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The national Republican., 1869-02-12
TINTED STATES MAILS.
LOUISIANA.
PosT oryIek DEPARTMENT,

Posr orYIsE DEPAHrassf.j
., Wkesisgros, Jsnqary ?. 1902
Proposals for conveying the Malls of the United
foiiowisa pOSssa In The STATE Of Louisiana. will be
received at the Contract ofice Of this Dspsitment
until 8 y; n. q March 81 next. to be decided BY
soes s;' Prom PG.nfiln,en 70 Shady Grove. S miles
Leave Prsskilhion wednesddy sts m.
k.E. ' sS.sg & sS,SSf Sfgoss fsSis.s.y
500, ftom GRAND Lake, by sadOia, Caledonia, Oak
Gr9ye, snd Vista Ridge. to Floyd % miles
Leave Grand Lake Mcnd+r -,7sm.
Arrive A FLOYD next DAY bybPr1'
kfsys ssrs siNSa a.Sd fsss ns1s
soos FROM New Iberia, by Abbeville, TO Perry y
Bridge, "a miles and back, oncea week.
ks.E. k.,' q Isi,ass ass9Fs Fs.sJ ~
Arrive al New Iberia By Pm nj,
5000 Fen TsG SSsfs'1SS Ss..' - .s Y i.i mifSS.s S. '.
s,s.I. cave wash q gt9n MOndst lam
ys Z! Lans as ChsrIs. n,si s.I.s. nssi Day ~ Jpn
- Eve Eve Al v s;Sias,cP Ssst az SylPR
'SNsffom Lake Charles, By West Pork. TO Orange.
9 miles and bach: %.s...ss Ssss ssef ,,s.m
Arrive a. Orange next cav BY 4pm.
kTriVs i IsEs cSsris: next day BY ipn.
Si0' ftS% Ssnsa Ss,fSsTsis g nile. % ss:s one: sss
Leave Mermentou wednesdsy at 7Am.
Arrive at 0raud Ohenier next day bt opm.
kSsES GIsSs GSsntsi Psd.
sl02 From Mermsntos TO Lake Charles, % miles
and back. once week.
ks&TS s4rs st Tai. Ghsrs. ssIs
Leave Lake Charles Wednesday at am.
Arrive al MermentOu usxt day by ipm,
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NOTBs

Proposals must be TO carry the nail with see;
ierity, certainty and security. using the terms Of
the law, and they must be guaranteed by two re-
sp0nsible persons, certified io as such by Post
master or Judge OF . Court Of Record.
No pay will be made for trips not performed and
for each OF such omissions not atisfaetorily ex-
plAined, three time, the pay Of the trip may be de-
ducted For arrivals so far behind time as 70 break
connection with depending mails, and not sun
eiently excrsed, one fourth Of the compensation
for the trip Ia subject TO forfeiture Fines will be
imposed. less the delinqusntt be satisfactorily
explained, for noEleotinE 20 take the mail from Or
into a post once for suffering II to be Injured,
destroyed, robbed, or lost; and for refusing
after demand, /, convey the mail as freq uentiy
as the contractor runs, concerned In running,
vehicles On the route, The Postmaster General
may annui the contract for disobeyinG the post
oiee laws, or the 10 sstructions OF the Department
He may alter the schedule Of departures and arr
yals, and also order an Increase Of service by al.
lowing therefor pro rata increase on the epntrass
vice In whole or In part sts decrease
one mouths extra compensation on the amount Of
service dispensed and PRO rata compensation
for the eTviee retained and eontinued.
Bids should be addressed to the 'Second As
sistant Postmaster General, spperseribed Pro-
pOsals, State Of Louisiana. v and sent by mail.
tion, see advertisement Of October 81 1885, and Of
Offices ALEX. W. RANDALL,
jy23.sA Postmaster General,
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r.nn .EAksknrI.rh rh

umore steam lines aud AdAms' kxpress to care otj
H. HayenneT, freight Agent at Alexandriat q
will be forwarded as Tar Leesburg FREQ OF
charge other than our regular tariff rates.
Communication Pasasn ger Tickets between Alex
Andria aud LeesbuTE and intermediate stations at
cheap rates,
Round Trip Tickets good only for day Of Issue
those places and Int rmedlAls point Issued at
uoJ-U OensTal Superintendent
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PUBLIC sAbE * HSNRFyE5R sRgE,. ORDINANCE

