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COMMERCIAL AND CLASSICAL ACADEMY,
~ No. 2A7 st. Charles Street, opposite Tivoli
SION. Boys prepared for Business or for College,
rhe Natural Sciences and Modern Languages,
also taught. Discipline firm and instruction
thorough. For terms, etc., apply at Academy.
a27 az
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Anexchange. in recommending an old politi-
clan for Office, accidentally tells the literal truth
when it says Of him: AS concerns the abilities
Of Mr.. Blank we need not say not.inq"
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The English papers are again discussing the
unnecessary torture which is often inflicted in
the execution of capital sentences through the
cumsiness or inexperience of the hangman
but the remedy recommended is hardly one cal
culated TO attract the sympathies Of the public
Until some better means be devised, it is pro-
posed to have resort to the guillotine. Now,
there can be no doubt that the guillotine does
its work swiftly and surely. The chance Of
inficting torture is very remote. Somehow,
however, the Anglo-Saxon mind has been
trained to . very decided prejudice against
that instr 1mept, and we should as Don as expect
to see it in use lin England Is well as in the
United States Is the axe Of the former days. It
may seem odd to talk about the sanctity Of the
human body when We put rope round q mans
neck and choke him; but all the same, there is
some such vague feeling about the sanctity Of
human body that people would look askance at
the notion Of separating the head from the trunk
and having to get both together again before
burial. AT the best it is an ugly business; but
We are not sure that the guilotine, apart from all
would not be preferable to the gallows.
provided We had capable and experienced
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T. ALOYsIUS ACADEMY

Corner Chartres and Barracks streets q
The next kession OF this institution, by the
Brothers Of the Sacred Heart, will commence on
THURSDAY, October LIST.
The course Of studies is commercial and com
prses English, French and German, without any
extra charge. For particulars apply at the in
stitution. s26 15t
CT. GEORGES SCHOOL Formerly ST. Mark g
Academy FOR GIRLS,
Corner Of Prytania and General Tavor streets.
Opens Monday, September II.
Number OF pupils limited. Boarders received
in the family Of the Principal Apply to the
REV. H. c. DUNCAN, Rector or to
MISS N. H. WINGATE, Principal.
sl3 TuSa6t
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AWashington story is that Mrs Speaker Blaine
had difficulty with Mrs. Senator Sprague about
cook Meeting at dinner table, with only
Hon. lack Chandler between them, Mrs. Sprague,
that we have anything disagreeable between u.s."
The Hon. Zach was considerably embarrassed,
never having heard the interesting story Of the
cook.
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Delegates.
First Ward, Gervais Arnoult, P. O. Neatly.
Second Ward P. J. Sullivan, John O'Neil
Third Ward, W. H. Byrnes, Thos. Reynolds
Fourth Ward Amilcar Fortier. Paul Waterman
Fifth Ward, JOS Demoruele, Fl. J. Rivet.
Sixth Ward, A. L. Tissot, John Brewster.
Seventh Ward. I. B. Blanchard. Jr, p.
Eighth Ward, James Novel;, John Breen.
Ninth Ward, Will Steven, Phil MUNICH
Tenth Ward, w. P. Freret, z. Flood
Eleventh Ward, W. j. j. Armstrong, Jas. H.
Palmer.
Twelfth Ward, Geo. II. vinten, C. n Welshans
Thirteenth Ward E. L. Bower, c. C. Piper.
Fourteenth Ward, Z. o. Carter, Jas. Sweeney.
Fifteenth Ward, d. H. Conner, NJ. ]. Barret.
Sixteenth Ward,
Seventeenth Ward --
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OFFICE OF THE
Factors and Traders Insurance Company,
No. 81 Cnrondelet Street

