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New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-15
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! rCKcosD Dsyr1Racr couer ron ras rAslsa or
= osaea.a. = Mhsssas. Mrs. Madeleine Norsea
has Petitisasd The csurt for letters Of Sdniu,
noresu, deeease1, .intsstats- Notice u hassSy
Eiven - ~ whsA 10 may coacssn = sheW cause
tou.1 a'as sSoa o the PssSs' Of the sid ''
AIS iss.sl ~ ~ y Prank PACE. n. c,.rA
successiea Of Anthe.y o'Dswa No.
g gCOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR1sH OF
- OrieanA Notice 10 hereby given to the credit
Of this esease, ana to all other persons herein
Interested 70 show ceuse within ten days rom the
present n0s,hcston Il they he nave Or can vhy
estate should not be hcmoloeaSed and approved,
and the funds distributed in accordance there
By order Of the Court
Successes Of Wnli.m A. KasIl Ne.
81 36,25.
CBcoxD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAI1sH
- Of 9Issns-Sssiss y M esfsS{ Elye3 e Tie sssd
in interested, = chow canse within ten davs from
the present notification if any they ba,eor can,
. such administering this estate, should pot
be homologated and approve red. and the funds dis.
tributed in sccordance herewith.
asls i ~ FRANK PACE. 1R.. Clerk.
- 6uccesaion Of ]. Sainlou-No. 36,3Oo.
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THR PARISH
= Of OrleAnA-Notice 10 here by given to the cred
iors of this estate and al other persons herein
Interested, to show cause within ten days from
the present notifcaticn, il any they hAve OF can,
why the account presented by the admins.
traitor of this estate should not BE- Aom0lOgated
and approved, and the taBds distributed ip &C.
{ By order q tie Court. = 49,. -
Saccession OF william III. Cosley-Ne.
CEcONp DISTRICT UOJRT FOR THE PARISH
- Of Orleans.-NOtice 10 hereby given to the
ereditors Of this estate. and to all other persons
from the present notification, if any they have
or can, why the account prssenfed BY the
administrator Of this estate should rot be
homOlogated and approved, ard the fsDds dis
tributed IN accordance Herewith -4-. III
sHlIis22s FRANK PACE u, Clerk =
ssceessien Of Dominic Parodi-Ns. 36,137
0ECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THH PARln
y Of OTieanA-NOtice 10 hereby gwen to the cred.
itors Of this estate, and to all other persons
heEen Interested, to show Cause within ten dayo
from the present notification, if any they have or
can, Why the account presented by John Kinsella,
tutor, - such administering this estate should
not BE- homo,ogsted and approved. aud The funds
distributed in scccrdance Herewith. -..- -,
sll4 Isl sas 60, FRANK PACE. Jk., Clsrl
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-15

.,. MA1oRALfy o. NEW OnIAANs,
l. + ..... City HAIL. August Q. 1873.
IN ACCORDANCk WITH TIE PROVISIONS OF
L ordinance No. 19e7, Adminietratien series, pub:
the city to cause Foydras street, nom Front TO
Delta streets, tn be paved With square granite
blocks and t. place iron bridges at the intersec'
tions.
au1e lot LOUIS 4. WfLTZ, Mayor.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-15

A HERO, JR..
NOTARY PUBLIC AND COMMISSIONER OF DRRpS
Omce No. IL Commercial Place.
Passports procured with Dispatch and pronts
attention given 70 al ly sos
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-15

