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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-08

TnE Ohio & Mississippi Railroad,
on Monday. established a through
night train between Louisville and
st. Louis. By the completion of the
new branch from North Vernon to
Jacksonville, and the bridge over the
Ohio River, a through a can pass
over the entire road. thus enabling
passengers to mako tho whole trip
without the annoying night changes
heretofore necessary. This will be
good news to the travelling public of
Evansville and the Lower Ohio, as
many Of our merchants and steam
boatmen have frequent occasion
to use this route. BY way Of the Il
& @. Railroad, via Vincennes juno
ton, this train will be available tc
them.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-08
INC No. Hoiol AL IndInnnnolIs,

After much talk there appears o
reasonable probability that Indianap-
oils will soon provide for itself a
f~rst-class hotel, a want for which
Evansville is suffering so much. The
site selected is the property of VIM.
Sheets, Esq, on the corner of Penn
sylvania and Ohio Streets. and that
of Thos. Cottrell, Esq, Immediately
south Of it, giving a front on Penrsyl-
vania Street of two hundred feet, with a
depth Of one hundred and ninety-fye
feet. The Sentinel says Mr.. Sheets
puts in his property at $52 Q0Q, and
saRvo avt vuu-pssuav puC JULIUS VI lho
company for $50, 600, and $4,000 in
stock. Mr.. Cottrell puts in his lot
at $4,000, and receives $4,000 in
bonds, and $1,000 in stock. Mr..
Sheets permits the company to issue
$4,000 in bonds in addition to those
issued to him. and Mr.. Cottrell $751;
900.
There arc about $4,000 cash sub
aeriptions, and it is expected that
$4,000 0 will be obtained. This
will give the company about $4,000
for building purposes, which, with
he cost of the ground, about $50, 900,
~ill make the entire cost about $685.
900. It is proposed TO build up the
entire Pennsylvania Street front, one
hundred and ninety five feet, will
two wings running east and west o
one hundred aud twenty feet each,
80 arranged as to be enlarged when
ever business may require it. The
bonds issued for building purposes
will be placed in tho hands Of the
Treasurer. to be used when the casl
subscriptions are exhausted.
When will the capitalists, propert.
holders and merchants of Evansville,
follow tho example of IndianapoliI
in this important matter2
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-08
Q. EIeclI0neerIng AclIYItY.O

Tie New York World at last ad-
mits that the Fifteenth Amendment
has been duly ratified, and that no
further hostility would be OF any
avail. 1t comforts itself and its
friends with this reflection:
1.-THE Democratic party, which has
more experience, and has always had
greater success, than its opponents in
managing the votes of ignorant class
es, may easily, by some sacrifice OF
prejudice, Illustrate tho design of the
Republicans in comforting universal
suffrage upon the negroes. A little
electioneering activity and adroitness
on our side will show tho Republi.
cans that they have beaten the bush
for us to catch the bird" Z
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-08

AMONG the Clay county excursion.
lists were four gentlemen, all from
outside the State, seated in one car.
rage, who Jointly represented fourteen
millions Of wealth. This was a spec
linen Of the solid men who were in
yestlgating tho mineral resources Of
Western Indiana.-Iudianapols Sen.
tiael.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-08

After this who shall say that woman
il merely the supplement-"
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-08

THE reports from all parts Of the
country are to the effect that the ne
groes on Monday last, voted almost
unanimously the Republican ticket.
1t was SO in this city. We heard of
but n colored man who was so base
and unmindful of his own interests as
to agree to cast his first ballot for the
Democracy. He was marched up to
the polls by the Democratic Council
man from the Second Ward, but this
responsible gentleman who has been
selected to levy the taxes and ex-
pend the money of the property own
ers Of the Ward, not being a free
holder, and unable to swear him
through" hunted up q prominent
Democrat. who proved to be in the
same ~predicament, and a second fail
ure to deposit the colored ballot for
the white mans ticket was made.
All this consumed time, and the hour
for the closing of the polls was rapidly
approaching. But the excited Ee-
cles declared hat his colored brother
should rote, and in hot haste he sent
a runner off for his Honor Mayor
Walker, who speedily and out of
breath appeared, and lovingly escort
ed the Democratic negro up to the
polls; but upon examination by the
Inspector Of elections. his Honor was
unable to make the proper affidavit,
and the solitary Democratic negro
retired Just as the officers of the cleo.
ton board declared the polls closed.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-08

