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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-01-30
HEALTH BEAUTY
Strong and pure rich blopd-1hcfeaseu of flesh
aud weight-Clearsk skin and beautiful complex
on to all.
NR RADwAYS

SAKSAP AKILLA INSULVENT
Has made the most astonishing cures. So
quick, SO rapid ere the changes the body nndcr
goes, under the influence o fth is truly wouder
flu medicine that
Every Day an Increase n Flesh and
What S cen and Felt
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-01-30
ADVERT F,MENTS.

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K. X. K
ADRAYS RltDY lIhIlf
CURES THE WORST PAINS
In f,cna Orc TO Tw ent, Nj hut.s
MOT ONE HOUR
After reading this advertisements need an.
suffer withpain. Railways ready re lief is
curefor every pain. 1t was The first and Is the
ONLY PAIN REMEDY
that instantly stops the most excruciating pains
allays lnfamations. and con jps tiony.
whether of the lungs, Stomach, Bowels or
other glands or organs, by ,>plcation
IN FROM ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES.
no matter how violent or excrueiating the pal,
the kheuma tic, Bed-ridden. lntiim. Crippled,
Nervous, Neuralgia. or Frustrated with disease
may suffer,
RAILWAYS READY REEF
Will afford instant ease.
INFLAMATION OF THE KIDNEYS.
lnha nation OF the Bladder, inflammation of the
Bowels, Congestion Of the Lungs, Sore Throat,
Difficult t breathing. Palpata ton OF the heart
obstetrics Group, Dypthera. Catsrrh. Infiuen-
"a, Headache. Toothache. Neuralgia, Rheuma-
tism, Cold. Chills ague oh ills.
The apple ton o the Ready Relje ITO the
part or pa IS where the pr in or difficulty ex.
lists will afford ease and com fort.
Twenty drops in balia tumbl Ter water will
IN few moments cure cramps spasms, Sour
Stomach, Heartburn. Sick hcapache. Diarhea
Dsentery, Collie, Wind il the bowels and all
Internal pains.
Travellers should always carry bottle of
Railways heady Relief W 18th them. few
drops in water will prevent sickness from
change of water. 1t is Better than French
Brandy or Bittersasa stimulant.
FEVER AGU.,.
{ Fever and ague cured for fifty cents. The :
is not a remedial agent in the world that viii.
cure fever and Agne, and all other Malarious,
Bilious, Scarlet. Typhoid Yellow and other
Fevers (aided by Railway Pi lls) so quick as
Radway's Ready Relief F fifty cents per bot.
tie
HEA LTH BEAUTY
Strong and pure rich blopd-1hcteaseo of flesh
aud weight-Clearsk skin and beautiful complex
on to all.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-01-30
EVERYTHING CHEAP
EVERYTHING CHEAP.

G. W. GREEN
May 9--tf.
National Republican., 1873-03-01
DIED.

DAVIS. Yesterday morning, Of typhoid fever,
MANiT, beloved wife of James =, DAVIS, and
daughter u r. A. Lutz, In the twenty third year Of
her age.
DIGos-On Thursday, g7th ult, al her resi-.
denco, on X street, Mrs. LucT Dtpgs.
The funeral services will be held at the John
Wesley church, on Saturday, March I, at o'clock.
y. M.
ERoEs. AT aeonFctown COLLEGE. February y, In
the piHty eighth year Of his age, Father PETER
PAUL KnoIs, Of the Society Of Jesus.
The funeral will take place this morning. al %
O'Clock.
wILsoN.--on Tuesday. the 18Th ut.. at TD
o'clock, CnARLEs wILsoS In the hfty second year
Funeral will take place from his late residence
Toll q street southwest, this morning. at II O'Clock
Friends aud relatives arc invited to attend.
MocALLA,-on Friday, s'h Of February, Den.
The funeral viii take place from his late resi-
'lence, No. % Indiana avenue, on Sunday, March
:, l,ht9pm.
MAaILL.- February D, al o'clock y, M, JoHs
fsAsE, youngest son uf VIM. A. and Hannah J.
Msgill, aged eight months and eight days.
Tho funeral will take pace from the residence of
his parents, 2l6 Seventh street southwest, on Sun.
day, March q at O'Clock, y. m.
baltimore Bun please cory,l
FoRREST.-on ThurrlAy, tho nth instant, after
long aud very painful Illness which she bore with
CHRISTIAN hcrOism, MARY CAruAnISE fORREsr,
aged fourteen years.
Ths funeral Nil take place from the residence of
her father, ChArlea Forrest, No ~ Eighth street
west, on Sunday, March ., at 2 ~ O'Clock.
baltimore sun please copyl
National Republican., 1873-03-01
NfAIfuIlstN

