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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-08-21

The body of Gen. Halpine was laid out
in military uniform. The coffin was of
rosewood, thickly studded with silver
screws, and at the sides were six heavily
plated handles The upper half of the
casket was of glass. Below the inscrip-
ton there was draped an American flag,
and near it an officers shake and sword
The remainder of the space was occupied
by wreaths and crosses of immortelles
On stand at the head of the coffin was a
harp of immortelies, with the words sire.
lands loss" ingeniously worked in.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-08-21
Farms & Fruit Lands.

The Illinois Central Railroad Company lave FOL tae
tracts 30 and upwards 1Q00O acres Of cnolcS
farming and fruit lands aying adjacent TO ther roau
For graingrowng, stockrasng, and every purpose q
site of soil and climate.
THE FRUIT REGION
Of Southern Illinois is noted for Its wonderful fertility
kinds OF fruits During the season Of 1851 the Special
Fruit Express Train brought over 10000 boxes OF
peaches and $1,000 bushels of strawberries TO chicago
alone from thence furnishing the first fruits OF the
season all the northern markets. S90OO0 acres OF
Title In Fee from the state.
All Station Agents are provided with plsts showing
the lands for sale In their vicinity.
IE Information given upon al points at the oice Of
the Land Department, IS Michigan avenue, Chicago,
or a descriptive pamphlet, with maps showing the
exact locality of all the lands sent 10 any person writ
ing for the same, in any language, TO
JOHN B. OALH0 UM -o-g
LAND COMMISSIONER, CHICAGO,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-08-21

IT isn't what people eat, but what is di-
gested, that gives strength and flesh; it
isn't what people say, but what they mean,
that determines acts; it isn't the color of
the sky, but the direction of the wind, that
shows what the weather is to be; it isn't
what is on lady's face but what is in her
heart, that indicates her nature. Make a
men,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-08-21

The PrOCident Life Insurance and InUeSt-
ment Company, of Chicago, one of the best
managed and most substantial Life Insurance
Companies in the country, is desirous of employ
ing Life Insurance Agents, and will offer superior
inducements to frst-class canvassers. Apply to
G. Holland, Esq, Secretary, Chicago. The sys-
tenn of Life Insurance put forth by this company
is entirely original with them, and is said to be
far superior to any of the old systems.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-08-21
An Anlidote for Tohacco.

Xhis great remedy invariably renl0UeS al iesfe
for kdccO, and is entirely vegetable and hdrpfeSs
IL Is ana an excellent appetizer 1t purnes blood
nvigora the system, possesses great nourehing and
Strengthening power, enables the stomAS6 to digest
the hearest Qd makes sleep refresbt6g and esfab.
Years Cured. PNSe Fifty Cents/Per Box post free.
Treatise on tho Injurious E1scts Of Tobacco, with
lists Of testimonials, reN[enON, etc. SENT FREE
City, N. j. ~
A CLERGYMAN's TzfMosyNS ONE Box OF ANTE
DorE cured my brotAer and mysaH IT NEVER FAILS.
Rev. l. W/SnoEMAKER, KefNys Station, Pa.
Ds offesh and am restored 10 so1,nd 6sith by using
tne ANISoTE s. D. BowLEs, ProspectI[l, Mo.
FESA TnE U. s. TREASURY, Secretdyy's NeFcs.--
flease send supply Of ANTIDoTE. The one reastyed
~ acme us ioor6 SURELY. o. T. EDGAiA.
[Copyri0hted1
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-08-21

"A eonteotloner adyerlists broken
hesFsIof lhlf!sen cents ApbRnol
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-08-21
A Hundred Years Ago

-Unnegotiable bills--drafts on the inn
aqinatiOn
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-08-21
O. O. d.
American Waltham Watches.


