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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-04-02
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FESRX ottle and be convinced 1t will only
~ Cost you your time in using it, fit does YOU
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In Probato-I1enosha County Court. =

HIRAM FUTILE,
County Judge.
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In Probato--Xenosha County Court,

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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-01-18
.''}slhieeii'ii;I lie Sales. So.

.IbHAhkas4M on Monday tho 9th day Of Janinry,
1919, on the Plantation of j. Hcsse Andrews four
miles ahoye ,Orangsbprg, tl,o Bull Swamp Rond,
ing following prollsrtyi uae hundred md fifty bush
els Corn more or less, hunrc and City bushels
.f9tt2H Seed mofaIq or less n sna:luan,ity yaf un
ginncd Cotto9s 3e bushels Peas more oriess ftccn
bushels N9q 14ore oor less. anda tlot of pFoldct
LcSic oD8s thGpyopcry j., Hcsebniheire,vs Int tic
snit ofr go. N, CornclsonS Earnest kramcra are
y,a ,oo'''', ,.''"l,T ALso.sn4 A;oa yrtn7''
On TUESDAY the osh January 1scs viii n@asr ,a soIa
19 :the plsntati9n q Joseph iirnsessoh .Binnak4r
bridge Road, Is miles from Orangcburg c. H.. tile
following pr1p9rtyi fifty bushels Corn more or lcs9,
M two hardfed podSas F9ddcr moro or less, lot Of
Shuck, fifty bushels fort Seed morc or less. Low
isaot a M Of Joseph Graves, at the suit
oi r. e! sutfnas. =, ,.,.,,:T "a Iii noi .tuH
49, o..-yl.i9oi so, ,iAISOtq 2.ci;siig> ;-'f"s
,Yeaisesds i Of Janaay asy.in 1868, on OH the
swns psepsy anss' res h""%pad SMs&p %nd
hfty bushels Corn more or, less, lot Of Fodder two
bushels 1y bushels sa sShs Siss %sr
S. Syi ns~s ssst ss .a 4
ilSA S. &co I'VE !" a" :. ''' .s'9 s9a
"a. Il 'iippALsOi e.Ya siin.in-h ~ |,
On tho first Monday in February, 1868. being
lowing gaf9peaEty: fpissM,,lsssanliorie Mild Lew
Of p. A.iRhysor:,il ~ 'S''S ''IT',O
sn,II aoG,a,sALsO,l D eni al
0n Tuesday, after iSalas,ay, will bc sold on the
rldhtati6h of Ed J. Fielder four miles below Or
:engeburg on thegRar6hd;i 1.-The following property
Thrts Timber cpr,s lpt qld Plogshs, one OK Cart,
J,,FslAer, at .'c sui suit sP If ~, Rnyser:t
81 phi lsate4f eosirisAUS0 ~ eta VIZ ~ ~
thp isaneaS ssna SsS az ad spsqs y sold ,y
Rlalels oraiprI less, ten bushels slolled Corn
more or less, 0pe ARJred and ffiy'Ins,als Eorn in
..s siSk, SH Yys, - sa. 6f Sntolso tagdtsiHeks
SliRs thgGe ssaaksa tofataes 0ns ihhl'lfednd fifty
bYgBetA Cotton Seed apeb blesss " let bf ginhed
G;opttpp, R}et, of Fodder l1tdG,Faptdne peeasiis
ohe nnggE TRp,R AT Of oil Wagons md CARTS pn6
fur Aagsi KpSQArto IeSiei on as s pVap6sty pf H.
A. Rice, nt.tAs fgikaf Ball 4, sGoviH no'a 81 rsa,
or.aasSass ssasIss = oIIs 49, s;e d tY u PykEs yIkgEsy
January 10, 1868 }
- .yFiIAtso III :
BY vr,uoIof sandey Er,ta pn ,as directed,
will sell TO the highest bidder. nt .Orangelure
Court House, ION the first M6nt1ay IN Ftbr,ihry
noSt. fcr,cash the following properly vizi
Ono Nlnle, levied Oh MS tho property of q. II.
I9esqra sthe suit of,A,U Jacksoh. 10 Tet,u vi
9p Tuesday following, at the rcaidenao Gf R,,ttii
Qgifips ono W Wagony Corn, Fodder dnl Dtlicr af-
iicics Levied on Gs thbprobcrty ibf subcnt afitiin
at uloanit.jef w Pitthan. s5Fl, s,Yooei.s jaimoo
IhrhSry AZ, 1868: u ~ S 'O.sD
,i6nA2 VII
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h.El4sgAII Al i. ], NOTICES x
Comm nissiio oner S Sales.

