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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-19

THERE has come a sudden check upon
the hitherto triumphal march Of the ad-
vancin, and am sWashburne family.
The God of Israel seems to have with
held his approving smile from the
Youngest brother Three Of the Renowned
family have contriv~d to get themselves
iuto high political places; but than this
the force of the Washburnes can no fur
Their 90. Israel, the eldest, duly gradu-
atrd from Congress Ms is the Washbur-
MAN fashion. now enjoys the pension Oh
q successful office seeker AS the collector
of the Port of Portland il his native
State Of Maine; Eiihu, as the wide world
knows. is the hard headed and ungruce-
full but careful and courageous represen-
tativs Of Uncle Sam at the-the what
shall we Call it?-tt the temporary head
of the French Rtpub-.- French govern
meut, We mean: Calwallader C., the
next brother, is pretty strongly enscon-
ced in the Gubernatoiial chair OF Wis
cousin; und Charles-we like to have
forgot Charles-where is he? He Is the
one who once. q long time gone by. won
some funny laurels in lighting " duel
near San Francisco Sith Frank WASH
inyton, (now gathered to his fathers, }
aud subsequently got more of notofiety
than fame rs our Munster to Paraguay.
Well, all this gossip IL, as We have
chosen to make it, IL condition precedent
to reporting the fact, told by the tele-
graph. that at the Republican State Con
vention, held at st. Paul On Thursday
Mr.. William d. Washburne. the young
est of the family, a railroad man,
speculator and keen sharp fellow,
able to scull his own Our, brother or IA,
brother. William, he was defeated fol
the Gubernatoriai nomination by on.
Cushman K. Davis, whoever he IL. II
is almost too bad, this is; for William
has been training for the nomination fol
q GOOD long while. Now won't thai
melliauous and gay-sputtering M'leslan
Donnelly. jump up and crack his heels
together? Won't he just spit on hi
agricultural palms, take = new gnp VI
the middle Of his shillela and whoop d
vhoop Of Celtic delight? Won't he strut
Galore. acushla. mavourneen? It will be
- good - . circus; and St. Ignatius,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-19
LATEST TELEGRAMS.

New York. July lS.-The correspond
ent uf the Word, under date vi Berlin,
June 29th, makes pubic II most remark
aOle conversation with Prince bls'naick,
III which the Prince, after giving ex-
preston to his WEAKNESS of spirits, Is
made to Ray The truth Is there are
not halt II dozen :nen III Germany Oh
our side. l mean who clearly compr--
hend the real meaning OF the conflict III
whlcn We are Engaged, and III which,
Notwithstanding our success thus far, l
now leieve We shall BE- beaten. The
Empervr does not understand ii. Ii he
did he would change sides III Il moment.
The Crown Prince perhaps does. but he
Will put himself on the other side, II III
deed, he Is not already there. the tighs
Is the Empire against the Church. 1t Is
a fight Of the State, Umpire, Monarchy
or Republic against God, and Ill this
night the State will get the worst OF II
unless 1t succeeds III destroying the idea
vi God and placing itself i'll HIS place.
Men ray they must have something TO
worship. Well, then, let them worship
the state let it be all III all. Let II
TAX, the place of the family rs we'll as OF
Deity let it he the Deity. In two
xeneratlons, if we had the neld wholly
to ourselves, We could so obliterate the
idea OF God and OF imaginary rights be-
slowed On man by him as their Creator,
that the Substitution Of the State III Hls
place would tie effected, and the State,
as in Pagan Rome, be all III all. !"
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-19

