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THE COEUMBUS WAGON-RO AD Flu.
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What has been Done and WAes -
Proposed.

We have already informed our readers
of the outlines of the project OF construct
ing a wagon road from Columbus to the
Nine Mile House ON the Carson and
Aurora road. Before us is q letter from
Mr.. Joseph Moshei,ner to friend OF his
in Carson, from which letter we learn
that Mr.. NJ. has caused q surveying e1pe-
dition to be sent out to examine the con-
templated route and report upon its feasl-
bility; and that, the report being made,
it is ascertained that the said road when
built will save about forty miles; that
stages can make the trip from Carson 70
Columbus over the new route In twenty
four hours; and, as Mr.. Mosheimer con-
fidently states, sit will send all onr
freight to Carson" As we before stated,
it is estimated that it will require from
5000 to $1,000 to complete the work.
OF this amount, somewhere near $4,OOO
have been subscribed; and the projectors
of the undertaking now ask that the peo-
ple of Carson subscribe the balance OF
the amount needed. We cannot better
indicate the proposition, as it is to be
placed before our people, than by placing
before our readers the following copy OF
the
COLUMBUS AND CARSON WAGON ToLL-RoAD
SUBSCRIPTION LIST.
We, the undersigned, hereby agree to
paw to Jos. Mosheimer, as agent, the
amount set opposite our respective names,
for the purpose Of building Toll Road
from Columbus to the Nine Mile HOuce
on the Carson and Aurora Road. Said
subscription to be paid as follows, viz:
One-third on the tenth of November, one
third on the first of December, and the
remaining third on the first of January,
1873.
1t is further agreed that after the sub
seriptions are paid, said subscribers shall
incorporate and elect Trustees, who shall
issue Stock at Ten Dollars per Share for
all amounts so subscribed and paid; said
incorporation to be divided into One
Thousand Shares, of the value of Ten
(lO) Dollars per Share. 1t is further
agreed that four hundred shares of the
stock of said Incorporation shall be re-
tanned as Reserve Fund.
COLUMBUS, October "a, 1872.
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GREELEY AT A DISCOUNT !
WESTERN NEW YORK.

A prominent and well known member
of the Greeley organization Of Albany
has Just returned fiOm . business tour
through Warren and Essex counties. and
the Albany Journa! says that !" his report
is (and he talks it openly that he found
about one-haif the Democrats of those
counties Disguised with Greeley and de-
tsrnined to 60 for Grant. And this,
the Jeunsi addA u The testimony Of in
tal1igsnt Observers AZ over the State. The
Democratic party has dsskzoyed ITSELF BY
nominating Greeley.
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REPUBLICANS REWARD
RECREANCYS =


For any Republican to cast his vote
for George Chedic or r. R. Parkinson is
to answer these questions in the afirma-
tive.
For any Republican not to use all his
exertions to defeat those renegade Repub-
icans is to fall far short Of performing
his duty; and apathy and negligence now
are in no sense less reprehensible than q
passive acquiescence in the candidacy OF
soreheads, boilers and virtue-professlng
apostates.
Neither of these men can come within
gun-shot of being elected unless very
considerable number of Republicans vote
for him.
Sympathy for his poverty got Parkin-
son nominated, two years ago, on the
straight Republican ticket; and he was
elected by Republican votes.
When his political bell-wether, Bob
Clarke, went over to Greeley and the
Copperheads, Parkinson followed suit;
and having made his bed with the rene
esdes, soreheads and Possum Democra-
CIV. let him look to them and none others
for his election.
Chedic deserts all parties. Like Park
inson he got into Office (where his Hit
eracy and slovenly manner Of doing bus
mess have been charitably overlooked),
out of commiseration and the kindly
charity of his neighbors. Politically,
he is utterly undeserving; officially, he is
ine1cusably negligent and evasive of his
sworn duties; is suspected of having re-
ceived presents from large taxpayers who
are interested in small assessments; and
through carelessness, indifference, inca
pacity or interested motives, has failed
to levy and collect personal property tax
Of various persons in the eastern end OF
the county where, as he knows, he needs
oil the strength he can get.
Every business man in Ormsby county
owes it to himself to help defeat this
man Chedic. He has held back public
moneys which were all out of place SO
long as they were withheld from the
County Treasury; he has not paid over
one dollar of poll tax money this year.
and no department Of his Office is in .
satisfactory condition.
Let no effort be spared to defeat this
brace of deserters.
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DISSOLUTION OF THE OLD FIRM
OF DAY q MARTIN.


