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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-18

There mas been nothing occurring in the gold mar
ket 10 call for special remark the Room presenting
a scene of marked quiet. The sales were limited
and all at 1113G1114 ami solitary transaction at
lllg There was nothing to affect the course of
speculation in this commodity. The London reports
were favorable, money in Lombard-st. being an
eighth below the minimum rate of discount at the
Bank of England. COnsols were steady, and United
States bonds, first easier and then recovering. To-
morrow the Secretary of the Treasury will sell
Sl.5OOOOO gold. Gold lent to-day at g. 4, and per
cent for carrying to fiat the borrowing side The
Assistant Treasurer paid out $4,000 coin interest
redeeming $4,000 called Five-Twenties The days
business at the Gold Exchange Bank was Gold
cleared SSs959O0O gold balances. 81 T72, 695
rencv balances s. 800. The quotations
81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-18
RECEIPTS OF PRODIrCR.

PEI North hirsr psssets ana halrosdt 49,
SEpr 17T7 pgs Ashes pigs Beesu1N 30 hbs copper "a
bar, PSI bales Cotton $50 Pkg DRIED Fruit 2Cs oe s
200 bbs. Meal l3s 2l3 bush Wheat &c.
busb Corn 1875 hush OAis $50 hush Rye, Ia 200 oqs MAI
5 bags seed 20 bales Hops 81 bales Hemp ~ DDS ps
} bag 22i9 Hides Az bales Hides, 81 bales
1850 on % bb Spnta rarDeaune 800 ees hsaIs ri
m pkg Tsow i72 steln 81 pkgA Grease obi ps2H W
Cste $50 nkgs AZ pkg Beef 800 pkgL Cst he- 4ou
les Lard 1881 pkgs bur $3.50 pkgs Cheese ~ a.s ranu
g4S pkg Tea pkg Rice 3405 Starch 4O hhl looase
gsq pkgs Tobacco. 3l3 bales Wool, 4S7 bbla WHISKY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-18
WOOL MARKET

Bosroy sert l7There appears falling 81 demand
Of very ndisposd to
the the market -
comparatively small for the sales Of Medium and Extra dch
Double j3D55t. and Treble Extra ana
Michigan Wisconsin, other West
AZ 5lc the desirable lots Of Michigan
he'll 4gd5lc as 15Oc; the demand Tor
Coubng Dane Feces continues COED ranging ron 90 70
figures California IN de-
mand 5d3Se including CHOICE Northern At 3JG3sc bat stocks
gettiog light
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-18
financial,

lire INSURANCE STOCKS and SCRIP for
SALE parcels purchasers LONG ISLAND MECHANICS
GEO R BUTTON. p PARK place
T OST.-CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT of the
Company Of EevYok, No 1888 dated NAY ~
1873 TAO Payment stopped Application has been made for
.cr.se,te lien thereof John MARKS. Detroit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-18

REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE BoSDs-COupon or
Registered. interest per cent. guaranteed by the
EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY. Capital, Sl,OOO0OO
For sale at the office of the Company, No 70 Cedar
st. Y. JONATHAN EDWARDS, President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-18

ARTISTIC WATCHES AND OL0ON.1. .--- I5-
HENRY WILLIAMS and IbOmiA| ,sr oLl
IIANs sons Of samuel and Har Williams ~ o. p-sr
Windsor Castle High IFoibo the County q , ~ Irs or
fsho et England raanv sert 70 Anere ne d
II dead children knowing tShs sa cor.
HENRY WILLIAMS THOMAS WllIiAns ars IN. An.,r1sn
a with Mr.. SAMUEL WlblAAhso Inv
miners.. Chelsea. 10 La SAID County Of hdaeseL
American papers please copy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-18
And the following for city bank
The Erie RAILWAY Company report weekly earn-

The Erie Railway Company report weekly eaIH-
mgs commencing July 1, 1873 as follows:
1879. 1872.
SIX davA
the week ending Sept 7....... .S42s,80S S4g3aDb
Previously reported btoS'''f o. '-f-"'
Total earnings since July l.. 50 sss 2J7 S3,j7I9O9
Increase for week SE1bl
Increase fol 2 months and ! week 70 date 3lO,S+5
The Philadelphia stock market is inactive; Penn
sylyania Skies 1Os Philadelphia and Erie Railroad,
"A Reading Railroad, "a! Pennsylvania Railroad,
533: gold. Ill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-18

