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S9I3, Al q.
Receipts, { taxable) 1249,17
Rrised twenty cents on the dollar
for winter road tax. During the year
there have been s paupers, 8 maria
ges, 20 births and Is deaths.
IKAsBuRGH.-IownC Clerk, VIM. u Iy-
Ter. Treasurer VIM. B Denison. Select
men, Perley Hill, Albert A Webster, Geo
W Ordway. Overseer of the Poor, Geo. +
Norton. First Constable, Sedgwick W
Allen. Auditors, Geo Nye, John L.
Dodge, Joel Warren. Listers, d H Web
ster, E P Church, Eben Grant. Trustee
VIM. B Denison. Town Grand Jurors
Perley Hill, JohnL Dodge. Town Agent
PerleyHill. Supt., Leonard S Thompson
County Com, j B Wheelock, 81.
Raised 80 1-3 cents on the dollar to pay
incidental expenses. Raised % cents on
the dollar for roads, &c, same as for stat
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CHARLESTON.

MoVED.-Dr. Brown, instead Of
moving into the J. Wheeler house, &C
cepted an offer of Mr.. Chase-hiS faith.
er.in-law-and moved three-fourths
of a mile from the village.
observation-disclosures Gilmore from
St. Johnsbury, lectured in the Con
gragational church on the evening of
March 4th-subject temperance. He
told the story of his fall and degreda
tion by strong drink, and Of his re
covery by Divine grace. The weather
being severe, the audience was not
large, but it is hoped much good was
done.
Mr.. EDITOR Having elected last
Tuesday a town grand juror to sui
those in town engaged in the sale of
stuff called ardent spirit, and having
county states attorney IN sympa
thy with them, the rummies doubtless
feel quite secure in pursuing their in
iquitious traffic in the blood and soul:
Of our young men-and some old mer
the present year.
West Charleston, March 5.
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,sNHE TANITE EMERY WHEEL Cuts fast
I does not glaze, gum, heat or SMELL and is
cheap. For circulars, address THE TANITE Co.,
StrOudsburg, Pa.
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THE STANDARD.
The items marked with star are taken from
the Express, (Newport.)
Local News.
BARTON.

Cow DEAD.-N. G. Ufford Of Bar
ton lost one of his best COWS on Mon
day night of last week.
BROKE DowN.-The west wing of
our fair ground buildings-that used
by the ladies-broke down last We'd
nesday night from the great weight
of snow on the roof. 1t is a total
loss--is smashed as fine as kindllng
wood. Notwithstanding this catas-
trophe shares are as buoyant as ever.
The Gold Medal Sewing Machines
sold by F. P. Cheney are popular
and becoming more so daily. See his
new buttOnholer.
DoNATION.-A very pleasant social
gathering was held at the house of
Mr.. S. Fisk in the mountain district
last Wednesday eve., to which Rev
VIM. A. Robinson and wife of this
village were invited. Besides the
pleasure of meeting with a goodly
number of their friends, they received
the substantial tokens of their good
will to the amount of more than thir
ty.fve dollars, for which they desire
here to express their thanks.
COVENTRY.
The spring term or Coventry Acad
envy began last Tuesday, under the
tuition of Mr.. E. G. Baldwin and Miss
NJ. E. White. The present number o
pupils is thirty-five.
Geo. II. Walworth. Esq, has per
formed another signal act of liberal
ity to the Congregational church anC
Society, by the gift of a large chande
lier for the main audience-room of the
house of worship.
The town meeting at Coventry was
numerOhsly attended and the bushes,
Of the town was tremendously trans
acted. In only one instance was i
necessary to resort to the ballot, fOl
the election Of any officer. 1t appear
ed from the selectmen' report, tina
the current expenses Of the town haC
been about $500, of which $3.50 wa.
for a new bridge across Black rive
in the North neighbOrhood. The ex
penses for the poor were about $500
Of which nearly third was directly
chargeable to rum.
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OFFICERS:
| CLARENCE H CLARK, President.
JAY COOKE, Chairman, Finance and Execu-
tive Committee.
HENRY D. COOKE, Vice President.
49, SON w PEET O.. n+nar,,
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-02-06
EXEMPT FROM STAMP DUTIES.

