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NOTICE BY ASSIGNEE OF HIS APP
POINTMENT-IN BANKRUPTCY
District Court of the
United States, In bankruptcy.
For the Pamlico District:
In the matter of Robert Maynard, Bankrupt.
ITO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN The
Il undersigned hereby gives notice OF his ap-
pointment as Assignee of the estate of ROBERT
MAYNARD, of the County of Guilford, and State
OF North-Carolina, in said District, who has been
adjudged bankrupt upon his own petition by
the District Court of said District.
P. H. ADAMS, Assignee,
P .. Greensboro, N. c.
May 80, 1868. 136-1aw3t.
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Brilliant and Attractive.
Foreign and Native Talent

will inaugurate new era in amusements. The
entertainments will be produced with degree OF
originality and splendor never before attempted
in this country.
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NOTICE BY ASSIGNEE OF HIS AP-
POINTMENT-QN BANKRUPTCY
District Court of the
United States, In bankruptcy.
For the Pamlco District.
In the matter of Newton w. Parker, Bank
rupt.
ITO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:-THE
i undersigned hereby gives notice of his ap-
pointment as Assignee of the estate of NEWTON
w. PARKER, of the County of Guilford, and
State of North Carolina, in said District, who
has been adjudged a bankrupt upon his own
petition by the District Court of said District.
P. H. ADAMS, assignee,
P. o. Greensboro, N. G..
Nav 80 1868 136-1aw3t.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-02-04

TRAIN ON ENGLAND.-George Francis
Train, whose Anglo mania is well known,
made a speech the other day in New York
in which the following startling statement
occurs. He is speaking Of England:
One man in seventeen is pauper; one
child in fourteen bastard; 10000 drunkards
die every year 10000 habitual drunkards in
the country; 10000 prostitutes in England !;
100000 or thirty per cent. Of the children,
totally without education, says Lord John
Russell in his recent speech 6,G00, 900 with
out vote, and starvation in almost every
parish Out of 1900, 900 acres of land,
81 100000 are retained for the grouse and
pheasant sportsmen, and the fox hounds !;
and 10000 families own all England. Twelve
noblemen own one half and five Dukes one
half of Scotland. The nrtional debt is in
the hands of 100000 bond, holders we
nave 100000; and poverty, murder and star
vation meet you everywhere.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-02-04

How THEY LIVE IN TEXAs.-A correspon.
dent of the New Orleans Picayune describe:
the shiftlessness and poverty Of the Texans
lie says:
A friend who has spent four months travel
ing liz Texas returned to Houston over
whelmed with delight with the country, but
involved in one grand disgust with the people.
He has not seen rosebush or vegetable
garden in all his wanderings. Once only has
he been asked to partake of potatoes, and
once OF beets. He has found men of wealth
and culture living in log pens, with a dirt
chimney, in which they have burrowed for
years. Scarce peach tree did he see grow
ing, and such desoiation as he describes is,
beyond all doubt, distressing.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-02-04

