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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-01-15

ConoNER's jury The following is
the Coroner's verdict in the case OF
Jonathan Williams, who committed sui
eide at Phoebe on the night OF the 18th
instant. The facts of the case are as
was stated in the RscoRD of yesterday.
The testimony taken before the jury
would not be Of any interest to the public
so VIC do not publish it: Phoebe. Janu-
AIRY II, 1876 We, the jury summoned
to inquire into the death Of Jonathan
Williams, do find that his name was
Jonathan Williams. a native OF Frank
ford, Pennsylvania, aged about fifty
years, that be came to his death from
the effects OF laudanum administered
with suicidal intent on the morning of
the 14th day of January. A. d. 1876, at
the town Of Phoebe, Lincoln county,
Nevada. Signed G. F. Bowen. H. G.
Church, John B. Fem, E. Thompson,
Fl. Fay, VIM. A. Funk
MADE HIS MARK One of our County
officials somestimes gets of a remark
that for wit. humor and originality is
hard to beat. Speaking of young man
the other day, resident OF Phoebe, he
the aforesaid official quietly remarked,
80 and so has made his mark" mean
ing that the young man had taken
little too much "tenzine," the conse-
quence being that in returning to his
palatial residence near the Court House
ne Tell leaving his imprint in the snow.
ooIIEcrIoN.-A self appointed COM
m'''ee consisting of Miles CULLEN !,
county Treasurer, D. A. Fulks and P.
Holland, learning of the impecunious
sonoition IN which Jonathan Williams
u.ea started out early yesterday, and
euoceeued IN collecting one hundred and
h stn aollars, which was enough to defray
us funeral expenses, his LODGING bill
ana other little matters. The committee
succeeded in procuring handsome coffin
&c. They return their thanks TO the
citizens for their generous donation
towards burying fellow man.
The FUNERAL.-The funeral Of Jona.
than Williamstook place from his late
residence, on Meadow Valley street, yes
terday afternoon at O'Clock. 1t was
largely attended, considering the disa-
greeable condition Of the street and road
ieading to the cemetery, and the fact
thst, comparatively speaking, be was
unknown in Phoebe.
LOST CHEcKs.-Charles Stein adver.
Uses in to-day's RECORD a number OF los
chects on which payment has beer
Stopped. The said checks are drawn or
me Bank Of California at San Francisco
1nd also by the Raymond & Ely Minip,
ment. ''''
rALl bEARERs.-Ths following gentle
men oficiated as pail bearers at th,
funeral OF Jonathan Williams yesterda,
WW.;esrnoon; James McCormick, w. r
WWhson, 2. Holland. VIM. Mahonev. Geo
n msndali and W H. Henderson. One o
H. school Trustees, G. H. Fish, rea,
'n' services at the grave.
Down In Meadow Valley Wash fear
,a' storm has been raging lately, whicl
nas caused most Of the rapchers TO driy
W ,ne'r stock to feed at home. Tn
;oaos nre In very bad condition. c,n,
ing considerable trouble in hauling ha
TO Phoebe and vicinity. ."
srAsE-Ths Hamilton stage arrived q
roche Thursday night about 70 o,c,oc,
one passenger being aboard. ''o'"
roKER GAME large haul was mad
na poker game last evening ona ~,
winning about elk HUNDRED So,Ia. p0i'
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE

Il
i United States for the District Of Nevada.
In the matter Of William( Tn p.rtrrrtcv
Stansfield, Bankrupt. AZ ."p'e''
The above named bankrupt having Aled his
petition in said Court in the above entitled mat
ter praying for discharge from all his debts
provable, under the act Of Congress- entitled
ian Act to establish uniform system Of Bank
ruptcy throughout the United States" approved
March 2, 1867, and under Title LXI of the re-
vised statutes of the United States and the acts
amendatory Of or supplemental thereto, and the
said Court having by its order issued in said
matter on the 4th day of November, A. D. 1875,
directed that hearing BIO had on said petition
on the XOth day Of November, A. ID.
1876, at the hour Of IL o'clock a. m. OF said
day. at Carson CITY, in said District. and re-
quiring notice thereof to be published.
Now, therefore, notice Ia hereby given that
hearing will be had on said petition before said
Court. at the day, hour and place Aforesaid.
when all creditors who have proved their debts
against said bankrupt. or other persons In In.
terest may appear and show cause II any they
have, why the prayer of said petitioner should
not be granted.
Witness my hand this 9th day of November,
A. d. 1876.
II. M. DAGGETT,
Clerk of the District Court Of tho United
States for the District Of Nevada.
n9-td
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And in accordance with law and an order II
the Board OF Trustees, made ON the fifth day OF
November, 1876, 30 many shares Of each parcel
Of said stock a. may be necessary will be sold
at public auction, at the once OF the Company.
No. Alb California street. lover the Office VI the
ifornia, on Monday, the Tenth day %
january, 1876, at the hour OF eleven O'Clock
.. IN. of said day, to pay said delinquent ASSESS
ment thereon, together with costs OF advertising
and expenses Of the sale.
Il. w. COLDURN. Secretary.
ofiice-Rooms over tho Union Insurance Com.
pany, No. Alb California street, San Francisco,
California. d2l-td
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DELINQUENT SALES.

Raymond and NY Mining Csopa-
ny.-Locsfion Of Works, Ely Mining Distract.
Lincoln county, Nevada: locstion Of princ1pk
Notice.-There are delinquent upon the follow.
ing described stock, on account Of ssesssment
lNo. o. levied on the NTH i5thI day Of Nove1-
Der, 1875, the several amounts Get opposite ths
names OF the respective shareholder, % fol.
lows:
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ASSESSMENT NOTICES.

Location OF principal place of business, San
Francisco, CALIFORNIA;; location of works, Ely
Mining District, Lincoln county. Nevada:
Notice is hereby given that at meeting of
the Directors, held on the first day Of Decem-
Der. 1875. an assessment mo. III Of Fifty
Cents (50c) per share was levied upon
the capital stock Of the corporation, payable
immediately. In United States gold coin, to the
Secretary, at the office of the company, No.
4l9 California street, San Francisco California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the Eleventh day OF Jan.
uary, 1875, will be delinquent. and adver-
tised for sale at public auction, and unless pay
ment Ia made before, will be sold on Tues
day, the Eighth day Of February, 1876, to
pay the delinquent assessment, together with
costs Of advertising and expenses of sale.
CHAS. e. ELLIOT Secretary.
Ofice--Room 28, 4l9 California street. San
Francisco, California. d7-td
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.,ycIsco STOCK REPORT.
sAx Francisco. Januiry IA.

s.H FRANCISCO. Jsnulry IA.
MORNING SALES.
sss ao.hir-eok COX 60 coz 6lbs
s -! vXpeIiean-2lA 2ltbS as II.
~ o. 1 Belcher-6I4 8. oiS
30 30 t,onld & Curry-2lh 2ls
~ SSsuvses-2sA 23's 23h z3h6s
s.S2 SsIf Potosi-io5 loi los iesH
o!o 1aIs { Norcross-62 50 62S
.SS Crown Point-25h 2sA 70
,S1 yellow Jscket-iuo
,S3 imperial-1O 90
IA Empire Mill-oss Ga
.' ,o palrher-35 34s4 SAY 3ik
az az Can yirginis-46l 465 463 400 i6I toaS
a oo Sslifornis-s5 8iA ssh soS
o- az pnIIiou-5T STA
90; Fxchequer-l5H lon 10
20 Son6dence-21H 81
~, ieo S S;.rrs Neysda-25h 25a IS 25hb3o 25b5
a.s m.aH7S IS So & ss 60 Ga s5b5 CABS
az 60 Belcher-lOO 70 III
,ssS Jnstice-2sH 90 % 294 29S
is95 succor-lb ak
AK Union Con-1lA III us
90 fady Bryan--4 35s 81 q "a
200 Julia-lsA l6 d5's j. ,s ,,u,zn
Az Caledonis--37 81 80 30 DO = DO a
a95 Knckerbocker-3
% Globe-lA
Is0 Baltimore Con-3h IN
s ~ silver Sj HILL i0s lOs loa
so Challenge-5H
9SO Dayton--6 Sd 5Asl0 ~
gI5N Y Con-2h 2's ~
AFTERNOON SALES
,oo Meadow yailey-21
tSS RAYMOND Ely-20 81 Il y 9ih
ai0 eureka Con-l5 15A ID l5ab3o
40 Jackson-2a az
80 PhoeniX-lS
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MRS. MAHONEY
r O L e +.