Anidavit' in legal proceedings exempt,
Acknowledgements Of deeds, exempt
Assignment, or certificate If shares Of -, Il IN
any incorporated company, for which a new GER
tifcate is issued EXEMPT
All papers in tax suits exempt.
tertihcate Of record on the instrunentrscover-t
or entered upon book, exempt
Seftihcate Of welghi-sninais, coal, wood, Or
other articles except ores, exempt
Sertifca'es Of birth or death, exempt
Deposit note with Insurance Companies when
poiicy Is subject 10 stamp duty, exempt
premissory notes. ~
smpt.
for the satisfaction Of any mortgage or jude.
mens, or decree Of any Court. EXEMPT
Insurance limited to injury to persop. nhiIs
travelling, exempt
ofheiai documents, instruments and ran.rs
ssoed OF vlsed used BY officers Of the State. ex
empt.
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There has also been paid to the Treasurer the
following sums a. collected by the late District
Attorney ~ due on the delinquent list Of the fol-
lowing wear
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| 1o'ai receipts Dy Ireasurer......... $50 ,o12 =.
| Upon examining the papers connected with the
| collection If these sums last entioned it became
apparent that the paid in on account of the
| delinqaencies of 1854 should have been appor-
toned and paid in under the separate heads Of
| state and County Taxes and OF additional 10
| years 1865 and 1866 should, in each case have
been paid in accounts separately derived from
State and County Taxes" '.firs Department
Tax and additional 10 per cent. for dein-
qaency.''
Paid in in the manner thew have been the County
Treasurer hys been compelled to view the entire
sum for each year as derived from the delinquent
State and County taxes, and therefore to 81 ap-
portion the sum as derived solely from that source
in each year.
The Auditor might have been justified by the
face of the receipts in following the same course
but having Official knowledge that portions Of
each Of the amounts 80 paid In came from two or
three separate sources of revenue, and which
were to be apportioned on different principles
he has thought it best not to apportion those
amounts upon his books until it can be ne cor
rectly, and whch can only be done after N cal eful
ex animation Of the several delinquent lists shall
show how those aggregated amounts should be
sub divided acco ding the proper heads of rev.
enue from which they were derived.
The with holding Of these sums FROM, apportion-
ment At the present time by the uditor necessa-
rialy produces deficiencies in the Treasurers and
Auditors books rs to the sppor tionments and Is |
to the balances in the several funds for the first
time since they have been in Office but these dis
crepancies will cease, and the books Of the two Of
ices will be made to agree again, soon as an ap-
portionmsnt OF these payments can be made, in |
accordance to the sources from which the funds
were actually derived, and the necessary entries
he made in the books Of both offices. The diff
,ulty originates entirely out of the want If
proper sP. cifcation Of the different sources from
which the funds were derived, at the time the
were made; there not being the least
eason for surprising that the late District At,ors
iey has not paid over every cent of the money for
which he is accountable.
The moneys received by the Treasurer. exclu-
I've 81 the 81 ,os2 ~ before mentioned. being
50. 80 10 have been apo, toned follows:
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Dissolution of Partnership

JOSEPH HILBERT AND MlRCKLLE DORE
u have Thu day dissolved partnership BY mutual
e"nsenf. md the nrm will now exist andsr the
name Of CARDINAL HILBERT in the busin ~
Of Saloon Keeping Oh Cafios street, Carson City.
Nevada.
December y, 1905 d3.ln
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Il L Q u O h hu n
Or, FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS,

These Pills arc now acknowledged by tho sfe,iI.
cal Fraternity to be the only safe, mild and eff
cIcious remedy 70 be depended in long standing
cssss o. suppression, irregularitv, stopping Of
the functions Of nature. the neglect Of which IL
the source Of such deplorable effects the female
frame In no case should these Pills be taken
when tho patient has reason to believe she il.
sScIESrE. Price IS. Remit the amount a. above
and they will be forwarded with full directions for
use, CURED AT HOME.
Patients residing in any part Of the State how
sver distant. who may desire medical advice on
their respective cases. and Who think proper sub
NIT written statement Of such in preference to
boiling personal interview are assured that their
communications vii Be held most spcred.
All letters and money mus. be addressed
BENZ. ?. JOssELYN, ND, ktsmo
$50 Warrington street.
SP. Q. San francisco, Cal.
ocG.tf
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Total receipts by Treasurer... $50, ol2 9
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COUNTY TREAsuRER's REPORT.

