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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-03-27
AGENTS WANTED FOR
HOW TO MAKE THE FARM PAY.
75o Octave Pages. 40 Beautiful and
Useful Illustraiions.

This book shows how the Farrer Planter may
double the value of his land make thres times a.
much ont of stock how three times the quantity of
grain, hay. roots tobacco. cotton and all crops
can b. raised from and how all the profits Of
cultivation can be more tn IN doubled Every Farmer
Planter, Stock Raiser Gardener and Fruit Culturist
wants it, Agents wanted sell it in every com,
munit,. Commissioners $50 TO $50 PER MONTH
accord ng to ability and energy. Send for Circulars
giving full description Address
ZEIGLEk McCURDY Co..
st. Louis NO., Cincinnati, D,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-03-27

For the DAILY. $40 per appu,n
For the TRI-WEEkLY. So Der auuum.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-04-24
Yurbereite,e Sbritte.

Die aablreiten Gabfslbunaen unb anbere
gorsanse in Waibinst'lahen Sarauf ialisben,
baB un1er @supernemt w'9ttse Gdritte unb
MaBreaeln be@oneers Beaus auf bic Gubere
politif sorbereitet.
Die Gubanilde Grd tirS bo6sntlid nidt
msbr LANCE in Der unhrnnats1 une nnentl9lol-
iensn Gprm unp @ef' tn Der le isbt eisent-
LID 1Gwebt ssrbleibfSnnen. @panisn it
nidt seneist bic perlsr antiQsn ~auf3usebsn.
@a@ ben lsbtsn 3aba&ri9tsn iol! iusar wrin,
bsfimmt iieiu, pas sr>eommanbu auf CUBA
aeaen bic &ebelsn tlba su tibernebmen uro
nit beoeutenoen gsrifunseu babin atseben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-04-24
&abel< Depe16en

Der fran;0flde Minifer bes MuSwdrs
tigen btelt an, 10. glprtl eine frieolide &e'
be. Daflr lief tbm bic preubtfte &e9tes
runs ibren Danf abGatten.
Die @eessebuns @paniens bat I9
nod nidt auf eineu 3brpn>G anotbaten chit
gen tDnnen.
Aus ben Na9ri9ten RON Cuba ldbt f&
fem tpeientltder TortiAritt gum @iese tpe<
Der auf Der einen nod Der anoern @ette bar
tbun. Der Muftanb ibetnt mtbr su einen1
@uert1afrtese berabaufinten, Der bon elmer
wtlpen &otte 9efabrt miro.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-04-24

Die GifenGabn Son Smaba mad Ga
eramentc mirb bis sun, l.Mai fertis letn.
Muf ben @lains 1T bic !Seufdrefen
pla9e wteber erfdiensn.
giele Der friebliGen Snbianeritdmm,
baben ben @t1en funbseseben auf tbren
Referpaticnen ben Iferbau Der Weiben uni
bic @emerbe Der Qualification 81 erlernen.
- Das rabifale S%tedenpferb, bic Snbta:
TIER bur9 Quafer beaufi4ti9en, leiten uni
perloreen gu laGen, 1T In pp0er getpesuns
ST je etn 9rDberer 9umtu9 oussebedt nor:
Ben ais bteftr?
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-04-24

