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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-03-21
WHITE PINE ITEMS

We clip the following items Of i1terr>.
from the White Pine News of the 18Th in
slant:
In an exploration # the u'hwrStern per
tion of Treasure Hill. few days since, we
came across couple OF mines. which. we
believe, belong ~ one COMPANY. These
were the Carrie " and the " Prussian, si'
ua,ed near each other. but so nrrr'hat sin
cnlar line which divides the chloride from
the base range thai thev psrtake of the
character of both II" Carrie shows ore "
crca, prri'v. some choice specimens ASSAY
irr a. the rate Of thousands Of dollars per
,on. while in Quantities il has worked
$50 81 to tho ton T'i> ledge is on the
point west Of the Ebcrharlt aud near the
road leading to Silver Springs. The Prus-
sian, near hv. in the edge cfrne Ease Range.
is an immense ledge, twenty feet IN thlcN-
ness, showing copper and lead III great guam
titles but aSsaviuc at the rate Of S!5o per
ton in silver. II Is mass Ut green looking
rock which is very heavy. proving upon the
81 nrle>t rxaminati n that il is rich in metal.
MANY are disposed to Relieve that III" lar-"
and regular lodges of the b-se RaEIe will
eventually prove he most valuable and
from thcee We have observed the belief
seems well founded. We intend to make 4
more particular examination Of these claims
and note their progress in developement-
The pconle Of California are accustomed 10
hear dreadful tales Of the weather of White
Pine. In the history Of the discovery Of the
district. pictures Of untathGnab!e snow arc
drawn and highly col"red with accounts %
the suffering and harG>hipS crCountH'rf BY
tho urnSppctors. with the favorable climate
Of the present wear, par'icularlvt # She past
f.w weeks VIXEN all is liz" Summer. i IS
hard TO belieyr that the ferrf.. wPa'her de-
scrihe1 rrpvailed wear ago. A. richt the
ground freezrs hut the devS are mos lovely.
the snow has disappeared e4cep,irg in Sh-l-
tered rlarrs. general health prevails, and the
bright sky in an augUry If the bright future
We are entering on.
A quantity Of ore from newly discovered
mine called The Angel ledge. WAS as>'V"f hV
assav.r MavrndnrF with n result of S.ii -
per ton. The ledge is Situated a, the base Of
Treasure Hill, near the Silver Strings nnd
Hamilton road, and shows Il width vt vein
matter nfabout Two feet. with 'wn wins Of
ore 1T about two feet in .hickna-S. II IN =
locality where no metalliferuus Vein, have
heretofore been found.
List week great excitement was raised
on tho discovery Of exrneHiuolv rich ore N
some veins on what is called the BASE Range.
ard an extensive CITY was laid out and rai.ed
Rahvlon. We will not saw that Rahvl"n y
fallen. f,r IL had sc~rcelv risen. but all >ecms
hiss died away, hrt the rich MINES remain,
We have no dorh. mat 'he coming SPINNER
will see busy population at Babylon
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HORRIBLE BRlTA ON TIE PART OF A
SAN Francisco LANBI"LD.-1he San Fran
cisco Chronicle relates the follow ing. an out
line of which has come to us by telegraph
This morning. between the hours Of and
, O'Clock, . man named Robot Lyons was
forced ont OF ths Empire Lodging House.
Commercial street betwetn NJ rtg"ImeIy and
kearncv streets, and before assistance was
rendered hlr4 he was dead. For several DAYS
he has been sick III the house. Last night
he was ordered out being Unable to move
he was taken out oy force. man namfd
L. Robbins WIS sleeping i'll the same room
and bceGc d the clerk not u put the poor man
out in the rain. Bat no, he had no money
and he could not stay there. Robbins asked
~ let him rena. on the lruding of the stairs
Till he could get convey ance u l., ke hIIn 10
some other place. They would not oven
allow that. but hustled him d~"n the stars
and EFF hj',i on the cola wet pavement. His
friend tried 10 carr, him but could ny. He
held w his head and sent f.,r help, hut BET, r"
;tnv came the man dead. / he ponce
heard of il aud arrested Church, the pr"rrle-
TOR Of thu h,lse, and Mason, his h"art'''>>
clerk NJ charge wa> made a., Inst thrm.
and it - difficult Ia charge lhrr.I with any
thing but lnnUman heariltssnesN.
