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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-04-16
Carson City, Harei ~, 1879.
IN rue nssrR1cr COURT nF rue SEC

I'm THG DESpRICp COURT OF tue SEC
Ond Judicial District County Of Ormsby State Of Ne
Tada-$0L SIMPSON HIS CEEDIToRs.-Notico to Credit
4 InsOvent: Pursuant II Orier OF the Hon. D.
King Judge Of the sail District Court notice is hereby
all the creditors u the said Gsolvcnt Sol Simp
SON he and appear before the said Judge at the Court
Room OF sand Court in the city Of Carson IL tho county
OF orIn by, state Of Nevada, on the SIXTH DAY OF
NAV A. u. 1879 at 10 O'Clock OF that day, ttea
and there snow cause any they Why tho prayer
said insnlvent should he granted and asign
Of his lie made. and he he discharged from
hI deb and liabilities, in pursuance Of the Sta ute In
snch case de and provided and in the meantime al
proce dings aga INST said i, solvent be stayed.
Witness my hand and the seal OF said Court this I'd
day nf April, A. u. 1870.
isRAI4 J. II. MARSHALL, County Clurt-
an $40
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-04-16

| STILL IN JAIL-Aibert Wierz, the orphan
| boy, of whose peculiar idiosyncracies we made
a lengthy mention yesterday, is still in jail
reporter of the MORNING APPEAL inter
viewed the little fellow yesterday afternoon
Albert was brought into the Sherif's office,
bare footed. The top of his head is abnor
mally developed, but his face wears mild
and rather attractive expression, not denoting
the slightest phase of imbeciity. He speaks
readily, and appears to have mentally marked
ont his entire future course of life He told
the reporter that he did not want to learn any
more, as he knows enough now. He desires
to remain in Jail until he reaches his 18th
year, then he wants to 60 to San Franciscc,
where he wishes to fish on the bay until he
reaches his 18th year. He is cheerful little
are really astonishngly bright. His case is
one of the strangest that has ever been known.
As yet the Orphans Home Board has not de-
cided whether or not to place him in charge
of Farmer Treadway.
THE CARSON REFORM CLUB's Roohs.-This
clubs rooms are now being fitted mp in the
stone building opposite the Capitol, and when
completed and furnished they will be a very
attractive resort One room will be used as
a parlor and reading room, and the other as
coffee and lunch room, the rear of which will |
likely be partitioned of for smoking purposes.
The parlor will be used for concerts and other |
In the yard bowling alley |
will be built.
VEsTRY ELECTION the annual meeting |
of the parish of St. Peter, on Monday eve
ming the following vestry was elected to serve
for the ensuing year: S. d. King, W. II.
Beatty, c. n. Harris, Hemp Whitney, j. Fl.
II. 81. Howe and Mr.. Starkey.
OMISSION. - In our notice yesterday of
the retirement of the Territorial debt, we
omitted to state that State Treasurer Crockett
was associated with His Exceilency Governor
Kinkead in perfecting the arrangements to
that end.
DIsCHARGED.-Th young man who was ar
'ested for stealing $500 from Perasich Bros,
vas discharged yesterday, his father having
from Italy that he would make
,ood the amount that the son had stolen.
GOING EAsr.-Rev. j. McLain, pastor of
he Presbyterian Church, leaves for the East
o-night, and will be gone about three months
The MORNING APPEAL wishes the reverend
safe and pleasant Journey
Mrs GENERAL MARLErrE returned from 1
he Atlantic States yesterday morning. a
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-04-16

