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$500 r E WAR D.!

CARSON CRY, oRMsBY COUNTY.
August ., 1859
l'HE BOARD or COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
i of Ormsby County hereby offer REWARD
Of FIVE IlU NpRbD 5000 DOLLARS TO be paid
other indebtedness Of said county Is paid Tor
the arrcs, and conviction Of the murderer or any
Of the murdcrers of Mrs. Priscilla willfDrd, Who
was killed near Clear Creek at her residence IN
crmsby County, Nevada, on the 9Th day Of July
A. D. 1869. by order of the Board.
I. j, EDWARDS. Clerk.
by Y. II. PAHEryscr, Deputy. au3tf
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ORDERED: THAT THE TAXPAYERS OF

nRDERED: THAT THE TAXPAYERS OF
~ ormsby County be permitted to pay all taxes
assessed against them, rnder protest, pending the
case now in the hands Of the supreme Conrt, test.
Jg the legality of the issuance of certain railroad
bonds. and the tax Of one per cent for payment Of
the interest thereon and In the event of decision
against the collection of such railroad tax. the
sama shall be refunded to each person paying the
same, without SUIT; and that due notice hereof be
given in the CARSON DAILY APPEAL.
state Of Nevada, County of Ormshy-SS.-I, 7,
J. Edwards, County Clerk tf Ormsby County, and
ex ofIicio Clerk Of the Board If County Commits
sioners in and for said County, do hereby certify
the above to be copy Of the original Order Of SAID
Board passed November 10Th, 1869, the same
now appears of record in my office.
."s In witness whereof l have hcreunto
I sr.r set my hand, aud affixed the Seal Of the
| S"-'" said ard, this 10th day Of November,
<@-* A. u. 1863.
NIL T. J. EDWARDS, Clerk.
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n ESOLyED: THAT ALL PERSONS ALLOW

ID ES0LyED: THAT ALL PERSONS ALLOW
III ing Instructions to remain in the street or
on the sidewalk in front Of their place Cf business,
residence. or elsewhere, within the limits of Car.
son City, be notified through the columns Of the
APPEAL to remove the same within ten days from
this date, and to KEEP such streets and sidewalks
clear Of obstruction of any kind, legal proceed
ings will be instituted against them.
State of Nevada. County Of Ormsby-SS.-l, T.
J. Edwards. County Clerk Of Ormsby County. and
tx offcio Clerk Of the Board Of County Commis-
sioners in and for said Comfy, do hereby certify
the above to be copy Of the original Resolution
adopted by said Board November 10th. 1862 ~ the
same nov appears of record il my ONCE.
.@@s In witness whereof ! hsve hereunto
Jep.y set MY hand and afIsxcd the Seal of said
NeAA hoard, this 10Th dap a Nevsaber. A.
iii TT. xpwARDe. c,srk.
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|: ; > 5 3 ! : ) ] !

TO THE WORKING CLASS. We afc now
prepared to furnish MI classes with constant en-.
plosment at home. the whole Of the time % ior
the spare moments. Business new, light and
profitable. Persons of either sex easily earn from
soc. to IS per evening, and pr portional sun, by
devoting their whole time TO the business. Boys
and girls earn nearly as much ~ men. That all
who this notice may send their addrssr, aud
test the business, we make this unparalleled
ofYer To such are not we'll satisfied, We will
send 81 to pay fJr the trouble VI writing. Pull
particulars, a valuable samplc, which vii 10 10
commence work on, and copy of TAs Rp1fs
family ,nAwspspev. Psllishsdr1 AL ..sssA M ~
mail. Reader, Y you want permanent, pruetuRIs
|wsrk, adsRAs' :. Q. ALLAN 3 CO.. AVSte{A.
MAsH4. . ec29.3a
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LIFE INSURANCE.
CARSON CRY, New. November s, 1869.

