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LHOR WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN, d. c., AND
As,:ns as, ysE5Rs: "a x tG 1nman
loading pier 10 East river, and w sail Saturday,
July 25 AlP NJ.
For balance of freight apply to
JAMES HAND
I19 Wall street, corner South.
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TO CARPENTERS AND
i posals will be received
new church, 10 be treclcd
Lexington avenue anu SiAiy
tons 10 BE- seen al The
D'BhIEN, SupgrintehdtuI
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THE TURF.

7 FASHION COURsE-THE rRoTrING STALLION
George Wilkes viii stand At the stables of Aex. Pamer
son fol- limited number of 9TH September next
Terms $i50 the season. Money before service.
WIN. L. SIMMONS.
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FINE ARTS.

lust oUT-AN AUTHENTIC PORTRAIT OF HON.
Horato Seymour drawn stone by Mr. Peter Kraerner
size 2xs inches price 20 ceDts Canvassers wanted
Dey street, third noor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-25

A KY DEPORTATION OF MARY ANN GRACE BAKER,
~ VINO e Quebec about Is will be thapkiu
received a. the Sisters OF Mercy Houston sree New YORK
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(\LD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY.-FoR NOR
~ folk City Point and RichmondNew and elegant side
wheel steamihips ISAAC BELL, hATrhRAs, Abe.
MARLE, SARATOGA AND NIAGARA. One OF the above
first class ships win be dcspstsed for Norfolk and Ports
every Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and saturday
and Richmond Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday ats r NJ, from pier 81 Norh river foot Of
Beach connecting with the seaboart Inland hr Line
vircns Air Line Southsde and Petersburg
Railroads. Richmond and Danyile and Virginia Central
Railroads. taking freight granting through bills OF adns
TO all points South and Southwest Bills Of adns signed on
the pier up OF sailing For freight passage
having elegant stateroom accommodation, apply to
n l.. MCCREADY, President,
lS7 Greenwich corner Dew street.
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TOR CHARLESTON, s. G., THE FLORIDA PORTS AND
II the South and Southwcst-Reguar ne.-The AL, fast
and reliable steamship sARAGOSsA NJ b. Croweli com
pier ii East river foot of Nail street Thyough hs of
adng all points South and Southwest Agents in Chares
ton (Ravenel forward all goods free OF commission.
ARTHUR LEARY, 70 william street.
The fine steamship MONTEREY win sail on the following
Wednesday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-25

TUsT PULISHED.
- WILLIAM n. L1N0ARD'S
ON THE BEACH AT LONG BRANCH SONG BOOK,
containing aptan Jink and all his original songs and
complete collection Of the songs by the great and
WILLIAM HORACE LINaARp,
LIS pages. Price rs cents.
DICK FTTzGERzLD, Publishers, rs Ann street NY
Also for sale By All booksellers inibe United States.
DICK FfrZGERALD will send the above by mall post
paid, part OF the United States receipt price
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Pc 3SDNAL.

As YET. "A LETTER FOR NJ. y. G. AT POST OFFICE.
II Mrs L. c. AS YET
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DENTISTRY.

(NOLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION ORIGINATED THE
" snmshelc use OF nitrous oxide In
most approved method do nothing but extract eh
names at the once, IL Cooper Institute
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN-ELEvFN
years, Gas daly beautiful teeth, 81 siter set $40
Old sets bought y JAY NILLfRS as Ursnd street h, ar
Broadway d.. HENRY VlLLEks, .b5 uIaDa street, nesr
Bovery.
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COAsrwIsE STEAMSHIPS.