Wir fSnnen nidt etnieben, tpte 9panien, bas
f9 lelbf pom Drude fret unb unabbansts g.
ma@t bal, bieies Ne9t ni9t aud ben @ubanern
sugeneben mid.
eanss senus fibltea l9 b~ieielten beoriidt I'M
ter fpanii9sr 9srri&aft. Gle sriFen su ben
@afen uno batten senus Grunb ba3u. Da>
run, mid man itnen nun nidt s~efatten, wenn
ie Der lpanilGsn 5errl9aft mibe inb unb frei
uno unabbansis iein m0atsn, bab fe bieies aud
lsin tSnnen uno barfen?
l1niere @esieruns islba mub bieien punft
webl erwdsen.
Der Gutaniiae &esplutiunar DIS. galeinta
-n ioQ einD euti9er nun@eburt fetn n1a9te
in elmer glbreft an bas gult ron atmerifa barauf
aufmertiam, baB bic Rebeaenarmee aaf Cuba
aus mebr ais 10000 Mann b.r.tts beaebt.
Man fsbt baraus, tab f@ bieie Bepesuns, bic
70 madtnbaft truB aQer 9inbernt6e, @efabren
nne 8etanp funssn anpu@s, nidt f. lei9t tpie-
Der erbraden rnb suriidmeiitn labt.
Die ipanil&en @ssierunss,M utoritaten tbun
31par IQss, fe 5n erbriden. vulusr> unb 8lsi-
Gretuticnen fommen fat jeben Sag Dor. Bon
5asa ma uiro unterr1 IS. b. semelbet, tab Sufu
@usuiQer, Yraibent bsr rssulutionaren Sunta
3u 9ulsuin, ~eefansen eenpmmen unb am 6. ;.
3u Gibra eri9cftn purbe.
Mu@ tpirb BON 9asata e%easloet, bab bic ar,e-
ritanii@e griss MarY 2upeI fir lesale
Yrife BON ben ipanil@en 8sbSrbsn erflart
prrbe, unb tab ter amerifanii9e General Gon-
full bebbalb ben Dampftr penobsertt mad aey
Wsf nit ben nStbisen Snfurmaticnen unb ln-
frasen eei&idt babe.
MQes bis6 fnb Ginse, BIT in Daibinstpn
tpobl ermrsen unb teratben .uerben ma6en, unb
wabri9tinli9 s%esenrdrtis eeraee aud beratbsu
tperten, unb mir fInnen ieben Sag tui9tisen
GrUfnunsen unb Mnurbnunesn in tieler &id.
tuns unb MnseIesenbsit sntsesenieben.
Meufc felbf Mil ebenfaas bic @%eselutiondre
auf Cuba anerfennen.
Der prafbeat bat binlaneIi@e Madt bur@
ben Gonereb auseipru@sn erbalten, III bteier
@ade fibn uno enersii9 Soran3useben. Gbut
e. es, 70 pirb Ct bic Msbrsabl bss ameritani.
iaen @pItes auf isiner Seite baben, tas lGnsff
nit ben bebridten unt mibbanbelten Gubansrn
iympatbifrte.
Mter nod anbere Dinse mSeen I'M We1te
iein. Die gerperfune bes Mlabama. @ertrasss
trinst uniere &spublit in cine anbere @tellune
~ Gnslanb, als tisber. IS it sielfa@ baspn
bic Rebe, taB Canada an smerita anntrirt psr'
ben fuQ unb tab bies bic Gntl9aufenns bilnen
icll fir bic gerluie, pslde Gnslanb uniererRe.
aieruns tur9 Inerfennuns BET flbli9en Mebsl.
lion 3ufiiate. Dab England bam,it l& ni&t Elm.
uerfanben erflarea .uirt, bIrfen mir tuubl aura
@uraus %annebmen. Damn perben aber {id
pobl baran meitere S@ritte unt Wa6reaeln BON
ssiten unie,er @eeieruus tniipfen unb IS leben
aud mad bieitr &i&tuns ,pi9tise Gntbaaunaen
beppr.
Sebenfaus i&einen in un1erer auspdrtiaen
Yplitl in her bisber srObe @inb(iQe berrl@te,
f@ anbere Dinqe our;ubereiten unb Elm Rarfer
2uf1us ,pirb sieQei9t balb bemerfbar fem.
(Snb. Ge.)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-04-24

