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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-09-08

THE GRAND JURY of Ormsby county
was yesterday impaneled. Following
are the names of the jurymen: W. ID.
Keyser, J. Klein, W. H. Corbett, J. +.
Wood, C. W. Friend, 0. Greenebaum,
j. Fraser, J. A. Lovejoy, A. Wells,
BENZ. Edison, Cyrus Adams, G. A.
Bragg, H G. Parker, E S. Hoge. B.
H. Meder, Fl. Grice, Geo. Tufy. H. G.
Parker, foreman.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-09-08

NArIvE PlUMs, PEARS AND APPLEs.-
We were presented, yesterday, by J..
Mart Reese, with fine specimens of ripe
fruit from the garden OF DR.. Sharp in
this city. The doctor, as is well known
TO residents in this region, has a great
variety of excellent fruit this season.
His plums are superior to those brought
here from California, and his apples
and pears are large and of excellent
quality.
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LAST AND ONLY CALL!

QUIT WILL BE CONNIE NCEO
= against esct and every person indebted 70 tne
estate Of William P. JOY deceased, if not paid
within Rtteen days from this date. Carson City,
July 10th, 1869. ~
Attorney for Anna Joy, Administratrix Of said
Estate. Sw
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REESE'S SALOON

yV,IIE UNDERSIGNED HAS M0vEDfFs
upon and now occupies the worksH8Hi
lately occupied by Mark Gaige; and he.
proposes tight it out this line il 1t takes until
the Cat,itol Building is finished
He invites all his old friends and the public gen.
orally CALL with coin in their pocketsl and see
him: and he promises thai nobody shall be
poisoned He will keep on hand the VERf BEST
procurable articles Of
WINES, WHISTLES, RUM, BRANDY, GIN,
MALT LIQUORS, ETC.,
And will be on hand, either in perfon or by at
tr.ctiye proxy, IT, dispense the same in style and
quantity to suit his patrons.
NEXT Door TO MuNcKroN's DRUG STORE,
CARSON CITY.
J. MART REESE, Proprietor
apl3-tf
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Taxes on personal property must be
paid by the 18th Instant. See official
notice by Assessor Chedic in another
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THE DAILY APPEAL

THn SEARCH for the bodies of the
men drowned in the lake is continued,
but without success thus far.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-09-07
VERMONT MUTUAL FIRE IN
SURANCE COMPANY.
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT FOR 1861.


The Members If the Vermont Mutual Fire In
,urance Company are hereby notified that the iol-
lowing assessments have been made by the Dirtc-
tors ON all notes in force on the following days.
to wit;
November II, 1865, a per cent December 20,
1865 4 per cent. January Ii, 1869, a per cent.
January q, 1869, a per cent. February H. 1869,
4 per cent March |, 1863 per cent. March Z,
1863. 4 per cent. Mach 10, 1899. 4 per cent.
April %, 1869, a per cent May n 1869, u per
cent. June 6, 1863 = per cent.
Making per cent for tue year ending August l.
1889 Said percentage To lie cast upon the orisi-
ual amount OF the premium note without refer
ence to any endorsement; and TO be paid to the
Treasurer, al his office in Montpelier, or before
the 10th day OF October, 1862
Member, OF the Company will tini ia the hands
of the Representatives elect to the Legislature or
Local Agents Of the Company, schedule show
ing the amount OF assessment due from each re-
sIectyely: and they are particularly desired IL
sce that the money Tor assessments is forwarded to
the Office in October The assessments must he
paid when due. Those who fail thus to pay ought
not to expect to he paid it their property is de-
destroyed by lire A little attention to this on
the part OF members OF the Company. at the prop
or time, will save them expense aud trouble.
See Section Sth, Act OF mcoIporat ON ON NouI
policy, which will he eiioped.
j. \. THURSION, Tr easurer
Montpelier, August & 1869. 23w3
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ia 600 AGENTS WANTED

