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, 1874-07-03

Ancrioan countries Euoh a. ohilo and Peru,
friend Of mine, who lived there, tolls mo that
hroworks are introduced At evoty festival, and
especially At thoHe Of tho Church. ii THO people
set thom on III broad daylight and ut all hours
Of tho night. Ho is an enthusiastic follow him.
Aolf, and / am not blro TINT ho docs hot exag-
gerate. 1lltla, but llo Bays that lie has soon
asne bustnoEe' man leave Na oilloo In midday aud
60 into the a1root to Beld off rocket. During
chnrnh.sorvloen, nisot fireworks arc diaplayedt 10
That there Is perpetual Fourth Of July. Per-
haps norno OF you think II would DO nlco to live
In Blich place I, I don't. 'e''
The otIicr day bought throa packs Of crnct-
Oh, all made in China, mud pnld cohtB each for
thon. You. know how they are paekol,-iu
white Btraw-papot; With crimson label bcAring
al inscription printed in Gilt characters. Well,
inscription oh tho margin moant!!s / Hn not a
learned resHon, no I asked a 5Apanesa atadeut
wtio understands ChtnoBo to translate IL for mo.
AZ tho contra OF ono label Ia iilad With thot out.
limo Of an eagle, the paok evidently isi designed
ior young Atnoricans., And tile wondatfu1-loblt.
moro tl,an M advertisements Of tho doalors reddl
ing, whom ttaiialatod, as follows: ''' '.'' i"
Our Office Ia In On Bon, and ws 1aats tho hest kind
OF ro4crRckctH. Pcnae copy down the Advertisement,
and wo hops there will be no misAke.
On tho second pnck aro figures Of two China
mon, and the following inscription III Chinoso:
and We set before tle public boaatif articles, i,cu
ing file-craclers, made by ourselves. We hops our
customers will wrlts down tho advertisement aud
remember. ~
On tho eamo pnclt the address Of the firm (pro..
means: "Ien thousand Prosperity Chambers."
On the third pack thoro is tho outline of a
dragon, aud In English, on the label, "Cresoont
Clop-Suporior Firo.C Crackers"
, 1874-07-03

y From s. Nicholas for J,tly. -,
A good many elderly people are afflicted With
suspsct thoy don't mind 1t worry much, for in
Bvery puff Of blue smoke that wreatheR ttaef
andor their noses they sec boys or girl'a
Il ia queer cuatom. this ao!tlng-ott Of
fireworks. but II Is observed in many coun.
November. In China on Now Year's Day, and
In South America On all suitable and unBuit-
able oocaalons. Az you know, the 9th Of No.
vember ia the Anniversary Of the GunpoWdcr
ri1 u so. SD Ss si &oass 81 fy
With all the members, great and small, inside:
But tho plot was discovered and dofoated, and
tho ,patriotio people Of England still celebrate
their escape. On avory anniversary OF the day
they hays fireworks and bontiros, apd tho boys
burn efl!gies Of tho traitor. I have aeon capi.
tai Guy FawkeH mhde with broomattok, a
ragged old coat, = battorol old hat, and
penny paper mask. Do1os Of matolles, aquibs,
Aud crackers were socrated about his ugly per.
an old chair with chorus OF noisy youngsters
following AItor and aiuging.'
nunpowdor plot shall noyer ba forgot,
As lonu az old England stands upon rockt
When he had been paradod through all tho
was planted on tho top Of bonfire for throne
and burned, amid the spiuttazings and fumes Of
she orackers and squibs liddou III lIH drosH.
In the Southern btatcs. aa those OF YOU who
llge there know, chriatmas Day IL tue great oc-
aoalre tor crackers aud pln-hocls as In the North
OIL Tho Fourth. In Chlna tho almond-oyed pa-
tives hre of their crackers on New Yenr'a Day
as have said, aud travellers state that thu loiHs
Without tho leaat iniermiasion. II ia moi 'the
children alone who onjoy themsotvos mon aud
Eonan share In tho Amusement with
Just AZ much zest aa the youpgstors In South
, 1874-07-03
fzop Onaida, Buffalo, sunlrios.
aohr Kate Lyons, M!,skegnn, lumber.