Gin nener prophet - uWaoifep.
Wunbsrbare yropbeseibuneen iiber has papa.
tbum unb bslen ba!eiseulntereans, neba @sis-
lasunsen iber Mmerifa, iber bas Gnee bergEelt
uno has Gntfeben Der neuen Grte. Mit "a
masifden 6isuren. grn Or. paulus.- New.
yorf 1863"
Inter rprfebeabeut Eitel III Elm auf trefli&es
papier iebr elegant, tbeils 1drara tbeils roth
sstrudtes uno iiberaus sei9madsoQ sebuntenes
BUD erfgienen, tpel@es alien Denen beRens III
empfsblen it, bic an iu erfabren molten, pas
bic Wrrte tes fabreneen S9uIers tebeuten :
Mir wiro BON all, Gem 70 sumn,, als siue
mir Elm Nablrao i'm aopf bcrum."
Ger SlSpfnn bes Bu1es wirft in Der Tbat
fat tetautenb. @er inbs6en cine farte Natur
bat fann barber laden. Die propbe3eibunsen
(ossr ME Der prupbet fall@, bod fcnlequent
l9reitt: vrcpbeseibunsen erfreden ji@ erNli9
auf ben untersans bss papihbuu.s (erlautert
eur@ ;pei Dubenb alte 5ols19nitte im Run0.
eeldnad ber Sabad Gttifettsa auf benz @ierra-
bsner unb burd ben BON Tberopbralus, para.
eeIlas 8cn,taitus basV sej1rietenen Gert, ausis
tens auf ben llntersane Der 0elt mitMusnabme
Der Gree, brittens auf ben lntersans Der @taht
Neu-yort, tpeldem ater in aaer @ej9pinoiafeit
nod Gin grocer &elieions:ries sprauaaeben
piro.
Gaelid unb eieie 5auptsrcpbeeituns pirb
S1lub nit fammenorotber S9rift seorudt,
aut bic @nttebuns zines uNeuen Galifornien"
nit sinem ,Reuea natursemdBen @ Seruialem'
ais 5auptlfapt. @suer GntRsbunssprut6 loa
sernitte!t eeIelben grbbtbsuS bemi1ft persen,
ras bic @taet New. yort perj9lans.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-04-24

Ion Ra&ridt BACON su 9eben ftt, no ales tn
Berettidaft III, Uni, an, ielben Sage NIT oet
GinlHifung pom 3rupp.n fir Gtptta<Teedta
teatnnen All fDnnen. 60 9laubt man aud
inYaris, ;,pie ,pir aus@ olrefpcnben;en nerlhte'
bener BlGtter TranfreiAs unb Belstens e.
febeu. .srr, - t. ,rr rE'
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-13

TURNER'S BALL On Monday evening
next, the 18th inst, the members of the
Carson Turn Verein will give ball at their
Hall. Tickets, 81 so. 1t is needless to
say that this party will be, like all the en-
tertainments given by this society, very
pleasant and attractive affair. We are glad
to note that the Turner's are determined to
do something to enliven the dull times. At
tertion is directed to their advertisement in
another column of this days APPEAL
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-13
THE DAILY APPEAL

A NICE SHOWER visited Carson yesterday
afternoon. These fuvial dispensations meet
with hearty welcome from farmers and
gardeners. With such sprinkling three or
fonr times a month the sage brush would
speedily bloom and blossom like the prairies
and meadows of the white settlements.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-13
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

~ ~ AS0 n " AK "A u HASs
OFFICE OF THE COUNTY ASSESSOR, !
ORMsBY COUNTY. NEVADA,
g.. CARSON CRY, May TO- 1869.
A Ii PERSONS LIABLE TO PAY STATE
N and County Taxes, for the year 1862 are
hereby notified that the annual poll tax Of four
dollars, for the use of the State and County due
from each male resident Of this State over twenty
one and under sixty years Of age,
Is Now Due and Payable
To the County Assessor or his Deputy and all
are expected TO pay said tax, when called upon.
And also, that the taxe' on the personal property
Of persons who do not own real estate within the
County of sufficient value to secure the taxes on
both their real anu personal property, are due and
payable when the same is assessed. All taxes
payable in U. 5. geld con.
The laws provided for the collection OF the above
mentioned taxes will he strictly enforced.
GEORGE W. CHEDIC,
County Assessor.
BY II. II. BEyCE, Deputy.
Office Next door to the County Clerks office,
County Building. ml1-f
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-13
UNITED STATES TAXES,

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT Tur
~ Annual List of 1aNes fr the Collertian Dis.
trict OF the state of Nevada, embracing Assess.
ments made On income for the year 1s,S .pociet
taxes for the fiscal year ending April 3d. $50, ami
the annual taxes IA carriages, watches plate Ac.
has been returned To me Tor collection aud ali nar
sons rr-idinginth the sixth Division istrctanl
comprising the counties II ofmsby aud Douglas.
liable 10 pay such taxes, are hereby notified tina,
the same have become due aud payable, aud viii
Ice received 10y me, at my Office Ia Car-,u Cit,
until aud including the 18th day II Nav, isGp
All persons who shall neglect ~ refuse 20 pay
such taxes within the time above specified .I.il
be liable 60 pay i've 90 per cent. additional mao,
the amount taxed, together with tuch other col.
A. the Law prcscribes.
STEPHEN r. GAGE,
Collector, district II Nevada,
BY GEo. ". cHtpIc, Deputy Colloctor'
m,hstI
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-18
THE DAILY NEWS.
Summer Dying.

