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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-10-21
TO TTEEfT CIR OFFERS /!
SIOP.''

We again call the attention of the farm
ers Of Maryland and Virginia to our EX-
CELSIOR, composed of 700 pounds of
No / Peruvian Guano, anG 800 pounds
Of Soluble Phosphate of Lime (bones dis
solved in sulphurjc acil,) potash and 50
la, forming ths most concentrated, II
versul and .u-sble fertilizer zee q sd
to the farmer-co combining all the s'alu
lating properties of Peruvian Guano and
the ever durable fertilizing properties Of
Ground Boues
Excelsior is in fine dry powder, pre-
pared expressly for drilling, and can be
applied in any quantity per acre, however
small and it IS the opiu on Of many close
calculating Farmers, after + l. 4 Y + y
years experience III testing it side BY side
with other popular fertilizers that an ap
plicatiun Of loo pounds OF Excelsior is
equal to 200 10 500 pounds OF any other
fertilizer or guano offered for sale, there
fore is fully loo to 200 per cent cheaper.
EE~ 7hf reyy JeSt eri|ence 1ce cqa of-
fer ot tie roIec ot or E1c,istor rs Il crop
gro,ccr aHd tcrtHi.cr, iS-hc t'tct ot' its Jc-
ing imttated 0ad cOUateyettcd IN Htts and
other cities.
I.e Farmers should see that the AN
ALYSIS and name of j. j. TURNER 4
co, are branded on every bag IN RED
LETTERS. All others are counterteits.
rice $40 per 'E'on.
J J TURNER & CO.,
A. Pratt Street, Baltimore, Nd.
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DISSOLVED BONES.
tSUsscr-H'hosphatc,l J

"NTVF-f 1IONl'-lHsV,l
OF own manufacture. containing 50
per cent of Soluble Phosphate Of Lime.
Supplying to worn out and impoverished
soils Phosphoric Acid in the most concen-
trated form. Applied alone or mixed with
Peruvian or other Ammonical Guano, it
furnishes the soil with the chief eemen 5
of fertility, replcnishing exhausted land
for the production of future crops. In
tiue dry powder for sowing or drilling in
with Gram.
Gzs~ PRICE $50 PER TON.
J j TURNER & co.
A. Pratt Street, Baltimore, Nd
Aug 10, S 9-2m
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RICISTR lTIO\ LIST

Alphabetical List Of names not stricken
from the List Of Qualified Voters aud
sBook of Registration for Election Dis
trct No. (Saiut Inigoe's) and also
the names of persons registered by me
as voters Of SAID district.
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TERMS 0F SUBSCRIPTION:

TERMS OF INSCRIPTION:
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and an extra copy GRATIS. Price to clergy
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copies . cents.
a prospectus containing full account Of
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clubbing xith other magazines, special pre-
miums. etc. etc, viii be sent promptly on
application to the Publishers.
nUKD s HOUGHYON, Publishers,
459 Broome St, New York
Nov 26, 1865.
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r. care eorns-toEa yoE feet near
the iiro unth the corns pop. 1 hIs - saia
~ bu sara s4Ee. - ass
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MANDATORY!
VIM BRAYSHAW G. SONS,
SlMPNONNlLLk.
IoNAId County.

IONaIu NOuutN,
Nd.
NEanuiacturers Of CLOTH. BLANKETS
w and WOOLEN GOODS generally.
Wool bought at the highest market pri-
ce> or taken in exchange orEocGS.
The patronage Of the people of Southern
Maryland is respectfully solicited and salts
faction is warranted in all eases.
References gwen when desired.
August 70. lS6S-ll.
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rHIS new and commodious Hotel is -
l. now open FOR the accommodation s.SzE
of the trayehus public 49,
I; has been newly furnished throughout and
contains d the requisites OF a hrSt-claSS Hotel.
is centrally located ani convenient 10 tae buSi-
ness vort.ua O; the t.,y, and pu2Hc buildings,
city railways. g.. The management promise
to dc every ~ n Their power for the comfort
and satisfaction OF their guests
Coaches ryH 70 and troui all pepotS and Steam
boat Landings fare - cents.
Board $500 per 3sr.
KIRKLAND. \ co.
I-cYr.t-orS.
Aug y, ls62-Sra.
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-09-21


