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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-23
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The New York Sun In commenting on ,h.
consequences Of AcquiilAi, before that result was
arrived al, spoke with degree Of foresight which
is ALREADY making itself plainly visible to every
observer. While every honest man believed that
Andrew johnson deserved TO be punished foE.his
great crimes, may not his arquilial be- the means
under the guidance " an all aud ovsrrulling
Providence Of yet saving this nation aud this poo
pie A. our fra, defeat at BULL Run saved the mn.
army succeeded In the first great baiilu Of the
war, peace might have been the result but IL
would have sriilrd little OF nothing u the differ
cncc existing between tho North aud the Sosih
True, many valuable lives nigh, have hccn saved
aud much debt avoided so, had impeachment
no, b,cn tried somc dronrs aud disseminated spir-
IL might have bcen savei To the Republican par
", like CHASE an! Fesschden and GRIMES MAJ
not Providence in icr KIND care Of the ItrpuLli.
ran party, have given 1t this defeat that good
may come OF il 2 The San says
"ln the first place, = verdict Of acguiItal would
have the effect Ia unite aud consolidate the l.n.
publican party. II would produce something oi
such an influence ON tho party ~ the first Bull
Kun dtdon the loyal masses ~ uH North. twOuld
cnkindlc bitter, rcsoluir. determined partisan
feeling, the strong current ~ which would drown
minor jcalousics and personal chickering's II
would rouse up u fercr hatred toward the party
which has manifested sympathy IUr the l'r-si.
dent"
THE feeling thus engrndrrrd gould conren.
irair at once upon tea. Grant. aud wVuld carry
him into the White House on the crest " IL.
wave. II would give To the Republican party
the Vast advantage Of irrIing OF enthusiasm, IN
which h is at ptesrnt deficient -
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-23

- We sincerely congratulate the ''Bond
party Of Maryland tina, they have secured a
eaiuasis recruit, doubtless, 10 them, from an un.
sHpseisd quarter. The .IesSnai editor has struck
bic Democratic eolors, and gonr over 10 the sun.
port q THE Honest eIemeni n the Republican
"pAriy," aud In doing uses Language offawa-
ing aud aaIiery which would be disgusting n
no, ~ CLEARLY understood. We wish our friends
Joy ~ their Tscrnii.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-23

se-Btraughn, of the Csmbridse Iateli,gea
Ger. attended the late Baud Convention, aud
thus tells his readers ab,ut iti
a. Convention Of IL" Republicans 81 the
stAse opposed b. tho action 81 the 9th IL March
Convention, 'net IA baltimore on "Wednesday
~ last week. Seventeen counties were partial.
" represented, the delegates being coIn posed Of
lutions aud an address was adopi.., after
which delegates n Chicago were appointed and
an electoral ticket selected Isein, In n.lii
more At the time, We sauntered ints the con.
vention, aud witnessed their proceedings for a
lew minutes. There was only one feature az
the affair that charmed ~. We dstest a crowd
and glory In elb"w-ruom. We had a there =
whole bench. cushioned al that, was Drenay
Cd Tor each spectator. for which we herevith
tender our thanks 10 the managers, whoever
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-23

"Muh" nsNocHar Iirirk r"uefoy "a, ,
edilOriall, that the S.'ulhrrn-rs MIA were KILLED.
In attempting Ia destroy tie government ~ tho
l'ni'ri Stairs ME Gods noLl'si I-oIlr. wha Irl,
In 'lrirus' 81 The eternal rtincipl,s Of lilrriy
" and jusiirr." ile also predicts u reaction
whirh ~ill rsinrs the Democratic party Ia power
when ile~ y 10 be- general as.ass ,iion Of The
radicals The sooundrel elegantly says;
'wbru the reaction comes there will he such n
fr'~ing % u'ongf'l spirit. lrom iher earthly isne.
MEATS sarh - gushing al imPai- biool from
scroIul"us carcasses; such cutting II bronchitis
windPipes surh shSirkluR Of nasal ''dOwn.casl''
terror stricken voices such a rapid colonization
Of hells SPAR ierriioiist as was never recorded
sinec the GREAT Arciitel rested from his lahors. "
This valiant lrllow, truly A cl,eap bully
aud coward ~ho hain'' courage enough 10 60
to the whrn bis Gfiehda. thuss aohlr" telrls
NEEDED h~lp--bui noW 'hfraisRs 10 murder Ile-
puLlicaas In Imr of llarr, ~ soou ne he thinks
!, ran he donc with some drgrr oI safety, via .
when his friends get inso pOwer, II they ever DO
What brave warrior shls
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-23
The Reco,doJ Republican Semntors.

