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LLAMA Lace Points at the sale of Mem
ken Bros.
LApIRs' Corsets, 81 worth so NJ
Knans & Co. cornerMain 4 Adams. s
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SEA Island yard wide Domestic. lzLe.
per yard. NJ Kraus & Co.
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LADIES wanting bargains should attend
the emuan sale of Menken Bros.
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HANDSOME figured Irish Linens It the
sale at Menken Bros.
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Ten-quRrter Bleaehed SheetiBgs. soc
per yard. NJ. Krsus & Co. cor. MaiR
and Adams.
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ATTEND the Remnant sale OF Menken
Bros.
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LADIES White Hose, q - per dozen.
worth s.. N. KraUs & Cos cOrRer NLain
and Adams.
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THE prices OF our Dress Goods on Non
day and after win astOnish everybody.
About half what the goods have been
Come and see. HERZOG * BRO.
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DOR RENTING Brick Store Room end
Il Frame Building on the. corner OF Auction
street and Front Row. fine location for q
grocery. Possession given at once.
alez nA C.SSYDERs ND.
WANTED.-A House-keeper at cornIner.
w eial Hotel. None but a competent per-
s~onlneed apply. Jel2
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

The largest Is not always the best, but the
AMERICAN HOUSE, BOSTON, which is the
LARGEST HOTEL In New England, viii also
be found M OF THE RESI-. Every provision
~ made for the comfort OF guests.
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To be satisfied before buving. go to
HERYDG'S
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Tri-Meekly United States Mail Line.

-
EIsITORs 10 the celebrated Hot Springs. OF
Arkansas, will find this a very pleasant
route. The boats are new, the tables good and
staterooms clean. Passengers are landed at
Little Rock in time to take the stages for Hot
Springs on the third morning from Memphis.
The elegant passenger boats of this line
leave Memphis Tor Little Rock as follows:
Steamer THOMAS III. ALLEN,
REFsE Master
Tuesdays, at 3 O'Clock pm.
70 Steamer ". CALDWELL
II l.. MASTER
Thursdays, ats O'Clock pm.
Stealner0ZARK,
H. .... Master
Saturdays, at O'Clock pm.
Making direct connection al LITTLE ROCK
for FORT SMITH, with the following boats
that leave Little Rock Tuesdays, E~ridays.and
sundays, at 10 o clock am.
FORT IBSON...---JOhn WOodburn. Master
Chapman, Master
nAN thEN.=G-v.-----Jafnes Bowfn, Master
ROCK to FORT SMITH, and connecting at
Fort Smith with the steamer
FORT SMITH .....--..--.-..Ed. Nowland, Master
For Fort Gibson.
Through bills of lading given for freight 90
and rom New Orleans, Memphis, 81. Louis.
and Cincinnati.
FreightS delivered at destination. at all
stages OF the river, without storing or other
Any persons desiring 10 ship by this line
the Arkansas river, should have their goods
consigned 10 MEMPHIS \ ARKANSAS HIv-
ER AcRET CONPASY," at Memphis office 304
Front street. MDsby Bl0ck.l. Those shipping
from New Orleans should consign TO sMem-
phts and Arkansas River Packet Company"
ut Napoleon. JoHSB. ADAMS, President. !
AfE f 7. A. KENDIG, Agent,
lDyl Omee 3f Front street, Mosby Block.
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frAIS ana striped Grenadme 25e per-
yard. NJ. Kraus & Co, corner Main md
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TIE Mammoth News Depot, 23sh Main.
street, always has the latest illustrated
weeklies, monthlies and Northern daiIes.
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GREAT Remnant Sale Of Meuken Bros
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EXTERNAL A-PPtIcATloNs

No iursrnai miiuTants beng rsquiretln any
case, only % regulate the bowels. Il constipa-
ted, or IN Dlarrhea. or D~ysentery
The PILES. while astOnishin4ly prevalent
in their various forms amongs al classes or
both sexes, are, at The same time, the most
distressing. frequently dangsrous, and hifh-
ertO most difficult OF cure.
Persons who suffer any length ftime with
the Piles generally ty everything they can
learn Of parpOrting 10 cure the disease. yet
realize no permanent advantage therefr0m.
They have been told professionally. RIA
there was " no permanent care for Piles and
consequently have despaIred 1f any f7tura
cessation from pain and suffering.
To all such . SPECIFIC IS offered FOR their
relief The
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JUsT price q Dress Goods.
HEROIC d BRO.
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COUNTRY merchants hat buy dry goods
look at our stock. Al. kraus & Co.
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VELOCIPEDES.

