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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-16
Scribte aus benz Snnetn ocs
Sfu0feS.

- (Grtrnnfeu.) am 9ienIag, ben 8.
4plll, fiel Der tleine Sobu oe8 pru. 9tobert
SuplOr in @icOmico- 6 ountp in eineu NluB
unO crtrant. Das Sinh mar fauu 3 Sabre
alt.
- Oberit 5. Sater Guntel, elmer Der I'M.
ternebmcnOlteH uno euergii6iten Mdnusr oes
wcitliden SbcileS uuiere8 Staates uno Be-
flyer Der Gatocttn. SAneIS 0ien i'll Treoerif.
&c., ldBt au9enblidliA eine1 lleueu S6melS.
oien srridten, beien Soften ii6 auf s75, 900
bis 500, 600 b~elauieu peroen uuO Der lua3r.
lfelnlld nod Dor 4nfan9 oe5 0erbitc8 polz
enoet iein miro. DaS game bon OocrtSun-
fcl 9eei9nete 9ebiet urlfaBt mebr ais 100, 600
Wor9en unS entbdlt uneli10pili4e @r5gru-
ben.
(6euer in Montgomerp.@ ouutD.) 0a8
@obnhaus beS 9ru. Ssmg Surlep III 9tof.
ptle, Wiontsomerps& Ouutg, wuroe uorgeltern
Elm 9faub Der Elammen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-16
3ofatberibte ans g8asbiuotpu.

Us a bington, Is. 4pril.-Ger u8diG,
i1gtoner Voot.&lub" bat iein 8oot y9SaIbz
ln9ton" nm $500 oil Den yAriel=&lub" in
Baltimore uerfauft.
-Srn. albert 9leaion's Yierb y9anSp"
wrroe beute Wor9en, wabreuo eS nit siuem
8asen ourh Die IA. StraBe trabte, plDeli6
ldeu unS fiirmte oaoou. Sr. u. 8. Suder
nurbe aus benz 8a9en geidleuoert ulo trug
mebrere erbeblide Serletungen bauou. Da8
Yfero Lief bis sur 81 StraBe, NO es nieoeriel
uno Ten pals brad. IS mar auf Der Steue
toot.
= Seute wurben brei meme grfrantun9e.
flae an Den Slatterrl BET Der Sanitit5bsb0roe
gemeloet.
= 125Bptbias. Sitter reii'teu sciieruNbenb
pom bier nab 6idmolo ab, I'M Der baielbit
itattiinoenoen Sibuug etr ub0diieu gOge Der
Well" bei,unobueu.
Sr. &orcoran bat fi6 erbctcn, Der 80.
llniperittdt" Elm Geitenf BON $780,.
900 81 MAIDEN, faas ieiue Treuuoe weitere
500, 900 iiir oieisn I3luef Seifuen.
- SbeOoor Sbomas' @apele, Quton Stu.
binitciu uu6 SeutD 2Stenialusfi gaben aefern
abslIb ein sroBes @OnScrt in Der uvmcon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-16
&4ntcu Iubiuiteln. Scuri SSic=
uidtpeFt. Sbeopor xbpmaS.

