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The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-09-10

DECLARING HIMsELF.-Our very worthy
friend and fellow Republican, Jacob Win
ME, Esq, announces himself. by card, in
another part of this days paper, as a
candidate for the nomination, subject to
the action of the Republican County
Convention, to the Office of Assessor.
This is the way to do business; if you
want political preferment advertise
the New APPEAL,
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-09-10

Com. - Yesterday paymaster Dele
Crandelle of the V. & T. K. II. Co., paid
off the company's employees at this place,
and will proceed with his duty along the
line to Virginia and the Reno Division.
We shall hear more of him soon.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-09-10
CARRIERS NOTICE.

Our patrons are hereby informed that
ALBERT Mills is the carrier of and col
hector for the APPEAL Persons desiring
this paper left at their houses or places
of business can be accommodated by no.
,ify;ng him or applying at this Office.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-09-10

REruRSED.-On yesterday the hunting
party consisting of Charles Meder, Mr.
Sessions and others, returned after hav-
ing spent some time In the delightful
sport of shooting around Washoe Lake
Valley. They were successful in bagging
u few ducks, but found the lake covered
BY Indians floating on kind of tule raft,
30 constructed as to float single Washoe
These floats they place in the water,
deploy as skirmishers at regular inter-
walls. and then float across the lake shoot
ing and soaring all the birds that come in
their range. For this reason our hunters
were not very successful but had de-
lishtful trip and lots of fun.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-09-10

FREIGHT HousE.-To-day the V. & T.
R. R. Co. commedce framing the timber
for freight house to be located at Car
son. They have a large force employed
and will soon have the building ready to
receive freight.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-09-10

DISTRICT CouRT. = District Court.
Second Judicial District Ormsby County,
Judge G. N. Harris, presiding, has ad-
journed until Friday, 18th September, at
10 O'Clock A. N.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-09-10

Our City REPoRrER.-Mr. Charles
Witheren will report local matters for the
APPEAL. Any assistance rendered hin will
be duly appreciated.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-09-10

SUPREME CouRr.-In case of w. w.
Mccoy vs. Rateman & Ruel, decision
rendered yesterday affirming Judgment Of
Court below,
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MINING STOCK REPORT.
EVENING QUorArIoNs.)

Reported daily. specially for the New APPEAL
Fargo Cos Office, Carson.
1915 Meadow val'y: 20. 1914, 1917, 20 b3O, 10 y 49,
1919 b3O. 197s, 1873.
10 Raym'd 4 Ely 40. 179.
l35 Eureka Con ....22, 21k.
AS Phoebe ........19A. 1917 81, 20. 20 b30.
20k.
1870 wton kCreole Ak, AZ b30.
80 Alps ...........419, AZ.
$50 Page ...........3h,3 3, 81, 81 bao. baO.
300 Star Con so cts.
$50 Condor ........ 3, 81, %.
i25 Ingomar .......15@.
200 Ivanhoe.
SO Pea Vine ......1k, l.
1850 Charmon. ......23t 2S, ~.
655 4 Hunt. ...55s, &, 81 bN.
26o Bowery 80, 81 b30.
1875 Flag. .151a, IL, I619.
1910 Chief Hill .....9 ,9A. 81 b3O.
20 Belmont ...-..6A b3O.
100 hooking Bird...14.
40 Newark ........7h, s, b10,7.
'tOo Louise .-....-- 9OctS.
20 Cedarberg. &c.
20 q Chariot. -. ..10H, 10.
80 Mahogany ..... 10, l09.
30 Treasure .......6.
3t5 Con Virginia 81. 80 +. 80, 325l.
125le.
100 Chollar' o. e.. CT, IS b30.
1870 Belcher ........ Ill. ITO, 1O91s, 109, 111]9.
2Oo Overmxn 90, Gl, co. 50 "
l25 Crown Point 1873, lao b30, 1877, l42 \ b3o,
1879.
1876 Ophir .... SO, 10 b3o, 69H. 20.
- Alpha. 30.
l0j Hale + Norc'ss 10, Is, II, So, 20 So.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

oRMsBY HoUsE-B. H. MEDER 4 SON PRoPRIEroRs.
RIB NcMahon TW Leggett Lowrey
4 wife NJ r Elstner VIM Price
" Haynes
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HORACE GREELEY don't like Grant be-
cause Grant likes thoroughbred horses.
The fact is, Greeley mistook Hank
Monks famous stage mules for horses !;
and just because they caused that jerk
water wagon to jounce his head up
through the wagon-top he has profanely
pronounced anathema upon the whole
equine tribe.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-09-10