Forward change aud The transactions are h
sales e. follows. on bass Of Low hid1ings' -
safes evening after ssgtem5er 500 6ae, ~ -SSa
700 Isle 500 1S &c; 400 ~ ll-32c October 600 l1c
100 II 28-32c DecemJc POO II &c BOO II 9-lbe fehIna'
March 100 ~ b-Att
Tot, 0o0 baies Sss. to-iav NJ to 3 D. m: September
rs l32c 700 ~ g32cs 100 IL l5-lGc s NJ 200, u $50
200 gc 300 g32c; GOO. IL 5-l6c; 800 Is 932c; 100
~ 58e 600 Is 932e October, 100. y 10 ICES 400 7Hae
100 IL 2332c 17asc December 600 IL 0lOc February
200 March 200 lsi4e. Tot-l $500 bales Grand total
lO5OO bales
FLOUR AND MRAL-Flou 10 hrtsr and quite active the inquiry
Tor shipping the future and spot sud ne,e
better spnng Wheat steady moderate
supply irregular the close hr market stronger
grades quite especially for the istae; shp
ping Extras ssae Ola Trade bn IN demand al
extreme figures $4,000 bb including 10000 b5 shpUng
%. W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-18
Gounlrp Rral &slale ror Safe.

LlOR SALE OF EXCHANGE-MILL at
A Available for saw aud Planning
and lp g AErstei there An euerpizpg nan can do vel sh
! u unn1IOtsd gropenY tsket iof - - .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-18
|; re: ga

The BHST and wOsT AGREEABLE TONIC re ia,rcane.
- ~ ~ I-s1-s,e Geue Debv Los u Appfiiis " ~
.,be Recommended puntg The Foo JoaraAI Afa
u..sn D. Wertsorfh l. Scott p q. ~. ,. =. y -
PRs = A. &c. Sold BY Grooes or5es sn4 'he'i'S I'D "s'
to,ris. AZ - saah, BexaFf 81 PREPARED -
"0'' GOODALL BAC.HOUsEk -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-18
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
Citn Real Gstaie for 5alf.

Citp aeGI Gstaie TOR 5alf.
VERY pretty 3-stOry high stOop brown
~ stone HOUSE 47tL,t 5hAv periee. orier htgsa
}riJIOO; $4,000 mme ste posse-slou
JAMES K. WArERlOW, $40 6thave.
EOR SALE-A MadisOn-ave. CORNER. on
easv 80 improvements two bow
sndows; 10 minutes from 2d-st l32d-si.
POWER BROTHERS. 1882 Broadway.
TOR SALE, cheap-Wel-bui brick and
browust1ne high HOUSES. EssI
West 37th., West 35tnst sol
Other choice Localities. J. R0MAINB BROWN L2s0 Broadway,
53i-st
lOR Satellite fiTst-elass fOur-stOIy, high
soop bownsone HOUSE 10 West Rfy-6rsist, Firth
ave- 80 ell mproymeats incinng 6argar alarm
throughout Columbia College eAse,
with ApD for permi - owner TO chsGoers
EOR SALE-On Seventy-fouth-st., between
hAdsoves the hess cash pnee hst can be OH
tained hgstoop browasiole or HOUSE oro0 ot
O2 A. finished 10 need
apoly 10 PHYFB. GRAHAM Co,
23l 233 and 2}5 last Forty sec midst
TNHE Executors of the late Mr.. JOHN RAY
Offer ior SALE the PROPERTY Nos AZ aud AZ hTsOgbes
opuoste including the Bakery with business Of t~eny
yesn staining For further particulars inquire Of Mr. JACOB =
TOWNSEND. No % GEove-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-18
BONDS AT A BARGAIN.


MOSTCLAIR RAILWAY BONDs,
guaranteed by the Midland Railway, for sale at 80
JAMESON SMITH 81 CoTTISG. IA Broad-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-18
BroohInn propertn 20 Eat.

ITO LET or FOR SALE on EASY TERMS.
Il FOUR STORY HOUSk AND STORE No l12 nsayps,I
GORDON l. FORD. 81 Csrs ~. Brn"sifs
ITO LET-Furnished 3-stOry and basement
brick HOUSE. all Improvement good location sH usis oa
f.rnes Brooklyn rent Ow Apply al 2lZ Bosoasy Ro'm
Newborn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-18

