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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-10-16

DAIRY MANIAC EMENT.-The great incomes
from dairies where the milk is sold in msrLe,
ZONES from good feed. From the nature Of The
| encouraged each day to make The prodnct n,
nls nerd as large as possible. lie realizes Il
te time that his income will be small unless
nis cows give liberal flow of milk. They are
therefore supplied with abundance of the yigbt
KIND Of food, not only In June and july bnt
me year through. Only. by the same mai ace.
lnent can butter and cheese diaries be made IN
H. I'm a satisfactory income. good cow in
we hands OF milkman will give $500 ouarts
Of milk per year, and will return the owner Slos
10, tne same. If in the cheese dairy sho Weld
put goo, the price Of cheese is cot cbar9eabIs
nor sne difierence in the receipts Give the herd
Eooa leed II you would have liberal return for
Ihe food given.-Aaine Garner. ''''' '0f
EDWARD English, aged 20, blew out his brains,
~ patterson, N. j., on Tuesday because he haS
~! .ovs aii.ir." love affaiK" He was q ns !:
i've OF Alsxandrla, Va. - = "a
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-10-16
NOTICE.

WANTED.-A few quarrymen: wages 40 % 49,
" DAY. Apply 10 GEORGE GARRETT. Foutrtb
an and orange streets, or 10 FRANCIS GREEN. Ris
~-, o1 raPop's pace. jeie-euE
a NEW STOCK OF PERFUMgRY& FANCY
T ~ Herbs, &c. W. I. ALRICnS, Apothecsrv
NO. 200 Delaware venue. opposite Bantst Chuyoh
koh SALE OR ExCHANGE.-A good farm or
- Merk horse, having no work for him Would ar
hnko kor good COW, or cattle, or hogs. Also for
81 ossenanse good york wagon and harness for yoIs
oosis-H $40 WEST STREET.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-10-16
For Sale.
FOR SALE.
For Sale,

Sash doors, shutters, blinds, moudings brackets
nantes, &C. A supply constantly en- hand. uidrIa
AIKEN and filled with Dispatch at the lowest rates
ding. j. A. CRANsroN,
aug 1I3n. Newport Del
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-03-22

CARL ScHUEz got his back up and
talked very savagely the o:herday in the
Senate because it had been intimated
that he was in the habit of peddling his
stump speeches at 5000 apiece. Being
,-heaper than those figures wonld imply,
" took occasion 70 advertise the fact in
order that future political committees
and clubs who may be anxious to FIRE the
German heart shall not forego the hire
ing of himself and tongne out of a mis-
apprehension with regard to price.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-03-22

For a wonder Marshal Bazaine has
got off from the investigation into the
circumstances of the surrender of the
garrison and town of Metz without being
proven traitor or getting himself SEN
fenced to the Guillotine. 1t is not a
wonder in the light of probable guilt
upon his part ; for there is, indeed, no
probability that he was at all guilty but
such acquittals in France are rare. Ba-
zaine distinguished himself under the
Empire and therefore it was to be ex-
pected that government which is the
filtration of Gambetta's excuses and the
after clap of the Commune, and under
whose sway thousands of Communists
aave suffered death, would have taken
pains to have the evidence at hand with
which to convict him of the accusation
of treason and justify his summary kill
ing.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-03-22

FHERE having lately been somewhat
successful dancing party at Shellburn,
the Reese River Rsceais vents the opin-
ion that the town is not dead yet And
We. the mere having of balls wouldn t
seem to be the best evidence of the life
of town, for the RsceiHe itself says:
.'All the Tehama stock held in the place
was sold at sacrifice to enable fathers
and husbands to buy the costly outfits
AZ the ladies' o. Sheliburn who attended
that hall -
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-03-22

SOMETHING in the nature of a bust
ness-ike and knock-down conundrum is
thuswise propounded by the Eureka
!Seatiael.
Ii the editor of the RereiHe can't see
any connection between saddling one
half the Indebtedness of Lander county
upon the new county of Eureka, and
the retention OF the entire ownership of
the present county buildings by Lander.
then it is useless to try to inform him of
the significance of Assemblynan Hor-
ton $ ultimatum, as a consideration Sc
curing his vote for the bill.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-03-22
TIE Humboldt Reyissr animadverts severely

