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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-13
John Doe lot in block q of Sears, Thompson

| John Doe, lot in book q of Sears, Thompson
and Sears division of Cars City, for II o.
John Doe, lot 10 in block Il OF Sears, Thompson
and Sears division of Carson City, for Il 70.
oliver Cromwell, possessory claim TO iot NO U
| in block No II Of Empire City and the improve
meIts thereon, fol CO %. ~
| John : Eberhart. possessory claim to lot No III
| in hi ok - Of Empire City and Improvements
! ther, on for sc IS.
| And alsu the following described property, exc
cutiun, issued on said 9Th day of July. A D. looo
on juigmen. rendered in said Justice Court On
| the 18th day of January. A. D. 1900: CO
Sears Thompson and sears division Of Carson lty
nd all the improvement thereon; also bioch " .
rs same division for ~ ~. =,
John Cratll+baugh, ten acres of land bounded
north by the road leading from Carson NY u tiie
state isun. eat by land assessed TO VI uaiu-
ner, and west by land Of ". Beck. for 20 W
william Forbe.. lots 4, 5, 9 and 10 In block L.
Curr, S vision Of Carson CITY, iof ~
Piers n and uoodrich's division Of Carson CITY,
foI Il %. 60, ,,,,
Mrs. l. A Potts lot S in block 90, Sears Ihomp-
son aud Sears division Of Carson CITY Tor 10 Il.
| Jn,eub Tasker south half of block 81, Musser's
division OF Carson City, for ~ IL
George W Hammer, house on Carson street, on
lot bel nging 10 NJ. Ammer, for 70 VI
Moses Fills lot 8 in block IF scar, 1hoinp-
son and scar. division of Ca son City, fer ~ IL.
f. q Lord lot in block IA OF sears lhohil-
.on and Sears division of c rsn CITY. Tor - -.
IL. b Punrny ut 5 AMI west % feet 81 iot IN
bl,ck II E sears Thompson and Sears division Il
Carson; also, lot 3 in block 5, same DIVISION lof
S24 81.
A. Mahoney. 100 acres of land IN section l.
township l5 y. OF IL Fast, Mount pahlo met
ia. Is lot | in block 43 of Musser's division
Of Carson City, for 30 -.
Sheriff Urm-hy County.
By T.. J. EDwARps,
Deputy sheriff
Carson, July IS, 1868.
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AN ACT
Carson, July Is, lsoo.

To provide for the Regis ration of the Names oil
Elect r. and for the ascertainment, by proper
pro.fs. of the Persons who shall be entitled 10
the Right of Suffrage.
Thu. P, rle of tie ate of Nevada, represented
IN Senate and Assembly, do enact as follows
SECTION he Justices of the Peace OF the
several counties Of the State shall constitute anu
act as Registry Agents T the e4ectlon rVecint- "r
Districts hich are within their respective town
ship- md as such their duties shall be as pro-
vid q i'll ;EI- Act.
Soc = Immediately upun the appro al 81 TINS
Act, tho respective B,'ar,is of Realisation the
several counties Of the tate shall deliver over
or cause To be de lIv- ed. to the sevtrai Regltiy
Agert;s If then counties. as provided Tor IN 'hls
Act the respective registers, and all other regis
tration DO, Ks belonging to, or heretofore pre-
pared for the eleciin precincts or districts "hi'i
are within their respective townships pF0rtd'd,
that the book containing the oath, htTt'"lTr'
.4b-c"ihvd. shall lie filed and preserved IN the
County clerks Office anu hereafter ealu p""l.'
~ Registration shall lie discharged from the per
formance OF duty relating to the reSls'faHon
OF t names OF FL. Cturs-
SC. 3 The County Commissioners OF 'ne res
pcct;ye cuuutie~ Il the State shall PROVIDE ~
til Registry Agent Of their county, when ana
where needed all proper and necessary books 10
carry out the prov 'sous OF this ACT WIN
tEt registers tone for each election pl-tlht ol us
trctl 80 prepared that each shall contain = eelai-
ate list If person. entitled To vote, reading IN
ea,h .Ier:iot. Rreciut OF district Alphabetically
arranged acCerliLt tuthelr respective suihahieN'
aud to show. in seI arate columns. the lame al
fl LEM III. the a-t the country OF thelr bltih'
tie oc,upation and plac OF residence together
With the number and date of registry All ek-
,,ersp. incur ed in executing the provisions OF
this Act including the publication OF the TeGlst'y
lists shall be audited, all we'd nd PAID out "l
the county funds If the several counties mourning
the same a. other comfy cha gs-
SC The rcgi-ter- may be i'll the following
form or in surh other form as t" NEST conveh-
irutly and economically carry out the provisions
and intention OF his Act-tO-wt
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sUOP-On Third Street, next door to Cowlns &
"a "a Paint Shor Carson City. New. je2a-Sm
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saturday, August 29th, A. ID. 1865


