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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-22
The :EonanZa-' for All.

Invalids. 10y nervous debility, desirous of
again feeling the vigor Of health and vim Of
system. should take 4 few bottles Of DR. HEN
LEY's CELEBRATED /. y. l.. BuTIEs. Before
one bottle is taken they will feel restoration Of
returning health. No ease of dyspepsia. indi-
gestion, loss Of appetite, rheumatism, kidney or
liver disease has ever sisted Its restorative
power, Every part OF the human system re-
qulres and should receive slst,uarCe and sup
port from the stomach, regulated by the liver
L the stomach cannot supply the alimfut re-
CURED, the whole system Ian guishes. Eortify
Your organs of life with these bitt,rs and in a
few days You will feel your whole system invi-
sorated, Tor every disc arising II disorder
ed liver, stomach or bowels. it is invaluable: it
will revive your shattered system nyspeptlr,
and persons Of bilious habit should Keep 1t
within reach, If they value health and ease.
aDiI-lm
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-22

. SOMETHING ABOUT MEAT MARKETS.
Macaulay. in his essay on the poetry
of DRYDEN. alluded to The fact that
! Dryden had once been "poet laureate
! Of Eng land. and advocated the aboli> IL
! Inent of that Office for the reason that
at the time the poet laureuteship was
created the art Of printing was almost
unknown. The King at that time,
says Macauiav. had kingly preroCa-
tive to offer something to him " no
should furnish him with new epic,
and accordingly IA few hundred sover.
cigns and a few butts of wine were
furnished annual Y 10 the poet laureate.
Macaulay advised the abolishment OF
the Of1ice, because the art of prntln.
warranted a proper reward to amy
author who could write poem fit for
the King Before the art Of printing
had LerL perfected times were differ
cnt, SAYS the great critic and historian.
Then. lie says, the King was like a
man living III the country: when he
wanted mutton chop lie had to take
" hOIe sheer" SIuguIar As it NAV
appear-aud families residing i'll Car
son City have often noted 1.-THE same
lault occurs al our meat markets W hlch
MaCaulay ascrites to The uninhabitcd
country. Whenever man here wants a
port-rhouse steak lie is ofttimes com
PEELED to purchase the whole hind quar-
ter Of beef.
INDICATIONS OF SToRM.-The warm
weather of the last few days-so I'M
usual at this season Of the year-ap-
peared likely last evening to culmin-
ate in a storm. Friends thermometer
recorded So degrees Yesterday. His
barometer has been falling for several
days. and this. added to the indications
of the clouds, points to a storm in the
near future.
A HOTEL FOR SALE.-We call the at
tentiOn Of our readers to the advertise
ment of Mrs. II. Gilman published in
to-day's APpEAL. Mrs c. offers for sale
the Nevada Hotel, together with the fur
niturs and bedding situated in the town
OF Genoa, Douglas county.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-22
Our 4 AGRICULTURAL society.

Frequent Inquiries are made concern
ing our Agricultural Society. From
what we have collated We are authorized
TO state that land has been purchased
for Fair grounds and race track. Be-
vond this We know nothing. So fer as
our Information goes. the subscribers to
the stock in this enterprise wonld be
pleased If the Trustees would held &
meeting and give on exhibit OF " hat ia,
been done. Every subscriber ought to
be Informed Of the progress made. Ii
has been understood that something
:!ear ten thousand dollars has ben sub
scribed to- the purchase OF ground and
the laying ont and beautifying OF magni-
ficent park. 1t is a natter Of public i'm
port to know how much Of the money
subscribed has been paid. Therefore
We would advise the Trustees to hold a
meeting and give publicity to all the
facts in their possession. Il we are to
have an exhibition of cattle and horses
this year, 1t is high time our people were
apprIsed Of IL At any rate. let an exhi-
bit be made; let Us know who have paid
th-ir subscriptions and who have not.
We have the stock and the money in this
vicinity to make an agricultural fair 4
success, if 1t is rightly managed. Hence
We rise for information.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-22

BANK EXCHANGE.-R r. Brown, Of
the Bank Exchange, corner of King and
Ormsby streets. keeps one of the finest
retreats in the city. Aside from his
other liquid refreshments-a all of which
are first class-keeps Frederick sturg
beer on hand, perhaps the most precious
lager made in the United States Brown
has excellent card rooms and attentive
barkeepers. and principals and attend
ants are equally well liked.
A FIRE kINDLEH, that is simple in its
construction, expeditions, economical
and safe. was shown US yesterday It
makes a strong heat. sufficient to ignite
ordinary wood. 1t costs only one dollar.
and will. seemingly. last life time. An
agent will commence canvassing for
this fire kinder in Carson to-day For
sale at the store Of ellison & Barber.
See advertisement.
POLICE CoURT-WITHERELL, J.-One
solitary individual was brought before
this Court yesterday. He was charged
with being drunk and disordsrly, gave
his name "a Van Roam. pleaded guilty.
was fined $50, which he paid, and de-
parted wiser but not happier man
than he was the day before.
CITY LIcENsEs.-All doing business in
this city are informed that city licenses
therefor are required They must b
taken out ttis week or all failing to
comply with the city ordinance will be
returned to the City Attorney next
Monday a. dsainqusnta, when suit will |
be eommenced.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-22

