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H TO CONSUL IERS OF OILS FOR
MAC7 IINERT.

D TO CONSUL IERS OF OILS FOR
MAC7 IINERY
VIRGINIA NATUR. AL PETROLEUM LUBR1-
eating OIL.-Thts remarkable and valuable
product has rapidly gained in favor. Compare
lively 4 few years ago 1t was unknown, but since
the Introduction Of 1t la this city It has grown into
general use and favor, giving entire satisfaction
and supereeding the use Of sperm and lard oil on
most machinery. Messrs. PURCELL LADD &
CO. aocre the pioneers in the introduction ofthtS
oil here, and 1t is the II sold by them which has
gain ed the reputation th at the VIRGINIA PETRO-
LEUM LUBRICATINti OIL enjoys here.
Purchasers are cautioned that the oil sold by MS
differs from Oh other atbricGting oils sold in this
market. We are the 81 Jle agents here for the VIR-
GINA NATURAL PETROLEUM LUBRTCA-
TING OIL every barre Of which sold by us bearing
our brand, thus:
"yIRGLNA NATUlsAL PETROLEUM
LUBRICATING OIL.
PURCELL. LADD & CO., AGENTS,
RICHMOND, VA"
Orders addressed to u will receive prompt atten-
ton ard he shipped In good, tight packages.
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Druggists,
my1,-t.Je3 Richmond. Va.
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This delightful SUMNER SEA-eII,r pr.,,-
10Th, 1s73 - '''"''s MAJ
fronting Immediately on thc water, viii,
hiul beach of two miles In extent II rnmtn,n. 'l!-
oil the finest water-vlews on The Atlantis ro, ~"
Visitors to the seashorc win find l,nr. IN t,r
rlcs and colnforiGdpstred The facilities for = 51'
ING, FISHING, and SAILING unsnrp, =. +, '' M
Parents will find this most pleasant nr,cs
hn,s, aHa chil,ircn as the extensive grgun 81
nise Ers an i1nr'ing ne,d for recreacn AMI
Inc BALL ROOM. one Of tho llrgr.t -
,n. ,lnd, WIN FINE EAXb or Mr-c 4pri,.
tracfivc and pleasant ~' '"dtN ~
Steamers from hirImond. IiatI,norc W.,
ton, Norfolk, and Portsmouth ,nu,h :, na'nht-
wharf enabling visitors Ia arrive amt ,,, u"
nncntly during the day - ''''' H.
since last season many improvements L,,.
made, Including BOWLlSG-AiIEyS. KIT ',i"
SHDUTlNG-GALLtRY. &c OAK,
Telegraph Office in the hotel,
Board per day, - 90.
Board per week, SO.
For longer time special terms made
my29-lm j. II. FREEMAN, ~urr,j,,.,,,...
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Married. May eth. by the Rev. John +. Edwards,
ID. d., in the city of Richmond Mr.. GEORGE
BOWEN and Miss MARY 5. RICHARDS; all of
this city.
Baltimore and Philadelphia papers please copy.
Married, al the Pine-Street Baptist church, on
Tuesday, May 9th. 1878. by Rev. j. b. Hutson, Mr..
SAMUEL j. CARTER and Miss EMMA +.
FRAWNER: both Of this city.
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SPRING CLOTHING.

Spring CLOTHING
600 BUSINESS SUITS,
800 DRESS SUITS,
200 pairs FANCY CASHMERE PANTS,
900 WHITE DUCK VESTS,
1000 WHITE DRESS SHIRTS,
1000 pairs WHITE tPepperiID JEANS DRAWERS
IL pair; a0n pairs Convispr & Thulupson's KIDS
81. All NEW GOODS, bought exclusively for
cash. aud viii he sold low. Ny friends and the pub
lic generally Invited TO call ami supply item
selves from the largest ana best stock In the South
WILLIAM IRA SMITH, Agt,
Sign BIG FLAGS. apll
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4 LLEGHANI SPRINGS,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY. W.