To Sell THE AMERICAN YEAR BOOK for
1869. 1t contains just ihe information everybody
needs hundreds OF times year, and sells with
unparalleled rapiditg, even among those who sci
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Secretary of War Rawlins lies danger
ously i'll at his residence in Washington.
II is thought he cannot long survive.
A dispatch from Oswego states that in
the town of Orwell, Thursday afternoon,
John Reynolds, n farmer, was stabbed by
Russell Woolser, one of his eighbors, and
expired Immediately. An alleged trcspass
was the origin of the difficulty. Woolscr
underwent judicial examination Fri
day. AZ 40
A large paper mill, owned by George
Benton q Son, at Bennington, w., was
destroyed by fire Thursday evening. Los
100000 partially insured. a..
The Post special dispatch says that the
Cuban oifair is more complicated than
ever, and gives OH unofficial authority a
series Of new propositions, which If made
it is believed Spain would accept. 1t i.
! also stated that u protest signed by lead.
ing Cubans is circulating in Washington
against mediation by the United State,
Government.
Kate Field has fifty engagements II
lecture in New England.
, The cranberry crop on Cape Cod, thi'
year, will be about an average one. 30
Julius Fichberg, director Of the Bos
ton conservatory of music, is engaged il
the composition of new comic opera.
4 Two Duxbury ladies descendants of tn
Winslow family, so famous in colonia
=. times, possess, among other curious relics
the wedding shoes OF Cotton Mather'
! grandmother, on one of whose solcs i
4 pasted the original publishment Of hcl
marriage, taken from the church doc
where it was first posted
| The special committee Of the cxecutiv
council, after several weeks of investiga
ton, of the charges of official miltcasane
, against Trial Justice James Y. Joslin 0
Hudson, has reported, generating hin
from all blame, and recommending his re
tention in office
The Litchfeld jaior lately discovere
and iorestalled an extensive plot by hi
prisoners to escape. Bludgeons, file
sharpened knives, etc were found in thei
cells, and one of the bars of an outer viii
dow had been nearly cut off A luck
dream is said to have furnished the fir
suggestion of the scheme.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

We, the subscribers, being appointed 10y the
Probate Court for the District OF Addison. Com
mssioncrs to receive, examine and adjust all
claims aud demands of all persons against the
tate of DAVID BlTTOLPll,
late of NJ ddlebury in said district, deceasci, auj
also all claims aud demands exhibited in offset there
to- and six months from the 9th daN If August,
1863, being allowed bv said Court Tor that pur-
pose, We do therefore hereby give notice that We
will attend to tle business of our said" appoint
ment at he late dwelling house of said deceased
the last thursday OF September aud the iir-t
THURSDAY in FEBRUARY next. from nine olock 4.
NJ, until tour o'c!oc, p. NJ. on each oisaii da,
Dated al hd,llehnry, this 20sh d',y OF Augu-
4 u 1Sf9.
g. V. COOK. o..
% ". X. REAkLE, !
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The Directors of the Vermont State
Prison, Messrs. ID. Hubbard of Concord,
l. N. Hall of Groton and M. q. Rice Of
Orwell made their annual visit to that
institution last week.
They found eighty-one men and three
women confined under the disciplinary
care Of the Superintendent, Hon. J.lh
Pollard1all under Ordsrsa tPr. the STATE STATE
and doing well. ~
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

y We, the Subscribers, having been appoint
ell bv the Probate Court for The District 1T New
Haven, Commissioner, to receive EXAMINE ami
ADJUST all claims and demands OF al PERSON ID
.slinst the estate 0t
FORnlCE T. NASH,
late of New Haven, in sail District, deceased, rr
resented rSnlvent, and tie term OF SIX month =
from the 18th day OF September 1869, being al-
lowed by laid Court Ia the creditors OF sail Sc
ceased. 10 exhibit and prove their respective
claims before Us: Give notice that we Will aitcud
to the business OF our appointment at the dwelling
house Of the deceased, in New Haven, in said ii,-
trtt, ON he 22d dav September neNi, and the
22l day OF March. 1870. AZ one O'Clock ia the
afternoon on each OF sail iH,s.
OLIVER SMITH, l,L.
~ HENRY o. GIFFORD1
New Haven, Aug. 20, 1860.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

