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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

81 louls-steAme: John Tolle-3s: ba,es cot.
ton PAP SKIS cotton seed ] HID tobacco 1854 bales
hay 3.5 bbs nOuf 1876 SKIS oats and sundry produce
LOWKR COAST-Sfeamer Empire-67 hhds su-
gar - bbs oAsses $50 SKIS rice 80 SKIS youg Oh rice
100 bbls oranges and sundr1es
CHICOT CITy-Steamer katie-.3D bales cotton
523& ska cotton seed and sundres
LOWER COAST-Steamer WalOon-iiS 6ois mo.
iasses = bbls pOtAtOe. and sundr.es
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. st John-l90 hhds sugar
81. bbs moasses Is bales cotton - sks cotton seed
and sundries
DOEALDSONviLLE--Steam Henry Tete-33a
hhds sugar I'll b5S mOlAsses ! half bSls mOlasses
and suntr1es
SHREvEPORT--S: steamer Bossies-s0o bales cotton
and sundrlss
GRAND ECORE-Stesmer sabine-i.03 a1ies cot.
:Oa -; aka cotton seed Au1 ssad11eS
RECEIPTS BY RAILROADS.
MoeGAE'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
November l'--llI bales cotton SKIS seed cotton 1913
hhds sugar s5s bbls molasses /: hal: Sbls m0asses
u bbls syrup and sundriee
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD No-err.
Der l.-l:S sbs mOIasses 50 binds sugar and sun
lrea
NEN ORLEANS AMP MOBILE RAILROAD. No
Semb.g .'2e} bales cotton :!i6s tobacco 40 bbIs
lime IS ties and sunires
NAV ORLEANS. ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO RAIL.
Eciv. Sove =. Der lf49: bales cato. a.. sIud.!es
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TIE RIGHT OF BATTCRg AND rvrvR; ACCRE.
Toms IN FRONT OF THE SQUARES CE-
TWEEN P0YDRAS AND LAFAYETTE AND BE-
TWEEN LAFAyEVTA AND G!ROn STREETS.
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By Albert Paul.
By Albert Paul.
''''''h AND VALUABLE PROPERTIES ~ rl,.n
OISTRISv. $4,000
stcCESs!OS OF MICHAEL Co.SoS>
second oIsts:c: Court for n. PARISH os ORLEANS.
No 3. I'll.

ANN
ny ALBERT PAUL, ArCTYo,;EER--,e.
- ~ nee and saiesroom No. ~ koya. street. -
NJ "a KDAi. Decen be: 5. 1874 at twelve O clock
a., ~ the merchants and Auctiopeeys' Excbarre
a-eyai. near Cana! street. viii be sold BIZ puhit.
a aGcaion. ny virtue OF an order of the Hon. "A. H.
n.ssot lunge o: tae Second .DIstIic. Court dated
to wit '''ei' e
u. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, aisuateH i, Oh.
ihifd District of this city. designated by the No
70 III square bounded by Love, Port Ed helm ann
traps streets measuring % feet front on Love nv
Zee. IN ceptn; the improve n. nts thereon con.
2. LOT OF GROUND, situated in the Third
District of this city designated by the No in m
Louisa streets, measuring 81 feet inches 'front.' ON
CAsscalvo street, BY depth Of 60 feet; the Inn.
story house kitchen, ETC. ~o0SAo "AA7'
TeTms-Cash.
pense Of purchaser. nos Il "a Az *
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-18

-Ny IaoH BUILDING AT The HEAD OF CANA
STREET.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-18

A firm in Chester, Pennsylvania, ID
t<Young e. Fair" That means business.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-18

IN THE MATTER OF MRS MY2A CLARK GAINES
vs.. THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-18

An Arkansas Iapes is taking cotton seed
sor back pay.
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NOTARIES.