nUTCHISa MITCHELL. on the 9ill Instant,
hy the Kpy, w. W. foreman, Mr.. jour y HuICH'
iNa aud Miss OcrAvA MITCHELL, all Of this city,
STEWART WILLIAMS. In baltimore, on the
18th instant, by thl Rey Father Delaney, EuOEsE
". STEwAHr, Of Washington, and ELiEAhBrH ~.
WILLIAMS, Of thnt city.
wINTEHs-RRENAN.-.tn .-.tn washIngion, on the
18Th instant, by the Rey, MI, Rabbiae, WILLIAM X
WISTrRs and ANNIg e. KEEHAs, both OF Baltl.
National Republican., 1873-03-01
PROPOSALS.
DRoPOsAls FOR FURNIsHINg MATE
BBEstSSA6lHRd EstSS6lH VA dSSS9SS55EEU UBS66iiESrSSdB Hf WIN

wRrgBsgo, NEp,, ID month, 18th, isll
The subsefl9sf y the Hubbard h9gse, siopI ciiy.
B. & dr m n.Sns rs sSs 81 g y aisf
building sii7s Ieet, for Industrial school purposes,
o. ne WinnebaEo indian Agency, in Eebraska'
said building TO be constructed of such material
a. Described In and built according TO the plans
and specincGtons fuInished by 4, hoberts, esq,
seen at the Firtt National bana, siouG City, lows;
~ tho ONCE Of the bupe Of Indian AFFAIR.",
at Omaha, Neb., or at the Minnebago Agency, Neb.
,,a gnssGns ,s o. dnsrenee hst may sTise in *
cations are 10 be referred 10 the irchi
tect for settlement whose decision thereon shall be
said building 70 be completed as aforesaid on or
before the 0Oth day Of August, A. D, ls59
Thirty per cent Of the contract price for said
building VIII be raid to the contractor when the
building IL inclosed; an additional % percent when
ance upon the entire completion of the building and
Acceptance BY the United States agent for the
Zach proposal must have COPY Of this advertise.
mept IA slip from newuparcrj Sttached thereto.
The contractor or contractors will he required TO
give good and sufficient bond In the sum Of ten
thousand dollars tfl0O) for the fulnllment OF the
cheney must be certified 10 by United states Judge
or district attorney.
The contractor o. contractors must be prepared
a once tO enter Into said bond and execute the
The right reserved to reject any or all bids that
Propossis should be addressed to the undersigned,
at the Hubbard house, BiOuE city, Iowa, aud In
d2rsed; "prYposals for Constructing Building at
glddeEs are lnyt2d to be presen, the opening Of
named 8 Th'h wi" DC pr0MSE MSEkRb SNS %RffE R29f above
febls U. y, Indian Agent
National Republican., 1873-03-01
THE MARKETS.
RINANIIAIn

