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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-10-20
RrxARxAsLs SCENE IN raE GOLD Roox.

REMARKABLE SCENE IN TIE GOLD RooN
The Eastern dispatches describe a very
remarkable scene as follows:
There were remarkably lively times in
the Gold Room this morning, and much
excitement among members was caused
by an excited speech from MIR Jordan
upon the financial condition of the Gold
| Exchange Bank. Mr.. Jordan claimed
that but for legal measures the bank
would have settled with its creditors,
and that the injunction Of Meyer 4 Co.
would now prevent any settlement. The
bank had lost $3.50. 900 in order to go
on, and it deserved more liberaii'y and
cons liberation from the public. He also
said, with an emphatic oa'h, that If the
bank had not advanced S4 600, 900 to
the street during the panic, all the brok
ers would have been ruined, and several
banks would also have gone 10 the devil
Much confusion was here cansed by cries
of g Put him out He promised to
pay Is to 25 per cent in three working
DAYS; but they must give him fair
start He wanted to deal fairly, and
would report names of any parties who
a. empted 10 prevent or interfere with
him in arranging settlements. A mem
Der called for something in regard 10
the condition of the bank, and Jordan
stated il Was insolvent Brokers would
he very foolish to go back on the bank
now, if they did, they were 100 mean TO
live.
AT a meeting of the creditors of the
Bank this afternoon, the situation was
fully discussed, and the action of Meyer
generally deprecated, and the feeling
was unanimous in favor Of giving Jordan
a fair chance. and an agreement was
drawn up to take no legal steps towards
forcing the Bank into BANKRUPTCY for
ten days. 1t wrs signed by large
number, and it is believed that 80 uer
cent of The creditors will sign. Il was
announced at the meeting thar the IL
junction had been modified TO allow the
Receiver to collect money due the Bank
and effect set'lemeurs-in all cases
where he could do so adrAntageously
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-10-20

CARE OF HARNESS 1T is very bad
policy for all but the saddler TO keep
gears in or near the horse stable. Am
monia is ve-y injurious 10 leather, es-
pecially when it contains large amour
If grease hence, gears which ar
allowed to remain in the stable are
always more or less injured by the
ammouis which const-utly arises from
The manure; but this injury is in pro-
portion to the amount of cleanliness
which is observed in the st-bie. OF all
kinds those in which horses or sheep
are kept are most injurious, because Of
the volatile nature of The manure. If
COW stables are kept clean the injury To
gears kept IN them will he but siigh'.
The best plan is to have small dry
room on purpose such room can.
with few boards and nails soon be
made, .nd the saving in harness will
soon repay The trouble. To clean and
oil harness. the best plan is TO separ
ate the harness into the smallest poss b e
pieces. wash each piece well in CASTLE
soap and water until cleaned of all out
side grease and dirt ; the pieces then to
be land on board or table. and meats
foot or tanners oil applied with brush.
generally using from half n pint 10 a
pint of oil to pair Of heavy farm har-
ness; 10 clean carriage harness, only
The dirty parts should be washed and
CREASED rs before. If you wish to give
the gears black appearance al the ex
pense of clean hands, small portion of
lampblack may be mixed with the oil
before applying il to the lea her.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-10-20

THE anthracite coal fields Of Pennsyl-
vasia underlie 4T0 square miles OF
ground. About SAC, 100000 has been
ans"rp-d in mining capital. about the
same SUN IN canals, snd SO O00. 600
in railroads, both being cons ructed
Amos solely as means of transporta-
tion for coal. Nea ~ all this properly
is In possession of three corporations /;
but there are also about 200 small com
panies. THE coal sent into The market
amounts to about 100000 tons per
Annum.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-10-20

DISTRICT CoURr-In the District Court,
YESTERDAY, before Judge Rising, the case of
the State VS.. Lombard, for murde., was on
trial. The evidence was all in last evening
BY 9 o'clock, and the case is being argued
to-day. Both the prisoner and the man
killed were Swiss, and there was large at
tendance at Court Yesterday of natives of
the land of Tell-G. II. Ne,cs, last epening.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-10-20

