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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-04-12
BIDS AND SEALED PRO
POSALS

For theaerection Of building for A STATE
ORPHANS HOME at Carson City, Nevada, will
be received BY the Board of Directors in accord
ance with a Plan and Specifications adopted BY
said Board, which Plan and Specifications will b.
ready for inspection at the Office of the Controller
of State on and after the I'D instant.
Said Proposals must be for the erection, and
furnishing Of all the material necessary for said
building, in accordance with the Plan and Speci-
fcations, and must be addressed to the Board Of
Directors Of the State Orphans Home. Carson
City, Nevada, endorsed 80 Bids and Proposals for
the erection of q State Orphans Home Building"
and will be received by said Board up to
Friday, April a., 1870, At 2 r. NJ.
A sufficient Bond, approved by the Board Of
Directors, will be required for the faithful per-
Torrance OF any contract entered into.
The Board Of Directors reserve the right to
reject any or all bids.
c. C. BATTERMAN, Vice President
Board of Directors Orphans Home.
THEo. A. HALE, Secretary.
Enterprise copy once week for weeks
inch p
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NOTICE

April 9th, 1870.
Meeting of the Silver Star Base Ball Club will
be held TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL Il, 1870.
at half past six O'Clock. A full and prompt at
tendance i, earnestly requested.
II. A. RHOADES, President.
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PIPER'S DRAMATIC COMPANY
~Box Sheet Now Open. "a
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TERMSa OF THElNERs.

rHRDl1Y NEWS, bySman, one year -, -
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NOTICES of Wants, To Rent, Lost and Found
uoardinp. &C., not exceeding 20 words, rs centf
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The Catastrophe in Richmond.

Since the burning of the Richmond Thea
ire, many years ago, the capital oil the oid
Dominion, in times OF peace, has known
no such tragedy as that which yesterday
brought mourning and desolation to an
hundred happy homes. No wisdom, no
foresight could have guarded against this
catastrophe, and it is worthy of remark that
,nany of the victims, whose names are re-
ported in our dispatches, were engaged at
the time of the accident in the discharge OF
the duties of their office. These men fell In
the path of duty, as truly as though their
lives had been offered up bloody sacrliice
to the stern God OF War.
In moments OF Eat grief words are as
nothing; but it MS tighten the weight OF
some anguished breast to know that the
blow which wounds the motherly heart OF
the Old Dominion, excites the liyelieSt SYM
pathy in the thoughts Of all our people So
many ties OF descent and friendliness unite
this State to Virginia, that dolour which
bows the lofty head OF the "Mother OF
s.States," cannot fail to arouse in the mind OF
every South Carolinian the warmest feelings
of sorrow and regret.
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TIE Columbia Guardian says that Major
Delaney (colored) has beeen appointed in
spector OF agriculture by Governor Scott,
and will travel over the. State to encourage
agricultural development. Major Delaney,
who is ahighly intelligent man, may be q
friend OF diversified Industries, and can
doubtless work Politics and Farming in dou-
ole harness. Unfortunately, however, Honest
Labor and Radical Policy do not pail well
together.
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"Every Saturday."

