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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-08-05

WE publish THE morning the last Of
the "opinion5 Of the press concerning
the great statesman whom Tennessee
today nouns, refusing to be comiorted.
We have given all that the leading pa
pers Of nearly su the States have said,
and feel proud that only in one or two
instances the press Of the country / as
departed from 4 generally and deserved
ly eulogistic tone. All conceds the hon
esty Of Mr.. Johnson, and thai his
craftsmanship was Of an exalted char
ac!er, giving him credit for useful,
weIl-spent life-One that has in more
than one instance redcunded TO his
credit and to the welfare Of his country
men. HOnOTed in life, Andrew Johnson
has gone TO his grave followed by the
gratitude Of bis State and the great re-
public OF which it is part.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-08-05
Another Able speech by DisraeIi.

LONDON, August 4.-The annual ban
quet given by the LOrd-Mayor of Lon
don to her Majesty's ministers took
place tonight. Disraeli responding to
the toast to the government, declared
that the country was prosperous and the
people content. Abiding to foreign a.
fairs, he said peace prevailed. In his
opinion il would continue to prevail
The foreign relations Of Great Britain
we're scrutinized. He believed that it
would be found that they had been con-
Quoted with prudence and firmness.
The colonial empire would be developed
and consolidated. It's interests and
sympathies ought to be assimilated
with those Of the mother country, and
ultimately the colonies would prove
source not of weakness, but of strength
ard splendOT. Reviewing the work of
the present session of parliament, he
adverted at some length TO the incident
OF the shipping bill. he said that in
proposing a lew measure, the govern
ment had been assisted, not cOerced, by
public opinion. In conclusion, he re-
peated the opinion which he once be-
fore declared here, that the people OF
Great Britain were better off than the
nobility of other countries. The speech
was received with enthusiastic cheers.
Other members of the cabinet spoke in
similar strain.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-08-05

THE platform adopted by the Demo-
Gratis Of Mississippi, and published in
the APPEAL % yesterday as part Of a
special dispatch nom Jacksou, was gen.
orally Endorsed by the Democrats Of
Memphis as ia thorough sympathy with
the Democratic party in all the ether
States. Public education is indorsed
and the coIor-Iine Iepudiated, ard low
taxes and honesty in Office urged as
necessary 10 the welfare Of the
people. IN other particulars only
second 70 r. csc as essentials, this plst-
form is equally sensible and cannot fail
to help our brethren OF Ohio in the
series or eugagem ents they are now
fighting sgainst the administration
party OF plundeYeIs For this good result
we have to specially thank Colonel
Lamar, whose record in congress has
been such q tower Of strength 20 the
party in its dealings with our Radical
opponents. TIE Democrats Of Nissis-
sippi have covered themselves all over
with glory.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-08-05

THE city-sttorney, in answer to in
quiries by the finance committee, yester-
day sent communication 10 the gen.
ersI council N regard to the indebted
ness of the citg, in which he quoted the
sixty-sixth section Of the city charter,
which says 'that, in order to collect all
"the taxes due the Giles, and pay off all
indebtedness the cities owe (prepsra-
"tory to the taking effect Of this act,
"aIl cities shall receive in payment OF
talI taxes that may be due or that have
"sccrUed up to The first day Ct January,
$3.50, all their past-due Indebtedness,
"pXcept bonds OF the city, a special
"iund having been provided f)r their
npayment." From this we should
Judge that Mr.. Walker is of the opinion
that city Indebtedness Of any kind
OF ght to be received in pay
ment of all but school taxes, except
bonds and NicolsoL-psvement scrip or
certificates Of Indebtedness, to Ieim-
burse those who paid FOR the NiC5lsln
AID stone pave uebts- a resOlulIoli ny
wsy Of q compromise with bOrd-
holders, was offered in the council
in connection with the attorneys
rerort, Authorizing the tax-col.
lector 10 receive coupons from what are
regarded as the tainted bonds at sixty
cents on the dollar. This conclusion,
arrived at after careful investigation by
Judge Walker, is DO doubt intended to
We the ullimatum; for he seems to be
ss tisfisd that the city can successfully
res,gt the collection of so much Of the
bondyd Indebtedness 90 was created
without authority in lsw, which is prob
ably in the neighb9rhood Of one and =
bslf million dollars. The time wilt yet
come when the bondholders and Pur-
ehassrs will inquire il authority was
gjysu to issue the bonds.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-08-05

SPECIALS to the Louisville Courier
Journal give generally increased MAORI
ties ior M'Cresry over Foot and Leslie
in 1871. His election is conceded 10y a
msj1ri,y OF over thirty thousand, and it
is now thought probable that IL will
reach forty thousand. But few returns
hsve been received from the mountain
counties. but thess give M'Creary in
creased ms j critics.
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Alabama Election.

