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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-01-01

EorICE TO THE CREDITORS AND Debtors
OF E. B. RAIL.-The year 1868 being near
Is close. f. B. Rail desires TO notify those
wiom he owes and who owe him to call al
this place of business in Carson and square
Up accounts. An annual settlement OF
business matters prevents errors and con-
fusion and gives all hand a fresh start, free
from debt and enables 20 start the Happy
New Year osperously and on an even
keel with all the world and the res. Of
mankind.
The New York herald., 1869-03-31

LOTS ON I44TH STREET, WEST OF BOULEVARD,
IL bargain 46c00 also three Gore Lots feet front
on Ffiy-sxlh street. for $780, also Block of properly on
Boulevard, running through 70 ST. Echoias for
v'''' "''' POTTER BROTHERS, No. 3 Pine street.
The New York herald., 1869-03-31

Eth AVENUE, CORNER s5rH sTREET-CHoICE PLOT
~ OF L0ts very cheap easy Others, 43d es.h
Streets Madison avenue, and street Lots all local.
lies w. II. SEYMOUR. III Broadway.
The New York herald., 1869-03-31
Var nen..el.er Estatc .


The wnole besulifsrIa,esu evc the grade OF the
Grand Drive aad the 81 Nicholas, both OF which
these them precisely
plot ms Madison square, opposite rita .venue Hotel with
the Mornng having relative position 70
the property offered ABOVE that Madon avenue has 20 Aad
square.
weches,-r county and the Harlem river with their bridges
bouevars groves and residences are spread out In full view
upon n map below.
The land from rs edge slopes rapidly down the
level of that portion Of the lying Washn
Heights snd Harlem and East rivera thus securing for Al
grade being l20 feet above tide water
The widening OF Avenue st. Nicholas II be gin once,
under the direction OF the Park
The report o tbs Commissioners OF Assess
ment Ia already completed.
Avenue 81. Nicholas
being diagonal crossing ali the parallel north OF
the Park b the shortest the
upper aud lower portions OF the city BY way OF Park
can begin Immediately.
10 70 be supplied 70 this vicinity al once AZ
the high service reservoir NJ High Bridge nearly completed
Dsance % the Eshth avenue ons block 70 the Hudson
River Railroad station al iS2d street. six minutes walk.
john MccLAvE, a Pine street
The New York herald., 1869-03-31
BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

A GOOD CHANCE OFFERED.-FOR SALE IN BROOK
n yn the northwest corner of Clinton and Lafayette
of those elegant -four story high soop brown
stone front French roof Houses h q and sSx4 lots 20 70 ITO
feet
The 2S foot House corner, with elegant bay window
facing south. These have been bull. by days work.
in the most thorough under the supervision of the
All modern improvements rerlee. Black walnut
'front.' and vesbue doors stairs and castings Of most ele
giant design black walnut sash and French plate glass; dining
and hall wainscoed In black walnut Independent aun
dry two bath three water closets eight wash basns
butler pantry about eighteen rooms twelve panes and
any amount of drawers for table nen dc hot air furnaces;
fifteen to twenty minutes y Green avenue; from Fulton
ferry; Ave blocks from Prospect Park grand
trance. Also chance for ssabing.
Pce, &2600 20 xS6QO about one-haf cash must be
70 be appreated immediate Apply the prem
ises, to THOMAS PAGAN, owner.
The New York herald., 1869-03-31

w APARTMENTS FOR HOUSE
w Keeping, suitable for family OF four persons (adutss
q The city Vicinity. address box iso Post once, wih
terms.
The New York herald., 1869-03-31

Ia gentleman now living abroad, With Furnturs and
about rs OF La nd, lated In the Of Great Bar
rIngton, Berkshire cciy, Mass, half nils distant from
Hosatonic Railroad Station. particularly desirable place
Address HENRY g. LEAyITT Great harrington, kass.
FISHER HOWE, 30 Maiden lane, New York.
The New York herald., 1869-03-31

WANTED TO RENT--A SMALL FURNISHED COT
w tare IN the country, within hours ride OF CITY Hail.
Rent nor exceed $500 Address, with full particular, y.
Il L.. Herald ONCE.
The New York herald., 1869-03-31

1roR sALE-AT RUTHERFURD PARK, 10 MINUTES
walk from station handsome Gotnic House, with
acres greenhouse barn. storehouss &c fruit In
great variety gem o place. &l5OO0 the land II worth
$4,000 Apply n the lumber yard OF n. Dunnsi
the station.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-26
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LETTERS FROM aaAZLETON.

