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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-10-17

/NONCERT HALL AUCTION ROOMS, No. 121S
u CHESNUT Street.
T. A. McCLELLAND, AUCTIONEER.
Personal attention given TO sales OF household fur.
nituTe al dwellings.
Pubic sales OF furniture at the Auction Rooms,
No 1919 Chestnut street, every Monday ana Thurs-
day H
For particulars see "Public Ledger"
IA superOr c.ass Of furniture ~ private sale
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Sale at No. 1110 Chestnut street.
FINE WINES AND LIQUORS, CHAMPAGNEET ETC.
The balance of
MESSRS. HARRISON & STOCKDALE'S STOCK
On Wednesday Morning,
october 49, at II O'Clock, at No. lilo Chestnut
street. will be sold, without reserve the balance of
Messrs Harrison d Stockdae's fine Wines and
Liquors, to close their partnership.
Catalogues ready on Monday, nth. C10lT2t
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-10-17

The 800. 900 silk-worms in the cocoonery at
Salt Lake City consume thirty bushels of null
bsrry lesYss per dsy.
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AUO rION SALES,
M THOMAS q SONS, NOS, Iso Ann "a
Nls s. FOURTH STREET.

M sTHoMAs EoAThsv s,,,Sgg Sons, NOS ls0 AND iai
Sale No. 1918 Delaney Place.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, FRENCH PLATE
MANTEL MIRRORS, ETC. - =
o..,-.. 49, On Tuesday Morning,
October ls. at 10 O'Clock, the household furniture
comprising mahogany and walnut parlor furniture
green plush, walnut extension table, sideboard
china china and glassware, chamber furniture, mantei
niloIi cooAlng utensils, etc. 10 SGT
SALE OF REAL ESTATE AND STOCKS,
OSIoDer IL, az IL O'Clock noon, at the Philadelphia
hxchange, will include;-- - -
H,,1S MAI8gT sTEEET No. Elegant Residence.
EnIH kNorth), No. e54-MOdern Residence
SseENTEENTH tNorthl No. 14l6--Modern Resi-
PINE No 1sl9-Nrodern Residence
TENTH (Noith), No. 1942--Modern d yelling
LOCUST AND TwENTY.THIRD, N. w. corner-Large
PINE No. 2207-Desirable Dwelling.
ELLSWORTH, No. 1910 Store and Dwelling.
VINE, No. 1119-Desirable Dwelling
AMERICAN AND YORK, N. K. corner-Coal- ard
SIXTH (North), No, 5O6--Medern Residence.
SEYENTKENTH AND ALTON, N. W. cornerstone
TwENTY-ThRD CNOrth), No. s2O-DIodern Dwell
FRAEKLIN, No. ee5-Modern Residence.
CHRISTIAN, No. T11-Genteel Dwelling
NEW, No 821-Modern Dwelling.
SOUTH, NO. 102s-Large and Valuable Lot
MU Moonr NhkkfNoN, kf, NO. 22OS-Modern Residence
ings. :" "0N-
CAMAo, No. 1s46-Modern Dwelling.
TENTH (South), No. I05-Modern Residence
TWENTIETH (SOuth), No. 769-Modern Residence
ings.
GREEN, No. 15O4-Nodern Residence.
Dwelling.
TnIRTY-FoURTH Csouth), No. 196-Modern Resi-
dence.
SAMSON, No s4O4-Brown-stone Residence.
FIBERT, No. 929-Five brick Dwellings.
SPRUCE, No. 116-Tavern and Dwelling.
Dwellings.
GRoUSDRENT-s4sa a year.
2bonds $500 each, Somerset county, Md.
share Arch Street Theatre.
400 shares New Greek Coal Co.
Sc shares Northern Liberties Gas Co.
shares Continental Hotel co.
10 shares Pennsylvania Railroad
share Surf House Association of Atlantic CITY,
share Camden and Atlantic Land Co.
u shares kensington and New jersey Ferry Co.
share Philadelphia and Southern Mail Steamship
Company.
share Academy OF Fine Arts.
100 shares Central Transportation Go.
80 shares Southern Transportation Co.
share Mercantile Library Co.
26 shares Chesapeake and Delaware Canal Co.
shares Western National Bank.
$500 bond Union League, per cent.
100 shares American Button Hole and Sewing Ma
chine Co.
80 shares Girard Fire and Marine Insurance Com
pany. 1O143t
e6 shares Mount Holly, Lumberton and Medford
r. r.
80 shares Guardian Fire and Marine Insurance Co
10 shares Kensington National Bank.
10 shares Germantown National Bank.
is shares Trenton Banking Co.
$1,000 Green and Coates Streets per cent bonds
II shares Lehigh Crane Iron Co.
Pew No. lis Arch Street Presby yterian Church.
Pew No. Sc Trinity NJ E. Church.
$500 bond Union Passenger Railway Co.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-18
Perry, Isaac I.ebO.

