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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-11-02
Geusral Dutterfeld-What Connection he
Had With the Late Gold Hanipulations.

1 AesS - 80
The New York Times of October ISL
publishes a very extended account o
the recent gold panic in that city, from
which we Gull the annexed:
General But'erfield. like the President
is wholly free from each and every tain'
of completely in the gold ring. LIS
members have insinuaued that the As
-rstanr Treasurer vas 10 have taken
$50 600, 900 IN gold from the Treasury
vaults at the moment gold was the
| highest-tbe acme desired, 2O0-throw
it INFO the market with their $40 600,
! 900. and, when ali WAS unloaded, pur
chase the same $40, 900 900 again at a
low price flor they INFANT TO all JOIN
hands TO bear gold down as soon as
they were safe through), replace it in
the vaults of the Treasury, aud divide
the spoils of the operation with the
ring. Any one, and all who are ac-
quaiured with the system of checks on
an, attempt for any one person 10 han.
die the bullion in the Treasury building,
recognizes how prepost-rons, how nom
SenSical all this smart talk of James
Fisk Jr., sounds General Butterti-ld
is more powerless to handle the specie
or currency of the Treasury than The
merest clerk of the Department To
undertake. such an affair he would have
to enter into collision with nearly a
dozen clerks, and have dozen axes of
the executioner pendent over his cad
continually For the sake of what
honor the ring mas remaining. it had
been better for them that they never
undertook this TRADE against the As
sistant Treasurer. There are points of
honor Ia business. Which even the most
common gambler AT the rouge ct noir or
faro respect; but in this gold ring case
it appears that the very soul OF honor
deprecated honor at hat-was ready
to sell itself TO the lowest irickery of u
gold pool combination Every shsf,
aimed at those the most desired to i'm
pIIr.'e andtear from them their fair name
and fame, just that they might escHpr
the vengeance OF an outraged and III
dignant commercial community. We
have seen torn asunder like wands of
straw and scattered at the feet of the
di-mayed gold ring operators Their
real object being known-thst TO blind
their creditors and save themselves from
paying them gold differences due Is
here exposed. II only remains for the
Grand Jury to indicr them, and their
creditors to follow them closely, when
the public will see the truth of our ex
position. In closing We may safely state
that TIE panic is not over; that It's
effects are reaching out further and
further. There are railroad stocks in
volved, owners of which may do well
to stand from under. There are divi-
bends soon due on stock and scrip,
which will lag in arrears for payment.
But the further the investigation pro-
ceeds the more fully and couclusively
will il be demonstrated that all the weak |
charges and assertions of the COM |
plicity of any Government officials with |
the gold ring were wholly, supremacy
false and malicious
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-11-02

TINES SUsPEHpED.-One of our citi-
zens yesterday received a telegram from
San Francisco to the effect that the
Daily Times of that city has suspended.
1t is hardly to be supposed that the Alta
will now Rrieve over 'another old land
mark gone" for the Times was neither
very old nor much of q landmark.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-11-02

Watehmaksr, Jswslsr and Engrsvsr,
septeobsr s, 1869.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-11-02
AWfally swell-The New York Fashion
in Young Dandies' Clothes.

! In Young U8001eS Clot0eS.
The New York correspondent Of the
Philadelphia Telegraph writes:
Some sweet fashions for young men
are out One of these is the low-necked
shirt, so low, indeed, that the shoulder
blades are all bu; visible, and the
A dams apple is fully revealed. nesting
in virgin purity amid a nook of linen.
The masculine throat has been too long
concealed, and, among expressions of
feminine admiration, we may expect
this autumn to hear, in addition TO
"What handsome teeth Mr.. So and So
has. "Yes, my dear, and what de-
licious neck y Shirt fronts, too, are
elaborateiy embroidered, and lined
with rose colored silk. Ar jewellers,
masculine bracelets, Inscribed with me-
mortal names and dates, are displayed,
and even handkerchief rings, for full
dress occasions. Add 10 these the Fra
Diavola hat, with peacock plume
checked vest patterns of all possible
shades in combination, and patterns for
trowsers, consisting of small squares
rainbow in hue, underlying large ones
Add to these again buttons OF pearl,
amethyst, and carbuncle. and it will be
asily understood that the male belle Is
just as fiupicky" as the female one
about personal adornment | say Moth
ing of masculine powders and cosmetics.
because this is a theme Of which uo'b-
ing is supposed tn be known nut |
simply put the question whether the
creature who sports bracelets and wears
a low necked shit for the purpose OF
showing snowy Boz, that is, throat,
is not equally susceptible to tn bland
ishmenis dormant in rouge rindigre and
aide of bismuth
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-11-02
HYAcINTHE.