The FASoRIE.-The Bank Exchange saloon
corner Of hing and OTIAsby streets, is becoming
the 1avorite resort OF this city. The great
attraction lis Fredericksburg Beer, while the
best Of wines, liquors and cigars are, also. sold
at the bar. first class Pedro Game for the
amusemeEt of guests, a cold lunch at all hours
and hearty good cheer foI all are its recomiueIi-
dations to public favor. Il. Il. Brown is the
proprietor.
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Something New and Useful.

Smiths Infallible Fire Kinder. 1t will kim
die a iirs without the aid of pitch, shaving or
kindliug wood, is economical, expeditions and
safe. VIII last life time. Just get one ana
you will never reg et lie purchase. For sale at
ellison BARRIERS Family Grocery Store, North
carson street. ap2Llw*
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To Whom It May Concern

NJ Office IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the CITY LICENSES and DOG TAGS
are ready to be issued aud must be pro-
cured during the coming week. Also that the
Ordinance in relation to CATTLE and HOGS
running in the streets is now in force, and any
CATTLE and HOGS found running ut large
within the limits Of Carson City ~ now inc0r.
porated, will.
On aao AFTER Aonaay. April ~, 1875.
BE IAPOCNDED.
9. T. SWIFT,
City Marshal.
Canon City. Nevada. April 10. 1875,
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Water Water Water

have On hand and am receiving large quaI
titles If 0as Ind Water PIPES which ofi,r very
CIV. Also, have on hand d laigc stock Of Brass
Goods, Hose and Fittings. Worknen to lay
pipe and 90 plumbing Oh the shortest notice.
W orb guaranteed.
fe2V +. Il. RAIL.
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IMPORTANT. Endorsed by he Medical pro-
fession. Or. WN. HALLS BALSAM FOR THE
LUNGS cures Coughs. Colds and Consumption,
and all diseases OF the Throat and Oh, St. DIR
TOWNSHIPS TOOTHACHE ANODlNE cures
lin one MINUTE. lnhl2-6n
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,.,r,>Gr a., Ttur- Ncy, sur,la,
n. .f..... $3.50. a.,
~
outgoing passenger train. Tie night
train viii leave Virginia city ~ Z. ".
instead OF = as h"l'|"iMf''' Mi.
arrive III ms cry a. vow "',' q, par
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| notice anu govern themselves "''"r"
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car, -njtcLoH Of, tho ",ar.I% ha-
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track so cars we're iiIa.,d, bul
A'''' H ".""i Il 3- '.'ia:"'.
ts.tf fE. VI ! :. $500 .-.: w.. d
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state Of Nevada. County of Crmsby, ss.-I, r.
J. EDWARDS County clerk and ,N-ufllcio Cl,rk
Of the See M GdiCial District Court held III
and tor The said County ana STATE afur, said, do
hsrahy certify that the above and {, r. going Is u
iuIl, true and correct copy OF the original order
now OF record in my ufilce.
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BORN.

In Carson City, April 81, 1875, to the wife OF
X. E. Kelly, twins--son and daughter.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-22

IN Testimony WIN rrOfI 7 have
::: : :: =: !: 4: $ a: /: &:
1873.
mhaj-4w r. J. EDWARDS clerk
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DIED.

In Carson City. April 81. 1875, infant daughts
of Mr.. andM r. E. Kelly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-03
BOSTON'S GRAIN TRADE.

