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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-10-05
THE DEMOCRACY IN CAUCUS.

The Great Tn Sashed were the spec.
tacle of the day yesterday. Their say
ings. doings and appearancew were such
as were never before heard and wit
messed from any body of politicians
ever before known of, outside or inside
of the Democratic party. Their con-
vention was appointed to meet at ,
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. They
did not meet at all in convention-at
any rate they did not do anything as
convention but adjourn until next
Saturday at : O'Clock p. IN. What
they did all day was to caucus; some
times in Ellis Office, sometimes on
the curb; sometimes in the gutter,
MANY times on the street corners;
semi-occasionally in French Alexis
and time and again, in squads IN the
dram shops. The main subject of
agitation was the question of ''sinch or
to be sinched In other words, one
faction, led by the valiant Clayton.
wanted to accept an offer made them
by certain Republican soreheads, that
if they would not nominate n county
ticket but would, instead, endorse the
county ticket put in the field by the
Republican County Convention, they,
the sOreheaiS, would endorse the
''more Bullocks than Brains" ticket
the Democratic State nominees. The
other faction, made up of those Demo-
Gratis who have some self respect left,
objected to this proceeding and insist
ed upon nominating a straight Demo-
cratic ticket from top to bottom, and
declined prostituting their party to
CRAFTY the lust of Republican sore
headism. During the earlier part of
the afternoon the straight outs, headed
by Milt Elstner and Alex Laporte,
were ahead; later in the day the forces
got to be equally divided; and they
stood eight and eight. Thus stan ling
they adjourned. as we said before, TO
meet on next Saturday. twill be seen
from this that on the one hand the
Clayton faction are willing 20 virtually
abandon their county organization in
order that he, Hal, may receive some
extra support as card date for
Judge; while that upon the other
hand there are some sturdy Demo-
Gratis of the old school who believe in
maintaining their organization and
a square, stand up fight. 1t is
a mos, touching and affecting sight to
see this ''party of principle thus i'm
perilled by the Willingness of onehalf
its representatives to sell out their
for a most meagre and
watery mess of sorehead pottage. Let
'em rip!
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-10-05

SOME SoREHEADS in Douglas county
who failed to get nominated for office
in the late Republican convention held
there got together in a back room in
Genoa on the evening after the said
convention was held and proceeded to
nominate what they facetiously style
'The Peoples Ticket" At the head
of this delightful movement was big
Jim Small, the recreant Union assem-
blyman of the last Legislature-recre-
ant because he voted against the rati-
fication of the Fifteenth Amendment.
Jim is the Soreheaei nominee for the
Senate against Capt. Pray. He stands
about as much chance as "a crap on
hillside" Warren WATSON, of my
policy" memory is candidate for
Sheriff on this sweet-scented ticket.
Bollen will send Warren back to the
quiet Sequestration of his ranch, a
wiser if not better man. Fred Few
ert, Henry Nan-Sickle and old Jake
Winters are the candidates for County
Commissioners. Davis. Hickey and
Nesmith will make this trio smoke
like tar kiln! Ii is gorgeous spec
tacle when 1.-THE people thus rise in
ten of 'em, and nominate
one another in a Genoese back room!
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-10-05

The MISSING MAN.-As yet, no trace
has been found of the missing man,
A. Laigneau, living or dead. 1t is the
opinion of the majority OF our people
that he was murdered night before
last, and his body carried away and
secreted. In passing the place where
Laigneau is supposed to have been
killed, about O'Clock yesterday NOR
ming, officers Beebee and Brinton
heard noise within, as of the rustling
of newspapers, as though some one
was walking through a pile Of dry
loo<e papers. This was the only noise
heard about the place by any one dl :
ring the might. The prevailing opinion
is that when Laigneau went home,
about midnight, there were one or
more burglars in the house and that,
after pulling off his coat and throwing
it upon the bed, h, struck q light,
which exposed the burglars to his
view when he was struck with chilly"
or some such weapon and killed. Why
the murderer or murderers should
have carried away the body Of their
victim no one can understand, though
the very fact of their having done SO
is now just what is causing the great
est perplexity by shrowding the whole
affair i'm an inpenetrable veil of myste-
~. With the dead body present there
could be no doubt about q murder
having been committed. A more thor
ough search for the body will be
made to day than was undertaken
YESTERDAY both within and without
the civ far and r.-[Enterprise.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-10-05
LET Us SUSTAIN GRANT.