Prop Onetda, buffalo, sunlrios.
sohf Kats Lyons, stnskegon, lumber.
snlar Atamito, CLEVELAND, coil.
ow seow R rsiatsr b. 5ons is 1ts; Tisr, liz. SeF'
Prop 1iban0ke, Buffalo, stntrica,
Prop 0ty Of Trayerae. IrAtoras city, lumber,
Prop onerlos lsosts Maufstcc, lumber.
Behr Watortowei,, Charlotte, coal,
achr lIo!en nloud, AInalrgon, iuirtcr.
seAr 9: H. nneAfsy' qson'@, eIn. ,,nm ,n.m,'bcr.
9chr 1ratie johnson. nni1alo, 27,2ay b1 com.
trnp 4. A. Ti1s1,cr, Iluirnio, 14H50 in corn.
Sst,s I!'crrnc, buffalo, 69.ooo III corn.
nark = na,t l., A. T. rergw, 1alo, 2, ,ouo nu corn.
1rop Aask, Etic 25ooo bu cor', 5000 bu oats, 400
sohr !. 'if Y, 1ea: Sysry. oarcso, 1ssa7 nu corr.
n.rga lreo,saut, futlaio, b1,ot5 IN, corn.
fcl,r Clara lYrker, Hntfalu, III 300 hi corn.
:lr J1.,su 9; Kg ! nni,a!o & " soo ,, Ut corn. r
Il lr Z. q. Truwnri1a !. Katnon. i0,og3 bn corn. -
SIR Suaio vanul,.. i,analo; !s,Coo bu corn,
II il .iut Etuur, pavls rier, 100 hu oats, 10 lrs
n:rse Ell. Z. i. Jea1, 1,nrra1e, %. 4oa bu corn.
N.lr ToYeiantl, 1snGhsa, Il, ,60J bh corn: . '
sle t. 9. strcc, oswrgs WIN collinwood, ~, ,ooo bt
Sir q. il. Jones, 1,nfrn,o. a,ooo tu corn. ;
SIN luy o,al4n'' llsh oreo's 800 urls aAl, md sun:
g ,r iiy4i: osssege, H. 40 In corn. = =,
ssA.' Il. i. Hubbard, Whitd Ltkc 20 1yn oa.s.. !
;. Hfl,rr oLrAllANGE4.:. III :! I
S a,t Wt..sa yauns, nu.Iase, 20;G14 bu corn. -
9::nr II lh',nos, urAnd lIsseht Is bru OIL and nun
rroi Entro s:a.e, Buffalo, 10000 ha corn 51o brla
nnlr a l'''ta 0ionn corh, md Rt'ndrlcs.
h'v. u. Esstun. Hn!alp. ~ 900 By CORN. r.
LIN Golr, . isa jarI, 20 brIa corr, nea Id Iris
l'urk, H,d Eunlrics.
, 1874-07-03

on BROADWAY to bo bhaysdi. Tho ooloroiI Ron.loa
1hdn Who ollotatod was volulle. Forrest waa IN,
= rood h,lmoE n,a dlaposod to BIO talkatite. At
lust y canlo out TINT tho gcntlomdu who was bo-
luz ehhrad was unl'od Con. Forrest, wlereupon
the colorod gentleman wanted to know il llo waa
having tho honor to shave Gen. ForroHt OF the
late Confederate carafry. uon. Forrest mildly
asBrntcd: Whoro,'ron tho barber remarked tint
as his brothor was soldier III tho Federal nrmy,
"Whorc is your brother ?" aBItnd tho aonoral.
:" lIo WAS killed at Fort pillowl"' answered. tito
barber.
sloi,t1v md gontly as tho fall Of tho snow
iiako-bnt ncctratoiy md without liosttation-
tho dcnoral elid from beneath tho razor Of TINT
barber. gained his feet. and with faco;ba aa
to ono sido; md lathorod Us. to tho otller, re-
married.: "You can't s1lavs mo this morning T..
a friend who met him a moment later remarked
tho singular appearance Of his faco. Tho Cen
oral moroly obHorvods "I like to hhve half OF my
face ahnyed nt a timo,h l.:L1
, 1874-07-03

