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HEAR W1TrERsON.
He Charges Abram -. Hewitt witch
PersOoaI DI-honOr In not Truth
fully Represent tng MT. TildeR's
Views he Elect
oral pstJ.

New YORK June % Hon. Henry Wat
terson. editor OF the Louisville Courier Jour
nal, publishes in the San Of Sunday-this
morniny-ln open letter to Hon. Abram
$. Hewitt, in which he says: You know and
| know that NJ. TIlden dsapproved of the
electoral bill. You know and ! know that
you spent Sunday, the fourteenth of January,
in New York, and that he made his objec
tons sufficiently known TO you. On Monday
evening, the fifteenth of January, meeting
of the committee Of Amusement considered
the terms of the b'll alphabetically submitted
10 it. that at that meeting / opposed them;
that you we're dumb as an oyster as to Mr
TIlden' opinions; that finally we all agreed
to support the measure, most OF US believing
it 10 be the emanation of our chief. / have
charged and do charge that your failure 10
deal frankly with Us on that occasion, your
flilnre to tell US what Mr.. Tilden had said TO
you the day before, was a suppression of his
more sagacious counsels, and 10 all intenis
betrayal of your friends Now, l repeat and
declare my charge of perscnal dishonor upon
you; and as you don't wish 10 fight it out,
aud | am sure don't, | will make you this
proportion: you select two members of the
committee of advisement, of which both of
us were members, | will select two, and TIE
four shall select the nth, and If | do not
make my charge good, | will make you a
public apology"
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INDIAN NEWS.
The False Alarm In WIscOnsIn-MOye-
ments OF Armed Bands OF Red
skins-GeneraI Bradley's Ex-
pedIIiOn AIndered by
High water.

ST. PAUL. June % General Forsythe, of
General Sheridan staff, reports no cause for
the Indian alarm IN Wisconsin.
ARMED BANDS OF INDIANS.
SAN FRANCISCO, June ga Palisade
dispa,ch says Twenty-Five we'll armed Indians
crossed the railroad track near Argenta this
morning, going north. Constant repor Is
come IN from the line OF the Eureka and Pall-
SADIE railroad OF small parties OF Indians pass
ing north. Nearly all such are armed. A
Silver City dispatch says the Umatilia indi-
mountains are full of them.
GENER Il. BRADLEY is STOPPED BY HIGH
WATER. -
CHEYENNE, June PA dispatch from
the camo on the B lie Foarche river, UiG
Dead wood, states that General Bsadleys tx
pedition reached the Belle Fourche on Tues
day evening, June b, and went into c1mp.
remaining Ia camp the next day, making
ready for fording the river, which Is at
high stage. Owing to high water and the
overflow, u was necessary TO corduroy the
approach 10 the river. On the night OF the
nineteenth the river rose fourteen inches and
was still rising on the twentieth. Should
this continue 1t will be impossible to cross
for several days. Heavy rains and conse-
quent bad roadslhave done much to delay the
movement of the command since staItir e,
and the LitSle Missouri river will not be
reached until the latter end of the month,
instead of the fifteenth, as was expected. IL
is not yet known whether General Bradley
will establish the pe 7tSanent camp on the
Little Missouri rive-. which Ia only two days
march from the present camp, or on some of
the beautiful tributaries71f the Belle Foarche
river Several large parties OF miners have
passed through the camp en- route to Tongue
river.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES TO-DAY

