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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-01

cOWpIISnoU SOHO 8Oou, Wo noNoTLuoAoee Ie-
greet the inability to accomplish more.
We deplore the existence in this COM
mun:ty of powerful in tluences and comb ina-
tons aiming to thwart the ends of justice
and bidding defiance to the law. Hence the
increase OF crime and corruption in our
midst.
just in proportion to the adhesion and re-
spect to the laws 80 will community pros
per. So unless all good citizens discharge
duty which they owe to themselves. as well
as to the community, in endeavOrlng to
have criminals brought to justice, we fear
there is but little prosperity in store for
New Orleans.
Lawlessness is keeping capital and labor
from coming here, and will drive out what
is already here. Our empty stores, ware
houses and depreciation OF property are in
great measure attributable to this same
iawlessness.
Our visits to public institutions came next
in order.
The Charity Hospital, under its present
management. is an institution worthy Of
our highest commentator, and those in
charge have our thanks for valuable data
given, showing it to be managed cheaper
than any charity hospital in the United
States.
The Parish Prison reminds us of the
Black Hole of Calcutta. Our inspection of
that institution was not satisfactory. The
reforms needed there must be apparent to
those in charge. Boarders seem to have
comfortable quarters. Would it not be
we'll to have young boys sent to the House
Of Refuge or workh0use, instead of having
them in with the old habitues of the Parish
Prisons
The Boys House of Refuge should be
abandoned, being situated in . swamp, and
ite inmates subject to oil the worst malarlal
=
quence. Some suitable building should be
provided within the limits of the city, and
We would recommend that there should be
some occupation for the youths sent there.
The Insane Asylum We found in good,
clean condition. One hundred and forty in.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-26

O~. Q. Sin. f G. anty Il O-Inshg ST.
I hereby certifv th-t rec. vsd the within
e..a..a,f,s "a the J-h day q Nov D.her, A. J..
1875. and return THAI after Gu" diligence aro
from Information believe the DE-" udart H.
beth Kircluer csn not IL SosId within thIs
County , Ur!.shy or IN the State Of Nevada.
pstrd st Carson this oth day # Novenh"r.
- = T SWIFT SLrr5@
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-26

L United States Tor The DistTict II Nevada u
the matter Of George ". Chtdic. bankrupt, III
bankruptcy. Cnitcn States Of America District
Of Norada-ss. A warrant in bankruptcy VS.
issued against the estate Of George ". Chedic
of Carson City, in the county OF Orlnsby, AMI
State of Nevada. who Las been adjudged bsni-
rupt ON his own petition: that the payment Of
any debts and delivery Of any property belong
ing to such bankrupt, to him, or for his Us.
and the transfer of any property by him ar.
forbidden by law: that a meeting Of the cred
itors of the said bankrupt, to prove their debts
and to choose one or more assignees OF his IS
tate, VIII be held at Court of Bankruptcy
to be holden at the United States District Court
Room, Carson City, Nevada, before Z. Strother
Register. Oh the nth day Of January, A. L. 1875,
at IL O'Clock 4. NJ
Il. S. CLAPP
United States Marshal and Messenger in BANK
rupty :or said District. janis
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-26
SHERfFF'S SAILS,

