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The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-10

BIG Fun at the Skating Rink to-
morrow Saturday evening. The floor
Of Moore & Parker's magnificent hall is
in excellent order, and skates on hand to
suit and fit everybody. There will be
skating until 9 O'Clock, when dancing
will set in and be continued until II
O'Clock: Two years ago the legislators
found a world Of sport at the Rink, and
why hot now, aftef the ord',ous laoors
of legislations are over. in VITA ions
will be there Saturday night to make
the Rink squeel
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-10
Ihe tNelu 4ailp Spiral.


III. late conduct of three well known
lads in our town. g only another evidence
~ the harm that comes to our youthful
and uniformed minds from reading dime
novels. Edgar Pierce. the smart and
sprightly boy who has been paper carrier
for John G. Fox for more than three
years. was universally liked and grow
ing daily in the estimation OF the people
Of the town: Johnie McTarnyhan, ooy
several years older than Edgar, khd
5f daredevil fellow, but full OF VII ana
good humor; and Charley Cavananen,
IN amiable, handsome chap-these three
got o notion in their heads that they
must see the world. They often chat
ted together and discussed plans OF traV-
81 and adventure which were taken oy
those who heard them talking to be mere
visions of fancy-Spanish castles, ms
was not SO in the main, however, ior
they seriously contemplated the carrying
out of their crude plans. Charley and
Johnie-the former engaged IN his fath-
er's bakery, and the latter having tired
blackstone and given it up for the wood
choppers az, both complained that they
we're not more elevated in the World than
thew we're. These three having made
their plans to travel, Charley ASSUMED
nm unusually cheerful manner and went
about all the time smiling. What lnfat-
nation! Edgar left note for his moth
er. saving that he was sorry to leave
home. but he was only news boy here,
and he was going to seek better fortunes
abroad. Night before last they took
their places in the cars at the '. l.
depot and shipped for San Francisco.
No others were aware of their Intentions
than perhaps the Carson brook fish,
bows and girls, whom they met. the
night of their departure ut dancing
sOiree. 80.
They seem to have told something OF
their plans to these young friends OF
theirs. to the effect that they were going
to ship in a whaling vessel; or make
their way to the southern part OF Cali
fornia thence into Mexico; or to 60 to
Arizona into the diamond fields. 1t may
well be imagined what will come OF all
this. The boys show spirit and cour-
noe. however, which, if maintained and
aided bv good luck, will leave them no
cause to regret having lett SO SLOW a
place as Carson. 1t is freak. Inc
adverse experience which they are prob
ably to meet with. will do them a world
of good, if they should not be too proud
to return home, and prefer rather to
contend against a sea of troubles instead
They had pretty good supply OF the
essential to start life with-about $500
between them, earned by honest, hard
labor ana carefully saved up, for the bold
enterprise.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-10

AUDITOR AND TREAsURER's REPoRT.--
We have received and shall publish on
tomorrow morning the Quarterly Re-
ports of the County Auditor and Treas
prer. They would appear this morning
but for their length.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-10

U. S. CorRf-Judge Hillyer.-Second
DAY of the suit for infringement of pat
ent. A highly interesting case. Argu-
lnents finished to-day.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-10

The office CT Public Administrator is
DECLARED vacant by the County Commits
sioners, owing to the failure of 0. H.
Pierce elect to qualify. The Board will
now have to appoint.
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fROM NEW YORK.

