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The daily gazette., 1878-11-04
CITY MOkTUARY

During the month of October there
We're 5s deaths in Wilmington, and seven
bodies were brought here for lnterment.
The deaths are classified az follows:
Adults, "A; minors, SO; males, So; females
~; whites, 81, blacks z; born in the U. S.,
81, In England, i; in Ireland .; in Ger
many, =; under one year of age, ii; from
one To two years, &; from two to five, 6;
from five TO ten, 3; from ten to twenty.
a; from twenty TO thirty, 4; from thirty 10
forty, =; from forty to fifty, 4; from fifty
to sixty, 8; from sixty to seventy, 3; from
seventy TO eighty, 4. OF the above dea hs
seven were cases for the Coroner, The
greatest number of deaths was caused by
mem brancous croup-9 The number
oil deaths during October, 1877, was 81.
The mortuary report of the past week
is as follows: Total number of deaths,
IA adults, 6, minors, 8; males, 8, females,
o; whites, II, blacks, 9 born in the U. S.,
10, in England, in Ireland, 1,unkno wn,
unner one year of age, 3 from one to
five years, 3 from five to ten 3; from ten
To twenty, 9 from twenty to thirty, / :;
from thirty TO forty, 2; from forty 10
litty, ) from sixty to seventy, 2: total,
II.
EDMUND b. FRAZER, Registrar.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-04
EDITION
General News.

WIN. l.. Nudge, democratic candidate
for Congress In the twent, eight New
York district, has withdrawn, and Epen-
etus Howe, the national candidate, will
be supported by the democrats.
Capt, Prett, of the regular army, Is en-
route from the Northwest for Hampton,
Va, with forty nine Indian children,
gathered from di tferent agencies, TO be
educated at the government expense.
The mercantile agency of McKillon q
Sprague, New York, is reported financi-
ally embarrassed, with Sl25, 900 liabilities.
A meeting OF stockholders will be held
to-day to agree on a definite course of ac-
ton.
Hon. Samuel j. Tilden has gwen $3.50
to the great Catholic fair now in pro-
gre-s in New York, and Hon. Fernando
Wood has given Sl00 to the same object.
The receipts of the fair so far aggregate
SJ0000
Delegates from various divisions of the
Ancient Order of Hibernians in Califor-
MIA met at Oakland Saturday night, and
declared vacant the offices OF State dele
gate, secretary and treasurer, and HE'D
the vacancies.
Gen VIM. w. Dudley, of Richmond,
Ind, has discovered among bis papers
"a ulary Oh rope s-cainpalgu at Bull kun
which settles many disputed points in
the Fitz John Porter case. 1t has been
placed at the disposal OF the commis-
sion.
AT Toledo, Ohio, Saturday, two plast-
erers, named NJ, Murphy and Patrick
Conley, working in the new Produce
Exchange binding, stepped upon the
end OF a swinging scaffold ond feel eighty
feet into the cellar COnley was killed
instantly and Murphy will die,
The daily gazette., 1878-11-04
New Castle Letter.

NEW CASTLE, Nov. 1.
The Ampbion Cornet Band and dele.
CATION which went from here to the
Democratic meeting at Townsend on
FRIDAY evening speak in glowing terms
of the hospitality of Samuel Townsend,
Esq, who was taken by surprise at their
appearance with band.
Saturday night was unusual quietness
Miss Gertie Bnrrell of Philadelphia
will give select readings on Friday even
lug, Nov. II, in the Court House for the
benefit of Hares Corner Union Sabbath
School.
The frost of last night produced ice an
inch thick
Workmen are now engaged cleaning
the old orick at the cotton mill
VIM. Pedrick has begun the laying of
concrete pavements in this city. The
one Ia front of Wm, Herbert's property
on Sixth street has been examined by
hundreds of interested persons who d.
clare ii equal to brick if not superior. Mr..
Pedrick ha, orders for nearly 1000 feet.
The steamer Ohio is still on dry land.
The steamship OHIO passed up ytster-
terday.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-04
ALL RUSSIANS WISH PEACE.

ST. PETERsBURG, Nov. 3-The Golos
says: "All Russians wish peace, bnt the
prese mt aspect of affairs is very alarming
Iha Gotos particularly points 10 the fact
that the chief field cash-bDx has been re-
turned from Odessa TO Adrianople, and
asks why, if the rumors of the army re-
advancing are untrue, they are not CON
tradlcted. An advance on CONSTANT
hople would be a hostile challenge on the
part OF Russia. The Recorders bill can
nave one tendency, in the opinion of
oltzen Mason, "to lead to bribery, cor
ruptlon and fraud for the purpose of per
petuatlng power"
LONDON, November3.-The Observer, in
semi official paragraph, says it under
stands the statement that the British
Government has applied to other power
ior asslstauce in eniarclng the treaty of
Berlin is unfounded
The daily gazette., 1878-11-04
FIFTH EDITION.
Letter from WIN. Dean.