Mr.. Rogers, of Winchester Street.
thou hit be would surprise his wife and
few of her fri. nos With AN ice cream
treat, Saturday evening, as the weather
was dreadfully hot. So he went INTO the
conf. ctionery, and ordered n quart, aid
had il put up i'll several thlcknessts OF
paper, sugar loaf style. The confec-
tIuner told him to carry 1t, and MIR. hog
ers cripped it and hastened toward home
About three blocks from the house he
met a n~ighbor going home on the
same mission. and both stopped to
remark ON the coincidence. Then they
fell to talking at ont ''B.tssy and l are
Out" aid trying TO compromise on the
authorship. but didn't n1ake much head
way. Rogers. who was personal
Trend OF Miss Emerson, claimed that she
did not write the poem, and tri-d to
throw the odium of The authorship upon
Carleton. The neighbor Was indignant
at this, as be favored Carleton, and made
the rather strong assertion that Miss T.
was hone to good to write 1t. Here hog
ers lost his temper. and tn" nelShoor
missed his, and both OF them We're laying
themselves ont for one Of the grabdest
intellectual tussels ever seen IN that
ward, when sudden and severe chill
along his left leg started Rosets into il
recollection of his errand. and looking
.u"A ..4u.pr, -.Ae-.. "a -uA Iniei-
,ou WA. shocked b-yund desci Ipt.ou u
ee !, pair of doeskin pants bllShted !
he bud, and to lind that the entire con
-uts of he paper package, with tn
RECEPTION Of II tIltie caught i'll one shot-
nad noiselessly disappeared. .Godtoi,
lltusr' said Mr.. Rogers. and lnlme-
lately started tor home. The n-ighbo
vas appropriately panied hy the acei
lent, out w;,s of the private "pinl"l
hat it was sort of judsm Mt from
heaven on Rogers, but whether 1'r stop
ping to talk WHEN carrying Ice cream, y
or his literary views, he could not tell
When be got home he told his wife about
| It. aud sat d VIII t" pull oil his boot.
| hen be bounded up and shot one hanu
| behind him. and howled; and shot th'
| ,ther hand back there and howled again
| Then he Jumped around and tore away al
ais coat which was !, new dress pattern
| and hurled III remarks about Ieh9 loI
| and business. and all the while thai
coat wvpt great tears of vanllla, and
| dropped them ON the furniture and wall
paper, and buiied them III the carpet,
| and dashed them against the blanch-,,
cheeks of the ,stolished wife. 1t was
some fifteen minutes before she found
| ont in hi, Zeal fol Carleton he had uncon-
sciously janmed has package OF clean
| INTO QUE uf his coat tail pockets. Hue
next morning he hunted up Rogers ana
| with him the express charge on Il pack
age Of clothing to the Howard Mission.-
| Dantury Ne1s.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-19

VIENNA Is in IL hard streak OF luck.
Her Great Fair is not success exVep,
AL the way Of exhibiting Low sLapei
than a Sci pent's tooth 1t Is to have to
deal with pack Of wranslinS Yankees
with un appetite for small, porter-house
plunderiuSs. When the FAIR WAS about
to open then all was smiles and promise
of a glorious success. Then it began to
rain; and the t.mpests ragged as they
never ragged in all Austria before, and
the windows Of tine great glass s1posl-
lion building were stove in and every
thing and everybody was bedragsled and
half drowned. Then some Que OF the
factions Of the Viennese Bourss got n
corner ON a bubble which had been blown
up to bursting proportions by another
faction, anil the frAil, United thing was
burst and = direful panic easued and
threatened to swamp all hands. Then
came delays of ships and deterrins stor-
les, true and untrue; and now comes the
cholera to pile the Pslion of panic upon
the Ossa Of accumulated misfortunes.
The Great Exposition seems to have
been born to bad luck.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-19

Coop QUEEN VICTORIA voice Is heard
calmly and prsyerfully connecting the
doing of those things which shall pro
mote peace and good will amongst the
peoples Of the earth. The stuff and
suited manner of her expressing herself
is nothins-it is a mere state form for
Majesty to speak, condescendinsly. of
my faithful commons" and of being
"sraciously pleased" &C., &c. The
spirit of the thing 1.-THE thing given here
folIowins.) is that of the present en-
ishtened government Of the powerful
Empire of Great Britain. 1t is the un-
DERIVING spirit of the age to have re-
gardful estimate of the Peaceabls arbi-
tration as contradistinguished from the
arbitrament Of mortal combat. Are We
come upon the edge of new era when.
the art of war having been perfected.
there shall be no more of the submitting
Of international disputes to the disas-
trous determinations Of breech-lvading
musksts and rided cannOns? The
searching. fair. psssionlsss spirit of this
philosophical age carries with il q La
mentabls lack of logical force If the
Right be not given in domination over
mere physical powers-as is contem-
plated in the tone of her majestys mes
ss.ye to the House of Commons, A. die
tated by her wise right hand man.
William Gladstone, and AS herewith re-
produced:
LONDON, July lin the House Of
Commons this evening the Right Hou-
orabie Lord Ohio Fitzgerald, member
TOR Kildare county, produced and had
r~ad the Queens reply to the address of
the Commons Oh the subject Of lnterna-
tiunai arDltration, as follows: Il have
received the address of my faithful Com
mons praying that would be graciOusiy
pleased To instruct my secretary to enter
into communication with foreign powers
with u view to further improve interns-
tionAl law and establish y general and
permanent system of arbitration. l am
sensible Of the force Of the philanthrop-
ic motives debating that address.
have ut all times desired to extend the
practice Of closing international contro.
Versles by their submission to impartial
tr..nds, aud to encourage the establish
Menl vi ruies Intenue., iuf e4u,i a. e
tits to ALL l shall continue ~ pursue i
similar course with due regard to tim
aud opportunity whenever 1t Is likely It
b-. attended with advantage" Th,
House received the documents witt
party cheers.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-19

