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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-01-20

A COFFIN CONTRACTOR has been censured
by the authorities of Pritchard, England,
for allowing a deceased pauper to have
trimmings on his coffin" He explained
that the relations Of the dead man had
begged the money for the trimmings. He
was instructed never to allow such a thing
again, for ''if the people could obtain
coffinsat the public expense, and still have
their friends buried in good styIe, by simply
adding the trimmings, there would be NO
end Of applicants who would get cofiins out
Of tho taxpayers.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-01-20

The DUKE OF MoNTPENslER the youngest
son OF Louis Philippe, is a dark complex.
ioned gentleman of rather slender figure,
and owing to his magnificent moustache,
looks like dashing officer Although he
had several high positions in the Spanish
army, his tastes are literary and CONNER.
cial, rather than military, He has a very
strong resemblance to his brother, the
Duke d'Aumale His older brothers, the
Prince de Joinvlle, and the Duke de Ne.
nours, look like men of GO or G5, although
they are considerably younger.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-01-19
FIFTEENTH DAY-ASSEMRLY

CARSON CITY, January IS, 1859.
Prayer by the Chaplain. The Journal
Of yesterday was read and approved.
9EMoNSTRASCR.
BY Mr.. Buriingame-Ofl 900 citizens and
taxpayers Vt Storey county against the pas
suge Of the Storey county Railroad Bond Bill.
Filed.
REPORTS.
BY Mr.. Burlingame, from Committee on
Military and Indian Affairs, favorabiy, As
ssmbly bill-An Act to provide for a Com
mission to determine damages in humboldt
county. from Indian depredaiions. Filed.
BY Mr.. Gray, from Committee on Public
Mor,ls, recommending Assembly bill An
Act to regulate the hours Of labor in this
State.
Referred 10 judiciary Committee.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-01-19

4 Q1AC4 DocroH's CHEEK Ger
tuu quack doctor Of San francisco
being pufed IN orc Of the papers Of thn
city Was kind enough to send us tn.
paper aforesaid with the puff marked in
p-uci;. his reasons therefor being brief.
stated 90 the margin in the Invitation
Please copy" If this concocto. Of
sostrums is as much at fault in his mix
turs Of drugs as he il in hia spelling
a. ve suspect be is-ve would give the
pubic the benefit Of his csme were it
nos soss we should thereby help him to
that no,o.ietJ which he doubtless covets
AZ any cost. Tho said puff 10 " not for
Joseph" AMI We shall not coppy."
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-01-19
TIE PASSAGE OF THE ORMSBY AND
STOREY COUNTY RAILROAD BILLS.

Tho action had in tho Senate an,
Assembly yesterday upon the Ormsb.
County and Storey County Railroad
Appropriation Bills was such as tt
assure the friends of tho same of thei
ultimate passage. The Bill authorizing
the Commissioners Of Ormsby Count,
to issue bonds in the cum of $500, 00(
passed the Senate without opposition
and the large majority by which the
bill authorizing the issuance of $500, OOC
in bonds by the Com missiouers Of Storey
! County was passed removes all doubts
Of its becoming law. We cannot help
regarding these acts as better calculated
to ensure the future prosperity of Yves
tern Nevada than any legislation that
has ever been devised to that end for
it is matter of the easiest dom onstra-
ton that whatever tends to facilitate
and cheaper operations upon the Conf
stock Lode is a direct benefit to what
ever interests depend upon the continued
development OF That great mine-and it
needs no repetition offacis and analogies
to show that whatever of business i'm
portance has een;ered in Storey, Lyon,
Ormsby and Douglas Counties owes its
inception, sustainment and growth to
the success Of those developments.
We rejoice 10 the good prospects for
the construction CT the Carson and Eir
GINA Railroad for we see in the &C
complishmen, Of that enterprise
lager field for the employment of labor
and capital; an increased population +;
an augmentation in property values,
and a great variety Of good results
which uew aud heai,hful impetus in
business naturally produces. Il is
probable that with the passage Of these
two bills (aud the consequent assurance
that the road viii! be built) mining
property which has had no actual value
since the ea,lier days of the Washoe
excitement viii be quoted at the Stock
Board that operations wild be recon
menced in the abandoned tunnels of the
spurs and angles Of the Comstock and
that rea! estate in Virginia City and
Gold I'LL will stand G,mer in the
market Homes;eads and real prop
ersy Of every description in Carson and
Empire have dou b,ed in value since yes
terday morning.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-01-19
THE ATTEMPT TO DEFEAT SENATOR
STEWART