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Old several days 20 await returns from New
York. -.-------.-.s---.---
TIE above comes to US in the press
sisp.,ches. II il is founded on facr Il
f,re.hado~s apolicy upon the par, OF
ne Treasury Department ,fat promises
veil TO the country. The customs il
.ugursted bv McCoIloch have simply
made the Uui..d States Treasury a de-
,..dency Of Wall street. Instead Of
.,-ins nfsud for the people. the huan
eel branch CT The National Government
acting f,r end subject 10 II ~ ring OF
n.ar;lsss spectators. 1t has not been
- sympathy with the people WHOSE
creature and servant il righrfully is.
Tas Secretary Of the Treasury has,
during ,be pas, four years. ASHAMED 10
.,mself,te right TO epecnia;e with the
moneys o. which he was simply the
Guardian. He has substituted II system
cfhankiug for the legitimate functions
.fhis rosi'ion. Gambling on Charge
aAe been lis daily habit and with
,othinE, 10 lose and everything TO gain.
.:e has played Wild and desperate
gene The peoples losses are not
STATED: nor are the winnings Of their
-.-van, made public. We are led to
,aps that Secretary Boutwell, will
chs,gs The sspeer Of affsirs. We have
c,nfid.pcs in his ability 10 MAKE
III. money spectators conform
:, sound policy in the affairs
cf tie Treasury Why SHOULD
80; ,hi. he 80? Whose interests bur
those of the people has he a right to
,-nnsn',? Let us then have prompt and
Ill monthly reports that We al may
Au,w something Of the great deut which
a.ngs upon the nation and burdens its
c,tizen. with taxation Let there be
'.ankn.ss and free consultation between
he Treasury Depsrr and the Lagis-
l,tir- branch Of the Government. The
t,srsy matter, Of the Republic have
i.li.n under the sway Of sharpers ard
rings" uatii prhlic confidence has
h.en shaken aud public credit has
,,nsui.h.t. G-an- has donA wisely in
10 selection Of Boutwell,. The county
opposes confidence in his integrity and
.-o1s his ability. a Performance of
as kiah duties in conformity with hi-
,r.pabili'v will add glory ard renown 10
t.,s already famous name; and from his
vel rscted efforts the profound and
.luo., appalling ADVERTISEMENTS which
have 90 long characterize our fnanrial
.HAir. may be 50 modified aud assuaged
a. to place the country in that happy
condition A. the close of Grants ad
r~iuistra,ion ths, was hoped for and De
''sveG 10 by those who rallied TO his
suppor, 90 the third day Of last Novem-
rsr.
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BIT, KsArsAck.-FiE4ro give. tie f.

ng good advice
Ifyou intend foo'ing !: to White Pine. buy
a second hand soldiers .napssck. You ma,
procure one at the jim. stores fer t"u o.t-.
1t will save YOU toaCS OF labor Blankets,
slunE by strap or cord over The shoulder,
are, after few hours yak ny, hard to take.
The knapsscs !, made 10 be strapped, CT
scientific principles. The weight q thirty
or forty pounds q blankets and provisions Is
~ il 50 DC listed not 10 6esr tOp heavily on
one limb or muscle. A great amount If
study has. in time past, BEN expended OH
the proper adjustment Of this simple article.
Millions Of tons have, since 40, been with
needless pain and labor packed ~ prospect
or. on foot, for want Of such an article.
We've been there. Buy one and YOU viii,
while making your 400 mile White Pine
tramp, bess your unknown adviser and
benehctor.
