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New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-18
COURT RECORD.
TUESDAY. JUNE Il. 1872.
Superior Distric; Court.

State ex rel. Charles Clinton. State Audi
tor vs. w. Z. Harper.-Piaint.ff ! petition
alleges that a. Auditor he holds fifty State
warrants for $1,000 each, Issued under act
No. 80 of 1868. That the act is unconst;tu-
tional Tha. the bonds were issued iul-
providentlv. That he declines to authorize
their payment till these questions have
instituted in the Fifth Distric. Court and
writs of sequestration Issued against him.
He prays for an injunction. which was or
dered, the State not being required tc give
bond.
First District Court.
State vs.. George Thompson.-Bceak:u ug
and entering dwelling house in the n gh:
time Plea OF guilty. Sentence, two wears
hard labor in the State Penitent.arv.
State VS.. Thomas Francis.-Larcecy.
Sentence. ten days in Parish Prison.
State vs.. Alfred Dupre.-Faise imprisca-
ment. Verdict, not guilty.
State VS.. J. r. Harrison.-Ca-rv!ng coz
ceaied weapon. Plea OF guilty.
State VS.. Sarah Tayior.-LareenC. Yer
diet. guilty.
State VS.. George Fritz, ALA. Frey.-Oh-
tanning goods under false pretenses This
accused having been in prison 100 days.
and his case being today continued ;ndAti
n:te;y, he was discharged OF his own bond.
State VS.. George Mason aud john Lee
False Imprisonment. Mls-tr.a,.
A nolle prosegui was enterefi il the fo.-
lowing cases:
State vs.. John erganstock.-Assault.
State VS.. Frank Taylor.-talse imp-;son-
ment.
Fourth District Court.
Jacob Hawkins va. New Orleans Printing :
and Publishing Company.-Lioei.O On :rial.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-18
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
PROPOSALS.

DEPARTMENT OF PoLcR }
administrators Office ;
New Orleans. June l6 1875. }
II CONFORMITY WITH THE FOLLOWING;
L resolution. No. 2l13 sealed proposals will be RS.
ceived at this office until MKT MONDAY, Juno
23, 1873 at noon. In the event of an adjudication.
the purchaser will be required to remove the rail
inss and sa.ss within thirty days from the day Of
purchase K. DEEWSTER,
Administrative.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-18
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

BY HOFFMAN. MARKS CO.. for :he United
S-,e, marshal. at 10 O'Clock al No. 5. Cha.
tres street. dry goods, boots, shoes etc.
8Y SHERIFF HARPER, at 10 O'Clock a. Merchants
AMI iA.c. "neers' Exchange, SIX .ot. Of ground,
W., br.i!ings, on Cypress and julia streets
be re.:; Johnson and Galvez streets; also: tao
:,t. Va.ncc street. between TChoupltou.a,
a.. :...-v ST ceets; also. two lots. with bald
iE-. come: o: hsplanade and Burgundy
st-e... !. So, the Commercial. Pavilion. corner
cf Lere- ami POydras stree:..
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-18
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD.

MAYoRALrY OF Nav ORLEANS,
City Hall. June H. 1873. )
b. authority Of the City Council. I offer
ward OF
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
for such evidence will convict any persen. here
after arrested of the atr0ci0us crime of arson
mitted within the limits OF this city du,ing the
current year. to be paid in each tho ce,ti.
ficates Of the Prosecuting Attorney and the Judge
OF the Criminal Court.
iel1 tawlm LOUIS A. WILT Mayor.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-18

TwENrY-sE"ENyH PoNTIFIcAL ASNIvEH
sARY-T Telegram from he Pope.-A mass
meeting OF Catholics was recently held il
st. Alphonsus Hall TO commemorate .ne
twenty seventh anniversary Of the reign of
Plus TX. At the close of the Meeting the
following was telegraphed to the Pope:
THE archbishop, clergy and faithful Of
New Orleans. uniting with the Catholic
Militant Union Of the Cross in mass meet.
ins assembled. lovingly greet the Holy
Fathe: on the twenty seventh anniversary
Of his glorious pontidcate. and asa his
blessing
TIE following response was rece::.d yes
terday:
'RoME. June T.. 1873.
30 :i.e Most Reverend Archbishop, New O:..ar.
Tn. sovereign von:l.f has received with
the greatest Joy your congratulations au,.
those OF your clergy and people. and he
grants to all. from his inmos, hea:: the
apost0l.cal benedictiOn.
~. CARDINAL ANToNELL.."
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-18
Succession OF William Philiips-N0.

