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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-11-27
OUR wELLSBURG LETTER.
Thanksgiving Day-The Big Show
What Came Of II,

WgLLsBURu, W. Va, Nov 20, 1875.
Editors IntCllIgCnccr;
Thanksgiving was observed here in the
usual manner. Divine service was held
in the NJ. +. Church at 1Ol AM. Elder
Dean Disciples minister, Of Smithfeld,
Ohio, preached. Subject, "Liie," which
was we'll delivered and attentively lis.
tened to- The sermon Is spoken OF by all
parties AS being more than ordinary.
Mrs. Llcic Brown gave concert Of
vocal and instrumental music in the
evening Mt the Court House. The music
and singing were good, considering the
brief time allowed In preparation, and
that a goOdly number OF the performers
are beginners.
Our towns folk all seemed happy. Ev-
erybody had n good big dinner and some
complained little Of indulging too
strongly in fowl, good sign these hard
times. The day passed of very quietly.
THE 'ENJUN SHOW"
The "Injun show" spoken Of in our last
letter came of as announced. "The boys
soon made the discovery that "Mr. Hail."
the big Injun, was n fraud, and not hav-
ing the terror OF the law before their
eyes, made 1t hot for him for awhile, and
had 1t not been for the timely appearance
Of officer HALEY on the scene Of action
there Ia no telling how the show would
have terminated. Eggs were in brisk de-
mand, but owing to the 25th Of November
they had all been used for a better pur-
pose, and there was rail.lery in and
about the Court House. The last seen Of
the "Doctor" he was passing through
skunktown bearing towards cooler and
more hospitable cline. This is not the
first fraud that has come to grief In
Wellsburg. q. b. c.
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TIE millers Of Minnesota are a good
deal exercised over the agreement Of the
trunk line railroad companies to double
the rates upon grain from Chicago east
ward, and discriminate against flour by
higher rates, thus discouruging the manu-
facture Of the same by western millerS
They propose Il convention at Chicago
Immediately, with view to making ar
rnngcments at past rates with the BaIti
more and Ohio.
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TIE DEMOCRATIC CAucus.--pursuOnt
to call published in the Register or
Thursday morning the Democratic mem
bers Of both branches Of the Legislature
met last evening in the hall Of the House
Of Delegates to consult upon the propriety
Of re.dlstricting the State for Congress
sional purposes. The proceedings
were private, but enough has leaked oiI
10 show that our Democratic fellow,
citizens disagreed upon the subject under
consideration. II seems that the mem
bers from the First District want Brax'
ton county annexed to their Congression'
al territory, and the Third District men
won't listen 10 my such proposition un'
less they are promised the Capital again
So everything is not lovely with our
Dem. Legislature, and the goose hangs In
an extremely awkward position.
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, November 26.-Flour- Dull
Wheat opend firm and closed dull; No, /
Chicago spring 81 0S!; No, ., 81 05l spot
81 OCT seller November; 81 06iaI OF
January; No. 8, SSlc; rejected 76c,: Corn
Lower; No. 2 50sa5lc seller November;
47la47!c seller year; rejected new 4Oci
high mixed 51la52l. 0ats-Dull; No.
2, 3Os; spot 3Oia;3Olc seller December;
rejected 27c. Barley-ACtive at Ssc seller
November. Rye-Dull at G0!c. Pork
Quiet at 500 0Oa2O 00t spot; $40 421a
$40 45 seller year; $40 d5aSl9 30 seller
january. Lard-Stendy and in moder.
ate demand; $l2 80 spot; Sl2 ST seller
February. Bulk meats-Active at Sia
1O!a10sa1Oj. WhiSky-Stcady at 81 ~,
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PITTSBURGH, November 26.-Pig Iron
Quite; No /, foundry $50 O0a27 90; No
Q 2foundry $24 0OA26 90; grey iorgeS2G co.
Wheat-Qnite; new Pennsylvnnia and
Ohio red 81 goal 80, according to quality
old red 81 40al AZ. COrn-FirmeF; shel.
led G3a65c in elevators; ear 65n6Sc; new
ear 45a52c. Petfoleum-Quite but firm.
er; crude 81 90 at Parker's; refined 12iu
l2Ic, philadelphia delivery.
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CINCINNATI, November 2G.-Cotton-
Dull at 12sC. Flour-Nominally I'm.
changed. Wheat-Active; red at 81 lja
l 80. Corn-Steady; old 63a66c; new Asa
62c. 0ats-Active at 30a45c. Barley
Quiet and unchanged. Rye-Dull at TIA
7sc. Pork-Dull at S2l 2Ja2l 50. Lard
Steady; steam $i2 5Oa12 60; spring
Sl3 50 buyer FEBRUARY, closing at l2lc bid,
spot; kettle jobbing at 19lal3lc. Bulk
Meats-Qulei at Sal lta1llc loose. Whis.
ky-Quiet and steady at 81 II.
HoGs-SLeady; common 81 00a7 %; fair
to good packing 81 45a7 90; good butch.
era s. 65a7 10; about sold out.
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Weather Report,
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OEPICR OP THE CHEZ SIGNAL UFPiCER,
WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. 26--l A. N.
pnnRAHfttTiRg