REPORT OF THE COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE FOR THE
YEAR lS74-DECREAsE IN RECEIPTS OF FLOUR,
WHEAT AND oATs-INCREAsE IN RECEIPTS OF
CoRN-TRANsPoRTATTON DISADVANTAGES.
RosTON April 2.-The twentieth annual re-
nort OF the Boston Commercial Exchange, tust out.
shows the receipts OF flour for the year 1874 were
15s 4O barrels 1853 less than during 1879 although
there was an increase OF 1883 half barrels Vi wheat
the receipts 2O2O9l bushels or 1882 less than IN
1873 and the Secretary reports thai, While the demand
trom local mers has Increased the export demand has
been moderate or corn the receipts were 3ssl,s1
bushels or 3e56i2 than in 1879 or oats the re-
ceips yere 59932i bushels less than in 1873 The
ceips OF rye, rye -four shorts and feed and corn meal
were very nearly the same as In 1875 put OF barley
there were received l2952 bushels than IN 1873
The report that new elevator Is to be erect
ed soon at CambrdgepOr on the Grand Junction road
with capacity OF about 900 bushels The report
The d,sadyantaee arising from paucity OF lines Of
mica ton bear uufavoraDly upon the grain
trade upon any other branch " business III our
city Our goods transported bulk and can only
be brought hero uubroken lines where traDship
ment and transferring Ia avoided. Ths dependence
upou single line OF communication operates very I'M
fayoraby in regard to the development Of our business
causing the existing discrimination In rates OF freight
against Boston, which, though nOminaY nvo cents per
100 pounds are usually 10 TO Is cents per 100 pounds
shippers ut the West can avail themselves OF a
uua pI 70 New.Yorh, PhIiadepn and Baltimore
witch docs not exist In shipping TO Boston. This dis
NV our lines Of communication thereby not
only putting position to compete Oh equal terms
fur Western traffic with other seaboard cities, but giving
US actual necessary facilities for the transaction Of
an ample business.
The Secretary refers TO the Hoosao Tunnel and the
earnest desire Of merchants to the line extended
10 Lake Ontario and to be held entirely Independent Of
the New-York Central Tho Poughkeepsie project Is
heartily indorsed, and he says such route estab-
shed cannot but greatly aid branch Of business.
aud should receive the earnest support OF whole
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-03

There was little discussion over Mr. Avord's amend
ment which was offered to strike out the
preparation of s0O 90 for the building OF the Inebrate
Asylum at Bnghamton, which had been inserted In the
bill after 1t camo from the Committee on Ways and
Means The addition Of this appropriation was due TO
the labors OF MI Sherwood Of Broome and Mr. Hustled
OF Westcheser and Mr.. AlvOrds proposition led TO a
tilt between Mr. Sherwood and himself Mr.. Sherwood
proposed as a sort of countcrrritant to Mr. Avord's
PROPOSITIONS strike all the appropriations for the
Onondaga salt works, but his amendment with that OBJ
iect was defeated easily. The Yeas and Nays
called on Mr. Alvords amendment, and 1t was carried
nv a vote OF AZ to AZ. Most Of the who had sup
ported the appropriation for the Protectory voted to
strike out the appropriation for the Asylum.
In order to put the bill where it could be called
again. when the foolish spleen Of the obstructionsts
had time to grow COOL and when there might be u
fuller House present Mr. Alvord made motion to re-
consider the by which the bill was lost aud to lay
the motion to reconsider the table. This carried
and tho bill will undoubtedly be carried easily next
week. The voting, debating, aud hlbusterng on the
bill to-day took up large part OF the session, wasting
much valuable time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-03

A SUSPICIOUS OFFER TO SELL STATE BONDS.
James Coddington Of Butler-ave., East New
York. attempted yesterday to sell ten $1,000 bonds OF
the State Of NewJersey to broker In the neighborhood
Of wallst and intmated he offered the bonds that
he had others which he wished TO dispose OF In few
days. His words excited the suspicion Of the broker
VINO called 10 Detective Onacers seck and Doyle ana
they after looking at bonds, arrested Coddingon
and TOOK him 10 the Central Once The bonds said
to have been stolen from the safe Of tho Treasury OF
New Jersey some ago, but Coddington refused TO
state where or from whom he obtained the bonds Cod
dingon who says be is s. OF age. was therefore
locked 1T Police Headquarters and Will DO taken "
cndrf n-da
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-03
PLEAS OF ASSEMBLY ABSENIEES.
A LETTER FROM A. ". BEACH

LETTER FROM A. n BEACH,
TO the Edttor Of The Trtaune
SIR: Your issue of this morning contains an
editorial rather Implying motive to those gentlemen
who did not vote the resolution for the appointment
of commission of Investigation by the Governor AS
matter OF justice TO myself Will you not permit mo 10
state that was absent, In New.YorS, upon leave OF
absence on account OF sickness In my family think
that nv position In relation to the Governor and the
canal investigation should be thoroughly understood
Had been in my seat at the time most certainly
should havo voted Yea" upon the resolution In ques
ton. Yours. respectfully, A NELSON BEACH,
Member XIIIth Assembly District.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-03
A FAMILY BURIED IN THE RUINS OF THEIR
HOME.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, April 2.-The house of Syl-
yanus Keller, in Jasper County. Missouri was blown
down during the the night Of the 3oh Of March,
and Keller wife and children were buried n the
ruins, Keller being fastened to the earth by heavy
BEAM The ruins took re aud for whle 1t seemed that
all must be burnt alive but by great exertons Keller
managed to release himself and rescued his family with
the exception OF GIRL years old. whose head
was crushed by the falling house, aud whose remains
we're badly burned.