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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-10-29
TPuhlic-No IS.

puhlic-No Is.
An Act making available appropriation hereto
fore made for furniture for the PI esidentia
Mansion.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Rep
resentatiyes of the United States of America in
Congress assembled, That the sum Of twenty five
thousand dollars appropriated by the act approved
March third, eighteen hundred ana sixty nine,
entitled SO An act making appropriations for
sundry civil expense. of the government for the
year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and
seventy. aud for other purposes, tor the purpose
Of - refurnishing the Presidents House, Is
hereby made available for snch purpose, without,
in any event, increasing the amount of said APP
preparation.
Approved, April 10, 1869.
An Act to declare and fix the status Of judge ad-
vocate of the army
Be enacted by the Senate and House OF Rep-
resentatves 1T the United States Of America III
Congress assembled, That the number Of judge
advocates ofthe army be, and the same is hereby
fixed at eight, aud the President is hereby
authorized by and with the advice and consent Of
the Senate, TO fill all vacancies which may have
occurred or may hereafter occur therein.
Approved, Aoril 10, 1869.
TPub,ic-No III
An Act to repeal an act of the legislature of New
Mexico imposing a capitation tax on bovine
cattle.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House Of Rep
resentatives of the Uuited States of America in
Congress assembled. That the act Of the legis-
lature of the Territory Of New Mexico, of Febru
airy third, eighteen hundred and sixty nine, and
all other laws and parts of laws of idegislature
imposing capitation tax on bovine cattle intro
duced into the said Territory from other Terri
tories or States, or the republic Of Mexico, be,
and the same hereby, disapproyed and re-
pealed.
Approved, April 10, 1859.
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Public Resolution-No.

4 Resolution relating to government buildings at
Fort Totten, Dakota Territory
Resolved by the Senate and House of Represen-
tatives Of the United States Of America III Con-
cress assembled That the Secretary of War be,
sai he hereby is, authorized ami empowered to
direct the necessary buildings at Fort Totten,
Dakota Territory, to be constructed Of brick
AMI to accept those said fort already con-
structed ofbrick Provided Tha. in his judgment
bailfirgs of that mateiia will not be more eN-
rcnsive than buildings of wood And provided
further, That no appropriation will be necessary
therefor.
Approved, April 6, 1869.
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FINANCE AND TRADE
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, August 4.
FLOUR-Quiet but firm at previous
figures; sales spring extras at 5OaI III;
spring super at 25ao %, and white
extras at so.
WHEAT-Firm: sales of No. at 40
q al; No. 9 at l Sal 81 !, closing steady
at 81 buying and 37i selling; in OPP
tions sales were light at 81 seller first
half of August and SAL IS seller Au.
gust; during the afternoon sales of No.
2 at 34ial 34a seller August.
CORN Quiet at an advance of la2c;
sales at S7ao3ic for No. and 7Sa79c for
no grade in store; in options this week
sales at 9SiaS9c seller last half of Au-
gust, 9Oa9lc buyer August and S7aSSc
seller August; after Change sales at Sg
aS9ic seller last half of August.
OATS-In good speculative demand
and prices &c higher, closing at 56a5oci
in options 4sia5lc was paid seller Au'
gust; after 'Change the market was
firm at sole bid and sic asked seller
August.
RYE-In better demand at a decline
of &c on No. =, closing with buyers at
&c.
BARLEY-Firm and shade more
active; No. 2 in store nominal at l 80,
seller first half of September; sold at
25.
CATTLE-Quiet and steady; 09a
20 for common to good cows, 5 62ta
8 IS for fair to medium, aud 8 373 tai III
for good shipping steers.
H0GS-Active at 25a so for COM
mon, 8 60aS 80 for fair to medium, and
9 9Oa9 % for good to choice.
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IMPERIALISM.


