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Or, FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS.

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csci,us REM sly 20 be depended on in long andine
eases suppression. irreguiarity, stopping OF
tls fuucti ,nS of n,tn,s the neglect of which is
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uss CURED AT HONE.
Patients r. s,din in aHv part Of the State. how
evsr distant who may d sire medical advice on
their respective ,se ami ~ho think proper to sub
mi: written statement of such in preference. to
ling persp na interview, assured that their
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SIIERIFF'S SALE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDER
IN and by virtue Of writ of execution. issued
out of, and under the seal Of, the District Court,
First Judicial District, in and for the County OF
Storey, State Of Ne, ada, on Judgment rende red
| in the said Court the Eth day Of November
A. D. ISIS, in favor of The Yellow Jacket Silver
Mining Company and against The Proprietors Of
| the Mexican Mill, for the sum Of S12 5l4 $780,
with interest the, Ct at the rate of ten per ceLt
per annum from Nov. mber 18th, 1868, until paid,
and accrung costs, and to me, such sheriff, d.
rected and delivered, commanding me TO satisfy
said Judgment cut Of the property Of the said
judgment debtor, The Proprieturs Of the Mexican
Mi l. i'll said County Of Ormsby.
In compliance with said writ, l have levied
upon. seized and taken in execution and will
pose to sale at pub ic auctiun at the Court House
Carson City, on
" cdnesday the 9th day of Deem
her, A. ID. 1865,
at one o'clock P. NJ, all the right, title interest
estate and cl-m of the said judgment debtor The
Propris,"rs Of the Mexican Mil, which they had
on the 18th day of November. 1s6S, when said
j nd ment was docketed OF which they have since
acquired of, in and to the fol owing described pro-
perry and premises situate lying and being in the
County of Ormsby, State of Nevada, to wit
Possessory clam entire. to that certain piece
parcel of land containing about II y acres incosed
10y fence, situated IN. or near. the town of Umpire
City. sAidc ounty, aud commonly knownand called
the Mexican Mill Lot, toge her with the Mexican
Mill, machinery, brick dwelling and all other i'm
provements, aprurtenances. tenCnents and here
diaments situate thereon or in any manner per-
tanning TO said Mill property; also. all the right
title. interest. estate and claim of the said Judg-
melt debtor The Proprctors Of the Mexican Mill.
beng an undivided t~o-tliIds "a thereof) Of, in
md TO those certain lieces parcels or tracts of
and, containing go acr-s. stuat' 4 along what is
generally known as The Nexic' Mil Ditch. en- the
vest side Of Carson kiver. and more particularly
iesc ibed follows, wit: The n 4. and
he N. = Of the Sc. = ard the n. = # the
!. W. !, and the y Of the NV. u OF Section
uni 81 Is; "lS'. the W. y Of tie y Z. i, and
he Sc. Il Of The W. =, ana the n. r.. of
he SW i, ard the NV. y Of the S f. a, and
he :, = Of the Sc = Of Section Number %:
lso. tile n w. i cftle n " =, and the S. OF
he n W. Il an. the Z. Of II e S.W. Il Of Sec
ion Number 2f; al>o, the y +. 4 If the n. L. a
f Sect n Number q, all in Township Number
n If Il. Il T., Unit iallo NeIiGian, and in
iii Crrsiy county. together With like two
birds interest in and tie water ditch, dam,
atfr rights al privileges and IL other improve
.cnts used and claimed ly the said Judgment
eItor for the benefit Of the said MeHican Mill,
III he sold aforesaid or so much thereof as viii
,tisty said Judgment, iutere,t and costs.
T. J EDWARDS,
Sheriff. Ormsly county, Ne ada.
Carson. November - les. no4ti
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SECOND

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SECONI
| / Judicial District of iae State Of Nevada. in
and for the County Of Doug:as.-Frances Hamlet
| vs.. William Hamlet.
! Action brought in the District Court Of the Sec
on1 Judicial District of the state Of Nevada, in
and for the said County, and the complaint fled
in said County Of Douglas. in the office Of the
\ CLERK Of said District Court on the 18th day of
September A. D.. 1865
The State of Nevada sends greeting to William
| Hamlet, defendant.
