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, 1869-06-26
PACIFIC COAST,

Visitors MT Snn Francisco - First
d:rnin Elevator Volcanic Erup-
tlon In Colinan.
SAN FRAHc1sco, June e4.-The Congressional
Committee OF WayH and Means arrived here last
night They a-t To-day visiting tue harbo1 fo1tt-
1cations and other places Of Interest
Hear Admiral Turner, U. 8. n, and AcDrenill
Consul General Of Frahcc for the Pacific coast,
arrived from Panama yesterday.
The French gunboat Lamo de P1guet, saIled to-
day Oh 4 cruise.
The grain elevator at Vallejo, the Itst on the
Pacific coast, was put IN successful operation yes
tef1Iat.
Mexican adrlces sag the Government Of Sonora
turned opt the Federal Custom House oticers at
GEaymha, 10 admit foreign carRo at seventy
thousand dollars, which otherwise would be SUBJ
ject to duty OF one hundred and dfty thousand
dollars
General Cnnto was to be tried before military
court. because the civil Judges OF Durango were
afraid Of tner lives.
The eruption OF volcano In Collma occurred
June Il. The whole mountain was crowned with
nre. First outbreak since 1900.
, 1869-06-26
A EnmilT pr0Wmed,

We learn Of 4 distressing accident having oe-
CURED In Presumption ToWuanlp. Oh 6aturdAJ.
aud wife md two children. reside about four
miles eaE Of Nj. u. BooneA near Ed.ardk
The man lefl homo In the morning for nort- and
ot retur4tng At night found no onA II home
and made search for thtm knowing that hts
Nlfo intended 10 20 to nelghiors during the
day. iiytn1 ou the Qppoz1te side OF the creek. he
nToceedef to 3he plaee they were IN the habit Of
ctosstpc :. "a ~ informed thai the family were
In thc hsht OF ero&stng the s1reAm on tarI made
for the pQtpoee. Nothing VA to be seen Of
Nile or children, bat small bundle found
ot,E Ea.csI eS 6M- co1T:ocls 2s2et taA1
, 1869-06-26

they h8d zone there for the ur ,ose OF crossing,
and forced the uaWe1oome thought upon tho nina
OF the husband and father tbs: bis loved ones h1d,
pcrhapa, met wntefI grave. The neighbour
uldcr the ctrcuMstaucea wern forced to
the conclusion that they were drowned. The
out and dragged the creek, for the purpose of
nndtnK thsm- The Oar vas spent In the search,
and ono OF the children found 10 . pile Of dr1it-
wood. On Monday the search wh4 ItneNet and
the mother and other child found.
It IL supposed that N attempting to cro64 The
stream tuhlch wa considerably E1oIlen), ths
rft bt,llne ulllanA2eubla,' nAl tsiuL tiIu nutHer
and children pertshed together, almost tn Eight Of
their home.
, 1869-06-26
kMVSEMEaTS.

DEARBORN THEATRE
The benefit OF Nj. F. l. Keller, the efficient and
popular s.agc manager at Alkcns Theatre,
took place Last evening, and was, as regards St
tendance and substantial results, complete sac
cess. notwithstanding the lerriolo l0clencncy Of
tne Nea stef. The I'LL lneludcd the elegant Little
eomsa5 Sat.tica "a Cup Of Ten" for the nrss
@ LIE u enicAgo; an exhibition drill By the Irish
loness Win nuslc by the Rlnes Band:
conc!oon9 nl-n new Irish drama, SAID
20 os *'nM1 LII, " literary gentleman
gen,-"1he Wnndercr ot EHn" In The openInr
comedy Aes5fs- Aiken, Linden, wilson nd ME-
Allen appc1red 10 Enc advaniage the play being
ono Of the peatest combustion ot caotta1 sItnte
ton, pleasing incident and raey dialogue ever
brought out In Chicago. II u ~ Cup Of Tea
mort exaulsiie1y favored, and should be largely
y,srtslep OF. OF AThe NR1defrr Of Enu her.
eaps the 1east raid the better. II 4s possibly well
enough luE a specific occaMou wherein the
FenIsn grten 1s designed to n9urc conspicnonsiJ
but for regular dtet Ii altogether TOO green - oc
palAtabIe- The utter bAf1enoesa Of o5121na1tJ
1ud Interest, either In text OF Eitu8tlop, clearly
demonstrates the applicability To Dramatic htcta-
turr OF the couplct:
~Evefy nan kan't BE- polt
NORM cTc1J shcep ken be 6olt"
Al adordIne An Illustration Of the science Of
how mot TO write good play, "Tne "Anoefef q
Erin - II worth going 10 kee II will b. preiaced
by .tA Cup Of Te4,"st matinee this AFTERNOON.
sad also this evening.
OFKRA HoCgI-
The weather might a. ne11 give Hup tof -
tEIl;f ....xysa-' fyt1s:ss:ly lar: w l.:2s9a
, 1869-06-26
BUSINESS NOTICES,