PO'' Skbb oRbSkscs sToRks. ToRks"D'AN'N
ROCK IsLAED ARsBEAL, Jan, 1, 1850.
large quantity OF Condemned Ordnance and
Ordnance slores will be offered for sas q. publie
auction, at Rock Island Arsenal. ILL.,. on wednes-
day. April 7. lsts, At 10 o'clock. q. m. .
articles 10 DO sold, VII; -.
% Iron Csnnou, yAriop. ealibersi .F .
l,l00 Pield ATriAEes and LimbsrsJ
100 sets Of Artillery HArnossI
1000 pounds shot and She'll,
2,2O Mcclellan saddlssi
100 Artillery Saddles,
1000 HAltsrsi
100 Saddle blsnkstsi
1000 WAtsring Bridlesi
200 Cavalry Curb Bridlesi
AID Artillery Traces aud HAmes.
Persons wishing catalogues Of the .toIes TO be
sold can obtain them by application g the Chief q
Crispin, United states army. Purchasing omesr.
Lieut. Dol. ord, BSI brig Gen. u. :. 4. Ssp.
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@|sssss s'Fss,ssa.s

BEGINNING OCTOBER l, isOs.
Leave AlsxAndriA dAilt, except sunday, At 6A
IN and tp. IN. for Leesbuty. Lsa7s Leesburg for
Alexandria at Ia. IN. aud l2:l6 p. m.
Connecting at Leesburg With Peaeoek's Line Of
nrst-elass Coaches, which leave LeesbuIg on
ton, Pufeellyllle. sniekersyille, Berryyille.
Winchester and Capon Sprlngs; returning leave
Winchester on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days
Leave Leesburg for MiddlebuTg on Mondays,
wedus.days and Fridays, on the arrival Of the
hiddleburg at 3p. m.
Leaves Middleburg Tuesdays, ThursdAys and Sat.
urdays, At7a m, and arrives At Leesburg at u
m, and (peT railroadl aTIiyes At Alexandria at 3
p. IN, In ample time for Washington and balti-
more the same day.
vIom and uftor June s., the coaches will run daily
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rovERNMgNT aIIp

.GovERNMENT SALE,
LOHBIoE DEPOr ASD DIsB'a QUARTEKsAsTEE,l
HEADauARrBks DEpARTnEsr or THE souTH,
ATLANTA. Ga. Feb. d lsD
| will sell at publie auction on SATURDAY Feb
Iuary u, lse at the Government stable, corner Of
Prior and Line streets, begiuuiug at II o'clock.
o. N.
Is Horses,
SMulas
Army Wagon.
Cart and Harness.
The above animals ran be seen for two days prior
the stable,
Terms Cash.
Property 70 be removed on day o. sale
d., o..,.,s II. J. EGESswogrH. :,
charge Of depot
fei0.td W. N. HILL, ,Aueiionssr.
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WAsHIHgTog, uuo,.,, ,ALExANDRIA.

