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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-17

RECEIVERS NO rICE.-THE UNDER
SIGNED, having ben appointed Receiver OF the
late firm Of DAWSON BLAoKMAN, hereby gives
notice TINT Ill claims against said firm must be pre-
sented to .ni and all persons indebted must make
nayment 10 JNO. T. HUMPHREYS,
Januaryi3 No. 27 Broad-sreet.
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@DANIEL RAVENEL, PRESIDENT,
JAMES Z. ROBINSON, EFT AL, DIRECTORS OF
TIE PLANTERS AND MEcHANIuS' BANK OF
SOUTH CAROLINA vs. THE PLANTERS AND
MECHANICS BANK OF SOUTH CAROLINA
Order: 1t having been ordered by his Honor r. B.
CARPEN TER, Judge of the First Circuit Of the
State ofSouth Carolina ''that the Conplainants do
give notice of the publication In one or more of the
leading newspapers Of Charleston. Cincinnat Nash
vile, New Orleans, Mobile, August. and New York,
that no creditor of the PLANTERS AND MECHAN-
ICS' BANK shall be allowed the benefit OF the pro-
caadinrs arlaare-- In ti. s.nAas
Of his or her claims according to the previous order
in This cause, be presented before the first day Of
May next" Creditors will take notice of the above
order and hand in ther claims to the Cashier at the
Banking House in Charleston, before the first day OF
May, 1869. W. E. HASKELL,
Fcbruary13 sw4 Cashier.
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SpeeiaI laotites.
FRIFED.

@coNsIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
MANHATTAN. from New York, are hereby notified
that shels discharging cargo at Adger's Wharf THIS
DAY. Goods remaining on the wharf at sunset will
be stored OF expense and risk Of owners.
JAMES ADGFR & co.,
t,,h,rarr ~ Agents.
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of his administration. But this fact gives
no warrant for the expectation that he will,
ia all things, consult primarily the wishes or
supposed interests Of the party as the guide
Of his action.
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WHY Is TT THAT THE FEEBLE

WHY Is TT THAT THE FEEBLE
toter, with uncertain steps, over the face Of the
earth. in danger every day of falling victims to the
morbid influences by which we ore all surrounded,
when tested and proven vegetable tonic. capable OF
endowng them with the vi9or they need, procurl-
BILE In every city, town and scttIemeat2 1t might
reasonably be thought that after the twelve ears
experience which the world has had of HOSTEL
TER'S BrTTERS, all would know that its effect Is
to prevent disease.
At this season the atmosphere is surcharged with
the aeeds of ntormitteuts, remittents rheumatirm,
pulmonary disorders, bilious complaints, and the
like persous whose nervous systems are relaxed,
arc the hrst to succumb to these dstcmpors. Brace
up tho ph, steal energies then with this potential
vegetable tonic 1t is the most ppwei fu perant
which the botaoic kingdom has ever vie ded to pa
tient research and experiment. Tty Il. The blind.
est disciple of the cd medical dogmls will at least
admit that tonic aud alternative, comooun ded OF ap
proved herbs roofs and barks. oln do no harm.
while the testimony Of thousands invites trial Of
its virtues.
yaor is tho thug most needed in these cases. as
we'll as in dyspepsia and nervous ectous. and
HOslEGIER'S BIrTERs is tho safest. surest and
most wholesome strengthening preparation that
human skill has yet concocted. As tonic, 1t Is both
mild and agreeable to tho taste, and stimulating in
its action upon the system.
Hundreds of physicians have abandoned oil the
oficinal receipts aud prescribed this harmless tonic
as preventive end cure for all cases of Chills and
Fover pso February 13
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aFTO CONSUMPrIVES.-TH ADYER-
User, having been resoreJ to heIltil IN few
weeks BY very simple remedy, afer having suffered
several years with severe iurg a1ectio and slat
dread disease Consume Ion. IL ANXIOUS to mako
known to hi, fsow-suda ers tue means Of cure.
10 all who desreit ne will send copyof the pre-
scrption cd tfeo OF charge'. with tho directions
for preparing and Using Tho sumo waoh they will
find sure cure :or Consumption, Asthma. Bronchi-
,as, TO- The object OF The ady rti eru sending the
rrescr;pi ion is 10 benefit t afflicted and spreal IN.
f,rmaton which he conceives 10 ne invaluable: and
he hopes evory sufferer Will try his rcmeoy as it will
cost them nothing 4nd may prove Blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please nd
dress R,v. sDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg Klngs County, New York.
February3 amos
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@ BArCHELORS HAIR DYE. -IHlS
spleudId Hair Dye is the best IN the world; the
only truo and perfect Dye; harmless. reliable
nstantnneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous
lin.s; rem edios the III effects OF bad dyes; inVgo.
rates aud leaves the bHr soft and beautiful black OF
Drown. Sold BY oil Druggists and Perlun ers; and
properly applied at Bachelors Wig Factory, No
Bonh.strret. NeV YOrk 'Tr JanuarV3 5
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BY TELEGRAPH.
TIE STATE CAPITAL.

