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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-12

We droppei into the post oskee
Yesterday TO have . word With Post
master White. We had noticed .
paragraph going the rounds Of the
press stating that the salaries Of .
certain class Of postmssters hal been
cut down shout ssoO per snnum.
Mr.. White explains that under the
amended postal Laws the salary
allowed the postmaster here is re.
duced some ea0o below what il 80 .
year or 30 ago. We we're shown an
exhibit OF the gross receipts and the
current expenses OF this Office. The
said gross receipts for the first
quarter In 1871 are 81 ,904 93. Mr..
Whites salary is 5000 per quarter
ana he il allowed for clerk hire sl35
Per quarter. Add these two sums
together and subtract them from the
aforesaid 81 .904 % and we have 4
net gain OF 81. l69 93. This shows
how prosperous the affairs Of this
ONCE are. Now look q what is
allowed the Carson postmaster. His
salary is s2, 400 per annum. He
must have q competent clerk. Such
an assistant is absolutely necessary.
he Is allowed. as we have shown. for
clerk hire, only Si35 per quarter.
This amounts to $50 per annum,
which u ut the rate OF SA5 psr
month. Ofcourse no clerk can be
hired for this pittance; 80 Mr.. White
has TO make up the rate Of decent.
living salary out OF his own pocket.
Now this salary and this wrctched
dole OF n allowance for clerk hire
are all that the law allows. There
Is not one penny for rent, nothing
Tor stationery, nothing for fuel.
nothing for lights. As We have
shown by presentation OF the net
earnings OF the office for the last
quarter land that IL fair average Of
the profits for every quarter) the
ONCE can we'll afford to meet these
necessary expenses and pay decent
salary to the clerk. We shall cheer.
fully help along . petition 10 the
Post Office Department to give this
office the extra allowance 20 which il
is 30 largely entitled.
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MeCieii.n's virginia easy vi.v..

We took another look 1t McClcl-
ans Comstock pictures yesterday.
Two OF them have been finished
since we were at his studio le.s. The
one looking East, with the Sugar
Loaf in the middle distance and tho
Carson and the hills OF the far Eas,
beyond. represents q sunset scene
Two or three Of the peaks are lighted
up with the sunset glow. and the
Eastern sky is rich with the tiuts OF
declining day. The houses are in
half shadow. The effects are bril-
liant. tasteful and effective. This is
decidedly . superb painting. The
other picture, whose point OF view
il in Bullion Ravine, and which IN.
cludes parts Of Gold Hill and the
Como Range, il . morning scene.
Here the tones are softened, aud the
cool grey Of early day prevades the
canvas. The foreground has been
much enlivened by figures and
incidents, and the characteristic
features OF the familiar hills and
houses are admirably preserved.
These pictures were painted to the
order OF the Washoo Club aud
they viii soon adorn the walls OF
that pleasant AID hospitable resort
We wish that Mr.. Mcclellan nigh,
he induced by those Of our fellow.
citizens who arc able to encourage
the arts, to devote more Of his time
and labor to the painting Of the
scenes which characterize this pic.
tnresqus region Of country.
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PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE. :,

PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE. Capt.
A. W. Pray and Buck Davis were
among the visitors from the Lake
yesterday; Boscowitz has gone to
San Francisco to make his Spring
purchases; Superintendent Yering-
ton was among the arrivals from tide
water yesterday; Mark NJ. Gaige il
on the street again aiter his short
attack Of sickness; Marshal Ash is in
town settling up the business Of the
late Court term; II. Fred Brooks SAYS
the times are dull; John Quincy
Adams Moore preserves his custom.
airy meekness aud forbsarance under
adversities; an appearance Of honest
industry is apparent upon the part OF
the IMAM who In washing the second
story windows in the Capitol; we saw
three parsons playing Presbyterian
billiards yesterday; Joe Plat Offers
Spring suits for sale very cheap
nice onos--bargAins; O. Pothecary
willis has gone below 10 lay in !
Stock Of plastsss. black drsughtS.
cal0mel and Olaubsrs salts; Hub.
Pask,r Il an enthusiastic disciple Of
Nimrod end Ixaak Walton; the Mint
eo6nsry has started up and Crawford
y happy, oil round; tLese 10 .
sojourper stopping II the Ormsby
House who looks like Count Fosoo:
when are the Capitol Comm issionsrs
going TO SOW grass aud clover seet
upon Capitol square? His Excel.
lsncy. Governor Bradley, contin ues
70 stroke his beard and oonicss 20 the
excellent condition Of his health
wh~n arc tho School Trustsss going
70 move in tho matter Of tho new
school housesS va .af1s
4 delightful day yesterday. With
oil the stosm RITA aud squslly sirs
blown clssu out Of The sky, leaving
sloudlsss hsavsss and 5 ssAialsss
susshine. 4 i1 fs4 ~
The Catholic Ball was : most bsil.
liass ed ssssisyiss sssesss.
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II. vWw Dlsragcr cOuWr ~
tie sscoed Jedisisi psAtsJss Il lbs sts,s a
xsssaa. In sa9 sss Os sssby cssusy. sSSss =,
Soen v. sLreves. dscssssd. - Nesi,s 4 Lsssb,
ssvse 81 The usdssss<s~d. u sisisssssos Of ~
seow eessA sseeas. " ~ ssSoissss VI 80 vi
1900 ssvase eislms against aid d-eesssd. ;
Sth1s ses 0s11>6 (eeln o. m pskllesssesv y
- noties !, shs ss1ssssgnsd q sHs c<Hrs u
9ilie Z ki.g. Asssesye o. Lsv. csssss C,sy.
usvsda. Masch ~. isff. s'
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Such IL the somewhat posdsrous
name adopted by the amateur sports
men who have been rsoensly dslibss-
sting upos the matters of tie asld
and brook. at their meeting last eve.
ming. The committee on by laws 70.
ported, and their report vas adopted,
The club hes been duly orssnissd
by the election Of Ms. James Crsv-
ford. President: Mr.. z. n. Hunt.
Secretary, aud Mr.. Geo. A. Davis.
Treasurer. The club meau busiusus.
They ere going 10 eco that the game
aud fish laws srs enforced even II
they have 10 huSl THAR thundsrous
and overwhelming eorporsGs nsn,s
ut the offending poi. hunters. I'VE
understand that . teohnologjcal
member proposed 70 name che club
"The Western Nevada OspiCholoe.
ical. Qusdrupsdal and Ichth yolosjcsl
Society" bus that alssr Q dleeussjop
which like 70 have suded like he a.
pate upon the Ssanislaso. thsy eon.
promised on the none Givsa' "a IS
hsadine.) Coed 1os She euoncgp
aud nshsrs! They ass 6oipS no6ly:
and " hope and believe Ihoy Wi
achieve most excellent results.
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LOST HIS HoRsgs, Captain Sam.
o Piute brave came into tue Reyeille
oiice this morning 10 request that
we would put en- paper" that q
white man had stolen three horses
from him and run them of in the
direction OF West Gate, on the old
overland road. He informed ua
that no was about to start in pursui,
OF the thief. and asked that We give
him paper TO carry along with
him, testifying that he il . good
Indian. In compliance with this
request we furnished him a docu
ment Of which the following is q
copy: Know all white men by
these presents. that tho besrer.
Captain Sam. is q good Indian when
hs IL asleep. He il in search OF
three horses, stolen from him as he
charges by white man. lie des.
cribcs the animals ~ 'one big sorrel
horse. with white star on him head
and white boots on back side OF him
leg one bay mare horse, with white
spot and white stripe down him head
with liddle colt, two year old ANY
whiso man who can aid this copper
colored son Of tho sagebrush Ia re-
covering his stock, will receive his
reward in the happy hunting
ground" We read the paper to tbs
chieftAin. aud after Remaining that il