= The most resplendent ofsll the monthlles
is the s.Monthly Part" Of Epery Saturday,
It is picture gallery and a library IN
itself, containing the first five chapters OF
Dickens's new novel, beside the elegant pic
torial supplements which have attracted so
much attention in the Feekly. The publish
ers announce that prominent feature OF
Erery Saturday hereafter will be the
introduction of a superior class OF ilustra-
tons by the most eminent American artists.
A series OF pictorial supplements will be
given Immediately, forming Booth gallery
representing Mr.. Edwin Booth in his leading
characters -Othello, Iago, Shylock, Rlche-
lieu, sc. The first, Hamlet, accompanies
the April part; also companion picture OF
Mr.. Fechter as Hamlet These superb PIC
lures are drawn from life byW. J. F7nnessy,
and engraved by W. j. Linton. a second
series OF pictorial supplements will be given
shortly, forming q Dickens gallery, repre-
sentinr notable characters and scenes IN
Dickens's novels, such as Sairey Camp and
Betsy Prig, Captain Cutie, Mr.. Mlcawper'
&c. These will be drawn by S. Eytinge, Jr''
who has proved himself superior, perhaps
10 all other artists who have attempted To
illustrate Dickens. a comparison OF tho
number for April with that for January shows
marked improvement in the artistic char
acter of Euery Saturday, from the begin
ming. The later illustrations are OF a more
varied interest, and are presented in more
satisfactory STYLE
Published by Fields 6 osgood, at So
year.
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more than $4,000 a day.. The income tax, also,
does not escape his notice, for he asserts with
much truth, that there appears to be fixed pur-
pose to hold on to taxation in every form without
regard to consequences In order to carry ous .ho
narrow policy of few small minds, by which tNs
interest of capital is to be enriched at the
OF all others, and the whole burden Oh the "a'
saddled upon the shoulders OF those "he saeri-
flced blood and treasure to make 1t successful
He has come to the conclusion that, although 1hc
nressnre is strong against the tax from all paris
or the country, the committees in Congress are
;ndisposed to yield the point, and will only sur
render by compromise.
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THIS Major Delaney seems to be a highly
sensible colored man. In speech at Colum-
bia on Thursday, he said 'heep your
"Ku-KIuxes away from me, and am willing
ssto strike hands with you in maintaining a
'.free, honest and pure government in South
Carolina" He also said that no black man
should oppose the removal of political disa-
bilities from every white man upon whom
any such disabilities now rest. If all the
colored people would think and talk in this
wav. we should soon have an able and up
right State government.
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Cigars, Gobafro, &r.
III He G b A r L E S T o N
CIGAR NJ AN UFA CT 3 Y,
No. s14 KING STREET, CORNER SOCIETY,
CHARLESTON, S. C.

CIGARS.
La CAROLINA, per thousand. 90
La Carolina, No. l, per thousand. % 90
La Corona dc Espana, per thousand. ........ 25 90
Ell Bouquet, per thousand. ......."......... 80 90
La Candeur tsmall cIgars,l per thouBand.... IS 90
Partagas, iHavana seed) per thousand. 40 90
q. Upmann, (Iayana) per thousand........ so 90
Figaro, Genuine Hayana,) per thousand.... Is 90
Jenny Lnd Genuine Hayana,) per thousand 80 w
As all these Cigars ore made under my especial
care and supervision, can warrant that all VIII
smoke well and give satisfaction at the prices.
IMPORTED CIGARS OF DIFFERENT GRADES.
LEAF TOBACCO FOR MANUFACTURERS.
have q large and well assorted stock Of Do
nestle and Imported Leaf Tobacco, such as Con-
nectlcut, Pennsylvania and Ohio Wrappers and
Filling at all prices. Also, Havana, from nhing
at 81 20 upwards to wrappers lPrima) at 81 50 per
pound. v,
For Cigar Manufacturers, with labels ready for
packing.
SILK RIBBONS FOR CIGARS AT ALL PRICES.
ALSO,
LARGE STOCK OF SMOKING AND CHEWING
TOBACCO AND PIPES.
Merchants and consumers are respectfully So
rcited to call before purchasing elsewhere. sats'
faction guaranteed.
All orders from the country WIN DC promptly
executed. oAAo9 -NA''
feb19 stuthsmos
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Glnanrlal
Noiires in Bankruptlr.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
IL STATES OF AMERICA, EASTERN DIS.
TRICT OF SOUTH CAROLINA.--In the mater OF
JAMES S. PERRYCLEAR, Bankrupt-In Bank
ruptcy.-EX parte Louis McLaln, Assignee.-'ett-
ton to sell Real Estate.-By virtue OF an order In
the above entitled cause, to me directed ny the
Ho-. GEORGE S. BRYAN, Judge OF the United
States District Court, for the District aforesaid,
the Lien Creditors of said Bankrupt are hereby
notified to appear and establish their liens before
me, on or before the 18th day OF May next, A. D.
1870. and show cause, IL any they have, why the
said estate should not be sold free OF tncum-
brance, or be debarred from tile benefit OF any
decree to be made In this cause.
JULIUS C. CARPENTER,
april th3 Registrar In Bankruptcy.
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STATEMENT.