TIE CHARLESTON ELECTION BILL FAvoRABLY BE
PORTED on IN THE HoUsk-THE GOVERNORS
VETO OF THE aREENvHLE AND COLUMBIA RAIL-
ROAD BML-F1vE THOUSAND DOLLARS TO BE
TAKEN FROM TIE PEOPLE AND aI71N TO THE
LINCOLN MONUMENT.
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ss- ERRORS OF YoUTH.--A GENTLE
MAN who suffered for years from Nervous Debility,
Premature Decay. and all the effects of you hful in
discretion, will. for the sake OF suffering humanity
send free 10 all who need II, The receipt and direc-
tons for making the simple remedy by which he was
cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by the advertis-
ers experience, can do 80 by addressing, in Perfect
confidence, JOHN B. OGDEN
No. ~ Cedrr-street, New York
Fobrnary9 3mos
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@THE CELEBRATED W.

THE CELEBRATED W. s. G. CLUB
house GIN. pure, soft and unequalled-W. s. COR
WIN co., Sole Agents. Medical men Of the high
est standing acknowledge that Gin, in rs pure state,
has great medical properties. We therefore place
the CLUB HOUSE GIN before the public with the
greatest confidence and more particularly to those
who use it incidentally, as an article that only re-
qires to be known to be properly appreciated.
s5- 81 so per bottle. SIS per case.
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A Talk with mr. John Everttt, Of Lon
don-qhe Question of Gauge-Low
speed and Cheap Rates-The Rail-
roads and Resources OF tho south
The Virginia Consolidation-General
Malone the Biggest Mnn In the South
NORFOLK and Direct Trade, &c.
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5unrral nutifes.

m- The Relatives, Friends nnd Ac-
quaintances OF Mrs. CARoLINE WITHERS and
family, are invited to attend her Funeral Services
THIS MORNING, at Ten o'clock. at st. Michael's
Church. IL February17
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w FLOUR, CORN, HAY, &c.-MESSRS.
JOHN CAMP,EN l. co. have opened Branch to
their Marketstreet FIGURING Mills at the corner Of
East Bay and North Atlantic Wharf. The Store is
large and commodious and having secured full
stock of the various cereaa they prepared to fur
nish their customers with Grains at the lowest mar
ket rates. 8, eow24 September "a
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@- Tho Friends OF tho Misses Bat es
are invited to attend the Funeral Services Of Miss
AGNES BATES, at No. George-sreet, THIS AFTER
NOON, at halfpast Four O'Clock.
February II
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HESITATE OF SOUTH Ca ROLINA, I,
CHARLESTON CoUNTY.-Personally appeared be-
fore me, c. G. MEMMINdER. President of the Sui
phulic Acid snd superphosphIte Company, who,
being duly sworn, saith that the capi Of the said
company has been increased to eighty thousand dol
lars. and has been paid into him In current funds
and property at Its sworn valuation.
isipned, G.. G. MEMM1N GER.
Sworn to before me December "a, 1888.
fs,pned, JACOB WILLIMAN,
Notary Public.
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as-THE EXrENr'ro WHICH HE ADUL

&STHE EXTENT 10 WHICH lHE ADUL-
ITERATION of Liquors is carried on in this coun-
trv makes 1t the duly of the purchaser to tnvesti
gae the merits of the article offered for SALE It is
we'll known fact that many of the Brandies, Wines'
&c., are manufactured from sreucn Extracts Essen
tal Oils and Alcohol which is poisonous, thereby
causing many injurious effects.
1he public Is justly Suspicious Of nearly every.
thing put up for sale under the name of Liquors, and
the trade has been brought into disreputc. and in
order to insura to those who desire Pure Article, it
is only necessary for US to say that we Import Dect
oil Brandies, Wines md Cine. and warrant them per-
fcc'lypure as originally imported.
All Botl.d Liquors beating the labels Of ". s.
coRwIN g. CO., can be relied upon Us being pure.
Ms-Purchasers should no Ice that the Paper Cap
over the cork is not broken We py for Bottles that
have our labels on. One Dollar per dozen, when re-
turI cd
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ory1oE OF CLERK OF THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
FOE cHARLIsToN COUNTY.
la. G. RrCal OND, Clerk of the said Court. do
hereby certify that the foregoing is true and cor
rect copy of the a avt OF the President Of the Sui
phuric Acid and Superphosphste Company. and that
the adasit has bean dnlB Alsd Eacorded in th1a
Office.
e. set my hand and affixed the seal OF the
sEAL. I said Court this 22d of Dece nber, 1858.
~ tSigned) ca. @. RICHMOND,
Clerk Court Common Pleas.
Dacaroher o. WI
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aTALL ARTICLES SOLD FROM TIE
establishment of wM. S. CokWEN & CO., No. 275
z ug-street, between Wentworth and Beaufaln, are
OF the FIRST QUALIFY. They sell no goods but what
can be warranted as PUBL AND GENUINE This
Nm established fact.
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February 10 Accomm :dation Wharf.
FOh PALATha. E'LUn,Da,
VIA SAVANNAH, FkRNAEDINA AND JACKSON


