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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-13

The CAPrUKE AID destruction of the
fill buster SHIP Forward whose exploits
at Guaymas bave been already made
public is given in Il late dispatch from
San Francisco "a follows:
The steamer Continental from Guaymas.
Mazatlan and La Paz, arrived this evening
with lU2 passengers. From a passenger Is
learned the fuIlJwins facts: On receiving
the news OF the pluuder:ng of Quay mas by
VIscarno, in command Of the steamer For
ward. BY orders of Placido Vega, the merch-
ants of Mazatian united with the American
Consul, Ci>>on, Ill ii request to the Command
er OF the UniIed States war steamer M"hi-
can, to pursue the Forward and capture or
destroy her. The Mohlcan followed her TO
the mouth of the river Telupan, near San
Bias, and there found that she had gone up
the river with tine plumber of GUAR mas To
deliver it to Vega. 1t was expected she would
be found four miles up the river, and six
launches, with A. men, started after her, and
found that she had gone up the ri'er, and II
was not until they had assembled ~ miles
that she discovered at midnight. A
small boat was putting of from the Forward
when the Mohican's boats hailed her. Those
on board the Forward quickly opened
fire on the Mohican's boats, killing the
coxswaIn of the first boat and shoot
ing Ensign Vain srigh, through the
breast and wounding five marines. The
boats returned fire with a hrwitzer and
boarded the Forward and captured six men
on board-all Americans; and. after break.
ing her engines to pieces, set her On fire and
burned her TO the waters edge. Wainwright
died from his wounds. His body vas brought
up on the Continental The prisoners were
delivered to the Mexican authorities for trial.
Captain Smith, Of the Forward, who had
been previously taken by the Mexicans, is at
Mszatlan on bail. The other prisoners are
to be sent to Guaymas for trial. as the Court
at Mazatlan has no authority TO try them.
for the offense was committed i Sonora.
DR.. Gillespie, U. s. NJ, came up on the Con-
tinental with three of the wounded marines |
of the Mohican. The arms. money and |
other articles stolen by Viscarno at Quay
mas had been landed and delivered TO Vega, |
who, it was rumored, vas ready to advance |
on Mazatlan, where preparations were being |
made to receive him. The Forward was ut |
ted out here, having been bnught, as is re-
ported, by two prominent Californians-one |
residing in Solano County and the other in |
Santa Clara County-and was reftted by |
Jansen of this city. She was cleared by |
Schlieden ostensibly for the Gulf oyster |
trade. All these parties are known as friends |
Of Vega. Two hundred tens of coal recent |
" left here, as is supposed, for her use.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-13

ported to be an aspirant on the republican
side for gnberna,orial honors, at fhe ap-
preaching general election. Mr.. +. has the
reputation Of being Straight forward, clear
headed, liberal mined, honest hearted, wide
awake business man and politician. On the
woman question he is sound to the core,
having advocated and voted in the Nevada
Senate for striking the word "Male" from
the Constitution. Hon. NJ. 5. Bonnifieid we
have bee n informed is ambitious for tie same
hOnorS from the democratic party, though we
somewhat doubt the report. The Jude is
an able Juri>i, a ripe scholar, a finished speak
er, an honest politician and has the conf
dence of his party and would make grand
and good executive. Judge Il. is one of the
leaders of the woman mo.emen ut
in Nevad,. The Stare will honor it>eIfin the
elecrion of either Cfthese gentlemen. five
rightly understand the spirit, temper, ability
and will of the sufraSi>ts in Nevada, no
Candidate from either party. for any official
position viii he likely to secure nominal
ton. much less an election, who does not
boldly endorse the woman movement
Much Of this we most heartily second,
the very jass and truthful
description of our charming and popular
who Is, however las WE
believe we are authorized to st-;e). not
heartily enough enlisted in our good
-auSe 20 be wiling TO serve in the ca
D ,ciiy for which she has seen named.
The o hers named mus speah for til |
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-13
TIE CooLIE oUEsiI0S CONGRESS

