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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-06-04
Southern Bank Bills.

In Charleston, on tho 9th, Southern Bank
Bills were selling as follows:
Bank of Camden, SOaOO
Bank Of Charleston, 8OaOO
Bank of Chester, 12a0O
Bank Of Georgetown, 13a0O
Bank of Hamburg, TACO
Bank Of Ncwbcrry, 77a0O
Bank of South Carolina, 20a25
Bank State S. Carolina, prior to 1861, 5OaOO
Bank State s. Carolina, after LIST Of
January, 1861, 24aOO
Commercial Bank, Columbia, 3a0O
Exchange Bank, Columbia, l3a00
Formers and Exchange Bank, Charl-
cston, 3a01
Merchants Bank, Cheraw, 10a00
Peoples Bank, Charleston, SOa00
Planters Bank of Fairfield, 6aOO
Planters and Mechanics Bank, Char
lesion, 82aO0
Southwestern Railroad Bank, Char
lesion, (old) 2aOO
Southwestern Railroad Bank, Char.
lesion, (now) 5saO0
State Bank, Charleston, 6a00
Union Bank Of Charleston, 90 to par
City of Charleston Change Bills, 96a00
State 8. Carolina Treasury Notes, 02o08
. -----A Co., ~.
RY- The "Oharleston Nows" says
"Thcro may be seen at our Office q sample of
sugar made from sorghum by DR.. w. P.
Passmore, Of Grccnvillo, s. G., on Thursday
last. The yield Of sugar is from fvo hundred
to ono thousand pounds por acre, and what is
known as the Kcntuoky mac,ino is used"
arEIt4 .-.t.f-.e -. S-rWn H.3-k Lh.Hs u,H H.H-
1av" New York has q avolocipedc %lunatio
asylum" called a "Gymnacydidium."
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-06-04
Post Office Re-Established.

The Post Office, heretofore known as An
derson's Mills, in Plckcns County, has been
ro-establishcd, and w. G. FIELD, Esq, ap-
pointed, Postmaster. 1t retains its old name.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-06-04

BLUE RIDGE LODGE, NO. 90, A...F...M.
THE NEXT REGULAR COMMUNICATIONS Of
1 Blue Ridge Lodge, No. 90, A...F...M., viii DO
held on tho First Saturday in Juno next. tic
9th, at4 O'clock, p. M. A full attendance is ro-
quostod. Brethren will take duo notioo and DO
governed accordingly. BY order of tho Lodpo.
ROBERT YOUNG, Scot,y
May 10. 1860 SO -
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
oCoNEE CouNrY-clrArIoN.

OCONEE COUNTY-CITATION.
NK7 IIEREAS. bethany Barnes hath made
Wv suit to mo to grant her Letters of Admins.
~tration on the Estate and Effects Of George
Barnes, deceased: The kindred and crcdito. S
Of the said George Barnes, deceased, are, there.
fore, cited to be and appear before nc, in the
Court of Probate, to be held at Wulhnlla, S. c..
on Monday tho llth day Of June noxt, Mt ii
o'clock, A. NJ, to shcw cause. if any they have,
why the said Administration slt ulI not DE
granted. Given under my hand and seal, this
the 3lst day of May, 1869.
r. LEWIS,
Judge of Probate.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-06-04
Auction !

NM7ILL BE SOLD, on the lst Monday Of
wv July, at the residence of Mrs. Knee, in
Walhalla, to the highest biGdor,
| TWO HORSE WAGON,
l ONE-IIORSE WAGON,
l BUGGY,
SEVERAL SETTS OF HARNESS,
PLOWS, PLOW IRONS and GEARS,
SPADES, SHOVELS, HOES, ETC.
BEDDING AND BEDSTEADS,
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR.
NITURE,
CATTLE, SHEEP AND HOGS.
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ALSO.

