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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-11
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CARSON CRY.
SATURDAY. Cecen,tser II. 1875


lort NaeoulNWLen u Young man
W. visiting Rome, ami one night
veI.t 20 see tie Coliseum - Moon
l.-lt U4!le alone UL,.er the dark
arcLcs. where il IS a black as night,
all Of . suluea I man IL large cloak
brushed nv lin rather rudely. as
Tacaulay thought, and passed into
the darkness. Iacaulays first i'm
pulse was to clap his hand to lis
vatch-pocket. and sure enough lie
found that the watch WAS not there.
lie looked after the man, whom he
doubted rot had stolen his watch as
lie brushed past him, and peering
INTO the darkness, could just distin-
Guisl the outlines OF Il figure lnoy-
Ing away. AIacaulay rushed after
him. and. selling him Ly the collar.
demanded lis watch. Macaalay
could speak very little italian, and
understood none when spoken; so he
was obliged 20 limit his attack Oh the
thief to a violent shaking Of him b.
the collar and an angry repetition
OF tie demand. = OroloGio. Orolo-
eio." " Watch. Watch The man
Just attacked poured forth torrent
OF rapidly spoken words, Of which
Nacaulay understood rot one sylla-
lie Bus lie again administered a
severe shaking - lis captive. stamp
i..g his foot angrily on the ground,
anu vociferating, " OroloSio. Orolo-
giol" Whersupon the detected thief
.,t, L. Il u ~.
TO his cartor. hiacaulay, satisfied
will. his proves in having thus re
captured his property, and not car
Ing for tie trouble of pursuing the
matter anv further. turned on his
heel rs he poclseted the watch, and
saw nothing more os The man. But
when he returned to his apartment at
night his lacdlad.y me. him at the
door. holding on: something II her
hand, and saying, "Ol, Sir. you left
your watch en- the table, so / thought
1t better TO take care OF IL Here it
is Good gracious! What is this
then? What IS tie meaning Of it?
stamEared Macaulay, drawing from
his pocket the watch he had So gall
a-tIy recovered IL the COLISEUM Ii
vas watch he had never seen before.
The truth vas plain-Le had been
the thief The FcoT man lac had vio-
ieu;iv attacked and arostrophiscd IL
The darkness and solitude Of the Col
iscum arches had been terrified into
si.s-sndering lis own watch TO the
rutfian who. rs he conceived. had
pursued him TO rob him The next
morning M@caUlay, 70. . little crest
fallen. fastened to the Office of the
questoT with the watch, and told his
story. Al, | see, said the ques-
tor, ''yJu had better leave the watch.
! will make v0ur excuses 20 til"
ow1e~ - II: i.y h. .,iscaJ- oscn
here = 4ojsI.t,- goa
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Office Of sheriff Of County OF orIrs5g (ssl.-
/ hereby certify. that l received the within
Summons on the day OF November. 4. ID.
Ia45, and return that after due diligence and
from information helieye the defendant Eliza
beth i. kir.Lncr can not be found within this
County of OrInsby or in the State Of Nevada.
Dated &. Carson this S;h day of November
lsT5 ST. SWIFT, SAcrIf,
nov?
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san Francisco. Established i l-1+, for the
treatTltL- Ct >aNual an! re----,a- L5.-,i5s ss.ch
as GCEgI-l-I, Gl-,t, S-t.CtGrr, S!UtiI.5 IL
IL llr.ls, seminal NcahLess, lLIunt, Ecy, etc.
,.44n t---ta.s,s uG y,..- standing arG UlceIstei
Less 81, cts--u.-y treated.
SsDiiEa. Weakness.