TIE Humboldt ReyiSs- animadverts severely
ssainst the authorities of Carson for not taking
esre of the Swede, Morris Policy vino arrived
there with his feet frozen. He was shipped Of
by rail. and will p,ol.abiy lose both feet in con
s,.qu nee. Shameful, If true, We agrec--f''och'
R.co-d.
We won't attempt to discuss the hui
lnanities of this case with the Record 50
long as six or saven hundred miles OF
railway and stage travel intervene be-
twixt it and US, but viii simply state
IN extenuation of the apparent heartless-
ness of the authorities of Ormsby county.
that at Winnsmueca, near which place
this unfortunate a.n got his freezing
he was frightened away by the false and
cruel tale that there was no doctor in
the place and that i, was those parties
along his route hither who wanted to rid
the treatment OF Il good Samaritan, who
passed him along from hand to hand
until he fetched up here. Common hu-
.nanity ought to have accorded him shell
ter and kind treatment in his distress !:
bn. Carson may not Justly be charged
with any exceptional heartlessness in the
premises and when ii comes dawn 10
the cold law of the matter, he had a
right to 6e taken in and cared for bv the
authorities Of Humboldt county, for II
was there that he had been living when
he received his injuries This solvent
little county can put up with its share of
hospita! expense and its quota Of misrep-
reseatation !; but i. is not fair for the an
ihorities of the nei5hboring counties to
repudiate their INDECENT sick, ship them
hare and find fault and raise a hue and
cry of indignation if our local authori-
ties choose to stand on their reserved
rights.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-03-22

The TROUBLES growing out of the de-
feat in the Parliament of England Of the
Irish University Bill have been temper
arily bridged over by the consent of
Gladstone and his friends to retain their
places at the head of the government
His speech in the House of Commons
on Thursday was a very manly one, and
DisraeG's in reply was equally frank
and outspoken. There can't anybody
in Great Britain afford to crack his heels
together and crow over William Glad
stone now 1t is his watch on deck.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-03-22
A NATTER OF CURRENCY.

With the subjoined very sensible re-
marks by our brother of the Ne,r Enclo,c.
meat, We do most heartily concur:
Congress made an appropriation
during the last session, of $500, 900, for
the purpose and expense of replacing di-
lapidated and worn out currency. This,
it is supposed, Is to replace mutllateti
greenbacks-and mostly, the postal cur
rency. 1t is wonder, and no less a
wonder than n shame, that the Govern
ment of the United States must give up
occupancy OF its lands, privilege of work
ing the minerals out of them. water and
timber as adiuncts, and then must print
green on one dollar and yellow on aneth-
er, and on another stamp in hard metal
a die that sh Ill command n premium.
As mans Will in the majority is the rule
in "A republic, this is wrong a country
like Ours. paving its debt at the rate it
does. ought never to recognize, III the
face of the world, that any commercial
paper is better in the open market, than
its own promise to pay. Only this !:
That the Government ought expressly to
say thar the note Is payable ID gold, and
make no exceptions IN case OF duties,
then none would be made for interest.
And it is a pity TO issue these postal
fractional notes, while in some parts of
the country silver coin is at discount.
We can remember the time when shin
pIasters were accounted an abomination
III the States, albeit they We're not over
plenty and -four Was scarce but the
States in authorizing liberal issue of
paper promises. forbade anything under
five dollars. TNe-dollar greenbacks,
with silver for change, would be con-
venience. Call in the greenbacks and
make them gold notes, payable in gold
on demand. with silver under Ave dol
lars. and we would have an admirable
medium.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-03-22

=. EEED. BRoQks. bookseller. statiooer aud
newsdealef, dealea IN cheap jewellery, cutlery,
toys. musical instruments, fancy goods, impor-
ted segars and toqacco Agency for the Roysl
Havana lottery, opposite the Ornlsby House
Nevada.
g USKNowN' AND :. HIGa LIFE. An in
veice Of these celebrated segars which have
rendered r. Fred Brooks store deservedly
popular arrived last nigh. and sold at his
taIld opposite mo. next door to the Ormshy
House, Carson, Nevada.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-03-22
A SHIP THAT Has CONE HoME.-T

4 SHIP THAT HAS CONE HoNE.-The
ship that was TO bear fortune to the
Chase heirs" has at last come home,
bringing with it the snug sum of $780,
Geo, 600 to be divided among the Ameri-
can heirs of three brothers, Englishmen;
who emigrated to this country about the
year 1899. OF these brothers Aguilla
settled in Newburyport, Mass: Thomas
in Rhode Island, and William in Var
mouth, Mass. A fourth brother named
Richard remained in England. The vast
property comes by descent from Sir
Townley, living about the year 1000 at
Towney Hall, in Lancashire. England.
He was the progenitor of a certain Miss
Mary Townley who married a man named
Chase, who was the father OF the four
sons mentioned. This Mary Townley
was the heir of all her ancestors
riches. A late decision in the English
courts has given them three-fourths Of
the sum of 1886, OOO. coo, the full amount
of the inheritance in our times, to the
American heirs, the remainder, about
Sl25, Coz, 600, having already been dis
tributed among the heirs of Richard.
who had remained in England
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-03-22

