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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-06-17
SsermDaen am 1. Sanuar 1869:

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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-25

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IN Die vpr5agIidfen 2artens 8hotD.
eraphien fur $3.50 per Oukent ii
@aibnsar's @alerie. ma26 limo
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-25

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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-12

Estate Of C. H. Williams, (deceased): T. and
C. tax, Is IS, delinq, 81; assessed upon lots
Nos 2 and 3, in block No. 1, p. and G. division,
Carson City, and improvements thereon. valued at
500 90.
Edward B. Harper, 8 and C tax, 20 u, delinq.
OF; assessed upon fhe east IA feet of block No.
l, T. and s. divisioe, Carson City, and dwelling
house thereon. valued At 300 o. % feet fronting
on west dc Of Curry street by IS feet deep to the
westward commencing SIS feet south Of Washington
street In block No. Is, Phi lips div. Carson City,
valued at lOe 90; solvent debts waIsed at 200 W,
and hogs valued At 20 90. Total, go 90.
S. D. Megesth: s. and c. tax, 6 20. delinq,.
67-lOO; assessed upon the n. half of B. No. ~, 5.
7. and S. div. Carson City, valued at 80 w; lots
Nos. 2 8, and Q, in b. No. ~. Musser's div.
Carson City valued at so 90: also B. No. % In
sam- div, valued at 100 90 Total, 200 90.
Francis llelling: S. and c. tax. 0s: delinq:,
.0-1OO; asse-sed upon lot No. s, in D. No ~ ..
r. and :. div, Carson City. valued Mt 10 90; lot
No 8. in B. No. !, same div. and dwelling house
ther con, valued at 200 20. Total, 30 90
Robert Is. sharp: 8. and C. tax, SO 50; dellnq.,
3 IS assessed upon lot Of ground in Carson CITY
described a. the N half Of b. No. l3, p. and g IS
div. Carson City, valued at Toe 90; merchandise,
or stock in trade valued at $50 00S household fur
niture valued at $50 co. horse valued at IS 70;
cows valued at $50 90; l sewing machine valued
at IS %; house at NV. corner Of Carson and
S-capd streets, occupied AS dentist shop, Saised
at 100 90. Total, 100 90.
Estate of II Van valkenberg. deceased: s.
and tax OIL deinq., 20-loo; assessed upon
lots Nos 2, :, and 10, in 3. No 10. valued at
Is 90 each 6o 90 being in Curry's div. Carson
CITY.
John Burgoyne 8. and c. tax. 81 81; delinq.
5 AZ; assessed upon lots Nos -hd 10. and east %
feet Of lot No. s. in b. No. IS also south 20 feet
of lots Nos l and 2, and S. 20 feet OF b ~ feet
of lot No. s. in same block. valued at so %, being
in Mu-ser's div; wagons valued at AGO %
horses valued at 500 90; l mule valued at IS 90,
Total O21 90
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-12
rro THE FOLLOWING NAMED DEFENDANTS

i and to all the owners Of, or claimants to, the
real estate and Improvements thereon. or improve
ments, when assessed separately. hereinafter
described known Or unknown.
You are hereb, notified that suits have been
commenced in the Justices Court of Carson Town
ship Ormsby County, Nevada, before 4. Waltz,
Esq, Justice Of the Peace in and for said Town
ship. County and State, by the stare Of Nevada,
plaintiff, against each Of the defendants horcin-
after named, aud each of the following described
tracts or parcels of land with the improvements
thefeon. and improvements, when separately
assessed ana all owners Of or claimants to, the
same known or unknown, to recover the tax and
assessed to said defendants against
said property for the fiscal ear, commencing
january l, 1s6S, and ending December 81, 1865
and that a summons ha. been duly issued i'll each
case; and you are herb, flu Their notified that
unless you appear aud answer the complaint filed
in said caa-e, on OF before the
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-12
Medical and Surgical Notice!
DRS, TJADER & MUNCKTON

ship for the practice Of medicine and sur-
gerry. Ones ever Munck tons Drug store, where
they will always b. found when not probationary
sagaged.
Oa1son City, March let 1see
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-12
II r. g N Q h Il II h a I.
Or, FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS.

