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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1878-04-13
SHERIFF..

g. The Sheriff of Garrett county shall be
entitled to receive the following fees for per-
forming the du les of his Office, viz: For
boarding each prisoner committed to the
county Jail, forty cents per day for serving
writ and return, sixty cents; for taking bail
bond, one dollar; for empanelling jury. three
dollars; for serving scire tacias, including
person summoned, sixty cents; for serving
subpoena and return sixty cents; for sum
moning appraisers to value goods and chat
tells taken by attachment, il ia or replevin.
each person summoned sixty cents; for each
person summoned as witness in any case or
inquisition, sixty cents; for laying attach
ment in hand of garnishee. each person gar
nished, sixty cents; for serving an execution,
twenty-five cents; for each prisoner commit
ted TO Jail, fifty cents; for each prisoner
brought out before the court and returned to
Jail, fifty cents; ard for taking prisoners to
the penitentiary, the following sums of
money, viz When a single convict is taken,
forty dollars; when two together, thirty dol
lars each; when more than two twenty dol
lars each, to be levied as other county charges
81 He shall receive ten per ceRtnm for col
lecting and paying over officers fees.
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WILD ANIMALS.

l29. Any citizen OF the State WhG'
shall kill or destroy any wolf, pam
Their, wild eat or fox, within the limits
OF Garrest county; shall be entitled
to the following allowance, viz: For
every wolf scalp the sum Of twenty
dollars; for every panther scalp the
sum OF twenty dollars : for every
wild cat scalp the slnn of two dol
lars, aud for every fox scalp the sum-
Of one dollar.
100. To obtain such allowance, III
shall be necessary for the person kill
ing such animals, to produce the
head of the same before some Justice
of the Peace for said county, and at
the same time make oath that the
said animal was taken and killed
within the limits of Garrett county
within fifteen days before the pro-
duction of the head before the JUS
tice, and said Justice shall thereupou
give the person producing the same
ii certificate that such head was pro-
duuced before him, wherein he shall
set forth the above mentioned oath :
and it shall also be the duty of the
Justice to destroy such head, to pre-
vent any second allowance for the
Sd me.
1871. Upon the production of such
certificate, the County Commission
ers of Garrett county shall levy upon
the assessable property of the county
the aforesaid allowance for the use of
the person producing the same, and
the county collector shall collect and
pay the same accordingly.
WITNESSES.
1872. Witnesses in Garrett county
who shall reside more than three
miles from the place of holding the
Circuit Court, shall in addition to the
per diem allowed by law, receive six
and one quarter cents per mile for
every mile exceeding the first three,
to be allowed in going to the court
but no witness shall be allowed mile.
age more than once going to said
court in any one term.
1873 The County Commissioners
shall levy annually sufficient sum
in advance to pay the States wit
nesses for said county, and the same
shall be placed in the hands OF the
Clerk to pay said witnesses at the
time of their discharge.
SEC. 2. And be it enacted that all
acts or parts of acts inconsistent with
this act be aud are hereby rep aled.'
3. And be it enacted tat this Act
shall take effect from the date of its
passage, but insofar as the same
changes or affects the compensation
of officers holding Office in said coun-
ty under the constitutionand laws of
this State, this Act shall have no
operation upon such compensation
until the end of the term Of the pres.
eni incumbents of said Office.
We hereby certify that tn aforegong is
correct copy of an Act of Assembly passed
January Session, 1873. Approved March Goth =
1873
MILTON Y. KIDD,
Chief Clerk of the House of Delegates
AUGUSTUS GASSAWAY,
mh30-t3 secretary ofthc Senate
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.-By a de-
cision of the Secretary of War,
Surgeon George NJ. Steenborg will
represent the Medical Department
of the Army at the meeting of the
American Public Health Associa-
ton at Richmond, Virginia, Novem-
Der 10Th.
The Cabinet discussed the Presi-
dents message to-day and agreed to
recommend either an increase of
weight of the standard silver dollar
or to diminish its coinage, or to
adopt both means of preventing the
depression of its value. The sub
iect will be further considered.
Captain Pratt, of the United
States army arrived at the Hamp-
ton, Va, Industrial School, with 49
Sioux Indian youths from the Mis-
souri, Agencies, to be educated at
that institution.
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CONNECTICUT.