EeT VIRTUE OF DECREE ASD ORDER
D Of sslc Issued out Of and anGeE the - al
Of the Hon. I'd Judicial District Court, .T0afi
For Ormsby County sEd stole Of Nevada, cu :
Judgment obtained therein the eth day Il
January. A. y, lei6. and stte.tet On the Is ,
day OF January. a, u. 1870, III favor Of James
Duffy and sgaiast J. l.. B-c.htu, NJ. +. Htotilcn.
wells, Fargo = Co ard L. J DrtIicr. def nd
aats AID IN pursuance 70 said decree &LG
order Of sale. - ;ue directed. have levied upon
and viii expose TO public sSle at auction. or
Thursday the 10Th day Of February, between
the hours Of > am. and pm, to-vlf: at on~
o'clock y M, the real property set ont in SAID
Cecree or 50 much IS VIII satisfy the severa d
T,anis, to-~t: Original costs IN the SUN Of
SIS IS. Counsel fee N the suTu Of Sass 40. 2ut
Tie sum Of S9.'.S CO. with interest On sa,3l2 o.
at the rate OF two t2l erCeat. per month. from
10Th Dscembe- Al. 1875, ard on s+l5 81 4; the
rate OF ten Nt) Per cent. 81 aunurn. and inter
-! on said costs sud counsel fee st the rate q:
ten per cent. yer snuuIn from d.te OF judgment
together with accTuing costs now IN the suul Of
IS 50 and sill costa which may hereafter accrue
b. sirertiseI,enlTer csntase on sale, etc. etc.
81 of the shove amounts in the Gold ceiE c. the
nIted States
The following described real property. al
those certain pieces OF land sitvste, lying and
being in the County Of Ornsby, Stste OF NcVa-
ia known .nd designated OF the Pl.ts OF the
I nited states surveys Of public lands As FOL
lows beginning ut n stake at the southeast
corner Of Section ~ ySIlteeu ~, Township tx.
teen I5}. north Of RAJ Sc twenty (2ol. east Mt.
Dizbio base and meridian, thence running west
along the south lire OF sSid Section seventeen
~ forty (4Ui chains to 4 STAKE At the south
west corner OF the south-t sst quarter Of said
Section seventeen az. thence north ten anu
s5-ia1 chains 40 SIS CHI TO fence bearin. eaS.
.ud west thence east along said fence forty ttaj
chains, thence south ten snd S5-lo0 chains 10.
So CHI 80 the place Of beginning, containing
forty-three and il-lse aCyes t43.41 81. Also the
Whole of Block number f3rty 40, and the east
half OF Block number taenty-cne f2n of Sears.
Thompson AMI Sears division, and the whole
Of Block number seventy nine (19l, Mussers
division, as dc.ienstsd on the Official map OF
Carson City in sid County. together with the
tensments, her. litan~nts and appurtenances
thereto belonging. or in any wise appertsinius
with the rents, ISSUES and profits thereof.
=. T. SWIFT, Sheriff.
Carson CITY. January 10, 1875.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-26

Judicial District c; the state =
nevada. in and for tEe County
Il Ormsh7, this 5tA day q
November. n the yrsr IL o.
Lord. one th0I~aCt e.lIi huh-
G5ei and twenty-five
T. J.TDWERpS. Cl-rt
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-26

<Y,ry az SsvADA.
CoUprr .. oRNsSI.


Cosrrr 81 oRNssr.
nISrsE-y A-Tos,Hr's ogrIca.'
T. th. following asncd ieferAaAN and 70
sll owners Of. o- elaiaaxn. % she zeal estate
AMI Improvements taer"pn. or lIIpfN T"ucuts
~lrn assessed. separately hersinaft-c described,
known er unknOvA. lou are hereby nptncd
that suits have been commenced in JGstices
Court st Cars1n City IN Cafsoa TownsL T.
C-nsby County. stst- ~ Nevada. {, A. "lsher'
eli, Justice sf the Peace. by the sat. OF Ne
v,ds tl.intia ss.inst esch of tho D"t-ndsnts
hereinafter named. and each - the Il llow ns
described tracts or parcels Of ia1j with ;he III
prnyen-nts thereon AMI iAI ro>er"2is when
erps-s:-ly assessed and all ovE-rs Of Or clalH-
aats 70 the same. known or unknown, 10 recover
the taE and delinquency assessed to SAID de-
fend.at asain.t said propert. for ,ha fiscal year
commencing Sic first dsy of January, A D. 1879,
and en1;ng the 3Ist day % Deceraber A. n
49, ana that summons has been duly ISSUED
in each case. And you ar further notified tha:
unless ,oa appear and answer the compliant.
nlei IN said cause. on OF heforr the 9+th daN OF
February A. u. 1876. 81 &c O'Clock. IL. 3udS-
n-nt will be taken against you. sad ihe real
estate and improvements herein described for
the amount 81 tax zTl delinquency
specified and costs Of suit--Ae laDns And m
proveInsnts herein descr.b be-. beng situated IN
Carson Township. o-nsby County, state u
Nevada
State OF Nevad. A.ricultu,A. Mining An
Mechanical Society. lana snd huus'. town.. %
acres. bounded north by lands " Virginia an
Truckee Railroad Company End J. a. LoFel,y =.
ve,. by LAID Of c. A. Y. Putnam. south by
Warm spring Rosi esst b. lsAi q {. 4. '.
Putnam. being cast OF and near Carson cry.
Ta1ard delinquency Sl0J 60.
s. MeranEo, land sni house, tow. lot seven
in block twr-ty-seycn. if S-ar-. IL Iups"n X
Scar division Of Carson City. TAX sRd de!in-
quency s3l o..
j. !. Kr;art. lard .nd Lousa to-wit tie east
II fees Q. tn north - Zee: ,f Bio, =. u Van
Wrinkle and ProCtc.S division Of { arson CITY
Tax and delinquency SIS -.
Marshall willard, land s4I .nrroyaraents.
begt.IuIn; On the Warm S,r.u- LoaG, "a fa-t
cast Of seton line o: SECTION y. thence cas-;
aIorr ssii road IsS teet to Ia.5-,f II =.
theme ,o-,th along SAL Ian, 90 let. tls..,r
vest I.5 :r,t. thence rorth to n, place Of be
ginning. T.I.nd d.liaqucrlcy a. q
". Ba--l rs. land ana ,a..-.. .a-wt. Ia;s
.,r..lf,rrc one two. thrrr *. -,.vs, arI tiI,
in HI9rk ef.vep II, CrIrry.s dsy..s.i u ,ra--s p
C.,v sl-o personal n-.p,ttv. ..-,..t. farm.
tlI, Tax AID ,fe!!ag-'e-.-, So q.
Daniel r. Kelly. land sra J. s.-l.. .r-y7l. OTIS
~, All -f.-., in Eloyk tI4Ir.y-e.-ht q. Pro-
~ ',T,t,,.s gi,5-51,n.E Cs.s.,.l ,r,tx .l-3-.--
-n,!al ;,sggertv. fo-vs:, fu-i.s..... AK al g.
sr0Tlt--rys - Is
Jtr-cs : vsI.e lard mi .-..,--.. w.. ITS co
49, bounded q, thu uu-thivI.se G..-.,rt.rt
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-26
I'm THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE

r.
Il Second Judicial District Of the State o.
Nevada. in and for the County Of ornssr
HARMON u. KIrCsSER plaintiff - fII,ABrrs A
KIRcnSHR defendant. Action brought in the
District Court OF the Second Judicial District OF
th- State Of Nevada, in and for the Comfy OF
OrEsby and the Conpiaiat He'd il said County
Of ormshy. in the Once Of The CLERK cf ssla
District Court The St1ta of S-vsds sends
greeting to EInARsTH 4. HIHCssIh defendant
Yoa are hereby required to appear III an acton
treHeht against you BY the above named plal1-
tiff in she District Court ~ the SrcOcd JUdlclal
District Of the State Of Nevada, ~ and for the
County OF 0-TRsby, and to answer the Compliant
fi-d therein - copy CT which \ companies this
SuErorsi within ten days exclusive Of tbs
DAY 81 service) after She service or yOa Of thit
~U1amoIs-Ir served within this Cosnt,; c. i
sc-vs a oct Of this County, but IN this district,
within twenty days, otherwise within forty
ds,s-er Judgment by default will he taken
against you. The said acti II IS brought to dis
solve the bonds Of nstriuouy existing between
YOU and the plaintiff upon tie alleged ground
Of wilfUl des.rtion. And you are hereby notified
shat il yoa fail to appear and answer the SAC
Complaint IS above required, the said plslntlf
will apply to the Court FOR the r-le: prayed
Given under my hand, .D j the Seal Of
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-26

LT--T-Et ~ no. n 'I--l1- : 7 -TITI7-
SAT- If y, yas'-.
:. 7. ~HlFI.
-L,rlf a.. SD County II OrII3-l.y.
.'arI.aIy 18Th 1,7G.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-26
DISSOLUTION.

rYvsa CoPARTNEEsHIP HERETOFORE
II existing between the UaGcrGsnsd under
80 fra name of Winnie David, at Carson
city, Hsyala i this day dissolved BY mutual
r..aSent Said David is alSlo entitled 80 collect
.-i rsosip. fer ali debts dae the late firm, and
I'll "a, Al demands asaias. the sans.
EVAN DAVID.
= = WINNIE
g,-zos S,.y a. "a. is7s.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-05
EXTORTIONATE PRICES.

