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THE IRISH
Voters are not all OF them Opposed to
the Democratic Ticket-The
Ledger Corrected.

EDITORS APPEAL-"The Irish of Memphis
will vote solidly against the Democratic
party. The Irish of Memphis have been paid
more for their services to the Democratic
party than any three nationalities combined. !"
find the above local in Saturdays Ledger,
but cannot but think that the first sentence
in the above is not printed as it was written,
as it is so inconsistent with the expressions
of the Ledger heretofore. hope, therefore,
that the local editor will hasten to make the
amende. 1 know myself, in my limited &C
quaintance among them, of many Irishmen
who intend to vote the straight Democratic
ticket, and have never swerved from support
ing the party, under any circumstances.
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Jackson Tribune and san: The Memphis
Aralanehe, while the unvarying enemy of
the Democratic party, has managed to keep
constantly, in season and out of season,
labored to disorganize the Democracy, upon
one pretext and another. 1t is a free lance,
''sloshing around loose" or directly pitching
into the Democracy. A short time ago it
argued with ability against party organiza-
ton and tickets in the city and county cleo
tons. Then there was no prospect of any
other, tickets in Shelby county than the DEM
ocratlc and Republican. 1t would not sup
port the former, and was too polite to sup
port the latter, and hence its affectation of
patriotic opposition to party tickets in county
elections. But In the meantime the National
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

w. ID. Waldran for County Court Clerk.
If my friends and supporters will stand
fast, they can, on the first day of August,
elect me to this office. am satisfied that
am the choice of the people, and trust the
unfair means being used to draw off my sup
porters will avail nothing. will in due. time
have my tickets ready in the hands of my
friends. Respectfully, W. B. wALDRAN.
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WANTS.

ITO RENT-From September to June next
Il neatly furnished twostory house, superior loca-
ton. Address V. G., Appeal office.
DARTNKR-In one OF the best paying and best
i located saw-mills In West Tennessee. Address
SAW-MILL, Appeal Office.
7-VOOD HFAITER-At A. Kaufman's saloon, $50
VI second street.
DOARDERS-At the Cooper place. one mile from
ID Estival park Charleston railroad. Cool,
healthy locality Apply on premises.
ATAN-TO cool. and bake,
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ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.

SHREVEPORT, July 20.-River fell inches.
Weather clear and hot.
NASHVILLE, July 2e.-River stationary,
with feet on the shoals.
CINCINNATI, July 20-Night. Weather
clear and warm. River 10 feet 10 inches, and
falling. Departed: James ID. Parker, Mem
pins; Paris c. Brown, New Orleans.
ST.. LOUIS, July 20.-River fallen inches,
and Is now 10 feet / inch above low-water
mark. Weather clear and very warm:
Departed: Belle Memphis, Memphis; Gold
Dust, New Orleans; Stevens, Memphis
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ELMO LODGE.

Lake Elmo, via st. PauI, Minnesota
Twelve miles from st Paul, on the saltwater
and Taylor's Falls Railroad: i've trains daily
eaen way. This charming summer resort
- NV completed. Building. Furniture, etc,
Al.s 1HIIkkLr NEW, and ready for guests II Is To-
Gated In beautiful and pictufesQue SPOT and the
cllma,s Is me most healfhful and bracing In Amer
lea IL ATTRACTIONS are nne, sail and row boats
plenty OF game. nsh, billiards. boWling-alieys. out
door gymnasium, swings, eroquet archeTy lawn
tennis, baths music, etc Terms. 50 so per day
FRED. q. GUTHREZ Manager
late German National Bank, Memphis.
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PERSONAL.

nc. HNPsoN, wife, and Master ]. H.
Hampson left yesterday for the White Sui
phur Springs.
Miss LULU WEST, of Senatobia, Missls-
sippi, is on a visit to her friend, Miss George
Mullins, of our city.
VISITORS at the cotton exchange yesterday
were: DR.. j. NJ. Phillips, Austin, Missis sippi !;
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POLITICAL.
Democrats. to the Front.