Fsrnishsibv lent. Johnson q Co., B1ntsrs HorthEss'
corner u Tenth and d rrssis, Ha'hfHqton,
FRIDAY February a. ls73.
United States Sc 1881, Soupqn iisS; United ststss
~ Coupon. ll5H; United states bSrs, 'es, Co9Pon,
ll6h; United states t9rs. fs coupon, pew w
states Ssr o. Coupon, ilss; United sts.es i9s.s,
Western Union Telssrnph- Company ssh; Quick.
Wells, Fargo x Co.'S Express, az; American FL.
press 81 United states EtpTesa, Y: New York Cen.
Michigan Central iO7'i lake shore aud Michigan
Southern, P9b; Onion Pacific, 81; Illinois Cen.
trSi RsilT6ad o cleveland anG Pitts6urF Railroad.
rreferred, SD: New Jersey Central lQoli: Rock
isiSnd ii8h: Milwaukee and St Paul Railroad ~
Milwaukee aud II Paul preferred, ny; Wabash
and Mc,tern, ~; DelavaEs. LaGhsysnna and
Western Hairoad. lOlS; Port Wayne Railroad, guar.
anteed a9N; Hannibal aud st. Jo.eph Railroad, Is III;
uheag9 Alt2p lg; Chcas9, hton preif,s5,T.I i,a,nn
bus Chicago and indianapolis Central Railroad,
t0S; Tennessee state skies, old, SD, Tennernee
State siNes, new. "; Virginia siSes eonso bond, o.
North Carolina HiNca, new, "; Misaourt skies wi
central Pacihc bonds, iOi; Union Pacific First
Boude, 8A
National Republican., 1873-03-01
PROPOSALS.
IOlu.
-oR SUPPLIES.

DEp1I
SSi sSiSS S0s nd ~ ss: 81 nj.
ff'd day ,5c q ss5sd z 3gP PpGS a hSs
speSiGed bolowtbe deiSsripS 70 :ommeSoe m S I NV
h5a and 70 e Be made q such times spd II such dosl
during the fiscal year ending June ~, iSL
,o,ors. + Esq}IETJEAAEDi Pitt AAESIi OREGON.
81 cords a soit woCd
lo0 tons Of Coal,
iS@S Soan3s q Hay Hay
9,pO pounds Of STRAW
,c,,,.IyA IyAsSoy,ylggR PErof, VIC
l9o1 bushels Of charcoal
bsa0O pounds of Hay, Cbaled or lopseJ
l'VUO pounds Of straw, tbaled or lOUseJ
FONT STEVENS. OREGON.
,.i t9G9 honnds q Qats, lssfked)
eoS pounds q Straw, Sra C6sied.)
i9RI CAPE, DISAPPoINTMENT, W r
5os1 pounds y 9Sis, C.ask.dj
$3.50 $3.50 BSaRaa: BBSaRa: q & BBhs Biiss.. 6HsG 'SsisS,
s pSSSas SaSs y shS 81. SCAs sseEsdt lEsdftNp' W.T.
sSm9 bounds q May, jbsled
$50" poun4f'S fSaF Il F'fsT gSESiGfE. St4ifG.ffE W.T.
i,nD cords 81 Wood.
gl.isS SS SgShSI: SSShS: & 6 SSsnrco'l' Ssia
iSn bonnda Of Hay
ocord. Of }ES@T 3d1a! LArwAr'Lr
gl7.6oO pounds ot 0ais.
R&SS f%.%S pound: POUND: & & tBIfs; Btfssv.
40 cord. Of tESs5 %aS5 BOISE II
I'm ~ sS bushels q Charcoal.
%p,,@S % L9nnds nT q Hsrley' sacked
6O,0S fSands o. q sstiS; Straw.
FORT KLA LAMATII, OREGON
s l,S% bushels bushels e Charcoal
SSSS Ss,I, ii,S%nS: iSSnSa. q q fly. fly;
,,o.o,;C ;CAMyJP WARNER, OREGON.
soooo pounds q 9sts or barley. tsackcd)
SSS@ PoSn4s PSan2 81 81 straw. ss,fs
,.m,o,.. CANE .Al e HARVEY, OREGON.
lsSsS ISs E0Tndds E:0Tnds q q barley; b !sSehsdJ
ssS,SSS ] PSanGas pound. q q sHtas; stfss;w.
=, ,, L1NKyILLE. OREGON.
! G10co POUNDS of Hay
l2NOo0 pounds o. STRAW
ocS Sddress u The biddsr Wa one ,as sSpy hS
attached.
SHE as veil ~ 6 SqLTSPsy ns %. al II G.
for Il.y and Wood must state the Kind proposed to
The whole or any portion Of the supplies may be
bid for but no average bids will be entertained
NO bid Will be entertained unless accompanied by
a guarantee signed by two Responsible partiea that
they Will enter into bonds for the faithful delivery
the bidder.
The United States reserves the right 10 receive the
whole or any portion Of the supplies that may be
CONTRACTED for; also to reject any or all bids.
The nnAl award for any post will not be made until
tho bids made At the post have been received and
compared with the bids received at this offioe,
beparnte proposals. must be made for each post
and each proposal pc in separate envelope, plainly
ind0rsed "Proposals for nrnishng supplies al -N
I Blank proposals can be had on Application A thi,
Deputy QnaItermaster General U, &. A., Chief Quar-
termaster Department OF the Columbia. febi7
National Republican., 1873-03-01
TINTED STATES pATENT OFFICE,