TToUaE ON MEADOW VALLEY STREET.
Ill adjoining the house OF w. W. Bishop
This house ia finely furnished and centrally
located. The premises arc In frst-clsss condi.
ton. For particulars apply to the
jal1-tf STATE BANK OF NEVADA.
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PASSENGER TRAVEL.

DEPARTURES.
BY arI.NIRR & sALIsBURY's HAMILTON LINE:
John Williams NV Youren
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Market Price OF Grain.

The following is the market price paid
for grain, etc.. corrected by Steele Il
Turrill, Lower Main street.
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TO DELINQUENT
TAX PAYERS.

rINHE DELINQUENT TAX LIST FOh THE
i Fiscal Year ending December 3lst, a. p.
1875. has been deposited with the District A.
torney, and unless the delinquent taxes therein
specified are paid to the Treasurer, a. 1x-onAcio
Tax Receiver, within TWENTY DAYS nom the
publication Of this notice. action will b COM
menced BY the District Attorney for the collsr-
ton of said taxes and costs.
County auditor.
Phoebe. Nevada. December Int. 1876.
did
, 1876-03-07

A afaine paper EARS: "Tho wild aninsl 10
Gently recn 10 Hontl1 Watetboro has evidently
viHited Buxton. Mr.. john Atilliken fund son1o
remarkable tracka upon Ills promises A. Of son1e
large animat which lad beon attracted to his
barn. 1ndef which e!leep are kept. Tho animal
took In leaving wero prodtgiois. Tho first leap
wes 81 feet The mkt 17,i, then 25, &C. 29135, and
a. fect. fn crossing brook he took two ieArs,
% tnd 61 foot respectively. At ono point whero
no throw himaclf deeply into = enow.bank. hts
.lze can b approximately measured. II WAS 8
fcot from wharo IH fose-fcet struck 10 tho fltnd
nnrs Of hts body after tho 47!<-feet leap, and
feet after the 25-feot lcnp: il inches Acrnss tho
htp. Mr. Mllliken thinks IL must havo been an
animal a. largo a. . cougar or puma"
, 1876-03-07
A GRAVE CONTROVERSY DECIDED.

Ph1lApRLraIA, March 6.-lhe Jolea burial
easa was deeiaed to-day In tho Haprepe Court.
1hs authorities ct the Mornt Moriah Uemetasy.
last autumn, refused to allow the body OF Henry
Jonea, q oolorsd map, to b. buried iu tho cam
etesy, although hIs widow ouuod i lot there.
The matter was taken into Court sud tho ~.
thorittea wero ordered 10 permit the burial. They
to tbs Supreme Ceu1t. Tha daciBlon Of tho 6u-
prems Court to-day Afizms the finding OF tho
lever court, aud o10e1a the burial 10 be nads Ia
The. .aANA1sY.
, 1876-03-07

adass should bo remembered That "1Inne'ty II tao
lns uoj!cyD For one, fecl that my ttrse u ~ coar
"a tbc suiRht of bfavcn and trust that tho greit
party to which teona MY now - la stetner tines
ii honor rodRo ty Il In tbs hct Of 1875; and, whsi.
ths dimoulleo 1naepsrs1le from ersat re- dnty haze ,
~ W. arr Of lbs f,nrcfs mud faili which pros
oc,,tsA great wsr snd aecurrh y the reario o. our
DIV aud Of fn.urs ScnsraonA Ito besangs oa asonal
Union aud uuiysfsAl nbctty
, 1876-03-07