TIE Reno Crescent states that the two
per cent. tax contemplated in the statute
authorizing Washoe eountyto take stock
in the Reno and Susanville Narrow
Guage Railway would send up taxes in
that county to seven per cent; and,
naturally it questions the policy Of un-
]ertaking to carry 80 big load.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-03-22
STATE OF NEVADA,
Executive DEPARTMENT,

Executive DEPARTMENT,
CARSON CRY, New, March II. 1873.
Hon. j. d. Minor, Secretary Of state:
SIR have the honor to return, here
with, without my approval. Assembly
Bill No. los, IAN Act to grant the right
of way to James E. Rocker ct ais, their
associates and assigns, to maintain and
operate Railroad from the Central Pa
cific Railroad to the City of Austin"
The title OF this bill is no real index
of its contents, and is calculated to de-
ceive. The seventeenth section of Ar
ticle " of the Constitution requires that
leach law enacted by the Legislature
shall embrace but one subject and matter
properly connected Herewith, which
subject shall be briefly expressed in the
title" By the terms of the title of this
Act it would appear that the right of
way alone is granted to the beneficiaries
loan to the amount of $500, 900 is grant
ed, a sum equal to one-fifth Of the tax
able property of Lander county. A pc
tition from three-ffths of the tax payers
of the county is required, that the right
of way may be granted. This provision
is entirely useless, and its only possible
object is to cloak the more Objectionable
fe atures of the Bill. The right of way
may be acquired under the general Law
without an express grant from the Legis-
lature OF the Board of County Commits
sioners. 1t may be possible that the re-
quired number of petitioners may be
procured, and every one Of them may
be unaware of the real consequences of
his signature. The signing of a petition
to grant the right Of way would be an
ignorant assent to an enormous burden
Of taxation. The immediate and only
object of the bill is compulsory loan
of money upon insufficient security, en-
tirely out of proportion to the resources
of the lender. 1 cannot approve the bill.
GSirned1 L. L. BRADLEY
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-03-22

HAVANA LOTTERY TICKETS. So; co1pons 81 10
each. Agency al Brooks Segsr, Fancy Goods
House. Carson City, New. Prizes cashed on pre-
sentation. Look ont for counterfeits.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-03-22

Mrs. SroUrENBURGH wishes TO inform the
ladies of Carson and vicinity she has returned
from San Francisco and will resume business
on Fourth street in near OF Olcovich's store. NH
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-03-22
The Governor Veto of the Battle
Mountain am: Austin Il. r. Bin

For the information Of our readers III
Eastern Nevada We herewith reproduee
the Governors veto Of the Battle Noun
tain and Austin Railroad Bill:
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-03-22
NEW BOOKS.

Lakeville; or Substance and Shadow. By Mary
/ Healy, author OF "a Summers romance,
I etc., etc With Illustrations. New York, d
| Appleton and Company, 1873. Price 81
This is one of "Appleton's Library Of
American tictioR,' is beautifully printed,
as MI this series are; and handsomely il
Illustrated. The authors name is good
assurance of a well told story.
CUcUMBERs have made an appearance
in the San Francisco market. No charge
| is made for looking at them; and only a
halt dollar is charged for indulgins in
the luxury OF eating one OF the same.
THE missing Coats girl over whose
unexplained absence from home the
Placer cosnty people have been So much
excited, is said to have turned up in Sac
ramento.
THE body of the late'o Oscar L. Shafter
is to be brought from Italy, where he
died. and buried in, san Francisco. --
UNDER the law creating the county Of
Eureka. that new organization began its
life on Thursday, the Doth instant.
FkXNk HUssBY and Blanche Clifton
will soon appear at the Phoebe Theater
AND now the celebrated memorandum
book i'll which Cakes Ames kept the
cases on Squeaier and the balance of the
white clippers has been ordered into the
Department of Justice, for obvious Use
there. by the Attorney General. Now
there will be some more pious lying.
Found GUILTY OF MANsLAUGHTER-
The jury in the case of the State vs.
Haggerty returned II verdict last night,
at half-past seven O'Clock, of man
slaughter. He was indicted for murder
in the first degree. The Jury were de-
liberating over their verdict between
twenty-four and twenty-five hours.
Pi1chc Record, -NIrch l6
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-03-22

UNDER the law creating the county Of
Eureka. that new organization began its
life on Thursday, the Doth instant
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-03-22
PURE, CHOICE AID RARE
TABLE SUPPLIES!
FOSTERS
Family Grocery!
Coz ner Of King and Ormshy Streets,
CARSON CITY.

