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The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1870-09-03
PREACHING WITHOUT A REST =

PREACHING WITHOUT A Rest
Bishop Meade, of Virginia, at the
commencement of his preaching,
use no notes in the pulpit; but
subsequently he wrote all his sci
mons. 1t is related Of him that
when he was preparing a book
on the old preachers and families
of Virginia; he asked Mr.. Andrew
Hunter, of Jefferson county, Vir'
ginia, tc give him some anecdotes
for the work. Mr.. Hunter said,
''Well, Bishop, l have only one.
and that is about yourself "
LET us have it, then" said the
prelate. Mr.. Hunter then told
the following:
MANY years ago, when this
Valley Of Virginia was a much
wilder country than now, you
preached here, in Jefferson coun-
ty. You used no notes on that
occasion. A certain hunter dis
tinguishcd for his skill with the
rife, aud who had a supreme con-
tempt for man who required "a
rest from which to shoot. was
in the congregation and listened
attentively to you. You wore
young clerical robes, and he was
struck with the strange dress, as
he had not heard many Eplsco
pal preachers. After the ser
mon. some one asked him how
he liked the preacher. He's :
right down good preacher sale
the hunter; and by the way, he.
the only one Of them petticoa
preachers that | over heard tha
could preach withouta a rest"
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A country lard, who had late-
ly been elevated to the office ola
country magistrate, meeting the
Rev. Mr.. Thorn Of Govan, on
horseback, attempted jocularity
by remarking that he was more
ambitious than his Master, who
was content to ride upon an ass.
They Gamma be gotten roo,
said Mr.. 1hom, "for they're a
mad justices o'the peace"
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No. 121 JOINT RESOLUTION.

NO. III JOINT RESOLUTION.
Proposing an Amendment to the Constitution O
the State of Louisiana.
BE resOlred By tie Senate and H,use of Represe,,,y
Tres Of tie Stite Of louisiana il, Genera dssenll,
co''reael, two thirds Of the members elected o
each Hous" agreeing thereto. That the following
amendment to the constitution of the State OF
Louisiana shall be submitted to the people Of the
State at the next general lction for representa-.
tivcs of the General Assembly and if approved
and ratified by a majority of the voters at said
election. the same shall become a part of the
constitution.
ARTICLE -. That prior to the first day of Jan
uary, one thousand eight hundred and ninety. the
State shall not be increased as to exceed twen-
ty-ive millions of dollars.
[Signed) MORTIMER CARR,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives
(SiyleA( OSCAR J. DUNN.
Lieutenant Governor and President of the Senate
Approved March Is, 1870
C. MAMMOTH
A true copy:
Gro F. RoVEE
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NOTICE.

A IL persons having claims against the
~ succession of Henry M"re', are re-
qurstrd to present the same t" the under
signed immediately and all those indrbt-
sti TO said succession ave notified to come
forward and settle without delay, if they
wish to avoid costs.
L E. SALES.
Aug. 6 70 Public Administrator.
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\ us AID WATER COOLERS.

|. sadessisned is now. prepared to
"a down Wslls and WArsR CooL.
als and aad adjoining Parishes. at
!. fatsA guaranteeing a supply Of
ss. 4. Fcr pastieslars apply to
n 4 =. SAlLrs, Vermiiionvillc.
I 8. CARY h co,
Il ". usss.'.,i!ls. 81 .dns Parish St. Mary, La.
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THREE THOUSAND CONFEDFR
ATES ON DRY TORTTGAS.