A HERO, JR.s
NOTARY PUBLIC AND COMNISsIoyxR OF pRxp
O0oo No. IL Commercial Place.
Passports procured with dlspoteh, AnA peo01e
ottaaHoa Gv1n 70 al Hoo6
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AUGTION SALES.
ByR. N. d B. !. Montgomery.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. CARPETS. l2os
SAFBS, ETC, AT AUCTION.
TRI-WEEKLT SALkS.
Ry r.. m. Il u. }. slONTG0MEKI..
% r. n. Montgomery, Auctionesr. once 70; q
DAY and SATURDAY., commencing Ct e.evea
O'Clock. at their auction room corner Camp and
GENKRAt HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS
IRON SAFKS COOKING STOVkS. etc.
T0rns-Cnah Nv
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Steamship Lavaea COokscy, fer Cedar Kevs
Spanish steamship ';raci., Erezums. tor Liverpoo!
British chip l. Sturges, Linnekin, for Liverpool
Norwegian bark Vale Moller, Tor London
SpA.... 5sig NeUya ColerLcO. Nix, fOc Barcelona
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AUCTION SALES.
By Placide J. Spear.

COW. HEIFRR, MARE, COLTS. MULE AND ONE
BUILDING.
SUCCESSION OF J. NJ. C. JAMESON.
second district Court tor the Parish OF oreAa'-'
~vp,aC,DF :Se TO- Il 'so AucT1oNRER-
ID Office No 46 Exchange alley. -MoNUAt.
November 90, 1874. at twelve o'clock NJ, VIII Dc
sold at public auction At the a, o on a tSe
bank OF the Mississippi river next to Morgan .,
late Ma gees plantation, by virtue and in pursuance
70 AN Orer from the Hon. A. L. TlssOt, judge OF the
Second District court for the parish of Orleans,
dated November Il, 1874. :of account OF 1he aooVo
OSR cow. OK HEIFEH, one MARE; TWO
COLTS. ONE MULE AND ONE oUILDiN''; she
building to be removed Immediately after sale
>. Terms-Cash on the spot. nolo .. -
PgoMlssORY NOTES AND HOUSEHOLD FU2S1.
w1pow HnHIPHk WIN ETaLES nR E6IGE Joseph
HALTER FOR A PARTITION.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
DY PLaCIDE J. ePkAR: AuCTI0SEhE :
ID Ofice. No IS Exchange alley.-SATuRDAi;
November "a 1874. at twelve o'clock NJ, Will De sol"
at public auction at the Merchants and Auction.
GERS Exchange Royal street, between Canal
and Customhouse streets, by virtue anc " pursu:
ance 20 Judgment "a Itn Inc tr H Io,ope Tsso
ud ye of sh. Second District Court for the parish
OF orleans, i'll the above matter. the following de-
= NOTE drawn by A. Roch and J. +. Rech 10 the
order OF Joseph Halter. for $500, dated july i3.
at one year bearing eight per cent interest Unit.
paid; and protested for nOnpayment. AID sUbse'
cueusly renewed with good Involvement
2 NOTE OF Jean Din, dated May I3. 1872 at one
year for the sum Of Sl2Oo secured BY mortgage
per ac, before A. Ducatel August lS, 1872. on ac'
count CT which EOte tie sum o. 500" has been
paid.
And by virtue OF the came Judgment. at Is" P.
NJ. will be sold on tie premises. corner CT EIn.ce
AMI Peters streets
THE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. ETC.. therein
contained.
ver,us-tAsi, on the spot NOi1 |. -
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DIAMONDS. ,EwELRy, PIANOS, ETC.

