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Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-06
NIOTICE.-I. Thomas l.. Mousley. 10 compl pliance
~ with the requirements OF 'hp act Of tho Ge Gener-

NJ OTICE.-I. Thomas l.. Mousley. 10 comp pliance
~ with the rcquirem ents OF h, act Of tho dener-
al Assembly in such case 'nadc and mo'ided' de-
hereby give notice that shall amply in writing to
thu CouI uenernl Sessions OF the Pcico and jail
Delivery of tho State OF bel. in and for the county
of Now Caslle upon M0uday. the nth day OF May
next A. D.. 1874 being the first day Of the next May
Term. Of tho sail Court. for License TO keep an
Inn or Tavern ut the North East corner at Tven
'enth and Market Streets. in the Ninth Ward. IL
tho City Of Wi'mineton. New Castle county and
State Of Delaware. (the said Inn or Tavern being
known ~ tho" Green Treo Hotel" nd TO sell in
toxicatng liquors therein according to the Act o.
the Generat Assembly aforesaid. Tho following
substantia! freohO lders of the said Ward recon-
m nd the said application. to wit:
i. r. Gallagor. Samuel Chadwick.
", q. johnson, William Carter.
Joseph Jackson, benjamin Briefly.
benjamin. Mcllwa'n. james j. walker
Lewis Lenderman, his
John Bullock, Christopher n Farrell.
Jesse Eachus. mark,
Jehn IL. Pierson, Wit = j. Campbell.
Charles T. Dorman. Charles urier.
Patrick lIaggarty, Thomas Il. Turner
Robert Roberts. 1eOIge p. Hail.
MAJ Tin Farrell. James Kane,
Geo. L. Barnhill. William u. Patterson.
William Bayls. bernard MeVey,
IsAao Conner. William Sweeny.
apr63 THOMAS l.. MOUSLEY.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-06

The Republican and Commercial continue I,
wsr upon each other Between them DIR. Jump
may yet be made very unac ptable 10 the party,
as be will undoubtedly be found to be to the
white people OF 'ac S { ~touId he be forced be-
fore them by packed convention.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-06

SLIGHT FIREs.-The alar n of fire about 8: 80
O'Clock. yesterday afternoon, orignat ! at the
house No. no W. Tenth street, the roof Of VIII ch
burned slightly. Severcl ens'7 repaired
promptly 10 th. r'a'e, but the FIRE was extin-
guished tn tucae of water. The damage
was slight.
About seven o'"'ocS / i even 1g, quite an ex-
citement OF Cured on West street, below Tweli h.
upon the presumed Z. :ovel of fire 4 the up.
making an =. va y it " found, that one
of She e. burno ha6 been le, bur ing by some
workLaen whe were n,llng alteration on oatu-.
day.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-06

RuNAwAY.-s III day ever 'ng as Levi c..
Bird, F-q. Was duy ng longt rOnt 81 It, in a
MAJ t. ok flight, a,d dashed rapidly away.
At Orange str It thev turn the col ner ran
up on the pavemdn. upset the vehicle, and
threw the Occupan'i out. The nor were
here sccr rcd before they could 20 il her.
Mr.. Bird though not seriously injured, was
severely bruised and shaken by mis- sudden
and forcible contact " ith the | Ivement. The
clrrage was Slight; " broken and damagCl.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-06

AN APOLOGY FROM THE PREsIDENT-The
Washington cores, ndent Of the Charleston
Courier states that Genel Grant, on the day
following his remarkable int IL view with the
South CrrO'ina tax payeI caused to be con-
veyed to them an apology for the rudeness and
bad tsml ,r display tby h'm during their au-
dience at the White House.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-06

UKDf Coz rRAcT.-Mr. Thomrs Cosl'gan has
taken the contract to build the road from Queers-
town to Hsrrngtor Th' road ws3 Incorporated
at the last session Of the Le tarc rnaer the
title OF the Baltimore, Che 'apcake I'D Deiaw re
Bay Rs' o d Company. Tha work on the road
has beg IN, the IN End 61gines have ready
been purcbasC !, md the work, pushed 10
completion. Ia.' il Pm en, pr ,e in which our
people are d sply intar std, and we 'rr2t it will
prove q sue cess.-Geoyqet 9tc,, Jony3tul
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-06
nnnl Hands

