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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-09-11
THE COTTON CROP OF 1se7-s.

There is quite feeling Of curiosity among thoSs
engaged In the cotton trade olean, with soma pre-
ci.ion the amount of the cotton crop of the United
States for 1878 1he difficulty of getting reliable
information Of the movement Of q large body the
crop that goes from the various ports and ndinga in
the Southwest to the various cities the upper Mis-
sissppi, Ohio &c., is great that no reliable su-
thorty has yet been issued the subject. The re-
port of the American Manufacturers Ass 9ciation
takes the position that there are several hundred
thousand bales unaccounted for, We think their
views rather extreme; but that there has been much
looseness In calculating the amount moving up the
Mississippi and its tributaries there can be no doubt.
Tho following table will give some approximate idea
Of the CROP The receipts at the various points West
ys tata, from tba New Orleans Prices Current
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-09-11
LIST OF SHIPPING

In the Port OF Charleston, SePtem Der 10.
vxsnrLs UNDER 100 TONS. AND STEAMERS coAsTNa
WITHIN THE STATE EXCEPTED.
STEAMSHIPS.
Champion, 141S tons, Lockwood, ct Adger's wharf,
for Now York, loading-James Adger & Co.
Prometheus, 5Sl tons, Gray, at Atlsctic wharf, for
Philadelphia, loaling-Jno & Theo Getty.
Sea GULL GIG tons, Dutton at Union wharf. for Bal
tlmore, losding-Courtensy & Trenholm.
SHIPS.
Montgomery. 725 tons, =, at Atlantic wharf, from
PensacCla waiune-J Adger Co.
BRIGS.
G Gecrv, - tons, Conkn in Ashley River for
New Yo' K, loading-J A Ens!ow Co.
Scio (Br) 1e1 tons, Brown, at Brown Cos wharf
from Mstsnzas eischareing-J A Enslow Co.
SCROONERS.
Menewa oil tons, Dissosway, in Ashley River, for
Baltimore, loadng-J Enslow Co.
Robert Caldwell, 465 tons, Mccormick, In Sullvan's
Island Cove, for New York, loadns-W Roach.
Richardson, = tons. Nelson. at Atlantic wharf,
from New FORK. Observation-Disclosures.
" Beebee 406 tons, Lozier, at Marshalps wharf,
from New York, discharging-J EDslow l. Co
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Fnkert, MONS
Henri
Pinckney, Rev
Prince, HF
Proctor. John
Quinn, Mich A
Quinn, n n
Quinn, D
Puincey, G J.
Rhode, Henry B
Roche, Edwd L
Ross, EdwNd
Robinson, a. D
Robinson, Isaac
Ruledge, jim
Salmon- James
F -
Sasstrom. W.
Sanders, 8 Au-
gustus -
Sawyer, Benja-
min lcol'd,
Schuizburg, j B
SCOTT, DR. WmC
scott, Simon
fcopd) =
Scott. Sllas
Seaman. Corne-
Eus
scharlock, Gao
seymour. W W
Singleton, Chas
slsttery, Patrick
smith. Chas e
smith, William
istevedore)
smith. Patrick
3truss, Ebe
stancovich. MAJ
ho
Stanton, stephen
Stevens & Belts
'tanland. T W
stewart, Richard
Taylor, David 8
rillton, John
rierney. Patrick
T1ghe, Francis
rheahng, Mr.
ruomey. Michael
russell & Co
rremain, Louis
II -
rrsyer, 1hos
rarlton, r .bt !
rwohiD, DanlF
7enuing, " @
7ickers, James
Jon Swinderen,
Mr.
7ogler, Chas F
Rard, William
Watson, Peter
gsrson, Rafen
Welsh, A
Wiley, " B &
Co
wilson, James 7
TiuRate, Thom-
Vii Jams, Joseph
williams, j W
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-09-11

aT Persons deposisng letters in the Postoface
vim please 7psace the stamp near the upper right
hand corner, Of the envelope, and they will also
please to remember thst without the stamp letter
cannot be mailed, but win be sent to the Dead Letter
oaoe. al - -'1 September II
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MEMS LIST.
Allison. Thomas arossenbsck. "

