The Carson daily appeal. [volume], September 16, 1866, Image 1

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VOL. III. CAItSON CITY, NEVADA, SUNDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 16. IS66.
NO. 108
THE CARSON APPEAL,
rnbliahea Sailr. (InUn SsMfUA.)
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Two dour Im4 K B Rail'.atore.
Trm :
ne Tear, by Mail or Express..
SIMM
Threa Months
Ninml ia lb City, by (Ureter.
Ratra or Alwrtis)inac :
tron v. s. u cora l
On. Pqwr (1 liana. it" eats j Omt insert i-l,H So
mtweawcnf iiwrtiL 1 St
t'r r minimi Card., In line.. Hv. per stoat b 4 W
M-intHly husiresi sdverti.cw.-iit. will be ieserted
M IllMCM term..
accits.
Tnon A-irca
I. P. I'WHU
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J. A. ltKVY
sa Francieor'
. .. ..sari Francisco
San Francisco.
(isle.
THE SOUTH ERR PRESS 0 THI PHILA-
SELPHIA COYVERTIO.
Tbe Richmond newspapers arc not at
all pleased with tbe action of the Phils,
delpbU Convention, as the following
eitractf from their editorial! show :
Personally the delegates from th
South were not Vindly nd hospitahly
received, but thev were requiied tn swallow
resolutions which must have tasted about a
pleasantly as a mixture of Ball, senna and
wormwood. The scenic etfect of the pletho
ric Orr of South Carolina, and of the demure
looking Couch of Massachusetts, walking.
arm ana arm into tne great w igw.tn was no
dmihtvery striking, but even Urr nm-t have
made a. mariv wry face, when he .wallowed
several of the resolution, a. the " Ancient
Fisto!" did over the leek which he wa. forced
to devour. The resolution eulogistic of the
Federal .oWrerv were not, we imagine.
hailed with any especial enthuiam hv the
Southern delegates whose houe. had been
turned and l.nids laid waste hv thoe im
aaaculate patriot. Nor can we be expected
to feel keenly interested iu the widows and
orphans of those federal soldiers who were
lam be our armies while every act of char
ity to tne winiws and orphan, of enr own
chivalrous dead is dmounred a. an exhibi
tion of trea-on. The congratulations and
rejoicing of the I -invention over the tri
uinphs of the Federal armies must have
STated somrwht rurshW tinon the earn of
enersi Pick Tavlor and other t on federate
tieneral then and there present. There i.
we heii-ve. much inoiimation felt that the
Southern delegate .h-mld have quietly suh
nirted to the obnoxious resolution, to which
we have referred. Manr think that thev
should have left the Convention rather thai
sanctioned their adoption by their presence.
Tbe Kicbmond Times of August 13th
ays :
We did not tend the right kind of
delegates to the Convention, and those that
we did send appear to h.ive neglected their
vusliies. I ne nnole unieet nas been
treated exclusively from a Northern stand
mnt. .nd the R mth once more has been left
out in the cold, the fourth resolution
Brm.the right of representation, but in terms
which squint strongly at tbe test oath and
wymonw. I: ale., the test oath be set
aside, we regard all talk about representa
tios) in Congress for the South a. a hollow
saoekerv. That tbe Northern people should
think it right to tx us f.-r the support of the
widow and orphan of those who fought
against u. anil depilated our land i not sin
srular, or ttiry come of a elh-h breed and
think little of the feelings of others. Thi
xaettni we suppose we ninst stand, but it is
not nuht to call upon u to dishonor our gal
lant dead and to tramfde on the feelings of
the widows ;,nd r
Otfuiziiii. The iw-rtices f the Fede;al iuldiTri
ana fmiUr in tree Ut cnlt. That Siuth
rrn d,n.it .huM j 'tin in this that thev
nh'MiM avi.w thptr iv ..1in.. to lax all
dudinir the witowi and rthan of the
South. f r thi (itiri. e. is to us utterlv in
coniprehf nihle. There are vme thins,
which nature it-lf rnnnot hrit, which mn
cold utn; tmn "f ! hrv will allow n to tol
rate, tmi thi- is wiic if th. m. We have no
vitt'. iitid all ne cn d is to look on quietly,
wUhiiiit nuccesi to the conservative phalanx,
but dtcut.iiiic t the fcaiiie time to ratifv
what n-1 tr'ie tr to reward bv ovation
our mn unpr-hT.i.ilf fr.auti, who have paid
half fare to Philadelphia and done lea than
Half work.
