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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-21

4 LADY asked her little girl, on re-
turning from church, if she remem-
bered the text. ''Oh, yes," said she,
lit was this: THE ladies sewing So
ciety will meet at Mrs. McCracken's
house on Monday evening next"
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-21

Az EXTENSION or BUSINESS. = The Messrs.
Olcovich, having purchased tho building adjoining
their old store. are having it reconstructed and
refitted preparatory to occupancy by them In tie
way of extending their business. While the y
will continue as heretofore to keep the finest
stock of dry goods at their well known stand, the
new premises will receive large and complete
stock Of furniture, carpets, bedding. wallpaper
and the like. Those articles will be offered for
sale on the opening of their new stors, about the
LIST of September. Considering their facilities for
obtaining stock, having members Of the firm resi-
dent in san Francisco and New York. the above
announcement by the OIcovicl, Brothers will be
readily understood by residents in this section as
nearing business that will not fear competition.
STATE WARRANTS WANTED. The highest price
paid for State Warrants, by the undersigned, at
Wells, Fargo & Co.'S office. ii. T. RICE.
THOSE WHO ARE AFFLICTED with Rheumatism.
Neuralgia, Gout and scrofula should try DR.. S.
G. Smiths "Aramiracnlas' A cure guaranteed
1t is claimed for this Medicine that its curative
powers are wonderful to experience. For sale by
all Druggists and dealers in Medicines.
[jyl6-tfl ED. D. wENBAN. Travelling agent.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-21

THE Orphans Home building is
completed, and the furniture, bedding
and the like, Were being removed
thither yesterday.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-21

CABIN FARE by the beats between
Sacramento and San Francisco is ad-
vertiSed at l.50. StaterOoms 81,
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-21

AN inch of snow fell at Treasure
Hill in White Pine, on Saturday morn
ing last.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-21

THE stage for Reno last evening,
contained only two passengers-a man
and wife whose destination was St.
Louis.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-21

GREENBACKs in San Francisco, yes
terday, were quoted at SS@Ss3.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-10-12

Ar IDtnience crowd present-Grand Tour.
nRment and Fircmen's Parade.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-10-12
EASTERN DIVISION FAIR.

: rand Display of Articles Exhibited. stock.
Poultry. Racing. 6e.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-10-12
THIRD DAY.

The attendance Yesterday was a. large
a, ,he most ~anguiue friends OF the
Eastern Division Fair, could expect. Good
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-10-12

The attendance at the Fair Grounds
was much larger yesterday than the first
day Every vehicle in the city, almost, except
the large droys being gmetamorphized into hacks
for the hetransportation Of visitors while hundreds
were compelled 10 go on foot.
The display was also much finer, "a large NUM-
Der of articles i'm ull the departments having
been entered. Ga adlitontothose on exhibition
the day previous.
MANVFNCTUKEp ARTICLES. IRON.
Mes>r-. Clark, Qaale,S O.. exhibited ~ large
assortment uf articles az their Manufacture,
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-10-12

Yesterday morning, from daylight till noon
there was a steady stream Of persons tending tC
the Fair Grounds. \ large number of articles
were put ir place after the gates opened as il
was found impossible % do 50 on Monday.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-10-12
NEEDLE WORN.

The entries in this department were also very
numerous, and the articles exhibition are
very fine. Patchwork, quilts Of silk, worsted
and cotton; counterpanes and spreads, woven
and knit; crotchet work, lamp rnass, ernbrod-
cry and numerous other articles which must be
seen 10 be appreciated
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-28