at 10 o clock A.. M, to Wit
John Doe lots /. . g. > and . i'll block No )
of Van Wrinkle and Proctor division OF Carson City,
for SIS 6S.
John Doe, lots ., 3, 6. and 10 in block No 81
of Proctor and Green's division of Carson City for
SIS So.
John Doe lots /. . 3, 4, s. 6.7, 9, TO- II
and II in block No of Van Wrinkle and Proctor 5
division Of Carson CITY, fer 90 SO.
John Doe lots and 10 in block No 9. Of Curry :
division If Carson City for Is II.
John Doe north west quarter Of block No 2o'
and also the north 59I5 feet of the northeast quar-
ter of same block Phillips division Of Carson City,
for 19 Is.
John Doe, lot s block No %, Musser's division
Of Carson City; also lot in block "a If same di
vision for Is L.
John Doe south half of block No II of Pierson
and Goodrich's division of arson City; Also Lot
4 in block L. same division, for is II
] hn Doe lots and in bio sc OF Sears,
Thompson and Sears division of Carson City, for
SIT 05.
John Doe. north half Of block 65. Sears, Thomp-
ION and Sears division of Carson CITY; also, lt :
in block &C. same division, Tor II Al.
J In Doe lots = 8, 9 and 10 in block 81, Sears,
Thompson and Sears division Of Carson City. for
$19 -
John De lots 2 and block 4s. Sears Thomp-
son and Sears division of Carson City, for II 81
John Doe lots and in block A., Sears. Thomp-
son and Sears division of Carson City, for u 49,
John Doe. lots 5, 6, ., 8, and 10 in block 40,
Sears Thompson and Sears division of Carson
City. for 20 SO.
John Doe. lot in block % # Sears. Thompson
and Sears division of Carson City; also, lot in
block ~ same division, for Is II.
John Doe south half Of lot block Il, Fears,
Thompson and Sears division Of Carson City, for
- 81.
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SUMMON s.


