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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-30
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All Trotting Races for three in five, except in the
three year Old trot, which is best in three In al
trpttng four and three to start
Entries to Trottn Race to close with Secretary Sep
ttnbcr lst 1879 Entrance fee, ten per cent Of purse
National TrOting Association Rules govern trotting.
Nominations in stakes must be made Secretary Sep
TENDER l, 1879
Entries for the purses be male For Wednesday
races on MONDAY preceding Tor Thursdays races, or
Tuesday; FOR Fridays Wednesday,; for Saturday
Thursday, the regular time for closing entries
designated by The rules. Those who have nominations
in the stakes must to the Secretary i'll writing which
horse they viii START the day before the o'clock
Horses entered in purses only be drawn by
sent Of the Judges The rules Of the Pacific Blood Horse
Association will govern running Each day. races
will commence promptly at l o'clock All entries
must be addressed to the Secretary.
EEOFD MILL. President.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-30

A Few California journals still keep up the
howl of Kalloch's cussedness, and publish
kilograms from various parts of the country
detailing the story of his life. The man lies
wounded and helpless and never may, per-
haps, recover; at any rate, this raking up of
old sores and piling on personal abuse has
already done It's work, and to keep up the
howl can do no party any good If Kali
loch lives there is no epithet so vile; no amount
of disclosures, however damaging to his
former life, can prevent him from being
Mayor of San Francisco, and if he dies they
will all be forgotten when it is remembered
that he fell by the hand of All assassin.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-30
Third Day Friday. Oct. IL.

No. Running stake for year eldsD Dash of three
quarters of mile 80 entrance so forfeit Sl25 added
by the Society.
No. ;. Same Day, Trotting-Free for all. Three miles
and repeat. Purse 1880. First horse, $3.50 second Sl00
No 9. Same day, Trotng-Free for all three year ois
in Nevada; also, in Sierra Lals5en Pumas and Moioc
Counties California, and Grant and Lake Counties Ore
Purse 1900 First horse, $lZ0; second horse 800;
third horse, $50.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-30

The State Journal takes strong grounds
against Sharon, based upon his continued alb
sence from the Capitol and neglect of the in
terests of his constituents during an important
session of Congress- fact which will proba-
bly, place him, as it should, hors d't combat,
and send some one to represent this State
who is not so crowded with private business.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-30
Second Day-Fhursday. Ock. I6.

No. T. Runnin--Free for all. One half mile and
peat. Purse, $3.50 First horse $780, second horse so.
No ;. Same day, Running stake Dash of one mile aud
quarter for three year ODDS. SO entrance $40 Oret
1850 added by the Society.
No 6, Same day, Trotting For 2:27 class. Purse,
$500 First horse $780, second horse, $40, third $50.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-30

No 10. Running Free for ALL Dashof three-quarters
of mile. Purse $i00. First horse SO; second,
No II. Same dav Trotng- Free for all. Purse $500
First horse 800; second horse, $40; third horse $50
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-30

THE trial of the striking coal burners ended
as suddenly on Wednesday as did the Coron-
er's inquest. 1t is evident that the defense
have concluded that they would have to try
their case before the District Court, as the ev-
idence was such as would prevent the Justice
from dismissing it, and so offered but little ev-
idence in rebuttal. The strikers were re-
leased on bail, in the sum of $500, This will
have the effect of bringing the matter properly
before the Grand Jury. Two more of the
strikers, arrested after the Fish Creek affair,
will be brought before Judge Cromer to-day
Sentinel
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-30
Telegraph Cigar Store,
j. f. FARRELL, Proprietor
a DAISY OF A BIT CIGAR,


~ CEASED Notice is hereby given by the under
signed, Of the above named
of and all persons having claims against said deceased
to exhibit the same, with the necessary vouchers within
ten months from the first publication of this notice
undersigned, at the Office of A c. Ellis, Carson City
Nevada " MITCHELL
Executor of Estate of Besso Iyancovch deceased
Carson City, Nevada August r. 1879. al3-4w
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-30
SPEED PROGRAMMES:
First Day-WednesGlay. Oct. Is.

