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srAI.sHED ~ 1854
ucrrrhie Disease !.

How msny thousands u persons both nal.
and te3Esie, here are ho ste sufesagr 81.
rsist f.1is existence from tie cGee;s ~ .nrrax
indutgeEees, az iIeM Virus absorbt. inta i.
s. stem IoVa ~ their Ialid ersaetrea
sud disngared l.ess aud their brtAea DOM
constitutions aiE9t8ll1yiAg tnem Tor Il. tsu.
piness 81 nsarrlass ~ the sni1yMfas II llss
In this h3Frid siteatiDn tiUit@4ads suffer ami
death closes fhe scene. ist4aunss. guar laEk
friends. attend - tisJeD hn @re suffgns With
any Of the4r hgiria4e, pie.aastre giag H.. xdisa
---see thst tbey afa AIRED faf sn8 eafsa o.icrs
Il bs too late. sege taain Immediately 10 Ilk.
GIHBOS. phya4 ban sne nEs E.aas private
diseases as ESPECIAL stauy FIR years. 4f.d who
II certain to ct8e tie nost u4stter4ts SIS.
without laercury q sns Injurious dFlss tits
iuportSut 10 tau6e who SIR afflicted or to
those vio ar Interested Ia the wifars II
.hslr friends. t. lee cAfeEal 81 tie uiaay ira
tended doctors ai4o l1issf a., cities. publ sh.
iHg their skin il curing all diseaaes ia lev
aays. Imposing upon .Ee public Us usns ths
sancs 81 ei4iHei43 Us tieiaIIe irgIH. Elro = and
ttser p3Seee Il Therefore cgrefal and snkks
STRICT inquiry gcu ,say tall .ayo TIA hAaes
g. t&osa cA44ia
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Democratic Primary
Tzsl. eGSEIoYN.

A 7 A MEETING OF THR DEMO
"a cratic County Central Committee. held
II tue Courthouse, Tuesday, August & 1876
L Was ordered that Primary meetings be held
in tho several precincts III the county on sat
nrdsy, august -, 1910, for the purpose u
eiectine ten delegates 10 the pemocratic state
convention, to DO held in Virginia City, Mon
day, August rs, 1876. to nominate Three
presidential Electors, One Congressman One
Judge 81 the supreme Court, and state
Central committee; apportioned as follows;
hianemucca, Guiconaa. and Greggsville
fTecihets, three 90 delegatee;
n, uhlonylile' bnl Glen, star, Spring and
Pleasant Valleys, three 90 delegates;
Mill City. Rye Patch. oreana, and Big
MeadowS, ore ~ delegate;
Paradise and Clover Valleys. one n) dele
gate; ~
Bart lott Creek, Piute Meadows. McColly's.
Clafk GRAZ Crossing, aud Rebel Greek,
one az delegate.
Jersey City one ~ delegate.
Inc committee recommend that all ounli.
NED electors, without regard TO former peiiti-
eal aftiliAsiops, who are now in favor OF
change IN the national Administration. he
cordially invited to participate in the etsction
VI oeiegates. q. @. BlLES, Chairman.
Aag2-td
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YOUNG MEN

fwho may DO suffering from the enees =,
youthful folliFs or indlscretion, Will -
swell TO avail themselves VI this, the sfs@s
fest boon ever laid at the altar of thheiins
knaInanity. DR. APE.NEY VIII susisn
&c to forfeit $500 for every case OF seip,asa.
8weakness, or private disease o. any As'.a LA
character which ha undertakes an1 ~ -.
% cure. tic would therefore say g iha "a
fortunate sufferer Who may read TINS iVs..
hat you are treading on Dangerous B1V1 20.
fwhen you longer delay ~ seeking tho IA Il
Aper remedy for your complaint. You my
gn the filst stage; remember you ~ ~
kproaching the last. If you are bo'utlssl2
1apon the last, and are suffering some ~ -
u it's i'll effects. remcribec that u you p
Esist In prOcrast iuation. the time musl 20
hwhen thc most sKillflll physician esu n II
Ter you no assistance. when tue 49, :,
4 pc viii be closed against YOU "hS" M
NIGEL Of mercy eau brip2 you relisl. nsan
\ ase has the Doctor failed ~ success, .sna,
e not despair work upon your linAS nas,,iIs
,ut avail yourself VI the benetciel le..eni
I his treatment before Your cass - pss . mi
| he reach o. medical skill, or before s. -
death hurries you 10 q premature go,
ttllll course of treatment SO. ssAn NJ mi
by Fost Office order or Express WIN
description OF case.
Call, or address,
DR. A. II. sPINNEY
No. ii Kearnsy Street. San Frsh''s'.'
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MISCELLANEOUS.
RESCINDMENT NOTICE.