The late doings of Mr.. koopman
schap, the importer Of coolies fOi
Southern plsutaIions, and of Mr. Samp
son, the North Adams shoe manuf4c-
turer, who is responsible for the seven
t,-five Cinnamon who were brought &c
that town 10 ply the shoemaker trade,
have raised most decided breeze in
Congress. Mr.. Stewart gave the first
signal of dissent TO the importation OF
Iahorers under the coolie contract sys-
TEN; and since then John Chinaman
has figured largely in Congressional de-
ba'es and proceedings. Following is
the last phase of the matter:
WASHINGTON, July 9-Mr Cook offered
the following resolution, which was referred
to the Committee On Education and Labor
Whereas, since the emancipation of Amer
lean slavery and the elevation o. our hum
blest laborer to the full rights of citizenship,
interruptions spectators in human flesh
have demonstrated the practicabiity Of
foiSting slavery upon the nation in another
form;
And whereas, to take a step backward is
contrary to sound and healthful public poll
cy, tending to betrayal of the people and
the subversion Of Gpverement;
And whereas, the United States of Amer
lea having ceased To be the home of the slave
or the field in which the slave driver may
pursue his trade With IMMUNITY;
And whereas, danger may be anticipated
from the organized immi grafton of bond Chi
namen;
Therefore, resolved, That while the people
of the whole world are invited to come as
voluntary freemen to share with US the pro-
lection of our land and our free institutions
and in the wonderful advantages of our land,
it is against the genius CT the age to bring
them here IN b nds for term of years or
even months that the traffic in bondmen is
degrading 10 labor ard will not be tolerated
by freemeD, and must be checked in its in
ception by prompt action OH the part of the
representatives Of the people.
Further, resolved, That the Committee on
Education and Labor are hereby instructed
to investigate the subject, including the con-
tract coolie system practice6 in various parts
of the country, and to report a bill soon
as practicable prohibiting the introduction Of
bondsmen from China or elsewhere, provid-
ing for the protection of those who seek our
shores in quest OF free homes. and who will
as speedily as practicable adopt the manners.
habits and customs of our people making it
a riminal ofiense, punishable BY fine or i'm
prisonment, to be party, direct or indirect.
to any project tending to perpetuate the bar
barism of slavery.
The author of these resolutions is Mr..
Burton c. Cook, Republican, repre-
senting District in Illinois. Doubt
less these resolutions, or similar ones,
will be adopted and We might expect,
il it were not so late in The session,
that something would be done, imme-
diately, to enforce that clause of the
Chinese treaty which inh,bits the i'm
portation of coolies or contract laborers.
Al any rate, Whatever is done-snd We
have no doubt the impending evil will
be duly arres,ed-wili be done by The |
in Congress.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-13

We gather the following from last
evenings Gold Hill News:

We gather the foliouing from las,
evenings Gold Hill News:
Mr.. Fitch has introduced bill into the
House of Representatives providing for a
| Railway from point on the &. Z. Il. Il. to
Hamilton, White Pine county.
resolution that The l4'h and 18th
| amendments are valid parts of the C"nstitu-
ton and binding upon all departments of
the National and State Governments passed
the House by parry vote.
The Conference COMMITTEE on the Fund
ing bill agre, d 10 provide for the issuance of
one thousand million Of thirty year bonds at
four per cent, three hundred million of nj
teen year b ,nds at four and Il half per cent,
and two hundred million of ten year bonds
at i've per cent.
Now that the riots are over there the
Philadelphia press 2rses paid fire depart
ment.
Tine following contirma,ions are reported
Thomas Murphy, Collie ctur, and Moses Il.
GrinneIl Naval Officer at New York; Marsh
Giddinr>. Consul General al Calcutta Pos
masters c. +. Myers, Treasure City. New;
Robert Alien, Austin, New; also knoch
Adams Register of the Land Office and 5
W. Brown, Rece liver of Public Moneys, Van
cou,er.
A game of base ball between the Red |
Stockings and Forest City Club, at Rock
ford, was ti.->core Is {" Is. That must
be pretty lively club, that Forest CITY.
Latest advices from Paris give better indi- |
cations of peace.
The knights Of St. Crispin have formed |
an armed ORGANIC zion to drive the Chinese
from California. Ibis foolish piece Of husI- !
ness will get somebody into trouble. Scho-
fed will be likely To have something to say.
,nld t.ri in M,
20 ll3!..
Nothing further is known concerning the
illibuSter> VINO landed from the Forward on
Mexican soil.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-13

