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PATENT RIGHT #OR SALE.

ys~EzE BEHSEGN HAVING
a purchased tile entire aud sole right
70 sell LEACHE'5 SELF-ACTING SPIN
MING MAJ HIN l. in the States of Indiana
and IlinoisY IS prepared TO sell county
rights on to supply all orders for machtn es
Ia the Two Stales, or will sell the entire
flght OF both or either OF these States on
n6erat terms Gail At the store-rOom or
Sch@fer, Gruen & kehr, Third Street bs-
tween Main and Sycamore
au21 d4t VIC. DUCLOS
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CLIFTON sHoUsE, Ont, August %.
Two officers arrived here yesterday,
direct from Cuba. They left for
Quebec to-day, In company with Gen.
Ryan.
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The healing Pool.

An Essay for Young Men on the Crime
Of Solitude, and the Diseases aud Abuses
which create impedlmeuta to MARRIAGE,
with sure means OF relief sent IN sealed
letter envelopes, free OF charge. Address
DR.. j. sKIBLIH HOUGHTON, Howard
Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
iunl2 d3m Tsp nj
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Seven sudden deaths from COM
bined effect Of incautiousness and
heat have occurred here since yester-
day.
The weather is warm.
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PHILADELPHIA, August 25.-Water
Is being pumped into the Fairmount
reervoir by steam engines at the rate
OF 15e, 600 gallons every twenty-four
hosrs.
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Posr OFFICE MONEY ORDER SYSTEM

The Money Order System OF the Post
Ohice is established for the protection and
convenience OF the people in making
money remittances through the malls.
The number Of Money Order Offices nave
recently been greatly increased, and there
is now hardly a county In this or the ad-
joining States, where one or more of these
offices IS not established. This system
affords the safest and cheapest method OF
making money renaittances in limited
amounts to ali par,s OF the United States.
When it can possibly be avoided, money
should HeUer be semi IN tlse mats.
The charges for Money Orders are as FOL.
lows:
On Orders not exceeding S20.........I0 cents.
over $40 and not exee eding $50 ........l5 cents.
$50 s40.........20 cents.
s40 $50 ......2j cents
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HUDSON, N. y, August 25.-The
C,roners Jury in The case Of Ellen
Clvert, the SLakeress, returned a
vo,dice to-day, that the deceased com
mfted suicide by drowning in the
pond where the body was found. The
Jury vas divided on the question az to
Ter sanity.
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the Federal Constitution. Many Con
ervatives Say they would be glad TO
have him do so.
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10 FOREIGN CouNTRIEs.

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mail, per - OF, ID cts; by French mail,
per = OF, 2l cts; NetOsp0DeFs, by closed
mail, cts.
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pdpers, 2 cts.
Further Information as TO Rates OF Post
age to foreign countries can be obtained on
application at the Cashiers once.
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INDIANAPOLIS, August 25.-Two
eases of un-stroke occurred here to-
day; but neither proved fatal.
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Butchers Dead Shot for Bed bug
butchers Lightning Fly killer.
sold by Druggists Everywhere.
mays dWlm ISM
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BUFFALO, August 2a.-FatLer Nc
Mahon VII IeaFa for his home a the
West as.s0ou as. .Ais health permits
He will, also,> st al scaTlg day, proceed
to Washington aud iay his case before
the Cabinet, demanding damages for
false impfisenmens from the Canadian
Government. He is now Suffering
from partial paralysis lung disease,
md other bodily sffiietions, caused by
ais prison life.
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Additional Arrivals Of Visitors at
.GettysbuFS.

GErTYsBURG, PA, August 20
There were number of additional
arrivals Of officers TO- day.
This morning the party proceeded
to examine Cemetery Hill, Culp's
Hill and the immediate neighborho0d,
embracing tie positions held Ia that
locality on the days of the battle by
the Eleventh and Twelfth Corps, and
part of the First and Sixth Corps.
Several disputed positions were set
tied, it being conceded By one party
to the other that misapprehension
had existed.
~ the afternoon party consisting
OF Generals Slaeum. Barnum and
others, visited the vicinity of Round
Top. a conference was had with
private parties owning large part of
the battle held, with view To Dur-
chasing and adding it to the section
now controlled by the Battle FiaI5
Memorial. 1t was thought that nc
States which sent troops to this fiaI5
should subscribe a part of the reoui-
site amount, and that Congress be
asked to assist. 1t is further suggested
that the breast works be preserved
from further destruction, and that
those already removed should be re
stored as far as possible to their orig
inal condition
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lime of Opening aud Closing Nails.
sTANDAKD TIME, POsr-OFFICE CLOCK, REGU-
LATED BY RAILROAD TIME.

