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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1869-11-03

aaewhcre to get CHOICE DRUGS AND
MEDICINES: PELLETIER's, No. 1887, B-oad
Street. Augusta, Ga. - ~
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w 1OOOlos Bluo .stono 1OOolbs S: G. sOdo
500 BIS Patty; sOolbs cpppcras; lOplbs spanis
Float Indigo, received and fos sale by
ANDREW j. PELLETIER,
Druggist, l5Sa, Broad ST., Augusta, Ga.
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Magistrates Blanks.
We have on hand fall assortment of Magis-
trate's Blanks, recently printed, which we are
selling at Charleston prices.
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.nuE EsVEY COTTAGE ORGAN 's the bcs,
8 ana cheapest Contains the latest Improvements en-
lS.r Uqn,and and FoE JabiAtate. j. ESTE1 " CO.,
Sole Manufrs, BrattcboTo, W.
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1ss- In Augusta on Monday, the 3otb, Cotton
was selling at s14 cts. for Middling. Corn sl45
oc,ro
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Executors Sale.

spY Virtue of the power vested in us by the last
I'D Will and Testament Of JAMES BEAN, decd.
ve will sell at the residence of FELIX WALKER,
being the late residence Of tho Testator, on
THURSDAY, tho 9th day of September next,
ONETRACT OF LAND containing Four Hun
dred and sixteen (4IG) Acres, moro or less,
bounded by lands of Maj. ]. H. Hughes, Felix
Lake, DR.. Timmous, and others.
Terms-one third cash in currency. The bal.
anee on a credit of IL months, with interest from
date The payment to be secured by personal
security and mortgage on tho premises
Possess sion to BE- given 1st Jan. next 1870.
r ZIMMERMAN, IT,.
A. LEWIS. 'i''
2. Auo "a 81 IS
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: FEMALE SCHOOL.
MARY ANN BUlE INSTITUTE
AT EDG EPIELD, &C.

AT EDGEPIELD, SC.
WEISS BUIE, Confederate Soldiers Friend,
will reopen her School on the hrst of sEPTEM-
BER, in the town OF Edgeded, assisted by COM
petcnt and experienced Teachers.
Young Ladies and little girls boarding at the
Institute, will be under the Immediate care Of
Miss B. and other faithful Teachers of The highest
character, under whose kind attention Miss BIS
numerous friends may safely trust their dau;hters,.
All the higher branches of English and Mod
ern Languages, Latin. French, German, &c,
taught for. ........s2O for five months
Second class....... .......", II
Third Class 10
Fourth Glass ss..................
alas;e,.,.,.., 2s.v44 S'--,44
Orphans taught FREQ.
Aug. 10 At 81.
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EDGEFIELD ACADEMY
FOR
Young Ladies and Children,. /


L HE regular Exercises of this Academy will
be resumed on MONDAY, 9th September next:
Every effort Nill be made by the Principal not
only to improve his Pupils in their several Lranch'
es of study, but also in tho general department o.
those entrusted TO his care.
If necessary competent ladies will be engaged
US Assistants.
Terms,
Per Quarter. in aacance.
Advanced Pupils, $1,000
Primary Glasses, 100
Music. 1000
Latin, and French form no extra charges.
Reference.
Mossrs. ]. A. Doz.rn, CAnsey WARREN. ]. L,
ADDISON, q. HonD JAS. i. MATHIS, D. R. DuRt
soc, JULIUS bar, LEWIS JoSIs, 0. Ii HART. &c
r. A. LYNCH
Aug4 If 2
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State Of South Carolina

HbGEE OF OUtlGII NdTUIIlHa,
EDGEFIELD COUNTY,,
IN PRoBATE c99YRE.5
W. G. Glen, and wife, a.
and oihors, To- p.,;,;o, r.. 4.
ii ys. eon I'r &C.
Elizabeth c. Graham, r!,..0 sya", &C.. &C..
Ex'ix., and others. j
ET 4Ppsaring to pho Satisfaction Of the CQur,
Il that II. G. GGbrcgth, one Of the lefendaptsip
the above statsd case, is absent from and bcyand
the LIMITS of the State, It is ordered that hs do
apppar, plead, answer or aemur to tho soid Psti.
lion within forty days from thla dnte,or the same
will be taken against him pro eonfesse.
Aug o. 1859. 4t ME.
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4 ss- Col A. NJ. COCHRAN, of Barnwell, We are
Informed has been appointed Deputy y. s. Mar
abal for Edgefeld. go
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AsSIGNEE'S SALE


