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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-30

Its understood that General LOuAN,
ol Illinois, has prepared full and cI"bo,
rate speech in opposition to San Domingo
annexation, which he will seize an carly
opportunity to deliver on the floor of tho
House Ol Representatives,
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TUX subject OF aid and subsidies, with
II view to restore American shipping, is
expected to Comr up soon aNcr Congress
rcasscmblcs, and gives rise to an extend
ed debate.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-30

A WESTERN paper, which one day re,
Gently noticed the opening Of u new wins
Ky store, the next day apOlogiZcd for the
brcvity Ofits local columns, because the
"rcportcr was ILL.," lie Ind assisted at
the ODCniny,
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Tux following was an advertisement in
u Tennessee paper: Lost or stradc from
the scribcr sGepe all over whitC-onc
leg was black and halt his bOdy-All per.
sons shall receive five dollars to bring
him. lie was a she cote"
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New Advertisements.
PY THE GOVERNOR OF WEST
ID VIRGINIA.
pR0CI aVaTIDN
THE SFAEB OF GHSF vtSatAIA.
EXRrrTuR DEPAnFHRNT.

EAA[GEHB 1AEAAlEA2ANsl
wHEEIAs, il IpPsar' tFOa resuma usas 70 -
hat 81 The election bed on the tuOp:y-oeVellb
DAY q OetphSF lat. foe The oses d jadEe u the
SapFene Court VI Appeals, c, r. 2. Moor r.
esiYed gaerty slgh; tkosE9od and riEkty.tuu
votes and IGtnss II. Blown received tUrnIy'siX
thousand IOaE huBdFpd and hsrty-stghi votes
FOF the 1acs Of Attorney 6eneFAl. Joseph SpEiSH
Frcrippd twenty eight LhO5sAnd and tUcaty VOtss.
and A. Bolton Caldwell FUeoiTrd twenty six
thOuaabd ioaT bgDdTed and seventy aTe votes
FOr Representative 10 COarreas fE the Gfti Coo
gFrssionAl dlstrlci. John J Davis received eisyrn
thOaAand sight hundFpd ard Ihffty-stI VOtes sud
Nathan Coz received tsH thousand ave hupdrrt
and sixty .ninc vOtss fOE RrpFuaS HtAtiEs IN Coo.
zFeas fOF tho second Congressional district james
c. NeGFeN rveriVrd nine thousand aud eleven
votes, and y. D. D0Nnsy received eight thousand
and ninety eight votes RoG Representative IL
COngFrss for the third Congressional district,
Flank Hereford TecRlIed eight thOuAand Tour
hundred and ninety VOTES, and John $, WitehcS
received 6lI thousand RIss hGndTsd and htneIy'
seven votes:
AND WMEHEAS, II therefore SppeAPp that At thr
said election fOr the said ONCE Of Judge u tue
Supreme CouIt Of AppeRlS C.. r, 7. Moore re-
ceiVed the highest number Ot votes cast tOT any
prrrUu for aaid once that TOT the once Oi AtlDE
ney General, JOseph spTiHg received the highest
number Of votes cast TOT ANY psrPuu fOf said once
that lOF Representative Ia COngrera for the crit
Congressional dlpiTieI john J. Davis received thu
highest number Of votes cast ioI any perFon for
said once. that TOT Representative IN SohRfeRa
fOE the second Congressional dlslEiet james &.
NeGFeW received the highest numbeT Of votes
cast for any pefuOn i1f AAid once: and that for
Representative Ia CouGreas for the third Con
HFeasiOnAi diEtFict Frank Hereford received the
highest number " ToteS caSt for any PtFSon iOr
NSid ONCE.
Now, therefore, I, W. E. Stevenson, Governor
Of the state OfWcht Virginia, do hereby declare.
that C. r. T. Moore has been duly elected IL the
once OF Judgr Of the supreme COurt Of AppeSiP;
JOseph 6pEiEC has been duly elected TO the Otlleu
Il Attorney General; JOhnJ. Davis has been
daily elected Representative In COnEFcaa fsUm the
drsi Congressional district; James G. ActiraW
has been daily elected Representative TO Congress
from the second Congressional district; and
Frank Hereford has been duly elected RGpFescn.
tAtiVs 70 COhgrCsa from the third Congressional
district All for the respective terms aGCd BY
the Constitution, or established BY Law.
In testimony whereof have hereto set my
hand and caused the seal Of the state 10 be HtiGed
At the CITY VI Charleston, thia twentieth
I, day Of December, In the year OC our Lord
l. - one thousand eight hundred aud seventy,
- and Of the Stale the eighth.
- ". Z. STEVENSON.
J. NJ. PIPES, Secretary Of tho stAtc,
dec2SdAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-30