MONTGOMERY, August Returns
come in slowly, but enough is known to
render it reasonably certain that there
will be majority of ten thousand for
the constitutional convention. Datus
E. Coon, who issued an address to the
people favOring Congressman Whites
force bill, received but seven votes in
his own city out Of twenty-four hun
dred polled, eighteen hundred Of which
were Republican. Many leading Re-
publicans supported the call for a COLI
stitutionsl convention, and several Re-
publican counties have given majOrities
for it.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-08-05
WEATHER FRoEanILITIEg.

Wa-uE~sTOs, August 3, / am.
Fur the South Au1Htic and CUR
States, Tennessee and the ohio uaEcy,
clear ami J0gruer aceather zrui continue.
scilh east 10 south sCiHGS, and stationary
Or falling barometer.
The iO5rsr ChirGld central MisSiss p
yi riycrs JrR continue to remain aJoue
the danger line from Cincinnati 10
EglH5Uise, and at cairo tie ohio DW
fall. Dangerous foods 5ril occur in the
Mississippi Jetcoea cairo ana Memphis
during Thursday and Friday.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-08-05

The convention has been called in
hlabams by fifteen thousand majority.
The people Of that State have now an
opportunity u making a constitution 20
suit them, and e putting themselves
en- rapport in every respect with the
spirit OF the eye.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-08-05

General Casslus II, Clay has been Ia
terviewed on political matters. The
SchuTz. dinner men and the Adams men,
hethinks, can no more reproduce the Gin
Cinuau movement than they can Ieani-
mate the heroes OF 1776; aud the De-
mocracy cannot afford e. trust men who
have once broken f8i q. He IaFOrs
a. the nominee 'or 1876 a sLraight-Out
Democrst-Bsyard, TrumnuL, Allen or
Hendricks-and would have "a southern
man Oh the ticket for Nice-Prssident,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-08-05

habItants. II the rains which fell Fri
day night and Saturday last in the west
have not reached US, the worst has not
yet come. The railroad track and depot
here are about to succumb to the flood.
LOSSES IN SOUTHERN OHIO.
CINCINNATI, August A special
correspondent OF the Commercial, who
is examining the effects OF the flood IN
southern OHIO, reports: "TO-Dight hav-
ing travelled from Portsmouth up the
ScioiO valley as far as PiketOn, l found
q continued scene Of desOlatiOD along
the entire route. The SciOtO river Is still
rising, and is now spread over the entire
valley, the depth OF water ranging from
five to thirty feet by actual count" He
reports three thousand acres Of corn
gone, causing entire loss to the owners.
The crop promised an average yield Of
sixty bushels to the acre. 1nis loss &C.
ours in 8 territory Of only sixteen miles
in length ard lying in SciOto county.
These figures will probably be increased
by the entire destruction OF the wheat
crop and most Of the hay northwest
from the SciOtO line. Devastation con-
tinues proDably all the way to COlum-
bus. Residents Of the valley for fifty
years say that no similar destruction Of
the crops by overflow has ever occurred
here before. The river has been higher,
lent not at this season OF the year. The
loss in this valley alone is estimated at
over one million five hundred thousand
dollars.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-08-05

EVANSVILLE, IND August THE
Evansville and Columbus railroad sent
the first through train since Satur-
day, north to-day. Ii will only reach
YeFTe Haute
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-08-05
RACE NEWS.
HUnaIS.

