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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-29

GT SECOND OPENING OF FALL
DRY GOODS. @


am now opening NEW STYLES OF DKEss
GOODS just o, Z, consisting In part OF
EPIEGLAIs, vANDYKE, VELOURs,
damages, SEDANs;
EMPRESS CLOTES In all colors; .....-
BOMBALIMETEE entirely new
REPS. PLAIDS, DELAlNES, &c.
The celebrated BUFFALO, BEAVER, and
GRAND DUCHESS hLPACAS;
BLACK SILKS;
CLOAKs, BROCHE and other sfA"Lsi
BURNOES,
Handsome BALMORAL SKIRTS at only soc;
Good LINSEYS Mt l2lc.;
The best DOMESTIC GOODS In the city for the
money:
la-4 CONTEMPORARIES at Sl.7a;
ALL-WOOL FLANNEL Mt eoc.:
LADIES, HANDKFRCIIIEF5 at &C.;
GOLD-TYED NEEDLES Mt &C.;
GOODS FOR MEN AND BOYS, at 2oc'
Laccs, Embrcideries, White Goods; 1ndia-Rno-
Der Cloth for infants Towels, Ladies' ana den.'s
Wooden and Linen Shirts and Drawers, Blankets,
SwIsses, Tarlatan Ga Waterproof Cloth only 81
shawl suiting, White Corduroy, Velvet and Vel
yeteens, Hosiery, Gloves, Collars Notions, and In
short. everything found In frst-class dry goods
house at prices which / will warrant to please
ayer1 one. A. G0LDBACK,
so7 Broad street. between 9th and 18th.
RyIASD H. NoRYELL, formerly with ]. Sycles
W r. CARDOZO of Powhatan, late Mt the Call
fornia Store; o. F. KAMMAS, Miss ALICE HAIR
pEs1Y. and - SHEFFIELD, are with me, and
would be glad to be favored with call from their
friends and the public.
oc25 A. GOLDBACK, COZ Broad street.
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Financial Matters.

a,,,r, IN the gold market at the be
- nf the war between France ant
gnhn,s ,sn nm gold very much to the salts
f,.tion Of the Bulls, VINO never 'a'i 10 a'.i
.so,nse,ves of any sort OF excitement 10
.,are = speculation. The movement OF So'o
i'".ars .t,ccts the money market, and the
",ha,. country felt the consequences
TIC for a time the war IN E"'ol''
-. made TO bear upon the country WIN
s,,,rt nrcssure, while really it should
have been beneficial. Ii was c"'e"'
lated to diminish confidence IN European
securities, under the fear of general war;
ord "a enhance the confidence in American
finds. Furthermore. our produce "ou''
no higher if the war lasted for some time.
Rnt the war started the spirit Of specuia-
fiop. and capitalists were on the lookout
for what might turn UP, and thus much
money was withdrawn from business
channels. But gold has receded. The
Bulls have lost all that they gained by
the rise, and are back again where they
started. There is no longer any feyerish-
ness about European affairs, and the mo-
ney market is left to the domestic influences
that control it. When we consider the I'M
mense wealth Of the country and the great
and rapid accommodations OF the enterprise
aud industry of the people, we ought to
have in this country q very quiet and or
derby condition in money matters. There
ought TO be high state Of confidence. The
field of gambling speculation has been
greatly circumscribed by the near approx
nation of gold to currency, and great
deal of money ought to be free to enter the
channels of trade and business.
Indeed, people begin to talk about re-
sumption of specie payments. While we
10 not believe that resumption is proba-
lie as long as gold is at IL per cent. pre-
MUM, still that it is talked of shows
grea,ly-improved state Of things.
Assuredly, with the signs that appear
now, there should be quiet and ease in the
money market, and there must be rs soon
as confidence RECEIVERS itself little. 1t is a
Sensitive plant. 1t Shrinks from the slight
est touch and even with 4 plenty of money
in the land, breath will tighten tue purse
strings and drive those in debt into great
straights. There is now everything tarora-
BILE to revival of faith and trust, and we
look for the early advent Of better times.
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AT THE