UNITED STATES COURTS, -
Reuben Ryls Il Go. began a suit for $1 900
againHt ". T. and J. j. Maylon.
BANKRUPTCY. ITEMS.
In tho matter Of ". T. ChatAeld ct al,, ths
Assignee WIS authorized to soil account and
notes belonging to tho bankrupt at public auc->
ton. :
Tho Assignee Of tbs estate Of ". r. Fostcr
was authorized to aell The accounts and oabl-
nots OF the bankrupt at public auction, and to
pay all moneys on hand Into court. >
In the matter OF tho Franklin Bank, the AS
eignoo f1led q report, atAting that ho had sold
the 926, 600 note OF Lombard to ]. D. Cason Tor
$4,000, as in accordance With the ordor mado
about ton days ago, d,
sUpRHIun COURT IN nA1EY, "
The MarIue Company OF Chicago began suit
In assumpsit against 4alry II. uonofo, to re-
cover $1b0, 1000.
We arc informed BY ono Of tho Directors Of tho
Marine Company TINT the actual claim OF the
bank III this sut IL about S175, 900, md that Mr.,
Honoro entirely ropnlfatos any claim OF tho
Marine Company aQaluHt him, but that tho In.
dehteduoss IL dl,s from third party and that
thla suit Is brought to affoet Bottloncut nf tho
matter. and to detormtns who owes the money,
Tho International Bank began N action Tor
S1b, 900 against a, q. and o. =. HRdgor. 7
Anton A&uwolf brought suit ~ trosGass against
Christian Moonoh to laeoyet 9b, 900 alleged dasnY
agos BuBtainod by the defouuant's calling hin
Awintllor, cheat, and thief.
lowiB D. 4oodall Bnod Ehennzer Higgins, sur
Ylying partacr Of Fgg lns 4 fowler, tor 81, 900.
, 1874-07-03

Bu1nuEroar, July 9-1:4o P. m.--Ann1vEp-srer-
oooo bu corn don. Mcclellan, Joliet, o.ooo bu corn
graos Greenwood, Minookn o.0oo bu corn onon!aga,
esr4, Henry, 6,oop bu corn; John Garter, Lasals,
sosoou corn: ). nurohard, tnsa.le. 5000 bu corn
Dayuga, Romeo, 500 hu corn; Elizabeth, Iockport,
otEAazD-prop Mohawk Belle, Kankakcs Feeder,
2,7ts q lumber, 300 m shingles, m 1ath Messenger,
Marlo Leaf bridgeport 4a10 It lumber as brla salt,
IS brls Lime; asorga Iacon, aAssa It lumber, 80 m
lsth, 10 m shingles. -. ,r ',
Omaha, 6sneca, $500 bu corn; Thomas Scott Mar
poies. 200 hu corn; aonera1 Mcclellan, Joliet, 10
umbor; prop Whalo 60 brls sait, Henry 31,2so II
lumbar, ao0 posts, uenncpin: 80 brls Ralt, Seneca
prop ]. L. Nexander Peorla, 81, It lumber; r. T.
RookHood, Poosta, 1851 1888 It lumbor.
, 1874-07-03

Speefal D0natch 10 Tbs CAleaao 7fibHnt:
sDEynotT, Aioa, Jnly y2-Aftc5noon.-PAssnp powS-
Parker md raft: sohra 8. lvan yakenbnrg
Cheney Anlcs. &. y
pABsEp Up-rrops Towers Bhickluna, Ganilao;
bark ], G. Maacu sclrs Exile, Superior.
WiNp-NortAwest
, 1874-07-03

Wo.a gntct hut steady, at A. for to ulo.
,. Aanln. II. .. richards, Flying Mlat Da,ls VIII
bridge, cora At 10 prar 0no!da corn and oas; prop
and oats. through Total, 10; capacity, 6a.oo0 bli
yhoat ~ COZ bu corn, MI! ~ QUO bu oats The scr
City Of Chicago was taken in the nfernoon for corn TO
Duffato ut Ia; capacity, q, 900 bu.
, 1874-07-03
THE'COURTS.'
miscellaneous 11usincsa Tfansnctcd
Yesterday.


