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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-01-27
~ They are still harping on tn
''dam-nigh-it fiend."

~ Since we begun to issue the
Semi- Weekly, We give more readins
matter than any country paper In tn,
State for 81, yet our subscription lis
has increased very little.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-01-27

A KAHN 4 Co.-This firm, which
keeps the only exclusive hodse-furnish-
Ing establishment in the place, has on
sale one Of the very finest and largest
stocks of crockery, glassware, cutlery,
stoves, tinware-in short all articles
embraced in the se-furnishing bus
mess, ever offered in this market.
Their prices are as low as those Of any
similar establishmentin the Southwest.
:. They are also the sole agents In
shreveport for the sale of the famous
Cnarter Oak Stoves, with all the late
improvements, which they are offering
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-01-27

Is the only paper exclusively devoted to the
Political aid General
Welfare Of the Peopls
IT publishes letters Of inquiry direct from the
i people and answers them fully without re-
gard to party bias OF benefit.
1t is the advocate of rightand justice to all,
and the greatest good to the greatest number.
1t is opposed to the unwise and dishonest
class legislation that has benefited the few and
oppressed the many, as realized in act Of con:
gress retiring from circulation nearly two
thirds Of the peoples money. !.
1t isOpposed to the nnwise and dishonest
class legislation that has benefited the few and
oppressed the many, as realized in act Of con.
gress retiring from circulation nearly two
thirds Of the peoples money.
The National Bank Scheme, device to
place the control Of the currency in tie hands
Of the Money Kings and creating 4 hon-pro
The Salary Grab Robbery; Increasing the
pay Of government officials, while the price Of
labor and its products. real estate, and green.
backs THE peoples money! have been depre-
ciated.
The act changing the original contract with
bondholders, and making bonds payable I'D
gold instead Of legal tenders, d inst agreed
upon; favoritism Of Is per cent. III value to
the few at the expense Of the mdny. y.
The Resumption Act, demanding tkat which
il utterly impossible, and placing the object
sought for twenty years further Of;
For such and other crimes against the pe0-
pie the Enquirer will advocate change in the
administration Of government xffairs, y most
fitting Celebration for the Centennial Year.
| If You would know and understand the
issues, merits and effects Of past and future
legislation, read the Enquirer during this all
important crisis, and subscribe for the yeaf
1876.
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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-02
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

FINE LANDSCAPE PAINTISG.-in tn,
studio Of c. b. Mcclellan, which is 10
Gated over the saloon Of Gus Lewis, are
10 be seen some remarkably lifelike por
traits. He has on his easel now a por.
trait OF the late Abe Edgington. which
he is painting for Frank Mccullough.
He has Just finished likeness Of Joe
Stuart Of Virginia City. But Mac has
completed wonderful! landscape paint
ing. The view is taken from the hill 20
the northeast of tho Morgan mill al
Empire. and takes in the mill and its
surroundings and gives fine picture of
the Carson River and the valley and the
hills beyond Taken altogether it is .
marvel Of art, and must have been the
result of great study and many days OF
patient labor.
Tx AGAIN - The Enterprise says:
Professor W. F. Stewart is again quite
III, and is not only confined to his room
but also to his bed He has had quite
rough time Of it, a. he had but little
more than recovered from long spell
of sickness when this second attack
came upon him. 1t would seem that
the altitude OF this place is too great for
him. and rs soon as he is able to do SO
he will probably move down toward the
level of the sea"
Police CouRT.-John johnson, ar
rested for being drunk and sleeping
on the sidewalk, was yesterday fined
SO. or 10 be confined in the Jail ten
lays.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-02

White, cur newly appointed Postmaster,
has entered upon the duties Of his Office.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-02
MINING STOCK REPORT



