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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-27
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out Peters Musical Monthly: i il. printed
from hili-siae casio plates md econtsins
in each number at least twelve pieces Of
choice new musioo Price,. SO per year
Subscriptions received At this Office, whore
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-27

vear inst closed has not bssn ss re-
hlescotqitss;lIastriou dead m
1850. still lis f~nneraIffollI a n Tong
and d;stiagaished one. yIpltl.c p1
NC I 'cdrzoid ImksHKfa6S6fFT,sT3
ma ,S,,f 6fnif7 3sYs;sn ciovn F5eTd
Marshal Sir HugR Cough, one Of
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-27

So Dspp. ei,ss, a man ihs sIfaEc9i
shave Of any barber We know OF in Texas,
and there is nota clearer, nicer shop kept
in the State than his. BY tho way, Dappe
continues to improve His prerhisefi he is
building o dwelling house for himself on
the back end of bis lot, sndithrealensi 70
add a separate room fer = ba,h-horss, be-
side other improysmsnis. Good for Dsppsl
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-27

NJ" HAANN.
BosroN, Jan. 20.-Thc monitort
Miahtonomah and Terror, with the
.Leydon as escort, departed fur
Portland. iar .rfG kiIfi
ST.. LOUIS, Jan. 20.--Thc Lady
Gay, hence for Now Orleans, sunk
near Grand Tower. No lives lost.
WAsHINaroN, Jan, 20.-The flag
ship Ncpsic, and the steamer John
Bell collIded in tho harbor during q
fog. The damages ito the Nepsic
Will dctain, the Darien expedition q
fortnight. w 4
The friends of Virginia are very
much down.in the mouth to day.
As4 dispatch from Jackson,
Miss. has been received here
which announces tho election Of
Rcocll, who is said to be a full-blood-
cd negro, for short torn, ending
1S7L Amos for term ending 1873,
and AIcorn'for term ending 1875.
SESATE.zThe Virginia case re-
sumed. Tho following is Wilson's
"uicif "ao trtr@tSa
without division:
That the Constitution or the State
shall never be so amended as 10 de-
prive any citizen or class Of citizens
of the UBitcd States Of the right 10
vote or hold Office who arc now en-
tilted. under said constitution, OK
cept in punishment Of crime; nor
ozelsis from service ns Juror any
person on acesdnt Of race. color or
previous conditions II territndc.
Tie amendment was net agreed
10.
Goodrake renewed amendment
prsTiouslF offered hy him. admit
ting Virginia % represtntntior ID
Congress. On the f0iIoEinE f1nja-
msnfai eondilior~ That ire State
constituted shall na<cr Be thrneoj
% deprire anr tiI'z1n or dnss RI
citizens Of tbs right - Foto. rbo
arc str laGI'sd u -sts sxcept IN
pan;stnf1tsT saeh = fre nQT ~
sns 4 c5nn5l ffr shsrr1 tr
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-27

