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National Republican., 1873-12-20
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TINTED STATES MARsuAI,s SALE

in virtue OF q writ OF f>ri (acirs, ou judgncus
Of condemnation, issued out Of the Supreme tcust
directed. will sell. At public sale. for cash. In
font Of the Court-house door Of said District, o.
2'eicck ", The fcliowins properly; 90 FL, 5os
q, In square No. rs, In the city Of washngon, u.
c.. together with all and Singular the Improve
ments Thereon. srtred and levied upon ~ the prop
eriy OF wilsm O'shea, aud will be sold TO 5atlsfy
execution No. iiis. In favor o. rstrisk, o.nciio-
ran. ALEN. SHARP,
decs-d United States Marshal, -. a.
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RYsIEExM* sIE;E a 4 -. .:A:s.,ss..e.., @ z
TRUSTEES SALE or A pEsIRAIx .Rs1I-
RESSlGRf RSlR gfyr SJsSf ssFHs sf2gFFH F%yttSsfs %tsT N

fS4&i fhS $irS IS%i 81 SIssfHsssST,SSat. SIsfH sS,StFs wfsf IN
,by yrtus q decree % The supreme Court cfihe
cf cfDecsmber, A. p. ista and passed 10 the carss ef
John Y. psyi,.s and other. del.nisais. No. -.
Equity Docket z sill offer for s.ie 10 font otihs
sA AZ O'CLOCK, 2; tn., all that piece ofgrovud n
the city Of Washington, District OF Ccinmhtsx
lot numbered thir slk In In Inc subdiy isiop sf
square numbered three hundred Anl eight " nine.
. two-story brick house. =.
Terms OF sale fs prescribed by decree ! cne Snlf
cash. balance In siS and twelve lnOnhs, with To-
tsrest from day Of sale. One hundred dollars dewn
on day OF sale. Ifthe terms not complied with
lu Ave day. from the sale the trustee viii reserve te
raht to rrseI at the risk and cost of purchaser.
MILLS DEAN, Tru.tee.
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PRINTING OFFICES.
JUDD 4 DkTwriLER, cor. Pa. ave. and nth st.
Real. ESTATE AGENTS.
fIrCu Fox, frCe,lniAn's Bank building, ENccu
40, tlte ay., opp. Treasury Department
KiLBQUga LArTA cor. IAh aud q Its.
poD6E ESDARNHiLlf, lfl1 v 81, near 10Th.
kOyBsH A MiDDLnfos, sia 18th st., opp. Trcasur!
Department.
MAURS 4 BRorIlEr. leo street \. W.
Mas. MiLLs, 70 Pa. ave-, near 81 ST. Good board
low rated,
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1RoHANrs, LlNE or srEAMsniri

%s.s,sssSs ~ ss. &. \ EsfShr and
q ssySss@!s !: ;!l!s!:
~ Ga ", Lsays csoIe.own sysry tfidsy
Sl| sa,ss .1S SfSisM,
hsy I9rt avenue. Nv. fHoMPsoN,
National Republican., 1873-12-20

DRoPOsALs Fok FRESH BEEF.
ALLEGHENY ARSENAL, Nov. D. tis73.
sealed proposals ~ sYpkiynS tLs troop. AZ Ale
Commencing the Isl day OF January, iG<, Will he re-
eeiyel by The uhdersiSbed until a. M, December
guirrd with The probokls; Al further particulars
may be obtained at the onSs Y sf sMHdkshS.Igsed'
I!r.t Lieutensnt Ordnance Corps, Brevet Nptaln
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puScASsoS' bowIist aco..

DoYER,s pAwNBBOKER's SALE AT
ID avs TWELFTH srREfT,
All pledges under No. Ia2g will be- sold. cow
mencinf MUNDAY, Decrniber n tal VI 70 'eiosk.
and continue iii sold CONSISTING orlold aud aliyef
Watches, thsins. Hing, Ishs,. Guns Iookina
deto-lI Auctlouecf.
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BHIRT FACTORIES.
DEvLiS 4 Co., tof New York, iioc ST., near ilth
SHOOTING GALLERIEs.
TUE NEw PATENT RIFLE, Geo. Has, tio 9TH ST
SILVER PLATERR.
EDwAaD sroLPE- con Ith st., op. Patent Once.
hoBr. WhiTkHASp, sot d st,, bet. 5th aud eth.
SOAR AND CANDLE FACTORIES.
BATES BROTHER Gfs sndudi st., bet. sth and 7th.
STAMPING DEPOTs.
MRs. q. II. AAuRkR, OIL nh IT., op. Patent once.
STATIONERY, &c.
BEN. y. fBtScH, el3 18th II, under MAI, Me.rupol-
itan Bsah, Stationery, Sc. a specially.
STEAM AND GAS TITTERs.
ALkx, y. .suEPiiEnp Co., 30 Ia. sv., bet. 9th
and lCti sts, ~ ~
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STEAMSHIP LINES.