New York, l6. Judge Blatchford has de-
MED the application for warrant for the re-
moval of Charles A. Dana to Washington for
trial. He held that it would be unconsttu-
tional to send him for trial to q court where
there is no trial by jury. as in the police
court of the District of Columbia.
The trial of Elk Chief of Police McWiliams
and Ex-Detective Doyle of Jersey City, on
charge of having been engaged in an attempt
ed robbery of the First National Aank, is pro-
ceeding in the Hudson county court.
Sheridan Shook is confirmed by the super
visors as superintendent of armories.
The supervisors have approved the bills in
the Tweed and Stokes cases. including $l0,-
600 to George 7. Curtis, $500 to John X.
Porter in the former case.
The aldermen have again refused to con-
trm the nominations for police justices.
Father Clarence Walworth and Miss Ellen
Walworth sailed in the Caledonia for Glas-
gov.
Howard Potter and family were passengers
in the Scotia for Liverpool.
The police are in search OF man named
Beach, who boarded with Lucette Meyers,
and who she says was present at the time
Goodrich and Roscoe had an encounter at the
house.
The counsel for Carl Vogt says that he ha.
received telegram from Washington that
the government has declined to issue war
rant for the extradition of Carl Vogt, and hA
ordered or will order his discharge.
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ted in the Lime Association (including all but
Messrs. Ames & Crockett of Rockland, who
have kilns) for the present year, up to the
first week in July, has been 4s7, 440 casks, OF
which quantity 1911, 572 casks have been made
in Rockland 74,640 casks in Camden. and
81, 1888 casks in Thomaston.
At Bisbeo's powder mills In Camden, abou,
GOO kegs of powder are turned out monthly.
These works were established twenty-seven
years ago, and the products consist of the va.
rious grades of powder. Mr.. Bisbee contem-
plates increasing his facilities the present sea-
son by the addition Of new machinery.
ID. Knowlto3 & Co. of Camden, are now
erecting large building in which to paint
cars.
The Denison Paper Manufacturing Com
pany have six mills, FIVE of which are in Po-
land and two are brick, all in good repair.
The machinery of the most approved patterns.
These mills give employment to 200 hands,
IS of which are women. The mile are run
"a hours, one gang going on at noon and the
other at midnight, making IL hours per day S
work. Pay roll $1,000 per month. They
grind up l25 tons of rags and turn out $50
tons of paper per month, which is sent to their
agents in New York. Supply Maine newspa-
pers with about one half ton of paper per day.
Connected is machine shop where all re-
pairs are made of wood and iron, also manu-
facture doors, sash and blinds, being supplied
with the necessary machinery for all kinds of
wood work as well as iron.
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FOREIGN.

Madrid, l6. 1t is asserted that the Carlists
nave shot forty republican volunteers at Cir
ancqui after they had surrendered.
At a meeting of the majority of the mem
bers of the cortes to-day, it was resolved to
approve the proposition that the cortes shall
vote the new constitution before closing lis
session.
Senior Mainonael made;a violent attack on the
members of the Left, accusing them of forcing
their views and measures upon the country.
1t was finally determined by the caucus
that the cortes should adjourn for a brief re-
cess, IN reassemble at day to be agreed up
on.
The Centre was not represented in the
causus
Maisouave, minister of foreign affairs; Car
vajal, minister Of finance; and Bergi, minister
of justice, have resigned, in order to facilitate
the formation of an homogeneous cabinet
| The majority in the cortes demand vigorous
ministry under Salmeron.
| Paris, l6. The government has instructed
the perfects Of the occupied department to in
terdict public rejoicings on the occasion of the
evacuation of the territory by German troops.
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Steamship City Of Washington.
Investigation.

Halifax, -. The court of inquiry into the
wreck of the City of Washington resumed its
sitting at 8 p. NJ. to-day.
John Green, quartermaster, was sworn.
This WAS his very first voyage on the ship.
She steered we'll. During the first SO hours
we had clear weather; all the rest of the
voyage there was dense fog. No soundings
were taken during the voyage, to my knowl-
edge. Saw no stars after first two days at
sea. Have been going to sea % years. In
derstand all about ship. According 10 my
idea, the City of Washington was in good or
der; that is, she had a full complement of
men, and everything necessary. Was on
watch at the time the ship struck. There
was nothing to lead one to think she was near
the coast The weather at the time was as
thick as could be. Never knew 40 thick
weather in my life as on the voyage. At the
time the ship struck the usual number of per-
sons were on the lookout. Was on the fore
side of the pilot house, keeping lookout. The
men were at their proper stations at the time.
The captain was on the upper deck. More
| care was used on this occasion than ever
saw before on the ship.
j. II. Gasson was sworn:
Am an able bodied seaman. Did not take
the wheel during the voyage. My duty was
to make and shorten sail when ordered. The
weather was clear during the first two days
but dense fog prevailed after that. Do no,
think the pole star could have been seen af
| ter that. Was on the lookout on the star
board bow when she struck. Could not see
half length of the ship. Did not see any
boats at any time before she struck. Did MOI
notice the color of the water. Stars could he
seen occasionally, but not often enough ,C
permit observations to be taken.
David Kennev was sworn.
Am an able seaman; heard no bells oil
horns, and saw no boats or seaweed befors
the ship struck. Saw nothing that would
lead me TO suppose that we were near the
coast.
Then followed the testimony Of the purser
Henry Wins; of the chief steward, John
kitche n of the barkeeper, Frederick Anley
of Capt. Phillips, recalled, and other wit
! nesses. All tending to exonorate those it
charge from blame.
1t is not likely that any more witnesses vii
be examined. The court adjourned to Thurs
day, when Judgment will be given.
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WASHINGTON.

