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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-04
N o T I c E.
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DARTIEs HAvIyG ACCOUNTS AGAINST
I the V. & +. K. Il. Co. are requested to pre-
sent them at an officz of the Company ly the Isl
of the month f1ilow:ng that in which they have
accrued.
H. NJ YERINGTON. Superintendent.
June 2s, 1870.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-04
NDINa G
UNION REPUBLICAN STATE
CENTRAL COMMITTEE.

| At a meeting Of the Union Republican State
Central Committee, he d at Virginia CITY June %
i 1870. it WAS resolved tn Ia state Convention Of
| the National Union Republican. Party he held at
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER q, 1870,
To nominate candidates :,r the follow ing offices.
to wit: Governor, lieutenant Governor, hepre-
sentative in Congress Justice Of tie Supreme
Court Secretary Of tie, Attorney General.
Treasurer o. state. C"nr.iler ot State. surveyor
General S"peI in endrnt Of iu'.lic Instruction,
State Mineral gisr, and Cler OF Supreme Court;
and the trans ctio OF .rch other business shall
properly come Def, said tuuventi 1t.
TN motion. Resolved, That each county be en-
titled 10 one Del gate at large, one + each ono
hnnd ell 1901 votes I'd one f,t each trc ion over
fifty t50) Tor the Rc;sub' lcan Presidential
Electors at the election If l>tS
TN motion, Resolved. That we recommend to
the several tounty C nj al Committees that the
Primary H~c;r,ii If Delegates to bsth state and
County Conventions b.. held tli-. 18th day Of
sept. mb-r. 1870 and that at sd election one DEL
esatinn be elected The st lie Convention and
delegation to the ounty Convention.
on motion, resolved. That Voter at the Union
Republican Trim .rieS Shl possess the I II wing
Qualifications: lie al b. ciriz' II of the United
States and the State "i Nevada: he shall at the
TIM OF voting at the P,in,ar - he qualified
electer and registered ter If the Precinct N
which he fer. he shall have voted tho
Union Republic IN ,Cker. St,te 81 d National. at
the General lecri u IF Nov mber, A u. lSts,
or would Lav done had II lie lus~iil- to vote;
be shall -rlemuly p.rige h'm-e 10 vt,te for the
nominees IF tie Union Republic III part, at the
General Election in Seventeen, A. d 1870.
Resolved Thsr res'.nir' end I" The several
County Central Commit that the day Of The
Primary ~. cion I Dell ga'r- to The se'-ral con-
ven Ions the J.-' pie be rIuered to express tnsr
preference / rhr cld ia, TT the several Offices,
stst- ard Co MY, by a direct vote.
DELEGATES are appo'tioned o the several Counties
a. follows:
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-04
PRocEHpINes OF THE DEN0cRATIC
cRNrRAL CONnITTEE OF ORHsBY
COUNTY.

At meeting Of the Democratic Central Com
mittee Of O-msby County. held in Carson City,
August IL, 1870, the following proceedings we're
had: .
1T IT was resolved that County Convention Of
the Democratic Party of Urm,by County be
held a Carson City, on
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-04