The Register of yesterday morning
informed Us OF the interesting fact that
Mr.. Harry Day had drawn out Of the
Liberal Possum menagerie. and that one
]. II. Martin, an honest but deluded per-
son of the bul-whacking persuasion, had
been nominated in hiR place and s5ead,
for the Nevada House of Assembly. The
Light Of Day being withheld from the
ticket supported by our neishbor, it will
now grippe along in darkness and despair
under the neviy-gained assistance of the
Aforesaid bullock persuader. Such is
life!
Harry Day declined the nomination
thrust upon him tor very excellent phi
vate reasons of his own. Eve are very
sorry to believe that he, young man as he
il, and with all LIES hopeful future be-
fore him, has forever ruined the delicate
tissues of his political mucous membrane
BY swallowing Horace GreeleyD
Martin has been . Republican until
this fateful year. We hear (not knowing
him nor his latter political career. expe-
risnces and associates) that he has been
prosely:ed to Greeley and Brown through
the assidaous efforts of Clarke's politi-
q, mentor and lsw instructor, our worthy
ns;ghbor of the siedge and anvil, Tor
rsyson (the Elihu Burritt If Nevsda).
Ard thus it seems that the devoted Tor
rsyson. ono Of the old, original Doctor
jacob Tovnsends of Reform aud Paci6
cation. il again ignored, and . new,
fresh and untried convert is promoted
over him. Certainly Q due regard for
Purity does not require this; for Who is
nsre pure than our good friend Toney-
SCAT Certainly availability does not de-
nsnd this sacrifice: for Who Is more pop
n:.r than this rotund and erudite son of
vulcan? Certainly it is not fair or just
that an old whsel-horse Of Liberalism
xhould thus be laid aside in order that
tbs mantle of Scion should fall upon
tAis knight of the CAD and the OF bow!
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MUCH TRUE SYMPATHY viii be felt for
Mr.. Horace Greeley in his bereavement
the loss Of his good wife. This sort of
sentiment will not be monopolised BY any
party; win be withheld BY none. These
aAaictions arc sacred above ell Wanglings
Of the political arena and touch those bet
ter chords in the heart Of humanity which
make the whole world hin. zssesl .5ss-
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sTEWED PUMPKINS IN CONNEC-
TICUT.

The New Haven Journal and Courier
says that the indications of the utter
disqualification of the Democratic party
H. connecticut are becoming more APP
parent every day. Men of years and
character, who have adhered to the Dem
ocratic party all their lives, declare with
an emphasis which attests their sincerity.
that they shall vote for Grant. Scores
of such cases come to our notice almost
daily, and it begins to look as if there
was an even chance of carrying New
Haven for Grant.
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This seems to us to be putting the
stock upon the market" SO to speak, in
a shape which ought to insure its favor
able consideration by the citizens of Car
son. We bespeak, at an early day after
the election, the calling Of a public meet
ing and the formation of a Committee to
take this very important matter in hand.
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HORACE GREELEY AS A FREE
ESTATE OPERATOR.

Facts are gradually coming to the sur
face which place Horace Greeley in such
light as to make him obnoxious, not
alone to consistent Republicans, but to
honest men of all shades of opinion.
Many of his isms only make himself n
diculous; but below is statement, COM
ing from q source which no Democrat
will have the hardihood to deny, that
shows him to be made up Of a compound,
a part of which is of the Woodruff mate
rial good deal mixed with the stuff out
of which Knarery is made. The Mr..
Fitch whose name is given as the author
of the charges which follow, is an Ex
Democratic Senator from Indiana, and
too much a man of principle to abandon
his lifelong professions to give aid and
comfort to movement which looks to
the election of renegade abolitionist to
the Presidency. Says the Cleveland,
Ohio, Herald:
Dr. Fitch, Of Indiana made speech at Logans-
port last Saturday evening. which is Of particu-
lar interest to Horace Greeley and the IN form"
blower. of his party:
ing tie fact that Horace Gfesley b now defend
ing . suit brought by the heirs Of John and Hes
ter wattles. Of Tippecanoe county, Indiana. who.
in their lifetime, had decided to Greeley and 9TH
nonial and free-love association. Greeley sent
out the woman from New York, for the uses OF
such men went to the institution. Waftles
bad bsen corresponding with Greeley for the pur-
&C., y<ru,s x.lsnp>uv
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A1OTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT

N1OTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the undersigned registry agent will receive
objections to the right to vote the part Of any
person registered on the foregoing list Of voters
until O'Clock P. NJ, on the fourth day previous
to the 5th day Of November, A. d. 1872. All per-
in the above list, are requested to sppsar At my
Office and have such error corrected.
All objections to the right to vote shall he
made only by qualified elector in writing, set
ting forth the ground Of objection or diequalin-
cation, and sworn to, or affirmed ". TO the best
of his knowledge and belief.
Given under my hand this 21st day Of October.
4. d. 1872. JAMES NORRIS.
Registry agent for Empire and Brunswick Mil
Precincts, Ormsby county. Nevada.
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General Apathy and the Republicans
seem to be conducting very successful
campaign against Maryland Democracy.
and the latter are getting scared about
it. The Baltimore Gazette says: The
Filth and Sixth Congressional Districts
are in danger of being wrested from us,
and they can only be saved by strenuous
exertion.''
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EAGLE MILL.

Work, Grinding Feed Barley, At my new
Mill on Carson street, Just north Of Davis Co. .
Planning Mill. A liberal share Of patronage il
solicited, and entire satisfaction guaranteed.
oj-tf F.w. PETERS.
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The drawing will take place At Virginia. Ne
vada, the time Of which due notice will Be given
60 soon as enough tickets have been sold to pay
the state proportion for the Asylum Fund. A.
we'll rs the Prizes in full that being the purpose
of the Trustees.
All unsold tickets in the hands Of Agents will
be called In before the time set for drawing
rr;.lets NJ Admission IS In Gold Coin
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PERSONS desirous Of renting rooms in private
residences are requested to let the same be
known to LApp L KELLY. - there Is continu.
ally . demand for the same.
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cincts for the year l87
Enspirs
Ambrose, Nick. A--
Arans, Matthias
Anderson, Norten
Bryant, IS
Booth, N P
Busse, James .-
B0st. Reuben
Best, Noah
Bourgeois, A
Barlow, Robert
Baitinger, John A
Bright. g 8
Broker, James A
Brashiers, Hiram
Blye. Daniel G
Bleie, John l.
Bearce, Isaac
Buett, Nelson
Budleman, F
Beer, Thomas
Bland, John
Baxter, William
Clancy, John
Casey, Thomas
Conoly, Timothy
Cook, Walter n
Coffin, L u
Cults. Roland H
Cults. Augustus
Coombs, e N
Chaplin, George II
Carr. Samuel II
DUNCAN. Michael
Dennis, d c
Downing, John
Dees, Daniel h
Daily. william -
Deichmann, Henry L
Dilley, Jonah V
Eutu, George
Edwards, Joel
Freeman, A G
Flanders, c A
Flanders, Samuel 8
Fisher, Daniel
Fabre, Benjamin c
truth, Matthias
Gilroy, John
Griffin, John
Geer, F II
Gxrlick, John
Genaro, Sebastiana
Grady, John
Gillfoyle, Thomas
Hansen, John
Haugh, Daniel
Holden, Reuben
Hoover, J A
Hem, Frederick
Hess, E Il
Herring. Chas
Haarnan, Martin
Harrington, Timothy
Hawkins Theodore
Hope James
Heming Samuel
Henderson James T
Ham Ephraim
Haynes Jehu
Isbell Nap b
Jones S Z.
Jones Adrian
johnson william
Zeime
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Pending tie building q the Osmsbv House.
r.. Fred Brooks the welklmoWA and popular
dealer in books, stationery. musical instruments
guns, fishing tackle. toys. cigars. tobacco, jew
elry and fancy goods has removed TO Mfllard's
store. next door TO Rails hardware store, oppO-
site 10 his old stand. ,.----..--.- -slk
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New To-day.
MINERS, ATTENTION /!

The best and cheapest candle in the State for the
price, and particularly adapted to use in mines
In regular receipt per rail. and for sale by
ROSS, DEMPSTER h CO..
los and lO7 California street,
no1-1mep San Francisco.
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Rsa1sr1Ar1oN.

