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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-05
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-05
MISSOURI VALLEY m
Life Insurance Company,
omce southwestern Department,
NO. 2s6 FROST ROW. MENPHls.
Merritt & Weld. een'i Agents.
READ the FoIlowias:

Read the Following;
LIfrLE Rock. December ii, lSos.
WA. Holt, Esq, State Agent Missouri Valley
Life Insurance Company;
Srs. II Il with pleasure we acknoW edge
80 nj Of twenty-fye hundred dollars from
van through Messrs. Merritt Weld. General
Arents southwestern Depertment 10 settle-
ment hy your Company of Policy No. ooI. on
the life Of Captain james Trims, aeeessso;
Valley" TO ali parties desiring 70 insure tner
lives, as one In every way worthy tne conn-
denee ard patronage Of the community. Inc
Ssnv. Is the prompt payment Of its letsss.
w. N. M.ADAMs,
ESQ fNN GORDON n. PEAl.
g1.lI6 Administrators Jas. nmms. deed.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-05
Election Thursday, Jan. 6, 1870.

st Ward-NOrth, End Of Navy yard.
Deputy Commissioner. Nat Miller: Judges,
Clerks. w J McK con. jr, and T Atwood.
I'd Ward-At w. J. Chase's Feed store.
Poplar street.
Deputy Commissioner, w j Chase; Judges,
w II Bridges, X W L'ghtburn ane Charles
Smith Clerks, Thos Fox and A X Edgington.
Sd ward-At Squire Kternan's once,
on Adams street.
Deputy Commissioner, Adams; Judges.
A Woodward. w j McKeon and Dr u GOOD
year Clerks, Thos Garvey and W W Gilbert.
4th ward-At No. % Madison street.
Deputy Commissioner, G W Lincoln; judges.
A 7 Lacy, P M Stanley and w b Greenlaw;
Clerks. Daniel Kirwin and A HolbinE.
9th ward-At Room 20, Circuit Court
House.
Deputy Commissioner, K j Boughner;
Judges, Owen smith. Theodore Hoist and ID
B Mallory; Clerks. J M Coleman and Michael
Magevney, jr.
sth ward-At waIdran Block, Main
street.
Deputy Commissioner, W A Nelson; judges.
Clerks. Samuel Moore. jr, and w II Clark.
7tb Ward-At cor. Linden and Causey
streets.
Deputy Commissioner, o @ Jones; Judges.
w /, Stewart, Thomas ii bogwood and John
Loague; Clerks, X Foster and W 7 Vandyke.
sth Ward = At Colored Church ON
M Quinby street.
. Deputy Commissioner, VIM Tate; Judges, ID
It Monsarrat, D Pante and 4 McGeoy; Clerks.
d Stewart and Eugene Levi.
9Th ward-At cor. Kerr and Fifth SITS.
Deputy Commissioners, j D Danbury;
Judges, w B Gibson, O M Wardig and Jebn
Knox; Clerks. J g Handwerker and Q
Schaper.
10Th yyard-At Africa Bailey . Church
Depaty Commissioner. W + Boen; judges.
Il u Loony. W G Ellis and Jas Williamson;
Where there are not suitable places 10 bold
the election in the places designated, the Dep
uty Commissioner and Judges will select one as
''0se - p's''J JOHN p. BOUGHNER.
Commissioner Of Registration for Shelby Go.
S4-l08
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-18
Tns Ts1sun. a. PnYslc. Ar ex


Tn8 TRIBUn8 40 PHYslC. An ex
ceedingly qseer story concernisg ths
New York Tribune was related as fact
By Rev. DR.. Jessop. in argument for The
need Of medical college in Syria. A
hskeem, or native doctor, one day came
to him and asked for few old newspa.
pers, to which appeal he responded by
the gift Of few well-worn copies Of the
Tribune. A fortnigh, after, The crate.
full recipient came back to him in Won
derfal spirits, aod thanked bin most
heartily for the eift. inviting him to 90
and eat grapes and figs 10 his vinyard,
saying: 81 thank you very much for
those old journals. There is nothing
like them They have worked wonders
for my patients" What was DR.. Jes-
snp's surprise, on entering the house Of
the Quack, to be invited 10 look into an
earthen jar in which these newspapers
bad been soaked to a pulp in water and
then in olive oil, quantities Of which
astounding mixture had been swoliowed
BY this fellows credulous patients with
such amazingly beneficial resul,s The
old hakeem Rravely thought it was the
magical cberm Of the printed letters
that did the business
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-18

