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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-30

To GERNANs.-An exchange says:
Here are q few Of the reasons why
every German should vote the Repub-
lican ticket:
l. Because the Republican party is
the only rea: Democratic party in this
country.
2. Because the Republican party
has secured by treaty the release ofall
German citizens from their former al
legiance, and has pledged the whole
power of the Government for their
protection wherever our flag floats,
whether in this country or any other.
3. Because the Republican party is
the only organization in this country
pledged to maintain the freedom Of
all citizens, without distinction of race
or nationality.
4. Because the Republican party by
its councils and by four years fighting
shoulder to shoulder with thousands Of
patriotic natnralized citizens preserved
the Republic, and secured its continu-
ance as refuge for the oppressed of
all lands forever.
5. Because the Republican party re-
moved the oblOquy which rested upon
all labor in the South, because of sla-
very, and opened that part of our
country to the self-respecting industry
of all lands.
q. And, finally, not to GO into de-
tail further as to the hundreds of rea-
sons that might be urged, because the
Republican party is the party of liber-
fy and progress, the friend of order,
and the security Of every mans rights.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-30

Mrs. JULIA WARD HOWE has issued
a sort of pronunciamentO against war.
She styles it ''an appeal to woman
hood throughout the world, )" and asks
that q general congress of women be
called to promote the general alliance
Of nations and the amicable arbitra-
ment of difficulties.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-30

NJ. LOUIS NAPOLEON, who has had
some opportunity of judging, and
ought to know, soon after his captivity
eulogized the discipline and courage
of the Prussian soldiers, and said no
thing could keep them out of Paris.
This, it seems to US, is placing rather
a poor estimate on the valor ofthe men
he formerly commanded.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-30

The Paris journals are confident
that the ex-Emperor and Empress Of
France will retire to the shades Of
private life on the snug little income
Of 2oo, ooO,O 900 ffancs, or about 30, 0oo,-
900 per year. .-.e ..-..3
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-30

FROM THE SOUrH.-HOn. George W.
Booker, Congressman, and A. J. Ham
ilton, of Texas, issue a call for q con-
ventiOn of native original Union men
of the South, to be held at Knoxville,
Tenn, on November 1. The subjects
to be brought to its attention will be
the acceptance of the fourteenth and
fifteenth amendments, the final status
Of the African race, universal amnesty
and restoration to every man of the
civil and political rights enjoyed be-
fore the war, compensation 10 loyal
men for property taken during the
war, Il fair distribution OF the banking
capital in the South and West, the
of the iron-clad oath, giving
the rights of citizens to all persons
from whom the duties of citizens are
required, and the payment of the pub
lie debt according to contract. The
call says the convention is not to be
of party character.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-30

OUR STATE TICKEr.-Thc White
Pine News, speaking If the nomina-
tons made at the Union Republican
State Convention ut Elko, says they
form the best ticket, without excep-
ton, take it for all in all, ever present
cd by any party in Nevada.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-30

ALLTHE FALL. ELECTIONS held thus
far have resulted in Republican vic
tories. First came the echoes from the
green hills of Vermont of the usual
sweeping triumph; then Maine, the
''Star OF the East" followed with an
other emphatic majority; then the
golden Territory Of Colorado elected
the entire Republican ticket; and last
ly, Wyoming repudiated her Demo-
cratic majority of last year by casting
a handsome one for the Republicans.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-30

Or THE TICKET nominated by the
Republican party at Elko, the Revaille
says: 1t has never been excelled in
this State, and the Republican party
will exert itself with pride and pleas
ure in electing it entire.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-30

ILLINOIS now takes rank as the
fourth State id population, being ex-
ceeded only by New York, Pennsyl-
vania and Ohio The population u
now treble what It was in 1850.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-30

FALL ELECT1ONs.-The election in
this State will take place on the Sth of
November. In other States elections
will take place this Fall as follows:
Indiana. October l; Maine, October II;
Florida and Mississippi, October 3:
Iowa, Ohio and Pennsylvania, October
IL; West Virginia, October 81; Della
ware, Kansas, Louisiana, Minnesota
and Missouri, November South Car
oiina, November Z; illinois,, Mary
land, Massachusetts, Michigan, New
York, New Jersey, Nevada and
Wisconsin, November 8.
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A BURGLAR SHOT Ar.-About halt
past twelve yesterday morning, Mr..
riOskins, who resides OH Howard, st.
Just south of Union, observed q man
providing about the house of a neigh
Dor. between whose residence and mis-
own there is but narrow alley or pas
sage-way. The fellow was in this
aliey when tirs1 seen. After pOking
about there Tor while he went into
the backward, where he stood about
making observations, then went be-
hind an clubhouse ut the back end OF
the ward, and remained there about
an hour. Finally he climbed over
into HOskins' backyard, and cautious
Nv approaching the kitchen door tried
to open it. Finding it fastened, he
then passed around TO the front door
and tined that. While he was tink-
ering Mt the door Mr.. HOskins, who
had been carrying his revolver about
in his hand, took aim ut him through
the window and fired, shattering q
light of glass and causing this buryla-
rious visitor to depart on the double
quick. He doesn't know whether he
hit his man or not. The fellow was
providing about from the time he first
observed him until about O'Clock.
III re can be no doubt but there are
q score or SO of such prOwling thieves
in the city. We shall probably hear
of some considerable job being done
by them here before long unless they
are routed out of town. The two men
who did the job ut Dayton were not
the only cracksmen in our midst
Enterprise, 18th.
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OHIo.-The Ohio Journal says i il .
fact not generally circulated through
the Democratic press, that over half
the Democratic pOminees l6r Cumkfeas
in Ohio thi. fall arc old Know Moth
ings. .-f
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RAILROAD NOTICE.

