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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-12-17

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SEC0NI
| l Judicial District of the State Of Nevada. in
| 4nd f r the County Of DJugias.-Frances Hamlet
vs.. William Hamlet
| Action brought i'll the District Cou-t Of the Sec
oni Jadiclai d strict ~ the state uf Nevada. IN
and tor the said County. and the complaint FL d
in sal, Comfy If Douglas in the "r'ict. Of the
Clerk of said bit let Court the 18th day o.
September A D. 1868
The STATE of Nevada sends gree ing TO William
| Hamlet, defendant
| You are hereby required to ap1ear in action
hrpug1 against you by the ab'ss au'en plaintiff
IN the p>rii ci Court of The second Judicial Di-
fTict Of the State of Nevada IN ana ff the CnuntN
>; Douglas AID foan-w the r,int ii ell there.
in within d,ys (-xciu~ve of The day OF ervice
aftaf the service of this summons il served
within this county; or if ,erve'i ont of Thi'
county but in thi- district. within twenty days
n-herwiS.. within forty iays-oi Judgment 10y DE-
fault will be tasen against yoU, according 10 the
pray er Of said comp amt.
The said action is br.,u hit 70 obtain decree Of
divorce from the bonds of mat innny now exist
irg between u, said defendant, AMI s'i1 plaintiff
NAV thereby be liso;ved and plaintiff Ice re easel
from the obligation If said marriage contract IS
alleged by plaintiff in her said complaint. the
gr-unis Of failure support SAID piiIn:It. oI 10
provide the n, ceS>aiies of life, said ect not
ben,. the result Of poverty your = IT. which
Won could not have ddei by orf'inary in iustry;
extreme cruelty and the Of the most VII. vui-
gar pr fan. and ob-cene lanru g in pre- enre al
said plaintiff, AMI for all other relief to which
plaintiff may be entitled, Icy sill complaint
fled herein Will mole fully appear by reference
tLerrio.
And You are hereby notified that If Won fail t.
appear and answer the said complaint ~ abnvr
required the said plaintiff vii apply to the Co II
for the relief demanded in sai, Complaint and for
the ,sts of this action.
Given under my hand, ard the Seal
If the District Conr+ of the second
%D Judicial District of the S AZ" # Ne
- ~ vada IT, and for the Countv"t Douglas.
this 18th day of S'p'emher. in the year IT our
Lord IN" thous'"d ei-ht hundred AID sxty-eight.
C-rtifi ate Of Copy.
state Of Nevada, Comfy of Doug''s, SS.-Sec-
oni Judicial District Court i, StrIhen A Kim
sew c ERIK of the Second Judicial Dsiric' Court OF
Dog -iss county. State Of evad1. do h reby rfl'H
hat the above and f3rcg ningis full trne and "or
rect couy Of the original summons in the "cfi"n
entitled Frances IIa "let vs. William Hamlet.
which now remains file in my Office a: Genoa,
in said county and State.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set my
hand and afix ed the seal Of said Court this Il til
DAY Of September, A. D. 1868.
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Or, FEMALE MONTHLY PHI

Or, FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS.
Yhase Pills ara Now ackn ,wiedged by the Nell
-. fraternity to b the .'nv safe mild and eli
e.ci ~ .smeiy 20 be depended IN in long anding
~.sas - sIpreSSien. irreguisrity, stopping %.
"a, fuIcti rs of n,ture the neglect Of which is
.as sour., of srh deplnrah!e eff the female
G-lms In NJ IN II d these Pills be ken
wien the paFi,nt has reas n t. b-lieye she is
ES,1. TIE Pri:a -. Renif The ampnnt As at'sve
NJ; thcv Will "a. 'nrwaried with fill directions II
u4s CURED Ar HONE.
1s.ients res din in mart of the State. how
se.- diss,nt viii, ~ d sire MEDICAL afvce "n
t.-ir re- pectiv. cases. AMI wh think proper '"sb
IA. swrItien statement If such in prefer ence. 10
D. lin. int rview. are as-ure'i that their
communicative will be held most snrrad-
Iii ,erte an m ,ney mus be addressed
REM T. ,iSsLYN VI. D., rstamp
$50 Washington street.
$40. SaI Francisco, Cal.
ac25.tf
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Im1orxant to the Ladies'.

