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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-06
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II having come to my ears that Mr.. n. ".
Lowe. who claims to hs,os piano factory some.
where between the north and south poles, has
circulated the report in this vicinity that had
pronounced his instruments 'frst.clasS" take
this oppuonity OF stating, in justice to mysclf
a. profe ssional musician, that sitter thorough
examination Of one OF the above instrumt nts
never would have. unless deprived of my
reasoning faculties, forgotten myself 70 far as
to make The above statement
FELIX II. MIKZBACU
Professor OF Music.
Carson City, New, Sept. IS. 1874. Ee26-3od
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Grand Ratification Meeting in vir-
ginia City.


On Saturday evening next. the 10th
instant. will be held in VIRGINIA Civ i.
'' -'' - ''t'n'' 'oi
tbs purpose OF ratlfylnS the nominees
of their ,,arty It will ia tremendous
e.. =,
'o- -'' '"'' VIII al '"'"
be there out by special trains OF cars,
hepubicans from ali aions the line OF
the v d L. hallway VIII be there Great
| DELEGATIONS from Reno and other parts
Republican voters of Ormsby. Douglas
| ana Lyon and indeed IRON an accessi.
pi@ ,b o,n' e. Ea n, pa. W. NY ~ WI.
and address the assembled throng; Char
lev belong will speak in his attractive
and effective fashion: Mr.. Sharon will
| give his Republican friends the benefit
of his strong and comprehensive views
| of the situation: and it il probable that
one of the most gifted orators of Cali
! foruia will he one of the principal sneak.
ers. 1t will be a GALA night b. sure of
| that: and stern old Nount Davidson will
echo back the shouts of Republican an
thusiasm, till the very air Shall be So
charged with the voices of liberty
Union and progress. a. that there will
be no atmosphere which any Democrat
may breathe With safety to the heresiss
and humbuggeries which line tho inner
casing of his paralyzed, political car
case. Can't We, Of Carson, ex,emporise
band for the occasion OF course, a
delegation from the Arion's will be on
hand. with songs, new-spun for the .lo-
rious occasion. We ought to have
Club, and have it equipped with trans
parsncies and banners
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-06

JCsTICE CoUEr PROCEEDINGS. State
of Nevada VS.. James Neary and Gerald
Chune; charge, assault and battery
This case was tried on Saturday before
jury. Failing to agree, the jury was
discharged and yesterday was tried over
again before another jury and they failed
to agree when the case was dismissed
and the defendants discharged.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-06

How A AIsrAKs will fool a liar. The
reporter for tho Enterprise made the
unwarran.sble Dlunder. in his report of
Saturday nights meeting. Of stating that
Hon. Bob Lindsay, of Virginia City.
called the meeting to order. How in the
world he happened to stumble into this
esresious error, We cannot comprehend.
In the first place, this was . meeting
gotten up under the auspices of the
Ormsby County Republican Central
Committee; and for that reason, il for
none other, it would hardly have been
expected that Mr.. Lindsay, who is not
a resident Of this county, would call the
meeting to order. In the next place
and here comes the reason why We can't
understand how the Enterprise man made
his mistake-Mr Lindsay was moi in
Carson At any time on Saturday, either
day or night. And yet. making up their
reports rom such odds and ends and
scraps - they could tilch from their
n.ichbors, the jtd-lssa3e9.t and I'rs,iag
Ctronicl. galped Town the mistake
Of tbs EntryrI., =uti ia their
report they each make Lindsay
open our meeting for as. The fact is.
the meeting WAS called to order bv NJ. |
Geo. W. Ery ant. CT rman Of the County |
Central Committee. The Iu3'pcudspt. /
bent upon telling all the lies It could |
ooEcoct aboat this great demonstration.
not only asserted that the nee ling was |
called to order by Lindsay. bat that i,
was att,n ded by Mess1s Jonas Seeley !
aud William Wood. OF virginia, when |
the fact is, that neither Of them were
here at all OF course any newspaper !
statements purporting to be correct rs
ports Of :. political meeting. and begin
ming with such bun9lins lies as these.
are not to be believed at all. in any par
ticular. 1t is for tie reason indicated.
as well as for the still further AID
moro actual fact TINT the REPORTS of onr
as published hy the lndeEtrdsH
ard Chronicle are monstrnsities IF fi;l,e-
hood am! untairne-s, besides bel,
stupid and sicklv attempts a. iurlesqur.
that they are both to be utterly cor
canned and disrcGaidel. They are 4
OF awkward lying and dip
2ui. vapid halGerdash.
Hon. WILLIAM WoopBusN passed II "a
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-06

