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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-10-24
PLATFO and RES JLUTi3N )
Nevada Union State Convention.
Of THE

lt'solred, Tha: the Union Republican
Convention of the State of Nevada endorse
i.reouditionaly the platform adopted by the
National Convention of the Union Republi-
can party at Chicago. My 20th, 1868.
ResoSrea, That L. S. Grant, the great cap
tim, having lead our armies on to victory
against the enemies of our government. we
recognize in him the proper leader tc lead
the great armies of Union voters to victory
on the Sd day of November next.
Rsso!rea, That III Schuyler Colf,X we rec
oynize firm, consistent patriot. u true friend
of the Pacific Coast, wise statesman, and
enc who in the councils OF The nation second
ID 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 UDion men is with
every people, everywhere, who are struggling
for their liberties.
R~so red, That being, as 4 party in favor
~ OF intelligent suffrage only, we heartily
enjnrSe the action of our National Cnnven-
tinn in its position OF leaving to Nevada and
all other loyal States the undi>puted right to
regulate the question oi suffrage for them
selves.
EesoiceG, That we have undated conf
dence in tie coIsstancv, conscience and csul-
age, the powsy, patriotism and Purpose of the
people of the United States, who, i'll was and
peace, have thus far proved themselves equal
to every emergency, and will so continue to
the ead.
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Old OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Coon CIRCrLATIoN.-Brick Pomer"y
claims circulation of 800 900 for his weekly
La Crosse Democrat. Such circulation for
such paper has so disguised sensible Dem
ocracy that it may safely be said to have cost
that party as many votes as there are copies
Of that thing issued. 1t is an evidence that
the Secesh Democrats of the Brick Pomeroy
school rule the party. but the people are de-
terrnined that such characters shall never
rule them. A late number of that delectable
sheet in detailing its acts says: 1t never
devoted columns trying to prove that clown
could be made into a martyr by the perring. r
process, or that foul-moutked story-teller
was the second Jesus Christ, as did the Re.
publican party generally" What howl
went up from the Democratic Press if Re-
pabl3an paper spoke Unexpectedly Of Bu-
chanan AFTER his death, but here is the great
light Of the Democratic party setting US an
example. The infamous wretch wkp will
speak in such = manner ofthe great and good
Lincoln should be executed BY his neighbors.
Il Oakf1nd Nesos.
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" WHEN THIEVES FALL OUT. &c.

| "Gum' Blair-Frank's brother-has
worked himself up into fury over " hal
he styles the ,reachery of Seward, Chase
and Johnson. He ascribes the stampede
in the copperhead ranks to those veteran
wire pullers, and mischief makers. He
| may be right in surmiSing that they
would beiray any party that they cannot
control, but the spirit which is thus dis
played BY brother " Cum is as petu
liant and unmsnly rs that of the New
York World, in its attempt TO relieve
Seymour from the odium which attaches
to the doings at Tammauv, by casting
on the eve of some rich Developments,
we may be snre. Whenever counter
teirers den is broken up, or when
party like the Democratic, which is
simply held together by the affinites of
mutual depravity, tumbles to pieces
look out for the reve.lment of some mar
vellous secrets. The idea of any bedy's
especially " Gum" air's-talking as
if it were something astonishing for An
drew johnson. William Ii. Seward and
Salmon P. Chase. to be guilty of treach-
cry to party, is rich ! These knaves
having begun to criminate one another,
the whole diabolcal truth will come out
before a month rolls round. Brick
Pomeroy will tell US all about the devil |
try of the World the World, in turn,
Will expose the rascalities of the whisky |
ring; tue whisky ring will tell US of The
cunning infamy of Andy Johnson; and |
Andy will get mad and expose the inside
Of all the internal corrupt:ons by W b CHI
be has been surrounded, by the Blair.
md the balance of his back uters. When
hese fellows have jgot through telling
heir stories, all chrlslendom will stand
,gast at the depth Of wickedness, and
;enality to which the hite mans
party" has fallen
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NEW TODAY.
Thanksgiving Proclamation.

