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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-07-08

A TIN WEDpISG.-The Minneapolis,
Minnesota, Tribune describes n tin we'd
ding at that place. From the report We
quote:
To be sitting quietly of an evening,
coming the changes in the last ten
years to be hearing the musical cac-
kie Of the children going to bed, inter
mingled with the softer notes of NAM
mas voice and then TO hear . burst
Of strange music, as it we're prodigi
Gus and prolonged blast and blare Of
horns-to rush 10 the door inauisitive-
the head of n procession and surprisedy
That is the word-surprised, and BY a
crowd which swarmed into the house,
cut the children's lullabys short and
crammed the kitchen full of eatables,
and opened a tin shop in the dining
room. And the band which beaded this
party ! Imagine a ten-fOot tin horn,
ut'ering hOarse bulIfrog notes; double
oarrelied tin seven foot tuber, blown on
the Routan plan /; two tbree-foot too
tiers. tin flies, aud tin panios, all in OF :
GRAFTON and a marshal, with q tin
sword seven feet high, leading this
noise into your quiet dwelling. The 6rst
proceeding was a grand instrumental
and vocal salutory. Horns, tubers, 6fes,
trumpets, whistles, disbpan gongs, and
n general clsshing of tin ware, inter
spersing songs accompanied BY piano
music. Next followed grand viewing
IF tin ware Then came the refresh
menis, afer which was performed that
beautiful and touching GER
emory of decorating the unfortunate e
cipient With his tin ware. Think Of a
man with his head covered with q blanc
mango mould, surmounted by an ice
cream freezer with bis eyes covered
with wire strainers for goggles with
spoons stuck through the button holes
Of his coat and vest, and wire egg boil
FRS. castors, tin pail and egg heaters
suspended therefrom; with tin STAN
er strung round bis neck before, and .
rake box strung round his neck behind,
thrust full of long handled clippers, la
lies and iron spoons aud huge tin
watch with "last column, fourth page"
IN the dial, humping against your
,reast at every step as you we're parad-
ID roand the house, preceded by the
band, in full operation, and succeeded
BY the crowd in single file, and the
balance of the tin ware. Think of soft
,orns, when gilded tin slippers covered
hem. At half past ten o'clock the
house was clear again-the party had
zone.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-07-08
A NATIONAL TrnrERAxcs CoAvEx.

A NATIONAL TsMPsRANcs CoNvsN-
TOE has been called to assemble .,
Chicago, Illinois, on Wednesday, Sep
TENDER l. The call, already extensive
ly signed, says:
The moral, social, and political evils
of intemperance, and the non enforce
ment of the liquor laws, are so fearful
and prominent, and the causes thereof
are so intrencbed aud projected by gov
ernmental authority and party interest,
that the suppression of these evils calls
upon the friends of temperance and
the duties connected with home, relig-
ion, and public peace demands that old
political ties and associations shall be
sundered, and distinct political party,
with prohibition of The traffic in intoxi-
eating drinks as the most prominent
feature, should be organized
The distinctive political issues that
have for years past interested the Amer,
important or fully settled, and in this
aspect the time is auspiciOus for de-
cided and practical effort to overcome
the dread power of 'bs liquor trade.
The undersigned do therefore earn
-stly invite all friends of temperance
and the enforcement of law. and favor
able to distinct political action for the |
promotion Of The same, to meet in Chi
caeo. on Wednesday, the LIST of Sep
tember, 1869, at III O'Clock A. NJ, for
The purpose of organizing for distinct
political action for temperance.
All churches, Sunday schools, Tenn
,ersnce societies, of all names, are re.
luested TO send delegates. and all per
IONS favorable to this movement are
invited to meet Al the time and place
lbove stated.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-07-08

CHAseIxa THE NAMEs or War Vss-
sxLs.-Ao officer on the United States
ship Pensacola. sends the Alta An ex-
tract from q circular issued May 18th,
from the Navy Department, announcing
the folio wing changes of names Of war
vessels
Algoma to Benieia, Ammonoosuc to
iowa. CannndaiguA to Detroit. Contoo-
cook TO Albany, Kenosha to Plymouth,
Ksw.ydin ~ Psnnsylyaois, Madawas-
ka to Tennessee, MsnilOu TO Worches-
ter. Nionetonka to C.lifcrnis, AOsbula
20 Severn, Neshaminy to Arizona. On
aha % Hstbris, Ontario 10 Rev York,
PsscAt.asa p Delaware, Pompenoosee
to C0arseeieGt, Pusbmatahs to Cam
bridge, WaaSanoga 70 Florida.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-07-08