SHABBY TREATMENT About y week since,
when it YVES decided that the Carson Guard
would accompany the Color Guard amateurs
to Virginia in body, the Captain of the
Washington Guard, a military company of
that city, informed one of the Carson Guard
officers that the Washingtons would receive
our company with full ranks and band, and
the fact of the military reception was erro-
niously reported to the MORNING APPEAL.
1t now turns out that not a member of the
Washington Guard was to be seen at the Vir-
GINA depot when our militia arrived there.
Other Virginia military companies, hearing
Of the shabby conduct of the Washington
Guard, expressed their regrets at the inhos-
pitable manner in which the Carson Guards
were received, and stated that, had they
known that the Washingtons would not turn
out, they would have met them at the depot.
Last evening our militia was entertained by
the Emmett Guard.
A WEAK INVENTION OF THE ENEMY.
persons who are connected with the opposi-
ton stage line, running between Virginia and
Bodie, report that coach belonging to Clug-
age q Parkers United States mail line, run
ming from Carson to Bodie, met with disas-
trous accident the other day. The fact of the
matter is, that the pole Of the coach driven by
Al. Hardness was broken on the road, and the
horses got away ; but another stage was i'm
mediately sent, and, with accident and all
Clugage & Parker's line got into Bodie four
hours ahead of Allmans.
DEPARTURES. - The following passengers
left by the southern stage yesterday morning:
F. Hamden, T. w w. Davies, S. Sever, W.
Mills, G. ]. Fitzpatrick, S. R. Paland, J. ii.
AcGarrahan, O.. Newhouse, Jos Levrton, R. !
Mckee, F. Cluggage, N. Olsen, L, W. |
Christy, J. L. Voolfolk.
ARRIVALS, following passengers ar
rived on the southern stage yesterday after |
noon: Hank Hart, DIR. j. b. Smith, Miss
NJ. Richardson, d. W. White John Rowe.
BULLION. The southern stage brought in
two bars of bullion, consigned to Wells, Fargo
and Company, yesterday afternoon.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-04-16

TIE BEST Spring Medicine and
BeautiiieT Of the Complexion in use,
Cures fimples, Boils, Blotches, Men.
ralgia, scrofula, Govt, Rheumatic
and Mercurial Pains, and all Dis
eases arising from a Disordered state
of the Blood or Liver.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-04-16

rslUR C0-pARTN~u>Hyp HVREv0FoRR
existing under tho firm Of Reinstein = diir1,
is this day dissolved By mutual cunscrt, T. f. Gibson
firing from the busjucss bernstein ng all
liabilities against said firm aAl collecting all debts due
4. RE1SG'TaN n.
L. F. GIBSON
Carson CITY Marcel o. 1879
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-02-01

to be thankful for that Tnever even Thought
of before And wish
What il was that Jennie wished the con-
q egation never learned. Whether she
caught sight of Uncle Jim's surprised
know. She hesitated, stopped short,
blushed scarlet, looked around at the peo-
pie in frightened way, and overcome
with quite unnecessary modification at hav-
ing spoken ont in meeting and with grief
at her naughtiness. hid her face on Car
rie's shoulder and cried as though her
foolish little heart would break.
/ don't believe there was dry eye in
the church. Carrie herself couldn't help
crying Mr. Woglom wiped away tear
with his sleeve; Mr.. Applegatc eyes
were moist Uncle Zad blew fierce blast
on his nose; and even Mr.. Grimshaw,
whom no one expected to hear again, rose
from his seat, polished his spectacles, and
steadying his voice exclaimed, oval,
friends, guess if the Lord forgives me
he'll forgive the little GAL
What was said and done after that-how
Mr.. Hamilton with difficulty controlled his
feelings enough to make a closing address.
in which he took Jennie's experience as
text, and told them how much they all had
to be thankful for which they probably
never thought of; how Jennie, with a new
light feeling Mt her heart and no longer
any sense of n wall between her and Car
rie, dried her eyes how after church Mr..
Grmshaw sided up to Jennie in an awk-
ward way, and said he was obleeged to
her for them words, and he guessed they'd
make a better sort o man out of him how
Mr. Hamilton shook hands with her and
told her she had done him more good than
u Thanksgiving dinner; and how after
wards they all went home to dinner and
Toasted, not on salt pork. but turkey, so
tender that it couldn't possibly have been
Jobs, and on cranberry sauce besides
cannot begin to tell. With Jennie the
whole day passed like sort of delightful
dream. And when, on the morrow. the
time came to 90 away, Mrs. Woglom hav-
ing promised that Carrie should come
down and visit her at the Christmas holt
days, Jennie left behind the remembrance
of frank, warm-hearted little girl, who
had not been so unthankful of them, and
carried away with her not only the recol-
lection of kind friends, and good time,
but a sense of her mcrcies and privileges
such as she had never had in all her life
before. | havn't any doubt, indeed, that
the whole of Jennic's life, for this only
happened last year, will be frightened and
quickened and blessed by the lesson she
learned and the testimony she gave at the
Praise Meeting at cassett.-C hristian
T,,io,l
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Maine Beet Sugar Company.