In view of the many frauds perpetrated on the public
by dealers I'm base metal Swiss Watches, which are
mainly the refuse of the lottery and gift enterprise swim
very low price at which he will send genuine Waltham
Watches, now universally conceded to be the best
made and at the time the cheapest watch In the
world.
Hunting Watch in 2oz. Coin Silver Case. $500
The same, Extra Jeweled ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1000
The same, Extra Jeweled Chronometer Balance2900
For either of the above, in 3oz. case (extra( ZOO
For either of the above, in 4ozcase.. (eNtra) 45O
The Watches to be sent by Express, ACCOMPANIED
WITH AMERICAN WATCH CONiPANY'S CERTIF-
ICATE OF GENUINENESS.
THE BUYER TO HAVE PRIVILEGE OF EXAMI-
NATION IN POSSESSION OF EXPRESS COMPANY.
Address must be plainly written, and purchaser must
pay express charges. NJ. 4. CHAPMAN CO.,
No. AZ Liberty Street, New York.
NXTANTED-AnA Agentin every township in Illinois,
Picture of Lincoln and the Generals, with the Emanc
patton Proclamation This picture Is full of historic
interest and recommends itself by its merits, as the
successof Agents and their very attering reports
will testify Send 75 cents for sample or two red stamps
for circular. HANEY & FROST, p. o. Box 6S1, Chit
cago, Illinois. For Wisconsin, address B, M WORTH
INGTON, Madison, Wis.
no YOU WONDER how we can sell thou
IL sands of Shawls, Bed Blankets Boots, shoes, SIX
Dress Patterns, Sheetngs Shrtngs by the Web watch
Jewery Silver Plated Hard and Glassware, and give
choice in 800 articles of elegance and utility for ONE
DOLLAR each article? Send for circular. Agents
Wanted. Address c. Y. MESERVE d CO., Licensed
Brokers, So Sudbury street, Boston, Mass
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-08-21
Twincs, Cordage, &c.
MT.RARD & co.

w TWINES AND CORDAGE. Cotton Canvas-al
widths. TENTS, AWNINGS, & WAGON COVERS.
Tar, Pitch, oaiupi, Tackle Blocks, FLAGs-either
SILK or Bunting. 205 and 2O7 South Water St.,
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-06-20
From the Enterprise Of yesterday.

From the Enterprise Of yesterday.
SANFRANcIsco, June lS.-AssistantT Treas
urer Cheeseman has received telegram from
Secretary McCulloch stating that June 7-30
notes will be convertible up to July l.
One Of the crew Of the schooner Sarah Lou
lisa, named George Williams, was drowned
yesterday At Antioch.
The bark Architect, from Humboldt Bay,
reports an explosion in the Trinidad steam
sawmills, on the 18th instant, by which one
man was killed and several others wounded,
and the mill badly damaged.
Johnny Devine, alias The Chicken, is re-
covering.
Last evening ex-oficer Nolan was stabbed
by fellow named Nose Emery, whom Nolan
ordered to desist from abusing a woman.
His wound is not serious.
George Smith was taken in last night for
dealing monte.
A number OF German citizens have formed
themselves into Republican Union Club,
and held a meeting, at which they expressed
dissatisfaction at the action of the late Leg
islature, and the decision Of Judge provinces
in the Sunday law matter, and the wholesale
removal Of old policemen.
Six sailor boarding house runners have
been arrested for boarding the ship Flying
Eagle without leave of the Captain.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-06-20
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
From the Trespass of last evening.

From the Trespass OF last evening.
WASHINGTON, June l7.-Yates reported q
bill for the admission of Colorado. Laid
over under the rule.
WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE supplement
tary to that to provide national currency,
passed.
The twenty millions increase Of circuls-
ton is not allowed, but pro rata circula-
ton is provided for.
the bill to exempt ship-building material
from duty, was defeated.
Ingersoll offered resolution to tax Ma
tional Banks also providing for tax on
Government deposits.
NEW YORK, June 17.-Judge Chase, in
an interview with the President, expressed
his willingness to accept the Democratic
nomination on = platform embracing all
the living issues of the day.
Boston, June 1.-THE defalcation Of the
Hide and Leather Dealers Bank has been
ascertained to be $575,0O0.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-06-20
"P1Sro writes to the Hartford Courant

"PINTo writes to the Hartford Courant
The propensity among brokers to "take a
risk" manifested itself in queer way recently.
A member Of Henry Ward Beecher's church
was expressing solicitude lest he should not
be able to get a pew for less than one-third
more than he paid last year, when fellow
broker spoke up and said: =" will sell you
a pew. What will you give for one "
"Three hundred and fifty dollars" was the
reply. "Sold." exclaimed the other, with a
laugh. in which the lookers-on joined. The
seller afterward attended the auction sale of
the Plymouth Church pews, bid one off for
three hundred and twenty-five dollars and
gave a receipt to his acquaintance, making
twenty five dollars by the operation. Selling
short on church stock is rather novel idea,
to say the least.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-06-20

