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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-05-27
Latest and Rest Book

On nervous aud sexual debility, nightly
losses, etc. Nine Illustrations. Sent free
for 10 cents - DR. Il. G. ABBEY,
i2sw6m 30 N3Egl Buffalo, n. Y.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-05-27
Knox and Lenoir Circuit Appointments

Two days meetings at Powell's Station,
Cumberland Presbyterian church. Sat
urday and Sunday, May 80 and 81; Mace
d mia, Saturday and Sunday, June and Z.
Quarterly meeting at Giezentanner's, Sat
urday and Sunday, June IL and IA.
v23q&w1t ~ j, II. PAYNE, Pastor.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-05-27

Office day of County School Superin.
tendent of Knox-Monday of every week,
at Bell House School building, in Knox
vile. vl9w2t
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-05-27

according 20 reports, chOera has already
made its appearance in soNle portions OF
the South. Ii these Tumor are correct, 1t
behooyesl our people to TAX warning in
time, and have their systel thoroughly
prepared to Withstand the het of summer
and disease incident to the sason. TO do
this effectively the blood NUT be cleansed
and the liver made vigorousand active.
DIR. Harris Blood and Liver'ills will do
this, and no one should fail tory them.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-05-27

The following licenses were Issued ioI
the pas-t week
John II. Waisman To Mary Howell.
J { Davidson Ia Sarah J. IUugbutt"m
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-05-27
TEMPERANCE MATTERS
oak Grove Division No. :. sons Ut Tem
perRnce.


oRk Grove Division No. :. sons ~ 'Tem-
perance.
Saturday night was the time appointed
for Temperance lecture, 10y Judge Lewis,
but the Judge being too fatigued, failed to
come to time. and large crowd was very
much disappointed, hut they amused them
selves by singing for while, after which,
the w. Z. proposed having some speeches
bsthe brothers present. First, the w. p. in
troduced Thos. Collier, who made some
very touching and appropriate remarks
which were endorsed by all present. He
said will not support man for office who
drinks whisky or precures his election with
whisky, nor will | 90 on man bond for
office guilty of the same.
Elijah Bishop, Esq, then gave us an ac-
count of the cost of whisky in Tennessee,
and even in our county. There is scarcely
n crime but can be traced to whisky. We
talk ofhigh taxes. Take otfthe cost of Grim
inals in our courts and prisons and taxes
would be quite different; and this should
encourage all sons Of temperance to work
for the cause.
The w. =. then introduced DIR. Mccall,
who had travelled the route, of in
temperance, but now is a hard worker for
the cause of temperance. He said in his
young days, times were quite different
from now there was no temperance all
whisky. A man who had a farm was not
complete without a still and still house
Those that had no still house would take
their meal and have a run made in order &c
have little for a breakfast dram and would
not forget it at dinner. He spoke very en-
couragingly to the young ladies, for there
were goodly number present. He thank
ed his God for temperance organization
armed and equipped, ready to meet the
enemy. 1t then began to thunder anC
threaten to rain, so he had to close his re
marks. i. W. II.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-05-27
Coffee,

Williams, Zimmerman & Wilson offer
in connection with their other business, a
full line of coffee, purchased direct from
importers, which they propose to sell to the
trade for cash, at figures low as 1t can be
bought In any Of tie Eastern markets,
freights added. 81 .. v22d&w2t.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-05-27
Struck by Lightning.

on Sabbath morning between daylight
and sunrise, heavy thunder storm visit
ed the 9Th district, and young lady nam
ed Victoria Hyden was seriously shocked.
She in company with one of her sisters
was standing at the window, when the
lightning struck a tree Immediately in
front of the house, when the young lady
fell senseless on the floor, to all appearau-
ces dead, while her sister remained un-
| harmed Her widowed mother and 9TH
els soon rushed to her side and made use
! of the usual remedies, and finally she was
| restored TO consciousness, but talked during
| the entire day in "a senseIess, incoherent
| manner. She was thought to he in Sc
riOus condition.
One great blessing of our age is the ia
clity for procuring remedies for various
| diseases, carefully prepared and ready tn
toe administered. John r. Henry, Curran
| & Cor, of New York, have list Of nearly
| ,ne hundred articles which they manu-
| facIure in their laboratory there, and
| among these there l. none OF greater va 'ue
| ie children than DR., Rogers Vegetable
Worm Syrup. Pleasant, paatable, and
| effective. Sold in every drug and country
store, John f. Henry, Currsu 4 Co,
ProprietOrs, 6 and Coll, ge Place. New
| York. vl5d&wlm .
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lego is linked school," ss old
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-05-27

- ~ Ss'tS'S "A'H P"'S WV. ~ Ss--ss-- 49,
that with such color Was of greater
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-12-16
Ser Sb1af bci Ebicrcn.