The Carson correspondent of the Sac
ramento Union alludes as follows to a
matter which, for very good reasons, we
should have wished might have been al
lowed to be silently barred oct OF public
Extraordinarily transact ons being
most fifty treated when they are kept as
among the secrets OF political contro-
sers!es. Senatorial! elections. under the
! present system are so apt TO inYolys the
performance of acts that are discreiit-
able to the name and character OF Amer
| icao Leg is!ato-s. 1t is to be deplored
| that in this instance the Vaccinations
Of Mr.. Stewards enemies, ia and out of
the Democrat party, have been made
| to figure so conspieuously in the election
! which so happily terminated. Says the
| correspondent:
The United States Senator business was
definitely settled yesterday. lnencusable per-
Sdy was developed. e. least outside the Leg
;slature. Whether any honorable member
or mem bers agreed to cas-. a vote for a con
| siderasion Is unknown. Members Of the As
seH,blY have publicly stated that they were
offered $1,000 to vote for certain candidate
for Senator !; one today stated on the streets,
tina. coin was shook at him and S., 900 offer
ed FOX two votes or half that sum tor his own.
There may be some exaggeration in these
declarations, AID it is announced by those
who profess to and, ] believe do know. that
che sum of money to be used WAS limited to
$35 900, with the privilege OF s. 900 more in
case it would insure success, and good Judges
claim tina; to have defeated S.ewar: that not
less than fifteen and more likely twenty votes
would have had to be purchased. Certain it
il that last Monday nigh. was a busy enc
among the friends and enemies OF Stewart.
Tha. formidable attempt was made to
s~indie the mn joTity of the voters Of Nevada
out Of their choice Tor United States Senator
is fact. Men were engaged i'll the aboIn-
Unable transaction who, during the canvass
and since, have prOfessed the strongest pre-
ference for Stewards reelection. The noble
red mems p1oyer5. that " white man very I'M
certain, is again given up as truth. As
tonished at the conduct OF certain ottcious !!
itnot official, individuals is a mild way Of ex-
pressing feeling developed in the contest !
jus. closed SO satisfactory to the people. APP |
proachcs made to country ne nbers were
manfuily repealed. and finding that coin
could not purchase votes enough for the de-
signed purpose, the election passed Oft in |
both houses as smoothly as if no set of cor
rupto.s had spent the previous night in Car
son in Jealous endeavors to produce differ
cnt result. OF the fifty Union members,
forty mine roted for Stewart, and yesterday
the vote was announced in joint Convention !
Of both houses. Stewart has six years more
IF Senatorial life given him, and Nevada for
he same period will have q Senator second |
o few. if any, in usefulness in the United |
'sstrs Senat- In his reelection Stewart 10 !
l"k more highly ayo.edthan Nevada.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-01-19
DIED.

In Carson City, Jssuarv Is, 1859, Of heart
disssse, Daniel Tyler. . naiivc Of Maine.
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BORN.

In Carson City, Monday Morning, January IS
1869, to the wife Of samuel A. Eevers, u son.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-09-24
pARLEY,s SKETCHES.

We strongly recommend our readers 20 procure
the book, its written with tho buoyant splrit Of
man who Is enjoying himself thoteuEhly. With tho
tressares. tho antiquities or the novelties that are
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nv YEiIx o. @. DARLEr. With Is mll-pagod and
nm thrve sAhittooai vigpsttas, ard printed or,
toned paper. In ! volume. tto. Prcs In cloth,
3d. cloth. gill. N:3' mo,oSss, ss8:
pen has pleasantly done the little hs pencil could
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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-09-24
FALL RIVER LINE
.NsS York, Philadelphia, baltimore. YAH
ingion, and all principal points Wet,
South and South Wsf,


