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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-05
@ieter cine @arnmna.

S9on 10 oft tpuree eesen Die Nu5z
mancerune nod Gin merita, beion>
oers na@ Bralili:u, semarnt, meiitens
per9eblid. Sect brin9t ra5 Matn,er
Sournal neueroinos fclsenee @ar<
nur9.
SIN Sntersie unlerer art,sn 2anes>
leute, eamit Ne nidt pom Reoen in Die
Traufe tommen, bite i9 sic, eineWar>
nun9 in Sbrem Blatte befannt ;u &C.
Zen, G@ ni@t BON Nsenten beidraBen
su lai1en, nad Braflien aus3uwanrern.
Giner meiner Brlber, Der in 81. paulu
(8raflien) anidif9 uno n%erbeiratbet
lit. i9rieb mir unter Nrofrem Dieter
Gage fam Elm GROCER 5ambur9erD Damp
fer nit teutiden Gamilien an ; es ilnp
lauter Sdleier, pel6e Elm beuti9er
Spibbute pom bier, Der in Deutidlanp
rpar unp ben Qeuten oas Maul {iB oe>
ma&t bat, bierber na@ @t. paulo &C.
tra@t bat, fir einen reiden 8railianer.
Der oiele aafespFan;unsen, aber felt
Mtl9afun9 Ger Sflaoerei nt9t bin>
ldn9li@ Mrbeiter bierfar bat, 9ewurben.
Als bteie 2eute bier anfamen, rurcen
fe elei@ Dem Brailianer a%ue9ebdnptst,
tpie Sflapen. Der laubere Nsent, Der
III Deutldlano bic 2eute bel9wincelte,
BAT natirli9 babel uiel @elo perpient.
Statt bic eeute in ct. paulo in Elm
oreentli6sS 9aus III tbun, ftsfte ie
Ger 8raIlianer in cine Gronfe1fe nit
elmer Sdilcwahe DOR eem 6auIe.
DeSbalp wirD es wab,lheinli@ nod
5dnoel 9eten, tenn, ME ia bore, mol
len bic Deutlden binaus unp lein 6aus
flrmen. 6ier 1T Elm Suce aus Se>
terreid, pelder 3u einem Brafliauer
iaete, ct roue ibm Qeute bolen. Der
Braflionsr bot ibn natirlid uiel pro-
fit, uno Der &sent bat mir mir 9eiast
purre, idon an peridtecenen Stellen
serfaufeg lal1en, ea6 er na@ Deutl9z
lamb, uno %belpncers naa Baiern reiien
uno pur@ Bel9winreln Qeute mad
Brollien brinsen rpolle. Gorge ru
nun rofQr, eab in 3eitunsen tie 2eute
oerparnt tpercen Dor Der Muspanberun9
mad graflien uenn tteler M9ent
fommt unb Qeute beidwtnreln MIL,
lollen Jpn bielelten nur 9lei@ otfertiz
9en, benn BE 0eute werpen unencli1
un9lldli&, >pen,1 fe 'crber auswan>
bern, cur@ lolde sewi0enloie SpiBbu>
ben nit flBen Worten perluaoirt."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-05
TeutIlft0n II.
fTur ben @anberer.l
per Gen, frwadt.

MeIh tin @eben unb stn G!lRern
@@mebet tur1 bic milbe Quftl
&sses Streben bSr' i'd tntferu,
9Sre, pie's BEN 2enae ruff.
Baume, gauge @dlter beben
@tol3 he aronen auf gum 2i&t
limb Gin neu periinetss 2eten
Dur& bic eanse @9S0fure bri@t.
Sn BEN Ebdl&en ittl serturssn
cid bas liebe geilden aetet
Duftet li6 benz Qeu3es-@ oreeu,
Gsmutbssuu bas 8Spf@ea netst.
llnb bic 8d&e, @trSu1e l@teoen
Mneeipornt BON eebensmutb,
@ieber iprubsln frii&e Queleu
@t6rter brennt Der @onue @lutb.
Balb er,pa@en pieber GbSre
Sn Der neuerredtsn @eIt,
@ineen barn1 BEN @&Spfer Gbre,
Der fe wunberbar erbalt.
Wir, bes eroeen @&Spfers> ainber
@timmea In ben Subel Elm,
Sau@3en aud biuauf ui@t u,inter
Yreis unb Gbre ibm aaein.
81. 2etber
Barton, Bi6.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-05

