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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-04
So N MONS.

Estate Revenue Stamp hoc,
STATE on NEVADA, COUNTY OF okMsDf.
- In the Justices Court, Carson Township, In
and for ssid County ~ ,ifmshy The staie ~
Nevada sends greeting to san nel Charters, You
are hereby summoned to appear brfufe me NJ my
, flee In ,ar.on city, IN Carson Township, ia
Ofnsby county. On The
Let day OF February, A. u. 1sGs.
at 10 o'clrk A. NJ, and aB-we, unto the g. IN.
plant Of \, VI u Cl.m,nts aud Theodore Mhits,
pstier dning business under ih' ffn nanp ofcl M
ents white, who sue yu,i 10 recover Judgment 10
the sum of ninety seven dollars aud nHpt, t,aihfes
cents tsg7 p3), SIS 80 u snl amount u alleged Z.
be due plaintiffs fbr ifnn AMI hlarksmithihg wotk
don. by plainin. for yuu and tlp - 3stsalleesi Ia
be due Tor iron snd wagon work 4 ne y, Y, Adams
for You, which s.ii account l. duly assigned y,
Ilsn tiff., all uf which more fully appears w ars
counts now ~. IN my "ilice, when jndem.nt
will he taken against you for the said hni,uni. u.
ee,her with costs and damages, " You fail io ap-
near and answer
To the sheriff or any Constable ~ the said
county, greeting Mike legal service ahddn fs-
turn hereof
Given under my hand this 2'ih day q neesmbei,
A. u. lse7, l., c. MckLtEl,
Justireof the resea, Cafson Township.
teug ~
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-04
$500 REWARD!

WILL BE PAID BY THE COUNTY OF
w Ormshy, for the appr-hensi n and delivery
to the Sheriff OF Ormsby Cou..ty, Nevada, Of
TIL MAS RILEY. charged with the murder ni
Timothy @. Smith, late sheriff of the County
aforesaid
BY order of the Board Of Commissioners Of
SAID county
NJ j. AsHMoRE, Clerk Of said Board.
CA son City, Nevada, Lee Is, A. d. lSa7. pod
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-04
suM N Mons.

10. $ Rev stamp hoc.l state Rev. stamp 2se !
NTATE or NLyADk, COUNTY oi oKMsby.
- In the Justices Ccurt, Carson y wbshir. 70
aud for ,aid County u otm,hy The f,atr 81
Nesai, .nis greeting o. Samuel Charters, ryu
are hereby summoned TO nrt en- before ne NJ my
office Ia Carson city Ia Carson Township IN ono
hy county, on the
Ist dsy OF February, A. ~, tsGs.
at II ociO,k A. ". and answer unto The cufstis
e Charles n Nolani, Who sue. yun % recover
the sum ~ two hundred and ninety niue doilsfs
sety oO) due him wages fbr sutk AID labor
done fnr yun, nj YOUR instance Rni request, ~
seventy dullars per month. tn Wit ffum the hrst
ds, of August, lso1. :. the 18th day ~ D'trnbes,
1867, when Judgment all Ia taken against you
fnr the said amount, together with c,si. AMI
damages, II ,on fail to appear and answer.
To the sheriff or any Constable ~ the said
county. greeting Make legal scf,ise aud da.
return heteuf
Given under my hand TIL. 9Th day afDee mtss
A. u. ls'1, l.. G. Mcktibf,
Justice u tho Pnsos Carson Township.
degg.td
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-04

Estate Revenue stamp fnc
CTtrF OF NEVADA, COUNTY 90 oRIsBf,
- In the Justice's Court, Cars n Township, o.
aud for said County of ormshs, The state of
Nevada sends greeting To samuel Charters hoa
are hereby summoned 10 appear before me ~ ne
Office IN arson City. In Carson Township, Ia
Orm-hy county, on tho
I-t day Of Ecbrunry, \. y. fsos,
~ 10 O'Clock A. W., and answer INTO ihr complaint
e W u. Kryser and d, k EIrpd, Nho sue ~ ira
cover Judgment against ,UH IN the suiH II Iufis
tullsrs and fortYsfpNsn cents tt11 sf)s fhid
amount IL alleged obo due inr hay aud farley 'ull
and delivered 10 yog. by and ai Suni instance Hpf
request. and ftr yuir use a. 4 hrrrit, ~ appears
h, account now un HE in my office, when Judgment
" n he taken against tou iut ils said amount, TO-
rcti,.r with costs AID damages, u tou FAIL 10 A.
y, ar and answer, .
Tn tho sh,riii or pnv Constable - ihs s'li
. izrir. prtafIne MAX. hF1| a'fk HH tHI asE
f,tf.rH. reTrHf
s,.,. nIlar my hand tlis .ltb iHy . i'HrB
t.s A. D. Ik.r o. e. HHEflN1t
Iastr.suf % f''.#r. ff... F..f.shif
The New York herald., 1868-02-27

