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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-05

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Also on Es1d fu!l an1 conbs,e sss1rtnsnt Of
dIT1.s-s brsc-s, rnF2ort=rz, Saspsnsyr1ss ed
Ms c. FosTsR n. D.
LNCRSITI RI AT YOGI own PRICES.
IL GOULD o.. SCI TIE CBSepest Eurnltufa
GOULD 60. se4 ne Best Furniture
Got ID CO. sal me strongest Furniture.
GOULD co. sell the hRndsOLnsEt Purairure
GOT ID % have the largest stock
GOULD ~. have al kinds Of Furniture
GOULD q 60. have the nsWssi PkttsrnA
GOLL Id o. offer B4rgzinE.
COULD co. Buy and sell for cash.
GOLD 4 %. always give sStisfacson.
'SOc Y w. have great Advantages In kAnufA..
GOULD cos Furniture Il the mos; elegant
GOULD o. have Polite Attendanta
GOULD 20 have Well-hgntsd Storsa
GOULD 60. have -four Etorsa
GOULD CO.,
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5. Second street
PHnABKLPHIA
DAIErs, yARNIsHBS.-The PhiAdepnia Am.
Il Porium for coach and House rAIntersp sopplie
e oner full line OF TIE best goods a. The loNes
possible prices fkLToN, RAU a sIBLkY,
FAfniBh and Paint Manufacturers.
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-05

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ma u. oteCs Jougl SIE 1r-. tsifs /. . trizI
800 bs ntin ID 90 TIC Tat Alb, Bro4n's
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-05

n. Cor NISTH and MARKKT, Nos 81 and 81
N SECOND St, 1896 MARKET 81, and ga
5. Second street
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-12-06

Little Tommy didn't disobey
mamma and go in swimming. did he I"
!" No, mamma Jimmy Brown and the
rest Of the boys went in, but I
remembered and would not disobey
YOU" And Tommy ever tells lies.
does be Z" No, mamma, couldn't B
go to heaven Then how does Tommy
come to have on Jimmy Browns
shirt"
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-12-06

4 smark littlc how in Ney

A smart little boy in New Orleans,
was reproved by his mother for
telling fb. He insisted it was only
in fun, but has pious mother told him,
he must ask Divine pardon. SO the
little boy knelt down and said: 90,
Lord, forgive me. I wouldn't have
done 1t, only ! thought you could
take joke.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-12-06

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Glass Magazine. Its articles are of the highest
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20 make the most of ourselves. The infoFuaa-
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is we'll worth the price Of the Magazineto every
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special arrangement we are enabled tS ofee
the PHRESoLoGIcAL JOURNAL as a PremiuEa Tor
q asw subscribers to the OREGON REPuBLicAs,
ar will furnish the PHRENoLoGIcAL JOURNAL
s.ad OREGoS REPuBLIcAs together for 81 90
We commend the JoBRSAL to all who Eank
good magazine
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-12-06