the very fear of showing bias-to lean against
his friend just as JONI QrlNCY ADAMS
used to stand up 30 straight that he leaned
over backward
The indictment against Mr.. FULLERTON
was drawn by Mr.. TRACY, of Brooklyn, L.
$. District Attorney for the Eastern District.
We have never examined but one Indictment
under the Internal Revenue law that would
hold water and that one was drawn by Mr..
TRACY. He is q keen lawyer, and has had
large experience in criminal cases, having
been elected to the office OF District Attorney
in one of the interior counties when only
twenty.thrcc years of age. Mr.. TRACY and
L. $. District Attorney PIElmEroNT will
conduct the case for the Government against
Mr.. FULLERTON. For the defence are re-
tanned the Hon. q. T jerks, the great Brook
Ign lawyer, and E.W. SrouGuToN, CHARLES
o'CoNoR, and other distinguished members
Of the New York Bar.
The great surprise which was at first cx-
charges against a man of Mr.. FULLERToN's
previous standing, is still frequently repeated
in conversation among his friends. What
produced the most establishment of anything
connected with the case was his own testi
mony before the Congressional Investigating
Committee. voluntarily given, but very dam
aging to himself II may, however, he
plausibly argued that the very frankness
and freedom with which he convicted him
self Of a great indiscrcton goes TO prove
that he was innocent Of anything worse.
And undoubtedly much will he made Of the
circumstance that the indictment was found
during tho official term OF prosecuting OIL
Ger extremely unfrendly to the accused.
Some nice points of criminal law viii
probably DO raised in the course Of the trinl
There has been such long delay in the
trial of this case that the belief had come to
prevail very generally that it never would
be tried, at least in earnest. But the employ
ment of out side counsel for the prosecution
and especially the fact that Mr.. TRACY has
been retained-will change this belief into
an expectation 10 gee the Government con,
Wet If possible.
To Mr.. FULLERTON the result of the trial
is of the most momcntous consequence in.
volvinG, as II does to him, not only pecunary
considerations, but both professional and
personal reputation, and liberty
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-28
A Warning 10 Young Men.

Nicotine is the active principle in tobacco,
and in concentrated form is one If the most
virulent poisons known Notwithstanding
this fact, entirely different opinions have
been entertained by the most respectable
medical authorities respecting tho effect of
tobacco on the system many asserting that
its usc in any form is bancful in the extreme,
while others contend that moderate iudul-
gence in the narcotic weed is not only harm.
less, but positively beneficial 10 the health.
Tho truth is that the effect II produces on diff.
fcrent constitutions is various. Some people
may smoke almost continuously without ex.
hibtiuP any i'll effects while others are sen.
sbly affected by the use Of two or three ci.
gars q day. A cigar is more likely TO injure
one than q pipe, because the gar discharges
directly into the mouth Of the smoker every
thing that Is produced hy the burning. Aud
there are those who, from an over indulgence
in the questionable habit. live in n constant
state of narcotism, or narcotic drunkenness,
TO the serious detrimcnt of their mental or
CARNATIONS.
Perhaps no stronger argument against the
excessive Use of tobacco could be produced
than hat afforded by the melancholy exam
pie of a man of the highest position, whose
case is now exciting great alarm in the
minds of his friends. This individual whose
name we suppress from motives of delicacy,
only eighteen months ago was in the full
possession of vigorous intellectual powers,
and WIS the object Of general regard. For
the last year, however he has smoked so in
cessantly that as n natural consequence his
faculties appear to he rapidly failing him and
the grGyost apprchensions are entertained
lest he should finally fall into a condition of
absolute insensibility. This sad case should
be a warning 70 the young
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-28
Tho Trial Of Mr.. Fuilerion--An Inter-
esting Case.

Thetf'd OF WnLINNFrLLERToN, charged
with of. oco~ committed when in the employ
OF the Government, in connection with the
internal revenue is expected to commence
in III" United States Circuit Court, before
Judge """oNtfF tomorrow Many cir
c"n'7'" ''- render INC case one oil more IMAM
common interest," Nr + 'LLL"oN 'a law
yer ego! hg largo nAd lucrative practice
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-28
THE REVOLUTION In CUBA.
REPRIsALsroR spASIs uBARBARITH
Gen. Jordan will Execute Ten spanish ON
GERS for Every Cuban Murdered by the