DtmOCrdtbi 10 INC FFOHC.
There will be mass-meeting of the DEM
ocrats of the third ward, on the corner of
Adams and Second streets, Tuesday night,
July 23d. Hon. Casey Young, Hon. G. B.
inson and others will address the people
upon that occasion, and all the voters in the
other wards are invited to attend. Speaking
will commence at eight o'clock in the even
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W. w. MCDOWELL

was next introduced, and said that at this
late hour (eleven o'clock he would do great
in ustice to delay the people longer, but that
he would address them at some future day.
He Endorsed the platform of the party and
the ticket. He would like to speak, but was
obliged under the circumstances to defer his
address to a future occasion.
Calls were made tor speakers from the au-
dience, but the late hour, and the benediction
of Colonel CAN'T, prevented further pro-
ceedings. Throughout the meeting good
order was manifested, and everything passed
off quietly.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA,
NEW ORLEANS.
MEDICAL DEPA RiTMENT


MEDICAL DEPA RlTMENT.
FACULTY: g.
t. G. RICHARDSON, Md, Professor OF Surgery.
g. NJ BEMISs. NJ D.. Professor Of Theory and Prac-
tice of Medicine.
s. E. CHALLE, MD, Professor of Physiology and
Pathological Anatomy.
JOSEPH JONES, MD, Professor of Chemistry.
S. LOGAN, Md, Professor OF Anatomy.
T. s. LEWIS, n D. Professor OF Obstetrics, etc.
J. B. ELLIOTT. NJ D., Professor Of Materia Medica
A. 3. MILES. MD, Demonstration Of Anatomy.
The ne1t annual term in this Department Cnow In
its forty NTH year. will begin October "a, ISIS.
Will be devoted exclusively Clinical Medicine, and
Surgery and Practical Pathological Anatomy In the
Charity Hospital an Practical Chemistry and Dis
The Charity Hospital has 400 beds ana an annual
admission OF Ds0Ss Than slI thousand patients, and
offers mfivai5d facilities for practical teaching The
students accop-tdny the professors In their daily
nifty Of studyirg diseases and accidents at he 6ed
site OF the patients IL Is to this peculiar feature OF
the school that the Faculty call especial attention
Fees-In view OF the iacts above stated and the
unusual amount OF care and labor involved In the
effort TO render the course as complete as possible
the same fees are demanded as charged by the
Schools OF New YORK and PHILADELPHIA, namely:
Omy. SO; Graduation, $50. Payments required in
advance FOR circulars giving full details, address
BAYARD TAYLOR says: 81 take great pleasure In
recommending TO parents the Academy Of Mr.. S. c.
Hon. FERSANDo woOD. a patron of the Academy.
says; i cheerfully consent to the use OF my name
CT0 PER QUARTER of 10 WEEKS, $3.50 FOR
I'D " 40 weeks, S3h4 for % weeks; full charge
for nicely furnished rooms, boarding washing, gas
etc. etc tuition, use OF schoOIboOks and all neces
sary school expenses, at SHORTLIDGE'S, media
Penna-), ACADEMY, for young Men and Boys NO
EXTRA CHARGES. Ten teachers, an College Grad
yates; One Harvard; -Four Yale. Special attention
10 both advanced and backward pupils Both indlvid
ual and class instruction. Recommended by Gov
ernor koutt Judge Van Hoesen. Professor Blauyelt,
Hill and Peabody. Harvard. etc. etc. Address
SWITHIN c. SHORTLID6E Harvard AN. }, Media,
Penna- Media Is II miles from Philadelphia; has
seven churches and Temperance Charter
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STRAws, Chinese ventilators, imported
Manillss, and the largest and latest assort-
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FOB BENT.

ESIDENCE-S rooms, at SO Market street. APP
IL ply at AZ Mosby street.
TTOUSE-Of rooms, two-stories high; good els
IL tern and yard 90 Davie avenue. House or D
room, on North Market Square, west side; MT for a
clearinghouse. Store and dwelling, cor Manassas
and Alabama. Apply Carpenter shop, 326 Second
DOTTAGE-Of rooms, gas and water, No. 34S
~ LaudeFdale. Apply 10 No. Is Court street.
IIOTTAGE-A frame cottage. with four rooms,
~ newly built. and With all modern conveniences.
Apply at 81 North Second street.
Fob SALE.
DlARM-A well improved farm OF 200 acres, two
II miles from Brownsville. VIII take part pay
ment In Memphis city property or merchandise.
Apply at Ullathornes seed store, 19S Main street.
TJNNGINR AND BoILER-one stationary engine
IL and boiler, cheap. Apply to
MO. TRADING-BoAT-Apply at No S Water
IN street. CHAS. A. KARI.
TJOUSE AND LoT-l7OIs Poplar street. Apply
Il SHAW, DAVIS CO., II Madison ST.
4 O-HORsE POWER ENGINE-A secondhand
Il . 1S-horse-pOwer engine and a 60-SAW WIN
SHIP GIN, both I'm perfect running order; will sell
TO j. r. GOODWIN & CO., 336 Front St
TTOUsE AND Lotion Rayturn avenue house
IL has rooms fine yard, stable. large extra-bullt
cistern, plenty shade. Apply to LEWIS K. GIL
BERT, corner South Jackson and Raybum avenue.
HNHR sAwMILL AND MILL-sITE OF W. L.
Gr1diDg Co., on Wolf river. Apply at the
mill, or to ]. c. GRIFFING,
No. Madison street.
nNE I2-HoRsE ENGINE AND BoILER-Com-
~ plete, cheap. GEO. T. TWEEDY,
294 Second street.
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Notice to DeIinquents!

