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SHERIEF'S SALES.

DY viftue of Writs of Fisri Faeias, to me di.
I'D rected, will be sold between the legal hours
Of Sheriffs Sale, ON THE FIRST MONDAY IN
-;i%ri'':," AUGUST Next. &HA!lA"'
at York Court House, the following property, I'd
wit it:,gurhiii!? ~, 49, .:.IL, ugGm,~Hj9 yiH.G'
One Jack, levied on as the property Of Silas
Moss, at the suit of H. NJ. Moore. Sold at the
risk Of the former purchaser. ... ($r.62i
One tract of land, bounded by lands Of B. II,
Massey, Smith Patterson, ]. j. Roach and others,
containing 200 acres more or less levied on as the
property of John Jamison White, at the suit OF
John Foster. (H.l23
One tract Of land, bounded by lands of Scrap
Smith, - Mckinney and others, levied on as
the property Of Elijah Smith alias Elijah Atkins,
at the suit Of Wylie q Smith, and others. $3.50
ID j9"Rz ,.t-' r. 81. GLENN,!S. Y. D.
July 8 .,t..,ig 1871 % ,rH I'll. At
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March %
GRAND ENTERTAINMENT.

TT affords us pleasure to announce that our
l COLONEL.McCORKLE has returned from
the North, bringing with him some OF those
BEAUTIFUL GOODS that many of you have
been waiting to see. In few days our entire
Stock will be in Store, and it will contribute much
to our pleasure, if all persons visiting our town
will give us call, and examine our Stock
J. & L. B. STOWE.
Nav % % '.' .. tt
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE q. g.
rH6MAs n 1ne MasteT BavTEs 81 IN BANKRUPTCY.

THOMAS t5 ths Histss 1avfEs. IF IN BANKRUPTCY.
At Yorkvile, in the said District, on the 18th day o,
July, 1868.
yTNHIS is to give notice that Petition has been
II filed in said Court, by THOMAS DAVIES,
Bankrupt. Under the Act of Congress, entitled
"An act to Establish Uniform System of Bank.
,uptcy throughout the United States" Approved,
I'd March, 1867, for discharge and Certificate
able under the said Act; and the 10Th day Of Au.
gust, 1868, at II o'clock, NJ, is assigned for the
hearing of the same, before w. I. CLAWSON,
one of the Registers in Bankruptcy Of said Court,
and where the Creditors who have proved their
claims and other parties in interest, may attend,
and shew cause, # any they have, why the prayer
of the said Petition should not be granted.
]. P. M. EPPING, U. s. Marshal rs Messenger.
BYT. w. CLAwsoN, Deputy Messenger.
july l6 20 st.
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AUCTION SAL | : lES..
COLLECTORS SALE.

WILL be sold on the 18th Of JULY, 1858, at
wv my residence in this District, the following
property, viz one Horse, one Mule, netwo-horse
Wagon; one barrel Of Whiskey, One small keg OF
Gallon Measure and one Quart Measure, seized ss
the property Of A. B. PAINE, Of Catawba Coun;
ty, n. C., and condemned for violation of the In
ternal Revenue Laws. Sale to COMMENCE at 8
o'clock, p. m. A. s. WALLACE,
99EIG : .yT;Gi Collectory Sd District, g. or
July = -. LII. D =: :. IL. .4 ! y
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"ARIEL" AND'ssPECULUM"

