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The Ottawa free trader., 1868-09-05
Conclusive Evidence.

NTv HAysY, CT. juno /, 1s87.
Nessrs. c. G. CLARK 4 Co.
GENTS Being ANXIOUS from the great benefit Derry cd 20
assist in spreading the Goes dyspepsia Cure would
state my case. Something year ago, had u VIOLENT
attack OF Darrhea which lasted eight weeks, during which
time employed three physicians, but without relief until
tried Goes Dyspepsia Cure. The first dose helped ne
took IL three times day for week and entirely cred
and believe to-day that II saved my life Being attack ID in
similar way this season. took dose, which put all
right. would advise every .ly keep hand rsady
for immediate use in case Of ,ruer bowel COMPLAINTS
c. DUNN.
The above Mr.. Dunn is in ouy employ and we eau vcush
for the above statement being true. L. ARNOLD co.
The Ottawa free trader., 1868-09-05

At Far Rockawsy, recently, shark was
caught, and silver spoon found in its stomach
The spoon was sent to Ben. Butler and he was
requested "to forward it to the owner, as he
doubtless knew to whom ell such property be-
longed."
The Ottawa free trader., 1868-09-05
This world renowned remedy FOR the unfang Of
DYSPEPSIA,
Indigestion, Sick Headache, SOurness or
Acfdity Of Stomach, Rising OF Food,
Flatulency, Lassitude, Weari-
is Es..sS,. ness, ,BiiOnsness, Liver
Complaint, finally
terminating In
Death

urged upon the attention and trial Of sufferers oa thI
horrible Of all diseases Dyspepsia shows its reyage, Ia
thousand different forms in fact all disorder. of the
ach and Bowels with all their complaints such Sick lead.
ache Heartburn Depression general Of neaues and
feeling that you not we'll Food dstresses you rises and
your stomach breath is bad skin at times flushed
and hot dont feel II you co1d stir about! and
OF ALL Indigestion Constipation, nothing
less than Dyspepsia Thousands upon thousands suffer and
die this way neither themselves physicians knows what
ails them except that they surely dying.
Reader, repeat it, this is all Dyspepsia II you would
have proof Of our statement would yors Ives and
children from early grave, you would have health and
energy and strength, agia beg you try one b0te 0f
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BY STATE TELEGnAPH
From the Virginia Enterprise of Sunday J

ATLANTA, January TO- General Mead
informs the Convention that in his opinion
they are entitled to draw pay and incidenta
expenses from the State Treasury, and h,
will endeavor to remove the existing obsta
cles to their being paid. tbs said that Gov
ernor Jenkins and the State Treasurer vii
both he removed
! WASHINGTON, January Ex-senator Doc
little is preparing minority report III the
Stanton case, sustaining the action of the
| President. and putting the blame of the New
! Orleans riot on Stanton.
The Conference of Soldiers and Sailors has
decided to hold national Convention al
Chicago on May 10.
The Senate has rejected Edmund Cooper
as Assistant Secretary of the Treasury.
CHICAGO, January u.-fhe Democratic
State Convention apparently snubbed Val
landi CHAM. 1t declined 10 indprse him for
the Senate in spite of the desperate efforts OF
his friends, aud refused to appoint him IA
d legate at large to the National Convention.
Reyerdv johnson is in the htld for re-
election.
WASHINGTON, January 1.-THE Indian
Peace Commission has suggested the pro-
priety Of the appointment of Beard To visit
Arizona and make peace with the Indians,
and one also 10 visit Oregon, Idaho, &c.
The Reconstruction Committee have
agreed to report a bill on Monday declaring
that in the ten States recently in rebellion
no civil State Government now existing in
those States shall be recognized as valid or
legal bv the Executive or Judiciary authority
Section requires the General Of the
army to detail officers of the army, not below
the rank of Colonel, to command the sever !
districts and enforce the Reconstruction
Acts.
Section authorizes the General Of the
army to remove any civil officers aching un-
der the provisional governments Of those
States, and prohibits the Presid-n mt to detail
or remove commanders in those military
districts.
Section 4 forbids the President to use the
army or navy TO maintain said pr visional
governments or oppose the provisions of any
Reconstruction Act.
Section 5 fixes the penalties for interfer-
ence by any person with intent TO prevent BY
force the execution Of the order of the zen
eral of the army made in pursuance OF this
Act.
The Senate, in Executive session, occu-
pied several hours over the report Of the
committee in Stanton's case, and adjourned
Without a vote.
WASHINGTON, January l9-In the Senate
ing that, whereas, the proposed amendment
to the Constitution known as Article NV.
has been ratift d by - State, said amend
ment is valid to all intentS and purposes.
Referred to the Judiciary Committee.
In the House the Secretary of State re-
ported, in response to resolution, that the
State had ratified the proposed
to the Constitution DESIGNATED
as Article XIV: Connecticut New Hamp-
SHIRE Tennessee, New Jersey, Oregon. Yer
mont, New York, Illinois, West Virginia,
Kansas. Nevada, Missouri, Indiana, Mime
sofa, Rhode Island, Wisconsin, Pennsylva-
pia, Michigan, Massachusetts, and Nebraska.
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AN ADMIRABLE AMERICAN LADY.-Mrs.
Wright, the wife of our late Minister to Ber-
lin, was one of the founders Of the great
work among the lowly of Five Points. In
Prussia she made her elegant mansion the
home of Christians of every name. With
the same energy and devotion that marked
her labors in New York, by fair in the Prus-
sian capital she laid the foundation for fine
chapel, which was dedicated according to the
rites of the Methodist Church. But the cha
pei is free to all preachers of the gospel who
NAV chance to be in Berlin.
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SAN FRANCISCO DISPATCH.
From the Virginia Enterpriseof Sunday

