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THE RIVERSIDE FOR 1869.

THIS favorite magazine for the young an
4 nounces the following As among the no.
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!. New Stories, contributed especially 10 the
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ton in Denmark. BY Hans Christian
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2. A Serial, white and Red" ef thrilling
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oar Northwest Indiana. By Mis-. Weeks,
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Stories from Spenser and ChauceF. By
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S Hunting in South Afrlea Streets eli Con
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6 Life on the Prairie. Port Crayep's Young
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man take pleasure in announcing that IN
their forthcoming Issue Of December 18th,
they sill begin be publication of trans
latiun Of opielLa gems new Novel,
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To Builders
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STOCK OF LUMBER, &c. &c.
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NOTICE..

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"A account arc requested to call and
settle during March Court If not Set
tied at that time | shall be compelled to
place their accounts in the hands of off,
GERS for collection.
JWJ MOORE
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which is now appearing as serial in Ger
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January, 1859.
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u the best remedy eItant fer Dyspepsia gem
sral debility, etc, sold everrw here,
TTsE RIRDoCTS ANTEBELFo z S
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For SHERIFF..

JAMES +. ALVEY is announced as
candidate for Sheriff in 1869 and will re-
eeiye Tor that position the enthusiastic sup
port Of the PEcFLK.
NJ i lsS'.
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Translated from tie German expressly for
THE BALTIMORE STATESMAN
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BRITISH PERIODICALS.

The London Quarterly ReSie"
The Edinburs Review.
The Westminster Review
The North British Review,
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FeNlF ahovS well lnowR Iiousc has re-
Gently been opened hv c. 7 barnard,
formerly of the American Hotel, W ashinr-
ton. y. G.. AID has capacity to nccommo-
date over a hundred people with lodging.
and has capacious and nicely furnished
rooms for families. Connected with the
House also is ladies' dining room. The
>trictest order is maintained and accomrao-
dating servants always at call The House
IS open at all hours. The advantage Of :
Hotel upon the plan OF the Sherwood House
is. that the gsest can accommodate the price
OF his living to his own wishes. paying ONLY
Tor what he gets. The Sherwood House has
recently been newly furnished and refitte6,
and. being in a central and business part OF
the city, offers unusual inducements to ira
velers. fair trial is asked, AID patronage
from ST Mary's county solicited
G. p BARNARD,
Agent.
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WARRANTED FREE FROM ADULrxRArIsS.
Packed in Bags Of 200 los each.
Has raised good rropS Of Wheat Corn Oats,
Potatoes Grass Cott.n. Tobacco and Vece-
tables of all kinds Farmers trouid do treil
to inquire of the ncareN deals IN fertilizers os
TO The results obtained from the use Of Conf
plefe Manure. The growing crops of Wheat,
ut this lime, freely attest lis virtues
RECOMMENDED BY
Boob & Garrett, Chemists Philada
Williams & Moss Chemists, Ph,Iada.
c Elton Buck Chemist. New York
And by all WHO have used il up to this time.
We have numerous testimonials to the ci-
feet that IT is an Invaluable tertizer and Toe
recommend It kighly as a top dresser .,o-
Wheat aud Grass.
ONION, SHARPLESS & co.
soLE AGENTS,
50 South Water ard 80 South Wsrves.
PHILADELPHIA
For Sale by WM REYNOLDS,
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April 2. 1S6S-ly.
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FOR SALE.

SEVERAL tracts Of valuable River and
- Forest lands, \; reduced prices and or
accommodating terms.
ApP.yto
JAS DOWNS
Atty for owners
Feb sth lsb6-tf.
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Tie Statesman Free to tie End Of the
Year.
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FOR SHERIFF.