REDEENING HIS PRoMIsE-Presiden
Grant is Literally redeeming his promise
to faithfully collect the Revenues aud
economically expend the public money.
The last quarter of the fiscal year
ending June 29th yielded twenty mil
lions more than any single quarter un-
der the johnson regime. The expeudi-
lures were twenty-five millions less
than in any other quarter of the year
These are eloquent figures for the PEG
pie.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-07-08

WITH CLOSED Dooks.-The Working
mems Convention met at the CourI
House, in this city, yesterday, and after
a temporary Organization, decided that
its sessions should be private-that 10.
that the doors should DO opened only to
duly accredited delegates and the mem
bers of the societies represented. The
decision seems to have been prompted
by two coosiderations-6rst, that FREQ
exchange of opinion was desirable, and
that some of the delegates might be
embarrassed by the presence of reporters
and others; and again. that in the heat
of discussion Incorporate language
might be used which should not be
reported. 1t was argued that the verbal
Inaccuracies of the debates and proceed
ings might be ridiculed, and the speak
ers " coughed down" by uncharitable
outside criticism. This reasoning was
irresistible, of course, and the doors Of
the Convention we're closed. Although
our reporter was excluded, the proceed
ings of the sessions of yesterday will be
found reported in full in our columns Of
this morning-thsnks to the courtesy
and industry of an attending delegate.
Now, We question the propriety of clos.
ing the doors of tie Convention to the
public. The delegates are men Of in
telIigence, abundantiy capable Of com
their views in a fair and
business like manner, and they evince
entirely TOO much modesty in attempt.
ing to screen themselves so impeoetrably
from criticism. How are the three or
four thousand members of associations
they represent to be informed of their
from day to day except
through the press? And, besides, with |
closed doors the Convention has ''dark |
lantern" appearance which the public is
pretty sure to regard with some suspi- !
ion. We believe nothing will be done
n The Convenrion-and are certain no.
hing should be done-that may not with
,ropriery be made public. Hence, we
hink the closing of the doors of the
was a mistake aud we
make this reference to it less for the
purpose of expressing our disapproval
# the act than of allaying such misap.
'rehension as might arise in the alb
enee Of Observation-Disclosures cfyes-
srday.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-07-08
THE LATEST NEWS.

Ps4LADsLPHIA, Jolly GA second
party sent from the Naval Observatory
10 observe the solar eclipse, left on Mon
day evening, with their instruments
for the vicinity of Des Moines, low.
Professors Hardness and Eastman hav
ing charge of the astronomical par, Of
the work. Mr.. Curtis, Of the army
will take Photographic views of various
phases Of the eclipse.
John Cochrane has declined the ap-
poiutment Of Collector of Revenue for
tae Sixth district of New York.
William Penn Lloyd, Collector of
the Fourth District of Pennsylvania,
has resigned.
TsRrs HAurE, IND July 6.-To-day
c. w. Brown and Major Smith, editors
Of the Saturday Evening Gazette. were
shot By Edwin Envy, a policeman, un-
der circumstances most unprovoked.
GREENBAcKs were quoted in San
Francisco, yesterday n, 744@754.
BUFFALO, N. Y, July 5.-The first
Of the public meetings of the Women
Suffrage Association was held to day at
St. James Hall. Addresses were read
BY Mrs. Stanton, Miss Anthony, Bloom
er, Livermore and Others.
WAsHISGroN, July 5.-The only pub
lie celebratian in Washinton was BY a
Sunday school of colored children, who
paraded the streets with band of
music, and afterwards amused then.
selves in the Presidents grounds.
CHICAGO, July Ga Mrs. McAdams,
living foar miles from South Greenville,
ILL.,, was murdered yesterday BY an un-
known man, who entered her residence |
while she was alone and offered per
sonal violence. but failed, and then cut
her throat. The whole country is i
deeply exasperated; squads Of armed
men are securing the neighborhood il
search of the murderer.
WAsHISGToN, July 6.-The Cubans
here have the following advices:
The Spanish troops, between the 22d
and 23d Of June, attacked the forces of
General Jordan near Haliquin. After a
light, which is reported to have lasted
cigh, hours, they were repulsed and
to take refuge in the town.
The Cubans loss is nearly 200 killed
and wounded. Among the killed we're
20 Americans. The Spanish loss is
about the same. The Spanish forces
consisted of TWO brigades, aad out
numbered the Cubans two to one.
General jordan commanded the revo-
.utionary forces.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-07-08
.RkESE'S SALOON