1t appears the return of John Sparrow.
Esq, from his European tour through the
beet sugar districts, has not been without Of.
feet on the Maine Beet Sugar Company. At
meeting Tuesday night, it was decided to
largely increase the stock capital of the COM
pany, and to inangurate vigorous policy in
making contracts with farmers for a large
beet supply this year. The success during
the short season of work last year has salts
fled the company that they can safely Of
fer higher price for beets this year than
last. II is really refreshing to see at least
one establishment able to increase the price
of labor, while almost everybody else j. COM
PEELED to cut it down. As many farmers in
Maine have raised last year twenty and more
tons per acre (some as high as forty), there
Is, apparently, no question that sugar beets,
at hve dollars per ton, will secure the farmer
larger cash income than any other crop he
can raise. No farmer will have. after this
any occasion to say that farming does not
pay, with cash crop of one hun
dred dollars per acre at his disposal.
There is no. reason for farmer
to spend with proper attention, more
than fifty dollars on one acre of sugar
beets, and even this is by far too much, count.
ing taxes and interest on the land all in, and
yet it will leave him per acre fifty dollars net
cash profit 1t will be CRAFTY ing to the farm.
ers in the neighborhood of Portland, to learn
that the Maine Beet Sugar Company will offer
the contracts for bects to them first, and We
hope to see every farmer, without exception
try one acre at least. W. W. Harris, Esq.
President of the State Board of Agriculture,
who cultivated two acres last year, has con.
tracted with the company to raise ten acres
THIS year. On the Reform School farm, where
TWO acres were raised last year, large tract
Will be cultivated this year. E,.- -,......
1t may be well for our farmers around Port
land to understand that although they are a
little ahead of all the rest on the beet sugar
question, companies have been formed for the
manufacture of beet sugar at Fredericton.
New Brunswick, at New Hamburg, and AT
Hamilton, Ontario, and even Prince Edwards
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state News.

The Free Press says that Mr.. T. II. McLoon
has recently finished some pictures of Gen.
Henry Knox, the old Revolutionary hero.
who lived in our ncighboring town of Thorn
aston, and of Maj. Gen. Hiram 6. Berry,
one of Rockland's martyrs in the late war OF
the Rebellion.
Shipments of shoes by the Auburn facto-
ries show an encouraging increase this week.
They foot up 139 cases, total of 2G6 cases
more than last weeks and just 400 less than
the shipments of the corresponding week OF
last year. All the factories report an in
creased and increasing business this week.
and the shipments are for the most part bona
fide orders and do not include many samples
now. Receipts of leather are heavier than
last weeks, and about one-half as large AS
those of the corresponding week of 70
Lewiston Journal.
The ice business in Richmond is not flour
ishing. Russell Bros. have stored about
farm, and are at present engaged in filling
their ce-houses at the village. DIR. Under
wood, who has standing contract, will not
cut any ice this season, but will, if necessary.
purchase his supply of Russell Bros. J. 7.
Norton has bought a 80 horse power. double
cylinder engine, and will begin filling his
houses Immediately. On the river the ice
that is scraped and planned is about Is inches
thick, and such as has been stored is of its
usual excellent quality.
The Belfast Age SAYS of the Montville
tragedy that Rowcll the insane murderer.
was when not insane Il man to be respected.
Mr.. Raynes, who shot and killed Rowcll
while protecting himself and others from
Rowel's insane fury, deserved great credit
for his bravery, AS his intervention saved
the lives of several. The funeral of the VIC
tins took place Wednesday, at 10 A. NJ. at
the little spirclcss church at Randletts Cor
ner. Elder James Smart. of Montville and
of the Freewill Baptist faith, conducted the
ceremonies The three victims were buried
in the family lot, in the lonely cemetery on
the hill near by.
Treasurer Young of Bowdoin college, has
bought store No. Ii Exchange ST., Portland,
occupied by c. NJ. Rice, paper and Irvine, for
$40, 500. This is the first real estate invest
ment by the college, and is n good one, as it
will pay about per cent.
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AoraI dnn State Nrms.
Affairs of Kennebec County.