You are hereby required to ap, ear in an action
brOu ght against you by the above named plaintiff
in the District Court of the Second Judicial Dis
trict of the State of Nevada in and for the County
OF Douglas. and TO answer the complaint filed there
in within days exclusive of the day of service
after the service you of this summons served
| within this county; if served ont of this
county but in this district, within twenty days,
otherwise within forty days-or judgment by de-
fault will be taken against you, according to the
PRAYER of said complaint.
The said action is brou hit to obtain decree of
divorce from the bonds of matrimony now exist
ing between you, said defendant and said plaintiff
may thereby be dissolved. and plaintiff be released
from the obligation Of said marriage contract is
alleged by plaintiff in her said complaint on the
grounds Of failure 10 support said plaintiff, OF to
provide the necessaIies Of life, said neg ect not
being the result Of poverty on your part. which
you could not have avoided by ordinary industry;
extreme cruelty and the use Of the most vile, vul
gar, prnfane and obscene language in presence Of
said plaintiff, and for all other relief to which
plaintiff may be entitled, Ly said complaint
filed herein Will more fully appear by reference
thereto.
And you are hereby notified that il you fail t"
appear and answer the said complaint above
required, the said plaintiff will apply to the Co 1T
for the relief demanded in said complaint and for
the casts of this action.
Given under my hand. and the Seal
\of the District Court Of the Second
( Judicial District Is the State Of Ne
~ ~ vada, in and for the County of Douglas.
this 18th day Of September, in the year IF our
Lord one thousand eight hundred aud sixtyei
Certificate Of Copy.
State Of Nevada, County Of Douglas, SEC
ond Judicial District Court, Stephen A. Kim |
sey, Clerk of the Second Judicial District Court of
Douglas county, State Of Nevada do hereby certify
that the above and foregoing full, true and cor
rect copy of the original summons in the action |
entitled Frances Hamlet William Hamlet |
which now remains on file in my Office at Genoa,
in said county and State.
In testimony whereof, I have hereun.o set my /
hand and afix ed the seal Of said Court this Il tn
lay Of September, 4. D. 1868.
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OPTICAL REPORT OF THE STATE
BOARD OF EXAuINERS UPON THE
CONDITION OF THE STATE TREAS
INV

STATE OF NEVADA, COUNTY OF ORMsBY
10 ss.-H. G. Bla.del and C. N No:eware,
| being first duly sworn. each says for himself
| that he is menSer of thu Beard of Examiners
Of the State Of Nevada; that he did on the 18th
day If October, A. D 1865, count the money in
the Treasury Of said State, and that there was
at the County Of Ormsi'y in said State Treasury
the sum of S., 952 90 iii currency, aud 1901 46 in
gold and silver COIN making the total munt in
the Treasury at said county S. 263 46- We fur
ther swear that We are informed by Henry A
Rhoades, Treasurer's Clerk, that of the States
money there is on deposit in the Bank of Calif'r-
mia at Virginia City, Nevada the sum Of 81 244 90
currency.
Making currency on hand and reported...SS eo6 90
To al on hand and reported......."sS.5U7 46
ii. G. BLAShEL,
C. n. NOTEWAEE.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this l4th day
of October A. D. 1865.
CHARLES MARTIN, |
Notary Public, Ormsby Co., Nevada.
true copy.
en- NOTEWARE,
Secretary Of the Board Of Examiners.
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JAMES 5. siINHEKLAAp, ACHING Gov
i. ERNn. Of tie State of Nevada, do hereby
proclaim ard give notice that a GENEh,L FICTION
will be held in the state of Nevada the Tuesday
next after the first Monday in November, A. D.
1858, in accortian,e with the provisions and e.
quireaeHts If the Constitution sni Laws of thS
On tuesday,. the Sd day of NOvsm.
Der ID. 1s6s.
Tha: said General Eli will Re held. and
polls OPEL ed at such places as shall have been
legally designated, for the purpose # exciting tbs
follow ing Officers, to- Wit:
Three Presidential Electors; one Congressman.
one Jn-tice f The Supreme Count, for full term.
one Justice IF The SUR Court, for the
mairder of Il e term Of the late Justice, Hon. C.
