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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-17
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TaE RUSSIAN MINISTER'S SPEEcB-At
the Fourth of July celebration at Wood
stock, Connecticut, Gen. Grant and
many other noiables being present,
Count de Cataeazy being toasted made
the following frstrate speech
Mr.. president: May it please your Ex-
| cellency, l can not abstain from properly ex-
pressing my thanks for the compliment paid
to my country and my sovereign. Unfortu-
nateiy | can do it only in a Kind of Anglo
Russian brogue, which must be apologized
for. Laughter, followed by cheers You
| may be induced to laugh at my language, but
am certain you will not laugh at my senti-
ments. Those sentiments and those feelings
| are contemporary with the glorious and happy
event that we are celebrating to-day. Since
the birth of this great and beloved child,
America, Russia has greeted her with joy and
favor. In all the phases of YOUR rapid and
gigantic growth, Russia stood by you. Ma
tons, gentlemen, as well as individuals, are
subjected to great and decisive crises. There
were critical hours for the history of the
United States. Everywhere people doubted
aboutthe issue. Everywhere they speculated
on the downfall of the United States Only
Russia stood by you without doubt and with
out hesitation. At that time had the honor
TO serve the Emperor, my master, under the
orders of statesman who told that which
left a deep impression on my mind. Il pity"
said that statesman, Il pity those who base
upon the downfall of the United States their
policy. The Almighty Ruler of human des-
tiny would not have erected that ediice, SO
grand and magnificent, only to crush it in
this manner ;" and was instructed by my
ma ter no F.u1n hen eff M
to express those feelings. Therefore, take
the Liberty of expressing to you, in perhaps
too many words, my sympatnies. Those
sympathies are S2,O00,000 in number.
know that, in exchange for these sympathies,
judging from the applause my remarks re-
ceive, we may ,eckon upon 40, 900, 900 of sym-
pathies from America, and BY comparison of
these cyphers it will be seen that j. will be a
good exchange.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-17

IMMENSELY OF WOOD.-A drive of four
or five miles down the canyon and
through the Hendrie Valley towards
Shermantown, is full of interest at this
pleasant season. To the eye that only
judges of our timber capacity from the
Dare appearance of our Immediate viciu-
ity, the vast quantities of timber our
dis ,rict haste fall back upoa would seem
exaggerated. Every few hundred yards
through the canyon long strings OF fire.
wood are corded up, aud the bill sides
are shotsed. with ample piles of fuel
ready for market. Yet, along the
slope of White Pine Mountain, forests
Of noble cedars stand erect and ever
green. casting their delicious um bragg
over the picturesque camping grounds,
where the merry miners sing their noe
tnrnsl lullabies and dream Of The wealth
which is theirs-ia prnspee tive White
Pine NeWs.-
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-17
THx Philadelphia Press finds com

TaE Philadelphia Press finds com.
parison between the Chinese and Amer
lean Democrats in their treatment OF
foreigners. 1t says:
The low Chinese Democrats of Pekin are
emulating their paler brethren in San Fran
cisco, and have butchered a number OF
Frenchmen, including q Consul and Secre-
tary of Legation. 1t is probable that the
Emperor will demand PREPARATION and quote
the laws of nations, proving his right to ex-
emplary damages and remuneration for his
subjects for the loss of property. In this
case his demand may be followed up BY a
similar one on the part of the Emperor of
China against US for the murder and spolia-
ton of his subjects in California. While,
of course, the conduct of the mob of Pekin
cannot be too strongly condemned, liberal
and educated China should not be too sweep
ingiy censured. Every country has its low,
ignorant, brutal, criminal class, and though
each country is responsible for the acts of
such class, those acts should not be taken
as representative. The offscourings of Pekin
have done just what the Democrats Of Cali
fornia are doing every day. and just what the
Democratic papers Of Pennsylvania are in
citing their ignorant readers to do against
any Of the Chinese laborers that may come
over here to aid in the development of the
buried wealth and latent resources of this
great Commonwealth.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-17

