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New-York tribune., 1870-05-31

That Il anpaa-s o n srcl csiast. Eal e7nrass, tlrt
Tha vho.e aicr fr thc olces ~ inspectors
E-oa o Election District Of tn tglth ward war -,
Ealel tog E0uifei aat tscutf Io--
o. gIicl THOMAS y. COSTELLO received I'VE thou ~.
''''
or w.iih @ l,J1..,D - y D;lrt ~. -s ....... 5493
o which PETER 81 Lien received Two GOasand nIe ,,,
h.ulrci Gul -f''-
oi %Lg1 "a 49, f, E0aoh f..'l 29Q
or which JOHN r. JONES, ir, received Eignt hanld a.
r....
OF which join H. JACOBU, reeve lnt hundred and
....
there Scattering eo
New-York tribune., 1870-05-31

Tla' q arre1rs o sach estimate ard cs1ye's, ;-t
Gn tle H-fcs ~ llf,,rs
Lie oa cf ~ geu;L Election Ufc; of IN = GAih "arl c
thousand tx huH1rd aa o. Ioo-
o. nl.cI CHARLES OCONNOR Tcc,Isel Flve tAoIsall -
$50
" ~ S-,a i sr9 .................. 54g2
Of wliah ADHEHT s. Dunn received I1o tor'ani uue go,
hundred ard r -i'fi
u g.a i5 s15 isi f,ir 29n
o. w..ra HENhI !. B.MArIHENs recc7e- -a-li hualrel
OF eich SAM EL USDEKHIiL L received Ls-t huHLed -
Ana " which Sca,ts.n5 tOuI.........''' c
New-York tribune., 1870-05-31
rLrrrsrn r1Kcr1nv n1srRlcr

That II appears on such estimate an elnyass that
whole ugmler Olces C Inspectors
Election Eleventh of
Twelve thousand four hundred and II SO
OF which THOMAS QUINN received -Four thousand eight
hunarel Ilnef 4892
or Wmrh SAMUEL trltAUSB received FOlr thousand
eight hundred end 48jl
or which DAVID LYNCH received Nine hundred aud
eghtyaTe o35
OF which THOMAS JONES received Nine hundred and
eg.tg.aye s5
OF which THOMAS GEAEG received Three hundred and
And II which CHRISTIAN SAVERS received Three hund.
ieI 3l
New-York tribune., 1870-05-31

That Y appears such et.uste ard canvass, that
TIE whole Of lnsnectors
Election ol ac First -cila District # the
nretu uOlssli ha-e and 13 co
Ofwhch THOMAS HUSTON received six thousand and
OF which PATRICK j. MULLALf received Five thousand
hlhirel and 500
q. which GEORGE lOCNG received Seven hundred and
Ami Of wlich 81. B. WENTWORTH received hu4d-
New-York tribune., 1870-05-31


That I appears such estimate AMI canvass that
The wlOe number Of given the OIccs Of Inspectors a
Election Of the Tenth District Of the sixth Ward
Twelve tlonssnd i9
hundred and 49f7
OF which JAMES MCGOWAN received -Four thogsanG nine
hundred end forty-s tG.
or which HENRY OFTEN received One thousand and
l.,
OF which JOHN HAWK WKINS received One thousand and
-. ................... 10
OfWteb THOMAS MCINTYRE received Two hundred and
And sf which THOMAS CARROLL received Tao hundred
2T
New-York tribune., 1870-05-31

Ti.t u ap7cGr s-cl estimate ami ctl'l's, Tat
cac's - IIsafctor ~
Ecer s. fle..tl District OF tl- ifiih Na-d . 20
th.asI. L.. i 30 Ioo-S
or ale. .sI . II.'t.NAi received i.y- t-o-a-d aIT
CfUH.r en- aIiLEs HaEFEI Icervc- FIVE tao-=a-i four
.r 'f'''
oL "..- @ ~ pli.4 W. .......... $50
o 5lTa @ aiJ m, 1881
Ofw..ea JOIN j. :ILL.OCK tycl p ti AuLaie- s-d ~
N''
Ofglird WILLIAM WELSH rec.is,4 E-sl li-sc- ,-i .
OF vlic. Lllns On
Of t.ers acre.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-31
frru ELECTION DISTRICT.

