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TIE GREAT BATTLk FOR THE
MEDICATION AND PRESERVA-
TION OF REPUBLICAN PRINCE.
PIES.

The heading describes the momentous
issue which the people of the United
States must meet this day. When the
sun goes down this evening the battle
will have been fought which, won or
lost, will decide the unavoidable, all-im-
portant question: Shall the Republican
party die and the Democracy triumph
over its ruins and its departed peowr;
or shall the originators and supporters
of: the fabric of Reconstruction and per-
fected Nationality remain TO finish their
work and complete their mission?
They who vete for Horace Greeley and
the Democratic Legislative ticket, say
YES" to the first clause of the PROPOSE
ton.
They WHO vote for the retention in
Office of Ulysses S. Grant give their voice
in affirmative response to the latter clause
thereof!
Men of Ormsby County! Stand by tine
party whose efforts saved the Union, and
whose principles re1nodeled it SO that the
Government stands, at last, in glorious
accord with the undying tenets o: the
Declaration Of Independence!
Fellow Republicans Let US no: deny
ourselves share in the coming mag
nifcert victory: For as sure as the light
of day will succeed to the darkness of
night, Just 30 sure will the banner of
Freedom and Progress and Union feat in
triumph over the false colors which saunt
. living lie to the breeze of heaven from
the crunbling ramparts Of the skulk.aS
foe!
The crownins victory is at hand. Full
not of a right to participate in its glories.
fail not to entitle yourself to q share In
its splendid and immortal memories.
Let no Republican, foil short Of giuiag the
,ohole t:cas. his uote and his uatiriag, al
day, support!
Stand by the Legislative ticket: 70
membring that in SO doing you are serv-
ing your party, your country and your
God.
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NOTICE 1s HERERY GIVEN rnAr

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the undt rsigned registry agent will receive
objections t. the right to vote on the part Of any
person registered on the foregoing list Of voters
until O'Clock P. NJ, on the fourth day previous
to the 5th day Of November A. d. 1s72. All per-
sons, whose names may be enormously entered
in the above ist, are requested to appear 1t my
Office and have such error corrected.
All objections to the right to vote shall b
made only by = qualified elector in writing, set
ting forth the ground Of objection or disQuali6-
cation. and sworn to, or affirmed to- to the best
Of his knowledge and belief.
Given under my hand this 2lst day Of October,
A. D. 1872. JAMES NORRIS,
Registry agent for Empire and Brunswick NH
Precincts, Ornsby county, Nevada.
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SOME QUESTIONS FOR CHEDIC TO
ANSWER

Why is it that every nominee upon the
Ii! eral Republican, Democratic ticket is
watching Chedic like hawk?
Is it because they fear that he will sell
ut his political associates to make votes
for himself?
Did Chedic lose those poll-tax books
through hole in his pocket2 II 30,
how much?
How mach Of the pollta1 money
1871 has Chedic paid over to the County
Treasurer7
What about thoos New YWA eagpses1
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PARKINSON'S vfllifications Of the
Supreme Court render him the most
unit person In Ervada for . judicial
poe iti0n. His vindlictiveness, added "a
his dishonesty, make him utterly un-
worthy the support Of any vvell-snean-
ing citizen.
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NorIcE.-Hereafter the Express Office Of Wells,
Fargo L Co. will close at 81 O'Clock, P. N. Let
tiers deposited in the Letter Box up to 10 O'Clock
p. N. will be forwarded by the night train.
s3O-1w H. F. RICE, Agent
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MORE TRUTH THAN POETRY.


