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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-05-28

l,ict Resolution rendering tn CoDgratulatlGn.
of the American people to the people Q
Spain go. zs'sss esfassssa q As -
Reovel by the Senate and Hous of Represent
aTcs of re United States of America in Congress as
,emb ed That in the name and behalf of TIKI
American people, the congratulations of Con
gress are hereby rendered to the people of Spain
upon their recent efforts to consolidate the prin
ciples of universal liberty in republican forn
of government sI
Thatthe President of the United States be
and hereby is requested to transmit this .resolu-
ton to the American minister at Madrid with
Instructions to present it 10 the Spanish govern
ment -rs
Approved, March 8, 1873
RESOLUTION OF GENERAL Ma
TURE-No. Al
a Resolution authorizing the President to, in
vite the international Statistical Congress to
hold its next sessionin the u hited States
Whereas the government of Belgium, Aus
tria, France, Great Britain, Prussia, Italy, Hol-
land and Russia have heretofore extended in
vitations to the international Statistical. Con-
gress to hold sessions of the congress at their
respective capitals, and eight different sessions
sof the said congress have been held in accord
ance with said official invitations to the adj
oyancenlent of the science of national and inter
national statistics in its various departments,
an dto the uniformity of coinage, weights and
measures, and commercial regulations and sta
tistical publications between the different ma
tions; and whereas the United States of Ameri-
ca are favorable to all measures for promoting
the advancement of statistical science, and to
all efforts for the social advancement and friend
~ intercourse of the people of all countries !;
and whereas, also, the President of the United
States, in his recent annual message to Con-
gross, has submitted to this Congress the con-
sideration of the proprety of extending an in
vitation to the International Statistical Con-
gress TO hold its next NINTH meeting in the
United States Therefore, ~
Resolved by the Senate and house of Repre-
sentatives of the United States of America in
Congress assembled, That the President be, and
he is hereby, authorized and requested to ten
der to the organization commission of tho last
session of the said congress, recently held at
Saint Petersburg a formal and cordialinyitation
to hold its next session in the United States of
America g @t@ kG
= Sec2 That ifthe said invitation shall be ac-
cepted by the said statistical congress, the Pres
ident shall be- and he is hereby, duly author
lied toappoint the usual organization commits
ton, and to take the other preliminary and
necessary measures for the meeting of the said
body and the holding Of its ninth session in this
country at such time as may be deemed expe-
dent by the said statistical congress
Approved, March 8, 1873.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-05-28

Io,nt Resolution rendering the congratulations
of the American people t., the people Of
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-08

Or FLYNN the poor fellow who
met his death while attempting the
portions and vain undertaking OF
affecting the release If his brother
tCharles Mortimer) from the Sacra
mento jill, the following has been
brought to light through letter
sent to Sheriff Br,te of Sacramento
comfy by john G. Smith, chief
Constable Of Lynn. Massachusetts :
William J. Flynn left Lynn four weeks
since. and no suspicion WAS entertained
of where he had gone till the Telegram
the tragedy WAS real at
Lynn. He WIS a quiet and peacenh!e
man. and was engaged i'll business here
as Il tailor. AMI was doing VI IL. H. has
an excellent war record. H enlisted III
1862 i'll Company E, Thirty-eiSht NJ 'ssas-
chu>e.ts Regiment. and WIS wounded
at Fort Hudsun; he WAS then transferred
to the Veteran Reserve Corps. AMI served
till tine close of the war. and WAS a Dem-
Der of General Lander Post, No. ),
Grand Army Of the Republic.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-08
LATEST TELEGRA:IS.

| Chief Justice Chase is reported by
la Washington dispatch to be lying
at the point of death.
There are enough white fools in
New bnlsh. New York. to create IA
talk of Withdrawing the white chill
dren from the public schools there
if the separate cnlorrd schools are
closed aud the pupils thereof are
sent to the general public .ch"ol~.
The Csrli>t army in Spain i, said
to number 5000 men. mos Of
whom are wei, armed
Elk Congressman Bingham Of Ohio
is talked of rs the probable success
sor of James l. Orr, mt the Russian
Court.
The old Taxpayers nopnrtr dodge.
is again sought to I've pla. ed Ivy the
San Francisco schrm-rs who nre
having the wires to ran Il municipal
election there
Laura D. Fair il thoncht tn b- GO
ing tn Cincinnati. What has Pork
opoii< done to deserve this?
Henry Ward Brerher will certain-
" visit San Francisco next month.
So Doctor Stone saws. and unlike
the henisfone branch of the family.
he tells the truth
The present prospect is that John
Devina. alias the Chicken. will he
hanged on Frid .y-to morrow II"
stay Of proceedings having been
granted.
Father Wilbur. an Oregon Indian
agent who has JUS: been the grand
rnn.d- amongst the Indians OF that
State and Washington Territory SAWS
h.. never saw them more peacrahlt-
and quiet.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-08

