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Gentlemen's knit undershirts in meri-
no, cashmere and wool.
Gentlemen's knit drawers in merino,
cashmere and wool.
Ladies' knit vests and drawers, in
merino, cashmere and wool.
Children's knit vests and drawers, in
merino, cashmere and wool.
Children's combination knit dresses,
in merino, cashmere and wool,
At unprecedentedly low prices.
B.LOEENSTEIN & BROS.
NEW BEADED BELTS.
New Beaded Pockets.
New Sashes.
New Embroidered Ties.
New Beaded Ties.
New Beaded Fichus.
New Beaded Yak Laces.
New Beaded French Laces.
New Beaded Blond Laces.
New Beaded Fringes.
New Beaded Gimps.
New Beaded Gallons.
New Beaded Passementeries,
B. LOWENSTEN & BIOS.
NEW sILKsi NEW SILKS NEW sILKsi
New Black Tafetas.
New Colored Tsfetas.
New Black eros Grains.
New Colored Gros Grains.
New Shades Colored Faille.
New Trimming Satins.
New Velours.
New Turquoise.
B. LOWENSTEIN & BROS.
DUR LINE OF IMPORTED ENBRoIDERIEs
Never so large or varied as now, offers
universal attractions to ladies in search |
IF Misunderstanding beauty, utility |
md cheapness, in the endless assort-
nent OF
Cambria Insertions, Edgings |
and FloUncings.
Hamburg Linen Insertions, Edgines |
md Flouncings.
Hamburg Null Insertions, Edgings |
md Flouncings.
Hamburg Swiss Insertions, Edgings |
md Flouneings,
Our own direct importation, and |
cheaper than any others on this CONT
lent.
B. LOWENSTRIN & BROS.
TWEEDS AND CASSIMEREs
n immense variety,
Reduced to prices
o suit the times,
.LOWENSTEIN & BROS.
NOVELTIES IN RUCHINGS.
Novelties in Collarettes.
Novelties in RUfhings. /
New styles Of Ladies' Embroidered
)ollars.
New styles Of Ladies' Embroidered
'ufs.
New styles OF Ladies EmbrOidarsd
cts,
Al
"a TnWREHTRTN a RRAE
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Go to the Mansion house, 1873 Main,
for good liquors and oysters.
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Grs BuHOek's Elegant oyster saloon
and HestauraHs- aud Club
HOoms-Ladies' Restaurants.
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aoy sonO~sEss. knsy HIH n0r WIN NJ
Vicksburg. A handful OF determined
men are defending the homes of that
49,. Ill. a. - IN
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LEUBRIE BROTHERS.
TRIMMING SILKS, SOC, 75c, 81.
SOMETHING NEW FOR THE EIGHTH
WARD.

Great accommodation for every fami-
w: Norfolk Oysters at ten cents per
dozen, or 35, so and IS cents per can
also fish, celery and game, by L. A.
Rezzonico, at Iva Poplar street, opposite
tho unarkathOusp
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LEUBRIE BROTHERS.
FREN CHI FL 0 W Err :,
Cheapest in the city.
NOTICE.

We are now opening and receiving
1.-THE most complete and attractive stock
of toys, children's wheel goods and fancy
1OiilO1U tOdre ever offered ia this market.
For the better accommodation Of our
friends and patrons, and to make-rOOm
for our immense stock in this line, we
shall devote, from now until January
LIST, our whole space-bOth our wholesale
and retail Departmental the sale Of
this class Of goods. Merchants, mana
tgerS of fairs and Christmas trees are in
Vited to give US a call before purchasing,
and examine goods and prices. We
would also respectfully suggest to pur-
chasers to make their selections early,
in order to avoid the rush Snd secure
the most desirable styles.
WHEELER, PTCRENS & Co,
32S and go Main 81 Get.
La CHAssEUsE, Wstkins's new Walk
ing suit.
MITCHELL & ROE's barber shop, in
front of the APPEAL Office, is one OF the
best IN Memphis.
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The Deutscher Bruder-B1nd will give
Its fifth annual ball at Cochran hall, to-
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LEUBRIE BROS.
CHILDREN,S CLOAKS.

