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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-12-10

TN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SECOND
| i Judicial District of the State of Nevada. in
and FIR the County of Dougias.-Frances Hamlet
VS.. William Hamlet.
Action brought in the District Court of the Sec,
ond Judicial District of the State of Nevada, in
and for the said County, and the complaint filed
in said County Of Douglas, in the Office Of the
Clerk of said District Court the 18th day of
September A D.. 1865.
The State of Nevada sends greeting TO William
Hamlet deto,itnt.
Tou are hereby required to appear in action
brcJI ght against you by the above named plaintiff
in the district Court of the Second Judicial Dis
trct of the State of Nevada in and for the County
OF Douglas and TO swer the complaint flied there
in within ten DAYS feXciTsive the day Of service
after the service you of this sunImons-if served
within this county; OF if served ont of this
county but in this district, within twenty days,
otherwise within forty days-or judgment by de
fault will be taken against you, according to the
pray er of said complaint.
The said action is brou eht to obtain a decree Of
divorce from the bonds of matrimony now exist
ing between You, said defendant and said plaintiff
may thereby be Dissolved and plaintiff be released
from the obligation Of said marriage contract as is
alleged by plaintiff in her said complaint. on the
grounds of failure to support said plaintiff, OF to
provide the necessaries of life, said g'ect not
being the result Of poverty on your part, which
Won could not have avoided by ordinary Industry;
extreme cruelty an the use of the most vile, vul-
gar. prnf;ine and oh scene language in presence of
SAID plantlH, ana Tor All otntr rellel 10 winch
plaintiff may be entitled, 10y said complaint
filed herein will more fully appear by reference
thereto.
And Won are hereby notified that if you fail to
appear and answer the said complaint above
required, the said plaintiff will apply to the Co TT
for the relief demanded in said complain and for
the costs of this action.
~ Given under my had and the Seal
SEAL 9f the District corlt Of s the Second %
~ ~ vada, in and for the County of Douglas,
this 18th day Of September, III the y"ar Of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred audsi1cy-eight.
Certificate of Copy.
State of Nevada. County of Iouglas, ss.-Sec-
ond Julicia! District Court. Stephen A. Kin
sey, Clerk of the Second Judicial District Court of
Douglas county, State of Nevada do hereby certify
hat the above and foregaingis fi, true and cor
rect copy Of the original summons in the action
entitled Frances Hamlet VS.. william Hamlet,
which now remains on file in my otIce at Genoa, |
in said county and State.
In testimony whereof, i have '}ersT7to set my
,ahd and affixed the seal Of $ : IT this 17!h !
lay of September, A. D. 1865.
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SHERlFF'S SALE.

I NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDER
N and by virtue of writ of execution. issued
ont of, and under the seal Of the District Court.
First Judicial District, in and for the Comfy Of
Storey, State Of Ne, ada, judgment rendered
| in the said Court en- the Eth day of November
A. ID. 1893, in favor of The Yellow Jacket Silver
Mining Company and against The Proprietors If
The Mexican Mil. for the sum of S125l+ .5-l 100.
with interest there, at the rate of ten per cent.
per aunum from Nov, inter Eth, lSGS, until paid,
and aCcruing costs. and t. me. a. such sheriff. di-
/ rected ard delivered, commanding me 10 satisfy
said Judgment out Of the property Of me said
judgment debtor, The ProPrietpIs Of the Mexican
| Nj l. in said County # Grmsly.
| In compliance with said writ, have levied
upon, seized and taken in exetUti n and will en-
puse To sale at pub ic auction, AT The Court House
door of Grmsby county, Nevada, i'll the town If
Carson City. on
| Wednesday the 10th day OF Decenl-
Der, A. l.. iS6S,
at one o'clock T. NJ. all the right, title. interest
tate ami 81 i'm If the said Judgment debtor, The
Prcprictnrs Of ihe Mexican MIL which they had
on the 18th day of November. l>t>. VIXEN said
Judgment was ducketed or viii h they have since.
acquired Of in and to II f.! owing described pro-
perry and premises situate, lying ard berg in the
County Of ornl>ly. State Of Nevada. t. Wit :
PUSsy>scry claim, entire, 10 that certain piece
parcel of land containing about II 0CreS, iuClOsri
ly fence. situated i'll. near. the town OF Umpire
City sriic ouTty. and commonly Known ard calIei
the Mexican Mil Lot. tOge' her with the NeXiC.,n
Mil, machinery, brick dwelling and al other in,-
provements. appnrtenanc"t. ttuemcnt~ ard here
ditaments situate thereon tr in manner per-
tanning TO said Mill property: also. all the right.
title. interest. estate and claim Of the said jucg-
mert debtor. The ITnIrictnrs Of tie Mexican Mil.
being undivided two-tiitds 2 there #, i'll
and 10 those certain pieces parcels or tacts If
land, aiming go acres. situated along what il
generally known As the McHic n Mil Ditch. the
west side Of Carson River. and more Particularly
the y. = Of the : f. and HE y. # the
:. ". !. and the = If the NV. of Section
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IN ACCORDANCE WITH A CUSTOM INAU6-
L urated by the forefathers Of American CiyiliIa-
ton. and in conformity with froc1amatitn is-
sued by the President of the United States, ].
the Acting Governor of the State Of Nevada, do
hereby appoint AMI set apart. % day If PUBLIC
THANKSGIVING AND PRAYER.
Thursday. the goth day OF NOvem-
Der 4. -. 1865;
And I do hereby earnestly recommend TO the
people of this favored Com onwealth, that upon
that day in the churches. at the family altar, and
in the social circle each and all, in hurlblenes.
If heart. and with full sense of our dependence
upon Him who is the siver of every good and per
feet gift. with accord. lift up voices in
words and tones of thankfulress for the many and
long continued blessings which have been shower
ed upon us by His teneicent hand.
The causes for our gratitude to God are mani
fold:
We have lived to see this Nation saved from is
enemies and have been blessed with the har-
niger of Peace
Our eyes have ban given to behold the glad
signs of coming political tranquility throughout
the length and breadth of this too long agitate9
land.
Through that benign Providence Which permits
the rain to descend upon the just and the unjust,
we have been blessed with plentiful harvests
The ste;.dy development of the old and the
discovery of the new mines have added to our
prosperity. and given us encouraging assurances
for the future.
While upon either hand pestilence and disaster
have fallen upon the people, we. of Nevada
have been mercfully exempted from such dis
tressful visitations.
aWhiie offering to the Throne of Grace oUr hum
bic acknowledgements Of these merciful dispen-a-
tons let not forget to ask. in like spirit, that
they be prolonged to us. TO the Nation AND to the
World trusting and believing that orr best hoHs
and largest assurance lies in the Almighty hand u
Him who Iuetl the nations.
And let us remember the poor the sick ard TIE
unf rtunate, and do what lies within power
to alleviate their poverty, suferngs and distress,
-. In witness whereof have hereunto set
! L. 8. nv hand and caused to be affixed tho
49, Great Seal of the State Of Nevada. Done
at Carson City, this the sd dav Of October A. D.
1865 JAMES s. SLINGERLAND,
Acting Governor Of Nevada.
Attest:
c. N. NoTEwARE,
Secretary Of State. cc24d
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On Tuesday. the 3d day OF Ncv,m-
her A. Il. ISGS.