&lr mlIitu mas itincr 8ele9eHBett I'll eutz
Inneu, no orci iotte Gr0Btn ME Nutou
9iubiuitttn, 6euri 2SlentQipsti unO GbCOOor
Sbomas oil tinem II. Otmltlbeu Abcu0 uer.
ciut9t Dor ms auitraten. Gum erlltn NIB
lCttcn Diale pilo e8 ms Ucr90nnt leIn, btus
te, otu Is. 4pril, Ill Der y5relmaurcr,
0ale" Den gr0Bteu uuer Yianiten, iouie
sinen Der beriibmtelteu @tigcr, BON Der unuer-
Qlcldlid)en ShOmaS'i den @apelle GnterItiiet,
III b0rcu. Bl5bcr h0rten mir Die belOen
9roBen ruiIliden &iiultIer nur obne ie8llde
Se9leituug, lept aber loQen mir ie i'm Ser
eilc NIT elncm aus 60 yiuilteln beitebenOen
Ordcner pernebmen. 0aB oieitr abenO iid)
Su cen 9idnSencitcu i'll Der Sunit9eihidte
~unisrer StaOt 9"eitalten witO, nutsrIIe8t wObl
tcincm 3mclfsl.
0as Yrogrumm Oes GouScrte8 miro aus
iolgcuoeu YlCctn beittbeu: /. Quite Jir. 3
uou Bah; 3. SlOllnz&oHiert ben Wtsnoel8s
John, y. Mleniap5ti puo GrAe1er; 3. D.
mollz &ouSert BON Nlbin1eil, 0tubtniteiu uno
StdlellGr; 4. Suutrtitle ,ycOuOrt" Don See
ttOoCn; >. BlUntaie non @rnlt, y. &lent-
au8tl; 6. YrdluOium Il. @tiioen UOnGbOptlt,
9ilbipielu; 7. 9mluOnng gum &anje BON
WcbCr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-16
BUR SSicncr Stue,tcuung. mch=
feI un0 Nrcpifbricfe.

Die beuOrltebeuoe listener 98elt 8 QuSItets
lung, weIfe ant l. Wiat be5innt uno mutSs
muBlid utd)t DOR Dem ?. Nou. itIieBsI WtrO,
bat Die 3telieluit beS auerifanlihen Subj
tumS in 10 bohem 9raoe entpidelt, OlB id
mid ueranlaBt iebe, Die Quimertiamteit bes
Bublltum8 aIf Die MuSftelluna BON Src=
pttbriefcn 81 leufeH, uah trelden BET Oieler
@clegeubeit ell gr0Berer Segebr, ais blSher,
iein miro. SD babe OieieH llmitanO Gnticiz
put llno oar2ui btu Die HmiaiiCnOlten SOrbes
reitlugeu nit ben gr0Bereu nit mir i'll Ser
b~tnoung itebenOen Sautbduieru &urOpa'S,
narnentlid NIT Der %pllnipu : Sanf" In
gStcn - einem Der beOeutelblen @elo-
SuItttute Seilreld)'5 - ab9tihloIien.
gSedbiel urO @rebItbrieie gu Den nicortgitel
Huten bel &. 9fatiie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-16
Die Observation-Disclosures Der Grail.

road Master Mechanics Association"
Sn zen eriicn Ga9eu be5 udtittu DiOnQt5
tritt bier bicSOnuentlou De" Railroad Master
Mechanics" in Sieuus. 0icie geute iinO
Die Wietlter, Sorarbeltsr unO Nufie6sr Der perz
ldicoenen 8crtftdtten Dec @iieubabn-@O mz
pa9nie'n; tie woaet cine Belpred)Iu9 ibrer
9eIbdftSan9ele9enbelten halten unO iit iiber
Die 6ortIdrltte ibrer rep. Srander uGber
untcrrihten. Sic iteben 5wti6eH benz grOBen
Sapitale unO ben NrbGiterr mo 9anomertern,
melde ourd Daiislbe beifGitigt werOeu; ibre
Seitlitfe uuo WaBrege!n Ueroen beSbalb fir
beloe 2beile bonn gr6Bten Sntereiie ieiu.
Die u9asette" empfieblt i'm Nubetradt Der
Sutereiiea, luelde Oiele 3elegaten Uertgeteu u.
Der Mldti9teit ibrer geidluBnabuen, oaB
pOn Setten Der Staot uuO Der uerrpauoteIl
Snterclien @tuas fir ben @mpfanJ oCrielben
getban Der0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-16