Was "heap bullv." ho took "A ana
marched out Of the Office, feeling
that he Possessed full authority 10
take his horses wherever and in
whoevers possession found. Indians
have great faith In the efficacy OF :
paper written By . white man.
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NOTICE N HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
AZ Cscdiiors oe 1OknE0Tt l.. vIINu "a
shASk z I0wLE. ltiinn snd rovisl, Rsnk
rpss. IN bsshsupsry and ali y sssiss ins~rsst~o
that tnssnsy, the ltth deg Of April, 4. D. IVJy.
= iuh gcSo~e =. NJ, sDd the C~urt n0pm az
~ DiAvsrs Cpsre ~ the Unss~d ssaSss IN
1p ciiy, District ~ Sessds. have b>~a
es.si ~ ssii Csurs - ~ tine ssd pis<s vrhs,,
sasd camvs WI. on barring. inquire vhesl,sr
ne !ksoiusios. rsHAssi ~ ths es~ilioes a ~
bsslsnpss, On the NJ dsy VI April. a. b. i'm.
scSpinz The ptsIsc-sl Of composites snsls a.
shem BY sssd rsshspas. wss pssssd II shs
nAsuss WIsseso w. Tale LII, Bauhyuptex
hsivsd sssiuis~ - The Cssssa ssss~s. sni 4 ~
sSssasi.sy thereof sns supplementary thsr.ts.
ehea and where ell pAftiss lniss stsi NAV a..
ksN sni u heard In that iyks,f.
~tINhss The Hon v ". uliiyss, yuiss Of IN,
District Court u the Tinted ssssss.
lsSAI.l log esid District of Ne,sds. sud tks
- eesl Thereof hereto sflssd, q Cessos
Guy Nevada. this sth deg ~ April tsss.
spso J. EpAAkDs. Clsst.
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81. Louis. No.. April ii.-Ths
most frightful cslsmisy that has ever
befallsa 81 Louis took plAcs n .
very early hour this morning, ipvol.
wing the destruction Of the Southern
Hotel by frs. aud shs loss Of . large
number Of lives. The exact number
cannot nos 10 given, but IL y feared
thas some forty or City pseished.
either by being burned directly. OF
first smothered by smoke snd tnen
consumed. The hre caught IL the
store.rooms In the basement sad
vas 6rst seen coming through The
ground hoor just north Of the oflcs.
In ten minutes il had ascepdsd the
elevators and rotuuda, and spread
itself over the sixth door under the
roof. This door WAS occupied en-
tirely by employees Of tho hotel. the
largest part Of whom were women.
The fire spread rapidly, filing every
room aud hall with flames aud smoke.
and tho scene was one Of the most
terrible description. Frantic men.
women and children ran through the
halls, loudly shrieking in the most
heartrending manner IN their wild
and desperate efforts to escape. The
smoke Was 50 dense in souie OF tho
halls that the gas jets we're exiin.
guishei, which rendered egress 10
those most familiar with the build.
ing . matter OF great difficulty. The
density Of the smoke in the halls
drove many guests and boarslers
back into their rooms, and they
rushed 10 the windows IS . means Of
escape. Ladders were raised a. soon
As possible, aud women and children
with nothing on bnt their night
clothes were taken from the building
The mortality among the female
help Of the hotel Is feared to be very
great. There were some two hun-
dred Of them, all Of whom were
lodged In the upper story Of the
building. The panic which prevail
ed among them Was terrible. and :
number Of them jumped from the
upper windows. Among those
known 10 have been killed in this
manner were Bridget Mead, Mary
Carr. Bridget White, Ellen Reilly.
and several others who were carried
away by friends. and whose names
are not yet ascertained. Miss Kate
Claxton, the actress, had another
narrow escape, and il unframed.
Among those know to have been
saved are K. Keyitz Of Texas, Mrs.
A. Mccoy. Of Altoona, Penn; Mrs.
Gott, Of Syracuse, n. T.; w. Is.
Cogswell and family, and +. J. Kim
ball, OF Mine Lamot.e. Mo. DIR.
derlich, German Consul, jumped
from the window and broke . leg.
His wife Is unhurt. Charles Teenan
lost his life in attempting 20 save
others. Phillip Gerald, : boarier
At the hotel, was brought out alive.
but entirely bereft Of reason. About
half an hour after the fire was dis.
covered, the entire roof was ablsze.
and the flames were rapidly descend
ing to the lower stories. Half an
hour later the floors and interior
walls began to fall. the roof fell in.
and there is now nothing left Of one
OF the first hotels in the country
except the Walnut street front, and
parts Of the Fourth and Fifth street
faces. The loss on the building and
contents will be- from $3.50, 900 10
81 100000. The insurance is
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aEel STaATloa NOTICE.

