davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1874-07-16

TOR sALE-Q1fHAp- COMpLETE OUTFITS
Tor saloau bars And t1tures l@a Suntl flalAtc1st.
ITOR SALE-A LOT or i;O0D sECUNp.uANp
l. tInnars' tnoIs. st l63 West Vau Husen.st.
NOt HALlI-RAlLROAD AND sTEAMDOAT TI0K-
ats to ali points, lehs than regular ratos Fran 1T
$40 saTu 1irkes bought htRest pticts, tue Gau-
eral Ticket Onlcr, 7b CLARK st, iasen,ent.
, 1874-07-16
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

TOR HALE-OIt nENr-rlIE ar. NICHOLAS
+ Ictol situat I'd IN tho Oy Of Bloomington, ill., .Tho
houss IA ia Eoni order, has always dono tfno bh-
ohtly arranged Tile ooation ID and ii tho rst IN tho
ssfs Mss.n tof m tgsyo IL M nAH :.
a, II. LADEN, HIpnn{u9tpn, III, -
, 1874-07-16

1i'IRST-C GLARS BOARD FOR MAN AND WIFE on
tsvn sdnk at ftiscr fark Tor fhe etInrt. Atlrca4
II. LUNDf, Rirer Park. A. 1UNDY, 23a Slurtlofnv.
~ 1fMEFTE-0NE on TWO 1lFSiRNBIE ROOMS
n paf l,B hbAthht, MIt board In rriratn fn.uI1y4
three blocks from aepos houso we SHADED Adlross Il.
, 1874-07-16

tOnNtrV. .....
13oAnD GIVEN, IN EXCHANGE FOft CARPETS,
a. xoo aS @ sar s9s1 9s hs;, saa e.
tS4 R1fnratyD16. tit.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-01-05

AGAssIZ ON THE Sp1RITs-Vben
Home, the famous medium. was At Pos
ton and was able to induce some men If
note there to come and investigate his
dolngs, Agassiz remained aloof. One
day the mediums agent seeing the orea+
naturalist IN railway car introduced
himself and urged Agassiz to come to
Inc Seanees, saying that he owed It to
MS position as man of science To at
tempt to account for such extraord;narv
phenomena He was listened to With
giaclai indifference But when among
other wonderful phenomena he told
u mysterious and half-luminous hand
"hlcn descended from the air and wrote
sayings, Agass1z turned quickly
TO him and said. YES III come gnt
mind you. You see I'm strong. ard 7
snail bring my short sword with mo
and when that hand appears | shall
seize 1t and drive my sword throuob II
INTO the table" "You surely wouldn't
10 an unseientifc proceeding like that
Professor would you ?" said the agent
L shall surely as [ come was the 70
Ply and Agassiz was worried with No
more invitations.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-01-05

will not change the relations of the Uni
ted States with Spain or Cuba, at least
for the present
The misfortunes of the year have been
| generally such as were to be looked for
in the course of human events. though
such as we hope skill and sagaeity will
lessen in the coming time The loss of
the Atlantic and the City of Washington,
off Nova Scotia, and the sinking of the
Vile du Havre have been the saddest
yisltations of the kind. A visitation of
smallpox at the North and of yellow
fever in the South. have also served to
remind Us of our mortality. An unusual
number of the illustrious names of the
world have passed from the mouths of
men into recorded history. The ex-Em-
peror Napoleon. who had figured so con-
spicuously in previous years. died in
comparative obscurity, in January the
eccentric ex-Duke of Brunswick faded
out and left his property to the City OF
Geneva John, the aged and cultivated |
King of Saxony, passed away in October, |
and the Emperor of Morocco has gone
the way of all flesh. Among the states
men that have departed from earthly
eounsels are Ratazzi in Italy, Bernstein
in Germany, Lord Ossington in England,
better known as John Evelyn, and J. i.
Orr, John W. Geary and James
Brooks of the United States. Several
lawyers are gone, including
Chief Justice Chase, Judge Nelson of
New York, Judge Chapman of Massa-
;husetts, Sir William Bowl and the
Right Honorable Stephen Washington of
England. Science has lost Agassiz.
Professor Adam Sedgwick. Matthew F.
daury, Sir Henry Holland and DR.. Nell .
ton literature mourns Lord Lytton.
ohm Stuart Mill, Amadee Thierrv. !
COUNTESS Guiceoli and Caroline CHEESE ,
no and art has been bereft of Land
eer and Powers.
These hasty references viii serve to
ecall the salient events of the wear. and
5 We pass 1t IN review, to find no relap-
es' but a steady progress The new
ear opens with promise, with many y
roblems yet unsolved. and many diff E
lltles TO overcome but the world is :,
ct young, and viii address itself to its :,
ndless task with renewed v1gor and :;
neerfulness--Boston DAILY Globe. =
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-01-05