"The day IL not far distant says Rs-
leigh paper. .when the world will begi to
look on death "a a journev to another
country" The Louisville tonF'er "om ta'
assenis to this, aud adds tia. the the jou--
ney Will be one which We ran all 20 as
dead heads.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-06

SAIzURE OF RAILReAD.-Prday after noon
Shej If Armstrong enforced a judgement
agar st the Kent County Railroad Company,
and seizc 4 au ENGINE and about seyeni cen cars
al Townsend. lie did not bring them p New
curity
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-06

NOTICE.-I. Samuel Moore. in compIance with
IN the requirements OF the act OF Assemb Yin such
mado and provided do hereby give notice that
shall apply in writing to the Court
of the Peace and Jail Delivery OF the State of Della
waro and for the County of New Castle. upon Mon
day. the llth day of May next. A. D.. 1874 being the
first day of the next May Term of the said Court for
a License to keep an Inn. Tavern. and Re stau-
rant. with the privilege Of selling intoxicating
liquors therein in less quantities than quart,
to be drunk on the premises at 922 East Seventh
Street. in the Sixth Ward of the City of Whining
ton, county and State aforesaid. and the follow
ing freeholders recommend the said application.
to wit:
John MilIkiB. Thomas Stewart,
Samuel Forrest, j. X. Gallagher,
Daniel Collins, Daniel q. kerns,
} ames Barry. Henry Ii Brown,
j James Davis, Dennis McMinomin,
John Brooks. Jacob Il. Biddle.
his kirhard H. Rowe,
Owen II Hannah, John Mcbride,
mark. Morris Carberry,
Wit.-John Hogan Nicholas Ellsnger,
Thomas Hogan, VIM. b. Bavlis,
John Hamilton, Wm. ii. White
Thomas Mcdonald, Joseph Stewart,
Thomas L. Reynolds.
apr 6-3t.s SAMUEL MOORE.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-06

SALEoF WEST sTEET HoUsE.-The dwell
ing advertised in the Gazette, belonging TO
the est ,te of VIM. IL. Almond, deceased was
'ld on Saturday, by &. NJ. He ringtOn, Esq.
Attorney, TO John Baker for $910o, T. III,
Ogle, AUc.;oneer.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-06

President Hinck'ev, of the Philadelphia,
Wilmington and Boil; more Railroad Comps ny
last year made demand uron the Govern
ment for increased compensation for carly ng
the mails 10 the post Il cars, and is now urging
it again.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-06
REWARD.

$500 REWARDS
THE NATIONAL BOARD OF FIRE UNnRR-
WRITER'S
Hereby offers
A REWARD OF $500 DOLLARS
For the detection, conviction and nun;.hm. ..
hsrtes charged with tho crime of aIson. in irng
the premises situate in The div of ~ n.Ek
Delaware. and known MS the diamond s,a, s, .on
rounary, on the lTh of February. 1874 Said re-
tho Executive COMMITTEES of iha o"nn.at iuf fnsne9
actual punishment of taid criminals
by Oidtf ot the Executive Committee
STEPHEN CR0wELl. Chairman.
NEW YORK. March 9th. 1874.
FOR further particulars apply to
WOOLlEY Il VAN TRUMP,
mar2l-tf Wilmineton naIows..
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-06

~ .Geo.f. Robinson, in compliance with
80 the ruquirements Of theact Of Assembly in such
cSse Ease iaae tnd provided do hereby give notice thai
sIa Apply In writing to the Court of Gen Session
Vi Ine reaGe and Jail Delivery of the State of Dea
ware. IN and fer the County ofNew Castle upon Man
aay' ,he Iith day of May next. A. D. 1874, being IN.
nrs. uay OF he next May term of the said Court for
ncense 10 keep an Inn or Tavern at No. III Wast
lenth street. Southeast corner Of Tenth and 0rane
streets IN the Seventh Ward of the Lity Of WIZ WIZ
nihgtoh. pel. county and State aforesaid, and 10
sell htoAeatins liquors in less quantities than one
Iuart, 70 op drunk ON the premises, the foIionne
,u, recommend the said application. to W.T.:
iosnnh onn h%1ef, 1rs,o Edward Johnson.
Enhpn, YEo1hepa Yrlne' John Don0hue
" ~ Eaond Walter Camperson
Iaho' l. W, George R. Camperson
iobn 'SS,eauen. James Mccatierty.
Tbnn mn G'dig. Samuel Williams
"a nYGss ;Iiiae n3wen. William Hamilton
II u nhIk' hhiIk' James Cusiok.
4. t. SuIhTihs' Ezekiel Walker
Han";I ra,o1 nsi m in.tSre. A exander White,
Ia aaiois ~ " a Lohnerr Charles Reynolds'
'jahn WsiLarHe' He' Samuel 3: Baylis
"o"n "aiAer' kicnerd Walker
wi,u;,. .,o Al GEORGE +. ROBINSON.
/
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-06

