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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-07-07
Latest News by the Mails

Latest News by the Mails
Rear Admiral Winslow has been ordered
/ to the command Of the Pacific feet on the
first Of August and will relieve Rear Ad
miral Turner who is placed on the retired
list.
The tide of American emigration con-
tinues undated. Eighteen thousand en-
| igrants left Liverpool in June for various
| American ports.
| A sharp shock of an earthquake was eX-
perienced throughout Greece Friday. The
! town of Sartoria is heap of ruins. An
/ island in that ncighborhood suddenly dis
appeared at the time of the shock.
The New Hampshire legislature adjourn
ed on Saturday. The Senate defeated the
bill passed bv the House sustaining the
contract between the Concord and North
ern railroads. The question is now LEFT
a. before the session entirely with the
courts. The legality of the contract 10 be
then decided unless protracted beyond
another session OF the Legislature.
The Paris Figaro has been prosecuted
for a violation of the press law.
The operative plasterers OF Blooklyn. on
Saturday published manifesto calling up
on the workingmen TO make common cause
against the Chinese at North Adams. whom
they call vampires OF labor
The call for Canadian Annexation Con-
vention at Niagara Falls, July 4th was
ono delegate from each Congressional dis.
trict in The United States, amt for every
one hundred thousand inhabitants in the
British provinces.
The race between X. T.. Lee. Louis
willie boat and the Natchcz. a new Cincin-
natl vessel, is a mater of general interest
The Natchez recently made the quickest
trip from New Orleans to st. Louis ever
made. The Natchez lcft New Orleans four
and half minutes after the Lee. and was
five minutes behind after passing Red river.
The Lee will make no landings. aud the
Natchcz makes six. Il is expected that
the boat. will reach Cairo inside Of three
days.
Gov Holden Of North Carolina, has
given the President his reasons for having
organized two regiments OF State militia.
one commanded by Col. Kirk, who was
in the Union army, and the other by Col.
Clarke, who served with distinction in the
Confederate forces. Gen Grant heartily
approved OF this and directed Gen. Shcr-
man to send two companies OF regulars 70
North Carolina.
The Vermonters had time Friday AZ
Lennoxille. Canada. over the opening OF
the Massawippi Valley railroad. This
road $50 miles long meets the Connect
cut and Passumpsic River Railroad at
Derby. on the Canada line three miles
north OF Norwich. and extends to Lennon
vile. in Canada, where 1t unites with the
Grand Trunk railway. The saving OF dis
tanccs from Boston 10 Quebec j. about
twenty miles. and from New York sixty
miles
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-07-07
Police Court Record.
DRrNKwATER, .JUp4,E

Criminal Docket.
No. 40.
State on compl't., OF A. Il. Squirting. v.
William Brooks
Intoxication. Respondent plead gull
ty,' and was sentenced to pay fine Of
81. and costs, which were paid.
No. l42.
State on compl't of 4. &. Blai>dell. v.
Peter Cain.
lntoxication. Plea mot guilty.
Resp'dt. adjudged guilty" and SEN
fenced TO pay fine of 81 aud costs,
which were paid.
No. IA
State on complt of Joseph c. Jewett. V.
Olive l.. Tourtelotte and al
Assault and Battery. Respd'ts pleaded
mot guilty." bnt were adiudged gull
ty." and fined - each, and costs. " Mich
were paid
Peters :or Burnham for
Complainant Respondent.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-07-07

1t is proposed by those interested in
schools, and who is not, that the lower
Hall Of the new City building be pre-
pared for high school. 1t can be
done at small expense. and it would
make an admirable one. The objection
that is made to it. is that the room
or building might get injured. Well
what if it does get used and very little
injured by the scholars? 1t cannot bi
injured in better cause, nor one more
creditable to the City. Any Jim crow
Snowman can get it for his purpose,
and get out programme that will call
together the hardest looking, and the
least civil acting class IN the commu-
nifty, without any questions being
asked; and when II is wanted for a
purpose that will benefit the whole
community. and to bridge over an ex-
listing necessity. there is hesitancy.
The class of scholars that will attend
a high school will not be apt to injure
such a room as the lower Hall. For
once. the whole community would like
to have our advanced scholars have a
decent school room, and fair oppor-
tunitv TO acuuit themselves, both in
department and in scholarship, credit
ably.
We second the efforts of the City
Supervisor of schools. and that of the
County Supervisor also, TO obtain this
Hall for the school.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-07-07
BUSINESS NOTICES.