sJNHE UNDERSIGNED HAS MOvEDaH,
i upon and now occupies the works H1
lately occupied BY Mark Gaigc; and he.
proposes to fight it ont this line IL it takes until
the Capitol Building 10 finished.
He invites all his I'D friends and the public gem
orally to CALL with coin In their pockets), and So
him; aud he promises thai nobody shall be
poisoned He will keep on hand the VERY BEST
procurabls articles Of
WINES, WHISTLES, Rum, BRANDY, GAN.
MALT LIQUORS ETC,
And viii b. On hand, either IN psrsoo q By 1T
tractive proxy, - dispsrse The sane in style and
4uastity t. seit his Issrves.
Hxxf .Dsae y. Ag.cElss's anegel SeNss,
CARSON cl1t...
! ,, KART REESE, Rrepsaeee9.
0Dl3.0
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-07-08

THB WoRKINGMEN' CONVENTION. -
Pursuant 10 cali issued come time since
by the Miners Unions Of Virginia and
Gold Hill, the delegates to the Work.
ingmen's Convention met at the Dis
trict Courtroom, Virginia, At 10 .. %.
yesterday. After the usual prelimina.
ries a permanent organization was eff
frcted, and the convention adjourned
until the first Monday in August, At
which time the committee appointed TO
draft resolutions expressive Of the sense
Of the convention, and also . cOostitu-
ton and by-laws, will report, and .
large amount Of business Of vital i'm
portance TO the interests Of the working
men of this State will be traesscted.-
Gold Hill Ners Of last evening.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-07-08

An exchange Gays: Ex-Presidens
Johnson recently visited tbs. Howard
Female College at Gallstin, Tennessee,
made IN hours, speech 10 the pupils.
and then shook hands with and kissed
them. In the course of bis remarks, he
said that II he had enjoyed ~ good ed
ucationai advantages in esrly life -
they were having, b shosld have
passed his life - sehoolmAster, AID
got ~ pnbiic mac All Of. which
shows how much the United Sss!sp
Suffered from the ienorases. 81. saA
naa.-Pa1e9aIefie hsp.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-07-08
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Estate Of WILLIAM p. JOY, deceased.

AIOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THE UN-
IN dersigned, Administrative II the estate Of
William p. Joy deceased, to the creditors Of and
all persons having claims against said deceased,
to exhibit Them with the necessary vouchers with
notice. to the said Administrator, at William
Patterson's Law Office, in Carson City, Ormsby
County, state Of Nevsda- Dated 1t Carson City,
June 2lst, 1860. ANNA JOE,
Administrative Of the estate Of william p. Joy
deceased.
, 1869-02-19

