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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-04-10
GOOD NEWS FOR CARSON.

In yesterdays kilograms from Washington
the following items bearing upon the Mint il
this city, brightens the prospects of that in
stitution
| The House, in Committee of the Whole, to-
day agreed to all the items in the Legislative,
Executive and Judicial Appropriation bill
providing for the MINIS The amounts for
the San Francisco are: For salaries, S24 900;
! for wages of workmen and adjusters, 1915, 900,
and for materials and incidental expenses,
S97 800. The items for the Carson Mint are
as follows: Salaries, $23, 800; wages of
workmen and adjusters. $780, 900; materials
and incidentels, $42 900.
Then follows another bit of news relative
to the coinage of silver, the features of which
are explained in the following extract;
Representative Kenna to-day prepared and
put in circulation petition requesting John
F. House, Chairman of the Democratic
caucus to call caucus for Friday evening
next, in the language of the petition, with
view of providing by legislation at the pres
ent session for the free coinage OF silver, the
issue of bullion certificates based on either
silver or gold; the substitution of greenbacks
for national bank circulation, and the prohib
ition of any further increase of the bonded
debt of the Government" Under the Dem
ocratic rule ten members are a sufficient num-
Der to procure call for caucus. The Pc
tition has rlready more than sixty signers,
and the indications are that it will meet the
approval of such number as to secure the
Immediately.
If the above measures pass both branches
of Congress, the Carson Mint will again be
running in full blast by July. The free coin
age clause is most likely engineered by Sen
,tor Jones, who will do all that lies in his |
power; which is great, to prevent the abolish
nent of the only institution that Nevada can
'oast of as being supported by the National
Government.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-04-10

N THE DIsFkICT COURT OF PHE
Second Judicial District State Of Nevada in and for
Ornsby CountyIn the matter Of the of Edward
Miles, insane-Ese T. Niles, the guardian of the
Of the said Edward Niles (who has been adiudged insane
having the 18th day Of February A D. 1879 presented
to the Judge of this District Court petition verified by
her OATH praying that order mortgage certain
belonging to said Edward Niles that it would BE-
beneficial to said Edward Niles that such real should
o. moraged And having appeared to the Judge of this
Court by said petition, that it and beneficial
to mortgage the said real estate it is hereby ordered that
the of kin OF the said Edward Niles aud all persona
interested in the said estate appear before this Court
the Courtroom thereof at the Courthouse in City
Orrnsby County, SATURDAY THE 18th DAY OF
APRIL, A D. 1879, at 10 o'clock A then and there
show why order should be granted for the
borrowing Of money and the aging Of such estate
y. D KING, District Judge.
Attest: J. Fl. MARSHALL. Clerk.
Msrc! 10, 1870 4w
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-04-10

play will be excellently presented IN all re
spects. As there is likely to be great rush
for seats, it would be well to secure them
without delay, in order to get desirable ones.
SIGNS OF THE TIMEs.-One accustomed to
the ms and outs of the town can easily form
an estimate of the prevailing dizziness and
scarcity of money by seeing the old time
Aports quietly and contentedly sit at keno
game, playing for 81 SO pots with an earnest
ness as if their existence were at stake. Dur
ing flush times these very men would glance
at keno game or keno player with whitening
contempt. In those days they would buy a
stack of reds or blues, and if they lost they
would walk off as if nothing had happened.
But, now, alas. it is comical to see these indi-
viduals frown if some poor woodchopper
rakes in the little keno pot. Yes, truly, the
good, old flush times are among the things
that were, and can only be revived by big
strike in the Cowing and Zabriskie,
Coon FRIDAY. morning and evening
service at St. Peters Church ON Friday at II
o'clock and 80. Subject for the morning
sermon, "The Atouement Subject for the
evening sermon, " The Descent Of Christ into
the Place of Departed Spirits" The public
and all Christian people affectionately invited.
GEO. +. DAVIS, Rector.
A CoRREcTIoN. several ournals
throughout the State report Mrs Byckerdike, |
the lady who did so much good for our soldier
boys during the late war, a resident of |
resides here ar present, and is stopping at the |
OrmsbY House.
Muse The Color Guard orchestra is re-
hearsing it is stated, number of new pieces
not before brought out on this coast.
Mrs. GENERAL MARLErrE, who has been
passing the winter in the Atlantic States,
will return to Carson soon.
BULLIoN-The southern stage brought in
seven bars of bullion, consigned to Wells,
Fargo IL Co., yesterday.
WILL ARRIVE. His Excellency, Governor
will arrive here tomorrow morning
from San Francisco.
PERSONAL. w. S. Reyes, the mining ex- S
pert, and II. P. Burnhan, of Genoa, were t
in town yesterday.
BOARD OF PAEpoNs. This Board meets in | i
he Governors office next Monday. a
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-04-10
NOTICE.
I'm THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE sEo.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE sEC-
ond Judicial District County Of Ormsby State Of Ne
va1a-SoL SIMPSON VS. HIS CREDIToRs.Hotice 10 Credit
+ lnsolvent: Pursuant order Of the Hon. g.
King Judge Of the said District Court notice hereby
given to all the creditors OF the said nsOlvent Sol SF
son. be and appear before the said Judge the Court
Room of said Court in the city of Carson. in the county
Of Ormsby, State Of Nevada, on the SIXTH DAY Of
MAY, A D. 1879 at 10 o'clock A. NJ Of that day, theE
and there to show cause they why the prayer
Of said inslvent should rot be granted, and agp-
ment of his he made and ne be discharged FROM
his debts and liabilities, in pursuance Of the Statute h
such case made and provided and in the meantime I'll
proceed ings against said insovent be stayed.
Witness my hand and the seal Of said Court this "a
day of April, A. d. 1879.
tsEAl.l J. II. MARSHALL, County Clerk.
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THE class of Miss Virginia Ghetto was ex-
amined yesterday.
THE Color Guarders will have full dress
rehearsal tonight.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-04-10
COLOR GUARD. -

