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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-26
OFFICIAL.
E7R OPOSEU AMENDMENT AMI.
6Sos 49," M t-->H = - - NJ
III revision of IL. Constitution of the - .tc ri

4 revision of he Constitution of the ~ ..r ri
Acf.i,. passed. 81 the seventh session ot the
Legislature:
Resolved. 10y the Assembly. the sc:!at" con
curing. That the Constitution Of the stat. ot
Nevada be amended NJ follows:
Amend Section one of Article IX III the Con
siiution Of the State OF Nevada So rs 10 al a.
follows:
Section /. The fiscal year shall commence ou
the first day OF december il each year.
Passed JANUARY 10, 1915.
hcsoivea, by the Assembly, The Senate con-
curing, That our history, n STATE, has taught
rs the necessity Of revising the Constitution:
We Therefore recommend the electors ut the
next election for ,IIbt r. of the Legislature t.
vote for or against the calling OF Convention
for the purpose of revising the Constitution Of
the State of Nevada.
Passed February Il, 1875.
thereby certify the foregoing to be true COP
les from the original enrolled Resolutions On
file III O;fc..
witness my hand AMI the Great Seal Of
EAL. tate. August !. ISIS.
-; II. II ?. MINOR. STc,y 9; stats.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-26
nEEThGlShNn DOLLARS REWARD
sj7DE AN ,ECURiELG CASE.
DIR. re EichaH's
GO ID EN- IL 4 l. - 4 n

After ten years cf tr:al II this COST has proved
itself the only curative in certain class Of
Giseases pronounced ~ medical Practitioners a.
inrura,le
;;r. lie RiC,au'x Golden Ha!sa,n No.
Cures Chancrrs, ti,,t and second stages; Sores
OF TIE Les ur E.!r. Sore Ears, Iyos Nose. etc.
Coppcrcol' red Glu:rhts. Srpiiiitic Cstarrh,
Disc ae;l Scalp, ard ell tire primary forms Of
The disease known rs Syphilis. Price, IS per
bottle or two fur ~,
E?r. lie EichaH's Golden RaIsam No =
Cures Tertiary, Ncrcuriai, S!pEilitic Rheu,na-
ti,nl. Eains i'll the Zones Bach Of the Seci,
liberated Sore ThIoat, Syrhiiitic Rash, jumps
and Contracted Cords, Stiffness OF he Limbs.
and eradicatcs all diseases from the system,
whether caused hy iniisrctiOn or abuse OF
rne~cury-'eaving the blood pure and health y
Price, - per bottle or tS-o for -.
DR.. LIE isi-hau's Golden Spani.h
intJit.tr.
For .he cure Of tionoTflt"a. elect, 'rr-tatic
t4raycl. and all Urinary or Genital d.saIyan.
mtnts. Price, ~ ~ per hottie.
Or. l.. hiciau's Gslaen spanish
Injection
i wash a.s'i Injection FIR severe "ascS Of Con
orrnef. IutiaInr:t:0iy Gitet. :,Ti, rTns, and MI
disease II t!te him vs. and bladder. Price,
81 30 Der bottle.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-26
NORTH .iR-DN SILVER MIN

MONTH tiE-DN SILVER MN
~ ing Company. Location 4; principal
place of business. sBn frauc:sco, California.
Location of works. pTn-ty Count, Nevada.
Notice Is hereby gwen. that meeting Of the
Board Of Directors. held ON the tI!r! da, uf
October, 1876, an aEAe>>inClt, No. =, OF ten cents
per share was l,'iel upon th, capital stock OF
the corporation, pay able i'mruu.i1t.iy in United
states .Old com. to the Secretary, !!e Office
If tine company. 30. so San ONE street San
Francisco, California. AEy stock upGn which
this a>sc sImept shall remain unpaid ON the
SIKH day OF November. 1870, Viii be delinquent
and gdvcrtiS' d for sale at public auction: and
url - payment il made lsfor.. Will bt. sold On
MONDAY. The TN ENTI-sf.Vt I'll DAY OF
NOVEMBER. ls'f. 70 pay the delinquent a,-
ses-inant, together VITA COST. of ADVERTISING
aud cxlp"ns' Of sair. Ey o-'i,r OF the Board
If Directors.
WN. i. y. VAN BOKKELEN, Secretary,
Ctficc. No. ~ Sa,I-oIc street, Room! Il, san
Francisco. Cal forIia.
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Also, Agents for Er. lie Eic,lnu's
{.niden pills

