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East Hardwick.

G.. &. Montgomery has purchased the
old building recently occupied as the
Rc1orfcr Office, and fitted up very
neat room on the lower floor. which is
now occupied 10y Frank Eastman as Il
jewelers. shop.
Edgar Hunt has completed his new
house near the post office, and is moving
into it.
Sclim Goodwin saw Il catamount in
the pasture on the town farm. last Sab
bath. The animal WAS seen ON O. :.
Ford's farm IL week or two since. Where
are the ''mighty hunters ?"
Waterford.
The Republican caucus will he held
in the veStry at Lower Waterford. Aug.
Sth. ut ! o'clock p. W., to elect Il dele
gate to the district convention.
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.,,. and Western 30 \. VI. and 1:3O
. .l..rr vul "a \. NJ. Northern and
.,L.ru .'nI \. VI. southern and
.yjI.- N. a%d l.,i i@ !! + +. N NJ NJ southern
.. ,..Iu 4 ". to- T.. Nj
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ST. JOHNSBURY ACADEMY.

The next Academic year will begin Wednesday,
August 20. 1874, with the following corps Of
Instructors
Rev. II. T. FULLER. Principal
CHAS. r.. PUTNEY, a. NJ, Latin and High
cr Mathematics.
EDGAR l.. MORSE, A. h., Latin and Natu-
raj Science.
Miss l.. JENNIE COLBY. French and Ge-
Omctry.
and Drawing.
MADAME T.. MARIE, French
Mrs. EMMA j. TAYLOR, instrumental Music
SANFORD a. GOSS, Penmanship
\ Normal Teachers Class " ill he formed for tn.
rst ten weeks, Instructions for which the first
two weeks will consist of lessons in Drawing after
MIR Walter smiths Method, by Miss Eliza H.
Woodward teacher of Drawing in the Bridgewat.r
tMass) state Normal School Special students for
the drawing received at fee of 81. No extra
charge to regular members of the school
For catalogue or further information apply to
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wINDHNM COUNTY.
Outrage and Murder of a School Teach
er at St. Adams.


st. Adams is in Il fever of excitement
over the outrage and murder of Miss
Marietta Ball, daughter of Mr.. George
Ball OF that place, Friday attrrponn
Miss Ball WAS Il handsome and robust
Noun" woman of ahout ~. who tnupht
school in an outlyin" district. After
he close of the weeks school. Friday
afternoon. as WAS her wont. she started
for the house of Mr.. Foster Page. a
mile distant. to spend Saturday and
sunday The road lay through il lone
some hit of wood, and here she was
way laid. and. after severe struggle.
dragged mt" the bushes and violated,
anu 'nt.n i''' h''il'' 'i''NI't" win il htaNL
I''''' i' "''H WIS 'liS' "'>'"Nc ere"
"N " '"''i'" ,"N' ~, '!'"lH morning,
'''' races 81 ''It SIl"'h'hE attack ana
''''t'o'l' anu 'li'''''''"''S Oh desperate
',>.>.:. "ii M par. vi 'ii' GIN were
!" ~ '''',N >'0''' ~" u'''''i" l"lS"'l
E.,nnn '' >">i",'''' u; '''' Il i'""'' VI
t.,'.,inn .,,,'I 49,. WI, III I,' i, '
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I. =, :''''''i'''"' ''',' NV '
,''''a Wv, , '',;'" WI" ''r'. 1t ''''
il strcu~th.ncJ H., tI,. t.,c, tb,t ,rI,
week since, us Miss Bah was being
driven to her school. IL man WIS seen
StcalthilN pcrIing from the place us she
passed by. and the adventure w:rs com
mcntcd on at the time. although lightly
and is of small import. An old French
tramp aud the cnlorcd hoN who found
the body are locked up on account of
the murder. but thrIc seems not to bc
the slightest evidence against them.
The following details are. furnished
bv the local papers
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thr children and nnsscI On She w,s
no,.or or,iu soon 1.-Two Lut Inv tho t;,nJ
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No especial concern was felt for the
il'>SihS Sii' HhlI MIS-. 'S', vi SoiIlS
: ,',.,'' 'I;''''',,aI H.. NJ ~,
,a,I ,I,' CIV 'i'''' ', ''', WI '',I
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ii'"' iit'h WI nv i'"i Nv" i'"'il HIS son
','i' M'ss nla' ','i eeun tNr't't" !"
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,ycrn ,ynmJ,,inn ' ~ hnr n,n,nnn,r a">
NJ, pnn,, tI,a,' 80 any 'I,na H. n',J
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.I '."i ,a''' ~; "l'"l VI. i''N' 'iu'
10 t. '''r my S'''''''S disappearance III his
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-07-31
why viii You Suf-
fer?