Plot Of the Tennessee Radicais 20
seize the State Gsvernne6A and
= Place it in the Hands Of the BI m AIRY
With Stokes.
LOUISVILLE, August 3.-Tho Courier.
journal has advices from Nash Vile,
which purport to be from a reliable
source, making some startling disclos.
ures concerning the plans of the Stokes
party in Tennessee. These advices az.
sert that it is the intention of General
Stokes to assemble q Legislature of his
own at Nashville; to organize @ separ.
ate State Government, and to call upon
General Cooper of the militia for assist
ance. Cooper lie said to be committed
to the conspiracy The Federal Office.
holders and the Republican municipal
anthorities of Nashville are also part
of it. The scheme is attributed to Hor-
ace Maynard. but it is said tc have the
approval of Boutwell, and otter q spuo.
lican leaders at Washington. Ia lieu OF
the militia which are disbanded, Coop,
er expects to be backed up by the Grana
Army of the Republic. The obJecn OF
this movement is to create CONNECT
calling for the interposition OF Cen
gress. which will be memoriallzed IN
regard to the subject, 1t Is expected
that the Administration will protect
General Stokes and his party until Con
press meets.
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New Counterfeits.
BY THE CABLE.
By Telegraph to the Register

PARIS, August 1T is asserted that
the Government will shortly call out
reserves.
1t is reported that formidable up
rising Of Carlists has occurred at Tortasa
and Terril. Official advices contradict
the statement that two Carlist prison
ers were shot by order of Council of
War Several bands of Carlists in diff
ferent parts of the country have been
scattered within the past few days.
LONDON, August 4.-The Chambers
has adopted resolution authorizing
the Government to grant commissions
t6 companies desiring to lay cables to
OF from Portugal.
BERLIN, August 4.-The Borsen lei
tung, discussing the possibility Of the
imposition by Congress of tax on the
coupons of United States bonds, express
es confidence that the Republicans will
remain faithful to the programme in
which they pronounced energetieally
against Reputation. The Zeitung de-
clares that current rumors to the effect
that such tax is contemplated are
mere rumors of the Stock Exchange.
CoSsTANTINoPLE, August Am aid
de camp of the Grand Yizier is about
to leave for Egypt, bearing q letter to
tine Viceroy, which, after recounting
the grievances of the Sublime Porte,
concludes with the intimation that in
case no satisfactory explanations are
given the Porte W i'll withdraw the priv
ileges accorded by the irmar of lS4l.
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Philadelphia Cattle Market.

PHILADELPHIA. August 2.
CATTLE-The market for beef cattle
was extremely inactive to-day, and
under the influence of large offerings,
prices declined over lc per pound from
the highest point last week, without,
however, causing any increased move
ment. We quote choice at 9a9tc, the
latter rate for an extra lot; fair to good
at 6aSfc; prime 6ia7ic, and common at
5a6c per pound gross. Receipts, 1856
head. There was a steady demand for
cows and calves at 45 00a75 90, and
springers at 40 00a65 90. Receipts, 200
head.
SHEEP-There was less activity in
the sheep market to-day, but prices were
firm. Sales at the Park and Avenue
Drove Yards at 5a6ic per pound gross.
Stock sheep are coming forward more
freely, and the call for them is fair at
2 OOa2 50 per head. The Directors of the
Park Drove Yard recently declared a
dividend of ID per cent out of their
earnings since the yard was opened for
business. The success with which it has
met since its organization exceeds the
expectations of the most sanguine, but
it is not surprising when such man as
John s. Pierce, who has been at this
particular bushes since his boyhood, Is
at the head of it.
HOGS-Are active and higher; sales
of $500 head at - 00al3 80 for still, and
Ia OOal4 10 for corn-fed.
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cincinnati Market.

ClNSlNNhlii AuSuop II
FLOUR-Steady aud in fair demand.
WHEAT-ln good demand at full
rates; red held at coal 25, and white
at 40a1 so.
CORN-Firm at 90c.
OATS-Held at Assoc for new; no old
offered.
RYE-Dull at 90a92c.
BARLEY-Unchange
TOBACCO-Unchanged. The great
annual fair is now being held, aud a
large crowd is in attendance; Ola hhds
and 8 boxes were entered, which are
now being sold.
WHISKY-Dull at O5, and one sale
at o..
MESS PORK-Held at 80 so.
BULK MEATS-Held at lac for shout
ders, and 16tc for sides.
BACON-Held at l51alSial9c for
shoulders, clear rib and clear sides.
HAMS-Sngar cured held at 2+c.
LARD-Held at l9ic; nothing doing
worthy of note. and tue rates given are
those asked.
BUTTER-Uncbanged; fresh firm at
25a30c.
EGGS-Firm at lac.
OILS-Linseed dull at Csc; lard held
at 35a1 30; petroleum steady at 2Sa3Oc
for refined.
GOLD-135f buying.
EXCHANGE-Dull at par buying.
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Allegheny Live stock Market

