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SThe parson Ihilg Appeal
CARSON CITY
W-irch 3, 1SI3.
W have a lingering mitivins that we
dial! soon have to retract our Lite com
ments npon the military management of
attain in the M.xW Campaign. A may
have been discuwreil by those who have
perused some of our later articles on
that subject, we have been tempted into
joining oar voice to the g.-nral tone of
dimfctisf action concerning the somewhat
gingerly manner with which the Indians
; hare been treated by the mixed commis
sion of soldiers and peace-makers; bnl
in the tenor of the following dispatch
we think we discover an intention npon
the part of the General commanding
which augurs well for the results of the
immediate future:
V. Bkmw aVutca. Cal.. Marvu IS. Ts
Demerol T. . Siena. Waslhnat-m--The sqnaw
rat into tbs Mod jc ramp returns! j rsteraay.
Tba exnna sarnie by la Indian tar But keeping
their appsintnieat was Ibat tbejr hearts failed
ahem, and that tbey cobM ana brine lbm lw
to the point of abaadisiing their old hoiues and
artng to a distant country. They are sot in a
attapnsitian to fsrar an; arrangement, though
ahoy anifrau willingness to hawe another talk.
It will take some tints before the annmiasion
can be latilr il. aud ia the mrantinM the
troop will W ,ut in poUioM that cover as far
ss pjawble all point of egress from the lava
beds. I think that s system of rradnat rom
prcawlin with tha exhibition of the foive that
an be ssvd aniast them, if the rommunion
shxaM again fail, will satisfy them of the hope
nwaajas of any further resistance and give the
im parry sornelent strength to control the
whole band. Tune is orcomiDg m iik a-rcmwiw
intportaace, as the melting of the snow will
soon enable them to live in the mountain.
This will erestly in.-rease the dinVnhr we have
to e ntend with, as the; will then bfeak up hit
L parties and ran mora luiy maae ineir
w from their present Ideation.
(Signed! EDWARD it. 3. CABT.
Brigadier General Cocunantling.
Canby is a man of military education,
Lirge experienf and eicellel capabili
ties, and we infer ironi what he says
here, in a quiet way, about " gradual
compression," that he hopes to accom
plish, on a small scale, what Grant did
on a large one, at Yicksbnrg and Peters- j
burg, namely : Capture stronghold and
occupants at one and the same time. If
this is the object a it doubtless is
there seems to be good reason for the ac
cessions of troops to the force already at
" the front." Canby will have done a
big thing if he succeeds in gradually
winding a military coil about Cap'n
Jack and his warriors and by that means
war, aquaws.Jpappooses, stores, hiding
place and all. Having dilly-dallied so
long with the savages, something deui.
sive and conclusive will have to come
with the final upshot, or tbosa of us who
have scoffed at our mud-stained heroes
of Lost River will have justification of
our moc kings.
These is no chance to talk in the sweet
persuasive tones of peace to the Apaches,
lor there is no peace, lhose warriors,
second to none in prowess in the field
and surpassing any American savages in
cruelty, will neither give quarter nor
merit it. The meaning of the following,
if it be true as reports of Indian mur
ders and cruelties in Arizona too often
are is that the swift riding red men of
the Mexican border, as yet nnconqnered
and unterrified, will carry death in i s
most distressful and merciless form
wheresoever they may get the power to
deal it out to their pale faced foe. Says
the telegraph :
"The Indians have captured and
burned alive George Taylor, son of Piter
Taylor, former Superintendent of the
Vulture mine, near w lckensbnr. A Hey
captured him near MeWiiliaia's Station,
on the Hnssayampa Creek, on the road
to Phoenix. After burning bini they
made pood their retreat into the Brml
shaw Mountains."
The only way to quench these dreal-
ful flames is by p;iralyzing the hands
which light them ; and the gentle deal
ings of peace and the kindly resorts of
moral suasion are impotent to effect that
end. The Apaches, as a race of warriors,
mast be annihilated or the border be
abandoned to their nnLiu.lered occupa-
tiou.
Sam Bowi es, if Eli Perkins tells the
troth, is possessed of a supply of cheek,
compared with which the facial develop
ment of the Cardiff Giant is as bnt a
mean and chap-fallen pancity of skin and
bone. S .sm, who is now in San Fran
cisco, traveled thither on a free pass, sol
icited by himself ; and yet he has never
ceased to denounce 3 swindlers aud
public plunderers Ames, Dnraut, CLirke
and the whole management of that com
pany. A meaner relationship than that
maintained by the journalists of Bowles' j
stripe toward the directors of railways
in the United States is difficult to ima
gine. And the deuce of it in, the rail
way men let him aud his kidney black
mail them at libitum, and keep on re
newing their passes !
