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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-14

And in accordance with law and an order oI
the Board Of Trustees made On thu 10Th day of
May. 1876, SO many shsrcs o. eacn parcel OF
such stock as may be necessary will be sold at
public suction. st the office Of the Secretary,
in H. c. McLouhlins jewelry store. in the
Adams House Carson street, Carson City, Ne
vada, on thc Eleventh III day Of j uLI, 1876, at
the hour of u NJ Of said day, to pay said &C.
linquent assessment thereon, together with costs
OF advertising and expenses OF the sale
JOHN r. ELY, Secretary.
Carson City, June 10. 1876.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-14
Joint Time Table.
RGINIA AID TR Z c Il E e
AND
CENTRAL PACIFIC.

EXPRESS JOINT EXPRESS
FROM + FROIa
SAN FRANCISCO. TINE TABLE. VIRGINIA CiTf.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-14

~ -.;-.s-ts coming from the East should
issva the Central Pacific a; Reno; from the
T.I>t o. TT-rckts- jyll
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-14
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD
T>DR Az rr;CUEAHLE CASE,
Dr.. re RichaU's


After ten years Of trial on shs coast, has proved
itself the only curative i'll certain class ~
diseases pronounced by medical practitioners NJ
incnrabla.
DIR. lie Richau's Golden Ralsam No.
Cares ChsncreR. fist and second stages; Sores
on the Legs Or Body, Sore Ears Eyes. Nose. etc.
Cnprer-colored Blotches. Syphilitic CataTf,
Diseased Scalp, and all the primary forms Of
the disease known syphilis. Price, S5 per
bottle, or two for 50,
tsr. IL Eichau's Golden Ba Isaln No. g
Cures Tertiary, Tercurial, Syphilitic kheuna
tism. Bains IN the Bones, Back of the Mech.
liberated Sore Throat, Syphilitic Rash. umpr
and Contracted Cords, stiffness OF. he Limbs,
and eradicates all diseases from the system,
whether caused by irdisretion or abuse OF
mercllrv-leavng the blood pure and healthy
Price So per bottle, or two for 50.
DIR. lie EicIaau's Golden Spanish
tn.iHcte,
For the cure OF tfouorrhea, Glcst, irritation,
Gravel End all Urinary or Genital Gisasranc.-
mants Price. 81 so per bottle.
Er. Le GsichsU's Golden Spanish
Injection.
A wash end Injection fer severe cases OF Ger
orrhea Int,n,nmatoIy Gleet. structures, and ri!
diseases of the Kidneys ana Bladder. Price,
81 80 per bottle.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-14
Also, Agents for DR.. lie Eiehau's
Golden pills.

For Seminal Weakness. Night Emissions, In
potency, aud all diseases arising from Msstur-
bation and excessive abuses Price So per
bottle. The genuine GOLDEN BaLsAh IL put nj
only III ruUnd bottles. On receipt OF price.
these medicine i'll Se sent 10 all parts OF the
country. by eApCcss or mail, securely pachd
and free from observation. Sole Agents. G. I.
RICHARDS Co, wholesale aud retail drug
Sists and chemists. southwest corner OF Clay
eDd SansoE,e streets, san Francisco. California.
suglo-1?
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1876-10-09
EGes-aow INCREASED.

II an increase OF eggs Is desired IN tine
poultry yard, before large sums OF money
are expended in the purchase OF ever
lasting layers, we would recommend the
keeping Of no hens after the first, are at
most, their second year. Early pullets
give the increase, and the only wonder
Is that people persist as they do In keep
ing up a stock of old hens, which lay
one day and stop three, instead OF lay
ing three days and stopping one in
some parts of England it is the invaria-
BILE rule to keep the pullets only one
year. Feeding will do a great deal
surprising work indeed-in the produc-
ton Of eggs, but not when the old hens
are concerned they may put on fat but
they cannot put down eggs. Their tales
are told, their work is over nothing re-
mains to be done with them but to give
them a smell of the kitchen fire, and the
sooner they get that the, better VI
course there are some old favorites
whose lives can be spared as long as they
can send their representatives. Judiclous
mating, by which we mean the advan-
tage OF a comparatively youthful COOK
erel, may be the means OF even exhi-
bition poultry making their appearance
from the eggs of the good old hen, ano
here we have the exception to the rule
we insist.-London Agricultural Gazette.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1876-10-09