WHAT ADDITIONAL 1kQ1aIATIoN
ought @ Gousse.s no~ ~ to adopt IN aid nt Tue law?
iesaser quay q Tie untsd ste. nss 10 tste
from Il bofo1s 1870. cannot agrps 10 this, for tha
~ bond, and wo cannot t.ko from that note % any
dssaa = eoln. Tle psopo4ioa j. loo nseh liz ITO
the note OF its quality Of cohvrrubiEiy Into Bonds
Ihe President In ila annual .nosaaae recommends:
to redeem, say, not 70 u1ceed sjUooooo monthly oi
iegal,te1uur uot4s BY 4satnx i4 thelr atead long
annlln, OF denominations Ranging from $a0 to S1O
each. ,rhis would In time reduca tho le8nj-tcndsr
t,otos 70 volume .has could ~ ksp. saost without
thu Treasury to accumulate Gp4 ier NAL redemption.
hse Y e as is .a
GU b doDs without inp.iring doyarnmsat obuss
tioap uf ctipp!iRg eta duo exseukioa tharrag.s
Thsas Recommendations arc wtss and ~oull be ofa.
ctent aAA 70 &ecurs than Ampls MaAns ats provided
bout M sa tssas. II iuaos aHs T. is'is
neither wtse o. prudent to spr tAs sinking fund to
" / 4 sppsa 20. Il h:h
II, u the purchase Of 0otts alspady due.
w,a shssstsiX :Sppsst .ay msAssse s q xs.
vii ehss1tQlly vote tos moderate tax Gu taa and
coffee, because this wy tuereaso our revenue without
casSa 70 1ss. ehsa s ast y .1s Sur
taa and an tnconysnonee, md will also strengthen
tho Gsragusyi 4w Rkdlr tqss for tbs voluntary con,
vorson Of lIinti Qt United hAtes notes iao
londs ~ each OF tAo.s 1neA1uEe4 wiz tcud Ia "pro-
tlese ,nsasurxa, and othssa thst ay b proper aIs
lot IN ny judRmout, iRdiapenzabis "a chs I,ll and
copste execution q the u II lS78 on os before tha
y ras asy duty u 'osf; 4 u haas ass demands
E1HAsEks AND YArrN,
There are times lu The Ives Of nation4 and tnddVala
VIXEN tAe snptatio ID strong 10 torn from tho pah
o4 ponos, 10 shsnk FROM and e@sde Ahs pssfesn2noo
Qi obligations. T1eA Il IL more taAa eyer that ~ e19
, 1876-03-07

reporter.
TIE couu1-uouHE,
Commissioner Ayars of1c,ed tbs following
resolution:
TuEuEAs, Tho great destruction Of property by the
nro of ls!. supplemented BY ths la:o of ls73 has
ulnoh III ttu reconstruction Of Tho cl,y, aud In the
re-taabslment of business, rendering rigid economy
IN Cubltc Expenditure an imperative Mty thercfort,
KtsaGft, Th4a In the construction Of tho nsv Court
1tousc aud C!y-lial! au,A not exceeding Il ,5UoGu
Should he cs},ended or $7tO, ,0Uo by the county.
jis&4Ftd, Thal llu CoHInlstou Of the boatL having
chatgr Ut Ia subject be aud they ate hereby atruct-
td 10 consult with the city authorities aul enlrayor
to secure thtlr cooperation tn causing plans lo
dsswu t0r hulblng u coat not exceeding tie Limit
nxcd by tho foregoing resolution.
Htso'eat 1hat saii cnlnnitse be further instructed
10 cause the psepsny known ~ tho Aefosta School
grounds 10 10 plated aud sold upon such ley.nx q.
l,Ay ntlMar tnoAs advantageous, in nflee that The
psGceda tha1hel ay 10 appliri toward deiEpyna Ito
cont pi the new Court AotlAD,
Rtso,d That Ill and Any action OF thts Board hero.
tofnrs hal EoAttta to thu cenatEucuon Of ths Court
onso which contrasencs tie pusoEt of The fukoviu1
resolutions bc, atld tho sano u hereby, Ecscnlcd.
Tho reading OF tho resolutions was greeted
With laughter BY nccsfffey and ono or two other
members. Tho matter waH referred to tho
Joint Committee oil Public buildings aud Public
Service.
Commissioner Busss offered Tho following
resolution, ind asked its pR8sakei
WHEnk4s, 1t i4s boen demonstrated that such 70
slrciions II hAye besn imposed upon thls hosft p5
the adoption Of tho rcaulutioH OF CoAnlS4l0usr C0a-
for ~ uev Court -lIotre aud CityIia about 10 6o
erected on Block 81 Original Town Of chicayo 70 the
Oak County limestone wsiudtcssl 70 Roos govern
aa - n.1s ysxsa II q.s*s S..a i2S ss sssa
tjous: MsEtfoFs, bait
''y Kt,ssas Tass hs sas,oa os ths Dossd Of d.ts t
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-07-08