Waters and Gardner both are reb0
And Radicals must toss EN-!
Martin is the Bank Rings pet,
And Freeman is 4 Postum!
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II ven Vsse fer the Ormsby County
Denoeratic Ticket yen Vote for the
Bank Riag Candidate for the United
States Senate.
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Voters of Ornsby County: Are you
willing it should he said that You
have been bought with Hank Ring
Gold:
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Pending the building of the Ormsbv House,
R. Fred Brooks, the well-known and popular
dealer in books. stationery, musical instruments.
guns, fishing tackle. toys, cigars. tobacco. jew
elry and fancy goods. has removed to Millard's
store next door to Rails hardware store, oppo-
site to his old stand. sl4
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PERSONS DESTROYS of renting rooms in private
residences are requested TO let the same be
known to LADp KELLY, as there Is continu-
ally demand for the same.
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DExocEATIc MEErINo.-LsIst night 4
C. Ellis, Esq. spoke for few moments
n the Theater 10 very snan crowd.
bot they soon LIT md easss ever - heaz
1anaAx Nye.
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Don't HuErah before you are out OF the
Woods. Win the victory first: and
Then TOot Your Horn!
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cincts for the year Isl
| EmPir,
Ambrose, Nick.
Arans, Matthias
! Anderson, Morten
Bryant, A s
Booth, NJ P
Busse, James
Bost. Reuben
Best, Noah
Bourgeois, A
Barlow, Robert
Baitinser, John A
Bright. g S
Brooker, James A
Brashiers. Hiram
Blye, Daniel e
Bleie, John L
Bearce, Isaac
Bu.tt, Nelson
Budlenan, +
Beer, Thomas
| Bland, John
Baxter, William
Clancy, John
Casey. Thomas
ConoIy, Timothy
| Cook, Walter II
Coffin, L NJ
Cuts, Roland II
Cults. Augustus
CooInbs, f n
Chapin, George NJ
Carr, Samuel NJ
DUNCAN. Michael
Dennis, ID C
Downing, John
Dees, Daniel K
Daily, William
DeicLInann, Henry L
Dill, y, Jonah V
Eutu, George
Edwards. joel
Freeman, A c
tlandt rs, Z A
tlande rs, Samuel s
Fisher, Daniel
Fabre, Ben amin c
truth, Matthias
ulIroy, John
Griffin, John
| Ger, L NJ
Garlick, John
Genaro, SebsstianA
Grady, John
Gillfoyle. Thomas
HAMS n, John
Haush. Daniel
HOLD, II, Reuben
Hoov,r, J A
Hem, Frederick
Hess, f X
Herring, Chss
Baarlnan, Martin
Harrington, Timothy
Hawkins Theodore
Hope James
HeIninS Samuel
henderson james I
Ham Ephraim
Haynes Jehu
lsb.ll Nap b
Jones S L
Jones Apiran
johnson William
Zeime
Total number rrrist
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Stand i'm for Captain Meder for Coun-
~ Commissioner. The County needs
his services.
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Precinct.
johnson James
kinney william
krill David
Kohl Stephen
Kelly Paterick
kinder Sampson
Lyman ID u
Lebo ] r
Lei o Henry
Lockwood Al
Laws Jabez
Lang W NJ
Loru Z Il
Lange Henry
May Eugene
MaIey Pat
McDunald VIM
Murphy John
Mcleod William
Moses Marks
Martin Win o II
Murphy John no y
McCaffr, y James
Morris James
Mcmahon Martin
Nj Mahon keuel
Oil George
Potter Thomas
Peterson z )
Packard Peter
Peters Patrick
Perkins William
Perry Daniel NJ
Ptrry George )
Riciiey John
Rob, rtson Alex L
Randall George r
Ripe John
Ros, MS rs Abner
Re boil DulutuicA
Richey Abe
Bees Charles II
Il. nlsbur.h / 4
Shallabrrrer Jacob
Sab Il A Is
Stahl Henry N
Stivtrs John
Smith II Ii
ScuIlinS II F
Spencer John "
Swar.z George
StadtIuull,r F D
Thompson VIM II
Temple " b A
WalW orth James
Woliersb<rg,r George
Walt, rscLild Joseph
Wols.rsberpe Charles
Weller Auan
Weeke Chstle
Weston Henry
Wagner LOUIS
warn,r Auain
Wulser Jacob
Williamson Thos J
Whitman Charles
Williamson JsInes p
Nipp,r Imam William
Wagner Phillip
Wilin RIchArl A
Warner, Peter
Younger, Thomas
Zeim. IL Thomas
: George
EeN. .....s. ...-...... .fSl
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CLARKE THE REFORMER.

