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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Notice to Consignees-The American Steam-
ship WILMINGTON James Holmes, commander,
from Baltimore via Havana and Key West, is now
dis charging her cargo the foot of Callope street
First District Consignees are hereby notified to at
tend to the receipt of their goods on the levee othe
wise they will be stored at their risk and expense.
JOHN NJ. WlTHERSPOON. Agent,
o20 2tM&E No 60 Carondelet street.
meeting THIS EVENING, Goth inst, at o'clock:
On FRIDAY, 23d inst meeting for practice and
drill at loa St Charles street t., ,e,,-
FRED ERNEST. Secretary. o2O IT.
Attention, l.. Collecting Tonight, Oct. 20.
y sharp.
BY order: AUGUSTUS TETE, Captain.
L. CLAUpEI, O.. S. o20-
Special meeting of the Chamber Of Com.
o'clock P. M to receive the report of Special Rail
road Committee. Full attendance is requested, as
the matter is of or at importance:
90 NAE W. NJ. BURWELL, Secretary.
Crescent Hall Bar and Pool Rooms-The
public are hereby informed that the Crescent Hall
Bar and Pool Rooms STILL OPEN, where their
many friends will be welcomed usual.
Entrances on Canal and st. Charles streets.
go ct
Special Notice-The performance which was
to be given st the Opera House the 22d inst, will
take plsce at the ST. Charles Theatre on the above
date Ticket Holders can call at Box Office on
THURSDAY from 9 to to secure seats.
90 I'd COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS,
Time Of Depsrture.-The Mail Train by the Great
jackson Railroad Route leaves the Depot at the foot
OF Calliope street o'clock p NJ, connecting with
oil fast trains, North, East and West Pullman Pal
ace Cars on all trains. iy4
North Louisiana and Texas Railroad
Through bills of lading given to all stations on this
road for freight shipped per steamers R. z. Lee
Pargoud. and Natchez. J. JANNEY, Agent,
io4 III Common sire ".
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GLOBE THEATRE
Corner Baronnc and Perdido streets.
j. KITTREDGE Lessee and Manager.
HARRY MCCARTHY. Stage Manager
Monday, October ~, 1874.
Unprecedented Success Second Week of the STAR
Entire Change The Queens of Burlesque THE
WORRELLS! in the popular Burlesque Of
Ixion: or, The Man the Wheel.
Ixion. Miss Sophie Worrell Mercury. Miss Irene
Worreli; Minerva Mr. W. . b. cahili; Ganymede;
BREAKFAST TABLE" Baby Bindly in new
Songs and original Sketches. Prof LeTort j.
n. Thompson, Pendy, Gaynor Nichols and Miss
Josie Adams in their Unrivaled Specialtiee.
In preparation and will shortly be produced tn:
MSIrs ss'ffs s sSsAS D'''s'q'e entitled
Popular Prices:
Dress Circle and Parquette Seats Reserved) 75c
Family Circle Seats Reservedl ...-..-.....--50c.
Third Tier ..--..-..s5c Gallery. -isc.
Matinee Prices Soc. Children. Sc. '
Doors open at quarter to Balcony SeIenade quarter
tot; Overture quarter to g. Curtain Ii % at 8.
Box Office open from A. NJ until p. M. ols
CAYETY THEATRE
" Corner Common and Bnronne streets.
JAS; FLYMME; Proprietor. and Manager.
OPEN EVERY NIGHT
With Mammoth Variety Combination.
Admission Only IS cents.
Monday Evening. Oct. 18th,
And Every Evening During the Week,
The Wonder Of the Present Age.
MR. hA 1aME Msp meSHN2'LD
Miss MOLLIE MACY.
twenty-five SPECIALITY ARTISTS Appear.
Monster Bill Tonight o6 3m
SUCCESSION OF CHARITABLE
BENEFITS
Will be given by Mr.. D. BIDwELL, at his
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
To the
LADIES' CRESCENT CITY RELIEF
ASSOCIATION,
For the
FAMILIES OF THE FALLEN BRAVES
OF the
MEMORABLE FOURTEENTH DAY OF
SEPTEMBER.