WARRANTED the best In the WESTERN
w MARKET. and superior to any Eastern
machines, offered at the same price. Sole
Agency for the
Celebrated Born & EIiard Machines.
aGE0aB HEzRD.
AS Main straet, cncianati, o.
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BLEAcHEp Domestic. Toe per yard, NJ.
Kraus & Co.
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AIR LlsES Towels a % per doz. y
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WHETHER OF LONG STANDING Or RE
v cent origin Internal or external, whether
Attended with Prolapsus, HeMOrrhage or OBJ
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PETERSON, for July, at Joe Locke's,
S5x Main Street.
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THE GREAT RED Shore 30 Main.
street, has just received a large invoice of
the following Goods, whichys3ll DC soldsaf
the appended low prices
Irish Linens, Is cents;
French Lawns, 10 20 20 CENTS.
fine Swisses and Jaconets. = "a sAetss
Ladies' Fine White Hose. f2z cenfs.
Superior Corsets, 81;
HOopsknts, rs cents.
JOuVin's Celebrated Kid Gloves. Hcbt-
oolors, 81 % WILLIAM FRANK,
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Aereat fAtcai Revolution was accomplished
by the election of Grant, and a revolution OF
Immense social Importance has been effected
by the general substitution OF fhat pure ard
harmless preparafton
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Public sale Of Six Acres Memphis Suburban
Land.

Land.
DN virtue Of a deed made to me by w. a..
ID and Mary A. King and recorded In the
Registers Office 0 fShelby county, in boob 6s,
page 81, l VIII sell TO the highest bidder, for
cash, at public sale, b
OK MONDAY, l2ru BAY or JULY, 1850,
Between the hours of IL o'clock am, and
O'Clock p.m.,six acres Of 9and, being the east
half Of lot No. twenty-slx ofthe subdivision
of the lands Of VIM. Cooper, as recorded In
the REGISTERS Office Of shelby county, front
ing 28e feet en- the south head of Central Ave-
nue., by asdepth. of 500 feet, adjoining the
Southworth formerly Kings place on Gem
~tralAvenue, about 3s miles rom the city,
and within a few minutes wdlk-Df Wilson
on The NJ. and G. Railroad. The six
acres viii be sold, or so much thereof as viii
be necessary to satisfy the debt provided for
by the said conveyance. h sale viii take
place at the Auction Room OF Royster, Treze-
want q Co, northeast corner of Main and JEFF
ferson streets, in tbs city OF Memphls.
je10 JQEEPHlNEF. KING.
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NOTICE. The sale Of reserved seats for
the Whitman English opera troupe viii
coIaHnence at the theater this morning. q;
nine O'Clock.
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ICE CREAM.
WANTED.

N-ANTED.-TO buy n Residence IN MeBl-
~ phis with close pay, or exchange a nice 90
acre Farm AT BatesViIe. Miss, sit nice cot
tage residence, barn, stable, cow house. car
riage house, garden, apple and peach orchard,
for a city residence. The place Il close the
depot at Batesyille, and Is one Of the best
places in that vicinity. Parties desiring to
sell or exchange viii call on Col. W. [. DUFF.
attOrney-at-law, on GayosO street, between
Main and Second. ielI
"ANTFD-AGENTS-75 20 500 per month
w everywhere, male and female, to intro
duce the GENUINE IMPROVED COMMON
SENSE FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. This
machine viii stitch, hem, fell, tuck, Quilt,
cord, bind. braid and embrGider, in a most
superior manner. Price only $40. Fully war
ranted for i've years. We VIA pay $1,000 for
any machine that viii sew a stronger. more
beautiful. or more elastic seam than ours. II
makes the Elastic Lock Stitch" Every Sec
ond stitch can be cut, and Sill the cloth can
not be pulled apart without tearing H.. We
pay agents from SIS to 300 per month and ex-
penscs, or a commission from which twice
that amount can be made. Address SECOMB
& CO, P~ittsburg, Pc, st. Louis, No, or B0s-
ton. Mass.
CACTION.-DO not be imposed upon by
other parties palmtng on worthless cast-iron
machines, under the same name or otherwise
Ours is the only genuine and really practica
machine manufactured. my9
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IsCELLANEOU

