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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-08
LATEST TELEGkAMS.

~A.. F..uciSco, JAN. Il 50 PM
The lady managers OF tie Protestant
S-rhan AsvsGm arc out IN a card in the
morning papsrs deoyiug tie charges of
c-relty aud .sgIe,t =, I tie little SRI that
.;Ied at the close :. .lst year. particulars
d.. which Lave been teisgraphed. \
>ss,cnin. examination = 10 lie made H.
@ the affair.
Tom Mcguire, manager OF Mcguire 8
law theater. was taken betoIe the Uni
I'D States Marshal yesterday on the
charge OF n colored man who was refused
admission to the dress circle, and held
II $1,000 bail to answer before the
rited States District .rt. Mcguire
vii make a test case Of the affair. and
r!li be upheld by the proprietors Of
Other places OF amusement IN the city.
The Central Psn:ic will absorb tie
Oregon system o. railroads. the German
5oudholders suTrendsring them TO Stan
.5rd L Co. in q short time.
O'Day. who has been neld for the
supposed murder of tho Russian sailor
vas to-day discharged by the Police
Judge, the Prosecuting Attorney stating
hat there was 40 evidence going to
prove that ne had any hand in the affair.
Al assessment has been levied on the
Ains of twenty cents per share, delip-
qusnt February 9Th.
Application ha. been made TO the
3oard to put the stock OF the Edinburgh
Company. Of Devils Gate District. on
tie list. 1t viii lie done early mex.
week.
The annual meeting c: the knieker-
ecker Company IS caileG for the 2ls. OF
January,
Trenton. Y. J. January Il .
.-ouble between the Pennsylvania Rail-
Dad and Delaware and Bound Brock
Companies. owing 10 the former resist
!nc the la.,er's efforts to cross their line
=. Hopen*ell. twelve niles from here,
-Ereatcns TO result il riot. Ls-ge
,-c~ds were az the scene this morning.
AMI a collision was expec--d. The Gov
,-aor has ordered five companies OF the
>-rentk Regiment TO proceed at once to
-.-e scene for the preservation Of order.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-08

Th~ shove ssls Is hereby postponed unit
TUESDAY, the 18th Jay q January. A l.
1876. at the s1n.- hGV- ami plare. by order Q
IizIItIas. Z. SWIFT, sheriff
Cs7sor City. Dee y. ~.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-08

1T
= Second Judicial District of the State of
Nevada, in and for the County OF Crmsby.
HARMON II. hInCHNHR plaintiff rs ELTyAnErH A.
KIRCnNLE defendant. Action brought in the
District Court of the Second Iudicisl District of
the State OF Nevada. in and for the County of
Ornlsby aid tie Complaint flied in said County
of Ormsby. in the ONCE Of the Clerk Of said
District Court. The State Of Nevada sends
greeting 10 ELIzAsETH A. kI.CHSrH defendant.
1uu are hereby required TO appear IN an &c ION
brought against y-u by the aoovs named pisin-
tiff in the District Court Of the Second Judicial
Dis. riot of the State - Nevada, in AMI for the
County Of o-Iasby. and to answer tie Conlplslnt
filed therein - copy Of which accompanies tins
summons within ten days exclusive Of the
day Of servicel after the service on yon Of this
SuInmons-if served within this County: or il
served olt OF this CouItv. but il this District,
within twenty days. otherwise within forty
days-cr judgment by Gefa1lt will be taken
against you. The said aCti is brought TO dis
solve the bonds OF nlatri in ony existing between
you and the plaintif upon the alleged ground
Of wilful desertion. And you are hereby notified
that if you fail to appear and answer the said
Complaint a. above required. the said plaintiff
will apply to the Court for the relief prayed
Given under my hand and the Seal Of
the District Court Of the Second
Judicial District of the State of
Nevada, in and for the County
81 OrInsby, this sth day Of
K0IAH November, in the year Of eur
Lord. enc thousand eigh. hun
dred and seventy five.
TT. EDWARDS. Clerk.
ONCE o. Sheriff Of County of ornsby ISL
/ hereby certify, that l received the within
Summons on the 3 h day OF November. A. d.
1878, and return. that after due diligence and
from information believe the defendant Eliza
beth A. Kirchner can not be foend within this
County Of Ormsby or in the State Of Ncvads.
Dated At Carson this Sth day Of November,
1875 ST. SWIFT, Sheriff,
nov9
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~ NEW REMEDIES
Isl NEW REMEDIES J
.EA DIR. GIBBONS DISPENSARY
E2: Kearny Street.

