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The weekly Louisianian., 1872-09-28
SUPERVISORS OF ELECTION.

The following is q list Of super
visors Of election in the parishes
appointed BY, the United State:
Circuit Court: s.s..-- .s.,x ~.
.Avoyelles-J. n. Edwards, Re
publican; r. N. Dumartrait, Dem
ocrat. .:.. ss-, 49,. -......
Baton Rouge, West -Theophile
T. Allain, Republican; Thompson
w. Bird, Democrat. az. g
Bienville-A. NJ. Jones, Repub.
lcan. H. s:,.-.=
Cameron-E. w. Holbrook, Re.
publican. ~ vi s-.-...
Catahoula-Jamcs B. Alexander
Republican. .
Concordia-Thomas Rober, Re
publican. .s.
Caddo-C. O. Phelps. Repnbli'
can; milford Jones, Democrat.
CALDWELL. J. Stringer, Repub'
lican. .> z-s
Carroll-B. H. Lanier, Republ-
can; D. G.. Jenkins, Liberal
Claiborne-W. Jasper Blackburn,
Republican; Allen G. Hill, Demo
crat.
DeSoto-Alexander Boone, Re-
publican.
Feliciana, East-James D. Gray
Republican; D. G. Hardie, Demo
crat.
Feliciana, West-E. L. Weber,
Republican; Robert C. Wickitfe'
Democrat.
Franklin-W. II. Mcvay, Re.
publican.
Iberia-Edward II. Riddle, Re.
publican; David Hays, Democrat
Iberyille-John Fl. Jackson, Re.
publican; Ed. Desobry, Democrat
Jaokson-W. L. Green, Republi.
can; w. G. Albright, Democrat.
JcEerson-T. A. Martin, Repub.
lcan; John w. Bowles, Liberal.
Lafayette Dugas, Re-
publican; ". B. Bailey, Democrat
Livingston-Henry G. Kinchen
Republican; Simpson Kemp, Dem
ocrat.
Lafourchc-James Wade, Rcpub'
ican.
Morehouse-A. G. Sholars, Re
publican; G: NJ. Sandige, Liberal
Madison-Elias L. Dennis, Ro
publican; A. w. Crandall, Liberal
Natchitoches-W. H. Tunnard
Republican; Adolpho Simmons
Democrat.
Orleans-Fourth Ward, Adolpht
Pluche, Jr., vice George Jones, de-
clined.
Seeenth Ward-Louis P. Piieau
vice George W. Ferguson, declined
Plaquemines Henry Mahoney
Republican; Edingham Lawrence
Liberal.
Rapides-Wm. Husmeye, Repub
lican; Thos. o. Moore, Democrat.
Richland-B. Myrick, Republican
Sabine-Peter Munson, Republi
can; Robert B. Stille, Democrat.
st. Helena-W. D. Floyd, Re
publican; VIM. L. Thompson, Dem
ocrat x
St. John Baptist Mortimer F
Smith, Republican; Jas Humphreys
Democrat.
st. Landry Bernard Martin
Republican; Elisha S. Andrus
Democrat. ,...s...
81 Nartin--E. 3. Mentz, Repub
lican; Frederick Gates, Liberal.
St. Martini. F. Penne, Repub
lican; Charles Gueriniere, Demo
crat. ..s...., :, t.~.Is
=. : st. Tammlla.n'y-Hiram am. Newell 'l
Republican; Alfred ?. Blanc, Dem
ocrat. s.>,s..%s
Terrebopae,-...:H5enry F. Springer
Republican; =. C., G Minor, u Liberal
Tensas- ". Robinson, Reppb
Ican; Stephen. Routh, + Liberal. ], a., .e..
-1 Union-J. G. Cargill. Republican is'
W. g. Smith, Democrat zee lec s. u. asz4.sl
vernlilioon-J On 80 4 Breekahler, .9 b
publican; 6. \. :si Eldridge, ID spep ![
Vsrno,ln.-. 11s, ,l. r! Hatch, ,Repath
can; IL W. scroggins1 Democtat
s..9Washinrt,tton Mc6ese, Fepub
laesa : john Wads~ato eansha
d, drsbsterA aea&t RspAbk
,ean;f w. aaDsa MaRna6 Denoarn
j JOIN: b zHQWAKp 49,
10 ASA 7s'sst'Ez INV NV ~offt'1cE, ' A8
sees:H azst U6sflsgg ss$cst y
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GAZETTED.