The Arlington Vrgin1an pu.
blishes a letter from SaItyiIle
Virginia, which contains a sur
prlslng statement, made on the
authority of Edward Parker, re-
presenting himself as a Lieuten-
ant in Capt. Kelly's company,
X. 10th North Carolina regiment.
Parker says he was taken prison.
er at Chickamauga, 18th June,
1862, sent from thence to Dry
Tortugas. The correspondent
says:
His tale is a strange one, but
| am forced to believe it-und so
would you if you could see the
man-aad it may be Of some in
terest to some Of your readers
He says there are still about three
thousand men on the island, who
have no means to pay their pas
sage and no way to make money
enough to 10 so. Among those
still there, whose names he re-
members, are James Grady,
and Geo. Taylor, of Washington
Thos. Carter and Jesse
Carter. of Russell; John Black
and VIM. Black. of Scott; James
Higginbotham, Thomas W. May,
Jesse T. May and VIM. A. May.
of Tazewell county.
Parker says that the prisoners
were all released at the close Of
the war. but they had no means
Of communication with their
friends, and they are still there
in a most wretched condition,
their only means ofsupport being
derived from labor at the levees
at fifty cea's per month. and by
begging. He worked over live
years at fifty cents per month.
and saved thirty six dollars and
fifty cents. with which he paid
his fare to New Orleans, from
which place he has walked since
the 9TH of June, and begged his
wav. He is in a most pitlable
condition, being entirely blind J"
one eve and very nearly SO in the
other-caused by exposure-and
very lame and crippled up from
long walk. He is on his way to
his home in Hopkins county.
North Carolina. having WALKED
up the Mississippi to the mouth
Of the Ohio, up the Ohio ana
through Kentucky, several hum
dred miles out ofhis way, owing,
he says, to his ignorance of the
country, and the ignorance OF
those who gave him directions.
He says the poor fellows on the
island are praying for r'llef from
their friends, but he does not
know how that relief can be af-
forded, as he seems to be entire
" ignorant Of the means OF com
muuication with the island and
only knows that vessels 60 there
for coffee.
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An editor says "A man
who is owning us a little bill said
he would call last week and pay
us. if he was alive. He still ap-
pears on the street, but, as he
did not call, it is naturally sup
posed he is dead, and is walking
around to save funeral expenses"
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] Notice.

- efsons having claims against
- 4 aeeasion of Bernard Pieu, are
p pre-ent the same 10 the un-
~ samediately and all those in
u - succession are Uoii.ied 10
z ssad and settle without delay,
- 70 avoid costs.
Ii 49, l.. E. SALES,
- 70. Public Administrator.
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TIE EFFEM1NATE MvN.-The
e(fe,ninate man is a weak poul
tice He is a cross between a
root beer and a gingerpop with
the cork left out of the bottle
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JOINT RESOLUTION.
No III

Submitting an Amendment to the Constitution
Of the State. to the effect that Article Fifty
Of the Constitution shall be abogatcd and
stricken ont
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.ONRAD DEBAfLLON.

NONRAD DEBAILLON.
ATTORNEY AND CoUSsrLLoR At Law.
Opeiousds La.
WILL practice his profession in the
w Parishes Of ST. Land'y, lafayette
Calcasieu AMI Vermilon.
August 9th 1870.
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OFFFCTs4L.

PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO THE CONSTITUTION
OF THE STATE OF LOUISIANA,
To he submitted 10 the people of TIE .Stcte
at the ncrt General Election 10 BE- heH
on the SerenM day Of No"emLer Anno
Domi"i One Thousand Eight Hundred
and Serenity.
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.CHARTER DIX

NEW ORLEANS. April. 1869.
thereby certify that purchased from RICE
ep0S. L CO., in the year 1856, the FIRST
CHARTER OAK STOVE they sold This
stoyc has been in daily use in my family up
n aatc-oyer thirteen years, and | checrfuly
r,oaneod the CHARTER OAK STOVE
s IN housckccpors. as the best BAKING
sT0vE ever made, feeling confident that no
~ Stove could have proved more drrablc
- satisfactory for such long number Of
ys,fa MRS. l.. RUG En-
fbc sbove identical CHARTER OAK was
,xhilitL ut thc Louisiana State Fair. 1869
,Ner having bee, in daily use over thirteen
yesr. Over 10000 people have thereby ben
euriuced taa. 10 other cooking stove could
nuye n durable and give so much satisfaction
4 thirteen yeats.
r. The Charter OAK Stove can I've bought
here. for the same price that they can be had
IN New Orleans. from RICE BROS. l. co.
The world renowned Charter Oak Stove for
sale b JOSEPH ii. WISE.
SSs Agent for the town Of Vcrmlionvillc and
PMiA 1t Lafayctte. March 10, 10.
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\ lIUR Il. ID. CUlDRY.
\ - services comme medecin
seoyess d. village de vermi!.
y. ~ : voisioags.
Psss da Convent Mont Csr,,e,
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a ITUC CVIIN
Gro. E. BoyEE.
Secretary Of State.
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SUPPLEMENTAL PROCEEDINGS.
o so UNI ~IN,
Secretary

