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Y'HIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE-That on the
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day Of June A. d. iS w.reutl IN bankruptcy vas issued as
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An Illustrated The principal suburban places on the Lac OF
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HRINITY CHURCH, New Ork.-Mr. HENRY
ERBEN begs that ORGAN RECITAL 70 eEhot
recently made BY hun In ne Eet
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Church New-York NJ Morgan Trinity Church
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Caufel samuel Warren, GTace Church New lok Mr. Ot
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Tickets be had without charse ron
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rom tie the Church. and at MI Brbens factory No
WootersL
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9lotitts Of Bankruptcy.

IN BANKRUPTCY.-DIST of NEW
JERSEY sat Trenton IN sal District the 25,h dsy q May
A. D. 1863 TIE undersigned hereby Dives notice % bis acToumeu; AZ
Assignee Of CHARLES LOUESBCBY II Freehold in the Comfy u
ard Of NeNJefsrr within said D let who has been
bis hy tr District Conn - SAID
District Jy8 law9vW ~. CANFiElD, As-iguee.
IN BANKRUPTCY-D of NEW
JERSEY Trenton, in saii District the 22d DAY Of June
A. D. 1853 The undersigned hereby gives notice Of lie pluent
Assignee Of AUGUSTUS NAMING Of Freehold n the Couu OF
Monmouth Of Neweey within said District who hss been
aiiudgeI Bankrupt MS petition, bv tie District Court 81 SAID
IU.frr+ Jrg law9wW Il. CANFIELD. Assguee
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obstruction.

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IA fitted Fan Term begins September g. S T. FROST a ",
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SAN FRANCISCO DISPATCH.


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SAN FKANCIsCo, October 20.-Joseph
Graffee, a grocer ofthis city, committed sui
eide in Alameda County few days ago by
shooting himself through the head. He
was found in field, and some of his friends
think he was murdered.
Captain George w. Ryder, prominent
Republican and Odd Lellow, died of apo
plexy last night.
A feature of the grand Union tnrchlight
procession next Tuesday night will be a
company of young men who are entitled to
cast their first vote at the election, and who
vote for Grantand Colfax.
There was large meeting of Democrats
last evening at Platt's Hall, which was ad-
dressed by Colonel Kewen, Democratic can
didate for elector.
The failure of Lucy & Hymes, soap man
ufactures, is announced; their liabilities are
variously reported from $50 900 to $50, 000.
Hymes has mysteriously disappeared.
The steamer Japan, from Yokohama, ar
rived this afternoon.
The town of Neegata had been bombarled
by steamers from Satsuma and Choshin and
totally destroyed. No further particulars
have come, but it is believed that all Euro
oeans are safe. Yedo is to be opened, &C
,ording to the present intention, on the lst of
October. The Mikado has established the
Seat of Government at Yedo.
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PLATFORu and RESOLUTIONS
Nevada Union State Convention.
OF TIE

Is'solred, Tha: the Union Republican
Convention of the State Of Nevada endorse
uaconditionaily the platform adopted by the
National Convention OF the Union Republi-
can party a Chicago. Nav 10Th, 1858.
Resolred, That {. s. Grant, the great cap
tain, having lead our armies on to victory
syainst the enemies of our government. we
recognize in him the proper leader to lead
the great armies of Union voters to victory
on the Sd day of November next.
Resotred, That il Schuyler Coifax we rec
o1nize a firm, consistent patriot. a true friend
OF the Pacific Coast, a wise statesman, and
one who in the councils of the nation second
ed the efforts of his chief upon the field.
Resolred, That on this, the anniversary of
Mexican independence, we congratulate our
sister republic that by the bravery of her peo-
PIE they have obtained their present position
among the Republics of the world and that
the sympathy of true Union men is with
every people, everywhere, who are struggling
for their Liberties.
Reso red, That being, as a party in favor
OF Of intelligent suffrage only, we heartily
endorse the action of our National Conven-
ton il its position of leaving to Nevada and
all other loyal States the undisputed RICH. to
regulate tiIe question of suffrage for them
selves.
iteseh,ed, That we have, unabated conf
dence IN the cCnstancv, conscience and cour-
aye, the paxsy, patriotism and purpose of the |
people of the United States, who, in war and
',eace, have thus far proved themselves equal
/, every emergency, and viii! so continue to
he end.
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THE HARMONIOUS DEMOCRACY.

