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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-04-10

FlRE.-On Thursday evening last, about
seven o'clock, fire was discovered issuing
from the ice.house Of the Taylor Hotel, sit
uatcd in rear of the hotel. The house
had been filled with ice during the winter
over which had been placed several wagon
loads of straw, and then Tie door was nail
ed up. The fire was evidently the work Of
an incendiary. The alarm was sounded
and the fircmen were quickly on the spot,
but Tor some reasons water seemed to be
scarce, and it was some time before the
engines got to work Tho wool work Of
the ice, house was destroyed, as we'll As some
eight or ten tons Of ice The incendiary
could not have selected q place better suit
ed for destructive conAagration, for had
it not been for the fact that comparative
calm prevailed, great damage would doubt
less have been the result Winchester
Times, AprH 3.
ANOTHER FIRE.-About eleven o'clock
on Sabbath morning flames were discovered
issuing from the stable OF tho Union Hotel
The alarm was sounded Mt once, and the
hremon went 20 work with a will. but the
combustible material in the stable rendered
their efforts futile, so far as this buildng
was concerned. IL was soon burnt to the
ground, and with it four horses, one cow.
sixty barrels Of corn, aud a large quantity
of hay and straw were consumed The
wind at the time the fire was discovered wa,
blowing almost a hurricane, but IT, few
seconds lulIed to a comparative calm To
this provdenull iatcrposi,ion, and tho
energetic labors Of our 6remcn, may be attri-
bu'od the preservation Of a great deal of
valuable property. The fire was doubtless
The work Of an iuc,udiary, and as il is tho
second in week, our citizens viii apprc-
cia'c the necessity Of great watchfuInes',
10 .s4.. .t' thc vrc,chss may be f3ilcd in
their attempts to destroy .-b.
! appears that Mr. Stevens has submit
ted ava inquiry % the Committee Of Wayf
and Means, whether any and what means
are 20 be adopted for compelling our icon.
quered enemies o. pay for tho losses aud
burdens consequent upon tbe late wsr Mr.
Schenck, Of that committee, replied that
the subject was within jurisdiction of the
Reconstruction Committee. IL may, there
fore, be expected that the Committee
on Reconstruction will BRING in a conhsca-
ton bill to accompany the VARIOUS supple
mentary bills f1r reconstruction, and that
the whole batch, together with bills fr
I&o},roheiuy toe Supreme Court, will
be passed, ii Mr. Wade shall reach the
Executive Office
RSSuow commenced falling hero ~.
cay at noon and still contiuues--l0 o clock
Thursday night
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-04-10

Eo- In his speech on Saturday week, Orb
THAD reiterated the fact that be and his
party were legislating outside Of the Con-
s'tutlon. llo said that when he voted for
the recognition and admission of West Viz
glnia, he was not going to make fool or
knayo Of himself and to say that be voted
under the Constitution, or that he did not
know what Inc was voting for. lie rccog-
niled West Virginia as a conquered terrific
~ and that Congress had a right to take it
IN or keep it out, as they pleased, and that
tie Constitution had nothing to DO with it
.
TIE NORTH CAROLINA CoNvENrfON.-
When the Congo Convention in North Car
dina adjourned--after having fixed up n
'onstitution--a delegate named LITTLE
YIELD took the chair and gave out odd
John Brownies amouldering in tho ground,
two lines at time, and the whole conrrc-
cation sang it after him Then the whole
concern advanced to The chair, singing and
dancing aud shouting. They rang the fire.
bells while the constitution was being sign
ed, oil half the citizens turned out suppo-
sing the town was on fire, and broke up in
an orgic impossible to describe.
Among the features Of tho proposed con.
'Htution are tho following:
That whites and negroes shall be forced
90 attend thc same schools That whites
md negroes shall be drilled together in the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oficcred by blacks.
That white children arc TO to apprau.iccd
to negroes That marriages between whites
and blacks are to be legal
Such are o fow Of the beauties Of the new
Constitution prepared by negroes for the
white people Of North Carolina.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-04-10