jfSn> TIE FIRST-OASS STEAM ER
.s.fssSSalssaHs, DICTATOR. Captain L. NJ coxRrTER,
will sail from Charleston evers 7aefdds EceHn9, at
Eight O'clock, tor the above points.
The first class steamer 0trY POINT, Captain VIZ.
T. MoNELTY Will ,al from Charleston every Satur-
day Evening, 81 Eight O'Clock, Tor ABOVE polnts.
Connecting with the Central Railroad at savannah
for Mobile and Ne.v Orleans, aud with the blorida
Railroad at Fernandint for Cedar Keys ct which
point steamers connect with New Orleans. Mobile,
Pensacola. Key West and H'yana.
Through Bills LadiDy given for Fredaht TO Mobile,
Pensacola and New Orleans.
Both steamers connecting otth r. s. Hart: iteau-
ers OcIa,oaha and Griffin for Suer Springs a'.1 Lakes,
Griffin Eust,s, HGrris and Durham.
All freigb: u'yable On the wharf
Goods not removed at sunset will be stored at risk
and expense OF owners.
For Freight or Passage engagement apply to
]. D. AIKEN & CO., Agents.
south Atlantic Wharf
N. B.-No extra charge for Meals and Staterooms.
November q
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PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPY'a
THROUGH Linz TO
CALIFORNIA. CHINA AND JAPAN.
FREIGHT AND PASSAGE AT GREATLY RB