| When scoundrels fnd themselves in a
bad scrape, them are very apt to 60 to
quarrelIing among themselves, and, as
a last resort, to turn States evidence
against one another. Here is an evil
dence of this sort Of thing from no less
a Democratic teacher than Brick
Pomeroy:
Probably no one thing has operated so I'M
favorably to our success in the canvass as the
existence and course of the boiling treacher-
Gus, double faced and false faced sheet in this
| city which these leaders and Committees
have. by the certificates Of character and ur-
gent appeals for support which they have
from time to time issued in It's behalf, forced
into extensive circulation among the Demo-
cratic masses and thereby given a power of
mischief which is telling tremendously against
us at every stage and in every movement of
the campaign. This bastard concern, begot-
ten of Pnritanism and corruption and brought
into pretended but false adhesion to the
Democratic party for a price. at the same
time that its controlling spirit declared that
he loathed Democracy and that it would be
only IN the last extremity and under su-
preme pecuniary necessity that he would even
Join it in appearance, a, he could never do in
heartily its reputation of the financial
plank of the platform and open hostility to
the positions so fully and earnestly accepted
and advocated by our candidates, federal and
State, as the leading and strongest issue of
the canvass, has done an amount Of harm to
the cause which cannot now be estimated, |
and viii not be known until the great count |
shall be made, and may then be found (which |
God fOrbid) to have been fatal to our success. !
From every quarter comes up the testimony |
that the course of this false, yenal press is |
weakening and endangering 10 US to an ex-
tent which these leaders and Committees will |
never awake from their deep sleep to dis
cover until it will be too late to apply a
remedy and the fatal work which seems to be
its mission may be done. So, too, thousands
of deceived and BETRAYED Democrats-deceived
and BETRAYED by these leaders and Committees
are daily sending up their complaints
against this organ of the bondholding aris-
.ocracy, demanding that its capacity for furth-
ar deception and treason be taken away By a
universal, emphatic and final reputation of
It's claims to the character of an exponent of
he Democratic party. &
We write these words of warning under the {
all of our injured Democratic brethren in .
very part of the Union, and in behalf of that
.reat and holy cause in whose service we are
aboring day and night, spending our best
nergies, and to secure the success of which
We would freely lay down our last dollar and
ven life itself Let those concerned take a
iced. The peril is imminent-the necessity n
or prompt and decided action is most urgent. I
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THE EARTHQUAKE.

The appalling calamity which came
upon California yesterday, would seem
to be share of the great shock which
lately visited ruin, devastation and death
upon the people and towns and cities OF
South America. The probability is that
the upheaval was felt, like a great wave.
all along the coast. The description of
the effects of this tremendous convul-
sion at Oakland, is actually terrible,
We are told that there the earth rolled
like waves of the sea-" All along the
Bay counties the shock seems to have
been very violent, according to the ac
counts which have reached US. So far,
the damage done in San Francisco seems
20 have been mainly confined to that
part of the city, below Montgomery
street-which is built upon "made
land" In Sacramento the shock was
very severe; and i: extended along up,
through the mountains and valleys of
the Sierras, even as far as Carson,
where many flour citizens experienced
its effects. 1t was felt here about 10
minutes after o'clock yesterday morn
ing the lamps and other fixtures in and
about stores, houses, bars, &c, being
perceptibly moved, and many persons
experie ncing the peculiar rocking motion
which denotes the presence of an earth
quake. The shaking felt here prepared
our people for the news which followed:
At first there was a mere intimation that
an unusually severe earthquake had oc-
CURED. The telegraph being very bust
ly occupied during the middle Of the
day, no particulars could be obtained. |
The feeling of suspense was, finally in
measure relieved by the news contained |
10 our Extra" copied from the Gold
Hill News EXTRA" furnished US by
Lewis Doran, Esq, just after four O. clock
yesterday afternoon. Lut US hope tbs
The worst of this dread visitation has
been felt.
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THE CAMPAIGN IN oRxsBY COUNTY.

