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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-01

BOYS IN A scRAPE.-Two lir'le bows OF un-
yesterday in the Plaza and we're banging
one another greatly to the edifca,ion Of a
crowd idle boys, Indians and white men
when Deputy Sheriff Butler stepped into the
ring, coilared the young beIligerents and
marched them off to Ill They were kept
there long enough to teach them the wicked
ness of such behavior aud then they were sent
home. They should remeub Der that good aud
pious ballad which says:
Your little hand, were never made
To tear each others eyes:
Bu, If a boy you're bound to fight,
Jus, take one If Your size,
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-01

SALE BY AUCTIoN.-Mr J. 3. Cormack
will of-r for sale by auction, this dry.
ST his rooms on Carson street, next door
to Olcovirh's store, n lot of office nix
lures, furniture and unclaimed packages
Of the late Union Pacific Express Com
vertisement in the Appeal Of this morn.
ing
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-01

PERsoSAL.-We saw Sheriff Francis
Of Esmeralda on The street yesterday.
where he has just delivered into custo.
dy Charles Jones, accused of murder.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-01

MEMBERS Of Curry Engine Company
are requested to attend their regular
monthly meeting this evening. See
advertise mept.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-01

A CHA>GE OF RAILROAD TiME has been
road, by Superintendent Y-ringron, TO
take place this day From this time
passenger trains will leave Carson for
Virginia al o'clock in the morning :;
and wil' leave Virgini. n, fifteen min.
utes before and Coli HUI at 3 o clock
for Carson Fare each way, So. Trains
Of the road in Virginia City. See ad-
vertisement
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-01

FIRE.-A ChIut>e wash house west of
town Caught fife early Yesterday after
commotion in he Fire Department. The
accident originated. We b. liese, By the
sion of which roisy Toys las been Az
uninterrnp ed sonnd for the pas twenty
four b"urs-more or less; the Chinese
New Year being the occasion of these
racket'y demonstrations. No grea, dam
age done but we shouldn't he surprised
if some shirts turned up missing neIt
Saturday.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-01

SUICIDE A woman committed sui
eide last Saturday in house owned by
Eliza Lawson, on c street, Virginia, by
taking an overdose of morphine. She
had been engaged in some Of the dance
houses Of the city, aud had been there
buta short time. Judging from a note
found IN her room, her name WAS Mary
Elizabeth Hewert and the rash act Was
the result Of disconragrments and dis
appointments. She leaves little boy
some two years ofage.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-01

On the death Of member Of hi- particular class.
and Two Doliar, per anuum, Is the total expense
of the
The clas-es are rc-ulated % embrace different
age; thus ''Class A, irom Is to IS years" etc.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-07-28
our Milford Letter.

CAMP MEErING--dENERAL NEWS.
MILFORD. July 25.-we are having very warm
weather.
The camp meeting season is now fully open,
and the Harrington camp yesterday was well at
tended from Milford. This camp bids fair, we
are told to lie one of much interest.
The Lincoln camp commences next Saturday.
Several able ministers are expected. and Will
try to keep yon posted as il progresses.
The colored people celebrate the Fifteenth
Amendment next Thursday, which, we suppose,
will be big thing as excursion trains are to run
from your city and Laurel they are now making
preparations to make it day of much credit to
there race. We hear some few white men howl
ing against this celebration but We are sure
that there will be many in the ranks that day
who will leave a brighter record behind than
many of those grumblers.
Peaches are now being shipped to market and
are selling with us at one dollar per basket.
The crop will be small here,-nothing like so
good as was thought few weeks ago.
The first watermelons of the season were
brought to market last Saturday and sold very
readily at pretty high figures.
George McColley took a hack load Of passen-
gers to the camp yesterday and in a few minutes
after his arrival there, one of his horses drop
dead; Col. Fideman also lost a fine horse last
| week.
George Brown. youth of Is years, while roof.
ing house last Thursday fell upon some tin and
| cut his arm nearly to the bone.
| The Nj. Il. Church is to undergo thorough re-
pairs with new roof and the wallis will be re
papered. -,
his house and las had the whole building re-
| painted
| The Good Templars are to hold public tenn
perance meeting ON next Wednesday evening.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-07-28

