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CARSON: DAILY APPEAL:
VOL. III.
CARSON CITY, NEVADA, THURSDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 6, 18(56.
NO. 07
THE CARSON APPEAL,
Fablithed Daily, (Monday Excepted,)
BY
HOniNHON fe MIOHKLM.
II. R. MIMIKL. M. ROBINSON.
Oflc Rvd Wrk-k Hn'Mire. Sond Street,
Two irs K-t "f K B Ritil n Jtr.
Term :
W Yar. hf Mail nr .Xirm...... fi an
i M..tii- i no
Three M.mtlv-.. .,... . 6 or
l-whvered in tljevity. by Crrir. pf week 60
llcU-r or Advrtiin :
r )R l'. 8. ttOLD COW.,
Oae ?nare ftO 1tii-, J4 etnsiy first iusertian,!-. 0d
finch ui. )unt !n'r'in. 1 .v,
Pr fin il Tirili. 1ft line .r I!, per month 5 00
nminiv nn-titi wivertiaruieula will lw inserted
n liberal terms.
LOCAL. AlFAlIiS.
A Grand Bali.. A grand fompliment
ary ball, in honor of the return of onr Sena
tors and Representative, will be iriven on
FriJay evening next, Sept. 7, at the Pavilion.
Pee advertisement in tn-dav' A weal.
Easterx Pi bi.icatioss. We are in
debted to Mr. Ji.hn (i. Fox fur copies of Har
per' ai.d Deninrest's mas nine, Leslie's
and Harper's Illustrated paper. New York
Ledge r, Phunny rhe'.low, Ac, all of which
cane by the last steamer.
Jack Stratmas. The enterprising San
Francisco newsdealer, whw nam appear,
above, ha, ait -tin placed us under obligations
to him for a liberal donation of Eastern
papers and periodicals, among; which are
Harper's and Frank Leslie's Illustrated
Weeklies the Ledger, Chimney Corner and
Godev's Lady's Book. II, will accept our
ery hearty thank.
Tue Vsiojr Cub Mweme!ct. Signa
tures to the call for a Vnkm Club are still
being rectired, and they are t:U in nrdt r.
W shall cmtinue the publication of the lUt
ao long a signer are daily added thereto ;
and we wi-uld sutrsest to Union m-n the V
vioua n"cesity fur preserving these mil
calls of the f.iithfiil. Thfy may serve a verv
useful purpose daring the eampaigm which
is at hand.
ATremkndovi Bro Maix. Tl;e Pimieer
Stanre hi-."i lvn.M have arrived here at I
or2 oV I 'f k ye-wterdiy morninij. g t in abmit
noon. The caue of the detention wa the
immense quantity of mail matter which
filled the c-ach to the exrluMon of all p,ts
aenijers. There were nf:y-eiit.it packages in
all, forty -f -ur of which were fir Carson, and
the bulk of them were direcrd t the ad
dress of James W. Nye. Tue staf-e whieh
brought thrni was aaijgjed down a fir as it
would peririt, and so bittaload of rrni. mat
ter never was brought over the Sierras before.
The Snator c-me- well firtified with dcu -
mentfc to s-ir,aiu bis position, but he mar
feel assur-ed that he does not need them here
his position among fnim men of Nvada
being fuliy and approvinglv established.
DlSTT'.irT CilT ItT P.'tOCFK.IlINOa PkF.)RK
Hon. S. II. Wkioht, Jt'not-. September
4:h, lSt,. Manard vs. J.ihnson. Continued
to Wertn.dav, Septemher 5th, hy consent.
In the matt' i of the ftnnrdiami.ip of I.iz
aic J. Orm;.y. a minor. Hearing on p?titi"n
for !ottt r of euarriianthip. John H. Waj
ruan orff-int-d gu irdian.
In thi- matter of theestate of William M.
