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New-York tribune., 1869-03-12
March, lsco
NEW.YORK LEGIsLATURE.
SENATE. ALBANY, March IL.
pIIIg UIpORIED


BILLS REPORTED.
Amending the charters of Sag HarbOr and
Mohawk; amending the act opening Lafayete-square In
BrOOky; revising the charters Of the village OF Warsaw
aud city OF Auburn relative 10 the Tax Commissioners OF
EewYork, previously recommittedj incorporating th1
Passengers Transit Company OF NewIOrk; relative 10
sewerage: Also TO the Waabout Improvement, aud for
the completion OF Aantcayc, In the city OF Brookyn
adversely 20 extending the canal OF the Brooklyn I'M
proyement Company; In reference TO Jures In the Dis
rir Courts u NowYork; Incorporating the Tritonen
schutleu Company OF NewYOrk adversely 10 continuing
the charter on the Branchport and Penn Van Plank
Road 10 amcBd the law relative 10 the formation for
manufacturing and other purposes. Mr. Greamer gave
pany of New York IL will be similar 90 the bill OF last
year. the bin amending the charter OF tue last lhuia
smith Parcee Gold Company to Issue preferred stock
fiiIs INTRODUCED.
by Mr. MatOOn-TU incorporate the Niagara Ship Canal
C0hpaDy Mr. CaudWell-To incorporate the Whito
Plains Water Works. Mr. Crcamer-Royiylng the Charter
Of New.YoTk steam Transit Company. Mr.; Mattoon-
Facilitating the transportation of freight, and regulating
tie prices thereof certain railroads IL prohibits the
Central Erie Hudson aud Harlem Roads from charging
sgbf ana grades Tie extra per contago for shorter
distances, between April aud December 10 charge 10
wcl-To amend tho Charter OF New-fork HARMONIC
Society also, In relation 10 the Nursery ana Chlld
Hospital Of New.York, authorizing the payment
Of g per week 70 each female inmate, aud
$40 per month for every child born therein; also,
gaG the AaG&Po sS e@ans faa Ea5 Of HGihHal EshHtavs
a" incorporating he Presbyterian Home for Aged Wo
men In NeW-York Mr. Murphy-AuthOrizng the sale
OF portion Of Prospect Park Also to widen NinthaYe
and ifiecnth.st.. In Brooklyn. Mr. Perco-Opoulng
Underhlaye In BROOKLYN HlsO Tor the Improvement oi
Douglas and Presidentsts
charges OF improper influence IN the senate III feetence
10 legislation regarding railroads. last WINTER submitted
report and testimony In cOhclurlon tn9 report TO
comncnds remedy tho passage OF Mr. Hales bill on
on motion OF Mr. STANFORD the bill aboshng Canal
Contracts mado the special order for this evening
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Su,tiHI NOtius.

Union Republican General Committee, Twenty second ST.
and adjourned meeting the Union Republican General
Committee for the Chy NewYork will he bed Hadquarters,
and BroadwAy FRIDAY EVENING March H. u
o'clock Every member Is requested TO be present - -
JOHN " GRIDLRY Chairman
A. IT, KEEcH, ls..,s,.ris.
JoaS QUAcKESBUsH,
Eighth Assembly District Union Republican Assecia.
tIonThe regular meeting Of this Association will be held
RunKs Hotel 30 GrAndt THIS (Fday kyENlNo Al o'clock
Jons McDoSALD - JOHN j. OBRIEN, PreE
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Asbury
LIFR INSURANCE COMPANY,

