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Memphis City schools.
NoTTCE,

FVHE Memphis City Schools will re open
MONDAY, 18th OF September next; and
the Male High School will be removed from
Adams street to No, go Poplar street.
BY order OF the Board OF Education, passed
9th July, leT4, J, u, CAlRNES, Secretary,
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Mr.. Beecher preached at Twin Mount
ain, New Hampshire, Sunday. His
text was from the second chapter of
Second Timothy: Nevertheless, the
foundation of God standeth sure; having
this seal the Lord knoweth them that
are his.n
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The Brooklyn Eagle yesterday pub
lished the evidence OF Bessie, the adopt
ed daughter of TiltOn, in the Beecher
scandal, in which Mrs. Tilton is repre-
sented as the most devoted wife and
mother, and the last person that ought
TO be accused of anything like that of
which she is charged.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-08-25

THE war Of races has broken out in
Kentucky, and a few negroes have been
killed. Where next?
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-08-25

Gilbert Lowrey, brakeman on the
l., B. and w. railroad, was murder u in
Indianapolis last Saturday night by
Thomas Ford and Richard Good. The
murderers were arrested.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-08-25

A dispatch from London, Ontario, says
that three persons named j. w. Mesh
EFT, his nephew snd his sister-in-law,
Miss Eliza Wait, were drowned while
attempting to cross the river.
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MASONIC NOTICE.

"A Soto Lodge, No. 299, viii be beldNAI
this (TUESDAY) evening, Aug. 25th, AIM
s o'clock, for work in the NJ. N. degree.
All NJ. MS are fraternally invited.
BY order BUN. +. PRICE, W. NJ.
r w GacratarU
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-08-25

Glendenning, the Jersey City pastor,
returned last Saturday, and announces
his intention to answer all charges
against him.
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John Schultz, lsborer, attempted to
commit suicide in indianapolis by TAX
ing laudanum, but was pumped out and
still lives
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DISSOLUTION.

TT'HE law firm Of ARRIS & PILLOW is this
Il day dissolved by mutual consent. Each
OF us will give all necessary attention TO wind
ing up the business of the firm.
ISHAM q. HARRIS.
August q, 1874. GID. J. PILLOW.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-08-25

The Cairo commandeTy OF hnights
Templar have chartered me steamer steamer
Thompson Dean to attend tne l1eL.iia, sllt a.
roneiave at New Orleans on the hist oi
December,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-08-25

George Hesdrick, a white man, was
murdered by white men near LogGns-
p0rt. De Soto psIishs LOUISIANA fIlday.
An attempt was made at the same ume
% Kill DR.. Custar.
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More Trouble

FRANKFORT, KY, August 23.-This
forenoon at eleven O'clock Governor
Leslie received dispatch from ]. w.
Perry, county attorney OF Owen county,
detailing the following facts: On the day
of the election, Willis Russell, James
Russell and others attacked Green Barr,
shooting st him several times. They
were subsequently arrested by the coun-
ty authorities, and the time for their pre-
liminary examination was fixed for the
twenty-second at Monterey, Owen coun-
ty. Threats having been made against
the life Of the county attorney if he
should go there to prosecute them, the
depHty-sherif summoned guard to pro-
tect him. Upon their arrival they were
attacked by the Russells and their
friends, and George Mefford, one of the
guard, was killed. Perry and the re-
mainder of the guard narrowly escaped
with their lives. Perry closes his dis
patch by an urgent request to the gov
ernOr to send troops or arms to
enable him to arrest parties. In accord
ance with this request, Governor Leslie
telegraphed to Captain ID. Z. Donovan,
commanding company of the State
Guards at Louisville, to proceed at once
to Sparta with sixty men, and report to
the county attorney. A special train
was ordered at once from Louisville, and,
arriving, left at four o'clock in the af-
ternoon with guns, ammunition, ETC., for
Captain Donovan, who will meet it at
Lagrange at six o'clock in the evening,
and proceed at once to Sparta by the
Short line. Willis Russell has been act
ing for some time as deputy United
States marshal and detective, and has a
squad of armed men about Monterey,
supposed to be for the purpose Of arrest
ing VIM. Smoot, who murdered Walker
in Owenton some months ago.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-08-25