an AND AFTER O"TJBEI LIST 1870, through
~ passengers by the V. I. X. r., are request
ed TO procure tickets before starting The ofices
will be open for that purpose u haf hour before
departure of trains.
Tickets from carson to Gold Hill or Virginia or
from Gold Hill Virginia {" Carson, =. 90.
Fare between same points, if collected on train.
1925.
II. NJ. YERINGTON, Supt.
Carson. Sept. =, 10
So khterpr,se copy.
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WORKMEN NEEDED.-The White
Pine News says the unusual activity
in mining operations in that district
has created . demand for laborers to
such an extent that one can scarcely
be found unemployed.
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AUCTION sAhE.
OCTOBER Ist. 1870

OCTOBER Ist. 1870
THE FOLLOWING PACKAGES REMAINING
uncaled for in Wells, Ergo Co., will be sold At
public auction " C. II. Mash. at his auessn
house Carson stree, on
Satus day, October LIST, 1870.
at 9 o clsck P. NJ. for charges and cash
s. NJ. Buel, box, from San Francisco. April 2.
1865.
II J. Bickuell, gun, from Brise City, Oct 70,
1868
VIM. DeGr.H, package, from Sacramento, Nov,
IS, 1865. ,.,
VIM Edwaris vaise. from Reno. Oct 26, 1889
A. ". Hale, box AMI package. from Aurora
June l. 1865
n Lumsien, package, &C ODD from San Fran
cisco. Sept. p. 1869
Jacob S,rai.hts, package, from San Francisco
june 90 1869.
Mrs VIM. Bsnham, parcel from Piaeervih-.
RM. More. box, from San Francisco, Sept. 6.
leGS.
J. Il. Garrett, T ON San Fransi-co Sept, 8, lsto,
package; A.g 2. ls66. package. frov AUSTIN
May IA. 1866, box.
SELF ID IL. RICE. Agent W. ?. o..
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LATEST TELEGRAMS.

New York, Sept. 29.-The startling
news of the massing Of an immense
Russian army on the frontier Of Prus-
STA, is conveyed this morning in q
special dispatch from London cores
pendent. 1t is stated, in addition that
the Russian Minister at the Court Of
Berlin has been instructed to demand
of Prussia full and categorical ex-
PLANTATION of her purposes and policy
for continuing war with France.
Chicago, Sept. 29.-The Times this
morning has the following dispatch
which, although not published as
special, appears in no other papers.
London, Sept. 2S.-Intense excite
ment was created in diplomatic circles
here to-day by the reception at the
Foreign Office Of a note from Russia,
saying that the expansion of boundari-
es of Prussia compelled her to interfere
in the present struggle; that Prussia
had consistently and persistently vio-
lated her treaties; ahd that now she
had openly avOwed her war on France
to be one of conquest, for the acquisi-
lion of vast provinces, which would
make her the one dominant Power of
Europe. 1t was the duty of the other
Powers to check Prussia's policy of
or prepare for alb
,orptioo in the German Empire.
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A. B. DRIESBACH,

"A. b. UR T. BACH,
wnoIrsaL. AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Groceries. Provisions.
Wines and liquors.,
Flour 0Md Feed.
lr0CkeFy and 1'inWarc.
Hardware and AOlts.
Blasting and sporting
Powder.
Safety Fuse.
ClOthiug. asOOts and Shoes
California Lime.
Plaster l'as IL.
Eastern eNlent.
Eastern lIalr,
" Whiting.
window Glass.
Paints and els,
Walt Paper.
window shsa deS.
Picture OrdS.
Patent urlain Fixtures.
LUMBER! LUM B E B!
A. II. DRIES BACH.
DOORS AND WINDOWS.
CONMON & CLEAR LUMBEF
OF EVERY DESCRIPTIONS;
LAvH AND SIDING.
Opp site his Store,
C.r~nn Street, carson City. Nevada.
Sept. q. 1870.
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0rmsby County Union Republican
Ticket.

Sos Ssste Senator ....-...... ISRAEL CRAWFORD
For Members os the Assembly:
a. j. lockwood. J. A. BURLIN1AME and
c A. WIrllEHEiL.
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For County Clerk -...---.-.-------T. J. EDW ARDS
For C,,nnsy Treasurer. H. :. MAS N
sor County Recorder d KING, SR
For County Asse W CHLDIC
sor District Attorney ---...---..J. n. HEREFORD
lsN Sept. Pah- = GREENLAW
sN County Surveyor --...--.--.----.---R- A CIlAS-
YrC-<nty Commissioners
J z CHENEY fLong Tie MI 8. A. MEYERS
and a. d. SABiN (Sh ,rt TERM.
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T0WAshiP Nom inasS0ns.