81 meeting Of the Republican Union Central
Committee # Urm-by County held uB Wednesday.
September :. Is.U. the above Resolution which
passed at a NEE. NJ Of the Committee hell IN
August IL, pre<crb NJ. the qualifications # vaters
~ 'rie primaries, amended to read i0l-
itv-:
HE>OLyED Tint a voter 1t The Republican Union
Primary lection shall posses the following qu ali
fscItrsns lie sh,ll the time. of holding. ssti!
-'sIII ,Iy election toe duly G,iiii-i el-ctur.
~ name shall spp-ig upon the registration lists
If urmsby ,ounty ami of the precinct IL which he
offers to vie fr the $50: and he IA II have
yIted- at the Presidential ectIun IL IS.s f,r tue
Grant and CHlf4X electors. or would have done
had il oeea possible FIR hin 10 Vote. and he shan
i'i'i.e himself tn support the Nominee, 1T the Re
pr:hli-,ir tn IA Parry a the General Election il
November A ID is.J.
Tine above resolution ap,0rtiOrinS the delegates
from crn-bs Count. to the Srate C.,Ev-ut.ou i
hereby amended TO read as follows:
Prom Carson Precinct. -.-........ .......... ~
FrI,n Empire Township -.--...........z
HENRY L. IlGuEL>
Chairman.
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Monday. October 3ist. 1850

Unexpected inteI ferences have operated to ma
! this delay n-cessary to accomplish the T,>uit Il
| freeing the Library from debt. without recourse
TO e, hes privileges granted BY act Of the Le-:sI-
| ture. passed stb. nary Il. 1870.
/ This Is ? -itiveiy the only pnstp"nment which
will be made Tue Concert will take place on the
day above named. nsncin-; at nine O'Clock \.
ii. atd II continue until the gifts have been
awarded
| The funds already in mix are considerably more
Than su Ient % iIsu the sac-e-sfdl cUn.I letiOi
( Of the contract wfth the public
Tue -t!- ut TcScIs will positively close on + j
day. the 18th day Of october. IS,J.
All tickets remaining Unsoli at that time vil!
he itEd'Hvn from sale and Cancelled Ji.ey " i'll
be advertised by their numbers, the 2Ath day
IT October. l>.D, III one the ,l.Ilv pa
prrs II his city. Any siimuni,ian thus nladr III
the nunb-r If tickets 10 be Crawn, vii! affect
til number IF am mt OF gifts. They vi be a.
hereto ore advertised, to Wit: t-o gifts amount
ing in a ! to S5ah, COO gold.
Ticket holders residing out of San Francisco will
receive duly accredited lists of the aea's If .it.
" Ia viii also tie Published IN the l-a!.: >tI
Francisco ,aiy papers. On the Isl November, 1870
Delivery If aIi.s Will COMMENCE November "a.
1870, AT the ofce, NJ. 3ls Calif,rnia 81 Get. l.
ali parties presenting ticket- 10 which gifts have
been awarded. II -ii.s awarietitn non residents
VIII be Lel! 10 their order and their account
ROBERT B SWAIN, President NJ. L.
" IL l. BARNES. VicePres't - =
WN. c. RALSToN. Treasurer.
TtiOS. II HAYES, Recording Sec. =.
DAVID WILDER, Corresp. Sec.
Trustees:
WY. ASUrCRrEf, ISAAC WoRNSFG.
j VI. AiCNULTY iaF'D z. EIF fLT
tETH. " EBHETS NN u. BInGFR
WI. L. VOID, + h REYNOLDS,
SAMUEL EUBBAkD.
MAURICE D0RE 4 Charles r. PETERS
Business Agents, No. 3Is California Greet.
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~ G~si-r " lining C.mpany-Loc@-
ton Il NITk>: Pine Vi. yes r. herald CuuG.fv
No: c. Is beiehy /. ven. that at fneeii~g # the
Trustees 81 >aid Company. held IN thr 18th #
August l>16, assessment u fifty f5OI cents per
share Was levied upon the capital stock Cs said
Company, payable Immediately, IN Unit+d Strtes
Ecld CON. 70 the Secretary. at the office Of the
c"nIiiasy- Pier Il stewart street, San Francisco.
SIy seek GpOh which said assessment SHAH r.-
main urpaii the ;,3h IF september. $50, shall
lie dsenet delinquent. and vii be duly advertised
for sale at public auction and unless pay nent shall
lie III it.e before. VII be :, ii On TnUESuAY. tn
2sth lay Of Oct Der. 1870, to pay the said dein-
luent assessment, together with costs Of aiyerti-
sing and expens II the sale
s,l.eu: Pier y Stewart >treet San Francisco,
Cal. EDH'D f. Bent
au2S-tt Secretary.
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The Concert and Distribution will take place
under the immediate direction If the Beard
Trustees o. the Mercantile Library As Ct .ton.
assisted Iy SuperviS ~ Committee, sc .scte.!
fr.nl State, City and County Officers, ana vel.
known citizens f san Z an, I>co.
ROBERT Il. SWAIN. President VI. L :.
V II. l. BARNES Vice President.
WI 4. RALSFbN. Treasurer.
After pay Ing the ,Npen, Of the enter ainmeni
and N king she li>-rIoati # the gifts, above
aunoun, Ell the balance viii be applied 10 eXtiu-
gushing the present Indebtedness II the MeIcaIf-
THE Literary Association.
II der- + ickets 80 which gifts may be AWARDED
wi receive the s,ne on pre- -eutatinn OF such tick
cts OF coupons t. tue Business Agents # the ard
of Trustees at their office, No. SIS California
StIett, San trauciscJ.
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OF THE DEMOCRATIC
GENIAL C0NdITIEE OF oRLsBY
COUNTY.

