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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-09-23

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WHAT enabled Newton the law OF
the unlyerse 10 grappler Apple.
WHAT loses its flavor when we bor-
row it7 Wit.
WHATS Il that wealth seldom extln.
gulshesH Wishes.
WHAT traits are dlflcultto exlsrmln-
ater Innate. u. .-.. d. .AF
DoaMATIsM may be called pWppytsm
full-grown.
WHosR children are we apt 10 think
the sweetest 1owers2 Ours. e..
WHAT In manner Is AurS to pleaSeH ?
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WHAT will frequently overcome tho
most auatsre 7 Tear. ""I
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WHAT enabled Newton the law Of
the unlYerse 10 grappler Apple.
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MISAISsIPPI YERGER.

PErRoLEuM v. Nasty,
Wich wuz Postmaster,
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WHAT did Cleopatra to her bosom
clAap2 ARp.
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AsRRDY iellow-A gardonrler.. y . = !,
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WHAT loses Its flavor when We bor.
row it2 Wit,
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Massachusetts Republican COnVen.
tIon.

tlOus
WoRoEsTER, Sept. 81.
The Republican State Convention
meets In this city tomorrow. Large
numbers OF delegates are in town, and
active preparations are being made 10
complete the organization OF the Con-
venliOn. Charles Sumner will preside,
and his speech on the occasion Ia Rutic.
ipated as one OF the chief interest. No
change Ia anticipated In the present
State officers except In the State Aud
itor. A preliminary meeting was held
George 3. Lorlng. Il Is probable that
all questions ofprohlDitlon or other side
issues will be cast aside, and that the
platform Of the Convention will be such
as seems to be demanded by the pres
ent national condition OF the Republi-
can party.
WORCESTER, Sept. %.
DR.. Loriug In his speech at the eau
Gus last night said there were the same
Republicans now as when they sustain.
ed the Chicago platform, and said the
provisions OF that platform for citizen
ship. Tree suffrage and the honest pay.
ment Of the National debt, were being
faithfully carried out through the ad-
ministratlon OF General Grant. The
result was witnessed In the deVelope,
ment OF the resources OF the country
and It's general peace and prosperity.
lie fAVors Chinese suffrage and advocA.
ted close union In the ranks Of The
party.
Mr.. French also addressed the caucus,
strongly advocating the prOhibltory
liquor law, but did not favor making O
new plank OF prohibition for the
Republican platform.
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ACow BELLA beautiful milk maid.
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Hon. 9Bo. W. WOODWARD, WI
GAtSf fJtIttos eftAe Supreme uOsIrtQT Pa, writes,
PHILADELPHIA, March 10, 1857,
AT md Hoodand1 German Bltters II q
good tonic, useful In digOaneg OF the digestive
organs, and OF great benent In cases OF de.
biIlty, and want OF nervous action In the
system. YourH, truly,
40 t-aaIl5 GEO. WIWooDWARD."
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BLOOD, PURIFIERS

ever known, and will cure all diseases re-
Eulting from bad blood. Keep your
blood pure, keep your Liver In order,
keep your digestive organs IN
sound, healthy condition, by
y tho use OF these remedies,
and no dlseaaa will
ever asSall you.
.lI&bh- AE-Lya
THE CoMPLExIoN.-LAdiea who wish a
falr akin and good complexion, free from
yalloWiah tlnge and all other dlangurements,
Ihould d 70 these remedies occasionally. The
Liver In perfect order, and the blood pure,
will result In sparkling eyes and blooming
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WHAT traits are dlfllcultto to sxlOrmin.
ate2 Innate, .-. .....F
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DooMATlsM may be called p"ppyism
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The People's Bank.

OFFICE, No. % MAIN sT., WHEELING,
" VIVA. Money received on deposit, In.
tsTest paid on special deposits.
Notes and bills discounted. Exchange
bonghtAnd sold. Collections Rt home or from
abroad promptly attended 10,
DIRECTORS,
John Reid, Christian HaA,
John Handlan, John Vockler,
Sam1 ]. Boyd, Richard Carter,
Andrew Wilson,
JOHN REID, Pres't.
Jo8lAH r. UPDEaRAFF, Caah'r. my0
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ENGLAND.
EplSeOpacy and the Fcumenical
Council.