Or the amst of Bogart the Vallejo
I hror.idt of Friday says :
"Kobert D. Bognrt was avn-hteil in
Kan Francisco hist Wlnesd;iy by United
SUts Detective l'innt tpisa, air.l brought
tip to the Nary i aid yesterday, npon
the charge ol having embezzled :j?3t,W0
from the 1'uited States Government. It
seems that while Bo-;:irt was on board
the receiving ship Vermont at Sew York,
some two r three jvars ago, he eiubez-
zled 30,0(K from the t inted lt:tps
Government. It seems that while
gart was on board the receiving ship Ver -
mont at Sow York, some two or three
years ago, he i'ui!-s!vi $3),0.k from
the Paymaster s Clerk. He bad a trial
at toe time, but nothing conld be proved
against hi-jx. He was afterwards ar -
rested by the civil authorities, but soon
again set at liberty, as they could not
iry nun twice ior me s-uu uueuse. ur , .
then came to California, and was em-, ,
ployed on the San Framisco iOnide, The New York preacners were too
and is said to have written all the shaep, : smart to let so good a text as Foster's
cutting articles that have appeared in j imnjjn go by unimproved. Rev. Hep
that paper and the Xew York Sun against f, , ,
the mvv: As he was coming out of the Pbed a woman into a faulting
Chruiiitir office he was arrested, and is : fit.
now confined on the receiving ship In- There is an explicit telegram in the
.fcer..7e. He is to be taken East in a ETeuina Chronicle to the effect that Vice
J
If an unadulterated impudence will
pull him out of his troubles, Bogart will
get thoroughly cle;ir of his scrape and
reappear before the public in the sym
pathy exciting character of injured inno
cence. Fob the 200th time we are told that
General P. Edward Connor is to be made
G- veror of ITtah over Woods, and that
Woods is to have ua important foreign
mission. These are matters of very
great moment, but their repetition, after
a certain season of uninvited monotone,
becomes wearisome. We Rbonld like
General Connor lettir if he would only
part his name in the middle.
How "Hrr-'H " Committed Sru ii-K.
Of the recent suicide :it Pioche of A. J.
Hutchinson, the Record of the 19th in
stant premi-ing that the deceased killed
himself by cutting his throat with a
batcher-knife says:
At first the cat was not seen, btiug covered by
his hesvy, long beard, which resetted far down
on his chest. But aa soon ss the budr was
lifted its ghastly character was discovered, the
head falling back over his shoulders, with the
windpipe and all the front muscles of the neck
severed. He had evidently deliberately lifted
bis full, towing beard with one hand, and
drawn the knife across his neck with all his
strength with the other. Death must have
been almost Instantaneous. He was familiarly
known as '" Hutch," his name being A. J. Hutch
inson. He was about 40 years of age, and had
been in this vicinity for two or three years. He
claimed relationship with Charles Crocker, the
Pioclis from Carson, between vAich place arid
Virginia he once drove stage. The following
explanatory letter was found on his person :
"i nave neen am-rted with an incuraiile
disease foa 20 years for ten years without hav.
ing any attention. I have been at periods very
erratic-demented at times and at times I
could not resist th temptaiicn to break all my
good resolutions. In consequence of the offen
siveness of my affliction, and its debilitating
enecis. i was oolised ts seer low aocitftv. If 1
obtained a situation in a respectable business, I
resorted to some base place. I have always
loved my family, now in Texas, and expected to
visit them some day. My brother Charley in
California, I especially wanted to see : but the
melancholy effect my appearance would have
upon mm caused me to forbear going to see
him. I have been at times almost insane, and
my health is almost broken, and I would not
have Ion" to live, at beet : so I end this wretch
ed existence for, I hope, a better. A diseased
braui is not understood. I can have no sleep.'
' A. J. Hctchissox."
The deceased was a large, tine-looking
man in life, having a very intelligent
countenance.
THK LAW OF THE SIXTH LED
ISLATCRE REGULATING NO.
TICK OF SALES ON EXECU
TION.
Following is a copy of the Act of last
Winter relating to the publication of
Sheriffs sales by newspaper and other
wise :
.a.V ACT to amend " an Act to regulatr procmlings
in nril cafes in the Courts cf Justice of this
.valf. ma re rrptai au amer Acts in relation
thereto," approved March S. 18f'9.