Nh EDITOR, Dear Sir IL have often
wondered, while perusing the BULLETIN,
whg we did not hear from some Of our Ha-
zle'on friends. Was it because there was
no t..lent for writing among us, or was it
from neglect and indifference to the matter ?
1t must certainly be from the latter cause,
for know that we have ust as smart men,
women and children in Hazleton as you
will find in any other town in Buchanan Co.
Jesup not excepted. l had the pleasure Of
visiting that place few days ago and wa,
very much pleased with it, with the excep.
ton Of its mud sidewalks. have often
heard it called the city Of mud, but never
fully understood what was meant by it till
then, when was Immediately relieved Of all
mystery in regard to the term. l noticed
that your correspondent from that town in
his letter in Jour last issue, favored On ex>
citement on the subject Of side>wslks, and
paving Of streets. do not ksow - il would
be worth while, for they have got 50 used 70
wading in mud hat they do not mind it,
from what could we, for the mea wers
passing to and fro whistling Yankse Doodle
and other quick steps - II they were on th.
best paved streets in America. However
this is none Of my business and il they viii
have side walks, let them have them.
As TO our own town, there seldom any
thing happens to disturb the quiet Of .h,
people, farming being the principal business
which in degree accounts for i. We boas
Of but one beer saloon and I sn iseliasd I,
believe We could get along Just - veil, il no
be.ter, without that. II hes bssa very health,
with the exception Of few casss Of fever.
Isaa. Bavger, one Of our nsighbon, and |
man that always minded his owa business
and let other. aloss, had 70 yield 70 IL irel
grasp. He lea YES wife and sAsss shildrsa
We all join with them and mourn bic lssa
Youfs &C.,
LucKALEE.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-26

The Society met at Byron Centre, Feb
10th, in the afternoon.
The members talked freely on the ques,
.ion Of making fence, and gave their expe-
rience in building wire fence, hedge fence,
and board fences. Aessrs. Flickinger,
Dawes, Cross, House, Knight and others, f.
yored the wire fence, at q cost Of sixty.fve
cents per rod. Mills favored board fence,
at ninety,one cents per rod. All are favor
ably inclined to the hedge fence, and ~ far
As experience goes, believed that Lombard
or Cottonwood will make fence, the only
objection being that they sprous from the
root.
Many useful and practical ideas were ad'
vanced on the subject of planting corn
Flickinrer, Dawes and knight thought the
best time to save the seed corn was to pick
the best ears when picking the corn-it is
sure TO grow. Mr.. Mills thought the best
time 10 save the seed corn was to take .
sack and 60 through the field and pick the
largest ears before frost. All agreed that
the corn does best to press on the bill and
pack the ground, either BY stepping on the
hill With the foot or rolling the ground.
All agreed that il pays to draw the ccm>
most from the barn and sheds aud spread it
ON the ground and plow X under.
On motion the Club adjourned, to meet on
Saturday, the 9Th of March, at O'clock q
Byron Centre.
r. KSIGHr. Sec'y,
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-26

lowed thirty seconds to make good their exit.
Not feeling SO disposed, it is sufficient tosa
that at the expiration Of the time they were
removed with promptncss and efficiency
and the last news Of the man Of medicine
was, that he mounted bis steed and did not
stop until he reached Independence, and
searched the whole city for IN attorney small
enough to take up his case, his own health
not permitting him to plead for himself.
Mr.. VIM. Lewis has bought the stock ol
drugs formerly owned by II. s. Day, and has
taken for . partner z. p Freeman, and
moved opposite the old stand in the brick.
Mcssrs. Lewis 4 Freeman are both strictly
honest and temperate, and there need be no
fears Of their carrying on smuggling liquor
trade with their drugs and groceries. Suc>
cess to the firm.
A Temperance Concert was held Sabbath
evening at the brick church, given by the
Sabbath School, which was grand success
the audience was enrapt in silent atten'
ton during the whole evening, no stamping
or whispering, as We have heard not hun
drsd leagues from here. The last song Wal
the Temperance Pledge, which was signet
BY . majority ofover four-6ftns by rising u
their feet while the song Was being sung
thus acknowledging the Temperance pledge
1 ~
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-26