The petroleum gas works at the
Washington Mills, in Lawrence, Mass.
exploded on Saturday night. The
roof of the cistern was blown off.
One man was injured, but not fatally
The explosion was caused by holding
a lighted lantern over the oil cistern.
The Democratic majority in 90
counties of Georgia is 10000. The As
counties to be heard from are expected
to swell the figure to $4,000. The
Senate, it is stated, will contain one
Republican to 40 Democrats; the House
six Republicans, all colored men.
The Taber nac'e meetings in Chicago
were largely attended yesterday, Major
Whittle proving very acceptable sub
stitute for Mr.. Moody during the latter g
absence. Eight thousand people list
tened to the Major in the afternoon.
A fire in Houston, Texas, on, Saturday
night destroyed the whole block Oh the
east side Of Main street, between Preston
and CONGRESS-, comprising some Of the
finest business structures in the city.
The loss is estimated at $3.50, 900.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1876-10-09

How TO SETTLE A DISPUTE
Centennial Judges and Commissioners
catch severe seedlings from exhibitors
who have received no awards, and
from those who do not monopolize all
of the praise bestowed on classes of
articles. The former think the medals
and certificates of no value, on the
"sour grapes" principle; the latter re-
gard them as too cheap and common
ly distributed to be worth much.
There is only one way to test the
soundness Of these depreciatory opin-
ions. The Commissioners do not pub
lish the language of the decisions.
Perhaps, in justice to the contributors,
they oughtto do this and acquainl
the whole world with the official RI.
suit OF the competition. As this is not
done by the Commissioners at the ex
| Pcnse of the Fair, the winners of thu
prizes have no option but to do it fol
themselves. Let the unprejudicet
public be the arbiter in these disputes
about the practical worth of tn,
awards. The lest is easily made. A
reasonable amount of advertising il
the papers would tell everybody wha
the Judges said of any particular ar
ticle and where it can be found. PEG
pie could then hunt it up and see TO
themselves whether it tallies with tn
Judges descriptions or not; ana a
the same time the successful exbibito
would learn from this experimental
'ucis exactly what the award
worth to him, There is no other DOS
sible settlement of the controvers,
but by advertising, We still adher
to the op lion that the prize syster
adopted by the Fair managers is tn
best under all the circumstances, an,
that the recipients of the certificate
have 1t in their power, by judiciousl
advertising, to turn them into money
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1876-10-09
Fifteen Million Cartridges TO,
TN9keN.

NEW HAVEN, CONN.,, October s..
The British steamship John Bamaball
cleared at this port yesterday for Con-
stantinople, with cargo of fifteen mil
lion cartridges for the Turkish govern
mcnt.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1876-10-09
THE LAST DESPERATE STROKE
OF SOUTH CAROLINA REPUBLI.
CANS.
CHAMBERLAIN ORDERS ALL WHITE MIL
ITARY BODIES TO DIsARM.

