davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-06-26

UV~wostoa, and roFlcy an Earibh e.
desriau, commenced a walking ms,ch az
the Ml site PARK. Boston, on Friday last.
Tor 5000 side anl the championship Of
the world Tho weather was extremely hot.
Weston refused to go farther a, the end Of
tie 75ih mile. be being then two mile.
ahead. making 80 niles ia 20 hours. q min
utes and % seconds. ToPlsy made "a nils
in q hours. 81 minutes and 50 seconds.
Weston was declared III, winner.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-06-26
DIED.

In pSfoni, l1ne 18th Miss Anuir rcllct OF the
late stephen chase. ayvd - year. moath-
La Manchester. III, Jane "a, Mr. Totia. Kicker,
agrd - years 3 month - Formerly OF Eack Geld
In farmsNutth, y. ~. Nav 18th, Mr.. Charlie.
COPELAND. formerly of BroWudrit Ne. agvd 81
i>lh. Hattie daughter Of ID. :. D. aud "a. "
~ ycsttr. agc~i NCpks. jane sDth. NJ Elhriise
Chapman. a,ri S. years; J4nc isth Mrs Sasan \.
liayys. aged =, ychTs months.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-06-26

4 He subscriber i. tgihu,iSrd by Hccnsc from the
Honorable \. II. Walker, Judge II Probate
Tor tho tuuatS . Uxi1si sell al the real tate
OF james Flint. late OF Nurwul. IN said County,
deceased. hr therefore, offers and and ~ sell the
Hone aud lot, near r. ~. Brown'- re-id-ucc.
aHi known - the James Flint stand. either al
Iunhc private -al- agrccsb, To- sad hceasr aad
viii Ice prepared 90 cpnv-yp thirty DAYS irpu this
publications. SAML r. MERRILL,
lnh2b ALn,'nr Nlth W DO .lnneN 81.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-06-26

THis - TO BIvE NoTICE: That on the 10Th
day ol Ju.c, Anno Dea.ini, i~6S, warrant
40 bankruptcy issued against the estate Of
W,ilGby Il. knspp. ol Bs'on ,n the County Of OK
ipr,i. and : aic 81 M.uoc, ~hp has been adJuagci
"a b-ukrop, oa h' own petition; that th~ payment
of HHy c,bts anil delivery OF any property hcioag-
~ TO srch laukrupt, Co him or for his he. sni
thc transfer Of auY property hy him are io'h'i 'cu
b. law; bat mr"iiug Of ihe creditors ol he
s,ud bankrupt, ip prove thei' a,hts Az. 10 choose
oi,e tIury ls-gucs= Of hs U-tatc, all bt held
at e Court II Bankruptcy, to isr holden ~ PARIS
bsi,rc S-sh Mls. Register, the ioGr.h rur-.liy
pi August. 10 IStS. tea O'Clock A. NJ, 1T
~, Office Of GcJ. \. W,l.1n.
CHARLES CLARK,
u. =. Marshal, As Messenger. D,st. y. SIC.
Juur 2S iuiy
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-06-26

Has natarr Autidp,n Tor acquired disca.c'f
Tie Plantation Bt,fsrs, prepared BY Dr brake Of
Mes York have no dab, brarai~i sud csrri more
pefsons % pysPvp.la, Ssryoatasss, sour stomach,
L0.s II Appsi tie. sink Ia wsakns.', General De
bliiy. Asd Meniai DgsgoRdrpsy. than an, other AZ
iic!, 10 eSlsisnee. They arc composed % the pa.
rect roots aui herb, carefully prepared TO b. akeE
a. taaie Ani srnile stinszlAhi. They ar adapted
a. Any sgo or coadiiion Of ne and are esirodysIy
popular with ssotarrs Aal prrsoa' olsedsu;Ary hab
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-06-26
The WHITc0MD
Horse Hay Rake,