An old man named David Faulkne
was struck by lightning during thun-
der-storm, at Fairfield, Iowa, last Satur-
day
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-08-25

Z committee from the Shreveport
,...-,f III trade left for New Orleans yes
feriay. on business connected with the
s-.,1-T5yeyaent -, Of the Red river navlga-
ffrr
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DIED.

Chicago encum oered the wires with q
baseball item yesterday. Nobody killed.
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John Harper, owner of the celebrated
horse Lonfellow, is dead.
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LATER.

LOUISVILLE, August PA special
dispatch to the ColtrieT-JournGl from
Owenton, Owen county, to-day, says
that the Sarsfeld rifles have just arrived,
leaving them march of twelve miles
to the scene OF action. On Sunday even
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pleading letter, begging MN 70 put away
from his room evil and lascivlous pic
lures, and to abandon the society of evil
and wanton women. She wrote that
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THIRD DISPATCH.

LANCASTER, August %, p. m.-
Colonel Clarke, commanding several
squads Of Kentucky troops, sent out
some of his men on horses, and they
went through the fields and woods to
hunt up the negroes who were trying to
overcome the whites. The blacks were
all well armed. The squad of Colonel
Clarke returned with about thirty-five
black prisoners at four o'clock in the af-
ternoOn, and it is said that the ring-lead-
ers have been arrested. Certainly many
of the most prominent Of them have been
arrested. Conflicting rumors prevail as
10 the number of negroes in arms, but it
is now said the ring leaders OF the blacks
are under arrest. 1t is believed no fur
ther trouble will be had. The utmost
quiet prevails in all the town and vi
cinity at this hour, six o'clock in the
evening. A squad of soldiers under the
orders of Colonel Clarke are now out in
search of lawless men Of either color.
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SECOND DISPATCH

The base OF opeIatlOps has been
changed from Monterey to Gratz, point
eight miles north of Monterey. The
Sarsfield rifles, sheriff's posse, and
large number of armed citizens have
just started for that place. Itis asserted
that there will be thousand armed citi-
zens in pursuit before tomorrow night.
/ have just learned Of the killing Of JnO.
c. Smoot, who was completely Eiddled
with buckshot. The object now is to
surround and overpower Russell. A
party of militia will reach Gratz about
six O'clock tO-nipht.
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cit-v oS Wernphis. Tenn on or before the frst
Monday in October, 1874, and plead, answer
or demur to complainant's bill, or the same
will be taken for confessed as 70 thenl anc ~
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LAW PARTNERSHIP.

VNHE undersigned parties have formed a
i partnership in the practice OF law, under
the firm name Of PILLOW & PILLOW, and
will attend promptly 10 business entrusted TO
them In the Courts Of Tennessee and the
Courts of Arkansas, where the business is OF
importance. GID. ]. PILLOW.
ROBT. g. PILLOW.
Memphis, AUGUST, 1871. aus
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head with an ak, 0reAKfng nIs sKuiI sLu
leaving him lying on the floor. The
suspicions Of the Deigbbors pointed
atranoalu Anvvard oartain Darties as the
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-08-25

tsurone. Tne causes IUr TINS ueeIlne IN
- .esi sstate values, and their withdrawal
from merely speculative operations, seem
hSAAA - .s,-o,f Tpvaafunapfu will
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-08-25

Wsddy Thompson et Al. .,.,-..,,sa
1t appearing from aftidavit in this cause s
that the defendants, WadGy Thoinpson snt -
I'll irofefh ThouapsOn, his wife, are citl1ens ot
E-llNAD0stA - 1870 ~ the state OF
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TUESDAY. AUGUST 25, 1874.