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tional Democrat of Monday. The first anus
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VI. i -. hfBff,
Clerk of District Court for eaid Distrie

hENNEBEC COfNTr-M ProIate Court h.id
ct fng"Sfd, on the FOURTH Monday Of December,
I NiNiN HOPKINS. Executor Of the last " i'll aud
~ testament uf Aaron - Lyford late of Mt Yer
non, In said County deceased, having presented his
hrs account a Executor of said will for allow ance
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given three
January next Ia the Daily kenne bee Journal a news
paper printed in Augusta that all persons Interested
may attend ut Probate Court then to he held at Au
gusia. and sho" cause II any, why the same should
not be- allowed
II. X. BAKER, Judge.
Attest CHARLES IiLwiSs Register.
janl0t3waw2ws
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lrgaI advertisements.
KENNEBEC IS. - Superior court, De,eo,b
Term, 1873.

kENNEBEC SIS. - superior Court, December
Term, 1873.
WILLIAM PLtMMER VS.. HENRY &. BLAZE and f.
Il. BLAKE, Trustee.
A nj now ON suggestion TO the Court that the min.
"A cipal defendant, nj the time of the service. ot
the writ was not an inhabitani Of this state and lind
no tenant agent or attorney within the same that
MS goods or estate have been attached in this action
and that he has had no motto, of snid suit and a,
tachlhent, IL Il ORDERED thnt notice of the pen.
dtn:y OF this suit he given to the said defendant b,
FURNISHING an attested copy of this order together
with an abstract of the plaintiffs writ three weeks
suceessisei, In the kennehec Journal. Il newspapq,
printed nj Augusta, in the County OF kenncb.c ia,
last publication 10 be- not less than thirty day before IA,
econdn'r term of this Court TO be- holden nj Angus
IN, within and for the County of kenuebec ON th,
nrst Iuesd.y oil April 1872 that said defendant ma,
t'm ana There appear, and answer to said suit If h,
shall cal,sc. ' " "
Attest WM. VI. SrRA1TOS, Clerk
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District Court of the United States, District
of Maine.


In the mattcro of
Edward X. Siblcy ! In Rink
Bankrupt,
FINIilS Is To GIVE NOTICE that n netit;on b.s
Deem presented TO the Cont, this second tiay of
January, 1917, by Edward u. sibl-y of Vassalbtro'
N san pl.iict Bankrupt, in, idually and us a
member of The firm OF Peter Sbcy 4 Son and Geo
u. rope %, PRAYING that he may be decreed to
nate ioI disehafge from all his debts, individual
and copartnership. provnbLr under the Bankrunt
Act, and upon reading said Petition:
III L. ORDERED by the Court, that rearing be- hal
upon the same, ON the first Monday of March, A. II.
nv before ia. Court in Portland in said District az
10 clock A. NJ. and that notice thereof be published
,n we PAM hehnebec journal and the Weekly Port
""c' WEEK Tor three successive weeks, and once in
me ctkiy kenhebec journal the Las. publication 10
Dt hrty Gays at least before til. day hearing and
mar an creditors who have proved their debts and
AL other persons in interest ay appear at said time
ann place, ana show cause, II any they have why the
prayer of said petition should not be granted
90 WIN. L. PREBLE.
tlerk OF District Court for said District
. ~ lkyI
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District Court of the United States,
District Of Maine.
In the mattcro of
Edwin ii. Hatch, In Dankruptcy
Hunkrunf l

In the matter of
Edwin H. Hatch, ! In bankruptcy
bankrupt,
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE that a petition has
i been presented the Court this sixth day Of
January, 1877, by Edwin III. Hatch, recently of Wat
ervle. now of Rcadield in said District n Bankrupt
individually and rs n member of the firm of Hatch
Brothers, praying that he may be decreed to have
full discharge from all his debts, indiv and Co
partnership, provable under the Bankrupt Act aud
upon reading said Petition
fr IL ORDERED by the Court. that q hearing be
had upon the same the first Monday Of March, A.
d. 1879, before the Court IN Portland, In said District.
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, and that notice thereof be pub
lished IN the Daily Kennebec Journal and the daily
Portland Advertiser newspapers printed in said Dis
trict, once week for three successive weeks, and
once in the Weekly keniicbec Journal and Weekly
Portland Advertiser the last publication to be thirty
days ut least before the day Of hearing, aud that Nh
creditors who have proved their debts and other per
IN Interest, may appear AT said time and place.
aud show cause, If amy they have, why the prayer
of said petition should not be granted.
WM. +. PREBLE,
Clerk Of District Court of said District,
Han ixo
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District Court of the United States. Dis
trict of Maine.
Ia the matterof
George n. Pope, ! In Bspkrun,ev.