DIAMONDS, JEWELRi, PIANOS, ETC.
The :irst annual sale of the season OF owe: 4e9"e'
OF Pledge. forfeited to Harris Loan Office.
corner of So, Charles and G.avie. streets. con-
e,stng Of valuable Diamonds, gertlemeas' and
ladies' Gold watches, from bes! manufacturers
Jeweiry. Silverwara. ladies' Chate!anes, Vest
Chains and Otney va,uabl. articles 200 a.nev.
70 ,.,,..
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LEANS: VIA HAvRR. SOCTHANP-Oy Az
HAVANA. s
IL The steamships Of tho Sor,.
<GE* German Lloyd will resume :ast.
regular trips next fall a. follows:
Further days OF departure wall be ad-e-.,s.
hereafter.
From Bremen. Prom New Or.ea,.
FRANKFURT. september 2s Octobar y
STRASSBURG. -. October 8 Eoyemhar,
FELDNARSHAL NOLTKE.OctObe % Eovemhsr >,
HANOVER. ...... November Oecamhsr
fRANkFUhI: .....DeceHipei Januarys
SIkASSol hu.'''. Deceniper ~ January! ]:
koEAN.. .......Decenioef ~ January 81
The steamers touch outward at Navr. And q,
~ana and on there home trip at havana 49,
Southampton. TO land and receive passengers and
freight.
PRICES or PASSAGE
From Bremen. Southampton or Havre to Havaas
or New Orleans.
Cabic. S !5O ,ne
SteeraSe ~ eaId
From New Orleans or Havana to Southau,-,-,
Havre or Bremen.
CaoN SlS gold
StteSboe. As gold
From New Orleans to Havana NV
CABIN. SIS cok
Steerage.. Is yOlG
Passage tickets from Bremen. Southampton n.
Havre to New Orleans issued by the un1ers!gnsd
For tuyther particulars apply to
ED. +. STOCKMEyER 1 CO. Acenss
aus IL NO. ~ Union stree.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-18
BATTCRE SQUARES.

SQUARES 0! GROUND BETWEEN CANAL AND
GRAvIER, GRAvIER AND pOyDRAS. GiROD
AND NOTRE DAME. NOTRE DAME AND JULIA
JULIA AND ST. JOSEPH STREETS. ON THE
RIVER FRONT, WITH THR RIGHT OF BAT
TURF AND FUTURE ACCRETIOyS IN FRONT
Cr THE SQUARES.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-18

CLEARED YESTERDAY.

OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN,.
Wednesday, S5ve-be1 -. IL. )
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-18
LIyEKpOOL AND NEW OK LEANS IINR
OF STEAMERS
BUILT EXPRESSLY FOR THR NEW cslssys
TRAQE.
THE MISSISSIPPI AND DOMINION LINZ.
FIRST CLASS POWERFUL ScREv STEAMER,

THE MISSISSIPPI AND DOMINION LlyK
FIRST CLASS POWERFUL SCREW syaAMgaa
MONTREAL, ,sui,a,n e. ....' Ten
DOMINION. Captain uchette.................32s
ONTARIO Captain French. .....................3as
MEMPHIS, Captain Mellon.. ..........2ss
TEXAS Captain Iau.enson.. 1855
MISSISSIPPI. Captain Wrake...... .............0N
QUEBEC; Captain Bennett. ..........22s
st. LOUIS, Captain Reid.
IT steamship. .s: ,'''''''' '''*''~'''
ST. LOCis.
win leave Oh or about sz Au:v .sn n
From her wharf foot of jackson street. Fc,,r.a
District. wiz receive and sisu through bi!s 4
terdam and all continental portA
Parties DESTROYS Of sending for their friends ear
duction allowed when spplieti for In Yrouus ~
oaa:"as apply t. sfias WEEKS sspss,Ss se''
Managing owne-s-siiSy. MAIN AMINO Mo sTTes
ERY. No. u lance.ot Hey. Chapel strse., Liver.
pool. enc
MERCaANTs' eTKA0lsIiiF I.INE.
For New Fork.
Ccmpfs,ns the arss-c!ass steatnshses
% WEsTsss 4GADs " y ss1s's
EMILY B: S9VDER..'..............T r: 4. Rsses.
nN:sK = $1,000
SAILING rom New YORK ever: s q e aasss'
FEB EsW yoaK 0IREcg.
1T: e.: ;,:.- :,....
Nv. SAMPSON. Commander
VII: leave heP wharf, foot OF Jefferson s:,ess "a
SATURDAY. November q, at A. NJ
Thes" steamers have superior accommodating
sos passengers
cabin passage........... ...........$:s
siils 1t .ading signed through to L.sespsa.. Ga
Through Tickets for Frs. Class saa s..ersc
Passengers for Liverpoo! AVID the Continent. sop
:sa .ia ess ELS St
' 's'S'' J6 pass1 L i app1F Ae.r,
Tn. steamship UNITED STATES viii 'i a..v
leaving SATURDAY. Nosember ga. a. "a. N. jas
FOX HAVANA. VIA CEDAR KEYS AID
AEy WEST.
Cnited States NAH Lins.
WILLIAM ?. cl sssSSs@'A''' .x,,,.
IA The New Orleans. Fior,s
EGak2 vii! dispatch one OF this above srs
:, c!ass steamers tzou Sew GS.s&y
Every Wednesday.
Touching ~ Cedar Keys sna Key West aa4 ~
Meeting ~i-l steamers 5os Apa.aC hiColS 81. 3ssO
RATES OF PASSAGE
TO Key Wesl 70 Cedar Ken
soa....................$tc -.
eteesage.... ............ - ~
Through bills OF !ading issae2 60 n. psiau
Florida, including Tampa. aud 70 New yoyL
Charleston and Savannah.
EoGe but the company's bits Of fading sisnel
and none signed after sailing OF tho steamer.
Splendid passenger accommodations. and Shssas.
tickets given to above 2ointA
No freight received withoUt permit from Scl
Office.
For freight o. passsse Apply %
]. 4. ROBERTS, Agent.
iAts No. 100 Common sSfeeS
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MEMORANDA.