50 cents State Revenue Stamp.
CTATE OF NEVADA. COUNTY OF oRMSbi
- In the Justices Court, Carson Township, IN ahs
for Ormsby County -
II T. Rice and Philo W. Rice, as Executors o.
the Estate of Catherine A FrisbIe, deceased
Plaintiffs. VS. John A Shourds, defendant
The state u Nevada sends greeting to John A.
Sbonrds: You are hereby summoned TO appear
before me at my Office in Carson City, IN Caisoi
Township, in Ormsby County, on the
9Th day of september. A. ID. 1868,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and swerunfo the complain
of the above named Plaintiffs, now on lie III III!
otfice who sue to obtain Judgment against y GU
FIR the sum OF Three hundred 5000 Dollars; sal'
,mount S claimed and alleged to be due TO pam
rlff- as Executors ,re>aid. for dam 'gts done
TO Plaintiffs buildings situate on part l"t No
nine f9) block thirty five (35), Sears, Thompsoi.
and sears division of Carson City, caused 10y Il e
giying way f the walls of your building situat e
on the adjoi ing premises when Judgment VIII
be taken against you for the said am'unt, # you
fail to appear and answer. To the sheriff or any
IF the sid County. greeting Make ie-
gal service and due return hereof GlNen uuuef
M, hand this 81 day of July A. D. 1868
l.. C. MckEEBY. Justice OF the Peace,
;lv2 ON Caisun Township.
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TAX SALE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDER
and by virtue of WrIts of Execution, issued
on the 5th day of July A d lsts, by L. c. Nc
keeby, Justice If the Peace for Carson township;
orn1,bv county, Nevada on jud nIents rendered
in said Justice Court. on the 18th day OF Al III,
D. 1865 for tax duly Levied, assessed and
equaized 'or the fiscal year Of 1867 by the proper
officers # Ormsby county in the following cases
and against the property hereafter described, l
have duly levied upon. ard will expose TO sale at
public auction in the manner prescribed by law,
ia front of the Court House door Of ornlsby coun-
ty in Carson City, on
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-13
TIT BANKRUPTC1-

&7oTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
unde signed has been appointed as Assignee
in Bankruptcy of the estate and effects OF FRAN n
PERKINS Of Ornlsby county. state Of Nevada,
who has been adiudged Bankrupt upon his own
netitinn by the District Court Of the United states
for the District of Nevada
GEO. :. SAWYER, Assignee.
Dated May 18th, 1865. Hlyl9-lh
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pROCEEDINGS OF THE NJ T. ET-
ING oE THE UNION RE BL l.
Can STATE CENTRAL COM
MITE E.

Alta MEETING OF THE UNION REPu BILL
a con ate Cent al Committee Of Nevada. held
81 Virginia City. August 20, 1s6s 1t was
Resolved That state Convention OF the Ma
tional Union Republican Party be held al larsen
City,
The New York herald., 1868-04-11
VERY DEeIRABLE CorNTRY srAr u,rr,, h.

VEN. DftlkAbdE COUNTRY SEAT WITH II
IN acres Land for sale, 10 miles from the ov w ~. ~
sc anboat beautiful and cOfnmodious house and
~ prime order and have al modern Improvements
situated with picturesque land and water vievs cro,n
well studded with choice ornamental and fry , ssounds
shrs6bsry price !ow 4c terms easy Apply 10 C gii
LEsPIB SON. No. 8 Fletcher street. f'' " " "i|
The New York herald., 1868-04-11

MADISON AvENUE-TwO LOTS POR SALE, ON EAST
l side, rs feet FOtyiourh street; terms liberal
FRANCIS TONES, Jr, or 5. HASTINGS GRANT,
lSf
The New York herald., 1868-04-11

IIARLEM.-FoR SALE ON 10TH STREET, NEAR
IL Third avenue, hrst class brick Houses. all i'm
provements. Terms very Inquire the premises
The New York herald., 1868-04-11
real ESTATE WANTED.
SALES AT AUCTION.
A UCTION NOTICE.. L. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER
n Magnificent Household Furniture:

A UcrIoN NOTICE y, I: LEEDS AUcTLoNEER
Books Mirror: ysvs. Carpets, SSssdsisI: Silver
as ~ @
ss%%sasins Ies cs!Sss. PTasias Sos%:ssssss aSs;
the sSes desc Plate
sss: sss1s;:rs
% Rose Cabinets centre ana console Tables; Srocads
la; e s,uaas Mspp suG Minerva
o% pa%v s @ antique III pas sss
Cole Huntington, Roason inman and other eminent s
aTs s.1 @ ss
tension Tables Sofa Chairs covered Esp Silver Casters Sal
Linens ruby crystal ch;n. Dinner SCI. Bed
sI style Louis XIV hsr spring
Blankets Sheets Counepanes also all the Furniture Of the
persmpory B-fhs above elegant EesIdsncs Tor sale
AT STORY FARM, EAST JAMAICA, LONG ISLAND
1gri Is isss O'clock issss sa;.ISn ssis Si
ss'. 1 s1a fss
Coach Farm Hsrns.., Farm Toos stock and I%pis
Cows Also Plants, Flowers, Poultry sSseS;cp ..,....
B. HENpR1oKsoN, Clerk. - ''''''A'''
Leave James slip, New York, at 0 o'clock AN.
A M. CRIsTALAR 4 son, AUcTIoNEERs, NO.
M % % y .sp :nS
lion al their and 70 out generally.
REGULAR ECU aEassSs a WATCHES
ucrIoN SALE OF HORSES, WAGONS AND HAIR
s1ookn By street.
A UCTIoN NO1ICE-MORTGAGE SALE,
1A,.. vy Iy NJ PoUeMrY 20. A%c'oaser A. sa: :. ,. ....
fps ssas n1 sssG s
s G o a. & ea a Uar
s SSs1 s.
A AUcIIoN NorIcE.-A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR
A the e a. s five
dwelling residenes iis Clinton place, Eighth street,
$1 ;Ss5Ss s & sS =; Si
%D .ss ss
stand Turkish c4aIrs EGnnss over $40 Ss PaTOi orna-
sasss ss Paintings '
and
Commodes spring and hair Matresses eas Linen sofas,
az s SSs:
@ & p, n S liable @sn x
attendance to cart or pack goods for purchasers.
AucTIoN-BY }: J. HENRY, AT THE CITY AUO-
1 ss IT. Of s naa s wa
%s vs
sound and kind and tro, mie in sv sure; also the
Sssds sound sn Gnd sn can ro sss aa
s vs an ss9 ,s plano S9x
hne Of lish. Single Harness. by riggs OF iroai.
positively be sold TO the highest bidder.
UCTION sALE.-FREDERICK dig. .AUcTIoNEER,
"A will selths day, at O'clock all the Household Furni
tc OF the private residence 46 West Fourth
Wooster Psor and Bedroom Suits, Carpets Paintings Cur
tains, Shades, Wardrobes Mattresses, Bedseads China,
Glass and Silver Ware, &c.
A ssIGNEE's sALE.-T KRELAR, AUCTIoyKER, NO.
n IL vesey street. door House, will this day.
April Ill at iJ1 O'CLOCK large stock OF Crockery China and
Glass Ware, Silver Plated Ware, Table Cutlery French
Clocks, Vases and great variety OF House Furnnhng
foods.
A UCTION SALEM. W. WILSON, AUCTIONEER,
IA Will sell at auction this day Saturday, iU o'clock,
the very large stock OF fine Engravng lhroinos, OIL Paint
ngs &C. In frame contained IN store IS Nassau street. to
close the busness
The New York herald., 1868-04-11

WATER POwER-vERY VALUABLE. FOR eALE
w cheap; terms easy; railroad modern Improve
nsn,s one hour from New York. Inquire Of sLOoUH No.
sNew Hrecs, kewsrk, Nd. s~' W.
The New York herald., 1868-04-11

RY, j. EDWARD BYLASDT, AUoTIoNEER,. .s!s
ID Broadway, will sell by auction, Tuesday, ~ tCk
o'cIook Contents VI dwelling 10 WSsbi ngton place
The New York herald., 1868-04-11

IA VIII sell at auction this day Saturday, at U o'clock
the large stock OF fine Eneravngs Chroinos OIL Paint
ings ac In ames contained in s. Nassau street.
the business.
The New York herald., 1868-04-11