Carson CRY, New, November s, 1869.
ToMessrs b, F. Bivins, Agent for Nevada of the
Continental Life Insurance Company Of New York,
and q. W. Chedio, Local Agent Carson:
Gentlemen-l hereby publicly render You an
acknowledgment for the sum Of Five Thousand
IS 000) Dollars in Coin amount insured for by the
late Mrs Priscilla Wilford for the benefit Of her
family; and at the same time, most respectfully
lin the name Of the orphan chillren) tender my
thanks to YOU, ana through You to the Company
for the promptituae exhibited in the pay yment Of
said amount.
Trusting that the excellent institution which
You represent may continue to flourish, as it so
richly deserves, and become more and more widely
appreciated, have the honor to be, re- pecifuly,
your obedient servant,
WM. PATTERSON,
Guardian of the personal estate of Louisa Pickett
George Pickett, sarah ill.ord, William Willfird
and Lilly WilltUrd. natf
Territorial Enterprise and Inland Empire copy
and send bill to this office.
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THANKSGIVING
CLAM ATT N.

State of Nevada. do hereby appoint
Thursday, the 18th day Of November,
A. D. 1860,
As day Of PUBLIC THANKSGIVING AND
PRAISE.
Looting back upon the events of The year. We
cannot fiil 20 be reminded of tie Supreme Ruers
great mercies, wcll as of the nsJiutableness II
His ways; and whilst We, as in duty bound.
should be thankful for the open handcines4 of
5ountiu aud never falling Providence, ut ~
humbly acknowledge that there has been given to
rs by the death ot two of our state officers.
cause If great and expressing grief.
How can this Proclamation, asking the people
TO give thanks for the blessings which they have
received. be uttered unless at the same time, We
attest our gratitude 20 God fur His having seen
fl to spare Us from the sc!the Il His dread
servant
The haryests which We seek from the seed and
the rock have been good. Tie deserts and the
cases have yielded as bountirliy as We coald rca.
s1uahy expect.
our mineral resources have continued 10 sustain
their high character; and the tolls Il the hu-.
ban Imam have been requtrl.
Whilst the earthquake and the food and the
tempe.t have been visited upon our neghbon ia
other States aud uptn tie people uf adjacent
untrie-, We have been gracously shielded from
such grave misfortuncs,
II should excite the mutual CALCULATIONS of us
all that the blessings which have bciaien the
nation, aud which 80 gracefully iecitod by
President Grant, have come upon our country and
~ institutions.
These. then, are profound reasons f5r thankful.
moss and the earnest acknow lrdg mcut ~ the
presence oi Almighty God aud they lcnd W
irrcprcssihle incentives for heartily accpding ~
the sentiments set firth IN the Presidents Prvola-
nation. Aud. actuatci by these go a r,asons, !
do euj1n II upon all citizens TO attest their senss
Il dependence upon the great Creator by gising
on the day above designated, IN the churches sud
al the frc-de. an earnest showing Il their faith
and of their sincerity In such professions as ls-
come a collective part Of a civilization and
people whose mis- .iop il il 10 conserve he hip hest
and best interests of humanity.
s-.-s Ia witness whereof have hcrcnnto sst
(t my hand, and caused TO be affixed the
I ''' I Greet Seal rf the State Of Nevada Don.
"---s at Carson City this Goth day of october
A. D. 1862. JAMES :. sLINGEELsND,
Acting Governor Of Nevada.
By the Acting Cow rnor:
c. y. NurEwARE. Secretary of State. ID
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

ESTATE OF WIN. X. PARKINSON, DECEAsEB
NTorlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE IN.
~ dersigned, Administrator Of the above nance
Estate, 10 the 1redtors uf, and all persons havinp
claims against said ,ceased, 10 exhibit tie sama,
with the Necessary vouchers within ten months
from the first publication uf This notice, 90 thu
undeltignrd. at the Office Of Wells. Fargo Co.
Carson City, Nevada .
ALEX. W. BALDWIN.
Administrator Of sad Estate.
November l. 1850.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-29
MASSACHUSETTS.
LABOR CONVENTION At wORCEsTER-INIsREsT-
ING UssIoNs-NoMINATIoNs OF STATE
TICKET,