From the Virginia Enterprise Of Sunday ]
SAN Francisco, January 1.-THE Els
ner inquest was resumed last night. The
physicians, who made the post mortem ex-
animation, testified that the pistol with
which Eisner was shot must have been held
at least fifteen inches, and from that to TWEEN
tv-two inches from his head when fred, and
that under those circum stances he must have
used his thumb to pull the trigger. The in
quest will be resumed this evening.
The Golden City sailed to-day with 200
passengers and Ship ,995 in treasure.
Among the passengers were Generals Bid
well and John S. Ellis, and Governor Wood
of Oregon. Allen McLanf, Colonel Ramsey
and Judge Brockway.
Ruel Il. Amson Of this city has invented
life preserving apparatus to be used at sea,
which, il is thought, will ssurpass anything
of the kind heretofore used.
Last night the friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
florence Mrs. JUDAH, the we'll known the
atrical people, called upon and surprised
them with a number OF suitable presents, it
being the twenty-ffth anniversary of their
wedding.
A Portland telegram reports that the Col
umbia river has been closed by ice.
Mining stocks are active to day under adj
vices of the strike of a FIVE foot ledge in the
900-foot level of the Hale & Norcross mine.
Closing quotations: Alpha, per foot, $500
Crown Point, $50 Gould & Curry, $40
Hale & Norcross, 200; Yellow Jacket,
$50; Chollar-Potosi, $ls7; Kentuck,
S255; Savage, 500.
Legal tenders, .2ad73.
The California Steam Navigation Com
pany have declared dividend of one and
One-half per cent.
Gold opened in New York at 1873 and
closed at 1877.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-14