U IL N U Il OF IL NJ L.
TAKE EFFECT MONDAY, DnO. 81, 1865.
.S "a .Ps PsS.s a:r ss MSSpAT Dss M 4s s sF .nf
rus between Washington and Alexandra as fol-
THRoraH HAIt rkAIss.
LeA,, <shington, from Baltimore aud Ohio
DepOt,t,r, IN. 'do. for Manassas aud Harrison
oI,s hs.ss ~ hi.itudria, from corner OF Duke and
Henry streets iron aaaSssas railroSd) IN p. N.
DO. from LynchbuTs. Gp IN.
LOCAL PASsESaER TRAINS.
,ITyhyE y,om mwA'HrSar0s NJ LEAVIytaa1ASDS,AM YAM
H.Hisaa H'i1%a .r. OsPos..,,%% Y PAX: ! &sR,y:ss.$$ ~ Z
:. FIX r!.0HP'
: " Fl 4" :. isSS
...'IS IS Date 4 HSPTyi Sy ~
ss. % fsssSssr fSss Hirs Trains q 81 k.sps Juns,sn.
na.ss. M "a yaaeiioH and HsrriscaSuIx. '''"''A :
Trains leaving s. Assph and King streets at 2;21
arriving al bali more and Ohio Depot atS:3op m,
and In time WE Ry2Ss. Ili Ss.'%Si's SsS 'sgp
W. J. PHILIPS. 0en'l manager. dee3o-u
'PHE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILRoAD.
On ana Af,sr SUNDAY nth MAY, 1865, three daily
trains viii BE- run betwcea baltimore and Wheel.
Ing and PATketsburg. as follOwsi
s!ncrs gGhiE 4a SsssP ss 81 TS TSsT sSiPl S t'in'
stss LINZ u NJ III fass FIX .s an
{ezsspi SATURDAY at9;S m: These trains : eoh:
hset a. Beiaire and P.Tkersburg Tor all poin"
VIII %fsssssTEa sHssEfss anS n4SdsSSSssSbAros TRAIN
leaves Baltimore daily at 4il0p. n. Except sun
dAy.l Leaves Winchester for Baltimore daily
a1ssys I1SsPts a S t ySsasPss "a a
At Hagerstown Junction with train for Hagers-
'Ti THE ELLICoTT,s MILLS TRAIN leave. Balu.
ESs y :aS.s sHa Isd Nj Mi. 4 rs ssa il To
a. NJ 'na1'I PoR sHs f9 aA9 BRRaTowY,
Leave Baltimore Ats;t6a a. n. and i!lgg. n; ,eon.
County Railroad, arriving at HaEeIStown at 2:p,
6lO Gadlil, m. arriving IN Baltimore at 1923 a.
"' FoR WINCHESTER.
Leave baltimore at $50 4 m. and i;l0p m, ar
riyipE at Winchester at . 266 and ;sb p m Return.
Ing leave winchester At oAnd lO;S a IN. arriving
In Baltimore = f5R INV 2wssAssHhiSSftGSp sHh tSPSStp' m
Leave Baltimore at 80, 1908, $40 aud e't5 a. IN.
anu ff9%t slsS @fsss&afESfoH FOR gALTINs9.REE ,E .
'''' anu 0 FoR ANNAPOLIS.
Leays Baltimore at :05 a, N. and il5 ?. IN.
l,ays k, wassiaSiSn n ., a. Am m and iS P; M M
SUNDAY TRAINS,
Leave B.ltiHOIs S fC5 o w1'hnsiSs a. SpS sS
ssa m and ~. I, sSd sispRn. =, ov.rvt,Da
aa S0r aPPS ippiSst e ESdIANb. GssS 1andsa
'- " ' John L. WILSON.
L. NJ ColK 0aneral Ticket Agent
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An ACT granting certain privilssss to william
Stickney. -.-.hH

Bet enacted BY ne Heard Of Aidsnasa and
Board Of Common Council Of hs city Washing
Ton, That permission 1. hereby, granted 70
NJ awsiiing hans.' A ths nsrthvsst sorner of
Sixth street west and M street north, four feet
beyond .the building line on Sixth strest, on
a verandah ! PROVIDED, the psrmisslon o. the
President OF the United States be obtAinsd
thereto, as required by law. any Jaw Of the
Corporation to the contrary notwithstanding,
Approved, January ~, 1890. ''''' '''' w
Approved January 10, 1900. -a1a.E "a
The national Republican., 1869-02-12