LOCOMOTIVE Fur THE VIRGINIA AND
TRrCKEE RAILROAD. - The locomotive
Storey, built BY J. H. Booth & Co.. OF San
Francisco, for the Virginia City and trlc-
kee Railroad Company, arrived in this city
nv the Western Pacific freight train yestef-
dsy afternoon, and will probably be forward
ed to its destination this morning. Sac.
Cssion, l6th.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-10-20

MANY ONIONs.-A correspondent of the
Boston Cultivator SAYS that S. 6, Benjamin,
of St. Adams Bay tVt.), raised and hsr-
vested this season from 81 rods of ground,
ITO bushels ofmultiplying onions.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-10-20

ELECTION TO-DAY.-The election in Cali
forniA, for Supreme and District Judges.
takes place to-day.
, 1869-08-01
WASHINGTON,


.,o-t,1 ns.,.+ct IN TIN f,btrs,n T,,hr,c
,r.r.,,.,-,- 7.I. =,
"AS'i'"''-'' '1'j "''
THE CHAN tsssIi}s.
s,dcral,!c ,pJk ntsout tAp tauau uurattan. and
u,1lte tonc tcIeprarb|c tctrntchcs trtp Admiral
~ ..,. ~, . ,, l..
i''H "ctc ptetea"- 4'e 'tt"''s "HAe "' "'A
ce16lHe'l nboat tEo EXECUTION W tAe spah!sh
Atlthotftea OF certain Amtt,Can Citi:etA. The
T. .Y,t,-v NJ u.,,o - III .-,,,,tv .+p ~. sr,r.b
~ 80, 80 ! " f f
AiHlstef mat t'S b1AhtAs 81 1u11nelHlR FtE'ohh
Hh0 claim protection Vi tic American fax cAfnpt
1N carried u Apf tl{tGEFeAtpL+ at lbs ptf1 Ut tic
Standards
r.-.e,,> ,.,,.
r, a., ~ t, ~ 80 .,, -.
liiE F''ICluft VI VII IhtIi11 EoHe WIZ hx" eI'~
poiLttd tuIni,itttt u Xth.letutn III ir '!"Iat:-
ut mi tn,,nulrr Tim rtun7attt,1s nj lin trf,..,tI
, 1869-08-01

II ut gEn: No tlI:n;;J ta1 e:r7 cxls::l b..
tween P1att and Smith. After shooting Pla.t,
Saith went to the Aou4e VI VT. SluH AMI
quisei Wtc:e his lh1iy vc:c. o. bcla:
tt!d He5 ,Etre down tVwn, he thre4'ca=si
to shoot II: saoN, Nho Eate .:!s escape Smith
tlcn Iclnsdtd a!s gun and Efartei Do N tnc
.tftct- Meeting Mi. Morse, q hnrirar: merchant
be Pointed ht en1 st hin, telling him to turn bis
lncl Ill: Aorsc, nfier ra!nl. ri luE IT, WEezt tie
SLn IRON blu, tuELea Ills hI;l dlE tc.ed, hrsc
Epon Smith rassed DOM tue street,
While tn his wn} he r. fnteI his gan !: WoInt1
aLd ch11dten, telling tfer 10 f1I; when thf! 's1
be Kept o. his nny. When opposite t'1e store u
oil d Gtis nt lO:nttd his gun !h:0 toe tfo1t ahf
tied, hitting G. II. Hopkins III the arm. stalth
was thcn anetted aEf fhkeu to tall
Mi. Tiatt Iearea \ wifi ant small ch'l1
fl1.tu Is cY!dectlr 4 l1rI:.c- Wncl arrested Il
MA4 found ths' he pad d!rk-kLlts 18th % l;u' Aaa
uclrisot wounds were found III the breast OF Mf.
}Iatt, ami tsrz r IN the LTD Of Mt. Hopkins,
The tr!el Of E1btrt Cruool fur afllIS the esran-
frc1n tR OF Johu~Un. The hssauiser Ut Allan Pin'
krE1on. 10 daJ. tlGs"f ~ vfrtii": Of EuftE. TAG
uscteytl ~ released UA hail, AA VIII mo;e for
rev ttiDl
, 1869-08-01