1. the beet Horse Rake known IT RAKES
CLEAN. wuIks easy, and j. warranted 10 give
better sat.Grctian than any nther Rake ever IN
v-nied-a. he following tsslim pniaI from one Of
the l<rses; FARMERS IN Oxiord County, shows:
FKYEnUHG, Nix. Feb. IN 1879.
7. ". DoDGE, EsQ.,-DraT Sir: purchased last
season Que Of the Mhiicomb Horse HAY Eake. and
after raking with u one hnnared and nfty tone Of
hay, safely say a labor saving machine IL IL
iu,ifs pensatls wunid chrrrfuliy rcurr mend IL to
any dt-iTing a rake II works equally well on
rough aud smooth ground
Yours, &c HID. l. HUTCHISs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-06-26
rl-ncsu,ltui ard Of nnlfarm s,e.lIsnec. VOL.

rS-Bcautifsi ard Of uniform excellence, a we'll.
Known. safe and sprsSy Sgen; FOR restoring gray
hair %. original color foT pscNeniiHE the los Of
the hair, for pru@o;ins i;. hrsthy growth aad In.
esr=sas s.s brsa;y, gradual ba: er'taia eaFr Coz
bsldness, sBd csssatlai goict requisite Tor AL
who prize ina; choicest Ein % nstuTv. bragti.
fal supply Of hair, tho Abo Il sabi BY all Who
Mrs. =. 4. Allen, IE.gfoyrd new STYLE Hair ~
,;oFgr Dry..ing. ON bo,,i,l. Every Drug.
gis. sslis IL. Price Ga. Dollar.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-06-26

Isaac Gsrdiner. OF East Leo. Mass. has
lrcn IN the tabi. Of Keeping quantity Of
alt where his COWS conh get at it. and
slowing them to help themselves Last
week they came in from pasture and aio so
.; eedily tina, they siekcncl and two died.
They werc-valucd Mt SIO0 each.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-06-26
TIE TWO EXrREMEs.

The eoamon, weak, adultersisi eompoands Of
sAiefAia., ~heh iHJsrs the by.iis and arc a,rnost
worthless, arc ono extTcm-. Ths parv. CfieicRi
vholc.oaas aud ksruicss sairTstu. us.Is b. james
Pylv u the Other cStrVnc. Caoo,o between iAcm
yoa YAlar ypsr money and your health.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-06-26
II A Z X I T d

Al Mechanic Fails, June 18Th, Edward p los.
and olive !. Wsidrou, both OF Poland.
In North AaSGra, jane .isf, by Rsy. g.. W. Raj
loo. Ar Nathan :. Rand aud Mss ara D.. Bailey,
30 IA % \.
In l.sNt.toR, Jaar c1ih b. Rev. VI. !. Stccrr NJ.
G~orgc &. Boomer ant Miss Sss;A a. ConsEt, both
OF Z.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-06-26

Liver Complaint, Eheum4iisIu. Neuralgia, Sc D.,
clTcd. 4 Book o. TO- pages sent free 90 lngalJs.
Ai1fess T. GREENE. y ~, 20 Temple Place,
Boston, Mas. ai-st
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-06-26
Standard Hover
OF THE COUNTRY.

no nor PURCHASE A MOWER until YOU
IL have examined the above for yoa will ie
Istiea that II combines good features thau
any other maehin. ever offered to the larn-i.
Read the following Certificates from oxlori Co.
Farmers. well known, whe have tested them:
Fry RruRo. Ms Feb. 7th, 1865.
IHoS- III. DODGE, ESQ Dear str: I bought OF
Col VIM. SWEET, last season, one OF your Union
Mowers, and having larry test H. can che-rfuiiy
say that la my optnton, Tor hghtness OF draft and
durability, 10 lar -rpas-es suy other machine with
which am acquainted. cut with IL IS tons OF hay
without break ~ hindrancc.
! also purchased, AFT trial, one OF the whiteornb
Rakes and csn ONLY -sv, don't know how 10 ~ be
bettsred, 1t performed its work la highly desra.
BILE manner, A. recommended.
Yours truly, SIMEON III. JONES
ANDovER, NE., Jan. 9Th, 1903
hereby certify that have used the Ketchum
Allen. aud Buckeye Mowers. aud iur the pa; three
years have used "a Union Mower. For lightnsss OF
dram and durability prefer the Union. Dor the
past three years have kept from 40 80 herd of
cattle, Rbou, TOO head OF sheep. aud from TO
horses, and have cut the most of my nay with III.
Onion Mower, and IL has not cost dollar for
pairs yet. siLNAStS POOR.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-06-26
Jnm la. las.