WoXEN's RIGHrs IN HAAILToN.-The
White Pine News ventilates some suspi-
eious proceeding as follows:
A party Of our city ma.rons chartered
a coach yesterday and packed it with
themselves and started for trip to
Shermantown and vicinity. They called
themselves lunch party, but we have
our own ideas about this. 1t looked
very much as if this lunch business was
blind and that the expedition was of
political character. Not a male citizen
excepting the driver, and he looked SO
chapfallen that be presented an unmis-
taxable appearance Of petticost subju-
cation. If this is the secret and selfish
way in which the women are going to
conduct this campaign, we shall coun-
tervail them. Mems rights may become
. paramount issue if such conducts as
those is permitted to 60 on without let
or bindrance. Lunch, forsooth
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-17

SPOTTED TAIL N CoAPAsY.-Erom the
following, which appears in that vera
cious newspaper, the Louisville Com
mercial, we infer tha, sLo" has not
improved much az - Social Parasite"
since the traditional days of Mrs. Mad
ison and her side dishes Of pork and
beans:
4 little boy six years old, writing from
Washington to his grandfather in this city,
says: :" Ma took me to the Presidents to
see Spotted Tail. He is nasty, dirty man.
In the middle of the levee, when Gen. Grant
was talking to him and all the ladies' were
looking at him, he unbuttoned his panta looms
and famed his stomach with his shirt"
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-17

We gather the following from las
evenings Gold Hill News:
An Irish Brigade to aid the French il
being recruited 10 New York. Jimmy
Kerrigan, Billy Wilson and others are
concerned in the movement. On the
other hand, many Germans are going to
Europe TO take part for Prussia.
Itis surmised that there may be some
thing lively between a North German
frigate and two French mep-of-war now
lying in New York harbor. Go outside
and fight, we suppose, as the kearsarge
and Alabama did from Cherbourg.
1t is thought that England will forbid
the occupation of Belgium by France.
John Bull can't keep out of the row /!
The French Minister was taking his
regular bilge-wa,er. at Ems, and up
comes the King of Prussia to take his.
az How do you stand on Hohenzo!lern ~
SAYS Benedette, L" Be off about your
business" says the King and words
to this effect cosntitute what Nsppy
chooses to call an insult to France
saere, And hence the declaration of
war.
Napoleon has had a row with Olivier
because the latter says I" let us have
peace" In the meantime French troops
in thousands are moving toward the
Rheuish frontier.
While this small war is gathering in
Europe tina. mighty General, Thomas
Mooney, has been marshaling the count.
ess hosts of Anti-cooliedom for imme-
late and extermina,ing war against the
Chinese. Another doughty warrior,
)onnellau BY name, couusels levying an
Injunction against the mail steamers to
prevent their bringing over any more |
Jhinamen.
Greenbacks Ss4.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-17

EcCLKLLaN's APPoINTMENr-The tel
Little Nae bad been appointed "Chiel
Engineer of ,h- Department of the
North" This led to the understanding
,hat he had been honored by Presiden,
Grant This seemed strange. We
think the matter is partially explained
by q telegram in the San Francisco
Chronicle, which says, under date OF
Washington, July II, General George
B. Mcclellan was appointed Engineer
in-Chief of the Department of Docks. "
Isn't that, probably, New York State
Office?
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-17

/ Hos. Tox FIrca has purchased Z
bulldog lot on Capitol Hill, Washing
ton, aud is going to erect a residence
thereon. This is q little surprising
but the following from the Washington
Chronicle Of July ! would seem TO be
conclusive
We are glad to hear that . valuable prop
erty-a portion of the estate of the late Rob-
ert Beall, Esq.-has been purchased by MI.
Ordway, Sergeant-at-Arms of the House /;
Mr.. Fitch, Representative in Congress from
Nevada, and Clinton Lloyd, Esq, Chief
Clerk of the House of Representatives. for
the purpose of constructing three frst-class
mansions thereon.
The property fronts westwardly on the
East Capitol grounds, and lies Immediately
south of the block in which are the fine man
sions Of Senator Trumbull and the Nessrs.
Field, or what was formerly the Old Capitol.
The ground purchased has ll9 feet front.
and extends to the square south or across B
street south. The entire area is about TO-
600 feet. and was purchased for about the
same number of dollars. On the ground are
three houses, one OF which has 4 store on
he first floor.
Mr.. Ordway has purchased from MS asSo-
siates the larger portion of the property and
will build a double house little in rear of
he building line and shaded by large trees
It the corner Of East Capitol street and A
street, or fronting the East Capitol grounds.
Mr.. Fitch will build for his family residence,
IS is understood, on the former street. Its
ront will be toward the south. Mr.. Lloyd's
rouse will be next to the block occupied by
senator Trumbull.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-17
SENATOR NoRroN of Minnesota