BEADED CoLLARErTEs, 81 so to s. so.
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LADIES' FINE UNDERWEAR,
Our Own Make-Very Cheap.
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MANSION HOUSE.

BLACK TRIMMINGS, very handsome,
at WatkinsIs.
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CABANAs CIGARS, DC each.
H. Eseh, go Second, opp. Court Square.
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LEUBRIE BROTHERS..

CHILDKEN's SACKS, HOODS, cIoAKs
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hands o. ignorant and corrupt officials
Who, with one q two exceptions, have
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LEUBRIR BROTHER:
GAYOsO PLAYING WILL.

LADIES' FINE SHOES.
Best and cheapest in the city.
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LEUBRIE BROS
FRENCH FELT HATS, coo. zso. 81.

Jos. s. SMTTE's stOek Of One clothing
and furnishing goods viii b sold For lsss
than New YORK cost, to close out. 267
Main street, between Barnum's and
Leidy's.
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LEUBRlE BROS.

AL silk eros Gran Ribbons,
Zoo, Isle, lie, 900.
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RRDuCEn

FUREITu RE,
CARPETS,
SHADES
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Feed Caters, Corn shsl
tos-a. Cs.nrrw r.o-,h. af..I
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FOR LEASE.

I AND-For g term Of years, 8 acres OF gooo
} = lend, within three miles o. Court -qoafe,
suitable Tor market garden o. dairy. INC life
o. s ~ r HTNE Wa Main street.
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latitude or Observation-Disclosures it can Is
patiently submitted 70 IN Mississippi, or
RheiheT N would he rla.fanil,r a.1hlriitlod
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CHAMPION WROUGHT.IRON STOVE.

FLOWERS, dubious roots, plants, beu-
quets and decorations. Craig's, 379 Main.
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LEUBRI2 BROTHERS.

FINE LARGE sHAWLs, 81 50 UP.
READ MENKEN BROTHERS, advef-
tisement of cheap goods.
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Fave you seen those new styles soft
and stiff hats at Peters 81 Co.'s, under
Peabody holsle
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FINE FURS

We offer large line of genuine mink
sables at prices to close them.
MENKEN BROTHERS.
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ATTEND Robertaon'a Business College
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DIAMONDS.

WIN. FANK S CO., g49 Main Street.
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DUILDl NG-Sui' shle for ale s able OF IN
D deItaker's establishment. Terms easy.
Aooress n. Anpeal once.
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AT HOLLENBERG's Music house new
music is received daily, and all the Ia
test publications are on hand.
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EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINs.
Best Lyons Black snk-
A CHANCENo OFTEN OFFERED.
A large consignment OF best makes
Of black silks, which will be sold at a
great sacrifice-almost half value.
JUST RECEIVED.
They must be closed out at once.
MRS. KREMRR, S0s Main street.
CRATES SET AND sMOGY CHIMEEYs
CURED.
II you want your CRATES we'll set or
your smoky chimneys cured, call on II.
Lemon, No. 10l Union street.
aOURNINa GOODS
At Low Prices.
large line of Slack Cachemeres.
Australian Crepe Cloths.
eros de Luez.
8ombazinea.
GFOs de vienna.
6amei's Hair Cloth.
BlRck Crepe Wells.
Mourning Dresses made on short me-
sIce. MEEREs BROTHERS,.
ENGLISH Cuirasses and French Curl
asses at Watkins's.
LEUBRIE BROTHERS.
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aoosEs AND BoAED.

oARD-Tw0 e egant flushed rooms, with
F. closets attached, on second 1oors viii
bosr1 a. a low figure, a.
nag u ADAMS STREET
GENERAL elegant rooms, with board, at rss
- sonabie rates, al l58 Union.
nOOMs AND BOARD-Desirable front room
~ with board, az IS USIJN ST.
doom AND BOARD o. uufurnished
IL rosm In private family. l0l ID ANS ST
DOOMs AND BOARD
IL a. s. MONROE ST.
doom AND Boa RD-F1ne front room on
II rrst floor Cufurnlshed, with board Car
accom- no Ddafe a few day Doardets also. Apply
81 Ia Third 8 rect, corner Of NasninEton
DOOMS-GEE HOCSE. cor. Main and Beaie
~ Fifty newly furnished roODs, single OF
"a suit, for gentlemen only; Sc and 81 pc
month, 81 and IS cents per dsv. Good bOarC
~ q - doLlars er i.-eek. N the bulldlng. e.
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FINE FURS.