The sud~cf,bcr h,rch, gives Puibc Nl'ice iist
hr ht- trea iu', appointed iy the li,u4rsbie
Judge nr Piolaic. Go ihr Coanfg Of ONfQid. and
sssun.d the trust of Executor 81 she ias. val and
trsifuIrut 81
FREDERIC 4. BABSTOw, hie ofwooI.tock,
in SAID County, a,,esscd. 5y giving bad 10. The
tiw duerts. Iie ther iofe requests 80 person.
uha soc IusIr d 10 she estate ~ aid de-e,.ra ti
male ia.rrrlf~ pFyuani ; and those Who have any
demands thereon. 81 eXh,iia ths -Itae e.
BENJAMIN LOEEJOY.
J1be 10. 1868.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-06-26
Prussia Bearing Liberal Testimony


mand % the GSseTBfnguf Instituted su4uifirs Ia r.,
i0stnF 8. copy of tar report, after thoroaEh an.
ELrUET OF ~ ANALYSIS 90 gABNAY,S
REGULATING FILLS.
Inaiiufsd f1r thr sat4.actiou u tive Pfu.slan Gov
sfpHtlt auH tfpgir- IL app that the gfra tlp-
MARTY - sftr rfis ga ~ t,rru.,sy :. a 49,
cnt aufi tlilsns ana Alternative med rp- has pro
tcksd the tuaiic~ q tar sfatirsafi.s Ubo raasd a
frt % b. circulated that tte Ingredients were
their uafafe and properties ordered tire lssIes
a. - .cf niri frtu-lf.han. viniia4tloH Of tI,
sauifsrs value q the pti'f
H. lacalty % the Goiegv state in thelr report
that afteT careful SRI taiauts rxsulnation frty
have toe honor o. staf. that "tir ps aye act e iy
free frs4n ever suhatance ini 5fi1as o. health t.
afr rnmrn-fd wholly 81 suh-i 4nerf AMI tlFm~nts
IrDrltiss ~ DIR elton, aad certain ~ ths .4ias
t.u.e fH art favorable ur0u the Hsfvuns system DO
&c sc. They STATE. farther, that ttr iBjufuua 90.
usors ct snoat ~ tlr ffgssan ap0i,rafiss nriEia
nifd tn mean spilIt Of trade J.soasy. excited by
tlt great celebrity attained by tuv pills without
scy bfi,i PsTir" -gIr.l iu ihe b, half OF th- Col.
lcge. BE- fult. IuF1HNtp NtrNFE,
Director u the Polytechnic B4rHlt1.
To ittI4E. fir-t Atsi-fBut.
~. Railways rigs ar .od d. Dsugg,sts and
CU4ntry Merchant even wheTr.
see br. Railways Almanac fJr i-is
NAayoLtt wNrEE.--A d,ilsb,l4l '1.is, article
'areSi0r 70 Coiokae, ard a. hall tis gr,sc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-06-26
Moth Patebe.. Freckie. AMI Tau

iiiE Only RELIABLE REMEDY fr those
hiE'NN blsCpLoRArlON- on the face H.
~. q hyth aud frDckie i1tian Pfsrarsd aa.,
D. bs. y q. rrnRV, ~ Bond st Ne YorE
0S-ooid everywhere mssrh sycr,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-06-26
Hales Arnica Ointment
DEAPNBsS.
EApA2RGi
e9XS nrPII8v

