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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-08-03
A NEW IDEA IN COPYRIGHT.

Mrs. Edwards, the novelist, writes to the
London Times suggesting a novel plan
whereby English authors may acquire
copyright in the United States under the
existing law. He~ proposition is that the
foreign author sell half his book to an
American and half to an English publisher.
Suppose, for instance, the author has COM
pleted novel Of twelve hundred manu-
script pages. Let him sell six hundred
pages 10 Hurst Blackett, of London. and
six hundred to Harper & Brothers, of New
York. Then let the book be published
simultaneous by both houses. Pirates in
either country. says Mrs. Edwards. would
be free to reprint the part of the story pub
lished in the other country, but as this
liesnse.woald apply to only half the book
the practical effect would be to prevent
the publication of the whole or any part
In this way. she continues, might Eng ish
authors acquire protection in the United
States. There is but one objection to this
scheme-it is utterly worthless. Under no
circumstances will American copyright
vest in q literary work Of foreign author
ship under the present law. The only
method of securing this end is by new
1aw ar a treaty.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-08-03
SUMMONS.

TN THE DISTRICT CURT OF THE and
! Judicial District, Of the State Of Nevada, In
ir the District Court Of the Second judicial Dis
trict of the state of Nevada in and for the County
Of Ormsby. and the Complaint filed In said Office
of the Jerk of said District Court ~. g .4.4
ALICE POLLARD, Plaintiff,
JOHN p. POLLARD, Defendant.
The State of Nevada sends greeting to John p
appear in an action brought against YOU by the
above named plaintiff in the District Court of the
Second Judicial District of the State of Nevada In
complaint filed therein "a copy Of which accom-.
paAies this sunni ons) within ten days exclusive
Of the day of servicel after the service on you Of
this summons II served within this county; or #
served out of this county, but in this district,
within twenty days, otherwise within forty days
or Judgment by default will be taken against
you. The said action is brought to recover
Judgment and obtain o decree dssovirg the
bonds Of matrimony heretofore and now existing
between you and the above named plaintiff upon
the grounds: Ffrst-That you have failed. neg
lected and lefused for the space of more than one
year last past, to provide for said plaintiff the
common necessities Of life. when such failure
you could not have avoided by ordinary indus
try Second-That You have contracted since
ness. which incapacitates you from contributing
your share toward the support of this plaintiff.
Plaintiff afro seeks to obtain a decree giving her
Pollard, and judgment for costs. And You ' are
hereby notified that If you fail to appear and
swer the said complaint as above required, the
pla1ntiff will apply to said Court for the relief de.
manded in her complaint herein now on file in
the office Of the Clerk of said Court.
~, Given under my hand, and the Seal of
! SEAL. the District Court of the Second Judi
49,, cial District of the state of Nevada, in
and for the county of Ormsby, this 18th day of
June, in the year OF our Lord one thousand eight
jelsf
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-08-03

Alexander Dumas celebrated dwelling,
Monte Cristo, near St. Germain-w with its
mock Chateau d'If on the lake, its Moorish
chamber and saloon, the walls and pillars
papered with the title pages Of his 800
romances, tales and dramas is for sale.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-08-03

The Rev. Henry Kni.ht Of Clifton, Kan :,
Knocked down man who expressed hope
that the President would not recover. An
eyewitness estimated the weight of the
blow at ID 900 pounds. A church tribunal
will determine the gravity of the offence,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-08-03

The Alameda County Judge who sen.
tences eleven.year-old boys to the State
Prison Of California is catching particular
6ts all along the line land he deserves It.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-08-03
NOTICE TO CREDITORS,

N THE DISTRICT COURT OF rYxk
Sscond Ju oIcia District Of the state of No,ns. :.
and for the County Of OInsiy Joseph hvD, "a
His CTeditoIs-N".e to Creditors of lso, vent = py..
suant to order If The Hon. S. d. King iudr, "a a..
said District Court IL and for UrmsI, county n.ss =
hereby given to all the creditors Of the >. insor "a
ops Court, at the Court m Of said Court IN -.
cry IN the sa,d county OF Ormsby on the EIkvEA7R
DAY oF July, D. 1881, at 10 O'clock II. Of that ssy
rayer Il said Insovent sbou not be gr,nted nae =.
assgnm mt OF his e:tats be made and he be assary.I
irem debts and Liabilities, In pursuance the 4r4e
In such case made and provided and in the nsass A
proceedings against "a lDsolvent be stayed.
Witness my hand and the seal Of said Court sssa M
(sKALl day Of June, A. D. 1881.
tunes-sod N. D. HATCH. Csrt
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-08-03