iAe aa:x Siaoai Anderson. :ro,: LsaIo. Sep.
:eiAS -. previously reported below waiting or.
ders, has sa.,et for Moble.
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ALSO. THREE pLEIEL PIANOS.

TO be sold, regardless of amour: loaned. a: a-c:on
DY II. NJ. & Ii. }. MONTGOMERf-s
ID NJ Mont romery AuctiOneer.-Wil be sold Oh
The premises commencing on THURSDAY NOrsIn.
Der 49, 1874, at 1899 A. NJ and continued from DAY
until the whole is disposed OF
Parties so disposed can redeem o: pay intt.es!
Terms Cssb on np The snot. no!,
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RAILROADS.

RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS, ST. LOUIS
ASD CHICAGO RAILROAD COMPANY
GREAT JACKSON ROUTE
On nnd after Neseusher IS, 1871,
'-si-s Novart Snd arrive rs io!iVss 6EOas AA..sos
street depot.
Express. 100 4. NJ Express. IN. :as
NAL. 500 p. II. IMAil....... S(D:3O 4 T.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cora tasonsa % D.
louis, Chicago and Louievile.
eitsA
Ticket. for sale And information aisea u II u
CAMp st1es.. corner OF Csmmoa
A. d. SHELDON Agent
fA!9 ~ Z. d. fR0ST General Man spap
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-18

IMPROVED AND VACANT Lots IN The FEST.
SECOND AND SIXTH DISTRICTS.
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AUCTION SALES.
By J. B. Walton.

IMPORTANT. EXTENSIVE AND PEREMP!ORI
SALE, WITHOUT KNIT, OF SOME OF THE
MOST VALUABLE PROPERTY ~ THE CITY
Of SEW ORLEANS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-18

Thx MOBILE LtNx.
- ond Afte9 May u, trans VII Aaee AsDse
700: OF Canal street IS follows
express and mail daily. 500 4 n.
Coast accom- pOdatiOn, Saturdays on!v 1:()O p u.
Wrought night express, dsly...... 400 P, 4
Arrive
least accommodation, Mondays only. $50 4 n
EA press ana mail daily. .............. 300 P. u.
!hrough night express. daily. ........ q $40 p. n
o.. ;nis u the only line running Through Pullmaa
Virginia Springs.
Oetce corner CAMP snd Coumsn streets, sp1osS
City RoteL
T. p SHUTE,
oeAG3al Passenger AgeaS
G. II. ALLEN.
wvIS General Manage
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STEAMSHIPS
BREMEN.