Allison, Thoma
A1drich, Vim @
Allen, William
Anderson. John
w, Son b Co
BaHey, Electra
Bacon, Thomas
Bk@.C 4
Bennett, Hon
Geo A
Berry, AZ
Bischoh, N
Bischoh. G N
Blases Heinrich
Blake, Robt
Bolsnd, Patrick
Brooks, Isssc
Brice, Jameii 3
Broadly, Joseph
Branam eier. + ?
Buck. John WI
helm =
Buegefu, Johan'
Bullwink1e, Joh,
H--s -
Buck. Luder
CaStwen, ia
Cassiday, stm-
NOUS
Camphn. DR. 4
Campbell, F.
Campbell. G B
Campbell
Rush
Calyftt, John NJ
Chsphn, Ruby
Churchill, IL T
Chnch, John
ClGse. @ z
Core ran, James
Cochran, Milo
Coffin, John
Coneridy, Pstk
Coven. Paul ''- +.
Codes, Henry
Cook, ]
Cumming, J &
Son
nival.s Jacob
Doyle James
Douiy. John
DoneieI PF-.
Dreyer. A III
Eneterby. John
II M1.-
Ellen, William
Engrurp,. D., ,
Nttsn, William
Farley, John
Foster, Geo
Friend, John, Jr
Franklin, ~Benjs
min sl;t - F,
Gathers, James
Gindce, Peter
Ghmmer, q -
Gooagia. Reuben
SoHen. y q @
Gotchen, 8 j
Green, @ & 80
Green, Peter B
s6rohi@. job ~
Hinrich
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wOMEN'S LIST

lNeumeyer, Mary
Nelson, Sarah
Nelsop, Lily
lO'Brine, Mary
PATRICK, Kate
Peters, Miss r
iPitner, Miss A
Price, Miss II P
lPringle, Miss E
[lPrlce, Emma
lQuinlish, Ann
hham. o1ruatn aS,.I o y
h1sor' s1na MisS = q y
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sais,,a nIsU,pM, NJ r. p -
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Istn,u IS1naIe, ps,1a %' "
jSnnS. jS,me, NJ T;e,r
Ions.n Ionomss, LIE ST. = @
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-09-11
THE DAILY NEWS.
The Music OF the Spheres
from All the Year Round.l

Hast thou not heard il, the universal muse
The throbbing harmony, the old eternal rhyme
In the Wild billows roaring,
In the mad torrent pouring,
And keeping with the stars its bsasand marcn tuo-
bltrne
Hast thou net head It when the pight was silent,
And nothing stirred but winds amid the trees,
Ind the star orbits, strings of hsrps celestial.
Seemed quiver1ng tc the rush OF meiodless
If in thy soul there pulse not some faint responsive
echo
OF that supernal everlasting hymn,
Thou'rt Of the low erth, lowly,
Or rtvcst life unhoy. u,.o,.,a,s
Or dullest spiritual sense by carnai efosN"'s'
dim. ,.. ,iro ~ rre,
Hear it, oh poet. hear 1t On preacnef' give
oh, ioviDs heart receive it, deep in thine inmost
The hsrTony Of angels, glory, foreve. glory,
Glory and peace and Joy and love ior eVerinofeI
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financial aaS Commercial.
The Charleston money Market.

IHo OHH11eStV@ 11011oJ -
THURSDAY, Septomber 10, lSsH
The market for stocks and bonds has continued
dull since our last report and we learn OF no trans
actions Of importance. Our previous quotations. are
renewed nominally. Money is very tight and COM
rnands one Pr cent. per month.
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Aiker, Dolly
Aston, Miss II
Anemopg, Mary

Aiker, Dolly
Aston, Miss III
AnemoDg, Mary
A
andrews, Jane v
Arnholter, Anni'
Aytes, Miss NJ
Baker, Ann
Bailey, Mrs D
Bees, Miss z
Burne, Mrs G
Brown, Sarah
Brown, Anna n
Brown, Sanie
Browr,Anua
Brown, Miss
Brown, 4rs D Z
BI own, Mrs q A
Bonam, Mrs q
Bowers, Miss E
Bowen, Miss B
Boag. Alice
Burnow. Miss P
Bryan, Mrs q E
Bracy, Jane
Bren'er, Adeline
Burn, Mrs W d
Burke, Miss O.
Bourke, Mrs ~
Calmer, E
Catharan, Miss
Campbell. Mrs E
CampeA N: T
Ghamtos, An
Cooper, Rosa d
Colhck. MrsD
Curcoran, Ann
Golfer, Betsey
Coxers, Mary.
Cooler. Ann -.
Collins, Mrs II
Crosby; Mra II
CqdworA, Miss
Duvire, Mary /.
Dehon, Mrs W
pehor, Sarah
Dley, Mrs A E
Depgste, HRS F |
Donohoo, Mary !
Doran. Miss u |
Dunn, Ellen |
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IElf Miss G j