IN BANKRUPTCY.
Ex Parte
G: X. Ryan, Assignee,
In Ro
L. W. Williams, Bankrup'.
FINDER IN Order from the Hon. George S.
4 Bryan, Judge of tho U. 8. District Court for
he District of South Carolina, will sell on Sale
day in September next, in the Town of Edgefeld
in the ahave case, the following REAL ESTATE:
ONE FOURTH UNDIVIDED INTEREST
IN SIX HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND; in
EdgcGsld District known MS the "Jetcr Tract"
and bounded as follows: On the North by lands
of Holingswor,h, South by lands of strom and
COCHRAN, East by Cochran end la:ate of thinner
man, West by lands of Wm. s. sogler and others,
King on Cypher Creek.
TERMSLOpc:half- cash, the balance 10 one
vear with interest 1T seven per cent from day Of
Sale.
of the promises and pay Assignee for papers ard
sta@nRss. : a u RYAN ASSIGNEE.
lro II 81 81
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WATCHES; AND JEWELRY,
ESTABLISHED 1850!

ruyuE Subscribers would respectfully inform the
u Citizens of Edgefeld and surrounding coun-
try that he hos justreurned from Europe, w1sre
ASSORTMENT of
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'fssss.'-
6 o O u > :

I'HE SUBSCRIBER rs NOW OPENING
his Stock of spRlNe t:ooDs, which have
all been bought IN Charleston silon. TIE FALL +
IN PRICES, and vii be SOLD AT THE
CHEAPEST RATES, FOR CASH ONLY, US
have not the capital . do Credit business
The Stock consists in part of
CALICOES Of all grades,
LENOS, CHENE,
: Emb GRENADINES,
BAREGES, Plain aaa Striped
MozAMBIQUES, Plain and Striped,
Plaid and Domestic GIEGHAMS,
Plain and Checked JAC0NETS,
! Plain and Striped SN lSs,
Bishop Lawn, Na;aeok ana MuliMUsLINs,
BRILLIANTS,
IRISH LINENS,
Linen and COttor DIAPERS and TOWELS,
= OSNABURGS and STRIPES.
Bleachcd SHIRTIEGS and SITEETINGS,
Pillow Case CLOTHS at nil prices,
Bleached and Brown DRILLTNGS, &C., De.
For Men and Boys Wears
TWEEDs and cassIMEREs,
Kentucky JEANS
! C0TT0NAD DES snd DENNIS,
| Farmers LINEN and DEIl.LiSGS, &c.
bONhclo, uSGs3 1ftihihE.Ss, eS'
Ladies, Misses and chidrcn's BoNNETs,
| HATS and FLATS,
FLOWERS AMI WREATIIS,
| STRAW TRIMMINGS, &c.
Gloves, Hosiery, &c.
I On hand large and varied assortment CT no.
sIERY, HAND KERcHIEFs, GLOVES,
MITTS, &C., &c,
Shoes! Shoes.
| Ladies, Misses and chidren's SHOES, all the
latest styles and at the lowest prices.
Men'sfBoy. and chiidrcu's sIio oEs, all grades.
Fats.
Mems, Boys and YOUTHS HATS, a full stock,
and fashionabiv atyles.
Groceries.
SUGAR, cQBFEE, TEA, CANDLES, SOAP,
STARCH, &c.
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Notice.

A II. Persons having depands against the Es
n tate Of I. N. LUNDY, decd, are notified 10
present them to the undersigned and thoseia.
ash,sd to sfai9 Estata aro requested to pay thoi,
ihdobtcdpeys, - s
"a =, RoBT. G. LANHAM, Adm,or. !.
Aug. 80 Inn y: "a.
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Assignee's Notice oG spH
Assignee's Notice ofAppeintmeat.