ing, the sherihFsPOsse of sixty men, met
Walker Russell's forces In concealment,
when an attack was made, resulting in
the wounding Of John SmOot, Willis
Russell and man named Juda. They
refuse to surrender to the authorities
under any consideration.
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threw the party out. Mrs. Hamilton
and son were severely hurt, and Mrs.
Ctouid danOerousIy aud probably fatally
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-08-25

-, ,,oyr. oes who were implicated in Sat
,,-5ev nights affray, still running at
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-08-25
THE STATE CONVENTION.
Opinions of the State Press and Of the
New York WOr.d-Candid idate and
Platform mdOrs d.
From the Mountains 70 the Mississippi
the Democrats and COnserTa-
tiVes a Unit on Both.

Chattanooga Commerci Qndependenp.lz 4
The chances are that Judge Porter will
be our next governor, and we hepe he
possesses the qualifications necessary to
fill the place efficiently and aceeptably
to the people.
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The platform is sound and strong,
and the nominee, James d. Porter, jr.,
though not our choice, is good man.
Though not brilliant man, he is sensi-
bic, pure and incorruptible.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-08-25

Hon. Jas. D. Porter, Of Henry county,
was nominated for governor by the
Nashville Democratic State convention
yesterday. Great enthusiasm prevailed
and general satisfaction expressed at the
choice of the convention.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-08-25

EuF TIvr1r a. 49, zrz--------~-
descriptions.
Tsuaa and Maa-s~ sss-- s-~-st~~aHsa. AZ
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EXTENSION OF PREMISES
BARGAINS, BARGAINS, BARGAINS!
B. LOWENSTEIV & BROTHERS.


ak deb
ion 90 already
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lust as we 60 to press we learn that at
tbe state convention at Nashville, ON
wednesday, Hon. Jas. D, Porter, jr., Of
Henry county, secured the unanimous
30 0f that convention on the four.
nth hallot. The selection is one that
,yiji nlease the entire masses OF the peO-
Ne and we have time to utter no bet
ier continents, on either platform or
nonInee than the following, clipped
nom tbe Ulion and american OF yes
terdav tfThe platform is SO plain, for
chile and timely, that holding 1t in view,
tbe convention could only have maie
mistake in selecting standard-bearer,
who must defend il through the can
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The nomination was eminently wise
one. He went into the convention with
more strength than any other candi-
date; upon every ballot he continued in
the lead, and at the close it was evident
20 all that James ID. Porter was the
choice Of the people OF Tennessee for the
exalted position of chief magistrate of
the State. His nomination is but the
foreTunner of the success, not only of
Porter, but Of the principles of the De-
mocracy of Tennessee. Upon such a
platform, and with such a leader, we
have but to march on TO that victory
that awaits in November next. He is a
man of marked ability, genial, pleasant
msnners, and we have no doubt will
make as good a governor as Tennessee
ever had.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-08-25

SnelDyNlLle AOnllnefclat. !

We barely have time, before going to
press, to state that the State convention
nominated James ID. Porter, of Henry
county, West Tennessee, for governor,
and that his nomination gives general
satisfaction to the party throughout the
State
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-21

THE FAvccrrE.--The Hank Exchange Saloon.
corner ef Ming aEd Orlr>oy streets, is hecon Ing
the favori:e resort Of this city. The great
attraction is fredericksburg Beer. while tho
best Of wives, liquors and cigars are, also. sold
at the bar. A first class Hillisrd Table for the
amusement of guests. cold lunch It ell hours
xEd hearty good cheer for all are its recommend
dations to public favor. Il. Il. Brown Is tho
proprietor.
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vHIC.ER AND MoRE Cs II.