san Francisco. Established t. 1854 for the
treatment Of Sexual and Seminal Diseases such
Is Gonorrhea, elect, Structure, syphilis in
its forms, Seminal Weakness, Impotency, etc.
Skin diseases Of years standing and liberated
Legs successfully treated.
Seminal Weakness.
Seminal Emissions the consequence Of self-
abuse: This solitary vice, or depraved sexusl
Indulgence, is pr.ctIcrd By the youth of both
sexes TO an almost unlimited extent. producing
with unerring certainty, the following train Of
morbid symptoms, unless cUMbated by scienti-
&c medical measures. viz: Sallow counter
ance, dark spots under Tho eyes. pain in the
head, ringing in the ears. noise like the rustIiIe
Of leaves and rafting Of chariots, uneasinees
about the 1oins. weakness Of the limbs, copfU-
sed vision, blurted intellect loss Of confidence.
dimdeDcc in approaching strangers. a dislike to
form new acquAintances, disposition to shun
society, loss Of memory, hectic fiushes pimples
and various sEuptions about the faces furred
tongue, fetid breath, coughs, consumption.
night sHeSis, me- nomfnia aud frequent INSANITY
If relief be Eot obtained, sho:ld apply i,ume
diateiy either in person or by letter. and have =
cure effected by his new and scientific mode OF
treating this disease, which never fails Of ef
fecting . quick and radical cure.
CURED AT HOME.
Persons at > distance may be CURED AT
HOME, by addressing . letter to DR. GIBBON.
stating case. symptoms, length OF time the dis.
ease has continued, and have medicine prompt
~ forwarded, free from damage and curiosity.
to any part OF the country. with full and plain
directions. By inserting Ten Dollars coin, in
registered letter, through the Postoftce or
through Wells. Fargo l. Co.; package of nedi
cine will be forwarded to any part Of the Union
Correspondents will please inform Dr.. Gibbon
that they read his advertisementsin the APPlAx
Address. DIR. J. +. GIBBON,
sssls-1y Box 1867. San Frapsisso.
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The creeks are shy OF Russia.
Deep snow prevails throughout
Europe
Bermuda'~ fort defeuces are 10 he
improved.
Trade Unionj~m has reached New
South Wales
The English regiment al jamaica is
10 d. instructed in field operations.
Victor Hugo = engaged writing a
new tragedy tor Rossi 10 play this
winter in Paris.
Secretary Bristow' son s-udies at
Princeton. His daughter studies in
Paris.
Mrs. General sherman will go 10
Texas with her son for the benefit
Of ais health
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E>OR AN iECURARLH CASE
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After ten years Il trial ou til. coast La. proved
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Also, Agents for Or. lie Riclau's
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For Seminal Weakness. Night Emissions, In
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

II listing between I. u. JUDD and ?. Il
MCLCAEr in the Pioneer Soap Company hss
been this day dissolved by mutual consent, T.
D. JUDD retiring from the firm. Z II. MTLCAHI
Will coutinue the basin IS heretofore: col
Letting all bills and paving all Indebtedness of
tbs PIsues- soap Company.
2. l.. Judd
z. Il. EILCAkI
Cusol City. Deceictsr l.. 1875.
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TIE NV HAyPsHTsE REPUBLICANs.-

4dk NV 1iANPSiIss IsEtj hIltANs.-
Iocord, January THE Republican
safe Convention today nomiI ated Z.
4. Cheney O: Manchester fer Governor
sud William 4. Pierce Ci Portsmouth
or Railroad Commissioner. The r5SOlu-
:,on. fGyor specie payments; a revenue
tlrif with incidental protection: the true
lxconcIiiation of orr Southern brethren;
proclaim UnalteTable opposition to a
;lird term. that the freedmen havs full.
ilIr AID free exercise Cf every right Of
citizenship; thet a just and torbearing
-5oiIcy toward the South be observed,
AID that The present administration
-2eets with the highest APPRECIATION and
AID commands undivided su. port. The
-.Eth resolution asserts that oCr free
public school system Is tine bulwark of
American liberty. We approve O: the
proposed amendments TO the tOIstitu-
siou of the United States it Earring that
ID EaCGel -.I-e,i H. ,ax@t.ru ~ NV state
tyr the sIpp3rt If pUbiIc ,gh"u.-. OF de-
lived tryt-. any r;1bli. fund th-r-uf shall
ever bs place.. under the centfoi Of any
-slia.oUs sect; nor shall any money So
rlIsed ever IL divided between religious
let's CT denominations. the eleventh
solution reads as follows: That We
clerish greatly tbs services Of our vet
s-aI4 soldiers. and hereby express our
.rGuslified adherence at the action of
ne Democratic majority in the National
House Of Representatives Ill removing
trom places of employment about the
capitol OF MANNED Union veterans and
sling the vacancies with those whose
My claim is thai they ionght to destroy
this Union.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-08

