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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-23

A NJ Taylor, Carson v Mrs A Spencer, Genos
A Bennett 4 wife, Lewis 3 Spencer,
II 5 Cav mach, Virginia J b Bradley, Rocklin
J W Mckinney, Lake b P McCrosky, City
J A Punnell san Fran Gao smith, Monitor
C Browne, wife and family, Boston
ST. cHAsLEs-GEoRGR rUHLY, PROPRIETOR.
" Hughes, Carson v NJ Tebbs, Genoa
T ROBERTS,, J Sutterly, Virginia
I Frevert, W Lentz,
CoRBETr HoUsR-coRBETr BROTHERS, PRoPRIEroEs
R A Campbell, Canada Fred Rosser, Wisconsin
Alex Mckae, B Armenia,
A McAuiey, III 7 Nnyes, Washos
ID ucIutyro, John Nryes,
John Cochrane, Chicago W Perkins, "
John ) Ma, hugh, Elko
The Hickman courier., 1872-09-28
For the EegisIature.

Some weeks ago we alluded to the
disposition Of friends in this county
who were desirous of inducing Esq.
Winfred B Mcdonnell, to permit the
use Of his name as a candidate for the
Legislature, for the next term. We
have had no consultation with him in
regard to the matter, but friends au
thorize Us 10 announce that he will ae
cept the coudidscy, and enter the field
at the proper time, if desired by his
friends 10 Hickmau.and Fulton. Many
gears ago, Esq McCouuel represented
these counties, Gold Hickmln) in the
lower branch of our State Legislature
two terms, and old citizens have always
assured US that he made one Of the best
mem bers we ever bad. In cur opinion,
he Is one of the truest men that lives,
at any point Of the compass. We
mean no disParagement Of any man
who may hereafter be announced, but
now ,ake advantage Of a clear field, to
say that, our people would honor hem
selves by securing such a man as Esq.
Mcdonnell as their representative. lie
Is one of our staunehest farmers-wheu
rebellion was in order one Of the truest
rebels, and when the war was over ons
Of the foremost and boldest of citizens
in private life, in assisting to liberalize
public sentiment toward the altered con-
lition Of the country.
The Hickman courier., 1872-09-28
Radical Conspiracy so Seize
the State GOVernment OF
Louisiana.

We had hoped that the story about
desperate railroad race between Coy.
Yarmouth and Lieut. Gov. Pinehback.
essinently discreditable to the Ssate in
so far as it might contain anything be-
sides the fanciiul ingredients of an un-
timely Joke, would have little or no
substance for consideration aud con
cern. But we are compelled to aban-
don this hope in the face of cireum
stances and incidents of such a nature
os to leave no doubt that conspiracy
was recently coneocted for practically
subyerting the State Government in the
interest of the Radical election cam
paign. This conspiracy originated in
a dispatch from Marshal Packard to
the Republican committee, urging them
to send Lieut.. Gov Piaehback imme
diately to the State for services of the
utmost importance to the party.
One Of the first acts in the revolu
tionarv programme was to be the sign
ing Of the registration aud election
bills passed by the last Legislature
Those bins, it is said, were placed in
waiting for Lieut.. Gov Pihchback on
the Jackson railroad, at the FIRST station
this side of the Mississippi boundary.
Executive appointments were next to
follow, in order that the new laws might
be administered in strict keeping with
the intent of the conspiracy. 1t is
even suspected that so high handed
measure was meditated as the eonvo-
cation of a convenient quorum of the
now extinct Legislature, for the I'm
peachment aud instant suspension of
the Governor. and for the removal of
every Official or legal obstacle to the
acquisition of complete control of the
machinery of the State government in
all Its branches.
The Hickman courier., 1872-09-28
A Shining. stus.lner.

