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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-25
FYsr,cUYrs BETWEEN JOURNALISTS

EIsr,CUFYs BETwEEN JOURNALISTS
From yesterdays Independent We get the
following account Of fight. which
caused the flowing of the first nose
bleed of the campaign
The personal abuse and calumnies
which have been INDUCED in during the
campaign are beginning TO bear their
Legitimate fruits. From foul words to
foul deeds is but a step. and, alas fog ii.
a step too easily and too frequently
taken. 1t is with regret that the chron-
Gle Of last evenings proceedingsi Is made.
For some time past the editors respec-
lively Of the Evening Chronicle and the
Evening Post have been calling each
other hard names, either openly or under
cover of inuendoes, equally as well IN
derstood here, if lot elsewhere. These
woray attacks have been increasing IN
| vehemency and point until feelings OF
bittar luminosity have been enSendered.
! The parties met last evening near the
International Hotel. Mr.. CHM. editor
| of the Post, demanded of Mr.. Bogart,
of the Chronicle, that the latter should
cease using the formers name openly IN
his editorials. This. Mr.. Bogart refused
to do. Mr.. CHM insisted that it was
sufficient to be referred to as editor OF
the Post without his name appearing IN
full, and that his request be granted
Both parties were "heeled." and Mr.
Bocart was Immediately covered BY Mr.
CHM. A truce was accepted, and the
parties adjourned to the international
Tor a talk. As words had brought or
the assault on the street. they brought
on the second one. The last encounter
however,, was entirely pugnacious anc
on ono side, as Mr.. Bogart made NJ
offensive demonstrations. when assault
ed: merely defending himself from tn
blows Of Mr.. CHM. He was not, how
ever severely injured. and both parties
attended the Tom Fitch lecture: A for
NAL arrest was made, and the affair vii
be ventilated in the Police Court thu
afternoon. On dit that General vii
liams will appear As counsel for Mr.
Boeart, and Congressman Kendall TO
MT CHM. A reference to the columns
Of the respective papers will disclose tn
Immediate cause Of the encounter.
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FoLLoNISa is c part Of the Ti5HEes
report Of Capt. Meder's speech Of Friday
night:
The speaker WAS exceedingly abusiEe
in his remarks IN Mr. Mi9heis, calling
hii:, IA pup and other pet raiIeS; h.
said that Ni:Lels took 500 al bill
Stewart to spend among the boys.
six wears ago, AMI pocketed all hut
few dollars. which lie expedited for
whisky. We have never listened to
more abusive remarks il public, than
were made 10y Captain Meder last eSeii-
Ing
Since Ihe Captains abusive remarks
having bsea thus paIticularized. We have
this much only to say. nanieiy;-Ihat
when an cd man of three score years
sees ct to make a public blacAsuaTd of
himself there is no Leip for it that We
know of. So much for tine epithet.
With regard to the charge OF having
misappIcrriated any moneys placed In
our Lanls ty Mr.. Stewart. We have to
say tina. it is downright. gratuitous
x1iSSHOOJ MI SteWdAt uiIA paw WV
in the hands of the County Central
Committee of Ormsby county Of which
Mr.. Eishels was the chairman. for e1-
penditure on the day of the election In
1865, and i, was spent in Carson and IN
Empire on that day in good faith. and
for the advancement Of the whole ticket.
Mr.. NisLels had no more to do with the
discussing Of that money than any
other member of the committee; and
this false charge by Captain Meder Is
the first semblancs of complaint ever
mado against Mr.. H.. on the score indi'
Gated, in all the six years which have
passed since that election. Mr.. Mighela
has held public Office in this State and
is quite willing to compare the record Of
his official acts with that Of the present
Chairman of the Ormsby County Board
Of Commissioners. or any other man
Mr.. Neder made another charge against
Mr.. Nighels, namsly:-That he would
sell out his party for money. He
tNiRhels) il willing to let his record q
Republican answer this slanderous
assertion.
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ALLIANCE MUrUAL.-The State Central
Department of tn. Alliance Mutual Life
Assurance Society Of the United States
has organized Branch at Genoa COM
prising many of the best business men
Of Douglas county. This gives the ALI
ancs Mutual strong representation IN
our State, when coupled to the Central
Department. The Branch at Genoa eiec-
ted the following gentlemen, as officers
for one wear: David Valley, President;
Fred Furth, Vice President. B. Edison.
Secretary; DR.. H. B. Dawson of Carson,
Examiner; George P. Harding, Attorney.
Executive Committee: J. w. Haines, J.
3. johnson and J. s. Child. Directors
J. W. Duncan, A. Livingston, T. ]. Muir
ply and P. Lightle. This looks much
like real business, and We wish the ALI
apcs greater success than ever.
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CArrAIS MkpER asserted in his har-
aneue Of Friday night that he sought no
os;ce nj the hands Of the Winnemucca
convention. This makes question Of
verscity between him and one OF the
Ornsby county Delegates to that con-
ventiop, Who has, on moro than one o.
e.siop. made the positive assertion that
Nedsr declared himself candidate foz
The nomination Of Lieutenant 'o'e1no'
and ssked his support.
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THOSE RALsT0N LETTERS.