AMONG III. INDANs.-Lieut. Herndon
tells Us that no tribes of aborigincs are
found in the deepest forests of South
America from the Andes TO the Atlantic
coast. that do not have and use Doct.
Ayers medicines and Lowell cotton>
'tTREMoNT," .SrFFoLk." "Boorr." are
seen stamped in large red and blue letters
upon their garments. while Ayers Pills
and Cherry Pectoral are among the treas
ures Of their habitstions Their native
soil furrishe. them all their food and mos,
OF their remedies, hut they suffer from
some Affections which must have the in
erty, Va.
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ELLSWORTH PRICE CURRENT

APPLES-Baldwin. Sl2',; Co king. 50 100.
Dried. 10. II
BCTTER-2j.
BEAN>-Icllow eyed $500 a . -. Pea ~ 90 a
CAEESE-20.
CORN-l30 to 40.
FLOuR-sG To $3.50.
GRAIN-Barley, ~, Oats, -.
Rye. 10 q -.
HAi-eaO -.
HIDES x SkiNS-sheep skins. ~ -.
Ihe>. Sc. Cali skins. l5cts.
L1ME-Sl. 40 per ca>k
MEAl-Coh. 81 30 A ! 81. Rye. 81. 20 81 10.
POrArDES-JD.
PRoDUtE-E2gs 20: Domestic Lard. 90 10 l..
PRONlslUN>-Roundl Hog. lia IL Beet 10 a II
Clear salt PORK. $500 a Z, 90.
Mutton. 10 he per ID Spring
Lamb II lie. Turkeys M = -
Chicl.us. 20 - Veal J to d.
Ham l. a0c
TALLOW-Rough &c Rcnie red IL 10 IL.
WOOD-Hard 81 10 90. Mil 3 coat 40.
WOOl-Flsecc Is Pulled % to 90.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-07-07

Boston Ar June Soth. Advance Leighton
M,libridge.
Cid July lst, Lucy Francis, Upton. Mill
bridge.
Ar July LIST. Woodcock. Foss Sullivan
Josephine, McDenold, Sullivan.
Holmes Hole June 2sth Ar, Emily Whit.
taker. Providence for Ellis.
sid Telegraph.
Bangor Ar July 2d Susan aud Jane. Deer
Isle.
New York Ar 2sth Abby Watson, Allen
Bangor Eliza b. Coffin. Cherry field.
Harper Il II. for Bangor Msracaibo. Hinley.
At Hart Island 30ih Breeze, Bartlett, from
Trenton for Providence. putting in new FORE
mast.
New Orleans AZ at s. W. Pass Deborah 5.
Souie Bucks Harbor.
Newburyport sid s9th.Loduskia. Means, Bangor .
Catherine Jane Haynes. Chcrryleli'
salem Ar 30;h, Laura :. Watson. Wells. Clara
II spofYord, sponord.
Lynn Ar cath Harriet Rogers. Handy, Steuben
Sid Soth Orouto. II almond for New Haven
Benny Ives for .>ionn ngton. Ar soth for FsvoTite
Springer for Biuehl.
Sch yaruna. Of Machas, ashore on Joe flnngcr
proved about total loss. some OF the sails and
rigging saved but the expenses equailed
theyalue If the p-opcrn. he hull has gone en-
tircly 10 pieces.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-07-07
GENERAL NEWS.

