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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-24

GREEHwALD, the man who was lately
murdered in Havana, proves TO have
been q German citizen. Kotza was not
an American citizen, but Commodore
Ingraham's protection of him was sane
toned, nevertheless.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-24

CoNNODoRE CHAMPLAIN, the last sur
vivor of the Battle of Lake Erie, is
dead. he commanded the Scorpion in
that fight and fred the first and last
shot.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-24

SENATOR WILLIAMS, Of Oregon, has
introduced . joint resolution into the
Unitsd States Senate declaring the rati-
fieatiou of the Fifteenth Constitutional
Amsodmens. Referred 70 the Judiciary
Committee.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-24

THs IsDrAHA DIvoRcs LAWS have been
sustained By . decision Of the United
States Supreme Court. This, We sup :
pose, settles the validity Of the NeFAr-
lsnd divorce case and aGlros the valid
ity Of the Richardson marriage.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-24

TH. erAr.MENrs that ex-senator
Grimes, of Iowa, 10 in . precerious con-
dition Of health are denied by his
friends.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-24

ing arms and otherwise preparing for
raid upon the purses of servsnt girls
and hod carriers.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-24

Washington of the ratification by Texas
of the Thirteenth, Fourteenth and FIT.
teenth Amendments.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-24
NOTICE

Us HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN ACCORDANCE
l with Act entitled An Act TO Provide for
the Building Of state Capitol at Carson City,
approved February I'D 1s6s, the Board of State
Ctpitl Binding C0mmissiO ters will receive
Draughts. Plans and Specifications for a State
Capitol Building
i he Building is intended to accommodate the
State Office : and Legislature-the Assembly not
10 exceed fifty members, and the Senate twenty
FIVE.
The Wall material of said building shall be
stone, ami will be furnished by the State Of Ne
ydda, from its quarry at the State Prison.
The entire cost Of said building when completed
Excluding the stone furnished by the State Of
Nevada shall not exceed one Hundred Thousand
Dollars.
>aid draughts, plans and specifications will be
received by said Board up TO
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-24

TX SsOsBfARY SBWAID has arrived in
Bsldaors. He and his travelling con-
papioss ere all we'll.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-24
UARRIED.

In Carson City. February q, 1870, BY Rev. G. B.
Allsa, Mr.. Iaystts King 70 Aiss Nancy Cora
Bath, an Of this city.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-24
W A \ TE d!
GRANITE STONE CUTTERS

100 COMP TENT GRANITE STONE CUT
loo tiers wanted to 90 TO NEWCA lie.
CAL, on the Ceuu Al Pacific tailroad. Steady
employment can be had, and good wages viii be
paid.
RS- No eight-h0ur men need apply.
For further particulars apply TO
4. CURRY.
Carson BraHch Mint.
Carson City, New, February l. $50
Enterprise copy for ttn days.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-24
PRIVATE BOARDING
AND LODGING.

DESIEABLE ACCOMMODATIONS FOR
~ Boarders and Lodgers can he obtained at
The house on
Fourth street, West of Carson,
Known as the Winnie House.
Carson. February Sth, $50.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-24

To be had at all the principal business places
in the city.
The New York herald., 1870-11-08
Personal Intelligence.

Count Colibiano, Secretary OF the italian Legation
Scotia for Europe a limited furl0ugh.
General w. Meyers, OF the United States Army. IS
temporarily stopping at the Grand Central Hotel.
A delegation, or party OF the mysterious Phi
grims,' haling from Philadelphia and composed OF
some OF the most prominent individuals OF the
Quaker City, arrived last evening at the Grand Gen.
tTal Hotel.
Archbishop NJ. ]. Spaulding, OF Maryland, arrived
yesterday by steamer City Of Paris He Il stopping
at the Metropolitan Hotel. The Bishop is directly
from Rome. He intended to have remained unyil
alter the adjournment OF the Ecumenical Council,
but had official notice that tile Council would not
meet while Rome remains under the sway OF the
Italian government The Bishop is accompanied by
the Rev. Mr.. Cuppins, and was joined in the even.
ing py party OF friends that came on from Baiti-
more TO meet him.
n. q. Hong OF the House OF Representatives OF
Pennsylvania; N. f. English, ana ]. Mccullough, OF
the Revenue Department, among the guests at
the Grand Central Hotel.
General G. B. Dandy, Of the United States Army,
arrived in this city yesterday. He Will remain at
the Metropolitan Hotel for few DAYS.
Judge Il. B. Carpenter, OF Charleston, s. c. can.
didae for the gubernatoral chair stopping at the
81. Nicholas Hotel.
General ". j. Palmer. OF Denver, Col. Is guest
at the st. Nicholas Hotel
Count Yannlno an attach6 OF the Italian Legation,
is temporarily stopping at the Brevoort House. pre-
vious TO his departure for Washington.
W. b. Agate, Of Cuba, left his apartments at
Sweeny's Hotel for Rochester last evening.
The New York herald., 1870-11-08
r A r. ! S :.
CONTINUED FROM THIRD PAGE