EMANUEL CHURCH (CoLoRED).-Sunday-
school at am. Services at L am and pm.
ALABAMA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.-Ser-
vices at II am. and at 7:15 pm by the pastor.
CALVARY CHURCH-COyney Adams and
Second streets.-Services at 1920 am. and pm
SAFFARANs STREET METHODIST CHURCH,
south. every sabbath at IL am and
SPIN.
LINDEN STREET CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Services by Rev. David Walk pastor, at the usual
hours
GERMAN PROTESTANT CRURoH-Thid
street 6ettoeen Jefferson and CortServices by Rev.
A. Thomas
ST. BRrDGET's CHURcH-Rev. Martin
dayschOol at pm.
THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-Coyne,.
Of Sixth and Chelsea stTeets.-Services at am and
7:l5 pm. by the pastor.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURcH-Co,ne,.
Of Maass and Beale streets-Seryices at II am. by
Rev. W. e. Boggs pastor
ST. MARY's CATHEDRAL-POplay street.
Rev. George c. Harris, DID,, dean. Services at
am IL am. and pm.
COURT STREET CUMBERLAND PREsBYTE-
RIAN CHURCH. Services at IL am. and 30 D. m,
by Rev. DIR. Stainback, pastor.
THIRD CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH, helsed.-Services by the pastor, Rev. NJ.
U. smith, at ii am and 100 PIN.
CHELSEA BAPTIST CHURCH-Neny the cor.
'er Of Ffth and MI Observation-Disclosures at y a.
m. Services at ] l am. and pm,
GEORGIA STREET METHoDIsT CHURCH,
r sm gea a. fTes am aSa MiI m SgndayschOO
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CaUKCH-COyney
Intld and Poplar Strsets-Seryices at II am. and
pm, by the pastor, Rev. Eugene Daniel.
LUTHERAN CHURCH, Washington street.
Sunday school at $50 am. German service
1890 a. M; English, 3 pm. H. Sleek. pastor.
CENTRAL BAPTIST CEURCH-SecOnd, near
Beate s:rsst-Seryices at IL m. and 8:l5 pm by
Inc pastor, DR.. Landrum. Sun1ay-school at 9 IN.
ST.. JOINS M. E. CHURca-Ca.ase, of
paStor.
Fmsr BAPTIST CHURcH-!Second street,
the pastor, Rev. B. R. Womack. sunday school at
$50 am. -
HARMoNIsI. HALL.-392 Main Street.
S1nferenSe az Am. Lecture at 1870 I'm. by S D.
Earth i Iife!.s ' "'''SOp"' anu USES Oh Tue
CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD (EPIs-
-Chetsed.-Sundays school, at 9 am. Divine
services at Il d. m. and pm. Rev. ViTginius o.
Gee, rector.
HERNANDo STREET METHODIST CHURCH.
Corner fernando cad Linden Sunday school at
Hamilton, pastor.
SIXTH STREET NJ. E. CHURcH-Corner of
SIsth and Jackson streets. Fort Pickering Sunday
school at $50 am. Services at II am. by Rev. J.
CENTRAL METHODIST CHURCH Union
Street.Seryices at IL am. and pm by the pastor
Rev W z. Harris. Sunday-school at 9 am. Seats
free. Strangers welcome.
FIRST GERMAN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Vance street. second do from DeSotO street
sunday-sch at 9 am. Divine service at 1910
a m. j. V. Tschudi, pastor.
CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH (CoLoRED)-
Cd.lSey, betIoeer Linden and Pootoc StreeS-Services
at II am and 3 and pm, Dy Rev. +. P. Jay,
pastor. Sunday-school al 80 pm.
ST. LAZARUS AND GRACE CHURCH-Rcv.
Charles G. Parsons rector. Services at Z and IL
an, and 8 pm, at ST Lazarus church. on Madison
street, to-day. Sunday-school at am, at GRACE
church.
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH-SecOHd street
near P0ptIr.-Dvine services at ] / a by Rev E
G. Slater. pastor. Subject: Honesty" Evening
service at S;l5 pm. Subject: Temperance and
Religion
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-06-23

OMAHA, June 22.-The Republican To-
morrow morning will publish crop reports
from all the counties on the line of the Union
Pacific and Omaha and Republican Valley
railroads. Il was feared that the long season
cf wet weather which prevailed up TO a week
AGO had rusted the whca'. and that the Sc
we're storms generally had injured all the
crops; buS such Is not the case. There Is
no rust " hstevpr. Corn il somewhat
backward. but there Is a good stand and i'm
mense acreage. The rye harvest will COM
mence one week hence. barley ten days later,
and wheat about July 10th. A fair estimate
of the wheat yield will bs from twenty TO
twenty-five bushels per acre. Ii we have
favorable weather for maturing the crop, the
yiel will lie the largaat ever known.
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THE PEACE-MAKERS
Are Represented to have Made Consid-
cradle Progress. and their LRbers
thus Far have bren Most
Satisfactory.

