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LOST AND FOUND.

4 OeT-A GOLD sOARF PIN, with green set
- The finder will be rewarded By leaving Il at
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&OS kEWABD.-Losi, on Saturday morning.,
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nee. 1t
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Of 3: llth street northwest. IT,
GS REWARD-Lost on Thursday last, . Roam
sCC COW, in hae order. Above reward
u returned to 9Th and boundary streets and w "
Sherman avenue. JOHN KEEFE. now III
I OsT-On the 18th September, a red POOKET-
IL BOOK containing . small amount of money
and hair of deceased friends. The finder win
please return the hair to the Star Office retain
money, &c. Gets
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AALLlT DAVE Ou.r 9kAnD, SQUARE
III and UPRlGHT PIANOS for sale o.
fly and svestpess Of tone. See Agent, stlvvNvS
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MADAME Ross.
This celebrated Lady AstroloGtst and Hsalins
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ner Of ID northwest. She hes no superior In deli q.
ea'tng the Past, Present and Future. In love or
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friends, pointing out your enemies, and informing
ron OF the sure way TO IN all undertakinRS
Consultation strictly CONFIDENTIAL. Ladies, 81; gen
ueusep. ol.D. CSni-yV
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-19

\ CoLoRED DELEGATE.- Charles FL.
Prout, coiored man. was elected at the
primary yesterday a delegate to the Re-
publican County Convention. This is,
We believe. the first instance in the State,
II net on the coast, where q colored man
has been chosen as delegate to pOlit-
ical convention. Mr.. Prout is an intelli-
gent person. and the Republicans Of
Eureka have set an example of consist
ency worthy of imitation by their breth-
rem in other portions of the State in thus
ignoring the color line by giving the
colored element . representation in their
council.-Eureka Sentinel.
II will be observed BY reference to an
item in our local columns that the Re-
publicans Of Ormsby county have also
nominated colored man for delegate
in their convention. Mr.. Fred. Grinage
Is one Of the leading men of his race in
This county and . man of excellent &C.
quirements and sound principles.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-19

President Grant and his partisan
friends must be made to understand
that the South is in the Union. and has
.qual rights with the North; that the
Government Of the United States. under
two decisions of the Supreme Court. is
d-barred from doing the police duty Of
the States; that the time is past when
partisan calumnies could be used as
pretext for quarteriDg troops upon
State in time of peace and crushing out
he popular will. If his plan Of outrage
aud violence, remarks the St. Louis
Times, continues to develop as it has
lately. the representatives of the people
must adopt measures to prevent these
most odious and abominable usurpa-
tions.-San Francisco Examiner.
This means, if it means anything,
that the rebels are to be remussered as,
under white line laws, they are rearmed.
for duty against any who question their
right to rule the South and bully the
North. If slippery Sam Tilden can
keep tine bushwhackers and ku kluxes
qniet until he can secure an election, for
APPEARANCES sake he will do SO; but he
is filled with apprehension lest another
Hamburg affair should occur, as it is
very likely to do at any time. The
eighty odd rebel officers who hold places
in tho House give the lie to all Lamar
complaints of Federal interference, as
the frequent murders of colored men
demonstrate the malignant character of
the unrepentant rebels. And now these
low mutterings from the swashbueklers
of rebeldom inform Us that the sleeping
embers of treason only wait a torch and
breeze to burst forth again with more
violence than ever,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-19

TINE CRUEL TUEK.-One cannot i'm
agine what it is in the Turkish charac-
ter which incites to such horrid cruel
ties HIS they are charged with. AS his
tory grows old one is apt to look upon
its extraordinary statements as i'm
probable and imaginative, but the old
stories OF the masSacres of the Greeks
at Scio are recOnfirmed by such re-
ports of present atrocities as we find in
The following. A correspondent of the
London Daily News in letter from
Phillipopolis, August 9 says:
The Turkish reports of outrages in
Bulgaria are such a tissue Of false
hoods that 1t calls for a protest from
Barring of the British Legation and
Schuyler of the American Legation OF
COnstantinople. The Turkish author
tiles are doing nothing to restrain the
Mohammedan population. Armed
Turks continue to commit acts OF viO-
lence daily. The Christian inhabitants
are robbed il they go outside of their
villages, women are assaulted and
violated, and every day the Turks
drive away cattle and sell them. The
suffering Of the Christian people is
very great and immediate relief is
needed. The truth is 5000 men,
women and children were killed by
the Turks al Othikkui. Children were
carried about impaled on bayonets,
human beings we're burned alive at
Bazardjit and thousands of persons
killed. A bag full of human heads
was empted before the house OF the
Italian Consul at JambuIl and left to
be eaten by hogs.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-19

