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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-15
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DIR. 0usasoN'S DissPHSSARY
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So, Francisco. Ra.ablk,hsd IL 1854. fee NE
treatment Of sexual and Seminal Diseases such
AZ GoDerrheA, 0leet, Structure, syphilis IN
it's forms. Seminal Weakness, InpStorcy. eec:
skin diseases Of years standing ana cioerassd
Legs successfully trestcd.
Seminal Weakness.
SeuiIa Emissions, the consequence Of self.
abuse: This solitary yice, or depraNed sexual
indulgence. is precticed cy the youth OF bofh
scxes TO nm almost unlimited extent, producing
with une-ring certainty, the following train OF
n,nrbid synptosns, unless combated by scienti-
6c medical measures, viz saiioW counten
ance dark spots under the eyes. PAIN IN tne
head ringing in the ears, noise ike the rnstiihe
of leaves and rafting OF charioif, uneanns ss
about the loins, weakness OF the Illhos' C""Iu
sed VISION bIunted intellect, loss OF commence
difidepce in approaching strangers, disiike 70
form new acqunintAnces. disposition 10 sAuH
society, loss OF memory hectl. n'snes pin ,rr's
and various truptons about the faces, furreu
tasrue fetd breath. coughs, consumption,
night sweats noncmania aud frequent 1hspniry.
(! relief be not obtained. should apply hume
distei~ either i'll person or by letter, anu have .
rure Effected by his new and scientific mode Of
treating this disease, which never fails of ef.
fec,ipg quick aud radical cure.
CURED AT ROME.
Persons al distance may be CURED Al
HOME. by addressing letter to DIR. GlBBON,
stating case, symptoms, length OF tine tne dis-
ease has conti1ued, and have medicine prompt
~ forwarded. free from damrSe and curlostty,
70 a1y part of the country, with full ana pam
directions. BY inserting Ten Dollars coin, IN
registered letter. through the Postof!ice OF
through Wells, Fargo q Co.; packaS" o, ll'eCl-
cine will be forwarded to any Fart OF the Union.
Correspondents viii please inform DR.. GibboD
that they read ais advertisements III the APPEAL
Address DIR. y. T.. GtEHDS
uct19-lv Box 1857. San Francisco.
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liza CONSOLIDATED COED

n sCi silver Mil.Nr Contrary Location
q principal riarc II BUSINESS. Carson City,
N.ss.a. i.rcstiDu NJ works, Fy.suIld L.. IL
A:aiT- District. Ha-il-r i.uIn:!, Nevada
N..1.. IL Il. T,hy .iv, TIA there delinquent
1889 ;!ic :a..n.,,- .CSc-.ici capital atnck "i
~. Con,pdnv uu ,cr;.ii't "s Assessment Ne. :,
IsSs,L -.is If;h. $50. The scvHra. amounts 81;
cg.rr,t.r .Gr AN, ~ tan. respective share
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-15
LIZA Consolidated GOLD AND

"A silver MlninS Company Location Of
principal place OF business. Carson City, Ne
va,.;.. Location OF works. Pyramid Lake Min
ing District, E.shue County, Nevada. Notice
is nerehy given hat there delinquent upon
the following described CTpital Stock or the
Company, account of assessment No. levied
March, 1876, the sev-fsl snounts set opposite
he namcs OF the respectiEe sllareholGcIs.
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aFTrcIiI.
nEOp 0sED AMENDMENT AM

EDHOp0s AMENDMENT AMI
S revision vi ..e Constitution Of the Ststc ot
ss4rssi., passed. NJ tae seventh session Of the
-.,.ielatuEc-
Resolved. ny THE Assembly,. the Senate con-
-ur-iaI. Tina the Constitution OF the state OF
Nls s4ia b. s.nc,.is.: A. follows
mend S..c-.Cn one of Article ~ of ths Con-
-+utinn o: the STATE .: Nevada 50 Is to read as
ELBOWS
zs,cticn L. tn seal yasr shall commence on
= -hc INST d1- ~ December II esc6 year
s'sass,c, Ian,,'J -. 1919.
Resolved. ty THIS Assembly,. the Sonata cen
-:1-riE!. That history. a, state. mas tarlht
Us t'tc ,ccczs'isy "I revising II" Constitution;
Nc -;h-rasrrc n'cn,1:neEt the clcctCrs. II the
7>-.t election for IueI.cers Of the Isslatu~e. to
--ye Tor o. against tna calling Of a Convention
,c :.is r;ir;D-- ~ ryisicg she Constitution III
Eas stat ri NcvsGG
ga.ss.i T..'-usr! =. Is.
lksrchy certify ti,- foregoing 10 Re true cop
sas from. the original enrolled RESOLUTIONS IN
IS II -. of,ca-
0,.reSs ms hand sni the Great Seal of
tt.., state August !. I>-6.
I-n;-is- J. u. MINOR. Sec'y of State.
The New York herald., 1876-12-21