ks1theFn Bank, New Orleans, Jelly ~,
y hereby tia. fns R:n S
presented for payment within one ye.r nom the
6rst publication Of this notice At the office Of the
tory proof Of the publication OF this notice for Que
yesr, sfD1esaio, will surrender any funds be may
hold for tho pay ment OF the ssid unredeened
notes. I- -'T.+
jyls eowly }. GARR, Cashier:
Nstiee.--Messrs. Kernard Howe Prentiss hold
my full power Of attorney. and are authorised 70
act for me In al matters. Service in all suits in.
st.tn:ed se.ioss mo win be accepted y S"4u tSe%
- Once Firemea'. Charitable A:ssci.tIs,n. ,..
New Orleans, August l3 is3.Boafd p, si OF pele. M
Slant at hslfpsst seven clock NJ, in the Hall Of
the Louisians Hsse Conpany. q Busness Of the NJ
anH q G. c. FLANAGAN. Secretary.
Netice.-The crsditors Of the estate Of the late
To- 7: Auntinsa0e, attprneL At law Nc; IS Car
jSs1 rs 50 .s sns Il 11,o 8. q = ,.-.
Netice.-A meeting of the stockholders of the
Work,ngmeA's Accommodation Bank Of New Or
leans II BE- held ct the banking house, No. Camp
IN q to to tsts nfo eonsds,s
ton proposed anendments to the charter. - II.
By OF the Soa5s gSsefR q c..h
New Orleans. Aukust s. 1s7a. aus IN
Dye il the best in the weIla. The only true aoA
perfect dye. Hafmless, reliable and fnstantaneous
70 di:.ppoinlnsnt; no ridiculous int o. Snp'ess;
natural brown, and leaves the hair clean, son and
pesntifrl The genuine, signed by ". 4. Bachelor.
-" - - CHARLES BArCHH1.OA
ecs y 80 p = 5prsptistsf. AsW Yoff:
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-15
HOTELS.
.- HOTELS.
pOCDRO's REsTAURANT,
1 LAKE fKD PON7CHARTRAIy RAILROAD.
BiilMas & JarS. PRoprietosss
This celeb ated establishment mas been fully -
ftted for the opening OF the spring busilesA
jtl 3m
NRANR ISLE -AOTRlI. -
ON THE GULF OF MEXICO. LOUISIANA.
Open fo1 the SeasoA Of 1879.

The Enest surf bathing in the South The finest
beach for driving in the world. The oyster farm Of
the South. Fish Sbound in every variety, and game
fishing tackle and guides to enable guests to enjoy
the best Of sport will always be kept, and no effort
spared to make this hotel the 10 plus ultfs Of
Louisiana.
The swift, light draft ana comfoft able steamef
BOSSIER, CAPTAIN GUS RICHARDS, leaves Har
vey's canal every TUESDAY ard SATURDAY. at 9
4 ". for Grand Isle and way lar dings, st the mod
crate fare of s.
Steam ferry leaves foot OF jackson strset st $50
AN.
Board per month $50; per week SIS; per day g..
Terms t0r families OF for over one moLth very lib.
ersl. rHrt
+. NARGOf, Proprietor.
SAM D. DIXON, Agent.
je6 No. Il Commercial place, Lock box 10 10.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-15

The above statement Is true ard correct tran
ser p: from the books Of the company.
WILLIAM II. STEVENSON, President
d. E. TAYLOR, Secretary.
Subscribed spd sworn to before me on this seven.
teenth dsv Of July, A. D. 1873
}. G. EuSTlS. Notary Public.
Omcers:
William d. Stevenson PIeEdenc
D. L. Taylor, Secretary.
:. p. Parmly, Treasurer.
William i. Stanford, supervisor.
Directors:
@. 9. Wilder, New Orleans.
Paul Duchenne, New Orleans.
J. g. Parhsm, New Orleans.
W. Hodges, New Orleans.
John D. Scott, New Orleans.
J. F. Randolph New Orleans.
Leonard Fasb, New Orleans.
r. B.eakley, New Orleans.
William L. Stanford, New OrleanA
b. p. Perry. New Orleans
- =. p Psrmlv, New Orleans
r. William q. Stevenson New OrleanA
=. Hsthorne, New Orleans.
George Mitchell. New Orleans
William G. James, New Orleans.
Hon. J. Stevenson Canada
II E. L. Crsw, Michigan.
Prof. A. J. Sawyer, Chicago, ll'inoiA
Thomas N. Nelson. Chicago, Illinois.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-15
INSURANCE.
S,~'>~>'~
CTATRMENT - r...a." :-a " s .s-I..-

