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SUPREME C0UaT-.HAMsEaS.
The Proposed sale OF ~. Aun's Church, in
Eighth Street.


Before Judge Ingraham.
m the Natter or The Sale Of Real Estate Oy the Trts-
tees oC 81. Pdtrich's Cdthedydi Neto York.-An ap-
plicaton made through petition OF the trustees
named for permission to sell ST. AIMS church. In
eighth street. The petition forth that they avs
about to erect church In East Twelfth street
and that A. T. Stewart has offered to buy the church
property In Eighth street, consisting OF ST. AIMS
church. parsonage and school house, stpnlating To
pay for the same SIS 600 cash and assume mortgage
Of $50, 900 on the property.
II Ia further stated that the ground upon which the
church II built Is held by the trustees In fee simple,
but that the ground upon when the parsonage
ana school house arc built Is easehod property,
having been leased from May /. 1850, tor twentyone
years. Ii also appears that the lease was held by
Agnes Robertson Boucicault, wife OF Dion Bonci-
caull, which in December lS83 she assigned to
the trustees. The value OF the church and lot
Judge granted order permitting the sale, and
directing that after paving the expenses OF the
transfer the residue Of the purchase money be ap-
piled toward the erection or the church IN East
Twelfth street.
Decisions.
BY Judge Brady.
In the Matter or the Petition OF Executors Qr Patip
r. ACCOMPLISHMENTS for counsel.
Blo0nlcr u.s. Ne,ot0n.-Msmoranda for counsel.
IN the Natter the Cln m Of N. s. Finch Us. Estate
or r. Lorell.-Order confirming report settled.
Bradley rs. Sheehv.--Afterneys to appear on the
80 OF January, ~ half-past ten A. NJ.
| Muptee Us. Thatcher. r.-Memoranda for counsel.
By Judge Ingraham.
Ad'er rs. Ditnn0n.-Metion denied.
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THE WEST CHESTER ATROCITY.

An lnhumnn Husband-Precarious Condition
Of Mrs. C0unor-PrObablc Murder Of n
Wife.
The cowardy and murderous assault alleged TO
have been perpetraied by laborer named John
Connor and his brother, on the vile Of the former
q night or two since, near the village OF West
Chester, In Westchcser county Iparticuars OF which
appeared In the HERALD OF yesterday, has
contrary to expectation. not yet been attended
with fatal results. IL was ascertaned yesterday
afternoon that the unfortunate woman, though sti
living. was not expected to survive long the terrible
injuries inflicted by the brute who scarcely year
ago sw0re ut the altar to cherish and protect her
The inhuMan attack on Mrs. Connor is rendered
d0uby atroci0us by her condition at the time being
sucn as to warrant the belief that the life OF her un.
porn oTspring has elready been wantonly sacrificed
When the unconscious wife had been carried home
on the night or the assault IL appears that her bro
therln-aw Immediately repaired to the house, and
having knocket repeatedly for admittance without
receiving reply. forced an entrance and found the
woman apparently dying, while her husband, who
sat In the same room refused to give any account Of
his conduct AT last accounts Connor and hts
brother had not been arrested. II justice has not
absolutely fed the county this case OF perhaps
double murder calls loudly for prompt action on the
part OF the authorities.
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REAL ESTATE NOTES.

The property known as the Sage farm, situated
near Tarrytown on the Hudson, and containing
about 900 acres has been purchased by A. G. Kings
land ex-Mayor OF New York) for 500
Gaylord Il. Hubeell has sold his country seat at
Sing Sing consisting Of house and eleven acres for
$37, 900.
$. Emberson has negotiated transfer OF seven
acres OF the estate Of James Benedict deceased at
Tarrytowa 30 Peter 8. Hoe and adjoining the estate
Of the latter, for sum approximatiag &24 900. By
this acquisition the purchaser controls the whole OF
the picturesque brook running through his grounds
which are now considered the most attractive II
that vicinity.
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COURT Of OYER AND TeRMINEa.
An Interestins Writ Of Habens Case.