GeXS e NIPLL8N
AND CANCER CURED.
4 Treatise Deafness, CatarTh, Con~uu ptlon
AMI Cancer. their eaasrs, mean. OF EpeeOIy re-
itet, and ultimate care. Bya pupii of the Asaarmy
% Ncdie'ne. Parts. sent tn any address for 10
ORf;A MIC VIBRATOR
W hts tnto IN. car, IL Nor perceptions, Removes
singing noises IA rae head and enables deaf persons
% near distinctly No chnrca aud public assemblies.
That's Instrument VIII ofisn producer results arnost
miraculous aud tuiesd iu most cases of long -iand-
lus d"sinss- u vii relieve 10 n short tlrn. ~ may
BE- Adjusted With thc ease Of sp-ctac!cs.
br. Stwci viii bc profes> tbnsiiy az 81 East Wash
lngton flaec, tutScrsity Ba,ldiags, y. Y, daily
from 70 10 y ets'Sk lan3i-iy
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-06-26
Notice of Foreclosure.

w the County Of o<ord and md State of Ma,or
'i'i On the 2is. day oG OcG,irr, \. ID. 1851, hy
his mortgage deed OF tia, date, by him signcd,
convey u Ephraim Atwood. Nathan Motrili anI
l.Orenth Atwood, all 81 BGcLfrlI, in the cooniv
aiurrs said, a certain Stand, situated IA BurAfcld
village. aud bcinz -hc same pr. mises cnuvc,ci to
said Walker lbs Ehil Fsusr Ivy deed, recorded ga
OSi9rd Records, book i25, page 80. to which
Feed reference - hctch, made; and. whereas he
aiaresaid fph'aiiu Atwood, Nalh,n Morill aud
Lorcu1o Atwood dul, the 1t day of April. A.
ID. ls67. eel, convey and assign The aiotrsaid
msrtgag, and the roics ihrrrbV secured 10 me- the
undersigned, anI did on the l6,h oi d., April, A.
ID. 1901, ,iuly acknoslclse sad assignment o the
siors-ii mortgage, and whereas th, con litions Of
.aid mortgage have L-, brtAru. hcrrily cl,im 20
hrrclos" ,hc stare az e,4br the statutes "a such
cases made aud provided.
ALANSON YOUNG.
Buck6r,d. ] ,tr 20, ls6S i.m2S
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-06-26

THIS - 10 give Dotcr: Th.,i On ID, siNtrrn IN
hay Of Juur, \. D., lS0S, " ssniat ia Back.
TupteY ~,- is-url against thc estate Il Victor VI
Abl-lst, ct Mexico. - tlt, Cuunfy 81 pSfori aud
state Of Name. who has Iccu iJui .ed bIak rupt
ON hiss own petition; that the payment OF any
debts add dcLvrty Of avs property hsng,Hg 10 sued
bankrupt u han ior his g@r. nj The transfer
o( auy property bN ban arc ilib.i'su ly tNi
that meeting 81 The rre 'itor. ct zoe said bank.
'up', tn prpV~ 'heir d-b's. ssi =, ,ho.,-- o,, -
niaie -sstEuees 81 has estate. Ntil be- held at
rutut at bankruptcy, 10 bc holden AZ Parts before
Seth MAY. EcgI-rr, OF the isurth Tu-..iy oi
August. ~, 1908, at tea o'clook, A ", at the
olhre oi Gsofg- 4. Ni'-ou.
CHARLES CLARK,
: Marshal A. Messenger, Bist Of Me
Jon. 2b.ta.g
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-06-26
IL BANKRUPTCY .

In the District Court Of the Uni,ed State. Tor Ia
District 1t Maine.
Notice d. hereby giyen thai pursuant to order
Of Ihc COsrt, the lh,rd uicrttng Of the editors &c
ChrisIophrr G. Harlpw % BuckGrld. and Chris
l"pheT &. Harlow IT,. Of Paris, ia sa4i District
Baaktupts, ,ndiy idlIlJ AMI "a cop r,ners. viii be
hsld oa the 22l day OF September \. -. ls6s, al,
Ten u'clock A. NJ. before Hoo Seth May, at the
otIce OF George A. Wilspu, tn Pasis.
GEO. A. WILSON. Assi.nce.
iuur l6 i.l9 10
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-06-26