PROBABILITIES
For the West Gulf States, Tennessee
and the Ohio Valley, rising barometer
northeast to southeast winds and cooler OF
partly cloudy weather, followed in the
southeast by warmer southerly winds.
For the Upper Lakes, the Upper Mis-.
sissippi and Lower Missouri Valleys
high followed by falling barometer
northerly winds, shifting to east and
south, and cool, partly cloudy weather,
followed in the two latter districts and
near Lake Superior by rising tempera.
Lure and occasional snow or rain.
For the Lower Lakes, Middle States
and New England, rising barometer,
northwest to northeast winds, and colder,
clear or clearing weather, possibly follow.
ed in the first section by easterly winds.
For the canal regions Of New York,
New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Maryland
the temperature will fall below freezing
Saturday night.
The lower Mississippi, Tennessee, Cum.
berland and Ohio rivers will continue
rising,
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ACCORDING to the figures Of the Ohio
State Journal, there are iorty.eight farm
cts elected to the next Ligislature-cight
in the Senate and forty In the House Of
Representatives. There arc eight law
yers elected to the sente and twenty-five
10 the House Of Representatives. Seven
physicians are elected TO the Senate and
nine to the House. This il a clever di.
vide and generous toward the farming
nnnnlaiion.
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THE 1ronton (O.) doctors report mos
remarkable case-nothing less than 4
man living for days with a broken neck
Abraham Broom was thrown from wag
on, struck on his head and became para
lyzed from the neck down, though he re-
tained perfect conscioushess and suffered
no pain for FIVE days, when lie died
post:morlem examination showed tha
the fourth joint Of The neck had beer
fractured by the fall.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-11-27

NEW YORK, November 26.-- Trade
dull in all departments. Cotton goods
steady at current quotations, Brown
sheetings and cotton fannels firm. Plaid
prints in steady but moderate request
Dress goods moved slowly. Fancy cassi.
meres, worsted coatingS and overcoatings
in fair demand. satinets and Jeans ruled
quiet, and fannels moved slowly.
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THE RIvER.-The recent rainy weather
has had It's effect in making good stage
Of water in the river. The water came up
slowly until last evening, when the marks
at the landing indicated II feet 5 inches
and stationary. A number Of steamers
with tows Of coal passed down yesterday,
and no doubt others will follow. Tie
weather Of yesterday Is generally we'll re-
ceived by the coal men and steamboat
men
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JUSTICE GILLEsPY.-Some timo in Oc.
tOber Charles ZoeCkler was required by
this Justice to give bond in the sum Of
5000 for his good behavior, upon a peace
warrant sworn out by Hiram BarthOlo-
new. Yesterday Zoeckler's bOndsman
gave him up, aud he was committed to
Jail, George Zoeckler, u brother Of
Charles ZoeCkler, swore out peace war.
rant before Justice GiIespy against
Charles, alleging that he had threatened
to kill him and that he was dangerous
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FARMERS BANK OF PHILIPPI.-Secre.
tary OF State Hedrick yesterday issued a
certificate Of incorporation to the Far,
mcrs' Bank Of phiiippi, for the purpose
Of carrying on the business Of banking In
all It's various branches. The principN
place Of business Of the bank will be al
Philippi, Barbour county, and the cor.
poration is to expire on the 10th day Ol
November, 1896. The capital subscribed
Is $2S, 5000, Of which $4,000 has been paid
in; the privilege is reserved Of increasing
the capital stock to 100000. The capt
tai Is divided into shares Of 800 each
and held by large number Of citizens oI
Barbour county.
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TIE three package pcddlers, who have
been travelling over this country during
the past two weeks in search Of persons
willing to pay $3.50 for SIS worth Of igoods
left the latter part Of last week. TheiI
victims were few in this Section.- Woods
field (Ul Shirt.
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Cry PERsoNAIs.-NIessrs. c. o. Rove
and NJ. G. Bristol, Superintendent Of the
Western Union Telegraph Company, are
in the city.
VIM. Ifarrigan, agent Of Harrigan &
lIarps combination, Is stopping at the 81.
James.
Among the arrivals at the 81. James
Hotel yesterday were Judge II. J. Sam
uels, Of Barboursville, and DR.. Wm. g.
Gibson, Of Baltimore.
The Jack 4 Jill combination stopped at
the St. James.
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WE are informed that some $4,000 lbs,
Of tobacco in the neighborhood Of Anti.
och have been sold at about FIVE dollars
per hundred. In some instances the sales
we're absolute; In others they were con.
lilioned that the seller should have" the
rise Of the market Mt. F, N, Amos Is
he putchasor.- RoodTtld 10y Spirit
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-11-27