Perry, Isaac Lebo.
On motion of Mr.. Wells, the Tenn.
pOrary officers of the convention were
declared its permanent officers.
A certified list ofthe candidates who
had received the highest number OF
votes at the primaries being received,
the same were declared the nominees
of the Republican party of Ormsby
County.
On motion of Mr.. Edison, the con-
vention procreded to elect a County
Central Committee of five.
On motion of Mr.. Wells, the election
was conducted by ballot.
On motion of Mr.. Gibson, the men,
bers from Empire selected their own
two, members of the committee; and
the members from Carson precinct
elected their three delegates.
Messrs. Hatch and Tyrrell were ap-
pointed tellers.
Upon the frs. ballot the folio wing
of the County Central Com
mittee were chosen:
For Carson, Thos. Wells, Chas. Mar
in and Thos. J. Edwards.
For Empire Township, W. J. Ham,
lton and A. J. Lockwood.
On motion of Mr.. Tyrrell the con-
-ention adjourned sine die.
All this was performed in something
ess than haitian hour.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-18
THE DOUGLAS COUNTY TICKET

We publish i'm this mornings AP-
PEAL the nominations made yesterday
by the Douglas County Republican
Convention. Our friends in that
County have done nObly. Their candi-
date for Senator, Capt. A. W. Pray is
one of the most sterling men in the
State; earnest, honest and faithful to
the advanced principles of his party.
In the early days of Washoe Territory
no man showed himself so brave and
energetic in supporting the cause of
the Union as he. The old residents of
Storey County where he then lived,
and from where he was elected to the
Council Gin which he served with much
ability en- t stify to the untiring
watchfulness and fearlessness of his
patriotism. No better man will be
nominated for any office in this State
than Captain Pray.
The nominees for the Assembly are
men OF the highest responsibility, and
they are deservedly popular. The
for Sheriff, Mr.. Bollen, is
well and favorably known here; and
his denomination in Douglass is proof
hat his good qualities are appreciated
there. OF the other candidates we
have no personal acquaintance save
with Fred Furth, the nominee for
County Clerk. He is first rate man
and thoroughly sound Republican.
From what We know of the ticket as
far as mentioned we reasonably con-
rlude that the balance is all that can be !
desired. That it will be elected is be-
yOnd a doubt.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-18
AUCTION SALE
OCTOBER LIST, 1870.

THE FOLLOWING PACKAGES REMAINING
L uncalled for in Wells, Fargo 4 Co, w.ll be sold
at public auction by C. II. MAISII, at his auction
house, on Carson Street. on
saturday. Ocs Ober lst, 1870,
at O'Clock P. NJ, for charges and cash:
s. NJ. Buel, box, from San Francisco, April %,
1865,
III J. Bickaell, gun, from Boise City, Oct. 19
1868.
Vim. DeGraf, package, from Sacramento, Nov.
%, 1865.
WIN Edwards. valise. from Reno. Oct "a, 1859
A. W. Haze, box and package. nom Aurora,
june l, 1865.
N QumsJen. package &c. o. D }, from San
francisco, Sept. p. 1863.
Jacob Ss,aights, package. from San Francisco,
June 20 1869.
Mrs. Vim. Bonham, parcel, from Placerville,
Feb. 10, 1862
r. NJ. Moore, box, from San Francisco, Sept. 6,
ISIS.
J. E. Garrett, from San Francisco: Sept. 6,
1866. pac kage; Aug. 2. 1866, packass, from Aus
tin, May Il, 1876, box.
sell til HE. RICE Agent w., +. 1 co.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-18
THE OFFICIAL RETURNS FROM
EMPIRE TOWNSHIP.

