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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-07-03
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n ASA UE n aLHAko 4SGEtle4Nll8
IL ing in Post Office July 1st.
A.-James w. Armstrong J. Adams. (col.)
B.-Miss Rebecca Badger. w. D. Bell, ESQ.
C.-Mrs Robert Copes, Thomas Cfhr,.
p.-Alrs. A. f. Dantzlef, DIR. j. T. Dun
can. f. G. Dannep, Esq, James C.. Disk,
Master Geo. Dillon.
E.-Ilenry Etercarue.
F.-Thomns Friday. Miss Afffe Funchess.
A.-Miss Harriet Goldst Gin. ,s.t
J.-Dr. J, w. Jenkins. Jerry Jones, Eek
iel NJ. Jones' DR.. Paul Jenkins. - sa
Joe Lee, (col.), Miss c. Lorick.
M.-Miss NJ. Milton, Mcssrs. John G. Mil
nor & Co., Mrs. Mondak Morrison.
R.-August Renke, Peter Rasef, II. mex,
(colored woman.)
s.-Chas. A, Spcrry, Simon Strornan. Rev.
j. C. Soll, Mrs. Molar Salley. tef3
T.-Iich'd Thomas, Mr.. Thomas.
w.-Thomas Workman, James Whitaker.
Y.-Miss Elizey c. Yancey. s1
Mrs. Joseph Zeigler. ~
T. X. SAsPoRTAs, y. ii.
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otism that will rise up from those myriad
of voices at the national jubilee of peace
at Boston--as it tones along the corri.
dors, and amid the vaulted dome of that
grand temple of liberty--as its thunder
GUS symphony reverberates among the
eternal hills and valleys of the land-as
its echo surges over the bosom of the
deep, toned with the hoarse sounding ac-
compartment of Oceans 6illowy music,
as it's mighty voice of melody rises like
the incense of prayer to Heaven, me-
thinks, tho shades of the past are ex-
humed from out its dusky twilight (!
Liberty holds her high carnival to day
in America /! and her votaries, and her
martyrs appear resurged from out their
sleep. Rome brings her manglcd Tully
as sacrifice to the goddess of liberty !;
a clarion voice peals forth-a Demos
thene--an echo-and utters prayer to
the mighty Divinity; pillar of stone
rises in the view, crumblipg pillar of
the long ngo, but its letters burn and
glow with light, aud tell the thrilling
story of sparta's king:
Go strangers to the Spartans tell,
That here, obeying her, we fell!
The martyr, Winkclreid, with those
words that shall echo through the Ger
mans universal Fatherland in freedoms
catholic vernacular, "Make way for
liberty" pours again his hearts libation
at her shrine.
Amid yon cloud of golden associations
from out the storicd past, appears n
scenc-tis at midnight, at the Capital,
a death-scene in grand drapcd cham
bor-upon his dying couch the Senator
lies at length Gods how pale, how
sunken, how near to death He scarce
ly breathcs. The great aud good are
round him. So still ! Hush he rises
on his pillow and the glaze of death is
in his eye, and voice, Il spirit voice it
is, for tbs near the confines of spirit
world-in spirit tones of elcqucnce-
"For one more hour in the Senate
Chamber to battle for the Constitution
and the South !" and, look he sinks, he
sasrs, and CALHOUN is among that
spirit land of martyrs who loved and
lived for liberty!
Aid lofty spirit. high-ciestcd and
kingly, r4oveasamid that phantom host,
aud not Americahs alone, but all who
feel the instinct of mans prerogative OF
freedom, recognize the features, the
lincaments, the profile of Washington .
Oh /! it may be SO, that this is liberty s
last revcl freedoms last jubilee. Ours
may be the last experiment as n peoples
right to live, but who can fail to see
these phantom associations, to feel these
historic memories, to be lifted above the
monotone of every day drudgery, above
the absorbing interest of self, and feel that
this is indeed day memorable in the
annals of humanity--a day prolific in
grand recolcctions, and pregnant with
instincts and hopes of lofty and broad
patriotism.
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ORAN0BBURG COUNTY.