North German Lloyd.
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND Egv. q,
LEANS. VIA HAvRR. SOCTHANP-Oy ASn
HAVANA. ~~s
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-18

Tons
MONTREAL, fSuiidinsi ..........................3W
DOMINION. Captain BOuchette.
ONTARIO, Captain French.
VICKSBu RG. Captain Roberts. .2Ns
MbMfh:S- captain MeliO1.s.................... 2Ss
MISSISSIPPI Captain Wrake. ...........,SaN
QUEBEC Captain Bennett. .........,,22s
ST. LOUIS, Captain Reid.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-18

THE EavoRIrE.-The Bank Exchange Saloon,
corner OF ki,,., and OTIusby streets, is becoming
the f2vorite resort OF this city The great
attraction is Frederic ksLuTg Beer, while the
best Of wines, liquors AM cigars are, also, sold
at tie lar. first class Billiard Table for the
arnlIseIacT.t Of guests cold lunch at all hours
and hearty good cheer :or all its reco,nnien-
da:ions to pab!ic favor. L. I. Brown Is the
pgo-rict0r.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-18

The new postage law compels pub
fishers of newspapers to pay postage in
advance on all papers sen: from their
Office. beyond the limits of tie county
where published. on and after January
fst, 1875.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-18
LIST OF LETTERS

nFMAiNING IN THE CARSON PosToF-
Ia, FICE, December lG. is.4
To obtain any of these letter. the applicant
must call for advertised Letters.
LADIES LIST
Err Einu MrsElizabeth Cleveland
Mrs p Rla1l Mrs HaDnat Bailey
Mis- Maggie Mcbride Mrs Acthon
Mrs = % Maud Longton Ms $ Whightman
GENTLEMEN'S LIST.
a,u1v Chas Mahaffney. Moses
Borlur, Andrew Mal.lenA; aug
Buckley. Daniel d Mthth AieA
Boss, Geo Mchlhoh auS"
,o,,,n Holm NrCEne. John
- richard ncronold, James W
Co-nellY tt Nckirstry, Lee
Casser, Richard Mchnsht, JoAn
Cr.rt II Moon, Seo
cnmnhal, Nv Murphy. JT
ri Cb.s Moral, John
Debonville, Gilber. Painter:
Doland, Jsm"s tiSte'
Downing. G W Pahnke, A
Elliott Samuel Quinn, Johh
Enos, Frank h&hooI, ottaNe
Fraser. Duncan Ryan. William
Fner Natbs1n NJ Kinder, William
Gray W EaIlaRt n
ca-sncb &c shephart, DIVE
I;r7royich John sEockey, Ii
tIn,,na, Bsrrcn Stroll Zacanes
Unba~t T Sorison Mr. & Mrs NJ F
Tnohes Edward Trois. HoTmidcS
Huston, GeoD Tolpin, y
Haber. Alfred Tindean, VIM
HASTE pW Wicrce. VIM
Hammond, Richard NheIdon, j L
Jones Seneca Rev Nass, Alex
Enorb S+fro Waller. :
Leigh. WuI "alAer, Sa1Z-uS.
t-'- L. L. WINNIE, P. n.
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) y II u \ =. > =.

