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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-18

EASTERN PEHIoDICALs AND NEWSPAPERS.
MIR. John &. Fox received whole raft Of
belated newspapers from the Overland way
stations Yesterday. Among them were
Cooley for April; the Atlantic for March
The Days Doings, with splendid bloody cuts
and stories; The Hearth and Home, for
March 6; y. Y. Ledger for March - Stree,
and Smiths y. Y. Weekly Harper. Week
II Frank Leslie's Illustrated and that
charming parlor companion and delight OF
the nursery, the New York Illustrated Police
News. These may be obtained upon appli-
cation to our registering friend Fox or his
bo.sterious assistant, A!bro.
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NOTICE:

rI,HE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY NOTIFIES
all those whom lie owes - present their bills
ard all no owe him 10 ray up for the reason that
D.. ie going TO leave for White Pine soon AZ the
2.th Il this month ALI bills not paid by that
time will be plAced in the hands Of law officer.
Y. MAYER.
CaItou CITY, AplR 10. 1899. splI-lN~
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The BALL FOR TIE RELIEF OF THE GOLD
HIIL SUFFERRRs-Yestefda Mr.. Geo. L.
Gibson transmitted to Gold Hill $3.50, the
amount realized from the sale of tickets to
the bal! gotten up by Jim Gray for the relief
Of the women and children left destitute by
TIE fire in the yellow Jacket, Crown Point
and Kentuck mines. This, we believe is the
sum total that has thus far been raised here
!: IS a paltry amount, although as much
credit is due to Jim Gray and George Glib
son as II it was a million. They did the best
they could under the circumstances and it
Low remains for those who saw nothing but
impropriety" in the proposition to raise
funds for the object indicated BY ball, to
see how much they can raise by more proper
and high toned means. Up to date this ball
money is all that has been raised here; and
we have some reason for believing that but
for that movement. there would not have been
as much as one-fourth Of that sum raised, II,
indeed any would have been collected. fit
is proper to dance up church, why is it i'm
proper TO dance money into the pockets Of
widows and orphans:
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-18

SUPREME CoURT Friday
April 10, 1869. Present. Lewis, C. j.; John
son, J. Matter OF the estate Of Marco Mil
anovich, deceased; NJ Nedn, respondent;
argued and submitted Aldrich, belong and
IIundIey, for heirs; Williams, Bixler and r.
:. Mesick, for respondent. Matter of the
estate Of Marco Milanovich, deceased NJ.
Mcdin, appellant; submitted on briefs Of this
and former case same counsel. Afternoon
session, full bench present. State Of Nevada,
ox rel Robt. NJ. Clarke. VS.. Edward Irwin.
Sheriff &c; submitted upon brief to be fled
in five days responder: to have Ave addi-
tonal days to reply II. Mayenbaum.
CARRIER and Wells. for the State; IIillyer and
Mesjck. for respondent. Robert Robinson
IS. Imperial s. ". Co.; twenty days after
publication of opinion granted appellants to
tie petition fox rc-Learing. John Cov;ngton,
{. al, vs.. John Becker, ct al continued for
.He term. William Webster, respondent, vs..
II. /. Fish, appellant counsel for appel.an,
heard orally case submitted. Court adjourn
cd to Saturday jane 25, 1859, at 10 o'clock
\. ".
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DECISION OF THE SUPREME Court, rem
dered on the 10Th instant Michael Hilger,
appellant, VS.. Thomas J. Edwards, Sheriff
ttc. respondent; judgment reversed, and
cause remandcd.
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. - Preach ing al
HAN. At u P. N. Temperance meeting
will be held. Different ministers will de.
liver addresses, and all are respectfully in
y:ted to attend.
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THE DAILY APPEAL.


EPISCOPAL CHURCH.-Service at IL A. ".
The subject of the Fourth discourse on the
text, " What think We Of Christi" The
Divinity of Jesus Christ.
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BORN.

In Carson City, April l6. 1859, TO the nib Of
Jan Savage, daughter.
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DISSOLUTION.

