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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-08-02

Public INSTALLATION of the officers
Yet of Union Lodge No. 4, l. o. e. T., will
Q place at their hall tomorrow evening.
|e ceremonies will take place at $50. The
bic is invited, as well as a special invi-
hon extended to the officers and members
the Band of Hope. After the ceremonies
re will be a dance at Turn Nerein Hall.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-08-02

PORTABLE, SELF-ACTING FIRE EXITING
IHER-Mr. Edward l.. Levey, well and
orally known to our citizens as a former
ident of this place, but whose home is
F in San Francisco, is in town and will
balm few days. He is General Agent on
Coast for the Patent Fire Extinguishcr,
ich may be seen at the store of f, b. Rail.
an invaluable invention for the eXtinc
b Of fires in their earlier stages, being
lily portable and ever ready for instant
|. Mr.. Levey will give an exhibition OF
usefulness, tomorrow evening. See an
+er,isement setting forth the merits Of the
ention, in the APPEAL of this morning.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-08-02
GOODS MADE TO ORDER.

fur the accommodation uf such ~ may desire,
W. have secured the services II c,l,bfai,d Iurp.
p.an cutter, anu are prepared g. mbkn W tier.
goods ~ It L. sulei loo any other housr % the
coast shir,s, Ties, Collars, etc mad. t. Ut4er
a; short notice.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-08-02
STYLES.

Having agents Ia tandun ard Paris Ne in,t,dnts
the urA styles IL san Francisco .inultanruusiy
with their appearance ia New lork
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-08-02

fDIroR OF ArPEAL-Dear Sir; Among
er good things in Carson, there are sew
good schools. A stranger coming here
u learns of the gh reputation Of the two
ools taught,-one by Mr.. Llwlor and the
r by Misses Clapp and Babcock. But, in
awards Of merit, the Public School should
be overlooked. Ms, Goe of the first, and
; 1orrevson of the second department, in
school, deserve much credit. The sum
term has inst closed. Those present
Witnessing the exercises Of the last day.
e much pleased. There was no formal
limitation. The programme was brief,
pie and un>tudiad. Vet enough appeared
he surface, in both departments, to show
the one hand that the teachers had taken
th pains with the pupils, and on the other
d that the pupils themselves had been
= rested and made good use of their time.
ents and others were present on this &C.
! this; it did good; it charmed the teach
and animated the scholars. 1t would do
= greater good if they would also be pres
now and then during the terra. Such at
ion and manifest interest and sympathy
e most enlivening and stimu lating effect
upon teacher and pupils. By ali means,
ny are friends Of the school, If thev would
ate It's standard. if they would make it
re and more what public school should
viz, means of general and thorough |
Eipline, a public blessing, the pride aad
be Of the commonwealth then let them |
(th;s. The Trustees are anxious to make
5 such a school. They are endeavoring to
what they can in this direction. Such |
p as they have it in their power to give the
;hers, they freely afford. For the encour-
Iment of the pupils, on the occasion now
erred to, they distributed various prizes
b a suitable gift to each one Of the pupils.
"a now what further is needed: What
make the public school OF Carson all that
|could desire any school to be- What will
tHem on par Will TIC oest Vi eueh
Sools anywhere: OF course there should
irst-rate teachers. These should be en-
ped as long as they do well and are willing
work. But is this all; What can the
kmen do in the absence of his tools
II the best results be looked for when the
terials are wanting and the means of work.
defective. What further is needed, is 4
and well-furnished house, providing for
fort and health both in Winter and SUM
!; well-constrncted and assorted seats ;!
l.ful surroundings; various and useful
l.ratus suitable yard and outbuilding. i
lhings, from bo;tem to top, as far as may
complete anl perfect. May Carson soon
Eze this idea? Every man and woman
bid favor this. and help all in their power
b i. Pho B0No PUBLIco.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-05
Won NAV be too Late.