VIII. PECKHAM, President.
VIII. T. HOOKER, vlce-presden..
L. MoADAM, Secretary and Actuary.
DIRECTORS.
lion. John A. Dix, New York.
uon. James Harper, Firm OF Harper Z Bros, e1.
Mayor New York.
John ]. Crane, President Bank Republic.
wm. n. verm.ye, Banker, yermllye & Coy
Chas. G.. lockwood, Cashier Newark Banking
Company.
Hon. George opydyke, ex-Mayor New York
Mlnot C. Morgan, Banker.
Thomas Rigney, Firm Thomas Rigney Co.
Benj B. Sherman, Treasurer New York Steam
Srgar Refining Company.
Aaron Arnold, Firm Of Arnold, Constable Co.
Richard n. BOVINE, Wetmore 6 Bovine, Lawyers.
E. V. Haughwout Firm Z. V. Haughwout & 90.
VIM. Wl!Scns, Firnl OF Wlikens & Go.
julius u. Pratt Merchant.
Vim. ". Wright, Merchant.
Charles ]. Starr, Merchant.
William Allen, Merchant.
Geo. ". Cuyler, Banker, Palmyra. N. 7.
Geo. 7. Hope, President Continental Fire hsur.
ance Company.
John G. Sherwood, Park Place.
Walton II. Peckham, corner Fifth Avenue and
Twenty.thrd street.
Edward H. Wright Newark, NJ.
Geo. W. Farlee, Counsellor.
". L. Cossweu, Merchant.
KE1M & IssERTEL,
GeneraLAgents for South Carolina and Georgia
Onlce No. 40 Broad street,
Charleston, s. @.
DR.. T. gEENsTJERNA, Examining Physician.
janl2
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= U INTER- TCHM AN

NJ
The wATCHMAN, published at Sumter, S. c.,
is one OF the oldest and cheapest newspapers in
the State, and has q much larger circulation than
any other newspaper In the section in which iE ID
published. Tie merchants Of Charleston cannot
find 80 good q medium for communicating Win
the business men OF Sumter and planters OF the
surrounding country. Address
GILBERT Il FLOWERS. Proprietors, or
W. T. PAXTON, Business Manager,
apr20 Sumter, 8. @.
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Nem pnbllratlDns.
E,oGART1E's BOOK DEPosIToR
CATALOGUE No. 80.


CATALOGUE No. 80.
MoMMsEN.S HISTORY OF ROME, translated Will,
the authors sanction, and additions by Rev.
VIM. P. Dickson, Of the University of st. An.
drew's with a preface by DR.. Leonhard
Schmitz. The London edition complete in
vols. $40.
Goethes Hermann and Dorothea, translated by
Ellen Frothngham. Illustrated. 90.
Wonders OF Glass Making In all Ages, by A. san.
zay. o3 engrayings. 81 50.
chief OF the Army OF the Parliament OF Eng
land, by C. K Markham F. S. A., with por.
trait, maps, plans and Illustrations. SIS.
States Navy and Marine Corps, with History
OF Naval Operations during the Rebellion Of
1885, anu a list of the ships and officers par.
iicipating IN the great battles, complied from
Pepy's Memoirs ami Diary, edited BY Richard
Lord Draybrooke, with an Introduction by
John Timbs, F. S. A. A veToatfn reprint OF
the original edition. ST 70.
An Od.Fashloned Girl by the author Of "Iittle
Women,'' with Illustrations. 81 30.
Men and Mysteries OF Wall Street, by James R.
Medbery, with original illustrations. 81.
The "B A. b. Ballads; Much Sound and Little
Sense, with Illustrations by Gilbert. 81 IS.
Volume Chambers Miscellany OF Useful and En-
terfaining Facts. SO cts.
The American Ohess- Players Handbook, from
the work Of StauutOn. 81 so.
The Illustrated Scripture History for the Young;
embelished with above 800 steel eDgravlnSs.
2vols. $40.
The Illustrated Scripture Natural History. by the
late Rev. Alexander Fletcher, D. D., with POS
engravlngs. vols. 50.
William Cullen Bryant's llliad Of Homer. trans
lated into English blank verse. Vol. l, SIS.
AGRICULTURAL, &c.
HOW CROPS FEED; n Treatise on the Atmosphere
and the Soil as related TO the Nitrogen OF
Agricultural Plants, with Illustrations by
w Johnson So
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Removals.

DEMOVAL@DR. WRAGG HAS RE-
II MOVED ls residence and Office to Broad,
one door from tie corner Of Franklin street.
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Meetinqs.;