TT In addition 70 the list OF State and County
Back Taxes, already In my hands for collection, the
Delinquent Lists for 1874 and 1875 have been
TUNED TO This is 70 r9tify all parties that
after the first day OF August, 1878, wrts OF posses
sion will be Issued against all delinQuents, unless
the taxes are settled before that date.
c. WATERFORD,
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l. q. B. B.

LION. CHAS. WESSOLOWSKY. Georgia State
II Senator, VicePresident of District Grand Lodge
No s. and editor of the JeIOiSh South. OF Atlanta,
Georgia, will address Simon Tuska Lodge, No. 1872,
At the regular meeting THIS PAY, 21stins at 10
O'Clock m. Members of sister lodges invited.
By order of N d. MENKEN, President.
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20 and see them; if you cannot find one to
suit you, then you are hard to please. Cohen
is practical halter, and knows what to select
when he buys his stock. A nice assortment
of summer hats is offered extremely low. His
place is in the Worsham house building.
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Pure Cream and Sherbets
promptly from hpecht q
walters, No. 81 Madison street.

AN opportunity for making paying in
vestment of small saUings is presented by the
Workingmen's building and loan association.
Subscription books to their eighth series now
open. Office, No. 20 Madison street.
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rants would be at par. Mr.. Fleece was
known to all; so was he. He was too warm
to talk, but he would ask the vote of every
man present, and so did every candidate on
the ticket, and, If elected, he would guaran-
tee that all things would go right under
Democratic rule. He then withdrew, amid
applause.
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SATURDAY, July 27th-Beale street Market-Colo
mel L. P Cooper, U. w. Miller, Colonel George B.
Phelan, Judge Robert Hutchinson, Colonel R.
Dudley Frayser.
BY order Executive Board
w. L. CLAPP, Chairman.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
RALLY!
NINTH WARD.

A PPOINTMENTS for Democratic and Conserva-
~ tive speakers, at all of which places the nom
nees will be present and also address the people:
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Embree,s Liver Medicine, Fifty Cents.

For all liver complaints and their attendant
Wis, bilious attac ks, constipation, dyspepsia,
headache, fever and ague, malaria, etc, this
is a speedy remedy. Purely vegetable and
pleasant taste. @. w. Jones & Co., Mem
phis, agents.
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HuuRn WAR

MONDAY July -Night-Zion's Hall, corner o.
sixth and Carolina sts.-Colonel C. W. Fraser
Judge Orville Yerger, Judge ]. z. B. Ray, Gene
raj j.. B. Horrigan. George Dent.
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Bottom Touched,

ELEGANT infant shoes, all colors, Soc, al
Wilder's, No. 292 Main street.
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SEVENTH WARD.

TUESDAY, July -Night-Corner Second anC
Adams sts.-Hon. Casey Young, Geo. B. Peters, c
W. Metcalf.
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Greatest Bargains Offered Yet
AT
COILS OLD STAND.
|2S8 Main Street. 273 Main street.

To-morrow morning we shall offer from
the st. Louis Allen
BANKRUPT STOCK
so pieces summer dress goods at 21sc perl
yard.
200 pieces pure linen lawns at SC per yard.
300 pieces pure linen lawns very finest quail
ity, at 1890, worth Soc per yard.
100 pieces grenadine, in all colors, SC peri
yard.
300 pieces linen dress goods, TIC per yard
The above stock of dress goods will have
TO be examiner to be appreciated.
HI. BEJACH & CO.,
|278 Main Street. 2s3 Main Street
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FIFTH WARD.

friday, July 26th-Mississippi House-Colonel
Robert +. Looney, Colonel Butler p. Anderson,
Major Geo. W. Winchester, Esq. Thos. Fleming.
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iNlsIOH COuNeHllOu W u6 uelu at MtupHIS
Adopted. Meeting adjourned.
COUNTY ASSOCIATION.

Preliminary to permanent organization of
a county association, the following action was
taken: NJ. P. Jarnagin, president; Thomas
P. Winchester, secretary, and Messrs. c. w.
Goyer, R. F. Wilcox, and - Duncan were
appointed an executive committee, to take
est all Sabbath-school workers, and to perfect
a permanent organization.
The minutes were read and approved, and
ordered published in the APPEAL and Ara-
lanche.
Prayer by DIR. Boggs.
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TENTH WARD.