No l. Running-Free for all horses in Nevada also,
all horses in Sierra Lase PumaS and MOdOc Counties
California, ard Lake and Grant Counties, Oregon One
mile dash Purse $50, First horse, 800; second horse
$50.
No. 2. Same dav, RUnning-Free for all. Mile and
repeat. Purse $500. First horse $40; second horse
$50; third horse, $50
No 3. Same day, TrottiDg-Free for all horses in
Nevada; also all horses in Sierra Lassen Pumas and
Modoc Count les California and Lake and Grant Counties
Oregon $50 class. Purse 5000 First horse, tl20;
ond horse $50; third horse, $40.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-30

THE Decision of Justice Leonard discharg-
ing Philip Deidesheimer from arrest for refus
ing to admit visitors into the mine under his
charge is published elsewhere. Judge Leon
ard holds that the law is so vaguely worded
that it would be impossible for Snperinten-
dent to know whether he was complying with
it or not, and that Superintendent Daides-
heimer was entirely justified in refusing the
visitor Thompson. The case came up on ha-
beas corpus and was heard in Chambers by
Justice Leonard, but the other Justices CON
Enterprises
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-30

Cool and delicious beer. The proprietor, Victor A.
Muller, lives the premises and is on hand at all hours
to attend to his custo Call and see him. a23
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-30

THE drivilling old shears of the Eko In
dependent is mad, and gives us a compliment
tarY notice on account of mere bit of bad
image. We have as much respect for the
State University and for EIko perhaps, as
the old feeder at the public crib, who edits
heaven save the mark-the Elko independent
We regret the necessity of personal allusion
to any one in the columns of the APPEAL,
and especially to so insignificant a sheet as
the independent, which is run neither in the
interest of Ogden or any other place that we
are aware of
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-30

finest brands OF Liquors and Cigars always on hand
The celebrated Tea Kettle and Old Mailer Whisk.s
and Opera Cigars 4 specially
The LADIES SALOON to the right of the main ansarc
10 tne opera House Is fitted up taEtefully and here
Ice cream, fruits and Berries in season and
Cakes are to be had at ali times
jsl4H
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-30
EE0ED HILL. Presiaien
VI. l.. Wager. Secretary
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

CARSON CITY, Nevada, September !, 1879.
fter the above date all work done by the dray-
son City will be charged for as follows, to-wit :
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-30

GREENBACKs, which were formerly refused
in Canada, now command a prelnium.-Sen-
We have heard Northern secessionists dur
ing the war offer bets, that inside of five years,
greenbacks could be bought at one dollar a
hatful. We have seen none of them orna-
menting the cabinets around saloons, as curl
osities and relics of lost cause. The hatfuls
are not so cheap as all that.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-30
STATE AND COAST ITEMS.

The total shipment of bullion from Bodie
district, from the LIST to the % of August, was
S213, 51S 10.
The Herald complains of dull times in Nam
moth City; no pay days; no money and half
the population prospecting in the hills. A
poor prospect for Mammoth.
Another divorce is on the tapis in Eureka,
the parties being a well known painter, who
is seeking separation from his wife Serves
him right.
| The Eureka Daily Sentinel has been removed
to its new building, and George congratulates
himself on its history and progress The Sen
incl is credit to the Nevada Press; an enter
prising and we'll edited sheet and consistent
in its politics. A weekly edition will issue
from tomorrow; desideratum for country
subscribers We congratulate the Sentinel
on its success.
The United States Grand Jury has found an
Indictment against E. j. Baldwin for violat
ing the internal revenue laws by reflling old
packages with spirits without cancelling
the revenue stamp thereon and selling the
same at his store in Los Angeles county. He
is also charged with failing to make proper en-
tries in his books as required by law.
The Ogden Dispatch of Monday says:
About noon to-day rumor gained circula-
ton that Mr.. j. F. Graham, Cashier of the
Central Pacific Railroad Company here, had
been detected in defalcations amounting to
S42, 900. A Dispatch reporter at once re-
paired to the Central Pacific headquarters to
ascertain particulars, but found the officers of
the road exceedingly retcent about the affair,
and was unable to learn anything. The ac
cused waived examination, and was held to
answer His bonds were fixed at 500, 900
The Mammoth City Herald makes this
point on Wright's Committee, which any SEN
sible man will endorse: 1.-The San Francisco
papers are full of the testimony being taken
before the Wright Congressional junketing
party on the Chinese question. We fail to see
anything new in the columns of trash with
which the CAL, for instance, daily doses its
readers 1t is the same old story that has
been so often tod-the same arguments
against the heather, the same violent diatribes
on the part of the sand lot leaders, who gen
orally manage to get summoned as witnesses.
While this dreary testimony is being labori-
ousy transcribed, Wright, the Chairman of
the Committee, is fraternizing with the sand
lot, making demagogue speeches from the
Kearney forum, and otherwise disporting him
self like the egregious ass that he is. The
whole business would be amusing if it were not
such costly one to tax payers. Wright's
iaunt across the continent on a kearney
stumping tour will cost the I. S, Treasury |
something like s. 900.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-30

SIR ROWLAND HILL, the author of cheap
postage in Great Britain, is dead at the age of
81. The system subsequently extended
to the United States, and the whole world
owes Sir Rowland debt of gratitude
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-30
ELECTRIC LIGHT!