Ladies' fine furs OF all kinds st
PETERS g. CO.'S,
Under Peabody Hotel.
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HATS, CAPS AND FURS.

Peters & Co. have the very latest in
hats, caps and turs, under Peabody no
tel
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BARGAINS

HERZOG & BRO, 259 Main street.
THE Cascade Of Loops. A new de-
sign for Silk Dresses. WATKINS.
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STRAYED Or SToLEN

lDz REWARD Wi b. paiG r the Return
= --,sJ 81 sOrrel mare mule, nesr IS hands
high : or yea rs old snd branded - y on tn
Lett shoulder. stolen on the night q The 18Th
from J. 81 WILLIAMSON,
Gov Ia Rose and Jackson SIS Ne1nphfE
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Jos. s. SMITHS stock of fine clothing
and furnishing goods will be sold fox leg Z
than New York cost, to close out. 2e7
Main street, between Barnum's and
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REMOVAL.
PIANOS.

TaIs nos AND ORGANS-Tuned, repsirsc
I and exchanged; work done by exper
elceC. nrsf-cisss Workmen, and warranted
Leave orders for city or country at
D l. E.I.L. ~ EE.E.ls y. ClarEls q arhle Hloch
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NEW STILES HATS.

No. ass MAIN street. Corner Of Uu,on
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BEADED LACES, 1Oc up.

LEUBAIE BROTHERS.
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AoAVONDh4"
-.
i'''AAANa
HtERs
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Go TO Leddin's Business College.
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IMPORT OF BEER

For the Week Ending November 2Ist-
Aurora Ahead
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STURLA, SS7 Main street, supplies
families with oysters by the can.
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OF cleared land VII rent all or a part OF IL very
los 10 = good tenant The party renting "a
ms " inter-. Apply 70
80 6O0DLErT q 90. % Front 81
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$40 10 $1,000 invested In stocks and COLA
pays 200 per OF month. Sepd for particulavg
fumb1dRe 4 Co., Bankers, WAL st., N Y.
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WATKINS, S73 Main street.
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PREPARE FOR TIE COLD BLASTS OF
WINTER.
BEAD h LOwExsTEIE q B ROs.'
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
In this days issue Of the APPEAL
All sizes in white blankets.
All sizes In coIored blankets,
AT prices extraordinarily low.
Comiortsbles, Coverlets and Quilts,
Reduced to suid the hard times
And approaching cold weather,
AT
B. LOWENsTEIS & BROS.
RARE ATTRACTIONS THIS WEEK
The Suit, Cloak and Shawl Department
Or
B. LOWENsIEIN & BROS.
NEW COSTUMES IN SERGE.
New Costumes In Poplin.
New Costumes in Qusdrille Cloth.
New Costumes in Alpaca.
Cashmere PolOnaises.
Drap d'Ete Polonaises.
Embroidered and Beaded Polonsises.
Braided and Bugled PoIonaises,
Both made and unmade.
The most attractive and stylish gar
ment Of the season.
Novelties in Cloaks, Sscques and Dol
mans.
The new Psrisian Beaded
PROMENADE sACQUE,
An elegant imported novelty.
Do not fail to see it this week.
B. LOWENsTEIN & BROS.
wATERPROoFs AND REPELLANTs,
In every variety Of color and design,
low,
At
B. LOWENsTEIN & BROS.
NEW SAILOR SUITS
For children,
At
B.LOWENsTEIS s. BROS.
FURS! FURS!! FURSli!
The largest stock!
The most varied assortment!
And the lowest prices
At
B. LOWENSTEIN & BROS.
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LEUBRIE BROS.