JOHN KERRIGAN, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL STOCK,
81 Fixtures and Lease OF the best paying
Goal Yards in the city, selling week.
full from houses covering
Of yard everything on premises for carrying on
extensive trade II not privately before the 10th ns will
be sold at on For full particulars apply as 50 Broad
a.
The New York herald., 1868-04-11
IlY HENRY II. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER.
- SPECIAL SALE or COSTLY PAINrINGS

nrSSS 4 isH gSblqEFfs Pxsrxaa
Leeds Ar, seriss 81 and sic Broadway twelfth
&C { ass ;ss.s s ss;s Te;s. i
Se ws M hon.s Of NJ I Bailey Co. Of
selected s6road during past year an esperienced
% 'ns Of n
a s ha se
III. Disciples Emmsns By Prof. Carl Muller Of %s-
Gy the ai
rare and Important specimens art Rus eThiD
s win e found a"say %
German, l:nfsh, se are reprsocned, viz = =,
Sss S SSs,SSssss' s's Sssss' :s,ss;sss', sss,.,
EsIpsSGFa sa5 "a & Gar sssn Muller knsss k,i,sssssauer
hMcScnS"eh, M SSSSis'' iicrsSp M sSe.' ssiSnIn SISsI
They viii he open for inspection and after Monday, April
49, day and evening tin sale.
Try ARcHIBALp JOHNSTON, AucrIoNEERzsALEs-
street near Fourth fafniture rosewooa
H JUHSsToN vAS rAssELL viii sell by auction, hi,
day sstnrday April H. at 1o o'clook at iheir saesroon,
n,pre (r.moyed or convenience Of via and
araa r csns s .s Library % s a9s sos seiy
Chairs huacis, wardrobcs, Secretary ana Libriry Book
Gac Tsn ias2 % Sas ara
Velvet Brussels and ingram CARPETS oaloiRs, &C. Cas
iogues now ready.
RY ROBERT soMERvILLE,. .AvcrIosEER;
ID onlco NO. 70 Nassau street; Art Gallery, No. 81 Fh
GREAT STOCK o. srGFSss SsSSSSLHss sAaF GAS FIXTURES
s,,,. A.. .. Aud other nne Bronze Ornaments
..,s.., il: bARDosyrLLE, s.s Broadway
to be sold al auction on the
ROBERT hSnsR sRtb BY Order of j. H.ou
Receiver Goods on exhibition on Monday with catalogues
RY R. soxERvILLE. AucrIoNEER -orFrcR ~ MAS.
- ''u street kssf AZ fTssf ssEk 3 81 F'ts essSTTar
No. sJ0cE s1us 2y hE2S sNB MARg1fIE co. ,nwx
NUS D. AND fHtssbaY, fRSs i.H afRiE ia" Il SSoAD"Af'
DY HENRY n. MINER AucrrosEEn, sALpsRooM
" Nassau suC opposite the Post oaec, A. Gallery s
xRfIsrs =, PROOFS ENogAvIsGs, .cuRoxos, Ac, &C.
H. y. MINER yARKER will sell at auction, this day,
see. lsTss eoiec.ion Of Artists Proofs, aSssiSss,
cssogMS Sc &C. consisting Of Landscapes Figures Marine
py HENRY n MINER, AUcTIoNEER.-sALEsRoo
~ 81 Nassau street. opposite the rcs once AT Gallery,
h gshnsEk Vim cFrsa s !. .as
9S Monday Apr W a o S1ss s their
Carpets, Mirrors Kitchen unensis &c, AZ. Particulars In
Jlv JOHNSON q MILLER AucTIoxERRs, AT u
u sfss1sy miami auction '.Hs, sf'.,sS%
Srgs. Tss properly consist. &c rs.ssuss Ground:
situated svcnue Taylor Wilson streets near hs
ssy s
positive. Maps now ready at S Nassau s'rsei
IlY ARCHIBALD JOHNSTON, AUCTIoNEER-sALEs
ID room. q Liberty stree. and iis Eas, Ihocnh street
's.' ''~. JOHNSTON a VAN rAssyIL
VIII hS5ssacsS PsISsHaaI stS'ie1 sfs
Ss srs,ss ss ssSsss' and also
pE YOUR OWN r.ANDLoRD.-LIyE IN YOUR OWN
ID house. Buy n few Lots at JOHNSON M1LLERS
great auction salc Tucsiay, April II. Unite with
responsible building association; obtain loan build your
own homestead earnings and IN few the
amount that are now paying for rent viii render
comfortable ard independent Maps for the great
ready at 20 Nassau street
Qy >. EDWARD BYLAHDT, AUCTIoNEER sls
- broadway, will sell BY auction, Tuesday ~ tcx
oclook Contents VI dwelling 10 Wash ngton place,
The New York herald., 1868-04-11
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.

