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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-27


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| Sec - Auy person moving from ore electi,4
rrruct or listIit to another or ont If the count,
,in a1,rear before flr I'-st.v AGENT Of the pre-
cr.t gr district in viii, Il L. ) REGISTERED at am
tim. previous l. The lacu # the ert fit d coui
If tile registers in the lands If tie In pectois ~
Election, and Lave Ais IL u.r registered in the PIE
ciuyt district to which he removes if il be IL
the same county. and erased from the register Of
the precinct II district from which g removes.
Sc. y. Before entering UIun the duties Pre-
scribei by this Act, the Registry Agents Of til
RESPECTIVE counties If tie State shall, >ry0raliy
tax. and subscribe. t,frr an ticer legally at-
IN rfzl = Ter ,,atl.s the f.I!, wing cath Dc.
,il-nlatif. which stall Ice fl, il the oftce If H.
Comfy Clerk FIR safe keciaig L. W.T.: II, 4 J.
.iu~,ff;r.- the ramel Registry AGENT FIR election
r,,..I,,-- r districts " -. .rne..ti.niLs IT,.
r.t.,.ir-,. r. i-frtrf.t II. IT,. county f
naming ~, c.rntvr. and State If Ne,a,a. d.
s,l,t. iy sve4r ,ur Affirm az the may lee that
IYil -.rf r.,! = e tIrtl,- }t-i,trv A-eUt. az
r..r35... l.. law and tie lest # nv ati.5ty: ana
tl4., in dl-,l,rsin- the iUti,- Il The SANE,
WI ,.uli u-ly .i,,'e.yt E, prevent fIaul. Gecci,
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der H.. Mains and l,szalIes f ;tr1ury, ' ,.faI
,tfirr,.afi.
=. Is. Tie Registry Agents hall have au-
tl,.r;ry r. tir,,;i,i...r ais AMI -f,..i,f, AL!
t. ,s such ,,tLer as.s ~ may Re 1rcts SAY ur
.T,1,r +, Gerry out Tie Ir, visions # th- Act.
s. l., ri, .ra,t, mo- er-..u shall L.. Il ci~-
tcref. Ev ;.I.y Registry Ae,I.t. until .ucl person
shall 1ay iiTa III, har,i- II said Lr-i-try gent
tLe{tU tax f four d,IIars due #, III such ., rs,1
f.T the ,lt ,t,ral wear f,rvLlch lie shall FIR To b.
,r in 49,, said Tel! tx -haH have teen
-. T,..I, ,d fr.Urh war. until tie Irrsau of:er-
i- T.; lie Registered Hall 1r.,,at t. lie Registry
.gt7,t A.. ~ II tax receipt thertf + Tie Registry
,tl ~ ,,....',.. ra1 melt f all ii, II t.1+.
r:lrf,5 ly HIN 81. :, rr1s,i. alton for all ser
yi,rs rendered under tie pioyisf,rf If his Act.
Il ir,ri- -al .7.y 81. 81, r.t.TtI
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Sum MONS.

80 cents State Revenue Stamp.
CTATE OF NEVADA, COUNTY OF ORMSBY.
~ In the Justices Court, Carson Township, in and
for 0rmsby County.
H. F. Rice and Philo W. Rice, as Executors of
the Estate of Catherine A. Frisbie, deceased,
Plant IFS VS.. John A. ShOurds, Defendant.
The State of Nevada sends greeting to John A.
Shourds You hereby summoned to appear
before me At NY office in Carson City, in CaIso
Township, in Ormsby County, on the
eth day Of September, A. ID. 1865,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ and answer unto the complaint
of the above named Plaintiffs, now on file in my
office, who sue to obtain Judgment against you
f T the of Three hundred 5000 Dollars: said
amount s claimed and alleged to be due to Plain
tiffs. rs Executors aforesaid. for damages done
to Plaintiffs buildings situate part If lot No
nine 80. tlok thirty five (35), Sears, Thompson
and Sears division of Carson City, caused by tie
giving way the walls Of your building situate
IN the adjoi ing premises when Judgment will
De taken against You for the said amount, if you
all to appear and answer. To the sheriff or any
Of the said County, greeting Make ie-
al service and due return hereof Given under
ny hand this ID day of July, A. D. lS6S.
l.. C. McKEEBY, Justice of the Peace,
iiy3 Pm Cars Township.
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SUMMONS.

