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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-23

OFF THE TRACK.-The eastward
bound express train. Saturday evening,
when near the bridge over the North
Fork run over COW, throwing the en-
CINE aud tender from the track. Tho
accident occurred on sharp curve, Blu.
Roseguie. the engineer, saw the danger,
and BY instantly reversing the engine
and applying the air-brake. prevented
what in ell probability would have been
serious affair. As it was, the speed of
the train was SO reduced that only the
engine and tender left the track; the
engineer and fireman escaping injury by
leaping to the ground. The engine.
although overset, sustained but compar-
ativsly little injury. The track was
cleared for the morning train from Og-
den. which arrived here two hours be-
hind time. The train from the east
yesterday morning was also behind time.
owing to the breaking of q portion of
one of the engine trucks beyond Halleck
Station. By careful management they
were enabled to reach that place, where
Q freight engine was procured, and run
here tail-forsmost, it in turn giving
place to an engine from Csrlin with her
bulls eye looking west.-Elko Indepsn-
dent, March 81.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-23

Mn. RICHARD H. DANA will not be
confirmed by the Senate. He was in
vited to appear and explain away the
charges brought against him by Butler,
but in letter to Senator Boutwell,, de-
clined to do so. A Washington tels-
gram Of March q says:
A member Of the committee author
ICES the positive statement that tho COM
mittee have formally determined to re-
port Dana's confirmation adversely
Another member characterizes Dana
letter to Senator Boutwell, as a direct in
suit to the committee, and all OF them
regard it as very offensive.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-23

MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE OF BUL-
LIoN.-On the stage which left this
place for Battle Mountain last Wednes.
day afternoon. were five bars Of bullion,
two slowed in the hind-boot, two inside
the coach, and one in the iront-boot.
1t is customary to change coaches at the
Home Station, and when the changes
came to be made there, the two bars
which has been placed inside the coach
turned up missing. There were no
passengers on the coach, and how the
bullion could have disappeared is a COM
plete mystery. Sheriff Emery, Q.
fuller. Jr. and the driver, Eugene
Barnet. are ct Reese River Station
searching for the missing bars, which
are valued at over $4,000. The above
is all that is at present known concern
ing the loss of the bullion. it having
been communicated to G. II. Crockett,
Wells, Fargo & Co. agent in this city,
by George Davy. who drove the stage
out last night and back again this morn
ing.-Reveille, March 10.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-23

IT looks as as i; Nr. Dockeray. who
80 narrowly escaped death at the hands
Of the Spanish authorities in Cuba, were
destined to spend the rest Of his life in
Jail, or if not in Jail, at any rate Is the
principal figure in a scrape Of some
sort. On Tuesday he was arrested on .
charge Of embezzling $500 while Col
lector of the Port Of st. John. Florida.
He ssys he il persecuted for politics
eake.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-23
VlCk'S
FLOWER ANp VEGETABLE GARDEN
vlcK'S FLORAL GUIDE.
I'm THE DISTRICT COURT. SEC
nh23nl3

In THE DISTRICT COURT, SEC
Il ond Judicial District, in and for OrTnsby
County. State Of Nevada. In the matter of the
estate OF William f. Wilson, decessed.-Pur-
susnt to an order of the said Court, made on
the 18th day of March, 1876, notice is hereby
given tina. MONDAY, THE FIRST DAY OF
MAY. 1876, At 10 O'Clock A. II. Of the said day,
at the Courtroom of said Court, has been ap.
pointed for hearing the petition of VIM. j.
Thorington, praying for an order that the ad-
ministrator and administrative Of said estate
may be authorized by said Court to make con.
veyance to said petitioner Of certain town lot
lying and being in the City Of Carson, County
and State aforesaid. to wit: Lot No. and west
II feet of Lot No. 10 in block No. ~, in Muss-
er's division Of said Carson City; at which time
and place xll psrsops interested therein may
appear and contest the same by filing their OBJ
jections in writing.
IT,. EDWARDS. Clerk.
March %. 1876.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-23

CONTROLLER HoBAET's annual report,
the receipt Of which should have been
sooner acknowledged. is in that palms.
taking officials very best method. 1t is
quite as interesting as any financial doc
ument can be expected to be.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-23

NEW TO-DAY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-01

Welcoming His Accession by Dangerous
Fusiiisde-A Giiour'- Adventures.

