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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-10-06
Pharmacy in Vermont.

A meeting of Apothecaries from var
ious parts of the State was held at the
Bates House, Rutland, Vt, Sept. 90, pur-
suant to a call, previously published,
signed by many apothecaries for the pur-
pose of organizing a permanent State
Pharmaceutical Association.
W. Fl. Northrop read the call, and nom
mated DR.. G. L. Case of Brandon for
chairman of the meeting.
DIR. Case being elected, upon taking the
chair, made few remarks upon the ben
efts, etc, derived from the association,
upon the duties Of apotheoaries, their
standing, etc, etc, etc.
Albert W. Higgins was nominated and
elected Secretary.
Additional remarks and suggestions
were made by Messrs. Hickok and Young
of Vergennes, Lewis of Rutland, Nor
throp of Castleton, and others.
E. c. Lewis of Rutland moved that the
chair appoint a committee to draft a con-
and bylaws, to be presented and
acted upon at future meeting.
The motion was adopted, and the chair
Messrs. E. c. Lewis of Rutland,
W. H. Northrop of Castleton and J. S.
Hickok of Vergennes as that committee.
Voted, To hold g general convention at
on the second Wednesday in
at 10 o'clock a. m, to perfect
a permanent organization.
Voted, That the Secretary be authorized
to issue circular requesting the several
apothecaries to attend the meeting at
Montpelier.
After some desultory conversation con-
oerning the objects of the association, the
meeting adjourned.
A. W. Higgins, Secretary.
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LARGE PoTAToEs.-Mr. E. w. Hart of
East Wallingford, has placed upon our
table potato of the late Jackson variety,
weighing two pounds and seven ounces.
If all in hi, field are like the sample we
have, he has "s0n1e potatoes"
a PERMANENT INsTITUTIoN-Amo
the agricultural implements on exhibition
at the Fair, one that attracted great at
tention and seemed to have numerous
friends. was the justly celebrated Wood
Mower. The committee in their report
recommended it to the whole world. We
notice by referring to the circular of the
manufacturer thas they are constructing
a large fire proof building to take the
place of those burned last March, and of
such dimensions as will afford a capacity
for production adequate to meet the de-
mand for their harvesting machines. Its
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Gieanings.

"A head-wind-A sneeze.
-A-mew-sine-A care serengde.
"A match game-Ineendiarism.
In Indiana two "beautiful young la
dies" are said TO be in training for prize
fight.
"A Saratoga landlord rents hammock
on his back piazza for three dollars night
Nearly all the Bctors in France have
gone to seek an engagement in the thea
tire of war.
: All four of the Republican!candidates
for Congress ia South Carolins are negroes
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GEoLoeIcAL.-In deep cut of the La
moille Valley Railroad as it crosses the
lands of Mr.. J. Cummings, of Highgate,
there is found large quantity of clam
shslls. They are found about seven feet
below the surface upon range of ledge
of the lime stone formation. The hill
upon which they are found is somewhat
higher than the surrounding land. From
an examination of the small stones laying
on the ledge they have the appearance of
being much worn by the actionsof the
water. This circumstance, with the nat
ural features .of the surrounding land,
shows conclusively that this part of the
country was once submerged by large
body of water.
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BEAR CAUGHT.-Mr. Frank M. Plum
ley and Leonard Colburn of Shrewsbury
caught in a trap upon the mountain back
of the Plumley Place in that town, on
Tuesday last two year old bea r, weigh
ing about 200 lbs. They have been look
ing out for the "varmints" for some time
and this is the first product of the sea
SOD.
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inventor Walter A. Wood, has been and
still is a public benefactor. $685.