Gen. James B. Hall of Maine-one
of the sort of soldiers which Burnside
carries in his breeches pocket-signal
ICES his devotion to Grant in a recent
speech by calling Dir Greeley ian in
famous old scoundrel,' and Senator
Schurz "an infdel, an atheist, an exile
and Dutchman.H
All of which shows that Gen. James
B. Hall is a gentleman aud q scholar,
and an ornament to any stump be may
choose to mount. In case Granti is re
elected, we bespeak for Hall a diplo
matte appointment abroad. He and
brother in-law Cramer would make a
noble pair of foreign ministers, and
convey to the benighted inhabitants OF
Europe a charming idea of the digni-
ty and refinement of the great Ameri-
can people.
The Hickman courier., 1872-09-28
Manly words.

The gallant confederate, Gen. Cor
don, Of Georgia, in a recent Liberal
speech in that State, said:
Something has been said about the
plank in the platform about doing hon
or to the Federal soldiers |, among
others in the South, have been tauuted
with 1t, by some Of our straightouts
who If ] reeollect correctly were not
very rebellious during the war; They
say my blood must have curdled in my
veins after eonsenting to support a can
didate standing upon that platform, as
| passed by the battlchelds Of Virginia
where my comrades lay buried. Now
[ have 90. this 70 say about that: |
am ready to honor any man who bat
ties in any cause from a sense of duty.
an ready that the North should pile
to the very skies their monumental
blocks Of granite to their brave SOL
diers, and | claim that the higher they
pile them, the greater-the tribute they
pay to the brave men who held them
in check for four years. utter a sen
timent to-day, which J would gladly
utter in Fanuil Han, Boston, ami my
speech, [ know, would fad an ceho IN
the heart Of Hancock, aud all true
men who fought on the other side.
The Hickman courier., 1872-09-28

whose prosperity have more heartily
rejoiced. and this is because l belleYeu
her prosperity was firmly linked and
bound together with the prosperity
and growth Of our whole country Now,
[ appeal to her business men, appear
to her merchants, [ appeal to her man
ufacturers, to stop this war. 1t has
gone on long enough You can not
afford to teach part Of your country 60
hate you, to feel that your success
your greatness is identical with their
humiiiation People OF Pittsburgh /
ask You to take a generous part IN this
work Of recouciling your couatrymen
to each other | ask you to take the
hand held out to you by your Southern
brethren in their adoption Of the Cin-
cinnad platform, those who were our
enemies. I ask you to grasp that hand,
and say brothers, we differed. We
fought. The war IS ended. Let Us
again be fellow couutrymeu, and forget
that we have been epemies FrieudS
aud fellow citizens, bid you good
night.
The Hickman courier., 1872-09-28


NEW YORK, Sept. 2l.-Ex Gov.
Horatio Seymour made a .iugiug Lib
eral speech at Utica last night. He
said, My relationship to Nr. Greeley
has been other han Of a friendly char
actar. lie has been a shar, political
opponent all my life long, and [ can
on!y stand up before you now and urge
va TO vote tor him as Presideussof the
United States, because 1 feel called
upon as one that would subserye your
interests, as Que that would advance
the interests of his country, to lay
aside my natural pride and to lay aside
my passions, 10 staud here to day to
urge you to that course, because l deem
it my duty. Applause I have had
DO personal interest with Mr. Greeley
| never expect to have any. l know
II has been said that at an early day
his nomination was contemplated by
myself, and some very imaginative gen
t.emen In the southern portion Of the
State. have amustd themselves with
making up afiidavits to prove that HE
nomination was TO some degree brought
about by my interference. They made
Greeley say that he was in favor OF
peusioning the rebel soldiers; but upon
a more careful reading they found that
Mr. Greeley had written that in 1864
Mr. Chase ought to have been nomi-
rated instead of myself This is as
near as they come to the truth in their
other charges. The Grant men ask US
how we can stand Greeley fer four
years They hare worshipped him foEa
si,isry y~,,..5. Nv.us Democrats. dSi ~
not ask Republican to abaudon any
of his principles, nor do we offer TO
change ours. We want a new order OF
things. III such men as Horace Gree
ley can lay aside all old prejudices,
every Republican can. We only ask
of Nr. Greeley, when he gees TO W ash
ington, that he show US the books
T Applause. do not want any cx-
posure for vindietiye purposes, but
only for direction IN tie future You
used to say that there was something
wrong in New York, and you were
right So we say there is something
wrong in Washington, and we demand
to see the books If this great reform
movement shall result In laying bare
all the corruption and wrong of the
present administration, so that the /
of the nation shall be improved,
it will be well for the whole people.
The Hickman courier., 1872-09-28
7Er. Voorhees, EpsTOduCcs Gree
ley In = Glowing speech.