The Democratic County Central Com
mittee of White Pine county have ap-
pointed the following list of delegates to
the State Convention of the party:
Thomas Freehill, J. V. L. Perry, J, B.
Kittrell, Dennis Daily, F. W. Cole, P.
Chamberlin, j. D. Patterson, c. H.
Patchen, Levi Smith, Pat Casey, John
Overback, Geo. w. Lamb, John N.
Hicks, L. B. Brooks, VIM. Burke. Thos
Elitcroft, Henry Wall and John Wagner.
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YUNHE LATEST AND BEST STYl.Es
i and patterns Of these staples always "a.
hand
Place of business-Corisr Of CARSON and
FOURTH Streets, Carson City.
rF-Terms CASH, and prices to suit the time
Lift OfCOvIrCH BROS
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-09-10

VIM. Rogers, D. B. McDaniels, T. W.
McGovern, Il. Conley, II. L. Smith, H.
c. Street, J. w. Fox, r. N. Lowe, J. Is.
Fitch, F. F. Marx, A. b. Chapman, r.
Crozier, A. F. Smith and Vim. Gerard.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-09-10

DELEGATES FROM ELKo.-The concrete
Elko County Convention elected the fol-
lowing delegates to the D. V. State Con-
yenfion.
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POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-10-11

The straiglt-oat Democrats of Illinois !
nominated Judge Breese for Governor, but
he declined. With this failure to raise a
Breese, they are not likely to carry the
State by -COurier-JOurndL.
Governor when he supported the party in
power. When he takes his stand for the
honor and welfare of the State, he is "su-
perannuated Politician" according to the
Grant organs.
Says the indianapolis Sentinel /" The
GRANTEES cOncede the election of Hendricks
and the State ticket, but hope to elect a
majority in the Legislature"
The Nashville Union has the following
" A colored Grant orator at Alton the other
night congratulated his hearers that the
id Dutch could not become Presidents,
while 'wo (the Africans) are the stuff
from which future candidates are to be
made"
And now they say that Gov. Curtin has
gone over to the rebels. Well, if that is
true, and all the other Republicans who
are going for Buckalew are rebels, the
loyal there's are going to get thunderin'
good ceating. In fact, the starch will be
taken right out of them.
Good notices for the canvaSs-RecOn-
Citation and publication; one term for the
Presidency; complete suffrage; the rights of
local governments; no war between the
races; as much freedom for the white man
as for the black, and equal States and equal
rights.
The Chicago Times observes of The re-
cent election Of u. S. Senator in Oregon ::
Occidental politics are not above supi-
| ciOn of being conducted occasionally on
commercial principles, and the result Of
this contest presents some such appear
ance."
Bishop Simpson has been claimed as a
warm supporter Of Grant. This is a great
mistake, or more probably, a wilful mis-
representation. We have it from the best
authority that Bishop Simpson has de-
clared that he intends to vote for Greeley
Cincinnati Enquirer.
The New York Herald, in commenting
upon the Credit Mobilier speech of Vice
President Colfax, says {: 1t seems to us
little curious that Mr.. Colfax should give
us more sharp firing upon this small per-
sonal matter than he has given during the
whole campaign i'll the cause of Grant and
Wilson,"
A son of the late Joshua r. Giddings
the lifelong Abolitionist, is chairman Of
the Liberal Republican committee of Ash
tabula county, Ohio. He has enrolled The
names of more than a thousand Liberal!
in Ashtabula, which is one of the strongest
Republican counties in General Garfield:
district.
The Cincinnati Commercial says
"There is a scare that amounts almost t.
CONSERVATION all along the Administration
line from the Delaware to the Wabash
With anybody but Grant, the Republican
party could sweep the great Central State
clean, but, as the case stands, they ar
desperately doubtful.
The Louisville Courier-Journal says, il
his recent Chicago speech, Ben Butler said
"Nr. Greeley tells US that we boys in blu
must not meet together and consult hoy
we shall carry on the country which w
saved by our blood and our fighting" w
should like to see the spot of country whic
Butler saved, or could be induced to save
by lis blood and fighting.
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TEL EGRAPHIC.
ODDS AND ENDS.