The registry lists of the two townships
Of this county show an aggregate of 964
votes. This is a total number consider
ably in advance of any year since "a. 1t
is not surprising that this year, being the
time Of the Presidential election, should
bring out an unusually large vote but
the many new names upon our poll lists
indicate a very considerable change in
our population. This is partially, but
by no means wholly accounted for,
by the efforts made by both parties to
get our foreign residents naturalized.
The fact is, that while many of our older
citizens have moved away, more new
ones have came in our population is on
the increase, in fact, we think tina, this
gratifying state of affairs will be evident
ali over the State.
The point of interest in this conuec-
ton is, however, the relative strength
of the two parties here. In general
terms it may be with reason asserted,
90 we have got them" Even Democrats
concede that Of the COS votes in Carson
precinct the Republicans will have a
majority of from 40 to 60. Our canvas
sers show some encouraging figures. Ia
Empire the vote is closer-with many
favorable indications of snug majority
for our side. But we have not"an easy
going fight" We must work with all
our might, employing all our available
resources, and leave nothing undone ifi
we wonld secure the victory. The cop |
perheads have given up all notion Of car
rying the county, land the State, for |
that matter) for Seymour and Blair; but
they will do everything and "swap"
everything for their legislative ticket.
Against this maneuver of theirs we
must b. vigilant, active and faithful
II earnest party men will but stand
square up for their nominees, Ormsby
County will do her work as of old-elect
very Union man upon the ticket from
electors to constable. Every trade"
made with a Democrat is so much CAPT
al thrown away. 1t is enough to say
hat if the copperheads win single
rick in this county it will be :. by
cratch" We need not sacrifice even
ingle "pawn" to sweep the entire
,oard as clean as whistle.
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FROM AUSTIN.


From the Enterpris. ofyerteriay.
AUSTIN, October 20.-The White Pine
stage brings news of the discovery Of an
other rich deposit, said to be similar to the
extraordinarily rich claim Of the Eberhardt
Company on Treasure Hill. This discovery
is about forty miles south CT White Pine.
No particulars have yet been received.
White Pine bullion continues coming in
very fast, and every confidence is felt in the
permanent value of this exceedingly rich
district.
The weather is good.
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BELMONT WEAkENs.-In letter rece ived
by a gentleman in Stockton, October 18th,
from a business man in San Francisco, the
writer says, according to the independent:
Belmont, the New York banker, and
agent for the Rothsehilds, and Chairman Of
the Democratic National Committee, tele-
egraphed to his agent here that" everything
is going for Grant," and thus virtually
throws up the Seymour sponge. Roths-
childs hold many millions Of Confederate
bonds, which they hoped to make valuable
by the election of Seymour.
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NEW WORDS TO AN OLD AIR.-The fol-
lowing, written in shorthand, was picked up
on Montgomery street last evening:
Then up steps Dimmycrat and took me by
the hand:
Says how is Pennsylva-nigh-a AMI how DOES
she stand +?
Shes poor deluded ked- en- tree, if that's the
State you mean: &c..
The Bloody RAIDS" have carried it as can
be plainly seen. ala.
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NEGROES HANGED IN TENNEssEE.-The

NEGROES HANGED IN TENNEssEE.-The
Memphis Post, of September 18th, has the
following account of the latest outrage in
Tennessee /: We learn, this morning, that
four colored men have been hung, in De Soto
county within two weeks. Only last Mon
day night, little below Horn Lake, two
colored men and one colored woman were
hung. The crime of the former two was
that they dared to be Republicans; the crime
Of the poor woman. that she recognized the
assassins and might tell the story of their
fenJish deeds. They had been together in
the field, picking cotton, on Monday, and Oh
the following morning their bodies were
found dangling from limbs in a neighbosing
forest. Are the white people in that vicinity
savages, that they should look lightly upon
this foul crime Are colored men dogs,
that they should be treated thus
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THE SAFEGUARD, we see, has had
new head put on it. Said head looks
we'll, but there are distresstul evidences
that it is filed with a very rafting sort
of brains In short it is Copper head.
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SECOND DISPATCH.

San Francisco, October 20.-The Dryer
and Bush prize fight took place this after
noon at Quarry Rock, three tiles below
Benicia. Dwyer won the fight handily in
sponge. Bush had no chance whatever.
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Prices Of Admission;
Notice TO TAXPAYERS.

OFFICE COUNTY TREASURER,
CARSON CITY, UkMsBY COUNT, NEVADA,
October 10th, 1865.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
State and County Taxes for the fiscal year al
1865
Are now Due and Payable at this
Office,
And that the law in regard TO their collecti,sn
WILL BE STRICTLY ENFORCED.
II. S. MASON,
Treasurer and ex-oficio Tax Receiver.
N. Bon all taxes unpaid at the close of busi-
ness the 18th day Of November 1865, there
will be TEN PER CENT. DELINQUENCY AD-
DED. cc20-td
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SAN Francisco, October 2l-ll:30 A. N.
The city is wild with excitement. ] he dam
age to property is estimated at million and
a half. The Masonic Hall. Bank OF Cali
fornia Havward's new building, and Mer-
chants Exchange greatly damaged.