LABOR CONVENTION AT Observation-Disclosures
ING DIsCUssIoNs-NoMINA OF AsTATE
TICKET.
WORCESTER, Mass, Sept. 2S.-The Wdking-
men held State Convention In this city to-day ABOUT 500
delegates being present. Many Of them arried last
evening The Chairman OF the state Central Committee,
Mr. s. p. Cummings OF Danvers and the secretTy, Mr..
s. b. Pratt Of Boston, arrived In the afternoon and at
once took up their Headquarters at the Waldo House.
Only four others OF the remaining II members OF the
Committee arrived till this morning. On account OF the
small number Of the Central Committee being present
there was no positive progress made in arrangn the
ganzaon Convention, and In shaping It's eon In
advance The platform was LAID out Ina dsor
dered form, and the President and other offers OF
the Convention, together with q portion Oh the
members Of the several committees. place on the
arrived at as TO the men whom the Convcn.n would
place In the field the standardbearers VI tie party
With but few exceptions there was general deeinina
ton 10 cut loose from both the Republican an Demo
cratic candidates and place entirely new tkd before
the peofe independent of party, and based UPON the
merits aud principles Of Labor Reform IL washlso the
general wish that the nominees should be sucl men as
had hitherto been unknown In political cam.
paigns, aud the names OF ]. w. Andrews OF
Danvers, G.. X. Goodman OF Fall River, aDi Chas
Mclean of Boston. mentioned among sthe for the
Gubernator honors. Now and then Delegate was
found who In favor of uniting with the Republicans
or Democrats In their choice but such proposition gen.
bold threat of boiling In sueh condition should be
brought about in the Convention There was much
diversity OF opinion among the Delegates 10 Juggling
the liquor question into the platform, aud with REGARD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-29
SANDWICH ISLANDS.
MORE EARTHQUAKES-A COoLIE MUTINY--LosS
OF A BRITISH SHIP.

MORE EARTHQUAKEs-A CooLIE MUTINY--Loss
OF A BRITISH SHIP.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 27.-The steamer Idaho,
from Honolulu arrived. She brings advices to the
18th inst Trade was good and there steady demand
for choice staple goods The report from the plantations
were generally favorable and the average yield wasfuy
nm IN the expectaton Several shocks OF earth
onake were felt at Hawaii In August and the BELIEF was
general that would be still harder shocks In the
Snonth Of SeDtember The ship Caao from China, with
ESQ coolies on board put into Honolulu Soon after eay'
ing mort the coolies mutned and attempt was made
70 take the vessel The leader killed and number
wounded The British ship Matte Banks was totally
,vrecked off Bakers Island the 18th OF May, and the
wreck was sold for $780, The French gunD0at Lamotne
P0ro touched Hopolulu route for Tahiti for the
nYt1ose OF arrestng Count Ronccre the French com
mma,dant there. The ships Rival, Golden Horn. War
Hawk Crusader and Haze touched at Honolulu the for
NOR is for the Guano Islands, and the latter for Hong
Kong The ship Lorenzo returned from Bakers Island
n distress.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-29
MAINE.

THE COAST sURvEY-A NEW RAILROAD FROM
PORTLAND TO OswEGO-THE HYDRoGRAPHI-
CAL REPORT.
PORTLAND, Sept. 27.-The Coast Survey work
An this vicinity is very important this season. especially
that done at Portland. complete md most elaborate
survey is now being made OF the harbor and VIII incude
every possible kind OF information desirable An official
visit from the superintendent made on Saturday.
Gen Thorn the United states Engineer for TINS Depart
rept is doing important dredging ut several points Inc
fu, realization OF his plan will give 10 feet OF water on
The shoals OF the ship channel OF the kehneOee anu III
the way up TO Augusta ,,.- ,.o,, por,,and
IN swrgo is being made with great earnestncs ana Oh
Saturday evening large meeting OF our eIuIcHs "as
held In hid Of IT, The gentlcnen participates W
who ofcia:cd mst IS years ago. wien TUG ntst
Gas mad i'm behalf OF the Grand Trunk or rather .no
Atlantic aud ST. Lawrence Railroad now ha. VI na, .,
reof ronte which has made large ana popuous Guy vi
Sr,at was then DOwIrEast fishing to"h' as nos'on
coute IA ptuOusly called Portland. , -. ,ho tr,aro
TIC forthcoming report OF Mr. Wes OF the ~ or
,,iiic snryey will contain accurate maps vi III on t
ct aud IL il expected hat ~ wiz ve nt
MO i,,e bands Of manufacture aud eapi.asas 1910
ont tbs c, uutry. From il Maine has grea' eAPe'''
Iiunb"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-29
THE PACIFIC COAST.

