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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-28
State of Nevada. County Of Ormsby
DISTRICT ATTORNEYS OFFICE
Notice of Suits Commenced

|'I'O THE FOLLOWING NAMED DEFENDANTS
L and to all the owners Of or claimants to, the
rral estate and mpr yemen there N, or impro,e e.
ments, when assessed separately hereinafter
described. known unknown
You are hereby not fed that ssits have been
commenced III the Justices Court Of Carson Town
ship, Oimsby {, unity, Nevada before Wai:z
Esq, Justice of the Peace in and for said Town
ship. County and State, by the state of Nevada,
plaintiff, against each Of the defend ants horein
after named, and each Of tn. Eiluwing described
tracts parcels of land with the improvements
thereon, and improvements, when separate
assessed, and all owners of, claimants to, the
same, known or unknown, 10 recover ths tax and
assessed to said defendants against
said properly for the fiscal ear, commencing
January l. 1865, and ending December 81, 1S6s
and that summons Ia. been duly issued in each
case; and you hereby fu Their notified tina,
unless You appear and answer the complaint hled
IN said cause, OF before the
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-28
SEMMOTS.
Nevada Rev. Stamp, so Cents. !

Nevada Rev. Stamp, so Cents.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SECOND
L Judicial District Of the State of Nevada, in
and for the County of Ormsby. MARTHA J.
CORBEfT, plaintiff. vs.. JOHN COKBETT, de-
fendant.
Action brought in the District Court Of the
Sec end Judicial district OF the State of Nevada,
in and for the County Of Ormsby, and the complaint
filed in said County of Ormsby, in the Office Of the
Clerk of said District Court
The State Of Nevada sends greeting to John
COrbett, defendant
You are hereby required to appear in action
brought against you by the above named plaintiff
i'll the district Count of the Second Judicial Dis
trict Of the State of Nevada in and for the County
of Ormsby and TO answer the complaint filed
therein Ia copy Of which accompanies this SUM
mons fwIrhin ten days exclusive OF the day
service after the service you OF this summons
If served within this county: if served out OF
this county, but in this District, within twenty
days, otherwise within forty days or judgment
by default will be taken against You.
The said action is brought to obtain a judgment
and decree Of the Court, dissolving the bonds Of
matrimOny her, tofore and W existing between
You, the defendant, and this plaintiff, on the
grounds of de-ertion, failing to provide for the
plaintiff aud children, &c &c, and for costs OF
suit. All of which more fully appear by COM
plant of plaintiff herein filed, certified copy OF
which is herewith sent you.
And you are hereby notified that if Won fail to
appear and answer the SAID complaint as above re-
4uired, the said plaintiff will apply TO the Court
al the next regular term thereof, for the relief
prayed for in her complaint, and costs.
Given under my hand, ard the seal Of
HSSS the District Court of the Second Judicial
District of the State of Nevada in and
for the County af Ormsby, this I'd day of April. in
The year of our Lord one Thousand eight hundred
md sixty nine.
apS-5w 7. J. EDWARDS, Clerk.
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Or. FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS.

These Pills ara acknowledged by the Medi-
ca; Fraternity to b. the only safe mild and eff
s..cius remedy 90 be depended on in long standing
o. suppression, irreriiaritv. stopping of
the functions of nature the neglect of which il
t:.s of such dcplorabl- effects the female
frame. In should these Pills be I ken
l,iicn the patient has reason to believe she is
syoIE sTE Price SIS. Remit the amount ! above
...i they will be forwarded with full directions for
,,ss CURED AT HOME.
Patients residing in ANY part of the State. how
syor distant who may desire medical advice on
their respective cases, and who think proper tosub
init written statement of such in preference, to
boiling personal interview assured that their
----s"icutions vii be held most sncred.
Es~ :.tters anil Eicney must be addressed
BENZ. Z. J0SSELYN, n. D., fstamp
$50 " Washington street
tSPO San Francisco, Cal.
oc2S-n
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Important to the Ladies'.