Nryro Carya,aaRertoy.-The wrctchel
Convention Of negroes and depravcI whites,
it will be seen, are proceeding with their
outrageous gcrrymandering in order to
hand over the State to negro rule They
yesterday voted Richmond ana Henrico
one district, aud were steadily proceeding
upon the system Of overwhelming the white
voice where it 2rodominates IN county or
city. Gerrymandering is base and dishon-
est at al times. !. is bad enough when
white men alone are concerned; but in
such case as ours. where the voice of
civilized and hisbly-refned white commu-
ity Is to be drowned By the votes Of iguo-
rant negroes just relieved from slavery, the
outrage is one Of the most grievous aud
monstrous character 1t is, indeed, without
precedent in the worlds history. Is i;
possible that such things can be permitted
crendured ?.-Richmona Dispaiah, 1prH3
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-04-10
Every bed or driven horse
DENTISTRY.
DTs. III NINIFcE.SsI ME.
. 6 ~ tbs 7.

WILL he in Bcmncy. Va. at ;hr "ARN-
w STRONG HOUSE, on TmcEsnsy, Alril
I'D, and will remain two WEEKS
lie will be pleased 20 see all who may need his
services Filling, Cleaning aud Repairing the
Natural Teeth nud inserting Artificial Teeth. Of
every description, from ons 10 fuH al va the
most approved manner and at reduced pi,,s. s.
that no enc need 90 without Teeth. lie Nil al
SO absolutely extract Teeth without pain aud With
perfect safety.
fzs~ Call early as his time viii be limitcl
April 10 ISIS If
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-04-10

N-IVIF
GENTLENEN - have used yuur "puultcrcrs
Friend upon brood OF Young chickens that
had the pes. and a,n happy - say, iirlt ~ the
use of few doses they we're entirely cured IL
will certainly cure the gapes vixen used according
10 directions. Yours. &C.. Geo HNEtAN.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-04-10
'ohn Fairburn, defendant,
E (Lnnctu

The object Of this suit il % n,tsch 'rNcl u
land, lyin ON Falling Spring Run IN .sii rFr.
-, contain ing los acres more or Ices. btlcrf'r-
10 said Fnirhuru aud conveyed "a him bF r. e
~LcrrarG md wife. by deed dated 24ih S0ttr-
Ter $50, and -uijcci the same or So much 't'-'-
- : mas be necessary 90 The payment 'l~-
plid uunts claim for tWcnt,--ey-u doil--s o.
TWEEN five cents, with legal intcrt-, there
from he 2Dd day 81 july 9Gl TN pei 81.
the coats pf this suit AMI IL appearing thr
def nAant John fairbpru - not - rtsii nfo. Ht
State II is ordered ihn, he DO apirr hr'
within one month after tie due puL.icaiioa
this order and 80 what Is necessary 10 prrt
his interest Iva this suit -Fos,e,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-04-10

ES"WALLACE," the Washington cor
respondent og the Richmond Dispatch writes:
"ln answer to the charge in impeachment
article that the President violated law Gus
'om in the removal of Stanton during the
5ession Of the Senate, il will, beside other
proof, be shown that Judge Holt, (uow an
uncompronising impeacher,) was appointed
Postmasicr-G General by President Buchan.
an during The session of the Senate, and
that his nomination was not sent to the Sc
nato. Notwithstanding be continued to act
as Postmaster-G General. Buchanan, in re-
spouse to inquiry of Senate on the sub
ject, cited one hundred and ffty-nine cases
of removals by former Presidents during
the session Of tho Senate.
"Holt himself, whilst Postmaster Cen
eral, removed three postmasters during the
session of the Sena.e-viz in June, 1860,
postmasters in New Orleans and New York
city, and in January, 1861, postmaster at
Milwaukee.
Neither Buchanan nor Holt was i'm
peached.
"Now that the Impeachment Managers
have concluded their testimony and the
whole case of the prosecution before the
Senate, wonder is expressed by liberal Re
publicans that such fimsy case has been
made out, and they are Disguised with the
proceedings Even the extreme Radicals
are disappointed, and tonight. Saturday,
many Of them admit that the Senate musi
acquit Johnson, beyond peradvcnture.
"The defence, when developed, will be
overwhelming, and will make the case for
the President so strong that the impesch-
ers and their articles will stink in the nos
trils Of honest men"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-04-10