NAPOLEON is dec idedly punctilious
toward Prussia and the moo,ed cleo
ton of Prince Leopold to the throne of
Spain. The Emperor means to force the
issue and make it appear, if the Prince
is allowed to subside, that he, Napo-
leon, has frightened Prussia into a
compliance with his terms. Moreover,
be rather courts a war with Prussia. He
still bankers after the Rheaish Prov.
inces and is by no means satisfied With
the negotiations heretofore bad with
Blsmark. If Leopold accepts the prof
fered crown q war is inevitable and
even should he decline that honor it is
BY no means impossible that Prussia
will be forced to measure swords with
France. Napoleon is evidently more
than willing to engage in a war with
his old enemy and will make the most
cause pretext for opening
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-13

A STARTLING APPARIrfoN.-The fol-
lowing singular occurrence 10 stated in
The dispatches under date of lndianap-
oils, July 10:
This morning Mr.. Isaac Marchant, Jr.,
fred . shotgun At dog chasing = flock of
geese along White River, when the body Of
MS father arose IRON the water The old
gentleman. Who had been suffering from .
cancer in the throat, had committed suicide
b deoHning only few hours psevious.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-13
TBs INFALLIBILIrY DOGMA tele
gram dated Rome, June says:

gram dated Rome, June s says:
The dogma Of Infallibility will be
proclaimed en- the l7th instant. The
ceremonies attending the publication Of
the dogma will be held in the church OF
st. Leo Nv. The Pope will occupy toe
veritasle chair of St. Peter the Car
dinals, Archbisbops and Bishops will
attend in full canonicals, anu the vari-
Gus religious orders will 60 to the
church 10 procession the conclusion of
the religious ceremonies will be herslded
to the popuIace with saIvos of cannon
and peals Of bells.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-13

WENDELL Phillips, it is said, has
been spoken of by President Grant rs
Motley's successor At the Court of St.
James. If Motley must be recalled, by
all means let Phillips be his successor.
We doubt his acceptance Of the appoints
ment, if rendered; but be, of all great
Americans, il one whom We. should be
proud to have for our representative ~
the Euglish Court.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-10-15
farrler Pigeons In The SPY ser,lc'


i"h' Uie N'H lulk IuFt
One of our French correspon.
dents writes /; "l'he last discoy-
'ery is that the means Of commu.
Inlcatlon between spies and theil
directing bureau are. carrier-pig.
'eons, One Of these birds was
picked up in the town of Gisors d
Short time ago. The poor thing
had fallen from exhaustion, and
being very handsome, was cared
for by his captor, who, on hand
ling him, found beneath one wing
an inscription in German charac-
tiers, traced with indelible ink on
'the feathers, which, when transla-
fed into French, read: CHAN,
go. EMP. RET The pigeon
was retained, and the authorities
,havc put a stop to those matches
(which were formerly so comr Oh
between Belgium and the southern
provinces of France. When we
bear in mind that there are ten
thousand of these trained birds
which could convey intelligence
in six hours from Paris to any Of
the frontier towns Of Belgium,
there can be little surprise felt al
the French prohibition of the sport
"ln America, few persons. have
hny idea of the fervor, with which
Fhesc pigeon races are kept Up.
CONTESTS from the extreme SOUTH
ern provinces to Brussels, in which
'one thousand or fifteen hundred
pigeons are sent of, and in which
the first prize is q service, of plate
given by the Belgian King, are
pot uncommon; and minor races
of three hundred on four hundred
niles are or daily occurrence dur
lng the season. So although par
Fridge shooting is forbidden in the
department Of the Seine, It is per-
!ectly admissible of extcrmlnate
my of the feathered tribe which
bears the slightest resemblance to
be it wild or tame. Ac.
cordipg 10. French law tina shoot
ing season is regularly opened by
an edict signed by the Prefect,
Who makes it coincide with the
in of the crops bit al
though It was published as usual
tbs year, an afterthought told Mr..
Ohevreau that it would be better
to save all the powder for the
Pfussians, and a second decree
the execution of the
first until France was freed from
her enemies ; whereupon a wag'
wrote under the heading of the orig
inal proclamation, which vas
Ourerture de Ia Chase, the words
Anr Prursiens." b n
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. WORK OK STARvR.