In :ae Disaiet coar. ef Ge States, for the
District Of SouR Cor5lsna.-iS DGSsauprcr.
TN THE MATTER 9fRnYDEN R. GRIGsBY,
BANKRUPT.
To Whom it may Concern: &
VEyHE Undersigned, hereby gtvrs notice Of his
u appointment MS Assignee Of ;he Estate Of
RnYDENR GRIasBY, of Eaeeaeld District,in.
said District, who has been sdindccd Bankrupt
apop his own petition, by G. G. Jaeger, Esq, Reg
istcr in the Court Of Bankruptcy. Dated at Edge
field c. H., tho 10Th day of Aug. 1869.
flLLMAN A. CEARK, Assignee.
A.s: 10, st 81
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To the Public.
EDGEFIELD
FEMALE INFIRMARY

= hEiMALE LINE lOIAAh L .
w. D. D.JENNrNas, NJ. D., late Professor of
Diseases Of Women in Galveston Medical College
of Texas, respectfully informs the citizens of
Edgcfeld and adjoining: Counties, that he is now
permanently located at Edgofo!d c. H., S. c., in
the Practice of his Profession.
DR. JENNINGS now prepared to give espe-
cial attention to the Diseases of Females. He
has made the treatment of Uterinc\ Diseases his
speciality.
Ladies who may require the services of DR..
JENNINGS will be received into lis family for
treatment
& DR.. JENNINGS will take pleasure in furnish
ing references Of prominent Medical Colleges,
,,sad -Certileatsa ofelades. in Edge6sla County.
who have been bed.riddcn for years, and whs are
now completely restored to health under his treat
msnt.
n EYr Charges moderate.
May IL If 20
/; Gay- Abbevile Banner Laurensvale Herald,
Newberry Herald and Barnwol Sentinel will copy
ouce month for three months und send bill to
This Office.
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.groRDS OF WISDOM for Ycung Men on The fu!i,g
GE Passions in Youth und Early Mahhocd with Ssli'
help for the errng and unfortunate SEM III Seei el-
III TOY Enx e pniIa. p.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1869-11-03

ASK yeur Doctor or Druggist for Ssp = 1T
aUtSINm-i equals (biltery Quiil'ie. Is maze OH!
bv F. STEARNS, Chemist, Detroit.
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WATCHES.

or tho bost Manufacture, which he will offer at
lower rates than any House in tho City.
In addition, will be found large Stock of fino
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1869-11-03

;HuIRTY YEARS. ExperieAe IN t,.e Treat
II ment Of Chronic aIid Sexual Discpses.L,
4 Physiological JIelO Of aqiageGr cheapest book
uy.r Notwithstanding nearly pages ana 10y
organs in state Of health and disease, with treatise on
early errors its deplosable cois duenccs upon the mind
and body, with the authors plnn oireament--he Only
rational and successful mode of cure shown by are
mort of cases treated. truthful adviser TO the married
endllo.e contemplating marriage who entertain doubts
of their physical condition. Sent free Of postage 10 as1
address On receipt Of % cenis in stamps or postal cur
rency. bv ad,ir3ssins Dr. La GROIN, No. 81 Maiden
Lane, Albany N " TIE a1Lhor may DO consulted nnon
any of the diseases upon which his books trcnt oifr
nersonay or by mail and medicines sent 10 any parloi
otso-.2 Va - '
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- n,-- c,r all address A. j. JULIAN, N. ".

pzMPLoYaIENT, ,hG, aaps For particulars at
6 dress 5. NJ SPENCER lI Co., Erattlebcro, II.
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Is better than our regular shaped Axes for these reasons
who'd. Tzi,qI-I docs not Jar the hand. FomAMSo
time i, wasted in taking the Axe out of tho cut fa
With the same labor yo9 will do one-hird more wo,h
han with regular Axes BED paint has nothing to do
with the good qualities of this Axe, fr oil our Axes are
paned red Ii your hardware store docs not Keep our
roods we will gladly inquiries or I'LL yonr orders
direct give you the name Of the nearest ae'ef "
keeps our Axes. y,,
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GOLD JEEELRY.
setwith Diamonds, Rabies, Gafnets, Coral.
81 BRIDAL SETS oE PEARL, s.
NuRD1AL RINGS,
WATCH CHAIRS, CHARMS. DO.
SILVER WARE.
Also. SOLID SILVER WARE, consisting of
FULL TEA SETS, WATERS,
Ice aud Water PITCHERS, -
CASToRS, Berry and Butter D1SHES,1
Card RECEIVERS, Card and Cako BASKETS
C,rlial STANDS GOBLETS, CUPS,
FORKS and SPOONS, and everything in t.o
Silver Ware line.
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4. T. -WD6DWAHD,
sy- The Pain Killer is sold by all dealcIs in Faml!
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Aug. 23. 1859.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-11-27

