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er, and affordgreens equal to collards, if
not superior. Stock of all kinds are fond
of them, and from their rich golden color,
sweet and delicate favor, are not surpassed
for the table. Farmers, try the Ruta Baga,
and learn how it saves the corn-crib. The
Ruta Baga is not inclined to seed in this
climate; but this is benefit rather than an
objection, as thereby the roots keep sound
much longer.
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H@~ An inquisitive urchin at Pittsfeld,
Mass, while reeiting lesson, the other day,
from Christ's Sermon on the Mount, broke
out: Smother, did Jesus get two thousand
dollars a year for preaching, like our min.
ister?"
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SELLING OFF AT COST!

YTNHE Subscriber will sell off large Stock OF
i FANCY GOODS AND ARTICLES in his
line, for the next thirty days. at Cost prices This
is no humbug and persons in want of GOODS
AT LOW PRICES, had better come and get
them, as the chance will only be allowed them for
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gNistellanesas &faaiua.
CONyENTION INCIDENTs.

The Charleston Mercury continues tt
publish racy sketches of the Convention
and its members. We make few extracts
from one of its departments, which is desig
mated as s'Incidents of the Great hinged
Streaked-and-Striped Convention:
UNLAWFUL PoL1rENEss.-Byas, who has
figured rather extensively in theseincidents
yesterday became quite indignant at
brother delegate for smiling at the failure
of one of Byas' numerous resolutions, and
to shew his resentment and contempt, he
put his thumb to his nose and twirled his
fingers at the hilarious delegate.
SKETcH1NG THE DELEGATEs.-Ac certain
dubious colored delegate, who, for the sake
of future fun, shall be nameless, amuses
himself and others, every day, by pencilled
caricatures of his brother members of the
great unlawful.
STREET CORNER CoNFAB.-A couple OF
colored delegates discussing the resolution
offered, to expunge the epithets, "Nigger, y
ssNegro and Yankee from the vocabulary
of South Carolina, one of them remarked :
"Wel, we'se gwine to meek it de law, any
how: d0nt see why dey kin call US SIGH
names, when we hab stopped calling dem
6uckra, eber since de Union come in"
PARLIAMENTARY DEBATES CONTINUED
IN THE STRBETs.-Y Yesterday, after the ad-
journment of the ring-streaked, the debate
was continued in Meeting street, as follows !:
Short Darkie-"I tell lyou Sam, dat is a.
gin de constetushum.
Tall Delegate-"Well, dat is de berry
ting I tell you. You see de ribsolution will
do away wid the conStetushum."
REMARKABLE TABLE CoLLooUY.-Big
Fat Delegate.-"Now don't dem reporters
meek man say heap 'er nonsense bout
what's going on in de convenshun."
Lank Delegate.-Wal they does no
dwoubt
Big Fat Delegate. instance, dat
speech of Byas from Berkeley. There want
much Inglish in it shure, and done no cred
it to his larning. never heerd such SIM
plicity in my life; the fact is, I've come to
the conclusion some of our convention peo-
pie is mighty poor creeturs.
AN INCONSISTENT DELEGATE.-It will
be recollected that T. J. Coghlan moved
that it be made an offence, punishable with
fine and Imprisonment, to designate any
person "nigger" or"Yankee," but strange
to say, Coghlan himself applies the epithct
'snigger" to american citizens of African
Descent" and did 80 without any excuse
whatever, on Monday, on East Bay, in
with some ex-Confederates.
PAYING ExpENsEs.-A gentleman, q day
or two ago, purchased six dozen of eggs
from one of the delegates from Edisto, which
he said had been sent him by his wife to de-
fray his expenses during his stay in the
city, fearing that it would be the only means
by which he could do so. He had few
hens on the island and small cabin as q
free, he hoped, from taxation,
from whence he had been called to serve
his constituents and make laws to suit them.
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THE CHRONICLE AND SENTINEL.

