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, 1869-04-09

The Lynchbu1g Va.) Ners, in announ-
cling the arrival Of General Jubal A. Early
in that city, calls him GLORIOUS old patriot
aud soldies,rr and pathetiea1ly ejaculates:
"ua loved old mother, Virgins, welcomes home
her gallant son with outstretched armA and points
70 him with becoming pride u ono of her priceless
jewels, and as indeed worthy 70 be c11led her
son-"
General Early may be "gallant son Of
Vizginia;" bnt, in his various encounte.a
with General Sheridan, his t'gallantry" was
far exceeded BY his rapidity in getting tout
Of the way. The "priceless jewel" spent a
good portion Of .its dmo in being "whirled
up-the shenandoah.
, 1869-04-09

The United states is not, the xonly coun-
Try in which mcn Of low birth 1can -riso to
high station. Tho late H. Troplong, Psesi-
dent Of the Emperor Eapoleona Senate,
be doubted, howerer,-considering] tho lit
tie @alue OF tho Legislature under the
present form Of government in France
whether Trop1one was as useful Ito the
French milton IN his latter position as he
Waa IN his former.
, 1869-04-09

The Democratic press of the North has
made vociferuus complaint overithe "nnili-
tary tyranny in he lsouth. Thelpeople
Of that unfortunate section have been
crushed to tho earth under the--irontheel Of
the armed minions Of Federal power" ct
ttfer1. Hear the Richmond Inquirer:
"opr exchanges throughout Virginia, At evcry
point where troops bare been stationed. refer to
ihets departure In kindly terms, nnh speak OF tho
mulual regrets expressed by the soldiers and ctu-
, 1869-04-09

Chief Justice Chase, OF tho application
for writ OF error made by the counsel Of
I'witchell, the Philadelphia murderer, has
decided TINT the provisions Of the National
Constitution which puspost to secure to all
persona the right Of trial By jury, which
exempt them from being twice imperil1ed
for the same offence, and from testifying
! against themselves, an arc limitations on the
Hntional Government only, Any State
| may still, in its own courts, SO far as tho
| National Constitution is concerned, torego
or abolish any OF nj these rights as to all
who come under its Legislative lur'sd'c'
ton This decision is moi, as has beer
represented in some quarters, novelty, bu1
is in harmony with the uniform tenor d
former decisions. Several d the 6ta&et
, 1869-04-09
EORHERY IN INDIANA
Tho Outrage In Crawford County,

The Outrage In Crawford COMFY.
Srxing1iN, Ina {AJ7as,, Cryrs1nnssse= cf t3t
S<r 4 i:s7sg Commercial
On Wednesday evening Last one Of me nosl
tlces3y, Is Weu - the mos& coWartE3 deeds *as
{ mmitied in this vicinity that has ever Jet been
John Rn4s 1t = l1;e hour It night, while enjoying
the peaceful aurtuuntnGs Of the f1es!de. wAs soo,
denly attacked BY number OF nc1, ~oo utaEEeu
him frcm the hocse. and afstt oestlac hlm a.uos5
to death set ire to lis house, th-A dfssfOxln1 AZ
fne property he possessed IN The world. ne eenls
F.Gor mAn
A.. Reea wss alone It the tine. inneIih;ely
st1e. t1k1ug him oIt Of the house they eomnenced
beating him with clubs, and HJinE To tie him WIZ
. la1Ee ruf,c that they had brought with tnem 1of
utai PURPOSE We can only con3ecfuse- MI hpe%
struggled with eight Of the Slstna for At lest On =
two hundred yarus Of ground before be nade AZ
noise, Tie then commenced calling for hesp+ The
cpnaIct then contfc.eJ until t~o OF hi? nelghboss
Glanced 10 hear h.- ctes for help. 3nf5 Aseo
sbout one half mile fvon The plzre. Inty Asose,
stre.sed ard went TO his AID These f11n&N prove
The cu.-thrpats zauld not meet The reAn1ofcE-
retutz, but red n thesE approach Several shosa
wcrc trrt u MI. Ron, but to no eject He H9A
AFRO tied several times to rfet, out IN
breaking utpAeu tooee and N nna4ay snalchinG me
rppe ffttt them and throwing r s~ay. kleEs, md
HOY he keps them from Killing him H mystery.
There was undoubtedly sesne I'D rentered h1ghe1
% other reason can be assgned for this blood
thirsty aud cowardly deed than = slight gTud2s
that had e1tftea some tine berw zen vi. Ross And
ctftaM otntE men IN the cosum1nirF.
MI Rnes thinks he knows III the men that wert
engaged IN The ac1.r The nost respectable du
xens al the county fynpathtxe with HIN, giving u
the nd the5 CAL
, 1869-04-09

