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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-10
THE DAILY APPEAL.

A DIARY FOUND on the Virginia road
belonging to G. w. c. of Dayton, has been
left at our Office.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-10

The following payments have been made, per
evdrnce- Thereof retained by the retsuter t.
the 4ud.t0r ,ut II the >cvc.al Funds between
tie Il. June l5n1, ami the lst yauu try, Isos
E,,r,, Iu,F a,,ua,t
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-10

THEATFR To-NIGHT.-As is announced by
.dyertis ement in another column, the Stone
Chapman troupe will give a performance at
Abe Thcs'er tails evening. The play selected
ror the occasion is that beautiful and touch
ing drama entitled "Tanchon :" in which
Miss Amy Stone will personate the charm ing
character Of " Fanchon, the ht,!e barefoot"
This is one Of the mos, thrilling and attrac-
tive plays on the stage, and from having
seen Mss Stone in this part we are prepared
- vogch that she viii render it in splendid
style. We advise all Carson p ay-goers who
can get there, - secure seats for this even
ing.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-10

LATE EASTERN PAPERS AND MAGAZINES.
John G. FIX, Of the Carson News Depot.
received, last everi1g, Harper's Monthly
Magazine for January. 1858; Putnam's
Monthly for January, 1858, being No of a
new magazine Of literature, science. art and
national interest; Demorest's Monthlv for
January, 1853; Harper's and Leslir's Illus
trated Newspapers far December II and 81
Hsrper'> Bazaar Of December q Ballou's
Monthly for January, 1868; The Yankee
Rover, being new Illustrated comic paper
New York Ledger Of December Il and q ,
The Pacific Coast Almanac for 1868 ;
New York Herald Of December H. MI Fox
presented Ms with copies Of the above. Co.
pies Of all these he has for sale, and other
new and late publications viii be ready for
delivery this morning.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-10

THE County Business, so far as the
Commissioners were concerned, was closed
up yesterday for the last quarter. The Treas
urer's and Auditors reports viii be found in
the APPEAL of thi, morning. A number Of
business houses being reported delinquent in
payment of license tax, the District Attorney
was ordered to collect the same Nav the
CommiSsl luer,' administration Of the county
affairs continue as prosperous as heretofore.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-28

but the market is too unsettled to obtain reliable
y Tfwsdag, March ss. The market has
Sssn ss uuJsy aSgs sps buoyPst sS9ss ,s to
Liverpool and New York, and continued
firmness in both Foreign and Domestic Ex
change: The offering supply was fair through.
out, and as most Of the principal buyers appeared
few days, $500 bales soon changed hands stirregu-
lar but generally full previous quotations The
rapid falling on In the supply is still the most
powerful argument used by factors to uphold and
advance prices.
Friday, March PIN the language Of factors
the market has been booming to-day. At an
early hour the total besvy deficit in all local ports
was announced BY telegraph, while the cable adj
vices throughout we're decidedly encouraging and
even the New York returns disclosed marked
and steady improvement in prices. The compe-
tition here has been greater than on any previous
occasion from the opening OF the season, and the
aggregate saes which footed up ii 100 bales, have
been exceeded only once this year-the sales on
the l4th inst. having amounted to III 500 bales. II
is hardly necessary to add that rates have con-
siderabiy advanced, as the fact will appear evi
dent on reference to this evenings quotations.
which we append as follows, viz Ordinary
22G223c., good ordinary 2302fc., low middling
24lG24lc., and middhng 25@259c.
The total sales for the week amounted to only
% 800 bales againt % 500 bales last week, and
q, ,4S0 bales the week before. The net receipts
have been restricted to Is 677 bales against 59
bales last week, showing decrease of 1914 bales,
and p 343 bales, receipts the week before. The
aggregate exports have been 2S, Ala bales, against
"a Az bales last week, and 36, ,l28 bales the1seek
before, and the stock on hand and on shipboard
not cleared this evening is 1855 bales, against
s7,s32 bales last week, and 90 $50 bales at the
close Of the previous week. The exports for the
week have been divided asfollows, viz: 95l bales
to Genoa, 1910 to New York, 2lls to Boston, 2t23
to Barcelona. 1851 TO Bremen, 5525 TO Liverpool.
and II TAG to Havre.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-28
COMPARATIVE DAILY TOTAL RECEIPTS OF corro
Stock on haad and shpbosrd this even.ng.......
The exports are exclusively for Boston.