ATA MEETING or THE DIRECTORS
"A Of the Hurricane Mining Company, held
1T ne company oifice in san francisco on The
nth day Of August 1876 assessment NJ !.
levied July 7 1875. If Is cents per share or
the capital stock If said company was Ie-
scinded Il. M. SdACELLt0hD, PRESIDENT.
auI4-2w w 0. nj. BERRY, Secretary,
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SasUgFECNG
N THE DISTRICT COURT OF TgE FOURTH
JUDICIAL DIaTDIcT OF TIE sfTE OF
NEVADA, COUNTY OF HuaBoLDr

y. N, Powell, plaintiff, VS.. Thos. Powell,
defendant.
Action brought in tho District Court Of the
Fourth Judicial District OF the State II
Nevada in and for the county 81 Hmm
boldt, aud the complaint Gied il the
Office Of Tie Clerk u slid istr4et Curt
Oh the nth day Of August, A. y. 1876.
The State Of Nevada sends greeting to
fhos. Powell, defendant: --Iou are hereby re-
qRifed to appear ia an ectioa brought as.ins6
you by the a90va named plsiutE. r. NJ
Powell, in tnc District Court OF the Foursl
judicial district Of The State Of Nevada. III
ant fCr the county # Humboldt and e.
answe lac Complaint led thereia with the
Clerk Of said .urt within ten days days
exclusive II the day Of sfrviceJ after tie scr
vice on yon OF this SumDOas- II served viii :
IN this county; o., II served ont of this county
hut in this Judicial District within twenty
Il ys; otherwise. thin fort days or iuag-
nleEt by d. fault Will be taken against you a.
cor ina 20 the prayer If sajd complaint
Said . "a t. brought to obtain decree OF
the Cqurt dissoIving the bonds OF natnmony
now existing between you and The plaintiff. on
the grounds that for the ., ii 4 of more than
ore year. immediately preceding tha action.
you ncglected t. pr, vide the necessaiies %
life for plaintiff. and that such negiNft
has not been the result 81 Aovelty on
your part, that you coald not have avoided
W ordinary lroufttY, aud on tie further
grounds that You wiliully deserted plaintiff
iog more than period q one year and have
never retained AID resumed y0ur marital fe-
iatiou wis4 plaintiff
al ct which viii more fully sppesr
by reference TO said complaints &c tilted copy
OF whrch accompanies tAis summons.
And y1u are "A fehy Eutdad that II you fail
to appear and answer the said Com plaint g..
above required. said plaintiff al apply 60 the
Court Tor TIE relief demanded IN said Gem
plant.
Given un6er my hand and the seal oi
the District Court Of the .fcurth
l.vrl Judiciel District OF Ney4da in ami
for the cctuly ol Humboldt, this
- 1lth day Of August, A. IL. 1876.
j. II. JOB. Clerk.
GRASS x HARDING, Attorneys for Iiaintin.
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REsCINDMENT NOTICE.

A IA MEETING OF THE DIRECTORS
"a Of the Mon;ezuma Mining Company held
OF th9 company's office at San Francisco ON
the 18th day III August 1876, assessment MOL
levied July 7th. 1876. of rs cents per share ON
the capital stock Of said company was re-
scinded. r. NJ. sHACKELFORD, President.
w. o. n. BERRY, Secretary.
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setsissl emissions, he senss qasase Il set
ghuss. THIS M ] .fg ysee. dersave6 sf1al
Indulgence Is p4ae'lted rs hr youth q bssa
sszss 20 81 sluiosA SAL 'mited extent, psc8aslag
with III griuR certainty IL. following tgslA q
AaorAid symptoms. Unless euEgha5ed by sgses-
ttAc fne4leA. Rseastus Eig., talt9@ eesssss.
nance. dark spolF under the eyes ALL IA ;as
head. ringing ia the cars, nolse Ise ths rast
lIag " leaves azid tbs rafting q ehaFsetA
nKeAsln .ss about lie iciAs. weakness " tbs
liEsb-. confused vision. hiuu ed intellect, loss
OF ConadtBro diff.oeuco IN approaching
STRANGERS dislike to fgTta tew Gcg sziltances.
disposition 10 shnn 500 eiy, loss II Msmsfy,
hectic nushHs. pltaplcs ard varieas rrurtioAs
about tie face. furltd tofmse, fesid hsestA,
coughs, cousNmptieD, bignt sssssAs. nona'
kaaain. aud frequent insanity II feiief -
not obtained. should apply immsasAte'y.
either IN pegsgn or by letter, aud have cure
erected bv his new and scientific mode 81
treating this disease, when Sever iIils u
sgsetlng quick and radical cure.
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FOIL TAKES.