PROBATE COUNT. =
Ef part, David Strock Adniinistraior Of the
Estate of Capt Jacob Smith. 20
NTOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT DA-
IN ril Strock will, on the 9th day of Aa-
gus, next. apply for final discharge as Ad-
mnistra:or of the Estate of Cap,. Jacob
Smith, deceased. f
THAD. g. ANDREwS.
july St Judge of Probate.
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q Y M E N EAL.

MAnnIED-on the 9th June, 1859, By the
Rev. Mr. Jones, Mr.. JACOB WILEY HEAN.
ER to Mrs. DRUCELLA HUFF. Ali Of
Orangeburg County, s. c.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-07-03
IN the District Court Of the

Il UNITED T1TES-F0r HE District OF
SoMh CdroiiHa.-In the Matter Of DrucHia q.
Robinson Bankrupt, Ex Pdrte +. " Dj65Ie
AssWnce.-Ia Bankruptcy.-Notice is hereby
given that ali Creditors holding Liens on
the Estate of Drucilla G.. Robinson Bank
rupt, that they are required to establish the
same before j. c. Carpenter ESQ, Register
in bankruptcy, on or before the 3lst day of
July, inst.
BY order of the Hon. Geo s. Bryan.
L. V. DlBBLE,
july 3-lm Assignee.
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Assignee's Sale.

IN BANKRUPTCY- the matter of Eman.
uel Ezekiel, of the firm of Ezekiel & kohn,
Bankrupts
Will be sold at Public Auction, at Orange
burg, c. H.. on tuesday 18th of July inst.
at IL o'clock A. NJ, the following personal
property belonging TO the aforesaid Bank
rups Estate viz:
Mhe.
lot of Seasoned Flooring Boards.
LOT of Bricks.
Conditions cash.
+. V. Dib5iE, NssgnEe.
E,tatc Emanuel Ezekiel, Bankrupt.
july '2t
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County TTreasursrr's Oflcs,
onAsoEBuno cousrr. July 8, 1869.
To the Tar-Payers of 0rangeJarg

-',-0 ~~1>~-'i - ehAy " icpos
To The Tar-Payers Of 0rangrJwy
County.
Notice is hereby given that win be nj the
several different places hereinafter named,
for the purpose of COLLECTING STATE
and COUNTY TAXES for the year 1883, In
the following proportions, viz
For, General Purposes of State
Government. 35-lCo Mills.
Interest on State Debt. .3 75-IOO
School Purposes. 40-1O0
Poll Tax.
County Tax.................3
Total per Centage. ............ Ioi
At BranchviIle on the 10th, and Goth in--
slant. So
At Lewisville on the 22d and 23d instant.
AT j. Hamp Fclder's Store on the 9th and
2Stl, instant fe3
At Easterling's Mill on tie S1st instant.
At Gleaton's Store on the I'd and Sd of Au-
gust. fa as >a
AT orangcburg C. II. every day thereafter
until the 30th day of August. ~ -
All Dcfanlters will be dealt with strictly
according to law t3
JNo. D. MOUNT.
july 3-2m County Treasurer.
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IN the District Court OF the