Or q person Who is q worthy can
did tie for q coat of pitch and pnlu
the Ner Endo rment says: 'S 'me
weeks ago We heard. from person
we never knew to he n false witness,
q story of man in this city who. il
it il true, ought not to he allowed to
live any where. 1t is to this effect: In
his former place If residence he WAS
on familiar terms with a cOurtesan
now residing here. At all events,
he il now living here. in idleness.
his wife exerting herself to provide
for the family, consisting Of the
father, herself and two or three
small children. His intimacy with
his old flame is kept mp. although
several persons in this city ale said
to lie aware of it.
His wife is kind to him, keeping
his wardrobe in neat repair. waiting
his meals for him. and very often
waiting bis return at late hous from
the arms of his mistress. She IL too
proud to complain to others, and
las never been heard to upbraid
him but she is grieving her life
away"
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-08

One of the most curious exllihi-
tions at Vienna Is that of the very
possible jnmble and tops, -tnrvy
that can he made t. follow upon the
admitted lnterme,liiing of interested. .
b..ckiiting. lying outsiders with the
duties of gentlemen who have been
entrusted with Il government cou-
mission. Some rare aud uSlv sp-ci-
mems of the American character will
he shown there ii the American
pillow, sewing maclIiue and clothes
wrinyer are not.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-08

IT takes General Crook TO scoop
mp the ApacheS. Following are
are some encouraging items from his
field Of operations:
Los ANGELES. MAY Ga letter from
IN army correspondent i'll Ariznn-. from
Camp Date Greek. February IS, says
D-lchay. one of the principal chiefs.
uad just arrived at Gimp Verdi and snr-
rendered with four hundr-d more WIZ
,iors. Over 1.i1O M,javes and Tonic
APP ,ches have surrendered at Camp
Verde. and probably no less than six
hundred surrendered ut other points.
In recent conversation General
Crook expressed himself t" the effect
that General Schoh-ld's firm course in
regard to his general ord'-r requiring In
dams on reservations TO he accounted for
daily, had most happy effects aud aided
him greatly in his campaign.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-08

WILL LEAvE.-Onr portlv. eood-look-
ing and esteemed friend. Jerry School
ing, State Treasurer. leaves on the Ham,
ilton stage this morning. H. will r. main
in the latter named place few days. and
then resume his journey to Eureka.
where another brief stay will BE- made:
after viii b. in all probability. he will
start dire. { for he Capital. Mr.. School,
ing has n ded m ny warm and sdmiring
friends to his n ny Of personal friends
during hi bri + visit to Phoebe. II
there il sn b q thing a. perfect man.
Jerry j. tn, in lividnal. in our opinion.
-Piochs Re, O. i, Ady4.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-08
Ghe Carson 9ailn appeal
CARSON CITY:
Taarsday Nay s. 1873.

IL ia a remarkable fact that the
Cre.lit Mnbilier investigations have
10 soon been followed by the death
and fatal prostration Of the only two
whose names we're officially smutch
ed thereby-B aud Ames. The
coincidence is what Is remarkable :
for Mr.. Brooks health had long been
feeble, and his death vas AL event
whose occurrence was soon to he ex
pected-but Oakes Ames was looked
on rs "a giant in physical health and
str. myth OF constitution AMI his
sudden paralysis. following SO iInme
diately upon the demise of Mr..
Brooks wonld seem to indicate that
the strain md oppressive sense com
ing from those long continued in
designations. coupled as they were
bv AL unintermittent stream Of pop
ular apprehension through the col
umns of the daily press were too
much even for the strong head
and vigorous nerves Of the great
iron f,ctor himself. The end is
tragirssl one and bears its own mo-
mentous lesson along with it.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-08