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CowARDLY ABusH OF CHISAMAS.-The

CowARDLY ABUSE OF CHISAMAS.-Ihe
San Francisco Chronicle Of the lSth instant
tells the following;
A. the steamer Orif ,rnrn- was about leav-
in her berth. at Folsom street wharf veSter-
dav, a scene OF brutal aud c'warGlv cruelty
was witnessed which shcuid be made known
TO those who favor the Mexico and Oregon
Steamship Company with their patronage
A Chinaman no was on beard, we believe
n. a passenger, by some means got knocked
down and his leg severely injured. In this
condition he was thrust on 10 the wharf by
one Of the officers of the boat. assisted b.
one Of his hirelinrs. The Ch.na,nan made
rey on board "a a friend, but he was 81
haus,ed that he could not stand. and sat
down rubbing his brui>, linn. The crowd
cried Throw him overheard. WHEN the
officer employed BIZ the company seized the
Cninaman. and assisted nv willing tool.
pushed him the length Of the wharf and out
into the mud l. was soTr. seventy OF eighty
wards from where the Chinaman was started
70 where he officer left him, ssGId despite ms
severe iuiurIes he was pushed along tie
~hnlr distance a. though he were but brute
Who had ,yespassed Oh the grounds, which
On such dav are public to all. II va.
Shameless and uncalleG-for outrage. The
man, a. n pa-s.ug.r he'd rights; and If II
was not = passenger. still had the rights OF =
human being, tina, the mighty special
police Of i steam dip compsny are bouEd to
TcSpeCt.
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illustration, there are over 100 applicants for
the Consulship at Frankfort-on- the Main.
HAVANA, March ia letter says the
steamer Henry Burden, which left Jackson
Vile, Florida. with arms for the Cuban in
surgents. was compelled to put into one Of
the Bahama Islands by accident to her
machinery. She discharged her cargr int"
two schooners. one Of which ran the block
AIDE, and the other was capturcd by Spanish
frigate.
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A CoSTFMPTIR-F SIvR. - The Trinn
never lets an opportunity l>lip 70 cast sur
on an enemy. That paper opposed George
Gorham f,r G. vernon not because it fav-
ored Governor Haigh'. but because il hated
the former Gorham succeeded III getting
high appointment in The radical organic
tion, and the Usion has rersi>ten,lv 'radured
him ever since. The last evidence 0f its
.orehradedness is contained in It's stric'ures
a few mornings since in reference :" the Of
fire Of SECRETARY Of the Senate or the United
States. The Union in;mated that he would
have been dcpnsed had there been an aspir-
ant for his rlacc. Now W. are no apoloCi~'
or political friend Of George Gorham, still
we are ever ready 20 give him his inst dues
Gorham is in high favor with the radical
members of Congress in Washington. and is
a stumbling block in the path of boilers who
are after Office in California. The Union
and Bee have both been tabo0ef by Gnrham,
who is determined that the friends of nei-
,her Of those sheets shall ever occupy 4
government position If lie can prevent il.
Bully for Gorham.-Sac. Reporter
We do not believe there is one fair minded
man of any party who does not condemn
the course OF the Union with regard to NJ.
Gorham.
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ATrrrs special says the next public debt
statement will show precise CONDITION Of
nc Treasury books at the close of business
IN the 3Is, instant, instead of being with
} ~li several days 70 await returns from New
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THE BABIES ARE GoIHG.-White Pine has
broken out in the nurSury, and babies talk
about il fdrniiiarly. We heard this morning
Of a ,wo-year ole boy who threatened !" leave
his home at oncr and go II White Pine 4 his
mother did not pile up tae sugar Oh as
bread and hu.-sr.-Rerc:Ns.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-11-12
Powerful Spring Water.


A California paper relates the follow
ING. #eao4ea fe
About two weeks since gentleman
from WatsonviIe, who is noted MS prac
tical joker, went to the Gilroy hot springs
situated about fifteen miles from Giroy.
After remaining few days he got
aboard the stage TO return to Gilroy. hav-
ing an outside seat. The stage had not
proceeded more than FIVE miles before
tones of distress were heard proceeding
frcm within. The driver hauled up,
when Mrs. $500, who was a passen-
ger. aud who made herself rather obnox
ious to the visitors at the springs by her
AIRY" ways, inf"rmed the driver that
she. must have an outside seat, as she was
getting sick. Our WaisonvllIe friend
gave up his seat to the lady. As he was
getting inside the lady informed him that
she had two bottles of spring water on
the sea; she had just left, which she was
taking to her hasbanl in San Francisco,
and begged S. TO take good care of
them. "Ail right" said s.. and
away went the stage again.