No 29l Broadway, Reads-st N Y.
The Abur commenced business April last meeting with
aud have already issued LOO poh
ess lu.urug Sl5O000
ALL Policies sN0NF0RFETABLR-sniinggo good for certain
full without exchange eoadonSan advantage
ole D ether Company 10 the State.
DIVIDENDS the popular Pansr'hp PAn introduced By this
Opaon Of the Hon wM BARNES Superintendent Of n Y State
Ina Dept Your plan omAkug dividends according 70 the capital Tor
net sas) which esch partner has In the Company entitled 10 much
credit for M justice and pty probably hits upon the principle
which Court would adopt distributing the assets " mutual Com
piny Winding M Affairs through keeysrshp 81 olhewss
LRMUEL BANGS, Prssideut
q. ELLIOTT, Vice Pres and Sscy McCLfNT0CK Aetuay
few good solicitors wanted.
Special NOtce-Tbe HANLoS BROTHBRS, among the variety
ofysoepeds their Academy have added smother ovea w.
LoClPEDB FOR LADIES' which exhibition their Hall for
the inspection Of the public
PnteHts-MlRE Co. No. 81 Parkrow n Y, Agents for obtas
lag AMERICAN aud EUROPEAN PATENTS
Twenty. ave years experience
Pamphlei Of Lax and Information Zee
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FUNERALS TO-DAY.

BLhNCK vIRGINIUs. No. 389 Madisou.st
BUrMAN. MARY ALICE No. 62i Pachc-sL. BroOklYn.
CHURCH, Mrs SARAH A, No ri Greehwich-st.
CuMMINS, MICHAEL, No. f05 East fry -thirdst
RMRRS0N CHARLES No 80 JOhnson.st Brooklyu.
LIyBY. Mira BARBARA, No. 362 WsH fineenth.st.
AULLAN. DELLA r.. Wesport Com.
OCOENoR MARGAREr No 81 North RleVenthst. Brooklyn
SMITH, MIRA JANE j., No. l6s south HlnihsL, Brooklyn
SMITH DANIEL No 256 West Fins. .fourthsL
WALSH ANDRRW, Presidents aud Hamitonave. Brookyn.
WALSH WALTER, No 246 Esst renth-st
WHTBBCK Mrs EMMA O., Eighty siHthst and F1hhaVe
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N1RRIEU.

CoRywALL-BECIT-on Tuesday March At the Church cfhs Mes
riah Rev Mr. 1hr, william NJ Cornwall 10 JahA
NJ. Bech, both Of that city. No cards
GULD-KByNAu BROOKLYN n WEDNESDAY March 10 b. TIE
Rev Charles Mr. j. Henry Gu o Wet koGbuTyi AssA,
TO Hiss s. Louise KennA Of Brooklyn. No cards
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Dr. CoItcn will be pleased to send Bis paper Facts and Pures
the nitrous eSe Tor extracting teeth 70 any
one sppylg OMce No 10 Cooper Institute NsS-iork
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tail department OF their establishment new SUIT OF
Clothes in Of their removal to their new ana CON-
modious establishment, corner Broadway ana nuliei nliei
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Patent
SPIRAL SPRING BUTTS,

Spinal SPRINf BUTTS,
Adopted h the United all Public Bdnga used
principal Hotels Banks Stores aud Colleges oaghaut
the country They adapted for description whether
on samhoa railroad ears dwelling honeG All 6 elais
architects recon them. by Hardware Dealers generally,
j. RUSSELL 4 Co. MannfaetuTers Agents
No. 81 BeekmAast NeN-lork.
Pos-Onice Notice.-Ths Mails Europe and
Inc March Isl Nu he dispatched fo this ohee kows on
TiESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY and SATURDAY, closing
n m and st foow and D. il:s5 and o. J0;
ID and lI:lS. aud G. 1880 a JAMES KELLY p NJ
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A. Lane Patrick Doa Addison W" DBEST BrSTG j. De la Fl
man, IT,, Morris Myers A. D. F"n Ou]'''
ganiere j. l.. Gosling
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DIED

All Notices of Marriages must be indOrsed Wi& haH
nrdn nddleaa
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CARPETS.
WIN. E. FRENCH cIIAs. KIINGEI,F4osFFEx
CARPET WAREHOUSE.
WIN. T.. FRENCH A. CG
= MT II = " Wv OAL y NVsg
Mes. ~ ana 40 MAIN ST.

