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SHERIFF'S SALE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDER
~ and by virtue of a writ of execution. issued
out of, and under the seal of, ths District Court,
First Judicial District, in and for the County Of
Storey, State Of NeN ada, on a Judgment rendt red
in the said Court on the 18th day of November
A. D. 1856 8, in favor of The elbow Jacket Silver
Mining Company and against The Prop,ietors Of
the Mexican Mil, for the sum of Sl2 514 .5-10o,
with interest the, at the rate of ten Per cent
per aunum from Nov, nter Eth, 1865, until paid
and accruing costs, and to me, such sheriff, d.
rected and delivered, commanding HE to satisfy
said Judgment ont Of the property of the SAID
iudgTlent debtor, The Proprietuls 4 the iieAicaA
Nj l. in said County Cf pFE.sly.
In ccnElinnce with said WIT. I have lev; :
upon, : led ard t,,ken u "N-r.r.;5 lid will
pose to sale at pub an q b.. -. Ae Court House
door of OrElsly chi. y -, i'll tie town #
Carson City,
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NTH DIVISION OF TIE COLLECTION
L District Of the State IF Nevada. Coz prIsing
the County Il Douglas, Notice is hereby gwen
that the vaiua ions, >rnents or euunleraions
of sui j.cts liable t. duty under tie Internal Rev
enUe Laws 81 the United States, made and talk II
by Richard Y. Allen. Assistant Assessor for .ail
division. ami returned to ME IN the annual lst I
May, 1stS. will remain open for the nirati,
Of a persons concerned, Tor the SPACE OF TEN
DAYS from the date hcre'f. at the flee Of the
Assistant Assessor If said Division in tie town cf
Genoa, between the hours If o'clo, X \ ". a:.i
F. VI, each day, and after the expiration Of said
days, to wit the eth day Of May, A. D,
lS6S at my Office in Carson CITY. Aevale,
will receive and determine all an Gals I'LL
alive To errone, us excessive valuations. assess
ments enumeration made and taken by said
Assistant Assessor. All apVta,s TO tie Assessor.
as aforesaid, must be male in writing. and city
the particular cause, matter OF thing. RESI- Getting
which decision Is requested and sh,ll more, yer
state the ground or principle of error complained
of. WARREN WASS IN, L. :. Assessor.
Genoa April 1865
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GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.
T1e Greatest Discovery Of this or any other Age.
Prentive Powders for Married Ladies.

These powders will be found of essential value to
th,se whose means. health, or other circumstan-
css d. not permit them to increase the number Of
their family without Inconvenience. suffering. and
perhaps risk Of life This preparation is new safe.
iaf.Il be convenient and simple, and cannot in
lure the he nth Of the most delicate. 1t curtails
privileges, but gives strength and vigor- Nor
ally con dered it is If the highest utility, and sus
tsined by the sonndest principles Of pruden e and
virtue Their use should be avoided at certain
times Prize $40 box Sent to any part Of the
Cast perfectly safe from suspicion.
Esmit the amount bv Mail or Express. addressed
70 BENZ JOSEELYN. NJ. D
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OFFICIAL REPORT OF THE STATE
BOARD OF EXAMINERS UPON THE
CONDITION OF THE STATE TREAS
URY,

| CTATE OF NEVADA. COUNTY OF ORMSBY,
10 SSH. G. Bia>del and c. N. Note1are,
| being first duly sworn, each says for himself
| that he is member of the Beard of Examiners
| of the State Of Nevada that he did on the 18th
day of October, A. D. 1865, count the money in
the Treasury Of said State, and that there was
at the County Of Ormsby in said State Treasury
the of IS, go 90 in currency, aud S301 10 in
gold and silver COIN making the total amount in
the Treasury at said county So 263 49, We fur
Their that informed by Henry A
Rhoa,,es, Treasurer's Clerk, that of the States
money there is on deposit in the Bank Of Calitor-
mia at Virginia City, Nevada, the sum Of 3 244 90
currency.
Making currency on hand and reported...sS2 06 90
To al on hand and repcrted...--..SS.5t 46
IL. G. BLASbEL,
c. y. NOTEWARE.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 14th day |
of October, A. D. 1865.
CHARLES MARTIN.
Notary Public, Orrlsby Co., Nevada.
A true copy. -
c. y. NOTEWARE,
Secretary of the Board of Examiners.
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EMISAL ESS.

