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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-15

The "CALL's "AcCuRacY.-The Call
r.Ani:ests the unscrupulousness of high
wayman in its attacks upon the Administra-
ron. Its regular tactics seem to be, when it
wishes ID make an attack, to lay a founda-
ton Of falsehood to sustain a superstrueture
of utilization. Yesterday it wanted to abuse
the Navy Department: and here is the style
IN which il proceeds to lay the foundation ::
a Yet the Navy last year cost the country
ever SOC. 900 900, and Secretary Robson
asks for nearly one-third more for the pres
ent. In the name of God and humanity wha,
Is all this expenditure for
Unfortunately the majority of the Calls
readers are ignorant enough to believe this
raons,rous statement. which. if true, would
tc damning to the Administration and the
Department. But it is s,upendous false
hood. Here are the facts: The Navy last
,ear cost the country about $50. 900, 900, in
stead Of S200.000,0 900. The missta,ement is
most audacious and preposterous. Indeed,
the entire expense of the Navy during The
five years of the war amounted to only
SzS0,6f5 PSI i5. "ln the name Of God and
humanity" exclaims the virtuously indignant
Call, "whlt Is al! this expenditure for Z" We,
IN turn, demand: In the name of truth
and Gecency, what is all this abominab.e
living for ,"-S. r. Chronicle.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-15

NEW WAY OF CLEANING BOILER TUES.
Our readers will recollecs the novel plan
adopted. during the late Mechanics Ins,i-
tute Exhibition in this city, OF cleaning the
tall smoke stack surmounting the boiler
furnace, at the Pavilion, by firing upward,
through the same, a charge of small shot.
The work was instantaneous and very eff
the Recorder of that place. has since en-
ployed powder for cleaning boiler tubes.
The tubes of a steamboat boiler, having be-
come stopped up, we're expeditiously and
thoroughly cleaned BY igniting half pound
of gunpowder, and by the rush of gas thus
produced, accomplishing, in an instant and
without labor, work which would have
consumed much time in the ordinary mode
of performing the same.-Mininq and Scien-
hfc Press.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-15

The celebrated Or. Gregory, in the
course of one Of his medical lectures at
Edinburgh, stated: "One cannot stand
perfectly motionless for half an hour !;
that be had once tried to do 20, and had
tainted q, the end Of twenty minutes, the
blood requiring the aid Of motion, from
the body ia order to retain its fall cir.
eulasipg power."
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-15
IMPORTANT RsvESUE DscIsIos.-Tl

IMPORTANT RsvESUE DgcIsIos.-The
f1,lowing order has been issued from
tie Office of the First District Assessor
cS internal Revenue to his assistants:
Assessors OFFICE, INTERNAL REVENUE, ,
FIRST DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA, :
SAN FRaNc,sco, December 10, 1859.
Sir: Apo,hecaries or others who sci!
wine. or other liquors, or Hos:ettsr's Bit
tiers, OF any similar compound which con-
tains a large per centage of alcohol, and
which can be used as a beverage, in Guanti-
ties of five gallons or upwards at one sale,
are liable to special tax as wholesale liquor
dealers. whether such liquors. bitters, ETC..
are sold in bottles or otherwise IF sold
II: less quantities than i've gallons at one
sale they are liable 10 the special tax
Of retail dealers. This tax is in addition
- the special tax as an apothecary.
believing that spothecaries have not
been assessed as liquor dealers,
the impression being that they were exempt,
you will at once assess all apothecaries in
your division who sell such liquors, bi,ters,
etc, the special tax of a wholesale or retail
liquor dealer. according as they may be liable
FIR the amount of their sales as above stated.
Very respectfully yours.
II. J. TILDES. Assessor.
Revenue, First District of California.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-15

"WHEN THE SOUND OF rHs GRINDERS
is Low. Some boys in Cincinnati
stole the iusides of hand organ from
O deaf grinder machine, and the man
griuds away ignorant Of his loss He
gets "a much money, and TEXTURES the
ears of psssers far less.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-15

INFORMATION WANTED John Henry
Warren, ofMans6eld, Richland County,
Ohio, wishes to lea. n the present where
abouts of Thomas Y. Sanders, who is
supposed 10 be in this State, California
or Wh&s Pine Neus.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-15