pAcIFrc NAIL STEAMSHIP coxrAxYs
Il THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA AND CHINA.
Rates OF passage greatly reduced and as low by any
steamers Of the above pier No. a. North rver
foot of Canal street. ri u O'Clock noon,
on isT, erH, isrH AND 2ifH
except when those fan on Sunday then the day
One hundred pounds baggage free each adult Medi
Xue,sT I"ARizoNA, Captain Maury, connecting with
GOLDEN CITY, Captain Lapidce.
CHINA, leaving San Francisco September for China and
passage tickets and all further information aprlv a
the Company ticket ONCE on the wharf foot OF Canal
y. r. BABY, Agent.
TTYITEp STATES NAIL TO HAVANA.
sailing regularly every Thursday at O'Clock NJ precisely
from pier No North river.
COLUMBIA Captain Van Sice Sice................Jily 90
EAGLE, Captain NJ r. Greene via Eassau) Auynst ls
All letters must pass through the Post Office.
For freight or passage nayrgly, to :,
Nc. Bowling oreen.
II New YORK and Meiican Mail Steamship Line.
The steamship SAN FRANCISCO, Captain D. pssscn, will
leave pier ~ Last river Saturday, August at 10 A.
For he8ebt or passage apply 70 ~ T
"a Beaver street
LNoR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
Tic Cromwell Line.
,eamsshiIs o hs ne leave per No. North rvs at
CONT 8 nelson Saturday, July 2j
Nohf hfulte saturday AurtstI
, tft ~ lasen icr S. Loas, Motie aud Galveston az
BOT freight OF plssacc aTrly To the arrrts
". b CkcMW I'LL & &C, 50 wesi stree.
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lt reduction in fare and change of days of sailing
The steamships DlRIGO and FRANCONIA will leave pier
3s East river Monday and Thursday, at O'Clock p NJ
Passage to Portland, including stateroom %o cabin pas
sage ~. Meals extra.
steamshios Portland with the Grand Trunk
Railway for Montreal Quebec and other points IN Cansda
and the West; also with the internatona Steamship Cont
pany Easport Calais and St. John, ~ B.; also with
steamship Carotta for Halifax N s., leaving Portland every
Saturday p. N.
Goods forwarded to all parts of Maine Freight received
daily Bills Of lading signed at Office on pier
For freight or passage applyto .,..,o ,..,.,u.u
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THE HOUSE COMMITTEE OF THE NEW YORK
i Yacht Club having to eome extent perfected their ar
rangements al the Club House Staten Island, desire
70 notify the members that the house and grounds
open for their use.
The steward wi for the future be prepared 10 furnish
dnner Ac TO the members and their lady friends,
able notice thereof being previously given.
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ITO TOURISTS AND PLEASURE SEEKERS

no TOURISTS AND PLEASURE SEEKERS.
The pleasantest and economical 10 the Sui
phur Springs and battle fields OF Virginia The Old Domin
Ion Steamship Company excursion tickets 10 tho above
points at low rates, via Richmond, Va.
The ships OF this expressly fitted for the
and despatched or Richmond
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at r. NJ from pier
81 North river, foot of Beach street
PASSENGERS BY this route will have an opportunity OF seeing
the ships invariably passing the James by ay ai
For further particulars apply at the Office OF the company
Isl Mch street OF DeY street New YOri.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-25

A Ii BREEDS CHOICE DOGS AND Medicines
n FRANCIS BUTLER, No. Peck slip. Buffers In fall
be Mango Cure and Flea Extermnator cents Buffers
new work, 81 Extra stock Dogs.
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BUFFALO RACES, JULY o. 2a, 30 AND a.
I'D $2o00O IN PREMIUMS.
Special excursion tickets from New York Buffalo and
turn via Erie Railway can be procured the company's
Office 2l Broadway. Parties purchasing these excursion
tickets also Wait Niagara Trains leave
M. and 53) and $50 p. N. Rerths and state rooms
sleeping coaches also reserved st 2ll Broadway.
CyAsHION COUsE, L. L-TROITJN0 0-sATURpAY.
July II, at O'Clock p NJ Match FOR T4O0 w. Boist's
o'g Hamorieht TO wagon Cap b. m, in harness; 3in6
j. CHAMBERS.
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sPORTrNG-DOGs, BIRDS, &C.

A LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
n sale.-Medicines for all diseases. Prepared Food
mocking birds at b. DOyEYs, Nos and Greene street,
Canal. -
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-11-01
Thanksgiving Proclamation.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH A CUSTOM INAUG
L urated by the forrfather. Of American Civilisa
ton, and in conformity with Proclamation il
sued by the President of the United states, !.
| the Acting Gov, rnnr # the State of Nevada, do
hereby APPOINT ami set apart, as a day If PUBLIC
THANKSGIVING AND PRAYER.
Thur.d~y, the Goth day Of No~en-
Der A. u. 1865;
And ! do hereb' earnestly recommend to the
people Of this favored IN onwenlth. ihst upob
thar day. in the chu cEes, AT the family altar, and
! in the social circle each and ALL in humbleneo
! If htart and with fun .~use Of cur dependence
upon Hum who is the river If every good and per-
'ect gift, As with accord iif up cur voices il
word" and tones Of thank fuin-ss for the many nj
long continued blessings which have been shower
ed upon us by His benefceut hand.
The Causes for our gratitude t. God are mani
fold:
We have lived to see this Nation saved from IN
| enemies and have been blessed with the hart-
niger of Pesce.
Our eye. have been given to behold the slsl
signs OF coming political tranquility throughout
the length aud bresdth of tins too long agitats1
land.
Through that benign Providence which permits
the rain to descend ui.sn the just and the unjust
We have been blessed with pl. ntiful harvests.
The steady Development Of the Old and the
discovery OF the new n ines have added to
Ut ~Ierf'y. anJ given Us encouraging assurances
for the future.
whl,e upon either hand p~s,ilenes and disaster
have fallen UPON the PEOPLE, We. Of Nevada
have been m-rcifuily exempted from such dis
tres-ful vistafions.
While offering to the Throne Of Grace our hun
BILE acknow Judgements If these ere full dispenss-
tious. let forget To AK in like spirit, that
they be prolonged TO u, TO the Nation AID to the
n orld trusting ani believing that our best hope
and largest aesurapce lies in the Almighty hand Of
Him who 'uleth the nations.
And let u. remember the poor. the sick and the
urf rtus,.te, and do hat lies wirhin our power
ley r. hair ma III
49, In ~itnes. whereof ] have hsveuRt0 ~
LIS. my hand and caused TO be affixed tbs
49, Great Seal Of the stat. II Nevada. Dose
At Carson City this the sd dav Of October 4. \
lseS. JAMES 5. SLINGERLAND,
Acting Governor " Nevada.
Attest
c. N. HofEvARB
Secretary Of State. cc2lsl
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T. r. Q u g IL i u n - z. I.
a. rr,,.Ip ,ynNTu.y pTIJS

Thee IL ara now a2kn iwlriCed by the Ne u
ral maternity - b the only safe mild and eli
s,ci,u, rem .ly % be depended on in l1n- 1piin-
c 400 suppression. irrr-ulirifv. or stGpr.n: o.
~, fuuc,i m .! fare rte n"re't Of witch j.
ras source of su' dcpl8rslle Ell cts the female
fr.me. In n, ct-. IA d rh"se Pills b. ken
wt.a the patient ha- I-iE N to believe she is
y1Y,-rE P.ice s.. he nit the amount a. ai,ave
a. ter W II foTr i~sied with IL directions
Gse CC2 Ed A r HD iE.
PATIENT re- din: in aay part Of I'll" State how
.ysr distant who my sire Eielcai alvcr "H
their respective cases. and VII think proper "s
INIT written statt'm M of such in Preference to
hl ling p-r-0nt int Iview. are assured that their
e=,nnuricatiou. vii be he d m st sncrad.
Al Ietie an money b. addressed
BENZ. F. j ,SSeLYN. VI. D., stamp
$50 Was'Iin -t1n street.
BS4 rs, P.O. SAL Francisco, Cal.
Oco5-tf
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-11-01