Tho City Republican Caucus was held .,
the Court House, pursuant 70 call, on Thurs
day evening, the 25th inst.
Mr.. J. F. Coy was elected President and
J. l.. LooEiA Secretary. N. H. Sanford
and 7. j. Marinus were appointed Te'lers.
On motion proceeded to informal ballo,
for candidate for Mayor. Result, C. F. Her.
rick &c, A. H. Fonda IL, L. ". Hart I, W.
A. Jones 3, D. S. Lee 3, E. Leach l, z
Stout l, w. II. Barton l..
On motion, G. F. Hsrrick Was unanimous
ly nominated for Mayor by acclsmasion.
On informal ballot for Marshal, 7. H.
Hunt received 30 votes, Thomas Sherwood
II, II. Spaulding 3, C. Heege 3, A. Fisher
2, JIM. Weart .. W. A. Jones 2, N. B.
Price l, c. b. Kapdy 1.
I. NJ. Hrnt WAS on motion unanimously
nominated for Marshal BY acelamation.
J. b. Donnan vas nominated for Treasur
cr by acclamasioR.
Thomas Sherwood was nominated for As.
SCISSOR by acclamation.
ID. s. Lee, j. r. Sampson and ". G. Don.
nan were elected Cay Central Committee fo'
the ensuing yea<.
On motion adjourned sine de.
J. F. COY, Prss't.
]. L. LooNIs. Sec'y.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-26
LErrEa From QUAsQUEroS.

EpIroR BULLETIN I'VE are not prepared
to feed you upon shorts" this week, - 10
the diet Of the editor Of the Mt. Pleasant
Journal: however, il we were able, would
chastise his witty correspondent for the in
suit inflicted upon bachelors.
There have been occasions offered sun.
cient to gil . column Of your paper daily,
such as street ARRAYS, daylight rows, aad
drunken broils but such are every day oe>
eurrences, and therefore are common, and
what is common i not news therefore Of
the most banefal only We will relate, and in
doing so will be obliged to become somewhat
personal, for which our friends will excuse
us.
The chief disturbance has been in relation
to the village school, which should be publ
lished and exposed, and settle the question
whether every citizen has right to chastise,
command, and even insult teachers while in
the school room and during school hours.
AsI have been informed, the Board Of
Directors Of our independent school district
met early in the winter term of school, and
established rule that all nonresident pu>
pills should each pay the sum Of e5. They
al complied except one Fletcher Cooper,
who pretended that he was going to make
il his home with certain Doctor, and con-
sequently was . resident and entitled to his
tuition free. But the Board not being vill>
ing to bs caught the second time on the sane
pretense, gave notice to the teacher to expel
him from school If he did not pay the re-
ouired amount. Immediately, Cooper and
his foster father had the Board Of Directors
arrested for malicious threats to extort mon-
ey. On motion the case was dismissed for
nsuiiciency Of evidence.
The next step Was to arrest the teacher,
D. W. Hammond, for assault and battery |;
. Jury, after about three minutes delibera-
ton. returned verdict Of not guilty. A
feeling Of rejoicing was apparent among the
crowd assembled in the court room, but when
Justice Crooks announced that the costs,
amounting to upwards Of $40, would etax.
ed to the prosecuting witness, deafsning
response Of satisfaction was manifested BY
The rapid play Of solslea:her on tho hard oak
Aoor.
All :his time the boy continued attending
school, bidding defiance to the actions ofthe
Da E,c.llv belieyinp that /" fOrbeAr.
ance had ceased to be virtue" at meets
ing of the Board, held on the l7th inst, @.
W. Heath, President of the School Board,
and H. c. Kellogg, one Of the directors, were
appointed committee to SEQ that the said
Coorcr be expelled from school.
The committee in discharge Of their duty
v;.;,ed the school at an early hour the fol>
lowing morning, and very soon Cooper and
Tho Doctor cams clustering uc to the school
room they we're met at the entrance and a.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-26
DrRoN LvCEUM.