~REF ESHMEN is AT THE
STATE FAIR, DINNERS, &C., to be furnished
by ANDREW PIZzINI SC CO.-Having pur-
chased the exclusive privilege of furnishing DIN
NERS, LUNCHES, &C., at the approaching state
Fair, we are making preparations to have ample
accommodations for all who m ~ favor us with u
call. We shall have everything the market affords
served up in the best style, and will confine our
se1vas n CITY prices as nearly as we can. We
hope to meet all our frieds and by our attention.
&C., to merit continuance of the patronage so
literally bestowed on US last year.
oc ls-2.awtNl ANDREW PlIZlNl & ".
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MyOCTOBER "a, 1870.-MORE NEW
AND ELEGANT GOODS.
II. r. PRICE & co. are now again In market
and are adding large ad itonal supplies TO their
magnificent stock of
DRESS AND FANCY GOODS.
Every novelty from the Europesn fashion CEN
tres as they appear shall be presented their GUS
toners.
Just opened anil expected
Elegant Gro. Grain, and Tatfeta Black Silk, at
New York prices.
Rich fancy colorcd silks, plain and striped.
Colorcd Empress Cloths, all shades.
Ottoman Vclours, every color.
French Merinos, Chenc Poplns, %, 30, 30, 30, 50
cents per yard: some very cheap.
Delaines, plain ndhgurcd.
Impcratrice POplins irish POplins, rich plaid
Poplins, every combination.
Mourning Goods, great variety, newest styles,
| and best quality
Immense stock Prints. 3, 10, lo3, Is; Furniture
TwilIs, pew article, &c.
Housekeeping Goods, Fanncls, Damasks, Towel
GENTS GOODS.
Fine stock Cloths and Cassimercs, Socks, Shirts
Cray.ts, Gloves B0soms, &C., &c.
Citizens and strangers coming TO the Fair VIII
find everything OF best quality and rs low as amy
house In the United States.
II. r. PRICE & CO.,
ll0l Main street, corner OF llth street.
Grand supply of Ladies' Cloaks Broche shawls
SeveniIle Shawls, and other wrappiugs, opening
25th and 2eth October. oc4
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FoR Co1aREss AT LARGE.-We now have
three candidates for Congress at Large, oil
In Eastern Virginia.-Hon Joseph segar,
Or. Pretlow, and Raleigh T. Daniel, ESQ.,
Abingdon Ny9tntan.
Surely not. Mr. DANIEL is the Conserva
tive nominee.
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nr LOOK AT OUR DRESS GOODS
READ OUR PRICES:
Solid color ALPACAS, zoe. per yard, worm 400
BLACK ALPACAs, 25c.:
BLACK ALPACAs at 4oc., worth soc.;
BLACK ALPACAS st Soc, worth &c.;
Beautiful PLAIDs ct 37sc., nearly yard-wlde'
worth 50c.;
EMPRESS CLOTHS and FRENCH MEklSoo
at lower rates than ever;
POPLISS, SILKS, BIARITZ EPlNGL1NEs; In
fact everything in the way of Dress Goods can
he found at LEVY BROTHERS.
oc2g 1913 and 1915 Main street.
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Il. S. GREGORY, ESQ.,, for several years con.
nected with the Lynchburg press, has be.
come associate editor Of the Bedford SENT.
mel. With BERRY and GREGORY to edit it,
the Sentinel must be good paper.
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snpx,r IlassrrS,En.

RTCARPETs, CARPETS, CARPETS.
The assortment OF CARPETS We now offer Is one
&c the best selected that we have ever ofereo' we
purchased our stock this season direct nom sns
manufacturers, and can show some styles "hscn
cannot be surpassed in beauty.
ooh at our genuine ENGLISH BODY BRUs-
Sells at 81. IS per yard; :.
cannine ENGLISH TAPESTRY BRUSSELS at
$3.50 per yard: ,rx,
TuREE-PLYs, INGRAISs, HEMP, and VENl-
TIAN CARPETS, In great variety, al very
1ow-prices; ,,.n
A full assortment OF RUGS, DRUGeEIs' MAI
TING and OIL-CLOTHs, at n,,
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 1915 Main street
co1,ORED WOOL SPREADS, CALICO CUM
FORTERs. BLANKETS, SHEETINGs, ana
TABLE.CLOTHS very cheap. DC -
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me- BATCHELOR'S HAIR D. E.
This splendid HAIR DYE Is the best IN the Woriu )
the oniy true and perfect dye; harmless reliable,
instantaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous
tlnts remedies the Ill effects Of bad dyes uVigo-
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful black
or 6roDn. Sold by all druggists and perfumers
and properly applied at BATCHELoR's WIG
FACTORY, No. 10 Bond street, New York.
ie 2-eOdlvr
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MARRIED.