THE CONNECTICUT ELEo rIoN:-The annual
state election iu C,pnec cut o,curs to-day,
MONDAY, April s.. TIE Governor f,d ether
otate omeers, the Legislature. and county and
town officers VIII be chosen. =.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-06
m AR RTE D.

DORSEY-MASON.-A the residence of the bride,
i, Milford. Del, on the ID inst. by Rev. ID. &
Rdgwsy, W. N. W. Dorsey, Esl.. to Mrs RehOda
Mason, all of Milford, Del.
DILW0RTH-SHERWO0 Thursday, Arril
I'd, by the Rev. John r. Cooper. ii c. Diiworth
of New York City. to Miss fiiie Sherwood. oI
Monscy. N. V.
Della ware papers plea9e COPY.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-06

with IL reaussnsnI. hS1; r. a ap% % n seppane
n sueh case made and provided hereby give Sotics
snas ! snail apply in writing to the Court of Gan
era. sessions oil the Peace and Jail Delivery OF tbs
State o, delaware in and for he nty Of New Cas-
.le on Mondny, the llth day of May next A. D. lS7a
, i9r Licenseto keep an Inn or Tavern. at No GIs
SInndPley street IN the kifh Ward. In the City Of
Mi.mlnfton. Delaware. anl 10 sell Intoxicating
LIQUORS IN iess Quantities than ono quart, TO be
holders recommending The said anni;cat;om rSe
Thos. M. Culbert, Jamos Mmrnhv W VIII:
Thomas Cowperthw i. George Chm 90
VIM. IL. Robirs A. Given
VIM. Mufph Pat, ,;ck Taggari
Geo. Almond, Jos@h Scho6sii
Robert Scott, II. Bucherl
yoei rr'st;, la. I'd Lemon,
Jonn N. hane. l. g. Pyle,
Christian II. Brei 'aeAer Daniel Snr;nghot
Myers llsyGs Nathan Gharn
George Zeigler. John Feny
l.. Currnn, Edw Stra1ss
| francis i.apairs. Bernard 2, Hasson,
apr o't LOUIS RAYMOND.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-06

NOrICE;1,I. JOSEPH oRME. in compliance
IN with the requirements of tho act Of Assem-
bly, in such made and N yded. do hereby give
notice that shall make application in writing to
the Court of General Sessions Of the Peace and
delivery Of the State of Delaware. in and for the
County of NewCast upon Monday, the llth day
of May next. A. D., 1874 being the first day of the
May Term Of the said Court, ior a License to keep
tho Fourth Ward. of tho City of Wilmington,
County and State aforesaid; being known as the
Franklin Hotel. and to sell Intoxicating liquors
theroin according TO act of Assembly in such case
m ade and provided. The following freeholders
recommend the said application. to wit
Henry Il. Albert. yshn Fullmer.
; Crist. Meyer. Julius A. krauspe,
John ID. kurtz. Joseph Hayes,
Joseph Teas. W.P. Karr.
James Taylor, 1e0rge Abele,
Alexander j. Hart, Matthew Kern,
Chas. Il. Parry. john Il. Barnes.
William kunz Alexander Keenan,,
Leopold Schumacher, Francis X. Jacquot,
John Il. Murdoch, James b. Heal,
John Fahrenbach. Gotleib Mammele,
Philip Ross, August Tenwcges
Thomas u. Eaton. James Z. SweattDan,
James Parker.
apr3 So JOSEPH ORME.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-06
OI e D.