Dslive,y. MAILS sEkr TWICE A Closing.
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NASHVILLE, August 25.-Johnson
was expected here to day, but did not
arrive.
A report has been current to-day
that Governor Senter intends to call
the old Republican Legislature to
ratify the Fifteenth Amendment to
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Wincennes, Indianap-
oils, Cincinnati, Chica-
go, Louisville, New Or
leans and all Southern
cilies, New York and
all cities North ana
East OF Indianapolis
via K. & q. r. r..
Mt. Vernon, Ind, via.
stage and packet.
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Cities and towns on T., .
& O. r. II. and all places
supplied via that Rail. .
road. (All letters depOs- .
tied in the Post Onice /
from 10 70 I0s2D AN.
are delivered to Route
Agent.)
Down River Mail, via.
Evansville and Cairo
Packets, EN- bracing All
points in Southwest 4
kentucky, river cOun-
ties in Illinois, and Ten
negsee River towns via.
Paduca h.
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The cOroner's investigation in tire case
oftne drowning CT Ellen Culver, who, 1t is
,7ffeged. committed suicide near the Shaker
Village near Hudson n eW York, on the
-stH of June last, Yv6s 1esumed before Go. =
y3es- "A len and i7ry, at Field's Hotel, in
New Lebanon \ Gew- d Orks on tuesday. 4
nn91 Der OF -witpesses> were examined, +,
anon z them sBeDtanatn Gates, one OF lhe
-rTTsfe. .saof the Shaker Society. Nothir &
was eIfctted sending to throw light upon
the mGttTe,cS lac woinan IN committing
r7icide. The inquest was Adjourned until
Weunesdsy mernlng.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-03-10
THE DAILY APPEAL

GARDEN, FIELD AND Flower SEEDS
NJ. 0. P. Willis has just received large
and choice assortment Of seeds for the Spring
trade. Attention is directed to his advertise
ment.
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CURRY AND L"ET HEARD FROM.-A
telegram was received here last night from
Col. Curry, dated at Laramie City, stating
his arrival there. He says he has been snow
bound, and takes occasion TO express himself
somewhat sasagely ABOUT toe route. We be-
lieve that Uncle Bah Lcet i, with him. Glad
to hear that they are .'uin-, along safely.
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Report OF Joias Conmitsee sn Re-
nniOn eG Presbyterian Assemblies

PIrTsBURG, Nov. 1.-THE Joint
Committee On she Reunion Of the
Presbyterian Assemblies reported IN
formally in both bodies this forenoon.
Ii is stased that it bad agreed on
ell legal points, and would, this after
noon, recommend the appointment of
Committees by both bodies to COM
plete details Of reoonstTuetiou; also,
that both Assemblies meet for devo-
tionai exercises 70 morrow morning,
aad be dissolved in legal form, mt ten
O'Clock, after which the union meet
ing Of both will be held in the largest
public hall IN tie city. The United
Assembly Is 80 meet for the first ses-
sion at Philadelphia in May next,
This report is regarded as deciding
the question ef reunion.
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indian Eeva.

CHICAGO, Nov. IA dispatch
from Omaha, says that Horse Driver,
the Indian who escaped Tuesday night,
has been recaptured. Little Wolf
and Horse Driver attempted to COM
init suicide yesterday afternoon By
stabbinR themselves in the cheat with
a piece of pointed wood. The latter
attempted to forco a long rod down
his throat. Both are in critical coz
dition nt present. Blue Hawk has
not been recaptured.
A letter from Col. Emory, of the
Fifth Cavalry. dated Fort McPherson.
November S, says three Sioux Indians
were recently found suspended Fl .
tree snd riddled with bullets. Ol u
iody Of one was found letter tr q
Woman signed, your sister, 9, IL
Warner" and dated Morris, "
Jersey, May 8, 1869. A man "a d
Warner belonged to Bucks surye 1g
party, supposed to be murdered. ! ais
leaves little doubt regarding ths fate
of the whole party.
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Washington NsUs-Eaash OF HaH.
kObevE J. walker.