THE city of Evansville, with her
debt of nearly eight hundred thous-
and dollars. soon TO be increased to
more than a million by the issue of
Railroad bonds, already voted; with
an extra RAILROAD tax of one per cent.
to meet a county donation for railroad
purposes, is about to pass into the
control Of q Democratic City Council.
We miss our guess greatly if she
dosen't get enough of Democratic
economy" before her next election!-
Te1re HdWte Erpress.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-08
aiha Mhllo Nan,s ParlY.,

fF.om the Gazette's report OF Cincinnati
election]
ut was amusing to see how our Dem
cratic friends forget their prejudices
to people of color. and, without
even holding their noses, button
holed them, and manifested a fellow
feeling thai was wondrous kind.
Time works changes strange enough,
but in nothing have VIC seen it stran-
ger than IN the manner In which the
"unterriied" yesterday forgot their
old animosities, aud FASTENED to treat
the colored folks as men and broth
rem"
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-08

THE remains Of Geo. Thomas are
now being carted from the Pacific 10
the Atlantic as a side-show, and every
day furnishes US with twenty columns
OF telegraph as to his whereabouts.
We hope he may be planted SOON
EUansUiHe Courier, 7th INST.
If ever a blaeker evidence of human
h~eartlessness and d~epravity was pub
lishcd than the above. from the organ
Of the Evansville Democracy, w have
never read il.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-08
In Rhode Island the Republic

In Rhode Island the Republican
State ticket was successful, on the
9th inst. by 1000 majority, which is
a little above the usual Republican
minority in that State. The Legisla-
ture is largely Republican. and the
members arc believed to be in favor
OF the election of Senator Anthony
to the Senate, a position he has filed
both ably and honestly.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-08

J. IL. BEADLE, Esq, was in the
city yesterday, en- route to Utah. He
will write letters to the Cincinnati
Commercial and New York World,
during his stay in Mormondom. Mr..
Beadle's book, Life In Utah." is
now nearly through the press.-1erre
HdHte ErpresS.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-08

INn
superlntendIng BuIldIng.

THE undersigned being an old and
A practical builder, offers his services To
the citizens of Evansville as a superin-
tendent OF buildings. VIII be found at
and Fifth Streets.
mh3O II WILLIAM N
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-08
WedlOck.

THE BASIS OF CIVIL SocIETY.-Essays for
Young Men. on the honor and happiness
CelIbacy; with sanitary help for tho at
tainment OF mans true position in life.
sent free, in sealed envelopes. Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Pox p, Phila-
dolphia, Pa. tfeI0 LAVISH
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-19
PHYSICIANS.
& w. DtNNING, MD Res

- iphNCE' Corner N.l,n and Walnut 81.
oifICE-Comer Sixth Stree, and ONO I.voe
orf4oE HOURS Prom am. to lg m, and
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-19
Diseases Of InipruGcncc.

when iha ~ guided and imptui,nt yot,ry or
pleasure hni- that be- has ImIlbfd the seeds Of
tn Iuniul disease, No too often happen. That an
IIlsfWtt sense % -IaIu" uT dread ~ discovery
dieter, n'm from applying e. those vino, from re-.
p'utaIiIltN, rtu alone t'iTIvuu U.u, lie falls INTO
The hand Of designing prot.n.oI-, who, ucapa.
lIH % tuuur, rl"u UIs pCcmitfy suh-' 'urr, keep
l.W t'in,ug month otter month, Nvil--lHug a.
iN, smallest Zee com hr Dh'IlutI d, ula 300 despair
leave him w.thf uiuod heai'h'p yh over hi- gall
mf Oils appointment, orby the ~. pi That deadly
.-uu, tnrr,uTyt hasten inr com tiluuoUtl rynlI.
toms 90 this terrible .-ra-p, rN..| as affection uf
the heart, head, Throat nose, HE.It etc.. pro.
crossing with UII'i.. rUu o., ri, death rlt- t
period Goo tiIs dreadful SUFFERING - sending HIM
o. tuHf bourne from whence uu vyolsI tculTu-.
cs-lhus' who Iysl, 81 u a..ttNnc uu1 cannot
cali, N.l Is.tNc prompt attention ly writing,
stating -yuI'HW-, &C.,
T.. II-UBLATT N. H.,
.rp'ialy 800 ~croui Air., Sew york.
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Take Particular Notice