At Camden, New Jersey, on the 2Sih inst, by
the Rev. NJ. Z. Poose, SAMUEL, L. BECK
WORTH TO MARY c., only daughter of the late
Robert Boyle, Of Kilmarnock, Scotland.
Glasgow papers please copy.l
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Bedford county has nominated Colonel
DuKL for the unexpired term Of Mr.. RIDG-
WAY. We suppose the nomination will
meet with unanimous acquiescence.
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MEETINGS.

THE COM MITTEE OF ARRANGE
l. MENTS FOR the meeting of Confederate so!.
diers are iequested TO meet ut my otfice, No. lol5
Main street, THIS Saturday EVENING at 6
o. clock BRADLEiT. JOHNSON,
~ Chairman.
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NAMES OF COMMITTEE :

Generals Bradley T. johnson, Henry A. Wise,
Culoncls T. NJ. II. Talcott T. f. Owens. Peyton
Wise. Edmund Peudcton., John &. Penn, W; w.
Henry Bowen, Marshall Hanger. WASHINGTON l..
Riddck Rob.- FL. stiles &c. Hill, hfretR K. Court
new j. .. Hensey: DIR. II. Dorsey Cullen: Can
taius ". X. MARTIN, w. a. Anderson, L. Il, Bag
well. s. :. Turner. $3.50 1t
" R. TITO ALL ACCEPTED SIR
IA. KHIGhTS. GRH ETISG.-Attcnd Tonr-
inncnt of st. GEORGE AND THE DRAGON
COUNCIL. NO. l, It the Pavilion. THIS SAT-
UkDAY. 1T ia O'Clock p. NJ. Candidates for
BY order of the NJ. l. q. G.
Attest THE KEEPER OF THE ROLLS.
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BARGAlNS
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS IN CAR
PETS.
GOOD CARPETS at I5c. per yard; still better at
30c.
All wool heavy CARPETISG at 5oc., worth 7Sc.
before the war.
Beautiful all-wool DO. at 75c., cheap before The
war at 81.
These Carpets are much cheaper than they can
he bought at the factory.
A full line of BLACK ALPACAS.
BEAVERS, MOHAIRS, and TURKISH LtS-
TRES from 25e. To $3.50 much lower than
New York wholesale prices.
WHITE ALPACAS aud WHITE MOHAlRS.
Elegant SCARLET OPERA FLANNEL, only
37c.
Flrst-rate BALMORALS, only 81.
A full line of DOMESrICS Of all kinds.
Come aud look at our lee COTTONS and CALI
GOES.
Elegant lO-4 BIZ kSKETS only IS.
Beautiful single SHAWLS only Use.
SfAWLS, SHAWLS! double and single. for less
than IL cost to make tn IN.
TOWELS, NAPKINS. and DOYhFS, half p,ice
A THOUSAND OTHER BARGAINS.
These bargains, will all be sold In few days. and
must be sold - make room for others coming.
Oc 30
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ERESH ARRIVAL OF
r FALL AND WRITER DRY GOODS
AT JULIUS &YCLE'S,
sC3 Main street. second door from corner 9th ST.
am receiving by every steamer lsrg. lots Of
GOODS, which are selected with the greatest care
especially for this market, and bought at the low
est cash prices
Dress Goods Of every description;
Empress Cloth In al colors, from 10 to 75c.;
French MerinOs, in all shades;
solid-colored Alpaca at &c, very cheap
English Crown Poplln, 80 IS, and 4oc., en'he'Y
Plaid Poplins at 3asc.: great bargain;
Irish and French iopIin. In great variety,
Ottoman Cloth and Reps;
Nouslin Dclaine at 20c.;
Black Alpacas. from 25c. upwards
Mourning Goods In great variety.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
44 Blcached Cotton at Io!c., the best In The GU!
Calicoes at l23c., aud as low rs &c;
Brown Cotton at ac.-yery good at l!sc.i
1914 Shectings at reduced prices;
Canton Flannel at l5c. per yard.
sHAwLs AND CLOAKISG.
CtInchilla Cloaking IN the latest designs;
Long and Square Brochc Snlwls
Woollen Sh.wls, from 81. IS upwards
Misses Shawls, ali sizes, from 7Sc. upwards
Black SILK Velvet, warranted pure SIX, Tor tio'"'
ing; .,.os
feiSeteenS, ali cOlOES, III TIC lpHcSt P'iN~~'
White Flannel IT zoe. PER yard All,
Cassmeres, Cloth, Doesk!nS, Cassinetts' I" ''''
Mems and Boys wear: -, o
duced prices.
WHITE GOODS.
Table and Piano Covers,
Marseilles Quilts, ,,,,.ri,.
Napkins and Doyles. from 75c. per doz. up"9'''
Table Damasks, from Coo. upwards
Hosiery and Gloves; ,,,s.
Sash Ribbon, In great variety and latest "!''''
Velvet Ribbon, all widths; ,,.o, a., rer
100 doz. Linen Cambria HantAerchleiS u w. ~
DOZEN
100 do. ditto at SOC. per dozen;
100 do. ditto st s5c per dozen, -, c.r,,,
We call special attention 10 our Stock OF y, YIN
Furnishing q Gods, which Is always coinpie~;; our
All we ask is call and examination o t ~. Sa
stock and Won win dad the right goods .: '"e
right prices call soon. JULIUS siChaiL
DC s ao3 Main street I'd door pelo" ~
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DIED.