rca~d Mlc, ,esn e, tral R.,lrrsd ,rsiu bound FOR
this city. The victim receiyed - sec1f aSc tssef
w6ieh wa ia, tbs ehecs would proe1rc vi.
uab!c srntk on arriving u Chissso 1eq sc!s ~
dupc 1ae aomewha, a*lo1isLed a On sea14S A''s ~
n1o that he had been bsd'5 to'a'
mse;. soss 5apS5nJk ta:, ktss sses and ssxsra Isan
,as sne,5 4. h9nSz' nn3 ;ascses who dsceed a bog
tnaps f,N9 ~SSs 5aa,ns sts1 On
non ssd heaire before Justtc: Qalun At tue
Enr1h Side Pullce Court, yesterday morning.
aan,ry .ssd sixhS tfs.sa AZ sx,'et b.,
vere nneo xlo csch, and John Lsuniy -. Measz
"a. incd <e5 and sentenced 10 sixty days IN the
Br!dewcii for vngrareE-
AET, Locls ExcuAsoz reports shooting atsa7
ettreen two Y1vA1s-Lhas1ea Black, clerk II the
Ef.h Mfsfourt Rsilrrad depot. and Theodore
sft tallcr, merchant 0: Chicago, who were suttore
,st ,he hand Of yo9ne l.ay seht!ler e,ed
ceived slight wound In thc rhoulde. !sou pis
sol bail, Tor his temerisy. Bo:h are under arrest
PAT W1ll1Ans Was as1algEed yestcrday on .he
charge Of saFfancy. before the Polite Court Ht
got On state street car, Il was stated, It Ran.
dolph and state streets, and made two atternpts
to tick the pocketa of lad! paseenQc.s. gentle
man tts1dt1g On the p1alform saw tho sssi a: A.,
second attempt he WIS causht and banded oses @ e
policeman. Justice Eturterant hntd him $l1n
and sentenced him to sixty days in the BHde"eu'
SEvEHAL AoIsrs on Cottage Grove avenue hsve
sested Joseph W Coleman % snd @ Micnasi Aorlarty
upon suspicion ot beng concerned u me foo.
befita. They were up tcf' Justice SfurfeFant
at lht Police Court yesterday morning, Dat the
| cate was CONTINUED untii th.s moEclrg. .!uz 70
the absc. &c Of Witnesses. They were each held II
| {2Qu bail for their appearance.
| JAxxs MAuox wns charged befoso Justice stur.
| tcvant, at tho Ponec Court. .ye.terday morning,
Nth bft akicg open oEc Of the freight Cars OF The
| So,tbweetesn hsi1road Company, and trying IL
cs.Ty on bag OF coffee. lie euceeeled in ctttfn-
It out ct tho car. but the watchman saw him and
| trial a Tho Recorders Con It.
| CHARLES E. rHresNo, charged ~iih violation
ios dia:.l!auon Into h.ghwInes, was asait, befort
| Commissioner Hoyne. Je+tetdaY afternoon. HI
case was continued fos further EXAMINATION TIL!
! forenoon.
DE1Ec3IEE ELLrR yesterday Arcafed, IN TIL!
| city. nan nanth AndrpW F. Bland. charged
| With the commission Of burglary IN Portland
Matnc few wscks ago. Ths prisoner FILL be 1c
turned 10 the ecene Of hts exploits.
THE FINE DrklElse PROPERTY known ~ th'
Commercial Huildl'E." on the son hives
| Together with leasehold Of the ground havtrl
| 1ueEty years 10 run, At ss0 per ahu1m, were
eold yesterday 10 Mz. Hensy Grecncea1m Tor so,
TOO.
| JosErH RE,sE1z stolc q from hfs ei.tct an
| VA. III cd S25 aId sCntrEccd TO twenty days Il
the Bsidewtl, ~ Justice Quinn. 1T the Mort
| S:de Ptliec Court yesterday morning..
WILLIAM ANpnEWs, for striking bis wife in tn
| eye with tis 1.t- wss hs Id In $500 hall to kee
II ptscc. by Justice Stu1tevAnt, At The Polio
| Cco;t yet Ecay no11re.
| owISa o the absence OF quorum, no r:cttn
| ii tue board of PoAee Vas held yest' rday atte1
, 1869-02-19

GpctlaI Notifies.


aHC61us My Nv 1saas
Aesstt- Hostetter L Smith:
kGtx1Lxx1S: .uustns rslr to the West, last tsll,
contracted chi1ls sud fever. nlch brouzht nc to
NJ bed. and nna!lr terminated IN typhoid ie.sr,
and confined nc 10 NY toom for several months,
asr!nT which time Es: rhyste.ily - psoasrstsd
health having aln,ost entirely lost my hpneuke for
d1Fs not being able 70 eat mnrel. added to which
| Eaa distressed With . rte1fnR sensation In uT
bead. and passed maoy sleep. . nishs.au tom de.
shods By .:sss: A. III, staxs Of NY con.
yous celebrated sroraash g,ttes; put being morally
nfst deued bnt atter ards ytelded mr. prelndlces.
and. st,cr iains the -dicne f'r sever. weeks, ny
apret1te rrtururd, and With It t rapidly reGatutuG
~ former sttcax.A sad ssor NJ sleepttron the.loss
ter than IS nov. and ths seeng sensason Sbstsse
which xern much tnnsttpa:ed aad IRREGULAR, .arr
naw auite nstural and In fact an Elsa t2 ~ that
iuonial of1ny appreciation of your vauanie prepaFa
lion, Ii order that others, suffering As have. may
avail themselves ats virtues. which pseiadics ksr,
me from enflFinx for SO tou2 ncrfod. may alsG
aid that my Ehyiielan, amer sestn: rs henefc!a
eject Of your Bt1crR ne. rrtorme nd "a fhst uat
Nas'1 4sH 1a''''' A"1's' ~ i. B0URSg,
No, Is Mafkat-4t.
, 1869-02-19