On the night of the 2ist 81 February last.
the following resolution was adopted by the
United state, srnat. ia executive session
War .. The Scnat- have Rad aud considered the
communicative 81 The President stating that he ha re-
moved Hon. " Stanton. Secretary Of war and had
designated the Adjaiant GehsTa ~ the Army at a.
SECRETARY 81 War cd IHfertH therefore.
kffoir,d, Hy the SrnAts 1T the Initrd StAt.r that
nhd.r TIE Consultation aud laws of the United States
tbs President has no power the S-crrtAr, 81
war anh d",ixhae any other officer To- -Tiorn his ID
ties ~ that "nhee ad sHfsrtH.
The resolution was voted for by the follow
ing Senators
Messrs. Anthony. Cameron. CattrlI. Cole,
C"nkiing. Cragin. Drake. Ferry. HARLAN, MOI.
rill Of Maine. Morrill, Of Vermont, Morton. Pal.
terson Of New Hampshire. Poineroy. Ramsey,
Ross. Spragnc. Stewart. sumner. Thay.r. Tin.
ton. T'9~b"H. Ian Wakh. Wade Wiley. vii
liam.. Wilson aud Yates.
TIA" following rcsolution was adopted 10y the
>cnai" "n the I2th of January last
R's'issi. That having considered the r.iI~ns~ and
Iras"ns rt"H by the President In his I-t afthr l.th IT
h"'rtnlsf lsG9, for the suspension II Hdwin " stan
t"n' TIE senate d" not c"ncar IN such susI. nsion
This resolution wa. voted Tor by H." lYllnw
ing Scnat..rs;
Mrsars. Anthony. cameron. "a tell. cha ndler,
Cole, '"nkliug. Connr.s. Cortitt. cragin. Drake.
Edmunis. Ferry, Essss"dsn, Fo~lsr. Fr-lins.
huysrn. Harlan. Howard. Howe. Morgan, Nor.
rill 81 Maine. Merrill Of Vermont. Morton, Nyc
Patterson al New Hampshire Po'ner"y. Ram.
s"y. Stewart. Sumner, rhayrr. Tipt"n. T.un
b"H. wai". Wiley. Williams aud Wilson.
They Mctsrs. frss"nirn. Fowler. Ross. Trum
bull aud Van Wrinkle deliberately committed
themselves 3" III" theory that III" c,Vii tenurr
act wns applicable tn Mr.. stnnLnns csse and
that u" President had acted illegally ia r.mov.
ing him sud yet. "u Saturday lat. They voted
for the arruit'al 81 III" President, Such sudden
changes 81 We've ~. hal to understand.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-23

Wood Land, steam Saw Mill, &C.
Inn ACRES cleared. aud s3o acres heayi
Cove H r.is, ' @aIsSs, l LAND S S ~
with g"pl DWELLING. STORE -
HOUSE aud new STEAM SAWS
MILL. all IN perfect order. This properi,
fronts more than = mile immediately on tho
Chesapeake Bay. Fart IT the soil l. specially
suited for peaches and other I'ortions orgr.in.
A.. Mil aud Store with proper management
will yield larg" nicotine.
For .alcb by HENRY ". COOKE.
Law Ruiilings. -. Paul 81.
Nay I'll. baltimore, Md
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-23

sS- The Journal quotes our remarks in com.
msnd"iion of Senator Wade, aud seems not Ia
like them a' all ceriainl, wa are very sorry
tina, our course does not please our friend bal
never mind, maybe We u be together Jet lie cams
out las, week in favor Of the Bond party. and
there is really no, much difference br,wern that
organization and ours, and We may ye, bs fight.
ing side by side under the banner Of impartial
suffrage. The Journal editor has iaksu a step Ia
the right direction lei him persever-, aud there /.
no telling how much good be may do in rr,lrlnp.
iion Of tie misdreis Of his political ras,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-23
Calvert County Fnrm.