T0WAship Nom nations.
ctKS y TOWNSHIP.
Ar Justice Of the kesce-..----k. X. PARKINSON
yuf Constable. NJ. j. PURCELL
kxPisE TOWNSHIP.
PM Jntice cf -the Peace ....-...-JAMEs MORRIS
rar Constable. ....-...-....-...---.....PP KELLY
School Trustee f,r District No. L:
OsIARLES MARTIN, Z. EL..OD and JAMES
EUFtY.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-05

e-Remcmbcr, thisis the ONLY BILLIARD
SALOON In town.
r. r. FINCH, Proprietor.
Gold Hill, November 18th. 1870. nlBtf
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p,ocHr STATIONARY. telegram

PIocHE STATIONARY. "A telegram
from Ike James surveying party, re-
ceived this morning by Surveyor Cen
eral Day says that Phoebe is definitely,
found to be twenty-five miles west OF
the State line. That settles the matter
and Phoebe will be shifted about no
longer. 1t safely moored at last.
STAGE DIscoNrNuED.-Wells, Fargo
& Co.'S afternoon accommodation pas
senrer stage, hereafter leaving their
Virginia office for Reno at I O'CLOCK
=. n. daily. is discontinued ior the
season, or till further notice.
succrssrr1.-The grand musical and
dramatic entertainment given by
Caine, Gregory and others, at PiPers
Opera Hoiise, last Saturday evening,
was we'll attended and successful.
SIEps.-Lillie & Co., c street, Viz
ginia, have one of the finest assort-
ments of sleds to be found In the city.
Warranted 70 slide down hill rs fast as
the best.
MonE SSow.-The weather this af-
ternoon indicates 4 continuance Oh
snow storm.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
HnSItuul Consultation.
HOW TO EFFECT A CERTAIN AND PERMA-
NEST CRE

HOW TO EFFECT A CERTAIN AND PERMA-
NENT CURE.
Some occupations Of life predlspose to Costiveness,
especially those which allow Of but little exercise.
Persons who contract this unfortunate habit Of
body, under such circumstances, might possibly be
relieved by changing their sedentary employmcnts
for others Of a morc active kind but this Is by no
means certain. HIoi:ual constipation Is u very OBJ
stinate disorder. Al the ordinary so-callcd remedies
Invariably aggrayate Il. Nothing cAn be morc
Injurious than the continued use OF strong apericilts.
They at first ~IErItAte. and finally almost paralyze,
the hOweiS-rrnlrring them so torpid that enor-
NOUS doses Ui cathdrtic medicines have no elect
upon them. 4 mild ~apcrlent. combined with a gen.
tie s,lmulLnt, Il the true remedy; and u combination
In the ~lnpplest proportion. OF these lngrcdlehts, Is
found In IlOStrttrr'> Stomach Bllters. This famous
S;0mach!c invigoratrs the whole Intestinal canal.
while quietly removing from It's conrOlutl0hs al
imprdInientS Ia u free passage through thcin. No
mlrrs pursat,ve has this double operation. 70 orul.
nary Si.mGlant effects the desired object. Cases OF
Consultation abandoned as hopeless by DISTINGUISHED
Inc,.Ivil men haye been cured In n few weeks by the
Filters, To tlIOSc who have tried all the medicines
OF the disprnsary In vaII. We say try this Irresistible
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WHY c~onstIpatI OH should be the consequence. OF
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the vig0r which would otherwise be derived rom
exercise, " III IN all cases enable The system to per
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iuiy.
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DoNKEYs flesh ranks very high among
the new species Of food adopted by the
besieged Parisians. 1t is said to re-
semblc veal, with a poultry flavor.
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Two Georgia negroes have had u
butting match Of siXty-four rounds,
which resulted In q draw.
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Getting Married.
Essays for young men, on the delights OF Home,
AMI the ~proarle,y or improperly o~fgettlng married.
with sanitary help for those who feel untitled for
| matrimonial unhuppincSs. Sent free, In sealed en-
yelopeS. Address. HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box
| Z, Philadelphia. Pa Sc2t'3m
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Never Nausente n Weak Stomacb.-The
condition OF a weak stomach was never yet I'M
proved by cathartic drugs. They merely increase
the irritation. which It Is ail.important to allay.
There Is no preparation In existence which 80 qulcfiy
AMI certainly removes nausea as TARRiST's EYER.
yEscESr SELrzra AfERiESr. Its immediate effect
IL to Soo,hc AMI refresh the uneasy organ. II arrests
vomiting, or the disposition to vomit. at once, and
carries oil without pain, through the in'estincs. the
morbid cmc;ic matter which Is the provocative o.
nausea. A dose "f the Aperieul will always chectu.
ally settle the stomach" ailer a nights dissipation.
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