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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-12-17
pACK TO FIRST PRINCIPLES
BOOTS AND SHOES
OF MY OWN MANUFACTURES.
WHAT | MAKE | CAN WARRANT |

After an experience Of more than year In
the sale of Eastern made work, during which
time have expended more than the profits in
come back TO first principles and heneeiorth
conhne myself TO the manufacture of BOOTS
snd SHOE for Men, Youths, Ladies and Miss
es. and am now better prepared than ever to
give entire satisfaction in my business
] have at present in my employ a competent
corps OF work men, ard can say without fear Of
contradiction that ] can turn out as neat and
substantial Boots and Shoes at as MODERATE
PRICES as can be made anywhere in the State.
| am having Boots made of the finest French
Calfskin. and within the past month or two
have had orders pouring in upon me from all
quarters for this kind OF work. The material
IN these Boots Is the best to he found in thH
market, and the wormanshi... both in neatness
and strength, cannot be e1celled at any other
establishment in the country
MY TRAIN ALWAYS ON TIlTFI
All work will be ready for delivery Al the
time promised. Weddings. visits and other in
teresting or important occurrences need Bot be
postponed through any failure on my part to
come TO time
Good work and moderate prices Is ny motto,
and one trial viii convince any person that the
motto is well chosen
E ReI airing of Boots and Shoes attended
to promptly and IN = workmanlike manner.
Thankful for past fayors I feel confident that
my work and prices will commend me 10 a con
tiuuauce and increase of the same.
JOHN D THOMAS.
Ebensburg, Nav %, IS6-.-tf
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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-11-08
AN ACT

rs provide for the Regis ration Of the Names OF
Electors and for the ascertainment, by proper
pr 'ofs, of the Persons WHO shall be entitled to
tbs Right of Suffrage.
The People of the State Of Nevada, represented
+, Senate and Assembly, do ei st As follows;
SECTION 1. The Justices of the Peace of the
ssTersl counties of the State shall constitute ard
act Registry Agents r tine election precints OF
districts which are within their respective town.
sIips and such, their duties shall he as pro-
Ni}.d in this Act.
Sec Immediately upon the apprc al of this
Act the respective Boards of Registration o. the
several counties of the State shall deliver over,
Of cau-e to be delivered, to the scvtral Rsgi-trS
Agents Of their counties, as provided for III tins
kct, the respective registers, and all other regis
rration books, belonging TO, or heretofore pre-
i1rsi for, the election precincts OF districts which
within their respective townships prortdca,
t::tt the book containing the oath, heretofore
-lh c-ibed, shall be filed and preserved in the
county Clerks office and, hereafter, sait Boards
~ Registration shall be discharged from the per
fern ,nce of any duty relating TO the registration
Of .he names of electors.
So. ) The County Commissioners Of the reg
FESTIVE Counties of the State shall provide for
The Registry Agents of their county, VIXEN ami
here needed, all proper and necessary bucks to
carry out the provisions OF this Act, together with
~ registers Zone for each election precins or dis
tfict,, prepared that each shall contain serar-
ats list of persons, entitled to vote, RESTING IN
each election Precint district, alphabetically
aT-anged, according to their respective surnarles,
aud to show. in seyarate columns, the name az
full length the age, the country of their birth,
tIe occupation and plac, of residence, together
with the number and date of registry All OK
Lenses incur ed in executing the provisions OF
This Act, including the publication of the registry
lists, shall be audited, allowed and paid out oil
the county funds of the several counties mourning
n same, other comfy charges
SEC The registers may be in the following
FIRM, OF in such other form as to most conven- |
unity and economically carry out the provisions
anil intention of this Act--to wit
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-11-08
Thanksgiving P Proclamation.