PROCEEDINGS OF THE DBH0cRATI'
CENTRAL c0N1IT1EE OF 0RAs61
COUNTY.
At q meeting Of the Democratic Central Com
mittee Of O-msby County, held in Carson City
August II, 1870, the following proceedings ~er
had
the Democratic Party of Urmsby County b
held q, Carson City, on
Tuesday, October 4th, 1870.
Atl2 o'clock, NJ. to nominate two State Sen
aturs, three Assemblymeh, one Sherin. "ne treas
urer one Recorder one County Clerk one Asses
SIR; one district Attorney, three County Com
missioners ono Public Adunistrat r, uiie County
SIpei iu end-pt OF Public Instruction, one County
Surveyor, one Justice of the Peace and enc Con
stable FIR Cars Ii aAd Empire tow ships respec-
lively; and "a County Central committee
ID 1t was re olvei that the apportionmenf oil
-leg,tes to the County Convention be as follows:
Carson Precinct.
Empire .-....-.....- ..----.-.-..--''''-'
r,,, Is
ST. Itwa. resolved, That the rmary eleoti N
in The several g iucts for Delegates TO the County
Convention. lie held on
Wednesday, September 2sth, 1870.
Berw cen the honrs of 2 and O'Clock P. NJ, o
that day, at the following places:
Carson P. ecinct-At the Law Office Of Clayton
& p.vf>
Empi e Precinct-At Wolf Starle.
The II wing Judge. sni Clerks Of election
Were chosen: Carson Precin"t-Judges, James
Duffy 10 e,h .o-enstck; Clerk, J. c. Dorsey.
Empire Pr.cinct-J..oges. J. freeman, j. l..
Brigh,: Clerk, J Longahaugh.
4tn l. VIZ. Iesulve I. that prmsry electi n
.or delegates 10 the >rate Convention OF the DEM
,cratic r,rty 10 be lie d in Elk, on "Wednesday.
the l4th day If sep. ember, A. D. 1870, be held
on
Tuesday, the ga day Of August, 1870:
AZ the same places, b-tw, en- tie same hours. with
the same Judges and cler as arr ab''ve de,igns-
ted in the the election fJr delegates t the
County Convention.
5th 1t was r-- olvci, that voter, at the
Democratic primary elections. shall possess the
f. loving qualifications: lie shall, a, the time Of
Iol ing taid p inuary ell cti"iIs b- duly qual fed
gu red. pledge himself To- support The ticket #
lir Demucr tic Party at the general cleo ion III
A. D. 1870.
9TH IL wa. res,ivel, that the superintendent
# De- gates Ia the State Convention from Urmsby
County be a. f.liows:
From Carson Precinct
From Empire Pre-
eth II was res,v.d. that in case Of future to
let IN the part of any judge clerk of The eiec-
i ms authorized by the committee. any ten qua
fled Democratic voters asse rble at tie polling
,iares above d, sigma ed eCt jugs or
Jerks 10 iii, any vacancy, and 10 act a. such
Judge 81 clrrk. =. ILLS, Chairman
U. A. y GILBERT, Secretary. auls-td
Evening star., 1870-01-05

TIE WINNEPEG REBELLIoN-Anner1,i 1,iou
Qaestion, &c--A special from st. Paul to the
Chicago Tribune says positive Information is
received from perfectly reliable authority that
the United States government has been notified
in a manner, and from source it will be bound
to take notice of, that Canada adherents in Red
River settlementand at Portage La Prairie have
melted the Sioux Indians to raid on Pembina
and ST: Joseph in retaliation as is claimed for
ame geo aad and eountenance given to the Red
nNer reOeinon by American citizens outside of
tne International line. information on which
this nouncatl0n was based came from a person
In the counsel of the Canadian Royernment and
inSthe secrets Of Governor McDouQal's adher-
ents in the settlement. In order that the gentle
man to whom it was given might prepare for his
own personal safety, he was assured that il not
before then, by the opening of the spring the
entire settle ment on the American side of the
boundary would be wiped out by these Sioux
maraudeF, who, for obvious reasons, are
opposed to the annexation of their present
secure refuge from punishment, and who have
been told that annexation to this country is the
object OF the movement. The government ID
asked to make inquiries on the subject and to
provide ample protection to American residents
at Pembina- A letter from Pembina, written
the day after Gov. McDOugall left, SAYS there
has been no disaffection among the patriots, nor
any idea OF giving mp the cause 1t is a fixed
fact that there will be no civil war in the Red
River settlement, a. the people are almost 4
unit in the purpose Of keeping Canada out, and
they will go In for annexation to the United
States before they will submit to Cauada's woke.
Evening star., 1870-01-05

