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you with enthusiastic applause. There is M
douDt about 1t. The American theaters are
the finest in the world.
Reporter. And what about our american
actors7
Mr.. Boucicault. Fine. sir. fine. They. too
surpass those OF older countries. They seem
to enter more into the spirit of the work
than ours do.
Reporter. If that is so. WHY is il that we
nave to draw largely upon Europe for our
starsy =
Mr. Boucicault For the same reason that
you have to draw upon Europe for YOUR
plays. The poorest stock actors in London
come here as stars You are generous
and treat them well, and the result is.
a. fresh Improvisation soon arrives. De-
pend upon it, YOU have better actors
among yourselves than any which London
will send you. What you want is to Guilt
vate an appreciation for home talent. As for
your scenery, never saw a play put on the
stage in England in so magnificent man
ner as / have seen il in New York And
talking OF actors, was deputed by Lester
Wallack to procure him leading lady.
searched London and the provinces. and
found but two with any capability to hold
the position i'm such theater. One of them
could play no comedy. ard the other could
play no tragedy. So returned with neither.
and poor Lester is still looking for his lead
ing lady.
Reporter. DO you think Mr. Mccullough
Is really good actor, or that the press of
New York has overrsted his abilities?
Mr. Boucicault. NV notion is that all
actors of the present day are specialists
They get good part and they play it for
years. believe have measured John in
the character of Philip Bligh as accurately as
L measured Jefferson in Grip Van Wrinkle -
| have perfect faith that he will fit the part
and make the piece successful Miss Kath-
crime Rogers will play Belle La Mar, and
there is no doubt of her ability. 1 believe
honestly that New York is about to see a
good American play well acted by a company
almost entirely composed of Americans.
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l Over 600 acres cultivated. bloomington
Nursery, Illinois. Those wishing to plant Fruit
Trees, Vines, Shrubs, Flowers, etc., Will do well
to engage them of j. NJ. Perkins, who is now so
liciting orders for this celebrated nursery, he
being their special agent here. Postoffice adj
dress. INDIANAPOLIS. Ind.
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ITO EXCHANGE-FARM-O good farm of
Il 2lS acres, 20 acres under cultivation, ball
ance good timber, good house with six rooms,
frame barn, 40x60 feet, smoke house, young or
chard, plenty of water, IA miles southwest of
Greensburg and miles from Westport, De-
within or Is miles from this cHy. Address No
l7z West Washington street, Room No. g A.
i. NJ.
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We would call the attention OF our readers to
the advertisement OF c. Gilbert's starch factory,
TO be found in another column. Ask your
grocer for 1T. If he has not got it, have him
send for it The best i'm nse
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Prof. Peters, of the Berlin Museum, has
received some Connecticut river shad,
packed in ice. He pronounces them excel
lent, and is going to interest himself in their
introduction into German waters.
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE

Happy relief for young men from the effects OF
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New method of treatment. New and remarka-
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Pa, an institution having high reputation fol
honorable conduct and professional skill.
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ZACH WkrCc A splendid paying business
bHM WHhr0 Tor your leisure hours, or your
entire time, at home or trav-
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nIiTrIT rnrr sex. Asplendid and complete
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"-- will act as our agents. Nc
capital requi. led. We must have agent in
every town. Write at once, and secure the
agency. Address ALDEN, HALL. & CO., North
Howard street, Baltimore, Md.
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tried the "Sozodont" as preservative, try ii
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produced or an ezra set Of reeds. peculiarly
voiced. the sFFESyT Of tchich Is MOSG
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WATER>' Philharmonic. Vesper and
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WATERS' New Scale Pianos hare great
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for cash, or part cash and balance in
mon thly OF quarterly payments. Second
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contamination of all kinds is instantly ar
rested Icy the use OF Dalley's Magical Pain Ex-
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nc WEEKS DOINGS IN WALL STREET. Eek
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Both above and beneath,
BeiT z lightly. nameied and thin,
They will never break down,
Nor turn yellow nor brown,
IL the Sozodont's dailv brushed in.
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p8-Kingsford's Oswego Starch. wherever
placed on exhibition by us in the United States,
has ceived the highest premium, and at the
Worlds Fair in Europe the jury of nations
awarded IL the prize medal in testimony of the
highest grade of merit
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The eager crowd surged about the quarter
stretch, and when the blackboard was
swung out displaying the figures, a mighty
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-08-11

BUFFALO PARK, Aug. Mile heats, best three
IN five in harness. for horses that never beat
22O for purse of 81 500; IS 500 to the first horse
s2CO TO the second, go to the third, and 500
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-24
THE H1GiS-TREVILl.yi PRIZE
FIGHT.