me august ANerslue SHOWS nov vic sonne
Peopie VINO ave III us pages nave scattered hr
'aoop fAppo'' furnishes iaiiroau ior 'iie'ii 70
.fassl On one goes 70 ne mountains ~" eeps
ny WIZ WIN cannon iIesF's "'othpi i'i'o
tne WOODS ana meets me iAoi' Oh tnc A'ufoii-
COCKS WINE Enc aiiu 1ohii' ana 'iie nero %
h.'ie rolh ooiies. al aisl'ofl themselves o"'
oi uoofs. WI hihiai SHOWS no" lees are
ooli aiia pleu' NJ 1taicAi mas soisa a'eli
rhymes on the oWi ana tiin iipnopotan'lS
aud Ldith May has pretty poem called
Meusie' Andersen ieappcais aiso q feSn-
lar contnontor' ana Porte craSon writes more
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-07-28
Current Noics.

\ Portland man while chasing mad dog
ran against clothes line, which tore Lis mouth
and pulled ont lis teeth 1t was difficult to tell
the dog
good time coming cool weather
\ little boy III Iowa committed il0D 1911 il,
verses to memory, and lied Of brain fever. liz.
was good little boy and ''ihe good die Young.
II Hdml" says that Napoleon MAS Offered
l;ocheiort a chaplaincv iii the French army. and
that The latter has agreed toput ont liz Ldnt,3m
AMI accept. We think the report is all Gami,i .
After all tie people have cleared ont from
Washington, the hotel proprietor tlcre hiye q.
dueed then charges
Our citizens may not v,re for lodee ~ suint
vast wilderness but they do " Oh. for "a rau.
Frank Thorne, Of Buffalo persists in lii
| determination to jump from the new suspension
bridge at Niagara Falls. nearly oOn feet high on
| the 18th Of August He ii 10 receive either ,
wa,ery grave on 5i0,D0O
| George Francis Train started from Omall;
| last week to travel round The world IN Hire,
mo1tlir Fears ave cIertaln-d tllM h. Mi
| return
ir ", u 'tiefa7cy lral.ti6 " .,iagar.
| Falls, says that III five t0sand YEAR, the maj,
fall will he a little above tie head of Goat Island
the American fall viii have Disappeared, am
Goat island viii h. ~ Island ia longer v,
shall wait and tee,
"A eensils 1 ikel Alasaici,u-cits tyiaA liza,
found an old Id, Mrs. Straw. % year. I'D. VIII
Keeps house and does her own worl lathel
| Times Seytlle IN cutting down persons in tile
\ hay lay u theil y7,.l, seems 70 have foraette,
! 'his epsw
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-07-28
Be on Your Guard.

The unexamplcd success which for twenty years
Bitters provokes the envy of ignorant nosrum-mon-
gers in all parts Of the country, and the counterfeit
ing business having been measlireaby played out In
consequence Of the numerous suits instituted against
tiie Offenders, a new system Of tactics has been
adopted. III the South and West especially a legion
OF " Blters prepared from worthless materials and
bearing variety of names, have been got up by ir-
responsible adventures with the hope Of substitute
ing them to some extent for the Standard Tonic Of
the Age. In some eases country druggists are the
concoctors and proprietors of these unscienic and
trashy compounds, which are warmly recommended
by the venders who endeavor to palm them of llpon
the credulols IN lieu of the great specific which has
never yet mad successful competitor either among
proprietary preparations the medicines prescribed
IN private practice. This notice Is intended to nut
the public on their guard against persasions of par
ties engaged In the attempt to substitute mere rub
bsh for the most efficient stomachc and Alternative
at present known. At this season of the year when
debility and complaints arising from lack of vital
energy so generally PREVAIL 1t is Of the greatest con-
sequence that no tricks should he played with de-
pressed and enfcebled systems. Ask therefore. for
Hostetters Stomach Btters, the great vegetable In
vigorant and Alternative, and reject, with deserved
contempt, the worse than useless medleys offered I'm
It's place. 1t is as important to the public as to the
proprictors of the famous restorative that this ad
vice should he Needed. iy22 ,odSwif
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-07-28
swnrthmore College.
CHANGES IN THE FACULTY AND orrIcEH