A Farm of $50 ACRES. - miles from Plum
IN Point. Calvert c"unty has q Good
DWELLING with Eve I"oms aud hall, -
good Tenant House. new Harm. isx1n feet. -
Carriage House. Smoke House, torn ITnuss
stables. plenty Of water, a gool meadow under
g"nd fencing aud an abundance of sani Fruit
f"F the family. For sale low by
HENRY ". COOKE,
Law buildings, BsltimoFs. Nd.
Nay i6.--tI
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-23

STAND U.s. iorT CoioIua E,,ry R-puLliran
should stand by hi. prinriplrs. without rrIrrrnc,'
to the RESULT 81 John.on trial Ti- ,I., i.iun ~
that "nse csnn", affect the Tucslions which are To
he determined ~ the ballot boN in u,iol~r aud
November next Tue failure ~ one man, how.
ever prominent, rHnnui remove the ALLEGATIONS
resting upon others I" obey the dictate. ~ righ,
aud jus'icc The r"cfrnnc! DIN f''ss-n'lru, or
Trumhu,l Grmrs OF Kos, should induce no
man Ia prov" iirirhrtuu@ or unf,ithful. Prrs.
Dental rucronchmcni. must still be- RESISTED our
Republican institutions must still be- prr.cI we'd
The l"Ver "f liberty will cinlinuu Ia stand At hi
past nnl ln his duty at the h,llol.box The
h'iu'.hrafi-'l onl, will give up the CONTEST anil
Arn"I-iik". 90 over tn tile rnriny To all W.
say, stand by your colntSi
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-23

S.F "" hrv" had several funny scenes IA
t'"ngr"s- lately. First We had personal iii.
iirnlty b"iwcen Mcssr-. D'nnclly Of Wisconsin
and washburnr al Illinois, 10 which the gr".-
."-t personalities were used. Then daily W.
have tho reports OF "hard hits" hctwrnn honor
all" in"mb"rs. IN whirh language is mlul sr.l
in whirh. 1t usyl an the street. would bring On
gam" 81 iistiruir. instanter. But the funniest
'""n" 81 all teak place GA Friday I'll Last week..
ia ia" u i-", and Is thus reported
Mr. Woodward. intcrrupting. desired Il, know
what ia" gentleman from Missouri Mr. Pii"
VIII" was near him. meant by distortng his
face u" was hot accustomed /" being talked
{" ia gtiuia""s and rabalistic signs.
TIL" Speaker raped tie House order. aud
asked Ter what purposc the gentleman from
Pennsylvania rose. Il il was question "i "r
'lcr th" gentleman from Iowa could De- taken I'll
the flor. hut not otherwise
Mr.. Woodward dcsir-i b. know what the
signs aud facial rontoTtions -: the gentleman
from Missouri MIR Pile meant. The manner
ia which they were made was more brfttng
III" Five Points than this Hall.
The speaker reminded Mr.. Woodward that
the last remark was not IN order.
Mr. Woodward. rcsnming. said the gentleman
had come toward him making cabalistir signs
OF tins styl" illustrating 10y putting IA. thumb
toward his nos0.and gyratins his iinycr.t aud
Mr.. I'll" disclaimci any intention IT insult.
Nj Woodward said ~ the gentleman belong
81 20 ia" party that claimed I" l..ss.ss all the
morality 1T tho country lcrirs & 'orlcr' un the
Republican side lac wanted &" knew what the
signs meant
Mr. Myers al Prnns ylvaniu. desired I" know
u III" remarks nf his colleague w"ull gn ~ the
Giob'. uttered they were. mt "iur,l-r.
tn" Speaker said the gentleman hm risen
t. question of order. AMI his remarks will ="
ia the Gi0Jt
The subject was then dropped.
These proceedings having entered int" ih"of
fetal paper Of the House. 10 be spread "v'r the
Who'll" country. W" doubt Il Judge Woodward
will ever hear the last 81 il. III" idea ola D,.in
b"r "f III" lIous" Of Representative, complain
ing Ia the speaker Of the House that another
member Is making faces at him. ar putting his
thumb /" his nose and gyra,ing It. is certainly
snpremely ridiculous. Such proceeding re-
minds u' more Of a village school house. and
Que urchn crying out 10 the master that an"th.
sr is making face at him." than the .lcliLer
atoms ut grave body 81 law makers.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-23
Calvort County Farm.

