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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-08-20
NEW TO-DAY.

LATE OF NEVADA, COUNTY OF ORMsBY
- Sc. n. Noie~are and Robert NJ. Clai Ike.
being first duly ssorn on oath, depose and say
That Oh Tuesday- August l.th, A. ID. 1869, they /,
members of he bard of examiners. pro-
oeedel t. the State T easury. and there counted
the none, III the Treasury.
That there in the Ire sury at Carson City /,
Nevada, in currency. the sum of $ls.4.0 %; AN
that they INF rm-d by Henry Rhoades
lreasureis Jerk. that there wa- on dep'eit III
the Bank IF California. at Virginia City. Nevada
of the State Money the sum Of seven Thousand
and ninety f ur Dollars and thirty Ients, in legal
tender Currency.
c. n. NOTEWARE,
RoBf. NJ. CLARKE.
Sworn TO and subscribed IN my presence, this
18th day of August. A. ID. 1863
TX. .HAki ES MARTIN,
Notary Public, Ormshy County, Nevada
A true copy. Attest:
C. n. NOTEWARE.
Secretary Of the Board Of Examiners.
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Axorur. Cosoa.s.,osAL Coxr1rrrr

ANoruER .CONGRAssIoSAL CoNnIrrEE
GoEIN6.-Chicago, August IS The
Congressional joint COMMITTEE on Re-
sreoehmrnt, with = number Of invited
guess, left yesterday for the Pacific
coast The party includes Senator's
Patterson Of New Hampshire, Thur
maa OF Ohio, Cat-i of New Jersey,
Norrdi Of Vermont and Schurz, with
several Representatives.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-08-20

The two opposing Republican State
Committees OF Minnesota (Washburne
and Donelly) have ou-ied the hatche,
and united in a call for State Convex
ton.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-08-20

THB Ohio Democrats, having To-,
their last soldier candidate, ought to
,mprovise a millionaire, even if they
imported and naturaliz-d one Of the
Rothschiids. The military failing
them, there is nothing like money u
raise their sinking cause.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-08-20

GENERAL RoskcRASs' excuse for not
accepting the Democratic nomination
as Governor of Ohio-viz that he
wanted TO pay his debts-is generally
understood as a gentee! protest against
the reputation policy Of the Demo
Cratic leaders.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-08-20

GovEsxoR MAxsHALL, OF Minnesota,
hAs declined a denomination, aud the
ie.diug candidates for the Eepsbllcan
comma ion for Governor are Lieut-naGr
Governor Armstrong, Judge Austin,
ssd COngressman Windom.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-08-20

Sons enferprising artist is making q
historical engraving of the sceoe pre-
senred At the driving of the golden
spike and the l.ying of the last rail Of
the Pacific railroad. The picture will
always poss-ss u national interest.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-08-20

A prize fight between Allen and Gal
laeher, near St. Louis, on the 18th, re-
suited 10 Aliens favor, in thirteen
rounds, but the referee would not give
him the victory.
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PRO 70 U Nd SENSATION
THE ARCTIC SALVE

rs CREATING AT THE CELEBRATED CAR
son iiot Springs (kept by that prince Of gentle
men, Capt, Wallace)in
CURING ALL MANNER OF RHEUMATISM,
CHILBLAINS, AND FROZEN FEET.
Those who had been bad for years are now cured
permanently The afflicted need complain no
THE sALvE is A SOVEREIGN REMEDY.
and is sold by all first Class Druggists. Patented
June %, lso9. Une hundred per cent. allowed.
Address n. LUMSDEN, CARSON,
Through whom all local agents are established
and supplied. anls I'm
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DIED,

