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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-01

The Conservatives at their meeting tho
other day did some unwlse things, rs they
are in the habit Of doing, aud We may expect
that thls class Of people will keep on doing
more or less foolish things. Still, on sitting
down oil these doings and coming to the
real thing In which all may feel an interest,
as 1t points to speedy reconstruction, We
learn this much, that these people are begin
ming TO see that 1t Is best for them to accept
the situation and organize their State 10 ac-
cordance with the reconstruction laws Of
Congress. Something, at least, has been
gained.
1t is true that many portions Of the con-
sttutlon to be voted for is distasteful to
them, but they will submit. Their chief
anxiety seems to be to defeat Gov. Wells
and portions of the consultation. They will
not, we think, be gratlned. It Is OF the first
and highest importance to Virginia that she
commence her new career and take her new
departure from right point. Her organic
law, Us we'll as her chosen officials, should
be found Of the right character. Anything
short Of this will give them trouble for
many years to come.
Our advise to all Republicans Is to be
united, and let little differences subside. A
united Republican party In Virginia will
carry the constitution and sweep the State.
In unioa there Is strength.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-01

Tho Montreal Star gives the following
statistics Of the New Dominion, dpropos Of
the annexation Of the Hudson's Bay Terri
tory, which 1t calls sour New Elephant"
The area Of the Dominion Of Canada-aud,
by anticipation, In this we include British
Columbia and the territory Of the Hudson's
Bay Company-is approximately or prettyac-
curatcly liked at 3, ss9, 345 square miles. The
population of the present Dominion, includ-
ing that Of the maritime provinces, Is $685.
7O6; including Red River Settlement and
British Columbia, say 800 900, which Is a
somewhat liberal figure. The numbers are
based on the last census; and as no more re-
cent official document Is available, this Is
| the only aud trustworthy authority we eau
I adopt.
This proportion Of population to territory
is about niHe-tefths Of one person TO each
square mile; that Is, assuming there are
three adults in each family OF Ave, there Is
little more than hdJ an adult to each $40
acres, one square mile, in the Dominion.
J This Ia sparseness Of population so utterly
I iisproportloned to the territory, that one
looks almost aghast at the labor and expense
which our Government must incur to
people these vast tracts Of country with
anything like an adequate population. But
apart from the territory Of the Hudson Bay
Company, Of which we are soon to take
possession, let us examine the ratio of popu-
lation aud country In Ontario, Quebec and
the Lower Provinces;
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-01