1t is not often that we treat our read
ers to elegant extracts from the Radi-
cal press but the sGbjoined editorial is
so good that we cut it out entire. 1t
is quite evident that serious alarm has
taken possession of the Republican
party from one end to the other and
they have an instructive feeling that
their day of reckoning is come. Our
extract is from the Washington Re-
publican, Grants own organ, and the
special organ of all the rings-he tries
to comfort himself with the hope of
currency split in our ranks, but with a
rueful expression of doubt and mis-
giving that is almost comieal:
THE COMING CAMPAIGN.
It seems to be generally admitted
that the Democratic nominating con-
vention has been remarkably success
fuI in its choice of candidates. In
fact, the ticket is much better than the
platform. While the platform is con-
structed with special reference to the
incongruous and antagOnistic elements
of which the Democratic party is COM
posed, the ticket is made up of the
names of two men, who, whether mis-
ia kably or not, are regarded as In favor
of a pure administration of the Gov
The announcement of these
has been received with
great enthusiasm by the Democratic
party, and the glamour of their repu-
tation seems TO have dazzled the eyes
of some of the liberal Republicans.
Carl Sehurz has even allowed the NOM
iuation to induce him to forget some
of his predictions in favor of hard
money and to support the men, even if
the platform does demand the repeal
of the resumption act. We notice also
among the kilograms reorganization
received by Tilden, one from Nicholas
smith, the representative of the Gree
ley family, which pledges the support
OF the aforesaid family and its friends
to Tilden.
Sure y the millennium must have ar
rived when the hard money doctrin-
aires and a Kentucky slave emancipat-
ing abolltionist. representing that
hater of Democrats, Horace Greeley,
can lie down on an imitation platform
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-07-08

and expenditures, and such a reduce
ton of the coNt of the administration
Of the judiciary and executive depart
ments thereof, as may be found prac-
ticable, expedient and conducive to
the public interest, the interest on
the public debt of the State may be
hereafter met as it falls due and that
the interest already accrued thereon
may be met and discharged out Of the
accrued and overdue taxes andshould
this resource prove insufficient, BIZ APP
propriate legislation, providing sink
ing fund sufficient to make up the
deficiency and meet the balance of this
demand and all this without further
seriously increasing the burden of
taxation.
Resolved, That we are also in favor
of exacting, on the part Of our public
servants, the same honesty and fidelity
to public trusts, retrenchment and
economy of expenditure, in the State,
as well as in the national government /;
and while We think proper to leave
our delegates uninstl ucted, we en-
join upon them 10 insist upon the
nomination of some man, as candi-
date Tor Governor or the state, whose
character and antecedents are sufi-
cient guaranty that be will labor zeal
ously to promote these important and
desirable objects.
Resolved, That should any of the
delegates appointed fail to attend the
convention. we request any citizen who
may be present to fill their places and
act as alternate delegate.
Resolved, That copy of these reso
lutions be furnished to the GAINESVILLE
papers for publication, and that the
Nashville Democratic papers and the
Dover Record be also requested to
publish the same.
The convention, during its sitting
which was entirely harmonious, was
addressed by Hon. Chas. G. Smith, J
L. Mcmillan, Esq, Fl. II. Buquo, Esq.
and w. J. Broaddus, in support of the
resolutions; and, after their adoption
adjourned sine die.
j. j. POLLARD, President.
w. j. BRoADDUs, Secretary.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-07-08
DISTRICT MEETINGS.
District No. 3.