[,rd YETNTICi1J JE1 S11kJTH ~ SI' '7
M -
.s'g,' IS $ olsxsagb is !, Z, g.
andrew f. r.l s.
fyr1iIssnI g. yi IVA aa,f 9
m oror, ~ M. co.t ,f 1,.t ~
s1tsd case Hn,ss
F6rangebdrg a5i Inc lit sfoifday iii $sxt
= fasbasi ssB f s. a eass ss
gopsstss. and t9 che
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OoTrGH sEE6i G6TToN sEED!,
sIhlb OIs pifodhSaaa Sbas wJith 5Ioenns pound bound
more than the common Upland ip Charleston market
Ydk1n!Hp Ydka11!H rtt9pArM NltLlAM F. BARTQN
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NOTICE TO MIX. CIsEDITOIss
kN,n"AF a. ?, DE,TfS: = Z 4 ,ee9lpel T. crxs
Ss s'p's1i5 dR R Ssl l.s,, sss
to attend to my business fill my, return, ~, 10,
aria ls'''I'"s 70 'As''cI CHARLES r. iRlcK,.r';4
eAYc 2lllEalmn i2illlEal m4 nci..2 % s.,na.l. 81 Matthews
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READING srarrEKt On EvvEiRHY1 IL ~ qpK@E
esos9 IgIBTYIf .E
s'Sasa 4aOC1.AA.I!sst s ii r.I IsENIS..
,s.;sATURDAY MORNING, JAN,s lg. 1903.
y,AphsTppleihent.