Ol EA AO1lf LIN ES.
Eo4 POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
re- swift and commodlous Iron steamer
PILOT BOY
w commence her regular trips for landings oil the
yON TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER a.
~ svcry TuEsDAY and FRIDAY thereafter
leaving from 81 n xth-street wharf att n. NJ.
IketuminE, VIII arrive IN Washington every
Es9ssdaI and Sunday eveninkvv n uy,ps
WASHINGTON, NORFOLK, BOSTON
/" AND PROVIDENCE.
ix1s nne Iron steamer LADY of.Tili: i.AkEbay-
tnftSSaYsd hs, regular Trip. 20 SorIek .i,l isays
MTaYlsspAY, at?n. M. ieaehinS ., ihs prln-
&ani9ip Of the NJ and N, Line for Boston AMI
Hr9ytdepcs Fright ,honld sc acdresssd Care o.
6ncS Al KnoXs Express Ynies, .eq Penniyivania
Sysnus. n R. fiTzhp6H, AgehL
DORSEY chhGETT, General Esnh
AAncs store, corner fineenth street and New york
evenue. plha
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z. !. sTfER 4 soS, t6i Pa, ave-. bet. ~ and o.
st..,Age9ts WhsoisrS Wilson linpro, ed fanll
the swlitc.t, aud lightesi rulninx Of any loet
stitch nachlnes ever yet msic. They hive n
at all on the under thread.
wK5D skwiTo MAoHiS,EE CoErAgr, ~ 9th 81. Y
anime Il, and w, and you wifi buy no ou,cI
j. kARH, als Pa. aye,, gent ios Howe'- new In
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=. Az, az Ia. ave, near seventh st. Whole
saio and retail denler In all kinds Of pure drags,
lnedicpes, chemicals, paints, oils, dys-stuffs, &c.
phystclDns' presrripi iqns care ~ com pounded.
rbotoyfapRle materials or the best quality eon-
w, y. ENTwIsLR. corner Penna, avenue and i2th
T5ss T5nsi pSAsr Esn, ~ RrI MssSlss Sssfs
(nmery, Ppteni Medicines, &c. Physlclans'
N frsnseflP.i9ns es%iIaliy az 4. somroapdsd. ,,,.
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ties concerned dated SovenbsS & 1sp, iss turtll or
sale In ease Of ths ssoys deterloed property arp
and two yosys, th interest al eight per cent per
'nnam' 3SSkoTS.htHfYpeERRSEY, ress''s'.
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HApvEY q HoLpES, l0l6 Pa. Av., cor. nth st. The
spbstahtiAis and dclicaeies OF the season com
stanuy served up Ia the best style OF the culinary
art, Oysters, h.ii, game. &c., particular Ne
sisltlss Ladies saloon up Stair, BY ladies' tn-
wAyEEIi DISrso RooHs, sth st., opposite Post
oniee pepsrtidrui; The most central locality,
y sass sy Ess1ys"s s.@ ."s ma &
clan IL every rc,pSe.. Brsskfsh from to II;
st. SkoaoA DINING RooNs,F v st., under Masonic
Temple: Cuisine unsurpassed, and Al the ap-
blsn, with very liberal discsunt to regular
6oArders.
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INK cry Hoohs' Sc' one price only ana mat 10
DYE HOUSES.
". II. wnIATLEY, q Jefferson IT., Georgetown.
EXPRESS OFFICES.
| ADAMS Enrntss, rs Pa av. and % Driise ST.,
ns'S s9se. Pa sy cor s!S
| .WashinYton St, Alexandria.
FANCY STOREs.
pty S.,ras rss ns ,Ps'1Ms MSss aSr ~ a s S,s
Notions received every day.
FOuNDRIEs.
JonS MeGLtLLAsp, cor. La. ave. aud ie,h st;
sGss SSe .Sa TO tne al S%sSy sa
sa be sn done any Where else ora'rs fom home
fURNIsHIN9 GOOD<.
~ sad asntissss ai e fiSs fS 'TT Faihis asS.
s' lS,SSr!s
sse @e i's ars.i lse.e p .pa MADE rsisi: saS T IL
GAS FIXTURES, Ae.
| ALsx, r. sHErhlsD : co., sio Pa. av., bet. sth
and ioG .i.; Constantly og hsnd A.. yssry 81 ls,ge
sS SSs r. sas s. ass:ss i. Issss \.
s%sn ssf as:, pa sSssSi S.i also h,.s
full novelties received as soon a. out.
GAS OFFICES.
wAsaiYsToS GAsLIour CoNfAxY, tis i0yh st.,
bet. u and 4. Once hour, - 10 -. Order~
fer Coke l.nat ne Gs'.isht oeies; tls io,h q:
wiz be promptly attended 10.
GROCERY STORES.
a.. ,Isois:.is and asrsfi j iessa' @ " ri, III Gsa' ID.
supplied OF liberal terms, Steam peser rnl.
tofes koasisr,. = ~
HARDWAREA AND Cutlery.
nMnnpi c ri Al, sr bet, h sna W., '.iI .is
Tth sts,
HARNESS, sADDLERY 4 TRUNKS.
JAsIss ToPHAM 4 CO., f25 IN u, ne ~ 10 Odd
Teliows, Hall; Double and single liarnsss, sad-
ales, Brides whpe, Trunkt, VHllsts, CafriaEe
Robes and hat., Horse Co,er., ke.. ke. Ke-
pairinE done With ntatness aud dispatch,
HOTELS.
AnLlE9ToS HousA, y. Roessle 4 Son, Vt. ave.
w'.IiiP nCrsr Ssn Pa aud 70.
.s e.ss E2Sms cn.. a9d " sIsSSt;,ss S;.,ss Aedsdj m a..
$s sss f: sy ~ ss:.
~ k6sIs; I, 81 s'II and ss streets.
W. NAYS ESI.a' 5ohn esST%s:, SId s "a; Az aud I,S
eh. e syPssa 4o Ess Ss ssayeS \! n Sssse ssS
,uppIis3 sisk ki ~ be- S iSssss is 991 ti ..ssos ss
=, percspt. cheaper than s!se.hsN !,
ooss,sSWJs.M * ~ aofsa; fss;,sstps sia I: s. & ssa ssa
beth r.IlrS% degots aud, By NE s.resl.s y
fsISa az pes dsi. :
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REATAuRANTS,

