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FAIRBANKS SCALES.
v~ E'AiasAsks s,.sDAED scA' .
rsirsssss. sressieai I ss-
IT, az ass rs LAts ST.,
groceries.
Il.E saizS s o, xssi-s.is ssr-sss. ,asss. tso..
- ssassfs hss prsssey aud ard ). The Low ~.t
prices, - AID = ssasai}h sr..t
E.AEaf5a fts NJ sNs az, = io~s.s..s 3 q Y
1tsrpec4s, Hksi.ssis or1arts. lie sId ifs Water
tr<st, Gsisxss-
Hardware.
f,REwksBssM SONS, 40 ,psosrh 4 ct, hole
NJ sAle H.rtvs,san catsr, N .nnfax lron Nsiis
csrfisxr BIT, iooss Josat taiss, stc, rear. Ara
M AkkLsr. AeLis, co. In, ott-ss suA johh@r Of
w la i<.rs ID entisry. s. ..ks street. Aaans.s-
.arss, q ~ > - "a. ssss~. Reaiss as
vi Har.xa.: s,ss'ssy, Asi sissas Res. As-nry sor
American ssis Asa wassaisF i ais. 81 ststs.sr-s,
Hats, Caps and Furs.
II 18th scr SKA. e.s.. n.ss sod sar-, Millinery
N aud srsa- Goods, D ,a.fs So .as No L aocd.
nbssslsr. Par. ole ese, 10 md :. L~hs street.
iron and steel.
IALa, MN Ara a., imsoftsrs assa De4.sus in
II fron ~, Nsts ard Hsssy H.rdwaxe, 40, 81 and
81 Miehixsn taas.
Lxnrs and Frnit Jars.
T. p 10 ea 90, u.. ssF-, oh-aGs ,-a :, -. or
IL. sale - eio > hfares. = IL essk .trrst-
Lumber, Sa.l1, Plnuin4, &c.
NEsMAs, tEw1 Asus.ALT. Planning MI, s..h
IN -.nd n1or Sa'fory, aid LH,r brr Yard csrxe-s
do~hs4 aaae.trr. Died Corner 18Th sad unhsr ss
-. -
Machinery.
NoRrh s,s'A M g co. Easia .. Pump wroarLt
lion Ftp, AAs.bis Iron Ga tisg .sse-aa Warning
A:psrsf 10 Jefferson strstf
WALxuRTI, T%nHI6 j YlAss. irong ripe and
w fhtag., Si-sm Rosisr>, Panps AID 6asx.s Bs,f-
NJ. stsasA ar.A. ing ARr.ssta 2as AXE .tre,t.
Oils. Paints and 6lass.
CHAsE. IA ?. 5TD 1o1, 10 w.iers :, =
~ quststs for Die, Pstrts, smnssh. aisA I'D Aka
6rss,s Pr pitt ~ Star Co white Lead
I kxis, HAM $40 .sn psiul-, cts, ssrpl.h,s ana
! : Minaos .'sa.sp rhe.nsr than Any house in tbs
Nolfhssst y t.ss6 > Mfs Wstsr STREET
sSufissE Materials.
WH,rl 81 RlyMoyp, fi..sis s..ts Ea3isss
" Fi.i 70 Sad "A R,oiss ard sAs.tsnr teif
= OflMx >lafcs.
ptk lie. Green ara ned Eoanns sas.s The only
hJhss In tus Nest ke~yils aEgv supply; - teal
Sat rs fsrnishsd Whifasss Rsynvsd ins Nashlnxtoa
SadaIery HARDWARE.
RRGHAM. 40 DyEAR ! HAYES, Coach and s.d,
- d!sry aardwNv. i-sther Hsbs, Apnkss aad bent
le1 Lake atrest
~ ASDEN 4 rAf, -. A.a q LAks ,tsssi. Mesasee-
II tsrps - DsAlsfs In Ea.fs~r Carriage aos1. "a
s.aassy -. e. =
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NOTICE.