Cor,sI.ondcnce Of the me London Ne,cs Sept s.
On Thursday last the accession of the
new Satan was announced co the town ana
ca MP by a salute 81 III gans from the old cita-
del ana this gun nrins - COM inued up To tnis
afternoon Win infrrnission. At nrst We were
under tue i'm JressIOn tuat the M1nteuogrins
hai descended iron tneir hiiis AMI were as
saulti u the camp. 50 entirety motivel ~ for
any Otner end dii tnis rt1ii cannpnnds seem.
Hall an hour later "A ragged tOwu-Cfisr went
ABOUT ths street, informil ths population of
the event, ami ordering thom. IN the
lame OF DsfvIsh PAsna, to iilu,uinite
the town that evening. t. Keep tneIr
snops open later tnhn usual. ami to ne
ri "a ine announce uent OF tho came Il
government was received Nv the pnpAlnuon
vi u tue utmo-t ap tny. Even ~ coup dttdt
uun of a sovereign would create a gre ter
amount OF interest. followed tue c,ier with
IA view ~ obserNi ~ the fleet Of bls announce.
meht' lht hrtls1ns Hhi heich ms, sc ia
cross. legged In tner booths, Isl raised their
nodded To one thotncr' exchanged lew WORDS
aud went ON with thcir business 1t seemed "A
perfect matter Of difference 20 them VINO
sWdNcu ne destiiies al tn Otton n 4 n,rre.
hult an hour iter tue round Il the town crer
the "gadnes' ordered by the Pasna com
memo II u m iniie-t Itself. and that, too, In a
most onJrctipnaose manner. Every IMAM. wheth-
err a. bpdi a or no., Ia tur town ua- n"u -erS ed
out 10 MIN "A Snider or Martini Henry riIr and
AN adequate sup ~ of DII riridge. As ON
tao occasion of the enry OF Defyisn P.sda a
n"r iusilade commenced. eaeh rer,"n
cnarslng his m, over the n"hIs "a the
crowds In the streets. Best lrs tnis there
WIZ lnioLEN I mrs NtEc AItba lf'ill ElliN
ma Ne icQIrs as they are trrurd, wac par .dnd
tuc streets discnarging their rh - infess ".
II wts perIectiN terriNlnI 10 h-ar tne Storm uf
bulcts tuat wui, led uu every 81 -, npw stiik-
lug toe tie. on tn low suOp roofs. now II l.
tcning tnem-elve- ne pavement, ac-
coluing a. the had been direc4cd, YER
~" lty or Otherwise. happened T. he /
the principal mo ourhiTc OF TIE town
wnen This orJeciion bic species Of rejoicing
commenced, and uArNei nav / escaped
heing snol twenty times. a. l hurried NONE" .rd
at rather precipl,t lHcc, much to the delight
| OF the suOo, els. VINO shuuteI to ne 10 rculd u.
! However, as ~ was Uu-k, ! mad "a nv '
re'uilccuOn II the savage murder OF the Greek
! pres some " uack Nv these same NJ 'eq &c ,
and vas no. wItnuut dplre lensipus tIal sumo
! uevout Mus.uludn among tue irleguldrs might
| tax advantage IT IN" prC stOu ia WIZ faN n
with tue Propnet nv Kidding tue eartn Of an I'M
! believing 'iiaOlr ike ny. II. uldut sackrn
my pace Til WITHIN tlc lricndly snriter Of my
! ku.u.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-01

A Rhinoccro- that Drank Sine buckets OF
ChiOrOinrm \ S9.OOO,OO GOriiin.