TN ACCORDANCE WITH A CUSTOM INAUG-
| urated by the forefathers Of American Civiliz =
ton. and in conformity with Procl smatien is
sued by the President of the United States.
| the Acting Governor # the State of Nevada de-
hereby appoint AMI SET apart, As a day Of PUB
THANKSGIVING AND PRAYER,
Thursday, the Goth day OF Noven,-
Der A. -. 1865;
And l do hereby earnestly recommend to The
people # thi, favored Com nonw.alh. that upon
that day. in the chuI ehes. at the family altar. AMI
in the social circle, each and all, in humbiene
ri heart. and with a full sense OF orr cepe ndenc-
upon Him who is the giVer If every good and per
sct gift as with one accord, lif, up ur voices in
words and tones Of thanktulIess for the many End
long continued blessings which haze beea shower
ed upon u. b. His benefcent hand.
The cau-es for our gratitu !e t. God are mani
fold
We have lived to see this Nation saved fl, m irs
enemie. and have been blessed with the hart
niger of Peace.
Our eye, have been gwen t. behold the .lsd
signs of coming political tranquility thr uFhont
the length and breadth Of tins too long agjtatea
lanf
Through that benign Providence which permts
the r,ju T. .c-c- uron The just a7d thu. al just.
have ben |, oS-t- with plentiful harve>ts.
The ste..6v f!rvc'opemrrt Of tho old and the
discovery OF The in-s have aided I" cur
rr er'ry. gwen US encouraging assurances
f r tn, f4ture.
Wine niou either hand pcstilrnce and disaster
hsve fd,cn upon the ! pie, We, # Nevada.
have teen mcrcfully eAeml tel f. M such d.
tres>ful vi-itatunS.
wl.i.r of-rin- t. the Thr re # Craze our hum
biz ackno~ Judgements f fese Nee tuI dlSpcn-4-
tuns let not forget t. ak. in like >prt. that
they he prolonged t. 20 TIL Nation AID I" tie
NorG trusting AMI t.alsvi- = III II uur l. ~ h"Is
ami largest assurance lies ia the Alm5-hty hand q
Him who ruIeth the nttinu-.
An let u remember The poor the sick and Z
unf rtunatr. and do what lie within cur Iower
How al, he'll Sn TfO d distress
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ECTICE TO TAXPAYERS

OFFICE COUNTY TREASURER J
Carson CITY, ORNnBY CtUNTf. NEVADA.
October 18th. 1868
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
~ State and County Taxes tOr the fiscal year Of
1865
Are now Due and Payable nj this
Office,
And flat the law in regard TO their collecti' /.
WILL BE STRICTLY ENFORCED.
II. S. MASON.
Treasurer and x-officio Tax Receiver.
N. Bon all taxes unpaid at the close Of b,4i-
ness on the 10th day Of November, 1868, there
will be TEN PER CENT. DELINQUENCY AD-.
Dep. oc2otd
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$50 r + W A r D.

rs'IIE ABOVE REWARD Is OFFERED FOR
| the
Recovery Oft Articles of Clothing
Which were STOLEN from the tore # the I'M
der igned Oh the night OF "Wednesday, oct Der
II. 1o6S. JOSEPH RUSENslbth.
Carson, October l.. ISIS
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cRNSBY COUNTY
JNION REPUBLICAN, TICKET
I',r state Senator. II. BROITN
For tie assembly:
SIN. C. URIGHT, II. II. CORBETT.
JOHN HANSON.