ST. PETERSBURG Is q leathly place
for American and other denizens
whose habits Of life have become ac
climatisei to TIE gentl-r Zones.
Hon. James L. Orr. our lately ap
pointed Minister there. has just died
OF pneumonia taken off sud
denly and unexpecte,ily. jn-t a.
Aus,n BdrlingIine WAS. n, dnubt
it il u hazardous experiment for Men
whuse lives have been passed in
temperate climates to brave the rig
orons Winter AMI Spring weather of
the Rus>i ,n capital. Orr AMI Bur
liuyame were born each in the same
y-ar-lS23. Mr.. Orr Was - native
Of CraytonviIle, South Carolina ;
~as educated in the university of
Virginia was several times elected
to Cnnyre~ 0; was 81 . ,ker of the 35th
C..nS resS Was 4 Commissioner {"
visit Washington on behalf Of hi-
native State in 1860; WAS elected
Governor of South C,rulinai in 1865;
walked down the Isle of the Aniy
johnson dumb show" cnnvenrinn
in 1867, arm in arm with Caleb
Gushing and last Winter WAS APP
pointed to the place he held when
death overlook him. Mr.. Orr ~as u
man Of large requirements. great
a1laptability to the affairs of public
STATION and singular purity of private
life. His death is public loss. es-
pecislly in view Of his influence for
COOL in his native section of the
Union.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-08

ARE1vEp.-Major G. E. Powell. chief
of the Colorad" explorin. party. arrived
in town YESTERDAY from Wnsh nGton. az
his way to join his forces at Kanab. from
where he will st,rt out to commence act
i've operations. The expedition under
M,jor H well have heretofore accom-
pii>h-d much in the way of acquiring
and imparting valuable information OF
the country. ani II" Off .er i'll tina:
branch of the service has shown greater
fl iency. nor giv-n better satisfaction.
.Neu Endowment, -Miy5.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-08

The OREooSI ms are raising vOlun-
tesrs to fight the Mod -'cs. Governor
Grover having issued . :all for 800
men. The indications arc that Cap
tain Jack and his warriors are still
In the stronghold whore they were
when Thom.s' command vas entrsp
ped and slaughtered.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-08

As proving that fashion like history
repeats itself. New England nawspa-
per quote the follow ng from Thorn ~
Green's New Englanl Almanac AMI
Gentlemen's and Lady's Diary for 1772 !;
=. Give Lois = bushel Of horsr hair and WOOL.
OF paste and pomatum pound.
Ten yards of gay ribbon to deck h, sweet skull,
And gauge to encompass il round"
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-08

SAMUEL HYATT. Esq. of Gold Hill
clme al the way to Cars III yesterday to
present rs with timely ii t Of fe.,th-
cred gam for which same wis a,,d
thoughtful generosity Samuel wi ;:c-
cept our very warm and hearty ackI . NJ
ed .ments.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-08

BULL l.UN RUSSELL has lately be.n
black hailed by the maj "rity IF the
Atllrnenm. a London Club. The
military men and East In.lian uffi
Gers voted against him. Impn.len-e
d es get rebnke,l. even in London.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-08

Some imperfect sewage planking On
the O-mshy House corner caused the
sprinkling cart To- break through there
Yesterday morning. No damag. done
that cannot be- repaired ut little expense.
and in short time.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-08

In the Raymond and Ely Hermes
case, Judge Fuller has granted the
plaintiff until next Monday to file n
statement preparing for a new trial.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-08

YANKEE ENrERPRIsE-An enter
pri,ing Bustoniin. nov in London
has offered to spare the Metropolitan
B.'ar.l of Works the trouble If phil
ing down Northumberland H"n--.
bv removing it bodily to any suit
able adjacent spot which the B..r.l
NAV select. The idea il SD novel -
y" Intensely American - that the
Bar,l will probably waste much
time in getting educated mp t. it.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-08

Mr.. NOUv:LLAs il doubtless one
of that valiant home guard who new
er leave home except in case of AN
invasi II, in which otherwise nnwAr
rsnted criticism Of u distinguished
Don we find excuse for INDUCING in
the following:
MADRID. N " 6.-Owing to d crease
Of C,rlIsts In the north General NJuvil-
las will accept the Ministry IF War aud
remain in Madrid.
The General wOnld figure we'll on
an Indian Peace Commission.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-08

HURRIcANE.- In the canyon between,
D v Valley and b IlIonville. abont half
past eleven O'clock yesterday. hurri-
cane swept down from the southwark
capsizing tents, FRUSTRATING railroad
workm-n. AMI sweeping everything be-
tore it Of less specific gravity than solid
rock. 1t came very sui ieuly AMI I'M
expectedly, the skies being calm and
clear few minutes before the occur
renre.-Pi@,he Record. Nay 4.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-08

A LARGE crop of Hoodums is growing
mp in this cify-noi>y. profunr yonng-
STEERS. sho delight to make night hide.
ous, now and then. with their nnseemly
registering. One of the natural results.
in great degree. We may judge. Of too
many children and not enough dread
Neu End ,icment
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-08
NEW TO-DAY.