The Hest and Original Tonic Of
Iron, Phosphorus, and Calsaya, known - CsswtlI,
Mack 4 Cc.A Ferrp- PhusphAted Elixir OF CausaJa
Hark. The Iron restores color to the blood, the
Phosphorus reneWB wnstc Of tho nerve tissue,
and tie CaltsaJa gives a natuEA, healthfHl tone
to the digestive osgans, thereby curling dyspepsia
N its Various forms, wakef1lnesx general debility
and depression OF sptntl. Manufactured only bv
CasWtl1 Hazard & Co., New fort. Sold by all
dfuKKtstss
, 1869-06-26

Wabash Avenue Vacant 1.ots to Lease
The owner OF a very desirable property On the
weat side OF this fayonte resort Of the wealth and
fAshlou OF the city, advertises It In TIE TkHuSK
OF to-day to lease for tern. OF years, sud de-
sires us to saJ that he viii receive App!lcalons a.
noon, II net sooner disposed Of 1t Is between
Adams and jackson streets, And quite nea! the
Altea Of tte projected large hotels and the lsrge
Wholesale k5ores On the sseune, now building.
See zdFtrttsernent
, 1869-06-26
METEgRul eleAt.

Meteorological record for June IS, 1850, ~ re-
ported b, J. @. lanegu,h, Jr., opuctau, III RAN
dolph street, correspondent to the Smithsonian
Institute The small ictteg1 ARC the Initials fol
the words "Eter1ng, +" "gentle, " high "tJ, :"
"rnoist atmosphere, ""t rain. and " snoW:'
, 1869-06-26
VIRGINIA..

commencement Exercises nj Nnxh-
tngton CollcEe-Ieesult OF the Reg.
IHtEAklon.
RICHMOND, JIne 2a-The commencement e1er-
eises of Washington College, Lexington, took
place Oh Saturday. General Lee distributed the
medals and dlplotnaA {. W. Mccormick,
OF chicago, member OF the Board
OF Trustees, who was unaFOItaby
absent Eelt hts check for nve thousand dollars a.
substitute lot hia personal appearance Many dis
unguIshed persons froG other 6tatea were
present.
The registration Just closed tas greatly In
sefyat1yeg claim their vote to be Increased 2OOOO.
, 1869-06-26

The JerseyrilIe Democrat SAYS: " Farmers arc
bnsily engaged tn preparing for harvest The
wheat crop u unusually heavy, The approaching
harvest lbe the largest jersey County has been
blessed With tor several years
, 1869-06-26

1he regular aalt Of book 1t auction will be held
ut the old stand, No IS, South Cla.t street this
(SAtutnAJ evening, n usual, &nd every evening
during ne1t .sei. Also. IN Hamilton Bloet. COZ.
ner NORTH ClAtE Mnd HAter streets Over o,01o
ea,es during tho EEAxt four ~oefA, aud oyer faye
nascsMsaie 41s e. M z es9S ~ ssAs5a
, 1869-06-26
Lock upon this Picture