For ge4ii;.al Wgaircss, Night tmissi0ns, In
potency, and -! li,, IaGs ac.sing from Msstur-
baton and tc,resHiy" abuses. Price 50 per
bottle. Thu 1uai:r GOLDEN BAISN5 is put W
Only il round hr.t'rs. TN receipt of price,
u!csts medicines Wiz be sent to all parts of the
country. by expires or laaii. securely packt J,
aud tr,' from ob-cll ticn. Sole Agents. c. I.
RICHARDS < Co, Wholesale ant! i,tail drug.
glrts a!ii CHEMISTS. southwest ,OrHrr of Clay
2ud SAn>onle Streets, SaE Francisco, California.
anglN-lE y
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-26
YEO; sTGN aIINIEG COMPANY.

ITO 1T II FILMING CVNFAN 4.
3 IucHtiun oI priE"Iral l:are al husin' :.
san Franriscn. California. Location a. works.
faGic District, orin-Oy County. ate of NeyH-
ia Motto. i hereby given thai at meeting o
the B5ari Of Directors. held or the u Day OF
October. $50, an asst sm"nt, No. |, Of Five
Cents per share Levied upon tiir capital
III aI,cd StaIs> Luli C"Iu, 10 tie Secretary. al
the office .! the con nsHy. Ne. HOG California
street, san Fran, Ie'-u, California. Any stock
upon which this -sInent shall remain
III "u the 9Th day ~ November. 1876, VIII be
delinquent, and Advertised Toy sale u: pal. l.
auction: and uIits- raIIn"I.t j. nIs,,C b tore
viii be sold on 4 EsBAI, the 3lst day of
NOVEMBER. i69f. to pay TIE Delinquent
s,ss.neIt ty"rTncT with COSTS 81 avcrti4ill.. and
cxpelis II sale. By order II tbe Euayd u
Directors.
V. sTAlRTfY. Sccr.tary.
Office, No. tin.! Csii!o:na ,:rett, san Fran
cisco, California.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-26

And il accordance VIII. law ail Ort,,r OF the
Doarl of Trustees. l.Ial: on the nth dsy ~ sep
t. IIl,r, 1876, :aany s!.srr, Il each par Il q:
suci. stock ma f-n necessary vi! lc st IL #
public auction. at .l,e office the Sccrt tarr,
ia Il. &. NSi.aI: 'lli.'s Jcyr,!Ty stUrn, i'll the
Adams House. Carson street. Car q CITY. "
yaaa, .n TIE
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-26

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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-26
SHER:FF's SALE,