Gen. Jordan viii Execute Ten spanish Om-
GERS for Every Cuban Murdered by the
spauiards.
From trustworthy source we learn that, after
having defeated Pueblo at Gudimaro Gen Jordan dis
patched an express to all the Cuban camps in CANA
gucy and the Cnco villas for the purpose Of ascertain
ing whether any Cuban chiefs were in the hands
the Sponiards, and if so, Of exchanging them for
those he held
lie further publicly announced that he would shoot
eight ten of the Spanish chiefs and officers, then
prisoners in his hands for Cuban leader taken
prisoner WHO might be killed sftcrward by the
enemy.
This is the most philanthropic proclamation we
have heard of for some time from Cuba. Jordan evil
IDENTIFY understands the situation and the nature or
these Spanish butchers and this resolve OF his viii
probably terminate the late iudiscriminaio slaughter
Of prisoners which Valmasela, Goyeneche and 9th
ers have INDUCED ia.
A Natural Consequence Of the Pusiifan-
tinous Conduct OF our Government-
A spanish Ambn ssndor Bonsts Of spain
having Cowed Fish aud Grant.
TO ne Ed1or Of The sun.
Sin | send You fragment Of letter which
I received to-day from very intimate friend Of
mine who holds oficial position in the Diplomatic
Corpa in Berlin. II relates to very an
uhtco onveiSation OIL the suf9ect oi NuOa
which this gentleman had with the Minister
OF Spain, De Rascon, accredited ut that Court.
1t 10 new specimen OF Don Quixotism, but not
without interest," as proving the light In which the
action OF Mr.. Fish is regarded by we'll Informed
Spantnrds abroad.
1quote: al met at the palace Few days since the
Ambassador Of Spain, NJ Do Rasoon, and had with
This diplomat, who has the reputation Of being tai
onted- conversation Of an hours length about
Cuba, and as know how much you arc Interested
In the matter send you account Of our interview.
The spanish Minister told mo that spain was per
fectly certain suppress tho insurrcc,lon before
summer; that he could not hut confess th 4 during
lost August Spain passed through very critical
time that she then feared that the United S'atcs
would recognize tho betgercncy OF the Cubans, and
that snrh recognition would have been equivalent
10 the loss OF the Island. But that Spain In order "
avoid any such risk had made the Government OF
the United sttes feel that she Ind squadron ready
and abb to Jay New York and New Origins IN ashes
before the Americans could themselves for de.
been enabled TO obtain IN Washing on the diplomat c
success witch the Cabinet o. President Grant had
conceded tot"
leave 20 your readers the trouble OF anslyzing
whether there i anything serious or not Ia this dec
arntion o. the Srnulsl Minister, hut l guar
antce you tho Authenticity ot the letter,
and ! am not sorry to learn the opinion of tins
Minister OF tAe Washington Cabinet, IL IL strange
That ht doc. not mention yheilC. II Ito ur GUye-
noche ~ 10 have the honor Of taking New York.
NAsHSoToS. ID. C., Feb. 20 1870
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-28
.iyoTHER KITE GORM.iy.
Capture OF n Female sneak Thicf-WFl she
be sent to siutc Prison GA Mine Of stolen
e.ood. Discovered.

On Saturday evening, Mr.. Moore Mulhgan, Of
No &c Montgomery street, noticed his front parlor
door ajar. Thinking that something was wrong, 10
pushed the door open and found a woman concealed
behind II. He Immediately seized her and called
for help, which was forthcoming. small box OF
joweliy had disappeared from tho mantclpiece. Az
ter carefully searching the room, the box
WIS found behind the door, where the
woman had concealed herself Officer walsh
vas called In and arrested the woman. She gave her
name as Mrs May Nlkin, aud said that she resided
al 26 Georek street.
Detectives Jarhoe and Sbalvy went TO the house
and arrested her husband. They found in the house
a very large quantity Of mdie-' AID chdren's I'M
dergarmeDts, napkins, three gold watches jewelry,
and all kinds OF yaluabes The goods are at the
station house In Madison street, Clinton, await
ing identification by t1e rNhtul owners. One magic
gold watch has the initial "B" carved OH tho
outside case. Some silver spoons have j. J. l.. en-
graved on them. Be- cs the plumber secured large
quantity 81 pawn tickets found in tive housc.
The police recognise tie woman - an OLD offender.
Her husband still protests his innocence, and denies
any knowledge OF what his wife hud in tie closets
and bureau drawers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-28
A New way OF -trn'ing n Com.

FI0W 10 IV 0IUNIU I0iUntIIIII
At the tremcu's ball. It few NIGHTS since. a
Central avenue merchant tailor was luprcacotl hy
% man no said: Want To dance"
Tie answered that he oil aud the man said:
well, here's my wife wants TO dance; aiu' I much
Of dancer, ana want Farmer tor her"
The partner that was TO bee said: Wei, lot me-
put my ovcrcojt away"
ION, no. snid the husband. "Tn take care of II
for you, ut the same time introducing his "Wie'' TO
The me Chant tailor.
81 the merchant tailor of Central avenue wIirIel
gully away IN the dance with THAT wife" while tho
husband gaily slid ~ with tne nice oycrcoat ana
never has been seen since.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-28