warned the Prince that his last hour
was at hand, few words in whispered
tones, were interchanged between the
Duke and Duchess. Soon after two
lllegitimate children, who were born to
him in London, when the family were
all 10 exile, were brought in. He had
ever recognized these children, and
they had been tenderly cared for by
both him and his smiablo spouse. As
the children knelt sobbing by the side
of their dying father, whom they sin.
cerely loved, ne embraced them affec,
tionately, and, turning to the Duchess,
said
II know you sufficiently, Caroline,
to know that you will take care of
these orphans after I am gone"
The Duchess, with true nobility OF
action, took her own child from the
arms OF Its nurse, and, drawing those
innocent but unfortunate little ones to
her lap, tenderly carressed them, and
said kiss your sister, my dears',
The dying man was evidently con-
soled by this generous deed. He then
fervently exclaimed: 30 my God,
pardon me my sins ! Pardon me nv
sins, and pardon him who has taken
my life."
Soon after this the King Louis
XVIII, arrived. "My uncle" said
the dying man, "give me your hand,
that | may kiss it for the last time.
| entreat you, in the name of my death,
to spare the life of the man who has
killed me-"
| "You are not SO ill as you suppose,
said the King We will speak of this
again"
"Ah" sadly exclaimed the dying
Prince, "you do not say yes. The
Ipardon of that man would have soften.
ed my last moment"
i He had hardly uttered these last
words ere he sank away aud died.
Louvel, the assassin, a brutal wretch.
suffered upon the scaffoid the Lenalty
of his crime.
On the goth of September. 1920,
seven months after the death of her
husband, the Duchess de Berri was
delivered of son, the present Count
> de Chambcrd. The royalists welcomed
the birth Of this child with every
demonstration of JOY. Not long after
, this, Charles X. succeeded to the
throne. All the Legitimists of Francs
and of Europe recognized the young
Count de Chambord, who was then
called the Duke of Bordeaux, as the
, lawful heir to the throne. The Duke
d Angouleme waived his rights in
!, favor Of his nephew.
, When the King and Court fed
before the revolution of 1880, The
Duchess and her child, who was then
about ten years of age, were in the
large party of royal fugitives which tn,
royal guard were conducting to th,
coast AT midnight, amidst seen.
of great CONSERVATION at Rambouille
the King abdicated the throne in favu
of his grandson, the Duke of Bordeaux
4 whom he proclaimed as King, with chi
4 title of Henry V. 1t was too late foi
/ compromise. More than forty years
q have since passed away. During ths
!. time the Count de Chambord has beer
an exile, while Franco has passe,
through the changes Of monarchy,
provisional government, republic, a,
If empire, and another provisional gov
- ernment. The wheel of fortune, thu
!. ever turning, may again place tn
IL Count de Chambord upon the thron
Q of his ancestors.
,f BY JOHN s. G. ABBOTT in the Chris
tain Union.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-12-06

mother. lie was Lieutenant in the
Royal Navy, and young man of high
attainments and rare personal beauty.
Having obtained a long leave of
absence, he fastened home and was
gladly received By his fond mother,
from whom he had long been separately
from the ,moL4ent his eyes frs. fell
upon Maud Aston he began to love
her. They soon became the best Of
friends, and before Q month had
passed they had plighted their faith to
each ether. and few weeks later they
were quietly married in an obscure
church in the village.
Meanwhile, Blivin Boormoth had
not been idle. A few days after the
occurrence Of the happy event, be
succeeded in discovering Maud's place
of refuge, and armed with formlda-
BILE warrant, he set forth from home,
accompanied by his son and constable,
to bring back his truant ward to the
place she had left so unceremoniously.
Lady Mordaunt and Maud were
conversing together, when Blivin
Boormoth and his two companions
made their unexpected appearance
mt the door Of the house, where they
were. The face Of the old man,
disfgured by intemperance and exces ,
and render ed more hideous by the
look of triumph which it wore never
looked nore repulsive than then.
Maud started up from her scat in
alright, ard invOluntarily took refuge
behind Lady Mordannt, who in per-
feet sslf-possessed manner demanded
the meaning of the unwelcome intru'
sion.
"I've come for my ward, mum,
said the guardian with Q malicious
chuckle. "You may rs well give hel
up peacefully, or I'll hsyc you proseou'
ted, mum, for"
"What is the meaning of all this 2
exclaimed Lieutenant Mordaunt, who
suddenly entered the room without
fully comprehending the scene.
Maud sprang into her husband
arms for protection, while Lady Nor
daunt pointing to the intruders, said
/ "These are Maud's prosecutors"
thon turning to the astonished guar
dian, she said. ''As my sons viii,
Maud no longer needs your projection
you will please leave my house"
The old man lifted the heavy stick
which he carried in a. threatenin,
manner, but desisted as he saw Lieu,
Mordaunt instinctively lay his han'
upon the hilt of his sword, and, utter
ing low threats of vengeance, be an
his companions left the place.
The bafficd guardian was susequen,
ly compelled to restore every penny Q
) Maud's small fortuue, which he ha
Hrongfully appropriated to his ow
use. A few months after he was
fugitive from justice, having bee
! detected iu great crime. His dist
D lutte SON followed the footsteps Of h
! father, and liyed useless and ev
: life.
Maud became the happiest of wive
!, and the best Of mothers; fortune favo
{ ed her husband in many ways, an
= she lived to enjoy the comfort an
D happiness she deserved.
Thus theJ who oppress the wea
and helpless. and. seek to enrich then
selves by disreputable means, invari'
bly, fail in their undertakings, and "a
short of the goai they endeavor.
), reach, while the oppressed and pers
. cuted triumph after many days.
: EUGENE J. HALL In The Firesi'
Friend.
>~~~->~@~<~S~~~~.
A smart little boy in New Orlean
was reproved by his mother f
telling fb. He insisted il was on
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-07