Thess P.lls ara now Acknowledged by the Msdi-
cSl fraternity b. the only safe mild and eff
clci,us ernsdy 20 be dependa' on in long standing
eIsss suppression, irregu!a-ity, or stopping o.
M, fr,,cti1,. of nature the neglect Of which is
the source OF such dsp!orabls effects ;he female
frame. In no csss sh"u these pills be taken
when the patient hiss rsAs"n tn believe shs is
sxcrr TX Price S. Remit the amount !. above
.ot they will lbs forwarded with full directions f,r
sse CURED Ar HONE.
PATENTS residing; in anv pert Of The State, how
evsr distant who mag desire medical advice on
their rs.pectiy. cases. and ~he think proper osub
nit written statement of such in preference, TO
Holding persona interview. are assured that their
.--..irs t;nns viii be held mast sncrcd
e-.s ,<t.e~s anil Eicn.y rlust 10 addressed
BENZ r. J1SSELYN, NJ D., stamp
S3S Washington street
&PO San Francisco, Cal.
Sc16.ff
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-12

These powders will be fund Of essential valxe t"
ta,,sa whose msans. he:,lrh OF other circumstan-
eas d. not permit than to increase the number OF
,beir family without Inconvenience. suffering. and
r.nlars risk of If, This preparation is new safe.
/ af.li be convenient and simple and cannot in
IRE the health of the most del care. 1t urtalis
-, privileges but gives strength and vigor. Nor
.s,y CON ii@rod it Of the high-s: utility, and sus
ta;neL BY he sonndest principles II prUden g and
virtue Tf-ir use -loGid he avoided at certain
times Prize $40 box Sent 70 any part Ut the
oast parf-ctly srfa fran suspicion.
RANT the amount hv Mai! 0 Express. addressed
4, BENZ. J0SEELYN. NJ. d
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-12
PRIVATE MEDICAL INSTITUTE
Established by
~. j. G.. YOUNG. In 1850.
No Cure. No Pay.
,sultation by letter OF otherwise, fRrz.
BENZ. 4. JOS>ELYN, NJ. D.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

has enjoyed this Cast an uninterrupted
,nc.e,. of eighteen years and has become of
ia mas, celebrated Institutes Of the age.
The great number attusliy received and cured,
Lac. it puint of number of patients among the
first al tire world and the success OF its treat
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-09-23

Now, why should not other counties
follow the example Of Mason and nomi-
nate their very best men men OF eype-
Tjence sud brains. who would rsice the
standard of Icgisn,ionl For instance.
why should not Marion county send
Governor Picrpointl lt'wouId be a
sacrifice for him 10 accept, to be sure,
but he would hardly refuse 10 make it,
And ia every countY, whera there is a
mSu pre- emipcndy distinguished for his
ability, his experience or his honesty,
why should he no, be chosen; so that we
might have o Legislature which in point
of ability would be a, cnoa a credit and
a benefit to the State; aud ono that would
so elevate tho standard that il would bc,
come an object with men Of that kind to
be chosen?
In answer to inquiries Propoundej to
him, Judge Polslcy has written letter
discussing with great force and direct
ness the platform on which ho is nomi,
uatcd We are unable 10 find room for
1t This morning, but will give il place to
morrow. 1t cannot fail to attract wide
attention,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-09-23
NsEEING TnE ELErMANT.N