II Sam pes, w,&A Instructions
for Self 8Seasufenrcnt sent free
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-30

Count WIEsNEIsUsKI, the Earl of Wicklow,
and Hugh j. Glenn were all at the Palace
Hotel on Monday. Wonder if Glenn wore
that broad brimmed tile with which he is
picturedin the Examiner, and whether he went
down to attend to the interest of De Young?
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1879-05-24
-lllartres on LIT rue Royalp.

Charities on la rue Royale.
La Nouvelle-O Orleans, faute dc
$4,000, n'achete pas uue machine
i cremation.
Tn inceulie a dttruit Ia partie
nord est de Milneburg. Perte to.
tale: S500U0.
Les incendies Aeviennent fire.
QEents i In Nouyelle.O Orleans.
La banque du Sud paiera tres
probablemeMt SEES %crGnncicrs. Et C
he sera que justice.
La Nouecllc Ata7n on M file d
l'csprit, uuvre du poIte.prntre Cl.al!.
ta.!ma, Went de paiAitre. LhiSto.
rien Gayarre nornme Chahta-lma le
Chateaubrianu de la Louisiana.
-Tontes les societies FRANCHISES
de la Nonvelle-O Orleans. CONSUL en-
tete, %lonneront demAin. aux Fair
Grounds, une gyande fete chalnpt.
tre an bt.utiice de IUnion I'raneai
Sc. Bravo! L'Umion Francalsc Ia
merltG par son deyonement.
Par les %jouinauS DIES villcs ct
dos campagnes on volt que le mais
est superbe, la came convenable,
le cotton bean ct e ,ria on dGtressc El
detrcssc Ii OIL mai1quent les pompcs
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1879-05-24
lie Conseil d'Etat 1eFranccyient

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Nt nourQuOl:
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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1879-05-24
lie CAa,lrarii devient s6rieux
lendrolt DIES jesuites.
diff 3 T54 r. -

ueS JeSulLeS.
II dit:
IN. de Girarain defend les ~jesuites au
nom de la lberte moi, :" elev6 dams un Sc
minaire, " je les signale 4 In r6probation
dies royalistes !; ct 81 NJ. Ferry les regard .
CONNIE portant le dral,eau de la contre-
Revolution, pour moi lis porteut le dra-
peatl dn g Regic;de. .
"Je mai pas besoi. derarpeler que tous
les encyclopedias ont 6te eleves par les
j6snitcs, y comprls Noltaire, !" lie plus lia-
boliluc de tons!i" De parcels fruits de-
vraielt montrer &c one ylut l'arbre, c'est-
a-direF 6ducation.
. Je suisd'avis qa'on enleye auS .jtsuites
le droit denseigner
"Parce que trente au moins d'entre eux
ont calebre lie tyraunicide.
3.Cest, en 1881, les iesuites Campian,
Skerwin ct Briant. mis- 4 mort pour avoir
conspir6 contre Elisabeth d'Angleterre /;
Barrlere, tcNIant a~'assasiner Henri " en-
1882 sur Finstigation du r. Var a lie !; c'est
lenI complieit6 ayec Jean Chatel c'est
ie r.. Guisnard, pentl1 on place de Greve,
pour apologize dn regicide co sunt les mi
serables qni en- 1898, ont fanatlse celui Gui
dot taer Maurice dc Nassau ; c'est Olde-
corn ct Garnet executes, CONNIE instiga-
teurs dc la conspiration de Gonares, en-
l6,5 ; co sont les j~eslites qui, Ell 1910 font
peindfe IN tableau re~preseutart Ravaillac
montant an ciel ct Henri " pr6cipite dams
les enters Gle MEILI.Eun DE Nos Ro1s y.
aCestle T. Mariana, fsiSant Iapologie
dl r6ggicide /; c'est leEP. Jouveney. eli 1907,
elassaIt les ,assassi.s des rois parlHli les
martyrs c'est lenr elaVe, Damiens, atten
liant y III vie de Louis XIV, en- 1857 !; &c sont
les pAres Malagridn, Huatot ct Alexandre,
Se smettallt a In tste daS coninrsS alli AS
sassinent le roi de Portugal. Etc, etc.
'sJe ne parle pms des banaueroutes dn
rare Layaiette, quisyalurent aux j~esuites
d'etre expnlses DE France en- 1761 mais
10 repete avec IN lniaistre celebrc de la
InVnyfchiea 4ui 'ai roua ma vie, avec NJ.
Gaizot: En- Angleterre,, les j~esuites ont per-
du ltss reis en- Espags,e, ills ont perdu les
peuplesaTon a ets contre enx Ia fortuue
etsles apparences.n
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1879-05-24
A-t-il etc tcnir sa cour Il New.