Jordan & Marsh, the noted Boston
dry goods merchants. are accused Of IL
regularities in their importing business.
aud government has seized their books
and Is trying to ascertain whether thew
have violated the laws or not Special
agent Brigham, and his deputy, r. NJ
hImball, each well known in this viein-
Ity. brought the firm TO grief, and ara
assisting in bringing the case before the
courts where it can be properly tried
HE Boston papers are finding fault with
the law, aud think the heads Of popular
hrms gulltless, while their clerks NAV
have been eognizant with fraud. Tbis
indicates that the government agents are
night IN their suspicious. and that thew
vii show their sagaeity in this case a.
IN many others, which they have sue-
eessfuIly ferretted cut
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-01-05
ADVENTURE WITH WOLVES.
NAN BEsET WITH THE ANIMALS SAVED
BY RAILROAD TRAIN.

[ - AA-.1AhO-AD 4hA1N.
The Boston Transcript tells the fol-
lowing: Along the line Of the Grand
Trunk Railroad, between the Island Pond
station and the French village of Coati-
cook, IN Canada, distance of eighteen
miles, the country is almost an unbrokeu
forest. and wild animals are frequently
seen beside the read staring in wonder
at the passing trains, while deer, foxes.
Iynxes and wolves often bound across
the rails in front Of the locomotive. Some
years since the latter animals were re-
markably plenty. sometimes appearing
IN droTes Of dozen or twenty.
One evening. late in the Autumn. q
young man had occasion to pass along this
lonesome way on foot. and had not ac-
eompllshed more than half the distance
when ne heard cracking in the bushes
at the side of the track, denoting the
presence ofsome wild animal. Thinking
to frighten the creature, he threw a stone
toward the place where it happened to
De- his was answered by howl from
the wolf, for such it was. and what added
to the discomfort Of the situation. var
lous other bowls were echoed and re-eeob
ed by wolves from all sides. and tbex
soon began to close in around the now
thoroughly frightened man, who started
On run' but was soon obliged to slack
en- his pace from sheer exhaustion. AL
though the pack Of wolves now number.
ed about twenty, they still for some
reason failed to attack him. but s,r
rounded him at the distance Of a few
PAGES each moment growing holder and |
bolder- In his desperation he picked |
I'D stones and threw towards them At
which they would scatter for briaf
period and he would make another ef
Tort to escape them, which. however
would prove useless, for as soon as he
turned to run they would again surround
him' and the only method by which be
could keep them at hay was to keen mn
the shower Of missiles, and shouting at
the top Of his voice
But even this resource was fast fail
ing hin. and he was we'll nigh exhausted
and ready to drop with fatigue and
'rlght' when suddenly unexpected as
'lstanee arrived He heard afar off a
10" rumble, and knew that a. train was
approaching Could he only hold his
aeree enemies at bay until It's arrival he
-elt that he would be safe. He redo,b
ed his Efforts, and soon the rumble of
NE tram grew louder and the head LIGHT
II the locomotive appeared around a
;urve- The hunted man now gave mn
he unequal contest with the SAVAGE
'rutes' and, facing the approaching
ram, threw up his arms and conoeutrat-
d all his energies in a loud call for
help. which was heard above the ratfle
II the ears The engineer whistIed
Town brakes. the train cane To a a.snd
STILL and the poor fellow, more dead
nan alive, elimbed into the cab If The
engine and tainted, and it was on1v a.
-er the arrival Of the next station 81.
be was able to relate his terrible er,e-
ence-
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-01-05

FoAEE9Ts DEAocEAr-Tkose nh
want i've and up-to-the-tines deuo
el11ie newspaper. viii find this w.,t
supplied In Ra0aeroy's Dezaoera Per-
cry lears % one. and If he l. someti.e.
@A4' people call little rough. h.
-oes handle the se4laEags without glaves
ne Z good specimen Of a fair and
le@f1ess editor His paper nov i er,lw
year. and specimen copies vii h.
seist lFee p ali who forward the;v "A
oFess 70 ~ ~ Pomeroy, Editor DEM
frsz' Box 9zl7, New YORK CITY
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-01-05

The fIrginius, about which has arts
en- 50 much controversy, has committed
suicide put an end to her woes. and
perhaps, an end to further controversy
between government and Spain. While
she vas being lowed from Key West To
New York By a United States war shin.
= severe gale and rough sea proved too
much for the nn@eaworthy condition Of
the ill-fated ship. and she foundersd and
sunk before she could be run into a b.r
Dor those OH board barely eseanei
with their lives.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-01-05

