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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-12-25

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ny the Governor OF Gho state OF Texas.
To al 10 whom these presents shall come: Whereas
By ny proclamation OF The seventeenth OF July, A. d.
1872, reward OF twenty-five dollars was offered for
the arrest aud conviction OF each and every person
guilty. Of ualaWfuy bearing in aiy county in tho
5 ate; and,
Whereas, The appropriation out Of which such re-
wards ere paid Is ueaflY exhausted, and Il be0g de-
airabe-in orucr 10 save further ezpense-that the
said piociamFiion should he revoked
Now. therefore J. Edmund ]. Davis, Governor Of
Texas by virtue OF the authority veesed IN by the
ConaitusiOn and laws OF this State do hereby evoke
my - "a oclanation oi the seventeenth OF July A.
y. tsI said Icvocaion 20 take effect f.om and after
thss date.
lntostimony whereof, have hereunto ais ned
my name aud have caused the great seal Of
lsEAL the State to be affixed, at ihe ely Of Aus
tin, this he eirth day OF December, A.
D.. 1918
EDMUND J. DAVIS,
By tho Governor
JAlFEs P. NEwcoHR, Secretary Of State
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-12-25

The old New Orleans Picog,eae has been
sold out and purchased byA. Walker, Esq.
for q long time connected with the press Of
that city, having served on The Dafq. the
Picaynne, the Tine and The HsraH Judge
Walker is undoubtedly one Of the best news
paper writer's in the South He and FOrsythe
b the Mobile Registor may, We think, be
considered as a. the head Of the editorial
list, and we now predict fo1 the Piougens q
revival and fe-establishmentof its old rcpu-
tallon.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-12-25

ITwould appear to be economy for Spain
to give up Cuba, II the figures we see given
are correct The revenue derived from
Cuba, after paying ordinary expenses Of
government there, is about 1000, 900,
while the cost Of keeping the island, for
some years back, has been $50, 900, 900 70
Spain, besides sxhaustlng al the revenue Of
Cuba and the creation Of bonded debt
there Of $4,000, 900. Gise up the Gem Of
the Antilles. Itcosts more to keep it than
il IS worth.
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90. :. : NTEoons. 81 Iseral.Ir q slal..
DEscEuTIos.

VAN BROWN . Of medium height: narrow cbesled:
HaiEs eieci small foOt and h1nd; hgh forehead; blue
eycss taik sandy har. GanGy mousiache; aha fea-
iu.css eel and gums daE end badly ee1.veyed: has
brlles wOunu M the les breast, i1at is running 81
imea.
JASPER ARMSTRONG isrsihcr heavy built: about
Sea- 10 inches high; dark or swariay complexion;
e-av ewes. blaek hal. inci0cc 70 carl. d nous
be: eject ca-.iser. high nn forehead: Vcs white
even tce.; very free 20 fa; and ladss great deal.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-12-25

IHE Radical officials. who we're raiaan.
ins officers in some places. ars refusing Is
give csEtidcates % tie rers0ns elected. Ths
chief Justice q Harris county Is r,id to
hare runoa 2 shis city. and Two other Jus
tees hare made cll tie ccrli1eaer and The
sheriff end clerk hTe been srorn n.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-12-25