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GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE,
CHARLESTON, s. c., October g. 1867.
nN and after OCTOBER 6, 1867, the Passenger
" Trains on the South Carolina Railroad will
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Among the regular contributors to BURKFS
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At the YORK DRUG STORE.
January q tt
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FOR TAX-COITECT0R

YJHE friends of JOHN NJ. sHERRER. iof Bull
L locks Creek respectfully announce him as
trict, at the next election.
August 10, 1867 II 81 ems
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ALMANACS FOR 1868.
"HEAR ME FOR MY CAUsEI

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d ANDFARMERS' ALMANACS," for the year
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H. Carlisle, of Spartan burg District, for this lat-
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Apply at the ENQUIRER OFFICE.
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SPLENDID ARRAY
OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
ON EXHIBITION AT
J. & T.. B. STOW E'S.

NOL. McCORKLE begs to inform his numerous
" friends and customers, that he has just re-
turned from the NORTHERN CITIES, where he
bought Second Stock Of FALL AND WINTER
COINS
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WE WILL SPARE NO EFFORTS
LOOK HERE i!

TAvE you heard the news. No; what is it !?
Ill Why Col. McCORKLE with j. & e. b.
STOWE is now receiving his Second Stock of
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GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.

Our entire Stock of Goods are marked to be
sold at CURRENCY PRICES, and since the De-
cline in Prices we will sell as CHEAP AS THE
CHEA PEST Some of tho Snecia1tiea ara
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STOCK OF GROCERIES,

Z. D. Cheese, Mackerel Liverpool Salt, Sugar
and Coffee A splendid assortment of Hardware
which we sell cheap.
Grateful for past favors, we ask continuation
of patronapa and
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
ALLISON & BRATTON,
DRUGS, GHIhlCALs, PATIENT MEDIGB|
THEIR STOCK CONSISTS o.

DRUGS, MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS,
Essential Oils, Medicinal Extracts, Patent Med
Stuffs, Varnishes, Artists Oil Colors, Artists
Dyeing Oil, Nut Oil, Indigo, Madder, &c, DC. 2
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DRY GOODS, DRESS GOODS,

mings, in all Varieties and Styles; Heavy Stripe
Osnaburgs, Blankets, Clothing, Boots and Shoes !;
q Nnrnhar
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-10-31
Thanksgiving Proclamation

TN ACCORDANCE WITH A CUSTOM INAUG-
i urated by the forefathers Of American Civiz.-
ton, and in conformity with a Proclamation is
sued by the President of the United States. I
| the Acting Governor of the State of Nevada d.,
hereby appoint ami set apart, as a day Of PUBLIC
Thanksgiving AND PRAYER,
Thursday, the 26th day of Novem-
| Der A. u. 1895,
And I do hereby earnestly recommend to n.
| people Of this favored Conn or wsath. that upon
that day, in the churches, at the family altar an.
in the social circle each and all in humbl.pess
| of heart, and with full sense of our dependence
upon Him who is the giver Of every good and per-
feet gift, as with one accord, lift up voices in
words and tones Of thank fulness for the many md
long continued blessings whch have been shower
ed upon us by His ben-fcent hand.
HE causes for our gratitude ~ God NAM.
fold:
We have lived TO see this Nation saved from it's
enemies and have been blessed with tho hsrb-
niger Of Peace.
Our eye. have been given to behold the slaa
signs Of coming political tranquility Throughout,
the length aud breadth of this too long agitsrss
land.
Through that benign Providence which permits
the rain to descend upen the just and the unjust,
We have been blessed with plentiful harvests
The stetdy Development If the old and the
discovery OF the new mines have added to on,
pr"sperify and given US encouraging assurances
for the future.
While upon eth hand pestilence and disaster
have fallen upon the people. We. of Nevada
have been mercifully exempted from such die
tressful visitatons.
While Offering to the Throne of Grace our hun
BILE acknowledgements Of these meYcifuI dispense
tions let US not forget to ak in like spirit thas
they be prolonged to u, TO the Nation and to ID.
World trusting and believing that our best hope
and largest assurance lies in the Almighty hand Of
Him who rueth the nations.
And let us remember the poor the sick and the
inf 'rtunate, and do what lies within our power
to alleviate their poverty. suferines and distress.
-. In witness whereof have hsreunto set
! L. S. my hand and caused to be affixed ths
-. Great Seal Of the STATE If Nevada. Done
at Carson City, this the sd d,v Of October A. b
1865. JAMES s. SLINGERLAND.
Acting Governor Of Nevada.
Attest:
C. n. NoTEwARR
Secretary Of State. oc24-td
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On Tuesday, the Sd day OF Novem-
Der A.. ID. 1865.