The Young who experiences that growing
weakness in his muscular and mental organic ,tion
should stop to consider whence it arises. He will
iud in the we Akness of the. back trembling of the
limbs, dis rdered digestion, unaccountable failing
II the powers Of the mind dstaste for society dread
Of impending trouble, foreb,dings If evil. sleep
ie.suess troubled and lacivious dreams. accompan-
led by growing deafness, loss of muscular power,
and humorous other symptoms of diserganzatiun,
the positive traces of that most terrible and Ges-
tructive of all diseases. Seminal Weakness-wasting
away his powers, destroying his hope Of life AID
manic d, and dragging him along the broken
bath of his existence, toward a premature and
Ioathsome grave. t. him who finds his life drib-
lag out in the discharge Of the vital principle If
existence, in nocturnal aud diurnal emissions. the
mere cessation of the causes Of its appearance
brings assurance of relief.
Marriage, that holy Office, the safe guard and
hose of i'll .nhood brings to such one no hope of
cure, but adds to his misery in thu knowledge Of
r,e one who looks to him for much of her hap
piuess isa victim of his evil and an innocent
panou OF his punishment. He adds to his misery
and disorder until hope leaves him. There is
rescue except in proper and skilful treatment -
Consult then. AT once physician when long prac
lice and careful research has made him thoroughly
canversant with every phase Of the disease. Ihosa
who have become the victims of seitory vices that
ire adful fascinating and de.tructable habit which
fills thousands of sick rooms with paraytics and
consumptives, and hundreds Of untimely graves
vita its misguided victims. should consult without
a moments delay. one who will simpathiZe with
their suff-rings T such the Doctor would especial
ly recommend him elf, giving to each aud all,
guarantees of a Perfect and Permanent Cure,
without Hindrance from Business, Change OF Diet
or Fear of Exposure.
Do not forget the address. See below:
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PRIVATE DISEASES

n3ieS. IN tenltles the greai
lestr1yers of health. They in>idously attack the
system, AMI gradually undermine ard destroy it
they drive the bloom from the cheek, the lusire
from the eye, the strength ami viyor from the
poison, through successive generations, the of
nan. The marks can be in scrofnla. Con
sumption, CrIpples, the Id.otic, the Paralytc the
Insane.
There is NJ more terrible scourGe to the human
race than those diseases arising from the contami-
nation Veneriil Poison. The ni;liest FORMS by re-
treating to the blood. hold the aifiic
ted the sword of destruction that is liable at any
moment to fell and blight-tO utterly destroy-ail
earthly hopes.
MERCUhY, recognized as the most FATAL
MEDICAL ENEMY to man. combining with the
yenerial, doubles his dangers Those who have
bsen treated with that perniciou, MINERAL Pol
son, IL 1t cured the disease has only assumed
a new form.
Do NOBLE SATISFIED WITH PARTIAL CURES
That leaves the poison to crawl through the sys
tenn eating its way into the tissues and organs
bene tth he apparently smooth surface, to burst
oIt in the future with virulence that will btffle
the effects of me iicine. When Perfect CURES can
be obtained by consulting physician, whom long
practice and thorough investigation into the CAUSE
# Diseases of the UNNARY ORG ANS, enable to
determine at once the cause Of the disease.
In all diseases entrusted to the Doctor care:
PERFECT. SPEEDY, and PERMANENT CURES
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In all Cases Cures Guaranteed.