Yesterday, -;a5slei,de@t prepared Us
for blizzard against Mitchell Ct G, in
tie Evening Chronicle. Il came, sure
enough l! leis tie cat out OF the bag
worse than Kendall did: Acombinatiou
between Mitchell and Satire "bacl;eI ~
tire Bank Ring is charged The a.iicis
Is doubtless from the pea a The doughty
General himself. There is q vein Of
cold-Aucklehory -puliing-l!!;a bitterness
running through it. winch is very VII
liamsy. The idea u Tho Bank Ring"
backing Adolph Satro, is immense !!
What ii crash of old bones viii come
when Tie ice Of this Sutro-Williams-
Democsa.ic-Do!ly Warden conspiracy
does break UP. as break up it soon surely
will III the course OF the article in
question Mitchell is called "a sorehead"
and Satro is assailed with the monstrous
charge OF trying 10 MD the election Of
Sharon over Williams !! r One moro
turn at the crank and there viii be moth
ing else in the world left to Go. but send
tho whole pack OF EN- 20 Bed!am.
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OE VIOLATED PEc EE&sICNiL
NCNGE.

The heading indicates what the pur-
ported copies OF letters from Mr.. VIM.
Ralston to Mr. VIM. Sharon, published
in las. evenings Virginia Chronicle,
doubtless are. It is evident that they
are either the coinage Of the brain OF the
Impenitent Thief. or the Infringement Of
professional secrets Ly Tom Williams.
They are doubtless forseries of the most
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TIKI. ALLIANCES ;It .itsEl.


1t is prevalent occurrence on .-tard
d.stfcsse, ships. al sea. sar ianiny to
sr,c.eu short allowance vi feed ar'i
wafer and o. Der t!isc.u! !.:1Ci>hiTs. Han
ger aid thirst and anxiety bs:es the
moro wo!tsh passions; and the animal
instincts assert themselves even III the
presence Of a common misfortune AID
a common danger. TIE example IS be
fore us to prove that TIE troubles and
Threatened disasters which from tina to
time beset the piratical cruisers Of poll
ties give root and increase TO the most
fatal disseutions. Until within day OF
two, Tom Williams and Sutro have been
cudiled up in the same bed. Kendall is
let into the secret. and then being be-
trayed hy his informants, he blows.
But this unnatural alliance OF Wintry
Tom and the oozy Assyrian has come to
an abrupt termination. 1t is evident
that Tom aud Adolph have found ono
another oat. Having quilted the folly
of attempting to fool one another, they
have desisted from any further effort at
foo.ins the public. Sutro has this ad-
vantage, nanely-hs has been the Erst
to break tho alliance. This leaves the
ghcstly Williams banished to his own
icy frisidity. 1t is az almost unbear-
able slight thus to be the victim Of a
"ccld shake at the hands Of Sutro.
After having gone SO far down into the
baser levels of politics as to have made
love to that obese Ishmaelite, to be thus
Tilted is .- .sF -....-
ITO lie IN cold obstruction and to rot
Tho Evening Post-which seems to
have become an ally Of the Independent,
giving cue to that paper and leading
the van in a movement TO drive Tom
Williams off the field. insists upon it
that the pledge given in the Democratic
County Convention promising that the
Legislative nominees should, if elected,
support Williams for the Senate. shall
be :escinded. Out comes the Indepe!2d-
ent, deEouncing Williams ms cold
DlootleI Jonah, ard secondips The Posts
motion VIVA. The matter, We wonder:
Tnese 'organs'' have suddenly come 10
the conclusion that Williams will kill
tie Democratic parry ci Storey il lie is
allowed longer to Se regarded as the
figsre-head Of that organization. L
\ :, N.:cLei; lie 60: Eawkes Of this
~, .i>s I'!at - sc;.,: W.:-:s:.ls hel.waci?
Or ha- SG,ro secured the Posi- and
b-crehs Is guns t. bear upon poor
Tc: = .nt Of til Democratic camV:
O. ...:Ern t. 81. t.--t suspicion. have
the I.v-.ticai sl.yat-ls. Williams. Satco.
Eliot < Co, sos ito a quarrel over
tleir cv-n ine2rne., ab3 .l-,e-Fer-a
ccLa..; q, Of MI: and development OF
iaLeleIt ,usseGn>ss brought OH ~ a
ioo,s g.: ::-c inevitable disaster ari .-o.n
WI: Il stare tlsm in u tace2
AMI now. Republicans OF Storey
co~n;y, let the o.der AL alon. the line.
au. especially Gu ihe .l..2l.s. he Issued
aaI caeyej-tae order which Gran; sent
bac:, to S.i,lldan--tnc rtier wl.icl made
Tho surrender at Ai.soI2a!;oz = Tossi;il-
ity-gUSI THINGS and !ou've get
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orn.ty County Republican Ticket.