Sic Ti10e fat nod Niemano i9laieno
| gelcDcll; oenll inllnner hleibcn tlie III Ser
fge1pannten Gtellun9 in >uel9er lire
aus9e6rciteten Tlu1len ben 9tiiden pbcn
gu baltcn bcniibt 1ino, l:no i6rc Wu9en
entbcDrel1 Der ocdenoen 9(ugenliocr; 10
itaoren lie Sag uno 9ia6t ununterbro=
hen in ibre llngebun9 6inaus. Sic l9ei=
men n1lr NIT einem ein5i9en Sinne, l,dm'
liD Dem aes @erll6s, 5u i6lafen, inoem
lie BON W6enos 10 llbr bis fritz 2 lbr
ibrcr Wittcrlln9 ent6cbrcu. Mcrf,piiroi9er
ober als bies lit Die 8eobabtllng, ouf 6ie
man crit fiir5iib aufmerfiom tpuroc, baB
es Gjeld0pfe gibt, lpel9e oen Mcn16
pom llriprunge |einer Gultnr an beerben<
pcllc be9leitcn uno ni6t Bios am Sage
nit ibm lua1en, ionocrn au6 sur Na9t<
5eit, menn i1r @e6icter l9ldft tbre Wu=
gen ni6t iblieben. 0ie1e INNER wo@en=
Den gSeleu. liub pie >uiebcrfduel1oen
Sbiere &inoer, @@ofe uno 3iegen. Sur
bic @au9lin9c oieler @ei60pfe seuieBen
Den @dlaf; 1obalo lie aber bcs Wieoer<
tauen bc9iuen, b0rt Der @6laf auf uno
lpcin nidt er,uielen ludre, boB oos Wie,
ocrfduen lelbit cine 9lrt pnn G11of it,
To Ddtten wic gar ni6ts, luos mir an ibnen
als ctluas Dem G6lafc Nerluanbtes ouf
finben fDnnteu. - .. @-"..'-. :>.t-.'~
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-12-16

iDrer 5llrtDeile, baS lie por i6rcn &iubcru aus.
! iprebcn, ipirflid) babei, fam, -. iuie idre
Sdm,dDrcocn oft roDcn Gaultidl1acn oleidcn,
init bencm iie eli, 8ilo aertriimmcrn, iuc(d)cS
! finblide ltnbsfon9eu9cit IN Darmloicr llnldu(o
iinnia lid) alsgcmo[t 1attc! Cure gsprtc be-
ribrcn Den EAlsihlag bes @erscus, bo1cr miibt
ibr bcniclbcn aud ridtig berl rlteDcn unb sablcn
! lcrncn. 1ni .,.sst ~ .s::r. sa.>. Z C.ri' -
t9Sas bon Den, 2cbrcr ailt, roilt aud bon ben,
Yricitcr, Dem bic @ltcrn bie rclisioic slusbil>
ouna iDrcs Ginbcs anbertroucn. llnter oe,,
:SNiilcrn liub gciuib oicirniacn bic lluocbor>
lam ltcn, ocrcn eltcru nit Gcrod)tung uuo
McgipcrfunA Don bcli, 2c1rcr iprehen; ltnter
Den balbcr,uadlcnen 8url1en iino Iidrrlid)
ocjcniAen Die lcid)tfcrtiaiten uuo sigcl(plcitcu,
lcinem amtlidcn Iuftrctcn immcr ciu gut
Die Gltcrn crnitlid' 6iitcn, bic ainoer su 3cugen
pon @elpraden gu ncDncn, bic iucocra su
i9rcr @elcDrun9 nod 81, ibrcr Grbauuns
oiencn fonnen. @ic iollten ein9cocut blci,
bcn,; bob iic bon icbcn, sSortc oaS iie
acraoe III Der bier bciprodcncn S'inlid)t ee>
braudcn, Mcdcni@aft oblegcn miiicn uno oab
l!c einc Gntld)uloi9ung, oecr gar cinc &cdtfers
tiguna fir nniiberleotc unb niDt .abaciudgtc
Utpc1' h0lt VHttn lpttpcH. WlD9cn nc ltd) Der
art bebcrrl0cnL bob ibncu enjt iDrc ainocr be-
sc,,gcn touncn: uMie babe id boa mcincn 81
tern Gin sSort acbort, bob mir Nnlab CUR
Slinoc ac9cben Dlttc, nic bot Gins ibrcr gsortc
bos @crtroucn Scrltort, bas id ;u bcncn babcn
iolltc, Die mir 0uDrcr 0uf oem ycbcnsucge icin
iolltcl."
gSir Dabcn bier nur cine ncgatioc @crpili6>
tuna Der @ltcrn ac9cn iDrc &inocr bclpro6cn;
abcr ea geniiAt nidt, oob Die G(tern ibrcn &in,
bern fcincr Nnitab, tein s(cracrnib acbcn, ion-
bern lic iollen iic oud in politlbcr 9Scilc ourd
ipciic 2cDrcn rno autcs Scilpicl su cincr gott>
lpobl9efalli9cn @clinnun9; ,ouf Der Gin ,uoDr>
goft 6riltlidcr 2cbcnswanocl berubt unlcitcr.
9cilcnungca@tct 1tcDt cS icit, bab suoorecrlt
boS llnfraut bon bcml sldcr cntfcrnt pcrbcn
muB, bcber oas frud Somcntorn fci<'
men uuo frDDlid) acoeibcn lou. "
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-12-16
Gci oprff6tio int 1trtbcil.