PETER CARTwRIGHT.-This veteran Meth.
odist preacher recently delivered a lecture in
Chicago, in the coure Of which he aid As
politician l am = Jackson man. and NO,
ashamed Of it. Once when preaching at
Nashville, General Jackson came In and
there was NO room for him. Some one pulled
my coat and said: General Jackson has
come. General Jackson" said l, "who
is General Jackson. II he 10 not converted,
God will damn him as soon A. he would a
nailer." Next morning I walked down the
street and met General Jackson. He shook
hands with me, and did not appear to be in
the least angry with my freedom Of the day
before. He said that Mcmahon had called
on him and apologized for me, and that he
had never felt so inclined to kick anybody
in his life. "Why," said he, if had a
thousand men such as you, with SO much
mora courage, 1 could easily conquer all
England" When told Mcmahon the re-
suit of this conversation, he was the most
shamed man ever say.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-06-20

A SAcRELIGIors OUTRAGE By THE Ku
KLux KLAN-The Memphis Bulletin says
On the night Of last Saturday week = notice
was posted in Oseeola, bearing the peculiar
eAbilistie sign of the Khan, and containing 4
threat that no "Union beggars or negroes ="
would be allowed to worship or hear the glad
Things of salvation preached in the chapel,
which they had erected themselves at a cost
of five hundred dollars. The threat SO cru
ely made was fully carried out. for on the
following merning the church referred to was
reduced to heap of smouldering ashes. The
building had been fred by band of miser-
able incendiaries. The parties to the out
rage are known to the authorities, and will be
certain to be brought to justice. 1t is stated
that the agent of the Freedmen's Bureau in
Arkansas has notified the trustees of the
church where the white people worship that
till the time the edifce burned down is re-
built, the colored population will worship
there every Sunday afternoon.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-06-20

GERMAN CrsroM.-The Alta of Satur-
day has the following: The San Francisco
Abend Post of yesterday has an advertise
ment which says: "Afianeed-Caroline
Pauegar Of Narbach. and J. c. Meusedorffer
of San Francisco" That is the way every
body does in Germany upon making ma
trimonial engagement. A promise to marry
there is serious matter and, when once
made, there is no thought of breaking it, SO
there is NO motive for concealingit. Usually
long period elapses between the engagement
and the wedding, and if the betrothal were
secret the betrothed could not venture to en-
ioy the company of each other so much as
they would after announcing to everybody
that they intend to marry. The custom
seems to be a good one; but would it suit
American society Some of the Germans
among US seem disposed to introduce it here,
so far as they are concerned. Shall it be the
universal rule? What do the young ladies
say?
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-06-20

The bill in regard to the national currency
was taken up. The question was on thu
amendment Of Davis proposing to withdraw
a pro rata amount from States having an ex
cess of banking capital and distribute the
same among those requiring it to place them
on an equal footing with the former.
| WAsHINGTON, June l6.-In the House
Dawes called up Senate amendment to House
bill for removing all disabilities from Roder.
lex r. Butler, member of Congress cleo,
from Tennessee, and permitting the ordinary
oath instead of the test oath. 1t was con-
Cured in BY a two-thirds vote.
Clark of Kansas introduced joint resolu-
| ton for the relief Of the loyal Choctaws and
Chickasaws, which was referred.
NEW YORK, June l7.-Mexican advices
state that Generals Negrete, Rega and other
rebels were arranging for war against the
Government. Negrete, with 400 rebels,
had gone to Guerrero and was being enthu-
siastically received en- route. Four thousand
rebels we're concentrating at Jalapa. Rega
had routed the regular troops in the State Of
Queretaro under Serreno.
Many arrests had been made the past month
in the City of Mexico.
HAVANA, June l6 BY the arrival Of a
French steamer from Vera Cruz advices from
Mexico to the 10th have been received
Leardo de Tajada has been compelled to
IeSlSu as MiulStcI VI oAe'Sh -AHdAs, W VI
der Of the Supreme Court. The press with
but few exceptions clamor for a change Of
Ministry. Castro has resigned the office Of
Minister of Justice. Porfirio Diaz is men
toned as successor to Tajada, who retains
the position of Judge Of the Supreme Court.
SecOr and Prieto are both spoken Of for sue
cessor to Romero at the head of the Treasury.
A revolution at the Capital was expected
il all the Ministers do not resign, and the
discomfort against Juarez is increasing be-
cause of his opposition to the election Of the
Judges of the Supreme Court and the will of
the people. He claims the privilege Of NOM
mating his own Ministers.
CAMBRIDGE, England June l6.-The Uni
versity of Cambridge to day conferred the
degree of Doctor of Laws upon Henry w.
Longfellow. The ceremony took place in
public and was witnessed BY large audience
and many ladies. But few of the students OF
the University attended. On coming forward
Longfellow met with demonstration of well
come from the assemblage, who greeted him
with loud and prolonged cheers. The Vice
Chancellor on comforting the degree, made
an address, in which he alluded in suitable
terms to the poets life, character and works.
He also spoke of the generous reception of
Dickens by the American people. After ex-
pressing qualification at the appointment Of
Reverdy Johnson, he concluded by express
ing national desire for enduring friendship
between the two nations. The Vice Chan
cellor was applauded.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-06-20