Tomorrow night the first of the Color
Guard entertainments is to be given. The
play will be excellently presented in all re-
spects. As there is likely to be a great rush
for seats, it would be well to secure them
without delay, in order to get desirable ones.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-12

DEMOCRATIC BULL-DozlSG in the South
Is bearing its legitimate fruit. The
colored people are said to DE leaving
Louisiana, South Carolina and other
"bull doing" States in large numbers,
and seeking that protection for life and
property in the Western States which
is denied them in the South. Kansas
seems to be preferred as their new To-
cality. In Louisiana the exodus has
begun with the return OF Spring, and
is creating great alarm among the
planters and landholders. The colored
people are selling Off everything they
own, and steamboat landings on the
Mississippi are crowded with those flee
| ing from Democratic hatred and persc
cution. II is not surprising that the
prosecuted co!ored man shSuld turn his
attention north westward for peace and
security. Now that they are no longer
slaves, they are free to 60 where they
please, and 60 they will unless they
are better treated, and the solid South
will be left in its glory. The chivalry
will then be compelled to take hold o'
the plough and hoe, Instead OF riding
over the country in masked disguise5
aud shooting down helpless coIored mel
to keep them from voting.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-12

THERE are twelve contested elec
ton cases in the new Congress, and in
all the cases except one, Clerk Adams
has placed the name of the Democrat
upon the roll. The exception is that
of Yocum of Pennsylvania who besides
being a Republican is II Greenbacker,
and may be able 20 retain his. seat
The Democrats cannot make their par
ty stronger by trying the contested
seats for if they do it will be to the ad
vantage of the Republicans. II neces
sary to insure their supremacy, how
ever, they may turn ont some R"pub
licans whose seats are not contested.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-12

IT is srArPD that = private hearing
was given by Mayor Allmend to three
young men, yesterday, who were
charged with insulting a young lady
on Sunday afternoon on Delaware Av-
enue. The insult no doubt was bad
enough, but it is not that We object to
90 much as the desire to screen some
body who pretended to be made OF a
little finer clay than the common herd
that are usually brought before His
Honor at the morning hearings. That
these young men belong to the upper
crust OF society is inferred from the
fact that they were granted private
hearing, and that they had one OF our
ablest baristers to plead their cause, and
yet they were low enough to insult a
lady on the Avenue in broad day light.
Had it happened after nightfall, the
crime in all probability would have
been augmented. We do not wonder
that these young men want to hide
their bad behavior from the pnblic,
but i. is a question whether the Mayor
has not set precedent that he will
Ind somewhat difficult to carry out in
all cases, for the humblest individual
that stands before his bar of justice
has the same right to a private hearing
that any other individual has, and if
he demand such a hearing the Mayor
under the precedent established by
himself could not refuse it. Equality
before the law should still be main
tanned and enforced, and We home the
day is far distant when Justice will
frown upon the humblest American cit
izen and smile upon the wealthy.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-12
Our school Teachers. l..