br fthulpit addresses all tHD-" who huN" IN.
iutci ih,m.'ly,. BY improper INDULGENCE, and
sanitary habits which rain 100 IS and mind, unit.
ting tH.u Iult.tuDt IIs.uHsa, f.. uIy, society or
warra-. These aye .uui, OF tho sad aHd melon.
ohDly 'Nr"i. produced by early hab.ts & youth,
N.s N'U"u'-. ui H." tack, pain IN the breast
uUuuu-. uf -Isit Jos. ct muscular power, palpitt.
tom ui tNr heart dyspepsia, bgINuU. Irritabluty,
symphonic ~ Consumption, d,inug,m.nt- Of Tie
ufgtsfiNr HIgtu-, etc.
MENTALLY Effects On he mind are much
20 be- u.'sI.d. Lu-- u memory, rouiuspu II
IIot., oppression ut spirits. evil forohodinr-,
aversion 600 society, -tli u-tII-t love Of solitude,
tmidtti, ere, nrv sumoui tbr evils produced.
Iluu.luIa OF pcr.pu- 81 ulp- can nov Judge
what Ia the CAUSE ~ their &C.. HING health, losing
Their NEpT, becoming a., pllc, ucrN uus aud
.tn1'IG' l, having singular Appearance about ilo
oNos, IuutM and .NmnlumI- ni COMMUNICATION.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-19
BULLS
SARSAPARILLA
Read the Captain, Letter and
the letter from his Mother:

benton baffa'ks, mo, April ~, lsC..
.K. JOHN hDLls--ucaTsir KaOSilg a.. .fl
r.cEcy of your sar.pArllA, and the hesins Auc
teh'trssi qgalties u p0sscss"-, l send you a..
!OloslG. statement 81 my case3
Ishs wounded about tau year. AgO-yAs taken
prlrCEer AMI confined for sixteen months. beIny
n.UTco 80 often, my wounds hav. not healed yet
] have not al upaIuOM"nt slEcs Sa- wounded.
Iam ruul through the hips. My general health
n impaired. Anu need something 10 assist IA
tare. ! nav" NOR. faith IN your hafsaparilla thar
lu anything -l.-, ] si.t that that II genuine.
Please 'AIr's- me half dozer bottles, anc
oulg~ CAPT. c. T.. JOHNSON,
-. Louis. No.
+, She iollOwlng was written Apul ~. lisa,
h Size. jennie Johnson, mother Of Capt. John
z0n
IR, jpllN buLl.--uear sra Ny husband, IL
+. John" %, Nas -hiliiul sgTg"Da ami PAysit
lan ~ 'suiIa! NyS York. where lac died, lsssinl
a." ahost 4. J., Johnson ia my care. Al thirteen
years % age. he had chronic diarrhea and
srtniult, Tor Which gave hun your safsapaTillA
IT CURED Mn. have for ten years recon-
ueudri q 90 many m S"s york, OHIO and Iowa,
i.f s'fofila. fever sores, ano general debility.
i'liect success has attended Il lac ara cfoeiss
~ sy@s oas,s u serefsia aAd fsrSy Ss,s ainss
affaaaisss. am very ANXIOUS for my sol % again
have recourse to your sarsaparila, lie 3, f.srfd
81 getting a spuUOus article, hence his sfltlnS V
you i1Tu Hls wounds were terrible Tut ] be'
JENNY JOHNSON
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-19
Young Men.