ALLEGHENl , auRuoo o'
CATTLE-The market for cattle, IN
of q light demand and
large offerings, was quite dull, and
prices, compared with those ruling last
week, were iaic lower. The number on
sale aggregated about 500 head, against
700 head the week previous. There was
an absence of any eastern demand, which
contributed to render the market very
tame one.
SHEEP-The supply of sheep on sale
was large, amounting to about l9OO, and
with no Improvement in the demand,
the market was very dull, and the prices
ruling were not so high as last week.
As u general thing, drovers were COM
PEELED TO grant concessions on their ask
ing prices in order to dispose of their
stock. Some extra fat sheep sold at
. 80, but most of those disposed of were
purchased at prices ranging from 75s
w per head. Lambs ranged at from
25a3 IS, as to condition.
HOGS-This market continues quiet,
and while the demand shows no im-
proyement, prices having advanced at
other places, higher figures ruled. We
quote fat hogs at from llallsc, and
stock hogs at from l0al0ic.
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ALAB AMA.
The Congregational aud State EIec.
tionn.

The Congregational aud State Elec
tions.
MOBILE, August 3.-The vote in the
city for Congress is as follows: Mann,
Conservative, 4l0S; Buck, Radical, 2S4S;
Mann's majority, 1850. Araseque, Dem
ocrat, is elected to the Legislature.
MONTGOMERY, August 3.-This city
gives Buckley, Radical, for Congress,
3OS2, and Worthy, Democrat, 1918;
Buckeyes majority, 2O67.
SALEM, August 4.-The election passed
off quietly. Reports from several dis
tricts show o considerable falling oh
from the vote of last year. The vote III
this city resulted as follows: Buckley
203S, Mann Sill; Republican loss oil;
Democratic loss lS2. In Union district
Mann has 81, Buckley none.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, August 4.-The
election news is neagre. As far as
heard from the vote is less than last
year. The probabilities are in favor OF
Parkinson, Democrat, In the Third Dis
trict by a handsome majority. The con-
TEST between Worthy, Democrat, and
buckley, Republican, in the Second
D'strlct, Will be much closer than was
expected, and the latter's friends are
feartul OIL his defeat, on account of the
great falling off in the negro vote.
MOBILE, ALA, August i.-Mann's ma.
jority In Mobile county, as lar as heard
from, is 1859. Several precincts are "a
be heard from. The county will proba.
bly, give 1900 majority for Mann.
Advices from the Court Honse o.
Baldwin county state that negro mol
took possession of the polls, beat on,
white man and prevented any Demo
cratic negroes from voting. They wer
very riotous and the Sheriff could no
control them. That precinct gave Buck
ley 220 majority,
Esseneba county gives Mann 10
majority.
Ciairborne, Monroe county, ut fou
Soieck T. NJ, had polled 3S5, all 70
The indications are that Mann will
be elected by 1900 majority.
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ClevelanA Market

b. CLEVkLAND, august 10
FL0UR-City made 9 90 for 49, AZ
white; Z 75as 90 for Xxx amber; . Ios
Z 90 for Xxx red winter; 6 90 for a Ieo
winter, 6 rs for Xxx spring; coust ~
made Z 5Oa8 25 fer Xxx white; Zo oa 50
for Xxx red and amber; 6 '5Oa7 w Ior
Xxx spring. III No rad At
I A.. 100 bushels No. 2 white at N;
:, oao bushels No. / red, spot, at 40,
and 2 cars No. 2 do at SO.
CORN-Sales car NO. at yIci = Saf
do at 92c, and 1000 bushels NO. ~ De-
fore Change, at 9oc.
OATS-Nominal at Csc.
RYE-Held at ! 1Oal 10.
PETROLEUM-Refned is held at
asIa2ec for August; crude dull at OO.
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MARRIAGE,

Reflect that . sound mind and body are The
most necessary regulates 60 promote oOnnubI
happiness. Indeed without these the journey
through life becomes q weary pilgrimage the
prospect hourly dArkens 20 the view the mind
becomes Swallowed with despair and Allied viii
the melancholy rodeStion that the happiness o.
another haconana biightad Nth auF own
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New York Dry Goods Market.