D0NAHUE.-In this city. on the 5th inst. John j
Donahue. in the 42d year of his age,
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral from hh late residence. No. l0
Shipley. tom morrow (Tuesday) morning, at e'a
n'clnck.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-06

NoTICE.-In com planee with the requirements
N Of the act of Assembly in such cases made and
provided hereby give netice that shall apply in
writing to the Court Of General Sessions of the
Peace and Jail Delivery of the State of Delaware.
in and for the County OF New Castle, upon Monday,
tho llth day Of May next. A. d. 1874 being the first
day of the next May Term of the said Court, for II
License to keep an Inn OF Tavern known as the
National Hotel. at No. 10Y East Water street. in
the Second Ward. of the City of Wilmington,
County and State aforesaid and to sell intoxica-
ting liquors therein. according to act Of Assembly
in such case made and provided. The following
freeholders recommend the said application. to
wit:
Joshua Baker. II. B. Mc1ntire,
Charles Weyl, Anthony SELLER.
Nicholas Jenny, VIM. ii. Quinn,
Francis Elliott, James Christy,
WIN. X. 6t0ckley, Charles Il. Sparks,
NJ. Alsberg. George Lucas.
Robert Porter. H. IL. Taylor.
Michael X emily, Robert l.. Pyle.
William c, White, Robert Il. Gamble,
Timothy futty. IL. Kienle
John May; N. Melchior.
VIM. White, Daniel O'Byrne.
Richard Booth, -
apIG-3t. JOHN McCAFFhEY
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-06
T. tho Gaze .te.
The School Election.

The white voters n School District No. 81,
Appoqr 1imi1k Hu1dred, sembled, ON Satur-
day, 'he 4ih inst. and orgauiz"1 by the appoint
ment of Sam'l Tow .'seud cha rman and Henry
Will IN S retaIy. la. ID G. Rose, was then
elccted Comrissionei, in place Of Daniel Wells,
who SO term exp'~ol. A tax of $500 laid, end a
resolution adopted d 'laring that no teachers
should be employed unit lie or she was first e1
shaw. of Wilmir9 ton, and furnished with bis
certificate tbs he or he was capable of teaching
SCHOOL
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-06

N0TlCE.-I. JOHN BYRNE, in compliance
IN with the requirements of the act OF Assembly
in such case made and provided. hereby give notice
that shall make application in writing TO the Court
Heneral Sessions Of the Peace and Jail peliv cry
Of the State Of Delaware in and for the County Of
New Castle, upon Monday. the llth day of May
next. A. D., 1874 being the first day of tho next May
Term Of tho said Court. for a License to keep an
Inn or Tavern. with the privilege of selling intox
ting liquors in less quantities than quart 10 be
drunk on % the premises; At No bo9 Tatnall street
and State aforesaid. and the following ireehoiders
| residing in said Ward recommend this sail appli-
| cation. TO wit:
Daniel McEiwee. E. Jefferis,
| Il Khcfuss, e. l.. Rice,
| Michael Megary. John Soreth,
| VIM. II: Chadwick. Robert Hogin,
Jacob H0mel, Themas H. Sharp.
A. Bickta, CHARLES Schmith,
Patrick Monaghan. Edward 0'Donnell,
James Murray, Jon Malonoy,
| his Michael Maioney,
James y Carr. Michael Meany,
mark. John b. White.
Wit.-Edward Kelley, p. ODonabOe,
I. Monsghan. George Miller.
James Clark.
aprs-a' JOHN BFRAE.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-06

F3H z
HENRY WILSON, Secretary.
TowNsENp, Del, April 6, 1874
The al owe is certainly selved compliment
to ou- esteemed fel ow-ci' zen, Col. Grimshsw.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-06

NoiiCE -. John II Lewis. in compliance with
~ inc requirements ftho act Of Assembly in such
ease made and provided. hereby give notice that
snai make Application in writing to the Court OF
Hehetni Sessions OF the Peace and Jail Delivery of
tne state ol Delaware in aud for the County of Nav
EaS,se upon Monday. the llth day of May next.
~, io being the first day of the next May Term of
tne Salu Courtior License to keep an Inn or Tav-
ern. 4 known as the Deer Park Hotel in the town of
Hundred, and to sell intox cot;ns i;"oor y ofeek %
quantities than one ouart 10 hss hIunWL an ,Sss
premises, and the foiiow;ne treobaidnns on the
mend. the said application. te w;t. ieooin-
Inis ahes II Armstrong. Richard Parkinson,
~ ypnm na,, n hneSnolds. Jr.. Jesse j. Smith,
John w. Evans, VIM ~ penn;nOton
Heniamin Chulk, marL
John 0'DoHDell, Jr., Wit.-ii.T. Kidae
op" - ECIoroet' John Lansendel
ID. l.. Choatc. iianr, F. IL p"Iiuitn.
Thomss Bemester. "'' D. eouf'hey'
aproot JOHN T.. LEWIS
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-06