WHO have injured tl"m.cly.- Uy ac,ttaIu prsc.
tee, Iuuul-,t 100 when alone, u habit frequently
learned from ',Ii companion, or Ht school, tho
effects % when are Iglty ir', even When asleep
hni u Hut cured r.uIcrs marriage impus.Ii No.
and destroy boih mind md body, should apply
Immediately. What pity that Young man, the
hope ui the country, the pride II III parents,
should bc ru3trhod rom all the prospects aui
enjoyment ni 100, 10y tb" consequences OF de.
waiting from the path ut nature, ani lnlu 20 ln "a
certain secret habit. such persons must. be orc
contemplating marriage, reflect thatA sound mind
bUd body ARE tb" most necessary requisites To-
ituWnt" cuuuuhul happiness. Indeed without
these IN" Journey through lite becomes n weary
g. grWAg" IA" prospects hourly dnrkon 10 No
WOW, iE' mind becomes 80 Swallowed with dis.
p'lEHud illUi wiih Wo uuhnIy reflections that
tho hlpIuc.- OF another becomes ~ shtcd with
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-19
~ Inc OF Life.
lcInnenagO1ue.
Wsrncr'. inm.nagoru. b, the only an

werner >binubeunSOsut - lhr Only arli'
Gle sBs0n 20 'uIr the NhiTr.. a. VIII curc IN
every easel Whore i- the family 10 which this
lmI'pNeik met i,mU BE- not Waut,l' Mothers, this
~ the greatest tl'--Iu1 ever offered you. and you
should uhlnedwNcly procure it r. b. also sure
cure for Female Irregularities, and may lG de-
p.gicd upon "a every CAGE vhyrr thc monthly
How ha- boon obstrugt,d through cold or disease.
sold hy druggists. Price ono Dollar. or ,cnt by
man on receipt OF one Dollar and quarter
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-19

pur sale 10y BARCLAY BROS, 4, Go. s, Nun
RI. WHlTfAB ER and :, J. HUMn, Cairo, III
u0ls and ~ all eruggiss-.
spazsly
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WAtsNEtt's
Pale eseInrdN.

Warmers gale Kennedy h,- u.,or nu'd
mot ever lu Our ra.p. fu cIfr n, very WYrrfrt-ss
OF lN.uI, r. LIu- ur Bleeding D. Joe. Ilu-, wUu
Oh, uii'i. ted should fHm'.li',r I nu i.t,.r drug.
I-t aud NAUsLAs puIt ENHIl4. 10 I- cXpT'--iy
nI ihc lhlc-, md s no. I.ru.ur. Iicl 20 cure any
other disease. II htr cUrc1 many rH-o- ~ over
thuiy year. standing. Pre- conc Dollar. F"r nile
ly druggists everywhere.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-19

u'HE proprietor of this celebrated medicine
i justly 'lsfnA for II superiority over all re-.
ntdie- ever offered to the public for the .aI., -.
tan, T,'dg md psrndHert 81 sgue and Fever,
OF thill- AMI Fever, whether OF short or long
stand lie rcierS 10 the entire Western and
Nouth", stern country bear him testimony 10
TIE rum OF The assertion, that IN no case
whatever VII 4 TAIL to cure, II the directions are
strictly followed and carried out. In great
many cases asingl" dose ht,- been sufficient tor,
cure, aud whole families have been cured Nv A
single hottie, With u perfect restoration OF the
general health. II T.. however, prudent, ana IN
every ca" NOR" certain to cure, Il it, use In con
tnuci 10 smaller doses for Aweek or two af,.r the
disease Lao i"eH ch"r ked, more especially IN dll.
tcult aud long standing eases. Usually tb,s
m,d,rlu" vii not require any aid To keep the
tuvcl. ~ good order; should The patien, howey.
or, require q Cathanic medicine, sf,-r having
tai ~ three or foUr doses ~ tie Tonic, AtiuRlr
will be- rGH.cICut.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-02
NOTICE
To All owners of Lots in
Dayton, Lyon County,
Nevada.
One Year in which to File your
Claims,
J111y7th.1 1870