Ii LucK.-Ia 1858, O. W. Tappan |;
Who 10 now keeping the American Ex
change in ihispiacs, soek Mrs. Sinclair'a
Dots in San Francisco, for so@e $500
At that time Mrs.. Sinclair was playing
- the Aetrepeli,an fheater in that city.
Subsequently the. note vas sent to Bar
sey, Butler : Passons, . Law 6r0 10
New York. eee collection. Yesterday,
4f. Tappaa rsesised informatioe 70 draw
spoe the i'm tes $3l5, collected Of NJ.
Forrest eadee Nm. Siselair's Judgement
eeeateee seas years ago. TAppaAl y
10 loek . seeetss hia. oosey amer The
nsss bad bssa de- II yeass.-E&s r.
d40&ag.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-18

Froo the Dispatches IL last esesiss'i
Gold Hill News Ne gather the follssiaR:
Johnny Mott beat Little in the biIliard
tonrnament on Nonday evening b l70
points. This makes the game = tie-ooth
having won four games. They were y "sa"
OF" last eveniae-she winner beiss the
champion. ...
The Supreme Council Of Masonry A. and
A. 8. r. viii hold their next Convention. IN
1872 in San francisco.
Greenbaeks unchanged.
Breadstuffs are advanced in the San Fran
cisco market owing 70 prospects Of short
crops.
A bill regulating revenue has been intro
duced into the House under the PROVISIONS
Of which the exemption Of income u put At
81, 500 and 5per cent. tax retaised. This
won't do.
The House has passed bill to enforce the
Fifteenth Amendmenu This sc;ldo.
Colored children have been refused admit
ance to the New Orleans public schools.
Trouble il anticipated.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-18

The House Judiciary Committee have
agreed on an important bill regulating
the mode of determining the ratification
of an amendment to the Federal Cons,i-
tuition, based on one introduced by
Bingham. The 6rst section makes il
the duty ofthe State Executives to for.
ward certificates of ratification to the
Safe Department. where they shall be
placed on file. The second declares
that after a certificate of Ratification has
been given it shall be unlawful for any
State officer to certify any repeal, unless
Congress shall have proposed to repeal,
and if euch certificate of repeal is re-
ceived the State Department shall make
no record of the same, but it shall be
void aud of no effect. The third section
declares that after ee-fourtbs of the
States have ratified any amendment,
persons attempting to repeal. either BY
color of State law or ordinance. shall
be deemed guilty Of misdemeanor, and
on conviction shall be subject to fine
and imprisonment.-Pfess Dispatch.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-18

TIE RErIHED C0SDUcr0R.-" Girls,
of the Cincinnati Times, relates of an
old conductor promoted TO train dis
patcher as follows:
Habit WAS extremely strong With the
ex-conduct0r. As be sat in the Office,
he would start every time be heard .
bell ring, and yell, "ail aboard E"
Then be would 60 about the Office at in
tervals, and try TO collect fare from his
assistants. We dropped in casually,
one afternoon, and Billy wan.ed 10 know
if Ne bad q ''psss." He couldn't get
accustomed to bis new position at all
He pinned to be again on the road. One
day he begged the boys to put him
through q collision. which they did to
bis entire qualification. They tore bis
clothes nearly of, BACKED both ii
eyes, broke . kerosene lamp over his
head, and piled . red-hot stove on top
of him. Billy was in an ecstasy of de-
light, and declared be hadn't enjoyed
himself 30 much since be had . s.bile."
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-18

- vas sonstios since reported. HI
fesad, one sight. . Japaness thief 4
his sleeping apartoeat and west for bin
with his pistol. He didn'e kill the IL
trader nor 10 be himself sssassinased.
Congress is having . laborious TIM
trying to solve the lisancial eonaedrum
They don't ges ahead worth . cent and
they won't'give it up" Every Repre-
sentative but Fitch and every Seaatol
but Nys and Stewart has . little plan
of his own. In this multiplicity Of e.
nanciers these is NO promise of good re.
suits In these money matters ~ in the
tariff there are twenty opinions to one
sensible, practical idea, and thousand
notions to one judieious, decisive vote.
The country clauors for relief. 1t is
being draioed dry to pay OF the public
debt in an absurdly short space Of time.
This 10 song that every body is singing.
One repeats one's-self in reiterating the
facts and arguments which demand re.
lief. We call on Stewart aud Nye and
Fitch to make one grand, Simultaneous
rush At this question with the repeal
of the income tax for their objective
point. Going on as it has lately, Con-
gress acts Just as if the Finance question
was an insurmouotables tumper, . poser
and A. insolutle . proposition - that
Of squaring the circle. The trouble 10.
Boutwell, has "a policy" which be
cherishes ~ above the value of all
{ arthly things. He wants the glory Of
conquering the national debt just as
Ben Butler wanted the glory Of taking
Fort Fisher with . ship full Of powder.
Boutwell's hobby is respectable enough,
but the country can't stand it. More
over, the income tax viii be retained at
the peril. Of the Republican party 10
Congress.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-18