Mr. Greeley was introduced ut Inf
dianapolis to the vast audience in the
State House yard Monday night last
by the Hon. Dan. w. Voorhees, as fol-
lows:
Ny Fellow CkrIzENs-The honor
of init oducing the distinguished guest
to night has been assigned TO me. 1t
is well known, that when this move
ment was inaugurated my relations to
il were not what they are now. | COM
piled, however, with the behests of my
party, when the exponent OF our prin-
ciples who is here TO night was placed
IN nomination Since that time my
judgment, my heart and my mind have
become thoroughly impregna,ed with
the belief that we are engaged in a
great movement for the benefit OF our
country. The gentleman who IS here
tonight AS Your Candidate, has COM
meuded himself in iurge degree, to
cur support and our confidence By his
public utteranee, both in letter and
speech.
The speeches he has been delivering
In his present tour will be among The
few specimens Of political literature
preserved for the admiration of future
ages | do not hesitate to say 10 your
presence. aud before the whole country,
Jhat, for purity Of sentiment. elevation
OF lhoGght, integrity ot purpose broad
philanthropy lofty beuevoleuce and
elevated s,atesmauship. shat the speech
les that Horace Greeley has delivered
on his present tour through the West
have no equal, no parallel in American
history 10 the politics Of our country.
LGreat applause
II | had never been for him before
| would be for him tonight TCheers. 7
His election signifies peace and recon
signifies love among the see
Gons where hate has prevailed signifies
purity in every department OF the Gov
ernment.
| stood forth once to oppose tlis
movement, bat bowed 10 il when my
party decided to embrace It. TO night
90 further TO night I embrace it
with all my heart, with all my mind
with all my strength. as tending to the
purhcation, the retention of our whole
country, North and Sourh, everywhere (
Loud applause
This spectacle IS bright omcn of !
success. / propose to introduce to you, I
my teiiow>ci;izeus, one of the men who Z
by his own brain and hands, has carved (
for himself foremost place, not mere
y in the history OF the country, but
IN the history Of the world. I propose
TO Introduce one who from the position
Of labor and toll has placed himself ia
he front ranks Of Horsce
: roeloy- Loud aud prolonged IA y +
nc
The Hickman courier., 1872-09-28
BULL SARSAPARlELA.

ea ST. LOWS, April 30.
DR. JoHs BULL--Dear Sir: Knowing
the efficiency of your sarsaparilla, and
the healing and Beneficial qualities 10
possesses, / send you the following state
ment Of my case:
/ was wounded about two years ngo'--
was taken prisoner and confined for six
teen months. Being moved soAofteni ny
wounds have not healed yet. have NOT
sat up moment since ] was wounded.
am shot through the hips. Ny general
health is impaired, and need something
TO assist nature / have more faitl ln
your SnrsapariIla than in anything elsc.
wish that that - genuine. Please e1-
press me half dozen bottles and oDlieo
. Carr. C. p. JOHNSON.
p. s.-Yr. Johnson was the son Or
skiilful surgeon. His mother recommend
ed 10 her friend4, aud FOR many years used
my sarsaparilla with perfect success Ia
Scrofuln and Feycr-sores Mrs. johnson
states that the cures effected were almost
miraculous. Read ny Journal for ea-
tended information aud advice IN your
case. NJ, Journal contains certificates OF
eminent persons, ministers and medical
men-inen who are known here IA ms
for integrity and yeraoii ~
have recently received u most rcmarAapie
certificate from On eminent gentleman %
Louisyille. JOHN BULL.
The Hickman courier., 1872-09-28
THE KENTUCKY CAMPAIGN.
Gen. Geo. 3. Hodge in Graves