New YORK, Nov. "a special
from New Haven, Connecticut,
says that in a bale of jute butts
thrown in the cutter in the exten-
sive paper mills of Wilkinson, Bros.
& Co., Birmingham, late yesterday
afternoon was a piece which, when
it came in contact with the knives
ignited the jute. The cutting room
was full ofinfammable material and
these at once were in flames; the
fire spread rapidly, and in short
time all the buildings were burning.
The workmen had barely time to
escape.
A general alarm brought out all
the people of the village and con>
siderable stock was saved. The
buildings were destroyed, together
with the house of W. 7. Morgan,
the Curtis House, and part of the
saw mill near by. The loss is about
100000, on whicd there is insur-
ance to the amount of $125,0O0, in
forty or fifty companies. A hundred
persons are thrown out of employ
ment.
The loss by the burning of Will
kinson Bros. & Co.'S paper mills at
Shelton last night is 100000; in
surance, S240,000.
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Change OF Schedule.

A change of schedule will go into
effect over the E. t., V. and Ga. rail-
road from Bristol to Chattanooga next
Sunday, Nov. 10th, which will be a
material change in some respects.
Train No. will leave Bristol st a.
m.; breakfast at JOnesboro, 7.50-8.05
arrive at Knoxville 1910 p. m., take
dinner at the Atkin House aud reach
Chattanooga 7.50 p. no.
Number will leave Bristol HOS p.
M; reach Knoxville 4:06 q. NJ 4; break
fast at Cleveland 7:29-7:47, and arrive
in Chattanooga 9:05 a. N.
Number will leave Chattanooga
$50 p. m; supper at Cleveland 1902
7:27 reach Knoxville 1929, aud ar
rive in Bristol at 4:10 a. n.
Number 2, which now passes here
from Chattanooga at 4:40 p. N. is
taken off Mails are to be carried on
numbers s and There are also some
slight changes in the running OF
freight trains.
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CALIFORNIA.

SAN Francisco, Nov. 4.-Last
Friday night the Irish citizens held
a mass meeting at Union Hall to
denounce the utterances of Col. T.
A. Bee, as published in the Wash
ington Post. D. F. O'Malley
Baines, an Irish exile, who took a
prominent part in the proceedings,
and refused to allow VIM. Wellook,
Vice President of the Workingmen's
Party, to speak on that ground,
that he was an Englishman and had
no business at the meeting. At
the Sand Lots yesterday Wellock
denounced Baines as Fenian rem
egade and traitor to his country.
Tomorrow (Tuesday), Baines will
publish in the morning papers
card demanding that Wellock retract
or name time and place to settle
the affair.
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elected their own judges and clerks
and opened the polls and proceeded to
vote for Hiram Price the Republican
for Congress almost unanimously.
The same is being done in Muscatine
county.
MARYLAND.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 5-Kimmel,
DEM. defeats Thompson, Greenback
and Independent. in the Third Dis
trict by over 5000. McLane, Dem,
is elected in the Fourth District by
over 1900 majority over Holland,
Rep, Quigley, Greenback, and Get
tings, Ind. Dem. In the 18th ward,
which is included in the 5th district,
Henkle, Dem, has 1,160 over Crane,
Rep.
NEVADA.
SAN FRANCISCO, Noy. 5.-The dis-
patches from Virginia City. Nevada,
state that the Chairman of the Demo-
cratic State Committee ee claims the DEM
Ocratic Legislative ticket is ahead in
that State. There has been much
scratching.
KENTUCKY.
LEXINGTON, Nov. 5.-Black burn,
Democrat, for Congress in this district,
is elected by about 5000 majority.
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Trustees Sale,

ID cutsd to me on the Goth dsy OF September
1877 by James Coins and wife Mary Coins
which deed of trust is duly registered in the
Registers of6ce of KnoY County Tenrusses in
Tra st Deed Book I'd" Vol first or Iage sis l6
and noted in trust note book "A" Page go 1 viii
at the court house door, in Knoxville Tenn at II
O'Clock a, mon the 9Th day of November 1878 sell
to the highest bidder for cash in hand and in
bar Of the equity of redemption the following
premises described in said deed of trust to wit:
being lot No s in what is known IS Walkers
addition to Knoxville fronting and measuring
fifty ono (5D feet on Front Street and running
back one hundred and twenty (120) feet to an
alley, being the anne lot convt yed TO said james
Coins by Toliver Haker and wife Lucinda Baker
by deed dated Sept Is 1876 and registered in
the eeister's Office Of Knox county Tenn in book
''R" Vol at page SOB and noted in note book
i'B" pp 16, The sale vii be made to satisfy the
indebtedness with interest mentionedtn said deed
together with the cost incident to said trust
This Sept 2sth 1873. B. j. OHILDRESS
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THE EAST.

ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. Sit is
officially denied that Russion Off
cials are participating or conniving
in the Bulgarian insurrection. Gen.
Todleben has issued fresh orders to
Russian commanders on the East
Roumelian frontier to prevent the
organization Of insurgent bands and
watch the movements of insurgent
committees.
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MINOR DISPATCHES.

AUGUSTA, GA, Nov. 5.-Thomas
Butler was shot and dangerously
wounded last night in Hamburg by
Toney Hawkins, colored. It is
thought Butler will die. Hawkins
has been arrested and placed in jail.
PARIS, Nov. Sit is officially
announced that the Kanaks mur-
dered Frenchman and his wife on
the 18th of October. There are
wandering bands of rebels in the
Bourrail district, but the remainder
of New Caledonia is quiet. The
general situation has improved.
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SO TO 9SO Pies worth IS free. Ad-
dress SrIHsoE & Co., Portland. Maine
Chancery Court at KROxylIIp.
No, s1s9.

No, Sl69.
r. c. Cummings. Jr.. ct al. against Jos. W,
Sneed ct al,
In this cause it appearing from the original
John w. Eldr;dge and wife, Fannie L. EIdrjdge'
and Thomas K. Sneed are non reside ents Of the
State of Tennessee so that the ordinary process
of law can not be served upon them. il is there
fore ordered by the Clerk and Master that said
defendants appear before the Chancery Court ak
Knoxville on or before the Ist Monday Of
December next. and make defense to the bill fled
in this cause or the same will be taken for
confessed and set for hearing ex parte to them.
Ii is further ordered that this notice be pub
for four consecutive weeks. This 18th day =
October. 1878, A true copy. Test.
oetlowst M. l.. PATTERSON. G. b
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YELLOW FEVER.

MEMPHIS, Nov. 5.-From six
o'clock last night until noon to-day
undertakers report orders for 9 ins
terments of persons who died in
and outside the city limits.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 5.-The
weather is clear andpleasant. Fifty
two new cases and 9 deaths are re-
ported for the past "A hours. The
footings to date are 1926 cases
and 1867 deaths.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

PorTsvILLE, Nov. 5.-Hickory
Ridge colliery, owned by the Min
eral Railroad and Mining Company,
near Shamokin, Penn, was destroy
ed by fire to day. Cause unknown.
Two hundred men and boys are
thrown out of employment.
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The East Tennessee University
7. NJ. G. A, have issued the following
list of appointments for the week OF
prayer, November 1O-1G.
Wednesday Nov. 13-Something
Stronger than the Strength of Young
Men-Isa. 40. 1881.
Thursday Nov. 14-How to Reach
Young Men-Jno. l. 35 As
Friday Nov. 15-Young Men, their
Special TempiatioDs-Eccl. IL. 9, 10 ;
II Tim. 2. %.
Saturday Nov. 16-The Pattern for
Young Men Luke 2. 42 81; Acts 10.
39-43.
The leaders will be announced next
Sunday.
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Clothing! Clothing!
ROB'T VESTAL

ROBT VESTAL
Has now in StOrP,152
Gay street, one of the
largest stocks i'm the
city at prices that
defy competition. 4
have this day put
them down to such
prices as will induce
you to buy if yOuWill
come and examine
the following:
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q. q ROUZER,
GENERAL, MTLLWRIGHT

MILLS BUILT AND REPAIRED, ALL
vi kinds of Mill III schnery AMI Mill Goods
furnished at reasonable rates.
Mills, +, A; r, Seott. Knoxville Leather Co,
John Qempster. Magnolia Mills. ID Ross. Trio
Mills. Knoxville. sep25w6m
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Latest Election Returns from all Over
the Country.

Latest Election Returns from all UVer
the Country.
Ben. Butler Again Most EfeetuaIy
Bottled.
Tammany Hall Routed Horse, Foot
and Dragons.
And a Glorious Republican Victory
Achieved,
In New York Both City and State
News From all Over the Thirty-One
States,
Indicating Republican Gains in Many
Places
Adopted Citizens in California at
LOggerhead.
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8nsiusss Directnrn.