@ir febren na9 2~oyerebem surlf
uno trsten rrieter in 6einrids Wobz
nuns Elm, nun mir rem 9e(er er3dblt
boben, auf relbsn @runp bin rer Ni&<
ter feline 0eidulcisung se9en Walter
aufredt erbalten fpnnte.
Der &i6ter unp Ger Waire batteu
ras 6aus pcrla0tn.
3einri9 bate jercd ieinen 6altbruz
Der nidt tcidulci9en molten. Tie 2af,
Die pielen cridte, muSte obuebin f9on
fdwer uno furdttar esnua ietn.
Die 2ebenefraft res Slnalin9s
mar wie burd einen eleetriibeu
Sdlaa Surid5etebrt, als e.
cernobm, eab piarrer eberbaro
in Greibeit oeieBt perten plrce.
Gr tanfte @ott fir bic Nettune uno
Hebte ;ugleid NIT 1brdnen in rem Nu<
gen UNI Grtarmuns fdr pie unsladli1e
0ena uno fir ibr Rino.
Ter @idter mar eft eiuioe 3sit fort
ale 5eiurid ben 8el6lue fabte, mad
Nntrerpen ju seben, Inn ii@ BON oer
Nabrbeit Der FROZEN Naaridt ;u lber>
3eusen unp UNI su a~Ilererft ben seliebs
ten @reis ;u teslidpinlden uno i'm
TN 1riumpb na4 ecsersbem 3urld5u>
brin9en.
Mber rulrce ct rrcbl ftafti9 9enu9
leiu ben Des 3urad,ulesen ? Ct ra&te
oar niat rararL cine folde Ura8e 3u
leuen, er fiblte fd fasf uno geneien.
Cine babe Stunre @pdter isben MIR
oen Slnaline, ron Riro besleitet, ouf
Dem Meac CUR Start. 6einrt1 febt
tlae aus !; cod in (einem Nu9e funfelt
coa Q%ebenefeuer nit erneutsr Sraft.
Sein sdritt 1T fdon fef, ctelei9 rer
Bpren larpis uno bolpsris 1T. Cine
lei9te purpu.slutb fdrbt niecer feline
maseren unr eineefauenen 8anaen uno
UNI feline sippen ipieN Elm glidli9cS
Qdheln.
Mues ideint Cen Singing 3u eri>
gen: Atrp ptrelt NIT Dem .Ianaer,
S@rreif uno iprinst f,5bli9 neben let,
mem 6erra Der.
Die Come nit ibren mdrmenren
Strablen, bic Neder unp Gelper, bic
9aice, Nues bat fur 5einrid, trrB tcs
aobenpen .Derbftes. Elm 10 berrli@ee, 10
neutrality-suspicious., ME mitten in
Der l96nten Sommers3eit!
[torteeuna fpIet.l
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-05
Nptbitbrei aus bena 9nben'