To all persons suffer
in" from rheumatism.
Neuralgia, Cramps in
the limbs or stomach.
Hili"us Collie. Pain i'll
the back. bowels or side
W. wnuld say, THE
Household PASACEA
and FAMILY LISIMENT is
of all others the remedy
Nou want for internal
and external Use. II has
cured the above com
plants in thousands of
eases. There il no mis-
take about il. Try it.
sold by all Druggists.
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SprriaI 9lnfrrs.


PANS' MPSlC LODGE, No. .. +. ~ a. NJ.
Regular communication Thursday eve on or b.
fore ih" full at the Moon. j. +. TAYLOR See.
HtSWELL CHAPTER. NO. II, Il. A. VI.
Regular communication, Friday on or before the
full oi Inc moon. G.. V. EASTMAN Src'y.
DIR. Motifs Liver PiIIs.-It is easy enough Ia
make phi, but Ia make good pill ali that : the
dlihcultS There are cheap, harsh drastic pills.
that are "i even less benefit than dose OF salts
but Il; good medicine like DIR. Motifs Liver Fills
when pehetrIt"s Ia the seat of disease il a ,rsid
the liver.
JOIN r. HENRY, CuRRAN & Co, Propretors :
and College Place. New York
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Waterford.
BENNINGTON COUNTY.

At Bennington, on Sunday morning
last the family of Mrs. Dunn, consisting
of herself, two daughters, two sons.
and IL boardcr. Mr.. Loring. after eating
breakfast, having partaken largely OF
warm biscuit, made with cream tartar.
were seized with violent pains, vomit
ing. etc. The physicians, by il vigor-
Gus treatment for poisoning, soon re
lieved the sufferers. 1t is supposed
that there was poison in the cream tar
tar. and portion of it is to he analysed.
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First Quality Gard Photos.

with the SATIN FINISH. only $50 per dozen.
al HASrINGS. GALLEEN- Min Strr.t
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FRANKLIN COUNTY.

Thursday afternoon us Mrs. Mary
Ann Porter of East Fairfield and her
two little daughters, aged : and years
respectively, were returning from Der
rNing, they were all drowned in the
mil pond east of the village. The
water had been drawn down, leaving II
rock revealed in the margin of the
pond. The youngest girl went down
to that for the purpose of washing her
hands. but H. she stepped upon it found
that il WAS covered with trcachcrous
slime and Immediately slipped in. Her
mother sat down her berries, threw off
her bonnet and spran% in after her.
Seeing that she was not likely to re-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-07-31
Rare Chance for a Baruain

The Subscribers offer for sale their valuable. Mill
property. situated an Moose river about two and a
half miles from the Portland Il Oud,nshur., Rail
road depot. The property consists of 1875 Acres
81 Land. on which is at least ten millions of tim
Der. comprising Spruce, Hrnock and Hard wood
mostly very handy {" the mill. About 100 acres is
embraced in a farm under good cultivation. Th,
buildings consist of AN excellent Saw Mill nearly
new; filled with the best of machinery: five Dwell
ING Houses and "uthuidngs n Black smiths Shnp
and J"inrr's shop. There is also one of Far
banks patent Hay Scales on the premises in GOOD
condition.
Being situated i'll timber region only IL miles
from st J"hnshury. and Il from West Concord
with good roads and convenient Railroad facilities
II cannot fail I" Ice regarded as one of the most
desirable" mil properties i'll this section.
Ii Is pleasantly situated and is a natural centre,
Tor village IN" I,st-"ihc" being already rstal-
llshrd There. and n ME" new schnnl house Terms
made easy
For further particulars enquire of the under
signed AT l't"rN. Vt. or Iittlrtnn y II.
ROWLAND TILTOS y co
August |. lS7i. ta5Sny-.
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3lrm advertisements.

Persistent Advertising in the right medium
brings business.
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1olnsburp Galrdonian.
n, nnicc Time Table.