AMUSED xxrs.
| NIBLos GARDEN
THE cuRrAIN RISES PRECISELY At y,se and the
| ENTIRE PERFORMANCES terminates At io5J O'Clock.
SIXTH WEEK
GKaNDEsT SPECTACULAR PRODUCTION
| now playing e'fsr arMoRE la OR AMERICA
f''n'un''a Z Ik 'ff IiRE PRESS AND PEOPLE
mA''f5PsSl3 pPHslLlNa IN srLENpoR AND BEAUTY
i"A = PfREPhkED AT kNoEM60s Is" cosr Uss'' a.
by the eminent IN their several branchos 10 be found
III rhu ussDAY, IS M FEB. 2; AND EVERY EvESlSo
prologue and four iGs p y Wins isf nFess Fs@S emitted
"A''' F1EifsizsSTE;, HI BAtLEF TEoUfE '
By the most popular T2n # sRasD satnar sI,.
Sustained 20 !, issonuTos g e rElx.rsns Il 4
MILAN. BERLIN, PARIS x,rss, .sn ro.nos
AN INCREASED ORCHESTRA AND FULL CHORUS
- ThREiE II HUNDRED AND FIFTY PERSONS.
'A' ''''' y WoSDRoUs TRANSFORMATION.
s BKIsHr REALMS OF THE pRAGcy FLY
.l4SASsr' SFfhS asTIHSE It 5foE55x: E}aGz
Seats secured six days in advance.
RowERY rnEATRE.-GsEAT SUCCESS.
- THE EMINENT ACTOR, MR. !. M. MuRcoCH
Ev',ssSdSn "a %n aA sa 1Af 6,ms9s l%sa si5 h2fe
NEW DRAMA. sp-siacaiar NJ, N: MUIR.
Ms: Ms ss; @,a s.s
WoERELL- SISTERS, NEW YORK rHEATEE ,.,,.
% 49, iSsfhSTxSE;oUs SUCCESS sl : '''
h' 'shssf eFf actress
IN fulton sdSo6Es sS6Ss,' bsroaFfs SsfSSpPa o'am'
f0aadss ssAF sPVa aAMsLsG Miis hsfsaal soENH Hs''
FxRo Tis IT'S EGSo E2Sa5' ASb Gsf5 'agnf sotnErTE Sad
vsnementy redemanded by crowded houses. as indeed
have SesR q. ss prnSSps Ms,,r Mortimer
Bon'e c. aTSEE sATRpaY apa e other
s2F1SHy HsD LAST q; saEs s5r TWO
HANLoN BROTHERS.
THIS sTgynsP1y} yaE EvSs1Nq. ~ R,1,
70 Ho.aohkow sshisT QHAHSf 1sklDA1, 81 IbEsFIF
Mr.. JOHN Il EMBREE.
MONDAY MARcnSTHE ENTIRE coxrANyr N, FRO From N
TIoLoMEW, ANP THEIR new PARTISAN BALLET
saturds.-Las Hanlon Matinee
THEArRE coMI9uE. 81 PEoADwAya 6
EsesfGhhEEyFr MoSpn4 Eyrsfss, shgsA2tlIa4ss haaea
MAFF!T AN BARrHOLoMEW,S
GRAND BALLET AND PAsioMINia i TRonrE thris ara,
appearance FORTY! POPULAR ARrisTs n9adng NE
tAinea prem sre aanseuso Gorn, ia R.llsS
NEW YORK CIRCUS
L. B. LENT.......... ................ Director
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY..
Revival Of the aREHT nnspisty mSJYNs RGpE's COMEDY
He0i iEasRp E f'EHSi HSsss IN ooSS sos
Q Is ali the exciting scenes OF
hn'''o THE JOCKEY CLUB RACES.
THE JOCKEY CLUB RACES
PFlC. PFACa PFAU PFAAg,, prxAus
Mss Mss LUCILLE C wAITssooN,
MISS LuCillhE oMaAIsS MAi TE,oupp
AND THE MAMMurA CIRCUS Ikourh
In Elegant ana DiVersHoo Acts'
DTKF,s OPERA HOUSE
n PIKE Propr.etor
L. r. Harrison. Manager
THURSDAY EVENING February T,
THIRD GRAND OPERA NIGHT
Riccis most successful comic opera,
with tho following splendid cast
Miss RONCONL
l S'Shor s,annr iaprrrNT
l oro,os sgnorc ANTONuCCi,
i ana Sgnor gnquD nrDnILU hCNSosn. Es
/ HlDn1 sl5an !. . FL M 'S GOV pn Sii1nHT
| pstreia . hehiy comic opera
SAkMIIpnnnAEy SsaHiIpnAy " F.hrr.r. 90
l cpA Nh a. HATiNRE
! uA .u.A. go, .r,,.,. SA
mer's 7oi Broadway schuberth Co = $40 Broadway;
------ = - -
nODw0RrH9 HALL-THIS (rHURSDA0 EVEN.
~ ing Feb. ~ Henry s.. smith VII read an orig nal
each each. 'AA"'-
The New York herald., 1868-02-27