4 Nd viii remain an indefinite period fOr
II the purpose OF treating EESEREAL
DISEASES, SCk0FBLA, DROPSY AND pYS-
be promises TO cure syphilis prF-
manently, without the nsso mercury. pledg-
ing himself TO pay al The expenses OF treat
ment should he fail to effecs q cure IL cases
where his directions are implicitly followed.
nj the cure OF S~crofnla, Dropsy and Dyspep-
STA, he considers his treatme nS the most ef-
fectual, safest and quickest known To the
medical world. Dr. Scarborough was raised
IN West Tennessee, and In an extensive prac-
tice OF seventeen years, has not failed In a
single case to make a perfect cure in the treat
ment of Nenereal Diseases, and In much less
time than Is generally required.
Satisfactory references given.
0ffce-HS. 22z Second Street, Up-stairs.
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LADIEs's White Hose, 81 - per dozeG.
by the dozen only. NJ. Kraus d CO.
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Two yards wide Bleaehed Table linen,
81 per yard. worth 81 90; warranted all
linen. NJ. Kraus & Co, corner Main and
Adams.
WE meauto close out our stock Of sum
mer dress goods within thirty days tocome.
and consequently on Monday and after.
reduce our prices 50 low as to dispose OF
q large stock 50 once. The price viii.
sell the goods. and all we ask is but u
other call for your own satisfaction. The
stock IS well assorted and complete.
HERZOG & BRO,
294 Main. Clark's Marble Block. s
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LADIES an Linen II anJksrchieh 81 50
per dog. NJ. Kraus & Co.
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FOR ST. LOUIS.
F0R ~vICksBURG.

Regular Memphis and lcksburg Packet-FOr
Helena, Napoleon and Nicksburg.
III BLUM mhstct
This splendid passenger steamer >
VIII leave as above -
MONDAY, Ath inst. at5 pm.
Freight received ct the st. Louis Wharfb0at.
jeI3 FLEM- CALVERT, Sup't
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PILES.
VICES,
oURE q EVERY FoRM


l
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AIL SILK Grenadines, fifty cents.
y - HERZ0H& RRD.l
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FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.

Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Co.
United States Mail Line.
THOS. II. LIEN......Ree Pritchard. master
This splendid passenger steamer TA
wis leave for the above on E
TUESDAY, 18th Inst. ) pm.
r. A. KESDIG, Agent.
jel3 304 Front St. Moshy Block.
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Menken Bros.
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-+AI. &2alt. JDGllSol, n young hian well
known IN Memphis, OF late a resident of
~ ater Valley, where he was in the en-
Ploy of-MessrsaAbbey DaErel& &. Chance,
Committed suicide ON Friday. The Ea0Le,
IN announcing the death, saws: Mr.
Johnson went on horseback to The village
of SarePtat twenty-five miles east Of
Water Valley, whore he spent an hour or
two, u then started back. Five miles
TINS side Of Sarepta, at the schoolhouse Of
Nh. EmbTy, in Calhoun county he halted
sndealhng.outthat gentleman, announced
TO him that he was for5aken, and intended
10 XIII himsel-Which, affer dismountine.
he preceded then and there to do. with
pistol, firing on himself twice, only one
bali, however, taking effect, which entered
Just above his heart, and produced
death m about an hour and a halt. yem-l
porary insanity, produced by an affair Of
The heart, We infer from the statement Of
Mr.. EfnbYy, led Mr.. johnson to the COM
mission Of the fatal act" |
-capt. Bradford, who was arrested al
few DAYS ago by the Sheriff Of Upton
county and brought on the Memphis train,
andSQneerning the charges against whom
there 1890 much speculation, was ear-s
fied to ~ Tenn. The Tribune, in .
~ = eys the Sheriff of Hen
derson' conf ed the prisoner at
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~ Man. go NIarble ID
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a.. ANp e. SCOTTISH RE.

C-oNNANDERY, No. Emeets sth Mon
dag Of each month. John Gent. Com; n J..
NfrgiO Rec
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Sons RENO ITEMS reach US through a
letter received yesterday from Mr..
Robinson. He says that Messrs.
McCubbin and Cuts, two blacksmith
well known in Carson, are at work Oh
the V. Il I. R, R. Company's locomo
tives Gust arrived fem the Esst "Car-
son" aud "FirgiDia,' fitting them with
tires so that they can be hauled, Just as
they are, from Reno to this place They
each weigh IS tons. Is it t doubtful
ifthe bridge, at Reno, over the True
kee will bear their weight? Mr.. Rob
inson notes tie facts that Mark Gaige is
a clerk in Chant eriaio' 5 Hotel at Reno,
and that Dan Dean is there superintend-
irg the shipment Of the V. i T. R. z.
Co.'S iron.
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OFFICERS:
I,HIs COMPANY COMMENCED BUSINESS