will l." opened for IN" reception - visitor" llw
FIRST OFJl'\t with accommodation fur Ili"lt
IIrSDEED PERSON. They are aCr,=.~i'G" ~ Ill.,.
Chesapeake aud ohio ralIluti from eos lu.n.I
depot fifteen miles hya lin" turnpike Il 's-y ....E.
In fine order. passing IN fnil view 81 tine rri,'srr
FALLING SPRINGS and III" Ntf,\Ith fNI
SCENERY On JtIkSnh'> RIVER.
Passengers 10y mail train from thu clt arrt&" -
C"yiDgton at L. NJ.
Expires, trains from Ia" west a"ri..' e -. T.. "
Visitors for the Springs by tNcsn train. r'ur.n
over night nj tovn-I"n.
Passengers 10y mail trains from tn" w,st arrive 81
tovingtnn II 1:!u \. VI.
Express trains irun the rIst nrrrN" nj : \. V,
Stages anu other vehicles for tie ~pii;.-. f.u
tn>iiIgton every morning
Trains stop twenty mtulit"~ al t"Eiuni"n a.
Breakfast and Snpn'r. Two h"i,l-, with. ,uii. r.
kE>>NItII'S FINE EAHD OF MI.~l'
Is engaged tor HE season AMI The usual t'rgr N#
and recreation rruNi
Descriptive pamphlets rIu h" iIad"i N'.-'t-. ~ E-
CELL. IADD Il 20, Eichm"ua ur al III. i-'U' IT,
the Springs.
TERMS: BoIrd-:S per day. go per m"H'h ,Nl-
drpn AMI colurrl servants hair price.
VI. II. IiorSrDS, VI. H., resident iits @i"itr.
nv "--,r!glls l.. NJ. CT ttl.E~. i-ta'
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y f NJ 0 V A Ii

Having removed from my old store on Broad
street INTO the 'Arge and capacions building 1902
Main street, be- .wecn Twelfth and Thirteenth, lake
, Inns metnod OF informing my friends and patrons
Una. re Just returned from The North VII!
ING md GENTLEMEE'S FURNISHING GOODS
wh .rh cannot M surpassed for style and quality in
&c city and which am determined TO sell at such
low prices MS Will repay those in need Of such goods
In call and see me. NJ. ". ROSE,
NH 90 No. 1902 Main street. Richmond Va.
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MORY WALK Err LIG II L II
N GUARD. COMPANY Is. FIRST REGl-S
MEST VIRGINIA VOLUNTEERS. MAY Goth. W
Is73-SrEC1AL ORUER.-Asscinble at your Ar
in fulldrcss uniform Tor parade, At alf-ptst
O'Clock =. NJ. in accordance with regincnial
orders of this date. BY order of Captain l.. l..
BASS. r. ID. STARkE, First Sergeant.
2a-lt*
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.l....s..sss.-ss1s.----ss 'Ns.---
--,re-1Au NOTICES.

I ~ rorJR DOLLAR cRoouET;;-As
o. - " this style of oRoouIT on hand mo-
full STOCK o., should bave set of this hea'tni anu
invigoratng out-oooi 7. r. ELLYsOE,
Main street near Dispatch ONCE
my 2s-3t in"i" -
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~LEVY BROTHERS HAVE hh-
cE1vrp ner express Fun:.R. THOUSAND AND
roRTY-THREE YARDS a HAMboRt hD'-
ING at 70, and Isc. a yard Tf,e re are some pieces
~ this lot worth fully Aoc. yara '"'' e'' ""'
secure what you want while the goo> Is are 'reS''
mS IS
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ENTIRELY \ f w !-FRENCH ,@ o
~ PATTERNS TO be still exhibited dur sHNg1&
ing this week at NSSSES
MADAME b. DEMELMAS'S.
Also. every article In the Millinery line can be had
al MADAME b. DEMELMAN'S.
1923 Main street.
TIE LATEST SENSATION,
WILLOW PLUMES, POMPONS FOR SUMMER,
in every Fashionable shade
FRENCH FLOWERS, such US have never before
been exhibited in this city. In FANCY GOODS,
real Lace fichucs, Shawls, Wells, Collars, and Hand
kerchlefs. Also, full line of Imitation Laces. Kid
Gloves. beautiful In all ceors. Jets-such as Combs,
i!ands Pins, Sc, ut the old-establ1shed house of
MADAME 4. DEM ELMAE.
y. R.--Couniry merchants Will find 1t TO their own
interest," DESTROYS Of purchasing WHOLESALE, by
calling upon me- as j am convinced, after having
had our prices, will be satisfied that the above
.taemcnt is correct.
MADAME 3. DEMELMAN,
1923 Main street,
my between Thirteenth and Fourteenth.
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SUMMER RESORTS,

