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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-19

RECEIPTS AT STRoTJIER's HOTEL YEsrER-
DAY.-Frank Travis (negro), eight years,
housc-breaking; johnson Brown (ncgro),
eighteen years, murder III second degree
both from Prince George county.
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liam K: Watts; 9th, John F. Meredith nth
W.. D., Holmes Sth, 8. j. Wise; 9th, ii
Calder; 10th, J.!J. Brown; 11th, j. s. Ro
bcrtson. Two vacancies. f ,-H 4.
Adjourned, .s
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THE French Emperor, King William, and Bis
marck, may be good rulers and Statesmen, but n
b. SPENCE & SON are the cIoth!crs OF the day
Call at 1900 Main street and be done up Id 700,
stylc. "r "
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MEETINGS.


MASONIC NOTICE. THE men, &
~ bers of RICHMOND. RANDOLPH Xxx
LODGE, No. 10. Will attend n stated 1neet-/V\
Ing ofthc Lodge at the Masons' Hall THIS EVE
MING ut Z O'Clock. ss.--|If5 =
BY order Of the w. NJ. ..r ......, s.s.
WILLIAM j. RIDDICK,
y I-N~ SECRETARY.
NOTICE.-RICHMON AND LYNCH.
~ BURG RA1LKOAD.-To Thomas w. Nc
Canoe, Franklin Stearns, Joseph L. Anderson,
David j. Burr, Fl. G. Cabell, w. G.. Paine Isaac
Davenport Jr., William p Isaacs, Parker Gamps
?: BurwelL W. A. Perkins, George u: Saunders,
Thomas I. Robitsohi,, Thomas Z; Bondurant,
Lloyd j; Beall, Peyton Wise, John Meredith'
Lay, Francis d. Irving, Robert Hubbard, VII
poratOrs You are hereby notified and requested
to assemble in the Chamber of Commerce of the
city OF Richmond at 10 O'Clock A. 81. on TUES
DAY the 2sth instant for the purpose of organiza-
tiOn In accordance with Il recent act OF the Legis-
laturc Of Virginia, and for the transaction OF
business important to the interests OF the pro-
jectgd railroad from Richmond to Lynchburg.
LLOYD j. BEALI. .
Chairman Committee, &c.
jy 14-d&swtJy3d ... -e....
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THE Writings Of Miss Thackeray Free Russia,
by W. Hcpworth Discon; Stern Necessity tiwcr,-
dollne's Harvest by author Of "a Beggar on
Horseback": Kilmery. by author of 'tIn silk At
tire -; at ELLYSON It TAYLoR's, l1l6 Main street,
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NOTHING protects so well against the heat
the sun as good umbrella. E. B. SPENCE IL 70
have fine assortment Of umbrellas at all prIces
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-19

WILKIE C0LLINS'S new novel-"Man on
Wife "-just received at ELLYsoN & TAYLoR'i
1ls Main street. -
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STRANGERS visiting the city will find oil The
latest magazines, wceklies, dailias, and guide.
books, at ELLYsoN TAYLoR's, lilo Main street.
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LoTHAIR, by Disracli; Put Yourself IN His
Place, by Charles Reade; and Lady of the Ice, by
DE Uhllc; nj ELLYSoN & TAYLoR's, llle Main
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RICHMOND AND PErERsBURoaR.R. II. X. COIL
.a ffi,T h-u uKIcHAoaDstAprMa q, 1870.
.YTtHE, TRAINS OVER THIS ROAD
Leave Riehnssnd al s:46 A. n. and 7soP. NJ.
Leave PetersDurx at 10 A. NJ and 5:oe p. d.
Freight and Accornodatfoh train. with pxasen-
ger car attached, Will leave Richmoud daily at
a. NJ, aud Petersburg daily at ssao a, Il ison-
dsTs s ssSsH Il train will not lcaye Richmond on
SUNDAYS, and the 7:ss r. n. train viii not leavo
PassenT nTers for Norfolk will taka tbe $50 r. II:
train. cunning through daily: Baggage checked
The uasssu ger coach atssched 70 the coal train
wilT ,ruu ON MONDAYS, WRDNEsstpAIS' ana
fEM' Essye Glover Hill ct s7fA.M.. connecting ct
ctsesfer viii, the Accommodation tral1. passen-
GERS returning VIII take the 7sa Z. n, train CON
necsiHs 80 THOMASH. WYERE,
2 apps 7a7.5l IEr - p SsueerinsehEh'-
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N. ELLYSoN & co. will insert advertisements In
the principal newspapersin Virginia, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, ard the northern cities at pub
lishcrs' rates. for cash. Apply at this ONCE.
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Another supply Of fine French notc-paper in.
received at ELLYsoN s. TAYLoR's News Depo
ul6 Main street. :,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-19

