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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-11
A FOE WITHIN THE FOLD.

FOE WITHIN IhE FOLD.
Answ book has recently made its appear
anos entitled ga Bible for Learners" Il is
an attack on the Christian reigioa and writ
ten by three learned Professionals, DR.. Fl. Ort,
Professor of Oriental languages at Amsterdam,
DR.. !. Hooykaas, pastor at Rotterdam and DIR.
A. Kuenen. Professor Of theology at Linden.
The book, which from a literary standpoint,
- work of remarkable ability, denies the
divinity of Christ and the doctrine of the I'M
maculats conception, aims to overthrow the
New Testament and denouncss the four
gospels as forgsriss. Heretofore the assaults
upon Christianity have been made by per-
SONS outside the pale of the faith of Christ.
Christianity seems to have suffered little from
such attacks and the battle field has been
ssrown with the shattered armor and br, ken
hnces Of those who have striven to counter
act the teachings of the Savior. This last
farious onslaught upon religion comes with
heavier force from the fact that the blows are
dealt by high theological authorities and an
attack from = sourcs 50 utterly unsxp cited
s.nnot fail in having eeided effect. Th.rs
are o certain class of people who resent all
sspersions cast upon the divine origin OF
Christ, upon the ground that such assertions
As are made by the opposing infdsl will, if
proven, destroy the Christian religion. No
tire Christian should shrink from an invssti-
cation of tho origin and Anticedsnts of his
creed. If Christ was really not the divine son
81 > divine father by virgin mother a knowl-
edge OF the fact that he was only a man, can
really do no harm to the world. If it was
proven beyond doubt that the New Tests
~ent was . forgery, it might as well be
proven ia this century IS at period several
hundred years remote from now. If the faith
Of Christ is founded on truth, the attacks
upon it, however powerful, will fail of accom-.
phshing its downfall, aud if its foundations
are false, the quicker the fact is known the
better. No false thing can possibly be pro-
dactivs Of lasting good, and this is too en-
hghtsned an age for thinking people to shrink
from investigation, for fixed fact can never
BE- successfully oombatsd. If the very foun.
dations Of religion were tomorrow proven
false beyond savil, it would not make good
men and good women the worse. 1t would
not crush out the devotion, love and charity
Of the human heart. 1t would not make
generous man withhold bread from the starv-
ing poor. it would not make The philanthro.
past grow cold toward his fellow creatures or
keep the soothing hand of the nurse from the
shrobbing temples of the sick Those who
would cease to be honest, virtuous and
jost because they found that Christ was not of
divine birth, wsuld be apt to find plenty of
other excuses to 90 astray and are not of the
timber whereof true Christians are construct
cd. Ii the Christian faith has been founded
upon . fraud and is to be overthrown there
can be enough good stones and strong pillars
found in the ruins to build an sdifce of which
10 man need feel ashamed.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-11

One of the most marked exhibition of in
gratitude on the part Of the Democratic party
Jet presented, is its neglect to erect nonu-
nsnt for Tildsn. The old man has been dead
% losg nov that the question of an obelisk
eau be agitated with psrfs,t propristy.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-11

Generel Fitz John Porter wants So, 81
back pay, and $5, 625 3 year for life as Maj
General on the retired list.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-11
Notice mo. 10.
d CT OF coNaRDSs, APPROVED JUNE
"A ., 1873.
uGTEp sYArEs LiNB OYYIcY,
ClRSNy Crry Nevada J.uuapy 12SR

CARsoS Cry, Nevada, January S. 1850.
Notice Ii hereby given to all whom it may concern ::
That Alfred Jacques 81 the County OF Wasoe State of
Nevada has this day 6od in this Office lis application No
l3 TO purchase from the United Staes Government the
following described tet NJ land chiefly valuable for ti,,
Der snd uNt for cultivation, VIZ Southeast gteIer Of
SecoS 60 in township No /! NORTH OF Range No g east
H. u. NJ cnntai ing 80 and situate within the
Cersca City, Nevada, u. s. Lan6 District.
Any and all persens hsvin; interest H. claim TO-
siG ,and s1-ers N sid applicant hereby required
~ Ale suca ad yese olais vt Tire Register Of ssi Land
Osee, within the sixty days period OF publication Of this
setic failing to do they will he barred of such ad
verse tight or claim. c. n. HARRIS, Register.
5ani6-6ud
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-11
BOOKS MISSING.