FOR SHERIFF.
JOHN SHADRlCk is srneunced IS
candidate for Sheriff at he election of .S69
sud will be warmly supported by his friends
county and especially BY. tie
Factory Distinct.
Nov 2l, 1867
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RILRuER IND 4NTH.
lists.
! NEW NOVEL

FRIEDRICH SPiELHAGEN,
The Greatest of Living Novel
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EsT Risks of Every DcScrl ption taken III
tie City or Country. al Lowest Rates.
Ed.eard Leo Spalding. Solicitor for the
Connected Mutual Ire Insurance Company
This is purely mutual Company. tue as
sets of which amoan, Ia S2l coo 600 which
have been acquired by an ecou CYNICAL man
agement OF twenty two years. The surplus
assets of the Company amount to $685.
s67. One haif the premium can be paid by
rote. Refers 10 Judge 4 Ford, Jos II Key
Edward Abel VIM f Greenweil. J I n
Raley and all VINO have had any business
with the Company.
Oct s. lS6S-GIll.
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The L. S. PUB co also publish the
FARMERS GUIDE,
By HENRY STEPHENS, of Edinbure. and
the lale J p iloEToN, OF Yale College,
z vols Ii laI UUtaNo, 1000 pages, and
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~ March IL, 1869.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-07-23
IMPORTANT MINING DECISION.

Judge Beatty yesterday rendered .
decision in the injunction suit for some
time pending between the Aurora Con-
solidated and Earl Mining Companies.
The injunction, as prayed for, was de-
MED and the restraining order hereto
fore issued against the Early dissolved.
The decision gave rise to much talk on
the street many persons enormously
claiming that it virtually knocks the
props from under the ledge theory and
leaves US wholly dependent on pot holes
and horizontal deposits. But no such
question was in any manner involved in
the suit. The ouly question at issue
was whether the Earl folks were extract.
ing ore that belonged to the Aurora
The Aurora set up that they were. But
tracing failed TO establish continuation
of ledge matter connecting the mines in
controversy, and the Court, therefore,
denied the injunction. The decision is
predicsted on exactly the same doctrine
as governed the Observation-Disclosures
case The continuation of ore was
proven in the case of the Eberhardt
against the Richmond, and consequent
ly the injunction issued. 10 the AurO.
ra-Earl the continuation was not clearly |
and the Court refused to
enjoin the defendant that's all. All
talk about Inconsistency on the part of
Judge Beatty is, therefore, wrong, for
the two decisions are based upon the
same principle. We may as we'll take
here TO state, SIS matter of
interest TO many of our readers, that
the Judge yesterday intimated, incl
deu;ally, that whenever the question
came up concerning the amount Of la
Dor necessary TO hold claim, he should
rule that two days work TO each claim
Of 200 feet would be his interpretation
Of the law. This, of course was merely
dropped incidentally, and does not con-
.titute an order of the Court. The
main suit between the Aurora and
Earl, as regards title, is set, we be-
ieve, for hearing in the first week of
August.-Inland Empire, goth.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-07-23

DEATH OF THE "RoUND TABLE. -
The death of the Round Table furn-
nishes a new illustration of the risks
of newspaper enterprise, and the
difficulty of founding q new paper,
perhaps of the special difficulty Of
founding a literary paper whose politi-
cal views shall correspond to those Of
the unlettered classes. The various
attempts to maintain 6rst-class Dem.
ocratic daily in New York have re-
suited in the Establishment of only
two-the New York World and Journal
of Commerce. Though the vote of the
city is two thirds Democratic, its daily
press representing its reading classes is
two thirds Republican and lndepend.
ent. The Round Table aimed, in de-
fance of many failures, to establish
literary paper for the special cdifica-
ton of Democratic readers, and its
losses and failure indicate the small
ness of the number Of such readars
who want a literary paper. Ia five
years it sank $40, 900, being at the
rate Of about $3.50 loss on each num-
Der Published, though the total e1pen-I
ses Of the paper averaged only about
5000 per week. For every dollar paid
by the public toward the support of
the paper, its proprietors contributed
twenty-five cents 10 keep it afioat, Is
it not singular that while all other
non-paying means of promoting any
phase of opinion find abundance of
ready with open purses
TO endow them, the newspaper or li.er
airy paper, though the most patent OF
all, has never been treated as an ins'i-
tuition in which the public had an in
terest? A society for furnishing the
O,ahetians with bed-quilts or the cant
balls with gridirons would be richly
endowed, bu; TO no Democratic tesla.
ter did it ever occur to donate $50 200
to aid in supplying the Democracy with
A first class literary paper.-from hel
Tribune, July IL.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-07-23
NEWS FROM KERN-GoOD STRIKE.
KERN DISTRICT. July II, 1869,