A WEiGBTY CLus.-We now have the
heaviest base ball club on the Pacific
Coast, and perhaps ia the world The
Fat Mems Base Ball Club of White Pine
consists Of tvesiy-one members. whose
uoi,ed weight foo,s up 1856 pound..
divided ~ follows: A. Gross, 260 lbs. /;
J. Gross, $40; Frank Wheeler (red)
ESQ; ". Piersos, 235 Jack White, $50;
O. b. Grey, 730; Marco Medic, $40 /;
Mart, Carroll. $50; WI Taylor, $40
George D. Cobprn. $50 B. r. Sherwood,
$50; L. fresehyl DAblu.n, 220; P.
b. Laosan. 775; Nike NcClosky. $40
George ". Biedsall, 725; Norris Cohn,
ass; b. d. Kirehser, 20l n. Bishop,
$50; Robert Haonegao, 23o. These
6gurss are furnished BY the Secretary,
and are supposed to DO correct.-Wkitt
Psne Necs.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-18

TBs FIxAL VIcroRY of The American
Yacht Sappho, belonging to James
Gordon Bennett, Jr. is reported as fol-
lows:
LosDos, Nay Is.
The second of three races between the
SapphO and Cambria WAS wos yesterday
oy the former, owing TO virtual back
out BY the Cambria. The BuRlish &C
count says the Cambria, With her new
bowsprit heightened two and . bali
feet to accommodate = larger working
jib. proceeded outside shortly after 4
O'Clock yesterday morning. in to" Of The
Gem The wind was blosipg OF The
shore West.southwest, with considerable
sea, though less than anticipated. The
Cambria sigoailed to the umpir~s for
triangular course, but they refused. She
then accepted the proposal TO sail SIXTY
miles to the windward, the course TO be
around the Cberbourg breakwater BY
the western entrance. Ashbnry won
the toss and took the weather position,
and everything being ready for the start,
the warning gun was cred at 1870 .. ID.
Presently the Cambria siepalled: "This
is not dead beat to windward," and
the answer was returned; "This is the
best the umpires can DO, being only
half q point of the wind" The Cam
bria then flung out the signal ''Dead
beat or no race" At 7:45, the Daun'-
less, bearing north vest eight miles, the
American yacht swep, BY under full
Roadway. The starting gun was fired,
but the Cambria remained mOti0nless.
The Ssppho stood to vindward With
steamer following, and signaling the
course as che bore away to claim the
prize, accompanied BY the Dauo.less.
The Cambria at last commenced to move
aud followed a short distance. and then
lacking she returned. There was a
splendid breeze. The Sappho behaved
superb, shipping little water. A protest
against giving her the prize is expected.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-18

Washington correspondent writes as
follows:
EplToR ExrsRraIsE: Ills the Opinion
of the Commissioner of the General
Land Office, communicated to me 10 day,
that the law as to swamp and Over6ow.
ed land does not apply to Nevada. Par
ties affected thereby will please take
notice and govern themselves accord
ingly. Il will require an Act OF Con-
grrss to extend the provisions Of the Law
10 Nevada.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-18

SUs RoBsnsos GsTzLss has obtsinsd
. divorce from her husband, Charles
Getzler, in Jsdgs Risiog's Court, vir-
gisia City. She rssaiss custody Of the
yessger ead be Of the elder child.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-18

A CBRIsTIAH CsIHAMAs. - Father
Claire informs us that he met, in the
mosn'ains back Of Washingion. . Chris
{ Au Chinaman. He was . convert Of
the Roosn Ca,bolic mission in Caston,
and is . firm believer in the Christias
faith. This Chinaman il we'll posted in
3eriptural lore, and appears to b. de-
vout Christiaa. -Nerads ztaasesipf.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-18

SIS0uLAR OccuRRENc..-On Wednes.
day, says the Omaha Republican, OF
April %, while the ferry bostat Ashton
was crossing the Platte, . fash Of light
ming cut the two inch rope BY which che
tows herself, as clean As If done with .
knife. The boat being lief. At the mercy
Of the current, foated down the river
some three or four miles, before the fer
lyman and passengers could manage,
by the aid Of slabs aud such other things
as we're on board, TO reach the shore.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-18
NEW TODAY.
NOTICE.

