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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-02-25

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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-01

Yesterday lie fret class in MI Howe's
department was examined III arithmetic
Twenty-Five examples ealbrac.n; al the
principles in written arithmetic were
wrought by the class. Laura D.4ry per
formed al t.; them correctly. Katie
Hodgkinson and Charles Panabakar Oh
t.incd the correct answer TO all but one.
Annie Martin ana John File had two
| incorrect; S.elil G les. Mary Jane XII
lev and Virginia CAe1r had .hree wrouc:
and the others, olC-,LiTd Of tn Glass,
had from SIX 10 eleTen wrong, Some Of
the latter ranked high IN the general -
citations during tue past term. Some
that failed made only Il trIiirg mistake.
All reflected much credit On their instrut-
tor. The examples in Square Root and
Cube Root were admirably demonstrated.
The entire number OF examples were
given to them for the first time. The
Superintendent OF Public Instruction,
the Rev. Mr.. Fisher. said that among
the five thousand children attending the
public schools in tits State. he would
Place the first class, in the Carson High
School, III the very front rank. Several
other gentlemen also expressed their IN
qualified contamination Of the efficiency
OF the Principal Of our Public School.
DuIing the examination. Controller ".
W. Hobart gave the following problem
to the class: a man has $4,000 in
Nevada State bonds, bearing interest at
the rate OF - per cent. per &nnum the !
bonds running - Years lie IS willing
IL 81 !, q
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-01

The Wilson STAGE LINE for Genoa,
Warm Springs, Aurora, Benton, Colum-
bus, Independence, &e., &c. has been
reconstructed under the management Of
H. A. Billings, administrator. Hence
forth there will be daily, instead of a
tri-weekly stage for Genoa and Valleys
Springs Three times week stages
will leave here for Aurora, Independ-
ence, Cerro Gordo. &c. This line con-
meets ct Genoa with stages for Monitor
and Silver Mountain, and makes the
trip to Aurora in II hours. Mr.. Billings
is an experienced and able stage man and
will make this a popular and reliable
lire. Attention is directed to the new
advertisement of these stages in another
column of this mornings APPEAL.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-01

CARSON HoRsEs on TIE RAMPAGE
We are thus, as follows, informed of
rampageous doings of pair OF Carson
horses while on visit to Virginia City
Ii Is the Chronicle Of last evening VII
tells Us that This morning, William
Parsons soda team. driven hy Edward
Dean, ran away aad smashed thing S
generally. Ii seems that Dean came up
from Carson yesterday, AMI Put up his
team at Moneys stable. This morn
ing, in company with Samuel NIlcoyel.
Dean started to deliver some soda in
Gold Hill. just Is they had left the
stable the bride came OF the near horse.
Dean attempted 70 stop the team, but it
was already under full Leaiwiy, and at
the corner Of Union and 3 streets the
horse without n bride turned down
Union street. pulling the other one after
han. dowa which they both ran at an
awful pace. WilcoXeu, seeing that il
was impossible for Dean to stop the
team, jumped out, aud the horses kept
on across { street until they struck the
awning post Of the new building Oh the
corner OF c and Union streets, knocking
the post down, upsetting the wagon,
and throwing Dean out. The team
then becoming loose from the wagon,
ran down through Chinatown, where
they were captured and brought back to
the stable. Dean was slightly injured
and one OF the horses received Il very Sc
we're cut on the left hip and was other
wise injured. The bed of the wagon
WAS badly smashed. and about half the
soda bottles broken.''
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-01

On Saturday last Il Young Washoe
Indian went to Chinatown and got
drunk. While in that state he was set
upon ny m infUratfd Cnlnalnan and so
beaten about the head and neck that he
never recovered his consciousness, and
on Monday night he died. This story
comes to Us through the crippled Indian
boy. sam, who has SO long lived with
the Hawthorne family. The murdered
Indian is Sans brother; and the poor
lad IS half crazed with grief. Doubtless
this matter VIII have a fail investigation
at the hands Of the authorities and the
murderer brought to an account, if 1t
be possible to ferret him out-whlch IS
exceedingly pr3blematical.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-01

Mu1TARY.-We are glad TO announce
that his Excelency, Governor Bradley,
appointed, yesterday, NJ. Samuel j.
Hodgkinson an Ald-do-Camp on his
staff. with the rank Of Lieutenant
Colonel. sam viii undoubtedly make q
rrnnI soldier
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-01

DIs&oLrTIoS or TAETNEa. mr. Messrs
White & Jones have dissolved their CO.
partnership in the business Of trading
i'll doors, blinds, mouldInos. and the
hike. See advertisement.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-01
Thu Carson Course IsaCr<.