THE FEAR O HE'LL is hangman' s
whip to hold the wretch in order The
fear of arousing the indignation of the
sleeping lion of the North is all that
holds the rebels in order. But they
have set their all upon the hazard of the
die in November. Peace, or the ap-
pearance Of peace, up to that day; but
on that day. when it is too late for their
misdeeds to be quoted against them
what will they lot do to accomplish
their ends? 1t is the sure and settled
determination of the "Confederacy to
assert itself then. There will be no
opposition tolerated where any white
line is northumberland the white line is
armed and equipped and disciplined for
duty from the dark and bloody ground
of Kentucky to the sugar fields of Loui
siana. Unless the North does its duty
the danger is as terrible as ever it was in
the days when those eighty-odd rebels
we're armed and commissioned by JEFF
Davis TO smite the life cut of the Union
of States. This war-talk had better be
hee.lsd. There is no 'bloody shirt in
it; bu! it is the solemn truth.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-19
MURDER IN HUMBoLDr COUNTY. Says
the Silver State of Aug. II:

MURDER IN HuMBoLDr COUNTY. Says
the Silver State of Aug. II:
1t ia reported that a murder has been
committed on the sheep ranch Of Charles
Mcconnell, near Quin River. Rumor
has it that a week ago last Sunday a
man employed at McConnell's ranch
was sent to the shepherds camp, some
distance from the house, to get some
mutton. and upon his return reported
everything right at the shepherds. A
week subsequent Mr.. Mcconnell and
some others, among them the man who
had been after the mutton. wen. t. the
shepherds camp. where they found his
dead body in a state of decomposition,
with bullet hole through the head.
The fact that the man who had been to
the camp the week previous refused to
touch the remains aroused the suspi-
cions of the others that he knew more
of the affair than he pretended to. and
was probably the person who fired the
fatal shot. No reliable particulars of
the affair have yet been received, how
ever. and We give the above as it was
told us.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-19

\ DEPRAVED son AND vENaEFUL
FATHER.-The New York Herald Of
August ii tells the following singular
story:
On the night of July 2lst last John
McCottery. of No. 96 Greenwich ave-
me, retired to rest, placing under his
pillow his vest, in the pocket of which
was Sl,lS5 in greenbacks. His son
James, an enterprising young gentle
man of twenty years, slept in the same
bed. When Mr.. McCottrey awoke in
the morning his dutiful son was mis-
sing and with him the money. Search
was made for the missing youth, but
without avail until the following day,
when he returned home drunk, with
but 5000 remaining Of the sum stolen.
His father caused his arrest, and yes
terday he pleaded guilty and was sent
to State Prison for three years and six
months.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-19

As a specimen of Senator Conkling's
quiet and elegant sarcasm we reproduce
the following from the Congressional
Record. The River and Harbor Appro-
priation bill was up. and Conkliug is
reported as follows in one stage of the
debate thereupon:
MIR. President. few days on which the
Senate sits fsil to give me fresh reasons
to admire the honorable Senator from
California on my left Mr.. Sargent ].
This day is not an exception. l admire
his ability. his alertness. his acquaint-
ance with legislation. his usefulness and
the alacrity with which he performs tho
much labor cast upon him. l say this
day gives me fresh occasion to admire
him. To-day he has looked up and read
a considerable portion of speech of my
own, and l commend the taste which
that displays in him for sound doctrine.
1t shows that he is inclined to resort to
reliable sources of fact and information,
not to speak of advice. Indeed, until
the Senator associated his own elocution
with what / said, had no idea myself
that l had SO truly and properly pre-
sented the case in respect Of the harbor
of Dunkirk; and therefore l am obliged
to him for reproducing that; and. as l
say. / admire the disposition on his part
which it evinces to profit by all the
sources of information, and especially
those which are reliable, open TO him.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-19