OFFICE OF STATE TREAsURER,
Carson CIrY, NEVADA, May 18th, 1870.
All outstanding Warrant, against the General
and frison Funds. issued prior to January ], 1870
will be paid on presentation at this Office, on and
after the 10th instant.
&C BArTERMAN. State Treasurer.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-18

COMING TO Carson Crr.-The Great Flying Fish
will be exhibited at each performance given by
the Oriental Circus at Carson, Wednesday and
Thursday afternoon and night, May 18th and 18th
Don't fail t. see him.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-18

W. H. ROBINSON has accepted Jim
Orndorff's challenge to play game of
billiards for the Nevada championship
and cue.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-18

SUPPOSED FArAL AccIOsHT--Says q
dispatch 10 Yesterdays Enterprise /:
Hamilton, Nay Is Addison Rogers.
. native Of Ohio, aged about % years,
WAS found dead near Phoebe City. few
days since With . bullet hole through
his heart. HIS six-shoo'er vas lying
under him with one chamber discharged
His death is supposed 10 be accidental.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-18

RsPs Fies have oaas sbsis spvsas.
ases 1t Polso0, Cal. They sse the
earliest af he eoaeoo.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-18

After paying the expenses Of the enter ainn,ens
aud making she ds'rioution Of the gifts, - above
announs ed, the balance will be applied 10 exfih-
gushing the present Indebtedness If he Mercah-
tile Library Association.
The Concert and Distribution will take place
under the immediate directiod Of the Board If
Trustees of the Mercantile Library Associ stion,
assisted by a Supervisory Committee, selected
from State, City and County officers, and we'll
known citizens # San Y. anciseo.
Holders If tickets winch gifts may be awarded
will receive the on presentation Of such tex
cts or coupons tn the Business Agents VI the B ard
Of Trustees, at their Office,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-01-06

<
Sr.Yrnrs AND HIS Sro1g.-W".ra"nc'
nvo;d thinking sometimes dat the lively
and inayina'ivc Greeks Of Our thousand
yc,rs ago lad prcciert perception Of the
recon structInn idea IN tire American Re
public in the year ofgrace, 1863. and that
they inrentd the legend of Sisyphus and
his strs. to ,ypify tic rcmorseles' aud IN
exorable, procedure. s!sgp'us was doom.
ed TO r6fl heavy stone tothe' Summit Of
q mouniain- ;he INTERESTING lars q y ,
operation tcspg ibat, no sooner had. be
reached the croqt with lsis burden than 1t
.lipppa FROM his grasp, ara rallied 'l''1n-
deriog .q,jff PLATA be32w. TIC 3 Iw'aTy
toiier vas therefore forged to rctra.-e- zhls.
steps and 60 thronyh, tho sxme PROCESS
.rain,Tfo rect with the snme discomh"
,ure-and this vas thc task through cter-
50 ~ tft- st.'s '1ttftifF'. ia
mtg, ;. - .a-p.a-t sro4 p !.
Tho Southern si.yphus has been ,hqar-
ing h7s stone up the rugged height Of Re-
construction for nearly five years, under
the stimulus Of the treacherous promise
that. when Ne reached the, top his task
should 10 considered fniriy finished, aud
he himself should be admitted to the bios
sed Union and be forever harry. How
manr times the poor toilcr has fairly roll
led his burden to tho promised height TO
have /. pushed down again, VIC cannot
now remember. How many times yet he
is doomed 10 perform tb0 plil,sesss task we
dare not COZ tcisre.7 Georgia thought
her task ended when; Congress aot, and
was patiently waiting for that patriotic
body 10 set lhe seal of approval on II =;
but Georgia has just been treated to the
Cfrissm,. charity Of q rude expulsion,
and ordered to do her work over again
Virginia, too, had reached the summit,
md stood with one (, OF On the threshold OF
the Union, ready to be admitted, as the
hofcd, to the inner beatitudrs Of tic Tn
iou-whcn Mr.. Sumner lifts his great
foot to kick her out and down again--
The bitterness Of the humiliation in the
case of Virginia is aggravatrd4y the re-
Election thas she wa The chief sutlor and
builder II he fair temple from which she
excluded, and that the children born o
her own womb and nourished mt her own
breasts are made TO JOIN in the insults tc
her PROSTATE body.
IL it not a little strange that the party
Of Mr.. Sumner should take such PAINS sC
keep Virginia nni Georgia out of the un'
ion, after spending nine thousand millions
dollars on The pretext Of bringing them q
back into it ?
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-01-06