z. Ils!. DssrT.sEs'-' 'oVz.T o. TIE
Z Scene. Judicial District Il tie STATE .. Ne
I'D. n AID fer the Comfy Of or.r-l---
LOUISA TtEEOIF. Ii@inti@, y. GED-.>iL
ri.-st} =. Jsfei.,SE.t-
Atti-n brought III the District Court Of
.hc Send Judicial ! district 81 the Stats Of
NlvaiI. IN afs.I f. TIL CetsuJr q t'TB.~t-. ana
IL Goa; .:-a.t lied i'll sad Comfy of Orilsl y
in tie ulr@ u the Clerk 81 said District Court
TIL State uf Nevada = nas s-rettius5 to CT
OEttiE E&E=uIF. defendant
Ius, are lgrsby IuiTttl 10 aI7!.taT Il an action
brought aiTls; YOU by Tie above named Plain
tiff ia the District Court Of the Second Judicial
District of the STATE If Nevada. in and for the
County ut OrrsJ,y. and To a.sTFs the complaint
fled theTtin "a copy If which accompanies this
SuinIno.lsi within ten days exclusive Of the day
OF rviCTl after Inc service on You OF this Sii1.l
r:Ions-if served within this county: orif served
cut Of this county, but in this District. within
twenty days otherwise within forty days-or
Judgment i,y default Will I've taken against YOU.
The said action is brought to dissolve the
bonds of II2atriIaoay existing between You and
plaintiff upon the alleged ground of failing to
provide the common necesssaries CT life for
plaintiff and family for 1hoEe than two years
last past ard that the care and education OF the
minor children, George Austin. William Hesry
AID Lila .fay be awarded to plaintiff, and irIig-
nient fer her costs.
And you are hereby notified that ii you fail to
appear and answer the said coInnlaint above
required. the said plaintiff VIII apply to the
Court for the 7, lief prayed therein
~ Given under my hand. AMI the seal
H8SH Of the pistric: Court Of the Second
~ Judicial District of tie state Of Ne
vsda in and fer the County Il Crlnz;,y. this
oi:e Thousand eight hundred and seveIlty-.our
I. J. EDWAla3s. Clerk.
VIZ PATTERSON. Attorney for Plaintiff.
deIS-lm
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GRAND RE, EPTIEN.

Social events Of more than Ordinary
interest, bv custom are subjects OF news
pnrer notice. One Of this character. we
assume. occurred last evening. 1t was
the reception given by Miss H. h CiarH.
The hrilliancy OF the affair was tore
Swallowed BY the sensation created
amouo those included in the numerous
invitations. The wealthy host lives IN
:, handsome house, elegantly furnished.
situated within spacious grounds IN the
northwestern portion of this beautiful
CIV SO charninely environed by the
snow crowned Sierra. The occasion
vas the wedding of Mi. George Is. Hill
and Miss Lizzie Wheeler, we'll and favor
ably known. The ceremony happily
and auspiciously over. the welded pair
departed by night train for San IRAN
cisco. They will return TO this place.
their present and future home. The IN
ayoiaab1e TO be regretted) absence Of
editor and reporter necessities this
brief and incomplete notice Doubtless
while we write, youth and beauty chase
the golden hours with dying feet, and
hospitality IS dispensed with generous
pEo.us:on.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-18

TEE Humboldt Register gives is
-u=ishbor tbs -siics.' .StIis a friendly she;
on account OF half co,G:Iu O. set'!-
l4eat devoted by the latter II Kin
1atcllsz and his blind brother. Cur
5ro:he. Kelly Is on tie right ;sac!.:.
nevertheless, ami gets up . pap-r tast
tie folks viii read. Lit him utiiize the
Esds ct will. They seem 70 serve nc
purpose in history except rs sul jscta q
romance and speculation Why not
talk 'em up then:
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-18

THEEE Is TROUBLE in Nv Of.can-
ever tie mixed schools. The y.l!te boys
of the high school VIII not allow The
oaiered boys to enter. The School
Board are debating as TO what shall he
done in the matter. TIE school Law
makes 70 distinction IS to r.cc, and its
provisions should Be enforce. 50 long as
At i, the law. The pronriety OF the rc-
peal Of the law is another question.
which we do not now propose to discuss
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-18

The following nominations have been
made by the President: Charles I'll.
Chamberlin, to be Receiver of Pablic
Moneys at San Francisco; Charles Me-
Donald. to be Receiver of Public Mon
evs at Shasta, California: John ID. Ward,
10 be Register in the Land Office at
Sgsauville. California; Francis Ill. Good
win, to be Marshal OF Arizona.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-18