We have before US Demerests Yo,ag
4msrioa. for January. which is as attractive
to the young folks as ever. There comes
with it q delightful chrome, without
name, but the picture explains itself. A
young boy stands upright beside the na-
tional flag, with his red jacket and paper
cap, in true military attitude, and by bis
side stands upright, also, the favorite dog,
who is kept in that attitude by the threat
ening finger Of larger boy, who, with his
sword under his arm, is playing the captain
Of this brag company. The picture is q
very pleasing ono. Young Anerioo can be
had for ten csntSa copy, or one dollar a
year. W. Jennings Demorest, sos Broad
way, New York.
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TO ali 10 whom these prcscn,s shall cone: Whereas
Il has 3sen made n0En 10 me that on o. about ihe
tWeniF-rccoud day cf OcsOnc' A. ID. 1913, one JOE
WALKER, who lad been ser eiced 10 sour ycaE con-
nncueus 10 tue pen snrfry y, ol fsre his escape from
the county jail Of Milan county ia said Snlc, nud IL
b iH a. la &c and fugitive ffuin Justice,
Nov, ticIesC.e !, Edmund j.. Davis, Governor OF
IeEas byFitiue Of the aufaoisY vcsied Ia me By he
Consii uion and laws of Fad S,aie do heTeoy Offer
reward of one hunded and liy dOlas for the Arrest
ant delivery of eaid JOE WALKER 10 tae Offices OF
the pcsen.aiy at Huntsville inside the pea!.ensaiy
ertcs.
In testimony whereof, ! have hereunto signed
my name sud have caused fhe great seal OF
lSEALl the Slaie 20 be affixed, az the city OF Aus
tin, this ninth day Of December, A. ID. 1879
EDMUND J. DAVIS,
Governor.
BY the Governor.
JAass p. NEwcons. Secretary OF State.
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We ere in receipt Of the twelfth number
Of the Diesse 81 1<u, neat mqnflly
paper Published as Galveston. Texas and
devoted 70 the interests 81 tie Episcopal
Church L IS iu Quario form and very
neatly printed On good strong papar. We
see no name attached as editor, bnt Z ap-
pears 10 be- conducted With ability and good
taste. We can ncommend & heartily 10
our Episcopal friends Price, 81 year. 81
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70 an 20 whom these presents shall come: Whereas,
ft has been made known 70 me that on or about The
twenty "a 4 Cav Of October A. d. 1673 In the town
OF Sd IN sheld N Limestone county, IN said State,
cvicispOHc3 person or persons did set HE TO
and desroy tie uiN ing used as court house for the
said county OF Loss0ne and that the said ncendlaTy
OF ncendiaios su al large and fueives from JUS
ticc.
Now, therefore, l. Edmund J. Davis. Governor Of
Texas by virue Of the authority vested in by the
Constitution and laws OF this Stnte, do hereby offer
reward Of four hun1red dollars for the arrest and de-
livery OF the persons age6 IN said ac Of incendia-
isn TO the sheriff OF Limestone county, or one lu J.
dred and hity dollars for he arrest OF any mp-
Gated therein. said rewnds % be paid on conyic ion
u Che guilty panty or pai les.
III testimony whereof, ] have hcrcunto signed
my name and have caused the great seal OF
fSEAI.l the State % be Affixed az the city Of Aus
tin, this eighteenth day Of Deceulhe A. ID.
1913 EDMUND J. DAVIS.
Governor.
JAxGs r. NEwconR Secretary OF State
dll0 lld9tw
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-12-25

Ir is wonderful how the Democratic news
papers adapt themselves 10 circumstances. -
STATE Journal
Yes, and it's a pity the Radical papers
can not do the same. The Democracy bore
for Eve years the tyfannical Radical rule,
and bore Il with patience and dignity, and
nov, when they have whipped out the dirty
set, the Radical papers snifle and whine
like children after beng spanked.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-12-25

JOE WALKER = about &c or 81 years Of ase; about
fcct 6 or z inches hiyh; Weghs ABOUT 130 or iS5
pounds da. eomple=ion black hair and bead; hazel
eyes; stow spoken; has downcast expression OF
coup p,euancc and Il iaihcr i0agh In his general ap-
pcaiance. dec12 It'd 3tW
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-12-25