IHE MTLKMAN's DoNKEY.-Some forty years
ago my husband spent some months in Spain,
and what he witnessed and heard there quito
revolutionized his opinion of donkeys When
habitualy overloaded, beaten and half starved,
they undoubtedly become vicious, obstinate
and stupid just as human beings do under
similar treatment. But with the peasantry of
Spain the iackass is petted favorite, almost
an inmate Of the household. The women and
children feed him from their hands, and talk
caressingly to him. He knows them all and
loves them all. Ee will follow his master,
and come and go at his bidding, like a
faithful dog. He delights to have the baby
placed upon his back, and to walk round with
him gently on the green-sward His intellect
expands in the sunshine of affection, and he
that is quoted rs the stupidest of animals be-.
comes sagacious. They told Mr.. Child of n
peasant in the neighborhood, who had for
many years carried milk into the market of
Madrid to supply set of customers. Every
morning he and and his donkey, with panniers
well loaded trudgng their accustomed round.
One morning, when he was attacked with a.
sudden illness and no one to send with his
milk, his wife advised him to trust the faithful
animal to 60 by himself since ne always knew
where to stop. The pannicrs were according
" filled with canisters of milk, and the priest.
Of the village wrote request to customers to
measure their own milk and send back the
empty vessels. The donkey was instructed,
and set off with his load, The door-bells in
Spain have rope hanging outside the house
to which is appended wooden handle or the
hoof Of some animal. The donkey stopped
before the house Of every customer, and, after
what he deemed sufficient time, he pulled the
rope with his mouth. When he had gone the
entire round he trotted home with the empty
canisters. He continued to do this for several
days. and never missed a customer.
lydia Mdra Child.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-11-27
Select POETRY.
From the New York Sun.
Six O'Clock P. M.

The workshops open wide their doors
At six o'clock p. M.,
And workmen issue forth hy scores
At six o'clock p. NJ.
OF all the minutes In array,
Or hours that go to make the day,
There's none so welcome, so they say,
AS six o'clock p. NJ.
How many children show delight
At six o'clock p. NJ!
How many homes are rendered bright
At six o'clock p. NJ.
How many little happy feet
Go out into the busy street,
With joyous bounds papa TO meet,
AT six o'clock p. NJ.
Thousands of tables draped in white
At six O'Clock p. NJ.
The gathered families invite
At six o'clock =. NJ;
And as they eat the frugal fare,
They quite forget their toll and care,
81 And drop their heavy burdens there,
AT six o'clock p. NJ.
Then blow, We shrieking whistles, blow!
AT six o'clock p. NJ,
And let the weary tOilers 20
AT six o'clock p. VI.
Ring out, releasing bells, ring out
And bid the welkin take the shout,
And echo 10 all round about, go
"'TIs six o'clock p. NJ ~
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-11-27

ToYs.-When does the toy age really cease
Look at the rich man with his establishment
what is it but bigger box of toys the tin
coach grown up big, the horses become alive;
the box of sheep and cows developed and bet
ter made, able to walk and bleat and low the
trees able to stand more firmly than those old
avenues, whose trees were all of that one'p peak
ed shape, with the green ringlets up them the
toy ship grown into yacht the box of din
ner things with the vanished provisions inn
movable upon them exchanged for those grand
and fashionable dinnerparties d 10 Russo the
doll passed into wife The baby nursery
ah, sad If the command came TO lay hy these in
a box, and to put them on shelf in Earth's
great cupboard for our broken toys Well
gfa 1t you. il would be poor way to consider
o: things, 10 look at these only as toys, only
rs ministers for amusement, and stays for The
whim of the hour But is certain that they
who look not beyond this brief life DO thus
consider Of then;do thus employ them.s The
t0y age continues sill the life long, though the
cAilds heart goes sdou-S,tHday n Home,
A HH
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-11-27
Paint for Farmers.