charter the company publish the following state
Dent:
Losns secured by mortgage first liens
faS tiss e.s "A
Loans on pledge Of stocks. ............ $500 90
Real estate owned by the COMPANY. I, $40 20
Stocks owned by the company. ......... g. $50 ON
Cnted States FIVE twenty bonds. 5000 90
tersst............. .................. e6s43 y
Bills receivable e....................... 4,l36 IS
Stock eu0scriNSd xhd MaDie =. 80 ss5 %
Premiums due in course Of collection % 9 2O36 60
Accrued interest. :. :. 307l 81
Office furniture safe and Otter.items 1870 20
Cash in State National Bank. ...... 1885 81
Cash in hands Of treasurer. ,.......... $50 %
To.al.................. G2s sS
LIABILITIES.
Reinsurance flnd...........el153 e6
Current bills unpaid. 2Ss So l438 ~ !
i. Net assets. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS &3i7l97 69
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-15
NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

"a Osrca BoAnD OF SCHOOL DIRRCToRs)
CITY Of New Orleans. ;,
no. % Burgundy street August IA, 1873. :
rt,, p U.,S ths,. vr Lh rScN S ~. sna,'eh ~s
June, 1873, in Lyceum Hall, SATURDAY, the six
teenth instant, 1t ~ A. H., commencing with tho
FIRST Municipal District.
.... J. q. .BADENHAUSEN,
aul52t eecrstSry Board Of Directors.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-15

exTkNsION OF PATENT FOR FAsTs
ENING COTTON BALES.
CNrfRD erAfns PATENT OPslcn
Washington. D. G.. August 1873. J
IN THE PETITION OF JOHN T. BUTLER, OF
tension of patent granted 10 him On the fifteenth
dav Of November lab9. for - improvement in fast.
ching metal hoops ON cotton bales
1t Is ordered thst the testimnAy In the case be
closed Cd the fourteenth day Of October next that
tie time for fliAg arguments and the Hammers
report be limited to the twenty fourth day of &c.
tober next, and that said petition be heard the
twenty.ninth day Of October neXt
= Any person may oppose this extension.
Nui3law ~ n. b. LB0GBTT. G0mmissionef.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-15
MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY.
le0aiieed BY State Authority aaa oraWA
in Public In Sc. Louis.
GRAND SINGLE NUMBER SCBENk
$4,000 NUMBERe.
CLASS II. TO BIZ DRAWN AUGTST 90 1873.

IIczttB OIU 0S0 VlckoI1 %. VuHI Celb % oO
q Our lotteries are chartered BY the state. are
always drawn at the time named. and all draw
inss are under the supervision Of sworn sommis-
SlOn6TA -.
Louis papers, and . copy Of the drawing sent to
purchasers Of tickets.
We will draw Q similar scheme tho last day OF
every month during the year 1873.
Remit by post0@ce money orders, registefed
Send for circular. Address
90 MURRAY, MILLER CO..
foetohcs box 2446, st. Louis Missouri.
ADln end WV
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-15

Notice.-The crstitors Of the estate Of the late
John Tabor arc requested to present their claims
to E. W. Huntingdon, attorney at law No. is Car.
ondelet street. n. 4. TABOR, Executrx.
iyz7 so au1 5 8 II II 402 27- '---
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-15

The river here is eleven feet nine inches
below high water mark of 1871.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-15

au15 81 sel6 Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-10
A PRESS dispatch says

The Attorney General has decided
that under tn. Act of 1873. all conpen-
sation for services to the Government hy
the Union Pacific Company upon the
railroad of any kind is to be retained so
long as any interest due the Uaited
States by the company upon the bonds
remain unpaid. and that the railroad of
the company across the bridy at Omaha
is one Of the roads to which said Act
applies.
This probably carries with it. by
implication, at least, decisinn re-
garling the Eastern terminal point
Of the road-plaring it. so far a. the
Attorney Generals opinio" Can have
any effect whatever. at Council Bluff
where it ought to lie, in order that
with the railway lines
East of the Missouri can be prompt
~ made.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-10
Is Virginia City on the eve c