RANCHEE, who is friend to the
birds. and who takes wise and prac-
fical view of their usefulness, comes to
us protesting against the practice. all too
prevalent. Of certain pot-hunters, who
are continually killing biackbirds here
about. Says he These birds live on
Insects and grain. We have not birds
enough now. for. as one can see, for tho
looking. every cabbage leaf in this val
ley is perforated with insects. So,
suggest that you make ali appeal to the
hunters to leave the blackbirds and
meadow larks alone" We respond with
. hearty willingness TO this suggestion
We have always protested against the
cruel and inconsiderate practice of shoot
ing the small birds which come among
us: and though it may not be Unlawful
to kill blackbirds, it is a mean and un-
sportsmanlike practice to do so.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-06

DxM0CRATIc NOMINATIONS IN HUx-
EoLDr.--We learn from Gen. Buckner
that the Democracy of Humboldt county
have nominated him for the Assembly
The other two nominees are Case and
Hagonisle. 1t is likely that Mr.. o. X.
Stampley is nominated fer the Senate
but of this We are not positively advised.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-06

VIZ ABE very glad to learn that the At
lantic and Pacific Telegraph Company
are about opening an office in this city.
The competition which this will bring
on has long been needed here. and We
regard the matter as subject upon
which TO congratulate our citizens. We
hear that the new Office will probably 10
in the county building. Good
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-06

Evening Report.
sl5 Valley ~, ~. "a
1e3 Raymond ( Ely Is Isk. IL, l!t so
d'o Eureks Con l34. l2h. l3H
lee jackson zoe
100 Washington Creole .. ~. ~
80 Flag 81, 81. 3A, 81.
1lso Belmont 9. ~. ba. b5
$50 Newark II. l..
100 Non Belmont
40 Rye Patch Ia
$50 EldorAdo SouiheS.2 -.
500 E!iCredo North J ., =
-CO Prussar S. ~
Gao Chariot Mill H. a. so, IS $40 Il
300 Calistosa ". lUs. lo'.. II. b3u
145 u Chariot =
600 Mansfield 81.
ass Empire Idaho ,. ~ IL. l..
20 ElI:urrel
a20 Mammoth 40c
100 Silye- Chord T5c
50 Seq Belcher 3s5. as, 80
50 Csllf0rnir 81 bI
2s5 Choll.r -. T6. II b., 7SSsJ
40 Yellow Jacket us. lie. III, lls
200 Con Virginia -. y2a, %
$50 Belcher - 73k. 7:S, Tlk
250 Rock Island So 6
80 Overmsn Is. II. 76&. 7sk
$50 Best 4 Belcher 81. SO =, 81
100 Justice 81
$50 Savage ~. 9S. az bsn. 9sh bt
30 Ophir l6 =. q - =. Az.
las Crown Point o5. s6 b3o, $50 BIZ, sd
t25 Woodville !. ~
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THOMPSON PAkIoR ENrEKrA,NNE

THoNPsoNs PAkIoR ENTERTAINMENT,
a decided treat i'll the line indicated. will
take place this evening at the Carson
Theater. The programme gives promise
Of very pleasing performance; and we
are assured by those who know, that
Mr.. Thompson is an artist Of rare ac-
plishments. We all know that Mr..
Waud is = splendid pianist.
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Mr.. Tkv1s, the new Pastor of the