'ruE wife OF Secretary BELENAr is
very i'll. Her condition is considered
homeless.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-30

TuE Government began Tuesday the
payment OF the January interest, which
amounts to about $3s 100000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-30

LITTEN-H Enthusiastically Dec. u. 1870. by
Rev. J, 7. Mcclure. at his residence, Nj SILAs
II. LITFlE \, Of Belmont county, Ohio, and Miss
EIlEABETH c, uARRIs, Of Ohio county W, Va
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Henry u MCIAIn, Administrator Of the estate OF
Eliza X. helain, decca ed, and Robert u. Nc
Lain, Thomas u. McLaln, John g. MclAln, Ann
Eliza MclAin, Mary Ann Chambers, with
Thomas Chambers her husband Ia ChAnCcry,
The object Of this suit ia to compel Henry u,
MCLain. A. Administrator Of the cslAtc Of EltLA
K Mcl.aln, deed to settle the said CHiAtc, and
for tho iisidbHtiOn Uf the same amongst her
hrirs.
And II appearing Irpm All affidavit hled In the
cause Ann RllLR Chambers and Thomas Cham.
beers arc nat residents NJ this State, on motion Of
the CnmpIainants by their counsel, II Ia ordered
that they do appear here within ono month from
tho dalg Of the lrst publication Of this order and
do WhA may be necessary to protect their Inter
est In thls suit.
PICK & COCHRAN, SOls. for COmpts,
drc90F
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TuE Richie Star has changed from the
tnliu to the octave form.
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John II. CrumbaCkCF, Sarah CrnnhacEur, Samuel
Irwin, lAIn sheriff md Administrator Of the
estate Of Jonas CrumbackeF, deceased. In
ChAncCry.
The object Of this suit Il IN compel settle.
mcnt NJ the estate Of JOINS CTnmbackcr. dec d,
by Samuel Irwin tho Administrator De 60Hts non,
with the will annexed, and to make distribution
OF the moneys IN his hands according 10 the last
will and Testament Of the said Jonas CrumbGck'
Of, decd.
And It appearing from an affidavit hlcd 10 the
cause, that John II. Grandmother and Sarah
Crumhackrr are no Inhabitants Of this State, on
motion Of the eOmplAinants by their counsel 1t IL
ordered that they do appear hero within one
month from tho lrst publication OF this order
aud do what Ia necessary TO protect their interest
In this suit.
Tett, MICHAEL J. BREIEIG, Clerk.
PICK B COClIHAS, SOls, lUr COmr'ts.
dcclOF
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-30
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

49, MESSRS. EDITORS-Plcasc
B%S1a announce RALrH Ankle - candidate
for CITY Sergeant At the ensuing election and
nhlIgc llrC2O MANY FRIENps.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-15