JoHS wKLCKkn. 18th si;, bet, y; ;Y.ave, and
RUSSELL 4 LEONAHn. Marble saloon, cor. Pa. a,
and sth st. Open lay and night. Oysters. gan
and All other dclicacles OF the season ser, ed
the best manner at short notice. The bar
stocked W I'M The heat wines and lluiors.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-06
LATEST TELEGRAMS.

San Francisco. Sept. 5.-Crowley,
candidate for Chief OF Police, admits
his defeat to- day by an estimated major
ity of $500 votes. Possibly Bartlett on
the Taxpayers ticket is defeated.
Wldber, candidate for School Superin-
tendent, and Bauer, for Treasurer, are
probably beaten.
There are no complete ward returns
yet.
Otis, for Mayor, is believed to be
elected.
Gold. 1l51.tal15ss; greenbacks, SG14
@S6S4.
Several wards will send full returns by
night; none complete yet.
OILS is ahead on the count for Mayor;
McKibben for Sheriff, and the chances
of Murphy for District Attorney are
improving. He may be elected by 200
majority.
Crowley is falling off.
Roach, Democrat, for the Senate,
claims majority of 800.
Halh1ie, Taxpayer, is thought to be
elected by about 500.
Richmond, September 5.-Durins the
late storm in Nausemond county the
house of Charles E. Sumner was struck
by lightning and two Of his children
were killed. His wife and another child
were probably fatally injured.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-06