At meeting held at tho rooms of the Union
League Club of New York committee of
twenty nine was appointed to take measures to
have products of this country suitably repre-
sented at the Vienna Exposition.
The wooden house OF Gilbert & Iovejov, of
Boston, has failed. Liabilities, $500, 900.
Secretaries Robson and Creswei of our
porepiteic Cabinet, have returned to Wash
ingtOn.
Late advices from bombay state that the
cholera epidemic is disappearing.
A son OF Sir Stanford NorthcOte died in Lon
don yesterday.
At the Jerome Park races yesterday the three
mile dash was won by SAnfords Monarchist,
with McDaniel's Harry Basset second. Time,
5:24H. The odds against the winner were TO 1.
The Russian Government has withdrawn its
congratulations to President Theirs and eX-
pressed its dissatisfaction at the aggressive ait
tude OF the Radical party OF France
The United States and British Commission
ers closed tho proofs yesterday in large mum
Der OF claims,and extended the time in others
They then adjourned to the 2Sth inst.
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Pennsylvania Canvass.
Speculation Upon the Pros
poets.
Philadelphia the Unkn0gn Quantity
Estimated Liberal AGordy Of $4,000
Outside Of Philadelphia.
From the Special Correspondent of the New
York Tribune.

From the Special Correspondent of the New
York Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 3.-How is the
State going? is a question that l have
heard no one attempt to answer except in
part. Philadelphia is the great unknown
quantity that must enter into all calcllla-
tiOns. On the one hand the Liberals and
Democrats do not know how much the
Ring will succeed i'll cheating. They
firmly believe that on fair vote this city
would give Buckalew majority. This be-
lief is founded on several well established
facts. These are, first, the known strength
of the Liberal Republican clement in the
city secondly, the known dsa1fection in
the Grant party; and, third, the unknown
but undoubtedly large silent vote that is
almost sure to be cast for BukaleW These,
with the solid Democratic vote, will more
than balance any honest majority that the
Republicans have ever had in Philadelphia
in an October election. The Liberals be-
lieve also that, with all their repeating
and false counting, the Ring cannot
return more than 1000 in this city.
In reply to all this, the Ring point to the
enormous registration Of this year-upward
OF 10000 voters. The largest vote ever
cast in Philadelphia was that pOlled in
the Presidential election of 1SGS-about
10000. Clear-headed men think that
125,OOO votes will be all that can possibly
be returned, and that of those BuckaleW
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NEW YORK.


NEW DIRK, OCT. D.
The bank statement shows a loss of over So
50O,0 900 of the reserve there is decrease in
loans OF over 81 800, 900 specie has decreased
1905, 900 legal tenders have decreased 50 OOO,-
OCO; deposits have decreased 50 $50 200.
Late Havana advices state that the censor
ship of the press will be abolished shortly.
The united Cuban forces i'll the central de-
partment fought Spanish Colonel Barcencs in
the Sierra De Cubetas. Cuban sources reports
the Spanish loss at 300 killed and wounded. The
number OF Spanish troops on the sick list is very
large.
Fights between the negroes of the different
wards occurring, and several of the partici-
pants have been killed.
The Cubans attacked the town OF Manatobe
and many persons were killed. The Cubans
were finally repused.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-10-11
CALIFORNIA
Railroad Subsidies.

SAN FRANCISCO, oct. ..
The Board OF Supervisors have passed, over
Mayor Alvords veto, an order submitting 10
the people at the November election, a propo-
sition to grant a subsidy of $40 900 900 to the
Colorado Rail road Company. The vote on the
proposed subsidy of two and half millions to
the Central Pacific Railroad Company, which
the Mayor had also vetoed, was pOstpon ed until
next week.
An important meeting of the business men
was held last night at the rooms OF the Cham
Der OF Commerce, at which the veto of the Col
oTado abroad was unanimously endorsed and
the Supervisors were denounced in unmeaSured
terms for passing it over the veto. Mayor AL
word was unanimously nominated as an indie
pendent candidate for Congress az the means of
giving practical expression to the popular feel
ing III opposition to the Railroad subsidies.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-10-11
GEORGIA.
The Tennessee and Ocean Canal.