trttt oieie ISOLDE NIT einem auStr9s en- obHIiteu 9to.
9ramme Dor bas 4iubtitum. Sbenan itebt ole Erof
Gobin'lt Bunocrleiituns: Is ente rim" 3.
b. bieSrtbauptuna, r@ntbriuun9" unb ~.9ntarnung-
zines Wteniden; oann oas beIhbmte BDeIdt iaCSthaus
lpIel: "iad in 5erGs" ooer Die BrGiries Yiratcn;"
ierner Jiiitfebr Der Sa1ettruppe unb 3tuci meme Bal.
lette.
Nls ncu.cnaasirte Siirtler nenuer mir: DsmoticQe
&1nSerinnen; frant Sones. Nt9ertomifer uno Dor.
5n9lihen Bankruptcies; Srl. SoIu 81 ID, cine rc,.
benoe Sdr9Crln; Si1n NoonGn. irldnoliten e baratz
rsSdn9er uno 5olBihubton5r; Faul Allen, Oars
teller pom 9teQers @bGr1tteren unb Sdnecr II. /. (.
Sonreritaa Abcnh bat Der tulentUoue unb beliebte
~Selo" Der 1ruspe, Sr. 9 e. @beiter iein Senciiy
ruoSu or iih bas ~brsiatti9e Drama: n&telmaRn uno
GrbeiterS oeuGblt bat.
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sJn

fnoet peute cine 0ieoerboIun9 oes eenern 10 beiidui9
aufscnonmenen Seen 3ramds: "9re uiersie Sieue"
ftGtt. Ous Suitt be5 Stufcs III elueIn gidrdeu aus
"3Guleno uuo elmer TGbt" entnommen uno suerit
oon sberiban tir ole Sibne bearbettet. Sp6ter
tpuroe IS pom Gotham umaearbfit:t uno in ojeitr &C.
gort Gufsefitrt. Sr. 5uaits uub fSrau Surlcu,
Buei in Der erItsn Runft9eihihte Saltimort's iebr 6s.
tlunte QsrionltbfettGp, ipielteu bamaIs bic SIupt.
rotten. SIN po1ioau itraBen= Gbeatrr lab cine ittt
beinnbe ausseforhene GENERATION bas stiid ihen
por 60 1dbrCn.
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Sefearnphi5hcs 9lucrIct.

- Der Scrbrcter Yattcriout iueltlCr thris
LID i'm .3udltbauie pom WaiiaAuiettS ciuelI
MorbucrlIt aui ben 4uiIeher uadlte, II &C.
fern 81 10 Sagsn G%injelnbait nno 20 Sab
rem 3uaugsarbeit ptrurthsilt worbeu.
Der S6nseturm in Nebrasta bauerte
aud geitern fort. 9ie GiienbabuSiige nab
benz Stiuen Yteere nuBteu ibrc 6abr;en etn'
lteieu,
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@rBeinc &ranfbaiten
8rnmolide Sur aarautirf
Or. Soieph EQbian

8r. Soiepb Sabian,
prottli6 Dem arBt, philadelphia.
Or. Sabiau s%arantirt cine fhneIe un6 araubIids
Sur in allen seitlsbtli6eu 2rGntbeiten.
Wdnuer,
bic f6 betnltber Su9enoiiRbga bsDust Hnb, beres
5olpen nd in ShpdGs, uEueumosen, 9etenslber
orAB uno juIeet in aueSfbrun9 tHno ss6en, mosen
ft OertrGuansoou an MID pen6cn.
Sd babe 1auienbe FOLDER lluslidIiter Bu Ibrei
triberen Seiunobett Snritscbrabt, bic Don anbsru
Iatid b~ebGroelt ODER oils ~unbeilbar aus9eseben iuors
oen inc.
Mdb1en nj Grauer,
Die on 1nre9 granddaughter in Der mona ;itben Retn'
guns ooer 9dnBlibem ausbleibaR o%erfelben let6sn.
aleibuiel Don pelber rrIabe, tuerber in entgen 1aS
gen BON mir bergefelt, Osne no6tbelli9e Golsen ffr
bic 9eiunbbeit,
auspdrtt9 BGttertsH
t0nuen BON mir bebanoalt Deroen, lDe%l ne mir tertn
3ulanS ibriitltt mittbeiIcn.
Stren9fe 8erianiesenbeit tptro su9st9srt.
A6rsHe: De. JOSEPH FABIAN,
Mr.. 22s, Vine ST., Philadelphia. Pa.
(U1Gi7, 12Dite., a. 2.u. 3D.
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sin, &napp,fd1en Suftitute