LONDON, June IA telegram from Wen
IA says that the general impression from TO-
days sitting OF the congress Is most satlstac-
tory. Tue lab)rs Of the congress have made
considerable progress in regard to the private
pour parlers between Russia, Austria and
England.
A Berlin telegram confirms the statement
published this morning 10 the arrange
nent relative 10 the Balkans, and the deci-
sion OF the car is wanted upon certain other
points in dispute touching southern Bulgaria
and the AntIvaria question.
A dispatch from Cons-antinople says that
Austria will demand IN tue congress author
izItion b escort Bosnian refugees back to
their homes, and IT is said will urge that the
duration Of the escort > stay in Bosnia be left
unfxed
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General M'Reazie's Successful Raid
into Mexico.

New ORLEANS, June pa Galveston
NsIcsSspecial from San AntOaio, says: Re
liable information has been received that
Gen. M'Kenzie's expedition has returned to
tnis side of the river. He had no fight. but
he recovered four hundred head of stock.
He chased regular Mexican troops under Col.
Pedro Valdez twice, but could not overtake
them. Gen. M'Kenzie reached Fort Clark
on Friday
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The southern Freight rarln question.

NEW DIRK. June 2Z.-Ihe question OF tns
settlement OF a freight schedule for the rail
roads leading from Chicago, st. Louis and
Louisville to the south was before large
meeting Of presidents, superintendents,
freight agents, and other officials of southern
railroads, in this city to-day, and, after dis
cussion, the whole subject was referred to the
following committee, with power t arrange
AMI establish rates for all southern bound
freight: VIM. II. Smith, Geo. X. Knox, Seth
Frank, Geo. w. Adams, VIM. M'Rae, E. ID.
Alexander and c. II. Conklin.
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HOward's ExecaIioner Arrested In
Texas.

GALVESTON. June 22.-The Neics's COncho
special lays Desirodo PdducA, second in
command OF Sam f carlo, who commanded
the firing party III December last that eye
cuted Howard. Kinson and M'Bude, was ar
rested on the sixteenth 10y the State troops.
The other leaders are known to be in the
m0untairs skirting the Rio Graude on the
Mexican size, in sight Of the rangers camp,
except Chico Bcrela. z neral IN chief OF the
authorities have repi;ed to Judge BIocker's
demand for their extradit;on, which Is lost in
the mails. but which Is know 20 be evasIve.
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WASHINGTON.
Meeting of the Monumental Com nm ittee
to Devise Measures Toward Com
picting the Washington Mon
ument-Tre asury Notes
Etc, Etc Etc.

WASHINGTON, June 22.-Henry G.. Isaacs
mas been appointed superintendent of con-
struction of the United States custCmhouse
at st. Louis.
RESTORED TO DUTY.
By order of the President, Cashier and
Sullivan, respectively superintendent of the
engraving division and accountant of the bu-
reau of engraving and printing, suspended
May LIST, on the request of Representative
Glover, have been restored to duty
THE WASHINGTON MONUMENT
The monument commission met at the Tx
ecutlve Mansion to-day to arrange for the
completion of the monument. The Presi-
dent was asked to detail General Casey, SUI
perlntendent of public buildings. for the gem
eral superintendent of the work and execu-
tive officer; Captain Davis, of the engineer
corps, to prepare the plans for Strengthening
the structure.
TREASURY NOTES.
The treasury now holds $349, 727, 45O in
United States bonds to secure national bank
circulation, and $13 859, 900 in United States
bonds to secure public deposits United
States bonds deposited for circulation for the
week ending to day, 1922, 900; United States
bonds held for circulation Withdrawn for the
week ending to day, 1925, 900; national bank
circulation outstanding-tr notes, 1921
l60,760; gold notes, $1,432, 100; internal
revenue, 1898, 227; customs, 1858, 299; re-
ceipts of national bank notes for the week
ending to-day as compared with the CORE
spending period last year-1S77. Sc, 1897 900;
1878, SIS, S24, 600; receipts to day, 81 ,229 600.
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Two wire- killers Com mit suicide.