NOTICE IL HEREBY OWEN THAT
1 . under tho law zach male resident q tsis
ktate over twents-one I'D under sikas 9sA'
u age j. subject tga poll taS q 4ous ae.lals'
Any pcison or parsons company - tfFt4s
ton doing busiIefs iIi the tate. snd h"s'a.'
by dircct contract, OF Indirectly through @As'
contractors, ia tlseir employ one ~ mv's ~ \.
sous liable 90 ard ewing toN Tax. sh~'4 ~ !.
liable for any aud all foll axes that mes "
dpe ffoat such employees The Law Will ~
strictly and promptly enforced. ..v,
JAMES BCChNER,
County assessor.
Winnernueea April ~. lsit. oh
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
Badger Mil and Mining Company.

Badger Mil and Ninlng Company.
n oCArIoN Of principal place Of business
Il ASaR FraIcsco, California
Location Of works Columbia District, Hum
5oldt county State Of Nevada.
AOf ICE Is hereby 0lYFN. that at =
meetins Of the Board % Dircct.r n, held On shs
10th day " Jaiy, 1876 an assessment fNo -
Of ZEN Gents per share was levied upon the
capital steea Of the corposti0n. payable i'm.
medlately ia United Ss.os gold com 20 the
secretary, - he tiaeo Of the Company, $50
California street, Rooms l. and 10, san Fran
else California.
Any sock upon which this ASSESSMENT shah
remain anPaid ca the Goth day oi August.
s76. VIII b. delinquent. and adveltised ion.
sale ct public anetion and, unless payment is
made before viii BE- sold On THURSDAY the
FWENi Y-Eil:sr day Of SEPTEMBER. 1876,
u pay the delinquent assessment together
with costs Of advertising and expen ses Of
sale. BY order Of the Board q Directors
o. II. SPENCE X, Secretary.
orFIcA--40S California street, Rooms ~ and
10 San Francisco, California. jy28-td
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DAILY SILVER STATE.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


Arrivals and departures Of trains at
Wlnnemucca Station:
GOING EAsi.
Express Train arrives at l0:40 A. NJ.
aud leaves at 1855 4. II
E8igrant Tran, arrives at 10 P. u
and leaves at 10:l5 P. N.
Freight Train arrives at II NJ. and
caves at 1886 P. NJ.
GOING WEST.
Express Train arrives at 800 P. n.
and leaves at 1855 P. N
Emigrant Train arrives at z 80 P. NJ.
and leaves at 3;15 A. II.
Freight Train arrives at 1850 A. M.
an1 leaves at 12:4o p. 81.
stages North.
from Winnenluoca to Silver City
and Boise CITY, Idaho Territory:
Idaho Stage leaves daily at IL a.
N. and arrives at $50 P. u.
From Winnemucca 10 Paradise VAL
ey. leaves upon the arrival Of the eX-
press train from the vest Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, and arrives
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday after
noona.
snapp's Express, from Winnemucca
TO varyville. Bartlett Creek mines, ar
rives on Thursday aud departs on
Friday of each week.
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Pereors 81 distance may b. CUHkD Ar
uONE By addressing letter e. DIS. olgBbs.
stating cSgs - mrtoms. ieilgth OF tiEe The
disease Has continued, aHd have lncssleiaes
promptly forNarded. free 81, "a saaase ald
curiosity, with ftfil aud rigin directions.
Ith uaatisQl. Fever and Agua, Piles, and
Iixtula permanently cu4ed. no rhsrse.
Persons writing Ia tbe Doctor viii please
state tbs nhgne Of tic paper they saa tAis u
serliseuient Ia.
inelusina ten dollars coin. IN registered
letter, through the Fnst-Gflice, sr ihraaga
Wells Fargo AMI Co., package 81 Ieise4a1
viii be forwarded to ans part * Ghg rlpa.
All cGmfnun !es.iiaas atrlctiv cundaesf4zl.
Address Or. j. b. 0lBt OS. rs hthsnsy
street corner If Commercial, san FRANCISCO.
Post-ofve hoz 1857 Remember - pas HoA
1857 ca tho letter eetW
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% ~ - r. -