The type-setter stands before his case.
The gas burns low. and the night is deep;
And over the staggering chimney stacks
Darkness and shadows creep.
And the city is lost in sleep.
The tyye-setter stands there guam: and gray,
With dim old eyes and . weary brain;
And he sings . cadence solemn and low
To the beat of the bitter rain
On rzttling easement and pain.
Trernbie the rafters. roof and floors
As he fingers the types lin his desoiate way,
And he hears the music family borne
From the theater over the way.
AZ some strange old tragedy play
The old man sings and sremble the floors
With the believing engine below,
And the crash of the whirlins axle-bars.
md the thunder that from them grow,
Echoing to and fro.
~ h. fingers the type lin his desolate wayl
He sets them up with u heavy lead:
And a marge of black encircles his work
The name of q man just dead
soul in the battle just sped.
And he signs a. he thinks, this man so gray.
Winking and blinking before his case.
How. out in the dark and desolate night,
So1ne form Of womanly grace
Is weeping upon her face.
Lower and lower the gas-lishts burn,
And grow the shadows dusky and gray:
AMI the storm Is hushed and the music's swell
" the theafer over the way.
And finished the tragedy play.
AMI the type-setter wipes his dim old eyas.
The types no more with his fingers move.
AHi ne smiles that, while setting the name
below
The angels in tender love.
We're setting it up above.
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II a late meeting in London of persons
from various countries most of whom
had been brought there by the assem-
biage OF the international Prison Con-
Iress. the abolition of the death penalty
VAS the subject of discussion. The meet
ing was not very nrrInerOusly attended.
Baron Won Hoizendotf, wellknown Ger
man Iurist, presided. and Rev. DIR. Bel
t'gS oi New York, was among the speak
RS. Among the things which were
stated were that IL nearly all countries
Progress had been made in the way Of the
abolition of capital punishment. In vari-
'.'is Germany States it had been virtually
abolished for several years, absolutely
abolished III several of the United States.
and practically abolished in many Others
it hal been totally abolished in Holland
for twelve years. virtually abolished in
Belgium for for ten years. totally abol-
i,iled II Portugal for twenty years, and
virtually abolished in Prussia for one
hundred years, excepting under certain
p-cuilar circumstances In 1870 there
we've SIX executions, IN 1871 only four,
:iD of seven sentenced ut the last assizes
only one was carried ont. 1t is unfortu-
nate that this leniency In England has
been followed by an unusual number Of
murders within the Inst two months.
Count Sollohohub Of Prussia made
speech, in which he said that not only
WAS capital punishment practically abol-
i>tlrd in Prussia, bG.r the greatest penalty
III the form of imprisonment extended
only over twenty years. He, however,
Should prefer the state of things existing
in Bavaria. where the penalty Of death
.ulgnt be inflicted, but never was injected,
il being committed by the action of the
s'rtr. ign to perpetual imprisonment He
would have the penalty held up in ter
ro-e,n-he would even have the punish
u.ent Of the rod; but although the law of
eap;.al punishment might be judiciously
kept in view of the criminal. he would
no. have it enforced Dr. Bellows of
New York, also made a speech in favor
u aboiishing capital punishment. which
abolition. as French wit said would he
all very well if OFT friends, the assassins.
would only set the example.
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BUSINESS NOTICE.

"THE NEW Carson APPEAL" is de
signed to fill vacancy caused by thu
premature death of its elder brother, anG
give to the citizens of Ormsby county
and the neighborhood north and south O,
us Republican newspaper-Yet it i,
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:
Delivered by Carrier in Carson. SOC per weel
Sent by mail, one year. So "
Sent by mail. six months. Observation-Disclosures Sc
An papers sent by mail must be paid for
ir ddrdHce.
Persons desiring the APPEAL sent to
their address will understand that the
COIN must accompany their orders.
The carrier is under instructions to col
lect of Carson subscribers every week,
and to stop delivering the paper to per-
sons who are not sufficiently solvent to
enable him to carry out this rule.
Our advertising rates will be found at
the head of the first column on the first
page.
We shall feel under many obligations
to our friends (political and personaD
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 errinS 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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sIEs. Srowx On GRzsLEy.-Says cor