.sro;o,,, ,rinted in German az wei as IN
1H,;.E a. In several Of tho Western
hsy compose almost the majority.
I.,,,J numbers the Gcrmanic race anu
-, =" nS.boots in the United States may he
! as,matei at five million souls. Again
tbey are surprisingly numerous in Mexico
and Central America. In Brazil, ever
since the enlistment there of the disbandeu
Germans who had served in the >chIe'WIg-
Holstein war, they have retained hrh
focthold, and in Buenos Ayres Coioihu'',
Chilli aud Peru they own some OF the ocst
enterprises and nre rapidly increasing
They have recently founded thriving COLO
MES in some of the island groups OF the
Pacific and are an influential and grow
ing element in Australia, China and Ja-
nan. We feel quite within bounds, then,
In computing the final complete aggregate
Of the Teu,onic stock in all parts of the
tho globe at sixty million Souls. This esti-
mate for race SO pcrsevering, SO cxpan-
sive and so notedly prolific represents
tremendous power for to-day and for to-
morrow; and well may statesmen who can
scan with astonishmeit the overwhelming
force that United Germany in Europe has
just exhibited in crushing the colossal mill
tary empire of France in . six weeks
campaign begin "a cast u mighty horo-
scope for the grand German federation OF
the future. At this moment we behold the
newborn giant with fully half n million
stalwsrt, effective soldiers on the soil o
France, Of whom three hundred thousand
are knocking ut the gates of Paris, while
at least one hundred and fifty Thousand
more have been swept aside by death, sick
MI Nnt SutV oil ~
pendous mass thrust far into hostile
country, Germany, at home beyond tn
Rhine, has three hundred thousan
more thoroughly drilled and equippe
| troops, awaiting the word to march, ant
still two armies Of twice that number mus
terng for the field. Order, tranquilit
enthusiasm accompany this amazing dii
play ofvital energy, and from land I
land, from far up along the Baltic TO IL
remote borders of the Adriatic and r.
schoing thence throughout all the civil
ized regions Of the earth, is heard tn
great masculine Teutonic voice minglin
the words of brotherhood and freedo
with its songs of patriotic devotion
Fsthcrland. 1t is an imposing revelatio
Of our immediate time, this sudden di
closure Of vast, liberty loving eleme
all over the world-this recognized pre-
snce, in days so lately thought to be d
generate, Of "homc," "household, .cou
try" "bonor,r 'frcedom," on the lips
= cosmopolitan race, who unite profoui
skill, indomitable perseverance and hero
vaior to . natural love for peace and I
domestic virtues. Let us take heart aga
who believe in the better destinies Of ma
kind. God ha, His champions ready {
the appointed hour
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-15
Diseases OF IiaiprmdeIicc.

when the misguided And impatient Yni,fy Of
plta.uf" hnds that hc has Iuhlbed tar seed. OF
ths IsIutul dt.rA-r, q too often happen. futi an
ils'iiu"t sense ~ s'atUn 90 dr' ~ 20 dice sypTy
d"t"rs tim .fofn applying o. tho" Nh", from fr..
portability, can alton" l'!rIrui hfm. li' falls into
~" hands ui designing pr't"utDts, wlu, u.rVa'
iic o' curing, MI h.s p"cuu.pfN substance, Keep
hunt fihiug month ut"r uuntu, ,"uf--l1ng or
~" smallest lee ,tu %" oitt.u'l, ,lt 100 TO- H..r
l"aN" him with. uiue" h"1i'h'D gin over l.- s.'..
ing di-appH ntu"nti Co. hy "a" nee e that t"pl.y
poison, mercury hts e." Tue ,,h-it.' uNll g fr..
ipiu- Ot tia. terrible disease, such s- affection "
ttc heart, head, Throat, nose, .F u, e.. ., U.I.
gree sing with n gtt'ul upi IS, tu dent. ,.'.t
period 20 tbs dfes'lrI Suffering by sending h.ru
20 That bourne from Whence uu tfaNtlrF I.IUTla
ss-fhos" Who res be- ~ distance ,ui r7Eroi
call, VII T"r"IN" prompt uti, alton ly NU'rg.
stating sympium., cir.
/ tl-HBLNTI, NJ g..
.rplwiy $40 second Ave, N'wl....
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-15
Nrgunic NSrui,i,css

Immediately cured and i,il N,sur restored N.
ii stress w aftrturu which ruuu' 100. ir"tfHn'
rui marriage lnpo-s.hi", i' ~" I'n'I'l r,' ny
ts.r-uu. are tooa apt 80 commit 'A.tesrs liuW u"l
ioiug pH .Iv ct titr Ul,tlIul consequence thN
rn1y orsTo. Now vh' i'l 'cr-i1nl nH TIC sul1re'
"a l. uf,l.ad tn den, Il,,t No" irwer Of VfoHtra-
.u.i !. |... sooner iy those falling into lGpfnprF
hal.'. s.rn Ny ,hr prudent Besides bong de-
pri,ot Vt the pleasure ~ h'Nl'hy oh1rrus, ~"
most .,Tinu- sud ~ -.rg"tiys -yuptonfs 20 HH'h
mind Aud bJ iyufI-.. 1hH -ysttm becomes I'-
tauz,l. the physical aui mental uu.'"u. WDu.'
rnti, iuss vi prUvr,Jtvc IuNrr, n'r'uu- mt %
hlIiy, GN,pcp.iu, ptp 'aiIrn 90 ih" hear 'ui..
gsstiUu, cons oul Iu.Niy, U'i NatiIng ~
the Iflu,, cough consumption, decay a'o carry
death
If F.shlli.t graduated from one uf the most
eminent colleges 10 trr United states ha- riiy, ted
some 81 the most aston .hlug ,u''s That Wcr"
over known; many troubled win tingl0( ~ the
hoaI !Ild caf- Nhen asl', 4, great Nervousness, VI"
iny alarmed 90 sudden sDaui., ha-hiH.u,ss with
lI.L-rs.lu.l.f II mimi. M.I. -uI,L -MI--- a-,-..
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-15
Take Particular Notice