| Through an unintentional and awk-
ward omission the official returns
from Empire were not given in yester-
days APPEAL as they should have
been. Here they are;
FOR STATE DEL EoATEs-Tritie Ticket.
John Hanson. ...............s3
d b Lyman. .....................73
Batterman Ticket.
W Hamilton. ........34
A b Sabin. ....................34
Majority for Tritle delegates............
The vote for Judges stood:
8 II Wright. Il
T ID Edwards
Majority for Wright......-..-......
FOR STATE SENATOR.
James A Rigby ......................59
Israel Crawford .......-....-..........32
Rigby's majority .............-........S
Scattering.
Total ..................-..99
FOR OHERIfR.
George Crystal ........................12
II q Parker.............
8 T Swift ...............---......65
Majority for Swift.
FOR COUNTY TREASURER.
w T TOrreysOn-. neutrality-suspicious.. IL
w ii COrbett.. ..-.-.....................-5S
II . NAASOU
Plurality for Mason.
Yon coUxrY HEcoRDER.
3 ID klng-...--.... lO4
No opposition.
FOR COUNTY CLERK.
T J Edwards. .lO6
No opposition. '-..
Y0k AosgssoR.
Gen w ...........................5l
W N w ID
No choice.
YOa DISTINCT ATrsnNBY.
I B Hereford.
No opposition
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-18
PROCEEDINGS OF THE REPUB-
I.ICAN COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Republican County Convention
was called to order yesterday at 2
o'clock r. NJ, by the Chairman Of the
Central Committee, at the District
Court Room.
The Convention was organized by
the election Of Mr.. II. II. Bence as
temporary Chairman and Mr.. Ben;
Edison rs Secretary.
On motion Of Mr.. Geo. l.. Gibson .
committee OH credentials was appoint
Ell consistingo of Messrs. Gibson, Wells,
and Tyrrell. Tho committee met 1t
once and Immediately reported the
following list of delegates:
CarSea PreciRct-<3eorge L. Gibson,
X. X. Brown, Geo. A. Tyrrell, Chris.
kitzneyer, John A. LOvejOy. H. H.
Renee, Elijah Walker, Thomas Wells,
Peter j. Farrsr. NJ. d. Hatch. II. X.
Winter. Joseph Plat. N. J. SsvieEs,. A.
W. Atei,issnt Benj. HisOn.
Empire P1eeinrt-Hssnsas Beer, H.
Deitchman, J. II. MAstin, IOhn Stiv-
era.
Bsppswick Mill Pssstsse-GeoaBe
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-18
THE CRAWFORD COUNTY PLAN.