VI. Friday. July 81. 1874.
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4Aey Are

are.
.. vi "''f people are away at
''' " may hc of interest to
''' T." know where they are.
frauk Walker. John ID.
''''''lm Paddock. John W.
Shaw. II. Is. Davis, n.
'' H. W. Roberts and their
~'"ilin% the sea breeze and
'''''r> At Peaks Island in
''' ''"l' where they have cree
,"'''>" and live Just as they
.,. '' '". Rev. G. NJ. Southgate
''' At t"hassct beach. Post
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-07-31

picnic and excursion of the
sunday school to Walden
Walls deferred because of the
Wednesday of this week to
" NEXT. Train leaves ut 9:I5
IFS ut l:3D. Fare - cents for
80 cents for children he
'"d ~ Years.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-07-31

.'Ih Norris was in the upper
''' ~ Iilakc'> mill nt Paddock
''''t. he fell through il hole
>'ihIn% some twelve feet
VII >"W lumh"r. He was bad
'l not :" seriously hurt as
3 Of inst
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-07-31

Photographs of Every Description
can he had at HASTINGS GALLERY. Main ST
Montpelier & Wells River Railroad.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-07-31

near by, concealed under Il rock. This
mask WAS made of piece of carpet,
fastened together with pieces of withe,
and had holes cut for the eye and mouth.
y few threads of this carpet were found
III the hiding place of the murderer be
fore alluded to. Another large piece
was found in the lot where the crime
was committed, some forty rods from
the body.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-19

EIa.ao.-It has been constant rrln
Siple with Us TO define 10 osculate with
any female, 10 matter how lovely and
juicy of liz. il her face failed to present
the required evidence OF Inatutinal ablu-
lions. We maintain :. TuTi:ar-Hke
risor and Spartan stoicism in adLerins
To this rule Of action. We cannot be Sc
ducei from it, So with our pleasant,
spicy, seductive contemporary, the San
Francisco Figaro. We have been recsiy-
ing that paper. daily, since its new suit
OF type was donned. But heretofore We
have passed it by in silence. Why,
pray? Because, indeed, 1t has not come
to us With q clean face. 1t has been used
rs a play-bill at some show-shop, and
got creased and creased and begragsled,
and then urtidily wrapped Up. rceking
with tobaeco-fuIIes and the odoTs Of the
pit, and SO, second handed, mailed to US,
in its sweated and be-scented garments,
as it were. Yesterday, however, it came
to us as neat and tidy as a newiy-bathed
school boy, and SO We give it recognition
and hearty welcome, and cheerfully COM
pliment it upon lis spTighIy appearance
and handsome smiling face, meanwhile
expressing the hope that it may live
long and prosper and never again gointo
company with dirty face.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-19
LATEST TEISGRANS.

Cincinnati. November 1S.-Two po-
Iiczmen returned to this city early this
morning with SCI 00o OF the stolen ox-
press money, which was found buried in
the woods few miles north of tine city.
There is still S25, 900 missing.
Chicago. November 1S.-A Boston
special letter from confident of General
Banks says positively that be will not be
a candidate for Speaker of the House.
He feels that he has already now all the
fame he can for himself and the State in
that position, and the new party of the
future needs his cool ard judicious
council and leadership on the floor OF
the House Of Representatives: that, at
this time, is his place. and he is the
man for that position.
London, November 1S.-The rate for
money at the Stock Exchange on Gov
eminent securities is / Yer cent; consols
for money, $50 03t.; accounts, @31 "a
SO :.
San Francisco, Nov. 19-1:30 p. NJ
/ n pools for the great st. 900 trottine
race to come OF on Saturday next at tbs
Bay District Fair track. between Occi-
dent. Purify and Fullerton, oceident is
selling at SlGo, Fullerton at $50 and
| $50, and Purdy at about SO. The con.
/ test Will be al exciting one.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-19
A Comforting :cntene-e.

One o them ftiiers, remarked BIZ
jai:, IS he h5hldai OF; Thomas L':liing-
zen. yCu3c man charge; VII. v"SraI2cy-
SO We. haven't Eo;niag to dc, IL =
asked the Cont.
Nothing. :rourrfullv acsuered the
prisoner.
Dat Of woIR-ro Home. and your
ana your cash SO short that ycU cou!dn t
Get into a woman rights convention,
en-" continued his Honor.
You've s.ruci, it, rard9er, answered
the prisoner with Il smile.
YES, ana now Ill strike you, Ny.
Lu.!iEGton. I'm down on loa:ers ard
vags. and I'm goioS TO boo>; YOU for six
- Days if il tears the desk down.
You Il have something TO do UP there be
sides sitting an box in the alley and
whistliins Come Love Come. ami when
day fades into night, and the remainder
OF the world retires to rest, you ii have
bed and some covering. They'll hire
some one to hoe that dit eff you, cuf
your hair, dig out your nails; and, when
YOU come out you Will he so disguised
that your own mother will think you are
some English duke over here to hunt
ducks and buy gas stock.
The prisoner said he would be willing
to so up, and if the institution pleased
him as well rs he thought it would, lie
might come back for 4 longer sentence.
DtiUjt Free Press.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-19