The RAYMOND & Ely SToppED.-Yes-
terday it was reported that an injunction
had been laid on the Raymond & Ely
Company, obliging them to cease work
on the mine. Few seemed to believe it
at first, people thinking it to be hoax.
By evening, however, the report was
confirmed. All the work, except that
done by contract, was stopped yesterday,
by restraining order issued on the 25th
of August by Judge Hillyer in the United
States Circuit Court at Carson, ut the
instance of the Kentucky Mining Com
pany, that company having brought suit
against the Raymond Il Ely. To the
surprise Of many the bonds which the
Kentucky Company are to give are only
to the amount of 5000. October is
the day set for the Raymond & Ely to
show cause why the restraining order
should not be made n perpetual injUnc-
tion.-Pioche Record, Sept. =.
AS has been already stated in the
APPEAL, this restraining order has been
set aside upon the defendant filing
bond in the sum of 100000. This
obviates the deleterious effects Of pro-
longed stopping of operations in the
Raymond & Ely.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-06

We YESTERDAY INSPECTED the Rosser
block. 1t is a very substantial as well as
a very slightly building, There are six
double rooms on the north side and seven
single rooms on the south side. Those
which open on the north balcony are
none of them less than II by Is feet-the
ante-reom adjoining each being about 10
by II feet. The south side tier Of apart
ments are none of them less than II by
10 feet in size They are all very hand
somely furnished with cornices and cen
ter pieces and the walls are at least II
feet high. These figures are gotten
from pacing and eye measurement A
handsome hall runs the entire length of
the building and lateral hall opens out
from this and communicates with the
balcony. These are by all odds the
handsomest office rooms in town. Down
stairs the building is divided lengthwise
by partition which makes very large
and handsome store room Gust the place
for an elegant family grocery on the
corner; and adjoining this is a room, the
latter third of which has been partition
cd of for some purpose best known to
John Rosser. In this part Mr.. r. will
have his butcher shop-and it Will be
gotten up regardless Of expense and be
the very finest style of any market house
in the State. The building will be ready
for occupation by the first OF October or
sooner.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-06

THE GREAT and all absorbing tourna-
ment which is to decide which member
of which militia company in General
Batterman's Brigade can shoot his gun
Of with the severest degree of accuracy
il, the direction of certain bulls eye
will take place, God Willing, to-day.
The pensive wanderer by the Carson
street railway station will have his Wis
ion sratitied this morning at the time of
the arrival of the 1915 train with but
tons and guns and bayonets and swords
and pIumes and gold lace, and our
country's banner borne proudly aloft,
and sweet music and the spirit stirring
fife, and the spirit drinking camp fol-
lower, and all the pride, ponp and cir
cunstance of glorious war as mirrored
forth by the brave and stalwart and pat
riotic sons of Columbia and Erin and
Faderland and New Jersey and other
happy countries where children make
up the invincible homogeniety which
constitutes Americas modest boast,
bedad. And as our town they march
through, the ladies' eyes will sarch
through the ranks to find their Joy; and
up the shtreet aich gal they meet will
cry me OF, an isn't he darlint. the
bould soger bye? We shall endeavor to
enlist a volunteer or draft a bounty
jumper for reporter of these warlike
proceedings.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-06

The ONLY INCIDENT which was brought
to our knowledge yesterday and which
would have made dark, mysterious
and startling, not to say blood-curdling.
item, we are induced to suppress ont Of
consideration to one of the parties con-
cerned. We must. we think. in the
future, decline to be silent on matters Of
general interest: but az We have made
many similar suppressions in the past,
and have never given any formal notice
of our intent to give over that sitting
practice in the future, we consent to be
persuaded, this once, and pretty much
finally, to say nothing about the occur
renee limited at. We hope that nobody,
not even the members of our family.
v II endeavor to worm out of us what it
is we are thus keeping in the shade of
silence and the sombre depths of mys
tery-for We shall decline to be
pumped.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-06

SERIOUS Loss OF HoRsEFLEsH.-We
find the following in the kilograms OF
yesterday:
Trenton. N. j., September 4.-The
Fashion Stud Farm Stables took fire
about O'Clock this morning, and the
building, so by 1856 feet; was entirely
destroyed, together with nine horses out
Of the 10 which it contained at the time.
Among the horses burned were two road
horses belonging to President Grant, a
valuable animal belonging to Mr.. Butter
worth of Philadelphia, horse belong
ing to Budd Doble. valued at $4,000,
and five other horses not rated. Gold
smith Maid, Lucy, Rosalin, Hotspur and
California Mare were saved. Doble
loses ten sulkies and other traps,
valued at 81 900.
Another dispatch says:
The loss by the burning of the Fashion
Stud Stables is estimated at $4,000.
The insurance on the stables was $50, 600,
but there was none on the horses.
Doble loses at least SIS, 600.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-06