f1iscct1 nMcOua business Tfhnsnctcd
Ycstcrday.
Judge JameBon rendered decision ynster-
day III tho caae OF William Young OF al. vs. ]. L:
Keck ct al, involving about e2O,0 900 Of pork.
Tho caso was tried about year ago, and n yor-
diet given for the defendants. An nppoal was
takon and tho deelaon reversed, and o now
trial granted, which hna just boon concluded.
The facts aro SO woll known that only worry
brief resume will ho necessary. ,,,.I
On the 26th OF July, 1872, J. L. Heck Il Co.,
of Cincinnati, made a contract with J. BROOKS
johnson to soil him 1900 barrels Of moss pork
Of u eortain brand, tho aato Of packing aud num-
bor of pieces to be BRANDED on tho hoad OF onoh
barrol, and tho barrels to DO do1iycrod on tho
cars at C,nclnuati in good shipping order.
Tho price agreed to be. paid by johnson was
S10.75 bnrrol. The contract was guaranteed by
4. L. 4 T. s. Johnson. This firm also bought
5000 barrels on their OWL account. In = few
dayBE. L. johnson ordered Porter. ono Of tho
owners Of tho pork, to deliver 1900 barrela Of
pork On tho firm account; at tho Hamilton d
Dayton Railroad Company's depot. which was
done. On the 7th OF August e. s. Johnson
notified Porter l. Keck To doliver tho 8, 600 bur
rolls Of J. B. johnson immediately at tho. same
depot by Friday night following. This was also
done, and all but 100 barrels shipped to Chicago
by Saturday morning. ). Payment was then do
rnnnilod nnd roruaod : Iq,a norlr zsa, conoirnod
II ia claimed by .mlatake, to r. D. john
son.. Ho took II on iss arrival here To Thorno's
warehouse. and obtained warehouse receipts for
all but $40 barrels. 1twaa known by Kco1t at tho
tfr,o -, ,ho .a,a tj,st 49, ;or,. - ~ ,,.oa =.
III contrans obpeo ~ nho" wo a70a ~
twann Anr ID Il 'ond nd 10 tho nIn;ntiays hompht IN
bsfzSis i gssd s.i.h 10 7siae ,Esssysd. A.
H.. I'.n.4,nt ts4 ~ ~, n a.o.I ~. ofo.noos e,
.n l1pos1aas peane 70 hnn" Was. %neIner u tne
SnIs,ns, - ~ nr ~ ,s was 11nuu'ga ~
~ aotas;t ~ pnni, .oIS gits lam ~. tuat
rior "a tro rons15ortot,em io dn,t.nrs
rondce Wnnfor this aivo,v T. n nocor4snoo ~
,vit w. coniaa H. 'Its .a at - ~ ~
Tha circnmatsucns IN nticntiinr H. sa1n ~
a1nbipuoug as eome Of tho : mr.
ties interested left tho CITY whom
the porx was dehYo!ea At tho care sntt Tas
. . 80 .a =; Iii. rain 6;s;, 6;; 49,
, 1874-07-03

Tho Olyll Rights bill may ouah!o tue oo'orea
gentleman to eujoy ali the privileges Of aotln-
water fountains, ico.oroam saloons, and billiard
rooms, but We would like to SEQ htm aubleot hie
vlaage 10 tho manipulation Of vhits barber.
1io would find himsolt In as dangerous position
AZ Gen. Forrost.
Til seid that For1eat wont into tsrber.shop
, 1874-07-03