Tbs L1Fa Sock Market.
NEE foKK.
special Despatch 10 Ihs Z. icsgo n1oHoe. :,
sxn.-t,eceipu, 40 Nominal 1t 1l49 49t2Ac.
bT. LpCg.
ST Ifr1a Ftp 1s.-Calt1e .Qu.tt n 33,Ac fo7
Rfoc to cLofcx - Ikc Eoz Inf.sto: II f4tr.
sheep IN moderate reQaesi II 3!3' per lead fos
H,,SS Il III dccaand At aatcc fnr good to choice.
, 1869-02-19
CHICAGO DAaLF mARKET,

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% rns f.ifly active. ana the EensrAl market WA
, 1869-02-19

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is-Fieda q. Wlastoa 70 Y. Il. Fseund.:.:.:.
~ Il; Xii il. '1stS-oeo.. sssSed.ss .
cifsK rses T., }s T..aieiG NV 2;isii:
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1Rsf'; 4 Spt l. sEgs2ss :, M%ss1u Il stes
lineo!n D!versr7 1t ,,sn.,en y
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Ians s. a.o,e, 4; ., 4; Feb. s-E =. ~. aa.e ,
- 0s1 81 a. : sourn Or oi1I I1xns;;, s;;,,-.<..
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+: Feb. 16-A. Il. Van Bufcn To Aufeoos. !,
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- sn; Feb. i-claunct5 7. Bowen to Lyman
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Ferry-tnird ii, % II Of 6tats Il d / sExl7t 4,
and Gordon it, y cor Of 8t&ts It. T. s6K1ta
n; Jan. H-IeosKt 7. Williams 70 hlehi1An
Southern 4 SosthtsH 1adt11a Railroad CON-
wxsr or CITY LIuTs.
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isen Il. y ot il. H.. * iNelsefi: Jan. %
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Frederic A. Wcxge To J. IT.. Packard.
Northwest u nae Bec. I. 81. Is. eaat. except
Il. H.; Feb. lo-FredcEack Kekorda. to iAAac .
c, ca,fern}s Z. iii II II T1eif.n IL, sx
1c9k n; Ftb. E-GiF1ns, Gilbert 4 HAllacc to
Bridget LOUIS.
, 1869-02-19

quailcd before the unaccustomed
s.ectacle; that the Speaker Of the House was
obliged to come to The rescue and compel
vote had been apnouuced and the res lit de-
clared Randolph resumed his roaring, IN an
interval Of which the Senate retired, The
scene which followed In the House was not
unlike that which followed Tie retirement Of
the Senate last NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. then
arrnfgnrg the body which had 1qst nsen ?.a als-
officer u.urpation. and the election vi'iated :;
tbat James Claxton or Thomas Dunn might
rs well have been declared elected as James
Monroe TINT The representatives Of The peo-
pie had bccn put down by ctamor and out
rage and 60 On TIL the House, IN sheer aes'
nerstfnn Adjourned.
, 1869-02-19
FINANCIAL AND COM nERCIaL,


THURSDAY EVENING, Feb. Is.
Tho recent dtclsIon Of the supreme Court Of
the United states IN regard to gold contracts puts
The matter in this ehapc: Greenbacks were made,
by law, a legal tender, snd castom made them
ihe "money Of account" became the law was 81
lent as regarded specie, and people werc afraid Ct
being caught In trap, BY finding that they had
contracted for gold dollars and yet could be 10.
Kaly paid in paper dollars Of nom!ntlly tho came
amount. Atptefcnt, gteeuhacks h.inE still, y
custou. the money Of account" contract In
which simply The nupbes o! dollars Is specified,
washou. specifying what kind 0! do1lare, would
be parable In greenbaeks u The debtor
chors to pay In them. But II gold
Ia ppct!aed In present contracts, The debt can,
der the ruling OF tho Court In the case Just de-
c,ded. be collected IN coin dollars This Is really
the meet important "diecoycry'' in regard to the
financial problem that has been made. We cn
1t "ci.corerJ," becauRe. In the Case in CUES.
uon, the coun ruled that. in 1Sss, long after the
passage Of the Legal Tender net, "coutracts 10 pay
in either" In gold ct Rreenbacks) "were equally
sanctioned by law Therefore, gold contracts
have been perfectly legal and enforceable Accord
Ing to their terms by lAw, all this time. only that
people have not known 1t, md have been afraid
10 make contracts lot gold dollars for
lear they could legally be discharged In nominal
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