Committee at Now Orleans bringing with them certain
nent republicans have not yet obcycd the summons,
and the time at which they cited to appear has
expired. Yesterday Mr. orion, the President Of tho
company was served with subpoena TO appear In
person before that and produce certain de-
sired kilograms the 26th OF December. Tho action
OF tho House to-day gives authority 10 the Sergeant
atrfns to enforce all neediui process In that drcc
tion
THE PACIFIC RAILRoADs--AcTIoN OF THE
HOUSE CoMMITTEE-A NEW PROPOSITION
PROM THE FRIENDS OF THE TEXAS PACIFIC
ROAD.
reconsidcrcd the vote by whick they heretofore
thorIzcd their chairman report for passage the son.
ate bill extending the time for the completion Of the
Northern Pacific Railroad this action ueng taken with
view 10 considering certain amendments Tor
the protection or homestead aud prc-cmpton
settlers, kc The session manly occupied in DIS
cussing proposition which to-day informally
submitted by the friends OF the Texas Pacific Rail-
road. II provides that the southern Pacific Company
OF California shall be allowed 10 build 700 miles
of the western portion OF the transatlantic
Atkins bill, making the through limo
open highway for the government and people and all
other railroad companies, and rescrving to Congress
the right regulate tho charges for freight and pas
scngers THIS concession is understood to be satisfac
tory to the California Interests. The committee
adjourned TIL tomorrow without action on the matter
The New York herald., 1876-12-21

the Chamber Of Deputies Tho COMMITTEES. however,
have accepted tho suppression OF two other grants o.
smaller amounts for religious purposes. II. Duclerc
will the appointment by tho Senate Of delcga-
ton TO confer with the Financial Committee Of the
Chamber Of Deputies on the contested points
HAS rHExipExr GRANT APoLoGrzEDy
despatch from Paris says the report published
there yesterday that United States Minister washburnc
had presented President Grants apologies to the French
government for the arrest at Philadelphia Of Captain
Aufrye naval attache to the French Legation at WASH
ington contradicsed. II Is said that Mr. WASH
burnc took no action in the matter.
BRKSrs SURRENDER
Charles Brent the Louisville orger, has been deliv
cred into the custody OF English detective desig
mated by United States Minister Prerrepont
him. and lett night for Queenstown TO embark for
the United States
TRoUBLKs ENGLAND.
The Manchester Guardian to-day says tho conditions
for settlement OF the dispute submitted by the opera
tIves OF tho Lancashire cotton trade strongly op-
posed by the masters. Another meeting Of the joint
committee will be held nt Blackburn at the beginning
Of January whom the will state their decision
SPECIE AMERICA
The White Star line steamer Adriatc, which sails
from Liverpool for New York to-day december 2l),
takes out $3.50, 600 In specie
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MAsSACRED BY INDIANS.

WAGON TRAIN ATTAcKED-Two MEN KILLED.
HAT CREEK. Wy. T., Doc 90 1875
Four freight teams, accompanied by nve men, were
attacked by Indians wnio cncampcd on Indian Greek,
six miles north Of this place. about nine o'clock last
night Three OF the party escaped, arriving here at
midnight barciooted and half clothed. A detachment
OF soldiers and party OF citizens repaired 70 the
scene Of the fight at early hour this morning and
found tho bodies Of b. c. Stephens OF Salt Lake, and
German named Fritz, from Colorado horribly mutt
lated with butchers cleavcr, which had been taken
from one of tho wagons Tho contents Of tho wagons
wcro found scattered tho ground, the -four and
corn lying in pilcs as It had been cmpticd from the
sacks Six horses missing. Over forty bullet
holes were found in wagon. The shells found
Of tho sharpes rife cartridges. Tho dead were
brought to this pace and buried
SCOUTS FOR GENERAL CROOK.
Two hundred and fcrty-eight Arapahoe and Sioux
scouts from tins agency in charge OF Louis Richards
a halfbreed. passed here Sunday last route to
ioin General Crook.
The New York herald., 1876-12-21
TERRIBLE GALES ON THE ATLANTIC.