Il the debate in the House on the bin TO
increase the number Of enlisted men IN the
navy from $500 to 10000, ar. Beck, Of
Kentucky, brought ont some facts and ig-
ures which ought to set people thinking a
little about the extravagant way of CON
ducting all things since the Radicals came
into power. It is often said Of late, both in
and out OF Congress, that our present navy
is Of little account. Now Dir. Beck shows
that up to 1860 we always had very cfiici-
ent navy, and yet never expended on it over
$f4, 900, 600 annually. Yet during the last
Eve years, we have expended from twenty
to twenty-five and even thirty millions for
it annually, and the navy ROW is said TO be
Of little account Mr.. Beck wanted to
know what had become of the money.
During the civil war two hundred million
OF more was laid out on the navy At its
close there were over six hundred ships, now
we have less than ono hundred and thirty,
and themost of them are said to be useless.
What terrible bad management and corEup-
ton does not this indicatoa no Radical
member could satisfactorily explain the
matter.
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Toal 10 whom these rretcnrs shan come Whereas
Il - teaa made knoVn 70 me that one VAN
fPOWN and oge JASPER ARMS fRONG sand
CHARGED hy ildicl with ifie murder Of one JACK
fAHRIeOt. committed near CoiusviHc in C-ayaon
conniF ln aid state, and hat said BROWN md
ARNS nONG arc siiH at large and faeidges from
insicc
nov, therefore, T. Edmund J. Davis Governor Of
Texas. BY virtue q the authority vcsted in me by the
Constitution and laws Of this State 20 hereby oer
Fe9afd Of eYe hundred dollars eacn foI the a.est and
de.iresy o. ne sald NAA BROHN and JASPER ARA
STEoSG 70 the eneiid of Grlyson county fnssde fhe
jail, said reward - be paid on their conviction.
lniestimO1y whereof have hersunto signed
nv name. and iage caused the areat sesl Of
. tcEAL.l ne stoe 50 be af1xed. At the city Of
hnslius this ienln day Of December, e. d.
EDNUtgD J. DAVIS,
Governor.
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$500 REWARD.

10 ail 10 whom these presents shall come: Whereas,
Ii has been made known 70 me that one JOHN
YOUNGER and one Tt1OAf AS PORTER stand indeed
the Criminal District Court % tie city OF Dallas n said
state. for the murder Of one CHARLES NICHOLS,
deputy Hhers % Dallas comfy ana that hc said John
YOUNGER and Thomas Porter aie si az large and fog
tiYos Arom justice
Now. therefore, I, Edmund ]. Davie Governor OF
Texas BY virtue q the autheay vested IN me oy che
Conel o ana laws Of this State. do hereby otef
delivery Of the said John YOUNGER and Thome Por,er
10 hc sheriff OF Dallas county inslde the jail door, said
reward 10 De paid upon conviction.
In testimony whereof, have heieunto 81 ned
fsKsi.f my naaae and hsvn cansca the great sos o.
the State 81 ha affixed. at the civ of Arp
tin. thie eighteenth dsy ofDecombcr, A. ID.
iSla
EDMUND J. DAVIS.
IS the Governor. Governor.
s - dcio t6s.w
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-12-25

To ali io WHOM thcs1 rrctcnie shafcc Whereas
II has hccn made foNn o. rll has On or a1olf lno
t0enty-oichlh cay 81 f1rcntlg. "A. j. 1879. tt toc
iowa 81 Ctr,tlCa. ln t, coanlg n said 81 So. ooe
s nat ~ saIt AtIe 30 lI.S 8 slil 1t ,1Io and
laaiifVc from I1tltcc.
Vow tntfcItre. q, til1.D1 J, NtfIe Governor
Trt. trrrInc ~ ~, nrI IhcrIfr rc1tcl n ne ~ tte
Coa1trlcn ana laea q ,1il elale a. 1ele1y cher q
rrlr7 81 lIs hE-rct 1T'irt fcT ino alft. ar lf'lr.
srt a Itr e.l1 AXIS noftES - the .hlril a.
lfIsa tcfoIT ies|1t itc Jan tco, t1t tto1f4 % bc
raI1 nrc1 ~ tas1IeIIen.
In Irs.I.sorv rIhcrtcl hagc tcrcrrlo I,ncl
ms f.rna ana hare csseci t,I1 rlc1t seh %
fSrtfl t ttsIn fn nc e.1xc.l. al t1e city 81 Aus
dr ~, niniR Isg q <oFenbcr. A b.
EnNUNn j. PAWS.
Governor.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-12-25