VUE DE L'EAU HOTEL,
HAMPTON RDArS 9.
foppositc Fortress MDnroe,
IA NJ LITTLE, pRorr,r
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M TRIAL DAY.-The m

M EMORIAL DAY.-The memorial
W services viii take place ON FRIDAY the 3oth
40 ?:G 4. X, which WIFI be accompanied by The.
CoKSEi and ATTUCkS GUARD. The line az
leigh, up Leigh 70 Second down Second TO Rraad
msSn t Br"ad TO Seventeenth down Seventeenth to
- fbhHkLIH, senior Nice-t '0umander. 'o'''
NY ss'llA JOHN BOOKER, Post Adjutant.
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COURT ORDERS.

NiMitNIA.-AtaC Circuit Court continued
by adjournment and held for James City
,H,nty AMI the city of Williamsburg, at the court
Se lnsf rho isi IN the f cy x Of Wi"msb"rg on
DISMAL swamp Land Company .........P Plaintiffs,
against
Robert Anderson's personal representatives et
N ClIAHCERY.
Among other things 1t ordered that the fol-
lowing accounts should be taken: $500
FIRST. An account Of the claim of the plaintln.
the Dismal swamp Land Gompany, and of the per
somal representatives OF Robert burton deceased
plaintiffs, and also account or the clais OF all
Other creditors of the estate of the said Robert An
derson.
Second. An account of the personal estate
which the said Robert Anderson died possessed Of
or entitled to, showing what has become of the same.
and who are accountable therefor. An account oi
The administration OF Helen VI. Anderson, as cura-
rix the estate of Robert Anderson. deceased,
aud of The administration of said estate by Henry
llalsead. sheriff of York county, and the now per-
-onal representative of said Robert Anderson, or
any other representve of said Anderson.
Third. Ar account Of the administration of The
estate of Helen NJ. Anderson, deceased, by Robert
A. Bright. her personal representative, and Of the
estate to her belonging in his hands.
49,, tnl,rth. An account OF the real estate OF which
the said Robert Anderson died seized and possessed
or To which he was AT the time OF his death In any
manner entitled, and of its gross and annual value,
and uf the rents issues and profits thereof, and by
whom and in what amounts received.
Fifth. Any other accounts or statements which
may hc pertinent TO the matter In ISSUE.
Extract:
WILLIAM H. =: MORECoCK>
NJ Commissioner.
COMMISSIONER OFFICER
WILLIAMSBURG, VA, May the Goth, 1918.
have fixed upon my office. IN the city of Will
Harrisburg. AS the place, and the lst dry OF July.
1919 the time, for making the inquiries directed
hy the foregoing decree; ut which time and place
all parties interested are notified to attend.
WILLIAM II. r.. MuRECOCk.
my 29-Thiw NJ. Commissioner.
VIRGINIA.-IN THE CLERKS OF
FlCE of Chesterfield County Court, May 20,
ls73-ln vacation
+. NJ. Archer and Richard f. Archer. Plaintiffs,
against
V. T. Archer, j. W. Archer. D. W. Archer, Junus
L. Archer, Mrs. Mary Archer, William 5. Archer.
+ NJ. Archer, &. K. Archer, Jackson Morton, aud
Lizzie Morton his wife. ..............D Defendants,
IN CHANCERY.
The object of this suit Is to obtain Partition OF the
tract nf eight hundred of land, lying In the
counties OF POwhatan Md Chesterfield, whereof
Mrs. Charlotte Archer, deceased, died seized.
And affidavit having been made and filed that one
of the defendants, Jackson Morton, Is Il nou-rcsi
dent of this state IL is ordered that he appear here
within Que month after the due publication OF this
order and do what Is necessary TO protect his iuter
est In this suit A copy-TcSt:
JOHN X. COGBILL,
Deputy Clerk Chesterfield County Court.
BROOKS 4 ATTKISSoS, pa. my 22-Thlw
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mg- MORE NEW AND BEAOlH I'll
"-' nno,,s FOR SUMMER SALES

GREAT BARGAINS IN DRiTss eia'Ds.
GKk az ne = co. are now maxi ue haee addi-
lions to their spe lid stock for June su Sa,y sa,es
DRESS Goops in rre 1t variety at prices low, 'nan
have ruled for many ears. Also many linens al anu
o,hsr s,a niles at wonder 'ully low figures my I"
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CLOTHING.