r50 cents State of Nevada Revenue Stamp
CrATE OF NEVADA, COUNTY OF ORMSBY.
- In the Justices Court, Carson Township, in
and for said County Of Ormsby .-Jens c. Solren-
sen, plaintiff, vs. Eugene Archambeault, defend
The State of Nevada sends greeting to Eu-
gene Archambeault: You are hereby summoned
to appear before me at nav office in carson City,
in Carson Township, in Ormsby county. on the
26tE, day of October, A.D. 1865,
at 10 O'Clock A NJ, and answer unto the complaint
of JenS G. Sorrensen, the above named plaintiff,
who sues to obtain judgment against you for the
sum of two hundred and sixty eight dollars and
seventy-fve cents; which amount is alleged to be
due and owing TO plaintiff, for hay and barley, fed
70 your six horses, at his yard in Carson City, at
your special request, between the 30th May and
the 15th July. 1865. Plaintiff claims TO have a
Hen said horses, by virtue Of the provisions Of
Act Of this State en- tiled IAN Act to secure
liens to ranchrnen and other persons, approved
February I4th, 1866, when judgment will be
taken against you for the said amount together !
with costs and damages, if you fail TO appear and
answer.
t, the Sheriff or any Constable Of TIE said
county, greeting: Make legal service and due
return hereof.
Given under my hand this 22t day Of Septem-
Der, A. D. 1865. L. c. NckEEBY,
Justice of the Peace, Carson Township.
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SUMMON =.

T. 5. Rev stamp 50c.1 Nevada Rev. stamp soc
IN THE DISTRICT COURT Of THE SECOND
L Judicial District of the State Of Nevada. in
ana for the County Of Doug ias.-Frances Hamlet
vs.. " ilIilm Hamlet.
Action brought in the District Court Of the Sec
ari Judicial District of the state of Nevada. in
and for the said County, and the complaint filed
II said County Of DCuS,as, IN the Office - the
Clerk Of said District Court the 18th day Of
September 4. D., 1>t5S-
The State of Nevada sends greeting to William
-I.n.ie-. defendant.
YUu are hereby required to appear IN an action
brought against you by the above FAMED plaintiff
in the District Court Of the Second Judicial Dis
rrict 0. the State of Nevada, in AMI for the County
IF Douglas aud 10 answer the complaint flied there
n within days exclusive Of the day OF ervice
After the service on you Of his summonsi if served
within tits county; or if served ont of TIL,
county, but in this district, within twenty days,
otherwise within forty days-or Judgment hy tie
fault viii be taken against you, according Is the
prayer of said complaint
The said action is brought TO obtain decree Of
divorce from the bonds of EatTiinony now exist
ing between You, said defendant, and said plaintiff
nav thereby be Dissolved and plaintiff be released
i. N the obligation uf said marriage contract as is
tIlerel by plaintiff in her said complaint. on the
.-sunls If failure 10 support said Plaintiff. ol 10
provide the nece>saries of life, said neglect not
oe.ug the result OF poverty on your part. which
YOU ;-lrIi not have avoided by ordinary industry:
-x-rarne cruelty and the of the most vile. vul-
gar profane and obscene language in presence of
>ai plaintiff, ami For all other relief IL which
,.infffr nay he entitled, 10y said complaint
fiiai herein Will more fully appear by reference
thereto.
AMI Vol. are hereby notified that if you fail to
appear and answer the said complaint As above
required the said plaintiff Will apply 10 the Co IT
for the relief demanded i'll said complaint and for
tie costs Of this action
Given under my hand. arl the Seal
/sH.I of the District Court Of the Second
Judicial District of the State Of Ne
~ ~ vaia. H. and for the County Of Douglas.
s'lis 18th day of September. in the year of our
L1-i s.a til ls.ui q hit hundred and sixty-eigiit
STEPHEN A. kINSEY, CLERK.
Certifratc e Copy.
State Ji Nr~arla County Of Douglas. ss.-sec-
nlj Judicial District Court. stephen 4. Kin
~ Clerk of the S4~cn,i Judicial District Court of
D1s.I,s county. State of Nevada, do hereby certify
Ins. the above and fra- .ngis full true and cor
Tect copy Of the original summons in the action
s1title1 FranSes Hamlet Vs. William Hamlet.
which remains file i'll my Office a Genoa,
ii sid county and State
In testimony whereof. T have hereunto set my
Fsni a-li a-EiSel the seal Of sad Court this l1th
i-y Ct September. 4. D. ISJS-
SAL. SiETilES a. klNSEI, Cl-rk.
S.S-ti
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Life Journey from ChiIdiiood to Old Age. A per
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ToEIOE
[ A p A Y e r S 4!