TUST received, "THE NEGRO: What is his
sD chronological status? Is he the progeny t6t
Ham3 Is he a descendant of Adam and Eve
Has he Soula Or, is he a beast in Gods nomen-
clature? What is his status as fixed by God in
Creation2 What is his relation to the white race
by Ariel" Price, IS cents .- ''I''',
'"Speculum" o reply to "Ariel," by "Opticiant'
Price Is cents. Either or both will be sent by
mail, on receipt Of the price J. p. GR1ST,
> = -y,t IT, f,i1 r Yorkville, s. O.
March 26 , . ... 13 &, egs lid; ,.Hi r
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military tribunal ;, Having, declared that the
principles y& the Declaration of. independence
should be made tsliyipe reality On every inch of
hmo,;oon oo;I ), tba1, mt IN nom;not;on an;6tarv
ah;aaa; ,,bn ~ tba baoJ nf thot svstam ~
hanao.h ito st tIe oreat.
ost pr;n"rls ns the necorat;on oS inJenendence
~ 5as = sone N StoteS T. e haId hv mSlitarv or.
aers ~ ha crime 70 sneaE ont the indienation and
contamnt which hurn within the bosom of patriotic
mt ortb in tbat State where the ashes of Wash.
,noton are entombed that Il Should be an offence
r. declare that the military should ever be subor.
S;nate u tha civil authority-to sneak out the SEN
t;ment that was a disgrace TO our country, to let
horss Of officials eat up the substance of the peo-
ME. he who uttered these words could be dragged
to nrison from the yery grave where lie the re-
mans IF the author Of the Declaration of Inde-
nandenee' [ From this outrage. there could be no
anneai to the courts. and the Republican candi-
date for the Presidency has accepted a position
which makes the rights and liberties of large
share of our people dependent upon his will In
view of these things can there be one man in this
Convention who can let personal ambition, a pas
in his efforts to wipe off the wrongs and outrages
which disgrace our country? Can there be one
man whose heart is so dead to all that is great and
noble in patriotism that he will not gladly sacri.
ce all other things for the sake Of his country, its
Liberties and its greatness? Can we suffer any
prejudices growing out of past differences of opin-
ion to hinder us uniting now with all who will act
with us to save our country? We meet to-day to
see what measures can be taken to avert the dan
gers which threaten our country, and to relieve it
from the evils and burdens resulting from govern
nent and unwise eounsels. 1 thank God that the
strife of arms has ceased, and that once more in
the great convention, Of our party, we can call
answer to each. Time and events in the great
cycles have brought us to this. spot to renew and
re-inyigorate that Constitutional Government,
which, nearly eighty years ago, was inaugurated
in this city. 1t was here that George Washing
ton-the first President -swore to "preserye pro,
tect and defend" the Constitution of the United
States And here this day we as solemny pledge
ourselves to uphold the rights and liberties of the
Amercan people. Linen, as now, great war,
which had desolated our land, had ceased. Then,
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

-; i.5 In Equity-Xork Dist. NJ Jl,0
Frederick. Schlegelmilch, Bill to Foreclost
Us.
James P. Bridge and Others 9 . Mortgage. u
TN obedience to the Order Of the Court Of Equi.
ty in this cause, I will expose to public sale at
York Court House, on the .,E.....,;.
FIRST MONDAY IN AUGUST, NEXT,
the interest Of the Defendant, James P. Bridge,
being the one-half part in tract of land or Gold
lot, containing ..., ,....,,f,, g. =, ..f: ,.',
y FORTY ACRES, MORE, OR LESS,
situate near Hickory Grove, irYork District, and
bounded on all sides, by lands of John Smith. g
TERMs-CASH. WALTER B. METTS,
($S.1O.) Commissioner in Equity.
-yJuly2 ji'. 1919. NG.l~ IS -. ..@1:5tl = g
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At THE, TEMPLE OF FASHION /
IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE q. 8

For the District of q: Carolnanta,,d Ca .laot q
5osEfR r II n. MatifE 16aMs, lf; IN BAHHnurreHJ
vTHIs is to give notice that Petition has been
filed in said Court, byGJOSEPHM.f ADAMS,
Of Rock HILL York District, 8. c., in said District
duly declared Bankrupt under the Act Of Con-
gress, entitled a"An Act toSEstdblish a Unyo'm,
System of Bankruptcy trougho,atle United STATES,
Approved, I'd March, 1885, for discharge and Ger
tcate thereof from all his debts and other claims
provable nnder the said Act and the 3oth day Of
July, 1858, at u O'clock, NJ, Is assigned for the
of the Registers in Bankruptcy of said Court, at
his office in YorkYille, South Carolina, when and
where the Creditors may attend, and shew cause,
If any, why the prayer of the said Petition should
not be granted. :, LDAN'L HORLBECK,.,ri
~ Clerk q. 8. Dist. Court for 8. G.
July9 !2'72" aa92s 1s9Il"i @2HhStetf
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.@The New York Times remarks: 'The color
ed men in South Carolina have begun pretty
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0hamp..