rKW YORK nARExrs. a.. a.
demand fs & cent?. n sd2sf Ssn nis
unchanged. Flour dull and unch anxed. Wheat
quiet but Arms tl!s@tl.ts. Corn advanced
CENT. Rye aa II sna gSc o PofE as,
and stesdyi ss.f1@tsi7s. Cod iss5k.
l.. BALTIMonn MARrrrs
BALTIMoRu, April %. = Breadsfi,Gi : There
sna S 2o or s 81 FIN.
ts8I lf9t6.6oI Western super at ts.7si North.
western Extrs, at tds7Iij Western Extra at
~ and ohoice Western Exfra at s7so per
Wisai-ws, lrmer TIL, morning, and some
lots brought higher figures than were realized
ss,rdsy The Isc0t tess oJo w.,s
sales 40 follows; npsylvsoia'fed at VI 500
q GO and Valley red a. " for ptins, and taioa
Z Corn.-The. receipts to-day wore very Iirh,,
amonntins to only to about 1000 bushels, but
the demand was fair, and for both white and
yellow prices were higher thsn on yesterday.
| at sit7ss cents, and Western mixed At so cents.
odts.-We note sales at ST65e cents, meas
ure, and at I2tIe cents per bushel, weight,
ever this morning, and the market may be
quoted nat and heavy. Prices are nominally
IS follows, viz. IS cents for ordinary, 20 cent?
sGG nd GsakS ss ss ~ m fs1. so 10" mid
Cogss.--Ths market s,quiet sat firm, and
holders eshibit no dlspo.ltion, 70 tell, except
a shade 81, but it has had no eject upon the
| bond II iogi2lI cents, gold, iof isir to prime
70 ssood is@i1 e.. for prime md ais isis 81.
| for choice, gold. The stock OF Rio hero to-day
| In frat hands 10 about 3t,Too bags.
ss.s sh sns foo ens
| viz: Cuba at $3.50 cts. for elayej, b0sas5 OTIS
for Muscovsdo; Porto Rico at 529io els, and
% ftea ns 1i ' :s pi s Ss cent.
and Middlings at ssps1 cents per bushel. The
market 10 however dull.
Provisiori.-The market 10 quiet generally,
and the feeling 10 u rather weak. BseonH
Shoulders We quote atit0itlf cents, and Sides
at 1eII6ieN cts. for rib, and l7l4dl7I1 cents
as but we quote s 5eiU1s Il ,sa en-
| We hear OF no further sales Of Bulk NJ eat, hui
| we quote Shoulders at i2lfgi2N cents, and
Sides a is1s@isH cents for rib. Lard we quote
Mess Pork we quote as before at t3l6ps 3i So
per Dbl, the latter for heavy Western. -,
&c .Sa ssys SS0 q a; tsasn s.s ,S%
| we hesr OF no sales OF either,
SGh.-The trade demsrsi for Liverpool con
tinues moderately active at previous quota
9is per sack Tor Fine. Turks Island sells IL
lots from store At bode66 cents per buahel.
Su1ari.-we have no trsnsaetiens to report
dull ADD heavy, slthoush there is not much
pressure to sell, and we quote as follows, via
Fair TO Sood renning at lfsGil'S stsi grocer,
iagisl cents, and Dsmersrs vacuum pan a
| ltfllb cents.
Rcdatd .Slyars.--PrIcs. are OF. q, apd W,
to Day sS "a s SSs ,, RId 2rS sS,s
white Al ICY cents for Circle A dos ll4z cent
for b. ltt cents for u Extra, and az cent
for y Yellow,
Swupi.-Priecs are steady as follows: 1871
cents Tor Baltimore Golden, 1907 cents 10
Maryland Golden o56T cents for Monu
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-01

Hon, Henry 7. Carey, Of Baltimore, who
was the orator Of the day at the celebration
of the Boston Odd Fellows, was comph-
mentsd with banquet there on Tuesday
evening. -! F. ~
vicu1temps and Relneke are playing in
London. 81 81 Il
Mr.. Charles a. Leland, who was for sew
eml years connected with the Philadelphis
Press as associate editor, sails for Europe
to-day.
Miss Ida Lewis, the heroine Of Newport,
Is to be initiated into the Good Templars
next week she, has h,i some experience
in cold water already, AMI will take to II
readily.
Mr.. Llwyro Lewis, native Of wales, q
fine poet and an excellent vocalist, Is making
a tour Of Eastern Pennsylvania, giving con-
oerts. ..n
sepator Cragln, OF New Hampshire, len
the city at noon yesterday for his home.
Mrs. Craein will remain here some days the
yuest of Mrs. Thomas L, Tullock. '''n"
Secretary Boutwell, has returned 70 the city
from his recent visit to Boston. ia'iD r"0rI
Senator Sherman len with his family on
Thursday via the Pennsylvania routs, for
his home at Mansfield, Ohio n rsarI ....
Commissioner Parker, Of the Indian Bu.
rcau, has gone to New York TO purchase In
dian supplies, and will be absent about
week.
Simon Wolf, ESQ.,, the Register Of deeds for
the District Of Columbia, will take possession
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-01

