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nouneed il A. a fraud, hut sehenek made
il appear in quito different hght II
VA the stupidity # Democrat, and pe'
the deception II Republicans, that nut
IAN -tArl4n.h. lloNev,r, they will
ba,, chance at the lin within few
DAYS. Ii has gon, 10 the President, aud
his vote will bring il back 10 congrcs'
again, senator Tnmbull say lac can 81,
40 reason why the President should veto
il, hut BE- will
The umors yurrrut Friday evenings
that thsr va, ,tormy debate in the
S,uat, whou it retired ia consultation ga
the time IL be given IL, President 10 hlt
an ansseE had uu foundation, Ihcy
we're started Us some ri the President
friends, "a confuse the public Another
II their false statement, which has heeu
tclcgraphcd 10 several Democratic inup,
ais, /. that four Republican Senator,
when in consultation, voted To- give ii,
President the tim, asked by his counsel
forty days Thi- was not voted on. II
MAS regarded as - Prcpostcrous that ne
Democratic Senators urged it, The first
vote was Tor one week, but i, was recon
,idered, and the Esd was agreed upon
II is generally supposed that ii the Presi'
dents counsel show cause for further
p0Stp1nom6Ht on the esd, u wUrk and ptr-'
,ibly ten days will be ordered by the Sen
ate An extension viii be earnc,tl,
asked should the trial commence by
April |, it will be pushed TO u conclusion
by the middle of May The President
friends are disheartened by Friday pro-
eeedings They calculated upon assist
ance from seven or eight Republican Sem
ators Two OF three Of Mr. johnson,
most Jealous advocates blame the Chief
Justice because he did no, SAY, in open
Senate, that in his opinion the President
should have forty days.
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DESTRUCTIVE FME AT BALL-ToN,
y. Y.--On Saturday afternoon a very de.-
tructivc FIRE broke out on Milton avenue
in Ballrton, -Four stores and a dwelling
house were burned, owned. By T. l.. Glca-
son, II. l.. West, 4. P. Hcmphill and J. F.,
Poekham,. and occupied as 4 clothing
store. Vests iewelry store, Hemphill's
grocery. liquor store, Peckham's harness.
shop, and the Young Mems Christian As
sociation rooms Loss is not a,certaincd :;
very little insurance
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Washington liSlsss.

