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Rates Of Advertising.
JOB PRINTING

n .verv variety executed with neatness and
,,.natcb. at reasonable rates.
Tse following rates will be charged for legal
1u.,ice,' Court Summons, months. .....S20 90
1u'. 0's..;"t Court Summons months. .... 20 90
Hachanc's Lein, extra lengt .......... Is 90
nschanic's Len, ordinary length. ....... 10 90
cousiable's Sale 10 90
Constable's Sale, postponement per week, 90
osolyant Notice. 10 90
cole Trader ......... 10 90
Jnstices' Court Summons, month or less. 90
Probate Notice to Creditors. ............ 90
dissolution Notice, month. ............ 90
dissolution Notice, 3 weeks. -. ....... 90
Notice of application to the Land Office
weeks. .............. .................. ~ w
Notice for Quartz Lead, 3 months ...... rs 90
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GLoRY.-A little fellow was eating some
bread and milk, when be turned around and
said: 80, mother, I'm full Of glory! There
was q sunbeam on my spooo, and swallow
cd it,"
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On dit that the French Prince imper'a
has reason 10 expect brother shortly
The Placer herald., 1868-12-26

Mary j. Bliss has obtained 4 divorce from
Frank Bliss. 10 New Haven for abandoning
bis welded Bliss in quest of illegal bll's.
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Wby is a newspaper like wife9 Because
every man ought to have one OF bis own.
The Placer herald., 1868-12-26

The population Of Paris is l,225,274.
The Placer herald., 1868-12-26

A fest wslking.slick-A hurricane.
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NEW TODAY.
OBITUARY RESOLU TIONS.

The following lutions We're unanimously
adopted by Carson Lodge No 4 ]. 0. Q. F. o.
Nevada, Wednesday evening, October 18th,
A. b. 1865:
WHEREAS In the dispensaton # Divine Prov-
dence, il las pleased God to from our
midst, by death, Brother JuUcON WARNER. ii
niei.ber of this Lodge:
Resolved That while We decp'y mourn The de-
mise Of our Brother, yet we are satisfied that his
sudden death but the M, as Of Removing his
spirit TO Il better land
Resolved That tender to the rel ,tives Of the
derea.ed heartfelt sympathy in this their
affection.
Keso.vel, That the Charter be draped in mourn
ing for tie SPACE If thirty days. thar these reso-
buttons be printed in the Dairy Appeal and that n
copy be for y,rd,d to the relatives OF the decease
ADOLrHUS Waltz,
X. NJ. CLARKE,
A. I. TAYLOR,
Committee.
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TRYING TO GET OuT.-Yesterday morning
it was discovered that Rufus b. Ander-
son had attempted to set fire to part
of the wood work around the door Of his cell.
in the hope apparently of making his escape.
plank over the door was charred, were
also parts of the frame. One or two Of the
floor pldnks we're also taken up; and the
handle of the metallic 'slop" vessel was
melted off. 1t appears that Anderson had
been furnished with matches and candle, by
means of which he did the burning and melt
ing during the night. His attempts were not
heard By the iaior who was in the adjoining
room, and nothing was known of them until
the next morning. The effort was the mere
impulse of desperation and could have led
to no other result than detection. Since the
discovery he is not supplied with matches or
candies [-RereiHe.
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ELATFORn AND RESOLUTIONS
Nevada Union state Convention.
OF THE