The sub-ciber hercIp gives Pnblc Noicc ,hft
-hc hss fsen toly appointed hy lbs H0l1r,i.c
sunri tle tiust OF Ainiutst1fiN oi Roe estate %
JOSIAH WHITTIER. late Of Waterford,
i1 .l.i Corntv. deceased, rs giving bynd o.. tho
hs dir,cts. she therefore reIaests 40 pct-n1s
v11 af. indebted io she esi.tc OF ssii dscessei 90
make Hnu'e ifiie pt,mfnti and th,s" Who havo
tus demIu.i. tncre0n, q" cShtbtt tbe - nc tp
OCGANIA WHITTIER
Juta Ia J-f0
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-06-26

To, s,j.-cril,er herei,, live. Pubic Notice thsi
%, h.- tecn duly appointed by 'ac HpnDial q
JuI sr Of rfult,Ic. ir, iA- County % OXf1rl. ald
assumed hs trust ul AdmntstfiriX Of The EsiAc OF
JOSIAH MOODY, bate oi Bethel.
i1 .u3 County. trcriset. by gi.ips load ~ its
hu d reefs. She thelsinrr t'qus-.- si per.trs
who lft iHi. bfci 90 ih" c-tie Of sstd toceasei to
mike r0n,~ Ilsie p'ym.nf; lr,i thuse ~be have tir
demands fhrfcou, o. s,hiit,t th. -...nr 20
REBECtA q MOODY.
IuHr rs 1858
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-06-26
The Cobb Horse,
Mill for Sale.

TIVE subscriber hereby offer. ior sale his Girls,
Z Mil, situated IN BETHEL. on the line 81
he Gr.inI Tnink Railway. SAID mill thorough
" constructed and - 10 gpoi iePa,r. The prisi-
iege with tiis sali {. tent To carry
ANY other machinery th.d may be added.
sad mail hts large Of cosiom AMI cru
Also be easily arranged for FiJu ing proposes.
II desired. tht subscriber viii also sell his
Dwelling House and Stabl,,
aHd the l,nd connected lherewi,h.
" applied for soon, the above property vii be
soh ~ n GREAT BARGAIN
T.. O. a.ldress. -. WALKER.
March ~. Re bel Ne
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-06-26

DrFoHp ss--kta Court OF 8 obaIe held - ra-
~. within nnd fpr the County of O~lOrd on the
,hiGd Npesd.,, uf Jrre. s. -. Ie6s.
uANNAII r.. MITCHELL, Administrators
90 the estate 81 Jonathan Mitchell, Liis Of
h,,,en, iu -s,I County, deceased, hiviaa prestnt-
cd h-r drst account pf as uiu.r,si ut the estate
oi .,ii dsc. acc, - s'ip,,s,.cr.
Ordered hst the .iii a,iI'ui-tr,itiN glye notice
60 al pgr-on. 'uicre, tees, hy causing copy Of ti,
ortr io b. puisli- ihter weeks sircss-iys, ln The
p,iu'd TruOrr-i, printed a. f'rts % stii County,
ih,t shes fnIy Jpgr.tr 80 pruhuc Court, o. ic
heJ 20 Pans. the 81 Tuasuay oi Juiy u-Nf,
ten O'Clock 30 The FORENOON, ami -he,s cause. &c
any ,hcy have, Why the same -hDulI not b. allow.
cd. 4. ~. " tLkEE, Judge.
iule copy--lttest. J. :. iiORss. Re- tcr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-06-26

June I6,I-es
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-06-26

NAayoLtS wNrEE.-A delighted Toilet article
fapeyi0r 10 Cologne ard ~ hall ti,s gr,sc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-06-26
Administrators Sale,

Buck6r,d. ] ,nr 20. is6s. mn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-06-26