A LARGE BIRD.-Mr. Clark L. Smith
of Leicester, shot few days since, on
Landon's Pond in Sudbury, a blue Heron
which measured from tip to tip, six foot
and two inches.
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RICHMOND MARKET. Monday, the 26th,
300 tubs of butter were sold in Richmond,
bringing from 35 to 40 cents per pound,
and 700 boxes of cheese at from 10 to II
cents. Five hundred bushels of potatoes
were sold from so to rs cents per bushel,
the Early Rose commanding the highest
r,rtnn
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The Democratic ticket in San Fran
cisco is in danger from an adverse COM
bination of Germans and Irish.
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Rutland Wseklu 5,erald.

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PUBLISHED EvBnY MORNING
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The receipts of the exhibition have
been much larger than for many years.
but we are not sufficiently advised of the
amonnt to give detailed statement. This
will be published hereafter by the Board
of Trustees.
The twenty-ffth annual exhibition of
the Rutland County Agricultural Society
has been successful and has been in its
main features credit to the County of
Rutland. -.-...
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Pubic ReS,l.Ifiau-No IL

Pubic ResplItiau-No 13-
Resn!ntinn pas he credit If the Naional
Asylum for disabled Volunteer s,I,lirrs the
funds belonging to it for the relief Of sick and
wounded s.,i.iiers-
Res lvei 10y the Senate and House If Represen
tatives of the United states If America in Con
gre-s assembled. Ibt the Un-xrer'ed hal .ncr
Of the fund created by the seventeenth sectiln #
the act approved Z, bruary eth, eighteen hun
dred and siNiy-f Ut, 1or the benefit of the sick
and wounded liiers. sha l be transfer j t tn.
National Asy I'm fl Disabled Volunteer Soldiers
for the support Of its nereficiaTi-s.
Sec And be it further resolved That the
m, neys Withheld because Of the desert,on # anv
person fiom the volunteer forces Of the United
states, who - herne tie rolls as destrter
shall not be Paid 10 him excent the record i. f de
sertion shall nave be- Cancelled on the ole ground
that such rscnr,; has been made enormously and
contrary 10 the facts. but such money ehail he
and remain the prop erty IF the Narion,l Asy Iun
TOR Di~ba DEED Volunteer so diers for the support
Of its tenefciaries
Approved VI trch 1 1870.
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fi'ublic-N0 81 I

An Act declaring the Consent of Congress to the
erection Il a crib in Lake kiie by The city of
Ciesesrd, chic. Tor the Protection Of inlet
for ~a'e'-~.s ks tunnel about to be c..iistI uc-
ted ty said city.
Pc il enarted by the Senate AMI House Of Rep
resentA'ives Of The lnitet stafes cf m.rics in
Co'g assembled That the cun-e1s # C.,nsre-.
IS hereby Civ TO the City e CIevrlsm,i in ne
county Il CHyah"ga and state OF tho to-Tect
and maintain in Lske Erie. ut ,uri, dis,an f..
the shore thereof nay he n ce-Ssr, = crib FIR
che prOi ec issa init shaft FIR und.r lax
water Ks tunnel .,b ut to be constructed hr
the purssse Il supplying ssid city with pnie
~ater: Provided. That sad crib shall be fnr
.~~6 with q kea-on light ~hich beacon light
ssia1 BE- keit lighted at al such and h.sr-
- the k:ht On the pier the entrance Of luj =.
hogA river.
Approved, April Is, 1870.
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IPubIic-No SOL
An Act to incorporate the Washington Horleo-
pStLic Medical S5ciety.