AUGUSTA, GA June % David Crawford,
colored, a dweller on Beech leland, South
Carolina, killed has wife and himself the other
night, and the following morning a white
man named Fer1e killed the woman with
whom he cohabited, and then himEelf.
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WEATHER INDICATIONS.

WAR DSrr.. oFEIcE CH. $40. OFRIcE.
WAsHE5GToS. June %, an
For Tennessee and the Ohio rd!lsg, sta
tiOnary or rising barometer. Horthacest to
southeast reiHds, partly cloudy rceaiher. and
occasional rains
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CEOAING RATEn

yesterday Of cotton and gold: liverpool cot
iOa. Id. Memphis cotton, II Use Ner0
Orleans cotton, II I-se Neg York cotton,
II 7-I6e. NSic York gold. 100 ) s.
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A BOO .OOO FonndrI Rerned.

MONTREAL, June 22.-Ives & Aliens
foundry and Ewing's coffee-mill, on sQdoen
and William streets, burned last night. Loss,
one hundred thousand dollars.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-06-23

How can l have a clear and brilliant COM
plexion? Simply by using DR.. Bulls blood
mixture and observing the rules of health.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-06-23
A Woman SLAYER Hanged

a Woman Slayer Hanged.
ST. JOHN, N. B June % WIN. Vaughan
was banged this morning for the murder of
Mary Quinn, an old woman, on the thirteenth
of February last.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-06-23

WAR DEr'T SIOsh.. SNRvICE l.. :. AMY, [
SATURDAY, June %. ls1S. 10 o. . m
Piass q Bar. Tn.-. NJ wind t.. weath-
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B. Lowenstein & Bros.
Masonic Temple Committee.

FTNHE Building Committee of the Masonic Temple
i of Memphis requests and will receive cash bids
for the completion or the building Plans and spec
ifcatiOns of the work TO be done can be seen at
Jones Baldwtn's Office. All bids must be sealed
and delivered to the committee and will be opened
by them the 18th day of July next, az the Score
tary's Office. Bids will be received up 10 ~ m. OF
that day, The right to reject any or all bids Is re-
served By this committee.
LOUIS HANAUER,
ID. T. PORTER,
r. c. WILLIAMSON,
Building Committee
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-06-23

Chickasaw Building & Loan Association.
DEGULAR monthly meeting for the payment OF
IN dues and for loaning the money occurs on
THURSDAY. June 9th, at 8 pm, over Union and
Planters Rank. Stock for sale In series. Fines
vii be enforced unless dues are promptly paid.
r. g. CRAIG, President.
A. HArcHETT, Secretary.
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MemnhI. Tenn

Dr. WIN. VI WRBB-O ONCE, 373 Main
street, Memphi-, Tenn.
THREATS all disease acute and chronic by the
l. most improved and pleasant misunderstanding
Electricity, Magnetism. and harmless medicines
The following are few OF the many chronic dis
eases that yield 10 our special mode OF treatment:
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Paralysis, Histeria Con-
WILSON'S, Headache Dyspepsia, Diseases of the Liver
and Spleen Ulcerations and Displacement OF " NIB,
Weak Spine. Asthma Bronchitis. Weak and sore
Eyes Amaurosis, Deafness Dis -harge from the Ears,
Tumors (ioter, synthetic Rheumatism, Ulcers,
Piles quickly cured Wit out caustic gature o. knife
Gravel removed without painful surgery; Obesity
excessive corpulency) cured without inconvenience
to patient; Tape-worn, impotence; Mercurials and
other poisons Iemoved from tn system; HydTopho-
bia Scrofula et,,, etc. Changes reasonable
Es- Night calls promptly attended TO.
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Masonic NOIice

u nWIHNING LODGE, No. 34l.-Wnl n
~ hold its stated communication on ~
EVENING, June Path. at O'Clock, @
for the purpose of celebrating st. Johns Day.
All Z. AS are fraternally invited.
BY order JOHN W. WAYNESBURG, W. III.
JAMES s. CARPENTER. Secretary.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-06-23