Says the Graphic: But whatever be Mr..
Conkling's errors, omissions, and short
comings az Senator, he leaves public life
without a suspicion of jobbery. With the
exception the two years from 1868 to 1865,
he has been continuously in Congress from
1859 rp to the time of his resignation
Unless rumors are false, great many jobs
have passed through Congrs ss during the
twenty years Of Mr.. Conkling's services in
both branches of Congress. Let rs remem-
Der to his credit that he has been pure
where so many have been corrupt. His
honesty stands out more prominently than
his ability. iii. &, S,--z--..,.,+, @
IS6ck Ecchange: A reporter of the New
York San has been interviewing Emma
Abbott on what'he calls tho true inward
ness of her kiss Emma says that there is
really 10 Has g alt in Romeo ard Juliet ;
only making believe. II these OSCILLATIONS
are only false. the trne Abbott kiss must
be sopething sublime Something to
draw ons 4 MANS soul like porous plaster,
ss it were. $50 .sl<ls 49,. = {, ~
81
The dispatches state that many of the
leading hotels in London are crowded with
Americans. The influx of visitors is 80
great from this side of the Atlantic that
Laboucbere Of the London Truth suggests
that some enterprising Yankee should build
great caravansary and conduct it in the
American style.
Some one asked ex-senator Conkling a
few days ago, "What are your plans p He
replied. II shall first apply to Whitelaw
Reid, John Hay, and Henry Wat'erhouse
for their permission to practice lit e law,
and awaiting their favorable reply, will at
tend to an accumulated correspondence"
King Kalakaua again authorizes the pub
lie declaration that he has no intention or
desire to auction off or sell or dispose of or
transfer the right. title and interest of the
party of the first part in and to the Sand
wich Islands. He says he prefers the
independence of his kingdom.
The Rev. Henry Kni.ht of Clifton, Kan
Knocked down man who expressed hope
that the President would not recover. An
eyewitness estimated the weight of the
blow at Il, 900 pounds. A church tribunal
will determine the gravity of the offence.
Alexander Dumas celebrated dwelling.
Monte Cristo, near st. Germain-w with it's
mock Chateau DIFF on the lake, its Moorish
chamber and saloon, the walls and pillars
papered with the title pages of his 300
romances, tales and dramas is for SALE
The Alameda County Judge who sen.
tences eleven-year-old boys to the State
Prison Of California is catching particular |
6ts all along the line and he deserves It. |
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-08-03

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NOTICE..

n. EMMs RSON, OF THE EAGLE
e Aarket viii ray all claims against It contracted
prior to July lssl nd all pers.ns in ehtsd up 70 that
dass ~ requested 70 Dett3s With him inmeda. eh.
$ ,. Il LNkIRs0N.
cAsDon, July 2, 1851 ~
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-08-03
NOTICE TO Gas CONSUMES.

THE CARSON PUBLIC ARE HFRFRY
notified that and after August /. 1884, gas II be
supplied by the Carson Gas Company s. per thousand
cubic fest. N. WYLIE. SuperiLtend
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Negroes and the Schools.