g. NJ da,r si, % saul I'm, pr.ss Arant ns
49, " 49, H. g. -, . ,.'. ,.i,.'i7 -,
w ~, ,.,. - ,t'. a.. -, a ',,.-,.,,, -
VA t"e n,ch. ~ Wv Wv .''rS' ''S 1890 ~,
800 :, 80 ' AZ, - % -, ~, ,n 49, y, 800 az
nv ,'.l'i W. 49, q, ~ 49,, ~ ,, 80 ''. .
~ WI W, ,Su ~ 'o. 49, 49, 49,. w., ~,
ip'"il =, n' -" No D., , w. 49," 80
VI" """ri VI ,"'' '""" F-''V'1' ' ~ H. ~
W ~, s',," ., 49,, h,,',, ii,. =, ~ .,,,' 49,.
w h"'" W 80 &c H. H. 49,, ~. ", q,
~, W., I've ~ ''0H anu va S'''H ''''4''''"
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t"' wv - ~ -. 49,. ,,..,.., ,',,
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"'.''' "a" '"-' WY V 'N'N' - 49," 90" '''"
tei,l"r'lo'n' ,,. ~ , . -, t,
~ = u''ien' we "nnn -, niu'n sll'" MIR
~" ~ 49,, 800" ,i,, 80 80 ~ -, ~, " y,
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"" 10y 10y '" - ~ ~, ,".'. - ~ ~
~ 20 "u' n ~ ~ q - ""s' ,'',i'a.S ~ ny
nHe"ts,s Dy"t'',l ''''' o' ~ ",lri W'ru', q,
u.s. 5''a"a " ~, t, arc -, 'v , ,Vu
!
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-01
You walk until YOU come to it. and do not
dare 80 tara 70 an.
INC doctor walned, ana never turned, though
the lgnt W - many .NO nIle, uIstInt.
The business Woman and the Professional
" OIuau.



II is iious TO note the difference be-
tween tie women IN business auu tne Momlu
M ptutes-ious-.ne SUCCESSFUL uIuliner, ures--
maker, harItrs7cr. ana tuc l"e, ANA tne " oman
dVctOr, aitst predcucr or JouruttlSt.
Tue aucccs-lul husinrs7 Woman owns her
huu9e, uf,en Two huus.--une la the country,
"t~,inusnlneut 90 ~ a c.rildge, OF uer own iittle
couhe, ana Simply ruprrdttuIS toe MurN %. ier
eupluytt,. $40 Aresat, tle- 20. as. USUALLY Ia
rlCn Ui.cN suN, we as the liza. 81 uiAtuuuu-. and
luuka MItn horror upou lu1ld tun Lace anI
cleaned Stoves. tier uonne.s air tue Latest. urr
ties nre thc freshest, uc4 JeWeir, cJu-iicdous,
and her ~ nucr tHuk, ire, upen, a trhe iuue-
peuurnt huu daaertiNc, a, - u tur.i To- one WnO
hAs mauy 40 cont. ul alI money tt her COM
~ .ud, nat ktnd, gJOd-n.tLrcI, and wunng to
urlb Others.
nc professional woman belongs TO another
type. Sue Is - u.lu pctopu, sac urcSae- IA Iucn
b. suniucl ana b..cN .ipacl ln WtI,er. bu.iIg
tur WIN weather. she nay he seen on SA.uid y
tterupun carry inL "A ~ttctei on nor VS. 90 4hs
tlaiu, WA 10 - go C.lN urt Nul or town over
NuuuH Snc D. q met, -ciNrI, as becomes uun
who uIay uo con idcrrd ai iu,ru.tt ia $40 nell
Wucn sue urruuls-, whose pu .ltUn at lsua Is
NO. iull .sS lrcu ur tccus Ill-,. sac DOES uut
iu t,a man 90, iuucu money eos tHt tdalur--
Woman, und nor Taste, uuln-, pc4uaps, rNan
uuoia CuliiNAtcu, spo Hnas IL nara 10 na,e Nor
inc1u1e CONS iound 40 NAturd ! uI-ut ur "a
T. s. Ga', tai D. ls ouY 40 e.. r.,uuu.l ca cs that
rle uNH- .ltaCr nOuic or M. luc t.rN anul-
u "a Ol tur 1rolrs, lOuh woman - 40 iould an
"irtitutiDu" or Nrlir; tif'r, I. riaps, uter sue
has d'ut TO-. e. /. a." nave iif.ie nou-e wa,d
ncr own dresses, duu 900 .ho ntr uAu Jr.lr- ANA
MN pI,s. In hu-ld.ss or Professions lu1
NOlii IN Is tuefp ailI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-01
A s,pidcr'. Terrible BIC.