BuHaI0.
BUFFALO, August 4-The races are
postponed until tomorrow.
Brighton Cup.
LONDON, August 4-The race for the
Brighton cup was won by Marie Stuart,
Louise Victoria second, Kaiser third.
Saratoga.
SARATOGA, August 4-The race for
twO-year olds, three-quarters Of mile,
purse $1,000, was won by Parole, with
Adelaide second and Sultana third.
Time, 1:l83.
The second race for the sequel stakes,
for three-year Odds, two miles, was won
by Viator; Harvey second, Vagabond
third, Paul Pry fourth. Time, 3:43{.
Rutherford won the third race, three
miles, in 5:3S.
POughkeepsie Races.
POUGHKEEPsIE, August 4.-The first
summer meeting of the Hudson River
driving park association opened to-day.
In the 2:38 class there were twenty.
nine entries. AS it was considered dan
gerOus to start so many horses at one
time they were divided into two classes,
A and B. Each purse for $500 The
class \ race was won by st. Julien,
Great Eastern second, Dan Bryant
third, and Lady Goodwin fourth; time
2:S0, 2:30, 2:26f, 2:30l. Great Eastern
won the first heat.
Glass B race wss won by BristOn in
three straight heats, Proctor second,
Amelia d third, and Tom Moore fourth !;
time, 1882, 2:32, 2:2S4.
The race for the 2:24 class for o purse
OF $4,000, was postponed until to-mOr-
row, Joker having won the first heat,
and Clementine the last two; time 2:27t,
2:24A, 2;25.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-08-05

SUt RIB HON. SCHOOL,
I81 and II y. Charles stree.
EAIWfM MORE ND.
Established loii-
R1arGEuGt a lay AZ heoli tor F0HES ladies'
Mr. D. Mrs W isOu 81. Cary,
ffsiN'lL AIS Mrs General John Fegrtm.
French Inc Language spoken, jyT
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L. O G. TT.

bride OF MEMPHIS LODGE NO. ss2
meets at their hall, g2I Second street
thru floor, this lfHUE 1GJ evening al 5
O'Clock. All members are requested 10 attend
By order of the W. CT.
L..
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-08-05

The Baltimore Gaz sJte Gays that evil
dence a7cumu a.es that the Mary "nQ
Democracy struck the nail on the head
in thu Platform snd candidates The
Radical papers, from the kitchen organ
Of the administration ali siOng down 10
the disgTuntled organ q Baltimore and
the little wee, wee organs OF the country
postmaster, ale oItspgEen in tIeir con-
domination Of both, and want "refJrm"
movement Oh, Reform! what humDug
= not perpetrsted in thy psme!
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-08-05

WILL hold their regular meeting this
" CTHUESDAIl evening, August 5tn, at
S o'clock sharp, at no. 80 Sec 1nI street,
4 full attendance is desired as business OF
Importance will be transacted.
By order of y. b. NACCARO, Pres't
P ID. CANALE Secretary
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-08-05
FIRST FAIR DAY.

LOUISVILLE, August day is tie
first fair day IN lhis vicinity for six
weeks. Great damsge has been done
TO the crops all through the State by
continuous rains.
SNOW AT NASHVILLE ON MONDAY.
COurier-JournaI.l
NASHVILLE, August 1.-The weather
here is unaccounJsbly Cold-unprece-
dented. There was q small snowfall at
two O'Clock this morning. 1t has been
drizzling during the day.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-08-05

WASHINGTON, August i.-The signal
service bureau reports The Ohio risen four
feet at PittsbuTg and Louisville, and five
feet at Cincinnati, where it has reached
The danger line. The MODOngaheia has
risen rapidly at MOrgautOwn aud New
Geneva, but is now falling. The Mis-
sissippi has rjgen nine inches at st.
Louis aud one foot ct Cairo, where it is
three and one.h2lf feet above the dam
ger line.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-08-05

VyAsul NGToN, august Nv. A.
Cooke and Charles Belhsm, as counse!
err Jerome J. Kinds, who wss some
weeks ago tried sId acquitted. on
rSsTyes connected with me alleged
NC mail contract frauds. fled q oii
Gu the equity side Of Ghe suFrelae court
81 ,ha District q Columbia 70 restrain
an PAYMENT OF certain moneys, on Sc
IN Of carrying the mails, 10 ; onh
iii, 4 BrotbeT. He Tecites thai he
~ ,9o :, terest in said contract, ana
u was Illegally barred from executing u.
IT,, ~ rog1aIdeu,g are, The postmaster
general, The sixth aGditor and a.ll i - 10 .
Bother. Judge Humphreys MAJ 80 -
preliminary restraining oTdea
on the tenth Of September next
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-08-05
WE ARKANSAS RIVER.