TOOK AND LADDER COMPANY, No.
f All Members, Honorary and Contribu-
ting included, who are desirous or visiting Savan.
nah. are hereby invited to attend Meeting or
this Company, THIS EVENING, at 8 O'Clock pre-.
cIselv. PunCtual attendance ls-requested,, as
final arrangements VII! pc maae Io,night.
apr2s JAS. MOORE. Secretary.
WTHITE wORKINGMEN's UNION, No.
w 1.-You are hereby summoned to attend
q Meeting OF the Union to he held at their Hall,
Picket Guardhouse, THIS Thursday EVENING. the
osth instant, at O'Clock. Members are particu-
larry requested to attend, as business ol imPof'
tance will be transacted. Come one. come all.
apr2s = Ut. GRUVER, Treasurer.
SPECIAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
y aoLDERS OF THE EN- s9H oF THE soUFH
WESTERN RAILROAD BANk., ,-o
CHARLESTON, S. c., February TO- 1870.
Pursuant to the adjournment OF tne Annual
Convention ofthe Stockholders on the 9th instant,
Special Meeting OF the same Will be held on y sne
first TUESDAY in May next the Sd day OF that
month, in the Bank Hall In this city. for the pur-
poses indicated in the following resolution:
"ResolUed, That the consolidation OF the STOCK
as recommended In the resolution proposed Dy
the President and Directors Of the Railroad Com
pany, in their annual report, be relerred 70 Com-
nlttee OF Three, 70 be appointed by me Chalr, 70
report on at O special meeting to be held In this
CITY on the first Tuesday in May next; that a
stock vote be then taken thereon, and that imme.
diate notice OF the said meeting be given"
The resolution recommended by the president
and Board OF Directors OF the Rallroad Company
Is as follows:
"Resolred, That the Board Of Directors be all-
thorlzed at the earliest day practicable to con.
solidate the half shares OF the stock oy issuing
one whole share for every two hall shares as NOW
represented on the stock book"
AS ordered at the Annual Meeting on the 9tn
instant, the Stockholders will be passed over the
Road on the above occasion, under the rule on
lows:
"That every Stakeholder who shall have owned
his stock for three months previous to the gene:
raj annual meeting OF Stockholders oe permitted
of charge and that every Stakeholder who shall
have owned five or more shares for three months
previous to the general annual meeting OF STOCK
holders, be permitted to pass on the Road, TO ano
from said meeting, with his immediate family
free OF Charge" j. X. EMEfi,
aprIo tuth5 Secretary.
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Erst ann 9ouno


MOUND, A,TRAY, A BRINDLE NO.
HORN COW The owner will apply at No.
81 Reid street, proc property and pay expenses
apr27 81
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No license at all necessarily to sell these Bit
ters.
Retail Depots in Charleston, 8. O., for Lippman's
Great German Bltters: At the Drug Stores OF
W. G. TROTT, DR.. H. BAER,
A. A. y. SGRIN EGRE5 & Co., Ed. Ed 8. suENHHH p aSHks
@. ]. LUHN.
Wholesale Agents:
Dow1E, NOISE DAVIS. Druggists,
CLACIUS & W1TTE.
srEFrENs, WERNER & QUICKER, and
HENRY BISCHoFF & CO.,
WHOLESALE aRoOERs
spris smos lin Charleston, s.. g.
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u7ANTED, A CoLoRED y, WOMAN NJ. y ;,l1 TO
w Cock and Wash. and 60 makg nsthnv. inan vm
Srances. oi,I Desired recommendations required.
annv in Thomas street. one door from Radcliffe.
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IT rs INVALUABLE TO FEMALES /!
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PROTECTION AGAINST ALL MALA.
RIoUs DISEASES.
1t is undoubtedly the best Medical Cor
dial ever offered to the Public:

SAVANNAH. March i6, 1870.
MEssRs. JAsoB LIPPAAN 4 Bro, Savannah, Ca:
Gerts-I have before me your esteemed letter OF
the 18th instant, containing various documents
relative to your "German Bitters.n After care
ful examination must confess that your Bttters
Is really what you represent 1t to be, an old Ger
man recipe OF DR.. Mitcherlich, OF Berlin, Prussia.
It will no doubt be excellent for Dyspepsia, Gen.
eral Debility and Nervous Diseases, and it Is
good preventive OF ChiS and Feyers. IND 1t TO
be the most delightful and pleasant stomachic.
tslanedj ss"a'n' ''u'' y AZ; GGo. P. wsrrsR.
MRKLAND MILLS GA, March %, 1870.
MEssRs. JACOB LIPPAAN & Bro, Druggists, Sa-
vannah, Ca:
Genuenen-I have introduced your Gre8 Ger
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prove OF them very highly, and do not hesitate
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any other Bitters now In use. 80.
Yours, respectfully, .
(signed -. W.'KRKIAND.
We refer, by permission, to Doctors King Sula-
van. Duncan and other leading physicians Of So
yaunah; to ex.Mayor Anderson, John L. Villa
longa and other distinguished citizens OF saVan-
nah.
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Tbe GbafleSto1, 9emS
NEWS OF THE DAY.