OFFICE OF THE
Factors and Traders Insurance Company,
No. 81 Carondelet Street
New ORLEANS, Oct. 1, 1874.
Extract from Eighth Annual Statement
Premiums for fiscal year, ending Both
Apr1l, 1879. ............ S79s. $50 IL
Losses paid within the year .... 325,75l 36
Reserysfor unterminated risks, 3Oth
Apr1l, 1874 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1O9,975 90
Interest and savings received .. III, 1874 IS
Net premium profits for fiscal year 166, $50 80
Gross net profits after payment Of
$1lO, OOO interest ............... 167, 1874 70
CASH DIVIDENDS PAID FOR THE YEAR:
interest. 10 per cent
fremlum ................ ~ per cent
ASSETS:
Fire, River and Marine Risks written ut the
Current rates Of Premium.
At q Special Meeting Of the Board Of Trustees
held on tho 18th May, 1874, it was
heioysS T. PsE SR sfme 0F ry SEcP PNP
CENT. to Goth April, 1874, making ten per cent.
per annum on the CAPITAL STOCK Of the
Company ~ loo, 000,, and cash dividend Of
THIRTY per cent to stockholders. on the
amount ($512, l55 10y Of their net earned parici-
HARMON DOANE. President.
MOSES GREENWOOD, Vice President.
ED. A. PALFREY, Secretary.
TRUSTEES.
Moses Greenwood, John !. Adams,
W. A. Johnson, Isaac Scherck,
John /. Noble, r. NJ. Walmsley,
John Chafe, VIM. Morrison,
Richard Milliken, Joseph W. Carroll,
6am1 E. Moore, A. Brittn,
J. /. Warren, A. 81. MAY,
r. T. Buckner, 8. H. Snowden.
Samuel Fredlander, T. Lytt Lyon,
Fl. Frellsen, W. c. Raymond
W. s. Pike, James g. Prestidge,
A. A. Yates, Samuel H. Boyd,
Of 6m Joseph McElroy.
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Every lover of Louisiana should show his
p striotism by registering at once.

1t appears that the late perilous ascent of
NJ. Duruof and wife, the French aeronauts led
to a fatality. The Paris police have found
the following letter, written before the unex-
pected escape of the aeronauts was known, on
the Bridge of Saint Peres:
my life has been a series of faults. 1
have just rendered myself an accomplish of
crime, for, having gone to Calais by the ex-
cursion train l was among those who, bv
their jeers forced NJ. Duruof to ascend with
his WIFE I cannot bear the remorse feel,
and have, therefore, resolved to drown myself
Justin FoURNIER,
"No. 8 Impasse Saint Sulpice."
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BANKERS AND BROKERS'.

BANKERS AND BROKERS.
r oU1sIANA SAVINGS BANK AND SAFE
IL DEPOSIT COMPANY,
51............ Camp street ...........5l
=. .: PALMER, President. . '''''''-
JAMES JACKSON, Vice President.
| DIRECTORS.
ED; coNERY, FREDERICK WING.
DAVID WALLACE, JAMES JACKSON.
Its capital gives security to deposits.
| Deposits Of Fifty Cents and upwards received,
and SIX PER CENT. INTEREST allowed.
| iylo sm JOHN s. WALTON. Cashier.
| NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
15s Casal street.
TRuBrRRs.
Dr.. W. Newton Mercer
George o. sS gonss' joan aSna e. o Gslnss
Thos. Allen Clarke Chriatan sshneide1
'A'' A'e fa;eres. allowed .. S:u s".'o
L. +. 0ENEkkx S'ssidsnt
SAM JONES' Cashie,. apsHIy
'HHE FREEDMENs SAVING. AND TRUST
Savings Bank. Chartered BY
NEW ORLEANS BRANCH.
1S2 Canal Street, Corner Of Dryades.
Bank Hours from A. N. to r. NJ.
Open Saturday Night TO receive Deposits from6
O'Clock.
0Interest Allowed On Deposits.
C. d. STURTEVANT Cashier
ap30 6m HENRY BACAS Asaia'. Cashier.
THE HANDSBORO DEMOCRAT
ORGAN OF THE WHITE PEOPLE
d o. THE
Firss Judicial District Of Mississippi.
IL respectfully rendered TO the merchants and
business men OF New Orleans ~ IN excellent ads
vertising medium.
The Democrat is an old established weekly
paper and enjoysa very large circulation through
out the First judicial District. Bates Of advee.
tsing low. Address
p. K. MAYERA
Editor and Proprietor,
Handsboro, Miss
Or apply to TBos. McISrYzE, Commercia
Place, New Orleans. sS In
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Committee on Naturalization and Regis.
tration.