for observation-disclosures r. SWIFT
i',- f0aaty Cierk.......T. J. EDH4RDS
FOR Comfy Treasurer. S. MASON
j'br Connty Recorder.......S. u. KING, ST.
!5r County assessor. Is. CUEDlC'
For District attorney. SIN. {. benson
Far .Supt. I'tij Schools. .CU4S. MARTIN
ior HoWfy SWrcy0r. r.. A. CHASE
lJr l'uJEc 1,d1sini trat0r....H. II. BENCE
Tor County Commissioners:
Il. +. RICE, 1. B. DRIESB4CH,
s. L. JONES.
Carson Township Nominations
fJ- Justice ct tie PeGce. ........-4. U-iITZ
:'yr Constable. ". ULL1RD
Empire Township Somirasions:
Pr J,tsttcc Of tie Peace.......J. NORRIS
70. f'y7tRq5ip. ...........D d. HiRkINS
The f,llawir.- named gentlemen are members of
tie e;ru~bJ c 'I.Hty Union central Committee
Henry X. Iii-h-i-, Chairman Gt'r@" ellison, |
80 ctary; =. Il. Jones ". b. kry,er, f. NJ. |
thipis.
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Prices CT Adm i5siOn:

For the If the Legislature Of Nevada at lis
next session. {. y. NtTLN ARR.
on lni secretary i state.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-05-19
HOUSE
MORNING SESSION.

The House met pursuant to recess on Sat-
urday evening.
When the House took a recess, it had
under consideration the motion to dis
charge the select committee of five from
the further consideration of III. r. No. 142.
The motion was agreed to.
The resolution is as follows:
H r. No. 142, by Mr.. GASTON-
WHEREAS, The present board of trustees
of the new deaf and dumb asylum have.
by their own showing to this House, made
manifest that in their management of said
institution they have pursued course of
reckless extravaganza in expenditures, and
ageneral profiigacy and imprudence which
in the estimation of this House, renders
them totally unfit for the important trust
heretofore confided to them; therefore,
RESOLVED, That the Governor is hereby
requested to remove from Office as early as
practicable Samuel Galloway, FL. F. Booth
and Kent Jarvis, directors oil said Deaf and
Dumb Asylum, for the reasons herein men
toned.
.. Mr.. HUGHES, of Butler, moved to amend
by substituting the following resolution:
7 Resolved, That Samuel Galloway, FL. F.
Booth and Kent Jarvis, trustees of the Deaf
and Dumb Asylum, are hereby requested
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-05-19

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DIR. Tobias 'cJ 20
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Whose wonderful cures, sure and instantaneous
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|
to.resign for the reason of their mismanage-
ment and extravaganza In the purchase OF
furniture and fixtures for said institution.
| Mr.. POND moved to postpone the fur
ther consideration of the resolution until
the first Monday of January, 1869. "a
Mr.. POND advocated the postponement.
Mr.. HUGHES, of Butler, was opposed TO
the postponement. He wanted these frauds
summarily disposed Of He thought the
Trustees very censurable, and thought they
ought to resign. f-.s : s,.s :
Mr.. BALL thought the Superintendent
wholly to blame in the purchase OF the
furniture, and the Trustees not censurable,
for the facts showed that it had been pur-
chased without their knowledge or con-
sent.,r r.- .,-95sq if. nli.rr, - lrr
Mr.. thought it the busi-
ness OF the Trustees to especially attend
and direct those purchases, and for the neg
leet of these duties they ought to be put
out of Office. b4Fr-'. 5-f1fr.. 1T. o NJ.
Mr.. HILL, of Defiance, thought these
crlacisms very unjust to the committee
VINO investigated the matter. The commit
tee were of opinion the trustees had acted
in good faith. The fact was that Mr.. GAL
loway had informed the committee and the
House that the Superintendent had dis
charged their directions and wanted "a COM
mittee of Investigation. He thought the
Superintendent wholly to blame, and was
lie
After some further remarks by Messrs
Pennisten, Pond, Hughes, of Butler, and
Ball, ~ ~ r. ,.e.-.,,.l- -. -...-
Mr.. BALL moved to lay the resolution
on the table. The House agreed-yeas 81,
naysz22a- e .s.isro sfslS.sselIcnIr. rroits
HON. W. FIELDING. ~EH1
On a spontaneous call from the House
for some remarks of its aged member, DIR.
Fielding, with some embarrassment he
arose and said: 2a.s
Mr.. Speaker and gentlemen of the House:
This call has taken me by surprise. Forty
years of my life, at intervals, has been de-
voted to legislation for this great State.
Sir, we are about to separate, and cannot
express the emotions that are struggling
in my bosom. One thing l desire to ex-
press, and that is in this heart there is not
one unkind feeling towards single human
being on earth, and although in the MAIN
tenance of my political views 1 am stern
and unyielding, yet do not forget that we
are brethren engaged in one common
cause.-the maintenance of civil and re-
ligious liberty. To secure these, our only
hope is in sustaining the Constitution OF
the Union. unchanged, as it came from the
hands of our fathers. Let this be the aim
of us all. regardless of party, and all will
be well. .r
Mr.. Fielding was warmly cheered at the
close OF his remarks. r
The SPEAKER then declared the House
adjourned till the 23d of November, 1868,
at IL O'Clock M. .4s .. Eau
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CLOAKS.
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hmm ense Increase of Sales.
ALLCOCK'S POROUS PLASTERS,

