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Ho' FOR THE ohhSer GROVES. -. Il.

FOR PALATKA, FLA. VIA SAVANNAH,
GA, touching ut FERNANDINA, JACKSON
VILE, and all LANDINGS on the ST. JOHNS
R.-SEMI-WEEkLY LINE.--The elegant
and frst-class steamer DICTATOR, Captain W.
t. McNELTY. viii leave Charleston, s. c., for
the above places every TUESDAY EVENING at
o'clock. .a ..e
The elegant and frst-class steamer CITY
POINT. Captain GEORGE c. MCMILLAN. will
leave Charleston every FRIDAY EVENING at :
O'Clock for the above places.
Through tickets TO be had at railroad offices. No
extra charge for meals and staterooms.
For freight or passage apply -
J. ID. AIKEN Il CO., Agents,
South tlantic Wharf Charleston, s. C..
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS Court
In this court yesterday there were several
heer-dealers of Petersburg arraigned for
selling beer from kegs upon which there
were no stamps. Their cases were partially
examined, and continued.
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w. u. BLAIR < CO. have lately received large
supply OF newlv-mportcd TEAS, embracing ten
chests OF Gmfpowdcr, which they especially re-
commend for that fine riD's' aroma that i con-
si!crcd the perfection of ten and they can now
offer all their teas at considerably reduced prices.
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GRAND Royal ARCH CHAPTER OF VIR-
GINlA.-This Masonic body met i'll annual
convocation ut the hall on Franklin street
last night. Most Excellent +. Ill. Lane,
Grand High Priest, presided. After the
transaction Of business Of interest only to
the craft the Chapter was closed to meet
again ut o'clock this evening, when the
annual election Of officers will take place.
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VI. FLLYSON 4 co. viii insert advertisements In
the principal ncwspapcrsin Virginia, North Caro-
lima. Tennessee. and the northern cities, at pub
liShcrs' rates. for cash apply n, this Office.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, DECEMBER 49, 1899.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Niagara, Elakeman, New York. mer-
cllandi~c and passengers, ". G. Dunham co.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford. Norfolk, mcr-
ciardIsc aud passengers. J.. y. TatGm.
Schooner Foamiug Sea, james, AlcHanCri', coal.
IIawcs K Mcrryman.
Schooner urfah and TDhltha, Gibson, Philadcl-
phia, coal, 5. j. Iathrop.
schooner George ;. Rcpplicr, Miller, Ph!ladcl-
phla, coal, +. Dillon.
Schooner Anna Barton, Frink, Philadelphia,
coal, Writ Roberts.
Stran-hargc Rcujamin Mandcr Passwater,
With harg,s Daylight and J. II. Stickncy In tow,
from Philadelphia, with coal, Il. Wardwell.
SAILED.
Steamer State Of Maryland Travcrs. Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, Harrcys VIII
lamS. -
Schooner j. II. Lockwood. Sharrctt New York
wheat. Curtis n Parker.
Schooner NJ. Bcdcll, Bcticll, city Point, hour To
bark 0. VI. Hume. loading for South America.
MEMORANDA.
WEST POINT, December lf.-Arriye steamer
Admiral Freeman, merchandise and passengers,
Richmond and York River Railroad Company,
and sailed on return.
NEW YORK. December l.-Arrived. schooner
VI. Munson, Dayton. from Nirslnla FOR Fan
Haven Cleared, schooners Thomas Booz.
Somcrs, and Yankee Doodle. Malsbury, Tor Klch-
nDnd.
81 rELEGRhPH
WILMuSGToS. y. -, December l6.--Erltlsl
brig Regina from Turks island with salt foI
Boston. put in leaking and her sails spit.
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gaEETEEGS.