SCIENTIFIC LEcrCREs.-We are glad to learn
that course of twelve popular scientific lee
lures will be given under the auspices OF the
Young Mems Christian Association, in Lincoln
Hall, IN this city, commencing January II, 1870,
and continuing on Wednesday and Friday nights
of each week. The course will comprise the
subjects of natural history and zoology, by Prof.
Hawkins, OF New York; chemistry, by Prof.
Cooke, of Harvard University, geology, by
Prof. Daniels, OF Chicago. Under the advice,
and with the cooperation of the officers Of the
Smithsonian Institution, the intention Is to pre-
sent to the W ashington public, lectures on these
subjects in as interesting, instructive, and at
tractive form as can be given in the country,
and they will be largely illustrated by the best
modern apparatus, and by pictures and dia-
grams. Literary entertainments of such pleas
ing and instructive character as these lectures
promise to be should be well patronized by the
citizens Of Washington.
Evening star., 1870-01-05

R-A Roman sculptor is engaged upon life
size statue Of s. S. Cox.
81 New York was one big drunk ON New
Years day. Everybody had It.
~Silver 10 slowly getting into circulation I'm
the western cities.
~lnsanity, as plea In murder cases. Ia eoiuQ
out Of fashion. Phrenology, judging from the
Traupmann case, viii be the next rage"
n0ln st. Louis the old-folks have an got the
smallpox, and the young folks the scariet-feyer
and the measles.
HThe Eight-Hour League in Oakland, Cal.
has decided to disregard the eight-hour law and
60 to work on the ten-hour system.
~Reeorder Curry, of Oswego, has decided
that shaving on Sunday is not "work Of neces-
sity."
sIA London dry goods house has prohibited
its clerks from wearing moustaches. We fear Il
will lose the patronage Of the ladies.
~The clergy cost the United States s12 900 900
per annum; the criminals, $40 900 900; the law
yers, s7o.ooo.ooo; and rum 500 900 900.
Evening star., 1870-01-05

The telegraph eperators' strike, originating
at the close Of last week in the once Of the
Weseern Unien Telegraph Company at San
FrapciDoo, he's now become general on that line,
extending III over the country, with aln1ost q
total suspehsiOn Of business in some LOCALITIES.
An The operators and employees Of the Compa-
numbering sSOss forty, vas held e WI.
were sdoRtea 70 stand By the strikers
in San 1;;oc rrancisco in 9,.ia tne. resistance
Dispatches were received from the principal
cities promising al assistance necessary, and
showing that the movement Will have general
operators Of the line in B baltimore stopped work.
The strike was also general in Boston. In Phil
adelphia the operators ceased work promptly
in obedience to the order from New York, but
would Be no delay in the business Of the once.
At Cincinnati the status of the strike was un-
changed, and the officers Of the company are
ness. The Executive Committee Of the Com
pany at New York maintain that there Is no
reason for q strike, no reduction Of salaries
having been made, ordered, contemplated, or
The object of the strike, as heretofore stated,
is to support the San Francisco operators Of the
line who refused to work at reduced wages A
% issued
ters In that city Of the Telegraphers' Protective
League, which explains more fully than any
thing else the nature, object and extent OF the
movement, besides revealing the existence Of
close union Of telegraph operators, extending to
all sections Of the country. The document sets
forth that "the reduction of salaries which
has been attempted at San Francisco
was but the f0rerunner of similr action
to be taken throughout the country, should
1t be found that we were willing to submit.
The organisation which inaugurated this re-
sstance extends from the Atlantic to the Pacific,
and from the great lakes to the gulf. We have
used every honorable effort with the Executive
brethren at their old salaries. The authorities,
by refusing, have expressed their determination
to crush US. We accept the challenge cheerfully,
knowing that success will follow our grand eff
forttO maintain our rights. We control all the
important cities in the United States. We only
ask of other br0thD operators outside of our
organization not to come in and fill our places,
as 1t will merely prOlong the contest without
changing the result"
Evening star., 1870-01-05
Reading Matter on Every Page.