nr. FI.hA,tt addresses Oh those who h1'' no..
iuT,l ih,W-rl,cs Nv improper indulgence Hla
solitary hrrits which run hotyn0u m'H', IaHt.
tiug them Tor either bn-ins.s, s'uI', su'ri' nt
marriage. Ih.-"afe some 90 thg 900 30. "a D.
rhply effect. pJDlg,rl by '.Iiy habit. 90 " DO,
viz Wsukrrss ~ VI" NICK, pain ~ The b.. Is',
Il mnc,s 81 .lt. los. ut lnlsst.aT rSw'r p''i 't'
ttou ~ ,Lc heart, Gysp'p-.1, rrN"u. li.'Ah =,
symptom. o. CONSUMPTION, d'ttng"m.n'- ui 'u'
III gs.tiN" oTg,u-, c'c.
NENTALLN-'rh. ,fi.cfs On tho mind are % ..HH
to be- dreaded. Loss q memory, "uniI-1u 90
ideas. depression Of Sp.fIf-, ',ll flfssDI Ts-,
aversion To- sorietNl 81 ds'rus' tow ~ solitude,
tim dts, etc, are som, ui the oy.ls pIyGIcci.
Thousands 20 person. ~ 10 ages can utsVIIg 2.
what's the cause ~ l,,., declining h'al'h, B.Ius
tn. r NlyUr, b'"ou ~ weak, pale, nervous ~ d
snIrla''J, hn'inl Singular apP'afAu"" about ~"
.y.s, cough and :, nIium- uf consumption.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-15
Young Men.

WIZ have blurred tAeM-'lNc, ~ a,.ft.Iu IUsu.
tt'e, INDUCED iu Nh"n alone, q habit frequently
learned from cNl ,umptD Iuu-, ur 81 school, tn"
effect. 81 Whoa are u'ghtN t"', even whoa asleep
AMI II not cured rrhirrs msI44ags iHtso-sI1.,
Hnd destroys both mlui sni bpiy, should apply
imm" i'ut'ly, what pity mat young man, the
hop. ot To" coUn.fN, he pr'i~ ~ hi- ptreuts
should q" suttDhcd tom AL tue pE..,.syt- AMI
enjoyment. 81 w. ~ "a" cuu-cIu'uCcs Of de.
Nisilug from tie path Of nt'nrr, anil IuIuge IN u
certain sscr"t habit. ru"h p"rsuHs inust, y" uto
contemplating MARI age, reject HAT sOuni MIND
and body ARE To" meet necessary requisites 4"
ptumot" couurIial hppuo-s. Indeed without
these the lOuru~y through LIE b-ry'u.s weary
pugrmtg' ~" prusp" T. hourly IarA"u 90 the
N'w, IT," uInt iH"cutnr- 80 -htiuW"I Nth u.-.
par and tll"i Win ~" anoh1ly reflections that
The happiness ~ another becomes "ifghtri Hith
s.ffF O..
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-15
OH Bulletin.
THE CHuNEE GAMBLER.