In a speech delivered in the Senate on
Aug. and 10. Senator Sherman of Ohio
made the following just and happy re-
ference to our candidate for the Presi-
dency:
Now, Mr.. Preside mt, why can we not
enter into this great contest with a man.
~ spirit, each man presenting his own
clear convictions, boldly and fearlessly
trying to secure a fair election, and by
the vote of majority Of the people Of
the United States in the form of the
electoral college select President Of the
United States? believe that the safety
Of all, north and south, east and west,
the good Of our country, the record OF
history, demand the success of the Re-
publican party. l am glad to say that
the standard bearer Of that great party
is one of the citizens of my State, a man
in the full vigor of life, O man uublem-
ished in name. character, and reputa-
ton, with a strong manly intellect, one
of those self-made men who receive no.
thing from the mere Fictitious circum-
stances of fortune or wealth, bat has
made his own way from the time be
entered school-boy till he became
member of Congress and a general Of
your Army, brave soldier without one
particle of feeling against the South.
and full of kindness to his countrymep
in all sections of our nation. believe
it is for the best interest Of the people
of the United States that this man, thus
taken from the ranks of the people. un-
affected by political combinations, I'M
embarrassed by any pledge whatever,
should be intrusted with the high power
of President of the United States. Gov
ernor Tilden with all his promises. with
the record of the Democratic party be-
bind him. and with the tendency and
action of the Democratic party to guide
him, ought not to be trusted with power.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-19

FOB AN ELECroR.-We are informed
that Mr.. Il. NJ. Daggett is a candidate
for the position of Presidential Electer
upon the Republican State Ticket. We
are very heartily in his favor and we do
not doubt that the Convention which is
to assemble here on the Oath inst. will
pay him the graceful and we'll deserved
compliment Of nominating him unani,
mously to that position. No man in
this State has done more to uphold
Republican principles than he, none has
fought more earnestly and effectually,
and we are quite sure the representatives
Of the party in Convention assembled
will delight to honor him.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-19

A Boston tailor has had his billheads
stamped with picture of a forget-me-
not Whitehall Times. This is all
right as long as customers have anemone.
Il Norristown Herald. Yes, but these
dandy lions are apt to lilac blazes.-
Boston Globe. And then have their
bills sent to their peoples, too.-[Com-
mercial Advertiser. Well, fellow has
got to have jessamine of wealth to pay
for clothes nowadays, they have bsen SO
by 'cinthes the war. It's silly for man
to crocus he don't happen to owe his
tailor.-[ Sunday Courier.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-19

It's proved by yesterdays Enter
prise that bathing is SO infrsquent an
operation in Virginia City that the bar
soap Of that vicinago gets mouldy from
desuetude. It will be useless for any
Euterpriser to declare this I've.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-19

The Silver State, with an ebuliition
of pride which would be amusing if it
were not SO shocking an exhibition
upon the part of a "Reformer" says
NJ. B. Hayes, Deputy Sheriff in
forms us that there are eight prisoners
in the County Jail, six whites and two
Cinnamon. Ono of the whites is
minor, and all the others, with the ex
ception Of J. w. Rover and the Chi
ese are Democrats.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-19

One Washington Putnam was acct
dentally shot at West Point by a SOL
der on duty there. 1t is queer asso-
citation of names-Washipgton, Put
nam and West Point.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-19

Sexton keeps OH with his game of
discounting Tony Kraker at French
billiards in San Francisco. They be-
gan night before last playing six
games at 500 a game. Each won
game. The betting is on Sexton.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-19

One man killed with cheeseknife
and another disembowelled with
razor were among the amusements of
Now Jersey OH Thursday.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-19