NEW MKRcHASrs' STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
KEhsafiT.Is sh 1Biits5s 1SistssS5s vii ii's%'I'
regularly dprYr .ths vin,sr mop,h,. <if2k
sEEESssS Xxx. ssx R&msa4SSsssC Ia asoEdi:
,i..;: Ssss N \ f%i. % %lse% riy n fsSAs se,ss,I.
in6 xlsssndIi. and 9sSIaslSws rgsspArsSi, 4, 4, :,
SSs;;s5, S$s5.1 sSsfSSEESItSSs tsii''isa s'A Tsa
TIT. Lise, eoenss,ibk q Ng,felk VIII NJ ass
portstion Compsay 10 and rem BOSTON. I. pre-.
pared 10 take through freight At much redussd
rates, as the usual ebarHe Of drayaEe and other
eIp.hses through Baltimore Is sroidsd By this
Re, further i.feImation spply 70 Jos, I ohLI.
6ecrEs,ssn, p. 2. or At oHRIcE OF O0nPhNi.
eorner New York avenue and seventeenth street,
I'd soSii.W Wv" j.R. TRoaPs6S. Prs.iasst. /
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Deputy Q. NJ general 2. 8, 4, Chtsf oasItsras, ..

THIS Is To GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB.
L scRIBKR has obtained nom the Orphans,
SSanSia. stssrs q aaSlSi.tTston on the hs psrsoDS
estate OF JosEPH ATKE, late Of WAihipEton
Az ps5;0as hsSiPs s SlsitHs
the same, with the vouchers thereof, 10 The sub.
scriber,. on or before the 18th day o. JANUARY
from all the benefit OF the said estai !,
Given under my hand this 9etl day Of January.
1850. RLlZABETH A. ATKIN,
jA27. .wSw. AdminIstTatTtx,
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TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
y WAsnIEoT0s, D, g. JsnuaIy IS. is.9 +.
allon, Stark county, Ohio, prayins for the extsn-
sion Of patent granted him on the lat day OF May.
Double .KeAred Horse Powers.
It's ordered shst he said petition be heard It'll.
son may oppose this extension. Objections, deP9
sitions, and other papers ahonld be hled IN this
RLIBHA fQ0TE,
ia2S.Thsw COmmiaiioaeT Of Patents.
The national Republican., 1869-02-12

PHlLApELrFFiTAA;o rFiTAA;oRs RWiksIES5SS ksIfRJSb AND BAL.
Commencing on Mondey. June sth, passenger
trains Will leave President street depot, Bafti.
Way Mall Trala for Phlladslphis ssd Way Sta
lions st7:B a IN. This train connects at Newcastle
Junetio1 With trains for all Stations on the Della
Express Train for Philadelphia and New York
q 10 a m, connecting at Pcrryyills with train
ksrress fTsin for PhiIadslphia and New York
t2L y, m. oonneetinE at Wilmington with train
for IlaIonson Delaware Railroad, between vii.
xseonnoda alton Train for Port DspOsitaud iutor-
~i Enpisss % TfSia fSr faii'.s-iph,n at e;Sp p. m.
.s.Snrsss Trsin for New York at e;tS D, ms. con.
osetlnf At Wilmington with Express Train for
prins nsIpsi station, On the Delaware RalrOsd, daily
All the shove trains leave dsliJ except Sunday.
ON SUNDAYS.
For Philadelphia aud New York At S p. N,
through Tickets may be procured either At Pros.
tdent Street depot OF al Ticket once, No. IL Bait-
Baltimore street, can have their baggage checked
At their rOsidenes by uaion TIsn.isr Company.
WIN. CRAWFORD Agent.
A LBxAHDRIA. LOpD0Ur ksD HAMPSHIRE
N RAILROAD.
The national Republican., 1869-02-12