& EC0ND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
- Orleans. Notice is hereby give,. 20 the credit.
o: this estate. and TO all other PERSONS herein
interested 30 show within days frou, the
present notification if any the. aavs can. why
the account presented by the aduilistr ator o;
:s e5tat. should rot be ho.nOloyatei and ap.
,reved and the funds distributed az accordance
herewith.
b. order Of the Court.
;e!0 ii: FRANK PACE yv Clerk.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-18

Succession OF Alice Long FoIey--No'
CECOED DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- Of Observation-Disclosures. Frances Maria FH-" has
petition he court for letters Of ;.on on
The estate o: the late Alice Lon: FOLEY. deceased.
in:astate. Notice is HEREBY give. to al! whom !.
concern, TO show within. :slA days. why
the prayer Of the said petitioner should aot be
granted.
By order OF the Court.
ie!3 IL p. FRANK PACE. JT.. Clerk.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-18

:S,.lGi.
CECOSD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- OF Oreans.-Eotlce is he'eDy gvei. to the
creditors OF tins estate and to al; other persons
herein interested /" show CaIs", within zen .lays
from til" pIesen. Notification i: a:iv they have
can. why 'hs accOTn. presented: hv .le a'iIlins.
tratii. Of :4is estate should 20, e !lomologa'el
ard approved. and the iuads Distributed IA accord.
ai.Ce Herewith.
BIZ order Of the CO:rt.
ieI, - .2s FRANK rAC. VI Clerk
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-18

NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF WHARF I'M.
PROVEMENT BONDS.
DEPARTMENT FISASCR,S
City Hall, New Orleans, June :. 1873.
DPOPOSALS POR THE SALE TO THE CITY OF
Il twenty wharf improvement bonds, viii be
ceived by the undersi yned until WEDNESDAY,
eighteenth instant at II A. NJ.
The right to reject any all proposals il re.
served.
LOUIS SCHNEIDER,
ie1 td Administrator of Puance.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-18

succession Oi Virginic jauquei - no.
.,DD.t
NEC"SC DISTRICT C;:CaT fJE THE ?AHISh
- .: o .-ans.-.;o'ice Is e..by gwen !" The cred.
i'cis OF til, estate and to al "t.!e. pe:son herein
Interested, TO show Ca.s. "!tls.1 ten '.ays from
Che presen; notification. l: any tN"v have or can.
VIII: the .,cCount presented uv Ii. '.-taMentsrv
executor ii. this estate. should :0t be- Ao'nolo-
gated and approved. and the funds distributed in
accordance Herewith.
By order OF the Court.
ieii l! 22- FRANZ PAGE SH. Clerk
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-18

9OccthelOn Oh II. " SHfFt-NO. .53,US~s
GECOED DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
y Orieans.-NhereaA. Mrs. Mouexa Sarre has pe'
titoned the court tor letters OF adn nlstratioA
the estate of her late husband. H. W. sarie. "e
ceased, intes:ate. Eotce is hereby given to al.
whom it may concern. to show cause within ten
days why the prayer Of the said petitioner should
not be grated.
jelsi:2i FRANK PACE. JR.. Clerk.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-18

A Co-.oS TRASSACTIoN.-Thoma Muir
ply go: On a loose yesterday on the pro
Ceeis o: loose cotton. which Mr.. John Todd
asserts was obtained by fraudulent means.
Murphy was lodged in the first precient sta
ton last Night
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-18

The J,cehs arson case was commenced
IN Ca-ro..:on Yesterday. a jury OF twelve
co.oceG men was impane.ed and two wit
nesses examined. when the case was con-
t.uuei Unit. today.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-01-10
BULLS
SARSAPARlLLA!