wAsnISdTOS, u. e., February II, Is5A
On the petition OF FnARCIs NJ, SIRoSg, OF Yer
genneH, and THOMAS koss, OF Rutland, Vermont,
praying for the extension Of patent granted To
ment in Platform Scales.
IL is ordered that the testimony ~ the easn & nv
for hlipg arguments and the Examiner's report he
limited 10 the I'd day OF May next, aud that said Iu-
tition be heard on the ith day Of May neat
hpS person may opp9.e t9iS sSienslGm
National Republican., 1873-03-01
DRoPosALs FOR SUPPLIES IN ARIZONA

slTsiy Sscisd md marked, each sack 70 contain ioO
given.
Two reliable srcties must be named, prices be
company bidA
Proposals viii be received fer the whole or any
part Of the above specified amounts.
The right e reserved Of accepting or rejecting any
bid, aamAy be deemed best for the interest OF the
United States.
Further particulars as to conditions, payments,
&c, may be learned upon application TO the Military
Headquarters, Han frnncisCo, Cal; Santa Fe, N.
atany post In New Mexico or Arizona, or at this
Envelopes should lie indorsed, Proposals for
flour and lori Beans" and be addressed to the
ny command Of Breyet Major General Crook.
Major Third Cavalry. Acting chief Comnisssry Of
Subsistence feb5
National Republican., 1873-03-01

TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
- wAsHIsuIoS, u. q. February ~, $50
On the petition uf MAnrlS WEssOs, OF blflhS
held, Mass praying for the extension Of patent
1ranted TO him on the 9tth day u May lS9 aud re
Issued on tho lst day of December lst3 for an i'm
prpvement In Machines for Channeling aud Edgins
Soles Of Boots aud Shoes
ID Is ordered that the testimony in the case be
closed on the I'D day Of Apri next; that the time
for flinH arguments and the Examiners report be
limited 10 the ID day OF May next aud that said re-
titon be heard on the 9Th day Of May neat
ANY nsrpOn may oppose this extension.
feIltl'S3W n b. LEGHETT, Commissioner.
National Republican., 1873-03-01

Trains leaving Washington al ~ ., M aud ~ H.
m connect Al Bowe with trains for Marlboro. eav.
Ing Bowie al " 80 q m. aud 10 q. IN, arriving At
Marlboro at II % n. m, aud . IS y. m
Trains arriving at Washington at II ~ q. m, and
borO' at % a. m. and ~ \. IN.
Passengers leaving their orders at Ticket once
northwest corner Thirteenth and lennsylVaniA ave
nue., northwest corner Sixth aud PrnnsytyA ave.
nue. can have their baggage called for aud checked
~ hotels ana residences to all points North and
West Through tickets to Cincinnati, CoiumbuB'
Indianapolis, Louisville, st. IsGslis, New Orleans
Chicago, Omaha, Ran franciscO, aud all points
North, Northwest, West and Southwest.
y. L. DUDARhY, Gen. Superintendent
Il 4 YOUNG. den. BassaIRpr AGENT
National Republican., 1873-03-01
STEAMSHIP LINES.