Seminal Emissions. tie coIs=quelc, &C self.
i.GUlE,-.lt. Is 1--sr-lrJ,; y tn yQtst- # both
- to n 1lulcs; uuliI4i,ct extent. Producing
win 1I.aT:,Ig certainty, tie following rain Of
:. 0ttii y-.. Is. unless cUu.5a;,l Nv scient-
i. 1.tcirsl Il. .-sl,rtS. w: Sal!p" cgu.teo
aICe, uarE sl.cis under tie Eye, paia il the
L. 3D. -i-,'!uG il the ears noise Ike tie rus:Iine
Of iesy,s aid rattlILS Of cnaroys, uuegsiaess
about tie loils. weakness Of the l!l..I=, cuEfu-
std visl ~ bl;..tei Intellect, loss Ct confidence
6iGi9ence il approaching Strangers, q ii 5iike to
form new acquaintance, disposition to shun
s2cit y, llss q memory. hectic fusLes, I!n.ples
Gad N:tTit's erUp-IUIs --aHt tie fle=s, fuTced
to.EUe, fetiI breath, coughs, consumption,
II relief he e, obtained, should apply imnle.
u+.tciy eltEcI II !t.,aE CT by letter, and Lave
C.Ta Elected by hi5 new and scientific mode Of
t.-.-t-n- th.s diseGse, NLicn never fails O: eff.
ivrt.rg Quick ana radical cure.
CURED At Rome.
ErTagCS al 2 distance may be CURED AT
LCHE, by addressinga letter to III. GIDEON,
stating case, SYM tens, length o! tIa1 the dis
cyse las CCLtinrltu, L-la haye medicine lrunnt-
y forward, i, free from damage ana CURIOSITY
10 any part Il tie COuitry, with foll and plain
directions. t. Inserting run 5.Illa COIN, in
REGISTERED letter, through the Postoflice or
through Wells, largo K TO: d ILCka.> Of Ineji-
cine viii he forwarded TO any part Of sl4 Union.
Correspondents viii please INFORM Il. Gibhop
that they reGi his a,-vCrtlst4ae il the ArPk.r
address, DIR. q. Il. GEBE0H.
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| EpT NERTcE HE Il DEC Rec ; ~ -,
sS order q Sale issued cal Of ana uns,s I fhe
seal If the Hon. SGcC!d Judicial District '"nFt
Of Ney.dl. III aD0 +, H.. comfy ef On shy, on
the ana day Of rrCc,uh'r. 4 II 1879. On i jaGE-
Iu,nt rendered tltIi'. Oh ii" -Fh ~ o.
Sex, 1ubtr. 4. u. H., in favor Il t. u
Hr,l.,i,IL for iLc sum Of - 4.3 .. and II iLVot
At : =. H,Ia tur tie .Igm If Sis %, sid III
ta,- f.nf rCll..,r C1Ata for the siu u $3.50 ~.
l...-ttrVith costs taxed. 1T SIZE =" a0G &ccru-
Ing c,.-t. row aaeGntlnS to So 10 md all ii"
Sis T.; ny 5t rlaEt,r accrue, Il! a-&,nsi the
Nr,-,.3a A.1i,nili4T.l, Mining .'.d Gc,Gaiical
.,...t, - c-rfrra- o. ard all n Ec .c:d cul1s
# IT,, Iuit,t S.-atos EId t. i..a directed com
1nal..sr ne So II. a,cu' olrg T. Law, the real
estate l,!tins}tag described t. satisfy inc saii
in4,nla,l!t. costs I'D acCruIuE Costs and ii 2ur-
ssl,s,,,. tl,rtof hsys levied upon and viii
cxlr,se 1t public sale 70 tie LiehfS' AM he-t
Ifil.r, At the Court HOUSE door i'll the City {:
Carson County aid State aforesaid On
Eionc;ay, !,,e E7th day of December.
i ~. 1875.
j,tv, =, tie hours Of l. II. md i. N. to wit.
