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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-09-12

BRILLIANT STATESMAN 1t is reported
that Governor Haight, says the San Jose
Mercury, in bis speeches assured the
people that California would not be
bound by the Fifteenth Amendment
nnless the State ratified it At Stock
ton De is reported to have said: "It
makes 90 difference if three fourths, or
even nine tenths of the States should
ratify the Fifteenth Amendment, it
would not be binding upon California,
nor would it be binding on any State
that did not ratify it,"
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-09-12

VIRGINIA CIrY Irsns.-From the Eo
terp'ise of yesterday We learn that Rev
Mr.. Lstbrop will preach in the Presby.
terrain Church at Virginia City TO day
The Enterprise says The largest and
most intelligent congregations always
wait on this divine. The last sermon
ae preached here Was pronounced,
We think By all, one Of the most beau
tifll and effective they had ever heard. 3"
AdoIph Sutro. the originator of the
Sutro Tunnel scheme, will shortly give
a puDlic lecture at the Opera House in
regard to the feasibility of the scheme,
The lecture will be somewha, two
hours long. and will fully explain the
whole scheme-the necessity for the
tunnel, its eest and all about it.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-09-12

FAcrs AND FIGURES is the name
Of paper published by the Phoenix
and Home Insurace Companies. II gives
many sm1siug reasons for insaring
amopg them the following: A shoe
string saved the life Of q little girl in
New Haven. by catching on hook a.
she tell from . third story window
Therefore all little girls disposed to
fall from, a third story window should
se provided With sbOesirings.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-09-12

TINS Newark Advertiser tells how q
jersey mans life MAS saved the Other
day, b. . kick. He Gas attempting to
e., upon . moving train. With pail OF
To ter in one hand and basket Of eggs
in the other, ana was io danger Of losing
bic life, when the conductor gave hin .
vigorous KICK, which sent him dyiaG
with heels 10 the air. ,aad scattering bis
bis eggs .n1 butter in PrOmisesoss di-
recsieas, bat preserving hin fteo To-
jury.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-09-12

FRoa Ro8INsox AIXIsG DIsTRIcr.-A
correspouteE. of the Iaiaud Empire
wr,tsag from Mineral City, gives ar-
cou.,s Of new developments which b.
shInks vii, cause Robinson District to
rank among the first silver mining re-
sioas Of Nevada. He says:
The ricA.ess CT oGr mines is not the
only c-use for hope; We every day see
sni feel The beauty and utility Of hav
ing al the natural advantages in con
iauctinn With cur mining interests.
Last week large bed Of about forty
acres If excellent Are clay was dis
covered two miles west Of this city
This clay has been already tested, and
:oun 10 be durable and perfectly fire
2r"ef Though of small value at pres
rn: the day Is rot far distant when this
~iii be a valuable piece Of property,
t,r IN the future smelling works are
Destined 10 p y as important . part in
tie process Of silver extraction in this
country - 1t already does 10 the regions
of South America.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-09-12
SouIfHIUa BETTER IN THE
HIRSxHT.


rThe following lines, written by lady
resident Of Carson, were suggested by
reading those commencing Something
better in the FUTURE" copied 10 yes
tsrday's APPEAL. In advice, we think
our contributors something better
than contained in the lines referred to:
''something better'' in the present,
Let us grasp it while We may;
Wait not morrow, 20 uncertain,
Let US hold it fast to-day.
''Something better all are craving,
Make that something oars to-day;
We've no promise Of tomorrow,
Strive and win without delay.
Strive to make life holier, purer,
For We hear our Father say,
Seek and find; not on the morrow,
But it shall be yours to-day.
Restless ones thy longngs cherish!
With a will begin each day.
We shall mount the adder higher,
II our aims be high Away.
Be happy then; enjoy the present;
Improve each hour that glides away,
Never leaving till tomorrow
That which can be done to-day.
''Something better" is within US,
Let US act it while we may;
God will give US grace to conquer
If we breathe prayer each day.
'Something better" Father give;
Shed thy sunshine Ger our way
Some new grace unfolding ever,
Some fruit ripening every day.
Carson, September IL, 1869. NJ. A
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-09-12
row AND rH1u.