Il never see ennybody yet but what de-
pissed bed bugs. They are the meanest CIV
awl crawling, creeping, hopping, or biting
things.
They dassent tackle a man bi dalite, but
sneak in. after dark, and chaw him while he
is fast asleep.
A musketo will fight you in broad dalite, at
short range, and give you chance tew knock
at his sde-the flea is game bug, and will
make a dash at you even N Broadway-but
the bed bugg IL a garroter, who waits till you
strip and then picks out mellow places TO eat
you.
If was in the habit of swearing. I'd not
hesitate to damn bed busg right tew his
face.
Bed bugs air uncommon smart in a small
way-won pare ov them will stock hair mat
tress in 2 weeks with bugs enuf tew last a
small family hole year. 1t don't dew any
good tew prey when bed bugs are in season;
the only way tew git red ov them is tew bile
up the hole bed in aquafortis and then heave
it away and by knew won.
Bed buggs when they have grone aul they
intended to, are about the size Of a blue-jays
eye, and have brown complexion, and when
they start out to garrote are az a greese spot,
but when they git thru garroting they are
swelled up like blister.
1t takes them three days to get the swelling
out ov them.
If bed bugs hav emmy destiny to fill, i.
must be their stummuks, but it seems to me
that they must have bin made BY axident,
just az slivvers are, tew stick into somebody.
II they waz got up for some wise purpose,
they must h,v took the wrong road, for their
kant be emmy wisdom in chawiEg . man aul
night long. and raisin family besides. tew
foller the same trade.
If there il sum wisdom in aul this, hope
the bugs will chaw them folks who kan see
it, bekause l am one ov the hereticks.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-06-20

A CARD.-The following appeared in the
Gold Hill News OF last evening To the
Officers and Members of Warren Engine
Co., No. l, and of Curry Co., No. 2, of Car
son City-Gentlemen At a meeting OF
Yellow Jacket Hose Co., No. 2, of Gold Hill,
held last evening, the following resolution
was passed unanimously:
That the thanks Of the Company be ten
dered Warren and Curry Companies OF
Carson City, for their Kindness and courtesy
to our de legation who attended the celebra-
ton Of the 5th anniversary Of Warren En-
CINE Company, No. !.
. -. A. G. HAY, Secretary
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FEARFUL TRAGEDY !!
LORD KILDARE POISONED |!

NT ]. PURCELL, AT THE ." NE PLUS I'll
vi. tra'' Saloon, on King street, has just Ie-
Gel, ed from the English Prime Minister . dispatch
stating that his colleague the Earl of Kildare died
yesterday from the effects Of indulgence Of
an inferior brand Of wine.
His Excellency to prevent the recurrence Of
similar catastrophe to his many friends in Nevada,
has instructed Her Majesty's Consul in San fran-
cisco to keep Mr.. Purcell hereafter constantly
supplied with the brands exclusively used At
Windsor Castle and by tine Emperor of Russia.
Vintage Of lsU2, original packages marked c.
O. D. Please call and examine.
Carson, June 7, 1865.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-06-20
CABINET RUMORs. &C.