FroN ~ HIs0U UnDI'TL S7p'. II.
II. T.. Jewell. son OF the late John Jew.
oil, Il klsN ito DO, VINO Wa Killed wduc uriyty
nlutinG ~ Nir-iua duunl inc war, al whose
IN tner a al sisirr live IN Cit-Niil, Was recrn "
hItt.n py a tirtntuli. or OLSON spi Ter, in All
IN wncre his acme now Is. IN sc ani nhks
Y.IV IN o. from a dollar 90 tnit 4 the Oh u II
the uhnd, M tnr pos IA Of tleir pie u more
fedfui aud deadly tnin tndt OF the rittIe-
-n kc. 80 that i'w recover no u H.. Psdi-
sic acid and am nuuIl " 10 iuj 'ft.d into nis
system througi lbc wound, ne was nled With o
mixture OF I'd uii ana or .n1f. > lult '.c was
unc iu,ciuus more tnlu iurJs npurs, and wa
K 1T uruuk six days, 20 rOLnteric., uN aIr"npl,
ths pos "a N tiu', uh-trra ir.u /. naNth- ca ha
Out uu ma .I..N. lie Whites ma lac J. Nv ip-
uarrutl, free from the poison. bul Is n rvoIs
aud weak, as he well may be, from she effects OF
the p1t,pn, Or hItf reed d tDaLCd, 81 hitu. As
Mr. Jewel l. uIt 20 Sc .r- old, ,nd has strong
AMI vigorous e institution, H. Is hoped tha. he
viii SON Ue we'll.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-01
How the Pope pr,.-,- Livery Day.


The ordinary costume of the Popc. AMI
81 . - j., -, i'-r' A.
a. t. fn. -t,,'r, ,I,i,t ~
.t,u "',,..',,,.,. ,,,i -i,, t.. s',, .r =,
a., ,.it, ',tsn ar r'i,, .n.i, - b..
no , IA, ~ .-,ul ,f.,. WIN 4 q, a. .is.y,- A. :
tv.d nm, no ,'ll,',,, tn Inc ME- ,r,u'. 4
n'u ~ o'i IAN, H., D., ~, ,','i,i' ~ " ', d..
rn,t., fr re.,s,.G t,n- p.irr,nr N i. m dc az
~ IN ,n ,,int., md n,rrtn, I'm -tiluutsr I q,
nm, ~, r,1ttnus fttfopuuirs A.. fein, ~
wiz, IL a ,,in, ,tt ,nri I'm nm, in'i. nm i
,r't,.t. he n.rh M. rfi1ffc or * IN an IA II
,,,b,te - T. fhr,u.,ro,if IA rf. f,rm Of A n.fui.
MN uifn fr. "a, ilar .ids- I'M, l. ~ I'm on
IN. n h nf IN. t,,,i ,li, a, Ike t.ns DArely psr
c"n1li,' IN font.
In, .t,r.tus- ar, of white WOOL or silk ac.
coriine tn thr season.
nc mn. on .ii. eos .rs . kind of hgh. sh ,.s.
with n s,,,,. M, re- IA, ,. tIor,cc., ~ red c,of
tortn.wt .i,r. I'D I'd -iIl. l4r "a, simmer. Intt
are t,-d ut ID -.f..t.t- Of frd Xix aul nave a
cr..s e',n.,,liered In ,ola On t,,,tp,ft oi tn,
upper coytiiu. TAD u. itn T. /. lni- crD-, whlsh
the Iioy Tamer prr.cnj- a. tnr l,nfl to k,s~.
y,rt,l nOuy i.. iv.f n, To the ex r,.s,l1n,
). kt.-.nt tuu l. .r..t e."
I'M. riuv worm ,y fu- A Dis A. ttlrr In ordinary
co.tnme is IT g,iI. VITA anne, " a prr,io IL
STONE ia IN. srtiin. Tue rlus Is ga. sign II
am .u.. ana uni.n Win "a, NOW Rom m
CIur.n. tnu d.. ,,1fu Ola tlt llift. Uuuer of tu,,
riunf hand. ibl.I- tne COSTUME worn IN p,ignte
u.,,t.nr.-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-01
The Model Church.

