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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-04-05
CHEAP ADVERTISING COLUMN.
Attorneys at Raw.

i, "a. Hayes, Attorney At Law. ani c,n,.
MERGE street south nf CouTthousel, Dallns
lpHas, Special attention paid 10 land
''''n's' aprltf
q. Hurt a SAITH, Office on Main street over
Stale sAyiugh Hank, Sh,sltf
W, =, Oldham, once in Milchioa building,
opposite the laGrand hotel, Main street
janlidlf
,John VI hleinmnns, Attorney at Law, No,
40 north Side Puhlio square, upstairs.
Courthouse, M
mousse square. N
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-16

RECEPTION COMMITTEE:
Fl l.. Barton, II. II. HaIiev, Lake Valley.
William Hawthorne, Jr., Gisnbrook.
!. o. Forbes, Tahoe City.
FLOOR MANkEERS:
T. b. Rowland Rowisndsrill,
Iuui Davis, Tahoe city.
f. McCo.nbcr. L. 4. benson, Lake Valley.
D;ux,,r0R OF FLOOR AND BAND:
KIRK CHI RCH 9. MessGs. Church y jont>.
TICKETS for Bsll, including SsR XII
suDpr. ..-..-..--.......) II
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-16

A CORRESPONDENT writing from Phila-
delphia under date Of June about the
Centennial Exhibition says that on the
Saturday previous 1.-The official who has
charge Of granting passes to members of
the press suddenly refused any more
privileges of this sort. He packed up
books and papers. disappeared. and
could not be found. Meantime some
fifty representatives. of the Massachusetts,
press. accompanied by General Hawley
himself. waited ON him for their papers,
and were finally. was told, compelled
each to jingle down a half dollar. There
is wrangling between different depart
msnts of the Centennial. and this is said
to be one of the results. Saturday was
q very hot day. The heat melted the as
phaltum pavements on the grounds and
the trampins of thousands kneaded them
into hot sticky mud with pools OF clear
pitch standing here ard there. to the
detriment especially Of the ladies skirts
and shoes
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-16
ANTI CATHOLIC KNOW.
NOTHING KoVENENT.

An organization calling itself The
American Alliance issue an address to
the American voters o. the United
States. Nativism. aud hostility to the
Catholic church form its political creed
and policy. The address invites ma
tional conference to assemble in Phila-
dslphia on the 4th of July next, "for the
purpose Of acting upon the nomination
for President and Vice President of the
United States upon the principles adro-
Gated by the American Alliance. and also
to recommend an amendment to the
Constitution OF the United States 10 en-
able the voter to cast his vote directly
for President and Vice-President. The
American Alliance recommend that
American born citizens. only. be elected
to official positions Of high trust and re-
sponsibility. and favor the keeping OF
the Bible a. the corner stone OF our
liberties" and ills use i'll the public
schools and other institutions Of learning
in our land, without any compromise OF
any kind with any sect whatever. There
10 enough bigotry and intolerance undis-
guisedly announced in tie address to
condemn the movement in the sstlIaa.
ton Of every enlightened and liberal
minded American citizen. 1t receives
the commentator only o: such papers
as the New York Sun on political mis-
chief intent.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-16

A B1ED's FAITHFULSEss.-1 P0ugh-
keepsie Eagle tells this pleasant story
Last July lady residing at Milton
released an oriole from cage where it
had been confined since it was taken
from the nest. 1t appeared to enjoy its
freedom, but was very tame, remaining
in the vicinity the entire season, and
twice returned to its cage in September.
It then departed. and nothing was seen
or heard Of the little warbler until few
days since, when it made its former
mistress friendly call, alighting upon
and eating from her hand. and talking to
her in its old. familiar way. Upon
being placed in the cage once more, it
beat its wing against the wires and was
in great distress until released.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-16
A Child Of sorrow.

Months ago . Dstroitsr vas sent to the
House Of Correction for habitual drunk
euness. The wife, hard-working
woman and sorely afflicted in health,
managed to provide food and fuel for
herself and child until the other day.
when death came to end the struggle.
The little girl, hardly eight years old,
was all alone in the house when her
mother died. The event occurred Al
dark, and at midnight the child was
heard singing in the darkness. A pedes'
TRAN We halted heard her say:
"Mother, won't you wake up and light
the lamp II you will will sing some
more"
Suspecting what had happened. he
reused some of the neighbors. aud Is
they wen. in the child sat in the dark
ness, holding its mothers cold hand and
singing:
The Lord will lead little child.
And teach me how to pray.
A dark room, death on the bed, pow
erty, hunger and cold to make her e!tus.
ton more desolate, and yet the child OF
shadows was not afraid. She said:
II kept still long while to let mother
sleep. Then sang all my songs to keep
me awake. Then l looked out OF the
window and didn't move, SO that the
angels wouldn't be afraid to come and
, talk to her and make her smile. | wish
| God had made more daylight for poor
! folks Detroi: Free Press.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-16

Nothing 80 greatly dissappoints man
of affairs as to crawl down through o
wispe, of gassy foam and wonder why
he ordered q glass o. soda.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-16
Our Fellow Travellers.