W. a eudeavored TO make the light on
the R~IppLgBgRdER bill, and have said ht'ie
about the negro. The Bristol Neios, how
ever. sees i. to bring the following charge
against the Democrats. IL says:
aThe Fuuders have fled from the dept
ouestion. and are nov basing themselves
on the color line, and by all possible enoIis
are ~epdesvoriug TO solidify q white Vote.
They declare that the Rfadjusters are golnS
10 have mixed schools, and 10 repeul tue
statute which lorbids the intefmarriage oi
! white and black people.
"These Fuuder leaders have gOoa ucai
vet 10 learn. They have yet 10 learn 'pat
over and above nearly everything else .nc
colored people will prize and Vaine tnelr
right 10 have their own separate schoois,
and that they don't mean TO give up thls
right"
Facts play havoc with theories sometimes.
We will let General MAHONE's Washington
organ, the Republican, answer the Bristol
Ne,os. That journal in its issue OF yester'
day says that at the regular meeting Of the
School Board on Tuesday evening last Pro-
lessor JAMES NJ. GREGORY submitted a petit
ton requesting that his chiid be Admitted
to the school in the PRgscoTT building the
said child being rejected on account OF It's
color.
What was done with the petition we
know not; but the reader will understand
"Professor" G%REooRY's petition When told
that be soys his child would have to walk
about three squares to get to a colored
school. We quote:
"My child is Of tender age, being less
than seven years old. The Prescott build
ing is hardly a square distant from my resi-
dence, and is easily accessible from H."
Hardly a square, Professor! How far IS
the negro school? We quote again:
"On the other hand, the school to which
| must presume the trustee in charge wishes
me to send tue child Is more than three
times az fsr from by residence as the school
in The Prescott bulldog"
More than three times as far-that is,
more than three times "hardiy a square,
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lie nressed Conrad hard on several points,
and forced from him admissions that Will
any where and everywhere made, wreck The
hopes sDd prospects oil BIS iaction loI SUI
cess. "You," said Flckien, claim 20 re-
present the nelc Virginia l atr q BOURBON
and a Funder, aud aspire to represent lns
the county OF Buckingham IN the ueheiai
Assembly OF my State. In all proDaolIity
nv opponent will be the notorious snau
Duneee, the infamous negro legislator
who in 1879 moved 10 amend the crlmlhel
code OF the Commonwealth so as 10 permit
the jntermarriage OF the ADglo-Saxon ana
negro. Now, sir, whom do you wlsh 10
sneceed. and, being a resident OF mat
county, for whom would you cast your Dai-
lot? Answer me-
Conrad | desire 10 see you succeed ana
would east ms vote for you.
Being further questioned, Conrad con-
demned the split that gave preference TO
4 paralytic negro felon over a Scared ana
wounded veteran OF the StoDeyall brigade
for an ofice IN the cipitol at Riehmonu;
and said he would "neyer go back on MS
Auplo.s,xon blood.v And thus step ny
step was this new apostle OF elahoDeism
forced TO abandon the principles OF bis party
amid the ringing shouts OF the People, uhti
finally Ficklen graspCd him by the hand ana
expressed an earnest hope for his conversion
and deliyerance.
Never before has there been witnessed
such a scene in Botetourt county. Ihe
triumph of Fick,eu was oyerpowering, over
whelming, striking terror TO regulators
and Reputation.
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hundred Thousand dollars WI not snfncs
10 keep the state debt as It hcsf siands from
increasing 10 amount, and yet they propose
10 reduce The revenue ~ ONE million Two
handred thousand dolarsG
Twenty-Five hundred thoassnd-de''sfs-e'
,ax.payipg certificates and a million OF TAX
pAyinr coupons put upon the market slmul,
~tsneousIy would result and could result 10
nothing but bankruptcy. The certinca'es
couIdn,t be bought Tor less ihan MY cents
on The dollar. The coupons could De
bought for a few cents less, as even 'nen
thew would yield more than twice as muen
A. the RmDLEBERoER bin offers tue oopu-
holders. How would the State pay Der ex.
nenses? How would the courts De Kepa
anen, How would The schools get along
What would become Of The ssylumss WHAT
=, The collegesY What Of the University :
voters Of Virginia, caa you not see that
no settlement OF the State debt is possible
under the RIDDLEBsRoER biIlf Vote Tor
DANIEL. BARBOUR, and MCKINNEY D real
reSdIustment.
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SPEAK OUT.-It is in order for Mahone's
candidates for the Senate and House Of
Delegates in this district TO speak out
publicly and say plainly whether or not, il
elected TO the next General Assembly, they
will vote to make John K. Lewis United
States senator. PeoriSburg Virginian.
That's right. Make them commit them
selves. Mr.. LEWIS has no idea OF accepting
the office OF Lieutenant. Governor of Vir-
gInia unless that acceptance is to be follow
ed by his election to the United States
Senate. We have repeatedly called bis at
~tention TO this matter, aud we have offered
him the use OF our columns TO say that he
will resign the maIshaIship aud take the OF.
fee OF Lieutenant. Governor II elected to the
latter; but he has never made such a pledge,
and never will.
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Do not doubt that he tDaniel) will co0pe.
rate with the Legislature IN whatever plan
OF settlement that body may agree upon
Richmond Dispatch.
This Is q little thin, considering that Mr.
Daniel has voted in the Senate 10 sustain all
OF Holidays vetoes OF "every plan OF set
tIement that body did agree upon."-BriS
toll NepS.
When Mr. DANIEL finds us misrepresent-
Ing him, he will not hesitate to say so. Let
every friend OF real resdi ustment vote for
DANIEL. He is as anxious as anybody else
70 get the debt question out Of politics.
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Richmond.

THE Central Presbyterian testlfies as fol-
lows:
"There has been q great deal OF eXagge-
ration about the discOmforts Of life in Rich
nond during the long.continued drought.
IL l. r Il that IL bss been very hot. very
dusty. ard very dry. 1t may be that the
scarcity Of water was ineXcusable, but
withaI Richmond has been healthy, and
there has been as little suffering here a in
any city North or South, and we question
whether any town or country village in the
State has afforded during the summer more
exemption from the di>comforts OF a very
bot aud dry season.. We have spent the
whole summer in Richmond, and with no
more suffering from heat lwitb the eX'
cepiiou perhaps Of one day. or other causes
than we have experienced when residing
in two Of the choicest places in the valley
OF Virginia"
The stories which have been circulated
concerning the discomiorts Of life in Rich
mond during the last summer we're some OF
them absurd; yet they have been repro
duced in macy Of the journals Of the land
in coed faith. We are glad that the Central
Presbyterian has come to the rescue Of the
good name Of our fair and bealthiul city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-15