Sei VIRTUE OF DECREE AND
! , urG,Tot sale issued Ont Of and Under The
sal Of ;ile Inno,able Second ut.ICial district;
il aud tor the county of O-,nshy, State of Ne
vads. on Judgment rendered thcr in on tho
sta day Ot July, A.) 1876 aad attcsted on the.
lot day Of July ~. >. 1876, i'll favor Of Joseph.
$. Turner, and against John i. Bradley aud
George ID. Fryer, 70 II" s1I3 Of 81 sc. with IN
:cre-I on he sunni. 81 .5tri at the rate Of per
cent. per luolti, from tie, 27ti dsy of Al rii A.
j.. i-7f. together 18th TIE sum Of $50 % costs
d suit and ettnraeys' fee in the sum of S!GT 70
with interest thereon from tie .;h Gay OF July
lcit, TIL paid, ut the rate of 10 per cent. per
allir:T4l. together with Clerks acccunt cost III
the sum Of eJ 50, and al costs which may here
after accrue. ali il: gold coin OF The United
states aud to RE directed, commanding ,nC 20
sell according % law the said resi- estate here
matter described to satsfy the said Judgment.
costs, accrllng costs and interest and IL par
snance thereto, have levied upon and viii ex-
!os@ at ir!hic sale, to the highest and best bid
der, ut the Court House door i'll Carson City.
county Dui state aforesaid, on SATURD AY.
TIE 5Th DAY OF AUGUST, A. D. 1876, bt-
tween the h0ucs of 4. NJ. and 5 Z, NJ, to wit:
Ut one O'Clock P. NJ, 50 much Of the said real
property set out in said Decree and Order of
sale as Will satisfy the several above demands,
II so much there b., to wit: All OF an nldi-
viied one half interest, SEare, PARTON and g.
tate Of, iii and to those certain pieces of land in
Ul1ushy county, State OF Nevada, bounded and
described rs follows: beginning at tic north-
Springs Hotel. adjoining ana west Of the Nc
raaa state, !'tls,1a, thence runuin" south niue
teen - .,,c.e - ten 40 chains aud forty 49,
LINKS; The nc. rrth thirty minutes ees; :tnfH,
.,i.G:ns and ninety 30 l:Dks; ard thcnce goilt,
seventy Tti degrees east three ch+iuJ = and
~, Iii live - links IT, the place Of begjnn ne:
same being Il portion OF the southeast quarter
d section sixt.s lGl, in Township fifteen tljj
north OF Na'.%" tW MY t2aj east. Monte Diabl"
h st and meiidi#E, according 10 the United
states public Iaid survey: also the SANE a1Id
Ike interest AMI estate IL ard 10 tlst certain
Piece OF lalt lying ilnlacdiats y w,s; Of aud
aiicihing that last above ;lc3lrjhcd bounded
aEal described As follows that certain rielc Of
land. ~, raging siAtS-si1 to sixty feet in
width hF about forty rods in l. ucth living iin-
ntciilais!t w'st of and al jui1ip" the Warm
Springs lroi.t rtr, and extending blck and stsrlth
rom tE' south line eli the road from ga ii Car
spnt Cay t" Empire City, ia said " arm SIriIi-s
"s t&1 south a. ana parallel with said Warm
~p-iuGs nrni rts; sail Iii & III land containing
about u1.. atIe Of land, being TIE same piece
land conveyed y James Dutty to SnI,i john L,
Eradl y a.t j. K. Johnson. by deed OF convey
aiice Il dat May IS. 1874. recorded ON pas,s
5{ 5l1 ard -; o. vi tiftt.2I If decd. Of ne
oli.!,bs ruuntF lard records.
:. /. SWIFT, Sheriff
Carson City. JG,5 18th. 1875.
Hills kiHti !ln:ut;t's Attorneys.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-26
TO THE UNFORTUNATE
-, NiaW REMEDIES
~ NEW REMEDIES
49, DIR. GIBBONS DisPESSARi
Skf4Hs G33 KearGy Street.

san Francisco. Established l.. 1854, fUr the
treatment Of Sexual an! Seminal Diseases suci
- tionorrhea, eject. Structure, syphilis IN n
It's io?.ns. Seminal Nes<ues- Inpntency, etc
Skin diseases of year 9tt1 ling and liberated
Les succts ~fuliy treated.
Seminal; Weakness.
S"n.ina Emissions. the core.qu' bee O: self
a!Gs.. This solitary vice, or irpiaNrd sexual
Indulgence. is lIscticed 10y the youth Of both
eaycs t. an almost unlimited ,>ttnt, producing
with uie1GIn- celtsiiity, the following train oi
morbid SYM toms, unless cu1uhH'ri b! scieri-
lie medical measures, viz: oGlluw counter
ance, dark spots under the eyes, pain in tie
il. sd ringing in tn" ears, noise Ike the rustln
of leaves a:il ratti!,1 of charlote, GneaslneFs
about the IONS, weakness of the limbs cOniu-
seI VISION 5iunte,i Intellect, loss If confidence
iifhdencc IL approaching strangers dislike -
form new Hcauaintantes, disposition to shuh
society loss OF memory, hectic huSfes, pilnples
nia varieus t-urtions about thu faces, furrea
terGue, fetid breath, coughs, consumption,
,i-ht sNehts, InOuoiuania auu frequent insanity
II relief Ia not obtained. should apply lmme.
Giateiy either III person or by letter, and have s
aye Ell Cted 10y Ills and scientific mode OF
trcaing this disease. " bioi4 never tails ~ et
feeling quick and radical cnre
CURED IT ROME.
Persons ct a distance nay be CURED AT
HOME by addressing letter TO Dir. GlBBOH,
stating case, symptoms, i"pg;i of time the die
ease has continued. md have medicine prompt
~ forW arcltt, free from damage ard curiosity,
to any part OF The country. with full and plain
directions Is Inserting Ten Dollars coin, in
registered letter, through the postoico or
through Wells, Fargo < Co.; paCb9S" OF fItdi-
cine will be forwarded to any part Of tie Union.
Correspondents viii please inform Dr. Gibbor
that they al his dver;isementA in the APPEAL
Address DIR. j. +. EIB!s',S
oct1G-Iy Box 1851. San Francisco.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-26
Es.soa.G -IDss .iSD PLATFORM
So rI,E ..Es'.I'.ssiN "a
S5GS f1S hon

r.ra'-Tt,r t'r't..i S;4trs cf hs,ar.-= = :: ;:r-
t.s', at -. i"ergr, tuG hy IT,. cpI..h.,.Ti
wJr....2,- 81 Maternal su,. Stat Government
rr : --<I. tive i. institution al rights
rf ,,vs-y ...:s.si ar s.crtr' ~ :-.'.. s',,i r-.
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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-26
Fourth :ih Lay Of N"venher. 1876,

