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1IIE BARNWELL SENTINEL

rs AN EXCELLENT ADVERTISING MEDIUM
Merchants and business laan txy Is tor tsw
months .'rNo risk no gain" Send on your osrdS
and incress your trade this nm There's nothing
to equal Pr1nters tnk-it has mada many 1ortana.
Terms for the papar-$9 per annum, N advlnce.
Advertisements Inserted at the rate OF II pee
square Of twelve lines OF less for each insertion.
Cards Of ton Hnea or Less, at the rate o6 To foe
thre4 months.
privilege of cfanqing, on more favorable tsrnl.
Address EDWARD A. BRONSON,
November 16 pubfshar and Proprietor.
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January G

~ UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY
LowNDEs vs. wARING.-To Bent, for u months,
from the 1st day Of January 1888, all that Planta-
tion in the Parish Of st. Johns Berkeley, known ~
CLAREMONT, containing about III acres, Of whiih
IA acres are swamp, aud 80 high Isnd. Abuttins to
the north and east ON "Ellwood;" to the south IN
"Gtrawberry," and to the west on Cooper River.
Offers will bo received by JAMES TUPPER,
Janunrys wfm3 Master In Equity.
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81 ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY RY.--PRlzEs
CAsHED AND INFORMATION FURNISHED.
The highest rates paid for DoUBLooSs and all
kinds OF GOLD AND SILVER.
TAYLOR b co., Bankers,
No. 1e Warl street, 4
October 10 1T NaH xssA
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Isss-THE BAPTIST BANNER, AU.
GueTA GEORGIA.

rTyHE FIRST NUMBER or THE SEVENTH VOL:
UME Of this Religious and Family JeIrna wW
appear outhe first Saturday In January, 1855. -
The Banner will be issued regularly evsry sssnS-
day, printed with new type and o. nne pepess.
Ths reGdent Editor, Mr.. JAMES n. ELLS WIN
be aided BY the pens Of some Of the most diStn.
er1ished writer's Of the denomination tn this sud tho
adjoining States. -, -
chsracter) will be received at tho 1full rste6.
subscription price THREE DOxLAR6 per auunua.
Address, -t EAbXlST bANhEh.
December q Augusta Gs.
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The Virginia Convention,

EIoHnoND, January I'm the convention,
the first section Of the Bill OF Rights declaring
al men by nature equally free and indepen-
dent, &C., Was adopted,
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AT AT THE SIXTY-SIXTH ANNIVEhSA-
RY meeting Of tho Humane and Friendly Society,
held at the residence Of Mr.. P. g Wilkinson, Janua-
~ 6, 1858, ct O'Clock 2. NJ, prayer by Nj B. E.
psreei, the following ofcers were elected ~ serve
for tho ensuing year:
ROBERT HOWARD, sr., President.
JOSEPH WILLIAM5, yice-Prendsnt.
WIN. T. OLIVER, Secretary.
B. B. GORDON, Treasurer.
iStesuards--F. @. sasportss, Joseph ?. Howfrd-
Standing ttee.-Robert Houston, 3D., ]. B
Edwards, I. F. Wal, B. D. Hart, Vim. R. Osborn.
Committee on .oharity.-willism McKinlay, J. W
Gordon, P. n. Potnsett
Committee on Burial Groand.-W. r. Osborn, 3
D. Hart r. r. Gordon.
". T. OLIVER,
Jsnuarvs IL Secretary.
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THE MARION STAR.

