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The semi-weekly Republican., 1872-08-06

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s. L. BELDES.
New Orleans. Houini"
s. s J. BEhDES'
Attorneys at Law.
No. 16 St. Charles Street.
Ns,v Orleans La.
G. G. FISK.
Attorney and Counsellor Mt Law.
| All civil business promptly attended to.
Office at the Cour. House.
| BATON ROUGE, LA.
q. WARREN
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
United States Commissioner.
No. - Customlouse Street,
| Nec Orleans, LoaiSiaaa.
JOHN h. HOWARD
LAW OFFICE.
nt;............St Charles Street.
Ns,v Orleans, LoH;saaa.
Prompt attention given to civil business i'll the
several court OF the state.
4 p. FIELDS = K0.sT. DoLTGN.
i. Attorney and Councillor ut Law,
No. . Commercial Place. 21t Floor,
New Orleans. La.
tY@ Strict attention to all Civiland Cen'inal hu
isncss in the state and United States Courts.
d. URBAN
Notary Public and United s.ctes Commissioner
Office No. 90 Camp ST., New Orleans
Commissioners of the United States Court o
! Claims ant. Commissioner for the states.
Testimony and deposit ions taken at short notice
Passports provided, and Custonlhouse paper
F. w. JONES'
Notary Public.
No. Ia Car0ndeet Street.
Nc,c Orleans, La.
w. H. SEYMOUR.
NOTARY PUBLIC.
And Commissioner Of Deed for Illinois
Texas, NIississippi, md other States.
Passports for Europe procured at Short Motto.
> 81 Exchange Ally.
Ne,r Orleans (Tp Soirs.)
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e. nELCIIEI, & EEATTTE.
* Attorneys and Councillors nj law.
viii practice in the Courts of New Orleans an
J.. in those Of tie third and fourth Judicial District.
WnlTAAEis & McBErn.
Attorneys at Law.
- Customs and Internal Revenue Solicitors, and s.
cit0ls OF Patents.
3St Charles Street. Orleans, L
W. R. Whitaker, late Col. Int. Rev. Ist Dist. !
! E. WALLACE,
$. ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Canal Street.
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nR. R.CROON:S WINE OF TAR.
IN Years of public test has proved ID
III Crooks Wine Of Tar TO hive more m.
it than any similar preparation ever offered
public.
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Every Day an lners
Flesh and Weighd
Seen and Felt

Er'rN drop of the SARSAPARlLPIlAyR1
communicates through the Blood, Su|
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81 Li,f iUr it repairs the wastes Of The
new and sound material. Sroia's y
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and al 'rastsS o.f tho iiie principle, are vi
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h,,r 'iaya us, ri1 prore to toanypcrsoa rsl
, oJtfac forms ~ diseass itspo!en' por'fh,1
II the patient daily hrcolnlns retl
WASTES and decomposition that stsil
crossing. succeeds in arrrstns t'ts
repairs the same with new ma1rra
healthy bloml--and this the SARSAfAh
and does sccurr--a curt is certain
this remedy cnmmcllcts its WORE
! and succeeds in diminishing the !@'M
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food digrsting mitrr, arlttlle lf
flesh and weight increasing.
Not only does the SAksApARlll'MA1
GELS all known remedial agents ~
| Chronic, scloiul0us, cohstltl!'lolal
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ed and this department will be uder the charge oi
An EXPERIENCED" TYPO
Vho ari enccute all orders entrusted to him acih neas'
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RADWAY's READYRr|
CURES THE WORST ,.r,
In From One to TWENTY n'|
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After reading this advertisement, s.,,
SUFFER WITH PAIN,
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EVERY PAIN
1t was the first and i.
THE ONLY PAIN RI,
that instantly, stops the mos+
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u oi tile Lungs, Stomach. BowaeiI.a eesti0j
! ofofsans' by one application. U'els' u etl
IN FBoM ONE TO TWENTY ~,
no matter how violent or e,,,,,,
!he RHEUMATIC, Be,i.r;ddtaa..c dtaa..cfnleialing
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WILL AFFORD INSTANT ~,
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EXPLANATION OF THE BOWELS
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nR. CROOk' - WINE OFTAR.
I n Years of Il public test has proved DR..
IO Crooks Wine Of Tar TO have more mea
il than any similar preparation ever offered the
public.
1t is rich in the medicinal qualities of Tar,
and uneoua,cd for diseases of the Throat and
Lungs performing the most remarkable cures.
Coughs, Colds, Chonic Coughs 1t etlectualy
cures them all.
Asthma and Bronchitis; Has cured so many eases
1t has been pronounced specific for these COM
plants.
| For pains in Breast side or Back, Gravel or Kid.
ney Disease, Diseases of the Urinary Organs, Jaun
dice or any Liver Complaint 1t has noIrltcna
1t is also a superior Tonic, Restores the Appitite,
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Try DR.. Crooks Wine of Tar.
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We would call The particular attention of the
Mercantile aid Business Community to this branch
OF our establishment, as no effort upon our part
will be wanting to
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FEVER AND AC,rp.