TIE latest scandal in San Francisco
involves no woman. This Gare excep-
iiou IS not altogether unpleasant. Brad
ley has been having q hard time with the
big boys Of High School. The troubles
Of the pctiasogue, ordinarily. are bad
enough; bat where teacher aud pupils
live forever under a rule OF gEowl, de-
liver Us, quick,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-18

IL COP HIIL, CT Tuesday evening, a
man Who felt like enjoying himself took
4 ftw drinks Of sheep-herder'5 delight.
then ,snsheatLa,l his revolver ana started
ont t. see the boys" lie first met q
III. !, l.leg and took him over the eye
with the butt Of his pistol, for ell &C
auaiataree sake; then lie found tie
Waterman Of the Yellow Jacket mine
and proposed = shoot a few locks q
hair out Of lis head as keepsaEes. bat
finally tool, another notion into his head
and went into soioon with his cooked
revolver, where he had great fun Al max
ing everybody dance to his music till
Constable Harkin came along and took
both man and pistol to the S.ation-house.
-EHt-,Irjse.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-18

The Phoebe E'r-eaiaJ journal. a Lew
,,susr ius; started, III an extra coii'aius
!, brief the following account OF the
murder by Indians of NJ. Casiera and
family, late of Phoebe: Abont three
weeks ago NJ Castera. wsI.-hno"n
barber of this place, decided on leaving
Phoebe FOR San Bernardino, California
Ivy the southern route, though MS frienHs
advised hun repeatedly to go VIA san
Francisco. Leaving here accompanied
Sy his wife. three children and friehc'
he nassel down the Meadow Valley
Wash and instead of turning towards
Hike he kept on towards Las Vegas IN
ii, he struck the olG California road
Here thew were met and attacked by 4
hand Of sixty Muddy Indians and muir
,lered. Immediately on receipt OF the
news, Under Sheriff Joe doas took steps
in the matter and tie following telegram
vas transmitted to the commander q
the United States troops at Beaver.
Utah, AMI to Governor Dradley, Carson
City,
PIocHr. December I6.-Tla Indians
have killed eight persons, including one
woman and three children, within the
last few days. in this county. OF the
Nudd7 Reservation and hear Hike We
have No arms and no protection. We
wish arms and that the Indians be pun
ished. Signed: J. 5. Haag. Under
Sheriff: II Fuller, District Judge: J. Il.
Cassidy. Foreman Grand jury; George
G0Idthwaite. District Attorney.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-18

King k4lasaua Will visit the l. S
Senate to-day.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-18

V1EsIy1a IrEMs-The Enterprise says
W. Frank Stewart. geolosist and iaveE-
ter Of earthquakes, has returned from
the Willis OF Eastern Nevada. Tell him
about point Of strange rock cropping
cut in any place between New Jersey and
the North Pole and he will so Tor that
rock and scalp it. though il may be sur
rounded a mile deep with the canaptirss
Of warlike savages or may lie II the
midst of whole AIaskas of glaciers.
The OpLir Mining Company held their
annual election on Tuesday, Dec Is,
and chosen the following officers:
Trustees-J- D. Fry. 4. X. 2. Harmon,
J. Il Dickinson, and Joseph Sharon
President. J. d. Fry. Secretary, Joseph
Marks Superintendent, Captain :. L.
Curtis. .Cross-cut No. l, on the
i5G0-foot level Of the Consolidated Viz
gin;a, fourteen feet south o: the Califor-
MA line is in ore distance Of fifty feet,
as measured with tapeline. The ore
IN the face is richer than at any point
passed One hundred and nineteen
ear loads of ore. aggre9ating SO tons,
were shipped over the Virginia and
TT ucLee Eailrcad for the y hours end
ing 1t Il II. on Wednesday,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-18

The Hall will be ta5tefuIly decorated and the
best Music furnished.
Programme Of II dances Of the latest fashion
and style.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1874-07-30
ENTRY BOOK 2.
Horses for General Purposes.

Aaoardiaag COmmittee.-C. F. Hern,
E. X. Chapdu, Robert Howard.