latare.
The Legislature Of Maryland meets to-day for
its regular biennial session. The Legislature Is
entirely Democratic, and the Governor and all
the executive members Of the government are
of the same political family. 1t does not follow,
however, that the proceedings win be entirely
unanimous. The railroad question viii be .
bone for animated contention; there will be q
sharp contest in this connection over the cleo
tion of State Treasurer, who win be enabled
to give the casting vote in the Board of Public
Works. The Board consist of three members
Of these the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad has
now one member, whose vote Is offset by that of
Governor Bowie, and the struggle Is now
between the Baltimore and Ohio railroad interest
and the Bowie and Potomac railroad interest TO
secure the third man on the Board. Quite likely
Mr.. Garrett will win, as he Is apt to do.
Then the question comes up Of the course to
be adopted by the Legislature in view of the
refusal Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company to pay over to the State the amount
collected as q capitation tax on passengers over
the Washington branch Of that road. The State
government needs the money pretty badly, as
shown by Gov. Bowie's letter to Mr.. Garrett;
but the point will be raised by the Garrett men
in the Legislature that 1t will be unfair to bur
then the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad with this
failed in chartering the Baltimore and Potomac
road, to compel that road to pay tribute to the
State. The long and short Of it is, Mr.. Garrett
is not troubled by any legal scruples about coll
lecting and paying over this capitation tax.
But he is looking forward to competition with
the Baltimore and Potomac read in the way of
fares. He sees that in that competition he will
have to reduce the fare from Baltimore TO WASH
fngton, and he has no idea of entering into the
contest burthened with this capitation tax,
while the rival road has no such tax to paw
If the Maryland Legislature can contrive TO
bring the screws to bear upon the Baltimore
and Potomac road, and compel it to pay the
same tax, We shall doubtless find Mr.. Garrett
very willing to continue to pay the tax-quite
certainly until some passenger shall make a
case under the decision Of the Supreme Court,
and bring it to an issue. 1t is certainly not his
interest or disposition to quarrel with the State
OF Maryland, and his present apparently antag-
onistic position is, as we have pointed out, sim
ply because his road is taxed and the Baltimore
and Potomac road is not.
Evening star., 1870-01-05

The MIXED SCHOOL QUESTION IN THE FIRST
DIsrEICT.-Surprise has been expressed at the
course OF Trustee VashOn in continuing to give
tickets Of admission for colored pupils to the
white schools, after he has expressed the un-
quanhed opinion that under the present laws OF
Congress, colored children having the benefit of
their own school fund cannot legally avail them
selves Of the fund for the education of the white
children In the case OF the daughter of the
Rev. Sella Martin, Mr.. vashon defended his
action in giving a ticket Of admission
ON the ground that she was near enough
white to be reckoned as a white child.
and We learn that he justifies his course
IN giving the Carroll child ticket on the same
ground, 4. e., that she is white. He states that
he intends to follow this course, in reference to
similar cases, so long as he is member of the
Board of Trustees; that the question of color is
to be determined only by evidence of sight, and
that this view is sustained by the opinion of the
Corporation Attorney in the case of the Martin
child.
1t does not seem to us that the course of
MIR. Vashon is quite straightforward or ingen-
uous in this matter. He knows perfectly well
that the parents of these children do not claim
that they are white; MIR. Martin indeed dis
tinctly disclaimed the idea; and he knows per
fectly wel too, that the shade of color has MOTH
ing to do with the question-that every one of
these children, whether jet black or the bright
est mulatto, has been allotted ist full quota of
money for its education, in the colored school
1und, and cannot 60 to the white schools without
depriying some white child of the means of edu-
cation And to say that one colored child is white
enough to 60 to the white schools and another
Is not, is making distinction of color of the
most odious kind. The whole movement is
wrong, and those concerned in it should, if
they want mixed schools, set about the work of
getting legislation to merge the school funds, so
that it can be effected equitably and legiti-
mately.
Evening star., 1870-01-05

The Maryland Legislature meets at Annapolis
to-day. The contest for the Presidency OF the
Senate lies between Messrs. Earle, Of Queen
Anne's, and Compton, Of Charles, and either
Mr.. Latrobe, Of Baltimore city, or Judge Mer-
rick, Of Howard, win probably be Speaker of
the House. As Governor Bowie is to appoint a
large number Of State officers during this ses-
sion, the canvass for the positions Is already
very lively. 1t said that Comptroller Leonard's
report viii show that the State has now a debt
OF SIP COS, eco, on which it is paying interest.
Evening star., 1870-01-05

