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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-11

A Resolniion extending the time for the conapIe-
ton Of the Portage Lake and Lake superior
ship canal suo 81 rsn.
resentatives Of the United states o. ainef'ea III
melton of the Portage Lake and Lake superior
ship canal be, and the same IS hereby %
The III I'd day of March, eighteen huncred ana
seventy-one.
Approved, April 10. 1869.
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c-.,,-e-or,le House Of Repre- seutatiyes.
8.'c''-NSA L. F NAEF.


prf-ETHnf 7 -
,.oi Nv he President: Received feoru-
AIRY 9th, Ice" e.o.o-The foe
rafn, resolution HAVING been pre-I,nted 10 .Le
President Of the unitel states i3r a. ~ tEf
bn 60. of gress where it orguatei WITHIN tue
tme sg prescribed by tie Constitution q the Jh'te'
St"ti Las Lee51Ie a law without lis al pro'al
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In all cness Cure. Guaranteed.

In Syrl,ilis and it, aijuncts, Gonnorrhaa anu
,cp,,en, inz Diseases all disorders q the Bad
der. kidneys and ppst4te; siminal Weakness
Diseases OF the Heart ana Lungs; dyspepsia; Ihoi.
,..ti,4, Iu,r1tency: IHcipicut Consumption, and
ali ia,es of tile unagy organs in either sex, cur
- =. .r.rar,.rl OF No PAY reluired,
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sun GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.
The Greatest Discovery Of this or arg o"'sf -aSs
prentiye Powders for Married Ladies.

These powders will be fund of essential vaiue 10
those whose means. health, or other circumstari-
ces do not permit them to Incieuse 1he huhipes =,
their family without Inconvenience, SUFFERING anu
nerhars risk of life This preparation is new, safe
iniaIl be convenient ard simple, and cannot IN
iure the health of the most delicate. 1t curtaiis
no privileges, but gives strength ana sigof. h"-
alIY con ere,i it is of the highest utility ard sue
tanned by the soundest principles Of pruden ara
virtue Their use should be avoided at ceria'h
times Price SO box Sent TO any part OF tie
oast perfectly safe from suspicion.
Remit the amount bv Mail or EXPRESS. addressed
70 REM JOSEELYN, NJ. b
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rU,uortan. to the Ladies.

When females in trouble or aihlctet WIZ a's-
a,se aud REQUIRES medical o. surgical ATTENDANCE
20 erouiry should be, Where Is there lihy sitiaf
jo is fuly competent to administer relief, anu
is, able standing in society recommends
in, 70 ne nfiienc- of the community The Doc
-. understanding how iHlera'iveiy necessary
T. Ne requirements axe, fre's catiea upon 40 .h'ei
% and BIZ calling the attention OF the afflicted
t,re fact that he has been Professor q ooste-
,;cs and Female Diaeases for TWENTY EARS anu
: fnIlv ousl;fe ed to administer in all cases, both
oa5ic,lIy and surgcaily, not in -uperhclal in"i-
nor lint in as thorlnz 90 manner as years OF study
and nractiee-both in hospitals and private fahh-
IL make to save them from the hands 9th
nnoualified. interruptions. and designing. n ere
&c antilles can rely upon him as upon fttLer
Al in affection can find in him one who can fee'
and simnatiise with, an befriend them in trouoie
enc in whose secrecy the utmost confidence can
,a rlaced C.nsultat :on BY Letter es OtheF"iss)
FREE Seeaddress below
ThrCeIebrared Female Rem edfes'
n,nnounded from the private prescriptions OF Dr.
yo-nc lave now obtained most extended porn
larity7 and are correctly viewed to De 'he sstts'
and surest remedies for the com ialnts ior which
thay are anpIied The constantly accruins testi-
mo1ials of their efficacy declared them 10 be pre-
syni,ently superior to heir action.
No lady should be without these kenoVanhe
A1en,s None genuine unless procured at TINS
nffice Sent by mail OF Express to any part o. tAe
State. rrnYrrHE
The Greatest Discovery Of this or any ether zss'
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PRIVATE Disc