The nomination Of J. N. Ashley as Gov
eruos Of Wyoming has been "hung up, ss
the snying is, in the Senate, to- give time
for moro careful reading Of the Case cor
respondence, Would it not be well for the
Sepate to consider, also, The ine1pediency
Of sending men out to the Territories
to act as Governors, merely because
they have been repuaiated by
their own constituents. Ashley WIS de-
fested by lnzge nnaiority in Republican
district which gave At the same election a
l4.ge majority for General Grant. We
never could sec the fitness Of appointing a
msn as Governor or foreign minister merely
because he has received his ticket-ofaeave
| from his own neighbour.
, 1869-04-09
Return TO Ken4on After Forty Yez1tx
Of Insanity.

!
Aboa: forty years ago \ yorng lady, eighteen
years Of age4 full of life and beauty, md : re4-
dent Of this county, from some Unknown, or, It
lesEt- rnguvefrahte cs1se, became suddenly iu-
SANE For soKe time she renamed beneath the
roof Of her PARENTS and received the unted edbEs4
and sympathy of her relatives and
friends But Ill to no avail Tbs naentd
faculties weru too surely broken. 4hoE<
th7e acer she became an lnr1sse Of ou- County
Poor House at De*'.rhle, wte.e she rem .l:d un.-
II few days knce, a curiosity to Strangers And
wholly loet 70. herself Wen We rrnembes-
three yea1s htnee, while psJtng visit -
ID H. % 1ely rtssnRe .ppeasaaee m @ q "crI. ssss s
Ann-" There vas something peea!la1
About her arrangement, 50 much 50 ta1s VIC
have often called 10 mind incidents Of hec con-
.etsatdcn, and peculiar shout nss mannefA nut
| per coTnomen ard Is aeatu a1ne. What k.eer!
foy ys.rs q oaak ss,snss s4a e. 70. - 5s.a
| yuuno ara beautiful and the companh,n Of the "a,
and 1nl1taful Now she y cid, feehse aui gray, i
the enjoyment oalJ Of TUG fact 2; Il sha = azas
Guatn3ance-
, 1869-04-09

have greatly modified their laws relative 10
these matters, Michigan hnving aboli1hed
grand jurios and mAdo other important
notifications
, 1869-04-09
Death of Dr. Robley Duns1lson.

FToM N< F%tLS1klphl0 FTEse, IpFNA
The announcement Of the death OF ibis eminent
gentleman viii be met with heartfelt sorruw
tn Tits city last evening. He was horn tn Keswick
Cumberland, Engi2nd tn 17os. and 1t the time OF
hfa deceasc WAS Professor OF the Institutes Of
Medicine &nd Medical jurisprudence in the
Jefferson MEDICAL College ii thts city. He
, 1869-04-09

Judge Van No7Int1, the Missouri functsouaty
who rome eighteen months stnee performed the
royel judicial feat Of entering decree Of divorce
between himself and wife, subsequently remarked
tcr. The parties Are again In court for dtruTuo-
nent, this TING On the petition Of The wi1c-
The French Imperial family VII pay visit tn
August next, TO Corsica, 10 celebrate the hn1-
, 1869-04-09
R0RBERY IN NEW YORK.