An Iht6Fcst1HR WITH OF Uabens CHae.
Before Judge CardOzo.
The only business transacted in this court yester
day was hearing the argument writ or habeas
corpus, upon which an effort was made to effect the
discharge from the House OF the Good Shepherd OF
two young girls Mary A. Delaney and Mary Ann
Whelan The drst named girl IS the daughter
OF John Delaney, and the second one an
adopted daughter. II appeared that the two chill
dren lived witch Delaney and his WIFE, and all occn-
pied the same bed. The children were sent TO the
House Of the Good Shepherd account as alleged
or indecency by Delaney. The Judge refused to
grant the application for the discharge OF the ch.
dren.
There being no further business the court ad-
jourued until next Wednesday.
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excepti0nable; bat II appears that when quite O
young man NJ passed three wears In State Prison.
al Wethersneid, on account of theit.
The approaching trial IL looked forward TO with
great interest by the inhabitants OF bridgeport and
viii, no doubt, be equally exciting a. the recent one
OF Miss Lotte Fowler whicn was reported IN the
HERALD at the time.
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h70 EAST 18TH ST., NEAR lsr Av., TOP FLooR.-A
flO competent woman wants TO take Ia family washing
end ironing; futins done by machine best reference
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nIvORCEs-LEGAL DIVORCES OBTAINED WITH
- out publicity. Apply to WIN. b. HARPER, Attorney,
Ac 500 Broadway near Duane street, pei sonaly by e
ter, Advice free OF charge >
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Az EAST 25TH ST.. NEAR MADISON AVA RE-
1O spectacle married French woman wet Cal
q her present empoyer's until O'Clock.
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Mrs. Inman wife OF Stephen, residing in the
town oil Baldwin, N. ", Is nnetysix years old, and
enjoys such very good health that day this fall
sne wove four yards OF nannel She and her hus-
band have resided where they now live more than
nlty years, and have been married nearly seventy
years
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RoY wANTEp-IN AN OFFICE; MUST BRING REF
ID erences. Apply at 10 O'Clock.
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jyI iaw-lGw

An Act declaring the construction Of In act 10
incorp rate the National Theological Inst tute.' =
approved May tenth, eighteen hundred and
sixfy-six- and also - An act to amend an act
entitled An act to incorporate the National
Theological Institute, and to define and extend
the powers of the same" approved March
second, eighteen hundred and Sky
Whereas an act to incorporate the National
Theological Institute, approved Ny ten, elgite- n
hundred and sixty six and also act to define
and extend the powers of the same, apprnvei
March second, eighteen hundr ed and sixty seven,
has have been m;scon>trued by an attempt TO
remove the seat of its operations TO a distant
locality, direct contraventon Of said acts and
whereas The following named persoi :, Joseph c
Lewis, Edmund Iurney. John 5. Pol,r, & aries
II Nor e, William I. Johnson. Linisay Nu e,
William +. Nelson, George Z. Mcclellan, Clement
Robins N, Geot ge VI. Cuniron, s. Alexander U.
H. Hutch n. ". I. Wi>wall. S. l.. ,rissev con
by the authority # said curp =, az ion
at its seat Of operate within the safd District
If Columbia. according To the intentI, IF said
acts; Now, Therefore,
BE it enacted hy the Senate and House Of Rep
resent .iives If the United States Of America in
Congr, asembled. III It the # operations of
the National Theological Institute and University,
under the at approved May ,enth,
eighteen hunnrrd and sixty-skx, which act
amended and EXTENDED by the act of March
-econd, eighteen hundred and sixty -seven, shall
,ity II Washington, in the district of Columbia:
Provided, that nahing herein Contained shall be
NJ construed as TO prevent said c operation from
such Ly,nci - with~uI the limits Of
Iaid Dfserirt as may Be authorized BY law.
Approved, Ap.h Y, le70.
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Public III