KERN DISTRICT. July II, 1859,
EDITORS INLAND EMPIRE Il have but a
few moments to write before dark, and
have no candles Will write at length when
l get time. We are prospecting and wait
ing here for Wilson and Rowack. l do not
hesitate to say that this is the richest Dis
trict ever saw. The lodges are small,
bu, are a perfect mass of chloride. send
YOU an average piece from one of our loca-
tions. do not think we will go any fur
Their, as this is good enough. This will b.
handed to you by Capt. Noble, who takes in
a load of ore to have worked. He is a most
reliable gentleman, and will give you many
good items about the District. More anon
BRIER.
P.S.-We prospected for several days
without luck indeed, we had no luck until
we got grey backs then, We gods we
struck it rich, l am well and fat, saucy
We are glad that our old reporter
has struck il rich. We now hope that
he will be able TO take out plenty of
bullion, aud make a big fortune, even
if be does it by scratch.-Iniand En-
pire, 2Oh.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-07-23
The New York Herald of July Q, in

The New York Herald of July .. il
relating the defalcation of VIM. H
Sanford, cashier of the Central Ma.
,;oaaI Bank, in the sum of Slo0, 900
says, in conclusion, F." his family are in
terrible suspense regarding the fate OF
the unfortunate man" Suppose in
s,ead Of the deiaulting scoundrel above
alluded to, the Herald had occasion to
speak of a man unable, though willing
to make suEcient to support his family
oil Of the poor wanderer tramPipg
through the country in search of work
whereby to provide for the dear ones at
home the CO mtorts of life or yet sup
pose a man in a small way of business
BY creditiug those 10 a "higher sphere"
Of life, and through inability to collect
fails and in either of these cases the
subject gets into trouble and the clutches
of the lsw-would that paper designate
then ty such mild terms as it used in
tie case above referred to? More likely
il would class them as swindlers and
cheats. You see they did not go in for
n big thing and stick to the coin. Such
distinctions as the Herald make ought
not TO pass without censure. No man
has q right TO so beyond his means
men should be Sonest-one man should
not live at the cost Of another, but at
the same time, dishonesty should be
the same in all cases. The rich rogue
should not be called unfortunate and
the poor one thief. Business tact is
an inherent qualification, talent; and
if any pity is TO be shown in such cases
as above cited it should be towards the
incompetent business man, rather than
10 the competen,-for the one fails from
inability to do better, and want of
sound judgment the other from .
total disregard of civil and moral law.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-07-23

THs Chicago Commercial Party, on
their way to San Francisco, on board
the Steamer Capitol on Monday, par
took of . collation., at which there
were toasts and speeches. One of the
rAzty proposed " The Nevada Silver.
As reported BY the S. F. Times, Gov
ernos Blasdel responded, and said it
was impossible for him to talk /; but if
they would come to Nevada, he would
try to act all be asked was one day s
notice. This announcement was
greeted very enthusiastically, and it
was resolved to accept the invitation.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-07-23

THk Union Republican State COnven-
ton of California organized on Wednes-
day by the election of Judge T. 3. Nc
Farlaud as temporary and permanent
President. In the evening, Lorenzo
Sawyer was renominated, by acclama'
,ion, for another fall term. For the
short term, o. c. Pratt received Isl
votes, Bennett So, and Swasey 20.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-07-23

Hor WkArHER- thermometer
stood yesterday at sc degrees in the
shade; higher than at any time this
season.-En.srp iss, 22d.
On the same day, here at DR.. Munck-
tons store, the thermometer indicated
81 degrees in tie shade. Yesterday
the nercury erept up to 80 degrees.
Though showers pass all around not .
drop of rain visits us Electricity burned
several instruments at the telegraph
Offices. Lightning arresters have been
placed on all of them.