>Now-Iu Sierra Valley the snow
from twp 70 three feet deep on the
leveI. This heavy fall OF snow in
sure, good crop OF grain next Spring.
,Or It Will give them plenty of water
or irrigation Reno Journal. Jan.
The Colfax chronicle. (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1876-1877, 1876-08-19

Judge Orsborn held a preimin-
airy examination, Tuesday morn
ing, in the case of Mr.. Texada,
charged with the killing of Flick
johnson, a colored man, at Cotile
landing, on Tuesday, EJuly rs.
District Attorney E. G. Hunter
Reused himself from prosecuting
the case, ON the plea of family re-
lationship, and Mr.. McGimsey ap-
peared for the State. The prose-
cution had two witnesses, but fail
ed to establish anything. Judge
Ryan, for defendant, admitted the
killing, and claimed that it was
done for self-protection. A large
number of respectable gentlemen
testified to the disreputable and
dangerous character sustained by
the deceased, and the weight of
evidence, which even the State
did not controvert, was to the
effect that, through the threats
and sinister conduct of johnson,
Texada stood in terror of his life,
and had been led to believe that
he would be killed. Judge Ryan
made an eloquent speech in de-
tense of his client, after which the
case was submitted without an
other word from the State, and
the accused was discharged on the
evidence.-Rapides Gazette.
The Colfax chronicle. (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1876-1877, 1876-08-19
Change in Trade.

The Baltimore Sun thinks 1t
probable that great sales of cot
tons, woolens and other goods OF
domestic manufacture, such as re-
Gently took place in New York,
win hereafter be of annual recur-
renee. If such should be the case,
it twill be equivalent to a revolu-
ton in these branches of American
industry. 1t will cut down very
materially the sales of the jobbers
and Of such hotses as the Stew
arts, Claflins and Lords-so far as
these peculiar fabrics are concern
ed--and will bring the manufac-
turers into direct communication
with all classes of buyers, from
the retail dealers in cities to che
country merchants from remote
and out-of-the-way places in the in
terror. As it is, since the introduce
ton of railways and the ease and
speed with which any order, how
ever small, may be filed, the old
custom of laying in large stocks of
goods by country merchants in
the spring and fall has been ADAM
doned to very considerable ex-
tent, and orders are given from
time to time only for the goods of
which the stock in store is ex-
hausted. The advantage to coun-
try merchants by this change is
that they need not keep so
large 4 stock of goods on hand
as formerly. and consequently do
not require so large a capital to
carry on their business; they can
also replenish more frequently
with newer and more attractive
styles, and as short credits are the
rule they can strike an average of
their bills. II, in future, they are
enabled, at greatsauction sales oc-
curing periodically, to buy goods
that are in general use and not
subject to the fluctuations of fash
ion at first hands and at the low
est prices, for four months paper,
they will be further benefited, but
the middlemen will suffer more or
less by the change.
The Colfax chronicle. (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1876-1877, 1876-08-19

Lieut.. Governor Antoine says,
in his reply to the Property Hold
ers Union, asking some conces-
sions in favor of delinquent tax
payers, that the honor of the State
sis pledged to the carrying ont OF
the financial policy which the pres
emit administration has so success
fully inaugurated." The "honor''
and the claw" of the State require
that the Governor see that the
laws are executed, but for more
than two years the statement that
the lav requires from the Auditor
and Treasurer, showing the amount
OF money to the credit of the in
terest fund has not been seen.
This failure to comply with the
law inclines a great many people
to the belief that the State Regis
ter is not lying when we say that
the July interest on the State
bonds was stolen, in order to main
tain this great financial policy
Estate Register.
The Colfax chronicle. (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1876-1877, 1876-08-19


