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Mr.. A. c. WHEELER, of Montgomery
mas bought the "Old Valley House y
ana iarn Of 10 acres in Sheldon. of Mr.
4arFin button, paying for the same
.'Vo' Mr.. W. proposes TO tho roughly
''lalf The house and furnish it in mod
fnstyle.
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ess- a household word. The best, the
only Reliable, the cheapest Try it.
Mrs. ;. a. Aliens Improved (neU styic)
Hair Restorer or Dressing, (iaone bottle. !
My wife and children prefer it. Every
Druggist sells it. Price one dollar.
2O6-4W
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TO ConsunDtf>,cs.

VNHE Rev Edward A. Wilson, Will send Gree
i Of CHARGE to all who desire it. the prescrip-
ton with the directions for making and using
the simple remedy by which lac was cured of a
lung affection and that dread disease Consump-
ton. His only object Is to benefit the afflicted
and he hopes every sufferer viii try this prescrp-
ton, as 1t viii cost them nothing and may prove
blessing. Please address
REV. EDWARD 4 WILSON.
Williamsburg, Kings Co.. New York l66-ly
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LIE Republicans Of Richford have
1Pfointed Mr.. Alvin A Brown and Cant
a. H. smith delegates to the Republi-
van S State Convention, and CHAPMAN
mum and NJ. w. Rounds, substitutes.
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GEORGIA.

GEORGIA.
MOderatOr-O. :. Bliss.
Torn Clcrk-C. NJ. Post.
Selcct1aen-Abel Bliss, Elijah Curtis,
Joseph Purmort.
TrcaSWer-C. NJ. Post.
OCerseer ofMe Poor-D. X. Holmes.
Constable and CoHector-J Josiah Bal
lard.
Listers VIM. \. Caldwell, E. L. Ladd,
John Reynolds.
-Auditors- Charles NJ. LOOMS, L. w.
Jewett, O. :. Martin.
Trustee L. s. Deposit F,p,d-Josiah
Ballard.
Fence Tje,recs-Jed L. Potter, r. J.
Cooley, J. w Barnes
Torn Grand J,1ror-R. L. Cushman.
Aeoicr Of Weights md Ncasurcs-L.
Draper.
Inspector Of Leathey-John Wiley.
Pound Keepers-A T. Cotton, +. f.
Cushman.
Tom Agent-Abell Bliss.
Suif Of Schools-O. 5. Martin.
Vote for County Commissioner, John
X. Whitney, 81.
SHELDON.
Cierk-A. VI. Brown.
TroaS,rer-D. d. Wead.
Sclectmen-F NJ. Marsh, \. G. Mar
tin, Levi IT, Hapgood
Co5etuJ'c and CoHector-John F. Ora
per
Oearseer Of tie Poor and Penthouse
Drccfor-A Keith.
Lsfcrs--Wm. Deming, A. Keith, John
Fish, Jr
Trustees Surplus Money!. II. Hap
good, J f. Draper, : y. Hunter.
Agent-A Keith.
Torn Grand Jlrors-S. y. Hunter,
VIM 5. Green.
County grand Jurors-A. Durkee, \.
Keith J F. Draper.
RICHFoRD.
Crk and Treasurer.-S. P Carpen-
ter.
Sclectmcu-W VIM H. Hurlbut, a A.
Brown, !. II. Farrar.
First Cons'ablc-John H. smith
Oyerseer ofHe Poor ald Superintendent
Of Bakersfeld Poorhouse Associotion.-
l.. d. Corliss.
Lisfcrs.-W. C. Brown, H. II. Rounds
Rueben Combs.
Auditors-J c. Powell, W. b. Will
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Information.