Read the following extract 81 . letter from Mrs.
Rivers wife CT Reverend Dr. Rivers. one 81 TIE mvr
learned eloquent; and popular Ministers u the Aetho
dist Episcopal Church. and ~ho s .; present stationed
at Broadway Church, Louisville, KY.
Louisville. Ky. Oct 9. 1859.
Or. JoHs BrLL-DEa SIR Many thanks TO you for
he medicine yon have 50 kindly given me. have
various physicians Some pronounced my spine. some
nv lungs. and some my heart 10 be the seat OF my
disease have been burnt sssersd and sappea uns,l
clans who examined my spine informed me that wAs
threatened With paralysis sppopiexy any day and
that nothing bet . seton would relieve'me- had =
perfec, horror Of that and hestatng about having
one inserted when you kindly sent me your SarsapA-
riliA which immediately begin to take three times
iiy. had suffered terribly with most seuie pain in
the right side Of my head. especially when worlt
-esd write for sry length Of time. and rising to my
feet woad be perfectly blind for several miruies and
would have TO hold 10 something 10 prevent falling.
most happy TO inform you that The pain In MY
head is entirely relieved: suher bat ssicem with
spine and then not 81 scutely Ny appetite 10 rood
indeed fer the first time in nv life enjoy my dinner
more ID "a any meal during the day.
You kindly four bottles again last night; arr
began again this morning. and hope TO be entrs.
relieved Please accept my heartfelt thanks and besi
wishes
Very truly your most grateful friend.
II. B. {. RIvsas.
Nv joa-ns ahcunds With similar letters. all Of wh.cf
gaa.nte. he genuine and written by the persons
whose they bear
DO not suffer Yourself 70 .e Imposed ~. Don't be
.rawn sxav after and doubtful expsrnip nts- p5n't
risk your health tv letting novees experiences: Epon
YOU with Their trash
n. sarsaps-iiia has stood the test for twenty-five
-s.rs il 1, sill the Sar.apa-fs 81 the Day AMI II IN.
age Towering ever ali others in popularity And II.
curative qualities
Avoit al shsss who are trying 10 palm en- ~ Won
a-h.- extracts Of Ssrsspsris socs.isd Per'emt.r !,
"a Dr. John Rnis Ssr.spariiis Of Louis-n. Ky. ,hg'
= the old and reliable remedy for irfr-i'i~- :. III
biooi and serofulas Affections Always s-sr that IA
mind.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-01-10
ANOTHER TESTIMONY.
SsSIoS sAssseEs IT,.

\
IA JoHs Brrr.-Dear si-. Knowing the -sfc:ency %.
your sar.a?sriila anc the healing and t-nesci. e,~
lies IL posses-e send you the fo.c sing starnepi a.
nv
I yas wounded about Two years ago-was taken rri>
once r-ii cot fined for sN months Beirx moved ~
en- raw words have not healed have rot sa
a moment SIRE was wounded. am shnf tB-cEgn tn
hrs. Nv general health il impaired and need s'ns
-hiaS assist mature have NOR. filth in your Sar
.aoariiia than anything else wish ,hat TO te serr
me PIssss press half d~z.n Bottles ard ohlixs
CASrAr L. P. JOHNSON.
~. Lnrrs
r. The.following ~ss written April Goth. 1896.
Mr.. Jennie johnson. mother o. Capt. Johnson;
ID. Josx BrIL-Desr Sir: Ny husband. T.. G. S.
John -klfu and physician IN Ger irs
Ne. York. where he died. leaving the above q.
Johnson my At thirteen years Of age ne had
chronic dsrrhea and serafula for which gave yc-r
Ssrssrsrilia I, cured him. have for ten years re
eaiei I, many in York. Ohic and love sc'
scrofulz. fever Sores and general debility Perfect
success has attended H. The cures effected in some
~ scrofuiA and fever almost mir eacrs
very anxious for ~ to again have reecurse q
vour sa-sapariila He e fearful Of getting spariot
article hence his writing 20 you FOR II. His wounds
were terrible but believe he will recover
JENNIE JOHNSON.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-01-10