las ss established Tact that n,y hzif Of the
sspssaa prr1iss NJ earaUD ~ aIsr ars s-taos
II tks sAioyasn, 81 msp<a hsslsa V, % Es,
thffr asn sxpfsssisn - -.svef 'ssf ssiss tlst
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Raw 10 sFp>tiie.
To .hts sassos psrssas he Bttsrs - Abs rcpie ss
epsctaity csa~spa~1
WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN
Are aads scsg " fhs Of esbsr 81 ss~s m.dsss
Thsy VIII enss svs~y eAse o MAnAe8 "a sffheut fatL
TkousspSA of certificates have secun astrd 10 tbs
hsade u ha psox risfos sAes ufl aaw VI The Pub
Assssen 81 bst tee. fhssss " WI - otAsssds ~
nxp Il note asI such s.ndias that tbsy M, Dc be-
iiSssd.
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S:hacnxo Iron yyerks.

IlUalEs tYRsELL, IsBper,.r. s.4 ysas-ss of
ID .bsas, s'hss, snd k.s.hsB H9ry. 50 - tahs
II set
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Chicago Lead aud OiI works.

T KTH sJs " = ~ ts.as;ss -fs~s. Ma si-sss.s
IL wroa 81. ssd CAst tsop ufl4srgs Efidxss sts
B..t waite. eoor,, skaters, <rss'ss. Urea rsis T.
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xSfr0niAL sOaaEsPOnDEsCg

lsr llIss Of G. ri fssyf-
JOHN n. DhaYER. Of H.ur, County.
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F'ancy Dry feeds and Nollsss.
0MrH. NO5p 3 CO, fmysrssss ssd JsLk-ss 81
N ssns, tr, hoods. Nsfiea., Hesisry. Whit. 9eods
snA Wscss sps, cearies< ssssk lowest rrscss sissd
q Asrhtese A..snss
M AAAIsS ayr, ~ ~ 81. Aas.s~A4~ a.. Asss
IsA Aosi"ns, Hsnp SKIRTS, Essssry, 9iovN and fsne
Dry 6sos.. ~ Like stfe.t. f,nNstnek rev.
CEs'NUssN { sTSY: 20 ssycr;-r. AID IsIss-s IN
= VIZ u SaS., L'seHs Ai.stfy. stor~, Hesivt !,
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Crock cry and fiIassy are.

TykDEawN D : On romms .@isn Merchants In ftosr
~ assiH - n, Pork L~fa, Beet faitaw. vte caes
AAssta.aa fr
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LOUIsIANA ITEMS.