E
A-t-il etc tcnir sa cour Il New.
York
En attendant, la prison de st.
Jacques s'emplit, ct Ia justice ,leja
peu seriensc, deyicnt une yerita.
bic farce.
Rdtition-Unc petition circule en-
st. jacques, signee par .marchands
ct n6gociants, adressee aux Solons
dc Ia paroisse, ct dcmandant la fer
metures des magasins 10 dimanche.
Les signatures ct pGtitionnalrcs
sont a%ssurenent dams leur droit.
Mails lie Jury dc Police, qui doit
respecter In libert6 du travail, peut-
il taire droit il la demnnde DIES dts
petitiOnnaircs Y @5@...1
Nous Ms 10 croyons pas.
Mails les marchnnds ct negociants
lie no,re paroisse, sous la loi exis.
tailte, en- vcrtn de leur tres grande
llbcrte, peuvent tonjours termeI
lenrs magasins lie dimanchc.
lit le luudi, ct lie mardi, ct 10 mer-
creul, ct le jeudi, ct lc yendredi, ct
le samedi - .--
La loi pnnirait quiconque les for
cerait a onvrir leurs bontiuues con
tire leurs volontG. u A."
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1879-05-24
IDcrnicrcs Nouycllcs.

lie Vice-president Wheeler a
NAL aux merits.
lie president Veto ne ~laisscra
pas passer le bill DIES credits ltgis-
Iatit, @eytcutif ct .iudiciaire.
Lc s~tcretairc Sherman refuse la
candidatnre dc g%ouverneur de
rOhlo. ".
-Greye des arrimcurs 4 New.
York.
La Ligne dc Temperance, rtunie
i Indianapolis, a tait un ticket dc
buyenrs d'eau.
La convention prcsbytGriennc
de Memphis vcut qu'on observe le
sabbat.
ia Convention dc Ia Louisiana.
dams lc cas- Augustin.Ilivct, cleo
ton c%ontestGe, a declare gn'nne non.
yelle election aurait lieu lc 90 mai.
Rivet sera Giu.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1879-05-24
T'cuillcton du Iouisianais
SIMPLE Nlsro1nr.

