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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-11-20

APPROPRIATE INscRIPTIoN.-It is pro-
posed TO place upon the Lincoln monu-
ment, in Springfield, his memorable
words: "With malice towards none,
with charity for all" and on its base ::
al would that all men were free
These are the words that will be en-
balmed in song and story, and will go
sounding down the ages, throughout al
coming time. They form themselves a
more enduring monument than any
built of marble.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-11-20
LIVING AND DEAD.

A mother sits by the glowing hearth,
And she dreams of the days that will come
no more,
When the cottage echoed with youth full m irth
And the patter of feet on the kitchen floor.
When three little jackets in row
With three little hats hung on the wall,
And three soft Voices whispered low
The prayer the mother had taught to all.
But the rudy rays of the freight
Checker a floor that is silent now,
And the mothers hand in vain tonight
Stretches in search of an upturned brow.
And three little pegs stand brown and bare,
And the mother cries, "Oh but to see
The three little jackets hanging there.
And the three fair boys who knelt by me-
But one lies under the ocean wave,
Down with the bones ofthe nameless dead;
And one lies in Southern grave
God alone knows the soldiers bed.
But the day will come when the trumpet's
sound
Shall waken the dead to life again.
From the oceans wave, from the battle
ground,
The mother knows, and it soothes her pain.
And what ofthe youth with the eyes of light,
The last who chung to the mothers breast:
Better by far did he lie tonight
Dead with the twain in their peaceful rest
Better TO die in his youthful grace,
With never a blot ON his fair young name.
Than live with the curse of a hloated face,
And soul that is stepped in the dregs of
shame.
And never that mother wept, ween,
Such bitter tears for the boy who lies
-. j., ~
Or he who sleeps where the sea-gull flies, |
As she weeps for one death left TO her
Her baby boy, who walketh now
In the ranks of the great destroyer
With the seal of the drunkard on his brow |
Temperance Adrocate !
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-11-20

The intelligence was curreut in this
city, says the Sacramento Record, that
the proprietors of the San Francisco
Alta had informed i,s compositors that
hereafter but 90 cents per thousand ems
Of typeserting would be paid in that
office. The Ats Of yesterday morning
denies the statement which seems to
have originated with the Figaro.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-11-20
DECK. HANDS on the Western steam

DICK HANDS on the Western steam
boats are called troustabouts "a
word the e.ymylogy of which we cannot
even conjecture. The "roustabouts, :
however, as we learn, are persons of
delicate constitution, and extremity sem
sitive to cold. For this reason they live
during the Winter as they can, biber-
mating until Spring, like the bears. The
consequence of this effeminacy of the
stalwart deck hands is that steamers ad-
vertised to leave ST. Louis upon certain
days and at certain hours. leave very
uncertainty, wages, however advanced,
being of no account to the caloric~loving
'trous,abouts." Two remedies suggest
themselves to us-the importation of
great number of Esquimaux to do the
duty, and a stern determination on the
part of the people of ST. Louis that
those who will not work shall not eat.
Let them get fat through the Winter by
the absorption of their own fat.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-11-20
THANKSGIVING DAY.

ssAs the shades of night were falling
f.s,r around the sacred domain of our
editorial sanctum upon Thanksgiving
ere. we sat down to make one bold at.
tempt at penning something for our
readers which should express, in a
feeble manner, at least, The gratitude of
ell to the Bountiful Giver of the many
blessings which we have enjoyed during
the year which has Just delivered to US its
golden haryests. We labored faithfully
to coax the truant thoughts into ser.
vice by promises of the many palatable
and delicious morsels which would be
melted on, upon the following day, when
they would be permitted to enjoy day
ofrest; but the alluring prospects. all
though pictured to them in the most
winning manner, only served to increase
their desire for roaming; and becoming
thoroughly convinced that it was ex-
tzeueIy doubtful as to our success in
"herding" them by such pleasant in
placements we determined to change
cur tactics, and, arming ourselves with
shovel and tougs TO force them "a ct
crnis Imagine our extreme consterna-
ton when, upon the first attempt to
drive to submission, we found them the
most unruly subjects that we had ever
net. The stern command to ''form in
lire" for roll call was unheeded, aud
en- masse the entire force under our
charge refused TO labor and we were
liable at any moment to be deserted.
IL the last extreme of anxiety, when we
were about to give up in despair. it was
kindly suggested to US that simple JUS
tics would be extended to all hands if a
general leave of absence should be
granted. We acted upon the suggestion.
and enjoying the pleasure TO be derived
f-om an excellent Havana, We started
10 review the many happy Thankgivings
of our younger days, when with the
loved ones at the old homestead we
gathered with kind greetings for all; and
aswe witnessed again in Imagination the
happy scenes of those bright and joyous
shines We could but sincerely trust tha,in
many households in this, our adopted
home, there might be such happy greet
iags as we were wont to receive in by
gone days. Truly we all have reason
to be thankful for many blessings
and the many pleasant coun,enances
that we met on Thanksgiving, 1869, |
assures US that at the Capital of our
State many hearts were happy and
ready to give thanks for the blessings
bestowed iu the past, their preseu. enjoy
neuts, and were hopeful that the same
will be continued in the future.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-11-20