.1,HE PARTNERSHIP npRErokoaE tNtr1a
ing nnd.t III. nam. II Nsish a Amms 81, 10 a. .
day dissol,ed By mutual consent. -
g. H. MASH,
IN AMMlN
Witps--llto kf,sspy,t,
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-10-28

SOME of the radical papers claim the
success Of their party in the recent elec
tions in Pennsylvania and Ohio as evi-
denc Of the popular confidence In the
admi nistration of President Grant
Grants majority in Ohio was over forty
thousand, and nearly thirty thousand
in Pennsylvania, or about 70, 600 in the
two States. Now, the combined radi-
cal majority for Hayes in the one and
Geary in the other shows Il loss Of near
ly 10000. Surely these gentlemen are
easily gratifed. They are not defeated,
and hence their slorification.
But they should bear in mind that
the Grant administration is net a year
old yet, and that the history of parties
in this country fails to show a single in
stance wherein a successful Presidential
party was rebuked by the people the
first year of its term. The Grant adj
ministration has had the honor of COM
ing nearer reaching such distinction
than any or Its predecessors, and his
followers are quite welcome to all the
good it will do them.
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Perry Prettyman, Oregon, has pat
ented an invention relating to inn
provements in railroad ears, the object
of which is to prevent them from run
ming or being thrown off the track
from any cause. 1t consists in the ap-
plication to the car trucks of auxiliary
axles and wheels, so arranged that the
wheels will be suspended between an
Inward projecting portion or fiange of
the top ofthe rail, and a correspon-
ding widened portion of the bottom Of
the rail, the upper flange Of the said
rail serving by its action on the aux
iliary wheels to hold the cars from
running off, and the lower flange SER
wing for the track Of the said auxiIa-
ry wheels, which receive and support
the cars of the main axle break.
The National Capital Convention met
in ST. Louis on the 10Th inst. Hon. j.
d. Cation, of Illinois, was chosen per-
nsnent President, with fifteen Vice
Presidents. An address to the country
in favor Of changing. the Capital will
be issued.
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Misfellaneous.
n7EACHER'S EXAMTNATI(

