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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-04

HIRAM MERRITT (Real Estate Agent OF No. ~
Third-ave is the nominee of the United Union lie
publicans of the Seventeenth Ward for schooi
Trustee Mr.. Merritt is an old resident oil the ward,
u gentleman Of exemplary character ana would
make an efficient school officer. He has the 'n-
dorsoront of the German Central Organization.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-04
Susin,ss Rutit,s.
Will. DoRMAN b. EATON ANSWER?

WILL DORMAN ID. EAION ANoNEh
To ne Editor Of The Tribune;
SIR 10 your paper morning to congratulate your
readers that Mes Baton Taller have brought suit against
the Be COMPANY aud seeking protect in interests against the
es al have lust been unanimously elected By the stockholders "
MANAGE it, concerns How far Baton Gey to manage for the
Interests Of the stockholders the pablo be seen when be an
,r , uous pot last December which be has not yet
found time the questions o the special Information Of
yourself snd the public:
First: Did not while be the general counsel OF the
Se Rsusy Company into speculation in the Buffalo Bradford
and Pittsburgh Railroad taking therein interest Of $1,000 and as
signing bali to his rartnerf
Second Did persons engaged ia that speculation bur up tne
bradford all bonds with naing exceptions lot Aoou
S2jOOOO or less
Third: Did they the speculation would he disastrous
could Il of the Ee RaiiwaT Company
ortt. D they not issue s2OOoOO Bonds the Of the
Bradford Company to d. b. Bston as Irustoet
ah Did not the Ere Company the Bradford Road for A
year agreeing 10 psy the ~ UORO00 OF boudsf
Did Mr. Baton draw the Contract aud act As counsel Oh
enti Did not Mt and bis associates divide these bonds
themselves ~
ruuuing eXpens and does he not Know
that the Re Company lost $40 O0 By the bargain when
be a. s crunsei. advised { to makef . ,
for 1861 salary Of S8OO TO ara"
$4,000 for bis services IL that capactyf
Please Mr. Editor urge Mr. BstOn these questions sn
when be does then write closing with the last sentence OF
your editorial today Above ALL shall the Peueotary at last
esSe its own II Mr. does these questions shall
continue TO publish them me and Of the public
will take his silence to be guilt Meantime shall pro-
coed with rapidly possible compel him to dgogs h
nlRo;tsu gains Yours truly JAMES FIsA' IT,
Controller Erie Railway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-04

fire occurred last evening on Tue .n,iJ
e,or NJ The building No $40 East Honstonsl oceapHt
~ Harry Falkensteiu as boarding house auu ouatu
saloon Loss on furniture and hxtures iV0 ,s.SS
Tor a. 900 by the Pacinc Company. The building Is
nv a. w ThOrne and Is damaged to the amouu. Va 80
Gsnred The nre originated IN nOarders room. Fas
cnstein nearly suhoeated "mie sEeouP"uh " N
lulsh tue tlaU1cs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-04
VIRGINIA.

THE REPUBLICAN STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
RICHMOND, Va, Dec. S.-Judge c. II. Bran
hall and Gen. wyckham. who were appointed on the Re
publican State Central Committee by tue members who
remained In the Convention. have declined the appoint
ments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-04

It gives rise to curious reflections to read the
advertisement of nm honest couple in London
who announce that they AFRO "Eradicators OF
Bugs to the Royal Family" If they are skillfnl
in the exercise of their profession, they will be
inyaluahlo ia every palace, aud wolad have
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-04

The profession of politics in this city, since
the Democratic victory in November, is more
than ever a gentle and elevating pursuit IN
which the noblest of the land look
for glory and comfort. A political dis
pute yesterday in a Second-ave. bar-room
resulted in the shooting OF three Demo-
cratic politicians. to say nothing Of broken
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-04
MISSISSIPPI
ELECTION RETURN:

JACKSON, Miss, Dec. 3.-Additional returns
from six counties give Acorn several thousand additional
majority Dent has carried hut three counties aud thess
Inv very small msjortes The whole Republican ticket.
with few exceptions. has doubtless been elected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-04
MIL, sn,ncm roR SAMUEL Z. BLATcnroRp.

