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l. LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE
MEMPHIS AND LOUIsVILLERl
Road LINE.

IhATNs LEAVE NASHVILLE for Chattanolr7
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connecting by stage Tor all important Did
Southeastern Kentucky.
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and stopping at all intermediate stations
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The $500 P, 81. t ain for Nashville and Mei
runs daily; the ! 100 A n. train dAiiy except 81
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OF ROBBxT j. RAKROw,

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EsTATn or aoEN D. WILCOX

Individually, and as a Member Of the Firm of
Reeves, Wilcox Lambert.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-23

HIGH CHURCH Practices IN ENGLAND.
| ton of the services in metropolitan ritual
istic church on the festival of St. Ethelburga.
Holy Communion was celebrated daily at
noon, and between l and 2 the "Te Deum''
was sung, followed by a brief address. In
cense and vestments were in use, and a cru
cifix was borne by a chorister in scarlet
cassock before the priests in procession, and
placed over against the low pulpit during the
sermons. The clergy wore their birettas.
On Saturday brother 1gnatius preached from
the words of the Gospel for the day. The
church was so crammed that the doors had
to be closed. The reverend gentleman wore
the serge hood of his order, and a short sur
plice over it. On entering the pulpit, he
kissed scarlet stole and placed it over his
shoulders, commencing his discourse by
vehement outburst against the Rev. Mr.. Voy-
sey, incumbent Of Yorkshire parish, whose
doctrines he condemned in violent language.
He requested his hearers to bear the name
in mind, and for that purpose spelt it to them
twice, letter by letter. The clergyman in
question was accused Of propounding dam
nable and diabolicsl views; though resident
within a short distance of the archiepiscopai
capital of the northern province, he was per-
mitted to oficiate, while nowadays the bug
bear of popery was being howled and yelled
after; a strategy of the devil to lead mems
thoughts away from the deep-seated errors of
around them" DIR. Evans and the
Revs. G. Akers, Mill, Going, and the Bish-
op of Dunedin. are also among the preachers.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-23

IIHERIA AND TAHoE.-In a letter dated
Capernaum, September, 1867, Mark Twain
writes as follows:
The celebrated Sea OF Galilee is not so
large sea as Lake Tahoe BY a good dealt
is about two-thirds as large. And when YOU
speak OF beauty, this sea is no more to be
compared TO Tahoe than a meridian of lonoi-
tude is to rainbow. The dim waters of this
pndile cannot suggest the limpid brlliancy Of
Tahoe; those low, shaven, yellow hillocks of
rocks and sand, SO devoid of perspective,
cannot suggest the grand peaks that compass
Tahoe like wall, and whose ribbed and
ehasmed fronts are clad with stately mines
that seem to grow small and smaller as they
climb, till one might fancy them reduced to
weeds and shrubs far upward, where they
JOIN the everlasting SHOWS. Silence and soli-
tude brood over Tahoe; and silence and soil
tude brood also over this lake of Genessaret.
but the solitude of the one is as cheerful and
fascinating as the solitude of the other is dis
NAL and repulsive.
In the early morning one watches the
silent battle Of dawn and darkness upon the
waters OF Tahoe with placid interest but
when the shadows sulk away, and one By one
the hidden beauties Of the shore unfold them
selves IN the full splendor of noon, when the
still surface is belted like a rainbow with
broad Oars OF blue and green and white, half
the distance from the circumference to the
center when, in lazy Summer afternoons, |
one lies IN boat, far out to where the dead |
blue of the deep water begins, and smokes
the pipe of peace and idly winks at the dis
tant peaks and patches of snow from under |
his cap brim when the boat drifts shnreward |
TO the white water, and one Tolls over the
gunwale and gazes by the hour down through
the crystal depths and notes the colors of the
pebbles and averages the spots upon the
school of trout hundred feet below when
1t night he sees moon and stars, mountain
ridges feathered with pines, jutting white
rapes, bald promontories, grand sweeps of
rugged scenery topped with bald, glimmering
peaks, all magniicently pictured in the po-
ished mirror of the lake in richest, softest
ietail, the tranquil interest that was born
with the morning deepens and deepens by
urs degrees, till it eliminates at last in 4,
esis:less fascination.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-23

NEVADA BULLIoN.-ln the financial arti-
Gle Of the San Francisco Times we find the
following:
From an examination of the statements Of
treasure received in this city, it will be seen
that there has been an increase of more than
S2.00o,000 in the amount received from the
northern mines the past over the preceding
year; the greater portion Of this increment
being due to the State of Nevada. While.
however, such gratifying gains have, during
this period, signaled the progress of Nevada,
the year has rather been one Of preliminary
preparation than of progress and fruition
the most OF the companies owning what NAV
ne considered the more promising Of the out
side mines, having been engaged, at heavy
expense, in developing their claims and erect
ing mllis-very few of them in active pro-
ductive operation. These mills will soon be
completed, and the mines be thoroughly ex-
plored and placed in condition to Weld ores
largely; rendering it probable that still more
marked additions will be made to the bullion
returns of the State the present than was
done the last year; and almost insurinc for
that State total product for the year 1868 of
$50, 000,00
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-23