SENTXxCED--Breyet First Lieutenant Adel-
bert Fell, second lieutenant 2d u. 5. infantry
(now Of the ID L. ). artillery who was tried
Va, charged with conduct unbecoming an Of,
tcer and gentleman, presenting fraudulent
claims against the United States, and with de-
frauding the United States, OF all Of which he
has been found guilty, is sentenced to be CASH
icTed, and to have the crime, name, place of
abode, and punishment published in the news
IaPers OF the particular State where he usually
Evening star., 1870-01-05
DROPOSALS FOR PURCHASE OF BILLED
CANNON, &c.


BUREAU OF ORDNANCE, NAVY DEPARrMEyr,(
WASHINGTON CITY, January 4, 1870. (
Sealed Proposals for the purchase Of Spounder
and 70 FOUNDER Parrott Rifles, with Carriages, I'm
plements, and Projectiles now on hand in the navy
yards at Po-Itsmouth, N. H.; Boston, New York,
PhiladelphaN. ashington, and Norfolk, will be re-
eeiyed at this Bureau until IL o'clock noon, JANU
AIRY 81, lS70,
In the aggregate there are about 800 gums a54 car
riages and 96 57 projectes Schedules in detail Of
the articles at each yard will be furnished appl
cation to this Bureau.
Bidders will state the number Of guns, carriages,
at each yard separately, specifying the caliber of
gun, kind Of carriage, whether broadsde or pivot,
and the kind of pr0jectiles.
The guns &C., Will be delivered at the respective
navy yards. and must be removed by the purchaser
or purchase{2vithin ten days after the acceptance
OF his or th4E fd. But no deliveries will be made
Of any aru nSMi the parties purchasing shall have
deposited with the paymaster Of the navy yard the
full amount OF the purchase money in each case.
Many OF the guns are new, and all serviceable
Bidders will therefore offer accordingly No offer
ered
The Bureau reserves the right to reject any or all
bids which it may not consider to the interest Of the
Government to accept.
Proposals should be Endorsed on the envelope
Proposal for Purchase of Rife Cannon, &c.n
A. LUDLOW CASE,
Ja52awSt Chief of Bureau.
Evening star., 1870-01-05

The Rev. Dir. Frothingham's congregation
approve OF his course in the Richardson
Mcfarland business. SO much the worse for the
congregation.
Evening star., 1870-01-05

The question of religious reform is now being
very extensively asitated amongst the Hebrews
throughout the country.
Evening star., 1870-01-05
DR. RICHAU,s
GOLDEN REMEDIES.

Ask Tor no other, take ne other, and you WIN save
time, heslth and money.
$1,000 REWARD for any case Of disease i'm any
I)r RiSAns's Golden Bdlsnru No. I cures U1cers
liberated sore Throat and Mouth, Sore Eyes, Cufa-
neous or skin Eruptions, Copper Colored Biotchss,
RenOvator, Alternative, aud Blood Purifier known.
removes all disease from the system and leaves The
Or. kichaK's Golden BaLsona No. 2 cures Mercv-
rial Anections, khenmafism IN all ts forms. vhethsg
from mercury or other causes, gives Immediate re-
LEI In all cases. No dieting necessary. have
CURES Effected by these Remedies Price of either No
or No z, $50 per bottle, two bottles for 50 40
,Dr. k,oheHs Goldea Aatidore, q safe, speedy,
ments accompanied with full directions Price. $50
d.. R,eha~'s Golde. Elixr dAmou, q radic.,
impartine energy with wonderful eject Price, As d
per bottle, or TIVE bottles for eco.
On receipt Of price, these Remedies will be shipped
any plAce Snss i,haatp p,a az, 70 all corres
RickaN's Goides kensedies, ID. g. RsoAards soie ~
prietor" blown in glass of bottles.
street, New York. Once hours from 3 q n. top =.
IN. e<Cireuiars sent. iva "
IIHITEp STATES PATENT OFFICE.
the psiion . B. I'd foLsY" Lsis"Ssr 3: M.lsss @
ton u. G., assignee by mcsne assignments Of James
a: miiler, PRAYING for the sxtsnsson Of a .pstent
day of May. lsJ6 for an improvement in surface
CcndeDsers Tor Steam EnRinee:
IL is ordered thst the Testimony in the case be
the n Ssy and d kp s that the
be lmited 70 the 18th day of April next, aud that
next.
Any person may oppose this extension.
SAMUEL q; FISHER,
DE 2l-tawsw Conrmissioner Of Patents.
Evening star., 1870-01-05
NOTICE OF THE EplSCONTINUANCE OF THE
IN MONROE LAND DISTRICT In THE
STATE OF LOUISIANA