The Uichmond Eiaminer of August
18th says :
w e r flatonished to reai! in fh re
port thp rlrnntinn of Cowan that the
filution were unauimoiistv concurred in hv
the Conventi n, and th:it hith resolutions
and address were onnnrmoiislv adopted be
the Convention. We protest in the name of
our people that they be considered no parties
to mat unanimous vote, w e will, indeed
unanimouslv eo-onerate in the great lending
objects of the Conventionthe restoratwm
and vindication of the Constitution ; but it
was not kind nnnecessarile to a.k and im
possible to give our assent to declarations
which violate our convictions snd brand us
as criminals, while before God and the
world we should spurn the accusations.
The Southern delegt'es may have given
their voice or subscribed their monevs to
these pap. rs. hut thev have not subscribed
tne names of their people It is indeed iai-
Kissiblc to read mmv part0 of the address of
aymond and remember that it claims to
have Southern endorsement without deep
iadjgnation. Whatever b nay Uualc.tsst
fin on
1o on
...... i
, pee weak bv
SnutlieTn people at least reoel and stnirn tbe
ehaige that thee are rebel or insurjrent.
They dent, too, that the Federal Government
wan aa the affcnMve. anal was ne the ssnjatt
antinthewar. They deny, and at the stabe
would not admit, that the, were constitu
tionally warred upon. They dewy many
other averments and dogma of the resolu
tion and addrem, and Raymond knew they
did, and our delegates knew h. ton. Wh
tben press theae thing upon Us fir adoption ?
Why offend ne, too, an in name instance.. b
asking us to AjrasaU. concur in nrnpositivne
wrucn could not bat infringe upon our sensi
bilities, and why thru term and expres
euros into our months that we connot but re-
par J a indignities ? Nothing is left us but
to spura. inesn.
A JonKto DaLieaTi. Amonw other
choice Johnson men who were delegates
at tbe Philadelphia Convention was one
Colonel W. W. A. Davis, of Pennsylva
, whose opinion of A. Johnson is
thus recorded in hie paper, the tKiyles-
town Democrat, March Mth, 1865:
For the first time in our history we
have a drunken Vice President. Tbe
second office in tbe gift of tbe American
people is filled by a man who gets be
sotted on whisky, w hen Andrew John
son took the oath of office and delivered
his inaugural on the 4th of March h
was beastly drunk, and by bis conduct
disgraced bis position, tbe Senate and
the (lovernmeot. (le was so much in
toxicated that he could not articulate
plain; tie even forgot the name of the
Secretarv of the Saw. flis speech was
Mine, disconnected and valg.r. The
Senators bung tbeir beads in shame
hile the audience was astounded
Think of sneh an exhibition as this be
fore the representatives of foreign Gov
ernments! It is not ftranjre ttuit they
looked on with amazement. This is the
conduct of a man beld up to tbe people
a paragon of lovlty, virtue and
statesmanship. Tua Vice President of
he 1. nited Mates a common drunkard!
A bad feature in the matter is. that such
papers as tbe Tribune, Times and Press
to conceal the truth: tbev have no
words of censure for such disgraceful
conduct. Other Republican paper have
the courage to condemn it in proper
terms, and we publish extract from
them below. If a Democratic Vice Pres
ident bad thus disgraced himself and
the country tbe whole Abolition press
ould nave resounded with it. It some
times wake s dinerence whose o i
gored.
ANNUAL HliPOUT
pacific Inttir ConMUiye
rv coMPMAxric with Tnr ACT or TIIK
I be.. tnte ..f the State of rtif..rr ia eh'if led
' An -t rvt-eeetine Cwrivmrisaa. taias.s d Arri
"1. 11W. the Parfi- tnairance rmt-nv f Pan
Iran. iar. avkn lit- Mlow.nK Annual Ke-i.n :
I. Tbeamonnt.aMae Canifal ltw-fc ,4th"m
I .any i-ani wd mtJ.-M. arfaVV.WWW
U Theam..utitoftheai-tei.t.t.al f
III THI? OOMPANT HAS itO BKnTS.