Ia Males and Irregularities in Females are the great
testr9yers of health They insidously attack the
systeIn ana gradually undermine and destroy it:
ticy drive the bloom from the cheek, The lustie
from the eye, the strength and sisor from the
fame thew give puny diseased offspring, and
poison through successive generations, ~ race cf
man The marks can be seen in SeEotula, Con-
SUMPTION C.ippIes. the idlotic, the Paraytie, tts
Insane.
There is no more terrible scourge to the human
race than those diseases arising from the contarrlI-
nation V..perial Poison. The lnildest FORMS by re-
treating to the blood, holt ever over the one afIc-
led the sword of de- trucrion that is liable at any
moment to fell and bijght-to utterly desiroy-al
earthly hopes.
NEKCUkY recagn zed as the most FATAL
MEDICAL ENEMY to man, combining with the
y.uerial doubles his dangers. Those who have
beer, treated with that TeTnciot!- Nj y 2AL POl-
SON are n 1t cared the disease has only assumed
anew form. o,-,,,e
20 NeIEE SATISFIED WITH PARTIAL CURES
mat leave. the poison crawl through the sys-
t.r, eating it. vay into the tissues and organs
naneath tile apparently smooth suriace- TO burst
an, in the future with virueace that V i'll battle
the effects OF medicine. " hen Perfect CURES can
he obtained rs consulting physician. whom long
practice and thorough legation into the canse
IF diseases OF tue UNNARf ORG Ans. enable to
.,etrr,pira at once the cause Of the disease.
In all diseases entrusted to The Daetor care;
PERFECT. SPEEDY. and PERM An ENi CURES,
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Observation-Disclosures II
Joint Resolution concerning vacaneiss m the gu
iutant Generals department
Re il resolved by the Senate and RohsH oil Rep
reseutatives of the United States OF America IN
Congress assembled That this vacancies existing IN
the Adjntant Generals department at the tlme oi
the passage of the act approved Marrh third
eighteen hundred and sixty.nine, "maklng ap-
negotiations for the support Of the array Tor the
wear ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred ana
seventy, and for other purposes. he, ana IN :
same are hereby, exempted from the operAsioo %
sid act.
Approved, April 10, 1863.
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Of tie investigation, aud have published
the same, in full, in the MADISON Democrat.
The steal being deniable-being plain
Is shown By the two sets of books, of the
TWO officers, something, of course must be
done to counteract the effect upon the Re.
publican Party, by It's publication.
So, the Ring called in the State Repub-
lican Committee, for counsel
They knew that they had been detected
caught.
They knew that their party would be
abandoned BY honest men, unless some
thing c cul Id be done, whereby they might
be again cloake1, and appear honest before
the people. They then proceeded to hunt
up victim, upon whom 10 charge the whole
thing.
They fell upon Poor old Father Spencer,
q former clerk Of the Secretary of State.
and the nominee of the Party for the Office
Of his master, aud charged him with the
steal. They knew that be was innocent,
bat somebody must die, that the Party
might live. The sacrifice must be Ugh, as
the sin was great, aud so, the old martyr,
meekly laid bis head on the block, and wa.
crucIfiei
The old fool, at the command of his mas
ters, accepted the enure responsibility OF
the Insurance steal and at the request OF
the Ring, withdrew his name from the
Republican ticket as candidate for Secre-
targ Of State, and, new man Was p t iu
his place.
But the people of this State are not fools
and viii not he satisfied, with the cruel
slaughter Of an innocent victim, as a cloak
to hide the plurdering OF these who are
guilty.
Nothing less than a thorough, cleaning
out of the wh 5le nest, will save the people
from robbery. Fifty times Sc, 500 has been
annually, wrongfuliy taken from the people
and pocketcd by State officers Shall they
have another lease Of power, or shall we
have new set of officers, who will bring
TO light, the crimes Of the old.
Fourteen years have the Republican
Party been in power in the State, and the
conviction forces itscf upon the mind oi
every thinking man, that it is time that
there vas a change. Certain!y the dcvel
opmcnts at Madison for the last few days
are enough TO convince, any man, who
does not ibiuk more Of his Party than he
does Of his money, that there should be Z
change in the complexion Of our State
rulers.
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The Ssez Canal and the Pacific Rail
Read

