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Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-08-22


This week, the DELAWARE TRIBUNE, (Which il
issued from this Office, this morning has
fine variety Of news, literary, and agricultural
reading On the first page is good story,
complete, occupying over five columns, our
Philadelphia letter, and some spicy local and
miscellaneous matter On our fourth page is
Mr. Coursey's excellent address on Wheat Cul-
ture in Delaware. On the inside page there is
the usual aIAount Of editorial covering two and
three'quarter columns and treating of some
twenty live topics. Then there are letters from
our correspondents iu all quarters of the Pc
ninsula including Lewes, Milford, Henderson,
Md, Laurel, Moorton, Seaford, Bridgeve
Odessa, and Camden. Seaside correspondents
send us pleasant letters from Cape May and
Ocean Grove.
The price Of the TRIBUNE is only % 90 a year.
We are Offering very liberal Inducements to cash
subscribers TOR Hte campaign
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ENNrERPRISE COAL.-Persons VINO are tired OF
~ trying to burn slate and dirt, should go to
FDUT, West ami Water streets, and buy the EN-
TERPRISB COAL, and get clear OF both. Try ii
you will want no other.
Nov is THE TIME TO buy Goa, as 1t has not
~ been lower for years. Reliance Mt. Carmel
and Lehign are the favOrite kinds. All sizes kept
under cover, and carefully screened.
geo. ". BUSH. French-St Wharf.
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MACE AND o'BALDw1N IN THE WOODS.

MACE AND oBALDwIN IN THE WOODS.
New YORK. Aug. %
Steubenville despatch to the Herald Gays
Mace and O'Ballwin, with 200 roughs, were loft
all night in the woods at Colyers Station, AZ the
train would not stop there to take them to STEM
benylle Quibbling about Referee tool so
much time after the Ring was formed, that night
came on without all being agreed.
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fight occurred, yesterday. at Second and
Walnut streets, in which John Young and Nicl-
oas Branstein were the principals. The row
was ended by the interference Of the police.
These disturbers Of the peace had hearing last
evening. and were fined, EACH one dollar and
costs, and held for slOO to keep the ponce
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-08-22

The San Francisco Alta exposes the shallow
pretenses of the Tribune respecting what the
latter paper calls the purposes of the Liberal
movement in California. The AhI says I'VE
are sufficiently posted as to Greeleys strenth in
this city and State, and can safely predict that
Grant will carry San Francisco and California
this year by far larger vote than he did in
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-08-22

CAMP MEETINGS The Smyrna Circuit Camp
Meeting 3 miles from Smyrna, will commence
tomorrow, and promises to be tho largest ever
held on what is known as the Blackbird camp
ground About fifty tents haye beon ordered.
Rev4. Bishop Scott j. b. Merritt Of Dover T.
!. Poulson, and others are named as the sun
day ministers.
The colored peoples camp, in Spruaucc .
woods. near Smyrna. il still in progress, and
will continue over next Sunday. The order las
been GOOD.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-08-22

The Republican nomination for Coun Gil, in
the Seventh Ward, takes place this evening.
The place for voting is at 1901 Orange st., and
Il me from 6 to 1880 o'clock.
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NEIoAaoRINo couNrIEs.

The regular term of the CouIt for Delaware
county begins at Media on Monday next.
The first sweet potatoes sent to the Phila-
delphia market this year, were grown by Jno.
NJ Biddle, near Pennsgroye.
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DOMESTIC NEWS.


WORK TO BEGIN THIS WEEK, SOMEWHERE BETWEEN
HopEwELL AND THE OoToRARo.
Work will commence on the Oxford & Peach
Bottom Railway this week. Several of the sub
contractors arrived in Oxford Wednesday. 1t is
expected the first pick and shovel will go in
somewhere between Hopewcll and the Octoraro.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-08-22

The Belfast riots show signs OF subsidng.
"llome Rule would cure these Irish troubles.
Foreign rule has been tried long enough.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-08-22

There is rumor, from down country, that
Jacob Moore, Esq, and Hon. N. b, ,smithers,
would both be willing to accept the Republican
nomination for Congress-
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"Better rust all and be deceived,
And weep that trust and that deceiving,
Than doubt one heart that, If believed,
Had blessed thy life with true believing.
Oh, in this mocking world too fast,
The doubling flend o'ertakes our yeuih
better be cheated to the last,
Than lose the blessed hope of truth"
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1fatbs.