1NsTABL1sHED NEARLY TWENTY YEARS AGO.
II is published ct Marion, 8. O., IN tho central
portion OF the country, and eHers favorable
medium to Merchants, Druggists Mschinisss, snd
ali classes who desure to extend ther bualusaa IL
the Pee Dee country. ..,c. .. a,,.;.
For the benefit Of our advertising patrons, no
ahall in addition to our subscription Hst vhtch u
constantly increasing, publ.h sud dtstzdhute,
gratuitoualy, copies Of the STAR, during the hud.
ness season this Fall. 20 80. -----
". J. EoKERAIL,
November 20 Editor aid Proprietor.
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@ CHARLESTON DIsTRICT-IN ECU
ITY-EBAUGH %. PORCHER.-Under the decree Of
Chancellor JOHNSON, msde In this case on the fist
November, 1857, the creditors Of the late JOHN p.
PoRcHER are called upon TO come in and prove
their demands before the undersigned on or before
the 10th day Of Janpary, 1853, or be excluded nom
the benefit OF the said decree.
JAMES TUPPER,
December VIZ Mistsr In Equity.
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rOFFICE OF MASTER IN EQUITY,
CHARLESTON, 2oTH DEoEhBER, 1sSI-RoEERT-
SON o. ALsToN.-Bids. In writing. win be received
ct this office until the Goth Of January, 1885, ior tho
rent or purchase Of the whole or either Of tho valu'
able RICE ESTATES, In Georgetown District Known
by the names Of 'cFriendheld," "Miehaud's Foint.
strawberry Hill, " "Marietta" and Calais"
A Plat Of these Lands can be ssen ct this oGaee.
JAMES TUPpERs
December 80 mwf9 Mastar In Equity.
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~N THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE DISTRICT OF SOUTH
CARoLINA.-EX PARTE CHARLES T. LOwNDRs,
E1ecutor.-N BE THE ESTATE OF A N. MANI.
GAULT-M BANKRUPTCY.-on hearing the pet.
on in this csse It Is ordered that the creditors OF ths
said ARTHUR NJ MANIaAULT, and all other PET
sons interested, DO appear and show cause, II any
they have, on the 17th January, 1858. why an order
should not be granted directing the Assignee Of tie
said Bankrupt to sell the Plantation known as Whfe
Oak, to satisfy the mortgage held by the petitioner,
BY order Of the United States District Court hr
South Carolina DANIEL HORLBRCK,
CD. G.. o. s. for South Carolina
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~ NOTlCE.-CO CONSIGNEES PER NOR
wEGIAN Bark SKIOLD from Liverpool, are hereby
notified that she has been entered under the give
Day Act" and viii discharge cargo atAtlanhc wharf
All goods not permitted st the expiration OF thai
time will be sent to public stores. .-'
Jsnuary7 8 GEO. L. HoPLEY & co.
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.Ianunry z

So NOTlCE.-THE PUBLIC Is eau
TONED not to credit any Of the crew Of Norwe-
sisn bark SKIOLD" as neither Captain nor Con.
dgnees will be responsible for any debts contracted
January7 2,
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A6airs In Louisiana.

NEW ORLEANS, January 7.--The Louisiana
State Fair com menced here to-day, and is at
tracing large number OF strangers. Two
steam ploughs are on exhibition.
In the convention yesterday, MIR. Blackburn
offered series of resolutions providing that
the warrants of the convention bear eight per
cent. interest from the date Of the assembling
of the convention until paid into the State
Treasury, making them receivable for all dues
of the State, and prohibiting tax receivers from
receiving any warrants other than those issued
by the convention. Mr.. Cooley showed the
illegaity of the proposed measures, and offer
ed substitute, providing that tax receivers
pay into the treasury the identical funds col
lected. Both measures were referred to COM
mittee of thres, which reported to-day in favor
of Cooley's substitute, which was adopted after
a storny debate. In the proceedings to-day,
one member was asked his opinion on the con-
stitutionality Of the reconstruction laws, and
gave it as his Individual opinion that they were
unconstitutional. He offered to>auote Thad.
Stevens to the same effect.
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@NoTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the frm of sALAs CO., is discontinued from this
date, and the name will only be used In liquidation
by either Of the undersigned.
F. P. SAI4AS,
January B. HALAS, Attorney.
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THE ORANGEBURG NEWD,

