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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-05

Incompetence and assurance generally ", hand
IA hand, and Of all the trlhc Of prcteut,,iis know
nOthings with which society N AFFLICTED, the IN.
scientific "m'dicins men Who atteu III a. tam.
per with the health Of N" community arc M.
NEST dangerous andt The most inpuiert
30 much by way 81 IeSt Now for a SPECIAL and
particular application,
tapp"ars that mushroom growth Of 20 called
"Biuefs,' n rpTlnging up under different name :
IN various localities, particularly m the southern
and Western states, which the yendeT. have tLe
hardwood 10 recommend to easy, going J.oUl.
upon whom they think they can impose n "A
Substitute for tOstetter's stomach Buffers lDng
recognized by every class a. the purcst and Lr-i
moderated stimulant and inyigorant the world
affords
The connections referred to being compo .cd
OF worthless material, offer a larger margin for
profit than that Celebrated Tonic, and hence the
anxiety of dollar wOrshppng dealers 10 foi.t
them upon the public in It's place.
but "forewarned IN fOrearmed," and all parties
whom these distinguished t') beings are endeay.
oring 10 coax and inyelgle into substtuting trash
for standard remedy, are hereby Informed OF
the sordid and selfish motives which underlic
the representations IN question,
The great popul rlty and vast sales Of Hostel.
ter's Btters cannot Of course, he seriously i'm.
paired by these "ulcks Of the trade" but a. the
tdeblitated and suffering have direct Interest in
ne matter, 1t Is only an act OF common humanity
8Pa when on Their guard iulyld9teod,
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Ihe Bulletin.
g.Ys Of TIL t.IY
orr ROUNDABOUT rocktT.

The grand jury was emponnclled and
charged this morning. Or AFTER was
chosen foreman.
A new supply of Calf Boots and Caters
ust received at p. NcTs, No ~ ono
Levce
Ventilated hats in entirely ne" sty'es
the mos, comfortable and delightful Ia,
ever worn, at Jno. Antrims H.
GOOD wholesome Vinegar Any one
can make IT, See advertisement of W II.
Bishopin this paper my25daw"m
Good Cotton Socks, only - cents per
pair or 81 25 cents per doz., Mt p. Ncils
No. - Ohio Levee. II.
Good Calf Boots for two dollars and
seventy-fve cents only AT p. Netf' No.
~, Ohio Levee.
FREsu Eggs and Yellow Butter can al
ways he had. Read the advertisement
"Greatest Work Of the Age, in this pa
por. maylsd3m
Willie Christman has the white wire
clothes line for sale. IL is everlasting
never rusts or corrode., and j. not damag-
ed by exposure. You can buy any length
desired.
"A young man named Ollie Mcacham,
from Mound City, met an old country man
by the name Of Holden, Yesterday, and
robbed him of s37. Holden was drunk
Meacham was arrested las, night. and /.
now in Jail.
John p. Fagin and Topic Craig tho
former Of the Memphis IrnidHehe and the
latter of the Memphis telegraph office arc
in the city circulating among their old
friend. and acquaintance, and evidently
enjoying themselves most handsomely.
Dick Fitzgerald has twenty-onc ola
die. and gentlemen under his charge ia
the county Jail. There are twelve white
and seven colored men; two colorcd and
no white women. Dick says they are all
nice, bu, very unfortunate people.
Mr.. j. F. Mccartney the handsome
and elegant State Attorney for this cir
cult, and the circumspect and consistent
editor Of the Metropolis Promuigator, Is ia
the city, stopping at the Antrim house.
"A burglar entered Mrs McGce's room
last night, took four or fvo dollar. In
change from toe pocket Of her dress, which
was lying on chair, and made his escape
There was roll Of bank bills amounting
20 $3.50, in the same pocket, which the m
fortunate scoundrcl mistook for spool of |
thread probably. Al all event. he took |
he - or - and left the S2ja.
Two negro men engaged in rough !
and tumble lch, in the weeds, near tie
point on Sunday afternoon-about = hnn-
dred and fifty colored spectators forming
ring around them, aud preventing inter-
ference. The under negro in the tight |
beloved "nuf, nuf but seemed very anx-
ious TO renew the eight the moment he rc-
covered his feet. No blood spilled.
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GOOSE ISLAND H.lRp IRON.