w1rH a grand flourish Of trumpets.
much sdjuration Of the God Of Battle,
and very pleasing lnelo-drsmatic dis
play, Don Carlos, Ill whose nAme all the
recent disturbances have been promoted
in Spain, has once more set his fost
upon what Mr.. NicAwber would be
pleased to term his native heath" The
coming of this royal Don within the
lines of Spain, though characterized by
much of theatrical iurors aud stage pos
turing, still carries with 1t notion VI
viyor and earnest, direct, clearly-con-
ceived action such AS seems to be wholly
wanting on the part Of the self-ehosen
authorities at Madrid. Moreover. there
seems to be some very material aid he
hind this Carlist movement-as if his
Donship were well warranted in his ef-
forts to turn the tide of political affairs
in Spain and place himself upon the
throne of his depo.ed but still ambitious
and plotting mother. OF the progress
of the Infant and his hackers tine tele-
,rapu gives u. tnese PARTICULARS, rs ioi-
lows:
BAYoNSE. July III Herald cabl.
special On Wednesday morning Doh
| carlos entered Spain amidst III ,escrib-
able enthusias,u. Starting frou' Pat
| md Bayonne he reached UsterltZ ii.
J A. n. On horseback. accompanied b,
| the French LegItimi>ts, one ChrlIs.
| IF: eel and four correspondents. and lett
immediately tor the Spanish frontier.
The party wore no arms OF uniforms, ali
u,.,n.. in citiZeuS' clothes and carIylur
foreign PASSPORTS, but not IL single gems
| t'urme was met by them. A halt was
| made ut Il small iuu Oh the Spanish side
IF the line near the foot OF the Pena
Plata, where the M.uquis OF Valid 'splnes
and General Ll,slrlSa were with all
escort. All kissed the hands OF tbs
King. Here Don Carlos donued "a bril-
llaul uniform, and the party proceed, q
10 Yus,rranurdy (D, where several
thousand Carllst Troops We're encamped.
A Te UeU,n was chanted III the church.
and after the religious ceremony nearly
| every soldier Kissed the Hugs hthu.
All the htpuollcaA PiASoneiS "eie
| leased, the c.,nnons OF the tort Ared and
he day gwen to universal hliartS'
There we're AGO troops here, but the
| main force is under Eliu. on the coast vi
bi,cay, to cover the landing Of the car
,oes Of arms and ammunition IRON
English ships. A proclamation has just
oeen ISSUED 10y Don Carlos t" the troops
aud he says he will now fight with them
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-19

II Is the majority of the county COM
m,tt... of the Uuwashed Of San francisco
who have it all their own way, bedad.
They have squelched the miserable
sque4liugs Of the wTetched minority anu
PASSED u resolution resolving that the
CO nmittes be constituted Board of
Electors with power to select the sixty
nine bould delegates to the county NOM
mating convention. On Monday night
the said committeeman will come to-
g-ther prepared to name their men; and
of course there won't be any caucusslng
and stuffing and SIGH like, beforehand!
Oh no! It's the man with the stud-hoss
breast pin that wud do that!
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-19

he patron saint of Minnesotian husban-
dry will, it is feared, abandon the politl-
cal Denny brook Fair and return, ike
C,uclnnatus, to th.. piow.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-19

THERE .reseventy- nins orphans in the
Good Templsrs' Asylum at Vallejo.
They are to have the diversion OF Sun
day school.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-19

TIE STAGE which runs from Corinne.
Utah, to Helena, Montana, was attacked
by concealed villains in Port Nenf Can
Won and the driver, Chas. Phelps. was
80 badly wounded by q gun shot from
the attacking party that he soon died.
The passengers got on all right after
this mysterious shooting and were not
afterwards molested.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-19

Carson street, next door to the County Buildings,
CARSON CITY, NEVADA.
Private entrance for Ladies through the alley
in the rear Of Willis Drug Store.
Thanking the Ladies and Gentlemen Of Carson
and N."luity for their liberal patronage here O.
fore BET, Jwed upon NE, now respectfully in
vite a Continuance of the same, no pains or
expense will b spared TO make this the neatest
and most conn, rtx BILE establishment in the State
OF Nevada. Give me 4 call.
sItf JACOB MULLER.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-03-28