Were the entire territory OF the Dominion
in which We include that Of the Hudson's
Bay Company-peOpled In the same ratio as
Prince Edwards Island, the population
would be ISL, Gs4,445. But Il Ia said, as
authority, that Prince Edward Island can
maintain dpe times Its present population.
In the same proportion the entire territory
Of the dominion would support 755, i22 ,275,
number about equal to two-thlrds OF the
globe. But of course wide margin must be
left for sterile lands, unfit for cultivation.
But say that 100, 100000 could procure sus-
tenancc In this territory, which Is less than
on '-seVcah OF the number computed on the
basis which Prince Edwards Island Is al
lowed to maintain, and 30 per cent. less In
propoTtlon to the number which that Island
docs actually support, we have capacity
enough for many ages to embrace the re-
dundaut population Of Europe, exclusive OF
the inherent natural Increase OF our own
people.
As to the province Of Quebec, Its great ca
pacity TO sustain u large population Is evident
from the following facts: There are In this
Provence 1874 AZ, 800 acres. Ofthls quantity,
the number assessed In 1865 for municipal
purposes, and which must be assumed to
include all the land In the possession OF
residents, non residents, aud public compa-
mics, was l3,l43,369 acres, leaving unoc.
cuPted, 1871, 209,73 acres. The returns to
Government In 1865 gives the number OF
persons assessed In this Province as ,0S2,
exclusive OF the elties Of Montreal, Quebec,
and Three Rivers and as these are heads OF
families, the average extent Of each farm
| would be so acres. When we take Into tho
account the very large tracts OF land held by
private spectators, by absentees, and by pub
lie companies, We think this average quite
too low, and infer there must be some grave
error In these. returns,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-01

We GUESS that some of Senator sprague's
admirers will feel liule surprised when
they read the forty-one columns of the Con-
grtSsional GLOBE, wherein their private letters
appear. We have always found 1t the best
policy to write but few letters, and to make
those as brief as possible. Just now we
are having an opportunity to see how danger
Gus 1t is to write private letters even to
bosom friends. For these may be published
and then, oh then.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-01
DIED.

hUSTRRSs, On the night of 18th instant,
gHARLss A. HrNrREss. son-in.law Of Mrs. RenJ
Williamson, In the Jist year Of his age.
The relatives and friends Of the family are re
spsetfully invited to attend the funeral on Sun
day, At 20 clock p. from bis lAts resident CO.
No, 27 Elssenth street. near X. He loayssa wifi
and two children,
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FRESH NEW YORK BUTTER,

RECEIVED DAILY. At BPICER'B BUTTER sTORg,
Ibs Ninth street,
Dealers and consumers supplied at loves! cash
pieeB. Apl2N
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-01

s1Hs uANKRUPTCY-T last amend
AS ment Of the Bankrupt Law provides that
In all proceedings commenced after the first day Of
January. 1850. no discharge shall be granted TO a
debtor whose assets shall not be equal to hfty per
centum OF the claims PROVED against his estate,
upon which he shall DO liable as principal debtor
This clause does not, however, shut out from the
benefit Of The law all poor debtors, for further
provides that certain petitioners, and all who COM
oily with certain conditions can receive their dts
charges, though they may have no assets Not.
sithsanding the provision, In view Of Its llmlta-
still applying for tho beueht Of tho law 10 all parts
u the country.
Persons In this District who still wish to avail
themselves Of its benefit, aud who have no assets,
should examine carefully whether they ara In
cludsd in the terms OF the Limitation, The sub.
serbeT will give Information on this subject at all
times without charge. GEO. MASON,
Attorney at Law and Solicitor In Bank ripley,
City Hall. feb6
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-01

AN EXCELLENT SELECTION. -Wulbrllge
A. Field, esq.,, Assistant United States Dis
trict Attorney In this state, has been ap.
pointed by United States Attorney General
Hoar his first assistant In the law depart
ment of the Government Of Washington,
This selection secures for very important
position gentleman OF great legal ability
and of high literary culture. His removal
to Washington will be regretted by all his
professional brethren who have been brought
in contact with him, and by very large
circle of friends who, while rcgretting his
departure, will rejoice that he Is TO occupy
position where his talents and his Integrity
will have ample scopo,-BostoH JOar1dh
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-01
relesn.pn,e su&msry.