JIaARs-FoR SALE CHEAP, TO CLOSE OFT BUsI
pese for msnufsctur Also Floor 70 ice NbMolsy u
The New York herald., 1868-04-11

A SSIGNEE'5 sALE.-T. KEELAR, AUCTIONEER, NO.
"A l3 yesey street. mort door House, will this
April Ill at J o'clock, large stock OF Crockery China and
Glass Ware, Silver Plated Ware, Table Cutlery, French
Clocks, Vases and great variety Of House Furnnhng
Goods.
The New York herald., 1868-04-11

A b, AND g. CAN HAVE THR CHOICE OF NINE
"a. splendid Farms at Railway, NJ j. eighteen miles frr
Jersey lily, - per acre and upwards, including houss
barn and ali necessary buildings Particulars N Cedar
qfAHAM 90.
The New York herald., 1868-04-11

A BEAUTIFUL LITTLE COUNTRY SEAT ON crTry.
"A wood Heights for sale everything complete prca -
worth 5000 Gail on Dr. sCOfT, 81 Clinton place 'VV'
The New York herald., 1868-04-11

GEORGE COOK, AUCTIONEER,
NJ Salesrooms "a and So Cedar street, Broad way,
win give his attention to sales of furniture ut resi-
dences Of owners at his spacious salesrooms.
This day, at i04 o'clock, at saesrioms,
general assortment OF second hand Furniture.
Also, at - O'clock, .
Marble, bronze amp ormolu Clocks, Paran Vases and
Fsures China Tea Ses Vases Fgue bronze and bque
Figures and Groups, Lava and Ierracota oooas silver
Plated Ware, &c.
The New York herald., 1868-04-11

UCTION NsALE-FREDERIcK DTLd, AUcTIoNERR,
N will sellhIs day, IA O'Clock, all the Household Furni
OF the private residence 46 West Fourth street.
Wooster. Psrlor and Bedroom Suits, Carpets Paintings Cur
tains, Shades Warrobes, Mattresses Bedseads, China,
Glass and Silver Ware,
The New York herald., 1868-04-11

DE YOUR OWN LANDLORD.-LrvE IN Your OWN
ID house. Buy n few Lots at JOHNSON n MILLER'S
great auction ssc on Tnesia April H. Unite with some
responsible building association obtain loan; build your
own homeead save your earnings and 10 few years The
amount that paying for will render you
comfortable ard independen Maps for the great sale
ready at Is Nassau street
The Portland daily press., 1868-09-09

I'D NH.
Will the Argus never cease weeping for the
fate of those three gentleman who last week
went to sea in a Democratic howl, and were
drowned before they got out Of sight of land
Such tears Such trailing weepers! Such
bitter desolation! Will the editor never be
comforted? In yesterdays paper "Citizen"
appears with bottle OF Mrs. Winslow's sooth-
ing syrup and the editor quaffs it as though it
were the sweetest of lemonade! Now we say
to this Citizen" who is nothing but a Cop
perhead in disguise, we know him well, we
say to him. that we will find a thousand "Citi-
zens," better men than he in all the virtues of
life, who will say that the gentlemen upon
whose political course we commented, did a
very mean thing when they elected at this
crisis to throw any little influence they may
possess against the most vital interests of the
country. And that is the prevalent opinion of
the substantial people in the region around.
All that fol-de.rol of making them Vice Pres-
dents OF a Democratic meeting is as transpar-
ent as glass The leaders of that party care
no more about them thai. they do for a leather
apron, only as they have chosen to throw them
selves into their arms, they intend to secure
their votes, while at the very moment of vot-
ing they will despise their motives. 90 ~
Let the Argus sit down by the waters of
Babylo and weep; let them solicit Citizen
to sit with them and stake on. Both of these
blubbering gentlemen, if they, will look
through that briny deluge as it trickles down
their blushing noses, will see the great mass of
our people laughing at their melancholy con-
dition; hoping most heartily that while they
are grieving for the sufferings OF others, they
will let few of the saline particles flow for
their own heinous political transgressions.
The Portland daily press., 1868-09-09