II has beeu rs!.; ~ thr-c Interested In the sale
Of othe. EtzN piaNos, that tho Tc..-kno Il " ulg-
g1Es" I!auo Is uotains More than The sud Hale
I1aLo senotteIlt'L" To prove the er1untousDesa
Of these asterInnA Mr. Higgins has lately pro-
cuI+ nlli ' IIaIr" Instrument to give hIs Eu-
1nrfrus friends and customers au opportunity Of
comparing 1t with his own magnificent pianos,
Mae lar from believing but shat The '' Hale will
company rcty luz fcrahlJ T1.h tae pianos ot otA"r
manufactures, who make great pFetcasiGas CT
hthaN uf tae.r Instruments. Jet the public az IT,
yi;e.l 10 call ani tAntl !ac the tiucrcaces e1Eslng
between tha Hale and Higgins pianos, at the wlrc
roons Of II. Il. Higgins, No. 12a EoutA Clark
Ftreet, where spleah!d sock OF tie t1Dsst instr-
IA.Its urc cCustan.i5 kcp. for rcnl a1d sue spon
the reFJ ioS est terms.
, 1869-08-01
Tho National, of DayeQport.

We cali the particular attention Of on1 readers,
and the msurtns community generally. 10 the ah-
atroct appearing IN Ger n&sert!stng columns 70.
day OF tlsct reliable company, tic National. OF
Davenport As Western institution. 1t Is ono Of
which VIC nlaS be proud, anl the foottIoll that |.
has already taken ri the Ealt tB the bett guaran-
tee Of Its e1ctAeGuc. In tlll3 connection VT clip
the folloHlug from hi exchapse:
Tie E.1isaM In.,;rnGts Cs.s:s.ns, 4 DAsenFs;t: It
tLe Akc 4 sn insurance law va tEr srsf sud
'~g ra1 " fii> ea1;ty With IL ttc Irrarat.
u the tsa Afd ~i2 c"r! Ery Viib fnily pnit"r c.r1
~ ...ts- sl i lie r.t sud ''y e"tntay IN liz! state
tr;xt .s q tts n:ss;tf Se' rxsi a9!.,:!ny (. u:
i4l on thr S.sth Il. N+w Orleans the eut, from
the lakes :te e7s: "a the lac!c tke wet thst mn
Anx eertifiratr n authority aut tstnbsn xertley
IL 4. e:y ot New York ft.in* ' ,-l.ctt s'. r1::s
laIner ouc ti tc sound institutions of
f!1t tEion-
management 1cr car city 3ni vicinity, aEf with
this yaGlt,e acquisition 10 their excellent aencF,
H:li Gt.o:d ad.i,1oaa! 3aG4tlt2 TO taosl requiring
sfaEiaTf ipsHt74uce. Bsice -sJ. 151 i-lodl.e II.
, 1869-08-01

Nscaton Wallis Fifty 1ltls>s Ia Ten
1coMF.-EentlFoAd 1Insterx-k3Gid Q Il
u Charge OF Murder.
special N 5I,a.ch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
tbn7 WAYNE. Ind, July 81.
f. /. Weston, the w1lEtst, performed n Hunt
,rstou, Today, before Sood'y crowd, hia feat te
Ing 10 walk 'f1y miles % TIN tauya a1d hall tnc
backwards, for se..l lie ca1nu N 1sc minutes
ahead OF The allotted time
DER County Commissioner hare or1cfcd n1
ccct!nn 10 t.e held % TIE slh Of September ne1t,
% .lr question oi 81 appropriation ~ the COUNTY
n eh OF the Fort Nafhe. 1s;.Es,H r Saginaw k1u-
fo...!, The amount being utiE thouaAnl dollarS-
Tu-4lAvt Henry Atcl.ut- Charged with o:.-l.1u IT,
.nE the death OF Lyman ca.seI u injuries INFLICTED
On he 9Th o: this :1-ou.h, ad bis preliminary e1.
nrr!,at1lrr,, All! was hound oTcs IN the sum Of
&. 6eu to arnear a1 the next session cf the CElal-
ipal Court 10 nnaEer said charge,
1hr wc8tser still cuut01en uue. Thermometer
today, - dcCtftA
, 1869-08-01