Far state Senator y. Edwards
tJ.W. Haynie
y,- Assembly, -tA Alfred Helm
IS. E. Jones
f. D:st-ic. At:s.Cf- William Patterson
For sh,rif $. T. Swift
Fo- County Clerk J. Edwards
Hur County Treasurer-- j. Peters
For County Reccrd.r.--- ...-F- D. turner
For County Assessor. ~. r. Winnie
For Cointy Surveyor. q. L. AndefscN
For County Superintendent T 9 er.snlsv
of Public Instruction
For Public Acr,ini-trstcr- --------- J. r Nfdsr
For Justice OF the Peace OF ~, d. witbe-elI
Carson Township.
For Justice Of the Peace OF Il. Hoover
Umpire Township.
70. County Commissioner. Carson SEQ Ciiiscn
Fog County Commissioner. Empire Jas Motifs
For Constable. Carson Township. L. Stern
Fer Constable, Empire Township - C. Laurel
For Schco. Trustee, Carson Up Hub. c. Parker
FOR School Trustee, Carson Up. -. J. Linn
Fer School Trustee. Carson Up g. ": G k,:Eis
For Schoc. Trustee. Empire TIP. -Jctn etiTf- IS
For school Trustee. Umpire TIP John i'snsen
FOR Trustee, EInpire TIP. Fred StadtEaullcT
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-21

The Si!r.r STATE denies that Stampiey
when a member Of the Senate, lodged a
vote On III, gambling license bill, and
hid himself in woodshed. That paper
is Just haif right. He did hide himself,
but not in wooashed. The necessary
explanation of where he was found,
when SO hidden, on the whole, had bet
ter be left unsaid.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-21

tbs IMpgNITENT THIEF Of the Virginia
Evening Chronicle ventures to suggest a
plan whereby the editor OF the APPEAL
can be trapped. Il has been duly de-
monst,ated that the way to catch lin
{the I. IT,, is to send file OF Marines
after him.
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REPUBLICAN STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.