SUN UMBRELLAS at NOAH WALKER & Go.
lng6 M ain street. f.tta1s ,.# H}
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OLD PAPERS, in packages Of one hundred O
more, for sale at the Dispatch counting-roonL
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EXCURSIONS.

EACUhSlVMDe
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND PoToMAc}
- i. .'-'F. RAILROAD COMPANY,
',.. RfcfIMosp, June 10, 1870.
EXCURSION SEASON OF 1870 TO
u NIfGARA FALLS -a-., =
SARATOGA SPRINGS, - ..
NEWPORT, and
LAKE GEORGE.
Tickets To the aboyc-naned resorts ofered at
low rates. Apply at the Office OF the company, cor
ner oi Broad and Eighth streets. a..
fy 1--ln General Ticket Agent.
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SUN UhBREL&As at NOAH WALKER & EfH
1905 Main street, ---- - I -
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GoIEG TO FRANcE.-Captain Pardigon,
well known in this city during the war and
since that time, is going to France on Satur-
day next. ~. .e 4
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SUN UMBRELLAS at NOAH WALKER 8 co,
1905 Main street.
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Sun UMBRELLAs at NOAH WALKER 3 Co. Z
1906 Main street. ..= .E
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Tile latest Novels at ELLYsoN s. TAYLOR,
news depot, lilo Main street. - y :,
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reF ~-~> -
TRAIN No. o.l.-THROUGH MAIL TRAIN cfG
Washington leaves the depot corner or byra aile
E,abth Streets, daily at if1:l5)A!iM. Arrives IN
Richmond daily at 23s 7. n .,vnpyaa
TRAIN No. e.-The BALTIAORE EXPRESS
TR RtIN-.connecting at-Aquia creek with tho
steamers Georgeanna and lronsdss & Leaves sa,9 lne
lSnndays excepted st o'clockf M: Arrives In
'tTRAIN No. o.s.-fHROuGff.MAIL TEAM vfg
washington leaves the depot corner q enn sne
z. III. Arrives in Richmond tAondsss e1cep'eo'
~ THRouGH SiiG oi M TICKETS and THROuGH BAG. g.
GASE GHEGKs Ok .t% to ~ RgTlHRsWaRssss 0h' " ''
GFREIGHTS contracted for and forMsraeaa rH sa
daily: d. with dispatch, to AZ points sohih EAU
: HsPECIAL NoT1cE!!-Ths B1LTIMoRE: TX. TX,
PRESS TEAM wils run as far as Miioro naea
on Sunday, leaving, Richmosd cnsgsS o. b' vii
nud Eighth streelss at a. NJ tcTI.In'nk,t nk,t ~ ~
leave Milford on Mondays at o1sA A' and ar
rive ut Riclmond at s5oA. DE-. JALnIt ~,
Apply at COMPANIES OFFICE corner Ok
Broad and Eighth streets, ssy.J. GENTRY
".ss #3'iaf,o 1tg ~ ssenGeisi, G ri Ticket Agent.
Ed. T. D. MYERS, GcneFat superintendent.
Co j .re -. .r~sNs a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-19

