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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-07-22
COLFAX.

Colfax well chosen to preside
Der Freedoms Congress, and to guide,
As one who holds the reins of fate,
The current of its great debate;
Prompted by one too wise, and good,
And fair, withal, to be withstood,
Here, from our Northern river banks,
send to thee my hearty thanks
For all the patience which has borne
The weary toot ofBunkum's horn,
The kissing of the Copperhead,
The Folly dropping words of lead
Still wisely ready when the scale
Hangs poised to make the right prevail;
Still foremost, though secession's head
Be crushed, with scornful heel to tread
The life out from its writhing tail
As wise. firm, faithful to the end,
God keep thee, prays thy sincere friend.
John G.. Whittier.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-07-22

ANOTHER COMEoUTER. - Milo Hoadlev
(blishes a card in the San Francisco papers
which he says: The use of my name as
[e of the Vice Presidents of the Demo-
bite ratification meeting on the 10th o.
Fly was wholly unauthorized. l shall sup
Irt and vote for the National Union Repuo-
an ticket. headed by L. S. Grant, aud do
in my power to insure its election.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-07-22

Lee CREAM.-Mose Hainc's cows still
1pn.inue to give ice cream Of excellent quail
| y and in great abundance. Besides fur
ish;ng the public at his garden, Nose
fnds i. around to folks houses. in that neat
Etle wagon Of his.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-07-22

The CARSON CITY JOCKEY CLUB met
Isl evening, accepted the Secretary's report
1 it'll regard to programme, and, after the
tansaction of some other matters of business
to the stated time for holding the
ext monthly meeting. namely, the first
friday in August.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-07-22

[HE SPORTING PASSION STRONG IN DEATH
f penitent turned with an inquiring look
said:
Father Ryan, when I die will I go to
Iven ~
l trust So"
And be an angel and have wings:"
hope So"
And you'll go to heaven when you die -
That is my belief"
And be an angel too, and have wings ?"
1t may be-"
Well. Father Ryan, when you get there,
just fly you for five"
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-07-22

TRAIN DETAINED. - The Sacramento
cord says: The regular train on the Cen
Pacific Railroad, which should have ar
led here at o'clock, failed to connect on
furday afternoon at the table time. The
(ention was caused by the engine drawing
freight train coming in collision with an
! innate bull, along the Truckee, which
the effect of throwing the engine off the
FIX, and We presume slightly injuring the
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-07-22

EASTERN PAPERS AND Periodicals.
lr. John G. Fox has laid upon our table the
|uly number Of the Atlantic Monthly, Put
ans Magazine, the Riverside Magazine for
|oung people. and Demorest's Young Amer
pa; also Harper's Weekly, Leslie's Illus
Fa.ed paper, Illustrated News, and Bonner's
ledger. Thanks.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-07-22

L. S. CIRCUIT CoURr-We learn by the
Enterprises San Francisco telegram tina,
|ldge Field will open a term Of the L. S.
|ircuit Court here on the second Monday in
fuCust NEXT
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-07-22
THE DAILY APPEAL.

The SEPTEMBER MEETING OF THE CAR.
son CITY JOCKEY CLUB.-As will be seen
BY reference to an advertisement which APP
pears in another column of this morning $
APrEAL, the Carson City Jockey Club have
made up a programme of races for their Fall
meeting which is to take place on Tuesday,
the lst Of September, prox., and continue
four DAYS. The races have been arranged
with a view to atfording an opportunity to
stock raisers and gentlemen owning good
horses and colts to test their racing qualities,
while, as will be noticed. liberal purses and
equally liberal terms have been offered as
inducements to entries. The Club is admir-
ably organized, has adopted the best rules in
vogue in California for trottng, pacing and
running, and its members are actuated by
determination to conduct the meetings in
euch manner as TO give satisfaction to the
public and ensure fairness on the Course.
considerable Eberalitv has already been dis
PLAYED BY our citizens in subscriptions to the
| CLUB but more funds are needed to equal |
Iize the expense Of the enterprise, (which is
Isure to be remunerative to the business in
|terests of the place. and We urge those Of
|our citizens who have already subscribed, to
make prompt payments of the initiation fee,
while we hope that those who have not al
ready subscribed will hasten to do so. Four
DAYS races in September will be a very good
|substitute for the Agricultural Fair project,
(which seems to have fallen through and
khe more universal the interest manifested by
bur citizens, the more successful will be the
fesul..
A MoNsrRosITY.-Mr. Robert Fustone
brought a very remarkable monstrosity into
bur Office, yesterday, in the share of double
bodied pig which he found, stillborn, on his
tanch, Yesterday morning. The monde
Fcript had eight legs, one head, four ears and
Fwo tongues. The hinder parts were per
Fec,ly formed, while the blending of the two
bodies took place at the breast and then
merged into one head. This porcne curl
bsi.y is TO be immortalized in a spirituous
way. 70 be preserved in alcohol, and kept =,
"a glass vase as typical Of the Unnatural
Creation which constitutes the present Dem ,
'cratic ticket for the Presidency and Vice
Presidency. 1t serves to point moral and Z
dorm two tails.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-07-22

