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Poetyy.
TINE MISSING LIVE.

He roamed the forest FREQ,
with proud untrammclled air
He built nest on the palm trees o''
And dwelt master there
The monarch Of all the earth'
Tho lord of wood and plain
Zion oed when his angry tread
SHOOK the earth with proud di'dain
He dined on elephant, did
This cy-no-ceph-a-lus,
And rhinoceros and the river horse,
The Appropriateness.
Brpwny Of limb was he,
Yet supple and agile;
On rock or tree his arms were free,
For his toes were prehensile.
Yet doth the monarch sign,
As he PAGES up and down,
And soiiloquiEe with downoast eyes
And highly regal frown.
Sad is the royal heart,
Wounded the royal pride,
For the lords Of state say the king shah mate
with Nsh,,go MbOur, bride.
what marry subject
Espouse a chimpanzeei
No, I'm not Guelph, II know myself,
No mssaiiiqnes for me!
Perish my royal blood,
Perish the princely line,
Ere desecrate, with vulgar mate,
This lineage Of mine"
The monarch paused transhxed,
Vanished his growing wrath,
And bright surprise beamed in his eyes
As he gazed down the forest path.
A vision OF beauty, such
As by simian eye, before,
Had never been seen IL the woodland green,
Or been known to simiAn lore.
maiden young and fair
As the charcoals ebon tint,
with the teeth as white as the cowries bright
From the royal Congo mint;
Her locks Of crispy curl,
Her feet Of mammoth size,
All made her seem bcwltohing dream
To the fond gorilas eyes.
To n high DER arching limb
He swung by his sinewy arms,
And dangling there twixt earth and air,
Gazed on her dusky charms.
"Now, by my k'ngly troth,
This maid shall be, think,
My royal bride, and supply beside
Mr.. Darwin's missing link.
The thoughtless ebon maid,
suspicionless Of guile,
To the tree trunk strsyed and beneath its shade
Tarried in thought awhile.
Then the monarch spake his love
As he swung up the lofty limb;
He was gifted they say, with talking way,
For the lady smiled on him.
He pats her curly locks,
with bis great prehensile toes.
Entwined in her wocl-a vigorous pull
A Strickland up she goee!
Thus was the monarch wed,
And thus the race began,
whence, through various links, somewhat strang
me thinks
Came the descent OF man."
-Commereiai Advertise
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1872-05-10

Do FISHES THINK?-It is novel ques-
ton, but not beneath the consideration of
a philosopher. II is n common way of dis
posing of diiiicult problems in regard to
manifestations of intelligence in animals
which are departures from the ordinary
routine of their acts, to call them extraor-
binary deviations from their natural in
stincts. The monkey that smoked at the
Geological gardens last season for the pleas
ure of it, aud dogs which are met on Broad
way carrying home basket of provisions,
threading their way through crowds of
busy humanity, both perform acts above
the law Of simple instinct, which makes no
progress, but repeats the same thing in
each succeeding generation. The first as.
ISOLATED sensation of pleasure from charg-
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in mind the appreciation OF his master in
faithfully and safely delivering the mar
keting to the cook. 1t there is no reason
ing here, what Is itp And next, how are
such mental phenomena to be explainedY
Fishes have a peculiarly nice sense of
smell, and their ears are curlouslv con-
structed with reference TO approaching the
slightest conclusion at very considerable
distance. When waves dash against rocks
or belligerent conflict is raging between
aquatic enemies, they appear to have exact
knowledge of what is transporting through
their delicate acoustic organs. Fishes also
receive impulses from the air, even slight
as may be the aerial-undulations ON the
denser medium in which they float. II is
positively certain that they may be taught
to gather for feeding al the ring of IA bell.
That Is demonstration. IT when tbev
hear the bell they rush to the spot where
the food is given them, is 1t an Indication
of memory particular sound is asso-
ciated with the idea of satisfying hunger.
can there be memory without reflectlno ;
What property of mind is II by which thev
are instructed, so that by repetition Ger
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UNDERTAKEN.