VERMONT DIVISION or THE PORTLAND AND OG-
pTNsBURG SIX PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE COLD
BONDs.-lhese desirable NewEngland Securities fol-
sale by
FAIRBANKs & Co. 81 Broadway, New-York.
FaIRBANKs Brown Il Co.. . Milk->t. Boston.
E. q r. FAIRBANKS Il Co.. st JOhnsbury, VI.
FINANCIAL AGENTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-18
6OtafA

as annexed The selling rate however, is about Ia
under. We quote:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-18
THE MARKETS.
ic,rttullr REPORTED tor TaH rnIsvxH Z

fCartfuY THK rKIBuNRi
WgnNKSDAr. sept. II. 1873
ASHES-The TO-DAY II pEgA Pots IN Jar demand
and steady quoted a 81 %. Pearls nOmiusi.
COFREE-The Rio Al extreme p1ee b
immediate wants; the sales embrace oV
hays Rio 70 arrive from Antwerp c. F. FTcneg ~ and
cargo Of 3 500 bags al Baltimore Al % l2c.. gold
COITOS-rhere good 1eiaand for Cotton the spot
and prices are without Quoable We quote follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-18
5rooklnn Rcai estate TOR Sals.

BrCokInn kcdl GsIaIe Tor buIc.
DROOKLYN HOUSES, in excellent neigh
ID o for SALE at prices and terms Dnrrhasers.
rutland & WHITING BeskmsB-st
DARGAINS in BROOKLYN Elegant brown
I'D stone HOUSES hgaoOp. 80 500 awards possess
~ q. H. OLIVER, No. ParEpaee.
Unwilling HOUSES for SALE.-NO. 43
~ wilsr-st No. 20 Cr4Hberry-,t No 81 Hlcksst
- GEO. 4. DUTrON, - Park.plsce-
DOR SALE ON BROOKLYN HIGHFS-The
l. three-stoy BRICK HOUSE. 30 NloNst eospee order
Apply wYCKoFF 4 LANES. MosiaGne a. BrooSyn
L7OR SALE, on EASY TERMS-LOrS Nos.
az and Al ReIsssui JOsI 100 20 Aontsgss
g. iOOrI0O House No l02 PappssL 27E60i Hsas
no ITg WiTourhby-t 1877 Wloaghbrsi HoEes
40 81 ssd So GORDON FORD "a CaTssi Brookyn
ENOR SALE-A three-stOTy and basement,
brieh hgh H0OSR first elas all
,peos hest p. Nineteenth Ward wmburTh lie
ferres 3 rooms occupied the eaynr the
suit Apply PaE0r Carpets Fursa Pier Glasses
Tor sale.
DROSPECT PARK PLAZA LOTS for SALE,
on very easy srmA GORDON L. FORD Csrkst BroosvA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-18
LAcKsoNvu1E. NORTHWESTERN AND sourH EAST

JACKSONVILLE. NORTH WESTERN AND SOUTH EAST
ERN RAILWAY OF ILLINOIS
First Mortgage Seven per Cent Iold Bonds. IN
terest payable JAN and July !, az New-1oIk, Lon
don OF Frankfort-on-the-Main.
Bonds viii be registered if desired. IDls road Is
125 miles in length extending from Jacksonville 10
Mount Vernon. II traverses the richest portion OF
the state crosses the most important roads aud has
au enormous coal traffic For sale, at 80 and accrued
interest bv GIBSON CASANOVA x Co,
No 80 Exchange-place, New-IOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-18
New- 3ersep Reai gslaie tor Sale.

Men, 3ersep Real gslaie tor Sale.
nRANGE, N.J.-Great variety property for
W Houses farnishea snfrrsshei Sale
ssuss. l. n. GERRY. 50 EsasS. Lbsr'-s-
arrange, ". J.-For SALE, on Orange
" Mountain. RBSlDENCES; ~ 600 $50 O00
eminent pbyiiHs recommend Orange Mountain for shs
curative innueues Of is ar "a p1nouary di,esse.
B. :. SMALL, 9s Liberty 81
SPLENDID 10-acre high ground corner LOT,
- with acre pasture o' opposite gTsnd brook 500 Aa
&o.. r. r. p he; good neighhor
ouY s4SpO h. BOOkn0uI 80 LbeftY,I, y T.
xH sAiM FOR SALE-A charming Y VILLA
WO.OOO. STR 80 d,y iotsl - Kiegl.nd k,u", n J.
from Nevlork, ksl hon depot on the Delaware
Lsek~lua AMI Neru R. trh rcnnd tn views me bsaai
Valley the Parade River ccunY "i Dc 500 Al
bargain. A. &. LOOMiN Co, -254 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-18

