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The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-09-12
BUSINESS NOTICE.

"THr Nxw Carson APPEAL" is de-
signed to fill a vacancy caused by the
premature death of its elder brother, and
give to the citizens Of Ormsby county
and the neighborhood north and south of
us a Republican newspaper-Yet it is
also to be understood that its publication
was begun with the deliberate plans and
intentions Of its protector to make it one
Of the permanent business institutions of
the State.
Our terms of subscription are as fol-
lows:
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Sent by mail, one year. .Sl2 W
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The carrier is under instructions to col
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and to stop delivering the paper to per-
sons who are not sufficiently solvent to
enable him to carry ont this rule.
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page.
We shall feel under many obligations
to our friends political and personally
throughout the State, if they will not
only subscribe for the APPEAL on the
terms above set forth, but interest them
selves, in getting their neighbors to do
likewise.
We shall endeavor to inculcate the true
faith: rebuke political sin and wicked
ness; exhort the erriEs to turn from their
evil courses ere election day shall come,
and they shall say ''there is no pleasure
in it, encourage the faithful; summon
the steadfast to rally round the flag
and, while doing this, to neglect none
of the business interests of the place;
and, if possible, to gather up and SOW
broadcast, in pleasing and succulent
grains. such matters of local interest, and
such trivial, fond records as youth and
observation cherish here.
We solicit contributions from all parts
OF Nevada and the Pacific Coast.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
GrOceES.


A. B. Drisbach South Carson street.
Mason. Cheney Co., Penrod block, Carson
and Telegraph streets.
b. F. Foster. King and Or1nsby streets.
Jacob Tobriner, Carson and Musser streets.
T Beer Bro, Empire.
Markets.
Eagle Market Carson and Proctor streets-Mat
City Meat Market, King street-John P. Meder
proprietor.
Dry Goods-
Oleovich Bros. Carson and Fourth streets
Sheytr Morris, Carson street, adjoining
Wells, Fargo Co.
Clothing.
Joe Rosenstock. Carson and Musser streets.
kopple L Plat, Carson and Third streets.
Liquors Wholesale.
Geo. D. Fryer. South Carson street.
J. X. Scott, Carson street, between King and
Musser.
E Perasich, Carson street. next door to theater.
Druggists.
o. P. Willis. Carson and King streets.
C. F. Cotton. Carson street, opposite the Cap
itol
T. Beer Co., Empire City.
Watches and Jewelry.
John G.. Fox. Carson street, opposite the Cap
Chas W Friend. Carson street. between King
and Musser.
Brokers.
Rice Peters, with Wells 4 Fargo. Carson
street.
Imperial Insurance Company. of London
Rice K Peters agents. Office with Wells, Fargo
/ Co.
Banks.
BANK Of California, C street, Virginia City.
Gift Concert.
Gift Concert. authorized by law, for the ben
eft of the State Insane Asylum. d. L. Blanch-
ard, Manager, Virginia City. John d. hersey,
Livery Stables
I'M. Benton. Carson street, opposite Wells,
Occidental Stable, Winnie David, Carson and
Musser Streets
Restaurants md Lodgings.
Sazerac Restaurant, corner Carson and Proctor
streets
Orrnsby House. Carson and Second streets
B. H. Meier Son proprietors.
St. Charles Hotel. corner Carson and Third
streets-ieo. Tufiy proprietor.
Warm Springs Hotel, on Empire turnpike, one
and one-half miles east of Carson-L. Lacha-
pelle proprietor
Theater Saloon Moore 4 Parker; Carson Thea
ter building.
Bank Exchange Saloon. Sweeney's building,
King street-R. L. Brown proprietor.
Old SaZerac Saloon, Carson street, next to
Ormsby House-Lewis Thornton proprietors.
Magnolia Saloon, County Building. Carson
street-Gage May proprietors.
j. A. Scott, Carson street
Daleys Exchange, c. street, Virginia City-C.
H. Daley proprietor
Palace Saloon North c. street, Virginia City
Tinker & Shepard proprietors.
Stage Lines.
Carson City and virginia-Ladd & Billings
Office in st. Charles Hotel.
Genoa and Silver Monuntain-Luther Odds
proprietor-ofice at Wells, Fargo 4 Co. IS Agency.
J. D. Kersey agent.
Attorneys.
T. D. Edwards-ofice in Sweeney's building,
King street.
John G. Fox, Carson street.
Cigars.
Chas. ". Friend, Carson street.
Physicians.
DR.. L. A. Herrick, Homeopathic. Office in
County Building.
Railroads.
Virginia and Truckee Railroad Company. Of
fee, north of the Mint, on Carson street.
Nurse.
Denis Peck, professional sick nurse.
Situation wanted. Apply at Mullers Hotel.
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From Joaquin Niller's Poem in the Overland
for September
And death say is . delicafe need.
And q calm delight and the laetingest good
Bu. = song that is blown from . wAfery reed
By soundless deep from . boundless wood.
with never an ear to hear or prize
beasts,
Is swecser than love- than fame, or than feasts.
or anything else thaf IL under the skies
The quick leaves quivered As to dance with de-
sire.
As the boy sang sweet and the birds sang
And the tiger crept low and lay low at his feet,
and he shesthed his claws and his eyes of fire.
The serpent that hung from the sycamore bough,
And swayed his head in a'crescent above,
Had folded his neck to the white limb now,
And folded it close like great black love-
Gu, the sweet birds echoed no more {" o sweet, !"
The tiger arose and unsheathesi his claws,
And the serpent extended his mon jaws.
Wnen the reed all shivered fell down at his feet.
\ splash in the tide. and he turned and he cried.
"oh. give God thanks. for they come they
come -
Then elasped his hands, and his lips were
dumb
As he looked out afar on the opaline tide.
In q sweeping crescent Of sudden canoes.
As light Is the sum- and swift and as soon.
As true and as still Is the sweet half moon
That leans from, the heavens, and loves and
wooeS-
The Amazons came in their martial pride.
As full on the river a studding of stars,
All giried in armor, ~ giftled in wars,
And in foamy burrows dividing the tide.
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POLITICAL.
UNION REPUBLICAN STATE CEN
TRIAL Committee.