At his residence In Hanover county at IL O'Clock
7. NJ, on The 9th lust, Mai. THOMAS DOS
WELL, in the 10Th Year Of his aye.
His remains will be brought TO Richmond on the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad train, Saturday.
20,il. HIS funeral Will take place from the Monl-
mental Church SUNDAY, the 3,tl, at 4 O'Clock =.
Nj. The friends of Jhos w. Dos 9el. Isaac w.
Walker, and w. 81. Sutton are invited TO attend
On the nth October, 1870, at u O'Clock z. NJ. at
the farm of David j. Saunders, in the county OF
Hanover, MARIA CLAY SAUNDERS, daus liter
of David j. Saunders, DR.. and Pemelia \. Saun-
dders, aged three years two months and nineteen
daSS,
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THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF
A HEnRICO COUNTY Will meet ut the court
house on FRIDAY, 4th November next, to lay the
county levy for the year 1870. Persons having
claims against the county will present the same,
made out In separate Items, and the nature of each
item specifically stated and verified by Affidavit as
the law directs. BY order Of the Board.
oc a5-lw JHO. D. WARREN, Clerk
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BOARDING.,
OFFICE CITY ENGINEER, }
RICHAOSD. Oct 20 Is7o

OFFICE CITY ENGINEER,
RICHMOND, Oct 20, 1870
Citizens are hereby notified
~ that The WARD-REPAIR AND GARBa-
GING FORCES having been fully organized,
FRIDAY and SATURDAY. OF each week will be
oevotedto the removal Of garbage from all Of the
wards -
Garbage must be placed In boxes or barrels on
the sidewalks or In alleys OIL each FRIDAY
MORNING., and its removal will occur bus once
week from the various premises, two days being
required In passing through the wards
CHA 1LES FL. DIMMOCK,
&C 0-2w City EngiIieer.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Speaker TURNER in the chair.
Prayer by Rev. j. A. Dearborn, Of the
Church Of the Disciples,
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DRY GCOSss.
ToHN N. WOODEN,
lI17 MAIN STR 4.
( OPPOSITE DISPATCH 0r7tcE.