South and South Wet,
Via Taunton, Fall River and Newport.
Cabin, $500, Deck. Stoo. Basssss
SG6 checked throush and transferred In New
GfW&rclt nee q charge
uX390 Nsw YcSk trains leave The Oh Cdony
AMI Nsvpou Railway Depot oofp<r of roath and knes
iand strsts, daily, Sundays e,oeptsd) n fo,ie~s al
$50 r. ~, arriving In Nevpou 20 misat~s In sdvsDos
AZ the regular aesmboat Train. which leave Dston Al
masnIse-nt s.e.mers PROVIDENCE, Cara. D. ~ sim-
mos, BRIsrOL, Capt. DstJ Brzytoo. Thess steamers
are the sts and most reabe boats he hoand. built
expressly fs spool sAs,y aud oomiost This line con-
New Yck going West and South, and eon,enkpt 10 The
Call Suis stssmefs ..
sTo shippers OF Freight, this Linz, With Is
new aud extensive depot aooommodatlnos IN boston and
large pieS In Sew Yat, Exclusively fp The nee n Tia
uUe) 10 supiaied sith facilities s~ keM soA passenger
trn At Wv rates, and fosvartci viii dsspAEh.
Nee Yak Exp~e< Freight Train kavss Bosasa d 80
p. " ro"is arrive In Nev York psrt mcsnng sbout
A. NJ Freight ieayns Nev Yesk pachss Boston On he
b,is-ins dvy 81 oS A. ~. t 49,.
ra tlckss heris and statsrcnus, sp,y d Ne Csapa
nys onee, At No. Oh State ilouse, corner Of Washing
I'm and sste sees, and Al OF Colony and Nsvp<t De-
~, corner d sDush and KDe~land strests. Bostoa-
usUSDAY NIGHT LISE.u
Cars have syery Sunday evening, ct $50 r. NJ,
converting ~ above.
ne ono, Oh stats IIouse, yin b. op<n svssy Sun
day afternoon hsm 70 O'Clock and Al The Depsa fsa
70 10 ". and frm 10 sao p. NJ, ~ s.,s Of tickets
s>ss.rrs Ieays New York daily. osndays iacisaeil
NUN Pier ~ North River, foot Of Murray It., ~
iya GEO. inIvERicK, r...-neu rrish. AT
...f.,i Sc 90" JAMES FISK, IT,.
...- Msnssiss Dsscsos Manganese sssansAp Co
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Probate Notice.

ATa Court Of Probate held at Portland,
IA within and for the County OF Cumbcrla nd,
State Of Maine, Edward T.. Bourne, Judge OF Pro
bate for the County OF York, and Benah Lttleheld,
named Executors In certain instrument purport.
ing 70 be copy Of the last Will and Testament Of
Thomas Lord, late Of Kcnnebunk, in said County OF
York, deceased having presented said copy, and pc,
tition that the same may be verified and established
under the act OF 1867 also the third account as said
Executors; ..i ~
Ordered, That the said Edward Il. Bourne and Do
nah Lltteeld give notice 10 all person, interested
causing copy Of this onler TO DO published three
cd of Biddeford In said County OF York, that they
may appear ut Probate Court 10 be held ut Port
land aforesaid on the first Tuesday OF October next
ut ten Of the clock In theforcnoon, and show cause
n any they have why the said copy should not be
verified and established, and said account allowed.
JOHN WATERMAN, Judge.
A true copy OF the original order.
3w35 Attest, EDWARD II. STAPLES, Register.
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State Of Maine.

WORK. IS. Taken on execution, and will
il he sold at public auction on the ninth day Of
October, A. u. 1869, at two o'clock p. ~, at the
premises In kennebunk, In said county, all tho
said Kennebunk, has, 0S had on tho fourth day Of
September. A. d. 1869, NJ o'clock in the afternoon,
being the time Of tho seizure OF the same on said
conveyance from Charles Thompson, OF said Kenne-
bunk OF tho following described real estate, 10 wit
lot OF land situated In said Kcnnebunk, with the
buildings thereon the southwesterly side OF tho
highway leading ffom James q. Cousens store to
the Landing, aud bounded On the southerly side by
land OF heirs Of Ezekiel Norwood, now or former
~, aud the westerly and northerly sides by land
now oS FORMERLY o. jason Emery anu on tne east
deeded by BENJAMIN Dudley 10 Charles Thompson,
by a deed recorded In York County Registry Of
Deeds, book 2ia, pago 5Gl, to which reference Is
hereby made Cor hurthcr description.
EDMUND WARREN, Deputy Sheriff.
kennebunk, Sept. ), 1859. waS
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Annual Meeting.