B0beyt J. walker.
WAsHINGToN, November IL Rob
ert J. Walker died this morBlog
aged sixty .eight.
a statement Of the condition 81
The Treasury shows G balanoe Of 2 -
on hand ct S114,009 csc; amount Of
Outstanding gold certifleates So coo,
coo, feaving balance cf $50. .099. .06G
in gold. The balance OF greenbseks
on hand 81, ,000.000.
TN AsHI8GTON, Nov. IL General
Sherman officially announces tte
death Cf General Wool, and orders
the usual respects to his memory.
The custom receipts last week were
$3,016, 400.
On Monday Mayor Bowen informed
Mr. Garrett, President Of the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad, that the
City Commissioners were grading the
boundary street and had nearly
reached the pcint where the road
crossed r.. AS the track of the rail-
roae is several feet below the grade of
the street, he was notified that it
would be necessary for him immedi-
ately to raise the track to correspond
With the legal grade of the street, or
the Commissioners would be COM
PEELED to Ell it over the rails. As no
answer had been received up to noon
to day, the laborers, By direction,
partially covered 1p the track. Much
interest was manifested at that point.
Many persons, having gathered to
watch The movements of the officers
of the road were sent to caution those
Ia charge of incoming trains ard to
arrange for pushing them past the
obstruction. The traiDs were, in
consequence of the difficulty, con-
siderably delayed in reaching the
station.
Legal proceedings will be taken By
the raIlToad company with a view to
prevent further interference BIZ the
corporation of Washington.
There ere between ], 300 and 1,400
dfstllleFles registered on the books Of
the Internal Revenue Office, but only
400 are nov In operation.
In the Supreme Court TO- day, the
case Of Horace X. Conn, ct al, vs.. the
NatioRsl City Bank Of Milwaukee,
was dismissed with costs, under the
eigh hteenth rule.
70 The following IS a statement of the
and expep 2itures by warrants
for the quarter, eailaug September 80,
1869, officially made to day: Receipts
from revenue customs, $52, ,598, ,921 Sc
revenue. $47. .926, ,352 81; pub.
lie lands, 1898 1854 08; miscellaneous
securities and premiums on sales of
coin s., ,243.58 '64 free from United
States consols, $141, ,674 81; storage,
rent, labor, &C., at Custom House,
SS77 ,606 81; fines, penalties and for
feitures for violation of the custom
laws, 296, ,S3i 62; fees on letters
patent, Sl66, $50 81; tax on oireula-
tion deposits, &C., of national banks,
81, $50, $40 56; Repayment of interest
by the Pacific Railway Company,
$f27, ,343 II; homestead aud other
land fees, S125, ,652 Al; steamboat fees,
S. .328 SO; loans of fractional cur
rency issued in excess of redemption,
$8l0, ,457 10; unenumerated sources,
S476, ,329 SO; total receipts from reve-
nues, $l09, ,642, ,079 u.
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maintenance Of the re ecirlc. held in
common;
kesolred. THAT these Churches agree
10 i9rm al organic upion on fhe basis
OF the principles embraced I'm their
respective testimonies and other
subordinate standards which tl.sv
held in common. ---.-
foesolved. That these ChurcI ess
Wien united, shall bo called tile
United Presbytcriaa Ch8rcb. consist
ing Of the Reformed PRESBYTERIAN
Church and .ra United Presbyterian
Churches. ana that the United Su-
preme Judiciary Of the UBited Church
shall be called the Cereal Assembly
of the United Presbyterian Church
of North America.
ResolUed, Thet tho different boards
and Institutions of the respective
Churches shall not be effected By this
union, but shall have control of their
funds and retain all corporate or other
rights and privileges until the inter-
ests Of the Church require a change.
Meeting adjourned sine die.
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90 CHICAGO. s %