mes. a ana 40 MAIN ST.
EVANSVILLE, IND.
VEyHO WANTS A NICE. CARPET
SW at a reasonable price, and no trou-
bic about it?
Nov is the time to make your Wife or
Friends a handsome Christmas Present. and
at the same time make home as comforts
alb and cosy as palace.
Low PRICES, GREAT INDULGENCE
AND GOOD ADVICE:
In order to reduce our stock before maxi
de- de- our annual 1nvotee on January Isl,
1869, we propose for
ES- EEEE NEXT 30 BAYS -6a
70 offer our Carpets at she lowest possible
oe7lses.
Also, in order to give employment to
our laFpet-Inakers and UphOlsterers OUR
ana lag dO1O1 all Carpets we sell till Janu-
any lsJ FREE OF CH ARGE. All goods
delivered free. All work guaranteed.
Our stock OF Mattings, OIL Cloths, Win
COW Shades, Damasks, Lace Curtains, Cor
nlees, Wall Papers, and House Furnishing
Goods, generally, Is larger than all others
On that llnel now in our city com bined.
We propose to sell them as low as these
goods are Tetdtted In the United States.
w e are eIctUSiUety in this line OF business.
What others can do elsewhere we propose
TO do ia evansville. " Every man to his
trade" City Business is divided= Don't
go To a shoe store for putty or padlocks-
Don't buy rice or rat-ta1l files in a crock
cry store. Don't ask for mutton in a mlt-
l1nery shop. Don't think you can purchase
dry goo IS in drug S ore. And, above all.
Don't buy your CA RIP ETS in a DRY
GOODS HOUSE. This advice dixie our
CarpeJ-makfng tor 30 days. Is given gratis
tor the benefit of ''AU a0hOng "a man con-
Germ" Give call.
Evansville, Ind, Dec. /, 1865 [de5
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our lperchants and shippers win ~.
tend to him a liberal patronage. This
is her frst trip, and he should have a
full load.
GIeanfngs from our Exchange.
CINCfNNATI = The C0mmerofqE OF suu-
day says:
Considerable freight was damaged here
] during the rapid rise In the river Friday
4 portion Of the deck load Of cotton ON
/ the st N1cholas, recently sunk iu Red
| River, hOated of and that, with the cabin
/ furniture and machinery, VIII be gaved /.
/ the boat and balance or cargo wiz be "a
Total loss. The wrec does not Oh tluct the
The National IS ,7reckiue the Monsoon,
| lately sunk ia Red River, ten miles above
| Grand E5Core. She had L40D bales az eOf-
| ton. This Is the thi "a boat that has sunk
in Red River during December. First. the
the Monsoon.
The Commercial or Monday says:
The Melnotte, on her recent downward
trip TO New Orleans, from Cincinnati, hit
an unknown obstruction nn the Ohio
River, at Hurricane Island Her PUMPS
were started, and she took about nfteeu
inches OF water before she reached Padu-
cab, where her freight was shifted, stem
repaired, and the leak stopped, when She
proceeded on her trip, after enterins pro-
test, arriving safely 40 New Orleans. We
understand over forty-hve Of her bottom
The Gazette says:
During 1858 the CITY collected from steam
erss for wharfage, 10000 40, aud rents on
wharf property, s. 0i3 10. The balance
sheet Friday showed wharfage fund debtor
to the amount OF 81 iD9 "a, against a credit
of s23BsS 81.
The Gazette Of Saturday says;
Mr.. John II. Thpfett. second clerk OF the
Evansville packet Cnarmer, Wns yesterday
presented By Mr.. Green Johnson. mead ems
gineer on the same boat, with "a serYIceanle
hickory chair, made By the latter gentle
man, as New cars present. The chair
~ an excellent piece OF mechanism, ana
the donee deserved the compliment.
The tOWbOat kanaWha, coming down
@anaWha River, sunk two loaded coal
boats a. the head Of Red House Chute.
this week. The boats belonged at Conlburg.
LOUISVILLE. The COurter-yOnrnaI or
Sunday says:
The Wheeling IateHiOencer devOies about
the third OF "a column TO the launch OF the
Her reported Dimensions
are: Length two hundred and thirty
three feet breadth or beam thirty-siN
feet, depth o. hold five feet ten inches.
diameter OF cylinders twenty inches
stroke seven feet. She As TO run Ia the
upper river.
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bushels psF hsad ia The whole popu-
lation Of tho kingdam to support its
inhs bitants. On the strength OF these
figures, an English agriculturist work
ed out prediction that between the
harvest of 1867 and 1868 there would
be a deficiency of about 1000. 900
bushels. The result proved so near
Mr.. Cards figures that they are now
taken as science" in making up
calculations for the future. We sup
pose the consumption of wheat IN the
United States would be about the
same, and the English figures may
serve as a basis for our own calcula-
tlons, although oar produce 10 the
acre would have to be taken at a
much lower average. - Philadelphia
P-eeo
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FATTENING ANIMALS