Is Virginia City on the eve OF
sinking, bodily. into the bowels OF
the long suffering and patient Earth
paying the forfeit of its unmeas
urable load OF sins and iniquities by
being swallowed up, ill Il mass, by
the mountain in whose uncomplain
ing sides it has 80 long borrowed
and upon whose sloping terraces it
has so riotousiy revelled This item
from the Entetp Use of yesterday
jlstities these startling queries
Says that paper:
About o'clock las. evening an extern
siye cave occurred over the old Bljazet
and Golden Era now Choliar-p otosi)
grCUl'i. Lear where the stone store of
Wood L Goe was swallowed mp by q
similar cave soma years ago. The cave
is ahor. forty o. fifty feet in diameter
and as many feet III depth The edge of
the ches.n IS within five or six feet OF
frame dwelling. and rs the earth is
Cldt htu III al II fectioilS Tue culuceS are
that the house will be swallowed up.
The family by whom it has been occu-
pied have vacated it and removed MI
their goods. Two other houses near by
are also in dangerous situation. and
have bsen vacated. There are bad
cracks extending into both B and =
streets (the cave is at point where
these two streets approach Very closely
tosether), and should the cavinS con-
tiDue the stability Of both streets will
be endangered. Some were Of the opin-
ion last night that the houses mentioned
and portions Of the streets would go
down before morning, as the ground APP
p-arei TO be constantly settling, and
Jumps of earth We're frequently to be
heard dropping into the depths of the
chnsm.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-10

The SCHOoLMAsrER ABRoAD.-The
too dreadful popular decentralization
which is one of che visible phenom-
ens of the Great East seems to b..
so far contagious, even, as to lay
hold upon the morals and pervert
the purposes Of that usually mild
AMI conservative class of persons
known rs school teachers as wit
ness the suhj"i"ed from the Phoebe
Rec rd Of Tuesday:
The Rose Valley MISUNDERSTANDING
came to Phoebe on a borrowed horse and
saddle, and sold the saddle to raise
money for whisky, a couple of months
-go--has been scallnwagging again
Having borrowed all the money he could
from his fooIishly contiding patrons, he
decamped, and his whereabouts are now
mystery to the school directors. They
want school teacher in Ross Valley,
but condition precedent to getting en-
ployment is the production of unques-
tionabie references.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-10
DEATH. the reaper, is gathering a

DEATH. the reaper, is gathering a
lavish harvest of distinguished men
Scarcely has the telegraph borne
along the mourr.:ai tidings of the
demise 81 Chief Justice Chase when
the news is carried over the telltale
wires of the outgoing of the stern
spirit which upheld Cakes Ames
during the hard weeks of merciless
investigation and while this new
shock is not yet spent the too prompt
magnet announces that tina. illus
trious Englishman. John Stuart Mill.
is no more. These are solemn days
in the chronicles Of mortality and
would seem to indicate . period of
simultaneous ripeniug and decay
among distinguished men of con-
temporary renown. As will be seen
by the dispatches, Mr.. Mill died in
France.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-10
SCIENCE PRIMERS.

Amongst the Constantly flowing
stream of nev books issued by d
Appleto. II Co., New York. il .
6eries of ScieE q Primers. the high
character of which is sufficiently
indicated when we alInde To the Ct
they are edited by Professors Huxley
Roscoe and Balfour Stewart. The
little book before US is a mite of 4
IL mo. prettily bound in cloth and
j. entitled " Physical Geography, 10y
Arch .n..id -eike, L. L. D., T. r.
s.. Director of the Geological Sur
vey of Scotland. and Murchi>or
Professor of Geology and Mineral
ogy in tue University OF Edinburgh. y
This clever book il crammed full OF
the rudiments of the science of
which it treats and Is handsomely
illustrated with cuts. If science
does rot become popularized through
such works a. this it is an almo..
hopeless task to attempt making it
popular.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-10