which wish ~ remark
And my lang1 e j. plan
THAT for trirks that are VAN,
The heathe Ch.neet - peculiar
Which the same would rise to explain
An Sin was his name
And shan not deny
In regard ~ the same,
whs, MS anne might imply cbild.like,
bat his SIN 10 " Wa pensi,e az. a.
A. frequent remark TO bHV
II vac August the third. -
And quite son vas The iS"'
Winch itmigh III, be in,erru
That All sin was likep,, wuu.,,
And me ia a wat t"e F
Which We bs ssma,l game,
And An su o. y, i.. = manu-
uwa. rarbfe The gaiue
~. IA aet al de rstsni
~, h. srIiled A. he sat by the table,
VIII The smile that was child.like and bland
Ruf the cards they we're stocked
away that gricve,
And my feel ng- we're shocked
AtIhe state Of Nyc's sleeve; #r
which sas ssui'.d nill 81 aces and bowers,
Andihe SANE with n'cn, q deceive.
10, the hands Ma; were played
fy that heatten Cninee,
And the points that he made
Were quite fearfil 10 sec
I'LL ~ last he put down right bower,
Which the same Nye had dealt unto me.
Then looked up at Nye,
And he gayed upon me -
And he rose with a sign,
And said, ''Can this bsl
We are ruinedby Chin.se cheap labor
And he went Tor that heather Chinee.
In the scene that ensued
did not take hand
But the floor IL was strewcd
Like the leaves on the strand
With the cards that All Sin had been binding
10 the game che did no, understand"
In his sleeves, which were long.
He had twenty -four packs
which was coming IL sfroag,
Yeti state hut the facts;
And We found on his Ws,ls. which we're taper
What IL frequent In tapers--thsts waS.
which 10 Why remark,
And my language 10 plain,
That for ways that are dark,
ARifor tricks that ara vain,
The hcathen Chinee IL peculiar
Which the -amo AM free to " ain,siu.
-0srisnd .xoathyJ~ September.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-15
Wine al Life.
ElllnnenaEO8ue.
warner's f.ln',enag,ogue

cle known 10 cure the Whites, OF will circ in
every easel Who're Is the ,uInily IA which this
important medicine Is not wfnicdf Mothers, this
j. die greatest blessing ever offered Won. and YOU
should Immediately procure It. /, also sure
cure for Female Irregularities, and may be de-
pended upon IN every ease whore the monthly
how hes been obs,uctcd though cold o q. seasc
Sold nv druggists. Price tine Dollar. ID sent by
mail ON receipt of One Dollar and Quarter.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-15
DHSPIIPSI


Warncs's Dyspepsia yonis Dr. prepare
tAVc's.y to lY-l"l"e, .n' iH"'" s''i"i'ng VIII.
laIEfgul cost yrutsr. ~ ..f'E -fuUI.'.rl
tnnIcHn' 2 -picHdid appel .", 10 strengthen, t.r
stomach 90. rrrint's tdH digestive ul-urr Il
their heal y -Gf'. Week, IrTyuu- pnI NE rpHIf.r
person. -aDulI use " ,LNERs UIsplr.tA roSl..
For sale hy druggist. PRICE Gro IoiiaT'
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-15
No Extra Charge for STORAGE

orpromp' returns and strict attention to busl-
mvsa Monu most respectfully refer to the follow
bs rthanls, bankers anu others.
- ,i,illhhy Bros, H. ilurd 4 Sons, Adams Express
SS.onip1hy, A. H. SaIiord y. >. Harell, Bristol 4
National Bank, Of Cairo. BORDEN a Jones, New
YORK A. French, Hogan, Clark sleeper, iios'
Ton hlantlcGlass Co, Pittsburg. Clapp 4 BRO.
chicago a. Mcscnhimer pongola. A, Hall 4
co., ", Louis. iulyltf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-15
Young Men,

E.rr.U,Iy who have ice me the rrIIlns Of SOL
'rr, ,r" that dreadful and de-'Tnrt'" hnht
Nhir ID annually -wccIt r. 81 ua'ln y 1f'r ulvu.
mi. nf ynunu men vi tine most cNallc tHl"ht
u,l brilliant Intel at. Who utrir "urr"', have
o,.fpnrci Listening .euut,- With tho thuhd"IinH'
ti yI,ultuvp, or walked ~ ''-'I.l WYE '.'.f
. ! - d -. n L L
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-15

For sale by BARCLAY BROS. Z. G. sCHUH
BF WHITAKER and :, J, HrMM, Cairo, liz
nols and by all druggisi,
aPIl7wly
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-15
WARMERS
Pile Remedy.

