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POLITICAL SPEAKING.

Hon. Newton Booth, Governor OF Cal
Hernia, and John p. Jones addressed the
citisens of Reno, and Governor Woods
and Hon. Thos. P. Hswley spoke in Pr
per's Opera House last night; and Booth
and Jones, after speaking at Elko and
Winnemucca, will return west; and Jones
viii speak at Gold Hill on Friday night;
and. a we have heretofore announced,
Governor Booth and Hon. Wn. Wood
burn win speak At Genoa on next Friday
night. In addition to all this we see it
announced in the virginia Evening
cayumies that John Swift nd J. y.
Ras&uaan, both Of them first class stump:
Cd, viii speak in Pip~s. 0psrs Hpees'
yrsinia City. on Thursday night. The
announcement is also msls 7that Good
vim viii boil &haas With xssdau N
The c.zs$aHsassri % te r.. i, .r0. -
SfSEs ! .Ez1zs $ EHos
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HOW BOnor WAS sIseCHED At
5 ELxOs

Governor Woods and Bob Clarke
"lockedh orns'' in debate at Elko, sfew
evenings since. Bob went on in his DID,
cheeky. specialplea.iing way to reitersfe
the fly blown ISLANDERS against President
Grant. Woods took up these charges
and fairly soalped The shb-tonsosd Clarke
proved his accusations to be all false
and his data and conclusions mere bosh
and demagogaery. After the debate.
Bob, by way Of keeping himself in coun-
tenance, told Woods he should like to
stump the State with him and debate the
issues Of the canvass from the same stand
-supposing that Woods would decline;
but the Governor at once acceded to the
proposition; whereupon Bob suggested
that he should have to rearrange his aP-
pointments; but Woods relieved the d.
lemma By Saying that he would make
the matter easy by having his own list
of engagements made to conform to
Clarke's; and at this stage of the game
Bob, finding himself too well accom-
modated by the Governor, Suddenly
discovered that he had very pressing
engagement elsewhere. He had bad pie
enor1pht
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CAN'T STAND the ASSOCIATION