Ud;iitCH.l, HENRY MELLON, in COMPLIANCE
- ~ Mitn tne requirements OF the act of Assemble
~ ,a uGn ar case made and provided do hereby give no
ha & nt snail apply in writing to the Judges of
aG .;, IVurt q ueneral Sessions Of the Peace and
~ y% Gpeilyery q the State OF Delaware. in and far
@ tae county OF New Castle. upontM onday the lith
av OF May next. a. D.. 1874. being the first dau
1i .ne next May Term of tho san. Court. for .
license to sell Intoxicating liquors in auanti,s not
We tnah ohe, ,han gallon, at the Southwest Uorner
y, Aehtn ana iange streets. being g97 0rsnea
saieet, IN the Seventh Ward Of the City of VIZ
m,ngton: County and State aforesaid, and the tai-
mend said Application TO Wit. '"'" ""'o' recon-
+. M. A. Lohner, W. G. F.ord
SJnn SInran.JSra u. Srats ... James " Ware
Iabn \ III II W nite' James NJ. Elliott.
Io,na = sSiraaen' u. \. Perkins,
yohn yahnes MM!cIhtyfe. John Walker
W;,,;omW, VIII " i1r u: samuel Pyle
iohn ih,,,'sr III; MIX M,tk' James McCaiierty,
Jomns Jonm ur,nlth, ralvai,, Adiien Iiugues,
~ y W9ilck' WGsIck' Charles DOu gheyty,
Cbaa Ri W iuni Thomas Reynolds,
Richard Walker Jamos r. poo,,
Nm. $. Bullock, mar 'op'eS'
" eiue Witt. Nj. A. Lohner,
. apr ot HENRY MELLON.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-09-06
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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-09-06

, This mine : located in The mountain
. hi-'i. ,;:'Iirs N.teEu, am. Ltslr Valleys,
and l. about ;lg' miles IKE north from
Z Carson City. 1t Is = blind ledge and
wgs fOgud tY the ''fluats st the top
.g-.t 90 l.asf good hard quartz con-
o.i-sd the vein. The company ran u
;gaHel Into the Eo1l:yin II distance Of
;;.ri ir,;. where the ledge was cut AZ il
!eYth - iii feet fgJm the top. II
shows II this point body Of ore - feet
and inches ,ut.h. with weli-fnei walls.
Irer1 Is SOM. clear. hard G',l.tz bat the
i;..4.r Tar.i"n of this body Is deco!n-
posed. Samples in equal quantities and
Il, regular intervals taseu BY many and
o,ittrI",t parties. which were ;,,sayrd al
liable ;.@-ay Offices in Carson and Viz
-in;G. prove that this ledge assays at the
c osscUt fron $40 10 $50 per ton. al
III st eI.'i-tiv silver. Fifteen thousand
shares o: the capital stock Of the COM
pany have been appropriated hy the
company for tie purpose Of further de-
veIopIn5 the mine This is now selling
at their Office in Carson at the moderate
rate o! 81 per share. \ tunnel has been
commenced and is now in over 100 feet
which it is INTENDED will tap the ledge in
$50 feet and from the top 5ii feet The
face Of the tunnel is now in slate.
Streaks OF good looking quartz appear
very frequently coursing towards the de-
post the company feel confident in find
ing IN this, thsi- lower level. The work
IN the tunnel is prosecuted with vigor
night and day ard excellent progress is
being made.-Ta. EetespTise. Sept. ).
PEEsoNAL-Eg Governor III. G. Bias
del came DOWN from Virginia on the |
evening tram yesterday. and Will 90,
to-day, to Reno, and thence to San |
Francisco. Governor Blaisiel is now |
an honest miner, engaged in superin-
tending Il mine on the Comstock, and |
Interested i'll many mining ventures in
the State. We hope that he may
make his everlasting" and live to
4 ripe old age to enjoy the good things
Of life.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-09-06
LATEST TELE. RA Ms.