TIE rstecaticr otihe i assuih Con-
aaut 81 A. esisaeal. nssesa a. 3 "a
pa.assi rh-i5.i b IS l gers
usea = 8aabl although VII s.
sea blythe itl.aeHg i.b'e. 3, measure
vi. s barely carried sna viH hardly
Ee, ibe veto q even oae STATE more
than Is Necessary . secare - adap
boa
The total number 81 States S thirty.
seycB Al amendment % The Canst-
tauou must q ratified y three faaribs
q tho States ~ lbs. teenty GIT must
,oie aairmaayely through their Leg
isjaiures 81 special conventions, 90 the
Fifteenth Amendment. else !, fails to
become part q the Constitution.
The States which have already voted
f9r ratification are Arkansas. Conpoc.
tent Florida, Illinois, Indiana, Kan.
sas. Louisiana. Maine, Massachusetts,.
Michigan. Missouri. Nevada. New
Hampshire, New York North Carolina,
Pennsylvania South Carolina West
Virginia and Wisconsin--nineteen in
all Nine additional are required to
secure ratification
According 70 the laws Of Congress
I Mississippi Texas and Virginia must
adopt the amendment before they shat
b. restored 10 representation IN Con
4 gross This viii mako twenty two States
on the roll Of ratification, leaving oul,
SIX necessary to insure adoption
4 OF the remaining States tho six fol
< lowing viii, it is confidently expected
ste in favor oi the amendment, name
I ly Alabama. Iowa, Minnesota, Nebras
ka, Rhode Island, Vermont and Geor
gia.
In one Of the above tables Indiana j
set down as having voted for ratifca
ton The opponents Of the measur,
claim that the action Of the Legislator,
was void, inasmuch as the Democrat
bad withdrawn, leaving the Legislatur
without the necessary quorum. Sena
tor Morgan maintains that the ratifca
cation is legal and complete, putting il
upon this ground among others tina
the members Of State Legislature, af
ter question las been fairly presente,
to them, cannot legally resign in orde
TO defeat it. any more than could th
Senators and Representatives. Of th
National Legislature nullify the actor
Of Congress by their secession.
To sum up the preceding: NincteeI
States have ratified the amendment
three must do so to be restored to thei
proper relations in the Union, and th
Legislatures Of six others which hay
not yet taken action are certain t
vote for the measure, making in all th
requisite number Of twenty eight
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-09-21
Lrram d rra, Rpar.t. sep.ember aoLn.l


Franklin II. orus, proprietor Of the
Equinox House, Manchester, Vt, was
elected State Senator for the North
shire Of Bennington county at the re-
cent Vermont State election. Senator
Orvis has been one Of the leading spir-
its in the great railroad imbrogho be-
tween II w Park and the Troy & Bos-
ton Railroad Mr. 0ryis, according to
the Manchester Journal "has tho hon
or Of being particularly hated by the
Troy 4 Boston Railroad and the votes
which be lost through their influence
should ontitle him to especial respect :
The same paper says that 'the T. & 3.
Co made their boasts that L. II, Oryis
should never sat in the Senate Of YER
mont He is elected by GOO majority,
aud VIC are told "thus ends the second
attempt 81 the Troy & Boston Co, to
run the politics Of Bennington county.
II the L & b Il. r. has made the at
tempt to run political machines in Yer
mont it has committed a great mistake.
As long as Park and Orvis live they
will be allie to beat Dan, Robinson &
Co. every time with the people Of YER
mont We haze frequently taken oc-
casion to doplorc the unfortunate quar-
rel which resulted IN en- ting off rail
road connections between Troy and
Western Vermont. Robinson, Vail &
Co gave Troy and the interests OF the
7. & B. X, r., as well as the people Of
Western Vermont, cruel and needless
stab when they broke Off railroad con-
nections TO t1e North But the time
for recrimination has passed. Bitter
ness now, or the continuance Of the
feud, on either side can do no good to
anybody We believe It the duty there
fore Of each Of the parties to the diff
eultS 70 make an honest and earnest ef-
fort to come to good understanding
b. the end that trains may connect as
they did formerly. Troy wants the con-
nections restored So does Vermont.
II is not for the interest Of Park or the
Troy 4 Boston Company that the quar-
rel should be longer continued Why
not &c, like senaible men, then, and
come 10 an understanding? We look
to Senstor 0ryis to make a movement
In this direction 0rvis is keen, able
and sagacious Let him take his con-
stitucnts "out Of the wilderness"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-09-21