FATIENlNG ANIMALS.
Animals of all kinds lay on flesh
very rapidly as the weather grows
colder. Keep beeves and sheep in
pasture as long as feed is good, but
yard them at night, and feed them
twice day with grain if they are to be
! marketed soon; otherwise simply feed
them so as to be sure they are constant
| ly gaining. Pigs should have cooked
food, and plenty of it. Push forward
their fattening as rapidly as possible,
| for no season will they gain faster.
Keep them clean, aud give them warm
sheltered nests. Farmers who have
not already commenced to prepare
their hogs for market, should lose no
time in doing so. Que week OF this
tavOrite weather is worth two weeks
In December. Poultry also gain very
rapidly, and it is best to tatten them
on scalded meal, with corn. wheat
screenings, and other food in addi
ton, at daylight In the morning an,
late IN the afternoon.
TO PREVENT RUST ON PLoWs.
A correspondent of the RurQL
World gives the following, which he
says he has tried successfully. It is
simple, and worth adopting: I" None
but the plownan knows the advan
tage of having a bright pl0w. The
writer has tried great many articles
to prevent ploWs and other agricul
tural implements from rusting. There
Is nothing so good and handy as
patent axle grease. [ have used tai
low, paint, and Japan varnish. but
the axle grease is always convenient
and easily applied.
PORK AND BEANS.
The cheapest and most nutritious
vegetable used for food Is beans. Pro-
lessor Liebig says that pork and beans
form compound of substances ne
cullarly adapted to furnish all that is
necessary to support life. a quart of
beans cost say fifteen cents: half q
pound of pork ten cents. This. as
every householder knows, will keep a
small family for a day with good |
strengthening food. -Four quarts of
beans and two pounds OF corned |
beef, boiled to rags, in IF y quarts OF |
water, will furnish a good meal to for |
ty men, at cost of $1-two cents and |
a half meal.
TO MEASURE CORN IN THE EAR.
Measure the length. width and /
depth, of the crib in feet; multiply /
the three dimensions together, and I
the product by four, cut off the last
figure; those to the left
express the number of bushels of IN
shelled corn. If measured in inches,
multiply the three dimensions to-
yether, and divide the product by
800; the quotient will be the number
IF bushels.
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ARMADA,
DE-. Rnrt0n,s TobaccO Anfid0teI