Exported since yesterday. go
Exported preyiousiy 81 U9l-osiS
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-28

is taken from h. 7. Lonsdale's Weekly Circalas
Of the 9Th inst; qrF E-4 FErr 1
Imports from Rio de Janeiro, from 1st July, 1866
to 30th June, 1867, 81 .Ol3 bags; same period pre-
vious year, A,055 bags; increase in 1866 -67.
from lst July last to date, 9,795 bags. Choice
held at &c.,, gold duty raid; prime to ochoice
17l@l7lc.; gold duty paid fair 10 good fair. i60
lelc.. gold duty paid; common, l43Gl5c., gold
duly paid.s
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-28
A BOOK WITHOUT a xAMn.


vNR. BURIN DU BUIssON's DIGESTIVE
~ Loxunees and Powders Of the Akzne Lectsfes-fns
Alkaline Lscsscs exercise the oers1cs nnuence over
Of Digestion either by their ecunf ecsn
latter through their continuation With the saliva 70 the sAstr
juice syuppy Of Lactic Acid which all Enesh french sn
ertion Fer the nformnssn Of tose who may be v1.nen
medical stvtce may b stsed hsre That ne q
ranA e.strsss. snsras hssrbsn WIND y sns 40 somssn @
disappear under the Of the Alkans Lncfssss vn'cf
sX 3 s.sy. he'd : N sss1sss s e 90 y c
Prize s.pess4s s,tn2f e r. lfsIdz; ocuxs Gun.
zOTS ana 8 sssky other god ch1nisra
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-28

cr-r os JEFFERSON March 2s 1853.
Arrived during the past week-l66l Texas
Beeves, 300 Calves and Yearlings, 440 Hogs.
56s Sheep and 10 Mich Cows sold-l557
Texas Beeves, 479 Calves and Yearlings. $40
Hogs. 56s Sheep and % Mich Cows. Stock on
sale-326 Texas Beeyes, lat Hogs and IL Mich
Cows. We quote:
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-28

: 1Ho 1Ports afo e7O1u1f'o1J I0E DOs10I'
ToBAcco.-We have liitls alteration to motto,
under this heading during the three days under
review. The inquiry continues active at remune-
rative prices, but the stock on hand is too light
for very extended. operations. Buyers both for
the trade and for shipment have been actively en-.
gagged examining the offerings, which are entirely
inadequate to the demand, while holders have
Rates have undergone no change whatever, aud
we feel assured that if producers would send for
ward heir supplies handsome business would be
the result. We append quotations, as follows:
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-04
AVERY VIOLATION

otlLs lave &. health invariably entails Is own
punishment, and the warnings ADMINISTERED ~
the faithful monitor pain canna' be- neglected
with uupull'y, II is admaHituus we've Gegle,i.
and the IIa1,r pmcjy immediately Tesurt,l 70, a
vast smeau, Il ,uH mig wo.,ll b. prevented, and
lanfrtuaa diseases sNsrtrd. Whom the head
thrlbs, "a, lls beg0ma panied, aud the cheek is
tmRus ih, warning !, Fi'sR neglect Is then
l.a-tuu,. ia ll, vast -toTsLlu,s II nature may
b. iouuI r,u.,-s,.s ior all tbs dtigynt malad,es
thai ,ril,a, mankind, without urnrtmg 90 p.rni,
a.1g. minerals. The b,st VI thcsg medicinal
agents have teyu incorporated IN the Preparation
known 70, lls,t,ttrls stomach Hi,trr., AMI offend
"a, a ,,i, g,m.Jy 90 ,ho,c suffering uum the Va,
ruu, ilul- o., try,r This madeleine has steadily,
sur,ly w.u g., way into the confidence OF the putt
lie, anal l.., regy,,l the WaTmcsi rnguuium, trorn
,ha Ir.., auA p,aple Throughout the Union, ~
ID valuable tupi, tor the eur, OF Dyspepsia, Flatu'
lrues. Constipation, auA eyusrad nervous debility
Il cabinet re approached EyrIy day, new eases
re-. neat etI.,t are ehroniyird through our pub
DE- joagUgls T.ale ;. nothing equal To the IN.
loymgu, Wlll ,hs afflicted ,yI-uynoe when
u,,rs thi, valuable ,l-s,Ae rs mia tone, is
,uI, aud vigorous action upon = ll,4r.,ud stom-
ash, and tbs cleansing Of the ,ltip human body,
should recommend IL 70 an class II oar caUmu.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-04