In The Cfftf$ O5Frl
Honte scheme tttfe Wcn
:lr,m Tickets aud a pH
Ere two Of ~htth wrre q.
nomtnA value ctlyl, befus
lrrixe - nearly every 3"
tickeis!
In the Smith NIL and
Farm ~rhr1ne thrzr wrr.
A.UN titkrTr, With l03 pr
Ics, viz: loo barrels af flo1r,
nmfn apd farm. The r2ttu
uf pitrs being l to rsEJ
kNk tickcts.
Ia the F74chan HouAe
schcme there wtrc lo1@
ttckcsa The r1EeA. l to
rvcy 80 thkefs, were Fut
in nj IL tmmenne orerTzln-
1tff,p. and pofue tnorSAwd
to thctf frl tr4l1e,rtndentk
tl:rra rally yaioeIcs4 to the
Aa-ttrky hofdt0 o! p1r
tltkrt4 AsAn example of
the fAlSc vx1uc rlared tyson
prrfrty tncSTrursted In
this md osher actInta, %t
vN eAke the PAeehall
Houle itAcIf. 1t ~As put
In 1t fsE, 600. and autAe.
Guc7.uJ II Wal sod Tor ~.
(fN.
, 1869-06-26

Progress Of the Perry smith Over.
lnnd EKcuTHion4
WAsATcH, Ctah, June 23--The Ferry Smith ex-
cuF6on partF arrived here at noon Today. All
we'll Tie party 60 to Salt Lake Cl:J tomorrow.
, 1869-06-26
Western Patents

Western Patents
The following Western patents were issued
from the Entted States PAseut once, for the week
ending June q, 1859. as reported By q. L Chaplin
Patent Solicitor, Chicago, Illinois.
FOR UiENOIa.
Eat aud Coat Rack. E Osborn, Chicago
Book Cover PEptector-A l. 6ewe0, Chicago
Clothes Hrngrr md Aangle-B- o, Thompson,
Chicago.
Defaehso,e Store Pipe Clothes Duer-n Witt
n; Stove S'SSe NV Shelf and pryes-w. E. canedy,
Dish Wasncr-w. Il. Emerson. Dixon
Lightning kodnu. Y. Farley, osxeso.
Horse Rake-W. 4 Lewis, Joliet
Co1ee Roaster-c Maeth. Elsiu-
Steam Plow-J. Il. Souhcosc. Aecaanicsourg.
churn-A- II. Powell collinsrille-
SulkJ Cnttyator-I. Robinson, P1Anne!d.
Bag ncldcr.-S.S. RugT, Genurs
Stubble and 6ubsol Flow-R R. Feuuer, Cr-
Machine for Tlashlns I1edges-D. Gore, car,1-
vile.
Iorse Rale5w; King, Springfield
AnkFEtction Roller for shatslns-W. E. Wilcox,
Psorit.
npeon sest-1. Z. cnappell Decatur.
ChHru n8sher-J. II. Cheney, ShtlbyTtte-
cuittsator Jo,nt-w. 4. Dryden, MONMOUTH.
Diteher-W. Robbins, Hancock County.
Hos,eshoc Hnl Ponter-W: 7. vauu. Aaoomh
Seed ScEe1-T. vEreland. Watsea-
R7ll*sy Car Axle uo1-W. E. Wilcox Peoria
ve'ocpede-t. Lund Milwaukee,.
IQhrtcat1ng Jpurnal-G. Z Cl4Jke, Racine
Dreech-Londing E1re.Arm]. l. ueckenbach
AavvtlIe.
Machine for Upsetung, Punching And Cutting
Tlrc-J. c. JurdNn, WnicFto~n-
Mosquito Guard-R- Thomas, Shebot9an.
Steam Generator for CONVERSATIONAL J. Warren.
West Emu Claire.
FOR IOWA.
Harvester-G. G. Lyman, Independence.
plow-W. II. Cummings, Ba1nsboFuuXh.
Gate-L. Y, Slh1et, Amea.
Irojeetlle-I. ". Hill. Jefferson.
Ground Roller aud Stalk curter-P. II. T0np-
Einh, Van B1ren.
Farm Fence, Abbott, Iowa City.
, 1869-06-26
MATRIMONIAL

NFATRIkON1AL-A GENTLEAAN OF GOOD
4 .Ee NJ wefth slkaa. Na:ha. e eosssP%aSd I'D
[ne and posAeseed of trnt 1fa 70 9t4 oa karkee
-arour,. Addresf IOat:Ph 2. WHITE lIStp1ae o.
G-E,
, 1869-06-26