Sn mel@ trouriser Gage ter Staat
eouiiana f4 b%efnoet, oas mag Der &C.
fer aus fol9entem entnebmen:
@ouperneur McGnery pon 2outla=
no bat in Golse zines Belalu0es Ger
rcdtmdbieen Staatsle9islatur cine Nnz
lprade erla0su, in rpel@er Gas @olt Der
Union aufssforpert miro, oer b~eprdnst"n
Bep5lftruns Don 9ouifana 8eiitanp
~ leifen. Go beibt in tieiem %ftsnz
it'd:
~Sn unlerer erosen Motb, mdbrenc
baneel uno @erfebr 9eldbmt uno aus
unierem Staate fortpeldeu4t fnp, etc
SnpuNrie gum StiQfano 9ebra@t> rer
@rectt pernidtet, tas 0ertrauen oerlp>
rem 1T uno eie Steuern trcBoem erb6bt
fnc, appeQiren mir an unlere Briper
in ben dbrisen 5taaten Der Union, uno
bitten i1e, unierer Sage ibre Mufmerf.
lamteit j%usupeneen. Das traurtse
Qcos, reldes Yns beute ;uaela1en 1T,
fam tlnftt9 auf elei9e @eiie fe trefz
fen. @ir bofen, coB fe tesbalt
S4ritte tbun weroen, IN, ibre 6enato>
rem uno Gonarebreprdfentanten 81 per-
anla1en, uns &edt unb unleren Be-
l@werren Mbbilfe III peri@afen. un>
iere ein3iseb ofnuns berubt parauf pae
ete Staaten per Union bur9 ben Con-
ereb au unieren @unten i%nterpeniren
peroen. @irren mir urs 1eltF Ne@>
III peri9afen iuaen, 70 pirten unlers
Geinpe 8esett urs pom Neueu, oae Belos
eeldret pes unbeilpoQen BIresrfrieea
erbeben uno fdlidli@er Deile bebaups
ten, to6 mir absetbane Graeen utepe1
~ er6fnen pdnf&en. Sn Be3us BIER
auf ,6silen mir auf tie @ef4i@te be,
lesten Dablcampasne In bieiem Staat'
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-05
1928

Der ptenfbabenbe 8ommifar mar
iber bic BefenntniHe Muroes b6&tt&
e1faunt. St befabL ben perurtbeilten
pfarrer Gberbaro berbei3ufdbren, UNI
rielen jebt ~ s%ernebnen. I.
Das Gerbbr mar lang. Der prtez
fer b%ebauptete feline unldulr, Tod be;
19uletete er Balter ni4t unp BOD wte
piele observation-disclosures Nnflase, bdtte
er oeoen ibn p~crbrineen t6nnen !....
Mls Ct fortaefibrt wurbe, fQblte oer
prtefer plDBlt9, 1pie Semanp feline
6ane ersriH uno fe nit ad6sn be-
pedte.
Sc par Muroe, ter Dor ibm aieoer<
fntete.
uMurcc!" iaste Der @reis, ~@ott
ieene Did "....
80, Ser yfarrer! petl1 sic in
SIR Gorf surifsefebrt flno uno pieoer
am DuBe teS MltarS SIR @etet per-
rtdteu, eeoenfen Gte bann raeiner 80.
MSse Got mir 9ndpts ietn, mSsen
meme SHUTTER unp Marceaa mir oer9e<
ben !"
Der prieasr fob ben @traFins uuf
uno bridte Jpn an letn 9er3, pdbreno
beige 3dbren ibm Iter Die @an9en
ltr5mten.
u9abe Danf, . mein Gctt, babe
Danf!. .Du bait rur9 mid cine
Seele 3u Dir surldserufen 10
pas 1T aenus Ter Greuce fir uein 5er3,
rab t9 MQe5, mas i@ leioen n1uste>
germ errulcet. -. Murpc", fubr er fort,
n Du Daft mir oas Slid seridaft ea6
i'd meme &ineer nod einmal ptecer<
ieben oarf i'd merre Dir nnein 2eben
lang taflr panfbar fem. ... @snn Du
be9uaeiet oirf 70 TONNE nad 9cYer<
sben1, 10 gu an mir einen Greunc
unr Brurer inreu wtrf, Ter bis gun,
0rabe tradten pirr, nod Slid an
Detnem 2stenspfab erbldben iu la1en.
Murpc. i'd bite DID. tente an Soft,
an Deine:.W utter uno an Warce1a,
uno pereib aud meiner niat gang"
%, id weree mid itets Sbrer ERIN
neru. @er;siten Ste mir nur ben
beilisiddnrerilden DiebfabL ben i@ In
Jbrer Stride bssine"
vNere ntdt n1ebr oarlber, Murpc.
M69e 0ot Define S@ulo Dir perse<
ben, rpie t9 es tbue unp Du wirf einf
aeldutert Dor geinem Ni9terfuble fe<
ben. Die Neue> Muroc. reini9t ms
BON unleren Siincen unp madt uns 3u
Jreunren @otte5> &penn aud bic Men>
l1en uns Geinp fnp. gebe wobL Wu<
roc ! lebe rpcbl! Du pirf nidt ewi9
nit btelen Jei1eln beldwert lein."
Die lsBten Werte bate Yfar,er
Gterbaro nit tief beweeter Gimme &C.
lproden. vDu mirf nidt ewis NIT
rieisn Bei1eln beidwert iein." Dieie
Borte tlausen nod LANCE in ben Sbz
rem res unslidli1en mad. SolIte er
rte Treibeit ertparten ri:fen ? Wurre
Ger @eihlide, 3ur Delcbnuns ieiner
@etdnpni0e, feline 8efreiuns su errirz
fen iuhen?
Ginen Nueentlid la9te i'm tieler
@epanfe an. Damn leufSte er tief unp
l9aute gum 6immel empor, Der jeBt
nit M!uionen Sternen beidet mar.
>, es mar ia, 100 MurocS Qetten
~ Gnre sebeu rId.pen /! Dort tpfrren
letEe Mutter uno Marcelia Die @unpen
beilen, relde bier Gle i1neren xrtten
ieinen @lieeern eeidlasen!
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-05
Sanferptte i'm Sabre 1872