SYRACUSE LODGE, No. ), KNIGHTS
> OF PYTHlhS.-Thc members Of the Lodge
are hereby ordered to assemble at the L0dgc-room
promptly ut ~ O'Clock FRIDAY NIGHT. 1s busi-
ness OF Importance will b. brought before the
Lodge.
'jc l7Ith W. f.. CREE, 4. S.
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| Thirty Years Matrimonial Joke

Thirty years ago, when Charleston, H..
Was in an embryo state, Dick Stoddard was
caught mapping for the first time. Dick was
at party, Il country dance, and had been
playing his tricks ontbe boys and girls, when
it was proposed to enlven the company
with a matrimonial scene. All things being
ready, save the lride and groom, two very
essential parts Of the ceremony, they were
soon procured in the persons Of the alore-
said Dick and the beautiful and accom-
plishcd Miss --, the belle of the whole
country, who, like Dick, was full Of fun
and of Il romantic disposition. Those who
managed this affair knew how to carry it
out in detail. The license was easily pro-
cured so was the justice. The ceremony
was performed. and the bride and groom
pronounced husband and wife. This, Of
course, was considered the joke OF the
season. Dick and his bride enjoyed it: so
did the spectators. The justice, how
ever, had performed the ceremony, had
the license, and knew the penalty for
failure to return it as the law directs, and
being sworn to discharge the duties inculn-
bent upon him us 4 justice of the peace,
was legally and morally bound to return
the license to the county clerk; which he
did. and where it is to this day, with his
certificate properly endorsed thereon to the
effect that he had "duly joined in the bonds
of holy wedlock" the parties aforesaid.
Dick and his wife soon learned that what
they had conceived to DC Joke was sad
or joyful reality. So the matter was talked
over, and they concluded TO make the best
of it, They have been living together ever
since. blessed with a bountiful supply OF
this worlds goods--a large family and a
host of friends, and. as Dick says, they have
been enjoying the joke ever since, too.
JToyynypr thiS mottnr iS NOT altoppt her clear
to Dicks mind. so he proposes to get mar
ricd Gin shape" during the coming holi-
days. without any Joke, and then see how
n,otterS stand
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SwEFrING SEIZURES OF SuGARS.-Gencral
Palmer, the Chief Appraiser at New York,
acting under orders received from Wash
ington, seized, between , and ) L. NJ. yes
terdav, all the imported sugars in bond and
duty paid, now in this port, on shlpboard,
on the wharves, or in store, on suspicion
that the said sugars had been entered at the
custom-houSe below their proper grades.
Dealers were notified yesterday afternoon
not TO deliver or sample the sugars owned
by them until further orders. The sugars
will be reweighed and sampled, and ap-
praised by the customs officers: In many
eases where sales had been made and the
duties paid, sellers found themselves unable
to deliver the goods, and the sales were
cancelled by the buyers. The retiners are
said to be greatly in want of the materials,
and it is feared they will be compelled &c
stop their works if much delay follows on
the part Of the Government. The dealers
are emphatic in their condemnation OF the
action oil the customs otlicerS.-Near lorh
Journal Of Commerce, December 10Th.
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Coon FOB NoRFoLK.-William B. Deggs,
ESQ, late sergeant of Norfolk city, on yes.
terday paid into the Treasury of Virginia
S29. .55I 81, on account of revenue for 1869
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CoSvIcTs.-The folowing-named gentle
men are booked for scholars in repentance
under Brother Wardwcl:
Tyler Watson, sentenced in FltVanna for
house-breaking, for five years.
Isaac Wingate, sentenced for sixteen
wears in Accomac for murder.
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"STEARSs'S" MATTED RTE WHrsRET can
be found at WILLIAM II. TATrM's, 500 Broad
street.
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MARINE ESTEEEIGENCE.

OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE BY THE UrS.
DIED at he Di<vrirh Office
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MONEY IN THE TREAsURy.-There were
upwards of 100000 in the Treasury yes
terday.
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A FATAL GAME.-On the 1st instant, in
Lathrop. Mo-, Il station on the Hannibal
and St. Joseph railroad, a man named Will
liamS was killed in II saloon by the keeper,
whose name was Hunt. 1t appears that
Williams. Hunt, and three others, were en-
gagged in Il game of :" draw poker. Will
liamS dealt the cards. giving Hunt four
queens and himself four aces; the rest,
holding "nary pair" passed out. Hunt,
having the SAY" offered to bet double.
barrel shotgun. which stood nigh, and all
the money in the till. Williams promptly
"Saw" him. Hunt threw down his -four
queens, and was reaching for the pool
but Williams, "spreading" his hand,
Jumped up and graspcd the gun, cXcaim.
ing .'The gunis mine - Hunt also graSped
the gun there was Il struggle the gun was
discharged, the entire load OF buckShot en-.
terinr the side of Williams. He staggered
to the door and fell, dying in less than five
minutes.
Hunt then ran down the street. In front
of the hotel an officer attempted to stop
him he broke away-ran hundred YARDS
further to where four or five horses were
hitchcd, threw the rcinS over the ficctcSt
(a fine black mare). and eapinginfo the sad
dle. made oil across the prairie. pursued by
five men. The animal which he, by Il sort
of instinct, had selected, is one of the
strongest and tlectcst in the country, and
he would. doubtless, have gotten away
safely but for crowding her too fast at the
start.
The chase continued for some four miles.
when it entered rugged, hilly country
Here the tremendous pace at which the
mare had been going began totcll on her,
and the fugitive saw that his pursucrs were
rapidly and surely gaining upon him. He
leapcd from his horse, ran into the under
brush near the roadside, and laid down.
A few moments thereafter, one OF the
pursuing party, jackson, by name, rode
drawn, ordered 4 surrender. He very qui-
etlv gave himself up. rcmarkn@, however,
that, :" If he were armed he'd make it hot
for theln'
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PLANTERS NATIoSAL BANK,

PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK,
RICHMOSD, VA. December ., 1869. !
YlUE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
L STOCKHOLDERS OF THIS BANK will be
held on TUESDAY the Ilth day Of January, 1870,
at their banking-house In this city. at II ~, for
the election Of directors. j. ii. 6oDDlN,
de ia td Cashier.
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INSURANCE. COMPANIES.

ASHIEGTON FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY. OF BALTIMORE.
Nlii ~JUo,UuU
THOMAS Y. CASBy. President.
FRANCIS !. MCGISSI$, Secretary.
THIS company lNSCREs BUILDINGS, MER-
.,Uh<UI>F. PERSONAL. PROPERTY GENE
EALiN. &C, &C., against loss damage by fire
II 'a.clustc rates.
All losses will he Immediately adjusted and
rr uutly paid.
Applications for Insurance solicited
ISAAC HUTZLER, Agent.
no ."-2Ir Nc. S02 Main street.
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CARRIAGES AND BUGGIESoEMk
~ AT REDUCED PRICES. SE&s8S~

Being about to close business, We are offer
Ing our stock of CARRIAGES and BUGGIES ~
very greatly reduced prices, without regard 10 cost.
Parties In want OF any thing III our line would do
well To give us call and avail themselves OF
the chance, which seldom offers OF purchasing at
much below the real value.
Our work Is o. best work anship and materials,
and fully warranted as 10 quality and durability.
Also, = stock OF carriage materials, tools, &C..
for sale low and the shop III rear OF our Reposi.
tory for rent. j. }. OSBORN X CO., -
dele-lwt 1914 Main street.
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The THEATRE.-Perhaps no event of the
theatrical season will be more welcomed
than the coming of Mr.. and Mrs. Florence,
who will appear at our Theatre on Monday
evening next. They are artists OF great
fame and merit, and they will doubtless
meet with much Success during their stay
here
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y MACE, PEPPER,
GINGER, NUTMEGS.
Bi CARB. SODA tfor cookingl
SAL. SODA tior washiugl.
For sale low by PURCELL, LADD CO.,
90 IL Druggists.
DICH PLATED TEA SETS-OF NEW
LII and rich designs-just received and for sale al
the lowest prices, GEORGE G. GARY,
de opposite post-oalcc.
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS. e1I.Isl
RAILROADS.