Alexander H.. stephens is in Wash
tngton-
Incorporation committee will de-
eide the fate of the Alaska appropriation
on Tuesday.
The Judges of the Supreme Court
were in consultation Saturday morning
on the McArdle case.
The Senate adjournment over Satur-
day does not look much like work. II is
month behind the House in Legislative
business,
The President had Stanbery and
Black at the White House ON Saturday
and some Republican Congressman were
also there to devise what course shall be
pursued,
1T is said that old "Ad Interim still
labors under the hallucination that he is
Secretary of War, He recognizes Mr..
Stanton only as a private citizen, and 50
he has told the impeachment managers.
-Rumors of the death OF Thad Stevens
have been very current within twenty
four hours, and in order TO set them at
rest the Chronicle of Saturday stats, shat
although quite unwell on Friday evening
Mr.. Stevens is now much Improved in
health
"A special Cabinet meeting MAS COM
msneed al the White House on Frida,
night, having for its object the discussion
Of Executive matters arising out of inn
peachment. By invitation, the Presi.
dents counsel in the impeachment trial
were present
1t is now reported that the President
did not order General Sickles 70 join hi,
regiment when he was campaigning in
New Hampshire, but that the mistake
arose from the fact that Lieutenant Colo.
mel Sykes, of the 9th regiment, was or.
deTed to dnty-
Joseph Fl. Bradley. Jr., who was ex
PEELED from the bar OF the District SUI
preme Court for contempt of court dur
ing the Surratt trial. got the United
States Supreme Court to consider ON Sat
urday writ of mandamus 10 effect hi.
Reinstatement
"A genteel -windler called at tht
Office of Paymaster Potter in Washing
TON. Saturday, and presented pay account,
purporting to be those of Lieut.. Craig, OF
the 25th United States infantry. He was
detected, when it was found that Lieut.
Craigs account wac paid, and confessed
his crime. He gave valuable information
which will lead to the arrest OF other par.
. ties who have successfully swindled the
government in this way.
--Rumors Of trouble in Tennessee hav
been abundant during the last twenty
four hours. They have but slight FONDA
ton Gen. Thomas is prepared for an,
insurrection the Tennessee rebels may un
dertake. He wiz obey such rcquisition
- Gov. Brownlow makes upon him, bu
the fact that the designs Of the rebels ar
snmasked will probably cause their 'aban
dounent.
: The Democrats in Congress are quit
angry because few Republicans sue
eesded IN passing an important bill in re
: gard to the supreme court, wi.hou. de
bate. The discussion upon this subjec,
on Saturday, in the House, was yer,
amazing. Two or three Democrats de
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SAINT PATRlCk,--"Saint Patrick was u
gentleman" according 10 the old song,
but he was not, as is generally believed,
an lriShman, He was born near the
mouth of the Clyde, in Scotland. in 3,2.
At sixteen years OF age he was captured
by a band OF outlaws, and carried pris-
oncr TO ireland. After captivity OF six
months, he escaped to Scotland. The
pirates seemed to have had a fancy for the
Young man. and captured him again; he
was equally fortunate in eseapinga second
time lie was resolved to become mis-
sionary to Ireland. and after long pre-
paration was ordained priest, and finally
consccrated bishop. He entered on his
laborS in ireland in the year AZ, when he
was at the age Of sixty, His preaching
was attended with such success that be-
fore his death he converted the whole
Island to Christianity. He baptized the
kings Of Dublin and Munster, and the
seven sons of the king Of Connanght'
with the greater part OF their subjects. a
popular legend ascribes 70 him the ban
i.hment Of all the snakes and venomous
creatures from the Emerald Isle by means
of his cro~er or staff, which was pre-
served in dublin with great veneration a.
late As 1860
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general strike followed The effect Of
This is not at Wet Albany alone, Il oN-
tend, an aluul a., bnp # the Central
railrs,d Tho workmn at sylo,usr de-
mmded an ad,mce If ten rcr cont, The
Hudson River and lTlTleW workers witt
also join the strikers, II will prove "a 80
rious blow To railrod yampauic,,
OrENlN0 an NAVIGATION, - The
-,eamloat comlauir, seem TO be- prcpar-
ing iora speedy opening Of the Hudson,
md for pretty active bu,inc-, there
aud GOA thu Sound during the coming seas
,ou. Four boats arc announced a, ready
Tor the night line between New York and
Albany, aud two Ion the eay line Two
others ara 20 form a line To Troy. Th,y
have all been rctttcd and put in nice or
Ter Beside, these, "a whole fleet of stoom-
~, la, been prepared Tor suburban porte
dong the North and East River, and
,laut tho Bly, On the Sound the supply
Il steamers and the quality Of them is 10
exceed an previous experience, Six
steamer. thr,, passenger and three
freight ar 20 run between New York
aud Providence, four are 10 ply on the
new route, two on the Stonington, four
on the Norwich, two ON the Bristol, two
IN the New Haven, three on tn. Hart
ford, aud two On the Bridgeport 0utc,
INrE NCnMENr Saturday WAS an an.
usually quiet day at Washington, it hay
ing become generally understood that the
great work Of impeachment is progressing
well. The managers on the part Of the
House will he ready To- FLEA replication
to Mr. John,on's answer ou the eth and
to proceed with the trial on the 25th
Whether Mr. Johnson'S counsel will be
willing to ~ ON, on whether they will
plead for more delay, remains to be seen.
Some Of the Presidents friends have
expressed the absurd aopinion that his
counsel can challenge those senators who
have expressed opinions on his innocence
NJ guilt. Able lawrcrs assert that this
cannot be- done, The constitution says
the Senate sh.ill have the sole power To
try all impcachmcnts Behind this abso-
lutte grant Of power it is impossible to 90.
Every Senator constitutes a part of the
Senate. His rights, Duties and response
bilities are equal to those of every one Of
his fellow members, and neither can be,
by any act of IN, own. nor they, by any
power constitutionally possessed, deprive
him of his right to participate in the trial
Of an impeached, official. So long as he is
a Senator he constitutes part of the
tribunal to which this power has been
granted and although he may have ex.
pressed his judgment regarding the trct'
sonable or corrupt practices 0i an I'm
peachod official thousand time. in the
most public manner. he cannot be de,
priyed of his right 10 sit III judgment
1t is not improbable that the House
managers may frame another article OF
Impeachment. ~ ih,y f,a a right Ia do
setting forth the President fimou, 22d
.es r~L'r,ary spes untth he .o de-
nounced Mc,-rs. samner ana s,.ssu.
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OUnu iuR \ munEGRnuM,--A gen
tlcmau who stems 10 l.c posted ON such
matter, SAY, that while fashionable
bride, outfit, in those hard times, costs
ever so many thousands Of dollars the
following schedule viii suffice for the
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I IrE AND ACCIDENT