OU NUy O0 tVV AIoS0s
Be warned in time. Diseases like Indigestion
and Dyspepsia are not to be tridsd with. There
10 such thing a. being too hts in these matters.
inflammation, Or seirrhus Canoes, or soms other
dangerous disease may ensie, when ali restora
tivss, NO matter how pstsas, would BE- insGsctusl.
Do not delay then. When ne symptoms Of Dys.
pspsia are arst experienced resort at once TO the
great restorative nsdioine, H0STETTER'S
STOMACH BITTBRs, and you will BE- safe.
But few disorders involve greater suffering, and
II not In itself immsdia ,sly dangerous. Il 10 the
seures Of many deadly msladies. Even u It did
not tend to greater evil. the meutal and physica
misery Il produces 10 alone q sufficient reason
Why no pains should bs spared to prevent Of curt
It. In no county on the faoe Of the globe 10 II
80 completely donestiested 40 in our own, where
It 10 found 10 nearly every household HOSTEL.
TER'S STOMACH BITTERs ere universally
conceded to bo the sovereign. remedy for this an
noying disease, - they act directly upon tho d.
gsstive organs. correct aud tone the stomach, and
givo renewed vitality to the system. Acting Dc
lightfuly upon tho ner~ss and soothing th'
brain, ronders them edi"aoious - . mental medi-
cine, as well as genial stomachic. II taken q
. preventive, they will bc found particularly vel
suited 10 the diseases arising from the unhssitb,
season Of autumn, and their use will prevent th'
creeping, unpleasant sensation often complained
Of when the chilis are stealing slowly upon th'
patient.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-05
Tho Pilisbuvg EveuIng Mail.-At-

Tho Pilisbusy EveainG Mail.-At-
tentiou is directed to the prospectus Of
this literary journal, published by Messrs.
Campbell h Young, 'Pittsburg Pa. to be
found in another column. II will be
seen that the publishers have secured
some Of the best and most prominent
writers Of the age to contribute to their
columns, which will tend to make the
Mail moet interesting sheet. See the
inducements offered persons in getting up
clubs.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-05
BINGHAMT0N, N. Y, July 27, 1867

BlNaHAMroN, N. Y, July 27, 1867.
Agent Florence Sewing Machine Co.
Dear sir-In answer to your inquiry
as to .ay opinion Of the Florence Machine,
I have to say that I consider it far supe.
rior to any other machine OF which I
have, any knowledge. The ono rur-
chasd from ysu oiehtesn months since,
has given ME perfect sdiisfaAtion in every
partioalsr. I have used il almost con
stantly aud it hus never been out Of order,
orgiven me any trouble, and l have never
seen work done on any other Machine
AZ nicely as I can do it on my "Florenee.' VI
You can re!er any one to mo who wants
to know anything shout the Florence.
Yours, &c. Mrs. E NJ. NEWTON.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-05

Shooting Afiray.-Thc election Tues
day passed of quietly with one escep
tion. Two men, T. J. Clagsctt aud rhos
Brown got iutoa difficulty, and the for
.mer was shot through the arm, and struck
over tho head several times with a pisto
by the latter. Politics had nothing ia
do with it.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-05

Serious Accident. Robert Thomson
was seriously injured yesterday, at Car.
tsr's Mill, while unloading saw Jog.
He was Knocked down and the log, two
feet in diameter and twelve feet long
passed over him, crushing bis, collar bone
aud otherwise injuring him. '-~
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-05
Seulheru II Hsme JeuruaI.-This trul

Southern Hsme JeurHal.-This truly
.meritorious journal Of literature has just
commenced the publication Of Mrs. Win.
-stanley's great story, entitled, "The Pess.
ant Girl;" also, "The Cruise of the Six
Hundred" by Maj. W. ". Goldsborough
The account he gives Of the horrible suf.
ferings aud pr,vations inflicted upon Sia
Hsndred Confederate Officers, who were
sent, in 1864. from Fort Delaware to Gen.
Fosters department in the South, for re
<aliatory purposes, is almost beyond hu-
man be ief; but there ere still msuy liv
,ing witnesses to these facts. Everything
We hsve ever read Of brutality to priso.
uss during the war pales before this.
Truly there 10 Wiss who has been over.
looked.
Tho Southern Home Journal 10 pub
lished at Baltimore, Nd, by John Y.
Slater. s3 - year. Send for q sample
copy. The Herald and Journal can BE-
had At 90 so . year. Send in your names.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-05
LOCAL AND COUNTY.

We hear people from every section
talking about the cheap goods in Louis
willie at Woods, Higginbo'hum l. Co. T.
They say they sell everything tho Far
mcr wants to buy for less than it can be
had anywhere else.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-05

Woods, Hies'nbe.han = Go. buy ttsi' j
goods East. sf lhpbr'ts ana M.aufsiq'
tursrs and do not have opsy St. Louis
men profits; consequently they can af-
ford 10 sell 'chespet::stEsn suy hdais in
the county. n H@xMx-a,At
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-05

Robbery. The house Of Henry Ross,
near Truxtou, was entered, on Tuesday,
by asct Of thieves, and robbed Of q con
siderable sum Of money. ,Mrs.! Ross, who
was asleep when they entered, vas struck
on The Assa and did not rsoovss from the
shock until after they had left.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-05
Ma. Shot at Chautilla.-A very Sc.