recently made, Y.ys the government would forget
the insolence III the ma,conients the 3ist but
1resh intrig'.es threaten the republic and render
rigorous yneasures Indispensable Perfect order
prcvaiEd In Paris.
THE FIsHERIHs.
Thp fisheries OF the Marne S,erc ana Lakes vim
cennes ana Bois de Boulogne bad been taken charge
OF by the government ana the fish sent to the public
markets. and sold 1t stated pr.ceA
DETAILS or TILE CAPTURE o. LIZ poURSET Ky THE
PRUsSIANS
correspondents at Versailles, writing under
date Of tne sd INST, says the Prussian attack lie
Bourget The 30th ult. was made by the
second division OF the Guards under General Won
Budritxn, 5000 strong. Tao French. who oc.
eupied every house. wall and other defensive
spot IN the villages helu the Prussans at bay for
several hours shooting their officers 10 the number
Of thirty. Among those killed were Count Won Wal
6ersee OF the Augusta regiment, Colonel
zaluskowsk, OF the Elizabeth regiment Count
Won Keller and 400 men of the Guards.
The enemy was on the point OF Civ
ing way before the severe lire OF the
Frercn, when Budrtzki. grasping the stand
ard OF the regiment led the charge. which
resulted in driving the French back on ST. Denis
The new French works between the old forts begin
TO appear very formidable. Large numbers Of men
are working daily TO complete them.
GENERAL MATTERS.
Forty thousand francs have been appropriated for
continuance of the balloon mail service.
The government has received dispatches regu-
hrly from Tonrs by carrier pigeons taken ont In
each balloon.
Inter from Puris-7rhe Government Magnani-
NOUS, bur Rioters 30 be puaishcd-Klesnit of
tfse Recent Elecfion--The Municipal Eiec-
tiou-Thrae Armies in Paris.
Tours, Nov. I, 1870
Dates from Paris to yesterday are at hand.
GOVERNMENT aAGsANIaGUs, But RIOTERS TO BE
PuSIsHED.
The journal Occiel announces that the members
of the government were inclined to overlook The
violence to which they had been recently subjected
by the rioters, but felt convinced they had right
were stll uttered.
The Journal adds that there were further disorders
on the day following the riots. Measures have been
ksken TO bring ali The guilty parties toJuslce.
THE ELECTION RETURNS.
The returns from all the prccints Of the city have
been received. They show the following result
Yeas, 557,996; nays, 1858.
MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.
The municipal elections had resulted in the choice
OF republican Mayors In nearly all the arrondisse-
ments Four advocates OF election by communes
we're also elected.
THREE ARMIES FORMING IN PARIS.
The Journal 0gcieL announces the formation of
three armies Paris. At the latest advices perfect
order existed there.
The New York herald., 1870-11-08