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DIP. TRUDEAUrs

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tt. Chapin, ". c. T.
Miss \. Smith. W. Y. T:
\. F. Rider, W. c.
Charles Ross, w. Sec.
Miss NJ. Vail. w. A. S.
Wm. II. Wright, ". I. 8.
C. G. Slason, w. Treas.
ID. ]. Vail. W. NJ.
Mrs. d. J. Vail, w. ID. N.
Miss +. Pierce, W. ]. G..
III. Gilbert. W. o. G.
Miss F. Dyer, w. r. II. S.
Miss \. Gilbert, W. L. III. S.
=. A. Capron. p. W. c. T.
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The AUTHORITY OF CONGRESS-
Brave old Ethan Allen, says the New
York Tribune. was the first leading man
10 recognize the pre-eminent authority OF
Congress rs above That 81 Presidents, Gov
ernors or Generals When he called on
the Bilti ii commander at Ticonderoga
early in the morning of the 10th of May,
l,.5, he demanded the surrender of the
foit I'm the namc Of the Great Jehovah
and the Continental Congress-
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TO FARMhES.oF NEW ENGLAND.

TO FAIiMhES.OF NEW ENGLAND.
The Subscriber, cnn your attention 10 new
Fertilizer prepared by the Lodi Manufacturing
Co., made from Night Soil, Blood, Bones and OF
ial Of New York City. called
DOUBLE REFINED POUDRETTE,
which is an entirely different article from the
common PoudTctte made in former years. 1t is
DOUBLE the sTRESGIH OF the Old kind, fine as
-four tree from impurities, and l. as strong
and effective as any suPciphosphate in market,
although sold for only
THIRTY DOLLARS PER TON IN RUTLAND.
This article has only been used one season, but
its effects have astonishcd every one who have
tried 1t, and the Company confidently assert that
used in quantities HALF As LARGE as was formerly
used Of the common Poudrette, that it will not
only DOUBLE. THE CROP, but npen it from TEN
DAYS to TWO WEEKS FARLlER.
This makes ii by far the CHEAPEST and most
preferable manure in market
For pamphlet and further information apply TO
I.andons Co., Rutland, VI. l0:w2m
ORIENTAL DEFENSIVE SOAP.
This is decidedly the best and greatest labor
saving Soap in the world. 1t is made upon q
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faction. One pound Of il will go as far rs three
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ing, very little hand rubbing, no wasdboard re-
quired. Over two hundred thousand families are
now using 1t. For sale by dealers everywhere.
Manufactured only by
MekEONE, VAN HAAGEN & co,
s;eoW6In Philadelphia and New York.
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DEATH UNpER SINGULAR CmCuM-
srANcEs.--Latcly a young man named
William Finch, of Orange county, \. Y,
was overcome by the cold, while fishing,
and fen down and died. Two compan-
ions had urged him to leave with them,
but he refused to 90 until he had caught
= moss Of fish When found, a week at
tcrwarls, he held string OF P7cKCFCT m
his lifcle.s hand
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RETURN Oh HIRAM PowERs.-H Hiram
Powers, the famous sculptor, will visit
his native country the coming summer, 1t
is stated, and spend some months with
his relatives in Cincinnati He is n ma
wears. having first shown his genius by
making some excellent wax figures for
Dorfeun's Museum, well-knowu place
of amusement in the West at that time
Among other figures lac made one Of Al
exander Drake, a popular comedian in
that section thirty years ago. Some of
Powers friends were so much pleased
with his work that they invited the Queen
City journalists to look at it-among them
one notorious for his hypcrcriticiSm. and
believed to be something of q pretendcr
witfTIf nc particular critic came lit the
evening, when the Museum was dimly
lighted, and took his position before the
glass case After gazing At the figure
very intently for five minutes, he said to
Powers. who was at his elbow: There
are some good point, about this, Hiram,
but 1t has. some extraordinary defects.
The nose is too long entirely and the
mouth has Il queer twist. One arm is
longer than the other. The position, too,
i, unnatural No man can stand that way
if he tried. 1t would be impossible.
don't see, Hiram, how YOU could have
made such a hlunder" Powers laughed,
and inquired Of the figure What do you
think about it. Drake Z" The figure i'm
mediatcly stepped out of the case, and
hrrsting into a loud laugh, said ." |
think the position pretty natural myself;
The critic did not hear the last Of the
jest to his dying day. and never after
ward spoke to the f,cetiou. sculptor
sun
The above article makes mistake in
calling Mr.. Powers native Of Cincin-
natl. lie was born at Woodstock, Yer
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BEANpoS.--The young people of Bran
don who are III favor of temperance re-
form, net on the 18TH inst. and organized
u lodge Of Good Templars under very
favorable auspices. There were twenty
four members who signed the constitu-
ton, and subsequently, chose the follow
ing officers for the present year:
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ptw advertisements.

