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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-03-15
NOTICE.

DUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
will not, henceforth, be responsible for
any debt or debts contracted by my wife BRIDGET
MALONE; and this notification is made -
warning to business men and others not to trust
the said Bridget Malone on my account.
FRANK MALONE
Carson City; Ne.als. February Is, 1865.
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COUNTY BUILDINGS, CARSON CITY.
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Importance of One Vote.

The recent election in the town oil
Lisbon Con. so demonstrates the val
ue of vote, that we cannot fOrbeai
givin gsome Of the detail Of that most
spirited contest.
Ten days before the election, the
Democrats nominated one of their
strongest men, and the Republicans,
Mr.. H. L. Reade, a man who knows
how to work, and is not afraid OF
ashamed to do it. The canvass
showed from 1G TO 20 Democratic
majority. Against this odds the Re-
publican nominee fought. from the
hour of his nomination till the morn
ing of the election. When the vote
was counted at five O'Clock, it was
found that English was eighteen
ahead, but that neither of the candi-
dates for the Legislature had been
elected, each having received the
same number of votes. Two men
that might have voted did not, for
reasons not necessary to mention,
one living in the town of Lisbon, and
one out, and so the election was lost.
Next day the contest was renewed,
amid the peltinss of the most pitiless
April storms we have had for years.
Men who were hardly able to sit up
were carried in carriages to the polls,
and when five o'clock came the Dem
ocratic nominee was three ahead, with
three Republicans in the town, and
one out that the storm had kept away.
And SO an able and efficient worker
was lost to the State, Democrat of
the bitterest type elected, 100 men
lost each day, besides the damage
to harness, wagons, carriages, clothes
and all the expense of bringing
voters home again who had gone
away. All for: the lack OF one vote.
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this assemblage, woOdent it rest par
entally and lovinly onto yoor own
lposterity ? Oh, Deekin, ef yOo go
back on the resolooshen wich 700
yoonanimously voted for, don't, l beg
NV 700, go back onto nacher. Don't
desert yOor children. Don't turn a
deef ear to the pleadins NV nacher, or
a blind eye to her supplications.--
Hannibal POgram, go and beg yoor
father to permit yoo, his pOsterity.
skarcely blacker than he and a cussid
site handsomer, to mix in this yere
caucus"
The Deekin indignantly left the
room, and ] fOllered SCOT, wich egg
sample wus follered by all NV US
Bieler and Pollock remained, and
nominated q ticket NV these half
bleached cusses, making 1t up entirely
NV the Pogram, Gavitt and Punt mig
gers, ez these names, they sed, he'd
weight in the county! Who will
deliver US from these two bodies Nv
death.
PETROLEUM V. MASSEY, Z. M,
(Which is Postmaster.
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The Massachusetts LEGISLATURE

The Massachusetts, Legislature i.
considering a bill for the encourage
ment of the cultivation of forest tree.
for lumber and fuel. The princIpa
feature of the bill is the exemption
from taxation, for period of years
of ground on which trees are grown;
the exemption varying according to
the value of the tree cultivated
Agricultural Societies are also au.
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cultivators of forest trees.
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Guardians Sale.

In the District Court of the United
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Ohio. e.isls -s
In the matter of John Weseott,
Bankrupt.-ln Bankruptcy.
Notice is hereby given that have
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rupt, in said Court, and that on the
9th day of May next, l shall apply te
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said accounts and for a discharge
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of Congress, entitled 'An act to es-
tablish a uniform system of Bank
ruptcy throughout the United States.
.- L. L. DUNN, Assignee.
no502t. 80. .-.t .s
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In the District Court of the United
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In the matter of A. Langworthy
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Notice.

ELIzABETH VAN HORN. WHOSE PLACE
~ OF residence is unknown, is hereby no.
tined mat Charles Van Horn did, on the 9th
day Of April, A. d. 1868, NE his petition In
the ofics Of the Clerk Of the Court Of Com.
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Dated this 9Th day Of April, 1858.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-21
LATEST GENERAL NEws-BY TELEGRAPH.