-f-t % arue--. ON -rc. os..cet- END caIY--- t-at
-. tlr.'. o. gyeI fer t-e t4 o ln co.'s
- o., si L'2a 3 p'r'. ~ 'i H.. .- ..... AZ. 223o
- --- - .....'.' - ............. 4eg7
...r. .-. p. ............. 48i5
g. ...-l Il..-LL :. EIAS received O-e tLpls I'd 1u1
lV"'
OF frlcl JOHS SULLIVAN received One tloasl-d AID
luso
Ofg.cs EDUABD 81. SHAY received Two bundre and
Ar of sulcl JAME5 WHINE received Two hundred and
~
New-York tribune., 1870-05-31

TT-+ 4, arpea-s o. ctll o. ftf ctnFas iAti
Tt ole date- given for tie c-ces - Inspector ol
Tcron Of t1e g. Eoc;ol trct OF tr = gA " sI1 was m
pcao to.iDI g henlr.i ai t. ert A--
OF winch JONI hN'N4 '''' '.s........... 5412
OF wich JOIN "iIDLl 's'',I .,,' ',......... 548o
~ I,icI J0sIPiI W. DEWIRB received Two uouslnd an
bursr -f1''
Of Which VILLAS FAk u, IA ieo! i"o '. 2,52a
0, pseh GEo1GG W PLACE fe'el o.. l2n
ar -iieb Jjsgpu DWTER received II sht iuA'to AAu eo
'''''''''''''
OF vii ch thee Blank Iarce ..'''''''''''''''
AMI Of Slcl there scI.'.rng i0rF''''''''''' nea
New-York tribune., 1870-05-31

That Il appears O sac. .-imlte and canvass thlt
81 fcs The oAccs o ln'ntct'rs o
Fos Of the Election lstlct VI The i51ih "ari 81.
" teen Luu Iloi and t~eu Ioo-'
Or vbi-HJAuEs DUNE received Five thousand iilT ,
oS
m sb'r. FRaGK ChVANhGH received fIye thousand .
four huu rel and nHet three 0i'
of .fir5 WILLIAM L. JOHS&GN received Two 49,.
t,o-aul D. %. h.fr red md FORTY .'''.'.; zs-I
or waIcb JOHN ~! FGENaS received Two thou and M,
huudu fort, .'.''.'''' @'i'
Of ygbch HESRY DOHE received ilt-t hun.fed and o..
w
Of sIc5 PATRICK KEl IL r.c.yed Eight lu-r1a tAl o.,
flIr.
Aud OF slicl scacig 6,5
New-York tribune., 1870-05-31

That It arpeirs such estimate ana cauvsfs iei
Tie whole nlhtr Of votes 20 The oc5 81 lnspeors OF
Nah Election lirr; o. Tie Es4th ard Vas -,
icateel thousand hunir. ami 45o-I
OF wlch THOMAS CANARi received Fiye thousand ioHr -
ei AMI ninety three. 0ifJ1
or which CHARLES X. FAiGCHtLD Iecri7ei i've ihou-
four hunHre and 5fJJ
VI b5 wn g. 80 sd T. ltI1e @ Ma .......... 79L
OF Ssea n i s .s 2on
or vhch BERNARD AYERAU received b. glt hundred
sud e''
OF which SAMUEL NASH noeyel Eight LuE4led and
uty-tir,e 90
wh ch Blink
AzI % lcA there Scattering Four.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-31
v which LOUIS HERRLIcH received Two hunar,d and
TKvrH Election DISTRICT.