Presenting Series Of Select Entertainments,
SIX CONSECUTIVE NIGHTS AND TWO
MATINEES, Commencing
Monday Evening, November 2, 1874,
Continuing
Tuesday, the Sd, Wednesday Noon and Night, tho
4th, Thursday, the 9Th, Friday. the 9Th, Satur-
day Noon and Night, the It'll.
Tickets can be procured OF W. A. Bell, 18 Union
street, Acting Chairman Of the Trustees OF the
Ladies' Central Relief Committee.
Tickets One Dollar each, good for any Enter
tainment during the Series.
Due notice will be given when reserved seats
can be obtained at the Box Office.
As also the Programme for the full Series Of
performances. The Ee6ant Diamond Lockea:
made by and now exhibition at Mr.. E. A.
Tyle.s, ~ Canal street. will be presented BY MI:
Number of Tickets for the Series. o41m
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
KEEP RAYMOND -.
- .Poydras Street.
BACON
40 casks Clear Sides.
so =. Clear Rib Sides.
Is :. Shoulders.
LARD
100 tierces Refined.
$50 y. louisville kettle
400 ;. ooh buckets Refined.
BUTTER-To arrive 40 frkins Choice Western,
in store, 20 trkins Goshen.
FLOUR-Agents for Geo. P. Plat & Co, st.
Louis.
600 bbls Pants Extra, 700 bb!s Belle Creole
XXXX. 800 bbls Central Xxx.
In store, and to arrive. for sale by
KEEP & RAYMOND,
o185t n and 70 Poydras street.
bricks -sAND-L1NE.
Lake and Country BRICKS, Fire BRICKS and
Alabama ard Western LIME, CEMENT, PLAS-
Err and PLAsTERING HAIR, LATHS and
SHINGLES. White SHELLS and Fire CLAY, etc.
For sale by JNO. C. STEWART,
1876 Gravier street.
and 269 Julia, bet. Basin and Rampart
o1s 3t*
PROVISIONS AND BREADSTUFFS-
800 bbls MESS PORK (originaD.
200 casks choice BACON. Sides and Shoulders.
80 tierces Sugar cured HAMS.
200 packages refined LARD. tierces and kegs.
1000 bbls. extra family FLOUR.
200 WHISKY, Rectified and Old Bourbon.
500 boxes CANDLES, STARCH and SOAP.
200 bbls. CORN MEAL, PIG PORK and
BREAKFAST BACON.
H. BIDWELL & CO.,
OILS st &c Magazine street.
NOTICE-HAvING SOLD OUT OUR ALE
\ and Bottling establishment, conducted for
the past ten years at Nos 26, % and 80 Bienville
street, to Mr.. LOUIS C. Army, we beg leave to
return our sincere thanks for the patronage so
literally extended to us during that period.
And now we take pleasure in recommending
our successor, Mr.. L. G. Army, to our friends
and customers.
We shall continue the sale of HOPS, MALT,
CORKS and BREWERS and DISTILLERS'
SUPPLIES, at No. 50 1ate 53) Graver street,
where we shall be pleased to meet our old friends
J. A. BLAFFER & CO.,
81 Gravier Street.
DIFFERING TO THE ABOVE, THE UN-
IL dersigned notifies the public that he will
continue the BOTTLING BUSINESS at Nos. ?6,
2S and 80 Benville street, as heretofore conduct
ed bv Messrs. J. A. Baffer & Co., and respectfully
asks a continuance of public patronage so long
extended to the old firm.
LOUIS G. Army,
&c, % and 80 Bienville Street.
New Orleans, Oct l, 1874. OF I'm
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NOR RENT-The f0ur-story brick store. a5 Canal
T. street. Apply to LEON GODCHAUX, Il and
e3 Canal street, or to !. BLOOM a. CO.. corner Maya
zine and NatcbeZ streets. O19 SuTuTh If
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BY G. de Ferret.

BY G. de Ferret.
BARGAINS! BARGAINS! BARGAINS!
Extensive peremptory sale Of China, Crockery,
Glass and Plated Ware and Housed Furnish
ing Goods.
The entire contents of the well known establish
ment of P. Malochee, No. IS Canal Street,
between Old Levee and Chartres streets.