" We, the subscribers, being appointed hv
the Probate Court tor the district sfAddison, Com
missioner, to receive, examine aud adjust AL
claims and demands of all persons against the c.
'ate Of DANIEL WiTHERElL
late Of Shoreham, in said District, deceased, aul
also all claims and demands exhibited in offset
thereto; AMI six months from the 10Th day of
July, being allowed by said Court Tor that purpose
we do therefore hereby give notice that We will al
tend to the business Of our said appointment at the
Store of Il. Rich X Co, in..said Shoreham, ON the
! 9th day of October and January next, tom one
o'clock Z. NJ, untilliour o'clock p. NJ. ON each Of
said days.
Dated at Shorehau. this 18th day OF August.
A. ID. l. 90.
NJ W. {. WRIGHT C.n...
23:3 GASCA RICH
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is HEREBY GIVEN

~ That application will he made at the next
General Assembly Of the State OF Vermont for
Charter for a Railroad from some point on the Vt.
Central Railroad in the towns OF Essex, Williston
or Richmond in the County Of Chittenden, thence
through the Counties Of Addison and Rutland, to
connect with the Remington 4 Rutland Railroad,
and any other Railroads RAINING into Rutland.
August 30. 1863. 23wS
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-lLRs H. Hbsford has purchased Me en-
tire interest of Hiram Circuit in The GAeii-
wood Ladies' Seminary, at West Brattle-
boiro, thereby becoming sole owner.
The Farmers Mutual Insurance Com
pany, located at Montpelier, issued dur
tpSSpSfH1yd To the amount Of $685., 49i.
The total number ofpolicics issued by the
company since It's organization, February
o, 1850, is 65,215, insuring propcrtyito
the amount of SCI ,595,505. The Com
pahy has nbw in force 1871 policieS,in-
surfing S22,3l7,927.
SABnATnl ScnooL CoNvEsw6N The
Vermont and SALISBURY Sabbath School
Convention met on Tuesday, August 9th,
at O'Clock p. M, Rev. J. Tobin, Moder-
ator. Annual sermon by Rev.LO. Car
penter. The evening session was devoted
to addresses by laymcn and clergymen,
and singing and recitations by the Ben
nington Baptist Sabbath School. One
hour on Wednesday morning was occu-
pied with business and devotion.
An INCIDENT OF A PRESIDENTIAL RI
CErTToN.-At one of the Presidential re-
ceptions in Vermont, on Saturday. the
President and his good lady alighted
from the ears and were about to be con-
Quoted to carriages in waiting for them.
The crowd gathered about,in their eager
ness (says the Boston JournaD to.catch a
glimpse of the General, and Mrs Grant
was for moment lost in the throng. Her
simple, unprctentious dress and manner
prevented her from being recognized, and
while one person forced bundle into her
hands to hold, she was told from another
quarter to ''stand back and let the Presi-
dents party pass" She was soon cxtri.
Gated, however, and is said to have laugh.
ed quite heartily over the righteousness
of her position.
There was Soldiers reunion al
Woodstock Aug. 18th. Gen. Washburr
was President of the day, and Col. S. Il
Pipgree, Marshal. Addresses were made
T by Lieut.. Gov. Thomas, Col. Seavcr, Chap
lain Mack, Rev. Mr.. Stevens and others
After marching to the music of the
Bridgewater band, through the principa
Streets the procession filed into the Cour
House and .partook of long needed re
freshments, and were charged 81 pc
ticket for the same. Toasts were thel
read and responded to complimentary t,
I"Our Country. "Gen. Grant" "Firs
Vt. Regt." "lst Vt. Brigade" "2d VI
Brigade" "Unorganized Vt Troops,
Troops from other States" Grand Ar
my of the Republic" Chaplain and Sur
geon,' and last, but not least, the "I4a
dies"
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I 7 NDINE.