THE SEARCH FOR SAMUEL i. BLAICHfokD
There are no new developments IN the Draw
back Frauds Col Whitley Chiet OF tue Uhlteu status
Doectyo Force is in pursuit OF Samuel T. Blatchford
DEPUTY Collector who il regarded as principal
operator In the frauds. The friends or Blaehiord are
very teticen but the detectves are cohuIehb @ '"0-
bisf will soon effect his arrest II he is In the county
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-04
np.r0WN AnHERTISEMENTN.

For the accommodation Of uptown resi-
dents Mr. j.. IT, Brown has opened al Onlce at No. s.
West Thirty second junction OF BrOaaHay ana sxt
ave, where advertisements for 1HE ThthuhE VIII he
received up u - in the egeIiDg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-04

The sale at Barker & Thealls Art Gallery tins
evening is to close out choice collection OF AnerI-
can and European Oil Paintings and Water CoIorS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-04
THE TRIBUNE IN PARIS.

Messrs, BOwles Brothers & Co., No. u Rue
de La Pafx agents la Paris, 70 receive sabscp
tions aud advertisements for The TRIBUNE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-04

CURE FOR Cough OR COLD.-As soon as there
is the slightest Of the Chest Uh difficulty Of breathing or
indications Of cough during the day few BRowNs BRoScHAt
TEocHEs Containing ingredients they sla1 Pulmonary lr
tattoo Have them in readiness upon the first appearance Of Cold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-04

The official foOtings of the New-York State
Cauvassers, on the vote cast last month, are
as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-04

DECISION on STEAM ENGINES.-The Harris
steam gnrpe or awarded the 6 Premium AZ ne
i Fa az the American Institute held 10 he~l YORK. 1907 ior us
tg in economy 10 fuel regularity speed perfect construction
aocessiiihtv 81 all IT, send for Circular
81 II. p Engine, ready for delivery
Our q. 7. Bngine, ready for delivery.
Three II. r. Bngines ready for delivery .
WA. A. HARRIS. Providence. R. l.
Ns~yoYk OFce 20 Nurray-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-04

GREAT SUCCESS
Of
Homeopathic Mutual LIFB Insurance. COMPANY
No. 23l Broadway n Y.
801 policies issued Ia the trst 10 mouths
insure all good lives AT LOWER RATES '' ~
NEw-loRE COMPANY
POIIclSs YoN.POKFEITABLE UNDER MAssAcHusEr" La"
No ExTRA CHARGR YOK TRAVELLING
No RESTRICTION on ENPLOYNKNr
Losses PAID d AFTKR' PROOFS or DEATH
NonE BATS As nkN.
Directors
n n r NAnsBaLt JOHN SMPEINs
STEWART L. NOoDFORDt w LILLIAN I. DVN'"''
~
u WILLIAM B. kRSDALL.
". NAKNER.
RICHARD b. CoNNOLLT, CHARLES !" SflONEi'
RoRsRT SKwRLL. WILLIAM RADDE,
GEOKGs G.. LAKg. IioNAN - asrhN'
RICHARD kRLLY GEbAhp D. HANhuNp
Ar.u.rrS 4. VuuR. BDwAKD A. STASsBJKY
Henry II. BOBERTsONs H..
H. d. 7. MARSHALL President.
JANIS CUISINE, j., Vice President
A. H,LsHY PLUNNER, Secretary,
L. WOuDFOHD Counsel
ELEUR WRIGHT. COnsutrg Aetuay ~ =, q,
4 NJ. D. Medical BXaminet--At once DaiY ron y
10. p m. Agents and Solicitors wanted.
q. CoLLAMoRE g. Co.
Contiuue To make a specially Of the
MERIDRN BRITANNIA Co.'S
SuyER-PLATED GOODS.
G. COLLAMORE g. Co..
Importers Of China and Glass
No 73l Broad~G1,
One door above waverleypsee,
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c,,..s co,,.xoax HESRI H. HOLLY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-04