OMAHA LorTERl.-We are informed
by NJ. De Neuf, agent in Carson for the
sale of tickets in the Omaha Lottery.
that the drawing will positively take
place on the Goth inst. 1t will be neces-
sary for him to make his returns in a
few days, and those intending to invest
should do so immediately.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-07

The LEADER is the name of new
evening paper which has made its ap-
pearance in San Francisco. 1t is a
Democratic 80 leak of the most harmless
sort, and is ISSUED by ole J. NJ. Scan
land. Is pr-post-rous little parasite Of
Bohemia, who, last winter, rs IA Carson
correspondent of the Alta. distinguished
himself by certain impertinent criticims
upon his Detters and 50 got himself snub-
bed. His sickly little bantliny may last
a month-with careful nursing.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-07

sUrrERLKY. the Chief Of Photographers on
this coast is now fitting up = large and mag
nitcent Gallery on the first floor on C street. in
Virginia City, and will soon leave this place, 30
those wishing fine ret"uched photographs taken
here at reasonable price. had better call on
him soon, as his stay very short in this city
Remember the right place. opposite the Land
Office On King street
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-07

The MUsIcAL SoCIE1Ys CoNCERT.-A
splendid house greeted the Virginia
Musical Society last night and i. more
delighted audience We have very rarely
seen here or elsewhere. The overture
from William Tell was rendered with
grand effect. - well as it might he III the
hands of such performers us jacobson,
Sauers, Cara, Caspian, More and the
rect. Miss Congdon came next and gave
US Bid Ne Dlsco4rse' with exquisite
sweetness. and being encored, sang
Comm tnro' the Rye most charming
lv. We wish We had time and space to
SAY how much deli GIFTED We are with thls
young ltdy's beautiful voice, perfect
tune and -nul.ciatInu aid captivating
stage manner. She is one Of the most
perfect ballad singers We ever heard.
Sisnoli Casptri 5 solo upon the clarloret
lett no duuut OF his being a complete
master OF that dreadful instrument. We
don't mean anything esptcti,:l. hut
il would TAX. an angel q melody to
make solo upon c.trlonet a charm to
th, ear. Ii Is too much hike the pipes. }
N.s. Higgins sang Il song. the title OF
which ESCAPED u,, and sang 1t with 50
sweet and tender Il soprano as to me.It
and gain an encore, aud she gave US
Under tn Bars most btwitclinG'y.
The guitar Duet 10y Heath aud Pryor
WIS delicious, t.e,st and was
well entitled to its encore. LIS Is
bat FAINT praise Tor the performer
who played the air - X ath, W
suppose. Nrof. C4r.s performance
upon the comet WI, tail. rlch, strong
and artistic We wont attempt to par
tcuLsIizt the second p,-rt further tn N
t. say that thu vocal ddett 10y Miss
Cungion and P.o:. P,LsmJ:e. VAS the
Srln of the tvruIuJ-tlIc two Cvu>.
rather; tor They sang twice, being
lastly encored; F.ank Mpr'.'s hate solo
WIS very p!ra~.I- aid s:siIst.c per
forln..nc-, un,. Miss HIg5in Gail NJ
Thine Own WI. nt-.ndcentiy reu-
dere,i. SI-suore Caspian electrified the
house with The { arrival Of Venice
Miss Con5dou san. :. ett,'l tn It like To
have SIT her audience Wild With enthu-
slts:n. and the very full and satisfyiu,
entertain nent ended with the grand
finale. - Wtcht am Rltin.' Come again
III tsici,ls: the oItrner the better.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-07
MINING STOCK REPORT.
Forenoon Board.