Ts ali Who are suffering from ths errors
and indiscfeti@ns OF y#uth. perypus wealnes =
early decay. hoes " manhood &e., I " Il send
recire chat Will eure you. EEEg or
CHARGE. This great rene6 y vas discovered
bY missionary IA sou1h AfgeE:ca. SEND a
self-addftssS6 sutei0pn o. tte Kgy. Jcss Pss
z. iNaAN, station u. Bible House. New
York city mas era
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

GsAME INTO MY ENCLOSURE AT
Z 1RattlesRake Station On the Winnemucca
and Silver City road an iron-aray mare,
branded and vented :" r on he lett hip and
shoulder, and branded W on Inc right
shoulder. he owner il requested 10 rove
property, pay cost Of advertising, and take
her away. j. b. BOWDEN.
Rattlesuake Station; August ], 1916. I'm
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STAGE LINES. LIyERZ STABLES.
Wilmington journal., 1876-08-18
TurWuMINGTON JOURNAL
DAILY AND WEEKLY.

TERMS OF sUBsC
THE DAILY JOURNALS i'"'''"
ars At SIX DOLLARS per ann"m AHSN
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS for SIX
o~r DOLLAR and SEvENrf-r'Eh
CENTS for three months IS cES'' f''
for shorter period. ,,,Ior and FIT,
Tns Weekly journal at one '''''i m,an,,s.
ANTS per annum, one Dollar i'' -" ''''''''''
49,, Giants for Three Months.
Wilmington journal., 1876-08-18
ERIEBUEE OF RESpECT.

WHITEvILLE, N. O., Aug. z, 1876.
At Meeting of the Board of Com
missioners for Columbus county, held
this day. the following preamble and
resolutions were adopted:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased God in His
wisdom to remove from us by the
hand of death our esteemed friend and
fellow citizen. James High, q worthy
and useful member of this board, a
Christian gentleman, upright in all the
walks of life; and whereas, while We
bow in humble submisssiO to the de-
cree of an AllwiBe Providence yet we
feel it dnty to place on record the
high esteem in which we will ever
hold the memory of our worthy COM
peer in office; therefore
RcsOLUed 1st, That in the death of
MIR. High the county has ID at an hon
est and faithful servant, and an up
right and nseful citizen.
ResOiUed 2d, That in tho life and
character of Mr. High we behold the
just man and point our rising genera
ton TO his example in all his relations
with his fellow men as one we'll worthy
of imitation.
Resolved 3D., That while with feel
ings of tehderest sympathy we join in
the sorrOws and share the grief of his
hereaved family, with them we share
the joyful hope that our loss is his
eternal gain.
ResOlred 4th, That copy of these
resolutions be- spread upon the minutes
and that the clerk furnish copy to
the fumilv Of the deceased and a copy
to the Wilmington JOURNAL with a re-
quest to publish
O. FL. POWELL, Chairman.
J. W. COUNCIL, Clerk.
Wilmington journal., 1876-08-18

campaign--It is possible We my refer
to our notes q future time.
The marked attention which was
paid to this speech throughout, and
the loud and enthusiastic applause
with which it was continn ally inter-
rupted by one of the largest and most
Intelligent audiences ever assembled
In Wilmington. is the very unmistak
able evidence of the very high appre-
citation IN which our people held it.
This interest was Intensified as the
speaker progres sed, and for the last
hour, the audience remained so en-
tirely quiet that it could not have been
told, without looking to See, whether
they were still remaining or had gono
TO their respective homes.
At the conclusion of the speech Col.
j. w Atkinson moved that vote Of
thanks be rendered Judge Fowle fer
his able and eloquent effort.
The question was put and carried with
Will. Mr.. Davis, addressing Judge
F0w!r, Said: ''In the name of this peO-
pie. thank yon.'
On the motion OF Mr.. Strauss tho
crowd, led by the president of the
meeting, gave three rousing cheers for
Honorable Daniel G. FOwla, after
which the meeting adjourn. d, and he
was escOrtt q back to his hotel to the
time Of Dixie, played by the Cornet
Concert Club.
The Grad Ratification Meeting will
be long remembered by all who were
present, as being one of the most sue
cessful and enthusiastic political gath
erings even assembled in Wilmington.
Wilmington journal., 1876-08-18
Platform of the Democratic Party i'm
North Carolina, adopted by the De-
mOcratiC State Convention at Ra-
leigh. ON 1lth June, 1876.