DIR. WILBOR's COP LIVER OIL AND LINE. -
dread take that great specific for ConSa pton
Asthma and tbeseuug Coughs-Cod Liver OIL As prepared By Dr.
Wbo robbed Of the nauseang taste and also embodes pepa
ration of Phosphate o. Lime giving The article required
qualities Of the OIL aud 10 recte where disease
This article also forms remarkable tonic snd WI
e,n and drbsted become and robust IL
Tor sale by an respectable druggists throughout the country and an
article family for convenience OF instant
use on toe appearance Limitation Of the Lungs Manu-
featured A. Il. WIBOK Chemist No loo Courtst, Boston,
k,Ll bgo Uruag
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-04

A GREAT OFFER.-HoRACE WATERS, No. 481
Boaduav will dio Of one Hundred PIANOS MELonEoSs hnn or
GAYS II 6rstcss mke AT E1TRENELr Low PRICES FOe CAsh
DURING THE will take from % 70 go monthly until pAe
tbe ssme TO let aud rent money applied purchased
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-04

EASY Doors, made on a new principle, only
cure E Recommended BY physicians anstonsis, sld
shropodrts. Highest premiums received al late Fair -
MArKiys No. % Uuteh.st and 661 BroadWAy
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-07-16
INFORMATION REQUIRED.

EDIToR sAPPsAL-By the article in
the APPEAL yesterday morning, ON the
Virgins election, the inference would
naturally be drawn that Mr. Walker is
q Copperhead. Now If understand
the matter Alright, Mr.. Walker is a
brother of the Walker late Of Virginia
City. and for time superintendent of
tie Bailion mine leading man in the
Republican ranks; one of tie best
workers the party ever had in III.
State. From all 1 can learn, Republi-
csuism is a family complaint, and that
The Walker of Virginia is as good .
Uaioa Republican as the Virginia City
walker. Yours, PCB.
N B-The term Union Republican
- used an contradiction to tie term
Democratic Republican.
In giving the desired " information
required" by our friend Pub, We sim
ply say that be did not understand US
Alright. if be understood US TO say Gov.
Walker is a Ccpperhead. We did not
say SO, do not now; nor do we say he
is not. Fo. augh, we know, he may be
as good a Union man rs Wells, his
competitor fer gubernatorial honors,
or any body else and for aught we
know, he may be the reverse. We were
speaking yesterday of the Walker Party
1.-The political party which ran and
elected Walker, not of the individual.
And wha. we said Of that party, di
rec,!y or by inuendo, we simply reiter-
ate. NO. taking back one word. We
must judg. of trees by their fruits, Of
r.,eu nv their associations, at least to
zra- extent. IF we are not greatly in
error, al! the disloyal of Virginia sup
rorted Mr.. Walker for Governor, at the
late election all who opposed Congress.
s;oa l Reconstruction, and upheld A.
Johnson in his aid and comfort policy
..wa.d traitors. That fact does not
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-07-16