In Carson. August 10. 1869. Ellen Holman, aged
Is years, daughter IF Thoma. and Jane Holman
Funeial to-day a IL O'Clock, from the residence
of the parents. Friends of the family are invited
to attend.
Sacramento papers copy.
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[ In order to facilitate his removal to his New
Store building the sUvvo named Hvulls will he
cold At . very low price. SspseiAhy the Books
from his shelves cannot b purchased - low
e1ssWAso.
Carsoa, August -, 1850.
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s,os. .
Nvw YonE h,,,is"Nann H,,ot,o, ,,,, aud
npm,aa fr,.g eents sugar active wv nv
Risii ,sat., ps,a ip911y,9g1a Seu.sl
duiI snd namiasI wh.. ~, an. ,taSe,
pstr, .sI,a, hsls 4, tssps,,o sety MN n,gnet
gai~ .ao,. "t9vmyvysi quie, sn ~ "ephuy
M ~ az s W w a, Fofh
p.ir,S01, yt,yxT.' "~N
p,,rxos, kn,,ioM p.ssd.,nS v,oo,,,.
,.tha, go ,pIa..., 1890. tTar, Nv,
,ss m.,ser = ~ n,Set ,e.n.,,. ,nnp., oI'
Sai.. 80. ,iaa, 49, 49, ,1ass ~;
w.. ~, tvpota gu se ", ~
v,n,.s " ~ IN op,,ns Ivy ~ 80 ~. w.
~ a5u, w. $500. wo-1,,e n oupsr 1890 y, 49,
strsetFs3Iiv ~ fsnm 20 ~ 40 "A s nsr sap,si
Wh.ai va. dull this morning.. and the market
Ian ~, as'n ~ q 81, 90 d ~ w
~, a., rhatu vt ~ "a w ~
yu.ao onoioe Nshey Ns1io' anu prime "h'e
Nsao.
O ~ n W. aso uu'i ~ lower IN plice. oome
800 Vusnsr wIo oneieu, vu Az n ree IL
~ ~ ns, ~ ", Vuy LOW ousne VIZ nies
49, oe ~ ni n, s, ss ~ 3
rese maue " yenow " % ccn's ueohhe VI
W n. ven's per ousnel =, ,oo
OaI-Me nvuoe saIes Wy m9rhihk NJ ~"
"u Ei,e Pr, I'M henVy Vsu 's GEMS. ,,
ano ,ne ma nunn nN ana nesy me me nnn
seney ~ money mss depressing eueet upon
ne MARKET, and tends to restrict transaetions.
W.. , to,uay' 9u' WEI u9ae
,saIaasy "a a.nt. 70. .1.d o,Il...,. 0atyka9-
otuinhty, 20 cents LOT gooa orulnary, zo.Sgzi
cents ,,, Tor low middlins, and TA82' cents Tor
"tmuunnnB' III. -,.., -. Al.
,C9gee,-lne marker mere 70 quiet out the
iee,ng a. IL ~ strong, AMI price: my De
qloteu nfm' with rainier AZ upward tendency
we have only to ncte sales OF 800 bags Rio
lrom se,onu hanus ~ lots cents goil, Huty
psla, ana we quote - before, hlo AZ VAgl214
cehts, golu' IN bonu, LOT iair TO prime ostgoes,
anu GUY pau AZ lt.4glo cents LOT hir 70
goou, loS.VlI = GEMS lot prime, lsWls oents
Ior vhoiee, goi1j bItguHyta AZ l9glI1 cents
anu Java hT2gs3A cents, goli, luty pald.
hoidssH-rhe market Is quite dull we note
however sale Of o. pnncheons Demerara ~
os cents. We quote nsah as follows, ylLi Cuba
es!syxd t;gsl cents do. Muscoyado 6o9Ss cents
bLngllshlsiandio 9Io cents anu Porto Hico gu
g,g Gs;
.. am .fe,e,i-brownstuhl the demand t1r whieh
aosofos the production, Is STEADY At 70 cents,
and we quote Middlings MS before at 3S13I
oens PEI Dushel.
,ffoplhoh-Ihe MARKET Is duli ana gener
My heavy, and we hear OF no sales worth
mentioning. Bulk shoulders we quote nomt'
pal At ~ cts, and Bulk rib sides at 10 cts,
p ~ mere are no sales Of either making
Ihete " iair eonsumptlve demand LOT Bscon,
snu 9.uers are oelng uiied At hs cts Tor
shoulders, l9ls ots; ior no sides aud ~ Gus.
W eleat no 90; mess FORK we quote hell ~
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A nephew Of Sir Walter Scott died in
Canada on Tuesday.
Rev. Frederic Huntington, D. D., was on
Thursday consecrated Bishop of Western
New York In Emmanuel church, Boston, In
the presence Of a large audience and amid
very impressive services. Rev. B. B. Smith,
d. D., Bishop of Kentucky, was the conse.
orator, assisted by many other Bishops of the
Protestant Episcopal church.
1t is stated that the nomination for Asses
sor of Internal Revenue for the District will
be conferred upon Mr.. II. A. Hall, at present
the very efficient secretary of the Board OF
Aldermen Of this city.
Janauschek is playing Mary Stewart in
New York.
Mrs. J. II. Allen, the actress, sails for Eu-
rope to-day.
Charles Dickens, Sims Reeves and Blondln,
rope dancer, get fl00 each for every single
engagement at the Crystal Palace in Lon,
don.
Governor Lctcher, who has been III fol
some time at his home in Lexington, has en-
tirely recovered.
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Tho Senate yesterday passed the House bill
on the reconstruction of Virginia, Mississippi,
and Texas, which is based upon the recon-
mendatlons Of the President in his message
of Wednesday.
Tho Senate Incorporated into the bill an
amendment to this effect, obliging these States
to accept and ratify the fifteenth amendment
to the Constitution. We regard this pro-
vision as both wise and proper. We need
not argue 1t now. 1t commends itself to all
right thinking men, because it settles Ques-
ton In our organic law, and removes from
the political arena q mootcd principle in re-
gard to suffrage and the elective franchise,
which, while unsettled, would be the bone Of
contention and Improbable discussion. 1t
was bound to come anyhow. The blacks In
this country must have all their rights. This
Is o fOregono conclusion, and the fifteenth
amendment puts the whole matter to rest.
With regard to this bill which the House
Of Representatives so promptly introduced
and passed in accordance with the recon.
mcndatIon Of the President, we only have to
say that the whole country, North and South,
will thank President Grant for his clear and
truly statesmanlike message, which at this
timely Juncture has lifted a vexed and trou-
blesome question from Its perplexitles, and
gives assurance to the whole country that In
Il few months all the States will be in har-
mony and lasting peace will ensue.
The country is already beginning to feel
the beneficial influences which are the sure,
certain and healthful fruits Of a perfect ac-
cord between the Executive and Congress.
The motion to concur In the Senate bill
was made by Mr.. Butler In the House last
evening, and the rules were suspended In
order to take the bill from the Speakers
table and put 1t upon its final passage.
There was some little disposition on the part
of the opposition to flllibuster. Under the
circumstances II could not avail much and
the bill was passed as amended by the Senate.
Many Of the most radical men now here
from the South approve of this bill, and
among these We may include Governor
Wells, Of Virginia, who is warmly in Its
favor.
We think these three States will now or.
glnlzc, and we have every reason to believe
that constitutions will be adopted which
will be In the main right and Just.
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The Baltimore and Potomac Rail.
Accommodation from Cover.
nor Bowie