BuCKLEY.--In Philadclphia,un the 21ih INST, after
snort illness Nathaniel +. buckley, formerly Of
Wilmington, IN his C9tn year.
Ills relatives and friends are respectfully invited
to attend hts funeral from his late Residences. No.
1919 DOtts St. Philadelphia, ON FRIDAY afternoon ~
2 O'Clock. To proceed TO Cedar llill Cemetery,
ETAmkfOrh.
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REPoUT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
WAsH1NGToN, Aug. %.
Probabilities: Clear weather, with North and
West winds over the Middle States.
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10 Jersey ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lO5 cars.
10 Interior Pennsylvania. ..............
Total, Observation-Disclosures. ll5 "
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The Good Tempars OF Chester County tabled
a resolution at their County Convention, on
Saturday, pledging their support to the temper
ance Presidential nominee.
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Failure

LONDON FIRM FAILS FOR $10,000,00
LONDON, Aug. %.
Gladstone & Co., largest Merchants here in
the India and China trade, have failed Their
liabilities are ten millions of dollars.
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ARREST OF THE swINDLER.

An cngraver named Cunningham has boen
arrested, charged with making bogus warrants
of Mississippi. 55O,OOO worth have been paid at
the Auditors Office of that State.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-08-22

At olney, ILL.,, last Saturday, Henry Houltz
was shot dead by jefferson White. and Mrs.
Houltz was 30 shocked by the bereavement that
she died on Monday night, after giving birth to
dead twins. On Tuesday morning at 1 O'Clock
a mob broke open the jail, took out White, and
hung him on tree in the courtyard.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-08-22

fUEIHEN HLIOKTS OF THE BELTAsI AIOIH
LONDON, Aug. y.
Lazt nights dispatches from Belfast report
the city more quiet than during the day. The
fights between the people had ceased, but mobs
of desparadoes still were engaged i'll wrecking
HOUSES. The loss to property holders is very
heavy. Many families are still leaving the city.
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Train DErENIioS.-T Washington and New
York through train, bound north, due at ,ais
city at 1920 +. NJ, was detained over an hour,
hv reason of some accident. down the road.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

TIIILADLLTIIIA MANKETb.
PHILADELPHIA, August %.
Cotton dull, % a 229(. Groceries dull un-
changed. Flour very dull. favors buyers; supers
55.25@5.5O; extras S5.7j@625. Wheat demor-
allied red S15O@1.55; amber 81 50O01 60.
Corn quiet, yellow &c mixed Gle Oats Al {
049. Whiskey 94@94I5c
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GENERAL.


RIDE UP THE NORTH pKNNA. AND LFHIGH VALLEY
RoADs-THE INDUSTRIES ON THE LEmGH-MAG-
NIF1CENT sCENERY--A GOOD HoTEL.
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W. A tobScso shsa.-so. a water
c~is,ern, the property q n. H. Landtsass.
The afosssaid properly will - sold
suljtse. 10 ) lssse IN hsdtsofl n. IA
1.aslreanx, sxriring October The fira
1874, said lease bsiro :. the rate u on
hundred dollars a year.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
Vi Two third Of The whole payable. oSsh,
and the balance TO wit:s One thirh pay
able ~ follow: One third cash, one third
In one year and the other third in twn
ysars, from date Of sale, said credi,
ins,almsnts to be represented by note.
drawn byihe pvtcha.er or purchasers 10
his or .hsir " order, aud by him OF
them endorsed, bearing mortgage on the
undivided third At the properly thus sold,
with vsndor's privilege and the clause d,
mon aliens ndo' ami all usual causes al
warranty, said notss bearing eight NJ,
cent interest per annnm from aud afe,
their respective maturity until paid ant
including Attorneys lees n $500 on IN.
amount sned for in case Of any sui
being broush, for tho recovering Of tn
same Or any part thereof. l.
A%nctioneer's office, Parish Of S.. Jane,
i 18th day Of November A.. n, 1872.
G. SUPRA,
: Auctjoneer.
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forty.nine afpsnts, and IN the ripper line,
e the exteat OF oae husarsd AM sfity.
eight arpents, containing an area If
Two ssssssaSd nine hundvsd and eevensy.
six 7ssioo arpen.s, bounded above by the
plantation Of Septime Fortisr, and below
BY Nat Of John Barnside, together with
dwelling honse, sugar house and refinery
and al The o.hsr buildings and improve.
meas ,hsrson and thsreunto b~siongiag ;
ALEC thu mulss, cattle, carts, and nll
the farming utensils and implements Of
husbandty attached TO the said plantation;
-Ali Of which viii b. more fully detailed
and explained on s,e day Of sale.
The whole Of the above properly will
bs sold In block, on the following
TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
Ono third cash, and the balance At one,
two and three years, from the day Of
sale, the credit inssalmsnts bearing
intsseet It the rate Of Eight per cent.
per annum, from said date sn,iI paid,
and being represented by promisso.y
notes made and subscribed by the pnf-
chaser, to his vi order and BY him
endorsed, payable Al the Citizens Bank
Of Louisiana, III the City Of New Orleans,
saidsnotss being made in sets OF coupons
TO suit the convenience Of defendants,
and secured by vendors privilege and .
special mortgage, with the clause 4 non
slienssdo, Oh the property sold, said
morgages also securing The attorneys
fees Il 500 ia case Of suit being brough,
for The collection Of aaid notes Or Of any
part thsrsof;-and The puschaser Giading
himself TO insure and keep insured, The
principal baildings on the plantation, Tie
policy Of insurance 10 remain deposited
in the Citizens Bank Of Louisiana. 70,
the interest Of the holders Of said promis.
sorry notes.
Parish Of s.. Jamss, this 30th November
D. 1872.
]. c. OLIVER,
&N 44sh,s &t.g4S aalSs 4S4 GbA0fltf N
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1872-11-30
ssease - Louisiana.
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.
eer - 1asieh e 0v1sa.a
IN THE CITY or new ORLEANS.
4xs. N. Kesssy ,as1l Al,
"a. No. 8515
Ma ~. N. FHxEpso. and al.

