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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-01
AN ACT
Carson, July 25, 1865.

To provide for the Eegis ra,i n Of the Names o.
EIrc, Is, and + he ascei taiunent, by proper
pr, Is. OF The Persons Who shall be entitled To
the Right If >uftr 20
Tn, Pc pie at tie : tie Of Nevada, represented
IN AID '>sembiy. do enact as ll"ws:
Sc ION l be justices # the Peace OF The
several c'.untieS Of Ne IT ,te sta conS'lfu e and
act i,e-t~try AErrs tne e eCtion p' eclI,t- ~
iii uIcfs - itieh are within their REL ectiSe town.
ships and as sch thell duties shall. he pro-
vid d i'll h aCi.
sec immediately up,n the appro al Of this
Act. tLt IeS;,cct'vr ards Of ke-le rtt'"n y the
severa Cu,nIi,s IF thr tate shall deliver over,
IN b. dtiv- ed. t. the scrtia he&i t'y
auem + thea c untie-. AS provided Tor IN THIS
Act. the respective ISL er> aud all other reg'--
tia-ion 10 -, belonging to, or heretofore pre-
ptreui r. the rieci Ii precincts or districts Inch
are within them respective townships prortded.
tn Il the b,.lk containing the oath. heretofore
C~lbud, shall Ice filed and preserved in the
CuuutN Ink fee: and, hereafter said b ar
nj tegistIat on s,l Il b, dlschaIg,d from the per
farmance ut duty relating 10 the regsti alton
OF names o. Il ctuIs
SC. ! Tie County COMMITS toner's Of the res
pective unite. # The STATE shall provide f'r
til heGi>uy Agent If their c'un'I, when and
where Ieedet. all proper ard necessary books I"
carry out Tire prov sois o. this Act, tos' th-r with
hit .>,er> for each election pTeCnt or dis
trict SO EIrprrrd thar each shall contain -eIaf-
ate list Of pei soI, ehtItIed 10 vote, re-Id'ng III
each eler 10 p'ecinr district all h'het lily
arranged, record n fOtheir respective SUI name.
and to in Sc aGat- c |, hts the name ~
full len III, the aye, the country uf their birth
tie occupation ami plac u: re-i'teuce, t'gttht'
with the uuul.'rr and date OF 'egstry All ex
I'cIs-> incur Ell in executing the ITovisio' OF
hi, Act. inelni.ng The publication If III" regist
lists ehall be audi ed. all wed nd paid out q:
the cant, funds Of tn >ev.-' al c.nntes INCUR Ing
the Sam, a. ,,ts'er county cha gs~.
SC 4 The reai-ter- may be IN the following |
'rn. in su j. other TO III as IN ST cnnven- |
l. nIlN ami econ ca ], carry out tnr provision |
AM iu'e,ttiot II Tins tCt--to wit
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-01
FEARFUL TRAGEDY !
LORD KILDARE POISONED ! !

NJ J. PERCELL, AT THE me PLUS UL-
vi. ira Saloon, King street, has jut re
ceived from the English Prime Minister a i-patch
stating that is Colleague the Earl OF kiliare died
yesterday from the effects Of indulgence Of
AN inferior brand If wine.
His Excellency to prevent the recurrence of a
similar catastrophe to his MANY frie, DIS Nevada
has instructed Her Majesty's Consul in FRAN
ciscJ To keep Mr.. Purcell hereafter constantly
supplied with the brands exclusively used at
Windsor Castle and by the Emperor of Russia
Vintage of 1oo2 original packages marked c.
O. D. Please call an! examine.
ClrSon June Z 1StS.
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SU N NJ ON 5.