tration.
Judge A. L. T1ssor, Second District Court
room.
'ERvAIs ARNoULr, corner Clio and Freret.
Pun MUNICH, IS Dryades street.
Jos. II. PALMER, corner Sixth and Water
streets.
D. II. CONNER, Agiers.
JAS. SWEENEY. between Arabella and Nashville
Avenue.
The names, residences and places Of business
Of the members composing the Subcommittee
on Naturalization and Registration, rs above an
nounced, are prepared at all times to extend all
possible facilities and information to those par
ties desiring information assistance relative to
naturalization or registration which they cannot
obtain, or which it may be ineonvenent for them
to obtain, from the offices or proper committees
Of their respective central ward clubs.
P. MALocHE, President.
WILL. STEVEN, Vice President.
E. L. Bower, Secretary.
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Herring are said to be fast disappearing from
English Nateza.
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Bismarck is said to be rolicking, overbearing
man. His wife, children and friends stand in
awe Of him. He eats Old sausages and black
bread for breakfast, swallows an enormous din
ner, washed down with large goblsts of Eurgun-
dy He smokes. works, and talks perpetuallv.
He is funny when pleased, very formidable, very
gas, ard ye-y laeependeat
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Rooms Democratic Parish Conn
Mittee,

PARISH OF ORLEANS,
New Orleans, Sept. Is. 1874.
At regular meeting Of the Parish Committee,
held this day, it was
Resotred, That the several Wards throughout
the parish be requested to elect delegates to
Parish Convention, to assemble in the city Of
New Orleans the LIST Monday OF October,
being the 5th day OF said month, to select pa
rochial and city officers. members of the Legis-
lature and members of the Senate, for the sew
eral Senatorial districts embraced in whole or in
part within the limits Of this parish
Resolred, That the election for said delegates
shall be held in all the Wards Of this parish, on
the Saturday preceding the said 1st Monday in
October, viz: the Sd OF October proximo.
ResOired, That the basis Of representation
shall be the same as for the last Parish Conven-
ton. The representation or misrepresentation
OF the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Wards, to be
determined by the State Central CompiA ee.
Accordingly, the several Wards ssAlA be en-
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Printing and Advertising.
T. B. Blanchard, JOS. Demoruesle, W. a..
Byrnes.
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All voters Of this parish opposed to the pres
ent Radical rule, Independent of past party
names, are invited to register and cast their bal
lots for delegates to this convention.
P. MALOCHEE, President.
WILL. STEVEN, Vice President
s. Z. L. Bower, Secretary. SIG
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DEMOCRATIC PARISH CONMITTEE.
PARISH OF ORLEANS,

T. MALocHE, President.
WILL STEVEN Vice President.
GRO. Fl. VINTEN, Treasurer.
E. L. BowEZ, Secretary.
j. II. HARDY, Assistant Secretary.
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RAILROADS.
RAILROADS..
.'..----- -.--.~- ~---.--.-~--
THROUGH TO ST. LOUIS
WITHOUT CHANGE,
VIA MOBILE AND THE MOBILE AND OHIO
RAILROAD.
C0mmeneing October 4.

Commencing October 4.
Passenger trains with through sleepers) with
out change, for st. Louis will leave the depot
foot of Canal street at 4Fc NJ, making direct
connection with the MOBILE AND OHIO RAIL-
ROAD. Close connections made at Humboldt for
Louisville, Cincinnati and all Eastern cities, and
at Columbus, Ky, with st. L., l. N. and 3. r. r.
Cars WITHOUT CHANGE between New Orleans
and St. Louis. Time as quick and fare - low -
by any other route
For information and through tickets, in
quire at Railroad Ticket Office, corner Camp
and Common streets, opposite City Hotel s09tf
NEW ORLEANS. ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO
RAILROAD
New Orleans, Jackson and q. N. r. n. Co.,
Mississippi Central Railroad Company,
Consolidated.
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NEW ORLEANS. ST. LOUIS AND CHICAG
TO THE PUBLIC.