500 Ophir 24Os So. Cos "a
S55 Mexican 555s 3D.. zoos 32ss. 2eG
323s bJ
20 Gould 4 Curry Sos Is, 4Os l41., so.
I45., sos l47s
5l5 Best 4 BeIcher 24cs $50, Zoos 5ss.
75s5s,.
4G5 California l2os sos!s, sos sos. 3l5s
I1o Savage Sos IGi.. i"5s 1915
40 Con Virginia Cos 1914, Sos 1873
80 Choilar 81
20 Hale lie q -: Noreross 25s 81, 25s 5s'4,
10 Crown Point 5s It, SOS 1+3., 2os
.434
1870 Yellow JACKIE, l2ios 3. "a, zoos 3lzs
] 1850 Imperial 3s15s 534. 250s 81 BIO,
ZOOS -. $50. 7525s IS
JG:, Alpha - So >. 2e.5s j6i3, sos 552+
,50s 5G. 40s 5Gl :, Dos 5ts4
10 Kentuck I3i+
:i5.. Belener los 20, o325s 2OIl. IIos 90
80 Confidence IS
l.,O Sierra Nevada 9Us 1871, Cos 49,.
10 Excheuue- 1872
200 Bullion
1865 Over:nan 2Os 60. los 60, I3jls I'll
-, Justice DOS 22a., lO9s 22's, zoos
22;:. zoos y y bio. 40s 22t4, zoos
-, zoos 2l24, tos 2li1
80 Succor;s
$40 Union Con 2s5s Ii1!, l55s IL,
50s Il3s
GAO Lady Bryan zoos 3, 540s SOC
100 Julia 3Os 10. l90s 81.
go Caledonis sos So, l65ssi< 1855 Sc
20 cish los 2ls4, los 2I7.
Evening Report
100 Eureka Con los ll;., 5Os ll5a.
sos lls4
225 belmont lass 2sss, Sos o., SOS
80 Meadow Valley Sos IL, 25s Is
200 Jefferson Is
200 Panther las
- Northern Belle 10
$50 uusSev l5Os 95c. COOS GJc
$50 Typo SOS Ia. 40s -, zoos = b /
eco leopard zoos 81, zoos 6
:2,35 Gen Thomas 135s ls., zoos y,
ECO Spring Valley " a,er zoos o9Sl.
zoos 3d.
iGO Mansfield !.
20 Coso Con soc
$50 New Coso
$40 Golden Chariot 1905 o's, l.Gs %
$50 Globe Soc
80 Baltimore
go Silver Hi. Jos 81, COS So, sos 81
-, ChalleuSe AZ
90 Dayton ~
Dos New York Con IG5s 75c, zoos =
40 Occidental.
80 Pictou 20c
o+0 Woodvilie ZOOS u, COS 20. los
Is
- Lady Washington 81.
20 kossuth ZOOS =, los q
so Andes 90
DO0 p:cJfic lf,Ds ,. IOOS rOo
30 Wells Fargo 2jc
SO Ward s..
100 Prospect >
zoe Glasgow &C 1
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-02

OF the Merry Makers who are /,
appear at the Carson Theater on Wed
nesdav and Thursday next the fol
lowing telegram speaks for itself:
Grass Valley. June !. lS7f-TO She-
idan Corbyn, Manager Merry Makers
Carson, Nevada Theater crowded Il
its utmost capacity. All delighted
with Merry Makers. Could plav herr
for a week successfully. Shall ! ar
range for return nights?
r. G. WATSON, Treasurer.
RKco1rs1HG.-Nr. Raymond Holmes
formerly clerk in the employ o. tho Viz
ginia and Truckes Railroad Company
and who was obliged to resign his posi-.
ton on account Of a disease Of the eye.
has again returned to Carson. During
his absence he has been with friends in
San Francisco. and At one time became
almos: totally blind. He is gradually
recovering his sight, and has come among
rs in the hope that change Of residence
may benefit him. He has the best wishss
Of all who know him.
and wife took leave OF Carson last
night. They go to San Francisco,
whence they came. We regret their
departure, for they are brillian: and
highly cultivated, and ornaments 20
society anywhere. But Carson is =
little dull and prosy just now, and so
they have left us for the more brilliant
life TO be found at the Bay.
LARGE BULLION SHIPMENT. - Wells,
Fargo L. Co. shipped from Virginia City
On Wednesday evening to San Francisco
% bars Of bullion. worth $47. 1888 Sc; and
to New York GS bars. valncd At S24o.-
Ala 10. This is the largest bullion ship
ment ever yet made to New York.
THERMo1ETEICAL.-C W. Friend yes
terdav made out his monthly .hermome'-
ricai and baron etricai report to the Gov
garment The mean thermometer FOR ,
May WAS "a 81 degress. Las, year the |
mean thermometer for May was 6O.43, /!
knowing that the month just past has
oeen remarkable for its cold weather. /
THERE is considerable building going
~ in Carson at TIE present time. A
hree story frame building is now in
ourse of erection in the block Just this
ide Of hitZmeyer brick furniture store.
nd lots Of smaller buildings ar being
mt up III the various parts Of town.
The FAST Tram Jarrett & Palmer's
ast train. tho Gold Hill News says, is
xpectsd to pass Reno early next Sunday
corning. Quite q number of people
rom Gold Hill will visit Reno for the
urpose of catching 3 glimpse OF this
'onder in the way ef railroading
MEAICAN WAR VETERANS Frank
tswart has been elected Permanent ,
commander OF the Mexican Veterans for
torsy County. Francis Dunning Assis-
mt Vice Commander. and Judge S. P.
caniker Permanent Treasurer snd Sec
tary for Storey County. .
WR are informed that Grand Noon
.ht Party will be given at Treaivay's
ark On the evening OF the 9th OF the
esent month. pleasant time may lie -
pected. 4
TAKEN Possession. = MI Grant c.
hite, cur newly appointed Postmaster,
IS entered upon the duties Of his office.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-02