THE OHANGEBUHG HEWbt
nUBL1HHED EvEkY SATURDAY M0R6M :.
at orangeburg, 8. O. Terms 50 Per suuu
in ADVANCE jlS -
During ths spring and fan seasons e1tn ccpees q
the ORkNGHRURa News will be dScuiated NJ &
benefit Oi our advertising pstronH.
Contract Advertisements tutarteds On the, Gneei
liberal terms, Address SAMUEL DIBHLE
Editor Oranesburs News,
Fsbsusy% oEaussRwc. & sG
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THE SUMTER WATCHMAH

THE SUMTER wATCHMAH
Ts PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY. AT suA-
TER, g. O., by GILBERT FLOWERS Propf1e-
torr, ut -FOUR DOLLARS per apuuu, tnyarasnV ~
advance.
Advertisements inserted st usual rateo.
Every style of Job Printing executed ~ saa - -
est style and greatest diar' oh. Sroeelan@ ~
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Northern Items.

HAaRwBuRs, PENN, January III nine Re-
publcans persist in the refusal to go into a
Republican caucus, the Democrats will have
the organization Of the House. There is in
tense excitement. l...
PROVIDENCE, R. L, January 7.-The Board
of Aldermen have refused license for the ex-
hibition Of Mrs. Linooln's wardrobe.
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NJ ANY INFORMATION OF DANIEL
WRIGHT, colored, who was employed in the 46th
Pennsylvan.s Regiment and who left Charleston in
1852, will be thankfully received. Address
ADAM WRIGHT,
January6 81 Box 29S, Charleston P. o.
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suspension of the Augusta Postmast

Suspension of the Augusta Postmaster.
AUGUSTA, January 7.-Foster Blodgett, the
Postmaster Oh this city, has been suspended.
G. W. Summers has been appointed Special
Agent and takes charge of the Augusta Office.
A petition is being circulated for signatures
among the citizens which will be presented to
General Meade, asking for the removal OF
Blodgett as Military Mayor of Augusta.
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THE HERALD

Ts puBr1sHEp WEEKLY AT HEWBEHxY @ 4,
i at IS per annum, and. nsV1ng 1 1Ee orca; ::
the State, affords grest sdsantagss to sdyerasers.
Rates for advertising very reasonable-6nr which
amply 10 our Agent Nr. T. p. SLIDER, ct. the xHls
Housa. THOS. T. q B. q. GRHEEKERs
Jsnuary2 Editors and Prop piistors.
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Spefial Notiffs.

@ OFFICE CHARLESTON GAS LIGHT
COMPANY, JANUARY 2. esa.-The Board of Di-
rectors of this Company having declared dividend
CT FIFTY CENTS PER SHARE on the Capital Stock
OF this Company, the same viii be paid to ostcckhod.
ers on and after the 20th instant.
The Books for Transfer will be closed nom date
until the Goth instant.
VI. J. HER1OT,
January8 Secretary and Treasurer.
81 NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON
STEAMSHIP L1NE.--The stesmship ''MANHAT-
TAN" is discharging her cargo at South Adger's
Wharf Goods remaining on the dock at sunset viii
be stored at risk and expense Of Conhgnees.
STREET BROTHERS & CO.,
january Agents.
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pOHA Me-" AOEaxAsi -rt.f
PEOPLES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Afkaa THE STEAMSHIP MoNKKA,
NEA$9Fsssy Captain sHAcxYoxp, WIN Leave
ZE1B1pyzH3NS North Atlantic Wharf 5kassdGy,
January 9th, 1854. ct - O'clock.
JOHN THEO. GETTY, ASeuts,
January 6 Norfh Atlantic Wh34E =.
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claim that the rebel States were never out Of
States are still entitled to all the civil rights
lsaye and except property in slaves), enjoyed
by them anterior to the acts Of secession; that
the subordinstion Of the civil to military au-
thority has been Illegal, and must Immediately
be abolished; and that all the pas. action un-
der the Congressional reconstruction policy
has been null and void. Following this out to
to it's natural results he would, to be consis-
their numerous trains of satellites, and per-
haps would remove all semblance of military
surveillance, save such as prudence would sug-
gest to be necessary to the preservation Of law
and order, in view Of the alleged negro con-
spiracies and the supposed disaffection still Of
many of the white residents.
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FOB aEORaETOwE. 8. O.
r~ THE FINE STEAMER PLAINTIFF,
SssSs11775 Captain G. O. WHITE, Ia now rscetv-
ing freiSht i0r above point and win Leave Zo-NssA
9th inst.
All Freight must be Prepaid on tho wharf
For Freight or passage spply to
JOHN FERaHE0N,
Janusry8 ! Accommodation WhsrK
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-19