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That, pursuant
to the 5th section Of the act Of Congress approved
May a 1862, entitled "An act to reduce the expenses
Of the survey and sale Of the public lands Of the
United States, the President Of the United States
has directed the discontinuance Of the Monroe Land
District Office at Monroe, i'm the State Of Louisana
and that the vacant lands therein be made subject to
and after the lst day Of December next.
Lands remaining unso!d and unappropriated by
Monroe, will cease to be subject to entry at that
place on and after the date above mentioned. The
future public notice Of the day which they win be
prepared to receive applications for entries OF any
such lands at their Office.
Given under my hand, at tho General Land Office,
in the city Of Washington, D. g., this I'D day of
October, A. d. 1850.
IN JOSEPH s. WILSON,
Evening star., 1870-01-05

@A couple Of Schenectady children we're
frightened into fits by the appearance Of Santa
CLANS
Evening star., 1870-01-05

0C@A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
O OF THE WASHINGTON AND GEORGE
TOWN RAILROAD CO., for the election Of DIrec-
tors will be held at the Office of the Company cor
ner of New Jersey avenue and b street. on WE'D
NESDAY, the 18th of January, 1870.
Ihe polls will be opened at Il O'Clock m, and close
at 0 clock p. m.
SILvANUS s. RIKER, President
A. W. NICHOLS, Secretary. de29-td
Evening star., 1870-01-05
di JOSEPH 8. WILSON,
Commissioner of the General Land Once

UNITED STATES CONSOLIDATED LAND OFFrcE,t
NEW ORLEANS, La, December %, 1869.
Mott had treby 9iyen that the books and records
q 9th the eoaocked do dGand Once have been removed to
ceive appllc lions for entries OF lands embraced In
the Monroe District On and after January 70, lQO.
CHARLES BARNARD, Register
ja5-w4t HENRY L. JONES, Receiver
Evening star., 1870-01-05

n~ TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
N OFFICE CoMPTROLLER OF CURRENcY,}
Washington, October %, 1859. \ I
Notice ID hereby given to the holders of the circu.
lating Notes Of the First National Bank of Neva-
da," Austin, that such notes will be paid in lawful
money OF the United States upon presentation Of the
same to the Treasury of the United States.
yNO. JAY KNOX,
oe2l-6ot Acting Comptroller Of the Currency i
Evening star., 1870-01-05
DIANO TUNING AND RKPAIRING.

! q. WILD, fsmerly Tuner Of Knabes snd nb-
sequently q steinysyt Pianos, NO. of -
No. le5 nth street, fwea side,J betweentvs wv
rennsyivsnia svsnus and street stu gives special
lnstlpments slso Repaired, Tuned. and Zoe sale.
YPAaos tor sais, rent or exchanse. packed and
Evening star., 1870-01-05
BOARDING..

ROARD-A gentleman and wife, or two gentlemen,
- can hnd BOARD in a private family i'll George
town by applying at this office. deE-f
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT-With or
without BOARD, at No. 49S Pennsylvania
nue., near Sd. Boarding at the same place, s. per
week. jy30
ElRSTCLASS BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
l. FRONT ROOMS, to be had on reasonable terms,
at 21e street, bet 18th and 18th; short walk from
most OF the public offices. iy5-h