Washington, l6. As, under the operation,
of the act of Congress, appropriations for the
support of the army become Invested and
thus rendered non available for the expenses
of the military service, it is ordered by the
war department that supplies, stores, or prop
erty of any kind procured out of army appro-
priations, shall not be transferred in any way
or under any circumstances for the use of
Indians, except under authority obtained
from the Secretary of War; and that any
officers violating the terms of this order shall
be charged with the money value of the sup
plies, stores or property transferred, and in
addition be held accountable according to
circumstances.
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Maine Manufacturing News.

John Devereux, Esq, has taken down his
old grist mill at Kezer Falls and on its site is
about to erect capacious building two stories
high, the lower story to be occupied as
shovel handle mandatory.
The cheese factory at Paris is doing good
work now and getting more milk. One OF
the cheeses was cut last week, and all who
tried it declare its flavor and quality to be SUI
perior.
The white paper for some of the most ex-
tensively circulated newspapers and other
periodicals in this country is manufactured in
this State. This is on account of the pure
water found in our ponds and rivers, and the
cheapness Of labor.
The present annual product of manufac-
lures in Waterville and West Waterville ia
100000. ...-
The mill of Arnold, Dwinel & Co., on the
Madawaska river, about three and half miles
from the village of Caribou, has board, clap
board and single saws, employing ten men,
and doing good business, being in the mids,
of an almost inexhaustible supply of timber.
The amount of lime produced by the manu-
facturers in Knox county, who are represen-
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STATE NEWS.

The Bangor savings bank has 81 ,5OO,0 900 Of
deposit.
VIM. Houston of Gardiner had a fall Mon
day by the giving way of q bracket to a stag
ing on which he was at work. He was injur
ed but slightly.
The American Association for the Advance
nent Of Science will meet in the city of Port
land next month. 1t is expected that severa
hundred members of the association from al
| The session will continue from August 20 TO
September /.
On Friday, Aaron Babb, Esq, OF Bangor,
while experimenting operations ON ms iarm
net with painful accident. While stahdlns
upon load Of hay, the horse started up SUI
denly, precipitating Mr.. Bsbb to the grouh"
and breaking his right arm al Inc shou''''
Tho Press saws that intelligence received IN
| ~ -.Isna onrounces the death OF Capt. mos. !
- I;hhv of the bark Mary Z. Libby, at Tia,
ra ~, rscentlv. Capt. Libby has been long and
f,vorsbIy known in ortland, the city OF ms
rasidencs. The bsrque is owned by featon
& Boyd.
Deputy Sheriff Dunbar OF Cherryf field is
tprning the crank on the violators of law in
that vicinity, and thinks that if the fountain
head cannot be dried up, it will do some good
to trouble the streams.
Washington county Jail has hut seven pris-
oners.
The Leighton child, who was so brutality
outraged by Black, was in precarious con-
dition Tuesday, and it Is thought she cannot
recover.
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Every drop of blood that circulates through IN
VEINS eventually becomes solid particle OF IN
blood, and upon the quality of the blood depends
the condition of the whole lhysical system. "
less the liquid material by which the human SUP
tous II Is impossi ble that the body can be healthy
and strong. One OF the most Important proPerues
OF Hostetfer's stomach Btters is that OF improving
poverished. Acting directly and powerfully upon
the stomach in which the manufacture OF tne D.oo.
is commenced and upon the liver when secrG ss,,
this powerful vegetable tonic and depurent mas an
immense indirect influence upon the eirca w. III,
Hence the extrao I'd nary cures wrougnt oy .nu d.
ters in cases of general debility, malarious ieVe'
rheumatism, biliousness, constipation, etc.
julyl2 -:eod.&w.
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Eord Of Comm endatlOn.