En- yGrit6, c'cst une simple histoi-
re.
TT &C era tgalement unc historic
fort courtc ct tres morale. 4
Car Ton nous accuse asset volon.
tiers d'aimer les chooses sans fin, de
courir apres les longnenrs, dc tou.
jours prennre le chcmin DIES coolers
ct de %bnisSonner il tout pTopos.
Nous sonmes IN maraudeur..
Ge gul p0urrait bien ctre une &C
cnsaliun merltcc.
Eft nous nc nous dGientlons que
faihlement.
Cest Que l'ecolc buissonniere a
son charme; ct la liSne droite, avec
sa %geosnetrle ahsnrde, ponrrait bien
he convcnir qua DIES arpentcurs.
IL est 81 bon, par les tIaiclles
matinfes de p%rintemps, quand les
arbres sont pleins de concerts ct les
bnissons blancs de tleurs, dequitter
la Tongue ct monotone route de tout
lie moude.
Mnser a son prix.
Dependant, cette fois, tenant
compile au reproche mGlitG, nous
serolis court, tres court, excessive
ment court. a-t- t5-
Quatre on cinQ chapitres tout an
plus.
Et pas de dissertations scicntift-
ques, philosophiques, historiques GU
thtoloyiques. .:-r
Aycc la th6ologic, qui est science
tres plolonde, on sc broaillcrait
ayec son pere ct avec sa mere.
QUAINT 4 la philosophle, il ne sled
pollt den talre parini Gus ii est
trop de gems qui Ia prennent pour la
gralidc bette apocalyptique don't par,
lie Jean. Et il he laut point tonrmcn-
ter les gems Qui yeulenJ doriDir Ell
palN. ~-1r
Mais 81 nous promotions d'ltre
court, dormant ainsi raison i ceux
qui nous reprochent DIES longueurs,
DIES l%enteurs, DIES haneries, DIES fam
taisles ct des habiludes d'6cole buis.
sonniere, tleurie ct vagabonde, il
nous convent, tout en- dtclarant que
notre simple Historic sera morale.
dc reyendiquer pour toutes nos nu-
yres, celles d'hier ct celles d'avant
hier, lie meme titre ct lie memo droit
4 In moTdlite.
Car il ne serait pas bien ,juste
que DIES t%urlupins de mauvais goilt
ct dc mauvaise odeur, don't les YER
tus sont un peu RANGES on
tres dontenses, qni ressemblent yrai-
ment plus il Basile ct il Iartufe qu'
Il saint Jerome on i saint Augustin,
sc p%ermissent d'accuser d'immorali-
to ct dimpurete dies Rnyres ct DIES
llvres ne sentant point CONNIE eux,
n'ayant point leur morale, ct fran.
element h~onnetes. ....
&c serait egalemcnt singulier.
Ces turlupins,ln, voyez.vous, avec
leurs grands mots, lenrs grands airs
ct lcnrs seltuenses gnmaces, sont
commandment DIES thrceurs.
Et nous trouyons fort risible qu'
lis veuillent Sc poser I'M maitres,
en- moralistes ct en- juges. Leurs tt
tres ne semblent bien positifs a
personne. s@3
Carla v61itable morale, celle du
devoir, de lhonneur ct de la vcrtu,
vent autre chose que DIES mots,
DIES phrases ct dies grimaces. Ii lui
faut Ii %sineeritt, Ia yerito ct lou
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1879-05-24

sie,tg Hoade.-Ls Parliament fran
gals est renni. On suppose quill vo-
terra le retour DIES Chambres i Paris
ct le projet de lei Ferry. MATS les
peres jjesuites, congregation non an
ttori@ee ct yises par la loi Ferry,
orient y Pintolerance, i IL violence
q 4 Il Observation-Disclosures "a
etre grlci6. lnel crime a,t.il done.
commits 1r-LAngleterre refusant de
coopfrcr aycc IL France pour le
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1879-05-24
I~CN A
VDNDRB

I'm demi arpent de terrc S, OUT
trc-yingts dc profondeur, ayec mai-
0 neive ct residence, magasin on
store garni, deux cabanes on mai
sonnettes, menbles, cuve, hangar,
magasin d mails, pigeonniers, deux
%charrettes a RESORTS, trois cheyaux,
trois vaches, etc.
La proprietc est situce a st. JAG
ques, rive gauche. il environ SIS
miles de In Nouvclle-O Orleans. -
Conditions conyenables.
S'adresser surIle lieux i Me. We,
Il. LEVY, on a Me. We. +. LEVY,
Convent =. O..
st. jacques, Is mai, 1879.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1879-05-24

IT. "zEEEL EEEaH WIZ. L.- ---
observation-disclosures della conven.
ton louisianaise, CONNIE une baleine
qui monte du fond de la mer, com
mence 4 montrer le bout de sa
queue ct son dos. L'animal est de
belle taille. On le vera tout d fait
bien demain, gnand il sera sur l'eau.
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-08-09

THE undersigned desires TO inform the
/ farmers of Berkeley and adjoining
counties that he keeps constantly on hand
a full assortment OF the best AGRICUL-
TURAL IMPLEMENTS made, among
them the following:
Triumph Force Feed Grain Drill,
with Fertilizer Attachment, second TO
none in the country.
The Conklyn Farm and Platform
Spring Wagon.
The Celebrated Oliver Chilled Plow.
The Celebrated Montgomery Wheat
Fan.
The Randall Disc Harrow, the
wealth producing implement Of the
world.
Fodder and Straw Cutters, Corn
Shelters, Wagon Jacks, &c.
The Celebrated Oliver Chilled Plow IS
now acknowledged TO be the best in the
country. Over 500 Of these Plows are in
use in Chester Co., Pa, 700 iii Lycoming
Co., and 100, 900 in the United States.
The Oliver Chilled Plow has beaten the
Syracuse and several Others in several
field trials. The average draft OF this
Plow in heavy timothy sod in furrow Of
8 inches in depth, ID 81 inches in width,
being only 575 pounds.
Farmers will do well to call on
i. 4. VoLLMER. Agent,
No. 81 Wet King Street.
Jaly 5, 1872. iy