NOMINATIONS By THE GovERNoR.-Wed-
nesday Gov. Perham made the following NOM
nations:
State-Joseph H. Williams, Augusta, visi-
Tor to Maine General Hospital, augusta.
Noah Barker, Corinth, Commits Iioner on
claims of settlers in Madawaska.
Justices of the Peace and QuorumsIpahHlei
NJ Cook, Poland; John Turner ana " ",
Otis, Leeds; w. V. Tainter. Gar,19asg' ~
Libby, Weld; Asa Gle, Readneidi q. so r "a
Halves. Hallowell; Jas. r. NILS, sas S.a1,
lanes Tibbetts, Boothbay; u. I. oto"91l'
Canton. ID. W. Wright Sumner; A. w.
paine Bangor; Joseph Chase, Newport; Benz.
amd Plvmouth Obed Town, Dover; E. ID.
Monoun. Bath; Hugh F. Porter, Pembroke;
= p. Berry, Biddeford; Isaac ID. Phillips,
Kittery; E. b. Smith, Geo. E. Grant, Saco.
Trial Justices-John w. Greeley, West Wat
eryille; Zenas Cook, Friendship; Ezra Richard
SON. Skcwhegan; j. o. II. Durham, Danforth
Enoch E. Bailey, Burnham
Coroners-Nathaniel W. Adams; James M
Burbank, Saco.
Dedimus Justice-G. B. Kenaiston. Booth.
bay
Notary Public-A. D. knight. Hallowe1I
Albert Warwick Portland Harbor Commission.
er; L. NJ. Walker, Bangor, Moose Warden: t.
w. Goldthwait, Saoo, Pilot for port Of Saco..
Commissioners of Deeds-Henry Reed, Phila.
delphla; George w. Brown, Andrew w. Kent
LucluS w, Howe, New York
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-03-28

On being informed that she could legally ten
der only three coppers at time, she paced the
corridor until she had made thirty-three tenders
.one then thumbed her nose and wiggled her
fingers at the postoffice clerk and left him with
another customer.
A young man who he'd recently Joined the
police force of Liverpool was found living in
the streets insensible, and his superior off,
GERS taking it for granted that insensibility was
caused by intoxication, plac ID him in cell.
The following day he was removed to the In
Urinary, and died two hours after admission
Inc deceased was the youngest son of an Irish
gentleman, and joined the force "to see life,"
and entirely against the wish of his friends
and relatives
In an article entitled "Save us from our
Friends" the Charleston Is. c. News COM
plains of the great injustice which has been
done the Southern States by thecorrespondents
of Northern Democratic papers, who have
sought to make political capital for their party
by false or exaggerated stories respecting Re-
publican management in that section since the
war. 1t says that in spite Of their hard ex-
perience, ''the people have more hard cash in
their pockets than at any other time since the
war ended. 1t is rather hard then, to find
South Carolina spoken of as doomed State,
and Charleston as a deserted city,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-03-28
TT Is LIKE

@ LUB B IN q A M A N
AFTER HE rs DOWN
TO use powerful Cafhartics to cure
COSTHVENESS AM DYSPEPSIA,
the diseased organs are sensitive
and tender-treat them tendersy.-
Do not use them roughly. A Medic
cine Like
LORING'S
Vegetable Specific :!
which is entirely free from amy
Cathartic property whatever-that
tones, cOrrects and strengthens the
weakened parts-is the true RENEE
dy-reaSOn teaches this and expe-
rience confirms it. Price 81. LOR-
ING, Druggist, Proprietor. Trade
supplied by GEO. C. GOODWIN &
CO., Boston; w. f. PHILLIPS &
Co., j. w. PERKINS & Co.. WHIP
PIE BROS, Portland. @
uar1osp1w .aH1 ~ rlfl..-.. -sal1 0 e.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-03-28
W.. 4sA. 0A
KITTERY, March 26th,

FRAUD ON THE REvENUE.-We understand
that few days since information was received
by the Deputy Collector ON the Canada borders
that certain man had brought over the river
quantity of dry goods, and that he had put
them into bed in his house, in the front
chamber. Acting ON the information the officer
went to the house and informed the man that
he understood he had been smuggling, which
the man stoutly denied The officer Ia very
mild-spoken and polite MANI told him it was of
no use to deny it, as he had positive informa-
ton that he had, and that they were teposited
in bed in his froEt chamber The man found
that he was caught, and owned up thus: he acas
over to Calais the day before and aoas married
and brought his wite ouer, and that they occu-
he had been sold, made his apologies and a
hasty retreat. The boys In the neigllborhood
understood what was going on, and had gath
cred in front of the house, and when the officer
made his appearance greeted him with shout
which was a caution to all custom house
oficerS-CulQiS ADVERTISER s-s-..s. T.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-03-28
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED
sCHENCK's PULMONIC SYRUP,
sCHENCK's SEAWEED TONIC,
sCHENCK,s MANDRAAE PILLS,