DIED-In this District, on the 2lst ultimo, Mrs.
ELIZABETH B. WYLIE, aged 3s years. .
short illness, Mrs. MARTHA J. CLAWSoN,
wife of w. I. Clawson, ESQ.,, aged AZ years.
In Charlotte. N. c., on the 9th instant, Mrs.
CAROLINE McGILVRAY, aged 40 years. She
was for thirty-five years member Of the M. E..
Church, and died hopeful Of a blessed immor-
tality beyond the grave. af-H =, ~. - ~
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FIRESIDE SMOKINGTOBACCO

and improve the understanding, there Is moth
ing better than few whifs Of that delightfully."-
fragrant Smoking Tobacco, "FIRESIDE,' which
you can get by calling at J. & E. B. STOVES
fHTemple Of Fashion" .tJr' d.. 1870.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-07-16

The report Of the Treasurer, made to
partment and herewith transmitted, show
erations of the Treasury from the lst day
ber, 1867, to the lst day of May, 1868.
From this statement It will be perceived that on the
lst of October, the balance OF cash on hand was.
The total receipts OF the Treasury from all sources
which, added to the cash on hand, made the avail.
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Rail- ROAD NOTICE.
R0SADALTS.

TlHIS new and wonderful PREPARATION
cures all diseases Of the Blood, Liver, Kid:
neys and Bladder, and has been recommended and
approved by the Medical Faculty wherever it has
been introduced, and is now being used with the
most decided success by the most eminent Physi-
clans of the United States. 1t can be had at the
York Drug Store
July2 ~1.:ir 'ohS = Ao1HN If
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NOTICE.

VyHE ROUGH AND READY MILLS, IL miles
North of Yorkville, on Crowder's Greek, have
been thoroughly repaired, and take this method
to return my thanks to my friends and the public
for the liberal patronage heretofore extended and
invite them to try me again.
July 16 % it,
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HARD TIMES MADE EASY.

HARD TIMES MADE EASY. .
vIyHE way to make HARD TIMES EASY is to
economise in the purchase of every article
needful for Family use, and not to purchase an
article at higher price at one Store than it can be
had at another. Remember that every cent saved
is so much made. Such being the case, we advise
purchasers of DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES,
to call and examine the stock Of of
July 16 % tt.
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'EiIOOKHHERE.:

LUOh ETNEs =.
HAvING made arrangements to get Stock d.
rect from Baltimore; I will resume my trade
Of making BOOTS AND SHOES, making and Re.
DENNIS sCROSBY'S OLD STORE HOUSE.
An Jobs done with neatness and despatch and on
terms LOWER THAN THEsLOWEST. By
strict attention to business and llowDpAces for
ronage. SPECIMENS AND PRICES Of my
work may be seen at the York Drug Store,
=; ~ . % ulI9iil t--D:I (. AA.pRHAY.
February6,J ig7gE 3df Go sno dnuont
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Ypnr1sneld.

MARRIED-On the 9th instant, by ReA. d. Har-
rison, Mr.. DREWRY CULP and Miss NJ. E.
BAILEY, all of York District. "
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July 16
NOTICE

II HEREBY give notice and forewarn all per-
sons from TRADING WITH OR HARBOR-
ING my wife, ELIZABETH M. FAIRIES, as
she has left my house and board without any just
provocation. hereby give notice that will not
be accountable for any debts contracted by her af
ter this date. JOHN G. FAIRIES.
July I6 % IT. ~.
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NOTICE.