A WEALTHY CoLoRED Man IN VIRGINIA.
James Roper, the largest landholder and the
wealthiest man in jefferson county, Va, is
dead. Roper was a colored man, the natu-
raj son Of an eccentric Englishman. who be-
queathed the most of his property to the
recently deceased. who added greatly to his
patrimonial estate. Roper had great facil-
ity for acquiring property, and a mania for
adding to his large landed estate. Every
year or two he would purchase farm, for
which he would often pay much as $40
per acre, when dollars we're dollars. He was
a quiet, inoffensive man, and generally es-
teemed. He never voted, served Oh juries,
or attempted to exercise rights denied by the
laws.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-23

NAPoLEoN's LAsT.-A letter from Paris
says: Napoleon is TO assemble in Paris
Congress for the purpose Of securing uni
formity Of pronuac alton of the alphabet"
This story may or .ray not be true, but
Napoleon has passion for " Congresses, "
and the success Of one like this might com
pensate for the failure Of others in which
more important questions have been decided
to his disadvantage. Moreover, he has so
long studied the art Of pronouacing exactly
the contrary Of what he means. that he is
very well qualified to become chief spokes-
man in this enterprise.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-23

JEwELRV AND FANCY GooDs -
Mr.. John G. Fox yesterday received from
San Francisco fine lot Of bracelets. sleeve
buttons, buckles, ear ornaments, brooches,
and the like, of great variety and style. They
are obtained that selections may be made
from them. For this purpose they will be
on exhibition at the bookstore to-day. OF
the color OF jet of the highest polish, they
have all the beauty characteristic of that
material, and their cost in comparison with
their beauty, is but trihe. Those desiring
to select from these goods should call imme-
diately, as they will be returned at an early
day.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-23

AMENDMENTS ALWAYS IN ORDER.-It re-
Gently CHANGED that Muggins came home
late at night with a rent in prominent part
of his neither apparel. Handing the garment
Re Mrs. NJ, who was making preparations to
retire, he requested that the repairing pro-
cess be commenced Immediately, in order
that he might wear the garment on the NOR
row. To this Mrs. Muggins sulky and sleepy
too late for such performances. MY dear"
said Muggins, with much dignity, :" let me
assure you it is never too late to mend"
Operations on the pants commenced imme-
|Giately.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-23

PRor1rABLE.-Mr.C c. Mcknight, who went
from Texas to Brazil, writes as follows from
Ilha Grande-an island thirty miles long
and eight broad, situated four hundred miles
south of Rio de Janeiro-that he has pur-
chased coffee plantation with good house
On it, and has three years to pay for it in.
He says he has already gathered $500 lbs.
81 excellent coffee, which has sold for 81 SO
per arroba OF 81 Tbs. He says he expects to
rather !, 800 arrobas more, and hopes to pay
Tor the place the first year.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-23

GooD.-The New York Tribune's book
reviewer styles those lamentable anecdotes
with which Harper's Drawer comes over
crowded, "its accustomed treat of the vapid
rinsings Of champagne bottles" Just, brief
and to the point.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-23

CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILRoAD.-The Cap
ital Reporter of the 18th inst. says:
We understand that the Central Pacific
Railroad Company intend to extend the line
Of their road this year at least three hundred
miles eastward from the Summit, which will
make the aggregate length Of their road, four
hundred and four miles The material for
this immense work has been ordered, paid
for, and will be on hand to consummate the
work.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-23
FROM MEXICO.

HAVANA, January 2l.-Advices from Sissal
to the 18th have been received.
The port was still blockaded and fighting
between the rebels on shore and the national
war vessels continued. No communication
with the shore was allowed.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-23
ESTRAY NOTICE.

HtAME TO THE HALF WAY HOUSE ON OR
" about the 18th Of January, 1S6S, one BAY
HORSE, about years old, branded on the right
hip with M left hind foot white; and white
stripe in the face. The owner will please call, pay
charges and take him away.
JACOB ALLENBACH,
Half Way House, Virginia and Carson Road.
January IS, 1865. ja19-tf
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-23
THE DAILY APPEAL.

q. S. CouRr-We learn from tine Enter
prise that Judge Baldwin intends holding
term of U. s. Court il this place, beginning
on Monday of next week.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-23

A MAN in New York adveit sed for a wife
destitute of all personal charms and OF bad
temper. and on the following morning re-
ceived IS replies
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-23
UNION STATE CENTRAL COM.
MITTEE.

VIRGINIA. January 20, A. u. 1865.
The members Of the Union State Central Com
mttee are hereby notified that a meeting of said
Committee will be held at the Office Of Aldrioh
DeLJng, aud Union streets, Virginia
City, Storey county, Nevada. on the 10th day of
February, A. D. 1865, to make arrangements for
calling and holding State Convention Of the
Party. A full and punctual attendance is res
pectfully Iuested.
C. E. DELONG, Chairman
c. c. BATrERMAS, Secretary. ja22-td
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