In the first branch of the city council yes
terday, communication was presented by
Mr.. Duyall, president, OF his excellency Gov
ernor Bowie, president Of the Baltimore and
Potomac Railroad Company, which from
the Importance Of the subject of which 1t
treats, that of the entrance of said railroad
into the city, will be read with special inter
est. 1t is dated at the office ofthe company,
No. 70 North Calvert street, and reads as fol-
lowsi
"To the Hon. the Mayor and City Council
Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. The Baltimore and
Potomac railroad Is progressing so rapidly In
Its construction as to require that arrange
ments should be Immediately made for It's
entrance into your city.
81 have, therefore, the honor TO apply to
you for the authority we desire, TO enter and
continue through the city by such route as
may enable us to reach our terminal point
and make such connections with other rail-
roads as are desirable.
"Presumlng that this communication will
be referred to a committee Of the honorable
council, have not thought 1t necessary to
be more explicit with details, but will take
great pleasure In appearing before such
committee with our maps and prohles, and
atfordlng any information they may desire
"Whllst the prosecution of this work by
tunnel and otherwise in and Immediately
adjacent to the city, will cause an expenti-
ture of probably million of dollars among
your citizens, 1t cannot fail to be observed
that the Baltimore and Potomac Is the only
railroad which has ever been attempted to be
built In the State of Maryland without the
assistance either of the city or State, either
by subscription to Its stock or endorsement
Of Its bonds. Not anticipating therefore any
opposition upon the part of the citizens Of
Baltimore to an enterprise which cannot but
add to her prosperity by opening up
fertile and inaccessible country, and by Sc.
curing to her the great Southern trade and
travel, shall be greatly gratiled If the
matter can receive your immediate attention,
that we may be enabled to avail ourselves at
once Of the propitious spring weather for
the prosecution Of the grading, and thus not
be delayed In the completion Of the work"
The communication was read and re-
ferred to Joint special committee Of three
from each branch. The president appointed
Messrs. Escayaille, Carter and O'Donnell
upon the committee on the part of the first
branch.-Bdh. Sun, april sm.
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The FOLLOWING Il one Of the most re-
msrkablc compositions we have ever met
with. II cvinces al ingenuity of arrange
ment peculiarly lie owns
tExPLArAftor.-Ths initial capitals spelli ',My
Boat Boat T. r. q: oloriou. CLo., q Christ The
bottom 70 top, form The Lords Prayer eompiste:I
Nass ksoyn tbs oO.pel trsths. Oar father. king.
Yield up thy grace, dear Father from above
Bls..r. viii heart. shioA feeling esn sing,
kssusfs egr syi.f q love Jer Christ We pray.
II ss' sSS S1v died.
Infant being sr;t man. an then va. eruslasdi
!'is ssoi rS (. ~ y al e. Ts aSasn ssa
That blessed kfnydon, for thy. saint. the choice.
RSsHmic. 10 tSysslf aud d's al tSats aia..
qraoslsss oar piii,. ". live for vanity,
GsssHf S SpI VII IfS Ss Ss ~ n .sS A.,
4 ;s.tS i.S % i y; a:ils.,sl ID isf.i.,n.
nis. s pcW:f ~ I'm si ptSif o. soS as.tiOy,
Sure q our fall iatO The depths Of wOs.
S.Tn.I g mind. Wy. .ot glimpse Of joy
We sss sa.s as ~ sS N bsoP, w. nov"
ss siP sS q S. "a tSst i 10. aS
Q grant tia, zach Day Ogr t,rs,,pa.s.. may cca'si
Convince u. daily Of them to our shame,
RscSrren, in.ts, a = veil ADORE Thy name, ''
In the forgiveness. We az saints eau die,
Tss sos o. Sss s.S SRS SD 3. Sy
DIED.
BAfLBT-In thi. city, on the sth instant, HELEN
v. infant child Of Charles B. and .: A Bailcy.
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nRPHANs, COURT