A Coop ORDER. - The Postmaster
General will soon issue orders prohibit
ing the carriage through the mails of
Circulars gotten up BY swisdiing firms
for the purpose Of defrauding the pub.
lie. Some twenty Of these firms are on
the black list Of the Governmsns detsc-
sives.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-11-20

IT is represented that Father Hya-
cinthe, before leaving for Europe, will
issue pastoral letter to the Catholics
of America, calling on them to form q
uucfus around which all liberal minded
mem bers of the Church can rally with
out forsaking the sacred principles OF
the Catholic religion. He looks upon
America to-day, - the cradle Of rsligi-
Gus independents.
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DIED.,

In Carson City, November IS, 1sGa, George
W, son Of George W. Chedc. aged years.
light is from our household gone,
voice we loved is stilled
A place is vacant at our hearth
Which never can be filled.
A gentle heart that throbbed but now
With tenderness and love.
Has hushed its weary throhbing here
To throb in bliss above.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-11-20

SIxGuLAR.-Franklin Pierce was the
fourteenth President of the United
States. There are fourteen letters in
his name, and the FIRST letters Of the
Christian and surname being F and P,
stand for fourteenth President.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-18
Tho Burning OF tho Milwaukee
Theatre,
Later and Worse Aceounts-A Tor,
rible AHaIr-..EumerOnS
Lives Lost.
MILWAUKEE, Nov, 10.

MINIATURES, Nov. 10,
During the fencing scene at the Gale
~ Theatre last night, one Of the raplers
struck kerosene lamp, which explode
ed, setting fire to the scenery, Tho
flames speedily communicated 10 line
audience room, and before all In the
building had time to escape the prem :
iaes were enveloped In flames. A NUM-
Der were saved by jumping from The
second story windows, Several lives
have been lost. Two bodies have been
recovered from the ruins, burned ais
most beyond recognition. One was
Identified by memorandum book as a
printer boy named William Brewer, re-.
siding at No. 19l Greenbush street.
Fifteen or twenty persons were badly
burned about the hands and face. One
10 thought to be fatally injured from
inhallng the flame and smoke, II Ia
thought the bodies OF others are still
In the building. buried In the rubbish.
Two men named Hammer and Schnel.
der had their hands badly burned while
making their way out, and the third
was rendered delirlous through suffo.
cation. Schneider Is positive that at
least six persons were behind the scenes
where escape was entirely ont OF. The
building was owned by A. q. Eldred,
and was worth, with its fixtures, about
ten thousand dollars.
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"Who Would sutFerp"

II now q years since Dr. Tobias INST In.
troduced the "venitian Llnlmeut" in the
United States, aud never in single Instance
has his medicine failed 70 do all, II not more
than % stated In hIA pamphlet, As an ex.
ternal remedy In cases OF Chronic Rheuma.
tIsm, Headache. Toothache, Bruises, Burns,
Cuts, Sores, sw0llings, spraIns, StIngR OF In.
aects, and Pains In Limbs, Back and Chest,
It's wonderful curative powers are miracu.
lous. Taken internally for the cure OF
Cholera. Collie, Dlarrh@a, pysentery, Sick
Headache and VometIng, ia Soothing and
Penetrating qualities are felt "a soon a. Ia
ken. The oath with which each bottle Is
accompanied will show that thsra Il moth.
ing Injurious In Id compoaltlon. Thousands
OF certificates have been received speaking
Of the rare virtues Of this valuable article.
Any person after having used It once will
never be Without It, Every bottle Of the
genuine has the signature OF "5. I. Tobias"
on the ouGIde wrapper. Sold by the Drug.
giats and Storekeepers throughout the
United States Price 90 cents. Depot, 10
Park Place, New York.
nOVl0-lmu&W
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Special AatIEes.
The Constitution OyerthrOwn.