Cholera, yellow fever and smallpox
are raging in the tropics.
\ fir covering 5000 acres of terri
DRY occrred on Long Island last Satur-
day, caused by spark from passing
locomotive.
j. c. Stanton. superintendent of the
Alabama and Chattanooga railroad, has
engaged fifteen hundr ed Chinese lab
orers to work on that road.
The Special Assessors appointed 10
take the income tax have been dis
charged. A number of permanent
Assistant Assessors will also be dis
missed. rs Commissioner Delano has
ordered that the revenue districts
throughout the country be reorganized
and the force reduced
The Fenian trials have been post
poned until the 18th Of july.
Harris Raney. residing near Somer-
vile. Tenn, poisoned himself and
three children last Saturday by giving
them bed-bug poison. thinking it was
whiskey. The children are all dead
Ii is proposed TO iRaugurate Univer-
sal Exhibition in Philadelphia on July
4th, 1876, the centennial anniversary of
our Independence. The bell of Inde-
pendence Hall, that once rang "liberty
to all the land and and to the inhabitants
thereof'-except the slaves-Ought TO be
able to strike new note that day.
One hundred and fifty volumes of
British Rolls Office Reports are in New
YorY on their way TO the Wisconsin
Historical Library Rooms. AT the re-
quest of the Legislature, Mr.. Motley,
the American Minister, secured these
valuable volumes for the Library. They
are large folios, extremely valuable and
only given TO Public Libraries. 1t is
believed that these, with the 80 volumes
already in the Wisconsin Library, com
plete the set.
An ice house owned by the Knicker-
Ice Company, near Fort Miller, N. ",
containing 1000 tons of ice, WAS burned
on Thur sday.
Suits to the amount of over 5000, 600
have been begun against George Opdyke
Thomas +. Durant. Elliot c. Cowden.
Charles z. Kirkland and Augustus
Schell, the bOndsmen of Joshua F.
Bailey, the defaulting internal revenue
collector.
The expedition, composed of students
and professors Of Cornell University,
under charge of Professor Charles F.
Hart, the object OF which is to conduct
geological and geological explorations
in the Valley of the Amazon and on the
coast of Brazil, left New York last week
in the steamer North America. The OBJ
servations of this party will, it is conf
IDENTIFY anticipated, be of great impor-
lance to science at large.
Pennsylvania College at Gettysburgh
graduated Is students on Thursday.
The State Normal School at Tren-
ton, N. j., graduated 80 pupils Thurs
day. Williams Collage graduated 81
students, and conferred lot OF orna-
mental titles on Massachusetts, men.
f, Josiah Foster. uncle of William
Edward Foster, and Patriarch of the
Quakers, died in England, Wednesday.
The Corner stone Of the New Hamp-
shire College of Agriculture was laid Al
Hanover last week.
Prince Pierre Bonaparte is said to
be in San Francisco on bis way to the
Tahati Islands.
The friends Of Horace Greely and
James Gordon Bennett are seriously
alarmed with reference to their con-
] timed illness.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-07-07

We have been too long pIl,ed by the william
ou> trash sold pure wine bon rird Hts
Will be pleased with The rich Taste, agreeable
flavor, aud fragrant boquet Of Spa-r'. Sambuci
wine. /, is especially recommended to weak
and >ickiy ladies. by physicians. for it. purit.
non-into xcatng qualitie, AID tonic and estor
alive properties. wine-g las.-ful OF this wine
with fresh raw egg or new milk. taken first
thing in the morning. is said 10 prove highly
beneficial in cases OF Pulmonary Consumption.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-07-07

Carlton TO Purchaser Of the Peruvian Syrup
"a protected solution OF the Drotoxide Of iron)
Beware OF being deceived by any Of the pre-
parations OF Peruvian Bark, or Bark and Iron
which may he OF red TO you. Every bottle Of
genuine has PERUVIAN SYRUP mot Peruvian
Bark blown IN the glass. EXAMINE THE
BOTTLE BEFORE PURCHASING.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-07-07

The catharties used and approved Of by the
Physicians comprising the various Medical
Associations OF his State, are now compound
ed and sold under the name of Parsons Pur.
gative Pills.
We copy the following from al exchange
which l. important IL true Chronic diarrh9i
Of long standing. also dysentery. and all sim
liar complaints common at this sea son Of the
year. can be cured by the use Internslly) Of
'John>on's Anodyne Liniment.n We Know
whereof we affirm.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-07-07

Peacham, VT, dedicatcs a $4,000
monument TO her AZ dead soldiers to-
day.
1t is estimated that one thousand
emigrants per day are settling in
Minnesota.
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Nj \ II II l T. ID.

ln-Surry. June 18th. by Rev. l.. :. Trip.
Mr.. Andrew L. Cousins Of Surry, To Mr>
Sarah Meader, or Ellsworth.
In Hancock. June %, by Rev. J. Wheeler
Mr.. Frank Ball of Hancock. and Miss Mari
4. Coggins OF Lamomc.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-07-07

NOTHING LIKE live refer to Ma
TUKES HAIR RESTORATIVE advertised
in another column. II Is ia ono bottle, and
clear ice. NJ gum. no fifth, no poison.
Examine il. see advertisement.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-07-07