WARRANTED TO REMOVE ALI DEsIRE YoR T0BACco( Ls
sf.c1 rsgst1bIe and hugTess II parifes and fcles
he Baod nvigorafes the system possesses great
ing All strengthening power is excellent tq1ic and
apnesr enables the stomach digest Tie Eenrtiest
food mixes sleep refreshing, and establisE robust
health Smokers anil ctegers FIR siItg af1rs clcd
Price FtA cents per box IN interesting Reaiise Tho
injurious ecfs Of tobacco, with lists Of monas
erenees, etc NssNr FREE Agents wanted. Address
Dr.. 4. K. ABBoTF, Jekey City, \. j..
TE&TLAEOHTL AhS-
P0sTfAsfEiz's EzsTIsIOST.-I received box Of Bur-
toms Autdote groA Rev N. P ALTON, and find 81 a.
e5ea0Qt cure S GArsHALs COnngton, Ham ison Co.. o.
FRox THE Z. S. TRhlsURT, Seaefayy's 0f7ce-Please
send supply Of the ANTIDoTE/ The one 1ee'rsd has
d0Rs is tsork SURELY. o. T. EDGAR.
FRoa Nav HAMrsarRa> sEArE PKrsOs.-Genilenler
Of influence here having bd cured Of the appetite for
tobacco BY using Dr.. Buro[k Antidote desire a sup
plg for the prisoners C Mi inStftution.
JOSEPH MAYO, tardeiApf n. II. State Prison.
BAESEg's TEsTIHgo DIN Burton's Altidoie fol
Tobacco hgs acso1pIiS,ed al c3ai1N J0r Il.
". MANI 1T Nat Bank, New Albany, Ind.
4 CLERGTdAa s ygEsrrdoHY.-OEK'Eox or AnuDoIF
AIRED my brother And myself In HEFAR FAILS.
Rev. l. n sHoEMAKER, Kelley Station Pa
FRoM R6LtcE HEADou ARTERs, LTsag, MAss.--T
Adre g1itef ftYfrs pounds flesh IN thru months BY
using Dr. Bfton's Audote, and Oh 9ige ~ obaceos
removed. WM L. NAtT in.
FRoN gaE SOUTHERN HOME JOURNAL BAISINoRE,
MD.--0ke box Of Burton's Andote remorai aI,5s.frs
for the weed from take pleasure in recomrn pding
1t 70 gfl readers. r. Y. SLATER, Editor.
For SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. y
Trademark x CopgTfghtedl
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Boats Due.

Among the first boats due here are
the Quickstep, from Cairo; Sam. Orr,
from EastpOrt; Emma Floyd, for
Nashville; the Silver Moon, from
Memphis; Clifton and Minneola, for
Memphis; Louisiana and the Indiana,
for New Orleans; John Kilgour, Mary
Houston, Louisville, j. H. Groesbeck,
Dexter, and Virginia, from New Or
leans; the Morning Star, from Louis
vile; the Petrolia No. 2, and Louisa.
from Wabash.
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NYONE ARE GENUINE UNLESS
Ia done up in sIreel-engraved wrapper,
with fac-simile of my Chemical Ware-
house, and signed H. T. HELNBoLD
daIS
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CAR.Tl-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

UMBER-LUMB ER!
THE SUBSCRIBERS CONTINUES
- the Lumber Business at his old stand
at the corner of Mama Seventh Streets.
and would respectfully inform the pubIe
that his stock is large and second to nom
in the asSortments, embracing. Pine OF &
th1ckneSses and quality, from the nice
Third Common Saginaw Board up
Three-Inch First Clear Plank,
Also, 500 DOORS of various Thickness
and styles, and
10000 LIGHTS.
Window Sash, Pine and Poplar Shfpelss
3 and 4-feet Lath, Mouldfngs, Casino
Quarter-Round, &c, &c.
orders from the country, river or faI
filled promptly.
sell dam JOHN F. GLOVER
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ArrlvaIs and Depnrtnron.

The only arrivals and departures up
to 3 o'clock yesterday were the Ar
mada, from Cairo; Mollie Norton and
Sallie v, Henderson to return; Pey-
tona and barges, St. Louis to Cincin-
natl.
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TO BUILDERS
SWEET CIDERy

u SPLENDID LOT JUST RECETv.
- ed and FOR sale, BY wholesale or re-
tall by MARTIN KLAUSS.
Corner Seventh and Locust Streets
deg div
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RKV Err NE w .
nor o0.or RtUer Items See Follrth Page.

No printing establishment IN the West
has better facilities or greater ability for
doing fine Steamboat Printing. Our assert
ment of Job Type, though very large and
complete, is constantly being added TO, and
our job department is under the personal
supervision of one of the best job printers
In the United States. We are prepared to
print Posters, plain or fancy, Bill Heads,
Bills Lading, Cards, Deck and Meal Tick
cts, Bills of Fare, Mates Tickets for Labor
DC, &c. Orders left with either OF the
wharf-boats will be promptly attended TO.
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weather and water.