&c to the Polls, Right after Breakfast
And VOTE.
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LAVallierr Robert b
Lamb James NJ
Mccullough FL
Melville Edwlrd
Mcfarland II
Nullin James
Mccormick Martin
Meyer Joseph
Mckenzie Joseph
Murphy John
holland David
Norton Josiah.
Oates Samuel T
Reed J ID
Reilly Patrick
Roach Pat
Stanton Thomas
Sc hewan William
Spehr Philip
Smart A L
Stephens George
Slater Peter
6aalvAchter John
Williams John b
Wiclife B s
White Bernard
Walter Ansolan
Wicli6e Robert
6 John
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E LADD'S EMPLOYMENT Of
- ice can furnish Cooke, WATERS and boys to
arties desiring the Fame. o4-r
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After you have voted, hunt up your
Friends and make Thorn Vote.
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DRUGGIST AND kP01HEcARl

YUyHE UNDERSIGNED WILL GIVE
his personal attention 70 eompoundtng ply
sicians' preocriptious and dispensing msdjctnes,
ana having bad more than THIRTY 1EAH0 e.
pexiense q n apothseAsy. = eso0aeus snss -
eao i've satialaet3on.
~ O. -. COTTON.
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FOR RENT.

ITO RENT-2 fine rooms, well far
Il nishtd, centrally located. So to $l4 Per
month. Inquire of In2] ]. E. LADD.
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ENOR SALE-One Fine Dwelling and
Il Lot, centrally located, and we'll Furnished,
price s. 500. Inquire Of To9l J. E. LADD.
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NAHANTED. A first-class cOlored
" woman cook to attend strictly to the kitch-
IN and do u littl. plain washing. Good wages
Inquire Of tn5] j. E LADD.
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TyHE STORE NOW OCCUPIED BY
NJ. Levy Possession given immediately.
oS-tf H. +. RICE, Agent.
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REGISTRATION.

nFFICIAL LIST OF REGISTERED
~ voters of Empire and Brunswick Mill RE
cinctS for the wear 1872.
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DWELLING wANTED-A Praty de-
II sires to Purchase = Dwelling with four or
five rooms. Inquire Of tooj j. Z. LADD.
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NARANTED.-A young boy to do Of
" fee work. Inquire OF In5l J. E LADD-
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"ANTED-A party desires to Rent
Oft J. E. LADD.
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NOR SALE-HOuse, Lot and Furni.
1 ture, we'll located-$l, 500. Inquire Of
rn2l j. E. LADD.
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Total number registered 800.
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Brunswick Mill Precinct.

Audrain Thos .
Brown ID Ii
BarenSer Desire
Bromley N
Bortf.ld W Il
Clarissy Wm B
Crawford J T
Grove Elbridge
Duncan Thomas
Driscoil John
Elstner NJ Il
EInmerech John
Ferris John
FORSYTH George
Fabre Francis A
Finan James
Gleason H
Gallagher Hugh
Goodwin Henry
Hamilton James
Hinchlnan A l.
Harris John II
Hickey Patrick
Hickey Edward
Kinney Joseph
Kyle John B
kAvill James
killelsy Charles
You
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Unwilling WANTED-A Party de
- sires to Purchase q Dwelling with seven o
eight rooms. Inquire Of lo5] J. L. LADD.
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FIRST GRAND GIFT CONCERT