Tue Trucks TgIBUNR has been en-
Iarged. Glad TO noe this evidence o
property
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-15

The opposing political journals of Som
erset county, Pennsylvania, are owned
by the same persons They abuse each
other 10 their hearts couteat and divide
the profits.
| When a baby is born in the Oneida con-
munity, the news il sent by telegraph TO
The Wallingfor1 Community, and con-
CALCULATIONS are exchanged by the two
communities.
A Frenchmap, ". Topin, has written a
book on the % Man in the Iron Mask. 4"
He says he was the Duke de Lauzan, and
that his ofense was calling Madame
Montespan a liar"
At Bridgeport Conn. the people are
said to have habi: of walking across "A
railway bridge, and occasionally COM
pelliBg trains to stop and wait for them
TO get out Of the way.
The latest about Ignatius Donnelly is
that be has made a speech in which be
says be regards the winnipeg war as
Americas opportunity that is, if the
country bankers after Winnipeg.
A young painter, who was copying
celebrated painting in the Dresden gal
lery, was asked by travelling cockney
what was done with the old pictures when
the aew ones were flushed.
1t is said that Brigham Young is not
frightened at the Pacific Railroad, be
cause with his own private family and
those of one or two of bis Elders, he can
start a respectable colony almost any
where.
Readers OF the voluminous " Diplo
matte Correspondence, heretofore is
sued by the Secretary of State, will be
sorry to hear that Secretary Fish pro-
poses TO ecouomize by emitting to print
it hereafter.
The London Railway News predicts
th at in few years an uHbroken journey
by rail will be made from London 10
Pekin. The English Channel will be
bridged or tunneled, or ferry boats will
ia Ike whole trains across.
A New Orleans paper devotes its lead
ing article to a vindication of the claims
Of organ-grinders to popular sympathy.
Being appreciated there, it is suggested
that our organ-grinders at once emigrate
to New Orleans.
Religion is not the speciality Of any
one feeling, but the mood and harmony
Of the whole of them. 1t is the whole
soul marching heavenward to the music
Of Joy aud love, With well ranked facui-
ties, every one of them beating time
end keeping tune.
A nominee for Judge 10 New York
recently, in his speech of thanks, said
hat for twenty eight years he had be.
onged TO the party, and had voted with
t twenty ght times. This was too much
or one of his auditors, who growled out
: What's the use talking about twenty
.igbttImes in life. l voted thirty times
n one day. What ought | to get?"
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-15

ElDsR DAVID SIXTH, son Of Joe, is
preaching to the heatheus Of Ssera-
Mento.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-15

AnscouDED.-It il reported that the o.
s. fayoasser II Marc Island has ahseoaded
viii Soaeoo.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-15
Arrival Of grille Dion-Gams for the
Championship and Diamond Cue.

Cyrille Dion, the celebrated billiard.
list, from Montreal, arrived in this city
last evening and is now stopping at the
Occidental Hotel, the guest of John
Deery. Mr. Dion comes to our city to
play Mr.. Deery for the Championship Of
America and the diamond cue, At pres.
ent held by the latter gentleman. The
projected game is the result Of chal-
lenge given by Mr.. Dion while Mr..
Deery was in New York, and which
has been accepted since the latter took
up Lis residence in this city. The game,
which will take place about the lst of
January, is for S., 600 and the diamond
cue, and is to be played on three-
quarter four pocket table, 1000 points
up, push-sbot barred aud each stroke
to count three, and will be played
under the rules of the American Bill
lizard Congress. The game promises to
be most exciting and interesting one
both the gentlemen being brilliant as
well as remarkable players. Mr.. Dion
has the reputation OF having greatly
his wonderful game within
the last year, and the opinions of judges
of billiards are about equally divided as
10 its probable results. Dion is Gost
remarkable in nursing" the balls, and
ranks with McDevitt (whom be has
bearen) in delicate manipulation of the
worries when together. He also plays
some remarkable draw shots. Deery |
play is remarkable for the precision in
W hieh he plays cushion, mdSss and kiss
shots The time and place at which !
the game Will come off will be an
nouuced in due season, and it will be
he billiard event of the season-the |
ike of which has never been seen in |
San Francisco IS. T. Chronicle.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-15
CANDIDATES IN WHITE PISE.-The

Aevs ssys:
Now sni then, as the cases occur,
~e Will mention candidates for Offices
fpr next season. Robert Henegan il
-,"kea of as candidate for Sheriff.
Thomas Coleman is mentioned as a
candidate for the place, aud Edward
I.wia " i'll probably contest wiki both.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-06-21
PUBLISHERS CONVENTION.