E20M TNE STATE BgDRARY.-A ANY
II Persons having la their possession "usker's Az.
law" shaps Fsrst Book Il ths Law" and SD vo'uG
PsfbeuTs 2sporte viii Sbige III CoYX OF ts Library
by r>sur1fIr said yoi4rass Bsne<.isseiy
fRaNUrs HnDekIks0N.
o.. Clerk hsysd, ate Library.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-11

Steam will be gotten up for tho first time
in the new Standard Bulwer mill on Monday
next, and it is expected TO get into full opera
ton by the 18th instant.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-11
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

NORTH CARSON SILVER MINING
~ COMPANY.-Locstou Of principal paes Of busne 81
ss, Fraacisco Cslifernia-Loca.ion of works. ormsby
County Nevada Notice is hereby given that at ting
Boari If Directors held the 18th day of Decen
Der A. D. 1879 an (No 81 of twenty FIVE (25)
per share levied each and share OF
the capital stock of able INN edatey
u L. gold coin to the Secretary at the office, RON
lI3 Leaesdcrf street. San Francisco, Californs. Ay
,,,3a which this snent not paid on SATGR
DAY the 18th day Of January A. ID. 1880, will be deiin-
auept advertised fer sale public auction and unltss
payment male before viii be sold on Wednesday the
18th Iay Of Pcbruary D. $780, at the hour oj O'Clock
NJ to pay ,nent t,geter with the OF atver
expense Of sale By order OF the Board of Directors
y. BETS, Secretary
Office: Room l. ll9 Lsidesdorf street San Francisco
California decla
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-11

The only warm locality in Virginia City,
in the lower levels of the mines Psopl
crowd into them to save fuel
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-11

An interesting correspondence from Vir-
ginia City is crowded out until the next issue.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-04

The bill known as the Eaton bill. f)r tho ap
poiotment Of commission to take the whole
sutj. Of the tariff into consideration and sug.
gcst such revision as they may deem advisable,
has passed the Scuate, and as tbcro is 20 hu.
man Probability Of the adoption Of any moas-
utc Of tariff relief at this session Of Congress.
there is possibility i. may pass tho House
aso. AS tho commission is to report by The
Ist Of January. the iii. though Intended to
def, at tariff reform AID reduction, is not c,pa-
ble OF as much evil as its orginators designed,
Tor by that timo ell tho members of the utuae
will have been either reelected or defeated for
aaother term. pnd will be thoroughly aware OF
the views OF their cors'ifu:nls on the sui CT.
And as those views are all 10 favor of reduc.
ton ct tho tariff. something may 30 done for
tho rclitt the people Ct the country at the nc yt
session, that ls. it the means at tho disposal Of
The moaepolists to prevent that relief be insni-
ticent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-04

Gougrtss 10 rem6v, tic national c,riol from
Washington, but when it cawe 10 nanlog
place Tor tho Dew sea. 81 government it was
found that Washington remained tho capitol.
So it was with tho opposliln to Grant.
The tricads Of Blaine aud the ether c,ndi-
datts srn very o)tfi lent.
The Graft managers declare that !hty ere
REastl:d at tao result s. far.
SPECIALS BY WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH
CHICAGO. Juao 4-l0 o. m.-rho papers
this mcrIing all agroe that the unit iul, will
bo voted down, and that tho convention cannct
get through is work b,f)re to morrow night.
The fight is to DC an obstinato org.
CHICAGO. Juao Al 8. m.-lhs .nveL-
ton was c.l4d to ollcr at 1915 o'c!oek, amorg
tho spectators being Prize, Leopold and the
Marquis CT Lcrnc, who Occupy seats on lh,
platform, ard sre "lho Observed CT all CD
serves
Mr.. Conklitg m;v,d that all Tho mtmbsrs CT
tho convention biud thu n selves 10 support tho
nominees Of the convention.
This motion Was adopted. although there
were many negative votes.
Mr. Conk ling said that as ttero Rero vott s
IN the negative upon Tic resolution, ha would
mo7o cal! Of the roll OF States which moicn
prevailed. end the Stats were called.
When West Virginia was reached tblco votes
WHO cast ty her Il legation il the ntg,ive.
They wtfo received with Kisses.
Tho RI solution vas adopted.
Mr.. ClnSling then moved that Tho delegates
who voted 60 should be considered % having
fortified their light 10 vote in The c,nven,ion'
This molion produced somo cNiusop, and
vas icusscd at length.
Mr.. Conklirg c,lled for q v5to by States,
whea
A delegate from Counec.:cl. moved 10 lay
the subject 90 the table, Whcu
Mr.. UoLkling withdrew his motion.
CHICAGO, Juno ALSO r. m.-rno COM
mittee on credentials Will not be ready to rcpol
for half an hour.
CHICAGO. Juuo 4-l:03 y. m.-The cjm-
nltec on crcdentisl. have at is; made tbeil
report. 1t recommends tho admission OF
HAPPIER, ire III Alabama, who refused to obey
tho iustrrc Ions CT tho couvcutlon that sent
Lin. that the vo!o Of Alabama should be CAS-,
as ulit 1t also recommends tho admission
of tho delegation from louisiana. headed by
Yarmouth that the contestants from tho Ith
district of Alabama BE- admitted. and tho ad
mission also ct tho contestants from the Alb,
5;h, G:h, 9th, l0.b, 18Th and 18th d S res Of
lIllroi. further 10 favor Of the contestants from
the Fad aud .. d districts of Kansas, aud tha,
tho ten delegates be allowed to rctsin their seals
but that ouly six votes shall be S ; in favor I
dis:rc. repre- s,utation Instead OF by States as
o whole; against the contestants 10 the h and
l9.h districts Of pennsylVarie; and rccom me nd
that tho delegates from Utah 90 permitted to
retain tbtic seas.
Tho minority report wa7 also presented,
VIII CT is adverse to tho Eealleg Of thu c,ntts.
tqnts from Alabama.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-04