The Regular Sunday Morning EXCURSION
TRAIN, on the Great jackson Route, leaves
Depot, foot OK CalloPe street, at A. M, return
ing. arrives at 10:3OP NJ. Fare for round trip
as follows Tickets good to return on day sold
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Executive Committee.

| Executive Committee.
| Will Stephen, ex-oficio Chairman, W. H.
Byrnes, Jos. Demoruelle, T. B. Blanchard, z.
Flood, Geo. II. Vinten, D. H. Conner.
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Election Cunsnaiteee.

Clubs and Organization Of Clubs.
D. b. Connor, e. Flood.
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Standing Committees.
Finance Committee,
P. Maloche, ex-ofdcio, W. H. Byrnes, Geo. II.
Vinten, ex-of6ci0 Gervais Arnoult, c.. N. Welsh
ans, W. J. J. Armstrong, T. b. Blanchard, u. J.
Barrett, P. J. Sullivan.
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1t is the duty Of every citizen to registr.

j.. ... 1905 s37oe 2ssl7 lo7so $3.50 7es:
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At the execution Of q criminal IN Warrington
Territory recently, the culprit made his last
dying speech anu confession, and the sheriff was
just stepping up to him to arrange for the fatal
plunge, when a real estate agent pushed through
the crowd ut the foot OF the scaffold and politely
bowling, first to the criminal and then to the
sheriff, said: 8 II the gentleman who occupies
the platform will kindly yield for q few minutes,
would like to make . few remarks upon the
cheap homestead lots at Dobson's Hole, which
am now Offering for sale" The polite request
was assented to, ard after a summary Of the ad-
vantages Of that locality. the sheriff resumed
his duties, pulled the cap over the gentle
mans" countenance, and permitted him TO drop.
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Subcommittee Of Arrangements.
E. Flood, E. o. Carter, p. Munich.
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Conference Committee.
W. P. Frsret, Jas. Sweeney, John O'Nel.
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THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FORMED
i partnership in the practice Of law, under
the firm name Of McGLOIN l. NIXON
Office IL Camp street, corner Of Commercial
Alley. F. McGLOIN.
]. O. NIXON, Jr.
New Orleans, Sept. 80, 1874. Of st
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In the light OF plain facts which are part Of
the history of this wretchcd Louisiana ueups-
tion the correspondence between Packard and
Gen. Emory looks like jest. Senator Schurz'st
accusation stands proved beyond dispute by the
notorious facts that Packard employed section
Of one Of Gen. Ennorys batteries to keep the
Warmoth delegates out of the Republican State
Convention; that he appointed several hundred
deputies to oversee the election OF 1872, and that
he employed United States troops to keep the
lawfully chosen McEnery Legislature ont Of the
State. House, and to put the Kellogg Legislature
in it, in compliance with the lswless midnight
orders OF Durel.-S. Louis Republican.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-09-08
PLEASANT WORDS