Ti-b a fam tsiS in troIhl- or afflicted with dis
e17s sui lg,irs- medical o. sErgictl dance,
"a. ,rru ~ ,,, L! b. wiiert. il Their a ph, -ciin
.;,l is it.i,v COMPETENT - a i'm nis'er rei'f and
~, VI. pee. ,bi standing in s,ci-tv recnnmeT's
him {, tn mi enc %: tn community, TIE ID C.
tar. VA i.r-t III in. IA W iEIi'erstivelS Necessary
r..ese requirements 4rt f-es led 10 inr
p,-s All b. csjiIiy the attention of ths fiiict-'i
4, tn. ct that h., n ~ been Professor of Obste
tries All -,nli- Dis-aSe- f'r TWENTY YEARS AMI
- f,,i ru.iiaai To q uIGi ter in AL b,th
.,>..ic,i., and s'Irgicaly. not in uperhcis man
rsr bit in as th y ugh 4 manner a. Jears'fs s. ndy
Al. pr ,ci icc-b1;h in hospitals d Triva'e ftm'-
liss Cav max save them trim the n ,nGs "fthe
u,u:,Iii.d M crupIlouS. and designing There
f,-a families can rely M him upon Their.
All in st.iiciin, md III him one WHO can fee
sa.t simpathize with, b-frIeni them III tr 'nhle
one in whose -cy the n IS. Confidence can
ls plseei C..n-nitat On tEy Letter CT Otherwi-e)
HSEE See address below.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-12-17

!NTHE JUSTICES ClCET OF F:EnA TOWN
1 ship ia the c'.uitv ot D. u-l',>. >f'fe + >-r
vtlt Before :. r. Turtle. Jt~1Irc # the p ace
+ FurtEi an J. Fur h doinG bu~ire-- til"
name and style If + J. tuIth. plaintiffs, aai>t
Frs; B'irgeria"f def Hdant.
The Stat # Nev.,'i:; sends greeting I" Fed.
!srig.er lluf defend mt uare e., ehy -nIunI it 4.
to appear h-fO uc, at my uthce ia t'-uu' 1 'wn
ship, III the town OF uenYS, COUNTY Cf DO"EL.S, uI:
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Gosh day of O-toN@r, y. Sos

at ucl OK 4. NJ to answer Tie com i.tn' o IN
ahuve named piarH' i'll, whn sue t. rec.'Te TN
sum # s.3 - iGe principal an! interest eli a
pr,,Iniss,ry note male hy lac fs Bros.
date. a,ri 5Th Is ;. payable to them rider amt
duly end ,rseJ T. sad pla,f.t IL h are the owners
holders AID eniorS--S there,f. the SINE being
ptyt,'le in sad Ienoa, ~ part thereof having
been paii-nute file Ia my nilic,-whcl Jt!d
,n-nt will De taken against T. r the eai
am n,nt togeler III cast, aud damages, i. you
tail 10 appear aud
To- he sheriff AIRY ConItable Of said Douglas
{ unity greeting: Make legal service and due
return hereof.
Given under M hand this 18th Gay of septeIn
Der. d. 1853
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yvIsTII DIVISION Of TIE Ill CTI">
L Dis-ri,t 60: the : t;c + \rNa3a. CO.. u >.I-
the ',uurN o.! Duu4ias- \"t,rr j, her, lN = 'cl'
bat the yt!Ur uI>, .>~s>, men II nun eat 'ofre
81 sui c., liable day unC fir Inc n"i IL V
,.n.c Laws "f the nitrd State a,t AMI tax II
hy t.IylEsTi y. Alien, A-sl~'auf A->e-s.': tr an:
iyj-'an. aud tctU me-. l" me III Tie annual I J
Nay. ISIS. will Tci..airs open "r the ,ilHat' II
Il al ptr>olIs concerned, for tie eia,e ui /! y
DAYS .rsTn the datt here {, AT the 1ij'c If HE
assistant Assessor f "a Vi Division tie t'.wn "t
Il en- e. be- n lii hours cf 9 Cl.t A NJ. and
/. II each ny, ::ud after The expiration ui sti"
: Il day. L. VII: un the 9th d'y Of May, \. l..
1873 1T nv offiCe in Carson CAV. Nevtd'-
| Will receive nui ,ietrJ mi ait an ea}s Icl-
i've t. rrruite III OF cx e>>iNe valuations. a>-e-
Igt his eLulneratI IL made ami tat en- tv st!d
Assistant 4s,s~-nr | apI, as IL the Asses~0:.
IL aforesaid. NUT b- ma IL il wrrii 2. nni = +
the particular C.u--. matter thing res Getting
which del ion i ques1ed : and -hnl moreover
tate TIE gro Id prime pie Of error coup planned
If. WA EEN WASS y, u. 5. Assessor.
Genoa Arril 20 1SFS
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ADCLPRUS WAITE.
NOTARY PU b L l G

