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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-18
John III. Shields, Of Richmond, Killed
by a Railroad Train.

Especial telegram 70 the Dispatch.i
LYNcHBURG, January 17.-Mr. John g..
Shields, of Richmond, jumped or fell from
the westward. bound passenger train on the
Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad to.
day near Prospect dero', and was instantly
killed. Hisdpdy was horribly mangied, and
has been brought to this city, where it was
placed in the hands Of friends. He was ason
of Colonel J. C. Shields, late of the Rich.
mond Whig. ,.. .......
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
LYSCHcURG, January ia terrible aeei-
dent occurred this evening at Tuggles tank,
o. the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio rail-
road, few miles west of Farmville, BY
which a citizen of Richmond Yas instantly
killed.
Mr.. John a. Shields, son of Colonel John
G. Shields, late of the Wing, was passenger
on the westward. bound train, having under
his care young lady Of this city. He left
the ladies' car and walked forward to
the front platform of the smoking car,
where he was standing when last seen alive.
The manner Of his falling under the train is
a mystery. The conductor feeling bump.
ing motion of the cars stopped the train, and
search was made. The body Of Mr.. Shields
was found in terribly mutiated condition.
the head and one leg being cut entirely off.
His corpse was brought to this place and con"
veyed to the residence Of his grandfather, Mr..
Chesley Hardy, one of our oldest and most
highly.respected citizens. Nothing has yet
been heard from Colonel Shields as to where
he will be buried. He was a native of
Lynchburg, about Twenty-Five years old,
and as you know has only been married
about O month. ....# #.r ..rg
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xester from STANTON.
correspondence OF The Richmond Dispatab.I
STANTON. January II. tS16


STANTON, January II, 1876.
On Saturday night number Of persons,
and smong them \ number of coiored people.
on going TO the residence Of Hon. a. *. II.
Stuart, fired of some explosives in token o!
the satisfaction at his election. Heappeared
In answer 10 loud calls, and made a few re-
marks, expressing his sense of the conf-
dence shown in him by the overwhelming
msjority By which he had been returned-a
majsrity two for one-Mr. Stuart having re-
ceiyed $50 votes and Captain Ope S35.
There is a marked religious interest in
Stauuton, which has found expression in the
las. week In meetings every night at the
Lutheran aud Baptist churches. AT the
former yesterday there were twelve additions
TO the membership. A telegram from Rev.
". c. Schactler, of your city, who OBLIGATED
at the Lutheran meetings here, announced
Yesterday, to the regret. of every one, that
he capnst return TO be present at the meet
incs Of the present week. ZEN.
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aAaINR. TsrrITTgIgssIssss
.PoAT on RIeHMoEp. JAxuAnr.1 ga.

- 49,
!. Steamer ord Dominion. Walker, Sew York
aaar,s ana passengers 9. w Allen Co.,
steamer .. w. Esernan, Plat, PhiIadeIphia,
ihsI cnisnGse ana PASSENGERS, W. 2, Porter agent.
steamer 1ohn Sylvester. Gif0rf, Norfolk Smer.
Hasl ST. Ursna H. Z. r. 3: Ts.am scent :,
saiias; to soad -four for BIO de ssneiro Haaaii,
j Schooner ,Massie Mcdonnell, steeiman, Pnila-
schooner fsaacis Hatch, Green. aocsland, lime,
Schooner WIuslow Winn, Hasris, Cabin po,r.
STEAMERS 10 SAFE To-pAr.
Steamer Ola DorninfoE. Walker. New York uer-
cba2dsse and passengers, q. VI. Allen n Co.. agerta
steamer J.. W. Nv. ,naarh Fiast. Philsdeiphia.
steapser John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, naers
cbandtse and PASSENGERS, Il. b. iatun. agent.
steamer Wes,oser. skinner. Baltimore, merchar-
disc and passengers Il. Is. Tatuns. agent.
cLEAREp FOE THIS PORT.
Brig hariana 1. fPort.k Merces, New York, Jan
uary f2tli. 10 lGsd here for Rio Grnnse do al.
Brig Pepita fSerl, J.ren, New York, January
14th.
Schooner Lauss E. Messer, gregory, Portland
January 7th. is " <sEG.
schosnssAnn,e s. Gasksll, Gsstll, Philadelphia !.
Dec0nber-. 49, s-
Schooner Addse F. Ames, Ashoru, Portland. JAM
BaFy 9Th. j. ~ s' rtsssp 800 81 .ssssy5 f,
schooner Lecaessa, Achorn, Portland, January
Schooner ". q. Read, Benson, Philadelphia,
January 18TH IS fs.siztsa so 1s--Et
~. d t,..s,zf Il, ,,sss MxNoRANDA.:s u egsf
Schooner John Lentball, Martin, b loading at
New York for Richmond.
Schooner Prank q. Dow, Gage, hence, at Boston
on The 9Th. st !. as a.ssss
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A Sheriff RObbed-Senl to the Peniten-
Especial telegram to the Dlspatch.l