+
n This is the law rand penalty from
|khich theirris no escape. n1hods7
|sepds are tryiugto evade II; some
~ making their fellow men work
|lpr them, others by depending on m I !
honey Inherited or accumulated IN !
|lormcr midst Of plenty. They,
may eat to ther fill, but eating
Without exercise isiagaiast the law y
d nature, and very soon the stom.
'aeh refuses 10 digest the food, the
bodyis not nourished, and the man
literally starves, though lie feels no t,'
The hands, the brain, il,e
heart must work to i've, 1fy you
dodge the labor ofilearrningg lessons,
you at the same time lniss the l
s6ength Of intellect. which mental
work brings, and the nand asll pine !
ff want Of nourishmspt. Thor
sahds .staryeiheir wits ID this way,Is
until they wonder how il is that
Others Curry away prizes in lifa.t N
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The Divine Derrecs.

We know that they include all
|tirdcs,all actions, and aIlbeings. lie
saw when it vas yet but shooting
along the secdy banks of the Nile,
lthe future application and use to be
made Of each twig, out of5which the
|mother Of Moses wovc the basket
lark which her child was commit
|tcdlto the waters ofthe'river. When
lJelioyah framed the everlasting
!moentain III the first week or crca-
ton lie saw in allits destinics each
fragment Of stone Or earth Which
centuries afterward the Jews were
10 take up that they might cast
them at Jesus, or which were TO be
in the attempted murder
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N0TICR..

w ALLEN II. Garris has Withdrawn from
he drm Of MITCHELL Camp 3 Gattis and JExl
B. Ps&YKr has become partner ID his stcad
The present firm alonc are authorized 70 ac
n settlement oftlic business. There will s
40 change in our books, We win in due tim
have IN plenty of new goods al the lowest mar
xet pricc Patronage solicited
MITCHELL, CAMP y PORTER.
Sept %, ls7o-lm
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80 imnlr B.
ml glim iis HaH t#ie
ID Nal He it uff hhHf ih
lmsl filthnrlmaA
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If ilat fas 10 l.e euplaj a
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bst soro Boo tb' banls ~ lla o.
ne.t iab bny tae 6lel.iY II Jt*lf
md e. lmfgsu lef iho l,fc ~ bf
Saviour. aud tD aerurr at lt.t AZ
icll Ul AtetlBmL When it VI
ytt buta sce.lhug, lle iapckucs "
thr dfoad h.aluy of thc tree tha
uas ~ furnish our Rojccmor ,aeo.
aui might have lorbiddou the de'
~ uOau.l or tho soil ~ sustatu !.
With the htlsun and the Deidhl
llc had 10 cuIIuslou. aud set iu u
will Of control llcUllncsscd, pcrrnll
lcd and o,erulcd all the stops !
the wlckcdnc that produced thi
dread contamination. ". Il. W.
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VOLUME ~ EUhBER ~