Noslce ~ nsasuv esvsx vsAp
An ~ sssks ses svsssessstps a vsesss Zee ~
Asni ipsi klsssioa u cessos cits 20 ssbs piece
= s sss A. 9 nss1ss z ~ ls; ~ IA ~
s ssss.s c; ~ ss.,I sss 9 8 ~ =. So ~
deg Il AvhlL. is7s. dussae $3.50 time eli ~.
3 .. leesliy sssiiAsd 70 s91lR rsst6tns vtihls
- ii9lo 6u1sa C1s4 ~ 60 0Saj -
- - sontegA bsUsvsss y - 60 Quolsosos
wee % = psU1nmDtDo ~ 49, - rsoo6v
cspos CITY. Avssi q. tr;.
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STOCKS sOuGmT AND soLp.

The Carson city ssvinss Bank. from and after
April 9Th. Will buy and all miaine stocks
Liberal margins wall b- allowed on approved
stocks.
ran Francisco correspondent. l. oisx,sr 4 Co.
April !. 1871. Gao. d. HiLl. Cashier.
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sf.se Con,roii.r's Warrants.

The andessisrsd viil pay the highest price
for s'ste Cossroiler's Warrants.
d, A. Byspxn.
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oHxssr nousr---croHes D. vsY,a. ssosus,oa,
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0Ass.S HAssossA sAas psusssvu - :,
0eese ths scopIsssos; ssoSvss erVsbls1. ~
~ SnsvE 80 - ss.s ~; .tiss -
my7isol.vfeiS
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Lses's kArmAfnos nakss BEAUTIFUL. sIo--v
iusunsst hais, pssvsnss ~ falling ovS o. turn.
lng gray IL hiss stood shs test u ~ year. Il
enafinin.iy psrftmsd. snd hss ~ rivsl. =
ny9leud vfs-ls
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-06

Mr.. Ed. II Mathes, late Of this county
has located at Charlottesville, Crittenden
county, Ark. to practice law, and solicits
business from the merchants Of this city.
Prompt attention given to collections
and all business entrusted to his care.
Mr.. John johnson, a young lawyer
most favorably known in our city and
connected with one of our leading law
firms, was married on the "a inst. at the
LauderdAle street Presbyterian Church
to Miss Annie Morrow, Of Alabama. n
lady whose intelligence, culture and
beauty are recognized and appreciated
by a host of friends. To the bride and
groom the LEDGER wishes all the Joys
Imaginable, and in addition, that suceess
and prosperity in life which deservedly
belongs to the good aud the true. A few
friends witnessed the interesting mar
riage ceremony. but Mr.. johnson has
hundreds Of friends 10 this city who feel
agrieved at his reticence and modesty in
falling to iRvite them to be present and
present their heartfelt congratulations
TO both him and his charming bride.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-06
Fresh Oysters and Celery
received daily by express at v.
ID. Fuchs, Al Jefferson 81. ST.
The ercnadn Pe.tomce.


Some month since a post-mistress from
the North took charge of the Grenada
Miss ~postohice, several leading Dem.
ocrats of that city going on her bond.
After a while she complained that the
respectable people Of the city did not
invite her to their houses, and she az.
serted that she hAd been ~ostracised. The
respectable people Of Grenadl, like all
other people, claimed the right to govern
their " domestic aud social affairs,
and to take the liberty of introducing to
their homes aud families such guests as
they preferred to honor with that social
privilege, but this result was not satisfae.
tory to the female government official,
and consequently she talked" consid.
erably. 0ne day a drunken white man
applying for letters, used soma often.
siVe language towards her, but he was
promptly arrested and was compelled
by the citizens to apologize to the lady
in the plainest manner. For this per.
sonal outrage by a drunken rowdy the
United States Government discontinued
the Grenada postofice, aud the irate
postmistress left for the North. Since
that time the Grenada people have had
to get their mail matter at an Office rome
seven miles away, q very great %iucJnve.
n%ience, and an outrage perpetrated upon
them by the Postmaster General. We
see from the morning dispatches that
owing to the urgent appeals made, &C.
companied by a declaration that the
safety of tn: postuistress should be- Sc
cured, it has bseu decided OF Washing.
ton 10 ~re-establish the Grenada post.
Office.
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sioRal to properly observe the necessary
rising and falling infections, as prescrib-
ed BY the we'll known but difficult rules
Of ~elocution. Of course there was the
usual want of stage business as to group.
ings, gestures, poses, aud the failure to
keep up the customary run of dialogues,
all OF which requires professionals who
have acquired it from habit. What the
presentation lacked in this respect was
more than made up by the n~aturalness
Of the actors and actresses, which is dis.
carded too often by professionals, and
who assume stage tones and actions to
an unnecessary degree, TIE company
we're we'll up in their parts, and the en-
tertainment closed without the aid Of
the prompter, thanks to the amateur
manager, Mr.. James Kirkland, who
drilled the company.
The performance was pleasing, and
should certainly be repeated during the
present dramatic season. 1t will be re.
peated at the matinee toll sy, but should
the C~hickasaws determine to repeat it
again, say next Friday night, at the the.
alter, it is a ~foregone conclusion already
that a crowded and fashionable house
will greet ito presentation a third time.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-06