WANTED tGENT>.-Io sci. The Home >huttlr
" Sewing Machine. Price, s-5. II make the
Lock stitch tatke on both .iIcsl aud IL ihc
only licensed under feed shuttle Machine sold Tor
ir-- than so. Licensed by Wheeler Il Wilson
hfatrr Baker and sanger & CO. All Others nm
Irt-irc'l shuttle Machines sold toe .r.- rhHn see
uc infringemchts, and toe settler aud user liable
q Prosecution. Address JOHN son ti. Arm
y 60, Boston, Mass. Pittsburgh p. Chicago,
H., PC NJ Louis, Mp. +m.l
n Day Bu-iRy=~ cnt.rrly Hrw aud houulA
y Ubic. Liberal Inducements. D,-.ripti,..
,,tc1taf- free address, Z. RAND X 60. E',iI,.
lord. Me Im.t
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MARINE LIST.

MARINE LIST.
Those interested in vessels will please
send list Of such as they desire reported.
PORT or ELLSWORTH
SAILED.
June 2sIh
James Tilden Davis. New York.
Sch Empire. Rondout
'' Redondo N DOR. Salem.
ARRIVED.
June 3Oth.
:. Belle. Young Providence.
Lucella, Hodgkins. Boston
>, Catherine. Allen, Hxyerll.
Huzzar. Buker. kockiand.
Charles Upton, new. Beiatty, Boston.
SAILED.
AZ Georgia, Alley, Boston.
Z" Far Dealer. kemick, Boston.
Jsiy 1st
Is Castilian, Jordan. Norwich
'' Doris. Ssddler, Boston
q Red Rover, Aurch, Boston.
senator. Bonzy, Lynn.
Agricola Fullerton, Boston.
ARRIVED.
:. Bangor.porda Boston.
a. Olive Branch, Higgins Boston.
Catherine. Means,
=. Cxnoya Jeilison,
a. oanges. Ireworgy, New Y ,rk.
ARRIVED
July Sd
az Emily Whitaker, Providence,
Heroine Bunker kOcklAnd.
J. Z. ffenJlt, Ui.ne. ttockland-
"a Telegraph. Woodland, Portland.
Mary Augusta, Lord Boston for CsIsis
C0mnecticuG. Eliwell. Belfast.
SAILED.
July 4th.
Frank Maria. Wood Cslais
Edward, Mkllikan. Boston. ft~r
Jaly 6th. a8
I" Astoria, SaAdteT, Boston,
ARRIVED.
:. Abassil, Haynes, Boston.
ElissbeGh, knreh, Dooeoa. q
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Died in Mt. Desert July 4th. Nathan
Salisbury, aged -.
Died IN Surry, July 81. Mr.. Na,hanlcl
Young. aged 81 years.
Died in Nj. Desert, June 2ith. of Con
sumption. Ccdclia W wife Of John
Clement, aged - years IL months day.
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PATENT OFFICE.

Patent papers carefully prypIred, Draw lhg-
ia,tliy cN ctutr,i, and Patents secured fox mvcu-
tors IN the shortest possible time.
Special attention gwen TO rejected cases, al-o
eases i,r reissue. extensions, interference, abanu
eminent,
Preliminary examination a. Ia the pa'entabllIty
of Az article made receipt OF brIet de-crp tIon
ui the sara.--Ao mpoel beng required.
81.
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SALT

Also just imported so bushels OF salt, which
Will hr sold Iow.
II. WHITING.
Ellsworth, lane Sth 1870. iiw5
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Poor Inventors

IN assisting them il procuring patents and after
Nuli. a 44l44n- lh..r lnN rntlJns-
Confidential a our business relations with IN
V'Nt1r-.
I.gul. more peA-sntb.e thAu auN other Habie
.s.-4,.. ,.ruI.. cIt Ilnfns y-lnahlt' information
-rii l.rc tttlr--: r. tLAEk 4 90
I+, National l.rlI Estate A-rI'N,
-. anH 40 PrAr4- -Atcuu' p, W -tstlinst"n ID. g
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s.LoNIE;S
FOR The MILLION.