Fifty cents state Reve stampf
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SECOND
i Judicial Disfri t. of the State OF Nevada, in
and for the unity of Ormsby.
NELSON STJNTOMIkr vs.. ALICE STON-
TOMiKE. Action brought in the District Courf
# the Second Judicial d street of the state Of
Nevada, in and for the county of Ornsby, and the
complaint filed in aid county of Orm>by, in the
edice Of the Clerk of sid District Court.
Tho State Of Nevada sends greeting to Alice
StontOmire defendant: Yor hereby required
70 sppoar in an action brought against you by the
sAovs named plaintiff in the District Court Of the
Second Judicial District of the state Of Nevada,
IN and for the County Of urInsby, and answer
he complaint flied therein "a copy of which ac-
companies thus Sunimons) within ten days (exciu-
sivO Of the ~ u servic-) after the service you
Of this Summon--n served within this county;
o. II served out Of this county, but in this Dis
ssiot. within twenty days. otherwise within forty
dayNsr Judgment by default will be taken
AGainst yoa.
The said action is brought to 1b.ain decree of
divorce from tho bonds Of natrimely existing be
tween you and the plaintiff herein also for the
custody. etc of your two children, to wit, David
and George Stontamire. and for costs of suit, ETC.
eto and for cause of this action the plaintiff al
IeEes against you. wilful de- ertion dissoute hab
M, etc., q in his complaint set forth.
And you are her. by notified iha. if you fail TO
sppear and answer the said complaint as above
quired, the said plaintiff sill take decree and
Judgment - prayed
0ivsn under my hand, and the Seal Of the Dis
riet Ooert Of the Second Judicial District of the
1870 State Of Aeva.ia in and for the county
(., q Ormsby, this 18th day Of July, in
esAs the year u our Lord, one thousand
s~ eight hundred and sixty-eight.
MI. A3AA0RE, Clerk.
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Sec. -. After III. final eompl,tion of til. rel

Fec. IL. Affer the final compltton Of the rel
listers for tn. election precincts districts, With
their respective T. wnshfps, previous to the genera
election in November. Of eaci. year, and prevo,
to any special OF municipal election, or any ele,
ton provid. d for by Law other than the genero<
elec, Ion the Registry AZ. nts, ty or under whot
they were respt cti,ely made, shah inmediateI
make out certified copies of the names the regal
listers Of each election precinct district. withf
their respective tow sfits, so rrearng such Ger
tined copies a. show 'hta' hes fcr tie gener,
and munich al election :, 'esis mating, sitter tB
FIST year Of registration by s,me part cuisr char
acter ~ bv the letter 81, whU are registereF
+ that la uct lar We r, and unGer which the In
spect,is nav check # the n"m-s Uf those vOtIs1
during tiai year by me- particular Character, a.
b the le't,r ". "a II rs: - esi-t red Ter cit1
eectu n IN lS.....'' ''Noting at city election l.
lS...' .Regi>t red general election IN IS -
''V"ting at 2. neral election III lS...--.' hers
aid certified c, les have been made, 1t shall b.
the duty f said Registry Agents TO have one cop.
If the same, II each ell elton e. net or districts
delivered To the INSPECTORS Of Elections OF sue!
pr, ci' It or strict least 10y eight clock A.
II the day which said elocti"n takes place, q.
5 helt. Said certified copies Of The nares on tn
tx sters nay lie in the I, How iu.c rn. in suc
I'll r + nj t. most conyen emil, and economy
~" '"'"' NJ 'h- Trnvisi"ns If this Act:
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at 10 o'clock A. M, to wit
John Doe, lots l. 9 8, 4 S and g in block Nc {
of Van Wrinkle and Proctor division OF Carson City
for SIS 6s.
John Doe lots . 3, g. ard 10 in block No 6i
of Procto. and Grev MS division of Carson City for
S25 So.
John Doe. lots 1. ., 3, 4. 5. 81, 9. 10, II
and II in block M of Van Winkle and Proctor
division Of Carson City, for 20 SO.
John Doe lots and 10 in block No 9, of Curry s
division II Carson City for Is Il.
John Doe, northwest quarter of block No 20;
and also the north 50 feet of the nrt'.-essr quar-
ter of me block Phillips division of Carson City,
for 10 Is.
John Doe, lot block No %. Musser's division
Of Carson City; also, lot il block 54 # same d
vision, for is l..
John Doe, south half Of block No II of Pierson
and Good, cll's divisi Of arson City; also, l. t
in block II same dvsi, u, for is Il.
I'm Doe, lots 3 and in bio &c Of Sears
Thomls Son and Sears division of Carson City, for
SIT O5.
John Doe north half Of block 65. Sears. Thomp-
son and Sears division IF Carson City; also, 1t
in bloch &c, same division, for u Al.
hu De, lots Z. 8, ard 10 in block 81. Sears,
Thompson and Sears division Of Carson City. for
$40 Il
John D ,e lots and block As. Sears. Thomp-
son and Sears division of Carson City, Tor IL 81.
John Doe, lots and in block A.. Sears, Thomp-
SON AMI Sears division of Carson City, for IL 49,
John Doe, lots 5, 6, T. s. and 10 in block 46,
Sears. Thompson and Sears dlvisi-n of Carson
City. for 20 SO.
John Doe. lot in block % Of Sears Thompson
and Sears division of Carson City; also, lot in
block A. same division, for Is II.
John Doc. south half Of lot block q. Fears,
Thompson and Sears division Of Carson City, for
Il a.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-01
9Th day of september. AID. 1865,