1.W
TORNADO destroyed walker S,aelon, on
the Marietta and Cineinnat raiiroau vi
wednesday evening
LOUIS LANE, colored, was hung In the jail
yard at,Pittsbnrg, on Thursday, for the muir
der Of bis Wife BY poisoning last May. He
was formerly q slave In virginia, and has
had four wives, three Of whom dled suddsnly,
with atronR ey idences OF poisoning. ~
IN THE United States eourf &C Covington,
| yesterday, before Judge Balfa8 Judgment
OF 1000 wes rendered In favor OF the Uni
ted States against Jas. Gedge and his sure
ties for returning manufactured tobacco at
less than It's value.
In THE Spanish cortes, on Thursday, Senior
Cuestas proposed an amendment to the new
constitution, now under consideration, estab-
fishing the Catholic a. the only religion OF
the country. -IAfter sofne ue Date The amend
ment WINS reflected. Gu q III III
m, n, -, ,ha oho.,to,i., ,,ho ia ,,aor
- ~ x IVY ~. sS1.s ~ syyG.St1,.
alIcss 10, tne nurueI OF tn q, g,rI SaIloek,
Iounu IN ms cen, ~ sne huuson couhy
Siew Jersey jan, yesseiuay morning, VIZ. WY
~. ttc,nsnh ThS o,,nS IN r,SSs
La y 49, q ny "oo''"uu' "''SdNit f1fS
J" - gnleIg,-E
Tm National sunday school Convention
NJ Newark occupied Yesterday morning IN
hearing reports nom It's various committees.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-01

Hon. W. B. Stokes made q very able and
telling speech at Nashville, Tenn, on the
evening of April 10, chiefly in reply to that
compound of absurditles, crudities and per-
sonal invectiye delivered by ex-President
johnson in the same city. The man who
has boxed the political compassi who has
swung round the circle and fought on every
side Of every question, and been with al
parties; WHO was alderman of Greenyille,
Governor of the State of Tennessee, member
of Congress, Senator, Vice President and
President, does not seem disposed to retire
from the strife Of politics, but means to try 1t
over again, and Ia now seeking to be Gov
crnor of Tennessee with view to sometime
reach the United States Senate. This is what
he now seeks. II Il against this man and
this man's doctrine and policy that Mr..
Stokes speaks, and right truthruly and man
fully docs lie raisc his voice In this behalf.
Mr.. Stokes Is capable and useful man, IN
efficient and able member Of Congress and
legislator. lie Is patriotic and loves the
Union with his whole heart. In vindication
of this he has done many cool and noble
deeds, and made many personal sacrifices.
There Is no better or trucr man on the floor
of Congress than WIN. b Stokes, of Tennes'
see. He has stood up on all occasions for
the Union cause, both In and out of Congress
Mr.. stokcs' speech Is a crushing and an
overwhelming rcbukc Of Andrew johnson
and the course ho has chosen TO pursue
For the first time in our history has an OK
President entered the political arena to de-
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-01
Educational.
MODERN LANGUAGES.

Professor DANIEL B. GRoUx. formerly teGeho
lumbar Colleges, b. O., aud who has been very
suoeessiGi dIriHg Ispy years In i4npaIIing m
make arrangements with sehOOls and private
classes for instruction In the above langpages:
lab, danish, Dutch, &c, for terms, apply, At his
ofce. No, b6 Seventh street, opposite the lntslii
Ssncer Ruilding. between D and street. Wash
intoh, D, o. sepl'u
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-01

The Superior Court Of Massachusetts, has
recently decided that the keeper Of o drink
ing saloon Is responsible to his bartender
for services rendered, although such bar
tender be employed in selling liquor In vio-
lntion of law.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-01
GREAT REDUCTION PRICES.

GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
WHITE ASH.
S SkR AsHt' Tfali 'Ir'")
SUNDERLAND COAL. run Of mine.
do. DO. lump.
g.2IO POUNDS TO THE TON GUARANTEED.
AK AND PINE WOOD C"NsTAhTLY ON
HAND.
So Now Is the time for famih . to put In their
winters supply.
Southeast corner OF New York venue and Fiji
tenth street. NaiTu's new bald II, formerly at
+8 Ninth street, between Z an y. Yard and
WhATyes foot Of Seventh street. Hu22-u
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-01
A UCTION HOUSE.