Oh 1 TIE m4LL1ON
Rar opportunities are now offered i'r securing
homes iu 4, lAliI healthy, aud cpnSrniAl climate,
tor oI .tcVth ~ their value i've ErAr- hrnct.
TnE NATIONAL REAL ESTATE AGENCY has tDr
sale cal estate of every descriptions located IN.
tAe MIiulc and southern 7's'ss Improved stock
1T. mi Ij itrn- rirr amt cotton plan
t4tluu- tnn.r aud mineral l4tnd-, citN. Village ,
.lnI rural tc-IIeaec-, amt bu -incss stands; mills
and mill -t.r~. T4ttDttr-, Ac-
Nr.to LOS land Il sister continuing description,
location, plicr aut Terms Of properties We have
Also. connected " IT,: our Real f-iitc oaicr, we
have general Clam and Patent Agency u Ttcr
"a" -upsr, .iJu u tAcfw hnoWu Thomas THF'
Zoo, lAir ~ tIe Drilsncr Department, Wnp j. bnfh
j -cteutihc 44I pr- cticul intc'IEl'. anb Wei ar-
ttu6tltcl iu th- different Government Depart
Iucats, c-pec!4li, 10 W Al and navy. Oilaucc and
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0t9.tf
T AXE EHORE a. MICHIGAN
~ SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

FRANKLIN DIVISION,
Conncctins trains st Jamesto own and on City. On
aud nfter Monday, August sth, 1870 tains WIN run
as follows:
LEAVE OIL CITY.
MINED TRAIN leaves OIL City 21opm; Reno.
$50 p m; Two Mile Run, sia p m; frankiin. mr.
255 de. s,ospm; snmmit ABS p m, Waterloo,
$50 ? m; Rayuiitn"n, "a m sandy Lake. 4,4a p
BIO m; cs-ks Nils, ss % m; Msiiey. nt: ., s4S SI
m; Salem. $40 p n; A & @ " Croesiag, e,ls p m ;
yamestoWn 6,d5 n.
MAIL leaves OF 0ity, 800 an; Rcno 90 m !;
init, ~ M Ms,eloo, a4S an; llsynlilton IL, 90
m; Sandy Lake 1o,i6 sm; S,oneh0ro H. II a m (;
Coal lsranch, 1924 m; Clark's Wills, 1898 m; /;
Crossing. loss m a.. at Hometown, lilo.
FRANKLIN ACCONMODATiON leaves on
City, 400 m; Reno, 4,l8 m Two Mile nun, T.
~ p m; errivcs at franklin, 4,5o p m.
ARRIVE At or CITY.
MIXED TRAIN VIII loavo Hometown. $50 n N
A q " Crossing, 1l5 M sal.nl, Z, 30 = m; Had,
ar $50, de- 300 a m; stonehotO, 9os M; Sandy
Lake, ar go de. 1000 q m; Raymiitcn IL, ,oB a
IN: Waterloo 1925 m; Summit 1o,4o . m
Franklin, ar. ll,2o, de. II SO M Two Mile Rnn
ii 4s IA: Rsno, l1b3 m arrive 1t oil CITY, II,
pm.
MAIL leaves Jamestown, 100 pm;A sow
Crossing, l II p m; Salem, 1,2o p IN; Tedleyp l.
&c IN; CIsrls's Mills, 1,is m; coal Branch. LIZ,
m; stonehoro, @,oi m; Sandy Lake, 2,usp m
Raymiiton, e,25 m: Waterloo, . 81 m; Summit
Raj p N; Franklin, 400 p m; Two Mile Run, Z l,
p N; hcno, BIS p n; arrives nj Oil CITY, $50 p m
FRANkLlN ACCOhMODATIOSle leave Frank
| lin, 800 IN; Two Mile Run 9 90 m; Rono B1{
a m; arrives at Oil CITY $40 m
Mail east and west viii stop ut MI stations oycrp
| Two Nile KIM, Summit, Coal Branch, Csrh's anc
salem, ana at these stations to leave passengers
| and on signal TO take passengers.
Mixed trains will stop al al stations.
CHARLES i. HATCH, Gen sup't.
GEO. II. MOiNTYRE, Supt.
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Universal, Monitor and Sherman Wripg-
crs, ~ Nicholson u Dlacknon's.
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A LEEGNENY VALLEY Es.Ia
New line to BrfTllo, tlrcuch the OIL Reslone
JUNE q. 1910

New Inc to Brffllo. 1IrCn1h tho OH Nel Ions.
JUNE 6, 1910.
dOlNG sOI'rH.
Oil City. Fra kiln. Parkcr's. ar. Pittsg
Mail 9,tGsm 9baam 1880 m 600 pm
Day Exp, 2,JNpm 2.33pn f35pm $50 , m
Night Ex, 0,20 N lUO5 pm l,OJam 100 m
cDIEG EOETU
rltsburc. afkers. Franklin. or q. City
Day Exp, 10 m ll,4Ga m 1,5Gps $50 p NJ
Way Pas'r0 20 M i,2I N G,3Dpm 7Gi pm
Night Elk, 900 pm 800 am $50 m ESQ IN
SILVER PALACE SLEEPING CARS on Nizlt
cypress uains both ways between J ittsbursh and
Cory
J. J. LAWRENCE. Gen suyt
THos n, KING, Asst Supt.
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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-03-11
PROPERTY FOR SALE!