The Farmersville Record, OF the 5th, says: "Ths
new steamer Annie Lee, built at our landing BIZ
Mr.. James Harris, got up steam on Wednesday
last and made q short trial trip. Her performances
proved highly satisfactory and she Is now ready
for the trade"
A considerable amount of rain fell in the early
part of the week. which the sm all grain crops were
needing. November has, for the most part been
unusually dry and cold.-Claiborne Advocate,
The Shreveport South western, of the 80, says /:
go Two white men, named Henly and Pi,msn, were
tried for the murder OF negro man. The trial
commenced on Saturday and lasted until Tuesday
night. The jury was composed Of eleven whites
and one black man. Verdict guilty without capi-
tai punishment. Geo. Pruit and Bob Martin, col
ored. were found guilty Of larceny. Geo. Pruit
was recommended TO the mercy of the court and
was sentenced to three days confinement 10 the
parish jail. Alex. Brown was tried for murder
and acquitted"
The Washington (Ark.) Telegraph of the 35th
ult. says that great deal of cotton Is going to
the shipping points on the river, and that every
body is sDxiously looking for rising of the
waters" We can inform our contempory that
there is many steamboat captain down this way
who has wishful eye for your cotton bales. And
II they thought 1t would do any good would 60
down on their marrow bones and pray for water.
Northwestern.
James McMorris. formerly of Columbus. Miss,
on bis way to Mississippi from Prices settlement
render, was shot this evening, seven miles from
Shreveport. on the public road to Mnden, by ave
negroes In ambush. Mr. McMorris never having
been through this country before, no other con
clusisn presents itself to our minds but delibs-
rate and diabelical aim at murder by the demons
incsrDste. he was riding peaceably along the
read, and the first warning given him was shot
from the bushes and wound In the leg. His
wound being flesh one Is not dangerous. but
painful. When IL this to cease II Southwestern.
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SOUTHERN PArEsTs.-Col. Rufus r. Rhodes, 90.
licitor Of patents. No. 20 Commercial Place, on.
cisly reports to the CRESCENT the following DOM.
plete list Of patents granted Southern inventors
for the week ending November "a. 1868:
LouisianG.-C. w. wsiley, New Orleans, as
signOr TO the New Orleans Pneumatic PropellinR
Company. pm aumatic street railway car.
District Of Collfnbid-F. Hsffefngen, and r.
n. Eagle, Washington, corn -husker, shelter and
stripper; G. W. Csfiiear. Washington. method Of
preventing the alteration OF numbers Of bonds,
etc.; W. O. Wood, Washington. construction of
ice pitcher.
Maryland. A Duvsll. Baltimore. universal
joint.
Virgtnia.-s. J. Baird, Stanton, printing ma
chine.
North CdroIina.-E. J. Foster, Eagle Rock.
type-setting machine.
South Carolina A. F. Kitchen, Shelton De-
pot, door fastening and alarm.
Georqid. Vim. Sutton, Washington, saw cot
ton gin 81. Thomas Dswson, water wheel.
Eentuckp-E. b. Paine, Louisville, baggage
check; 8. J. Hare Louisville, hot air furnace; J.
A. Buss. Louisville, machine for cleaning entrsiIs
Tennessee Paul Dismukes, Gallatin, clover
harvester; Milton Fisk, sparta, horsepower.
Missoui.-Joseph Charieville, st. Louis, step-
ladder; J. klinkhardt and w. Kiburg, ST. Louis.
brick machine W. M. Williams, st. Louis, coffee
'7erOs.-J. W. Gaines, ClarksvilIe, milistons
dress.
English Patents Revolving and repeating FIRE
arms, T.. A. lie Mat New Orleans, La, Oct. IL.
1868 carriage for ordnance, G. II. Wilson, wash
ipgtoD. ID. c., Oct. 10. 1868; an improved subma-
rine telescope lantern. II. Thompson, Mobile.
Ala, Oct. 10, 1865.
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1t Is significant fact that greater percentage
Of gin sellers amass rapid fortunes in Washington
than any other clsss.
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CACTOKS AND TRADERS
INSURANCE COMPANY,
so............. Carondeiet street..............8s
NEW ORLEANS, La
SECOND ANNUAL STATEMENT, YEAR ENDING
sTH APRIL. 1868
Premiums Tor tne year IS 70
Losses lSz.ItO
Assets sosh April, 1865. .................. en2z Is
Cash DIVIDENDS DECLARED TO SroCKHoLDRRs
In Capital Stock Department. 90, TEN PER OBNr.
In Premium Department. FIFTKEN PR CENT.
This Company continues 10 isus Policies on rRS RIVER
and MARINE RISKS at the current rates Of Premium.
An Divosnds Of the Company payable In CASH With
eat di.oOant
MICHEL xussoN. President
HARMON DoASE, Vice President
En- A PALTEKr. Secretary.
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INSURANCE.