At meeting IF the Democratic Central Com
niitfee Of o'msoy county, held in Cars II city.
Aua u>t il, $50, the EIl1w4nS proceedings were
had
I,t 1t was resolved that County Convention IF
the Democratic Party q trlnsby County lie
held al Carson City,
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Steamer on Lake Tahoe.

v,HE STEINER LNER,Lp. N"
having been Thoroughly fl ted ,-- -
nd repaired exlre-si, To- the accoalI d ,ti.n u
passengers. will make regular trips IS f,liows
L@ase TAHOE CITY FIR the GLE\BgOOK
House every SUND Y, TUESDAY. THURSDAY
and SAiUR"AI. at 3 A. aud p. VI. Re-
turning. leave the GlenbrOok House at IL A. NJ.
.ni p. N.
Mondays, Wednesdays and F. idays the steamer
can be chartered by excursion parties.
For further information apply to Captain Mackin
on tHArd..4 f r % "a u ..--
Tshoe City. August 2, 1870. au21 I'm
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Il OF I C E.

DaETrEs H,yI,-G ACCOUNTS AGAINST
l the Y. T. r. t. Co. are requested IL pre-
sent them at ofit. of the COMPANY by the lsr
f the month f8ilow.us that in which they have
accrued.
H. VI. YEIISGT1S. Superintendent.
june Is. 1870.
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NOEECE
To All Owner. of Lets in
Dayton. Lyon County,
ICTadl.
One Year in watch TO File your
Claims,
EroH Ju1vZth, 1870