D1t.o. CIUWS w 0HESLSf.-S4SS q coz
respondent:
One evening at Sa-at5ga this wear Mrs
St0rt held u sort of Matinee inside while
the giddy young ladies were prnmenatling
With their beaux outside. I: was a sort
~ D,Iry-the-hatchet matinee. Around
LIS stowe sat the genial James Brooks,
of ihs EfpreSs, Governor Hoffman Com
noiore Stra1nahah. Ms. Mary Whitney.
ana the Hon. Smith Ely, Jr, whom Mr.
Chapman calls the honest Supervisor +"
NJ Brooks paid Ms. Ttowe !. glowing
t-locte. He sud he had seen her Uncle
T0m 5 Cabin played away on the borders
o; Asa. in the Sclavonic language And
nov. Mrs. Stowe said he. after the
tl1o, Is done, I will tell you that YOU did
lore To destroy slavery than all the men
ami wars IL America. You lighted the
har,,e In ten million hearts which could
bot be e1tiny;lished, and which fed on
slavery and ate it M nouthful by mouth
fIi til Lincoln liberated the last man
While Mr.. Brooks was talking Mrs
S5oxes eyes spsrkied with pleasure. for
this MAS tae MI, n .ni.nous testimony Of
AZ old enemy. When the conversation
turned upon M. Greeley, Mrs. Stowe
cansured his course severely. She said
L, nad stultifed sp.en did manhood
y A:ca /. had taken u half century to
Ia..e; and for ambition of place he had
r'@T:nitted his lifelong enemies to swal-
| ~ him, and blot out MS work of life
ike. She considers Greeley now as ii
E-s-a trading politician. She told Cover
n,r Hoffman that Greeley had gone down
t. 5ariccO and fallen among thieves, and
tcA. they mad stripped him naked.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY,
GrOerA.

GrOCera.
A B. Drisbach, South Carson street
Mason. Cheney L Co., PenrOd block Carson
and Telegraph streets.
B. F. Foster. King and Ormsby streets.
Jacob Tobriner. Carson and Musser streets
T. Beer Bro, Empire.
Markets.
Eagle Market. Carson and Proctor streets-Mat
Rinckel proprietor.
City Meat Market, King street-John P. Meder
proprietor
Dry Goods.
Olcovieh Bros. Carson and Fourth streets.
Sheyer X Morris. Carson street, adjoining
Wells. Fargo Co.
Joe Rosenstock, Carson and Musser streets.
Eopple Piatt, Carson and Third streets.
Liquors Wholesale.
Geo. D. Fryer. South Carson street
J. r. Scott, Carson street, between King and
Musser.
E. Perasich. Carson street. next door to theater.
Druggists.
o. P. Willis. Carson and King streets.
e. F. Cotton. Carson street. opposite the Cap
itoi.
T. Beer Co.. Empire City.
Watches and JeSyelry.
John G. Fox. Carson street. opposite the Cap
Chas. W. Friend. Carson street, between King
and Musser.
Brokers'.
Rice L Peters, with Wells Il Fargo, Carson
street.
Imperial Insurance Company. Of London
Rice Peters agents Office with Wells, Fargo
& 10.
Banks.
Bank Of California, c street, Virginia City.
Gin Concert.
Gif: Concert. authorized by law. for the ben
ct; of the STATE Insane Asylum. d. L. Blanch-
ard Manager. Virginia City John D. k-rsey.
Livery Stables.
]. ". Benton. Carson street, opposite Wells,
Occidental Stable. Winnie David, Carson and
Musser Streets.
Restaurants and Lodgings.
Sazerae Restaurant, corner Carson aud Proctor
STREETS.
Orrnsby Horse. Carson and Second streets
B. II. Me;ier Y son prcprietorS.
St Charles Hotel. corner Carson and Third
streets-(ieo. Tutiy proprietor.
Warm springs Hotel. on Empire turnpike one
and one-nalf miles east Of Carson-L. Lacha-
pelIe proprietor.
Theater Saloon. Moore x Parker: Carson Thea
ter building.
Bank Exchange Saloon. Sweeney.s building
King -tre.t-R. K. Brown proprietor.
Old Sazcrac saloon, Carson street, next to
Orrnsby House-Lewis Thornton proprietors.
Magnolia Saloon, County Building. Carson
strcet-Ga.,e X May prrprietors.
j. A. Scott. Carson street.
Dsleys Exchange, c. street Virginia Citv-C.
H. Daley proprietor.
Palace Saloon. North c. street. Virginia City
Tinker Shepard pruprieturs.
Stage Hines.
Carson City and Virginia-Iadd Il Billings
office i'll st. Charles Hotel.
Genoa and Silver Monuntain-Iuther Odds
rruprietor-ofice at Wells, Fargo Co. S Agency.
J. ID. kers--y agent.
Attorneys
T. D. Eawards-ofice in Sweeneys building. |
King street.
John G.. FOX, Carson street. |
Cigars.
Chas. ". Friend Carson street
Physieinnn. |
DR.. L. 4. Herrick. homeopathic. Office in |
,ounty Building.
Railroads.
Virginia and Truckee Railroad Company. Of
ce, north Of the Mint. On Carson street.
Nurye.
Denis Peck, professional sick nurse.
Wanta
Situation wanted. Apply At Xuller's Hotel.
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EcwEaY MILL BuRNED.-The White
Pie Mems of Sept. Is says: From A. J.
Lar. Superintendent of the company.
~ earn that the mill accidentally caught
IRE. and burned down in few minutes.
E1orts were made to subdue the fire, but
without success. The boiler and castings
~sgc Uniy slightly injured; but the engine
~. msc1acsHy were badly dam 'ged.
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EQUALIZATION.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ have this day received from the Assessor
of Ormsby County the Assessment Roll for 49,
and that the Board of County Commissioners
will meet at my Office in the County Buildings.
on Monday the 10th day of September, 1872, as a
Board of Equalization, and continue in session
from time to time required by law, until the
business OF equalization is disposed Of
TT. EDWARDS,
County Clerk, and Clerk of said Board.
September ii, 1872. slp-tf
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Defiance Mining COmpamy-NOtfee.
The frst annual meeting of the stockholders If
the Defiance Mining Company will be held 1t
the office of the Secretary, in Carson City on
o'clock P. Il. for the purpose of electing Tr1s-
tess. to serve the ensuing year. By order #
the Trustees. ISAAC MCCONNELL,
Srpt " I'm. Secretary.
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PROCEEDINGS OF the REPUBLICAN
CENTRAL COMMITTEE OF 0RMS-
BY COUNTY.