.l.~s ssasIIy r,skdutM lehab
s...xx5A AE4hs' 1&
'i|pn pFospsalFs Ia Ne edeti nag ~
.s.ad. IN rsgari 10 us llme. rlaee
He'd residents "a The Vuiers. The
.afnamsni o Dukes amfnime1i
was "a, inusl ~ gfttitetth Hsh'
IslOrs displaying much contradiction
liza their historical knowledge 70
|eanding the terms and conditions
hereby Virginia alienated the
I Northwestern Territory, Several
opponents n Ms aHsRARsps wers
driven ihlo IL support by legal and
historical quibbles.
/ The Senate adjourned al half past
dse, with the understanding that
. thew, v,oo:;rss'teo'r,ss'sss
I, Tho vote was about being taken
I al four o'clock, when Howard sent
" y dispatch OF probably seven
handred words, regarding the con
OF affairs M 6cor Ia,
HousE-ln The House Of Repre-
iseniAliyes bingham introduced a
hill making il an offence pnnisha-
bic by fne aud imprisonment fol
any rsfssa 20 on pbss rhsiaepsaiol
tle ratification 81 any proposed
amendment 10 tho Constitution
Preamble and resolutions were Ia,
uodueed declaring in tho absehes
OF eossiyrspso aAthpdtytsEe
quffe ttffit0fy Without consent.
wAsuiSOroS, Jan. 2i.-Sumner
afler voting for all the amendments
REFUSED TO vote on final passage 81
tfhe Virginia bill, Butler quoted
Fthat tho present admission Of Nir
ginia would DO the downfall Of tht
Republican party.
y SEsArEESeyeral pelitlqna were
presented 10 favor ofiemale suffrage
Tho ranking privilege and IL
Lebuses occupied much time.
n PelasPayI rgYy:igr
f5th AmdhifhenT whicl
i%siiaIl not deprive any citizen from
tsqual rights in schools. A pream.
'lJle lis then amended hy Va deelasa
1 ton lhsaivffgihi having hdopted
Tho 18th and 10Th Amendments
WAS entitled 10 Representative
These amendments were adopted
by q small majority, but when Tho
bill passed TO Third reading il was
adopted by a strict party vote. Ad
journeJ Is, MondW,- Mo sga,Ihat
fhSf Ways aud Means and Bark
ing and Currency Committees have
permission TO sit during sessions.
The House went inio. Committee
ofthe Whole.
House to judge Of tho qualification
respecting members,
The Virginia question was rcsum,
cd. III TATINo&A laA0Ao AAl
Trumbull spoke two hours, and
Sumner replied an hour and n half
bThe speeches were bitter, and both
lScnators callcdto ofdcrforunparlia
hentary language. About halfpast
Senator Darkc's amendment
Mas adopted providing that the con.
stitution should not be changed to
exclude citizens from the right to
hold Office, and another, that nc
- II l. - IL .A.ll
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-27

1ssrns weather auripg The week h.'
been fs.ls like . soqas,,s aud s~hsasrsei'
IKE tie eolors OF iLs kaleidoscope lNSy
cold as Iss,pouAi LabuaeJilsp the Ss'hs
rial mRiasss" az Spring isfsis isaasins
day .drup, % ny,hipg e'vTi' go hFe's
buds swelling Into bloom, a.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-27

A gcnticmans who suffered for years from nervous
Debility. Premature Decay, and all sthe e1cfts o
youth fni indiscretion, win. for the sake OF suffering
humanity. scui FREQ 10 all who need II, the receipt
and objections for making tho sinpls, remedy hy
Which he was cureds Sufferers Whaling TO preht BY
tho advertiser ex prriences can do 20 Nv addrcssings
III perfect conndeuco.ssl Z u JoHSlBs tdSl
No. AZ Cedar strsuts Now York. Z
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-27

peA- Trim ny river belor Magnolia xAs
rising on tie 2ist, and many boats were
ia the trade. AT ihis place The river 10
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-27
nEIIcEots NOlttEs.
a. "

EsrIhs raeusaHea asy " shs hsstff
M, ssea changed fsss saturday % nas'
esy. in orier 10 salt the pssssniAAi ls
us r.rsr ~il hsrsansr " is-sss' .
,Ls ansraesa % each Tharsisy as'h iu''
a. er us.ss. skssla Any change hsrsahs'
ts made in The arrivals s~sa-dsPaF'nFs' o.
mails, No Win @aAs sso,hsr lsispss: ~
do, are At present there J. 80 esy Tia
.ul,. N. bsllsr lh.p nprslsy.l III
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-27

, JoBBER8 or ~CIoxHrN0
Nos. s<tsl q zss BsoApez4f EBN YORK,
REMOVER 20 their. nes slspd'
I4fzl aud 40 Broz1~ay. Eew You,
and are nov msnafsclnrine. srd Mn base
ready for the early Spring frsds, he lArK-
est and most dt<ir1tle
STOCK OF CLOTHING
fer de 7>1as s->ds sh.t <hs5 bs<> e<sr
ossred. and take ibis method q noiifrirk
,ht;r friends M ebsttnrf< 81 Heif fe1s-
val. and inrifi1f their ~.ti<ntion % t1eir
stock ~heu tt-J ri.7i <e< fcr<
Ia al rfe a. Iot fr1H c517t1-<1t 70
wish Xe- fork tii< epsinz. Ne <o1i1 -;
>sn6 30 roar orders 80 - ri>3f> ~
especial bs-.1,<i 1'+-.ti,- - n tiiir<
81 rteu- sn1 tLirks from err psf trr<rl-
<a.>. Ih.s - <re <<f> .. ><<irr tt.i <<
cen AIR <n@r< 1-i<<<rtitt i1 ID 1rti@
and rti-c< u err Cod. ~ Vel - L1<.r
sl.rrx<EIi-r -- a <<><1t<I t11tI
rocrrR t6fs<< feFEsE
~ a. <r-14<z
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-27