DISTRICT CoUIr Satur-
dav, February lst, lS6S.-Judge Wright pre-
siding. Rice ard kidder, administrators OF
,he estate Of Julius +. Garrett, filed their
annual report and account, and asked twelve
months extension Of time TO settle the es-
tate. The report was accepted and approved,
and six months further time granted. Rice
and hidder, administrators of the estate of
julius E. Garrett, VS.. George W. Wilson !;
answer OF defendant ordered stricken out and
defendant allowed until o'clock P NJ. this
day to file answer. A. G. Tabor vs.. NJ. j.
Tabor; petition Of both parties for divorce,
and Of defendant for divorce and alimOny
pendents lite. Court ordered that both petit
tons be denied and cause dismissed. State
of Nevada vs.. Yellow Jacket Mining Com
pany; special school tax suit, Empire Town.
ship; Judgment ordered for the defendants
IN accordance with the findings of the Court
Lake Biglcr Toll Road Company vs. Thos J.
and NJ. A. Bedford; Receivers account ac-
cepted and Receiver and his bondsman dis
three suits for taxes Of 1864, 1865 and 1866
TO be heard before the Judge in Chambers
out of term by agreement Of parties. In the
matter of the estate Of Margaret A. Wayman
and VIM NJ. Ormsby, deceased; upon fling
the administrator final account and report,
and upon petition, all things being found cor
rect and regular, it is ordered that the report
of the administrator be in all respects con-
frmed and the administrator and his bonds
man finally and fully discharged. Jesse o.
borne vs.. P. H. Clayton cause tried and |
taken under adsisement. Frank Perkins
eontesting with A. d. Treadway; cause upon
former day referred to r. NJ. Clarke, Esq, to
hear testimony, find facts, and report judy
Inent. This day the referee reported in
Court judgment for contestant Perkins.
Court adjourned sine die.
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Particular Attention Paid to
Engraving & Enameling Jewelry |!
jalI-U
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THE GOOD TEAPLARs INSTALLATION, las.
evening, was largely attended, not only by
members of that Order, but by many persons
not connected Herewith. The officers elect
whose names have heretofore been printed
n the ArPEAL, were installed by the most
natural and appropriate ceremony, conducted
by Mr.. Waltz, the language used on the &C.
easion commencing itself to the good sense.
and appreciation of its fitness, doubtless,
Of all present. The newly installed Chief,
Mr.. Cormack, returned thanks, in hearty
manner, for the honor conferred upon him
Hr. Patterson. one Of the retiring officers, we
believe, spoke with characteristic energy and
earnest appeal for continued effort Of men,
bers and cooperation on the part of out
siders whose sympathy was with the work in
which he desired them to enlist. Mr.. Clay
ton, the retiring executive, now Past Chief,
spoke at considerable length, in manner to
impress all present with his earnestness in
and love for the cause. Mr.. White, the Chap
lain, called upon his outside fat friend Tuhy,
10 give expression of his views on the subject
81 Temperance. Not successful in eliciting
a reply from that individual, he next OBJ
served that the broad, smil ing face Of the
Governor was in the doorway. and he
thought it the duty Of all in the community
TO take decided stand" and of that person |
in particular to make speech. This appeal |
was Intellectual, as was also one to Mr.. Mason |
and Mr.. Klein, also, we suppose. not in the
ring. Some temperate remarks were made |
by Mr.. Fisher and DR.. Munckton, with no
wish or design to occupy attention more
than sufficient to excuse themselves from any
discourteous silence when called upon by
members of the Order to which they be-
lunged. Mr.. White, an earnest worker in
tbs cause, and favorite speaker, we judge,
was again called for, and commenced cross
ing the Plains, to the incidents of which
journey your reporter, anxious to get to
d" press" did not remain to listen. Some one
OF the speakers remarked that there were l5f
active members of the Order in this place, &c !,
Of whom were the noblest women in the /,
Altogether, as far as came
under our observation, the party present was a
very pleasant, social, genial. as well as ear
lest, gathering of a large number Of the men I
md women Of Carson. 1t
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-02-04

A SMART YANKEE IN CHINA.-Late Chi.
ma news contain the announcement that Mr.
E. b. Drew had been appointed Government,
Secretary at Pekin. Mr.. Drew is young
Bostonian, and graduated with high honors
at Harvard College in 1868. He has resided
in China for the last three years, where he
has assiduously devoted himself to the
Chinese language, laws and institutions, with
view to achieving such position as that
with which he has been SO deservedly re-
warded. Mr.. Drew will be an able and faith
full public officer, and a creditable representa-
tive Of his country.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-02-04

COUNTY AFFAIRS The Commissioners
held a meeting yesterday. Present, H. F.
Rice, S. L. Jones and John Bunker. BY
proper indentures Antonette Luce, girl D
years of age, left to the care Of Ormsby
county by the death of her mother Mary
blackwell, (known as Mormon Mary,) and
the desertion of her father, was bound over
to and adopted by Mr.. and Mrs. John Wood.
Another child of Mr.. blackwell, girl three
years old, was given to and adopted by Mr..
Vim. The Sheriff, as tax collector of Ii
cense, was ordered to report the names Of
persons owing license for three months, to
the District Attorney.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

The mining stock market is irregular
with indications Of break. Following ar,
closing quotations Alpha, per foot, 81 900
Crown Point Sl,l30 Gould & Curry Si22
Hale & Norcross $500; Ophir S6S
Yellow Jacket S135 Belcher per share
$50; Bullion S34 Chollar Potosi $40
Confidence So Empire Mill Sl95 I'm
Savage Sl36. Gold quotation at IL O'Clock
to-day, l403 Sterling 10.
Legal tenders are unchanged, brokers buy.
ing at IA and selling at III,
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san FRANCISCO DISPATCH.
From the Virginia Enterprise of Sunday