The Phoebe Rrco Il Of May 6 con
rains the following we'll meritesl
compliment to one of the ablest
lawyers on the Pacific Coast:
Judge Mesick takes his departure for
i. home in Virginia on this morning q
zach. JucR- M-sick. wherever he goes
received one of the first lawyers of
ne Pacific cast. man of fint-clase in
llect. and high-toned gentleman in
ne practic, Of the profession Of which
No Is ~ bright an ornament.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-10

a POLITICAL custom oi iinalem Or
ial standing renders Justice Of the
Supreme Cour. of the United States
ineligible to the place of Chief JUS
tIce. 1t is wisely constituted
fashion perhaps. in view of the like
Ghoui that the selection of any one
of the member. Of the Conrt to act
as the presiding officer OF that hod1
would be AL luvidious distinction
which w"uld b., di,t,stefnl to the
remainder of the members of the
Court bnt a spirit Of fairness
prompts the suggestion that there
ougnt to be way made by which
this one ultimate judicial promotion
might be held in store for the Judges
of that tribunal. Now that the
question il brought mp by the death
of Chief Justice Chase, We hope it
may be sufficiently discussed in the
newspapers to bring it before e
attention Of the next Congress. The
Judges might draw lots With one
another hold an election among
themselves or, better ct. perhaps.
. law might be enacted providing
that the oldest Judge in commission
should be tue Chief Justice. this
would be fair disposal Of the ques
ton. While On this subject We are
reminded to say that there ought to
be = constitution prohibition
againrt the eligibility Of any man
= ho .ccepts the position Of Judge
Of any one Of the United States
Courts to any other Office under the
government. Let the country pay
Its Judges IN adequate salary, retain
them in Office. M now, during life |
or good behavior (giving them the
choice to retire. on full ,-, at Is or
70 and then shut them ,.rr from
political pr-ferm. AZ completely
as = Jun is shut out from the profine
world. This would he bnil.ling
wall Of safety and separation between
the Judiciary and the tempting and
demOralizing things Of politics
which .:as long been needed.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-10

II the typographical assassins wh'
unh+~itstinsly murder the manu-
script which Is act I" fore them when
ever it gets inside Of the Rene
C. esremf Office hadn't nercilessly
slain and mutilated one of Old
Sn.rleyow's jokes. his letter from
Carson wOnld have contained Il pret-
" puneent bit of pleasantly leveled
ut our young anil innocent hea !.
Those C.escesf blacksmiths make
''play Of "plug," thus substitnt-
ing a pn,ntlees bit Of idiocy for v hat
would, otherwise. have been . pref
" good thing II is had enough t."
BE- the subject Of y Newspaper ..e~
d esprit without having to explain
Il 1t ones own expense. ~ We should
be doing If vs were to correct til.
errors which blunt the point o.
job. O. rejoind.r to our late not
Ice Of him and bis bat. he il pm
eient man and maybe he refraine.
from profanity when he saw what .,
meas tho printers had made Of hi.
correspondence.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-10

MoRfIMKR. the Sacramento muir.
derrr res'eive.a the tidinRa " his in.
..vitxble death with indifference and
either II of affects to 30 insane.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-10

JuD0B q. G.. berry was It Phoebe
on Tuesday last.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-10

Only eighteen months from the factory, war.
ranted in perfect order, will be sold at
bargain II sold soon.
For terms inquire Of J. d. HAMMOND, At
the 81. Charles Hotel my7-H
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-30