WHEREAs, The republican party Of
the United States, for the last sixteen
years, has had the complete control oi
the government in all its departments.
and by lis disregard of ConsiitIitai
limitations; by its unequal and Oppressive
taxation; 10y IFS eNtravasant and wasteiui
expenditures; by It's uuWise and mischie-
voIs financial policy; by its official corrrlp-
ton pervading all branches Of adn,inistra
tiOIl-has brought disgia e upon our gov
eminent and unparalleled distress upon
our people: therefore
RcSOircd, /. That III this centennial year
Of ,ur existence, we invite all patriots to
ignore all dead issues, To disregard the pre-
iudiccs Gngendcred by past events, and to
unite with us in the effort To restore Il con
stitutiOnal, honest, economical and pure
administration of the government, and thus
promote the general welfare and happiness
Of the country.
Rcsoloed, 2. That We earnestly and cor
daily recommend the adoption, by the
people, of the amendments to The Consti-
tuition proposed by the Congcntion of 1919,
and thus largely reduce theeXpenditurcs of
our State and county governments and
simplify their administration, 50 that we
may be enabled TO establish thorough,
and enlarged system of public schools for
the benefit of all the citizens Of the State.
RcsOLced ,. That Notwithstanding oIir
repeated disappOintments and impoverisl-
ed condition, We still cherish the North
Carolina project SO. long iIborcd for by
Morchcad, Saunders, Fisher, Wn. ii
Thomas and others, Ofunting The larbors
of Beaufort and Wilmington Withthc great
west; and for the completion of the Yves
tern North Carolina Railroad tn Point Rock
and Duci1tOwn, and of our other unfinsh
Il railroads, we pledge the continued use
Of the convict labor of the Stat", md of
such other judicious Legislative aid as will
secure the completion of these great State
works at the earliest practicable period.
Rc&oiccd 4. That the people of North
Carolina now have it in their power by an
earnest, dcteIInlnated and united effort, TO
relieve oru people from the evils oI repub-
Iican misru -lp, extravaganza and corruption,
and restore the prosperity of our state
ReSOIrrd >. That we drnOIncc official
corruption wherever found, and we hold
honesty to b. the first and highest 1ualif
cation for office.
Wilmington journal., 1876-08-18
i From the Democratic State Platform. ]

PesOlUed, That 1Oe earnestly and
cordialLv recommend the adoption by
the 30eo ole of the amendments to the
Constellation proposed by the conUe,a-
tion of 1876 and thus ldrgely reduce
the expenditures of Our State and
county governments and simplify their
administration, so that aOe may be
enabled to establish q thorough and
enlarged system Of public schools for
the benefit of all the citizens ot the
Wilmington journal., 1876-08-18
For the journal.

MIR. EDITORIALS the whole element
| North, South, Ehst and West begins ia
| assume political attitude and State by
State and county by county is falling
into ranks, and democracy Is waited on
every breeze that b,ow- from whatever
dire ectiou, the disease really seems
catching. [ have never in my life at
30 early stage of the campaign seen
such enthusiasm.as exists in the demo
cratic party. In counties and town
shlps where heretofore not IL gIeam of
hope or the possibility of SUCCESS ever
occurred to their minds, You can now
see the democratic banner spread to
the breeze, and hear echoes of many
voices in loud and shrill tones vibrat-
ing In the air for democracy. We
really think that this the Centennial
year OF American Independence will
bring forth for the democratic party
the greatest and most glorious victory
ever known. And Pender county, not
the least amongst the political galaxy.
has risen from the radical dust and
stands forth in democratic purity, and
asserts that in the next election she
will shine as brightly as any meteor in
the planets Of North Carolina.
On the 9th of July the democracy
Of Columbia township met at @. G.
Woodcock's store for the purpose of
forming a Tilden and Vance y ub.
The meeting was harmonious and re-
suited in fifty some odd names the
first day, with the assurance of oil the
balance of the respectable men in the
township. We had on the occasion
two able and eloquent addresses by
Ct. L. Walker and that talented and
gifted son of Duplin, the Hon. j. D.
Stanford. Comment on the speeches
IS unnecessary, as the public generally
the talent and ability of
the speakers. The watchwold of the
club from now until the day of the
election is work and victory.
Aug. 7, 1876. TAR HEEL
Dnplin Record please copy.
Wilmington journal., 1876-08-18
NON DANL G. FOWLE's SPEECH