When a female is in trouble or afflicted with dis
s.s. and requires medical or surgical Attendance
the enquiry should be, Where Is there ply stefan
who is fully competent to administer relief ana
whose respectable standing III society recommends
,,,n to the conii,ieuc of the community! HE Doc
OF. understanding how iniperatIveIy necessary
,,s.e requirements are, feels called upon TO inter-
NAP and by calling the attention OF the afflicted
,.the fact that he has been Professor OF Obste-
RIGS and Female Biaea5ts for TWENTY EARS ana
r,,lIy qualified To administer in all cases, both
medically and surgically, not i'll upeticlti man
,r Int in as thor Iuu b name" as years 81 study
and practice-both in hospitals and private ta'ni-
.iea-caH make to them from the hands OF the
r,1dualifed interruptions, ard designing. There
tor. families rely upon him as upon a tirr
Al in afIlictiou can md i'll him one who can feel
and simpathize with an beirIend them IN tr'nbie
--one in whose secrecy the utmost confidence can
- placed c insulation BY Letter or other"l'ej
FREE. See address below
The Celebrated Female Il rae dies.
COMPOUNDED from the pirate prescriptions OF Dr.
Y,nng have now obtained 4 most extended pOpl
llrity and are rcctly viewed to be the safest
aud s1Irest remedies for the com laints for which
they are applied. The constantly accruing ttsti-
a,niaIs of their efficacy declared them to be pre-
e,rimently superior to their action.
No Iaiv should be without these EeHpvatIug
Agents. None genuine unless procured ut this
njice. Sent by m all or Express to any p'Tt of the
GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.
III. Greatest Discovery Of this or arg etter Age
PRIMITIVE Powders for Married Ladies'
These powders will be found of essential value to
those whose means. he:lith or other circunlstan-
80 do not permit them to increase the number OF
cIcir family wit lout Inconvenience, suffering. and
Esrhsps risk of life This preparation Is safe.
nall be convenient and simple and cannot in
the health of the most deicare. II cur tails
- privileges. but gives strength and vgor. M1r
lilly iiered il is Of the highes: utility, and sus
t.>.ned by the souudest principles of pruen and |
- avoided
:,Ises. Price SO a box Seat to any part Of the
cast perfectly safe from suspicion.
Remit the siuourt by Mail or Express addressed
- BENZ. +. JUSEELTN. NJ. ID
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-06-26

sE-San Francisco papsrr report fhat not
wIthstandibg The orders OF The Treasury De
partment prohibiting the killing oa seals II
Alaska, large humbep of fur sealakins ar,
being brought 20 tIist post. II Is stated tha
one steamer which recently arrived ther'
brought down 10000 Of these sklns valued a
over 5000
EE-The Hon. Henry Jarvis Raymond diet
IN New York, IN ft, on Friday morninj
last The funeral services took place on Mon
day, They were attended by an immense con
cousss Of leading citizsns. Among- -tlss- pail
bearers were Horace Greeley, w. G. Bryant
Moses GfinBen and Admiral FafTagut. Tn,
services were very solemn and impressive and
every thing connected with them evinced the
profound grief Of the people Of New York
over the loss Of one Of tbeir most valued
citiZen. N i.l1 'tat ''tH
rE-The English Government has completed
the purchase Of the telegraph lines 10 that
country, and will at once use them as part Of
the postal system Of the country. II the ex-
pertinent works well in England. we certainly
shall have to adopt H. In this country. The
abstract question whether managing q tele
graph ysicm legitimately pertains TO the func
tons Of government in q free country mus
give way 10 ths practical demand for cheap
lightning service, f ,tha. proves TO the mode
Of securing II. ra. ,v 'ts,u .. /"
WThe sinking Of . quarter Of an acre o.
land, accompanied by Subterranean noise, In
Union county, Indiana, a few weeks ago, has
given rise TO much speculation In some quarters
There Is, however, nothing unusual in the oc
currcnce, as the crust Of the earth Is constantly
undergoing change, some parts being elevated
while others are depressed. These changes
nearly always take place imperceptibly, bu
some iimes very suddenly. History afEord
striking instances Of the sudden sinking o
large tracts OF country, and even Of cities viii
all their inhabitants. -, ,.i., -.
EB~John Bright warns the British Lords Il
beware Of "accidents" II the Lords thinl
they have any real power, and try IL on, they
will be abolished. The republican sentimen
is growing rapidly In England and the heredit
ary lawmakers, who make believe that theI
are masters of the situation, will be permitted
to go on with their fooling provided they sub
NIT gracefully to circumstances. If they hav,
not sense enough TO do that, they will bt
crushed out The discovery that the nobility
and the Crown are not Indispensable TO Eng
land is net q now one, but the possibility tha
there will be an effort to dispense with ties,
costly ornaments Of the Government seems tC
increase. The only security that the ornamen
tai people have is in drifting quietly along
avoiding responsibilities and stunning the ex
ercise of authority. ''''' '"''' go,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-06-26
Jersr.o1n I,em.Lrteh nc sentlnel:

Il
! III. NnSmalley & Son, Of Jefferson, have me
5000. loss by the failure of John b. Webb
| of New York, dealer in oars. fnGH7
FTRE.--On Tuesday night, June 10, a barn
which recently belonged to Leonard Stroud
In ColebrOok, was set on fire, and entirely
consumed, together with It's contents, consist
ing in part Of two buggies, two moving ma
chimes and other farming utensils. I've,
AcCIDENT.--Della sged about nine years
daughter Of Mr. c. p. Barnum, of this place
in climbing fence, while on strawberry
excursion, slipped and fell, breaking her right
arm just above the elbow, dislocated the elbow
and broke the elbow cap, making altogether a
very painful wound She stood the operation
of dressing the arm quite bravcly. Drsi Gist
and Tuttle were in attendance. our airyE
FoURTn OF JuIH-T There viii be grand
temperance celebration held At Rock Greek, on
Saturday, July 3. under the auspices Of the
Good Templars Of Ashtabula county. All
temperance people everywhere are cordially
invited to attend. Grand Worthy Cliief Tenn
plar De Woolf, of the Grand lodge OF Ohio,
Captain. Rjbtrt W. Crane, Of Hartford, and
Prof. Tuckerman, of Austinburg, are among
the speakers. '.t','~
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-06-26

TIE 1fPERIALIsT.-Th Cincinnati CONNER
ciat speaks Of the Impoialiss as follows:
The Imaeridlist, about which 30 much noise
Is made just now, Is said 10 have been started
and conducted by parcel Of New York DEM
ocrats, who are sincerely of the opinion, winch
we find so Oflen expressed In the Democratic
newspapers, that the Government of the Uni.
ted States Is failure, the Constitution no long.
er of any account, and the liberties of the peo-
pie destroyed. There 10 strong probabilities Of
the correctness Of the report. The difference
between the Itnperidlist and the Democratic
press consists In this /: The former offers sub
stitute Tor the fdsco, and the latter contents IT,
self with simply pronouncing the experiment
of self-gOvernment delusiOn ; the one carries
Its reasoning forward TO practical conclusion,
the other declines 10 help us out of q predica.
rlent As the Republicans have faith in the
government, and believe the Constitution capn-
BILE Of Improvement by rigorous amendment,
and Insist that self-gOvenment Is destined TO
have lie vindication In great nationality EN-.
bracing the whole continent, IL Ia absurd 10
charge them with the establishment of a news.
paper In which To advocate a radical form of
government. aud the surrender Of civil and DO
litical power Into the hands of an autocrat. -
The Imptrtdhst Ii the genuine fruit of Demo-
cratic assertions and argument .f,vu.tts q
The Mobile tribune the Louisville Sun and
the Lexington, KY, Obssrper and Reporter, all
bitter Rebel sheets, are the only papers which
have, so far indorsed the IE,perialist. su.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-06-26