A BEAUTIFULLY SITUATED Farm -
n $50 Acr~s "n ~. Icanarl's Greek Isosgres
cleared. balance in oak. chestnat
and pin" timber; convenient ~ wa ia
tor; several fne mradnws suitabIeE ,L
TOR st"ck raising; fish. ~ sl.rs aud wild duck.
IN season. Two g'~Hl seho,is within two n.iles
aud churches convenient. Go,-l dwelling
harn. and all necessary outh"uscs Prirc Q BOO
For sale by
HENRY W. COOKE,
y i'sw buildings. baltimore, Md.
May 2.--lL
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-23
Dissolution OF Co partnorship.

TVHE PARTNERSHIP herc,oIor. sxi.t;n.
III uul1r the maine aud arm Of SMITH 4
WEINMlLLER, Gorsuch's Mills, naltimore
county, Mary land. IN tho patest firsosn Heal
business, has this day been Dissolved Nv ma,
tual consent the entire buaincas PASSING iuto
the hands ~ !. v. weinmiller,
April - O.. l.. SMITH,
lses: }. V. wEINMiLLER.
May ls-3ts
&EWlNG " CHINE COTTON. FROM No so
Oto No. ise. also s-wing Machine oil, bv
N0uf. II. THOMPSON.
March ts.-u To~sant,sn
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-23

lno-A private Parlor in the leading hotel of
Chicago costs forty dollars day.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-23

Eo- VT Fowler, OF Tennessee, WIN voted an
last Saturday Tor the a,quiliAl uf the President
srii nj '-srui meeting Of the Republican Ma
tioHal Committee There Is M ptoi-riion, uo
" safety, ~ Icace for the loyal people IL the
" Souih while Andrew johnson rpinains 10 the
white House Ifcongr-ss refuses To iinyrach
q" and dcpusr him, the blood Of thousands Of 10y.
" nj Souihrrners will rest upon our souls" Now
the question arisrs When WI. Mr. Fowler true
10 him'"li aud In principle? WHEN H. casi the
burden IT responsibility, Tor the bloOd Of thou.
sands Vi loyal Southcrners upon the non .impeach-
ing Congress, or when be- took that responsible.
~ upon himsrli D., voting against conviction ,
50 hca'! responsibility lie not fastened upon
any one in idle play, and IT, in Mr.. Fowler :
opinion. Nj Johnson removal irom Office was
50 imI~rntiVsl, demanded month ago. what
has ocruIr,d since lessen the nrc-ssiIy ir such
rrmosal' Will Nj Fowler consent 10 make
known the rrasons why he presumably ani singly
sh"uld not l~ held responsible fur the bl,mi at
the lo, al mrn of the South who may hrirafiar
fall sir,ims Ia ialsr policy
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-23

iHAhshAff NAY -.
The calling OF tie appeal docket wa. continued
DNsirl Harding VI J"hn Henry kccnr julg-
mrnt for krenr
John Null " Daniel l.auer : appeal dismissed
VIM u " Blskisiou " Elizabeth pfi-r e.
two cases Judgment, reversed
Charles Buck ~ llrnr. Mn'ciack appeal H..
missed
T. ". Reid " Levi Gi@ tw" cnsc. Judy
mrnt reversed
Adam Messing ". r L.. Gruti-r aud sau,.
W. John bell on trial.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-23

So A. tho "lit,ie dinner party" given by
rhioi Ju-iic" has" the "ih~r day. tho E,llnw
ing 'sla,c f"r the ''hcw party" !. said b, have
ls"en arranged For President. Salmon 4. Chase.
for Vice President. senator Trumbuli. s~rrcis
~ oi state. Win. u. Seward Secretary oi tho
Treasury. senator F"ssendcn Secretary OF
War. Andrew johnson Attorney G"n~ral.
wm. n. EsHris Secretary OF III" Interim.
SENATOR ns'liiile Postmaster 'icneral. Samuel
Carey
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-23