Longahaugii. Samuel
Lockwood, A J
Longahaueh } T
LanpmaD, Charles
Lag, N
l. cilapelle, 10 its
Mil-r, \ 5
Mccormick. joseph
Mason. John
NcManus, Peter
Hurtinga, Sisbo
~ rk. Joseph
Mcdonald. William
har>'l-n II l.
Ncphi er-. Daniel
Nj Ter q "
HrPhuIson, z D
Murphy, 7 J
Mann William 3
I'll Ter. John
Eath, wSOn. Robert
McM"hon. L h
stuilin, James
Mpndenhail. 8
Mcleod. William
Morris. James
May, John W
Nicholson, Otto
Mclaughlin, "
Earti W U II
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-11-01
ELECTION t5OTICE.
n cIiCE HEREBY GITEN THAT ON IE1
FIRST TUESDAY, THE THIRD
DAY OF NOVEMBER
NEXT, uses

NEXT, Ss6s.
An Elee,.sn will he held in Ormsky Comfy, Es>s-
da, for the ful,ouing a aned State, County, "a
Tow nship officers, t. Wit.
Three President al Electors;
One Representative To Congress.
One Ss,ts Printer;
One Surveyor General;
One Justice of the Supreme Court (LnnH 1erDl
ono Justice Of the Sup. enc Court hort Terni
to fill vasar.y oeea,ionsd by the death u Justis>
C. VI. Brosuan
One state Senator;
Three Assembly mels
One SheriS;
One County Clerk;
One CT unity AssesSOr'
One Disiriet Attorney;
One County kseorher;
One County Treasnss'
One Superintendent. II Schools.
One Public A Administrator
One County Surveyor;
One Justice # NJ Peace, Carson Township.
One Constable, Cars T"wnth'p;
One Constable Empire Tow uship
One Justice Of n. I. ace. Empire Township;
Three County ComusissioteIs;
Which Election VIII he opered R: o'cIoek ~
the morning, will &c ntiI'ue until O'Clock il
the afternoon t the A,ne day.
Carson Precinct-Ips ree'ors: g. NcKecbr
Jas. NJ. Ihomr son. b m Wells. Polls at Cor
mack auction room in Burweils Stone El>. L.
Carson.
Brunswick NH Precinct inspectors: Tani-i
Perry. o. Gretchen. D. G. bye. Polls at th~
81 unswick hill, Ormsby County.
Empire Precinct inspectors: Z. r. Brovs,
VIM Kinney, AIe Rishey. Polls at U. 4. Pea
Office in Empire City, Oymsby County, Nevada.
pvorder of the Board Of County Commissioners
Of 0rmsby County, ttate Of Nevada.
Isted Carsvn October 10 h. 1865.
NJ. J. ASJIMUEE. Clerk Board n
Cesnsy Conmisioners, Ormsby C,anty. ksSSas-
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sEMINAL WEAKNESS.