opening atHaF hs
Wilmington journal., 1876-08-18
Orders and Offers

CtOLTGfTED for cotton Ties, Meas, Lard,
Sugar, Coffee, Candles, Soap, cline, Salt, &c,
Wires used freely.
JA1. #. PErTEWAY,
Broker and Manufacturers Agent
aug 12-1W
Wilmington journal., 1876-08-18

their hands of such dirty associates
and declared themselves to be gentle
men of principle. They have done
right and their friends rejoice. Isn't
this reform for one townships? The
white men of Caswell township mean
business as they always do; they are
nobly doing their part, in the present
campaign. SPECTATOR
Pt. CaswelI, N. c., Aug. 8, 1876.
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CINCINNATI De ~ - MAhkEE - . :
CINoINNAFI. ! ~ TTrfsnn

LN1t.
FLoUR-The market is inacti, aoss on0ss
easy hut; nominally unchanged W.. g gt,o
fancy gradess Sd 75af 10. fa,nily 81 7ha5 10, z.
So 9ia4 40, super1ne 50 25a3 6J, low grades 81. =
az rs per bril- spring wheat flour 81 9ead 2S
and up to IS 65ao Is for cnOIce Northwestern.
Rye,nvur IS 15a4 % per brig - q r
,OA rS-1AFe dull with moderate; Offerings al
25a25c for mixed ahd 29a32c for good TO prime
white per BY, Ou track. Choice Iowa white in
elevator held at8Ga87c per bn. y. aN.
BABLEY-There is not much doing and the
tnsrket remains quiet with offerings OF good
tochoice new fall ON track at 65aI5c per bu !,
WHEAT-Market quiet and steady Good
20 prime red is quoted 9Ocasl 10, and fair same
Offering at 75as0c per bu. Good Co choice white
held at II 0IaA 10 per bil. agr rsss 4.sa III
C0kN-lhero is not much doing to-day. No
. shelled In elevatofis quoted A6a4ic. Good 60
choice mixed ear ON track is quoted 4saasc
k9isAThefe lsEvery little demansls No. aola
in elevator is quoted 65ssScs perlbu. Z PRIME.
new on track Is quoted tSc, and demand light.
MESS P0RK-ls stir quiet, and quoted
si9 lSaso per orl for prime city. and demand
light
! I.ARD-Qpiet and steady. with prime ltearn
quoted l0sSallkr, and BUYERS al inside II l,rurd
City kettle is quotud l2stn&e per ID. lii ~ I
. BULK MEAfS = Market qules anil easy
clear sides Msalgssc pes 10. ali loose. bat held
generally. hc per III above the igufnS, s,.,h, W
BACON, There - n light do.nanu and mar
ket, oasy, Shoulders arr quoted ~ sasko. clear
fkb ssdos NalsAs, aud clear stiles liSAliko
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Armstrong Again

George CampDeil aud Harry G. Arm
strong, foreman at the Gazette office,
were arrested Saturday evening on the
charge o. disorderly conduct. The facts
Of the case are these: About O'Clock
Armstrong was seen on Fifth sire ct
near Springers building following his
wife. Mrs. Armstrong stopped when
che arrived IN front OF the Campbell
brothers and attempted to speak to Tom
Campbell, her attorney in her divorce
case. she says that her husband had
insultea her publicly, and asked Camp
bell protection. Armstrong interiered,
when George Campbell rushed at him
and gave aiiiITl d soula humping. Arm
strong resisted aud broke his cane in
the contest. They were both arrested
and on their wuy.t0 the Station-hopse
rom Campbell attempted to say soiaie'
hing TO Armstrong, when the latter
called him an opprobrious name. fom
Immediately jumped at Armstrong, ant
a second fight would have easaea, bui
FOR r ,Iss interference of the ofieers. Arm
strons air M nd George CampbeiI saFe Ban
LTo% |. Il NM Asll was notsarresseds