NOTEWORTHY VOYAGES OF THE CLIPPER
SHIrs.-The ship Harvest Queen, Captain
Hutchinson, has made one Of the quickest
VOYAGES on record. On December !, 1885,
she sailed from New York with full cargo
of coal and machinery for San Francisco.
Arriving there, she discharged and loaded a
cargo of breadstutfs for Liverpool, which she
carried to that port in l09 DAYS, discharged
il in good order, took in a general cargo for
New York. where she arrived November 9
1867, discharged. took in carg" Of bread
stutfS, and at $40 p. NJ. of Saturday, Decem-
Der !, crossed the bar of Sandy Hook, bound
to Liverpool, being twelve months almost to
the hour since she took her departure from
the same place for~San Francisco 1866.
The ship Black Hawk, Capt. CroNell. cleared
from San Francisco, October Is. 1856, for
Liverpool, with a cargo of bread.tutfs; max
ing the passage in l02 days, loaded for New
York, at which port she took in general
cargo for San Francisco. Arriving there she
again shipped a cargo of breadstutfs. and
cleared October Is, 1857, for Liverpool, thus
making on board four cargoes, two at San
Francisco for Liverpool, in one year.
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THE STRUGGLE FOR LIFE.-Certain native
animals of New Zealand seem to give wav
before those from Europe, with which the,
are brought in contact. The Norway rat has
complete extermlnated the native rat OF
New Zealand. he English housetiy drives
out the blue-bo,tled native. Capt. Cook car
ried pigs to CIV Zealand and they have IN
creased so rapidly that landlords now offer
rewards for killing them. English weeds
monopolize the soil. European clover exteI-
inmates the native fax plant, and Eurcpeal
ANNALS destroy the New Zealand perennitl>
These facts tend 10 prove that organisms Of
the northern ATTITUDES are more hardy than
those nearer the Equator.
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A NOTABLE SOLDIER IN DIsTREss.-Paal
James Lindborg, body servant of Lord Byron
in Greece, afterward private in Captain
Abraham Lincoln's company in the Black
Hawk War, member of a Minnesota regi-
ment during the Rebellion. lately appeared
at the Executive Office in Springfield, asking
for transportation to ST. Cloud. MIMI, where
he has daughter. His request was granted.
The poor homeless man afterward applied
for admission to the Soldiers Asylum in Mil
waukee, to await tidings from his friends.
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A SAD SToRY.-The Utica Herald reports
the recent a pearance in Rome Of an old
man. almost double. and in poverty ard rags,
who has been heavyweight or more years a
convict in the English penal colony in Van
Dieman's Land, subject to the sererest treat
ment. He says that he was in Canada at the
time of the PARROTS" outbreak. in 1887 :;
was charged with completely with their move
merts, and. though innocent, was convicted
and sentenced to transportation for life. He
was then about twenty-one years old, and
since has neither seen nor heard
from friend ard though on bis way TO his
former residence, in Saratoga, not knowing
whether he should find there single soul
that know him. - s.
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ALLEGED CURE OF THE CATTLE PLAGUE

ALLEGED CURE OF THE CATTLE PLAGUE.
Mr. Philbert. large land owner in Southern
Russia who possesses 10000 merlno sheep,
1000 or 5000 horned cattle, and 800 or 600
horses. states that of all the means employed
in numerous experiments made by him to
preserve his horned beasts against the cattle
plague, water, given as drink IN place OF
soft water had, during all the epidemic, com
I,lete success All the animals supplied with
sea water were spared by the malady, inclu
ding ,hn~e Intentionally placed constantly in
contact with sick beasts.
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TREATMENT OF DIARRHEA.-J. W. Cur
ran reports in The London Medical Times
and Gazette the successful treatment OF IA
number of cases If diarrhea, attended with
commissions. which illustrate the beneficial
effects of the therapeutical method recon-
mended by DR.. Chapman. Cold was applied
BY means of ice-bags at certain points along
the spine. 1t arrests the commissions with
surprising rapidly, and exercises sedative
and specially curative influence over Is
ease extremely harassing to both physicians
and relatives, and often terribly destructive,
especially when it attacks children.
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THE PACIFIC RAILROAD
AND TINE
PROSPECTS OF CARSO n
CITY

U,HE ROAD HAS BEEN SUCCESSFULLY
| laid AS far as overcoming ali the
natural obstacles that have been looked upon as
mprcgnabe. 1t is now proposed principally
through my infuence-to lay a branch track To
Carson in order to accommodate those who desire
to imbibe rotations from my 'BISHARUk GOLD
EN- GOBLETS;'' besides to facilitate the speedy
transportation Of the large amount Of CHOICE
WINES and LIQUORS that am constantly I'M
porting NV Saloon is crowded night and day,
and a. a consequence my stock is growing daily
less 7 here are some $50 packages on the read for
me; but, like the paper for GOODMAN, they are NON
Est INvEE1US.
ja7-n Il. J. FtkCEAL' AsVssa ss''ss'
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Admission Ono Dollar; Reserved Seats Fifty
Cents Extra.
~ sleighs will run FREQ to the Theater for
Ladies'.
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Texas votes upon the Recons'ruction
Convention on the last Monday of this
month. There are l04, 900 voters regis
tered Of these Al 500 are blacks. II
is though the Convention will be called
BY "a minority of 90 900.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-14

The LATE OwNEH OF LEXINGTON. -
The late Mr.. Robert A. Alexander left his
property in Scotland, worth 100000 per an
mum. to his sisters, and his farm at Wood
burn, XIV, with all the stock, to his brother
James, with instructions to continue the
bushes. of breeding which was so success
fully commenced. His real estate in Chica-
90 is estimated to be worth 81 ,000, 900.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-14

CIxcINNArus IN KANsAs.-A friend saw
Senator Pomeroy, of Kansas, 4 few days
since, hauling lumber with q mule team.
The Senator showed his friend with pride ,
52-acre field Of wheat which he had lowed
himself. He has l,700 acres Of lard in .
body.
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NEW TO-DAY.