IL 1I17 MAIN STREET.
OPPOSITE DISPATCH ory1cg.
I am now receiving, In addition to my largo
stock Of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY
GOODS,
CRETOUNES, SATEENs, r.
PLAID POPLrN and SERGES,
SHAWL SUITS,
and rnany other new and desirable Dress Goods,
embraciDga complete assortment Of MOURNING
GOODS, such rs "
ALPACAs, B0MBAZIHES,
TAMI5E, MERINOS,
EMPRESS CLOTHS,
REPS BIARR1TZ,
JANUS CLOTHS and MOUSLINs.
to which would respectfully solicit an cxamina-
ton.
We call special attention to our large assort-
mept of CLOAKISGS in Silk Velvet, Black and
Colored yelyeteens, White Corduroy, and Fancy
Cloakings.
Also, CLOAKs. sHAwLs, and WATER
PROOFS in great variety.
CLOTHS and CAS5IMERHS for boys and
mems wear large stock, including full line OK
Charlottesville and Fredericksburg fabrics.
FLANNELS In White Red, Yellow, Gray anu
Blue.
OPERA FLANNEL, Plads and Solids.
HOUSE-FURNIsHING GOODS, such as Table
Linens and Oil-cloths, Towels. Napkins, " bite
and Colorcd Spreads Nottingham Laces for cur
tains Bleached and Brown Sheesings and Pillow
Cotton. -
GLOVES, HANDKERCHJEFS.
HOSIERY, EMBROIDERIES, LACES.
LACE HANDKERCHlEFS and COLLARS.
In fact everything to be found in irst-class
store, and we cordially invite an examination Ivy
all in want, are determined TO sell at the
lowest possible figures.
Oc % JOHN N. WOODFlN.
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On Friday, October 2sth, at the residence of his
grandfather, Lomsx B. Smith. VIII. MYERS
GILL, son Of VIM. NJ. Il. and liza A. c. Earres-
ter, aged two years four months and fourteen
days.
The funcral will take place O-MORROW (Sun-
day. MORNING at II O'Clock, from Sd street a.
NJ T.. Church.
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As WE ExrEcTED.-A grand procession
of the Tammany Democracy took place in
New York on the evening of Thursday.
The line extended from the City Hall to
Union Square. Addresses were delivered
by Governor SEYMOUR, Governor HOFFMAN,
Hon. MICHAEL c. KERR of Indiana, WIN:
Vi. TWEED, and others. The speakers al
luded to the alledged intent of the Federal
authorities to interfere-especially in the
city elections-with force, under the
guise of a purpose to prevent illegal
voting, "but no purpose to resist was an
nounced" by the speakers. Exactly. just
as we expected. On one side there is no
resistance, and on the other the right of the
President 10 send troops to overawe the
voters is defended rs proper and necessary
for the preservation Of order. Of course,
this but shows that the country is ready
for the arbitrary power now established.
We learn from the New York CONNER
cial that about 5000 deputy marshalS are to
be sworn in for the city of New York on
the day of election. These are the advance
guard of the military column, and they
will call in the bayonet whenever they
choose. That will be when it is dee;led eX-
pedient to turn the tide of victory. 1t may
be that such is the majority of Democrats
that there may be no hope of beating them
in New York city, but their strength will be
whitfield down in the city as much rs posi-
bic by the terrors of arbitrary rule, so as to
carry the State for the RpDublicans if If
can be done.
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So fades the lovely blooming flower,
Frail, smiling solace of an hour;
20 soon our transient comforts fly,
And pleasure only blooms to die.