ct O'Clock !. II. to satisfy said Judgment cost"
A., .c,IluBs costs - by sad decree and order
If sala | am directed, tie following described
q; I'r.lrI.r 10 Wit. That certain tract f land
cuu,aiu.us llout vighty $50 arrrs, lEE- IL
Or.!-3.. county. N,y@id, ah"Gt or. -hah mae
cas-. from Carson City. lri4fC'H'eIE Of ib'
north SIDE # tt- Warn SrrirGsT2 Ei s'nc.lmef
Lt.-ryl. q. tie H,tN Race Track. ond which tract
cf LAID j. lDcre l4rt .UlGr-y described IS FOL
l,v-. t1v.t. I. .iariEE 81 rJlut CH il-e north
Ire Of the 1u44 leading from Carson City I" tLG
sat I,.;.,., ~ i = OF, chain a09 tigEtcer
lii - cast If tie line EatNE,- Sections sl1tetI.
and ss1.L.s,u. and tWeLty-tWo chains and
tullty-n4ue l,Ihs 1Itn Cf the ike hctWeen
sections slx., Il AID tveLiZ-1re Town ID ngfth
kan.e - east 5.u.lul Uiaulo Base ana MeEiGisn.
ruuaiu, thence Iorth degree - minutes cas-
with lire cf f-1.r tL.Its-.sEtu CEa.t- l-a rftE-
thee links 10 ia, r1GtE line Of ath",st ci
tie urTJHNt-. = g. sid ret,lon sixteen. Theme.
~o.th - d. arrte - minutes eat along and with
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-12-18

SKIRMBHING Is CoNGREss.-We have
already alluded to the scene that took
place in the House at Washington over
the introduction Of Mr.. Springer's anti
third term resolution. The same sort Of
squirting took place among the Demo-
Gratis over the attempt Of Mr., Hale, OF
Maine, on Wednesday, to draw out a di-
rect expression on the money question
which was In a measure successful. The
resolution Of Mr.. Hale declared that
there should bo prompt legislation to
make the act Of 1875 providing for the re-
sumption Of specie payments effective,
by placing in the hands Of the Secretary
Of tho Treasury such power as may be
necessary to accomplish the desired end
Directly on It's submission Mr., Jones, oil
Kentucky, moved that it lie'dn the table
mistake which created much consterna'
ton among his colleagues, Hewas final
ly induced to withdraw his motion, when
the House refused to second the demand
for the previous question, all the demo-
Gratis voting against 1t, and the resolution
was finally referred to the Committee on
Banking and Currency where it will
doubtless sleep the sleep that knows NO
waking.
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struct a road from HunteTsville to the
White Sulphur Springs, Laid on the table,
Il. B. Is, repeRling section Of chapter
~ Of Acts OF 1928, Ordered to third read
ing.
II. D. 1874, amending chapter l9i OF the
Acts Of 1928 Laid on the table.
II. B. l67, apprOpriating 81 200 TO build a
bridge over the GFeenbrieT river near Jas
Bailey's. Laid on the table.
II. B. 1874, to appropriate 81 600 to build y
bridge over Middle Island Creek. Laid on
the table.
II. B, 1856, amending the Act inCOrpOra'
ting the Steer Creek and Elk River Boom
Co. Laid on the table.
II. b, 1875, authorizing county courts TO
audit road claims at any time. Indefinitely
postponed.
II. d. go, to establish court Of limited
jurisdiction at Grafton. Laid on the table.
S. ]. r. 2S, authorizing the Board OF Re
gents Of the University to assign VIM. N;
FOntaine to serve upon the Centennial!
Board, was offered by Mr.. johnson and laid
over for one day under the rules.
$. u, 200, authorizing the circuit courts
OF this State TO set aside voluntary convey
ances made from fear OF cOnfscatiOn dur
ing the late war, was ordered TO its second
reading.
Mr.. Berkshire moved to adjourn.
Mr.. Camden called for theayes and noes
and the motion was lost,
Mr.. Caldwell moved to suspend the rules
and take ups, d, 2lS, Lost,
Mr.. Price moved to adjourn, and Mr.,
Camden again demandeu the ayes and noes
The motion was lost,
S. h. 100, amending section 20 OF chapter
IS Of the Code, was ordered to its second
reading.
Mr.. Price moved to adjourn, and Mr.