LITTLE Rock, August 4.-The river
continues to rise, tweuty-one feet by the
gauge. Another rise is reported above
here, Cloudy and rainy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-08-05

Andrew Johnson belonged to the peO-
pie, and understood their characters,
tastes and peculiarities thoroughly. He
was plain, earnest aud candid in his con-
vers9tiOns with them and in his speeches
before their assemblies. There was
nothing aEstere, Iepell8nt or naughty in
his manner, nor ornate aud elaborate in
his language. be employed much OF
the rough vernaculsr, and talked to his
neighbors in their own style and Ian
gusge. He was skilled in simplifying
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-08-05
TEN MILLIONS LOST,

CINCINNATI, Angus The GGzette'S
Terre Haute special reports the Wabash
river as steadily falling, The railways
are again tIausferriT ( psssepg gers and
mails. They can get through tO-mor-
row. At Seymour, the Ohio and Mis-
sissippl bridge is gone, and there are
several washOuts besides. This city sp-
pesred to be the center OF the storm, ex-
teudipg about one hundred miles in each
direction. The total damage to rail-
roads, crops and private property in this
congressional district Is estimated at
ten million dollars.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-08-05

NEW ORLEANS, August 2.-Indica-
tions tonight point to the partial over
flow of the lower Mississippi valley.
General Thompson, chief state engineer,
does not anticipate much damage until
the water reaches q hight of forty feet as
Vicksburg, when he says there will be
considerable damage along the bRyous.
With the volume OF water now coming
down it is probable that it exceeds the
hight mentioned by several feet, The
lovees, he says, are auiu good condition,
much better than during the food last
April.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-08
GRIEVANCE Nc. II.


An Ordinate. iu ;.ra'.u 'n.,. 1N'.' 60. &.
H., Boar. "a I'usts,s 6 .HfsoL CHH a"sr-
Catn:
SECTION !. T|t IpsIt t;r''s "i 'tI'oh
Citvuoy ha,>l,uGcd 20 tl.n J ,nHdar} Di,svi
said city: and nov strDt~ parallel WIN ''' 81
EuW III use SHAH Lv opened, M"'h 'HD"A L" 81"
necessary.
So. .. The ,N'Is. % e any s'"tl 'f'.
I,istft.o OF any me- "a. stUl Do ur".,. &!
til, lN.arI { Trusts D. %. ' sa-Nsf~ &, rN s'A So
IL Of IT,, rr,,-srjy ti'r. {.
SO. 3. WLu,Ntr il tDe ,AttusIun az street
,,yg il. 5.@..ar til, ,r,ainu q ice " SIRE, i.t-
Vat" real rrJ~ riy W. rv,r ssarIly To- taA'H j.
IuAlI- 8s,: T... sein" sa.A lot ty t1E,n Ht.ti
'..rap,Ls.t..I tL,Glar Las been ua4u n ~
cured.
III, I'd, r t. arrive At ~ amount ~ rnuieINs.-
zion thus t1 r. made. ,l,r ,'vu'r OF >. 81 Estate
ii n. TO De- tah,u shan within five uaNt, altf
rtts lyIl notice that lis said - al ,sa'. ie tl'.
to L.. all,rr1.irat,d glV uut uHy appra.s p. az.
notify ;Ge D.. ,lrG q luI>t,ts ct such ail"ltt-
mtut; Gld the Board Of Trustees shall th,r.
ugpn appoint cue appraiser. and t,. tNo il.s-
an, in;,j. SHAH aiIunt q tnirl. Nni"pt tAr
ti} Eais,,S tlH- an, in;,d t'talI have any 'tt'
II greater iut rest il! the mater to 'a ttl'r-
mined ty til, ma. ;haH that g.. h,lnE 't.hl rs &
s,id city. y HVuu a> 80 ol.''. s''l 81 l '.s ~
Geek rr cry Ec'ugH,r. :" fully, iat.t' aid
mrmtially. al praise the real estate IA qa,s t'",
ami true aN&lu u",r Gt'niuEE {" the ht -
If their skill aud ability. ~ S"on ms SUE Il
award is lusdy AIN tic amount I" I,'f ana II
accepted by tie owner ~ sU'A YEA. 's'"''. 'F
rendered ifrut accepted. or -''uiI'N ger
the payment thereof within a i''>""a'.c
time given ~ said Board "i IIis''r-' s'""
Board may cau>" NaId street 10 y" extend,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-08

DR.. T. Z. GRNDlNS comes nom san
Francisco to practice his profession and
make his home in Carson. tie ha, nled
his diploma as required by law. aud
comes well recomn,ried. His office is
in Rinckers new building. See his
advertisement published elsewhere IN
oar paper of This morning.
IL addition 10 contracts yesterday
let hv the Commissioners "t the tr-
rhans' Home. arrangements have
been made for the plastering OF the
building. where needed, and the whole
walls viii he whitencd. Btt u" CON
tracts for this work have been let.
PooR OID JOHN SHARP got ~ ra!liV-
antirg around Carson street Yesterday
afternoon. and finally got up Hing street
rs far as Browns saloon when Constable
Stern snat"hed him bald headed. aud
marched him off to prison.
PEF.TYTEEIAN Social. This evening
the laGie, Of the PRESBYTERIAN Society
will give q Social AZ the home Of Mrs.
Curry. The time and place assure,
large aud pleasant party.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-08
ORDINANCE Ne. ~.