INFORMATION guaranteed to produce luxu-
i RANT growth Of hair upon bad head or a
beardless face, also recipe for the removal Of
pimplcs, blOtches, eruptiOns, etc, on the skin,
leaving the same soft, clear, and beautiful can
be obtained without charge by addressing
THOS. I. CHAPMAN, Chemist
66-ly SOB Broadway New York
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DTHn

In Burlington. March 9th James F. Ladd,
aged u years.
At swAnton Centre, March lo 1868, Of con-
sumption. Sarah A. Hosdley, wife of Clark Barr,
aged "A years and months
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PLATED WARE.

At the lowest manufacturers prices, and have
now on hand the largest stock ever offered in
this market. Also the largest assortment OF
TOYS and Fancy Goods, which I will sell chean.
Agents for Lazarus * Morris Celebrated Salec-
tacles the best in Market. Steel Spectaoles "A
prices al the way from a cents to - 80 per
pair. 4 good assortment of Bronze Clocks lust
received Cell and examine before purchasing
elsewhere. 292 A. II. MUNYAE
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=" 1t Works Like a Charm.

kinds Of pain, you ever tried.
1t Is Clean safe and delicious 10 use. and II
You use II faithfully, it will do YOU cool.
directions on each bottle. buy ii of the Drug
not got it hand they WI senJ tar II a. xs.,,S
request, and sell you the genuine RenRe's Pain
Killing Magic OH at the manufacturer's lowest
price al retail.
tuTer Piitsheld, Mass. $3.50
=, oold M ~ Adams by all Druggists, Weeks <
reynolds, Grocers. In Swanton Falls by ID. 7.
"oiini- l179-1y-eOw
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AGENTS WANTED

pneqqaled inducements offered to Ladies' and
Gents who will act as SUCH Our descriptive
circulars will be s9pt on application, Distribu-
lions are made in the following manner Certis
tifcates naming each article and its value are
placed in sealed envelopes, which are well mix
ed. One of these envelopes containing the Ger
tiiicate or Order for some article, will be deliy-
cred at our Office or sent by mail to any address,
without regard to choice on receipt Of % cents.
9 On receiving the Certificate the purchaser will
see what article it draws and it's value, and can
send One Dollar and receive thel article named
Purchasers of our Sealed Envelopes may, in this
manner, obtain an article worth from one to five
hundred dollars.
Long letters are unnecessary. Have the kind
ness to write plain directions Orders for Seal
ed Envelopes must in every case be accompa-
MED with the Cash. with the name of the person
sending, and town. county and State plainly
written. Letters SHOULD BE addressed to the
Managers, as follows;
jackson, CORNISH < CO.
2OO-9ml 1893 and 1855 Broadway, n. Y.
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Day rrney's vegetable Healing Balm,

For il Is Magic Ointment, and VIII destroy and
cure Felons, Fever. Calomel, Erysipelas and
Scrofula Sores, Ivy Poison, Rheumatism Group
Diptheria, Cuts, Burns Bruises &c And is al
so good tor pains In the Back Side and Chest,
and is a specific for Man Beast
$ L. DAY, Agent,
lo3-ly st. Adams.
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ELECTION OF DIRECTORs.-Ata meet
.ng Of the Stockholders Of the National
Onion Bank Of Swanton held on the
10Th inst, the following gentlemen were
aected Directors Tor the ensuing year:
VIM. L. Sowles, II. IL. Reynolds, c..
H. Billiard, I. s. Jennison, Henry
Asteltyne, Henry Stone and f. A.
Nowles. At meeting of the Directors
-eid subsequently, Hon. VIM. L. Sowles
va. reelected President. We regret to
near hat \. A Lasell, Esq, who has
ueen the efficient cashier Of the 'Union"
o' Fast thirteen years has resigned
IMPOSITION.
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GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN pEsTIs-
" TRY