Another of the participants in the Gin
cinnasi Convention is among the disgust
ed ones. His name is G. n. Terry. and
this is what he says through the columns
of the Cincinnati Gd-ette: With my idea
of reform went into the Convention as
q delegate from Michigan. strongly in 10
vor Of Charles Francis Adams and Ly-
man Trumbull. Since that time l am
satisfi.d the reform is on the other hand,
and that We have been sold out to the
Democratic Party. Myself, together
with several of our old-line Republicans,
have come to the conclusion that We
cannot support the Liberal movement
It was altogether too corrupt for US II
the outset. The associations for old-hne
Republicans are not suited to our taste
The course of the leaders has been. since
the organization of the Liberal Party,
one general course Of corruption. AND
one calculated to build mp the old Demo
cratic Party. We are required to JOIN
bands with every traitor ofthe Sosth and
every blackleg Of the North. We are re
ouired to sit still and hear the men who
turned cold shoulder on our loyal sol
diers during the war say al manner Of
evil asainst Gen. Grant, and one OF thu
best paEties that we ever had II
America.
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shout declseation that he won't vote for
Sbm Ssnderiand (as the Register meant
vhen Il said that Waters g viii not give
his ballot to a nonopoly candidate;
for We don't care, and the people don't
care ,ehich Democrat he would 60 for:
but We want him to make showing and
let it be known hov far he has been ~
And now, when it comes to being .
good citizen and an honest man, Jake
Tobriner is quite the equal OF MI Gard
mar or ANYBODY else; and Jacob probably
nnvs more than double the tax that
Gardner pays-probably pays as much
as he and Waters and Alex freeman and
Harry Day all put tossthsr.- = s@@sA
4 But Mr.. Tobriner must be weighed, IN
this political matter, as politicians are
weighed. How is he on the Presidential
ouestion then? Sound as dollar; and
when we make this response We make 1t
from Grant and Wilson stand point
Moreover, our friend Jacob never took
any stock in JEFF Davis; never had any
doubts about the policy and neeesity Of
ooercior; never did anything in politics
which makes it necessary to ignore the
past and take New Departure. In fine.
Mr.. Tobriner is Just the other sort OF
political being fron Mr. Gardner: il
firm and consistent Republican; will sup
port Republican for the Senate and vii
do Is much as any man to serve not onl!y
his marty but his town and his county
| and . better or more Trustworthy or capa
he business man or q man of better prac'
teal stuff out of which to make hard
working, efficient. observant and unPur
chasable, ungullible Legislator don't 1--we
hereabout. Gardner is q first rate neigh
bor: but he hates to hear JEFF Dsvi.
called q traitorous scape-gallows, ane
don't enjoy it when one points through
the Confederacy to where the stockades
of Andersonyille make the bloody
cham !" deep and dreadful thing oveI
which to clasp loyal hand within tn
crime Of the leader of . kuklux klan and
swear to let by-gones be by-sones! Mr..
Gardner is taxpayer and an honest citl
zen; but he does not glory in the splen
did military renown of Grant or Sher'
man or Sheridan as heartily rs he doe
in the deeds of Lee and Stonewall Jack
son and J. E. b. Stewart and Forres
and Sidney johnson.
| Let Republican voters. though tue.
be neishbors and acquaintance and tel
low taxpayers with Mr.. Gardner remem
Der these things: and remembering them
vote their politics.
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Campaign job-work eominsin upon us
wiki VIC are in = crippled state for want
of hands to do our work must be taken
BY our indulgent patrons as an excuse
fox our rather neagre supply Of reading
matter. 1t il almost impossible to get
assistance; and while we have tried In
many ways to GET it. We have not been
.uccsssful in doing 50. Another week
vii $50 Us al right
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sass, 900 in gold coin viii Be eavsn = bold
err Of tickets at the copcl,sio0 OF the Cooccrt
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GOVERNOR WOODS.

We doubt if any man in America or
anywhere else can talk better or faster
than Governor Woods; and those Of all
parties who relish good speaking will
miss o splendid entertainment II they
fail to be at the theater this evening.
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H3orrcE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the undersigned registry agent will receive
objections To the right to vote on the part OF any
person registered on the foregoing list OF vote1
uutil O'Clock p NJ, on the fourth day previous
to the sth day Of November. A. d. 1877. All per
sons. whose names may be enormously entered
in the above list are requested TO appear At my
ONCE aud have such error corrected.
All objections to the right to vote shall be
made only by qualified elector in writing. set
ting forth the ground OF objection or dlsqualih-
cation. and sworn to, or affirmed to, TO the best
of his knowledge and belief
Given under my hand this Dist day Of October,
A. d. 1872 JAMES AOasHAS,
Registry agent for Empire and Brunswick Mil
Precincts, Ormsby county. Nevada.
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FIRST GRAND GIFT CONCERT
0F THE STATE OF NEVADA, Az
thorissd By Act ~ its Leeisisfurc' sp-
ynUved A.rrh l. 1871, for the foundinS OF
STATE INSANE ASYLUM.