MONDAY, July 22d-Night-Frey's Stock Yard-W
W. M'Dowen, General g. W. Gordon, Captain Z
L. Belcher.
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Misses custom-made goat shoes at 81, at
Wilder's, successor to A. G. Dennis.
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Total for the week, SO; whites, 19; colored,
II; from hospital, 2; still-born, 2.
r. r. BROWN, MD,
Secretary Board of health.
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WEDNESDAY, July ACKNOWLEDGMENT Point
Judge Orvlle Yerger, Colonel z. D. FraySer, Judgs
Robert Hutchinson, U. w. Miller.
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THE FIRST WARD.
RousinE Meeting at the Corner OF
jackson and Main Streets Last
NIEht-A Large Majority OF
the Irresistible Democ-
racy OF the Ward
Present,

Who Revealed Themselves as some
thing More than Disinterested Spec
tatOrs by their Warm Welcome OF
the speeches and Generous
Cheers OF Applause.
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'sDOOley's Yeast Powder"
Said lady, ''has made itself indispensable
In our kitchen. Our biscuits, cakes, waffies,
mullins, and such like things, with its aid are
always enjoyable and good. We would not be
without it in our family. We have used it for
over fifteen years, and 1t has never disap-
pointed US yet"
Notice.
During Mrs. Kremer's absence in Europe,
Mile. Blanche Bizeray, late of Nine. Pin
chon's, New York, will take charge of our
dressmaking department. We can recon-
mend her with confidence to our patrons as a
lady of efficiency and fine taste.
KREMER, HERZOG & co.
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TENTH WARD

July 25th-Grand Rally, Barbecue
Bran Dance and Mass-Meetlng.
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SUNDAY-SCHOOL WORKERS.
Meeting on Friday Night Last, at the
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
DR.. Landrum's Account OF
the Convention.

The following Sunday-school workers met
at the Court street Cumberland Presbyterian
church on Friday night last w. E. Boggs,
DID,, Presbyterian; Rev. Eugene Daniel,
Presbyterian; S. Landrum, DID,, Baptist; G..
I. Stainback, DID,, Cumberland Presbyte-
rian; Z. C. Slater, DID,, Methodist, with lay
representatives from different churches. The
meeting was organized by calling Rev. Eu-
gene Daniel to the chair, and appointing w.
r. Stewart secretary. After devotional ex-
ercises, DIR. Landrum, delegate to the Inter
national Sunday school convention lately held
at Atlanta, Georgia, and the caller of this
meeting, at the request of the chairman gave
an interesting account of his attendance upon
the convention, and with few pertinent re-
marks, submitted the following resolutions
setting forth the object of this meeting:
Resolved, That a committee of arrange
ments be appointed by the chairman, after
conference with the pastors, to be composed
of representative from each cooperating
denomination, to invite delegates from the
several counties9f West Tennessee to meet
at Memphis, at such time as said committee
may appoint, to consider the interests of the
Sunday-school cause, and effect such perma-
nent organization for our division of the State
as may be deemed wisest and best.
ReSOlUed, That the Sunday-school workers
in each county send three or more delegates
to the convention proposed in the first resolu-
ton.
ReSoLced, That we urge the Sunday school
workers of all denominations, In every coun-
ty, to meet In the county town, and form
county associations; and that these associa-
tons, wherever formed, send delegates to the
division convention to be held at Memphis.
Adopted. Meeting adjourned.
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KAficN.
Mattings!

% pieces cheap, to close,
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MENKEN BROTHERS.
Ladies, Restaurant.
COhen's Hats.

Everything in the very best style. Pure
creams and sherbets speciality. at
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PERSONAL.
DR. s. p. CUTTER, DENTIST,
Il Maru efraaf enrnar Of Ada
STOLEN.

ATARE-From near Raleigh, on the 18th inst,
MI brown mare, about 4 hands high, star In her
forehead both hind feet white letter on left Shout
der with BRIDE and saddle. Ten dollars will be paid
for her return dollars for the thief delivered
to the sheriff Of Shelby county. JACKSON CANNON.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

ROOMS AND BOARD.
FURNISHED FRONT RooM-wlth board.
III COURT ST.
DOOMS-Co Comfortable rooms, furnished or unfur
III nished, in private house, at reasonable rates,
20 families or gentlemen, at 101 jefferson street.
DESIRABLE front rooms and good board,
IL at Mrs. ANDERSON'S, 80 Jefferson St
DOOMS AND BOARD
III at So Adams street.
poARD-For good board call at
ID So Union street
DOOMS-First-class meals furnished, II desired.
n Inquire st No. 1879 Madison street.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-17
For oh. yellow Es,.r sunsrcr..