The People of the State of ftevada representtd in
Senate and Assembly, da mart as follows
Section 1. Section two hundred and twtintr-
three of Title Seven of An Act to regulate pro-
eediniis m civil casts in tue conns or Jnsuce
of this State, and to repeal aH other Acts in re
lation thtreto," approved March 8, Li
heivby amended to rvad as follows :
Sec. 22:1. Btfore the sale of property on exe
cution, notice thereof Bhali be givtn as follows: i
First, in cases of perishable properly, by post
ing written notice oi me time ana place ol sale
in three public places of the township or city
wnere sne saie us 10 xage place ior sucn a tine
as may be reasonable considering the eharactt r
and condition of the property. Second In case
of other persml J r rkriy, by posting a similar
notice in three public places in the towuship
or cilj whtre tile sale is to take plsce, not let
than live nor mre than ten d:iys successively,
and in case of sale on execution issuing out of a
restrict Co art, by the publication of a copy of
itid notice at leat once a week for the same pe
riod, ia a newspaptr, if there be one iu the
county. Third In ease of real property, by
posting a siaultf- notice, particularly describiii
the property, for tciity days successively in
three public places oi the township or city
where the property is situated, and also where
the property is to be sld ; and also by publish
ing a copy of enid notice once a Week for the
sauie periinl in a newspaper, if there be due in
the county ; proricfd, that the cost of such pub
lication shall in no case exceed the sum of two
dollars and fifty cents pt-r square for the urst
insertion and one dollar persquare for each sub
sequent insertion ; nd. procUJ further, that in
any c-se where the paper authorized by this Act
to pnblish such notice of sale shall neglect or
refuse, from any cause, to make such publica
tion, ihen the posting of notices as provided in
the preceding section of this Act, shall be
deemed sufficient notice ; provided farther, no
tices of the sale of property on execution upon
a judgment for any sum less than five hundred
d-,lia.-.s exclusive of costs, shall be given only
by posting in three pnblic places in the connty,
one of which shall b- posted at the Court House, j
Approved February 21, 1S73.
LITEST TELEGRAMS.
Yesterday's advices from New York
say that the tbntiti'ueo! eight-hour al)or
sirike is imuiiiieiit.
Lieutenant Governor Pettit of W'is-
eonsjn j3 dond.
, Jcrome B. Wss, inspector at large of
' . .
! internal revenue was so ba.Uv injured by
being thrown from a buggy that his life
. ; j jrf( o
j , . , .
' A v,ry tooths une murder has just
lieen perpetrated in Brooklyn. A man
wao a-te.i the principal part ia a mock
was t lo deuth by oW
, ,,, . . ...
ly. and the old lady is missing and all
1 Brooklyn is agog with excitement and
j eager considering the mystery of the i
t PmgkLiiI Wiiun nutniet i ..tiiweii r res
ignation to the Senate; and the Gold
Hill AVtCT has a dispatch saying that
Caldwell has no notion of resigning.
At Toungstown, Ohio, the coal rioters
have been put down and the new labor-
ers put in t heir places.
The feeling amongst the farmers of
the West against the railways for dis
criminating in freights and other acts of
injustice is increasing.
The London 7imf thinks there will
come a war lefore long between Spain
and the United States our differences
growing out of the Cuban war.
John Devine, uliiis The Chicken, under
sentence of death in San Francisco, cut
his way oilt of his cell mid when discov
ered whaled the jailor.
The funeral services in San Francisco
over the remains of the late Judge
Shafter were very largely attended.
A Chinaman, convicted of theft, at
tempted to commit suicide in the San
Francisco jail by hanging, but was cut
down and his life saved.
More soldiers have been sent to the
Modoc war.
Mas Shot at Gold Hill. One Allen
was very dangerously wounded yester
day afternoon by a man named Levi
Ch:'rmr; (ioA Will The -Wir eives
the following particulars :
" It seems that a carpenter, who was
intoxicated at the time, while seated at
the dinner table had made use of some
improper language to a young woman
who was waiting on the table, in conse
quence of which he was ejected from the
dining room by Chapman. Allen took
the carpenter's part, and some h:.;!.
words followed, when Chapman drew i
nis revolver ana nred, hitting the unfor
tunate man as stated above. The
wounded man bled freely from the
month, the ball having passed turou
the right lung. The wound although se
vere, is not tnougnt by his physicians to
oe necessarily iaiai.
One Johx Mitchell,, a wealthy farmer
of Paradise Valley, Cal., raised 3.000
tons of wheat and instead of selling it
bought 2,000 more tons all of which he
holds in anticipation of a rise, which
rise he has been advised of by " the
spirits." $25,000 worth of wheat is
the biggest investment ever yet made by
a man who accepted a partnership with
the viewless agents which perform the
various miracles of table tipping and
icrial banjo playing.
A block of marble inscribed as by his
own orders has been received ra San
Francisco from Aberdeen, Scotland,
where it was cut, for the tomb of the
late Horace Hawes. His widow will
cause this monument to be erected to
his memory at Laurel Hill Cemetery.
John Labcojibk and a man named
Vi eliington have been arrested at Reno
charged with having placed a fish trap in
the Truckee for the purpose of catching
trout. The contrivance which they had
placed ia the river had effectually
stopped all the trout from going to their
spawning beds, bo the Journal informs
us.