ILtUsrRAroSs. Few persons n tbi.
country really comprehend The gtossness
of the many ou,rages upon reason, right
and religion which nre involved In the
Establishment" Of Church under a
system like that prevailing in England
aud forced upon ireland. We find a
suggestive fact or two condensed in the
Philadelphia Press from long account
Of the biddi1ss Tor the next preseba alton
TO rectory and yicarage in the county
of Lincoln, which was recently put up
at auction. There are in this living two
churchs to serve, a mile and half apart.
The income Of the rector is G70s
(ss,t4o) per year. .rho auc.ioueer stated
that the society was good, and the hunt
ing very fair One hundred pounds
would pay for curatc to do thevisiting
of the sick, burying the dead, ect!, and
the rector would have q clear income Of
5000 (SSooo) The highest bidder reach
ed s4soo 1924, 4,oOO) which sum not be-
ing deemed sufficient, the living was
Withdrawn unsold. AS the Press asks
was slavery any more demoralizing, any
more of sin ,oerse, than this open, un-
blushing, licensed simony.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-06-26

Mr. CHENEY TO NIX TRIED.-CHIcAso, June
IA few days since Bishop Whitehouse ap.
pointed Rev. Geo, r. Cushman, Of PRINCETON,
Rev. Richard Y. Sweet. of the church Of Epiph.
any, Chicago, and Judge L. II. Otis, laymen OF
this city, to examine the case Of nev. Chas. L.
Cheney. That committee performed the duty
assigned and yesterday made presenunent
which was served on Mr.. Cheney the same
day He 10 cited for trial on'the 2ist day Of
July, IN the Bishop's Cathedral Church, corner
Of Washington and Peoria streets. The trial
win be public In its character. Bishop W bite
house has furnished the following list Of eigh
ciergymen, nom which Mr.. Cheney can selec
three or Ave rs he prefers, 10 act as Asstssors
or Judges In the trial Rev. Dr. Pierce, Of
Springfield Rev. Sidney Corbett, Of Quincy
Rev. John Benson, OF Peoria; Rev DR.. Chase
Of jubilee College Rev. Dr. Boyd, OF Gales
burg, Rev. 7. n Benedict, OF Peoria county
Rev. w. Snyder, Of Calvary Church, Chicago
and Rev Dr. Cornelius Abbott, Of Altop.-
Three Of the leading rec,On In this city, Rev
DR.. Rylance, Rev. DR.. Carver, and Rev. DIR
Locke, are on tho Standing Committee Of tn,
Diocese, and are thereby excluded from being
assessoEs. 90 they will b. called upon, Mr.
Cheney 10 found guilty ~ fix his punishmen'
The position Of one Of tho assessors vas offer
ed to Mr., sellivan Of Trinity, butffom the fac
that he has just obtained a osaonIcal residenc'
he felt II his duty To decline the place.
Melville w. Fuller has been retained by Mr.
Cheney - his council In the case. ,i,A s.t
The changes ssaias' Mr. Cheney are three ID
numpef 3d : .sls,1a5 bsss qud %, s5iig
isl yIoistisn Df article Of, the constitution
OF the Church, which EsNnises every minister
V Sign written pledge 70 eobioTm 10 the mode
Sf worship - set forth IN the Prayer BOOK
ID vlolatisn Of article 8 Of The constitution
Of The Chaseh, which requires every nsinisseF
10 administers ths saefamenss according 10 the
once or ieRm set jssth N the Prayer Book.
Sd. vialalian OF hIa ordination V0ws 10 min.
ister the dsctrines aud sacramento ne they Are
set forth and vceiyss By the Protestant 'Epis
copal Church.
The specifications arc thRiks omits the words
''Tegeneraie" and Regeneration" In The Baptis.
NAL servios aud makes other variations from
he book Of Common Prayer. ....e
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y "" ~ ff8W WIuHUINT q
VILLAGE ORDINANCE.1