Mr.. VI. ID, GunIer, in the city thi. morn
ing, informs u tina, the election passed
ofyery quietly in Goose Island precinct.
Les than half the strength Of the precinct
turned on, 10 vote. The result is a. fol-
lows For the new constitution, % votes /;
against II, votes.
The residents TO the number Of hund.
red or more, assembled in the groves near
the village, brought fiddler into requi.i-
tion' and passed the day very pleasantly.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
nISSOLUTION OFCO.PART.
~ RSlllls.

The co parinersh.p heretofore EXISTING b.taeen
he ghdersigned. under the style Il u. Hufi A
sons j. tins day dissolved ~ mutual consent.
u. HCRD,
q X. HRrD,
&C. DAVIDSON
The uLi"r.iguei sili continue the General
Comm, vion aud pfoilDe business at the Old
sshd; NO, y, Ohio Le,ee under tho firm name
~ - hui son j.. HtEb,
C. HURD.
Inc nndefs.snsi having Withdrawn from the
nfh OF u. HurdA sons, for Ihe purpose fengag.
,Hs "a the j otsccO business, vii hereafter deynt.
~, entire attention o. ID. management, or IN.
l'aiimd Iohaeco Ware House, rear n y,
Charles Hotel. ~ ''
Cairo, H. July 1T. leo. IA,
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ALEXANDER ciRcUiT COURT.
first Day.

The Alexander County Circuit Court
convened this morning at 10 o'clock.
Presiding Judge, David J. Baker.
OFFICERS or THE COURT.
John q. Hartman, Clerk; Lewis II. Myers
Sheriff; John +. Mccartney, State A,,or.
ney.
DAILIFFs.
Richard Fitzgerald, Joseph Arnold, Pat.
ricK Collins, John Cahill, John Cain,
Nichola. Williams, William Holden. Pat.
rick Callahan, Andy Cain, George We'll
den
ATTORNEYS P.EsEST.
WIN. J. Allen, WIn. II. Green, John II
Mulky, Geo. W. Wall, Jno. VI. Landsen,
j. T. Linegar s +. Wheeler W. B. Gil.
bert, John +. McCsrinoy, +. Z. Albright,
II. Watson Webb, l.. T. Butler.
GKASD JURORS.
Foreman. d. After. Henry P!anert
Carl Thomas, Oscar Hay,horne, 4. A.
Arrick VIM. Eichof, Richard Edmonson.
Patrick Mockler, John Gate, II. W. Hen
ley Patrick Sullivan, Benton Beck, John
strauhal, \. Blake, :. Wiltshire, T.
\. MeCullom, james Wallace,
WIN, Clapp, VIM. Brown, DENIM. sulli
van. Oficer in charge Of Grand Juror,
John Cahill.
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UNCERTAINTIES.
rIg,T os IHT SEASON

Ki..ingcn Seltcr aud Blue L!ck
Waters, and AL the other variety of
water from the celebrated spring. Of Ger
many and America, on draf, and for sale
by the gla., gallon or barrel "a, the drug
store Of B. 7. Whitaker, No. l0- CONNER
eia avenue Cair Ills. apll2u
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A MnNnLRTTL MIRnSCnrL .

Rev Daniel Wisc, d. ID, editor Of the
New York Sunday School .idroca'c thu.
speaks fthe celebrated Craig Microscope.
ats simplicity chearne,- and great mag.
nifying power struck me with surprise.
Then was examining Ay's eye by it,
aid, and was struck with wonder at the
skin and power Of the Creator which j.
displayed in il, structure. When | saw IA
statement Ia an advertisement that the
Craig Microscope msguiGcd one hundred
diame,ers, and could bee bought for 81 30,
Thought il was one Of the humbugs Of the
hour, for had paid $50 for microscope
not long before. But now find il 10 be
really valuable instrument which |
should like see introduced into the families
Of our readers in place OF the manifold
useless toys which please for an hour and
are then destroyed. This microscop.
would both anuse and instruct them and |
advise every boy and girl who wishes 10
know the wonders which lie in little things
10 save his money until he has a. n
which will pay for the microscope and the
postage when sent by mail
a. "a holiday gin this microscope /. un.
surpassed, being ornamental instructive
amusing and cheap and never loses IL. in.
terest, Agents and dealers supplied on
liberal terms. a sample will be mailed.
post paid 10 any address for - 70, by r
ID. ROSS, 3l3 Locust street, 81. Louis. No
Read the advertisement in another col
nmn. may8ld3m
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-05