Two years-a little less-have passed
away since it devOlved upon the peo-
pie of the United States to make choice
between the General who led the
Union armies to victory and the man
who, by his presence and tacit encour-
agement, gave vitality to the anti
Draft Rioters of New York--to say
which should be elevated to the posi-
ton of Chief Magistrate of this nation.
On the one hand were mustered, in
unwavering line, the hosts of Free
dom, Progress and Union. Upon the
other stood, glowering, the motley
hordes of copperheads, Democrats,
and the Bread and Butter Brigade of
Andrew johnson. On the Sd day of
November, 1858, these opposing forces
moved upon the common line of con-
test-the ballot box; and the result,
long pending. was soon determined, as
was fondly anticipated by the friends
of our Government. in favor of the
party through whose efforts the ma
tiOnal life was preserved.
Grant has now held the helm of
State something more than one year
and a half. In that time the gross
abuses of Johnson's administration
have been abated. public credit has
been restored, an immense burden of
taxation has been lifted from the backs
of the people and "peace tinkles i'll
the shepherds bells and sings among
the reapers."
Friends of the Republican party of
Nevada, it now devOlveS upon us to
say whether the Silver State will or
will not endorse by its votes the Off
cial acts of the administration thus so
begun. Shall it be said
that we of Nevada, always SO true to
the cause of Republican principles,
always SO unwaving in the hour of the
need, have, in the eyes ofall
the hopeful East trailed our banner in
the dust. Shall it be told of Nevada
that they permitted dis
cord and fierce civil strife" within the
par,y's lines to disin:egrate our
strength, divide our unity and leave
Us a prey to the wiles Of the enemy,
Rather shall it not be said of US hat in
the face of all temptations to luke
held out by our enemies
and despite of every obstacle and
every ingenious device of the enemy
we have again gloriously conquered,
again given luster to the Silver Star
Of the Republic.
Let us show to the world that we
ian enter the gymnasium of the party |
its primaries-and there give and !
lake the sharp thrusts of the foils and
he humping blows of the gloves
without once wincing or giving way
20 the soreness of bruises received in |
hose friendly mock battles between
ourselves. Let US, thus trained to do
he battle Of political gladiators, re-
serve our sharpened rapiers, and our |
strong hands for the fierce and actual
light which is to come upon the Sth of
November next. Then, as one man,
moving as we used to move, shoulder
o shoulder, never wavering, never
osing sight Of party principle and
,arty discipline; let US, by our votes,
leclare that we, the first State of the
whole Union to ratify the Fifteenth
amendment, do most heartily and
endorse the Admins
ration of President Grant.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-10-05

THE YELLOW FEVER has broken
out with great violence on Governor
Island, n. Y. harbor. Numerous
deaths have occurred. A panic in
New York City is imminent.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-10-05

ne MERcAN7II.E LIBRARY gift en-
tsgrgias has been 30 Tar successful rs
is Indicated by the sale Of 300, 900 Of its
tickets.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-10-05

GEN. ROBERT F. LEE has had 50
serious . fainting fit rs to cause the
report thai he had been struck with
paralysis. He is reported recovering.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-10-05
NEW TO-DAY.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

v'HE Co-pARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE EN-.
i.iing in tn. Blacksmith business. between
Sutherland 4 Mcdonald. was dissolved on the 23i
day of July, 1870, MIR. McDpnaid retiring from the
fl rm and Dir. Sutherland assuming to pay all in
debtedness and receive all dues Of the late firn.
ii. SUTHERLAND,
j. w. MCDONALD.
Carson October s. 1870, ~5-lm*
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-10-05
0rmsby County Union Republican
Ticket.

For Efase SENATOR -.--...-.--- ISRAEL CRAWFORD
For Members If the Assembly:
A. J. LOCKWOOD, J. A BUsLINGAME and
c A. WIrHERELL.
For Sheriff. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SWIFT
For County Clerk ..-..-..--....---T. J. EDWARDS
For County Asse ..or-------------.---G- W CUBIC
P0S Diafrct Attorney ...---------J. b HEREFORD
Far Supt. Pub. Schools. = GREENLAW
tax County Surveyor -------..-...-.---R A CHASs-
Fur County Commissioners
!. T. CHENEY (Long Tenn: s. A MEYERS
and A. B. SABiN (>h 1T Terml.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-10-05

ssr-,-sr Gage. DR.. c .briski. and Bat.


GOvBANOR STEPHEN MILLER, OF HANIL-
u tue, v,RaAarsa the People Of Nevada ~ Sl-
DWs:
VIRGINIA. Wsdne~iay Evening Oct-S.
DAYcON, rhuvalav Evsoi~G. Urs. 8.
GARSBN slTY. Friday Evsning. Oct. ;.
0HNOA, sssusSAy evening. ses. g.
EMO, Aooday Evaning. Oct. TO-
y order REPUBLICAN STATE CENTRAL
COMM TIE.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-10-05

ToWnship Nominations.
cars TOWNSHIP.
Sor Justice Of the Pelce-.----..-k. X. PARKINSON
For Constable M. J. PURCELL
HNPfsE TOWNSHIP.
For Justice Of the Peace..---..-.JAMES NORRIS
School Trustee. for District No. 1:
CHARLES MARTIN, Z. EL..OD and JAMES
EUEtY.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-10-05
49,
UNION REPUBLICAN,
aTATE TICKET.

fOr 0SgernOg. A. IkITLE
Yor Lieutenant Governor As. s. SUNDERLAND
For Representative in Congress THOMAS FITCH
Yu Justice of the Supreme Court. 8. SLAUSSEN
Ycr Secretary Of State. D MINOR
For Attorney General WILLIAM CAMPBELL
Rog Treasurer Of State WINES
Hor Controller of Stafe.------.-.---w. W. HOE ART
Hor Surveyor General DAY
For Sups. Of Public Instruction---A n. FISHER
For State Mineraioei<t- -.---HENRY WHITEHALL
For Clerk Of the Supreme Court. ALFRED HELM
For State Printer... HENRY r. MIGuELs
Bad Judicial District NOmination.
For District Judge-.--..---CHARLEs n HARRIS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-03-21