Tho Meehantea' National BANK Brought snit
for e2h 600 o'against ,Lcander l,oad.
:. john Atkinsop, Josepl Darnas. and William
EarnHworth sued L. j. Mccormick and Patrick
Tanning for 81 800 each. -
.. = otHuu1T COUNT. q. -,
Il; ]. Cobb began . suit in trovcr againat A. D.
CLARK aud J.' J. Brown, laying damages at
s6,u00. q. :,,-, H. /.
Henry Crawford commenced suit In asB,lulp-
sit'againat billiard ntcketts, claiming $4,000.
81 - 81 THE CALL.
JuDaE RoaEns-GU2 to Gl0, except Cos.
JUDGE DooT1t--270 to 900, except 2H1, 287.
JuDaa ThEE-S,o69, 2,063. 2,a45 3,840. 2,G51,
- 5upoz oAnr-1oa to 200, o1oopt ITS. 1so, 1e1,
lea, lVo. a. - ,.i''.i!, l.. = :: !
1upaE MononEnrs- dispose OF all bust
JUDGE Dsunass-Asafpss a Judge d.ry.
, 1874-07-03
PERSONAL.


11NFORMATloN WANTED-gNOnaR., QLWELL,
L VII; to!nIe,ly res!tga 70 New, Yo.k Ctty, and
tensr while ~ h!S trp from 0sltte.a!. My York.
IT, uaastsis o. say ircnd .s vii eo,
fer great 1Yus by AttdtsssiHg r. d. TYNl.ELI hor
~, UhteAge, III, 6Aa Francisco and Qmaha IiApnss
ul0aac coDy.
INFoRa{ATioN MISREPRESENTATION WALTER
pleAas address ANNA Hl.lDnlOll, cars North hltla
I,0lldB IL
, 1874-07-03


DOARD-COUNTRY BOARD WANTED TOR
- laay and baby; farmhouse pFserrot within 30 miles
from 0hIcnQo; cheap terms. Addresa j II, Tribune
Office.
nOAhO-1Y a HANDY MAN WHERE fiE -UAN
DO ganoral repairing In exchange for board Address
49, Tribune oGioe.
pOARD-IN !KENWO0D or HYDE PATsi1, WITH
- private fAmilY, for self, wife and tvo sons aged
u and g. desire good ACCOMMODATIONS, and Wiling
to pay fair prioo. Address &. b. safiT, Haip.
, 1874-07-03


E,ON RALE--TtIk IRON NuQF OF rHE OOURT
Il laaae te jail, oompola or In part. al ssJulrei
Iron asots nd ea!apns' Ihs corrugated roa esiiny
Ala biuks. wpll otoan1 aud yuille stunv 1t nrlos.
md n Quantities to au lartips building. Apply
, 1874-07-03

N1yOnOEA17 1LEGAI.l,Y OHTAINED, NOT FltAUn.
- u!unty. Es,s alter doosoa Tan yusla p.auttco Ia
tho courts a choago. Address poit oniGS uex l951
, 1874-07-03

" nee phy.lclan ss Il thp wunar Of tbs ago. Como
easa iss.ons Il sl.d" t.t viii 10 bsaoisai to ssa ID
TIM. t. ". W. ,SSd rGnt .:
atshtu0 cpnKult THIS wonderful lady do by call.
tug At GsF residence, II 6vuth A1ay-lt.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-07
Ihe Carson 4ajlp appeal
CARSON CITY:
Saturday. February Z, 1871.

LIFE Insurance is so essential Il thing
to all men of moderate means with fam
lilies dependent upon them, that the
wonder is that any who are able to pay
for a policy, die before having thus Sc
cured their wives and children from alb
solute penury and want. All men OF
inprovident habits; all who are minus
the faculty Of money making and the ac-
emulation of capital; all who would.
when they come to the time which Is
past all opportunities for remedylnS
mistakes or making any new chances
for success: all who are wiling, mal'fnl-
", to look beyond the living present
into the possibilities Of that inevitable
time when the opportunities OF life III
surance agents shall be no longer Il
burden and the blessed grass Of the
grave waves quietly above them all
these VIII agree with us in our estimate
Of the Importance Of being Insured. HE
ordinary human mind cannot grasp the
vast and intricate problems IropHUGd d
by the peripatetic and loqmcipus agent:
and it is not best it shoud; life is made
for o.ler ana less veIatioUs purposes. Of
it would mt be worth living. much less
,nsuring; hut the very dagger "f ling
IA ked int the silent shades Of Ike tomb
by one OF Ii sc busy solicitors Is one TN
answorabic argument in favor Of insur-
ing. Never mind the plans: one is quite
as lmposS Die II cunpr, hcnding as al
other. Ths thing TO do is % insure
either ly the endowment or the yearly
T SOM other plau-in 4 tirs--cla,s,
wei! established, reliable, policy PAYING
company, sucn rs either ore Of those
whose lames are PretiXed to the showing
made IN another column. Read that i'll
ter sting advertise ment, and thtn, If
YOU are not insured, make haste hy do
ny s., to make yourself worth being
blessed by those whose hope and STAY
nd head-eentre you now are If YOU
ave worthless now, it is all the more i'm
pe.aiIvc that YOU should De of some good
account hereafter
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-07