Die 8ofonr taufmdnni{de Neentur
BON Gem. @u6el uno 60. bat ioeben
tbre Elite BON JaIimenten I'M SABRE
1872 publt3irt. Die ean3ean3abl ber>
felben IT auf 4089 an9eseber, nit et>
mem S&ulpenbetras ron $t21,056,>
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-17

HE LITTLE GIANT Fire meeting was
rather SHINY attended last night. 1,
came in as supplement to the Road
meeting. James S. Slingerland was
called to the chair and Henry r. AIighels
was chosen as Secretary. The chairman
stated the objects of the meeting. On
motion OF Mr.. Doane those persons who
chose to come forward and subscribe
their names and pay five dollars were
privileged to call themselves and be con-
sldered charter members. The follow
ing named persons came forward and
signed their names and put up their
coin: Chas. Wilson, Vim. cassie. A.
Lewis, W. Pierson, W. Stafford. w.
Shear, t. E. Scott, Joe CowIng. Miles
wing, Geo. 4. Tyrrell, j. Ii. Benton.
II. q. Parker, John P. Meder and Geo
W. hltzmeyer. On motion Sheriff
Swift came before the meeting and made
a statement Of the financial condition of
tne Little Giant movement. The sub
sscrblnS members of the new company
DelnS brought within the bar the func-
'lons OF the Slingerland organization
ceased by limitation and so it became in
order to effect an organization of the |
new company. Mr.. Chas. Wilson was
hen called to the chair as presiding Off |
,er OF the company, pro tenn. On mo-
ION uus Lewis was elected Foreman:
has. Wilson President, Geo. Tvrrell
secretary and Treasurer, VIM. cassie
Engineer. Hub Parker 1st Asst. Engineer
nd W. Shear Fireman. On motion .
ommlttee of five was appointed to draft
charter and bylaws. The chair an
oinfed as such committee, Geo. kitz-
leeyer, VIM. cassie and Geo. Tyrreu.
dJou-ned to call of President.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-17

BONE NOTES relating to the present
condition of some departments of the
Mint, furnished by a friend who has
been looking through there, contain.
among other matters, these well de-
served compliments to the newly APP
pointed head of the Coming Depart
ment Mr.. Doane, since his induction
INTO office as Coiner, has made a general
clean up of everything in his depart
ment. The rooms, consisting of Office.
rolling room, and coming room, have
been painted, and it is all as tidy as
possible. The work of identifying was
done entirely by the persons employed
IN Mr.. DoaEe's department, and much
credit Is due them for the handsome
style in which they have done their
work. The office room especially, is a
picture by itself. That work of pinl,
marbling, done by Billy Essie, is a work
OF art that can only be surpassed by
Mother Nature.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-17