tEc DfSIrYct Court OF tie
Il UNITED STI T'ES-For tie District of
South Cdroina-in B0nkruptcy--Tn the Nattrr
Of Bar"en LriHgston Bankrupt, Er pdrtc Jas.
II Hdrisy.-Notice is hereby given 10 all
Creditors holding liens against the Estate Of
Barnett Livingstone Bankrupt that they are
required to establish the same before j. C.
Carpenter. ESQ, Register in Bankruptcy, on
or before the 3lst July inst
By order of the Hon. Geo. S. Bryan.
L. V. DlBBLE,
july st Assignee.
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that have arisen-our slaues, and the
mandate that man had interpreted the
voice of liberty and truth to be, for their
emancipation-the different occupations
and interests of the sections, the ar
rangement Of a tarif-questions of poll
cy and opinions between State rights and
centralizing parties-the recent interne-
cine war widening the breach.-these
have almost proved the ruin of the re-
public. But the hand of fate, which is
ultimately the hand of God, holds us
still together.
May we not hopo that time will
come when these interests that conflict
will be compromised, and that sympa-
thy of interest will, like the law of at
traction unite and bind this nation to-
gether in perfect unity and community
of feeling Is it not consummation to
be wished for {?
The recurrence of this Anniversary
should remind beth sections of the
country, of these memories and these
hopes, and each should sacrifice much to
promote mutual confidence. Is it not n
hope of patriotism that the day is near
at hand when all these questions that
vex and divide us will be settled, and the
spirit of peace, and not its form and
semblance, will spread its benign and
happy influence upon the land of liber-
ty!
Methinks that grand hymn of patri-
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June 12,3t
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-11-09

The Pedals conceive to be unaproachablo in
their beautiful, smooth, quality VIM. King.
1t is grand good instrument, and it does hon
or to the Builder IL. G. folger, Troy, N. Y.
They are among the finest instruments manu-
actured in this country or abroad.-lW. Il law
ey, fon dulac, Wis ..'' .
| am particularly pleased with the arrangement
Of the different rcgisters.-lW. ii. Bradbury.
No other instrument so oearly approaches the
organ. >. The Chorister, New York.
This instrument has clear superiority over
anything vet introduced among US. lndepen-
dent, New York.
The tunes and action are excellent Rev.
Mr. I.eavitt, Hudson, N. Y.
The more we use it, the better we like It'll.
b. Hague HUDSON, N. Y.
The Two Bank organ IIarmonium is really a
gem.-(J. w. Kinnicutt, Boston. Mass.
We,have foundithem excellent in all points con-
stituting good nstrument.-lJ. q. Cook, I. j.
Cook.
II looks and sounds splendidly.-IS. ID. Saxton.
Troy.
The most perfect toned meloteon | ever saw.
Guy +. North.
They fall back on such substantial merits as
superiority of workmanship beauty OF tone, and
reasonableness of price aud we must say that in
all these respects they are well worthy ofpraise.
II Musical Pioneer, August, 1865.
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frequent, when we have been told by The
owners of Hocks of sheep, which were
shown in a very tattored condition in the
spring, that they did not know what had
got into their sheep, they "thoy had to
feed them grain ever since February, or
perhaps since New Years" it could not
be poor feed that had caused tho loss of
the fleece. But in fact the harm was
done perhaps before New Years The
sheep had been allowed to lose their con-
dition in November and December, the
growth Of the fleece had been arrested,
and the interior works of the skin that
produced the pile of wool had boon stop
ped for the want of supplies. When the
works were again set in motion by n sui-
ficicnt supply Of food, they produced n
new crop which did not connect with the
old one. Nothing is more evident from
this than that the economy of the wool
grower consists in keeping his sheep well
fed during the carly part Of the winter,
and also well protected from storms, for
it is plain from the fact that wool begins
to grow even on poorly kept sheep, as soon
as the temperature Of spring permits the
animal economy to divert some of the sup
plies from being consumed in keeping up
the mere vital organization, to the increase
Of the fleece, that heat has as much to do
with the growth Of wool as with the
growth Of plants. Hence we say, give
sheep protection at an carly date in be-
ginning of winter, if you desire to keep
the fleece in full growth during the cold
season. LIRE Stock Register.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-11-09