" MARCH 0, 1850.
District Of Columbia, WdshinOtOn county 10 tOit:
In the case Of ANNIE u. 0AsTON, admin lstTatTlK
OF Albert @ CASTOR, deceased, the admin istTatrix
Aforesaid has, with the appreciation Of the Orphans
Court Of Washington county aforesaid, appointed
TUESDAY. April o, A, b. 1859 for the nnAl
settlement and dis.ribltiQn Of the personal estate
as the same have been collected and turned Into
moneys when and Whose all the creditors and heirs
Of said deceased are notified to attend. with their
claims properly youehed, or they may otherwise
by law be excluded from all benefit 10 said de-
ceased - estAteI provided COPY OF this order be
published Ouce week for three weeks In the ma
Test JAb r. OiBRIRNE,
mhl0-W8y Register OF Willa
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CONFEDERATE DEAD AT GETTYsBURG.-
Gen. Fitz Loe having received a letter from
the superintendent Of the National Gene
terry, at Gettysburg, to the effect that there
arc 700 known and 5000 unknown Confede-
rate soldiers buried there, who will have to
be removed, he communicated the same to
the Hollywood Memorial Association, who
contemplate removing them, as early as or.
rangements can be made, to the soldiers
section at Hollywood, near this city. The
farmers on whose places many of them are
now buried, the superintendent writes, are
ploughlng over their graves, and unless
they are removed soon all traces by which
they may he identified will he destrOyod,
The prompt action Of the Hollywood NssocI.
alton In this matter is worthy Of all com.
mendatlon. -RictmoIM Wig.
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~- UNITED STATES INTERNAL

DtsrRIcf OF CoLunBIA,
wLsHiSsros, March 20, 1850
Nstieeis hereby given that on February "a, 1850,
seiied on the premises Of John =. Behtens about
80 pounds Leaf Tobacco aud 80 Cigars for vlo-
latiOn Of the Internal Revenue Law,
Any person Or parsons having an igterost In said
| tobacco aud cigars are hereby rtsuired to appear
| Al this once and make such claim within thirty
days from the 5Oth Instant, otherwise the said ar
teles will be duly eopnseated and seld at public
auction 10 the highest bidder.
Collector Of Iuternsi Revenue for the District q
Columbia. apl-w3u
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President Of the United States
Jos. y. WILSON, Commissioner.
NOTICE TO rRR.EMPTION CLAIMANT

NOTICE TO rRR.EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the right o. pre.enptiOn
to any OF the lands within the tow nshps aud pATIS
OF tow nshlps above enumerated, Is required 10 es
tablish the same to the satisfaction Of the Register
aud Receiver Of the Land once, and make payment
notice, and before the day appointed for the com
h frnrt ot6afiHs snrS h f
feited JOS 8, WILSON,
Commissioner OF thu General Land ohlce
NOts-Under the regulations Of the Department,
no payment can be made for advertising proelAmS'
one, except to such publishers as are speciAllyRu
fsblb-MlA
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Bookbinders.
SEEDS! AGRICULTURE!
Il L NJ Ov A L.