J, ne attention Of the public Il called 10 n great
discovery IN Dentistry
me GREATEST ADVANCE STEP EVER
MADE IN TIRE ARR.
he man difficulty IN wearing artificial teeth is
they do net hold in their place firmly enough
and add 70 this the annoyance of food getting
under the plate while eating. / have discover
I'd method Of SO constructing the plate On,
which the teeth are set that they will not START
or drop while eating or speaking, neither will
any particles Of food get under the plate. no
matter what the condition u the mouth rs
which Il not true OF any method hitherto used.
have secured Letters Patent for the United
States, England and France.
The Improvement is not in material, hut IN
TIE construction, whichs,ecures the atmospheric
pressure ON the entire plate.
have sold the exclusive I'll said Improvement
to DR.. j.. Gilman, to wit, the Counties Of Frank
lin, Washington, Chittenden, LanOlIle and
Grand Isle. Those wishing to avail themselves
Of such Improvement, viii call on
DIR. l.. GILMAN.
ST. ALBANS. .yrsroxr
Mt. FOLSOM.
November H. 1867. 191-tf
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Icrror- Youth.

4 GENILEMAN who suffered for years from
~ nervous debility, and premature decay, and
all the effects Of youthful indiscretion will for
the sake Of suffering humanity, send free 70 all
Who need IT. the receipt and directions ion MAX
Ing the simple remedy by which he was cured.
Sufferers wishing to profit by the advertisers
experience can do so by addressing. ia perfect
confidence, JOHN b. OGDEN.
l66-ly y Cedar Street New York
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RAILROADING.-In consequence of
Ae high winds and the drifts of snow
pom the railroad tracks north of us, no
aains from Montreal nor Rouse's Point
rived at st. Adams after Thursday
"ening last, until Sunday afternoon,
when tie communications We're reopen
Cd Nearly every snow pillow owned by
y, I'VE Vermont Central became disabled
ApOng 10 clear the traY.
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a BEPUBIICAN caucus washed at the
Court House ON Monday evening to
9minate delegates 10 the State and
District Conventions Geo. G. Hunt
l.ted as Chairman, and William II.
Whiting, as Secretary. a. Q. Brain
ed presented the names Of II. c.
Adams, Bradley Barlow, r. c. Benton
.nd Samuel Williams as delegates TO
ne State Convention, and they were
eeted. The following gentlemen We're
hen elected delegates to the District
QHvention: r. r. Sherman, A. J. sam
on, a. Q. Brainerd, +. A. Smith,
James Sake, G. c. Noble. 1t was voted
mat the Town Committee be authorized
10 ill amy vacancies that might occur
10 the lists Of the delegates.
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49, -, GREENE has leased the
-, -, 81 i-'He Street recently occupied
~ AaesSfS' falley & Gates. and is to
l' II up as a Drug store. Mr.. G has
our best wishes. 'i'''
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LEGAL NOTICES.