lurt ever g uuc case % cure ~" very wort cases
Of Blind, Itching of Bleeding Piles, Those who
Ic ihlrt.d should Immediately c.li ou tAolTuIug.
- rnt w,ESEE. 'mI ETNrpi. 70 .cxpt.--ly
or 80 pl"s, ami % not s"coiutnou ted o. cure ms
Other DI-cnsc. II ut- cured MANY r4-r- ot uIrr
thirty wears standing. Price one Dollar. For -Hlt
10y drugg.rss ever Who.V,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-15
AUCTION a. COMMISSION
A lotion ANDCOMMISSlON
~ HOUSE.
Daniel Hartman

Returns his thanks TO the citizens of Cairo for
their liberal patronage, and would inform tlcm
that lac can he found nj his old stand Iuj Conner
c'ai avenue All sale. promptly attcndcdto to.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-15
Liberal Advances Made ON C0nsign-
mpntS,

Regular safe days Wcdnc, lays and SATURDAYS
All consgnlncnts covered by open policy of insl.
anee. Parties consgung goods Win incur
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-15
THE CHEAP STORE.

iicrg0Ols are fresh, seasonah!e aud fashionable.
She viii ( We you more for the same amount OF
money than any other store IN VA. Don't buy
until you 'nli on her-cspecially II you want mil.
ilnory goods or wOmen's and chiliren's tine
shoes, etc. mylitf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-15
THE GER MAN RACE.

The Territories that ~ OeeWp,es...lts
Numbers...laserest,n Facts. ..Bsd
HIS Ms Cls~NUsss Ready fer the
Appointed Hear.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-03-22
WAsBIxGrox, March lStI

SusIs RAPER has been finally acquit-
ted and is now free to roam. The Elko
Independent of Saturday last reports
tine case a. follows:
State vs.. Susie Raper, Indicted for
grand larceny. Counsel for the State,
deputy District Attorney Rand. For
the defendent N. s. BonuiGeid aud T..
II. Smith. Case tried and submitted to
the jury at four O'Clock last evening,
vbo, after being out four hours, return
ed a verdic, of "not guilty." and Susie
~eot on her way rejoicing, having es-
capped tso indi tments for grand Larceny,
one tor cattle stealing and one for steal
log jewelry. Verify, It is hsrd to con-
Wet 4 woman.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-03-22
STILL soREHEADED.

The Inland Empire of last Friday
ventures the following statements and
opinions upon the State Capitol ques-
ton:
The State Capitol Commissioners
have adopted the Calvert or Costing
plan for the building, and it will be
placed with the State Controller for
bids. We cannot see What good reason
there can be for this act on the part OF
the Commissioners, as there is rot
money enough in the Building Fund at
the present time to excavate for foun-
dation, nor is there likely to be within
a reasonable time for a contractor TO
wait for coin The people of the State
will remove the seat Of Government at
no distant day, and whatever expendi-
ture is made at the present location
will be u loss of just SO many dollars as
they disburse. Carson City cannot be
the seat of Government for a time sufi-
Gent to complete the building.
We can understand why the couduc-
tors of the Empire are or pretend to be
SO bitterly opposed to the permanent
location Of the Capitol at Carson, but
we are somewhat astonished that they
should volunteer such wild and incor-
rect statements as the foregoing relative
10 the Samouut of funds on hand. II
was the duty Of the Commissioners to
make certain that there were fifteen
thousand dollars in the fund before
they could do anything toward the ac-
ceptance Of bids. They did ascertain
this fact from the Controller; and We
can inform the editor of the Inland
Empire and the balance of mankind
that there are twice fifteen thousand
collars already in the fund. 1t strikes
rs that thirty thousand dollars is
enough "to excavate q foundation"
But the Empire being dead set against
Carson We cannot expect to convince
j: of its errors. We merely propose to
expose its missta,ements of fact.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-03-22

Tar HunsoLpr REGIsrER has changed
Lands-or editors, rather for while Nc
Beth stili eontinnes lis publication,
Bonuifirid has retired from. the tripod
aod been succeeded by Tom Julien
f,smerly a member of the Legislature
from Humboldt County. Glad to vel
come you into The editorial field Bro.
Julien.