Are the only medicines that will cure Pulmonary
consumption. - M --.,s -, Is
Sometimes medicines that will stop cough Will Of
ten occasion the death of the patient 1t locks up the
liver stops the circulation of the blood
follows, and in fact, coggng the action Of the very
organs that caused the cough.
Liver complaint and dyspepsia are the causes OF
two-thilds of the cases of consumption. Many are
now complaining with dull pain in the side the bow
els sometimes costve and sometimes to loose tongue
coated, pain in the shoulder blade feeling sometimes
very restless, and at other times drowsy; the food
that is AIKEN lies heavily on the stomach accompan-
ed with acidity and beching of wind These symp-
toms usually originate disordercd condition of
the stomach or torpid liver. Persons SO affected if
they take one or two heavy Colds and if the cough in
these cases be suddenly stopped the lungs liver and
stomach clog, and remain torpid and inactive, and
before tne patient is of bis situation the lungs
inevitable result ""u ~'' -
Scnencss tulmonic Syrup is an expectorant which
to check a cough suddenly e
Schencks Seaweed tonic J,s ~ A., &c., ;xos
nonrishes the sy sace Of the sto ac dgests easily
ton Of the bio oystem and creat healthy circula-
shallow, and The When the els are costive skin
these med i;mairake Pills are required '''
cCHENcK e. SnN are prepared by DR.. + RI
Arch streets Phiaeipbiaea pe corner and
GEO. c. GOODWIN CO., IS Hano xeu s, tor sale by
ton, and John f. Henry, College place. New bos-
For sale by Druggists generally. septssneodtf' rk'
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-03-28

INDUSTRIAL STATIsTICs.-The Gardiner Jour
nal suggests that the following questions be
added to the circular of the State Statstician:
How many places in town where rum is
sold?
Are your officers truly loyal friends of the
Maine law or ''copperheads?"
How much are the taxes probably increased
by the sale of liquors in your vicinity?
Could the law be enforced, if the proper Off
GERS faithfully tried to enforce it? -
How many of your paupers were made SO d.
reetly or indirectly by intemperance?
How much of the crime in your community
is caused by intemperance?
Any other information of interest to the pub
lie, and bearing on the welfare of the commu-
nifty will be cheerfully received,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-03-28

A QUAKER MARRIAGE.-A New York de-
spatch of Wednesday says
Hon. Augustus Schel, late president of the
Tammany Society, was married yesterday in
this city to Miss Anna Fox, according to the
simple form of the society of friends, in which
the lady was educated. The attendance was
large and comprised many of the most distin.
guisned persons of the metropolis. The cere-
mony was very impressive There was nc
officiating minister. The contracting parties
pledged faIthfulness and affectonate love till
separated by death, Sin the presence of the
Lord and these people" The words "honor
and obey" were not used. Next came the read
ing of parchment giving the full names of
A S. and A. F., the birthplace and parentage,
the names of the two deceased parents on the
part of the groom and of the parents, the
father deceased and the mother living, on the
part of the bride Then came the signatures.
first of the husband, then of the bride, and last
OF the parents and nearest of kin. In full,
clear voice the record made was read by Horace
+. Clark, as the friend of the groom, as one
who twenty-five years since was groomsman
TO the groom of yesterday. The marriage
ceremony over the congratulations began from
troop of old friends Commodore Vanderbilt
and wife were among the first. Then followed
the relatives, Judges of the Court of Appeals
and of other courts. eminent LAWYERS and
many Others. Many worldly persons were
present in rich toilets The parlors were pro-
fnsely ornamented with flowers and a bountiful
COLLATION. was spread
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-03-28


THERE was never better illustration that
"the children of this world in their genera
ton are wiser than the children of light
than the fact that certain Augusta officials
h,ving no use for it and its presence being a
perpetual warning and reproof to them, have
sent to the PRESS editorial rooms copy of
the Billie. The great virtues, that the vol
Tune inculcates, are SO conspicuously iilustrat-
ed in the daily walk and conduct of this jour
nal that it might seem work of supereroga-
ton to send it here. But it has been so obvi-
ously Ineffective for good works at Augusta
that we must on the whole commend the
good taste and discretion of those officials in
sending it to place where it will be so much
more appreciated and better understood.