COBntJ'
LCorrespOudenee Of the Courier-Journal- ]
MAYfIELD. Ky, Sept. 10, 1872.
The Conservative, Liberal and Dem
ocratic party was refreshed yesterday
by an address from that gallant, logi-
cal and eloquent Greeley champion
and eiector for the State-at-laTge, Gen
6. B. Hodge. By request, he divided
time with the Grant champion OF W est
ern Kentucky. Hon Lucien Anderson;
but snch Sc the infrmity of his cause
and the rottenness aud corruption OF
the party which he eadvocates, that he
~ before the severe exposure q rs
profiigacy and corruption, tie sarcastic
denunciation and sirous array Of facts,
and logical and clear arguments Of ms
antagonist as the grass fails before tie
mowers scythe.
The arraigumeu. of the Republican
party by Gen Ii odge was most terrible,
the facts produced 10y him overwheim
ing, and the patbos and eloquenee OF
this champion of Liberalism brought
tears to many an eyeot old gray head
ed fathers that are not won't 20 be IN
the melting mood.
Gen. Hodge IS superior to all the
other Greeley .wakers / have heard.
in this Whilst he does not approve OF
the means by whnh the constitutional
amendments were enacted. yet he ac
cepts them unreseredly, and so he does
both the platformand the candidates.
and this as a matter of Willingness and
choice, without ans wry face or bitter
ness of pill Thetruth is Hodge IS
progressive, ardenispirit,swho impress
es the crowd Hs-zever BE goes, and
awakens more enthusiasm than any one
we have heard. Nhile speaking of the
bright and gIorioas future now dawn
lug on the American people. after four
years of bloody and interuecine strife,
and then seven years of dark. gloomy
oppression and pillage Of the Southern
States, his eloquence rise TO the truly
sublime. Could all the leople North
aud South hear this true champion of
Liberalism and progress, they would
be imbued with the spiri of honesty
ami fraternity. HEARER
The Hickman courier., 1872-09-28
Solid for Granf.

TITS the boast of the Grant men that
the colored voters will 80 solidly for
Grant. This way of the negroes, or
any other class voting solidly against
another class, is calculated to produce
bad effects. For instance, the papers
are full of conflicts resulting from dis
state Of feeling.
In ST. Louis, the other day. it Is re
ported, small army of black men in
attendance upon Grant meeting, con
eluded to wind up with an attack upon
some Greeley Germans. They Killed
one German and wounded number
A few weeks ago in the same city,
process sion Of Grant black men, attack
ID street car, because some Germans
therein followed for Schurz 4 gen
eraI conflict ensued, the Americans pre-
sent taking sides with the Germans.
1T Jacksonville, Ind, last week.
the blacks broke out into wildi riot,
ia which they drove all persons but
themselves and their counseIlors from
the streets.
At Pittsburg, Pa, the papers pub
Iish an account of similar attack By
them on a party of political opponents
There arc other such scenes reported
in different places Where Will thiz
spirit lead if not checked? The black
man may fatter himself that the white
Radical viii stand by him, bat they
will find their great mistake after the
election. n a conflict between them
and the Germans. or between them and
any other class Of white people, the /
whites viii ultimately as certainly 90
solid as they 60 So In Kentucky the /
colored men, while generally voting
solidly against US, have manifested no
belligerent fro'-oe-. We ask the more
intelligent ac pc to think Of the
consequence ~ .4e.s race BY this solid
array The. Democrats have such an
Overwhelming majority in Kentucky
hat the black vote though it continues
solid against them, cannot affect the re
suit, and white democrats therefore can /
talk candidly, aud advise the black man
for his own good. Let the black man
vote as he pIeases, but avoid every
tding calculated invite war of races .
The Hickman courier., 1872-09-28