MUTUAL AID AND BENEVOLENT
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
louisiana.
DIRECTORS:
i. n. LAPEYRE. W. 8. MOUNT.
JOHN DAVIDSON, L b POTHiER
h. ZUBERBrER, VIM MoCULLoCH.
n. MARKS, G. UAvAROO,
z. y. SCHMIDT, WIN. CRBEvY,
". COOPER THOs X. FINLAF.
W. g PIKE. ANTHONY sAMBOLA
DAVID McCoARD. PATRICK IRWIN,
l. CAULFIELD, JNO. q. sINNOrT.
GERARD SrITH, W. @. NICHOLS
OFFICERS:
JYo. DAVIDSON. President:
VS.. PIKE Vice President;
X ". YOUNG, Secretary;
L. A. FoURNIER, Treasury
". B. KOoNrz, Attorney.
". g. NICHOLS, II. D., Physicists.
n. c. FoLGER Aren't
Once No Iss Carondes street. Davidson. Row
I OUlsHAHA EQUITABLE
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE. IG CANAL STREET. NEW ORLEANS
JOnn P r VS. Pike PIKE, sdysre k.sss,.
Q. n. Soccmb A. Thompson. Alexander Marin,
.dsss c.do E FSS ss;a. S..hs sn
Jossr. ET1I:os Presidents VS. e.s yOs rTssdsn.
MEDICAL xxAnSEa&
b. nS Dr. San Chopin Dr. Ls ssss
q. A. Breaux. Attorney.
ALL KINDS OF LIFE Risks TAKEE-ordinay LAfe
Non Participating. issued By this Company low
ALL PAYMENTS SoS-FoRFErTABLE.
STAK MUTUAL INSURANCE co.,
Kew ORLEANS. LOUISIANA
Continues to Take
Fire. River and Marine Risks ss Tariff Rate.
NO I4....CARoSDELET STREET.. NO. Ia
CHAs EsasTFELD. secrstsry.
LLOYD T. COLEMAN, PresdeaS
pIREcrORs:
Col " q g SLA H1s9 No - P.Sphin st,sss
FORESTER DULhOsOE ESQ Of Cobb, pOlhonde Go.
9HAs so q J0n y p h isa YG,s 5. Factor
ARTHUR RrsI FoksTIIL. Esq. OF a Linsh.m %.
kBBkk AskLsSs R.s ~ d Is'i Sra .%.n Co.
yoaE Sgso sRI TIT ESQ O. s.,t'on Moore
EDWARD COCHRAN ESQ, No l6s Spain street
IJoME MUTUAL INsUKANCk ooM.
PANY OF NEW ORLEANS.
onO., No rs Camp ST.. corner OF Matches ssrsst
SIXTEENTH YEAR
Premiums received during the year ending
December 81, 1867 ...... .............B3sI loo oo
Losses taxes. expenses reinsurance, ETC..
paid during same period. S17!5Ge 7e
Assets the sist December, 1857 e7s TIA %
This Company continues 10 against the pes Of the
ssss Rivers and lox damage By Fire st the current
ALFRED xoULroN, President
WIN. n. PKRKINs, Vice President
A. ". BUSrER, Secretary.
s,. 1a:s va r. c sssS.s:sa' E Ss,
EIs yo3P T:. SSS5s 5 EsSs F sSs.
DIEDMoND REAL ESTATE MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF VIRGINIA
Authorized Capital $1,000 Gee.
All Loans made BY This Company Secured Real Is
FIRST lien. No Loan permitted TO exceed hah the vsus
the property which l. secured Of Country
Property, Bui dinss excluoe ed from assessment
s7L cent Of profits paid TO Policy Holders.
Dividends declared annually and transferred s end Of
year To those who insure
Policies issued on all the most approved pl ans.
Policies non-fe fsitable. Rates Of Insurance lov.
The officers directors of this company include Of
the abest responsible gentlemen In the South
w. O. CARRIsGTON, PresdsaA
J. J. HOPKINS, Secretary.
O. Il. PKRRov. N. D., Medical Advisor
pIREcYoRs:
W. d. Cahn x. a. Thurmund J. z Pssbies
Hudson Martin, p. Fitzpatrick . WIN. Gordon.
c. A. SKATER, VIM. p. Shepherd. ID. D. Hsrtsook.
Liberal commissions viii be paid good agents In ToxaA
D. II. kAURY, General Agent,
"a Union street. Scv Orssua
CUMMIsSlON-rO RwAHDIN
John T. HANDY d CO.
COMMISSION MERCHAETs
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sYo 600 Oe~
M. the .ctu. amount 70 b. maid q, oa.b 1,
SIS Per SHARE
Aad this amount "a To bs maid a. t,oov,. IN. NJ,
cent at time of subsobtrx and M mar, mt, ths
esu,al hs. bean .sbsersh.d and than O, call. "a n. made ~
the Board Of Directors nslmsuts not to sxoe.d sv. mar
sen. per month When Der cont Of thu ma, aI
Of thu shares has been paid oer,iacss Of s.ook Ill Ia ia
sued This viii give the Company a paid nm
r.,.,
" ~ ~ ~ " "'''V ~
tne paying po'hs reasoned oJ 'ne present mos'poV'
The present Telegraph Companies the country have bean
consolidated an, % nm. h.o. r,...no, -.
-s
WV Va ~ " ' ~ 's~' " o'o' 'no nuho'oo pei
cent on the actual cost OF their lines thsr present. capital
having be- wstered thousand per cent
Tn. NATIONAL rEr.KaR apu COMPANY
= -, = =
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Visiting Wedding Cards engraved IN the elegant
Busne Cards Account ss'ss cosses, lie Lsdins.
Checks, Invoices and Circular kttss etc., L<hesrspAsd
sesls, osncs'ins Stamps, Door PistsS esc
IsfsAk embossed pspsr ed nvsss@ wrrdoBf
CHAR9k FOR DIk
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-06-17