ArTnaulllO, NeN orl'hfss
The weather has been clear and warm
since last report, but we can congratulate
ourselves that the thermometer here has
not sent up the mercury as high by ten de-
grees as it has in New York, st. Louis and
many other places farther north.
The river has fallen about fourteen
inches since our last report on Saturday.
The Mississippi is falling at st. Louis
and above, and the Missouri is about sta
tionary.
The Ohio is rising at Pi,tsburg with
four feet four inches in the channel, and
falling at Louisville with four feet four
inches in the channel.
Business hero Is not SO good as for some
weeks past, although n considerable
amount Of freight continues 10 be re-
ceived and rc.hippcd by both river and
rail.
The Tyrone brought 100 hhds tobacco
for reshipment East, per Blue Line, and n
fair cargo for re'hipment to st. Louis and
the South.
The Armadillo Olive Branch and Vir.
ginis received considerable Southern
freight here, and the Grand Tower took on
board over 40 tons for st. Louis.
"Thc long agony !. over, and the great
est steamboat race Of the century /. decid-
ed. AZ we issued no paper yesterday, and
our readers are doubtless we'll posted al
ready as to the result IL only remains for
IL to put upon record the time made by
the winning boat, tho now pecrles, Rob
crt Z. Lee, which Is a. follows: rScc arti-
Gle on second page.
To st. Louis. days, Is hours. /, min
utcs.
The time OF the j. VI. White To- st.
Louis in 1874 was 3 days, 20 hours, .
minutes, and the time Of the Na,chez on
her trip previous to the present one was 3
days, q hours, So minute,.
The Belle st. Louis is the regular
packe, for Memphis this evening.
The Quiekstep is the regular pscke, to-
day for Evansville.
The Paducsh packets lcav. daily at ?
PIN.
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VALUABLE REAL E,TATE
AT AUCTION.

Twin sell on onlny. July ilth, l.-0, on the
premises, near ~, corner ~ Tenth ami Walnut
streets, ai ten o'clock atn the folluaIug valuable
real ea1te, viz Lots nine CO., ten lin eleven ~
ami twelve ~, block ~. iu the city 81 Cairo.
Those lots centrally located, fronting To- feet
GA Tenth street anl running tack itO ieei, nr.
fenced aud 10 n gh state Of cultivation, having
y selection of choice fruit trees 10 hearing con-
ditiou they are fully up IT, tho grade ami com.
pose the most desirable residence property 300 the
CITY. Terms made iuuWn on day NJ sale
e. WINSTON, Agent.
u. 7. Parker, AuntiUuccr
Cairo july lS5u iy-dpi
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I)VILlC SCHOOLS.
Examination OF Applicants for Teach.
ers' Certificates.
o,lI.sor cor,rr srr,tn,snluol..

CAIRO, Illinois, Jim" 10, leo.
TIE fret aud lard Saturday, N ever month
a., hero y appointed FOR the examination uf ap.
IItran.- i0r tsachrr.' certificates. Hereafter al
cynmIu l'ous will D. puddle and conducted bya
permanent Board Of Examiners consisting Of
three rs'son- Apo nt"i by tho County snp"rin.
tonisnf who will issue no ccftihrat. except upon
their report. To enttl- the applicant a. a ceftih.
cato u q, Second grade. rate IL seven scale
uf ten must hc attained IA al the branches re-.
pu rcd ID law 90 h. taught, snd for q FIRST grade
ctr'lhgAtH rate Of nine will be required. Hour
from 'As. 20 pm, NJ County SUPPLEMENTARY
ONCE, RI. uer of'onmer'ih avenue abd Eleventh
street, l-uss' Building, up stairs. Teachers and
srh0u. rT'gr- should take notice that no tsseher
IT, outfs % 'l INV portion q 'he common school
FIND, mr. g. b" employed b. ioarh any common
.rh1u. Hh1 does not ff.t exhibit certificate
either ffHfn The state of County superintendent
l.. 4. BUTLER,
lolt'assm County -upt ~ schools.
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LUTON.