TIE Philadelphia Bulletin Of the 23d
ultino speaks AS follows Of California
fruit al the East:
Last week We mentioned the fact that
a lady had arrived in Philadelphia,
bringing with her delicious ripe april
cots. apples and pears, that she had
procured in California only . week be-
fore. These she had brought for re-
freshment on the journey, just as she
was STARTING. She stopped at Salt Lake
and other places nearly two days, and
yet the specimens she preserved from
her little supply were perfectly fresh
and sound. ln this little incident may
be seen the beginning or foreshadowing
of future great supply, to the whole
Of the Union this side Of the Rocky
Mountains, of the superabundant and
delicious fruits of Californis-the hnesr
fruit-grOwing country in tho world
When the Pacific Railroad is we'll
stocked and in perfect operation, and,
more especially, when several railroads
shall have been built, it is to be eIpec-
ted that regular lines Of cars for the
carriage of fruits and vegetables to the
East will be established. The grape
alone, of which California produces
more aud finer varieties than are known
as open-air grapes on this side the con-
tineut, will furnish large business to
the railroad, and they will End ready
market; for, in the season, they are so
cheap, that they would cost here little
beyond the expense Of their transporta-
lion. All kinds of fruit and vegetables
grow in California most luxuriantly,
aud generally they are Of much finer
quality than those we are accustomed
to. In little wnile u may be expec-
ted that ali will be brought to the At.
lantic cities in great abundance.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-07-16

A PsIx old maid, after severe exer-
lions, recently procured a presentation
At Paris to the Nabob of Bengal. She
was introduced to the Nabob aud his
son. "What charming youth - said
she. Has yoUf Highness any more
2" Madam" replied the Ma
bob, :. I have eleven cons and nineteen
daughters still living; bat then, to be
sure, l have thirteen wives ~ Exit the
lady, in Mysteries.
The Nabob of Bengal 10 . relative of
B. Young. ESQ.,, of Brinytowu. The
old maid must be . Gentle.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-07-16

!ThB Fasxcns ATLANTIC CAhLB.-Ths
French cable has some notifications OF
construction. The. gotta percha en-
ployed for insulation is brought direct
y from Singapore, a. it left the hands
Of tho natives, in the shape of insight
" idols, deformed quadrupeds, carica.
lures Of pstsiarchs, dogs, ships, birds,
ETC., aud is made into . paste for pro-
tectinR the electric core. The copper
wire is received from the wire mills 10
hanks Of fifteen or twenty pounds
each each hask being tested on its
arrival to ascertain its conduciivity,
none below certain standard being al.
lowed TO be used. The conductor con.
sis,s of strand of seven wires, O.56
inch 10 diameter, or . little less than
one-sixteenth of an inch, six being
twisted round the central wire. The
ecven wires are rendered perfectly COM
pact by the coating of the central wire
With 40 adhesive matter known as
j" Charterton's Compound" The weight
of the complete strand is four hundred
pounds per nautical mile. 1t is made
in lengh,hs Of about one mile, and
wound on reels ready to be covered
With gutta percha. The strand is
passed through vessel of Cbatterton's
Compound, and through a die CORES
pouding to the size of the fret coating
of gutta percha, which is forced round
the strand as it passes through the die.
Four successive coats are thus applied,
and between each coating the wire rec
eeives film of the compound,
which improves The Insulation and binds
the coats together. The total weight
Of the core is 500 lbs. per nautical mile,
equally divided between the copper and
The gu,ta percha. The total length of
the cable for the section between Brest
and st. Pierre is 2,7ss nautical miles. !
The second section thence to New York |
776 miles, with smaller wire consisting
Of a conductor of lO7 lbs, per nautical
mile, aud q covering $50 lbs. per mile. |
The cable thus prepared is finished
sith a serving Of ju,e yarn and ten
wires of homogeneous iron, each OF
which is covered with MANILA yarn
stepped in tar.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-07-16

IScoRPoRArED.-Oa July Sth the
Mineral City Gold aud Silver Mining
Company was incorporated to operate
in mines, in Robinson District, to man
ufacture, to make roads, buy, improve
aud sell lands, and do every kind of
business in the State of Nevada. Capt.
tai stock, 81 900 900, in l0,O 900 shares
of 100 each. Trustees-G. W. Lamb,
J. n. Hicks, A. u. Crow, 8. Brnnnan
aud ". v. Wells.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-07-16
TBLEGRAPHIc NEWS.