Mr.. Tkv1s, the new Pastor of the
Methodist Church in Carson, preached
his first sermon to that congregation
last Sunday He is man of pleasing
address. good voice and earnest speech
man. who has clear ideas which he pre-
sents in lucid style. His opening nd-
dress gives promise that his ministry
here will be productive of much good to
those who may listen to him; and We are
much mistaken if his efforts do not re.
suit in enlarging the attendance at that
Church. and increased prosperity to the
society over which lie hasbeen appoint
ed to preside. Mr.. TeSis comes here
direct from CalifofMs, but we believe
is recently from the Eastern States.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-06

The Bslchtr Mining Company yester-
day declared a dividend of 50 per share.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-06

Hon. WILLIAM WooDBuEN passed II IS
= int last night, On his way to Austin.
where liz !, appointed to open the can
'v.as in Az adore S to the people of that
pet Of the State. He will come back
With lagreis.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-06
TuERE seems to have been but little if

THERE seems to have been but little if
any contest At the Democratic primaries
yestesday. The following delegates to
the county convention were elected: j.
+. Dealy. Chas. May, Joe Ro,enstock.
A. A. Smith. Matt. Einckel. Z. d.
Sweeney. IVES. George. James Hunt. L.
j. Nudge. V. A. Muller. ". ". Bord-
we'll and r. 7. Kelly. AS to whom
these uncontcstcd delegates are for or
whom they are against we 90 not know
bowed if we care. We Black
Republicans will sinch their nominees.
al and singular, aud nons shall survive
the operation.
We NOTICE that the great wood Jam
which lay ST. long in tho Carson river
between the Morgan and Brunswick
mills has been ali cleared uu' The
wood piles (Which are not Sharnn's) are
the most extensive and numerous ever
seen on the banks OF tine raging Carson.
THE HIBknNIAN PANORAMA WAS we'll
last night. 1t is really a very
pleasing and instructive entertainment
and we'll entitled to its name of Gems
We are glad TO learn that it will be again
exhibited here on Friday night of this
week.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-06

l. q. X. M.-Ths regular Councils Of Piste
Tribe No. /, Of Carson City. are held 1t the Hall
of Capitol Lodge |. q. o. r., on Monday even
ing CT each seven SUM. general attendance
Of the chiefs and Brothers Is solicited.
Ky order Of the Sschem.
Il. Z. KELLY.
s~o-H G. Of
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-06

DH. +. J. WHITE, physician ana surgeon, has
removed his office from the Ormsby House 70
the suite Of rooms over G.. r. Colton's Drug
store on Carson street. He may there be con.
suited during all bours Of the day and night.
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BORN.

InCsrson City, October 4. 1874. t. the wife Of
Godfrey Reed, . son.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-06
INNING sToGA REPORT.