The high rates of fare on the railroads
will be a serious loss to the receipts of our
big show. Railroad companies can afford
to carry Senators, members of Congress
and Government officials free OF charge,
but cannot afford to carry the common
herd for less than their regular high fare.
Railroad companies and Philadelphia ho-
tel keepers intend to make money at the
expense Of patriotic feeling Mr.. Craw-
ford, of Kansas, one of the Commissioners
says, that ten thousand visitors to the Cen
tennial Exhibition would come from his
State if the fare was reduced to a reasona-
bic rate, but as it is, there will be not one
fifth of that number.
The surest way to make the Centennial
a success, would be for the managers Of the
Exhibition, hotel keepers and railroad
companies, to bring everything down to
the smallest price. If the hotel keepers of
Philadelphia were governed by the least
sense of honor, or by sense of what is
due to their city, instead of increasing,
they would reduce their rates. No hotel
in the city should charge more than So
per dav.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-05
PRESIDENT GRANT in his action il

PRESIDENT GRANT in his action in
matter of Gen. Custer, has taken clear
distinct ground in favor of covering up
frauds of his officers. He was accuse
being the author of the Attorney Gene
letter discouraging States evidence, and
this last act is an open one taken ground in
favor of suppressing the truth. Gen. Gus
ter was called to Washington by sum-
mons of the House of Representatives tc
testify before one of it's committees. The
General, of course, was bound to appear
and when called upon to testify; he had to tel
truths which were very damaging to tht
War Department. The action taken in thi
matter by the President, strengthens thu
suspicion of his own completely in some o
the frauds. 1t lie evident that the dissatis,
faction of the President with Gen. Custer
is attributed entirely to the fact that Gen
Custer's testimony exposed the frauds pre-
vailing under the administration.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-05

by body Of generous and public spirited
citizens acting under charter granted by
the Delaware Legislature Of 1867. FELTON,
the location Of the institution is pleasant,
thriving village, situated on the Delaware
Railroad, twelve miles south of Dover, in
an agricultural and horticultural commu-
nifty. The building is handsome struct'
ure, beautifully located near the railroad
station, and easy Of access at all times
The faculty of the college are Henry Col.
Inns, A. B., Principal; Jacob Craig, Jr., A.
g., Vice Principal; and Mrs. Ida M. Col
lins, Preceptress.
Parents having children to educate
will find the FELTON, Seminary an excellent
institution in which to have them in
structed. The government Of the school
is designed to be that of a model Christian
family in which affection, respect, courte-
sy and refinement shall SO prevail as to
render reproof and special discipline un-
necessary. To all who desire good and
moral school in which to place their child
rem, We take pleasure in commencing
them to the FELTON, Seminary. Those de-
string circulars, or further information and
particulars will receive them by address
ing Collins & Craig, FELTON,, Delaware.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-05
THE NAVY RING.

The Navy Ring at Washington openly
boast that they have secured support
enough in the Naval Investigating Com
mittee to ensure whitewas hing report
of the corruptions Of that de-
partment. Secor Robson has been pur.
suing his usual tactics to capture Demo
cratic members of the committee. in the
hope Of ireaking the effect of exposures
that are sure to come. Mr.t Whithorne
chairman of the committee, has had to en-
counter serious difficulties in reaching
correct information. Coneealments anc
collusions are the means most employed
to thrwart investigation, but favors to op
ponents who are weak or venal to take tn
in exchange for the real or supposed
Auence, have also been used with m
success. 1t is expected that the inve
cations of the Brooklyn Navy Yard
he thorough and bring to light the syst
of fraud and favoritism by which the 8
vice has been damaged and the Treas
plundered
The Morning herald., 1876-05-05

WITH the evidence before the Committee
on Naval Affairs, they regard, it improper,
that Paymaster Bradford, who has been
Purchasing Paymaster in London, should
remain. The evidence rejecting on him is
such as to cause the Committee to request
Secretary Robson to have him recalled.
The Committee regards it as disgraceful
that he should be continued in his position.
They also desire to have Bradford as wit
ness.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-05

In order TO awaken a popular interest iu
the new Independent movement of the Re-
publican "Reform Club" mass meeting
will be held at the Cooper Institute of the
Academy of Music. The Executive Com
mittee are sending out invitations
distinguished speakers who are likely
to respond. They appear to be
well supplied with funds, and to be anoint-
ed with all the enthusiasm that usually
characterizes a young organization.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-05

THE question of opening the Exposition
seems to be difficult one. As matters now
stand, both the people of Philadelphia who
have no leisure day but Sunday, and those
people outside of the city who only hope to
see the Exhibition by going to see it on
Sunday evening and going home on Monday
morning, aye debarred from seeing it at all
About the propricty of opening the grounds
on Sunday there should be no two opinions.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-05

THE people it seems are not likely to
have the pleasure of hearing the United
States Senate decide that it has authority to
try Belknap. Such a decision would be
hailed with pleasure, as that would show
that the Senate was determined no dishon-
est officials should escape with impunity
by simply resigning their Offices. 1t seems
that the United States Senate, like the
President, will stand by their guilty friends.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-05
T +. KUNKEL'S BITTER WINE OF
IL. IRON
regattas.