Selling out below cost to liquidate business.
Mr. P. Malochee having determined to with
draw from his present business, begs to announce
to the public that he will dispose, without reser-
walton and peremptoriy, Of his entire, extensive
and well assorted stock in trade, consisting oil
House Furnishing Goods Of every variety, China:
ware Glassware, Crockery, Steel and Plated
Ware, ETC., ETC., etc.
The attention Of country merchants, house.
keepers and the trade is invited to this import
ant sale with the assurance that there will be
offered unusual inducements and great bargains.
This stock will be offered at private sale by
Mr.. Malochee until October 18th, 1874 when all
the stock remaining unsold at that date will be
positively sold by public auction on the promises,
No. s. Canal street.
DY G. DE FERRET l. CO.-John G. Monrose
ID MISUNDERSTANDING on THURSDAY, Oc-
tober Is, 1874, and continuing every day follow.
ing, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, until the entire stock is
closed o1O I'd
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Fourth Ward Democratic Club-The nom.
bers q above Club requested to attend the regu-
lar meeting of said Club this TUESDAY EVEN.
ING Oct. Goth at the Wigwam, corner Canal and
Villere streets, at Z! O'Clock Business OF i'm
portance will be transacted
JOHN LIE MONNIER, President.
EDxy KPExA Secretarv 90
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT - The second and third floors of
Il building No. 1873 Canal street. corner of Burgun-
DIV; very pleasant and desirable rooms suitable for
private residence or business purposes Inquire at
the office of the Wilson Sewing Machine Company.
in the same building. O20 2t*
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AUCTION SALES.


PEREMPTORY SALE.
STATIONERY, BOOK AND FANCY STORE
Chromos. Engravings, Games,
Toilet and Fancy Articles,
Religious, School and Standard Books,
Show Cases, Counters, Shelving, Gas Fixtures,
And msny other useful articles.
Being the Entire Contents Of the Store,
143 Canal street,
One door from Carondelet street,
On account Of withdrawing from business,
Either in Block or by Detail,
Without Reserve, at Auction.
DY NASH 4 HODGSON W. I. Hodgson,
ID Auctioneer Office, 5 Carondeet street.
On THURSDAY, October %, 1874, at 1Oa o'clock,
A. NJ. at the store as above. at public auction,
will be sold
THE ENTIRE CONTENTS as above. to be
offered first in block. and if not sold, then to be
sold in detail to the highest bidders.
The store is for rent $500 per annuu. Apply
to the Auctioneers
Terns-Cash in q. S. Trea sury notes. go I'd
ANCHORS, CHAINS.
COTTON COTTON-COTTON..
$50 bales of COTTON (more or less), saved from
the wreck of the ship Ailsa, Capt. John D13k
for account Of whom it may concern, at fubhc
DY NASH 4 HoDGsoN-w. I. Hodgson,
ID Auctioneer- No. 5 Carondelet street
On WEDNESDAY,, October 21st 1874, at 10 A.
NJ, on the Levee, at the head of Washington
street. for account of whom it may concern, at
public auction, will be sold
$50 BALES COTTON, More or Less,
ANCHORS and CHAINS,
Being the last Of the cargo saved from the wreck
Terms-Cash on delivery in United States
Treasury notes. O2O I'd
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Headquarters Twelfth Ward Democratic
Club-A meeting of this Club will take place on
TUESDAY EVENING, Oct. 90, 1874, at u O'Clock
P. NJ, in Council Hall, at the corner of Magazine
and Berlin streets All Conservative citizens are
cordially invited to attend. Hon. Z. A. Burke and
other eminent speakers will address the meeting.
EUGENE MAY, President.
s Y PARMELEE Secretary OILS
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VTNO RENT-The large twO-stOry brick store with
l dwelling attached, No GAG Magazine street, near
Jackson. Also the brick store with dwelling, No.
243 Josephine street. between Camp and Magazine.
Apply to r. NJ. HAILES, No. II Exchange Place,
Basement, between Canal and Customhouse streets.
:
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=" BONZANO
CUSTON-HOCSE BROKER.