SOMETHING WANT1NG.-To one who
sits from day to day in either of our leg
islative chambers, the sight of the blank,
cold, white walls surrounding him be-
comes monotonous ana at last oppressive,
and the only object that he can turn his
eyes upon for relief, is an engraving on
the west wall, of an Insane Asylum!
These chambers are provided with elegant
carpets and furniture and the chandeliers
pendant from the ceiling with improved
gas Jets from the wall give them truly
attractive and coy appearance by night,
but in the day time those cold walls ap-
pear again in the form of SO many large
smoothly ironed sheets that never can
move or suggest thought to the human
mind. A few historic pictures would
change the forbidding aspect of the sur
roundings altogether and make the legis-
lative halls of the Silver State worthy Of
her refined citizenship generally, and Of
the cultivated minds that are exercised
within them. We venture to say, there
is not State in the whole Union whose
iberality and taste for the intellectual
and beautiful has been so misrepresented
as our own. The early history of Ne
vada, at many points the same as that
of California. is full of subjects that are
almost irrepressibly suggestive to the
mind of the painter. These historic
suggestions should be embodied and
preserved in beautiful forms, for as the
Growth of the country continues, things
that are new become predominant and
the spirit Of old early times is dying out.
As Bret Harte gave verbal embodiment
to the spirit Of California; priceless
contribution to thought and to his coun-
trymen especiaily-so may the spirit Of
our own State be wrought into eloquent
speaking forms by the painter. The
members of the Legislature think SOFAS
they did two years ago land they are go
ing to have the dictates of their taste
and good judgment made into q law this
time.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-30

CHARACTER SKETcHEs.-Mr. Woodson,
correspondent of the Sacramento Record
now in Carson, furnishes very readable
and newsy letters for his paper. He is a
close observer and gets information in
ways that are peculiar. In fact we, Car
sonites, read his correspondence for the
sake of being iriformed-with this reser-
walton, however, that the distance from
which we get our home news through
the Record may have something to Go
with its enchantment. In the Record o.
the 9th we find brief sketch of the
President of the Senate, and also o.
the President pro TEN. Of the former
he thinks that slight lack of tirmness
in ruling is accounted for by his highly
courteous and kind disposition. He
says of the President pro TEN, that h.
is a man of backbone and can stand up
for what he considers right with immov-
able courage As presiding officer h
has won the esteem of all the members
and is rapidly learning to expedite bust
ness and unite parliamentary knots.
MITrEN N1PpER.-One of these fellows
took advantage Of the excitement at the
Ormsby House last night, which attract
ed so many, and slipped into Koppel &
Platt's store by the corner door and
seized handful of mittens. We fo.-
lowed the rush, swallowing peck o.
drifting boulders every ten steps, until
we reached the scene of the agitation
where we beheld Meinherr Platt armed
with hastily snatched up boot, the heel
of which he was threatening to pound
the head of the petit larceny thief with
but he wouldn't, for he Thought the
man must be crazy to steal SO small a
thing-when the plaintive and persuasive
voice of sub. "Satf'' was heard, which
brought the stolen mittens to sight and
furnished legal justification for curtalling
the offenders liberty.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-30
$3.50, sos!

s465 Cash Prizes amounting to $3.50. sos
This enterprise is endorsed by the vest bust
ness men of cur State. The small price OF tic
kets is a guarantee of speedy making this
one of the best chances ever offered. Money can
be sent safely in Registered Letters. Post Office
Money Orders, by Express or by letters, care
fully sealed and plainly rected.
MAKE UP YOUR CLUBS and send orders
soon, as only few tieketa remain to be sold.
N b. The same honesty and fairness that
characterized the two former drawings is guar
anteed in this.
Agents wanted. Liberal Commissions allowed.
j. NJ. PATTEE, Manager.
Omaha, Nebraska.
CARSON AGENT:
A. de NEUF,
Jaul1-td At John G.. FoXs Jewelry Store.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-30

HELD.-A, letter addressed to Miss
Katie s.. Emerson, Lewiston, Maine,
lies in the Carson Postofice, where it
will remain, for want of stamp to carry
the same to the above named address in
Lewiston, Maine.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-30

The Carson Dramatic Association will
meet at the rooms of the manager, (ot
the residence of Co. Davies) this even ng
at ~ o'clock. Ladies and gentlemel
DESTROYS of becoming members W II
please hand in their names this evening.
T. A. Hale, Manager.