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ms two doors north Of the Ph9nir ofhce where be
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ali; and wiiassst at funerals furnishing robes &e.
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The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-10-28

minds the stamp of insincerity and been
Justly charged to demagoguery. During
the course of his speech the applause
was frequent and hearty.
After music from the band commui-
cation from the Secretary of the State
Central Committee announcing that Gov.
Newton Booth of California would ad-
dress the citizens Of Genoa On Friday
evening. November l, was read by the
Secretary amid great applause.
Governor Woods of Utah was then in
troduced and in a logical. brilliant and
forcible speech of more than an hour
fairly held the audience spell bound.
Not only Republicans but Democrats,
who we're frequently the subjects of his
good-natured but ever-effective sarcasm
and inimitable wit, joined the overwhelm-
ing applause his remarks frequently elic-
tied. As q campaign orator, he is A No.
l, and the only cause of regret after
listening to his impulsive. matchless elo-
Gence, is that he cannot travel the State
and work in the good cause until the
eventful, decisive. November day arrives.
After music from the band the meeting
closed with enthusiastic cheers for Grant
and Wilson, for Hon. J. P. Jones and
Governor Woods, and with q short and
forcible speech. enjoining unity and har.
mony upon Republicans, from the Chair
man, Hon. ]. w. Haines. Yours,
DOUGLAS CoUNrI.
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On HOl YOU'RE THERE, ARE YEl
How Q Possun Was Smoked Out and
Mado ITO show Causo.''

Our ingenious and amiable contempo-
rary being prodded under its short ribs
BY the gentle poking which we admin
istered to its out-stretched candidate for
the State Senate. gasps and says:
We stated that DR.. Waters belonged to mo
stultify ourseH and party n 30 ignore the Doc
tor ~ . party man. We are proud to acknowl-
edge him = Democrat in the fullest signifca-
ton Of the term. man of and for the people;
. man who will see that the will of the people
is carried out. What We intended to convey and
what every sensible man would necessarily un-
derstand from our remarks is, that DR.. WsterB
does not belong to any one man: that he il
not in the employ Of any one man or set of men;
that if elected he will give his vote 20 the man
his constituents may prefer for United States
Senator.
Oh, then he does belong to party,
does he? And that party is the Demo-
cratic party. Well, we thought the Doc
tor had been playing possum; and it
seems we were right!
The Register puts the Doctor in quite
new and very gallant light by the follow
ing statement regarding his preference of
Senatorial candidates. says our neigh
Dor:
We believe, and can prove, that DR.. Waters is
pledged to no man for the United States Senate.
If not pledged to man he must be
pledged to a woman! Your constituents,
Doctor, while applauding your remarka-
BILE and long concealed gallantry have a
right to know the name of the lady of
your choice. "Stin Waters run Deep"
and this mysterious son of Galen has
been, We shrewdly suspect, playing a
deuced sly game in anticipation of the
Tidal wave which is to make Grand
mother Greeley President and some 9TH
er blessed old lady Governor Nye's sue
cessor in the Senate, -
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REPUBLICAN REUNION AT GENOA