NorIcE.-We have the best Warehouse in the
State, it being absolutely fire-proof, and now
prepared to receivea United amount Of Merchand.
Use, Flour or Barley ON storage at reasonable
rates. An goods delivered in a. COED order ~
when received. MASON 4 HUYY.
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L0Ir CO~PGrfnersI,ip

tsHE undersigned have formed law CO
4 partnership under the name Of Maddox
& Crane. They will practice in tie Courts Of
s.. Narv's ard tie adjoining counties and
also 10 the Court Of Appeals.
Especial attention paid to the collection Of
claims against individuals, the State or the
Government. Prompt attention given to all
business entrusted ;o then charge.
Address, Maddox < Crane, LeorardtoWnj
st. M4ry's county, Ma.
G. FRED. MADDOX.
J. PARRAN CRANE.
Dec. 70, l851-tt,
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NOTICE OF DIVIDEND.

on application Of L A Cole and James
II Miles, administrators of VIM. T. Colo.
late ofSt, MarY's county deceased, It'll. ordered
by She Court, that The said Administrators
notify the creditors of the SAID deceased 10 fils
their claims against said deceased in the Office
OF the Recistcr OF y is tar St. Mary's county
on or before the lst day OF Dec, 1868,
Tor dividend, and that THE order be published
once week in each week until the said Ist
day of Decem Der, 1858.
Test
JAS.T. M.RALEY.
Register Of Wills
for 81. Mary's county
Sep, .. ls3s-td,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-12-17

fgNHE VALUE Of this Guano is now
4 SO ,eeH baolrn and aPPrecjotsd. that
{ does not req lire further commentator
rom Us.
Tie Company o,eas Tie Guano Islands
a. 4 ,ther soarces = supply from which
is raa material IS urawu Hence, this
Guano, possessing such high excelIeLce,
can be brought into market at a price not
exceeding ths, Of the ordinary Super-Phos-
phate Of Lime.
The large capital invested by tbs Com
pany affords the surcst guarantee of the
continued excellence of their fertilizer, as
the safety Of their capital depends Upon
continued and permanent business.
Experience has shown that this Guano
ripens the Wheat cr1p from five to SIX
days earlier than the SuPer-Pd2srhates
Il is the policy and larpoSe OF tile Com
pany t. furnish the best fertilizer that en-
tergrl,e and copita', aided by tie best
scientific ability. oaa bring into narket,
at the jo.res- }ssiLIe cost u c5HSun1ers.
0 I'm 5 hEESE i co.
General -4g,uts fer 'he PosLre q .aao
snp1ug
Principal Of;es-71 South street, Baltic
July 3, 1S6S-2m.
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Keep the ratcpsco Guaro IN a.l cases a>
near tae surface - >st.s.
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sept. 1s,.I867tf.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-02-04
URNERS TIC DOULOUREUX

or UNIVERSAL NEU RALGlA PILL is a
certain an spec ~ Cure for Neura lgii and all
vorS Diseases. The severest cases are com
ely anil nernt nently curei In very short
e. Neural sia in the face or head Is u tterly
nishei in few hours. No form of Nervous
iseuse wth.tands its magic influence. II has
the unqualified approval Of many eminen' nhvsi-
clans. II contains nothing injurious to the most
delicate system. Sold everywhere. Sent on re-
ceipt Of 81 90 and two postage stamps. TURNER
q Co. l20 fremont st. Boston, Mass, PropTietors.
Boston, July ], 1875. N. l5.ly.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-02-04
N. II WEIGH, Middlohurv, Vt.
ALBANY, September 10, 1867


CT The American Cooking Stove has just been
awarded two first premiums, one tor coal and one
for wood, at our County Fair. aud the following
telegram has just been received from the State
Fair at New jersey:
FArR GRoust's, TRENTON. ~ J., Sep. 10, Co
To Shedr, Packard g. Co., 1ibany, " +:
The American ,u"kng Stnv" was AWARDED two
first premiums all others. at our Fair to dav
"IImrah " Isaac DuNN 4 Suns.
Thus it will he seen that the superiority of the
American is so marked aud decided that when
and wherever it is put ON cXhihtin. an !
comes under the exau nation of practical aud
scientific men, it sweeps the board and takes all
the premiums.
These Stoves are for sale Nv
n WEIGH
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-02-04
NJ. II. WEIGH.
SCHENECTADY. April 26, 1865.