by sfstusof. and ntobedisoce 10, I writ ol
JFrlt sialssthsa ssss.ssm
cass ~ Honorable rcosst above naned,
and 10 ms direeled,s I have seized, and will
offer for salsat public auction at the Court.
House Of this Parish, on q
SATURDAY, he 7,h Of DECEMBER
Al this Court. House. :
atll O'Clock A. NJ,
the following described properly, 10 wit:
A certain tract Of land situated in the
Parish of St. James, on the lsit bank Of
The Mississippi river, about twenty-five
leagues l66 miles) above the city Of New
Orleans, known AZ the "Whjte Hall
Plantation, being composed Of two
several tracts Of land, 10 wit: S
A tract Of land measuring twsnty.six
arpsnts, sir toises and two fsst fr6a, on
the river BY The usual dep,h, bounded on
the upper tide by lands Of P. Vegas and
N. Boudto, and on tho lower side BY
lands of Widow Florentin M6lancon,
with all and singular the double concss.
sion that pertains or in any manner
legally belongs to said first Tract and all
the buildings and improvements thereon.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
CASH in legal currency.
Shsrif's Office, Parish Of ST. James this
end day Of November, 1872.
j. c. OLIVER,
Sheriff.
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Scllettes.

A vExDRE cHEx N. J. B1L1ox, Az q.
AJaocs Store, les nouveiles Seueues
Do N. Fransois F'ory, do Sain,.MarinvilIe.
Ces SsQeies pour chsvaux OF mu,sts, iaitss
avse des faes de- Attakapas, ne ble.sent
Jamais les animaux, etsleur duree est double
Dc 10 durSs dss ~sellet,ss ordinaises.
L'hab'taticn J. Foratal, dirigss par NJ. R.
.Esterbrook, men emplois pas d'au,ses. 70.
j. DnLou.
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Gentilly Market,
CilS Prices,
TEru PAR c. M1llAvDor,
A In Poinfe du Colleoa.

II Otsss0 uu OOItcSos
observation-disclosures ali.
mentaires-Benrrs -Fromsges de Linn
bourg, de Gruyare et amsricain-Provi-
sions de bouche, ETC., etc.
Frui's-0ranges, banancs, pommes,
figues. pacanss, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1
reau-ds.vie ct 40 jus.
Lsgnmes-Pommes De terre, h~aricots,
etc. + M"4" '
Huitres conservecr, hufires ftaiches-
Wins blanc Of rouge.
Anx prix de h Nouvelle. ORLEANS.
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J. R. WINCHESTER,
ATeLAw