NOTICE Is HEHFBY GIVEN THAT I. VIII
" LIAM HAYDN. jude IF the Fourth in IL
cal District Of the SIae OF Nevait, Trustee n
the owners O: Pr,periy in Dayton. Ly"n county,
Nevada under au A - of Con gr-ss entitled :. An
Act T the relief Of the iILabItsuts # Cities
aud Towns upon the fllbic Ltuds, ap-
p owed narct =, 1867. have received Patent
from the United STATES r the ea>. ali the sUtli
east quarter / the northwest quarter AMI the east
itlf vi the southwest iu ,rt-r If section twenty
three: The northeast gu rter Of the Northwest
quarter aai the uJrtae st quarter % section
twenty six. and the southwest quarter f svcti
iwen- y-f ur and the nassiwesr quarter Of the
Northwest quarter 81 >-cti5u twenty five in town
ship sixteen. north Of i;'nC- twenty 81 east
il the District Of lands subject II >le at Carson
Gil Nevada. containing eight hUnGI ell ami forty
ares. Patent dated Nay 10Th. 1870. And all
persons owning lots or parcels OF ground in sad
tow site must WITHIN "f'e year alter the ttSt
HuIlicatl Of this notice i lie with he. my O:.ce
IT, iTavTan Lyon county Nevada awrtien desert =
ton and claim CT the Its Of land owned OF caiIn,1
~ a.. they viii be rev-r barred of any ricn
or interest in law or equity in such lot,
parcels Of g'oUud a. iemain aimed after tn
expiration OF such period If one year.
WILLIAM HAYDON
District Judge, FOurtiI Judicial D strict Nevada,
Trustee.
July 9TH. $50 jvT 1aw-Iew
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thursday, September Is. 1870.

~. Low.
The polls to be opened al Il O'Clock N. and c,Js,
a. O'clock P. a. foil Iss:
IN Ci->sl City at tie SheTIEs Office.
In Empire, az the Ptst Office
In brunswick Mil Precinct nj Merrimac MIL
The following Boards # election were cno en-:
la carson: Jacob Sheye. and II. = Philips
.iuize-, John l. Cheney Inspector: F. d. Told
eek.
In empire: Jas. Morris ami Henry L. Deich-
LII IN. Judges; Fred S;adtmuller, inspccto.; bean
..ymsI. Clerk
brunswick Preciuc-: George Perry and 5 ?.
Stem Jut.-s. John Acoiil, Inspectors; Oscar
Cromwell. CLERK
rgs LIVED That a voter at the Republican Union
Primary E4ecri,n shall posses ;he following qnai
n st;Iots lie hail, at the time Of holding -aii
primary election 5e duly quaIined electcr: and
is shall app-ar up n the last published
registration lists OF crrI>hy Comfy auj OF the
precinct in which he fers t. vote; or lie shall
bu registered prior 10 this irni-y election aad
he shall have voted. at tn Presidential election
lsIs iur me Grant and t-liaX electors, II
1uli have done Aad it been possible for MIN
t, vote and lie shall pledge himself to support
TIE nominees of the Republican Tai Party at
tie General klecti IN in November ID. 1870.
LEsoLyED, That tn. voters at the primary e!ec-
riva If the Republican Union parry OF UrnIsby
County be required To indicate their preference
f.r esndil tie fr the various County otfc IL he
nlir,f AT the coming general erection: also their
chIc- for u strict Judge; and that the Delegate,
- the County and district Cpnyeut.Ons be byuu.
by the instructions 50 indie tted.
RES0LvED. That the Delegates to the State Con-
venfi.n be selected by direct vote the primary
elecliru; AMI that the delegitI elected shall
act delegates 10 the Convention for tine nominal
ticn Of District Judge
RESOLVED. Tnsr TIE CSuuty Central Committee
.a,ll have the power fill any v.cancie, upon the
county ticket which may oscar Dy reason oi death
Ut other cause
HENRY Z. NlGUELS.
Geo Gn.iSoN, tll-i.1l:al.
Secretary.
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NOTICE,

HOLDERS OF TICKETS 10 the 1T CONCERT
in al OF the Mercantile Library Ae>Dcit ti0H aye
hereby notified, that the Concert is ustPOued
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Tuesaav. October Attn, 1870.