Rssolrei. Tha. the Union Republican
Convention of the State of Nevada endorse
Internationally the platform adopted by the
National Convention of the Union Republi-
can party at Chicago. May Gosh, 1858.
Resotrecs, That U. S. Grant. the great cap
tam, having lead our armies on to victory
against the enemies Of our government. We
recognize in him the proper leader te lead
,he great armies of Union voters to victory
on the Sd day Of November next.
SesOire2, That IN Schuyler Colfax we rec
oynize a firm, consistent patriot. true friend
of the Pacific Coast, a wise statesman, and
one who in the councils of the nation second
81 the efforts of his chief upon the field.
cesolred, That on this, the anniversary OF
Mexican independence. We congratulate our
sister republic that by the bravery OF her peo-
PIE they have obtained their present position
among the Republics Of the world ; and that
ti,e sympathy OF true Union men is with
Every people. everywhere, VINO are struggling
f,- their liberties.
Reso red, That being, as party IN favor
OF Of intelligent suffrage only, We heartily
endorse the action of our National Conyen-
ton in its position Of leaving to Nevada and
all other loyal States the undi spnted right 10
regulate the question of suffrage for them
selves.
Resokred, That We have unaha.ed conf
deuce In the con-tancy, conscience and cOur-
age. the power. patriotism and purpose of the
people of the United States. who, in war and
peace, nave thus far proved themselves equal
to every ene ,eu~r, and will SO continue to
.4e end.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

| From the Gold Hill News of last evening
CHICAGO. October 2S.-The total vote o.
of Ohio at the late election was sic, $50
Republican majority.
Bakers official majority for Governor o.
Indiana is 96l; Cumback, for Lieutenan,
| Governor, has 1882.
The Republicans of West Virginia claim
| that their majority will reach 5000. All
their candidates for Congress are elected.
PITTsBCRG, October 2S-Governor Sey-
mour arrived at noon to-day and had an en-
thusiastic reception, and delivered an elo-
quent address.
CHEYENNE, October % Specials report
additional Indian murders in that vicinity.
The Democrats Omaha special says: The
Union Pacific Railroad laid seven and a halt
miles Of track Yesterday, passing the ad-
vanced stakes Of the Central Pacific Com
pany.
SAN Francisco, October 29.-The steamer
Sierra Nevada is telegraphed outside.
William J. Dutton, clerk of the North
British Insurance office, while on his way
home last night was met by four men who
asked him if he did not belong to the Free
dom's Defenders; replying in the affirmative
they beat him ou:rageously. No arrests yet.
Mrs. Nelson's grocery store, atthe Mission,
was entered by two men carly last evening,
who knocked her G,wr nd attempted to
strange her, VIXEN = yutcries alarmed the
neighborhood and the miscreants fed.
A collision occurred last evening between
Democratic horse company forming for the
procession on Saturday, and the Freedoms
Defenders, corner OF Bush and Montgomery
streets, both parties shouting for their res
pective candidates. Several shots were fired,
but no one was seriously injured. Two men
were arrested.
The difficulty on Bush street last night is
much commented on to day. The party of
Democrats shouting for Seymour in front OF
Freedoms Defenders Hall are blamed for
starting the trouble. Edward Ryan was ar
rested this morning for shooting Captain
Seymour, of the Grant Invincib les. His
wounds are not dangerous.
A fascinating widow has been victimizing
large number of citizens by calling at pri-
waite residences and telling piteous story Of
distress, pledging a set of jewelry or brace
let for s. or $40 for few days. The jewelry
proves to be spurious. She raised $500 in
one neighborhood in single day.
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GENERAL GRANT AND OUR JEWISH CITI.
zENs.-All the paltry and miserable ia TX in
the lower class of Democratic journals
about Grants famous order seems to be pro.
ducing but little effect with the better class
of our Jewish citizens, who are not quite so
easily hunbngged and misled by common
claptrap the Democratic demagogues
seem to suppose. The Chicago Tribune
says that the better class of Jewish citizens
in Chicago have not been imposed upon by
the silly Copperhead claInor about the
- ORDER" and that three out of four Of the
leading men of that race in the Prairie
City are jealous supporters of General
Grant. The Tribune further states that the
head of the great Tanner organization in
Chicago is q Jew; that in one of the Tan
ner companies there are forty-fve Jews, in
another thirty six, and in tine whole organ
ization not less than six hundred Jewish
voters. In San Francisco the deInagogues
have made use of Grants order to arouse
bitter prejudices in the minds of the more
ignorant Jews. But the members of the
Hebrew faith in this community saga
cious enough to see through the fog of soph
istry snd Misrepresentation with which Demo
cratic orators and journalists have sought to
obscure and mystify the matter. Mr.. Selig-
man, Michael Reese, Louis Cohen, and
other prominent citizens of the same per-
suasion have made up their minds 10 sup
port Grant as the only means of securing
peace, order and tranquility for the country,
and Of preventing revolution, anarchy and
civil wars. +. Chro.aiclc.
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AT THE MOUTH OF REESE RIVER The
rails of the Central Pacific road, as we learn
ed to- day from Mr.. Len Wines, were laid be-
vond the mouth of Reese river on Thursday
last, and they were being laid at the good
rate of p miles dav. At the point on the
Humboldt which is designated as the mouth
of Reese river, there is fen nearly 10 miles
broad, in which the latter stream sinks during
the larger part of the year; and when Mr.
Wines left the rails were stretched two miles
The depot of the railway company, is also
that of Wells, Fargo K Co., will be placed a
short distance east of the sink, where the
ground is high and firm. The erection of
these buildings will be undertaken shortly.
The stations for the stages of Wells, Fargo
4 Co. along the Austin and Reese River Val
lev Toll Road, have been selected and are
nearly completed Reteille.
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THE EXPLOSION ON THE HUMBOLDT