Will be presented the celebrated psntomime
musical, military Drama, in three acts. entitled
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.



WASHINGTON, July 27-The Senate Com.
mi,tee on Foreign Relations has been in
structed to inquire into the expediency Of
making treaty with England for reciprocity
with Canada.
Pending argument on the House bill to
provide for the more efficient government OF
Mississippi and Texas, the Senate took a
recess until noon, September Sd.
At the same time the Senate took re-
cess the House adjourned.
The Presiden and members Of the Cabi-
net are busy at the Capitol signing bills.
The Senate confirmed the appointment Of
General Rosecrans as Minister to Mexico /;
Charlie. FELTON,, Treasurer of the Mint at
San Francisco; f. B. Hodge, Associate
Justice of the Supreme Court Of Utah,
Sol. P McCurdy, for Chief Justice of
Utah, was rejected.
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cHE DAILY APPEAL.

A CARD.-Editor cf the ApPEAL-Dear Sir; An
ently there who, on his way from
Irusalem to Jericho, fell among thieves. Re-
nt'y there was a man who, on his arrival at Car
IN, with his family, fell, with all he had, among
bends. Of the two, think You will agree with
in saving that the last fail had the advantage of
be first, Very decidedly. At least, We, the under
k.ned for ourselves, feel that, il we ever fall
lain, we would like, as matter of choice, to fail
! tho same way. and into the stms or similar
3nis 1t is no very pleasant thing to fall and tn
stripped of all you possess, and to be left, in
. rough highway, wounded and half dead. But
a minister and his family, on arriving at his
lid Of labor. to fail into the hands Of kind peo-
e-nale AMI female; to be introduced into a
ug home, comfortably furnished: to have set
fore them, all freshly prepared, good dinner;
be told, in language more emphatic than
|ords, ''You are wecome;" and to be left, nal
i. not ouly whole, but greatly filed and COM
Irted-to be TIE victims of such a surprise and
knture this j., let u assure you rather agree
BE and stimulating than otherwise. Not only
i we survive, but We flourish. Not only have
'e come out Of this grateful encounter whole:
ut we are greatly nvgoratet and refreshed. Aud
18th many and heart felt thanks to all concerned
working upon them and ourselves the blessing If
od; aud at the SAME time expressing our 2 ateful
|ase of The general favor and good will manifest
ward Us thus far, We give ourselves in hope and
list, to the work before US.
/. W. 4 A. Ii. ATuEaro OF.
Carson City, July 2sth, lSoS.
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, NoTICE.-We have the bcst Warehouse in the
State, it being absolutely fre-proof, and are now
prepared to received United amount of Merchand-
Use, Flour or Barley on storage at reasonable
rates. All goods delivered in coed order A.
when received. MASON / HUFF.
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Arrest OF A SHOOTER. Our readers will remem
lrrei in Carson among the Chinese about a
oman. The Celestial female had married a
hinanlan in Idaho, and, putting Americ An
r., ran away from him. The disconsolate hus-
md offered 500 reward for her. stimulated by
hich, his countrvmen tracked her to Carson
hen another Celestial gentleman married her
hi Il The loss uf the reward eNIspeTated her
:rsuers that they attempted her life, aud one ~
e number snot The woman and then made his
cane Several Cinnamon were arrested for the
ime, but it seem, it became knuwn that one All
IN: fired the shot and a warrant VS. issued TOY
arrest. Every nook secured in vain To
III HIM and the warrant sent TO Constable StI
this city. who turned II over 10 his deputy, B.
Lackey. That officer procured the assistance ~
70. D1wnev and arrested the shnDter. While
fsating the arrival of a Cars officer to take
Earge Of the prisoner, writ of hlheas corpus
has this morning sued out through an attorney 10y
sing, of the First District Court. at s O'Clock
ais evening. Deputy Constable LaCkey imnedi-
ely telcgraphet t. an officer Of Carson 10 come
ter the prisoner. least insure hi. detention
Identifying him a. the man who shot the
oman and that officer i now on the rad. and
III arrive here about So oCl'ck. this afternoon.
-Trssprss. last snsHtay.
Gus Lewis went up to Virginia yester1iy to
rke the Chinaman in charge, but was obliged 10
\ turn without him, the accused being held for
cisioa with regard to the proceedings under
labeas corpus. 1t is L. he hoped that no more
lchncality # the law will operate in favor of his
cape from justice. lie has a hearing to-day.
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THEATER. - Piper's Opera House ORA
attic Company will give series Of enter.
inments in Carson commencing on to-
borrow night. The play announced for
lat occasion is the thrilling play Of Ca
, lille, Mrs. Sue Robinson Getzler and Mr.
T. Beatty sustaining the principal char
Feters. The evenings entertainment will
include with songs, dances and character
presentations by Otto Burbank, Mr.. L. c..
felville and Miss Lizzie Harmon. The
|,mpanv embraces some excellent and fav-
lite actors and will give us some perform
hees well worth patronizing. See adyer-
eement in another column Of this paper.
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New York, July PA dispatch from
hannah says JEFF. Davis will soon sail
Europe, to be gone several months. H is
ansel will represent him in the coming
III,
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-07-29