lEIf. Miss G ]
|Gilyard, Mrs B
| Green, Clara
Green, Mrs A
IGill. Mrs E
| ldripon, Mary
Grey. Miss L A
|Hanckel, Mrs Q
|Humel. Mrs NJ
Hayward, Miss ,
Hess, Elizabeth
Heiman. Miss d
Hills, Miss n J
Houston, Mrs L
June, Sarah
Ineham, Mrs E
jackson, Mrs 3
Jones, Sarah
Jones, Mary
Kotch, Amelia
Langley. Clara
Lsrhn, Jane
|Layles. Miss O
Lee, Miss L
Marks, Mrs r
'Mapolone, Miss
J A
Masterman, Nrt
Mason, Miss B I
Marley, Miss ]
P
Meninger, Mn.
Mehrtens, Lo-
r1SSe ...
Meshaw, Mrs A
Middleton, Mary
r
Mingan, Sally
Mikell, Miss A
Mitchell, Miss G
Morris, Jerne 8
Norman, Mrs W
Montgomery,
Anna p
Murray, Ann
di1lar, Miss n HI
q liar, Nancy
dcGrath, Ellen
dcMfIlnn, Mrs Jl
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-09-11

and sunk In the old ship channel with portion OF
her stern showing at high water.
A Port Warden's survey was held yesterday morn
ing. The report recommended that her sails, run.
ming rigging, ship stores and as much cargo as can
be got ut be removed and the schooner lifted for fur
ther examination.
? he Ma garet was bound to this port from Boston,
sailing on the Goth August last with an assorted
cargo, mainly consisting of guano She halls from
Bath, Maine. She not insured, but her cargo Is
supposed to have been covered.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-09-11

Norr.-We have deducted from New Orleans
s0504 bales Upland, from Mobile .... bales, from
Charleston 1921 nags sea Island and 1870 bales Up.
land, and from Savannah tOo7 bags Sea leland and
227 bales Uplsnd-the quantities received ut those
ports from Mobile, Florida, Texas and eavannah.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-15
COUNTRY itrA,. y1srArn Eoa saLn.
OGiciaI Transfers of Kcal.Estatc ia Wcstches.
ter County ON Tursday.

MOUNT VERNON.
Lots IS and lis cas-, ie15; los =: l5xss W.C.Wpey syn
Inl y w Mouak vernon, 6.xtss q. Volser. lap
ShN lsOCBELIB.
Frank LOT 20 3o0x3s. W wheesr....... $50
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-15

VALUABLE WORK oF ART-MARBLE ut,0OK,
~ with figure By Mathew Meunicr, and two iage Vases 10
.sa,ob, Cor sse ~ stfHsk CO.'S, Wi broadway,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-15

Hroadway n q \ n n q ChareA place .5xlOO 81 OJ9
Brmdw.T : . o II Charles piace ajx i0J .. 1909
bevoe 81 90 r. CHthsrne st. 25x90 !W
Douglass st. aU n v Howard 2jx 100
Downing It, betw Gates and Putnam ava ara iSediord -
Hcyt 81 = 100 Il Union st. 2oxao 6lo
81 AL = -. :. Observation-Disclosures. -. 2n60
xoskiasoo sI ; wis Il broadway i6io.i5.. .o0
Leonard st ., lot Ia 3bx76 49,
fSsse rs T,"r ns az vi s
Smith Il siscr al n W cor ElrIfI1 ......... A660
SIN Ia IT. % Il STACY 81, 5Jxi0U Sv3e
south Sc q S. n 6ih e. xiCO $50
Throop AZ y a rs n : Elsry 81 3ox Ov ....... S26
Woodruff 81 no n " Hicks st, lots with houscs
York - a = Is "a 4 Charles 81 2SxjUl 49, ..,...... IS
9th Is n North 9th st. referees sale, 2oxiOO 0
I'D ST, SIS n 9th 75xl00 l5Up
dert rs u Liberty o0xl04 80 S0o
Flushing ~ n Throop 25x& AxcoS23x23.. 6S0
7th ~, 20 Il President s. t,x926. Alo
Adjoiang Rcmsens premises. acre.............. 10
FLA1BVSR
Praaka Az, 1S7 II 9th St "A lots, H5xc2l coo
N Il EXT aa Lenses Recorded.
MsrreH st. Cook At az yrs at......... $40
Casson nv, Gfcenc sore, cellar, sable,
por ~
OHicial Transfers OF Real Estate In Queens
As@ County Tuesday.
HUNTERS POINT.
Ah ~ lis n of Central av, 25ylU0. $500
Wess 4th st. I75 ~ " OF West 2sxi00. 8nl
West bih 81, I25 Il OF Wcs Svx1D0 l6o
West 9Th ST. is, 175 OF Central 23nlec 7s0
x.-,,. r,....,... ,,,-.,,i EosLYS -. -, .na am
t.s- !. st HICKsVILLE.
Washington 4 tots oJxlU 165
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-15