HHsH HHiH iHe gsaisKeit slfsti slia.l
ssfme ismsF aaa ysss n sFs.
Iahi aatd iHs ieasi y NJ wltfw,
J ifssi'isl fAa flssls~s sss m kass
~ fHE ~ sfsntiss sg sssi ei
4 iie irgiH sssaHilaA ssll snfg -
H. oosssasf' sol l'sailset, imare.i.
i ffe fbis aat stsll iste sHssf
/ Asf ga ifthsispsi sfwklel,my
i1sh dalfm nmy fe.,sls. simH q,
endg oue hnsiral ami ,siy spr.t
N 1isntity, ~ fifteen hamlfed d1l
bars 10 value inclusive N hul'r -.
Iinonis, tbs gifeor holding aseeBtn
Iagaist such llcltof. and M aminr
iyihef prnpoly N satisfy tho ame.
lU,ll awaaul llWse disfect anil ds.
|'hiorualod ffechol,lers II tnc equity.
who ou oath 10 be- administered by
|sucll officer ,baII st oG g. ~eil
'lcblor q portion Of iaid land, EN-.
|bracmg The dwelling houses, nnl
prot excec,Io ono hundred anil sixty
acres 10 quantity, ~ fifteen hundred
',lallars IN value, which uilotmcnt
|sball be returned with the execution,
|and the part 80 allotted shall be cx-
|empt from the execution, and the
officer may proceed .o advertise and
|sell the residue ofthe premises.
AIR. 2S5. II the premises shall
not be capable IT being so divided
as to set Of the debtor part, incIu.
ding the dwelling houses, and not
exceed fifteen hundred dollars in
value, inclusive OF improvements,
the said frcehollers shall sct oft con
|venicnt portion Of the land, to in.
|eludc the dwelling.houscs and build
|ings, and not more land than may
be necessary for the convenient nsc
thereof, and they shall appraisc the
|yalue of the part set OIL; and in
|case the surplus Of such valuation
|oycr and above fifteen hundred dol.
lars. shall within sixty days, be pail
|by The execution debtor,Ithe part so
Isct oil shall not be sold on said exc
'cution; but il such surplus shall not
be paid within sixty days after such
valuation, the officer may advertise
and sell the part 70 set oil, provided
the same shall bring agreator sum
than fifteen hundred dollars and
|out Of the proceeds Of the sale, he
shall pay 10 the execution debtor
|the sum OF fifteen hundred dollars,
which shall be exempt from exccu-
|cption for one year threafteryin o..
der chat il maybe eiinvested in tho
purchase ofanother homcstcad.t II
ART. 284. No property shah be
Exempt from execution when the
parchase-money thereof forms, in
whole, orin part, thedebt on which
|hc judgement j. founded, nor phall'
lpy prppety be exempti.frona salc
|or non-paynentof taxesor assess
hents, or,for any Labor slono there!
pn, or materials furnished therefore,
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THE EAEMTiON LAW.

The Legislature during its lae
session repealed al the cxcnptioi
laws in force since January lst lS6
and leaving the law in the Code 0
1851 upon exemptions in force, an'
amending that l,w by allowing tyv'
horses or mulcs, instead of one, an,
reducing the humber OF acres o
hand exempt to eighty from on
hundred and sixty, also giving eli
izcns Of towns two thousand dollart
worth Of propety. yu
The lawofls57 ia as follows,
Arr $50. Thcfollowing propct,
shall be exempt from seizure unde
execution or attachment, to wit: h
1st, The tools OF u mechanic NED
ossary for carrying on his trade. y /
I'd. Tho agricultural imt'ltmchtl
|ot q farmer necessary 0 ior Two mai mai
laborers. ats.L aat "a hs.
3D.. The implements ola lahore
Inecssary in his usual employment.
4th. Tho books of student requi
|ed 'of inc complexion a'lth OF ms cducca' pcgi'
|tlon. emtae teoti JraeL .ilosi
9th, The wearing nppearal o
every person. l'4aF'a g'73a 'ii2.
9TH. Tho libraries OF licensed at
torleysat law, ppctIclpg physicians
and MINISTERS 81 the gospel, not OK
|cod'ng two hundred and fifty dob
'arS IN value, also the iinStr''meht'
surgeons ana dentlst' used N their
profession, nor exceeding tywo, hnn' Hnl
lrcd anu nt iiity ytflli dollars " value, II ied
Uth, Ihearms apd accoprtermepls
|ol each person,ol the enrolled militia
|pf the State; and' '2'aI Il'f2 'Dli.
9TH. All globes, books and. and maps
uscd I BY BY tsn teachers her Of schools, aoadel
pics and oolleges'idgu 99ires slor
Also the following ipropctyslof
|cach head OF a ia'hllyor housekeep;
|er,to wit onc(now two)worrlkt, bIorses y
|or mules, four cows and CALVES,
twenty head pl stock hogs, one hun
|dred and fifty bushels oficorn, twon-
ny bushels OF wheat orsrlce, eight
a''ndrcd pounds q pork Or bacon, Da on
|0ne yoke OF eAxcn, one cart or ,wag,1
|oll, household furniture 70 be selec-
Yea BY the debtor,not to exeecde two
hundred and oity dollars ~ 'Value,