GooD.-On Saturday last there was
paid to the County Treasurer a check
for over S11,000, being the amount OF
taxes due the county OF Washoe from
the Virginia and Truckee Railroad. We
make q note of this especially for tie
reason that tho amount paid is in full
for the road-bed at $1,000 per mile. the
rate at which it was equaiized by our
County Commissioners. This shows
tina. the v. & L. r. L. has 70 DISPOSE
ton TO avoid payment OF its taxes or be
in continual litigation with Washoe
county We have 10 idea that the Cen
trail Pacific Railroad will pay its tax
being equaiized at $4,000 per mile.
We hope the time is not far distant
when it will be shown to that road
that the people have rights which they
must respect. Reno Journal.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-19

The Democratic papers throughout
the State are bowling about the corrup-
ton manifested in the use of money in
the election in behalf OF Sharon dele
gates to the Legislature This must be
very interesting news to our citizens and
voters. The only money used in the
county was used by the Democracy,
as every business man and saloon
keeper can testify, and TO which every
sell-out voter will swear. - N;ntboidt
TeqiSter.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-19
AMBITIOUS .oMMIsSIoNERs.

The interesting iact IS presented. in. i
Sanford and Allen. the TWO Democrats
who viii claim seats il the Assembly rs
representatives, Of Churchill! county.
were members 0. the Democratic Boa:d
O. Commissioners OF ;ha; comfy yLu-
after the Registry Agents had resigned
lin tim. to shut out the Republican cleo
tors refused 70 appoint other agents to
ill the vacancies. Thus these WORTHLESS
re:,resent d double game: An ATTEMPTED
disir.ncnisemens OF the entire kepal Ii
can voting population of Churchill
COUNTY, and their own individual adj
vancement by means Of that geprsLen-
sible procedure. \ cooler piece Of poll
teal piracy and fraud than this we have
never before encountered-ceitainly not
since the famous cid days when Ned Ne
Gowan was in his glory, and the Eighth
Ward and Trinity county could be coUn;-
ell OF for any required number of Dem
cratic votes. We cannot believe that the
next Assembly, with its Republican
majority Of II, will permit these self
electirg. -RepubIiean-disfra1chisingD Dem
ocrats 10 hold seats IN that body.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-19

TIE Phoebe Record says many % the
people tbereabout are Of for Panamiut.
1t is not very encouraging sign when a
towns heaters thus shake It's dust of
their feet preparatory to migrating to
the scene Of distant sensation and
doubtful promise. BY the way, is this
Pana.nint fever tie first low wash OF
the waves of a returning tide which shall
compensate California for its losses in
the WasLoe excite meut:
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-19
THE ARREST CT LEE.
IT,. ,I.sat=iu Mralo.. Massacre.


The arrest OF the Mormon Bishop,
john ID. Lee, the leader Of the hand of
cuttL.oats ho perpetrated the atroeious
Mountain Meadow Massacre, brings 10
mind so..:e Of the lea Gins facts Concern
lug hat horsii carnage. The outlines
Of the story are rs follows: In the course
of his pereg.inations as Mormon mis-
sionary. Farley Z. Pratt went to A'Aan-
sas. In that Sta;e he formed the &C
o,,.intsuea Of /. Nrs. Mclean. This
woman became So far converted that
she was induced TO leave her husband
and follow the ro:yGaEous Pratt. Inc
h1saan,,, exasper.tsti 1T the seduction of
lis wife, pursued them on their travels
anil, overtaking .hem, slew Pratt 1t
Was TO ayencc this killing of one OF their
priests, that the Mormons attacked and
murdered this train of Arkansas i1nnl-
grants. TIE slain were relatives and
rei.hbors Of Mclean. We believe he,
himself. was the principal owner in ths
stock and outfit. This Massacre oc-
CURED on the I5:h OF September, 1877,
at a place known as the Mountain
Mead.~s, about go miles south of Salt
Lake City The emigran.s travelled by
the way Q: Salt Lake City and were
bound for California by the Southern
route. They had camped for few days
Rear the Mormon capital but were Or
dcrsd by the authorities to move on. 1t
the place Indicated. Lee and his DANTE
and Indian allies attacked the train.
The elnigrants drew their wagons into
defensive circle and resisted the attack.
They Nigh: have made . successful de-
fense bat were overcome by thirst. They
sent two little giEis to spring for water,
but the relentless butchers shot these
innoceEts to death. Then parley was
held. and Lee offered protection to the
party if the men would lay down their
arms. The proposition WIS acceded to
and then the butchery began. One
hundred and twenty men, women and
children were put to death Seventeen
babies Of the party. only. were spared.
These were afterwards adopted by tie
government The bodies OF these VIC
tias were stripped and mutiiated, ana
LEI; = prsy TO tie vultures and prairie
wolves These orphaned children were
gathered tocetnsT h the Government
end seat to st. LoUis, where, We beiieye,
they have since been cared for IN e.
fort was made, as many c! our readers
VIII remember, % have justice IGeted CIT
10 these Mormon assassins while the
late Judge CzaGlcbaugL was on the |.
:. Bench in Utah; III, his Court Was .
Gentle nudity 50 long as the Mos2oHs
were lis Grand and petit jurors; aud
the attempted indictments and trials
Were never permitted 10 be brought
further than to tie tLreslio-. Of the
Court. This, in brief. is the case
against Lee; aud Justice cries aloud for
lis prosecution.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-19