Professor angston, our Mlnistera at Hayti,
is at home aud looking we'll. He Is very
earnest In advocacy Of the coalition in Vir.
ginia, and regards Il as the great opportu-
nifty Of his race Washington Republican.
"The great opportunity" will pass un-
improved. There happen to be 70, 900 more
white thsn coiofed voters in Virginia.
Therefore, 10 Is not wise for the CoalitIonIst
journals 10 talk out IN meeting as the Re-
publican docs Ia The above paragraph.
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Rooms STATE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Executive COMMITTEE, 7
RICHMOND, September IA, 1881.


RICHMOND, September IA, 1881. }
Judge G. T. O'Ferrall will speak at pm
widdie Courthouse on Monday next IGN
instant (c0urt-diy). go
w. w. Walker, OF Westmoreladd, VIII
speak at Liberty Monday, September 26tb,
Hon. Thomas Whitehead viii speak al
Nelson Courthouse September 27th IN pace
Of Bland Courthouse Withdrawn.
Mass.meeling at Buffalo Lilhia Springs
Wednesday. September 2S'h. MAJOR Baker
p. Lee, Hon. j. b. Ficklen, and Hon. ,. H.
Nodctt and others will address The people
The following canyassers are appointed
Sixth Congressional District William
Harrison Fry, Of BOtetourt.
Southampton j. W. Williams, X. a.
Bristow, Captain w. ii. Pretlow.
James Cry County A. j. Barnes, W. H.
BsrneS, Jacob Walden, b. z. Wynne, :. ,.
Edwards, w. b. Walden.
Bland County: II. n. Compton, Thomas
F. Walker, W. T. McNuit.
Tazewcll County r. G.. Crockett, A. 3
Clail, Colonel j. +. Mcdonald, William b.
Morton. William S. Moore, James Z. Peery,
Joseph S. Moss. George GOse. G.. A. Fudge,
j. T.. Buchanan, James c. Peery, Thomas
p. Bowen. j. Fl. Stuart, DR.. James Peery,
John G.. Baylor.
a. NJ. KELLEY, Chairman.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-15

The assessment cf Federal oflce-holders
in Virginia for the benefit Of The Readiuster
ticket, which has been undertaken 10y Ma
homes Republican committee, cannot be
too soon vetoed from Washington if the
good name Of the Administration IS to be
preserved. Such a tax upon pubic SER
wants for partisan purposes is an abuse ana
an outrage under any circumstances. IL
becomes doubly so when the object Is to
advance the cause OF avowed reputation.
The National Republican party has already
received the faint OF a dishonOrable aliance
through the aid and comfort given to the
champions OF the R%Iddleberger bill. The
participation Of the Administration in this
contest 10 the extent OF removing officials
who refuse 10 surrender their principles
with their fl e. and Of consenting to the as
sessment OF oflce-holders, would be 4 pub
lie disgrace. Boston Herald.
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AND OTHER
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These goods have been selected with the greatest
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Nothing, in fact, has been spared to make our stock
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We have also many special bargains 10 offer,
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SATIN DE RHADAMES at sI.25, general value
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Besides large and attractive additions in all the
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-15

How THE Graveyard INSURANCE. WORKS.
An old and intirm negro Damed Jordan,
who had been In a dying condition for more
than a year, died recently at ~Steubenyille,
Ohio, ard his widow, a few days later, pur-
chased property worth Sl,S00, and paid Tor
in cash. Investigation disclosed the fact
that Jordau's life had been insured for some
$50, 900, and the widow receiving 10 per
cent. OF the amount and the remainder
going into the pockets OF the sharpers who
effected the insurance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-15

The death OF General BURNSIDE calls at
tention once more 10 the relative strength
OF parties in the United States Senate.
When the New York senator's resigned
they left the Senate with SO Democrats, in
Guiding DAVID DAVIS, and So Republicans,
including General MALONE. The Republi.
cans now number one less, Of course; but
as the Governor of Rhode Island, who has
the power to make a temporary appoint
ment, is a Republican, the loss win not be
felt when the Senate meets, unless the Dem,
ocrats decide to elect a president and secre-
tary OF the Senate before admitting the new
senators from New York and Rhode Island,
The Rhode Island Legislature will not
meet until about the middle of January
next. The senator appointed by the Gov
ernor will, therefore, serve for nearly two
months. il is intimated by the Washington
Post that Senator ANTHONY has the power
to dictate General BURNsIDE's successor.