DEELiN AND ZEPHYR Wool DEPOT
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-02
r. FRED. BROOKS

RinckeI's f.re- proc. Block, neAt aoo' to Cas-
Theater, Carson CITY, NeVlds.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-02

IT has been customary in old communities to
suspend pieces of stick sulphur around the necks
of children as a protection against contagion in
epideIrcs. thorough washing with GLENN's
SULPHUR SOAP has been found . much better
preventive. Sold everywhere. my2Swfs
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-02

LYONS kATHAIRoN makes beautiful. glossy,
luxuriant hair; prevents its falling out or turn
ing gray. 1t has stood the test of 40 years Is
charningly perfumed. and has no rival.
my21eod-wfs-ly
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-02

HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM preserves and re-
stores the complexion; removes freckles. tan
and sallowness; makes the skin soft, white and
delicate. Its application cannot be detected.
Hy2leod-wfs-1y
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-02
Notice..

AWNERS OF DOGS ARE EERE-
~ by notified that the new tags are ready
for distribution. Those having tagless dogs
will do well TO call immed Lately 1T my office
procure tags, as ten days from this time Ill dofs
found ct large without tags VIII be impounded
aLG disposed Of.
=. T SWIFT, City Marshal.
May o, 1916. 1Cd
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-02
Notice.
TO WATER CONSUMERS.

~ from the Carson Water Company who wish
to use it for irrigation during the coming sum.
mer, must first apply at the Company's Office
and make the necessary arrangements. Any
person diverting water for irrigation, sprinkling
etc, without first having made prior arrange
ments, will be charged such rate as the Com
pany shall deem right, and any person making
connection with the oompanys mains, or re-
newins connection after it has been cut of,
will be dealt with as the Company may see fit.
Carson City, May 5, l876-tf
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-02

AN actress of considerable prominence
in Paris vas admired by married gen.
tleman named B. They visited in
company the establishment of promin-
snt jswslsr, and wsre shown . magnif-
cont set Of diamonds worth $1,000. B
intimated that So, 900 were tho highest
figures he could use on this occasion.
He did not say that he intended to pre-
sent them to the actress, but she at least
though, SO, and WAS moreover fond of
diamonds. The actress having taken
counsel with herself, visited the jeweler
privately. B will give but 50 600 for
the diamonds, she said, land if he can
get them at that price will probably pre-
sent them to me You ask $1,000. BE
it so. Here are the extra 81 coo from
NY own purse. When he comes again
| tomorrow Offer him tue jewels for s., 900.
Keep our little game shady. Farewell"
On the MORROW B went to the Jewellers
again and bought the diamonds for g.
OuV. LIE actIess awaited 6n1iOuSIy the
coming present in which she had SO
literally invested. She is still waiting.
B-ka that he had bargain in dis
monds. He had really once intended to
present them to this queen Of the stage;
but he saw financial storms, disaster,
shipwreck on every side. He said to
himself. "Thess diamonds are q good |
investment; they will certainly at any
time bring the money I have given for
them so he changed his mind and
gave them to his own wife. What's
hers 10 mine and what's mine is mine
own. said he. And the actress . 81, 900?
A pang shoots through her voluminous
breast as she thinks Of it. She has even
been obliged to see those very jewels on
the brow OF Madame b.
the character Of Meg Merrilies was pro-
duced by very careful painting She
was q large. rather plump woman, yet
As the Scotch bag her face and arms
wore made to seem wrinkled and thin.
A writer in Belgravia says that the pen
CLING was done by female attendant
who had been thoroughly instructed by
Miss Cushman. and occupied half an
hour previous to each performance.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-02

Highest and lowest thermometer for
last n hours. ending June ], 9P.M:
Highest Thermometer. 800. "A degrees
Lowest thermometer. 1865. 80 degrees
The New York herald., 1876-09-30
ORANGE COUNTY COURT.