PLACER DIGGINGs.-A gentleman just
arrived from Bartlett creek, and who
has for some time past been engaged in
that neighborhood, informs Us that in
his opinion placer diggings Of a paying
character exist in that locality. He
washed two or three shoyelfuls of earth,
in all Of which were found several specks
of gold. With proper sluicing facilities
he thinks the ground would prove amply
remuneratiye.-Siire STATE.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-19

JAMES \. HEESE, who, the last time
he was here, got too much in his'n, is
stage manager of Maguire's New San
Francisco Theater, and as such was TIE
recipient OF benefit on last Sunday
night.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-19

The LICK EoUsE PROPERTY, San
Francisco, was sold at auction on Tues
day for 100000. AIR. 0. Livcrmore
was the purchaser. More than amillion
dollars worth Of other property belong
irs 70 The Lick estate was also sold.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-19

JoIaSXY TUEEs, tAe ristolian who Got
into an unfortunate scrape year OF two
ago BY shooting i-oiLer Snowman, is
paying at Buckley : Kew variety Thea
t,r, San Francisco.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-19

OSE VESSEL which has just cleared
from tie poIt Of San Francisco for Lir-
erpool, takes as part c. her cargo. 10. coo
barrels q Hour.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-19

Brs HsEEFoEp is CT fer the Panamirt
i4liu.@- This Is uhat happens 10 Dem
ocr ,v-o have The tegnari,y TO run for
the supreme Clerkship against Charley
Bicknell-;o SO TO the mines.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-19

In. HrSBr EIvzs, we'll known here
about Is young gentleman Of excellent
parts and = lawyer G! :i-e attainments,
has 'eel elacleG District Judge Of LIN
cclu eoGnty.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-19

THE Democracy are easily tickled. In
PHOEBE tLsy had tumultuous joilifcG-
ten. last SATURDAY, over the election Of
o. |estcaa,t- 10 tn Senate. What
woGld they have d2-e ii they had won q
wLclc suit e c,otL.s:
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-19

KENTUCKY elects one Republican Cen
gressman-J. Z. Nhite,-by $50 major
ity. He will represent the Ninth Dis
trict of that State.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-19

The Reno JGlrnal notices that large
numbers of emigrants still continue to
come into California by rail from the
East.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-19

LEE, tie Mountain Meadow assassin,
las been taken to Camp Cameron in
irons.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-19

TEE DISTRICT CoUEC for Ormsly
county meets tomorrow as per adjourn
ment.
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The Humboldt mines are looking
very encouragin5ly.
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De. L: J. WHITE, physician and surgeon, has
removed his Office from the Ormsby House to
the suite of rooms over C. F. Colton's Drug
Store On Carson street. He may there be con.
suited ou,ing all bcurs of the day and night.
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Lost.

SUNDAY, 18TH INST, LADY's BLACK
- SILK SKIRT-POCKET, with linen canbrie
handkerchief, on Second street, between Carson
and Nevada. Inquire ct the Ormsby House.
nfS-3t
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ihE fA'oRlTE-The Eank Exchange Saloon.
corner CT King and orr2sey streets, is tecoa ing
inc 1aSoflte resort Of this city. The great
attraction IS Fredericksburg Beer, while the
oes1 OF wines. liquors and cigars are, also. sold
amusement of guests, q cold iunch NJ oil h tno
sEu nearly good cheer for all are its recou,men.
proprietor. ID VIC
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l. o. Il. M.-The regular Councils of Pluto
Tribe No. l, of Carson City, are held at the Hall
OF Capitol Lodge /. o. 0. F., on Monday even
ing OF each seven suns. A general Attendance
OF the Chiefs and Brothers is solicited.
BY order Of the Sachem,
Il. z. KELLY,
se:-u c. OF r.