TINE PLACE BELONGING TO ME, ON THE
i South side of the Warm Springs Road, is
offered at private sale until the FIFTH DAY OF
APRIL, 1870, and if not disposed of by that time
will then be sold at Public Auction, for cash, to
the highest bidder.
The property consists Of Eleven Acres of Good
Land, on which there are
Coed Dwelling House. Barn, Sheds,
and . Well Of Excellent water.
The entire property Is under good fence.
For terms apply at my store, on Carson street,
near Penrod House.
ALSO FOB RA1E3 sss. -
1000 Pounds u good RUSSIAN POTATOES.
and quantity Of Fresh Garden Beds.
.esa.s A. MRS. ". BECK.
Carson. March Sd, 1870. In
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-03-11

TIE GOLD FIGHr must be very lively
on Wall street judging from the follow.
ing telegram of the 9th inst:
Gold clearapces in Wall street yester-
day exceed $llO,0Oo,OoO. The bulls
suffered fearfully. There are many ru-
mors of failures circulated. Dawson l.
Hopkins reported losses exceed half q
million. It is generally believed that
prominent parties in Washington are
interested in the gold speculation large
". There is . feeling of great distrust
in the dry goods market, and failures
are predicted if the price ofgold contin
ues low.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-03-11

DESPERATE MANIAc.-Under-Sheri Hen.
~, of Yolo county, arrived in the city yester
day afternoon, having in charge an insane
man named Joseph Hatch, whom he was
conveying to Stockton. Hatch has already
been twice confined in the Insane Asylum
but each time escaped. Last Fall he appear.
ed at the residence of his parents, about seven
miles north of Woodland, having succeeded a
few days before in getting away from the Asy-
lum, and remained an inmate of the family
up till yesterday morning, being, meanwhile.
q terror to the INTERCHANGEABLE residents
Of the vicinity frequently being threatened
by him with death. Finally, complaint was
made at the Sherif's office in Woodland, and
yesterday morning the Under Sheriff, accom-
panied by j. ID. Lawson, proceeded to the
house where Hatch was. He saw them com.
ing, and arming himself with large butcher
knife refused to allow them to approach him,
threatening to make mince meat of the whole
party. The officer pointed pistol at him in
the hope of intimidation, but he looked stead
lily at the muzzle of the weapon, and dared
meanwhile received further assistance, d.
rected his party to procure clubs with which
to knock the maniac down before he should
be able to use his knife. The sticks were pro-
cured, but about this time Hatch sprang upon
one of the party, named John Ball, and
knocked him down. As he approached. Ball
struck him with his stick. but it broke in two
and the blow had NO effect. As Ball fell
Hatch closed upon him, notwithstanding
Lawson hit him blow almost heavy enough
to fell an OK, and was about to stab his pros
trate victim when the Under Sheriff fred and
shot him in the right arm. This caused him
to drop his knife, but before it had fairly
reached the ground he got hold of it in his
other hand. Meanwhile, however, Ball had
got upon his feet. The maniac was finally
lassoed and firmly bound.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-03-11

FRENCH INFANT PROTECTION SocIErY.
This Society, Of Lyons, wishing to en-
courage mothers to nurse their children,
vii! give at its meeting in 1870, q prize
of $50 to the author of the best paper
on the following subject: Concerning
the influence of nursing on the mind
and body of the mother of accidents
and sickness which follow the neglect
of this duty. "-Medieal and Surgical Re-
porter.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-03-11

JOIN B. FsLroH has been elected
Mayor of Oakland over J.. Ross Browne,
the Democratic candidate. Browne
don't seem tcfprosper much in politics.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-03-11

A DEAF NAN was run into by the cars
between here and Empire and slightly
injured yesterday. The engineer gave
alarm with his steam whistle but it
was UNDECIDED. The man was knocked
down and slightly cut on the head.
Deaf persons ought to know better than
to walk on railroads.