P0rsaoon Boara
is3s Ophir 46k. 4sH, At. 47b5
80 Gould L Curry 50, 80 y. 33 b50. 81
$50 Best L belcher A.. ~ bs. 30.A. 40
30 Savage lOo, Iu4. le4 bs. l0l
zoos Chollsr -. ~. 81. 81 b50
200 Hal. L Norcross TO- 81. 5sN. aIl
$50 Crown Point rs =, sd. Sc bs. &c
s3s Yellow Jacket lis. lI5e. lis. IL b,
1883 Imperial 1914, l0h. I3S
$50 Empire Mil lei. 10
$40 Kentuck q. %. a
$50 Alpha lsA, IoA
Sol Beicher IS. II. TiS
s6e Confidence ~. Pan. -
% Con Virginia 81. 93,,
$50 sisrrs Nevsds sli. So. 81
;5b Dancy ~. b..
IS Seq Belcher ass. 24s. 75e. 2.5
$40 OvermAn IS h5. IS, s24. -
Sls Justice IS. 3sk. i
SIS Julis 9h. TIA
$50 Succor 81
itoe Lady Bryan l, S'hc
ass Calsdoni. 80, 81. 3oS, -
$50 Globe ., l..
7s5 Baltimore lI4. "a
~ Kuickerbocker T.IA
80 Utah 4, IS.
1910 Calitorni. 81. So. s71. $50.
10 Bacon 6t.S
s15 Silver Hill ION. lsb.Is
100 Bullion 1917
80 Eclipse q. sk
800 Dayton 81. 8. Ga bN
30 kossuth
800 Orig Gold Hill
SO Seq r Island Ia. Is:
l25 Leo 81, 3
$50 Pictou SOC, Zee
800 Rock Island g. 81
lac pefdanellos Is. Iyt bJ1
$50 n Y Con 81
70 Occidental So
SO Senator
$50 American Flat II. l7S. l2Sss
SOC Andes Ia. IL
200 Eides IL
500 Union Con -. 1871 b}e. i94 bio. -
500 Pacific !. 81 H.
100 North Uuah |, II b3o
80 Lady Washington ~
50 South 0varmanl
600 Tyler eT.e
40 Alta 3. 2h
S1s Woodyille I,7A
sec Mint 45c. SIC
100 Indus :
gA1 F-apkliD z k3O
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-10-10
BSTGAYS DALLAS COUNTY.

Taken mp ]. c. Hill and estrayed before ].
c. Hill, justice of the peace precinct No,
one black or dark brown MARI mule, about
years old, about "A hands high. biutchn
bland on iefL nip; valued nj $40. AIT
Taken up ~ II. B. 5 DRY and esirayed be-
fore j. ID. kerfOOt, Justice of tie TCace pie
cinCt No. ], nine mares, ONE bay mare colt.
AM one surrel yearling cult, describe sIs
follows: one sOrrel male. brand ii IN circle
on ett shoulder, scar on left s',ie OF n'se, scar
on right 1t Hh loot, about - hands high,
about 9years old valued at so. one bay
pony mare, about 1917 hands high, brand u
in rcle on left shoulder, saddle marked.
ahOu years old valued at so s'ne bay
mare. bald face, one fore foot lite, branded
on LETT shoulder and tbigh vita spanish
brand, and on right thigh ii, about 10 years
Old, about 10 hands high valued at $40. one
bay file y, years old, about IA hands high.
blaze face; valued at $40. One bsy colt (;
left shoulder, about years old ; valued ~
so one bay mare, years old. branded q
with half circle over 10 on len shoulder
valued at .. One bay mare years old,
branded q with half circle over IL ON left
shoulder and f on right shoulder valued AT
SD Dae bay pony mare, branded on lett
Slipulder y r with Il X under il, about -
hands hien, about z years old valued At $.
brand on right shoulder, with a bell on
marked Il I, about Is years old ; valued at
SD. One sorrel yearling colt, no brands;
valued at S.. 4:3t
Taken up by Frank Ferguson and estrayed
before W. a. George, j p. precinctNo. 2, one
bay horse. years old, IA hands high, LEFT
hind foot white, branded X in n circle. Also,
one sorrel mare, both hind fe.t and one fore
foot white, blaze face, branded on left
shoulder. II hands high, s wears old. Also.
one bay mare with sucking colt and yearsing
colt 3 or years old, IL hands ilga, branded
on both hips with figure q, and en- Jeff
shoulder, r. awST
A. HARDWOOD,
District Clerk. Dallas Co., Texas
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GALVESTON, October 8.--Bacon dull
and tending downward clear sides,
lG2c; clear rib, Ice; hams, 16Ic for
choice sugar cured, and 14IGgl5c for or
binary. Shoulders in limited supply
and selling at l0sc. Breakfast bacon
in fair supply and moderate demand,
and is selling at l74c. Bagging dali at
the decline before reported; domes-
tic, heavy, l5!c per yard light l5c ;
India y. Coffee, in round lots from
wharf is quoted at 10000, gold, for
fair to prime; dealers sell from store
at l94@2l4c for fair to prime. Corn in
fair supply and prices firmer; yellow,
81 20; white, 81 % per bushel. Corn
meal steady at So % per barrel. Pearl
meal 81 90 per barrel. Grits 81 90 per
barrel. Sales of -four to-day unimpor-
tant prices steady; extra treble $50
6 SO; choice extra, S. 1907; choice
family, 81 25G97 so; fancy brands, IS 80.
Lard, dull tierces, 165 ole; kegs,
lSc; Proctor d Candles tierces, lie;
kegs, lSc. Oats in fair supply and
lower; western selling from store al
74c per bushel; Texas, re. Onions in
full supply; red western, 81 25G14 30;
req northern, Sf 900 w per barrel;
silver skin, 81 %; imported French,
81 per box. oiatoe7---Stock ample
and prices dull; western, S3G3 30;
northern, Si@4 % per barrel. Salt
Stock ample and prices dull; coarse,
81 40Gl IS, gold; iiue, 81 S0G9l 80,
gold. Starch steady at SIC TO the trade;
sales, 80 boxes. Sugar firm and adj
vanciDg; fully fair, l0ic; prime, 103c.
Coffee, G, ll4c; coffee, 3, l1Sc; coffee,
\, 12(9l2lc; crushed and powdered, 12s
@l3c; Demarara, llSc.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-10-10