from ne SIN FRANCISCO Wasp.
Wei wife found model caurch, lworshipped Their
1t ma 90 nr tnuS OF gooi Old times. before my head
Tho ne ja house wa. aKeo up more than they wers
pu,' 6,u ii,,r unen l went in it wasn't all built ioI
The sexo9 din,' at mo away na's by me door o,or
H. must h4ye uc.u Christian, because nc led ms
The NJ a.lcs Of that crowded church to nud placs
wish you4 heard the singing It hld ihc od.tlme ring
TIE prr'r' .rr, "nn Iuhpc' voice. LET ala ih'
Tho tl', va, 'cor,nation," anu the music upwars
TIL inois.t heard ,nc angels str, ali their hlrm
of soli.
My aclfuess scemoi to melt away, my spirit caught tho
l' e. my .hr, uhlng voice ~itn that mei1d,m
An -.ai, my young day, Lataagcl- PROSTATE
prls l3rtA che to,A d.aden, aad crowa nim Loga VI
tcl YOU wife. 1t did GOOD to sing taat song once
Ifli n,, some vi cacl mariner, Mo g.s sinirss
'o.t ra,tDl To- lag down 'Hi. Vrarhcr.0ctop form
Ana 'urh ril tnc Dc srlpfu lNt.'rt u'"tHe storm
ra,.r..epn' Wcl,lJi,' eau. t.u Iou an that the
81 r. ,a. s,asn g oo,%5' J.. rci ,, ~,
/ "tn ,Hn d. Kl'oh ~" 10 = So "'f p-s'ed a sin
Is%raoo a'"g!ry r', 'ieo'e G2sg9, run
GOA. tu,Il, ..I '.Y lir ac.., n.lr.t ul decd,
/ .Ina.I.. t."aI ..D.tot l.st. and not % creed.
Ioprtr .m.c nMd.ou. laGcnulrs anlu ,wsi
! lr .NIf 4..r Ht'uret dlNu IN Coz ~ ~ paWs,
| - iuoul' o4"t see N.ry Wet-l raw tuo iulns
iAt 90 ne hell was some ways OIL, and Heaven yerI
hrar.
How sNf the golden moments nci within that noiI
iiot "g'fl AIMED the hight OF hea,ea from every
NHIiN
AZ m us lt.rtnat sweet time when flead shall
"Nn e.r-~'.ona meter break ny, and Sabbath lat
hope oWe't ilnt mnlsfer-that cougreg atom, too
ia zoe 4.4r inHe nN Jnl tue siar4 tDal sul.e Il Om
! ht .Ntuh ga
y unt not l r'ncnb ~, beyond mes ever NC gray,
l"' "pN H'lr u "otshn Il TIA mo iei chWcI 10 Jay
pear vlf the hsht WILL soo be fought the victory Ds
NuuI
The inn goa Do ist an at tie race I, nearly ruui
o. the aver " ME ,.rhs l4i aie tar usias u ihs
hhur.,
I1sh'ut our sale arrival whee the WEAR weep no nor<
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-01
wages >oulhcrn servants.