An Act to incorporate the Washington Horieo-
pith,c Medical Society.
Be it enacted by the Senate AMI House of Rep
reseata .ives If the United States of America in
T. ngre>s assembled, That TUl.io s Verdi Gus-
tave ". Pope. c W. SunneHsc hrni.it. Z Kim
bali, and Jehu srainerd. AMI their -ociafes and
success rs, physicians, be. and they hereby az,
maize corp ratioa by the name of the Washing
ton Homeopathic Medical Sccie v. with all the
powers ami privileges, and subject to all the
Duties, liabilities, and restrictions set forth in
this act.
SEC = And be it further enacted That said
corporation may hold real and personal e, tate 10
the amount of twenty Ihou>ud dollars.
SEC And ne it further enacted That tie
members OF said s,ci-fy. such of their -tiice
OF M nibers as they siIa appoins sha have the
power to practice medicine and -urger, al cul-
iect their fees " il hin the District # Columbia.
SEC L And be it further e.acted, Ihu tie
members II said socists. or such II tlI,jr flee
OF member, a. they shall appoint, sl,a haze full
power and authority TO ex uni e ali candidates
medicine and surgery provf ed ,aii cald,ia.--
.hail sust,in GO d mo,Hi cha meier ana shall
present letters 'e-iim,li.I Of their qusificstion-
from some legally authorized medical l~ii nti,,u
and IT, upon such .xatn1uaton the me- car d.
oates without exception accognt If c.iur
shall be fosni qualified for the practice of netii
cine ard sTrseIy, they s!stl receive The csrtif
ofmemb rShp lie license l,f-'ct &c medicine
surgery witt in lie DISTRICT Of Cslumhia
SEC >. AMI be it further enacted, hat any, |
acts or parts If acts cnificii ~ wi the JToyis
IONS Of this &C. he. ami are hereby repealed
Approved. April - 1872
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Public Resolution-No. %.

| Public ResOIutiOn-No. o.
Joint Resolution directing an inquiry into the
| loss VI the United states steamer sUneida'
Whereas. IN the fwenty-fnurth day # Jarnary
last the United states tie amer =. Oneida," when
leavi, < the prt OF Yokohama. Japan, came in
collision it'll the B. It'll PENN ular and oriental
mail rteamer : bombay. and Junk aim Il in
family, with the loss nearly all her Ulcers and
the greater part Of her men; amt whereas the
Navy De- artment has been unablr in answer 10 n
request IF the Hou-e ii representa- We, m
nEhicafe any detailed or satisfactory inf nation
touching the circumstances # the less. beyond III
extent ami the number ofc.ssualfi 8; and wherra
Il appears that full and impartial md .atis-
I Glory investigation l,a> been ~ de into the
Causes 1T tie disaster. into the conduct VI the
i,aI tir- i'm, ':ic.ted in il Therefore,
Nc II Owed bv the Senate and IIonse #
ker, .ehtsiiyes nj The United States VI An erica in
Congress ~ss. mhl-i, That the S. cr~t.r, II the
Navy shall, with the lea>t practicable delay
nider an inquiry TO he nmi~ into the la, tn ulars
,.f the uss Of sal Unit-d States steamer .s,nesa
and II her officers and mtn. iocluiing the sub-e
qnent con'iuci Of the captain IT tie siesn,e,
8 s.ambay, with view TO sscersmin the response
biliiy iE the collision which she was de- troy. d.
and Tor the de tIuction If which aftenc Ell III.
aud make report VI lhs same 10
CaBgs e-s.
Approved, April :, 1870.
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Public Resolution No. AT

A Resolution in relation to settlers on the LATE
Sioux Indian Ieserva ion in the State If Mime
sofa
Resolved by the Senate and House of Re,r.-
sentatives Of the United States Of Amer ca in
Congress assembled. That the act of Congress
approved March rixfh, one Thousand eight hun
d!ed and sixty eight. entitl :. An nc, fir the
relief II settlers on the late ST ux Iuaian reSer-
walton in the State # Minnesota be and the
came il hereby, 50 amended to alow he
set le,s therein provided fur until the first cav of
March, ammo d.,,nini ei:hteen hundred and sew
enty ere, in which TO make pr,of and pay ment
for their CLAIMS
Approved MAJ cE IA. 1870.
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Public r sOiufiop-No II