An Act mixing appropriations for the supper: Of
the Military Acid my for the fiscal year eni
ing June tLiTs.s;i, ishIeeL hundred and sew
eniy-one-
Reff enacted bv TIE Senate and ITnuse 81 Repre-
.entafive> the Unite states IT Anne lea in Cn
eress assembled That the fIilpwing SUBS be. and
the hereby, appropriated out Of any
money in she ury oihe wise apr pi lated
FIR the support Of the Military Academy for se
ysAr endirs the thfrtieih OF June, eighteen Eui-
cred ami seventy one:
Yr aiiiti,nsl pay Of officers. and FOR pay Of in
-.ructors. ,si-t-. AMI mU. Clans. two hundred ami
Eve thousand hundred a;Il ninety three Juiiars
an! twenty cents;
Y,r clerks 10 tiei,arers. one thousan lived hun
jrof lars:
Fr contingent expensss''f the departments of
math-nifi-. artillery, cavalry. and infantry.
orsinsnce and yuane y. practical engineering civil
and mil try engineering. natural and experiment
ti phi,o-o .ahy. AMI c"mpen-Aii" i'm to ATTENDANT,
three shous md three hus-ired and fifty dbl airs;
For n-w pes. typ, and materials for office,
and plums- foe graduates. one thousaisd three
hunired d.sls o.:
gor transportation. twelve hundred dollars:
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'I'ITH STEINER EMERALD. m"
having been thoroughly fitted .l--x&.=,--li. .
nd repaired expressly for the accolnn,d ,ttDn d
passengers. will make regular trips rs fellows
Lave TAHOE CITY FIR the GLENBRO0K
H'U>E every SUND Y, TUESDAY, THURSDAY
and SATURDAY. at 3 A " and 2 P. NJ. Re-
turning leave the Glenbrook House At IL A. NJ.
AMI 4P VI.
Mondays, Wednesdays ard p idays the steamer
en- be charier-', BY excursion parties.
fcr farther information apply to Captain AackiD
on board.
Tahos City. August n, 1870. su2l-1m
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NOTICE
To All owners of Lots In
Dayton. Lyon County,
Nevada.
One Year in which TO File your
Claims,
From Irr1v7fh 1a7o
Ju1yZth. 1870

NOTICE is HE @EBY GIVEN I'll !. VIII
y LIAM HAYDN. Judge of the Fourth Judi
e,al district of the STA OF >evads, a. Trustee TT
the own, OF properly in Dayton, Lynn county,
Nevada. under an A: of Cngrrss entitled - An
Act f r the relief of the inhabItuts If Cities
and Towns upon the inb l. L'nds, ap-
p owed Narch 2, 1867, have received a Patent
from the United states the east h ,lf the south
east quarter # the northwest quarter and the east
half Of the southwest qutrt-r If section twenty
three: the northeast gu rter of the northwest
qEarter aud the nOrthe. quarter OF section
twenty six, and the southwest qua ter # secti
tw euty-f ur ; and the n.Ifh~eSt quarter OF the
nnri Invest quarter If srctiOn twenty five in Town
ship -ixre n. north of Rang" twenty me CD east.
i, the District If lands subject T. sale at carson
City. Nevada, containing eight hGndi ed and forty
acres. Patent dated May 10th $50 And all
persons owning lots or parcels of ground IN sad
tow site must within oue year alter tho FIRST
publication Of this notice file with ne Mt NY office