ner OF Wlloughby and Carlton sven nes els,50n.
EroR sAYE--IN FORT GRE s2 PLACE. THREE
II story high stoop brick House, 1exf0x? between De-
kSb q nd Fulton avenues; S8h00
.CALLhNDER, LAURENCE CO.. 10 Pine street.
T,oa SALE IN BaooKLYY-A TrrEEE STORY BASE.
II men, and Sub-eelar brick house. with al modern
provvmens with without fvrniture. Plumbing first
qualify house IN perfect order 20 mlnutes ride
tho Possession bv February Ia with
xS20; without furniture Mortaage $4,000
Inquire Of DAN hNfof:r TANNING. 10. Mon sue stree
near Court, Bro klyn or of s. KILPATRfGh Of
Twenty -iflh street aud Third avenue New fcrk
I1og SALE or EXCHANGE FOR IMPROVED FRO.
perry Plo OF sr lots, Warren and Baltic streets
between sew YORK aud Brooklyn Also for sale
soath Orange Axe or ten acres- speedidy located
GEO. A. HlCKIuN 20 Cedar strrei
L,oE SALE or TO LEhsE-wATER FRONT PROPER.
II williamsburg -t2Xi0g, covered with brick sheds;
also l00xftQ large warehouses suitable
naval tobacco TOR Se Grain Dtstlicry capacity
g bushels. suitable for doug mi brewery; fectl
T. lousa and Ruin Diatiery comprising ~ ful lots.
block from Easf river Apply b. FOLEY, 80 South
Ninth sreel, WILLIAMS Oarg.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-16

ABOUT Mrs. SURRATT.-The Democra Il
have had great deal to say about Mrs. Sur.
raft, but do not say that the persons respon.
sible for her death are now prominent mem.
bers of the Democratic party. The Hon,
John A. Bingham, of Ohio, has placed the
matter in strong light. While speaking
at a Republican meeting in Bangor Maine,
he was insulted by Copperhead, who cried
out, Chow about Mrs. Surratti" Mr.. Bing-
ham instantly responded " How about her?
Go and consult the records of the Court that
tried and convicted her. Go and ask Gen
eral Hancock, who issued the order for her
execution in spite of writ of hdbeaS corpus
which had been served upon him !; and, if
you are still unsatished, go and ask that
apostate President, Andrew Johnson, why he
refused pardon after petition had been
sent him signed by every member except
one of the Court who tried her, and drawn
up in the handwriting of the man you seek
to insult -
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-16

FlANAGEMENT OF POLITICAL MEETINGS.
IL Chairmon of the Pennsylvania Repub-
I in State Central Commute has issued
pc suggestions for use in that State,
)ich are worthy Of general attention. He
h: Engage speakers before calling a
letting. Have meetings in doors if posi-
4 Advertise no one to speak unless on
Eitiye assurance that he will attend. In
ding outdoor meetings it is of the utmost
p0rtance to make it as easy for the speak
as possible while addressing meetings.
|erecting stands, place them, if possible,
: inst building, and in no case make
I'm more than two feet in hight from the
eund. Sounds ascend, so the speakers re-
IRE to be elevated but little above the au-
pee to be heard to the best advantage. Do
have too many speakers at meeting.
% prominent SPEAKERS, with the local aid
lays at hand. are amply sufficient for
one mass meeting, especially if inter-
llrsed with music. Consume as little time
possible in preliminaries, but proceed at
|e to the business Of the meeting, so as to
se the speakers commence promptly at the
4e advertised.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-16