THIS COMPANY COMMENCED BUSINESS
L in September 1864, with PAlD-Uf CASH
CAPITAL of sl25 900; of which amount the sum
of SlO0, 600 is deposited with tie Insurance be-
partment of the state of New York. for the benefit
of ALL LIE ASSURED, whether in that State
or elsewhere.
The business is transacted on the Mutual Sys
TEN: the profits being divided among the policy
holders, who also entitled to a Voice in the
ele. ton of the Directors
In the third year of its existence, its income
am united to the large sum Of nearly one half a
Mill "a OF dollars-s4o5 All. This unpat allied re
suit forcby Indicates the favor in ~Llch the adj
vantases OF the Brooklyn are held ty the leople
of our whole country.
Taking into consideration the active and exten-
sive competitor existing Throughout our untry
in Life Insurance circles, and the Con equent diff
cultes in ,pening a new business, the Brooklyn
has for seif- graduation in its progress,
while. now that transactions doubling in
magnitude, with great iapidity, We are earnestly
determined II remain what We have already be-
come-the BEST LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
IN AMERICA.
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SUPREME CoUKr PRocEEpIsG Mon.
day, Oct. IL, 1869. Present, Lewis c
j., Whitman j. Coviugton ct al vs.
Becker ct al submitted. State O
Nevada vs.. W. S. Broadwater sub.
mitted on briefs to be filed by the Is
inst. State of Nevada vs.. James Walsh
submitted on briefs to be filed BY the
18th inst. State of Nevada ex rel VIM
I. ONeale, relator, vs. J. G. McClin,
ton, respondent; argued and submitted
Mesick 81 Seeley for relator, Wells fol
respondent F. NJ. Smith admitted a.
mn attorney, on certificate. Court I'D
jouIned to October IL at 10 O'Clock a
m Tuesday, Oct. II, 1869 Full bench
present. State of Nevada ex rel S. W.
Mcclure, respondent, vs. Thomas A
Waterman, appellant; argued and sub
mitted; respondent allowed until Sat
urday, l6th inst. to file brief, and ap-
pellant six days further time to reply;
Smith Tor appellant, Wells for respond
ent. r. B. Ellis, appellant, vs.. Cen
trail Pacific K. r. 20, respondent; mo
ton TO strike out certain instructions
contained 10 record taken under advise
Ineni; cause argued and submitted re-
spondent II lowed allowed five DAYS to
file britt-; H., Arn for appellant, Mar
shall for respondent AdOiphus Waltz
admitted as an 4 orney. Court I'D
journed to Wednesday, Oct. Is, at 10
O'Clock a. u.
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The Carson CRY JOCKEY CLUB
This institution is in what may be
styled a state of torpor. Some gentle
men here and hereabout are anxious 20
revive il in order thata series of races
may be had at the Carson Course; and
some fine stock is promised for eutry
if arrangements can be made for mod
crate sized purses. There can be no
doubt that weeks racing here would
be a good tning for the town; aad ut the
request Of several of our friends We
hereby call meeting Of tue club, for
10 night, at the Magnolia Saloon.
Among other matters of business that
should come before the meeting is the
election of officers.
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Observation-Disclosures Stamp.
ley and our old Butte County acquaint.
ance, David Weaver Esq. came 10 to see
US last evening These representatives
Of the Democracy of Humboldt seem in
An excellent state of preservation.
Glad to see them.
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SENATOR NYEs LEcTERE THIS EVEN
ISG.-Let it not be forgotten that Sena-
tor Nye will lecture this evening, at the
Presbyterian Church for the benefit of
that society. The name of the lecturer
is q sufficient warrant that the discourse
will be an Interesting and instructive
one. TIE tickets are only so cents
each and it is hardly necessary to say
that to secure seat one must present
himself and ticket at the church door
in good season.
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POLICIE s