ar THE STATE OF NEVADA, Az.
~ thnrized by Act Of its Legislature. ap-
proved March l. 1871. for the founding Of .
STATE INSANE ASYLUM.
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sass, 600 in gold coin will be given 70 hold
ers Of tickets at the conclusion Of the Concert
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"ANTED-20 Wood Choppers. In.
w quire Of fo4-tfl J. E. LADD.
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CHANGE OF TIME.-The Reno stage
left last evening at O'Clock p. M.
The time Of leaving has been thus
changed for the special accommodation
Of passengers arriving by other stage
routes. and this will probably be the
last change during the present season.
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ST. cHARLEs-aEoRGE TUFLr, PROPRIETOR.
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PUBLIC SCHOOL BUILDINa.-The
erection of a new and commodious
building for the public schools of Car.
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Indigestion is the cause Of nine-tenths
of all diseases the liver machine is sub
ject to. Give tone to the stomach and
digestive organs, and you will save more
than half in yOur doctors bills. Doctor
Henley's Celebrated INL Bitters are rec
commended by all physicians to dyspep-
tics and for all complaints Of the liver
and digestive organs. re- See advertise
mrnt in another cOIumn Lmar&O-Sm"
S. f. MARKET.-E. Perasich (neEt
door to the Carson Theater) y receiv-
ing a large variety of candies, contec-
tioneries, toys, etc, for the holidays,
and of fruits, vegetables, game, poul-
try. fish, ETC., for daily consumption
PHoroGRAPHIC,-Go to Al. Snnith,
at the Gallery formerly occupied by
Frank Ludlow, On Second street tor
he latest style Of photographs. Par
ocular attention paid to viewing.
Buy your Dry Goods and Ladies
Shoes at the New York Dry Goods
Store. la5 II
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N'4
ismith'"''tm standard iaH"tntlti? anu Karen
ng,r ,itnH'''i's'e ~ "'e J" ~
THE RAILROAD TUNNEL.-General
George d. FRYER Yesterday l"Nte" ">
10 '"Ne
Horse s"'N' '0
drove out to the tunneI Which Is being
constructed for the V. Il T. II. K.
through the hui dividing Orm>bv
from Wa~hoe county. The tunnel Is
a stureudou~ affair, and i perhaps
the most lofty one on the continent,
beii4 t"eh'H l''t "'-n III t"e ,.e"i
works ON I'M. I,iIr,ai. informed Us
that the work OF tunueIlt- VIII be
completed IN a Week from TINS date.
II will be nearly ~cmlclrcuIar. and tor
tina reason i mach higher than rail
road tunnels usually are. for the pur-
pose of aiiordln-H better drau-hi, 80
FROM tb-.sn-.r,.ff,,~ W., ball make
an in>pcctiuU of fha grade from the
tunnel IT, Carson. ia a short time, and
enaeavur 10 report all counccj",ithcre
Wilh-Nr. Holmes having kindly of
fprcd Us a ~ca. III nj, buggy at any
tin,a
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I-lndictte- hight Il barometer.
T-Indicatrs temperature If mercury in barr.
Ts-ludIcates temperature Of atmosphere.
fSmith~urttu standard tarnm-teT~ and Faren-
heit thernou.elers are USED in mahlng these Oh
servatiuus
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If you desire rosy cheeks and a COM
plexiOn fair and free from pimples and
blotches, purify your blood by the use Of
DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.