ALSO
The HOUSE AND LOT where she now lives.
The Lot contains Two Acres, and is we'll i'm.
proved. There is, on the Lot, q No. l.. Dwell
ing house and Store, and all necessary outbuild.
'ngs, NIL in tho best repair. Also. n one-half
Aero Lot, adjoining said Lot on the East, and
another onc.llalf Acre Lot, on which there is a
small building, joining on tho Wost. Also, q
thrce-iourth Aero Lot, near f.. Wicbcns'.
GsS" forms made known on day of sale.
C~ATIIARINE KNEE.
juno Q, 1869 81 d
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-06-04

DsD~ Attention is directed to tho various
New Advertisements which appear in this
paper.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-06-04
Notice.

NOTICE is hcroby given that I will petition to
~ Richard LOWS, Esq, Judge Of Probate Court
for Oconce County, on tho 10th day Of June, Anno
Domini, 1869, for my final dismissal as Admins
traitor Of tho Estate Of Nathaniel Hull, deceased.
May 10, 1869 81
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-06-04
WALllALLA, S. c.:
Friday Morning, May %, 1860.

a@. In New York, on the 31st of May
Cotton was quoted at 20 cents. Gold, 3S&
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Notice.

a N Election will be held on June 5th, from
IN 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, to 2 o'clock, p. NJ, for
one warden of tho town Of Walhalla.
JOHN ANSEL, Intondant.
Walhalla, S. O., May "a, 1860.
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Bill for Partition OF
Real Estate.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

l. I I pI'hiII VI DOOIH NAnVIIINA
ocoNEE couNTY-IN PROBATE COURT.
Rob't. y. Thompson, Admit Petition to sell
rs. Real Estate, to
den. decd. count, Rclicf&c
L appearing to my satisfaction that tho heirs
4 at.law Of VIM. NJ. IIadlcn, deceased, (namo,
and number unknown,) reside beyond tho lin
its of this State; It is ordered that the heirs.
at.law of the said Wm. NJ. MADDEN, deceased,
do appear in this Court on the lst day of j u ~,
a.. ID. 1860, to plead, answer or dcmur to all
and singular the matters and things in the said
Petition contained. or the same will DO taken
pro coafcsso as to them. Given undor my hand
and seal, this 18th day Of May, A. D. 1860.
RICHARD LEWIS,
Judge Of Probate.
May Ia, lSb0 80 6
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
OCOMeG County.

IN COMMON rLEAs-E2uiTy SIDE.
Daniel 5. Smith,
John 9. Smith, ct.al.,
vs.. Bill for Partition Of
Darl.S. Hull, Rcal Estate.
Richard Crumrton and
wife, let al.
L appearing to my sat. .fnction that the de.
Il. PENDANTS, Richard Champion and wife Eiiz.
aheth Crumptcn, w. j. Robinson and wife
Nancy Robinson, aud Sarah Dyar, widow, TO.
side beyond the limits of this State: On mo-
ton of Reid Il %Symmcs, complninunts' Solicit.
ors, it is ordered that tho said defendants do
appear in this Court within forty days from tho
first publication Of this notice. and plead, an.
swcr or dcmur to tho Bill filed against them, or
tho same will be taken pro comfssso as to thcm.
}. w. STRIBLING, Ger.
Clerks Office, juno |, 1869 $50
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Administrators Notice

A LII PERSONS indebted to the rs ate of A.. r..
n Hunnicutt, deceased, arc hereby notified TINT
they must make settlement forthwith; aud oil
persons having demands against said Estate will
render them in, properly %attcstcd, TO tho I'LL Ter
signed.
JOHN SHARP, Admit.
May %. 1860 81 3
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-06-04
In Bankruptcy.
IN TIIE MATTER OF A. NJ. SMITH, BANKRUPT.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN,

I'hE undersigned hereby gives notice of his ap.
= polntment as Assignee of A.. NJ. Smith, of Geo.
nee County, State OF South Carolina. who hns
boon a~diudged q Bankrupt upon his own Petition,
by the District Court for tho Western District Of
South Carolina.
w. G. KEITH, Assignee,
Walhalla, May 20, 1860, 83 2
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-06-04

In Charleston, on tho 9th, Southern Bank
Bills wero selling as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-23