pY VIRTUE cy A Died OF TRUST ExEoUTEp
ID by the NATIONAL BulldinE sd hanpfAetufint
Association and Brick. sand and GrAvsl ~ ppAny'
70 secure eortaip coupon bonds, amour tng % W,
0oo, which deed 10 dated nd December, fs67, and
recorded IN Libet Y, No 8, Pase fis, "a yndsJ-
the hrst day Of March iSp, expose 10 sale, Al ppb.
lie auetlonI Al ~ m, ID front of the msYors ohse.
< ees,sia Tsicf 3f LAMB. n sSs ysSbv county ~ q
hundred aefes, called ''wxTERLoo,n bounded
on the west by the Alexandria and Washington
on % ~ aSrS ~ Ss issas u Ia a. sSs HuaS:.
and on he souih by the lands Of Lieatsnsnt Gua.
tsr. tor.th.r With all BUILDINGS sna Inp59se;
%sP, .s az S \, ss. "
their trade and bttsirsss, tos.iher with the fran
chi.ss and all the priviiegss. rights and properly
Tor the naunfaeture Of brick in the Disrict Of %.
iumblA And county Of Alenandria, Virginia. - -
TERMs.forth the real estate. sufleient cash 10 pay
o., ,U0 with interest from 9th day Of August, Issf,
and the rsmslnder 70 be paid In two equal install
ments Of %. oo each, With intersst from August .,
on the 9Th August lso the residue OF the purchase
day ot sale on ths said oh August, ls70.
The bonds Of the purchaser 70 be ziyen for the
rSr the personal property frsSshi;'s terms
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Approved. Jsnusry Is, 1900,

An Acr for the relief OF Michael Douohoe.
BoardcJ Common Council 81 ~ eiiv Of WssAing.
Ton, That the sum ofsixty dollars be, and the
same 10 hereby, appropIiAted out Of the gen.
Miehael Donohoe the amount Of sixty dollars,
deposited BY him In the First Nstiofsl Bank
to the eredit Of this Corporation for 4 license
which has been rejected,
Approved, January IS, 1900.
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Steamboat Lines.
NESsf fSpS9sHx,AsSgo oSnss.s.aros wAsSIseros

NxTsfHp22SHkksisSRc csns..s.1as sMnAss..IssTos
NEW 'rx.kas&c PRESS LINE.
THE ONLY pIsscf .N.H gytyHss WASH.
yss yg.j ;s::9s Ysl!: s'is . s!i;'' sr s:s
: ssifS;fS,Ss iSsS F.- Jsrs .y.p wSpsrspa.lrs !. .as
= issts g:.ssssi wharf. w.sBin s,es. rsv.ry NON,
fisisSt i.s.is:a 4 u sgst., \ ssa fsrw.rd.d .,
l7 q. N, ELDkfpoS o., xE.st:, /, fH
t.,.u 'AHfisb n b@.Il s@tsIlra !als.s!ssE,- ssissE rslls /
The national Republican., 1869-02-12
Boarding.

ID with pleasant looms, By = gentleman aud
asush.sr hddressi with location and terms. y,
Box ~. U. o. --- fe6l0-hs
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sIsss Tsss s'f fS RsS' e ;s;;

De u enacted BY the Board Of Aldermen disd Board
of Common Council Of hs city Of Hashfngfoa,
lied and requested to cause the alloys In
square No. oil, in the rear Of Fifth street, be.
tween o and P streets, to BE- graded and paved
equal to the cost thereof DO, and 10 hereby, i'm
posed and assessed on all lots and parts oflots
said Improvement by authority Of existins
laws The work to be done under the diree-
tion OF the commissioner OF the Thirdlwsfd
pointed by the Mayor. 'Ah3s Ha'NsI
Approved, January Is, 1900. ''.af ...I ~
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Az Aor for the relief Of Martin o.dy,