Sheiif Shaw OF Lyon county brought
tie news TO town Sunday morning that
the iong-talked Of prize fight between
Jimmy Trevillian and Patsy Hogan had
come of at a point near the edge OF this
rountv and jus: this side Of his BALI MEX,
that Hogan had lad /; dreadful head put
on him by Treviliian, but that the
referee had awarded the fight to Hogan
on foul" IN the Virginia CtP0aic!e
OF last evening we find long and inter
eating account of the whole affair; but
SO can only condense the samo-as fol
lows: They fought on piece Of rising
ground overlooking or peaceful Little
town, the ceremonies opening with 8.
snort and pithy speech from soap =
one of Trsviliian's hackers. Charley
GetZler Was chosen Referee. In the
first round TreTiliian knocked his mar
clean down and got first blood" Next
round there Was good deal Of sparring
aud Hogan Kit Jimmy hsrd one in the
bread basket; bat the round WAS closed
oy Pa.sey's getting { sumner and going
down to avoid punishment. Jimmy
landed his man in the third round and
knocked him down again on the fourth
round; rcund five WAS a draw game;
Hogan down to avoid punishment or
.he siNth round; the men fought four
minutes and a-hs.f III the seventh round,
an Hogan was knocked down by ter
r.ble b.ow at the end of it; and it was
III the eighth round that Hogan's back
crs discovered that Treviliian had /.
piece Of oakum in his hand and claimed
foul" This claim was allowed by the
Referee and tho fight was at an end It
would seem from the following quota
;ian fgom Bets Life IN london STANDARD
authority with bo1ers) that tine having
and holding OF this bit Of oakusl vas
net Sc much out OF the way, after all
for :he fighters agreed to maui one
another according to the nav rules Of
the London Prize Ring. One Of those
rules reads as follows: "Ths second
should be provided with little oakum,
to be placed III tho ball of the hand to
give it support-a hard substance would
net only be unfair, but would, in truth,
be of more injury than service, as the
conclusion to the injured jofats would
be internal as well as external The use
of resin is, happily, barred" The time
consumed by the fight was twenty-five
minutes. Trevillian and his friends
have appealed from the Referee to
Frank Queen, the Clipper man, an ack-
nowledged authority in such matters
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-24

TUE Cunos1cE of last evening tells the
following remarkable story: 1t seems
that when Booth, the man who was IA
tally iniu.ed by falling Off tie cars, was
brought to the city, young man named
Bolan rushed up to see him. Eolan,
saws the Chronicle, is eighteen or nine
teen years of age. and has been subject
to fits. He looked upon the mansled
limbs OF the unfortunate man Tor mo-
nent and then fell fainting 10 the floor.
When he fell his hair was black as "a
ven's wing, and in one minute it became
as gray as the hair of a man ninety years
old. He was resuscitated and removed
to his residence, and today. in apparent
good health, lie finds himself one of the
wonders of the age.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-24
SPECIAL notice.

Whv suffer from Dyspepsia. Indi:estisn. and
loss OF appetite when you can, by using Dr..
I!s,iI,r's celebrated 4 l. Bi,,rs, effect perfect
cure: they are . pleasant and invigoratip:
tonic, and endorsed and recommended by our
most eminent Physicians as per certificate ON
each bottlel for s!l complaints Of the Liver and
Digestive ORGANS. As Il family medicine they
lave no equal
See advertisement. il another scluGp.
m,i12-3In
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-24

TCRSuhs BA1L.-Our friends, the
Carson Turner's, announce Grand
Ball ct their Hall on the 9Th of April. Ii
is only necessary to make this mention
to convey the idea of rare and radiant
season of Joy and mirthfulness to come
for the Turn Verein Society Of our
CITY never fail to have a first class en-
tertainment and brilliant success. The
Easter Holidays are thus to be ushered
in under the pleasantest prospects.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-24

IBE MBssEs. OL6oyICH are exhibiting
a very handsome and extensive stock Of
dry-goods and the various articles sold
at their attractive and extensive estsb-
.ishment. These are got together ex-
Dressly for the Spring trade. Some of
the dress patterns are what enthusiastic
and discriminating ladies call =" lovely"
Head gear, hose, shoes and fancy things
are to be seen in new patterns and great
profusion. Carpets OF very handsome
fashion are there. too-just the thing
xoY the fresh furnishing Of rooms. Indeed
their new stock il very handsome-and
more 8 a-coming.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-24