4 + MEETING OF THE REPCB-
"A licsn County Central Committee of Or1nsby
County, held At Carson. September 10, 1872. the
following proceedings were had:
Resolrod. That the time for holding Primaries
County Conventions. be Saturday. September Il
at. to-wit The Theatre in Carson, from to 6 1.
O'Clock. P. NJ, and At the Postoftice Building. in
Empire, from to 4, and from to o'clock. /. M.
and that tie appointments be as follows:
For State Convention:
Carson Township. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
''''''''''''-''
Total. =
For Comfy Couxen.,ou,
Carson Township u
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POLITICAL.
UNION REPUBLICAN, STATE CEN
TRIAL COMMITTEE.

| A MEETING OF THE UNION REPuB-
A ican State Central Committee, held in this
City on SATURDAY, July q, 1872, the following
| business was transacted
Resolved. That State Convention Of the Union
Republican party be held at Reno on Wednesday
the 18th of September next, at u o'clock NJ. to
nominate three Presidential Electors one Mem
Der of Congress, one Justice Of the Supreme
Court, and one State Printer, and the transaction
of such other business as shall properly come be-
fore said Convention.
Resolred, That each county be entitled to one
delegate at large. for each 100 votes and one
for each fraction over SO votes cast for Alfred
Helm, elected Clerk of the Supreme Court at the
general election of 1870
Resotred 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 b.
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 t.
quired of voters shall be: Will you support the
regular Republican ticket at the next election
National, State and County-snd the Republican
platform adopted at Philadelphia and such fur
ther test As the respective County Committees
may prescribe,
Rssoired. 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 svoid such con-
test, plan should be devised by which the voters
at the general election may have an opportunity
of expressing their preference for United States
Senator on their ballots, and that the members
elected to the Legislature shall he considered in
structed in accordance with such preference. and
We recommend this subject to the attention of the
various County Central Committees
Delegates are spportioned to the several corn-
ties follows
Churchill .
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FRESH FRUITS, VEGETABLES, CON
FEcTl0NS, ETC.,; ETC.