4 couple oflads 10 Portage City, Wis,
climbed tree outside the ten to ge, Q
dead head" view of Forcpaugb's circus.
As soon as the elephant wus through
within the ring, the manager brought
him out and hilched him to the identical
Tree from the limbs Of which the lads
were viewing the circus TO "a boy up
tree" this thing looked little out Of
order; but they kept as quiol as death,
fearing that they would lose the closing
views OF The performance, OF be The SUBJ
jccIs Of the displeasOre of the circus man,
if he should discover them decd head
ing it TO his show. In due time The per.
formance closed, the crowd dispersed,
aud horror upon horrors, the keeper OF
the animals now added 10 the pcrils of
thef situation by hitching two smaller
elephants aud camel 10 the same tree.
Our lads now discovered that lbey were
in FOR night Git, as all hands had left
excepting theihselyes and the animals on
guard below All hope Of escape was
cut off About this time Romeo conclu.
ded to investigate matters about him,
and with his trunk commenced thinning
out the smaller branches. Our boys
commenced climbing also, until they had
got above his reach; and nov the cam
eI took up the Investigation, md pokiug
his ugly mug up among the limbs, he
drove the boys TO the very uppermcst
branches Of the tree, where they were
found, at day break, by their anxious pa
rents, who had been searching for Them
in vain al night, lettering and tossed
about ike bIockbirjs on the top Of a
rice stalk in a windy day. The boys
saw more of these animals than all The
rest Of the boys in town, and for
uothin',' too; and if they don! ,enem-
Der the time for the balance Of their nat
ural days when they sat up with Ro-
meo, then we miss our guess. The
phrase, seeing the elephant, had to them
practical application which they will
always remember.
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There is territory about the head
waters Of the Colorado, with an area as
large as tho State of Illinois, abou. which
nothing is known Of any practical valuo
One or Two persons have made the pas
sage through the great Colorado cunon,
and now and then pioneer hunter OF
minor has looked from the nights into
lis fearful chasm, But we know nolh-
ing of the typography of tho country,
what inexhau,tibe mines of precious
metals IL may Coutaiu, arj moro impor-
tont still, what great tobln lands and
rich valleys it may have adapted to ne.
ricuIture aud 10 The maintenance OF q
dense population, We do not even
know from authentic Gourcos whether
the Colorado is nuvigobIe above the
great Canon. aud we know even less OF
two OF three Of its largest ailments. The
Flax river is traced on maps FOR more
than two htndrel miles through north
eastern Ariz)nl; but the country lhroulh
which it flows has been shut out from
civilization, and even from thorough ex
ploroliou. Wa hear of fierce savages,
Of flood and droughts semi. tropical ver-
dore and of mineral deposits richer lbon
have been developed in any other part
of the counIry. We shall never know
how much Of truth or how much oH ic-
ton there may be ID these reports until
n thorough explanation has been made.
We hovo already stated that m oxpIO.
ring expedition under tho military sup.
ervisjon Of Mpior-Ganeral Thomas, will
be sent to this country during tho pTOs.
qnl season, comprising engineers, geol
ossts, botanists, and other scientific
men with all necessary appliances for
thorough survey of tho county, The
White Pine pioneers on the North and
South Pacific railroad survey nigh! be
able to tell Us something about this un-
known country within the next year or
lwo; but more imporlunt results may be
expected from the labors Of this military
and scientific expedition. II rich mines
and fertile lands obould bo found, it will
not be long before the current of popu-
iarion will SO; toward tho upper waters
Of the Colorado the construction OF
tho Southern Pacific railroed will have
much to do 10 Fastening The settlement Of
that county. San Francisco Bulletin.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-09-23
CALUMNY.

You cannot escape ceIumny, be you
as pure as snow, or as chasLc as ice.-
No matter how you may live you must
expect that you vii be slGudered, 1t is
impossible to escape it, and everybody
has, more or less, found itSo Nothing
in the vide universe will satisfy certain
choice spirits, but to slander their be'~
ters-it is their meat and drirk-t they
study calumny as science, and appear
to be commissioned BY Bslzebub for that
special purpose, no matter whether there
is evidence or not Of the lcgst semblonce
Of wrong on the part Of The assailed.--
They wish to make public outcry-it
fauens them. True the calGmuiated vic.
tim does not in all cases hear Of the Wit
operation. But If ho be public man,
lstles himself that he has escaped, lat
him inquire confdcntiOIly Of his negh
Dor aud aud be will goaway wiser man.
The Sonlerer is physical curiosity his
corporal organization no less than bis
mental structure, must be different from
Iono's pupil who has but Two cars and
one moa,h. He is an animated seiye
"a walking funnel--aud again like a
slagnnnt pool, he generates mtsSma pro-
paFra,es disease, He il as Pcsliledous
as a len in dog days. II simplicity en-
ter him, it comes onl compound, il prri-
~. n drug or a puddle. He is an echo
which hears and doubles, and whisper
ing gallery; for II YOU address him 10 So
cFet, in the market place he will tell yoc'
you did 80,
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From the Parkcrsburg Times
MASON COUNTY HAS SPOKEN

The Republicans of Mason county,
met in Convention, on September Cd,
aud nominated Judge Daniel Pol5ley for
the House Of Delegates, and Jacob Bird,
Esq, for County Superintendent. Tho
most important feature OF their Convex
tion was, the adoption, unanimously of
the following resolutions. Here follows
the platform adopted at our County
Convention En-
viii the Republicans Of Wood county
heed the warming If they shall not
follow the example of their brethren OF
Mason, and should not endorse the
movement Of the Republicans Of Onio
county spphuded by sveY prominent
Republican paper in the United SIa'e,,
they will deserve to DO defeated,
We rejoice with brother Tippetl at the
siguaI endorsement of his course by the
people Of Mason county.