| From the Virginia Enterprise of Sunday.
SAN Francisco, February Judge Saw.
yer to-day gave his decision sustaining Judge
provinces authority to act as member OF
the Board of Police Commissioners. 1t is
understood that an appeal will be immedi-
ately taken from his decision to the Supreme
Court. While the question is pending there,
under this decision the newly appointed Of
fcers will be recognized by Chief Crowley,
but the old ones Will report regularly for
duty on each watch.
Yesterday afternoon the Stockton opposi-
ton steamer Relief had one Of her cylinder
heads broken and came into port with only
one engine working. By this accident the
boat will be laid up for some days.
The trial Jurors attending at the January
term of the COuty Court have signed paper
asking the Legislature to repeal the law
allowing defendants in criminal cases to
testify in their own behalf. They say it is
productive in a great majority of instances
of willful and corrupt perjury.
Edward Du5ourque sues Constantine VII
lard to recover damages laid at $4,000, for
alleged SANDER.
This afternoon parties recognized the re-
mains of the old man who died suddenly on
Kearney street, rs those Of Jean Baptist
Dochey, native of Belgium.
About l0I o'clock last night the telegraph
wires from San Francisco, via New York, to
Hearts Content, New Feundland, were con-
nected through, and dispatches were sent
md received direct over length Of 5000
niles of wire. Hearts Content being the |
point for the Atlantic Gable, a |
Message was transmitted from Valentia. |
Ireland, repeated at Hearts Content, and
ecsived in San Francisco in less than two
minutes, arriving here eight hours and four
cen minutes ahead of Valentia time The
'an Francisco operator sent seventy words
0 Hearts Content direct in three minutes.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-02-04

FROZEN INTO Characteristics severe
weather has had the effect TO make rabbits
and birds seek the shelter of the settlements
Cotton. tails tracks are very abundant about
the yards and houses at the edges of the
town and yesterday morning we saw jay
bird mounted on fence-post near General
Nourse's house. Is the appearance of this
bird sign of coming warm weather, or that
the woods are TO cold for feathered creatures !:
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-02-04
REBEL SOLDIERS IN THE GEORGIA Coz.
New York Tribune says:

Our correspondent in Atlanta mentioned
the other day fact in relation to the
Georgia Convention which we commend to
the consideration of the Copperhead press.
At least one-third of the members are ex-
Rebel soldiers. The Democratic papers have
been representing them as adventures,
Northern Radicals, contemplate partisans,
the scum of the earth. But in fact, among
our best friends in the South are the men
who fought bravely in the Southern armies,
and now, accepting their defeat with soldier
ly frankness, are anxious to give their ener-
gies to the reconstruction Of their States.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-02-04

MASH & AMMER have good Grover &
Baker Sewing for sale cheap for
cash. They have also on hand a fine lot Of
new furniture, just received, to which they
invite the attention of the public.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-02-04

GENTLEMFN's FURNISHING GooDs.-At-
tention is directed to Joseph Rosenstock's
list Of prices for complete suits for gentle
men, 1t will be found in an advertisement in
the APPEAL of this morning.
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THE DAILY APPEAL.

CoArL1MENrARY.-We acknowledge the
receipt of complimentary ticket to the
Episcopal party this evening. Thanks.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-02-04

ATTENTION CURRYs Your regular mon
thly meeting will be held this evening at
i o'clock. By order of the Foreman.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-07-17

'hroneed with men who have come from the
utmost borders of the continent. Thev are
filled with The hope thu, we are abou, by our
action end our policy to bring back the
blessing Of good government.
ii is one Of the hsppiee: omens which IN
spirit US now that those who fought brsvely
IN our late civil war are foremost in their
Dc mands that there shall be peace in the
iand' The passions Of hate and malice NAV
lInaer in mesner breasts, but we find our.
selves upheld in our generous purpose 8 by
'hose who showed the tue courage and
monhood Of bati!e. Cheers.
10 the spirit then OF Washington and Of
the patriots Of the revolution. let ms take the
steO to reinaugurate our government, and
to start il oace again on its course TO great.
ness aud prosperi,y.n ICheeIs.
May Almighty God give US the wisdom
to cary out our purposes; and may He give
every State in The Union the BLESSINGS of
peace. good order, and fralernsl sff, c,ion.
Ncy. Seymour closed amid gres. cheer.
ing.
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Lager Beer.
BY JOSH BILLINGS.