The firm Of @. Winston & Co. was dissolved by
mutual consent on the 9Th OF May, by the with.
drawd OF M. Charles Forrest. The real estate
busNess Will a. heretofore, be conducted in the
name OF o. WINSTON, who Is authorized TO settle
'ussness Of the late hnn.
q. WINSTON,
q. FORREST,
-" 'rh'Si NVl. std
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JOHN MADDEN,
X. FITZG ERALD.
JOHN HYLAND,
Committee of Arrangements.

-hemember the Rough and Ready hats
In white and brown, at John Antrim's.
Taey are nice--they are cool. See
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-05
GLirIEEiSG TEETH.

Not only does Sozodont impart the
whitenes' of the purest porcelain TO the
teeth, but ia polish, too. They glisten af-
ter being brushed with II, like the inner
surface Of an ocean she'll, ana the effect Of
this peerless dentridce Is TO render the en-.
snel as hard and understandable as ada.
mant.
Save and mend the pieces, use "spaul.
dings Glue june2seodlw.
CALL ut Walder's and EXAMINE HIS
stock Of CLOTHING. He cannot and will
not, BE vSDEgsoLD BY ANY OTHER HOUSE,
IN THE SAME LINE. This STOCK Is In.
EsIIKELr NEW, and was BOUGHT at the
LOWEST DECLINE IN GOLD.
i. Valdez, Corner Of Sixth
u end Ohio Lsyee.
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For Salo:.
Devices Female Regulators

For female. Warranted 90 remove distinctions
etc. Price {! per box.
A.D ilii assortment ~ HANDBAGS rni Trii.-es /;
superior Iuai Of Msle SLcahts 81 forslngi.
"a" ~ pr lalf dozen, Dr 2 per dozen.
n M"nn.! Pamphlet, containing "a elaborate
treat N tie ttrufn a. "ts'- " TIA fDN p.a.'.rHl
remark. upon ~" cause, effect and treatment -
the same containing 30 lsfgc pages aus 80 OF
AMI engraving. showing The l.'sfent sis, 70. -.
cent "a .shl'I NAgf'r on receipt o. ptlHr Is
cents. AdIfs,.
Galen's Head Dispcnsary,
~. O. We Jefferson .'re.t.
'""'IdA"o"N LYusylue, ~,
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GALE MORTGAGE.

Notice hereby given that default having been
mad, Iu '.s payment ~ "a. snouni secured :"
De paid % a certain al" mortgage executed ty
John \. IsEsbtt anI Php'r A fsgga1 Ms Sfc
a. NOR Wiley dated the third DAY u June,
4 u l-s ant recorded 10 ~" Circuit Clerk
ofi." Oi zoe county - Alexander and stat. ni
Illinois, book ~ ~ sale mortgage, rage ~,
the aWe nt now due snd paysbl" b"ing sl,l-i =
prucipl together with interest thereon iftin the
Ia % "a. o f.lrlafy, \. Il. is-, - PER tenor 81
ytoui.- y not" hearing even date with sat al.
pougs.. and gwen Tor sad sum u sl,l-3 g.
tho uu4s'-Ignei q whom said -sle mor'gar" HN-
made. f virtue Of the terms and IruNisionr 81
the sat +. VIII on saturday, the aiih day u July,
4. DE, h"tR"cn the hour. 81 % 0'clo,k ain.
andt 10 .Hk PIN. - ssii dsy. under and BY
virtue l. 900. pYssroi fsl~ contained M said -sle
mortFh.0 -,l ~ publ" auction, a. tho % ghost
bidder. cash, IN The premises, tie following
d.-.f. f.. property g. ~. io' numb, red tsenty
tsI 90. .U block numbered furtE seven 80, IN
the t... edition 90 the ,ty 1T caro-. county ui
Aie2s1 90 ana state Of ilinot, Nth the sppur.
tantu"s. FL. satisfy the on poses ami ulIiluu- -
-a.i -H.. H''gig'. MpRll- WILEY,
Mortgage.
fHus 1--u lrsiItd
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TIE PICNIC AT FLORA GAR
DEN.
Card Of Thanks.