NoTICE TO DEBToRs.-Geo. ". Eitzmever. OF
the Furniture Store. wishes to 60 TO san
Francisco to settle up with his Creditors and get
a new supply OF Furniture. all such having ac-
counts standing over 80 days will please man
mage to pay me on or before SATURDAY., Sept.
20, 1873, hoping in the future to have the oppor-
tunity to supply all the wants Of the Carson
people, III Furniture and Bedding, at the very
lowest prices. Call and see some OF the elegant
marble-top bedroom sets. Still more Sets are
coming up and prices are coming down
sepio-lW GEO. W. hIrZYEYrR.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-17

HE DEBATE at Empire on Saturday
night resulted in victory for Uncle
Jimmy Hamilton who took upon him
self the gallant task of defending the
reputation OF humanity against the
cheapening aspersions cast upon its
sexual relations by the resolution under
discussion. We have not heard the nar.
tlculars nor have We Been made az
qnainted with the subject chosen for the
next debate-lndeed, We don't really
emo" whether there is to be any next
debate at all. We shall investigate the
matter and stick pin in.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-17
0he Carson 1ailn Appeal
CARSON CITY:
Wednesday, ..... September "a. 1873.

I,---,r-,- w. 11
''-' 80 -'' ~
as we are IN tie thToes CT controversy
over iremen's matters ana have latel,
had orr atian+;o, draw, +, tl,a mako ~
oo..., - =,
''i'i1i'S o. S'eaii ARE engines ana Inc
squirting powers Of the same, we are
much obliged TO VIM. Hy. Doane for
frr,,;-hin.r ~ Tho fo,1ov-,,, c,.rr,i,,,
-, Fft''s'
from Il i''e copy 0I the Ne" 2or& t'..3-
per:
TR1.I. CT STr.,5 F1Rr F,:crx-s--J. o~c,-
Est Throw on EEcopD. Fnoine Co No
TOT New Orleans La, receHtIT rsce;,,e5
n new an,aratr,s--o scc,,,d- cI:ss ConIG
and on the 81 uIt bcr tbroysi,c, ,,o,r-
ers we're tested. with the foIIowina re-,
suit: Using soft. Of hose. ~ in NV
zle, she threw 254ft.: I'm. nozzle
299fs. Sin. and 229ft 2iIinI: 1lIin. noz,
zle. 2G5ft.: Elm. 232ft. Sin: l2ft, Eft
21sin. open bntt. I71ft. 2;n. This rer,
formance led to a discussion concernire,
the relative merits Of No. 4, and Creole
No. 8, the latter an Amosheaq machine.
and to settle the dispute the members Of
the latter company concluded to prae.i-
cally test the matter. which was done on
Aug II, at the intersection of Tehouni-
toUlas and Canal streets. The resu,t is
here given: First throw. l20ft. Of hose
13sin. nozza. 29Sft. Gin: second SAM |
length of hose. same nozzle. 297ft. Gin:
third, soft. of hose, - lin. nozzle. POST.
Pin. Jndges-Wash. Marks. Thomas
Mccormack and Mr.. Mccarthy. The
members were not satisfied with this re-
suit, and after having thoroughly over
hauled her. another tiial was made At
the corner OF Magazine and Grayier
streets, Aug. 2i. The following is the
iudces' rar7rt. Ei,s+ ,bro- 10, Is.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-17

MANY BEAUTIFUL GOODS of the newest
and most attractive patterns fill the
shelves and counters of our enterprisine
down town friends, the Olcovich Bros.
They seem to have selected with rare
taste from amongst the handsomest of
the handsome goods which constitute
the latest fashions. 1t would be to
take an account of a very large and
complete dry goods store to attempt TO
enumerate the articles displayed and
offered there. One must 60 there to
see for himself.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-17
Evening Report.