Camden again calling for the ayes and noes
the motion was lost.
Mr.. Price then moved q call Of the Senate
Mr.. Camden moved 70 table the motion
Mr.. Berkshire called for the ayes and
noes, and the motion Of Mr.. Camden was
carried.
Mr. Cunningham then moved to adjourn
Mr.. Camden again demanded the ayes
and noes. They were taken and the mo-
ton lost.
Mr.. Arnett lin the Chair announced that
quorum had not voted.
Mr., Camden moved that the members il
their seats be required to vote.
Mr.. Johnson replied that the only way t.
accomplish that was to move call of the
Senate.
Mr.. Price then again moved call of the
Senate,
Pending which, on motion Of Mr., Golf
the Senate adjourned,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-12-18

DYNAMITE, OR GIANT PowDER.-The
readers OF the INTELLEdENCER are tamil.
lar with the terrible catastrophe that oc.
CURED along side Of the steamship Mosel
by the premature explosion Of a
box OF dynamite that was to have
gone aboard that vessel in the
shape Of an internal machine. This
explosion, now invested with so much
horror, is the invention OF Swiss chem
isL named Nobel. 1t consists Of nitro.
glycerine absorbed by some porous inert
solid. The best material for an absorb
emit Is siicious iniusorial earth found
In Hanover, Germany, aud known as
kiessel guhr. 1t will absorb and retain
three times It's weight Of nltro.glycerinc,
and has the appearance Of damp Graham
-four. This form prevents the trans
mission Of ordinary sudden shocks,
except under pressure in n confined
space. The presence Of the inert min
eral constituents serves also to absorb
heat, so that high temperature can not
be easily impaired to the wholei but
when impaired this temperature effects
great expansion Of the gases and in
creased effectiveness Of explosion. lg-
nited in the open air, dynamite burns
quietly with nitrous flames. Exploded
usually by means Of Illuminating fuse or
Cap), 1t gives carbonic acid, nitrogen and
hydrogen, and leaves white ash, with
little or no smoke. It has been regarded
as the safest Of all explosives, not being
affected by prolonged temperature Of
100 degrees ccntigrOde, nor is ii ms dan
gerous as nitro.glycerlno when It solidi.
Res at degrees centigradc. Neither
light nor electricity nor ordinary shocks
cause it to decomposc or explode. The
principal dangers connected with its use
are those Of the strong Illuminating pow.
dcrs used in the percussion fuses to OK.
plode 1t.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-12-18

DIsuoP HAvEN's DEFENCE.-The n.
Y. Tribune OF Wednesday contains long
letter from Bishop Haven in which he
gives his account Of the Methodist
preachers meeting in Boston and its
proceedings with respect to the third
term. lie Contradicts the published &C.
counts OF the affair upon certain points,
not even emitting to contradict the rev.
erned DR.. Vincent upon the vital ques-
lion which that gentleman raised in his
defence Of the societies represented in the
meeting. According to the Bishop, the
meeting did distinctly approve his words
"by rising vote" which Dr.. Vincent
was at pains to say was not done at all.
The point Of Bishop Ravens letter lies
In his denial that he nominated Grant
for a third term. lie asserts that he
merely expressed the opinion that Presi.
dent Grants reelection was necessary,
and urged his brethren to pray for that
particular candidate denomination. We
do not see that this explanation sensibly
alters The aspect Of The affair, or fakes
II out Of the list Of things that good taste
and sound judgment would have avoided.
II iStrue that Bishop Haven has right
10 pray for the denomination OF Presi.
dent Grant, or any other thing which he
thinks the Ruler Of The Universe likely
TO overlook or neglect, precisely as per.
sons with smaller confidence in their own
wisdom have q right to pray that God
will govern the matters in question &c.
cofding to the dictates Of his own omnis.
cience; but men may not always wisely
do everything which they have a right to
do, and we hold that in making the
speech he says he made, before distinc.
lively Methodist body, composed Of
Methodist preachers, assembled together
"a such, he gravely offended against good
taste, to say the very least. We agree
with the Methodist in thinking that II
Cardinal McCloskey had done pre-.
clsely the same thing at a meeting Of Ro.
man Catholic priests, the Methodist news.
papers and Methodist pulpits would have
"flamed with Indignation" and very pro.