Early yesterday morning fire broke out on
the fouTth door the hyestory marble 'front.' building
No "a Warreu-st The building and contents were some
what damaged The first floor and basement are occu
MED by Bodenheim Meyer, dealers IN hardware Loss
n s,ok Inv wafer 81 GOO Insured by the following COM
panes Grocers 81 5OO Lafayette, $500; Mechanicsand
Traders IS coo; Albany City, 5000; Norwich, OF Nor
uich Conn s. OOO Insurance Company Of North Amer
lea Of Philadelphia, 5000; Commerce. OF Albany $3.50
AZ NlchalOs 5000; Baltic, 5000. The second, thrd
fourth and nth floors occupied by Neusadter Bros
manufacturers OF shirts and oyeTas Loss on Stock Dy
Are and water $4,000 Insured by the following conpa
MES Commercial 5000; Mechanics and Traders sSoG
pacific $40 600; Western OF Buffalo 5000: capitol Cty
5000; four other companies names unknOWn, tzVSOo
THE building IL owned by b. ID. A. > stevens, ana Is
damaged TO the extent OF 300 Insured Tor toOo Inc
fire originated in O box Of clippings
The stock of goods in the tailor shop of Henry
levi on the first floor Of No ST. East Fourteenthst Nas
damaged by fire early yesterday morning to the amount
s99O Insured for $50 The building was owned py f.
Walker OF Boston, and is but slightly damaged
The office Of Wells, Fargo Il Co.'S Express,
nc No - Broadway, wac damaged by nre yesterday
morning 10 the amount OF $780, caused BY the steam pipe
setting fire TO the walnscotlng.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-23
House went into Committee of the Whole Mr. f0ner0

House went into Committee Of the "h0'' ''''
IN the ena Of the Senate which cus down
the appropriation for yards and DOCKS was non'''''
I'D; Tho second amendment cutting down the approIna
ton for the Washington Nayy-Yard from ''''O' "
b s% ninth smendment reducing the appropriation i0r
the expenses OF the Naval Academy W '0V''" WOO T
The nineteenth amendment for deepening the s
10 the barbor Midway Island In the r"0i"'
bs 9TH Amendment declaring that the salary Oh rno
Secretary OF the Naval Academy shall DC si''VV ~
The 18th Appointment declaring that 90 m9e G ' to
entitled an act TO amend certain aSertion of the
enlisted apprentices for appointment as nI in "
the Naval Academy be repealed was ,nS R1Ii
THE LEGISLATIVE APPRoPRhIlos BIZ Annro-
The bill was then laid aside and the Legsa,Ne
priaton bin taken up Mr. schenck IN te ont the para.
ranh annroprating SOIL FOR newspapers ana Station
cry for the House of Representatives. "n'h WIS ~
Mr. BROOKS Dem, n. W moved to strike out 'i'o
item Of Ps sS fIE e pupc amend ncreas
ing the salary OF the President OF the United states
Of the President was the only Of any public officer d
fixed at the formation OF the Governments that nar eJ
from 5000 to that Of the Secretary Of the Treas
ury $500 to that Of the ta 0 r
foreign Ministers from 1000 to $780, that OF Congress
men from 5000 to 5000. , .,,o o,o,sroont
He said the President furnished Win H IRE
house fuel light servants &e he was turI S mMsc
laughter He did not believe Gen: Grant wanted tne
salary raised Even II he did, the Treasury was III no
condition 10 warrant IL. ,.,u...s
Mr. ARCHER Dem, Md moved TO amend the ainenu c
ment by making the amount 100000 lie sald nc MUS
the Amendment in all seriousness. IL made no
difference whether General Grant was IN
favor OF this not The question was whether tie
President should have a salary sufficient to maintain tho
dignity Of the American people When the salary was
frat established the President had to entertain the rep
OF only three millions OF people, now he mas
to entertain the representatives OF over tmrtyye mn
lions OF people He did not know Gen. Grant, ana was
not his political friend but he wanted the salary raised
no matter who was President. .-.. l.,
The amendment was rejected securing only VNotes ia
Its favor
The Committee then rose. ,.,c
Mr. BUTLER (hass) presented the report or the Goln
mttee on Appropriations the estimates OF tens mar
new and san6orn relative TO the Deficiencies III the m
dian Appropriation bill Ordered to be printed Al
inru
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-23
LATEST SHIP NEVIS
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Main Won Oeeudop Bremen Feb C. and Southampton
Feb q. mdse. and pass
BARK Caro-. Beas. Palermo rs days, mutt
Bride BROOKS CenilegOs Feb o. Sailed In company
H. Tor Boston. aud J. Bcknore for New
Len In port brgs Uruguay aud Niagara for Ne6.iOTk loading
Brig II. Means WentWorth, Providence.
sthr Chase Hall Rocknni, days, line.
cOASTwiSk
Connecticut Providence Vulcan, New isyep
Fannie Elder Providence. Mddlesey New Haven
Abiie Oakes, ProViicnce. NJ. NJ Brainad. New Haven
T. Circle, Connecticut River Adeliue, Providence.
BELOW.
Ship p Wheeler Harris Bristol Eng Dee Is anchored In the
Lower Bay
BARK Aurora Sorberg from Cete Dec 70 !, anchored Of the
Hook
DOMESTIC PORTS.
MONROE Va Feb Elrhe ship Southern gifts nom
Norfolk assorted cotton ron &c for Liverpool
awaiting favorable weather Arrived steamship Glib
NewYork Passed out bark Dryden for Cork sehs Dear
born aud WIN. Jones' West ludies.
WLMsGTos N e.. Feb 2ArVsd steamship Fairbanks, from
Newlork; Pioneer. Philadelphia.
sros Feb a?-srye steamship Magnolia from SewYOrs
Vessels generally have been detained by a fog.
Feb R-Aniyed steamship Herman Livingston, from
Nes.Yotk. Cleared brig Charles Miller for Philadelphia -.
NEw.IoNDoS Feb 2lAuiyed q. Watson j. L. White,
W. Blake d. Floyd j. ST. Bayis aud j. T. Ross from Isn'
Tor New York. City Point Portland fer HewYork Sailed schT
Jacob Hayward. Philadelphia. -.
Feb 6Arryed. Saturday ship Bih from new
York Arrived today, ship Charles Luog from Liverpool
SPOKEN.
Brig clarabes iron NewYork for Ciensgos Feb H. lat @'o
q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-23
spg.UpOD