A t MEETING OF THE UNION REPUB-
"A lican State Central Committee, held in this
City on SATURDAY, July %, 1872, the following
business was transacted:
Resolred That State Convention of the Union
Republican party be held at Reno on Wednesday,
the 25th of September next, at II O'Clock NJ. to
nominate three Presidential Electors, one Mem
Der Of Congress, one Justice of the Supreme
of such other business shall properly come be-
fore said Convention.
Resoired, That each county be entitled to one
delegate at large, one for each 100 votes, and
for each fraction over so votes cast for Alfred
Helm, elected Clerk of the Supreme Court at the
general election of 1870.
Resolred, That in accordance with the resolu-
ton of the last Republican State Convention, the
various County Central Committees, SO far as the
same may be practicable, be advised to cause the
primary elections to be conducted as follows
First-In each election precinct clubs shall be
organized, the members of which shall vote AT
the headquarters OF the club for delegates to the
County and State Conventions.
Second-No person shall vote who is not
member of the club and in every precinct where
="
registered for the ensuing election.
Third-That the test for club membership re-
quired of voters shall be Will you support the
regular Republican ticket at the next election
National. State and County-and the Republican
platform adopted at Philadelphia. and such fur
ther test the respective County Committees
may prescribe?
Rssolred, That it is the sense of this committee
that contest at the primary elections between,
the candidates for United States Senator should
be avoided, and that in order to avoid such
test. q plan should he devised tIy which the voters
at the general election may have opportunity
of expressing their preference for United States
Senator their ballots, and that the members
elected to the Legislature shall be considered in
structed in accordance with such preference. and
We recommend this subject to the attention OF the
various County Central Committees.
Delegates are apportionei to the several coun-
ties as follows:
Churchill OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. i
douglas -----------'..---...--' .
Esme ralda- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s
II uiiiooio' 1890
Lyon OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES >
Lanoer
Lincoln ---.-.-...'...'...-...- ..-.'..'.....'.
ornnsoy u
Storey. Observation-Disclosures -
Mashoe .-.-----.-.------.-..
White Pine ------.----.-..lp
Total. Observation-Disclosures.
c. C. BATTERMAN, Chairman.
GEO. A. KING. Secretary.
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FRESH FRUITS, VEGETABLES, CON
FEcTI0NS, ETC., ETC.