..... LONDON, Sept. q.
The ritualisls, clerical and lay, are
Just now deeply excited over the con.
tents Of the letter on receiYlng delegates
from the Episcopal church, attending
Of the Ecumenical Council at Rome
and taking part In the proceedings.
PuseyIsm or RltualIsm will not do, The
delegates must belong TO the holy
mother by profession and baptism.
Rev. DR.. Cummings will not conAe-
quensly have an opportunity Of an oral
discussion with the assembled parlla-
ments.
Comments or the London Times ON
1ha uaIIIOa.a,,N A 1tl1nba nFEnnN.,
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Money received on deposit: Exchange
bought and sold.
Collections made and proceeds promptly
remltted.
Interest on Special Deposits at the rate Of
-FOUR per cent per annum where the do.
poAlt remRing SIX months, and 1--WE per
cent, II for one year.
Accounts OF Merchants, Manufacturers,
Bankers and othen solicited,
Revenue Stamps for sale In sums TO suit,
A con slant supply Of New Fractional Cur.
rency, and |, 2, "a 30 coin, kept for the no
commouatiOn otdep0sltom and the public.
GEO. K. WHEAT, Prea't.
GEO. ADAMS. oaat'r.
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MARKETs HY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, Sept. %.
CoTToN-Opened heavy and declining,
but closing firm and unchanged; $500
bales at 28zc for uplands.
;,FLoUR-Cloaed In buyers' favor, with
a lair demand for shipping grades, and
dull for other kinds.
GRAIN-Wheat-Dull and declining.
Rye-Quiet and unchanged. Oats
Firm; 66a67c for new. Corn-Steady;
81 coal Is for good 10 prime mixed west,
ern,
PRovIsIoNs-Pork-Dnll; S3l rs fol
mess. Beef-Qulet and unchanged.
Cut Meats and Bacon-.CIosed dull
without material change.
LARD-Quist; lS7GalS9Sc for fair Ia
prime steam.
Edas-Steady at 29A3Oc.
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wHOsR children are we apt 10 think
the sweetest lowers2 Ours. ~
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wHATIn In manner Is surS to please
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WHAT will frequently overcome the
most auatere2 Tear, bVi
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DRY GOODS MARKR1
MONEY AND RrnnKs. .

Owing to the rain storm the market
less active, but still there ID q fair bust.
ness at generally steady rates.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-02

TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
A FINE LARGE BROWN STONE HOUSE, DESIGNED
n and always occupied for first class boarding house,
Union square, No. IL Vest Eleventh street Apply at
"a West Tenth street, to owner.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-02
lpted lots were rs follows:

The stock market was weak at the beginning of
Business and the earliest street transactions were
below the lowest prices OF yesterday the uneasy and
feversh tone OF the gold market keeping the stock
SPECTATORS uncertain az to- the policy which they
should pursue. In accordance with the resolution
previously adopted the Stock Exchange has sus-
pended the call Of the original New York Contra,
and Hudson River shares and confined 1t to the new
consolidated stock and scrip. The directors or
Northwest, as expected. have declared o dividend OF
hve per cent the preferred and Of four per cent
on tho common stock, both less the gov
eminent tax. The transfer books close Dc.
cemDer and reopen December 81, the dividends
peing payable December 80. This announcement
occasiohed an advance In the lower stock to 1871
anu IN tne preferred TO san upward turn which
strengthened the "bullishn feeling ana led to a
general advance. The following were the closing
prices OF STOCKS at the last session OF the stock FIX
chanse:-Canton, 10 511s; Cumberland. % %:
western Union, BAN SAX; Quicksilver, IA n 1s,I:
Mariposa ~ tx; DO. preferred, 15,. bid: Pacific
MAIL Ak AK; Boston Water Power. lo,. bid
Adams Express SO n 60x; wels-Fargo Exnreas ~.
American Express, 90 q 35x; United States nv
press, 90; New York Central ana Hudson p,vo,
consolidated, so% 500; do, scrip. 73. a "a.
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Harlem, ia . 1877; Erie, 27,i 27N; do preferred,
As bid; Reading. 9s q 9st<; Lake Shore. sax s3A;
Illinois Central 1872 bid; Cleveland and Pitts
burg, sou; chicago and Northwestern, TAX; DO.
preferred, s84 q S6n; Cleveland, Columbus and
Cincinnati, "a 10; Rock Island, lo41a 1O4s4; Mil
waukee and st. Paul. 66N 661s; do. preferred, slT
q 50; Toledo and Wabash, so a so; DO. preferred,
rs; Fort Wayne, seh; Alton and Terre Haute.
20; Ohio and Mississippi, 241a 24s4 Della
ware and Lackawanna, 1o4 bid; New Jersey
Central Se11 so1s; Chicago and Alton. lac l4o;
do. preferred. l17h; Morris and Essex, 81
a s74; Hannibal and 81. Joseph, lo4K loi'4; do.
preferred, lo4a bid; Boston, Hartford and Erie.
bid; Columbus Chicago and Indiana Central, FIX
O %.
The extreme fluctuations OF the market are shown
in the following table Of the highest and lowest
nric Of In lnao inn alive afncka.-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-02

HANDSOME BROWN STONE HOUSE IN DuNcoMB
place. lsSth street, Harlem to let cheap; rent 3suO.
Inquire OF RANDELL PORTER corner Of i25th street
and Third avenue. or SOS Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-02

being bushels III " 81 IL TO
prime mii.a Western in and .dos 81 IS for yellow
Ha s yso. Wss s Oats wss hsS.y .rs
were light being 5000 bushels s4e sI s ncaans 10.
y 9ls a. eu and 1 % o
srn Oh barley malt there were saes o. 5000 bushels new
ssIss for caaaa. %ssI and u o. u 6 oi two,
FsEIGiiTs.-Tho marke. was triae NOR. active, bu,
rates with but few exceptions lower The charerng
20 @ as 20 Tas a sse S
and, per steamer 25o bushels wheat at 4c BE-, 1000
sss s sTf: s'sR asu ana
charters "A bark to the Mediterranean. with 1000 bb.
about 2S0 6S 30 sss on brig % The wind
Isl TONS 10 South Amerca general cargo; Br,ish shp
LOO 70 The River Plate, Lumber, and back from
to Rotterdam, general err, cargo, % private terms.
GUNNiEs were dll and nominal ut l6c c for bags and
HEM was dull and prices nominal a. the quotations
Horsihs demand very Light but pricss were firm.
especially Tor the better grades which parngy offered
aAyA modsr.isIy active demand prevailed at quite
long rys esa sho sss r'a a 9ss ''
tn. sales 100 bills New Orleans 75e &c. and 10
SISs': v;
Cuba centrifugal and msed soc $40. do ciayed, So
lb9do: Porto Rico and sasa do English isiana. -N0'
sim quiet but Al the holders rIner In their views,
sales Rosn but little inquired for heavy price.
s''sase = .s1. o. u .as Widow " ss..
ssSh $s 2s Tar was dun :. yesterdays prioea
while other kinds dull and nominal ut former prices
No g 1913 do ont
and O kegs lard The business in pork was light there
"s - ~
BID fhs being only bb 'n Dfssse%
All. s sy za' With Tx
Ass head Beef steady. with sales Of rs bbs at
Beef were moderate demand and steady IN value
Small sales were made ss Sss for new Western Tisrcs
pSns and $50 ssi for India DO Bacon was .s dull
=: sss::
LSrd and prices Arm
sns " ~ No. TO
1870. being asked for February.
BILE at shc though holders stil demanded lse The
Sss ~ % h e' @ nn@
sf ~o @ ~ to as I Il.
:; b., s i
tina dun and nominal at lo'le. Tic. We heard
OF no sales Of In Phadepha the market was
at
closing sOSs Tor spot and Sac s2c for Dsosm.
was quiet but steady in value Small sales
made within the range q 7e 71so; for common
prime. Kangoon remained dull and nominal
SU6Aa.Ihe market Tor still quiet, the demand
being almost entirely for small supply the immediate
wants Of the trade and holders generally anxious
to realize, prices heavy quotations appended.
The sales were confined to $T5 hhds at l0c 3t.c and
20 boxes at In refined the business moderae and
soft white, 14c extra G, l3c. 1896, yellow,
a rsuOg @ saod 70 rsnnS rs9ag loo
grocery HE n%e prime to ehoies grocery ll.Sc
la.,es hhas and boxes se lls mssdo Sc q s,ss
ai$Ac Porto Rico Refining grades, lose Ills gro
lol,7sf boxes 20f'b4s bags and 547 mclado.
sEEDs-Al kinds were inactive, and prices were nominal
at yesterdays quotations.
STEARINE-Tho business unimportant but there
change prices Small lots sold at l7c lSc for
ordinary to choice.
was in moderate demand and sales were made OF
WHsxEy.-Receips 1882 bbls. The demand only
moderate and prices again Sales 800 bbs ut
u VI 81 VI, tax paid.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-02