The SEE CaLal and the Pacific Rail
Read.
The Chicago Courier says, however uu-
pleasant to cur national pride there is ev-
ery reason to believe that the "road to
, he Indies" does not lie over tie SUBMITS
Of the Rocky mountains. This belief Is
founded on the very simple fact that na
tiopal enterprise, however gigantic and
commeud&bie, cannot ultimately reverse
the laws of nature or the laws Of trade =
y hiie American energy was uniting the
waters Of The ltantic aud the Pacific by an
IRON band, laid over tracEless plains and
through the bowels Of the Sierras, Euro
rean enterprise was cutting a road from the
u editcrraucan to the Red Sea through the
neck o" Egypt. On the seventeenth day
OF nexf November the Suez Ship canal will
he opened to navigation, aud from that
dsie the course of the worlds commerce
will be determined by the relative value of
land and water communication. 1t will
not require much knowledge Of the laws Of
political economy to conclude that the bulk
Of the trade of ASIA will pass over lie wa
ter highway through the deserts OF Eaypt,
and not over the raj ilroad through our wes
tern wastes. The experience with our
coas;ing steamship lines shows that not
wiJh>taudng the existence of competing
railroads the greater amount of merchaud
ze will always seek water transportation.
Il is true principle of the philosophy Of
commerce that that which is gained in ve
locity IS lost in power-in money, which is
the power Of commerce.
We may therefore expect to see, upon
the opening OF this canaI-a channel ninety
miles in length and of sufficient breath
and depth to permit The passage Of vessels
drawing twenty five feet Of water-a com
pete revolution IN the course of commerce.
The engineer Of the time Of The Pol, uics
connected the branches OF the Min with
the tributaries of the Rcd Sea, enabling
the small craft OF that day TO pass from sea
lt eIds aut GdNiuS Icy III lHtt center ~!
The world trade The constructive ener-
gy OF VI. Lesseps has also connected the
two seas aud premises TO destroy the equi.
lIbrium of commerce and 10 make the trade
OF the world once more pay tribute to the
Egypt OF the Pharaohs The change has
already commenced In 1865 the average
tonnage which passed daily through the
then incomplete canal was l4i5 tons Tn
years ago the entire popu alton WAS only
one hundred and fifty souls To day A. :,
600 persons are actually engaged in busi-
ness along the banks of this canal, and.
planting trees as they advanced. have
brought rain and a change of climate. and
have begun to transform the desert of
Egypt into fruitful soil. The changes
effected 10y thus striking from the map the
roadway By the Cape Of Good Hore are
not confined to Egypt but extent to the
the cities Of the Mediterranean, and scri-
ous'y threaten to weaken The ma-atiule su-
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Infamous Proceedings