The Editorial Convention Assem- lcd in
Parkersburg, on Thursday morning, june
81, at the Council Chamber, which wa.
kindly placed at their disposal by the au.
thorities. Some Of the papers ofthc State
were not represented, but respectable at.
t:udaucs was present. he Convention
was called to order and, on motion, Mr.,
Wisucr Of the Berkeley Union Was ap-
pointed temporary President, and Mr.
Howard Of the. Mason County journal,
Secretary. a
Mr.. Howard, of the Mason County
Journal, thought the efforts to organize u
press association, was of the greatest i,u.
portancs ami should receive the hearty CO.
operation Of every publisher in the State,
Our laws d, not operate in the interests Of
the Press, lu the matter of publishing
Sheriff's sales, the printer was entirely ig-
nored, and many other notices that ure
now posted in the and.writing Of the
officers, should be, required TO be published
in the newspapers. "
On motion ofMr. Howard Committee
was appointed to repor, Constitution and
Bylaws, the president to be member Of
tho Committee. The Chair appointed
Mcssrs. Howard. Scott, and Sh,nn.
Mr., Rhoads, Of tho. Baptist Record,
presented an invitation from the ladies Of
the Baptist Society Of the city. for the
Convention to attend q strawberry festi.
val, at the MarSe: House. in the evening.
Tho invitation was formally accepted with
the thank, Of the Convention.
On motion Of Mr.. Wharton, Of the Par.
kersburg Ga:tAe. a committee was sp-
pointed toreIort the name aud location Of
every paper now published in the State.
Nicssys. Wharton, prahosh. and Tippett,
were appointed such committee.
Tie Convention adjourned until Q
o'clock in the afternoon.
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.cl,ANGEs WROUGHT by TIME,

| The Cleveland Leader ays:g
Ten years ago Charles Lnngston,
colsrci uan afObcrffn, was tried befor,
1.-THE United Sh,es Court Of Ibis city. upon
prosecution inNign.ed by the admins
tralion Of james Buchanan, for Il violation
of the fugitive slave law, was found guilty
and in,prisoncdin the couptyiailfor
days 1t wss Just ten years las. Wednes'
daJ si'xc this sentence was fulfilled, -
Now. we sni rbis convicted criminal Of
fered the position Of trni.el States Minis''
to Liberia. This is a curious illustration
Of the changes wrought by time" ,J
TO which the Plrn Dmler adds;
About ten years ago. PANEL i. Sickle'
committed a cowarlly murder in the streets
Of Washington. Now he represents the
United States at the Cour. Of Spain.
Less than ten years ago, Governor Joe
Brown. Of Georgia, was the leader Of tho
secession movement, and afterwards The
originator. builder and manager ofthc An
jacksonville prison rcn. in which so many
thousands Of Union soldiers pcrisl,ed
Now Brown is the leader Of the Radical
party in Georgia,
Considerably les than ten years ago,
General I.ongstrcct was at the head Of q
rebel army. dealing death to our, Unias
soldiers, Now he is the. appointce al
Grant to a lucrative po>iticn in New Or,
lcuAS ~ '.'' ''''aa y, r. '''' -.'
Ten years ago. Ben Butler. at thu
Charleston Convention, voted ffty-tlrce
times for Jeff Davis as a candidate fot
President, and. at that time, was a poor
man. Now lie is at the head anil 'front.'
the very quin'essence Of radicnlism--and
worth bis millions If dollars.
Ten Years ago U. s. Grant was a, pen.
niless pon>ioner on the bounty of,he Dent
family (, now lie is tie P,esi,len, Of the
United STAKES, and the entire Dent family
are pensioners on tic Government. ~.
Ten years ago the national debt WI.
about sixty millions Of dollars; now it is
nearly three thousand millions.
Ten years ago nota national tax gath.
rrcr was to be seen or heard Of in hi.
bread land: now ,lirv arc as numerous as
lice on cabbage leaf.
These are ccrtaMly "cnrions illnstra.
lions Of the changes wroughI by time d
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G. Al. Shiny, secretary.