A reader Of Tns ;'rv, referring 90 a paragraph
to case of coma IN L. ode Island, writes 10 50.
That very simple hut IN ablc test OF lite death
under such circumstances II IN hold IN . dark room
the hand of the actual or apparent corpse toward
nane. II inc subject Is not dead, then the fingers,
especially the luumes of them, viii appear trans
parent with rosy hue; but II lI.e Is eNun,t the
hand will cover the light ike hand Of marble. anJ
be eharDlY relieved against tie RAYS vi the lame.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-28

There are about five millions Of money tx
tcre't and principal lying unclaimed in the yar
Gus savings banks and trust companies If thl
state Mr. llrsrrp, Of Wcs,chostcr, ha, ntroi
ducod q Lii in the Legislature requiring the hold
era OF such money, once year, to advertise in
Tie State paper aud the newspaper of largest
circulation IN the city or county whore such un.
claimed deposits are, the amount so unclaimed,
and the names Of those entitled to receive them.
NJ uch moneys lcma.nng unclaimed up to Jan
ol The succeeding year are required TO be paid
o'cr to the state Treasurer, subject to,thc claim
Of iarir lawful owners. The Treasurer is re.
qurcd 10 include statement of moneys so re-.
cciycd and unclaimed in his annual report, and
The Legislature may in lis discretion apply them
70 educational purposes, or to the liquidation Of
thc public Indictment, Thisis measure which
ourhi topl'4 without dissent.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-28
The Ajax T'lnmon 81 the Young Democracy.
LcnLn M VII YalL nL.ll.-L -E.LnLL-.L.A

Sheriff James O'Rricu is not of Irish birth,
having been born in Sew York city and therefore
is as good IN American as Horace Greeley, or any
other man Besides this We have yet ~ learn that
he Is less worthy ~ respect A. citizen lnl pOiit
clan than he majority OF our local political leaders
Of either party,
lie il man Of strict sOhhcty, Of excellent moral
character, Of rosnecnble family, and. as far NJ we
learn, of honest and audabla ambition, sOcinly
and iilcally More than this, he bears the reputa.
ton Of being man whUst hand and heart are al.
ways open to appeals FOR the poor aud needy among
his iellOw.ctisens
II such be the elements Of bis popularity, and the
title by which no claims leadership, Wa can only say
that We wish there We're more OF his stamp, both n
The Democratlc and kepn6liean nartioA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-28

We have evidence that Mr.. THEODORE
TiLroN has not only experienced religion, but has
been ordained as a minister. 1t ia in the form Of
handful lately circulated in the town of Find
lay, Ohio, as follows:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-28

Everybody dcnouncos WIirTTEMoRE for
elling cadctships but how about the appoint
ment Of DoRrE, Robson, HAMILTON, Fisu, and
Mosks H. GRlSSELL by President GRASrf
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-28

BRIGHiM ioUNG seems TO be preparing to
move soutAward,, possibly 10 the northern wilds
Of Mexico, in search Of a land where the NORM Gus
can enjoy their polygamy undisturbed. But
where can lind place that is safe against Ehe
inroads and the anncxOtions Of the ubiquitous
Yankee For that We suppose he will have 10
20 south of the isthmus OF Panama, and possibly
even that distance will not suffice, for II Is re-
ported that Venezuela is anxious to be taken int o
the United States. Probably BRIGuM will afto r
all have to cmigrate to New Guinea, as Capital n
GlusoN advised him 10 do several years ago
There he can build up his empire without dndinl L
any one to decry his religion, rebel against hiy
power or interfere with his social rights.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-28

to point . moral which his presence in court
and his testimony will not soon obliteratc from
the minds Of men or women. 1t ives necessary
TO save him FROM the consequences of his dissi
pated life in this case, and the family Of Lady
MonDArNr from disgrace Hence the verdict Of
insanity.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-28

Arer0ge daily circulation turing The ,ceek,
$4,000. Arerdge eircwldtioa turing tie
pre- cious REX, ending BtJ 49, s0,533 daily.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-28
A Secretary Of State, lowcver incapable !