Our VISITORS
Will see by the
LONG FLAG ACROSS MAIN STREET
where to buy their ,-
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
.GENTLEMEN's, YOUTHS, BOYS, AND
CHILDRENs WEAR. r.
$4,000
embracing all the
LATEST STYLES,
CHOICEST GOODS,
REASONABLE PRICES
LARGEST ASSORTMENT,
BEsT-MADE GOODS,
GREATER VARIETY,
than can be found In this city. A call Is respect
fully solicited by the
OLDEST ESTABLISHED CLOTHIER IN THE
SOUTH.
WILLIAM IRA SMITH Act
1109 Main street
Z. S.-See the LONG FLAG. nv oJ-3t
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REAL ESTATE Al PRIVATE SALE

REAL ESTATE NJ PRIVATE SALE.
BY. Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent and huctionccr,
No. Ills Main street, opposite The Dispatch office.
CHOICE PROPERTY IN ASHLAND.
" VA .LTHAT FiRST-CLASS, NEW AID
BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE. WITH TEN ACRES
ATTACHED THERETO, IN THE TOWN OF
ASiiLAND.-A the request OF Captain Richard
lrby. whose business engagements require change
otreSdencc, offer At private sale his DIV Filling
now occupied by him. in Ashland, fronting on the
railroad, within Que hundred yards of the nrSt sta
lion.
The LOT is beautiful, containing ten acreS--morc
than two acres enclosed and intcrSpcrscd with fine
oak shade-trccs. flowers. &c.
The HOUSE Is recently built an T. the best aud
most complete in Ashland. having iron rerandahs,
&c. Ii contains eleven rooms. besides bathrooms
and closets also, kitchen. two servants rooms.
woo,l-hol,Se. cow-hotIsc, stables. &c: wafer sup
piled through the house both by reservoir second
flOpr and force pump in ward.
TERMS: Liberal; and possession given al any
time. Apply to j. THOMPSON BROWN.
my 29-lw 11IJ Main street.
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DRY GOODS.

The second supply this spring of latest styles
have been bought since the decline in prices, and
can be sold nj the lowest figures Also On hand a
BOYS, WEAR, 10 Ike sold very low Jsi RECEIVED
snlasi lot OF Thai nice MATING, which Is selling
~ me low prices OF 25c. for good I'D WHITE MAT
TING. - = " " - ~ :
the stoch 1T minus MEYERS
eoa Broad street, between Sixth and Seventh
u W. CHOUCH. my 18-3t
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9 pECHAL NOTICES.

NE ia PANEsES SILKS AND POP
Inns, sn fades and colorsi. striped and figured
.GrenaMnE Ias 2oand Csc. per yard; Worsted Pop
Inns Tor ta yelling and waikiki s suits Linen sutinss
Tor uaSe ling Black and ,lored Gros-Gratn Silks;
Striped and Checked FRI nch Silks: Lawns, Ba-
reyes, Trimming Silks, sirass Linen and Pongee
PoplT O., White Grenadine for Polonsisc, &C., La
dies Gloves, Ladies' Yes ts, Silk Ties, Linen and
Lac Collars sets, Cors u.s. Fans, Leather Belts,
HUI tiles, &C.. &c.
'ay2s T.R. PRICE Co
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MILLINERY GOODS.