Ornib, deceased. Hearins on petition for
letter i f di.iiui.tration. V bonis now J,
H. Waynian appointed.
In t:f tinttr of the estate of Marig-iret A.
Wayniac, d-eeased Ilearini; on petition for
letter- r f a'!tnin:trati"n.
J. II. V.'ay.nan
appoi'tteii uiiia-itrator.
L. 1. t .1 .:i n vs. Henry Bailey. Motion
to dissolve v c .te and set aside wTit of at
tachm .it. Motion sustained.
S. C. Hv.-d.nrs. T. H. Clayton. Motion
to di -oi eal. Motion sustained on Cer
litie:,', r.f .i i'lii-t-(f llie Peace.
Cot.. .i-.rucd to Wediiisd -y, Sept. 5th
lSf-6, ::X '.Oo'i '.ock . M.
Pcptcinber o;h, ISfU
C. A H-i-cv v. Pet-r Cavananch. .d-
peal. H. c li-t-nt 'if parties tnis c'ise con
tinutu i. .1 riid..v, Nipt, li-h, !.;, at 10
o'clock.
M. J. ii'.ins s. Junes Carrijjn. Appeal.
This cM'i:iu-d, by consent, tj Friday, ept.
11th, kt l't o'e'.ock a. J.
H. O. i in-tid v.. J. S. Johnson. Cause
coctiin i-.l lo Ihursdny, Seyt. Cih, IfiOC, Ij
conseu:.
Twenty -four trial jurors drawn and venire
issued, rei:uuaUc Satuidav, Sept. 8'h, ISmj.
9 u'clot a . .
r-.-t t n-ipun-. o Th-WsJsj-, St ot. C, I-!0,
it 'ci;-c . .1. v..
HI CLTJB MEXTIWC LAST WIGHT.
A vr large and enthusiastic meeting of
Uniooiat aasembled at the District Court
Room last evening to bear the report of tb.
Committee on Organization and alo to take
part in tb formation of the Club. Upon
motion of Mr. Mighels, Edwin Irwin, Esq.,
was (elected temporary Chairman, and
upon motion of Mr. Wells, Samuel Benson,
Esq., was chosen temporary Secretary. The
report of the Committee on Organization was
then read and adopted ; and then upon mo
tion of R. M. Clarke, Eq., a committee of
three wa, appointed on permanent officers.
The Chair appointed as stieh committee, R.
M. Clarke, Gen. T. D. Edwards and T. G.
Smith. After a brief space, the Committee
returned and announced a their nominee
the following;
President, Edward Irwin.
Vice Presidents, A. Curry, H. P. Phillips,
W. D. Torreyson, Gregory A. Sear and
John Black, Empire.
Secretary, Charles Martin.
Executive Committee H. S. Mason, Thoa.
J. Edward, I). C. Turner, Jno. Stciner and
Henry P. Krans.
I pon motion, it was
ltrsolred. That General TT. S. Grant and
Farragut, in refusing to fight it out on the
President's line, if it took all Summer, are
entitled to the thanks of this Club and all
good Cnion men.
The meeting was addressed by Rev. A. F.
White. R. M. Clarke, Esq. and C.en.Xourse,
and just before its adjournment three cheers
were given f r Grant and Farrairut.
N. B Members should remember that
the regular mei tings of the Club are on every
Saturday night at the District Court Room.
This report being hurriedly made, we came
near omitting to state that all trhu hare lirja
rd the call are. by resolution, considered
members of the Club.