We sincerely believe lat tho m 9th.
er who ueGlects 10 provide Hrh Tinsloxs Soeth.
Ing syrup for her suffering child, y deprty1nR the
little sufferer Of the remedy OF all the World best
There IL not mother who has ever used II but
vhAt vii tell Fou at once that II will regulate the
bowels, and give rest and health to the child, and
ia penectlv safe IN ali cases e sure and call for
"MRS- WISSLUW 8 EOUTHlSG 6YRUP," " haE-
ing the foe si1nlt OF u 'CCKT1s PERKINS i" on the
outside wrapper. AL others are base limitations
, 1869-06-26

Tu.r 10
The eaefrsrs ii the forenoon closed Cd win :
h!n!or yale3lcrsv. " ]. " copp!uger-a very
rtdtaa!e CuE, r,sHiou- .--..
Las, year 1he Ialrerslty decided that henceforth
tat the pubic might have the Inspection OF them.
They are rqu!red TO be Written On uulfoFn paper
md then turned over 10 tho director Of studies,
Eho lss EhsEn tDund Ia eaeE1ut morocco and
placed IN the grand pas1or, vhtse r1sito:8 may
ntpect them At the!r leisure. Daring the day
ii Il O'Clock tnr 1,stsrs wefe invited to lle large
d1ulEg hall of tac university, where dinner was
Eerltd.
In the afternoon the exercises were resumed br
the University Band FlAsinG IN entrance march,
followed h, In!uri the Glorious lanner" colo,
tl.rmoE.oa, under Psof. VI. 7. coray, A. NJ, which
was u.Ua, e1cc!leatlr rendered and c.lclted great
He nrss address from The N!nsn4, ns Aaa.ez
and was greeted with great ncrrtnent
jenkins, though good one, MAJ more ssroua.
md ioIio. Cd t,o quickly 70 oe well appfec!aesed.
ne :e 81 1hs Esa&s sosr g nd
IN mere Would BE- :" lzol,ner,, BY the PnLhar-
moples. were rnost e1ceilentiy rendered:
,,d 5hs Ss9 eeas o5 ID tae @oP sve2 % lie
cyuNCtnc efIo1 OF that eminent professor and ou-
!sc sna ar = found asssa = lss b2 N fae o0gA
lyons, Sotre Dame, and previously noticed IN
TIE THtgEaL
The APetCh by Ahs3e1 .a01A n. 1ottS, ~ .1e
Which vss made qu:te q topic OF conversation and
praise. e,,,o-. ,1,o,ct,x,. n
the siteution Of the audience, and Master vincent
sscIman Ease the farewell song IN style thas
Was veIJ A1ccifnE. ,-.,,.
The Faltsdesoey Of Mr. J. l. ORe4uy WAS ven
excellent. II u retrospective, gloom seemed 70
haTt settled pyef the andiencc hnt its p1oapecllFe
joy and nnpe N the future mads ~ @ nap2J ~
Tne Grand CAutat." OF NJ :" e4scI .nnaee s,,,
1ss ass.n rendered By tie nnsica, soc:eues, VIII
n i,oTuTcmept orer tbs evening before.
ROW came th* coniesz.n2 q thf S; eoltgIa1 1, g.
ts ~ tho xtndert1 DID not fall to give expfes-
s, aaS deahs I Taeo ges. received The
istinruisned nono1s, wh1ie those not tavoE.sa " 1E
Iere psssed by in silence, and IN anstsnee OF t"o
Tne di1ton,as ooofc111ng tbs dagree Of Bachelor
& AMI Tcfe awarded 10 william 4 Acbeant
leederso1e. 6g:' yIDss fAaeeo' Tet Tes@.s y.
J.Ees -. & 4->--5t Gsad--ss %.--f 4-'-~4 "'
, 1869-06-26

stThe Doctor Seth AFnold.0 Ra1&n m
jon cent me b&s been used By myself and others
with g1ea1 pfp1t and Satisfaction. II has Leen
highly appreciated By all who have Used IT, 1t Is
good thing" So writes Rev. J. Porter, d. D., of
Methodist Book Concern, New York
, 1869-06-26
81 LOTS, 24x1OO,
In PIERCE'S ADDITION,
AND
e Ten-Acre Tracts,