CYrene COmmandery. No. 4. n. T.
TNHE stated coneave of CyreDe Command. n
i cry, No. /, K T., will be held on MON
DAY evening, June oath, at 3 o'clock. for Xxx
dispatch of business Frztres Will appear in/ w
fatigue dress Visiting fratres courteousy invited
By order K c. WILLIAMSON, 9. 3.
BEN K. FULLEN Recorder.
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Anniversary OF 81. John

Anniversary OF st. John.
THE semi annual communication of
i South Memphis Lodge. No. IlS, will M
be held on MONDAY EVENING. June 24th, Xxx
at o'clock, for the celebration OF the ami wv
versary OF ST. John the Baptist z. A. IS frateInally
invited. By order F. NJ. NELSON, W. N.
BEN K PULLEN, Secretary.
MasoRic Notice.
T ELLA SCOTT LODGE; No. 2S9, will
IL hold Its stated communication on ~
MONDAY EVENING, June oath, at O'Clock, * ~
TO celebrate St. Johns Day. wv
All Z. AS are frateFnally invited
By order A. s. MYERS, W. NJ.
r. A. LYTIE, Secretary.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-06-23

MASOSIC TEMPLE OF MEMPHIS.
TT1HE stockholders of the Masonic Temple of Mem
i phis are requested to call at the Office OF the
Secretary of the Masonic Temple, room No IL Mag
nolia Block, on WEDNESDAY, July 3, 1878, be-
tween the hours of 10 a m an O'Clock I'm. and
vote upon the proposition for the Directors TO issue
Bonds of the Temple to an amount not exceeding
$4,000, to be used in completing the building. A
majority OF the stock must be voted in favor OF said
bonds. either In person or by proxy The Directors
are gratted to say iht the debt due Mr. John over
ton. has been arranged, and deed 10 the prop
erty will be delivered them the bonds can
be Issued and his portion delivered to him. They
are extremely gratiheu to announce 10 the sockhoG
ers and citizens, that they now about ready 10
proceed In building the Temple, and they are conf
dent Of It's completion by December next. IL the
lodges Masons and citizens will assist in the sale OF
the bonds, which will be in denominations Of $50
500 and $500, running from i've to fifteen years,
and which will be hrst-class securities. drawing six
Der cent interest pay able semi annually, the early
completion of the Temple Is assured,
DAVID z. MADDEN, PreSt
S. II. BROOKS,
ID T. PORTER,
LOUIS HAMA. ER,
L. c. WILLIAMSON.
ISAAC SCHWAB, Directors.
UxTrrr
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-06-23

ST. PAUL. June % General Forsythe, of
General Sheridan S staff reports no cause for
the Indian alarm IN Wisconsin.
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y. d. w. m.

d. U. w. M.
FTNHE officers and members of Chelsea Lodge, No
i A. are notified to attend the last regular meet
ing of the term, on MONDAY EVENING, June 24th
at o'clock sharp. Election or officers for the en-
suing term and other important business.
BY order W. r. KENDALL, President.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-07-10
BUBBLES.