That said General Electicn viii he leld. and
pills opered At such places siaiI Iay" he en-
legally designated, for the purpose If cieotne the
following Officers, io-vIt:
Three Presidential Electors: one { rrrnssrHan.
Justice Of the SupTeme Court FER fun term.
one Justice # the supreme Court. for the
maiuder of .fe term IF the la;e Justice. Hon. c.
VI Brosnan. deceased: one surveyor General, for
the remainder of the term being filled by
Hon. S. ii Marlette: and one State Printer.
Also. the following State Senators. to-Wit:
Two for Storey County one for Lanrer Coun-
ty: one for Nye County one for Lincoln County:
one for Esmeralda County enc for Nashoe COun-
ty; one for Lyon County: one for Humboldt
County and one for Ormshy County.
Also, the following Members of the Assembly
to-wit:
Twelve for Storey County: four FIR Lander
County two for Nye County: one for Lincoln
County: four for ksmeral,fa County: two for
Douglas County; three for Washoe County: three
for Lyon County: three for humboldt County;
three for Ormsby County; and two for Churchill
County.
Also for each organized County in this State:
One Sheriff. County Clerk. County Recorder,
County Treasurer. County Assessor District At
torney. Public Administrator. County Surveyor,
and County Superintendent If Public Schools,
each: three County Commissioners in each Coun-
ty except Storey, and in that County five County
Commissioners; and in Lincoln Coun'y-the
Ninth Judicial District-one District Judge. To
hold office for and during the two wears next after
the first Monday in January, A. u. 1st9.
Also. in each City. Township and Precinct,
many Justices of the reace and Con-tables
required and provided for by law-and the legal
action Of the respective Eoards Of County Com
mis.oners.
In witness whereof have her>unto set
4WSSmy hand. and caused to l." affixed the
- Great Seal Of the State of Nevada. Done
at Carson CITY, This he 2Ist day Of October A. D.
1865 JAMES s. SLINGERLAAp
Acting Cover nor OF Nevada.
Attest:
c. n. NoTEvARE,
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T,s Greatest Discovery Of THIS or any other Ags
Prentive Powders for Married Ladies.

T.eSe powders will be fund of essential value t.
,,,.e whose means. health. other circumstan-
c.- /, not permit them to increase the number OF
their family without i1coayenienre suffering. and
perhaps risk of life This preparation is new safe.
infa!l be con reniont and simple and cannot in
irs the he nth of the most delicate. 1t curtais
no PRIVILEGES hut gives strength and vigor. Nor
liy con ii-re. 1t is # the high utility, and
tined b. b srundast principles Of pruden e and
virtue TheiT Mss should he avoided at certain
times. Price $40 nox Sent TO any part of the
c AT perfectly safe from suspicion.
Remit the amount nv Mail or Express. addressed
I, EENJ F JOSEELYN. NJ. d
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SEMINAL WEAK NESS.

The young nl-n who experiences that growing
weakness in his muscular and mental organic alton
shoud stop t. consider whence it arises. He Will
ii nd in the lkacSs Jf trernhli8- Of the
limbs dis riered digestion. unaccogntabie failing
of the of the mind iist>te tor society dread
cf impending trouble. fprtbJdiugs If evil, sleep
le-sueSs troubled and E.civious dreams eccomrail-
S.I by growing deafness, loss of muscular power,
aad humorous other symptoms of disarg IMITATION,
sL. pa~s7 traces of that mot terrible and deS-
t-uctisa rs" iiseases Seminal Misunderstanding
AWAY lis r-4ssrs, Destroying his hope Of life AID
IN ,nho d ami dragging him along the broken
path Of his existence, toward premature and
iE,thso.ne grave. t. him who finds his life G.rib
lug out in the isch rye of the vital principle of
mere ceSs.t.o of the causes Of Its appearance
brings no assurance OF relief.
Marriage that holy Office, the safe-guart, and
n ,se Of m ,nhopd. brings to such no hope of
cure but add. tn his isery in tina knowledge of
the one who 10 ks to him for much Of her hap
piuess is victim of his evil. and an innocent COM
i.anon Of his punishment. He adds to his misery
and disorder until hope leaves him. There is no
rs-cus except in proper and skilful treatment -
Consult then, AT once physician when long prac-
tsce and careful research has made him thoroughly
eonversant with every phase of the disease. those
who have become the victims Of selitory vices, that
dreadful fascinating and destructabl- habit which
fills thousands OF sick rooms with paraly;ics and
c,nsumptives and hundreds of untimey graves
with its misguided victims should consult without
a moments delay one who will simpathize with
their sufferings. such the Doctor would especial
v recommend him elf, giving to each and all,
guarantees of u Perfect and Permanent Cure
without Hindr ,nce from Business, Change OF Diet.
Or Fear OF Exposure.
Do not forget the address. See below:
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PRIVATE MEDICAL INSTITUTE
Established by
DR.. J. G.. YOUNG. In 1850.
No Cure. No Pay.
Consultation iy letter or otherwise FREE.
BENZ. f. JoSSELYN, VI. D.
rI,HIS CELEBR ATED INSTITUTE
has enioyed .li' Cast an uninterrupted
.iccess of eighteen years. and has became one OF
th. IN st celebrated Institutes of the age
The great number actually received and curei,
place il il point Of number of patients among the
very first of the world AMI the success OF its treat
iient ranks it second 10 none.
PRIVATE DisEz sEs
In Males, and Irregularities in Fcs,ie- he great
de,tr2yers of health. They insidou-l. ;:;tssk ,l-
system, AMI gradually undermine and destroy
they drive the bl ,oui from the cheek, the lustre
from the eye. the strength and viEor frcm the
fame, they give puny an diseased offspring. and
poison through successive gene ations. the race of
Iuau. The III sTks can he seen in sc:ofula. Con
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There is ~ more terrible scourse to the human
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NERCUnY. recognized as the most FATAL
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Do NOBLE SATISFIED WIL53 'iETIAL CURES
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$3.50 r E w A r /