The EXPLOSION ON THE HUMBOLDT
From Mr.. George Drake, who arrived in this
city last night, we learned the following par
ticulars of the explosion of powder which
occurred 4, the mouth of Twelve-n.ile can
Won, five miles east of Gravelly ford, last
Monday morning. Mr.. Drake arrived on
the ground shortly after the explosion. = he
powder magazine was in the camp where
hundreds Of men ate and slept; and the
ground between the wagons which brought
the powder and tie magazine covered
to the depth of several inches with the
powder which leaked from the kegs. The
explosion was believed to have been caused
by Pritchard-oue Of the ki.led-igniting a
match on a wheel of one of the wagons
standing in front of the magazine. The
great number Of 500 kegs of powder was
exploded instantly. The killed are A Prit-
chdrd, Geo. Rothl0ck, and three Chinese !;
and L. 3. Harmon, Richard Shiiling,-
StrnH bridge, an unknown man, and several
Chinese were severely burned. One of the
Chinese is reported to have been blown 100
yards on the opposite bank of the river,
where he was found three hours afterward
badly burned but with whole bones. Most
of the horses and mules in the wagons
near the magazine were blown to atoms !;
and one tweive-mule team was entirely de-
stroyed. Il would appear from Mr.. Brakes
account that the terrible accident was the
result of the grossest carslessness on the
part of those Ill charge ol the woik.-Rer
eiNe.
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WILL A. T. STEWART BE SECRETARY OF
THE TKEAsUKY.-rhere is rumor abou,
town that Mr.. \. I. Stewart will be Secre-
tary of the Treasury under General Grant
In many respects he would make very
good Secretary. He is too rich and too
honest to make any improper use of the
advantages Of such an official position. He
would have too much pride as well as too
much principle, to do it. His executive
ability is superior to any man who has held
the place for a long time. All the details of
administration in the Department will be
thoroughly attended to by him. There
would be no stealing anywhere which he
could possibly prevent. The accounts would
all be kept straight. Collectors and all
subordinate officers would be closely looked
after and held to strict accountability. Mr..
Stewart is such remarkable business man,
that he could attend to all the official duties
of Secretary of the Treasury, and also con-
tinue his large who lesale and retail estab-
ishments in New York-including the man
ufacture and sale Of women's Undertaking.
cf the best quality and lowest pyice-all at
the same .lme.-N. Y. San.
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r IFE lNsURANCE.-The next dividend