MISSOURI
ST. Louis CltY I1etaiA-Dcash OF n
Revolutionary NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ST. Louis Elty I1eua-Dcash OF n
Revolutionary ~oIdLrr-Sotorion-
Thieves .AtTr&tcu-S1ght Assault.
81. LoC1E, 1rlE s:.-Twn mea. named Patrick
Ecs,tt and John Conwc4!. hrothcrsta-!1w, Eot Into
difficulty list rtcat. in ~akE tbs fo'1.es stalled
tie latter, HEo I'LL Probably lte.
Anothlr LIAR named llchaei GlfoS, Pitch
his Wlfc down Ione fight of siair5 I'll druLEen
t,4sr1v}, te hvt lst III o1tn.
4 IL tolu1 tona u sol;rler, named lanes More
llet1 ii regtly, Jr.trson County, no. 3lly q, Al
tie age ot s. -. Captain 3:oere WIS t4Sta
rr:sCuef tt tic English, c7acact !. Fort Glof11-
TAR. lie was cn-1a.r'r q. the t;"Ersc aad Lex!s-
IafE1n fso@ Medina t:ouctr. Ohio He has been
rc=1.ng So-th.1a l::inuts "a. zhe rsst s. yeaEs
AMI only s1a..scl - N!seoa't i3S1 Il 1ntht 40
Sr. LOTS, JEiJ sl.-GeCrSc Wilson had ia II TIC
Lou:tn, vpa:e.! Ers.:sll thieves iron Londou. "
1:tec ncsc today from Chicago, IN charsS 6. a
u.sees taom ta,a CITY. Wilst'a l. .'.'Lize*! as tac
uian who purchased the c!vcA al Ptuoae.s Je 1el-
r. store !: the 1,s1ie !: was robbed ot diamonds
les: Friday a-G Mr. rroCatt thinks tt:' Wo:.a2 IS
the one who committed iii" tT,srery. IheJ were
arTeste, IN Chicago la*t THURSDAY. NJ rnkc'faa.
Thomas Co.'s au Oil merchant, white on h1s Ea5
home Thrrs:sE night, W.. asaaalled by I've uen
n:k klHli frartnf.4l, one OF Ills legs broken, Aho
otherwise tr!uYs1. that his l!!t IS dcsAlrrd Of
, 1869-08-01
Flats.
FIRES,
4 nfIur rnt tIana In abr lypss 1lly,sjpu-{<ps.,
tG.uUu. Fnstis tos-rrl b,
lH4nrRDrf.

lu@nrapee.
An hiNrEu IT Gre MAS 4o1n,fei rum IN. 2tr q.
iI.&9 ar;'nA Is@t evening. The alarm Naa f11st
given a. ht tr corner nf Carpenter 4uti Wrst n1A.
d llfl s'r+.ta. This fact nrraslot,ci 4ulne d1'
rttr al nrtt, hut II wa4 EnuD discovered !i17i The
fire MAS r'nr ,shEatn1n, In ThA I'll. 9t3 an I 2;a
Wrist Randolph ht.set. Thear buildings werr all
frrrrr, nt1 tn :'tc hat t5:.t F9iEfc cuaalIcrn'Ir
ErthNHr '3fofr nxs! s!st,Hrc hfrirrt EhptiIs aftr1
thr nr1,tHE u 'sr fnE;'tH, tn"r'sr. III" faInn,
"Ifr rH"hrItlhGUlnsHh
II" At' "'i-;h.t'a Ill :'n a:i. N::tsiri III ihg
t'''si RI" inhh A:r'i ~ ~" a1i'IhihK ha,'ti'urs
TAa tUhs err ma s'fn fully rn fre1 " ih'nraNcH.
7ArHco.i nlory II Nh. I'll Nh. mrup!cl ~
Nf'. TirAcr ~ n lfarlF. 'uasr. Her iArHLsata
s"aFtc. = a'nar'!r tetr, aAt tl'A hi ca'!l bafan'
NJ. Nj tlIzpfR,Iir,
T1s NIL t1ni.r III "a y,3 wa4 ,41ullud IL. Ma.,rA
StlIrH iirtH. \ III. nn Hrl,rEa1 rtnrE. They labt
t:31 ~n.th 4. caoIa. t1..4"' Ut WHICH waa tt'tp!ut
L.! ina1EHHCr N lhr 1'turlA-
Tie nrlrr ls.Fs IT Nh. :;1 was occupied by
Hl:-s. ll3 Dr. sutstltr 4i jlr, lfYtis low MAN
iIClA 1ffT to tNt' u furutHrr, u "hs1t! 34u was
rDytFfd i. !n=gsanCe IN tho 3:cpnt|'c. CasreItcss
I"-a In furniture Wis t:AO, On With ihe.e WAY I'm
lhkufanct.
No. :,a waa oeeap!ci bY Mrs. Smith ns boas,l-
!Ep AIuhe, TEo IuLl NGH liadly hufastt, and the
ihtnes genfr4i!y pretty baar damaged by wAter.
Thu lGAa tn thu l1ildlfF a f1u. The loss on tla
furniture IL ei,Gb, covered by Insurance IN the
etase InsaraEcc tor f,51-
The alarm u nru given Al 40 las. evening.
frcm Eo1 so. 3l7, called the ntttntion Of thu nrc
Men TO tIe In The building No. 10 Ewing stteet,
Owned DT E1Wnru Allen. ana occupied by afr.
Dowtrs, who Qeed It MS s,o1e for klhdIlng wool.
The damage was airllL The 1iCe IslAad Avenue
engine put out the talnsa. Tie rtelnlsrs Ntte ILL.,
kurtt III The Republican, Company fcI $l,Nt0.
, 1869-08-01