PACIFIC MAIL STEAMShlP COMFx'o
THROUGH Linz TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN. -
FREIGHT AND PASSAGE AT GREATLY R1
DUCED RATBSl
~, STEAMERS OF The ABOVE
TE5,ssSEaA.o line leave Pier No. A, North Eiver,
$1,000 Il o'clock noon, Of the ist, sth, 1sth
and oath OF every month except when these dates
fall on Sunday, then tho Saturday preceding.
Departure Of 1st and Oath connect ct Panama with
steamers for South Pacific and Central American
ports. Those Of LIST touch OF Manzanillo.
Departure Of eth of each month connects With
the new steam line from Panama to Australia and
New Zealand.
Steamship GREAT REPUBLIC leaves San Frar-
cisco ter Oh1na and Japan April 8. 1859.
No California steamers touch at Havana, but go
direct from New York 10 Aspinwal
One hundred pounds baggage free to each adult.
Medicine aud attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or further Information Apply
at the CoMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on the whsff
'0Si MarcS y, I'f' Il iW N9i'A A B. I BABY. Agent
INLAND KUUrE.
THROUGH TICKETS TO FLORIDA.
CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH STEAM PACKET
LINE. VIA EDIsTU, BEAUFORT AND HILTON
HEAD,
THE ATLANTIC AND GULF RAiLROID AND
CONNECTIONS FOR ALL POINTS IN
- THE 1HSiD4i sIsE FAST STEAMER
,fazSszlSEiES PILOT BOY. Captain FKsS PKcK. win
leave Charleston On MONDAY and 1HURsDAY MoRa-
nas at Eight O'Clock Returning will leave >av2nlah
1UEsDAY MORNINGS at Eight O'Clock, and FRIDAY
ArrRRsooN at Two o'clock, toucblng 1t Edlsto on
THURSDAY trip from Charleston. at Eleyen A. NJ,
and leaving Edisto at Nine A. NJ SATURDAYS, on re-
turn trip.
The steamer will touch at Chisom's, each way,
everv Two weeks, commencing with trip OF Feoru-
For Freight or Passage apply to
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laws in any of the. following enume-
rated cases, that is to say: =
For the Assessment and collection Of
taxes for State, county and township
purposes" 1t will be held, no doub',
that the tax in question comes in con
fiict with this provision and we sup
pose, that as an Offset thereto the Tenth
Section Of Article Eight of the Consti
tuition will be quoted which section
reads as follows
SECTION TEN. No county, city, town. or
other municipal corporation shall become a
stock holder in any joint stock company,
corporation or association whatever, or loan
its credit in aid of any company, corporation
or association, except railroad corporations,
companies or associations.
Now while it would seem that the
Constitution has prohibited the Legis-
lature from passing local and special
laws for the collection and assessment
of taxes it has, by indirection, at least,
given the counties the permission to
loan their credit to railroad companies.
The relative bearing Of these two points
upon the cause under consideration
will doubtless form important features
in the argument of counsel in the SUI
preme Court.
The law and not our prejudices E.ust
be invoked to decide the merits of this
case We, with a very large majority of
The tax payers of this county signed a
petition urging our representatives in
the Legislature to pass the Act under
which the bonds are to issue if they
are issued a, all We would not recall
our signature from that petition if we
could, believing as we do that the rail.
road will prove of Vas, benefit to Carson
City aud Ormsby County and that its
depended upon the action
which was taken by the Legislature.
We say this while ready to denounce
the railway company if, after reasona-
BILE time, they shall fail to abide by
their promise to establish their machine
shops and round houses ard their prin-
cipai business office in this county |
Bat if there is TO be any showing of bad
faith in the matter let it not come frs,
from our side.
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A RARE Instances OF WoMA>'s Wiz
In one of her letters from London to
the San Francisco Chronicle, Mrs. Anna
Cora Richie relates the following inter-
esting story illustrative of woman's
ready wit:
A man on top of a Lancashire Chin
ney shaft let fall the chord which was
his only means of returning to the
ground. A terrified crowd assembled,
but no one could suggest any means of
help One among toe spectators ran
and told bis wife. She was ready.
~i,ted woman, remarkable for her pres
ence of mind. She rushed to the place
and cried out to her husband 20 take off
his stocking-one of her own knitting
to unrsvei it, tie a little bit of brick
to the end and let it down. She well
knew what strong worsted she had used.
1t descended aud was made the bearer
of stout cord By which the man was
quickly rescued The woman is looked
upon quite as heroine. She deserves
TO be, for she has one of the chief at
tributes out of which true heroines are
made-the use of ones faculties in the
hour of peril to others.
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GENERAL BELKNAP.-An Iowa paper
thus speaks of the newly appointed Sec
rotary of War:
He has been twice married. His FIRST
wife was the sister Of Mrs. Hugh 7.
Reid; the second, the accomplished
Miss Tomlinson of this city. The Cen
eral is in the very prime of his life and
health; is over six feet in hight; weighs
two hundred pounds, has fair and blue
eyes, and is a perfect type of Saxon
American manhood. His mental en-
dowments are no less generous than
his physical. He is large-brained,
clear headed, sensible, judicious and
we'll educated. He brings to the dis
charge of the duties of the high place
to " hich be is called the military, in
tellectual and business qualifications
that will make his administration OF
that Office honorable, able and success
full. He has NO friends to reward, NO
enemies to punish; is free from "rings, "
combinations and cliques, and will 60
into Office unembarassed BY political or
personal pledges. The President may
depend upon his fidelity. and the people
upon bis undertaking attention to The
public interests.
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DIscovERY OF AScIENr RUINS IN
SOUTHERN NEVADA correspondent
of the New York Tribune, in an &C
count of the Morgan Exploring Expedi-
ton TO Southern Nevada and Utah says:
Fifty miles from Reese river we found
the country we'll timbered, and in some
places the valleys were susceptible OF
irrigation. A few enterprising families
bad already settled in one of the largest
of these, which they had named Cedar
Canyon. Snipe, plover and quail were
abundant, and our mess table was well
supplied with them. AT this point We
bade> adieu to civilization. Timber
trees entirely disappeared. and We en-
tered upon large sandy valleys covered
with sage, stunted brush and a variety
of sand plants. One of these, The mez
quite is a shrub belonging to the family
of the mimosa 1t resembles in appear
ance our locust tree, is very thoruy,
bears yellow flowers and long pods,
which have a pleasant sour taste. Oc-
tober 18th, in the center of large val
lev, we discovered some Indian salt
works, but there were no signs Of their
lately having been used. 10 the south.
ern section of the same valley was a
curious collection of rocks, mounds and
pillars, covering several acres in ex-
tent, and resembling the ruins of An an
Gent city. We saw tho remnants OF
what had once been arched with key
stones still perfect, and a number of
small stone pillars constructed with a
peculiar kind of red mortar or cement,
set upright about twenty fee. apart, as
if they had been used for supporting an
aqueduct for conveying water from q
large stream half a mile distant, into
the outskirts of the city. In come
places the lines of the streets were made
distinctly visible by the great regularity
of the stones. These streets are now
covered with sand many feet deep, and
seem to run at right angles with each
other. Some of the stones had evident
" been cut into squares with hard
tools. although theft forms had been
nearly destroyed by centuries of time.
The impression forced upon our minds
was that the place had been once in
hahited by human beings somewhat
advanced in civilization. Many traders
noticed the existence of similar ruins
in either section of the country between
the Rocky and Sierra Nevada noun
tains. They msy probably be the sites
of once fiourisbing fields and habita-
tions of the ancient Aztecs.
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We gather the following from the
Gold Hill News of last evening:
The prize fight between Reilly and
Cannon took place at North Point, San
Quentin on Monday. The roughs who
accompanied them prevented the police
from landing and the two bruisers
fought until dark when the referee de-
clared it a drawn battle. Reilly is re.
ported to have had the best of the f ght
They fought ninety two rounds.
There has been another difficulty be.
tween armed parties in San Francisco
about land titles. The police were on
the ground in force and prevented a
collision.
Judge McKune of Sacramento has de-
cided in favor of the California Central
Company in the suit between that cor
poration and the Central Pacific for the
possession of the right of way at the
river front, for the former.
Parepa Rosa is in Chicago. She
came near being killed by railway
accident just before she got there.
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A JOLLY CoUNTRY.-Scene: The Mis-
sssippi River. Night, with a cloudless
sky. Dramatis Persona: The solitary
pilot at the helm of the flatboat, the
boatmen below wrapped in sleep.
1t had been resolved to float all
night till broad daylight" rather than
lite up" The solemn forests line the
banks, and in the waters, as in a mirror,
are reflected the canopy of foliage. ST.
lence reigns, unbroken even by the
dip of the oar or the plash of the stur-
geou; but ere long the pilot, as be
floats along, hears the strains of music,
soft as the breathings of an Eolian
harp Louder and louder they grow,
Until they are distinguishnble as coming
from a fiddle, and the tune is "MOnnie
Musk" commingied with sounds OF
revelry and mirth; and then are seen,
through the open doorway of cabin,
the figures of men and women fitting
through the may dance. The boat
glides on, the figures disappear, and the
sounds of music and mirih die out.
Meanwhile. the stars climb higher and
higher in the sky, and again succeeds
another scene alike in details; and so
on throughout the live-long night.
"Wallr' exclaimed the pilot, "this is
the quserest country ever did see,
where, at every house, they have fiddle
and q dancev' Bot when the day
dawned and The pilot was enabled to
recognize landmarks, he found that all
night bis boat had been floating in a
great circling eddy, and that he had re
peatedly passed the came house where
the people were having a "hieh old
time.''- Western Monthly for Norem6er.
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A LITTLE FIsHY.-The Stockton Ga