HyHE UNDERSIGNED HAS ON HAND
and is daily receiving the
Choicest Fruits,
Freshest VeHcta bleS,
Best of COnfectiOnS,
And like desirable and reasonable goods, and
keeps the BEST ASSORTMENT brought to the Car
son market.
n. B.-Orders promptly filed and delivered as
per directions. E. PERASICH,
l-tf carson street, next to Theater Salocn)
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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-07-13

Ex-Gov. Swami, Of Maryland.
says Of Mr. Greeley: For his
future there is every reason to be-
lieve that his administration would
secure everything, that could be
asked for by demoerats." Demo-
Gratis ask for three things: /.
That the thirteenth, fourteen h and
fifteenth amendments be repealed
or nulliiie3; q. That the south shall
'besTeimbursed for the value Of the
emancipa.ed slaves; 8 That the
contedeapte debt shall be assumed
by the nation. These modest re-
quests are made as 'one sweet NOR
sci Of revenge" by the southern
wing Of the democratic parry that
always controls its policy The
democracy propose to support Mr.
Greeley. and Ex-Gov. Swami
looks hopefully upon the future as
promising to realize the three
,thingsl that rebels Sigh for-the
constitution IS il was, money Tor
slaves, and money for the w6fth.
less shinplasters, of the defuuct
confederacy. sGreeley's election
would render all these things pos
sible. according to Gov. Swaan.
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NEW YORK FOR GRANT.

For some time past the New York Times
has been collecting detailed information a. to
the political situation in the several counties
of the Empire State. Re, orts from num.er
OF counties were published few days since
and on Monday it gave the results in all but
two counties, which are editorally summed
up as follows: s t
This morning We are enabled to make our
exhibit of the political condition Of the State
Of New York all but complete. Two facts
concerning every county except two in the
State, which We publish N our frst and
second pages, have been carefully gathered
BY correspondents 10. each county, h whom
we said that we desired the exact truth. TIea
son to principle has rarely been remunera-
tire. and this view Of the political condi ion
OF New York shows that Il was never less 90
than in the case Of Mr.5 Greeley, He bases
all his hopes of the Presidency upon carrying
this State. and in the light Of the facts we
now furnish. he may lose somsthing Of that
doting confidence with which he has regard.
ed his prospects, When we presented him
With the facts concerning thirty-two counties
he lost his temper ia an editorial, the proof
Of which he corr rected ia the Union League
Club. Now that be has, the sa me story from
fifty eight counties. .it is difficult to imagine
what he will do. It is too much to tope how
ever, that he will SEQ the truth, and admit
that the scheme Of the Tamm my gang to re-
gain, control of New York thru ugh bis apos
tacy is destined to fail.
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Bonfres blaze and commons roar,
What, what's the matter
Waves the good old flag once more,
What, shafts the matter?
We rally round the brave and true
Freedoms battle cry renew,
Burvah for Grant and Wilson, too,
That's what's the matter
- Grants what's the matter now,
Gra-t's what's the matter,
TO victory we're marching now.
That's what 3 the matter.
listen to the peoples voice,
What, what's the matter?
Grant ard Wils,n is the choice,
= That's what's the matter
On to Richmond long ago.
Grant marched and laid Rebellion low,
Again 70 Richmond heT 60,
That's what's t.e matter;
Grants what's the matter,
To victory we're marching aow,
That's what's the matter.
J Blow the bugle. beat the drum,
What, what's the natter2
The year Of jubilee has come,
That's what's the matter;
Grant and Wilson hers we greet,
All foes before them must retreat,
For they re team that can't be beat
That's what's the matter;
Grants what's the matter now,
Grants what's the matter,
To victory we're marching now,
That's what's the matter. ..s
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The louisville Courier. Journal significantly
remarks, the gray-jacket who is not for
Horace Greeley deserves straight jacket
This is according to the eternal fitness of
things. Everything points 10 straight party
fight. Nr. Greeley, one Of the oldest seces.
sionists in the country; the man who insulted
the loyal sentiment Of the North and South
alike by becoming bail for the chiet instigator
and leader. OF the rebellion. jeff DAVIS;
traitor 70 the princinle of projection to Amer
ican industry, which he has made the corner
stone of his political faith, and false to the
party OF freedom, is ft representative of the
party Of reaction. sGray jackets will vote
tor him, ku klux will vote irr him, the men
who starved and murdered Union prisoners
will vote for him, the man vino hauled down
the American flag from Fort Sumter will
vote for hiI. But men who fought ia the
Union armies win not vote tor him, men
whose fathers, scns and brothers gave up
their lives in defense Of liberty and the rspnb-
lie will not vote for him; all bad Democrats
will vote for him, but all Republicans will
vote against him.
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70 Consumptives.