NY fNH4" H7Ip % 400 o ONT 7Jdinfi y
'DRfT ORDAINED ny the sMayof, Record.
q and Trnslses Of the incorporated Village q Ashta
sEc That TAX OF fOw "a Mills on each dollar val,
nation hx and the samS 4 hereby levied upon Al the
texaole Real and Personal Prpperty Within the limits
Of said Incorporated vfAge FOR the payment OF ont
standing dsbts. II
Sac H. That Of two co Mills be- and the same ie
herebY Levied on each velqa tie OF said hee and
Personal Property for General Purposea Of said VII
sEolI. That tax ef ons(il MI be and The seme l.
hereby levied op each dollar talaaton of said real and
All Of said axes being levied Aforesaid for the yeaI
A. ID. 1edD. Passed, Nay feth. 1853. ~ - VIZ =
ioiS~s ~ fER6e hxri, Rseorder,. = I. e
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lCE.-rWe are prepared 10 deliver Ice three
umcs week 90 cents per hundred pounds 80 cts
q Zee ouse. Wii make season contracts any time DO
fore the fret OF July, A. STRONG& a co.
Ashtabula Depot, May %, 1859 ~ Va - 1918
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-06-26

ToLEDo has been making raid upon twenty.
two houses Of illfame, and the keepers sub
jected To Indictment and ATyest Quiie an ad-
vance In city civilization.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-06-26
Where the West is 2

The Chicago Tribune says: "Chicago is no
longer western, but is an eastern city" II Is
only nine hundred miles tn the Atlantic coast
while 1t is two thousand three hundred and
ffty miles to the Pacific coast. Dividing the
Union into east, center and west, each division
Is about one thousand miles wide The east
division will embrace aIl the States lying east
of the Mississippi river the central, all the
States and Territories between the Mississippi
and the Rocky fountains; and the western,
States and TerrIsories between the Rocky
Mountain and the Pacific coast Somewhat
the largest of these three great divisions is the
central And, astonishing 40 II may appear to
those who have not examined the map careful.
ly, the territory lying west Of the Rocky Noun.
tsins containes as many square miles rs the ter
ritory east Of the Mississippi river, notwith.
standing this comprises eleven Southern, all Of
the so-called Eastern and Central States, and
all Of the old Northwest The completion of
the Pacific Railway has changed the former
West into East and Central, and moved the
West 200 miles towards the setting sun. The
actual West consists of California. Washing.
ton, Nevada, Arizona, Utah, Montana, wyom.
ing, and the major protion Of Colorado and
New Mexico. 1t Is hard to realize the truth
that Chicago Is an eastern city, and that I'LL
nols not even central, but an eastern state
Omaha, which has always been regarded as on
the western verge OF the Far West, 10 In fact
one hundred and Afty miles east Of the centre
Of the Union! We are not surprised, there
fore, that the citizens Of that en.erprisng little
place resent the imputatlon Of being in the Far
West In short, this Is q tolerably long kent
ry,' from e4st to west, and when the Domn-
Is absorbed the distance viii be equally as
great north and SOUTH" .|r ...aI.I,t.r
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-06-26