Tm tali of a SHiar. As a proof
ih.it wisdom is not the only acquirement
'ibtHined at some of our mure preten
tious Universities, we quote the follow
ing storr concerning one of the oldest
colleges in the I'uited States :
The Boi4io Journal sav the cla9S nf
6R, at Amt-.ersT, who have just com
pleted Sopboruore yenr, hare been sus
pended aim! ih.-y aiuilopi.e. When
Freshnen. the c1ms of 68 were forbid
den eiercife for the gymnasium prsze
in whit shirts. This whs for the bene
fit of the Sophomores, whoe sbirta were
nerirly worn out, and who were there
fore beyt en.itled to the privlifpe. Tbi
year, howevtr, the cl?s of "69 were per
mit tt-d to and d d eiercis in white
shirts i;isteid of their rulr uniform
The Sophomore- harinjr sometime be
forehand that thi was intend d, remon
strtted with the Prote!-!'r, and fini!
itlttinly dtrlrtred they would not eir
cise, in rne the Freshmen wore white
gbirtg. when they themselves werf not
permitted to do so Theyenr t-efor. Noth
iiff more was s ii l ahtiuf the matter.
But Tuesday nf:rnoon of commence
im, - t eek the Freshmen appeared in
white shirt's. So the next morning the
'ophnniores did not appear, so conse
quentlv the rli?a is suspended nn'il
apology is made. They have a good re
cord to show for Sophomore year.
Stranoi Conduct. The Nevada
Traiifcript of September 1st relate the
following :
Ou SundsT eTer-ing Tsst. tee are in
formed, man eutrred the Baptist
Church of this city, and sralkin-r up to
'he pulpit demanded the Hihle of the
minis'er, stating lhit he was goinp to
preach. He was offered another copy
of the book, but was still determined to
have rone hut the one helnne:n- to the
pulpit. One of the gentlemen present
went firwxrd to put the intruder out
when he started tnwnid the door at a
i r ipid puce, -iMotitiny nt the top of hi?
voire a he left the linc?e, "Alpha and
Oinesra!" alludiug no doubt, to the b?
irii:ping and tbetnd of his ministry.
The Indies of the congregation were verv
niiirli frightened i'V the hehavior of the
man, who was probably insane.
Nattbk cy Tit Heasti-. The Cincin
nati Commercial, soys: 'The Uebel
ieuiert v. ill be iiutuml when they hap
pen to pet rirut.k. The 'Democratic'
tone Wiil shote itself on those occasion.
For in"tat'ce, at a meeting lately held
al Siielbyvilie, one of the 'utiwashed'
K'-ive tin etithu?in -tic cheer for Breckin-
ri t;:e. which w s reMinn'ied to by the
crowd with much eu'!uisia-jm. Anoth
er yelled out, 'Lincoln i- dend and in
ii tl. li d d m Lira.' Tuir was stl-so
raptarous'r applaiided."
A Iji lt.i it:i:ENT rrpii.. An
Indiana
l female
scuofiloia-ter was nlioutto pnnisll
eliolar after the le in '".mhritlaie. Ma..
when a chivalrous bo? drew a revolver an.i
ir:: -en:d to sr.. '. l.-.zn: i:er The o
;hi-n i'" .t rr'-e flT-t I l
a- "tt ii"it fiii.i iv ..1 i.e.M aHii;;-;-!!
st'.i - '1 . . . pi to. bii!.
S. T.-lftGO-X.
PefrHms of wlfiitry hit tnniM-1 with wk
nM. kuftirudn. iaKlrtiiitfi 4 the b-art, lark f
aitjat'tt?, dUtrcsfi after -atiiic, trti'l 1itt. co
stiiNtXiun, tc, d-rv touTfrif tliv n4
try th cpMiratr.1 PLANTATION BITTERS.
which are nw rKiinimntl by the hirhit m-1-
icjtl othriti-i. itn-l wtrraiite.1 to proJur mm im
mrrfiat 1 4-itvjirutl tTt-rt. Thy ai -xtf-Jiiiiely
a-rrmll-, pr1-rtly pur, imI mnl -Uot-aJe
all rthr tiicii w here a hf-althy. gtutle stiiuulac
in rNuifv!.
Thy prfy, atrentht-n and invi ornte.
Thny create a litlthy miptitA
Thy ar n aTitilt- ti ii.uiic-'if witter nddit.