TNMAN LNE.-ROYAL MAIL
5 5stSSPhfs ShsSths ~ 9hfLlSIsA, " AZ S&EHS
DAY and skTukDAY, from Pier Is,
rs and ssasoid; eieursion tciets At rcducei rates
StesG.ss g 9HsSnSis2wa Queen ssn tysrEoG Pl.ssow Lon.
rency Sight Drafts on Qreat Britain and Ireland
for sale. Apply to JOHN q, DALE,AKent B broad.
~isy;ssRf' isyS;sR MIDDLETON S.shins.On 4 no
National Republican., 1873-03-01

TRAINS LEAVE FOR
BALTIMORE!
tb3 a. M, Niagara FL.
press, daily,
. ~ a, IN, Baltimore Mail.
daily.
10 10 a. m, Western EI.
press, daily, except Sun.
day.
. .8 y. m. Baltimore Ac.
cofnmOdation, daily, eH.
cept sunday,
b3D y. m, Cincinnati EI.
press, daily, except Sun.
day.
7:8 p, m, Western Ii.
press daily.
National Republican., 1873-03-01
RLTlMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
'EPoT coRSER sIFJH AND u STREETS

WEST.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT
WASHINGTON!
i4 o. M, Western EK.
press, daily, except Sun.
day.
8 - q, m, Mail, daily, yeI.
cept sunday,
II % q. m, Western Ii.
press, daily,
5 - y, m, Pacific Express.
daily, except sunday.
" y. IN, daily.
" i5 =. m, AccommoiA
ton, daily y,cIceptSunday
National Republican., 1873-03-01
RAILROADS.
END nTIO RAILROAD

TXT AsIIINuTON AND OHIO ltAlLhoAD
w and after oe,oucr l. il, the trains ou this rosa
VII be T9 I.iE r. VIII MeIaltis daily sIeeEt
sunday a. sSSp arrive ,S ~ uhsmiiSon h1iggs AZ y y
snd a., M I2aesburs at u 70 y. IN, and arrive heh
SPdria nsInBPoaStion nsIS = i train will leave hls5,pdn,
", eIcept sunday at' M; i;,is1 sRp Al 4. NJ aud
train rom II from and 2 % IN n
KemRs dfy ngSon & n.sssa s29s'ff f9r PufeoiVe, snlSh
ssHs inS sgScEs Ni9sblssseL lssHe Lees6GFs SG dsi3
Communication tiefets three ctu,,-,, r,us
noyaf l'- w. General fieSSlti iSsSbt.
nEieksBl,iIa fkiiSGkY alA Wa nHD a,D,, ,n,OI
Local trains for Alelsndria itSye a. follows y o.
-, II ls a m, B, . =, 8 % aud II q y. m.
Il sgs' u , u, ~, = stH ahd y = ponS"S M
Trains marked thus Connect with trains on Wash.
| 0UGSIfCO Sccommodauon leaves Washington
dRlSF ,g dslT sgT5fTfYI fifsY E22rss Vi, pchmoud
caves Nlshinston 10 3S y m. daily, olceT sunday.
avenue. aud Thirteenth and fSnhsSl vans svspus.
Esss e be ehsessd at all hotels and rm5sldsnecs 81
l5Gi9 ys !" destination General ras.snsSl q s2pSe EssS
pALT1MORE AND OHIO RAIllHOAD.
T,,,,,,,o.0 W ys,B,ssT2s ys5YsIy
and WNsHiEdTON AND TIEWE5f arc now run
'1' FOR BALTIMORE,
leave daily, except sunday, at Ab, g. g. Is and
10. d. a. 6S 6GlS fsRU}SDAS fTk BlfffaeSaEdf' "P m'
Leave ati.S aud Ia M, and !. s.IS, So. e. and
ron ALL WAY STATIONS.
sys S di iSGEs "a sunday mt At 2 55 s5f y Spa
y aud 4; m, and ], . Is, y aud y M, -
ing stations Shy eIec 10 on sunday When w tbey yGT stS
at all stations; Badensburg, BcilsVile, Laurel An.
napolis Junction. Hanover aud lelAy also, the 10
~, VII stnp AZ Jeasups Cut, anu tho .. m. Al
W" " ron ANNAPoLIs
Leave at s8 a, m. aud tl0 .. m; but no train 10
or from Ann'poiiff f9R 9p swg6baa,ry w6aryGtK
fOh ALL PAl(rS OF me WEST.
Lave daily except saturday and SUNDAY, At SIS
5 ,. N. and on sundsy 81 . is aud p, H. ''"
TRAINS AIliIVE AS FOLLOWS
Prom New York, Pniladelphia aud baltimore a
FROM phiISdeipGiS aud baltimore atsEAm.
and ". s'o, Y, 9 ~ Az = SS aud 10 % y IN.
Arrive at 30. Is and 10 10 +. N.
Through tickets 70 the Nest can be had Al tn
Washington Station Ticket ONCE at all hours In the
day also at the Company's ONCE, 80 Ponnsylyaha
nue. office eau there arrange 20 have their 6asfnlfa
called for and checked at their residence. taken IT,
the depot, and put into the baggage car
THoS. n. SHARP,
Assistant Master of Transportation.
Gspsl, G M p2iLfs; Piss;., AS.n,
pEO. y. kOOS1L.
Jall2I General Agent, Washington.
DALTIMORE AND pOTONAC RAIiROAD
National Republican., 1873-03-01
TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