DICHMOND. AND YORK RIVER
ID RAILROAD iLENEAFoRI tBALTIMORE,
THE NORTH. AND N0RTHWESE=GHAN3E
3F soHsDgLEs s,5 6DAILYu 4 51u u;HIR {ExgErT SUM-
Passsngers for Bshiwors snd snd Points ~ North
pot OF the Htchmond and York Riyer Railroad at
Richmond DAILY .texcept Sundays( At n. NJ,
for West Point, where they take the fast and
elegant steamers sTATE 0E X4EsayIgFlAA: GsG,
PHILIP REyBoLD, both! of which have been
newly fitted out with splendid accomRodati9ns iat,
morning in time to connect With the trains for
Philadelphia, New York, and the West Return-
Ing, the boats leave pier ,Fo.,a, tLighastsest
DAILY (eIcept sundaysj at o'clock r. M,
passengers arriving In Richmond at $40 4. n.
sHpress riS srsis on he Richmond and Dsavie rail-
road for Danville and all points on that road;
Greensboro, Salisbury Charlotte DC: ~ y. ,.i; q;
the chesapeake and Oido railroad for the various
celebrated Springs on the line OF that road.
| PASSEh6EK TRAIN leaves Richmond daily
at a:l9 T. NJ. Leaves West Point daily at e:sG AN;
points. THOMAS DODAMEAD.
iy16 .r.a-s~ 355' 81 ftla E superintendent
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.-sss.assSS
IN The boats of the JAMES ri. IA
YER AND KANAWHA CANAL. CONAN ~ q -
TjIESDkyS, THURSDAYS, and nasAIURDAYs.
Ettight and tolls ON goods Ior3 LyncisaLg ano
tesena collected or or prepSia M yss shs
NJ aftoytled consiynees, but no obligation Is as.
snrod 10 deliTer down freight elsewhere than ~
nv otaco on the Dock without special aEreemsn.. .
Way freigh. VIII not be delivered I'LL ~3s
paid. 5&sl.s. 81.
Dali ~, ''.l''.'. ' EDWARD DILLON. Aaents
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-19

CHURcH DEDICATION.-The congregation
of Disciples worShipping near Bethesda,
near Mcchanicsville, in Hanover county,
having completed their new house Of Wor-
ship, set apart Sunday last as the day Tor
the opening of their regular services. The
following members were present Elders
Dearborn (of Richmond), Henly, Ainsle,
Williams, and Duyal. The church was very
neatly decorated with evcr.recns, &C., and
its name, Gethsemane," placed in letters
over the pulpit. The regular services
were opened with reading of Scripture by
Elder Ainslie, and prayer by Elder IIcnly,
and after hymn Elder Dearborn was in
troduccd to the audience, and gave fine
practical sermon on individual and consre-
gational duties. +.
After the discourse. Elder Duval, on
behalf OF the congregation, extended u
"warm" invitation to the audience that
they remain and partake of the dinner
which had been SO 'bountifulIy provided.
And there was hurTving to and fro; and
| the appetiteS of the visitors told sadly on
| the chickens, duck, shoat. pies, &C., which
seem to be so Indispensable to an "dlk-day
country neeti1y.' The Richmond party
| (and there was quite Il representation from
our city,, both lnaleand FEMALE. did them
selves and the good dinner ample justice 4;
and after noticing the style III which Jr2eQ
chicken was dispatched by them, we won
dcrcd not at the remark of an old Chester
field friend to Richmond boy at Il big
meeting: You id Richmond boys will
go any,rhcrc for trfed chicken"
We then proceeded into the house for re.
ligiols services. After partaking of tho
Lords Supper VIC were addressed by Elder
Hcnly on the Christian duties, and the SCI
vices closed with eXhortation by Elder
AinSlic and an appropriate hymn. ....
Elder Williams preached at night, ant
| will continue the meeting for several days
We hope that the church may be much
strengthened and the cause of Christ for
| warded.
Our party returned OH Sunday night, lnt
the watchmen, no doubt, about l114 O'Clock
noticed an omnibus drawn by four lazy
looking arIttc horses, driven by u sleepy
looking black man, and containing sleepy
lookin. party, passing up Broad street
and-thus cndcth the first chapter.
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TICKETS,

VIA CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD.
to WHITE SULPHUR, OLD. SWEET, RED
SWEET, ROCKBRIDGE & ALUM, HOT, HEAL
ING, WARM, and BATH ALUM SPRINSiS, and
Also, ~ .at. III - ..l arr q. ia
fr.9i .,...t, EXCURSION TICKETS
GA, and LAKE GEORGE, at IowratcssTE
j. Il. NETHERLAND.
jy8-tI5A ''Hi General Ticket Agent.
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AMUSEMENTS.
SACRED CONCERT.