The weather yesterday was bright
and clear, but cooler, with the wind
square in the west, and pretty fresh
and cool. The river continues to rise
steadily, at the rate of q to 3 feet
every "a hours, and is now nearly bank
full, and beginning to overflow the
low bottoms. 1t still rises rapidly at
Cincinnati and Louisville, but is fall
ing at Pittsburg. There were 9 feet 3
inches in the chute, and 8 feet 2 inches
on the rocks at Louisville on Mon
day.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-11-26

ELEGANT CLOTHING SUPERIOR GooDs,
At REDUCED PRicEs FROM CHICAGO =
Messrs. Koppel & Plat are in receipt
of come superior furnishing goods of
late styles. just from Chicago. Splendid
dress suits, ovescoats peculiarly adapt
ed to this climate, heavy undertaking
of the finest wooden fabric, extra made
shirts, manufactured TO order) and i,
by way of the greatest novelty now in
the market an assortment of those new
fashionable bats which contain a patent
looking glass attachment with comb
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TIE OVERLAND MosrHLY.-The De-
cember number of this most excellent
and welcome periodical has reached US.
Its high character is remarkably well
sustained. 1, holds first class place
among the Magazines of America and
Europe. Moreover, it is one ofthe most
tastefully printed books of the kind
that is issued from any press and is a
great credit to its proprietor, Mr.. John
II. Germany, and its publishers, Messrs.
Roman L Co. The table of contents for
the number before US is as follows In
Lava Land; 10 and around Astoria !;
Expectation; Quicksilver aud its home;
Legend of San Juan de los Lagos; Down
among the dead letters; Nevada Ia
poem written by Mrs. F. F. Victor and
which we publish this morning. Ed. AP-
PKAL.) Cariboo; The King of Clear
Lake; Those Americans Tea Leaves /;
Ainna's Betroihal For Three Weeks /;
Old Lamps for New; Her Letter; The
Id:l of Red Caleb; E:c.; Current Li,era-
t1re. IHasmuch as this number closes
the Third Volume of the Overland, it
is we'll to remind our readers that it is
to be had a, 81 90 per annum.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-11-26

A FIGARO SPEECH WELL DELIVERED.
That lively and audacious newspaper,
the San Francisco Figaro, in criticising
.sCariton description of Yosemite
and averring that it is "astonishingly
faint goes on to observe, in a strain
of very well delivered rhetoric, the
following:
When one comes 10 the bottom of a
vast cleft 10 the earth. and TO walk be-
tween perpendicular walls of granite a
mile high, 10 see in front of him swol-
len cstaraets leaping down, foaming
end roaring, a thousand feet at bound,
and to hear the tremendous echoes re-
yerherating from The cliffs, like volleys
of supernatural artillery, he painfully
feels his own iHsignifcance, the pupy-
ness Of his speech, the feebleness Of
bis imagination, and the prophet of
Divinity within his Entering heart
sternly commands him to fall on his
face in the Valley of Miracles, and to
put of his shoes ut the foot of the
watery Sinai. The loud talking waters,
leaping as it seems from the ramparts
of the skies, command poor humanity
TO reverent silence, and give sublime
utterance to the interrogatory
Scan thy arm measure with an arm Divine,
And canst thou thunder with a voice like
Mine J"
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Snow l-Such would be the express
sion Of Maine rustic after reading the
following logically concluded item in
yesterdays Enterprises:
The departures for White Pine are
not at present as great rs they were
some months since when there were
more people going TO that country than
ut present; still most of those who are
goirg there 10 winter will not remain
here.
That let's you out, Dan.
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That let's goa out, Dan.

BASE BALL.-The Virginia and North
western Base Ball Clubs, of this city, intend
having their match game the first time we
are blessed with fair spell of weather.
Yesterday it was so stormy that it was i'm
possil lie for them to play in their light uni
forms, or to catch q ball with the snow driv-
ing in their faces. Both Clubs were much
disappointed that the weather should have
turned out 80 bad.-Enteyprise.
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THE ADELPHI CLUB hold their weekly
soiree this evening at Moore & Parker
Hall. These bid fair 10 be exceedingly
acknowledge the receipt of a season
ticket, accompanied by most corteous
note from Secretary Hale. Thanks.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-11-26

SILVER STARS ATTENTION by Presi-
dent Rhoades' notice in another column
it Will be seen that a special meeting of
the S. S. B. B. Club will be neld at
Gao this evening.