Of the Manufactured letters which ap-
peared day or two aimee in the Inde-
nendent and Chronicle representing them
sslves As from Mr.. W. G. Ralston to
Mr.. WIN. Sharon. yesterdays Enter
prise says:
Upon the authority of Mr.. W. G.
R.Jstoo. of San Francisco, We stAte
That The pretended letters published in
The campaign press Of this city. Purpott-
inc tn have been originally written oy
M. Ralston to Mr.. Sharon. arc ease
and eovardly forgeries. without shAoov
of foundation.
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TIE four Chinese rioters, arrested for
raising such . hullabaloo in Chinatown
last Sunday, were yesterday morning
discharged from custody, on motion OF
the Prosecuting Attorney, owing to the
lack of evidence to convict.
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REPUBLICAN STATE eEsTRat cGmsiTTs!

STOREY County. l. ECIa3, T.. A. hing, L.
c. MAYNARD. l. = Davis.
OrI.isIv C.,.-:y-T. taitrlGll,r, = l. Swift.
l,- 30. C1uuty-A- e shannon
Lyon COR q. b. ZaJr,skis. De- " EulSkar
Ne couuty-f. WzrbuItOD-
washos County,. Ii. kirksst'- Q c. PowairS
White Pire Coun;y-A- q Cleveland
Churchill C,Inty-Walla e Gooirl-
Douglas C0ucty-Jancs w. Hsiues-
EIk0 Couuty-F. N. Smith, J. = Mayhush-
rurek, Ccrnry-A. T. Davis A. G. Turner.
EsEzeralia County, e. sicClin;on-
Humboldt Cc1a'y-N. 5 Thompson
I.reulc Coru;y--D. H. yrrcll. l.. Cr.;;cnden
For -g,tise Of the seconG judicial iTl>sr-ct:
SH WRIGHT of sfrrlShy County.
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COLUMBUS, October "a.
Complete returns showthe Democratic
majority for Secretary Of State to be
II, aO2. The prohibition candidate re-
ceived 1917 votes. Fourteen Demo-
Gratis and six Republican Congressmen
arc elected.
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TIE Do111Es propose to have . little
tea-party at Genoa on the night Of the
31s.. That great and good man, John
Il. Mills, and that greater and gooder
man, Bob Clarke, will address the meet
ing.
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Tox FrrcH's Lecture Vas delivered az
Pipsr's Opsra House on Friday night to
the largest audience ever assembled
there. II was frequently aPplanded;
and the peroration vas received WIN .
GRAND outburst Of ENTHUSIASM.
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CAPTAIN MEYER Of the Philadelphia
Saloon had birthday party last night
and entertained his friends in very
hospitable fashion. There were lashings
of beer, lots OF lunch and music by the
Captains friends. If the good wishes OF
his friends prove of any avail he will live
a thousand years and never languish for
beer and pretzels.
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SESAts9-. iHRTCN SETS i.iJz-
SSls RIGHT.