OhDhh5 ALL WHITE MIL
ITARY BODIES TO DIsARM.
CHARLESTON, s. c., October T.
The NeDs and Courier's correspondent
telegraphed last night from Columbia
that the report of the deputy marshals
sent to investigate the recent collision
between the whites and blacks at Ell.
lenton. s. c., has led Governor Cham
berlain to the determination to issue
proclamation ordering all the white
military clubs or organizations to sur
render their arms and disband at
once. In case OF their refusing to do
30 he will next PROCLAIM the State to
he in a condition of domestic violence
and will inform President Grant to
that effect, and call upon him to sup
press it; also that Messrs. Elliott
Cardozo, Dunn, Rainey, Straker, T.
d. johnson, and Gleaves. of the Re-
publican Executive Committee, have
issued an address TO the people of the
United States similar to their Ham
burg address.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1876-10-09
BOSTON SO CENT STORE

TVARPER & PERCIvAL,
II Pay the highest cash Il ces for
Cotton and " oolen gs,
- Books and Paper, Old Iron and Metat-.
OF all kinds, at
.. BIB WEST FRONT 81 REE1.l
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1876-10-09
A Supposed Mortal Wound Cures
Chronic Disease.

A supposed Mortal Wound Cures A
Chronic Disease.
From the San Francisco Gail.
A few days ago three men, one OF
whom was Call reporter. were telling
of some wonderful surgical operations,
and of some marvellous escapes from
deaths from accidents which are cons
sidered certainly fatal. One instance
will suffice, Northeastern Pennsyl-
vania was a favorite hunting ground
some thirty years ago, and prevalent
manner of shooting deer was to drive
them with dogs, the men being station
ed on the "runways" to fire at them as
they passed.
10 get better opportunity of seeing,
one of the party climbed on a large fal.
len tree from which the bark had peel.
ed, rendering it slippery. The but of
his rifle rested on the log, the muzzle
grasped in his hand. He could hear
the dogs giving tongue. and the sound,
at first faint and indistinct, increased
in volume until the deep bay of the
hounds and the quicke, yelp of the ours
was only a short way off.
In the excitement. as he attempted to
raise the gun he let it fall, and the
hammer striking in It's descent the
charge was exploded, the heavy ball
entering just above the right hip, and
taking an eblique direction, lodged in
the left shoulder with only the skin
above it unpunctured. The report
brought his comrades. who found him
in pool of blood and apparently dead.
A rude litter was made, and in carry
ing him to the nearest house he revi~
we'd.
A doctor was summed and he pro.
nounced the wound mortal, extracting
the bail by merely cutting the skin.
The collar bone was shattered, and the
bullet flattened on its upper surface.
The man recovered, and disease of
the lungs which had long troubled him
was effectually cured.
Were you personally acquainted
with that case?" eagerly quered one of
the trio. 81 was" was the response,
land ! knew the man intimately, both
before and after the accident"
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1876-10-09

The republican gongs and tom toms
have made such din over the elections
in Maine and Vermont that some per.
sons. have got it into their heads that
the sweep OF the tide has so far been
toward hayes. This is thoroughly
erroneous impression. Nobody ex-
pccted that the Democratic party would
carry Maine or Vermont, but the large
democratic gains in those states indi.
cate the set of the current. Nine
states have voted during the presen
campaign, and the score stand as fol,
lows:
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1876-10-09
THE VICTORY IN GEORGIA.

Democratic Majority Estimated at $4,000
Seven Republicans an the Legislature.
ATLANTA. Ca, Oct. 7.-TeelDemocratic
majority in ninety two counties is 1000.
Forty-fve counties to hear from will
make the majority $4,000 at least. The
Legislature will stand; Senate, forty
three Democrats and one Republican
The House is Democratic, excepting six
Republicans, including three :ored.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1876-10-09

A telegram from Cincinnati. saws tbs
resignation OF Lemel S. Tyler, Secretary
of the American Alliance, dated Aug, IS
was accepted on Satr day, and his suc.
cessor will be announced on Wednes.
day.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1876-10-09
Renublic n Ele ctors
As

All of those states voted republican
in the last presidential campaign ex.
cept Kentucky and Georgia. Colorado
was then a territory. So far the tide
has run in favor of the democracacy,
and only the loss of both Ohio and
Indiana can give it setback.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-04-29
i:aIiou'S Monthly.