I. o. OF o. F.-FRoM ARIZoNA-lNDIAN OUTRAGEs.
SAN Francisco, Sept. 27.-The Grand Lodge
of Odd Fellows adjourned sane die to-day. VlceFres
dent Colfax was present and was introduced to the
members Grand Sire Farnsworth was presented with
diamond ring set gold from the filings OF tile last
spike" Grand Secretary Ridgely was presented with
cane by the California brethren.
Arizona advIces to the 18th Of September have been
received. A band OF 100 Indians had attacked some
teams hauling ore from the Vulture mine, Killed TWO
Mexlcans aud wounded two, and captured sixty mules
Capt Sowcrby of the Sth Cavalry While out on scout
ing expedition, killed twelve Indians. Zerun, friendly
Indian chief OF OF the principal tribes was attacked
by a drunken white man and seriously injured and mas
sworn vengeance against the whites He summoned his
tribes to arms and has committed several depredatlons
already. .
THE sUTRo TUNNEL.
The Hon W II. Seward returned to-day. His progress
I'm the southern portion OF the State has been continued
ovation He sails for Mexico OH Thursday There nave
been many in the city the past few days aud the
destruction property has been considerable with loss
of life In The first rail Of the Truckee and Vlr
gina City Railroad laid to-day The work on Sutro
Tunnel was commenced yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-29
prNNsyryANIA STATE FAIR.

HARRISBURG, Penn, Sept. 2S.-The State Far
opened here this morning at o'clock The opening is
not promising The display OF agricultural implements
is slender but little good live stock has been entered
and that only from the vicinity OF this CITY, The Home
Department in disorder aud Will not be arranged until
complete The Cumberland County Society closed us
very successful exhibition at Meehanlcsnnrg last week
and moved It's fruits aud vegetables TO the tar grounds
here They deservedly attract much attention. rms al
there cavalcade OF stock on tue driyns
no trotters have yet been entered To-
morrow the first race. $780, will come on The great
race IA SET FOR Thursday Cen A. L. Russell IL Chief
Marshal The number OF visitors to-day was small
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-29
RAILROAD MATTERs-THE ROCKVILLE FAILURE

HARTFORD, Conn, Sept. 2S-Judge Car
penter has decided not to grant injunction restraining
the Directors OF the Connecticut Western Railroad from
contracting the building of the road The decision Is
made after full hearing petition Of T. NJ Allyn OF
Hartford who claimed that the Company was
not legally organized until $2,OO0yo00 capital was
subscribed. The amount OF stock subscribed is
sl,75OOOO. The Company will soon ask for pro-
the state line The liabilities OF Chart Holt OF Rockville
large manufacturer and President aud Treasurer OF the
Tolland County Insurance Company, are much larger
than supposed when his business irregularities ana defa
cations discovered short time ago. fui lnvcsu'
CATION indicates that they will reach quarter OF mi
lion lie was man universally esteemed and trusted,
and borrowed largely OF the means OF people VINO au
small sums to invest Many individual have come
TO light great hardship will be caused Mr. Holt
has disappeared and his whereabouts are unknoWn ne
was member OF the firm OF G. Holt Il Co. OF New-fork
The soundness OF the Insurance Company Is not aneced
by his dcfalcatlOns,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-29
MISCELLANEOUS.