IHE CELEBRATION BY THE WARREN EN-.
CINE CoAPANY.-Great preparations have
been made by the members ofWarren En-
CINE Company for their anniversary celebra-
ton to-day. At l o'clock the procession
will move through portions Of the town in
dlcated by the order of exercises which we
publish elsewhere and after the march, an
Grafton will be delivered at the Theater bv
Robert NJ. Clarke, Attorney General; SUBJ
sequent to which good collation. will be
spread for the participants at the Senate
Chamber. The Curry Engine Company
will, as invited guests and escort, take the
right Of the line and it is expected that
large delegation will be present from Viz
Gina City and Gold Hill. The Carson
Brass Band and the Silver Star Band will be
IN attendance throughout the ceremonies.
The festivities of the day will be appropri.
ately followed BY a ball, at the District
Court Room in the evening. A sumptuous
supper will be furnished and the best kind of
music will be provided. In fact, the War
rens are determined to wake up the town.
make things lively and treat US all to a
regular gala day. In this connection we
comply with requisite invite the ladies' to
be IN attendance a: the Theater at . O'Clock
also to state that the District Court Room
has been made secure for dancing; and that
the carriage list may be found as early as
noon at the Magnolia
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-06-17
RENO CORRESPONDENCE,

RENO, June 18th, 1858.
H. r. MIGHELs, EsQ-Dear SIR Your,
mighty perlite, SO you are, never sent me ;
paper nor answered my note, but then it:
your way-putting on airs like the rest. Bu
never mind, 1 don't bear any malice.
We are improving here rapidly, the con.
nection would have been made this day if this
snow storm had not put stopper on it-but
as soon as Spring opens, the cars will run
into Reno, and perhaps Carson.
We organized a Grant and Colfax Club
last Tuesday, and filling up our list fast
l tell you the Union men are some, here :;
none of your wishy washy sort, but regular
stand up and fight kind. Lake is a host in
himself, uncompromising and faithful, ready
to do as he has done before: fight for his
party. We will beat the Cops this Fall, and
l believe they think so.
The Democrats organized on Saturday
last, Judge Pitzer, President, who made the
worst speech for the good of his party ever
was heard-actually disguised his own peo-
pie. The best joke of the season is, Sa,cyer
going after Mr.. Van Alstein, a we'll known
Union man, for Secretary of the Cops. This
gentleman is our Constable, we'll educated
man, and don't look any more like Copper
head than you do. " Sawyer & Ellis Sen -
are very busy, but you must know that the
cadaverous face Of the former seems to be no
recommendation of the principles Of his
party, or rather harmonizes well with them
know you like brevity in correspondence
and will thereupon conclude by saying that
the temperature is some few degrees above
zero, with an upward tendency.
Yours. r. R. PARKINSON.
Twill try and see that you have the AP.
PEAL more regularly in futura.-ED. Az
PxAL.] +
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-06-17