Al the hour OF IL ~ of snil day to pay the said
dalinqdcil; f~s,-si,ieli thereon, -ctE"r with
cost, Of advertising ANA expenses OF sale.
JUEN b. ELY, Secretary.
Carson City. Cctrb,r I!th, 1916. ocil-tJ
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-26

&C. EiTTER,iAN. .si..-:.
7. {. [,4.:N Secretary.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-26

Eo!; JS'c-G.- CE THE SUPREME COURT.
u. Il. LEON ARB.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-26

IL; o sIass ~ R l. n.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-26

Savcltc, nth - The National Admins ration
merits commit niofion for its Memorable WORK i'll
the lal.a of domestic and foreign tf.iIS
ana President Graft deserves the continued AID
hearty gratitude Of the American people for his
:a;riU;isiI. AID Li- l,c,.se ivircS III Way ana
III yICaCr
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-10-07

The DeMolai Commandry, of Grand
Rapids, have arranged an excursion from
Gr;uil Rapids to Philadelphia and the
Centennial, leaving Grand Rapids OH
next Tuesday, the 10th inst. Mr.. j. HI.
Page, the general passenger agent of the
Grand Rapids s. Indiana road. has male
arrangement for excursion rates from Pc
toskey. The fare from that place to
Philadelphia and return is $25 25. For
the accommodation of the citizens of Che
bOygan, Mr.. Page has sent tickets to
RollO & Co.'s bank. where they can be
secured, and all information regarding
routes, &C., obtained. The route going
is over the ever popular Pennsylvania
road, via the Pittsburg, Ft. Wayne &
Chicago railroad. There will probably
not be another chance to 90 from here
for the same money.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-10-07
Gone to the Yellowst ne.

Col. A l.. Hough, WHO has been in
command of the post of Mackinaw for a
year or more, received his orders to re-
port to his regiment and relieve Col
Otis of the command. that officers health
not being such as will permit him TO re-
main during the winter. Since assuming
the command at Mackinaw, Col. Hough
made many friends, ~ i'm fact he does
wherever he goes, who regret his depart
llre, and hope for the speedy ending OF
the Indian difficulties so that he may re-
turn aud continne the many improve
ments which had heea inaugusatetl
during his command.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-10-07
Getting Restivc.

Sheriff Paquette's boarders are getting
a little restive under restraint. Perhaps
they may be lrifie fastidious regarding
their lodgings or board. Tuesday morn
ing he overheard some conversation be-
tween the prisoners, which convinced
him that they were pining for liberty,
and might make an effort to obtain it,
even if they had TO overpOwer the Sher-
iff. Forewarned is to be forearmed ;
therefore his visit that morning was i'll a
condition for an emergency. The emer-
gency, however. did not come. but he
found that the prisoners had been max
ing vigorous attempts TO make an OPEN
ing through the walls. This attempt
was fortunately frustrated, but we fear
that close watching will be required to
keep them on hand for the action of the
next term of court.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-10-07
poesn,t Reform M that way.

The little squib which appeared a short
time since in the Free Press, wherein
that paper offered ''to bet its pile that
Postmaster Brace would vote for Tllden.
is having the effect that its author doubt
less hoped that it would. In the village,
where Mr.. Brace is known. such an init
nation would have no effect, but i'm the
country, where he is not so well known,
there are those who believe that the
statement is true, and it is being used us
means to induce wavering Democrats
to stick to their party. Mr. Brace always
has been-and is tO-1ay-a staunch Re
publican, and if he lives until November
next will vote for Hayes and Wheeler
and the entire Republican ticket. He
heartily despises the party tactics which
are compelled to resort to such means TO
influence voters.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-10-07
Laid Up.