Inr sd'srrlefs hrrchy glte Iani- r.. .re ib,i
ihry have Ofeo duly spaistsa ~ ibe iIrrlEbe
JutI 20 % PrIhl1e. fur she County II OrL fI a.,'
t.su,neI the tru.to ~ Execmofs 81 .h- lisa n. ODD 1I
g. anent ~
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-10-27
BORN

In Carson City, October %, 1865, to the wife Of
Marion Little. son.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-10-27

DEATH OF AN OLD CITrzEN.-Abraham
Strouse, an old resident ofthis city and aman
we'll known and highly esteemed both in this
State and California, died last evening about
o'clock, after short but severe Illness
Deceased was brother to Mark Strouse. our
present Chief of Police, and has long been
engaged in business in this city, and at the
time of his death principal proprietor OF
the well known Central Market, on c street.
He was member Of the Masonic Fraternity
in this city and of Young America Engine
Company No: .. He leaves host Of warm
friends in this CITY to monrn his death
Being still in the prime of life, and until his
late illness, a man of robust health, there
appeared to be before him many years of
active life and usefulness. and his sudden
death is deeply regretted. His funeral will
take place this afternoon at = o'clock, from
Masonic Hail. Enterprise.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-10-27

HEALrHT CKoPpiNGS.-Bly Hale, an en-
pln,e i'll the office of Wells, Fargo Il Co., in
this city, Yesterday took piece Of White
Pine ore to the assay office Of BouStield & Co.
for assay, and was somewhat surprised to
obtain from the lump-which was hardly as
large rs mans tSt--a bar Of silver weigh
ing SIX ounces. The piece of ore was left at
Wells, Fargo & Co.'S about month since by
some person who came in from White Pine,
aud had been kicking abou, the office ever
"r not there was anything in the rock, that
Ny. Hale took it to the assay office-he hold
ing the opinion that there was silver in it.
Any Jumps of White Pine ore that may here
after happen to be left about Wells. Fargo &
Co.'S in this city will not long remain under
foot Enterprise.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-10-27

LIFE ISsuRANCE.-The Agent Of the
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Compa-
ny has new advertisement in the Appeal Of
this morning, setting forth the very advsnta-
geous rates established by this company. 1t
is confidently stated, and their figures given
to bear them out in the assertion, that this
company offer more inducements to those
seeking life insurance than any other. See
adyertiSeme
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-10-27

4 Singular SHor.-A singlar case OF
accidental shooting happened in King &
O'Learys saloon in this city on Sunday.
One of party playing at billiards was il
the act of making shot, when one Of the
chambers Of small revolver which he had
in the righ, side pocket ofhis pantaloons ex-
ploded AMI wounding him. At the same
time of the explosion the man S RICH. leg
VAS thrown forward or the bah would have
passed through his left thigh. The man
who too frightened to speak, was taken
into DR.. NIxom's Office, and cared for /; and
when the nature Of the accident was made
known to Kim he Jumped up and danced for
Joy. We asked two persons, who were pres
cnt in the doctors Office. where the man was
she, :ard they both replied, In King &
UI.eary's s,loon.' And that is all We could
harm ato", the matter from them. 1t APP
pears TO have been an Involuntary perform
:lace Of rite sacred to Jews aud Mahome-
dams. The moral of the accident is. that
racn should net carry loaded pistols in the
side po,kc:5 Of their pautaloons.-R. Rer
elk
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-10-27

BUILDINGS N SAS FRANcIsco.-The
Can says the Board of Superv isors has the
power, and should exercise the authority, to
compel the erection Of building which will
prove safe in the even. Of any earthquakes
which are likely to visit the city. They
should prohibit the erection Of buildings
with walls more than thirty-fve feet high,
and forbid the use OF heavy cornices, plaster
brackets AMI the like. The good name and
property interest Of the city demand it.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-10-27

DIsTR1cr COURT PRoCEEDlnGs.-Mon
day, October %. 1868 J. p. Lackie vs.. R.
l.. Gardner judgement against defendant
for amount claimed with ten days stay Of
proceedings. Isaac Warren W. E. d.
Sweeney Demurrer overruled and ten days
allowed defendant to answer. II. NJ. Yer
ring.on VS. The State Of Nevada motion to
quash and dismiss overruled and defendant
adjourned sine die.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-10-27