in ACCORDANCE WITH A CUSTOM INAUG-
i urated by the fore fathers of American Civiliza-
ton, and in conformity with Proclamation is
| sued by the President Of the United States ],
| the Acting Governor If the State of Nevada. 10
hereby appoint ami set apart. day Of PUBLIC
! THANKSGIVING AND PRAYER,
| Thursday. the 26th day of Novem-
her n. u. 1865;
And do hereby earnestly recommend to the
people Of this favored Commonwealth. that upon
thar day, in the churches. at the family altar and
IN the social circle. We each and all IN tHnblcness
Of heart. and with fun sense of dependence
upon Him who is tie Eiver cf every good and PER
feet gift. as with accord, lift up voices in
words and tones Of thankfuluess Tor tie many End
long continued blessil - which ha;e bt ell ,LuweI-
ed upon u>''jy His beueticent hand.
fold:
We have lived tosee this Nation saved fir m i:s
enemies and have been blessed with the iIrh-
niger Cf Peace.
Cur eyes have been given II behold the glad
sigEs o; ccnirg Political tial guilty throughout
land.
Through that benign Providence which permits
the rain 10 descend uPon the just and the unjust
We have been blessed with IL ,ntiful harvest-
The steady develop, nIeI.t If the old and the
discovery OF The hines have added to our
Prosperity, and given us Encouraging assurances
for the future.
Whue npon either hand pestilence ami disaster
have fallen upon the people. We. Of Nevada
have been mtrcifully eNemi ted trt III such dis
tressful ysitati MS
" hiie Offering to the Throne # Grace our hum
Bile wledgemeHtS # Ihese n!erciful disu.r-4-
tons let not forget 10 ASK in like spirit that
they be roonCed to ", to the Marion and 10 the
ord trusting and believing that our best hope
and largest assurance lies in the Alni-hty hand Of
Him who Iuleth the nations.
And let us remember the poor. the sick and tie
INF rtunate, and do what lies hin our power
to alleviate their poverty, suferings and distress,
49, In witness whereof I have hercnnto set
I L. :. my hand and caused To be affixed the
49, Great Seal # the stat, # Nevada Dom
at Carson City. tbs the sd dav If o,t.ber 4. D.
lStS. JAMES :. SLINGEELANp,
Acting Governor Of Nevada
Attest:
C. y. NoTEwARE
Secretary Of Slate. oco4 ~
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-11-08
On The sday, the I'd day of Novtu,-
her A.D.lSGS.

That said seneral Election will lie held. N!
pills opened At such places Is shall have ben
legally des grated, for the puIlose .! e!cCtipg ~
fulH " ing Officers, to- it
Three Presidential Electors; one c, ngressmar;
one Justice If the Supreme Court, for 4 fun t"a
Justice If the supreme Court, for the
n,aii der Of tie term ef the late Justice. Hon. &
VI. BTusnaa- deceased: one surveyor General, f.:
the remainder at the term being now Fl led ny
Hon. 5. Tariette: and one State Printer.
Also. tie following state Senator'S. tU-wit:
Two f r Storey County one for Lan'er C'un-
ty: one for NEe County one for Lincoln County:
uae for Y Fleralia County me for ashoe Coun-
ty: for Lyon County, one for Hun4reI,ii
County ard enc for ormshy County.
Also, tLs following Members If 'Ls Assembly.
tc-wit:
c. nnty; two for Nye County; ole for Lincoln
County: four for Esmeral5a Comfy: two fer
Douglas County three for Na>hoe County: three
for Lyon County; three for Humboldt County
three f misty CoHnty: and two for Chur'h hill
County.
Also, for each organized County in this Stare
One Sheriff, County Clerk. County Recorder,
County Treasurer. County Ass, ssor, District Al;
torney, Public Administrator, County surveyor,
and County Superintendent # Public Scho'i-.
each: three County Commissioners in each Cum
ty, except Storey, aud in that County five C"nnts
c, mmissioners: ard in Lincoln COunty-the
Ninth Judicial Di,trict-one District Judge. u
hold flee for and during the two years next afteE
the fret NJ nIay in January, A b. lsGs.
Also. in each City, Tl~n=hip and Precinct, as
many Justices Of the I eGce ana Constatles as are
required and provided for by law-and the lSc'l
action Of the respective Boards Of County Com
missiCrers.
In witness whereof have hereunto St.
4hStmy hand, and caused to be affixed The
Great Seal Of the State of Nevada. S"ro
at Carson City, this the 2Ist day Of october A D.
1865 JAMES 5. SLINGERLAhp,
Acting Governor ut NeraLa.
Attest:
c. y. NoTEvAER,
Secretary Of State. Oc2e-tt
Tvire' rin FrtcrpriSa COPY
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ELECTION NOTICE.
NOTICE EEREbY GIVEN THAT ON TIKI
FIRST TUESDAY,, THE THIRD
DAY OF NOVEMBER
NEXT. lSGS