Tia drawing will take place At Virginia. Ne
vsds the time Of which due notice Will oe gwen
.n LOW .s .I,raoh tickets have been sold to pay
the State proportion for ths Asylum Fund, Us
w.H = the Prizes in full. that being the purpose
Of the Trustees.
An unsCld tickets in the hands OF ASents WILL
h. called in hcfore the time pet for driving.
Tickets Of Admission. ..........$S - colo Noin
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No11cE.-Hereaftert the Express Once OF Wells.
Fargo I Co. win close It 6h O'Clock. I'm Let
tiers deposited in the Letter Box up to 10 O'Clock
P. n will be forwarded By the night tram
s.Llv HF. RICE, Agent.
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Psnding the building Of the Ornshv House.
R. Fred Brooks. the well-known and popular
dealer in boom. stationery. musical Instruments
guns. fishing tackle. toys. cigar. tobacco. Jew
elry and fancy goods, has removed to Ailiards
store. next door TO Rails hardware store, oPpo-
site to his old stand. SIS
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Persons desirous Of renting rooms IN private
residences are requested to let the same be
known to LApD KELLY. - there h continu-
sIly \ demand for the same.
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For balance Of Przes 6end Ior Citcui.
This Legal Enterprise is endorsed BY the high
es. authority of the State and best business men.
The limited number Of Tickets on hand WILL DC
furnished these who apply first $3.50
All Prizes will be paid in full. AGENTS
WANTED For full Particular address
I'm. PATTEE,
General Manager. Ounahs. Neb.
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DrFrcIAL List or REGiBTERED
~ voters Of Enpte and Brunswiek Mil Pc.
The New York herald., 1872-12-31
THE FRENCH REPUBLICAN MANIFESTO

The republican members OF the French Assembly
have issued a manifesto, OF which the following is
translation =
DEAR FELLow CrHrSs-For the last three weeks
has been checked, anxiety has taken OF the
public mind the national existence has BEEN speak
suspended This nneasiness Is caused by the divided
which renders the government Of the Republic power
less and destroys in its germ all hope Of stability Honest
on wod ee s. o pa m
end 70 this situation Illusion Is no longer allowable
The recent votes in the Assembly show that a
even be formed there. Thus the SO far from
being able to govern, seems sometimes though were
not NOT sure even 81 Crises are inccssany
ion in the minds OF all clear sighted patriots that il
time Tor the country to resume the exercise OF It's s0ve.
country alone can settle In the month August 1871
at the very sitting in which the Assembly as umed con-
sd sineni powers the party Of The Union Repubcsne
ton the Assembly and fresh appeal 10 the electors The
adoption Of this measure would have put an end to the
the country the trials to which Il has been subjected since
that perod Al the present moment large fraction Of
ine Assembly recognizes that dissolution Is the sole
issue for those who desire to avoid fresh perils on
a sides the electors adopting this view. A
dissolution obtained by legal means such is our
object, such the avowed desire OF the nation We
force wherever u may proceed from are enemies OF
disorder We haze, during the last two years given
around the government OF NJ. Thiers whenever II has
pcen re.ened we ask the country 10 continue our
70 form oy fresh elections powerful majority
the national viii and the stability The republican
Dear feow citizens your patriotism has come to our
assistance You will ensure by your zeal the victory OF
public opinion. Above ali things take note and rcmsm
exercise OF which by the laws OF tHs somm
Wy. Hh inassoIuDy linked wSib the principle Of the
The New York herald., 1872-12-31

lowest responsible bidder or piuus,s.
There are several thousand responsible bankers
in the United States. Let us have, therefore "a
competitive examination and ascertain who will
transact the business the best and cheapest. At
all events, no repetition OF a mere pretence OF
throwing 1t open to the public will be tolerated
1t will be remembered that Secretary Boutwell,
previous to his arrangement with the Syndicate
offered the loan to bankers in general or to q large
number, at one-quarter of one cent commission; !;
but before many bonds were disposed OF he put the
whole business exclusively into the hands OF his
friends the syndicate operators, at terms that are
understood to have netted them commission OF
one and one-half per cent, besides incidental pro.
nts or ABOUT six times more than he offered when
ne threw the business open to public competition.
IL Will also be remembered that Secretary Bout.
well advertised his first offer OF one-quarter OF one
cent commission far and wide but that the Syndi.
cate arrangement about six times better for the
operators. was conducted with the most profound
secrecy, and 1t was not until the terms were pub
lished In the HERALD that the people had any idea
OF their nature. In fact the nature and extent of
the Syndicate encroachment upon the taxpayers'
treasury would be to this day profound secret
had II not been for the HERALD's explorations OF
the Fifteenth street financial labyrinth.
AZ we are to have new Finance Minister some
nine weeks hence, whether Mr.. Boutwell, goes TO
the Senate or not, II w0ud seem to be the part OF
wisdom for the present Secretary to let his success
sor commence the business. Let the job be post
p0ned.
The New York herald., 1872-12-31