u wAsHIRGroS. D. g., January 2 lsIS
On the petition Of CuAuSCkI y. ChoMtLL Ah.
WELLINGTON LoUCKs. OF PeOFial 81
OF patent granted to Clauncey l. Cro"slI aud ne
HAld Robert Smith Ou tho lIth day OF May, l-S,
for an i'm proypmept In Machines for lpaetting Iires
II l. ordered that the testimony ~ me elsn Do
closed on tho 18th day uf AUril, ucNl uat the tlne
for Ming argIImuutB and the Examiners rnporl "
limited 10 the Sh day uf April next anl mat b2lu
petiti0n be heard On the SHh day Of Aprll next
ANY person may Oppnse TINS eAtellNNh.
frti5,SJw VI. d, LE0GETT, Commissioner
National Republican., 1873-03-01
/ OF COLUMBIA, HOLDING AsPECIAL Term.

In the case Of John T.. Mitchell, executor Uf
william Houston, deceased, the executor afore'
said has, with the Apprubatibn OF tho supreme
Court of the District of Columbia Aforesaid, az
pointed WEDNESDAY, tho ah day Of March. ISIS,
Tor the hnal settlement and distribution OF the per
sonAl estate Of said deceased, aud Of the assets In
hAnd. as far as the same have been collected and
turned into money when aud where all the eredl
tors and heirs u said deceased are notified 70 at
tend with their claims properly youched, or they
may otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit
In said deceaHsds estate Provided, copy Of this
order be published once n week for three weeks
IN the NATIONAL NLrvBLivAS previous TO the said
Test, A WEBSTER,
fel5 Saw nteTisteT Ui Wills,
National Republican., 1873-03-01

loo BED FICEs ut .pY N \Dr.
I,oo BED SHEETS, very choap,
WALL, ROBINSON II co,
fsb9lI 81 Pennsylvania aysnuS.
National Republican., 1873-03-01

IL Also Bls q iichaSss Cd iSrhsipai pi5css in
Europe. dabu
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-19