at 10 o'clock A. NJ, and answer unto the complaint
of he above nam, plaintiffs, row Ire ia MY
',ffce, who sue to obtain Judgment against GU
r the OF Thee iiundI ed 900 dollars; sail
mount claimed and alicge, /" be due to Pam
tif-. IS Executors al re>aid for dam ~, done
to Plsintffs' buildings situate IN part lot No
nine (9). bio k thirty i've t35). Sears, Thompson
and S.ars' division of Carson CITY. cars'd ~ t.
giving way the walls of ,onr building situa'e
ON the mdjo ing premises; when judemt nj i'll
be taken against yUu f.r the said unit, II ynIi
tail t. appear and answer. t. the She if or any
Constable If he i'd County. greeting Male le-
gal service AMI due return hereof Given Under
N, hand this 2l day If July A. D. 1868.
l.. C. MCkEEBY. JusrIce of the Peace,
jly3 I'm Ca n Township.
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7;h day of September, A. D. 1s6s,
SUMMONS s.
so cents State Revenue St

so cents State Revenue t.mn.
STATE OF NEVADA, COUNTY OF ORNsBY
~ In the Justice c. u-t Car sob Township, in and
for ulsiy County
II F. Rice and Philo W Rec as Executors of
the state Of Catherine FIisbie, decea-ed,
Plai Mt fl, John Sh,urds defendant
The state of Neva'!a lends greeting to John A
Shorrds You he's eby Summoned 10 APPEAR
before me at my office in Cars.'n City, i'll Ca
Township, in ormsby County, on the
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-01

GENTS WANTLD FOR WARRENS
~ Household Physician the most complete
L Z NE ical work writ en-. No family a.
IL. d u be without il; contains over 4lu ilu ira
ii ms. Great inducements to Agents. ADDRESS
PACIFIC PUBLISHING Co San Francisco. au2
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Resolved, That the Union Republican County
Conventions Of this State be oume AIDED and re-
quested to require pledce from the Legislative
candida ca to support, for the Office Of United
States Senator such person shall receive, at the
general ection, the highest number of votes for
such Office in their county. upon Union b tllots-
all ballots to be considered Union ball,ts which
shall contain the names of ali the Union nominees
for Electoral State and Legislative offices.
C E DEL0NG,
Chairman Nevada State Cent al Committee Ma
tionai Union Republican Party.
c. BArfERAAN Secretary,
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GENTS WANT&D.-MALE AND FE-
"A male. to sell and splendid Engrav-
4 "A ing, From Shore 10 Sho e. suggestive #
l. fe > journey f ON Chi dhoOd 10 OF We A per
ftr gem. Isl, for the Empty Sleeve, and
other tngraviugS. Address PACIFIC PUBLISHING
Co San Francesca au2
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State Revenue Stamp SOC.
STATF OF NEFAD, COUNTY OF ORHSBY
- In the IN tees court. Carson Township, in
and for said unity Of ''rmsby.-Jhe state of
Nevada sends greeting to Eugene archambeLult.
You are hereby summoned to appear before me at
NV office in arson City. in Carson Township, in
Urmshy county, on the
9Th day of September, A. d. 1&6s,
al 10 O'Clock VI, and answer unto the comIla nj
Of j, seph arnal, who 20 cb ain judgment
against You for he sum of one hundred and nine
ty one d liars and sc. enfy-tve cents; said amount
is alleged TO br due plaintiff, from V Il. for wood,
hav, barley. and for horse hire. from June LIST,
1stS, To the pre- ient time, appears tally
by account how ON te III my office. when JUDI
meut will be taken against You Tor tn. SAID
amount ,gether with costs aid damages, if y,.u
fail TO -, answer,
To the Sheriff or any Constable # the said
comfy, greeting: Make legal service and due
return ErIt
Given under my hand this Sd day IF August,
A. u. 1865. l.. a. MCKhEBi,
Justice of the Peace. Carson Township.
au4-yi
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-01
PROCEEDINGS OF THE MEET
ING OF The UNION REPUBLI-
CAN STATE CENTRAL COM
MITTkE.