In Syphilis anil its afjuI.ct~, Gonnorrhra and
accompanying diseases; in all disorders of the Bad
der, Kidneys and postate; Siminal Weakness;
Diseases OF the Heart and Lnng-; Dyspepsia; Indi-
gestion, Imp ,tency; Incpient Consumption, and
all diseases of the unary organs in either SEX cure
- \ Ii .
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Important to the Ladies'.

When a female is in trouble or afflicted with dis
ss.e aud requires medical or surgical attendance,
toe enquiry should be, Where is there a ply sician
who is fu Is competent to administer relief. and
whose ,ectsble standing in society recommends
him to the conf ienc of the community? The d &c
tor. understanding how imperativey necessary
these requirements are, feels called upon to inter-
pose and by calling the attention of the afflicted
to Tho fact that he has been Professor of Obste-
tries and Female Diaeases for TWENTY YEARS and
i. fully qualified to administer in all cases, both
Medically and surgically. not in uperficisI man
lar, but in as thor ugh manner as years of study
aud p-actice-both in hospitals and Iriva.e fam-
lies-cnH make tn save them from the h iuds of the
u1anaIiird, interruptions, and designing. There
fore families can rely upon him upon a fther.
All in affection can ind i'll him who feel
and simp,thize with ant befriend them in tr 'uhie
one in whose SECRECY the utmp st confidence can
be placed Consultat on by Letter OF Oiherwise)
FREE. See address below.
The Celebrated Fem ale II en- dies.
G. npounled from the private prescriptions of DR..
Yonng, have now obtained Il most extended pop1
I,rity and are correctly viewed to be tie safest
and surest remedies f,r the com laints for Which
they are applied. The constantly accruing resti-
n,onals of their efficacy. declared them to be pre-
erninently superior to their action.
No la iy should be without these Renovating
AGENTS. None genuine unless procured at this
office. Sent by all or Express to any part of the
STATE.
CHEAT FEMALE MEDICINE,
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Sheriff. Ornl-ly county, Ne ada.
Cerson. November =, I>CS. n2i-ti
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On Tuesday. the Sd day of Novsm-
Ter t.E. lsGS.

Thai sad GCneraI ElIctI1n WI Re led, and
polls oIeLed AT such Places sla'l have been
cgally designated, for the YurIose # sl,esiug tho
7 How Ing fTicers t,,-Nit
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PRIVATE MEDICAL INSTITUTE
Established by
Dr.. j. c. YOUNG, in 1850.
No Cure. No Pay.

rIrHIS CELE BR ATED INSTITUTE
i has enjoyed on this Coast uninterrupted
success of eighteen years. and has became one Of
the M 'st celebrated Institutes of the age.
The great number actually received and cure1,
place it in point of number of patients among the
very first of tine world AMI the success of its treat
ment ranks it second TO none
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-03-06
A Choice Library OF Music,

The United $ nles .M.aieul Il ri.,e. published
l'y J. l.. Peters, :u0 Is, oadway, New York, is
b.tore ua, aEl merits the attention of MI lovers
oi E.u-ic. II is n mammoth monthly ma asnzinr
sheet music size. containing over seventeen
l'ngcs "f musical news. reviews, uni choice sr,
Items, every line of which is readable, and we
should say, invaluable 10 all musicians. This
nl"ne is we'll worth years. subscription.
which il only So. The publishers, however,
10 not stop here, for, in addition to the above,
each number coi,ia four l.icccs Of choice ne
In,si: lay the bc.i writer's in america, thus Civ
ing select library Of new music at such low
ratio that even the losrcsi may indulge in what
Ina: hi,Eerto been conridcrcd luxury.
The music in the H:tIe- is Of the best, as the
following select list will testify. all Of which. has
appeared wi,l.in its pages during the l.si six
n."n,h-: - Nora n'Nrnl," ka,y McF-rran."
You've been friend 10 me- and Kiss me
good i.ye. darling" oil by William s. lays
" G"nh-hY-. bu, come again." nil.l '.Do you
think tie muon could have seen U.S. hy J. X.
ThUi.ns "Ally Ray" and Little Erown
Church. by Willism i. ritts: "Marihe:l," by
Ganks; " l.rt the dead anil the beautiful rest. y
Break, break, . Sea-" etc. Al.". KinS~rs
" Heavenly Thoughts" and "Nxil-n's Blush
Schoi,isch-," Marks . DAmn.k Hose" and
" u Kite Roso. March," and ,excrsl other choice
pieces. smcur,ing in nll T." :? st retail prices
The .Hr'rH Rerir:. ia published ~, S.. rrr
yer: single c"lieS 2n cents. No iuiuily
should be withou. it.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-03-06