Ia the matterof
George H. Pope, In Bankrnn,cv
bankrupt,
'INHi> IL 10 GIVE NOTICE that a petition has
been presented TO the Court, this second div OF
January NV by George II. Pope of Vassalboro in
said District, Bankrupt, indi, fdualIy and as mem
her OF the firm OF George II. Pope K Co praying Tim,
he may he decreed to have full dischnrgr from ali
MS q, Dts individual and copartnershp pro, abb. nm
DER te bankrupt Act, and upon reading said Petition
Ia Is ORDERED by the Court, that a hearing be had
upon the same, ON the first Monday of March, A. D.
~" before the Court in Portland in said District at
10 clock A. NJ, and that motto. Thereof be- uublissd
In the Daily kennebcc Journal and the Weekly Port.
land ADVERTISER newspapers printed In said District
once u week and once Ia the Weekly kennebec Jour-
nal the hast publication to be- thirty days at least be-
fore the day of hearing, and that all creditors who
have proved their debts, aud other parties in interest,"
ifany they have why the pr, er Of said Petition should
not be- granted.
WIN. 4. PREBEE.
Clerk of District Court for said District
d. 4slgI Ian
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Notice of Assignment

NoTItE Is hereby given, that John d. Robbins
~ Of Augusta, in the County of kennebec and
state of Maine has this day assigned to ME all his
property. except such rs is by Law exempt from at
tachment and execution, for the benefit Of his cred
itors in accordance with the provisions OF Chap 20
of the Revised Statutes and acts endatory thereto
and three months from the execution of said assign
met are allowed for said creditors to become parties
thereto. JOSIAH =. HOBBS. Assieuee
Augusta Dec. 3lst, ISIS. jan3tltSw3w
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Notice of ASSIGNMENT.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that William r.
~ Brown and Albert :. Bigeow, both of Vassal.
boro, In the County OF kenneb-c and state Of Maine
di'idually and copartners as Bigrlow & Brown,
have this day assigned to all their property tx.
cept such u Is by law exempt from attachment and
execution for the benefit of their creditors in accor
dance with the provisions of Chap. ~ OF Revised
Statutes, and acts ainendatory thereto, and three
months from the execution of said assignment are al!
lowed for said creditors to become parties thereto
HERBERT VI. HEATH.
Augusta, Ne, Jan IT, $50 isnls,sw
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District Court of the United States, District
of Maine.
In the matter of
George 4. Waldron, . In Runkruptcv
Bankrupt.l

In the matter Of
George 4. Waltlron, In R,nkruptcv.
bankrupt.
vINlilS Is 10 GIVE NOTICE that a petition was
4 presented To the Court, the 2l-t dav of june
ls1s. by George A. Waldron Of Iaowen in said
District Bankrupt PRAYING that he may be ,lrcrcet,
tn have full discharge from all his debts pruva BILE
under he Bankrupt Act, which petition h. airing
was ordered TO be had on the first Monday of Septe.
Der, ls.9, at 10 4. NJ, before the Court in Portland
and notice thereof be- published in the Weekly hen.
nebec journal and Weekly Portland Advertiser. once
week for three successive weeks which notice was
not published as ordered by the Court aud that now
on this sixth day of January is.u the application OF
said bankrupt, and upon reading said Petition.
1T Is ORDERED by the Court, that hearing be- had
upon the same, on the first Monday Of March, A. ID.
1879 before the Court in Portland In said District,
at ~ o'clock A. NJ, and that notice thereof be pub
iish,d in the Weekly kemnebec journal and the
Weekly Portland Advertiser, newspapers printed In
said District week for three successive weeks
the last publication 10 he thirty ,nvs NJ least before
the day of hearing and that an creditors who have
proved their debts and other persons in interest NAV
appear at said time and place and show cause il any
they have why the prayer of said Petition should not
be granted.
WM. i. PREBLE
3w;I Clerk Of District Court for said District
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Island tries hard to secure the establishments
of one. Once driven away from here for want
of raw material, il is not very likely it will
ever return. so we hope the farmers around
Portland will improve the opportunity which
is offercd.-T Portland Press