CLOSING OUT TO EEDUCE STOCK-REAP-
RS AND MOWERS AT Cosr.-Mr. f. B.
all proposes 20 reduce the quantity of his
pck of goods on hand, and with that pur-
Lbse informs the citizens of Carson, Virginia
Fly and elsewhere that he will sell, for cash,
a bargain his assortment of hardware,
aware, crockery, paints and oils, iron and
eel, &C., and that he has on hand a few
Eapers and mowers which he will sell at
6st for coin.
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NOTICE TO DEBToRs.-E. B. Rail serves
fice upon all persons indebted to him to
tile their bills by cash or note, Immediately.
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EoDEY's LADY's Book FOR AUGUsT was
eterday laid upon our table by Mr.. John
Fox. Copies Of that indispensable part
lady 5 library can be had at his counter
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THANKS to Hon. Geo. C. sGorham, Score
y OF the Senate, for interesting public
Fcuments furnished to this office.
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|CULvHRTs.-Mr. Bragg, contractor for
barring our streets, has laid down large
lverts or acqueducts at the crossings, on
e.rson street, of Proctor, Second and Third
SeetS. This is an important and q highly
kcessary improvement.
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NOTICE

TE HEREBY GIVEN THAT STALLED PEOp0-
/ sails will be received until the FIRST DAY
OF AUGUST NENr, by the Boarl of state Prison
Commissioners, for the delivery OF ONE HUN
DRIED AND TWENTY-FIVE CORDS or WOOD,
or any part thereof, TO the Nevada State Prison.
said Wood.:o be of the best qualify; at least one
half thereof TO he limb wood, and t. be delivered
AS fast as needed at the state Prison. commence
ing on the 10th day of August next, aud cnmplet
ing the whole amount contracted To- he delivered
on or before the First day ot December next.
For further particulars inquire at the Office OF
Secretary Of State.
C. N. 'N0TEWAGE,
Sec'y Board State Prison Commissioners.
Carson, Jaly IL. 1858. tsul
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THE WISNEMrcCA ARGENT" is the
Pine of John and Joseph Wasson's new
per, Just started in Humboldt County. l;
very handsome sheet, full of excellent
itorial matter and hoists the names OF
richly merits and should receive abundan t
lcouragement from the citizens of Nevada.
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NEW STORE; NEW GOODS:
LOUIS MANDLEBAUU
Groceries, Prov ,inns. Liquors and
General NIerchandise.

Having leased the Brick Store lately occupied
10y q A. Scars, w.l constantly keep on hand
CALIFORNIA HAMS. BACON, FRESH RANCH
BUITbR. LGC> LARD. TEAS, SUGAR,
COFFEE. SIRUpS. CORN NEAL,
tL0UR. GREEN, CAN
AND DRIED
FRUITS;
Confectionery; Wines and LiGuOrs; and an assort-
ment of Geailemcns' furnishing Coos.
Es- Families VIII ind il 20 their advantage to
examine my st"ck.-G1 Remember the place:
SEARS BRICK STORE. CARSON CITY. NEV.
LOUIS MANDlEBACM
Carson, June |, 1865.