Tha sppeais on such esiipate and CANVASS that the
whole number OF votes given for the Office OF Repre-
sentative ia Congress- for the Fifth Congressional
district waa twenty -three thousand four hundred
OF which John Horrsscy received sixteen thou
SAND AID sixy-four ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 1904
OF which JaInes NJ. McCartin received four
thousand four hundred and ninety four $50. Asa
thousand i've hundred and es1ty.taree. 25ss
OF which there defective three ...........
OF which there blank seven $50. ........
dred and nlnety.nine 900
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SuGAR PLANTATION FOR SALE OFFER NIX
- Plantation for GALE Containing aboa' 300 acres eonss
ing Of hne two story dwelling house, 70 double frame hesrp
cabins with all other necessary buildings one ,aie orle
sugar house, mill and engine Stables, nAcksnss M
coopers shops In fact every convenenee WI. su phn
ation requires successfully anu pieny ~ an
adjoining either side that can be hsa snn,a
enlarge eel the above properly iof Onealf
~ yhat ,hn nnrovcnens are worth " application 10
before January nox II Is one q me mos. places
Now orcans lei bank, parish o. ibsry,a have Owned
unonc m ibe yyay Of improvements and Advantages MAKE,
il one OF The net places n 'he state snd ny oec, u se
a no, svc lie same attention requires years past
c sre nlso remaining upon the plantation some fov or
ffv bsnss my former alaye who understand tic outvn-
n ar sear combating 81 sugar makers engineers, coopers.
riackamiths, Sc, who wish " remain Nton tho place.
Address Plaquemine, La EDWARD MOORE.
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That Il appears such estimate and canvass that the
whole number OF votes given for the Office OF Repre-
tentative IN Congress for the Eighth Congressional
district was thirty-one thousand four hundred and
or which James Brooks received twenty-one
thoussnd four hundred aud eshtysc yen...... lts7
OF which William Laimbeer received nine thou
sand elsh, hundred and sixtysix .......,.. 1856
Of which there defective six. .............. i
OF which there were blank ten. ............... 10
And OF which there scattering one hun.
hundred and four. ........................: l0i
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-19

SPLENDID BRICK STORE AND DWELLING FOE
~ sale rent1n the lcurshirg town Of StroIshu,s
wen adapted for restaurant han s0me c,a.r store "A
any buslness house u handsomely Furnished Furniture,
6c., for sale. Best stand IN town. Affess Mr. walker
stroudsturg. Monroe county, Pa. ~
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r Irrr ASSEMBLY nIsIEicr.

Ihat arpfAf9 On such estimate and canvass that the
whole number " votes given tot tho o.aco az Mem.
her OF Assembly Tor the th ASH emly dlaillot,was
eight thou and two hundred aud .hir,y.Rvc........
sand ~ hundred nnd forty age............. e,eis
thousand e's6, lsgered and hiy............. 2,s5o
sana fis hundred ani seventy 49, 1877
OF which there was defective 0nc............... !
or which there wer2 blank tw0.....s........... 2
And Of which there were scattering BlIty..... 60
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-19