Resolution to extend the pst Of entry Of the
Co lection district of ew Orleans
Reso we'd by The Senate and Ii u-e e Repre-
sentaiives Of the Unit d states of Ametirl in
Congress assembled. That the lim,-- -: the port OF
New Orleans port f entry he ei.Iar.. d and
extencet SO a. to ncude al that pm ti.m If the
parish of Jefferson. lief. la L. in the State os
Louisiana living between the Mississippi river and
Lake fonfchartrsin, ami befwte, the upper Ii e
Of the parish Of Or cans, left bank. and a line.
running parallel thereto. ct'ine cling AT the
mississippi river. at ih- upper lire # Tie city #
.arroliion, and extending 10 Lai i'.ncliartrsin.
Sec- AMI lie it further Owed. That this
resolution ,haii take effect fIem and after the
date Of its pa.s,ga.
Approved February 2 1870
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IPublic-NO. $751;
An Act to amend the u=ury laws of the District Of
Columbia.

Be it enacted by the Serate and House Of Rep
pesentasives Of the Unit, d States Of America in
Congress assembled. That the rate Of interest
upon judi menss DEGREES, AID upon the LA, or
fcrbearance Of any money. goods, or ,hings in ac-
ton. shall continue TO be six d liar upon on.
hundred dollars for We r. and after that rate
for greater or less s1ni or tor a longer shoe
ter time. except as h-rriaaft.r provided
SEC And be il further enacted That in all
contracts hereafter pe de it shall be Law ii
for the parties TO stipnlare agree writing
that the rate 4 ten per cent Ter annun. any
less sum, Of interest shall b. taken AMI raid
upon every hundred d, lars of money loaned
or in any manner due and owing from any person
or cprpnrati n in this District
SEC. 5. And be it further enacted. That if any
person or corporation in Iisi> District shall c m
tract to receive greater rare of interest than
per cent. upon any contract in writing or six
per cent. upon verbal contract such r~ou or
corporation shall forfeit the hole of said interest
contracted to BE- received. and shall he entitled
only to recover the principal due to such
persoa Ut corp ration,
SIC. 4. And be it further enacted That If any
person or corporation within the District of 10
lunlbia shall directly indie ecfly tai or ceve
any greater amount of interest than is provided |
for IN this act upon any contract agreement |
whatever. it shall be lawful for the person or his
personal representative. the cerpo alton paying
the same to sue for and recover all the interest
paid upon any such coutrst agreem.' t from
the person or his personal represent tfre-. or t
from the corporation recei.iug such unlawful |
interest: Provided. That the suit TO recover
back such interest shall he hr,uei,. WITHIN one
year after such unlawful interest shall have been
paid or taken
SEC. s. And be il further enacted, That no-h-
ing in this act Contained shall be c srr1e,i to
change the gen raj laws rec irI relation To
banking associstiu, oigtnized under the 10
provide "A natl nal currenry secure,i by pledge
NJ United States bon l. iId provide the
calation ard red mpton thereof, approved June
three. eighteen hnfl ed AMI sixty fur. II
Approved, April -. 1879. II
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4 PROCLAMATION.
BY the President of the United States Of America

BY the President of the United States Of America
/ Where's convention concerning the ciiz H.
| ship Of emcrauts ietween the Uni ed States u
Ameiics and the Grand Duchy If ii,ss-, va,
cs,t cIu'ied AMI sigtr by their respective priiro-
: teniIHrIe> as DlIm>ta I, on the fiF-t day f An
gut. one tfoussnd eigh; hundred and SIX vel hr
which c.'nvehtion ;e!ig IN the English AID uer
man lan-us-e>. is wo Il Tor word a. llpUs:
| In witness whereof l have hereunto set my
hanl aut ciu>rd the seal OF the United st ate. 40
| BE- affixed.
D he i'll the city of v ashingtoa this thirty FIRST
day If su-t.t III ia. year Of our Lo one til u
sand eight hundred and sixty nine ant Of the in
dependence of tue United States the ninety fon til.
III. :. seal U. :. GRANT.
By the President:
HAMILTON FISH, Secretary of State
And whereas the laid additional articles have
been duly r,Iifiel on both paris and the respective
raihcatons ot the same nave teen excha g-d
Now, therefore, be il Known that L. Uis IS s.
Grant, p!e-iient # the United states of Aueriea
have caused tie >ari additional articles to be- made
pablIc to the end that the same and very clause
a. artic e thereof may be observed an. fulfil ed
with gopi ftith by the United State, and tie cti-
Gems thereof
Ia wit ess whereof have hereuntn set my hand
ana caused The seal of the United States 10 be af-
fixed.
bnne at the city Of Washington fii~ fl III day e
eight hundred AM seventy and of the i,.de,en.s-
en- If the United sta Is the ninety f urth
SEAL u. $ Grant.
by the Presdent:
HAMILTON FISH
Secretary If State
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Public No. ST.
Secretary If State