orrlce: s.. James Parish, let bank,
IataPie's Residence, near the Ccnvsn.
P~ost-oAAce.
MI. J. R. Winchester will Practice in
,he Parish Court Of s.. James, s.. John
TIE Baptist and Ascension, and in the
Fourth Judicial District Court, and
Supreme Court. AsfaH
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Notice 70 Planters.
MIR. E. r. TREPAGNIRR
1M 10 prepared to accept 4 situation q
Overseer Of = Sugar Plantation.
Besides his general Knowledge Of Southern
asrieuitose, ns Tfepagnier has had special
and extensive experience il The culture Of
Cane. He 10 moreover q practical builder
skilled in Carpentry and Masonry, and in all
that eonss'as The s'ueturs and repairing Of
buildings.
or these qualifications, ~ we'll q Of bic
habits Of industry end attention 10 business.
the very best testimonials can bs furnished.
Address E. F. Trspagnier, Office Of The
L~o"'''ano's, parish Of ST. James, or Creole
ssssm Corn Mia, parish Of 1bsrville.
The "Iberville. South" 10 requested 10 CODY.
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.Issst Received,
4 large anvoice Of superior green and
black lea which W will ssN n tba lou,
price Of 9i.lo per ID.
Ahso always on hand
Large and we'll assorted stock Of fresh
groceries, which We will sell 4. low prioss for
Cash.
Dry Goods. Hsrdware. saddle,y, Crocksry
ware, Clothing, Boots, Ha.s, &c,
Shoes At Z bargain.
CASH. CASH.
Y. 2. n. AHDssson,
Acadia Store.
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State Of LOQisiana.
PARISH COURT
PARISH OF 81. JAMES.
Sxccessios g Wiaov Honort Laxdreaua
" - #
N. q. Laad,eaxz,
ls w
j JOS. Slveye Roman Tutor and al.
For Partition.
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Cidre,
Stropa. Apisstts. etc.. etc., etc.,.
ULs 4agasin Sr-MIet3EL, pres Dc rE.
giiss do mAne nom, est ron dss misux ora.
misses q de- plus eompls.s do Il cole.
SEES prix sontss modGr6s. T
=. ''sn Do Go qai psot nourt;r. disal,s,s,,
PariomeF, guerir on r~sjennir, ny manqus.
l. Stock sst eompiet q souysau.
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EMILE bEl,

DEALERS IN
vVlsacs, BraaAtOe, Cordial, ETC.,
BIENvILLE sraxxr,
Between ohd IEvxR and CnAR9Rg9,
E New Orleans.
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> Los habi,anis tsonvsront los memes
marchandises, y m6mes pfia.an magasia
CantreAs, habi'ation Philemon Guidry.
N. Andersnn ne nagligs pas plus CO
magasin que PAcApIA SroRs.
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N6tjce t.

VYV$RBYv WUEEe
Qs;ek sslss nd Small P,sa. 10 ., ms,,e.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-04

ARRIVALS AT THE WARM SPRINGS
The following named persons visited
the Warm Springs Hotel yesterday
Lutte Rhodes, Miss Ida Laville, Mrs.
F. Ludlow, Mrs. +. King, Miss +.
Bands, f. F. Croson, T. Stone, j. +.
Burns, Jno. Bourguinan, NJ. Gregarie,
S. Perasich. Y. Perasich. \. Cardinal,
d. Lachapelle, c. OuIlette, D.. Bur
gesser, w. E. Bucking, j. Cardinal,
Yatique Dubois, J. Lovejov. f. r.
Pierce, G. Cavanaugh. II. Whelden,
Jno. Bishop, H.. Billings, DR.. A. Mar
rotte. r. H. Spence, Carson City; j.
w. kramenusv and son. c. NJ. Brown
and wife, Mrs. 7. LacoOny, J. CronOn,
Virginia city Camille PilOn, James
Forbes, Gold Hill; A. Charles, Genoa;
A. n. Flemming, Eureka; II. S.
Eagar, j. NJ. Qumbie, NJ. 5. Lowe, J.
Damon, Virginia city: d.. Rafferty,,
Panama; O. &. Kerr, Chicago; Z. Nj
Gill, Reno.
LIvELY.-The streets of Carson
looked unusually lively yesterday,
droves of people going hither and
thither all day long. The weather
was such hat heavy coat could be
WIN IlAio NCIilCilSCS III q
person had 10 hustle about to keep
warm.
The CAUSE OF IT.-Owing to the
cold spell of weather during the past
few days, Dick Mills is kept busy put
ting up stoves and doing other jobbing
pertaining to the comfort of the deli
cate ones who cannot stand the sudden
cold snap.
ORMsBY HoUsE.-Work on the new
addition of the Ormsby House is pro
crossing finely. The framework of
the third story is going up. and the
floor of the first story is laid. With
good weather the building will soon
De completed.
BULLETIN.-The great Circus, to ap-
pear in Carson City on Monday even
ing next, have erected a mammoth
bulletin board at the southwest corner
of the Plaza. on which is spread the
magnificent posters of the company.
LosT.-Lost on Saturday last, a pair
of gold bowed brazilian pebble eye
glasses. The finder will be literally
rewarded by leaving them at this
office.
DULL. Empire City must have
presented adult appearance yesterday,
as a good many OF its prominent citi
zens were visible on our Streets,
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HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS.