OBITUARY. - Kit Carson died at Fort
Lyon, Colorado, on the 23d instant, Of rup-
ture of an artery in the neck. Kit Carson
was noted as mountaineer, trapper, and
guide. He was born in Madison county,
Kentucky, December "a, 1909, and while he
was an infant his parents omigrated to the
region now known as Howard county, Mis-
souri,. At the age Of fifteen Carson was ap-
prenticed to a saddler, with whom he con-
tinued two years, and then Joining hunt
ing expedition, commenced the pursuit he
followed during the remainder of his life
For eight years he was engaged on the
plains as a trapper, which he relinquished
for the post of hunter to Bent's Fort, where
he remained for eight years more. Soon
after he met Lieutenant (now GeneraD John
{. Fremont, who engaged him as a guide
for his explorations on the Rocky noun
tains.
TO Carson's energy and SIX i'll is due the
success, IN great measure, Of General
FremOnt's enterprise. In lS47 Carson was
sent to Washington as bearer of dispatches,
and was appointed lieutenant in the rife
corps of the army. In 1853 he drove G, 800
sheep over the mountains to California, and
on his return to Laos was appointed Indian
Agent in New Mexico. Since this appoint |
ment he has been largely instrumental in |
bringing about the treaties between the Uni |
ted States and the Indians, aud on a mis- |
sion Of this kind he visited Washington a |
few weeks ago in company with deputa-
ton of the red men, and made q tour of |
several Of the Northern and Eastern cities. |
- JashingiJn Chronicle.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-06-17

Fun AT GOLD HILL.-Yesterday' En-.
terprise has the following promise OF fun a,
Gold Hill BY referring to notice in an.
other column it will be seen that VIM. II
Began, Foreman of Yellow Jacket Hose
Company No. 2, Gold Hill, accepts the
challenge Of A. A. Putnam, Foreman OF
Liberty Hose Company No. l Of the same
place, to run him a race for the prize at
the benefit Of the last named company this
evening at Fort Homestead, making only
the condition that Mr.. Arnold will dress in
tights and comply with the rules in such
affairs, as he himself intends doing. Be-
sides this race there will be several others
of great interest, as for instance those be-
tween Mr.. McCluskey, alias "Sand.slinger,"
and Pat. Lannan. the " Washoe Kangaroo"
VIM. Cross, known as the Sage-brush Ga
zelle," and Jake Becker, alias the Wild
Doughnnt," P. Lynch, alias "Galloping
TRUTH, and Col. Watson, alias Chain
all runners celebrated where
ever known for their wonderful feetness.
These exciting races will doubtless fiji the
canvas to OVERLOOKING.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-06-17

| RIDING on HEARsE.-Senator McDou.
CALLS indulgence in hearse ride SCENE to
have set an example to the Kanucks. A
late Canadian paper says:
A curious incident is told in relation to
the funeral of the late Thomas d. MCGEE
When the burial service was over at the
cemetery, and the crowd dispensing, some
Of the members of the procession whose
legs had become little shaky, were dis
heartened at the idea of walking back TO
Montreal, distance of two miles. The fu-
neral car, with its six noble steeds, was
very tempting spectacle, SO. after little
parley, some dozen or so clambered into the
empty hearse, two or three more perched
themselves on the outside, with one on the
back of each of the horses as outriders,
and in this manner, the catafalque came
into town, and as may be readily imagined,
the sight created quite a sensation among
the quiet inhabitants.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-06-17