The Inperidiist says Of the hero Of
Fort Fisher. General Butler Is pre-en.
inently d representative man Of this day
and generation in America. Coarse, vio-
lieut., uuscrupulOus. the traditional Tumbs
lawyer all but defncd, 10 is yet the most
coil, plctc embodiment Of tie kind Of energy
which now controls what We call Our re-
public. lie is the universal caucus III
bodily form. We could not more cont
pletely depict our present system OF gov
eminent Than by atixing his pAotograpll to
Il draft Of the grim relic Of eur battered
shutlecock of Constitution. We shall
be quite ready to accord TO Mr.. Butler tue
amount Of credit which will undoubtedly
belong to him for his important services to
the cause in which We are laboring. II
there were only u dozen such men in
America, wo, would li,ye m empire before
tho next Presidential election for the IVA
ton would A. to it as their only refuge
from an !utU!rrabls evil.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-06-21

TuE Commissioner ofrnternar Kcvcuuo
has decided tia. pork packers are taxable
on al sales over $4,000. Farnswor.l,. We
believe, is not reached by this decision. =
Register.
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IlOUSEK KEEPERS.
ore 30 lIOUSEKE ErERS!ftp |
MEN---=--WUllEN---AND CHILDREN
MEN---W UNEx--ASp CHILDREN .
REAI.-REAp

51 ~ REAI-READ 10 Bfiit 1871
Cooling TO scalds and burns
Soothing 10 all painful wounds, &c."
'.le.ling to all cores, ulcers Se.''Dii'fr
COSTARS BUCkTllUEN SAME
Is the i,loa extraordinary saye ever known
liz powea Of soothing aud healing for all cuts,
bnris, bruises. sores, ulcers. chapel hands and
skim for sore nipples, for piles, q4c., is without
u parallel. One person says oft, 4 would not
be witlloutn box III my house. IL Il cost $500.
Or had ~ travel all lht why to,SeN York fJs
h.-N. !. Evcnins News.
All Druggists III Weston sell il. 'ao
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

Called to order by President Wi,ner.
The following communication was pre-
scu.ed from bis Honor, Mayor Hill Of
ParkcrsLurg:
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-06-21

Mcssys. Wharton, Drahosh, and Tippctt
were appointed such committee.
Tie Convention adjourned until
o'clock in the afternoon.
ns O.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Called to order b, President Wi.per,
IN. foIlowinp communication wa, nre.
,on,ed from b;s Honor Nlavor mi n
p,rtarsIn,n. -
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routes I. aud At different times, this Is tue
hrst opportunity ! nave !'aa 70 ex!cna 70
you q hearty welcome ~ uehali o. TIC
Iommg" oou"e'' auu e'''1e's VI f'tNs!s,
burg, l hereby offer you u most cord, Il.
welcome al'd extend 10 you Tue hospitals
'les OF 1ne cry. =, o.,
would respectfully ask the Convention
70 name some lour t1a' VII. ACCOMMODATE
them 70 .ssss gehtieinan Of Tue cry III .
pleasant drlys through our stree's anu 'no
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IL PRESCRIPTION REPUBLICAN.