II CHANCER1. State IF Vermont Franklin
| County. ss. paschl Miller rs Lewis b La
vine, and Mary Layine.
Wh0t4s, paschal Miller has preferred his
Petition % Che Court of Chauccry next 20 bc
holden af ~. Adams, within and for the County
of Franklin aforesaid, and has filed said Petition
with me, Joseph II Brstiuerd, Clerk of said Court
of Chanccry. stating that Lewis b. Layine, and
Mary lavinc. 0u the 18th day of April A. ID.
lS66, duly executed 90 the said paschal Miller "A
mortgage deed OF certain land. situated ia Che
town 0f 81 Adams, ia the County ~ Franklin
aforesaid, and described ais follows w. Bound
ed on tAe East by Ceder Street. So called. South
by land owned by Bridget Murphy, West hy
land owned by VIM o. Gadcomb, and North By
land owned by Henry X. Adams. conditioned for
tho payment II the sum of tive hundred dollars,
specified M hve pruml=sorE notes. All signed by
said Lewis 49, Layine, and dated Apri. 30th, 1866
payable to the said Miller, In one two three.
four and fye years. with interest annually one
Of which notes are now due and unpaid and the
interest on the other notes. And PRAYING that the
Equity 81 Redemption " the said Lewis b. La
vine and Mary Lavne, may ba f1reclosed, agree
ably 10 the Act 90 dcminish the EXpens, of fore
closing Mortgages ia Equity.
And whereas. it has been made 90 appear to
me, that the said Lewis y. Lavine and Mary La
vine. reside out ~ tins statc. Therefore. 10y
virtue ~ the Statute lu such case made and
provided ! do order thc said l'4sclial Miller %
give notice o. the said Lewis and Mary II the
prefenlng and fling of his Petition, by publish
ing the foregoing substance ofhis Petition, with
this order Of publication three weeks succes-
sively IA the Vermont Transcript public news
paper printed and published NJ ST. Adams in
said County OF Franklin. the last Of which
publication 81 be at least twenty days previous
to the Term of tbs Court " Chaneery, aforesaid,
next To- be holden 30 ST. Adams. ia aud FOR said
County ofFrankAu, on the al Tuesday Of Apn.
A D.. ls6S.
And said publication being made, the said
Lewis B. Laviue and Mary Lavine required
10 appear in said Court on the first DAY Of the
aforesaid Term ~ sand Court aud then and
there answer Go the aforesaid Petition ri the said
pa-chal Miller
Dated at 81. Adams aforesaid this ttl day =
March. g. y. 1865
2l6-5w JOSEPH H. BRAINERD. CLERK.
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GEORGE UPHAM.
I73-Iy GIN Main ST., Providence, II. l. :
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Join ALLARD, of Enosburgh, has
4i bis farm to Van b. Herrick for
$500
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Leonard, Brainerd & Co.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
d r. L @ G. Is Z S :.

ST. ALBANs. ............ VERMONT.
Offer for sale very great supply Of goods in
their line. selected with care and warranted OF
best quality. Ladies' and Gentlemen's Dressing
Cases very choice-at from 50 to So each. p
Toilet cases, Cologne Stands
COLOGNE BOTTLES
Paper, Inlaid Wood, Metal, China, and Parian
Puff Boxes: nice Boxes Of Perfumery, Fancy
Boxes, Osier Bottles Wicker and Plain Pung-
ents, Parian Bottles Of Perfunery, Lubin's kS-
tracts, Iammels, C0udray's and Gautlers
French Extracts; Y-Lang-Y Lang; japan Tea;
NIGHT BLOOMING CERECS
Boquet Of Eden, Egyptian Lotus, American
Extracts, Florida Water Lavender Water &c.
Pomades from 8 cents 10 81 CO. Ladies Port
monies, Gentlemens Pocket Books, Bill Books,
&c Hand Mirrors, Combs. An elegant stock Of
HAIR BRUSHES.
And Brushes for all purposes, such as Clothes
Flesh, Teeth Nail Lather, Crumb, Hat Brush
es, &c. Teeth Powders and Teeth Washes.
Drinking Flasks and Cups. Choice Toilet Soaps
from cents to 81 90 per cake.
VERY NICE STATIONEk Y,
And Stationer's articles. with French Billet aud
Note Paper, and Envelopes 70 Match. Their
mometors Ne offer As usual, large and spa
ciOus stock q
DRUGS md MEDICINES,
At low prices. and Of best quality Physicians
and Druggists orders solicited. Prescriptions
carefully prepared. PATENT MEDICINES il
great variety; al new and approved kinds.
SPICES (whole anu ground) warranted pure
Flayoring Extracts and ful stock Of
DRUGGISTS GROCERIES.
Kerosene, best and cheapest in town. Lard Oil.
Whale OIL, Sperm OIL, Meats Foot Oil, Olive Oh
&e Burning fluld Spirits Turpentine. Tusses,
supporters and shoulder Braces. Surgical In
strumcnts furnished. Agency for Ar show X Cor
TIA ND COFFEE
All Teas warranted. and money refunded Il not
satisfactory Teas 80 cents 81 co. 81 10. 81 %
81 80, and 81 90 per 10.
LEONARD, BRAINERD 4 co
ST Adams Dee, 1857. 130-r
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GO TO SIUNYAN-s FoI