Forenoon Board.
44s Ophir. 40, AIS, ~, - b30.
1865 Gould Curry, ~. 1871, 10y, q be-
5S5 Best 4 Belch.r, :, Ga, E3o, Z.
1858 Savage. ITO. lis. l23 =, l!29.
$50 Chollar, 10, ~ .. GG b0, 49,.
ll4O Hale Il Norsrose %, -, 60 $40, 81 65.
y63o Yellow jacket, - bsO. -. "A y b5, Is bio.
$50 Imperial, ca. 81. Ga, g. BIO.
1915 Empire, %, !, =. =.
go keutuck, IL. Il. 49," b3o. IA Gao
255 Alpha, 30. 81, 81, 81.
1898 B.lcher, 80, ~. 40 bio. 20.
7gs Coniid, ace, ~, IL h, 1914 be, 'o..
22U Cen. Virginia. 70. II, Ia.
AS Sierra Nevada. Il bis. 10, l6 bic, l6.t.
lbs Exch, quer. L., ll}4. l., llh.
1856 Seq. B,!cher, A., AZ, ~, AN.
$40 CIV. rniGu. 4, IL =, 80 = 81, 4S!- ~
SO Justice, ~, 10, 81.
90 Succor, =. -. s. b1.
400 buckeye, ,, 2i4,...
1875 Julia, 4, u, 4 y biu, "A.
775 Caledonia, -, - .. 2Oa4. %.
300 knick.rbocker, Il, i y. ~ b., 10.
1850 Arizona * tall, :, 6le, ia, -. BIO.
$500 Baltimore, Con. IL. Ok, 10 b,". ~,
80 bullion. ~ 3 - BIO.
24o silver Hill, IL, lia..
30 PIctVu, suc. 'Jc.
jUu Cook X e.. zoe. SEC.
II so Woodville. ). So, o..
2oU Insurance. ,.
30 Phil. sheridan, 80
lioO Alamo, "a, >, i.
lJUo Franklin, =.
100 Indus, 1.
200 Nevada. 2, bio.
$40 y. Y. Con. Ia. y, ..
30 Rock Island. 800, zoos.
40 kentucky,
ID Htr:n,s. IL. Is \. II.
go Ani.,Ior Tunnel, 9. .
go Chart, r Oak, 25c.
loo yellow Stone, 4.
$50 Rye Patch. l., Is b. - bJJ.
~ Iurrka u. V. "a 2. -.
20 Crderb-rg. "a. -, $50.
800 Golden AZ. II, 4 :, ;. =.
log Independent. :.
- Mahogany, y.
zoe MINI sofa. 10. II. u, u
$500 bed Jacket. ), b. !. $50,
80 Mau4Euth 5Jc.
22u Treasure. 1 =, :.
Evening Report.
24Do VALLEY. Is. IA, Il BIS Ii b3s.
800 Raymond n Ely. 50. GO, 81 bjo, 59t.
300 Eureka Con. ~ ?, To-,
s5u jackson, ;tSc, SIC
llG5 PhHnl1, SIC. Sc, 400.
POS Piuchs Ia. IL -
lt2D Washington ( CreO ?. !. b3U, -. 2-., =
?o3 Alps. / q. ., :, Is
500 Page. =, ~.
50 AMERICAN Flag, -. 81. h3o,
20 Huhn Hunt, -. 20, %. blo.
500 Chapman, aDI, 45c, SOC.
so silver Peak. y.
375 P,avine, :,Uc.
81 Phoebe II.
40 IngoInsr, L.. IL, Is.
20l5 Belmont, "a, Ga bto, 6, 6 $50.
20 Chief OF the Hill. "a
7al Newark. :. = 3 b3o.
80 Louise. soc.
coo Chief East Ex., $50.
80 Pioche-P Phoenix. :. .. oil. %. b3o.
625 Union Con IA. l y b5o, IL.
lsso American Flat, I, 81.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-07