An Election will be held in Ormsby County, Ncva-
da for the following Ii AIMED State, Court. aua
Township officers, towit:
Three Presidential Electors;
Cine Representative to Congress.
Cue State Printer;
O4e Surveyor General;
One Justice Of the Supreme Court I"ng Term
Ono Justice Of the SUPP enc Court (short Term.
to fill vacancy occasioned by the death Of Justice
c. NJ. Brcsuan
One State Senator:
Three Assembly meR;
One Sheriff:
One County Clerk:
One County Assessor
One District Attorney;
One County Recorder;
One County Treasure
One Superintendent of Schools;
One Public Administrator F.;
One County surveyor;
One Justice If The Peace, Carson Township;
One Constable, Cars n Township;
One Constable. Empire Tow nship:
One Justice of the Peace, Empire Township;
Three County Commissioners;
Which Election will be opened at s O'Clock in
the morning, and will continue until O'Clock i'll
the afternoon f the same day.
Carson Precinct.-Inspeetors: L. c. MsKeebv,
Jas NJ. Thompson. 1hom Wells. Polls al Cor
macks auction room in Burweil's Stone Block,
Carson.
Brunswick NEIL Precinct -Ins 'te.ors: Daniel
Perry, 0. Crotcher, D. c. Blye Polls al The
Brunswick Mill, 0ruisby County.
Empire Precinct inspectors: r. r. Brown.
VIM Kinney, Ate Richey. Polls at U. s. rast
office in Empire City, ormsby County, Nevada.
BY order of the Board Of County Gonlmiseit hers
Of Ormshy County, state of Nevada.
Dated Carson, October i9ih. 1858.
MI. ASHMORE Gle, k Board -
Co nsy Commissioners, CInsby C>unty, Ae,a-1s-
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Lonsabaugh, Samuel
Lock wood, A J
LonSahaush. J T
Lanpman, Charles
Lang, NJ
Lrchapelle, Dosits
Miller, N S
Mccormick. Joseph
Mason, John
McManus, Peter
Muntinga, Siebo
Mark, Joseph
Mcdonald, William
Narsden, II L
McPhi ers. Daniel
Miller. G W
McPhurson, B D
Murphy, T j
Mann. William B
Miller, John
Mathewson. Robert
Mcmahon, X b
Mullin James
Mendcnhail. s
Mcleod. Wiiiiam
Morris, James
May, John "
Nicholson, Otto
Mclaughlin. "
NaIti " o II
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-11-08

Insle, John
Joy, William P.
johnson, ". J.
Junkins, Me'lad
johnson, James l.
johnson. Frank
Ki:zmeyer, Christian
King, Peter E.
King, Fayette
Kelly, Daniel
Kelly, Daniel
Kelly, Thomas
KuemmerIe, Tobias
Fitzpatrick. Joseph
King, Samuel d. Jr.
Ming, Benjamin l..
Kitzmeyer, Daniel
Kendall, Merrill
karchsr, Go,iieb
klasing, Henry
Lynn, Theodore
Land berger, Adolph
Lloyd, Jol:n
Lemar, Frank
Lambert, William II.
J.awlor, William b.
Leahy, Daniel
Lovcjoy, John A.
Lewis. Augustus
Lehigh. Jerry
Lake, @. VI.
Lindo, Isaac
Lockhart, W. 7.
Loniiselie, Paschal
core, john Q.
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REGISTERED VOTERS OF EMPIRE PRECINCT