The Constitution and Health may be
ruined by few applications OF The lead OF
sulphur hair dyes now In the market. mot
q Dye" may he the motto OF such nostrums,
but A DIEmay DO the result OF using them.
But ONE HAIR DYE has been
TRIED AND ACQUITTED
Of ali deleterlous tendency, under the In.
fAlliOle laws oiscisnce. Be II known to oil
that
Crlstadoro's Excelsior Hair Dye
has bCen analysed BY the distinguished
chemist, Professor Chiffon, and his certin.
cate Of ~ Wholesomeness may DO seen at
CriStadoroS, Q Aston HonSe, Now York.
CRlSTADoRoS HAIR PREsERVA.
TIVE, ~ . Dressing, aotA like q charm on
tho Halt after Dyeing. Try Il.
noVl0,lmd&W
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PAIL How DISGUSTING! Ia tho OK.
clamation OF every lady who indIs-
creetly ventures 10 apply the ordinary
hair dyea or ''colorers" or "restorersTI
TO her whitening rInRlets. Mud and
Tar are scarcely more abhorreut, Not
% PHALoN's VGTALlA OR SALyArIoN
FOR THE HAIR. Nothing dehles h
freely flowing crystal. There Ia nc
aediment, no gum, no foul gas. II ID
harmless, and liz operation perfect,
What discovery cod
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THR San, describing a new hotel In
ruth avenue, New York, says: "ThG
walters are Of inedable elegance, and
o. o. an intellectual cast OF countenauce
ITney look like graduates OF Harvard
they wear two clean shirts and two
Wnlte ohokere day, and change theil
aprons three times an hour. A spot on
bosom or crease In y tie involves In
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-18

lit RiLch-When shall we three meet again.
In thunder lighting, or In raInT
nd WIIch-When the hurly.burly'A done,
- When the battles fought and won,
Sru Mneh-Ihat VIII be ere Set OF Sun,
lH Rttch-WhOro the place.
9nd Rttoh-Upon the heath.
STtt Wlch-Then 10 meet with,
Ia Httch-Whom.
Ind RItch-Macbeth,
AL ne WLtchei-Fair ls foul, and fonl "a fair
Hover through tho foul and fllthy mir,
Macbeth-Act LIST, scene LIST, al WaS6ipg
lou Hall tonight
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nIEn.

HANDLAN.-At Memphis, Tenn, Nov,
9Th, 1869, JAMES T. HANDAAN, aged IS years
The funeral will take place from the 1osl.
dence OF his brother, W. O. Haudlan, cornel
Of Fourth and Denny streets. south Wheel.
Ing, on Thursday, The 18th inst, At 81
o'clock A. n. Services At Cathedral
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morrow.

WE have heretofore shown that II
the Federal Constitution 10 10 be con-
AdeTed at all II also "overrides" the
dIsfranchlslng clause Of our State Con-
HtiIutlon. Under Il no man can BE- dis
yrdnthtScd for crime without being con-
gicted thereof BY "dUe process Of LGW."-
Register Of yesterday.
VIII not our learned brother have the
goodness to give US the reference 10 The
article and section OF the Federal Con
stItuGIon described In the sentence We
have i!dIiciScd.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-18

ONE Of those curious cases OF pre-
sentiment OF which w0 30 often hear
mas inst occurred at Atlanta, Ga. A
workman In the railroad shops there
persistently said that he had had q reve.
lation that he should die ct IL O'Clock
on Tuesday last, and at his request q
Iellow-workman promised TO toll The
the bell at the works at that hour. The
day and the hour came; the man dress
ed himself In his best and lay down
upon his bed to await the speed '
coming ofthe dread messenger; the sol.
emn note ofthe bell was heard; but the
man did not die.
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a GARD from Coy. Stanton In reply
to our remarks yesterday may DO found
In another column. We did not say
We were not Informed Of his proposl.
ton to publish hIs argument In tho
Register and furnish Us a proof sheet.
We said we Were 80 informed, but too
late In the evening TO make the publ
cation simultaneously with the Register.
Our local editor does not remember that
the proposition was made 10 him before
that evening. II 1t had bsOn It would
have avsiled nothing unless he was
notified what day the publication was
To be made. But all this IL Irrelevant
for It does mol involve the reason stated
by us for declining 10 publish. The
matter seems TO need no further com-
ment. Mr.. Stanton expresses regret
that he did not omit the Objectionable
matter In his argument and for our
selves, We regret that the circumstan-
Ces seemed to render 1t necessary for US
10 notice II.
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AlIoook's Porous Plasters.
Sore and Dry Throu! cured by halt Plas.
ter; uRually In two or three hours,