THE SUBSCRIBER HAS ON HAND
and for sale a couple OF barrels Of the Grafton
Mineral Paint which 10 admitted be the cheapest and
most durable Paint in use. Two coats, well put on,
mixed With pure Lpseed OIL viii last from 10 to Is
years. Price % per barrel -
Ashtabula, Feb. IS. ie6s. JAMES REED,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-11-27

GEORGE WILLARD, Dealer in Dry-Goods, Gro
ceries Hats Caps Boots Shoes, Crockery Glassware
Also, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Hardware, Sad
dery Nails Iron Steel Drugs Medicines Paints, Oils.
Dyestufs &C.. Main street, Ashtabua.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-11-27
HARNESS MAKER.

". III. WILLIAMSON, Saddler and Harness Ma
ker opposite Fisk Block, Main street. Ashtabula Ohio,
has hand and makes to order, In the best manner,
.vervthino in his line 500
FORD AZ FLINT. Manufacturers and Dealers in
Saddles, Harness, Bridles Collars, Trunks Whips,
&c, opposite Fisk House, Ashtabula Ohio. 1915
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-11-27
BOOKBINDERS.

ANDREW MILLER, -Rook-bnder. wi h j. A.
urowells & a., Music Magazines, and Peiod calls
&C. bound in plain and elegant styles, JEFF rsn
Ohio. S0O
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-11-27
DRUGGISTS.

Ohio, Dealers in Drugs, Medicines Chemicals,
Paints Oils varnishes Brushes Dye Stus SC, Choice
Family Grocer es including Teas, Colees &c, Patent
Medicines Pure Wines and Liquors for Medicinal pur-
" attended to, T5S
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-11-27
FOUNDRIES.

MONTTGLE a HILL, Iron Founders and Man.
afaeturers and Dealers In Stoves Of various kinds,
Plows and Plow Castings Min castings, and most des-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-11-27
CABINET WARE.

JOHN DUCHO, Manufacturer of and Dealer in
Furniture OF the best descriptions and every variety.
Also General Undertaken and Manufacturer OF Cofns
80 order Main street. North OF South Public Square,
Ashtabula. 491
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-03-27

THE Gar CLosING.-Ihe contest between
these two Railroad Companies has been
watched with great interest during the past
months on bot4 sides of the Continent,
and il is bur natural that the sympathies OF
the people of the Pacific should be given
I, the Central. Like gigantic races, they
are now approaching each other at full
,peed. and the nation is standing on hptos
- catch a glimpse Of the first meeting.
The Union started out confidently, II not
with shout Of defiance, and while the Cen
,.al was patiently tunneling the Sierra Ne
vada Mountains, and struggling with imam
cial difficulties peculiar to this coast, Its
naughty rival was surging up the valleys OF
the Platte, at the rate Of three or four miles
per day e., and threatening to meet the rals
from the west somewhere in Nevada. m
.ly the mountain was crossed, and then the
managers of the Central began to show then
metal. The Union approached It's heavy
work, and the race commenced IN earnest
No such grading and track-laying was ever
known before. The energy displayed on
both sides was wonderful. During the past
frs or six months the Central has been
steadily gaining, and nothing can now pre-
vent it from coming in wiBner.-Estsrprtse
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-03-27

,;o r,.;,r
-----
Off f'H IN
Ihe newly commissioned ''eoo'".' ~,
- -
,,.,o he t,-:,or business ,,ao of this Mace.
Th. Dor,do taken our Governor,
rS uh.u C1o-r. r. no S,.,re,,o Court
.,dh -,ron, ,ol1 y, onr SAer;F and
- o,r ,,,.ro,,.r,s mechanics and
,o or. ,,o ,lrc,dr ss,t1ed there.
7,nar h,ro doo,r,od b,t Iaf an immense
,,tos,i,. s;o,s to remind is of their
,
--.-.---------
lMrkoVING THE Ncf""L df"VSbS'-l ne
Trustees Of the f"h''c School IN ms place
have contracted with MI wood t" have the
school block OF ground "rham' hteu Win an
sonhd thce OF c''''nN"''' ''eeS' Nv "''s
ere now being st Out with much care ana
Ar. " God proposes 10 person 'l'y attend 70
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-03-27