Storey County-I- L. Requc, c. A. King, L.
g. Maynard. T. = Davis.
I.srSer Coyr.y-A Z shannon.
LYON Co-Dr. C. Il. Zsbrisk!e, Dr. W. BUncho
Nvc Coun.y-T. WarburtCn.
washc. County,. Il. kinkead. C. C. Pow;iinS
White Pine County-A. G Cleveland
Chu-caiIl C,anty-Wallace Gooieli.
Douglas County-James W. Hainss.
EIko County,. NJ. Smith. ]. s MayhuSh.
Eureka Co,:u.y-A. Z. Davis. A. g. Turner
Esuer:,1a Coanty-J. g. McClinton-
Humboldt Coun;y-N. s. Thompson.
Lincoln County-D. NJ Tyrrell, u. CristeIdcn
For Ju1-e Of the Second J,ldicial District:
s. II. WRIGHT of t,rn,sby County.
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LINZ; :. i clever way. or a plausible
way. o.in way which iniieates in &C.
ruit., :iiaush by 10 means the most
c,,ni,ne ndai,ie q: eiiEEorts. possesses a De
gree If yi.tue. comparatively, Just as
s.s1iic les contains a degree Of compare
tive wa:m:h 70 lie ent-rtaiuinsiy and
with cleyrIae,>, is to b. a less detestg
bic liar than 10 lie bupgiingiy. obviously
and 50 rs 10 h. caught IL. it. I. is worse
than needless to cite ar; instance of Gle
ver, or even, veuial. !, ing: ior by doing SO
we migL; seem to ins:ify that less ohicc-
.icnable quality Of :nendacity and stimu-
late an appetite for fiction in the minds
OF tender readers. As moral teacher,
then, we should endeavor to present the
most unattractiye and disgusting forms
of falsehood-lies Of such absolute stu
pi,iity and audacioUs, pTemeditated
wantonness. as that they shall illustrate
the fa;honlsss folly of their perpetrators
and serve as a warning to young and
callow liars to repent and reform. As q
sample of this wanton sort Of falsshood
lying for the sake of being untruthful,
we quote as follows from yesterdays
Independent:
CARSON, October l9th.-Tom Fitch
delivered his TRADE against Sutro here,
tonight. He began by admitting that
he was hired to attack Sutro and the
tunnel. He then proceeded to abuse
Sutro for an hour and half. When he
came in through side door, FIVE men
who sat on front seat applauded. Du-
ring the hour and half of abusive
speech there was no applause. The
TRADE fell stiil-born and the general ex-
preston is that it was miserable failure
on tho part of this self-confessed hired
traducer for Bill Sharon.
Now there were not less than six hun
dred persons IN Moore s. Parker's Hall
during the delivery of that lecture. (The
hall was filed, and it will hold about
the number indicated) The lecture was
listened to with the most profound in
terest-- producing more Of what the re-
porters call sensation" than applause
AS such strong, argumentativs analyses
always do,-hut elicitinG frequent recog-
nitions of its own raciness Of description
and aptress of illustration. Mr.. Fitch $
closing sentences were glowing with his
own magnificent orato,y. resistiess. i'll
spring. and moving with grandeur, as
heroic poem is So moving. And that
six hundred persons. Democratic, 1ude-
I,eudent and !sepub!ican. every enc Of
these would bear testimony to the truth
Of what We say-if, Indeed, there were
ever any need ot testimony 70 lie enter
tanning quality ct Ar. FltcA'5 spec ms.
And yet tbs rerscr.-l organ Of Sutro'S,
lei1g represented * il9 meeting T.. az
Of lis corps 0; wli.els. gives place 10
this most absurd ril Obvious Of lits-is
lie wh:ci. is detected, AZ once. ly SIX
hunG.ti attendants uyon that lecture.
NOV: ti.:s i Ia 81. q neet!!ess. r.,-
modi:atll, w"ns,n lying that W Lave
alluded to as "s:oEg ti.s rossiD,e per
fulI.aLte5 G.: t:.,sa y lu -. = l;..!:t
;.nl ~ day. and lie fro:a iAe voly lust q
!yirs."
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-21

The Union Republican party OF AtEeoa' ii
Convention assembled. rcacW!nS !'s pledges 81
devotion to the Constitution aId laws OF taf
Fs,t..-sI Government, ha:cty announces ~
platform to thcrroyls is fellows:
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-21

Ez-S=>.T2s !. z. / = &. G.!l III!
has declined % a,eel; sLo-., viA.D.;.on 70
run for the Senate O. t}e Democratic
ticket in Storey comfy. This is the
mos: unkindest cut ci g.i;' fer Eek is
one OF the very strongest uan in Nc
ya5.-cer:a:Zly :Le strongest na&I ia:
IVES cfGerel nomination by tie Den.oc-
racv q Storey county. IL TACT sLe stu
alton SO. a.;z 10 Le, that &! : deuora..zsc
Democracy. sick and Disguised with
Williams inpotent, parsialonious,
bloodless IeadersLip--aGd lis la,:: are
DESERT, : him hv squads and platoons.
He must suffer himself to II. Licked out,
or The hall went 50 on. Meantime,
while every day brings fresh NOTICES Of
withdrawal from the Independent ami
Democrats tickets, tie Republicans
stand closer ard closer together. moving
shoulder 10 shoulder to victory