wSTIcarrH fFa6,mhs private adde's
that q totmccodacfofys belonsiRg to
Ma. =. g. Bquaiapte falhe CherokccI
Nation, was recently seized By IL
United States Internal Rcvcnuc of.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ola Siohl.
ton of tho Revenue laws.
Tho Indian Reserve is not within
4he terrtobiHbjprisdic 4ofil tiicso
collection distgistss aid Indians are
not subject to tho payment of these
taxes. but Bn6ndfhot is d haffbrecd
Cherokee OF great -emincnco, was a
Major in. Col. StaneBaite's command
in tiiol G6hfedefate States scrvicc,, Il
mcmbcr of the Confsdoratos Com
gross, and a prominent mark for
Yankee mhlicc.-TLav. Com mcrcia
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-27

HN4H
ISpIAxs.--Thc Cranberry. .gLcod CO..
Correspondent ofthc Waco, aKesgfster. da-
tipgYssayy4EE 10
/ On tho night Of tho 11th inst, a
little squad Of Indians made u dash
intorahcT scttlsnsnt Eat af Elterlia
s RE- ,GsW f:'faS ISssdils aSS s3sSs'I jast
moved hero from Bosquo county,
and killed qnsIh9lq9ging ~ h "A
Goodlet. arsI was given hekt
neutrality-suspicious. thieyes We're TOO
for away on their return, TO be ovor-
taken. No other damage was done
by them in tho eoNRtycA
A few days since Mike, Dorsey
shot and Instantly Killed Munson
Oxerlhr Both parties lived near
Thorp's Spring. have not received
tho particulars of tho affair from
both sides, but from tho. best jpfor;
imatiSnI aai1 gekEit vas an nely
thing. Dorsey is-stiA at largo, but
1t is hoped Ne tay soon De brought
before the courts fBz for the
greatest crime Of which man can DO
guilty. hsis OF saAh9aA1
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-27

Estruet nom "a ssser from
soN tkoiK. ~
.s..sw.b.i ss.ssrSIf o. a'Hy
hsu,s iiEensA ssrslst tssss o. fsspfA
sLruls aud lrsss ssus 81 thea emitting =
asa ssfripa. "a fipnE5rdig e,E rhfa.
Ne saiisAy cane UPON : large sta veil
cultivated rsa,Asias. ~ sAs ssa'ss 90
sAisA wsp several b~niliiass hasssins
,Lsss Ne fsaRi thea tsts ne
Lsusss, ap.s ks, sAs1s The ssEst seas
10 srusLsi for The naaaAeiaTs o. 81, cN's
Ras.s ovsfioe cssiis<ssrs Al rsrs ssi
ID, s4si ffsa o.. Ffhsattps vas yss
'ssy s~khllsr.ias s~sa.ris>ssa1 We rsr
shown lhressh the asniiss ss'.blsshnsni'
aud lssrusi lh., 81 me huin fsrsrrsaassd
vas siirftIl 10 Mssss +. II. p,rts sics-
Nss Yors, 10 Ls made ,sso iLsireslssrsisd
's.SEET9 s0flA{
sel a single case OF pysPspsis, Fever and
Asaaaegrnihpfiss MI pshehitss's
::..risfIa"..ssI,s. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ar. nisJaSl ma
caIryaJArk, c.fssYYsiHstssA'rbHl
EE~ss..i%siRSaafaAl ss's s;|ls;'
~ronsiaSd II nS,sBpss,li tspeyl ~
.,. MISUNDERSTANDING
aud znlAs EssasgaH eaiiby fiAsrAsos
W
"i,a, :ssSls T. sss ia Z
rrpssr ri ,tSetdTa h'eNG
nSs9ySa,llq wsJaEs, ss4glsasD5s5pgI
i~paAdiGsrsiah olosnsiiaasdmsti.i
tho whsoi .hl1ilOTl .29lGnLll
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-27