f:rcHt 1trttngi,.
1HF itAhyAnt, tHxp.
LA,Hla,k, inir 5i-l:,rhInp.
1tr 1iarvhr't rr''w ~'r" Aal arstu tlEIa h1'rn1ng
shh TIL. Csrhinx fuf ptnesirn The racn WI. evoi.
i"''t'hR II tnu I" III" TN III" tA1"n'.
EIL HT.Airt11.fK.
ri Ina i"rh ~ Irw days. hAs rrIurnt'i tu i<}a
;,n, " iIh hsnI,1I lmprn.td.
1!k n2iGAH NHa7 GEEw
wttl dun II ll.t f'lsr 1lalns IL IatgstF;i, 3rs.&F.
ny, tU tfITiItE. ItIs u ~ tlHhs III urtrF fu yet
i,tttr HEt*f aHd !nHEtI tnaIsta 1l4u UAfurt2s
Hn.r It.st Ierr1s." hcn funf.a.utral Ia,, bull I,y
''-1IrF. "lo IL cn4nGss upon el.u !or TIN Ilat.a
.Jrh,
hJassn.
EKronrrn AtyKHkk;n ur cAhtlfr runckA.
rAMl- July Vt.
Tho imfrit fa5s TINT thr fransh Gnirtn,lcnt
a]lo..tdEhe t'urIlss 10 ntrttr IN the Snr, tnt Is
4o!' ct:sE fufrrs 10 PREY r.t the movement soc:h
N4It.
Miuxsp, July 81.
Ttrs. IL nnch r,sra'1zfartfon here nr Napoleon 8
lcn'c:.ty toHaTi the Cat:.st cnnsT!Fators On tho
lIuut,cn. The pnr.s ehnlnscnt p-.cr,ly on The
couIBe tnkcn hy thr French Government Ehads
Of C-rl'sIs have arWart4' In various places within
thr las: !cT days. Mary arrcstR have been n1adc-
1kHEuAL tIcELEs II corRr.
General SIckIes, shc Dew American Minister, on
presenting hla cs~hr nta1E 10 MATshal Scsrtuo sa
,ha: .hc t'nitcd f:atea nnw, Innre than ever, nE-
rnclate the Traditional atults Ut aran animated
~ new sympa athes End common participation in
constitutional liberties Marshal ferTnno rclEcd
4 At the government would enlcaEnr TO incrc1se
the amity 30 happily existing between the two
;eorlCf, which VIA hound hy ancient touda, End
low having 01herE equally powerful In the bene1-
Ga! exercise OF he nmplest 1IheTttas, placed hy
coaet1istlon, IL accordance with b monarchy OF
such glorious 1nemury; and he eooclut.ed With q
'r,but4, 10 ME. Strikes, md expressed his belief
tha. General Gsant couIt not have made more
xfate!u4 at.r.tt3n IN the Spanish 1eoric.
, 1869-08-01