From the Sesc 3urk Herutd, l. pri76
Last evening = menbeE Of the hr1n OF Richard
T. Buck, No, - South atfeet v1stteI the centtl
once and reported that they had been robbed oi
nearly t1U9.No IN securities aaa negotiable furds
closed 4 tns usual hour on Saturday ana eoe door
property secured. On openIuS the place yesterday
morning ife ONCE presented scene Of rema.kahle
ehao9- TIE safa OF tie house hsd been broken u
Al examination showed that tic entire contc1ts
hEd been carried OF by burglars, who lad posaihlI
The following ne The securities and rrope7t,
stoltn 1oz the recovery of which large reward !.
ooerea 70 Whit The appctises o, tbs detectives:
1fSicr1ed y ,a1;daa sa3res u 5as Peoples National
Registered bonds State Of South Carolina,
dated April g, ~, for STA each: ...:... 1000
NJ, Sos- Is, 81, 0,e5a, 1859, 1,s43 and
1oo shares q t*enty seven dollars eaeh, in
: the Fourth Sauot!L Bank u New Yorx.. 10, ,oo
Twenty shares, Of 1fry.tiye dollars each, in
the Leather Manufacturers Sailonal Bank
r1enty " iHsH shases oi ihs American Exchange '
National Bank OF New Tork. neot
Shares In TIC BucsstoH National Jians Of
SHARES ot lie Sassan R.aI, Drooii;n..... 2sN
sha1es ii I1ad:smcns TiEst Insurance NV
Company, Of bfoosisn. ...;.;,.., 500.
Shares IN u0nhaaers Institute Of Physical
Culture, trooklyn, all in the name Of Rich
SHARES Of tic iianos er Sa;o1u banI, IN the "
name uf Charlotte l. Buck. ..-........,.. LOO
snarea OF ditto. in the name OF Emeila 4
Shares q tic National ifusf Company. of
New rork. ..............-.:. G9&
Uld Corn Exchange stock, In the nzrnc Of X
T. Huck Co.. ...-..,...,......-.....-.. 20
Cniied States 5-eJs, registered in the nalne
OF The brooklyn Security for the KeifeI Of
Aged and INDECENT FemAies, Nos. 1855,
1s,Si9, laSSn Si.Os0 each 2ch.-............... S.01
Cnitcd NAteA b-23a, Registered bonds, III
The n411e OF Julia Z. Fend1eton, Sesport,
/ !AAut. E,UV
In addition to the above there Wis q larY.
Atu1unt OF negotIabie securities md cash, [aciud
Ing &soo fU0 IN cash, 36JU Ia hse-tMenty Unitet
States corp4n bouds belonging to the bookkeercl
aud f4U0 or $500 belonging to the 1r1r 1t Il satt
that The total value OF The property stolen viii
reach $oo,tNo or 311e, ,0u1- ...
Tie time when the burglary WIS cotamlttel
must have been between Saturday At O'Clock In
the evening and O'Clock on Monday morning:
TIE Nel-aecertcd theory Of the rubbesJ T. that on
SATURDAY one Of The burglars tecr,tet himself to
the building, and on Sunday Admitted bis accom-
pi!ces y hen The robberJ vas cohsutnmased
, 1869-04-09
Wovemcntz OF NorkthEmetss

The m1lbIe bed FlbdcfE q sSeW York t1st ue-
rcanded IN sivarce Of = cents upon taelr present
ezipents1s nd laaoycfs ~ On ssr1ke lot n IN
, 1869-04-09

Steel Works Bufne1L Mt Al1eKhany
City, Pa
P111sstReB, Aprti I-she Lahe1lo ssezi Ho5@.
Rerer Co. ownera, 1t ADegtanJ CIT tefo
EARLY burned last n1g.t Lnss anout Sc 90: n
snTsd x,o6a Ahos.t 1ss hnnds arc tatova 9ss O
employment, TIE building Will b fs1uH a
once.
, 1869-04-09
AFFRAY IN A RAILROAD CAR,
Shooting and Knocking Down.
WoAatngt1n {APr1 8 Ds*pateA to las Sess &orl