CONSISTENCY Northern copI~rhead. s,ill per.
s's IN the abuse ~ the colorl man. noi~iihsiand-
ing their Southern suI-riers haze not onl, cuas.
ed II, but are coaxing and Iersualing ih-n Ia
vote au'l act with the Southern democracy Al
the late rl'''ions held in Louisiana. south caro-.
lima. North Carolina aHd 0eorgis. not only par
snasion hut forrr nsc'l by the chivalry To 50.
cuir ihr colo,'l vote. and When their efforts
were crowned With succrss. shouts Of applsusr
zen, the murk, air Of ,h"se detachable region.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-23

se- The Cain Dsmosrh, a Dainocratic paler
~ Illinois hal no yer, obscure idea ~ Mr
Trumbnli. merits wl'ru, las, year. /, prayed for
his ""riionio the Senaic NJ against iha, ~ Gen.
Palmer. now the Ii,Iuhliran candidate Tot q"
ernor !, remarked IN Trumhnll favor. fran n
prmuer,iir sinniI-'ini that be- Twill be- ronscr,.
alive The mnmcni hr dar,s To- L---ihr tnoment
ihr public %n,in'cnt Of the State leans that way
II elected ~ have M doubt 4, ,rM cosss om q
r'a',sg Cyy.sSkoniL,'ar, IL, H,Tf i~ei,s aonil, -
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-12-04
THE "WOMAN QUESTION II
SWITZERLAND.

DR.. G. Holland, (Timothy Tit
comb,) in a letter from Switzerland,
published in the Springfield Republican,
on Monday, gives the following state
ment of the condition of the laboring
women of that country
Here the woman question exhibits
a very different phase from that which
it presents in the United States. In
most departments of labor in Switzer-
and, no difference whatever is made
between women and men, except that
men get more for days work done
than women. The women are every
where. They are in shops, the vine-
yards, the potato fields. They are the
sextons of churches. They sell mainly
the products of farms and gardens, IN
the market-place they gather up the
droopings Of the streets, and often,
am assured, tend the hod. They are
partners in business with their hus
hands. The hotels Gibbons and Rich
mont in Lausanne, are kept by kittel
Possibilities being the name OF thu
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-12-04

ROOMS TO RENT.
A ROOMS to Rent till April 1. Good locality
Il Apply at the DAILY MONITOR OFFICE.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-12-04
A SUPPLEMENT-

A SUPPLEMENT-
To the ordinance relating to streets and highways
DE it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
Id of the city of Elizabeth:
Section l. That the time for the Elzabethtown
Gas Light Company and the Elizabethtown Wat
er Company to open streets in the city of Eliz
beth for the purpose of laying their pipes Is here
by extended to December Is, 1868.
Passed November Is, 1858.
j. Il. WILEY, President of City Council.
j. SEIPLE, City Clerk.
Apr owed November Is, 1868.
23na PHI. II. GRIER, Mayor.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-12-04
NOTICE.

A PPLICATION will be made to the Legisla-
n tnre ofthis State, at its next session, for q
law Complementary to the charter of the city Of
'''M rt'Noriye the City Council to is
eHcesd fifty thousand
fa .usa Cd erecting a first class
tr - elizabeth.
Elizabeth. ROY. 20, 1865 ns4w6ie
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-12-04
AN ORDINANCE

AN ORDINANCE
To change the name Of Water street.
DE it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
ID of the city of Elizabeth:
Section 1. That Water street, from High street
to Elizabeth avenue, shall be known as, called
and designated First avenue.
Passed November 49, 1868.
j. It. WILEY, President of City Council.
j. SEIPLE, Clerk City Council.
Approved November IS, 1869
2sn2 Pr. H. GRIER, Mayor.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-11-25

On THE LAKE BIGLER ROAD, yesterday, as
three teams, Of seven yoke of oxen each and
lumber for Gold Ill., were coming down the
mountains, one of the loads rolled down an
embankment about fifty feet. While the
Transfers were righting affairs travellers with
vehicles in the rear were kept waiting nearly
five hours We learn that the roads are in
= bad condition.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-11-25

dener and County Assessor, presented ms
last evening with quantity of celery, which
was grown in his garden. He is prepared to
supply the market. 1t is infinitely better
than the imported article.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-11-25

KINGS TURKEY RATTLE at the Magnolia
Saloon, last night, was a good thing for out
siders-that is, almost everybody packed off
(for four bits) good fat gobbler. The same
thing will be repeated tonight.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-11-25

A THANKSGIVING TURKEY was presented
to US Yesterday by Mr.. Fayette King. Now
and then there is a man who talks turkey
to the editor. We gladly accepted the fowl
and beg Mr.. King to accept our thanks in
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-11-25
THE DAILY APPEAL.