IT. The atnnnt of in-nranre efrrted dnrine tbe
ear. and whn-h remained Vrre IWc 31 t. ta.s
KIKE. tTS.H ARINE. ..
Tbf-r.awmwv ertm-neaced anderwTHintr Marir-e
Ki .anirnet 11.
V. Thi-Comt-nv In-wrea arainat the fH !.
nk. vix: HuiMifga. tlHwehol riimttnre. Wr-
handie Ken'a, larhl t and Pernal fr.perty
V. Ttii a'.rtiip'Tiy mill t ken atv v'trat-clatiw
':ik n. to exceed f7 art t- limit fii-d by law
hi on mi mrtre rt-Kwiu r innret.. aneaiit cm
n-teat with Prudence in other I.eirttiMe 0ni-
pamt-tt. J. HUM, I'reaidetit.
A.J. B t.!-Tosi, WretHry.
J-an Fmnciarsi. Jatnr 19th. I6.
W.11,;,m .-.lvrd M WiU-n i W Belt
Wt-ill Cham Wnvne Vlnrt'n'heenu
A lnt Seliuman W illiam Ibtofer l.hd Tvia
A itMn Milr,
J.dm 1 Bray
II 4. ward
l H c Rice
C M-vr
l .1 Oliver
..(hen Hull
w r i'UT.n
Jhn B Vtfi TL Marker
Klwa-d Martin Jn It Kfemev-y
l ' Mil'. W lli-ntShe-rniai.
H llnnw-mann l bn 'K irl
I. B Ib-nehl- Alfred Bond
M.ws-1111. r fiTlitton
W illiam -h lla K I. ;oldtin
I, ni- M ne V.r-.w f Mi,
b.hn U'utttman Olivr K'diidce P I, Wrivr
I. Sari.- A H F-rbe- David tern
J i Kelloec Freder'k Bilinira
State of rall'omU. Cityand Cmnfr of Sb Tran
ctwoi s: Oit tin .h d v sf J;ni-T. A. I
1 ' itet-tmal'v a ns,'Te1 b-tore me. H
mano. a V iy nhVc. m and ..a tl e i..irite an
0"nity. ai d the ein re-linr. dnlv ronit.n'
atvlavHti. A J Bii'tn. wl... Ie n;dn1v aworn
dl dtfVMwae a-d aay that be m the feretary ..." the
rm inr lnmin.ni lntpaov, and tint the arate
miisi c-a.t4.ined In t .e forerinr Be:or of the
Ka itVc IwAainuice Compauy are true full td r-
rect. A. J. BAL-TiiK,
Sworn and rnibarribed to bef -re me, thif lrh da
of Jan. A D. lin. H S. HOM AN?, Notary Public
f5,www MRVADi STATE BOXDS
kepoHited with Bank .-f-'abfTniaat TirtdntaCit
in ctmplianre with t e itwa aT tte M .t.
Rlf K 4k. ettRKTT.
At WelU, Pareo A Co.e Office, Affeaitt
aTwarwfi in. jdnnarr i t-il-tT
FOR JflENTl
1'HK aT01!E IN Tilt CnrxTT nrn.WNO,
1 a- w occupied by Messrs. Mandlettaiim
I ihritier. I'lissessKin uiven
cuiImr-, lh66. Ap lv Ut
aentemtier th. 1a.
m the tTlh i f s,t.
ti. . row not ,
Coantv Clerk.
se.tr
A. T. HAWLBT,
Attorney-atLaw,
CABSOX CUT,
XBTADA
Offlca a, t wafC Brfrk fasfldinf, np stairs.