penury, and conaeu,..- Wltn4 ut lsprAne rs
his family in the person Of his only sv...
THE PERSONAL HISTORY THIS OLD MAN
is so full Of interest that we cannot refrain from
giving few OF its main Incidents. Prince Louis
Lusignan was born In Cyprus April 10, 1908, and re-
ceiyed from his father an inheritance which
amounted to about six million pounds mostly In
money. This fortune had been placed for safe
keeping In the hands OF his uncle on the mothers
side Athanasius, Metropolitan OF Nicomedia. On
the Turkish Governor, and together with the Pa
trarch OF Constantinople put to death The entire
fortune OF Prince Louis was cOnfscated and ne
himself barely escaped with his life, owing to the
exertions OF the Spanish Minister In Constantine
pie and the good offices OF some members Of the
Brltish Bible Society then In Turkey After wan
derng about for nearly year Prince Lusignan
went TO Athens and entered the Greek service
In the year 1928 he came TO st. Petersburg and
onered his services to the Russian government on
the following conditions
Fiy-To receive pay mark OF distinction for his
Second.-Not to become Russian subject
The conditions were accepted, and Prince
regiments with the rank OF Captain. Since enter.
ing service the Prince took part in nearly every
campaign made by the Russian army. BY degrees
ms means Oh living became well nigh exhau
and his efforts for recovering his lost fortune from
the Turkish government met with continual OBJ
stacles till few weeks before the war between
France and Germany, when Napoleon ILL.,, through
one OF his ministers, offered to use ali his inflIi.
ence to recover the property of Lusignan on con.
dilon OF receiving 100000 francs for his SER
vices In case of success. Prince Lusgnan on this
occasion received autograph letter from Ma
pole0n, In which the above me ntioned Conditions
are referred to. The war with Prussia, however
OF besdes saving the property OF the Lusignans.
Failing fortune and money embarrassments
prompted his son to commit the crime OF forgery
He .h has & been found guilty and condemned to exile
VIII be submitted to His Majesty the Gar and
some mitigation OF the punishment Is hoped for.
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national .e.srssnsy 70 vola.s wOuld Be to violate

universal suffrage ltselG
Edmond Adam, Allemand, Ancelon, ArrAxat Barni
BerIe Martin bernard Paul Bert Louis Blanc, Melyii
Bl0ncourt Boucau, Bouchet Charles Boysyet Emile
Brelay, Brer Henri Brsson, Brousses Armand Caduc,
Carton Albert Castelnau, Jules Cazot, Chalsmel.La-
RReregnauSourt Dorian. Dreo Dubois, Ducmng Pascal
Fsrcy keTrc@lst, aSmsetts. Gansait usudy AipSonse
Gent: Rene enc Goblet aodin Grandpierre, GrsppS Jog
ganneI. Lsget, AlsSis Lamber5 Langios Amsdee Lar
ssImner aerser mIsod Henri Ssmer
. norssu. Ha9ast 0,, 0S,rainaTs, Parents peyras Edgar
6ansas Scheurer kestner, sch9lcher. Smiott Tabere
Tardei. Testslin riersot, rrard roain, Edmond Tul
PARIs, Dec, TO- 1871
The New York herald., 1872-12-31
RUSSIA.