SILK YELvETs, 81 IS to 81 50.
BEAR! WHERE9
Sc Clements, 80 Beale street.
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NEURIL.-The instantaneous cure for
ae~TeS2ta. Geo. ". Jones & Co. keep it.
DOWN GORS THE PRfCR
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LADIES' FINE TIES, l5o, 25c, 4Oc.
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IMPROVEMENT.

The foregoing reports can be proved
by the books of the Louisville aud Nash
vile railroad.
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LEUB2IE BROS,

WATKINS, 1913 Main street
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La CHAssEUsE, Watkins's new Walk.
ing suit.
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y. LOwESsTEIN 8 BROS.
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LFAhME Eos PREPARE FOR Is7o-Au g. Der
II renters invited 10 examine our city, su-
Duroan auo country proper y, for rent
IhEL " A. 4 & 20, ~ Madison al.
w ID u . ----- M L.---. = -
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FOR SALE.

AR. ALFRED VOORHEES,,
- aye and Ear Diseases,
novll S2S POPLAR street
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Good Norfolk oysters at thirty-fiy
cents per can. AZ J. A. SIGNAIGOfs,
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STEAMBoATs.
FOR vICKsBURG.

Hemph1s ana 81. Eouis Packet CeEaaaE,v
U. =. nail Line.
FOR Helena, ChicOt, Greeuville, Vicksburg
and Way Landings.
Str. CITY or VICKSBURG, r.
+. K. Riley ,........... master n
Leaves SUNDAY, Nov. 2d, at 10 am.
AL. t3lUtaH,
Sup,L MLssis..DpL River Elevator Conipany
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LEUBRIE BROTHERS.

ENGLISH Culrasses and French Curl
asses at Watkins's.
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q WISs COITA0E-On she BY street; Res-
- Lsurant No. - Jefferson street, and twO
olner eOt2assG J. 4 blGELOW.
rs - Main street.
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FOR CAIRO AID 81. 10.

For Hickman, Columbus. Cairo ard 81. Louis.
Steamer GRAND TOWER, A.
LennOX-........ ...-................ master
Leaves as above MONDAY, Nov. I'd, q >
O'Clock pm. AD. STORM
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LOST.

EHAW Taken hy mistake nom ne - IT,. Is-l
- dence OF rhos. "a Allen, Esq- last IN Z,
day night, isrge hlack casn ti ~ isef in
$50 ~ "a IL POsTON, - South Cour. 81.
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NNNGl a r. ~ none poser engine aud boiler.
IL Apply 81 Il NORTH SECOND Sc.
TIfWO-sIORN HOUSE No. 81 Mos0y street
eight rooms, with coal and wood house
Apply al 43 SECOND ST.
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LADIES, MIBsEs' q CHILDRER's FURs
Handsome cbilds' squirrel sets at 81 %.
Ladies' Coley sets at 81 50.
Carpets, Oil Cloths. Crumb Cloths, Vel
vet Rugs, Mats and Carpet Warp at ex-
traordinary low figures.
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Small shawls at soc.
Large double Shawls at 81 so each.
Finest quality, all wool, double and
handsome styles only s. each, worth
not less than 81 so.
Good BalmOrals only SOC each.
Good Felt BOulevards 81.
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SALE OR EXCHANGE

ID f.. rDENCE PROPERTY - The valuable
~ residence property, known as the Dona-
noe Place, on the Charles on railroad, on tside
The city limits, for which the late Nj. shoe
make paid thiTty-siX thousand dollars, Is now
or sale, or viii exchange for business prop
-rty on Uu on. shelby or Main, between Won
o. and Be- le 81 eets. WV. N sLED9k. Ja.
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FOR RENT.