~ trainsn,e in relation 10 Il. manner Il
paving sulaTl's. f,cs ~ Il culI 'rsatl' Of en-
c.fs and Other ,Nl eI,.s of the - NiImtn Il; ~
Carson t'ity: ard Other matters relatlng 20 ely
finances.
The Eoard OF Trustee. At Carson City do p
dam
sfC1IoN !. All claims :gain,i the city ter
s.laIi,s. Fee and &c IrprLsGt.uh "a tttctrs pay
alb, hy thr city. and fer any oh,r ,Ip'nsr II
carrying on the soytrnm,nt az Carson ,itS,
shall l.. presented ,Irolrriy lhoten 10y the o!th
IT he claimant or s,iiie on" n his hth"fl to
the Toard Il Trustees. when allowed in part
ar wholly. tlctity tl.rk ST all draw hi. war
rants in favor If the proper partles fer tie
umctlit - above q. nu the lily r, ufpr T. sand
claim shall he acted upon hy The card 81 ! rus
tees in IT,. order 81 their rcs,itatiou and VAL
rants th-.ttur shhll he issued in IL. urtltr If
their allowance. warrants shall he paid hN tie
civ 1reasur,r III tIt ord'r 81 th'lr issnai''e I:
ana il tn, II u - funds :" lay warraIt- win II
Presented the 7 r,asurcr shull indtre thereon
Mt paid for want ~ funds'--ds'c ana sign
such tnlSrs, Incut and note the same III BOOK
kept by h'm for that purpose. Whichever he
shall pay .ny warrant. lie tlall write theron III
rcd INK ''r-Il,, med" md date su2 si.u tle
same: and ali warrants redeemed thall he
valid puth-rs to him in his sunual s'ttlemtn =
with thu Board - Trustees. which shall he
nude on the third Monday e December aDEs-
ally.
sf, 2 III, city Treasurer shall. when rs-
,lur.d by the EuGrt ct Trustees. tuterm
them III writIng in regard to- any matter pertain.
in. tC til. city finances, and make any tugGes-
ii, rs ar II comm, pduti, Ms h. may deem prortr
ana cslcrl.t To- hid ~ the sr"n' Inlrsl 'au'lrs
IN + The g,t} g,,trnG.ni.
Ad'lt,l Aprjl :. lsi5.
n. /. RICE.
frsrSEt
+. J. h vALu.
,ItS 'l,rs.
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ORDINANCE No. rs
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tItS l.rN.