Gd)on ocr Dl syafobuS leDrt III lcincm @ricfe
bob bic 3unge 3uar Gin fleines @lico lit, bab
tic ober @robcs auridtet, 61nlid, iuic Elm flci>
l,er Scuerbran6 cincn aroben 9Solo cutSiinOcn
fann. Ilit Der 3unAe f6nnen lpir @ott lobcu
unb ldilcra, ben Sfdhltcn crboucn uno friinfcn,
bic gSoDrbeit bcscugcu uub bic 2iiye bcrorciten,
bic @etrilbtc,, ,troitcn 1lnb bic (luidulo bctril,
ben, boS 2atcr betImpfcn uno Die Sugcnb uur
tcroridcn.. gbcr cserooe hcSDalb miii1en mir
Die 3unge 9on5 belonbcr5 iibcriuoden unb i5ii=
acln, nolnit mir bei Scr una ci9cncu Sinfduia<
felt unb S1iodd)c uibt nbcr bcllcres gSoacn
uno Grfsnncn sluluB ;ur Siiubc uno Snitob
sum llnreGt geben. Wit grobcr @oriidlt mill
len mir u,s bitten, in @cgcniuart bon &inbern
iibcr bicjcnigcn uniiberle9te 8e,ncrfunacn unb
l1rtbcile ST Gubcr11, Die in iDrcn
gu9cn o9tungg ggcbetcno bolteDcl1 miiiicr, oo>
init lic i9re 2cbrcn nit Icrtrduc,1 cntgcgcnncDs
men,.
Sn icDr lcDrrcider @eilc bcridtct s. II. &au>
mcr III iciner @eidid)te Der Eaoagogif iibcr
inc anideincup gans Darr,lpie 8emcrfrna iei~
nrs @aters, mclde auf i'm einen Ginbrud &C.
1no6t Dat, ipic CT ipciter geDcnb faum gehoGt
,pcrocu funu., Gein &atcr, 10 crjablt CT, babc
einn,al bic slrt unb Mciie, ipie icin 2cDrer Die
8cbcrr i1ncioe, III icincr @egenipo1t gctaoelt
9ieier scrinsfiaiac Gaoel fiiat CT DinSly madtc
mid gum crtc,1 Walc siueifcl1 al. bet Soil
fo,nmcnDcit DcS 2eDrcrs. 0l0d)tcn 6arum ollc
Gltern po1l crud9er, tueldc @irfunscu jeoeS
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S(erscn aus h inc1i1 c) { III