81 TCfr-VrSN J1 UJyUI
p D.aii /, lSss I Els3SS s.ss slKIT.ssSII5sfRha'.slssl
1874 ~ AfsAp.. aAAsHyssfffhnl9il
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-27

e. L.llrslL. 0.Iasa s,sl,.l H,ya'.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-27

a.stSftft''sa rfrrH 70 ~'s'-.fafV'A'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-27

n{saySssl2 MJSAsq super ias 92S12gl
l~p1Adosrsiah Cologne iaas SIaatilaii
tho psssot .Ea9igOTi ,29lGnLlL
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-10

The LATE HANILToN NoMIcIDE.-The
White Pine News of July : conclude:
i:s report of the killing of B-eban by
Toles on Wednesday morning last ms
There seems to be but little doubt that this
homicide was the result Of deliberate deter
| nina,ion, on account of an injury commit
ted long since at Sherm an:OAB, and which
has ranked in the breast of the slayer until
it urged him to this awful act of rerribution
Some time last fall u difficulty took place in
a saloon at that place between roies ana Bee
han, about a horse race, as some say, which
resulted in Tommy making dash at Toles
with knife, producing wound in the RICH.
arm and paraiyzing the nerves so that he has
lost the use Of his right hand, which is shriv-
eIed and nerveless. The affair was brought
before the Grand Jury last fill, but for some
reason the indictment was ignored. Toies,
however, had a constant reminder Of the in-
jury before him Ill his powerless and shrunk-
EN- arm, and evidently brooded upon il, TO a
fatal cuIminstion One Of the witnesses III
the ihquisitiop, young Mr.. Sioat, stated yes
terday on the stand that some three weeks
since he Casually heard rules make some re-
mark in reference to the old affair, which he
believed TO import that he (roles) would ge,
even on Beehan. He could not, however,
swear positively that the threat Implied kill
ing, as he paid no serious attention to its
exact significance at the time There can
be little question, however, to wha: con-
stituted the main itnpelling incentive to the
homicide. We have heard that deceased
ever since the original affair, has taken every
opportunity to snub and insult The prisoner,
and had gone SO far as to shove against HIM
aud push him from the sidewalk. tut this is
positively denied by parties who knew Tom
my well. and who declare thai ne always ex
pressed sorrow for the unfortunate cutting
event, and would do anything i'll his power If
he could have recalled the act. In "a pocket
of deceased was found deyout prayer or in
vocation to Our Saviour. 1t is in manu-
script and bears evidence Of having been
banded. Deceased has been miscellaneous
ly but not steadily employed at odd jobs
around the Stone Saloon for some time. tie
trimmed lamps and did bill posting and other
chores in connection with the Atheneum.
The friends of deceased have raised burial
fund and the inttrment will take place 20 day
from the City Sections office. We learn
from friends of Toles that he formerly kept
a livery stable at Shermantown, and that
since ne vas cut his arm had gradually vast
ed until he found himself unable To support,
by labor, his mother and sister, who are de-
pendent upon him. He bIooded over the
fact and became detected and melancholy
because Of his increasing helplesness, " hich
was ever present, add suured his disposition
into species Of misanthrupy. His case
will be brought before the Grand Jury to-day
by the District Attorney,
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-10

LOOKING Fox LODGINGS IL A THsArEs.
Yesterdays Enterprise tells the follow
ing:
The night after the Fourth two iank
youths in homespun, evidently just in
by railroad from the 6ackwoods of sod
Pike or some other Uut-ot- the y
region, catered the saloon Of the Al
hambra Thpnter aud asked the bafkeep-
Or what the chance was for q bed.
''First-rste," said the barkeeper, shave
you go, your tickeis?" mo. said one
of the men, ave didn't know We would
want ,icke.s Yes; you must have
TICKETS. Go to the man you see over in
that little osiice, and get your tickets. -
The pair went to ihe place indicated,
anu Curtis sold them Two tickets. when
the mischievous barkeeps told them TO
walk right along 10, and go TO b,
pointing out ,be way. About nalf an
hvus afterwards the pair came ont, say
ing .bere were more people in the house
already than could find oeds, and that
there was "about a hundred settin upon
benches, while half \ dozen feliers we're
fddiin' and dnnc,n' and raising HI
generally" AS they were leaving cue
Of them said, ~ must Say, stranger, yOn
keep nbou, the noi>iest Did tavern
ever struck n my LIE. E"
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-10