OTTAWA, June :.
The military preparation for the antici-
patcd Fenian raid are very complete.
Field brigades have been formed in the
several districts, composed Of regulars
and volunteers, each having attached a
battery of artillery and troop of cavalry
under the command of officers chosen
from the line. Each brigade can act in
dependently or they may be brought to-
gether as circumstances may require.
Tents and field stores of all kinds are
ready for use, and the troops can take the
field at moments notice fully equipped
for service.
The duties of tho Quartermaster-Ge en-
eral and Commissariat Department will
be performed by Imperial officers.
There will be a considerable reserve Of
regulars and volunteers, should the
brigade already formed not be amply
sufficient to meet the emergency. The
regulars and volunteers are now armed
with Snider & Enfield breach leaders, and
there is an ample supply of ammunition
on hand at all the necessary points. Tho
volunteers are to receive fifty cents per
day in addition to free riitions when on
active service. In addition to the, prepa-
tions for the service on land, gunboats
are now stationed at Prescott, Kingston,
Toronto, Fort Erie and st. Clair, manned
by sailors of the royal navy and supplied
with Armstrong guns.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-04
Preparations for the Fenians
Interesting General News,
xC. xC. &C.
Washington News.
WAaIINGToN. June .

WASHINGTON, June >.
The Baltimore collector Webster
swears that 500 dollars Were, collected
there for defending The President Cooper,
tlse recipient nf the money; is now being
examined.
senator Sherman expresses little hope
Of the passage Of his funding hill. In
deed. it is virtually regarded as dead al
ready.
Much interest continues TO be expressed
A. 10 the result of the election, yesterday,
for mayor. Crowds are at the City Hall
this morning, and many persons are on
the streets inquiring for information on
the subject. Each party claims the Vie
tory by a small majority The result can
be ascertained only from the official re-
turns, all Of which have not yet been re-
ceivcd at the registers office. 1t is con-
ceded that the anti.Republicans have a
majority of three in the joint meeting of
the Uuunrils
Hon. Amasa Burlngame, with the men,
bers of the Chinese Embassy, called on
the State Department. this morning and
had an interview with Secretary Seward.
At the War Department, this morn
ing, the usual routine of business is being
transacted The guards which have been
stationed around the building were not
pfaect eft duty this morning. Gen. Scho-
field having yesterday ordered their re-
moval. Gen. Schofeld is in attendance
at the Cabinet meeting this morning at
which all the other members are present.
There is but little news of interest at
the capital to-day. Soon after the House
assembled, the contested election case OF
Morgan against Delano was called up,
Mr.. Schofeld speaking in favor of the
right Of the latter TO his seat
The impeachment managers are in SEES
sion, examining witnesses relative to tn.
charge that the votes Of certain Radical
Senators could be obtained for acquittal
for some 10000 dollars
The action of the House Caucus Of Re
publicans last night, in informally dccid-
ing that It would not be polite to ad-
journ Congress at the present time, when
there is 50 much general legislation to be
done, meets with general satisfaction
here. Many, however, fear that az soon
as hot weather sets in, this decision will
be rcconsidcred and Congress adjourn be-
fore the new tax bill is passed
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-04

40 iot sppertMe State, an NaaslG 10 Ton -.
iAu,s hrands California Hour Il active naIes
$50 haIFrls ani sacks a. ilu WtalsI8 uH. t.u-
ailan hour = inactive southern uunF l. laV,r
SALTS lea hanvls a. o. slstsla - ia a. imag.
% snll extra halhHlunr sNd country a. 5fU
sll ~ IN extra and family dtrYlaUh aud u,IA-
ware.
wEN Unsettled Sales a. uO bushels 40
a. oiae 10 ion No! Milwaukee, = 81, iar Nttr
kosueky.
oA1~ Heavy Sales, lss,Ool bushels We,'eu,
49,. IA stone, sts aa1At
toRA Active N,tca saA,N0 hUstcl, damp sUt
un-ouni ~ iolg new mixed Western II uttg
III a..
poRs dun, shes lO.00a tua,ls, at 81 50
IN new mess - iaT Western primo mtss,
hIF i active Stlys rs hbls. AZ e. UOe,li ur
tr common brands, AMI ego WV2A go Na
extra mrs.,
Lam ~ Il laVtr aui dul. sales II $50
this ami urrcvs al l7hc Ton Ne, /; las Tor
talr % prime steam
CoIIo> The market Is very aup, at a s,iabt
deEHtnl fyom spluncrs
MotAssEs Active The market 10 ruu tr
an grades Sale, 81 cuba glayrd a. ~ iha
suoAHs Raw sugars aTc m IAN drmtld ue
nrm, W. quety tam to Fuai punelat ~
m. Refined are trmer at los Ion hand.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-04