B.11-U
s. T.-ino x.
i e i whip m xWniary ait!n trat.ie wnn weas
l-veit.-i Mini tar it nf the hfwrt, lark f
afifMiite. dirtfaSM afwr ealitif;. t'rii liver, cuo-
ipatfioo, Ac , oVvirrve to -off-r if tbej will n4
try the celebrated fL A STATICS BITi
hifh are nw reoAnaiended try the highest al
rsfwlaathoritit and warraatHl to pfadawe mm itm-
mmdimte. henrAcial effttct. Tbvy are aMidiiitcly
agreeit&t, prtctly pun, atid auDt raprowl
all ther tonica whrea healthy, ceutle atiniaUa
iareqatred.
They parity, tttrenctHen and in vi .orate.
Tlty eaamte a beiJthy atiietite
Thy are aa ant i-bite t chMnxrv f wt-r and dit
They atrPtitfthe-D the atTittcm and enliven ttte tttitfl
They prevent miaamatW and internittt-nt fveni.
They parify the breath and aecidity of tbe
h.
They core Iy9pepsia and r4tntipatitn.
They cure LiTr Cwiplaiot and X?rv-m
flMi-larhr.
Th-y nuke the weak atronr, the lan raid htil
iant. and ar exli4ii-t-d nature prt rwtnr.r.
They are mpiM-d ..f th c-l-bnttHt Calitava
tiark. wint?-Tn, mni'mm, rt and hrta
all preaervM in perfrtly pnre Pt. Cmiv. ram.
For particular, ee circular, and t.mial
around each bottle.
Beware t imTwiattmt. Fxamine evt-ry rnittle
"e th it it ha Mir privat C ! atamp uiniiBtila-
tedovrt-theevrk, with rlnalttn arene, and oar
i trim are tm a one t-si piat? fie lanel. je that
ur bottle la not refilled with pnriw and d-l-
tHen atnlT. Any per'n pret-ndi'g t ftt-tl
Plantation Bittera by the eV n or bulk an im
p-wt-w. Any per-n iwftatitiff thf- bttle, m-(w11-
npt anv other tnateri! thtvin, wheth-r called
lantatin Bittern orn acnminal auder the
'. P. Ij-w. a id will te prfwertitf! by . The
demand fi Prakf'a rtantation Bitten. fr.-m
lad. , clerteynien. mercban'. a, i incrediblv.
The aimple trial of a Imi1- it the evident-- we pre
etit 4f their w-rth and nieri'ritv. Th-v are
Id by all repetab,e dn:jcta. prr-r. pbr-j.
rlana, hotels, mbnn, ateaml-at arid cnntry
atoraa.
VAGirOtTA WATCV.
A toilwtVlicht. Snpor to ny 0'''acr-. ned
to bathe the ftve and perwon, t r-nW the k'n
aoft atd freah. to allav iuftaniniarbn, to perfume
ct'fhin, for bea-U.-b, A-. U ia manrfrf ured
from the rich fraithem Magnolia, and it btatn
in(C a patronaee quite unpice.lented . It ia a fa
vorite with actri aaea opera ainf-eni. It ia td
by all dealer. a tl m in lanre b-t1ea. and by
! BtiutftvACo.. n'ewTork. ah 4Je Antfl
Tt Is a avwi delirbtfal flair Itmwing.
It eeMtcav.w?nrf and dsndrnff
ft k-ep the head eiml anil clean.
It Mkf. the b.h- rich, a-ft an-t r''iT-
It ice vent, bair turning pay and ftlli-pen".
It restore, h.irnisw prematurely liatd hewls.
Tlii. isjast wl-a Lynn-. Kathxinm will ito. It
is iretty it isehearmnaMe It I. litemll .M
by the ear-hail, anil yet its alnKwt increiltMe le
man.1 is daily Incre inr. nn'il there ir h-ir.llv a
uutry store that due. not keep it, ur.fi.iuii
that d.iew not nse it.
K. TIIUM A I.TOX. Oi-mist, X. T.
I.vs-s Ex-arr or rre Jawttcs nine.m f.-
Itulicestinn, Slansea, Hearttmrn Si-k llea-taclie
Ch-ilera Morbus, Fla-alency, c wtiere a warm
itiae stimnlant is renuired It. careful firetsini.
n and entire fimivy make :t a cheap and relia
ble article . culinary purp-pld everv
where, at Mtet.. per l-.til-. Ask fttr Lrns V
Pure Kxtract. Take nt other.