Our friend, true to his prociivitics,
procured bottle Of whisky. and taking
the corks from the bottles containing the
spring water. poured half the water from
each bottle, and filed them up again
with whisky, while the passengers were
convulscd with laughter. In due time
the following letter was received by the
proprietors of The springs from the lady's
husband:
SAN FRaNcIsco, Aug. 80, 1869.
Proprietors Hot Springs: '''s
"SIRs-You are a precious set of
scamps, you arei My wife, Mis-,
paid visit to you confounded place and
brought back some ',spring water
drank about half bottle Of the miser-
able stuff and vent to the Good Templars
and hadn't been in the hall more than
fifteen minutes before l was as drunk
rs any man you ever saw; disgraced
myself and the lodge. and this morning
/ am on a sick bed. NY opinion is.
that any set of men who will run
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THr Brsr woMAs IN rHE woRrp.-

THE BEST WOMAN IN THE WoRLD.-
think old women-I don't quite like
the word lady," because il don't mean
anything now days---are the most beau
tilul and lovable beings ia the world -
They are so near Heaven that they catch
the glow and brightness which radiate
from the pea.Iy gates and illuminate their
faces. When the hair begins to silver,
and the embers in the life grow cold and
gray, and the sun has got so far around
in life's horizon that the present makes
no shadow, while the past stretches dow n
the hillside to little mound of earti,
where we will rest for season--a little
mound not big enough to hold orr COR
ner lots. and marble fronts, and safes,
which we shall have to leave on the other
side of the hill, but big enough. 1 trust.
to bold our meno les, and fancies, our
air castles, and secrets; and when the
journey is nearly done, and the night is
setting in, and thu darkness begins to
gather around us without any stars, and
the birds sing low in tn. trees, and the
flowers wither and die, and the music we
hear comes from afar, strangely sweet.
like sounds coming over The water, and
like little children we live in ourselves,
and the world gradually receeds from us
then would like to be an old woman
full Of blessed memories aud peaceful
anticipations.
think know the best woman in the
world, and think every other man
knows her. | think the one know has
the kindest heart. and the dearest face,
aud the most caressing hand. and the
most undying devotion among all wo
men. Her eyes were once to me the
boundaries Of the world. and were the
first things ever looked into. and pray
Heaven they may also be the last shall
look into. And | think the best woman
every other man knows has all these
qualities ia the same degree. And |
think there is not one of us who has
strayed so far away from that woman
the best of all women-not one OF us 20
hardened with tho strife and toll ol life,
not one of us in the mids, of difficulty
aud danger, who does not feel the invisi
BILE arms around him to shield him. and
who does not long to 60 back to the
arms and love of that woman, and to
rest. ms we rested before our feet got into
the f1nty roads, upon the breast of our
MOTHERS. '' #tat
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EFR4E-E.zRD sO.N-G.
By. TROwBRIDGE.

Over the hiIlthe farm boy goes. t. Tf
His shadow lengthens along the land,
a giant staff in giant hand: y
In the poplar tree above the spring,
The katydid begins to sing:
The early-dews are falling -
Into the stOne-heap darts the mink:
The swallows skim the rivers brink;
And home to the woodland fly the crows,
When over the hill the farm boy goes.
Cheerily Calling
Go boss CO. boss CO.. CO., corr
Farther. farther over the hin,
Family calling. calling STILL
Go boss Co boss CO, CO " ...-
into the yard the farmer goes.
With grateful heart. at the close OF day;
Harness and chain are hing dway;
In the wagon shed stand yake and plough:
TIE straws in the slack: the hay in the NOW,
The cooling dcws are falling - ..
The friendly sheep his welcome bleat,
Tic PigscOme grunting to his feet. q.
The whInnying mare her master knows,
When in the yard The farmer goes,
His cattle calling
q" Co boss CO. boss Co. co. co y q
While still the cowboy far away,
Goes seeking those that have gone astray,-
Go boss CO. bOssl CO.. co'!'
Now to her task the milkmaid goes.
The cattle come crOwdng through the gate,-
Lowing. pushing. little and great;
About the trough. by the farIn-yard pump,
The frOlicsome yearlings fTiSk and jump.
Willis Ihe pleasant dewS are falling;
The new mich heifer IL quick and shv.