hsolicited testimony to the merit of any
|cine 10 valuable, especially when it comes
individuals of character, in whose testi-
b implicit reliance may be placed. OF
o character is that Of one of tho promi-
citizens of Providence, X. L., published
! r columns this morning, testifying TO the
ICY and value of Adamson's Cough Bal
DR.. Kinsman was entirely ignorant of
fact that the gentleman had tried the
zine, until receiving his letter that is so
gratitude for the deliverancc which he
e has dropped from the balsamic wings
amson's angel of mercy. We have our
used the balsam in our family and can
to its speedy efficacy in not only re-
& but in curing coughs and colds. 1t is
liable certainly for these purposes, and
glad that in this day of humbuss in
ii, and more particularly in the patent
Inc line, that q citizen of Augusta
have the honor of introducing an ar
L undoubted merit.
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Unsolicited Testimony.
OFFICE OF EMERY COOK, )
REAL ESTATE AND MORTGAGE BROKER,
No. 59l NORTH MAIN STREET, }
PKOVIDENCE, K. l.. July I. le13

PROVIDENCE, K. l., July !, 1873
+. W. kINsMAH, ESQ, Augusta, Nc.
DEAR sIR:-Permit me to state my experience In
The OF various patent medicines, in my endeav-
oro to cure a very severe cough Perhaps had
better state the circumstances at first.
Two years ago last september l took severe
cold, with throat for some day the cold iiual-
ly settled with cough, dry and very painful.
used various kinds of syrups recommended by
liei My physician, concluding that l had u
through ticket" tor the happy land OF Canaan,
prescribed Otd Rye, ana finally Cod Liver Oh. l
went in ON the COD Liver 10 the tune of quarts,
when, concluded that was greasy as any
"Modoc," and not being relieved, began taking
sucn medicines as l saw advertised. beginning with
ocnenck's Pumunic syrup, two bottles, Mlllers
Expectorant, four bottles, and some four or five
other remedies, continually growing weaker, los
any RELIEF. In fact was marked by ny family,
and about every person that met, as dead Brob.
err In fact the Cnderfaker would take off his hat and
very politely bow as he passed me, thinking per
h8ps of "busincss."
But 10 a change took place. ono cold day last
winter. a circular was thrown into my office, which
advertised Adamsons botanic Basam, thank
Cod. read that circular very carefully; put on
my coat and went for it. at last found it at VIM.
b. Blandings drug store, and purchased. then
began taking 1t regularly, and per directions.
Before had used half bottle, noticed "A change.
then purchased six bottles, and meaning bus ness
went through four of them, continually growing
better, resting all night cough entirely gone, and
to-day can do as much business in one hour as |
could in one day eight months ago. | am also
gaining III flesh; and generally speaking, feel good
all over This all comes by the use of Adamsoi's
Raisam.
Invariably recommend it to everybody similarly
afflicted, and can this day give you the names and
residences of at least fifty persons who have been
cured of coughs and colds by its use. also urged
friend OF mine who is in business near me to add
this article to his stock he did SO. aud SOLD ninety
bottles in less than tortn gt and have net heard
of any one vet dis satis1ed.
would "a soon think of having property uniu-
sured against loss by fire. to keep house without
q good supply of Adam on's Balsam in my closet.
nave now dozen bottles on hand, ready for
what General Price had during the late Southern
unpleasantness, viz: an emergency.
Trust that your sales OF this article may be more
than lrebled during the coming season, and with
| as aurance of my highest regard, am gratefully
Yours Sc,
julyl1-'tt&s2w&w2w EMERY Cook.
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AFTERNOON. TELEGRAMs.
THE GOODRICH TRAGEDY.

New York, l6. The police are still act
lively searching for the Spaniard Roscoe,
alleged to have been concerned in the muir
der of Charles w. Goodrich. 1t is believed
that Kate Stoddard admitted Roscoe to the
house on Degraw street, and that the murder
was committed by the pair. The police say
they have all the proof required to convict
Roscoe. This has been furnished by the cor
fession of Kate Stoddard Roscoe has not
been seen around any of his old haunts since
the arrest of his alleged accompliee, and as
he was possessed of plenty of money. it is
believed he has taken himself off to some dis
tant city. Accurate descriptions have been
sent to the police of all cities in the United
States and Canada.
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radical changes in the post office IN
~, which every one must call improve
for the better, are now nearly complet-
] the public have partially entered into
Enjoyment. The Office is no longer a
|ghfare to save turning a corner, the
ioor having been stopped up. A door
In put further west for the working
( the office, the bringing in of mails,
1he facilities now offered at the Office
expeditions transaction of business
rdly be excelled in any office in the
This is true of the money order and
department, where there is now plenty
low room" for the despatch of business.
.borate black walnut counter in the
order Office is fine specimen of work.
p. Indeed the execution of all the
improvement reflects credit upon Mr..
Fogg and Mr.. Albert T. Beal, the
il and skillful mechanics who have
aploy ed in making the changes. We
nlate the efficient postmaster and his
Ianly and attentive clerks on possess
llsasant and convenient an Office.
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Jennersville Tragedy.