BynoH. Feb. Goth. 1853.
Hsuse called 10 order By the President.
Adds Right appointed critic.
Essay by Mr.. Brooke ssbjsst. evils ol
oabbaA bssaking."
Deshnatioa 81 Newton Fliekingsf ;subjsst
"Naniae."
Addrsss By D. J. Iagington subject. trus
aim II education.
Reeess ave minutes.
oueotieo.
RnseIvss. That women have not I'D theis
risAb ftoa he foundAtioa q the world 70 IL
present tine.
Az, Mileoa Fliskingsr. d. NsKinsy.
Neg, a. L. Fliekisese. B. r. Knight.
Judgss, Bob. White, Leonard Sslls. james
Hamikon.
Dssisioa in favor Of the negative.
No Miscellaneous buslness.
Critic report. Miss AIDA Knight.
Reading Of the Aest, second and third chap
tsn II he fourth bsok Of Chroniciss, by 4isa
Hattie Wheaton.
b. Z A. DlsaI. See. Pro TEN.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-26
vAaD CAUcUsEs.

The following il . summary Of proceed>
ings Of Repsblican Ward Caucuses, held last
evening, afser adjournment Of City Caucus
FIRsr WARD.
Jed Lahe, President; J.B. Donnan, Sec.
retary.
DR.. H. II. Hunt nominated for Alderman
Jed Lake, J. F. Coy and A. J. Bowley
Com.
SECOND WARD.
d. S. Lee, President; J. L. LOOMS, Sec
retAry.
John n. Plane nominatsd for Alderman
D. s. Lee, D. D. Holdridge and VIM. A
Jones, Com.
THIRD WARD.
A. h Clarke. Pres; L. W. Hart, Sec'y.
Z. Cobb nominated for Alderman.
u. q. Sanford, Henry Fulton and Chas
Kirkhaa, Com.
FOURTH WARD.
J. P. Sampson, Pres; J. NJ. Weart, Sec
retary.
samue, waggoner nominated for Alder
man.
Dr.. George Warne, Com.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-26
SAMUEL wAGGONER

DErERRED.-We are so crowded with cor
respondence, this week, that We have deci>
ded 70 defer our account Of the improvements
in this city during the past year until next
week, when We shall have the space to do il
justice. We find also that We have not
worked of ION the outside) an edition large
enough to supply the prospective demand.
We shall work larger edition next week,
ard will supply any number Of papers re-
quired Al 6re cents each, neatly done up in
wrapDera
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-26