Con ner Of King and Ornshy streets,
CARSON CITY.
NTH = VIEW TO MAKING \
w specially OF keeping constant supply Of
Rare and Superior Table supplies
For those who understand aud appreciate the
virtues of good living, I have supplied my
shelves with stock Of choice selections from
the best establishments in San Francisco, in
proof of which witness the following enun,ers-
ton Of some of the articles on hand
Potted Meats, Truffies, a..a
Picked ChestnUts,
Stuffed Peppers iii Jars,
EAST INDIA CHUTNET.
Pronounced the best dressing in the woria for
Meats Pates
German Sardelles,
Datch Herring in Kegs,
And H ,liday Preparation
In the shap of
Mi1ce Pie Meat,
Which is all resdy for the pastry cook: also
Double Refined Olive OIL.
The best in any markell
Spanish and French Olives,
As: orted English Pickles,
I'm &119h sauces
For Flavorils Meats and SOUPS,
Liebi9-s Extract Of Meat.
,fndispetisable in the Sick Room.
C. o n d EN- S ED NJ [ |. X
.felIic. and Jams,
Eeeu's English White Mustard
Tongues and Sounds,
Pickles tDomfstici by the Gallon. Reg
X, rrel. pat zap in pure
Wine Vinegar
ALSO
Pure Port Wine, California Grape
Brandy and Superior Table
Claret. Also
Extra Fine Japan Teas,
THOMAS BLEACHING SOAP.
Suitana fSeedieSSl RaiSinS,
Parafine Wax Candles,
Preston Merills, Donnelly's and Rumford's
Baking Powders,
And genera, assortment Of Staple Goods and
everything for
Camp and Dining Room.
Come and examine
January /. 1878. a1-tf
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-03-22

THE body of the late Oscar L. Shafter
is to be brought from Italy, where he
died. and buried IL, san Francisco. f--
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-03-22

FRANZ HUssBY and Blanche Clifton
viii soon appear at the Phoebe Theater.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-08-03

134 bales; exports coastwise 465; sales
20; stock 1868.
AUGUSTA, August 2 Cotton steady
mlddlirg l8I4; receipts 202 bales: sales
756.
PHILADELPHIA August 2 Cotton
quie:-middling 2Ola.
BALTIMORE. August -Cottnu .lult-
middling 20; net receipts 50 bales; gros
50; exports co.stwIse l02; sales rs; stock
2. $50
Boston. Angus: 2-Cotton quiet
middlins 81; net receipts $50 bales; gross
2. 252; sales 200; stock 10000.
CHARLEsToS. August 2-Co;ton dull
and nominal; little doing-middling
lolli; net receipts 3oS; sales so; stock
G.42l.
GALVESTON. August 9 Cotton steady
-Texns or'linnry 13; good ordinary Is;
net receipts II bales; sales 100; stock
10. Sal.
MEMPHIS. August 2-Cottop firm
low middiing l9h; receipts 2'4 bales;
shipments 222; stock 9,26l.
MOBILE. August 2-Cptton qnitt and
demand moderate mid,lling 1874; net
receipts so bales; exports constwise 252;
sales 800; stock 109
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-08-03
The impunity with which tho ladies

The impunity with which tho ladies
OF New Orleans promenade our streets
at night, unmoIrsted by pasaers-bv, m {.
unscb!ected to offensive looks or com.
ments, arsaes either y confidence in the
character of our lcrpc. or ,.o respect
entertained for them by The sterncr sex.
In many other cities cf tho Union no
lady can venture out without jeopardiz
ing her modesty, by being nggrc.siveIy
approached, rudely lcered at, or insnlt-
ingly criticised. In soma localities
escorts are indispensable as safeguard
against indisnities. But here it il n
common subject Of remark and obs.rva
ton that our ladies, often belated after
n'ght-fn!l, return home, unin;imilatcd
by their tariiness. or nnappreh1usive of
any unpleasant rencoutre. The fnct NAV
not be OF such catholic application Us to
indicate the character of all Southern
communities, bnt certain it is thnt, in
this city. the tone of popular sentiment
towards the fair sex is one of marked
deiererce, and eloqneuiiy asserts the
gaiiantry OF our people towards those
whose gcntlcr natures and purer heurts
wonld instinctivey shrink from an un-
seemtS ubtrusiveness. .-PiGnyune.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-08-03