This celebrated French monk whose
name is in all the newspapers and who
has lately arrived in New York is doubt.
less knoxn better by name than he Is
By what be has done to make him so
sutiebly and universally renowned.
Every body knows that be has done
something TO displease The Pope OF
Rome, that he has offended the .'ultra
montana" Catholics and that he has
been, in partial sense, excommunica-
ted Now as to what he has done 1t
can better be stated in a general than a
detailed way; for, indeed, it is hut a
question 10 brief, then, h has taken
the responsibility upon himself to de-
clare in favor of the liberal, enlightened
spirit of modern Christianity and mod
ern civilization, and in doing 80 he has
offended the Pope and the "ul,ramon-
tauis,s-" Looking into our Webster's
Unabridged we find - ultramun,ane /"
iefGed as fulioss:
This term was first applied, somewhat
contempsuously, BY the Italians. to the nations
north of the Alps, especially Germany and
France, their painters. Jurists &c At later
period the French and Germans applied II to
the Italians. 1t is now more particularly
used in respect to religious matters; ami
ritrGnOataHe doctrines, when spoken of
north OF the Alps. denote the extreme views
Of the Pope's rights and supremacy main
tanned BY Bellarmin and Other Italian Wi
tiers.
Here then we have a definition which
leads Us toward the formation of an
idea of whom Father Hyaciuthe has
tispleased by his independent course OF
procedure. As we understand his
present condition of partial excommu
cicagion ii does act shut hin out, ire
voci.bly from the Church but suspeuds
him, on half pay, as it were; fail ex-
communication being equivalent to
Father Hyacinthe himself, be is a monk
of The order Of Carmeliyes or Barefooted
Friars-a particularly holy and cevour
order Of Catholic devo,ees-aud is
very learned and influential man.
Now it is not 50 much because this
French priest has been churched for
his opinions that he is causing so much
attention, but rather because he, an ia
areniial man, representing some of the |
most devcted and pious members of the |
Catholic Church has been so bold as to |
speak sentiments which, having much .
sympathy among the more enlightened /
Catholics of the times, are dangerous
to the temporal and spiritual supremacy
Of the Pope of Rome. This man would |
correct the abuses CT tie Church, cause
i to abandon its superstitious and live
more in harmony with the advanced |
of the 10Th century. The
fac; that Father Hyacin;he has made
such a stir in and out OF the Roman
Church signifies that there are some, at
east, 10 that church who, it is feared |
BY the Pope and his ultramontane
friends, are but too ready 10 shake of
art of their allegiance to the Holy See
md live more independent and more
religious life. This good
.riest is an evidence that the world
moves.
Nrrr,pn The Hartfard /
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-11-02
TELKeR.PHIc ADVERTISING DopGE.-

TELKGRaPHIc ADVERTISING DopGE.-
Some of the interior Geographic ope
rators seem 10 have gone systematically
into the advertising business, making
liberal use of the wires and of their pc
sition to puff their friend and clients.
These services may be entirely disinIer.
estei, but they are certainly well worth
paying for. If an operator at Carson or
Marysviile, for instance, sends a dispatch
to the San Francisco papers announcing
that Smith & Co., have opened a crock
ery store on the main street, with the
most varied stock of goods ever offered
for sale in our town, or that Brown
Brothers have established a Z. branc b
store, with a complete and extensive
assortment of reapers, subsoil plows and
other agricultural implements at reason
able prices:" or that "Jerry Tompkins'
new saloon on Fifth street is the most
gorgeous institution of the kind in the
Interior" and if the San Francisco
papers ere silly enough to publish such
stuff las they do almost daily, surely
Smith i Co., Brown Brothers and Jerry
Tompkins ought to come down hand
somely for so extensive an advertise
men,. We think it is about time that
an end should be pnt to this sort of
thing. "Dispa,ehes" of thi. sort are
not interesting to the public, and news
papers, instead of paying for such in
telligence, should, if they use it at all,
charge advertising prices for its inser-
tons. f. Chronicle.
This practice is bad enough, God
knows, but It's beginning is not charg-
able to the ''interior." They found out
the dodge in San Francisco before
anybody north of that place took it up.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-11-02

WHERE He HAD It.-A schoolmaster
asked one of bis scholars, in the winter
time, what was the Latin for cold. 80,
sir" answered the lad, 81 forgot it at
this moment, although l have it at my
fingers ends r.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-11-02

A SATISFACTION English mis-
sionary, now in Snmatia, lately wrote
home that be had "had the melancholy
satisfaction of examining the oven in
which his predecessor was baked"
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-11-02

THR PALHY TIns OF LIE. When
you are shaking hands.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-11-02

MovED.-The Controller and Treasurer
have removed their Offices to the rooms in
the upper part of John G. Fox's new bnild-
ing. Persons having business with them
can find them there.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-11-02

FAILED TG CONNECT. = The Gold Hill
News failed to arrive here last evening.
, 1869-06-19
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, 1869-06-19

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tst1on soon passed Away, md the ctrculnstancc
became The subject OF good den OF laughter.
, 1869-06-19
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FOE THE CURE OF
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Fur THE CURE u9
D1sPEPSlA md ILL TIE DEguIr1TED
CONDITIONS OF THE sGcAACu,
Dr. SchelCk's Mandrake Pills.
DISEASES OF TIE LEER, Oh TO lcT4sA
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Ehc Next Lieutenant Governor OF
kOASn$