The eyer.enterprtsn9 Chicago Terra Gotta
Company have, within the past week. added au-
nlhtt remarkable wors Of a1t 70 their constantly
increasing l!-t Of novelties This last production
Is an elegans Anthlue vase, BY the celebrated
sculptor, Giovanni Melt On two Edes Of tho vafe
le excellent hust portraits III President Grant,
surrounded by national oinblcms, each niche con-
taln!np the portrait being surrnunie,l hy the
American eagle. The hnnules Of tho. vase are
formed by twn feulne figures, Tho Thnle M0rk
IL about thrct feet ln height Being entirely
original in design, AID executed oy m artist
whose reputation Is SECOND 10 uo1e Iu EUROPE or
America, We hive lo,al md national pride In
tile production cs this truls beautiful Specimen Of
, 1869-08-01
LOUISIANA.


c.v C.:1E4&s, Ja}v el-G'sc Supreme Cocrt Of
TX STATE, s::ln; ut Muarvt, has rendered tTo dc
thsGns adrettc to the power 10 remote officers
-, ;x:Atel 10 state aud otht: olrCes, which la1
+ in freely exercised y Guyerno: Wafnoth. 1n
ii. cafc ri :hc Mayor Of .1edzsan C!.y. the Corr
:e :des thnt 10 yar: ncy existed. and ta2 Gov
cr1tE t1A DO 2oEcr - aFpo:at- In tae CASE
II Ae P4-!3n Jug" removed By GoTeEnoE
WArsuota On rae s!u1nl that the tn@a1l5tat hal
ne: n!ed NJ r'g:'''str .a.t: WITH the Secretary Of
'-i2tC, ED L;.ranse Ct his aIlcce: dIkI!alcn cn1ac.
a:de. tat Fna5eca:a Amen isncat, TIE Cna1 de-
S!t.A liza: fc &c: Ut the GovcFuo. In rGllt,laG the
1ctSe WaS r.tnnIt authority, tie EeC;Ion u the
et con!t frEir tnwoT Il. rrpG, ii .e.c uncou.tf,u-
ilo.!as: tsA 1:'.scs must te removed in tie man
hes F1sa.ed CT: ns the Constitution, md fhciT
e.akap''ty III " u. tlttrrni!aeI tCllct1ily. The
. .oai. o.asT5 y" Jc'!ge 1eI1uzc!oy ,.e Governor
, 1869-08-01

Travellers Yral!ug the city and arriving by any
IT the different rs'ntca thnt Irave their passengers
II tho old O1lcua depot, cs0aet tnl to notice The
great pEuyrmtna In tile 1niulc.ltAis salnIty. aud
ntuoug others, tho great ctauRo Ia tho appearance
Of thr nid uoll wcI kuoHn fottl The lIaieh HOUSE,
int north Ut The depot, "hNh has lately been
rebuilt, enlarged. thoroughly renovated. md te-
9uEfleftd throughout, tnat!n. # ono NJ tie Ee-s
10 obtain pleasant Recommendations, villa sou4
i1llfc. ri h iillhi EYfl kilSrKr.
, 1869-08-01

The J'ottticn3 t'sAtnVntEn-CinsanE
Eis:,.tsr 1krtsst'rn hrntrr mud SGUAcs
-.Itr ('rnsrrCth.