10 BE REvIvED.-The custom Of bav-
ing procession and sermon in church
On the day Of the assembly Of the Legis-
iature Of Massachusetts, which was omit
eed last year. is this year to be revived
Inc procession Of Lawmakers will be es
o'r'ed BY the Boston Company Of hide
Pehaent Cadets all headed by the chief
constable Of the Commonwealth, and
VIII march to the old Hollis st~ee.
church. where the sermon will Be preach.
Ai'ii4Ea Jreen Of Springfield.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-01-05

he total Indebtedness Of this eouu-
Try Is estimated at twelve billions Of dol
iArs' This includes national. State
MUNICIPAL and individual Indebte,Inss.
= interest On tbs vast sun Is equal
to one-third Of the rational debt F,-tu.
nately u1eh Of this sun Is owed 70 ou,
selves and vii still be IN the country
when the debts are Hquidated
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-01-05
A DEPLORABLE CAREER.

Wonderful histories not unfrequentl,
come to light at Colonial Police Courts
and one which was divulged few weeks
ago before one of the tribunals at Dune.
din. the capital of the great province Of
0tago. was certainly of this character.
A woman was placed before the magis-
trate who appeared TO be about forty,
and bore traces of remarkable beauty.
She was the daughter of country gen.
tleman of good position in Levers favor
lite county Galway, Ireland, and there
made acquaintance with a captain in the
army who was quartered in the neigh
borhood. A clandestine marriage took
place, and eventually she accompanied
him to India. where they were most
kindly received by an uncle of her hus-
bands, who had left England many
years before and grown rich, but kept
up no communication with his family.
All went well for time. until the init
macy between Mrs. c. and the colonel
of her husbands regiment provoked in
dignant comment. The result was that
her husband cast her off. and she resolv-
ed to return to Ireland. There, however.
she found that her family. highly indig-
nant with her disgraeeful behavior, re-
fused to see her, and she presently found
herself once more on her way to India
to endeavor to soften the heart of her
husband toward her. On the way out she |
made acquaintance with u gentleman /
who became so infatuated with her as to |
propose marriage, and, notwithstanding
her husband at Calcutta, she accepted,
and they were married on board. On
India he discovered the fraud
and like her previous husband cast her
aside, and she then discovered that her
irst I'm fact her only reaD husband had
lied. and left all the wealth which his
-ich uncle had bequeathed to him. to
lis relations
Back again she went to ireland once
more, TO find her parents dead, and her
listers resolute in their determinations
lot to receive her. She then in some
Mysterious manner eontrived to enter a
amily in London as governess, but be-
ng discovered by the lady of the house
intriguing with her husband, her educa-
Ional career, there at least, came to an
brupt termination. And now her fam
y, fearing no doubt she would bring
'me public scandal upon them, offered I
trough their solicitor to send her to
Lelbourne- There she obtained employ
ent as teacher in public institution, :
sr anteeedents having, it may be pre- 4
lined, been sedulously kept from the I
nowledge Of the authorities. So sedate q
occupation no doubt proved extreme
unpalatable to one accustomed to a l.
'e Of excitement, and she sought relief :
ON e1anaei BY such deep libations that :
e speedily received congo here also. S
From Melbourne she migrated to New b
'aland' and going to the diggings took II
with digger, but her drunkenness
on disguised even him, and she at IL
ngth became an outcast On the streets "
Dunedin. where she was placed before 7.
magistrate on charge almost weekly Ii
eferred against her of being drunken al
'orderly vagrant. IA
Unhappily the great Australasian L.
WIS can produce terrible muster of Al
better-days class, but the record Of
,areer 50 terrible as this is rare even il
ire :,
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-01-05

stove lastre, when raixed w,tb .n.v,
'ine and applied in the usual ma,new
: olaeker' more glossy. and more dur.
'ie th4n when mixed with any other r.
qaid The turpentine prevents rust .na
wen put o. an Old rusty stoye viu
make Il look a. well a. Dew
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-01-05

10 extract ink from cotton. six .,d
~o9.en gods. satarate the spots with
apiflIs o. t1rpentine, and let i rena;.
se'slai hours then rub it between IT,
hands Il viii erumble awav. xitbo...
ing either tie color or the texture
Of the article. 1s
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-01-05