The chioi attraction Of Hallou's for several
months past has been NJ. Quad's great story
Of "That Taylor Boy OF which the May No.
riyes a liberal instalment Other contents
of the May No. are us follows:
Sketches of Animals; Sunday School
Two pictures; Miss Anderson's Right Hand
Waiting; A IIomely Hero; Song from the
Spanish of Don Antonio dc Trueba; Obscr
varions on Ants The first of April An Tn
ending Love; y Pretty Young Lady; May;
A Night at the Casino His Folks; "A Fall,
and what came Of it; OUR You've PEOPLES
Taylor Boy; Patent
Coupler's Peculiaritlcs; Ruthven's Puzzle
PAGE: Curious Matters; The Iiousckcepcr
our Announcement for 1876; Mayday Nov.
ing Humorous PICturcsD
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-04-29

Pounded ice for dinner is not What 1t Is
cracked " % be
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-04-29

through, Snc lnlOrllcu US 'H"' I'LL pa
had gone on a sick call to lady friend who
had been taken suddenly Ill, and that she ielt
very uneasy concerning their safety ana
speedy return. Having administered some
words of consolation the tide OF conversation
was turned on something less distressing, and
in this manner the evening was whled away
very pleasantly.
As the rain continued to fall without inter.
mission, there was no acceptable time for re-
gaming the hotel; so with many thanks we
accepted OF proiiered room and a suitable
wherewith 10 rest our wearied limbs. BE.
fore retiring, however, VIC smoked and en-.
Ioyed that which contributes to sweet repose.
I slept soundly TIL one O'Clock when | was
startled by the noise which my companion
caused as he leaped from his bed and ex-
claimed, "Oh, what is IT," Without giving
utteraacc to another word he hastily arranged
his toilet and darted down stairs.
By this time myself heard a noise below,
but did not deem it a sufficient cause to leave
a comfortable couch, TIL two successive PTS,
tol.shots made me believe there was some,
thing beng carried on, which IN all proba'
billics was worth seeing.
fastening down | witnessed the horrld
scene.
On the floor lay Il double barrel pistol while
around the stove in rapid succession, ran the
young lady and the negro, the latter bran
dishing IN his hand II large knife, whose shin
ing blade struck terror to my very soul,
There was no time for inaction and every
moment, it seemed he was gaining upon his
victim My friend who had been shot through
the arm on his first appearance in the room
now came to the rescue with a ponderous po-
| ker One stroke from his mighty arm and
with such formidable weapon sulliccd. The
son of Ham was now about to rise from the
floor when the same weapon was again over
him and welded by the same impctuous
spirit. The last stroke was descending, when
it was stayed by the generous and forgvng
heart of the young lady who ntcrccdcd, and
begged that her would DC assassin might not
| be killed outright. This timely Intervention
/ allowed the negro to reach the nearest door
and effect an escape. The negro who knew
| that his master had received Il large sum OF
money few days previous, and that his
daughter carried the key Of the treasure, de-
mandcd it; and on being refused was melted
even to murder. When my friends arm had
received little nursing (Which after all was
notas bad as was imagined and wei had laugh
ed over the many ridiculous situations in
which wehad frequently noticed each other, |
betcok myself to the couch, whose comfort
the late tragedy had failed to allace from my
memory Not SO with my friend j, Med
lie cared not Tor rest after he had heard from
the lady's own lips that she could not enjoy
rcposc if she shoHld retire.
He proposed therefore, that for her own
safety he might be permitted to keep with
her the nightly vigil which was accepted
with many thanks and compliments.
JNrDHUS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-04-29
From MarseiIiee.