.NA--A iiAhIh4it, tttbtstl -
;jv'-Ito. Morton qI.! party. Wac have
b,ea listing The ho; sa!gaa- springs.
came ID .sy,I. Yesterday 10 attend din
u,E s:,,u in :l..:s !,a,.o: at ti.a Mo.GiS
House. Thy re gre.tIy pleased with
Hoe ,ann. The following is handed to
Is :yr f.r.':.ca;,. L:
4 have jas; seen cary # the Chic
a.o Tribune. i, whs:h il i stlte, that 1t
Eiseii.sg Of !; publican leaders il In
,.ia;ia.ra.is bc!or leaving Cor this co">t /
:; ! t'...5 lie i'..tion had h'en carSe':
w.;E IT, worst administration during
The past two years ever known in its
history; that General Grant WAS
stronger for the third term than either
eli the existing parties. aud only coald
be defeated by n peoples candidate.
In answer beg leave to say | attended
no such meeting and have made no such
remarks, and that there is no foundation
for the statement whatever.
(Sisnedl .. 2. MORTON.
CuArLEs 4. SUMNER, the fatu!ent
fellow who once represented Storey
county IL the Legislature and distin-
guiShed himself by becoming a nuisance
which cost the State the price of twenty
days extra session of the Legislature, is
row engaged in doing Sutro's editorial
siangwhansery on the Independent. He
made one OF his "a t, drained speeches
the other night at Gold Hill. Nice
spike-team tia. OF Clarke, Mills and
Summer! The Independent has now been
packed with the last feather. First
CHM, then Bosart and now Sumner
and after Sumner the deluge. This dis
astrous scribe, last named, exhibits his
exceeding httleness by spelling Tom
Fitch name with lower case f. At
the same time he Caps for Sutro and
italicises his own speech at Gold Hill.
1t is hardly possible that Sutro will have
time to employ anybody else before
election, so the likelihood is all the more
apparent that Sumner and the Indepe"d-
eat will 60 out in a common blaze OF
glory.
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EPIsCoPAx. CHURcH.-Ths Rev. George
B. Allen, Rector, will ofaciate morning
and evening. A cordial invitation e1,
tended to ali. Services At IL A. n. and
Sunday School at l2H O'Clock.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-25

N. E. CHURCH, A. H. Tevis, Pastor.
Services to-day at ii A. N. and P Il.
Sabbath School II " Subject for even
ing: Aggressive Manhood. Seats
free. All are invited. This Church has
a new furnace just fitted up and will be
comfortable.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-25

The EcLIPsE last night was success,
doubtless, but when We went to look for
it it was behind a cloud-the prompter
had RUG down the curtain in fact.
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RAINY and wintry weather is suggest
i've of duck hunting. etc, and the recital
of extraordinary hunting fables. As
starter a reliable young gentleman re-
la;es this cock -and-bull legend equalled
only by the celebrated anti-diluvian fish
story: Yesterday man was hunting
near the Warm Springs. While loading
his gun, in the excitement Of the mo-
ment, he left the r.nirod in the gUn-bar
rel. He blazed away at flying flock
of geese, and pinned eleven on the ram
rod-the other goose escaped. He can
prove this by two Piutes, mot taxed. ;"
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fHEas will be preaching at the Pres
bvterian Church. BY tho Pastor, Rev:
lanes Woods, at II 4. II. to-day, and At
7r.s Sabbath School ct u u.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-25

OK ELECTION EVE, Monday. Nov. 2.
there will be big Republican Jubilee
here. On that occasion the assembled
throng will be addressed by Col. J. c.
Zabriskie of San Francisco, Hon. Robt.
H. Taylor of Virginia City, and Major
reason and now of Republican ardor.
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PorenoOD Ros I'd.