Au ordinance t. pr,y,ur a." "estra' tl"'.
Irul trly Ey TIE.
il. l;,aid Of Trus'.,r 81 'aIs,u Gay ,;t.'r-
dam.
>s,,IuN l. Ne ,'.Nrwrr russ,nA tLruu.h
any w"adru vail ~ root IN C.r-"u cay -'.ab hc
Ila,'I IA sad NIL ~ r"i Within IT, than
tAr,c iu'hes ii W,'d 81 'tL'r ,uluhusi.i!r ~Ht-
etAIr'. and all su' st"No-pip,s rev M usr ia
said citv. lot in coat .riaI,N htr .ul. stall T.
made l. conform teri within ten GAYS afr
the taking 'i',,t vt thi- ordinance.
ualIsurh ..a,s. . 60 liar If r. ., tiu. s.a.'r
.artL,lI"Br ,. rhall I've u, sc to r-N,Ht tly
part OF aul stuvt-p3l- nom beng L'aitr than
~ luth,, L. we'd 81 any other 'uul u-ilb}r
material.
-. IA is h,itl.1plt. The ,l,,I.' Au'y =
ill.,, tI1S sial-hai a.,l u,lIy, To- -, that tr' pre-
Visions ant +, Iuir,m, rts Of TN hrst act ru ~
this ordinance tr ttrI,tlv ruiurltd with uhd
tuf, reed: and when they shall ind ANY stove
l5}.- used IN such manner as to ''qN'rr change
81 ,Ttl,T to toMply With IL" piuNlsi'n- ~ TITS
ordinance. thel shall notify the owner thcteri
T. make the requisite chang, within ten day.
after receiving such notice.
81. g. Hereafter 80 lamp - Eas turner
shall b, So arranged or us,G that the tupi 'ef
Will be near, than TIM" i,tt to- any w".a 'r
any Cd + ruI.hd-tll!y mattel Iu.. and Any lamp
cr .qs burner row IN u.s.. not =, ARA, gtd as 70
cui!lIly herewith. shall h., 80 changed t. to ,uL-
form T., ~ o.. ly m" ''vr'r th.'nt, within e a
daH~ after notl,, - TIE city Narhal ora j.-
ii.tmED to such oWu,r t. make such chang.
SIC. I. Ntrraft,r all stuN,- r.p,s iut ln.' ns+
ia any new JuIidHg shah be Tut Into trrt -
strue vL.l..t.,. str stuN'~.
So. :. \ violation OF tn" pr. virl.l Of tA :
ordnance shsll, On cUuNirLou q trtut, stb1e,t
the of,ua,r a. fine vt not Ia, 70 tAah airy aa}-
lars. ar To- 1uIf.sotlrnt IA tur .'i'y jail mt
H., re- than tN. rty-aN, 'laEe'. t. lgtH such tue
and IYrusr!n cit.
III. h!ch
It,s'-,It.
tf-tzf.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-08

have ON Lild and ma ice, iSlLg i.1e, gthh
itt,s,f oar ia water lil,s Wht,b ! ,rr very
ow. Als'. have On liLd 4 hrre s,o,L a Bitst
Goods, untc AID Fittings. MuikE.tu 10 Ia,
PIPE aud GO rlIu.ling ~ TIE ,Lorlot NOTE"
Work puaiaLt,,d.
TO I. T.. RAtI-
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-08


RnnovED.-Dr. l. J. Whit has removed TO
the building wcat Of Willis Drug Store on King
street sn--N
I'm, s,uoo, fop Sc,Sn,I."-Tbis
,,..,, pill, C1,er;1,,,
cPi+'df' ~ "''t''t '''t
which seems TO lie - general cons -
,,l...1 a. the besi nj the EurIjsh Comic
-, ,1..rfor,,.3 a. .l,a Carson,
iT - 's.l.,:,.+ +oo inn fonse n
h-'..' 80. ao..'i 7,-i',.ty-ei,ht y4ars aon
y. -. - .i,hartsr ori,n Nv
." =. -, s,,co,s. cna Il sill
49,. !. ,,ro .r,irsrr WAGE Their, !,
perhaps too l''t't nopte or s 81 l .3'-
,.. ~ =, MANN, ani Nc vii doz1I;ue,
tI,e R,w4rs ner-cuatad the character Of
..To4r Tso1,S', with MIR NcCollom as
.CborI.s Srrf,ca >, Mr. Billinos as "Sir
D. I'll, >, on1 Mrs Fdmon1s as
M. Gandnrr The otIer characters
:; r,,- w., ,,e,,oroll,, we'll reore
scented hy members OF TINS eHctilt ,
, ,.-lf,raI 20 L.ttar a3yantgoo in tbis
oap,sly than in anythinr before present.
81. ;la,,t-, Car-a1, a14lierra VT
NJ Enxers womb nerIaps bitter com
I,,a,,.l Larsarf 70 the audiencn in tragedy
where power and pa'hoS IS leiuIle"'
oN!ns ~ "a ~. Rows AMI Ills evrtr-
~ nn-n,,ony here they Will remain
No. ui9fts move and GIVE n matinee on
s.tnr1oy afternoon. Tonight Will be
pff5eil,t, ,ne pt"S ,r ~ NJ" rorrIs ~
M Haljsr" Friday, heneft 70
Mrs. L. Saturday night The last q
the season. Those contemplating at
tendance Will do well to secure seats IN
STILL CoLD.-Tuesday nlgh' was al
most as cold as its predecessor,
E,ia,d,s thermometer recording -
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-08
NOTICE..
E,LED PROPOSALS Will ~,

commissioners until Monday Tie l.'h
instant tor furnishing Medical and Sut-
yi"Hl attendance t. all prisoners aud per-
sons employed ~ the NEVADA S'ut'
Prison, nom that dat" until the