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.]
PIr7sYLvAN1A COURTHOUSE, January IT,
The room OF Sheriff William J. OVERLY was
entered this morning by some daring thief
while he was at breakfast and robbed of his
pocket. book, containing 1850. 1t was taken
from under the head of his bed. There is
no clue as to who the guilty party is.
Henry Thomas, negro, was tried in the
County Court here to-day, found guilty, and
sentenced to three years in the penitentiary
for an attempt to commit an Infamous Of
fence,
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keusucky senatorship.

FRANKFORT. Jlpuary 1.-THE first ballot
for senator to-day resul ed: Beck, 81; VIII
iams, 40; Leslie, %; Wadsworth, IA. Les
lie Has Withdrawn. 1"
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PLYMOUTH CHURCH, AGAIN.-Ne,o York,
January 1G.-Immediately after the sermon
this morning the Plymouth Church Com
mittee, which is to make arrangements for
the advisory council, met, and it is said de.
cided to invite all the churches that were in.
yited to take part in the mutual council eX-
cept those Of Rev. DR.. Storrs and Rev. DIR.
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ST. LOUIS.

ST LOUIS January l7.-Flour steady and un-
changed Wheat quiet and unchanged. Corn
i've: No. Q, 35c. bid; rj.cted, 32a@a2hc. Bar
iey quiet and unetanged Eye inactive; S7Hc oId.
Pork dull small lots, 81 $40. Lard quiet and I'M
con scarce and firm; shoulders &c.; clear rib,
! Iyc.; clear sides, 114c. Green meats dull ane
nnoninai Wbiskey steady and UNCHANGED at OIL .OS.
Hnns ga O0S8.65. Cattle slow; good to prime
naive shipping steers. s5G $3.50. 49,
Psceipts.-glou-. 5000 barrels ws ne a. h3,u9o
~" no rley 1000 bushelf; rSe, 1,e0o bushels:
sngs ! O. 900 bead; cattle, 1880 head. ~
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louisville.

LOUISVILLE, January 17,-EloaL and wheat quiet s
a snu, ~ anm47c Oats quiet and hrna al 3S@32c:
Rve au!et and unchanged Otner astscies quiet sns
unchanged. - ~ TN
puu,.pELPHIA.L LIVESTOCK MARKET.
pHr.AprLpH1A. January 17EBssf cattle were !,
auii tn vsa and sald al -s4R7He. for extra Penn
syisaaia and western steers for fair TO aod
45c. % gross foe common ns, - s. ~ XIX
s sa,s E stnss a b.; gross as 10 condition.
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Something about the Washington and
Ohio Railroad.

correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
LEEsBURG, VA, January Is, 1876.
In eIancing over Philadelphia daily the
other day my eye was attracted by notice
o. meeting of number of capitalists in
that city to consider the ACCESSIBILITY of aid
ing in the extension Of the Washington and
Ohio railroad to the coal-felds in Hampshire
county, ". Va. This reminded me that
had never given the readers of the Dispatch
any information concerning this valuable and
highly important road to Virginia, SO I de.
| termined to proceed al once and write up all
the knowledge of it in my possession. Not
very long ago | had occasion to go up as far
as Round Hill, a little village about nine
miles from the county.seat and the present
terminus of the road, and while there took
the trouble TO Inquire into the business Of
the road now as compared with that Of six
months back. In reply was told that the
travel from that point was never so great as
il had been in the last few months, and that
the freight shipments were heavier and more
encouraging than they had ever been before.
rSince the extension of the road to Round
Hill the trade of Clarke and part of Frede.
rick also is added to the business of the
road.
The trains, I understand, also would soon
be running from the present terminus TO
point three miles further up, Snickersvllle, a
village situated Immediately under the Blue
Ridge mountains. Here it will be likely to
remain for some time to come unless aid is
gotten from northerR capitalists or some
other source. Certainly no other road In
the country has had more difficulties to con-
tend against than this same Washington and
Ohio, and it has only been through the most
active and determined efforts OF its president,
Hon. Lewis Mckenzie, that 1t has been ex-
tended to its present length, and thereby
prevented from being sold out and turned
over to foreign parties. Once over the Blue
Ridge mountains, and means is assured the
company By the counties Of Clarke and Fred.
erick to carry it anyhow as far as the city oil
Winchester, and may be many miles beyond.
Why this road cannot command any
amount of pecuniary assistance cannot see,
for surely no other stocks in the market oiler
better inducements to spectators than the
bonds Of this company, paying as they do,
promptly, semi-annualy, seven per ceat.
(eoldl interest on all investments. No; our
Deople prefer to send their money North to
buy all kinds of shaky and unsafe stocks be.
cause they are offered ten and twelve per
cent. interest on them. have known seFe-
raj instances, however, where neither prln'
cipal nor interest have been heard OF since
the Investment was made. l4Hi G.
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CReCKERY, GLASSWARE, &c.

NEW GOODS! NJ ,n ~, r.7s
90 DECORATED CHINA DINNER SETS, from
New York auction, to be closed out at less than
cost of importation: M'.
Fine TEA and TOILET SETS; HARLEQUIN
TEA AMI COFFEE SETS; RICH DESSERT
SETS; WHITE CHINA TEA and DINNER
SETS, very low. EaA s'i 'a"a &.lsE
French Coffee. Machines, Walnut Backing Cases,
Wall. Pockets, Brackets, Towe-Raeks. Corner Cup
boards, Flower Pot lands and Tables from d up;
Coal-Vases and Hods, Plate Warmers, and Fire
Sets; also, full line Of Fancy and Staple Goods
suitable to the wants of the wholesale aud retail
trade at lowest rates. ,E. B. TAYLOR,
de 10ll Sain street, opposite post-ofice.
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DEATH OF Elk. PRESIDENT JoHssoN's WIFE.
Knoruille, Tenn, January 16.-The wife Of
ey-President johnson died at her daughters.
Mrs. Judge Patterson, near Greenville, at II
o'clock last night. The funeral will take
place Tuesday.
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Cadet e. A. Greene, OF Virginia, captain
of Company b, has been elected valedicto-
rian by the graduating class of the Virginia
Military Institute. Cadet Greene was medal.
list from the Cadet Literary Society last
July, and being an able writer the clnss did
well in comforting this honor upon him.
Anonymous note from Lexington. i ..az.
The police of Portland, Me-, received or
ders to arrest A.. Foster Dewy, ,Tweed's
private secretary, who was expected to sail on
the steamer Peruvian, but he Was not found.
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ADVERTISING AGENCY.

ADVERTISING AGENCY.
TEN YEARS AGO ....~
MEssfs. GEORGE P. ROWELL & co.
established their
ADVERTISING AGENCY
NEW YORK CITY.
Five years ago they absorbed the business con-
Quoted by Mr.. JOHN HOOPER, who was the first to
20 into this kind Of enterprise. Now they have the
satisfaction Of controlling the most extensive and
complete advertising connection which has ever
been secured, and one which would be hardly pos
sIble in any other country but this. They have sue
-fJsfftJ R2ss
ceeded in working down complex business Into So
thoroughly systematic method that no change In
the newspaper system OF America can escape
notice while the widest Information upon all topics
to interesting advertisers is placed readily at the
disposal of the publlc.-Nss0 York Times June IA
,s76 5a de 2s-2n
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Prominent Citizen shot by his Wife.