in Day ion Lyon county Nevada written descrlp
ton and claim Of the Is Of land owned or claimed
by them or they will be rever barred OF any RICH
or interest in law equity in or to such lots o
parcels Of ground Iemain ute aimed after ia
ex Iiratiun q. such period If one year.
WILLIAM HAYDON,
District Judge, Fourth Judicial d strict, y evada,
Trustee.
July .th. 1870. jyi law-lOw
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The polls TO be opened at l. ocloek and close
AT o'cIo,k p. As fptl 'vs:
in Carson CITY AT the sheriH's Office.
Ia ts,lire, at tie rust Ufige.
In brunswick Ni!i PrecIuet Merrimac Mill
The following Boards If r., tioa cho en-
In carson: Jacob shey is.I 10. s. rt,iln-
Judges; John l.. Cheney Inspector; f. D. fadd
CIe'k.
In Empire: Jas. Morris ami Henri, l.. r.ich-
IN, Judges tred siadl lluiler, Ii ecto.; Dean
man, Clerk.
Brunswick pr,cinc': George Ferry and sr.
Stem, JUDGES; John McuIli, Iu.p, ctor; oscar
Cromwell clerk.
iEsaLvED That a voter at the Republican Unicr,
Primary Eecti'n shall possess the following enaI,
hca'I1ls. lie hall, at the tine 1t holding salt
primary election be duly quail ned eleL s,sr; and
his name shall app ar up II the last published
registration lists at Jrnisby County apJ OF the
precinct in which lie f!ers to vote: ur he shalt
be registered prior 10 this primaiy election and
he shall have voted at tn. Presidential election,
in ls6S Ior the Grant and {, lax electors, Ct
wuud have done lad it bera pti>si bic tor hir,,
81 vote and he shall pledge b Ius.if to sHr,po,t
the nominees of the ,.epubcsln Uni II Party al
tue General Election in November u. 1870
LEsnLVED, That the voters 1t he primary cleo
ton If the E"pubiican nion party of Orn!sb.
County be reqniI ell Ia Indicate their lref. renee
fr candidate. II the xeiuus County Offices to hs
hiied at the coming general eI.ctloI; also their
choice f'r ID stiict JI.ce; and l4t the d, s gates
10 tie County AID District CruyeItiols u, bound
by the Instructions indie ted
RESOLVED That the Delegates 10 the State Con-
vehtin be selecsr'. by dis ct AT ih primary
cleo ion: ami that the dclpgaii IL - elected s,,aiI
act AS delegates to the Convection f IF the uomua
tr'n OF IA District Judge.
RssoIyrD> That te G;Gnty Central Committee
shall have The power nil any Vacancies upon the
County ticket which may occaG uy 81 death
or other cause.
HENRY Il. MIGHFIS
NV CLalsa lal-.
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Currency has been aid for com as FLOWS:
$3.50 90 at 90c netting 500 40. Loss..-....$ 80 60
Account County Blu ldings Repair Fund.
Coin has been soil FIR currency follows:
s., 40 70 cin fr F. 9a5 81 curreacy Gain $I95 03
Acc uut Redemption Fund.
ssA 90 coin FIR SlO9 SO currency. CAIN. e5 81
Account General Funsl. 40
Sis o. coin tor jl34 81 currency. CAIN. u 50
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PROCEEDINGS OF HE REPUBLICAN
UNION CENTRAL COMMITTEE OF
ORMSBY COUNTY.