n IN ne tTUIsI'1U IIUIIU " flInUfTcf,
The prlce given for culorvd servants
van IS cuusidcrauiy, aud J. guNcIucd more bN
t'fir personal appearance th go ANY other e. H.
sheraton, a. all nave 90 uas* tine nrd IL uf inc
nia monin uctore AM estimate of their cana
tics en- be made. An oruu ~ house seTy mt
ut mus can be- secured lIr { Ier m4nth, out
tnose VINO nave PASSED thor uuNiittc readily
obtain nom - 10 : per MONTH Tue " sr7 OF
cook are governed ny .urlr dnlutic~, Hud range
from 80 % 80 p"r montn, the nuts 100 ms
rdiunn line clmmAudlns fame, lgIrts. In
T. re- Instances Servants can lr tOuuu VINO have
O.. en- consistent IN thrir Attachment and have
remained 90 one situation iui q stUe, 40 NrHre,
The c tue grurr lN OFF FANNY atNtn NhJ
occu, teI riatlar positions peior" the cnau-e ln
iicr ciudtluu, .nu VINO hdNd rem lined idith-
iul 10 tncir iurucr owners.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-01

heel sunk In tho ground. whore II was evident
MN had stood. the supposition " thht the
PARTIES ii paced tho distance and m frked tue
limo whore each WIS to stand, ana thai itet ,he
fatal sh ii the sirVivO. whoever ne was hhu II q
for parts unknown. No morse or carriage cpuld
he found. aud nOfnug furiher IS known W re-
. rd to the sad an ir. one Cn tmuei ol S'hles
inrer's tt.to wa founi discouraged nut INC
H. h nr rlotaing of tn dete1sed was mol p"w-
ii burnt, as II must nave been had 80 y rinker
fired the pistol with his own hHhd. whllt the
murder theory :. auto cGccfuallS ui pc ied uy
roo ann, III money were found up' tue torson
untolcht Il. Au the ctcum-f in'c- 81 ne case,
coupled with Scnle myers rev us tNeneniS'
where the a lyrrs nv rims frO 10 ana where he
wen' In q profound mystery. tn" Cutoners jury
nave returneI verdict Ot death by suiciuC.
ana the ppuV h ~ been LAID ~ the ice Oi Ptkt's
Peak TO await tine dispO-ititT1 Of his fuenIs.
here Is little DOUBT that a WON ~ / at the hot
tom Of the al az. ana thai the cuiVurOus young
nian net MS ne tn to uvcugs the re.d or lHnCied
wfuugs vi some far M ideu.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-01

Fran GO NHTihuQ mn loi sept. ~.
Mir William Weaver il one Of the pas
s'u-or hr lt"uen on toe Puilaueipult and Enc
hdiupud. opul y higni, s. hliH Ole OF toe ia-t
N ms Vas coming tonarl this citY at aurCuy
lively speed, tne brakeman obs'lvrd n dy pas
hrneer walking through mo cars, crossing tine
"a .tiuTms From one car t. another, anu oX tO-iug
herself Ia a reckless mann .. S'lIiug nl7 NO.,
Nj. Weaver fol owed her, aud was I 1T IN time
10 savo her from llng oil mo IRAN Waile IL
deaVOring to step across me ia form of the
last Two Cars. sue Ddd been walking in her
sleep.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-04-15
Court square Pount.in.

The new Court Square, ountaiu arrived
IN sections and in boxes to-day and the
latter we're at once carried to the square.
This afternoon Mr.. Murray, OF the City
Engineers Office, has a large force Of
hands at work making the necessary ex-
eavation for the lower basin, which will
be i've feet deep and a little over thirty.
seven fest in diameter. This will be of
brick and have a Gaping of stone. In
the center Of this basin will be placed a
stone base and upon this the iron foun-
tain, with three basins, will be placed.
The fountain will stand about twenty
feet in hight and will be- supplied with
water from the main pipe of the water
company, which uni through Court
Square three feet below the surface. The
water main, which runs through the spot
located for the fountain, will have to be
removed and changed 20 as to run around
the fountain, instead of beneath it. The
work of erecting ths beautiful fountain
will be carried on vigorously until it is
completed aud ready for use.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-04-15