We issue This week Supplement- 60 which
we ELF i9aA u ii Mr..
81 N Ronsos os ss!,ssst tie age AGENT for
this strse Of .hs soltbts PsttaHsssy yGabR5, which
= y s 's|asss ssa 4 @ +, s.aAer
q, on;ssehttyl n;s Il, Hur
flaaesInnhg shc ldttcrs recommending its Use,
sssssFsf from Orangcburg planters s..wa cd M.
mend them to the attention Of an Interested in
!. '''s .hs jesssg}iUpH I'll
JITT2rlsn1' M ri =
The ra.jackefs, and how they Lived,
Fought aud Died f6Tr Dixie, WITH With Incl.
: ts ,s.ss and s s. :1 itR-t S Con
sssssa Il, i,,s. s.s,q s .I.,-rreah 1qao~p
ssas' Tho sie Sfa adsss volaH%sds,, just issued
bysaosns usaoss'iass 6 sss A,tsatajiGs:' !
= There is certain portion, Of the ."iWnr that
essll acvcr 50 into tic regular histories, nor be
an,'ea'',' g j9spqlI1GISsIor sqIIIo AoStry' which i
vey IsdcaeSSdiak sticratidnlal fbttlcr idea ios
she sspiri. 6cs.ahei tlhaics th:,,r ,i,ahy 7,lry
SspaIts or cafeial narutiyts ar events. aud tIs
part nay be called tho sossip, II The fun
iss SSsass 81 ahe g. char
= i t,if esS sSss tic iar III ii I'i I'eilss'ailers,
the asyStiyn IS ofwo'aen; '!ic bravery Of iqn,
tlcspinEk,.,f our heroes, the romance AID harl-
Of the service :s. From tho beginning Il in If
tAe r.r sl's FFAAI Iae Engaged in collect
ing sil:thsrseta aotrs Fguuqsted with or l4s.
tr.tiyc qfitsApdi laa ;,sroupo.l aid lclhsa6ed
them ariiafr ri f,s ,ssRpEHpr.Ato haads. and in
NaAttfadSiYe6oriI., ,a,s:,r. M q sri1r,ig- y
M ss.s.s a -aiaats "reminiscences
s.f E, sii?S SSS t;s and battle;
,eaicas with e.illng ssats of bravery. With drol,
a.9as5a sann,;cal andiludicrsus. adventures etc.;
aed aifs &c Is VI VIII ill., as f istrnssir I'll s no =, be
foand.i1 esers phee as 'gfathfc-a detail; bril-,
asnt VII. and antoutie histary,, are shillfully
intefw"vcp III this work Of literary art.
1'' just gsyg9lH4e g99s sexlll find nun'er-
oa' pqFshilNfs apd lHst sassh, qaf 9s persons
,ss4sssklgs, tsprHst s BOOK agents gent sAqpl add 70
osEl1e;alists!a4ah = ~
asiIfa - sii,Mrs y. ~ ,a..I:T $. .frM
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ny o. s'ne Sofit on tho saieday
IN next seiI fqr so much eqsh 9slyill pay
inc Apense OF the casethe baldnee on credit OF
date payable anaaY' and mortgage of the mi
Ss fSr rss1s n sase
estate which was of George H. ssyit
lp' tSonS fqaSt hsss j safsrs f nasfei Brshch,
frs ., a;o;.n
is5a#s sssss
ana anu ands @ 9. sohn huffman; ths
e aid me- aeIiae Wing
= AsetisT frsst a. tle ssaggt, siisas alsser,s
oaa 90 acres more Or iess bo,ndSd BY
TisS aaS ss
;,s eso 80 Tue same george =. ath
g. And one other Tract of. ,S acres nm the ,snid
aaaierss braneh BOUNDED by lan.s of Paul and
to sara ~ .n
fss,lsSlsk under pres
Dncen,bsr 81 'l1seI 9S'> 8, ss'
- III. ,s...,<I =
M ~, .aa, saa,..f 49, ,a,,,; a, I'M,
t,a,"',sssIp .sa.gn ,.r,,'lau men, 4 aoisr,ar
MilhSSus, Mi .SSas,,- ,,sr ,,s,os, al, {, E, 3,
by nm order in this ease 4 vii. sou Cor cad, ~
eaIass & r ss y
| j. w. Tindnl assigned to Ills widow for downr
chaser to ac5nye,nnce NIS1i- -siSmns
L. December as; 1857 ! - ssYs,,;3
I S ,ssS5
3rlg aiAu 81 s'aos eALSEpt,.i ~ saf "a es192s
-; sa., u. I.,.
fhinps and ihiinns Aim e r. and Adm m
/ cd hpdW an5Jys. sii a' 5tN8 a ss' ''s
ts4o1 O, liz, yoiiE9HP qaAr iest4s 10 ssoj tfa1d
Bgo oraeE jths, caprsef Eapit in tl,ist cuss
gssss s, aS essF ss fsss s as
credit monthA eIlfed by bond with interest
from date, aud mortgage of the premises, with
coSehniit for rcshc in t&ety notice in cass Of
Tract Of soss aeres So Of nn formcrv a.
Phnips, sitdtcd on Woodland SWaimn in i6is' Bis
EiGs bounded hyan's os estnte Of Aa No
nol en Ok Sso tract. Miah sas bsaa @ e saa a
, 1or wideSss aoaors oil iEias se6it o1at!N sEfat
20 81 itE1A- siti 5inAEsSOJssl a.
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a..1ysOO OMMEROEAds