= OBTUARY.-We find in he'Nem York
Journal of Commerce Of Friday last. I'M
der the title, Death Of an Old Citizen"
the following graceful and touching trib-
ute, written by the editor of the Journal
to the memory of an estimable gentle
man, Abijah Fisher, father Of our fellow
townsman, Francis A. Fisher:
I'VE learned by telegraph last evening
OF the death of Abijah Fisher. at the resi-.
denee Of. his step-son, DR.. Atwater. in
bridgeport, Connecticut, at the ripe age
OF 81. Mr.. Fisher came to New York
from country town in Massachusetts
nearly or quite sixty years. ago, and FIRST
began business as a merchant bv the sole
OF straw hats and other New Fneland
fabrics. He was identified for half q cen.
fury with the domestic commission trade
and only in his later years went into Wall
street as banker and broker. For sew.
eral years past he has been out of bns;.
ness, having nearly lost his eyesigbt. bnt
his mental faculties remained unimpaired
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-04
Dfaths.

GRAVES In New Haven, Conn, on Monday,
May .jth, Charles Herbert, son of Charles l.. aud
Sarah l.. Graves, aged II months and days
THOMAS In Brandon, on the ed inst, Al
bert c. Thomas, youngest son of Rev. G. A.
Thomas, aged a years.
PARKHllL In Cornwall, May It'll, Miss Luz
cinda ). farkhlll, aged % years, daughter Of
David Parkhil
WHITE In Ludlow, May 18th, Mrs Rebecca
White aged G6 years.
HESsELToN In Ludlow, May 18th, Mary,
wife of Wolcott Hesselton.
BENT0N-Tn Westminster, Mass, April 9Sd,
Mrs. Mary Benton, wife of Rev f. A. Benton,
and daughter of Luke and Mary Parkhurst OF
Cavendish, aged u years. Her remains were
brought to Proctorsville for interment.
ONION In this village, June lst, William
Onion, aged 81 years
AFEY-ln San Francisco, California, April
Goth Ida 2 Arey, native OF Winterport, Maine,
aged Is years.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-04

bs- MyBA,,r Paul Dietrich, oi Milwaukee,
feeling hs earthly tabernacle, stored with trou-
b.r., % br expelled, decided, after full enquiry
and investigation, to employ Ayers Pills. In his
haste To ruuiy has Dutch stomach, he mistook
the directions. 3 90 :, and swallowed q foi a dose
Ihis created ot course, an aT-paul iug internal
rebellion. Eui rtul wont through the Eight like
hero, apj came "a victor az last, with rno-
ya's3 system which hc proudly exhibits as proof
% the VISION Of n, choice, he advises every
holy tgttkc lo5'. Aver, lil-, bat kindly a9-
yl,ss liz friends who are ambitious OF following
his cNamT.o, 20 -, sure AMI take der night bo-
ton" Minnesota Telegraph.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-04


Extra pulled. .--.-..-.- ..'.' va ~
super ......,...--. ..>.. ..., .@tt,t5b
Low e ......, ............. ........-. Isl q u
The general tone nt our markets has been duu-
sually quiet, oven tor TIN, season OF the year In
some. measure this IL attributable 10 excessive
rains, but want OF confidence in present prices,
and the unsettled state Of the political situation
are the chief causes.
Tbs condition Of the dry goods market Is unia-
vorable, and has again disappointed general eN-
pectations. With rare exceptions, the supply OF
most articles is IN excess of the demand and
should no decided improvement shortly take place,
a further decline in prices, attended with serious
losses to holders, seem inevitable.
Tho weakness OF the Wool market notsl in our
last report early developed into unusual dizziness
with irrcgularty in prices, aua does not even BOW
appear to have eliminated. Manufacturers CON
time 70 act with extreme caution, and seem very
generally discouraged. Under these clrruin-
stances, only very extraordinary events. can mo
duce an Improvement.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-04
Tor the Rutland HEEALpr
For tongrcs>-The Aspirnnts and
the Candidate.