- &er5en aus 6inc1ii6em
Is d :. 9oS 6ineiii6e Wa6s 5iebt
in ncuel tier 3clt leincs inbultriellen Wer=
tics ,ucgen bic belonbere 9lufmerflon,teit
ouf li@. 3n &crsen pcrlpanot 9ibt es
cin Forfcs Delles 2i9t l,nb fat 5ubem
Den 8ortbcil, oab cs li6 nit 2ei6ti9feit
5u @ctfc Dcrorbeiten ldbt. Gs lit ppn
gelu6bnli6cn1 @o6s. in 1o fern peri @ie=
Ser, oIs cs i'm @ommer bel bobcr Sent
pcrotllr l6n1il5t; biele (l1nannebmli9fcit
fam jcop6 burtD einfo6e Nlittel per-
1nieben tperbcn. @s 1T tpeiBer ais Bie=
nenwoGs, iprDber ais Oallclbe, ldbt li6
meniser lei6t perarbeiten ,lnb 5ci9t ei1ten
glatter, mn @clortigen Bru9. @ein
1pecifiiGes @etpidt 1tebt ben1jeni9en bes
9e>DD5uli9cn Wa6Ics MIR lpcl1ig naG.
I'M es Su perorbeiteu, lnub man es aaf
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lpmcn Aemol0tl ippn

9cbruftHuuroc,l lporcn5G GgemoDt ppn
&ln1 n1ter9eiltli1en, 2s@ MIN a.1;|' - q.
1?aSic M6Ier lporen' inl Mtittcloltcr Sc
bets= uno 9(rbeitsDduler. lin M}ittcr-
naebt itanoc,r hie: M0n6e oui suuo lon=
gen i'm G0or, Damn ld)liefcn lie iluieocr !;
i'm 5 l1br Mprgcns iucdte lir Die @lpfe
alno iie 9illycn Tin 'abermols i'm G6or 5u
! lingen, I'm 10 llbr 1tutete nlu,l sum
@p0omt ltnS llm2 ll6r sur Nelper, am
|9(benbe"Sum en9lilrben GruBe. 3wil den
ben gnttes6iell ltliDeu @erritbtnn9cn ltel>
! ten 1ie 0riitlibe Sctrocbtlln9en an uub
belNafti9tcr5 fh init Ser 2elung BON 9ln=
| bo6tsl0rif ftelh@ s(Qe 3eit, oie-ibncn mod
ii6rig blieb : geb0rte Scr Mrbeit Sic
Gineu apergoloeten Sic 9roben 9(uion9s=
6u6foben Ser 0onol ldriftcu l0miirfteu
Die @eitsnrdnoer nit 8ersicrungen, ooer
cplorirten bieG,eingeltboltctcn Miniotar=
biloer. @@os mar Die .Beidd fti9ung Der
Sriibcr!5,' : luel6e pom 9innel nur: Die
&obe Der G1bnl l1rci0ctunit Il erboIten
botten uno oics mor i'm Mittelolfcr feline
9elu0bnli0e @ohe J., 0iejcnigen, pel0e
reidlidcrc &aben cmpfon9cn bottcn,
id)rieben 9riehilNc ober iibe Wcrfe
ob. entSifferten bic Mbfiirsuuge1l, Ole bpp=
peltcn, breifad) uno oufcinunoer 9citeIlten
BUD 6itoben erfldrtcn oQe Sin nfdllc> ,pelDe
Die fun ltreiden @6rci6er untcr ibren
8cr5icrl'iigen 81 pcrber9te' pilcgten ilub
oft taum onbeuteten Gilli9e botten Die
8eltinunllnN sic S6riften Der 9llten in
Ole Mutteripro6e .5u i6erieBcn; MnOere
Sic idwieri9cn @hriftiteQen init @loien
5u erfliren unb 5l' belcudten ); wieber Wn=
bcre, bos lpor aber bic fleinl lte 3abl ous=
erle1encr &6pfe, oiNteten Spinner uer=
fubten &ir6engeIdnge oocr .@Dn,bple,
&otedismen, 8etrodtun9en unb &ebete
fir o0e 3eiten uno ollc Gtdnoe. g8dD=
reno Die len- ltilcn Bel9dit ditigungen bes
9entcns 9in9en Die &loferpiorten uuun=
tcrbroden allf unrs Sh. 8alo fam Gin
M6n9 suritt, Scr einer, 5terbenoen bic:
bcili9c @e95cbrul19 9cbra@t bate; balo
0ing elmer ob Der cincm Gral1fen Die
Me6i5in bro6te, Sic cr leIbit bereitet
bate; bolO fam ein Wnoerer, ruel6er BON
Der Yeit on9eitedt 5uriid 9ebra6t lpuroc,
Die er lid our6 oen mitleioigen 8elu6
Der &ranfenDduler gebolt Dotte; ooer es
luaren mod gnoe-e !, lDcl6e fort9ingell,
uu 5u prcbi9en, bic @afran1ente 5u 1pen=
ben uno 9llmolcn ous5utbeilcn. 9os par
oos &loiterleben in Oeutl6lano i'm Mit1
tclalter : eil1 2eben Dnler Wfibe1 f0rper=
li@er Gntbebrlln9cu unO iiti9erMnitren<
gungen ober aud) Elm 2ebcn poQ 6es
5roites uno 0es bimmlil6en Srieoens
Iiir oen> ben Der oie1en Trieben 5u finocn
pu BITE.
sci Dprff6tig int 11rtbcil.
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!. u. Die, s@lttde'G1l1tg /. 4. !.
3 9 7 70 D. .telfa. 1t.tts ut IT'S.
..;,ssis,a.( (VirtbeM Dbio @niienfrernb.v ,sA- i
2. ,9ie> &l6(ter int M1ittclalter,'H
(Vilrihell uDlip Wnilenfrcunb.V