Gle wEEKLY.-GooD BOARD FOR TWO; AND.
lO some furnished Room, closets bathroom. fre
&c Also a small Room at ST. l5 West Thire enth street.
The New York herald., 1868-02-27

81 NINTH STREET tNEw NO. ~. NEAR SIXTH AVE-
Zf nne--Eandsone Rooms to let with Board, on Sec
ond and third foor suitable for families single gentle
xne
The New York herald., 1868-02-27

OA WEST SEVENTEENTH STREET NEAR FIFTH
LU ayenue-rwo desirable Rooms to let third floor,
With class Board to parties OF highest respectaby
only References exchanged
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-06-04
DemoerafIc OpInion on Methodism.


Below, under the caption of "The
Chicago Rump Conference" will be
found as much OF. an article from the
La Crosse Democrat as the rules of de-
cency will permit us to lay before our
readers. This Journal is the leading
paper of the party. and thousands OF
copies are taken in this State and
Throughout tile country. The inta-
nous document reads as follows:
There is now in session in the city OF
Chicago, a nondescript, black and tan,
rump Radical; politieo-religious mob,
known as the Qnadrennial Conference
of the Methodist Church. It is con-
vened nominally in the interests of the
Methodist denomination, but really in
the interests of the mongrel party, and
with an eye to the interests OF Grant,
who is candidate of the Methodists.
1t will remain in session until after the
Chicago Convention, and will add its
nasal whine to the chorus of damnable
dIscords that will hail the nomination
OF the aZure-backed butcher. It is en-
gineered by the. infamous Simpson,
Met hodist Bishop Hof Philadelphia,
who, in collision with Gen. Howard.
the other reverend ruffian OF the Freed
mems Bureau, took possession of
twelve hundred churches belonging to
the Methodist Church South, and turn
ed them over to the niggers and convict
preachers of the North.
Roost high, oh We feathered beasts,
for the chicken eaters are come up to
the great city.
Guard well the back doors OF your
gin mills, oh ye dispensers of benzine,
for the throats that are enveloped In
white chokers are often athirst.
Look well to your four-footed beasts,
ye that keep livery stables, for horse
flesh hath ever a powerful attraction
for the Methodist deacon.
Look well to your wallets, oh Ye who
travel in the street cars, lest ye lose
the lovely patches of ragged paper that
haYe symbolized money ever since the
time that these nice shepherds have
furnished inspiration for the political
machine.
Look well TO your mustard cups and
spoons of shoddy silver, oh ye maid
ems who dispense the juice of the hop.
for the bible bangor doth delight to
labor with 1.-THE nymphs, who are pro-
fanely called the beer jerkers, and the
Mount n two barrel gun within
range of our clothes line, oh, ye that
have much raiment, for colporteurs
have a weakness for square tailed
shirts and embroidered underclothes.
Place none but tried men on guard
tonight, oh, ys who set.up free lunch
es for your patrons, for the hymn
do 20 for all things, which
are free.
Guard we'll your watch-tower, oh,
ye publicans of high and low degree,
for in beating landlords a Methodist
circuit rider can double discount tho
coolest Inhabitants"
And, oh, ye unsuspecting Methodist
brethren OF Chicago, hearken to our
warning and go mighty slow on your
itinerant brethren from the country,
for they will renig on you the first deal.
Brethren let as pray.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-06-04
Stnte Nominations.
From Me .Parkers1ltrQ 7Fmes.