ty, Ohio, Jail in 1856, for embezzlemen..
He served term of one year in the peui,
'entiary. He servedout another term in
the Mercer county Jail for petit larceny
-----
Z CLEAN SWEEP IN NIRGISIA An.
other turn Of the serew has been experience
ed by tho Virginia people in late orter Of
General Schofcld, which makes a clean
sweep of all the officials in that Sta'e who e
term of office has expired, by demanding
OF them what is called the ircn-clad oath,
10 order to be eligible for reelection, and
which directs the military commissioners
70 forward the names Of suitable persons to
I'LL the vacancies. The oath to be admin
istered to tue person taking Office under this
order Is that he has never voluntarily borne
arms against the United States, nor sought
nor held Office under the ConfedeTacy, nor
yielded voluntary support 10 il. Ii is not
supposed that General Schofield has issued
this order Of his own motion, but has done
1t IN obedience to Instructions from higher
authority. The order cleans out pretty
much every grade of officer, State, county
and municipal, including mayors, city com
CHS, consta6les, musings courts, &c, and
In the different cities and towns lists of the
cxpected-,o-be officials are being canvassed
and made up by the accepted class. -
Tue probabilities are that General Sehofeld
has been directed to carry out these chang
cs with view TO the approach Of the pc
Rod when there must be an election in Vir-
GINA on the constitution, to he submitted
from the reconstruction convention, now
r)aching the close Of its session-the pur-
pose being TO carry that constitution by all
means, in spite of the sentiment of the MA
jority, which is supposed to be agninst it
With this view, the State, it is stated, will
also be gcrrymandered in the radical interest.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-04-10
ANOTHER WAR PREprcrrp.-W

ANOTHER WAR PREDICTED.-Wec cop
led, says the Bolivar Bulletin, in our issue
OF last week, paragraph from the Column
Sia Herald, in which the Rev. DR.. Bald
win was reported as declaring just before
bis death, that another and terrible war,
would be waged on this continent during
q he. present year. We have SINCE learned
the following facts from DR.. X. II Riyes,
which fully corroborlte the statement in
the Herald la January, 1862, Dr. Bald.
win wrote letter to Gen. Thomas Riyes,
IN which he said: ..rhe present war will
not settle the question az issue. Especial
ly is this true IN reference to the htatus Of
the negro. Another war will shortly af-
ter succeed this more terrible than the pres
ent. 1t will be to tue present as were the
Indian and French wars to the revolution
This second war will determine for all time,
the status of the negro. He will be made
subordinate to the white race, non only in
the South but throughout the world"
This letter was shown to Dr. r., by the widow
of his brother, aud but a short tiae prior to the
death Of Dr.. Baldwin. lie Immediately wrote u
DR.. Is and asked hiiu his opinion had changed
snce the War. The reply was
"My opinions have not changed. Ac-
corling to my understanding of prophecy
another war is soou to c-uvulse this CONT
ncnt. The issue is certain. TIE IIamatic
race. viii be made subject forever TO the
Japhetic race. | do not say that slavery
will be re-cstablished, but Japhct must
have dominion" lie went on further to
say that he had never committed an error
IN the Interpretation of prophecy; that he
was preparing work which he had read in
manuscript to Rev. I. a Owen and others,
in which ne had fore;oll with perfect ac-
curacy the war between Italy, Prussia and
Austria even to the day and hour of It's de-
clarAiiOn. He said ''My theories have
sometimes been erroneous, but my in;erpre-
tations have always been such as were estab-
lishci by facts" This was probably among
the last letters of that truly great man. Do
not the times indicate that he was right
and that we are on the eve of terrible events
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-04-10
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.