A CENTENARlAN.-Mrs. Fanny Morse, OF Weare,
N. H., reacSed her hundredth birthday the 18th
OF last MAJ. She has been twice married. has had
four children, three Of whom are now living. Her
only son, with whom she lives, Is an invalid and per-
fecty helpless His wife, who Is quite old lady,
takes care OF them boh Mrs. Morse has been Q
member OF the Baptist Church Tor sixty years. She
Is unable 10 SIT up and keeps her bed. Her mind Is
clear, but her eyesght nearly gone.-Boston Journal,
Dec. /.
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COUNTRY HOUSES, FARMS, &C., TO
RENT-

RIO RENTAL YoNKERS, ON THE HUDSON, A FUR
nishod Cottage containing eight bath&c with
in two minutes OF painted and newly
furnished throughout last summer by the for his
furniture mirrors pictures b0okcAse
heating apparatus and cooking utensils complete viii be
rented 10 small private family without Children for six
months or longer period rent 300 month Principals
Of rspsctaby, with references, please address box LAS
New York Post Office
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STREET QUOTATIONS..
"WEDNESDAY, Dec. 2-6P M
HalE.past Five O'Clock ]

"WEDNESDAY, Dee. 2-SP.M
CoFfhE-Rio was steady at yesterdays prices with a
moderate demand. The sales GOO bags Rio az Del
phne ut Hampton Roads, to to Baltimore on private
terms Other kinds were duh, but unchanged.
CorToN.-The business In this staple was large the do
mand being principally for EXPORT prices advanced fully
were 4Oss bales, including 1I68 TO arrive of which 9l7l
were for export as for spinning <9 and 100
consumma,sd and the following were tbs bales
average lor December at 2b 900 basis low mddpg
s4Ac a2Hc, go do for do private terms SO do for
March at 2oc, 200 do for April at 25kc, 3OJ do FOR
March free on board at Savannah We append the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-02

Wheat irregular Winter dull and nominal, while
spring fairly active and firm. The sales were about
o. 900 bushels at Isl 30 81 81 for No. spring. @l S6k
No do 81 IS 81 80 for small lots amber Western
and State, n for amber Southern, 81 81 for amber
I'll for red Western. Corn dull weak lower The
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-02

FLOUR AND GRAIN.--Receipts 10 500 bills -four Is1 81
bushels wheat soC24 do corn 1osls do oats i8 ssi DO
malt $500 do peas and 233s0 do barley. The market for
state and -four quist weak prices were
not quotably lower Lines of Stas however were
held with considerable quotntons tafor
MIA flour continued inactive and nominal The sales were
10000 bbls prices within range the suboIncd ano
taons For Southern -four there only moderae de-
mand and prices weak Sales $50 bb Rye nour was
dull and weak though prices Sales 2b bbls
m WI tluI and np,pa w.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-02