I AND0NS Il Co,
lsucc,ssors to J. NJ, Hall i co.,
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NOrICg TO TAx-PAYERs.-The County
Treasurer gives notice in another column of
the ArrEAL that State and County taxes are
rev due and payable at his office. After the
18th Of November ten per CEN. viii be added
20 al taxes remaining unpaid
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NOTICE TO PLASTERERS

.NEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
y AZ The tti,R % the County c ERIK Of oI1nsbv
.. unry t r rhe PLASFfKING AND REPAIRING
II the tprer Story of the County Building, ac
r.,tiir- !" specifications which be at said
county Clerk once. such proposal will be
"nenei On MONDAY, The SECOND DAY OF
SbNEN3ER, lsGS, at 10 o'clock A M.
The work when completed to be paid for in
Cure ncv. The right to reject all unreasonable
bis is hereby reserved. and all bids mnst be de-
% ted in the Clerks Oifice before the time Of
opening the bids. BY order of the Board.
NJ. }. ASHMOiE, Clerk.
October 2, 1sGs. sod
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TIE Masonic Grand Lodge of California
have elected Grand officers for the ensuing
year as follows Charles Marsh of Nevai Ia,
Grand Master Leonidas +. Pratt, formerly
of Sierra COUNTY, Deputy Grand Master :;
Senior Grand Warden ;-Barts of Placer
Vile, Jun;or Grand Warden; James Laidlev
Of San Francisco, was reelected Grand
Treasurer; Alexander 6. Abel was elected
Grand Secretary.
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THE DAILY APPEAL.

GRAND UNION DEMONSTRATION AT Sill
YER CITY On Saturday night we received
the 70 flowing letter which explains itself:
SILVER CITY, October l6, 1868.
Secretary G. and c. Club. Carson City.
Dear Sir: On "Wednesday evening next we
intend to have a grand demonstration at
this place. consisting of torch light pro-
cnssion. illuminations, and speeches by the
Hon. Newton Booth and J. G. Zabriskie Of
California. Virginia, Gold Hill and Dayton
viii iyin Us on that occasion and we would
like to have the Union men of your city
come up in force if possible.
In behalf of the Grant and Colfax Club
of Silver City. Truly yours,
g. w. KEITH. Secretary.
We hope this invitation may meet with a
hearty response from Union men in this
county. OF Col. Zlbriskies eIoquence and
ability we have already had a most crafty
ing showing. Mr.. Newton Booth is, proba-
bly,, the most finished, classical public
speaker on the Pacific Coast. Every Union
man who can, should hear him. We want
big Grant and Colfax meeting here in Car
son before the campaign closes , aud to that
end let US Do what we can TO place ourselves
upon good terms with our friends in the
neigh6oring counties.
The REGISTERED NAMES Of the voters in
Carson Precinct, as copied from the Registry
Agent EJohs 1T the hour of their closing
.tst z.:gh- .Ypear in our columns this morn
ing Taey number SIX HUNDRED AND EIGHT.
On the official list of registered voters in
Carson Precinct in 1866, there were $50
namcs-lS less than on the list for the
present year.
UNION MEETING AT EMrIRE.-On to-
morrow, Wednesday evening, the Cnionists
Of Empire will be addressed by Hon. Sam
e. benson, our candidate for District Al.
torncy and Hon. d. II. Brown, our candl
date for the Senate. Due notification will
be given BY posters and otherwise.
NorICg TO TAx-PAYERs.-The County
Treasurer gives notice in another column OF .
the ArrEAL that State and County taxes are
rev due and payable at his Office. After the
18th Of November ten per CEN. viii be added
20 al taxes remaining unpaid.
Hon. VIZ. n. STEWART addresses the
citizens Of Genoa, this evening. He will
probably be here tomorrow. Let's stop him
and maze Inn give US 4 war talk,
LrGAI Tenders are frmer, brokers buying
at - al selling at -.
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Dr.. Stone, the sculptor, now III Rome, has
shippyc for Washington, in Government
vessel, the statute Of Alexander Hamilton,
which he has executed by order of Congress
for the vacant niche on the landing of one of
the grand staircases. The inches on the
other staircase landings are occupied already
rs statutes OF Franklin. Jefferson md Han
cock.
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II connection with the Suez Canal line
Of railway from Suez to Ismlilia has been
opened. Ia 4 regatta which took place on
Lake Tim,ah, a prize Of 800 given BY the
Emperor Napoleon, was won by Mr.. West,
the Enc!ish Consul at Suez.
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MARRIED