This VIII indicate surplus for that year Of sos OOOOO
rs against surplus estimated by the Special Commits
sOner VI s66OOWO, over the aggregate OF needed eN
penditures estimated by the Committee Appropria
tons Let not gentlemen around me deem eXtTava-
giant III these calculations Of our national wealth and
national resources Tor even the near future II time end
the occasion would permit would gladly fortify my
opinions and predictions by carrying you II what, by
and fresh field OF prOspertyT-thd reyiying
South The immense and wonderful growth Of agr.
cultural the great interior OF OR country
the rich plains and I'm the valleys Of tse West
Northwest. aud the untold mineral wealth lhch Ia not
much more than beginning 20 be undere fcd and de-
VeOped In the middle States among the mOu Pains OF the
Pacific Slope and In other portions OF our Srespfoad
country, subjects Of familiar Speculation But who
prosperity opening 20 the States which have so lately
emerged from acarecr OF mac reDeOnI Whatever their
crimes and the crimes Of their people have cost 10
blood and treasure. they ut least VIII have tccompensc
for all their suerings, ana disorders, and temporary i'm
poverishment in their freedom from the curst which for
free labor and general indnstry when they shall
nave grown wlser than they yet are, so as to put
sun 40 much impede their progress ~ material
wealth 1t Is not possible to calculate limit I'd the
Oh pioslely ON winch they may enter and such pros
pey must sOOI by ITS returns in the shape Of taxes,
help To contribute far beyond what that part the
ty has done heretofore TO NIL the Treasury OF
inc nation fhOugh do not further into The causes
and reasons for this general OF renewed and largely
increased riches and Improvement in the South cannot
IoFDeaf 10 ENFORCE what have sand by interesting
statistics which have been furnished inc from most I'M.
telhgeht ana trustworthy regard 10 two Of the
Pccnr ana leading agricultural staples OF that region
MY excuse iOr thls is that the facts may have
traced the attention OF many aud they serve apy 10 IL
Iustrate growth in sectional wealth resources which
m1et cerfespOhdlnRy enable indirectly least those
who thus prosper 10 add 10 the national revenue
sni"i The cotton and sugar Of the United States Of 1860
COTTON
Crops 81 lGS96O 100000 bales of 900 pounds at IL cents
Crops Of s ao bale, At an aJcii.. Of cent?
aSd $50 Ponnat s ,s S's s"a bale s2a@cocn ~,
Thus IL appe that the crop OF 1868 WAS canal 10 one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-23
THE PREVENTION OF GAMBLING.