New York, Sept. a Havana letter
says Great Indignation has been sx-
pressed il political circles here at the
idea of the c-ssion of Puerto Rico to
Germany. and telegram has been re-
ceived from Madrid denying TIE correct
ness Of the rumor. Spain is not willing
TO yield rod of her territory III the West
Indies. and the Spaniards here declare
they will die first. Other kilograms
have been received from Madrid an
nouncing that the recruiting Of troops
for the army in Cuba is rapidly going
on, and that the Government stands in
pressing need of reinforcements to carry
on the Winter campaign.
Chicago. Sept. The Inter-Ocean' 5
New Orleans special says Several at
:empts by gentlemen of this city to
obtain reliable news concerning the
troubles in Caddo Parish have been
frustrated by the White League. Inter
views with score of the leading bust
ness men of this city reveal the fact that
the better classes heartily approve of
the sending of troops to this State. For
weeks tine merchants have refused TO fill
orders from planters and dealers. Owing
to the frequent outbreaks and insecurity
of life and property. the present Sum
mer has been the duilest since the war.
Paris, Sept. Count de Pourtal-s. "a
member of the Assembly, Department
of the Seine is'de,i.
London, Sept. The Times says the
Marquis of Eipon has become Il Roman
Ca.r holic. The announcement a few days
ago thlt he had resigned the Grand Mas
tersuip OF Free Iasoas, and would be
succeede,: temporarily by the Prince Of
Wales. caused much excitement, which
was heightened 10y the Lew>.
MidsId specials say Mor:ones will he
appointed cuiAnitEs:ec-lu-t!I ief of the
army. OF Marshal SerrAna viii IL styled
Gsaersi!siulo, with Tuweg 10 appoint 4
tseIieral.
S.n Frauei>ta. Sept. The British
steamer Vancouver arrived here this
morning from Hong noe. aad Yoke
hama. haviu, Lett the .a,te- place Augu-t
L. oa ;uJ , 'ih ii August her pu!-
ser. Andrew Mcdowell, IL native of
Liverpool. died and WAS buried at sea.
In cons qcei.ce III his death the pa! e,a
sent IL his c-iurse have IU5 yet been de-
l.yere,i.
There were only SIXTY deaths in the
city during the prv~es.; week. less ;L..i-
the ave Il e for L. e"Ts~s: 'oi.din5 We 4
:Gt5-., the l..st :;r= vcar>
He Grand Jury ignored the I'LL
aEairs, Charles dr Young. accused Of
i >sau.tjug i ]. NaTthaiy with Intent
10 ugrler
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-09-06

CEA>5z OF Tu.E.- Iii. Y. II. II Er.-
lows informs T. ttat he has sid his il
f=r.-e IA tie Lar4.Rr ST. .itrrn9i. 10
h.- l.sr partner, Nj FowIin-. aul viii
short, TaA- II> le.ayy ~ /; ,.u. Daring
=, -t-:.z.H's among IL NJ Fellows has
g..s..!- rs=as vnrm friends, who will
crl.-sa- .--tst to SO Llm depart. Where
eys 80 may :lrch Lii rsnr. may success
attend ui4-- Esap rrs,.at a y.>it ding.
AZ. Fellows is AL ola type. an honor
aide resl'esl@a. a g-uia.l companion and
= t.ae friend. kuovia- him - we DO
Ne cueeE:U.ly add Cur best wishes tor
l.. success aud prosperity wherever he
nay ca~t his lot.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-09-06

county. But as to politics iii is hard to
sound this word. it smells SO bad this
county owing to q goodly number Of
Missourians on the outside and the rail
road town for n stand eff. is nip and
tuck between Dems. and R-puhs The
county fight here Is for Sheriff which
officer the former party has hitherto al
ways furnished. The candidates II the
Democrat primaries last Tuesday were
Il. II. Scott and Ben Fitch. All the
precincts not heard from-but Scott is
surely the nominee. Much bitterness,
they say in the Democratic ranks, in
consequence. Some say there is
good chance for a RepUh. 10 carry the
election this time.
Bradley is strong in this cnGbtv.
Every man has his strong points rs well
as his weak ones. Ii grandfather
broadhcFns" Is beaten for Governor it
will b. done elsew here than in this his
fortress, of course. The ha.chet has
been buried here maybe kept aloof yet
by one half Of the voters and held from
descending by the other halt-lons ago.
aud jeff Davis even might run quite
valiantly, for the most excellent position
in Elko county If he had only his war
record to hurt him NIX.