To an % whom these presents shah come Wtcrcas,
II has been made known TO me that ol. OF
about the seventh tay Of November, A. u. iSl3 olc
HENRY HAYS. who nat hccn sentenced 10 wo yee 3
oumcnt In tnc Pcni nicneaiy, die make Dts cls -
nom tho c0untv jail of Hood county, and u SIN a,
isrtc ara fugisivo 1om justice,
Now theicfore, Il Edmund J. Davis. Governor q
rexas by virtue u toe anthory ycsicd in me by the
nnsii,u on and laws of tls elac. do hereby olicr
reusr 81 NO bundled and atty dOlrs for iac arrest
and delivery q he eaid Henry Heye 70 the p. cpcr
ihoti.icl oi the penloniia, inside tac PententarJ
cales at Huntsville
IN TESTIMONY whereof. have hcrCunio
eirncd niy namc and hayc caused the great
fSrAfI seal 90 M State % Do affixed ai the city %
Austin. thie oitncnih day Of Dcccioocr.
EDMUND J. DAVIS
~ ne Governor Governor
Jss. r. Nrwcosn. secrcta-y of State
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NO. %

THE Senator from Vermont Mr.. Morrill,,
has made very. able speech in tavor Of the
resumption Of specie payments, and many
other Senator's and members Of the House
express favorable opinions in that direction,
and yet we greatly fear that the speculating
interest Of the country viii msnage in some
way to prevent So desirable consumation.
A large number OF Western Senators and
Representative desire further increase Of
paper money, ii view Of the financial en-
barrassments. aud this, Of course, is utterly
inconsistent with the idea Of specie rosump-
tion. The members from Pennsylvania,
also, we think, favor this proposition, and
Ferney in his Pxvss openly urgcsit. It is all
wrong in our humble judgment. The iinan-
cial endorsements were brought on by the
excessive paper currency and the suspcn-
sion Of specie payments, and the sooner we
60 back to a sound currency the better.
But all people in debt are ever ready to IA
vor excessive issues Of paper money, under
the fallacious idea that they win thus get
relief. Legislation should be for the gen
eral good and not FOR the debtor class alone.
We have seen too much Of this in our day.
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DRoCLAMATIoN
500 REWARD.

ny tho GOvernOr or the state Of Tcxns,
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Jlas. 80 ?. NTToor.. Secretary Of State.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-10

GATHERING OF ErrscopALrAN CLERGY
nES.-The Right Rev. Bishop Whitaker
and wife of Virginia City; the Rev. Mr..
Kelly and wife of Eureka; the Rev. Mr.
Lucas and wife of Reno; the Rev. Mr..
Stephenson of Austin and the Rev. Mr..
Eastman of Gold Hi all Episcopalians
were in town yesterday. After yisi.-
ing the Mint and the Capitol aud taking
a good look at the town generally, they
and Rev. Mr.. Allen and his wife were
entertained in her always cordial and
prodisal manner by that happiest OF
hostesses and most accomplished OF
ladies', Mrs Deacon Rice.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-10

TAILORING in its most artistic proper
tons is furnished forth to the lovers of
good clothes by Mr.. J. Marks whose es-
Enlistment is next door south Of the
St. Charles Hotel. He gets up suits at
cheaper rates than any tailor III Carson.
Also he cleans and repairs clothing.
See lis advertisement.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-10

Mr.. CUMMINGS, managing editor of
the New York Sun, who has been inter-
viewing the Storey County mines for
some days past, dropped in to see US
yesterday. He is pleasing, wide
awake, unaffected, capable looking gen.
tleman of thirty or thereabout, and is
evidently cup" in his " bloomin' pro-
fresh Sorry we could MT see more Of
him. He is off for Lake Bisler and the
California tour.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-10

At r. Fred. Brooks's noted store for imported
segars, tobacco, books, stationery. musical in
struments, cheap jewelry, toys, etc, at Theator
Block, next door to Mat kinckell's butcher
shop, Carson City. Agency for all the Cajlfor.
mia papers, Gold Hill News, Pictorials and Ma
gaines.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-10
MINING STOCK REPORT.