Where one was sold few years ago
a thousand are sold now.
They strengthen, warm and invigorate the part
upon which they are applied. and relieve nervous
affections of the bowels. lumbago, pains of the sde
and usually all local pains. In affections of the
kidneys they are of great service.
Lame Back.
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T. ALLoocK & Co. Gentlemen: lately suffer-
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week. Yours respectfully, -....
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Proprietor of the Brandreth House.
Principal Agency, Brandreth House, New York.
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CHILLS AND FEVER, DYSPEPSIA
LIVER COMPLAINT, AND KIDNEY
DISEASES CURED.
MIsHLER's HERB BITTERs

MISHLER'S HERB BITTERS
Has cured more diseases, where it has been used.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Keep the Head Cool and the Hair
HeaIthv.

Get bottle of Chevalier's Life for tn
Hair at once. See how rapidly and pleasantly it
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Broadway New York. Fc lFI
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A PANIC

A PANIC
would paralyze lthe world of fashion if it were
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that henceforth no lady gentlemen could change
the color of their hair with safety. Yet such would
be the
Dreadful Dilemma
of both sexes if that genial balsamic, poisonless
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win te..done neatly, promptly, and ssI,hel tion
guaranteed. NORRIS EVANS.
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M ,.,.The. .Aphel8sgfis .SlEt'
to the,ab1sSs rAtss::ssoo.I3:tes q: : ~ 4 tes.lt'taa .ltt

AslsIns ylsies s.E :sai I'illss Ji45sd
ts :tS t;S.Mo;.a:ssSh sS, Ohio; e sis si:8
iAfi vss o. 'issh hga essei1 salai sls Elsai
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SGGsl,M A,9AXkteSe