STATEMENT or THE BOARD OF COUNTY cANvAssEEs OF
THE COUNTY or EEw YORK Is RELATION 40 VOTES
Members of Assembly.
The Board OF County Cnnvasscrs the county of New
York having met Office Of the Clerk said county on
rih, th, 2h, 18th, 18th, 18th 18th
Der 1859 canvass and estimate the given tho
several election Districts OF said county at tie general eec-
ton held the BID day OF November In the year Aforesaid
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That Il npreara on such estimate and canvass that
tie whole number OF votes given for the crlce 81
Member OF Assembly FOR the Third Assembly Dis
trct was six thousand nine hundred aud seventy.
or which Owen Cavanagh rece el four thou.
sand four hundred aud twenty .......... ABS
or which William n. Rooney received one thou.
sand fye hundred aad nineteen, ............ 1919
OF which Thonas hulligau received 81 light hun
drcd aud serenity Observation-Disclosures. $40
or whila there were detective tgo............. q
OF Wach taero were blank tour................
AM OF vAica there weie scattering ono hun
died and forty Observation-Disclosures. III
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or which Edwin o. Perrin received one hun
dfed and twelve thousand three hundred and 90
Oh which Campbell H. Young received forty :. :,
three thousand four hundred and foTty.nve.. ao,if
W which there were defective three. .........- a.
of which there blank thiry-six. .....-,.'. /.
And OF which tlr.Ie Mere scat.eIlng lorlytM0. Z.
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POLITICAL.

dred and eeventy-five. ........................
or which there was defective one. .............
or which there were blank three...............
And Of which there were scattering one hun
dred aud hIty-seven.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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lIHST JTUIUIAL IihINIVIs
That II appears such estimate and canvass nht my
whole humber OF votes given for the office OF Jnslce
OF the Supreme Court the First judicial distiict
%ss o an. snnage1 and hy.ss 1897
OF which George O. Barnard received one nun
dred and nine thousand two hundred ana ak oo 80
OF which James G. Carter received fortythree
thousand six hundred and eiehy-four........ 4s,sSl
OF which there were defective siS..............
or which there were blank seventy-six ~
And OF which there were scattering one hun
bred and twenty l2V
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FOE MEMBERS or ASSEMBLY.

fIEsT AEtEMELY DIs1NIUf
That appears such estimate and canvass that the
whole number of votes given FOR the o0lce nj Mem
Der OF Assembly for the First Assembly district was
eight thousand one hundred and thirtyhree. s,
or which Michael G. Murphy received six hous-
and two hundred and thrtysix.. e,2Ss
OF which Bartholomew Griffin received one
thousand three hundred and eightyeig ht.... 1888
OF which Charles Riley received four hundred
ana etFehty -etsni f1S
OF which there defective two............. 2
or which there were blank -four. ................
And Of which there scattering twenty-five. IS
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sIyru coNgRresIoyAT nIaTprcr.

That II appears such estimate and canvass that
the whole number of votes given for the Office OF :
Representative in Congress for the Sixth Congress
tional district was twenty-five thousand two hun -
cred ana tary eight. ~
or which Samuel :. Cox received twelve thor
sand three hundred aud siSty.twc........... 19B6a
OF which George starr received nine thousand
SIS htndrri and eighty two. ............... e,6s2
OF wflch Aele wore doseetise four. ...........
OF VII. \ there were b'aak tIirtsen. Is
And y wAleh there scattering one hun
drcd ana 8erCnly-scvcn. .................... III
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FnR REPRESENTATIVES, I'M CONGRESS


That II appears such estimate and
that the whole er or yoles given for the
Office of Representative in Congress- for the
Fourth Congressional district was twenty-four
thousand Two hundred and twenty eight. ........
OF which John Fox received twenty thousand
and seventy -four. ......... 2O.o74
OF which Charles v. Lewis received four thou.
sand and twenty four. Acai
or which taero was defective .............
OF which there blank seven. ..............
dred and twenty two Observation-Disclosures. l2s
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-09

Il FRosr AND SNow.-On Friday and Satur-
saay morning last, the ground in the vlcInny
5of Truckec and Bonner Lake was covered
with white frost, and the air was chilly. On
Sunday morning III" mountains to the west
ksf Carson we're whitened with snow ha if"ay
lkrom their submits II the Sallev. The most
BENDER plants in Eagle Valley have received
B ust the slightest touch Of frost.
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Carson City, Sept. s, 1858.