NkwBtKd sept y, IS1dl
During tho September term Of the Orange County
Court and Sessions held here this week thirty
indictments found. Twenty liquor dealers si
Middlctown and Newburg were indicted for violation
OF the laws the testimony OF Oliver Cotter,
the Brooklyn temperance detective.
Tho attempt to indct the Newburg Board Of Excise
for maloasance office Jailed for lack OF single votc
George Nichols, for highway robbery, was sent 70
the state Prison tor ten years
Thomas O'Connell, tor an attempt 10 commit .
criminal outrage was sentenced to tho Albany Peni-
tcnt,ary for two years and six months
John L. Rothelin. OF West Point, tho sentinel who
shot tho hackman, Washington Putnam, WAS indicted
ior mansiauehter
Samuel Rumsey, the Port Jervis policeman who
shot man namod Taylor, who had attacked him, was
also indicted for manslaughtcr
Darratt, the Newburg youth who shot at his mother
and cousin and wounded the latter In threo places
Indicted Tor fcionous assault
The New York herald., 1876-09-30
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.


Judge Benedict sat In tho United Satcs Circuit Court
yesterday TO receive the report Of the Grand Jury
largo number Of indictments was presented, but no
other business WAS transacted
In Supreme Court, Chambers, yesterday the matter
OF opening Inwood street was noticed for taxation.
Objection being raised by the Comptroller and various
property owners Judge Westbrook ordered . rcfor-
ence.
In the Goldsmith divorce suit In which Judge J. +.
Daily reduced the al,inony from so to $37 week. ap
plcaton made yesterday before Chief Justice DAILY
IN the Court OF Common Pleas an increase OF the
alimony The referred to Judge J. !. Daily
the proper person to act upon the application.
man named julius Stone was taken before Com
missioner Shields yesterday on charge OF attempting
to pass counterfeit IS note on the Traders National
Bank OF Chicago on Ticket Agent Fleming, OF the Har
lem River Railroad. Previous to this attempt Stone
had offered tho noto TO the ticket agent OF the New
Haven road and was told that II WAS counterfeit lie
held IN $500 bail
John Eagnn, OF No. South William street. was
taken before Commissioner Shields yesterday on
charge Of opening letters addressed 70 his sister Mra
Stebbnx Eagau. wDen arrested by Deputy Marshal
Holmes, stated that no had boon In the habit or trans
acting his SISTERS business and that part OF sucn
business he roccivod and opened number OF her
letters He was admitted in 81, 0J0 bail
Hamilton Mora, a passenger on tho steamer Penn
sylvania, OF the State lns made complaint yester-
day before Commissioner Shiods against John
Leonard, passenger on the sane steamer, charging
the latter with robbng him Of f25 los, English
money, while the vessel her voyage to his port
Tho case WAS referred by the Commissioner to tho
British Consul and by him sent 10 Commissioner
Osborne for exam nation.
The old suit Of y. Z. Bangs, for legal
dered TO the Ocean National Bank. was up for argu
mont yesterday before Chief Justice Daily, Special
Term OF the Court OF Common Plsna The question
involved 10 tho right OF United States District Attorney
Bliss tho representative OF the Comptroller OF
Currency
The New York herald., 1876-09-30
THE COURTS.
The Extradition Conundrum as to
Leopold Nettel.
Argument on a Motion for His
Discharge.
THE NEW YORK UNIVERSITY IN A FIX.

Extradition cases to be fertile Of intermnable
litigation At present tho largely occupied
In cndeavorng settle tho question whether Leopold
Nettel whom, II is alleged, obtained some $50, 0Oo IN
Austria by forgery shall be taken back TO where :he
forgery committed or be allowed to remain In this
country with liberty to become free American citi-
zen The matter came up again before Judge West
brook, In Supreme Court, Chambers, yesterday. and
quito lengthy argument cnsued The prisoner was
not produced, as It stated some time ago that he
would be, and the consequence vas premary objec-
ton by tho prisoners counsel Judge westbrooK,
however refused decide that poinI but permitted
counsel to verify tho traverse TO tho return
Ex-Governor Salomou In opposition 10 the prisoners
discharge argued that the claim is based section
Of tho Revised Statutes which provides that when
person held extradtion Is not removed within
months from the time Of his commitment he may be
shown. Mr. Salomon recited the arrest OF the pris-
for forgery the extent OF $3O 600 IN Austria
his commitment by Commissioner Osborne TOR his ex-
tradition and domand made tho Marshal by tho
Austrian Consul under warrant OF Mr. Fish OF July
IL Tho delay up that caused by the request
OF prisoners counsel, who wished TO argue
missed writ Of habeas corpus, and II was not
until then The proceedings were certified 10
Washington for q warrant On the 9th OF August
Consul Hugo Frtch teegraphed to Austria Tor funds,
but owing TO certain f0rmatcs did not receive tho
money until September 7, two days after The TWO
months had elapsed but the delay IRON July to Au
gust for the prisoners convenience. Then tho
present writ served on the 18th OF August
Mr. Joachmsen argued that hAd the Austrian govern
ment promptly sent tho money, or the Consul ap.
piled In tme the two months would not have elapsed
But the United states not TO be the jailer for Aus
delay after that not the prisoners He then pro-
cceded discuss whether tho Court could back OF
Commissioner osborpes nnding
Ancr some further argument tho whole matter went
over until Monday week.
The New York herald., 1876-09-30