nimmt Die Shule beute, ren 16. Npril,
nieber ibren 2lniaug. Nnueloungen ucrer
Sdiiler ueroen i'm SauQotale ent9e9eHge.
uDmnlfn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-16
Sic 3paltuac pcs GiarDldnScr S,ns
ttituts fir Die Grstrbung Der
9SItnSpn"

wcr0cn 0onnetItag NbeuO in benz 9otale OeS
oGScitilAen @brlltlihen Siiuglin98- Sercin8"
al ocr Sd100erllraBe cine muittaliide lin.
tcrbaltung bel irCiCm @intritt peranllalten.
@o~ Die neue Secor'fd,e Rdbma=
idtuc ucrOicut Die 8ead)tung oC8 Ynblis
fumS. Nui Der iegtcu arOBen auSiteQung
beS american Institute" 81 Seem s y)ert
mar0 rbr bic B6ditc YrGuIie 3utrtanut. Sbne
3ueiiel bciigt ic uiele SOriiige, unO e8 fam
uldlt iebIcH, ouB ic bel algcmeincrem BE.
talutlUerccn iIberal iid Glugau9 mo Sc
liebtbtit uerihafit. Sir MarpIauO BADEN Die
@0. Sddfer 81 &eto bic 49entur ers
balten II. iH9tr. 225, Is e IteB Baltimore,
nabe CHARLES ltraBc, ell Sertaui8lOtaI er-
nffnpt
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Grmania FLOUR Mias,
6reeeri6sbura. ga
Wcper d BrlQe, GiQentbamer.

SircGu nab RicberIage: Rr. Z az, 2rxiroto..
JDiiben Racaa un6 SutafuHl I6s, &ot6iet1s
Obige 6irna o%ffertrt 8Gdsru, Sdrotetn uph Rou,.
lien bic beiten z orcH GGmiliens unb @riros J$sbi ~
Den otui9Ben RatCn uno %9aIGntiri pOutonhIos -,
titeI9urs binfidtIin Der GudIItli. SbCnio 6rte IN
3ono lrilb sCmGbleres Corn Meal uuo Wlpiintt,r
thili Feed. sd 9dnolet crbaiteR ~Iiberolcn Uiabott.
(OfttI ,bUitcD ~
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Scr @crmania=U vi

madlt lelllen WtltglleOern dc Nn3clge, Gag
na8 lcgtc 0aupt-9 ouSat uno SttuB-&tdnS-
den 0er SailOn 6rtttag, Otn IS. Aprll, III
eel, GoucOr0ia" ltaltfiloet. Sir elm pOrSlt9=
lt1eS 4rograulm lit Gorge 9ttl0gCn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-16
Excelsior Soothinq Syrup.>

@tubuntert Dollars be3lbten lptr Seoem. nelta
nGtlUeli't, oaB Hur Die Cler9GInqite DtsnQe ROrs
pPium ODER Spium in p. Sfihter's Excelsior 500
thing Syrup, Uie oieies bsi nlcn anosrn Der 5aI
~entbGlter if.
Ttutter, sebt nur i'm Gurer Qinbern, ham ueroei
i9r fic %bebalten; eeritlbe erlCihtCrt Uas 3G6nen unh
eiebt ibuCn riuen ~eeiunoer S6laf. SebSr apotbctet
bat Soothing Syrup Gui Eager; Brsis % @ents pro
Tlai6e. u. s. d. Rid,ter,
(Uf1rSS. f9t&p4P) Baltimore, Wb.
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sGgga 6ctIuuo fir ,SSuitcu uuo Erx