OF PRKssRvIsG TRoUr, the Trespass
rsys parties living along the southwest
thore of Lake Bigier, are stocking all
HE small lakes on the Western Summit
Is IT'D trout from tina, magnificent sheet
b. water. Within space Of a few miles
here are ten lakes of respectable size
tn the Western summit-varying from
welye by three miles in extent to half
mile in diameter. Four of the ten
Lsye no outlet, but the water of these
Is az fresh ard limpid as tina: Of the
tier six, which have streams running
ln;o and out of them. Between the Big
b ountain (tLe loftiest peak in that part
4 the Sierra NeTada) and the Western
Eammit proper, is a granite basin about
liz miles in length by fonr in width, in
k hicb is large number Of small basins
siied with water, mere ponds, but which
Is az cool and palntable as any spr'ng
ha. ever gushed from rock, albeit these
Fakelets are exposed to the sun and have
running streams to feed them.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-09

4 To THE VOTERS OF OUNsBY COUNTY
1Jaying been verv earnestly solicited by
number Of our best cifizeLs to accept
Il nomination on the Union ticket for the
A,aice Of A~scmblymtn to again represent
EOyrnsby County in the next Legislature and
a having given same of them some encour-
5sgement that | nigh: accept such nomina-
4 ion, take this method Of informing you
hat nv business matters are sHch that II
n III not allow me to make the sacrlnce Of
Sievo.e TO the cause. hope no one will be
Reelected for that position who is not thor
Euohlv acquainted and identified with all
D ,ur wants not only as a Coluty bat as
SS.a,e. Nane but good sound Union men
: sho will pledge themselves to vote first,
asst and all the time for VIM. NJ. Stewart
ar L. 5. Senator. You want Vim. NJ
Stewart in the Senate Of the I. S. to aid
k.nd assist in carving out the Eeconstruc-
& ion measures of Congress. When some Of
4hose rebel secession Traitors come up t.
Washington with their hand still wet with
4eyv best blood Of the Nation, perhaps with
Ebardons in their packets that the ink is
acarcely dry with which they were written,
Ind knock at the doors of the counsels OF
Nae Nation for admittance, we want VIM.
81. Stewart there TO say to them Get thee
behind ME and stay there till you have
erashed your hands of the blood Of the Union
3soldiers who 50 freely shed it in the defense
Jbf our glorious country
To INV numerous friends who have urged
{.ne TO accept a nomination for the Assembly
&Ilease accept my sincere thanks. l assure
u on will do anything l possibly can to Sc
e.ure the election of your whole ticket both
fstate and County and shall not let up till
H. S Grant, the peoples choice for Presi-
.slent o + the United States, is safely housed
&n the White House at Washington.
Respectfully Yours.
Gro. MCNcKToN.
Carson City, Sept. s, 1858.
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TaF SPEED OF DExTER.-The Ne"
York Sun of August 22d says that ~
the 2lst of that month Dexter was IN
the track aud occasionally put TO speed
'or short spirit when he made quar-
ter mile down the back stretch 10 III"
almost incredible tim ssof thirty second
rr AZ the rate of one mile 10 two MN
utes
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-09

AaaKDosING DUTCH FLAT.-t is re-
or,ed that the last number of the En-
luirer, at Dutch Flat, appeared on the
lth instant. The concern will be re-
bowed to Truckee, where it will be
luhlished in future under the name of
he Truckee Tribune. The Srst number
! announced to appear September 18th.