ScnENEcrApY. April 26, 1865.
MEsSEs. SHEAR. PACKArD & Co.,
Gents SCI have been for some time u>rg one
Of ,opr I'm roved American Cooking Stoves, aud
| must in justice to vor, add my testimony in
favor Of its MANY excellen qualities and superior
merit 1t is II splendid baker. quick aud sure in
all its operations; economical in fae and in point
of workmanship and finish seems to lie perfect
and as the people become familiar with its great
super GRITTY all others its sale must be largely
increase
Very respectfully YOURS,
WILLIAM WELLS,
Prof. Modern Languages. Union College.
For sale bv NJ II. WEIGH.
vol 32 no 29f
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-02-04
NJ. II WEIGH.


Gentlemen: Enclosed find draft for amount o
your hill for the seveu-irch American Cooking
Stove The stove arrived all light and am run.
ming it with waste shingles, which huv nj II shin
gle factory at cost oi seventy cents per We k
and run it with coal, at 20 per ton, for lees.
] used ie run an ei.ht i"cl tor eight t"ur cents
per we-k-coal 80 per tUil--lud kept fire night
aud day. | have sold hundfcls Of stNc, Of stoves.
but say. without prejudice (now that am out
of the stove busin,ss) | have never seen eco
noinical. convenient. well arranged aud durable a
stove the American, and think its equal has
not vet been furnished to the American market.
Yours truly, S.P ROSE.
For sale by
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-02-04

ELOUR Of superior quality, grennd
Il every week, aud for sale by
Iu.e5. II. A. SHELL DON.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-02-04

Alter twenty wears experience In the manufac-
ture OF stoves We became convinced, some six
wears since. that n vast amount Of money was
icing expended by the people Of this country, in
buying cheap aud almost worthless stoves, a large
portion of which was wasted: and that true
economy consisted in luvins the best stoves that
could be made, Notwithstanding the price was
higher. With this view We procee,lel to CEN
struct the American Cooking Stove. and spared
no pains or eNpcnse to make it the best and mosi
perfect stove that could I've mude. And We have
experimental with it, and carefully watched It's
operation l.r thela six wears, aud when an i'm
provepent suggested itself. have at once
adopted it. and we have several oi II rse improve
ments secured by letters patent. In this manner,
We do not hesitate to raw We have brought il to
higher State oi perfection than has heretofore been
attained In cooking stoves. The recent improve
ments in this stove has adlcd LARGELY to its con-
venience aud effectiveness, In all the varieties Of
stoves we manufacture, we study usefulness. du-
ral,ilitv. convenience aud economy in operation.
rather than cheapncss in price, and in so doing we
are satisfied we study the interest ot those pur-
chasing onr stoves.
la h,y
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-02-04
GOODS.

DUBBER GOODS.
LII Rubber Boots. Rubber Coats.
LADIES and Gents Rubbcrs. Ladies' and Gents
Arctic Overshces.
Rubber Pipes, Syringes, Combs, Balls, suspenders,
Nipples, Cord. Braid, &C., &c.
For sale by II. A. SHELDON,
Nov. 1, 1866. S2u
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-11-10

Hatr aA 8EsFf SAYS tbs
aTahass bors a. g5assna as. 90 aa b.a.
aa " iuea4sy t mta Asa n
rrataIaraea saa BE- ca zth
tbs fery a.s tIsest isr hsm
Fnea3s ana isiiou atass q Gsle.
aas tbanA yea ias tan additional
mafl u yost hifaaca s4G1.snA I
suppose. Las row been hssfd q the
rosali q tle a,s sleeiioa @ show upon
whom ID aas fsLel u alailisscr The
affairs 81 tie nation or she reSt four
yoam suppose thai i isno egosssn
ir ne 10 Say that ihs choice has fallen
On me. TIE responsibilities q The Po-
els0u / feel. bat accept them without
fear i can have the samo support
which has bssu g.ten me Aus far !
ihani yea anl ~ othsu who have
iaueht together in this contest oou-
tess Ia which y0u are all Interested por-
soually Ne mach aa and perhaps more,
tAau Am. now take occasion 70 bid
yen good-by. Is ] leave here to-day for
Washington, and shall probably see but
iev Of you again for some years, altho'
it would give me great pleasure to make
az annual pilgrimage 70 place where
have enjoyed myself as ! have here
during The past few months
And this is what he tcIographs to
Washington IN esponse 10 tho plans for
a grand reception on his arrival there
/ viii make DO formal ropiy, but ]
wish you would say 10 the gentlemen in
charge oi the movement that | would
much prefer returning quietly to my
home, without demonstration. / ap'
prccia.o their motives and wiz takothC
viii lor the deed, leave Galcna or
Thursday evening, aud may not stoF
ID the way.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-11-10