ST. CECILIA.-The choir Of Of the 81,
Alphonsus Church celebrated St. Cecil.
las Day on Thursday evening with a
musical entertainment at their school
hall. The entertainment was in charge
Of Prof. VOlkenrath, the leader Of the
choir, and consisted Of vocal and instru.
mental music, speech making, refresh
mentA. etc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-11-27

WOODEN WEDDING.-Mr. and Mrs,
John II. Zevely celebrated their wooden
wedding at their residence on l4th street
last evening. We doubt not that those
present were elegantly entertained, judg-
ing from the delicacies sent to our editO-
rial rooms. Thanks, friends; may you
live to celebrate your golden wedding.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-11-27

WHILE man is graphing with the
great and important issues Of the hour,
racking his s'brain over the mysteries Of
National and State governments, trying
vainly to solve the great financial prob
lem Of the day, woman will stand for an
hour before a shop window gazing upon
the varied hues Of a pair OF striped
stockings, and think her time well spent.
I'VE are ready to take this back when
pressed to do 80.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-11-27

Foor RACE.-The foot race between
Tommy Cooper, Of Steubenville, and Lee
Hammond, Of Bellaire, which took place
on the Island Thursday afternoon, was
won by Cooper easily, Messlinger, well
known Pittsburgh runner, has been
matched to run with Cooper on the
Island to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-11-27

JosErn Glsr, ESQ., of Brooke county,
has just returned from Vermont with a
lot (7O) Of the best Spanish Mcrino sheep
ever brought into that county. II is be-
licvcd they will shear upon an average
from u 10 10 mounds each.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-11-27

MoxRoE, La, November 2G-Fully
5000 people, mostly colored, gathered
here to-day to witness the execution OF
Tony Nellum and Alice Harris, con.
demned TO death for The murder Of Henry
Harris, husband Of Alice. All were col
nPpd
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BRIcELAND, the Washington county
pa.) negro, who was convicted Of the
murder Of Allingham, by means Of an In
iernal machine at Eldersville, two
years ago, but whose sentence has been
committed to Imprisonment for life, pub
fishes card to tho people Of Washing.
ton county on the eve Of entering prison,
in which, in the most solemn manner, he
alIrms his entire innocence Of the crime
Of which he was convicted.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-11-27

SAMUEL GEORGE, ESQ., Of Wellsburg
is esteemed u very public spirited citizen
he having built these hard times hote
on the site OF the old Virginia House
that is a credit to the town,-a greater
credit to the town than profit to himself
II is therefore suggested in the columns
Of the Ners that the property should be
exempted from taxation for two or three
vnnra.
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DETROIT, November 2G.-The body Of
Capt Stark, Of the Schooner Dali, was
found on the beach at Ludihgton this
morning. He was knocked over board
and drowned last Thursday.
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
BUSINESS Of all kinds was generally sus,
pended On Thanksgiving Day,

DoNAEIoN.-The friends Of Rev. G. E
Manchester, pastor Of the Thomson NJ. E
Chapel, rendered him donation OIL
Thanksgiving evening.
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Selling Pools ON the SpeakershIp.