BENEFIT OF CLAY-STREET METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
corner of Clay and Adams streets,
TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 10, s7o. e
MADAME RUIIL:.::..: Leading soprano
PROFESSOR &. W.YItILOW .......... :. Pianist.
Assisted by fourteen OF the most accomplished
and well-known musical amateurs anu
~ t-. connoisseurs Of the city.
The programme Is complete aud inviting, ana
IN assured rlchan brilliant entertainment IL con-
f,iently guaranteed. t-,t<, T.,
Admission, &c. Doors open 1t y p Nj. Con.
cert to commence at St O'Clock precisely. ;"
The street cars pass the church door. jyIa-At
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jy8-tI5A ~ 40 General Tfcke
DICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL.
NN NROAD.-PASSENGER HCHEDULE:

GONG soUTn;7Lyncnbarg and Dany,lle pas,
at S:2s A. !; Leave Burkeville daily lercept Sum
esys esYs sdsys ~ 4 p G RaRoSsn ai'
AED EXPRESS leaves Richmond daily at s:ss
P. M; leaves Danyile daily at 80 r. NJ; arrives
st Greensboro daily at a:asAl M e sIat
GOING NOBTH.--hynchburg and D8nVtlle pas.
sengers leave Danvilfe dairy except sundayl at
7:4o a. NJ; leave Rurkeytlle daily 5(exccpt Sum
except sandaysl at dIoP. NJ. THRo UGH Mali.
AND EXPRESS leaves Greensboro daily at s:ls
p. M. leaves Danyille daily at 1851 p. II. ar
rives at Richmond daily at TO AIM. us
7 The Lynchburg and DalytIle Passenger Trsin
coniects at Burkeville With ths hains on tho
Soutliside road for Petersburg, Norfolk, Lynch
burg, and al stations on the sol.lslde and vir-
Vile, Dalton, Chsetap9ogs, .Aashyille. Memphis,
The Through Mall SRnd Express liconnects
A. Greensboro With the tEsins Sn the North Caro-
vannah, Macony Mobile, A9ptgomsry. &c., &C..
and at Richmond m With The Richmond. FEsdsricass; KS
kichm9nd and Y2rk = Riysr railT9adMss s " . -, uu,r
RECLINING CHAIRS on .the ,thIou gh! express
train: 4 q. i.g' THOMAS MAE p0DAMaLEAtD.,
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1870.

1870. ~''" ''---,, -.,.ras s|1%, 4 1870.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
SCHEDULE OF, TRAINS OYER THE
SHORT LINE. @b""p
RICHMOND, FREDERlCKSBDRa AND
POTOMAC ROUTE TO- ALL POINTS
NORTH, EAST, AND NORTHWEST.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-06-25

CRIME IN Los AseELEs-- Los Angeles papers received by Inst mail are filled with accounts of horrid murders, poisonings. and suicides. One issue of the News tells how Charles Chandler was found, lying in the street, bleeding. from several bullet wounds Then comes an account of the murder of Eulogio Moreno, by Patrick Carmody. at Wilmington; then description Of man who sulcided and was found dead in the street then, of man named J. Hamett Newton who ended bis life by pistol process at the Bella Union Hotel. Another issue of the same paper gives long account of tine pois oning of boarders, at the Bella Union and the horrid double murder committed on the Santa Anna, in San Bernardino county. We copy the latter account in full, and would have given fuller account of the poisoning scrspe, had not the wind carried off the orig insl account.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-06-25
HORRIBLE AFFAIR.
A Double Homicide---A Wife Kills her
 Husband and is Killed Herself

From the Los Angeie. Daily Hsws, June 7I
 One of those terribi- tragic affairs which shock an entire community, occurred near Rincon, on the Santa Ana River. last satur- day, resulting in the death of Henry Hahn and his wife. Itappears that the parties had not previously led thoroughly quiet life. Last Saturday a son of Mrs Hahn. who had been temporarily absent, returned 10 the house and was horrorstrieken at the sight which greeted him. Near the door, inside. lay bis dead mother, weltering in gore, with her skull fractured and ribs broken, but still grasping in her right hand bloody poinard In the corner of the room lay the dead step. father, with three siahs In the breast. Alp pearances indicated desperate struggle be. tween the infnristed combatants. Toe woman evidently had first fallen in the fray, as Hahn had partially wrapped himself in blanke; and placed wet eleth upon his wounds, ere be laid down to die. The furniture wa, smashed and the entire room spattercd with blood. What was the origin of the quarre resulting in the terrible tragedy. or who va the aggressor in the fray will probably nere be known. The lips of both the parties ar, sealed, leaving the whole community Ia shui der as imagination furnishes the horrible de tails. Tbe woman was formerly Mrs Ste phens, and a resident of Fl Monte. where sh, was well known.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-06-25