81 JF.BAUMARE Architect and
5s4AS2e--E Builder, will furnish Plans. Specid-
sfPFs & PF1s5s ssd aa9 R5fT9s Rssa Gs
m eaa 9F s sSS and sFssGR
sssssssaasszssY buildings By contract at moderate
EIlk lf# u prices. 0fice or Bellevue street,
EaslE NIS q west of Broad street. Satisfaction
I9uaranteed.
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NEW YORK.

New YORK, Nov. 5th.-The
Methodist Episcopal Missionary
Society has made appropriations of
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$500 each for Alabama and Ar
kansas and 81, 900 for Austin, Texas.
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Fsaiig Weather Report.
KNOXVILLE. TEEN. Nov. s 1873.

Maximum Thermometer 6fo, Minimum 3So.
JEo. K. PAYsB.
Sergeant Signal Corps. q. s. Army.
AT THE HOTEE.s.
s.fal of Arrivals Gn ahe CAGY-
The following is list of arrivals at
the city hotels for Nov. 9TH:
ATKIN HOUSE.
E. F. May, Loudon; Joe Ouer-
hacker, Louisville, Ky; Jno. P. Nc.
AuIey, Batan Rouge, La; w. l.. Nc
Farland, Baltimore; Edward Nichols,
PhiladeIphia, Pa; DR.. r. G. Strother,
lady and two sons, Mrs. f. w. War
field. Louisiana; Henry Miller, J. G.
Miller, Maryville; Mrs. NJ. &. Moore,
Miss Mamie Moore, Miss Lila Moore,
New Orleans, La.
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NOTARY PUBLIC

NHAS. II. BROWN,
u NOTARY PUBLIC.
OHico at the East Tennessee National Bank.
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25 different styles aIl-wool
Pants, $500 to 5000.
20 different styles Fine Coats
and Vests, $500 to $500.
The largest and best stock of
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BLACK DRESS SUITS.

ExceIIed by none, and at
prices that will satisfy all.
A large stock of Blue and
Black BEAVER SUITS,
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FIRE INSURANCE.
DRUGGEsT rs .

SANFORD, ,CHAMBERLAIN q ALBBRS.
) Wholesale and Manufacturing Druggists. FRO
prietors of DR.. Hart's Family Medicines.
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PROFESSIONAL,

4 MoGUFFEY, Attorneysat
/ Law, and Solicitors in Chancery: Ohiceon
Prince street, opp 1site Custom house.
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will work Drills will fail. The only
Drill that will choke clog FILTHY LANDof less draft than
oherrequres believe this will
revolution in Grain Drills the Oliver Chilled Plow has
other PIows. Send for Circulars and Prices.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-09-15


E. J. Hines Of Tuscarora. a promi.
nent candidate before the Democratic
Convention for nomination to the Office
Of County Clerk came to Eiko yester.
day morning ria Carlin.
Mr.. Shepherd. Senior. father of Hon.
George H.. Shepherd. and James Shep.
herd. Of Lathrop. California. n younger
son, arrived here FROM the home of the
latter by the train Saturday evening.
They are now visiting at the ranch on
South Fork.
W. +. Stewart. who for the past four
weeks has been assisting in the conduct
OF this paper. departed for Virginia
City. by the train this morning. We
would have liked 20 retain him an-
other month or two, but as he had a
much better billet in immediate view.
we were obliged to give him up. He
will probably persmbulate ont this way
again after n time.
A. V. Bradley Of Tuscarora. arrived
here b. private conveyance from that
place last evening.
Isaac wiseman is doing as we'll rs
could be expected.
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fFrOm Friday. DAILY. ],
rhe Daner To-NIsht.