Mr.. VIM. HY. DoANE is on his rheu-
matismatic crutches again. Still the
Coin.r's Department of the Mint flour
isheth with its wonted animation.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-07

The TALKING MACHINE will be the
sensation of the eyenirg-after Rev.
McGrath has finished his lecture upon
the Human Voice. This contriyance IS
said to be remarkably ingenious one
the machine, We mean-thoueh his Rev
erence is not by any manner Of means Il
weak, uninteresting or Indifferent talker,
much as contributor TO Yesterdays
Tribune seems disposed to disparage
him. The Gold Hill Ne,rs went so far
as TO say that the Machine could talk
better English than Prof. Faher, the
gifted Gaul who invented it. This volu-
able manikin is of highly moral char
acter, quite an exemplary institution,
indeed. We infer this from having been
present when a gentleman of hospitable
habits invited the machine, through the
keyhole of its travelling case, to take
drink, and noting that the continent In
vention preserved a disn;tisd silence
the sort of significant silence which
sternly withholds the giving Of assent.
We have in our minds ear a garrulous
fellow citizen with a capacity for point
less yarns, unparalleled. whom we
should like to see pitted against that
machine. Our belief is that he wouldn't
let it get word i'll edgewise. It will be |
well, in view of the fact that this enter
tainment hath but one night in Carson,
to secure your seats seat early.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-07
Claims Against the County.

At their last meeting, on Monday the
ID inst, the Board of County Commits
sioners allowed the following accounts:
E.B. Rail. mdse.. 800 81; Mason h
| Chamber,in, mdse., 50; ". ID. Torrey-
son, repairs Oh Curry engine. $50; Eos
ter. Freeman & Co.. mdse., 81 so; Chas.
ID. Meder, wood. IS 80; 3. +. Neder,
painting, &c, $59 70; j. N. Benton:
wood, SO: H. S. Mason, cash advanced
paupers. Sl54; n. Soderberg, saving
wood, SO. J. 2. Mcmahon, cleaning
side. walk. 50 80; Chas. ID. Meder,
wood. |39 %: Glenbrook MIL Company,
| lumber, $40 IS; {. F. Cray, drayage,
81. Thos Sprague, read work, Sl4 I6;
NC. Gardner. road work, 500 %: Il.
II. Meder, road work, S32 90; William
Lidcer. road work. so 80; Foster Free
man q Co., Mdse., *l4 20; >. ".
Waters, med. services. $50: Mrs. NJ. &,
Blethen. rent, SIS; john T. Savage,
board, So: John Stewart, board, So {;
S. T. Swift, SheritF's tees, S2i2 so; {.
A. Witberen. Justice fees, 81 -: L.
Stern, Constable $3l 10: y. SuIerbers,
porterace. 80; Mrs. j. :. Richards,
boari. 81; Sarah Helnnp, bonr!, St;
Jacob Toh:iror, mise, - 80; Foster,
Freeman Z Co.. rn,lse.. SD 50: Mason
( ihambtr'.n. nldse., - Ia''As"n
\ 1'She4'' >li' ~ @''e's'i-' --N''
81.
SgAE SHEAn THlEr LAA. EMS &.c -
,,..l 81 t1,a .h.,;t4.. office Two
f0.'> ,,-,.,.n- ..,1.n f.l,.,, +ae
I lf'-.S q '''iA''9 .ia- "
'"sn'T a1~,5' 49, =, -o' ~, rc.,3-',
4ond c-'e 10 We t''' ,
Il -l'.Ale,,l woman ~ 'il = ,''--s -.
ely. - tht tI'l 'f4eI"- 81 q 60
Tram" ara st. t't-
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-07