more precious because ,hey are SO few. l have just
lett two OF them"
must be almost revoiutionary IN their greatness'
"They are. When len there not so, 900 peo-
Pile in the city, and now there are quarter Of mill
ION more"
"will you remain in Cincinnati permanently"
mo. sir; 60 back 10 Italy in November"
"Then you consider that your homer"
Certainly Ny children were born sherei my prop
periy is there; the recolectons OF my husband are
clustered there. and that Ia my home"
"lhen you prefer Italy TO Americas"
"Yes, do Tho manner OF living In Italy 10 quite
different IRON that OF America liis easier l mean
by that that thera 10 less 10 one In . business
point"
How many children have yous"
"SIx-al living Three sons and three are
daughters Some OF them are married. but they
live near me, and IL 70 almost like having them a.
homen
"Are any OF them following their fathers profess
sion Z"
''Yos, two Of shsm-,wo of the sons They are
fair artists yet neither OF them has his iather's
salent They do their work. while keep up
their fathers studio and superntend the business he
lett
''Did he lcavo any OF his work unHnshedS"
There we're several busts unfinished whom he died,
which nfierwari had finished"
"Did Mr. Powers never have desire 10 return TO
American
'.Yes, TO visit II, but not to reside here He
gave up tne iond hope that his means would before he
died. allow him 10 roIurn But his children grew up
around him, and he never ict able to bear the OK
pense OF trip across tho ocean with his children,
aud no refused 10 mako the vs. without me and the
children He died with tho hope unrealizod. as you~
know"
.'avo any Of your children boon In America ?"
'No sir; none OF them. Yet they tire oi talk
ing about Amorca and the early homo OF their father,
just though they knew all about Cincinnati.
assure you though native born to Florence they are
more American In their Ideas than ForentinN"
"What is tho state Of society in Florencey"
at OF the best IN Italy, though not good as you
have here. However, we sec very litc OF Italian
cicty II oi Mr.. Powers sncerest wishes that
should only associate with American and English
our social life, and we strictly adhered 70 that
WISH
'.rhen you meet great many Of your native people
In Florence ~
'Yes, indeed, sir. Few American tourists pass
through Florence without calling 10 see us. We seem
to DO little related to almost every American lam,
ily."
"Thon you must be considerably bored by too many
visitors?"
"Oh, no. sir; not at ALL wo are glad to 500 them
all'
"Do your children talk English fuenuyS"
'Just luently az though they had been reared In
America. Yet thcy speak Italian equal 10 tho best
Italian IN Florence"
After somo further conversation minor subjects
we left Mrs. Powers, pleased beyond measure with
her easy manners and the kind reception she gave
The New York herald., 1876-09-30
POLICE COURT NOTES.

James Dayton. who said he was q printer, living on
Sixth avenue, held for trial, at tho Washington
Place Court yesterday for breaking into the store OF
August Mamlok. No 1856 Canal street, and stealing sac
worth Of cigars Tho properly was found in his pos.
session.
The store OF s. Herman, jewellery broker at No. Is
Bowery, was entered Oh TUESDAY night and number
Of meershaum pipes and gold pcn worth $10 stolen.
On Thursday night officer Adsmsky, OF the Tenth pro-
clnct, sag tho pen with John Hyson barber of No.
l5h Bowery, who said that Patrick Rooney, . boot.
black had given HIM pawn ticket for u. On bcina
arrested, young Rooney said tha: hc had found ths
ticket in pe OF DIRT swept out of store and Justice
smith, OF the Essex Market Court, was compelled to
discharge him.
Before Justice Bxby at the Washington Place Court,
this morning. Mimic Fay, servant OF No 81 Sullivan
street. held tor trial tor breaking into the apart
ments OF Jacob MITCHELL at No. 81 Thompson street,
and stealing SO worth OF cothca