Be sHSrtlS Sr Sv ' ms sesrs y % y nls.@T.ss @ and
hoard Of Common CouneA Of ths etiy Of Washing-
ton, That the Mayor be, and he u hereby, su-
thoriIed and requested to pay 10 Martin 0sdy
amount deposited by the said Martin, Osdy in
the First National Bank to the credit Of this
Corporation, for a license or licenses, which
make, such payment the sum Of seventy dollars
10 hereby appropriated out ofths general fund !.
Approved, January 10, 1890. n 10 sl3,5t edo
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'i'fSssl;';L Bsss 's;Lifa,.' terms

Tie SndssSsa .su;.s. named Il tIs se:a ifSn
corded IN Liber Y, No. q page q, v yhl6h was given
said pSp1s S ,s 60 secure &c e Mr. yrnis ssot, the
Advertisement assent. 70 tbs rlsoft Propsrtyo os
Ss .eS,s Sdls,,sd s 6E Smith and Gs9
TO the same g. y. BEACH,
decs0-td Trustss.
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Approved, January 10, 1909.

An Act for the relief Of James BlEsius.
Be asnaeisd BY hs Board ef lIdsrnss snd Board
Of Common Council Of hs etiy Of WasAingfon,
10 hsrsby appropriated, payable out Of the gan.
ersl find, 10 enable the Mkyor to pay 10 James
Biggius the sum Of tslxty dollars, deposited BY
this Corporation for aliosnss which has been
rejected. ---T-
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An Acr to repair and refuruish the Mayors
once.

Nm Acr mtking an apI IopriAtion 10 pay the
lamp lighters.
De u enacted BY the Board.of Aidtrntn and Board
Of Common Council ofMs city Of WashfngfoH,
That the sum Of six thousand dollars be, and
tho same 10 hereby, Appropriated out of the
gas fund topay the salaries OF the superlnten.
dent OF Tampa and lamp-lightefs for tho asoal
year ending s0th June, 1850. ..- r I'D -1lfi
Approved, January Ia, 1900. ..'-s
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-10-29
9ocond Dew:

FIRST RACE: Mile heats; best two in three;
free for all horses, fox g lmse Of One Hundred
and Fifty Dollars.
SECOND RACE: Half mile; free for all, for
purse Of Fifty Dollars.
THIRD RACE: A match for all trotters and
PAGERS that have never beaten ESQ; mile heats,
best two in three; for purse Of Seventy five
Dollars.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-10-29

SINGULAR Discoveries IN ARIZONA
Commissioner Wilson of the General
Land Office, has just received returns of
the survey of the township and section
lines of five townships on the ella River,
in southern Arizona, containing los ,252
acres of agricultural and grazing lands,
bearing evidence of having been for
merly under high state of cultivation
for centuries, and abounding in ruins of
elaborate aud sometimes magnificent
structures, together with relies of oblit-
Grated races possessing considerable
knowledge of the arts and man ufa ctures;
among the most extensive of the ruins
being those called Casa Grande, about
two miles southwest of the junction Of
the east and south channels of the ella
River. These townships embrace the
growing towns of Adamsville and Flor
ence, on the Fort Yuma and Fort Grant
wagon roads, as we'll as numerous pro-
duct;ve farms and pastures, well Stoke d
with cattle and sheep.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-10-29