The subscriber begs to announce that he has
taken the old established aud well-known stand
Of J. q Mcclure 4 Co., corner Of Tenth street and
Pennsylvania avenue, where he intends TO con-
GENERAL AUCTION AND COMMISSION
BUSINESS.
He trusts, from his long experience as an auction
salesman, u general knowledge OF the value Of
real and personal property, the practice OF fair
dealing, aud a devotion 10 the Interests Of his
pIt HIssx 70 merit POr'01d a PsssIA STkLRR
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-01
Wood and Coal.
COAL AND WOOD.

COAL AND WOOD.
For sale at the lowest market rates the esls-
rated , LYKGSss GXdALLbbEEYY cor
EGG, STOVE AND FURNACE SIZES
Also, HICKORY. OAK AND PINE WOOD,
sawed and Split to any Length and Size, or In the
lptlcS. U. l.. suERlFP,
OGlee, ~ PsnasylVania avenue.
bot. ThirI and four-aud "a half streets.
Yard aud Mil, fOuT-And-A half at. aud Canal.
dtH.U
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Personal.

NOTICE HEREBY WARN ALL PERSONS
IN against trusting my wife SARAH CALRF, on
my account, as shall pay no debts contracted by
her after this date. RUFUS CALRF.
wAsHINaroN, April -, 1850. Rp3O'N'
no NOT DESPAIR UNTIL YOU HAVE CON:
~ suited old DR.. DARBY, next Old Fellows
Hall. He Is successful when others fall 10 coma
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Real Estate Agents.
Watches and Jewelry.

DEMOvRD, y. Il, HOPKINS 4 co, HAVE
~ removed from the corner Of Seventh aud
streets to new and more cOmmOdiOus quarters, at
81 street, between Ninth and Tenth, where they
Will be happy 10 welcome their friends. In addi'
tion to their former business they will now nAEu-
fAetuTe, on an extensive scale, watches Of a
superior quality, which will be known as tho
Washington Watch COmpany'Bh watches, aud
they hope TO receive encouragement from the eiti-
terpTise. J, X, HOPKINS 4 co.
aiI26 .0t
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7orbhA h"UshT uIs EypNiNaI
wslas.day aud stttryay Mtf!cfEt 3 c'cil
IN lhdisa isstsi Trick TIE sissie Money
Ihh Inssanien ,9ut 9Egwih II flgwsTs; Orch
klls's Mnsle Store. u ----- l. ---L Apn
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Groceries.

II U II III "A N,
-, AT HIS NEW PLACE, -
227 and 229 Seventh Street,
Be,~eea N and N streets, 70
u. .E .at agiI p T---lr .s'rgs. '-.1
observe the Fonowing List Of
Prices and be Conyfncedi ,g,r
tRvsrythinr SOLD auarantesd % bs Of the Finest
.rr Quality that the market aford'.) 4. b"
.T " FLOUR. H. &.
(. weich's best Family ss.a5 Ia Dbl.
Sack.
Z bonds tBurns Mins Best Family
e3.20 Ia bbl. sack. = r. 100 g,.. ~ no.
All lower grades At proportionatsiy
II. T7--'T sf' ,g0.s.H. I... FlF
rf .. au SUGAR. 5al 'asa7..
Cut Loaf Iee. Crushed, oranui.tsd,
and Powdered, Isc. aF
A cones ne. Q Extra Conss1e Lac. y
brown an, IL, IA, II and Ice.
't 'H'N ,H.r COFFEES.
Mocha SOC. old oovsrnmentJ Java 37c.
Roasted Java 45e.
"a strictly prime srtieis.)
Msraeaibo 30c.-Roasted 35c. RIO ~
and 25c.-Roasted 30 and 33c.
TEAS.
In all their varieties and of the Very
90 a. -. r
Rates.
YEAST POWDERS.
Humford's 15c. warrcn's I7c.
Bsbbips 1sc. Horssford's zoe.
COAL OIL. Ea
4Oc. per Gallon, very best quality.
CRACKERS. a
Soda I0c. MIL Ice. Ginger snaps IOc.
Bonce's Butter Toe. Lemon Isc.
Kecbler's Philsdelphin Fancy Cakes
and Crackers In Endless variety.
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES
Satin Gloss starch, Ib. Boxes, 40 cts.
Bakers Choc olate a5e. per ID. Bakers
Cocoa 45c. per lb.
Desiccated Cocoanut 40 and zoe. per
package.
Rabbits Soap I3c. per bar-Eight for
81. Starch 100. per lb.
Crosse a. Biaokweirs Celebrated
Pickles, zoe. per bottle.
Essence Of Coffee DC. per Box.
syrups and Molasses Of all qualities
Cheap.
And I'm fact Everything that can be
found In First-Clasa House OF this
Mind, and ut correspondingiy Low
Corn Starch iao per III. alb. cans To-
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-09-02