Col. ABE CURRY frankly confesses
that he IL putting on airs. On the
southeast corner of his handsome house
h. is constructing handsome conser-
vatory. Next to a nice. easy going
mortgage. Il conservatory is one of the
most desirable ornaments that can be
added to ii dwelliu. house.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-07

PocKEr Book Somebody left upon
orr desk yesterday a pocket hook in
which WAS the name of John n ,Sorley,
Virgini,. II that individual has lost
such nm article let him come to US, and
describe his property and take it away.
There are no charges on it.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-07

Through the kindness of Mr.. Robert
Pizley, telegraph operator for the V. 4
I. Il. T.. We learn that the Dry Creek
bridge. twenty miles this side of Sacra-
mento is harmed and that il consequence
there will be no passengers or mails
frola California by the usual trains this
morning. When the damage will be re-
pnil,d We ci.nHot state, but very soon,
proba bly,.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-07

The CURRYs, at their meeting last
evening, adjourned without trtnsacting
any business for which the meeting was
called. They will hold another meeting
tomorrow (Thursd..y) evening.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-07

there VIII De no pteseuSeiS oi iIlaiis
frola California by the usual trains this
morning. When the damage will be- re-
pailt 4 We c;.nIot state, but very soon,
probably.
BLIND ToM--We have heard many
wonderful sto.i.s Of this phenomenal
musical proiigv, and while we hay
heen inclined to receive them with some
admissible grains OF allowance we come
suddenly upon 10 less verucious vouch-
er for his remarkable powers and per-
forlaings than the proverblaily ccnscien-
tious and critical local chronIcler of the
Enterprise who delivers himself after the
following enthusiastic and uneGulvocal
fashion Among Toms musical fents
last night WAS the playing OF " Yankee
Doodle - with one hand, and Fisher
Hornv:pe - with the other, at the same
time Justly singing - Tramp, Tramp,
ana all in di.trrent keys. He gave an
.nita.lon Of muslc-hoI, and so per
feet was it that any one who mad
not seen him at the piano would
i,ayt sworu he WIS listening 10 the notes
of Il genuine mnsic-box. HIS imitation
OF tl.. banjo WAS also perfect, as were
several other of his limitations. DE- Is
able 10 spell out the name OF any object
shown by = person in the audience. from
the notes struck on the piano by the
gentleman who has him in charge. tie
also does some very strong spelling on
his OWN hook. when any one gives him
wor! OBJ which TO rrsctic'-the more
.,llab!,s the wprl contains the greater
I h, relish with which he attacks ii. He
spills altogether trOnI sound, and the
spell ~ would have delighted Arttmus
W.r,! Last 4i-ht some one gave HIM
the word " eryaiprl2s.' He Went after
II like trou: after grassphpper, THUS
Iy: Ear, ,,r,. r-y. cary, sip cary
$40. t-l-o-u-s. cIrfsipeluusJ linen he
caprrrI about aud capped his hands IL
grrs.t rlee. H has fashion of APP
plluiin. himself AZ the conclusion OF
every piece he plays, and every speech
he makes. H gives funny lmltatlon
Of an old d.ukry i'll Louisville, HEN
tncky who is trying to give his custom
er- the analysis Of the water OF mlner-
spring which he serves out. and does
and says many queer things. While not
engaged in pltyin. he amuses himself
bv standing on one leg and hopping
about the stage Altogether he IS
an odd. extraordinary creature. His
:. Battle of NJ .nassas." composed by
himself. is a curious musical compost
ton. and he delights in explaining the
several parts AS he goes along. The
- Rain Storm is another piece OF his
own composition. BY once hearing
piece he plays it perfectly. Professor
o.uer was called upon the stage last
u. ht and played piece and as soon AS
it WIS finished Tom seated himself and
reproduced it note for note. Those who
would spend a pleasant evening would
10 well to attend the concert Tonight. +
~ lover of music tor of fun should fail
% 90 aud see Tom during his stay Ill the
.Ity.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-07