A will be seen by advertisement In
another column to-day. tho ladies OF
Gold Hill are going to give u grand
benefit entertainment ut Miners Union
Hall ON Thursday evening next, for the
yellow fever sufferers. It will consist Of
musical aud literary exercises, dancing,
refreshments aud general social enjoy.
msnt. The public school children will
assist, and there will DO numer.
Gus interesting features introduced
which are not on the programme. AZ.
ter 0 o'clock the hall will DO cleared
for dancing. Plenty OF choice refresh
ments will DO provided. A fine band CT
music has volunteered for the occasion.
and the use OF the hall has been Rener-
ously donated by the Miners Union.
The printing bills are also donated. and
everybody is expected to aid in the good
cause. No one. man, woman or child.
will be admitted free. but oil must pay.
Admission. 90 cents; children, half
price. We are requested to state that
the lady managers will be pleased to re.
ceive contributions OF salable articles for
the occasion, such as boquets. potted
plants, aud fancy articles Of any descrip-
ton, such as may be turned into coin
through rallies, private sale or any other
way. Let nobody stand back. but allow
their benavoisncs to crop out 10 its ut
termost extent.
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BANKRUPTCY BUSINESS.
some OF she Msa who Dea's Hold
bierra Nevada.

The following business was transacted
yesterday before E. Strother, Register
in Bankruptcy:
Benton b. Baum OF Reno-First meet.
ing /; Charles L. Queen. Of Reno, ap.
pointed assignee.
S. +. Hoole, OF Reno--First meeting;
Charles L. Queen, OF Reno, appointed
assignee under bond Of 5000.
To-day the following business was
transacted:
Elias G~oldstein, OF Virginia City-Pe-
tition in bankruptcy filed August 3lst;
adjudgsd q bankrupt September 10th;
first meeting Of creditors to be held
October 9th.
Rufus X. Brown OF Carson City-Ps.
tition filed August 3lst adjudged q
bankrupt September 10th ; first meeting
Of creditors, September 30th.
Brown x Mahanny Of Virginia City
Petition filed August 3lst ; first meeting
Of creditors. October 18th.
Edward W. Donnelly Of Virginia City
Petition filed August 3lst; adjudged q
bankrupt September 10th ; first meeting
Of creditors. September 30th.
George Lovelock OF Humboldt county
Petition filed August Goth /; adjudged
a bankrupt September 10th first meet
ing Of creditors, October I'd.
James Murdoch Campbell OF Reno
Petition tilsd August Goth FIRST meeting
OF creditors. October 18th.
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ISTKRksrrSo MAr.-M. NJ. Gillespie,
Of the Gold Hill news. stationery and
periodical depot, on Main street. oppo.
site the Nkws Office. has for sale a hand.
somely executed map Of the mines at the
north end OF the Comstock. including
the new Sierra Nevada bonanza aud the
mines Immediately adjoining. Every.
body interested In that vicinity should
secure one OF these maps without delay.
NKw Music. - The blank Monk
Schottische" has been placed on our
table by Mat. II. Gillespie. This Is n
lively piece. written by Johnny Meder
OF Carson. II will be arranged BY Prof.
Dellspiane and will he performed by
Prof. varney's band at the Masonic
Social on tho 9th OF this month.
Mrs. MALIM. wife OF Edward Malim.
Drsxlsr 4 Coz dsfaulting clerk. arrived
in Virginia City from San Francisco last
Sunday.
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Hoard or Eau.ii.asiss.

The Board Of Equalization met again
to-day. all the members except Commits
sioner Hazeltns being present.
Mrs. Lafee Of Gold Hill. q widow.
asked for u reduction in the valuation
Of her property. The Board declined to
alter the Assessors figures.
Mrs. Ryan. another Gold Hill widow.
made a similar request with a similar re.
suit.
Mr. Titus appeared before the Board
and spoke Of the property OF Mrs. Hor-
nick. on the Divide. No action.
Assessor Fox reported that he had
assessed tho personal property OF the
stock brokers OF Virginia City at slO.-
900 each.
Commissioner Torp thought that WAS
too low ; that some OF them, at least,
should pay more.
The personal property Of the Virginia
City Agency Of the Nevada Bank Is
placed at SIC. 900; Virginia City Agency
Of Bank Of California, S2G 900 ; Gold
Hill Agency Of Bank Of California,
Sl7 900.