e y. -
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
~ RDA Don snd after TUESDAY, ltth De-
ccmber. 1899. MAIL TRAIN will leave Richmond
daily except sunday for Stamnton at s:3o A. III.
and arrive at Stauntnn ut i:2O i. NJ; leave Staun-
ton ut p2O \. VI. and arrive ut Richmond at i:ioP.
Minimizing close conncct Ions ii Gordonsvile and
Charlottesville with the Orange, Alexandria and
Manassas railroad mail tr tins for AlcHandria,
Washington. Baltimore. Philadelphia, New York,
etc; also for Lynchburg, Knoxville, Chatta-
nooga Memphis, New Orleans, Montgomery, Mo-
bile. etc. .
Staunton and white sulphur springs on J lUES-
Staunton 40 L. NJ, and arrive ut White sulphur
ne 1905 p. W.. leave White Sulphur nj 3:9o 4. M.
and arrive 1T Staunton al 4. NJ. And going west
will connect with stages az follows--vlz, at 90
shen with stages for LeXlngtIl, Natural Bridge,
and Rockbrldge Baths at Mils ro' win stages
for Bath Alum and Warm Springs; and at Whlte
Sulphur with stages for Lcwisburg. Charleston,
etc. >.n~-
STAGES will also leave Starnton on MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, after the arrival OF
the mail train from Richmond for Lexington ana
Natural Bridge.
NIC;IT PASSENGER TRAIN Will run between
Richmond and Washington nightly except Sunday
without change of cars. Leave Richmond ht $50
p NJ and arrive at Washington ut 5:35 4. VI.
IL, we Washington at 6:35 p. VI. and arrive at
Richmond 1T $3.50 a. NJ. Making all through con-
ncrtinns at Richmond and Washington.
SLEEPING GA RS viii bc attached to this iraln,
and viii be run through between Richmond ami
Baltimore without change. - .,
General Ticket Agent,
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A COMPLIMENT FROM A COMPETENT JUDGE.
We are pleased to see our Virginia enter
prises winning compliments abroad. The
Baltimore Unde7Tr7te7', in late issue, con-
tains notice Of the "Piedmont and Airing
ton" Life Insurance Company, rs below:
THE two popular and progressive Virginia life
companies, the Piedmont and Arlington, have
ioined hands and formed al alliance which Will be
productive OF advantage to the Interests OF all con-
cerned. The anal lgamation l. effected on terms Of
equal financial strength, the surplus Of the Pied
mont bciug S2i6,33I. and that ol the Arlington
S27U, 27g. The capital stock OF each Is 5l0J,Ooa.
The combined assets amount to 81 100000, whilst
the number Of policies issued In the first TWO years
about rs will be seen bythls showing, gives !mme-
diate weight 10 the new company, and conlers
upon ii at once equal rank with many OF the old
comp inies In amount OF assets and mum Der OF
risks. Ii starts afresh with broader base and Il
surer average. whilst the burden or taxes ana run
the interests OF the pocy-hclders proportionately
advanced No right OF the old poltcy-holderS Will
be affected: they viii continue TO pay the same
rate as before 10 hold the same policies TO have
the same privileges, with increased benefits. III