THE CITY OF BRISTOL OBLIGED TO PUT BACK
TO QUEENsrowN-Loss OF SEVERAL LIvEs-
SEVERAL STEAMSHIPS OVERDUE.
From the Evening Telegram of ycsterday.l
QUEESsrowS, Ireland, Dec 90 1S76
The City OF Bristol OF the American steamship line,
bound for Phadalphia, has put back into Queenstown,
acr encountering the most fearful weather In the A.
lantic The second officer, who was noted for his gal
lantry and efficiency. washed overheard and
drowned. Four The crew, who engaged in their
labors, suffered the fate The deck was con-
saniy swept by heavy and tho deck saloons were
stove in Several OF the boats were damaged and
several sails lost.
COURAGE PASSENGERS
The passengers showed great courage, although 1t was
thought moro than that the good ship could not
ou,live tho tempest The passengers to bo trans
ferred to the Illinois steamship, which vessel will
probably arrive Philadelphia about New Years Day.
TuE VOYAGE
The City OF Bristol. Captain Ellison, sailed from
Liverpool for Philadelphia The 9th Of December at
three p M., via Queenstown, which latter place she
lott the following day. When she put back in distress
she was consequently fourteen days The Illinois,
Captain shackiord, which a sister ship in the Amer
can line. plying liKewlse between Philadelphia and
Liverpool was announced to leave the latter port to-
day ana Queenstown tomorrow.
SKETCH CITY BRISTOL.
Tho City OF Bristol. formerly tho Etns. Is OF 3.610
tons burden and was built in 1885, Greenock, Scot
land She is tho property Of the Inman line, but for
some time past she has been in the employ Of tho
American steamship line, OF which Messrs Peter
Wright & Sons. OF Philadelphia. are tho agents
OVERDUE STEAMSHIPS
Up to tho time of going to press there s news TO
hand of the arrival OF the overdue steamships City Of
Berlin, OF tho Inman line, from Liverpool, due since
the nth inst and Victoria OF the Anchor line, from
Glasgow, due since tho 10Th inst
Al the foreign mail department a. tho Post once
to-day Telegram reporter was Informed that they
had received tdngs OF the arrival OF the Hecn OF
the Cunard lne from Liverpool, due at Boston since
the 18th inst
DRsARY SCENE NORTH RIVER
Not q single steamer TO be on tho
North River front to-day between Canal street and
the French wharf adjoining Christopher street Such
sight rarely witnessed, giving painful evidence OF
duh times Past that RQnt to the north q couple Of
s;camsrs arc TO bo sseE Al Hobokcn there are only
three ocean steamers adjoining tho Pavonia ferry
and tho Cunard dock, in Jersey City. Tho at
lnosphcre was murky and the river ned with floating
,ce which greatly impedcd the passage Of tho Jerry
hoafa
The New York herald., 1876-12-21
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT

WASHINGTON Dec 90 1870
THE RUMoR OF NEWS UNAVOIDABLE TO REPuB-
L1cANs FROM LouIsIANA-yEELING OF CAU-
TIoUs AND IMPARTIAL sENAroEs--BErTEB
T1LDEN THAN HAYES THROUGH FRAUD.
Senator Morton says tnnt he has received no In
formation In regard the rumorcd unfavorable
said to havc received here tonight in regard TO
the republican electoral vote of Louisiana
Generally speaking, any thing which reflects an un-
toward state OF affairs for the success OF Governor
Hayes is not credited though ,hcre is much buoy.
ancy among the leading republicans, and possibly
some inclination 10 gloomy sentiment that\hc re-
suit may not turn out we'll. They arc all,
however waiting anxously for full and
final developments, and u cannot bc denied
that tho indcaiions even from republican
standpoint looking strongly IN favor OF Tilden
than heretofore. Tho moro cautious and impartial
Senators are disposed have full and fair develop.
mcnt or everything, and though u may prove
favorable to tho republicans, yet think that It will be
better for their party 10 have correct result
reached than TO try by any means 10 count
In tho republican candidates In the former Instance
they feel that would be certain rum to their party
ana that they better afford 10 have Governor
Tilden declared wronguiy elected than have their
own candidate pronounced successful by any system
OF fraud or nnfarncss.
WHAT WILL BE DONE ON THE ELECTORAL
QUESTION IN THE EVENT THAT LOUISIANA
is SHOWN TO HAVE GONE FoR TIIDEN--
SPECULATION AMONG THE QUIDNuScs-viLws
or PROMINENT REPuBLIcAxs--MR. HoARs
SKETCH or PROBABLE rvESTs.
Speculation was rife tonight as to what action oud
be taken by the Senate should tho Louisiana Invcsii
eating Committee present report signed by rcpub-
lcans as well democrats showing that tho Tiltcn
electors OF that State had Iarly elected. Tho
rumor ran that Tho republicans forcsaw that tho
Senate would have TO confront this difficulty
and that they preparing TO accept their
with as good grace possible In their effort to save
MS much as they could from the conflict they were, II
was sad anxious have tho election thrown into the
House, whereby they would secure tho Vice Prcsi-
dcncy.
Senator Jones. of Florida, had not heard Of any
movement Of this nature or Of looking 10 the 70.
The New York herald., 1876-12-21
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
COLLISION ON THE BOSTON, BARRIE AND
GARDNER RArLRoAp-oNE MAN KILLED AND
SEVERAL INJURED