BcnutY is waniug, q Voice OF complaining
Comes from tLr hillside and dell
Drge ringing. end crickcts ore SINGING
TO Summer song OF jarcwelIl
Day brightly closes, but whero are The roses
Juno wrcathed with b er treBses OF gold2
Sofs wind. are signing where darkiy are lying
Their rair.beatoD leaves on the mold.
Sadness comes o'cr me. for barren before me
Lie fields that loved when boyj
No more in tho shadows Of oaks OH the meadows
Stout mowers thcirnooning enjoy.
The s,ubblc, how lonely weeds shooting. up only
Where grain clothed the generous soil.
And rcapers were swinging thor cradles and eipS.
Ing
B!ithe s'rnins to enliycn the toll.
Cattle are wading where willows are shading
Tho low. shallow ej OF the stream;
Thistledown floating, is sadly der oiiDg
That Summer Will pass like dream.
The hnrvest moon. sailing through mist, is unveil.
Her disc like bloolpaintcd shield.
White schoolboy and maiden, their baeIet full
hie homo from the blackberry aeld
Dark swcIls OF ocean, with iorg g.measurcd motion,
Moan as they break OH the shore;
Airy tongues waiiing for bcauty'L check pal!ng,
Chine In with the deeonte roar.
Stars have grown DINNER, Ices dazzling the glin-
OF freely lamps on the lawn;
Fiour-cups unfolding. ME hcney-1rops bodng,
But light from the laudscape is gone.
Thcrrfd on The thistle tho sob b-o.links whistle
Made cheerful the mrn dows OF June;
Moad -larks eauting the morn with heir Buting
Replied 10 this lupturous tune.
Hoarse calling, aud fret leaves falling,
But etila mild lovciness reigns;
AsNeet haunting sadness, though vanished glad.
And glory from Nature, remaine.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-18
Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship Charleston. Berry. New Yorl:--lcft 18th
lnst. Mdse. 10 james Adger Il Co. J T. Ad.or A.
co. WAmsr. Apple G DAhrens & Co, BUlmann
Bros, . Aiken Co. II Bischoff & Co. D Burkett
hates Co. Bardcn, Il BulwIpkle & Co J 4,
nrrhmyer: Barr. 7 n BRISTOL. NJ Eird & GO, T
Brown, Be:buste Burckmeyer. 4 rown Hyer,
MeDuf Cohen, Crane, DoyIston q Co. j campsoI 4
SoE Cowperthwalt, ,Clacius Witte, R & \ p CaId.
weJ, VS. Corw!n TO. II Goblin h 20, L 81 Cater
Cohen. G, HaDSsel Co, Douglass Miller. a DAILY, p
Darccy. Daily News Once 7 @ DeFontsine, j 81
6asSn Bro. Fairly Il Co, Fleming 4 Co, Il
s,sae 9oa's q GO. Forsyih. Mccomb & Go. furGh9,it
lio Dios aIaver Co. " Gurney q Graycly, Wm
aupt a Hunt. Burknnp Co. q Hacker, j X
= hh@sn.n @ = aaI Go. w HARRISON, NJ Horsey
Sd rfS, e hsf! CO Johnston Crews Co. Jefords (
IL Rtnanans jT3nnsGp, Tnns % KnSk, Wlelenberg CO.
feengn,Sa egaa Eel, LapgeI, Laurey & Alexander, d
ies S naI shall harge. Minor Co. Morseca X
Rice, North Steele & wardeli, D oHoiI, J F o'Se,Il
S3Sm sSn, oN,NeilI.J IN ojeInanr.J Parker. Peer.
h13sn helm Srss,I 3 pisfson Paul CO. oaacsen.
StoddaId y Go. stoll, Webb & &C. W sbepherJ n
s9lieii, .,,., southern Express Co. q Waller &co
WiiieIns son, Wagner Il iinnsees, 8 q Wilson. "
Webb. Werner & Du'ker, Wht,omore / Rhodes.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-18