The manner in which night soil is collected
and removed ia this city is shame and dis
graoo even 10 HinIcr. when the temperature is
low sn the streets almost deserted early in the
night; but DOW that the summer has cone,
when the windows and doors ct the houses are
open all hight ard when people are waking the
streets until late hour, it is nuisance that
reaches the proportions of scandaous outrage.
There arc various dccdorz ny processes. tho
adoption Of any oae of which would
cost less than tho oontinu2:i)n of the
present offensive system, AID enc Of
them should DO adopted at once. Wo have
been informed of a recent case in which social
assemtlape in house on ono of the principal
G!reets of the city WAS dispersed aDd put to
fight ty the pcisome and nauseaiog ttii i.
Vium that WIGS disseminated from o scaven.
gel car: passing by or standing 10 the vicinity.
The system 10 vogue here now belongs to past
age, and should DO bo'ished, ss it hiss been in
every ether city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-04

South Carolina has declared unanimously fer
Bayard, and it is reported that q m'ni'y OF
the delegates from Alabama sra for him also.
Tho States that arc to supply the strength f0r
tho election Of democratic President az
tho Jews of tie proceedings of their conven-
tons reaches us,sGem to ba falling gradually into
tho Bayard ranks. and by the limo tho Circin.
natl convection is held it is to be hoped there
will DO enough of them 10 mako Mr.. Blyard' S
nomination sure. According to unprtiudced
Opinions he has moro Of the elements ct success
and fewer of those Of weakness than ery other
candidate whose name will BIO presented to the
national democratic convention.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-04
RDREEGT VIEWS.

Tho Marquis of Nosles hiss boon appointed
| cmbassador Of France 10 the court OF st. Ja:acs.
KeJ%,r & Ftiedr;c,, brokers, number II Cop
thall court z. g., London, have disappesrc,',
leaving their accounts in confusion.
DR.: Lyon Play fsir adviser English !srmcrs 10
abar don the production Ct wheat End chcsoo Eo-
cause of American competition.
The Empress Of Russia's death was painless
The English court will 90 into mourning for tho
remainder flho month.
intelligence has teen received from Burmah
thu the rebel outposts near Minhla were unsuc-
cessfully attacked on the LIT instant and TINT
tho rebels captured the commander OF tho royal
troops and decapitsted him.
Further news from ico. Upper Egypt, states
that second caravan. consisting OF ninety
slaves, g. rived there on tho 18th OF May, and
they were liberated. II is supposed lh:t many
slaves are still hidden in ths Oasis el knsrsch.
At dinner at the imperial palace of Rabcts-
burg yesterday the Emperor VI i:liam formally
announced the betrolhal OF hil grandson. Prince
William OF Prussia, 10 the rrincafs Augusta
Victoria Of SchletsUig. IIuslein-Sunderb burg Au-
gustenbur
Dispatches report that duel has beon Tough.
on the Belgian frontier between two Spanlsrds
the Marquis Gl dc O.var5 and Count do
Lardi-resul,ing from Il quarrel on Spanish po
it'c'. Count do Lsrdi was killed Tho MAJ
quis Gil dc Ol,vsrs killed man in duel in
Sentembsr last
The Koch; foft-A oarh|in drlni Es3 rouyht in
The canton Ct Geneva yesterday. NJ. Kochefort
being wounded IN the Abd0man he wound il
not thought dangerous. hncthsr dunl il likely
to grow cut of toe same n.ir. Meyer, etl-
tor Of the Gsulois. teleprsphet H. Rochefor: be-
fore knowing the result OF tho duel with NJ.
Koechlin SIS follows: II have just road in TITO
Ii OF d. Crdre that Nd. Vilar. writer on the Gau.
lois, Was visited by two seconds seIt en- behalf
n nd of hoa lot
then. In default Ct sui cient information, i! il
not for me IL pass Judgment on the conduct Of
Al. Vilar, who ia no Longer writer on the eau
lois. tut you will )nsider it right that should
CAIN responsibility f)r the article in tha Gaulois
10 which objection was raised. lift is true that
n. Vilar has net accepted The responsibility.
on will slso understand that duel between
myself and child OF seventeen would place mo
IN q position CT rid Gale or crdium /, therefore,
simply ask you to Tx day, and place myself
at your dispoa.l in the event (Which deaire) of
your encounter with n. Koechlin not proving
fatal to you.''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-04