hav finally cum .ew the conc'usbun ,h o,
lager beer ss a beverage is not intoxicating
hay been Iold 60 by a German who said
he had drunk !, oil mite long, just to try The
experiment. and was obiged to 20 home en-.
urely sober in the morning. | have seen
this same man drink eighteen glasses, ana
4 II he was drunk he was drunk in German
aud nobody could undersland il. Il, 10 BRO.
per enrfi TO state thnt this man kept a larrer
beer saloon, and con!d have no object IN
stating whst was no, strictly thus.
I believed him TO The full extent Of NV
ability never dunk lut three ylosses Nv
lager ia mi life, and that made mi he'd on.
,w'sl a. Tho il was hung on the end o.
string, bet was told that il wos OWN 10 nv
bile BEN cut ov place; and guess ,hnt i,
was SO, Tor | never billed over wus than
DID when got hum TINT mite. NY Vile
mot was gOin 20 die, and | wus slr1id /
shoui1' ~, for il seemed as though every
'hing had ever eaten iD my lie wuz cum,
milo ;ew The surface; aud believe lint ~
my wife bain'' pulled my boots Just us rho
did they would nave cum laundering up Toe
y! how rlck wrzi IL years ago, sna /
can taste IL nov.
never had 80 mech experience ;n SO
short time.
II cnny man shud tell me hat lager beer
was not Intoxicating shud believe him; bu,
i he shni tell me thst wusn': drunk that
hite. but my stummick wus out OF order.
sbnd ask him 10 state ovef a few words. lest
low maa felt and acted when he WIS AZ,
ip.
IL ! want drunk ihut niic. had some ov
he mosl eternal simlums that a man ever
lad and kept sober.
an The first place il wss about 80 rod from
where drunk the lager beer 10 mi house.
nd was over two hours on .be road. and n
ole busted through each one Of my psntn-
oon neez, and didn't have any hat, and tried
ofen the door ty The bell pull; and hic-
upping awfulIy, snd saw everything IN the
Dom trying 10 &c; round on the buck aide of
ie; md 10 setting down on a chair, didn't
'aii long enough Tor il to get exactly under
'e, when 1t was going round, and ss, down
little too soon aud missed the chair sbout
z inches, and couldn't get up soon enough
, take the next one that come alopg: md
iat mint all. my wife sed ! wuz drunk as a
ces'. and as said before, began 10 spiu
p things freely,
If larger beer is not intoxicating. Il used
&c mean, taat know.
Snll hardly think tbs, larger beer js in.
'xicatng, Tor hev ben told so; and sm
Tobab!y the Only man living who ever drank
my when bis liver was no, plump.
don't want 10 say enyth;ng sgin harm
ss temperance bevrdge, but il ever drink
ny more, II will be with mi hands tied be-.
md me. and nj mouth pried open.
don't think larger beer is intoxicating.
IT II ! remember rite, think i q tastes like
glass Of soap suds that pickle he'd been
II tuw soak IN.
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Gov. Sa.noui's Speech ca taking Ii
Char iAc NauoEal De.acclat.c Goa
4 vtntioa.
GGsTLaaEs Or THE CoyyEKgIoE than
rou for Tie houor you Lave done me 10 mu k
ing me your pscsiain2 ,ilieer. !Che.re. j.
This convention Is m4 Do up of large num
trr II deifgntts irom al psr,s ol our lsnd
Io sreai degree we sre srro.gefs TO cac!
ollfr, erd vies lie 'nlir irc,s "hich r-iia,,
the country from different etanJ polnss.--
We cannot nt once icora each Others mui,
nv 'h'ueh' - grasp al ne iacic which beai
upon he minds % oiorrs. ~ our session
must be biiel. and We ere forced to act with.
oai delay upon guss'ious Of at ,xciiirg
hplacter and OF deep importance TO ouf
county. 10 mainlaia order, TO restrain all
exhibition OF passion, 20 drive oui of our
minds ali unklnd ,uspieiors, is at this time
a great duiy. Cheers. rely upon your
sense OF duty and not open my own atiliy
10 sustein me in the station in which an
placed by yoer kiud portieliiy.
Men never met under greater responsible.
ties than those which now weigh upon us
Applause. II is not a mere party triumph
we seek. We are trying 10 save our coun.
ny from the dangers when cverhang it,
We wish to iii, of the perpls xiles and the
shackles which in The shape Of bad laws
and Of crushing texs,ion must para,ze The
business ard labor Of our land. loud
cheers.
We hope too Tint we can give order
ard happiness 10 those sections
OF our country which suffer so deeply to Day
IN heir homes and in all The fields OF their
industry, from the unhappy events of the
last eight years.
] trust our actions will show tha, we ore
governed BY earnest purposes TO help all
classes Of citizens. Avoiding harth iDvec.
lives against men, we should keep the pub.
ic mind fixed upon the questions which,
must now be met and solved. tCheers.
Let us leave the past TO the calm judg.
neDt OF the future aud confront the peris Of
he day. [Cheers.l We are forced 10 meet
he assertions ip the resolutions pa, forth by
he late Republican Convention. aver
here is not in this body one man who bas
I in his heart to excite so much OF engry
ceiling against the Republican party as
must be stirred up In The minds Of those
, no read those declarations in The light OF
ecert events. and in view Of the condition
t our country.
In the frs, place. hey congratulate The
'erploNed mea OF business, the buydened
axpuycr, the isbogsr whose Aours Of toll are
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y. Il. BORING, L'rop'r.