LATEST GENERAL NEWs-Bf IELEuhAfh'
Snow on the Plains, near Fort Dodge, Ia
two feet deep.
New and rich mines have been discovered
on White River.
49,. The canals of this State are to be closed on
tho Tth OF December.
The Bostonans have given Mrs. Scott
siddons a service OF silver plate -
"A New England Temperance Conference
Is called to meet In Boston Dec
Aaron Bliss of MOnson, Mass, was attacked
and robbed In his own hoase yesterday ~,
Thomas German was arrested III New
Haven yesterday, the charge OF an attempt " " LIS
In Warren, Mass, on Thursday night, burglars rs
took tho railroad Office safe into the s"0e' D W ~
'''' The Grand Jury of New-Hayen fou no
a true bin Yesterday against stephen Apooe' luz '
mnrler of Mr. Bronson, In West HAVEN; -, M
The Darafne room OF the PoLtlanu W.T.
Kerosene Works caught re yesterday ss run
friction and was damaged TO the extent u s0,Vy
ii''''0' BOD CIond. Chief of the Sioux Indians
i other chiefs heretofore hostile, have signed
treaty OF peace and promised to BEHAVE thenseL or
S' mo nrinters strike in LeaVenWuth con-
,,nrss prnter named Campbell arrived tnere on
Wednesday TO work on The BnHSf"'' ano wa" I 49,
The Rev w. X. Babc0ck, seyer a. Seals
librarian of OFalon Library OF 81 LOUIS, sneu @ ana
ngton University for $4,000 for sef'oeS INV
NoHe' William Henry Carswell, who was found
,riltv ~ the murder of Abbey r. sahuett III ulsNlc
last Anil was sentenced by Judge horgsn Ia ouea yes
| terday 10 be hanged ON Friday jan Q, IeoS
'eiu"'' " Ere at o o'clock last night in the pat
49,, - ~ the Washington fOundery, 81 Lonls, owned
hv p,wdn Page Co.. destroyed the pattefhr Naueu "a.
sio oo0 me damage to the building Is auOus S2Vo anu
| 10 the stock about sjV,OVo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-21

date amount to fiftytwo and tInId 70 midlionn tor
the present month TO little over $lVVooVO ana ior
to-day, TO 100000. -, ,,o.,, 80 a..
he removed after the LIST of December to the Howard
Annoinfments have been made as follows:
StoTekeepers-Walter A. Garfield, 81 MASSACHUSETTS,;
George II Williams, 23d New-YoTk. Gdugers-Christian
stock SOth New-YoTk; John i. McMasters, Robert j..
Walter John A. Graham, Il. Thorp, James Tilghman,
Lucius A. Gerry, LIST Maryland; L. j. Conatty, VIM H.
BarrOws lth New York; Henry Davis, II. Cook, 18th
New. York; John c. Nicely, and H. Morley, s. 8. Green,
Illinois Assistant AsseSsOrs-W. H. Spencer, C. T. Letter,
John b. Daley J. c. Baxter, John Shur, L. u. Adams j.
NJ Crawford. and VIM Lee, sth Ohio.
The wag who writes The Boston Posts Washington
dispatches is responsible for the following:
When the Alaska purchase had been completed, and
the bill apprOpriating s2O000O had passed Congress,
there much speculation all over the country as TO
fleeing members Congress and substituting the press
In the hustle OF politics and under the pressure OF events
these specuaons ceased and both Alaska and the lobby
were forgotten. few weeks the subject was
revived by mysterious whispering around that certain
persons had by meaDs either fair FOUL possessed
themselves OF and detailed list OF the sums
paid out here TO the passage OF the Alaska appro
priatiOn. The payments II eaid amounted 10
$2200 O0O and only 600 paid over 70 the Russian
Government single member Of Congress was reported
have received for his share Of the booty quarter OF
million, while each OF the New YORK leading Journals was
put of with $4,000 This report had its day, and was
also forgotten; but the Cable dispatch that the
Earrings had drawn q draft in favor OF Russia for
600 sterling in payment for Alaska has revived the
story and this draft being the exact amount mat Russia
the Other $4,000 distributed on this side OF the
Atlantic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-21
STEAMBOAT SUNK ON THE OHIO RIVER.

CINCINNATI, Nov. ia disastrous collision
occurred about 10 O'Clock Tuesday night In the Ohio
River about half mile above Madison Indiana, be-
tween the tow-bOat Tgress and the steamer J. ~ Nc
Culough The Tgress vas descending the river with
large tow OF coal, and the Mccullough was bound up
from LOusye One Of the bArges OF the struck
the Mccullough little forward OF the boilers on
the starboard side tearing out the whole sac OF her
floor in less than three minutes Several OF the colored
deck crew said % have been lost though the deck
sweeper is the only board who lie as yet certainly
missing The boat 10 lying in seventeen feet water Win
the ca6inoor submerged about two feet Inc Melnote
came M 10 her about hour after the COLLISION ana
took off her passengers and and brought AL but the
officers OF the boat here, arriving last evening Two OF
the barRes OF the TRrebs were SUNK ny the cosob
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-21
GREAT BRITAIN.
ANOTHER ADDRESS TO BEVERLY JOHNSON
mn ROERTCK