WASHINGTON, Oct. 5.
The Washington Star says: The report of the
Engineer in charge of the survey of the pro-
posed canal connecting the Tennessee River
with the Atlantic Ocean at Savannah, Ga,
which reached the War Department too late to
prepare and present to Congress at its last
session has been put in proper order and will
be sent to Congress early i'll December next.
1t is very probable that the President, in a
special message on the subject, will recon-
mend favorable action the matter. The
projectors OF this canal Fdesire Government
aid to the extent OF 81 100000.
THE POLITICAL DELUGE IN GEORGIA.
ATLANTA, Oct. ).
The official report of nincty-nine counties
show a majority for Smith, Democrat, of 4O.O13.
One hundred and twenty mine Democrats and
six Radicals arc so far elected Representa-
tiveS.
The Democratic majority has been increased
by two things: first, many OF the negroes were
tax defaulters, their leaders having retained
possession of the money sent to pay tneir taxes
and second, the negroes i'll a number of places
sought to seize the polls and get up trouble and
failing, refused mdSSe to vote, though urged
in order to make point on the Demo Gratis.
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DIRECTORS:

DIRECTORS:
K. E. BURRUSS, w. Fl. MCRARY,
j. 81. CHADBOURN; e. MURRAY,
j. ELI GREGG.
This Bank having Increased its Capital t.
Two Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollar
now offers increased facilities to its patrons
Discounts, PrOmissory Notes and
Foreign and Domestic Bills of Exchange
Buys and sells Gold and Silver Coin and Bull
lion, Stocks, Bonds, &C., &c.
Issues Certificates OF Deposit, bearing inter
est payable on demand.
Sells Checks at par ON New York, PhiladeI-
phia, Boston, Baltimore; Norfolk, Peters
burg, Richmond, Raleigh, Ncwbern, Fayette-
vile, Charleston, and other points North and
South.
Makes collections IN all parts of the United
States, Canada and Europe.
IS Deposit Accounts respectfully solicited
ers, subject to check at sight.
june II 219-na6m&Wch
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100 such meetings, or three to each co'lE'
GOVERNOR CURTIN

GOVERNOR CURTIN
will speak in Pittsburg on Thursday next !;
on Friday he will speak in Downingtown,
Chester County and on Saturday in Phil
adelphia. This is even more than the en-
feebied condition of his health permits him
to do. but the earnest determination to rid
the State of Pennsylvania of the bad in1lu-
ences of Simon Cameron has induced him,
even at great danger TO himself, to take
the step he proposes.
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I AND FOR SALE.
REMOVA AL!

On the oath day of Sc pto moer we shall moya
to that commodious Store recently occupied hv
Mr.. q. HartZ,
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DROFTABLE EMPLOYMENT.-We
l. wish to employ GENTLEMEN AND La
DIES to solicit orders for the CELEBRATED
IMPROVED BUCKEYE SHUTTLE SEW
ING MACHINE. STITCH ALIKE ON BOTH
SIDES. 1t will stitch, hem, fell, tucE cord, Lind,
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NAINSOOK TO BEA YER OVERCOATING
AND LEATHER. For further particulars adj
dress w. A. HENDERSON & CO.,
Cleveland, Ohio, or st. Louis, Mo.
july 4, 1872 2J-Gm
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Who Will Suffer PIT is now "a years
since DIR. Tobias Ventian Liniment was put
before the public; warranting it to cure Chron-
&c rheumatism, Headache, Cuts, Burns
Bruises. Old Sores, Pains in the Limbs, Back
and Chest, and it has never failed. Sold by all
oct 313-deOd W m
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The English papers comment on the
unprecedented occurrence of the shipment
of coal from France to England. Coal is
obtained in abundance from the Valley of
the Don, and is likely to supersede the
English coal trade in Southern Russia and
the Black Sea ports.
How the straight-outs aud Ithe GRANTEES
are identified in their policy and purposes
is shown by the manner in which the Chi
cago Times publishes a most glowing re-
port of the recent meeting addressed by
Coy Hawley at Chicago, with display head
encouragement. 1t is as plain as the nose
on mans face that the O'Conor party
and the Grant party are one and the same.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-10-11
MARRIAGE GUIDE,