An Act to authorize the Burlington and Mss II ri
River kaiirHai Company, its assigns, to-
cir rnge the established line Of said ROAD in the
State Of Nebraska.
Pc it enacted by the Senate and House of Rep
resen'ativeS of the United states of Americ. IN
Congress assembled, L at the Eu lin ton and
MI sfss'rpi ii,e Ia cad Company. or 1T, a
signs. in the stale II Nehr:t ks, may IA ch,n-e
the iUctt,n If that = rtion al its Hue til Il lie,
West u The city # lincoln, III s,i STATE, shown
f'y the map tn ref now on lie in the Gen-r
ianft once of the United states as TO secure :.
better and mrfe practicable route, AMI To con-
ne WI II the Union Pacific Eai road at OF bear
the For' h arnev eser alton, said new lire 10 be
ioca'ed within the limits of the land grant ma e
by the United States IL aiti in the Construction
Provided, however, hat said line shall not he
/ Gated farther south tia the sai '1hern t,rnd;-
ry line of township number seven. laid State
and said change shall net impair tie righs to,
NOR change the location Of the said Land gan
AMI the SAID Company its assigns. shall receive
n different ,r other gr quantity OF land
than if this act had not passed. and NJ. chan e
had been made III the located line Of said raload
Approved. May d, 1870.
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tHt
Reif enacted by tie Senate and House # Repre-
sentatre- the Unit, d STATES If Ame.ita in C.n.
sre-s embed. That the f.llowiDy sums be and
the same are eieby, appropriated ont Of any
mnney in The irea ury Not othe wise apr, D lated
for :he support Of the Military Academy FIR lie
Year ending the tliirtieih OF June, eighteen Lul-
Dir, d ami seventy one:
additional pay OF officers. and for pay Of in
sfructors, diets, and mu. Cians. hundI ed and
five thousand two hundred and ninei three dollar.
and twenty cents;
= n Gle, Ks to II easurers, one thousan fived hun
DIRE d lar:
For Contingent expenses # the departments OF
maih natics, artillery, cavalry. aud infantry.
ordnance and gunhe y, practical engineering. evil
and military engineering, natural and exp, rimeri-
tai l'hilo o. by, and mpersal ion to attendant,
three Thousand TIN ee hundred ard fifty dollars;
For new p;ess, type, and materials for Office,
and d'll"m.- for graduates, one Thousand three
hundred d.,ila 9;
For transportation. twelve hundred dollars;
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N NOTICE..

NOTICE IS HEREBY GWEN THAT WILL
~ apply to the Commits toner's of the General
Land once, to have refunded the purchase
money laid by me the :. Ufhe ist quarter Of
Section q. Township l6 no. th range IL east, a.
per certificate No. IA. issued at arson CITY
Nevada. bearing date the p b day # June. 1864.
the same having been aijud- eti invalid and can
ceied. GEORGE WASH GFuN WENTWORTH
myl9fw
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LOST:

VIRGINIA AND T. UCKFE RAILROAD
Y WWbD CHE, M ~, FIR 20 c, rds Of wood
dated June 1.t's AMI Iaysil- In Is. 1870, to
ALFRED RORY. AIRY l.rs.n find z the same
will confer fsv = by iernr,jng it 10 the owner.
Mr. toby, OF Ly leaving il AT the APPEAL 0lice.
jt2i
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Is Now Due and Payable.
Dissolution of ship.