The San Francisco Semi-annual
Trades Gside is the name for a publ
cation embracing directories of the prin-
cipal cities and towns Of California and
Nevada and for which Mr.. L. II.
McKensey is the manager for this State.
We are indebted to him tor a copy Of
the same
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-24

TEE PRIZE FlGR7 cost one poor fel-
lows life. One Joseph Booth, an Eng
lish miner, fell of the cars as they were
returning with the fighters and specta-
tors to Virginia. and cut off one OF his
legs anal otherElso injured him 50 that
he died.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-24

That CALuous-PALMED son Of toll,
Cincinuatus A. v. Putnam, was amongst
US yesterday His is healthful face and
a yirtuous-now that the cantsnksring
hay seed hath been shsmpooned out of
his whitsn>d hairs.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-24
Novelties, Toys, Jswefry.

At L. Fred. DrooEss ncte,l store fcr imported
sesars, tobacco, books. stationery, riusicsl in
strumer;s, cheap ievalry, toys, etc., 1t ibest'r
Block relt door 20 Nat. RlHckc.ls butcher
shop, Carson City. Agency for ell the Califor.
ria papers. Gold HI! SsHs, I.c;ci.sls sad Gs.
gazines.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-24

Mr. STEVENS, lately il the Cashier ;
Department of the Mint, returned from
a trip to Chicago on Sunday. He looks
well, and says he is glad to get back.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-24

The RENO JOURNAL announces itself
for daily issue the latter part Of next
month. Reno ought to support one
daily, certainly.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-24

THEATER.-sIr. Piper opens lis season
at tbs Carson Theater with Miss Denim
in Boucicault's play OF Led Astray."
She will assume tie part Of "Armands'
and will be supported by Mr.. Cogsswell as
"Ruaolphe." Miss Denim is very ex-
cellsnt artistic and renders this character
with great effectiveness. This is pro
nounced the greatest triumph Of Eouci-
cault's dramatic genius. No lover OF
the drama should fail to he present this
evening. Secure your seats il You have
not already done 50.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-24
LIST OF LETTERS

HNAINIEG IN THE CARSON fGSTCF
IL. EICH March -. 1874:
LADIES LIST.
Norris. Florence Richards, krs F
Pluncur. Miss EolIie Teieh, Mrs Angelim
GENTLRHEN'S LIST.
Bate, James LOwden. John "
Evans, John Norris. N
Fuller Jamesr Montgomery, Vim
French, CT NcCarty, James
Frame WmF Phelps, CHI
Flynn Thos Panabaker, Charles
Gralnick, r Ryan, Harry II
Hoar, Samuel Z Schyeger, Charles
Henry, William Smith, I
Leacne, Oh Zaspel, NV
B. L. WINNIE, T n
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-24

TEE members of the Episcopal Sunday
School are requested TO meet at the
Schooi-house this evening at u O'Clock,
to rehearse for the Easter Anniversary.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-24
The DAILY CUrIL is to be the name C

q new paper which will make its appear
ancs at Eureka, under the proprietor
ship of Mr.. w. B. Taylor, formerly Of
the Elko Independent. Taylor is 4 STIR
ing man and ought to make his paper
succeed, if there's business enough in
Eureka to sustain two papers.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-24
TIE REASON WHY.

The question is daily asked by thousands Q:
our citizens, WHY it is the X l. Bi'teTs have
achieved such rcruIar;t, with the public, and
have such an immense salc:" The reason is
because thew svs III old and we'll established
article, and are made from She most choice
herbs all roots; the many who have tried them,
testify to their beneficial qualities, and have no
hesitation in recommending tLeLa to their
afflicted fIonds.
They ere acknowledged TO be the best tome
and recuperator known; they build M the sys-
tenn. and impart strength TO the weak and e1-
Eausted. and are endorsed and recom:ne nded by
our most eminent Physicians Jasper certificates
On osch tot.l-l To those afflicted with the
Dyspepsia, Indigestion and Loss of Appetite, as
a blood purifier they surpass all other SO called
tonics which have lately been placed in the
market
No family should be without them Sold
everywhere.
L EPSTEIN & CO.
Sole Proprietors, us IRON; ST.,
.nehla.cm San Prauciscc.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-24