Los Angelas seems to have its f nil
share of the epizootic. So severe is the
desease in its effects there that livery
stable keepers refuse to hire out their
animals altogether. Up to date this dis
order ranst have been mora than usually
mild in Carson.
If the small-pox continues to prevail
at its present rate of fatality in Utah the
Mormon problem will be settled as ef-
f-vtliallv ss the Tn diin nnos'iVin- foe in
Ieclanl,y 88 "e Indian ques jou , lor m
a year's time annihilation will overtake
wjj0je brood of small tithe payers.
Mtbon Asgil and W. H. Pitchford
are going to remove the Schell Creek
Prospect materials to Pioche and sot up
a new daily paper there.
Loos Jaxiv, well-known in this State
as one of a family of scientific ruining
experts, has been appointed by the Jap
anese government to superintend a gen
eral geological examination of that
country. He is to have the comfortable
salary of $1,000 per month.
THE WINTER TRADE!
Largest Sales Lowest Prices
A. B DRIESBACH,
Wboleaa.1 aad HaOC
CARSON STREET '
Oarson Oity,
Offers tile Moat Extrusive stock !!
Smallest Margin will not be beat
ran not be aiuderaold fame the
best of everything, and in
vices all wanting
GROCERIES
TO GIVE ME A CALL.
Always on hind a full stock ef
FLOUR AND FEED,
WINES, LIOUORS, PORTER & ALE,
Also
HARDWARE, CUTLERY,
Nails, Scales,
Farmins Tools
Crockery Ware,
Powder and Fuse,
Wall Paper,
Doors and Windows,
Window Glass,
Paints, Oils and Varnish.
Paint and Varnish Brushes
California Lime,
Plaster Paris,
Cement,
Plasterers' Hair,
Tinware,
Etc., Etc.
I have as large a stock of goods ss any hou
in the Trade, and ain prepare J to fnruish by
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Every article score mentioned.
Goods deliv fra af charge.
A. B. DRIKSBACK.
A WANT SUPPLfED
OLCOVICH BROS,
HAVE RECEIVED-
Boots and Shoos,
Boots and Shoes;
Boots and Shoes,
Cents' Boots,
Youths Boots,
Boys' Boots.
LADIES' SHOES.
MISSES' SHOES,
CHILDREN'S SHOES.
ELEGANT STYLES AND GREAT VARIETY I
ALSO
DH.Y QOODS,
CLOTHING, CARPETS, ETC.
OLCOVICH BROS.,
Carson 4t fbmHla Kts., Carson '!-
. d. oBAwscnxnt. j. a. onsimv. tt. . aiASoa.
MASON, CHENEF & CO.,
Ov-rxrs asd 9Ai.wimoii Penrod Bl rfc, c
nerof Canon and and Td'grapli treat.
Wauboisi Corner of Plaza and Mwr ate
CAASQN CITY, NEVADA,
tir HOLES J
ff ers in
ANO RETAIL DKaL
Groceries, Provisions,
FLOUi. AND FEED,
i Blasting
and SMtinff Powder.
Hardware, Tinvrar-.
Crockery, Glassware.
Cattery, Paints and Oils,
Kbet, Fase, Boots, atbuay
Furnishing: Goods, &c.
We have the largest and best r-ire-proof in
the State, and are prepared to receive
Grain s, General Merchandise
on STORAGE at all times, and to niak CASH
ADVANCES u Ux ome.
Goods delivered free of charge ;n all parts ul
the city and la any patt of the surroniidinjr
countrv.
jal-tf
MASON, CHEKET k CO.
JACOB TOUK I UK
UKALEE 13
GROCER I ES
AXD
PROVISIONS, WINES AND LIQUORS
WALL PAPER,
Faints md Oils
ALSO,
GENTLEMEN'S
Furnishing Goods,
Elc Etc., Etc.
Corner Carson and Ilnsser Sts...
CARSON cur, HEVADa
DRUGS! DRUGS! DRUGS!
F. COLTON,
:w i' iiiitniiivinv
WHOLESALE ANO RETAIL DKAL
er in
Drugs', Chemicals,
Patent Medicines,
Fancy a
nd Toi
let Articles,
Oils, Brushes, Soaps.
Garden Seeds,
ALSO,
Pure Wines and Liquors
F. COLTON.
ADOL.PII JACOBS
FROFItlKTOB OF THE
STORE,
AT THr
Ormsby House Corner
rs
CARSON CITY. NEVADA,
Keeps the Finest Brands of
TIAVA.NA t: I AKH,
Ar,n
DOME Tl fIC RS,
TOJU' 'OH.
GENUINE . MEEH HACM PIPKf.
:Fin Oitlory.
Which ho will sell at lowest rates possible.
jsoa, December 11' um.
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