Ten months have elapsed since VI
6rst planted our wsyward feet 10 Ham
iltos. Then, il Consisted Of seven
houses and piece-all Of them rickety
shapties. One was . restaurant, one q
bar room, one = butcher shop, and the
other three were saloons or whisky
mills. At that time the town was filled
with people from all parts oftbe coutry,
every one come in search of tho ''poor
mans Paradise" and nearly all Of
them being proper subjects to be in
search OF just such place. as few Of
them he'd much coin); some were will
ling to 60 in search of mines, but the
larger portion wanted he mines TO come
10 search Of them. Hundreds of them
growl Another class located a mum
Der of mines. and without making my
effort to develop them, pronounced
themselves to lie worth millions, and
with what money they had went after
the tiger" The little town also
swarmed With broken down sports"
from every portion of California, Ne
vada, Montana and Idaho. All or
nearly all of the above since then have
become convinced that White Pine, like
other mining camps, would yield up
her treasures to those who were indus
trious. and as a natural result have left
for parts uukno~n. Another class con
sisted of men who bad means, and who
came for the purpose of doing business.
They are The men who have caused the
little town 10 grow TO city. Lastly,
comes the industrious mining class.
V no, with willing hands went to work
TO develop the mines Of the district
This, however, has progressed but
slowly, as large bodies of rich ore
we're found near the surface, which |
ave more than supplied the mills OF
The district. Few mines now have
to a depth Of 100 feet. IL
not = single instance have We seen a
nine properly prospec'ed without de-
reloping good ore. Then We had no
owns. no developed mines, no mills,
10 regular established business, moth
ng but vast wilderness and towering
where the miners pick had
Icarcely disturbed their solitude. The
cIio ipoheH upon "ui'c iue ~ - uio
N hundreds of other mining excite.
nents- Now we have city. Many Of
he buildings are not surpassed in the
'rsie for size, durability or complete
ess of architecture. The mountains
ave been pierced in hundreds Of places
nd ore of unparalleled richness Is
cling daily extracted. Mills have been
rected wherever water could be pro.
ured; and in order to supply this neces
,ry article, more capital has been in
est-d than has ever been done IN any I
lining district of California or Nevada {
'r the same purpose. Business has {
'ken an established stand, and the I
hole world now begin TO look At i
Thite Pine rs a reality, and not as 6c- c
on.-Lniand Empire, 9th. .
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-09-12
Bic GAME.-The Marysville Appeal

Bic GAxE.-The Marysville Appeal,
of September 18th, says:
On the 4th instant, Andrew Gaar,
Thomas AldsperEer and Thomas Dun
ham, of Sacramento River, R D Brown
and Sawyer Pierson, of Yuba CRY,
killed the largest deer, at Judge Gnar's
ranch, Suffer county, that was ever
known to have been killed in the State.
1t dressed (clear) 220 pounds.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-09-12
PAsr,cuLA - OF rns DEAru OF TasAs.

PARTICULARS OF ras DEAru OF TasAs.
ussR RHoADss.-From . private letter
10 Controller Parkinson, No are per
mitied TO extract the following You
sre aware how i'll be was when you
left. He grew weaker, and on Wed.
nesday was scarcely able to walk even
With the use Of . cane. Thursday he
kept his room, and 10 the evening suf
tered greatly from pressure in the re-
gion Of the heart. The clerk of the
hotel says that the waiter was sum-
moned at about 3 to get . pillow (he
was in the habi, Of taking a pillow in
his arms and leaning over on it, it
seeming to give relief to his pain by
its pressure), and also to summon .
physician. Blu: . few minutes elapsed
before his return With Dr. Letterman,
when he was found on the floor dead.
An autopsy had been held to-day and
his de-th attributed to ''pneumonia and
enlargement of the heart" the heart
being double the natural size. His inn
mediate Nevada friends, N. A. H Ball
Senator Haiues, Gillig and others are
experimenting the arrangements for bis
funeral. And so has passed from among
US our generous, noble hearied friend,
whose kindly nature endeared him to
Us.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-09-12
TRKED BY GRIZZLY. - Says The
Healdsbury Flag, oil Sept. 4th:

Healdsbury Flag, OF Sept. 4th:
Joseph Hendrix, a hunter, living
some fiteen miles from this place to-
ward the coast, while sitting in his
cabin, heard a hog squeal . short dis
lance from the house, and putting his
gun on his shoulder starred 10 see what
vas mp. When be got there he dis
covered that grizzly and her two
cubs bad one of his hogs. He leveled
his gun at her aud sbot her through
from side to side Old bruin made for
him, giving Hendrix barely time enough
to climb q tree near BY leaving gun
ana other things that were in bis way
at the foot OF The tree. He snid that
she vas badly crippled-blredin9 at
The mouth and sides. After watching
him for abou, half an hour she finally
vent into the chamisaI. Joe got down
rs quick as be could and rushed for
home.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-09-12

Tss physician OF the Prnssian Ad-
miralty has proposed 'he adoption BY
all civilized States of . flag Of distress,
TO be used on every occasion. both In
veace and war. It 10 suggested that
the Gag should be OF dark yellow
color, With . red cross upon it.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-09-12

How WRirE PIsERs Do. - White
Pinrrs going East by rail are sending
20 San Francisco and Sacramento 10
purchase tickets for railroad fares, be-
cause 'hey car be had At . lover figure
there than q, Elko.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-09-12

MOUNTAIN fever Is quite prevalent il
White Pine just nov, % 10 lears fr"o
sae aoc,ors. Bat few deaths, However.
are reported from this eaase.-Laiasd
ape
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-09-12
NEW TO-DAY.
AN EVENING SCHOOL
AT WLOR INSTITUTE.

The undersigned proposes to open an Evening
School in this place, provided sufficient number
Of persons desire 10 become members Of il. His
easy and natural system Of accurate, and rapid
Arithuietical Calculations, will be especially
taught Other branches Of study will not be
neglected. Those interested in the opening of a
School Of this nd will please meet at the School
;.ouse, on next TUESDAY EvkNlNG. at y
o'clock and talk the matter over with the teacher.
VIM. b. LAWLOK.
September 18th, 1869.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-09-12
SPECIAL NOTICE.