SILVER MUSTARD CUPS,
SILVER PEPPER BOXES,
SILVER SAlsDINE FORKS,
SILVER PICkLE KNIVES.
SILVER TEA SPOONS.
RUBBER PIPES
Having made arrangements with ten Of the
best Plated Ware Manufacturers in { he country
Z r..I4 4, ali
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MERCHANTS & MANUFACTURERS
JENEIRY ASSOCIATION.
1873 and 1875 Broadway, New York,

OF Rosewood Pianos and Melodi0ns Fine OIL
Paintings Engravings Silver Ware Gold and
Silver Watches and Elegant Jawelry, consisting
of Diamond Pins. Diamond Eng-, Gold Brace
lets Coral. Forentine, Mosaic, Jet Lava, and
Ladies Sets Gold Pens with gold and silver ex-
tension holders, Sleeve buttons, sets Of studs.
Vest and Neck Chains, plain and chased Gold
Chains &c. &c. valued ST
81, 900, 900, FOR ONE DOLLAR.
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DEAL. I.0TERfA DE LA ISLA DE CuhA.-
N IN the drawings for 1868 there will be 3D.
O50 Tickets
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Removed.
nR S. S. CLARK has removed to South Main
IL Street Office at his reside
st. Adams, ". May. 2, 1865 se-f
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S OF e A C E m C Z
Genuine VIM. Rogers & Sons

This is the only place in the county where you
can get, direct from the manufacturers, the
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TIE MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS
JEMEIhl
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400 TONS
PARIS !!

On hand aud arriving, fresh ground IN sacks.
The Plaster is too wei known a. a fertilizer ia
This county 60 need any comments. Every
farmer should avail himself u q few tons before
the 7.eighing Il gone.
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Spool.. Forks. Knives. Ladies &c. Don't be de-
cCived and buy 2d quality goods when its 50
easy to get tie best and at almost the same price
i great variety clocks Table and Pocket
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EASTERN DI5PATGEEs.
From tie Virginia Enterprise ofycstcrlay.

-trem tie Virginia Enterprise ofycstcrlly.
NEW YORK, March 2l.-A Montreal spe-
cial says the garriScnS are under arms and
the voluutce all over Tic country have re-
cciycd orders % be ready for the Grcckfrc
discovered in the Irish pa,t Of the city.
The Government claims t. have news OF
Fenian preparations at Buffalo and St.
Adams. Fhc move is said to be fer the
purpose Of pressing the CoHscrt:pion bill
through Parliament.
\ Naples special says Farragut gave 4
grand ball on board the Franklin to-day
The fleet will sail eastward at the close Of
the week.
WASHINGTON, March 3o-Secrctary Stan
ton has promulgated, in the form of a gem
eral order, the late Act amending the Re
law, which became a law
without the signature Of the President.
An official order was issued to-day reliev-
ing Hancock from the command of the Fifth
District and assigning him to the command
Of the Department of the Atlantic.
New YoaK, March 50.-The Pacific Mail
Company will hereafter run four steamers
monthly. to sail on the LIST, 9th, 10th and
!ith. The opposition is also expected to in
,reasc in trips.
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PLACEBvILLE, April l, 1865
To II. +. MIGHEL>: Arrested Cali>ta
California at Spartsm-i.'> Hall. Stage full.
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GARDEN STANDARDIZATION is directed to
Chas. Hunts advertisement of Garden,
Field and Flower seeds, of which a very
large and choice variety is offered for sale
at his Drug Store on Carson street. He GER
gardeners, farmers and lovers of flowers will
do we'll to examine his stock
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SorTu Pass CITY, nacotah Ter,
March Q, 1865.