A. - L
New-York tribune., 1870-05-31
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, MAY 81, 1870
srrrH RIYcr1nN nrErRfcr.
SEVENTH ELECTION DISTRICT.

That appears such estimate and canyass tat
Tie whole nuaber o. for the ofces OF Inspectors
Election Of the Seventh Election District Of the Eighth "ard
Egateen th0lssnd Fix hunlrei ard twenty ioO
or which GEORGE II. JOHNSON received flVe thousand
four hundred and
faT bppirli sa9 m tl,ee ............. 5A93
hubdrei aTd fo1tr ...................,.. 1894
or which JAMES bVBiND received Two thousand hne
or Bhcl PEfE3 kUNIZ received II GIT hundred sni sew -
OF which " ILlIAM Z. BURTON received light huniIei 90
ana Vrntg
OF were Scattering
New-York tribune., 1870-05-31
FIPTH wApD-FrRsr R1rcrtoy DrSrn1C

That Il appears on such estimate and canvas. that
Tie whole number Of given for the Os Inspectors q
feoton Of the Frst Election Distinct Of the Fifth Wari
Il h thousand six hundred and eighty
Oi which DAVID ROCHE received Three thousand
bundrei and rtg-scvsn 3737
OF which THOMAS KILLY received Three thousand
sewn hundred ard ty 3737
or Which LOUIS PORINER received SIX hundred and
u1
OF vch DAVID HOyCH received S1 hundred and three
And ol WINCH there hcatterin.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-31
1rmrrEyru ELECTION rr,7gcr.


That y arraar tLca estimate aIi cIn-.tsf taat
Tie s'uc r of ta' oacf 10 lisgtcor of
E,gr8 o. ..s I-.Drt L.c,ca District Of the Au'l VII
,. t.Hr a.I .- 80
o. which TGJA t+ WILL b. Jr., received Iao th'1sEi
<lyI
OfuLri vs. Ill 80 !.-Ii- tirEt received Two thouend ~
70 <l1l
ssi! ,.e r,. a.. e.. 1913
ha5 .rs.e 1917
AMI OF p.ch ;Le.e Scattering fea; s.E......... 2J
New-York tribune., 1870-05-31

Tfati au5ears estimate md cau'a ''- r.e,o,s ~
TIE Whole ilsahe. rea Fog LAe tAi W nj va
Ee q be To Ae,.on bse' M gi 'he L loGI
OF g.lch CHARLIE, cUiNS reetel rave 'L'u''A' " $40
ire tf..s.. -
or which JOSEPH LoWhSHIE receiver .... I'' ssh
OF which JO.EPH 4. DEFiATES f-ceife Two ''oa'' on
Il lorf
OF which ISAAC WILLIAMS received Two i1ca'alA mle 90
aAd O....
Of olleh THOlia5 j. ACEE3MAN ccyei i~6A' A-A' au
....
Cf Which GEOHGE W. FRANCIS received iLs' hA1-''' On,
20.
Of ch h.rc B,aik
AID Of Ve4 tlee seeaas aal
New-York tribune., 1870-05-31

That u s1.ssrs such estimate aHI canvas. ta9t
Tbf aac ruaaCr0 0f iOr us OF l1pector OF
IJec an Dsrc, ~ tlc b
ttl.esi lracf ssd slrt--tSo lZ,lok
Of ali~h IHO.AS RYAN Ieo1gsl -Four thousand eight 80
4 s.
VI "--'- I'm ~ ...................... 4G90
OF uil.I OMEN OCONNELL received One thousand and $50
4''
Oi alssh LEOPOLD ROHs received OAe thousand aal 60.
Of .ach ALPfED WALKER received Three buniTal and ga
An of xl'eA MICHAEL b. DOWNKY received Two hand m
Iol sEl u.le....'''.''. I22e2
New-York tribune., 1870-05-31
RIGHTH ELECTION DISTRICT.