LIST OF LETTERS
DEMAINING IN THE CARSON posi-
IL Office. Nay I. 1873:
Ladies List.
Lancsst. ?. Mr.. Rarh Minimizing. Miss Clar.
L. wis Mrs. Clsevi~ lisa
Gentlemen's Liat.
CLARK. A. W. Phi i,su>. Edward
Ciuvettr. H. T. Riotun. Thos II.
Dick. Rob, IT K-.de>. Abb
Darn. Il. W. ID. Steve,s n W.
tiardnrr. George Sml1,. g. orge
Johnson James X. st, warf. David
McK- vtf. Jsnrs Nitht,-. X, A.
Mcmahon, James
FRED. ID. TURNER p H.
" ANTED. The Un,ier.igned 10
" desirOus to get si1uati.n Yer hiInss If
and wife. H. will acc-p' ,Hything in the way
IF rauchinG and general lalrr.Is ". RI. His
wife can co..k and do x. ner In us work They
have n child two years I'D and have nat arrived
frum Iowa. An. in w>nt of help in Till
line will c"sf.r favor by applying nj the
DAILY APPEAL once.
myn-lw X. l.. NORTON.
r sidencrs. Scriptur.- 4 Friend have mad.
l,ndacspe photography y nptci,li'y md afr nov
prepared to take all sorts nstaral and arfir-
rial objects ut very -ras..isb'. prices and gum
sntte satisfarti" They also publish . large
aasOrtment Of steroecO' ic views Of scenery in
this atatc surh ~ the mills .l"ng the Carson.
n.As buildin&n. lakea mountains. ETC., jaat the
thing 10 aend 10 your friends in the Atlantic
at-ses. Call .nd examine th,ir pictures and
leave your ord, ~ Ut the old brick PHOTOGRAPH
Gallery On Second sfrst. Orps~ite the Ormaby
Hoasr. Or Il the stose Of John @. For. sp20
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-03-14
AnrrcIrs l,r rsconrol,ArvoN
The Astoria d. Albany Farmers s,essii,an,

Martin Lupcr, ]. II. Mcclure. =. y. Powell
Phiilp Low, a. ". Vernon. Il. h. FnnnIng. g. r..
ljurisnart. and q. H. Babcr, their associates
selves under aud by virtue OF tic PROVISIONS of
the Act OF the Legislative AsseinDIy 81 ths
Stat, of Oregon, entitled "An Act providing ior
Private interpretations, passed ana approved
October II, lSJ3." with the etifirndtnenbs tnsratb
SEcrios !. fhe name Of this corporation
shall be "fhe Albany Il Astoria Farmers Cont
SEE. 2. The capital stock OF this Incorpora.
tlon shall be Fifty Thousand Dollars.
SEc. .. Tho amount Of each share OF capital
stock shall be Twenty-Five Dollars,
SEQ. 4. The business for which this corporn-
tlon is formed shall be to construct. build,
equip and run steamboats,. bGrges, and NIL
kinds of water erafts. and the sauin 10 operate
upon the Wiilainetcs River. in tho s:ate 0f Or.
egon from its mouth to tho head thereof. and
40 TAR as the saie IN. may, or shall BE-. navigH-
bio together with Its tributnrios: and also the
Columbia River from III mouth To its hend. or
SO lar as the same IL. may. or shall be-. naviga-
bic. together with ita tributaries. in transport
ing upon said Willamette and Columbia rivers
nnd their tributaries, and upon the high seas,
up and down and upon the same. passengers.
freight. or other things. rs IL done By common
carriers. Also to build, own, and have
houses and all and any ltlnd or Kinds Of store.
houses, wharts. docks and boat landings. and
receive. store. and transport any and MI kinds
OF grnin produce or other things susceptible
Of storage and transportation. and To chnrge
therefor In any manner not contrary To law;
70 purchase. Take, acquire, ana hnid lands
moneys. or other property, real and personal.
ana To sell. encuinbrr. mortgage. or convey
th" same, or any part thereof 10 the usc OF the
corporation.
SIC. g. Tho termination Of the enterprise
and scnp" OF the business Of the corporation
Hhnll b" co-cat"nRive with th. Stnt" OF Oregon
and Its navigation or the streams In these nrii
cl"s mentioned shall be from the mouth of the
columbia River In said State 0f Oregon. to the
head thereof with it's tributaries. md from tho
mouth OF IN" Willamette River. In the Sints of
oregon tn the head thereof. together with It's
tributaries.
Skc. u. The principal place of busineAs and
Office of the corporation shall be at this city Of
Albany. In the County or Linn. State Of Oregon
In witness whereof we have hrreunto SGT our
hnnds and seals this ist day Of March. 4. d.
1871.
CLrnE. L. \. POWELL. PHILIP Low, -. W.
VERNON. Il. T.. TANNING. &. Il. BrHKmAHr, q.
III. BABEa.
GEO. Il. HELM. v,,.a-s..
y. II. HUMPHREY """'s'
Tho following named persons were appointed
To- open bopisg and receive snbacriptions: J. Il.
Mcclure. Philip Low. q. W. Vernon. i. y.
Powell and T.. r. Tanning.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-03-14
spermaforrhna.