SENAroR NoRroN Of Minnesota is
dead He died OF consumption. De-
ceased was a native of Ohio. Born in
1872? Was in the Mexican war. Went
10 California in 80. Went TO Mime
SOFA 10 50. He was elected to the L. s.
Senate in 'G5 for the term ending in II.
lie was . delegate TO the num- Con-
rsalioa at PhiladelphiA ia &c.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-17

TO the effect that a secret treaty exists
between Gran, and Jusrez BY the terms
of which Grant is TO guarantee con
tinuance of Juarez' Presidency-,he
consideration being the cess;on of GER.
tain Mexican territory. Fudge!
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-17

Tas Pending WAR in Europe is . set
tied fact. The French Legislature has
formerly declared France to be in al
attitude Of belligereney against Prus
STA. The sail will open in very few
days In the meantime people are tax
ing sides Erenchmen are full of war
songs and excitement Germans are
solid for Prussia and the great Amer
lean people are busy specializing upon
coming results Uncle Sam will pre-
serve an armed neutrality say some
~iseacres who like to roll out big
phrases I" Big thing for Yankee priva-
:sers." says your enterprisiny patriot !;
"A rare chance for u.s." say the bulls
OF the grain market Many q poor
French aud Prussian mother is sick at
heart at the thought of a war which
threatens the lives Of her brave boys.
AL for ambition is this moving of living
pswns upon the great European chess
board and life and life's blood hap
piuess in families and wealth of com.
forts must he sacrificed to sa,iate the
grim and pitiless ambition of Napoleon.
Yet tens of thousands of soldier caps
will be swung aloft in giee At the ap-
proacbing promise of "glory ;" and
absiaths and lager will be swallowed
by the gallon in the barracks and garri-
sons of Paris and Berlin Is "the
ncphew of bis uncle" about to inangur-
ate such a series Of campaigns az gave
lgsrer TO tie FIRST Of his name? And is
a series of victories to be followed By |
another Waterloo and Remittance into
Paris of an allied army and the restor-
alton 10 France of a Bourbon? Hardly
this latter, We should say for Napo-
leon has now assumed the strange atti-
tude of an enemy to the advancement of
las kinsnan (the Hohenzollern) and a
of the Spanish interests of
the BourborS. This may prove the
fatal step of his career and mar ad-
vance his own proves as statesman
aud that of France as war power to
what he covets-the fo-emos, rank, un-
disputed aud ursssailable, among the
Great Powers of Europe. If the other
Powers are permitted 10 remain neutral
which seems impossible-one grand
battle may decide this whole matter,
aad either France or Prussia be COM
PEELED within u few weeks TO make a
peace which will humble the defeated :
party in the eyes of the world. The
RaenIsh Provinces are the prize the ]
Spanish throne the pretext. England
would seem to lean to her ally of the /.
Erimean wsr. Should she be drawn
MO this gigantic controversy the United
States may reassert its supremacy as
maritime power Naturally such is our
position. Extent of seaboard and I
wealth of resources point to it. This
,,eat trouble may prove fruitful of
hose consequences which have long
zen sought through Congressional ac-
ION as a relief to n decline in American :
hippi1g interests. But it is not impos-I
;ble that q great battle fought upon
ne banks Of the Rhine may, within the
ext thirty days, determine all these
uestions, give rs q new or renew tie
a map OF Europe, and either revolu-
onize or re-establish the balance of
.aropeau power. 1t is useless to spec
late upon a matter which seems posi-
&c of 80 speedy a decision. q
NcCLkLLaN'S APPoININENT-The tell Y
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-17

Mas. LINCOLN is TO have a pension of
So 900 per annum. This is not as was
to have been wished. Not while there
are thousands of widows of private SOL
diers shot dead upon the field of battle
who receive but the miserable pittance
allowed by law
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-17

4 PLENTY OF Leisure to repent of
their folly has been given the Fenian
Generals Starr and Thompson. They
have been sentenced totwo ; ears impris-
Onment.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-17

GENERAL D. o. Howard, whose crime
was that be los, an arm battling against
the rebels, has been triumphantiy &C.
Quilted of the charges maliciously
brought against him by Fernando
Wood. Thus be il ever"
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-17
NEW TODAY.
LOST.