OFFICE OF THE COUNTY ASSESSOR,
ORMsBY COUNTY. NEVADA.
CARSON CITY. May 11th. 1865.
1 Ii PERSONS LIABLE TO PAY STATE AND
"A County Taxes f,r the year 1865, are hereby
notified that the Annual Pol!-TaX of FOUR DOL
LARS for tie use Of the STATE and County due
from each male resident Of this State over twenty
one am! under sixty years Of age,
Is NOW DUE AND PAYABLE
County Assessor or his Eepaty,
and all are expected to pay said tax when called
upon and, also, at the TAX p, rsonal lr,per
~ Of persons who do not own real estate within
the County Of sufficient value to secure the taxes
boIh their real and personal property. are due
and payable when the same is assessed. Under
the laws Of this State person is allowed to have
his name regis cred a voter until he shall have
first paid the Annual Poll Tax due above in this
State.
The laws provided for Tie Collect Il Of the above
mentioned lakes will b. st,ictly en- reed,
GENRE ". CHEDIC,
County Assessor.
s- OFFICE: Next door TO the County Clerk
0fiye .County Buildings. myl2-tf
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TAX LIST.

PURSUANT TO LAW, HEREBY GIVE No
/ TICE thai tie County Assessor has nileted
and delivered T. me the Assessment Roll Of tax
able property i'll Ormsby county for the year ISIS,
which is open FIR public Inspection. Also that
the Board Of Equalization of said county vii.
meet at the office of the County Clerk on the
Third Monday of September. 1865.
at 10 o'clock A. W. for the purpose of equalizing
said Assessment Roll, and Will continue in session
from day to day until SAID roll shall have been fully
eqUalized. NJ ). A>HhukE,
Clerk Of the Board Of Commissioners
Of OrInsby county.
Carson City, Nevada. September II, 1Ses
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SUMMONS
State Rev. Stamp, soc. !