The horse "Morphine has thrown
another rider and nearly dragged him
his uamesake
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-19

The new kanaka treaty has induced
several San Francisco business men
to take trip 10 Honolulu.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-19
WILL REQUIRE AMpUTATIoN.-We ar

WILL REQUIRE AMPUTATIoN.-We are
informed that Adelia Davis. the woman
who killed w. j. Kelly at Austin Il few
days ago. had her thumb badly bitten in
a fight at the race track the day before
the killing, and it has since swelled SO
badly as to render it probable that the
hand will have to be amputated.--
Eureka Sentinel, Aug. IS.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-19

Jacob City, Utah, was destroyed by
fire on Wednesday night. Loss $50,
600. Enormous "city," that.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-19
Charles Talbot Dane, aged Is,
committed suicide with strychnine on
Thursday afternoon. Business troub-
les.
MARRIED..

At Huffakes Station, Washoe county. Nevada,
on the 18th inst. at the residence of the bride IS
father, by Bishop Whitaker, George W. Small
Miss Sadie Parker.
At Carson City, Nevada, August Is, 1876, by
Justice c. A. Witherell, Mr.. Robert 6. Flanders
to Miss Laura Swain.
at Carson City, Nevada. August IS, 1876. by
Justice G. A. Witherell, Mr.. John Fl. Swain to
Miss Sallie Armstrong.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-06-22
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SIN SdwabsnIanb bin id 9eboren,
Oa itebt meiner Gltern SanS,
Sbm bab' id Sreue 3u9el1lporen,
8ieb in bic lucite @elt binauS,
3ieb ouf ilno ab, aieb bin uno Der,
gin S9poben triffit ou nimmermebr.
Stei9' auf bee Sdwur3luaIO's bunfI
S6ben,
Sdau' in baS tiefe Shat binab,
Sb bu Elm idonres 2aub oeleben,
8etreten init BEN @auberItab,
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Oie @Ib bat $ObIeu lpnnberIame
llno Sbaler luie Gin YaraoieS,
Wobl mand' ein iuertber Oid)tername
Sie idon i'm Qicb beIan9 un6 prizes,
3ieb auf nno ob, 5ieb' bin un6 ber,
Sin Sbpaben triffft bu nimmermcbr
Ser Nefar lpaI3et feline @eIlen
Snrd Sllren fd6n ruo reide 9Iu'n,
Die Weine bon ben 8er9en QueIleu
llno i6One Staote finb 3u ltbau'n,
3ieb allf lIno ab, 3ieb' bin lIno ber,
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0a itebet meiner gItsrn SaHS,
Oa bab i3 meinen Sdab erfOren,
3ieb in bic ueite @eIt binauS,
3icb' auf uno ab 5ieb' bin uno Der,
Sin S6paben triiflt bn nimmermebr.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-06-22

8rofshor Gin einem mebi5intben
ggumen): ugrfirte Die slr3neiwifeu.
idaft idon 3u &bom'8 8eiten?"
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braudeu."
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ten betaunt?"
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manb Die @sididte ipeiter pIonberH
fonnen." ;"
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lo?"
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ienidaft benu iie beIddftiot iid ipc3ieH
nit bem StuOium Der @roblteinc."
Brofellur: ,Wenn Sie 9e9ell DIE
@ebicin ipredeu, luarum woIen Sie
&r3t weroen?
GanOibut; ,llm aud OaS @eini9e
sur 20Iuns Der bodit pidti9sn Sra9e
bci,uuobneu: "QSie idabt man bic st.
be bor llcberpOIferuu9 2""
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die 8elen Der mcoi3iniiden @iifenld)ait
beariifem bat, wiro oerieIbe einitimmi9
aum Ooftor erabuirt.)
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-06-22
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glur Die Snn9fran int @emiltb
SIT bic d6te, 1T bic iuabrs,
Oie ni6t aItert unb uerbIibt,
Oieies &insIein tra9 am Singer,
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Sci 9elueibt bon nleinen &iilien,
Sei 9elusibt bon meiner SanO !
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