DIED OF CANCER.-We learn that a
San Francisco lady died at the Penrod
House night before Last Of that most
dreadful of all Affections, cancer.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-07

BRo. HAMMOND offers his splendid.
first class Bradbury piano for sale. Who
ever gets it ON the terms offered will get
. barSsi
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-07

For RENr-It will be noticed that
Deacon Rice offers to rent the Penrod
block entire. This ought to afford q
good chance to somebody to make an
advantageous lease.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-07

We MET Steve kinsey. of Genoa, yes
terday afternoon and learned from HIM
that Pierce, the murderer. had been
brought in from the D 'uglas county
jail and safely lodged i'll the State Pris-
on. Steve ,ys that Pierce is confident
of obtaining a new trial aud of eventu-
ally getting clear of all punishment. II
We were Pierce We would let bad enough
alone for if, on the other hand, We
We're his Judge and he should again be
found guilty We would SOCK 1t to him for
life The fact is, when Is man commits
such IL heartless murder rs he perpetrat-
ed be is in the biggest kind Of luck to
get off without beng hanged.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-07
DIED.

D. Marshall.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the Catholic
Church at 10 A. n to-day "Wednesday, May y.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-07
PAINFcL ACCIDENT. Mike O'Hara.

PAISFCL ACCIDENT. Mike O'Hara,
a nelter in the lsnot-rQOm at the
Min sustained IL Very painful, ard as it
HAY prove, Il very seIlUuS. accident. He
wIs IL the act of ski ming pot OF
melted silver. aud some moisture having
Somehow accumulated upon the surface
OF this shlmlner. all explosion Was occa-
sionel and Quantity Of hot metal was
thrown into MS face. the greater part
striking him fnll in the eyes. He was
immediately taken home. and D.. Waters
was called To his assistance. Inc Doctor
regartis the injury OF a very grave nature,
not 50 much On account OF Its immediate
results as of the possible consequences
OF such a violent attack upon the sensi-
tive aud delicate orgaHs. O'Hara =
friends and acquaintauc,s will feel a
good deal of sympathy for hun Tor he
has distinguished himself since coming
to Carson quiet, industrious
straightforward man and one we'll en-
titled to the place he has held SO long.
He is II married man and the father of
young children -how many. We don't
know. He served, houorably in the
army during the late civil war and is II
AHriho'i VA tuc oihiAd .AIuls VI tuc
Republic.
The QCrD NCNCs and sensation-mon-
gers who. rack back in hotel chairs and
lean up against the awning posts along
Carson street, looking o.ley and omi-
nous. their attention divided between
invitations and SENSATIONS, are Of the
hlSe opinion that the noted and Father
unusual absence from town OF the ma
jorIty Of the Wtshue bucks is ascribable
10 some mysterious and dreadful secret
trlesraphy and possible alliance with the
war-like N docs. A pi5eon-toed Old
biscuit hummer who is too Lazy even to
catch ''pish' and whose most dangerous
MOOD would BE- an occasional di>po ,itlon
t. murder II few BE-, pIess words of
W's~nue English. happening To pass
where Il squad Of these suotnsayers of
the Sidewalk were congrrgated. they
b:ttted the II eyes in solemn Significance
aud remarked i'll an undertone that this !
!, the first time for several days that
any bucks have been seen on our streets
the inevitable inference being that
til Y. the W tsh"e> must be on the WAR;
path. Fudge! This is the Indians
,u".iInS >vason; and the abori .,ill,,I Gu
pld. and no dub faced NJ ms, Is the
deity, who has summoned the III from |
th' II SAW horses and their greasy decks
of cards. They will ali he back inside !
of foItni.ht. hung'ier and more HARM
less and " Orthless than ever.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-07

MINT crude bullion there were
received, yesterday, 3O59 pounds. Six
teen bars of Crown Point bullion were
shipped to San Francisco last night.
There were 1900 half dollars c. ined
yesterday. These are of the new stand
ard, being heavier than the old sort-the
gain being go OK. in each $1OOO-an in
crease in weight which would hardly be
preceptible without the aid of smoked
glass.