Faltun9. = SObQl0 59r 0le 9erln9ite De.
tlemmung Der Quu9e, Atbmuug5bcidperOen
OOcr @n5eideu bon 6uiteu ueripitt, 10
nebmt mdbrenb be8 &ageS eluise y ms
y ron d. / q | Srodes." (91. 4t&u)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-16
QnSin ShuiunIpft
Oas TrontftraRcn.x beater

pirb Montaq, Den 81. aprtI, nit ibrer nus9rSsibne.
ttn 8cieuihdit etrcn @pflus BON 8oritcaunsen I'M
iSoro'jhen Spernbnuis %eroffnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-16
MsD- Die neue &ecpr'fdhe Rdbma:
.u Der ,Wrbcitcr0duc,"

Or. >, Glib 6rcOtridiraBe, 1T augeublidlid
ell aroBe3 panorama oe5 neutrality-suspicious.
SriegeS auigeiieut, auf oa8 lutr uniere geier
beiouoer5 auimerfiom MAIDEN m3dten, oa
mis- cine iOlde Sebcu5luitrOigtctt nur ieltsu
gebOteu miro mo oteieS 8dnOrama zines Der
gr0Bten Sunitperte 1T, weIte lemal8 III BAL
inn Orp ne,sint mu,Spn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-16
eSy= Or. SLAMS 95rebmer's dater

~ ~ " @NNT'VN VVTVNE
Scrgencr 8cbertbran mlrO Don Aer;teu
empfObleu i'll 6aueu BON IbGumati5mu8,
Strophcln, @ld)t, NbmaqerlIng, Ausjehruug
unO alien Saut9ei6wiilfteu. gu uertauien
a 81 Die Sluide, G ilr 50, in alien 4potbe'
len unO bel ben uleint9enAgeRten iuamerita,
u. So9eler & Comp. 3d.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-16
Sr. -. Sai3er,
Sn. mtd

Sprebturoen uou Z bis 9ubr Born. uno uon bis
3 ugr 9iGtm. CIGni6, 3IRtel
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Ele ~sslntasn &s.tan1, auf Der bt.E9en sOlis

O.. ct. neuC D per .....ltfa
v. ct. &urrenCu cr.....
Mllicurl 93ha
pan. uno Ct. Soc 80
69nneieG Ger, nGue... 7Sks
Z Suupnn5. %
VI Carolina Gar, Il
X &oupOne .. 30
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-10

MAINE elects Republican Governor,
a Republican Legislature and full COM
plement of Republican Congressman.
DinSley is the name of the Governor
elect. The vote was small owing to a
lack of interest in the election. The
Democrats have made some small local
gains, but not enough to really justify a
repetition of the old dreary nonsense
about 1.-THE tidal wave
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-10

SERIOUS ILLNESS OF MAJOR Nc CCY.
We regret to learn of the serious
illness Of Major w. W. Mccoy, at
Alta, on the railroad. As is we'll
known, he left here a few days since
in very feeble health. 1t appears that
he grew worse and when he reached
Alta lie was unable to proceed further.
From the fact that his wife had been
telegraphed for, We infer that his
condition is considered very critical.
John Caprons informs us that Mrs.
Mccoy left Santa Rosa for Alta yes
terday morning. She probably joined
her husband last night. By latest
accounts the Major was very low, and
it is feared by his friends here that
his illness may take fatal turn. We
hope, however, that to day will bring
more favorable news. We are glad
to learn by later telegram that the
Major is better.-ED. APPEAL.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-10

awaiting his sentence upon conviction of
murder in the second degree managed
to saw off his shackles and get hole
dug through the Jail wall before his
attempt at regaining his freedom was
discovered. He was ironed more securely
than before and placed in a stronger
cell. His attempt at escaping was
divulged by one of his fellow-prisoners.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-10
THE MUDDY RESERVATION,