We gather the following from las
evenings Gold Hill News:
Among other nominations made BY
the President is tina, of John Warren a.
Surveyor General of Arizona aud Com.
modore Sch+nek to be a Rear Admiral
on the retired list.
1t is positively asserted that success.
sor to Bancroft is to be named.
The House Judiciary Committee have
reported favorably upon the McGarrahao
claim.
A fire, Involving a loss of Il quarter OF
a million has occurred ut Manchester,
Nh
The President has approred the Cur
rency Bills whereby SI,7l7 3Ss in cur.
rency is added to .as circulation of
CaIiforoia.
Greenbacks 9O4@9l.
1t has beea raining 10 Frisco.
The percussion cap factory ofthe San
Francisco Giant po s der works exploded,
blowing one white man 10 aiomsand Sc
verely irjuring Two Cinnamon.
Tom Mcguire blondes are going to
make u tour in the inreri"r.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-10

Tax CosDIrioS of the Income Tax,
after all tho backing and filling and
Siakeeing it has undergone, is not we'll
understood outside of COngress-Or in
-,de of ii, for that mstt.r-but it would
seem that the Senate's amendments
have been agreed TO By the House.
those amendment sc know bu. little
.bous. further than that the per cent? N
Il reduced to u cents and the exemption
Increased t. 1000 This is Il long
step in the right direction and will
bring much relief to quarters where re-
iee is needed. Tue-e are some minor
points upon which the House disagrees
nth the Senate and ueS conference
committee will be asked for. Ii would
seem 10 he settled tia, the tax is to be
continued f,r two years more-that is,
iuring 1870 aod 1871. II Congress
,oes not rescini al existing resolution
hey will adj,urn on the 18th inst
next Friday nnd il such is to be the
-ase there must De hard work aud no
-sirm,shiog or long speeches, If the De-
isiency Bill aud few other necessary
measures are TO be perfected. The
:ohniry ss we'll as the Senators and
Representatives will experience u deep
sense Of relief when this painfully pro-
,rscted session is drawn 10 a close.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-10
RKPUDIATIOS il radical Democracy.

REPUDIArIOS is radical Democracy.
I, has its oppcnents-as an open polio!
in the Democratic party; but such
opposition is only passive. wh;ls the re-
pudissors are strenuous and positive
These latte. control the parry in Ohio
and Oregon. Brick Pomroy, Infamous
- be il, is a poser in New York-being
the Au,ipodes Of the Worli-aud he
s~ears never to support Hoffman, who
i, engineered by B-lmon, and therefore
opposed 20 reputation vii! never
support him for Pr-sident, he means.
these regulators and anti repudis'ors
are only TOO dangerous, being all of
them Democrats, and the Democratic
party being the vehicle upon which ret
lis and copperhesds hope to ride into
power. This is SO because the straight
nut repu disdors only seek dirsc, means
icr destroying the nation by the de-
,;ruction of its credit; while Bs!mon,
sad his faction only want the debt 10
remsin as a preced-rt to the assnmp-
gioa Of the Rebel Debt AM the liquida-
lion Of the cotton bonds and other
confederate liabilities Let these
iesires aud purposes of the Democracy
se disguised as they mas, they eons,i-
ate the dagger which is to be appre
,ended from the success of the Demo- |
-sa,ic party. This is an issue which is
,niy too fully "alirc." Can Nevada !
afford to give even quasi acquiescence
. the real and concealed opinions of
sueh a party?
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-10
Dickens and Irving Over q Mint Jalsp.