esso Ophir "a, e4h, IS $50, 64h
AGO Gonld Curry M, Is boe, az
las Best Belcher IS. $50
las Savage 8. 80
~ Chcllar 20, T0k
100 Hale & Norcross IS. 52h
$50 Crown Point 60, 6Ih. Sex
800 Yellow Jacket LOT. los. lo7A
go Imperial III, IL
$50 Empire Mill 10
$50 kentuck 81. 2oh. 2oA b3o. 2eh
200 Alpha 10, l9h b3O
$50 Belcher GAN, 65. 94k
$50 Confidence IS. 25H
s7O Con Virginia le6h. los. 1esA
3745 Sierra Nevada 81, 9A
20 Exchequer 1876
ITO Seq Belcher 165. 1851 bio
1865 Overman 81. 81, 79h, - bs
go Justice -, ~
125 Guccor 81
45e Lady Bryan1A
l35 Julia 81. S.
30 Caledonia Is. n $50
$50 Globe AVA
ITS Baltimore 10. 1eA b5
so Bullion 10
80 Utah ~
40s California 644. 63h 80
465 Silver Hill 81. ~
Gloo Eclipse 81.
LOO Dayton o1s %
80 Darkanelles Is
100 Pictou 40c
100 n Con AZ, ~
SO Senator ~. IL
1900 Phil Sheridan SOC
$50 American Flat 10, 10k
1926 Union Con IS, IAN, IS
l2AS Woodville Az
100 Alta ~
SIS Indus *
$50 K0esuth AZ, ~
10 Pacific SOC
800 North Utah
40 Valley ~. TX. . h3o.1
80 Raymond b Fly 1911. -
$40 Eureka Con 1871. Is. 13k
l5o Phoebe 81
80 Wash 4 Creole TX
SIS Belmont 9, *. *,
73o Pags 1 p Soc
TO Rye Patch 3. 81 b.. *
Is Newark II
80 Eldorado South
ia North Belmont 1Sc
SIS Eldorado North AZ
80 Calistogs lex. II -
~ g Chariot ~
90 Fillmore
100 Empire Idaho
20 Silver Chord IN
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Republican TAT e ;ins ia Next Thurs.
Gay Night.

We are authorized. to announce that
there Will he Republican Mass Meeting
here on next Thursday night, the 18th
inst. On that occasion spc, cLcs will be
&c iycI,d !,y Dr. Il,Ziett. oar candidate
for Governor, Wm. Woodburn. Esq, our
candidate for Congress, and Hon. Tom
Fitch 1t is safe to say that this will be
a roi,seJ, and that the speaking; viii be
If the most effective aud inspititing
Character.
MI D.I.' , CHAi.GE AGAINST SoTIsEoRp.
We cannot believe Captain Meder's
charge against Mr. Bottsfovd-the charge
of having taken brides. There are ma
~ Circuin stances connected with that
gentleman S course as Delegate to the
State Convention which give the lie TO
this charge. Moreover, he bears the re-
putatIOn of an honest man, so far as We
know anything about him. Al any rate;
the charge was very unfair one unless
Mr.. Meder has substantial grounds for
making it. We should have mentioned
this matter in yesterdays issue, but until
some who had sat near the speaker told
US, yesterday. that the Captain named
Mr.. Bottsford's name in connection with
what we misunderstood as an indefinite
charge against one OF the Ormsby dele
CATION, an imperfection Of hearing had
left Us uniformed of the Captains ex-
act language.
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ornsby County Republican Ticket.