OFFICIAL. LIST OF REGISTERED
" voters Of Empire aAd Brunswick NM Pie
cincts for the year 1872.
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aad Brunswick MN Pre-
Precinot.
johnson James
Kinney William
Krill David
Kohl Stephen
Kelly Paterick
Kinder Sampson
Lyman d b
Lebo J p
Lebo Henry
lockwood Al
Laws Jsbex
Lang W n
Lord E G
LANCE Henrv
May Eugene
Aaley Pat
Mcdonald VIM
Murphy John
Mcleod william
Noses Marks
Martin Vim o b
Murphy John no 2,
Mccartney James
Norris James
Mcmahon Martin
Mcmahon Reuel
Oil George
Potter Thomas
Peterson p b
Packard Peter
Peters Patrick
Perkins william
Perry Daniel n
Perry George 5
Richey John
Robertson Alex l.
Randall George y
Ripe John
Rosenberg Abner
Reboli DomenicA
Richey Abe
Rees Charles H
Remsburgh / A
Shallabereer jacob
Saben A b
Stahl Henry n
Stivers John
Smith II H
ScuIlin2 II +
Spencer John "
Swartz George
Stadtmuller Ed
Thompson WIN II
Temple W B A
Walworth James
Wolfersberger George
Wslterschild Joseph
Wolfersberge Charles
Welter Adam
Weeks Charlie
Weston Henry
Wagner Louis
Warner Adam
Wulser Jacob
Williamson Thos J
Whitman Charles
Williamson James p
WipperInan William
Wagner Phillip
VIM Richard A
Warner, Peter J
Younger, Thomas
Zeimetz Thomas
George
ed. .........---- .iAS
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NOTICE. He.ssfter De Express once Of we,h
Fargo Co. win clos 1t 81 oclSsk. r.H. 81
tern deposited in the Letter Boz up to 10 O'Clock
r. n viii be forwarded BY the night train
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WELLS. FARGO : CO.. Virginia City. Treasurer
d. L. BLANCHARD, Manager.
Tickets arc now for sale, rana can be obtained
q C. c. PENDARGAHT, Ct tAe oGkes q Veil,
Fargo Co., ~ & the ONCE Of d. l. B1ANCH-
ARD, Aan9D1, q j. WaldGtein Co.'S Cigar
oe~s. South G street. "a C Tassasg .ess7l+0
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Name No. of Shares Amount.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
Y1HE STORE NOW OCCUPIED By
i H. Levy. Possession given i n9Hs
EOR SALE-One Fine Dwelling and
Il Lot centrally located, and we'll Furnished,
price s., so. Inquire Of lo9l J. E. LADD.
DWELLING wANTED-A Pr.ty de-
~ sires to Purchase . Dwelling with four o.
five rooms. Inquire of Io5l J. E. LADD.
dwelling wANTED-A Party de
y sires to Purchase . Dwelling with seven 0
eight rooms. Inquire Of losl J. L. LADD.
EOR sALE-A Fine Lot and Dwell.
II ling. centrally located. Price $500. Inquire
of lool J. E. LADD
CONTRACT To LET-A Contract tn
~ chop from 500 to 1000 Cords Of Wood, at 50
per cord. Inquire of Losl J: Z: LADD:
UANTED-a weed splitter.. In
" qrrire of fo4-tfl J. Z. LADD.
"ANTED-2O Wood Choppers. In
w quire Of lo4-tfl J. Z. LADD.
VVANTED-OneR anchman to do
w general work. Inquire Of J. Z. LADD.
w House of four or tve rooms. Inquire Of
Oft j. Z. LADD.
TWO FIRST CLASS HOsTLERS
Il one first class Washer. Apply to
S23-tf LADD KELLY.
II f. LADD'S EMPLOYMENT OF.
- Ace can furnish Cooks, Waters and boys to
arties desiring the same o4-f
JOHN G. FOX,
Carson Street. opposite the Capital.
DEALER IN
BOOKS, CURRENT LITERATURE,
PA ~ OS,
WATCHES and JEWEIRY,
Fancy Goods, Etc.
HyHIs ESTABLISHMENT CONTAINS
Il complete assortment of all kinds Of no
TIONs SPORTING APPARATUS and shelf goods.
~ Eastern papers and Magazines received
daily. Agent for all the weeklies and Dalies OF
the Pacific Coast. LII JOHN g. FOX.
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VUNHE STORE NOW OCCUPIED By
IL II. Levy. Possession given Immediately.
os-tf H +. RICE, Agent.
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s# For Senator,
4. J. lockwood. OF AaPaFe
For Assomblynen,
Joco6 To6finer.. OF carson
". ID. A6yser.. - -. S-.l, ~.
D. H Lyman IN AAAF'AAe
Fer She1i4,
q <. 8Uht. Ssatspn
Fer District Attssney,
WR- YnEte1Don. OF CsfDoo
Fer County Clerk, .e.
r. J.. Edwards OF Carson
Fer Tf001ox0H,
II. q MnDpo.. ...........,...........o4 CakDOn
For Recorder,
q .. King, er..................... OF Csxson
-r--G q Fer Assessor,
]. =. WINNIE. on Csxs0n
For Surveyor,
s.s s.p's f.Sii: ssn:ois
- . FER P.hiie Ai3i.i:tr.ior,
j. O. Pierce of Carson
Fer County CoAn1ndOnenS
B. II. Asdef fG long tsRml ........... of Carson
JaRes Norris flor short tefm) of Empire
For Justices u the Peace,
O. A. Withereu carson Townshjp) 80 of Carson
IA. UosyR Empire Township) -. of Empire
Fer C0nstables,
l. 0taaRn (CsfDn T0U1ahipl .......... OF Carson
v. II, Lang Empire Township. -. .of Empire
1Yoe 0cA6s1 Trustees, Dist. No. I,
O. @. AthertOn-. of Carson
O. =. Cotton of Carson
d A. A0veJoy. .oi Csafson
Ceanty Central Committee
Geo. ". Bryant .-of Carson
N. Y. CnAADer1a1n. OF CsfSon
:. - 1e1tons ..-...-....----------o OF carson
ffank Mccullough OF kIaPlre
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sass, 900 in gold coin will be given to hold
ers of tickets at the conclusion q the Concert.
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ENOR SALE+One Fine Dwelling and
Il Lot, centrally located and we'll Furnished,
price s., 800. Inquire Of lo9l J. E. LADD.
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complete assortment of all kinds of
TIuNs, sPoRrING APPARATUS and shelf goods.
~ Eastern papers and Magazines received
daily Agent for all the weeklies and Dalies OF
the Pacific Coast. 1-sf JOHN @. FOX.
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Tota! number registered ....................S5
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-02-08
Lime as IL Fertilizer.
nlNtetI