Office 2 CLINTON STREET
Between Customhouse and Bienville streets opposite
the Custom House. New Orleans.
ole Ia
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VTNO RENT-The front Office on third floor of &c
i BarOnne street. suitable for cotton buyers or
lawyers. Also the rear Office same floor. Pos
session given Immediately.
Apply to HENRY BEER
ola 6tM&E 1a5 Gravier street.
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INOR RENT-TwO-story Frame Dwelling House,
rooms gas and fixtures very large .ard rent s35.
Also Cottage House, GO Baronne street, contain
ing six rooms, gas etc; rent S25
Also Cottage House, 43 Polymnia street, contain
ing five rooms gas a. d fixtures; rent S25.
For further particulars apply on the premises.
O1S
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nor RENT-VERY LOW-Furnished un
IL furnshed-The twO-stOry brick dwelling, 26s
Canal between Howard and Where streets: contain
ing 12 rooms hall gas, chandeliers, hyirant cstern,
wen stable, carriage house, and all necessary out
buildings, garden. yard paved all in perfect order
and 81 Commercial Place ola st
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NOR RENT-For rent for term of years, the
H la, ge tract of land known as the Brooklyn
Property situated between Algers and Gretna. For
further particulars apply to "
PETER MARCY,
o1- II IT'S Common street.
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LHOR RENT-The two story and attic frame dwell.
C ling No. 226 Coliseum between Fourth and
Washington streets, containing eighteen rooms, hall
gas bathroom, galleries, cstern, large yard, etc.
Rent low. Apply to
II. NJ. ROBINSON, Real Estate Agent
OF 1t Nos % and "a Commercial Place.
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meeting Of the Bulletin Guards will be
held in the National Hall, Poydras street. be
tween Liberty and Franklin TUESDAY EVE
MING OctObe, 60 at y O'Clock.
JOHN MCCAFFREY, President.
CHAs. BYRNE Secretary. Ols 1t
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1NOR RENT-A TWO-STORY FRAME DWELL
Il ing, containing six rooms, kitchen, and large
yard in good repair Cars pass within half square
of the property Rent so per month good tenants
Apply to W. r. VERLANDER 45 Magazine street.
sl6 If
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Rooms Democratic Parish Committee. No.
IA Gravier street, St Charles-There will be
a regular meeting of the Parish Committee THIS
Tuesday EVENING. at u O'Clock. All delegates
requested to attend punctually, as business Of
importance is to be transacted.
BY order of the Committee:
J. Fl. HARDY. Assistant Secretary.
90 M&E Parish Committee.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-27
NOPE ABOUT Tu; S:LNDNT
NiiSI.

Ni.h rec"II TO tie famous Belmont
mine the >lu I'ran.:-co .'>t II Sat4r-
day says;
L, p,icr lurin- "a; vea}l RANGED from
- u So, closing at SO. Mn&.ty ii
opened ar <,i7la and closed at SO ~.
'ine decline force. many q the SNAIL
holders TO 1T 90. 4 t. n.ure margins
couII be raised on In. dead point. the
consequence v:;ts 'Iut 7lav s:tw It touch
$l4 under the sales oi outside stock.
The insiders and large holders br&ced it
up or Wednesday 10 protect thein:e Ees
from bsing called upon for more mud
by those who hal il aa collateral ana 20
hear from c. ". Lightner, who had been
dispatched 70 the mine as new Super
intendsnt aud pleripottntiary to examine
and make A report to his confidential
operators. Thursday something leaked
from those who had been getting out.
and were friendly with Casseli, the Old
superintendent, and that made another
break in the stock to Slll.. This began
to toll on the heavy EoIdefs. who Were
rs badly pressed fox margins AZ the buy
er 80 bows, " no sold out :Or account on
Tuesday. On Friday, there was an ad
ditioIlal shower of stock III the market,
on account of margins and a telegram
from Lightner stating that the mine was
no good and he wouldn't be Superinten-
dent anyhow. Those who had up 70
that time held on through faith, lost
hope. and began spiIling. ON general
principles, the stock closing to-day at
s.. The latest information from the
mine is tina: C.ssell has resigned: Light
her won't take 1t for keeps, but is 20 Iin
the machine until February as an &C
cvmmodation. Yesterday the Trustees
had meeting, and appointed a Mr..