CHANGES IN THE FACULTY AND offiuEhS'
With the opening of the second school year at
Swarthmore, some changes will take place in the
Faculty. Prof Beardslee of Poughkeepsie, N.
T.. will enter upon the duties of Professor OF
Applied Mathematics, and Prof. Phillips, OF Prov
idence, II. l., that of Languages. The latter
gentleman was former pupil of Professor Ma
gill. now Of Swarthmore, and both will no doubt
do honor to the new institution.
The positions of Superintendent and Matron
will also be newly filled. Thomas and Phebe
Fonlke, of Gwynedd, Pa, have accepted these
places, and will enter upon their duties on the
25th of next month, In sdvance of the opening
Of the term. The labors assigned to the super
intendent will be somewhat more extensive than
those discharged by that officer during the first
wear. He will have general oversight of the
property, will purchase supplies, aud act as gem
eral cashier. His wife takes the place OF Helen
Longstreth, of Philadelphia, who resigned at the
close of the first year. !,
The necessary expense of each pupil at Swarth-
more is stated to be about three hundred dollars
per year, but it is now hoped that it may be prac-
ticabe to somewhat reduce this amount, there
being general desire that the expense shall not
be regarded as above their means, by any of the
members of the society of whom the institution
has been established. II is not, however, pro
posed to reduce the rates for tuition, at present.
1t is greatly to be hoped that the practical value
of the institution may be rendered fully avail
able, by ample means of its own. and these car
only be secured through the wise lberality of i'll
friends, in providing endowments for professors
scholarships, courses of lectures, Hc. The
wealthy members Of the Society, able to give
such aid. are numerous, and they viii, NO doubt
| come forward in season.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-07-28
n iihI.j.er d jllh-te strength I
SOME STRONG WORK DONE WITHOUT IT.

SOME STRONG WORK DONE WITHOUT II.
In theory, most people admit that whisky is All
unnecessary adjunct to labor, yet, when employ
ing laborers are too apt to encourage bad habits
by supplyingit to expedite the work when more
than usually severe 1t results that in certain
sections in the country laborers expect invariably
that, just before the climax of a "big job !" they
are to be treated Mrs. Arnold is widow In
Malone, N. Y, who tills her farm with her own
hands, whose barn was accidently burned, and
who, last week proposed to have new one built.
In consequence of the advise of friend. she
varied from the usual CUSTOM She supplied
coffee tea and good eatables to the laborers,
who were to raise the frame, but no whisky the
consequence of which was that the men refused
to go on with the raising The circumstance
was mentioned in three of the local Churches OIL
Sunday. Fifty men, women, and boys visited
the widow ON Monday; ministers and farmers
became carpenters for the occasion. Within .
| few hours the barn was complete double-boarded
all around, and rooted in, 1t is needless to say
that that working party required neither whisky
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-07-28


Jerome u. Chaffee is the Republican candidate
for delegate to Congress from the Territory of
Colorado.
The official vote of Washington Territory in
the late election foots mp as follows Gariielde,
Republican, 3,ido; Mix, Democrat, 2,73i.
Gariielde's majority, 735.
fresh attempt is being made in Maine to get
Coy. Chamberlain to allow himself to be voted
for by Democrats and sundry Republicans with
out any Formally, hut with no success thus far.
1t is now reported that Professor Yelling, for
mcrly of the National HntliiWnc,t, and James
| Il. Harvey, will edit the new Democratic paper
| to be called the Patriot, in Washington, which
will start upon capital Of :l0o,ODo
| A large Florida planter, Democrat WHO han
some four hundred negro hands employed, con
stituting a majority OF the voters III the county
| has agreed with his laborers to support ono o
them for Representative they, in turn, 10 sup
port linn for Senator.
Senator Morton formally uausuiated TIN
political campaign in Indiana, at Terre liaute
Tuesday. He opposed free trade sustained tn,
financial policy of the administration, and con
graduated the people upon realizing a condition
of prosperity which has reached every depart
melt of public affairs and all classes Of socet
and industry.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-07-28

Miss Phelps, whose success began with " Gates
Ajar il making more money than any Other
American writer
Two women in Texas are cultivai.rs with then
own hands twenty-five acres of cotton. TheiI
crop promises we'll.
A wag says that brilliants of the first water
are those that are given to stop the wifes first
tears after marriage.
Ladies who hate small watches set with dia-
montls can make them both tsaful and ornamen-
tai, by wearing them AZ a locket.
Some Chicago ladies' are working to procure
the appointment of matrons in all the police
stations, to take charge of and search the female
prisoners.
The Young Ladies' Aid Society of Canandaigua
is about erecting tablet in the Courthouse III
that village, in memory of deceased soldiers.
The cost will be 81 800.
Tho wife of Prince Hohenzoilern is said to be
the hand5omest blonde among the pfincesses Of
Germany. She is the daughter of ex-Ning Fer
dinand Of Portugal.
Grace Greenwood in comparing different kinds
| of women, says +" When the pleasnre-boat is cap
sized in squat, the most fastidious ladies' mar
has a profound respect for the woman who car
| swim.
| AT a recent meeting of the Chemical Societ,
of St Petersburg, an elaborate paper was reat
| by Miss Anna Wolkow, who has exhibited re
markable ability in carrying ont laborious scien
| tic investigations
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-07-28