OF. gymnastic young townsmen are
taking admirable practice at their fire.
luent meetings in the Turn Verein Hall
and are bringing up the muscle with a
round turn. Young Torreyson, whom
the Club recognize as considerably their
most proficient amateur, has lately been
chosen leader of the Club. George
Bryson comes next in the order OF gen
eral proficiency while there are several
others who might be mentioned as cred
itably CUP in gymnastics, considering
the short period they have been in
practice.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-06

Prof. J. Buck, Of Msrysville, Cal, will open
. Writing School, at the Public School House in
Carson City. Monday evening. September 8.
1873, at ~ O'Clock. Terms: Fifteen lessons lin
GLIDING stationery S.. Specimens Of Psnman-
ship are on exhibition at various public places
in town. Six handsome prizes will he awarded
Tor best Psnmanship, improvement, etc. soft
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-06
$500 Worth Of Sheet Music

At Il. Fred. Brooks's noted store for imported
segars. tobacco, books, stationery. musical in-
struInents. cheap jewclry, toys. etc. ut rheat'r
Block, next door to Mat. Einck,ll's butcher
shop, Carson city. Agency for all the Callfur-
mia papers, Gold Hill News, Pictorals and Ma
cSZinus.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-06

IT WAS ascertained by a littla footing
up in the State Treasurcr's abstract
book Of land entries, yesterday, not for
item, which makes IN interesting one
nevertheless, that upwards of 4l,G09
acres of Government land have been de-
posted for, on the plan Of the ten year
payment, from Nay 10 to June 30,
1873 inclusive
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-06

HUNG UP' COMING DowS. - By
dint of unremittins punching and other
means, known only to woodmen, Of
loosening up large force of the
horny handed have worried the rear of
the remaining twenty thousand cords of
the big hung up as far down the
valley as the point opposite the Twelve
Mile House, twelve miles south of
Genoa. Fifteen hundred cords are al
ready harborei in the Mexican dam
awaiting transportation to the wood
yard until certain repairs on the hume
are made. The remainder of the extern
sively strong out float will be damned
$50 say the wood men) within the next
thirty days, or, at all events, within the
next fortyfve. Since they have fairly
struck the valley, the trouble is over.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-06

GEORGE D. FRYER has had his large
wholesale and retail liquor repository
reshelved, and is engaged in restoring
and sorting over his entire stock, which
10 probably the largest and most COM
plete of any in the State of Nevada.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-06

Il JUSTICE CoURT, yesterday, John
Chain, arrested by officer Newhouse
for being drunk and lying in the street.
was fined twenty dollars, and in default
OF payment was committed to jail for ten
days. The prisoner states that he re-
sides in Jacks Valley.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-06

REV. c. L. FIsHEB, General Agent A.
3. II. II. Society, viii lecture at the
Methodist Church in Carson City next
Sabbath evening at 80 P. n. Subject:
Youth, Its Advantages and DisadyGn-
tages." General invitation extended to
all
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-06
MINING STOCK REPORT.


forenoon noero'
1t35 Ophir So 81 %, -. 40 ~
2os5 Gould Curry IL =, Ne; li's D. ia d.
45 Best Belcher = 49, o3
1896 Savage 40, 49, "9b 40
AS Chollar 3s, 3sh, 80. 81
4G5 Hale Norcross 26, y, 1'S b3o, .eS
81 Crown Point 30. 50
$50 Yellow Jacket 81. so, 81 b30, -
1870 Imperial y, ~, ~. - Do
$40 Empire Mil 4. 80 S.s,3S
$50 G II Quartz 2, ~
HOO Kentuck l0h, lo4, 10, loh bio
% Alpha "A
2l5 Belcher 7oH, 70i. II
l4J Confidence Ga. 6I b30,
32s Sierra Nevada IL. 1917
he Con Virginia 90, go. b3o
90 Daneyls
90 EYchequer ~
l40 Seq Belcher 80. 33a., "a
800 Overnan y. "a, Ti1, *
800 Justice 5 4. 5a4. So
Hos Caledonia 30, 1914 20., 1914
l45 Julia q. 2. l..
800 knickerbock.r 81. 81, So b3o, 3ss
GO Arizona Utah Ia
40 Baltimore 50. 6.
$50 Silver Hill l2H, 1873, l2s,
so Central
50 Trench 81
zoe Rhode Island soc
lG0 Senator Coo
800 American Flat
SIS Union Con 2l6lil
425 Woodville Ia, Ii, l3,lL
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-06