Westchester, Pa, l6. Undertook, the al
legged murderer. admits being in company
with his victim when last seen, but alleges
that he hired horse and wagon to take him
to the railroad station at Harkersburg, but
cannot give the name of any one there who
saw him The excitement in the neighbour
hood Of the horrible butchery continues in
tense, and the mass of evidence already ac
cumulated is thought fully sufficient to estab-
lsh Udcerzook's guilt. Circumstances point
strongly to a brother-in-law named Rhoades
as an accomplish, and warrant is ont for his
arrest.
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Inc Centennial Cele bra ton.

Messrs. Nye and Kimball, the Commission
ts from Maine on the Centennial Celebra-
lon, have selected list of ladies in this State
1 act as q committee with the ladies of Phil
[lelphia in making the celebration success.
The following is the list in the towns Of this
cinity:
[Augus:a.-Mrs. James G. Blaine, Mrs. r.
Rice, Mrs. J. W. Bradbury, Mrs. Lot NJ.
orrill.
! Gardiner. Mrs II. X. Morrell.
Winthrop. Moses Bailey.
Waterville.-M f. s. Cameron, Mrs. l..
Webb.
Bath.-Mrs. J. T. Patten, Mrs. Q. Moses.
Skowhegan.-Mrs.J Joseph II. Philhrick.
wv aldoboro.-Mrs. s. S. Marble.
Wiscasset.-Mrs. Henry Ingalls,.
Richmond.-Mrs. T. J. Southland.
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INDIAN MATTERS.

San Francisco, l6. Advces from IT. Kla-
math to the IL inst, via Oregon, July 10th,
state that Charley and Capt. Jacks father in
law, who surrendered on abe Sd inst. were
sent for by Capt. Hasbroncs to-day.
Intelligence was received at Fl. klamath
yesterday from Gaines, that Long Jim and
his father had been captured by Chas. Riddle,
an Indian of that place, and would be brought
to klamath to-day, under charge of the old
chief Schonschin.' A brother Of Schonschin
is now confined with Capt. Jack. When
these Indians arrive, all the Modocs belong
ing to Capt. Jacks band win have been cap.
tured.
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Trsonal.

Mr.. Herbert M. Heath of Gardiner, Assist
\ Secretary of the Senate. who has, since the
ournment of the Legislature, had charge
the Washington Academy, East Machias,
Rpending his vacation with his friends in
, section of the State.-Somc of our
(cery men are "vacating". Mr.. F. l..
mlen and II. A. Hall are out rustcating,
their customers are served as usual
10. S. L. Goodale Of Saco, was in the city
terday. He has declined the Professor
offered him in the State Agricultural
lege at Orono. noticed in the city
terday, Mr.. Warehouse formerly Princi-
Of the high school in this city.-Capt.
}. Hall has returned from the south, to
i'd the summer in this ty.--Mr. Parlin,
of the editors of the Machias Union, has
N = trip to Chicago, and from that grow
rity is writing home some pleasant letters
Ae Union.
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New York Stock Market.
New YORK. July l6
New York Produce Marker.

New YORK. July l6
COTTON sales 24lO: mid. 20%.
. FLOUR-sales IA SO; state loaf % round hooJ
Ohio 2j8s 50: Western l0as IS: Southern 6 2
10 so
WHEAT-saes 1872 900; No. spring, 35 al 40
No. 2, - 80; No. !, sex wintered west
ern 81
LORN- sales SO 600: 571a53 new
OATS-sales II 90 ~ H. for new; 1882 for
white.
BEEF-1250.
POkK-I7O0
LARD-stm 90; kettle 8 liz
BUTTEk-nex state. 20e30 Western l5a2U
SUGAR-dull and heavy; Muscovsdo 3-ias
MOLASSES-unchanged.
RICE-Ca,o.ina, ia as.
WiiISkEY-93 l.2
COFFEE-Ro II 3-4al9r
PETROLEUM crude. -. ; refined. ~.
SP'TS TURPf NrtNE-i5
ROSIN- 2 goa 2 ".
lALLOW-ps
FREIGHTs TO LIVERPOOL train u =:
steamer