teri usually in two or three hours,
Or. Green, No. $50, Broadway, New York,
Informs Us no sold on Monday, June q, 1862,
two Plaatara 70 young woman suffering
very severely nom lumbago. On Thunday
she called 10 get two more for q friend, and
and then stated how the two she had pur.
chased on Monday had relieved her imme.
diately after putting them on, and cured her
IN ttro days Of most distressing pain in her
back and Joins. 's
AllcockA Porous PlAstem have been found
specifics for RhcsanGttsn u NIs RrtsG.
nuVlO.lmd&
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GRAND and beautiful entertainment
TO please Ladies' aud Children, at
Washington Hall this afternoon at 2
oiNlnclr .....
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uAMTLToN-M'oLELLAN-on Tuesday
evening, Nov. 10. 1853. by the Rev. Mr.. LYDIA,
ut. A. N. HAMILTON, Of BellAlre, Ohio, 70
Mcclellan, OF this city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-18

THE Register denies with much v!rtu'
Gus Indignation that II "wants the 'let
up Republicans In tho next House OIL
Delegates to cooperate with the Demo-
GrAts In that body to organize 1t upon q
Democratic basis" II says "no Demo
Grat asplres TO any OF the Offices" In the
House, and that the light ais entirely
OutSIde Of the Democratic members. "
OF course. Their little game ls to get
some liberal Republican 10 put himself
into Democratic hands, with the under
standing that II elected by their votes
ho will be their "most obedIent." VIII
the Register deny that such n bait has
actually been offered to at least one Re-
publican? We don't think anybody
VIII bite. What induCement Is there2
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AT o recent prayer meeting In TROY.
an enthusiastic brother prayed that ne
meeting might be anoInted with Inc
isle Of PataInos,'
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No PArER To.MoRRow.-To.day be-
Ing u national holiday, no work will be
done In the 1NTRILIoBNcRR establish.
ment, and no paper will be Issued to-
morrow,
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PUBLIC Said.
THE UNDERSIGNED DESIGNING TO
i remove West, ofieis At public SSie. on =
Thursday, December Cd, 1860,
At 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the old and vol known
Ia situated four miles eaSt or Wheeling. and
one mile rom the National Road, and CON.
talns about two hundred and nInety-four
acres. II In In q high BtAta OF cultivation,
well valered, nearly all tlllable, and the coll
adapted for farming. grazing, or dSiry ptir-
poses. To suit purchaser The farm Will be-
sold "a whole, or In the following. pafcelS !.
Lot No. containing u RorBa. On this lot
is large and comfortable house, the resi-.
ae Sa%s 4 u VIZ; Ssi boSgS new and eonmO-
and the half OF large Barn, Is feet BY 80.
with basement for sheep and Cattle, There
Ii also, q new Orchard Of choice Unit VIM
several bearing trees. Lot No. 2 Containing
~ acres. On this lot there has recently
bosn erected, new Dwelling house, (the
reaidence OF d. 8. Boggs,I with ali necesSITy
out.bulldlnGs. The house q commodIouS,
neatly dnisned and In every respect. we'll
calculated for u farm house. There IA also.
one Tenant House, the hAlfot the aiorem0n.
Toned Barn. one bearing Orchard, and n
new Orchard OF the choicest seleclIons OF
FRuit, Apples, PearH, Peaches, &c.
Lots No. and T. containing rospecti vely,
81 and % acres Of choice land, we'll WAtered.
With sufficient imber, bat without buiId.
inG8. Raid lots lle ahout 70 rods nom Ire
county road, 70 which cay access "a given by
reserved road, a shown on the plat,
Said hfmA arc OF 0uSy Accom- from tho Ma.
tionA Road; lesa than q OF q mile nom n
mine Of the best qualify OF coal, and INIT n
short distance nom o now Bchool house.
The nelghborhood In which the farms ara
situated cannot be excelled In liz moral And
social qualities, and In every respect q de.
EiHabIe. : = :" -
PIaS of the said farms can DO seen A, tia
office OF James p. Rogera, EgQ, WheeiinT.
and the undersigned Will HhoW puruhaS0rn
over the land Of any time prior 70 the day
Of sale, .HNrl- - =
TKRAg OF 4ALE.-one.third caah, and the
balance In one, two and three years, with q
per cont interest, payable annually: notas
iot back payments % DO secured By Deed Of
Trust. W, ]. BOGGa,
n u. b, B0G9A.
nOVlB.lWu&lkW
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NATURES
OWN RELIABLE REMEDY.