Tn. roard of Education in the liter
ary examination of applicants for
teachers positions SHOULD place upon
the curriculum OF studies, that which
above all others is more requisite in
tn. qualification of teachers than any
thing else, we mean the "Theory and
practice of teaching" A mere knowl-
edge of orthography, reading, writing,
arithmetic, roots and verbs, nouns and
powers, is not all that Is requisite i'll a
qualified teacher of children. 1t is not
80 much what the teacher knows, as
the ability to impart what she does
know that renders her proficient. A
kno sledg 20 Of the branches OF education
referred TO is secessary, but still she
may have a perfect knowledge of them
and still not know the theory and prac-
tce Of teaching, without which she can
never be successful. 1t would not be
amiss either for the BoarI Of Education
in the examination Of applicants for
teache ers' hOnors, t. look behind the
curtain into the hone circle and see
what kind Of disposition the applicant
has, whether she loves children or not
and whether she is kind to her parents
II she is Of cross, snarlish disposition
and morose AMI surlish to her parents
for Heavens sake keep her out from
amongst room foil Of children, nj
matter to what standard of literary
qualifications she may have attained
We pity the poor child that has such I
teacher, and yet from the reports mad
at the meeting of the Board of Educa
lion on Monday evening last, we mus
include that there are some Of tina
| kind in Wilmington, and in the nam'
of humanity the people should cal
| upon the Board Of Education to instant
" dismiss them from positions they arr
not qualified to fill.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-12

The LEGISLATURE of Georgia has pass
ed stringent law forbidding the carry
ing of concealed weapons. A curious
scene in connection with this law hap
pened the other day in court room
over which Judge Lester presided. The
Judge suddenly ordered the Sheriff TO
lock the court room door. lie then
stated that he had sen a p'stol in pos
session Of one Of the persons present,
who, if lie chose, might advance aud
give up his pistol and pay a fine of one
dollar, otherwise the Judge threatened
to present him before the Grand Jury.
One after another came forward, until
there wer- nineteen dollars and pistols
on the table. THE right nan has moi
come up yet, said the Judge, 81 will
give him one more minute" He came
and another man with him.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-12

vJygr INCEST PILLS ON EA RTA ARE .'R. SILVIA
VEGETABLE LAYER PILLS.. they h.'r'
yrIpe. .sicken or weaken In their operation, atc
hence they are theGcst pills ever offered. +
pecialy 0r aged peooic. They are - 'p'"t'
did Liver cure and elegant pmgatTt mI9i-
cine. They operate 'leaFantly AMI lhlid,
but thoroughly and a1ectuaily' Lhey t g.,
Tonstipntion or COs'iEeness, piles, SiHs
Headache, Biousnoss, Weak Bowels, nirr
ness, Vertigo, Weak Nerves, all Liver ete"
tlons, general Aches over the system, theJ
make better appetite, and in Rhcumatis,M, !
Neuralgia and Headache, IN connection WV
our Celebrated Pain Searcher, very speeny
cu-e Ia ATTAINED. We have over 2oO0 reieren.
ces of these pills. Elegantly Sugar coatef lt
cents n box. 1r five boxes for 81. Sent by mdil'
Principal Depot Fourth and King streets; rs
Wilmington Del. Philadelphia Depot eo1
Arch street sold bv dealers and at country
stores
Daily Republican., 1879-03-12

WADE HAMPTON don't know whether
he will attend the extra session OF Con-
gress or not, but il it is necessary for
him 20 be on hand to effect repeal of
Federal election laws he will be there.
OF course nobody expected anything
else from Wade, for these laws are a
standing menace to the South Carolina
bul-dozer and ballot box suffer-
Hampton don't want supervisors and
fair elections, because when there is a
fair election in South Carolina he and
his parry will be kicked out of Office
Nobody expects a thief to admire po-
liceman.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-12

SANrRL Townsend don't like the Ii
quor law now pending g ore the Lfgis,
lature but as there are two he does not
say which one, but as he thinks the
old law is good enough it is to be pre-
sumed that he is opposed to 10th the
proposed new measures, and he calls
upon poor men to assert their rights
and not have their liberties taken
away from them. This smacks like
business, and between the raids of the
potato bugs and whjskry rings there
may yet lie work for the new ColoneIs.
They would no doubt -strike till the
last armed foe expires" in the defence
of whiskey.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-12

JoASA Furnace on the Wilmington
& Northern railroad which has lain
idle for long time has resumed opera
tons and given employment to large
number of hands. The smith Brothers
hav. also commenced working the Gar
mon iron mines. Thus the iron manu-
factories all over the country are
spriHging into activity and the fires
will be lighted in all the furnaces and
forges which have been idle SO long,
giving work to the Industrious iron
workers who have been compelled tc
eat tn. bread of forced ideness SC
long.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-12

THE PHILADELPHIA Conference Of the
M. 4. Church meets to-day in the
Haines Street Church, Germantown,
Philadelphia. We have been promised
summary of its proceedings by a
young man from this city, who will in
all proba bility enter the ministry un-
der the Presiding Elder of the South
Philadelphia District.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-12
A Wilmington Court leose.