OPENING OF SUMMER MIL-.-ea.
~ LIVERY, SATURDAY, MAY 7TlI. eeEGIG
Having secured the services of first-class trim
ncr from one of the most fashionable establishments
North. | am now prepared to exhibit as elegant
styles In MILLINERY rs can be scen In any estab-
l,hment of the kind in New York. Some very
unique designs In BONSE1S and HATS for ladies,
misses, and children. MRS. NJ. WALTON,
No. i33 Broad street corner Fifth.
\. B.. Handsome patterns or fine goods not dis
played In the show-windows. NJ w.
my lb-tJrl
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RMORY COMPANY &. FIRST h
"A REGIMENT VIRGINIA VOLUNTEERS, g
RICHMOND, May 2s, ls73.--ceneral Orders NO. g. ny
The officers and men of Company Z Will assemble IL
at the arlnory TODAY Thursday the 2BIb day
of May 1873, at 3:,5 o'clock Z. NJ, for parade In
obedience 70 Regimental Orders Noe.
BY order Of Lieutenant BIDGOop.
j. l.. WEARING,
INV oe-ltx Orderly Sergeant.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

HEADQUARTERS FIRST REG1- 4
IL MESTFIRGINA VOLUNTEERS, RICH p
MONp. May %, lsT3.--GESERAL ORDERS, No. D. tiI
This command will assemble In front OF Ola IL
Market Hall IN fuiltlress unite armed an0 equip
ned, on I'll URSDAY the 10th instant promptly at 4
o'clock p NJ. to escort the remains of Confederate
dead brought from Gettysburg TO Hollywood GENE
terry. Commissioned officers Will wear grape on
sword-hilt BY command of Colonel JOHN A
SLOAN. D. T.. LA UGHIONi ok',
my2s.ot hdiutant.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-08

MussY.-A young man of good bust
ness connections and otherwise respect
ably connected, got into q very noisy
and turbulent row at the Ormsby House
last night and, as the story comes to
US, he acted inexcusably bad-calling
people very hard names. His name
wouldn't look well in the papers but he
will make loud and lamentable item
one of these days if he don't quit being
SO mussy. Tone down little, my son,
and avoid consequences which would be
the ruin of you. This advice don't cost
anything but is good for all that.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-08

No Stock RkPoRr.-In consequence
of the death of Mr.. Sparrow, member
of the San Francisco Stock and Ex-
change Board, there was no meeting Of
that BODY Yesterday.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-08

DECIDEDLY BETTER.-Mr. James in
forms us that his brother Ike's wife,
lately reported very low with sickness is
decidedly better and pronounced by the
doctors out of immediate danger. This
will be hailed by many a sympathetic
sage brusher as good news.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-08
SCHOOL EXAMINATION ara

SCHOOL ExAMINATIoN-We ara re-
quested by Mr.. Howe, the Principal Of
the Public School, to state that the usu-
al monthly reviews of the first grade of
the said school will take place this week,
commencing this morning. Those in
terested in these exercises and all who
feel an interest in the cause of education,
generally, are invited to attend.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-08

PHOTOGRAPHS Ia MopE.-Sutterley,
the famous Daguerrean Artist, is now
here in propria persona and is no longer
represented by proxy. He will, conse-
quently. give his personal attention and
supervision to the camera and its per-
sonal reflections. Mr.. $. appears in
this mornings issue of our paper with a
specified list of his intentions and the
capacities of his establishment; and
makes it distinctly understood that Mr..
c. IS. Noe, the well known operator,
Mr. Maurice, celebrated as re-toucher
of photographs, and Mr.. Brooks. the
very clever coiorist are members Of his
corps of artists He will make q spec
ialty of cabinet size pictures and has
reduced his price for the same. Mr..
Sutterly says with much earnestness of
emphasis that he has come here to stay;
and We are glad to know it. See his
column adv.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-08

MINT MATTERs.-The immense mass
of two and one-fourth tons of crude bull
lion was yesterday received at the Car
son Mint ; and last night seven impaired
bars of gold and silver belonging to the
Crown Point Company, were shipped by
Wells. Fargo & Co. to the London and
San Francisco Bank, Limited, London
England.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-08

Personal. - Lew Bartlett, Esq, al
old-timer from Downieville, came this
way on Sunday. He contemplates a
trip to the new county Of Eureka, and
possibly, 4 residence there. Ben Fitch
Of Elko turned up here yesterday morn
ing. Ben says that Elko is agog with
narrow gauge universities, railroads,
etc, and that he, (Ben) is making brick.
Encore for Benjie
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-08

PROCEEDINGS OF THE L. S. CIRCUIT
CoURr-HoN E. W. HILLYER, PREsID.
1Ne.-Monday, April z The following
named gentleman admitted to practice
N. n. Estee u. NJ. McLaurin u. 81.
Boalt Robert E. Lowery II. N. Stone
J. H. Jaqua. administrator, VS.. Pacific
Mutual Life Insurance Co; motion for
new trial overruled, no one appearing in
support of same. Stedtfeldt Furnace
Co. VS. Genica ct ais: names of Mesic
a. Wood entered as attorneys for
plaintiff. John Magee VS.. U. P. r. R.
Co.: two cases motion to set time for
hearing demurrer, taken under advise
ment Adjourned to first Monday in
Nav.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-08
SUI ureme Court Proceedings.
FULL BENCH PRESENT.
Monday. April I, 1873.