! That said General Election will be held. ana
polls opei.ed AZ such places as shall have been
| legally sgnsted, for the purpose Of eecting the
! follow ing officers, o-wit
| Three Presidential Electors; one Congressman;
one Jutice Of the Supreme Court for full term;
one Justice Of tn" supreme Court, for the re-
msinder of tie term If the late Justice, Hon. c.
| VI. Brusuan. deceased; one Surveyor General, for
the remainder OF the term being filed W
Hon. s. II Narlette; and one State Printer.
Also, the following State Senator'S to-~it
Two for Storey County one for Lander Couh
ty one for Nye County one for Lincoln County;
one for E.meralda County one for Washoe Coun-
ty; one for Lyon County; one for Humboldt
County and one for ormsby County.
Also. the following Members of the Assembly.
to-wit:
Twelve for Storey County; fonr for Lander
County two for Nye County; one for Lincoln
County; four for ksmeralda County; two for
Dong as County three for WashO- County; three
for LYON County thre- for HumbJid County;
three for Oimsby County; and two for Churchill
County.
Ais. for each organized County in this State:
One Sheriff, County Clerk. County Recorder,
County Treasurer, County Asses sor, District Al
torney, Public Administrator, County surveyor,
and County Superintendent If Public SCHOOL,,
EACH three County Commissioners in each Gun
IT, except Storey, and IN that County fve County
Commissioners; and in Lincoln County-th~
Ninth judicial District-one District Judge, 10
hold Office for and during the two years next after
the first Monday in January, A D. lst9.
Also. in each City Township and Precinct, -
many Justices Of the Peace and Constables As are
required and provided for by lsw-and the Legal
action of the respective Boards Of County Com
mssioners
In witness whereof have hereunto ses
}HS8my hand, and caused TO be affixed the
sGreat Seal Of the State Of Nevada. Done
AT Carson City, this the 2lst day of October A.. .
1865. JAMES :. SUNDERLAND.
Acting Governor Of Nevada
Attest:
c. N. NoTEwARE,
Secretary OF State. oc2--f
Virginia Enterprise copy.
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- y q n g n Kun ar,
Or, FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS.

TLe-s lis ara now a3lT1vlrig ed by the Ne IL
"a! <rtter iTr t. b the only s,fs mild and effi-
sVn ~ reI'-ly 0 BE depandri on in long auling
c-seI sIrt'rs-sen. irrc-uli rity, stopping OF
~ euJcti IF n rtnrc the gle It of which is
the % 81 h ic.,larah.t Ell Cts tn female
f-sD-. II n, cis, n .u'd the-t. Pills be X N
~h.n rle nI.i-nt has n II lieve sfl- is
X@rI rE p ice So Re nj the amount As absvr
All th, " u e 'prw lr5ed with Il directions !.
&c. CT Rcd \ UDIE.
Pstirnf1 r S'iiu in a-iy part nf 5he State how
r 4 $ mt w.. ny SIRE melicai n " Ct al
IL .:v r>,S. .n wfi think proper rpsi.b
eat II Sfa-, m "f su Ii in preference.
in. -.,re,ai int ~ ew, assured that t.eir
..a.nIni.a-fls vii be he Il mist sn FRED.
All te:t- ~ N ,ney ms b. addressed
E.:NJ. i. J 'SSELYS. VI. n, fstamp
$50 Washington street
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E Al L 4 0 AID L A N D S
IN VADA.
II. ID. ED"A 9,