John w. Miller, Complainant,
Jermiah Miller's heirs, &c, Defendant,
IN CHANCEY
4 T the September term, SCI. of the Cine.
~ Conrt &C Hampshire County this cau.. a..
referred 10 me for the purpose Of aS.crta.,,
and reporting what amount IL any. ha, i,
paid on tive bonds gwen IVY George ". Cor. u,
this cause O. whom ANA when paid. and r.s
mount still due nld unpaid thereon
And notice is hereby piven that on n, Phi d.
N HB, lS3s, ~ ,fe Clerks Office OF said a. a..
1 shall proceed to execute said order OF referee,
G.. 5. WHITE
Special Commission,
April %, 1868.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-04-10
TUFNT JJRGI.VI-I.tI ~,

kAENI lJHGI-AIl, b. Wif - rlies
- b,ldiHbe C1-rts Of'eeof circuit Curt
gf HamFshVe County, 90 90 .frsf H.nigg ~ AprH.
Sos.
Sidney NcNcil James, wife Of Robert Jane. by
NilIitm Shank her nest friend. and William
Shank aud Mary Ann his wife compIainauts
u.s.
Jacob Goings person or unsound mind. Rob
crt Jaue- Isaac Y GOinzs Abraham Goiugs
Washington Goiugs John g. Council. Charles
T.. Mary v, and John Elijah Conneli aud
others, defendants,
IL CnAyCERY
The object q this suit is " obtain n sale II a
tract of land 10 said County, on Tie waters II
Mill Greek, Of which Shadrack Goings died s,iz-
ID. - distribution " the proceeds Of such sale a.
mong those entitled thereto. and that tho share
NJ Sidney McNel James may BE- paid her. ms +
SIZE were '.cmc SOLE And il aplcsIiag from
affidavit that defendants Robert James. Isaac .
GoIngs. Abraham Goiugs Wasldngton GoiuOs.
John 3 Couuc.l, Charles ~ Mary u W. and
John Elijah Conucl, are not residents oil This
stale IL ordered, that thev DO appear here
within one month after the due publication of
this order and DO what IS necessary 10 protcct
their interests in this suit--Testc,
&. NJ. TAYLOR, C. Conc.
Arr' IN, '-fs..'H. q arfon p. g
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-04-10

TIE object Of This suit is 20 eujoin said H'r'
and said Pant each, from selling certain re'
tate IN ihe bin upon With said IujHnrt-'
granted mentioned, aud from removing sn5 -
the assets o. said Bark out OF This state unt. g.
further order Of snid Court, and to cnJou a
kgy kendall & Alexander from rny 'rP a- 'fi'
ring 10 said Brent or FAINT or any oihf'
son, amy money book, uOtes. duir or o."
evidences Of Indebtedness due or h'i9u-i1- .
The said Bank DO their hands or under 'hl'r 81
t-ol, 70 have q receiver fpppo.n,e1 - c1'.s.' 81
debts due said Bank, and apply the same o..
much o. may be ucccssary, 90 thc rayn.H.
cOmPl intnrs ciaim for eighteen hundred t''
twenty live dollars with nteretfron Sih ha'.
1867, ahd tweuty-Une dollars and inirtec1
costs aud tic claim Of s. u. Lupton iar ~,
teen hundred aud 81 dollars, wiz ln"rei
March - 1866 Gii rHf iJur"fn 4'.'
end tnitty-si, -I' l-. ~ tic en|lN'
Judgments heretofore .DuIuel hy in'm
aid Bauk. that ihe deed oflrust rD rHe ti.
toned frou a1 B.Gs 90 nid Ur.ni mW u
c'e1r.' ru fll void, and tl't -as. e..hf
.,.I tu- proceeds OF sale opp lD tut ia!
OF said Judgments and Tor olhc- ald 'l.'af
hcf. 81. and 30 appearing by aibda. il'.
Bank 81 y foreign corporation AMI said 'f.''
FAINT not Tcsldenis % ihis STATE ia it
tuaf ta,y DO appear here uIt.iu one n-A.'
zoe due publication Of .hs orier and q.
ueccs .ary o. protect their Interest 10 i.s
T.4t.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-04-10