Thty trvniEth-n the sysim and enliven the mind
Thy prevent miamatw !! intrrmitt nt fem.
Tli-y purify the breath anl acridity of the
stom- h .
Tli-y enre Prj.n-i an I r.ntipatin.
Thfy cure Livr Complaint and rrrn
Tliey m the wV titfintr, the tun en id hril
l:atit. and are exhau-tMl Tatnre rmt rtnrer.
TltfV ar f.ni e! t-f the reb-ltntted Ciiijwya
irk. in''ret-n, ft v-t r-xt and lierlts.
!I prMprrtHl in jMrf--tly .ur 8t. Pmiv mm.
F-r prtirnljir . circtiUrs and teptimnnial
around h t.rtl.
Re war d inrtrs. Fx-min eTeryb.itt
? tli tt it h ir private V S Tmt nnnintiH-T-f
oTer tli crk. irh rd'in'a in cene. and mtr
vjmaTnre n a fl.e see! f .'te ide . Pee that
Hirtittle i n t refill u ith pnrin and del-te-i'
stuff. Any i-- n f-ret-ndic t.i sll
PInt:ti m B;tteri hx the p-'lWi bulk -s an im
p-t.r. Any T-erti m-it;itinir thi b-'ttle. nrn
ins ar:T ttlef m iteri il therein, hth-r calVd
l'anittin liiitfr 'wii.t.ii arriminsl under the
V I-w. a d w.IHm t4--N-ntfi1 hvu The
demanl fr IHuk-'n Plnntat't Rirters. fr'sm
!adif clerzmi-n. TK-rchn. f iticrediM.
Tli imple tial of a t.Tt1 i tfie eTidnei w- pre
sent tf tieir w.irth and siifen.rtv. Ttiey ap
ld hr all rejet-tMe drujvi-t, "CTS. phri
e1an, hotels, ah-'n. oteamlMtats and c-mntry
tores.
p. il. ntttKr. a c o.
. HAG1E0LTA WAITS.
A teitet deliirht. fnpi.T to hiit CJuct". .eJ1
tot.the the fa'- an1 l-er-sv. to ren!er tlie .kin
ft sed fre.h. To sMar iettamniaiii. t- -rfume
cletttinir. fir hesla.lie. ar. Tt i. manufirttired
fn-ni the rirh -sifliern Mairn-dia. and i. -l:ain-
t"C s paT.nS4re ipiite mipr'-redetite'l. It i. aft-
v trite with srtrese. and e?era singers. It is 4d
'T all dealers, fl CD in lanre h..-f'e. and hv
l'rwas Bt.fnairn.. N. wT'irk Vlh .l-.ile Ac-nt.
Tt i a most delightful ITiir Ttreini-.
It er.lioate-nrf and d-oitlrnfT.
It keet tin head csl and rlean.
It make tlie l,a:r rieh, s-ft an-i nl"fv.
It I'reent tiair turning jnay ai-l fill-i-s "ff.
It restiae. b.iir or.in preniatnrely liald lem-1
This ie ji,t what l-y.ii.". K oh-ir -n will do. It
i. iretry it i. eliea, ilnniMe. Tt i. lit-rallv M
ty ttie ear-l..l, and yet it. aluet inrreilde de-nian-l
is daily ;.K:rea-iTie. nn'il there U h ,nllv a
("tintry .lore that does u.d keep it, ora f onilv
that dees not use it.
f. THOMAS I.VON. rt,-ni. X. T.
T.Tnss Fs-ma or Pi-e Ja-.i,k Otiofk f.-r
lo'll-rentien, Naiwa, II-arttil:n ?iek Ilea.ls-l,e
Oi"lera M.rlns. Kla'nleney, Ar.. wVere a valii
injr st'tmilatit is ri'itiiie,l It. careful preinra
tion and entire pioiiy make 't a heap ai.d re'ia
l'le artiete f.tr enlinary pnrp-ii'-s. P.iM ea-.-rv-where,
at U) cts. per li-t!e. Ak f.T --Lr.."s
Tore Kxtraet. Take no other.