AZ x U ClIoN,
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, Jane 2S, at our
Sn1es1 ooms, S. 2, 8 nnd Knndotph-st.
10 Lots on CourtIa n6-At.
IS Lots on rierce-Ht-, nenr LenvItt.
Lots on Lrnvtlt.4t.
8LotA on 1Iilwnakee-nv.
IL Lots On Rpbcy.at.
ALSO,
10 AcreE, being Lot = OF inmbIct0n'A Subd1-
vlAton In korsh west Quarter of Section
IS. Town 40. Range ii.
10 Acres, being BLOCK 10 in Brands Eubdlvt-
sion Of Northeast Quarter Of tection 10,
Town 40. Haaxe IL, fronting on 1IlIwRu-
kec.av- and The K1rnt H0ulevards.
Tle perfect and fret Ct ell encurubr1Ecc Oneth17d
c4sh; balance in and Year,, At y,ef cent,
NM. 4. BUFFERS CO.,
AuctIoneeT1-
, 1869-06-26

A U1cful f4ouDch0ld Machines-The
most perfect WnnkeF OF which We have knoHl-
their uot1ce--Sr1e rork Sun.
, 1869-06-26
Lottery,

Paper 11angings nnd window
ShadeA l1test styles Paints, oils. glass ana
brushes, at F. E RiSpyh, g Randolph 1reel
, 1869-06-26

Whole Tickets STA; Halves Sc;
Quarters So.
Fer iekets or Cisenl1rr. 4darcss
G. II. MURRAY d CO.,
40 Qlive-Et, St. Louis, Mo.
, 1869-06-26
AUUTIOE SAIlR,

Valuable City Property
| RESIDENCE LOTS
|EGANDAl E,
Other Property,
To be Sold
AT AUCTION,
By Wm, a, Buffers & Co.,
On Monday, Juno 20, 1869, at 1-2
o'clock p.m., at their Salesroon1.
Nos. S, 7, 9 and II Randolph-st.
Third Avenue.
ATW0STORY DWELLING HOUSE md lat aax
'ee fsst hcsss Ne II and =. nkek
h.aaee In one and two year, with Interest Al per cent
Chicago Avenue.
100 feet be!ne II Chiesso-av md LII ID II Rioei
+ s ssss s:ss 4 s ssa yt..
Per cent
[. State Street.
Fit e 81 e ~ :ty .fla Sta:
tteath.te TIT. PROPERTY u noa lea,ed for Term q
no e E .s T 9s Y
balance In ! and 5tas1 Al i pr cent. ~
West Randolph Street.
M TEsE Ee<F Z ssaf sss Els
ans .e1ih .en,. Rtsl?fsis i is';G Il e
aasuss II ise ssi III I'd q M Wsh lase =
ef 5sS 1 1 tas 81: n @ by
Z IL! e .1E
mum, payable quArtr1lv-&nd III ta1eS!
due fsu4Ds.y - 4 I'd Nh iats;
Ia vi c..h balance. 5e.r witt, nserce. At pcr
ccpt.
Twenty-ninth and Napoleon-sta
!. as.!dspss Lot trs,.ptns north Napoleon
lhesidenec Lots fronting south Twenty nnth-et.
stove lots arc In Block Il IN Judge Davis Sub
llyun OF the Forth half Of eat half Of southwest quar-.
ter. sestIou = Town g. Hange II cnst aad directly
TeTm.-H ca,h balance. and ye..t, Iatesett At
1eF cent.
Egandale.
Lot. 70 md T. in Block l. fronting west, on Le1-
Lots II, u IS and y. In Block 2 fronting west on
Lats I. sna il Boek la fronting cast on Le1.
Trrut i csth; balance, and Year,, Interest q.
Lois ID H. H. Is and 49, fronting svest ou Wha.to,s.,
N1l65. TeItne. = CALI balancc and ycars Interest
1t 9 tcr cent
West Polk-st.
Lose T. s. e. 20 and Il. in block e section H. 'front.'
inE porth On Hezt foke. corner Sixonet These lotA
cent eash down, balance In g dayr.
Lake County, Indiana.
T?sa. K:1ts : s:: u Lie ooansy. iaasns 'A
The Title 10 the ADORE property L. perfect and full VIZ.
rantec dceds will be given. Fox Aay other PARTICULAR
call on
Wi1. A. BUFFERS Il CO.,
Auctlonccrs.
, 1869-06-26