The dull season in business
North has necessitated reduction
of wages among employees in sew
erai branches Of trade, and the
working classes have refused to
submit. The press dispatches say
that the Engineers Association of
Elizabeth, N. j., have entered a
formal protest against a reduction
of ten per cent of their wages, and
threatens to strike. The pressure
is also felt in New York, among
the stevedores of the various
steamship lines along the North
river front, and 500 hands have
been put to work in place Of the
striking longshoremen, with q
strong police force to protect the
laborers against any violence from
the dissatisfied bngshoremen.
The Colfax chronicle. (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1876-1877, 1876-08-19

Mr.. Joe Williams, q we'll known
planter living in the vicinity of
Keachi, DeSoto parish, was fired
upon last Wednesday by a colored
man and dangerously wounded in
the face and neck. His situation
is regarded as very critical. The
weapon used was an old-fashioned
musket.I loaded with squirrel shot.
The particulars, as related, show
the attack upon Mr.. Williams to
have been wanton. and without
provocation. The colored man
made his escape. but we hope he
will be captured, and the punish
ment due for his crime be melted
cut to him. Mach excitem emit is
aid to prszai-iss- the neighbor-
hood. - Southwestern Telegram,
9th inst.
The Colfax chronicle. (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1876-1877, 1876-08-19

pins and win result only in his de-
feat and discontinue. The
party is moving in . solid mass
to win.
The Presidential canvass is NOV
ing along smoothly, and while
Gov. Tilden has q record for judi
cious ruling in New York, Gov.
Hayes has an unspotted record in
Ohio. Backed, a. he is, by the
mighty West, urless your CORES
pendent is mistaken in the signs
Of the tiGcs sax Hayes viii be
President Hayes the 4th of:March,
1877. These are. my private
opinions publicly expressed"
The city is very healthy, but
business is dull, and notwithstand-
ing the hard times, there is less
crime in New Orleans than any
other city in the United States,
according 10 population. The
crop prospects are good, and upon
the whole I see no reason for
dependency. The outlook is, in
deed, encouraging and hopeful.
WANDERER.
The Colfax chronicle. (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1876-1877, 1876-08-19

President Grant expressed him.
self to. Gov. Kellogg, Gen. T. Nor
ris Chester and other visitors from
Louisiana, as being well pleased
with the nomination of Mr. Pack
ard, and he assured them that
every necessary and proper step
would be taken to afford the col
ored people protection, and secure
q fair election in this State.
The Colfax chronicle. (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1876-1877, 1876-08-19

locks of the golden-haired. while
it leaves the brunette in the shade.
Before this picture Mr.. Forrest
was wont to sit, when in his study,
for hours in contemplation OF its
surprising beauties. The opening
of this palatial home is soon at
hand; it viii take place when Mr..
Oakes-who was the lifelong
friend of Mr.. Forrest, and whose
associations with the famous actor
were always so tender as to make
his bereavement a. severe as the
loss ola brother could hsve bum
RECEIVERS from q slight illness-
When this happy circumstance
takes place nothing will remain to
secure the fulfllment Of the testa-
tors wish. save the trotting out OF
the disabled actors.
The Colfax chronicle. (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1876-1877, 1876-08-19
bugNEW ORLEANS LETTER
New ORLEANS, Aug. ID, rs.