REDUCTION IN EXPRESS AND FAs
FREIer CHARGEs.-Wells, Fargo & Co
have reduced their rates Of charges for ex
pressage and fast freighting to suit the times
Shippers and others are directed to the ad
vertisement in another column, wherein the
new rates of charges are set forth.
| A DEMOCRATIC ENDORSEMENT OF GRANT.
Some months ago the Pittsburg Post, one OF
the most respectable of the Democratic
papers of Pennsylvania, conta ined a leader
under the caption of I" The Duty Of the
Democratic party in Certain Event" from
which we extract the salient paragraphs
without any farther comment. They speak
for themselves:
Suppose that contrary TO the wish Of some
of the leading Radical Black Republicans,
who want the Office themselves, General
Grant should be nominated for the Presi-
dency by the Republican party, what course
ought the Democratic party TO pursue
Ought we TO nominate a man in oppos ition
to General Grant: Ought we to charge
him with being an enemy to his country, or
in favor of unjust measures, merely because
he may have received said nomination.
We are inclined to believe that more de-
ponds upon General Grant now than upon
any other individual in the United States.
We believe him to be far superior to the |
majority of the far-sichted politicians who |
have been ruling the country without bring |
ing peace or economy to our legislation. |
He is known to all the people as straight
forward man. and, so far as can be Judged,
a man well-disposed to deal fairly with the
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-06-17

Our LAND OFFIcE.-By private letter
from Senator Stewart to a gentleman Of
this place, we learn that Nye and Lincoln
counties will be made a U. S. Land Dis
trict, Office at Belmont, and Esmeralda
joined with the California counties of
Mono and Inyo, in another district. The
bill has probably become law BY this time.
champion.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-06-17

GOLD HILL News ITEMs.-Numerou
large teams, heavily loaded with freight
from California, have been arriving over the
Placervlle route during the last two or three
dogs.
Parties in DAYTON propose hauling down
some more of the ores from the lodges in
and about Como far reduction, soon. The
results obtained last season were not salts
factory. Como may come out J" yet.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-06-17

SAN Francisco STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Reported to George L. Gibson yesterday
Alpha, SIS; Belcher. S2l5; Bullion, S26
Crown Point, SOB; Chollar- Potosi, S-2j5
Daney, 81, Exchequer, S33; Gold Hill O.
NJ, 500; Hale & Norcross, Sill; Imperial,
SIG; Kentuck, $3.50; Lady BRYAN, S25
Ophir, Sl24; Overman, Sj2t Savage, SI57
Sierra Nevada, S30t; Segregated Belcher,
SSf; Yellow Jacket, Sl,l70; Cole, S3S.
Gold in New York at P. M, l4Os.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-06-17

STREET GRADING.-Mr. Bragg entered
upon his contract yesterday BY breaking
ground upon Proctor street. That thor
oughfare, as are the others that are to be
repaired, is to be "piked " in the approved
style. Mr.. Bragg has made that Boulevard
look like new plowed field. Glad to see
the sadly needed work begun.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-06-17

TURS-VEREIN HALL.-As will be seen by
reference to an advertisement in another
column, Mr.. Jacob Muller is the proper
person to whom to make application for the
use of Turn-Verein Hall.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-06-17

FLOUR DEPOT AT Decentralization is
directed to the advertisement, in to-day s
APPHAL, of W. F. Hicks, agent at Reno for
the Pioneer Flour Mills, Sacramento. He
keeps for sale all the best brands of -four,
wheat, barley, &c, and sells them at reduced
rates.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-06-17
THE DAILY APPEAL.

ATTENTION. WARRENs ALL members Of
Warren Engine Company No. are request
ed to meet at their Engine House to-day at
y o'clock NJ, precisely, in full uniform.