f. F. Kunkel's celebrated Bitter Wine Of
Iron will effectually cure liver complaint,
jaundice. dyspepsia. chronic or nervous
kidneys, and all diseases arising from
disOrdered liver, stomach or intestines,
such as constipation, tiatulence, inward
piles, ful III ess of blood to the head, acidity
Ofthe stomach, nausea, heartburn, disgust
for food, fullness o. weight in the stomach,
sore eructations, sinking or huttering at
the pit of the stomach, swimming of the
head, hurried or difficult breathing, fiutter-
ing at the heart, choking or sutlucating
sensations when in a lying posture, dim
ness of vision, dots or webs before the
perspiration, yellowness of the skin and
eyes, pain in the side, back, head chest,
limbs, ETC., sudden flushes Of neat. burning
! in the flesh. constant imaginings of evil
and great depression OF spirits. Price 81
| per bottle. Beware of counter!eils Do not
| let your druggist palm Off some other pre-
| paration of iron he may say rs as gsod but
ask for Kunkel's Bitter Wine of Iron.
| Take no other. Kunkels Bitter Wine of
Iron is not sold in buk--only in I'll bottles.
f. F.. Kunkel. Proprietor, No. 259 North
| Sold by all druggists and dealers every
TAPE WORM
entirely removed with purely vegetable
medicine, passing from the system alive.
No fee unless the head passes. Come and
refer to patients treated. DR.. E. f. KUN
KEEL, NO. $50 North Ninth street Philadel-
phia. Advice free. Seat, Pin and stomach
| Worms removed. Ask your druggist for a
bottle OF KUNKELs Worm Syrup. Price,
| 81 per bottle. 1t never falls.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-05

THERE is a peculiar fitness in the plan
suggested by Mr. Mackey of Pennsylvania
for finishing the Washington Monument.
He suggests $780, 900 of the money taken in
at the Centennial Exhibition be appropriated
to the completion Of the monument. This
should find responsive echo in every
patriotic breast throughout the Union.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-05

IT is said, and believed, that Boss shep
herd and his gang, who heartily hate Secre-
tary Bristow, are a party in the attacks
upon that gentlemen. The Whisky Ring
is the prime mover of the malignant assaults
upon the Secretary, to which encourage
ment is given by Shepherd and his gang of
Ring thieves.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-05

NOTWITHSTANDING those who favor
repeal of the specie resumption act, have
failed, they still have faith in effecting their
purpose. They hope to succeed although
at present the friends of repeal have not
numbers enough to carry such PROPOSE
ton under the rules.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-05

If the Senate unites with the House, the
obnoxious postal law of Senator Hamlin's
applicable to third class mail matter will
soon be repealed. Every time, one licks two
cent stamp on paper that went for one be-
fore. he wishes old Hannibal in some place
where he would not freeze
The Morning herald., 1876-05-05

THE contents of voyager's trunk has
proved very damaging to Minister Schenck.
They produce fresh and unpleasant revela-
tions, which place the Emma Mine specu-
lator in an ugly position. The great poker
player holds bad hand to draw to.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-05
FELTON, SEMINARY.

We have received an Introductory circu-
larsof the FELTON, Seminary, at FELTON,, X Kent
county Delaware, with the first number of
The Seminary Rerssw, an educational and
literary journal devoted to the FELTON, Sem
mary, edited by Henry Collins, A. b
assisted by Mr.. J. B. Moore. Its sal,
and ether articles indicate that it
ioarnal of considerable litel
Yea seninary W.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-05

The corrupt and Infamous lobby of the
Pennsylvania Legislature, had signal tri-
umph in securing the expulsion of Petroff.
1t was most fitting job for body how
ever, that has earned the contempt of
every honest, decent citizen of the State.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-05

A SAMPLE of the spirit of American enter
Srise is manifested in the resurrection ofthe
ies of Captain Jack and other Modocs,
I'D bnried near Fort Klamath, Or
lms that the bodies
and the pine boxes
sing Yankss will
lmbalnsd sarcassss
The Morning herald., 1876-05-05
THE HERALD.

Tur MORNING HERALD is published
every morning, Sundays excepted0 and
delivered in the city Of Wilmington and
.urroundine places for six cents per week,
payable to the carriers. Mail subscriptions
postage free, three dollars per annum IN
advance.
O'BYRNE Bros, Publishers,
No. 500 Shipley Street,
Wilmington Del.