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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-10-18

FRANK BLAIRoN THE WAR PATH.-A
special dispatch from Gallon (Ohio), Sep
TENDER Goth, to the Cincinnati Commercial,
says Frank ?. Blair, on his way from In
dianapolis on his Eastern trip, stopped at
our town, and the Democrats made great
preparations to receive him. They called a
meeting at Melodeon Hall, and between
seven and eight o'clock the immortal Frank,
locked arm-in-arm with J. w. Coulter,
wendell their way to the hall. On entering
the hall Blair assembled the rostrum, seem
ing unsteady in his movements. He seated
himself, having in his mouth cigar, and
was smoking. The hall was soon crowded
Frank, after whiting away at his cigar for
ten or fifteen minutes, arose and addressed
the Democratic brethren for the full space Of
an hour. His speech was very tame, elicit
ing but little applause. The Democrats
were much disappointed in him. Upon
taking his seat he was quiet as at fun
eral. Not one cheer. He looked as if he
had been on big drunk and was still keep
ing it up. All through the audience you
could hear it whispered, " He is too full Of
whisky" He is on one of his DRINKS"
After he sat down there were loud calls for
Hubbell, but Hubbell would not come for
ward, and the meeting finally adjourned.
Frank was escorted down to the Atlantic
and Great Western depot, and took the go
train east. Frank by this time had TO
be helped into the coach. Several Demo-
Gratis who saw him say they can't vote for
such a man, and his coming here and max
ing his speech has made at least thirty Re-
publican votes. We can name good, intiu
entail Democrats who boldly proclaim that
they will vote for Grant and Colfax. The
tRepublicans don't want better electioneer-
ing document than Frank. They think if
he was to come back and stump Crawford
county, hard as it is, it would go Republican
at the Presidential election.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-10-18

PoLITICAL SPEAKING AT AUsTIS.-We
are allowed To make the following extract
from letter to a gentleman in Belmont in
relation to the speeches made at Austin on
the night of the 4th instant: There was a
meeting Of the unterriEed last night which
was a flzzle. Woodburn said that on Sat
urday night B i'll Stewart did not utter one
word Of truth, and that he could prove It,
but he did not make the attempt. His speech
was nothing but low slang-the only argu-
ment they have. Such wholesale abuse of
our worthy representative from " small fry y
politicians. like this man Woodburn, only
more strongly fixes his past valuable services
as L. s. Senator in the minds of people
whom he will surely be again called to rep
resent in that capacity. Mr.. Stewart is well
known TO be the most able and reliable
friend Of Nevada in the Congress of the
United States, and everywhere we hear the
expressed determination of the people to
continue his services six years longer. An
derson spoke at more length, but there was
nothing in his speech worthy OF note. Then
Mr.. Willard came forward, and it was laugh
able TO hear him: fyou recollect how Yam
kee Plummer represented the Hard Shell
Baptist you can guess to a dot how he speaks.
When he got through he had about twenty
men listening to him. Clam
piOn.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-10-18

"BRIcK" STOLE THE SPooNs.-In the
Hartford Post We find this notice of Brick
Pomeroy, from the pen Of George ALFRED
Townsend:
Among the special defenders Of Jackson
is Brick Pomeroy, a desperate like whom nc
man touched the press since Gutenberg
This fellow got the "spoon" story to tell Of
Butler out ofhis own experience. A Demo-
cratic editor at Lock Haven, Pennsylvania
told me that Pomeroy's table was set with
silver stolen by him from Southern farm
house,
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-10-18

SINGULAR PHENOMENON AT sEA.-We
find the following in the last San Francisco
Bulletin:
Captain Johnson, Of the schooner Mary
Reed, has just returned from Coos Bay, and
reports that while off the coast near that
place he encountered smoke so dense as to
be almost suffocating, and which seriously
obstructed his progress. He also states that
in one day three hundred birds fell dead on
the deck of the schooner. People at Coos
Bay and in the vicinity could not account for
the presence of the smoke.
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sTRAYED OR STOLEN /!

TWENTY DOLLARS REV ARD2A
l will be paid for the recovery of NS~
Light SOrrel Work Horse, xU
small blais on face, branded + VI scald- y ~
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Empire City, Nevada, Oct. IA, 1865. ol5-2ws
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IN SAN Francisco the Grand Lodge of
Free and Accepted Masons was called to or
der at 10 o'clock on Thursday. Grand
Orator John B. FELTON, delivered his grafton.
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QUARTERLY MEETING.-There will be a
Love Feast at the Methodist Church at %
A. N. to-day. Preaching at II A. N. and
p. N, by Rev. A. N. Fisher. Morn ing ser
mon to be followed by sacrament Of the
Lords Supper.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-10-18

PAREPA-RosA AT VIRGINIA.-The opera
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and Mr.. G.. L. Evans, the favorite San Fran
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APrEAL for particulars.
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