hat II arnesrs on reh estrae and csuvaes, that
Tor the o1es Of lnspeet0T OF
Eglth Election District Of the bghth ard Vas
tho-fni sir hundred and sixteen. btIo
oi Haiel mn and Sbe,S r. 500
oi which yoii M 1.,C = ~ ........' 5Dj
or which HENRY CHAMBERS received Two tbousahi ,
hnalrei and fOTtgO.. %'t<
OF which JAMES HOUGHiAL'N received Two thousand 80
iurired and f0Tig-Ore <Tgfi
or when r. b. VOORHEES, received Eight hundred and -
or which JOSEPH X BUTLER received Eight hurdred -,
ald event ''''''''''
Anl Scattering Iour............''
New-York tribune., 1870-05-31


Tlat srrelrs sccL estifra1e su1 c.tFes.- Ihtt
f0s tle Oce1 q" inr',ofs" ~
Eteea Of Eyhh Ecuou DtTcO! tle fA ''44 "4S m,
Twelve tlsusnd Dire tul ff anl rineig.nil. l-''
OF wl.cI HAkHH HOWARD Ircesg Fou iLOlsssd esLl On,
LIr4f J NJ
" ii eiieu W ~ miil.lAH , "a ~ .............. 4G2l
Or Facb JOHN bEALs received Ole L04s-ni o." luaa 90,
AID u S
Of l,l OWLS LEDHiTH received Ol- tA'is-L- ore ,o
N b. ri ...s
% ail JDfN HHcCK received Two HsliTra 3D. t-f: ~
Az o. '''f- JUN INN ''-'''-- - I229
HIvrH FfECTi1E D.tiItT.
Tt.t t appear. ll..- .9l ..-t, t.'.
3. .4o, uau8.I - ~ .le .i 81 ' . ,'.s "I
ie o. % N...l i ... ............. J.. $40
D ...tI o. s. b.l If- -a fH-i -'s--+ Ai-' mug ,sr
'.''
u vie j.. 81 o. G1 1Gl4 Ie.eF1 ioaf i-04''11 1'-e .,
.. 't.''''' '0'
q u..l C.lE-E. .tllld received one t'N--l -N4 te-r
,1-'' n... ..,... .............. 1853
New-York tribune., 1870-05-31
SEVENTH KLKcT1ox DISTRICT.

That II appears suches mate and canvass Cat
The Whole numher Tor the ocsS Of Of
af Seventh keou District OF the Fourth Ward
v Eeyen thousand hundred and sa7
OF which MICHAEL SHELLY received FOaf thousand
ssveu hundred and <T23
OF Wh.ch DANIEL LEAhY received Pour thousand seven
h-nc ard veat 4723
OF Nheh MATHEW STEWART receives Seven hundred
.
OF whna JOHN GILMORE received Sin hundr fng. 60
OF whih JOHN H. CONNOR received Two hundred and
syeui, cit 27a
An Of which JOHN DERREN received Two hundred and
ga
New-York tribune., 1870-05-31

q,.,r ,otear. IN such estimate and eiA'-s'' l,' 49,,
H. II.,-ia.r of votes ..tel ~ te once ~ -
Is NA.. g,,tb lrn Dsiftt Of the hi-ih v ard SIS
Lgt tiou.s.i aud Ten o.. , burs
~ T IN LANES WEBB received Iso tAol'ah1 o-e "1 Q rt
rrI lH. Cr.
~ -r ID SITL E.COYLE received I~o toasnl one am
~ IN CEDgGK H. DIAN Teasiyci Oae h"u'hn ''aD' f7,
t...ifeI s1al
q. .sa MILAN yEITCH, r., received one ih'as'hi Nj,
Auulr.l Anl lhneln. ..t..,., ''''''''-.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-03