The market for cotton goods remains
quiet, yet firm. Fancy woolens adapt
ed for mems wear are also quiet, but
heavy woolens and repellsnts are in
good request. Wooden shawls are in
more animated demand, as are German
town goods, such as hosiery of the low
grades, hoods, scarfs, nubies, &c:
There has been e great decline in
Western freights from here and Boston.
and this has already had a wonderful
effect on trade.
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Especially, whs have become the vis,,n, as
tsry Vice, that dreadful and DESTRUCTIVE 50 50,
which annually. sweeps 20 an untinely 80
thousands Of Young Men Of the most ., nS,
talents and brilliant intellect, who might o,Sss
wise have entrarced listening Senstes vi,S ~.
thunder Of eloqnenos, or walked to costa 80 80
thrilling Tyre, may call with full confdenr, Nv
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New York mprke.
NEW YORK, August 4.


COTTON-Firm; sales of 1900 bales
at 334c for middling uplands.
FLOUR-Closed dull and slightly in
buyers favor.
WHEAT-Quiet and steady with a
moderate export demand.
RYE-Nominal.
OATS-Dull and heavy at 79c fol
western afoat.
CORN-Steady at SOCIAL 04 for I'M.
sound, and l 05a1 10 for sound mixed
western.
PORK-Dull at 80 IL for mess.
BEEF-Quiet and without decided
change.
CUT MEATS-Quiet and steady.
LARD-Quiet at 19sal9fc for fair to
prime steam.
EGGS--Quiet at 2Ia24c.
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New York Money Market

NEW YORK, August 4.
MONEY-Easy at ga. per cent, call
loans chiefly of 8.
STERLING-Quiet at 9fal0.
GOLD-Dull and quiet; opening at
1856 and closing at lSoal354; carrying
rates at 5ia7 per cent.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS = Closing
higher and firm: Coupons of 81, l24is
lbs: do '62, 125a1253; do "a, !S3?al2l;
do '65, l23Ial24; do new, l22sa!S do
81, l22fal22J; do '6s, 122sal22i; lV'4Os,
ll6all6l.
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State Of West Virginia,


Ohio County Circuit Court
July Rules, 1869.
Joseph Stewart, Complainant
HezerOn Stewart as Executor of the last will
and testament OF Robert Stewart, late of Ohis
county, deceased, Nelly Stewart, Thomas
Stewart, Prestey Stewart, Eliza Thompson
with Thomas Thompson her husband, Nancy
Williamson, Hetty Miller, Robert Waddle,
Mary Ann Douglas with William Douglas her
husband, Eliza DOnley with Charles DoDley
her hu band Jane Feay with Moses Feay her
husband, Robert Stewart, Joseph Stewart,
Arthur Eaker and Virginia Raker, Defend
ants. ln Chancery.
rl,HE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT is TO AS
L certain whether any, and If any how much,
of what was offered for probate Complainant $
xhbitl Is the will of Robert Stewart, late OF
Ohio county, deceased, that said paper writing
purpOrting to DO the last will and testament oi
said Robert Stewart, deceased, may be rejectt d
and the certificate granted for Obt lining proG'Ete
thereon be set aside and vacated, and that al
ministratiOn he granted upon the estate ol said
Robert Stewart, deceased, according to law.
And it appearing from an affidavit filed with
the papers in the cause, that Eliza Thompson
with Thomas Thompson her husband, hetty
Miller, Eliza Donley with Charles Donley her
husband Arthur Baker and Virginia Baker, are
non. residents of the State of West Virginia, en-
motion of Complainant by his counsel, IL is or.
dered that they do appear here within one
month after the fourth weekly publication OF
this order and due posting thereof at the front
door Of the Court House of Ohio county, West
Virginia and do what they may deem MT TO pro
tee their interest in this suit
Test: MICHAEL ]. RREINIG, Clerk.
MONTGOMERY e. CRACRAFT,
iy2git Sol 4 for Complainant.
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gg Ttlesraph,
TO TIE REGIsTRR.--
WASHINGTON ITEMS.
BY Telegraph to the Rssister.l