Under this heading the following ap-
pears in th, Virginia E"ttJ9..-i>. the
6,L Ius.--a le,tyr rom san Ftanci>cc
OYER the signaturs OF Justice
Base envy u.tLers AT auotn'r~ 10y.
and hates that excellence 1t cannot
each.
The success II men IL the vsgious
walks and pursuits of life is apt to bring
with it a crop of nate and detgac;Ion.
To surp!ss ones fellow or contemporaries
in the race for fame, foG fortune and
space in the worlds thought" will
loose 4 thousand detracting tongues,
AID let fly maay al envenomsd shaft.
Byron iruly said: "iie who surpassts cr
subdues mankind, must lock down on
til, hate of these below. 1t has. in
some quarters. become fashionable. Of
late. to de.ract and asp-rse the names
Of several men whose career on this
coast has been most remarkable foc
great success III the pursuit and acqul>i-
ton of money. These gentlemen, hy
honest, Industrious and far-seeius Sd
gacity. have acquired great riches.
which have made them known IN many
lands. oue of these favored Cnes.
WILLIAM SHARON
Who, having acquired fortune almost
equal to those of some Of the famed pa
trlcians Of old Rome, seeks now 10 win
new conluests, TO reap new honors III
other tields-seeas 3 place III the United
States Senate position equal In Dig
nity and honor to lat OF Roman Sell
atoT; when To- thousand sianderous
tongues assail him. a thousand snappish,
barking ours spring at him and try to
drag HIM to the earth. Yes, from then
kennels tar,"Tray, Blanche and Sweet
heart" and Just give Ole of these ours
a newspaper aud some printer ink and
the good name of William Sharon is as
black and bc-rimed as his s.andeIer'
heart. How base, how malignant does
their conduct appear. when this man,
whose name they thus defanle and ira
duce has done a Thousand generous
deeds-whO las scattered his money IL
many noble charities, and who thereby
has carried JOY and Sladness to many
suffering homes and hearts. Aud did We
dare invade the home circle. we could
name many families who, by his gener-
Gus kindness, have been relieved froh
want, and who only mention bis namt
with hearts swelling over with respect
and gratitUde. His companion aId
.rien6, associated with him IL most OF
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!IiS successful enterprises, though d>h-
in.. 20 Senltorivi hUllCts-rho keeps y"
aspiring politician ":roln the tiIht,
:l.i. y hos ,.,!cer has BEEN enc ;iihloi,eis.
honorable sUCC.>- IL THIS c:iT-te, 20.
has il, e.car,t! tilr Ia 20 Of tLv! and
Getrac:icu. md there. !-ey,l lived III
ui,y idt;. + acre G.tsral o. kinder ht;rf-
ed ge..l.lou:aI. ti:,l lie. The fckie god
,.tss has i.yi,.3. I G:non lim lt'r binndeSt
slri!es, ans! has u, not deserve d them !:
II cens :ut.~ .nrli..ct noe IL Cniy tG1"ied
hy his caV:.cl'v - give. hIs 4u.d' II
hospitality l. Known IN every land. ana
IL the theme % a Thousand tongues.
Wi: deserving charity ev; Appealed to
Wr;I-:t:,I &. !.C~-oN.
And wilt en.r.y away What sung
Gin. u.eritCfIous NAN ever c"ne 20 TIN
Tor ass!>ln, &c and IL. ,ur..el IL hin: \
deaf, unhee ding "a. : When fire and
water have ,!esoiatei the homes II Gls-
tant communities. VINO more generous III
their gifts for tho ir relief tilhiI lie In
deed. the lie. Of the man is oae continued
act If w.ii-tluius and unuste ntatlous
charity.
The beautiful lines Of DR.. johnson
are esninently applicable to Inn
lU = Ii
His usefu! care is ever nigh
Where hopeless anguish pours his groan,
Aud lonely want retires to die.
And who regrets to see such men as Mr..
Sharon and W. {. Ralston have large
fortunes at their command, when they
are so generously dispensed At this
very moment they are engaged IN max
ing some of the greatest improvements
ever undertaken in this city-works
which will preserve their names in honor
long after they and the present genera
ton shall have passed away. These
works are givingemployment and money
to hundreds of the toiling lsborers and
mechanics Of this city, and thus making
bright and happy many an humble home.
And is it a crime for one of these gentle
men, eminent for Ills ability as for his
fortune, to aspire to seat in the United
States Senate? Is this not = laudable
and praiseworthv ambition III Mr.. Sha-
ron? And could any other than good
motive prompt him in the aspirations:
He does not wish to SO for money. for
he has enough, and TO spare of that.
But he wishes to GO that he may help TO
legislste for th, good and welfare of a
people among VIII III he has made his
fortune.
Nevada canuct regret having elected
70 the Senate last winter a man who
made his money among her people. For
has lie rot credi'ably, yea. with high
honor. maiutained her rights and
dignity. and whose finance speech On tie
imitation Of the currency places
SENATOR JONES
Among the best debaters IL the nitet:
States senate, We predict for William
Sharon, should he be elected, a career #
honorable usefulness. and VT feel assured
that lie will make a good maine" more
bright, and che that the brave rrcn #
Nevada viii hot ''nlllingly let die.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-09-08

The letter of tho President and the
order OF the Attorney General show that
the Administration will io its duty III
pres rving order in the South. and will
pr baby have some effect III preventing
abe he'll which We have deliberately or
gan I'D In the South from breaking out
IN fdil eruption for some time Yet. But
VII 1t sort of Federal Eepubiic has this
cot to be when the General Government
il forced to step in to keep the peace III
20: .lied sovereign Stases--S. +. Pest.
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LATEST IELEG RAMS.