Joseph Truxler.
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN
HARNESS AND SADDLES,
South East Corner IF the Public Square
JASPER. IND,
OFFERS histhanks to the citizensof Du
- bois couaty and vicinity for their pact
patronage, and solicits continuance aud
extension Of the same feeling conHden iha,
ne can make il TO the interest Of persons in
want oftany thing in his line 10 deal with
MIN. as his m otto sienna Y profits and quick
sales" NAV 1899.
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pY NJ. 81 LEON LOUD.

Oh, peaceful grsy,. how bIsst
Are they Who Ia Thy quit chbmbers rest.
! Alter iae .everish strife
The Wild, dark, turbulent cnreer Of li(e.-.
There shall the lhrobbing brain,
The heart with lis wild hopes and longing,
vein,
Find unGisturbed repose--
mo more 10 struggle with It's weigh, OF woes
I No passionate desires
For some brlgh! goal 10 v hch the soul us
pires-
Forever unot,sntd-- consume like quench
less fires.
Oh for drenmles leep.
A siumber cslm and deep,
a long and silent mid night in The tomb,
Where no Dim visions OF the pasl may come /;
No hsunling memories-n no tears,
Nor voice which he startled spni! bears,
whispering mys'efously o. III in coming
Pesce--pesce unbroken dwplls,
Oh grave. IN Thy lone cells.
And yet not lone, for they
Wh.'ve passed from earth awnv,
People Thy eslms--the beautiful. the yonrr
The kindred WHO nrouut ms pathway lenn
All ihat earth had OF brishiness-- an / the
tomb
l. sroabed q all lis gloon.
There would | rcs', O Crave
I'll ihy ulsiorny wave
as'a evsr-"ep' 'Ae Whole Of lies bloal;
shore;
IN Thy deep eireem y c,ln forrcliulness
Ny sou. would siaa lao mere
10 crave within lrai!, unarchoret bark. /
Lies tossing bi.luws and ,is t,mpests dats.
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RArss OF ADVERTISING.

RATES OF ADVERTISING.
For square Of 10 lines or lees, week. 81 o
Each subsequent insertion, rs els
o. Longer advertise merits, at came rnte.-
A fraction over even square or squares,
counted % a square. These are he terms
for transient advertisement; a reasoDAb Bile
deduction will be made to regular advertise.
ments.
Notices OF appointment OF administrators
sna legsl notices OF like cbsracte, 10 be
paid ia advance.
ANNOUNCING CANDIDATES.:
For Tow q ship officers, each $l,00
For County !" +" 25o
For District, Circuit, or State, 800
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Dbrdlcaeo u mc,. eeep 10 lii,le lh,prs
f,aa "a srfai.
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BE charitable TO personal deformi,y, for
The diamond - toand in an unsightly stone.
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-12-17
ILLINOIS.

CHICAGO, Dec. 16. "A granI b,nquet is in
progrtss this evening ia the immense ball Of
The ChamO DER Ut Commerce, with Lieut.. Gen
Sherman acting as President. Gems. Graut
Thomas, aud many other distinguished gen.
erals are in attendance. There are niue im.
men>e tables, bearing the devices of gene al
OF the al mie, OF Virginia, the Ohio the Cum
berland and Tennessee, commanders OF the
Gulf squadron, a I'D mem lrials of the late war
After AN hour or more had bren exhausted
in discussing the bill OF fare, speeches foil. wed
Gen. Sherman, the President, commenced
with few appropriate remarks. Then fol-
lowed the toasts aud the responses, and amid
The greatest good humor aud curdiality the
company broke UP late hour.
The various socIe les of the grand army have
been in session to-day and have accomplished
much business. The proceedings were harmo-
nous and tended to make still stronger the ties
which bind in good fellowship those who have
experienced the hardships aud triumphs of 4
years hard service. Gen. Thomas was select
ed as President of the Army OF the Cum5er-
land. Tie Army of Georgia adopted consti.
tuion and bye-laws. The Army of Tennessee
selected Gen. Rawlns for President. Prelm-
mary measures We're adopted by all the socie-
ties looking to a consolidation into one socie-