z, 9ie< &l0(ter int Mittclalter,ss
ns9ie1&l6iter ,uoren; i'm lfittelolter bil
3uilu6tsitdtte Der &iuui itc uno 9yiNcll=
l1aften;t 6ie Mbn1e iIino oie rillsigci
3ei9en oonali9er GeiitcStD1tigfcit'; : iii
&loltcr finoct mon sic Dlalcrej Die Blo=
bauerfllni It !, Die 0i6ifunit Die Sitter
tbumsluil lIeni6oft. .aa SctroAtet all' Die
9roBdrti9en @ebduoe Die Icnpet oie
&opellen, Die 8ctbduier, bic jic crrirbtttcl,
Sic &l6lter bic M6teicll Die Yriorote,
Die lic 1tiftcten uno ontirten !! Sic Srii=
den Sic lie 'iibcr Sic 'Tlille. bouten
Sic Spipitdler, Sic GieDenydllltr, oie fl
ben &ronfen uuo 59>p69li0en Dineteu!
Die Gebraldtalten .l'nb Qlfooemien, Die lie
erridteteu ! SIN ben a&lojtcrn fonb Die
Sitte'pcrbelierung cine 3nf flu6tltdtte ;
obne oic &lD1tcr bdttc europa 9caItert
unb picl(tibt, iu7 Oer Borborei 1eineu
3oo 0efin1oen. ~Seoem M0ude NOR feline
8ciddf fti9una 5u9et9eilt'> : jeber Oroen
botte ieine belonoere Wcile.l 9ie jsort=
baulcr .beldetcn sic Groe, rel,teteu Sic
Wdlber aus, ,u1abteu unbeballtcn Ypocn
fruht6ar; edmmten Ole 5tr0mc elm, lebr=
ten uno erluciterten bic &enntniB bea
Mderboues !, Die @ereoclung ocs Booens
unb Der; pfanScn bur0 Se,p6jjcrlln9
unb 8bropfurg. 9ie Beneoiftiller be=
16aiti9ten 3lidy nit Dem 9(bi0rei6en uuo
Der Grfldrung alter @6riften uno l1r=
funoen, ooer NIT Der 9luslegung ,nb
ueberiebung 9riedil6er unb lotcinil6cr
@Driftlteller, mdbreno einfoAe @6reiber
nit en9el9leiGer Gebulo bemiibt poren.
Die 9eiitli@en 2ieoer m0 &ir9tn9ebete'
nit @emdloen su peroicren. Gs gas i'm
lcdsSebnten ;Sabrblln6ert il, Stalicll
&l6fter, ,pel6e, III Merfitdttel, Scr. M}olerci,
8oufurit uno Bilobauerei un,ge,uanoelt
,porcn::1 9ia9 Der Bcenoi9un9 besre9el=
mdbigen @ebetes elite bic Nf0nbe. aur
@rbeit; oie Ginel1 9riffeu na6 Dem Wei=.
BEL, Die Nnoerll mad bent Girfel sooer
piniel. Sang Stolien mar pon Deg
&ubmcs Der M0n9e, N}an ofaubte
beim Nnblid eines Rlo tiers int W1ittel=
otter einen 8ienenitod 5u iebcu. Sic
@incn arbeitetcn in 9orj; Dem ibre 9dn0e.
olle mD9li6en Tormen 9aben, bas lie oft
lpie ben Marmor be leclten; Qlnbere ent=
sifferten olte @9riften. Sen Ginc,l mar
Der 9immel unb Die @terne. Sugctbeilt
Mnoern eille piellei1t nod punoerppl(crc
9Belt, oos menI6(iGe @er5..
Sic &lDiter baben a6er ouG nod an
hcrp 0(n5hriid,e npItpnA 81 unrhr,, Shre
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-16