A bill has been prepared in this city, under
the charge OF the Society for the Prevention olanDng
tn he presented to the Legislature, which will prevent
the sale OF lottery tickets and policies aud do away with
What IL already alarming evil IL fOrbds the sale OF
lottery tickets policies the renting OF any building
for tho purposes OF selling such tickets, and makes IL
penal oense for any person TO induce another 10 pur-
chase lottery ticket policy AS tho law now stands
three witnesses required TO testify against dealer In
these tickets before he be prosecuted This new law
will render the prosecution much less complicated The
gentleman who has the matter IN hand has already So
cured very large number OF names 20 petition asking
the Legislature to make the bill law without delay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-23

Thus il appe that the crop OF 1868 was EQUAL 10 one
half tho largest oNpp ever made-that of lsl-whe D
gold value II was worth four-nfhs or 80 per cent OF
b. But 20 make This ,Tgp u t said thGt only oDe-ibd Ot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-23

the old area Of cotton has been occupied 80 dnss
ved the crop rade would have been 600 bales 81
$50 pounds or make he 81 wa % Or 81 per Cent
more than Ina, OF 1860 suppose that so large crop nay
reduced the price OF the stepe IN goid 10 inc me oS
which is again IS per cent above the value OF INC oiop
Of 1860. 800.
The o, Of 1889 and 1850 3 hOghO the average ',q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-23
tAunoanesnsniLl

BRoKAw BROTHERS Great Clothing Empo-
rum gents aud Boys Wholesale aud retail opposite Cooper Institute
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-23
HOME NEWS,
TUB WEATHER.

Nsw.ioRE Hour Tber. Bar Wind Hour 1hsr bar VIVA
I,b. 80 2989SW. Feb TO ~ Z9bo
"a $50 1888 ". w. az 1888 IS
40 1881 w. 4 W. il 4oo 2s4 N ~
ll misty rain and fog At times nom
TO noon Anernoon-vey cloudy 23o overcast from to
sunset raining 31 misty rain al 4O hggy at $50 Evening
UYercsst ~ IA; either misty or dnzJ rain rain 10 i"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-23
FIRES YESTERDAY.

SUNDAY School BooKs.-BRoUGHTOS IL wy
M No h Bb lIoa,s Lssp The asst and best as.orssnt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-23
INNING SESSION.

The House resumed Its session at "a O'Clock.
MI sPAJDlNG rep, Ohio moved 10 suspend the
rules Tor inc purpose OF going into Committee OF the
alton bill.
Mr. ELDREDGE wis moved that the Honse al JOum.
Lott. Yeas, ~; Nays IOI.
The motion of Nj epsd.ng wac agreed 10. aud The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-23

TLECTRICIrY applied for the cure of acute
.n ranie M snlo LY Dr. CHAnBERLIS No. Ns loaesnthsL
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-01-16

GRANTS PoLIcY.-The New York Tri-
bune comments as follows upon General
Grant Arkansas policy
Gen. Grant gave on Monday an indication
OF what is to be his policy toward the South
ern States. Conway county in Arkansas has
been for some drys in a state of war. Char
ges are made that the whole trouble springs
from the excuses Of the negro militia, ana
their disarmament is earnestly called for.
General Grant observes that all these ac-
counts come exclusively from the rebel side,
and ,hereupon sends down on officer Of his
staff to make personal observations, and fur
nish him with trustworthy report of the ex-
act facts. On that he will act. We have had
GeEerals-and President-who would have
needed no such tedious process. They would
have heard the story Of the rebel whites, and
have known, by the exercise Of pure reason,
that the negroes were necessarily and wholly
IN the wrong.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-01-16
Pstronise Home Com panies.