A teAt proves 1t. Try WoIcott.s Pn1n
Paint for Iii pain, At 1A South Ctut street, CHI
cASu
, 1869-06-26

Old newspapers, In good 0rdeF-uot
cents per 100.
, 1869-06-26

All who want Hrst-c1nsA boota and
Ehoe6. At low prices, 30 TO Hamilton Uo1dleJ.
Is! Lake street
, 1869-06-26
TO LEASE.

ITO LEASE = WAHASH.Ay.-A SPLENDID
IL property tbetwetn Adams and Jaek1on IN lease
Tor term q yeara cit. % ee r ro1t and
uerk1 IN tne rs4r ktatett till Monday after
noon, ot AARCU3 SPRING. Sherman House.
ITO LEASE-FOR YEARS, LOT So1ino on
Il northeast corner WeIIa aud Tayletsts., with ore
teuements Mheh will be sold frt3ttA vt1y loE. VI.
H:ROCSDSs 80 LaSAt1ett-, lEtna Insurance Office.
, 1869-06-26
REAL ESTATE WANTED,

D-UflTCUM INFERRED REAL ESTATE
IN e1shAnes foE n et,.h.he,i hmlnr.s located n
New York and New JtIAey; 1t pays ,prudt ot etoo
H. r HYDE Tribune btftceA Chic2kot
, 1869-06-26
TO REHT-HOUsE

ITO REET-Tw0-STORY AND BASEMENT
brick houAr. perfectly new.conainIuS 10 .potns. with
.t.doDty wash .ab na1tIs m.nssl. e .ad eve modern
wcat Of HOBBY. north hide Of TO good tensnt Il
NLl be Ientrd very low. Inquire Of ARCHIBALD
Watcs-tt
, 1869-06-26
PIANOS.

T7OR aALE-PrANo, ALLEN 4 JEwKrE, NAE.
r. re of.siy W. ne. ia I chap & iSs y u a
1n3pa-4e -"
ITO AEHT-f1RsFCL4A8S NKE PIAHoR, FROM
o. 70 ~ ker Eao1th; seeond- hand fEo1a - = d.
WANFKp-TO. KxUHANGE-A GOOD CHICK
w ettns t4ano for i 19e3o4Spo. Ad{fsae v b, III.
EDO fpGa -. ---, :. - .s- -.s~
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-07-03

GovERSoR BRoss on THE MOUNTAINS.
In a letter of Governor Bross to the
Chicago Tribune, written June l2.h
from San Francisco, he speaks of the
trip across the Summit AS follows:
Crossing the Toano or Humbolt Nom.
tains on plateau, rising so gradually
from the Salt Lake basin that we
scarcely suspect the hight to which the
train reaches, it then rolls down the
valley of the Humboldt river for more
than 300 miles and, glad to get away
from the alkali fats along the lake into
which the river = sinks" like Salt
Lake, it has no outlet, the train speeds
across to the Truckee Meadows, when
the lofty snow clad peaks of the Sierra
Nevada Mountains bound the whole
western horizon. Way Up among them
tn rs of the Truckee have their
so up, and often over, the
ra the "Jupiter," with the
q Of Captain Johnson upon
tn le valve, drew our train with |
al .arful speed. Let him who |
have one of the most sublime
a. iteing rides upon the continent |
b. ,eat, as l did, upon the locomo-
ii Only glimpse of Bonner Lake
c. be caught as We rushed past the
ft .of it into a deep gorge of the
II intains, unawed by the snow
c .wned SUBMITS that frowned above
uj; but soon we rounded sharp curve
and run up the other side of deep ra-
vias, and then dashing through tun-
mel, Bonner Lake, in all its quite.
rnatchless beauty, lay like a mirror Of
silver hundreds of feet below US.
Boldly the train speeds onward along
the steep sides of the granite noun
lains, till at length we pass through the
long tunnel at the summit, and with
NOW banks above and far below us we
roll rapidly and smoothly down the
western slope of the Sierra Nevada.
Mountains. Beautiful views and sub
lime scenes crowd upon each other
10 quick succession. At Cape Horn-a n
oeetling crag-the American river v
Rides along $500 feet almost di.
ectiy beneath ne. J
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-07-03