State Rev. Stamp, soc.
IN THE JUSTICES COURT OF GENOA TOWN
1 ship in the county of Douglas, State Of Ne
gada. Before S. T.. futile, Justice of the Peace.
f. Furth and j. Furth, doing business under the
name and style of T. i J. Furth plaintiffs, against
Fred. Briggechof, defendant.
The State of Nevada sends greeting to Fred
BrggeThof defendant. Y0u are hereby summoned
20 appear before NE, at my Office in Genoa Town
ship, in the town of Genoa county of Douglas,
tie
20th day of October, A. d. 1865,
above named plaintiffs, who sue to recover the
sum Of so - due as principal and Interest on a
pronissory note made by you to Jacobs Bros,
ateG April 9Th, 1860 payable to them order and
duly endorsed 10 said plaintiffs who the owners
hollers and endorses thereof. the same being
payable in said Genoa, no part thereof having
been paid-note on file my olice--wAeu jug-
En-nt VIII be taken against ylu for the said
am unt, together with costs and damages, ii You
fail TO appear and answer.
To he Sheriff any Constable Of said Douglas
county, greeting: Make legal service and due
return hereof.
Given under m; hand this Eth day of Septenl-
tur \ D. 1855.
s. E. FUTILE,
4 Justice of the Peace of said Township.
Attest true copy alias summons.
s FUTILE Justice Of the Peace.
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az 10 O'Clock 4. NJ. to wit
John Doe. lots l. ,. 3, / and in hlGca No s
If In " ubl and Proctor division of Carson City,
for SIS 6s.
John Doe, Its >, ,. e, ! and 10 in block No CT
nf Proctor aad Jleen, division of Carson City, for
- SIS.
john Doe. lois l. >, 3. !, 5. o.. S Q, 10, Il
and IL in piock No Of Van " inkie and proctor's
division II Carson City, for 20 SO.
John Doe. lots and 10 in block No 9, of Curry 5
division II Ctrson City. for Is II.
John Doe, northwest quarter Of block No %;
ami also the north sal feet of the northeast quar-
terof some block, Phillips division of Carson City,
for 10 Is
John Doe, lot S block No %. Musser's division
Of Carson City: also, lot in block ii If same di
vision for Is l..
John Doe, south half Of block No II of Pierron
and Goodrich's division Of Carson City; also, lUt
1 in block Il same division, for IL II.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-07-11
Old Time Winters,

In 1864 the cold was 30 intense
that the Thames was covered with
ice sixty-one inches thick. Almost
all the birds pcrished.
In 1851 the cold water was so ex-
cessive that the famished wolves en-
tered Vienna and attacked boasts,
and even men. Many people in
Germany were frozen to death, in
1895, and the winters of 1890 and
1869 were nearly as bad,
In 1909 occurred that famous win,
ter, called, by distinction, "thc cold
winter" All the rivers and lakes
were frozen, and even the sea for
several miles from shore. The
ground ice was nine feet deep. Birds
and beasts were struck dead in the
in the fields, and men pcaishcd by
thousands in their houses In the
south of France the wine plantations
were almost all destroyed, nor have
they yet recovered from that fatal
diaster. The Adriatic Sea was fro
zen, and even the Mediterranean,
above Genoa. and the citron and or
angc groves suffered extremely in
the finest parts Of Italy.
In 1746 the winter was so intense
that the people Travelled across tho
Straits from Copenhagen to the
Province of Scnia, in Sweden.
In 1929, in Scotland, multitudcs
of cattle and sheep were beried alive
in the snow.
In 1740 the winter was scarcely in
ferior TO that of 1909. The snow
lay ten feet deep in Spain and Por-
tugal. The Zuydcr Zee was frozen
over, and thousands Of people went
over it. And the lakes in England
frOze.
In174l the winter was very cold.
Snow fell in Portugal to the depth Of
twenty three feet on a level.
In 1851 and % the winters were
very severe and cold. In England
the strongest ale, exposed to the air
in a glass, was covered in - minutes
with ice ono eighth Of aninch thick.
In 1171 the Elbc was frozen TO
the bottom.
In 17T6 the Danube bore ice five
fectat Vienna. Nastnumbers Of the
fcathered and funny tribes persisted.
The winter Of 11Si and s. were
uncommonly cold. The Little Belt
was frozen over.
From 1900 TO 1912. also. the win
tors were remarkably cold, par
ticularly the latter, in Russia
which proved 50 disastrous to the
French army.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-07-11
CtPTAIS I0IiN u. DENTON,
Prom The nsuion MvRiioT
Thus in the stilly nislt