1t has no equal for this purpose. "
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building for the public schools of Car
son is now the talk of every citizen
who has an abiding interest in the
county and town. The tax being now
levied. and the amount which will ac-
crue therefrom so well known, no
builder or mechanic should fear to
undertake the job. Aside from the
tax, money enough could easily be
collected to build the best SchOolhouse
in the State. Tho people OfCarSOn are
eager for a building, and the antcced
entS of our citizens are such, III money
matters. that the fact of being able to
raise h necessary cOln must be on
coded by all. So far, no plans have
been submitted to the Trustees; why,
no one can tell. Perhaps our me
chanics are waiting for sone builder
from abroad to take the contract.
There are good and competent
draughtsmen in town, and the people
expect to hear from benz.
THE MINSTRELs.-The performance
last night was excellent. The attend
ance was not so large as was expected.
although there was a fair audience.
The per Torrance was entirely chaSte
throughout. Charley Vincent Is a
fine comic actor and spread himself
hugely. The singing was eXCciIent:
the Dutch of Emerson improves by
repetition. Frank sparrow. Lowder,
Dan LoWcrv. Josie Mansfield, and in
fact the whole company l. the most
amusing. side splitting that ever visit
ed Carson City. This evening. the
last performance, viii Doubtless sur
/ pass any OF their exhibitions There
will he entirely Il new change "f pro
cramme. We advise all who desire
to ROY fat by laughing, to attend,
this evening, ~ il viii be the last op-
portuuitv Of Witnessing the perform
ance If this very excellent troupe.
DI>rI>GUIsHkD ARRIVAL. Last
evening our handsome and accom-
plishei young friend Nasty, arrived
in town. by fast freight. He reports
business in a flourI>hing condition at
Steamboat Springs. Nasty does not
look As well as when he last visited
this city. The younG man has been All
zone and got an eye painted nv a rival
in the affections Of a certain tar one.
10y which those heauteou> facial
tIneatueut~. once the envy OF the male
ami a|,iIuIre,l of The female sen. are
-, ncwhat married. Our friend j. fa>i
'I''> e. ~ "+ -; ~ an ~ .,Inry
EAEruQuAKY.-From our fellow
.~7,v r..rru.I from,
Aurora, We learn that earthquakes
nave become - prevalent in Eslurr
49, '. q" q. H. La,' a.. ,,..
49,, ~. l.a,,. ,,'..,l
H.. .., ,.,.
.r,.' ,,... ,,.r. w..
,,I l,"., stnv ..ms,tion
va. r..rr L,,rf. .ftylanS - mis- Town,
tLl- some fear va, a~plr.heudri
theiraEe.er> had brought a few 4"aNes
"''t '..-''t: >I'N'~ ,'~ ~
MINT HOUSE. ms h"}e''
which i kept by That very HIrc YOUNG
.r.n.,,.. n II Pie. o,,u..,- -. I..#
$780, .... ~, ,stt il.
mi m,,r5,Ulv mi tL.
n,.ri.'.r, .I.j ali btuJ. to-, js1,v 10
80. ..,..... b., .,,II .,,4.Jinr T'br nUfi--
- The best situated Of any IN Gown, ana
II IL "'1' i'.NNI'' ~ ''''" - '""
more. ban knows how to keep a
hotel. bat needs plenty of room to
ouera.e in.
SCARCITY OF NooD.-lLtnD wood l.
now selling at ten dollars per cord.
which at mi. season ofrhe wear and
cold. miserable state Of the weather,
tails rather Heavily ON me Poor ipikH.
! CONTINUES To- 81 , tllt IGlhlAAIl-I
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Arrivals At the HsteJs.
oRNsnY HoCsE-e