Nh. EDrroR The 6srcest storm is soon
over and quiet Is restored where al was
eommotioa before.
So With u, aner to intense excitement Of
he wssk o. two past he ordinary quiet Of
every day life seems more 20 thas ever, and
we hardly note the little occurrences thatars
ell the time happening about u, but that 20
70 far towards making up our lives.
The principle itens Of the week ars .
wedding and the dedication Of The Presbyte>
riaa Church. A few months ago the former
would hardly have besn noticed, but Of late
they ore becoming, like angels visits, few
and far between.
On this occasion w lose one Of Jesup's
fairest daughters, but worse than all, stran.
ger steps up and carries ber of, without 50
much 'as BY your leavsr
So quietly, TOO, was il oil done, that our
!! bachelor friends woke up one morning and
ftund thas thsy had lost another chance. In
love, ~ in everything else, Procrastiuatior
is Ne thief of-shs pretty girls. On Monday
morning Miss Florence Jackson was united
il marriage with Mr.. AcNett Of Norsh6sld,
Illinois. Rev. J. D. Caldwell officiating. A
lev persoual friends Of the family we're pres.
sot 70 witness tie Interesting ceremony, and
to offer their congratulations to tho young
bride and groom. TIE wedding party took
The evening train for the East, accompanied
BY the brides father, H. ". Jackson, Esq,
xho returns to his labors ia Washington.
The Presbyterian Church viii bs deaiea'
ted on Thursdsy Of this week. Rev. JIM
Boggs, Of your city, will b present. and ~.
sist il the exercises.
One week more and our winter term oi
school will close. On the whole we have
bad successful school, our County Super
intendent says, better than ever before. Yet
there is room for vast improvement We
think the present teachers have done remark.
ably veil, considering the materials with
which they have had to work. We wish to
say more Of this another time.
NJ. E. r. Thompson, Druggist, intends
putting up 6ns business building in the
spring. Nr. Cowle's re ,idence, on 9th street.
| i appsosching completion, and when 6n,
ished viii be one Of the finest in town.
M. ]. D. Laird has rented his property
in town, and has bought farm few miles
south oftovn, which hs intends improving
this season.
Mr.. Billings has disposed Of his Insurance
intsssss hsss, 70 J. H. Havhias Esq, who
will carry on the agency in connection with
his Law and land Office.
Mr.. Hawkins and Mr.. J. D. Laird have
formed partnership for buying and selling
land. They are making . business Of shat
and parties interested will do we'll to call on
them.
The frm Of Ferris Wilmer has been
dissolved, Mr.. Wilmer going out and Mr.
Ferris buying HE interest in the firm. Could
be revisit the earth again the Father Of our
Country would - somewhat pussled to
know the meaning Of such % odd mixture Of
pstriotism cad whisky - was in our place
On the evening Of The 22nd inst But
''thers's no harm in dancing" -
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-26

Florence Sewing Machines a, the Bazaar,
J. p. Sampson h Co, Agts.
New and choice Books always to be found
at the Bazaar.
Riddell he's Just received another new
stock of clothing, which he is selling at lower
prices than ever.
The new Knifin Mover, Mt
Sanford, Myers 4 Co.'S.
Colby Brothers Baby Carriages at the
Bazaar.
Blank Books and all forms Of Blanks at
theBazaar.
The Johnston Self Rake Reaper, At
Sanford, Myers 4 Co.'S.
A fine stock Of S.ereoscopes and Views,
at Waggoner h Goa Independence Book
Store.
Broadcast Seed Sewers, at
Sanford, Myers L Co.'S.
A fine assortment Of Photo and Tintype
Albums, very low. At Waggoner 4 Co.'S.
Children'a knit Skating Caps At Rid
delrs.
Eight and half pounds Of sugar for 81
at Ridleil's.
An overaowing stock Of Furniture at Glass
opposite Montour.
Be sure and call at Riddell's and buy youI
fannels, and al goods for winter wear while
he is selling so cheap.
New stock Of gensral Hardware st
Sanford, Myers L Co.'S.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-26
GO AND HEAR
FRED DOUGLASS,
AT THE
Congregational Church,
INDEPENDENCE,
On Saturday, Eve. Feb. 27th.
Tickets so cts. to be had at
the Book Stores.

CoNsflfufloHAL Ds1pRREHcEG There ars
many consultations 20 inhsrsntly detective
in energy - 70 derive great bens6t
from moderate nee Of pure liqaor combined
with sueh vegetable medicine extracts - enter
into ths eenposition Of Robaek's Stomach Bit
tsrs, and there ars many situations In which
even the Asalthisst derive additional security
frem their occasienal use.
II healthy psssoas are exposed 70 unusual aad
continued sxsstien in confined cir. OF sndsr TIE
heat Of the sun, or TO the influence u dsprsesing
watehfalnsss BY travelling, and change Of dist
and watsr, or nrssidsnts Of malasious distriets
or he rank river bottoms ofthe West aad 6oath,
tAsss san bsae dsabt bst.s earfal use Of Robscks
sSIemack Bstssrs with the food would surel b
TIE means Of wardlng 81 aetaal disease md eA-
the Bittsrs, they would likely have 70 snosanb
70 dissass. They strsagthsn, tone and il vigsr-
ate. aid digestion and iDessass tAs appetite.
Tabor aaa. .lrvin, Ageats.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-26