the arrangement of the o1iciul staff, as might be
presumed, Major Darlington becomes the Presl-
dent OF the union. He has earned the position by
his uuquestion-d ability and his unremitting devo-
ton 10 duty. Under his guiding hand the future
prosperity of the company Is secure assa!nst all
| Contingency
When journal so well versed in insu-
rance, so conversant with the status of all
| companies, and SO entirely independent III
| its management, speaks in such strains OF n
special company, the public can feel safe in
patronizing it and the company feel compi'
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MAYORS CoURT.-The following eases
were disposed of in the Mayors Court yes
tcrday morning:
William E. SPOTS, charged on search war
rant with having in his possession watch
valued at Sl5, the property of Moses Rison,
was discharged
Henry Tickell, charged with exposing his
person in the street, was fined 81.
Jim 'rraylor (negro), charged with at
tempting to steal Il pair Of shoes valued at
$50 from j. Daley, was discharged.
James NJ. Sullivan, brought up on the
charge of drawing pistol on and threaten
ing to shoot William Null, was discharged.
Edward Ricketts,, John Grotz, James
Adams, and Peter Gilbert, charged with as
saulting, beating, and threatening to kill
Charles Harris. Case continued till to-
day.
Charles Harris (ncgrol. charged with as
saulting and threatening to kill James a.
Adams. Case continued till to-day.
Charles Walsh was fined 500 for break
the windows and injuring the house Of De-
vina Allen.
Silvia Wingfield (nesro), was called to
answer for stealing and carrying away S23
from Frank Washington (negro). The evil
dence was heard, and the accused dis
charged.
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TWO FAST DAILY LINES SUNDAY
/ L. VI. EXCEPTED TO THE NOPTlI, East,
kTD WEST. OVER TIE FANOElTE ROUTE
VA AQUA CRFEk-TltE SHORTEST AND
QUICKEST RDUTE.-The THROUGH TRAINS
over this route now run from the depot corner
of Byrd and Eighth streets III H. II \. VI. anu slJ L.
" tSunday at IL Is 4. NJ. only. making close aud
rclinblc connections with TIE WASHINGTON
AND NEW YORK FAST LINES and with trains
for THE GREAT SORTllW EST.
Cars fitted up with SPLENDID RECLINING
CHAIRS. for which no charge Is made
The elegant and commodioms steamers on the
Potomac river top NJ AleXiudria each way.
Tho ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN between
Richmond unC Milford leaves the depot corner OF
Broad and Eighth streets daily (SundayS except
ed at 800 j. II and arrives In Richmond ut si5
\. NJ.
Through tickets to I'll principal points North ard
West.
For further Information and for through ticket ,
North upply at the office corner Broad anc Eighth
streets and for throu- tickets To all points North
and West apply at the ticket Office corner Byrd
and Eighth streets.
j. g. GENTRY. General Ticket Agent.
StNTFr RITZ Superintendent. no %
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THEaDIS PATCH