Do test vote between tho Grant and abii-
GRAFT men 10 the Chicago convention last Sigh, ,
eight It the Virsioia drlega W oast their lot
with tho Generals oppouonls and thi9, too,
Notwithstanding the Instructions Of the Staur-
ton convention nnd the letter OF District Auor
ncy Lewis to the contrary. The latter cow
probably obtcrtains similar opinions of tho re-.
caIctrants to those tho right tLioking people of
Virginia entertain of him. Bofor. tho Sthun-
ton convention ho went to Washington and in
formed gentlemen thero that he vi. 5 in favor of
straghtout ticket, and yot he hardly reached
SIaunton before he Was advising q coalition with
tho rcadiustoss. Bat littlo con6derc, can be
placed 10 politicians, less 10 republican poliii-
clans, aud conc at all 10 Southern republican
politicians.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-04

AS blood is thicker than water it makes 10
difference to tho democrats now who may bc
nominated OF Chicago, 70. 20 man who ceo be
selected will be allie to cosciatc tho vCteis CT
both the Blai1e and Grant factions Mem
bars of both those factiors arc already begia
ming 10 say give mo my man or good hard
money democrat"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-04

We acknowledge the receipt f au i1yitai5r,
Vofy handsomely engraved, to DO present at the
celebration Of tho Washington and Lee Liter
airy Societies OF B.tbel Academy, on the lG h
instant. The address is to be delivered BY *.
q Ivtrnor William Smith.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-04
THE PLATFORM.

Tho platform, al agreed upon, dcnounots
poysamy, opposes Chinese immigration and
suggests Congressional modification ct tho cx-
listing treaties with Chiaa to remedy the evil.
Ii commeujs Hayes administrative, and holds
it as the duty OF the republican, rarity TO harmo.
nz2 tho whole ciun!ry
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-04
Virginia Baptist Association.

At the session Of the Virginia Baptist Asso-
cation at Petersburg yesterday, A. j. Davis,
&. b. B:oW0, R1bcn Jones sid w. Il, Hatch
eg w5rc elected VIC, prss'do1ts Kew. W. r.
Saith, ct L7nchturs, presented the a0pual re-
port oil the Home Missiou Board, which made
gf6ti!Jicg exhibit Of the work Of the board
anopg tic luIlaas. SDscl utntoo is made
OF the tJuodirg Of iGo MANUAL labor school
among The Creeks AID the work being done
among tho Chinoss 10 California. The amount
r. ce:vcd from F:rGiuia ty tho trta.urcr of the
Gerersl Association du,iog tho year, up to
May 29.h. Vas $2,l46, lS7-an Increase over
the CT, !d!rg yocr If 81 0ll.5l Rev. W. II.
Mclotcsh, corresponding secretary CT the Home
Missionary Board Of the Southern Bartis. Con.
vautlcG. gave 60 i1.tr sting account OF the work
Of the board. liz asked from the Blptis!s of
YlrRltls II OCU Tor the purpose of carrying on
the T1lk A rcsoluoa ~sj adopted that the
Generai Association Of Virgiuis undertake. to
raise, tbs uuoubt tsied for, and that the Home
Mission Board st l.yDchburk is authorized to
parcel cut the su,a amopg the several dstric:
asscci,lious Prof. .. L. CceSe presented tho
annual report Ok the trustees Ct tho ministers
relief iuud durog the res: year. The fund
COW amounts to $4,000, add tho Increase
OuIlUR tuc paSt wv ytaIS Is REau'YlOS. LIE
annual s,1moo Vas delivered by Rev. T, s.
Dunnawsy. Of fredericksburg. The president
then anocuoccd the various standing commit,
tees. A committee Of moe was appointed to
confer with tho faculty. Of tho Theological
Seminary relative 10 The Interests Of That to-
s,tutcu. The Light session wss devoted to
memorial sermons 90 deceased morlbe-s of the
Virginia Baptist Historical Society. 4 me.
mcrlHl seruon Oh DR. j. Is. Joter. the last orig.
nal member o! the Vlrglria Baptis: General
Assco!atloo: was delivered hy Rev. WIN. NJ.
Hatcher. of Richmond.
Mr.. joselh j. White tho Police Justes of
Richmond, died yet.srday. after protrsc ed
Illness in the lG.h yssr of his age He WIS a
genial, sccisbs End kind hearted gentleman,
and mad great many friends aud had OF Iped
tho position OF Police Justice ever since The Gro.
alton cf that flee, eight or ten years ago
Gortataak6tl and Bismarck exchanged visits
while the fa.a,er was in Berlin.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-04
CONGREssxOJxaL rxOCEsBy.vss
WASHINGTON. d. G., juno 3. 1880
SENATP