Ambrose, Nick
Allen, A II.
Allard, JOSEPH E.
Atkinson, J. W.
Atkisson. John
Brown, James
Bunker , W. B.
Bowen, Perry
Bruitt, \ elsCn
Bowen, John D.
Bowdcn. L s.
Burns, Martin
Brashiers, Hiram
Brown. D II.
Benet, William +.
Beer, Thomas
Bet, N
Bolz, Jacob
Berry. A. J.
Dodge, Samuel n.
Bright, J. L.
Bic Ike, F. A.
Barrons. Michael
Bail. william NJ.
Burgess. John
Burris, William
Bland, John
Bennett, Thomas
Bost, Reub.n
Benii-s, James
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-11-08
REGISTERED VOTERS OF BRUNSWICK MILL
PRECINCT.

REGISTERED VOTERS OF BRUNSWICK MILL
PRECINCT.
Almonds, William " Jlnson. Charles
Blye, DC Kerr. Joseph
Barnwell. Jesse Kelly Ed
Brown, Lennon, Arson
Brewster, J Mar. in. Z B
8rumiy, Merton Morrison william
Bari well, Ham Murray joseph
Beach, William l. NtCauIty.
Buidlcman. Frederick NOR, John
Brewster, Charles Munson sc
Bourgeoise, Auguste Merry, Asa
Carnahan,J Mckee. William
Cru;cher, 0 Mcleod, Kenneth
Crunwen. Oscar Mowatt. " c
Combs, EN- Marshall. Frederick
Quits. Augustus Norton josiah
Catterson. William Norton, Michael
Cornell, Philip Pend.eton, George S
Chaplin f VI Pruyne VI
Coffin. I Potter, Thomas
Cummings. J"hn Parker. JOSEPH
Carter, John Perry, Daniel VI
Diehl. JOnn + Perry, George
Daniel, RW PAYNE. GA
Durant, Frederick Riley, Watson
Dimasters, John T Riley. " III
Deane, Alfred Reed. John
Estell James A Salnave, John VI
Edwards. Otis SI'ilman James
Evans, ii Stewart. RobeI Ii
Eviritt, { Slack. James VI
Fiynt, James " Shipley, Eli NJ
Flemning Alex Stewart, James
Fury, Michael Stirling, A W
Finton, Patrick Shewan, William
Grady. John Sullivan, Jerry
Gilpatrck, Stahtbuth, Gotliebe
Goodwin, Henry Th"rnburgh, William II
Ham. Antoine Wicklitfe. b
Hunter, Alex Wicklihe, Robert
Hopper, John White, John
Hamilton. W Wilson. AZ
IIarr, John Watershed, Joseph
Harr, Wi liam Ii Young, Johu
Hall. William
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Myers, William
Nelson, J A =.

Nelson, J "A
Nicholas. Theodore
Nolan, William Z
Nonnermacher, Fred
Norris, Charles
Oil. Anthony
OIL, George
O'Grady, NJ
O'Neii, James
Ogden, John c
Overback, J +
Platt. James
Page, Robert
Packard, 2
Pickett, Thomas
Patrick. Daniel
Page, William II
i'6tti56nc. S ;
Prather James "
Puirier, Godfrey
Quayle. J In c
Roche. Peter
Roche. Thomas
Roche. Nick
Randall, q Z
Russell, J c
Kendall. George A. =.
Eamsower, John 5
'G.ic,c~, Abe
Richey, John
Richards, Perry "
Roeper, Julius
Robinson. " illiam II
Rice, Ed ward
Ross, Malcolm
Stauts, William Z
Stem. 5 Z
Silverson, Godfrey
Schwab. George l.
Sweene. " VI
Stivers. John
Stadtmuller, Z
Stahl, Henry
Seinger, 5
Sucker, Hiram
st Croix, c d
Saalvachter. j. hn
Smith, II Ii
Ste; hans. George
Shailabercer J
Sullivan, Phillip
Sims. Isaac
Stevins, Jacob
Showatter. Chris
StaIkey, He ~
Sficknoth, Henry
Skehain, James
Skahajn. Phillip
Sabin. AB
Sole. John
Stoner, John
Smith. William c
stafford CB
Tarr. VI W
Ireharn, John
Thomson. c d
Trask rr, JF
Thomas, Oscar
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Election Proclamation.
STATE OF NEVADA.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
CApsa~ f,r~ n,-L,, ~ 1SFS