NAssALoS, OHIO, January 17.-Tbe wife
of Edward Richardson, a prominent citizen,
and member Of the Council, Instantly killed
him with pistol to-day. She says he was
approaching her with the ayowed purpose OF
cutting her throat. Many suspect premedi-
talon, ua-# r-. f#- ~ ....-s
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK

new YORK. January IL Noon.-Stoeks active
and strong. Money, 5. Gold, lis. kxchauge-
Long. 4S5; short, 49, Governments dull blu,
strong. states quiet and strorg. ~. -
Bpening-Mouey active az IS Sterling quiet al
4S5. Cod. 113@113X. Governments active and
strong States quiet and nominal 49, i
BALTIMORE. ..,.. - 4.
BALTIMORE, Jan1ary 13-yirginia 6's, peelers,
As; cousois 90. West yirginia's, oh rorth Caro-
day. - s..... !. : -. h. Is 4--.-v-
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
IOR SALE AT A BARGAiN,i 4 4

EOR SALE AT A BARGAIN II
BED. ROOM AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
that has been SIX months ID use. twill be solo @
sacrifice. owner leaving the city ADDRESS
KkEPEA, past,ofice box,a6 8! - III ia lS-lls
DEsTAURANTA AMI. FixTORESs For
~ SALE pRiYATGI,Y are antharirsssa, g
NTH FIxFURES CC.dPL TE, in The ely. Fine
location, ind doing good bpsin4ss, satisfactory
= 49, 'CoOK & LAUGHToN,
ta1I.eod6ts s,.tss ~. ~ No, 10 Governor street,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-18

RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE
s#s.',l# - ~ / JANUARY II, 1875.
The breaks to-day were OF hogsheads. 90 Heroes,
The offerings at auction on Change to- day were
81 packages, of which 10 sold at prices raug-
ing from $3.50 to S42. Bids on 81 packages
rejected. fyttf u ..ss.. tEt4T Z ffs +"
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o.. ol.AIRE .HoPEL,l RlcaxoNp, "a

CT. CLAIRE HOTEL, RlcHMoSD, Va,
- corner OF Grace and sfntai streets, the rnost
eIegatea central, and fashionable location In the
CITY, fronting on the Cepitof fquare, eonysniens 20
ali the public Buildings city, aud Feoerai-~
rat,rosd depots lrches. ard IaatseGiately oe the
line OF he street rziiway, IL abe MOST DE-
Mr. Abe HOTEL In tho 'saty for travellers nd
Tourists. II hos been thosouSais rsocfs.sa y mt
snne s,iits OF furpttufe, rew bedding. sc.
. WinIbek kept Ia grss-class ssyle ader ths man
tnown 10 ,bs travelling public - sne prine 3cfca-
tererS .s,, 80 a.. .,,s,.sa. 80 ,,,,v.,,,
,ha a--tya ~ all trains, steasneSf,s 1cs
lhs :. - - STEpHEs lIpNT' GR,
III ~ q ~ 40 DR. =. 5. PESnL' GT0N,
,.,.RsTn. a fnysr,, a 80 p, 6pfsesors.
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DOBINSON'S PRACTICE.
RANDOLPH & ENGLISH,

RANDOLPH & ENGLISH,
1918 Main street,
have for sale ROBISsON'S OLD PRACTICE
(three volumea), and NEW PRACTICE tseyen vol
umes). and all the other scarce Virginia Law and
Miscellaneous Works. ss E99 .s,C-
New LAW-BoOks of value are received as soon
as published. &asrs....st#Ht IN 13-d&w
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, January Flour quiet and steady !;
Howard.street and western superfnes 1850
$3.50; ezra, $4.50Gs5.25; family, s5.60@s7 !;
KID brands, S650@S6.25; family, So. 10 Wheat
quiet and Arm; Pennsylyauia red, 1880 80
Si.55 white 81 .3O@1s1.5b. Corn quiet and steady
Southern white, new $4,000; yellow, new, e7Gp
Gle. Oats scarce and hrIn; Rye dun and nomi1ai;
sci Is. Bnlk-mea:s-S Shoulders, SIC. clear rib,
lie. Bacon-shoulders. 9h4 9sc. ;ielear rib, 1910
loo. i7@2OI. Whiskey dull at Sill. sugar auIet
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aIarkcts by Telexranh.
NEW YORK.