FOR OHNSRY COUNTY.
Legal lnstrUne Drawn Re-
cords ~ rtttcn up; H"Osk-epins
md Copying of every descrIpi Ion
done " iIh nsatness and al .'at c II
OfEICE-CoRNtR OF KING CURRY sT'S
CARSON CITY, NEVADA.
1865
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.-oTrcn - urrrRy GWEN THAT U<rEP

.-OT'CE y NFrrRV GWEN THAT UNrEP
an tv virtue ~ f 'ur ~ re'"tio:fS sisted
mt f I'll" IH<'r Court { r 'rIu-hy F'1ut1 ii
favor The ia Q f evad9 ant : rir>t y II.
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p,e:lts = ir.' - in aid tuurr f'il,w: IN IN
IN d " Of Dec u}lr.". :. u Is =. III" taxes
r,r h, lis 81 var # 1885, ftr s2>3 50. and So 5!
cts Il >Iir anil acrrI,i st: tie iav.
f,r tn f s;5. fr SI:a and so - rnsts Of
-'iit and Cruiuc cost: on tie same day fnr the
ta,e a.. $3.50 10y sea Il a'd 81 20 costs # >Iit
aud arCGIi' = cot: tn. last o. sail i1l -mrnS p
- rendered an m" L III d'v = april. :. u lSfS
fr the taxes o. 49, for s554 o. AID 50 10 CO :
Of snit ac"rrinC cots tr-erHrr y it'll ii.te' ct
on the sum St5i - from said 10Th # Apr,
Il s. At rie rat of tie per cent. per a0num ii !
paid m hing in he aggregate the >um "fsl.71i g3.
vi Il .c.uin~ costs and interest a af're- aid less
the nm, Of $40 % ,iii : defend mt thereon.
have levied up"n AMI 'aken in execution all III"
ght. tit Interest. estate AID cihim of the said
IL f Gar' 7. ". CLAYTON. Of in an g. the proper
" hereina ter he's rihH1. and will on The
ssh day "f Nav. 4. ID. 1858.
b. tween thu hours Of o clock A. AID o'c oCk
~. trwt: at "'ci"ck ". in front of the
Court H.u-e d"or ~ Orm-bv County in Carson
q V sell III pub, auction f'r ca in n. manner
prov;d by law all the intere,t Il said d@frndan;
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1;UEAT FEMALE MEDICINE.
-, Grsaf.t Discovery Of tiis or any other Ags
preutive Powders for Married Ladies.

Tee p,~,!e-s will he fund Of essential value t
q. "a whose III AN. health, or other circuTstln
ees d. not permit th-rn II inc"rUse the number OF
their family wit tout inc"nreaen'r suffering. and
psrhars risk Of life Tins prenaraiion IS new, safe.
i.ifiIi g. convenient and simple. and cannot in
ire fh he At, nf the M tst del ct-e- II cu tails
no oEivaisge but gives strength and vgor- VI ~
.';y N ii-ra it is 4 the high utility, and sus
& ed by he spuni-St PRINCIPLES # pruien ami
-;rtue I'll il Ms. <houli :.e avoided at certain
me. Pri SIaab,x Sent 70 any part If the
G AT p rf-ctIy safe from suspicion
S,uait the an ;uni nv Mail Or EXpres-. addressed
Z, BENZ Z. JOSEELYN NJ. d
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e s,p,un lei r.,m the pirate prescriptions Of DR..
Y,r.nr have now obtained most extended nos''I
i;rity and are correctly viewed to lie the safest
eat surest rem dies f,r the I'm lain-s for whici,
,s,s~ are ,np;icl The cont .utiy arcriIins t-sii
s,.iI.s Of their Efficacy declared them To be pre-
.r;uenfiy superior to heir action.
\, II " should he without these EenovatIng
A..i,t, None genuine unless ;,r'cat ed at this
riirs Sent by ii Ut Express TO any part Of the
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III -
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-08-18
Thomas A. Hamilton. the representative
Man Of the Radical Party in Tennessee.