Prom The neuion Moniisr
Thus in the stilly night
Ere sluu,hegs chains have bound dme,
Sal mrm'ry hrinss ihe light
nf other days arouni me -hD"EE
propose tn give the readers of
the Monitor fow scraps oflhe ear
I ~ history Of foNas ln talk ahunl
the men aud things of those days,
Tho incidents are still fresh la my
memory, though my head has be-
como whitcncd DER, and quito all
the comrades | then rallied among
are beneath the sod, Capt John h,
Denton, for whom our town and
county were named, was a native Of
Arkansas, where he was reared in n
blacksmiih's shop, without any OF
the Establishments of education, ilc
could not even read until he was n
full grow man aud married that gem
of the female world that taught him
his lcttors aud inspired him with
desire TO make ofhimsclfa man. Pos,
seSscd by nature of n giant intc.lc
anda driving will, he soon made con.
siderable progrcs in his books, In.
migrating to Texas in 1889, ho be,
came noted minister uflhr gospel,
of the Methodist order, among the
settlers, was ailcrward chosen chap.
lain of Il regiment ot Texas soldiers
and left his mark rs pulpi, or.
ator, though he seldom spoke in Il
pulpit. ! shall never forget the oc,
casion ofonc of his sermons. We
were campcd at the mouth of what
is now called Denton creek, ut Hack
berry Fort, and were gathered in |
the grove to listen to Dcnton's ser. /
mon. AS he was rising to begin,
Gen. Rusk, Of Texas fame, walked .
into the crowd and took u scat. 1t
is one of tho preachers happy eff,
forts. He chained his hearers, and
momorializcd tho woods around
with some Of the grandest natural
eloqucncc that ever fell from human
tongue, Gen. Rusk was charmed.
lie had never seen the preacher, and
asked the writer of this what little
"thundcrbolt" that could be. Said
he had heard the renowned diction
ofClay, Of Prentiss and of Webster
but that such a dclugc of rounded
peri DDS never met his ears before
Denton became a lawyer, and stood
at the top of the bar. Was Afterwards
chosen captain of company of In.
dian fighters, where ended his curl
Gus, eventful career. lie had been
candidatefor the Districts Reprcson-
tative against Potter, but was beat
en- four votes. The race was hard
10 win, Potter himself declaring he
had never before seen so hard
man to defeat. His military life
was brief. a brave, man and very
about his own safety, !
he was soon lost to his company {
md the State. On Village creek, {
n Tarrant county, precisely where
,he road running from Ft Worth to {
TT. Johnson crosses the creek, on
he east side, near large oak tree,
still standing, is the spot where the .
'ravc hero tell, pierced through the :
leart by shot from concealed In
lians. We placed his remains upon
. horse and brought them away ,,
they now reposo on the premises
If Mr.. Chism, in this county. Cap
Dcnton's family scattered One son
$ q lawyer, one a preacher and one
/ teacher. hope they may do well, ,,
or the regard | had for their faith
II, who was dear friend and com
ado many years ago. More anon. !
OLD TEXAN.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-07-11

The Hon. Reverdy Johnson, re-
Gently confirmed by the Senate as
Minister to the Court of St. James,
has occupied prominent position
before the public for many years.
He has been States Attorney for
Maryland, Commissioner of insol-
vent Debtors, has several times rep
sented Baltimore City and the coun-
ty in the State Legislature in 1S45
he was chosen United States SEN
ator, resigned in 1S49 to accept the
position ofAttorney General in Pres
ident Taylor's cabinet. He retired
from this position on the accession of
President Fillmore, and resumed the
practice of law. He was a member
of the Legislature, elected by the
Union party in 1862, being ono Of
the Representatives from Baltimore
county in the House of Delegates,
and was that year again chosen
United States Senator. He was al
80 a member Of the Peace Confer
ence in 1861. OF Mr.. Johnson's
great ability there is no doubt, and it
is believed he will make an accepta-
BILE representative at the Court ofSt.
James, Houston Telegraph.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-07-11
The I,enhaaN fund.