Re vsfbed in tae Ditrtsss Ire inaieesuon and
nYTPepsa sfs ngi b. uiAed with. There IL such 3
thing beina 'oa at, Ia fhsse ~ stisfs Iahamatioa
- srrstas Csnerf som- oth sr dangerous disease
msg ensss shes 81 test0fatiye,, no matter hos po-
teat. woaA = iHeseslasi. 10 not Delay then. Nheu
shs sFinFsotaf q Dfspspsia art experienced re-
ssu Al esas g gas great tsoarfr uedciae, Hssist-
tefs sisraasA Hdfsrs, AID yop All b. safe
Bot fsu disorders Htol,e srssger sarsFing, sud, y
nai Ia Hssf imurs,els aargcspus & IL he faafee q
Fnsuf assdif mslsdcs Essn u dd nat teod 70 great
ssi, q, mepiAi AID physical misery Froaaees -
Aiune nrsni Fra why pslns shaoid bs spsr-
e. % pfsspH o. gzrs is Is essaify 81 tAs tsSs u
ths glees u q agnPistsiY Demonstrated 70 oar
owH. uhese = i tvuad IN pea,iy every hrussAod :
@@sseffsrs sfsu4@1A Huters ate atsstsAly uaAecd,
e = - the s0reFssga Fensdy fas q AHasgtaK dis-
esss thrs aa dtrseay spa ths digestive afFsus,
cassprl aae t0ae ss slassA. And sire fsnewne siiai
~ ie ne syslrm Ae1g eeAghailY agsss the hsFses
40 sssthing ne hneH rrsesfs thsm ratscssas " )
iafaisl nfcisns a. sell - gausai sasmsthie. lila
ks1 ~ fsssspssss, gsy ~ai b. ioaHa particularly
ssa sasa q ths eissascs sf3sHE isn fts gnhesltAy
seasan q hstama aEs ihsss sss ~i sfFeal ms creep
~ aHsisaseAi ssassisoa aus paaHlainsd u ~ssn
shs ekl.a AZ stuai MS s3awis rgan gAs psssent
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-11-10

Tnr W1sf o. rlaF Fissnn~s BpEnaU
iheY January tho lfeclmCns bureau
10 havo no other work bat that Of ed.
eating The negfoa, add looking after
he chains u ooloroi soldiers Tor bonn
-. back pay, &c !. has funds
noagh iei, 70 complete its more yari-
u mork b tho esd 81 the year, and
o. carrying on the remaining duties
or another yoar During the last
car i has settled 1855 claims u negro
ollicFa and has 3020 more in process
settlement /, has paid over two
nd bali millions dollars for such
sims. and has million aud half
iore - It's credit for further claims.
waiting the appearance 81 the rightfai
wnrra Ii the school department, the
lm oypehdelt last year is two mil
ons. q which the c5lored people paid
$4,000 private beney3Ieace 800 900
nd the government through the ba-
eau 100000 There we're 1881
ehools. with 1895 teachers and 10i,-
= ~ pupils great increase from 1867
10 c8lorad own els Of the school
oascs and have pad themselves $lo4
81 for tuition. Fifteen normal selaols
I'd colleges have boen founded and
alc permanent. which are preparing
sanding 9It teachers for the en-
argeaont aud perpetution Of TINS
reat work Gen Howard proposes. as
mother step towards winding up the
nitro operations q bis interesting and
beneficial bureau, that all the school
buildings now in his possession be
transferred TO the corporate bodies and
usteos who now use them, provided
hey guarantee the continued use and
occupation ofthe same for school par
oses.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-11-10
Ea AYLsgoETH
XkftfesF n CAkFIEfD
Renhen Andrewa Es,ate