Iil7T 81 Nm !.pls A. AlI,X-We re-
Cret I" nhluurce tie j. all, Of Mr. James A
hLrn. one Of our musi est, erned fellow r:i;z"ns,
at ,+si'rn"e IN our Yh:sSr. on last We'd
na dhy night. The deceased was fr n long
time All invalid. and fell at Last victim to tho
SOW bu tfure nrrr' scl.s 0! the f.!l destroyer
consumption. We knew h,m lon- AMI wsl,.
nnd can wrll hear I. s:iu.cry to The high iu,ry.
ri,v "f his ol,arac!<r <r aal ,he t.am-iessue.s %;
Liz lifc. 4 s'ne:rc ard ri..us Christian, n high
minded an,l !.Thlic spirited o"ix \, IA eour-
isols and at'.lle gentlemen. h. wns snI-arra
|" lar:. circle nf relatives and friend. Ly the
hLl~hi'y 81 i.iA temper aid tho kinttnss. oi lis
heart. lie had in 10 small Iie..ure that Char
iy which "lhInse'h no evil, IN, r.i,iccll iu the
TRUTH" and r-arcd it. pa.ursl reward iu the
high teS-rJ aud .jevo,e.i attachment uf his
h:euda. The counsellor the guide and pro
t'e,or Of large u"d arp.nde., is.u:iy, hi. Ios,
I" .'.ein it irrcraInh:s.
The funeral ssivic-, will take place at III.
frrs''S i~rlnn church VI our ,if.rs Al II
osl".k this mosning
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-03-06
Public Meeting at Gpesawood.,