The trustees of tho Peabody Riu,
cation Fund oloso'l their delibera-
tions yesterday. Tho object OF this
mecting has hrcn chiefly Ia listen lu
lho semi annual rrporl Of ,ionoral
Agent, Rev, DE-, Svars, 1T Virginia,
and tu make appropriations i0r tho
nest six months Dr Sears report
is highly satisfactory, as showing
the earnest desire 0f tho Southern
people Ia cooperate with tho trus-
tees, aud ths progress Of the system
of education which has been devils
ed, and Is being actively carried out
under the joint direction Of tho
School SuperintcndcnlsO Oi the South
crn States aud ofIho General Agent.
pr Sears has been for the last six
months travelling through the States
of North aud South Carolina, Geor,
gia, Florida, Louisiana, Mississippi,
Alabama, and Tennessee, comforting
with leading gentlemen upon tho
objects of this magnificent donation,
aud addressing the people OF tho
principal towns aud cities upon tho
subject ufircc scho u education, llc
has everywhere been received with
the utmost kindness and cordialiiy.
Ia Memphis aud other leading cities
of the South hc has been rendered
the hospitalitics o. the respective
cities, and the prospect is very On.
couraging for the establishment OF
u thorough system of free schools
and normal schools among the States
above mentioned. About $4,000
have been definitely appropriated
by the trustees for the ensuing six
and about $4,000 in addi.
ton have been appropriated condi-
tionally upon the raising of money,
in co operation, by the various com.
where aid is thus given,
the Board granting aid varying ac-
cording to circumstances, from one
third to two-thirds of the amount
necessary to sustain tho respective
schools. Particular attention has
been given to tho founding of nor
NAL schools and tho commencement
of system of free school education.
DR.. Sears reports the entire people of
the South as enthusiastic in their
gratitude to Mr.. Peabody and the ap-
probation Of his gift.
Resolutions of condolehce with
-hc family of the late Hon. VIM. G.
Rivcs, Of Virginia, and expressing
he trustees sense of the lost sus.
aimed by his death, were passed,
md the Board adjourned to meet in
on the third Thursday in
January, 1869.
New Y0rk World of tune 18
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-07-11

shall forthwith issue n patent Ia the
scatter, Oooupier and improvor oT the
land, So surveyed as aforesaid,
lie alec wishes another provision on The
school ,ubjsel, Hear him
That one fourth Of tho annual
tax assessed aud collected as royv-
nue by tho State, shall be saeredly
dedicated 10 the education of the
children, living aud resident in the
State, without regard TO race, color
or previous condition, And IL the
said ume-i0urth Of tho revenue, so
assessed and collected, shall exceed
the sum necessary for tho annual
aecruing wants Of the education Of
the children, the regularly aecrning
surplus shall bo funded, and invest
cd in such stock and securities ms
may be prescribed by law the in,
tercst of which alone shall DO used
and applied for educational purpos'
os, hut in no event shall the money
arising from such revenue aud
funded interest, be diverted by tho
Legislature from the purposes of
education.
Mr.. Leib again comes 10 the rescue on
his fayori.e theme as follows
WHEREAS, IL has been tho GUS
tom of the United States, in some
suitable aud public manner, TO avow
u duo sense OF human obligation, TO
report, US of Divine ordination, the
day known rs the Christian Sab.
bath; and
Whereas, no opportunity more
appropriate can ever present Itself
for the people of this State to make
n similar avowal of respect for that
day than the present; therefore be
il
RcSolred, That the committee on
general provisions of the constitu.
ton be requested to inquire into the
of cngrafting in the con-
stitution of the State Of Texas q
provision requiring the legislature
to make suitable laws for its due
observance. CAUCASIAN.