80 Meadow Valley Is. l77s, Is b31, l. ,,
251 Raymond X Ely IL. ny. ~. -
| l61 Eureka Con l. 3. la7s I21.
800 jackson IKE
30 Phoebe 1 q, 5. 49, "a
800 Washington L Creole 2A!, 81
200 Alps 5sc
100 American Flag 81
2tS Chapman 20c
10 lngOmar 2nc be-, zoe
$50 Page & p 81 nc. Sec, 75c
100 Huhn I; Hunt 7jc
go Belmont .
l00 Chief Hill 9Gc
500 Newark t 4 Z, ca b3o
20 Herlnss 3
400 Rye Patch 1oa, 10k bio, 10
2g3 Lnuise 25c
lGlJ Hayes I. AZ. is,4lS
81 Eureka V 70, 1871, -
20 Cedcrberr4
ll9 Golden Chariot &c. 25Il, %
SEQ Fillmore 5 Z, . 3, 81. b3, ~, b3O
100 Mammoth &c
20 South Chariot g. 81. b3e, 3!9 b3
80 War Eagle
$50 Minnesota IGIs
100 Empire Idahoi'1
$50 Rcd Jacket2
$50 Treasure
1870 Ophir St. IS. 81 ~, .;
$50 Belcher 65. 81 4 b}o, Ga, Ci,.3
GO Gould 4 Curry IL.
@25 kentuck 49,. 1Oss So
1sS Savage IS, 49,, Az, Az
400 Tyler Csc
100 American Flat 81, 81.
s. Chollar 40, 4eH. 40S IS
so Baltimore SO, Sc, 9 bJ0, 81.
20 Crown Point 81
$40 Caledonia Isl, 10 b3o. is.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-17
NEW MUs1c.-Mr. John G.. Fox has

NEW MUsIC.-Mr. John G.. Fox has
just received a lot Of the newest issues
OF sheet music direct from Ditson 4 Co..
New York. Amongst other new songs
are: What Mollie Said''-answer to
"Aoilie Darling" "A Spray of nigno-
nette" as sung by Miss Zelda Seouin of
the Parepa opera troupe; "Old Time, or,
when you were seventeen" vocalists
and piano players will do well to look at
this assortment,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-17

THERE was no District Court yester-
day. We understood that his Honor.
Judge Harris, was at the Lake. There
Will be a session Of the tribunal to-day,
We believe.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-17

GRAND AND TRIAL JUGoRs for the Au-
gust term can get their money on APP
piication to Recorder King at his office.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-17

BULLION is rolling in from the south.
Mr. Billings who engineers the Carson
and Genoa stage, brought in eleven
sacks of that product last evening, from
Columbus and Benton.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-17

The Board OF EQUALIZATION were
still dragging their slow length along as
We went through the County Clerk
office yesterday. They will probably be
at it for fortnight vet.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-17

ATTEND Prof. Bucks Writing Academy at the
school House, Carson City. Card writing, let.
terinS on Diplomas, &c, done on short notice
All orders left with John 6. Fox will be nrumnt.
ly attended to. saln-tf
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-17
$500 Worth of Sheet Music

At IL. Fred. Brookss noted store for i,nrorted
segars, tobacco, books. stationery, musical in
stru,nents. cheap jewolry, toys, etc. at Theater
shop, Carson City. Agency for all the Cal,:ur.
ma papers, Gold Hill News, Pictorials and Ma
GaZiues
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-17

Mr.. TIsHEE, the well known great
hearted Teuton connected with the good
working Of Uncle Tuiiy's hotel, returned
to Carson. last Sunday. from a most de-
lghttul visit TO the Fatherlaud.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-17

The NV MINIS on the Summit Of the
Pine Nat Range, near Walker River,
give Indications Of very considerable
deposit Of base me:Gl-gnlena predom-
lnating-so We leain from late ARRIVAL
from there.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-17

STAGE NoTTcE.-On and after Monday. Sent
10, Genoa, Monitor and Silver Mountoiu stage
will leave Carson at 6 o'clock AN.
sep IL II j. D. EERsEY, Agent
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-17

humphreys Homeopathic Specifics {:
complete assortment OF these celebrated
Homeopathic remedis. kept at WILLIS Dare
STORE; where alsp can be found new Perfumery
and Toilet Articles, fresh Drugs, Chemicals, and
the like ~
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-17
DISTRESSING AND FATAL ACCIDENT.