The members u tho St. Patrlcks Be-
hevolent Society tender an expression Of
their thanks to the Hon, William II.
Green for the very able, appropriate and
entertaining address delivered before the
society and the numerous participants in
their 4th Of July picnic at Flora Garden
to joel q. Morgan, Esq for reading the
Declaration Of independence; to Mr.. +.
Fisher, proprietor Of the Garden, for his
unremitting efforts TO contribute to the
comfort, pleasure and happiness of the
party and to the public in general for the
patronage that rendered the picnic COM
plptp mud ora, ifyipu succaas
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-05

How many Housewives are here who
have experienced tho dimculty Of obtain.
az good vinegar. Read the advertise
ment Of w. II. Bishop in this paper
my25daw3m
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GALEN's
Head Dispensary

Established IA l@p, AMI chartered isfi, fYr the
Treatment OF 90 tis'y-"- ~ a private nature Ia.
cil'n' 90 10th scA"s. 4 oufc Is gJIsfabt.ri "a
every ease uuiertlkeu.
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PHYSICIANS.
I WARDNEIs, NJ. d.. Cairo.

ne RESIDENCE = Corner OF Seventh and
walnut street. oFFlCE-On Comine rcial avenue
over the Postofiics. OFFICE HoURs-From 10
an, 10 " M" Sundays excepted, and from 2 TO
pm.
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WILLIAM Il. SMITH, NJ. u,

w kEsIDENcE-No. 81, Thirteenth Street
between Washington Avenue and Walnut Street.
pFFICE-l2d Commercial Ayenne, up stairs
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-16

A PoIsoSous SNAKE.-'.Did you ever
zee one Of these here hoop. snnkes?''
asked Mr.. Furgurson. "Me and ny
hired mau was down there on the
home lot, by the side of the bill, and
bill, aud says ], guess that :ust be
Que of them hoop-snakes coming along.
Ny hired man was .sfeard and elm .
tree. ] took q hoe and when it came
alCng, sruck out the handle, and be
hit tia slap. and made noise jes, like
a pistol. and it weren't mure'n Q min
nit afore that hoe handle vas swelled
up as big as my leg.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-16

CHANCELLOR HARRISON who ran for
Congress in the third California District
il 1867 and who was beaten by .'Alturas''
Johnson, has been recommended BY boil
Sargent and Cole for the colectorship
Of San Francisco.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-16

SERVICES in the Episcopal Church n,
II a. IN. and Z p. m. All are cordially
Invited TO attend
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-16

The number of convicts in the Nevada
State Prison is ~, and still increasing.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-16

l.. D S.-There will tie preaching BY
a member of the Recognized church Of
Latter Day Saints ut Lawlors school
House Ibis evening"
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-16

II. E CHURCH.-i here will be preach
ing al ! | a. m and p m to day.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-16

.GEoRGs GRIMsBAw has bsen sent
from Neyads, Cal. TO ths Iasass Asy-
lun. So the Transcript says.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-16

SwILL MIX is again before the Ne y
Workers for their consideration and
upper Broadway is 10 be wideued.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-16

Mr. E. HERBERT Thompson will open
a school on to-morrow ia the building
lately occupied by Mr.. La~lor. Mr. T.
sets forth many inducements to parents
and guardians to send their children 10
his school. See his Advertisement,
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-16

The BAND OF HoPE will meet in the
Methodist Church at o'clock.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-16