A GRAND excursion party will leave
Memphis for Texas, the first day Of
November, going as far as Dallas.
Tickets are good for thirty days, and
the party will lay over here at least
one day. We hope arrangements will
be made to give them cordial recep-
tion.-[ Jimplecute.
While Dallas remembers gratefully
the lavish Inequalities extended to her
cXcursionists by the people of Mem
phis, and will do everything that she
can TO show interpretation thereof,
By throwing her arms wide open to the
eXcursicnists from that city, let them
ccme when they may, still-we would
suggest to the parties proposing TO en-
curt that, if they wish to see Dallas and
Texas in all their glory, it would be
well for them to hurry up their trip a
few days, so as to be here at the great
barbecue on the 30th instant.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-10-10

THE Seventh cavalry, now on its
way to Louisiana, is commanded by
the in famous Louis L. Merrill, who so
brutality tyrannized over the women
and children of the upper part of South
Carolina in 1871. He lobbied a bill
through the negro Legislature of that
state giving himself twenty-one thous-
and dollars for his services in arresting
citizens and procuring their conviction
in the United States courts. A resolu-
ton is now peuding before the United
States senate ordering an investigation
into this grab of the valiant colonel
from the robbed and oppressed people
of that most unfortunate state.
Merrill is a perfect Claverhouse in
all save the few manly and noble quail
titles that Claverhouse is admitted to
have possessed.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-10-10
LATEST NEWS.