For the races set for tomorrow at the
Carson Course there lave been-or will
be-anong the entries. four Norfolk
and one Lodi colt This is a splendid
showing Of blood stock. These viii
contest for the acknowledgements
fve-dolIar-purse, the single dash of one
mile ana quarter. AID here let Us
remind out irlenls Of the Tart. that
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-01
EGTfL ARRIVALS.


Persons dcsirous Of procuring tickets
for the Ball to be given in Carson on the
evening of the Fourth Of July can obtain
them at the store of Il. Fred Brooks.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-01

THE COUNTY Fathers have caused the
ditch opposite our Office to be cleaned
out and deepened. Can't keep our sew
ers and cutters too cleanly these hot
DAYS.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-01

DE-. L. HILTON CHASE who has lately
been announced as located here in the
practice of his profession OF homeopathy,
has departed hence for Virginia City
where he will take up his residence.
An excellent practitioners It's said.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-01

PERSONAL Edglngton, Esq, OF
Virginia City, and Hon. Wallace Goodell
of Churchill county were in town yes
terday.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-01

W III AiEIl Oh liS IL otTtti lt IiHLt etlL5 tl
Ausarr street, in the following order:
Aid. Grand Marshal. sd
Carson Brass Band
Mexican Veterans.
Pioneers
Soldiers aua S2ilo1so Of the War Of tn Rebellion
Mint Employees.
Civic Societies.
Warren Engine Company Nc. /.
Curry Engine Company Nr.3.
:. + STifs Engine Company No, :.
Base Ball ClEhs.
Citizens on Foo.
Orator, President .nd Foey.
Chaplain and Readers.
judges of the Supreme Court
state Officers.
Federal officers.
County Officers.
Car Of State.
Cars with School Children.
Car with Nevada Orphans.
Citizens i'll Carriages.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-01
Lime o. March.

The Proc ,ssion will form at Il o'clock A. NJ
and move a. follows
Up Carson street to Robinson; along Robinson
10 Division; dowu Division TO Sixth; down
Sixth to Carson Up Carson 10 Proctor, at which
place the Procession will he dismissed, and tLc
following Exercises had at the
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-01

Orr STIRRING FELLOW Mn, Nh. E.
y. JUDD, the hardware merchant and
hard working individual has just re-
ceived, we notice, lot of the Woods
Mowers and Reapers, also various other
improved and lately patented aSricul-
tural machines-all Of which are sup
piled, per order, to our agricultural
friends ut tie most favorable terms as to
cost and otherwise Visit his establish
ment Oh King Street and see what he S
sol.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-01

The Rev. Edwin Arthur McArthur of
the Church of England, is the guest OF
our worthy townsman, Mr.. GreniSe.
He has been a missionary for the past
twenty-five years in Africa, Central
America and other parts Of the world.
He will deliver lecture this evening at
o'clock in the Sunday School room OF
the Episcopal Church. All are invited
to attend
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1874-07-03
rHE sTATu FAVE.

Says the Griffin News: From
what we could see and hear while
in Atlanta few days ago, we are
satisfied that the coming State Fair
will be big occasion. Atlanta is
alive to the Importance Of the enter
prise, and has asprogressiye man at
the head Of affairs IA the person of
Mayor Spencer. He is devoting
his time, talents and best energies to
the success Of the State Fair, and
has corps Of assistants who are do
ing their utmost to make it all that
could be desired.
Let the people lof Georgia give
our Atlanta friends all tho support
10 their power, and the State Fair
will rebound to the glory of Geor>
gia.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1874-07-03

slight ridge on the manure. Being
now ready for planting the seed,
open the ridge with small pillow
lin the absence of a seed drill, strow
the seed at the rate Of one and one
half pounds per acre, and cover
lightly with an iron tooth rake.
The cultivation should commence
SO soon as the plant obtains the Sec
ond leaf, by taking sharp hoe and
scrapeing lightly on both sides of
the row taking away all the weeds;
after a few days when the plant is
out of the reach of the fly, chop out
with narrow hoe leaving clumps of
plants at intervals of four to FIVE
inches. When the plants have re-
covered end stand erect, the singing
process should be commenced which
consists of drawing all but the most
promising plant from each group
After the plant has become self-sus>
tanning cast very shallow furrow
from each of the row. This forms
a ridge between the rows, which if
the weather is dry should be harrow
ed down as soon as the hoeing is
done. This process of blowing and
narrowing should he continued until
the foliage obstructs the work
About the first of November is the
time to house. That portion to be
used first may be thrown into the
barn and covered with straw or fod
der, the tops and roots together
That portion to be used later in the
winter should be topped and banked
in the same manner as potatoes. In
this manner the roots may be pre-
served until late spring as fresh and
nice as when taken from the patch.
provided they are not allowed to re-
main in the earth too long in the
fall to be injured by frost, etc.
T. N. ID.
Woodstock Cherokee county, Ga.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1874-07-03
rAcTs ABOUT sToRMs.