General SchurZ can not make him
self believe that the Liberal movement
ended in the rout OF November. He Is
sanguine that we have. in the campaign
Of the past summer paved the WAY for
the triumph To come He takes time to
look backward. like Lots wife. and sees
how TIE ssltei pillar of defeat might
have been the golden incense of victory.
with Mr.. Adams as the leader. lie goes
on to say:
The contest. however. has not been
barren Of results. This i. well. The
people will not elect man 10 the PreSi-
dency who wears the Democratic label.
The party. a. party. can not hope to
come to power under that name. They
must take departure so wide a to
leave the name behind. The Grant ma
jority in Congress j. so large and strong,
that they will fall into qnarrels before
the end of the term They think they
are backed by such m1jorities that they
can afford to have an occasional row
among themselves. But their strength
in Congress is out Of proportion TO their
strength elsewhere. They have not so
much OF majority Of the people at
their backs a they think. A fair vote
all over the United States. taken without
perplcxing side issues. would show this
Grant party's majority to be decidedly
small. if. indeed il has a majority at all.
The strength of the parties in Congress.
or a II will be next session. is not fair
index of popular feeling. ! only con-
slider that the Liberal movement has
been put back, postponed as the
Tribune said. II is the party of the
future Much will happen during the
next -four years to strengthen it and mo-
thing 20 weaken it. 1t will grow from
this day forward. Butt Is essential that
/. the Democracy. az n scpcratc organiza-
tion. should get out of the way and give
it fair sweep.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-01-10
Manhood: How Lost,
How Restored!

Just Published. new edition Of Dr. CulverwelHs
Celebrated Essay the Radical Cure without
redicine) Of sYsas ArosrH~A. or seminal weakness
Involuntary Seminal Losses impo'ency. yenisi aud
Inc apaciiy. Marriage :sss
Consunp tion. Epilepsy. and Fits. Induced BY Sef-lD
diligence or sexual extravsgance-
nSI>Price in q Sealed Envelope. only cents.
Tte world author in thi. admirable essay
clearly demonstrates from thirty prae
tce th the alarming consequence Of SefAbuse
be radically cured without dangerous Of Internal
medicines application IL the knife: pointing out
mode of al simple. certain and eh-ctual by
means 81 which every sufferer. me- matter What his
conditions may be. may himseif cheapy, private
Iy and ssdcslly.
A-Thi. Lecture shcnId he In the hands Of every
youth and every man In the land
Sent, under seal IN plain envelope. 10 any address.
receipt Of -ix cents two postage
Also. Dr. culverweli's Marriage Guide.- price 60
cent?. Address the Publishers.
cHAs J G. KLINE 4 CO..
IN sove-r 80 Tel. rs~ ~ - 49,.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-01-10

IN Wyoming women not only vote
but sit on juries. They are not, how
ever. deprived Of other g heaven-given
rights so long conceded to them by
common consent Of all mankind. A wo-
MN in that progressive Territory be-
iny lately Obliged to serve on . jury
against her will took her baby along,
and the youngster set up such a vigor-
Gus protest that the Court was fain to
cxcn-e the juror from serving. Even in
Wyoming the right Of taking care OF
babies i conceded to women ~ having
precedence over that Of scrvin. the pub.
lie.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-01-10
B U L l. S
w orm Destroyer
EXTRACT or LETTER FROM GEORGIA.

EXTRACT or LETTER FROM GEORGIA.
vnLAsow, wALEEaCo.. GA.
June -
Da JoHS BrlL--Dear sir have recently Civ en- your
worm DESTROYER several irias and end IL wonderfully
ecsciors II has failed in . single Instance 10 hss
the wished Tor effect doing pretty large country
prscce and have dsy use for article Of the kind
JrIIUs cLENYSr. n. y.
p. 3. No unqualified and numerous are the te''imo-
malls IN favor Of nv Worm Destroyer that nssspaper
spsce il entirely too small to tell its merits. .
II IL . infsiible remedy for Worms Try " ana ce
JOHN BULL
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-09
LOST.