A COLLISION ON THE BOSTON, BARRIE AND
GARDNER RAILRoAD-oNE MAN KILLED AND
SEVERAL INJURED.
WORCESTER, Mass, Dec. 90, 1874
Tho rst serious accidett which has taken place
on tho Boston, Barre and Gardner Railroad occurred
about mile north OF the Princeton station early this
afternoon, when pnsse nger train into a mixed
train, completely dcmolistng both engines enc pas.
scngcr baggage and three freight cars, and fatally
injurng three persons.
Train No. 4 was passenser train going north, under
the charge OF Conductor :. 7. Mirick, with Edward
Wiley, engineer, aud consisted Of engine. q bag
gage and smoking car combined, and one passenger
The down train was knowa as No. s. and consisted
OF heavy freight engincs box car, three freight
cars loaded with potatoes, one baggage pas
sengcr car, arranged in the order named. The train
was in charge OF T. s. Heah, conductor. with Willis
Hall engineer.
CLAIMING RGHT
Train No. 4 left worcestersat 1915 and arrived at
Princeton on time. After waiting eleven mnutes Con-
ductor Mrick claimed the rpht OF way and started
When about a mile north OF tho station and who
rounding a curve train No. 81 which left winchcndon
12:40 hove IN sight, comiFg down tho rrado at the
ratio OF twenty-five miles a nour The danger sig-
nails wcrc given, and In nm ptant the crash came.
The engineers and fremcA lcapcd from the engines.
and ali escaped injury excpt Mr.. Wiley. who
struck IN the back and tccvcd internal injuries,
which viii probably prove htaL On tram No Bag
gage Master Hopkins was bomewhat injured Con-
ductor Mrick had his cnin but open and brought
10 Worcester IN charge or physician. The passcn-
gers. about twenty III nuF0cr, all more or less
bruised, though weres seriously injured. Every
seat In the passenger car MAS ripped up and their
escape was miraculous.
a SEWING MAcny1AG KILLED
On train No. Charles D. lamb sewing machine
agent, had his head crushedao that he ded IN about
four hours, remaining unconscious up to the timo OF
his death.
Tho brakeman on the fregiN OF this train
Charles fcrrar the sgnams nof Gardner station who
was running cxtre. Ills leg fsas broken so badly rs
to require apputation, ana no viii probably die
Tho man in charge Of the puaiocs Jumped from tho
tram ana escaped injury. The passengers. with the
exception OF Mr. Lamb cscapd uninJurcd
a wrccking tram. with urec surgeons, was sent
from this city, after tho Blurred persons been
attended 10 the work Of ccaus the track began but
the road Will not be clear befdc morning
VINO ~ RgsPosTBLEy
Where the responsibility fot he accident rests Is
known, as the railroad oliclu very rcliccnt
garding the affair Conductp Mirick claims 10 have
been running according to pr bed instructions, which
gave him the right uf way ten minutes nt
Princeton, as he did Condoc& Hcala was running by
tecgraphic Information and cons that he followed in
structions at each station FCoroncrs inquest over
the body Of Mr.. Lamb VIII proAbIy place the RESPONSE
bihy.
The New York herald., 1876-12-21
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
VIZ nxnAnr,trxr
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or TIE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2l-r A. 81.

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2l-f A. ii.
Probabilities
For New England, partly cloudy weather and slowly
rising temperature, winds shifting to cas,crly aud
southerly during tho day, with falling barometer, fol-
lowed in tho evening by threatening weather and pos
sibly light snow
For the Middle States and lower lake region, in
crensng cloudncss and occasional snow, with cast 10
south winds falling barometer and slowly rising tenn
pcraturc during the day.
For tho South Atlantic and Gulf States, partly
cloudy slightly weather and light local rains
with winds from east and south and stationary
slowly falling barometer.
For Tennessee and tho Ohio Valley slightly warmer,
souhcrly TO westerly winds, with slight changes In
and partly cloudy weather. except occasional
snow or light rain north OF Tennessee
For the upper lake region, occasional snow, with
light southeast and southwest Winds temperature
generally below freezing. and during the day falling
bar ometer.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lever Missouri val
lcys, warmer, partly cloudy weather in the southern
portions and occasional snow in the northern por-
tions with slight changes In temperature and falling
followed by rising barometer.
The New York herald., 1876-12-21
WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.
GENERAL