As TO THE WHEREABOUTS of one Of our
keenest lawyers and notablest fellow
citizens, the Eureka Sentinel Of the 4th
says: Col. 4. c. Ellis, of Carson. was
among the arrivals from the West yes
terday morning. He comes on profes-
sional business, having been retained III
the case of Cole & Briggs VS.. the Hoosac
Mining Company. The case is set for
trial in the District Court on the 10th
inst.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-07

ADMITTED TO PKACTICE.-Nr. Robert
II. Lindsey was admitted 10 practice in
the [. :. Circuit Court on Tuesday last.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-07

u, 49,, O.,
'HAAPtoSS OF lAE i'HD 'l.oS''--''eo'
Is. Taylor, Supreme Commander Of the
Trlep.H,la,,t Cbamnions Of the Red
,r,.- 49, i,,.. cn.,,i.t., ,h. ,,co,,i,..
ton Of all EucaDpmcnt Of the above
Order in This civ. This ORGANIZATION.
,,.s.,., .,.,,,,...;,,,, NIL, and :. a,+;r..l,.
i'''' '-'' e''-'',' '-'''- '-,' '''-''
different and distinct lFoiA all otsAAL@'-
tio1. known rs the CLaLpiol.s Of the
r...l Grass If California III. L,i.n.,,|-
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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-07

AFTER two days of beautiful weather
windy visitation from the storm peck
cts of the Sierra indicate another season
of inclemency. p. SIT rains.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-07

HARRIS Brothers are determined
somehow and anyhow to make room for
their Spring stock when it comes. To
tina. end they are selling off their pres
ent assortment of drygoods, ladies
boots and shoes. carpets, laces, etc, etc.
at panic prices. There are rare and
bargains to be had at this es-
Enlistment. Try them. Meantime see
their new advertisement.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-07
HOTEL ARRIVALS,

oRNsBY 1oUsE--GEoRGE d. FRYER, Proprietor.
c A Flanders Miss Miller wB Farrell
Darling
ST. CHARLES HOTEL, GEO. TUELY, PROPRIETOR
R Mathewson D Simpson o SLon9abaugh
II Wheeler
coRBETT HousK-CoRBETT BROS, PRoPRIkIeRs.
W Corbett " Mckay SlI Robinson
N Mckay EFF Bailey Kerr
j Moore j + Matter CT Earle
Z A Cameron j & Smith c Slower
Hcarn
The New York herald., 1874-08-21
Tracing a Stolen Certificate Of Bank
AZ Sharss-Mystsriaus Complications.
RECovEaIss IN SEIZURE SUITS
A Further Fight Against Lot
''' terry Policy Dealers.
faidin" ON LaInppost Let
o.l0T i1a ter Boxes.

In 1871 the University or the City OF Now YorA
contested an assessment Of $1,000 for supposed
benefit by the extension OF Church street, where.
upon the city sold the University buildings to Mr..
William B. Aitken for twenty years. The trustees
OF the University were not disposed however,
TO acqulesce In this summary disposition Of their
property, and, on motion Of their counsel. Mr.
Eliot SandIord, Judge Donohue, In the Supreme
Court Chambers. yesterday granted perpetual in
juc,ion restricting the Mayor IRON executing the
lease. This victory for the University over the
city makes an action against the latter by Mr..
Aitken to recover his purchase money the ncxs
move In order.
william Mullen, OF the ship Knickerbocker.
yesterday made complaint against the master OF
the vessel Captain Kenlbe, for cruel treatmcnr.
The Captain was arrested and brought before
United States Commissioner Stllweil, who held
htm In So, 900 bail to answer Mullen alleges THAI
he was tied mp for forty eight hours by the bands
and suffered great agony Captain Kemb'e states
that complainant was not a seaman but q stow
away, and had not signed the articles. II the lat
ter statement is correct the Commissioner has no
Jurisdiction IN the case.