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TX Gpnid 4 Cnrry III. 1Is,, II be, IL.
1ss Pest Z Pelcher SO. 4ss b3o
OK S,psSe "a 49,i
o39 Chol!ar n. 3I5, 81
100 HaIe & Sorcross 80, 90
o. Crown Point 81. Ss. $40
aIG Yellow Jacket As q b3O. Az, As $50
ga Ir1neri,l as.4h
Iso r,nnirc Mill q.
Az K .n.l iol.
300 CON &; Fl Ousrtzo21.
XIX Beicber 80. Gs5. Gs bio
IS Alpha %. 81
% Confidence 6b. 6,,.6I,
40 Con Virginia 100, IOl
10 Txchoouer 8
60 Seq Reicher 4,
o7o Oyerman7k 1s3.7
* .Jus,ice7ll ~
990 JuI;.o -:
of0 CaIe1onia o0l,. 90. 1913, Ob3
135 Knickerbocker 33. az
a1o Par.ir,,aro IL
"a Racon oN
oe5 Central 2 Q
COO silver Hill 15x. 15f.I..
Ak FcIinse a.:
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,35s Wood,iile1k
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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-10

President NoTEwARE of the Jockey
Club desires us to announce that there
will be meeting of the same this even
ing at the Magnolia. All members are
requested to be present.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-10

The B1RrHDAY of Master Selden
Richards was very merrily celebrated at
his mothers house night before Last by
a numerous party of young people who
gleeful jollity that only gathering OF
healthy boys and girls can make:
These birthday celebrations in honor OF
the little people should occur more fire.
quently than they do.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-10

ATTEND Prof. Bucks Writing Academy at the
School House, Carson City. Card writing, l.t-
tering on Diplomas. &c, done on short notice.
All orders left with John q Fox will be prompt
" attended to. scle-tf
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-10

LAWYERS were as plenty as fiddlers
in hell' yesterday. Messrs. Mesick,
Lewis, Seeley, Deal, Wood and Tom
Wren of Hamilton, were to be seen
here and there during the day. Lewis
& Deal we're engaged in Longabaugh' s
suit against the Railway Company, and
Seeley and Wood were on the other side.
Mr.. Wren came in on business before
the Supreme Court, we believe.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-10
Chronicle Gift Man.

Il. Fred. Brooks, the Carson City Daily Chron-
icle Agent, is now ready to supply all regular
subscribers to the above beautiful map, at his
store next door to the Carson Thcat,r. sj-lw
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-10