In Carson CITY. October Il, 1fGS. bv tina Few.
ttthr, Tucson. William Bonner, f Lake Tahoe,
f. 1iiss |. ME iyrrell. Of Carson City.
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Mclean. John
Mandlthaum, Louis
Miller, James
McGunnigle, Daniel
Medin, Ba>ilio
Magee. William
Meier, james q.
Mason, William D..
Marley, John
Myer, Henry
McCarty, Patrick
McNaly, James
Morris, William
Mack, +. 7.
Mahoncy, A. B.
Mrgarrig'e, j. Il.
Mahon, Daniel
Muiiat. John =.
Mercevere, +. d.
Medrr, u. n.
Mad gan, james
Morrison, stuaklcy
Norris Wi1iiam
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Muller, Victor A.
Moore, John Q.
Nudge, Henry ].
Maish, Calvin ii.
Mather, Samuel II.
Martin, John II.
Mandlebaum, James j.
Musgrove, William
Moss. Charles
Mautc, Andrew
MeaCham, VI. A.
McKeeby, l.. c.
Mooney, Matthew
Muller, Albert
Madeira, Daniel
NcCarter. Daniel
Morris, Lewis
Moran, Patrick
Miller, Matthias
Mitchell, Ava
Malone, Francis
Morgan, j 'hn
NCGiaue, John
Moran. James
Mcclellan. John
Nas,ny. Martin
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Riley. John
Rice, William W.
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PARTNERSHIP.

'I'HE FIRM Of HOUSTON, HASTINGS CO D.,
l New York City, aud an frsuci-'o, Cal l.
this day dissolved by mutual concert. Mr.. II.
VI. Houston retiring.
The business will be continued under the G1m
name # &C. HASTINGS a 90.
New York, Sept. ~, lsts
Having this llv sDlI t. Mr.. G. c. Hastings my
interest in the business of Ilcuston. lIi.tu-s 4
Co., san Francisco and sew York Cuy, J cheer.
fully recommend the lew trm tu the customers
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REGISTERED VOTERS


Authurs, James
Audrain, Thomas b.
Il Appleton, Michael
W J. Adams, Cyrus
Aibr0, John 5.
g. hndell. Henry
Ash, Alexander
Ash, Charles
Brisson. joseph
Bisler, James X.
Buuham, William
Bath, John
Bryant, j. A.
4. Bragg, Charles A.
b. Bettenger, George
beam, Jacob l..
II Bowen, Wellington
Benton, James II.
Z. Bray, Charles
Beck, John
Blethen. J l..
Bigei"w, Ezra
bltsdrl, tenry g.
Beck tead, Orion u.
Biglrr, David
C. Blackburn, George
Barrhart, Lawrence
Bowers, Thomas
y. Beaudln, Alexander
Bonchard, Amahle
Ballard, Joseph U.
Brotherhood, Ihumas
Bedford, I. j.
Bradford, Caleb
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