- 2-----9---- NEW IOfsh. ---a---.-----------
.. NEW YORK. January 17.-CotioB dull; sales of
TO fair, $4.90nS5.S0; good TO choice, S5.s5@aS.
Wheat dull and slightly In base rs' favor; $l.45@
fair white western. Corn lower for new, with very
moderate inquiry; Gao. for grade mixed; csc. for
new yellow southern; CSC. for new while. Coffee
for cargoes 16D20Xc.. gold, for Job lots. sugar
quiet and firm. Moasses- Orleans In fair
steady with fair inqu iry; 6h97Hc. for Carolina !;
5Aa6xc. for Louisiana; 6a016Hc. for Rarg0op
allow heavy at 94c. Rosir Unchanged. Turpen-
prime steam, loKc. Whfskey heavy NJ 81 OK
FreIYhts dull. ~ se.-.# y. +sf-s' 4
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The market for wheat confirm

liz AnaAhSt lVA "uCal SOuhHuc5 dCstSc lux dil
good samples, and prices are little frmer under
demand from another city. Corn IN good demand
without any advance. Oats In light supply and
firm.
The Agricultural Bureau. at the conclusion and
Engineering of the last harvest e:timlted the wheat
crop Of 1873 at only 246,000,000 bushels, while
that Of ! S73 was 2S1 100000 and that OF 1874
31O.000,0O0 bushels. and yet notwithstanding the
crop of S75 Is 81 100000 less than that Of 1874,
prices at the conclusion of 1875 receded nearly to
the low prices Of 1S74 This is atribntedto the 9TH
er crops Of the farmers being exit aordinariy large
and good. Corn has been very poor in some local.
ties, yet the crop of 1875 Is estimated 10 be the
largest ever raised in the United states and pota
toes are represented as being literally beyond cal
cnlation, and In many places they are Of such fine
quality that In many families they, are supplying
the place OF wheat bread. With these additions to
our food, II Is estimated that the crop of ,000,-
600 bushels of wheat wllago as far as 256,000,000
in an ordinary year. Its seven months to the next
harvest, and so much depends on the appearance os
the winter.sown whea, in the month OF April Ia
England and IN the United States 1t Is difficult TO
predict what may be the price Of cereal food for the
next six months. At present 1t looks If 1t must
10 be moderately low. 8--a
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CINCIN NATL.

CrSc1ssATI, January 17.-Flour steady. with
modeIaie demand. Wheat In fair demand and firm
at 35G42c Barley steady and unchanged, Rye
steady with moderate demand at 7sG90c Pork
Gujet and steady at $200S20.25. Lard irregular
and fairly active; steam, $13.l2@$13.24 tiatter
for deycredl closing at inside price; Kettle steady
Mt Sl3@sl3.25. Bulk: meats III fair demand and
firm: shoulders, 7S(1 71c.: clear rib'sides, Lon q
ne. /: clear sides, 104c. Bacon quiet and I'M
Changed. Green neats inactive. Whiskey steady
with moderate demand. --slE5 rA7
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Weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, January 17.-For the New
England and Middle States; partly cloudy,
warmer weather during Tuesday, with south
erly to westerly winds, stationary or lalllng
barometer, and possibly local rains.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States,
Tennessee, and the Ohio Valley, continued
warm and generally cloudy weather, WITH
southerly to westerly winds, light rains, eX.
cept In the first-named district, and station.
airy or slowly falling barometer.
Various IseIns.
WASHINGTON, JANUARY 17.-Admiral Wor-
den reports from Lisbon that the piracieS on
the Mediterranean coast Of Spain are greatly
exaggerated.
S. E. Gettings, of Maryland, has been ap.
pointed doorkeeper of the House reporters
gallery. --------.-----
No southerners among the nominations
to-day. 2a@
George s. Bangs has been nominated AS
sistant Treasurer OF Chicago.
The Republican delegation, headed by
Colonel Douglass, United States marshal OF
North Carolina, visited the President to-day.
The Democratic National Committee will
meet at Wizards Hotel February 22d to ar
range the time and place of holding the Con-
yention.
Senator sherman's amendment to the
charter of the Freedman's Bank comes up in
the Senate tomorrow; and Senator Morton
will call UP his Mississippi resolutions wed
nesday. ,,
Euiopies on the late Vice.President Will
son viii be delivered in the Senate Friday:
Secretary Fish was to day before the House
Committee on Foreign Atfairs By invitation
and ID informal terms informed the commit
tee of the present condition of the Cuban
otestion. He did not specially state the
terms of the circular recently addressed TO
the foreign Powers on that Subject, but int-
mated that It merely asked their moral sup
lport In the event of mediation or interyen-
| ton by the United States. Abiding TO the
recent Madrid telegram giving an outline OF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-18
FOREIGN TRADE.