I HE lNSCSAN NE.-The nrXt dividend
/ ! will I've maize January LIST, 1859, upon the
business OF the year ending Dec 3lst, 1866. TO be
the annual renewal Of ils premium.
All the members insured for three years or
more will particle ate IN the next dividend upon
one years premium. New men. hers viii receive
their first dividend up the tiIst year premium
at the end Of three Wears from tie uaJe 81 the
p Icy. and one annually thereafter upon each
successive years buslness.-NorlageS EN- hut'1s.!
-, "a.
a dividend Of rty per cent three Years hence
is onl. eqUa. to about thirty per cent payable IN
one year, In he MGtual Lit. Insurance CoIn-
pany of New YorN the .IN dends a declared and
pad the Iir-I anniversary ut The issuance OF tho
Policy ANA eEeI! Ae.u tA.Ica.to.. AHA annually
mere i>ilE. liz dIyfcu'!- # Ii4r Mutual lie e
New loIk have on the averl-- been san ger than
those OF any otter AmvI.r o. 4. niF ny. stab
n-hrI 1873 As-ci~ al c.eb. S->,'ru1,uoJ
JOHN Spit- it y. Gtn,rL. 4 =. M fir Nevada.
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MAKE READY FOR TIE FIGHT.

We see BY an article in the Humbold,
Register that the Democracy expect to
carry Ormsby county. 1t may be that
that veracious paper is simply whistling
to keep its courage up; or it may rely
upon information received from copper
head sources here. The fact is well
enough known that the Union party is
in a majority in Ormsby. Whence
comes this confidence upon the part of
the Democracy, then? They must know
that if we poll anywhere near our full
strength they cannot win trick. Have
they any grounds for believing that anv
considerable number of Unionis,s are
going to fly the track?
| One of the best tickets, State and
County, ever put into the field in Ne
vada, claims the support of the Republi
cans of Ormsby county this year. \
resolution to vote for and work for the
entire ticket, is all that is needed to
make our triumph over the copperheadS
complete and thorough. Let US all
pitch in and work for the straight ticket.
No one candidate should be accounted
Il favorte but the whole ticket itself
should get every Union mans support.
We believe that all the candidates are
working for everything, from electors TO
constable. Let their friends do like
wise, aud not a copperhead viii get
smell - Of success on Tuesday next.
You who know one, two or three men
whom you can Influence. make it a point
to see that they are at the polls, and
that they vote for their county, aud
against the ku klux Democracy. Every
UnioniSt should consider himself, with
out urging, TO be a committee of one
to work for the cause Do as the Re
publicans of Maine did, and as the Re-
publicans Of San Francisco are doing
now-let your business go for the next
four days, in order that you may put
your services into this fight in way
that will count. Consider tae vast
magnitude of the issues at stake CON
slider what terrible disaster to the
Nation defeat " onld be; re collect that it
is possible that the three electoral votes
of Nevada may be needed TO elect Graur;
rem lem Der that it is also posi- BILE that the
four Legislators to BE elected from
Ormsby county may be requisite to
elect a Uuion man to the United States
Senate; consider the damaging effect il
would have upon the prospects of this
HOWE if this county were to fall into the
hands of the Copperheads. Does any
man imagine that a Uai0n Legislature
would feel like retaining the Capitol OF
the State in county which, al,er being
long favored because of its stauuch
Unlouism, as the location of the seat OF
government, bad sloughei of into Cop
perhead control? Every political reason,
every business reason, every sensible |
moral reason demands that the Union !
meu Of Ormsby county should do their
duty as one mau. To do this, every |
active voter in the party must bestir
himself and begin now, before the bat
tle-never relaxing his energies until
victory is ours on Tuesday evening.
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Gov. BALLARD has pardoned Hiram
Kurtz who was sent to the Territorial Peni-
tertiary for life for having killed China
man N this city in the fail OF 1867, and in
accordance with the pardon Krrtz was set at
liberty. The petition for his pardon was
signed by nearly all Of our citizens. Now.
Kurtz, try and make a better path fos your
self in life.-I'aho World.
This Kurtz is brother to the men Of that
name so well known as former residents Of
Carson.
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A Lady,S Gold watch.