FEVER AND AGuE cured for ff,r "a,
is not rc,ncdyl agent in this wota l M Il.
fcver and Ague, aud all other Nal,Ts.
Scarlet. Typhoid, yellow. ana otlp, Esr
hv RADWAl'S plLhS) 50 auict 4, !.
READY RELIEF. Fifty cents prr ha.,. m
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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-02

From a gentleman lately returned
from Rye Patch. we learn that a sale
Of the Butte Mill and Mining Com
pany's property has been negotiated.
The terms have not yet been made
public, but common asserts
that the price paid was the sum of
500, 900 in gold coin. This price,
in our opinion. is nothing more than
reasonable. The Butte mine is in an
advanced state of development, and
the mill is n of the most substan-
tial of its size in the State. Messrs.
Smith * Harley are to be %congratu-
lated upon their good fortune: and
we consider the purchasers no less
fortunate. in having secured a prop
erty which cannot but prove a prof
liable Investment. The purchaser
Is a San Francisco company. under
the corporate name of the Rye Patch
Mill and Mining Company. The
capital stock is fixed at the sum of
81. 600, 900. The Trustees are J. ID.
Fry, gorge d. Roberts. John +.
Boyd. John ". Gashwiler and \.
n. Towne. These gentlemen are
known as bold, enterprising and
successful operators in every mining
district in Nevada Silver State.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-02
Radical journals are now labori-

Radical journals r now labori-
ously engaged in making pathetic
appeals to their followers not to re-
pose too confdingly in the arms of
hope, sustained only upon the results
of eirl late victoriesin Pennsylvania
and Ohio. They know too we'll that
those successes were bought at such
a dear price that they may we'll be
considered defeats. They appear
fearful that the Liberals may yet
steal a march upon them and dissi-
pate all their cherished desires.
There is a great deal of truth in their
surmises. Although not making
much buster, parade or show, the
Liberals have been seriously think
ing and silently acting, and on Tues
day next will enter the engagement
with such a determined will, and
massive front. as Will put the Skin
mishes along the line, in the October
fight, far into the shade.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-02

Ben Butler declares that if there
is any doubt that the late war settled
the question of disunion, he is will
ing to try it again. Nobody doubts
that he is more than willing to try it
again. But. suggests the Louisville
Courier Journal, his own personal
interests-the emily interests in which
he went through the war-should
prompt him to wait until the South
ern people shall have acquired a new
supply of silver plate before he seeks
to plunder them again.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-02

The San Francisco papers learn
that Il of the grandest and most
extensive hotels in the world, ii not
the largest, Will soon he commenced
in that city. 1t is supposed that it
will cost up in the millions when
completely finished and furnished.
1t Will be constructed by a combina-
ton of capitalists from New York
city. Boston. Philadelphia, San Fran
cisco and London. It's location Will
be somewhere in the immediate Vi
cinitv of the new Branch Mint and
City Hall.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-02

Republicans. as well as Democrats.
who have travelled through Eastern
Nevada. recently. agree in the opin-
ion that Kendall and Seawell will I've
elected by handsome maiorities. II
is very gratifying TO know that. at
last. heretofore strong partisans.
have concluded to vote for the best
men, in every respect, aspiring to
high positions.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-02