gTATE ~ yKEMuSTl Al Probate Coart hala
= MAnshrs4sr DsstFieL ~ ne Probate u1ss "a.
Manchester - and tsr Esd District ths "a dAY u
Nsiffsabsf lac.
Present Hoo r b BrETOg JsAgs
The A6u1AifiEKlag l4s estate u Eeat.an Aaafew.
1is = &Fiihgt9Hs IN sad uisFse esFcssea pfsSssed
~ fsAsef Ia EnHzgaAI
W1EYrnp8a Il ordered thAi ksaTi12 "a stid ap-
Eeatson X Lad a Ffuakis Gsart y b. hyiasa a. e
Probate sftes &c AsnrhARts. q aa34 D,ssrict fhs
Ast NedAes4ag u Aagf lea AID that nOgsss t8sfs-
of be gwen 10 ~ persgls ntexsssa ~ pHblssAing
as5lAa3 copy y ihts aFtsd tsrss sss6 ia
~ Mk1ehssFff 3aafaAl seaspspes prials4 kt szaS
MsarAnstsrs Efsstsss ~ nAtf taeas e bsassng
Attest L0FELAkD kEksOs Esxialsf
A trae copy u frsssG Aussf
= boTKLA8p aUEsox. AsKisiss.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-11-10

The Republican majority in Penn
ylvania now foots up rs, 1902, thirty
ountes having been heard from Off
ially aud the rest estimated. II is be-
4eycd that when the other 36 counties
re heard from officially the majority
i'll be nearly 10000
Frank Blair heard the news at Chi
#hgo, and said ho had been beaten like
that Salt River was not large
nough. and he was going TO Salt Lake,
I'd he started
Missouri has probably voted down
cgro suffrage, ST. Louis county, which
Ayo republican majority, voted 5000
gainsi the negro while some Of the
u and strong pro-slavery counties Of
be state went the other way.
On $1,000 negroes entitled to vote
New Orleans, and With their names
hgistored, only 100 dared TO do So
he Same disproportion ran through
lc State, making the election a farce,
nd quite likely some Of It's results will
contested on this ground.
The democrats are likely 10 lose
ore IN the Senate Of the next Congress
pan they will gain in The Houss.
here viii be Gs members, leaving out
,rginia, Mississippi and Texas, aud Of
,ese the democrats will have ouly eight
The President u the Union Pa
&c Railroad Company has filed with
Secretary Of tho interior the re-
aired afidants showing the compile
~ u the road h. the nine hundrcdlh
l. post
The Governor on Friday appoint
and confirmed The following state
lard q education Merritt Clark Of
auliuoy, Prof George n. webber Of
iidlelurt. Jonathan Ross Of st Johns
iry. Lafayette r. Ward 81 wesimin-
er Pro. MAithes II Backham Of
arlington. aud Roy hham Bliss Of
albAna
The treaty between the United
atos and Bavaria is officially pro.
nlmed II is provided that the eli
~ who have become Of shall become
t,uralsaed o,tirens otthe United States
imcr,cA. aad AaH haye resided IN
ierapted.y within the United States
I've years shs- be he.d BY BasA.
% be Amerioan citizens. and b
saisd as such,
Ihe New York Democra, isn't .
edel q classical English, bn, il some.
aes says a sharp tang. like this 10
rcr4Arks on Grants cabinet 'Old
" Welius. who@e sasads ~ hio. by
81 rights, ran awas loag years siRoe,
eds bray tears 81 useless nemorss
~ after night fas contracts con.
Z her mol. nor eAa the charms % tha
II. dancers drive iull ihoaghis flom
auclcnt mariners uind But g1
mast The onioa-ts-is a her ma.
state cry loadly tor her resarn. and
vslNial aasaaa wAses an aSeeiiaaass
"a = The aaisqaaiei AmAzoa. ~ chs
= hsr aAal glass q greg. AaI pat.
Hartford AID ) market
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-11-10

The Empire Club serenandad Mayor
Hoffman, Governor elect, atNew York,
Friday evening He returned thauks,
aud spoke at some length on the result
Of the recent election, and said that
during the canvass he hsd never said
an unkind word regarding Gen Grant
II be shodId adopt the Constitutional
policy, ho would earn aud have the sup
port Of the democratic party but, If his
administration was of radical parti zan
character, be would fall never more to
rise With reference TO himself he said
that as he bad never proved that be was
not afraid Of rioters, neither was he
afraid Of those whose conduct tended
to produce riots. In reference to the
threatened contest OF election, he said
while it might be possible TO deprive
Senators and Representatives in Con
gress Of their seats In this way, il would
bo found impossible thus to deprive
him Of power-he having been legally
elected by the vote Of the people Of the
State.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-11-10

Hon. Harrison Reed, Governor Of
Florida, was impoaehod by the Legs
laturo Friday, charged with high crimes
aud misdemeanors in Office.