All arrangements calculated to secure
a full attendance aud ample enjoyment
to all. at the social dance to be given
at Granger Hall. tonight. have been
completed. The hall has just been
thoroughly overloaded n splendid
new floor. especially adapted TO dane
ing, has been laid; the walls freshly
calcimined. and everything put in the
best shape for the occasion. First-class
music has been secured. and nuyoue
who takes part in the festivities. aud
feels that be has not been able to az
trnct his dollsr-and.a.hali's worth Of
fun FROM the occasion. can recove the
anne at the door.
The affair Is under tho management
OF the Granger fraternity. and is maui
gurated with the view Of raising n little
money to assist in l~iquidnting the heavy
expenses incurred in improving the hall.
There having been no public hall in
town, the trustees have gone beyond
the limited means Of the Order to Sc
cure the present one. aud n one dollar
and a half invested with the Changers.
to. night will not only insure an even
ias's enjoyment, but will also nssist a
worthy enterprise.
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Among the notabies by the east bound
trim yesterday were Henry JaDnin. tn.
mining expert. and ]. W. Gashwiler.
On the train to the west this morning
was one Company OF the Sixth United
States Cavalry. Colonel Oats Squadron
from st. Louis Missouri, en- route for
Arizona.
Captain Warner started out with his
span OF blacks for Tuscarora this
morning.
A. ID. Mencham Of Cornucopia arrived
here 10y stage Saturday evening. Mr..
Mcnchntn started for Baltimore by last
nights train. he being Grand Iiepresen-
iative for the Grand EncanIpment Of
Odd Fellows of the State of Nevada. to
the Grand Lodge Of the United States,
which assemblies IN tina, city OH the 10th
Instant.
One of onr old time citizens, VIM.
ObGh, who for several months past has
been revisiIiEg his early bone in Can
ada, retained 10y the train yesterday
morning. During his ubssnce from
here he has taken INTO himself q wife.
but does not intend to locate the lady
i'll the land Of sage nni silver until be
becomes permanently settled himself.
Arthur Lowe, who had charge OF the
lnrgc train Of cattle which we mentioned
as passing through from Halleck Station
for San Francisco, last week. got back
in good condition Oy the uain last night.
4. V. Lancaster and Charley Leash.
Of C~Crnucopin. came up hy the same
train, Int left the rnilroad at Cariin.
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Personal.

NJ. +, Freeman returned from San
Francisco by las, evenings train.
W. W. Rogers Of %C5ruucopia. was n
passenger from Carlin by the same
train.
G. f. Mayer and wife, md J.. J
Campbell and wife Of Camp ualleck,
came down las, evening to attend the
wedding elsewhere referred TO-.
Dan. Murphy came lown by the
train from Ualleok Station this morn,
ing. lie will ship 25 more cars OF faI
cattle to San Francisco in q couple o
days.
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L. Penrod and f. Z. Belcher. orisi-
nal locator Of the we'll known Beieher
mine. arrived by train from Virgins
City last evening. Dir. Belcher left on
n visit to his old home in Wyoming, by
this evenings train.
Fred. Stauffer has sold his stock and
ranch claims ON Raft river. and will in
future make winnemuccs his head
quarters. He took the train to that
place this morning.
j. G. Fremont and family passed West
by the train this morning; the General
is on his way to assume the position OF
Governor Of Arizona. to which he has
been appointed by the President.
Judge Smith of Mineral Hill who was
down on business, took the train for
home this morning.
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Phil. Depangher. one of the old
timers passed west by the train this
morning. lie was on his way back to
Campbell district, Eureka county, from
whence he had shipped n lot of ore to
Salt Lake for reduction. The ore
had turned out %splcndidly, and Phil.
vas correspondingly happy. of course.
for he has got plenty more Of the same
sort. Phil. is u r~us,ler, and his many
friends will rejoice at his good fortune.
Among the delegates aud candidates
arrived to-day, we remember enconnt-
ering Ben Plummer. from Mountain
City; s. Ii. Shoemaker, Of Ruby; John
Van Vie, of Tusearora; besides a great
many more we haven't time to mention
to-day.
7. n. Stone returned from Tuscarora
last evening.
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NJ. T. Haynes, the ever ehterprising
aud 90 a hcaditivc proprietor Of the
Cabinet Restaurant has made full and
complete arrangements for the daily
receipt Of fresh A No. / brains suitable
for persons running for Office. All a n
didates having four bits hre iooel cor.
hially invited 10 test at his restaurant
Tomorrow morning this qualifying atii.
Gle. which will be prepared aud served
in the most approved style. Candi.
dates for justice of the Peace need moi
apply unless accompanied with n Ger,
tinea,e OF a respectable physician, ihsI
they are ol sound minds
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For Commissioner.

Our old townsInan. J. j. Garrecht,
himself to-day us n candi-
date before the Republican Couit ~ Con-
rention, for the position Of short term
Commissioned. SIR. GaneeLt il one
among the earliest and most prominen.
of our citizens; n popular man. aud
having always been u consistent Repub-
lican, together with the other ,apnbili-
ties constituting the requirements for a
proper discharge of the duties of the
Office, he is fairly entitled to favorable
consideration from his party.