An Iowa parsouess on wedding oc'
casions doesn't kiss the bride, but the
other one.
A son Of ma ex-president Of tho Z
S. from Virginia. who has become ut
terry debased by indulgence in strong
drink. bas just been admitted to 0
charity ward in one Of the hospitals Of
Washington.
The cotton crop Of tbo United
siaiea, II Is n0w conceded, will be- three
million bales fifty million bales more
than last year II vail bring $500 ,oO0,-
O00--a greater sum ihaa has ever been
brought by one crop.
The express train from London 70
Liverpool 200 mles. goes ct the rate q
atty miles a. hour, never stopping. q.
j, takes up water by scope while 10
motion Tbe Distance from New York
70 Chicago Is s39 miles b the Penn
Central eGl 81 TIC Ere aBd 9s3 b
tbs \. y CeasraL 70 pass over ih,
Is; aaasd route ID q hours sul e.
qa.re . rate q u taaes Is hour ath-
CT stopping
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-09-21

TIE National Debt Il y stated uiil
h. reduced DO less than 10000 600
during The month u sept. or nearly
tsios A. much a. The reduction Ii Al.
gust II thu promise i fulfilled We
ahall have 20 report on The isi 81 neat
month a diminution u our national 10.
debtoduoss by $50 10000 since Gen.
Grant cams into ofica. Tbis j. al bon.
or to Grants administration deserving
universal commentator.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-09-21
THE .YENr LEGIsL.ILERE.


The Burlington Free Press ard Times
Of Wednesday the 10Th says, the next
Vermont House Of Representatives. will
be composed in large degree Of new
members. OF 228 representatives,
whose names we have, los nearly
half were not members last year. -
Gen. Grandey Of Vergennes is return
cd by the unanimous vote Of his town,
and VII be reelected Speaker by the
unanimous vote Of his party in the
House OF last years members, a
number Of influential and prominent
members, such as Wales Of Burlington,
Langdon Of Montpelier, Wood Of Far
haven, Hunt Of st. Adams, Grout Of
Barton, Hinckley Of Chelsea and Gleed
Of Morristown, are returned; but they
viii miss some OF the strong men OF
the last session, Converse, Park, Miner,
Mead, Proctor, Pingry, Dunn, Merrill,
and others, whose places are supplied
by new men. Among the new members
are some who will at once take rank as
leading members. Hon. H. A Burt OF
Swanton, for two years Senator from
Franklin County, returns to the House.
Of which he was formerly an inhuen-
tial member. Harmon enfield OF Ar
lingtcp, Joyce of Rutland, Bromley of
Pawlet, lately States Attorney Of Rut-
land County, and Pickney OF Bradford,
who viii be the Democratic leader in
the House, viii be among the promi-
ncnt members. E5tey Of Brattleboro,
Benton Ct Bennington, and Bachelor Of
Wallingiord, are heavy manufacturer
and will LOOK out for manufacturing in
terests On the whole We think il
VIII DO a solid and sensible, rather than
brilliant House.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-09-21
RAJ s-,uIIsH rnsss on sr1lY