E,r State S.natar n Edwards
NV. Hayrie
Fur Assembly,. AiI.s,i Helm
L :. f jones
For District Attorney. Wiliiam Patterson
For SbrTid. - T. SNllt
For County Clerk t. j. fJr. ar'Is
For County Trc3sitcr---- m. :. ts'efs
For County Hsco5der.- D. turner
Fer County Asst r W innie
Fog County Surveyor e. l. Andersen
FC: County Superintendent + nre,.law
Os PdtiIc Instruction !
Fur Public AdninistrI.e------ r Neitr
Tor lust &c q exc Peace OIL a, y;.l-rru
Csrscu IOvu-hip.
Fer Justice o. the Pea eofl Is rJ,,-er
Empire Township.
For County Commissioner. Carson Geo ellison
Fer County COMMISSIONS. Empire Has Norris
Fer Constable Carson Township l. Stern
For Constable. Empire Township g anret
Fer school TrI.s tee Carson Up Hub e. Parker
For school Trustee, Carsol 1p.- 80 , J. Linn
Fer school Trustee. Carson TIP. ii. " G- F,Iris
For School Trustee Empire Up John s'i'' rs
For school Trustee Empire Up John Hsrs, II
Fur Trustee. Empire Tp. Fred f'tadtnlUl!sr
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SAFES.
staac of ArchibaId y. MeClcllaad aar


Mstaae RI Archibald -. MeGIeltamd mmd
his wife, Melissa Ann Mcclelhsnd.
RY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER oFITTE HON
= CRADLE Probate Court of the Parish of st.
Landry there will be sold mt public auction. til
tie highest bidder, by the lindersigIeN d public
Mt the last resi0ence0 f the deeeas-
cd, at HlaqfeInine Brnlee In said parish, on
THURSDAY, April 9th, 1874, she following
aeserlpea property, belonging to the estate Of
ATchlbal1 u: McGleplanU and his wife. Melissa
Ann Mc9fellasid: both deceased, fo-wft:
AZ homestead claim On 95 agI10o acres Of land
a1 township 9south range / east, Southwestern
Lana District OF louisiana, tog0ther with the
buildings and improvements situated ON said
land.
2. Fwenty0nc head Of gentle horaed cattle,
one pair work oxen, two mares anaUaepolt. one
horse, 0ae lot hogs. ono lot of house furniture,
one shot gum enc lot of tools. ono on rart.
Terms and gonGifi0ns-0ne tenth H0r cash Din
aax III sale, the balance III ono and two years
fE0fn day Of sNle, purchasers fllrniBhiaE their
notes % the satisfaction Of tae sdfniaistratof
march 2T-2E
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SD@STM3 YEAR I'm WESU6as AND
M EI0ICINES! #
Tho freshest and purest always on hand, at
wholesale and retail, at the well-Rnown FIT
st. Landry Drug Store and Med
q.s . ical Depot, ,a.... -.-a
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Where can be found every article in the medical
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Pure Wines and Liquors for medical use only.
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NTOTEgE TO TRRsPAsSERs-ALL
~ persons are hereby forbid from cutting
wood. or in any manner trespassing, on that
part of the Petit Bots community tract OF lana
belonaing TO me. / will prosecute such tres
paasers both eriminally and ciyiliy.
eef 1T-tf. JACOB WAITER,
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MEDICAL.
nR.. HADFIELD's EQUALIZER

MEDICAL NOT4CE.A REGULAR
1y1ML Meeting OF the st: Landry Medical and
Surgical Association will be held at Opelousas
tho first Monday Of aeyHry month, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ. VINCENT BOAGNI, M. D.,
President.
JAMES RAY, NJ. D., Secretary.
:, July %, 1871-1y.
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Rssale Of selm D. Whitsingsoa-No.

STATE OF LOUETANA.-PARIBH COURT,
~ Nc. Landry.-Whereas, Delaware r. Danger
field. of tho Pafishef ST. Landry, Administrator
OF tile gestateof John ID. Wilmington, deceased,
debts hntl distribution of funds OF said estate,
accompanied BIZ her petition praying for the
hOr10l0gatfOn of the same;
And whereas the prayer of said petition has
been granted by an order DIT court, besring date
EabfflaHv I'D, 1874,
Now, therefore notice is hereby given to- al
persons interested to make npp0AitEon to said
tableau In writing Ut my Office iii tie town OF
0pelOHsaa, within the time required by law, why
the said tabIeaI1 should not be h0ln0logated and
08ntrfled. MA. ROBERTSON, Clerk.
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