Seed Store removed to X street, near Nineteenth,
opposite the Market
Seeds OF every description. clean, fresh and
genuine. Vegetable aud flower seeds. Trees,
vines. roses, bird seed, lawn grass seed. Red
white, yellow and lueerne clover. Rhubarb and
trees. HOes, rAk4s, &c. Opportunity offered for
every family to seepre good and reliable seed.
Also, trees aud small fruits at a small outlay.
"Msrths" grape vines, / am prepared to supply
this hardy, productive, valuable and popular grape
s;ngly, or by the dozen or hundred. | have con.
cluded to add to my business an assortment Of
china. lamps aud crock cry, which will be sold Al
low prices Daily sales OF roses after the lst Of
Tor mutual satisfaction A Few bushels Of the su /.
porloI new early Rose potato, also early Goodrich
A. p. MORRIS, ia,
febs.wlN X st , near nintetee nth, Seed Store.
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PROPOSALS FOR DREDGING IN PORTLAND
HARROR, MAINE
ma EraIuvua DvpY,y


POETLAED, NE, April I, 1879.
Proposals will be received at this ONCE until 3
bSaSsIs he Ds1p AZ 2S S
this 6aT6or, 40 as to obtain depth. At mean low
water, OF niustaen or twenty fact may he here.
after determined on by the Engineer In charge,
The depth Of excavation will not exoee three feet
eEeayAtsd will be 800 epbic yards more or les
for p feet channel, the depth Of ovation will
not exceed four foet, and the anount ~ be eXeays
am nut Ia both eases depending upOn the width Of
the chaanel, as may be decided on, to be exea-
| waited.
completed not later than the 18th day Of November
next
The material exesvated IL t. be deposited In
such localities mot exceedn ne three miles In dis.
lance from the work. ms the SupeTintending En.
gineeT may designate.
Bidders will please state the price per cubic yard
also the removal Of the material 70 the localities
designated; hrst for channel OF 10 feet depth at
mean low water, aud second for channel OF feet
depth at eau low water.
| be reserved therefrom, until the whol4 work Is
satisfactorily completed, and be forfeited In the
event OF the non fuln msnt OF the contract In the
time aud manner REQ uired.
The undersigned reserves the right to reject all
bdr, which, in his opinion, are not favorable to
| the Governments also, the bid ofanY person who,
there Is reason to believe, will not faith fully aud
promptly perform the contract
to call on the undersigned 81 his office 10 Morton
Block, on Congress street. for forms Of same. and
aud character Of dredgingi aud, on tTausmtti u q
their bids. (whsh are REQ ured TO be In duplicate
they will please indOrSs thereon - Proposals for
Dredging the Bar near the Middle RS SrHp1 Ttinv
aplotd
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Builders and Material
THOMAS FAHEY,

THOM LAS FAHEH
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER In
LIME, CEMENT, PLASTER,
LATHs, HAIR, SAND AND Gravel,
FELT and COMPOSITION ROOFING
DONE IN TIE BEST MANNER AND AT THE
noorIss s MXTER fSlGss' always en-
Hand and for sale.
ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED, TO. ALL
feb2l SIN WORK GUARANTEED.
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~ called TO the very fne NEW Dlnls0
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dslphia, and Boston style, Ladies that Visit Mr..
BRETT,s can come ir snd bavs, the very best TIA,
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lvaEn Gao the Prince Of Wales
Vi Key Wet, amount. 10
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~-CARPETs, CURTAINS, 40.

THE LARGEST tToCKl
TIL Hi y ESs kSS sssf
VS.. o. MfrCHsLL 4 Co.,
Ofer Perry Bro .
jaT-H Dry Goods Bstsblishment,
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COAL AND WOOD,

For sale At the lowest market rates the cele-
kratsa LYKENS VALLEY
AND BALTIMORE COMPANY COAL
E0G, STOVE AND FURNACE SIZES
Also, HICKORY, OAK AND PINE WOOD,
Sawed and Split to any Length and Size. or In the
Stick, delivered to any Tart Of ths eitX at short
notice. U. l., slERlPF,
once, E1 PennsylyaniA avenue.
bet, Third and FouT.and "A half streets.
Yard end MIL. POur-and'a-half st. and Canal.
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~sC. y. CUMMINs,

si7 SEVENTH STREET,
ANEXTENSlVE BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE
where the public may always ind WHAT THEY
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