Lime, says Prof Anderson, of the
University Of Glasgow, a chemist OF
the Highland and Agricultural Society
of Scotland, is by far the most impor-
tant of the mineral manures, and an
almost indispensable agent OF agricul-
tural improvement. 1t has been used
as chalk, mari, shell, and coral sand,
ground limstone, and as quick and
Stacked limo, and it's action varies ac-
cording as it is applied in any of its
natural forms, or after being burnt In
all it's active forms the lime combined
with carbonic acid, and the carbonate
is generally mixed with variable quanti-
ties of earthly ingredients, which in
some instances are important additions
TO it and effect its utility as a manure
The action of lime is of a complicated
character. Where the soil is deficient
in lime, it must necessarily act by sup.
plying that substance to the plants
growing in it. But this is manifestly a
very subordinate part of its action
lst, because no soil exists which does
not contain lime in sufficient quantity
to supply that element to the plants
ID, because it's effects are not restricted
to those soils in which it exists natu-
rally in small quantity; and, Sd, be-
cause it IS found that a small apphca-
ton, such as would suffice for the want
Of the crops, is not sufficient to pro-
duce its best effects.
It is a familiar fact that the quantity
of lime applied to the soil for agrcultur-
al purposes is very large, as much as ten
and even twenty tons to the acre having
been used, whilstthe smallestapplication
is exceedingly large when compared
with the mere requirements of the
crops. Of late years the very large APP
plications once in use have become less
common, as it has been found
preferable to employ smaller doses
more frequently repeated. The guam
tity used depends, however, to
great extent, on the nature and con-
dition of the soil, heavy clays, especi-
ally if undrained, and soils of peaty
nature, requiring large application f.,
while on well drained and light soils a
similar quantity sutfices Thin soils
also require only small application.
The geological origin of the soil is not
without its influence, and its beneficial
effect is peculiarly seen on granite,
porphyry, and gneiss soils, both be-
cause these are naturally deficient in
lime. and because the decompositions
by which their valuable constituents
are liberated take place with extreme
slowness.