NOTICE IS lie 2FBY GIVEN THAT /, WILL
N LIAM HAYDN. Judge If the Fourth Judi
cial district If the sta OF Nevada, as Trustee fJr
the owners OF property in Daytcn, Lyon county,
Nevads under an 4 !. of Cuugr entitled " All
Act FIR the relief Of the iniIabitsnts Of Cities
and Towns upon the inbic Lands, ap-
proved March 3, 1867, have received Patent
from the United states r the east half the south
east quarter # the northwest quarter and the east
half Of the southwest qutrt-r Of section twenty
three; the northeast gu .rter OF the northwest
quarter and the northeast quarter OF section
twenty six, and the southwest quarter # secti n
TWEEN four and the nrthwest quarter OF the
norIhx est quarter If section twenty five in Town
ship sxre-n north of Range twenty one CD east.
l., the District Of lands subject O. sale al carson
Civ, Nevada, containing eight hundr ed and forty
acres. Patent dated May 10th. 1870 And all
persons owning lots or parcels Of ground In SAID
tow site must within one year alter the hrst
publication Of this notice fife with me. AT my Office
in DAYTON Lyon county Nevada. nwrffen d-scrip
ton and clam Of the l. Is of land owned or claimed
by them or they will be rev-r barred Of any RICH
or interest in law or equity in or to such lots o
parcels Of ground remain uLc aimed af,er tn
expiration Of such perind If one year.
WILLIAM HAYDON,
District Judge, Fourth Judicial District, Nevada,
Trustee.
July eth, 1870. jy7 1aw-low
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-02
Steamer on Lake Tahoe.

rI'HE STEAMER EMERALD. 49,
i having been thoroughly n ted, irSsG-saa
aud repaired expressly for the accounted ,ti''n Ut
passengers, will make regular trips - follows.
Leave TAHOE CITY FIR the GLENBROOK
HOUSE every SUNDAY, TUESDAY. THURSDAY
and SATURDAY, At 8 A. ". and P. NJ. Re-
turning. leave the GlenbTOok House at ii A. NJ.
AMI 4 r NJ. fF
Mondsys, Wednesdays and Fridays tho steamer
can be chartered BY excursion parties.
For further information apply to Captain Mackin
On hDasd. ts-s5s4 .-.'Af it'
IsLvs City, August q, 1870. au2l-1m
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-02
Tuesday, the asa day Of August, 1870:

eth. 1t was resolved. that in case Of future TO
act on the part of any judge clerk of the cleo
tinns authorized by the COMMITTEE, any ten qua
lifted Democratic voters asse iGlei at tie polling
places above designate ed, MAY select jugs or
cieI Ks To Mi any vacancy, and - act a. such
nudge or clerk. A 4. ILLS, Chairman
o. A. + GILBERT, Secretary. aulstd
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-02