From Gold Hill News Of last evening,
HARRlsBuEG, July 1.-THE Demo.
cratic State Convention has nominated
Asa Pse ker for Governor.
MOBILE, July 1.-The hotel ai
Point Clear was burned last night, with
the furniture. Many of the bOarders
lost all their baggage. No lives lost.
GALVESTON, July l3.-Special die.
patches from Columbus, Texas, say
that the Colorado River is higher than
ever known before, but 10 now falling
slowly. Tho whole valley is under
water, the crops destroyed and the
railroad track between Alleytown and
Columbus washed away for several
hundred yards. Numbers Of persons
have been drowned below Columbus.
AlIeytown is six feet under water.
Dead bodies have been seen floating
in the water. 1t is rumored that
Bos ross and Weaverville have been
washed away and many lives lost.
NEw YoRK, July l4.-Rumors are
current that Colonel Ryan and bis men
succeeded in running the blockade Of
Island last night, and are on
their way TO Cuba.
CHICAGO, July l4,-An Omaha spec
ial says General Augur received dis
patches from General Carr, who is with
The expedition on the Republican River,
10 the lllh inst. Several villages of
CheyenEes were taken BY surprise: and
50 warriors. led by the chief, !" Tall
Bull" were killed. The Indians held
captive two white women, captured on
Saline Silver. They murdered one, name
unknown, and attempted to murder the
'ther, named Maria Weigel. General
;arr captured $50 horses and mules,
10 lodges, 60 rifles and pistols, = num-
'er of ropes, camp equipage, etc.,
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-07-16

Jrsr,F1ABLE HoMoCIDE.-The acquittal
Of Bailey a, Wheaton. tried for the murdsr
of j. S. Laird, is announced. The facts in
the case are in substance very brief and
simple. Laird was criminally intimate
with Bailey's wife. Bailey made the dis.
covery one night last Winter, and killed
Laird He had a fair and impartial trial.
and the jury found him not guilty" 1t
was. therefore, in the opinion of the jury,
a clear case o. justifabie homocide. The
defendant acknowledged the shooting, and
put himself on trial on the square issue
that killing a man under such circumstances
was justitable homocide. And on that is
sue the jury found for the defendant, al
though By. faisihcation of terms, they called
i" Unsuitable INSANITY"
This, the latest Of long series of sim
liar verdicts, will do much to settle new
principle of law. 1t may be regarded as
certain that hereafter no man will be con-
victed of murder, for the killing of him
who has outraged his wife. And we do not
see that 1t makes any difference with juries
whether the wife was specially guilty or
not Juries seem to look at these cases
without c"nsid, ring particularly Of the wife.
They cecide them on the ground that the
huADaud is So outraged IN the robbery OF
his martial right, that the killing of the rob-
Ter is excuSabie.
While We cannot justify the verdict of the
Wheaton jury, nor look upon the plea of
insanity set up in this case as other than a
transparent sham, the lesson taught by this
and similar verdicts is none the less worthy
of observance by the habitual robbers OF the
peace and innocence of the family. 1t has
come to be conelusively established that the
verdict OF jury in the case of the murder
of a seducer, will always be" JUSTIFIED by
insanity :" OF, in other words" served
him right. "-Chicago Post, June 30M.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-07-16
As WE PREDICTED.