Pursuant TO due public notion sFyen. tiis ohi-
zess ~ Greenwood md yie;aity s,sensbI-d nesr
the D-ras. Oh aAturday. the aath ~ Psbrssry t.
eonsal, together on she grave psshical question.
aud Issues which now ehall.ng" the si.o.t, an1-
;ous attention Of every lover Of his eosntry. Of
every friend Of social order, and of every hrsd
Of family.
On motion Of Dr.. r.. r. Calhoun, Augustus
N. Aik"n, E'q, Was called to thx chair, aud
,. T. B'ozor requested to act ~ SECRETARY.
." motion. tho Chairman 7wns requested TO
select . Committee of Three TO prepare t,,sin sss
for the meeting; whsreupoa he appointed Mai.
}. A. Leland. DR.. r. T. Calhoun aud las. Crss-
well, E.q.. hr that purpose.
During tho progress Of tho meeting. the
Cointni,tes. through their Chairman, submit. ~
the accompanying repork aud resnia,ions. After
an interchange of views aud s.u,imsn,,, ~
wh'"h the utmost hasmony aud accord pre-
vailed bith report aud resolutions were ussn
issossiy adopted.
In e"rnI%nses with tl,s last resolution, Q
roll was prepared i.y tn. Secretary. for" Mem
he's Of tho Democratic Club" aud son,e forty
Of our most prominent citizens cains proinpsl,
! fnrw ard and signed their names.
Immediately after the formation Of tho ro!l
the following officers were uuuuin,ously oieo, ell
Mnj l.. a. LELAND. President; A. N
! AIKEN, E'q. Vrce-rresid-n,; Dr. r. !;
CALHOUN. C"rrosl"n.li"g Secretary 3. r
! BOt'ZER. Secretary aud Treasurer.
After fixing upon 'he Time aud PLACE Of IN.
ture mse,,ngs Of the Club. and ether matter
"f detail, this pr.l'lninsr! meeting was adj urn
cd sine do.
S r. DOOZER,
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there hsing . vacancy in tho representation
from Maryl md c.ussl i,y the refusal 10 a.ii,i.
Mr.. Thomas. It will require s6 to convict aud
ls:,o aequit, The Republican streng.h is A..
tho Democratic II. but can Z Republicans he
found 10 veto with the. Democrats against I'M
peachmsnt SAYS "NIack" Of ths Cincinnati
Conansrciuk "Shoul.l seven out of forty two
vote with the miuority, the President will Le
acquitted. III were called upon 10 name
who will DO apt to do this, should say
Feascnden, who hates Waie and won't veto for
HIM into tho White lIou.s il he c"n help H.;
Anthony, who is naturally Conservative, and
frequently ,hows courage c"oush 10 vote III
dependent Of his party; Grimes, who doesn I
s,lp,ire " aje, and who has been oppossd to
Impeachment all nI~Ae. There's three. A.
(rr the four more shall hot insht'on nnmss
nor iu,prorsr p,ntives-hut vacant j,lse.h hipa
and the like have much to do with the votes Of
Of Senators whose official career is about to
jra W to II cluse-nnd there are fifteen uf thew,
in that Interesting situation. Thnts a vile
slnnier. is III We'll. Ti,omns ii. Benton is my
authority. Senators w,,e no, aIovc eucl, bar
gni"ings in his day. according to the Thirty
Years. and are they better how ihnn then !
Besides, Didn't Now uamr,hire Senator in
the .n.tI"ngres. change front within twenty
four hons on the quest on Of odmi,ting the
Presidents s-u-in-luw to his sent, aud dlm'i
tho President arr"int him United States Judg.
next tln,i Wait snI zee aud ick I.in hrrc.
II the Prssil-nt lie not acquitted, then there is
no purchase ~ ra'Lonrge.
- =
The Court.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-03-06

THE STATE LCNAT1o Asylum Tho
forthcoming report Of DR.. J. W. Par
kcr, tho Jealous aud efficient supcrin-
tendent Of this institution, presouts
the following facts Of general utter
EST:
Patients in the Aaylam, Sovomber
oh, l9GG-males 70; females II; TO-
tAI42. February p, 1sGs-received
to this date III total ESQ. OF this
rum5cr thcro have Lccn discharged
cured SO; removed on trial 4 clcpcd
2; died IL; total 55. Now under
treatment 204-malcs 90; females
ia. Paying class ca; paupers 1i0
OF those who died-l from apoplcxy,
! from abscoss, . from general pa nly
bis, from heart disease, 2 from con
sumption, from irani.ion, 9 from
commissions, ! from diarr! na. Tho
oolorod insane arc comfortably provi
d-d for in separate buildings, with
pleasant grounds, and under tho i'm
mediate caro- IF intelligent and expo.
,ienced attendants cf thcir own color.
They nro clothed, fed aid in cvery
respect troated as the white patients
Ut the samo class. Tho nnu.bcr Of
colored insane resolved since Novom
Der S, 1866, is A.; all paupers. Shave
been cured, and 9 iave d:od, leaving
81 now in the Asylum:
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-03-06