! NORWAY OATs-A REMARKABLE HIS
ToRY,-In the Spring of 1864, Mr.. D. w
RamsdelI, well-known farmer in Orange
county. Vermont, discovered single kernel
Of this grain in package Of peas which had
been sent from the Agricultural Bureau at
Washington. Its large and plump appear
ance attracted his attention, that he plant
ed it for experiment. Its termination of nu-
merous stalks, and their immense growth
and Weld were a surprise to all who saw them.
The Commissioner Of Agriculture was mott
fed Of these facts, and il was decided to call
them the Norway Oats, from the supposition
that the peas GENE from Norway. The Sec
ond years experiment was with 2,040 grains,
which produced the enormous yield of over
three bushels of oats, weighing Is ib to the
bu,hel. The stalks grew nearly seven feet
high, and the heads wera from y TO II inches
long. On Dr.. Randalls farm the yield is
sid to have heen 80 bushels to the acre,
which grew - feet high. z. c. Jones, Esq,
President Of the Chelsea Bank, aud eN-
Lieutenant Governor B1rnham Mart in, and
others, are also raising these oats with great
sucCess.-N. l. Ir1j5Ule.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-16

YoNING TERRIToRY.-A large number
he citizens ofthe new Territory of Wyo-
& have petitioned the President to COM
e the organization of their Territory. as
"a as possible, by making ad interim ap-
ptments of Territorial officers. 1t will be
embered that A. S. Paddock, Esq, was
hinated about the close of the session for
ernor, and the nomination was confirmed
subsequently reconsidered, as there was
appropriation for the pay of the officers
he Territory. The people have offered to
all expenses of the new officers, if the
|sident would make ad interim appoint
Its. But the President has declined to
any further action in the matter until
the reassembling Of Congress.-Wash-
on Chronicle.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-16

MANIFEST DEsTINY.-We find the follow
ing in the Marysville Appeal; Col. Gift, the
octogenarian t,.rfman and Democrat Of halfa
century, was seen applauding Henry Edger-
ton most vociferously during his speech at
Napa. Some Democrat asked him in aston
ishment what, Colonel, you applaud those
sentiments :" Yes, they suit me, - said the
old IenneSsean, I'm for Grant, If live
till the election and if die I'll vote for
him in Heaven, where they don't shave any
Registry law; and by the eternal-I Il make
General jackson 60 for him too. But,
persisted the Democrat, " can't see how
Democrat can support him" 4" Perhaps you
can t, replied Gift, Il but I'm getting too
old to fight against manifest destiny.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-16
THE DAILY APPEAL.
DELE GATES TO THE UNION STATE
CONVENTION.

4 Following are the names of the Delegates
so far as we can ascertain, from the severa
counties to the Union State Convention
which will convene here to-day:
i Churchill-W H. Taylor, Wallace Good
Eefl, w. H. Howe.
Humboldt-J. ]. Linn, J. NJ. Woodwork
III. d. Miner, T. V. Julien, w. B. Cluf.
81 Nye-J. NJ. Bellrud, l.. B. Moore, Thos
sFitch-E. C. Brearly proxy, Frank ITALIA
Ebue,, w. F. Myers-J. NJ. Kennedy proxy
LincoIn-Four votes, Mr.. Fuller proxy.
Dougas-Jas. w. Small, Jas w. Haynes,
flames Mclean, Edward Carey, p. Lightle,
"a. klauber.
Il EsmeraIda-E. F. Mitchell, B. s. Mason,
~. G. McClinton, T. ". Abraham, w. n.
$iabbit, j. 5. Crosman.
Lyon-Dr. Heslett, B. F. Carrick, Joseph
EIunckton, J. c. Black, p. c. Howe-B. F.
|farrick proxy, DR.. Zabriskie, D. L. Hastings,
a.. d. Noyes, Dr. Buncher, I. J. Ford, Mr..
<Jutler
8 Lander-E S. Davis, John H. Boalt, Thos
HNren |. c. Bateman, J. W. Crawford. Robt
n. Moody, T. W Tripett, NJ. A. Sautelle, F.
z'lageman, J. r. Murphy, Frank Wheeler,
II. S. Eidreth. Al. Page, Joseph Evans,
Is Wenban. John Becker, John Frost.
4 Ormsby-James :. Slingerland, William
sValace, H. S. Phillips, Geo. Crystal, T. d.
Edwards, \. Lewis, Elijah Walker, S. L.
\ ones, John Hickey, w. J. Hamilton.
4 Stores-C. J Hillyer, ". y. Leet, J. S.
i 'iise, F. A. Tritle, VIII Campbell, John W.
4 Iackav, James Phclan, 4. Bassett, J. Y. B.
Perry, Joseph F. Hail, Isaac L. Requa, r.
4, Row land, John Browning, Chas. p. Riley,
T@ieorge Downey, c. c. Batterman, Thos VI.
Sasler, H, NJ EDDY, J. p Smith, y. A. Hill
g., A. Cornwall. jacob Young, n A II
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-16
TO THE LADIES.