A POCKET CASE OF SURGICAL INsTRU-
n ments. ANY person finding the same and
leaving then, this office will be suitably reward
ed. jyE-tf
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-17
OFFICE INrERNAL REVENUE, /
WAssISGT0N, July 2, 1870. j

ASHlSGTON, July ., lStU.
Sir: la order to save the inconveni
ence that may arise to the people Of
California and the other Pacific States
and Territories from the delay attendant
upon sending to this Office for adhesive
revenue stamps, Collectors and other
agents for the sale Of stamps are directed
to make timely requsitions upon this
Office for full supply of stamps of such
denominations as may be required to
NEE, the probable wants of their respect
i've districts.
In case of sudden and unexpected de-
mands for stamps which cannot be sat.
isied by such Collectors and agents
from their stock on hand, they are au-
thorized to telegraph their orders to this
Office, and they will be flied at once by
the Assistant Treasurer at Sna francisco,
who is made the depository of ample
supplies of all denominations Of stamps
issued from this Office You will please
make this order known to the Collectors
and people of the Pacific coast by pro.
mulg Ating copies of it to the Collectors
in your district, and BY giving it to the
public press AS = news item. Respect
fully,
J. W. Douglass, Acting Commissioner.
Lewis n. Foulke, 10
Supervisor, San Francisco, Cal.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-17

SUPPLV CT REvENUE SrAMPs.-The
following letter has been addressed BY
the Departments Washington to Super
visor Fon,ke, San Francisco
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-09-19

| IN the estimates or appropriations. II ID no
where claimed officially that OF these in-
menae sums there will remain exceeding
about IS. OOO. 900 as an uuexPended balance
TO be carried over to the present hscai year,
and the experiences of the past years Will fail
ma if additional deficiency bills are not
reouired mex. winter TO about equal this IN
al pded balance. So that it thus appears,
from data about which there can be no hon
est controversy, that the expenditures which
we can trace of Grants administration, for
the year ending June 80, 1870, amount to
at least the enormous sum of $500, 000, 900
Allowing deduction from this of the entire
amount paid for pensions, Indians, and int
rest on the public debt, which amount TO
$l5S, 440,476, and we still have left the
enormous sum of over $240, 900, 900 of these
expenditures.
Leaving it TO the administration to explain
what has become of the balance of the
1913 100000 which have traced into their
hands, wish to inquire for moment no"
these admitted expenditures compare Win
the expenditures of former administrators
before the republican party took con'foi oi
our government, and became Responsive
for its expenditures. And 1t shoud
noted here that in these estimates 90 10,
include the hundreds of millions OF ooi .si
worth OF public lands that are ~''so $50,
given away by reckless, II nDt e o'naS
rants IN oIpauized rings of puoho p'n'o-
erers. ,s ht;o., |
s-;and stare when tell him, from the official
records. that this sum expended during one
wear of Grants administration, after making
full deductions for pensions, and interest on
he public behs, and Indians, exceeds, By
nearly $4,000, 900, the entire expenditures
# the government from the adoption of the
ederal constitution to the close of the last
British war. which for those % wears, in
luding war with the most powerful nation |
m earth, where only sl72 5000, as will
'e seen from this table, taksn from the |
,fficisl records:
'ABLE GIVING THE ENTIRE EXPENDITURES OF |
THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT, EXCLUSIVE OF
THE PUBLIC DEBT, FROM THE FOUNDATION |
OF THE GOVERNMENT TO TIE CLOSE OF THE
LAST BRITISH WAR.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-09-19
Death is at the Door.