The State Senate has at last given an
evidence of its earnestness to pass some
law Of real utili ty and benefit to the
citizens OF New Castle County, by pass.
ing the bill providing for the erection
of new court house and county build
ings in the city of Wilmington, and al
lowing the Levy Court Of the county to
borrow $40, 900 for that purpose provi
dsd the city will appropriate site on
which to erect the county buildings.
There was no trouble in passing the
bill through the Senate, when the Sem
ators from New Castle county became
united, and there will be no trouble
In passing it through the House when
the New Castle county deleg alton unite
in support of it. That they will do
this can hardly be- expected as Mr..
Lambson who resides at New Castle
will no doubt feel constrained to obey
the wishes OF his constituents, if he
would ever hereafter expect political
prefsrment or Advancement. But there
Is no rea sou in the world why every
one OF the other members should not
mite in solid vote as it would he iao:e
convenient, and in every hundred
outside of New Castle hundred, the
large prepond-rance OF the people Is
in favor of Wilmington, aud VIZ would
not be surprised if even the citizens OF
New Castle, in the coarse of few years
would rejoice tina. the court house had
been removed to Wilmington. In con
versation with gentleman at New Cas-
tie, the other dag, We were Informed that
there we're signs that the new iron man
ufactories erected recently would be in
full blast and with a full complement
of hands, and when this was the case
he said it would increase the popula
tion OF the city to 10000. When New
Castle increases her population to TO-,
900, and when AMID the soln Is of the
sledge and trip hammers, the putting
OF bellows and the creakiug Of machin,
cry, commerce and merchandising will
nave increased in an equal proportion
the removal of the court house from
her midst will soon be forgotten. The
sounds and signs of growing prosperity
will bs to her a more soothing solact
than ever we're the surroundings Of q
court house or court in session. There
can be no doubt that the city Council
will act promptly provided the bill be
comes a law,in appropriating site fol
the new buildings, and where that site
is, has been forecasted long ago-tht
site of the old water basin at Tenth
and Market streets. Ii the city was
3 more commanding or eligible site
could not be found, and we doubt no
the city conncil will Immediately ap
propriate the site for that purpose a.
soon as the bill passes. The Levy
Court is in session now and will be un
til some time towards tht1aatter end o
April. The call for loan of so, 00(
at five per cant. would BE- promptly re
sponded to, and the court house b.
got snder way and finished in time
for the holding of the November tern
of court, or at least in time for the
May term.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-12
Advertising Rates.

The rates of this paper are s cents
Dor line for the first insertion of all ad-
vsrtisements, and three cents for all
subsequent insertions. Two third
rates for every other day. Yearly rates
ut special prices.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-12

THE HooDrUMs e California falling to
have the Chinese expelled by Congress
sional action have gotten up dire
conspiracy to starve The cele ti'l8 cut
by refusing to wear any more clean
shirts and thus ruin the washing busi-
ness.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-12

IDHEUMATIST.- his dreadful torment
X, the doctors tell US, Is in the blood, and,
knowing this to be true, we advise every SUI,
ferer to try o bottle Of Durang's Rhcumalic
Remedy. 1t is taken internaliy anu WI na PDas'
sold by every druggist In Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-12

ALL THE Democratic papers are
abusing Zach Chandler, and pitching
into Grant-a sure sign that both are
feared by the fierce Democracy.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-12
PUBLIC SALES.
.---faa-s ss-s7z- - 20 - 80
yOTBIIC SALE