master D-vessei 70
schr orraloo, Gale Five Rivers 8, for 1o vor v,,
spiles, 10 snow Richardson W" iorA' WIN
schr Ahno, Gates Machias FOR New yorN ,h ,nnar a.
atmpson Clapp. swim iumper, 10
schr seraph, Bishop, warehaln for NJ ~,
Schr Queen. Chase. Fan RIVER Tor - wn; W,
Schr X Ponder, Brown, Fall Rive rcw iore.
Schr Ann Saer, Baker Provir :. aos WV n"tA.
Schr George, Parker, Newport .nSe VI ~" iof~-
Schr Cerro Gofdo. Pierson No 80, s w n
schr " T. Pratt Pratt Fortlar "A =, a. a. ra" ynrr
h Scnr sias Wright Brown fortland e. ior New York
schr Lanra Jones eof Portland, Ct, for New fork
wells for New YORK " <oodbridsc, uew Coxzens, Cron-
SoUND EAST
@ ps f hlyuo S Snr, ~ Ane New York for Seville Spain
ecbrr q paiersr an, New York for s. Johns, X.
Schr A II M.rs Wicsson, Philadelphia for Fall River.
Schr Jfssr NJ a, Weeks Philadelphia for Boston.
sehr Iucv a. AZ, Higgins, Philadelphia for Provdsnce
Schr James lnrch, Adams. Philadelphia for Boston.
schr EmT .Aaridge, fhnney Phade pha for Boston.
scnr ~ Bacon. Bearse, Phlladelphia for Boston.
Schr 7, McGee, King Phladc pha Tor Quincy Point.
schr .eph Porter, Miller, Phla epha for Pawiucget.
Sch 4 Alderdce, Willis, Philade pha for Boston.
Sc = bI,uia Bndett Hicks Woodbridge for Boston.
3 Ss Ls barnes, Coleman Amboy for Boston,
hr LLorneia Cheseoro, lszabelhp1r for Provdelce
Ssir Si pelaware Snow, Ellxabethpo for rhomasoa
sch perinuion Dics serson, Ezabethport for Norwich
h ar hemsen Abbey ElIzabo.hport for Bridgeport
Sonr Sn Loon hougson, Elizabehpot for New Haven.
ntirh, feserman, lsliz behport for Whftesone.
Schr sh n1aiooiL 1oL Cammctt, Albany for Prosidence.
Sohr !. nHniana Lynch, Albany for Roslyn.
Snhr lover, iiobrook, tlatbu3h ror New Bedford.
schr N Wossy y saMyep, sawyer. konIout for Boston.
WaIeham ~" ~ ' Se' '7a'o'' ~
The New York herald., 1870-11-08
EUR ROPEAN MARKETS.

IoNnoN MONEY MAEKET.--I,oSDoN, Nov. $50 r. NJ
GonHok closed AZ 93s for both money account
American srcures qniet steady. United saies I've
iweny bonds l56s sa6 DO 1865, OLD, 81 4 1857 9Oa
leni9rtes, o,}s Stocks steady. Erie Railway shares
Illinois Cenirais, ilsI; Atlantic and Great Western 2et "
fkaSRFoRr boURsF.-FEAEKroRr Nov. 7-Ijnited
states uyc&wenty bonds ot 1859 Quoted nj g5s{
, L,yEaPooL COTTON MARKET -LivrRroot, Nov "a 80
- h.--the cotton market closed Mido,iun uD,a, 8.
ssdi mddrs Orleans asSd The sales OF Tie day have no
ieO bales o which 00j taken FOR speculation ana
skpor ac cotton receipts NJ Liverpool forwarded 10 he
have been if3 00u not 5000 oaics
IivERrOcL hREAnsTiFrs Il bcy
I-+.oo r Mwheai, 90. 6d. a I'd per certa Tor ne "
milwaukee and !3s los Id FOR red winter Corn 2os per
luerer For aew. ~ 80 70
LNEhpo0L PROVISIONS MARKrT. LlvFRPoor, Nov.
r. Beef .0.s. Sd per tierce OF 3a pounus for ezra
n.ims - ~
ldNpRpooL PRODUCE MAnEET.-LIvEapool. Nov T.
Re1oe1 petroleum, ls 6}sd gallon.
LonIsoS PRODUCE HARKEr.-LoNDov, Nov T-Refnpd
petroleum Is Co. L. 6lsd gallon Linfee Oh easier AT
l2g iss. per ton Whale oil e,ser.
PETROLEUM MAgKET.--ANTwERP, Nov. Petrol nm.
bOjSL for alandard white
The New York herald., 1870-11-08
isMY INTELLIGENCE.

Tue board or officers now in session In st. Louis
No. for the revision Of tactics, assembled by orders
from the War Department in August 1862 s dis
solved by oroers Just Issued anG the following OIL
cers comprising /, will join their proper stations:-
Major General j. NJ. Schoheld Lieutenant Colonel ].
II. Polter, Fourth infantry; FIRST Lieutenant H. ii.
c. Duuwoody, Fourth artillery; Second Lieutenant
4. ]. Marsh Seventh cavalry; Lieutenant Colonel
Wesley Merritt, Ninth cavalry; Majors James Van
NorsI, Eighteenth infantry, ana John Hamilton.
First artillery.
Major Samuel Ross ana First Lieutenant George
Atcheson unassigned, have been ordered before the
Retiring Board tcr examination.
The New York herald., 1870-11-08