-
oRx.nY HousE-eEoRsE ,. FRYER, rkorhIsroR.
INV Flint. Milwaukee J W Ellyson, Virginia
J -leskipg. Reno Chas. VINCENT, 4"
J II Tompson, Wa.h'tOn Amelia Dean,
" Taylar. San Fran La Petite Violet,
A w LYNN, Jennie Mansfield, 4"
Cnas. Emerson, Virginia
ST. cHARLEs-aEoRGE TUFLr, PROPRIETOR.
F A Little. Genoa Mccormick, Genoa
j Gibson, d" Schulz, Clear Creek
CoRBE1r HoUsE-cesBErT BROTHERS., PHoPRIIroRs.
II Cramer. VireiRis } b Marshall, Reno
B Borasa, W Cain,
Il .Ieruiml. NJ Trababal. Summit
J Cotton, A Ltberger.
MIR Carlova. {" A l. Hinchman. BTun'wk
d Lowery. " Judge NeIls, Aurora
Y Ward, I" y Lelesgtr, City
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LOCAL tKTELLICEn NC g..
CHRONOLOGICAL.

Barometrical and thermOmetTical ObSer-
vattonS made daily 10y Professor Henry
r. Whitchill, state NineraIogist.
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rTrauslation.l

Having seen and examined the aforcgoIng
postal convention, which has been approved
by the legislative decree of the 1st of the
present month, and in exercise Of the sixth
attribute of the sixtieth article of the consti-
tuition, have ratified IL, as by the present
do ratify and declare it aceepted, confirmed,
and obligatory in all and each OF its clauses
and stAbuiatiuns contained in said convention,
solemnly engaging and pledging for Its faith
faI and exact observance on the part of E1ua-
dor fit6 national Faith and honor.
In faith of which have caused the present
to be prepared, signed with may hand, sealed
with the seal of the republic, and counter
sigaed by the secretary OF State for foreign
relations, at Onto, the thirtieth of Septem-
Der, eighteen hundred and seventy-one.
t.. 81 G. GARCIA MORENO.
FRANCISCO JAvrER LEON.
We. John A. j. Creswell, Postmaster Cen
eraf OF the United States, and Antonia Flores,
minister OF Ecuador to the United Statee,
certyfy that on this date we have proceeded
to perform the exchange of ratihcations of the
postal convention which was concluded be
tween the United States and Ecuador at
Washington, on the 9th day of May, A d.
Done in duplicate and signed at Washing.
ton, this 9Th day of December, A. ID. 1871.
Il. s. JSO. A. j. CRESWELL,
Postmaster General ofthe United States,
Il. 81 ANTONIO FLORES.
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Tins convention shalltake efEect from tho
date of the exchange of Publications. and eha y
continue In force until annullcd by mutual
consent, or until one wear from the date oil
notice given by one Of the two departments to
the ether of its desire to terminate the same.
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Anrrcr.E IA.

THIS convention shall be approved and rati-
fed In the manner and form prescribed by
the constitution and Inkys OF cash of tho high
contracting parties, and the exchange OF rati-
ficatfons shall be made AT Washington six
months after the last RATIFICATION, or sooner, II
possible.
Done in duplicate, at the city of Washing
ton, this ninth day of May. in the year of our
Lord one thousand light hnndred< and seven.
ty~o1e.
II. 81 JNO.A. J. CRESwELI.,
Postmaster General OF the United states
Il. 81 ANTONIO FLORES.
hereby approve the aforcgoing convention
and in testimony thereof have caused tht
seal OF the United States to be affixed.
=. 81 U. s. Grant.
by the President.
HAMILTON FISH.
Secretary of state.
WASHINGTON, May Q, ISL.
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From f3reanvi,le 10 Ro,linu Fork.

From Greenville to Rolling Fork.
From CartersviIle, via Burnt Mills, Bur-
TOMS and Hickory PIainR, to Marietta.
From Gold Water, via Taylor's Store, to
Tunica Bluff.
From Shubuta. to Brookhaven.
From Herhando, via Eudora, to Dc Soto
Front
From Iuka to Plkesyille.
From Paulding, vim Etahuma and Laeonia,
to Taytorsville.
From Vernon via Woodbine, to Satartia.
From Morton to Polkviile.
From Bolton to Brownsville.
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ARrIcLE

When in ono of the two countries there Is
no legation OF the other, the franking prive-
lege of the vacant legation shall be transferr-
eds 20 the terms stipulated in the proceeding
artiSie, to the respective consulate or VICE
consulate at New York or Guayaquil
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ARTICLE Is.

asindtnE or otherwise aiterinE or impairing
any ether of the artielesof this convention.
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taEsERAL sAruRE-No. 1851

AN ACT to establish certain post-roads.
Be ii enacted By the Senate and House
of Representatives Of the United States
of Anseried ta Congress assembled, That
the following be, and are hereby, es-
tablished as post-roads:
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ALBAM REGISTER.
ToFFIeIAL.l
LA S:
OF THE UNITED STATES.

PASSED At THE sEcoSD SESSION OF rms FOR
ar-sEooND CONGRESS-.
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GEORGIA.

From Elberton, via Summervale, Cold Wa
ter, and cedar Greek to HartEell.
From Penfie d to WoodvilIe.
From Boston, via Old Grooverville, ANA
ella Station, to Monticello. Florida.
From Danielsville, via Poole's Grove and
Antioch. via Elverton.
From Faflosta, via Long Pond, SwilIey'
Store, to jennings Post Office, Florida.
From Dearing to Luther.
From Washington, via Bakers Ferry TO FL
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ALABAMA

From Mitchell TO oswichee.
From Jacksonville, via White plains and
Edwardsville, to Kempss Store
From Edwarisyille. via Bells Mills, Arba-
coochie, Slate Hill, and Wild Wood, to Wed
owee.
From Pine Apple to Cokeville.
From Oxford to Kenlp.s Greek
From Dadeville, via Howell's Store, to We
tumpka,