The following were the closing street prices this
evening for government b0nds:-United States cur
rency SKIES lO7t1 10TH; do. skies. 1881, registered
1ll1s T1h; do. coupon ll6h 1l51s; do, I'VE
twentles registered, May and November, ITO 110k;
do, 1862, coupon, do. 1l2H 1l2%; do, 1894, cou-
pom, do, 110A HOY; do, 1885, coupon. do, 110A
ILL do, registered, January and July, 100 1o9k;
do, 1885, coupon, do 1l2T lis; do. 1857, coupon
do, 113A 1917; do, 1868. coupon, DO, 1l2X
1l3h; do. ten-forties registered 100 1868; do,
coupon 1857 o 1857.
The following were the closing street quotations
for the leading bonds on tho Southern list
Tennessee, ex coupon. So 531S; do, new, 4sH
40; Virginia, coupon, 4s o 40; do, new, 81 q
81; Georgia skies, 81 50; do. sevens 05 90; North
Carolina, ex coupon, Az AZ; do, new. 81 By;
do special tax, 3oH 81; Missouri skies, s91l 30;
do. Hannibal and st. Joseph 80 o 90; Louisiana
sixes 65 66; do levee skies. SIX o IS; do. do.
eights, rs II; Alabama Fights, 90 "a; do. ves, so
63; South Carolina skies, 90 10; do do, new, 65h
81.
The following shows the exports exclusive OF
spece) from New York TO foreign ports for the week
ending November 80. and since the beginning OF tho
year.
For the week.. $3,957,20S a. POT 44O7S, 1877
Prev. reported. III, O93 el3 14s,6O215 17713e37o
Since jan S21 $751; 1884 $751; 2l4o7s
The following was to-days business at the ONCE
OF the United States Assistant Treasurer
General balance yesterday. ........... $751; 231, ISL
Gold receipts 46I, 425
Gold payments. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1S0,730
Gold balance. s1,33o.99o
currency receipts ...................... l93, 1914
currency payments ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S3S,6l8
Currency balance ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4.92l,llO
General balance. 81 2I9, 100
Customs-lncluded in gold. receipts....... 10000
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-08
STEAMBOATS,.

miJ STEAMBOATS,.
CAIRO AND PADUCAE
~ Daily PaC1kot.
The light draughi passenger Steamer
.s.;5sIsu wM. WHITE,
J. NJ. BEVERLY.
Win make reguler DAILY TRIPS between Cairo and
Paducah, leaving Cairo every evening Sundays ex-
ceptcdl VI hyc o'clock.
The whiteconnects ai Padueah WITTY the New orleans
and Ohio railroad, and the Cumberland and Tennessee
river packets.
Fortnight or passage apply on board, or TO
ri.lA - N. J. BUCKLEY, Agent,
ian23dtf Cairo. Illinois.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-08
FINANCIAL.
CAIRO, IT,. April 8,
Coin and Exchnnge.

IeomaEcrrp pAuY FOR THE EVENING puLLKris.l
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-08
CAIRO DAILY MARKET.

CAiao H.. April 6, 1852
The week OPP Nth favorable market for -four,
corn, oats an lhay. all of which in good demand.
We subon the following flour satomentfor the month
Of March, 1869:
Amount of Flour received via l. G. II. H.
for through shipment to points below,
principally New Orleans, ........ ~ $50 bbls
Amount actually sold IN Caro- and shipped
south -,..'.'.'s'.~... io''''
Total............ Ol22
This IL exclusive Of te amount received for reship.
mont from the yarious packets terminating their trips
here, . ,
No bales Cotton received aud shipped North
and East via I. c. r. r., ffOm sept lst
lS6S. to March J. ls'... ON. bales
No. bales shipped during Mech........'....-. VIC "
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-08
WANTS..