SAH FRANcrscO, September l.-Busi-
sess is generally suspended. The cleo
ton thus far is very quiet and the votes
light. BertinR is lively McCoppin's
friend. are saneuine and giving odds
On The other candidates bets are even.
The Democratic Legislative ticket will
doubtless be elected. The impression
prevails that q mixed municipal ticket
vilI DE elected. Rosener, The Democra ic
candidate for Assessor, is leading Cong.
don, Independent- Gates. Independent
candidate for Supervisor in the Twelfth
Ward. is ahead of the Democratic and
Republican nominees. McCsrty. Re-
pnbi,can candidate for Supervisor in the
Fourth Ward, il ahead of Cough. The
hgut is manly on the Mayor and Sherid,
-Ts.egram to the Gold Hull Ntws.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-09-02

Tss Eighth Annual Fair Of the
Northern District Agricultural Society
Of CALIFORNIA; closed on The 2Sih ultimO-
The MarysviIle Appeal says the "horse
show" was the ne plus ultra of the
Fair. J. 4. Nickerson, an agricultur-
ist whose place is in the foo,hill region
Of Placer county, exhibited $50 vari--
ties of grapes, lis of apples, 80 of
pears, l6 Of peaches, 8 of Plums, Of
ounces, 2 Of nectarioes. besides al.
munds and Pomegrsna,es, with l3
kinda Of vine and twO of brandy made
on his place.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-09-02

CoUSrKRFEIr GREENBACKs Among
the other novelties that have Reached
Us since the complexion OF the g:eat
continental railroad is n batch Of couu-
,erfeir greeubarks. Our people are not
10 the bab,t OF very close scr",inizing
greenbacks, therefore are liable 10 b.
imposed upon. The first Inquiry half
the time in saloon or other public
place by the clerk or bar-k~rper is.
How much are greeubacks worth to-
d-,?" They hardly glance at he paper
presented them, more than merely to
see that it is green aud to note it, de
nomination. A man who gives bis
name as Daniel Collins passed II number
Of counterfeit $40 greenbacks ia Car
son some days since, also n number 10
Gold Hill. amounting in the rggrega'e,
We understand, 10 about $500 He
was arrested a day or two since IN this
city and taken to Carson, where he
had an examination before Justice
Waltz, when he WAS held to answer in
the sum of 81 900, and in default of
furnishing thai amount of hail was com
mirted to jail. 1t is OBJ full if the
State authorizes have jurisdiction IN
the case. We are informed that the
Deputy United Stares Marshal has
warrant issued out Of the United
States Dis rict Court for arrest, com
manding him to appear Tomorrow
"Wednesday hefore Judge Baldwin for
q preliminary examination. He will
probably find passing counterfeit green.
backs no Territorial Enterprise.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-09-02

SAcxAxxsro, September Ia gen
erai election for members of the Senate
and Assembly and for county officers
takes place througho0tthe State to day.
In 'hIs city it h.s thus far progressed
very quietly, withou, the slightest dis
turbance. Probable vote not over
5000 and i, is generally conceded that
mos, of the Democrat ticket 10 ahead,
owing to Republican apathy. The
Democrats are sober aud voting the
s'rs'sht ticket.-7eLegrafh to the g. II.
Ners.