Corn Meal sosg sen aa i9saei y ,h sales ar -'o
tbi Gooe1 80 5Os ars ~ $50 b1l4 We quote IN
Com Meal Jsrasr.S8 25as3 80 Com NJ b. ,ef -@$ls V0
Corn Aleai Hesterr 9 - . 3 - Cora VI l"1i4fat ~
GsT Meal WesIN 3 i5d 20 Cora heai n ntA "a D "
,%rn sss b. s,.. % % -, o,r.,,,, az, o,.yo0
PouI cutie nali; saes Of 90 bb. - SO@sv ~ DOT Ds
Neal fairly WLe 81 ~ JVatl ~ fI.e ls
al 25dsI 81 u O5@Sl lO' Coo Meal al 500
SOc GfognG Ferd al Slnil 20
RRIG Ser good deiaa1h hota bi perm
kl, and fail orsef rates c5iftn s1 N
TO-DAY To Liverpool p ON bash nf-iH ~
3zalJ'sLi 5000 10 Deos al ']s Oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-18
Gcuufru DroperIr 10 Get.
EcIsis.

Eolsis.
CLENHAM HOTEL, on the European Plan,
~ fh-avs Txrnt1 spf TwerYccenastS keoUs
q single moderate ALBEIT H. ''kASbf, Pr.
VERMONT SUMNER HOME, Poultney, VI.
Rev.. NEWMAN D. D., Prep Opsn ICES Ay special rs,>s
% miles nd sssso
Hlarnle dn6 BiGte Gldntels.
A KLABER Steam MARBLE and MARBLE
~. IzSG WORKS lS sse SO sAss EshsEisl asres sat
nsrsed nsnie Thug Marble Cosntes konanen q has
aery esmsezesa- nsrSs tsrsAg tev tie rHle.
CTEWART's Slate Mantels, Marble and Wood
- Reh ana lowest 40 sna 223
West r.sstI-shirds.. between seventh srd EEhh.,es
THE PENRHYN SLATE Co. have removed
10 ihsir resrthye AID ss,sa-
tss ID %, and sserng rTs aorssat Of MANTLE srks,
ssaDsag sssSss pnss ssAAsAg
penaoa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-18
Auttion 5ales OF Rezl Gsiaie

j. BLEECKER, son & Co., AuctiOneers,
n. viii sell on SATURDAY. 20 1873 a. II o. Al 81 hge
Salesruom uRer foreclosure in supreme osr' u
Srclsss three story suhcel bo~n-sse Dc sorp
Houses finished aud plate g1ss, anl at neefn
proyemens aGe Of l23 heEeer Foaf1 A.
Of T. A. FULLER hfrr~ lt- boelN .
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-13
IT IS q harsh thing to say. bnt We

IT IS harsh thing to say. bpt VI
must confess that we find it dificul
to cali up any very deep seated sof
row over the failure of the Polaris
expedition Sir John Franklin and
all his fellow explorers died in vain
if these expeditions are to he con
tinued and the early death of Elisha
Kane who fell victim to consump-
ton of the lungs resulting from his
Arctic exposures, and this now re-
ported sudden taking of of Captain
Hall are wasted warnings if this sad
failure is not to be the very last Of
such undertakings carried on under
sanction and appropriation of the
government Of the United States.
II the cause Of science demands such
sacrifices Is have been made in this
vain search for an open sea whose
existence could be of no possible
pracfic--l benefit either to science or
maratime navigation. lie. those whose
lives are devoted to scientific investi-
CATIONS plan, conduct and bear the
expense of such explorings. The
government appropriated no less than
one hundred Thousand dollars for
the fitting out of this Po:aris expe
ditiun not Il large sum. considering
the resources i the country but
enough TO have bail: a handsome
block of government buildings for
the accommodation OF the Fedora!
Courts in Nevada and no man Can
tell with anything approaching al
accurate statement W herein one single
promise of benefit toany practicable
human interest would have been
subserseI if Captain H .ll's hazard
Ons undertaking had proven IA sue
Cess instead of aH utter and fatal
failure. If this disastrous ending
Of an absurd enterprise will only |
serve to prevent its repetition. either
by private or public means. the
cruise If the Polaris among the ice
foes IF the Arctic seas will prove to |
have been costly Int not altogether
protitless undertaking.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-13