Notiss il hereby given. that the following
places after named, Aavs besn BY the City
Council fixed upon for holding the next annual
election for the City Of I1dspendenes; alss
that The several psrsoas namsd have heea by
the City Council appointel and authorized TO
cot - Judgss and Clerks Of said election in their
respective Wards.
First ward slselicn viii b held at The Court
House. Jsdgss Of elsctioa, W. II. Barton, II.
w. Glynn, Augustus Myers
Clerks Of election, Edward Brewer and o. H.
p. Resell.
Second Ward election will b held It the
once Of d. d. Holdridge. Judges Of election.
II. Kinsley, John Lyman. A. Webster. Clerks
Of election, Vim. Chamberlain and Alex. Rid
dsll
Third Ward place Of holding election, A. b.
Clark's Drug Store. Judges Of election, Thos.
Tyson, J. ". Myers, w. \. Cone. Clerks Of
election, A. B. Clark and A. II. Fonda.
Fourth Ward place Of holding election. slses
Of W. q. Donnan. Judges Of election. W. X.
Kenyon, J. D. Csan, s. =. wslch. Clerks Of
election, T. J. Msrinus, c. II. Clark,
by order sf The City Council,
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-26

We have received comuunicat'on from
I..op vi.bou. signature. We repeat, what
- h.y. frequently stated before that We
.,,, know the names Of the authors OF
.m communications published in the BuLLs-
TIN. not for the purpose Of publication but
for our personal information. This Is /" UNI,
,.,xal rule Of the p,sss, the reason OF which
ms, be obvious to such An intelligent per-
noo as the one Who sends the Anonymous
letter from Jesnp.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-26

HAZLErox r., FEB. IosuS 1907
FRIEND LOOMS AS you seldom receive
sny written communication fro. n this 'ossi''
~, l thought you might b. int'r u
hear what We are, or ought to b doing
We have not the advantages, Of eourse, that
you at Independence have in he way os
amussnents, such Is listening 70 good Ise~
lures or to anything that will tend 70 impeovs
or cultivate the mind. But after al, the vii
lsge is not entirely destitute Of place whsrs
once in . while there is an opportunity o.
fered for fun, either in the shape off dance
or fight, IS the inclination Of the parsiei>
pants decides. The above amusements are
invariably conducted in the establishment
Of Peter Srortz, more familiAsly known
as Dad .S.cortz. Dad keeps the we'll known
Iora Saloon, and on such occasions 10 anu.
sually attentive ia furnishing those who need
the proper Auid, to stimulate them in thsir
enjoyment be it in fun, fight, or both. !
never knew the one to be indulged in With
out the other that is, when dancing oc-
ours. Bat know man can be aceoomo.
dated in the manly art Of self dsfsnes in .
very unmanly manner. If he gives Dad
but slight occasion, Dad is not to b triasd
with il he thinks the subject for ssch easti-
CATION is small enough Or helpless enough
from insbriation for hin to handle. Then
he gets terribly ferocious. His last poor vie
tim, that he tried his skill on in this way
was Peddlsr, who had indulged . nsch
in Dads Bitscrs, that be forgot The proper
respect due to Dad, while on his pesmi-
ses. Therefore Dad thought the Peddler
was helpness enough, with the assistance Of
his son, R., turned to and numerically beat
him. The last excitement heard Of - %.
curri.g in this establishment, WAS that three
or -four persons went there ons evening TO
indulge in some fun. But they wsrs rather
odd in their tastes on this occasion, and Dad
did not, nor could not, appreciate it, 10 The
way il was conducted. Some INDUCED their
fancy by bursting in the windows, Others BY
upsetting the stove, breaking bottles &C., I
would recommend what remedy the good
people of this township ought to apply, to
rid themselves Of this notorious establish.
meat, but for the reason that Dad, on &C.
count Of the last mentioned calamity to his
establishment, has given the people to un-
derstand, that he no longer will Be their
humble and accommodating servant, but will
Immediately shut up shop. Oh sngratsfal
resolution Dad will have his revenge.
Q.V.