A desperate attempt was made during
the pat week, to force Hon. E. A. Spen-
Ger to withdraw from the position he accept
ed on the Republican State Ticket here
are two parties engaged in il.
The first clique embrace E. W. Keyes
| (who was good Lincoln man, then john
son man, then Grant man, as each char
acter became necessary to hold the Madison
| Post Office) chairman Of the Republican
State Com, Ben Hopkins, G W Haze
| ton, and several Others who have been una
bic to use Mr. Spencer; the second clique
represents A. j. Craig and his friends.
who laboured zealously and effectually to
defeat Rev S Failows nomination for
Supt. CT Public Instruction. The stories
! they circulated have somehow leaked out,
and Craig is afraid that Methodist ministers
will get after him before election day if
something is not done to quiet them.
Tie TWO ciques do dot as yet work in ex
act harmony The Keyes s-IIopkins wing
want to put Senator Van Wyck of Keno
>ha on the ticket in Sppncer's place, while
Craig ani his friends want to concilate Fall
lows, by putting him on, proridcd always
| they can force Spencer off
We trust Mr. Spencer will not sacrifice
him elf for the benefit of either clique. he
was put on the ticke5 because the people
! knew him and have confidence in his integ
rlty and ability, a,td he ought not to piu5
into the hands Of such corrupt set Of me,,
as those ,cho non furnish the bruins for tn,
RepuJdcan State Committee. Rdcine .4d
| rOcate
The above is from one Of the strongest
Republican paper in the state. Truly it is
about time that clique at Madison we
cleaned cut" When it becomes neccss
ary for them to ruin an honest old man il
sn attempt to dodge ths odium of steal
they themselves have perpetrated We won
der il the people of Wisconsin will endor5t
such proceedings at the polls next novem
bor? We don't believe they Will
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Circuit Couri, Manitowoc Go.

State Of Wisconsin, Mani.Owoc County Cir
cult Court lgnat. frich, ag iust Peter
ChrismaLn.
pursuance and by virtue of an execution
L ISSUED, out OF the Circuit Court Of want
towoc county on the 10Th day Of August 1869
in the above entitled cause and tome directed
and delivered | shall sell nj public auction
at the Court House in the Village Of Manitowoc
en Saturday, III 10th day OF November, 1863,
at ten o clock in the forenoon the GLOWING
described proPer or as much thereof is may
bo necessarg 10 disfy said execution. to-wit:
The North East Quarter OF South East c gar
ter, the South West Quarter of South East
Quarter and the South Eas; Quarter Of North
East Quarter Of 3eetion No. Sixteen (l6)
Township No i]igh:Ccn tlS) North Of Range
No. Twenty-onel 2ll East lying. and being
situated in the Coaity Of Mani.osoe State
Of Wisconsin,. HIT
P MULH0LLAND, She.iG.
Date! M-ni.ewoc. Wis, ce. 1850.
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Dishonesty Of Our State Omoers.
last week the PnoT contained short
article taken from The Hudson Democrat
charging steal Of 10000 or Sc, 900 upon
the Ring Of State officers This week We
are enabled TO give more detailed &C
count OF the larceny, aud what the Repub
lcan party have done about it.
BY the laws Of 1859, all Insurance Com
pauiss. organized outside OF thi, State aud
doing business in the State, are required to
poy into the ,Stnte Treasury as license
fss three per cent. OF the gross Premiums
they receive. These companies by the
Law are required to repors the amount OF
premiums received at the end OF each year,
TO the : cretary Of State, ana upon that
report. the charge of three per cent Is
made. aud when paid the Secretary Of
State giants BIZ liccn.e, TO the company
paying.
AL these companies have been in the
habit for year,, ol making up their report,
and forrarding it to the S .crctary OF State
together with draft for the amount Of the
3 per cent ci rye, 'or their license, upon
the .cceipt Of which, by the Secretary, he
wopla.rcturn the required license.
fthds uo,e been asccriaiuei that qLod
Sc, 500 n Ills money sent to the Secretary
qf State during tie yeeyS 1866 and 1867,
acasterer paid ota 10 he State Treasurer
but scos pocke'ed b soDe oae The amount
sto.on dliiog 1865 and 1909, kas not yet
been psccriained bul eiIl probably reach as
large = sum, as for the two preceding
years.
This steal vas discovered by two or three
leading n-Democrat>-v 10 took it upoo
Themselves, to take a look into the books,
AMI records Of tho 1'so State Offices These
examining gentlemen, sclf appointed
vigil3ne6 committee Of the tax payers Of
cur State, hen plainly toli those officers,
lhai ,hey Should deem il their duty to cub
il-a 70 lhc people of the Stl.c the res !:
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News Items,