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pain and Inflammation and eansing the
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Ny Bnchu is good for all diseases arls-
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Pallid Countenanee. Dryness of the Skin.
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IL your system is affected by any of tie
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know just what / say. Ny record as
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Twenty-Five or thirty years ago % my
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Dehlhu the prescription counter IN the
city Of which now dwell; have cured
more people Of various diseases than an
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Undoubtedly, for every single patient
that any Louisville physician has have
a hundred. / am no upstart Of yesterday.
Ny medicines are success great sue
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me TO have competitor. mon0polize
the Wholesale Patent Medicine trade here
One and another has tried, by copying
after me here in Louisville, to compete
with me, but, one after another, their guns
have been silenced, and their efforts have
been abortiye.
My medicines are good and answer the
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Iy reputation as a compounder Of good,
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believe my Buchu and Bromide of po-
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The Hickman courier., 1872-09-28
Ine Great Drosslh In Central
Kentucky.


From Lexington Observer and Reporter.
From a FREUD we learn that they are
Spnering terribly from drouth in
fankhn county, between Fr1kfort
ana Ueorgefown. Springs which have
been regarded as never falling are now
perfectly dry; water for stock has to be
hauled three or four miles, aud yege-
tatIon IS parched as il the country was
an arid desert.
Our informant stated that the grass
has not grown since it was first eaten
down in The spriug. and drove Of cat
tie passing through pasture Will raise
a dust as if travelling a beaten road.
Almost the same state OF affairs ex-
fsts In Jessamine county, and some
portions of Fayette.
The Hickman courier., 1872-09-28

The New York World has been
showing what southern Radicali=m
costs as compared with the Northern
article
In Alabama it costs fifteen cents to
collect one dollar of the United States
revenue
In Arkansas twenty seven cents,
In Florida nearly nineteen cents.
In Georgia nearly fourteen cents.
In Mississippi nearly twenty four.cts
In North Caroline over ten cents
Ia South Carolina over eighteen cts
In Texas over twenty four cents.
The above are States IN which those
creatures, now SO well known in Amer
lean politics as carpet baggers, do
abound Now let US see what it costs
in other States
In Illinois not quite two cents for
every dollar
IN Indiana fraction less than three
and half cents.
In Kentucky fraction over three cts.
In Maryland fraction over three cts
ia Missouri Two and three fourths
cents.
In New York nearly three cents
The Hickman courier., 1872-09-28
BULLS WORM DESTROYER.

Extract Of a Letter from Georgia.
VILLAXow, WALLER CouNrT, Ga,
June %, 1866.
Dr. John Buu-Dear Sir have re-
Gently given your Worm Desaoyer several
trials, and fnd it wonderfully eihcacions.
1t has not failed in single instance 20
have the wished for effect. | am doing
pretty large country practice, and have
daily use for some article Of the kind.
am, sir. respectfully,
JULIUS p. CLBMENT, NJ. j.
7. $50 unqualified and numerous are
the .estinronials in favor Of MY Worm De-
stroyer that newspaper space is entirely
too small to tell its merits.
1t is an infallible remedy for Norms,
Try il and be convinced. See my journal
for more full description.
JOHN BULL.
The Hickman courier., 1872-09-28

GEN benjamin f. Butter, Of Massa
chusetts, is coming West to make
stump speeches for Grant-a fit advo
cate for the ticket In 1867. he said
in letter: Grants nomination. will
be misfortune, because it will put in
man without head or heart, indiffcr
ent to human suffering, and impotent
TO govern.
The Hickman courier., 1872-09-28
VIII 7 II Z NTI IIIfFaT T 2
Business.

Having seen numerous "letters" in
the kentuckian boastiDg about Martin :
strength" &c, &c, propose the fol
loving bets, viz:
$500 that Colonel Grassland is elect
ed
$50 that Grassland carries every
county in the District.
$40 that Grassland beats Martin in
every precinct in the District.
$50 that Crossland's majority will be
over 5000.
$50 that Crossland's majority over
Martin will be over 10000.
All the bets to be taken together.
Amounts of the bets will be doub
led if desired.
You are authorized to give my name
TO any gentleman who will take the
bets, aud money to be deposited at an
place. Yours, &c.
GRAVES.
The Hickman courier., 1872-09-28
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