Iorpox. sept ls-Ths ST satsr
.ays wsr bsseean sPs.a All Gle United
states % account = calan aasrs. Is
Ike moral nrasssasl.iy. Jut !. Is mi
ycra'ly believed 10 jas, row Il SPAN
tie var otilaiasm i gathering fast
sicllo proToaliou isinegnsissent With
ihe "a ltnt furnished 81 the condaci
oi,lo United States in 1861 What
with Spanish pride anl American sym
path q. tie i acton il very critical r
II + litic1lt 70 believe that Spain. wiih
q divided people. tankrup, treasury.
one COLONY IN revolt, others tolose, and
nothing 70 win, can seriously contemp.
late war with che q tho smartcst pow.
ers ou earth
The Saturday Review holds that
+ Il The proposal q 6ickles Is accuratel,
reported, ,here is no giound for com.
plant against America for making lh'
offer TO Spain in the character Of dis
interested mediator Il is possible
that some Of those people in Spain wh'
urge the sending Of reintorcements 4
Cuba desire the absence Of the army
With the military force only can there
gent maintain the power and anthorit,
Of the Cortes against the Republican
and Carhsts The friends Of Isabella
might be formidable in the absence Q
the army, The government mus; knoy
that 10 sacrifice the army will not say
Cuba. Aiming to the desire Of Am
orleans to possess Cubn, the write
thinks tue arguments Of Buchanan il
favor q annexation must be more agree
able to their ears nov that slavery ha
been suppressed. But whether it
their true interest to include an ale
and uncongenial populati n in the Tn
ion is a question for future history.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-09-21
rSs srsrg REEcrIo.v.

Returns from all but six small towns
give the Republican State ticket 20,G2l
majority. This majority viii be in
creased hundred or moro by the towns
Bloomfield. Lexington, North Hero,
South Hero, Counth and Salem, yet IN
returned, which last year gave an az
grogate republican majority on the State
ticket o. 1853. OF 233 towns returned,
Dos send republicans 70 the Legislature;
20 will be represented BY democrats.
slight gain 81 democrats over last
year. aud IN Eve there was no choice
Of representatives. The returns foot
mp BY counties as follows
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-09-21

II beng understood that Secretary
RAwllns lei, he family uuprosided FOR. a
meeting vas called 81 Ito sub-ireasury
on TUESDAY. % raise 10000 for their
maintenance II wha hastily sum.
mobed aad only small number were
present, got, $4,000 were subscribed
70 Which Gen Ga ant added $1,000 BY
telegraph. II any persons wish to CON
tribute aughl for the support Of lhe
family Of distinguished patriot and
honest man, they can remit their sums
10 Gen. Butterheld. u S. Sub -Trcasu.
~, New York. or to Gen Sherman
Washington.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-09-21

An orator ont west recently declared
IN a speech that be was ia favor ot let
ting womea vote, Ana taeu turning
them oat 70 root fof themselves That,
net lad platform Asay poor 81
low has worked bard trom mNuuage q
his grave g support a do.uo;Lina VI,
who never performed am service mere
usatal taaa the discussion q fana,s
saeegs % she sqaan sierng a Der has
lssl4 eara.ngs Ia dress All .4.eagsz
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-09-21

Tue October number OF the River
side % brings IFS readers back to the
city In the September number we had
Lambodins picture Of "Town and
Country" Now we have Nast's amusing
frontispiece, illustring Sheet Music, .
"A band Of German musicians, with
various capacities Of wind and wind in
struments. The editors account Of
book-making is carried through the
process OF printing; the article is
supplemented by one on "A Paper
mill. Hans Andersen reappears with a
story, " What happend to the This
tle;" The Hunting Sketches from
South Africa are continued; and there
is, besides, an account Of Grouse
Shooting in Washington Territory. :
The famous Little Artists set up house
keeping and their experience is told by
Annie Silyernail, while they themselves
give US pictures Of their housekeeping
exploits. The number, which has
eighteen separate articles, ends with
enigmas, charades, aud a page Of
" Mother Goose" music. Published
by Hurd & Houghton, n. Y $3.50 o
year.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-09-21