Ah1tal mccIlIS.
TIE MEMBERS Of tho Free viii Baptist
1 Foreign Mission Society are hereby notified 10
meet at the yestry OF the Free VIII Baptist church
In Lowell, Mass, on
On Wednesday, Oct. IL, 1909,
at o'clock A. NJ, to act on the following articles
I. To hear and act upon the Report OF tho Exccu-
tive Committee.
, TO choose officers for the ensuing: year.
;. To act upon any other business that may legal.
IL come before the meeting.
ID. W. &. DURGIN,
Recording Scc'y.
HAMPTON n, H., Sept. 10, 1909. 3wJ9
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

V'IIE co-partnership heretofore existing be-
i tween the subscribers, under the firm name Of
Tobias s. Mason Co., Is by mutual consent this day
dissolved.
Tho business will lie continued by James II. Ma
son. who settles all the accounts Of the above firm.
TOBIAS \. MASON,
JAMES II. MASON.
Eennebunk August 18th ls6g 3w3y
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Railroads. and Steamboats,.

@RS s r%aiI1 saiIn MSS !. sSSm;
Arrangement = CoumsoeiDg Mooday, May ID, iss2.
Trains leave ~ follows
Bddefosd fos South Berwick Junction, Portsmouth and
BostoS at 6sl ant go A. n, and 2. ~ and ~ ?. n.
eturnns, leave boston a 10 II r., aud D. 90 ard
600 ,. =. From Port,mooth al 1000 A. H., 40. $50
and s00P.N.
DlddesOrd sos Portland, at Has A. ~, ~, ils AMI
oaOr. ~ Returning 81 ais and sDA.n., sod ass and
go I'm
On Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays the 90 ?. =.
train 20 and from Boston yin via Eastern RsIroad,
stopping saiv ssco Bdeiocd, KenDsbunk South Der
wick junction. Portsmouth,, Newburyport, sslem Lynn.
On Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, VII run VIA
Boston Maine r. H., stopping only ct saeo. BIddecsd,
Kenuebunk South Berwick Junction, Dover, Exeter la.
verhiii and IAwrvnos.
trsIn leaves Dddesori os Portland end intsnDeiAte
Stations daily at 1.3o IN. Returning, leaves Portland
for BLidsford nj o % p. f.'|l.-I -
Pas.eneers vim otserye that the Exprrss train ios this
sessou 10 run over the Eastern Raiirsd Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, and tbe Bostoa and Maine
Railroad on Tuesdays, Thursdays and saiurisys, having
f"''..'' - ' FRANCIS CHASE, saP,.
Bddsford Anil %, 1862 20u
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TIE .NEJy. BVJLDE.TG

on Adams Street will be divided up into stores
Hall. Offlees and Rooms. Any person desiring ell
have any sized room they wish. u they call soon
IS Apply 10 CHAs HARDY.
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COOK BROS
Cheap Variety Store
I'D door above the Poet ofice,,
islyl2 CrrY BUILDING. BIpDEroRD.
miscellaneous.
Alfred Bank

Freedom Notice.
NOTICE Is hereby given that have given
IN my son, WyInan h. Junkins, his timo 10 act
and trade for himself I shall not pay any Of his
debts nor claim any OF his earnings after this date.
= LUTHER JUNKINS.
Attest, ii. r. W. EASTMAN.
York, sept. ~, 1869. 3w9.
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.Miscelf0sseosss.


ny FRANKLIN CHAMBERLAIN,
Of the United States Bar.
'sTherc IA no book Of the Kind which Will take
rank with II for authenticity, intelligence, and CON-
pieteness.- SYrtag fed, lMsssl Republican
: This Ia the ONLY NEW BOOK OF the kind pun
lIshed for many years. IL Ia prepared by an able
PRACTICAL LAWYER, OF twenty-nve yeau q.
perience and Is just what everybody needs FOR daily
use.
10 10 AigAiy rseommsndAt By many eminent Jsdges,
including ks cA,s Justice and other Judges or Mas,
sseAas,ifs, and hs CAie Jssfies and entire BsneA ~
ConReefienf. ..-.,.~
sold only by subscription. AGENTS WANTED
EVERYWHERE Send for Circulars.
o. ID. CASE & CO., Publishers, Hartford, Comm
No. spruce St, New York; Cincinnati, o. and
Chicago, Ill.
An old law.book, published many years aso, has
just been hastily rc-issucd o. now book" with
ments DO not confound that work with CHAMBER
LiN's LAw-BooK ron TIE PEOPLE. 3m3i
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-09-24
Farm at Auction.

Farm ut Auction.
WILL be sold at public auction. unless sold
w before, on Monday, Oct. y, on tho premises,
the farm known n the William Rate Farm, situated
on the Ferry road, about two miles from the city OF
Saco, containing about ten acres with good build
ings thereon. There are twenty-five gOod thrifty
fruit trees, and well OF good water ON the place.
The land Is under good state OF cultivation, and
the buildings In good repair, &c.
Those wishing 10 examine tho premises can do so
by calling on William II. Smith, on the Ferry road.
iw3ys HENRY LEIGHTON.
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Notice.