captured seven German VESSELS since The sth OF
October.
Tho Paris Lfoer,e asserts that Count Bismarck
proposes a restoration OF the Pope's temporal
power.
There are now twenty two hundred guns in posi-.
tion on the various fortidcations OF Paris.
Large quantities or provisions SIN leave Liverpool
for the various ports of France.
The troops IN Paris have been divided Into three
arInies one OF which called the Cardc Sedentaire.
Carrier Pigeon NInils-Encrxy Of the Authori-
ties--Army Discipline Impro oving-Saccerses
of Erancs-T s-Tircurs-Fighfing near Bcsnncon-
Retaiistion--Ihe Population Uprising.
TOURS, Nov. T. 1870.
The Postal Department is organizing a regular
service by carrier pigeons between Tours ana Paris.
ENERGY OF TIRE ToURs AUTHORITIES.
The government In this city Is acting energetl-
caliy A universal uprising is expected 10 take
place. AZ 1t now seems to bc the general impression
that Prussia has only sought to gain time by SEEM
ing 10 admit the possibility OF an armistcc IN order
that the troops lately investing Metz could come ior-
ward 10 PaIs without danger.
ARMY DISCIPLINE IMPROVING.
The severe measures adopted by the government
To epsue discipline among the troops have had the
best results according TO Official reports from all
quarters.
SUCCESSES OF THE FRAHCs-TIREURs.
Dispatches received from Dole, Beune, Nogent le
Rorrou, Chateaudun and Bray give the particulars
Of marked successes by the Francs-tlrenrs.
riGHTIS0 NEAR BEsANcoN.
Tne village OF Anxon, near Besanfon, has been
taken twice by the Prussans anu recaptured each
lime by the French.
NO QUARTER.
As tie prnsoians have shot numerous peasants the
papal Xouayes are giving no quarter.
AN UPRISING.
Accounts from various parts Of France announce
that the entire population is rising 10 expel the In
Yaders.
The New York herald., 1870-11-08
Tnt 1nnEa 1f ElES.

At the first regular annual election OF the Benevo.
len Protective order OF Eiks,' held at their lodge
rooms, Masonic Halt, Thirteenth street. on Sunday
evening last the following named officers were de.
clared duly eieclea:-E. r., George j. Green: r, L.
h., Louis Neyers; Il. L. X, Claude Goldie; Grand
Lecturer, Cool White; Grand Treasurer Charles T.
Nhlte; hfand Secretary, A. H. Mulligan; r. II. r.
George J. Green Judiciary Committee, thomas g.
Blggs, William kort!, joseph G. Hinckney: First
President, Tony Pastor; Second President Hugh p
ONei Third President, $. X. Spencer: CORRESPONDS
ing Secretary r. g. Browne; Assistant Secretary A.
~ @'liiigan; Tyler, 6. u. Daiton inside Guard
Ghartcs barrow.
The New York herald., 1870-11-08

schr Hawkins. Wyatt, Charleston -Evans, Pall Go.
Sehr Ridsewood, Derrckson, Georgetown, so--E u hur
but h Co. -
schr Florence Lockwood, St john Wilmington. NC
Thomas, Holmes A. Co.
schr Meyers. Elwood Richnond-yan Brunt
Slagbt.
schr BENJAMIN Reeves Brown, Horsolk-C Staples &
Co.
schr Star, Croweu, Baltimore-H W Jackson Co.
Schr Lucy Jones, Muncy, Batinore--W Chalmers
schr Amelia Augusta, Mot, New Haven-Rackett &
Bro.
Schr O G Ackcn, Mend, Stamford.
sclr Emily. Morrei Stamford.
Sloop Harvest Corwln, Prov dcnce.
Steamer Y w Brine, Foster, Baltimore.
Steamer Beverly, Brewer Philadelphia.
Steamer Anthracite, Green, Philade.phia-
The New York herald., 1870-11-08
COUNCIL OF THE SOUTHERN CHURCH.