MAEsELLEs, April 20, 1876
Croquct sets are up all over the city, which
is sure sign of spring.
We soon expect to see all the young men
engaged in playing base ball
The members of the musical union will
give Il concert at The Congregational church
on May 9th.
Some people love their poor ncighbors so
well as to let their COWS run in their gardens
all the time
Fish poles are the most salablc article IN
the market, and every day the tinny tribe is
being caught in large numbers.
C. NJ. Porter, an employee OF the Pltts
Manufacturing Co, sprained his arm short
time since, and Is now lard up Tor repairs.
The business men OF MarSelIleS should
make an effort to hold celebration here the
coming 4th.
If crying babies had any regard for their
mothers they would not take them to church
or public entertainments.
VIM. Hornikle Is going to be arrested for
selling liquor to minors; we mean the two
bears that were in town on Tuesday
The members of the dramatic association,
now deceased, viii give grand Dali at tAc
Occidental Hall on next Tuesday evening tor
| the benefit of the band.
The Mdrscillcs Manufacturing Co are
| To- ship forly-gvc OF thcII wiaGmills TO Gan
forna this week.
| =
The members OF the Q. X. Division will
give n sociahle at the residence Of Mr. Ira
Coggswell this evening.
The Pitts Manufacturing Co. began TO ship
their thrcshing machinS last week. They
are finishing up their summers work in some
of the departments
The first travelling mciagere of the season
( Two bears-passcd trough here on last
Tuesday.
On last Saturday GEO Clark, an employee
f If the PITTS Manufacturing Co., whom your
correspondent mcnti, nd several weeks age
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-04-29

or ll' fltt liA4'lH
what Good May he Done in Fifteen Minutes.
'Night lends her ready veil TO every treason,
And tccming mlschiciS thrive beneath lis shade.
When the day was rapidly declining we
arrived at Lewiston, little village in the
state Of New York, remarkable Tor the i'm
progressive stand still propcnsitics of its in
hablasts.
On account OF IT'S situation ON the Niagara
River, it is far famed for its beautiful and
healthy situation, and hithcr many lovers OF
solitude bctakc themselves TO terminate life
spent in the hustle and turmoil OF the world.
The buildings are the very personitication OF
economy and independence They are not
too large nor are they so closely built, bul
that the owner of one may have a sociablc
chit chat with his neighbor' wife on the same
premises without being recognized by hi,
better half Ar(er refreshing the inner man a
the only hotel of which the place can boast VI
sailed forth to view the remarkable city o
Lewiston, which, we understand, is going i'
. be sent TO the centennial aS mooei OF SLOW
progress. Having reached the suburb an par
} of the hamlet We were about to return, whcl
, the rain fell in such torrents that we weI
obliged TO seek shelter at beautiful, ye
r bashful looking cottage, situated at least
quarter of mile from any dwelling. As "
/. nearcd our hoped protection, a respectful
Il appearing colorcd man FASTENED 10 the doc
c and requested US TO hurry our steps that "
q, MIGHT not get wet This We took as A zoo
!. omen, and It helped great deal to make d
a full contenled and at home, after We had oi
n. tered. The only other inhabitant Of the hou'
le was a young American lady in the prime
n life OF good education aud refined manner
!. Af,er the usual ceremonial had been got
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-04-29
LittrIl's Living Age.

Following are the contents of the Nos da-
ted April 18th and 22d.
The Hebrew Woman, 10y Constance de
Rothschild, What She Came Through, Parts
| and IL by Sarah Tytcr; The Myth of De
meter and Persephone, Part II, by Walter II.
patcr; The Life and Labors OF Francis Deak,
1S02-lS1G, by Kari Blind; The Fair OF II.
Nicodemc by the author of Patty" "A
Glimpse of the Korea, by G.. A. G. Bridge;
ScrvIa, from 7Hc british Qu0rteHy Rcric,c ;
Some Aspects of Friendship, HacL1roo';
Principal Tulloch on Spiritual Evolution,
SDcctaior; Little Bobby, "A Sketch in Paris,
B,acljrooI: IEumor, CorHhW, Icligoland,
Sstarddy Rcci0r: Art Nccdlcwork, Pdl NAL
gazette. and other valuable articles, together
with select poetry and miscellany. The cur
rent volume began April LIST. For fifty.two
numbers OF sixty-four large pages each, Cor
NOR than 30Oe pages year. the subscription
price $50 IS low.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-04-29