vNTANTED-AlcXander County orders, at ~ cts.
w and City scrip Al - cents the dollar, for all
kinds Of Lumber and Builders Materials.
Hniau W. W. THORNTON.
WANTED-Alcxandcr County orders at 90 cents,
w and school Orders at par, in payment for Furni.
ture, House Furnishing Goods Qneensware, ETC., etc.
marlGi5t Il. :. HARRELL.
WTANTED-AleNan handler County Orders NJ so cents,
w and school Orders ut % cents, in payment for
board II the ~. Charles Hotel.
mariliu JEwETT WILCOX 4 co.
NXTANTED-xOneg good sash" sawyer and one
w good "Jig''sawyer. None ut No. / men need
apply, 1. WILLIAMS.
marlodlw Cairo City Saw MIL
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-17

THE SAILOR PRINcE TAuGHr HIS MAN.
SERs.-The quick resentment displayed
by Admiral Rowan and the French naval
commander at Yokohama, At the igno.
minious insult offered them by the "Sai-
lor Prince" of England upon his arrival
at that port had the effect Of bringing
that royal tar TO his senses, and of eI-
acting from him speedy and satisfactory
atonement. When the Prince entered
the barbor he ssluted the British Ad-
miral, but neglected TO salute the French
and American commanders. The next
day he hoisted the royn II standard, which
was saluted by the English, French and
American vessels and he then sent word
to the commanders that be would receive
them on shore. Very properly, this in
vitation was declined by the French COM
mander and Admiral Rowan and the
next morning Prince Alfred hauled down
his royal standard, hoisted the gridiron
at the foretop, ami saiuted first the
American and then the French Admiral,
thus, as the dispatch phrases it, sac
knowledging the cora 1t is probab
thattco much corn was at the bottom
Of his neg Zee, of courtesy in the first place
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-17

A census was recently ordered in Der
lin, and some of the responses TO the
questions deserve notice, especially those
that specify an occupation or business
One. calls it "a ''prac,icai Psychologist;
another, "beiDg educated for missionary
service among the heather third
sbuilt castles 10 the air ~ fourth pre-
sents himself as an illusionist )" fifth
is "prsctical man, who makes money
IN any legal way - sixth is" babi,u-
ally a tailor, but for want OF work ct
present do-nolhingist.' A poor vi.
dow expresses her condition in a touch
ing manner by writing with a trem bling
hand under the heading occupation g:
=. No work One man gives bis re-
ligIous denomination thus: "Godsm -
Another replies 10 the question regard
ing his babiratiou: Sometimes here,
sometimes there p"
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-17

TIE BEsr MADE AND MosT FAsHIoNA.
Bile Cur CLoTaISG that ever came to
Carson I; the incest boots, hats, under
clothing, handkerchief, socks cravats,
and overcoats ever offered for sale here
and the cheapeSt-are now for sale at
Joe. Rosenstock's. He has also very
choice selection of oil paintings, etc,
ETC.; and he can sell all these things
cheap, because he bought them cheap
in Chicago.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-17

Snow SHEDs.-There have been one hun
bred and twenty five carpenters employed for
some time past in building snow sheds for
the Union Pacific Railroad. 1t is expected
that seven miles of the snow sheds will be
completed BY the LIST of February. A dou-
ole line close fence will be made for all the
lesser cuts. The Superintendent hopes by
this outlay to avoid recurrence of the de-
tentions of last Winter.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-17

No ToLL-Hiil Beacney has generously
thrown open bis toll road between here
and Hamilton to the travelling public
free of charge, for the Winter. The
road is a good one, or else it would not
be the stage route to White Pine. Heavy
teamsters would do well to switch onto it.
-ElkO Independent.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-17

NoTIcE. = All persons having book
accounts with &. 3. Rail will please
call at his place of business on or be-
fore the lss of January, 1870, and settle
the same either by cash Or note. BY
order of E. B. RAIL.