IL Il@t
The object OF this suit Is TO recover or The O..
fcndhuts one hundred and scveuty-fve dol,y
due or paper writing. with the interest Ga.
thereon and the costs Of this suit And it..
p,nrng that the defendant f. Pennington, .s no.
a resident Of this State II is ordered that b, 10
appear here within one month after the due pub.
icsti"n of thls order and DO what is necessary %
"a protect his interest in this suit -Tes;e
g. VI TAYLOR, c. C. c.. nc
April 10, 1868 Nv.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-04-10

The annexed are q fey &C The cor iic,,ie. So
have received in proof Of the great value AMI Ell
cicy of the PoiAjcrcrs Friend
CARHoLLros, BaLrrNoRE Corvry Nm
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-04-10
April 10, 1868 -iw.

THTEST VIRGINIi. 70 .rt,-Ai rri,, hi
w ia the Ci<rts OiFc, cfut Cy-mi Ct-
Hampshire G5unty, on tie Gy'. Hynhg ~ Ayr,
1919
g.. VAnosdel, complainant,
Tubn Fnirburn d,rrniou,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-04-10

The Bank Of tho Valley IN yirgioi, Henri
Brent. Hamilton g. Pant, William 4. ha
kendall Samuel u. Alexander and Jacob l11
niughtm defendants
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-04-10
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April 20, lS6S ~ white n Jaa.

w EST tLRGLyiI, 70 rat .--.i rg.'
w mHe C>rk O1ire of hf Cre'@ ct'
HrmPshiy, County, %, he f,,t Noaity 70 d
1853
Samuel y. Brady, complainant,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-04-10

RSSuow commenced falling here to.
cay az noon and still continues-l0 o'clock
Thursday night
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-04-10
c. VI. TAYLOR, C. CHIC
April 10, lSGS-4w CLAY o1, p

AprA 10, loJs.--iw. 10, '''f
XXIEST TIROLyIi. 10 nt Ari4 '.tn
w he C,rFs ODire ~ re Cwr corr
HaaPstirs County, m ne frH Hgnsy % A''
1868
William C. Iauek, complainant,
a..
James Mcdonald, George Showslter, a >
Robinson, james hainss, Ni.ll'm 2
Kendall aud II Daughcrty, de'end'l''
Is CHAScERf
The object Of ibis suit Is ~ recover d or
PENDANT james Mcdonald she sum Of So
interest thereon from October NJ, la3'
90 a credit u SO September ~, 1879
ths last payment OF two tracts n lana s'.'
complainant 90 him In Hampshire c0uniy
attach any monies due % said NcpolA.l
defendants or any OF tbeni, on account 81 -
chaFe money o. said lands, or 10 auJ ONES
or ~ wlich they are iu say "AJ
And it Appearing by aalia9it iirt -
James Mcdonald is aDta resident ~ ins
DO Del OaDfRan That he DO agpeaf here
month after the due publication oi ui.s
do What % accessory 20 protect be i"i
tilis cut "a este,
g. 81. TAYLOR, = G. G. ~
Apsil ~, 1865 Ia [~rr'sg .
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-11-22

ARuNAwAY.-Old man Cooks team got
on the rampage last night, and concl>ded to
start for home without a driver. They
went at about 6:20 down Carson street. and
made all the intricate turns and angles until
they got to the race track, when by some
mishap the wagon overturned and horses
and wagon became one scene of famed ami
nj. Is, and broken vehicle. In this condition
they were found BY wayfarer and righted
and brought to town. Search was made for
the old man, butup to the time of going to
press could not be found.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-11-22
County Treasurer's Notice.
(5S,6G6 G8.)