StN rSrrtSp rRIr HoT WEATHER ANp spIR-
itrALisM.
'HEsitl,, july 18th You correspondent has
been making three weeks tour in New Eng
ad almring the beautiful scenery the SPLEEN
II residences the elegant eqnipages. and uni
yei'eal facilities for enjoying life, even in the
country aial among farmers, We're it not for
tieir Restless atigity their very slavery to biis-
nrsS these New Euglan,lers would be the most
uAuiions people ON earth. I.uxuries abound
Cp.iSeLencies are everywhere In the house.
On the farm ~ III the workshops. machinery
takes the place Of manual labor; and the people
gain time for more business or for mental cult
Vatpn
he crops there this year are fine and well
gathered, The hay crop was splendid Oats,
rye. and barley were good, and corn looks well.
Fruit will be a small crop, excepting perbsps
pears.
our yevuE CITY, Chester IL faisiy rpelisrlns IL
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-07-28

PEACH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, ETC.
MooRroS, KENT Co., July 25.-The weather
continues warm and extremely dry and vegeta-
ton is therefore suffering the effect more espe-
cially corn; should the next week fail to bring
rain that crop would be injured to some extent.
Peaches are now coming on, though scarce. Last
year there were shipped from this place ninety
three Thousand baskets, this season there will
NOT ba nyer thirty-five thousand, twenty-five
thousand OF which will be shipped by Gerker 4
Taylor.
Bethel NJ. l.. Sunday School, of this neigh
borhood, numbering upwards of two hundred
men, women aud children, assembled on the
Island of Bombay Hook, on Friday, 22nd inst,
where they spent the day quite pleasantly in
bathing in the Delaware's briny waters, and in
eating rare dainties prepared for the OCCASION
in the afternoon liov. MIR. II. Miller delivered an
address to the parents and children appropriate
| to the cause. ID.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-07-28

heat of july and to add to its intensity and dis
comfort, we have had a serious infection Of spir-
itualism. woman and her son have been hold
Ing forth night after night, much to the aston
is6ment bf the too credulous, and as much to
the disgust of many others All her preparations
were made In the dark. This Of Itself Is enough
to condemn the whole as a mere trick that will
not bear the light. Does she really believe that
spirits aid her. Does she wish others to believe
it? She could easily convince all, by bringing
the action under strong light in full view of the
audience. Could people plainly see the opera.
tions of invisible hands manipulating cords, and
tying and untying knots, belief would surely fol
low such occular demonstration. 1t is easy to
prove il II be real. O.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-07-28

REDUCTION OF EXPENSE TO THE GOVERNMENT.
A large reduction of expense to the Govern
ment will result from the amended organization
Of the Army, az agreed Upon by Congress- Tho
grades Of general and lieutenant general are to
expire with Sherman and Sheridan. Tho NUM-.
Der of major generals is fixed at three, and OF
brigrdier generals at six, and no appointments
to these grades are to be made until, by DEATH
below these figures. The retired list is fixed at
three hundred, and until that number is reached
officers of thirty years service may be retired on
their own application and at the Presidents dis
cretloni Officers who desire may be honorably
discharged prior to next January with one year 8
pay and allowances. Worthless or incompetent
officers designated by the General of the Army
are to be sent as soon as possible before an OK
aminng board of five, to be appointed by the
Secretary of War, and, on its recommendation,
are to be mustered out with one years pay.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-07-28

Among the names canyas>cd FOR the State
Senate, this year, from Chester county, in adli-
ton to that Of Henry $. Evaa-, of the Reco,d
are those Of Geo. n. romeroy, the enterpriSng
friend Of our Wilmington X Western connections
the Doe l.un X White Clay Creek road; and
Nathan A. Pennypacker, Of Phmnixvie, for
Pennsylvania Legislature. The nomination viii,
in the first instance, be claimed by Montgomery
county, but one Of the Chester gentlemen may
finally not IL
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-07-28

PROBABLE ARRIVAL OF rnr Quantities..