Ma. Shot at Chautilla.-A very Sc.
rious affair occurred at Chantilla, in this
county, on last Tuesday, which resulted
in the death Of Mr.. John Rose, who
was shot through the bowels by one
James Bray. It saemo an old difficulty
existed between the men; and on last
Tuesday Immediately after Mr.. Rose ar.
rived in town and stepped sup to crowd
Of men collected on the street, Bray nd.
vanced toward him, aud without suy
words passing between them, drew his
pistol aud shot him Bray immediately
started to run, and though several shots
were fred at him. by tho friends Of Rose,
nude his escape into the brush near by
and q: last accounts had not been over.
taken. Mr.. Rose died the day following,
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-05

NJ. ). r. Logan, Of Rolla. Missouri, on
the 18th ultimo, shot aud seriously
wounded Mr.: Chsstiue Miller, whs had
seduced his daughter.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-05

Burprise rlles.-Ths long winter
evenings will soon be upon Us, and the
cheerful Areside smusements be again
inaueurated. Sooisbles can but prove 10.
tsresting and beneficial to community,
throwing aside reserve, and implsntiug
10 lie stead . confidence and friendship
Of tho most pleasant character. The
following hints, which VI clip p'ftom AZ
exchange, may not prove wholly uuaecsps.
able to many: "what are now called
surprise parties became quite fashionable
in Eaglaud about the year 1900, when
they we're called "Pic-nio Suppers." The
bill Of fare was prepared each dish be.
ing numbered the subscribers ia
the entertainment drew lots, aud each va,
required to furnish the dish marked
against the number he drew. This may
be useful as hint to persons getting uT
surprise parties, which, by the way, are
the most sensible species Of entertainment
nov In vogue, because tho entertainer Il
required to furoish only the parlors
and is put to no trouble to prepare fo
the guests, while tho visitors furnish thei
own supper and music, aud TINS equalis'
the expenses. Aud again, people who
live in pleasant house, but who csnuo
afford to prepare an entertainment entire
ly At their own cost, nay thus still re
ceive their friends occasionally aod en-
joy social and iestal evening""
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-05

Farm for Sale. The farm known as
the "uamilton Farm" Il miles north
Of Troy, containing 1917 acres, is offered
for sale on reasonable terms. There is
about GO acres in cultivation, comfortable
dwelling and out houses, one good to.
bacco barn, two living springs within q
lew yards Of the dwelling, abundance Of
of stock water. &c; is within mile and
q half Of the survey Of the st. Louis and
Keokuk railroad. Price Sl8 per acre.
For further particulars inquire Of G. NJ.
Hamilton, Auburn, Mo-, Jas. A. Ward,
at Troy, or John. W. Hamilton, on the
premises fscp3 n36 8m
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-05

Woods, Higgibotham l. Co., at Louis.
vile, will sell you great many articles
for'less mt ney than other merchants pay
for the same. 20 and sec them, it will
pay you. They ought to be patronized
because they put own prices in Lincoln.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-05

RcligiouS.-Quite religious revival
took place ut the Star Hope Baptist
church, 10 this county, last week, kevs
NJ. s. Whiteside and j f. Smith preside
ing. Tho meeting continued several
days, and twenty two souls wero added to
the church BY experience and baptism
The Star Hope church was organized
about one year ago. last Asy, by the
present pastor, Rev. N. 8. Whitesido, in
u school house, four miles southwest o.
Falmouth. Fhe membership and attend
ance increased so rapidly, that it became
necessary to secure more conmodious
place in which to hold their meeting
When the Church made knowa this fact
and their Intention to build house oi
worship. Mr.. Francis Wilmington gcner
'ously donated to the congregation beau
tiful site, and the citizens extended lib
oral assistance. The result is, they have
now house of worship ofwhich the,
may justly be proud, aud which is az
ornament and credit to tn, community.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-05
POSTAL ARRANGEMENTS.

OpPAnfUR.0 OF MAiLs.
Fer Wright City, daily (sxcspt sunday) stA.So A n
Lost Branch, Mondsys. ..""..".....o
Auburn, Tues, Thurs, sat.,"".. ....s.oo
Ashley, Tuesdays and Fridsys""...s.oo
Cap. .au.Gris, Wednesday ays..".... .~...0.oo
Truxton, Fridsys~. ..".."....".""".6.00
Tho msils close at O'Clock on the evening
previous " their departures.
ARRIVALS.
From Wright City. daily ("xcspt Sunday a.osr y
Lost Branch, Mond'ys..".""."..S.o
Auburn. Tues., Thurs. and Sat ,."..S'00
Ashley, Wednesdays and saturaayswe.oo
Cap. au. .Gris, Wedne sdays." .."".-..AQo
Truxton, Fridays .."... ....o.0o
B. CKUMP, P. NJ.
WILL. X. Youxo, Asst P. NJ.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-05