ANOTHER ADDRESS TO BEVERLY JOHNSON
MR.. ROEBUCK.
LONDON, Nov. 2O.-The corporate authorities OF
Brighton yesterday presented address to tho
Minister of the United States. Mr. johnson, in his
response gave detailed history Of his negotiations
with the British Foreign Office. From what Mr..
johnson let fall concerning the terms OF the Con-
vention for the settlement of the Alabama claims,
il appears that majority of the Commissioners are
to decide upon individual claims in case tho Board
should select an umpire. Citizens of Sheffield pro-
pose popular testimonial in honor of Mr. Roebuck'
the defeated candidate for Parliament from that city
ARREST OF FESIANs
Peter Burns and Martin Constantine were arrested
at Ashton yesterday suspicion Of belongings the
Fenian organization. Valuable papers, understood
to give details in regard to the organization, were
found on the persons of the prisoners.
RIOT AT DRoGHEDA.
DUBLIN, Nov. 20.-Violent riots took place at
Drogheda during the election. The troops were
called out and fred upon the mob. As far as has
been ascertaned, one of the rioters was killed and
several were wounded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-21
IMPEACHMENT MIDDLE,
GEN. GRANT IN PBuADELpHIA.

PmADELPHnA, Nov. e0.-Gen Grant arrived
here at O'Clock last evening and took lodgings in the
Continental Hotel He walked down Chestnutst, today,
and visited Independence Han and Square throng
gathering there he executed flank movement and was
soon safe under the OF the Continental In the even
ing nc was entertained by the Union League Club, and
there he shook hands with many guests and members OF
the League The Boys IN Blue, and the Invincibles
intended 20 serenade him at the Union League Club
rooms but the rain.stOrm prevented
At about II o'clock tonight, Gen. Grant visited the
Academy Of Music where Bateman's company was per-
forming La Belle Helene" The whole audience rose
and eheered Enthusiastically the singers stepping to the
front of the stage and Joining Ia the applause, Gen
Grant merely bowed his Acknowledgement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-21
A DEFENSE OF Mr.. wAsHBURN

To The Editor Of TAe Tribune.
SIN. was greatly surprised in reading the
attack OF your yesterdays issue upon MT Charles A.
Washburn our late Minister Resident at Paraguay
There il nothing the letter OF Mr. Washburn that you
alluded TO- taken In connection with other matters init
mately connected Herewith which, In my Judgment de-
aorves the denuncation you visit upon the writer an
you could not have all the facts before launching
YOUR censure against Mr. washburn through your great
organ Of public opinion, and at time Wheh he IL OUT vi
tina country and cannot be heard. am satlsned that
wben the whole history Of his Official action Is written
no will be fully justified The point is maze
that nc allowed the two attaches TO be torn
go. hts side making no effort to them, and
that be left them their fate &c., &c The truth s inc
man ofwar Wasp not at AscucioD, as woulu DO I'M
nled hut some leagues below, and he had 10 reach eE
an Paraguayan steamer These men were srres'ou "
hs aide by an overwhelming force He was alone WIN
ont nroteetou and utterly unable to resist in any way
Ue dd tho only thing he could do-he went 10 'no "P
90 take measures TO yiDdeae the insult to our nag nc
,nd her without the coal and provision necessary 10
enable her 10 remain up the river for any operations
From here he wrote an indignant protest 10 Lopez asahs'
tho audacIous seizure OF the two sttacos' anu '"e
10 20 with all speed to Buenos Ayres 10 nave
tho American feet proceed at once 10 paraguay 10 ue
ond tho release Of these men. what he diu anu WHAT
Other, did not do when he reached buenos Ayres viii
when the full correspondence Is published am
80 that Mr. Wnshburn has been severely denounced
a, Ruenos Ayres for reasons which will be made appa
rent IN due time but all suggestions OF his being party
20 any conspiracy guilty Of any corrupt conduct AIN
hound to pronounce as utterly and UNANIMOUSLY false
Tho BRAZILIAN Government bears grudge toward Mr.. :"
for his efforts make peace, and 1t has now lent tse
10 the attacks Oh him made by OF the letter writers
from Buenos Ayres nnd, however, II Ia not all one
way. and send you slips cut from The Standard
the leading English paper at Buenoe Ayres. NIsDEx'
NoreplJer, IS, 1853.
From The (Bueuos Ayresl Sia tard
Mr. Washburn, In his letter 10 the Hon. MI stuart
| HIM Minister Plenpotentiary, which we publish IN
s,nnleeua al sheet gives really lanentabe description
of he condition Of the English and other foreigners
Paraguay His conduct has met with the seyerest cen
rrc from the press la this city, and Impartial for
egners view with regret his humane but iDdscreet con
dict in admitting parties within the precincts ~ th
legation whom not his Intention To remain III III
country until the termination Of the war. me Whoi
| eorrespOndeneo exchanged between Mr. Mashpurh hH
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nm few days. The notes are usually long, nut III eNt
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