EUhNIoHED RIO ms From IS up 70 $40
II s nE--LLLl 81 rnr- L-nLn--
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800 kegs Aurora.
c. QUENTEL & son.
4S0 kegs Milwaukee.
HENRY THURMAN.
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SHADES
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IOLITICiL.
Platform and Resolutions
or THE
DEMOCRATIC-LIBERAL PARTY
OF
M e u - ID "a /.

| RESOLVED. |. That We. the representatives
4 Of the Democratic and Liberal PARTY of the
state of NcNada. do hereby express our fal-
eat confluence IN the administration of our
/ present executive. the Hon. l.. Il. Bradley,
i who. for the honest and upright manner in
i which H. has administered the affairs of
/ >tate. deserves the full and hearty confidence
/ Of all persons, irrespective OF politics, i'll the
/ S,tatc.
/ ,. That we are opposed to those combine
tions of massei cai ital which determine to
4 direct. control ard debauch LEGISLATION: which
i enleaver to override and crash oat every
/ man and every interest thev can not control
/ Ct use; which make bribery n trade, corrup-
| tien system. and openly maiign secretly
! whisper avay the reod ramc OF every pubic
/ man VINO will not do their bidding.
:. ! hat we are opposed to the granting Of
Subsidies in any form, either b. Congress or
tho Legislature Of the state
4. That we are opposed TO the election Of
any candidats for the Presidency to Il third
>. Thai the Democratic party Of this State
does most nneqiliroeally lly condemn the late ci,-
aetmcHt et tn. CONGRESS ef t'e tnlted states
knewn a the EHch Salary act"
i. hat We are OnIosa ad 10 the Introduction
Of Chinese into oar midst and To the end
that the Ia boring men Of this state may not
have to compete with thiucse labor, we re-
quest orr senators and Congressman TO take
sGch action rs may br Il ctsSarv 10 Sccurc til
reIcn! ot the present treaty with the Eml ire
of hina.
:. That cheap TRANSPORTATION is actrally
necessary for th' we'll being and prosperity
0i the State atlt hat we iaNor the Ia-sagc Of
Il Law by or next Legislature regulating
the tariff of trcialts and fares on reads in
this State, and preventing unjust diseiimina-
ton.
$. That We are in favor ef taxing the prov
erty OF railroad cumpani : the same a~ other
| property. and that tht Property Of railroad
COM auies ,h1ad b. adjusted near to it
actual f,ash value rs other property * no"
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Republican State Platform

Thctnion Republican PARTY Of Neeada, in
couv sntion assenihlcd, renewing it, Hedges Of
devoJi n to the Constjtgtiou and laws Of The
Federal Gueewumc'it. E-rehY nrueuuces it,
platform to tn people IA follows:
EtSoLYtp- irSt. That we rta1irm The
PRINCIPLES and policy o. Ia" Eepuhitcan par
IA n IN ucis.tfd hy il last Na'i0cal COM yeii-
ti4n: thru ~ arn proud of Is history and
great services. and We eSreruilH commend
the yieGr and turce by which il maintained
the Umpu, abolished slavery. and secured
equal, eiyi. and political li-h.s to all citizens.
= u Il s..aa3d Shat thesA ii-At- b enforced by
appropriate ic-i,la Ion, So that agl citizens
shall have t:e e4n@ enjoyment OF Their
riEh;s. Ne detnsild al eur public agents
fidelity 10 tiair piiGcia les; the honest eN,ece-
teu et tha pledges made to th' puhi';
III rity. integrity and economy in the dis-
ehaisa ot th5ir official dii -, and tn, prompt
and fearless examination and punishment oi
those WHO yiaUte any e' their ehilgatI9nS;
;o,ant i lat We haaiti.y indorse tn ast
Eepuhiean - gross n repeating IN Ia" H.
or aSing official saiuries; ia lr ft?ng ~
nrirstS by lHoIe ti:an ,-a."it,H1l; III leeesS-
iully resjsun; all J"hs; in nbolshIns n. eX-
t-atasaut tiuNprnMcut Of the | i-trlct Of
Columbia. and in reforming ahHsrs generally,
Wheroby the leWbijcan iafty has proved
itsaIt to BE- worthy OF continued support by
the peoplc
third hat we earnestly desire that thc
credit Of ia country ba hrmly maintalntd;
in uiter tiat its commercial and industrial
~ -, r bv ;,ri.;rina III d.,ree al
tuli 9l ~ f y;i r-ara tn
tn"it''t' az 81 u n ,,,. .',,
ihe rif. ifs ,,,ra H.. w"
To see si' ,4 Ia cIc,ton
to4, "a iH' w. ,,.,n ngt,hi;.b.
% ~ a - f. ,bs nrrrt'.,ty
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dissolution Notice.