The advertiser, having been permaueutlvs
eured q that dread disease, Consumption, 81
simple rsmedy. 10 anxious 70 make known
% his fellow sufferers the means OF cu, :. n
all who desire Il. be viii send . copy Of the
prescription used, free of charge j with the
oiecuons Ior preparing and using the same
oUnyTIoH, AETNA. BxoscHIr1s, &c.
Parties wishing the prescription will nIe.e.
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON.
1e4 Penn Street,
sS-y Williamsburgh, NY
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Meanwhile Mr.. Schurz, whose
future course With regard to tho
Cincinnati nominations has beca
sArouded in mystery, appears in
company with some OF the oar,
spoken anti-Greeley -an:i-Grars
Free Trades Third Party men, ass
a'signer of q circular, calling i
conference on tho Goth instant
tits asserted that this conferanee
will nominate candidates, thou b
it's own avowcd purpose is to uni :
the. OPPOSITION. The, Tribune 4
asserva,ion that it is In no sens
hesaileto Mr.. Greeley lacks proha
bifity.. The Springfield Republ
can, Which, seems to have swoi-
loved the Cincinnati nominatioBs
without comfortably digestis
them, declares that 1t would 81
prefer Mr. Adams, if he could ba
nominated with show of success;
but otherwise it will 60 for Gree
ley with what zeal it can music !.
All these gentlemen who talk ef
Adams ss II he were q possil]a
alternate choice, do not seem &,
succeed in impressing the publ
/ ~itllAthat view. Straws may sh or
| which way the wind blows, bat
sticking up a few straws dom
raise any wind. AZ for nomin /,
/ ton withou. any show OF success.
| tse Adams family have hal
enough of that in Massaclluse s /,
and Charles Francis pretty clearly
insaicated7in that famous Wells
letter, that he don't intend to lead
any skeleton regiments on forlorn
hopes.-Christian. Union. .ss4a A
~ The above is entirely too aged =
that cDnterenco having nominated Grocsg
beck; but we publish it 70 show the lack
Of harmony among the libsral -repu5-
lican-democratic-coppsrheadstraior CON.
glpsnsratiOn1 north and south. .Any
thing 70 beat Grant," So
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The pleasant village Of Carthage was
thrown into mourning yesterday by the
news OF the sudden dsath by drowning Of Mr..
John hurry, most estimabls Young man
who for some time past has been employed in
the wooden mills at this place. He went ont
to baths in Blue river. and it Is supposed was
seised with cranps while bathing and DROWN
ed before assistance could roach him. though
some companions who were bathing at the
same time made every eff,rt to save hin.
Deceased was mcst worthy young mar, and
had numerous frisodsin this vicinity.
4s;5 VIII.
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gsnrf9lY-sv' e.
THE PRINTERS DEVIL AND HIS
LOVE- lns 4CAs . a,