A Secretary Of State, however incapable he
may be statesman, i at ;oa-t Prv-pncd to
write ordinary grammatical English Here is a
specimen Of what Mr.. FISH does in that way, cy.
tractcd from the official publication in the GU. !!
DrPARr,fTNr Nv STATE.
WAsuINGroN Feb. ~, 1870.
My DU,H CrNEHAL: \ telegram tlis morning
mine O'Clock ana twenty-five uinutc-) rrcciv.
from Mr. Curtin at ~ PeIrrsburg announcing the
death of MIR. Hurngamc THIS morning.
IN haste, yours. HAMILTON FISH,
lion. y p BASEs
Any school boy Of seven years, old would be
punished for such production and yet it passes
muster IN the Foreign Office, whose chief pro-
poses that consuls and others shall undergo cx-
animation before being sent abroad.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-28
The leading minds of the Canadian D

The leading minds of the Canadian Do
minion are all gradually becoming advocates Of
the policy Of independence. When this idea was
first propoundcd by W. II. MoRRELL in the
ABioa, it was received with anything but favor
Now, however lis rapidly acquiring the support
of the intelligence and patriotism OF that whole
country
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-28

On and after Tuesday, March 1, the price Of adyer
tsing In The DAILY sus will he 20 cents per line
The WEEKLY DOLLAR SUN has now attained a lib
era circulation. which justines increase 10 the adj
vertisinE rates. On and after March T. the price viii
be so cents per line
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-28
Secretary boutwell, has an opportunity to

Secretary boutwell, has an opportunity to
perform an Get Of courtesy toward political OPP.
ponent such a. must appeal to the chivalry of his
nature with unwonted force. While in Cuba Mr..
SEWARD received present If a quantity Of cigars
Of extraordinary perfection such cigars they
were as young men dream Of aud old men love To
remember. Even that great smokist Gen. GR,SI
never felt tho poetry Of his nature walked TO life
by the aroma of more enchanting tobacco. On
arriving in Baltimore with these delicious cigars.
Mr. SEWARD, through the iner, t accident. neg
leclcl to enter them at the Custom House. They
were seized, and ON applying TO thc Collector to
pay the duties and obtain the precious articles.
the representative Of Mr.. SEWARD was nf,mcd
that they could only be released by an order
from the Treasury Department, Accordingly
they -ull remain in the hands Of the .eilor; and
having heard Of the circumstance by ch1ucc, we
suggest 10 Mr. boutwell, that to direct them to
be returned TO their distinguished owner on the
payment Of the proper dIty would be very
graceful and becoming piece Of polilcncs~ on his
part.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-28

SAMUEL T. BLArcuFonD, Collector GGrH
NsLL'- friend and dcpaiv, is indicted for conspt
ms 10 deiaud the revenue. But nothing J., sai
about Mr. GmNNELL'' paying 70 the same BLArriI
rom money that did not belong to him. WI
nui lhAt deIraudIng the reNenue ul.ng
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-28

The Slavic race in Austria comprises
ld,sl"o'o persons, or about onc.hulf Of the whole
population Of the empire, nearly double the num-
Der Of the German element aud more than three
times that Of The MuWars. Four-hfths of the
empire are Roman Catholics, 3, 400, 900 Protest.
ants, exclusive Of s. 200 Unturians IN Transyl
wanna, ll@l0c0 Hebrews, 1900 Armenian Catho.
Hct 3@jl, 900 united Greeks, and 3,l6G, 900 Non
United Greeks. Considering the great propon
drancc Of the Slavic race and extent of the
Greek Church in Austria, the fear of Russian in.
nunce by that Power is easily accounted for
One Of the most interesting novels of the
prcs,nt iay il the production OF Mr.. C. c. Rosen.
berg, entitled "TlTee Casts for Lito," and now
being published In Frank Leslies illustrated news.
paper. 1t is a careful and accurate picture Of Rus
stan ll'o In tho olden tmo, and Is full Of startling
situations ana exciting dialogue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-28
now a ,Inn Wade 5000 BIZ RenAlrr rhc ..nn

7TT FTFFT'F Ut I7TV 7'0FT'
SIR; \ friend called my attention to The para
graph in your paper Of the I'D inst headed &" How
a man made $i5O 900 by reading rur Sun
Iu looking over the st Of advertised letters dis
covered one that rad gone astray md upon getting
II from the Post Office, found that Il contained $lJJ
bill for mo, 50 you see made q hundred dollars By
reading TnE SUI too 1t being q singular comet
dcnce ms the letter was addressed TO r. SproWer
and not to mc | have forwarded !ou The facts II
you choose 10 PUBLISH tlcm,
Very respectfully yours, HENRY LOWE
IA CHATHAM sTRRET, New York, Feb. -.