PARIS, October 6.-The republicans
have lost many votes. They hold their
own in the cities, but lose heavy
rurally, where the Bonapartists gain.
The monarchists have made little
progress in this election for consuls
general under the new law, and the re-
suit is not so unfavorable to the repub-
licans as was apprehended. They
claim that their gains are nearly equal
to their loss, though Eugenie and her
son have shown unexpected strength.
The republicans carried Marselles,
Amiens and Rouen.
Complete returns from the election
of the consuls generals gives the con-
servatives 500, republicans 5000
LONDON, October Especial dis
patches from Santander to the Pail
Mall Gazette says, reports of the at
tempted assassination of Don Carlos
during the meeting among the insur-
gents, have been brought to that city
by a letter from Durango. The letter
confirms the previous occurrence to
the effect that Don Carlos was shot by
mutineers, and received dangerous
wounds.
According to reports received by
way of Vienna, Armin is under arrest
because he was about to publish book
containing documents damaging to
Prince Bismarck.
The Standard publishes report that
the Princess Therese, of Denmark, is
TO marry the son of the ex-king of
Hanover, and supplements it with q
rumor that Bismarck has asked for
explanations of the proposed alliance.
HAVANA, October 6.-The captain
general has decided that the tax on
capital must be paid, with an allow
ance of one-siXth of the amount, in
treasury bills at their nominal value.
The Vicou says that up to the 10Th
ultimo, little over three million dol
lars has been received in the treasury
from two months payments of the
five per cent tax on capital. Doubtless
additional sums have come in since,
but still the total is insufficient. Tax
payers do not realize the inconveni-
ence caused by tardy payments. We
must frankly pay that up to date. We
have cause for censure, where we only
desire 10 be able to praise.
Proposals for the sale of the nine
hundred and lifty-fve kilogrammes of
Virginia and Kentucky leaf tobacco
will be received until the 2Sth instant.
The conditions are published in the
Madrid Official Gazette, of September
18th. The sale will commence in Jan
uary, 1875.
Rio JANEIRo, October Cit is prob
able that the emperor, Don Carlos,
will visit the United States next year.
Later adviees stete that there is
the greatest excitement among all
classes in consequence of the insurree-
ton. Many persons are flying from
the city. Every departing steamer
carries away numerous families, also,
merchants. Steamers leaving town are
to sea by the war ships of
their respective government, as they
fear molestation by the insurgent fleet.
HARTFORD, October 6.-The town
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-10-10

H.HD O#uurr H lurlimi l0
hout non,o1 president nnd sHruHI
yItow.ud.m. of International oul.
or Switzerland.
LONDJS, October 8.--1ho Rail Mai
Gnlolio's special dispatch from Berlin
snyB that Won Arnlm4 affair has taken
n very serious turn. Emperor William
has ordered that no stone be- left I'm.
turned Ia the efforts to obtain the
missing documents.
WAsiuNGTON, October SIN COM
pliancc with request Of Secretary
Belkpap, yesterday, upon General
Sheridan, to detach II regiment OF
troops from his department for duty in
the south, that officer, yesterday, is
sued orders directing the thirteenth in
fantry, commanded by Colonel De Iro-
BRAND, TO report for duty in that de-
partment.
The secretary Of war this morning
received a telegram announcing that
six companies of the regiment, under
Lieutenant Colonel Morrow, had
started for the south, and that other
companies will follow as soon rs they
can be collected.
New YORK, October S.--llev. Thorn
rs Nj. Eddy is dead.
The Tribune sent correspondent to
Alabama to investigate the reported
outrages upon republicans in that state.
His first letter, dated Montgomery, Oc-
tober 3, is published this morning and
contains the following:
~ know nothing personally of the
condition of the disturbed counties. /
shall go to them in II day or two; but
rs far as [ have been able to investigate
| know thatthe administration journals
and the administration politicians have
grossly slandered the people of this
state. The party press on both sides is
very bitter in political controversy,
but republican papers are just rs de-
mandatory OF their political opponents
as those published in the interest of
the democratic party, and it is not true
that the latter have advised, or do now
advise, their friends to resort to intimi-
dation and violence. The authors of
some of these ISLANDERS that are destroy
ing the credit of the state and driving
away emigrants, live in this city, and
i don't wonder they are treated with
contempt. They say they are ostra-
cized, but they pass through the streets
without molestation or insult, and l
have the word of high republican Off
Gals here, that socially and in business
relations, honorable men, no matter
Whist their politics are, are treated
alike, except by few worthless fell
lows whose society nobody desires"
New YORK, October S.--The next
session of the Episcopal church con-
vention will be held in Philadelphia.
DR.. Vinton, the president, congratu-
lated his hearers on the success of the
congress.