Probably no part of farm stock pay so
literally and promptly for care and atten-
ton rs do sheep. The difference of one
pound of wool per head, at shcaring time,
would he regarded as an item OF no small
Importance in figuring up the value Of a
years clip from large flock ; yet there
is often much larger difference than this
in the income Of floeks, resulting from the
manner Of feeding, housing and tending.
Sheep may have good pasturage in sum-
mer, and good attention after the winter
season has fairly set in, and yet suffer for
want of proper care during the cold
storms Of fall and early winter, and from
an insuliiciency of food "botween hay and
grass" The following remarks which
we extract from the H,ch,gaa Hnme, are
timely and to the point -
Their is no season Of the year when
sheep are more liable to lose nearly all
they have gained, than during the fall
and carly winter and il they do, there
is an end to the hopes Of a crop Of wool.
For the want of food has the effect of
stopping the growth Of the wool, and the
moment the growth is stopped, the end of
the fibre is completed, a change takes
place, it becomes dead, in a manner ana
lagious to the stem Of ripe fruit, and a
renewal of good feed after these months,
and after the growth of the wool has been
once stopped, only prepares the skin to
send forth new growth that pushes of
the old fleece, and causes it to be lost be-
fore shearing time. The cases are not uu-
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-11-09

Tor the Best Cabinet Organ also tho First Prize
at the Kansas State Fair, and at the New Jersey
State Fair in 1867.
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Ladies, call and SEQ the largest
assortment in town


Fancy Hoods, i,ubias, breakfast Shawls, Wooden
Shawls double and single, Arab Shawls, &c.. Sc,
| would not forget to mention Just received. u
new and desirable lot Of Ladies' Back Combs
Dressing Combs, Coarse and + ne Combs Hair
brushes, ranging In price from jOcts TO 81, 100. |
also nave IA large quantity of WOOlen Yarns which
q with to close out, and viii sell the sumo cheap
for cash. keep constantly ON hand real Hair
Switches and Mohair Switches to match all shades
of hair, Hair Brads, Pulls, Platts and Curls and
IN Perlumery and Hair Oils we have everything
Bay Rum Florida Water, Cologne, Pomades
Halls Hair Remover and Martha Washington &C.
Ladies, don't forget that SHADES is the place to
get real Hair Switches io match all shades Of hair
Hair Braids, Pulfs, Flats and Curls, Soaps Per-
iumery.
| hope the ladies wiz not forget that keep con-
stantly ON hand FANcY lIEip DREssFs. CARS,
DgEss CARS. All the above articles offer
cheap for cash, ami thanking the public for past
iavors solicit a continuance Of the same.
WM. SIADE.
Middlebury, Septem 1869. n
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B OOK W OR x.
Claremont Manufacturing Co.


=, Also, il You wish for any hooks bound, such as
iiarpers, Godey's Peterson's, Tho Atlantic, and
other Magazines, Reviews and Pamphlets -or
On books re hound, or Blank Books made To or
der or u You wish Catalogues, Town Reports.
keoopts. lraiis Notes, BilI.Ifeads Posters. Stat.
ment Heads, or any thing else PRINTED. the
facilities OF the Company for doing it are such that
you can have II done not only better but quicker
than any where else
E r 3 ONS
not 50 fortunate to reside in Claremont can
send Their orders by mail and receive many kinds
OF Goods Whnh have been enumerated. In the
same way. Try them on dollars worth of note
paper or envelopes, or IA pack OF wedding cards.
and soc how youlike their work and prices. They
are also tue Publishers OF WaItons Vermont Reg
lister, The Vermont Directory. Qomerly Atwa-
ter - and a new New Hampshire Register, each
accompanied by good Township Map of the
State. and they are extensive dealers In DIARIES
for which they solicit early orders for Is7O--their
price list being now ready to DO mailed 10 any
dealer requesting the same. ..|.. ~
The proper address is
THE CLAREslONT MANUFACTURING Co,
Caremont NJ II.
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS
FOR 1860
j U ST ECEIV ED