1N~ OF HI 81 SlpS Il f. = y hIL L.
CAN STATE CENTRAL COM.
MITTkE.
AT A MEETING OF THE UNION REPUBLI-
N can ate Cent al Committee If Nevada, held
1t Virginia G,ty, August 20. 1865, it
Resolved, That tate Convention OF the Ma
tional Union Republican Patty be held at Carson
City,
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10th, 1868,
To nominate Electo al Ticket to be supported at
the coming Presidential Election, candidate for
Congress- candida es for Judges of the Supr, ME
Court, and the transaction of such other business
shall prop rly come before sa Convention
Resolved, That each county be entitled TO one
Delegate at Large, and one for ga h fifty Union
votes ca for Superintendent # Public instruction
at the general election OF 1866, ard one for each
fraction of fifty over twenty-five
Resolved, That for the purp,,se of elscting Dele
gates to said State C,nventIvn all persons voting
shall be req aired TO subscl b- the National Uni n
Republican Platform; to declare that at the last
genera. election he supported the Union Repub
can ticket, State and Legislative, and at the
ing election he viii give an undivided support to
the National, State a:td Legislative nomine of
the Union Republican Party-pruvided such addi-
tional test may be prescribed as order ed by the
County Central Committee.
Resolved, That the Deles gates to the State Con-
vention be elected ia such manner and at UGH
times a the County Central Committees may pre-
scribe.
Delegates are apportioned to the several coun-
ties n follows:
DougiA.
EAfnerAlua... o
humDctuI
lAndef.-... L! |
Lyon. Ii
Lincoln
Ormsoy 10
store! 81
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-06-30
MISCELLANEO Gus.
"The Lord LiVeth."

There dwelt in the east of Scotland pious
clergyman, who had presided for number
of years over small but respectable congre-
CATION In the midst Of his active career of
usefulness, he was suddenly removed by death,
leaving behind him a wife and a number of
helpless children. The small stipend al
lowed him by his congregation had been
barely sufficient to meet the current expenses
Of his family; and at his death no visible
means were left for their support. The death
of her husband preyed deeply upon the heart
of the poor afflicted widow; while the dark
prospect which the future presented filled
her mind with the most gloomy apprehen
sions By her lonely fireside she sat, the
morning after her sad bereavement, lament
ing her forlorn and destitute condition, when
her little son, boy of five years OF age, en-
tered the room. Seeing the deep distress of
his mother, he stole softly to her side, and,
placing his little hand in hers looked visit
fully into her face, and said: Mother
mother, is God dead ?" Soft as the gentle
whisper of an angel did the simple accents of
the dear boy fall upon the ear Of the discon>
soIate and almost heart broken mother. y
CLEAN of heavenly radiance lighted up, for a
moment, her pale features. Then snatching
up her little boy, and pressing him fondly to
her bosom, she exclaimed "No, no, my son,
God is not dead :; He still lives and promises
to be Father to the fatheress, Husband
to the widow. His promises are sure and
steadfast, and upon them 1 will firmly and
implicitly rely" Her tears were dried, and
her murmurings forever hushed. The event
proved that her confidence was not misplaced.
The congregation over which her husband
had worthiy presided, generously settled
upon her handsome annuity. by which she
was enabled to support her family, not only
comfortably, but genteelly. The talents Of
her sons, as they advanced in years, soon
brought them into notice, and finally procured
them high and honorable stations in society
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-06-30
Grants Order No. II.