On Monday last the ceremony of
driving the first spike on the. Phoebe
and Bullionville Railroad, took place
at Phoebe, in the presence of a large
numberof persons. The Record saws
the work will be pushed forward as
fast as possible, as sufficient means is
provided to insure a successful COM
pletion.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-02

The Havilah (Cal.) Miner, pub
li,hed in Kern county. down in the
direction of the Inyo earthquake To-
cality, says Of the shake which was
lately felt in various parts of the
State:
yesterday morning. between the
hours Of I and O'Clock. orr locality
was visited by a severe shake of Old
earth. of several seconds duration.
which had the effect Of awaking many
ont of pleasant dreams. We orr
selves were in the arms Of Morpheus.
bIisSfully dreaming. when the grand
shock occurred. We shortly after
ward discovered ourselves at orr
front door. in retiring costume. We
were not frightened: We only wanted
to see if the sun had risen. The
dogs harkel. and hogs helped in Il
cruntinr chorus. and worst Of all.
the chanticleers kept up their infer
nal growing for three long hours.
which. with the inceSSant booming
of distant earthquake artillery. re-
minded rs of the battle OF the squirt.
where nobody was killed and nobody
was hurt.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-02

In 1868 Grant received the vote of
pa electors. and Seymour received
the votes of so electors. The total
popular vote cast numbered 3.7l6,-
6SS. of which the Grant electors re
ceived ~3.013.1SS. and the Seymour
electors 1,703. Goa majority for
Grant of 300. 5SS. In that election
81 States voted. Mississippi. Texas
and Virginia not having been recon-
structed. There was no popular
vote in Florida. the electors having
been chosen by the Legislature. At
the presidential election this year
probably 1000, 900 persons will vote.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-02

An effort will probably be made in
the next Congress to authorize the
purchase of the telegraphs of the
country by the Government, and
thereafter hold them under its CON
troll. 1t Is understood that the Post
master General. and others in high
quarters. approve the scheme. The
measure. therefore. will start with
some prestige. and be presented in
a semi official way The people
should be prepared to meet the ques-
ton when it comes up. There is
danger in it. for its contamination
will add nearly ten thousand office
holders to the staff Of the Executive.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-02
Almost every day, says the San

Almost every day, says the San
Francisco Post, we hear of passen-
gers being elected from the cars on
account of the date of their tickets.
The company nov owning and man
aging ali the railroads in this State
have made a rule that tickets bearing
the words Good for this day and
train only" are worth nothing unless
used on that day and on that train,
and the person who purchases a tick
ct over the Central Pacific road from
San Francisco to Sacramento to-mor-
row, and leaves the train at Stockton
or any intermediate point. will find
on presenting his ticket to the con-
ductor of the next days train. that
he has a bit of worthless paper and
must pay his fare from that station
onward over again or be elected from
the cars. 4 railroad ticket is good
until it is used. This is a common
law principle, is common sense. and
the opinion of the Courts of the East
The railroad ticket is in fact, and it
should be in law, the company's re
for carrying the holder from a
point named. and the money is not
earned until the servicei is performed
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-02

The Phoebe Review chronicles the
first direct arrival at Phoebe from
China. The wife of Ali Foo pre-
scented the almond eyed celestial with
Il son.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-02

Lrs. Abby Sage Richardson, who
~was-spoken of as on her way to San
Francisco. left Denver, October y,
TO meet lecture engagements III New
England. --,..
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-02

G. W. Tyler has been retained as
counsel for Judge Quiut, in his suit
against Mrs Fairfo II money due him
for saving her worthless neck.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-02

Oxford celebrates its thousandth
anniversary this year, 1t has an an
nual income of one million dollars.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-02

General r. NJ. Clarke addressed
the citizens Of Genoa, last evening,
on the political topics of the day.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-02

T. N. Bates, the popular actor,
took his farewell benefitat Salt Lake
City on Wednesday evening last.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-02
Crmsby County Democratic and
Liberal Republican Ticket.