AT "a meeting q the Republican Unnn Central
Comnirtee Of unm hy County, held in Carson
Cry on Saturday August Il, 1879. pursuant to
call If the Chairman. the following proceedings
were had
W. Tnrreyson, proxy FIR E"bt- VI. Clarke.
proxy for W. d. hcN ser Va, admitted
W J Hamilton -le ted L. fla tie vacancy
caused by the removal from the state of L. NJ
thHpIn.
The following rssOlutions offered and
adopted
RE-oLvED, That Il Comfy Convention Of the Re-
publican U.ais'n Panty ef urEI>by County lie held
a Car..lrl CITY
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County Treasurer's Report.

To the Hon Board If County Commissioners Of
Orm,by County. State of Nevai,:
Gentlemen-HerewithI submit my report Of
the business f the Treasures office for the siN
months ending Jnne SO 1870.
My last semi.ann report, dated January Sd,
1870. showed ca-l on hand in the different funds
on December 31,t, 1859, follows:
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meier VI ming Com pAny--LCCa.
ton If Works: Pine CIR We. Esneraldi County
Not cr is hereby ven. that meeting Of the
Trustees Of said Company. held IN the 18th { f
August, $50, assessment of fifty l50l cents per
share WAS levied upon the capital stock of said
company, payable Immediately in United St,,es
z III com. to the Secretary. at The Office Of the
company, Pier II Stewart street, San francisco.
ANY sfock upon which said assessment shall re
main unpaid on the 30ih If Sepiembrr. 1870 shall
be dreried delinquent. and will be duly advertised
for sale 1T public auction. and unless payment shall
I've m tile before. wi be sci on THURSDAY, tn
18th d,y Of October 1870, 10 pay the said deiin
Iuent assessment. together with costs If adverti-
sing and expens of the sale.
Office: Per II Stewart street, San Francisco,
Cal. EDW'DF. BENT
au2S-tf Secretary.
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1870, it was rcsolv we'd that State Convention Of
the National Union Republican. Party be held AZ
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 81, 1870,
To nominate candidates Cor the follow ing Offices.
to wit: Governor, Lieutenant Governor, kepre-
sentative in Congress. Justice Of the Supreme
Court, Secretary Of State, Attorney General,
Treasurer OF state, Controller OF Stale. Surveyor
General. Superintendent Of Public Instruction,
State Mineral gist, and Clers Of Supreme Courts
and the transaction OF such other business as shall
properly come before said Convention.
GE MOTION Resolved, That each county be en-
titled TO one Delegate at large, one frr each one
hundi ell 1907 votes, and f,r each fraction over
fifty (50) cat for the Republican Presidentia!
Electors at the election Of ISIS.
On motion, Resolved, That we recommend to
the several County c htial Committees that the
Primary Election IF Delegates to both State ana
County Conventions be held the 18th day Of
Sept.mber. 1870 and that at SID election one del
egation be elected &, the st tie Convention and
delegation 10 the ounfy Convention.
Un motion, Resolved, That voter at the Union
Republican Primaries shall possess the + IL wing
qualifications: lie Ii al b. IA citizen of the United
states and OF the State Of Nevada; he shall NJ the
tim. of voting at the Frimar rs be qualified
electer and registered ter of the Precinct in
which he offer, t, vot-; he shall have voted the
Union Republican tcke', State AID National, AZ
the General Election of New mber, A. D. 1865.
or woud hav done had il he Il ios>i ie to vote;
re shall s"lemnly pledge h'mse to vote for ths
nominees IF the Union r. public part, at the
General Election in November, A. b. 1870.
Resolved That rectimue end to The several
County Central Committees ,ha. On the day of the
Primary ~, ctiUn Dele to TIE several con-
ven IONS the people b. requested TO express fnsir
preference the cand dai.> f. the several ofces,
state and County. by direct vote.
Delegates are aIpof toned o the several Counties
as follows:
Churchill
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Duyinx s7So II currency 1t &c.
Buying s., $50 "a currency at Sc.
The receipts from miscellaneous Sources "
came from the sale of coin for currency.
All of which il respectfully submitted.
H. 8. MASON,
Treasurer Ormsby County, State Of Nevada.
Carson City, July 4th, 1870.
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Those WHO ARE AFFLICTED with rheumatism
Neuralgia, 6out and Scrofula should try DR.. s
G. Smiths "Aramiraculas''. A cure guaranteed
1t IS claimed for this NJ dicine that its curative
powers wonde,f full to experience. Fur sale by
all Druggists and dealers in Medicines.
fjyl6-tfl Ed. D. wENBAN, Travelling Agent.
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PROPOSAL TO AMEND

x0VxVOAA ~ AmGNO
CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE.
THE SENATE, THE ASSEMBLY CONCUR
l ring, hereby propose. that Section one Of
Article Two, Of the Constitution Of the State Of
Nevada be Amended by striking therefrom the
word " White" wherever it occurs therein
T. ID. EDWARDS.
President If the Senate pro tenn.
JOIN WATSON, Secretary Of the senate.
D. q. ADKissN, speaker of the Assembly.
A. wHIrFoRD, clerk of the Assembly.
[IypoRsED.l
Senate concurrent Resolution, No. 1877, "Amend-
ing Section of Article 2, Of the State Constitu-
tinn.
introduced and passed, February 9th, 1869
Yeas, Il; nays. 6.
Secretary of the Senate.
Received in Assembly and passed, February p,
1S69--Ieas, 2o-nays IL.
A. WHITFORD,
Clerk of the Asse ably.
STATE OF NEVADA, lss
sRcRGr,RY's OFFICE
IGN. Notew lie, Secretary Of State of the
State Of Nevada, do hereby certify that the fore
going is a true, full correct copy Of the origin
al on file il my office.
Witness my hand and the Great Seal
/sr herenntn affixed. Done at office in
|O Carson City, Nevada, this 9th day
Nj ~ Of July, A. D. 1870.
c. N. NOTEWARE,
Au2-tf. Secretary of State.
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N o T I C E.