LIFE Is full Of changes, as the following
lines will fully illustrate:
a printers devil was pierced in the heart,
- With the charms Of little miss : e1
Quoth he to the lass, ''My dear, 'srs We purt,
Let 40 seal our love With kiss.' So.
The maiden replied, a. the imp she eysd-
"Dost thou think III let ron reyel
Where others before have vainly. tried7
No, no, I'll not kiss she desii !s's% ~ sAsa
Years rolled along, and the sweet little lass
Became an old sorrowful maid;
She lived like quesu-was rich-but. alas.
der beauty had all decayed. 90
Once again they met, and the old maid aied
To recall her former issue;
Bot be Raily smiled. and only replied
y s'The devil now Wouldn't kiss yout'
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/ The Barnes will cass will come on
for triAi q Mt. Vernon this week. Fs-
A new company has been organised to
work the fre clay mines q Moutesaua.
South Bend has kiusn which e.
tends church with regularity worthy to
b smulatsd By q deacon.
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The wheat crop Of Fouutaia
county is said to b very heavy.
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RATES OF ADvsRTlsiNG,
REAcEXLB sEeEss.oN
what Horace Greeley Thought Of
Before and Durine the Wa.

From the New York Tribsos of Nov. 9, =
lfSthe cotton States shall =
come satisfied that they can
better out OF the Union than IN j
We insist on letting them 60
peace. The right to secede 2
80 a revolutionary one, bat it ex
nevertheless. - =
We must ever resist the riall i
auy State to remain IA the Uaiss
and. nnlify and defy the laws iaaess
of
70 withdraw from the Unioa
quite another matter; and whea
ever considerable section OF O.
Union shall deliberately rcsolF
to 90 out, we shall resist all coeg
Give measures to keep them in
We hope never to live In . Rern /
lie where one section is pinned {
another by bayonets.
From the n Tribune November sl6, 49,
1t the cotton States unitedly q,
earnestly wish to withdraw peso
ably from tho Union, We thia
they should be allowed to do So
Any attempt to compel them b
force to remain would be contraI
to the principles enunciated in 'l
immortal Declaration Of Indepen
ence, contrary to the fundimentt
ideas on which human liberty
based
From the n Y Tribune, December II Is
Ifft(tee Declaration of Ial.
pend justified the secession fra
the British empire OF three mi
lions of colonists in 1776. we 6
not see why it would not justify &
secession Of Eve millions of Sou
rons fronat the Federal Union /
1851. II we are mistaken on tla
point, why does not some one q
tempt to show wherein and why
For our own part. while we den
the right of shareholders to hol
slaves against the will Of the lat'e
we cannot see how twenty milliot
of people can rightfully Lold tel
or even five, in q detested Unio
with them by military force.
From the Tribune Of February % 1855
We have repeatedly said AMI s
once moro insist, that the gse
prineipIe embodied by Jefferson
the Declaration OF Independeaci
that goyernm ehts derive their ia
powers from the consent Of q
governed, is sound and just, al
that ifthe slave State. the coigo
States, or the Gulf States on
choose toform an independent n
ton. they have a clear, moral Ri
| 10 do so. Whenef Z
it shall be clear thst the gre
body of tie Southern people h.
become exclusively alienated fro
/ the UniUn, and anxious to escal
from it. we will do our best TO fo
ward their views.
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Jim Ashley. the hero of the i'm

Jim Ashley. the hero of the i'm
peachment business, and 1 bitter
hater Of Democracy up to two
months ago, has oommenceea
stdmping for Greeley, on the idea
that Greeley Is to- BE- thA candi-.
daAs of the Democratic party Aaa
10 mentioning Ashe5 one can
mention q score just like him =
men who have trained with the
Radical, party denounced Demo
Gratis. stolen aud swindlsd from Gle
people, but at Last kicked out D
their party for ono reason or an
other. ssaa. i sss6 & sd zss
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A Charitable Work

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Estate Gifts. are n be distributed Legally:
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Truth nut oil in iest-On the order
ofproceedings at C.nbridee Gen. Grant
was described in solemn Latin as u
ix>em-(Boston Transcript.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-11-21

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