Tue CoNvEHT1'S-TuInlY-Ni DAr.-Thc
Convention on Saturday made up f,r. t.me lo.,
1r Friday. Commencing with sretion 10 oil
'ho Judicial department, of the Constitution.
nf:esn sections were discussed, amended aui
i',,.ri ta a third reading.
Section 81, ss eucpLad. provides that the
e.oetors +f sach Judicial District slull elect
tLres pcrspns, for tho term Of 80 yeurs. wl.o
.hsl constitute board Of County comnis-
sibrsit Who nrs TO have jurisdiction over
'oAds. hi:hwnys ferries, and: all matters. .re!a-
Eog to endorsements rf money for County
l'r.p SIS. taxes. &c.- with. however. The H., ht
reserved Of appealing 10 ri,c State courts.
An atterr: was made TO irovi 10 for the
slcet ion Of the probate Judge blythe General
A~ssmhly but on this motion. Mr.. s. &. Dill.
" ksr.haw, tands a speoch. in mLich the lrua,!
ground Was taken that .he people hai been
iolL-d of thor rights enough. nu1 that the
General Assembly . Us not more to 10 trusted
~ its ch",ce uf competent men than The pee.
,.le Themselves. Tie proposition acco, dinghy
f,ii:!.
.Jns!;c's Of The peacc anu cons.an'.s gro to
b. dected hy ,IIa l:cor'e for reri",l Of Two
Nenrs. oastiess OF the peace ato 10 have ju-
rIsdiction in all matters of contract. action.
for the recovery of 6n-s, in matters sr o.i;ctc,
~hero the a,uvunt involved does not exceed
500; also in'rrosecuiions for assault nui bat
terry. aud other penal Offences Is.s than felony
luas!saLlc Gy fines only. Tn"y MAY also si'
ss r1anising courts, a.d commit. discharge, or
rs'oynize prrsonH. except in capital cas,s~ Tie
fsss Of judge. Of p' oLa,s county col,un ssioIs
jn.,ioss Of tho peace aud vonstabl.a. are 10 be
'"spl,tsl hy the General Assembly, Tie ods
insi xia9se limiting the ago Of judges TO scvcn
" years. has besn' stricken out. The -At,"r-
n'y General is,to be elected hy tile people 10,
four ) sdrs Tho q6aiihed vIxctors OF .sacl
Evnnty nrs ailo to elect .i,s shrriff aud eoro-
hsr for four years. The ofirs Of ."lic:tor il
1k'wise gi'en to the i'spi'!s--tsrtn four Jea's
--(au.lOSfoH N.xe
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it"tA-rs asking rs Tut NO sstss r-i,pr,ed ., thai
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The Fan Term Of the C"urt Of Comm on
Pleas aud General Sessions fur our Dn'ric'
mmcncc.l on Mon.]ay last. his lionnr Judge
Suo'o. "f AI,lris"", Ir-'idiny with Liza usual
nbilit, cou,t-.y md IL, hani,y. In his charge
to III. Gaml Jury. his il,n"r pre~rn'c ci an i'll
t-ics:ing re,irw Of The s..u:ce "f jlIliei.l nu-
u.nr;:v, aE, showed very c!ra,ly the validity ol
judicial acts pc, formed un1,r the rauct of n
mere u" f"c:o government. The punishment
Of crimes and III. protection Of person aud
property, gov out Ut the nrcessities Of the
case, and aic essential 10 lhe very existence o!
society.
Monday and portion Of Tue,,lny were de-
voted 10 the Summary Process c.s-s. hut the
erinn,l Lusinss Of the t.rm rromi'sA to mo-
n"Ioliza the rest Of the week. ,lr cnpita a
fei"nics furni.h cinrl"ym' ut k,r cur worthy
solicitor. J. +. Reed, Esq. WIN is WELDING
the ,hrnt.,s Of the prosecution with charao
t"rotic en"rgy n"i efficiency.
An aggravated eass nf rape, tho State "a
Hampton Jon.s. a fiesi,Hut,. resulted in YER
diet Of conviction.
In the cnae of the State n Eaa.umd Pratt
for murder which vas sent hack f"r new
trial. the Irsu"~r " n, ably defended by Aes'r.
Thomson, MrG"~an. and Fair. and after pro
trac'ed trial wns arqsi',ei.
In tho case "f tho Sta. VI. Usm!in, for ar,ol
'he prisoner afer an nilo d~fcnco Ly Me,srs
Bur, aid Wilson. wa, acquitted.
A'nnn. The men'.rrs. OF tho Enr in attend
nnce on The t"ut, fr.In ether D..tre!s. We OBJ
serve VIM e. Harris. !sq. Of Laurens.