For State St ator----"---n J. W WATERS
For Asse-nblymen
". c. GARDNER. J. Ii MARLIN.
A. c. FREEMAN
For County c eIk---------JAMES L. DEAL1
For County Observation-Disclosures ". CHEDiC
For County Treasurer---.-----Gtl III MR.
For District Attorney WILLIAM PATTERSON
r.,r C.i1ntv surveyor ". HEALN
For supt. Of Pub. schools. Rev. J. b. HAMMOND
For Public Administrator. ALEXANDER LEPohI
For County Commissioners:
JAMES DUFFY dong term, ami GEORGE
". snort term
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-02
Township Nominations.

CARSON TOWNSHIP.
For Justice of the redce~-...E. II. PaREiNSn>
For C4u>t b .e-.-.-..-..-.tL1JAiI DOW +
Fot Trustees, school District No. !:
5 II. WRIGHT, VI. l.. IAGEE.
KLEIN.
EMPIRE TOWNSHIP.
For JustiCa f the Peaee..--J- +. "~lLLlANSo\
tn- constable ..IuSEPI HaLrEl.
Per school Trustees. School District No.
NJ. L tL>r\fR. ADAM NAkNE I'll.
.fnHN NU"rHY
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-02

Colonel \. G. Ellis will address
the citizens Of Ormsby county at
Moore Il Parker's theater hall, on
Monday evening next. As an orator,
Colonel Ellis has very few superiors,
and inasmuch as this is his home,
and Monday being on the : of
election, a large number will be ont
TO hear his reasons for favoring the
election of those appearing on the
Democratic and Liberal Republican
ticket.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-02

The President of Columbia Col
le2e receives 5000 a year, and the
Professors $1,000 each. These sal
aries are the largest paid by any col
lege in the country. The property
owned by this institution amounts to
s.. 500, 0G0. and yields an income Of
nearly 500, goo.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-02

THE BEST N CHEAPEST CANDLE IN THE
STATE for the price, and particularly adapted to
use in mines. In regular receipt per rail, and Tor
sale by ROSS. a CO.,,
los aud 107 California street, San Francisco, Cal.
(nUvi:1m
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-02
Nevada State Democratic and
Liberal Republican Ticket.

For Presidential Electors:
ROBERT VI. CLtEKE. C. W. LIGITNER,
NJ. y. STONE.
Fer Alternates
l.. /. UCGLE, JAMES A. ST. CLAIR.
HENRY RlVLS
iFor Member of Congress:
CHARLES ".
Fer Justica-of the Supreme Court:
". NJ. Sc ELL.
F~or:state Printer:
JOHN &. LIE WIS.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-02

The Nation proposes to compel all
papers making charges against Ear
didates for Office to first file such
charges in the County Clerks office.
and deposit a sum, fixed by regular
tariff, to be forfeited in case of fail
IRE to make them good, aud relieve
all candidates from the necessity of
any charges not so filed. To which
the Chicago Tribune adds a PROPOSE
ton to graduate this deposit to the
circulation and financial ability Of
the paper promulgating the charge.
This novel scheme, says the Wash
inSton Chronicle, is probably as near
its adoption as it er will be; but it
has ourheartiest approval, as has any
other project that promises to lift
journalism above this opprobIium.
We wish to impress on the minds
of such voters as + not thoroughly
posted, that it is the electors for
whom you vote, and not the candi-
dates for President and Vice Presi-
dent, and it is therefore highly i'm
portant that your ticket contains the
correct list of electors. There are
some foreigners whowish to vote for
Grant, and they viii vote for
Wilson. This you cannot do, you
vote for the Grant electors. and they
vote for both Grant and Wilson
The only way to cast your vote
against that Know Nothing is to vote
for the Liberal electors.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-06-06