Some day We shall probably have
book on the philosophy OF travelling. IN
which We shall lie told from experience
how to avoid d sagreeabls impressions.
and to turn ali nishars 20 account.
These who are we'll up in the business
of seeing the world have exalted travel
ing to An art They let 40 niischsnces
put them out ot humor. wrstchsd
tavern. a broken stage coach. railway
train delayed by broken rails. ovtrreach-
ins landlords-none Of these things ap-
pear to trouble the genuine traveller. lie
has learned that these are the small dis
counts on the real pleasure Of getting
broadside visw Of the world, II one is to
be made miserable for a week because he
has stopped at dirty inn, or has had =
sight Of frowsy or fluffy landlady, has
been charged four prices by the hack
man, has had extras put into his bill
which he never ordered, or has disagree
able fellow travellers, who bully and
badger sve1ybody-then it is certain
that be has not exalted travel TO high
art.
With what gre CO and composure does
the regular campaigner wrap his blanksts
about him and lie down under the cano-
py Of stars! What complete resignation
to bareback and spring water. But tins
pioneer traveller has SO taken nature in-
to his confidence, that all her resources
are at his command He could travel to
far Cathay without box O: paper collars
or ~ extra pair of patent leather boots
Indeed the real traveller is known by his
utter contempt for baggage. Il he takes
kindly to a bulsing trunk he is only an
amateur, and has hardly taken SO much
as His first lesson. We do occasionally
see one of this sort who has started cut
on his journey round The world with
haversack. rattan cane and an eye
glass, and has condesce nded to take
look at this "blarsted country on his
way But We fancy that even he will
grow ripper and much more agreeable as
lie proceeds and gets larger view OF the
world outside Of the tight little island.
But most of Us ouly travel when forced
to it ~ disagresabls necessity. subur-
ban citizens do indeed travel distance
every year equal to the diameter of the
globe, and every three years they have
gone over as many miles So would equal
the circumference of the globe. But
your suburban citizen usually travels
with . Newspaper before his lace. Es IS
intent on extracting in fifteen minutes
the history of the world for one day. He
loses no time, because when other news
fails hs has still the market reports. the
stock list, and the closing price OF e1-
change on the previous day.
The suburban citizen and traveller
comes after . while to do many things in
an automatic way. He will take the
same car in long train, the same seat
if he can get it. will read the same news
paper, beginning on = certain page and
ending Oh another. year after year. There
are citizens who cross the bay by the
ferry boat. who never vary six inches in
the choice of seat for ysars, unless
crowded out by some one who has no re-
spect for ti1ne-honored usages and for the
rights Of our fellow traveler.-lS. +.
Bulletin.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-16

"WEAT's THEM"'-A young couple,
strolling about on the Senate side of the
Capital, yesterday. came to the cake
stand Of Aunt Mary" near the main
entrance, and the young man invested
in five cents worth worth Of ginger
snaps, which be generously shared with
his blushing companion. Suddenly his
eve lighted on pile of bananas when he
asked. What's Them Whats
them replied Aunt Mary. Them
yaller things on the big STEM" why,
those are bananas" Now, you don't
say sor' said the astonished youngster
from the rural districts. IL thought
they was sweet potatoes The loud
laughter from a dozen pages standing
near caused the young man to blush
painfully. and, turning to his companion
he said: Come on, Sal; reckon we
better go somewhere else. These boys
are to dogoned sassy for me-" And
they took up their line of march toward
the House, Washington Star.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-16
Kat8er'9
FAMILY RESTAURANT
Corner Carson q nd telegraph Streets
Carson City.

"AvING FITTED p. RESTAURANT
n rooms st the above naIned place l am
prepared to accommodate ny customers ind tie
public
Carson. July X. lsTs. Il
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-16

TEE San Jose Mercury of the 18th re-
ports the following curious affair: About
three hur deed out of the four hundred
Cinnamon employed on the Lick Avenue
are at present in this city. and until yes
tsrdsy afternoon were III furnishing
condition. They were obtained from
San Francisco by Chinese contractors IN
this city, and for their services on the
road 10 Mt Hamilton, have not received
dime. They remained il camp after
the cessation OF work until their provl-
sions gave out, when they footed 1t into
San Jose. Yesterday forenoon they sur
rounded brick Chinatown, and told the
scared inmates that they must have
something to eat by fair means or foul.
Sh.rit! Harris and Chief Tisdal were
notified o! the state OF affairs. and the
former started out to see the Supervisors
from this township. while the latter
temporarily provided for their wants by
purchasing q quantity Of rice. Sheriff
Harris returned in the afternoon. having
been directed by Supervisors King ana
Hattes to feed the Cinnamon for two
DAYS. at tie end of which time measures
will be taken to ship all who desire to
San Francisco. It is presumed that
the whole detachment will accept OF this
offer.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-16

There will be day exercises. to wit: Com
meucinc st /: o'clock, by reading the Declare
ton of independence; q poem. Drske's Address
to the Flag; al orstion by gifted Orator; after
which sumptuous dinuer will be given in the
Grove. accompanied with singing, toasting, etc.
A good time is sure to be enjoyed by ell Who
may participate. Come one; come all.
Marshal OF the DAY.. w. SMALL.
f.. CLEMENT. Proprietor.
Tallac House. Lake Tahoe.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-16
$500 REWARD!