To the Hon. Beard of County Commissioners Of
Ormsby County: Gehtlemen-I herewith submit
my Report Of the business Of the Trsasurer's Office
for the six months ending December 81, 1865.
My last Semi-snnuAl Report dated July 9Th,
1865. showed cash on hand in the several funds
f,1ln
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GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE,
II. Greatest Discovery IF Gtis any other -is>.
Prentive Powders for Married Ladies.

These powders will be fund Of essential value to
these whose means. health, other circnmstaii-
oes do not permit them to increase the number of
their family without Inconvenience, Suffering and
p-rhsrs risk Of life. This preparation is new safe
infall bic, convenient and simple, and cannot in
Jnr. the health of the most delicate. 1t curtails
NJ privileges. but gives strength and vigor. Nor
ally iiered it is # the highest utility aud sus
:.ined by the souaiest principles of prud-n e and
virtue. Their use should be avoided at certain
times Price S10 box Sent any part Of the
Coast perfectly safe from suspicion.
Remit the amount bv Mail or EXPRESS addressed
70 BENZ +. JOSEELYN N. d
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During the last six months there has been trans
ferred from the General Fund" to the dis
trict Judges Salary Fund" to make up deficiency
81 $50 Is.
These appointments added to the balances in
the various funds on the LIST of July, lses. have
made applicable To the payment of the claims
against them, the following sumo to-ui,-
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PRIVATE MEDICAL INSTITUTE
Established by
DR.. j. G.. YOUNG, in 1850.

L has enjoyed on this Coast An uninterrupted
s1ccess Of eighteen years, and has become one Of
lie most celebrated Institutes of the age
rhe great number actually received and cured,
place il in point of number of patients among the
Tery first Of the world and the success OF it, treat.
neut second to none.
PRIVATE DISEASES
IN Hsle and Irregularities in Females are the great
testroyers Of health. They insidousiy attack tn.
system, AMI gradually unirruDe and destroy i,
i4ey drive the bl 'orn from, the cheek, the lustrs
tFon the eye, the strength and Yixor from the
trAne, they give puny an dise.sei offspring and
poison, through successive generations the race OF
irSn. The marks can be r-en in Sc,ofula Con-
sumption, C'ippss, tho Id Otto, the Parslytc, the
insane.
There l. no more terrible scourge to the human
race thai those Diseases arising from the cobtami-
nAiIon 'eneriai Pos"n- The m:dest FORMS by re-
-resting t. the blood, hold ever the allie
ed the sword of destruction that is liable at any
'nameut to fall ami blight-to utterly desiroy-aI
earthly hopes.
MERCURY recogu;z ed as the NEST FATAL |
MEDICAL ENEMY to man. co,nb.nina; with the
veneriai, doubles his dangers. Those who have
been treated with that perncious MINERAL pol
soS, arc It cured the disease has only assumed |
% NOR BE SATISFIED WITH PARTIAL CURES
That leaves the poison to crawl through the sys-
ten, eating its way into the tissues aud organs
beneath the apparently smooth surface, to burst
out in the future with virulence that wilt Nafit.
the effects Of medicine When Perfect CURES can
De obtained by consulting physician. when long
practice and thorough investigation into the cause,
IF Diseases OF the CNNARY ORG ANS enable to
det-rmius at once the Cause of the disease. |,
In all diseases entrusted To the Doctor care;
PERFECT. SPEEDY. and PERMANENT CURES,
In all Gases Cures Guaranteed.
In Syphilis and its adjunct., Gonno-rb,e. and
accompany ia diseases; all disorders If the Biad-
dor, Kidneys aud postate; Simnal Weakness: | i
Diseases of the Heart AMI Lungs; Dyspepsia; Indi-
ges,ion. 1mpotency; lncipient Consumption, and
I'll diseases of the uuary in either sex cure
a. xkys warranted OF No PAY required
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Notes.