The finder will confer great favor by returning
the same to the APPEAL OFFICE. A suitable re-
yard will be paid.
Carson City. October -, 1sfS.
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OF Lyon County.
P0R STATE PRINTER:
HENRI ~ e. MIG FL f. l. s
Of Ozmsby County.

The following namei gentlemen constitute
che Union state Central Committee: Charles L..
DeLong, Chairman; Z. c. BatteTman, Secretary :;
NJ ". Hoyt. Fred Furth, J. e. McCiiRton, W A.
Bourne, J I'm WATSON, J. VI. Wcodwurth. J. :.
>tsusen. Thomas Wren, c Il. Zabri>ke. r. III
Kennedy. Il. FGlI-r frank T;,-liabue, James 5.
Slingertnd. J. z. Hickey, j. 2. Jones, n A. Ii.
D,il John {. Lewis and J. II. kinkead.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-10-30

A MoNuMENT TO ALEXANDER SELKIRK.
There is at present on exhibition at the
works of Messrs. J. Child & Son, Valparaiso,
very handsome tablet, manufactured by
them, for erection on the widely celebrated
island of Juan Fernandez. Its inscription,
which is as follows, will tell its own tale:
N MEMORY OF
ALEXANDER SELkIRK.
WARMER
native of La 60 in the County Of Fife. Scotland,
Who lived ON this Island, in complete
solitude for four years and four months
He was landed from the Cinqne Ports galley. 95
tons Is -uus. 4. p. 170i. and was taken off
in the Duke. p!iva err, 18th Feb lly9.
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The following named gentlemen are members of
IA. Ormsby County Union Central Committee ::
Henry r. Mishels, Chairman George ellis H.
Seq etary; 5. L. Jones, W. d. keyser, Il. ii.
,Yi aaia.
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He died Lieutenant # II. ". :. Weymouth,
A. d. l7-5, aged A. years,
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ORMSBY COUNTY
UNION REPUBLICAN TICKET
fov State Senator. Fl. BROWN
For the Assembly:
SAN. c. WRIGHT, ". II. CORBETT
JOHN HANSON.

For Sheriff ..................S 4. SWIFT
For County Clerk r. j. EDIFdRDS
fo- Comfy Treasurer. ......H S. MASON
For County Assessor. ....-.G. u. CHEDIC
For District attorney. SIM. e. benson
For Supt I'l45. Schools. .CHiS. llARTIN
For County Smrcyor. r. 4. CHASE
For Public -AdJninistrat0r.. III. IL. BENCE
For County Commissioners:
Il F. RICE, A. b. DItlESB4CH,
S. E. JONES.
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Hon. FERGUSON &E.C. BREARLEY
HON. ROBT. NJ. CLARKE,
ttIgFH-N Central,

VIII ldr. IS the c,iz-rs ! Neva'a upon tie
if.ru I.-'.cs y the d,'y - 'ot"Vs:
EMPIRE ca I.................sl t.la! tct"i"r u
CARSON CITY ................ u r'tay, NuV-n berz
t,uuty Central Commit viii Iieaet Hak,
arrangements Tor meetings as above announced.
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GENTS WANTED.-MALE AND FE
male, to sell cur new and splendid Engrav-
L "A ing, From Shore to Shore" suggestive OF
Llfe's Journey from Childhood to Old Age. per-
feet gem. Also, for the Empty Sleeve" and
other Engravings. Address PACIFIC PUBLISHING
Co San Francisco. au2
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LOST !!

on MONDAY, OCTOBER
SfSA IS, 1868, either on Nevada
RSAN No street or between Nevada and
ASSBSSSSAASe Second streets Carson Civ
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This Tablet is erected near SrlkirkS' IL kou,,
BY GoNNppphE PuwELL, and III" oFTIcEGS
Of IL. VI :. ILRALE. \. y l----.
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