LANCASTER, Ohio, Nov. T. 1870
At the meeting OF the General Council OF The Lu.
iheran Church on Saturday, Rev. J. Fry submitted
a report on foreign missions. The Council are sup
porting three missions In india and are about estab-
islilng one in Alaska
Tie thesis on the subject OF justification by faith
prepared bv KEY. Dr. Krauth, were discussed Friday
ana saturday and laid over until the next session OF
the Council.
Most o. the pulpts 10 this place were occupied
yesterday by members OF the Council. Drs. Sess
anu nrauth preached sermons III st. Peters
Church.
Tie council has been chiefly occupied today in
Tue discussion OF Tho report OF the committee upoa
certain doctrines propoInded by the Minnesota
synod.
The New York herald., 1870-11-08
IeLEGEkpHlC NEWS lIiMs.

y y expected that unusually large vote win be poilea in
Boston 10 day. ' "
The steamship Ere bu, for the Boston and Iiverpool
me ht which has not yet made d voyage, win proceed
shortly 10 New YORK to load Tor Europe.
The loss by the burning OF the Boston Lend Works an
Saturday nieh. exceeds $4,000 -
George T. Badger OF Boston, recovering from typhoid te
yer oec ne suddenly insane yesterday mornng shot
himself, dying instantly.
John mpbes w0olien mill aanayun near Phiadel-
pba, was burned sunday night. Loss, sS9ol0.
Three buildings on Congress- street Portsmouth
H., occupied as stores and olces burned sunday
morning. Lose. x2 900
The New York herald., 1870-11-08
HAVANA WEEKLY MARKET.
HAVANA No~ e. lgvO

HAVANA, Nov. g. 1870.
suetrSos 10 10 - Dutch standard urin "a 9s,
arrob-, Nod IL 10 81 Irm az l0k l26 There
vii grinding before December, the looks well.
Nos 10 ~ uoasses 1rn. Exported during the
Havana and Mnanzas $500 boIes, of which ZOO
the pied States. Stock In warehouses Hyana and
Matapzas 8fr1 boxes Bacon dun at 2lc 20. oil
quiet et "a reals. Flour steady at Si2 80 slS Hams
steady c e5c Tor American ted and 2gc. 3c for
do sugar cursd Lard firm Ut 22ltc. In kegr. Lumber
sesdy Waite pine, S33 per pitch pine SaS NJ. Pota
quiet 80 50 ralow quiet at i2sc Shocks steady
boz II 1. hosrheaa, ~ 70 $ Hoops Sas tor ong
aDd sS far shet 10 fr,ie1tg enJ and nomlHal
The New York herald., 1870-11-08
MAILS FOR Europe.

The steamship Idaho Will leave this por; on
Wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close at the Post once
al Twelve O'Clock noon.
The New YORK REHABILITATION for Europe
win be ready at ten O'Clock In the morning
Single copies, In wrappers FOR mailing, SIX cents
The New York herald., 1870-11-08

The fair IN aid OF the building Of the new church
n Twelfth street came to q very successful close
ilast evening" when the prizes were distributed amid
the most pieasurable excitement. The congrega-
tioa throughout responded in the most liberal
ner, manlfeStlng their esteem for the pastor the
Rev. Father Preston, and substantially forwarding
the religious object in view. The fair, which was
commenced in the Academy Of Music on October "a
was great financial success, realizing over twenty
thousand dollars
The New York herald., 1870-11-08

TIE FLAG OF UNITED EURoPE.-rhe nag or the
United States OF Europe has already been designed,
and floats from shop window in the late Rue du
DIX DIcembre, Tor q week Rue du QuarLre Septem-
bre, and to-day Rue MacMahon. Paris The nag mas
on plain red ground blue corner, with as many
stars as there are nationalities on the European
Continent,
The New York herald., 1870-11-08
SKIPPING NE w $.

Almanac for Ncyy yorl--This Day.
Sun rises. ..... 6 81 doom sets. morn t6
Sun sets. -. 80 High water morn Z 33
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF NOVEMBER
The New York herald., 1870-11-08
SAILED.


Steamships Malta. Liverpool; Rapidan, Havana.
Wind at sunset, N.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-04-20

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-04-20

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-04-20

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-04-20

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-04-20
THE PIONEER BoYp

a shTknEsTING account Of ABRAHAm
gnsgs and for sale at al the Beck sser.- !. q q
VISA az. JUDI.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-04-20

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-04-20

DEER-Dsssiea 4 Soa1odeEis Best
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-04-20

WNE-Gsozns Gsrs2a Rhins-
49, $1,000. L<isszzz5.a- s1s-- 4
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-04-20

SPARKLN6 HooK ssd Csap@gne.
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-04-20

CPLKITS- SSpeis< Pet Ens
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