The folloEing notices are inserted free Of
charge. We request that officers Of churches.
who desire so to do, will furnish US. on Sat
urdays. with brief notices Of s~sfsioss in
their respective places Of worshipl.
Central Baptist ohurch-second and Beal
streets Services at II I'm. and 7:l5 pm.
By DR.. Lsndrum, pastor. sunday-school at
9:Soa.m.
First Presbyterian Church. corner Third
and Poplar streets Services at IL am. and
1880 pm. by Rev. Eugene Daniel. pastor.
Sunday school at 80 am.
ST. Mays Cathedral. Poplar strest-Ser-
vices at 7 am. and 10 am. and at Z SOP. N. by
Rev George @. Harris, dean.
Linden Street Christian Church. corner Of
Linden and Mulberry streets sunday- school
attain. Communion service at 1870 am.
Preaching BY David Walk at Ills a m and al
7:3Jp.m.
Rev. J. R. Graves will preach in the Firs:
Baptist church tomorrow.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-06


The wife of Carl Rosa left him
$500, 1000.
Lanier, the poet, is sojourning in
Florida for the benefit Of his health.
Pi Ching, a Chinese, printed from
movable type made of earthenware in
lO4l.
The widow of the Duke Of Callers,
the Italian millionaire, has given the
Pope $780, 600.
The total force which Turkey can pat
ia the field to oppose Russia is SCI down
at 644 81? msnl
Peculiar circumstances-Al the wide.
awake railroads run sleeping cars
Worcester Press.
An indianapolis girl hung up her
stockings, and the boys, for fun, threr in
a reaper and mower, and two bs.rel
organs. Their motto was: Though
lost to view, to memory dear"
Irish servant girls are no the only
people who come to grief with kerosene.
NJ. Rouvroy, director Of the Brussels
Gazette, was at work in his Office at night
by the light of a kerosene lamp. Sud-
denly the shade fell, upset the lamp, and
before succor could be had NJ. Rouvroy
was SO severely burned that bis life, st
last advices, was despaired Of.
A young man recently entered the
office of a magistrate in Lubbock, Ger
many, and inquired if a chest forwarded
to the United States, by way of Ham
burg, would be subject to castoEl house
inspection in the latter city. On being
asked his reason for seeking the infor-
nation, he frankly confessed that he in
tended to be the occupant Of the chest.
The King Of Portugal, Don LUZ l., is
engaged upon a translation of Shaks-
peare's tragedy Of Hamlet. The tranr-
lation il made entirely in prose, and OK.
tends already to the fifth act. Don LUZ
is a good scholar, and probably is as
well, if not better, acquainted with the
English language than with the Portu-
guese.
The Orleans Princes have recovered
l,2OO.9O0 francs more Of their ancient
property, consisting of a number Of
canalshares, which we're given by tho
First Napoleon to the Legion Of Honor.
After the Restoration, the Assembly de-
creed that these shares should be re-
turned whenever the Legion ehould be
out Of debt. The Princes, having since
been able to prove that there was a short
time, many years ago, when the Legion
was not in debt, have obtained an order
Of court returning the property to them.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-06
Where 20 Ger Hat,

Gentleman who wish to secure a fash.
ionable hat or cap should go to the eft,
Enlistment Of Peters & Co., the Hat.
tiers under the Peabody Hotel. Their
stock of goods is Of tAe latest styles
known to the London, Paris and New
York trades. Peters & Co. guarantee
their goods as being of tie beat material
and the latest fashion. By inspecting
the stock the most casual observer will
be convinced Of the above facts.
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G. A. ECKERLY & BROS.

DR. J. A, CLoPToN will remain in the
city until December 18th, and will
return to the city January Sta, and
remain until the 10th. All who are
troubled with PILES, F1sTULA, etc, may
be cured by a simple application. City
references given. DR.. C. will instruct
others in the TREATMENT Of his SPECIAL.
TIES. DR.. c. is the oldest specialists
SoUTH, if not in AMERICA. SIT
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-06
where a IL BE

What has become Of the street rail
road Investigation resolutions Of censure.
and with a view to make the company
live up to its charter OF have the charter
abolished, which were presented in the
General Council and referred to the city
attorney and others? There has been a
sudden hush Of all this matter which
does not respond properly to the vigor
with which the resolutions were intro
duced and passed in the General Council.