TnTH m Fi.r-. Tt i. well kn in tl at I.y.,iis
cnitine Macnetir V .w.l.-r i ,-rf.- tly de tr-
e.r tiling in tlie 7.". o..-. f fl. -.-.;, k ,?i,t,.n.(
ri.i.-lte.. A-r.; that it!-; -j -1 p-.l-m t-'ti-eti:-ei
t tlile-. lait e'-tif ly i nrnrle-s t tie hitlti.i:i
fiuuily al"l deTjo-'tie ai iun.N. Tlie -.-m-.ine ha
the si-rnaTi:re ..f K. I v-'-e, a'i.1 the .: ivTe .tai,,j
cf Di.tkas Birth !- & a.i. Aiytlroj el ..f tiii,
iin-l is an iniTf.it ion or e,-e.i;t-.rf..;. Ane.Ini
ciM will procure tlie .-i-nciue if y..;t iu-ist you will
have no other.
I'lsnlallna Tttttea-a Mncnoltn tVn-trr-Lj-nnN
I-Ina tle.ll aa i.y ota'a t-ai
rlrer-I.j-iaa Fha l-WTer.
MULLER'S HOTEL,
Canuo Street, two doors txmtb of Third,
CARSON CITY, NKVADA.
thip rvirrLAR pcblic norsE has
iwierpsie a
enaxec reaopRirroRs
And is naw in the hands of one cf th atxst
EZPESIE3ICED LAIDL0K08
Oat tiac PaclaVi Cmu t
The afHlrtiane4. ia fx-li ititic a share 4 pn'Jk"
fMlr-sisi:, vislil nitctfutlv rritrvwnt t the
loninY Patrons T Ml'LI.Er.'f H'K1, m ranica
l;ir mu1 to the public iu geueral that Le iuteb.ls
its
TaUe. Kllchea wm Iter
To be fully
Equal with the Best im Verada
And trn.Ttiat bv a dilieenan4faitlifnlttenTf"n
to tits tta-iDesa ta aserit the cmtoaa wbtcw he
iliciTs.
Will le fuud
Tm rMferM wllk taet Time.
l'en.n served a f,i fiMni. (in irivate
wli-n !iir-! . aiii ttie very t-t tf a in..
n r Mti-1 all the htlHm-e-s in the auarket will te
f. ailid ll'Tf.
JACOB aLLESRarH,
jv24-tf
lrwprtetr.
ST. CHAItLES HOTEL.
REOtCTIOX IX PRICES!
Tn: prm.ir is ri-E'TFrTtr re-
f'TRied that tue l-rieesitf twrd aavl l'4cinc
it theaieive tuuneit. Well iraered and je
rnisT class hotel
Have Been. It educed
to runform with tle time. Tl-e f.,lwtne- rates
have l--fi eatahlislied to take effect ua aut4 alter
the 3oth "t Ju y, IV6:
ntSO, FBI WUKi . ..
BOARD -. LODCISG,
BlMBma. per -nrcwk, (i-wwa 11
X. B. An Enclltait Bar and ill the
naederB euiavenieaciea attarlied to tliis D'SVI.
GEOBCE TIFLT,
jv22tf
cohxett nonsE.
df Tni IIHTKI. I nt AVD C'lMI'LFTt
fcj' In all I tie natures and "tier. eaxavrdiaiarv 1a
luii.BM'nui u the travelinar tuii.c.
THK -PKMHSIS
are larare and well ventilated.
THE BEOS
are ,f the best quality and keft io the best ow -
ditl'ai.
THE TABLE
is-mppUidwithtlbert the market rforJs. and
i- e.jal to any and excelled hy teate.
Asltareaif paldf satriitiace is reperrtaiily sxe
lirited. COl.BKTT BR.-THK!:--.
c.l-ff r-..ie..