II. ID. ED"AE
CARSON CITY, NEVADA,
Agent and Attorney for the Cen.
trail Pacific Railroad Company
for their Lands In the
State Of Nevada.
Persons desiring to purchase Land in the state
of Nevada, belonging to the Central Pacific Rail
road Company, should. make immediate appl:a-
ton to me, at my office, in jig. -r-."
Sweeney's Building, Carson city,
Nevada.
Carson City, June p, 1868.
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REGISTERED VOTERS OF EMPIRE PRECINCT

Long1hangh, Samuel
lockwood. A J
LongabauEh. J T
Lainpman, Charles
Lang, NJ
Lschapelle, Dosite
Miller, n S
Mccormick. JOSEPH
Mason, John
McManus, Peter
Muntinga, Siebc
VI rk, Joseph
Mcdonald, william
Marsd-n. II l.
NcPhi ers. Daniel
Miller. G W
MtPittlfsoh, IS u
Murphy, T j
Mann. William b
Nj Ter, John
Nath, wson, Robert
McMahon. 4 b
Muffin, james
Neudenhail. 8 g
Mcleod. William
Morris. James
May, John "
Nicholson. Otto
mclaughlin, N
Narti " Q II
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SEMINAL WEAKNESS.

T.,e young man who experiences that growing
as.kaess in his muscular and mental organic ,tiur
~4oCld stop to Consider whence it arises. He will
FAD in the ,kn Of TIL. blc trembling of the
! u,bs. dis rdered Hge stion nTiaCcountab.e failing
' the powers of the mind disa~tc for society dread
finpendihg trouble, fJrtbndings # evil, sleep
i.,-srrs5 troubled and lacv Gus dreams aCcunpa,l-
I'D by growing deafness loss of muscular . wer
rnG humorous o;her symptoms of diSOrG imitation,
Iae positive trace, of that mat terrible and des-
ac;i~e of all di,ea-es, Seminal Weakness-wastiug
away his powers, de rrcyin- his hope Of life AID
-ri,nho d and dragging him along the broken
path Of his existence, toward a premature and
isthsome grave. To him who finds his life drib-
ltuE ont in the d>ch rye IF the vital principle If
tSistence, in nocturnal and diurnal emissions the
1-rs cessit' on of the causes Of its appearance
brings no assurance of relief.
Marriage that hoy Office the safeguard and
h lFe of NJ nhooi brfnes t. such \ one m hone If
c~re, but adds to his seTy in thu knowledge IF
Ihe Hhp 10 ,kS tn him tor much of her hap
sincss. is victim of his evil, and inn.cent COM
.Isnion OF his punshn nj He adds t" his misery
aud disorder until hope leaves him. There is no
-scue eHcePtin proper and skitul treatment -
t;,nsult then. a; ply ,ican whom long ,,rac-
tee and careful research has IN ,ie him thoroughly
rrnsersant with every phase of the sea=e .husc |
Who have become the victims of S.iitory vices tn I
dreadful fascinating and de ,tructabi h,hit which
hiis thousands of SICK with paralyticS and |
ransumptives, and hundreds of untimrIy gray es |
with its m.sg aid "a victims, should con-rlt with ur
. 'nents delay. one who will snpatlize with |
t',eir suforings such the Doctor wpuld especial
y reccomTend him elf, giving to each and all |
guarantees of PERI ct and Permanent Cure
With ut Hin fr from Business, Change OF Diet
q Palr Of Elk po5ure.
U,,p ct f,--.t the affirnsS Sell below