/ At12 o'clock. NJ, to nominate two STATE Sen
.toTs, three A>-elubiymeu, one sheriff, enc Treas
urer. ole Recorder. one Couuty Clerk. one Asses
s,f: one District Attorney. three County c IN
| nSSiauel- On, lublc Administered T, u3 Z Count
Superintendent OF Public Inst.uetiuu. Count '
surveyor. one Justice Of tle. Peace ana Con
Stable t r Ctrs AID Umpire tow ships respec-
/ lively; ami a County Central Committee
/ I'd. It re olive! r'tt the dllortionment Of
Delegates to the County Convention be is fl!Jws:
Empire ..----.-.. ----.-..-.---..---....---.. !
I 'tal...---..----.. .
81. Itwa, resolved. That the Urinary el-cti n
in the several eciacts for Deiegttes 10 the County
Convention, lie held
Wednesday, September ca9h, 1870.
Between the hours Of . and o'ciocI, P NJ, o
thar day, at the following places:
Carson PIe-iart-At the Law Office Of Cisyton
{ D4SI>-
EmI,i.e Preeiuet-At Wolf / Sfa;Ie.
The FLOWING judges ana Clerks II election
were chosen: carson Preciaet-.Iud-es, James
Dyfiy J,-eph Ho-easto-k; CierH, J. {. Dorsey
Empire Pr,cDct-J"dges }. FREEMAN }. L.
BIi-t.I: Clerk, J Lon-ati,Ugh.
Itu II fcsUlve'. thAt pri!ls ~ elect!
.or delegates the siate u invention ot the benz
ocr:tic r'.rty To be lie d in Ike On wednesday,
the l4th day Of SEPTEMBER, !. D. 1870, be held
Tuesday, the ed dayof August, 1870.
AT the same places, between the same hours, with
the same JUICES and cIers atIrYe Ge,i-Ga-
ted ia tli. Il the election FIR delegates T. tine
Co8uty tuAveutipn.
9Th. !. was received. that a voter at the
DerlncTajic primary elections, shall Possess tie
fp lowing qga iUItions: lie shall, AT tie time ot
cl.iug sall p i.iary el, cinnS be duly qua' fled
yIect,r of OGn>by Corutv. and lie shall. if r.
CURED. Hedge Himself t" support the ticket q
me Democratic Party ut the general election III
November. \. d. $50.
9Th. It was resolved, tina: the aPrortion-nent
Of Delegates to the state Convention from Uru.sby
County be a- follows:
From Carson Precinct
From Empire
1ii. Ii resolved. that in case of Tulure to |
act t!Ie part of aiiy judge clsg" of he eleg
lions authorize! by the Committee, any ten qua
hfied Democratic voters assembled at TIE polling
places above designated, may select judges or |
c.eIk TO fill any vacancy, and to act as such !
yudge or clerk. : Z. ILLS, Chairman.
-. A. : GILBERT, Secretary. aal9-td |
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BY AUTHORITY OF A SPECIAL ACT OF TIE
LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF
CALIFORNIA.

MONDAY. October 3lst, $50.
Tickets of admission, 81 90 gold coin.
Bank Of California
Daring the entertainment the sum Of $500 900
= GuId Com V II Toe returned to the Holders Of
Tickets, by the distribution, by CHARGE of the fol-
l,wIilg GIFTS.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE UNION REpUB-
LICAN CENTRAL COMNITTEE OF
DOUGLAS COUHTY.

7
At a meeting Of the Union kapnblcan Cehtrai
Committee IF Douglas County held at Genoa, Au-
| gust 10Th. 1879. it
| Resolved, That the appo'tionment Of Delegates
to the County Convention be as follows:
| Como, pr.cirrt Five Delegates
| u vII.,. pr..c;nct Two
r. ~ III, t.,arinrf .'',.T.o
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PzoOEE DING .
OF THE
UNION REPUBLICAN STATE
CENTRAL COMMITTEE.

At meeting Of the Union Republican State
Central Committee. he Il at Virginia City June %
1870. il resol,e ed that "a state Convention If
the National Union Republican. Party he held
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Alta meeting of the Union Republican Central
Committee If Douglas County held at Genoa, Au-
gust 18th. 1879. it
Resolved, That the apportonment Of Delegates
to the County Convention be as follows:
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HARTFORD s. NEW YORK..
8 S,E 8 S,ZLT SO

At stake, pledged for - faithful rerfJl m
Of their c n,racts with the assured, De m it
neither legitimate, hSne-t honorable t. aanI-
bic away these essential -'-nltuts in the make
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