There has been q good deal Of pros
pecting by the military about the Modocs
lava beds and Capt. Hasbrouck's com.
maud have had little brush with the
Indians, with what result is not definitely
known.
Gold, 1l71s; greenbacks, S7@S7A.
A New York manufacturing ieweler
who was fool enough to entrust his car
pet sack containing SIS, 600 of diamonds
and other jewelry with hotel clerk at
Rochester has neither carpet bag nor
jewclry now. A thief called for it and
tho clerk gave it to him-hy mistake, Of
course.
That fiery untamed steed of Leo
(Jule) Hueson's, Black Bess,'' fell
down from old age, probably from a
precipice (of pine boards} and killed
himself Leo still lives.
Boss Tweed still keeps up his lick
pleading to fourteen indictments.
Postal cards are issuing from their
manufactory by the million.
Extensive preparations are making in
Washington for Chief Justice Chsse's
funeral.
The F. deral Republicans are triumph
ant in the Spanish elections
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-13
PRECAUTIONS AGAINST INDIAN
DISTURBANCES.

In the Elko hide endens of las
Saturday We find the following re
port of meeting held in Cope Dis
trict to take precautionary step.
aguinst any possible Indian outbreak,
in that vicinity
The citizens of Mountain City are OF
the alert. and are preparing to protect
themselves in the event of any Indian
disturbances, as will be seen by the fol.
loving proceedings of a meeting held in
Col. Chapman S store last week:
The ME. ting WIS called to order and
W. Hazeltine nominated as the chair
man, and C. j. Ripley secretary, after
which the following resolutions were
adopted:
Res ICED, That it is the sense of this
meeting that in view of the recen: In
dian outrages on or near our northwest
border. and our unprotected condition
| in case of extended depredations by
them or an outbreak Of the savages in
our immediate vicinity, that We form
ourselves into an organization for mu-
| tual self protection.
Resoiced. That this organization be
; and Is hereby known as the Mountain
| City Home Guard.
Resoired. That D. Griffith be elected
captain of said company he to appoint
his subordinaf-s, and to hold his Office
for the term Of one year from the date
of organization.
Resolved. That memorial be drawn
mp ard forwarded to the Executive of
the State of Nevada. stating the object
OF this meeting. and requesting his Ex-
cellencv to cause to be forwarded to the
aforesaid company the Necessary quota
Of brsech-loat,iD, rifles or other service
able AIMS and the r. quisite ammunition
for the same at the earliest practicable
moment.
ResOired, That the Chairman appoint
a committee of four 10 draft the afore-
said memorial.
The Chairman appointed D. Griffith,
c. j. Ripley. W Smith and A. D. Mea-
cham. after which the meeting journed
until the next evening. to receive the
memorial from the committee.
At the appointed time the committee
handed in the following as the result of
their deliberations:
To the Erscutire Of the Stnte Of Nerada:
YoUR ExcELLlNcY: In conformity
to the above resolutions, VT. the UNDER
whose names are hereto append |
ed. most respectfully request that you
will take into consideration orr unpro-
tected condition, our r-motpness from |
any populous neighhorhood in the event
of an outbreak of the Indians in our
who are we'll armed and numer-
Gus. and who would undoubtedly be
found by the Indians now ut war, and !
that We have in our midst some 80 or
10 families dependant on our community
for protection. and that we have hut verv
few arms Of any kind for service if re-
4uired, and We most respectfully request
ronr Excellency to canse to he for~ ard
d to the captain of the aforesaid COM
oany, on his plying with the legal
ormula, at this place. IS stands Of
or other serviceable rifles.
With their necessary ammunition
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-13

WE ARE PANEL to learn through
the Eureka .Sesafinel frum which pa
Der we clip the snhj''ined item, 81
the serious matters Of difference
therein indicated ~ having arisen
L..tu ~~n our old friend BOofh and
the eccentric and fiery Holland, his
partner. Says the !Sext.nei:
A Phoebe correspondent gives US the
particulars Of difficulty which lately
occurred in that place. and not recorded
by the Record. The communication is
fsc-tious and all that. but We do not care
to devote ~ much space to matter of
such little consequence. The jist Of the
whole thing Is. that there il an irrrpres-
sibie conflict going On between Booth 4
Holland If the Record. Lately matters
GIT excessively warm, and Holland went
for Booth With cleaver. threatening to
make .au.axe meat of him On the spot.
B.sAh nuw thinks he can manage the
lusin~ss without . partner. and with
this view he il negotiating for Hollands
interest. According to our correspond
emit, . change in the finn il liable to take
Plsce any d.y.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-13