The May number opens with an illustrated
article on Southern Colorado, in connection
with the Wheeler Expedition; and though
the work Of military exploring party is
usually dry and tedious enough, there are
not wanting, IN this account incidents both
in,ercstinga and amusing. For example:
One afternoon, however, Sam Abbey, one OF
the packers, ran into camp, with pale lace ana
his revolver drawn. "l-saw-a-hear within
six ect-of- -and--it--laughCd. atmc"
u. exclaimed hreathessly. "COmc-alonE-
hoys-au'- lcrs-havc-I-shot"
lie had been lying asleep on the grass short
distance away, when a painting sound awoke
him. and as he opened his drowsy eyes he saw an
enormous cinnamon bear gazing at him ana
smaCkiny its rough lips. No wonder lac was
scared. y cinnamon bear j, terrible autagou-
list for q man with Only arr|ulver TO defend NM
self: aud as sam raised himself on his elbows,
the ruthless monster studied him, with the IN
tentiOn Of selecting a ,ol, part 20 begin with
evident in rs small, .erDciyus, Lungry-looking
eyes
our valiant comraie sighed, and sorrowlully
cooked his siv-shootcr, for he knew that It he
fired and missed % vital part, the subsequent
proceedings would have no pleasuraIlc iE'cGcst
Tor him. Blu, the bear prckel rs cars at the
click of the hammer, and with laudblc desire
20 avoid difficulties, Wadicd away down the
hollow OF the river. 11Ul ipulN IpN l''l lH'
earth under him again, and sped 70 camp with
tie news ofhis adventure.
Mr Karl responded 10 Ia, call for volunteers,
and went % the scene Of encounter with the
hero, who now ayerrcd that The bear ala moi
laugh, pa, kinder srinned.
Poor Bruin had crossed ia" rNrr and wa,
quietly ascending the opposite bank, when hl
pursuers espied him and pointed their calbne
ii him. Apparently understanding their intcn
tions, he turned round and ram down The oan
90 have a fair fight with them, but before u
reached the bottom three bullets plowed thTouS
his body, and he rolled against boulder--a dea
bear May he res, in peacei Better eating
never had in our mess. his meat was stewc'
roasted and fried II was palatabla In ever
form, tender as spring lambs hindquarte
Juicy a. the standing ribs Of prime Hereford
fordshire OK, aud o. as agreeable O flavor
yenlsOu.
THE cinnamon bears cXhi 5!tci q week as
in the streets of Ottawa were # ;he spcci
her. referred TO.
An exceedingly interesting paper on Maj
Andre, by Mr.. Losing, engages ones syi
pathies in behalf % that gallant but uuiort
nate young man So strongly that 1t is hard,
this day, to reconcile his execution with I
po5ular conception Of the noble clemenc
of Washingion's character. Old Philad
mia is "done" IN this number by lsebec
Harding DAVIS; and Prof lockwood CO
eluses his series Of illustrated papers on
microscope. H. Hudson Holly goes deer
into the subject Of Household Art in cont
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-04-29

This IS quarterly issued in numbers Of
12O pages each, Il tThe larger than the pages
of Scribncr, and containing Il resume, with
critical notes on the more prominent passing
events in social and political life, science, art,
literature &c. 1t is something IN thc style
of the Old Penny Magazine, only more com
prehcnsiyc in ITS aims, and more thorough IN
execution. G. w. Carleton 81 Co., New York =;
5. Lowe & Co., London.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-04-29

to say, disappointed. The play will be given
to the public again about the last OF the
month During the play some careless indi-
vidual shot Fred Dedger in the face. The
wound is net very serious, and he will be
around again in few days The ligh,
guards VIII see him through safe.
DAN TUCKER.