WASHINGTON, August 4.
A Detective Amer Boriweli and
Forney.
Ex-Treasury Department Detective
VIM. P. Wood is out with another cir
cular addressed to John W. Forney, in
which he says that the Treasury Depart:
ment redeemed seventy thousand dol
lars spurious seven-thirty notes, besides
q large amount of stolen flve-twenty
bonds. He further states that with the
Influence he could bring 10 bear upon
Secretary Boutwell,, that officer could be
induced to review certain contracts
which would be of much pecuniary
benefit to them, as we'll as the Govern
ment. Wood further states that he
never sold out his official patronage,
and declares that John w, Forney can
not say the same truthfully. He next
charges Forney with betrayiDg the
Democratic party liz consideration OF
being elected Clerk of the House of Rep
resentatives by the Republicans, and
with having John +. Coyle, Of the Ma
tional Intelligencer, as his right.hand
man, who disposed of the patronage to
the highest bidder. Wood, in conclu-
sion, says his unpleasantness now is not
with the Democrats, but with certain
members of his party, against whom ne
proposes to carry the war into Africa.
Texas.
In addition to other issues in Texas,
the division of the State is an import
ant feature in the canvass. Hamilton
and Baker, the Conservative candidates
for Governor and Lieutenant Governor,
oppose the division. Davis and Flana-
gan, the ultra Radical candidates, advo-
cate the division of the State into three
or four separate States, thereby secur-
ing six er eight Senators, instead OF
two.
Several members of the Cabinet are
in favor of an early recognition of the
belligerent rights of the Cuban revolu-
tionists, and it is thought that by the
time another Cabinet meeting is held,
this feeling will have gained consider
ably. The matter was fally discussed at
the meeting on Thursday last, and two
members seemed disposed to recognize
the belligerents. Friends of the Cubans
in this city seem to think that before
the reassembling of the Cabinet, news
will have been received which will
warrant o recognition of the belligerent
rights of the insurgents.
still Another Contribution.
1t is said that the expenses of the
President to Long Branch and
other points North and West
will be paid by members of
the Union League, who have arranged
the programme with the necessary ova-
tiOns, &c.
New Counterfeits.
Developments are being made con-
corning the spurious so greenbacks.
TwA specimens were received to-day
and bear witness that they are new is
sues, for all the defects previously de-
fined appear to have been removed and
the general appearance of the notes 50
exactly correspond with the genuine
that it almost defies detection by pro-
fessienal experts.
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state of West Virginia,

Ohio County Circuit Coart-
June Rules, 1869.
Elijah NARROW and Jacob NARROW
rs.
Joseph Buchanan and Elizabeth his wife, Hen.
rietta Z. Bell, Sally Ann Bell, Malvina A.
Bell and = Hosack, and Thomas j. Camp
bell, Sheriff of Ohio County.
Injunction in Chancery.
rg'HE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT is TO EN-
l force a specific performance OF an agree,
ment between the above name defendants and
the complainants in respect 10 tract OF Land
now in posse. sion of the complainants.
Ard IL Ape airing from an affidavit MED In
the cause that Joseph Buchanan and Elizabeth
his wife, Henrietta z. Bell, Sally Ann Bel,
Malvina A. Bell and - Hosack, are not resi-
dents of this State,
On motion of the compliments, by their coun-
sci, il is ordered that they do appear here with.
in one month after the fourth weekly publica-
ton and due posting Of this order at the front
door of the Court House of Ohio county and do
what they may deem fit 10 protect their interest
in this suit.
. Test: MICHAEL ]. BREINIG, Clerk.
z. G.. CRAcRAFT, Sol. for ComplainaRts.
June 3Oth, 1869. jun3oo2w4t
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State of West Virginia,

Uetsel County Circuit Court
august Rules, 1869.
Caorya N flabo
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Toledo vi arket.

TOLEDO, August 4.
Flour quiet. Wheat active and &c
better; amber held at 46al AZ for new,
and 47al 4S fer old; No. / red at | 46i;
No. 9 do at 1 AZ; 40 for No. 2, and A
al As for No. red, seller month; No. 3
red at 80; No. 2 white at AZ; reject.
ed spring at 97t. Corn quiet and lie
better; No. held at 93c; No. 2 at 9Oc;
condemned at Csc. Oats quiet and un
changed; No. old held at zoe; new,
seller September, at SOC. Rye dull and
none offering.