New ORLEANS, Aug. ID, '76.
laor CHRosIcLz:
"a ! promised to leep you post
in my rambles the task is
leasing and l perfcrm it cheer
lilly. Last evening the Demo-
ste ratification meeting was
aiu Lafayette Ssrare. Quite
&ge concourse Of people par
dpated, aud the whole affair
used of pleasantly. No demon
fndon of opposition could be
Zen. and quite number of Re-
hbicans were present.
ms speakers, l believe, gave
neral satisfaction. GeL. Mich
. expressed his desire that the
havsss should be ibnducted in
pod feelings and AFFAIR express
fanOf opinion should determine
eresult at the ball albox in No
aber. This is as i should be,
p | am sure that b. Packard
slrss the same polisyto be pur-
"a BY the host he proposes to
"a The canvass, 'Asr, is cpen-
'quarely, and the relative mer-
d each candidate bin be dis
sssd. That Gen. \ > il the
man the De'naaas could
" themselves Of, is hparent---
nan Of sound iudgrnd, and ir-
toschable character; i. /. GER
my Marshal Packard is the
0'ssst man the RepubE, Is can
Pc; and he, too. has aedis for
sfnsss of thought, -fetness Of
p0ss' and his opponsnh at
the Democratic pres Of the
z give him credit fo,pe rsonal
|ssssy and integrity.
10 much. then, for tine tv, o. ,aa..
dss' Of the two great ~. in
sState. ~
~ : refreshing to see ger e. en-
Inherent political opiri 5 is
% the topics of tie ~ 90
without using tllos ii ser
ssa OF former days. ! 5 he
@aesr OF better tim q ,.bet.
suits and I may .fe con.
a's the people of Le {iaps
s'ch party have a ire
E 70 the front he b Isl
nd, no matter Wis It.
"nll have a good an b,
s,s ;.0r,al chair. E ch It,
a new departure of .ovs mo,
s.,ss getting up his { l,etitio1
Is not worth raw O
The Colfax chronicle. (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1876-1877, 1876-08-19

"Brick' Pomeroy has commend
ed the publication. ct Chicago, OF
an anti-Tilden Democratic paper.
He believes in q paper currency,
and proposes to stand by his prin-
ciples. he can't talk greenbacks
and vote hard money.
The Colfax chronicle. (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1876-1877, 1876-08-19
Murder will Out.


new IOrK WOrlo'I
There was no more gallant OH
Ger in the army Of the Southwest
than Gen. Thos. @. Hindman.
After the war he returned to his
home, near Helena, Arkansas, and
a few years later, the community
and the entire South were shocked
to hear of his brutal sssassinaAoo
while surrounded by his wife and
children. Sitting in his library
one night. o gun was forced tnio
the window, and the soldier who
escaped q hundred battles fell
dead from hie chair, his body rid
died with bullets. The murder
was commonly ascribed 10 . pr
vate enmity, and a reputable cil-
zen of Helena has since borne the
load of neutrality-suspicious., which
the confession Of the real criminal
has but now removed. Tue man
brings Us the account OF . ganows
scene at Rome, in Georgia. where
in, by the statement Of the con-
demned, the mystery Of Hindman's
death at last YVES solved. Hay
wood Grant, colored. convicted OF
arson and sentenced to be hanged.
and with the moose about to be
placed around his neck. called the
sheriff toshim and confessed to
the murder Of two steamboat
hands ON q Mississippi river steam
boat, ten years ago; then to the
murder of an Irishman IN Mem
phis the same year; and stiu
again to the murder Of Q police
man near to the spot where the
third of his murders had been
committed, and closed the dismal
catalogue by detailing the manner
when be shot to death the ex-Con-
federate General in his Arkansas
home. No cause was given Tor
the crime, and q moment later. the
wretch was swung of into eternity
Not 80 soon, however, but that
an innocent man was relieved OF q
suspicion which was not so strong
ly supported by fact as to bring
him to the felon's dock; but which,
except that the law had dragged
the real criminal to his fate,
would have followed him to ms
grave and have been left as an evil
heritage to his children. JUS
tice, though tardy, had asserted
itself, and the crime of the muir
derer found voice.
The remains of the murdered
Hindman may now find rest in
peace, for the law Of retribution
has been fulfilled on the scafold
of that Georgia town.
The Colfax chronicle. (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1876-1877, 1876-08-19
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IL ALI advertisements sent to this
when not othervse specified, viii
irserted till forbidand charged ac-
n obituary and Mirage notices of
re- q one square in lsgth charged as
klrffiHments.
r. Transient Establishments paya-
N advance quartely ads. monthly
1 ,dysnce; yearly sdsquarterly in adj
ne except by speciacontract.
n ADVERTISEMENTS AZ not paid for
n. the time expires for which they
I'M been ordered to b published, they
Ssl be continued and payment exacted
8 Tie full time they appeared in the
per.
| JOB WORK n,nst bpaid for on de-
ny.
The Colfax chronicle. (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1876-1877, 1876-08-19

The planter may drown his sor-
rows in the flowing boil if he has
good cotton crop.
The Colfax chronicle. (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1876-1877, 1876-08-19

Mr.. Pinchbadk addressed q col
ored Republican mass meeting at
Saratoga, New York, on last Tues
day week.