THE PACIFIC UNION EXPRESS has our
thanks for late San Francisco and Sacra-
m ento papers.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-11-25

PERsoNAL.-J. C. Lewis, editor OF the
Reno Crescent, our worthy friend and worker
in brains and type setting, dropped in upon
us yesterday, looking as bright and happy as
a good, straight working Black Republican
can look. He says that he would not sell his
interest in the result in Washoe county for
5000. You see it went 221 majority for
Grant.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-11-25
Committee OF Arrangements
Com mittee of invitation

Com mittee OF Invitations
judge san,l II. Wright, Hon. n VI. cimkc.
| Hon \. c. Cleveland, Hon, \ G, Benaun,
nr. George Munckion, 7, J, rlwards,
! Hon. :. C. Wright, John Eoss,r
4. W. Nightingale, n. D, Rice.
| warren WATSON, haniel Caiheit.
| \. Livingston, Dr. J. ~, Benton,
| Robert Lyon, Jacob khnyer,
u. NJ. Warrington, 1, uis Morris,
/ JohnG Fo,, NJ. y Hatch,
joseph rlatt. u. ueu,l rh,
a. u. nrieslath, q, y. coffin,
". J. Hamilton, :, y Jones
Frederick Stadimuiler, ~. N. Mnstne,
samuel rat, William y, Wilson,
Major II. :. Mason, George Lewis,
| Jos'Fh Eosonstook, H. A, Rhaadtn
| Miles Reese, Hon. q. D. Edwards
james u. peRly, Tiny Ward
| q. car Grcenebaum, James Miller
ternh9r', hon. 4. +, Trteissy,
A. j, Rockwell, 4, u, Gardner.
Ge'ree l.. oabsn, nr, 4. W. 1jader,
John iriiry, A. raute
vi hpm L. 10y. D. H. Magep.
Theodore A. ilalo, Thomas Beer.
y. q. Ludlow, George d. Bri,htt,.
capt. e. II. Malsh, So renion,
u, n. Ttuhl, y. W. Anmer,
James Fraser, e ktznc,,t,
". T.. Gardner, 81, H. Wing,
!. Lujs, =, ahtahans
John Wagner. NJ NJ Gaipe
Charles Stunn, John Fisk
na.lito Moain' y y. sweeney,
G. e, smith, y, Davis
John 4. LovJoy, Gcoigc D. Houston,
NJ. MeS.l, W, brown,
q, \. y. Gilbert, John rrunin.
:. II. h2,lc, 9. Washington Small,
John !. Nustcr +, Y, Dow.
W. u. TurreNevp, Aiolphus Waltz
Cyrus Adams. y, T.. Evans
james !, Maudlchauin, Seymour pikley,
\. ", buckley, I. II. Conner,
=, walker John G., Dorsey,
y, i. bieler, VIM, Mcdonnell,
n. T. Stewart, James NJ Gtn,
Henry 4. krlus, A. 4. Catltn.
Reception Committee
Tbea'ore 4. Hale, q. Washington sn.all,
Judge william Patterson, George L. aihson,
IL A. Curry, W. J. Hamilton.
Floor Mnnngcrst
H. s. Mason, ~ D. Hatch,
IL. a. hhoades, George A. T.rrell.
Floor Directors
Lieut, naat Governor James ). slinsciland
$3.50 50 10,
To be lad Of the Committee at the Door.
MIST
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-11-25

For WHITE PINE.-A party went through
Carson day before yesterday en- route from
Silver Mountain for White Pine. They took
a large canvass covered wagon containing a
stove and provisions with them. Their main
outfit they purchased here. They were old
miners who have had fortune, lost it, and
are seeking another. As pioneers their ex-
perience qualities them for the rough times
they are sure to find. Mr.. White, who re-
Gently returned from White Pine, says peo-
ole are going thi,her by stage, freight wagons,
mule back and on foot. Several families are
,here living in tents. Rev. A. NJ. Stewart
organized three Sunday Schools with about
ten scholars each. Snow fell there to the
depth of about four inches nearly three weeks
ago, and did not melt off the ground, but was
pretty well worn away. Ice forms nightly to
the thickness of one to two ard one-half
inches. OF persons there recently from
Carson we mention the Governor and
Weaver Blasdel, and Messrs. Irwin, Clarke.
Witherell, Rowland, Bivins, Sears, White,
Goodrich and Taft-which by no means in
clude the who!e number. All accounts agree
that it will be mighty lively in that locality
next Summer.