From 3aneroft's Publishing house
Market street. San Francisco, We have
received the following new books:
"Lady Byron viodicated. A History
Of the Byron Controversy from its be-
gioning to the present time" By Har-
ries Beecher Stowe. Boston: Fields,
Osgood l. Co. 1870.
This work has already acquired too
great a notoriety to need any comment
a, our hands. 1t is generally felt, we
believe, that it is q task which Mrs.
Stowe had better have left undone. 1t
has given rise to bitter controversies
and still more bitter animadversions
upon both Lord Byron and his wife and
has done 20 good either as a vindica-
,ion" or history. The book before us
is neatly bound in cloth and, like all
Of Fields, Osgood L Co. 3 publications.
is beautifully printed.
"Lothsir," by the Right Honorable
B. Disraeli, is from. the press of D. Ap-
ple,on L Co., New York. This is the
last novel by It's Distinguished author
and has created a great stir in the liter
,ry world-where it is received with
somewhat of criiicism and II good deal
If praise. Paper covers price 81.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-03

DEcAPIrArED BY Rail CARs.-Fri-
days Sacramento Record has the fol-
lowing account of fatal accident which
occurred on the C. P. r r.:
An accident occurred at the side
track at Crystal Peak, on the line of The
Central Pacific Railroad, on " Wednesday
nigSt last, which resulted in the death
of Patrick Buckley, brakeman on the
eastern bound freight train. As no one
saw the accident, the correct circum
stances are unknown, bu, the most rr"-
sonable suppo>iticn is as follows: H.
was sent forward to pull out the pin
coupling together two cars. and 1t l.
supposed that after SO doing he attempt
ed to climb on to one of the cars and
slipped aud tell with bis Leck across the
track. At any rate, he fell between the
cars in some manner, and enc of them
passing across his neck, almost com
pleteiy severed his head from his body,
but small piece of skin on the back
of the neck holding the two together.
His remains were buried ut Truckee
yesterday. Buckley had been in the
employ of the company for the last
three years, and was a sober, indusrri-
Gus and reliable maa. We believe be
left 10 family.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-03
xHE SENATE AND THE INCOME TAX.

In the midst of the country's rejoic-
iogs over the Senate's repeal of the
incoms tax comes the mournful news
that upon the motion of Senator Wilson
of Massachusetts, the vote whereby that
action vas had was recousidered and
bis amendment, continuing the tax until
the end Of 1872 a, the rate of two and
one half per cent. was adopted! This
is enough to make every Republican
heart sick. Such wretched Facilitating
and tinkering wouid be unworthy San
Francisco Board of Supervisors. We
cannot comprehend the motives for such
blind aud stupid folly. Congress bad
better adjourn at once and pus short
stop to its tergiversations.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-03
A RsuasKABLE ESCAPE FROM JAIL

A RsNasKaBLE ESCAPE FROM JAIL
TIE san Jose Mercury of the 5olh inst.
has the following:
Morris Haley, the desperate character
who attacked and attempted to rob DR..
DoYner. on the Aims den road some time
ago, and T. Guzuau. imprisoned on a
charge of murder, escaped from the
Couuty Jail last Saturday morning. They
were both coufiued IN one of the lower
cells, the door of which has an opening
u inches wide and liz inches long,
through which the notorious John Parr;
aiias wild Cat" escaped few years
ago. Haley was heavily ironed with big
irons and chained to the wall, to prevent
all possibilities of an escape Ms was
thought. On the morning Of June 25rh,
the attention of Leonard, the night
Waterman Of The Jail. was attracted By
the cries of q man in apparent distress.
He supposed the cries came from Hauser,
the wife murderer, who was in q cell
aGjoiniug the one from which the escape
was made, and to whom the Waterman
has of late been administering medicine
iCs ~ uSu1at w wv
the main door leading to the lower cells
when be was Immediately grappled by
Guzman, who was standing in the dark.
to the RICH, of the cells. Haley then
approached and wrenched the watch
man pistol from bis hand and fred one
shot at him, which did no damage, then
pushed him into an empty cell adjoining
the one from which the escape was made,
closed the dnor and passed out of the
front gate by using the keys taken from
the watehmsn. To escape Haley had
to cut through two leg irons each Eve
Fights Of an inch thick !; and the staple
holding the main iron bar to the door,
both ends of which were neatly sawed
of, was half an inch 10 thickness. The
bar which had been placed over the
''Wild Cat" hole vas two inches vide
and half an inch thick; this was also
sawed of. The j.ilors have not the
slightest idea how this remarkably quick |
work was done, neither have locksmiths
and blacksuitbs, who have examined
the irons. Up to this writing no clue
has been obtained of their whereabouts.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-03