There 10 q feeling innate In tho breast Of every
| person that awakens pride In the success OF home
| Institutions. 1t associates and Identifies itsel
with our love Of country and attachment to ou'
homes: and the benefit that the Pacific Coast de
rives from patronage Of home institutions Is fell
In every department Of trade, pervades all th'
different branches Of businoss-enlarges that
which Is already establ shed, and opens new
| fields for enterprise and active industry. In pat
ronixing home companies you rely on your own
knowledge, and are not compelled to take the say
so Of interested representatives.
| In times Of disaster and trouble you naturally
sock assistance from your friends; you 60 to those
whom you know best, who can and will assist you
apply this principle, acted on every day, TO ~.
| surance. Is there any country more naturally
self sustaining than the Pacific Coas:f Why then
destroy the vital principle Of prosperity, impov'
erish the country and complain II hard times,
when your misfortune Is the result Of your own
n don, Would you deposit your money in bank
on this coast ON Wall street, Would you de-
posi- money in Life Insurance Company on this
coast or one In New York; Would you buy Mis-
sion blankets, or do you prefer sending East-you
might get a better artclet
Would you stop the cultivation OF wheat to i'm
prove the facilities for the importation u -four
We are ell political economists but that man sets
whately at defiance who exports gold and silver
and. imports everything else. What has
become OF that 81, 600 sent East for life in.
sursnce last year il 1t bringing you per cent.
or Is per cent Would 81, U0o, 60 added to the
circulation this coast make any difference in
its prosperity Would it not increase the amount
in circulation here one-tsnth, and enable you 10
cash those outstanding bills which you long since
despared Of collecting
els not the Pacific Mutual as responsible as any
company in the world, Is it not as liberal as any,
Are the laws Of California careful u the in
terssts Of the policy -hoders those Of any other
State? Can you name a comps ny which did the
same amount Of business in the same time that
the Pacific Mutual has done, DO the 1t 5ck- hold
ers Of the Pacific Mutual get one.half rs much for
the mans cement OF the affairs of the company and
the security which their capital AFT 'r,ls the
officers Of any purely mutual company which you
can name get for their services officers without
furnishing You any security at allr
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company, J. A.
Brumsey, Tahoe House. virginia, General Agent
for Nevada, Idaho and Dakota.
Clarke 4 Wells L. cal Agents Carson, Nevada.
Carson, January 1. SOS Nv.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-01-16

THE ANTI CooLIE RIoT IN HUNBoLDT.-
Senator Linn received a telegram, last even
ing, from Senator Bonniteld, at Unionville,
informing him that the Chinese riot is all
settled, and that the complaints have been
Unionville to appear for the defendants,
saws he will start for Carson on Mondar.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-01-16
The TRIBUNE ON GARRuLous" DAVIS
SAYS Horace Greeley:

Mr.. Garrett Davis is a jewel. He voted
against the bill prohibiting the organization
of militia in the late rebel Stases, because
Congress had no right to pass it. For the
same reason he now proposes to vote against
its repeal! Next we shall hear of Mr.. Davis
raising his protest against being confined in
some " bastile;" then when the gates ore
thrown open We shall see him proudly and
defantly refuse to come out because they had
no right I, put him in. We are glad to see
Mr.. Daviss pluck, and confidently predict
that he will continue to exhibit it in the san Q
degree so long as he retains the spirit Of a
he ntuckiant
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-01-16

THEATER.-In consequence Of the severe
iadisposition of Miss Hinckley, there was no
performance II the Theater last evening,
The great sensational drama of Under the
Gas Light Is billed for tonight; and that
play will be produced with grea, effect, new
scenery and the necessary machinery having
been arranged for the occasion. Mr.. L. F.
Beatty is cast in the character of Byke ~
and Mrs. Beatty will personate Laura
CORTLAND" We advise our friends to secure
their seats early. Attention is directed to
the advertisement and programmes.