1t seems strange that we have not yet
had some pool selling on the chances Of
impeachment in the House OF Delegates,
inusmuch as that species Of gambling Is
quite the thing now. II Is announced
that pools on the speakership have al
ready been opened in Washington. In
diCators for French pools have been sent
for, and tickets in them will be fixed at
$40 each. This, We believe, is the first
time that professional gambling has for
mally taken the speakership into its do
main, But 1t had swept almost every
thing else in already; and the autumn
elections being over, the horse racing
this side Of California finished, and all
tho various athletic sports ended for the
season, 1t must perforce seize on the
Speakership, lthas been said that such
is the rage for gambling when once yield.
ed to that II two gamblers are shut up
alone in the uniurnished parlor Of a
country inn, with a rain storm blocking
egress, they will bet on which one Of two
parallel drops oirain will first reach the
bottom of the window pane. Lately in
England people were betting on the
chances Of the Prince Of Wales being as.
sassinated in India, In Andy Johnson's
day the chances for impeachment caused
lively betting. Gamblers would bet on
the number Of converts made by Messrs.
Moody and Sankey, were Il a matter
which an umpire could determine.
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TnE editor ofthe MoundsviIIe Report
er, who is writing up his recent trip
West, does not advise West Virginians to
emigrute to Kansas, although he thinks
we'll Of that State. lie says that the
same energy required to Succcsed in the
West II properly applied among our hills
and vallies, will insure wealth and com.
fort enough to satisfy all ordinary wants.
lie speaks of crops ofcOrn in one or two
counties in Kunsas that he visited, that
yielded 70 to 100 bushels per acre, aud
wheat, grading number q that yielded
50 to 4S bushels. The former sold at %
and 50 cents and the latter at So to 81 Is.
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LITTLE ROCK, Ark, NoYember 26.-
The Senate to-day passed bill changing
the name Of Clayton county 10 Clay.
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Price of Apples!

The Fruit and Produce Houses Of A, c, E0ER-
TER, PARKER BROS, BAClIMAN & BURST,
and tho Headquarters Of the Combined Apple
ter to sell Apples to the trade little lower than
any other Scalperar that may branch of from their
legitimate business TO embark In the trade, Look
out, Apple Dealers Call aud SCO u.s. wO have a
large supply. nO27
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
By TELEGRAPH.
New York Money aud Stocks.

New KOrk Money anu NIOckN.
New YoRK, November 2G.-MONEY-
3a4 per cent. Prime mercantile paper 81
as per cent. Custom house and treasury
closed. Clearings $50, 100000.
GoLD-steady at ll44. Rates for ear
rying were and 9 per cent. Loans were
also made fat.
Government BoNDs-Firm on a mod
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CREAT REDUCTION IN THE
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GEL Sol de Orc. .
SEVERE BASTON,
SAN FRANCISCO, 45.

Acaba de recibirse en- este establecimiento un bri
llante variadO surtido de mercanofas de Ultima
vedad fantasia, de cuya diversidad de articulos
Sc enuineran los siguientes:
Granadinas, novedad listas cuadros para yes
tidos.
Tafetanes, glases, gr6s fayas de seda negras.
Poplines lisos y labrados, blancos de colores,
Percaes franceses, fnos de Ultima novedad para
vSstidos de senoras
Elegantes tinicas de encae Hamburgo para seiloras
Generos bancOs de cO.ores de fantasia, encajeados
RizadOs, cuadros listas, satinados, adanasca
dos de brocado "a, ga
Generos de fantasia para enaguas.
Telas de rosa telas reales granos de oro bretaias
silesia, creas y estopillas.
Cretona inglesa superior para sabaaas.
Warandoles dbujos de novedad para camisas de
caballero. @
Driles blancos de colores, de algodon, de hilo y
algoden de hilO pulO.
Driles crudos de todas classes precios.
ElAstcotinas, batistas de lana, panOs, meripos ga
Camsetas, medias calcetines camisas, panuelos,
cOrbatas sombIerOs para senoras rlandas muselinas
Dlancas de cOlores, batstas regencias ia, ga, ga
sTodo 10 cual Sc reaza a precios reducidos como
Podra conveneerse todO el que honre con una vista
este establecimiento. Francisco, 45.-Puerto-
Rice. N ta# u ss ,-a 1O-19 &
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Aviso al p1blico.

Deseosa la Empresa del vapor costanero-espanOl
Madrd" de alviar 10 possible los gastos de los que
utzan este buque para caga ha dispuesto que desds
esta fecha hasa aviso, recibira entregara la
carga el muele de esta Capital, sendo por cuenta
de ella ell lanchsje hata Ell vspor.
La caga recibira desde la antevspera del dia de
salida hasta las dos de la tards precisamente.
MOdi6cadO por complete sl sistema de smbsrquss en-
s cOstanerO, segun e anuncio que precede, cumple
la Empresa hacer pressnte los cargadores que utcen
este buque, que dehen pasar recogsr en- Ia
sgnasra los conocmientos de la carga, previo pag0
del fets E&
Al propio tempo debe lamar Ia stencion de los mis-
cargadores sobre las condolences 6a LA 15a 17a
16 sstanpadas al dorso de los meRciOnados documen
tos.-San Juan da Puerto-Rco 90 de Mario de 1875
--Iriarte. Hsrrnano de Caraceua Ca COnsgnatariOa
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GIRODE LETRAS.