We predicted severa! weeks ago that
the radical press of this State would At
tempt 10 evade the issues now before the
people, BY endeavoring to prove by in-
correct statements that the assent OF
the State Of California is not necessary
to secure the ratification of the Fif-
teeuth Amendment. The San Francisco
BdfIetin, of the 18th, repubIishes an
article which 10 said to have originally
appeared in the New York Herald, but
which has since been corrected in other
papers published in New York, and ii
we are not much mistaken was also
corrected in ,he columns of the Herald.
In the correction made, it is stated that
bat nineteen States, including Indiana,
had ratified the Am-ndmeni, and thai
at this time the belief is general, that
California, Oregon, Ohio, Kentucky,
Maryland, Virginia, Mississippi, Texas,
Georgia, Delaware and New Jersey,
ic all cisgen, and one more than IS nee
essAry, to defent the Amendment, will
vote agGiast its ratification.
In addition to the eleven, we have
the States of Indiana and Rhode Island
against ratification. The ratification 10
Indiana is looked upon BY all fair
minded and just men as . ridiculous
farce, and the reason that there was
less than a quorum present in both the
Houses when the vote was taken on
The question of ratification And, as
the radicals of Rhode Island fear that
the said Amendment, if adopted, will
gite the Democracy the ascendency in
that State by securing to all nstura-
liIed citizens the right to vote whether
property holders to certain amount
or not probable that majority Of the |
for the Endorsement. 1t is therefore |
certain that without the States of Cali
fornia aud Oregon 10 favor Of the
amendment il cannot be rati6ed--Stdte |
Capital Reporter.
The assent of Cslifornia may be
needed TO secure the ratification of
the 18th, Amendment, and it may not
be needed. But that is not the ques-
ton to discuss, or to dodge. The main
question, the one which no Journalist,
-
ought to dodge or fairly discuss is,
oagh: the 18th Amendment to be rati-
6sd? And in the discussion of it, no
one who has spark of patriotic ere
glowing in his bosom, should substitute
ridicals for reason, or appeal to passion
and prejudice, instead Of reason and
yell matured judgment.
We have had our say, heretofore, on
ne merits Of the proposed Amendment,
lad do not intend now to discuss them
gain. But We hope our contemporary.
he Reporter, will try to speak of the
Measure only in such way as to per-
uade its California readers to act and
'o,e thereon aloae from sense of duty,
Iad net for political Bumeombe.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-07-16

THR Central Pacific and Union Rail
roads do not match their arrivals at
Promontory. Passengers going East
reach Promontory about eight hours
after the Union Pacific tram has left
Passengers complain a, the delay
more especially as accommodations 10
PromOntory are very deficient.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-07-16

msks Wsikers Coppsfhead, no mors
than having good Union brother makes
him . Union man. We made and makes
no charge against Walker, but believe
bis party to be mainly disioyal to the
core.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-07-16

TuE Ohio Legislature has been in.
fringing upon women's rights BY pas
sing Law prohibiting the marriage OF
first cousins and of girls under sixteen
years Of age; also, providing that the
marriage of any young lady, under
,wrnty-one years of age, without the
consent of her parents, shall not be
valid.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-07-16

MRs. Maria n. POLLARD, the wife Of
E. A. Pollard, has been semitic jail in
Baltimore for thirty days, for shooting
DR.. George A. Moore through the band
in January last. The scene in Courr
when she WAS sentenced was bigD.y
exci.ing.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-07-16

The names OF IA triplet of babies who
took the premium at the late baby show
10 Bos,oo are Nellie Hope, Norah Faith
and Hannah Charity. Mrs. Cougblin,
the mother Of these, though che has
Faith, Hope and Charity, is known
chiefly BY her works.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-07-16

go is a white hearse, which is described
as - attractive, not to say inviting.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-07-16

dunno the week ending July 81
there were one hundred deaths in Chi
csgo, Of which eighteen we're from
scarlet fever.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-07-16

VEsrs, made Of ra,tlesnake skins, ar
the latest things in Kentucky.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-07-16

GkRRIr SMITH recently gaze $4,000
to the Oswego (N. Y. orphan asylum.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-07-16

BIZ. WASHINGTON. of the Examiner and
meml er of the, Board of Tide Land Com-
missioners, is dangerously i'll at Pasu Ro-
bles Hot Springs, San Louis O5i,po coun-
ty, Cal.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-07-16

HHSRY VIVID BsEesss says-it will
nevsr do to "presch cream and prac-
tice skim milk" q
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-07-16

In Kentucky. F:hey have ." Peripatetic
Pxritheoptiapiaogonic exhibition.