VI. BrosIian, deceased; one Surveyor General, for
the remainder nf the term being filled by
Hon S. II Msrlette; ard ne State Printer.
Also. liz folio" ing State Senators. to-Wit:
Two for Storey County one for Lanrer Coun-
ty one for Nye County one for Lincoln County;
one for Esmeralda c unity one for ashoe Coun-
ty; one for Lyon County; one fr Humboldt
County and one for On mshy County.
Also, the following Members Of the Assembly
wit:
Twelve for Storey County; four for Lander
County two for hye County; ore for Lincoln
County; four for Esmeral'a County; two for
Douglas County three fer Waslo- County; three
for Lyon County three for Humb Jldt County:
three for o. risLy County; and two for Churchill
County.
Als.i for each organized County in this State:
One Sheriff, County Clerk. County Recorder.
County Treasurer County Ass, ssor, District A.
torney, Public Administrator. County Surveyor,
and County Superintendent Il Public Schools,
zach: three County Commissioners in each Coun-
~ except Storey, and in that County five County
and in Lincoln Conniy-ths
Ninth Judicial District-one District Judge, 70
1Eld office for and during the two years next after
he fret Monday in January. A d. 1Sf9.
Also. in each City, Tow nship and Precinct, a.
many Justices of The i'eace and Constsbles as are
eqnired End provided for by law-and the legal
ction Of tie respective Boards Of County Com
nis-ioners.
In witness whereof have hereunto set
IyJSSmy hand. and caused to be affixed the
- Great Seal Of the State Of Nevada Done
t Carson City. this the 2lst day Of October 4. n.
SOS. JAMES s. SLINGERLAND.
Acting Governor of Nevada
Attest:
C. ". No1TwARE,
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$3.50 r E w A RI !
THE ABOVE REWARD is OFFERED
Recovery Of the Articles of Clot
Which were STOLEN from the store Of the u.
der igned on the uight of Wednesday, October
H. 1868. JOSEPH ROSENSTOCK.
Carson. October ". 1853.
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The great Ranber actually received and cnrc!,
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BY INDUSTRY WE THRIVE.
COMING & co.
. T. Il L Il Z " T.
And doing
House, Sign and Carriage Painting
At greatly reduced rates.
PIONEER SHOP,

PIONEER SHOP.
LOCA TED APRIL }, 1862; corner of THIRD and
NEVA.A STREETS; At the rear of st.
Charles Uoiel, CARSON CITY.
We pay rent, and hire no help; therefore,
we defy all competition in our business
Es- CALL AND GET OUK FIGURES. "a
J. II. COW1NG,
G. b. COMING,
C. Is. COMING.
Carson, September 20. 1865.
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other civil positions, in ten States Of the
Union.
Do you cab these unimpaired rights2
Not satisfied with hunbngging the pee
pie by the passage Of the above bun
combe resolution, Sec. Seward addressed
the following to Mr.. Dayton, Minister to
France, as to the policy Of this Govern
ment: 4.ss a
sThe condition Of slavery 10 the seye-
raj States will remain just the same,
whether it (the rebellion} succeed or fail.
There is not even pretext for the COM
plant that the disaffected States are to be
conquered by the United States, if the
revelation fail; for the rights Of the
States. and the condition of every human
being in them, willremain subject to ex-
actly the same laws and form Of admins.
tration, whether the revolution shall sue.
ceed or whether.it shall fail"
What perfdyl
oeAu's'Vioi '4afoiy ie"aiu'
ed just the sames
Mol The Abolition party waged the
crusade for the freedom Of the Negro
and to-day We see them the ruling power
in ten States g ct the Union. Is that "just
the sarnef @ go. n
Inc m reyosa',on ',,,. s'. pied, z And 30 we no
'oenoio 2 ongn'ihs pre'e1s for the com
pia,n'f -, p0.,e0. not. ess 3 haa'cai party Q
- D. t ,sIs 49, ..n.sy.dss -
ts,aas..s @
a.