No larger amount than FIVE DOLLARS (S5)
h silver chin will b. received 1t the Banking
O0es u Wsiis, kargO 4 Co - ons time, except
e. aAiDco1at q Qns pr cs03.l
Carson, september eth, looo.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-09-12

WprLs . mother vas brooding oves
her poverty, her little 500 said:
Mamma, think God hears whea ws
ser>pe The bottom Of the barrel"
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-10-21

nit eer Minnefota Democratic ftebt> Sei<
gen beutli9 bic r1euen Muiancen oiel er
an 9teorien rei@en partei.
Stc bat bic Temperen3<Yartei audi
k@obb ;Demofraten 9enanrt, unter ibre
kPGGitti9e oenommen. u8ruter" 8pmcilb
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pie Gobb@D tmotraten idon Aeoei6en.
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bon YrinSipientreue. @dren mir 8pmz
w. mir murben INT tieien 1aSnmYunp
3uf befrdfti9en Rem, renen @une Surufen
Sister, let. us retire to. some private
room and join in prayer! There is
too, much ,leyity going on here!, q.
~ Ginise bSsmiQise 2eutc bebaupten
ferner. rab rau4 Goodbye nonnelly
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unatbdn9i9e urtbeil be6publifuma.. Die
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@abltaae etnmdtbi9 gu eurer partei> ar.
teitet uao fttmmt fir pa5 9an3e Gidet
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betbeiligen. Beif out Boilers" unp
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bleiben. @ir iino' pieS Der Nation, unz
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unp raS 8ewuetltin> ais 8iiraer unlerst
p1idt setban ;u baben miro 9ewiB nidt
ausbletben.
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fit unier Ylalfurm, uniere Can't,
paten uno cine slan5ence Majoritat fir
pieie!ben ais paS unSweifelDafte Gel ulta1
Ger bepprfsbenDen Wabl.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-10-21

fu@ten, unb wtr ftne nr9 jebt oaYpn
uber3euet toB btes nod p%oQitunrig 3u
Sage fpmn,en unb Dom @olf aQ9emein
anertannt tperben miro. ISL miro Cd
cann UNI bic burnrnen Teufel" Der @op>
p%erbeaoprei1e itebsn? III uel&e &attenz
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Nfe1p gotf erieben farm: II. ..'@ 49,.
an Die teutf6enn MepubIifauer:
- New yorti Z. Sci. 1859.
vOaS bon cem beut|1m reputlifani<
19en GentralzG COMMITTEE ernannte Quiz
COMMITTEE, pel9e6 NIT Der Mufaabe be-
traut mar, Den sere9tet Nnlprii9en ber
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.Sigung be6 9taatss Committees wurre
'@cneral Sisel ctnftmmt9 fit oa5
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General Stsel ertldrte, unter ben eeoebe<
men @srbdltninen bic q / alton
annebm en- 81 wollen.
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StaatszG COMMITTEE nit aQ9tmeinen 8etz
faQ6bcseiaun9en ent9e9en 9enommsn."
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uno gu untertiiben; unp BADEN otelel5en
9l'tdSeitigetnea~ @t9elz@ ampagne~ Club"
or9antltrt. uNa@kar u Wie lebt eS
NIT Der ~Glepbantenbaut" jener
reutl1en Mt1el?
Bir wirpen auc6 bit6 ni@t erwabnen,
wdrt un5 niGt Die Gprliebe unlere5 oez
lbaBten@oQc8en fir pa6 ~Na6e fnaden"
befannt.
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9enrp @aro See1er,

SON einem Treunoe wurbe unS bic
ueberleBuns pes fpl9enccn berrli9en
pai1u6 aus elmer Yrepi9t BON 5enry
Barp 8eeder> pe5 Observation-Disclosures
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Staat8 Neui9feiten.

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ben rl,r cine 1ebr fleineS umn,e u@ban9e"
unc eini9e Stamps>
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Meuefte Ma@rt@ten.

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Jteyplrer.
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Webrere prominente Nepublifauer III
Wtaorio pureen in ben leBten Gasett yer
9aftet.
NaHsille, Sft. 10.
NaIbptle. 49, Der Genat nabm
eintimn1is 8el6li0e 9eaen &spupiattpn
Der Gcnnei &c StaotS 8pnbS in traenp
wel6er Gorm AT.
@a1btnetpn,-Ni6te Yierppnt
BON SEEM Yorf wtro bic Grnennun9 ais
elmer Der &t@ter am Scr. @taatenSberz
8unoe8z@ eridt erbolten.
50 to n.-Die Moycrid SelNafnerie
tn GAIT Bottom brannte @ontaa Morae11
nit 200 6di1ern petroleum al. Ser
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Gorrefppnoeuseu Der Staats5citnne,
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County @urneyor:-Same5 Senfs.
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Court Commit - @pl. g. 6,
Wran5.
Coroner Carl Carlton.
60. Gpm'5 /. . ifirct :-Sam'l Wbis
ting.
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