1t may be truthfully said that there
is no other city on this coast that
affords the extent of hotel accommo-
dations, with the same population, as
Carson City. The Ormsby, Corbett,
st. Charles and Muller hotels besides
many others of smaller size) will COM
pare favorably with the best houses Of
San Francisco. The especial object, at
this time is, to mention the Ormsby
House, an addition to which is now be-
ing built. The old building is brick,
and the new portion on the corner Is
being constructed of wood. Both are
three stories in hight, and being so ar
ranged as to answer a convenience as
though both were built at the am
time. The great feature in the whole
is that there will be but very few in
side rooms, nearly all having outside
windows, which affords plenty of ven
tilation. When completed, there Will
be eighty rooms in the house, four
or five more in the new than IN the
old apartment. In the brick, now III
use, the rooms present a very tidy APP
pearance, all having been newly pa.
pered. painted, and mostly newly fur
nished with costly sets. The parlors
have also been returnished and neatly
arranged for the comfort of patrons.
The dining room and kitchen are clean
and well furnished with a new outfit.
and the food furnished is aid to be
we'll prepared and in variety sufli-
GENTLY extensive to suit the most fds-
tidious tastes. In the new part, now
hnilIInr thara ORC Sn n19nV rnnIlS
and for so many different purposes,
that it would occupy room than
we can afford to spare at this time,
70 give anything like a correct
description of, consequently will
briefly state that each room appears to
be we'll adapted for the use intended,
and so arranged as Will prove cOnven-
lent and comfortable to all therein
concerned. After an examination OF
the whole building throughout. we
are now of the opinion that the entire
coming legislative body. and a good
portion ofthe lobhy,ca be comfortably
uuartered in the house. The i'm
mense labor and skill required in the
reImOdeling of the OrmSbv House has
been superintendent and engineered by
Captain b. II. Meder, the present
lessee, an old citizen of Carson, and for
several years some time since, landlord
of the house mentioned. and who, per-
haps, has more friends and less enc
mics than any man living in Ormsby
county. Frank e., a modest, but
clever young gentleman, a sol of Is.
II. Meder. isassociated in the business,
and will attend at the desk to the
wants of guests in the house. while
that we'll known. good natured soul,
Geo. L. Gibson will dispense liquids
at the bar. All told. the Ormsby does
and will merit a large share of public
patronage.
In this our extended notice of the
new house and new management, we
desire to mention that all the other
houses named are first class, and kept
by as good and competent men as can
be found in any community. In con-
clusinn, we are again justified in say
ing. that once the Ormsby House is
completed, this city will rave hotel
accommodations for all that may see
fit to visit the Paradise and Capital of
Nevada.
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NOTICE,

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
Y Registry Books for Jacks Valley Election
Precinct No. |, Douglas county, Nevada, are now
open, at the office of the undersigned, at his
house in said Jacks Valley, for the registration
of the names of the qualified electors in said cleo
ton precinct at the general election to be held on
the 5th day of November, 1872, and will continue
to be open for such registration between the hours
at 10 o'clock a. IN. and e o'clock p. m. of all legal
da-s from the LIST day of Jsly 1872, to and in
GLIDING the Dist day of October, 1872. and from :
O'clock p. IN. to 9 O'Clock p. M. during the ten
days preceding the said Dist day of October, 1872.
on which day, at 6 O'clock p. m, the said regis
tration shall close.
All naturallZed citizens must produce their
naturalization papers to be stamped according to
law or come prepared to prove their loss.
A. b. JOHNS,
Registry Agent. for Jacks Valley Precinct, known
a. Jacks Valley House."
Jacks Valley, August 81, 1877 sci I'd
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LOCAL INTELLIcENcE
UNITED STATES MAILS.

vReno-Arrives from at $50 a. m. Closes
for at $50 p. m.
Vireinia--Arrives from at 10 a. m.
Closes Tor at 3:i5 p. m.
Genoa and Aurora-ArriveS from at
$50 D.. m. Closes for at $50 Il. m.
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POLITICA

All political printing done at this office
advertising or Job wors-must be paid
for in advance. This rule applies to all
parties, and Will be strictly enforced.