How TO FAIL AsLEEr. The great
noint to be gained in order to secure sleep,
is 10 escape from thoaght, especially from
thatc,;nging, tenacious, iHircrious thought
which ii most cases Of wakefulncss has
nosscSsion Of The mind | always effect
his bv the following Simple process: |
turn nv eyeballs as far to the right or
left, or up ward, or downward as / can
without pain. and thence commence roll
ling them slowly with that divergence
from n direct Hue of vision around n Their
sockets. and continue doing thus until /
fall asleep. which occurs generally with
IN tbrea rtes-alwavS within five at
the most. The immediate effect of this
procedure differs from that Of any other
have ever heard to procure sleep. 1t not
merely diycrts thought into new chan
mel, but actually suSpends it. Since |
became aware Of this | have endeavorea
iupumcrahie times, while thus rolling my
ewes, to thiuk upon a particular suhlaco,
ana even upon Tint which before kept IA
awake. but I could not IS hong as th'y
we're moving around any mind was blank.
# any oue doubts this, let h:m try the
experiment for himself wish he would;
lei him pause Just mere aai make 1t. |
venture 10 assure Nina that, ii be make
it in .ooi faith in the manner described
th c promise OF "a penn tar his thoughts,
r. for each of them, While the operation
is in progress, will add very htle 70 his
wealth Such being its effects, we can
not wonder that it should bring sleep II q
nervous 81 wakeful lnau of Il night
The philosophy Of the matter i very SUI
pie. A suspension Of thought is u tae
n.ndra~ suspension of travel on ia3or IS
to .: weary body 1t enjoys the luxury
81 rest the strait. upon It's Fac"ttles Is r.
moved -itf,dis asleep as naturally as TIC
flllner IN his clair alter t9dlfg- all cay
IN his fields -4nutony' u Sleep.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-01-06

Darn OF Mn. STANTON .-SInco our
last publication Hon Ed xin NJ. San
ton has been called to his last account =
He died at his residence, Washington,
D. G., CD the Oath ult.. md it rs, rather
ostentasiously parnded that he died quiet
II and calmly and without any n1apites-
tnticn OF rcmorsc. We certainly hope he
r. .. Ycet but the fullest Christian charity
does no. require silence when bis life ard
character are held up tothe world as de-
serving Of Imitation or aFproval. That
he was, coarse of manner. cruel of heart
and faithless, no amount Of zeal or ability
will ever Ne atle to gainsay. His course
on the subject Of the exchange OF prison
erp. and his reasons therefor his brutal
demeanor to the weak and dctenccless
while at the head of the War Office; his
double dealings TO secure and retain pow
er; his mean jealousy Of all competing
merit. whether in field or council and
other short comings, expose him as man
Of low breeding, low instincts and low
desires.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-01-06

PrrrY Turrrs The Poultry coops
and pig pens of the residents hereahouts
and elsewhere in this county Lave suffer
cd "a an unusual extent this season from
the deprcdations Of yc night prow!ers or
'.minicns Of the moon as Falstntf loves
TO esll his following Pigs, turkeys,
ducks, chickeus,--pork and fowl. IN fact,
Of every yaricty.-have silently and 'mys-
,eriously disappeared, like the Arabs OF
Mr.. Lougfellow, for parts unknown AND
'climes beyond the light" Isis there
no balm in Gil,ad -? The law books say,
there i. no wrong without a r"""''y' aud
II Is not unlikely, if the pork and poultry
people can be persuaded to put their heads
soss.h.r, a remedy can be found adequate
20 meet the evil complained OF. lndivld-
u.l vigilance of itself is proven to be but
a sorry preventive IN these cases, and We
,herefosc invoke COUNSEL and coaaort of
action among the numerous sufferers by
these petty thcAs.