Wehber as Superintendent (who the
Dickens is Webber:) The appointment
ooesu't raise the stock; on the contrary
raises the hair Of stock holders. Judging
from the price. At any rate, ii the mine
as we have before said, is half as good
AS reported, it's a good time to average
down. SO ends the second lesson for
Belmont.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-27

Tuesday, Goth, shipment of goods
was opened at the Stone House Station,
20 miles west of Battle Mountain, for
| distribution amongst the Indians located
| in that quarter. The goods were sent
on by G.. W. Ingalls,, Agent. to Special
Agent n. w. Ingalls,. J. w. McWin-
hams, having by long residence become
we'll acquainted with all the heads of
tribes in this section, was requested to
make the distribution. which he did,
Tuesday morning, after having given sew
eral DAYS notice to the Captains Of the
clans to have their people ON parade at
AT the appointed time.
The Indians camped in large numbers
little way off, and early i'll the mcrninS
We're on hand, and Capt. Bob made !. u
clock call. to know how soon business
would commence. At O'Clock the In
dams had formed ii circle around the
packages. and the opening chorus com
menced on the boxes. Blankets, coats.
pautaloons, flannel ana hickory shirts,
calico. sneetlugs, cotton cloth. red flau-
nelS. combs. needles, thread. knives.
axes. irving pans and tobacco, were plen-
tifuiiv ,!isbursed.
The recipients were all in high cIee,
expressing their qualification III various
WAYS. Ali were satisfied; ana when We
LET; series OF resolutions had j3st been
adopted. with voc;ferous applause. We
hal not time 10 translate the document,
or it should havea place i'll this connec-
ton. One hundred and sixty Indians.
men. women and children were pres, 1T
and goods were issued for 20 additional,
who were prevented by the extreme cold
from attending. The head men Of this
colony ar Capt. Bob. Capt. Lazarus.
aud Capt. Johnny. al Of whom assisted
As clerks II distributing. The only fault
found was on account Of the Size Of the
coats. 1t WIS amusing to witness the
disgust OF some OF the broat-shOUldtrrd
fellows throaiIg down coat after try
ing to crowd it on. Uncle Samuel, YOU
mast send our boys big garnents-they
grow on the bro ID plains. aud are not
like the English companies. Limited
Size ~ is snail enough for any OF them.
Al THE STATION.
The special commission enjoyed the kind
hoSpitaities Of Nj and Nj Mcloy. NJ.
Meloy being the local track inspector.
On the mountain side less than Il mile
southwest. is the old Overland station.
Above on the mountain. are found Out
groupings OF quartz showing consider
able silyer-belrlng ore. " work OF any
consequence has been done. toward as
cr,-tainins the value OF the deposit or
ledge.
The c. 2 S water bank a this place is
the bust looking one We haze noticed on
the whole lile OF the road. The water
Is carried about r mile il pipes, from
S.,rifn near the oh St..us House: i tN-
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-27
TIE MYSTERIOUS DEATH AT PALIsADE.

The MYSTERIOUS DEATH AT PALIsADE.
With regard to the fatal and mysterious
shooting of telegraph operator at Pail
SADIE. some mention OF which was made q
day or two since by telegraph, the Eiko
Mdependent says:
D.. E. Barrett, telegraph operator at
Palisade, was found dead i'll his room
about o'clock p. III. on Wednesday
with bullet through his heart. The
verdict of the Coroner's jury is to the
effect that death was produced by PTS
tol shot fired by his own hand. An old
battered six-shooter which had been left
in the office by a teamster q long time
since was found lying near the body
with one chamber empty, and it is gen.
orally supposed that he had been handl-
ing the weapon and that it was accident
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-27
THE TREASURES OF THE SILVER
GROTTOES OF WHITE PINE.