4 LII Persons wishing LIME for manuring pur-
N poses, at l2I cents specie, at my Kiln, during
their engagements before the 18TH OF JULY,
and Inform me Of the amount, and the time they
wish it ready. If q sufficient quantity be POSI-
lTIVELY ENGAGED at the above rates, tojusti-
fly me in producing it, will inform the contrac-
tors of the fact and deliver it In the order of the
engagements, rs near the time desred as possible.
7a Address Add ,.at DR.. Dr. L; Ahfioeb: a; alkt, 8! g.
June a.. p3 ,a....j -,q23r -! -.-.u.iy -ftfta!
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"HEREAS the Plaintiffs did, ON the 9th day
w November, 1867, Ale thefr del laffatttton a.
gainst the Defendants whos asit issaid, arsshsent
from, and Without the limits ofthis State, apd has
neither wife nor attorney Known within the same
upon whom copy OF bald deciarat rationarniGt Gthlass
served It is therefor, ordered, that the said De-
fepdsntsulo appeax and pfnadIt1 thAbsidrd drdeoaara-
tons within a year and day frSp TIE public A
otherwise a final and absolnte judgement xsi be
given and awarded against them. siI;d
j. F, WALLACE, G. c. c., ,Yts.
April 9 MoTt Snl59 DoY biD sTsiW
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TE ATuER

LEATHER.
HOT Of Hemlock LEATHER just receive'
n at the Temple of Honesty.
July 10 = " - % If
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DEER OINTMENT

NURES external, internal, blind and bleeding
PILES; DR.. Groves Magnetic Salve and
Plaster, cures rheumatism, Neuralgia, Jaw and
Tooth Ache, pain and weakness in the Back or
Side. For sale at the Y ork Drug Store.
JOHN C. KUYKENDAL.
July u ----.. tf =.
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PERFUMERY

|" PERFUMERY. ~'''
ERENCH. English and American PERFUME
II RY, fine toilet SOAPS, English Tooth and
Nail BRUSHES, just received at the York Drug
Store. 4'"'. JOHN c. KU YkENDAL.
I July2 -'. 3D. .GyN I.aq ai'HT9 aytf! u
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SHOES.

SHOES.
WE have just received lot Of Coarse and Fine
w SHOES, direct from the Manufacturers al
Thomasville, N. c., which we will sell as chear
as the cheapest. Call and see for yourselves. We
take pleasure in showing, and greater pleasure in
selling our Goods, when we can please:
T. M. DOBSON & co.
July 10 % .'. If
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= CURE OF CONSUMPTION
yoy q NO sIMPEAC ACHMENR ban
!: DRY GOODS. AND GROlC CERfEs
FoRCAsHiI 0R 1BAkaTEE'Rs 3: \ g Fl
DOWN. WlEl CHEFF
-isad gInD ROUNDING NEAsuRRoa ed'
iia b9BfGad pSlA hrA sslI--iLsi1s1z9 yTs7 ss5G
.ot' tsifH5B.P..' BOYD awo sid

TSAN be found ;osplpSo ;osplpSosita "RSsss HotsI ii ths
r"HACKET BTfLDING,p 70 whess alf peiS6ns
who wish to bpyg GROCERIES,, iDKY GOODS,
SHOES, &C., CHEAaPs, "a 3, ,FoR CASH ers invited y
timorej and gharies.onaa Large lptabi Bio sfT
RIo sSS eSFFEE lgg!nU 4sdtsr
IL Old Governmen LAVA GOEEEEsl yllE9pp
NsE 4g1siss fSaa fSs %ohRss Ess siah h'Pa s4a
A superior article Of Porto Rico and EagisAiIs-
rEAs, asPS czRbfss haaIsnl,l nl,l asaP Pspspas Pgsa
Ginger, Spice Soda 9AidSak b5T efs ysdf
- KEROSENE OIL Of the hastiaaelity .. sSesnts
LorEliarsa Ris ss:1se sNu4F,i Ii ii 40 tiqR
niDURHAaf SMOKING GiT0BACCo,sb q aI
. .HEMLOCKJ LEATHER, a.,a. Id ~ oa, NJ
ihWELL BUCKETS and TRUNKS; very cheap
from IL to 20 centGt III tiqs--Gt
/ MEMS SHOES at loypricesid loG lis aaos
p TIN.WARE In abundanc ce1cheaper than ever.
VARIOUS OTHER ARTICLES s~hiaH TWil
advertise on arrival-not before AL sHti4@ WIN
be sold for cash. as cheap as they CAN Be boHghtin
the pIcountfy. lEa nFpD ;;>TDf eblitA u71
} agW My prices areall Cui1sneS. 10 besd eds
MAJ, ii qDos gniJoHN M'CAAHse
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SHOE PEGS,

".....' CANDLES, &C.
ANY Quantity Of Candles, Pepper, Spice, Soda,
IA Ginger. Tea, Tobacco indigo and Soap, for
'''' SS' . '1' p +. N. DoBsoN q co.
July2 .n q rci"' .i.| tt
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M Won SEE THE POINT.
PURE MEDICINES.