kdi'o'S r Rat'and HerdH - Hon
Loyal c. Kellogg has visited our village
the present week, a, roua for Albany. and
AS the question Of the state Of his health
has been a matter of general public solicit
ule, and for many reasons. among which
l. the prominent one of appointing him
10 the,,xpiring commission of our present
member Of Congress. trust | am dis
charging grateful service by announcing
that the steadily improving health and
strength Of Judge Kellogg is such as TO
NV" strong assurance that his name will
quiet the controversy so earnestly pressed
toy in'ufncu of uva! ambition.
a,...rt, IN the ,r,...n,., # tr,. foot
th.t al pr,,cu~o, f,r the selection Of other
to'"rinr, ]4v, t,.n uur4uiyocally ~ulor-
don"' ~ The conceded preference lar
Judge kellogg subject only to the tate
81 '.- health.
Is. then. d -al Providence favor. and
jnta. ksller.'- name should -at aside
ah-r .amr, titar,. our dilemma will have
N~aTru.l. and the district will have q
common centre OF cvultation and conf
3'u.a
Eur is +, is -tiI3 n,.-il.l, f,r ji..,,,.;,,,.
i4.ul ID, force pn,n am. ot,cn+;,,, ,a
qu->n ID VI some other claim | will ma.
sumo. while I hay. the sub;ne, !, La,l
to ~usss~, "a few tborrb,. A,l er..
the ry.rywAyrr and evcryw,y con..ssi,,
IN tev.r IT judge Kellogg stand, urar
olei.H- grounds Of fitness. from hi. n,tiv.
lty with IT,, his lauz-tried ind well-pr,y-
.u official fidelity. and ,,,o,nan5;;,,, ,li,;-
ity. his personal amiabilitv ami u,.ns.
patsl rur.fy. TINT ms , r.,,r..s,,,,;,..,
maa hi. .,tulip., Lraj ana .L.,,13.,.
shove the rance 81 associates fx,s ,hn
pubia attention and demand. no, u,o,,
1hc mnirulations Of wire rullcrs and
pip layers NOW. upon the supposi,ion
that lro,idcntally the public hope in
such member of our community is to be
disappointed, have we any other man ma
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-04

purchases that tEy ass wara than then la,s
were walth, a. t0eY AaJg iauut 90 ihsir ,nrrow
l.r 0gate4- sa4 ihe tuief,Fs have Hacked dow q
op thea ah oi -s , p ia ont Wask AMI s1ms q
hetnas',eis aluH f#E.E as rRti a ltirtfles
Man q r1e Nerh'H sheen wcre ta,,,-J slim. ,
M-t, .a'+ \, y yaHlAue trgs whie. be sali
vpalI a,Ft -a. i,.s h-tva.t }'n wtr, sold At
Ir-. 3. Fl. e.. So, tau hHrs rather laaur,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-04

ST taken in the position If the Green
Mountain State, aud its influence GA the
Goayentlun, Nar MAS il the hrst time that
the clean, solid, mbought choice II the
NsFmoui,rs, has had a palpah,e determin,
INK IHdu.ur ou the result II a National
Convention
Il i, allowed op all hands that Vermont
distinguished herself in the convention,
and the action 81 the delegates has the
heaTtl,,t possible endorsement from the
Republicans Il the State RufliagtoH
Ftsf Jfs1
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-04
Resignation of Alfred Gather.
CINCINNATI, o, June >

Wv TT " . VtEII
Alfred Gather, President Of the Asso-
ciated Express Companies, has resigned
the SUPPLEMENTARY of the western diyi-
sion Of the Adams Express Company
Joseph H Rhodes, Assistant Superintend-
emit. ha. boon annointed in his place
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-04

WORCESTER, Mass, June 2
The funeral Of the venerable ex-Gov.
Lincoln took place at noon to-day. Busi-
ness was generally suspended, and flags
at half-mast In the procession were
Gov. Bullock and staff, the executive
council and other state officials.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-04

v AsilINGTON, June 2.
The bill making amendments to the
national currency act was called up by
Mr.. Sherman, but was postponed indef-
nitely, although Mr. Sherman said he
should consider such postponement as
virtual defeat of the measure.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-04

BIu~ror.-A gentleman 10y the name
of Smith, who recently bought an inter-
- IN the. sash factory, had his hand
sawed severely few days ago. while at
work in the factory The index finger
required amputation, and the thumb was
severely lacoratcd but can be saved.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-04
Aleu- advertisements.

TEE CELEBRATED HORSE
Il "GEN. SHERMAN" will stand in Fair
haven, Fridays and Saturdays, at the stable Of
Josiah Willard commencing May 29th, and every
other day in the week at the stable Of the sub
scriber in Clarendon. Terms, sl5 to insure: slO
for the season. CHAS. VI. SHERMAN.
Clarendon, MAY q, 1868. 23:w2ys
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-04
Marrmnes.

TRACY-,ANpRUS At Cornwall, May 18th,
10y Rev. Joseph Steele, james NJ. Tracy of Day
ton, Ohio, 10 Miss Rcyilla Andrus, daughter OF
Safuual :. Andrus Of Cornwall.
JEWELL JOHNSON In Rutland, NAV Goth
by Rev. 4, +, Bailey, Mr.. Merritt Jewell OF
10 Miss Nellie NJ. johnson OF Poult-