WIHEREAS, Adeline Boulter, my wife, has
w len my bed and boarl without Just cause, I
being willing and able % provide for her, this Is IN
warn all persons IRON harboring or trusting her on
ing AFTER this date. DANIEL BUCLTER.
Biddeford, sept B, 1869. - 3woT
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TIE CELEBRATED
HOWE SEWING MACHINE
Can be hal q
g. NEwCoMB, Agent,
a Athls Shoe Mandatory cJuth stFest

FOR SALE Or EXCHANGE.
House In eaco, Thoron Avenue.
House % Yoss Street, Dhdefori.
Store Lo6 on Adams Kim and Aiferd Streets
House Lots Aurci, MI Vernon and Washington
etrects. Also. some others.
The above property u Zoe sale on liberal tsrms'
would like TO exchange f~ Hardy Machine Cos
Stock. CHARLS HAHpI,
BIddeiOrd, ssv. 10. 1905. once Is Lincoln s'r'st
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Summer Arrangsmcnt-.Is0O.
NOR BOSTON.

IT, The new and superior sea-going
steamers JoBS BROOKS and hoErE.
Al, havlnS oeen ntted w ~ great expense WIN
the season - fIllcwss
Leaving Atlantic wharf Portland. at O'Clock
and India Wharf, Boston, every day at 1o'clock
y. ST., Sundays excepted
Cabin fAre.....s.........'..".s
...............s.....s.l.W
Freight taken as usual.
April -, 1869. 2iu
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NOTICE.

NOTICE. -...
nR J. SAWYER, having retired from the
~ Drug business, viii hereafter give his whole
time 20 the practice u his profession.
81 oaaee, iiardy's New Block, No. 10, up stairs.
Astf
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~ Hand biiis printed ., shi' 0SAe'
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May tenth, eighteen hundred and siIty-elght1 for
tho fiscal year ending June thrtieth, eighteen hun
drsd and seventy Ave hundIsd dollar " and
birth, fbr the Northern Chsyenns and Northern An
pahos tribes Of Indians, Tor the hscal year ending
Jnne thirtieth, eighteen hundred md seventy iSar
thousand dollars. I
csispsoias, Msisiis sad ciselsmss fatiass, Of W.
= M isasns Hsiisy.
For Last Of Ave Instruments Of the third series Of
annuity for beneficial objects per second article
treaty twenty-second January, eighteen hundred
and hny-dve, SIX thousand i've hundred dollars.
cAsyssno ssd <rAsaAso.
Por the second Of thirty instainsnts provided 10
October twenty eighth, eighteen hundred and sixty.
Sven, concluded at Medieine Lodge Greek, In Kan.
a., twenty thousand dollars.
70, me Psrsh..s Of clothing PER tenth article Of
.ne uoa.y OF October nty-eghth, Eighteen hun.
drsa and hxtyssvsn, fourteen thousand I've hundred
Por the construction Of Eve buildings isr esrpen.
thousand dolla. eseh, per 6urth article treaty Oc
tober twenty-eikht eighteen hundred and slxty-
seven, seven thousand two hundred dollars.
gristmill and single machine attached, per lourth
article treaty October twenty eighteen hun
dred and siIty-:eve eight thousand dollars.
treaty October twenty eighth. eighteen hundred and
sixty -seyen, one thousand two hundred dollars.
For pay Of carpenter, fsrmsr, blaeknnlth, miller,
tvcnty-elghth, eighteen hundred and sixty --even,
three thousand nine hundred and dfty dollars.
For salary Of . teacher, per thirteenth article
treaty October twenty-eighth eighteen hundred and
FOR the construction OF school-house or mission
building, per fourth Article treaty October twenty
eighth, eighteen hundred and sixty-eeven, three
thousand four hundred dollars. =,
Por the frat OF three instruments, 70 be expended
In presents TO the ten persons Of sald tribe who, in
the Judgment OF the agent, may grow the most val.
liable crop for the respective year, per ourteenth
srtIcc treaty October twenty Eighth, eighteen hum
dred and siIty-scvcn, i've hundred dollars.
For transportation OF goods, and ~ forth, TO the
Chcy ennes and Arapahocs, three thousand four hun
A..
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