l1 sAwoa aIh 1ean 4.
Kaltca = Sos Yars, writes ihas toihe
Tribune. al 60 a,l t ehioh We
think dsmaa sfabls a1uaol We
bdaeta Do 1us il eaatei
u.lb mafer taken ffam hunaa beng
Sir Something sbaaid e. done q
prevent the alarming morality among
ia'ie shildron. A presani the remedy
: worse than the disease. Why IS ihis
Transmission q virus from one person
Is another allowed when every phys
iciau knows that & affords 10 ptotec-
tioa FROM the suAl pox. lam sire i
people would read Prof T. Whitney2
essay on va c nation, read before ,h,
Eclectic Medical Society .! this city
November 18th. lsGs. they would not
run the risk tlat have. Ny boy when
ten months Old was waco. mated by our
family physician IL two weeks Bis
arm was much indamed aud swollen
Soon after his face and body were COW
cred with bloiches and soies So 1uta
ting that We bad to wrap bis hands up
to prevent him from digging himself to
pieces. We took him to other phys
iciaus and TO the Medical College, but
all to no purpose after lingering and
suffering for thirteen months, he died
Of exhaustion infected with mos
loathsome disease. This is my sad ex
perieuce OF vaccination, as carelcssly
praetioed to day
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-09-21

The eiochon ia Ma.ae Monday q
Last wssk resulted Il The re-slert.oa y
Gov ChAEabeF.sin - about 300 ms
Jointly The legislature j. Repub.ieAn
in both branches The vote was light
Hiehboru, The Temperance candidate
received only iev thousand votes
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-09-21
OMLY2 Oh CENTS

ne Graf Quietiag Remsiy for Children.
Contains NO MORPHINE OK POISON
OUs DRUG; sure to Regulate The Bossels !;
sllays all Pain eorrects Acidiiy Of t'.e
Stomach makes sek and Esak ehlidres
srnoSa ana nKtIrnr; cures Wind Collie,
Gripping, Inflammation u the Bowels, AMI
all complaints arising from the effects of
Testhing Call for MofAer Batlsys QuatH J
Sgyrr, SID take ~ olhef, ard you arr eff.
Sold By Druggists snl III dealers ia I'D
ic.ne.
A. RICHARDS, Nev I,ogaoa, Corn,
Agent isf tie Unite1 states.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-09-21

The aggregate valua,ion os property
In The State a New York this year ~
81 500. III, ITO go .oaI .e9o more than
lAsi year The valuation Of the real e..
tate is sl.4ls i94as5. The valuation
a. property IN New York city has IN
creased sTa. 7ol.sia dunng the pasi
wear
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-09-21

Benjamin Franklin gave lie follow
ing advice 10 young merchants; when
you pay more for the rent Of your bns-
iness honse than for advertising your
business. you are pursuing false poll
c.. II you 30 business, let i be known
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-09-21

Secretary Boutwell, said, at the Union
League dinner in New York, that there
were two things necessary TO give our
country the strongest and most enyia-
bic position in the world These were,
first, to secure the payment of the ma.
tional debt in dold, without quali6ca,
ton or equiyocationi and, secondly, to
secure tho adoption Of the Fifteenth
Amendment, neither OF which events
WAS BIO disposed to consider IN doubt
The Secretary said that he had reason
to believe that II be bad the authority
good share OF our debt could now be
founded at four and one-half, perhaps
four per cent, and when our interest
account was reduced TO 100000, 00C
we should have a surplus from our pres.
emit. resources OF from 100000, O0C
to s70,000,0O0, which would make il
very easy 10 take care OF the demand
debt And that at our present rate Of
taxation be believed our whole debt
could be paid of ia twelve years.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-09-21

Proceedings On pnt q habeas cor
pus IN TIE Ne~ Yofk supreme Court.
lAsi seek. Developed The fact thai tho
robbers 81 tbs express Gag Ga the New
York CeatrAl Railroad. % To iilh .
August. ob,alacl ssQ0.oQ4
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-09-21