FAfAL ACCIDENT AT GALsxA.-The
Humboldt Register of July 2 mentions
the following fatal oceurrenee:
On last Saturday afternoon . man
named Asa W. Denton. while riding in
the canyon below Galena in company
with Mr.. Fox, when near the Butte
House bis horse got frightened at soma
object in the road, when, losing bis bAl-
anee, be fell, striking the back part Of
bis head sgainst rock which fractured
bis skull aud caused e0ocussion Of the
brain. Doctors Buchanan aud Neigs
were called and did al in their power
70 alleviate bis euffrriogs, He fingered
il a. insensibIe condisi0n until Wednes-
day at o'clock. whes be expired. Mr..
Osnton was sasivs Of the State Of New
York and about thirsy-six years Of Age-
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-03

THE TENPTsTIoN is strong upon us to
attempt an infection in the accepted,
traditional strain of moralizing and pa
sriotizing on the sever glorious ami
versary which will be ushered in with
the morrow's light. This temptation is
all the stronger inasmuch as there is an
endless variety of commou-property
piatitudes which may be legitinately
strung together in an editorial upon the
Fourth of July and its memories and
the writiug-or copying-of piatitudes
aud stereotyped phrases is vastly easier
this scorching weather than the cudgel
ing Of brains necessary to the perpetra-
ton Of something less hackneyed If not
less original. But We forbear no; thai
20 are much inclined to mercy toward
our readers; for We have abused them
30 long that we have come to think that
il is our right to bore or berare them
nd hbiun. AS TO to the Day We cele-
braie, we have only to say that we are
glad tha, the time has come at last when
all Americas may claim it as the ami
versary of the birth of q nation which
has, after many struggles, made its
Con stitusion and laws to conform TO the
,ong-professed principles of Liberty,
Equality and Justice. With many
other matters and things, the Fourth of
July has been reconstructed aud We
shall burn our fire-crackers and powder
in joyful celebration of that msgnii
cen. fact.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-03

SMART INDIAN - ne Alpine CatOnICie
of Juue 25tb relates this incident:
Nearly all the Indians in this county
are in,e,-r~te gamblers, but, unlike
many a pale face, they take care TO in
vest their gains so that their gambling
propensities will not cause them to get
dead broke" A month rgo one OF
the Lo family called at Reinsrein's store
in this town and purchased abou. $50
worth of dry goods for bis mahnla He
left his purchases in the store for safe
keeping until he returned from the other
side OF the mountains, and stated thai
if "Me no buy 'em now, bime by me
heap gamble and other Indian ketch um
money, and me hab no money TO buy EN-
calico y A day or two ago be returned,
"dead broke" having 90 worldly pos
sessions outside of the purchases be had
made ut the store. He shouldered his
goods and went off well satisfied that he
had looked out for "a rainy day" and
provided well for the partner Of his
'tuzzum."
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-03