Ar THEIR MEETING on Saturday night
the Warren Engine Company wisely de-
cided to rescind their resolution to sell
their machine, and supplemented this
resolution with another which We cannot
so heartily approve. namely, not to run
to fires outside the city limits. We
have some doubt about the good policy
of this resolve, although it may be better
that one of our engines should be always
within the lines of the corporation. Of
course the action thus taken by the
Warrens settles the question as to their
taking charge Of the steamer. Of course
as matters stand, they will have nothing
to do with the Little Giant. We are
glad OF this. 1t is better that the two
original hand engine companies and
their machines should be as they have
been-ready for duty, and that the
steamer should have a crew OF her own.
This is more properly the way to dispose
O. this matter in view of the fact that
the steamer is for general use in the
county. This Is as good place as any
to suggest that it would be a Wise pro-
cedure if the Board of Town Trustees
would devise an ordinance establishing
a regular fire department here, making
provisions in the same for stated cleo
tons Of Chief Engineer and other ON
GERS. 1t seems to us that the discipline
which would result from this systemiza-
ton of the now somewhat irregularly
conducted affairs of the fire force OF the
town would be beneficial. We should
like to hear from some of our more e1-
perienced "Jakies" on the subject.
DISTRICT Court PROCEEDINGS - Tues
day, Sept. 9.-Hon. c. n. Harris,
Judge. Cole VS.. Bland continued for
the term. Sides vs.. Hobart ct ais; de-
PENDANTS Yerington & Haynie granted
till Monday to amend answer. Smith
VS.. Cameron, dismissed. Longabaugh
vs.. V. & T. Il. r.; this case is on
trial the nature of the same is that of
a suit to recover damages from the rail
way Company for having, as is alleged,
caused the burning of a certain lot of
cord wood at Empire City. 1t is set up
as theory of the complaint that the
said burning resulted from the care
lessness of the Company employees in
and about the firing apparatus OF the
Company's engines. OF course the case
will have to be decided, finally, by the
Supreme Court.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-10

PRorosAIs TO BuILD. The Vestrymen
OF St. Peters Episcopal Church sat and
pondered last evening upon the subject
of enlarging that edilice and finally
came to the conclusion to undertake the
said addition, and they agreed upon a
plan and the specifications attending and
being related to the same. and this is
how it comes that there is an invitation
in this mornings APPEAL to contractors
to acquaint themselves with said plan
and bid upon the work therein contem-
plated.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-10
Humphreys Homeopathic Specifies

A complete assortment OF these celebrated
Homeopathic remedis, kept at WILLIS DRus
STORE: where slsJ can be found new Perfurnery
and Toilet Articles, fresh Drugs, Chemicals, and
the like.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-10

PAISTISo.-Messrs. Gage, Wilson &
Co., painters, fling their banner to the
breeze through the medium Of this
mornings APPEAL. They are prepared
to do all kinds Of painting, from the
laying on Of pigments upon the side Of q
house to the hair stripping Of a sulky.
They practice also the art of sign paint
ing and do it well and artistically. See
their advertisement.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-10
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Theodore Smith Rezenberg Thomas Wren
C Winters VT J Thompson Lawrie
Miss l. Lenizelle Jonas Seely J Cummings
Vim Rowland W johnson and wife
W Bowker Andrew Marcill
ST CHARLES HOTEL, GEO. TUFLY, PROPORTION
G W Keith VT II W Bidwell c B Hall
B Boles VT Lew Doron W Speng
L Graham d. McBeth Ges Bentley
Geo Holloway CWinstundly W Clark
A L Greedy L Greedy
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-10

coRHErr HousE-coRBErr BROS, PEoPRIEroRa.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-07-31
Noetnrnnl Enl eraalnsaesls.

For several consecutive nights the good
citizens of this city have been entertained
by dog lubilees which, in rich melody.
moving pathos, startling interest and anti
somniferous influences, can hardly be
equaled, certainly not surpassed, by the
genus canine in any part of the world.
We were particularly struck with the
performance on Wednesday night last.
Good Catholic dogs over the river. wretch
ed hereto dogs nearer home, gaunt
plebeian dogs, sleek dogs Of aristocra,ic
lineage. that on ordinary occasions would
scorn to respond to the vulgar bow-wow
of their inferior neighbors-all forgetful of
past preiudices, simultaneously broke
forth in loud and prolonged demonstrations
Of good fellowship.
These aeclamations were continue d late
into the night. just how late we cannot
positively assert for the last We remem-
ber-about one o'clock-we were reciting
the Pope's cdict OF accommodation with
slight Original variations adapted % the
occasion In eating and drinking. in
walking and running. in sleeping and wax
ing. and especially in waking, in barking
and growing. may-thty-bc d--n'd.'
Here We lost oursclf in siumber. and the
dreadful anathcma, fortunately. died on
our lips. {.
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