IrneE HowasD, of this place, ba. beer, informed thst Ammi NJ. White, formerly of this Territory, died at San Francisco, a short time ago He is also in receipt of letter from Wickenburg, which states that Indians attacked and wounded Mexican, near that place on the 18th inst
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-06-25

NIcE Posr.-Sergeant Wortman, of Com pany E, Eighth Cavalry, formerly of Fort Whipple, and now of Fort stanton, New Mexico, in recent letter to us, states that the "boysp liked Stanton very well, and were "dead in love" with their company commander, Capt. Vim. McIeave.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-06-25

Is the course of an inquest held in Lcndon lately, the coroner observed that ii would be well to acqusint the public with the fact, that if persons in . house on fire had presence effect passage through the densest smoke but the surest way would be to envelop the head and face In damp cloth.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-06-25

THE REPORTED SLAUGHTER or JEwsA Ca SaRD.--A London dispatch, Of June sth says: WoliTs Continental Telegraphie Company, of Berlin. with sub-agencies in the principal
 cities of Europe, know nothing of sny recent disturbances in Roumanis The manager of
 that Company declares the telegram of Adolph Cremieux an exaggeratioD, and says all reports touching the slaughter or banish ment of the Roumanian Jews, are bAselexs.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-06-25

McIsrosH--th man recently shot and wounded at Ehrenburg-has deceased. J. B. swartz, who inflicted the wounds that killed Mac, did so clearly in self defense.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-06-25
PREscoTT LODGING HOUSE. second story of Jackson & Bros BuiIding, Msntexunsa street, Prescott. Clean comfortable BEDS furnished by the
 Week or Night mar,s NEWTON COLE.
Dissolution of Co-Partnership

Notice h hereby given that eoparnershp heretofore existing between William Brecht and Louis woftman, s this day dissolved by mutual consent
 William Brscht is sleas aahorzed 10 settle all the standing accounts of ihs company.
 WILLIAM BRIGHT, asit. fheM faafEi LOUIS WORKMAN. Prescott June i5. 1870. Fish
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-06-25
,. C. swEARiNGEN, AUCTION and COMMISSION MERCHANT Cor. Granite and Gurley s,., Prescott AT

Strict attention paid ,o all consignmeuts Auction hours from io p every Saturday. wlll seil ell kinds of produce, stock and goods of ali ksds for cash Comns sion 10 per cent
 REFEkEscts IL Bashford Campbell ( Bunum Bar nard Co Wormser G Co., D. Heuderson & Bro and Cook Bowers, merchants Prescott A. IT.. Taller. Auction and Commission Merchant, No 70 Main St. Gin O. A. Blumenlail merchant 1Hner8y, O.. ]. Robert, 4 Son. IOpgtzaom O. je4-f
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-06-25

TIE London Ga,ette is the oldest newspa- per, printed in English, in the world
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-06-25
9reseott Sdrertisei,ents.
W0RMSER & INTERVIEWER,

Groceries, P,ocisions, CotliRg, Boots, Shoes. Liquors, Croctery, HardrGrs, Farming
 and Mining Implements, ete., TtALL THE ATTENTION OF THEIR OLD " pioneer friends and the public generally to their new and splendid assortment Of goods, re- cently purchascd, by one of the firm, in San Fran. cisco, and now on hand at their store in Prescott Give us call and see for yourselves We are 'aof selling for ruinoss prices; our motto Is and has been, Live and Let Live"
 Merchants, farmers, miners and others, wishing to purchase goods, would do we'll to give us . call, before purchasing elsewhere.
 NJ wORMSFR
 A. WERTHEIMER. Prescott, Arizona, February l. ls7o. myi66s
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-01