A project to build new theater In
Virginia City is just now agitatins GER
tain men of means in Virginia City. The
site selected for the building is between
C and D streets. Immediately opposite
Piper's Opera House. and fronting on Z
street, directly across from the saloon OF
Orndorff d Magee. II the affair proves
a success, the house will extend from c
through to D streets. and will be of large
dimensions, and furnished with all mo-
dern theatrical improvements. A broad
flight of stairs will lead down into the
parquette. which will be filled with or
chestra ahairs. The dress circle will be
on level with C street, and there will be
a gallery still above, to which the admis-
sion will be half price. This will he
the choicest seats to those paying full
admission, and remove noise, confusion.
foul air and tobacco smoke to the upper
tier. There is no better location for
place of amusement than the one deci-
ded upon as it is on the principal thor
oughfare of the city and easy Of access.
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CEAs. ". FRIENDS STOCK OF
HOLIDAY GOODS.
Magnificent Jowelry, tsc., DC.

Charley Friend has opened out his re-
cent purchases of Jewelry, watches,
bronze clocks, canoes, etcetera, and
certainly his show cases are very attract
i've and tempting. Magnificent sets of
pearls. corals, ameythists. onyx. sap
phires, topazes, emeralis and the royal
diamond: beautiful specimens Of etrus-
can-ware; Genoese tiligrse work; rings
and pins and bracelets and necklaces of
rare workmanship ana rich design;
watches from the most celebrated fac
tories of Europe and America; mantel
clocks Of beautiful design and finish ;
silver ware of the latest fashion; superb
chains, and SO on and on, in grand pro
fusion. The searchcr for beautiful
things wherevith to make rich souvenirs
can tird his taste delightfully."- gratitied
by visiting Mr.. Friends tasteful estab-
lishment.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-16

THE Coming Execution is made the
subject of the following mention in the
Chronicle Of last evening: "Sherii
Swift, of Ormsby county, has adj
dressed a communication TO Chief
Lackev, of this city, requesting his
assistance to preserve order, with as
many Of our police force as can be
spared for the occasion. We learn
tina. great number of persons from
this city intend going down to see
Murphy swung of, many of whom
have n curiosity Ia see q man hung
once in their lives. In Orm>by county
and the rural districts where the char.
ac,er Of Murphy is well known and
PEOPLE are familiar with the circum-
stances of the murder committed by
him, the greatest interest has been
taken in tie progress ofhstrial, ana no
iou bt there j. q large crowd of people
who will go to witness the finale OF the
proceedings. Women are usually out
in full force at executions, but 1t is
scarcely possible that many Of the
fairer sex will lie present on Friday.
IL may he that the crowd Of men IN
attendance Will not be as great as is
anticipated, but in orier to rroyide for
all emergencies Il strong police force
viii he on hand.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-16

CoMING.-We are very glad to an
nounce, and We know that the greater
number of our readers Will be quite as
glad to learn. that Mr.. ID. II. Sessions
will arrive here from Elko. 10 day.
We believe it is Mr.. Sessions purpose
10 remain several weeks with us.
Anyhow, we hope he Will.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-16