TTNDINE.
u The exquisite romance Of " USpINE " was
intended by its author as the embodiment OF the
idea of Spring. With three other tales it made a
round of the -Four Seasons. llurl 4 lloughton
edition embraces these four, under the title, 'UN
ZINE AND OTHER TALES Frice II, 30. Sold ev
erywhere, and sent free on receipt Of price by
II. o. HoUGHroN 4 Co., Riverside, Cambridge
Mass. 25wS
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NOR SALE.

l. 'Oh SAIt,
L Ny dwelling House and lot ON High 81.
1t is large Two story house containing niue
rooms besides the kitchen, in good condition
through every part OF il The lot is about 80 10y
100 and ha ON it large number OF line fruit trees
in bearing, a good garden, excellent barn and
plenty OF water sc, For further particulars en-
aure OF IRA W. CLARK.
GEO. S. HOPKINS.
Middlebury, W., Augusta ith, 1863. 22tf
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New-York Produce Market,

A ID SEPTEMBER 4, 1869.
Quotations furnished by Messrs kgLLt, GnEG-
DRY, Commission Merchants, 30 Water St, New
Y urk.
BEANS 4 PEAS-0ur market has been dull
owing to the scarcity of Prime Beans, for which
We note Il demand Poor and plenty and slow of
sale Canada Peas ARE scarce; bur quotations
may be considered nominal
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esXXTE KNOW OF NO BOOK"

w says the Congregdi'ondiist, Of DIR.
Peabody's "REMINISCENCES OF EUROPEAN TRAY
Eli" (which would be better preparation for
trip to Europe, or which will more pleasantly re-
call to any one on his return, the pleasures which
he enioved abroad" Price 81 40. For sale
everywhere. Sent by mail. on receipt OF price,
bv II. o. HouGnroN { Co., Riverside Cambridge
Mass, Publishers. 23w3
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NJ XVL;.;,,2s tla,,t;s3 S,n,, ID "A QoLool

The Whiting BSptidlSrailay School
held picnic at that place onYhursday
last. There were from two to three hun
dred persons present and the arrangements
and refreshments were of the first order.
Everything passed off pleasantly and to
the ehtffcF AtiFattibh Of dveryonc, only
the weather fatty refused to be propitiouw<
A ray gold wind, keptIpp all day. There
were brief addresses by Rev. Mr.. Smith
of Whiting; Rev. Augustus Wing,of Bird
port ;sMr. Eugene T. Wright, of Middle
bury College Rev. NJ. Hubbard, of Graf
tons ,hhdlHoR Abel Walker, of Whiting.
The music, wasI furnished BY the Whiting
Band, W.f1El Casey, leadcr,l and the
Choir, Prof Morley, organist. Swings
were erected for then delectations Of the
little folks and some of the grown up
children also enjoyed this amusement.
lAo %. Erwin Crane; Of Bffdboft, has OBJ
tanned two hundred and fifty pounds of
honey, pure and strained, from single
hive of bees, this summer. Before the
honey comb is entirely filed and the cells
capped over by the bees, he, removes the
comb, and, by means Of a mechanical in-
vention which he hos prepared, he re-
moves the honey without any injury to
the comb. The comb is then replaced in
the hive and re-illed, and thus the pro-
cess Of fHihg and emptying the same
comb, goes on through the season. The
bees thus save for the work Of honey ina
king, all that large portion of the season
which otherwise is occupied in manufac-
turing comb. 1t is estimated that every
pound of comb costs the bees twenty lbs.
of honey. Mr.. Crane has perhaps cord
of honey boxes in his cellar, all filled with
the, choicest, purest, sweetest, beautifulest
Ladiectives 'fail-call 'it-honey His
bees are mostly the Italian breed. .'e"
BRANDoN--Mrs. Anna Fairbanks, wife
lbf ABiaF airbanks Of Brandon died sud
denly Monday night of last week. Mr.. FAIR
banks awakcd III the nj ght and thinking
that something was wrong about his wife,
attempted to awaken her, but not succeed
ing, arose and upon striking light found
her dead and coldl Her age was'hbout II
years ., :. AT a caueusoftBe Republican.
on Saturday evening last, Summer Brigg'
was nominated as candidate for town re-
preventative. Nj. Briggs represented the
town last year and served his constituents
faithfully and well. :. +. The following list
for Justices were put in nominations viz
Z. June, H. S, Mcclellan, R. V. Marsh
G. w. Parmenter, s, B, June, Volney
Ross, j. Q. Hawkins, John Capen, +. j
Ormsbee, Horace Ellis, Nathan S. Hack
w. A. Williams. The Good Templar
have a fourshing lodge in town and have
rented lodge room in Simonds' Blocl
where they hold meetings regular ever.
Friday evening. I' i'.t
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