UTHY should living man complain, when
w there is constantly on hand at the York
Drug Store, PURE MEDICINES ANDsPECIF-
L. PREPARATIONS, for all the ills that flesh is
heir to. Come and see. US, make known your
wants, and we will do you good. = -.
5''|' = a. JOHN G. KUYKENDAL.
July 2E34H5 Ts4g Il ...-il.r g; tt .
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SPEARS, SOLUTION.

READ, PONDER, THEN ACT.
IUyHE people wonder how 10 Is that J. & Z. B.
STOWE can afford to sell so cheap. The Sc
cret is, SMALL PROFITS AND QUICK SALES
Is their motto. Call at the Temple of Fashion"
Nav IA 20 u.
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WELTON. HART& MELTON,

= IFIE" 1H1H1~H
4 TTORNEYS AT LAW, Yorkville, 8. c. Of
n fee next to the Presbyterian Church, and op-
posite the Court House Yard. 1.-.... - :.
MSy- Will practice in the United States and State
Courts. Applications for the benefit Of the Bank
r1lpt Act promptly attended to. ..., ,... 3
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SOUP BOWLS. sc.

SOUP BOWLS, NC.
T ARGE Soup Bowls, Molasses Mugs, Tumblers
IL Looking Glasses, Preserve Dishes, and the
prettiest carved white Butter Dishes in Town, car
be found at the Temple Of Honesty.
July l8 t .l...'. 20 ..'.f " .'5 tt
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2ll,lso 80
454,302 %
S865,493 Of
474,453 81
1909 50

slsl,oas SO
@s,ss7 7a
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.eavng on the lst Of October, 1867, cash balance
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':s ,5 /, Financial mud "a iau1lb Genuntrtid,J J5'"
YoRKV1LLE PRICES CURRENT. I.,
cossEcrEb COR ea1b WEEKLY BY CARROLL, CLARK CO.
r WEDNEsDAY,JULY Is, 1858.

CoTToN-There Is no cotton offering, and quo
tations are omitted. iiEd' -ii. - &Et'tlfa ~
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The report ofthe Comptroller General further shows
that the cash balance on hand, on the lst day
October, 1866, amounted to..................c.'
That the receipts from all sourcesfrom the lst Of DC
tober, 1866, TO the lst Of October, 1857, was.....
This includes of Bills Receivable S22,0O0, whicf
had been signed, clipped and carriedt to cash, p'ir
suant 10 the provisions of the Act Of 1855, author'
izng their issue. The expenditures during the
same period were. ..............".."...
Leaving on the lst Of October, 1867, cash balance
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siderable decline IN the value OF all real estate
and town property. Lands in TIE country are
worth from fifty to one hundred per cent less
than they were on the lst of September, 1865
lagos, towns and cities of the State, especially
where the lots are not yielding rents The above
estimate, which it will be necessary for you to pro-
vide for, embraces only the ordinary expenses o1
the State governments and'do not include the a.
mount necessary for free or public schools If the
taxes of the present year proved oppressive to al
branches of industry in the State, and yielded but
1915, ,OOO the expenditures of the nextyear should
if possible, be curtaied by the reduction of sala
ries and otherwise, so as not to exceed that sum
exclusive of interest on the public debt.
By the new Constitution, the poll tax is required
to be appropriated exclusively to educational pur
poses and under the circumstances, it would be
unwise, in my judgment, to appropriate any Other
sum.
The taxing power is always delicate one Ia
er with jealousy. In the recent political changes
that have occurred the fact cannot be denied that
the General Assembly are the representatives of a
very inconsiderable proportion Of the property:
holders and Taxpayers Of the State. The colored
population, who constitute the large majority ol
voters, have little property; and yet, all the ex.
pensive machinery of courts, juries, jas, and the
Penitentiay, is as much to give protection to their
persons and property as to the tax payer himself;
and it would seem to be only right and proper that
some portion of this burden Of taxation should be
borne by this most numerous class OF society. Ii
the General Assembly, regardless of these views,
should levy the entire tax of the State upon prop
erty itwould necessarily lead to much dissatisfac
tion and discomfort among the class thus taxed
very many of whom are not only prohibited from
filling any official position in the State, but are ac-
tualy excluded from the privilege Of the elective
franchise.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-25