PROBABLE ARRIVAL OF THE DAuSrLEss.
Lone BRANCH, N. j., July 27th-l0, A. MA
yacht is now passing off here. Part of her sails
are gone. She looks like the Dduniless. She is
sailing with jib sheet on her mainsail spar.
IATER-THR YACHT SEEN NOT THE DAuNTLEss-
NO TIDINGs OF THE RACERS
I.,iNG BRANCH, July 27The yacht which pass
cd here supposed to he the Ihruntiess proves to
be the English yacht Agerid
Neither the Dd,nttess nor Cambria have ye
been heard from.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-07-28

The West Chester Elu5iicn referring to the
report recently started by correspondent of the
Beaver Radicm that Gen. Cameron would again
be candidate for the Z. S. Senate, and com
lnent Of the Beyis nnd !Sflpy'iM .JoW1dl that
he Is just the man 10 he lis own successor.
-ays,-
True. brother Knabb, tine and no one wonld
rejoice more than the editor Of this paper. Ia
see the old veteran continue az the liepresenta-
tive OF this grand old commonwealth in tile mi.
ted States Senate. Her honor and prosperity
could not be Entrusted 70 more yglant or trust.
worthy hands, but we have reason to believe tint
the correspondent OF the t.d,iicGi is entirely ms.
taken. and that Con Cameron has no idpa. at
the present time, Of being a candidate for re-
election.
For man$ reasons Tie Mpatltem Ia likely ia
lie posted on this matter aud sc teke it for
granted that il speaks authoritatNely
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-07-28
The Nnr in Europe.

Two unimportant skirmishes, in which both
sides claim the victory, great preparations and
much talk is about the substance of the news
received thus far concerning the pending war
between France and Prussia Both armies are
being massed near each other, and some bloody
battles may be looked for shortly. At
present no other power seems likely to be drawn
into the conflict unless it be England the press
and people of that country being at present
much excited over the discovery of an alleged
secret treaty proposed in 1866 by France TO
Prussia by which France was to seize Belgium.
The authenticity of the treaty is denied. hut the
denial is not generally credited in England
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-07-28
The Delaware Campaign.

The political campaign has also begun IN
Delaware. Though the election does not take
place until November, the uncertainty OF its re-
suit has brought the politicians carly into the
fsldi The Democrats have a sort Of hereditary
claim to this State, and under ordinary circum-
dental election of 1868 the Democratic majority
was little over three Thousand but the lbtl,
Amendment will bring about four Thousand
negro voters to the polls. If these men prove
themselves Republicans, We shall behold IN
Delaware the miracle Of a Republican Governor
and Legislature, and Republican in Congress.
No wonder that the Democracy Of the State are
much excited and very busy. The case Is serious
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-07-28
Personal Intelligence.

Hon. David kutz. one Of the Associate Judges
of Bcrks county, died on Wednesday night, aged
| m.
Tie marriage of Senator elect Ames to Miss
Blanch Butler. daughter of Gen. b. +. Butler,
| took place at Lowell, Mass Thursday last. The
ceremony was performed at st. James Episco-
nal ChuiIIi
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-07-28

TN and after saturday, October l-t, United
States Revenue stamps will not be required on
any lronisary note for less sum than pne
hundred dollars, nor upon any receipt given for
money Or payment Of debt. Neither will
stamps be required upon the transfer Or assign
ment Of any mortgage when the instrument has
already been properly stamped. On proprietary
stamps a discount Of five per cent. will be
allowed on all purchases from fifty dollars to i've
hundred dollars, and ten per cent, on purchases
Of over $500. At this date, also VIII expire til,
United States taxe7 ON 4ales, legacie7 and sue
rcssion4, passports and gross receipts,
The tax on wines, distilled liquors, and or
tobacco will he continued.
Thus, thanks 70 the honesty and economy i
Grants administration, the taxes are being con
stantly lessened until tcy VIII soon hear ouly d
articles Of luxury.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-07-28

Are all right again, the delay caused by the inn
Meeting and the consequent failure of Balti
more trains to connect with those of the Della
ware road, having ceased with the breaking i'll
of the Camp. We explained that a week ago
but as many still seem at loss to understand
the recent irregularities we mention the mattel
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-07-28

Levied upon this city is not only shameful inn
position upon the people in itself, but the maii-
ner in which it is assessed and collected demands
the earnest condemnation of those who are ex-
pected to pay it. Let us have new officers or
reform in the present ones.