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auf $4,000 ange8eben.
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su er,pirten. Srau WoriB babe tbre Sbat be-
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,u ibrem Baiten Surhdtebren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-03-21

Dor Dir nod in mir II, ihm6re i'd Sir's,
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mem einSi9er Sobu iein, Oeien Rubm mem
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80 Das HadIOleenbt Ilstnt. rtAi IsiistmdBf GeDtbI
,ptr Der ~neutfitlt hummer ots 5Dltpbllin-
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bod genuD, iuOlu Die 6ragen}
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8ites 8lId ~ Dsintn lDegtn.
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Madlcic tclearaphiider @cridte.

Yor benz 6inanJ Gcmite beitirportete
thrjlid Der Brooilpucr Suut Die Grb6buns
Der Stsuer auf Ylugs uno anoereu Sabod
8urdutg auI % Gents. Su9e8en tpolltt
26 Observation-Disclosures aus 8a, Die 1869 fir
10 Miuioneu Dollars Steuerr teJubIten,
bic 5abadsasusr Ouf ieAsbebn Gents Der
minoert baben.
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9sorsia, Noros uno ShosGarolina, uno str
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Dentj@e nnD eusIilbe G@nIs.
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.ssse pou SDiiSapir. unt Srnnse-ei1ep.
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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-09-08
Referees, Sale.

Asccneth G. Ackline, 4
US. ,
rr~.- ..i a s..-.."cssvsu, Az
formerly VII
Hannah Barrett, etai. 1 a4ss
THE UNDERSIGNED, having
j been appointed Referees, tomake
partition Of the following Real Estate,
lying In Marion County, and Site OF
Iowa, having reported that It cannot
be divided, and said report having
been confirmed by the Circuit Court
Of Marion County, Iowa, Mt the July
$50 Term thereof, we, the under
signed, In pursuance Of an order of
said Circuit Court, made at thererm
aforesaid, Will offer for sale at Public
Cutlery, on the premises, on Saturday,
the lst day of October, 1870, between
the hours Of ten o'clock, a. d, and
four o'clock, T.. NJ, OF said day, the
following described Land, to,Mi;:
The east half Of the fi6fthweAtqua
ter OF the northwest fractional quarter,
and the north half Of ltise SUadles,t
quarter Of the nprthwes6 quarter, nd
the northeast quarter OF the nOrthwst
or q tie iiortheast S8fAnef. 81 va
northeast quarter Of the northwkt
fractional quarter, previously 'sdl8 ada
conveyed to Robert Clark, all In, ST.
ton No. Twenty-seven f2f) In FOWL
ship No. seyenty;;seven 20 north II
Range No. Twenty (o0) west, contail-
seventy-twO az acres. more or les(L
lying Ia Marion County and State 4
Iowa. Nj
Terms Of sale: Ope-third cash ii
hand, one-third in one year, and the
remaining one-third in two years from
the day OF sale; the deferred payments
to bear interest from the date OF sale
at the rate OF ten per cent. per annum :.
which deferred payments are to bel
secured by mortgage on the property
JAMES M. BR0Us.
GEORGE BRYAN.
WILLIAM ACLIN,
Referees.
August "a, 1870. - (l6)
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-09-08
Referees Sale.
CALVIN HORNADAY,
"
MARY HORNADAY
and

MARY HOHNADAY
and
WILLIAM II. HoRNADAY:
vTSHE UNDERSIGNED, having
been appointed Referees to make
partition Of the following described
Real Estate, having reported that tie
same cannot be divided, and said Re-
port having been confirmed by the
Circuit Court Of Marion County and
State OF Iowa, at the July Term, 1870
OF said Court, therefore, we, the IN
dersigned, in pursuancs Of said oriel
OF said Circuit Court, will offer fol
sale Mt public cutlery, at the door ofthe
Court House, In the City Of KIox.
vile, Marion, County, and Stat Of
Iowa, on Monday, the 3lsts da! o.
October, 1870, between the hnnh Q.
ten o'clock. a. NJ, and 4,o,cl9ek p.
= The north hall Of sh~s Ahrest
quarter Of the northeeet gdRrteeql
Section No. Twelve l12}in Tdwnhip
No. Seventy-five {75) north Of Rfge
No. Twenty COY, wesk Of the Hfth
Principal Meridian; containing tVen-
ty 900 acres, more or less, lyina IN
| Marion County. and State of Iowa, lad.
4 Joining the city Of Knoxville.
Terms Of Sale: -One-half cash IN
hand, and the residue IN one year fttm
the day Of sale; the deferred payment
to bear interest from date ut the rate
Of ten per cent. per annum; whisl
deferred payment to be secured byt
mortgage on the property sold, n
August 8, 1870.
GEO. KRUCK,
+. M. FRUsH,
J.G. ROcKAFELLow,