proposals must be 10 carry the mail with ''ce !
erlty, certainty, and SECURITY, using the term.
oil fhe law, and they must be guaranteed Ly ~ .
responsible persons, certified as such by Dor
master r judge OF a Cont Of Eeccrd
No pay Will be msde for triss not reformed
anc Tor each ofsuch oniissios not Satisfactorily \,
piained three times the pay Of the trip ua, b.,
deducted For arrivals 50 far b-hnd time q. T.,
break connection with depending mails and No,
stHiclentiy excused, one urth OF the conn er-,-
non Tor the trip Is subject to forfeiture Fine.
VIII De imposed, unless the delinquency be sSri.-
i"ctoily explained, for nsgiecting to take the
nihl from or INTO post Cflc.: for suffering i, To-
De injured, destroyed, robbed or lost and for re-.
iusihg after demand, 10 convey the mail a. fire.
4uehtiy as the Contractor run OF is concerned in
running, vehicles on the route. The Postmaster
GENERAL may anuul the contract for disab-,in, the
post once laws or the instructions If The petart
ment- lie may alter the schedule OF departures
or arrivals and also order AL Inc Tease ef s.Iy,.
oy hio~ihg thereon pro rata increase on The
contract paw He mat also curtal or tIscontiuu,
me service IN whole or in part, at Pre- rata de-
crease OF pay, allowing one months extra corp
on the amount Of service dispense.
with Bids should be addressed 70 the second
a sstsLant Postmaster General" supersc,jh-a
fropossls OF Nevada, 4" and sent bv mail
for forms Of Proposals, &C. and other informs
.ion see advertisement of this date in psmphl-.
arm, at the principal post Offices
ALIEN. ". RANDALL
Postn asfer GtIerai
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POLITICAL.

HARRISBURG, Penn, March 23.--The Com
mttee Of the Legislature the contest between Jndge
Thayer and Judge reenbank for the seat the District
Court bench of Philadelphia win report tomorrow that
Thayer elected by l69 majority Greenbank DEM
returned by the Election officers by 125 majority
FROM RICHMoND-ARREsT OF GOV. WELLS AND
OTHERS.
RICHMOND, Va, March 23.-Last night aboub
10 o'clock the Police arrested Gov Wells ii. C. Bond,
Register of Bankruptcy, and L. T. Dudley, Secretary OF
the Republican State Central Committee, the charge
OF puroinng from the Posto Office letter written by W.
H. Samuel exsecretary Of the Republican State Central
Committee, Edgar Allen exmember Of the State Con-
stitutiona Convention The parties before United
States Commissioner Cahoon to-day, aud baied
til tomorrow, to which time the was continued
This is the charge that published at the Pc
tersburg Convention.
THE SPECIAL ELECTION IN INDIANA--THE DEM
oCRATIC sECEDERs REELECTED
INDIANAPOLIS, March Especial elections
held to-day in 40 counties for members Of the Legis
lature to I'LL vacancies caused by designations TO avoid
the passage of the XVIII Constitutional Amendment In
nearly every county the resgning members renom
mated, and in all they elected only such
certain of reelection having resigned. In very few
counties was there any opposition; in all the vote
very light 1t being impossible TO awaken interest over
the Issue.
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TIE WESTERN GRAIN TRADE.