T JAMES 5. SLINGERLAND. ACTING GOV.
i, EkNOk Of the State of Nevada. do hereby
proclaim and give notice THAI a GENERAL ELECTIOy
will be held ia the state Of Nevada On the TueeJs
next after the first Monday i'll November A. d.
1865, in accordance with the provisions AM,
quireH:euts If the Constitution and Laws of he
United States and the State Of Nevada, wit
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Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
Registry Agent VII receive objections to the
right to the part Of any person register ed
on the regoing List of Voters, until o'clock
P. NJ. Of the third day previous to the third day
of November, A. D. 1868. All objections should
be made by qualified eIector, in writing. sub
scribed and sworn affirmed to by such elector
TO the best of his knowledge and belief
l.. c. Mex EEBY, Registry Agent
for Carson Precinct, Ormsby County, Nevada.
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CARSON CITY, NEVADA,
Agent md Attorney for tho Gem
trail Pacific Railroad Company
for their Lands in the
State of Nevada.
Persons desiring 70 purchase Land in the State
If Nevada, belonging to the Central Pacific Rail
road Company should make immediate sFplica-
tion to me, at my Office, in
Sweeney building, Carsan city,
Nevada.
Carsca City, June d, 1865.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-11-08

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Birchfeld, John W.
Bark we'll, Marcus
Bicknell, II. ).
Bulk!ey. Albert
Butler, Francisco
Buckley, John b.
C .rmack, John B.
Clayton, p. II.
| Curry, Abraham
Croweil, George T.
| C"rhcrt, Daniel q.
Cowing, George b.
Chedic, George W.
Catlin, Alva P.
| Corbett. William II.
| Cheney, John T..
Craven, +. II.
Crawford, Israel
Cole. James II.
Cardinal, Joseph
Castcner, Lewis
Clark, James J.
| Charters, Samuel
Conner. Isaac IL.
| Cassulo. En- .nuel
Caron, Joseph
| Casteel. William VI.
Carpenter, Patrick
Chamber lain, n. D.
Crystal, George ".
Cushing, Edwin
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Drie> bach, A. b.
Davis, George T.
Doyle. Patrick II.
Deaiay, James +.
DIV, Moses r.
Davis, Ephraim
Driscall, Ralph
DAVIS John
Duffy, James
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Duncan. James
Day, Giim III
Edwards, Thomas J.
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Eccleston, Edward
Emerson. " iilialn +.
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Easton, James
Evans, T.. Z.
Erwdy, James
Ferguson, Henry
Fuistone, Robert
Fraseur, James
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Friend, Charles W.
Fisher. Albert n.
Frederick. George A.
Ful.ansbee, George
Tollis. lillian
Fulstone. Henry, Sen.
Frost. Sheldon
Frisbie, Lyman T.
Fisk, John A.
Fife, James
Ferret. Joseph
Field, " illiam
Grice, Henry
Cabs. Ezekiel 8.
Gilbert, . A +.
Gardner, NJ. c.
Green t baum. Oscar
Godfrey, J. N
Gentry, George ".
George. Charles Ii.
Gray, James A.
Gr.velle, Peter
Gibbons, Spencer
Gardner, Reuben l..
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Glover, Robert b.
Gentlcs, Thomas
Hawthorne, Vim. A.
Hall Arltus III.
Hutchinson, James ".
Hamilton, Thomas 5.
Hay ems, Isaac
Houston, George D.
Hoge, Edward 5.
Hilser, Nicholas
Hasgerty, Michael
fiarniman. Bernard
Huppert, Frederick
Helm, Alfred
Hatch, NJ. D.
Hoyer, George D.
Hoagiand. Thomas
IIaines. Thomas
Holland, John
Ilodgkinson, T. J.
Hilburn, Stephen
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Habert, Joseph