On Saturday night the Republicans o.
Douglas county had a very enthusiastic
gathering at Genoa, the occasion being
made interesting by speeches by Hon.
John P. Jones and Gov. Woods of Utah.
From John H. Davis Esq. of Genoa, who
was present at the meeting, We learn that
it was organized by the selection of Hon.
James W. Haines as chairman; and that
Jones made very satisfactory speech:
and the speech by the Governor he de-
scribes as being one Of the most eloquent
and effective efforts he ever heard. The
Capital Brass Band was present; and al
together the meeting was one Of the
most hearty demonstrations Of Republi-
can ardor that has been witnessed in our
neishboring county for many months.
p. S. Since the above was put in type
We have received the following
Communications
GENOA, October "a.
EDITOR NEW DAILY APPEAL:-On Sat
urday evening last, at the Court House,
the grandest meeting of the campaign in
Douglas county, occurred The house
was filed with an audience brought from
all portions of the county in expectation
of the presence of John P. Jones who
had previously been announced as
the speaker. Unexpectedly, but as was
subsequently proved, to the great pleas
ure and qualification Of the peop.e, Gov
ernor Woods of Utah accompanied hum.
The meeting was called to order by NJ.
Tebbs. Chairman of the RepuDncan
County Central Committee. On motion
Hon. j. W. Haines Was elected Chairman
aud BENZ. Edson Secretary.
After music by the Carson Brass Band.
Hon. J.P Jones WAS introduced, aud III
an earnest, eloquent and effective man
nar entertained and instructed his hear
era in a speech occupying upwards OF an
hour in its delivery. Among other things
he touched upon tine subject OF the water
suits between the mill owners on the
y.-x and the ranchers of this county.
de did so because he had heard since his
arrival here that it was q subject upon
which his opinion was looked for. de
iisclaimed a knowledge of all materi,
points in the cases; did not know the
witnesses; who they were; had had no
consultations with anyone concerning the
matters at issue. Nevertheless he as u
mill owner was supposed to be interested
in the issue, and consequently he sp, X
of the matter. He then proceeded III an
earnest manner to say what III "a sc o1 |
any future conflict of rights would be his |
course to pursue; and III this he spoke us
reasonable man; and III the enuIcIation
j. his views as to the proper course to o.
pursued, and the course he would rur-
sue, he went as far as any reasonable
man could go. Had he gone further his
remarks would have carried to thinking |
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Pending the building of the Ormsbv House.
r. Fred Brooks, the well-known and popular
dealer in books, stationery, musical instruments.
guns, fishing tackle. toys, cigars, tobacco. jew
elry and fancy goods, hiss removed to Millard's
store, next door 10 Rails hardware store, oppo-
site to his Id stand. AA
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SOME AWKWARD BLUNDERING

SOME AWKWARD LAUNDERING.
On Saturday morning We encountered
our old friend, Governor Woods of Utah,
and Hon. Tom Hawley, our candidate
for Supreme Judge. We no more e1-
pected to see them than to meet, in Car
son, any other man whom we might
have supposed was campaigning in the
Great East They came here, it seems,
as per appointment Of the State Central
Committee to address the people of
Ormsby county; and they very naturally
felt as if the County Committee and the
APPEAL had been negligent and discour-
teous in not having made any prepare
tons for giving them audience. Now
the fact is that no word had been sent
here by any of the State Committee; the
sub committee of which body. who have
the arranging of speakers, being COM
posed of the four Storey county men,
bers and one Of the Lyon delegation;)
and the only notification of the coming
of these gentlemen that anybody had
was contained in an advertisement in the
E.teIpriseandth that advertisement whenwas
we had it brought to our attention found
consigned to the comparative obscurity
of the fourth page Of that paper. Some
body failed to attend to this matter as it
somebody don't dwell hereabout-has
nothing to do with the APPEAL and is
not one of the Republican County Com
mittee of Ormsby county. Who is to
blame we leave it to the Storey county
State Committee men to decide.
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EAGLE MILL.