| 1t viii take eight cr ten days to repair
| the bresk in the Erie Canal.
Two hundred and fifty Cuban fiibusterS
left New York on the 4th.
Tie International Industrial Exhibition
opened in Buffalo on the 9Th.
The Rockford and ST. Louis Railroad i,
now completed as Tar as Moline, On the
Mississippi.
Goodwin Smith favors the independence
Of Canada, but opposes annexation in the
United States.
There is great deal Of counterfeit mon
ey OF the nickle five cent coin in circulation
at Nashville.
The Eckfords defeated the Marylands at
game of base ball at Baltimore, on the
9th, by score of IA tol3.
Henry Aquong murdered his wife and
her supposed paranour. and then stabbed
himself, at New York, ON the 5ti
On the 5lh 81, GOO were subscribed at
Indianapolis for the sufferers from the
recent boiler explosion in that city a'
Charles Pomeroy Button is to represent
Vermont at the National Commercial Con
vention at Louisville next week.
A egro named Wisdom Scott was taken
from the Jail at Someryilc, Tenn, by .
mob, Oh FRIDAY night, and hung
1t IS asserted that prominent member
of the Spanish Cortes is in command of one
of the insurrcctionary bands.
A boy named " heeler fell from freight
train On the Chicago aud Rock Island Rail
road, on the 5ih, and five cars passed over
his body, killing him instantly.
The clipper ship Drednarght was lost off
the island Of Terre Deliucgo, on the fourth
OF July. Her crew have just been rescued
by Norwegian vessel
A coorcd church at Caronlelet, six miles
below ST. Louis, was burned on the 5lh,
Loss sl0, coo; 10 insurance. TIE fire was
undoubtedly the work Of an incendlary.
The English cable is out Of order, and no
dispatches have been transmitted over tha
line since Monday evening. All our re.
ports from, Europe have come by the French
cable
Peru, South America, Has again Leen
visited by heavy shocks Of earthquakes Ia
the lower province the disasters have been
greatest tidal wave carrying away much
OF the shipping.
y Washington dispatch of the 5th says;
/ Gen. Butter is in Washington, aud takes
ground against the Virginia Situatiou, and
will undoubtedly OPPOSE the admission OF
the state by this Congress
! Special dispatches to Forney and to Re
publican papers in Wisconsin, from Nash
Vile, say tia, Andrew Johuson election
to the senate is regarded as quite certain.
! His prospects, it is said, have been much
improved during the last day or So
4 raIor is current in Washington that
the vacant place on the Ssip.eme Bench
viii lie tender- to Judge Iloar; that Mr.
Pie repent, Of New FORK, AMI that PennSyl.
vania VII. have The position OF Secretary OF
War.
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1-2 THE REGULAR RATES.