Woods, Higginbotham T. Co. have tho
largest stock Of Dry Goods, Clothing
Boots, Shoes, Hats, &c., &c., ever brought
to Lincol, county, and are selling them
at the same you pay for them at the
river. They say if they don't sell to you
at river prices, they will give them t.
you.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-05

Go and see Woods, Higeinbotham l.
Co at Louisville, and see If all the yarns
told by other merchants are 80. They
deal fairly with you, adheriug strictly to
Ono Price to ell.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-05
Gold Pens Rtpoimted.-A. G. Bag

Gold Pens Ktpoimted.-A. G. Bag
ley, the original Gold Pen manufacturer,
324 Olive street, St. Louis, by a new
plan can make repoi"ted pen as good
as before the point came IF. \ pen
that has never been rcpoin,ed elsewhere
he can make as good as new, and the
points will never come df If properly
used. The elasticity Of tho nihs arc not
impaired by the process. We have q
pen Of his rcpoiuting before Us now, and
1cel justified in recommending Mr.. Bag
ley to all who have pens to repoint, or
who wish to purchase a pen to suit them
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-05
'AIrxk OF hY,iEx.


"1sssisss h ihs nuriSf9sf aAeven."
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MASpnu-.ASs 34w}Sas on shs "a sSs.., ;,
Fs.hss clzl7, NJ. do1sTA hI{NE NUDE, AM
rAp.NxlY MooRA A,tss6 ihk tsSaty ..s
~. i aSSay s,g nIazt.s Isl' -
"wsx ~. passiSt Stsway." ."~---'-
,Disb- --0f lsai1 dl,sap, % ~ Sosk koe 0eapbsr
skasks, sssslenss eli, ~ iaeIsr, VI Z. wAsos
" Asssfs Mts s.zstlllA Eayttkos, ii
the 18th year o. her sge.
"Light b. the tssf u Thy toabi
Msy its verdure like emerald bs. I D.
There shoull net b the shadow Of sason
In aught that reminds us of thee.
Young Aowsrs and On evergreen tree
May spsiag from the spot Of Thy rssti
But nor cypress nor ysw lot Us sss-
For why should ws mourn for the stssr"
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-05
READ! f.EAO! READ
The Pittsburg Evening Mail

Nv l AsV0OuAS A'OnA"S 1A""
WA be en- ,oraed to 2S Cblun,ns on or
about the 1st Of November.
L. srdsr to add to tho attractions Of our col
umns, We have secured . CORPS OF BRIL-
LIANT WRITER'S, who will contribute arti-
clcs from time 10 time on live subjects. Among
the celebrities already engaged. arc
T. A. POLLARD,
''Sketches Of the last days Of the Confederacy."
These sketches will contain mine Informs
tiOn concerning tho "Lost Cause" unknown 10
any other writer, while The brilliancv of Mr..
Pollard's pea 10 acknowledged on both sides Of
tho Atlantic. E
ANNA e. DICKINSON,
Whose reputation 10 world. wide, will contribute
articles on the "Question Of the uour," In hor
usual tsrse and vigorous style; sHd
GEORGE ALFRED TOWNSEND
The most graphic and elegant newspaper writor
in America, will give US brief series Of letters
from the Capital.
JEAN SuUMACK,
Tho humorist, will occasionally tell our readers
his experience in the fold Of politics.
Tho Pacific and Atlantic Telegraph
Company
Will furnish us with Flashes Of News from all
parts Of tho world, while sselable corps Of Re-
pOrters will have charge Of the Citv Department,
which will contain every ,hnyof local Interest
With thcso attractions We feel that The EVEN.
INC MAIL wall soon DO read over thewhoe coun.
try. Those Wishing to subscribe for It should
send in their names at once. It will DO mailed
to aa5 address for six dollars per anoum, iuvari.
ably In advance.
Subscriptions for three o. six months received
ct tho same ratios.
To any person sending Us . club Of Ten We
willmail copy free, or for club Of Twenty wo
will send by Express q splendid STEEL EN-
CRAVING, and scopy Of the MAIL.
A Fine Family sewing Ma.
. chine s.
Will be awarded To the person who sends rs q
club Of Fifty.
CAMPBELL 4 YOUNG.
n454 Editors and Publishers.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-05

Fer Sale.-An excellent mileh COW,
on very reasonable terms. Apply At
Sis Oaes.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-05