A. T. FOSTEH,
DESXEK IU
Palat-a. Olta, Cla. RraNhe.
rAKinr.. ttrpf.tive. ai.hil.
t ne. fai'.ter's Val-r:l-. Ac.. Ac. Ac. Cmr-
ria:e, S;n aud 4 N uanaefital
rilSTISG,
Gllciime, Olaatiug.
Etc., Etc Taints niixed to or .er.
Ci-rnerTliird and Nevada Streets, Cr-'ti Ci-y.
Nevada. anvil
KIEG STfiEET HrVXET.
ir C'ariiB. Carttwa Citj.
IJKsruTKI'l I.T I
taat rle-v kn p !
fre h '.eats Jf all kin.li
M-o:v T!IK riBt.ir
1 hai d at He ir mark.-:.
I'u;ik,
UEEf,
VKAL, a.lsaM-1 MITTOX,
Alio. Fre-h It-l.'ne art eihc- u,.-.. H,.
I'-H-i Tie ve an-l ll'd Vn l-lii:-.
All "f wlii.-li tii'vaill .-li a eheip as any "tli
liuteiier in tiie v
mvlc-rf 4 !.K-n:if-.
PIONEER CIGAR STORE.
JACOl.S at I'LAT T,
Tiealers in
Flue nai-v-a.nsi and l?onar:tc ( .;r.
Vlrjrtnl-n, V -r . ixt u a ul ' 1 r v .
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Lewi rtMsster, R- A.
rsuistmgwsitfie mrm yas hi
nth. C JUGUT. H r .
Alfred Hklw. ecretarr. nnlA-tf
m. 1.
sav.ve. A. We Meet. Uur4 hi
5lr e aa-wth.
XS C- "KIR,
T. J. Ewau. See.
harvley
W X.
snrl-t
a- reeuvaaallv invive! In seteiei.
N C. MtnTltA. K. .
J. ltn-Tt-STor; Hec. eec.
I.O.C.T.
VtatsKi t.wre. Urn. 4. Ca
e'rtnrk wenriael. ar Ball,
aasiiissw a tniarraai ttewAw.i i. n im led.
THwa. :iXf, w. r T.
FrL rsrxa-rjca. lieeretar-r. Jeia.tr
HraHfe mti
t '4 the latwcipal 11 an srhs- fwawnai te
nioch aaev- healthy thantaa-fat of the her t
in tlie State, a. that v luave oia1, fan"" waaar,
and eTeiyUtv Ittiv their ttrmci- it4 -tedi, ia. a
Materktoi tBar-aer.srh'tc tbry are aare Te fmt
pnre articles. sbvI-j
DK. a. W. TJAWCSU
X KI-TfBMXJ TO CAKinX. THE I ATOi -ace.sT
f eBserftaeiMl'' a. nr-i-1fuiU e,aetie4.
OFfirff AtC.S. navtsxa lima: Store. rat
liflji e Bdn luur. aaul-si
THOS. E. BATDOS. .e bklVtOV,
Duttrict Atoavey. Xutary Twliln
HITIMS . OCXM.
ATTOKNKYS AT LAW.
CAR OS CITT. XETADa.
Ornrr In raittv KnAd-nes trill attend t.
all hieaaeaa eatraMe4 te tleaai fa The ra; 1 1 mm
linarn-i mn4 C. tvO-art. ai.d MtheLatad i-fhra.
a" laui'w -jrr-ean-e4 ua Taww let. sasnatl .
aiK-tf
KEBOTED AVB XEF1TTE3.
The nad-ramed -has tssaw-asl Us OOlee I. tha
tew ttsmc l-anlaaaar.
one boor mTn or Jft xrKTcw a vaji-
XER-( Mtrc fTOM. CABSm-s 5TRECT.
And refl'ted hi. aiaaiTaasiila ariafc
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