There is time when patience ceases to
be virtue. That time has arrived with
Williams & Co., the contractors for dredg-
ing our harbor. They have waited pa
tiently here for the the authorities to let
the contract for the further dredging of
the channel, as contemplated by the
last appropriation of Congress, but they
have waited i'm vain. Concluding that
nothing will be done this season, MIR. Up
ham came here few days since and put
the entire machinery into winter quar-
tiers and sent the men home for the win
ter. We regret that this had TO he the
result of all the work done last winter to
secure the appropriation for this harbOr,
but it is some consolation to know that
ChebOygan is not the only place thus ef-
fected by Democratic ''retrenchment and
REFORM"
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-10-07
Sauce for the Goose, Not Sauce for
the Gander. t.ff4

When the Detroit Free Press takes
snuff, its ChebOygan namesake sneezes-
all for the sake of harmony. A few days
since the Detroit Free Press contained an
editorial bowling about corruption, &c.
Some one had been abusing the franking
privilege by sending Republican docu-
ments under the Gnise of extracts from
the Congressional Record. With terrific
head lines it calls this fraud, stealing.
swindling, and other plant names. This
week the Cheboygan Copyist has the fol-
lowing:
! We have before us a Republican campaign doc
ument, containing the speech delivered at Des
Moines, Iowa, Dy zen. James NJ. Tuttie, u rene
gade Democrat, and the ST. Adams speech of
william A. Wheeler. Neither speech is in any
respect rema kablP, and our only reason tor
calling attention to the docnment is that it il
sent by thousands from the folding rooms of the
capitol and passed tree through the United
States mails as ''part of the Congressional
Record" In this fraudulent and illegal manner
Postmaster General Tyner and Postmaster Ed
munds. OF Washington, are sending to All parts
of the country hundr, DIS of thoueands of cam.
plIg, flyers at he expense of the nation.
We haUc before as q Democratic cam
pdign document, and the only thing re-
markablc about 1t Is that 1T acas sent free
through the United States mails as a ..part
of the Congressional Record" Hundreds
of thousands of Democratic documents arc
being distributed in the same manner,
large numbers Of them bearing the sig
nature of Randall, the Democratic leader
of the House last aCintcr. This manner
of distributing documents is sanctioned
by both Political parties, and both have
availed themselves of it. 1t is very fool
ish to parade a ialsehood before people
who have already received evidence of
the falseEe,s of the charge. However a
paper which depends upon other papers
tor its policy and statements without in
vestigation. is apt to get itself into
trouble. What is sauce for the goose
don't seem to be sauce for the gander.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-10-07

/ There is no law against the Cheboy gan
Free Press making a simpleton of itself
if it wants to, but it is rather disccurag-
| ing, and sort of reflection OH the guild
when it continues, to play that part SO
assiduously. We like to see newspa-
per display little sense and ability
when it undertakes to prove PROPOSE
ton, even though it is in the wrong. The
Free Press don't do this, and we feel sor-
nv for it. Last week it built up from
the New York Sun, Detroit Free Press,
and other papers of like ilk, "a terrible
panic in the Republican party. IL capped
the whole thing out, crest, cupola and
spire, something after the following
style: 1.-The Republican Panic, !" 1.-The
Panic Stricken Republicans What the
Republican Leaders Fear" The articles
following these headings are as void OF
truth as they are of originality, and are
simply an imposition upon the credulity
of its readers. Where readers confined
to those who did not, or would not, read
or believe any other paper, such state
lncnts might have some effect; but Tor
tunatelY the people of this county are TOO
intelligent to be imposed upon by the
buildingEup of such structure.
The Republican party is not panic
stricken. Telegraphic advices from all
parts of the country never showed such
encouraging prospects. Neither does
that party fear any Investigation which
may be instituted by Democrats or any
body else, into their official acts as a
party. The history of the past year
shows that they have encouraged and
assisted all such Investigations. Still. af-
ter building up all this structure, which
it deemed would be so large and snowy
as to make its party count victory as
sured, it crushed the whole beautiful edi-
flee by one brief paragraph. 1t begged
all Democrats, IL manner not to be mis-
taken, to hang together. and vote the
straight county ticket to "a man. The
panic may not have reached the Demo-
cratic ranks in this county, but the
'.ring" certainly feels Il ''quaking."
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-10-07

The schooner Middlesex which left
Manistee about Sept. 9th. for Leith, load
ed with deals, met with disaster by
which the vessel and cargo was lost. She
was sighted by the steamer England OH
the 10Th ult., and seeing her signals of
distress, went to her and found the vessel
water logged and the crew nearly ex-
hausted. They were taken off and land
ell in New York. The Middeesex was
about twenty years old, and was, conse-
qucntly totally unfit to 60 out on the
ocean. 1t is sand that her owner, John
Wright. of Chicago, took passage for Eu-
rope on her. This is the only lake vessel
so far, reported lost.