EEONt GtS bdIhEISOtTV 4tUItSs
The State Convention at Clarksburg
which, in the Republican party, gen.
orally grows out of an attempted be-
trayal into the hands of the enemy.
The confidence and consequent indif-
ference which results from conscious
power is stirred by disappointment,
and the old enthusiasm, which crystal
lied the patriotism of Western Vir-
pinia into vigorous new State, has be-
come again aroused. The honest yeo-
many of West virginia are outraged
by the result of the suborning corrup-
ton of whisky ring President. They
lave aroused in their might and gath
cred in State council to strike one Wig
orous blow for the integrity of the gov
eminent and the reconstruction of the
Union on principles which are adverse
to the rule OF unrepentant rebels.
Inthe firm tones and firmer visages of
five hundred representative men who
gathered together from all parts of the
State, were to be seen and felt by all
present the fiat of the future. Their
wise and harmonious counsels have
secured for US a State ticket which is
invincible. With Hon. William L.
Stevenson at its head-the man of the
people, the sagacious statesman, the
clear embodiment of honesty and
strong common sense, springiDg di-
rectly from the masses, moulded and
cultivated by close study and long
experience in the active duties of pub
lie life; the true and tried horse OF the
linton cause, who through good and
evil report has stood the fire of open
and covert hostility from every phase
of rebel malice. With this unostenta-
tious exemplar of the intelligence,
power and worth which Is born OF the
American yeomanry, placed at the
head OF the ticket by the unanimous
choice of five hundred delegated rep
resentatives from every county in the
State, the success of the Republican
ticket in West Virginia is placed far
out of reach OF danger.
But again, will be observed that all
tho balance of the State ticket is com
posed OF men who have met and
fought the enemy before through the
entire war. They are all recognized
by the various West Virginia regiments
as brave, meritorious and intelligent
comrades in arms. With this ANGLE
recognition of the exalted merits of
the soldiers of the Union, the entire
ticket is one that will fire the hearts of
all loyal men with n renewed and
zealous patriotism, which cannot full
to roll mp n magnificent majority
against the rebels, the re bel Democratic
pnrty, and their covert sYmpathiZers
who call themselves Conservatives.
The line of battle is formed and
ready for action. The standard of the
Stars and Stripes is flung to the
breeze. Now let tho enemy present
himself, and lie will lind ua mHTshaled
In formidable array, ready 10 charge
upon and route him, horse, foot and
dragons.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-06-04
DAYRREAR.

Through rosy dawns OF June go,
Again the deepening sweetness part,
While ali their raptures round me floW
And bubble freshly in my heart.
Tho broad blne mountains lift their brows
Barely 10 battle them in the blaze;
The bobolinks from silence rouse
And flash along melodlous ways;
And hid beneath the grasses, wet
With long carouEe, a honeyed crew
Anemone and violet,
Yet rolicking are drunk with dew.
How soft the wind that blows my hair
That steals the song on from my lip,
And mounts in giadder tumult where
The muTmurous branches bend and dip!
How proudly smiling on mis- love
The sun rides mp the central blue
While like the wing OF Summers dove
She changes TO his changing view
All loyeliness in every light,
VolumptuoDs beauty Ger her StIeWn,
a thing TO lap the souls delight,
While morning widens into noon!
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-06-04

Nor the least gratifying feature of
the ratification ofthe Chicago ticket is
the fact that all the defeated aspirants
for the Vice Presidency, as well as
their friends, speak in the highest
terms fit, and declare that Mr.. Colfax
is the strongest possible candidate. Mr..
Wade has already spoken of the nom
ination with cordially quite mex
pected; Mr.. Wilson comedies that 1t Is
unexceptional; Governor Fenton has
endorsed It with enthusiasm and with
out reservations; and Mr.. Hamlin, as
our telegraph dispatches of yesterday
morning Inform us, has declared for
Mr.. Colfax in the warmest terms ofper-
sonal eulogy. This spectacle is honor.
able alike TO Mr.. Co1fax and his friend.
ly rivals, aud it presents the most
suspicious omeno our final success.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-06-04

HIGH Art doesn't seem to be appre-
ciated out West. The two great heroes
of the ring-McCooIe and Coburn-are
still left to languish in jail for attempt
ing to engage in a prize fight. Strange
to say, people in that section prefer to
see the laws enforced and the peace pre-.
served, even to the ecstatic luxury of
beholding two athletic brutes beat each
others heads to Jelly.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-06-04
BUSINESS IrAMs.