TEACHER'S EXAMINATIONS.
IL The Examinations of Teachers for Bedford
county win be held az follows
Snake Spring, Hartley Friday, Oct 8;
East Providence, Householde<'s 5. H., Saturday,
Londonderry, Bridgeport, Wednesday, Oct I3;
Harrison. Buffalo Mills, Thursday Oct IA
Juniata Buena Vista, Friday, Oct. IS;
Napier and schellsburg, Schellsburg. Saturday,
Oct I6;
st Clair, Eightsquare, Monday, 0,t IS;
Union, Moses, Tuesday, Oct. 10;
South Woodbury., New Enterprise, Wednesday,
Woodbury. borough and Middle Woodbury., Wood
bury, Thursday, Oct. 2l
Hopewell Dasher's, Friday Oct. p;
West Providence and Bloody Run borough, Blood
Run, Saturday, Oct. %
Liberty and saxton, stonerstown, Tuesday Oct.
Broad Top and CoaIdale borough, Hopewell, We'd
nesday, Oct 27
Moaroe, Clearyille, Thursday Oct Is;
Southampton Adams Friday Oct. 20;
Colerain and Rainsburg, Brick Church, Saturday
Oct 30
Cumberland Valley, CentreviIle Monday Nov | !;
Bedford borough and Bedford township, Bedford,
Tuesday, Nov 2;
Special Examinations at Bedford, Saturday Nov
6, and Saturday Nov IL.
No other special examin qtons will be held.
All examinations will begin at II. Appi-
cants will be examined only in those townships in
H W. FISHER,
Bedford, oet7w4. Co. Supt
NALL AND WINTER IMPOR-
TATI0N.
s 6 9.
RIBBONS, MILLINERY and STRAW GOODS.
ARMSTRONG;, GATOR d CO.,
23T & 239 Baltimore Street,
Baltimore.
Importers and Jobbers Of
BONNET AND TRIMMING RIBBONS,
| VELVET AND SASH RIBBONS,
Bonnet Silks, Satns and Velvets, Illusions,
Blonds Laccs, Ruches, Nets and
Grapes, French Flowers
and Feathers
| STRAW B0NNETS AND LADIES HATS,
trimmed anduhtrimmed
SIX, Vekcet and Felt BoanetS aHd Hats,
| SUNDOWNSa and SHAKER HOODS.
The largest Stock of Millinery Goods in this
Country, and unequaled in choice variety, which
we offer at prices that viii defy competition.
ORDERS SOLICITED.
oetl4m3
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greatly Increased, are allowed more per
diem than at former general elections;
and the blending of the local and gen
eral elections has Iessened the expense
in fees Of election officers very little, If
at all, whilst the sums paid to assessors
and county commissioners and forprint-
ing registry blanks, exceed by far the
whole cost of holding spring elections.
Nevertheless, guliibIe people eagerly
swallowed this excuse for the Registry
Act, deeming the abolition of spring
elections a wholesome reform. We
find, however, that this very peculiar
ity which was intended to sugar-coat
theodious compound Of radical cunning
and 'know-nothing'' hate is beginning
to nauseate the loyal stomach. The
board OF return judges of Erie county,
largely radical in its composition, at its
meeting on the 18th inst, passed res
olution recommending the repeal of the
section Of the Registry Act which abol-
ishes spring elections. These return
judgesassign as reasons for such course
that the holding Of elections for local
officers on the day Of the general cleo
ton, whilst it saves no expense to the
people, causes much confusion and trou-
BILE. This is undoubtedly true. But
graver reason for holding elections for
local officers on another day than that
on which the general election Is held, is
found in the wrong inflicted on commu-
mites by nominations for municipal
and other local offices which could not
be made, if those who make them did
not trust to party rage, aroused and in'
teusifed by fierce canvass, to give
them success at the polls. In this way
bad men get into office, obtain influence
and are enabled to corrupt the body
polite. For this cause, if for no other,
elections for municipal and other local
officers should be entirely separated
from those for State officers and mem
bers ofthe legislature. IEdeed 1--we would
go farther than the old law and include
county officers among those to be cho-
sen at the local elections. We believe
that under such an order of things, bet
ter men would be selected to fill the
minor offices, that the central govern
ment could not WELD so great influence
in their selection, that, in short, the
people would be freer and blessed with
more faithful public servants. We,
therefore, hope that the resolution a
dopted by the Erie return judges will
be favorably regarded by the next leg
i5lature and that the section of the Reg
istry Act which fixes the election Of To-
cal officers on the day Of the general
election will be repealed.
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A New York correspondent says ii Is
now settled that we are to have anoth
er season of Italian opera, under the
management Of the Maretzek regime,
to commence about the middle of No
veInber and to run into FEBRUARY. Be-
sides Kellogg and Carlotta Patti, Ma
dame dc Briol from the San Carlos,
Naples, Signor LaJrone, tenOre robus-
to, from Berlin, and SignOr CottiOne,
from the Royal Italian Opera, London,
are among the principal attractions.
Antonucci, RoncOni and Massimiliani
will also be part of the company.
There is Il horse at Marshal, MisSou-
ri, which is subject to fits of insanity,
in one Of which, Il few days ago, it left
its stable, broke into the yard of Mrs.
Walker, and then through the hall
door Of the house, and door leading
into private sleeping apartment,
where it concluded its erring by fall
ling and smashing a bed in the room.
Nobody was home except two boys
who were sleeping in an adjoining
room, and thus had their slumbers dis
turbed by the entrance of this mad an
imal. II remained in the room until
| day, when, with the help of neighbor5,
the boys put it out again upon the com
mons.
A negro named David Crenshaw,
was tried at Lynchburg, Va, last
week, for the crime of rape, and found
guilty. The penalty is death, and un-
less parloned he will expiate his helm
Gus offense on the gallows.
A girl of theperiod in Detroit prom
enades the streets in "pIug" hat and
carries a cane.
The journey Of the French Empress
! to the Suez Canal will cost $4,000,
/ gold, besides "pin money"
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-10-28

Hon. HENRY COOPER, at present
a mem Der of the State Senate Of Ten
nessce, was elected United States Sen
ator to succeed Senator Fowler whose
term expires on the 4th OF March, 1871.
Mr.. Cooper is one of the ablest law
yers in Tennessee, and is in every way
qualified for the position to which he
has been chosen. We are sorry that
the legislature of Tennessee defeated
Andrew johnson, but in the new man
we have a thorough Democrat, and we
aresatisfied with that.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-10-28