Details OF TIE Loss OF tho Bark
Ea0ni--LaFge Fi0uFing XIII, WaTes
nNuse aad aleEat0r at GblliicOthP,
TiJineIs, BurReH-hgss S60.8f'0-in-
euFea f0r SIS, ,eJ9-- Mrs. Llark, tle
bother whO Murdered EeP Ghii-
aFea, Coagesses the Heerible Deed.
CHICAGO, Nov. 1.-The following
ere the details Of the less Of the bark
Naomi, on the 4th inst, near Manis-
tee, Michigan; The vessel strnck the
bottom during q gale, and the water
coon rushed in, driving al on board
TO the roof of the cabin, where they
wera exposed 70 ftha fury of the
wind nnd raves. Captain Carpenter
lashed himself and vile TO q mast
a sailor, at the Captains request, Set
ont to swim ashore, but bis strength
gave out, and he was drowned. The
boats having been Washed away, no
means Of escape seemed attainable.
On the next day, hOWeyer, Captain
Galway, of the schooner Toledo, WITH
a number Of other volunteers took a
boat and put out from Manistee to
the wreck, though With great peril
10 themselves, the boat sometimes
filing. Reaching the bark, they
found the Captains wife dead from
exposure, and the Captain barely
alive. After two or three trips they
succeeded is rescuiug the rest of the
Grew, seven In number, but the Cap
tain had died before they could take
him off, aad the two bodies we're left
on the wreck, which soon went to
pieces. The rescued men were nearly
dead from cold, but were finally re-
vived.
The lerao Touring mill, warehouse,
and elevator of Homeyer & Wood, at
Chiilieotho, Ills. we're burned last
night. loss. $4,000; insurance,
S45 600. rs follows: Home New York,
&c, 600; Liverpool, London and Globe,
$500: Integ5ssioual. New York, So
500; MaHhattan. 80, 600; Fulton, New
York, $4,000; Yonker's, New York,
$1,000; Psoiho, San Francisco, 81, 600;
Merchants', Hartford. $1,000; Mer-
chants, Chicago. 80 COO; Republic,
Chiceac, $l,5C0; Western, Buffalo,
$500; putnem, Hartford, $1,000;
Imperial, $1,000; North British and
MsreGatilo, a25Oo; NoRtA American,
Hartford, 81, 500; Commercial, Chi
oago, Of, COO.
There Is A report tnat Mrs. CAark,
mothas OF the murdered children at
Edeavillc, Marshall County, has
copfesesd tho orim0. A physician
vk5 visited ser on Sunday, says hor
resaon Tsas restored, sn0 thss she
requested all her friends end relatives
to assemble 10 the room whe2o she
was, provided they we're prepared to
hear Something terrible. After those
present had come IN che room, che
toId tAe- sho killed her ohiidTeo,
sad that she did not know she COM
nittad tho acs. The Doctor called
| next morning, sEd found that . men
tiqn cf cry Of the eiFcumstapces con-
restsd v;th tbs tragedy caused her
| niad - become crAEed. She was
complaining OF her head hurting her,
GccTse ". Bang ssd J. I. Duryea,
yorng men fgoa ths West, stopping
st Lake Mianstonk, Minnesoss, so1e
days sineo, started from ths west
shore Of that lake in & skiE, intend
| ing to 70 10 Excelsior, four miles dis
tsnt, cn the opposise shore. The
beat vas found bottom upwards. atteI
drifting on 60 ths east shore Of the
lake. There is no doubt the young
men vors oapsized aud drowned
| while crossing.
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Heirs BFlng snIt TO Recover Prop
erty.