A RUN ON THE BANK OF CALIFORNIA.
At about 10 o'clock yesterday morning
rumor gained credence in this city
and Treasure to the effect that Hayward
one of the Directors of the bank of Cali
fornia, had failed for S3,000,000 and
that in consequence run was being
made on the bank in San Franciso.
With the RENE m berance of the failure
of the Frst National Bank still fresh in
the minds of depositors, it is not sur
prising that al anxious throng were
soon to be seen pressing toward the
bank in this city, with the view OF
Withdrawing their money. All seemed
in the greatest possible haste, evidently
imbued with the idea that the matter
was one that admitted of no delay
The tide flowed on until about 2 O'Clock
p. m when there came lull, every
body having had their demands cashed
AS fast as they were presented. We
did not inquire al the bank, but learn
from a reliable source that over 500,
900 were paid out by the agency in this
city yesterday. In Treasure City, the
excitement was also great. The news
reached the mines about noon, when a
general stampede of miners for their
checks and then for the bank ensued.
But, as in this city, all demands were
promptly paid, and soon the excitement
had pretty generally abated and con-
fdence was again restored. The ru-
NOR of the failure below, SO far as we
have been able to learn, had its origin
in private letters, or rather letter,
received in this city on Sunday. Up
to late hour last night nothing had
been received at the telegraph Office in
this place concerning the reported fail
ure and run below, but, on the contrary,
matters generally were reported to be
going on as usual. The whole affair
seems to have had no foundation in
fact.-Iniaad Empire, goth.
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FIRST Day /:

FIRST RACE: Free for all Three-y ear olds;
mile heats; best two in three, for purse Of One
Hundred and Fifty Dollars.
SEClND RACE: Single dash Of one mile; free
for all untried horses; for purse Of Seventy i've
Dollars.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-10-29

DsArH or VIcroR NJ. RIcs.-Of the
death of this gentleman the New York
Tribune says:
We announce with deep regret the
death of the Hon. Victor u. Rice, late
Superintendent Of Education in our
State. Mr.. Rice was native of Clymer,
Chatauqua County, and about IS
years of age. An ardent Republican
from the formation of the party, he
gave it his heartfelt sympathy and his
best efforts through life, and was one of
its most intelligent and judicious mem
bers. He has for some years been
cashier Of one of our Saving Banks,
and has filed the position with ability
and diligence. He leaves a wife and
several children to lamen. his sudden
death, which was caused by carbuncle,
and took place at Oneida, N. Y, on
Sunday evening.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-10-29
ADMISSION TO THE TRACK. so CENTS

NJ Y. STEWART.
Proprietor Carson Race Track.
Carson City, October -, 1909. I'd
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-10-29

A SAD BLUSpER By TELEGRAPH.-On
Tuesday a telrgraphic dispatch was
brought to our station BY conductor
it 10 thought from Attica-addressed 10
George II. Duuham, of Otangeville. |;
was sent from jamestown, an ID announce d
to him that +" Your wife's body is on th e
train-meet it n: Warsaw" He had
left his wife at jamestown on the Fri
day previous, in perfect health, TO come
to the bedside of his dying brother, aud
the dispatch was handed to him just 3
bis brothers body had been buried at
Orangeville. His CONSERVATION and 40
guish can scarcely be imagined. The
hearse in attendance was directed TO
come to the station aud receive the
body. When the train arrived, Mrs.
Durham and her little son stepped off
alive and we'll! 1t then appeared that
be had been telegraphed that his "wife
and boy" would be on the train, and
wished to be met At the depot Wdrsaw
Ner Yorker, Oct. IA.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-10-29

LOST PRosPEcToRs.-Somet two months
since, about August 18th. a party Of pros.
pectors, under the command Of Colonel
Pfeifer, left Fort Garland. in the southern
part of Colorado, to prospect for rich mines
supposed to exist in the mountains between
the headwaters Of the San Juan and Gun
nison rivers. After prospecting for some
time without very good success, the parry
separated, and Colonel, who, owing to very
sore eyes, is almost blind. got lost. and, after
wandering several days on foot, having lost
his horse, was found not far from the "Twin
Lakes. BY Mr.. c. Duhem, of Denver, who
in that region, and BY him brought to Den
yer, arriving here on the llth: The fate Of
the remainder of the party 10 unknown.
Colonel Pfeifer has been resident Of New
Mexico and the Rocky Mountains over
twenty years, and was . warm personal
friend Of the late Kit Carson. He was for .
long time Colonel Of the First New Mexican
Volunteers.