ACTION OF THE MILWAUKEE, CHAMBER on
COMMERCE.
MILWAUKEE, Wis. March 23.-The Commit
tee OF the Chamber Of Commerce TO whom referred
the proposition presented by the Warehouse and Ele
waiting Associations Of NewYork have reported series
of resolutions the effect that the Milwaukee Board OF
Trade heartily approves Of the proposition that all grain
should be discharged from canal boats Immediately
arrival at New-Yor; the of eeyatng and storage
at the same time being reduced TO one-hah those
charged and respectfully recommend receivers aud
dealers IN NewYork and elsewhere to unite with tho
Warehouse and Eeyatng Associations In devisDg such
system will best accomplish this end. Also the follow
ing: ~,
grain eabosd cities Introduces eement Of risk and uncertainty
legitimate imposing heavy
and actual losses deaers and the
establishment Of the system Of selling grain only for delivery mpe-
esoIred That the charges levied evatng transfer
Eastern Lake ports and especially The port Of Buffalo
being maintained only BY combination
which eny opposed to the necessities OF
principles recognized the OF commercial
while protest against this
We notice pleasure being grain
Buffalo bring about reduction the charges On graa
Resoce That the heavy tolls levied BY
produce passing her and baru
the Western trade Injurious alike her interest aud annually
turay follow the Rns Canal TO seek other channels outlet thereby
essebn completeness Of equipments and rendering transportation
Important shipping PORTS ke renders depend
s afforded BY the State Of Hefok for the aDspof
alton Of our produce and a'Sa' he oar e s% ,S a'S
calls for the reduction Of tolls and the
produce lessene develop
suited position and much OF the trade that
cheaper transit and shall suffer ia with NsWlk
IN less Of large portion the trade that ems belongs
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.

search for the corvette lie Marge which sailed from
Saigon on the ist of November for Yokohama me
which sailed for the place fifteen nOnfs ate mao
returned to Saigon dsmasted and otherwise injured by
typhoon 1t is believed that the La Marge I9nndersd
Islands and about there and would send the Oneida
down the coast OF Hainan and Cochin China. ihe hea'
Among the Enclosures in the dispatches letter from
the Prime Minister OF Siam to Admiral Rowan ann9qne
ing the death OF Prabal Sourdet Phra Chom kow KING
of SIAM His Majesty died the list OF October. having
been sick tile 2th OF August he was o. yssts o.
duties are to attend the royal clothed His Majess
remains in regal robes, and deposited them IN goaea
and placed in state IN the wings OF the palace called
DOotcna Let aha Prasa according e tae
Kings Of Siam. The princes. relatives OF on ms
late majesty and the Ministers Gs OF them sno %o
consulted together and unanimously agreed TO the ae
eeson of the eldest son Of the late Majesty 70 .ns b
choice and merchants and traders Ol0 Ned up the
cations IN p and as RSwa
with Of coincidence, and also congratulated ne h
isters aud royal family upon the happy cfownnR Inc Of
friendly and liberal policy toward tho Umted S'a'es
which marked the reign OF his father ,,.o.., o. n
Commander Carter, commanding the Monocacy, III |"
dispatch from Yokohama OF Dec 81 states tnat on APP
picaton Of the United State: Minister he expected 70
take him to Yeddo the I'D OF January IL was under-
stood that all the foreign Ministers would have inter-
sry' The English French. and Italian Ministers wero
taken YeddO the vessels OF their respective nations
Minister Van valkenburg advised. Commander Carter
that the American Mars had proceeded Yeddo
the 18th Of December for the purpose OF taxing en-
board soldiers be conveyed ia Hakodad and re-
quested him take such measures as may be necessary
TO prevent her committing the eontenpia s,c,
breach OF neutrality, which, IN the opinion
OF the Minister, involved additional risk To
the lives and property Of American citizens at that port
who have to rely upon the observance OF strict neutrality
for immunity from danger. In accordance therewitn
Commander Carter advised the agents of the vessels
owners, and the contract thrown up. The ALof.
steamer of the Pennsular and Oriental Company 1t is
said. got the same charter with the knowledge OF tc
British Minister. She went TO Yedd0 and retured To
Yokohama with large number OF japanese on board
Subsequently the AzOf and North German steamer went
out bound the vicinity Of HakOdad AT last accounts
from there all quiet and the foreign population
seemed ejoced at the change Of rulers No apprehen-
sion OF danger felt either to person or property
Reports have been received from Commander English
OF the IriQuois, dated Manila, Dee. 80.