They are AppIe-seed like, taateless and
inodorous. Mid, but efEectual.
The OALABAR GRAINS or s'sEEDSo
arethe great NERVE TONIC and Aperlsnt.
They cure Sick Headache, Constipation, In.
digestion. B1lIohsneSs. Irregularities, and
general Nerve Debility.
Children readily take the new Household
Remedy. 1880
Bold In n1emhranous pouches, containing
76 10 80 Grains as originally put up.
FOB GALE BY
LAUGHLIN, SMITH 6 CO.
nnv4.Rm r .-' ..mf.r
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LADIES be sure and take the littl
folks TO see the Lady Of Lyons a
Washington Hall this afternoon.
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EUROPEAN EXCHANGE OFFICE,

A GENTS WANTED. AGENTS WANT
"A cd, 10 10 SaO0 per month; male and 70.
male, 10 sell the celebrated AMI original
improved aud perfected; II will hem, fell,
stitch, tuck, bind, braid aud embroIIer In 4
most superior manner. Price only SIS. For
simplicity and durability, II has no rival.
DO not boy rom any parties selling ma.
chimes under tho same name % ours, unless
having o Certificate Of Agency RiguEd by
%, as they are worthless Cast Iron Ma
For Circulars and Terms, apply or address,
H. CRAWFORD q CO.,
4lS Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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For Year, On
Government and all other)
Coupon Securities, II clu- 81 90 per 81 900
ding Bank Bills. ..,,,,,.,,,,,,
Gold Coin or Bullion ,,,..,.,,..,,,,, l6 mn
Silver Coin or Bullion. ,,.,,,....,. 400 ~ Mn
Silver or Gold Plate, unuerl
sea-, on owners estimate
OF ful value, and rate 100 IN
subject TO adjustment for
bulk, on basis of...,.,..
Deeds, Mortgages, Valuable PAPERS gamer
ally, when OF no fixed value, 81 q wear each
or according 10 bnlk. S'''''
wills, IS, which premium covers the IA
mAlhder or the life OF the maker,
Cash Boxes, or small Tin Boxes, for papera
OF Bankers, Capitalists, Merchants. law.
yers. gradesmen, Families, Ac,, will he r.
celved at SS each box or trunk per wear.
contents unknown 70 the Onpany. and
liability limited, or they viii be INSURED for
the full amount, the contents being KNOWN.
i g. above rates. No charge less than one
The company Is also prepared 10 Rent
small Iron Safes, leach furni8hed with a Tin
BOZ inside It's BurRlar.PToof Vault, the
Renter e1cluEively holding the Key thereof.
o. the following rates, viz: SIS, al, 90. Nbo'
20 anu tl0O per annum. Also, 10 Store
BOOKS or Account, Records, Valuable TiLie
FapefBt etc., NJ reasonable rates,
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Cane Poles,

A00 GAME POLES JUST RECEIVED
mSylO CHAs, H. BERRY.
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AmHsfmeuts.

This Afternoon at 2 o'clock the entertain.
ment will commence with the three act
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-12-04

MORE ABOUT SAN DoMINGo.-Late
dates speak of the departure of General
Babcock, accompanied by Gen. ingalls,,
for San Domingo. Gen. Babcock has
sealed instructions from the President
directing him as to what course he should
pursue, pending negotiations with the
Baez Government. These instructions
are not to be opened until the steamer is
at sea. The proposition for annexation
from Baez, he having assurance previ-
ously Of favorable consideration by our
government, was to be submitted to the
votes of the Dominican people, thus ob-
tanning popular endorsement of the meas
ure This election will occur immedi-
ately after the arrival at San Domingo of
Babcock and ingalls,, and after the elec-
ton, supposing the result favorable to
annexation, Baez and the Commissioners
will visit the United States and present a
petition for admission. The terms of the
annexation will be the assumption of the
debts of the republic; amounting to less
than 81 200, 900, and the purchase of the
public buildings, etc, which will not
amount to more than 81 100000