Foreign Prince or Royal Blood In.
dictcd for Forgery-His Crime md
Lincngc-Convfctf0n and Sentence.
From the Exchange Gazette, Of st. Petersburg
Dec. 81
few days since the public Of St. Petersburg saw
standing before the bar Of st. Petersburg Court
ofJustice Prince Michael Lusignan, descendant Of
the former Kings OF Cyprus, Jerusalem and Armenia,
The family OF the Lusignans Is OF the e1est OF
royal origin and goes back to the t%elfth century.
1t is, therefore. not to be wondered at that when
Prince '"s'onan appeared before the Court to
ansWef aa 9e - forgery 'aroe audience had
The New York herald., 1872-12-31
FIRE IN FULTON. N, z.

FULTON, Dec. 30, 1872.
The knitting factory Of II. 8. Conde a Son was
burned this afternoon, about five O'Clock, causing
total ioss The frc originated In the picker. The
Toss on the building IL $12ooo insured for $1,000
Tire loss on stock and machinery is $800 600; in
surcI Tor $4,000 by policies in the Royal Lam
cashlse, Etna, Hartford, North America, Frank
lin, PeApsylvania and North Missouri Companies.
The New York herald., 1872-12-31
RAILROAD CRASH IN NEW HAMPSHIRE,
CONCORD Doe

CONCOHD, Dec. 80, 1872.
The halfpast three p. NJ train from Montreal
ran into the up train, which was awaiting its ar
rival here In the railroad yard. The upright rod
on switch broke being full OF Frost when the en-.
gine struck the rail and threw the train on TO the
track where the other train was standing. The
baggage car struck the engine and demolished IL.
somewhat smashed.
The New York herald., 1872-12-31
CoEFLAGRATI0N In 0swgao.

OswBG0, N Y, Dec 30, 1872.
fire broke out In the block occupied by Ham.
ilton, Coe Co., booksellers, on the east side, at
two o'clock this morning, and destroyed the block,
with nearly all its contents including the iewelry
store OF H.. w. Paal and the drug store OF II. u
whitney. The loss on stock IL $40, 600; insurance
s2i 500 The loss on building is $4,000; Insurance
The New York herald., 1872-12-31
DEATH OF A GOVERNMENT BxpLoYE.
RICHMOND, v

RICHMOND, Va, Dec. 80, 1872.
Colonel Edward Lorraine, Chief Engineer Of the
James River and Kanawa Canal, and recently In
charge, under Colonel Craighill OF the United
States Government Survey OF the Central Water
Line, died to-day, aged flity-nve years. lie was q
native 0i New Orleans.
The New York herald., 1872-12-31
CARL sOHURys LECTURE ON GERMANY AND
FRANCE.
HARTFORD, Conn.,. Dec. 30, ]

HARTFORD, Conn.,, Dec 30, 1872.
Senator Carl Schurz delivered his lecture on
Germany and France tonight. in Allyn Hall, TO
large audience, who listened with evident pleasure
and interest to his rapid sketching OF the charac-
terlstcs OF the two nations and Of their leading
men, past and present.
The New York herald., 1872-12-31
CONDITION OF THE SOUTH.
How Southern People Feel Concerning
the LoOssfan0 and Alabama TrOu-