.Reportnof the Gharleston! Cotton, MIR
ket hlr fgr the Week Ending 3 Jan. le-
Rcportcz for Mc OranyeJn,g Nc,es ly
z VII Walton saIfrH;' lGdTHoN fAcT9R. ~
On Friday ths 10th inst, tho dewanl was active,
a%naahsatoses % sato e pale liggF, 9sesf4pSoved fom
a& TO 70. on our quotations. Of last week. Fhc
market on SATURDAY became very quiet, but prices
were firm and Unchanged. Tho demand was good
4o2SabeS hSt " 'ssnsae.qns .sre lmi TED,
oyse& ta aAalgpt htfering stocks Il Pkie edafrm eng
advancing. On Tuesday the demand was act I've,
with an ADVANCE in prices of 10. The demand on
Wednesday was checked by unfayorablc news RI ON
abroad, aud prices fell Of yafrrths declHjng ten;
dshsS! 'Ud TGdfsady &hh dhrket fxssSiaioS miti-a
further decline of &C., chiefly, lYNaayey, on lhe
low gregtes,i Ehpseles,fac the,Mtck ahdAi to sdme
$500 bales. We quote: rna
Middling...................... .tAt\|54
Strict MiiIallng.l. !.i.i.i.:.S.I .i......I. .s..Sl!.N
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tor. Before commenced
snoula secure money enough in soma ms 1
be able to SNAP my fingers in tbe ta"o way, 70
ssoaI rlh % stonit hoP tay ffaperp fr tell you
on sending it TO him. I'd always have sdp heep
thing in every number about him so tb. svHIe-
couldn'tdo without having it,, how much so ne
ever he might want to-
Then You should see my desk 1t should be
busted once year, to show editors what a
desk might be. My editorial chair sbonIdn't
PIVOT; there should be no shadow of turning
about that. Gibralter should be A cireum.
stance to 1t. The windows of INV editorial
deh shonld De scraped with sharp knife oe-
easlonally, to take off sufficient dirt 10 enable
me to write legibly. I should keen nv heSt
bonnet IN bandbox under my desk for anv
sudden dress emergency, as do editors tbe;r
go-to meetin' hat. Like them, too sbonId
nave small looking glass for-vistorsl also
pOItle of-"medicine" for vsitorsl DOM
1hink should need a safe. as the nrinciDias
rpo,i upUIi "nich my paper would be conducted
ii lehuer 1t unnecessary NV object
"Vau ~ 70 anuse myself and say just what
Pc not by any means to please
all the papers that cross my tbresboid anJ 7
am very sure that have hit on quite an ORIG
inal idea. "H oi's
If it stormed badly on publication dor
wouldn't send the poor devils in my EMPLOY
out with my paper, just because my subscrib-
ers e lancled they wanted it. Let em wait The
first fair day they'd have it, of course. In the
nieaih.lhe, ,nsit, the printers devil, and the COM
posltors, and the rest of 'em. could play
chequers TIL the sky cleared nm
,,t - annyooay a sued me for libel, Pd-Td whine
41t, W, Amt you ashamed to annoy a female?
WY .hy don't you strike one of your own size?;'
! should insist upon being treated with the
deierence due to woman, though in all re-
% speets l should demand the untrammeled-
seven-leagued-boots of man. NV
oDJect would be to hit everybody smack he
Tween the eyes, when I felt like it; and when
iiss 4 saw brutal retribution coming, to throw my
SIX apron over my head, and whimper.
have not yet decided upon title to nv pa
per. Children are not generally baptised till
alter they are born. Nor do know who
VIII stand sponsor. All that, is in the misty
tuture. l as to the price, L should nail up a
cash-6ox at the foot of the stairs. and peonle
should drop in whatever they liked. 1 should
" tnat means, not only show my unshaken
iaith IN human natnre, but also learn in what
estimation the general public held NV SER
vices. There is nothing so dear to my heart
as spontaneity.
to the Editor. FASSy FrpS
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Fanny FERNS Bid fer an Edi,or-hip.