We want good reliable agents in every part
Of the country. BY employing your spare time
10 form clubs ana sending us orders, you can
obtain the most liberal commissions, either in
Cash or Merchandise and all goods. sent by
us will be as represen ed, and we guarantee
satisfaction 20 every one dealing with our
house.
Agents should collect ten cents from each
customer and forward to US in advance, for
description checks Of the goods We sell.
The holders Of the check have the privilege
Of either purchasing the article thereon de-
scribed. CT of changing for any article men,
tioacd on catalogue, numbering over $50
different artlcles,-n0t one of which can be
purchased in the usual way for the same mon
ey. The advantages of first sending for checks
are these We constantly buying small
OTIS Of very valuable goods, which are not on
our catalogues, and for which we issue che ks
till all sold besides, in every large club
we will put checks for watches, quilts, blank
cts, dress patterns, or some ether article Of
value, giving some members Of the club an op-
p rtuldty Of purchasing an article for about
one quarter OF its value
I'm every order amounting to over $50,
accompanied by the cash. the Agent may re-
tain 5 90, and in every order Of over 500,
800 may be retained to pay
TIE EXPRESS CHARGES.
This offer is more especially to assist agents
in the Western and Southern States, but 10
open to ali customers.
EMISSIONS:
Agents will be paid ten per cent in cash or
merchandise. when they fill up their entire
club, for which below we give partial list Of
commissions
For an order of $40. from club
of Thirty, we will piy the agents, commits
sion, % yds brown or blcached shecting good
dress pattern, wool square shawl, French cas-
simerc pants and vest pattern, fine lar white
counterpane, etc etc, or So 90 in cash.
s'Ds AN Order Of $50, from o club
Of fifty, We will pay the agent, commission
40 yds sheeting ,one pair heavy wool blauk cts,
| pop!Ii dress pattern, handsome wool square
sh. vi, silver case watch, etc, etc. or $5.0
in cash. s t
For an order of 100. from a club
Of one hundred, We will pay the agent, as COM
mssi n, 100 yds. COOL y.rd-wide sheeting,
coln-sllver hunting watch, rich long wool
shawl, suit of ali wool rencL cashmere etc, ,
or S 10 in cash.
We do not employ any trav cling agents, and
customers should not pay money to persons
pIrpOrting to lie our agents, unless personally
acquainted
send money always by registered letters.
For further particulars send for catalogues.
RKER & CO., .i
l2-3m 9S & I'v Summer St., Boston. Mass
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King William opened the Prussan Diet,
on the 9Th, with speech froni the throne,
in which he announced that important re-
forms would be introduced, placing the
eastern provinces on basis of seli-govcrn
ment, and that new educational laws would
be submitted.
Cases of robbery are reported bF the
score at ST. Louis each day last week, and
numerous rewards are offered for diamond
pins and watches, with no questions asked
The majority of these piiferings Occur on
the street cars, and evidence the advent of
a well>organizcd nest of thieves there.
The coroner jury returned he following
verdict regarding the indianapolis boiler
explo.ior That Z L. Davis aud twenty
others came to their death from injuries
received by the explosion of a loiicr at
tached to one of 4. T. Sinker & Co. s
portable engines, at the Indiana Sta!e
Fair grounds, on the lst day Of October,
1869, which explosion was caused hy care
lessness on the part of tho engineer in
charge John GAIL d ceased. ''fs
A little boy, aged seven years, the son Of
John Loos, was shot and killed while lean
ing out of window in Pitts'iurg, on the
4th. 1t is Lot known who committed the
deed
Dewitt c. Robinson, the Superintendent
Of the Evansville and Wabash Telegraph
Company, died suddenly Of heart disease,
on the Ash.
John S. Andrews, a Chicago operator in
the lower grades OF wheat. ha atSconled
taking with bin about s., 900 belonging tc
other parties.
\ great National Horse Fair viii be held
in Whitewater, in this State, beginning OF
Tuesday, October 18th, and continuing
until Friday evening, October l5;h.
The Omaha Republican learns that til,
Indians ATTACKED wagon train engaged il
| hauling logs in the neightorn0od OF Fort
| Fetteruan, on the l4th Of September anr
| killed one mau and wounded another. 4
/ 6Jht ensued, lasting more than an hour
and the ladisns were finally driven off
Their less is not certainly known, though
it is believed to have been heavy Tu.
Indians did not succeed in capturing any
stock.
STEWART s OPINION OF BOUTWELL,
Policy A l. Stewart disapprove Of The
.oilcy Of Secretary Boutwell,, and aive
the following as his reasons:
| 4 ~ Tho ,nlroy- Of cNni,.t
gold and purchasing bonds with the pro
ceeds thereof believing Is DO tha, it vii
never lead us, to specie payment. Such 8
policy would not lead Us 70 such result IL
ten years-po, nor In hundred. The pur
chase OF bonds with the proceeds Of ge.c
gives the spectators means TO carry OF
their operations The policy is unqneS
tlonabiy cne OF great bcuefit to those VIII
have no mcans of their own While sol
vent men will entirely oppose this policy, i
viii be approved by .hosa who are ehaky