UNION MEETING AT EMPIRE.-We are
authorized to announce that Senator VIM. NJ.
Stewart and Judge A. w. Baldwin, will ad-
dress the Unionists Of Empire on tomorrow
wednesday, evening. Let there be strong
rally of our friends from all parts of the
county upon that occasion.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-10-27

EsC,rE p \ NvRDEgER.-The Mars
vile Appeal says that Rufus Sweet the
prisoner ua.ler Indictment for murder in the
frst drgrce-f killing DR.. J. B. Gray-es-
capped frcm the county Jail on Wednesday
night, aad was at large at last accounts. A
reward Of $500 is offered for his arrest.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-10-27

New TELEGRAPH LINE.-The Atlantic
and Pacific States Telegraph Line, will be
ready for business between San Francisco
and Virginia City, about the first of next
month.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-10-27
THE DAILY APPEAL.

THE UNION COUNTY CENTRAL COMMITTEE
will meet at this office to-day, at II o'clock
NJ. A full and punctuol attendance IS re-
quested.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-10-27

THE FUNERAL OF DoCToR WARNER was
very numerously attended. Indeed we think
We are within bounds when we say that it was
the largest cortcgc that has ever been in at
tendance upon a funeral in Carson. The
odd Fellows, under whose direction and in
accordlu-e of whose rites it was conducted,
turned ont in large numbers, and they We're
fo!loweI Jy a very long procession Of citizens
in carriages, on horseback and on foot. The
C.r-on Band preceded the train, playing the
deal n.,r-h. The services were conducted
By the Rev, Nj. hil,p4;riek, OF the NJ. Z.
Ca.Es..
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-10-27

TIE PAREPARosA CONCERTS At Virginia
City commenced last night. A party Of ladies'
aud gentleman from this place were in atten-
dance The second concert will be given this
evening, and the third and last tomorrow
night. These entertainments will afford the
only opportunity opera goers will have Of
hearing Nine. Parapa Rosa in this State
This charming Singer is supported
b. the most distinguished tenor and baritone
on this Coast. In addition TO the above Mr..
Piper has secured the ,erv!ces Of celebra-
TED vi3lini,t and flvorite pianist. Rare
entertainments these concerts will surely be.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-29

$ sHER1FF's. sAIlEsJ; ]
DY virtue OF snndry writs Of Fieri Facias to
ID me dirscted,.I will sell A. Abbevile G.
a., ION the First. Monday in JUNE next the
following property, viz:
:. b46 sSses,oEla Eland. more Of less, bounded by
IfandsaoT II 4 H$1SsisL G.. VI leon, hnaatkeS.
S visd d. asst f. Epropsrty'st Mosss9 Wiassock
ads B. Allen.
,s5,acresp lapds more or. Less. bounded by
lands of VIM. Duadab, Andrew Hurtdn, = ada
,thera levied e1 AZ tlte property Of Jehn Gus
ter ada the State for taxes.
1 house aud lot 10 NinetySix containing 80
acres, mote or.lesai bounded by Jsmes Rogers
jF., DR.. N. F. McCants, and others, levied on as
iss RsRsSSsos ps0Rsrsy 1 .TTM s'a s'a IN; h
l75 acres of land, more or less, bounded by
lands Of Silas Rsya Wms $mit1 and Sthsrs,
LEVIED on as thse pf6ferH& J H. stSckmsh
ads. the State forrA4ssy fHsh fl
400 acres ok9and, morsso lesSa, bounded BY
lands or ", IA. Davis, r. A Griffin. aed Others.
Also oEsAepss sad kfinPresnwgpa &pfinf
W. ": N sarsoIs' snS SaS sasss *
as the properly Of John r. Tarrant ads. Milton
A. sulf.aa. issbSt asa othsts
az TERMS CASH.
Sheriff's Office, II. s. CASON,
MaYsil, 1868. s. A. D