'Ae u TIE queerest establishments IN
New York Is place where milk Ea,b.
can Be had. The milk Is warranted rnre
ana q bath costs FIVE dollars. The ees.I
h.hlaent Is patronized largely by ladies.
"1' imagine that these bafha f,rxo.<
TIE health and beautify the eorsr,Iev;o,,
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-01-05
BOOTS & SHOES !

c.is "a Ean eysf before. Ladies' Glove KID aiove
49, 40 ana Goat Eozed serge ana Beaver ylsn,eI
etoes ivps. Aeompie,e line o. Asses' ana ci,,ldya.,
- T. - large stock u Mems ami Eovs, We, t,a.
800, MO- Boot, custom made. ali hand 49,
,ae,ss a,s1 Jhlck ana c,arsesne Boots Mems, W.
" other gocds with prices reduced "s"s' stock
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-01-05


Rnducf;nn IN Dr;oor
form with the Times.
COMMENCING
WE SHALL SELL FOR
-
OF 10 TO 20 PER CT LESS THAN FOR
4 "" OAOI
he rst ~ Navs1 We made our Journey to market
nos u Nosenoef ana nave been adding to it by
y o god a. !. " quote prices Of some
p;no D., c-..
rice I o IN "a oan,s 'A ~ 'e"'' per Sard' former
''0e Il " ~ ce'S'
Y1.n,a,s q, = n .
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-01-05
We Shall do All we
Advertise.

Thanking our eastosaees s.a -.
NJ - ss make his announcement h sr ITsl
lTlsS1s ssstAge o. this rare ehss.ee h, many
Us s~ibs AMI save money ssf 70 yet zo4d
Very kesp4cuaIy
'1-''~h' December 1871 1879. ~ 10.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-01-05

Notwithstanding the above enhancement 10 r
peeh 70 Boston and and returned and now bave -
mana the best stock Of goods of every kind which ~
lave nave had the pleasure Of Offering TO the r4orle ~
barton ana surrounding towns. Some of our neiyE
bors may have goods than ve-tbat fact meSh
not khow'-but certain 1t is we have never had -
many goods as now. All kinds of Dry Good.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-01-05

Lard, co1hsb Salt and Nall.
"a - We have almost everything that teosle want
-, mar 20 =. blsm happy IN this world We bsys 800
-,a, ~ Aboys very cheap ard shall sell !. veTy
$50" ~'FAs'cs from cpst We want an kinds n
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-19
LATEST TELEGRAMS.

rhiiadeiphia, Februar, Il. S.okeley :
majority for Mayor is II ,0c0.
BOSTON. February iS.-A large meet
NJ Of the Board Of Trade and merchants
sc-da- unanimously voted to appeal TO
ths President toreappoint Collector Rus
sell, wEc, il is understood, consents to
shs arrangement. Resolutions and pc
ss.iors acaiLst the confirmation Of SIM
Gonds were agreed upon. and will be
forwarded to the President and the Mas
sachusetts delegation in Congress-.
New York, February 1S.-The Govern
ing Committee of the Stock Exchange
meet at 3 F. NJ. to-day, when efforts will
be made to discover the perpetrators of
Of the bold forgery Of yesterday. 1t is
understood that suspicion has been di-
Rccted toward certain brokers who are
supposed to have profted largely by the
A0nenfary panic which ensued upon the
publication Of the forged letters Wheel
eek, against whom certain intimations
lad been made, made = personal explain
a.icn this morning Thesperpetrators
were confident that the forgery would be
detected, apparently, and determined to
draw many OF the most experienced
brokers away from the street. In order
10 do this they prepared a series of let
ters to different brokers, asking them to
meet Commodore Vanderbilt up town
upoH important business, and these they
signed with the name Of the Commodore 5
private secretary.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-19
cTATE OF NEVADA, COUNTY CT

STATE OF NEVADA. COUNTY CT
- O-nsby.--Distric: Court, End Judicial Dis
trict.-In the matter Of the estate OF SARAH
KLINE, deceased--It appearing to the Judge OF
said Court by the petition presented ard fled
by JOSEPH ECSLNSTCCE, tie Administrator
of the estate Of SARAH KLINE, deceased, pray
ing fer order to sell real estate that it is Ne
cessery to sell the whole Of the zeal estate to
pay the debts outstanding against the deceased
and the debts. expenses and charges of the ad-
ministration. 1t is therefore ordered by the
Judge of said Court that all persons interested
in the said estate appear before the said District
Court on MONDAY. the secsnd day Of March.
A. D. 1874, at 10 O'Clock 4. N. OF said day, at the
Courtroom Of said District Court in the
Court House in Carson City. Crmsby county
State of Nevada, to show cause why an order
should not be granted to the said Administra-
tor to sell the whole Of the real estate of the
deceased. And that . copy OF this order be
published ct least four successive weeks in the
Carson DAILY APPEAL. a newspaper printed and
published in Carson City, Ormsby county, Ne
vada.
Dated January oath, A. d 1874.
c. n. HARRIS,
List Judge.
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DELEH;9uEHT TAX LIST.