A PRIZE CT ten dollars was recently Of
,sred to any member of the Connection;
Teachers Institute who would write and
.per correctly the words in The following
sentence 4" Il is an agreeable sight to
Shines the unparalleled embarrassment OF 4
hsrnessed peddler attempting to guage the
s-,uaetrg Of peeled onion which SHY
.as stabbed with a poniard regardless OF
tie inue ndoes of the lilies Of carneilan
se." Thirty eight teachers competed Ter
.ae prize, bat none was successful.
IN order 70 amuse the children on a Sab
b.th, a lady vas engaged ill reading from the
Sib.e the story of David and Goiiah. and.
coming to that passage in which Goiiah so
pcaslingly and dehantly dared the young
stripping. a little chap almost in his FIRST
;-ousers, said a." Sister. skip that-si that.
l.et blowing. l want 10 know which Iicked>'
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-03-27
THE DAILY APPEAL

THE OVERLAND MAIL which reached here
nigh, before last, brought New York, WASH
ington and Nashville papers of the ID and
81 instant. 1t is reported an immense
amount Of Eastern mail has arrived at Reno.
II the report is true, a large amount Of
Eastern mail matter is due here for di>tribu-
item this morrirg.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-11
1rorrpRs. MEETINGS. ETC.


Tho Younp Mems Democratic General Com
pt,ee met last evening and passed resolutions urghg
the organization OF the young mon OF the otaVe uue
Democratic banners -,
The annual meeting of the Mercantlle
library Association will be held az Clinton HAu ASto
place this evening at o'clock ....o
The American Dramatic funu AssOclauon
held meeting in the over Walacks Theater yes
terday 10 elect officers for the ensuing year ni JV ~
GbeTt was elected Chairman The secretary Iehu us
annual report, showing that lhe & s sSS Gi The
ytt ,not of the AssOoiatiODs funds, lncludihg Ihe
i0vcsed rapta is $4,000 The following named omcerS
were elected for the following year
President-S l.. NJ. Barlow. .. l., y. po,,oa
JJ1tsless-D Kingsland, j. g. benheW' Jr' '@'' oJ'0'
T. W Jerome Barney Williams - r. ~, N.
TTeosursr-J H. OKley. Secretdru-C' B. BeTnaru; ~
yeeterS-John Brougham, John O: Gilbert G n MesOn'
~ ~ cgsrE r III StoddaIt H. IsherwOod. WIN Davidge'
~, - Mnss JoLn Moore j. W. Walack. W. b. HARRISON
IT Uilyard d. Whiting, W. j. Florence, r. ChlPPehdaie
The Third Union Cooperative BuIulng oO-
ciety will hold It's first annual neeI,rR AZ an hs
Hall No 2l4 BoweTy this evening Iho oihoorS WIZ Oo
4 meeting of all Calfornians, California
ponoers Nevadtans IdahOaus, Oreg0hans anu All VIZ VIZ
bnys crossed the pains 20 CaliIorhn' OF WV 90 ,he
Gstnr II uSnso tO-r6orrow, at o'clock p m 10 sehI con
orotuiatlons on the completion OF tle OFeriahu sia
fo CaIif0rna. Senators Stewart, Nye COpo'
and Others from the Pacihc are eh hpec'cu W 20
TLe Ninth District Union Republican AssOcla-
,io met AT their headquarters No 10 ADlngdoh
last night George j.. Koyser presi1ins, au 20 thc
secretSTv resolution TO add IL new srihpeis W
Executive Committee was ald on 'u The secgetary was
empOwered 10 call meeting ot the EAeouuEo
ON next Monday evening" and Comuitteo Vi % %tnIe9 ~
Membership was appointed. mr Cunnhhss S seV i ,n,
understood a sWeepng change was 70 20 nhde III m th
Post Odice and ne offered resouttVt instrucuhR th'
CHAIR 10 apnont Committee OF i've W procure sltaoh
for resldents Of the Ward Tho moP.on was aaoo'Vo'