DIR. Doherty has Just published an important
pamphlet embodying his own views and expe-
riences in relation to Impotence or Virility, be-
ing short treatise on Spermatorrhcea or Sern-
inal Weakness, Nervous and Physical Debility
consequent on this affection, and other disea-
ses of the Sexual Organs
This little work contains inforrnatioN os tho
utmost value to all, whether married or single,
and will be sent FREE by mail on receipt or
Address. W. X. DOHERTY. NJ. D..
v3n3Stf. SAN Francisco, Cal.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-03-14
To Correspondents.

Patients residing in any part OF the State,
however distant, who may desire The opinion
land advice of DIR. Doherty in their respective
leases, and who think proper to submit writ
tten statement of such, in preference to holding
In personal Interview, are respectfully assured
sacred.
II the case he fully and candidly described,
as instructions for diet, regimen, md the gen.
eral treatment OF the case Qncludfng the reme-
dies), will be forwarded without delay, and in
such manner as to convey no idea of the
purport of the letter or parcel so transmitted
Consultation by letter or otherwise, FREE
Permanent cure guaranteed or no paw
Address, w. *. DOHERTY, NJ D.,
San Francisco Cal.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-03-14
ORGANIZATION OF A MILITIA Con

ORGANIZATION OF A MILITIA Com
PANY.-In accordance with petition,
signed by forty-five persons, Brig. Gen.
M. V. Brown has issued an order for
the organization of Volunteer Mill
tia Company at Yaquina Bay, Benton
county. DIR. G. III. Carter, If Newton,
has been designated to organize and
muster in the company. The people
over there are not entirely satisfied
that the Indians don't mean devil
ment. and they are bound to be pre-
pared for the sneaking cusses.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-03-14

BUSINESS CHANdE.--prof. John Fo-
shiny has purchased Of Raymond &
Wheeler the Post Office book store, and
filings his banner to the breeze through
the eolums of the DEmocRAT. He
will make IL his aim to Keep on hand a
plies of stationary of every description.
Cigars for the smoker and candies for
the sweet tooth of a baby may also he
found here In fullest varieties. we
bespeak for Prof. Foshay liberal pat
ronage. Read his nd.
A Saving" ORDINANcE.--Now our
MISUNDERSTANDING us any more chick.
ens-we've got the thing NIL fixed. The
Council has before Ii nm ordinance,
which will pass, making chickens
running ut large tho property OF tho
| first person who nips 'em. We've just
got our eye on about 800 that make an
aviary of our bovine plaza (cow lot y,
and now that the law Is to be on our
side the "Slaughter OF the 1nnocents"
will shortly begin. o, no!--gucss not!
| Chicken meat won't become monoto-
nous at our house, much.
THAT ExuIBITIoN.-Rem the
! College Entertainment tonight. a
rare feast may be expected, rs the tai
ented students Of that superior institu-
tion are making every effort to render
this affair u complete success. Tab
leaux, colloquys, essays, declamations,
orations and music will comprise the
programme of the entertainment.
| In tho demand for Agricultural implements
| the coming harvest. ahys the "Rurnl Press" In
| likely To- correspond with the increased number
| of acres under cultivation. there win be lively
| times among the San Francisco dealers in such
| I'm PIGMENTS during the season. Several firms.
| IL IL unJ"raiood. have anticipated this demand,
| and have pr,'pHrcd thems lives accordingly by
| early shipments. IL Ia said that one single
| firm, ffraadwrit & 60. who still occupy their
| old and wrli-known stand.i have contracted for
about twenty-five ear loads Of their new bnr.
rcSting mnchin"a. this ruriy In the season. To
l sccurt low rates, b"sidss large amount %!
| smaller implements. IL would seem nt this
/ rate. with what shipments they probably have
air 'ndy mndc around thr Horn. and with the
stocks oi other hous *. that iherr ought To bs
~. s;iil prr,ic; That the supply will not equal
lhs demand
/ One hundred beef cattle were ship