To'"t'71" tApra o ,i2r:Re Rs:PattA t" 1'' Sf'' York
The departure Of the train for baltimore At noon
by the report Of pistol tred IN the iaics' car. A
rush WAS mAae for the scene OF connoslo:- II
aPsnrs TT A E n hSts"5 Eshs % fsnsf
place for Canals, where he hiss reshled for three
or four past came on heEe two Or three days
10 start. Shorty af.tr he vas seated
hs Tts y cqo1e @
inF M 10 fl.rnd wio nst accomrsn:es ht;:a: isfl
With him to see why you have teen golpR about tho
city threatening to kill me on sight have done
netting 70 Da ena Mcaa se sGe yGs outsae 7,
from bis seat ns II to accompany them, and
Co1enel Loant and Captain SJe, brother Of ne
Senator tu.1ed e lesss s1e 1 appsa,s a; ,e
Ia advance Of Elchtaon. suddenly looked rut1nd
and found \ p.sso1 pointed at bis back. He had
Ionnt Lon ,urseI quickly, ind ia throwing up IL arm
LETT hnnl, breaking the ringer. Lount planted hts
lnoesng @ % Tic iniis idnai down Lcans then seized
The pistol and catching E:ra.on By the the throat
put the plAto! IT his heai, rc1aaltifg: =" You
blown out, but spare Jou 1or The sayc Of yoar
family 1hc enpoIcs of tho car seized the cn:1-
lAtln1a AND were &bOut 10 etpafAlG tRcEls mean
| while two policemen appeared aud rooE
| the parties into custody. There
were number Of ladies IN the -: il may oe in
a4tue that they were not In the most sercne stale
I OF Mind cot = ien taking m opportunity 70 giFc
vent to their feelings. Etehfson, during the com
| bat, sceuzed Colonel Lnunt Of tnpropar conduct
With his wife, who has for three or four years pas!
lived portion Of the time In Canada, nut crest
ef portion Of tic time here boarding u the same
! house with Colonel L1unt Colonel Lo1a!
| Claims that he was unArued except with has
| Walking STICK. The parties were taken to shl
Station House. Lcunt was released on parole,
and Etchison held for \ bearing. At o'ctocI
this evening the case came up btfOre Justice
Walters. Etchison xaa prr.eut his face IN = very
dhhplda;ed condition. aud WIS sopportcd b. two
! lawJer1. Afstr ZONE preliminary conversation
outside, the case vas called upt The Justice ask
| cd LG1nt whether he hsd any Charges to make.
! lie replied he hai none A policeman then re-
| marked that the report Of pistol was heard in
the eaE. Lo1nt replied that pistol Was hesni TO
tIrlole. bat he thought that The person who held
| the weapon was too much Of coward 70 1.c II;
| 70 Er SUPPOSED It went OF by accident The
| whole aIsif terminated IN 6WoEe. EtchsOn wlI
leave fur Memphis, Tenn, 1t once
, 1869-04-09
Ctr Trihunr,
SUBSCRIPTION TKnNs:

DAILY E2aoo. Fer yes1. ty 90
9H#ce1ly Ealtien. pef year. b3 xA{1--.-.,.. GOO
Sunday Edition. pr yea+. by aeA1t--...-... $50
hee&E EAtinu AfS yeat+ t9 NA1l. 400
Pasts q kscsk It easae ra4e = 49,,
To rzr~eui Aay aa& r4dstateA - saic and gvs Fst
ptsce address IN ful 1. .tsaatnv ssate ard oouaty.
pcstaAs4ers 4.e allowed u Px esnt connaissiou-
Pos oees o.ac- < IN registered lettef, At ouf siat
--kAs TO CIT Errse1nrnR:
GkGy >tisucd- Eond4y H1crFIEn .:s3<1s ser wste-
pzR. deaFGed> boAdAy fxGLrc-c 3Otss r.: wrek
AnStH TRIBUNE COMPANY,
Chicacu, III.
, 1869-04-09
POLITICAL

Total va1ne q crpp ot - snd COZ
rleneniA g. exocaono
, 1869-04-09

holder. and hoacs.r u the exception It l.
estimated thai while the cotton ta1 lAsted che
third Of It was Etotcn, xad thss ooe0lf Of the Cas-
tum House dunes xre drv1aed nnon@ the ofa1tass
and Che isnportefs- AZ To the Wnsfry ta1 nsae.t-
I'VE ner cent Of II for three years past has beta
tlchrd BY the whtskey ring. During the tFeve
months preceding tho advent Of SapeFstsor
Creecy not enough revenue WIS derFA
from the whiekry a1 70 ray the
ssls,tes OF the collectors and Asseasors- nos1i:h-
standing tne.n were lorty-tre d1stllle1ses In fall
blast IL ths STATE Il Is low estimate to kAr that
| SIX millions year were stolen BY The whtssey
ing in Lou.san1- The roiSang ot the toaaeeo tax
and the esaAon Of Income taI were hasdlJ less
| csx1Au, than the cheating tn the Custom Housc.
tarc cot t1.,st mr. rco TO rtllse what Il told me-
cf the tolpss Of the Legislature; Of how money Is
| appropriated, ratsed and s4uandcrcd; how bills
for gxtadllnS The public were passed, or The means
| curioyed to induce the government 10 sisa so7ae
| bills and veto othe.s: how gambling shops aad
lotteries were enartesed; and how nucs II cost to
! buy the yotes Of the Radical ca-pet-nsSEers m
Democratic sca,t2wASH 70 pass the bulls and secure
! thels APPROVAL bt tie E1eeutlve> oa every h:ist'
ness street Of New Orleans gambling hells licensed
| tv the Legislature to rty their aTocst1on, arr
nightly N full elass- The gamblers h!rr storea on
the ch1eI bukt1ess streets h.nS ont tae!r banners
! en- tic outer x1l and nom nrss noo> 10 attic III
games 0! chance, fraud 1nd deception are ca7.ed
On trusu nishtts to morning snd these places are
visited By thzonTa OF TeoP.e-s1n
dre..s gambling and Thousands looking on aat
learning the games, preparatory 70 trying thel,
tuc1 IN epuahAts wtsa tue tiger. RIAckicg7 az<
sxa17ntng hlther from Ill paris OF North America
md from Europe to prey on those Of less sSiu II
the nj Of cheating with d.ce and casuA osA fo'
The licensing OF nouses Of TGust1ntaon wss EraKts.
DISCUSSED aad nearJ passed the Legislature: sad
IT /. tel.eyet cnly failed from becoming ta* Z
r,rut,enr NJ tie tS,a jeouAey Of the bribery fuEt
, 1869-04-09