SaMrni.y .'u3y st.--'fhc rsn1llatea sof
t;ovtrhor c!ord ttt:r appointments arfc
t.'-t.a,. Tie tl.clll. Of GoscE1sns Sca.eE
gave l4I j sc!cnasl., Last Eight, an.t
Il tn.st EEt4leFs. thi* Hnrn.HF anil cAcos:rd llu1
10 tho caplta: With .iuCh cnthass-AM. Thr drnatc
rev, III. fen sEat: ni tt expectations ul h'h sup
puY.tr> HloAs.4 In fair !l.:nth aad spuAc with
muc:l vtxor. The czuWd, \ !argu proportion u
atd @n"u I'd; x.tiE svsaxIn.. {, ;.n W.. serc.
Hadrd hy his sariiuEie:s, :-ud cesId s-ascey get
avn, iI1'In thttu.
The lumIaht'nn Of u Conservative ticket nurc,
COMPOSED vi tGrrul:G :GrB If fey.nuu< Ati Uatr,
h1a chilled tic aflur OF >ra,er 1tcput:tcans. nnst
II + fc1iryed tha. ,he :sa]ar:y Of then Will tap-
Fort st ,teE-
The s1atc IutF'af u this evening puhllshc1 Ies-
uuuuus, to u L!eh Apf'e0'lt.l l0c saHu:ufeS Of
t,un, srh ealing urtp al Ecpah!icaas to supper:
E:cket. Movements OF This character arr tou la.e.
Septxf vii be elected.
, 1869-08-01
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Murder Ssnr Nu~k~Eon-An En~Mno
Wan On the nsupaEe--GEratt TX
ctIr1ncns-pcdc& dc&sEiuxAiAn2.
MCnKE9os, Jn!J 91.-Inforcsatlon u Eec%4sed
here from Whitehall. IN this county, tas ktout 10
o'elock Thurhd4y n1osntnT, d. Joshua T. PtAit WAS
coming down t'oIby e..eet, and when Opposite tho
hunse Of Mr. +Eh1. he xas s.ioi anu iu&taut;5
Killed hT WiEiA.n IL ssntta. Il matchmaker And
t~-i.. ::-::..I H-s a*i-: Ats. lie 1rl
, 1869-08-01
R0CE ISLAND.

Preliminary Examination OF &hc
- Dubuque'' Steamer RtoteFs-A
Hard Looking ErosEd-E1 CitcMcns
xnbs,dlnE-
HpCk ISLAND, Ill, Jaiy t1--Tho pTeill.:111. e1-
atrtnAuQu ii tko ste21ltso0t T10Iefa before 1as-
tice 0l the ltsce, wAs commenced at The CoHf1
Uopse yesterday. The tpofninc WIS !cDNty con"
Nrrstc IN t:s-:EE war.En'E; s.btEr-s, ttr Tne
txtAi p1ptx,r did not commence nnhl h1boat nAlt-
paSt u i4e ..:t11ueon. ( Na1 IL tie .Ca44fs-t-'a
when the rr,kope1s, about fort! In nunher. weIe
bfpuR ut tn and must 82y thai iol t1E tl2st p1f1
! hrSe sc!dom seen ) more nccd!sa..cot1nS .: OF
ncn tofethrt. eone ten Of twelve o t." 2ot
dtsIc.ste VI &c cal4nest together.
Tie tt.sl ~rut up =. . I2*t alChs, ha: 14ia': OF
re it cA h.ss -i!,er tia tn~ r.-fA Al tu3tt,
, 1869-08-01

AQT84u% F4T18 O. h.0. A40a1uE 3AlGs
II haE now come to be thoroughly uA1etstoUl
rat WIEN CaEson, F!rle Co. advertise Closing
ont ta'c, they mcan business and TINT they posi-
lively ecll goods u Prices utterly astonishing to
people who do uot know that 0t ccE.a10 se1slus
nf the year. especially hrrnp cIoSe times, dry
Ru~;ds men ,nu. hnyc s.cseJ Scca IS the case ::
present. great ciosing.oEt sale OF summer Eoo1s
II nov taking p1aec a. ;acis stofc. Nus lis aud
IL 1saplc Euuta tA being offered for aao u rutA.
ous tacsifItc. People .ooul not full 10 tAE'' nd
vintage Ut II.
, 1869-08-01

ana ncnker 1t tic Passengers. wc.c '1c:5:tc'f ~
~taeherA There we're tWcntJ-aeTcn neETohA nnl
!neiFe of aHefh white n,en- The testimony pf
!ants 6st+t the mate, wsa tAken The tftRl u
te:Eg ctnducied bcturc Magistrate uuppe1.
hftstf'. StmmnnA'n, Ncs; ,nutl. curtis and 1.hone
ier tbe prosecution, bul jacksd1 ona 9"ce:.ey tof
tae dtituca1tA TIE trial ELL occupy general
dAyL
An ATTEMPT may te Eis!e TO pr0rG case OF
itH, "a 20 ptott can lie brought tia! rhH foat y ~
taktu tot+tssl'n Of hhd run by lhe rl9t.rn, nor
Hoe2 come out III the leAtImt5 Vi thr llAte that
my t1fekh u tbs bIllc+5s "tEe Used. The Eat-
Tain rolhf1ailtu the b1nt IRON TIC time shc left
Hampton nr:tt phe reached i'tIutrn.
The excitement fiat n8G prcralcu. nErc Oh
TLuHduJ 10 snbndhS.
, 1869-08-01
JACKSONVILLE