H. < ! SEPTEMBER 2Sth. EY RENE
y :, lNN aud WM. HCYCK. some
'nr Vicinity of Eureka, a wolf
~ robe. The finder will be suit
b Nc '"',"T3rd Ird by leaving the same at
LtAter stable. Oj-lW
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-09
POLL TAX.
REcuLAR MEETINGS.

ysyHE RMEETINGSOF THE
n Rebekah Charity Degree Lodge l. o.
O. F.. will be held until further notice on
the first and third Fridays OF each month.
Hour OF meetinG7ls ! O'Clock T. m. s1-f
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-09
|, eureka Gcntinrl
Aish4d every morning, Mondays
excepted, by
Ero. W. CASSIDY.
.n,,s NJ SUBSCRIPTION

rrRlIS OF SUHoNItIFIIUN
.. ,re wear, by mail............Sl1 90
plt sty months, 6y mail.".. 5 90
pt!' ,nr,.. months, py mall. ~
PlS,.',nsrs forwarded until paid for.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-09
1. .. Q. r..
HOSE MEETING.

rNyHE RESCUE HOSE COMPANY
hold their regular monthly meeting
on the first Wednesday of each month
at their Hose House.
ID. +. BAILI, President.
ID. w. Cross, secretary. Jel7
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-09
Sacebrush News.

lam the cold Iill News, Co. 6.l
or,nt : o'clock last evening,
papnall, lamilIarly known as
H. lack. was severely injured
1 coming up the incline of the
b.r mine. The accident hap
n infhI, wise: pt.Jaci> in com
Enilb JAS. Gribbte and Mr.. WIKI
N on board the glrditcat the 10000
kl,,ion for the purpose OF coming
ZANE S5U-ioet station To get their
t. \ hack-action, loaded "ith
! rock. WAS attached To the gi-
The giraffe man intended to
n .he waste rock at the lUJO-fOot
H. Unfortunately he dropped
htrhet too soon, causing it To per-
The dumping operation on the
h itself. Captain Jack slipped
4 trrungh the open trap door, the
He ra,slng over him and crushing
4 breast. Several ribs on his
/ side were fractured, and his
| were lacerated. lie was taken
n of the mine and conveyed to
bom at TIE Maynard House. DR..
kon rendered the necessary sur
assistance. The other men
! 10 the sides of the giraffe and
6ed injury.
4 BERRY'S saying to the effect
fhp constahulary authorities do
Five a man amy chance, appears
| verified in his own case. At
/ o'c.urh yesterday morning,
(as arr strd in Virginia City for
bptin- To yob officer Morrow. the
platmL at the time The role of
ken man.
koalE Acr.-rhe employees of
4 .cAer Mining Compa ~, on Sat
4 last. contributed Sl,7OO toward
klipt Of the sufferers 10y the late
htAe yellow Jacket mine.
|ocruFCLPIONEER.-The Young
Iember Of the Pacific Coast PIo-
Association OF Storey county, is
N Morris, who WAS born in San
tisco, january 18th, 1850.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-05
ABOUT BORAX AND THE COLuM.
BUS ROAD.

Mr.. Storey from Teel's NJ ,rsh was in
town ON Sunday. He is a m smbs-r u
the Chicago Borax Comp .ny-Smith 4
| Storey. M,sheimer & Eagletree. and
E'Nadean are two other companies en-
gagged in manufacturing 1T Teel's NJ .rsh.
They are aii actively engaged in reinin.
borax for commerce. smith i STOREY
haze just shipped twenty-eisht tons oi
the refined material to W..lsworth where
he is gone TO superiatend its reshipment
to Chicago. He paid four cents 4 pound
for frei3nt to WaIsxoc;h. Tae Same
freight, if the Columbus road had been
ready, could have been brought to the
railroad through Carson at three cents
with a good big profit, thereby making
difference on this one shipment Of sve
hundred and sixty dollars. Now. why
not complete that Columbus road? Are
we going to allow the capital already
spent upon il to be thrown away as 1t
were? Is Wadsworth to divert valu-
able traffic and source of business from
Carson without an effort on the para of
our business men to the contrary? Some
twenty-five miles remain to be built.
There are forty-six Cinnamon and ten
white men engaged iu the construction
of the road. The Company have no
money. Are they going to get any
i. the proiec: to fall through? Hip is
expected from the ranchnen along the
route. Mr.. Fox tells US that when h-
visited Columbus lately he found them
willing to do their share, but that they
are hard up. They have not harvested,
and their money is in their crops. Ten
thousand dollars. if used in time, will
complete the road and insure the Column
bus trade. The whole am >unt is not
required at present. Half the amount
will keep the work going. We believe
C arson has not been sufficiently can
vussed vet. Three or four of our bus
mess "rust;ers with their shoulders at
the wheel would lift the machine out of
the mire. We leave the III after where it
belongs-with the taxpayers and prop
erty holders of the town and county.
We were asked to bring it up for their
consideration AMI We have done so.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-05
CARSON CRY rowSsovesxMExr
Ordnance No. II.