FULL BENCH PRESENT.
Monday. April 7, 1873.
Hugh Fitz-Simmons admitted AZ al
attorney.
State ex rel Boarlnan VS.. NJ. L.
Lake. On motion of A. Z. Ellis the
above caHse was placed on the calendar
Of the April term.
The calendar was set AS follows:
H. G.. Blasdal VS.. Sylvester kean set
for Wednesday, April ..
State of Nevada VS.. Jno. J.. LndwIck.
Set for April ..
State Of Nevada vs.. John bergman.
Set for April p.
Thos. Taylor VS.. N. Huber. Sub
mitted on briefs to be fled.
j. B. Fitch VS.. the county OF Elko.
Set for April IA.
VIM. Libby VS.. Peter Dalton ct al.
Set for April 10.
Patrick Boylan VS.. H. Huguet ct al,
Set for odd inst.
same VS.. same. Set for 22d inst.
The State VS.. Thomas Burns. Set
for 14th instant.
NJ. C. Lake VS.. J. s. Fowler. Set for
18th inst.
John Beckman W. Ellen Stanley.
Set for 18th inst.
E. 5. Davis VS.. Lewis Cook It al.
Passed. 80
State e1 rel. Vim. Boardman Us. NJ.
C. Lake. Set for 10th inst.
Court adjourned to Tuesday. April 5,
at IL O'Clock A. NJ.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-08

MIXED.-The Carson APPEAL con-
POUNDS Rulander. German who had his
feet frozen while lost in the Trinity
Mountains, west of Humboldt river,
some time ago, and who was properly
cared for by Commissioner Borland,
with Policy, Swede who had his feet
frozen near Golconda, and about whom
the APPEAL and the Register have been
quareling for some time. Of course 1t
is mistake. as the APPEAL man is one
of those little Ratchet " fellows.-.Si-
ce,' State.
Yes, we did err on the side OF Charity;
for We made the mistake of supposing
that there had been but one frozen-foot-
ed man shipped off to the westward by
the Humboldt authorities-as we have
explained to the Register aforesaid.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-08
WAsHoE CRY is very lively just now.

WAsHoE CRY is very lively just now.
That is to say, we suppose it is 50 for
it could hardly be possible that a town
cosld be moving as fast as that seems to
he without having considerable degree
of motive power-and motive power is
hardly possible without vitality. We
are saying what we do say on the
strength of having noticed the rapidly
growing frame of building opposite the
new V. & T. car shops, and learning
from one who was engaged in the work,
that the materials were the remaining
slories of some once proud edifices which
lately grace,l the streets OF that small,
modern Carthage. Some Of the more
ornate and pretentious boards and joists
once did good service as pilasters, colon
nades and cornices of the Senate Saloon;
and now this debris of Washoe's ancient
renown is rapidly growing into the use
full proportions of an eating and lodging
house, whose protector and proprietor is
Mr.. William Pearson, the busy Caledo-
Man whose popularity hath frequent
ebullions at the efervescent mouth of
the local soda-water bottle. Washoe
City may blend herself with the life and
hope and business Of Carson and exc out
a share Of prosperity yet-but she must
keep moving to do 1t.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-08

INDIAN HuRr.-As long ago as Satur-
day night we heard that tipsy Indian
had fallen off a rail car near the Mo und
House and good deal-perhaps NOR
tally-jarred. But we then and since :,
neglected to learn particulars. VIII
look the matter ny to-day.
A HAnLEoUIN, rugged out in clown $
forgery, incurred the unrespectful as
tonishment of thoughtful people and the
jeers of the idle yesterday while parad-
ing himself as an exclamation point IN
behalf of certain corn salves and like
nostrums hereabout.