In al these complaints the system evidently
shows . want of red blood. and Mr. Churchill, in
his work on Diseases of Females, says Bear
'ng in mind that the blood is remarkably def
clent IN red corpuscles, and the known property
of iron to correct this condition theory g-ests
1t IS the most TO be relied on. the best of VII oh
e the Citrate" Citra.e of Iron enters largely
into the composition Of English Female Bitters.
combined with powerful vegetable tonics of rare
qualities.
Among the mountains of Tennessee and the
piney woods of Mississippi, is found a certain
hard and fiDty root, which has been in secret use
by some oil nidwives for many ears, possess in G
magic powers in regulating md restoring al.
females suffering with any affection of the womb
This root we have obtained, it a fair test in
our practice and it is nov one of the princi pie
ingredients in these Bttters- Other powerful
uterine and general ton les also enter into its
composition. We also add Leptsndra or Black
root, 'uficient TO act upon the liver and keep ne
DO weis open.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-09-19
English Female Bitters,

The only acknowledged Uterine Tonic Az Fe
male Regulator known, wall cure all those com
plants above nentIond in incredibly abort
tune. The Bitters at once arouses. strengthens
and restor,s the womb to its natural condition,
removing distractions, relieving pain and reg
ulsting the monthly period. f"nder stands n
pale, feeble and isnguid girl, just bur.ting into
wOmsnhoOd .he is the pride OF ali, but bark
she silently steals pickle, eats chalk, slate
pencil; no appetite for food she turEs with n
dull eye and seeks solitude; her eye no longer
sPaTkles; her merry laugh is no longer hea d
ringing through the air; she mOyes about wit "a
oioodless lips and gums, with headache, pal pa
tation cOnstip stIon, sW Winning OF the head, cold
feet and hands, melancholy she has coated
tongue, offensive breath, and host of other
evils to- numerous to men ton.
When neglected all these symptoms become
aggravated, there is sick stomach, hear burn, n
lark line settles under the eyes, the legs and
Alvs swollen, tbs hair loses its gios- and all,
off, there is bIittenes. and splitting of the finger
nails. swollen abdomen extreme nervousness
frettulness, pains and aches, dry cough, Hyster
zeal Fits, rapid prostitution, epilepsy and death
II you, any of your friends. are thus aft Elected
send at once for bottle OF Eng ish Female Bit
tiers and be cured Its effects ma gical in such
complaints. Surely no mother will postpone and
delay this duty until
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-09-19
Blooming Young Girls,

Middle-aged mstrons, those at the critical period
and the aged grandm other, all cured by the
use of our English Female Bitters. now preseri-
ted and used by physicians all over the country
IL you are troubled with ia ling Of the womb
attended with sense eli weight and bearing
down pain in the back and side and other at.
tendsnt evils, English Female Bitters will give
entire relief.
Those at the turn of life, mothers after con.
fnement, and all others tmaIe or female) who are
convalescents from any rrOtrscted debilltstiug
comp amt, who gain siren 9Th slowly and whose
digestion is slow and imperfect viii find these
Bisters the very thing their system demands Ii
gives powerful appetite, aids and assists di
gest'on. arouses the liver, strengthens mentally
and phystcsliy, and fills the whole system with
pure crimson blood coursing throug b its channels
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-09-19
Common Gregg-shep Bitters,

Empty Bitter Bottles of various STYLES can he
found around almost every dwelling and cabin
throug be ut the land. Their taste il pleasant
and are Gdrerttscd to cure Slmost every disease.
while the manufacturers kn"r they possess no
medicinal properties whatever. They are 60
many d'sguises for exceedingly common beverages
which do not, nor cannot possibly cure any one.
Beware of thee pleasant bitters in quart bot
ties they contain sting for your vitals, 81 d be
who buys them carries a ''toper's" greg Tito his
house One man who knows nothing about med
icine says his big bottles of com on stuff will
cure chills and fever, rheumatism and eopsump
ton an other. whose bottle is very fancy. cures
all impurities OF the blood. makes old men Young
casts out devils, restores sight to the blind. and
numerous her miracles while vet another who
Ptesnmes every man drunka d. proposes to
cure collie, ingrowing nails, yellow fever. hear,
disease and iove-sick maidenrl We know they
make no suoh cures, We know the reople AT large
are deceived and swindl.d, and as We desire 10
ventiia'e these common humbug., make the fol-
loving challenge to one and all