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10 4frir ~ eursly and efbotuaily
:ss :ss: az ss:. y: 'sSsS :.sSss e ~ Ss' ~ ~ ss s
CHEanYe rEcrUaAL win ed dbss ivlieve sni
cure the amlcting dlsordsn- Of the Throat and
LuuEs bsyond any othes medlclns. The NEST
dangerous Affections Of The .Pulmonasy OvEsns
yield 70 IT, powert and cAses of C6asu1p
tor, cussa by Tile p.sparatien,. ars pub!ic-
Y Known % rsmsrksble = hardly 70 Be bs.
A. : remedy 4 & sdsqussss On whisS shs pSSiic
may rsly f~ fun protecsssn. By curing CsaGhs,
the forerunner a more scrious dlsease, Il savss
unnumbered lives, and IN smof,nt of suifsf1ue
not % - compated. 10 challenges trial, and con-
vinces the most scspticaL Every family shoun
keep 4 on hand a. projection aeainst the sariy
and unperceived attack Of fulmsnary Ansetious,
which arc easily met at FIRST, but which become
tncurabe, and too often fatal, II neglected. Ten
der lungs need this defence, and if Il unvise 70
be without Il As safeguard 10 childrsa amid
the distressing diseases which beset the Throat
and Chest OF childhood, CmERRy PKcronAt.
Is invauablei Tor, by its timely uss, multi-
tudes are rcscued from premature gTsves, and
saved to the love and affection centred on them
II acts speedily and surely against ordinary colda
securing sound and health-restorine seen NJ
one will suffer troublesome Inilnensa and pain
fil Bronchltis,. when they know how easily
they can be cured. IHf u ~
Originally the product Of long, laborious, anA
successful chemical Investigation, no cost or toll
Is spared in making every bottle IN the utrnoss
possible perfection.s II may be Confidently rs-
lied upon as possessing all the virtues Il has ever
exhibited, and capable Of producing cures =
memorable as the creates. II has ever effected.
..f. IHNM I .INHIA IA
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-06-06
T II E POST.
Resisting a sheriff W I'm scaid
Ing water and shot Gems

% Tbsrsjay morning May 9,b,
Sheriff Myers, accompanied by Depu-
~ Sheriff Hess and Frank Musselmsu,
visited the premises Of q family nam.
cd Barclay, residing n,ar Dry Wells,
In Co'eraiu township, 10 dispossess
them Of q properly sold at sberifi's
sale. and confirmed by he court to II I.
X. Swarr, Esq, io January last. The
sheriff found the house locked. the
inmates being Sarah AMI Martha
Barley, and their mother, aged sew.
cuty-eight, and man tanned Miller.
The demand for admittance was re.
fused, the sheriff broke the door with
on axe, and the party threw hot wa.
ter through the opening. Frank
Mussclmap entered, upse, the boiler
containing hot water and put out the
fire. The inmates, being armed will,
clubs and bstchets, rcireatei up stairs
svowiDg thar they would not surrender
alive. The old lady tlourisbed dou
ble barrel gun. loaded and capped, aud
dared any one TO come up stairs
Sheriff Myers took the gun from her,
uncapped il and put it away. The
party rarleycd with the sheriff. beg
piug him to leave and report that b.
was unable to dispussess them. Fin
ally the sheriff aud his party succeed
ed in dispOssessiug the occupants aud
putting their goods outside. Posses
.ion was then given to VIM. Campbell,
10 whom Mr.. Swarr bad rented the
property. The party said they had
been advised by lawyer 10 resist
Lancaster Examiner.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-06-06
4 Fowl Obstruction.

A late number oi The Des Moipes
Iowa) Rey'ster says:
"A singular case of railroad OBJ
s'ructioD, aud one for which 20 rcm-
cdy is provided by the statutes, oc-
curred few evenings since on the
Valley road in Green county. Con
ductor Livingston train, when
about three miles this side Of Grand
junction. in a pond, ran into an i'm
mcDse flock OF swan, brandt, geese,
and other wild fowls Tie birds
were just about TO all gbt on the track
as the ira drew near. Their num-
bcr was so great that the sky was
filed with them. and those above
pressing down on the lower strata.
forced them 10 olight on the car tops
The copine, tender and cars were COW
cred with the fowls. and some even
clung TO the bars of the COW catch
CT. One stately swan had u wing iu-
jured in the crash, aud found Il res
tlng-place on the head light, from
whence he was taken 10y tho engin.
eer. The bird, however, managed To
escape from custody near Perry, and
jumping from the tender where b.
had been tied disappeared 10 the
grnss. The raid continued several
minutes, quite number OF the aerial
army being run over by the train,
and some half d, zeu being captured
BY passenger aud train men. As
soon as the birds 90 the top Of the
flock began to understand the situa-
lion they scared away, followed by
tho entire convoy. Livingstone says
1t was the bigges, crowd of dead
heads that ever tried to boari hi,
train
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