tI,,IE EpoPAETNERSnIP uEkEroEE En-
i-iins batwee Thomas hoileS and tN-
rs sand, r., in the >aioon Business, IS TINS
day dissolved by mutual consent {. san
,i.,,s with lrawin-. Thomas Kelley VIII raX
II ;s..btraurss OF the firm aud collect all
iii L;n ire tac same. flloM AS kEl;LtA'
'U'' '' Gil.IS SANpHiS.
Earuba. Ssrt. 2a,h, l>sL -
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-h'dIS' H. - NpulS'L' > VI .. -''cN ulCl'ii.
Washoe oourty-H. Il. Beck. W. 7. G.
Elliott.
ormSby county-W M Pearson. J. II. Cow
ing.
Lyon county-R. J, Smith, ". W, Byron.
Douglas eouniy-A. ". Pray.
Eureka county-W. L. Taylor.
Elko county-Charles Z. Abbott.
Esmeral!a county VIM. II Sprague.
Humboldt county-W. +. Stevens.
Churchill county,. \. Pagan.
At Largo ohm W. Greer. Of Lyon county:
:. y. Baker of Storey county; Jno. Burns.
of llumboli COUNT; ". y. Holland, W. G.
0rrilk, of Storey county.
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II US LTgAN
COUNTY TICKET :!
For Asscmb!yn,en:
THOMAS WREN. NJ. u. HOWELL.
For District Judge,
Of the Sixth .ju licial District,
WIN. II. DAVENPORT.
For Sheriff.:
GEO. GILMORE.
For County Assessor:
&C. WALLACE.
For County Treasurer:
Nm. HEAD.
For District Attorney:
C. C. HUBBARD.
For County Clerk:
J. F. HARRINGTON.
For County Recorder:
II. L. CHASE,
Fer County Surveyor:
THOMAS J. READ.
Sup's Public instruction.:
\. ". ATCHINSoN.
For Public Administrator:
T. ". HAMILTON.
For County Commissioners:
JOHN HORN, J. H. MORRISON
THOMAS G0LplNd.
ToWnship OH GERS.
For Justice of the peace:
TIluS, TAYLOR.
FOR ConSt bile:
l.. Il. kELLEY.
For School trustees:
VI. VI. JOHNSON, CHARLES SCHULZf
V I. HASKELL.
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DLITICAL.

POLITICAL.
NEVADA
DEMOCRATIC LIBERAL
<azssl f:s@
'4zsIaE
STATE TICKET
Election. November ii. Is1 :.
For Governor,
/. r. BRADLEY.
Of Elko County.
For Lieutenant Governor.
JEWETT ". ADAMS,
Of Storey County.
For Member Of Congress,
a. 9. ELLIS.
OF Crmsby County.
For Justice Of Supreme Court. Long Term,
A. II. EILIHOUSE,
OF Eureka County.
For Justice of Supreme Court. Short Term.
G. H. BELKNAP,
Of Ormsby County.
For Secretary Of State,
G. D. SPIRES,
Of Lander County.
For Controller Of State,
7. R. CRANLEY,
OF White Tine County.
Fer State Treasurer.
JERRY SCHOOLING,
CT 0rmsby County.
For Attorney General,
JOHN r. KITTRELL,
Of White Pine County.
For Clork of supreme Court,
B. H. HEREFORD,
OF Lincoln County,
Fer Surveyor General,
G. HAST,
Gf Storey County.
| For Superintendent of Public Instruction.
A H WILLIS.
OF storey County.
For State Mineralogist,
W. F. STEWART,
Of St,r9y County
For state Printer.
JOHN J. HILL,
Ct Humboldt Colnty.