| ADDITIONAL EVIDENCE A0AIsT THE Car.
TuxED RoBRERs.-Chief Downey and officer
Lacky Of this city, day before yesterday visit
ed Silver City and made . thorough
search in and about the blacksmith
J shop in which Gardner worked. Un-
der the floor of the shop they found slowed
away . silver watch and CHI ain and small
silver bar, aud the house where Russell stop
ped in God Hill, another lot of burglars
tools. The watch proves to be one taken
from William T. Richmond some time since
BY two foot pads who stopped and robbed
him between the Divide and the Imperial
Boarding House, while he was on It's way
from this city to Gold Hill. 1t was a watch
which formerly belonged to Mr.. Richmond's
brother, and the name. "E. F. Richmond.
is plainly to be seen on the inside ofthe case,
where it was cut with knife. On the oppo
site case is also cut figure 80" The silver
bar was taken from George Csrman, of the
lone mill, some four weeks ago, when he was
s,opprd ard robbed between the Devils
Gate and Lower Gold Hill. The total value i
OF the bar is S3i 81. 1t was assayed by Mr..
Harris of Gold Hill. By an examination of
the books of Mr.. Harris it vas found that
the various marks stamped upon the bar cor
responded exactly with those stamped upon |
the one assayed by Harris for Carman-tha: |
is, the tineness of gold, ofthe silver, the value
in gold, in silver. and the total value. Thus
it will be seen that aside from the evidence
against Gardner and Russell for the robber, |
of Finch's saloon, short time since, and for
which they were arrested, there Is strong |
evidence mentioned above that they were con-
cerned in two highway robber;es. The OH
GERS deserve great credit 70. their industry in
hunting up proofs that they have got hold OF
the RICH, men. Another fact going 10 show
that they have got mold OF the right fellows is
that since their arrest We have had no more
robberies or Observation-Disclosures
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-03

THs SAcKAMEXTo REcoRD has begun
the issue of its eighth volume. 1t be.
gan life between three and four years
ago, and has attained to prosperity and
big size by perseverance, industry and
good management. Il is a live paper
aud merits all its good fortune.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-03

TuE SUSPECTED BosAPARTB DISPOSED
or.-The San Francisco Chronicle thus
shoe A.s the new Bonaparte sensation :
Two unreliable morning contemporaries
published 4 sensational article 4 day or two
since. announcing the arrival in our city Of
Pierre Bonaparte-" Prince" they called
him. 1t is unnecessary to remark that had
such been the case he would have been i'm
mediately and exhaustively interviewed"
BY the Chronicle. As it was, the interview
ing corps were condemned BY their chief to
an evening Of ardaous and fatiRuins search
and inquiry, the result Of which was the dis
covery Of the fact that the reputed Pierre
Bonaparts was neither more nor less than
an Italian gentleman not in the least like
him, on his way to China and japan for the
purpose Of examination into the possibili-
ties Of importing silk worms eggs into Italyr
He vas not worth interviewing, consequently
be was allowed TO remain in the luxurious
retirement Of the Grand Hotel, unaware Of
his narrow escape.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-03

TBx WEsrsaN MOxTHLY.-We have
received, by mail, from the publishers,
the July number of the Western Monthly.
This periodical does great credit to Chi
cago and the West, to the true interests
of shieh section il is devoted. The
corseu,s Of the present number are: a
Biographical sketch ofHslbert Z. Paioe;
The Rolling Stone The Forecastiog Of
storms; San XasiA del BAG; Reccollect-
ions Of Dr.. Mott; At the Threshold /;
sketches Of Campaigning; The Nysteri-
Gus Legacy; The Valley Of the Upper
Ysilo~stooe Beside tho Cradle; Re.
vievs Gf Books Chit Chat.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-03
Coop TIxss ExPscfsD.-The White
Pine News of June 20 says:

The denizens of Treasure are begin.
ming to feel that business will revive 10
= few days. They have received assur-
ances that on the LIST Of July the new
English company will commence opera
tons on the Eberhardt With large force
of men-3OO 10 all. We hope this report
is we'll founded. Great expectations are
also formed from renewed explorations
to DO commenced 10 the Wabash and
Hemlock, and in other mines that rank
No. l.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-03

JESSE MORRILL,, one of the pioneers
of Sacramento, died at bis residence in
that city on Thursday morning. He
was a native of Chichester, N. H., and
was az one time U. s. Consul at oue of
The Australian ports.