E6pQ3
renemhranees Of L2malttne, with the Inauguration
Of the orsssa Of the Trinity, and the sale Of tao
pictures Of the late F. DeIesser, rich nuAacies,
who, to hlz great regte1 was unable 70 taka away
with hin, ei1h.r hts pictures or his rnoaeJ- It Is
lcekJ ioz u, however, for each one Naa able 70
take avay wnai he loved the earth would De as
hare zs the heart of stick broker oefose censo-
y had passed. by. Quite number Of these paint
ings brought la1ge su.ns, Is for instance, Virgin
and The infant Jesus, By Raqhaea. tsooae francs.
Fish Market, By Tensesst Ia, 600; Hoi-
lind tutertr scene, By P1es1o do Hooge, lsn ooo; ;
xpd aotue eoxB on knoll, BY Albert cuJn loa, ,ooc-
Tit forty. TIT, md s.st, Thousand sssnn ss.tntea
were unmbe,lezs. In two ds1B they sold a third
CT quarter Of the whole gallery for 1,soa, ,ooo
francs These pictures "1l be Scattered to tbs
four corners ot the Garth TIE Raphael waa pur.
CHASED By tie Duks dfAnnAe. Tnny recently
| sold Be11eJets furniture, md WrTe fortunate
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-14
THE LATEST NEWS.

We condense the following from the Gold
Hill News of last evening:
1t is stated that General Banks urges the
recognition by this government of the Gu
bans.
Little Mac has had an interview With
Grant.
Admiral Porter has become the virtual in.
cGmbent of the Navy Department.
New York, May Pat meeting of the
Anti-Slavery Society last evening, Fred
Douglass was the first speaker. He said
that the negro race claimed fair plav, the
right to vote and be voted for, and, ineiden-
tally, the amalgamation Of white and negro
races, which, he said, was certain to follow.
Negroes must be socially and politically
equal notwithstanding the disvowals OF their
friends The negro, he believed, would pro-
duce beneficial results.
Senators Wilson and Stewart, Of Nevada,
spoke briefly in favor of the Fifteenth
Amendment.
-SWendell Phillips advocated. as pubic pol
icy. Justice for all nations-negro, Indian.
German or Irish. The United States could
afford to absorb all.
1t is said that ex-Secretary Seward is
going into New York sanctum as an edi-
tor Don't believe a word it it.
Six steamers were burned at the Cincin-
natl landing on "Wednesday morning. Loss
heavy.
The Washington printers are making
row because son of Fred Douglass has
been given i" sit " in the Government
Printing office. The case is a novel one
and may lead to such a division in the typo
graphical fraternity as will eventuate in the
breaking up of the present Printers Union.
The regulation OF working prices is one
thing the prescribing Of political and per-
sonal preferences is another. The printers
of Washington City are lor used to be)
largely on the side Of the shin bone Demo
crazy. If they quit the Government Office
on " Caucasian " grounds it will soon be
manifest that their places can be filed by
Abolitionist printers from New England.
Wells, Fargo & Co. hold that their mail
contract overland expires with the COM
pletion of the Pacific Railroad.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-14