the Louisiana and Alabama Trou-
bics.
WATER VALLEY, Miss, Dec. 90, 1872
To THE EDITOR OF THE UERALD:-
For the article "The Treatment OF the South
Are the Southern People TO Have Peace Y' please
accept the thanks OF every law-abding citizen OF
the country The writer OF II sees through the
same spectacies that every honest man OF the
South does. With nothing to lose ana all TO gain,
the defeated rascas, with the hope OF federal In
reference, pitch I'M to get the places OF the
honest and dishonest elected. Between the two
scramblings the people suffer.
The New York "journal OF civilization ~ made
bold some time since 10 say that the "devilment
in the South kicked up since the war was In those
States where the Southern whites had the suprem.
acy.n While it is patent TO the whole world that
they have had less power in South Carolina, Ar.
kansas and Louisiana, I'm those very States has
there been most disorder. In Georgia. Tennessee,
Virginia, Texas and others, as fast as that very
same rebel element has gotten control disturb
ances have ceased: nor has 1t been at the expeD
O. tha new civil and political rights OF the c..aCss
the minority whites. These are facts, ventik
5y the HERALD. we are glad to see II. VIZ
really getting nxious to know If the federa
ernnient, now rendered supreme b. NN
changes in the constitution-whetner
to occupy in the future the relative Nr iit4.
OF Ireland to England, or whether the States h
our section are ever to be considered a. ae-ao-
equal members with the Others OF the Frs#
public? II the former, send us homes els.3f
who will relieve us OF our dishonesty ot aea ssg,
dens OF debts and annual taxes; II tb fttEF Hl4.E
us alone In our elections to work O, U.l. 8tE sal
vatiOn under the new order or th arIi Is tfsM
federal powers interfere in domes' +slN. cN
prevent violations OF federal law NE nUNIN
get rid OF our Ameses who misJ aresGnl 81
National Legislature; our Kello ON WHfnloM 3
and Lewses at home, and ~ i nest Heffa- or
representative white men T. fUtif sa. Ne
might throw out a few Pools Ur t ople
0t .Ae No." ~nnld be be- HaNta r i the
N4Aeht f Ns Lana Ntt NH4H3 ance.
iaast lt M Hf cir in
r 81 HaN Np as tbl ,suance
HAe #nris auANea l,luH iOn-we
iest i 4AuH eN .ge ta.. or two
ah4 Nba pc efu Nor entire assessed
rtl& e the @t~ III Itst TO three and q
~ <. 4 lo0f ~ r40 tc Is and villages.
HumphrieS tuin.. 10 el4fA Nt to Ames out OF
debt, and two or more hundred thousand dollars
in the Treasury. Estimated expenses last year
5000, 600; taxes collected $2.oOO,0O0 All gone and
debt Increased $450,0o0. Internal improvements
Where are they? In North Carolina, for her
s2o,oOoooo increase, where are theyp In Alabama
one railroad, the only instance in the entire
South, and the debt for that represents double its
actual cost Is 1t dislOyal to complain or not? we
ask the great North. We're we dogs 1t would be
allowable to bark. W. A. HERRING.
The New York herald., 1872-12-31
a r q I @ a..
Progress Of the Territorial Secession Moytmcnt
at the Cape Of Good Hope.
First Ministry Under Responsible Government
Treasury Income and 0utlay-The Dia-
mOnd dFields-Religious and Industrial
Progress-Death Of a Veteran
Soldier and Settler.

BY mall from Africa We have our files OF Cape OF
Good Hope journals, dated az Port Elizabeth on
the LIST OF November.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-12

Demand good at full prices; SOC. Oats
Demand fair and prices advanced; $50
45c. Pork quiet and unchanged; regular
Sl2 IS; cash $l3; seller June. Lard-De-
mand light, but holders firms summer
steam rendered Size; winter sac kettle
rendered &c. Bulk meats-Demand light.
but holders firm; shoulders 4l5c: sides 6Is;
clear rib sides Cleo; clear sides Gao.
BacOn-Market steady with moderate de-
mands shoulders 5lsc; clear rib sides 7l4c:
clear FAC. Whisky-Market steady with.a
moderate demand at $50.
ST. LOUIS. May I0.-CottOn unchanged:
middlmg 2234 a 23c. Flour quiet and I'M
changed. Wheat-Demand active. and
prices advanced; choice spring 81 &c: No. 2
red winter 50 90. Corn excited and prices
higher; No. 2 mixed $50 ace. Oats-De-
mand fair and prices advanced: mixed, on
track, 39040c. Whisky nominal. Pork
Demand active and prices advanced; good
demand for future; $12 so cash and seller
June, closing at $l2 rs cash. DRY salt
meats-6l5 0634c, offered for clear rib and
clear; 6% 07c asked. Bacon srong; shout
deTs SIS G5Ac; clear rib IA 07lac. Lard
held al S34 09c for city prime