DISTRESSING AND FATAL ACCIDENT
We are informed by Mr.. J. R. johnson
OF Genoa that little boy about nine OF
ten years of age, Lincoln Cary by name,
a son OF the late John Cary, whose
widow lives on the farm about seven or
eight miles above Genoa, fell from
horse day or two ago and becoming en-
tangled in the harness was dragged to
death-the animal having taken fright
and run away with the poor boy. Both
legs were fractured, and he was sadly
mangled when found Life was almost
gone. and lie died in little willie after
being brought home. This occurred in
field hard by. Bat che other child
remains to the distressed mother. These
little boys were at one time in the Or
phan's Home. Much sympathy is ex-
pressed for Mrs. Cary in her distress.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-17
Chronicle Gift Hsuu

X Fred Brooks, the Carson City Daily Chron.
ICE Agent, is now ready to supply all regular
suoscrlbers to the above beautiful map. at his
store next door TO the Carson Theatcr. sj-Iw
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-17

THOSE highly ornamental cologne
bottles and their fragrant contents, at
Willis, are the sort of thing to expand
the heart of your enslaver. If one bot
tie fails, repeat the dose. Common
scents may not avail, but these, will pro-
duce the sweet scented results.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-17

AMONGST other merchants who are law
ing in big stock of goods in view of
the winter trade, are Messrs. Koppel &
Piatt, the enterprising clothiers, corner
OF Carson and Third streets. All de-
scriptions of flannel and underwear NAV
been seen there in great abundance; and
suits and socks; caps and overcoats:
boots and shirt collars; cravats and over
hauls; and in fact everything, from a
blanket to shirt stud is there in over
whelming profusion. Take a look at
them
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-07-16
CHOLERA
FEARFUL RAvAGE5 OF THE DIS.
EASE IN CLEAR CREEK
PRECINCT

For several days pas: runofs OF the
prevalence Of cholera 10 and about Clear
Greek precinct In Alexander county,
aboIt forty.fve miles shove Cairo, have
been saost In this ci;y,-but until ye'ier'
day no definite information from that
quarter could b obtained.
Yesterday, we mot gentleman Sho To'
sides short distance from Clear Crock,
and from him VIC obtained tbs following
information, which va believe Is corroc.
On Thursday, July 10, the first case Of
cholera was reported, and from that time
until Sunday the 18th, thirty cases wore re-
ported, and out Of these ,wonty deaths oc-
CURED. Theprecinc,is now almost without
inhabitants, everybody hsving gone to The
hills and surrounding country TO escape the
scoarge. Farms and the crops have been
lett take 20 care of themselves, aud
from all accounts the country presents a
desolate and deserted appearance. Among
the victims Of the scorge i, numbered
several of the best mon Of the precinct
and county
We shall sudoayOr 20 keep posted viii
reference 10 tho matter, and give on
renders the benefit of whatever may b
| the result
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-07-16
KySAsTOS TO THE FRONT.

Mr.. james Kynaston, whose reputation as
% butcher is par excellent with the people
OF this city, has opened a new meat
shop near the corner Of Commercial avenue
and twentieth street, next door 10 Mr. Pat
BurFs grocery store. II isaNell Known and
acknowledged fact that MIR. Kynaston, dur.
ing his long experience in the meat bust
ness in this city, never offered to his custom.
ers anything but the choicest OF every Kind
OF meat He is good judge Of cattle. and
buys nothing but the youngest and attest,
and as consequence has the best of beef
The same may be said OF every kind of mea,
sold by him, Give him trial, and our word
Tor ii, you win always be pleased. 6-ls-u
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-07-16
A NEW FiRST-CLASS BARBER.
SHOP.

McHcnry Row & Co, of New Orleans
have come TO this city 10 stay, and have
fitted up first class barber-shop on Com
mercial avenue in the room next to Han.
mons book store, lately occupied by Stu
art & Gholson as q dry goods store, The
workmen are all 6rst-clsss AID are pre-.
pared to cut hair, shave, shampoo, etc, in
the very latest styles, All they ask is q
trial. They respectfully solicit share OF
public patronage. McHENRY Row & Co,
7-l5.ts