tfurEDnrte~-~tlE-r Nnrc ~to1cn-
f4onorcbly DixcharEcd-nurd
Held for 1flnf.
S1ec.l: Despatch TO TIE ChIca5o Tribune
JACKSONVILLE, Ill, July 81.
!44tt' Nigh; burglars entered TIE ho2se o. Mi.
John F2aeI, on West State stErf:- ana eA1aetei
silver ware 10 the amount Of $ano The aoasc oi
No,71s Co.uaa OF TIC sane street, IVES Also
robued Of q large amount Of saluabcA. TIE paI-
R!Ar1 hare not bcel caught
hin. was yce.c1d3y cxn-5tEct1, a2c dlscra.rrd
George Ro'tefis. A.1eete'i for killing vi. Ca:sen
near Ca1rull o., Ill, on the eth tnsran aa& fs.u
committed for trlAl for murder, II the September
tcln Of tic Green toEntT C.trEit CoEr-
, 1869-08-01

Correspondence Urt>srrn the Elinlr.
fIsrn of thr Executive Gun, ntittccN
OF f1ie Two 1y1nEt OF the Itnpnili~
can I'nrt,.
RICHMOND duly 9l.--1o'ln ~. jenkins. Chair
-rln Of The sta.- te:fr1l COMMITTEE: Of the Wells
win. Of the ftrF 1ii!'CDh parry. having Hr1tGn
letter TO DE. GiFacr. Chairman Of thr tcatrat Com
x. n!E'Eg That the ;mo tha" rruni;c ~ caTslnK
,'lr latter ws:,tt letter III reply
Ers arts. b,r.usc cli'rr Irrpcd 10 10 SO or op-
III Tic altno1t unhnauus endorsement ut H"pub.
and o.scrtlur that the cnlorcti people who were
Ir:sr's II the Wells 'raHrra arr nov Et,ckinZ hy
hundreds IT, the GFuniWa!kcf etilidasd he CoD-
elnd.H as fnlln~k:
i6u Akk lbr coalition nI tho iwD WtnG1 Of tho
Hcrn:''tcAn in,rf5. c1Hnot admit that 1he paIty
Il d'rlhcl. IN The cc.stEnr,, c!a!lu TINT The
Efu.t-Walkcr party Ut the Eatlona!
tcnt, % ntW n - 1lw,-s, .tc rciicy Of ;hc
President ma If to1rrras ami much has ~
'1fs1s' to f,rrk To III. Iatr HclIS ran. haye
t1l1 10 NY, VIC Fini1 E:Ad.J welcome them to our
rortp. fer VIZ 4Er GrwlHl L, ttrllEisr nnr c!aaa
U! r1t;Ern. Di ite 1ulrrrahlr blessings that nnAl
N1w to }!Trthn firm MI nhrlIits.ra1 enforcement
Of iturc naltnnal principles OF which Frrs1dcnt
H:urt snil r"ili:rrsr aEn Tho hra1 anil 5ront.' y
EuipLtl Th.::Ia. J.. August, rrn1Iincut tawFrf,
id tts Entt.:::iS. fic i7as IN 0t!ccr In thc Mex
trsn @Thr. md t.t1nrE If the Ftfth virginia Guu-
fcNcTatC ItcEtHcHL
, 1869-08-01

MtAsrA Nl5Bycr. TcaFbG Co.. E,arEtactHrera
Of agricultural implements, cnnn ioac.itcE} Aau
t.efls, hive rnceutly moved into their new waro-
sLu,se, co1,,' Of Teach md setor etrecss oppn'tc
II. II. Tnyiors Agricultural Na.chourr+ anil on
ihr l!ne Of Tic P,ttsbusGh. r. Warnc Chicago
Ha.lroa,L THIS gives thr1u side trark nti dfrct
communication With thrtr extensive Aaall.
f.cttTirh CIR If which, lHyu,Jcr. lny IN ~ To-
raiet ut MN 'De!d, o.. rni the othrr. luynsrr,
Eurten 4 Co.. at Clnctnna:.. q.