ROSEBUD STATIoN.-Goe. F. Parsons tells
| of a wayside station on the c. P. r. r., in a
letter to the San Francisco Times as follows
The only picturesque features in this part
of the country are the names which the COM
pany has given to the stations, and in some
cases they are terribly inappropriate. Thus
for instance, one arrives at a dried up shan.y
in the middle of dried up desert. he very
sage brush looks exhausted with the heat,
and the alkali soil reflects the rays of the sun
savagely. There is not vestige of anything
beautiful to be seen,t far or near and vet on
a tent on one side Of the road : the name of
the station-Rosebud, Shade of Flora, with
what condign vengeance should you visit the
miserable wretches who thus sport with their
misfortunes! And yet there is substratum
of fact in the matter, too. 1t appears that a
party of workmen were up in the bills, some
ten miles away from the railroad, when they
came. in little nook or glen, upon poor
stunted, weakly rosebrush, struggling for ex
istence in the desert. The opening flowers
recalled sweet scenes and memories to the
toilers in the wilderness, and so, with
tender association of ideas that is almost
pathetic, they named the nearest station
Rosebud. I look at the poor, burn; up, ugly
place, with more respect since / learned this
story, and l repress the sneer which was
rising to my lip at what l deemed a wanton
mockery Of far-of beauties.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-14

EIGHT MEN HANDLE ONE THOUSAND
Tons OF IRON IN DAY.-Mr. Geo. F.
Parsons has letter in the San Francisco
Times in which he describes what he saw on
the great railroad. After describing Prom
ontory Point he gives US the following:
Just here it was that MIR. Minker: Super
intendent of Construction. determined TO at
tempt the unparalleled feat of laying ten
miles of track in single day. Most men
would have chosen at least level. straight
piece Of ground but he pitched upon what
IS probable the most unfavorable place on
the whole line, grade of sixty six feet, and
a sharp curve through deep cutting. You
have already had the account of the affair,
| presume, and it is therefore useless for me
to enter into details. l desire, however to
call the attention of your readers TO the diff
culties l have mentioned ; and to the addi-
tional fact, that during that day eigjt: men
handled a thousand tons of iron. Every
rail passed through the hands of that indom-
liable eight, every man of which utterly re-
fnsed to be relieved until the feat was
accomplished. MIR. Dan. easement, of the
Union Pacific Railroad, told me yesterday
that he thought he could lay fifteen miles in
dav. 1t is safe to say so now, because
there IS no fifteen miles to lay. The feat
achieved by Minkler's men is without pre-
cedent in railroad construction, and l, for
one, do not believe it can be beaten
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-14

How THE "LAsr SPIKE" GUN WAS FIRED.
The San Francisco Chronicle thus describes
the process of firing the gun which announ-
eed the driving Of the last spike:
The arrangements for conveying the news
of the driving of the last spike on the Pacific
Railroad was wonderfully complete. The
of the fite-alarm telegraph
had the striking apparatus of the great bell
connected with the wires of the Western
Union line. and each blow struck with the
silver hammer on the spike was simulta-
neously heard here. The first blow was
struck at Ill.,, Aim, 81 seconds A. NJ, mean
time; at the same instant the gun at Fort
Point, also connected with the same wire.
belched forth the glorious news in thunder
tones. Nine blows we're struck in driving
the spike. The same signals were sent SIM
to St. Louis. Chicago. New
York, Boston and Philadelphia. and it is
probable it was sent across the cable to
Europe, and long be fore this the whole world
is aware Of the completion of the great
Trans-con.ipental Railroad.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-14
ORGAN PERFORMANCE IN AID OF .

ORGAN PERFORMANCE IN AID OF THE
GOLD HILL FrNp.-Heller has generously
volunteered his aid to benefit the sufferers
bv the late calamity in Nevada. and, on
Thursday next, at two o'clock P. M. at the
Unitarian Church, on Geary street, Will show
his skill on the Organ. Most Of the public
know what wondrously sweet music this
magician evOkes from a piano, and when all
the grand harmonies ofthe noblest of instru-
ments are laid open to his touch. 1t may be
imagined the effect will not soon be forgot
ten by any who hear. The entertainment, is
given under the auspices Of the San Francis
CO Stock and Exchange Board, and the
Trustees of the Church have placed both
organ and auditorium at the disposal Of
charity.-S. +. Times.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-14

EIeBr THOUSAND Two HUNDRED DOL
LARS STOLEN. New York Herald of
May LIST says:
The thieves have been quite active Of
late in their pleasant efforts to relieve
the unweary of their surplus cash.
Yesterday afternoon two very we'll
dressed gentlemen entered the shipping
establishment of Herman, Cook l. Co,
No. 6 Hanover street, and after satisfy
ing themselves that no person in the Of
fee paid any particular attention.
TO their good looks or the fashionable
cut of their clothes, paid their respects
to "A cash box containing $500 in gold
coin and S7,6O4 in notes, drafts and
checks, with which they left the office
without leaving their cards. The po-
lice are very anxious TO be introduced to
the duo, but from present indications II
would seem that the Introduction wouid
not take place for IL few years TO come.