The only distinguished fellow citizen re
ported at thla Office a. having fetched as far
as Carson on yesterday train from California
vas Dennis Mccarthy. The name suggests
a jaunting car and not a railroad coach
However, Dennis is too thoroughly natur-
alIzed to be condemned altogether to butter
milk and potatoes. AS complete newspaper
nan az ever pounded a shooting stick or
managed corps Of scribblers is that same
Dennis Bad cess to the man that's agin him !!
Nothing could be cooler or pleasanter or
more inviting than the dining-room at the
Ormsby House these midsummer days. Pant
is hoteller FROM base
We notice quite delegation Of those
Keen eyed, warlike sons of the wilderness,
the Piutes, in the city There Is one fine,
stawart savage among the number. His long
hair, straight as a string and black as crow 5
wing, falling over his clean linen coat gives
him wild look which well compares with his
nativity. Many of the WashOes are very
finely built men They are pretty thoroughly
acquainted with the situation BsnnOckwards.
General Rail showed US some handsome
glassware just received yesterday Also
sou,e fine chandeliers for either oil or gas );
and John Merle is very proud over some
stylish bronze hardware which he saysisfort the
doors and windows of the new Opera House.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-07-10
EMPIRE ITEMS.

We noticed among the delegates from
Empire yesterday Citizens Jones and Long
absugh. They present the contented appear
ence of men who are easy in their mind upon
the supreme question Of the Carson River
Wood drive.
Speaking of the wood-drive, we have
pumped out from the Jones reservoir the fol
lowing items;
The main drive is this aide of Markleeville.
This includes about So 900 cords of wood.
The so-called Dayton drive has all come over
the Spanish Dam. 1t will arrive in Empire
in day or two. This embraces between 25.
600 and 80 900 cords. It's destination may be
stated as "For Dayton and way stations. "
Some will be taken out at Empire, some at
the Morgan, some at the Merrimac, some
at the Vivian, some at the Santiago, and
some at the Eureka mill The bulk of the
drive will go to Dayton.
Dan Haugh has resigned the superinten-
dency of the Mexican mill and Frank Nc
Cullough succeeds him. This famous mill
will be run for the present on tailings. Frank
has removed to Empire with his household
gods Glad to have him 80 near a neighbor
to Carson.
Citizen Jones says that the contract for
the building of the addition to the Empire
school house has been let to Mr.. Crozen
William Nagee and Thomas Smith of Carson
are his surites.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-07-10
ON THE STREET.

black mustang, variegated with white
marks aroused the curbstone brigade
yesterday and entertained his rider with some
prancings and some very decided efforts in
the bucking line.
Brad Moore's ducks can't lay eggs fast
enough to satisfy the demand. We think
Brad must be practicing deception They
are probably ostriches grated onto goose legs
A small organ with one arm man attach
ment made music in the ear of the delighted
citizen as he paraded Carson street. A pla-
card on the front side of the instrument sets
forth the misfortunes of the grinder
Gentle grinder AZ thou grindest
In mine the Hundreth Psalm,
Wherefore g1yest thou when thou Gndest
Pence in thine unwashen palm 2
Carson street is so full Of the atmosphere
of blessed peace that the most e1acting
lovers OF excitement are contented to gaze
with admiration upon the silence of deserted
bar-room stove, cold beside it's temporarily
abandoned wood box
Doc BentOn's stock and store OF Carson
River ice-(the very best ice ever seen in this
market). Is finding a ready passage down the
swallowing apparatus or many thirsty Car
sonite these days of grace and perspirement.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-07-10
CARD OF THANKS.

The bereaved wife and relatives of the late
Mr. Christian Kitzmeyer desire herewith to
express their sincere thanks to the friends
who 80 kindly stood by them in their hour Of
trouble. To those who donated flowers and
otherwise showed so many acts Of kindness
10 the members Of the Grand Army of the
Republic and the Carson Turn Ferein Soci-
ETY. especial thanks are rendered, not only
when accompanying deceased to the grave,
but also during his last Illness.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-07-10

L. S. CoUTs. the politeness of Z. S.
Marshal Ash we are enabled to gather the
following items of .. S. Court intelligence
The District Court met yesterday and
entered decree of execution against the
bondsmen of Ulrich, bankrupt.
In the matter of J. w Varney, bank
rupt, the final discharge was granted.
Same order in the case of James Haligan,
bankrupt.
Adjourned.
In the Circuit Court the matter Of re-
ceiver i'll the Corbett case was in course of
argument