Enc e0n0l'l0n 0l every human 0e'ns'
. 90, So, ..sn,4..s.l,..'.s.ll. 80 -.
Ass :, 'nsy sqDle0s TO sAa0s'Y Tue 'a.n'
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Defeaf OF the Negro Constitution
of Arkansas.

The long, low, dismal howl of defeat
that is now issuing from che throats of
,enraged Radicals because of the defeat
Of their Negro Constitution, at the late
election in Arkansas, cause mems "hair to
stand on end ike the quills upon the
fretful porcupine,n 80
Their svery effort to force their Me-
groe Constisutions down sAs ta.roass of
the Southern people have proved abortiys.
The irst law past by Congressproyided
that q majority Of registered voters should
be necessary to adopt State Constitu-
ton. Under that Law Alabama held her
election. The number Of regis
teredvotsrs we're III, 900. OF that num-
Der about 10000 we're cast for the Negro
CONSTITUTION, being nearly $4,000 less
than the number required to carry it,
The manner Of defeating it was simple:
Every white man who could register, did
50, and then refused to vote at the cleo
ton.
The Radicals discovered that their
Negro Constitutions would be defeated
inthe same manner in every Southern
State. Accordingly they passed law,
the provisions Of which set fourth that a
majority Of the votes cast being favorable
to Constitution, (instead Of majority
Of the whole number Of votes registered)
submitted to the people, would sntitle
the State to admission with her Negro
Constitution and Negro officers. &
Under this last law Arkansas submit.
ted her Constitution to the people; and
the result was defeat by not less than
fifteen thousand votes. Under this law
every white man who could, registered
and voted at the election against being
ruled BY Negro boot-blaoks, BARRIERS,
field hands and carpet-bag politicians
from the North; and came off triumphant.
Thus has the, abeminable Negroe re-
construction of the Radicals been defeated
whenever and wherever presented to the
people, and that: too, under the most des-
potic registration and bayonet rule the
World has ever seen. Thus has the work
Of three years for the utter destruction
Of ten States Of the American Union and
the rights of the white people of those
States, been defeated and tranpled under
the feet of those, who by every act in
their power, have signifed their wiling
ness to obey all the requirements of the
Constitution Of the United States and the
laws thereof.
BaAied, defeated and enraged, therei is
no earthly power that can forsee the third
outrage that will be imposed upon those
people, in order that they may be deliv-
cred over, bound hand and foot, to the
tender mercies of Negro rulers.
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Pledges or the Radical Party and
How They Have been Redeem

eU. isf 4t<fes-< : itsfsl ss,t5sss sfsst = ~
The memories Of those Of the Radical
party are at fault when they say the war
was not perverted from the original in.
tent However covered up It may have
besn) to that Of crusade against the
institution Of slavery. ..i5e Il
The history Of the declared intention
OF Congress, by solemn resolution, of the
purpose for which the war was waged,
and signed b. Abraham Lincoln, then
President, will serve to set them
right. Congress during the gloomy days
which followed the defeat Of Mcdowell,
ct Bull Run, in July, 1861, passed the
tolloHing resolution:
Reso1ued, That this war is not Raged
upon our part with any purpose Of oyer
throwing or interfering with therights or
established Institutions Of these States,
but to defend and maintain the supsema>
cy Of the Constitution, and to preserve
the Union, with all the dignity, equality,
and rights Of the several States unim-
paired; that as soon as these objects are
accomplished, the war ought to cease.
Haze the Radicals not .oyerthroWn''
al Of the rights of the White people Of
ten States Of the American Union2
a'supremaey Of the Constitution and to
fsltr -4l.1.4 -. -
preserve the Unionln
The white citizens of ten States Of the
Union have been disfranohised by tteir
registration boards.
Theeontrcl Of those States has passed
into the hands Of ignorant Negroes,
Ten States are unrepresented by Sena.
tors or Congressman upon the floors oil
Congress.
with all the dignity, equality, and
rights Of the several States unimpaired. :
AAll the dignityl consists in enfran.
chising four millions Of negroes; placing
ten States under the control Of five Ma.
jor Generals, who issue orders for theil
government.