A LITTLE FIsHY.-The Stockton Ga
zet,e Of the 23d inst. relates the fol-
lowing:
A man named John Jones dislocated
his neck yesterday, while trying to turn
somersault into San Antonio creek,
where he was bathing. Some compan-
ions Of bis who were near, seeing his
condition, took him by the feet aud
esrs, and BY raising him up and stretch
ing him suddenly at full length be-
tween them. adjusted his disarrapged
vertebrs, asd restored him to the bosom
Of his departing family.
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TEMPER ANCE.

Dr. C. S. HASwELL, Of Sacramento, Califor-
MIA Grand Lecturer of the Independent Order OF
Good 1emplsrs of the States of california and
Nevada, will lecture at the Methodist Episcopal
Church, in Carson City, at O'Clock, on FRIDAY
and SUNDAY Evenings, DC. Der 10Th and 3lst /,
1919. Lectures free, and collections will lie
taken up.
There will alsD be Public Installation Of the
Officers eject, of the Lodge of Good Templars in
this place. at O'Clock P. M, on MONDAY, No
vember LIST, 1869. All are cordially invited to
attend, both Lectures and Installation.
Carson City, October -, 1859. I'd
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uARRIID,

In Carson City, October 36th. 1eeo. By ksv: J.
Tr.esr. q the rssidsnce u he brides hther, N.
Tsrdina,d. 4. enish, a Turson, ArisceA b NJ
Mary ". Logan, u CArsoa Osy, usva4a
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ADMISSION TO THE TRACK. SO CENTS
NJ Y. STEWART.
Proprietor Carson Race Track.
Carson City, October 20, 1869. I'd