Charles Lanmsn, Of Georgetown, D.
c., has written . very interesting ac.
count Of the genial and friendly inter
course between Dickens and Irving, and
| among other Incidents gives refresh.
ing story about "a jllep in Baltimore, =
which is embodied in the following ex-
'ract from a letter written TO Lsnmau
by Dickens during his last visit to this
country:
--.--.- WAsHIxGroN, Feb. 5, 1868.
Dear Sir: Your reference
to my dear friend, Washington Irving,
rentws the vivid impressions reawnk-
en-d IN my mind at B,ltimore the other
day. saw his tiue lace in that city for
The last time. Tie came there fron New
York TO pass a day or two with me be-
fore | went westward, and they were
made among the most memorable Of my
life by his delightful fancy aud genial
hunor. Some unknown adnrer of his
books and mine sent to the hotel most
enormous mint julsp, wrrathed with
flowers. We sat one on either side OF II
III flied Il respectable sized round
tablet, but the solemuity WIS of very
short duration. 1t was quite an en-
cnanted jnlep, and carried us among |
people and places that We
botn knew Tie julep held out far into |
the night, and my memory never saw
him a.terwa.d otherwise than ss beud
ing over it with bis straw, With an Mt
tempted gravity latter some anecdore
some wonderfully drell and
iellcate observation of chrractpr). and
hen, rs his eye CAUGHT mine, melting
INTO that captivating laugh of his which
vas the best and brightest ever heard.
Dear sir, with many thanks. faithful
v yours. CHARLES DICKENS.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-10
Az ATTEMPTED OUTRAGE by grand

Az ATTEMPTED OUTRAGE by grand
father upon his grsnuchild is related as
foIioss by the Sac Francisco Chronicle
Of Juls s:
% the afternoon of Wednesday last
II Young man noticed an individual on
the beach at Rocon Point With two
ht,ie girls, one Of whom was entirely
naked and the other partially 80. He
went toward the spot, when the man
arose ano ieft, and be was surprised as
well as shocked to fBd that the naked
girl was his own sister, five years Of
age. and that the man was his own
grandfather, u person of some sixty FIVE
years of age. The other girl was about
seven years of age and wa. the daueh-
ter Of u neigbbor. lie hurriediy dressed
them both, when they stated that the
old miscreant bad asked them to take II
walk on the Beach, aud they went with
him. When they got to The place where
they were found, the old man undressed
them aud rubbed some unknown cub
stance upon their persons. Il was while
he was so engaged that the brother SO
opportun.ly arrived upon the scene AID
prevented toe commission OF . horrible
Outrage, and perhaps murder. No legal
steps are TO be taken in the matter, az
the parents shun the publicity conse
quent upon such transactions.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-10

Tus GKRMAs TaILoRs about whose
employment in Cork the recent riotous
disturbances originated are 0ow report
ed to have joined forces with the s,rik-
ing Irish taiiors
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-10

Soas1His0 very humane and Chr $
t;.niike 10 repor,e,; as being moOted IN
L5DdOn-uotaing less than snoscrIP-
ton for The relief OF the widows aud
orphans at those los; By the sinking of
.ns y = corvette JLe:da.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-10

rar 4AsTS for olives IS an acquired
me. - Then plans" have u peculiar
1svor. Olive Lo.aa's iectat-s are 10
exception 40 the raie. Ibe frSt bite is
rot productive Of pleasant sensations.
-'h,s wss demonstrated N San Francis
%. where, as Olive remarked at Stock
:au, she 'eciared = 10 a precious ser OF
thick heads That is doabtiess true /:
sul it den't nike the f;sss smack Of
I.Ives any the pltassuisT
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NorIcE.-Thrre will De preaching at
Sir. Ferrer,s school house this morn-
ing at II O'Clock. and at 4 in the even
ing, by tie l.. d. 5.
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~ SrAys elects Prussian Prince rs
her King she simply does i, to secure
.rch IA alliance as amount, to a pro-
rectora,e. Against such a procedure
fssree will follow up her pro,rs: With
declaration Of var. There is no end
o the complications that will eusue.
Tho independe nco of Italy vii! be BY no
8esns an unlikely result aud in max
ing war upon the new Spanish Kingdom
Napoleon wOaid be performing the
anomalous part (for Bonapare) Of
indirectly aiding a Queen
Isabella. Ia a war Of such sast mag
,,ipae as this no FIRST class European
power ezcep, Grea, Britain can avoid
skisg some part; and Prince Leopold's
,cr0ua,ioD would be followed by such a
:.seral disturbance of peaceful re!a-
ions throughout Europe rs has not been
teil since the days Of the FIRST Napoleon.