Equality = consists in DISTINGUISHING
the intelligent whites Of the South.
aRights Of the several States unim
paired" +" are just such rights as the peo
pie Of Poland are cursed with-the righ
to be cast into dungeon, the right t.
vote the Radical ticketor be driven from
the ballot. box by bayonets. "Rightsr
Officers of the army acting as Governors
Tressurers, Secretarys, Judges, and filliDe
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succeed in that contest in ,yercom ilg the
defenders of constitutional government,
may not affirm, With .p,me confidence,
that system wilIbe established under
which the ballot box will have little in
faence, and that it viii natter httle Who
may carry the elections after that timer
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~ The spesoh Of Mr.. Williams pub.
liaheS IN this issue, exhibits ths Jaeobln
party in true colors. By Perusing it the
Ohio Radicals will discover upon what q
sreachsrods foundation they are standing,
tie history Of the lastsesen years fol
pur platform" It Is . histery that has
caused honest men to take refuge from
starvation Ia our In6rmary's and other
institutions for the relief Of the unfor.
tunats. It IS history Of blood and
carnage, Read;the speech carefully.
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pa- The Rumpites gave President
johnson from the 24th to the Both inst,
to prepare for the commencement of his
trial. They boast that they will oust
him by the 14th day of April.
What do the People think, of the tyr.
anizing principles Of Rumpism?
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sa Every voter should be at the polls
on the 9th Of April, and vote to condemn
the policy Of the jacobin party.
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Jon entrusted 10 aet forand represent the
President in matters epjoinsd upon him,
pr entrusted 70 him, 81 the President,
touching Che Department aforesaid, and
lor whose conduct in spch capacity, sub.
ordinate to the Presidept, the President
Is, according 10 the Constitution and laws
of the United States, made responsible
and this respondent, further answefing,
says be succeeded 70 the pfice Of Prseir
dent Of The United Stats, kpd by teason
Of the death Of Abfaham Lincoi6; he
President on the 18th day Of April, 1865
and said Edwin M. Stanton, WSs then
holding said Office yof Secrersry forathp
Department Of War, under and hy feasdh
of appointment and commission aforesaid,
and not having been removed from md
Office BY this responder, The sai& Adtin
NJ. Station continued to hold the Same,
under appointment and commissions sfore-
said, at the pleasure of the President,
until time hereinafter particularly men-
toned, aud at no time received any 1Sp<
pointment or commissioned above detailed
and this respondent further answering,
that on and prior to the 9TH day of An-
gust, A. D. 1867, this respondent, the
President Of the United States, respon-
sible for the conduct Of the Secretary
for the Department Of War, and having
the constitutional right to resort and rely
upen the person holding that Office for Ad7
vice concerning the great public duties
and RsxI faaaptu ids uksa b BE 9Ss
became satisfied he could not allow ssid
Stanton to hold the Office of Secretary
| for the Department Of Wa, Without
hazard Of the public interest; that the
relations between said Stanton and the
President no longer permitted the Rrssi-
dent to resort to him for advice, orbe, "a
1.-The judgment Of the President. safely
Responsible for the conduct Of the Depart
meet of War, as BY Law required in 40,
cordance with the orders and instructions
of the President; therefore, BY force Of
1.-THE Constitution aud laws Of the United
Estates, which devolve on the President
the power and duty to control the cone
lduct of the business Of that Execbtive
Department Of the Government and 81
reason of the constitutional duty Of tk9
President, to take care that the laws be
faithfully executed, this respondent df3
necessarily consider and determine that
the said Stanton ought no longer hold
the said Office Of Secretary for the D.
partment Of War, and this respondent,
hu virfua of tha x,ouar and aufhopiku
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= 1.-THE UNION AS; 1T WAS, AND
THEG0NSFIT BTI0Na AS II. .IS.n ?
aa* | bold that THIS g Government was made
on the WHITE s BASIS, by WHITE
MIN, for, the .BENEFIT of w HITEI MEN
end their ROSTERfFY Y iforevers"--iSte.
phsa A. Douglas