Persons who do not read the New York
Ledger hardly know of the existence of Fan
ny Fern" who few years ago used to be "al
the rage" Her husband, Mr.. Parton, has In
great measure usurped her place in the pub
lie favor, though his line of literary work is
altogether different from that of his wife. Ihe
following from the last number of the Ledger
shows that Fanny still writes with the csn'
that used to delight so many readers:
I think should like to be an editor, if some
body would do all the disagreeable hard work
for me. and leave me only the fancy touches
Il don't know how profound my political arti-
cles would be, but they would be mine.
think my book reviews would be pleasant
reading at least to every body but some of the
authors. / should have high railing round
nv editorial desk, and Through the lattice
microscopically ard leisurely regard the row
of expectant men waiting outside for a hear.
ing. l should not need a spitoon in nv of.
fee. Nobody should contribute to nv paper
who smoked, or chewed, or snuffed tobacco;
that would diminish my contributors list
about right. l should discard Webster and
Walker, and inaugurate a dictionary of my
own. should allow anybody who felt inclin-
en- to send me samples of big straWDerrless
and peaches, and punches of flowers; shoula
get fine library free gratis, out OF Doohs
sent to me to review. As to grindlng tne aAes
of the givers in return, why that, OF course
should always be left to the option OF she edi'
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NJ cou tI. Cts,
=. " Worms, Worm Fever, Worm Collie, 25
trying Coc or Tee,hing of infants, q
" ylarrnGn OF children or aduts, %
Dysentery, Gripping, Bilious Collie, %
Choiera- VI crbusN Nausea, Vomiting ,25
Gonshs, Colds, Bronchitis, 20
Neuralgia, Toothache. Faceache 25
HeRdaches, Sick Headache, Vertigo 25
~ Dyspepsla, Bilious Stomach %
suppressed painful Periods, "a
Y Whztes, too proftse Periods, 81
i3 trOup, Cough. difficult Breathing 25
Is Snn rs Eaeuns ,Erysipelas Eruptions 25
10 fsheunaatisna. Rheumatic Palms. 2J
% " Fever az Ague, Chill Fever, Ague, 80
II Piles, blind or bleeding, 90
10 Opfhatmy, and sore or weak eyes, so
D s!niarrt, acute or cronic, Influenza, 80
!. ~ WhOOPing COugh, violent Coughs, 90
. ~ Asthma, Oppressed Breathing 80
Ear Discharges Impaired Hearing, 80
. 20 Scrsfula enlargedG Glands, ,Swellings, 80
q General Debility, ,Physi alW eakness so
~ 20 DrOPsy, and scanty Secretions so
70 seassckness, sickness from riding, so
Aidney-Disease.G Gravel mo : so
2s Nerysns Debility, Seminal
Emissions, Involuntary Dis
: 20 :. Sore Mouth, oanker, ao5L 50
81 Painful Periods, with Spasms SO
@ a'gs 9 ngs anee 90 90
:" Diphsheria, liberated Sore Throaf 80
-ne -.l,rsr FAMILY CASES sds,a-a.
Of 35 large viais, morocco case, .ai-
Containing n specific for every II
ordinary disease n family is SUBJ
Ject to, and n book of directions, $40, 90
Smaller Family and Travelling cases,
Win ~ 10 70 walls, from SIS to $S
Specifies for all Private Diseases, both = -
Ior Curaus and for Preventive treat
ment, in walls and pocket cases. Sl to az
~ These Remedies by the case or single Box are
sent to any part of the Country, by mail or express
free OF charge on receipt of the price. Address
Humphreys Specific sl bi-
HOMEOPATHHC MEDICINE CONzP Y
n n
DIR. HUMPHREY is consulted daily at his office
personally or by letter as above for all forms Of dis
dc6eod1y ~
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AT H REDDY,
ms MERCHANT TAILOR,
III AND DEALER IN
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,

No. 107 FEDERAL STREET. Hi4f
We have in store one of the finest assortment OF
ENGLISH, GERMAN, FRENCH and DOMESTIC
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, &C., that can be found in
Portland. These goods have been selected with great
care and especially adapted to the fashionable trade
and at prices that cannot fail to please, and all goods
thoroughly shrunk and satisfaction guaranteed.
cali is respectfuv solicited Thankful to frende
or past patronage, hoping to merit a continuance
the same.
ian9dn NJ. 81. REDDY. Proprietor.
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Notwithstanding the violent opposition of
the Democrats in Congress to the bill reliev-
ing manufactures from taxation, it has pass
ed both Houses of Congress. 1t was signed
by the President, Thursday, and is now a
law. The text is as follows:
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e322s $500 per onn,t,,,. al, odyo.,ce.

shall be imprisoned not less than six months
nor more than three years.
The 7th and last section enacts that no
compromise or discontinuance of prosecutions
under this act shall be allowed without writ
ten permission of the Secretary of the Treas
ury and the Attorney General.
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Established June 23, 1862.

THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS is published
every day, Sunday excepted,l at No. 1 Printers
Exchange, Exchange Street, Portland,
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THE MAINE STATE Press, is published at the
same place every Thursday morning at $500 year,
Invariably in advance.
RATES OF ADvERIISIHG.-One inch OF space, IN
length of column, constitutes square" ia
S1.50 per square daily first week. rs cents per
week after; three insertions, or less $1.00 contlnu
ng every other day after first week, so cents.
Halfsquare, three insertions less, 10 cents: one
week. 81 90; so cents per week after.
Unde head of f"AMUsEmENTs,' $500 per SQUARE
per week; three inserf ms or less, $1.5O :
SPECIAL NOTICES, $l.t5 per square ior the first
insertion, and 25 cents per square Tor each subse-
quent insertion. asss -a.s =
Advertisements inserted in the ssMAISF STATE
PRESS (which has large circulation i'm every part
of the State) for $i00 per square or first insertion
ton.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-04-06

~ N IOoILIN, 7 hUPKIEIOH,
TERMs:-Eight Dollars year in advance.
tY- Single copies conts.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-04-06

FTUIl OIlo. DIChENS: :
remain etc.,
From his Excellency Governor R. E. FENToN,
Albany: ~
'sYOr Malt Extract is a pleasant beverage"
For Hon. TIL AID. STEVENS, Washington
Please send two dozen ofit"-Dr. M. p. GIRvIN,
Philadelphia.
For sale at the depot and by druggists and grocers
Agents for Maine W. F. PHILLIPS 6 CO., Port
land apr3-eod1w
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-04-06
MISCELLANEOUS.
No. .. aIel
SlMILIA sTdILlBU6 CURANTUR.
Humphreys Homeopathic Specifics,

HAVE PROVED, from the most ample expert
cient, and Reliable. They are the only Medicines
perfectly adapted to popular use--so simple that
mistakes cannot be made in using them; so harmless
as TO De iree from danger and so efficient to be al
ways reliable They have raised the highest COM
ion.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-04-06

PORTLAND.


MOnfay Morning, April 6, 1868.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-11-17

fetal vote Of Wa>hoe County the Electoral
ticket was carried by 22t majority. The
majority for Fitch is 49, for Whitman, 22f;
for johnson, 2ll for Shamp, 2lS. The
highest majority received by any one on the
ticket was by Frazier, candidate for Trea-
surer. whose majority is 33i The returns
look as though the friends Of Bunker and
Perkins did sCme quiet trading at the polls
at Franktown. Also at Crystal Peak, Com
missioner Smith received rather more than
the legitimate Union vote Glendale is the
banner precinct, more Union votes, in proper
ton to the whole number polled, having been
cast there than at any other precinct in the
county. Ophir had less scratching than any
other precinct.-Rei.0 Crescent, Nor. Ii.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-11-17

The REASON WHY.-The Rev. J. Fulton,
in a recent letter written on board an ocean
steamer, says " have heard that good wine
could not cross the ocean. | never knew the
reason before. 1t is drunk up. Never did |
see more wine srin;l;7g than on this ship at
sea, and yet we have had but one person in
toxicated." This calls to mind an anecdote
which may serve as :. corolIarv 70 The above
S,'..e time ago I.,ther ;2>i youth was relat-
ing the experience of lis voyage across the
ocean to 4 sginpathiz;rg friend. Said he,
81 tell you what old fellow. there's one
good thing about it, though. You can get as
tight as you please every day. and every body
thinks you're only seasich.''
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-11-17

MURDER seems to be on the rampage
throughout the State. Our exchanges come
to US freighted with accounts of stabbingS,
shooting, and all conceivable ways Of taking
life. Human blood flows like water i'll Gold
Hill and Virginia. The law should arise in
its majesty and divest all men Of revolvers
and bowie knives. We have law upon our
statute which forbids the carrying of deadly
weapons. Why do not the police do their
duty by enforcing that which is their sworn
duty to do If every rufian is allowed to go
armed to the teeth, human life Will not be
worth ten cents on the dollar.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-11-17

THAT PRESENTATION scene at Gold Hill
which gets itemzed in last evenings News
vas touching affair. The fact i, it
amounted to a friendly set to with the gloves !;
and if we say 50 that oushtn't to, We got the
best Of it. Bro. Lynch oyeTcame US with the
power Of his eloquence, but we walked of
with - the mitteus." Something was said in
memory Of Wash. klinefelter, (of blessed
memory, and the encounter passed Off plea
sanity and to the delight OF all concerned.