At a meeting of the Democratic
party of District No. 5, at Herring s
store, July 1st, 1876, Henry Rogers,
Esq, was called to the chair and I. F
Northington. appointed Secretary
On motion committee was appointed
to select delegates to represent the
district, in the conventions TO be held
at GAINESVILLE and Indian Mound. The
committee reported the following dele
gates, B. w. Herring, I. f. Northing-
ton, d. Grant, ST., DIR. B. T. Moody,
DIR. N. L. Northington, Henry Rogers,
Esq, j. T. Atkins, Ross Bourne, j.
G. Warfeld and James E. Games.
The following resolutions were Of
fered by DIR. N. L. Northington, and
unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, An effort is being made
by inscriptions politicians and de-
signing demagogues disregarding the
oft repeated pledges, the honor and
creGlt OF the State, and are now seek
ing to stain the fare escutcheon of the
volunteer State by the foul blot of re-
pudiatiOn. Therefore be it
Resolved, That the Democracy of
the 9Th civil District in convention
assembled, prefering poverty and tax
alton to illgained wealth and dishonor,
demand that every obligation of the
State be faithfully met, that the inter-
est on our bonds shall be promptly
paid and that as soon as the condition
of the country will admit. a sinking
fund shall be created to purchase said
bonds before falling due and to this
end we demand q rigid economy in
National, State and County expendi-
Resolved, That the action of the St.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-07-08
Tobacco Sales.

Our sales this week were about 400
hhds. We have to report strong and
active market at full prices for all
grades. The board markets con-
tinue dull with declining tendency,
but our buyers being confident that
there cannot be over one fourth to one
half crop made, are eager buyers at
present, and are well content to stock
themselves heavily and wait for the
sea-board to realize the situation. We
quote
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Comment is unnecessary.

In 1874 the State taxes of New York
were $4,000, 900, run up to that figure
by Radical misrule; in 1875 they were
reduced by Gov. Tilden to $14, 600, 900,
and this year he has knocked them
down to $8,O00,00O. Tilden is death
on stealing. Rogues Fly from him as
from a glance Of destiny. He saves
the State of New York $4,000 a
year-he will save the United States
800, ,0e0 a year. In his election
lies the salvation of the country.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-07-08
Ratification.

Our readers are referred to the Of
fetal announcement ofthe great Ratih-
cation meeting on Monday night. The
committee of arrangements with all its
subcommittee is in active prepare
ton. Leading political speakers IN
this State and in Kentucky have been
invited to participate in the proceed
ings and we hope to see a meeting
worthy of the occasion.
Now is the time for Tennessee to
wheel into line and set the ball rolling
for Tilden and Hendricks.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-07-08

The first thing after the announce
ment of the Radical nomination was
for RAIDS to ask with one accord, who
are Hayes and Wheeler? No Demo-
GRAFT had to ask who are Tilden and
Hendricks?' Nor any Radical either
for the matter of that 1t was only
too plain to them that they were dang
erous. See our extracts from the Rad
ical Press.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-07-08

Mr.. Doak ofthe GAINESVILLE Tobacco
Leaf, distinguished for the godlike
tenacity with which he clings to the
use of the villainous pronoun "Ourself,"
after it has been outlawed by all other
intelligent journalists, declares that he
has often been accused ''of being the
most depulehritudinous editor 10 the
State" If "depulchritudinous" means
and we don't know what else it can
mean-a carefully cultivated incIina.
ton for starlight strolls. with a Dor.
rowed bride infested by somebody
else's mule, it is not wholly impossible
that the accusation may or may not be
Courier Journal.
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Cumberland Warehouse.

SMITH d KENNEDY, OF the Cumberland
Warehouse, sold for the week ending
July 6, l24 Hhds as follows:
II Hhds Fine Leaf, at SIS %, I6, Is 70, Is IS,
Is IS, Is so, Is Is, Is, Is, IA IS, IA IS. IA IS.
45 Hhds. Good Leaf, at Sl4 80. IL so, IA D,
IA 25 a. IA, - 70, IS IS, 10 IS, i3 10 Is So So
10 So IL so, ID 50, l3 So ID .. 10 25 u D. - D.
IL 25 ID D. IL ~ y -, II IS, u So u 90 ~ 30,
II. u, u, r. II, ii Is, ii IS. Ii 75.
d Hhds. Medium and Common Leaf, at
sll 80, II 30, II 80. II so, II so, II 80, IL 30.
II %, IL Is, II, IL, IL, II. II, IL, H. H. 10 IS,
10 So 10 90 10 So 10 D. 10 Is, 10, 10, 80. IS,
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Several of our Warehouses have
to make to make their usual report
this week