EVERY ONE HIS OWN
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or for married persons, those about to he
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ries never before given in tie English language
by VIM. YOUNG, NJ. ID. This is really a vaIu
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plain language for the general IT adler, and is
illustrated with numerous Engravngs. Ali
young married people, or those Contemplating
marriage, and having the least impeachment to
married life, should read this book. 1t discloses
secrets that every one should be acquainted
with still iU is BOOB that must be locked up
and not let lie about the house. 1t " i'll he sent
to anv address on receipt OF 80 cents. Address
DIR. VIM. YOUNG, NJ. ZIG Spruce street, above
Fourth, Philadelphia.
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No matter what may be your disease. before
you place yourself under the care of any OF the
QUACKS-native and fOreign-who advertise
in this or any other paper, get "A copy OF DR..
YOung's Book and read it carefully. 1t will be
the means OF saving you many dollar, your
health, and possibly your life. DIR. Young can
be consulted on any OF the diseases described
in his publications by mail or at his Office No.
416 Spruce street, above Fourth, Philadelphia.
sept 20 36-w6m
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GREENWALD d co.

Wholesale Dealers in Liquors, Cigars and
Tobacco, No. I Market Street, Wilmington OH,
n. G.
sept 81 :}d7-d1tSw1m
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South Carolina Items.

John Robiuson's "bie show " exhibits in
Columbia, on Monday, November II.
The Governor has appointed Miles John
son trial justice for York county, vice
John McMauus resigned.
j. Wesley Smith, Esq, Editor Of the
Marlborough Times, has disposed Of his in
terest in that journal t. Mr.. J. L. Darling
ton, and severed bis editorial connection
with tie paper.
The Charleston News says There was
= large water spout off the harbor about
five o'clock on last Monday afternoon. 1t
wa; distinctly visible from the wharves on
Cooper River, and looked like huge cone,
whose top was lost in the clouds.
The Spartanburg Spartan says: The At
lanta and Richmond Airline Railway is now
completed to Blacks, forty-eight miles this
side Of Charlotte. passenger and freight
train will leave Charlotte every Monday,
Wednesday and Fridays at 1880 a. m.
The Newberry Herald announces the
death of Prof. NJ. NJ. Farrow, a native of
Spartanburg, who died on the 18th inst,
near Chappell's Depot. He had filed the
position of professor in various academies
North and South.
The Edgefeld Advertiser says DIR.
ThOs. Lake-a most estimable and hon
OI0u CIIiZeI1 anu worthy NnFlSUldn S6nCIo-
man-died at his home near old Cam
blidge, in this county, on the oath, in the
Goth year of his age.
And on Saturday evening last, Col. Jas.
G. Smyly, another of Edgefeld's high
toned and esteemed sons, lay down in
death, in about the 55th year of his age.
The South Carolinian says According
to previous announcement, the New City
per cent. Bonds were offered yesterday at
public auction, by Jacob LOVin, auctioneer.
Fifty thousand dollars worth were sold in
lots of $4,000 as follows: $4,000 at So :;
$4,000 at %; $4,000 at SO the purcha-
sers being Messrs. Clark Waring, r. @.
Donaldson and D. Gambrill. This make
S150,OO0 which has been sold, and there
should have been realized to the city treas
ury, from these sales-including those of
yesteIday-since July, $9S,0O
The Charleston Courier says: Florian
II. Frost, memoer. of the General Assem-
bly,, from Williamsburg, died at the resi-
dence of his mother, in Magazine street.
last evening, after 4 brief illness, in the
18th year of his age. The deceased COM
Inenced his political life in the county from
which he hailed as School Commissioner.
and was Reading Clerk Of the House in
the sessions of 1SOS-'7O; subsequently, he
was sent to the House by the voters of his
driStrict, and was looked upon as one of
the few upright members. His fearless
course was best illustrated by the part he
bore in the impeachment movement against
Scott. He was generally found on the
side of the good measures of the House,
and was looked upon as very respectable
person.
The English papers comment on the
unprecedented occurrence of the shipment
of coal from France to England. Coal is
obtained in abundance from the Valley of
the Don, and is likely to supersede the
English coal trade in Southern Russia and
the Black Sea ports.
How the straight-outs aud ithe GRANTEES