Monday, March %. II

Monday, March %. Hon. C. n.
Harris, Judge, presiding.
James Scales vs.. A. ". Earrill. Case
dismissed on stipulation.
p. d. Cameron Us. J. L. Blethsn.
Judgment for plaintiff
And now as to the mixed matter of the
case of John B. Hereford {nee Sides
-ersts Hobart. Narlette e. al. your re-
porter cometh out of Count and de-
poseth. that he'll be sesuestered and
oxiled to the doubtful shades of Fiddler's
Green, (the place where lawyers and
show actors go whom they Gie) if he can
make either head or tail to the case thus
entitled; and Furthermore that he will
thus be sequesterei and exi,ed, as afore-
said. if he thinks he wants to know
either the head or the tail of such
tortuosity and very serperiine labarynth
Of litigation. 1t is enough to say that
the case hath been happily delivered of
one Dali. who has been sent to the [.
s. Circuit Court for his share of Justice;
and that the Judge promptly denied ali
delaying motions and ordered the case
mp on It's merits to-day. Mr.. Osborne.
the accomplished phonogra7her is here
to take the evidence. All the lawyers
Of Virginia are on seyfrai OF the Sides,
and pretty much all the lawyers of Car
son are for the parties Of The other part.
Court meets this morning al ID o'clock.
FUs AID TRoLIc At Eair.RE-Bob
Flanders cropped in last night TO say
that he ani Jack Grant and Conrad
lick and Jack Hines had been engaged |
10 go to Empire on Thursday night and |
lend their assistance 2. concert and |
ball gotten Up by Ha"sen and other
leading men Of TIE place. These four |
musicians WI perform some Of their
most artistic Instrumental music and
will also furnish forth the requisite
music 10 set the Empiric's heels to rock
ing IS tho csdeHae of the merry dance.
There IL be q programme out tomorrow
and then we'll know all about if.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-24
BORN.

In Carson City. March 81, 1874, t. $he wife Of
DIR. B. Dawson, a daughter.
In Carson City, March %, 1874, to tie wife Of
I. 3. Winston. a son.
In Carson City, March &c, 1874, to the wife of
4 B. Driesbach, 4 son.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-24

tOEFIC ERSs
PETER DOSAHUE, President.
A. J. BRYANT, Wee Pr sdent.
CHARLES II. CUSHING, Secretary.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Peter DonahUe,. A. j. Bryant,
ID. Sullivan, Frank NJ. Finley,
il. Ii. HaiSht, Z. Burke,
John Ii. Saunders. J. W. Nye
John Middleton, Hugh Whittier,
A. H. Rutherford, Alexander Austin,
IL. W. Scale, John Rosenfcld,
John j. Marks. W. A. Piper,
T. W. C0rbert, II. Maybluru,
Geo, q. McMullin, Richard Iyers,
=. j. White, Thos. j. Owens,
Y. H. Russell, Sacramento; John G. po~ney,
Z. L. Temple, Les Angeles.
The State Investment Company has no con-
Dcction with INSURANCE Combinations; Its bust
ness is transacted at The lowest paying rate OF
premium. each baZard Is judged vi by its own
IlcIits, aLu treated without rttCrtECs 10 Grbitra
~ rules sr vexatioeS regulations.
Vim. 6. s...sSHGk,
Ges.'I Agent State of Nevada, Virginia
y. c. FOCUS, Local Agent.
Far ornnsby County. Office; Corner Telegraph
and Carson Streets. Carson CITY. Js3l-lm
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Hsborough Highland County, Ohio, Thursday
The State Liquor Law.

The first section makes it unlaw-
full to sell or give away Intoxicating
liquors to be drank on or about the
premises.
The second makes it unlawful to
sell in any way, or give away, intox-
icating liquor to minors, and the
third makes the selling or giving
away of intoxicating liquor to per-
sons drunk, or in the habit ofgetting
drunk, likewise unlawful.
The fourth section makes it un-
lawful to keep places where intoxica-
ting liquors are sold; declares the
same to be common nuisances, to be
shut up and abated.
The penalty for the violation of
the first, second and third section is
a fine in every instance of not less
than SIS nor more than $50.
The penalty for the violation of
the fourth section is fine not less
than $50 nor more than 500, or
in the jail of the coun-
ty for not less than twenty nor more
than fifty days, or both, at the dis
sretion of the court, and the places
may be shut up and abated by order
If the court.
These are, in substance, the pro-
visions of the general State law on
;he subject. In addition there is the
Adair liquor law, and also the law
against getting intoxicated.