MONTH CARSON SILVER MINING Co.
fsuperintendent's Office.
CAksoN CRY, June 18th, 1876.
WILL pay FIVE ID II Z -
Dollars geld coin) reward fer the arrest
and conviction of the two men who attempted
to fre the North Carson Hosting Works OF
Saturday night the 10th instant.
iel2tlO IS. GOULD, Superintendent
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-16

COMMITTEE ON INVITATION:
LAKE VALLEY.
IL. c. Gardner o. A. PearsinE
A. Co,Weu Il. W. Swain
George Meyers.
sCGIR FINE POINT.
John Mckinney.
TAHOE CRY.
LIB. Campbell j. Bailey.
HOT kIhISes.
". Campbell.
G,ESERo.K.
Buck DIS William HawiA"ii'-
GkN1A.
J. l.. j otnsan Pe.ar 'a1 sickle.
CARSON.
I Elem J. II. Benton
Vic. Muller VI. l. Cummings
EIrIRE CITY.
Frank Mccullough.
-EUCEEE.
j. i. Moody NJ. CS-owt!i
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-16

To which the friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Clement
and the public at large are cordially invited 10
participate in, with the ASSURANCE Of HI enjoy
able time generally.
The splendid passenger and United States
steamer Governor Stanford. ". W. Lspham.
Master, will convey all wishing to attend the
Ball, charging half fare only.
The music will be furnished by the justly
celebrated Band Of Mcssrs. Church Jones Of
Sacramento City.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-11-23
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LNthuology-ur. the Natural History ofMan.
Il origin, manners. customs and modes o,
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emf iemperaments and pictorial Illustrations.
nhysiology-The Laws of Lite; pg IN.
L education, training and discipline Of chill
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,heinsane. prisoners and othess.
Diogi aphies gwen ofa!lthe leading men and
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On and after WEDNESDAY, May cath, 1876,
the steamers Planter and Wenonah will
run az follows:
PLANTER will leave Pier 8, Lightstreetwharf
every Wednesday and Saturday mornings at $50
o'clock for Fair Haven, Plum Point, Governors
Run and Patuxent river, far up as Benedict. Re
turning, will leave Benedict every Monday and
Thursday mornings at o'clock for Baltimore.
Freight received Tuesdays and Fridays only At
Pier g, Lirht street wharf, up TO O'Clock.
WEN0NA" viii leave Pier No. Light street
wharfevery Sun lay night At Q O'Clock for Patux
emit river direct, AZ ar up as Hill Landing. Re
turning. will leave WIS Landing every Mon
day for Baltimore, calling at all the landings az
far down as BENEDICT for '-cirht and passengers,
and at landings below Bene Ct for passengers
only. Freight received at No. Tobacco Ware
house wharf on Saturdays only, up to O'Clock.
HENRY WILLIAMS, Agent.
ST. FORBES, Superintendent.
Office lls Light street wharf.
June Is 1876.
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Fire Insurance /!

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xcellent home company known "a the
TATE OF MARYLAND FIRE INSURANCE
'carASY OF BALriMoxE, MARYLAND,
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EDWARDS. ARELL,
Oct l, lS7<-tfn Local Asen..
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FOR TIE SENATE.

Me:s,s. Editors Please announce JOS. s
ALLSTAN, Esq, as q candidate for sea, in
the next Senate of Maryland. and say that he
will be warmly supported BY the people Of the
county generally.
April 20, ls76-n The People.
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FOR SHERIFF..

With many thank, TO my numerou,
friends for their tibet. support. ! agair
announce myself - eand,dai" tor iha
Sheriffsly u 1877 md ask the suppoY
Of my friend. ,na riiow .ciiiler>
ZACHARtAH MATrINCLY.
E.y IL l>1E
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I an now prepared 10 furnish planter With
1 nv Patent Tobacco Prize upon the shortest
RIA onabi= notice. This Prize 10 aow being
q lite general, used in this iocaiit. and hiss 20
f.. gwen universal satisfaction. The sdsan-
taees IL posscsses over all other Prizes nov in
sge are too varied and manifold To sduft OF de-
-crip.ion In this advertisement itis conceded
nv an who have used u 70 be q grea tseonomiss
II labar and i, is Admired THAR Il places To.
rnrco IN market n q condition very superior 10
Ina, OF ans oiheT Prize now in ase.
Prize with railway attachment 10 prize two
hhds. alternately $50. Withou irailw AZ $50
REFERENCE:
James A Cafberry,
Joseph r Cough, Rev J pewolt,
Geo = Mattingiey. John Dillahsy.
and many others v no have the prize in use on
j FELIX MORGAN.
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