The establishment of the Signal
Service Bureau by Congress has
proved a most valuable undertaking.
A vast store of practical information
with reference to atmospheric condi-
tions, the causes and premonitory in
dications of changes of weather, has
been gathered. We confidently ex-
pect that before long the foundation
Of a true science Of storms will be
securely laid.
The following very interesting
statements, among the conclusions of
the Bureau, are carefullylnoted OBJ
servations:
Storms are accompanied with q
depression of the barometer near the
central line Of the storm, and rise
in the barometer in the front and
rear.
Tho line is sometimes nearly
straight, but generally curved and
most frequently with its convex side
toward the east.
The velocity Of this line is SO that
it travels from the Mississippi to the
Connecticut river in about "a hours,
and from the Connecticut to st.
Johns, Newfoundland, in about the
same time, or about 36 miles an hour.
When the barometer falls suddenly
in the western part Of New England,
il rises at the same time in the valley
of the Mississippi, and also at St.
Johns, newfoundland.
In great storms the wind for sew
eral hundred miles on beth sides of
the minimum pressure, blows toward
the line directly or obliquely.
The force of the wind is 10 proper
ton to the suddenness and greatness
of the depression Of the barometer.
In the great and sudden depression
of the barometer, there is much rain
or snow; and in all sudden rains or
snow, there is a great depression of
the barometer near the centre Of the
storm, and a rise beyond its borders.
Many storms are Of great and un-
known length from North or South,
reaching beyond our observers Of the
Gulf Of Mexico and on to the south
ern lakes, while their diameter from
east to west is comparatively small.
The storms, therefore, move fore
most.
Most storms commence in the "Far
West" beyound our most Western
observers. but some commence in the
United States.
When the storm commences in the
United States, the line Of minimum
pressure does not come from the
'sFar West,v but commences with
the storm and travels with it toward
the eastward.
The first Of the principals upon
which the Signal Corps proceeds is,
that the invariable course Of air cur
rents is such as will equalize the at
pressure upon the earth's
surface, and that whenever inequali-
ties exist, tho winds are set in mo-
ton, the air thus finding its level
Just as water or any other visible
fluid does.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1874-07-03
CHEROKEE.

Chow Bells" writes from Canton
to the Constitution in this manner I:
All seems perfectly quiet along
beautiful Etowah. 1t is here one
finds the veritable land flowing with
milk and honey. 1t is here you
breathe pure air and look at blue
sky. The soil is equal to any, the
climate rivals that of beautiful
France, the scenery compares with
that of Italy and Switzerland. Poets
painters can flourish here. While
all this is true not a great many
know it. The people are quiet and
unassuming, remarkably industrious
and moderate, and, withal very
modest. The records of the court
show smaller proportion Of crimes
committed aud less litigation than
any other county compared with
same number of inhabitants. The
people of Canton polIed dry vote,
and consequently there are no drink
ing saloons in the town.
The merchants are selling heavy
stocks Of goods. The new Court
House will be completed in Novem-
Der; the plan is about the same as
the one in Marietta; Mr.. Oxford, of
Dalton, is the contractor. The
wheat has been reaped, and farmers
report heavy yield; corn and cot
ton crops are backward, caused by
heavy rains in April, but will do
well, "they say" All this 10 some
thing to make a county proud; it
were a tame pride but for this I; a
sportsman may shoot at tree, miss
it and not kill half dozen Congress-
ional candidates. Indeed, there is
not man in the county who desires
to go to Congress. Mr.. Editor,
some people would call that a phe-
nomenon. One word explains it,
modesty. The fact that we live in
county where there are no candid
ates makes us happy. just step
into Barlow and Cobb, and every
fourth man you meet will give your
hand the sweetest squeeze magma
bic; every male citizen over TWEEN
ty-one years Of age knows what that
means. While this is so, Cherokee
is not sleeping over her political in
ferasts.