B. Borras y Hermanos del Conner
clio de esta Plaza giran sobre: Ali
cante, Astorga, Aviles, Barcelona,
Betanzos, Bilbao, Bonaz, Cadiz, Cal
dasde Reyes, Cangas de Onis, Cangas
de Tineo, CartageDa, Corcubion, Co
ruf1a, Cudillero, Ferrol, Gijon, Gra-
do, Habana, Leon, Luarca, Lugo,
Llanes, Madrid, Malaga, Mondone.
do, Noya, Orense, Oviedo, Padron,
Palma de Mallorca, Pola de Siero,
Pola de Lena, Pola de Labiana, Pom
teyedra, Pravia, Puenteareas, Puen-
tededme, Rivadeo, Riyadesella, Sa
las. San Sebastian, Santa Marta de
Ortigueira, Santander, Santiago, Sc
villa, Tarragona, Tineo, Tuy, Va
Ieficia, Valladolid, Vivero, Vigo, vi
llagarcfa, Villaviciosa, Infesto y Ia
ragOza. & aa s -
+ San Juan de Puerto Rico, 2 de No
viembre de 1875.-Fortaleza 23, es
quina 4 la de la Cruz. .es
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COLEGI0 DE- La CONCEPTION,
Gale de San Justo n1mero SO.

Deseando promover el adelanto de mis- educandos,
omitO gasto nj sacriclo para ntroducr mi esta
blecimiento de instruction cuautas meoras reclaman
los adelantos modernos as pues, tengo el gustO de
manltestar los seores padres de famiia que desde
e 1o de los SOriente ha alberto case de Dibu
10 natural de las las de la manana clase de Ma
tematieas de de la nOche ademas de las classes de
Tenedur1a de lbros, Geografi ga, que dan sin
exigir ninguna aumento el estipendio.
Ell establecimentO cuenta tres profesores pa
ra la elase de primaria la esposs del que suscrbe
para la de parvules par las classes de adornO
profesores acredtados en- los diferentes ramos.
Cada trimestre dan examenes, los cuales invita-
ri6dcO
Sc admiten pupios media pension precios muy
m6dicos.
Para pormenOres dirigirse al professor one sus-
crbe.-Puerto Rico Julio l6 de e1875-Francisco Cor
t6a
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ANUNCIOS DIVRRSOS.
Don jose Depaetrio Q&iaones y Ra-
mos, Jaeg de Ia instamcia interis0
adeI DiStySto de San francisco.

Al pdbco hago saber: que el iuicio ejecutivo se-
guido por e Proeurador D. Jose d. Infane en- repre-
sentaCi0n de los Sres Sch0n Willink Ca contra Da
lsdOra Ochoteeo viuda de Was en- cobro de cuatro
mil cuatrocisntos dos pesos eentavos renta
cuatro he dispuesto que del credto de veinte un
mil noyecentos echenta pesos treinta cuatro cen
hacienda denominada "Constancia" radicada en- la
jurisdiction de Toabaja Sc saquen publica subasta
la suma de ocho mil quinientos -pesos senalandose
para que tenga lugar el acto este Juzgado en- Ell
de Paz de aque pueblo Ell dia diez seis del mes en-,
rante las dos de la tarde. Lo que sc comunica al
p1bco para la concurrencia de icitadOres uerto-
Rico Octubre treinta de mil ochoci 'ntos setenta
cinco.--Jose d. Quinones y Ramos.-El Eserbano,
Demetrio Gimenez Moreno 2-3
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Estibania del luzgadO de Guerra
NOTARfA.

Habiendo llegao npticia del Notarioque suscribe,
que por algunas persenas de- ssta Capital hizo cir
cuar e rumor ae haber cesado el infrascritO en- la @
nOaria por virtud del Real Decreto de 10 de Julio
6tmO que suprimia Ia Jurisdiction ordnara de Guer-
T sieno ssto a error, toda vez que, segun 81 Real
Deereso subsignients de "a del msmO mes contndan
cribe la Excma. Real Andiencia del Territorio con
Obsto de qus doho Tribunal Supero srviOra decla
rsr gus NO estando Sc ha dchO, suprimidos les
refsrass Juzgados sstaba s nfrascrtO en- todo de
recho para contnaar Otorgando escrituras pdblicas
como tai Nosarioy en su cOnsecuenca Ia Sala de Go
bsrno de dcho Tribunal Superior p0r auto de 21 del
ppdo 80 ha servid0 declarar, 'que el EsCribano de
Gusrra que sucribs, interim no se leve efecto
On ssta ala Ia SUPPRESSION de Juzgado Mlitar, pue
de contnuar on 81 derecho dc llevaI Protocolo con
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10 hago aaber en- este perl6dico para conocimien-
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Antonio Me- dc Audrey. 2-6