There is sturdy and never-hassing
faith in tine future of White Pine always
observable in the Hamilton Ne,es; and
in the issue OF that paper for last Sat
urtlay we have the following encourag-
in. repor: regarding the present condl-
ton OF the renowned E5erhardt and
Aurora mines:
Through the courtesy of Capt. Frank
Drake. Manager of the Eberhardt Il Au-
FORA, We were enabled II visit Treasure
Hill in his company. 1t being our pur-
pose to view the workings OF the miles
belonging to the company, We were ia
ken in tow by Mr.. Maxwell, the obliging
mine superintendent. and escorted un-
der-grounl. by way Of the Earl and Du
Pas chambers, to the present scene of
operations in the Peerless chamber.
Since our last visit Of some three months
ago. the magnificent body of ore con
tanned within the walls of this celebra-
TED locality has continued to yield alum
dainty. and. as yet. shows no si1I.S Of
dimunition. Standing on the door #
this Immense excavation one IS lost Iii
amazement while specializing on the
everywhere visible amount Of Il, rock
still remaining. aftet months Of constant
work. and con izctUTe fails II limit TIE
quantity vet III sight. On the western
side Of this chamber the foot wall has
been reached and shows Itself distance
uf tive hundred feet is smooth rs glass.
lying At an angle Of some thirty OF forty
degrees. pitching east. Taking into con
sidslatlun the f;,ct that the same chaTac-
ter of wall is found iii the Wheeler tun-
nel. OF the Hidden Treasure, having the
same inclination or pitch. then again
seen III the Ward Beechcr. north "a the
Peerless chamber. one cannot but arrive
logically AZ the conclusion that the per
manent wealth in mineral lays east OF
Treasure City, and that the ore found on
Chloride Flat and vicinity are not indi-
catiye of large and continuous bodies.
The daily shipment Of rock from the
chamber described IS from thlrtytiye 10
forty tons, supplying the thirty-stamp
mil Of the company. III Eberharlt, with
II suflicieucy o; ore to keep the stamps
constantly ID motion Recent develop
mznts in the near vicinity of the famous
chamber have demonstrated very in
portant fact OF which We are now AT lib
ertv to speak. bu. We can confidently
predict sensation in mining circles
from the discovery ere many weeks
Manager Drake has been laboIins under
many difficulties since his assumption OF
the charge Of affairs. foremost among
which has been the lack Of necessary
funds with which to prosecute work as
he wor.l,, have IL sired. but. We are clad
to say, that. through his energy and per-
severance. thu Successful completion Of
the mill has been ACCOMPLISHED. a-ll the
expenses in its construction. as well as
labor on the mines. will souu be .;qui-
dated II fact he Lrs made the proper
+ sslf-sr.,ttirin- institution from tn
start. We trust tie directors, across the
water. may SIC the uecees;:v II allowing
Capt. Drake 10 manage the mine - J.!
proposes and we can Confidently gua:a-I-
tee !. =, ciect success.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-27
JUDICIAL CRTrICrsM ISTTMArED.-At

the conclusion OF an item stating the
circumstances Of the granting Of 4 new
trial to Owen Ferguson, TIE Phoebe Rec
ord says:
The District Coart must next set n
day for the new trial, and the whole case
must be gone over again. One OF the
principal witnesses for the State has
gone to San Juan. and there is no telling
what the result OF the new trial may be.
Judge Hawley's decision may be referred
to at some other time.
We infer from the tone of this, that
Judge Hawley's decision don't square
with the ideas of the law commentator
of the Record, and that he proposes to
review the same when he gets a good
ready on.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-27

SAD ArFIICTIoN.-IntelliG comes
to us that the family of William Burke,
postmaster at Shellburn, and gentle
man of high standing in the community,
has been sadly afflicted with sickness re-
Gently At last accountsall the children,
four in number, were down with the
scarlet fever and one had died. Since
the foregoing was in type, telegram
has been received stating that a change
for the better had shown itself, and
hopes are entertained for the recovery of
the remaining three little White
Pine N.us, Jan. "A.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-27

KICKED 81 A HoRsE.-Mr. Z. d. Lake,
proprietor OF Lakes stage line running
between this place and Poe City. while
coming from the latter place this morn
ing in sleigh. one of his horses became
fractions ane kicked over the dash board
striking Mr. Lane in tine face knocking
him senseless He was brought into
town and had the wound dressed by DR..
Hocan.-Ren0 Journal.