Both houses of the Legislature of
Virginia, on the 10Th inst, went into
the election of United States Senators,
and elected Lieutenant Governor John
F. Lewis, for the long term, and Judge
JohnW. Johnson, of Washington coun-
ty, for the short term. The Wells Re
publican candidates, Alexander Sharpe
aud T. H. Chandler, received the sup
port of their friends. The election was
by a strict party vote, with the exeep-
ton of three Wells members, who vo-
ted for Lewis and Johnson.
The Virginia press is well pleased
with the result of the Senatorial cleo
ton. The Richmond Examiner says:
We are glad that the gentlemen elec-
ted possess character enough to entitle
them to public confidence, and that the
people of Virginia will have represen-
tatives in the United States Senate to
whom they can commit their affairs
without the fear of betrayal. This is
one thing in which we can all rejoice.
As to what Congress will do about
admitting Virginia" with these gen.
tlemen as her Senators, we think there
is no need for apprehension. They are
true representatives Of the movement
which elevated Governor Walker to
the Executive chair of Virginia; and
we cannot doubt that President Grant
will take them by the hand, if he means
to conform to the implied agreement
he entered into with Virginia in insti-
eating the action of Congress lastspring
for her re-admission to the Union. The
pathway laid down for this proud old
Commonwealth to tread was very mar
row chalk mark, but we have plumbed
it exactly.
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A Canadian paper reports that since
Prince Arthur landed at Halifax he
has received and replied to 159 adj
dresses, attended 105 public dinners,
and 30 balls, danced with $40 partners,
received 700 bouquets, shaken $4,000
hands, shot $50 head of game, given SO
presents, travelled 1900 miles, been e.
lected an Indian chief, and has heard
1000, 900 "God bless hims."
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LOCAL ELECTIONS.
PmlOr, Iutz!

The clause in The Registry Act pass
ed last winter, which abolishes spring
elections, was intended by the trainers
~ of that law as an irresistible dotece1a to
that otherwise nauseous dose. When
it was objected to that enactment that
ait fHc execution of its provisions added
largely to the expense of conducting
elections, we were instantly told that
spring elections arenow dispensed with
and that as much would be saved by
holding local elections on the day of the
general election as would be lost by the
friction of the cumbrous machinery of
the Registry Act. This was not strict
iy-trae, Reconsideration officers, on the
ground that their labors have been
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swelled the sound of praise to God un-
til it seemed as the noise Of mighty
thunderings.
The Fair opens to day and we will
probably give you some notes about
it. In haste, as ever,
Oct. 10Th 1869. LINDEN.
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EX-Gov. POLLOCK