in prices bat after tho largo business that has been
dono for eome time past and the strength displayed
cult TO give fresh impulse to that market and
able producers 10 sell . full production at the pre-
sent high range Of prices.
We think this the more likely as the accounts OF
the growing crop are of The most satisfactory ma
ture. From America, the reports highly favora-
bic; the weather has been remarkably nuo for Tho
past two months, and the best authorities are unani
nous In looking for yicld conBidorably in ercSss
OF last year. provided disaster occur. In Indn,
too. tho crops arc pro missing very we'll and decided
increase Is expected over tho previous year.
These considerations will no doubt exert a sober
ing influence and DO much 10 neutralize tho imme-
date prospect Of short supplies; for, with tho
pecGtion Of moro plentiful supply Of cotton next
year, business will be restricted In Manchester;
spinners will up their reserves Of stock and
fno their buying in this market to tho supply of
immediate wants.
There has been good deal Of uneaaincss felt in
business circles for some time past with reference
to the health of the Emperor Of the French, and the
uncertainty tina! prevails this subject ehould not
be overlooked.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-18
Macon Market.

MACON. September 13 3-CoIToN-Rc .eipts to.
day 55I balts snles il9; shipped 405
Receipts for the week cildns this evening the
above iacuded. 2922 bales sales for same time ls2,
bales; shipments 1858; showing nn inc-eaec OF re-
ceips OF last We ok those of the week before OF
lOS9 bales; increase oi aalts 700.
Receipis for the corresponding week in Septcr,-
on the 18th September 1861 10 cents.
Receipts Of the crop at this point to date
5l72 bnles.
1h. market was quoted. on tho da,c OF our last
weekly review, duh at 30 cents for midd,ings with
pearly every bale in the city sale on the samp
oscrla. Since then, tue rrrc has steadily fallen oil
mo 81 SsI and We quote tho market dull tris even
fnI1u ona ccnrts for the bes, mildlingsa decline
The stsady and Yesterdays figures.
ecther. we think, by ill decline was caused alto
cotton hie becn tar3wu uaoi2'd manner in which
ducers. and II II is persisted i'll mlHarhct Ny pro.
mol surprise US in the least II q,ioo9Rer. II VIII
on next "Wednesday at 20c No market can Gahnfs
ted with an article as the cotton market now lie, WIZ
ont ale cting the price OF The article, and may he
force 1t below its productive value. We inclined
now about down to that point be!c- which tho
planter will not 30 If he he;; S1,inseif and We
tHs.e VoA oi orders u ms iacior 10 store
Instead OF cell, as has r"en tue elafnor dHri"- -
COTTON ~-A1ENEST.
Stock ser.en,ber 1''' 1850. .....:bnies. -, l79
Recejyed toy. :y.................... 597
ReceiSer '.''''''''''''''. 4'''--'''s
total. 49,. Observation-Disclosures. 6l5a
Shipped to-day. Observation-Disclosures. 495
Shipped previously. ................ 28S5-35s0
Stock on hand this evening ....... 1878
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-18
Pn sscnHers.

Per steamship Falcon, for Baltimore-Miss < A
Key, Miss DeSaussure. w Kelly. Cawpsen, j G
Hahn. '-'+
Pr steamship Charleston, from New York-A
Wilson, Peck. W Drickell, ht Fl Abbott, j
Denim, McMack and son, g Won hartman, C Ber-
busFe. Palmer ID Curran Twitchell, Mrs d
Converse, Grayer, G Davis and wife, A WI.
eon. J Wilson. G Ciaussen ard wife, Miss Mary
Doscher, w Sencker aud vito. B Beo and wife,
] r Melshan, wife and two children. Mrs FeIdmann
aud eon, J IL Blackwell WA Courtney. j Bremen.
Thule, G AhrenH, Mrs H Thule and daughter r
Thule, J A Gwins. 3 Murray, and 10 I'll storage.
Per steamer Emile, from Georgetown. S C-Miss
Morgan, Master Morgan, and Mckay.
Per stt mer Pilot Boy, fl ON Beaufoit via Fdsto-
Miss NJ fluddman. Mrs Pierce, Z L Turner, w J
verdees. Hutchinson, two Misees Hutchinson,
ssasrook saRa ehftlSsn5rd 81 deck. ( =: pl- - '' " u
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