CEND toll r. W. jerks. A, NJ, Mtddleboro. Mas
- I Crralpr Qffhs select Seieatldc eowscQt Pierce
Acdtcmy including Freeeh, adadtcd Co both sexes'
from the ages of ~ 10 lS Number " pupils limited
tui0 New classes formed sept. IS. $50 per quarter
Of T. weeks will pso for Board, Tuitol Books fuel
and lights. Cheapest school IN III united Ttates for
its Hdyautappg
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-09-21

pAtatl lbtVo0
The Senate Ia unanimously Republic
can. and is composed as follows;
Addison County William P. Nash.
Rollin J Jones.
Bennington County Franklin II 0rvis
Martin ] Love
Caledonia County Harley NJ Hall,
Horace Fairbanks.
Chiitenden County, b. Green,
A. Il Halbcrt
q. q. Benedict
Essex County---Georg0 n. Dale
Franklin Couny--W r. Hutchinson,
II. j. SAKE,
Homer r Royce
Grand Isle County-Jed = Ladd.
Lamoilla County Asa H. Camp.
Orange County Roswell Farnham,
JAS Hutchinson, Jr.
Orleans Gounty-Wm G. Elkihs,
Jerry Y Dickerman
Rutland Comfy Merritt Clark,
lueida Copeland,
George A. Merrill
Washington County Charles Dewey.
ChAs II Heath,
J Fl Hastings
MSndhHm County David Goodell.
Hoyt H. Wheeler.
Windsor County William Collamcr.
Vim NJ Pingry,
A q Dewey.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-09-21

List for State taxes s., 075, Sl4,04
There has been thus IN increase of
/ ,O95 polls; 1854 dogs and $23S, 269 in
amount Of personal estate listed; and
the list for State taxes is $5,326 larger
than last year
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-09-21
MANCHESTER JOURNAL.


Gen. s5atnaa has been aPpo.nied
sscFsary 4 War IL st.l retains ~
position - Gessral q he Army only
b MSS, draw psy j. bui ore capacity,
lhe obo.ot boiag len 10 lm,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-09-21
Nanchoetcr, Vermont.
Lumber.

X T. EiDOTT keeps for sale a an times at his iuui-
- bcr mill large assortment Of SPRUCE LUMBER
q every description, aud j. prepared furnish Long
Timber AZ short notice. FENCE PICkErS always Oil
hand Hills delivered II desired
Dorset june ist 1869 6n2
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-09-21
sEsND Efsr or p.EK.uo.yT.

An Act Of the Legislature, last year,
required abstracts of the Grand Lists
to be returned from each town and city
to the Secretary Of State by the first OF
August. The following aggregate state
ment has been prepared from these alb
stracts in tho office OF the Secretary Of
State, and we are thus enabled TO give
the State List, considerably in advance
of the usual date of publication Of the
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-09-21

ihWNh 1tr $3.50 Hrt e sufsr sst
h sea s rattas = 90 sa.s esisssi Fl fae afa -
sfriur w} aas a.ts5 talss y nas. faaaa n tht
raa F1- "a Hatl.as t1-rs
tHt#fsaf aatsrtlt Htt tstlst asa gfHEe Tiara
Fro sa8 vefsn re. aaa s#ai fe#e % TrseGi
afFara . g uas4mo. q c., laysr.1a osn
trIz wass
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-01-14
NOTICE

r. HEREBY GIVEN THAT ANANp, VA
/ KlNS u married woman and ~iie u 1"afs'
Watkins. n resident ~ the County ~ otnshA b..
state Of Nevada, will On hethfieenth ii.sihI d.
nt January A. H. 1863, Rt 10 a'clBrk g. " u ssii
,iay. apply g. the District Court - the - 9ni
Judicial District IN and iar said cauhtN % ~
order uf said Court 90 carry 90 The busihsss - q
sole trader IN her own name and go het ~ ~.
count, 10 vii The bHsinsss ~ hustihs b9i ~ sbl
hnv.,ar Ia said County II nttnslss -
.l3.;a AMANDA MATkiNs
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-01-14

NoTicE.-we have the best wsfohaass a. il'a
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