No better campaign document can be
furnished our Northern Democratic
friends than this creatures record.
Analyze that record, brief and infamous
as it is call things by their right name,
and couple with it his Endorsement by
the State Convention of the Republican
party of Tennessee, and history can be
de6ed to furnish parallel in reckless
audacity like that exhibited by the
convention which was in session
at the capitol last Thursday. Col.
Tomeny, Radical, man of stand
ing, United States Marshal for West
Tennessee, pleaded for his party, insist
ing that the ranks had already become
disordered in the Western District; that
ruin stared them in the face; and finally
implored the convention not to place on
the ticket for the State at large a man
whose liberty is shortly to be passed upon
by twelve of his peers. for the crime of
perjury. Nevertheless, Hamilton, charged
with being a perjured thief, rebel de-
serter, is nominated for the American
Congress by negro, and his nomination
is almost unanimously indorsed by the
representatives of the Republican party
of Tennessee in solemn convention
assembled. Stokes Duncan letter, or
Arnell's leather contract have been stig-
matized az "rebel les," but how in the
name of God can thus creature, in the
face of the American people, branded
by one of his own party with perjury
and theft, dare to peril that psrty's sue
cess, or exhibit his own moral leprosy by
aspiring to a position of which the whole
people of this country take cognizance ?
This, too, when his infamy is an ac-
knowledged fact, even among his own
.-Ndshuille Banner.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-08-18

ing, burning To crafty pride Of party,
TO revenge fsncied injustice charged 10
have been inflicted years ago, to clothe
themselves in purple and fine linen
Upon their brows our petty iyrants bear
the unmistakable marks Of utter moral
prostitution, and no guise or protest can
prevent their tell-tale faces from ex-
posing the blackness of the darkness thai
envelopes their moral vision, and ex-
presses their character among honest,
intelligent men.
The Radical usurpers who persist in
the tyranny OF disfranchising white men
and making ipasmmatory harangues to
semi-savage negroes, melting them TO
bloodshei, rape and arson, if'a social
emil to be endured because hpman nature
ia sinful, like the women Of the town,
should be confined to the appropriate
sphere, to which the just verdict of so
ciety has consigned them.
Has not the time arrived when duty TO
society, justice to the material interests
of the community and every consider
alton Of safety demand that the finger Of
scorn should be ever pointed at the petty
tyrants who sneakingly thread their way
among honest people, gorgeously parade
costly equipages in the public streets, and
smilingly accept the nod of recognition
from those for whose extorted money
they would return the harlot-like EN-.
braces that demoralize and degrade those
who indulge in illicit intercourse with
them? Such is our deliberate conclu-
sion. -Nashpille Banner.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-08-18
Rumored Withdrawal.

The New York World has the follow
ing special from Washington on the
eveniEg Of the llth inst: ft,t
Most extraordinary rumors are afoat
in this city touching the unexpected re-
turn of General Grant from his Western
tour, and its relation to the political can
vass. From all can gather among
those best acquainted with the views OF
the members Of the Republican National
Committee it appears that private letters
have been received from members of
Grants party, showing an anxiety on the
part Of the General to throw up the can
didacy for the Presidency. To this be has
been moved by overwhelming evidence
from every quarter of the utter want OF
spirit in the Republican canvass, aud the
tremendous popular tide running in favor
of the Democratic ticket. All the letters
received here, both By the Congressional
aud National Republican Committees,
are sorsly discouraging the Radical
leaders, nor are the letters from the
South less alarming. The blacks cannot
be controlled, and all efforts on the part
of carpet -baggers to prevent ex-
cesses have so far failed, and the
Radicals see that continuance of these
riots and incendiary acts on the part
of the colored population will add hun
dreds Of thousands to the Democratic
vote in the North. Hence the sudden
sioppage Of Grants Western trip. hence
the rurnors that he Is about 70 throw up
the candidacy, aN the intinstions
thrown out in political circles that the
Republican National Convention viii be
called together again, and rumors have
il that the nomination will be rendered
10 Gen. Sherman.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-08-18
j. ID. STEWARDS
HIGH SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
Preparatory to Cumberland University
Alabama Street.