TNHE ABOVE REWARD is OFFERED =
i the
Recovery of the Articles of Clot
Which were STOLEN from the store Of the u.
dersigned on the night of wednesday, October
IA. 1865. JOSEPH ROSENSTOCK.
Carson October H. 1sfS.
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Important to the Ladies.

When a female is in trouble or afflicted with dis
ease, and requires medical or surgical attendance,
the enquiry should be, Where is there ply scian
who is fully competent to administer relief and
whose respectable standing n society recommends
hin to the confidence Of the community! The Doc
tor, uuders: .niing how imperatively necessary
these requirements are feels called upon to inter-
nose and by iiiu- the attention of the afflicted
10 the fact tn lie has been Professor of Obste
tries aud Female .'is-.ses for TWENTY YEARS and
i, fully qualified - administer in all cases, both
medically and surgicaly, not in a uperiicil man
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aad practice-both in hospitals and private fam!-
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u,onalifed, interruptions. and designing There
FIRE families can rely upon him upon f .ther.
All in affection can md in him who feel
and simpathize WITH AMI befrieni them in trouble
ono in whose SECRECY the urn Ist confidence can
be placed Consultat on by Letter Or Otherw;-e)
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The Celebrated Female z cmedies.
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No Ia " should be without these Renav1tIng
Agents None genuine unless procured at this
office. Sent by mail or Express to any part oil the
State.
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Sheriff. 0ru by county. >e ads
c trson. November -. 1-sS. u2+-ti
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-06-16
The Wrong Woman.

Reading an article in which Mrs. Oakes
Smith relates story of woman proposing to
the wrong man, reminds me of an occurrence
that happened here some twenty years since.
4 distinguished professor and divine from
this neighborhood was on a visit to some trends
east of the mountains, and was introduced to
a very respectable family which had two very
accomplished daughters-one of them very
handsome, and the other rather plain. After
spending some weeks in the neighborhood,
and having frequent opportunities of meet
ing the ladies, he became quite enamored
with the younger and prettier of the sisters.
He, however, returned home without show-
ing any preference. He was a man of very
sedate and studious habits, and soon became
absorbed in his books. and for a tine he
seemed to forget his new acquaintances But
the image of one of them seemed to be con-
tinually before his mind. After having ma
turely considered the matter, and having, l
have no doubt, sought guidance from on high,
he concluded to commence correspondence
with the object of his affection. Unfortun>
ately, or fortunately, as he afterwards stated
he addressed the wrong lady. He had got
their names transposed. The correspondence
finally led to an engagement. The day was
fixed for the wedding, and the grave and rev.
erend d. D., entered his appearance at the
proper time But what was his CONSERVATION
to find that he was going to marry lady he
had not courted. But, being sensible and
an honorable man, he said nothing about it,
believing the hand of Providence.was in the
matter, and was actually married to the sister
of the girl he thought he had won. Time
wore on she proved to be most amiable,
intelligent and affectionate wife. He never
had reason to repent the mistake. and he to
this day is firm in the belief that God so or
dained it for his happiness "Alfs well that
ends wclL"-P Pits6uyg Chronicle.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-06-16
NO. 40.
Powder MIN Explosion and Loag Of Life.