An Ordinance regulating certain fees and
compensation Of Oh ;ers IN the Town of Carson
City.
The Board of commissioners of Ormsby
County do oraaif as follows:
SscrIrs Tn- fees of the Sh riff of OrIns-
BY Co,In and Of ths Justice ~ tue Peace OF
Cirson Township. il, said county, for services
rendered in criminal cases under any ordinance
or or finances Of thu Town of Carso 'ity. shall
BE- the sane AZ arc allowed by the laws of the
state. for similar sersic. 3. in criminal eas-s
The compensation allowed for the boart Of
prisoners confined I,nier ard by virtue ri the
ordinances OF said Town. to b. pid tatr by.
shsl se the same IS allowed by the County of
Orlnsby. for siInila- board
Sac. 2. Tue fees SLOWED TO said sheriff for
the srr s. and keeping Of each II lisn. Under
Or linan-e NJ. ELEVEN of Ssid Town, TO be paid
Their, by. sh1ll b. one dollar.
SIC. 3. The fees Of the District Attorney of
ssia county. in er rsl cases. IN Ter tn. OT,iin
xnces IF said Town to be pail bv the 4 -fenl
ant only. snail be fifteen dollars for each
viction. siid for 9th services such conipensa-
ton ~ the ARA nay sl,,w.
SEC !. The fees OF tn. aforesaid Justice of
the Pea. in civil -ascs mir .,rdiuances of
said Town, ali all b. tn. same SLOWED by
law for similar services in ether civil cases
Passed August 1873.
v. II. MEDER. Chairman
Board County Commissioners.
Attest. II. EDWARDS, Clerk.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-05
LATEST NEWS IrEsls.

NV York dates OF August contain
the following The Triouns states that
Inst before the three mile race on 5 IT.
uri.y. at S,r.fo.s. john II 'rris-y IN sde
q declaration in fr rat Of the p ioi stand
20 the effect that H lbo, ard. being com
ptlied to start, woald dn so. but would
not run to win, rs he would be pulled
after starting. Many believing that
W4ntierer could beat Hurry b .ssstt and
that Hubbard MAS out Of tie race,
backed Wand.rer. He did beat 3 ,ssest,
bat both were beaten by Hubbard,
witch horse, it Was semi-of6 tally an
bounced, would not contest the race.
A Washington special says Governor
Austin and Senator Ramsey of Mime
sofa had an interview with Acting Secre-
tary Of State Davis regarding the in
prisonmrnt of Minneapolis officers at
Fort Curry. Mr.. Davis said the State
Department womb sndeAvor to secure
the release on bail of all parties. PiedS-
iu. tn It il no released they shall appear
t. answer in the Canadian Courts when
the case is called.
Yesterday afternoon some vasdal en-
terrell Oil Christ Church ut Alexandra,
Va, famous ~ the place where Wash
in t.n worshipped. and turned ths fur
niture upside down, destroyed all the
1nasic, saturated ca+hiuns and prayer
books with oil, removed silver plate
from W ,shinyton pew. besides com-
hitting many other d-pred ,tions.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-05

Ms. ]. C. Psftzf, OF West Buttes.
Sitter ,unty, Cal. vas taken suddenly
i'll July 26, after retiring to bel. The
lady states:
That she was bitten on the right
shoulder ny tarantnia. and fhat as she
felt the sting she brushed the tasraniuIs
frum her shoulder upon the bedroom
doOr. She became ins"nsihle in short
tim, and her life was despair-d of by
her friends Jaly ~ she was reported
better, With hopes Of recovery.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-05

REMOVING Hairs. says the
Reno .our,.ci, Is tearing down his pre-
sent residence i'll W.ishoe, preparatory to
taking up permanently his future abode
1t Carson. where after the expiration Of
his present term. he will engage In the
practice of the Law.
We are Delighted to learn th.t the
Judge is coming to reside amongst us.
No more agreeable Accession could be
m ,de to Carson society than that Of
Jadge Harris and family.