VHE NEXT SESSION OF THIS INsTITU-
i ton will commence on September /, 1858,
and terminate on June 30. 1869. Ample prep
aration has been made to accommodate a large
number of students. Boys can enter Cumber-
land University. Lebanon, Tenn, by present
prepared for any other university or college.
The institution is organised into feur distinct
schools. There are four instructors. Boys OF
all ages above seven years will be received
TUITION FEEs:
Senior School (per month"; 0O
Grammar School ......-.-............ %
Primary School ........................ 8 90
French. German and Hebrew (pcr month"; 3 90
For circulars and further information sppli-
cation may be made to the Principal or 10 Z.
McDavitt, c. W. Goyer. W. B. Wsldran. s. B.
Williamson. J. III. Provine. Rev. L. @. Ran.
p0rn. l-[
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-08-18
FLOREN CE
SYNODICAL FEMALE COLLEGE.

THIS sINSTTTUTI0y. WHICH HAS LONG
Il enjoyed very high reputation among the
Female Colleges Of ths south, is situated at
Florence. Ala, which is admitted to be one Of
ie most delightful aud salDbrious towns in the
iouthwest. II Is verv cay Of access. A branch
Of the Memphis & Charleston railrosd runs 10
South Florence. Its President,
DIR. W. III. MITCHELL,
Is well known as one Of the abIest Teachers in
the country, Next session will commence on
the STH DAY OF SEPTEMBER NEXT. For
further particulars aprly IN the President. -
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-08-18
IEMPHIs FEMALE COLLEGE,

tIWENT1-NINIH bESSIUNl
WE SHALL ORGANIZE THE FORMS
w in this Coiiere, according 10 previous
announcement. for the ensuing Scholastic Year
Of Forty Weeks. on TUESDAY, SEPT. /, 1855.
For Circulars swing full particulars apply %
i2i-iS N. E. MORGAN, Principal.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-08-18
SCHOOL, SchoOl!y

VIZ z. MITCHELL WILL OPEN A
w School, for boys, at 300 Adams street.
on Monday, August Sd. Instruction in ali
branches usually taught in English and CLASH
cal Schools will be given. The text books used
will be those adopted by the Board Of Educa-
ton of the Memphis City Schools. -.
For particulars call t the school room, du-
ring school hours, or at the effice Of the Board
of School Visitors of the Memphis City Schools,
No. 80 North Court street, Odd Fellows Build
ing after 3 o'clock in the evening. 129-t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MOTHER BAILEY'S
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 SOLD BY DRUGGISTS. 43-5w

Dr. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
 Where this article is known it is work of sper- erogaton to say one word in its favor, we'll is it established as an unfailing remedy for Coughs, Colds Bronchitis, Group, Whooping Cough, Asth- ma, diseases of the Throat, Chest and Lungs, as well as that most dreaded of all diseases Consump ton, which high medical authority has pronounce ed to be curabe disease. Those who have used this remedy know it's value; those who have not have but to make single trial to be satis- fled that of all others it is the remedy.
 4 REMARKABLE CASE. .--
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TN the District Court of the United States, l for the District of onnecticut.
 GEO. F F' iss ys!:s; s' Bankruptcy
 To whom it may concern:-You are hereby notified that pursuant to an order by ". K. Seeley, Register in Bankruptcy, Third Gen. eral Meeting of the Creditors of said Bankrupt will be held at the office of Said Register in Bridgeport Fairfield County, in said District on the l7th day of Feb. 1863, at 10 o'clock A. M. for the purposes named in the 18th section of the B .nk, upt Act, approved March 2d, 1867 and you are also her by notified that I have filed my final accounts as Assignee of the es- tate of said Bankrupt in said Register Court, and that shall apply to said Court at the place, day and hour named above. for the set clement of my accounts, and for discharge from all liability as Assignee of said estate, in accordance with the provisions of said 2Sth section of said act aforesaid, at which said 1 time and place aforesaid said Register has or dersd the hearing on such settlement and di: | charge to be had.
 Dated at Bridgeport this 2lst day of January !; 1868.
 i 42.2w JAMES STAPLES, Assignee
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-02-06

ACCIDENT There was an explosion in Dr. Ayre's Laboratory, yesterday, which caused some excitement in the vicinity. Ayre's Pills arc manufactured under an enormous pressure, in cylinders, like can non, which sometimes prove too weak for the compressed forces, and burst with ter rife violence. Fortunately, the pieces do not fly far, so that no one has ever been hurt by them. The action is more like ice than powder; but it makes which all the world acknowledge are P1LLs.-Daily Jour- aaaL Lo,veN