MANY labor under the impression
that Congress has extendeded the 5oper
cent clause of the bankrupt act To jan
uary lst, 1869. This is mistake.
The proposition was made in
Congress, but not acted upon, except
to refer IL to the Judiciary Commlttee.
Insolvents, therefore, VINO hle their
petitions in bankruptcy on and after
this day must, in order to obtain relief,
be able 10 pay fifty per cent. on their
Indebtedness.
The current rumor that the Pitts
burgh and Fort Wayne road has been
leased by the Pennsylvania Central for
fifty years, is without foundation. The
two roads are negotiating for rum
ming arrangement by which rates will
be fully maintained and all competi-
ton for traffic be avoided.
The dreaded cotton or army worm
has already made its appearance in
different and widely separated parts of
the State of Louisiana. The New Or
leans papers advise that the cultivation
of cotton, wherever the worm has made
its appearance, be at once discontinued
before it is too late to plant other
things. They oven suggest the propri-
ETY. of permitting the cotton fields to
grow up in grass, with view of rails
Ing hay.
The Germans in Texas are over
6l&GY III anu IL Is
estimated that at least three.fourths OF
them are engaged in agricultural pur-
suits. Careful and intelligent observ-
ers believe that at least one-third of the
whole cotton crop of Texas is now
planted and secured by their labor.
On Saturday afternoon last, work
was suspended indefinitely in the Rem.
selaer Iron Works, the Albany Iron
Works, and the Burdens Works, in
thu south mart 0f TrnU NJ " in 00n.
sequence OF demands made by the OPP
eratives for an increase OF wages,> and
which does not meet with the sanction
of tho proprietors. The "lock" is
likely to remain for long time.
-Commissioner Rollins reports that
| the law passed a few weeks since re-
ducing the taxes is working we'll. If
the whisky tax could be collected, the
revenue would be sufficient, without a
new bill.
The foreign Markets for American
bonds have responded to the feeling at
home, which has improved the govern
mont credit, and in addition money is
SO cheap in Europe that it seems the
demand abroad must continue to in
crease and prices there become better.
Among the other active causes of the
| movement in government bonds, we
must rot forget that the public is
waking up to the near approach of the
time when further issues of gOld-bear-
ing six per cents Will be stopped. Our
bonds are selling much below their
relative value as compared with other
securities; and there is little apparent
reason why the upward movement
should NOT be continued; If, at least,
Congress can be persuaded TO refrain
from agitating the public mind with
discussions and resolutions touching
the public faith and the public debit
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-06-04
BINaHAMToN, n. y, May %.
TO Me Editor ofthe Cincilluutf Gaset


To The Editor ofthe Cincinnati Gazette:
Tho report of the temperance lecturer
who stated "that the Asylum at Bing-
hamton, New York, contained 1900
rich mems daughters, who had been
sent there to be treated. 100 ministers,
400 doctors aud eco lawyers" is as FAR
from the truth as anything could be.
The story has been the rounds of the
papers, not only of this country, but
of Europe. 1t has been denied time
and again, but temperance lecturers
will continue TO repeat IL. There has
never been female patient admitted
to this asylum. There have been tif-
teen or twenty applications for the adj
mission of females during the past year,
and most OF these were opium cases.
During the last eleven years L have
been in charge of an inebriate asylum
(ten years in Boston and one year here),
and am we'll satisfied that the per-
centage of drunken women in our
country is very small indeed. When
there is one, it is an anomaly, and
quite AS rare as high crimes of any
kind.
But the statement Of this lecturer as
above reported is so preposterous and
absurd that any common mind will re-
ject 1t at once. This asylum is devoted
exclusively to men, and there are now
sixty-siE 1867 patients here, the largest
number ever before in the asylum.
During the past year one hundrd and
sixty have been admitted here, and of
that number, three were ministers, four
were doctors and five lawyers, So by
this you can see how near the truth
are these stories. This Is bad enough,
but for the honor of our country and
the hope of Christian civilization, don't
let us publish to the world such abom-
Unable statements as the above.
Very truly yours, ALBERT DAY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-06-04
ARE ou. womES DRUxKAMDse
An Absurd Report Contradicted-LeI-
ter from DIR. Alfred Day.
Es,o,n The C;1cin,,r,,i C,,-st.

For several years past a story has
been circulating through the papers to
the effect that The Asylum for 1nebri-
ales ut Biughamton, n. ", was over
run with applications for admission
for women, and from clerGymen and
professional men generally. II the
item was true one could have little hope
for American society. We doubted its
accuracy, and having seen the state
ment repeated in the report of tenn
perance lecture ut Springfield, Ohio,
the other day, wrote n letter to DIR. Day,
Superintendent of the Binghnmton
Asylum, for Information. He replied
as follows:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-06-04

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-06-04

New YoRk is the great whisky CEN
ter of the country. Therefore it Is
natural that the Democratic National
Convention should be held there.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-06-04
AGENTS WANTED FOR THE
Life of Grant,
ny A STATE oFr1CER.

BY A STAFF oFFTCER.
This is the ouly Full, Authentic and Of
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CAUTION.-Thec country Is being flooded
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ed by all the Leading Generals.
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Book Agants Wantad.

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