SOUTH IASS CITY, Hacotah Ter,
March ., 1865.
Gro. ". WILSON EsQ.-Dcar sir: Your
favor Of TIE 18th Of January WIS received
this late. There has been some unaccouut-
able delay in its arrival, IS usually receive
letters frcm Austin, Nevada, in about -
days. Hoping it Is not too late to reach
you before leaving Carson l viii with pleas
ure give You the desired information to the
best Of my judgement and ab;I.t;.
The m ines are situated about 30 miles
from SaltLlAe City, y miles north Of the
South Pass Of the Rock Mountains (which
are very low at this roint,) on the eastern
slope and at the south eastern extremity OF
the Wind River Range. Tic mineral belt
al far as known (auI most Of it but slightly
prospected) IS - to - miles wide and 90
10 40 miles in length. For gold quartz l
am satisfied that j. Will prove the best of
any yet discovered. Several lodes that we
know to be very rich have been discovered
besides great many OF large size that we
know to contain good milling ore. The
county was but slightly run over last Fall
On horseback las you might say)as the In
dams were troublesome and it was not safe !
TO venture far from camp. Since the latter
part of January the weather with the en-
eeptioE of a few days has been very fne and
the snow is rapidly disappearing. Some
prospecting has been done and several val
liable discoveries made. As to placer mines
nothing positively is known as to their e.
tent. Sluices were run a few days last Fall
on gulch eonaing into town and paid 49,
per man a day. l just saw four ounces Of
dust taken from gulch about four miles
t0m town within the last few days. 1t 10
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thought this gulch will pay two ounces pei

and longest gulch we have in the mines, ha,
been located and partially prospected for l.
miles. 1t is thought by experienced miner:
/ that it will pay well for working. Severa
) other gulches have been prospected and gave
IA If prospects. There is no wash in the
county the gold all coming from quartz. Blu,
there being SO much rich quartz in the coun-
" it is the opinion Of men of experience
from Montana and California that there will
be many good paying gulches found in the
Spring and Summer. Water is abundant
both for steam, water power and mining
purposes. Wood is plenty and ! think will
be delivered to mills for several years to
come at a price not to exceed 81 per cord.
Timber for lumber can be had in abundance
within to miles. We have had one saw
m i'll in operation part of the time this Win
ter within six miles Of town. They now
| hold lumber at 800 per NJ. at the mill. 1t
can be afforded much less as soon as more
mills get in operation. Old brick makers
te Il me that splendid clay for brick making
can be had within a few miles of town.
Building has been done so far principally
with logs. Plenty of good straight pine
logs Of almost any size and length can be
had within two or three miles of town. Our
city consists of about 100 houses, two stores,
one blacksmith shop, two meat markets, one
saloon, (pure alcohol reduced with waterl.
Several restaurants are in the cOuse of con-
Struction. No hay was cut last summer
and we have no stables. Plenty of hay can
be secured next summer at a reasonable
price. Grain will probably be freightcd
from Salt Lake at about3 to 1 cents freight
Our stock has all wintered in Wind River
30 miles distant. Parties wintcring there
say the soil is splendid. Weather mild, |
TO snow to Law over II hours and plenty of
room for $1,000 farms the latter may be /
exaggerated but not great dcaD. Hay can
be cut in numerous mountain meadows near /
town and also on Swcctwater, S miles dis
taut. We now have FIVE mining districts .
and will perhaps have as many towns during
the Summer. Some Of them strong rivals
tn this place. Bat this being centrally sit
uqted and the county seat Of new County of
Carter think it viii take the lead in bust
ness for the i-st wear or two at least We
have had no communication with the cutter
word since the middle Of last December
except by snow shoe express. I d not
think the snow has exceeded two feet on a
level auy time this Winter. We have = (
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-04-02

The Ice CREAM Social, to be given by
the ladies Of the Methodist Church, will take
place this evening. Admission free; coffee
and sandwich fifty cents; and extra ice
'cream. Socially present yourselves, and
festively partake in aid of a worthy society.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-04-02
THE DAILY APPEAL.

THE IRISH REPUBLIC.-John Welch, Esq,
.of Virginia City, will accept our thanks for a
late copy of the Irish Republic, published at
Chicago, and one of the staunchest advocates
of liberty in the whole range of journalism.