EoRE New LocoMoTrvEs.-TheC Central
Pacific Railroad Company have lately turned
out from their shops in this city, says the
Sacramento Record, six new locomotives of
the most approved styles, each Of which has
all Of the latest improved attachments.
These engines are named as follows: Idaho.
sampson, Goliah, Ajax, Achilles and Al to-
love. The Idaho Is designed for freight ser
vice. We regard It as i particularly tne
specimen Of workmanship, and predict that
It's performances will bear rs out in the state
mcnt. II weighs, with its tender, 81 tons,
drivers. 4 feet cylinder. Il inches; length
Of stroke, q inches, and is provided with
Hooker's patent pumps. VIM. Ii. Mills
takes charge as engineer.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-25

Particular Attention Paid TO
Engraving C Enane-i2g Jewelry
itri-tf
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-25

serday announce.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-25
C-R.ors EFrEcr.-Says Monday even

C-RIovs EFFEcr.-Says Monday even
iEg's TrcsPass
AttIe Crown Point mine. Gold Hill, the
present cold weather produces curious
effect. The hot air from the Yellow Jacket
and Kentuck mines rushes up the shaft aud
forms clouds Of steam. which in the night
prevents the engineer from seeing the SHAFT,
or even the marks on the ropes, So "a to
know when or where 70 stop the ascending
or descending cage. To otviate this din
cu)ty a manis stationed at the shaft to sig
nal - the engineer the proper time - stop
the cs-es. l. seems to rs that ous o! IEav-
e1's patent indicators would beyeIy useful
N such cas-.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-25
THE DAILY APPEAL.

THE STEAMER MAIL is due at the Carson
FostotI.ce to-day.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-25

LNCoLS'S BIRTHDAY BALL AT Genoa
A new hall at Genoa. which i 70 be used
Jointly by the Masous, C3i Fellows and
Good Templars, Will be opened on the night
Ct ne l2.h prox. BY a grand bail; the par
ticular arrangements for which will appear
in due time IN the ArPEAL. The occasion
chosen being the anniversary Of Lincoln s
birthday, a numerous party should, and
doubtless will, be present to participate IN
tie festivities. We are told that the Ia.
when finished will be very handsome one.
ANOTHER CONVICT FROM AvsTIS.-NlEAt
before last, Special Deputy Sheriff Raasin
brought in from Austin State prisoner
lamed John Francis, convicted before Ju1-a
beatty of the crime Of burglary, and con-
sigued to the care Of Lieutenant Governor
slinserland, fer the term or three wears.
Lander county is now pretty well represented
4 our State institution, having therein ten
e5ayicts, whose names are as fo.!ow,.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-25

YANKEE FLrpnEi. appears at the Carson
Theaser tonight we believe. Lovers OF fun
will do justice to their feel.n&s by being
praspnt
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-25

LE.GuE MEErISG To-SIGHT.-The mem
bers Of the Union League @: crmsby county
are reminded that the Grant and Ashley YES
c!utions Will be discussed at t,e meeting :Ais
evening. A full attendance IS desired.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-25

RELIGIOUS SERvICE.-Ihere will be Mass
he'd in the Catholic Church on SUNDAY, at
. o'elcck Al
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-25

Doc FIGHr.-A dog controversy eNtr'or-
binary fer 500 side will take place at the
Carson Theater on Saturday evening, Feb
tuary ist, q. 8 o'clock, between the Genoa
| dog Jack" and the Virginia dog - Stout.
So some handbiIls printed at this Office yes