COURTS IN LINCOLN COUNTY.
C,sou,r Cousr--second Monday In Ap II and
Fourth Monday IN September.
CouxrY Couar-sscond Mondays In February,
Nay, August and Novsmbsr. $751;
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-05

Au duI0y OCcuTIcu ~ VuIOOU IN ASs
mar, Barton county, on the Goth inst.
resulting 10 the death Of DR.. A. Jones, an
old citizen Of the county It appears
the Doctor had testified against the 'loy
atty" Of Jasper McClune before the Board
Of epistration. McCluue charged him
with falsehood ut the time. Subseq uently
they met akthe saloon, when Jones seised
McClune BY the collar AID struck him
several times, whom the latter drew q
knife and stabbed him twice, inHicting
mrotal wounds. Tho doctor died imme.
dia,eiy. McClune wss arrested and com
mitted to prison in dsfanlt Of 81 900 bail.
On Wednesday. in Clear Creek town
ship, Cooper county, IN old man named
Joseph Mapes was foully murdered by
three men, aud il 10 supposed thst bis
wife was instrumental 10 the crime. The
names Of the murdsrers are 'Chos. Goode,
Geo. McIntosh and Ihos Bennett. The
two former were from Iowa, and were men
Of very bad eharsotsr.' Tl,Sy wsre oil
tried before . justice, snd committed, to
await action BY the Grand Jury. The
officer with guard Of twelve smen started
to Boonville to lodge his prisoners In
jail They stopped for the night when
they had gone about twelve miles, and
about eight or nine o'clock At night q
mob Of sixty or eighty men disguised,
rushed into the heuae, seised Goode and
Mcintosh, who we're chained together,
plscsd ropes around theis aseks, carried
them . half mile from the house, and
hung them both to tho same limb, and 70.
tired without further disturbance. The
whole performance was executed with
such celerity that the o6cer and guard
had no time to mako . defense for ths
prieousys. y-,t..3 s9 ~ E3s3G5s .
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1868-12-03
Small Farms.
thrihs.

Everything connected with the pros.
perity OF the South seems 10 indicate the
necessity of changing very materially the
system OF agriculture. Some Of our plan.
ters. who are favorably situated, find it
to their advantage to keep up their large
plantations aud to employ large force.
Every man must, OF course, be his own
judge in this matter. But, "a a general
rule, the want Of cheap labor to keep the
drains and ditches open, to keep the
ferces up and general system Of i'm
provemont on the farms, plainly indicates
the necessity Of reducing tho size Of our
farms and leasing them to good tenants,
at reasonable prices, in order to the i'm.
proVement Of the lands.
Skilled labor and ordinary industry
and forecast will soon convince every one,
tha. the system Of small farms offers the
highest Inducements to tho future we'll
being OF the community. We must try
the adoption Of the shift! system or change
of crops, leaving lands uncultiyated with
a coat Of cIoYer or under fence to proven,
grazing, the cultivation Of the cereals and
the grasses, as well as every other article
needed either for home consumption OF
market produce, Let every person plan,
an orchard OF choice fruits. There is
scarcely anything more profitable, aud
certainly nothing more attractive to make
home p'easan, to family.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1868-12-03
From the Darlington Southerner. | .
The Lords of Creation.
DY MRS. wILLIAMs.-MANA a spENDTuRIFT.

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no ono ,o,,,ro, >. ,.n -. ...,L .,. W..
tho for co,,ox
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tall with ., r,,I.,;
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Wa hoo, ,,-o,, IooI ,ho,,. NINA:
ruipinr their busbend, bv their ex,rava
ranco while. in rea,itv. tho bpsh,nd b,s
ruined himself w his rash srecr,o,iors
or spepdrhrih habits
DO men, who have money, eve, danv
themselves what monevwil nnrchasc2
And, very Frequently. do no, ma, yho
have no money Of THAR own t.la ,bo,
belonrinp to other neonlo 70 su,n,v ,bo;r
fspcied or roaI wants vnba yon sorlor,
hear of n woman robbinr her emrIoror
do not mean servants I'm, woman who
occurv hirhcr places Of trust. but how
foo,f,Ily Ian, ~, oo,,l,o,. -, ., 49,
bsvo ,oLo, ,1h., Al nos to,oo.,, ;, .t,,,
and oxnandaa !, p, ,b.i, c,;,,r n,o,.r,os
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mon sn,rd q, ,,or. u;,I.o., ,ro,,on r.h;,o
.he da,,L,ers Of vi,,,o ,o;r on - o-n.,
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oba,onor, ,r,;i ,bo ,,o.o oro,,.o
cc;vo thor,
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