Pestb to rut. It is well known that tyon's
Kenuine Jtaenetic Pow.ler will perfectly de-troy
everytliinft in tbe shape of fleas, ticks, b-d bu,
risK-hes. c.t that it is perfis-t peieen to the in
sect trilie. bat entirely harmless to the human
fanitly and doatestir animals. The penuiae has
the signature of E. 1-l u, anil the private samp
of Dix.is r.tsscs A Co. anything else of this
kind is aa imitation or count-rfeit. Any drug
gist will procure the genuiu.if y.m insist joa will
have no other.
Wantatlsn BHtera laaalla Va-
er Lywei'eKatltatrM Ls-wat's asssa-
er-E.ywi"a Fha ewrtes-.
For sale by
aTUSCKTON A WARMER,
Je2-Iy .Cam Ot j, Nevada.
nULLEII'S nOTEL.
Carm Street, two dums stsxth of Thir4,
CAUSOX CITY, NEVADA.
i r
cntsccarra
And is anw ia the bands of acf the snt
EZPEXIEsTCXO LABBLOKOt
Osi fwilaW Coaswt I
The andersiswrd. ia solicit ima; a aan af sMic
pslr.si.in-, w.NiM rfsK-rtfnlly rasa m at to the
T.-rmer l-airm wt LUIk S ItU ' El. tn twrttoa
lar and to tue public ia general that ac aai
nat
Table, Kltclhea
To t foil j
Eqmal with the Best ia EmtU
A nd trn ttia hv a diliren atvf ffaithfal attwfian
t til
plrritrt
Will be tVaind
rtM with tlb-i
Te rNir
T" Perani twrrvt m la Frammia, rii
alien ah-iired . and thr Vrv bei4 f W"itte-. l.ttl
n-ra and all tbe dlkaciea ia tbe aaarket will be
f Utj'l here.
JACOB ALLEStKH.
jv.;4-tf
ST. CuABLES HO TIG L
Rcorcrrio!.
iccss
the vtomc is BrspErrrri lt m
3 forme-l that the prraatif ta.smr4 an-1 ldrina
alb9-1 vneauove BKmaaea. well erawreal aw4 ia-
UlsaT
FI11ST CLASS nOTEL
Have Been Reduced
tn cesnfara ith trie tiaw. Tbe Snltiartnsr taaas
li n t n est :.i.iti -1 to take effect on ant after
the ith Jo y, 1a:
BOARD. PER WBBK,
BOARD aatsl LODGIIC, Slaxsjlc
Rwwana, nter week, frwam ll !.
X B. Aa Kxeetlesat Baar aaa aB )
m-slerQ cmTf mrm-ii e attarbed to tbis R41.
tiEOBCE T(.n.r,
jyS2tf
IISUS2.
JJ5 THIS llirTKI. I.s JfKW AMI OettPLKTr.
a-s in all tta hxtare. aa-1 4Tees e:
liuet-nieut. U- tlie traveiiug iatitic.
THIS ROOMS)
are large and well v-ii:ite!.
THR IRDt
are . th. beat quality and kas ia th. bast
dtti.
TAB TABLB
sopflicd with the Isrst the market aJJords, and
THR BAR
is eqaal to any and excelled hy anae.
A .bare of i-uMi vatrunac is rfs-rtfpUy as
Ik-iteil. CoiiBtTT KR.-THEK4.
e"Vtf friet.w.
IMPERIAL
FIRE IKSUBAKCE COSPATT
t !- LONDON
CAH CAPITAL MMc)M
VU. l.o?KS PI0
ssljustnient, in 1. e.
IvtWFMATELT
c. id r an.
Messrs. rAl LKNKR. Mil A CO .
Agents. !au Franctaa.
1. E-OAHklTT. Agent. ranmCity.
a-tf
JOHX WAG NEK.
caaiMix city
JACOB BXIsTB
BREWERf
IXVITB THE ATTEST." OTK
II friends and the puhlic in geaetal to the
Mest Peaieer lt--ery in the Territore. where
.e .re pre-ared a: alt titties to fanaiab uaraatr-aw
wnn
ft
In lare or mall qttantitiara.