CHOICE Fancy Goops. - DR.. Cotton
has Just received a world Of varied and
exquisite toilet articles, perfumeries,
soaps, restorers, etc. His stock of
Lubin's alone is enough to sweeten the
town. Call on the afable doctor and
see. and SMELL
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-06

SoIEEE.-The young gentlemen of the
Gymnastic Club Of Carson are going to
give q select dancing party Monday
evening inst, at the Turn Verein Hall.
Excellent music has been engaged and
every other arrangement has been made
to ensure Q Good time.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-06

Friday, Sept. 5. Hon. c. N. Harris,
Judge. presiding.
In the matter of the estate of Willford
deceased. Annual account Of guardian
settled and order of sale of real estate
made.
Madigan rs Hogan. Demurrer dis
posed of and 3 days given to answer.
Warren Is Quill ct al. Tried by Court
and defendant allowed days to file
brief.
Adjourned to Monday.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-06

The NAIL for Empire which has here
tofore been delayed until late and in
convenient hour, will hereafter leave
here on the s o'clock morning train
This will be matter of much accom-
mediation to our friends at Dutch Nick's.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-06

THE Carson City Jockey Club viii
meet this evening at the Magnolia Sa-
loon. All the old members are reques-
ted to be on hand at 8 O'Clock, prompt.
This meeting is for the purpose of reor-
ganizing, and making arrangements for
Fail races over the Carson Race Track.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-06

WAITING SCHooL.-Prof. Buck, who
fSurishes the grey goose qnl with the
ease and elegance OF an artist viii open
a writing school at the Public School
House on next Monday ovening. See
special notice.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-06

WE ARE glad to announce the fact that
the cells in the south side of the County
Jail are undergoing some much needed
repairs. They are three in number and
they are being made secure by the adj
dition of securely-bolted iron Innings. In
fact, when finished, they will be substan-
tial iron cages SO firmly placed and
bolted that an escape will be almost a
matter Of impossibility. This is a piece
of work for the timely ordering of which
our County Fathers are much to be
commended.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-06

i. 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 Theater. sj-lw
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-06

THE Debating Society at Empire will
hold its regularly appointed weekly
debate tonight at the School-house.
The question for discussion is that
offered by Mr.. Lockwood, namely,
L" Resolved. That republican government
is failure or words to that effect.
The debate will be an interesting one.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-06

A complete assortment OF these celebrated
Homeopathic remedis, kept at WILLS DRrG
STORE: where ais, can be found new Perfumery
and Toilet Articles, fresh Drugs, Chemicals, and
the like,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-06

"TAKE CARE OF YOURSELF" is the
subject of a lecture that j. Rawson
johnson proposes to deliver at the
Methodist Church this evening.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-06

Hon. JOHN H. MILLS was amongst his
old friends in Carson yesterday.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-06

MR. John HANSON Of the Morgan mill
was in town yesterday and from him we
learned that his mill. by its steam pow
er, was now crushing about 95 tons Of
Crown Point ore per day. The Bruins
wick is running rather light i'll conse-
quence of the scarcity Of water: and the
Mexican was shut down on Wednesday.
In the meantime the old t1ume which
was built in 1868 is being taken up and
new one is going down In its place.
Everything about the Mexican mill will
be ship shape and Bristol fashion
when the waters do rise again.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-06

That raised platform in the south
western corner of Mason 4 Chamber
Inns new store, is, We would remark,
by way of gratifying the curious, an ar
rangement for the better accommodation
of the concerns book Keepers to be
the office Of the concern, in fact. 1t Is
there that Messrs. N. & G. and their
assistants will look through glass door
upon their customers; and there the
genial Horatio will again justify the trust
reposed in him by his fellow citizens by
doing up the affairs of the County
Treasury i'll his usual correct and feeling
manner