CT. Drummond, Democrat, has been elected
Mayor of Alton, Illinois
Iowa expects to gain three Representatives
in Congress by the next apportionnent
If the Texas Democrats run u candidate for
Governor the Hon. John Hancock iskcy 10 be the man.
The Rev. John Russell expects to be the
Temperance candidate for the Goyernorship OF Michigan
The Republicans of Marion County, West
Virginia. have nominated exGoy Pierpoint Tor the House
of Delegates
Gov. Haight is n candidate for United States
Senator TO succeed Mr. Cole the present Republican Sen
tor from California
Mr.. johnson Conservative was elected to the
Legislature from Alexandria, Va, yesterday In July
the county went Radical by l25 majority.
The Montgomery (Ala.l Mail is authority
for the statement that exGoy James L. Orr IN conunc
ton with others. is quietly Sentencing aud Waiherzing
South Carolina"
The Minnesota Republicans nominated u
swede for Secretary OF state. Tho candidate, Hans
which met few weeks ago. as their representative man.
The Democrats of Newark made the follow
Ing nominations last evening FSr Mayor a. snaisy;
A. smith; Surveyors OF Highways, Col Peckwel aud Mr.
Garthwa
Letters from Mississippi show that the dis
matches enthusiasm AT the Dent Con-
venton were very highly coored The large number Of
delegates chiefly owing TO the fact that three OF the
counties adjoining the place OF meeting sent as many
delegates us 20 other OF the largest counties.
Several of the local political clubs OF New New,
ark met last evening The Republicans Gi the Eighth
The sixth Ward Democracy nominated Charles v VII
son for Alderman. The Independent Democrats OF the
Fifth Ward named Samuel Armstrong as their candidate
for Alderman.
Some curious facts appear in the Maine cleo
ton returns Brewer, the native place OF GOV thal-
berlan, threw less than 50 Democratic votes against
nearly 400 for him Lsborn threw 81 Repubcnn votes
and not Democratic The little town OF MaNhed
steadily votes "a Republican year after year. ana no OPP
position. while Benedcta Aroostook county returns no
Republican vote. but Thurghty Eaight" for Smith
Ex-Postmaster- eneral Randall, very prom
inent member OF Andy Johnson's bread aud butter
brigade made a speech at Democratic meeting IN Che
mupg County the other day, when vote OF thanks was
presented TO him for joining the Democratic party III
lie should return 10 old home Wisconsin have no
doubt the sturdy Republicans Of that State would vote
him thanks for the same reason.
The Grand Lodge of Good Templars in SEES.
son a Rochester ON tho Dad ns declared In favor Of
Local Prohibition the next step 10 be taken III the
Temperance Reform Ia this State We understand that
among the delegates present the feeling was almost
unanimous against the organization of third party
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-29

ae address Of certain laymen Of Cobentz TO the Bishop
or Treves respecting the future council Of which you
have published the text and OF which you had the ex'
treme kindness to send me copy IL would be impossl
the charm experienced at this glorious manifesto or
Catholic faith and 1t TO me to come like
fash of lightning amid the darkness and at last fancied
caught the sounds OF really manly and Christian &C.
cent amid the Notwithstanding Eceurantes declaration
and adulaton by which have been long deafened
Everything contained in that document appeared to me
TO be rreproachabe both to form and matter would
gladly have appended signature to every word of it,
Allow me to add one word on the sense OF humiliation
which feel that TO you Germans Of the Rbire should
have been left this time to take the initiative in demon
stration which would have wen become the anteee-
dents Of Catholic France well those convictions
which, during the first half OF the nineteenth century
won for us the honor of DauguratiDg religious liberty
the continent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-29
FOREIGN NEWS.
GREAT BRITAIN.


LORD CLARENDON ON THE IRISH LAND CUES
TION-PEACE PROSPECTS.
LONDON, Tuesday, Sept 2s, 1869.
Lord Clarendon has returned from Paris He de-
hvered address before the Hertfordshire Agricu-
tural Society tonight. in the course of which he
acknowledged that the subject of the tenure of
land in Ireland was q momentous and vital
one, but it should not be considered as a
party question. The evils connected with the
land system must be abated. The solution
was difficult, but not impossible. The Government
would not adopt any wild or subversive scheme.
The promoters of such plan were enemies of an
equitable settlement. and no friend OF the Irish peO-
pie He asked if there was language strong enough
To condemn landhOlder who evicted tenant and
reaped the whole benefit Of the tenants labor
and expenditure. This course too often followed
and the evil must be abated. He believed the rights
of property should be scrupulously upheld, and its
duties rigidly enforced by law. The Govern
ment he said, intended to introduce
a measure which would command the respect
support and praise of every honest man. Lord
Clarendon, in conclusion alluded to the present con-
dtion of Europe and expressed the conviction that
at time within the past three years has there been
rmer prospect of continued peace than at present
CARDINAL CULLEN's ADVICE TO THE TENANTS
Cardinal Cullen, in reply to deputation bearing
an address from the citizens of Wexford, Ireland
said that by moGerating their demands and not by
interfering with the legitimate rights of any class
industrious tenants would enjoy the results of their
labor in undsturbed tranquility.
THE POLITICAL CREED OF CHARLES DICKENS.
Charles Dickens opened the Winter sessions of the
Midland Institute at Birmingham last evening with
pleasant speech. After reviewing the history of
the institution, and offering advice for its future
management, he touched upon other subjects. The
prcsens, he said, was materialistc age. His polit
cal creed could be summed up in two articles: His
faith in the people governing was infnitesimal his
faith in the people governed was illimitable.
Lord Westbury has declined the appointment to
the bench of the Court of Appeal