The RELIGIOUS SYMPATHY ENLIST
ED IN THE Wharf.-The New York Tab
let in its last number takes It tor grant
eli that the Roman Catholics all over
the world must give their sympathies
in the present European war to France.
1t would be strange if this were so, for
religion has certainly nothing to do
with the Origiu of the war, and Louis
Napoleon personally has thus far sue
ceeded in obtaining the confidence of
all the French Bishops, and of the
leading Catholics. The Tablet is, row.
ever, greatly mistaken as to the facts
of the case. The Archbishop of Cologne
has issued PASTORAL letter to the cler-
gy of his diocese, dwelling strongly
upon the business of the German cause,
and similar letters have been issued
or are expected to be issued by all the
other Bishops of Germany. No Ger
man Bishop has in rny way indicated
sympathy with France. The leading
Catholic paper of Prussia, the VOlks-
blatter, of Cologne, vies in the ener-
yetic defence of the German cause with
the other papers of any other party.
All the other Catholic papers Of Prus-
STA, Baden. and the minor States, take
the same ground. In Bavaria, the old
est political organ of the Catholics, the
POstzeitzung, of Augsburg, fully sup
ports the war, and only one Catholic
organ of influence, the Volkebote, OF
Munich, has persisted IN the opposition
to the German war. The enthusiasm
in the Catholic districts is no way in
feriOr to that of the Protestant districts.
The Catholic deputies of the North |
German Parliament are entirely unani-
nous in supporting the cause of their
Y. Tribune, August Is. /;
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-01

FAST FREIGHT.-JOhn B, Williams.
the popular forwarder at Reno, will
send freight to Carson by the v. & T.
K. K. at one cent. per pound. See
notice in relation thereto in the AP-
PEAL of this morning.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-01

MORTALITY IN BATTLE.-To a large
extent, soldiers believe in the doctrine
of PredestinatiOn, and express their
belief in tbs wellknown aphorism,
Every bullet has its billet" For the
most part that billet is the ground.
There are hundreds of shots fred for
one man killed, 1t was said, when
Napoleon stupidity declared war against
Prussia, that 1t would soon be over;
that there would be a great battle or
two, like SOlferino and Sadowa; and
then that one Of the hostile Powers
would have to sue for peace. 1t has
not come to that yet, nor to anything
like that. No one will now venture to
predict such very rapid and short
campaign. Then, as TO the losses. 1t
appears to be generally believed that
the new weapons OF destruction-the
needle-guns, the Chasspots, and Nit
railleuses-are so deadly that few
battles must annihilate an army. This
does not happen when one side is bet
ter armed than the other, as was the
case during the Prusso-Austrian war
OF 1866. During the short time the
needle-gun was in use there it dealt
destruction to the foe in an unprece-
dented manner. Yet the losses of that
campaign OF seven weeks were small,
rs compared with the Italian strife of
1889, or the devastating battles in 1851
rs between the Federal and the rebel
forces in this country. The English
lost One-third of their men at Inker-
man. Yet there was not a rified can
non in the field, nor vet a single |
breach-loader. At BOrodino the loss
amounted to One-third of the men en-
gagged; at Marango and at Waterloo,
one-fourth; at Talavera, one-eight; at |!
Magenta and Solferino, one-eleventh;
and at SadOwa, sometimes called kO-
niggratz.) only to one-twenty-third,
though that battle was won by the
needIe-gun.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-01

MEETING OF THE COUNTY REPUBLI-
CAN CENTRAL COMMUNICATION
is called to "notice" in another col
umn for a meeting of the Republican
Central Committee of this County for
next Saturday.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-01
TAKE WARNINGS!

T'nE V. T. II. Il. co. ARE ANXIOUS TO
l take due rrecau,ion against accidents and
lus- Of ilic resulting ftun. the running OF their
trains; and they take this method Of warning Pa
rents and guardians sgaiast the dangers attending
the too common practice e CHILDREN PLAYING about
their cars and locomotives those having In chsrgc
the business Of the Cont any find II impossible o.
PERSUADE boys " ho frequent the tern,in aud stop.
fiLg places uf the r,hd from climbing up.n the
cas- aid engines; aud they will feel themselves
obliged to resort 10 dccded measure. II these
aunuyances are continued hecent accidents,
which wholly a-criuable TO the cnf,lcs-ness of
persons Ia Jumping on and of the car. when IA
motion, should be warning enough in th.usuel Ives.
II. VI. lEkINGroN, Superintendent,
August L.. 1870. tf