'Ex-Gov. Wise, OF Virginia, is one of those
fdgety men who have spells of making fuss,
and then they sink away, and their heads go
under water for days and weeks. W., ,,,-- %,
The Governor has lately got his head above
the water levek And how is the old rebel?
Any more subdued and quiet than before?
Not bit. This nomination of Seymour and
Blair has brought all these old rats out of their
holes. When Grant sent Lee to Coventry,
these truculent traitors, considering it all over
with themselves, and that they should be
lucky indeed if they saved their heads, skunk
away into Caves and holes and called npon the
mountains to hide them from the Just wrath
of an outraged country. But since the New
York Convention, they carry their. heads as
high and are as clipper as u country girl GO
ing to market for the first time. u III ~ e5l.
Wise's head came up at a Democratic meet
ing held in Richmond. He denied the truth
of the statement made by the Democrats of
New York when they said they recognized
the question of slavery and secession as hay-
ing been settled for all time to come b sthe
war, and the voluntary action rne South
ern Statesp' He said it was lie, and added,
Secession is more alive than eUer." The Gov,
ernor speaks truth. The election of Seymour
would prove it to the sorrow of the nation
Secessia would hold revel on that day, so
loud and bosterous as to shake the battle
ments of the pit. DIAL. esfs
Marmaduke johnson, who passed several
months at Fort johnson as prisoner of war,
was also on hand, and announced his inten-
ton to take the stump against the constitution
of Virginia. 1t is to this carnival that the
Republicans of Maine and all other States are
invited, should secession, traitors, Democracy,
and all odds and ends combined, be suffered to
defeat the Union men of the land TEg9 Znrg
The Portland daily press., 1868-09-09
A Compliment to the Portland hand.

Last Monday evening at the 1Copperhead
meeting at City Hall. an exhibition took place
which was not in the programme Towards
the close of the meeting the ban struck up
lively tune, when one of the gentlemen on the
platform mistaklng the musical refrain for an
Irish jig, and feeling the spirit stirred within
him, sprang to his feet and began a regular
"break down." AS such a demonstration was
not put in the bills, a gentleman very properly
seized the coat-tal of the iig-dancer and haul
ed him back to his seat. The movement was
timely and 50 the audience lost that entertain
ment which would undoubtedly have received
more enthusiastic applause than that bestowed
upon the New York spouter when he spoke
of the woman he had seen in Barnum's Muse
UNI and poured out such soul-stirring wit in
playing upon names If he had been seized
by the coat-tail and compelled to take his seat
it would have been better for him. But no
friendly hand performed that kind office for
this New York gentleman who had all the fat
but none of the wit that characterized Shaks-
peares Illuminated and inimitable Falstaff."
But then If such a friendly hand had been ex-
tended to him of the highly colored moustache,
ohihiuS iooO anu WiiuiuS fOlCo DIS seated the
dancing Hibernan SO unceremoniously, that
large audience of boys and men would have
been deprived of the greatest joy of the even
ing, and the excited gintIeman who sat near
the rostrum would not have had the pleasure
of exercising his whskey soaked lungs and
fourishing his square bit of dirty cotton cloth
which might have been white when it came
from the loom. Hip! hipl hurra!