w NJ $ l. \ ID f.,
Having just returned iIom New York, offers for
sale at Low Prices the largest and hest assort-
mcnt Of
MILLINERY & FANCY GOODS
ever brought into this Country.
HATS AND CAPS LATEST STYLES.
RIBEONS, PLU.HES,
RE u N en- ri " Ems,
BLOND LACES, Sc.
have also large lot Of
DRESS a. CLOAK TRIMMINGS
BULLION FmNGlS and llEApINGs TO match Dnrss
BrrroNs, silk and jet Real CiHNEt
LAcrs, YEIYT RlnnoNs, sc.
have this day rcceiye'I twenty five do.en
Is ! ID q !. O V H. S.
in black aad colors; line assortment ul Snckinn
and ready made Sacks; Winter Gloves a large
line Linen Collars and Guns; al,u Embroidery
Sets, and real Thread Lace Collars; Linen Collars
hemned, stitched plain aud lace Frenco Corscts,
Braiding Patterns, &C., &c.
large line lierrnann Zephyr Worstcds, Wors-
ted Patterns Slipper Patterns, Ottoman Patterns
Cushion Patterns. and everything in the Worsted
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-11-09
GA RIM FOR SALE.
EARM FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers for sale the farm for
merly owned by jacob Hoyt, more recently by
Norman Sturdevalt, containing about $50 acres.
Also the farm adjoining, recently owned and oceu-
pied by r. Jacobs, containing about 1i0 acres.
located about one and a half miles sou th of the
meeting house. on the road leading to Gen. VIM.
Nash's.
THERON STURDEVANT.
New Haven, Sept. II, 1859 sgt
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TESTIMONIALS

Of eminent Professors and Organists, we give the
following extracts;
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-01
State of Nevada. County of Orms by
o,srRICT ATTORNEY'> OFFICE
Notice of Suits Commenced

rJNO TIE FOLLOWING NAMED DsFEA DA. .
l. and to all the owners of or claimants TO- tie
rial estate and fmpr vemen stherenn, or improve
meurs, when assessed separately, hereinafter
described: known unknown.
You AZ hereb, notified hat suits nave oeeh
commenced in the Justices Court OF Carson Town
shin. Urmsby g. unity, Nevada, before Nai'Z'
rsf, Justice of the Peace in and for sad Town
SHIN County aud State, by the state OF Nevada
plaintiff, against each IF the defend uits horeih
.ft.r narre,i and ,ch of the following Described
,r,ctx or narreIs of land with the improvements
thereon and i'm, r,yements, when sepa "Itts
assessed and all owners Of, or claimants to, 'he
same knowi or unknown. to recover th- TAX anu
delinquency, assessed To said Defendants asaliIs
,;d nrop.rty for the f. seal ear, commencing
January l. 1865, and ending December 81 1908 ;
and that a summon, ha- been duly issued III eac II
case; and you are heret, fu Their notified ina,
miles. you appear ami answer the complaint hiea
in said caa,e, on OF before the
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-01
SUMMONS.
Nevada Rev. Stamp, so Cents. ]

IN THE DIsTKICT COURT OF TiiE SECOND
l Jud~iai District of the state of Nevada in
and for The County of Ormsby MARI HA j.
ORBErT, plaintiff, vs.. JOHN C0RBETT, de-
iendant.
Action brought in the District Court Of tbs
Sec and Judicial District Of the State of Nevada.
in and for the Comfy If Ornsby and the complaint
fl IN said COUNTY Of o. msby in the Office Of the
Cleia of aid District curt.
The state # evada sends greeting to John
Corheti, defendant
You are hereby IeIurei to appear in an action
brought against you uy the above named plaintin
in the UIstricr Court of the Second Judicial Dis
trict of the State of Nevada, and for the County
of Orm,by, and To answer the Complaint hled
therein q, copy If which accompanies this sum
uinri,) WI hin ten DAYS exclusive o. the day oil
service after the service y'u OF this summons
If served within this county; or II served Out OF
this county. but in this District, within twenty
days. othery-e within forty days or Judgment
by default wit be taken against You
The said action is brought to obtain a judgment
and decree 81 the Court, disSulying the bands OF
matrimu ny her tofore and " existing between
YOU. TIN. defendant, and this ilirtf, on the
crumbs of de erTIon failing to provlfe f'r the
plaintiff aud children, &C &c, and Tor COSTS Oh
suit All If which more fully appear hy COM
paint plaintiff herein filed ceitIled copy ei
wiz CHI il herewith sent you.
AID you are hereby notified that # Won fan To
appear and answer the sad complaint AS above re-
CURED. the said plntiff will apply TO the Court,
At the next regular term thereof, for the relief
prayed for in her mplant. and costs
>-N Given under my hand, ard the seal Of
AfEsf the Di,rri. Court Of The Second judicial
district Of the state of Nevada in and
fr+,,,. Cnutty af Ormshv this I'd day Of April, in
tie wear Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
49, :, T. ] EDWARDS. Clerk.
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ASSESSORS NOTICE.