WAsuiSGroS Dec. 20. 1870.
TELEGEAPHIc OFFICIALS NEGLEC1ISa TO OBEY
THE sUBPESAIs OF THE HOUSE coM-
MITTEE
supcrintcn ndcnt Brown. OF New York, and Captain
Whitrey, OF the Washington oilco Of tho Western
Union Telegraph Company, who were some days ago
subpu to appear pcforo the Election Investigating
The New York herald., 1876-12-21
NEWSPAPER LITIGATION.

BosroS, Dec 20, 1876
In the Supreme Court to-day hearing was had OF
petition in the nature OF quo cdrranto in which j.
Willard Rice Augusta Scott, assgnces OF Ezra y.
Wihslow, set up claim tho Boston Post and seek
restrain the Boston Post Company from the further
exercise OF corporate rights The hearing Will DO re-
sumed to- morrow.
The New York herald., 1876-12-21

Congressman. elect George b. Loring, OF Massachu-
sctts; sherman d. Phelps Of Binghamton, and Isaac
" Baker, Jr., OF Comsiocks, N. y. are at the Filth
Avenue HOTEL Professor O. G. Marsh, OF Yale Col
lego. is at tho Buckingham Hotel d. Thomas Vail,
President Of the Troy and Boston Railroad Company,
is at tho Windsor Hocl General Edwin A. Merritt, Of
Po.sdam, N ", Is at tho Metropolitan Hotel Profcs
sor Alessandro Ross OF Italy, is at tho Union Square
Hotel W. X. Muir, General Manager OF tho Canada
Southern Railway, Is at tho Hoffman House. Ex-
Mayor John scrcven, OF Savannah is nj tho New YORK
Hotel Professor J. Wheeler. OF West Point, is at
lhc Coleman House Dan.ci Mnconc, Jr., chairman OF
the Democratic State Committee. Is ut the Everett
House. Gerhard Gadc, United States Consul at Chris
uania, Norway, is at the ST. Denis Hotel.
COUGH AWAY If you WANT TO, BUT IF NOT,
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BURKE. Manufacturer, 2i4 Broadway.
A-rOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR TO IT'S
original color PAGssR's iIAn BAtsAn has no equal
A-sCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILIS-IN ALL
ssus s IL. aene
those ocsrnctions ron the liver AMI hillary duets which
These Pills exp Ascaries o. seal Worms, which
troublesome 20 many persons producing Piles Fistula
Dysentcry and other painful disorders
A-FURS, FURS, FrRS.
..Ihc fur that monarch warmed q bear"
.Now In the winter OF our discontent
Made glorious summer" by the Frns OF KNOX.
= Shak spcsrr improved.
Mrrrs, SL9iGH RonEs. A large and rh.rp nssor nent
for sale by KNOX the Halter, ~ y o,dway. corner OF
Fulton st., under Fih Avenue Hotel.
SO HAT, 81 90.-GENTLEMEN'5 SILK HATS
50 50 worth So. - New Chnrch st. up stairs
EvERDELL'S, 3O2 BROADWAY.-WEDDING AND
Ball Cards elegant Boxes Of Note Paper for the ho
days. Visiting Cards.
GRADUATED CHEST AND LUNG PROTECTORS
the best endorsements Tor securing sound nng.
health and comfott sold everywhere Mailed -
SINGER manufacturer. 1pf Brondwhy
MUSIC AND MUSIC hooks FOR HOLIDAY
Gifts BOOSEi CO.. ~ Eas. 18th ST.
MILES a co = CENTENNIAL. FIRST PRIZE PALE
Ale tile Expressly for family aud shipping by l..
MARTIN. IL ty tail place Ons do lar per dozen pints
poMERoY's TgUsSEs ARE BY FAR THE BEST
roNEROl ,KrsS COMPANY. 74o Broa way
SODA WATER APPARATUS FOR MAKING ALL
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THOSE SUFFERING WITH COUGHS OR COLDS
will nna relic by using roHrfn's EatssN
WIGS, TOUPEEs.-G. RArcnFuSS, PRACTICAL
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.
The following record will show tho changes In tho
temperature for tho past twenty four hours in CON-
parison with the corresponding date Of last year. as
indicated By the thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy.
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