| Of the following kinds will he issued by the
Brooklyn Lite Insurance Company:
Ordinary Lie;
Life lit Limited Payments;
JOINT Life;
Ordinary Endowment;
Endowment in Limited Payments:
Term, and
Ann1ities.
the feature OF DEFINITE, GuARAN Ted,
SUkREA DEk-VALUES, now offered to all whu
become policy holders. Tie reader = pa ticul4riy
reminded that this value is not expressed in the
mystfs ing yernacuar Of Actuarial te hnicaitiss,
but Is pam 10 all. stated in dollars and cents
The Brooklyn Lite Insurance Company of New
York guarantees TO every policy holder a definite
Surrender valus in cash; the exact amount OF
which, IN dollars and cents, is endorsed on each
and every policy issued.
The Brooklyn Life alone Of all Life Insurance
Companies guarantees definite Surrender value
IN cash, and every policy issued 10y that company
bears a certificate stating what this exact worth
Will be Ia dollars and cents, At any time, after the
pay ment vi two r more annual premiums
A policy holder in The Brooklyn Life need have
apprehension As to his movement, being limited
or reztrained by geographical Ii e.. lie may 90
here he pe.tses live where he elects; EUROPE,
Asia, AfrIca, South America, Mckee, and Poly
nesia are ~ free TO him as The nlted States.
The Brook yn Life challenge. competition in
the matter Of DIVIDENDS 70 lis Foley
HOLDERS The Dividends are larger than have
ever been PAID 10y any other Lie Company IN tins
country, at the same age, On the same KIM Of
policies.
Policies valuable N LIFE, "a well a. at Death.
Ali policies non for fettabie after two tulI
Annual Premiums hav5 been pad.
hates a low as a!e Col si>Ient with financial
s,undness and less than those 81 Almost all COM
panies which accommodate their assured with
loans.
Dividends annually (after second year., in cash
DIVIDENDS are diviued Oh the tvnIibutIon Plan
grs.l...
ings of "a life Insurance Con pauy.
PrUmptitude IN paying Losses.
No charge for policy or stamp, or for medical
eXanIn atom.
Policies issued payable either III gold cur
rency.
STEPHEG II. KING,
GENERAL AGENT, 24O MOS IGUHERY ST.,
COkNER PINE, San FRANCISCO,
CALlFUR VA.
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TURN VEREIS BALL. = The Carson City Turn
yerein will hold ball at their Hal. on Monday
evening, October 18th, as a celebration of the
seventh anniversary If their formal ion. Tickets
of admission will be sold at 81 SO. The public is
invited to attend.
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PsnsoNAL.-We had a call yesterday

PsRsoNAL.-We had a call yesterday
from Hon. F. NJ. Smith, formerly a
practiciug attorney at Oroville, later a
distinguished member of the CALIFORNIA;
Legislature Mr. Smith is now associa-
ted with Mr.. Warner EARL, formerly Of
Red Bluffs, Tehams County, Cal, in
the law business at Elko. A firm so
composed should be favorabiy regarded
by the lItigant public.
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PAC IFIC
PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION
OF CALIFORNIA.
O - u EST:

T'HE OBJECT O. THIS ASSOC ALTON IS To
i secure cash payment within sixty days az er
proof Of the death Of = subscriber, to his or her
heIs or assigns, of as many dollars az there are
individuals Of the class to which such deceased
subscriber helungeu.
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THE DAILY APPEAL

BErTER.-We are gratifed to be able to
state that Controller Parkinson was so far
improved in condition yesterday as to be
able to ride down from Virginia. His many
friends in Carson will be glad to learn this.
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NJ Il BERSIiIP:

The subscription fees are len Dollars at Joining
and 0ns Dollar on the dea h OF each subscriber
The dollar from each subsc iber is paid to the
heirs or assigns If The deceased
The subscribers are diyid INTO classes isclu,i-
ing males ami females. Each class Is limited 10
600 subscribers. As classes are filled new ones
viii be formed. No person is so puor that he can
not pay ten dollars AT join ny and dollar coca
sIonaiy, thus securing $4,000 10 his or her heirs
or assigns.
ADVANTAGES:
The advantages of this Association are, no Money
Panic affect it Its benefits easily attain
able by all. and every subscriber added to the
Association enhances the interest and protection
OF all; the amount pad being SO small, and only
at intervals, that any person can secure for his
family competency upon his Death. One class
can not be assessed If IA meuIuer OF another class
dies. Classes have no connection with each other
OFFIcERs-BEAJ. II. FREEMAN, President;
GEO. IA. RUSSELL, Vice iIesiuent; JOHN Ii
WARREN, Secretary; JAS. A. PhITCHARU
Treasurer.
REFERENCES:
SAN FRAN Isco-iIon. Henry Dutton, President
Farmers anu Me, hanlcs bank: Hon Samuel
Cowles, late Judge of county Court; Hon. A. j.
Gunnison, Attorney at Law; IL. j. Booth, Esq. :,
Union Iron Works; henry illiams, ESQ.
Teal Estate; John o. liaiiscom, Etna Iron
Works; John IL. u'Brien, Es4., Of u Brien, Bush
Co.
COLD HILL-i.on. j. P. Jones.
VIRGINIA .. Z. Cufrie, Esd; Il. W. Reyes, Esq
Carson Cry Hon. Z. II. layton; Hon. Adolf
plus Waltz; Hon. Thomas Wei.s
r. G. q a > X I l. l..
GENERAL AGENT
S I L AS CAU LIZ MS,
AGENT EOis NEVADA.
Office in Waitz's Building, On King street, one
door East Of Justice Waiizs cifiee
Carson City, October >, 1869.