WASHINGTON. d. c., juno 3. 1880
SENATE.
The Proceedings IT tie Senate were oil DO
special or general interest.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Va motion of Mr.. Canon, of ILL.,, i,irt
Iesolut'on was passtd authorizing the delivery
NJ arms NC. to tho soldiers reunion of d ,c,tur.
illinois.
Senate amendments 10 the IIouso bill grant,
og condemned canncn for the erection of
SOLDIERS monument at Marietta, Ohio. were
c,ncurred 10.
90 motion Of Mr. Anderson, Of Kansas. Sem
atc bill vas passed for the disposal OF tb. Fort
lisrker military reservation.
A coll for the regular order prevented further
mkc ,llanecu5 business beiug transacted, and
the members who had crowded into tho space
10 front OF the Speakers desk, seeking for re-
cogDltiou and unanimous consent, disconsolato
~ retired.
The Speaker slated the regular order to be
the motion to lay 90 the table the motion to re-
consider the vote by which the House conquered
10 the Senate amendments TO the postofics ap.
REPUTATION bill.slrking out the proviso relative
10 the relettiDg OF tho star routes.
The motion to table was agreed to-yeas 81.
nays r. 30 the proviso was stricken from the
Dill. which now goes to the Senate for it's action
10 regard TO the amendments which vera non
conourred 10 by the House.
The peopls Of Lunenburg and Nottoasy
c, untlea are becomiog Interested on tho suit, G.;
Ct The hsh Odd game laws. and it is probable
Will soon take steps towards the organization of
lroteclivs associations in their coEciies.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-04

0ortaeaakotl and Bismarck exchanged visits
while the fa.a,er was in Berlin.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-02-20
GRAND AND IMroRrAsr EyrERrnrsE

GRAND AND IMPORTANT ENTERPRISE.
We have recently read a letter from
Col. w. a. Morgan, OF this place, to
the Hon. Il. +. Martin. Gov. +. w. NJ.
Holiday and Gov. VIM. L. Hamilton,
embodying plan for the improvement
OF the Potomac river--Inaking IL navi.
gable for steam vessels--by q system
of locks and dams from Washington CT
ty up as high as Cumberland, Maryland,
and urging them 10 take hold OF the en-.
terprise by bringing the matter 10 the
attention OF Congress. and pressing il
through TO speedy and successful com.
p'etion. The Col. says all enterprises
must have a starting point, aud as it
has been over one hundred years since
Rumscy successfully applied steam pow
er to propel his boat here at this point
on tue Potomac river, he thinks it a.
bout time old Rip Van Wrinkle should
put another on. For from that day TO
this, the heaying bosom Of The beauti-
fnl Potomac river, here at this point.
has been undisturbed by the plougbino
keel OF tho steam boat---when steam
has been successfully introduced where.
ever civilization has extended. The
Col. hopes the press Of this State will
take hold Of his scheme and give aid
and assistance 70 the enterprise. Shep-
heulstoWn Register.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-02-20

The bill now before Congress to re-
move the duty on white printing paper
should be promptly passed. As con-
temporary aptly remarks, that duty is a
tax on knowledge. Many of the jour
nails throughout the country are either
raising the prices of their issues or d.
minishing their size. The increase in
the cost of printing paper during the last
SIX or seven months is something like SO
per cent. Add to the duty of 20 per
cent upon the imported articles as large
or larger per cent for freight, charges,
commissions and other items of expe use,
and the bounty allowed to our domestic
paper makers is altogether too great u
gratuity from the pockets of the people.
AT the same time the impost upon soda,
ash and other chemicals required by the
home manufacturers ought to be ia.
ken off.