'I'HE CO-PARTNf FsHTP TERI TOFORE En-
1 is ing between L. nis Bratler and L. mis- Him
under tn. firm name Of ira .er 4 Hirn -" il this
day dissolved BY mutn i cAIlselt: Mr. Brader con :
tinuing the business Of TIE lat. fl m.
LnUIS B"ADER,
LOUIS IIRN.
Carson City, Nevada June IS, 1870. je24ln
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The divid .n.s falling due for the rest Of the
year 1870 and hose Of 1871 will be paid AZ they
hive been in tn. pist-r nus iy-cpnm encing
ED of first year. and As there notes to he
pal in the Matnal L fr caa he drawn in cash. 1t
II be observed that the dividends declared on
tie payment made the previous yeHr not four
years after the payment made in some COM
paui's.
Lists of the policy holders-'o whom we conf
IDENTIFY refer III seeking inSuranee-can be
had on apple ton at the office If the Agency 81
South c street, Virginia.
JOHN sPRoSToN, State Agent.
SAMUEL D. WHItTaSER, Special Agent.
jeSA-tf
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NOTICE
To All owners of Lots in
Dayton. Lyon County,
Nevada.
One Year in which 10 File your
Claims,
From Ju1y7th, 1870

From Ju1y7th. 1870
NJ Office is He EBY GIVEN IHaTI. VIII
~ LIAM HAYDN. Judge If the Fourth JuIi-
c1al District of the sta Of evadi, a, T. tee n
the own rs % properly in Dayton, Ly.n UNITY.
Nevada. under an Of CO.. grt 81 entitlel = An
Act T the relief Of the ii.hab,t4,ts # Titles
and Towns upon the inbi- l. nds,'' ap-
p owed narch ?, 1867, have recei, Ell "a Patent
from the United states r the east b If the nth.
cas- quarter # the northwest quarter ami the east
1T Of the southwest qn ,rtr If section tive. ty-
three; the northeast qu .rter Of tie northwest
quarter and the nOrthe ,st quarter of section
twenty six, aud the southwest qua ter + s-cti n
t~en vt ur and the nathwest quarter OF tn.
r'bs est quarter If section twenty five in Fowl
ship six cen. nor Of R,Dge II, ne f2Il .nst
the district If lands snjecs l., sale nj / a. son
Ct y. NeSAda, containing eight huni ell and for.,
ares. Patent dat.d Nay 10Th 1870 AMI all
persons owning lots or parcels Of z "und in said
tow site must W thin ,s,e year All Ter tn. ii st
publication + this notice f - with me- "a. NY Gfe
- DAs'Hh. Lyon County nevada u written de,cr,,.
tiOn and claim If the t. If aud owned or cl .inl-d
by IN M or they will lie rev-r ba red II anv rigt
or interest in law or equity n " I" such lots .r
parcels II ound rs remain aimed af.er I'll.
expiratiun VI such pe rid one ear.
WILLIAM HAYDOv,
District Judge, Fourth Judicial D. rict, Nevada,
Tlustee.- ~ sasrszss i Ps7s- -
July 18th, 1870. jy7 law-l0w :
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Epnbiic-No. II I

the Nilirar, Academy for the fiscal year en- +
ing June tLirt.eth. eighteen hundred and sew
enIy-one.
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Lime and Brick. or either.

are hereby notified to call SPIN the undersigned,
VII" viii he prepared. within few days, to til
ali orders with
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A Mum Der One article.

eE- Orders NAV he left with the Undersigned
or at Walkers Il tel
MARSHALL WILLARD
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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-08
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CENTRAL COMMITTEE.

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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-08
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