TOR PHUADELPHIA.-Th I&SSS
Z steamer j. ). GREEN, Captain sSRAs2zaks
PACE, now lying at her berth In the Dock Will
receive freight for the above port till FRIDAY
the nth instant at II O'Clock. Freight taken for
Norfolk at moderate rates. Passage TO Philadel-
phla. including meals and stateroom, Ss-
w. L. PORTER, Agent,
de l5-3t Office No. 2a24 Dock street.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, DECEMBER l6. 1899.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. DECEMBER IL, 1869.
sun rises. .......... is Neon s"tS........ 3.33
sun sets ....... A.. High tide. .......... 3. IL
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2itl1molld 1ispatch.
FRTDAY...........D .DECEMBER Il, 1869.

TIE CIRCULATION OF THE "DISPATCH'
IS LARGER THAN TIE CUMBITED CIRCU-
LATIOE OF All THE OTHER DA ILY NEWS.
PAPERS OF THIS CITY.
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DOR NEW YORK.-The ele- %fSRs
Il CANT steamship S!aGAEA, Cap-sSMss1E9
etts on FRIDAY, December 18th, at O'Clock r.
VI. Freight received until l p. NJ. Fare. si2.
Storage, SO. For freight or passage apply TO
WILLIAM G. DtNHAM e CO.,
dc lS-3t corner Main and Eleventh streets.
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DLCBMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL
IL ROAD.-CFIASGE OF SCHEDULF.-cn
and atter SATURDAY, October .. 1869. the PAS
sENGER TRAI%S on this road vii! be run rs fol-
lows - - ,..-.-xz---
GOING WEsT.-LTNCHBURG PASSENGER
TRAIN leaves Richmond daily except Sundaysl
at 500 A. ~: arrives ut Burkevicat at IL so A. M.,
maxim. close connections with trains on the South
Side road for FarmyilIc and all way stations on
that road. and at Lvnchbi,rg for all way stations
ON the Virginia and Tennessee railroad; Bristol,
Knoxville. Dalton, Chattanooga, Nashville, Menu
phs Louisville, and all points South and South
west THROUGH MAIL AND EXPRESS leaves
Richmond daily Mt =. M: leaves Danville daily
at 10 L. NJ; arrives at Greensboro ut l2:2? A. d.,
making close connections for all stations on the
North Carolina railroad, both East and West Of
Grecnsboro'--yz., lIilsboro', Raleigh, &c. East !,
Lexington, salisbury, Charlotte, &c, West; Co
lun bia, =. c.. Augusta, Savannah Macon, CO.
lnmbus. and Atlanta, Ga. |; Montgomery, Mobile,
&c., Ala; New Orleans, &c., LA.
GONG EAsT.-THROUGH MAIL AND EA-
PRESS lca:cs Greensboro daily at A. VI;
leaves Dunvlc daily nj 3:2s A. NJ: arrives at Rich
mond daily ut lo.ij A. 81. LISCHBURG PAS
SENGER TRAIN leaves Burkcyille daily except
Sundays} ut l2:l3 L. ~; arrives at Richmond ut
Z. NJ.
Through tickets can be procured at the ticket Of
nee IN Richmond to all important points South and
Southwest. and at Greensboro anu DanVllle To ri!
points North, East, and West.
THOMAS DODAMEAD,
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GENERAL CorRT-MARTIAL.-The general
court-martial which has been in session at
Fortress Monroe for the last month has been
enlarged, and was convened at headluar-
ters in this city on the 18th instant for the
trial of such cases as may be brought be-
fore it.
The court is now composed Of the fol-
lowing officers: Colonel j. I. SpraSue,
president; Colonel Fl. b. Hendcrshott,
Major William Fl. Rossell, Colonel II. \.
Dupont. Colonel L. B. Hayman, Colonel
J. G. Chandler, chief quartermaster CO.
lionel r. II. Stanton, chief paymaster; and
Colonel 4. J. McNett. iudge advocate.
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SECURITY. CHEAPNESS, LlBERALITY,
TEOGKESS, ana SUCCESS. mark and distin-
.u.-h the management of this company.
ISAAC IiUTZLER,
l. ayral Agent FOR Virginia and North Carolina.
Office, No. so2 Main street.
r-. =. G.. CAPEII. Medical Examiner. no Is
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-11-28
ID Es0LvED: THAT ALL PERSONS ALLOW.

ID ESOLVED: THAT ALL PERSONS ALLOW
III ing distractions to remain in the street, or
the sidewalk, in front Of their place &C business
residence or elsewhere, within the limits Ct Car.
son City, be notified through the columns Of the
APPEAL. to remove the same within ten days from
this date, and to EEEp such streets and sidewalks
clear Of obstruction of any kind or legal proceed
ings will be instituted against them.
State of Nevada. County Of 0rmshy-Ss.-I, T.
J. Edwards. County Clerk Of Ormsby County, and
ex ofIcio Clerk Of the Board Of County Coinmis.
sioners in and for said County, do hereby certify
the above to be copy Of the original Resolution
adopted by said Board November 10th. 1862 "a the
same now appears of record In my cfics.
&-~s In witness whereof I hsss hsrsunto
I srA, sek ny hand aud sehxed the Zeal Of sald
Bard. this ioth day of November, A.
S0> D. lSe9. ...'s. y y tt
I'll z. J. BDWARDe. Cleek.
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$500 r + Wa r D!

Carson CRY, onNsBy CouNrY,l
August 2, 1853.
rl'HE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
i of Ormsby County hereby offer REV ARD
Of FIVE iiUN DRIED $500 DOLLARS tto be paid
az other Indebtedness ot said county h paid 4, fur
the arrest and conviction of the murderer ~ rny
Of the murderers OF MIS-. Priscilla " illford, who
was He'd near Clear Creek, at her residence In
ormsby County, Nevada, on the 9Th day u July.
A. b. 1869. by order of tho Bnarl.
T. !. EDWARDS, Clerk.
by z. u. pARRIyscr, Deputy. au3,f