A BRACE OF BEAUTIES. -Inere arc TWO
little birds belonging to Mr.. Dealy at the
Sazerac, which are Gas the ladies would
saw sjust as cunning as they can be. :"
One is plump, merry, rolllcksome little
canary; the other an oriole. or SO called
here, obtained with its mate which died,
from Nevers' ranch near town. 1t is
somewhat the shape of the hooking
bird, but more elegantly proportioned.
It's body is of brownish yellow and its
wings are of darEish hue with altern-
ate white feathers. Both Of these little
birds are very tame and are allowed to
have their cage doors open, SO that they
may fly out around the room and back
home again at viii. They are not very
moral little birds, for they actually chew
horrid tobacco, and when they are treated
or can ''bum'' cocktail they sip it
down and get so drunk that they have to
90 back into their respective cages and
sleep the trouble off.
We learn from yesterdays Enterprise
hat Miss Dargon refused to appear on
the stage at Virginia, Sunday night, and
that Mrs. Stewart played the part of
is 4 highly honorable lady and although
we are not of that sort 10 blame her if
she should see tit to exercise herself N
dramatic representation on Sunday, yet
we admire her moral determination IN
not doing so. She performed at Carson
on Sunday night but, as we are informed,
very much against her will, and only
upon the assurance that she would
thereby be only yielding to the universal
wish OF the community who would turn
out on Sundays just as on week days.
This was mistake. The audience of
Sunday play-goers in Carson is not large
enough or of the quality to fatter a eul-
tivated actress.
PROPOSED ENTERTAINMENT. = To-day
some one hundred gentlemen, Legislators
and citizens of Carson, signed request
to Miss Augusta L. Dargon to give, at
the close of her engagement in Virginia
City, an evening OF Readings" in Car
son. The lady knew nothing of the
movement, and was first notified Of this
genuine testimonial by telegraph. She
responded that she would accede and
set Monday evening, but being notified
that the ladies Of the Episcopal Church
hold their long contemplated fair on
that evening, agreed to remain over one
day longer, and will consequently read
on Tuesday evening, departing for the
East on Wednesday. A full list of Sc
lections, as also of the place of the en-
tertainment, will be published in the
APPEAL.
FIGHr.-This sort of diversion cannot
be dispensed with; and Frisbie's saloon
ON the corner-about half-past one or
two in the morning--occasionally dem
Onstrates the necessity of fsticuff by
yav of settling a hasty quarrel or old
scores. Jim lie Roy and Bill Allen made
this place the scene of q rongh and tum-
ble fight Saturday in the wee hours of
night. The latter claims the victory.
but Judging from the head and chawed
Nh thumb which he carries around, it
seems presumable that he paid little
high for his triumph. LIE Roy was
committed to Jail for fifteen days. Allen
is on bail, and stands before the awful
Judge to-day.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-19

TURKEY FRAME.-At an overcrowded
rcstaurant-Le yesterday, one OF
the late Corners who managed to squeeze
in, bawled out to Chinaman already
loaded with the distress of a dozen pre-
vious orders, Turkey plainr' which
was taken up and echoed by the bust
ling John; Turkey frame.
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L1yELY.-The train came in late last
night crowded down and packed with
guests for the Legislative ball. All OF
Empire had turned out and came to
Carson on the same mission. The press
in the Orlnshy House was SO great that
there remained hardly room to turn
aronnd. Every lodging room In town
was taken up by half-past seven o'clock.
How the numbers managed who came
afterwards remains to be found out.
Sleichs. omnibuses, and carriages were
aying here and there and the horses
seemed to partake OF the excitement
which prevailed among the people NOV
ing from pillar to post, each MAJ making
his, own peculiar preparations for the
grand dance at which nobody was ex-
pected 70 appear-such was the talk IN
the street-unt;l 10 O'Clock To add to
the unusual hveliness and glow OF the
scene on the main street the snow was
still falling upon q coat on the ground
already several inches thick. The ar
vas cold and male outsiders more brish'y
in order to finish their external work and
Get as quickly back to their fire places
as possible. At no time during the last
Senatorial election. even, was there es-
hibited SO much of life and motion IL
Carson
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DEATH.-We learned from Empire,
last night, that an old gentleman, Mr..
Dees, who was in the employ OF John
Hanson at the Yellow Jacket Mill, died
at home yesterday. He leaves several
children who have the warrlest syripa-
thieS of all
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Losr.-Somo young school miss, prob
ably, has lost her shawl which she may
recovo by calling at the store Of Alex.
Leport.
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SIGj Cash priZcs amounting to &:s3U, JUJ
This enterprise is endorsed by the best bust
ness men of cur State. The small price of tic
kets is a guarantee of speedy sale--making this
one of the best chances ever offered. Money can
DO sent safely in Registered Letters. Post Office
Money Orders, by Express or by letters, care
fully sealed and plainly directed.
MAKE UI YOUR CLUBS and send orders
soon, rs only few ticheta remain to be sold.
\. y. The same honesty and fairness that
characterized the two former drawings is guar
antced in this.
Agents wanted. Liberal Commissions allowed.
j. NJ. PATTEE, Manager.
Omaha, Nebraska
CARSON AGENT:
A. de NEUF,
Janl1-td At John g. FoX's Jewelry store.