AN NOW READY TO DO CUSTOM
Il Work, Grinding Feed Barley At my new
Mill on Carson street, just north Of Davis Co.'S
Planning Mill. liberal share of patronage y
solicited, and entire satisfaction guaranteed
o3-H F.W. PETKRS.
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NorIcE.-Heresfter the Express Office Of Wells.
Fargo & Co. will close at 61s o'clock, p. NJ Let
tiers deposited in the Letter Box up to 10 O'Clock
p NJ will be forwarded by the night train
sa0-Iw H. f. RICE, Agent.
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WELLS, FARGO l. CO.. Virginia City, Treasurer.
D. L. BLANCHARD, Manager.
Tickets are now for sale, and can be obtained
of C. c. PENDERGAST, at the office of Wells.
Fargo Il Co.. and at the office of D. L. BLANCH-
ARD, Manager, at j. Waldstein l. Co.'S Cigar
Store. South street. oc24-tf
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the undersigned registry agent will receive
objections to the right vote on the part Of any
person registered on the foregoing list Of voters
until o'clock p. ~, on the fourth day previous
to tine 9Th day of November, A. n. 1872. All per-
sons, whose names may be enormously entered
in the above list, are requested to appear at my
Office and have such error corrected.
All objections to the right TO vote shall be
made only by . qualined elector in writing, Set
ting forth the ground Of objection or disqualifi-
cation, and sworn to, or affirmed to, to the best
of his knowledge and belief.
Given under my hand this 21st day Of October,
A. D. 1872 JAMES MORRIS
Registry agent for Empire and Brunswick Mill
Precincts, Ormsby county, Nevada
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The drawing will take place at Virginia. Ne
vada the time of which due notice will be given
so soon as enough tickets have been sold to pay
the State proportion for the Asylum Fund, ~
well as 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.
Tickets of Admission. .........$5 in Gold Com
e265. 900 in gold coin will be given to hold
ers Of tickets at the conclusion Of the Concert.
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TAKE WARNING.

NNHE v. 4 r. r.. r.. COMPANY ARE
anxious to take due precaution against acct
dents and loss of life resulting from running OF
their trains: and they take this method of warn
ing parents and guardians against the dangers
attending the too common practice OF children
playing about their cars and locomotives. Those
having in charge the business OF the Company
find it impossible to PERSUADE boys who fire.
quent the termini and stopping places OF the road
from climbing upon the cars and engines and
they will feel themselves obliged to resort to
more decided measures if these annoyances are
continued. Recent accidents which are wholly
ascribable to the carelessness of persons jumping
on and OF the cars when in motion, should be
warning enough in themselves.
l-tf H. NJ YERINGTON, Supt.
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PzasoNs DESTROYS Of renting rooms in private
residences are requested to let the same Be
known to LADD KELLY, - theEe II consanu-
ally . demand foe the same.
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REGENERATION.

OFFICIAL List OF REGISTERED
" voters Of Empire and Brunswick Mill Pre-.
cincts for the year 1872.
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Fer Senator,
A. J. lockwood. OF Empire
For AsssRhaymeA
Jaco6 Tobriner-- OF Carson
~ v AeSser.- -Ui Safson
d. B. Lyman OF Empire
For Sheriff,
. I. BW1fS. OF CaksOn
For County CRerk,
I. j. 8dWAruD- OF CetDOn
Fer Treasurer,
H. b. MA0on.. On CetDcn
Fer Recorder,
B. D. King, 81. OF Carson
For Assessor,
). r. WINNIE. -oi CaIson
For SarveyoE,
Hugo HochhoAd- OF Ce1Son
For Sup't Public Scheela,
l.. B. GreenlAw- OF carson
For Pubic Adninistrator.
j. U. Pierce .oI CafsOn
For County C0mHAiasionerx,
B. b. Meder Cfor long terml .-.-...--.o of Carson
James Norris flor short terml of Empire
For Justices Of the Peace,
c. A. withereil carson Township - of Carson
J. A. Hoover Empire TowrHhip) -. of Empire
For ConstableA
L. Stearn carson Township. of Carson
". n. Lang Empire Township of Empire
For School Trustees. Dist. No: I.
9. C. Atnerton. -..----.-------..-.-.--,o i larson
q. =. Cotton. of Carson
y. "A. LOvcJOy. oI OAISou
County Central Comnittee,
Goo. w. Bryant ..-...............-...-Of Calsoa
n. d. Chamberlain. .-...-------.----.-of Carson
J. - Benton on carson
Prank Mccullough. of Empire