TEE GOLD Hill News warmly seconds
tie motion of the APPEAL for Legisla-
tive Ball. That's right. neishbor,
stand in" and help us to get things
properly straiehtened ont and lifted up.
All we ask is that Carson may give her
self room according to her inches.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-16

Me-. W. J. FLoREscF, always and
everywhere pleasing actor, has delight
ed the Virginia City play-goers with his
charming rendition of Cap'n Cutie. in
tLe adaptation OF Dickens 'Dombey
and Son We hope TO see Mr. Flor
ence in Carson.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-16

Ir.F,J. wni1r, fh,,icitn and ,uieo,n. hss
r,n,o,,d, Zee non the ornshy House 10
IN, ,ui,. If rooms ever a. D. Soli,n's Drre
st.,e,pttr,n .if,,t. lie may il,fc lie ctI-
,uli,a a, t.txIll l,ltt 81 tie 90. Ard nit LIE
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-16

A SMALL RIPPLE of excitement was
caused last night by the uproarious con-
duct of a member of the sporting frater-
nifty who, getting into bad streak of
luck at faro game at the Oriole,
smashed the case-keeper and got arrested
and taken to Jail for his rantankerosity.
We believe that charge Of disorderly
conduct was entered against him. 1t is
tad enough TO fight the tiger without
kicking his cage.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-16

Io,trs 81 ann wirp.--1bose WHO desire 10
indulge in tic luxury g lh'nifs ire imroitod
cigar, or domestic mtiuffctuie 81 tuisrtr
quality; tlso fne cut ,h,Niug or tnoking
tobacco, ut Nhul,tule or f,iAil have 'hl! 70 cal.
ON the I'D store OF y. Iotis.It'h, 'ern.r
County Ble,k, Cafson city. u
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-16
MINING rTOCk REPORT.
Forenoon Boa ~.

FORENOON UOHe"-
1880 Ophir 100. lIs. l,7h. 100 b3o
1860 Mexican %. %. 30 b3O, %
1890 Gould Curry 3as. 81. 3OA, 81 t3
1895 Best h Belcher "a. 81. 81
So5 Savage Nv. l1a. il6 bn. lis
1876 Chollsr IL, -, 75H. -
$40 Hale h Norcross a?h, 50, So, SO
1860 Crown Point 4Sh bSo. Al, 46I, II
Ns Yellow Jacket 1875. 1876. 1851
2l35 Imperial l4'1 Is. l5A, l5h
2e0 Empire Mill lls1, ~.
$40 Kentuck 20. 90 y. 2011, 81
s37 Alpha 26. 25h. 25a4
i,4o Belcher 46. AN b3o. A b3o. 46a
SIC Confidence 80. ~. 81, IS
345 Con Virginia 2s5. 2si, 2s2 BIO. 28'
o6s5 Sierra Nevada Is, IN, IT, l6h
1913 Daney2h
1855 California 27e, 80 b5. 27S b3o. 267h
l25 Seq Belcher l35. lSa. Pm
go Oyerman 70, y, an, Tx
$50 Justice 70
sos Succor 6. 6A ca. 6
SCI Lady Bryan 81. 3Es,
els Julia 8. ~. az
40 Caledonia %. %, 25]s BIO. 25ls
50 Knickerbocher 6, OK, Ga
l75 Globe II, !, ~
o?5 Baltimore 8, 81 bS, 81. S.
Evening Report
2Ss Valley 6l. 6'.. Ga, ca
sos Raymond 1, Ely -. 259, Is b3O. H1s
60 Eureka Con 1917. 1874, lj's, ija
3i5 Phoebe X, 4 b3A, ~
$50 Wash K Creole
220 Flag 3. 2zs. =.
1910 Belmont l6. l5k, Is
zoo Mon Belmont y
1850 Rye Patch ) = 81. 81. b3o. 3's b5o
$50 Newark IL. -, /.
1900 EldoradO South ), J'e,
20 Pru-sian
$50 Eldorado North 4
Oh l. L
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-16

Hon. GEO. C. GoRHAN will leave san
Francisco for Washington this morning.
His friends Will De glad to know that his
wife, who has been seriously i'll and who
accompanies him. is greatly improved in
Inalth.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-16

HARRY IIUNTEH Of tie V. & I. l.. Il.
has gone East to purchase new loco
motives and cars for that road. He
will engage two first class passenger
coaches and two or more BALDWIN
engines.