thursday, september %. AoIV'
The polls TO be opened at IL O'Clock 4. and close
at O'Clock P. 3, follows:
In Carson City at the Sherin's ONCE.
In Empire, at the Post Office.
In brunswick Mill Precinct at Merrimac Mill.
The following Boards of election were cho en-:
In Carson: Jacob Sheyer and II. S. thlips
Judges; John L. Cheney Inspector; +. D. Todd
Clerk.
In Empre Jas. Morris and Henry L. Deich-
M IN, JUICES Fred Stadimuler, Inspector Dean
Lyman, Clerk.
Brunswick Precinct: George Perry and s. P.
Stem, Judges; John McGill, Inspector; oscar
Cromwell, clerk.
RESOLVED That voter at the Republican Union
Primary Election shall possess The follow ing Qnai
icatiuns. lie shall, at the time Of holding said
primary election be duly qualified elector; and
his name shall appear upon the last published
registration lists Of Urmsby County and OF the
precinct in which he .ffers TO vote; or, he shalt
be registered prior to this primary election and
he shall have voted, at the Presidential election
in 1865 Tor the Grant and Culiax electors, or
would have done 80 had it been possible for him
to vote and he shall pledge himself to support
the nominees of the Republican Uni n Party at
the General Election in November A b. 1870.
RESOLVED, That the voters at the primary cleo
ton Of the Republican Union party of Ormsbv
County be required to indicate their preference
FIR candidates for the various County Offices to be
filled at the coming general election; also their
choic- for ID strict Judge; and that the Delegates
to the County and district Conventions be bound
by the instructions indie ,ted.
RESOLVED, That the Delegates to the State Con-
venton be selected by direct vote at the primary
election and that the delegation so elected, shalt
act delegates to the Convention for the nomiua-
tion of District Judge.
RESOLVED. That tie County Central Committee
shall have the power fill any vacancies upon the
County ticket which may occur ny reason Of death
or other cause.
HENRY 4. MIGHELS,
GEO. GhLsON, Chairman.
secretary.
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tlon # Works: Pine Grove. Esheraldi County
Notice is hereby & ven. that ut meeting Of III.
Trustees Of said Company. held the 25th f
August, 1870, An assessment VI ftv tJ0) cents per
share was levied npon the capital stock Of said
company, payable Immediately, in United St,tes
gold Coin. to the Secretary, at the otfce Of the
company, Pier II stewart street, San Fr,ncisco.
Any stock upon which said assessment shall re
main unpaid the 30I If september. $50, shall
be deemed delinquent, and vii, be duly advertised
for sale at public auction and unless payment shall
be m sde before. wiI be sold on THURSDAY, I'll =,
9th d4y Of October 1870, to pay the said delin-
quent assessment, together with costs u adverti-
sing and expens Of the sale.
Onics: Pier Il Stewart .treef, San Francisco,
Cal. EDW'D F. BENT,
au2s-td Secretary.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-02
PROCEEDINGS OF THE DEMOCRATIC
CENTRAL COMMITTEES OF ORMSBY
COUNTY.

At a meeting Of the Democratic Central Com
mittee Of o-msby County, held in Cars n City,
August IL, 1870, the fJll,wing proceedings were
had
LIST 1t was resolved that County Convention Of
the Democratic Party Of Urmsby County DE
held At Carson CITY, on
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-02
N o T I c E.

PARTIES HAVING ACCOUNTS AGAINST
/ the Y. / T. r. il. Co. are requested to pre-
sent them at an oflio . of the Company by the LIST
Of the month following that in which they have
accrued. E
June 2S, 1870.
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County Treasurer's Report

To the Hon Beard # County Commissioners Of
Orni-by COu,ty. ate of Nrvaii:
Gentlemen-iIerewilhl submit my report Of
tine business f the Treasures othce for the six
months ending Jnne 30 lSsU
Ny last .emi annual report. dated January 81,
1870. showed ca-h on hand in the different funds
on December 31.t, 1869, as follows:
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PRoCEEDIsGs OF The REPUBLICAN
UNIoN CENTRAL COMMITTEE OF
CRMSBY COUNTY.

At meeting Ct the Republican Union Central
Committee Of orm-by County, held in Carson
Cry Saturday August H. $50. pursuant TO 3
call Of the Chairman the following proceedings
were had
WD Torreyson proxy f,r Rob-. ". Clarke.
proxy for W ID. Key ser. WAS admitted.
". J. Hamilton elected to hli the vacancy
caused by the removal from the state of Z. NJ
chaplin.
Tie following resolutions offered and
adopted
Rs~oLvEn, That County Convention of the Re
publican Union Party If Urmsby County, be hei
AT Carson City on
Saturday, September II. 1870,
At IL O'Clock VI to nominate state Senator:
three Assembi, one sheriff one L easur-
er one Recorder; County Clerk; one A.
Commissioners; one Public Administrator;
County Superintendent Of Public destruction.
one County surveyor ne Justice of the Peace
ana one Constable Tor Carson Tow nship; one JUS
tee Of the Peace and one Constable fpr Empire
township; and County Central Committee u
five.
REspLvsp, That the apportionnent of Delegates
to the said County Convention lie as fellows:
Carson
Umpire - Observation-Disclosures.
RESOLVED. That the Delegates to the Republi-
can Union State Convention to be held AT klko
" einesday september Il, 1870 be appointed
follows
From Carson Precinct-. ........................4
= Empire OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .-i
/" Brunswick -
RESOLVED, That the primary elections in the
Seyeral I eciucIs be h Id