I'm compliance with petition
the various candidates in Carson TO
places upon the Republican County
ticket, the County Central COMMITTED
adopted resolution to the effect thai
voters at the primaries should indicate
their preference for candidates: and
that the preferences so indicated
should he considered binding upon
the County Convention was implied
and understood. This plan is, in eff
f,ct, what is popularity understood as
the Crawford County (Pennsylvania)
Plan. We think it has been sufficient
ly demonstrated here, to all parties,
that the said plan is a most decided
failure, in many respects. In the first
place by submitting the affairs of the
party to 4 popular vote, the tempta-
ton is offered to inscriptions mama
gers and aspirants to office, to call in
the aid of Democrats; and that this
temptation was not resisted in the
election which was held here on
Thursday is only too generally be-
loved; and there are too many
grounds for entertaining that belief.
In the next place, this Crawford
Plan is promotive of an unhealthy,
partizan spirit and of wounds which
ii is difficult to heal; moreover, it is
not so fair as the old fashioned Con-
vention plan; and it is vastly more
expensive and cumbersome. The
Election Board were occupied from Il
o'clock midnight of Thursday until
o'clock on Friday morning
III counting the multitude of vO es
east for the various candidates for
nominations. Thus, while |
this plan of voting direct for the can
,iida,es is not productive of any more
fairness than the Convention system,
IL is vastly more complicated and eN-
pensive and calculated to cause dis
sentions and dissatisfactions in the
party which adopts it. 1t muliiplies
the causes for distraction, makes
- sOreheads" and cOrrupts the party
in a manner which can never be
caused by the Convention system,
when the latter is at all properly con-
iucted.
doubtless Storey County has the
rest organization, inside the Republi-
IAN party, of any County in this State,
4 not any State. 1t is complete and
borough, insuring the party against
rauds at the primaries and tending to
he consolidation and strengthening
Vi the organization. This has been ar
ived at through an admirable club
enrolment of the names
II the members of the party in due
orm, and the consequent exclusion
rpm the party's affairs of anybody .
a no is not member OF it. If it were
nssible for any central power to do
n-and we can see that by the univer-
al consent of the leaders of the Re-
'ublican party throughout the State a
Ian might be adopted which would I
ring it about-a system would he
made to prevail which would exclude
rom the deliberations and voice of
ne party any and all persons who are ,
ut actually and honestly, bona fide /
,embers of the party itself.
This reminds US to say that We hope =
nat a Republican club may lie formed
ere in Ormsby County very early in
10 pending canvass. We have too
ing neglected the enrolment of the
ne friends of the party and its prin- I
pies whose residence is here. \
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-18

FOR COUNTY coMNIssIoNER-(Short Term.)
No opposition.
FOR PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR.
VIM Wallace. .......................4
IL IL bence... .....-S
Majority for Bence. ..........-............ 5
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
L. > Greenlaw.
No opposition.
FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR.
FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE-(Emp. T'p.)
James Morris ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
No opposition.
FOR CONSTABLE.
P p Kelly.................
Majority for Kelly..........................6
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-18
Great Medical Discovery.
Mrs. j. w. WXRSOy.

Mrs. J. W. WLkSOX,
No. 80, South q Street ,
NEXT DOOR TO THE ENTER.
~ prise Once, is Sole Agent Ion rho State
Of Nevada, for
]. W, HACKS NEW ZEALAun AnHE.
SlVE PLASTER.
Snesdy and certain euro fr all Rheumatic COM
piainfa. Gout, Lum'ago Neuralgia, Tender Feet,
" eak joints. &c. This IL no hwabHg, bab . nat
ural, Wen estas .lished remedy
For uals u NJ. - 0opsh G StDssA, vnEiniA New
Mas. J. ". WILSON, Ssls Aepas.
Best Min,
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-18
County Treasurer's Notice.
($1.4oo.oo.)

NOTICE Is HEREBY GINfN THAT THERE
. j. NV in the lie emptiou Fund # Orm,by
County the sum Of T .urteen Humid ed Dollars and
that Seated Proposals viii Ice rec lived by the
County Audit II for the surrender f Bonds war
Fund. under tn" pr, Wis f an Act # the egis
lature of the Sta.e If Nevada. approved March
Il h. 1>t6, to the amount 81 money in the Re-
demption Furi At tae Inc # "Feuing the propo
sails
The Proposals will be received by the Auditor
r.p to 10 u'c~ck on Monday the 81 day of octob-r.
$50, and must tie ac""rp ,uied Y aui enclose the
Bonds, warrants and claims TO be SURF, ndered.
Printed Blanks for filling out nidS can he Oh
tanned upon application at the office Of the County
Auitrr.
All accepted Bids will be paid in Legal Ten Ter
notes.
H. 5 MASON
T-e1surr-, Ormsbv County. Nevada.
Carson City, September 18th, $50. sels-td
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