TIE Council T,hns N""Idrei1 gives the following
Particulars OF the eart-r IT Captain II. N. Wal
tn, The Erputl.cah can1laa.e for Leu,eaao,
"captsln Valdez i. known To the people ol
tnutoeAstern&and of Eastern loxa, the ah!e ed.-
tor OF the Cti1-sn, nr"t;apcr which has n IVAN
Atcn found In : rosstiun where 1t gave forth 90
..s uncertain sound Ne u : young n.n, about
WesleJa1 University. At DelawArr, Ohio,
lie IT, ,norrorr1, the alrh,rect Of rts own fortune
'hastng By his Industry, &c numJ AMI perseverance
worked his NzJ through college, and after Eradu-
-Re1x1pu& sathusl4slu. as.couIod and rewarded
genuine >Alent and worth. lie came to This STATE
10 1sGn afAt when fht ~4r broke out in 1851 aided
IN the raising Of tAa c.rtll.aleA IN Apps moose
Sixth Iowa 1n1An'r!. Ii~ terTed with sa!s reSi-
mcGt until 1860 Thcn, OF Account OF broken do vi
hsaIlh, be resigned aat came home, bnt in 4
ehert time returned ~ fhe 1etTee a. Captain Of
Company II, Eighth Iowa Cavalry, WHERE he re-
1Eatsed during lhr w..rt and usstA .ts close IN
SHOT under aim anh himself captured ard taten
TO Charleston, where with 800 other p1!ccrs he
xH ptaret within the range Of the linton guns
for the wefl-kno~n r1rpnse Of deteH{uR o1t
had agreed Upon Il cartel ri exchange, but
The number II p-!sonerb under tho
control o. lie rebel cu:nuaudel waz gt',sttr
than that EIder sherman. and the rssnii
@as thai many un!en otrtctrs were left rnes-
changed Captain Walden, however, took the
chances oi escape, preieTtn3 to rtsk the pen2ltes
OF detection to the horrors OF captivity, and slip
red AEay from n1A Ku&sd and came within the
7Cn1ou nneA In 1863 he established the Ctti:1n
IN Democratic county. and In the tasne fail was
Legislature f1om ApppAuooss, In the Louise be
hesyed With credit u himself and honor to the
Truur! which sent HIN 81 liz representative. In
Gste he has cLueea i0 M y rac4lGy u 1ac
, 1869-06-19

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, 1869-06-19
A LLvoly Scene In a Csurt-Roem.

= *" EH -. A0R9 De8"0tFGtss1 J*aS II.
IN 1toFe knights cnuH Yesterday proceeding
Teton. Or commented upon hy Story. -
A ma rasio pfoFrttd, IN which Tx. |. Il Nllter
vas defendant and bis wife piatrtin through 4
next TREND The sui, wss trou-7ht to set ASIDE :
deed made b. the trustees Of Mra Walter to the
docto. and The family at1alra Of tho parties we're
pretty freely ventilated Tie vile bad Leen on
the St4nd+ and had been quite severe upon the
husband, suls for divorce being also depending
She had Described him as cruel and hA.sh bus
band, who buried caif Ailyc, took = dog Into bis
bed, xnd drove the vile nj his bosom from the
hpnsc with 1CNh1de.
When The doctors turn came To 70 to the stand
he turned the tabiea and depleted hlG betteT-hslf
telltrG ol her conduct and she no doubt fel: NOR
tsed ai lc!pE haown up tn zach light Tac Iadf'A =
hrnfkcT, Mt }'pf1y. Waa sitenv near her, listening
10 tic E1AleGepts OF Ii. WAIet. IN hearing n1
, 1869-06-19
QUINCY.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Trhuue.

Special Despatch to The Chicago Trhaue.
QtEcr, IL, jane II.
Colnrei F. b NoodaN, whose cDTpse TAs re-
Gently found 1oattng IN New York Bay, fo1mez.y
-eaided In this city, enlisted In 1851 IN the Six
teeuth Illinois Infantry, IVES appointed Adjutant,
served iii nearly the close OF the WIZ, resigned,
and for tome time wss employed II tbe freight
oc1ce ot the Chicago, Burlington Quincy R r
as clefE, hleA altuaion he resigned 10 taxe cou-
mand a1 the One Hundred md Fury nrst one
year regiment, serving In that capacity unfit Was
nus:ercd out He was an earnestly loyal aul
capable nfncer. Ills wife Is the niece Of lion.
haac y. Mpry18, Of tb!s city.
hour peoi le are just now AGllattng the subject
Of bull ding several railroads In this Stale and
Missouri ali uf which, no doubt, would greatly
tenent n.L Nothing but tax has as sci been
done and that wont build ra.lroads Whether
e.s s1a gtse then material a'd, remains to be
and Inst night Should much more fa11 It must
result In GREATLY datnas1nT the coming crops,
which now LOOK very promtsng.
General Hane has declined the appointment as
Supervisor Of the Twelfth District, and been ap-
pointed Special Detective OF the Treasury De
pa1tMcDt for this State.