The Young m, who experiences that grow ne
veaknsss in his muscular and men nj org ,nlA itir'
,nould stop to .nsider whence it arises. lie will
nd ia the weAkn Of tn. blci,.t ending of the
limbs dis rder-d digestion, unaCcOuntah!e failing
II the powers of the mind, dstase for bciety dread
IT impending trouble, for-bodings f evil sleep
lie Suess troubled and laciv dreams, accompati-
ird by growing deafness loss of muscular p wcr.
and humorous other symptoms of Ci-ors ,niAation,
the positive trace, Of that MT terrible and Ges-
t.,lctivs of all di,ea Seminal NeIkne>s-waSting
sway his powers, de .treyinS his hope Of lie AID
tnanho d, and dragging him along the broken
nath Of his ex stence, toward premature and
toaihsome grave. To him who finds his life drib-
ling out in the di-ch rye IF the vital pruciple If
existence in nocturnal and diurnal emissions the
mere cessation of the causes of Its appearance
brings 10 assurance OF relief.
Marriage. that holy office. the safe guard and
h ,,e Of m ,nhood brings 10 such a one n" hope of
cure. but adds to his misery in III, knowledge Of
the one who 10 Ks to him for much Of her hap
pIuess is victim Of his evil, and an iun cent COLL
pa,ion Of his punishMsn He adds To his misery
ard disorder until hope leaves him. There is no
rsscue Except in proper and skiiful treatment -
Consult then, nt once II physician whom long prac-
tire aod careful research has made him thoroughly
,.oavorsAnt with every phase of the d seAse hose
who have b,come the victims of seiitOy VICES tn
drcSdful fascinating and de .tructatl habit. which
nj. thousands Of sick ms with paralytics and
conservatives, and hundreds Of untiuirly graves
With its inisg led victim. should cOn-ur wrhnuf
a naomsnt's DELAY one who will simpathZe with
n cir suff.rngs such the Do tor would especial!
IL Recommend him elf. giving to each AID all,
ruarrnatees Of a PERI ct and Permanent Cure,
With ,ut Hinir .nce from Business, Change Of Diet,
~ fesr o! Exposure.
D. not forget the address See below.
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On uesday, the Sd day OF Mover


Der n ~. i @oos
That said General Election will he held. AnS
poll. opeIeai A. .uch places AS shail have h.sr
legally des grated fur tie purpose Of el-ctng ths
following Officers, tu--f
Three r. e>iientisl Electors; one Congressman:
Ju-tice # the Supreme Count, for full tern
one Justice Il the SUR me Court for the re-
mai der Of 81 the late Justice, Hon. c.
v. Brosuan deceased one Surveyor General. fpY
the remainder Of the term being DOW filled ~
Hon IL Narlette aud ono State Printer.
Also the follow ing State Senators, to-sit:
Two for Storey Cosn'. one for Lahrer CoaS'
ty one for Nye County one for Lincoln County,
one for E-meraIsa County che for ashoe CoeD-
ty: one Tor Igor County; one for HumsolSs
County ami one for 0rR.hy County.
Also. the following Member. Of the Assembly.
:o-wif:
Twelve for Storey County; four for IAbAs,
County two for hys County; one for LineOls
County; four for ksmrrsl County: two fo~
Dong as County three for Wa-ho- County; thrss
for Lyon County three for numb Jidt County:
three for O,msty County; and t~o for ChsrsAiR
County.
Ais. for -sch organized Comfy in this State
One Sheriff, County Clerk. County Recorder.
County Treasurer, County Ass. ssor, District A.
torney. Public Administrator. County eurvsyor,
and County SUPERINTENDENT Il Public schoSls,
each: three ounty Commissioners in each Csus-
IT, except Storey and III that County FIVE County
Cumrnis.ionsr.; and in Lincoln tounty-th.
Ninth Judicial Di,uict--one District Judge, te
hhif rnce Tor ana during tne TWO years ueAe siss'
tn. first urday in January, Il. 1ste.
Also. in each City, Wnship and Precinct, -
many Justices Of the eace and ConstAbles - are
required and provided for BY law-and the legS
action of the respective Boards Of CU&aty Con-
mis.oners
In witness whereof have hersuR:o II
HvSJ my hand. and csusei TO BE afxsd tbs
e Great sal q the State of Nevada. Done
At Carson City, this The 2lst day Of October 4 D
1865 JAMES s. SLINGEBLAAD,
Acting Go.eiaor Of Nevada
Attest:
c. y. No7TvAaE.
Secretary of STATE sc13-id
fCirciris Far.-T ri-.' COPY.
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REGISTERED VOTERS
OF
on Fre Gin ct.