WE RESPECTFULLY INFORM THE LADIES
w Of Carson and vicinity that OUR STORE
WILL BE CLOSED ON THURSDAY. SEPT. l. ,
On account Of holiday.
OLCUyICH BROS.
Cursor, September Is, 1SGS.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-16

TIE LACE OF HOLDING TIE STATE Con-
members of the State Cen
! Commute residing here have secured
: Carson Theater for the uses Of the Union
tie Convention during its session.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-16

\ FINE SPECIMEN OF HONEY, the purest
d whitest we have yet seen or tasted, was
eseEted to Us, yesterday, BY J. G. Griffith
was made by bees kept on the ranch Of
a. Movers, TO the west of this place, in
lgle Valley. The bees are the italian"
4 they thrive wonderfully here-as many
five swarrns, we are informed, coming
m one hive in a single season. We saw
out one hundred pounds of honey taken
IN few hives this season, and the bees
lld well part with it and enough remain
their use during the coming winter.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-16

LAM OFFICE NoTIcE.-Under date Of
'ugpst %, 1868, the Hon Commissioner Of
BE- General Land Office, officially notined
is officer that under act Of Congress ap-
koyei june $, 1858, the State of Nevada is
|lthorized to select alternate even num-
bred sections within the LINKS Of any rail-
pad grant in this State, in satisfaction in
POLE or in part, Of the several grants made
j the United States, to the State Of Ne
|ada, provided that if lands he selected the
'inlmuru price of which is 81 80 per acre,
ben acre so selected shall be taken by the
late in salts faction of two acres the mini
um price Of which is 81 50 per acre. Also
|oviGinz that this privilege shall not ex-
md to lands upon which there may be
sntfli c.tins under the presumption or
pmestead laws. WARREN I. LoCKHART,
Register.
L. s. Land Office, Carson Sept, II, 1868.
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Letters from the People.
FROM RITCHIE COUNTY
RlTcHIE COUNTY, w. NAy !

RlTCHIE COUNTY, w. Va,
June l, 1868.
Crops, ps,bCouyeations md Candidates.
Editor Of the Register
The rush of spring work is over, the
people are generally all done planting
corn; the wheat crop in this county
presents prosperous appearance and
the indications are for an abundant
yield; although the season was unfav.
orable for early sowing of oats, yet,
the crop is very forward Grass bids
fair for heavy swath; fruit has been
considerably injured in some localities.
The people are in good heart; the COM
ing campaign is now beginning
to occupy their attention. The
opinion is that we will have one of the
largest county conventions for the ap-
pointing of delegates to Grafton, ever
held In the county. The "Constitution-
lists" are fully aroused, and we are de-
termined to press the Radicals 20 the
wall. Our motto is "we must VIM"
the Grafton Convention will be largely
atLeQQ6Q lCOu buio COuuts. AuooO hooe
favorably spoken otto be nominated by
the State Convention, run about thus:
for Governor; J. n. CaIaden, Wood
county, H. S. Walker aud d. Lamb,
Wheeling; Auditor, Major E. A. Ben.
nett, Fsirmont, j.. s. Burdett, Taylor
county; Secretary of State, Capt. A. S.
Sperry, of Greenbrier, Is all and above
oil. Trsasurer. CAPTAIN John Fisher,
Marion, J. W. Kennedy of Jefferson;
Attorney General, John J. Davis, c. $.
Lewis, Harrison, Fontain Smith, Fair
mont; for Congress, n. s. Walker, Ca
leb Boggess, and Col, d. d. johnson are
highly spoken of; Gen. A. s. Core, Col
B. Wilson, Col. d. D. johnson, for
State Senate. Although these mems
names are most freely used here in po-
litical circles for the nominations, yet,
We are determined to stand firm for the
nominees whoever they are. Let as
hear from our friends in other parts of
the State. Yours &c.
p
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and all Democratic and Conservative
papers throughout the State copy the
same, together with Mr.. Halls reply
thereto:
Hon John Hall:
DEAR SIR Having heard your name
used in connection with the Gubernato
rial office at tho coming fall elections,
and having strict confidence in your
loyalty and patriotism, we would re-
spectfully request that you consent to
allow your friends to use your name
as a candidate for that Office, subject,
however to the decision of the Demo
cratic and Conservative Convention
which meets ut Grafton on the 10th OF
July next, and obIige
CONSERVATIVE FRIENDS.
Mr.. Halls reply will be given as
soon as nade.-ED. REG.