DAETI-.s HsvIrG ACCOUNTS AGAINST
1 the V. & T. Il L. Co are requested to pre-
sent them ofEcJ OF the COMPANY by the LIST
s;erCei.
ii. N. TERINGTON. Superintendent.
June .. ls.U.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE DEMOCRATIC
| CENTRAL C0NMITTEE OF ORHsBY
COUNTY.
At a meeting Of the Democratic Central Com
mittee Of O-msby County. held in Carson city,
August II, 1870, the following proceedings were
had
lst 1t was resolved that County Convention Of
the Democratic Party Of Urmsby County be
held a. Carson City, on
Tuesday, October 4th, 1870.
At12 o'clock, NJ, to nominate two State Sem
ators, three Assemblymen, one Sheriff. "ne Treas
urer, one Recorder, one County Clerk one Asses
sur; one District Attorney, three County Com
mssioners. ono Public Ad"inistratr r, ohe county
Superintendent OF Public Instruction, one County
Surveyor, one Justice of the Peace and one Con
stable, FIR Carsnn asd Empire tow ships respec-
lively; and County Central Committee
ID. 1t resolved that the apportonment OF
Delegates to the County Convention be as follows
Carson Precinct-.-.---..-....... 10
Empire .-.....'...
Total.
81. 1t wa, resolved, That the Urinary eleoti m
in the several ecincts for Delegates to the County
Convention, be held on
Wednesday, September 2sth, 1870.
Between the hours of and O'Clock P. NJ, o
that day, at the following places:
Carson PIecinCt-At the Law Office Of Clayton
Davis.
Empire Precinct-At wolf& Starle.
The FLOWING Judges and Clerks Of election
were chosen Carson Precinct-Judges, james
Duffy -eIh Roeenst'ck; Clerk J. C. Dorsey.
Empire Pr.cinct-Judges. J. Freeman, j. l..
Bright; Clerk, j. Longabangh
Attn. Ii WAS resolved, that primf ~ elecii 4
,or delegates to the state Convention of the DEM
ocratic Party TO be he d in EIko on Wednesday,
the 1lih day Of september, A. d. 1870, be hsid
Tuesday, the 23d day Of August, 1870:
a, the same places. between the same hours, with
the same Judges and clerss are above de,igna-
Ted in the case # the election r delegates u tue
County Convention.
5th. 1t was received, that voter, at the
Democratic primary elections shall pus>e-s tie
f. lowing qualifications lie shall AT the time If
hol ling saiJ primary ell ctions be duly quail fed
eiecttr of OImsby Comfy and he shalt If rr
CURED. pledge himself IT, support the ticket
The Democratic Party at the general elec ION i'll
November, A. d. 1870.
9th IL was resolved that the appor'ioument /,
of Delegates to the State Convention from urnsby
County be As follows:
From Carson Precinct ..-......-..........--...7 |
From Empire
eth. 1t was resolved. that in case Of failure 10 |
act the part of any judge clerk OF the cleo
Ii authorized by The Committee, any ten qna-
lifted Denucr attic voters assembled at tie polling |
places above designated may sc ect judges or |
cei ks 10 fill any vacancy, and 10 act "A, such |
Judge or clerk. g. ELLlS, ohaiFint IN
Y. A. GILBERT, Secretary auls-td
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Saturday, September Y, 1870,

At II o'clock VI to Nominate i!r state senator
three Assembly men: one Shts IL rl,e + .asur-
err: one i.ecUfder; re Ccuuiy ERIK: one A.
scissor; Dl,fiitt At utnc, : tire cunts.
Commissioners: one Pubilc ACnIiuI.tI tur: enc
County super nteudrut Of inbiIc 81 81. Nc ton;
one County surveyor; ne Justice # the Peace
AMI one Constable iur Carson Tow Ii-hp = one Jus
III the Peace and one Cslst4g.Is. !r EmIJir-
township; and u County Central Committee CT
five
hes LIVED, That the a,,paTt. -rnlsa: oE Delegates
to the said County Convention he ..s I lows:
Carson Is
tmpire - --........ ......-.-.....
--.- ..-.....-.Zt
REsoLvE,. That the Delegates T. tle Gepubii-
can Union State C.,uS eBt To ur held at Ike on
e inesday september II, ls.J be appointed
fellows
From Carson
- Empire OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IL
BTLHsatk .----.--...----..-.----.
es
RESOLVED, That IN" primary o!ect!otis IN see
81 yeIal ~ r,.uc he "a III
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Thursday, september Is. 1870.

RESOLVED, That The primary e!ect.ots IN &c,
Il yeral ~ ecinc be IA III on