\tIS Ss.Ik SpIreIpf her - The rrtuI-
., pI,.,no,rih Ibn,.,, ,r.. ,o,.rrilut-
~, E, fnnd tor ,b. Iii ,f Mrs Til
80 ~ .lr..,dy II -ru i,xn hen
,.ou.,.,at
W.I..nc-e e,,.fn.l,r saturday
,,,,,.,. H. ',,,..,t,.r ,,,,t,n,, re ,h.. nu,i-
80 --,..,i.,I ,s E,,-.Lu.r aIl,,rl,,nv
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Nj, S.nt.n.I,r - 1.ttcr
f,r,,, Rim saws tL4 ,cnrjttal nj tan,
". n ~. C;.,n,o,, \,vv .f+.r q
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- I.;,n ~ ,hc Jr.,,,..;nantes; II
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toual a., J. r-oar,l.d !, .se,inu,., IS =
.,;.,n,,,b 81 tIn ,,,y.,l .y,., ,h.. dii,lnr,.,-
a.. .a.yic..
IT. Md b.,.f,-L- .iu,s.,,,;,e Z,,J,..,,
,p,',,.r'.i... or,..,,. -. m. sui e
81. - vii ia ,4i.,,,,,ri,,tI,.,,. IN tho
dinrrr.,,ic branch Of the public service
I, ,u., a.. evident, that Ii military and
naval officer, are TO be pernli;,ed to III
,,r.era OF their owl. viii III the political
coInrlicatior, oil other States, tie charge
of tiiplo,natic afiaits Of Government
through foreign offices viii become diff
cult. If rat impossible.
The Chicago Ettey-ttce.u has letter
from Al,x. Dei,nur, on the prospective
amount Of wheat expectation fIon the
UulteI States dining the coming year,
and crit;cisiug recently published pre-
iictions On the same sui jet 10y Mains.
Il and JliIIt-S N;tl.ttt4l1 son, hrlllSn
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-09-08

SOLE PRoFRIEToR.-C. c. POvninc
has purchased the interest Of his part
ner, Fellows. in tho Rene State journal.
and will continue the publication Of tbs
paper. Mr.. PowninS is a ready writer,
aud is publishing the best daily paper,
outside of Storey county. in Western
Nevada.-Lyon County Times.
The above is little the smoothes. piece
of soft soap;ng we have ever seen. The
Nsra,ia STATE Journal is known all over
the State as the most perfect representa-
tive of stupidity and general worthless
LESS of any newspaper on the coast. The
Editor and sole proprietor Of that
paper once boosted. to subscriber. Of
being the youngest Editor in the Uni
ted States" The subscriber at once or
dered his paper stopped. saying that he
thought there was something the matter
with the paper and that explained it. To
saw that the ,I0nra0i is the bes: daily pa
per in Western Nevada. outside Of Storey
county. is simply to Insult all who edit
we'll conducted papers i'll this part of 'he
STATE.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-09-08

!. LETTER from Austin to Sutro'S NJ
lpa Of yesterday. reflects quite severe
" upon I've locs." Of the Reese River
f..r.iHe and advises its -ead-rs = place
but little reliance upon the account cf
Sutro's Lecture - Austin. published in
the RsreiH-. because of tha rer-ohai
character OF the aforesaid local. Con
si5ie-inG tine immaculate character Of the
chief of the organ t.: SatroiSrn tLe letter
i, very complimentary to that indisidual.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-09-08

Tue Consolidated Poe mill at Feavine
will start up tomorrow Oh ore from the
Poe mine. There is every reason TO be
lieve that tie result Will lie encouraging.
-Rea0 JoV,r2i, Sept. 6.