Boulah in St. Louis Globe.l

SEVILLE, February %, 1876 . >
After breakfast we started tor the cathe-
dral, passing through many plazas, each
of which was filled with orauge.trees
heavily laden with green and golden
lruIt, while the rich, heavy foliage gave
forth a spicy perfume, in pleasant con
trast with the usual odors of cities.
Around the plazss and bordering the
narrow streets which lead to them are
old, old houses with Gagged Windows and
g~lass-covered balconies, whence one
could literally shake hands with ones
~vis'a-vis, except that no two are quite
opposite one another, as, l suppose, that
would offer too good opportunities for
e%lopements and clandestine meetings, to
which | hear, the Seyillians are pecu-
liarly prone. Seville is still the city of
guitars and serenades, as in the days Of
Beaumsrehsis's renowned Barber"
and the only time when a Sevillian Is
not accompanied by a duenna is when
she stands within the scroll-shaped iron
cage which protects the precious bird
from assault from without, and listens to
the tender and passionate singing of her
hearts mate below, who MARBLES and
runs fine rculades very much as does his
feathered prototype under the same cir
cumstances; but should this proud bird
find another in his place when be comes
to peur out his heart in song, woe be
unto the usurper, FOR the smile changes,
and a wild beast Of the forest, quivering
with Jealous anger, makes ready to
spring and thrust the sharp dagger
through and through the heart of the
new and unsuspeeting songster.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-04-15

Though we SILVER at the thought now),
for foaming lager, awnings, fans and
linen busters, and for the shady side Of
the streets.
On the FIRST Monday in August the
sovereigns of Memphis and Shelby
county will have the pleasure of elect
ing a Sheriff, Judge of the Criminal
Court. Attorney-Genera Of Bartlett Cir
cult Court, County Trustee and a lot Of
magistrates and constables. Already
candidates for the Office Of Sheriff are
coming to the front, putting in a little
work where it will do the most good.
The Judgment referred to in yester-
days LEDGER in favor of George Cheek
for Memphis Oil Company stock was
caused by q controversy between George
Cheek, Jesse Page and Mrs. Montedonico
With reference to the ownership Of $4,000
worth of stock, dividends included.
In this controversy or judgment the oil
company has ne interest, as the question
involved was merely as to the ownership
Of the stock.
A negro servant girl in this city re
ceived information on yesterday that her
grandfather, who resides out in the
country, was very sick and he desired to
see all his children and grandchildren
around him before he died. When asked
what vas the matter with the 'old man"
the girl replied: II believe he got
Settlement Of the braia." This is a
new name for an cid disease, and it pre-.
walls as an epidemic in Memphis both
among the black and white folks.
This is the last day of the Leuten sea.
son, and tomorrow will be Easter SIM.
day. The word Easter is supposed to be
derived from Eostre, the Goddess Of
Love or Venus Of the North, in honor Of
whom a festival was celebrated by our
pagan ancestors, in April, whence this
month was called Eostermonath. Easter
is supposed by Beda and others to be the
Astrste Of the Sidonians. The Christians
celebrate the festival in homer of our
Savior's resurrection, occurring on Sun.
day, the third day after Good Friday.
To-day is the anniversary of the in.
euguration Of Andrew johnson as Presi
dent Of the United States in 1865. I'm.
mediately after President Lincoln had
died, a letter signed by all the members
of the Cabinet, except Seward, was sem
to Vice-President johnson, informing
him Of the facts Of the assassination anc
inviting him to enterimmediately on the
performance of his duties as Presidenr
of the United States. Mr.. johnson, il
answer, appointed IL o'clock a. M, at biz
rooms in the Kirkwood hotel, as the tim,
and place when he would take the oatl
of office. 1t wa duly administered t.
him by Chief Justice Chase, in presene,
of the Cabinet and several members o
Congress. Mr.. johnson said a few ap
prcpriate words and then the few presen
separated. Thus, ia a private hote
room, without formal parade or cere
mony of any kind, the seventeenth
President was inaugnrated.