He said the cause of the Orphan was
the cause of God and of humanity.
Adverting to this Reformation Jubi-
lee, he said that Luther needed no
monumCnt-it was indelihly written
in the hearts Of the people that his
name would never die, for he was the
father Of regenerated nations, &c
This Lutheran speech from a
Presbyterian brought down the Acad-
emy with storms of applause. After
this, the Chorus, Lift up your heads, :"
from the Oratoria Of the Messiah was
sung with thrilling effect, and follow
ed by full Orchestra with grand com
bined chorus of all the Societies. AZ
ter an address by Rev. Mr.. Schmucker,
of Reading, the Young Mennerchor a
gain sang and were e7cOred and ther
a grand chorus, "The Hallelujah" in
which the different parts, as they were
sung by select singers from the differ
ent societies, fifty joined together, and
Sin linked sweetness long drawn out"
called forth the sublimest emotions,
and then in one grand tempest of song
carried you off,
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We have watched the course of 50
many distressed, emaciated and for
lorn dyspeptics, of worn-out and pros
trated females. who have taken a new
lease of life, and gradually received
vigor, strength, health, and the power
of social pleasure from the effects of
Plantation Bitters, that we are not sur
prised at the Testimonials daily receiv-
ed. If it is a pleasure to do good in
the world, how full must be the meas
ure of the Proprietors ofthese celebra-
ted Bitters.
MAGNOLIA WATER.-SuperioTtoth the
best imported German Cologne, and
sold at half the price.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NEW STYLES FALL AND WINTER CLOTH
ING. Now in stock fine assortment of
MEMS YOUTHS AND BOYS READY MADE
GARMENTS, to which large daily additions
are being made
SUPERIOR IN STYLE, FIT, AND WORK
MANSHIP to any other stock Of Ready Made
Goods in Philadelphia.
Also a choice selection of
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS IN THE
PIECE, which will be made up to order IN the
BEST AND FINEST MANNER for those
who prefer
ALL PRICES GUARANTEED LOWER
THAN THE LOWEST ELSEW HERE, AND
FULL SATISFACT ON GUARANTEED
EVERY PURCHASER IN ALL CASES OR
TIE SALE CANCELLED AND MONEY RE-
FUNDED.
Samples of material sent by mail when desir-
ed for Garments either Ready Made or made to
order.
Hal[ ,ogy bstween BESSErr Co,
Fiffh and Tower HALL,
Sirfh Streets, SIS MARKET ST.,
PHILADELPHIA
Octl668yI.
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To COSsUMPTIVEs.- s.-The Advertis-
er, having been restored to health in few weeks,
by very simple remedy, after having suffered
several years with severe lung affection, and that
dread disease, Consumption, is anxious to make
known to his fellow sufferers the means of cure
To all who desire it, he will send copy of the
prescription used free OF oharge,l with the drec-
tions for preparing and using the same, which
they will find sure cure for Consumption, Asth-
ma, bronchitis, etc. The object of the advertiser
in sending the Prescription is to benefit the af-
aicted, and spread information which he conceives
to be invaluable; and he hopes every sufferer will
try his remedy, as it will cost them nothing, and
may prove blessing,
Parties wishing the prescription, win please ad
dress REV EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings County, New York.
mayl4yl
.
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ERRORS OF YoUTH.-A gentleman
who suffered for years from Nervous Debility,
Premature Decay, and all the effects of youthful
indiscretion, wil for the sake of suffering human
ity send free to all who need it, the receipt and
directions for making the simple remedy by when
he was cured Sufferers wishing to profit by the
advertisers experience, can do so by addressing,
in perfect confidence, JOHN b. OGDEN
No 4s Cedar street, New York.
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FINALE.

A fitting close to these delightful
songs, and scenes was the singing Of Old
Hundred, ascribed to Luther, Every
body sings that, and if there is man
who keeps his mouth shut when it is
sung, we hand him over to Shakes
peare. There is no hope for his soul,
according to the above dramatic au-
thority. Certainly everybody sings it,
whether in gorgeous Cathedral or
an old log meeting house. And why
is it you always sing Old Hundred so
much louder and open your mouth so
much wider than when you sing other
tunes? ! am sure don't know, but
it appears to be set for the millions to
sing, and sing it they will as long as
the world moves and if it be true that
sounds reverherate forever, Heave n
will be full Of Old Hundred. / wish
you had been at the Academy last
night, brother Mengel, to have heard
it, and helped too. Not only did the
combined force Of the six societies and
all the Children, the full Orchestra and
brass Instruments, numbering in all
nearly one thousand, but the whole
audience, six thousand people, rose en-
masse, and joining in this doxology
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Words of Wisdom for Young men,
On the Ruling Passion in Youth and Early Man
hood, with SELF HELP for the erring and unfor
tunate. Sent in sealed letter envelopes free of
charge Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
Box p, Phiia., Pa. may2s, '69yl
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ESTATE OF JACOB MILLER

4 4 DECEASED.--To the Aetrs and Legal Rep.
gssehtattVes Of Jacob Mttker, tate Of Bedford
County, deceased d.--TAKE NOTICE, that by vir.
tue Of writ of Partition and Valuation issued out
of the Orphans Court of Bedford county and Il
directed, will hold an inquest to make parti
tion and valuation of the Real Estate Of said de-
ceased, which is situate in Cumberland Valley
township, IN the 3d day OfNovember, A D. 1869
at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, when and where you can at
tend if you see proper. ROBERT STECKMAN,
Sheriff7s Office, Bedford. Sheriff
Pa. 0et7 1869, WI