au',"'h' Al mas D.
Apl 'e'oii' Nic'iaei
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a'pfn ,, ' - o.
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be nm JaU . % l..
h""eiS W ei''ns.'a
DrhIon, ''ihes VI.
Bray, Charles
He'k' 'oiih
b't'iieh' D. L..
M, ,,,l ,,,,,, II
R,.I.r n,,,,d
EI..,.,',.,,, Ee,rra
E,r,J,art ! ~. a,7,,
Rivers Thn,,,a.
Eaau,iIn sI.xar Ter
E,urI,ar,I Aual,Ie
Ke1fnrt r. J.
bradford C1l,b
Caful Henry
Crnnju Jnhn
Carney William
Crau, ,Jasr.er Il.
Clarke r. NJ.
Crow Rndrrr
CoI.n,an. Truman 9,
C,,u,ey Elijah
Ca!i,r,.ath. j. W.
Cuthhert, James
Cromwell. Oliver
Gross. Frederick II.
Carr. James II.
Cow ing. Joseph
Cowing, Z. b.
Cain. Patrick
Clements. J. Il. i.
Cavatl John
Carpenter, Joseph VI.
taVc'auth. Peter
Cassidy. Ei"afd
tlhik, Ianlfl
Ionher, Charles l.
PAWS, Eiwln 4.
pay. Josiah
he'h' D'niei
10y Ir, JONI y.
nunn' fs'rf
Decker, 'ofh
DunIan ] NJ
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Atchison, A. ".
| ndersou Charles
AhIaiiarns, samuel
I .slluore, Matthew
Ammer, John NJ.
Appleberg. Carl y.
Adams. josiah
Allen, CHARLES W.
Asciie, Frederick
Bence. II. II.
Beatty. ii. %.
Basnc. josiah c.
nranHit-,. ratrIck
Burclr. Jacob
Borgess., Antonio A
buckIcN. Edward d,
Brown, Frtuk
BlTiyniun. " ililam
! Butts. " illiam i.
i'riCkrtt. George L.
Bryant, John ,.
3 tiri tIastus
Bell, john +.
Re:I,le, Peter G.
Bunf er. John
lie a>un, spencer
Bowkcr. Chester c.
iiurguyne, JOAN
Ballnid. George
Biro'frli. john ".
b rkwelI, Marcus
Bicknrll, II J.
Bulk 'ey Alb-rt
But.er. Francisco
Buckley, John h.
c rmack, John &.
& ay tnI, T., II.
curry, Abraham
Crowtil, 'ie rye F.
CnIte't, Iani' l Il.
c wing. ieorSe Il.
Chedi". George ".
Catli", Ava p.
CHb~tt, " illiam II.
Cheney, John +.
Craven. ;. ii.
C.auf I'D. Israel
Cole. James II.
Cardinal. Joseph
astcner, Lewis
Clark, james j.
Oh trteTs, samuel
Conner. ISAAC ii.
Ca->ulo, IN nuei
taran, .Io-eih
Ca-teel, William y.
Carpenter, Par ck
Chainte itIn. y. y.
crystal, George ".
Cushing, Edwin
CavenauGh, NJ. u.
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nri.t.r ., A +:
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pe4Iey, James T..
ID Nv. Noses Il.
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CARSON CITY, NEVADA,
Agent and Attnrney for tho Cen.
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road Company, should make irnlle5il:e spplca
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Sweeney's Eutlc}ns, C.rssn City,
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Notice j. hercl t given that the unfprsi sn ed
Ecgatrv AZ IL " Il receive olj-rt ons to the
ght TO vote on the part Of any pers rcgisteI ed
on the + rru.,uc List Of Voters. until "'cock
P. NJ. If the third day rreviouS to III third iay
If November. a. y. 1sCs. All objections should
lie ulai- by qualified elect"r, in wrti,g. sub
scribei AID : affirmed t. by such elector
to the best of his kn rwledge ami belief
l.. c NICK EEisT. Reg stry Agent
for rs0n r. ecinct, Oin,sby County, Nevada.