Her funeral will take place at the residence OF
her grandfather, David j. saunders, on the cor
ner Of Grace and Adams Streets THIS tsat-
urdayl AF rERNOON at 81 O'Clock. The friends
and acquaintance of her fathers AND grancfath-
err families invited TO attend without further
notice.
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MIXTURE OF RAcEs.-We have frequently
commented upon the evil of mixing up the
races, the political troubles and govern
mental degradation which must flow from
such mixture, and the inipossibihty OF
dwelling up the lower races when mixed
with the higher, but the certainty Of de-
grading the higher race to a level with the
inferior, where the mixture and the equality
of distinct races is forced upon the body
polite and long maintained. 1t appears
that Professor AGAssIZ has had his atten
ton directed to this subject, and is fully
impressed with the dangerous consequence.
Of the intermingling of incompatible races
The New York Commercial Adcert'se
calls attention to remark made by the Pro
fessor, and appends to it brief common
of its own which is worthy of attention
We copy the paragraph:
seLet any one" says Professor Agassiz
"who doubts the evil of the mixture 0
races, and is inclined, from mistaken phil
anthropy, to break down all barriers be
tween them, visit Brazil" He could ayoit
the expense and fatigue of so long jour
ney. and learn the same lesson, by II visit tt
Sullivan street in this city at any hour o
the day.
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MERCHANTS AND MECHANICS
WI RANKING AND INSURAkCNE COM
PANY.-A meeting of the subscribers to the capt.
tai stock of the aDove-named company will be
held on MONDAY, November 18th, at y O'Clock
7. NJ, at the office of Nlcssrs. Lancaster & Co.,
bankers. for the purpose OF organization.
&C 22-tNO7 JAS. Il. GARDNER. Gilman.
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THE ST.. CHARLES HorEL, Geo. TuAy
proprietor, is now 10 as nearly perfect
order as it is possible for public house
to be. Its furniture and rooms, inciud-
ing thirty sleeping apartments. have
been thoroughly cleansed and polished,
the walls having been repspered and
the parlor, sitting rooms and dining hall
ornsmenied by artistic workmen resi-
dent here and from San Francisco. Our
citizens generally are expending liber-
ally of their means in improving their
premises this year, aud foremost among
them is the ever popular landlord Of the
St. Charles, who richly merits his pres
en-, prosperity.
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Tbs WBIrS PINE CENTRAL PACIFIC
R.1LwAY.-Tbe Executive Committee OF
~. ahoran.ned n,o;ec, met on Monday
'"' "'o
evening last az hamilton anu rece''e'
the following dispatch from Hon. Tom
Fitch Weouote from TUESDAYS News:
-, ~ ,o-o #.
, "Ash'S ~, 80 80 ~ 49,.
Wagne,' w., io'oes anu =. 49,
Inc co'olauo oo"paus te'n nrs ~ ~ \
cep. Tue 'f'nenlss wiz ..e eu"" $500 aas
inoo,hc..ions pnd oh 'ue 'e; MS P,opos'
oy Tue n''e rug
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Or FRED KNABE who recently shot his
wife and then killed himself in Ciucin-
natl, Wednesdays Enterprise states as
follows:
The Fred Kuabe referred to was from
this city. He was baker by trade and
was employed here at the City Bakery
on North c street, kept by Fitzmier 4
Armbrust. He left here about two
weeks ago for Cincinnati. Before leav-
ing be told some of those working with
him in the establishment that he was
going home TO kill his wife, and that
having killed her be would then kill
himself He appeared to be good
deal excited and said that he bad re-
ceived letter from his wife telling him
that he need not come back to her that
she could get along without him, etc.
He also SAID that he had heard that
she was living with another man,
and that he would at once go and kill
both her and himself. He went away
the same morning that he made these
threats, but those who heard them did
not attach much importance to what he
said, believing that his wrath would cool
down before reaching Cincinnati. 1t
appears, however, that he came very
near carrying out his programme.
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THE NEVADA SODA NINE, owned by
Mr. James Duffy of this place, of which
we have several times made brief men,
ton, and which is situated about sixty
miles heuce on the old Reese River road
proves TO be a more extensive deposit,
and consequently greater fortune to
its proprietor, than was at first sup
posed 1t is 10 the midst of a great
desert-tbe lowest portion lhereof-is
about seven acres 10 extent and of un-
known depth, having been prospected
in the pure article, with bu, Sigh, inter-
rupsion, down eighteen feet. At the
depth of few feet the soda is quarried
with sledges and wedges, being more
solid than ice, which in some respects
it resembles in appearance. The supply
would seem from present prospects to
be iuexhaus,ible, as tie article is in
constant process Of formation. In the
spring the mine is frequently several
feet under water. We are informed that
the quartz mills supplied with ore
from the Oomstock lode use about
twenty tons of this soda per month, a. a
cost Of about $50 per ton.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-01

A FIRE of the dimensions of q few
clean shirts lately washed aud dried
took place Yesterday afternoon at the
Chinese wash house opposite the St.
Charles Hotel on Carson street. The
eugines were out but their services were
not required. The shirts caoghs fire
from a spark from Chinese smoothing
pan. No insurance
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-01

tbs EXHIBITION at the Theatre last
evening was pretty well attended and
was a highly pleasing entertainment. 1t
is something entirely novel, aud in some
respects is very amusing. Those who
patronized it we're conscious of giving
aid to a MANNED veteran of the navy ;
and while the show is we'll worth the
admission fee, its proprietor, Dunphy,
deserves generous consideration at
The hands Of the public. The came
performance will be repeated this even
inp for the last time.