Adlrosk to tfss ne<o1F'AHl StebiktAtSd
~Rose' ttifterusI hSef teeA1 n btfaete'l ANN
hRfdeh 'c,hfss, 'slfI y 1hoseA$eIcs'tsedt,~
ttdti p, troai &AAe J'ithdd~ t&,rsen,a' desin
hle. ~. .d,f'ATe slhcfhE- Of l,ee surrred.
from lnvolun,ifr hRthaSes'Ayhh sfet taocs
itproduce upon your g'iirh health? luyou
feel weak, dehlitate'I, easily tiiel? Does Il
lilila extra eSertPB prP luce ralpittlnn Of
4hc heAItl DueT your liver, Of urinary OF
ans, or your kIdurys, frequently got out "i
nrderi Is your urine sometimes thcE. milky
or ascky, or Is it ropy on scItns' Ur does II
1tio b5t,0h Icrlt Uapsloo1 aMM IS
you have sprll- Of short breathing or 'IysrCp
'isi Are your lowe \, .Scn'ura'eif Do you
have spells VI ln,nting or rushcs Uf blood To
fhc hrad' lsyour nrmory impaired Is yonl
mind constantly dwelling upon this snIiect'
DO, vol. feel dull llstless, mplnSk tired 9I
{6mrsh1. tHuAI iA0u Sjh Nlbe h4r
ElOne, TO yet aHay nom everybody? Docs
coy little .hiag mAkoyon start or jump Is
your sleep brokcn ortf,tkSs7 Is the lustre
of your ey"as bgii@nli The tlOvu ON .ouI
check bright DO YOU enjoy yourself IN 30
.'%$ .i.s \. uaG I2ss,s!yba&,1 12syITIGs'GIlSG
confidence in yourscill Are your spirits dali
snd aagsns givsa tJ'fas Of mcancholy' IL
70, do not lay II to your wer or dy'repSia.-
!sssS;.si s3 IGx.Sfat a. iS5.SSSaIf SliaI IIs1
Ute, AMI ,ou attribute Il,is 10 dy sIcpsia Or
liver compliant
Nov, rc'ter, elfihnsc, venereal diseases
hally cured, aud sexual excuses, are all cs;
ssys frHTN. .tgs1YFg9ns,ef sge9eFapog'
whom "a psttSd -hS'fih, riaise hIe:mah And
ou ever thilh TIT ;h2se blll, defiant, cncr-
Ss,ic, ps,ssv&G Gr0sd6u lss men are
sislys those WI so goneraLIye organs are IN
porfrct heith' YoI never hear such men
complain Of being inelau;oy, Of nervousness
Of palpi,a,ion OF the heart. They nre never
sfrabt lhey1Ezp II has .hrsd tsSAssless Jhe,
don't b eorS.S4 a2g $YeS9fsersf'iTy a%
siNaye It1fktfhf PLEASANT h The company Of
Aiies, Anfhsk ysslni l1Hsn tight in The i,rt
-none Of your dowacast looks or any other
ss" s1sb de- ana %S5 ,ass' ss
cess. Tnese wai na 'oiAy' rum their cousu.
lsiSn,. H. h0sssas, Sdd HitStS. VIII
'nsTGIAllAtIA.f IA.f,s,aT s1,a99gEa KIT dG4.ttt Gtttn taltn.e.
from ,he.tlstt AZ seit sH,ssia,nd excc.ses
neutrality-suspicious. staSdf Weakness in
biese:S gSsk ltSt ny isJlics ~ .jseptS S'I
10
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Attachment N otice..

George Mel. Rnyer; plaintiff. Against Jamt 9
Sherman, defendaHt : - ''' '''>'
Before VILLAIN Mark, Justice Of the Peace
ELK township. ViRton county, OHIO.
ONthe 2tih day Of October, A. D. lsss. spid
OJus'ice issued an order ofattachment IN the
above action for, the rum Of s301a; and sod
,se6, Of 10 OF tlock, A. NJ. h, FIRE said 'rs'irc.
"A. GEORGE Get. BOYER.
octose. 81, 1859
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New Advertisements.
M. 4 c. L.. X. TIME TABLE.
GOING WEST.

Trains on the PORTSMOUTH BRANCH
will leave llsEden at 50 ams and 2 IS y M,
NJ, Returning trpns sill leave. Portsmouth Vt
Is a m. and 50 7, m, arriving at Hamaen at
II Sam. Rnd IS pm! III 55,iEit4
Trains connect a. I.ovelsnd f'r all points on
the Little Miami RallrnAd, and Il the lnia ap.
Oily and Cincinnati Railroad. Innct n for all
points West
w. PEABODY.
Master Of Trans sportation,
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DYsPEPSIAq

Ttou'apAs Of the worst Sufferers from, iA's,
,s!aslf di.easss have pesseured BY .heu's O, q
Roback's stomsch Bltters, a. ihs teatimopiAh
noy jp our hands FULLY prove. peg ''''+
.fer ssle s.sl4scn 3 dtdg .tots! o 81 ~
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