THURSDAY, APRIL %, 1870.
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nEnDTFR WANTED-A SMART MAN
~, an or1icle on commission, required
n every household. Address ACTIVITY. y through
Insfntfice. VIZ
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EVERYBODY TO TO K KNOW G,s,
. thot VII SOW IA selling GROCERIES lower
han snv other store n the city. Goods de,iser se
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.


New YORK. March 2.-The Worlds Port
au Prince correspondence says that Rear
Admiral Porter, commanding the United
States North Atlantic squadron, entered
the harbor of Port an Prince on the 9th
inst, with the flagship Severn and ironclad
Dictator, and upon landing had an inter-
view with the Haytien authorities.
Uncle sam Takes Part in a Niger
Fight.
He announced that the United States
had formed an alliance with President Ba-
ez, of San Domingo, and that he had been
sent there to say that any aid given to
Cabrial would be considered an act of hos
tility to the United States, and would
provoke hostilities in return; that the
United States Government was determined
to use all its power to prevent any aid
being given to Cabrial. He had been sent
to these waters with sufficient force to
carry this determination into execution,
and that he would carry out his instruc-
tions whether succor was carried to
Cabrial under the Haytien or any other
flag. This menace created much excite
ment in Hayti, and was regarded in some
quarters as an act of war. The Admiral
after the interview steamed off for Cape
Haytien.
And May Have TO Fight Johnny
Bull
The Haytiens assert that English vessels
are conveying support to Cabrial with the
concurrence of the British Admiral, and
that if Admiral Porter is consistent in warn
ing off all sympathizers with Cabrial, he
will necessarily come in conflict with the
British in these waters
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4 WOMAN ALL NIGHT IN HE
SNOW.

Heroism, shrewdness and smartness, are
well illustrated by the following incident,
narrated by the Lewiston (Me.) Journal:
SIN the great snow storm of Tuesday,
Is, Mrs. Nathaniel Moody, who lives on
the western side of Taylor Pond, in Au-
burn, started from this city to go home,
in pung with horse attached. She
had in her arms child two years
of age. She drove on till she reached
the pond, taking short cut homeward
across the pond on the ice. She had not
rot far on the pond before she discovered
she had lost the track. She drove round
in circle for an hour or more, and at
last came to the conclusion it was no use,
and held council of war within herself.
She was very cold, it was dark, the snow
was falling in great flakes and blow
ing hard in her face, and what
to do? was the question. She
was not long in reaching conclusion.
Wrapping the child up in two buffalo
robes. which she fortunately had, she I'M
harnessed the horse and turned himloose.
She then tipped the pung up and made a
temporary shelter beneath 1t, and wrap
ping the urapcTy oI ncI COuCn dpoue III,
she lay down for the night She made a
pillow of her arm for the little child, and
with one robe beneath them and one
above them, and the sheets Of snow ovel
and under all, they entered on a long, cold
and desolate winter night. The snow
drifted against the pung, which with
shrewdness she had so put as to shield
her from the wind, and thus the very
tempest's drifts only made her shelter
warmer. As may well be supposed heI
sleep was not unbroken with dreams, foI
it was wild night, but Mrs. Moody
showed herself a heroine with a hero
ines self-possession. At s O'CLOCK
the next morning she found herself
safe and the babe sleeping a
sweetly on feathers of Snow, as on feath
ers of geese. A pant of her arm had be
come exposed beyond where the child
face rested. and had frozen-otherwls
she was warm. About the time she awok
the horse she had turned loose appearc'
at the farm house across the Pond, neigh
ing. He told the story. Aid was q
once brought into requisition, aud Mrs
Moody and the child promptly rescued.
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SEPREME RENCH

To the Editors Of the Union and American:
If the amended constitution should be
adopted, the people of Tennessee will soon
be called on to elect two Supreme Judges
from each of the grand divisions of the
State. 1t may be hoped that only men of
the highest qualification will be thought of
for this position, and that none will seek it.
Among the very few men Of ability thatare
fitted by their peculiarities for Judges of
the Court of last resort, have heard men
toned more generally than any others the
names of Edwin H. Ewin, of Rutherford,
and w. F. Cooper, of Davidson, l have
understood that these gentlemen, upon
solicitations of many members of the bar,
have both consented to the use of their
names as candidates; and trust this in
formation may be soon confirmed in some
public manner. LEX.