LOUISVILLE, Novemb Der 1L-The
heirs of John Campbell, tho possess.
or of 5000 acres COf land, y Ia 1913,
which now embraces the commercial
centreiof Louisville. are sbOai instil
tuting suit for the recovery OF this
property, Of which they claim they
are the righiful oTreEa. Si1ce tho
first charter of the city, in 1923, this
property has passed from 0ng hand to
another until II is now owned By q
large number Of persons. all Of whom
will be defendants to the sGit. Tho
land and Improvements are vElued IS
S30.0O0O00.
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evANsyLL.E lNDIANA. ERLDAY. N0NENBEa =. lasa

A resolution was adopted4aGjearn
ing the Association. to meet IN New
Orleans 10 February 1870, the day Of
meeting subject to the calE-C the
President
The above resolution il secompa-
MED By another. requesting General
Freight Agents OF IruDk Lines to
meet tho Association at New Orlea as.
After passing various resolutions of
thanks, the Association was declared
adjourned,
The uembor5 VIII visit the Ohio
River Bridge, and soon after depart
for hona.
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EEw IoRK, November 11.-A let
ter from Macon, Ga, says: . The evi-
denees Of resurninR prosperity IN the
South are especially noteworthy.
although the cotton crop is much
less than the planters expected
to gather, and the prices are
-macs smaller than they hoped
to receive; yet the country gem
eral.v IS prosperous. During the past
week a. large proportion Of tho notes
of the plante-s in this portion Of the
State to their merchants and factors
fell due. and not one has been pro
tested. Every enc YES paid In iull at
maturity. The laborers are content-
ed T; and, notwithstanding tho recent
labor Convention, IRE contracting
largely to work another year with the
sano employers The laborers who
made these engagement were we'll and
fsiGly treated, and were literally COM
pensateG.
The country Is perfectly tranquil.
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Foreign News.

PARIS, November 11.-Ledru Rol-
lin, Ex Minister Of France, who was
compelled to seek safety in England,
IN 1913, on account of the conspiracy
against Napoleon. is expected to ar
rive here to-day. 1t is reported that
he win be promptly arrested If he
enters the French territory.
BREsT, Nov. IL The steamship
Periere. which arrived on Monday,
made the shortest passage on record,
being only eight days, sixteen hours
and thirty five minutes from NeE
York.
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Keller Expl0sion-0Ee Nan KlIled-
Bslldlng a Total Wreck = Loss,
$2j.O00.

SzJsVVVs
CINoINNATG, Nov. ia boiler IN
Henderson & Lang's planning mill
and sash factory, at Covington, ex-
ploded terrifcally this morning.
The widest rumors Of loss Of life and
manning were afoat tili late this
afternoon. The boiler was situated
IN the cellar. Fourteen men were in
tho shop at the true of the explosion.
John Wereling, engineer, was killed.
All the others escaped with only
bruises, and were able to 20 out this
afternoon. The building was a two
story brick valued at $4,000, and cor
tanned machinery. and stock worth
$50, 600. OF the building, not one
brick was left on another, except
small portion OF the front wall. Loss
TO the owners, $25, 1000.
Reid Crawford, a colored man, pass
ing by, was covered four feet deep
under the rubbish, and was extricated
with q sprained ankle, but not dan
gerously bruised
Louis Bowen, w. A. johnson.
Mike Slick, Henry Perring and T.
Noah were buried, and had 60 be ex-
tricated.
Wm. Long, NJ. johnson and Dan
Harrington we're blown either in the
street or adjoining yards, and others
buried extrioGted themselves.
An adjoining brick stable was torn
down. The boiler was nearly new.
being only eighteen month old, and
the cause of the explosion is un-
known. The engineer was a careful
mnn, bu fss been pressed for water
for tha past few days. The boiler
was q long and 46 inches in
diameter, With four 1ues. The report
was dull aud not heard, and was but
Slightly felt e square distant.
One distIller st Cumminsville had
800 hogs died within ono week, and
others are losing more or less. 9rs
There was no injunctiOn or inter-
ference With the laying Of the street
railway track. which commenced and
continued all lest night. Three hun
dTed men are working to-day.
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Burglary-FamllT Tied to $40 Bed
stead and the MOuse RanaAEken.

BoRDENTowN, N. j., Noy11.-Lust
night thaee men broke into the house
of Mr.. Kelley. at Masonvills, and ty-
ing the family to the bedstsad, ran-
sacked the house. Mr.. Kelley freed
himself, ran 10 his fathers housa ssd
procured hra arms, Uhon hs returned
to his house whero h9 sew some por-
son getting out of window. He
fred, and afterwards discovered the
person to be his wife. Mrs. Kelley is
dangerousls injured. The robbers
plundered other houses in che viein-
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