Forward and loquacious youth: "By
Jcvc, you know, upon my word, now
!! we're to see ghost, you know,
Shonid he chattering idiot for the rest
OF my l!fe! Iogenuons maiden (lreami-
~: 'Hdre you seen ghost? ?"-Punch
The only commodity in England pos =,
lively cheap III these days Of high prices
Is sermons; upd If one could live on sc: i.
mons. the poorest need not starve Thy
are advertised to be written to order It
lowest rates"
a duel between two young r,en of
Biackvlilc village was prevented bv the
arrest Of one 0f tho parties.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-08-03

WILL OrEN TO-MORROw, MONDAY
W August 1873,
5o pieces Japanese rcl line, at l2Ar yard
3j r.ces Finc rl!uted lawns, 1T l25 Gents a
ward
We AZ. CLEARING OUT Summer Goods,
ht very LOW PEltES - NAL" room for Fall
Goods. COON ;ua ariivc
Al! ,hc :"ra.tA ,:.' rur !nrsc are ncwly
rerict!'h"d w.;ii ciinice goods, at low prices.
Cu|'oi'i va ini io:- IF bargains by look
in% i';"l "a III" blaI.,. Contra! Dry Goods
H-t,t.l>!.MlA;,
WM u. Love- &CO..
Waller tie Whcclr, House.
" = ..t! ;s i. Nc1Erlni
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-08-03

THE fGE CT TIE EARTH. The now
method of ascertaining the age Of the
Garth, which is q pres, Mt topic in Ger
man scicutliic circles. attempt, to deter.
mine approximate y the time mt which
the tiery liquid earth ball for the first
time covered itself with u solid crust
This Is done by means oi the difference
OF the longest and shortest diameter Of
the earth. According to the calcrla-
tlons Of Newton nnI Hnygens, this
wonld be l 54S, if Tue rotation of the
earth had always been completed in
twenty fonr hours. while in fact it
amounts to l-49S which is equivalent to
rotation time Of seveu..en hours aud
sixteen minutes, which must once have
been the earth's time nj rotation. II is.
however, probable, for reasons which
need not be gone into here, thut at the
time the earth was covering itself with q
firm crust, the time of rotation was
already mean between the original and
the present time. That returdation of
the rotation time has taken rud is still
taking Plac. Ia now rs good as proved,
although formerly it was strongly doubt
cd.
or all leaveuly bodies it is tue moon
whom astronomers know best, an,l have
ua""' SA"CiiS CitiCuIuIeI ITOm NEr move
ments Now. tho co ellicienis OF tho
secular acccleration of the moons
course. .s found on the ono baud from
the oldest observations of cclipses, on
the other from theory. are Mt variance,
and there are diifcruuces which ought
not to exist in the calculations of SO
We'll observed a body. Agreement can
only he obtained when it is supposed
thht during tho 1000 years which have
passed since the Greeks first calculated
the cclipses, the rotation of the cartlr
bus been retarded 0Ol137 seconds.
There exists no difficulty about the
causes of this retardation, which is per
feotly well explained by the times.
From the cypher thus found it is easily
calculated how much timo will be re.
CURED to cause u retaraation of nearly
four hours, and the result is that since
the first crust of the earth formed itself
more than 2,000,00O.O 900 Of yenrs must
have elapsed.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-08-03
STANDARD FAMILY MEDICINE:
An Ordinance Pro Eng for Uniform.
Columbia s. q

A ETICLE l. Ee i ordained by Tie Muyor
"A aal ttJ Co"nctl, That all the houses.
stores, shops, factories. within the city corpo.
latc iimi shall bc numbered
ARTICLE That Richardson and Senate
streets shall be the base lin.s: that all streets
rnnh:n from these base lines shall be num-
bercd. No. shall commence on the right
hand eide, and the No. . on the .ei..
ARTICLES. That every thirty feet shail be
given III az number. built upon or vacant;
80 when all vacant lots are bniit np, there viii.
be no changing OF numbers.
AEIIciE !. That every owner OF house or
dwelling shall cause to be placed thereon the
proper number. and that any l.cr.ou or per
sons who shall uctaco or alter ANY nulnber or
numbers thus put UP. shall bc Liable to fne
OF s5.
AnTci.r5 Tia, the numbers -l,a.. be two
by three lnel:es - siz, III p!aia and durable
style.
AEiici'; 'ihi. Ordinance AL take eject
m'ncG!"t"!y a.tr! its passage.
l!"nc and ratiiif Il, in Council assembled
Endr! '!ir cor:'"rAte sea! of the city Of Co!um-
b;a, on ;i!c ,cnih day of June, in the year of
on: LORD "Ae thousand eight hundred and
scNt:.;N:E.ru
JOHN ALEXANDER, Mayor.
Attest: CE,::.is BAnNvM. Li-y treasurer.
Aug :. II