| We are wholly unacquainted with the
matters set forth in the following, and
hope it will turn out that the Rereils
from which it is clipped,) has done
Mr. ingalls, an injustice in the reflections
thus cast upon him; but the charges are
Of serious nature; and if it be true
that the reservation is to be fioated over
land available to and now settled up by.
white men, we hope that the projected
Reservation may be established else
where, Il anywhere:
A telegram from Sait Lake states that
e dispatch has bee, received from c. W.
ingalls,, Indian Ase1t, giving an account
of - successful council with seven
tribes of Indians in Southern Utah and
Northern Arizona-we suppose Southern
Nevada is included, although the dis
patch does not SO state. The dispatch
states that majority OF these Indians,
who represent all the Piutes Of Southern
Utah and Northern Arizona, have agreed
to 90 on the Muddy Valley Reservation.
So it seems that this man Ingalls,, has
at last succeeded in getting the fertile
valley of the Muddy set aside for an In
dian reservation. This action is an in
Justice to white men. The Muddy val
ley is one of the most fertile places in
Nevada and is capable of affording
homes to a large number of white set
lers. 1t was at one time peopled by the
Mormons, who possessed fertile fields
and fruitful vineyards. but a survey hav
inn located IL in Nevada they were or
dered by their chef, Brigham Young, to
abandon it. After its abandonment by
the Mormons, parties went from Phoebe
and took possession of the abandoned
property, and, We believe have since
been in peaceful and undisturbed posses
sion. Whether or not the setting aside
of the valley for an Indian reservation
will interfere with the rights of these
settlers We know not for certain; but our
impression is, that their evacuation will
be enforced.
Ingalls, does not bear the most envi-
able reputation in his management of
Indian affairs. He has been accused of
allowing the Indians to starve, and. when
he did distribute supplies, of supplying
them with rotten bacon and mosquito
net blankets. In view of these facts. it
is reasonable to suppose that in selecting
Muddy Valley for a reservation he has
"put up a job on the white settlers,
which can be characterised as nothing
more nor less than gross tyranny and
injustice.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-10

II TURNS OFT, at last. by his own vol
untary statements of the facts that
Pritchard, the Freighter, has not been
the subject of Determinations instituted
by the r. R. people. 1t is all mistake
and the Eureka Sentinel frankly says SO.
Commenting upon the matter as now
presented, the Reese River Rereile says:
While We rejoice to think that it is all
. mistake, and that the even tenor Of
Pritchard's way has never been interfered
with it is a sorrowful reflection to us that
our sympathies were wasted on a griev-
ance having no existance in fact; and We
think that Pritchard ought to have let
the public know the exact state of affairs
at the start, and not let the papers 60 on
for two or three weeks championing his
wrongs.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-10

dice to intiict q color of sectarianism
upon the public schools. It never
did any greater harm, perhaps, than
to furnish the willy Jesuits-the nat
ural enemies of ali popular educa-
ton everywhere, with a pretext fer
fighting the common school system.
1t remains for the Protestants of the
country, they being mainly in power,
to remove this pretext for Catholic
attack upon the public schools--this
insisting upon division of the
school moneys in order that tine
children of their faith may have 4
fair chance in the scramble of creeds.
There are Jews and Swedenbors ians;
Unitarians and Baptists Positsvists
and Mormons Presbyterians and
Free Thinkers Methodists North
and Methodists South Episcopal
ans and Unitarians; Congregation
lists and Universalists; Catholics and
Rationalis:s; and under the consti-
tution of the country. and in con-
formity with the large and liberal
and all-covering spirit of our Insti-
tutions each and all of these has Is
much of right tc the full and uninter-
rupted enjoyment of his belief or
his unbelief as the other: and the
'chool system of the country will
Always present q weak and indsfen-
ible point of attack, and one which
he common enemy, Rome, will
lways see and will always assail
more or less successfully, until our
'ublic schools, like the government,
e entirely freed from the sad mis-
IKE of all sectarian influences.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-10

Or AN ACCIDENT which might have
resulted in serious consequences to our
valued friend, the Governor, the Elko
Lndependent of Sept. 6 says:
Sheriff Scott was the owner of fine
span of buggy horses. but the best
Of the two was killed this week
under the following circumstances:
Governor Bradley had been stopping in
town for some time, and on Monday.
being desirous of visiting his ranch on
tho South Fork, started out in SCOTS
team. When in the canyon few miles
from town the horses became refractory
and commenced kicking. One Of them
struck the tire of the wheel with such
force AZ to break his leg, and, therefore.
had to be shot.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-10
THE INCOMING CA11roES1A LEG1sLA-