THE DAILY APPEAL
sunday Morning, January l6. 1870
Arrivals at the St. Oh arles Hotel
GEORGE TUFLY. PROPRIETOR
CARSON C11r January Is, 1870.
A. osgood, Lake Valley.
n. B. shaekles, Carson Valley.
W. H. Foster, do
L. T. Rowel, Silver Mountain.
E. 6. Anderson, Summit Mill.
John Laird. Ovens River.
]. S. Stanley, do
SERVICE in the Catholic Church at
a. IN. to- day.
The BAND OF HOPE will meet in the
Methodist Church at 8 o'clock.
n. E CHuacH.- here will be preach
ing al ! a. m and m to day.
The number of cnnvicts in the Nevada
State Prison is ~, and still increasing.
SERVICES in the Episcopal Church at
IL a. IN. and Z p. m. All are cordially
Invited TO attend.
l.. S.-There will tie preaching BY
member of the Recognized church of
Latter Day Saints ut Lawlor's school
House Ibis evening.
Mr. E. HERBkRT THOMPSON will open
school on to morrow in the building
lately occupied by Mr.. La~lor Mr. r.
sets forth many Inducements to parents
and guardians to send their children 10
bis school. See his Advertisement.
NEVADA ORPHass Standardization
is direc,ed to notice in another col. |
umn of to.day's APPEAL, that the
Board Of Directors will meet on neg,
Wednesday, the 10 h inst for the pur-
pose Of receiving proposals Of donation
of land for the NEVADA Orphans Home.
CLoTHISG of the very latest patterns
and best make can be obrained of Kop.
pei l. Plat whose Winter stock Of Suits, |
over coats. shirts, undertaking, boots
and shoes. hats and caps, fancy goods
&c. &c, is as complete and ex 'ensive as
that of any clothing store this side of
Sacram.n,o. See their advertisement |
in this MORNINGS APPEAL.
TIE EXHIBITION last evening at the
Carson Tbeater, by the pupils OF Mr.Lav.
lor' sctoOl was, we should judge from
What little We saw of it, highly salts
factory 10 participants and spectators.
Much credit is due TO Mr.. L for tie
manner in winch he has conducted bis
school and his contemplated departure
from among US is to be regretted.
ONE of the really able and trust
worthy lawyers of Washington, D. c.,
is the Hon Joseph A. Ware, late Solicit
tor in the Post Office Department, Mr.
W aAC uhs opCuOu al Ol.ICc NJ NO.
G street, opposite the Patent Office
where he will attend to general law
business and the collection of claims
against The Government. Persons hav.
ing business in Washington cannot do
better than to entrust it TO Mr.. Ware.
The STORM which began with . gale day
before yesterday was BY far the severest that
has visited US for more than a year. The
wind blew with great violence; and yes.er-
day we had quite lively snow storm. We
have not heard of much damage being done
excepting at the State Prison where the
things were blown right and left. A portion
Of the fence Including the big gate) sur.
rounding the Prison succumbed to the
zephyr and went flying down the road. The
tin roof was also taken off from the water
tank and carried distance Of 100 yards
before it "lit."
A PoIsoNoUs SNAKE.-..Did you ever
zee one Of these here hoop.snskes7" =
asked Mr.. FuryursOD, 'tMe and nv 4
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-16

SERVICE in the Catholic Church q,
/ q. IN. to- day.
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THE DAILY APPEAL
Arrivals at the St. Oh aries Hotel

GEORGE TUFLY, PROPRIETOR.
CARSON C11T January Is, 1870.
Q. W. Wilson, Virginia.
A. Osgood, Lake Valley.
n. B. Shackles, Carson Valley.
W. H. Foster, do
L. T. Rowell, Silver Mountain.
+. G.. Anderson, Summit Mill.
John Laird Ovens River.
]. S. Stanley, do
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-16

NEVADA ORPHAss' HuMx-Arteotiou
is directed to a notice in another col
INN of to.days Appeal, that the
Board Of Directors will meet on neg,
Wednesday, the 49, h inst for the pur-
pose of receiving proposals Of donation
of land for the NEVADA Orphans Home.