Two powder mills owned by Smith & Rand,
situated on the Walden plank-road, four miles
from Newburgh, n. Y, exploded at o'clock
yesterday morning. The graining mill, where
the first explosion occurred, was double
building, twenty by sixteen feet, built of stone
with wooden sides, and one story high. 1t
stood about one hundred feet from the main
road, separated from the latter by clump of
trees 1t contained at the time of the ex-
plosion five tons of powder, the most of it be-
ing in the grain. The glazing mill was stu
ated across the dam, about one hundred feet
from the granting mill, and was about fifteen
feet in diameter, octagonal in form, and was
in no way connected with the graining mill
In it at the time OF. the explosion was a toa
of powder.
Huge sticks oftimber were thrown through
the air for a quarter of mile, small trees
were uprooted, and hurled long distance,
while larger and older trees were entirely
trunks blackened and charred. At the foot
of trees numbers of dead birds were found,
having been instantly killed by the powerful
shock. A large iron shaft, four inches in di-
ameter, led from the granting mill to another
building on the south side of the road. 1t
was seventy five feet long. The end nearest
to the building which exploded was bent al
most double, while portion of the shaft l5
feet long was broken off aud hurled over 100
yards from the scene. Huge timbers, black
ened and splintered with powder, heavy and
long limbs of trees, and in many instances
whole trees ragged and torn, block the paths
and roads leading TO the spot. A storage
building on the south side of the road, dis
tance all of $50 yards from the graining mill,
was badly shattered 1t contained three tons
of powder in kegs. The large door at the
main entrance was blown off, the sides of the
building crushed in, and the roof greatly dam
aged. Fortunately, the powder in the build
ing did not ignite.
AT the time of the occurrence there was
only one man in the graining mill. His name
was Adam Schosser, German. He was em-
ployed as operative and watchman. His head
and shoulders were FIVE hundred yards from
the spot where the explosion occurred, mans
gled and torn beyond recognition. An arm
was found lodged in the crotch of tree,
while for distance of quarter of a mile
pieces of flesh and bone and parts of limbs
were found strewn along the ground and hang
ing to limbs of trees.
The shock in Newburgh was terrific
Houses were shaken to their foundation, and
in many places windows were Shattered
Standing in one of the streets and looking
toward the spot where the explosion occurred
huge column of smoke and dust was seen to
shoot upward fully one thousand feet into the
heavens. For a distance of ten miles back,
on the opposite side of the river, the explo-
sion was distinctly heard, while at West
Point, Peekskill, Sing Sing and Poughkeep-
sic, the report was also noticed. Three years
ago similar explosion took place on the same
spot, when one man was killed.
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Phillips on Butler.

Mr.. Wendell Phillips, in his recent very
successful lecture on Daniel O'Connell, in
New York was greeted in one passage with a
merriment on the part of the audience which
he was far from intending to excite. He
described visit paid to O'Connell by Bos-
ton gentleman, who foolishly undertook, in
response to the welcome given him by the
Great Liberator as a citizen of Massachusetts,
to apologize for slavery. ..'Stop," said Dan,
s'you are from Boston, Believe" "Yes,"
said his visitor ..Then, before you endeav.
or to convince me that it is right for one man
to hold another man in bondage, l must go
up stairs and lock up the spoons" The cxplo-
sion that followed this anecdote was overs
whelming to the orator, who.had unconscious
ly and unhappily touched chord of assoca-
ton that will 'wibrate" forever in an Ameri-
can audience "A Boston gentleman, and the
necessity of locking up the spoons, suggested
Butler to every mind, and the name OF Butler
went round the room in universal whisper.
The lecturer vainly endeavored to proceed for
several minutes, and once again, when he had
resumed the thread of his discourse, the
sslarfter"I broke out afresh. The name. of
Jack .Ketch is not bound by more lasting
cord to the gallows than the name of Butler
to the disappearance of spoons. @