STAT OF NEVADA, COUNTY OF CE&SBy.
DISTRICT l1IG2SE1s CEi-cs.
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DISSOLUTION CT CGPaRTNERSHIP

YlEE COMPREHENSIVE HERETO
i fore existing between Jacob sheyer ami
Louis Morris, under the firm name Of Sheyer
Moriis, is this day dissolved ly mutual con-
sent. Mr.. Jacob sLeyer retires from the bust
less. The business will hereafter be carried
on by Abrahsm Morris and Louis Ne iris, under
the firm name of L. Morris & Co. Mr.. L. Nor
ris is authorized to col!ec. all bills due the Old
firm, also pay all debts Of the late firm.
s- JACOB SHEYER,
-s . -l.. LOUIS NORRIS,
ABRAHAM NORRIS,
Carson City, Nevada, January 81, 1874.
fell
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STATE OF NFyA

STATE OF NEVADA
COUNTY OF ORMsBY.
l, T. j. EDWARDS, County Clerk and er-0LFcto
Clerk of the Second Judicial District Court held
in and fer tie said county and State afore-
said, do hereby certify that the above and fore
going is a fail, true ind correct copy of the
original order now Oh file and Of record in my
office.
In Testimony Whereof, ! have hereunto set
lay hand and affixed the seal of said
Disirict Court, at my Office in Carson
lsEAL. City, Nevada, this, the oath day OF
January, A. D, 1874
ja25-td 4. j. EDWARDS, Clerk.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-19
LIST day CT March 1871.

Any stcchhotder making default in payment
OF said assessment as above required upon the
shares held by him will be delinquent, and said
shares will be advertised for sale at public auc-
ton, and unhss required payment thereon is
nade on OF before APRIL LIST, 1874 so many OF
such shares will be sold, at said lsst date, US
Will be necessary for the payment Of the assess
ment upon all shares held by such Shareholder,
together with costs Of advertisement and ex-
penses Of sale. .4f 4rE 50 81 ~ III
5f.5-..- -c,r s. y. KING, JR.,
ta5olawfW Secretary.
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Assessment Notice.
PANCAKE coal COMPANY.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN at a meeting of the Beard of Trustees
held on the 3Cth dsy IF January, A. D. 1874 an
assessment Go. l, Of ten cents per share was
levied upon tie capital stock OF The corpora
ticr, payable Immediately in United States gold
coin, TO the Secretary, at office Of Company
with Ellis K Eirg, Carson City, Nevada Said
assessment to be paid on or before tie
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-19

San Diego. February 17.-In a quarrel
= few days ago at San Luis Esy, in this
county, between two men named Wiles
.cd Graham, another named Blanchard
nterfe.ed and shot Graham. Blanchard
~as discovered. gagged. and hung to a
sree this morning. Graham will prob
ably recover. No further particulars.
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aa::sselvT;CH OF ccPaRTNERsRlf

TIME COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
existing under the naE1e Of the Gienbrook
Mill Company consisting Of =. Davis, &. c.
Thaxter and n. ID. Hatch is this lay, January
LIST, dissolved by mutual consent. F. Davis and
G. c. Thsxter will continue the business under
the firru name of GIsnbrook Mill Company. pay
all debts due by this aCm and collect aIl out
standing bills. +. DAVIS,
Il. 6. THAXTER,
M D. HATCH,
Carson, Nesala, January 1874. jals-ln
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Lively STABLE,

arson street, opposite Wells. Fargo Co.'S Ex-
press, Carson City.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING UN-
L equalled facilities for carrying OF. his bust
ness. is now better prepared than any livery
stable proprietor in Nevada outside of Virgins
City, to accommodate the public with
Buggy and
Carriage Equipments,
@ FINE SPANS,
Stylish Turn-outs (all nen) Su-
perior Saddle Horses, VI"
And everything that q frst-class Livery Stable
is supposed to be provided with.
Picnics, Balls, Political Gather
ings, Funerals, etc,
Supplied with vehicles and steady teams ON the
Access to my stable can Be had at ali hours of
Me day sinight. FfHfla =
TERMS REASONABLE.
A share Of the patronage Of the place IL sslic-
-. J. ~. BENTON,
a1-n Proprietor.
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