Il and is daily receiving the
Choicest Fruits,
Freshest VeHeta bleS,
hest of COnft,<.tlOns,
And like desirable and reasonable goods, and
keeps the BEST ASSORTMENT brought to the Car
son market
N. B.-Orders promptly filled and delivered as
Fer directions T.. PERASICH,
LIT (Cazson stTeeA, next to Theatee SalOon.)
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OURSELVES.
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Published in the interests of the Republican
Party: a medium of local news; an advocate Of
what promises best to the community by whom
it is surrounded: . medium for the frank dis
cussion of all the issues of the times and
hicle in which the business men of the State and
purposes.
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Columbia Music Store.
LvBrand & Son

TAKE pleasure in calling the attention Of
Il the public to an examination OF their
sisting of Pianos, Church and Parlor Organs.
Melodeons, Vioins, Guitars, Bapjos, Flutes,
Accordeons, Brass and Silver Band 1nstru-
mcnts of all kinds. Also, Sheet Music and
Instruments on hand at all times. Sheet
Music sent by mail, post paid, on receipt OF
price; and all kinds of Musical Goods sent by
Expross, when ordered, 10 any part Of the
Pianos and Organs for sale cheap, for cash.
Pianos. Organs and Melodeonn tuned and re-
paired in satisfactory manner; and will give
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churdsDn street, q few doors above fnESIX
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Ayers Cathartic Pills.

..t ~ FOR the relief and
~ euro Of all derange-
ments in the sto-
mach, liver and
bowels. They are .
cx2A mild apeIient. and
ha&4 an excellent purga-
~ S~-.S1,tive. Being purely
avegetable. they con-
Sms tain no mercury or
ZEE8hi IMMORAL whatever
49, 10 Much serious sick
ness and suffering is prevented by their timely
use; and every family should have them on
hand for their protection and relief. when re-
be tho safest. sureBt and best OF all the Pills
with which the market abouuds. BY their
occasional use, tho blood is purified, tho cor
removed. and the whole machinery Of life re-
stored to it's healthy activity. Internal or
gans which become clogged and slsggish gro
into action. Thus incipient disease is changed
into health, tho value Of which change, when
reckoned on tho vast multitndes WHO enjoy it,
can hardly be computed. Tho sugar coating
their virtues unimpaircd for any length Of
timc, so that they arc over fresh, and per-
fectly reliable. Although searching, they are
mild. and operate without disturbance to the
constitution, or diet, or occupation.
Full directions arc given on tho wrapper to
zach box, how to nse them Family physic,
and for the following complaints, which those
For Dyspepsia or Indigestion, LIatIess-
ness, LanGuor and Loss OF Appetite, they
should bo taken moderately to stimulate the
| stomach, and restore it's healthy toro and
action.
For Liver Complaint and it's various
symptoms, bilious Headache, Sick Head
ache, JRuntIice or Green Sickness, BII-
fous Collie and Bilious Fevers, they sh houId
he judiciously taken for ach Gaze, to correct
tho diseased action or remove tho obstruc-
tions which cauee it.
For CyBcntery or DInri hGu, but one
mild dose is generally required.
For Rheumntis Ism, Goat, Gravel, Pllpi-
tntion of the Heart, Pain I'm the Side,
Back and Loins, they should be continuous
| ly taken, as required, to change the diseased
action of the system. With such change
those complaints disappear
Fol Dropsy and Dropsfcnl SwellinRs,
! they should bo taken in largo and frequent
| doses to produce the effect of dras, ic purge.
For Suppression, largo doso should be
taken, ma it produces the desired effect by
sympathy.
| AS Dinner PIN, take one or two pills 10
promote digestion and rolicvc the stomach.
| An occaeional doso stimulates the stomach
and bowels, restores the appetite and invigo-
rates the system. Hence it is often advan-
tageous where no serious arrangement ex-
| iste. Ono who feels tolerably we'll, often finds
| that a doso of these Pills make him feel deci-
dedly better from their cleansing and reno
waiting effect on the digestive apparatus.
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LOWELL. MA S., U. S. A.
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To the Oitizens of Columbia.

To the Citizens of Columbia.
NNHE undersigned have been appointed by
l. the Board of Trade q Committee to solicit
donations of Books and Pamphlets for the
purpose OF forming LIBRARY, which shall
be open to the public upon the payment OF
annual dues or fees, and under rules and re-
gulations to be hereafter adopted. To the
collection thus made. it is proposed to add,
by purchase, from time to time, as the funds
derived from the collection Of such fees and
dues will justify. Connected with tho Ii
brary will be Reading Room, supplied with
Magazines and Newspapers.
The want OF q popular Library in this city
will be acknowledged by all, and the under
signed trust that citizens will contribute
literally. Contributions may be left with any
OF the undersigned. JOHN B. PALMER,
JOHN AGNEW, JR,
JOHN 8. WILEY,
E. ". SEIBELS,
J. @. SEEGERS,
Dec Committee.