But the old COW waits with tranquil eye:
And the white stream into the bright pail flows.
When to her task the milkmaid goes,
SOofhingly calling-
:. So. boss 20. hOSSi 80 sol so ~
The cheerful milkmaid takes her stool,
and sits and milks in the twilight cool,
Saying So, boss so sO!"
To supper At last. the farmer goes.
The apples pared. the paper read,
The stories are told. then all to bed
Without the cricket : cea<elesS song
Makes Shsiil the silence ali night long;
- The heavy dews are falling
The housewives hand has turned the lock
DrOwsily ticks the KITCHEN clock;
The household sinks TO deep repOSe;
But siill in sleep the farm boy goes =.
Singing. ca ling --f
''COi boss CO. boss Co co. cor
And Oftths milkmaid in her dreams,
Drums IN the pail with the flashing streams,
Murmuring, :" So. boss SOL"
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-11-12

Eve, holding the wicked Cain III the
cradle of he: arms. experienced the same
joys and griefs Of maternity; the same
concentration of all that is beautiful in
the world, in the blue eyes of the nest
ling; the same mysterious warnings; the
the same strong. deep love; the same
foreboding pain that is experienced by
the last fair browed mother ain marble
halls" or by some tawny. wild-eyed In
dian mother, grooming weird songs 10 her
little one under torrid palms ea
And when. my dear Madame, you
laid your little Johnny or Susie, NIL
covered with inmortelies aud rose buds.
under the yiolets; or when you received
a letter, written in a strange hand, that
your first and only one, who had grown
to mans estate, and who went sailing
over the seas, was down among the sea.
tang'es and the corals; when, rs by a
sudden breath, every light of joy was
blown out; when that terrible silence of
death Law on the household; when, in
the night watches, you listened for some
tidngs from that far eff sho:e of the To
Be. whittier the child had sailed all alone,
without yodr watchiul care over him;
when it seemed to you that the heavens
should be hung with black, and you
wondered that the sun could shine, and
the birds sing, and men and woman
come and 60 as if nothing had occur ed
when all this happened, You were expert
encing. for the first time, the same feel
ings that Eve experienced for the first
time, as she looked into tho stark face of
Abel. s tra -E .a
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an institution of that kindeought to he
sou,ed into hot water springs until life is
extinct. | am sirs with contempt,
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Gentlemen" said a tavern keeper
to his guests at midnight. 81 don't
know whether you bave talked enough
or not but as for q self l am going TO
shut up" = .fia .
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physician & SURGEON Office over Jas. A
i Smiths store, Broad=st.. 81
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WoULDN'r SUT.-A Methodist preach
CIR who was on his way to camp meet
ing happened to- think that he had left
his horn at home, and Us that is certain
ly very useful in calling the lambs of his
flock, he stopped at tin shop on his
way to, purchase one.
:. Will this make loud noise?" he
asked, selecting one that appeared to suit
him. a. ete
"Oh, yes-a hell OF a loud noiseT
said the tinker, producing apiece of pa.
per to roll it up. 4. III .aRalr .faa
Well, rs want it to blow at camp
meeting. / guess it is not the sort |
want.' And the parson walked digni
fiediy away. aal a1Ht sat
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Miscellaneous.
HI. C.. COTTON.

HARNESS MAKER. Custom work promptly
IL attended to, BrOad-st. 81
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DIR. R.V. Pierce. of Buffalo, N. Y
has discovered, residing 10 very COM
mon little plant found growing by the
roadside. a MEDICINAL principle, which
surpasses everything heretofore known
for the cure Of all severe Coughs and for
Minister'S Sore Throat Layngitis, Bron.
chitis and Consumption. in its early
stages. It is called DR.. Pierce's Altera-
tive Extract, or Golden Medical Discoy,
cry. and is sold by druggists or send
three and quarter dollarsto the discov,
erer, and get three bot tiles free ofIexpress
charges. efsda aaa
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An Irishman, on his way to Manchcs-
ter, N. H.. arrived at the forks of the
road. where stood sign board which
read thus: Manchester four miles"
" Man chased her four miles! By he
holy poker, | could have caught her me-
self in half the time"
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