~ g1Od S'siiH L
~ NOTICE OF FILING PETITION.-WIL-
LIAM II. BROWN, of Bay City, Bay County, and State
Of Michigan and Sylvester Brown, of the City Of New
foik and State OF New York, win take notice that Ia
dok Brown, Nathaniel W. Brown Robert Browi George
W. Brown, Eleanor Brown Mary Yates and Lucy Herr
man. on the asth day Of May, 1862 filed their petition in
State OF Ohio, against the said William H. Brown and
Sylvester Brown defendents setting forth that Ju-
us Brown late Of saybfpok, Ashiabnla County. Ohio,
about 81 acres Of land, In said Ssybrook and also Of
plaintiffs and said Sylvester brown HE brothers and sis
ters and his onlyheiIs AZ sy That on the 2sth day Of
said Ashtabula County: paper which they pretended
was the Last Will and Testament Of said Julius Brown
and which ppported to devise and oequeaih TO said VIM
Brown, M the estate of said julius Brown, after pay
ing his debts and funeral expenses THAT said pretend
ed viii has been admitted TO probate by the Probate
C0ugt OF said Ashtabua County That said pretended
Wills not the will Of said Julius Brown but Is false and
forged and praying that said pretended viii be set aside
and declaredyOid and Of no effect And said William
H. Brown and Sylvester Brown notified that they are
required to appear and said petition before
the 3lst day or July A. d. 1890 WV m "
Ill Hn'inI. ASInoEDs q CALDWELL Pifrs Atty's
Dated May seth le6@ ii. Ha ui ii1 -ii8 1W6u
"TMAT PRETENDRD PAPER.o
That family c6mpact'and their adviser comments on
the pretended piece OF paper in their petition in
very pitiful manner Though they would like nip"
with the boy, W. H. Brown Legatee OF "fhat Gs acrss
and the large amount Of personal effects They ALL can't
HIus chose the one he thought would take the best
care OF his many ysars hard earninSs rhe Boy5M DO
0,-s. What say yOa REethsrs and sistsrs - -
SYLVESTER BRowN
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n
Brazil Not until the arrival of our
Braxilian mail could we form any iden of
the hot argument which our Minister 10
Brazil has waged with the Gov
Of Don Pedro. Gen. Webb is positive
man.' Having n number Of American
claims in hand long pending, he insisted
upon their timely recognition and paw.
ment. The Brazilian Cabinet deemed IL
best diplomacy TO overlook the General.
and simply consult Mr.. Seward through
their assiduous representatives at Wash.
ington. Mr.. Webb retorted by present
ing has own aud Mr.. Stewards demands,
coupled witha vigorous intimasion that
he would not permit himself TO be snub-
bed with impunity. Brazil rejoined in
effect that the u. s. Minister might
leave iss bospitable shores whenever it
pleased bis convenience; whereupon
Gen. Webb took his passport aud pre-
pared to sail. But, TO the honor Of our
flag, the Minister was politely recalled
two hours before he expected TO go
thanks first to the stentc rian tone OF oar
spirited representative, thanks second TO
what may be called the moral power OF
our Government. u Tribune. ''A
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lPEERFtEEWE1's Z RE WE1s SHEIAllMiB'Ll,lEToNIAN. u i'l,l
- Iao Il ts,1gs G5Sl1aod gaJdgaa .
ID .'si 9di 9aHlI ~ ti3ida 60 i3grE1


I'd 81 sdi 3aaif n ll3.da 90 l1rr,
j. CREWS HAAIBIETONIANw viii make a
| short season At the ..i,...f fH, a
VI =" PEREw FARM, AsRrABULA, O.,
From June ls 1862 and win serve but thirty sO Mares
at $sS CASH, THE SEASON, OR ss5 10 INSURE A
FoAL Notes. taken for the insurance usney subject to
lhA sssulsai TsbHn ehrieo uigmsT yug
Pcrews iatbbe,ob,sris wear. Oh, sh,s springs yerv
sssgusl bsy color ape yyIbE hleek mane and tall an
pack points l5& hands high, with elegant proportions,
and ID eariaee $3.50 rimIey of Ais ilIairious tire
kysdlck's lambetonan. of Chssisr, OapRe Cp, n ",
the sta q more lrouyrs and hhe roadstes than any
Rysdlsk Hsnhle9piAn y The pgeSl dssespdspt Of
pos Mis- dn as BY lAlliounthg grand dam by lianble
OF Pefe&s hambietonian was the famous trotter h
hdio aoas llxzsE HAYwOoD,o s.hs
By AlneTlsan star web bred and exceedingly popular
stallion IN Orange County, N ", =. :,
Pefews Hambletonian will show for himself was
nsyqr eiped shQWs great speed and action. wac pur-
sasssa s n susseS CSsSy M by Capt. Frank Pefey,
own eelneop, ~ well a. 10 do the Estate same serVce
BY dfusiGg his blood through some Of the Thorough
bred maros of TIE Baceye State and AShtabuh County
y paEiieglaFil Filn 40 lplStf 10 d.ad PEnEw. .