The Radical papers are trying to show that
Grants order expelling all Hebrews from
the Department of the Tennessee "within
twenty -four hours from the receipt of said or
der by post commanders" referred only to
such as were violating every regulation of
trade" &c. The Louisville Courier has this
to say about it:
The order is not directed against voators
of trade regulations. 1t is directed against
Jews as Jews, and is made applicable to all
Jews by the charge that the Jews, as a class,
are guilty of disgraccful and dishonest con-
duct. No language can be clearer-no mean
ing can be conveyed more pointedly-no
charge can be made more direct and sweep
ing 1t does not single out from among the
Jews class who are guilty: but, from
among all others, singles out the Jews as a
class who are all guilty. All the guilty are
Jews; all Jews are guilty; and all Jews are
to be expelled. No others are guilty and
no others are to be expelled The alleged
guilty is practicable of Jews only, and not on
ly of individual Jews, but of all Jews This
is the plain unmistakable import of the rea-
sons assigned for issuing a sweeping order
excluding all Jews from the camps-forbid-
| ding any Jew to trade within the military
jurisdiction of General Grant and even pro-
hibiting any Jew from visiting headquarters
to ask for trade permit.
a more unprovoked and inexcusable out
rage was never inflicted upon any class of
American citizens. IT was of a piece with
the monstrous arrogance and injustice with
which General Grants party-assuming dur
ing the war. and assuming now that they en-
body all the loyalty and decency in them-
| sclves-caim the right to prescribe and de-
| nounce as traitors and scoundrels all who
dare to reject their dicta. The wrongs borne
| by the Jews in the darkest ages of Christian
| and Pagan intolerance were the same in kind,
though differing in degree TO single them
out as class and fix upon them an official
| sigma-to impute to their race and religion
dishonorable traits degrading them beneath
| their fellow citiZens-is to lend the author
| ity of the Government to a foul calumny, and
| to iufict upon valuable and deserving citi-
zens a wrong at which the public sense of
justice revolts. In this enlightened age there
is no excuse Cor such crime. 1t can proceed
only from fierce. personal prejudice of the
NEST stubborn and stolid sort. When such
spirit can be traced to any candidate Tor
the highcst Office in the nation, the people
cannot be too prompt and decided in pro-
nouncng their rebuke 1t is vain to try to
slight that order. or to speak of it as vcnal
error or trivial mistake. 1t showed the
row and bigoted spirit of the man, and was
equally disgrace to the flag, and equally
deserving Of rcprobation whether prompted
by an icn"be sentiment or corrupt desire
to favor the interests of men who wanted the
active and enterprising Jews excluded, that
they might monopolize the traffic.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-06-30
THE Old Oaken Bucket"

The cold Oaken Bucket" was written by
Samuel B. Woodwork, while yet he was a
journeyman printer, working in an office on
the corner of Chambers and Chatham streets,
New York. Near by, on Frankfort street.
was a-drinking house, kept by one named
Mallory. where Woodwork and several par
ticular friends used to resort One afternoon
the liquor was pronounced super excellent.
Woodwork seemed inspired by it, for after
taking a draught, he set his glass upon the
table, and smacking his lips, declared that
Mallory's can de Uie was superior to anything
he had ever tasted.
"No," said Mallory, ''you are mistaken !;
there was one which, in both our estima,ions,
far surpassed this as drink"
"Whatwas that ?" asked Woodwork, du-
biously.
1.-THE draughts of pure, fresh, spring water
that we used to drink from the old oaken
bucket that hung in the well, on our return
from the labors of the field, Oh a sultry day
in summer"
The tear drops glistened for a moment in
Woodworth's eyes. True true :" he replied
and shortly after quilted the place. lie i'm
mediately returned to the Office, grasped pen,
and in half an hour the "Old Oaken Bucket"
one of the most delightful compositions in
our language, was ready in manuscript to be
embalmed in the memories of succeeding
generations.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-06-30
A Great Law Suit,

In 1854 Cyrus II. Mccormick, of Chi
cagO, entered into partnership for seven
years, with his brothers, William and Lean
der, for the manufacture and sale of reaping
and moving machines, Cyrus holding one half
interest. and each of his brothers fourth
William Mccormick died in 1865, leaving a
widow and five children, in whose behalf the
administrator brings suit for an adjustment
of the partnership. In the bill it is alleged
that upon said death the surviving partners
carried on the business without change until
the 10th of June, 1866. when they entered
into an agreement that unless prohibited by
the court, or it should be deemed preiudicial
to the interests of the estate of William, the
business should be continued until the full
seven years contemplated in the agreement
had expired, the interest of the deceased
being carried Oh for the benefit of his estate.
1t is further alleged that, on the 1st of Au-
gust, 1867, said surviving partners, pretend
ing that the interests Of the estate would be
jeopardzed by continuance of the business
in its behalf, closed the books, and opened
new set for the business, which has since
been carried on for their joint benefit exclu-
sively. The bill sets forth that the interest
Of the deceased in the personal effects of the
partnership is of the value of S250000 and
upward and that the real estate of the firm
is of the value of s8O0,OOO and upward; all
so, that said surviving partners have offered
the sum Of S497 ,229 % payable in five equal
yearly instruments, with interest at six per
cent, for the entire interest of the estate of
the deceased in the business The bill prays
that an account may be had of the late CO.
partnership since and before the death of the
deceased. and that the interest of the estate
may be sold to the best advantage. An ex-
hibt to the bill shows that the present assets
Of the firm including 6,175 mowers valued at
S324,S75, and + ,S33 reapers, valued at S724,-
$50, foot up to s3,HS4,354 G5. Total liabil-
tiles, including $4,000 loss on bad debts,
S2,124 $50 43, leaving balance of Sl,757,>
764 %.