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THERE
~ is now in the Redemption Fund of 0rmsbv
County the sum of Five Thousand Six Hundred
and Sixty-six Dollars and Sixty eight Cents, and
that SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by
the County Auditor for the SURRENDERED BONDS,
WARRANTS and CLAIMS payable out Of said
Redemption Fund, under the provisions of an Act
of the Legislature of the Sta.e of Nevada. approx
ed March 18th, 1866, to the amount of money in
the Redemption Fund at the time of o. ening the
Proposals.
The Proposals will be received ty the County
Auditor up to 10 O'clock A. NJ,
ON Monday, December 9Th, 1865,
and must be accompanied by. and enclose the
BONDS, WARRANTS and CLAIMS offered to be
sure ndered.
Printed blanks for filling out Bids can be OBJ
tanned upon application at the Office Of the
County Auditor. II. s. MASON,
County Urea. urer, ormsby County, Nevada.
Carson City, November 10Th, 1865. n20-td
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-11-22

THE New SALOON, or the one recently
opened just south of the Magnolia, Of which
we believe Lewis & Reese are proprletors,
has become popular place of resort. Not
the least of the attractions therein is the
restaurant department connected Herewith
under the superintendent of A. B. Gard
ner. Having had occasion to test his clam
chowder, smelt, and the like, we cannot
conscientiously censure their quality, nor
.he culinary art with which they are pre-
pared.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-11-22

PREsBYTERIAN.-Rey.F Fraser, though not
regularly assigned to this place, we believe,
supplies the desk formerly occupied by Rev.
White, to the satisfaction of the Presbyterian
congregation. He will preach to-day morn
ing and evening at the usual hours.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-11-22

KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEoPLE."-Such
IS the request Of Johnny Moore in reference
to the Thanksgiving ball on Thursday night.
He desires the attendance should be cJm-
mensurate with the ample and expensive
preparations he is making for the accommo-
dation of the public. 1t will in reality be
the opening of one of the finest and the
largest hall in this part of the State.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-11-22

OVER THE CARSON RACE COURSE, yes
terGay, there was quarter mile dash by the
Nahl horse and the Winters mare The
stakes were the Nahl horse against one hun
dred dollars. The Winters mare won the
race, and in consequence the Nahl horse
changed owners. There was another quar-
ter of a mile race by horses named respec-
lively Grant" and "Colfax." The last
named horse won. After which there were
several other scrub races.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-11-22

GOING FOR MORE GOops.-Oscar Greene
baum will start for the Bay tomorrow for
the purpose of obtaining new stock of
goods for his store in the County Building
which store he intends shall be unsurpassed
in this section Of the State as a wholesale
liquor establishment.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-11-22

A DISCOURSE will be delivered in the Old
Masonic Hall, up stairs, near the post Office
this evening, November 22d, at o'clock, by
Elder George Smith of the Reorganized
Church Of Jesus Christ Of Latter Day Saints.
All are respectfully invited.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-11-22

THE COUNTY OFFICES, spoken Of in yes
terday's APPEAL as removed from next the
legislative halls, though not in WATTS build
ing are the next door east on King street,
where the County Clerk, District Attorney
and Assessor may be found ready for official
business.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-11-22

CArHoLIC.-The Catholic church building
in this place has been enlarged and i'm
proved, and choir has been organized.
Father Gleeson presides over the congrega-
ton, and is reported as an eloquent speaker.
tire Catholic population is respectfully re-
quested 20 be present.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-11-22
THE DAILY APPEAL.

NJ. E. CHURcH.-Rev. Il. A. Kicker, of
Aurora, will preach at IL A. NJ, and Kew. A.
y. Fisher at = P. NJ, to-day.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-11-22

New SToCK.-Adolph Jacobs has just re-
turued from the wet, shaky region of San
Francisco, to the dry, firm ground of Carson
bringing with him a new stock Of goods,
including some of the finest brands Of cigars,
and the like.