A HooDLUN of San Francisco
having indulSed in the customary
pleas ntry of purpnselv j.'lting a
Chinaman who WAS peaceahlv going
along with his hnrdens. and being
chased and .tabbe,l in the hack bv
the Justly enraged Celestial. there
imm-d,atelv arose a neighln'rho"d
mob whose intent was to lvnch the
retaliating John. Int II police officer
came along and st"ppesl the raid.
Now the hoy will lie invited to come
into Court and swear that the China
man was the mur,lerOus aggres~or,
and an intelligent jnrv will lind John
guiltv Of an assault to murder, and
be will l,e bundl-d of to the Peni-
tenfiary-all l,ecanse a blackgnard
boy c"nlln't be permitted to emf
him about inst a. he pleased. And
this is San Francisco justice.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-13
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

CEALED PROPsb0AI.0 WILL NE
- received by The Board Of County Connis-
donen Of Dou&lss county. Nevada. for mailing
alterations anA rPsiFB b tAe Cs1Se HoaaP in
Genoa. 6perihcasiuns and all in1ePmatinn VII
BE- fur.isaea b. FRED HURTH. q his s6Ace IN
0easa. DBds win be received uAsil
Asndsy. the 9eah day - Hay.
A. d. aS5s, q m c'elaek 4. T.. It 1h;ch- sims
NJ Baafd will open isa e1ani.e III aid bids.
Na1d Beard reserve the S1Ght "a sa3aetisny 81
N ~. "a = WAI.fZR SWAMI.
Csah - ~ Bsasd sfuan1yyCpQ1niG11ines
= D0aRlaa eWaAty. - - - -.-.r--
0s1sa, Ap1if =. ma. GQ06S16 $
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-13

JONI 64xwAxF N,IL0 death was
caused bv ''phlsgmonDus ery9pe-
lss" which seems 70 have brought
On IN MISERABLE senaeling. He
probabiy tsisd 70 prouoases tie
asms AZ his malady and Is sfuek n
his thruat 6ke Aacbotha +" A0oo.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-01-15
An AnecdOte of General Grant.

MIR. L. Y. Bierce writes letter to an
Ohio Journal, in which he tells the fol-
lowing anecdote of his own experience
IN the late war:
While our army lay at City Point,
OH the James River, at the mouth of
the Appomattox, in Virginia, my duties
as Assistant Adjutant General of the
United States volunteers, called me
there to consult with General Grant.
One Afternoon while walking out with
the General Che being in undress, with
nothing to denote his rank, we passed
a boy of ten or twelve years of age
fishing. i.
nt--"Bub, have you good luck
to-day?"
Boy" Not very; they don't bite to-
day"
Grant" You have got a few here !;
won't you give them to me %
The tears started in the little fell
lows eyes as he said: 81 have had no
breakfast to-day, and no dinner, and if
I don't sell my fish I shall have nothing
to get me supper.
General Grant inquired as to his
history The boy was a native of
Michigan, and his mother was widow.
To obtain money to support his wild
owed mother he went into the army as
a waiter for captain of the Michigan
troops, whose name I cannot recollect.
The captain was dead, and he had not
friend left.
Grant-"'Bub, you know where
Grants headquarters are?'
Boy Yes sir"
Grant" Bring your fish up there at
10 O'Clock, and he will buy them.
Punctually at the time the boy was
on hand with his string of fish, but was
promptly stopped by the orderly in
front of the quarters. General Grant
overhearng the. order, stepped out,
took the little fellow by the hand, led
him into his quarters, and, becoming
satisfied with the truth OF his story,
procured for him suit of clothes, a
hat, free pass on the railroads home,
and gave him $50 ID money.
g Now, Grant may be bad mani
am not going to argue that question
but I don't believe you could make the
mother of that bow believe it,.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-01-15
Disbursement Of Hnv.

Many farmers who are far from
scales sometimes have difficulty in es-
tlmating hay. 1t is usual IN the West
to allow four hundred cubic feet to the
ton IN the stack. In relation to the
cultivated grasses the Massachusetts,
=Pleugman says:
Many farmers, particularly those
who have been building a new barn
within the last five years, have the ad-
yantages of good hay scales, and know.
IN consequence. exactly how much Eng,
llsh hay the farm has yielded. but the
great majority have no such conve-
nlence, and they must get 1t in some
other way, In such cases there
is nothing left better than the
simple measurement, but that is suf-
Gent Tor all practical purposes. II can
never, In the nature Of things. be de.
pended upon for perfect accuracy, be-
cause so many elements are involved.
as the character of the hay, Wheeler
timothy, red top or clover, the time
during which it has been stored. the
depth and height Of the NOW or the