Perly. The indignation in the case sup
posed by the MsihOdia would have rested
upon the just alarm which Americans
feel al any attempt ofany church to take
part, as a church, in political affairs and
the fact that Bishop Haven isa Methodist
and not Roman Catholic does not in the
least change or modify the principle in.
volved.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-12-18

T IST OF LETTERS
Remaining unclaimed In the Post Office at WI
Ing, Ohio county, West Va, Saturday, DGcembGI
1915. To obtain any Of the following, tho Of
cant must ask for advertised letterS, giving dat
list.
Ardnt Frederick MOorOOT
AmeTikne George Marcel Scott
bowman Rosa miss Morrison Sherman
BedlOW Mary miss MOnt Peter
Blum Charles Mooney Winston
Bruner Frank Morris g " seC'y NJ
barrett Frank City ms Co
Benedict CT Mack May +
Ionlng heTmAnR Miller Matte
Bean John Moore Maria 4
Beck James Mercer Mary i
Baker Christ Miller d II
Bradford Thomas 4 MegoWn VIM
BaISOn Walter Muller Ed
Cornell b FIND Mayer Henry
CaTedWell Louis Miller l. l.
Cunningham Lizzie MAndGl WIN
Cook Eliza mB MOorSe Sole Agt Iiel
Cutter Elizabeth HlOernlcOn
ChOppu Lizzie Mccoy Thomas
Duval James MCNliy Mary miss
laws Anna MeElroy J X Sherii
DumN John Wheeling
Driller Kate Mccoy DIE
Emery jennie WOst " MCDOnal Thomas
FInegAn Oven Noles Martha
Frank 4 Norton T Machine Al
Gray Nelson ODOnncll Patrick
Gay Dora Plus0n Isabella
GunTod Fred Peterson Mary
GIN Sarah T. PaStOElas Samuel
Glass VIM I Roberts Geo X
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Harrison WIN ii SNYDER Elizabeth
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Martin Printing Wheels
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Hall Chas Col shopper Henry
Hawkins Bell ShaiieF Henry
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Ilu's John SeamOn Andy
Hammer ia Seaman George
Henry DS SAXON George
Jumps EaFah T. SLEobel Jacob
Kemple Geo Vernon MOlliO mls4
Kcmple Hon Wood Neil
Kahn James Wood Or ST
Lang Sarah mrs Wallace Samuel
Long Sarah mrs Wade EArah
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Lyons " h 4 OR 20 WallO Joseph
Lynn Alex Warden John
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LauohIfn'S Infant Cordial.

The chidbcure when tcething-to relieve Inaam.
nation Of the Gums, to allay unCASlneSs, to quiet
Collie Pains, TO promote Sleep, TO cure summer Com.
plalni This we consider one Of the most valuable
remedies to 10 kept In the family when the Clll.
drCn are cutting their teeth. We 6rO selling thou
sands Of bottles, and have 10 hear the arSt person
say II Is not all WercCommend II TO he.
MOTHERS, have you 4 SiCkiy, ieelhin0 babe that
TURNS the HOURS Of NIGHT when you 10 long for
rDsO Into ono LONu, WEARY DAYTIME Of wORRI.
MINT and CAREH C1-Crg- Cry-Nll day and oil
night lOngf II you have Ittisn TO TGdJOI, 10 con.
WINGED, hEtiL1it no kOnger-a PEW drops Of INPAET
CORDIAL and your ehM Will he PACIPIRD, and
SWEET, REFRESHING SLREP will take the place Of
wAKRPUL SUFFERING. Procure at once 4 bottle.
Sold by all Druggists and
LAUGHLIN BROS. 1 CO., Propretors,
Wheeling, ". Va.