We, the subscribers heing appointed by The
Probate Court for the District Of Addison Com
missioneIs, to receive, examine and adjust all
claims aud demands OF all persons against the
estate OF LAUREN DRAKE late
of Owen, in the State OF Illinois deceased AMI also
all claims aud demands exhibited in Offset there
TO and six months from the lzth day Ut August.
inst, beiag allowed by said Court Tor that purpose
we ID therefore hereby give notice that We vii
attend TO the business ui our said appointment at
the dwelling house ct u. ID. TAiuhell, 10 Middle
bury, ON the fourth Wednesdays Of September aln
January next, from one O'Clock, T. NJ, until four
O'Clock, z. NJ. JON each of said DAYS
Dated at Weybridge this 12th day Of August
A. ID. 1898 T.uH .0H
nfa A. u. HAY WARD, r,r,
9sw3 EDWIN LAWRENCE,J '"~
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CPECIAL NOTICE! ..
~
USE RENNE'S PAIN-KILLING
MAGIC OIL!
i"Ir H6RKS LIKE 4 CHARH.".

-'II NONhN nm r. 4 no ft.H.
The extraordinary cures made by the faithful
use of this great remedy has excited the wonder
of the world Every city, and village, and family
and every hill top, is eclioing the glad song
which brings so much hope to the suiierng-use
Renne's Pain-Killing Magic Dill, 1T works like
charm ~ The very stones OF tue streets are
redolent with this good advice There is nothing
like il when il is used thoroughly as directed, it
takes right hold of pain and kills it 1t does not
move il from one place OF the body to another,
Tut DESTROYS III where it exists, w our "Flank
Movements" Grant adopted our theory closer
and closer on the enemys own ground, until the
stion.s hold OF pain and suffering Yields, and the
natient is tree from pain, and is happy. What a
blessinl, in a family, The husband and wife, the
children and hired help, the cattle and horses aud
the stranger within thy gates, all made tominrta-
ble by simply using RENNE's PAIN-kIILISG MAG
10 on. And more than tins, it makes those who
sell it wealthy, gaining Tor them more and more
confidence Of their customers, because they keep
so valuable remedy in their store for sale DO
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iriendsY DO yon love yourself as Nou ought I;
Then don't neglect to purchase for Timely use this
sure remedy for Headache, TOothache, Neuralgia,
Cholic Pains Oho.eul., MubuF, SpIaips, Bruises,
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surel and purchase ,thai ssenuinai aYd keep II ON
hand and lie sure and use it, and tell Your neigh
bors about its virtues, and advise them to use 1t,
and If your Merchant where you trade has not got
il in his store urge him TO send Tor IT, and II lac
will not send and get it tor you, send Tor it your
self. BE sure and have il. sold by all druggists
merchants and grocerS.'
WIN. RENNE, Sole Proprietor and Manui.,
1ittsield, Mass.
Sold in Middlebury by
2OyI Ii. a. SHELDON, Druggist.
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ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND
LIVES LOST yearly from The Use Of
l-.. Ito u 4 &c d.

Iypi~ IRON a &C Ol./I a
Save your money aud restore your health. by
using Dr. Byrd Antidote for Tobacco This Is
not a substitute but a cure Tor smoking, Chewing
andlSounEakm4 Z fewpctedns Ore aware OF the
terrible affects Of tiic noxious weed on the human
system. Dyspepsia, Headache, Disease Of the
Liver, Sqllow Complexion, Costyeness Of tile
Bowels, Loss Of Mehiory aid other diseases are
the Affections brought on 10y its use. The Anti
dote is purely vegetable aud harmless. 1t .cts us
a tonic on the SYSTEM puries the blood, and en-
ables person to digest the heartiest food. SAM
pies sent free ior 90 cents-S3 per dozen.
Address NJ. j. Yarnell sc Cannon 81, n. Y.
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WANTED, AGENTS-FoR TIE
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Edited by Geo. +. Warlng, Jr., author OF Drain
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NOR BLACK WORMS AND PIMPLES ON
II, TIE FACE use PrRns Co,u:poNE AND
HSirLasRENEpY, prepared only ByI b. G. Per-
nv. AZ Bond ST.. New York. Sold everywhre.
The trade supplied by Wholesale Druggists,
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