Washington gossip says that th'
Cabinet have brought their influence tc
bear with the President to withhold hii
accustomed veto in the case of the Omni-
bus Reconstruction Bill-which, We sup.
pose, embraces the prescribed regula.
tions for the admission of the recons.
tructed States and the government
, thereof, pending such admission. 1t
may possibly also include the bill e1-
teuding the existence Of the Freedmen
Bureau. But while these rumors are
current aud while they might other
wise be worthy of credence, the Ma
tional Intelligeucer, which is Johnson's
organ, is making virulent attacks on
Secretary McCulloch with the eviden,
intention Of driving him out of the
Cabinet. We can hardly understand
this maneuver unless it is made in the in
terest of the Whisky Ring whose enemy
and stumbling block McC0lloch is. A
demand from that band of conspirators
against the revenue laws would be like
ly to get close attention from the Presi-
dent; and if McCulloch is to be given
notice to quit We may feel pretty sure
that Johnson is in no humor to accept
and act upon the advice which the quid
nuncs tell US has been given him BY his
Cabinet. We shall be much more likely
60 be treated to Seeretaryofthe Treasu-
~ ad interim than the passage of the afore-
said Omnibus Bill without the inter-
position Of the Presidents veto. The,
Capital gossips also inform US, in their
half confidential way, that Chase has
had an interview with Andy and un-
,somed himself to that yirtuous Pie
bian. He is reported to have whis-
pared 10 his ear that he is willing to be
borne aloft upon the Democratic Plat
form, iftbat party would only be conside-
rate enough to cut it SO as to 6t him. VI
he. tChase) has been ana gone ana
done this thing-held this sort Of q
conversation with Johnson (Which We
don't believe) he is more sweetly
innocent costing of = politician than
We have thought him. He is as big
nnmbskull about political in:rigues as
Scott if be has suffered himself ts make
Q eonsdent of the President who il
~sdonbtedly trying to corah the nomin"-
ton of the Cops for himself. The plo'
gets no .inpler At Washington. very
fast and the complications which have
reference to tho Democratic nOmina-
tion keep waxing more and more per-
picking. Well ; We reckon that We
Blacks can stand it if the Cons can.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-06-20

| CAREER OF WOMAN IN MANS ATTIRE.
has the following; For some four years
past young female. the particular protege
of a wealthy and prominent banker Of this
city, has been practicing a most surprising
and successful deception on the community
at large, BY assuming the dress and aping
the manners Of one Of the sterner sex. This
Young woman, known to her intimate friends
as Julia, bu: rejoicing in the cognomen OF
Charlie Morgan among her deceived male
acquaintances, is a beauty Of the brunette
order but her features are, as may be
supposed, Of the masculine type, yet not
sufficiently so to render her at all less good
looking. During al this time she has been
in the company of the wealthy banker above
mentioned, who has lavished large sums Of
money upon her to crafty her peculiar
whim Of counterfeiting fast young man.
As the nephew Of the banker she has been
introduced into some of the yer, best fam
lilies Of this city. and has necessarily been
on intimate terms with the fast young
bloods about town and has been their COM
panion in many "spree." In the charac-
ter she assumed she spent her money freely,
drank champagne cocktails, and smoked
cigars with the fastest of her boon compan-
ions, and occasionally INDUCED in a" swear"
Her !" uncle " supplied her with the needful
to crafty her extravagent tastes. and many
Of the bloods absut town will remember the
champagne suppers succeeding visits to
the opera at which Charlie Morgan acted
the host with such natural felicity that her
real sex was not for = moment suspected. In
summer the unele." accompanied BY his
charming nephew" made the rounds Of
the watering places, where the nephew paid
such court to the fair ladies as to cause
many = heartaehe. Her team was the
fastest and most stylish on the road, and
she handled the ribbons with such a mas
terly hand. that = ride behind her spanking
team was considered so great boon that
the ladies almost fought for the privilege.
But her career was doomed to an abrupt
She vas arrested, brought to
trial, reprimanded and discharged.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-06-20
SAN FRANCISCO DISPATCH.
From the Trespaas Of yesterday.

From the Trespaas Of yesterday.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 10. Cornelius
Allen and John Lyon were arrested last
night for falsely representing themselves to
be collectors of the Fourth of July fund.
A dispatch from Trinidad, this morning,
states that the engine Of the Trinidad Mills
exploded. killing one man and wounding
several others.
The small pox is still raging here, and on
the increase. Half . dozen new cases
were reported to. day.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-06-20

ELDER KNAPP's advertisement in the Sac
ramento Bee reads. at its conclusion a
prayer meeting in He'll. All are cordially in
v!te6 to attend The Legislature not being
in session at the present time, the Elders au-
dience will be apt to be slim. - Nerada
TrMlscrip..
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-06-20

VIRGINIA AND TRuCKEE.-I. E. James,
Chief Engineer, is in this city. He has the
survey of the route entirely completed. The
grade from Carson mp Is q uniform rise OF
f16 feet to the mile. The maximum grade
% the Central, in crossing the Sierra Nevs-
d., i, ne bel-,e, lSJ feet.-1fespIss. ,,