/
Tho subscriber will sell at public salc, on
the premises now occupied by ~. p, sSvgjh
Nayior, on Union st between Del 'ILs.EsS'
aware and Pennsylvania Avenues, AlEs-s
ON SATURDAY. March 18th, 1879,
AT II O'Clock, m., sharp,
The following stock and farming utensils (;
three horses, ore a young Texas mare, with
ioal; four cows, . being Alderney and Dur.
ham with cali by her side; three yearliDg
helicrs, four pigs ! berkshire SOW; German
town carrLasc, with pole and shafts, one dear
born. hay bed. 3 carts, 2 wagons, ] set light
double harness, set wagon harness, set OF
de rborn harness, z sets cart gears, set plOw
harness, set lead pears, 2pl0ws. one cuItiya-
tors twin harrow, Telegraph feed cutter, l
horse trough, lot OF chickens, and many other
articles not mentioned.
CONDITIONS or SALE.-All sums of
S25 and under cash, over that amount credit
ol4 months will be given. by purchaser CIV
ing "a baDkable note with an appro,ed indor-
ser; interest added. or 8 per cent. of for cash
II settled on day Of sale.
WM. W. STAPLEK.
WM. i. NAYLOR.
J.. W. StIdham II son, Auctioneers.
feb ~ 3iW
Daily Republican., 1879-03-12
GOOD BUILDING LOT.

SATURDAY, THE ltTH DAY OF MARCH,
at4 p. NJ.
on the premises, without postponcment,
withdrawal or undertaking.
This lot ig 2jy6O feet, ana IL located on the
west side OF Chamberlain street, between
Thirteenth ard Fourteenth streets, near the
Wilmington and Brandywine Cemetery with
good nd dlaccnt Improvements, pleasant views,
and excellent ground for foundations and eel.
lars. aud win be sold as now staked Oft.
| lsRMs.-Cash on or -eiore March 20, when
deed and possession can be given.
j. =. nEALD, Clayton House Building.
nhs-i2.l4-l5 Agent 10 effect sale.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-12
RCCER1E.S GROCERIES!.
" At
NJ. 1909 MARKET STREET.

California Honey, very best. 2Es. E. % cents
Vienna Ginger Snaps ircsh twice u
week. per b..,...,.. .,.,. .... 80. 10 -
h can best table peaches g,rr can. 20
= caEs beat table peaches ,...... 25
Fine table peaches. parnI .ul IN sugar 10
cents. a bargain. one hund ~ and fitty buck
cts OF lily, all kinds, at !214 cents. Another
let OF oysters at cents Il eau lArge cans i
cents per can 4glasses Of Jelly Is cents 3
cans Of tomatoes 25 cents; tomatoes, s cents u
ran. rs rice "5 cents I MS prunes IS cents.
3 rs RI sins Is cents.
We have the greatest bargains In canned
goods this ide Of New York. Stilson peaches
10 cents, Cirt cheap. Sugar 0, 7, 3, and 10
cents per pound.
We make speciality Of Flour, all grades
and prices
Cur Coffee at 10 cent?, and 2 ts for % cents
Is truly excellent, and our Lngish sugar
curei herring, at9 cents yer bunch, Is just tho
thing Tor Lent.
Thomas N. Weir,
NO 1909 MARK EFT STREET
Daily Republican., 1879-03-12

nUBLlC SAI.E.-OI tn" entire stock and
fixtures Of ~ Grocery store, ut North
wr,' Corner Of Eighth and Lombard streets,
on II ursday, March H. nc 10 O'Clock.
IlhlU 81 JOHN 5. UBER.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-12
DEAD THIs.-Now is the time to try your

DEA ID THIS.-NOw is the time to try your
II luck, us have II large amount Of goods
Sthat must be disposed Of About II 900 worth
of useful goods to be given away in presents
to those who visit Chadwick's delaware
Museum. 2O7 W. Fourth street. For the las,
time in Delaware. the Museum Will reopen to
the public on saturday, February H. 1879,
from a. III. until II p. M, daily with new
curiositics from all parts OF the world, fer
few days only, then the Museum viii be
Ing a ticket to the Museum, which is only 10
cents, will receive an envelOp from box stat
ing the present they are to receive; varying
from ten cents to 3 dollars Remember this
is no soil or humbug. Everythin, will be
done az represented. lhe Museum alone is
worth Is cents admttanrc. Music will be in
Attendance. WHi. ii. .tHhDWlCk,
tebla-tf Proprietor.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-12

rh. REpUaIJCAN ha. the largest
., recitation Ut any paper In Deia.
ws-r, advsrtisar. take a motto of
Daily Republican., 1879-03-12

NTD1lCE.--All persons are forbidden TO
~ trust any one on our account with.
out written order from US. GE ".
VERNON Il SONS. lnll-t
Daily Republican., 1879-03-12

nlVlDEND.
~ OFFICE or DEL WESTERN X. H. Co.,
February 70, 1879.
The Bonra Of Directors have this day de
clared dividend Of one per cent on the capi.
tai stock as now recorded on the books OF this
company, payable en- or after March |. next
The TIans'ce Books will be closed until Mon.
day, March D. WM NJ. tANBl,
feho6-lOt Prest. ana Treas.