THE G. HoPPERs. of the hest
Jokes on the insect family that we have
ever heard of, is the predicament that
seventeen hundred million. of them got
into by coming with the rush to White
Pine. Here they are, and they seem to
have lost their reckoning-for they are
tritiing away the summer. without water
nor any prospect of doing any harm
They have been here for two weeks now,
and We chnckle as we reflect what a fine
lot of wheat has ripenpd in California
which they could swell as not have de-
stroyed. We have trod gingerly amongst
them, wishing to disturb them as little a
possihle-lest they acquire bad opinion
OF White Pine and take wing for taller
grass White Pine Netcs, June %.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-07-03

THAT HEADING. - Some ccmpositor
put head on an item Yesterday
morning relative TO the Ward Beecher
South and Earl Mines. We wrote it
Traced aud the comp. set it Fraud,
the latter, OF course, not being referred
to in the article nor thought of by the
writer at the time. We merely gave
the fact, that the incline of the Ward
Beecher South had broken into the
Earl shaft, as a matter of news, not de-
string to pref udice the claims of either
party to the suit which will come up
for adjudication on Friday next
Waite Pine Neics, June %.
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FUSERAL.-The funeral of Virgil j.
Hillyer, son of our esteemed fellow
citizen, &. j. Hllyer, Yesterday after
noon, was one of the largest we have
seen in the city in long time. He was
ID years and months of age, and a
very bright lad. The parents have the
sincere sympathy of a large circle of
frieuds.-Ente-pris End.
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We learn from a private letter to Mr..
Sharon, from Senator Stewart. that
the House Sub Committee on WAYS
and Means, now in San Francisco, will
visit Virginia before returning East 1t
is probable however, that they will
first visit Oregon. Should thev dc so,
they will not be with us before the lat
ter part of this month Enterprise.
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NOTICE..

4 Ii PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE ESTATE
~ of William p. Joy deceased are requested to
make immediate payment to William Patterson,
same. ANNA JOY.
Administrative Of said estate
Carson City, June 2lst, 1869. 4w
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PERsoSAL.-Rev. A. W. Whitaker,
Rector of St. Paul's Episcopal Parish
at Virginia, left on the cars yesterday
for the East, whore he will be conse-
Grated Bishop of Nevada and Arizona.
he will be absent three months, during
which time Rev. Mr. Lawrence will
supply bis place, and be ready to full
hli the duties pertaining to the position
Gold XVt Ners, End.
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JOHN G. Fox has received copies of
the principal Eastern magazines and
illustrated newspapers of the lates,
dates. The magazines are for July,
and Frank Leslie's and Harper's Illus
trated papers and the New York Led
ger bear date of July Sd. Copies of
the above have been laid upon our ia
BILE by Mr.. Fox.
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THE DAILY APPEAL

THERs will be mass in the Catholic
Church on next Sunday at IL A. H.,
and d French sermon delivered for the
French speaking congregation after
mass. The eloquent Father Buehard
will commence a mission in Carson on
next Sunday week.
The New York herald., 1869-05-16

MISTAKES BY DRUGGISTS CLERKs.-A bill IL he.
fore the Connecticut Legislature which provides that
no druggists clerk shall prepare a medical prescrp
ton unless he has served two years apprentice
snip In drug store, or Is graduate OF medical
college, or college OF pharmacy. except under the
supervision OF some person possessing some OF tho
before mentioned qualincatons.n II also provides
that the proprietor shall personally see TO IL and pre-
vent any such action on the part OF his employees
who not qualified. The bin fortiflcs its object by
fixing the penalty Tor violation OF the proposed law
at 500 fine, or six months Imprisonment In jail;
and IN case OF death resulting from the blunder OF
such cerk, the penalty II not less than 81 900 nor
more than $1,000 or imprisonment In the state
Prison for two 10 four years, or both.