For sometime past, n great deal
has been said by the Radical press of
this state, in reference to the removal
of political disabilities, and blotting
out all the proscrptivc laws, which
now disgrace our statue books. They
seem to be about equally divided on
the question Of the immediate removal
and as 20 the ultimate necessity Of
the measure, all, or nearly all of them
agree. We DO not suppose that We
can add anything to the cogcnt argu-
mcnts which this discussion has called
forth, and villa, We now desire to do.
lsto call attention to closing para
graph of very able article from the
New York Tribune. which, refer.
ing to Southern States, Gays "our
government must be republican or
drspotic, and a rule based on the pro,
scription Of full third of the adult
'nales-this third comprising two
thirds of the property, with a very
large share Of the natural ability, cx.
perience and intelligence which are
presumed to fit men fo- responsible
participation in poli,ics-is question
ablyirepublican. Itmay do-nay, it
must, in the immediate presence Of a
formidable rebellion; it cannot be
maintained indefinitely after thatre.
bcllion has thrown do n its arms
Our Southern Republicans are quite
free III telling US what they must
have, and how impossible it is that
they should live under rebel rule;
We tell them, iu turn, that it is impos.
slble thatwc should perpetuatc a rue
over the South in which the people of
the South, or any considerable num-
Der Of them, are denied voice. If
we should attempt to do it VIC should
simply sacrifice our ascendency at the
North, and they can Judge where this
would lcaSethe Republicans Of the
South. We can do and dare much
fbrcqaMnnghts. We are shorn Samp.
sonwhcnevcr We shall undertake to
argue and insist that a part # the
Southern people ought to be disfran.
chiscd and powcrless foreyermorc.-
Weiknsw that we can maintain no
such position, and we are in nowise in
rlined to attempt it"
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-06-21

\ ! rules Ncll w I've clerSs once Of IN, r..
N cult conf uf Gilmer count, on ii, & =,
Monday n.Nay lSGs. gs. - ."
Stephen l.. Ruddel, pg. = 80
wiVi"m a, hirly nd- i, 'N"S''S'
ministn'tor n Chmle, lA--go1,,
p, Arnud dersaai, f-ts
Joseph Il. MLutbip
and Sarah Ann his u1,e, .n.,
.loSn L. DcnnisOn, tltsf-
Lsni John.on, Samusf Fefs.t
Martin, Charles Rich-
urison, guardian Of si. ..fl|s ,'7
Merchant .irnIi, and 7aftpp s..s
Merchant .l,mM tstf
The object of this suit is 60 oil tain decd e,,,,
the hairs OF Charles y. Arnsd deceased, n, ~.
tract Of 81 acres Of land ~ 'ae Bill and ~,
ccedings mentioned. '''-
And il appearing Ly andayit filed. ,b., ~.
defendant Joseph l. McGabbiu, Is no, reside, W"
Of this State, and he mol appearing, i, !, NJ,
dcrcd thai he do appear here within one n,,",I,
after the frs. publication ., this order AM;
do what ma! be necessary 10 project hi, nt.rs,,
in this suit. ..,i 40, Test: '
T. NJ. BRANNON, Cierk.
U. B"ggess. p. q. mayl0-A
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'TNllE METRIC Al l'NlUN.--l'llllEkkblc
i ED.-S2, aOA YEAR.
This favoritc family Journal will hereafter u
sent 10 sul,scrilers for s2,5opcr year. grat''
copy sent one year TO any prrso, WHO otifalias
six names and forwards them with tht mon!
TO us. In otcrwotds, We will send st.eneoft'
for Sl5,oo. This makes the rnion the thcal"
paper in Amctca.
its columns arc flle,i will, capital storit, ;!
the best writer's, an,l that charming rarie, IL
poetry, wit and general miscellany. 20 wei
calculated to please all lotets Of good reading.
Nt,w Is The time to subrcrihe. All dealels .el'
Adde'S Elliott, TllOMESk TALBOT
t.. Gao. ..9ahEl liza lio.roi,! Mas.
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5aa ba55 sd aCOSTARiS"gii r
S dard Preparation .

BE a U r IF ER.
The litter Sweet and nrangt Blossoms.
One bottl. Sl-Thrcc fer $500. -
cos,ar's Rat lsoacl, sc., Extermina,cr..
cOsinr's BED Bug Ex,efminators. ,rt s5rsat
Costnr's ionly pure Insect l,owlcr.
.sOnly infallille Remedies known.
s.ls Years established in New York.
.!2. ono Boxes AMI Flasks mahniaci urei daily,
-les.! |! Beware .nfsnprious limitations
"All druggists in WESTON sell them
Address .Costar," 10 Crosby, ST.. y. J.
Or J"ln, +. Henry, Successor tor 3.
Dclnrs Barnes 4 Co.2l Park Row, N. y.
Sold III Weston by all Druggists.
t march Sly