TNIFTH DIVISION OF THE COLLECT1oN
r District Of the State of Nevada, comprising
the County of Douglas. Notice is hereby gwen
that the valuations assessments or enuinefatops
Of subjects liable TO dutv under the Internal Kew
enue Laws of the United States, made and takeh
bv Samuel D. King, Jr Assis ant Assessor inf saiu
Givi,ion and returned to me in the annual list fr
1859 will remain open fer the examination OF ~!
persons concerned, for The space OF Ten DAis
from the date hereof at the office o. the Asslsan'
Assessor Of said Division, in the town OF aIson.
between the hours of O'clock N. and r n
each ay and after the expiration of said ten Gays.
to wit on the Goth dav OF April A.D lsoo, ~ u
Office in Carson City, Nevada, Will receive an"
determine all appeals relative to erroneous or o.
cessive valuations, assessments or ehnmeraiion,,s
made and taken by said Assistant Assessor ~
nnoa1s 70 The "A. essor as aforesaid. must he mate
in writing, and specify the particular cause, ma.
ter or thing respet ting which decision Is reqnes
ciple Of error complained Of
WARREN WATSON, U. 5 Assessor
Genoa, april sth. lSco.
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ASSESSORS NOTICE.
U. s. Internal Revenue.

CIXTH DIVISION OF THE COLLECTION
- District of the State of Nevada comprising the
County of Esmeralda. Notice is hereby gwen
tina, the variations assessments and enumeTations
Of subjects liable to duty under the lntern*i
.eyenne Laws Of the United States, made and
taken by Ira P Hale, Assistant Assessor Tor saia
vision and returned to me IN the annual
list for 1863 will remain open for the examination
Of ali persons concerned for the space Of TEN
DAYS + ON the date thereof, at the once oil ing
.sistant Assessor Of said Division in the town Of
tnrora between the hours Of 2 A VI. and 4 P. "
each day and that after the expiration of said ten
DAYS, to W: on the 2oih day oi AprH, = u:
1Sf9 AT nv Office in Carson City, Nevada, will
receive and determine all appeals relative to er-
roneous and excessive valuations. assessments OF
enumerations r.ade and taken by said ASSISTANT
Assess r. All appe is to the Assessor, As afore-
said. must lie made in writing, and specify ths
particular cause. matter or thing respecting which
a decision is re4uesied; and shali moreover sta's
the ground or rnciple of error complained Of
WARREN WATSON. U. S. Assessor
Dated at Aurora, April sth, 1869. I'd
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dissolution Of Copartnership.

.,,uE CoPhRTNERSHIP HERETOFORE En-
istirg between D. McCarter and Daniel heiiy
in the blacksmith business has this day b en- Dis
solved by mutual consent Mr.. keily is siohe
authorized to collect all outstanding bills ana pay
all Indebtedness az airst the frm.
''' D. MoCARTER,
DAN'L KELLY.
Carson City, April s6, 1859.
r,. h,,,;nos, will he carried on at the old stand
ss heretofore, and liberal patronage IS respect
fully solicited hy the undersigned
ap17-1ms PAN Il