: : y :"
The exports from the city Of Richmond direct to
foreign ports from the LIST instant to this day. in
elusive, were: ..,-.f..
January 4.-Brig G. NJ Jones, $3.50 barrels and
95 half-barrels -four to bio de Janeiro. Value,
$21,996.
january l 1.-Schooner Charles Z. Moody, ] ,2j6
barrels and 80 haf-blrreIs fl )ur TO Rio Grande Do
Sui ria Santa Catherine. Value, 50, S27. fE
January 13.-Brig Ella, LAO barrels and 100
half-barres flour TO Rio Grande Do Sui. Value,
$40 go. ,sfs !aa Ea.r. .#.s.a 81 Ea'.
No Imports direct since the 1st instant.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE,

RICHMOND, January II, 1876.
OFFERINGS. ..-,.
WHEAT.-W site. 76 bushels, fsd, 63S bushels.
CoRN.-Whne, 7S4 bushels. .niEed, SO bushels.
OATs.-70 bushels. ~
.. SALES. ..E.t
WHEAT.-White, 6 buehels Mt 81 80. Red. 1853
bushels very good at 81 40; 81 bushels common ut
5l.25 24 bushels at 81 IS: 1876 bushels very good
on private terms: 1876 bushels fair private terms
90 bushels prime at $l.45-totsl, $50 bushels.
CORN.-lFhite, 322 bushels very good at Sc.
NtreG, 90 bushels on private terms.
OATs.-G0 bushels very good on private terms.
GENERAL REMARKS.
The offerings on Change from the 1si instant up
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-23
NOTICE or INTENTION

mo MAKE APPLICATION FOR PKRMis.
u sIou 10 tpnsact bustness % Sole Trsder..-
To whom 10 may concern; T.is no;ios WI. n :,
nsvis' An a married vomsn, and resids In the
Town on 0oid Hill. Storey county. md STATE q
Nevsds: that I am dsslrous Of syailing myself
Of The benefits q an Aet Of ne Lsgisiaturs o.
he STATE Of Nevada. approved febfuAry. =:
sscy sntitied Gar Act % author'ss married
vomsn 10 trsnssct business IN their oen name
~ sois trader" and fer that purpcss u IL ny
In,sn,ion 10. and I shall. on the 10Th day Of No
namhss A b. is16. q 10 O'Clock In the FORE
.aan ~ thst dsy. or a coon thereafter 20 eoun.
n w.. ~ hesrd. apply 10 tha District Court OF
-. 4. rirsi Judicial Siitriet q The sat. Q, No
vsaa, y ia oourt IN ihs City 81 Virginia, for
an o,ds, on aid court permitting me TO csrD
on IN Ire ss,d Town Of Gold Hill. In my own
nsms and on my NJ account. - . soc trader.
Inv HANNAH A. D. DAVIS.
Gala B,ll. october 10, fs7s. ociS I'm
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NOTICE.

NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT We
h.ye purchased the interest Of WITH
BR0THfRs In the family grocery and pro.
vision store hersiofors kept by than In ths
town OF 0oh Hlll. Storey county. Nevada. All
persons indebted 10 Willie Brothers. on account
must setiie tie sams forthwith. and they cen
saws LEGAL trouble and costs by calling and Get.
tlirg with A. J.. MILLlGAN, al the once Of
L. y. fnnkel Qbroker). Main street. Gold Hi.
who IL fully authori ed 10 receipt In our nsmes
Cor ell debts due the above-nsned arm
r. n. MERCHANT,
RMIL KOHNsrAMM.
Gold I'LL, October Z, ISIS. OCT I'M
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-23
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

oyyrcE OF THE CONSOLIDATED WIN.
OrinIa Mining COMPANY. San Francisco,
Offomia. October 4 isIa-At Q meeting Of
tbs board Of n ustses o. the ~apoyenamsd dom
PAM. nsso Wy. . SSss NV AZ w. -, q I've
WEDNESDAY,. 0ctobsr liih. Trnsisr book
COOS ocs in 4. ". HAvrxs, Secretary,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-23
DELINQUENT SALES.

TADY BRYAN MINING rOM.
IL PAsY, Location Of principal place OF
business. San Frsnciaco, California
Location Of works, Flowey Mining District,
Storey county. Nevada.
Notice.-Thefe arc delinquent upon the fol-
io.inS ne 1s' 81 IsSi. sio Sn iS Sn ,s sSso Say 4 n ss sD:sss.
Der, 1915, tho several amounts set opposite the
names Of the respective shareholders. ss fol-