At the ttbortept notioa.
We alo wi-h t intimate owr frienda that It
crtdniive ! health ti
laihitse a ra4 and t.ammc dranght 4 tauwarili
ri(a.a newragc. tpelbeT with BWitxer kvi
ri-t-tr-!
Malt and llopa aapidted to
tie. i niit-
vTAOVKR 4 KLIXC
CAESCN CITY BEEVEKT WC1
SaiLE.
pnF lXIKR?IGNtD BEG TO
aale.
GHEeiF FOK CASH,
The Orson C ty Brewery, with all tbe Axtarol
osn ig:ii( theretu.
jnani vi(in,
JsOWKLICUI.
Cars, ai City. Harcb , MK,
FECIAL SUIK ES.
aMsnaagiNithe Ana rswaeaay 1
e. V. wauwarr. r.
L .. T.
a- ,
T' - prerVMv. at WawwAr BkBt
auKtwt attssadawee . ., m,A
iPHewss IHllS f f
JaM-tt
" mn " a iat ifiat n 'waia wtir aeaaa as
nracbmr-nealtbvtbaaaatuf tbe otbir a
in tbe tate. i.that we bav. tan4, wan mfrr.
and evei llisdv bae tfceir IHw aa4 Wedjchw a
Haarfct. Vanar.rtfRtkwa. wan a.
rare article.. sn-1Scl
A. W. TJABCR.
IS BtTT-KMNB TO CAR-nT. THE PATBOW.
ageasT An mi i H h aaV w tenartTallvslieH-
PrTE AtC. a. tl.awn-. Iw-. a. a
HSce B.iMing. mmZjt
UtERIC ULftl.
Ea L. e.BSO.
Hatisg rrnrHACEt the ixtebest
AasaesW. Oray i. tb- ab auaaa. Wall
ouotinae the aaeia m an h.m.ae.
at- il s-rs-sk in-l-t.tr-4 wiU - -
and settle their .a 4 acr hata
HAGITOLIA 8AL00H,
cocbt docse Btiorm. caksox cttt.
ajTJDRlTBIR PCPBBTtSIOX OF THE sTBU.
GEORGE LEWIS.
The east of
wins, ircwts akb
rsnrnt wmhi,
T. J. EDWAKtM. Agaat.
PAUaOtJ.
- - .
TELL Vrir TOXeoftlAt. PAIaWB
Bathing Eenwiltstianetit will alwaaa W
i.ir
4V44
Sassarawaatallh.ssni J.
i-ltrf
ncaqraRTCBa saunas.
VICTCX A. BULirX, lrcprirtcr.
HAmM IVaTHAwrt) THE e.VW SJB
King street, lately kept hy Lnaw arpia.ww
aepfaweedt.iseeailhie-Mtjnaafcaadlba tathai
m isiiy. " p. in .m
Willi
WlMt,
V-CITE HI A CSIX
Rtw( Mrees.ajes. fi
myS ABCwtB! flit, AEVABA
THEITER S1L0VI!
SatTAXZA PtlWCH! SCDAstXA
mnrcn!!
tiere ..si csa get The CrVftNK SsifSfrA
Pt-v-rH is at tbe TREATb-B MLM.
they have ju-4t vw-eiet traa 5 -a S'ratsH-o, m rha
anginal fsakare Ul Mtt: FVT Willi;
KEV -ls-ttir tie- t l.i-rs ft, tlie aiatt-t.
SI. Jri.Es BOflBIJI MINT ItliAMtT. AH
oldAa-
BIT
A BRISK.
MOinXE A PAKKEk.
Aagwai 4. lrf
VUSSEESL CIGAIL ST03E.
JACOBS A I'LATT.
lealen ia
ettM Hirsa ww Pawi site tTtsiara,
Virsrlwxa. FaaadsAws; wwal Cterlc
CaavaVt
aiehia-tf
UltG STREET HASXET,
nmr (arsM. rarsa rity.
JoIiia Uorstscr Sr. Co.
RE'PFTTVII IT rFrtt;W THF PTM.TC
that tliev keesj w laai.4 tt tfaear aaarket.
FrwA Meals of ail kinds.
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