THE INCOMING CALIFORNIA LEGIsLA-
TuRE.-The latest figuring upon the
complexion of the next California Legis-
lature seems to leave bat little doubt Of
Booths election. After itemiZing the
two houses name by name the Sacra-
mento Record recapitulates as follows:
Senate-Republicans, 10; Democrats,
Il; Independents, Z.
neutrality-suspicious.. % t.; Demo
Gratis, 26; Independents, %.
OF the seven Independent Senators,
four are Democrats, three Republicans.
OF the twentyniEe Independent
Assemb!ymen. fifteen are Republicans,
fourteen Democrats.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-10

Or THE meandering Clayton and
some of the contingencies which
wait upon his Grant genius the
Reese River Reveille says:
Hal Clayton, q we'll known Carson
lawyer, passed through this morning
en- route for Belmont, whittier he goes
to defend Sampson, the Duckwater
murderer. If on his return, he slips
through town without stopping over
Q day, a. he did the last time, We shall
refuse to re elect him Speaker Of the
Third House,"
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-10
EQUALIZATION Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the County Assessor has this day delivered
to the undersigned the assessment roll Tor 1879.
toe,ther With the map, book and all the original
lists Of property. for said ysaE, and that TIE
Bosrd q County Commissioners Of Ormsoy
county. Nevada, will meet 1t the ONCE Of the
County CLARK, in Car1on City. - . boefa q
Equalization, ON MONDAY, 6eptember 18th,
1878, 1t 10 O'Clock A. H.. and continue in sessdon.
- provided BY law, until the business Of equal
ixation il disposed Of.
z. ]. EDWARDS,
Clerk Board County Commissioners.
oe9-tsl5
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-10

A PHOEBE boy has got new cork foot.
and the local pietist Of the Record sig
nalizss the fact with q gush Of scripture
which is a. refreshing as it is pathetic.
II in in Pat Hollands most heartfelt
tore.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-10

SALLIE HiNcKLEY who is barely known
here, but who, to tell the naked truth,
is quite an attractive artist, is about
making her appearance at PSche.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-10

MosE HAYNES has sold out his bust
ness in Elko to Il. H. Bernard & Co. of
Mineral Hill. The Independent don't
say where Nose is going to.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-10

BYthe returns from the Worcester Con-
vention as now made public, Butler is
too far behind in the race ever TO catch
up with his competitor, Washburn.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-10

YESTERDAY was the twenty third ami
versary of the admission of California
into the Union of States. They may
preach upon the text who will.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-14
KUNkEL's BITTER WINE OF IRoN.

KUNKEL's BITTER WINE OF IRON
Kunkels Bitter Wine of Iron is guaran-
teed to cure the worse case of dyspepsia,
liver complaint, jaundice, chronic or nerv-
GUS debility, disease of the kidneys, and
all diseases arising from a disordered liver
and stomach, such as fullness of blood to
the head, acidity of the stomach, nausea,
disgust for food, fullness or weight in the
stomach, sinking or fatulency at the pit Of
the stomach, swimming of the head, hur-
RED or difficult breathing, futtering at the
heart choking or sufocating sensations
when IN lying posture, dimness of vision.
yeliowness Of the skin, and for purifying
the blood and building up the system in
general
Price OF the Bitter Wine of Iron, 81 90,
every bottle guaranteed, or the money re-
funded. Beware of counterfeits, buy only
Kunkel's, take no other; it is wrapped in
a yellow wrapper around, with the propri-
etor's photograph on. All other is coun.
terfeit Depot 259 North Ninth street.
below Vine, Philadelphia. (Go there, ad
vice free IO-21d&wly
For sale in Rock Island by Smith 8
Bonney, and John Bengston.
|
TEMPLE OF HoNoR.-Rock Island Temple O
80 II, meets every Thursday evening, ant
o.", ooIi"i ieihpe No s, every Tuesday evening at
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