For Daily Gazette.
Mr.. EDIroR:-f have been informed by
a very reliable and prominent Democrat
that he knew the Liquor League wereor.
ganized and had their secret agents In
every election district in the County
working to defeat me at the coming elec-
ton. eau stand defeat and still hive and
have reputation at least for independ-
eDce. Can the Democratic party of New
Castle afford 10 run IN the inter est of the
Liquor League? FellowDemocrats if you
want TO be the slaves aud tools of the
above set of men then vote their mon
grel ticket with my name left off and
that Of Republican put on in its place.
Should l be defeated and the balauce of
the ticket elected no further evidence
will be required TO prove thatthe Demo-
cratic party is either Whiskey Party or
IN controlled by men engaged in that bust
ness. Again, let me say Democrats ex-
anime your ticket tomorrow.
WIN DEAN.
Mr.. Dean ought to know that the
Democratic Party has nothing to do with
this matter.--ED. GAzETTE.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-04
Flight OF NIursIerers.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov 3, 1878
1t is conjecured here that the Rogers
Haywood party, the murderers of Ed
ward Jackson, VIII probably give Tennes
see the 60 by en- route West, for fear OF
a requisltion for them from the Governor
of this State, for which, however, no ap-
plication has yet been made. The gener-
al impression of railroad men, who are
keenly on the lookout for the fleeing
quartette,is is that they will pass along tie
southern border of Tennessee TO avoid the
service Of reqlisition, and that, as many
persons ofthelr acquaintance live in the
western wilds of Texas, they will be like
ly TO strike a bee line in that direction.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-04

Princess Helen Demidoif has establish
ea III lorehce Tor the winter, al her own
expense, an economical Kitchen" for
Issuing to the poor as much bread, meat.
ana soup as they can consume in a day,
OF the triifing change of four cents 10
every applicant. Such prices would be
ruinous TO the lazzaroni of Naples.
farmer at Ulyerstone, England. gave
lift home from market to neghbor
and her three children. For thus kindly
act he was arr sted, on the ground that
he had violated the law, which licensed
ms cart to carry only merchandise, and "A
reluctant Judge was compelled 10 fine
linn heavily.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-04
A COALITION IN CRAWFORD.

on CITY, November3. Something of
sensation was created political circles
in Crawford county yesterday by lhe
uniting of the Greenbackers with the
Democrats. The Greenbackers retain
Plummer as their candidate for Congress
against Dick, Republican, The next
fight is McGee, Democrat, against Apple.
Republican, for Sheriff. The next GOV
ernor ought to sign any act passed for the
repea OF the kecorde S bill, says Citizen
Mason.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-04
Io thc Competitors for the
Sugar Beet Premium.

Sugar beets competing for the
premiums OF SO, so and 50, should
be sent to the commissioners tins week.
Follow directions printed on circulars,
strictly. Sent by railroad, direct to the
commissioners, or deliver TO 18th and
Lombard streets, Wilmington.
LEA PUsEY. Com.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-04
Attending church.

Last evening about forty of the IN en-
bers of the NJ. s. II. A. met at their room
corner of Third and King streets, from
whence they proceeded ia a body to cal
vary +. L. Church. A very able sermon
was preached to them by Rev. Mr.. Lau-
derbach, of Philadelphia.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-04
Police News.

The following cases have been dispos-
ed of at the police court since tie last
report:
B. Lapier, vagrancy, 10 Gays.
E. Spencer for being drunk and disor-
derly, was required to pay s. and costs.
Isaac Whitbank aud Samuel IIazlett,
for the same oflense, were sentenced to
the same penalty.
Two ordinary drunks, completed the
hearings.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-04
Entertainment,

On Tuesday evening, Nov. 9Th in the
First Presbyterian Sunday School room,
Market street above Ninth there will be
musical and literary entertainment.
All are invited.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-04
HEGlsTEEs ORDERS
"egis,er's Order,
NJ REGIsTEp,a ou

rr,o,N New Castle co,,niv > oorFIck,
s,rana n tne application ~ s.t. soct. it, las
lsio Administrator of ppencer =. Al
dacoo ase ol pencader Hundraadi di'oot. Armstr
hheoeased, h.' 1t Is ordasa, dea, In said CONF
~ .ne Register that tSo and dinJ
aaioiesaid = give notiee ule AdminlStrJ
OF the deneasnl m eaasanmlinistratlon upops S ps,,ssntIn ran
thereof ff1hveased hr as with the date de" ~ sne Is
ed WHY causingadvertlsemrvono oi gram
letters ~, lorly days from tha h.GLn,s dn,, ,0beI
To,,n, Toss, IN SIX ofthe most nnh,,o Iar uate of
Uui.y snna oi New Castle. r@v,ie reo,,, placesoS
nyas vas navlng demands aesihnu,,riihg all
p,osent the same, or abI3a hI tlle eslatN
aa,noiy ana IN such case mada og ~ an act OF
1aiiu .,ii1 also cause the ssneo anu provide
gi.iin " The same period ''e in ~ 70 ne he inse
1hAETTE a newspaper N n,,bltW XII Wilmini
,nihgton, and TO be contlnunua,asihe in
weeks, (e. o.d ''''uea therein d
{T Given under tho ho.,
lG o, Once of the Regislsgr a, ana
afor.sa,,ia ~ New Castle in New New, ran,e' raiofe'
aioresaid the day and wear ana oastle
:. q. BlGGS, Reg'Ttse,pI Te,
NOTICE
,ata P.ursohshaving claims aoai,s, a
Seye OF lhe deceased, must nrasa1. sa,,l., !. he
nuly attested, to the AdYdi,',st p,Jseht The i
.eiore october 1st, 1873, orai,idass.ot
hssehhDly In such case made ar the AZ
l"I SPENCER p. ARM Tp sTeiphSSyv1l phrSyl
Address. Red I.ion NJ AdminlstratI
The daily gazette., 1878-11-04

"Tbere are millions in it'' said drug
gi@t when asked about DIR. Bulls cough
syrup i i difficult for me to keep up
STOCK Of same, for IL sells faster than i
can pr0ss sr= it. p ice % cents.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-04

A telegram from Richmond, Ind, says
Gen. VIM. w. Dudley, formerly Of the
Nineteenth Indiana volunteers. and
brevet brigadier general In Gibbons
brigade of Pope's Army of the Potomac,
"has discovered among his papers diary
which contains daily entries ofthe whole
Pope campaign, and settles many disput-
ed points brought before the Fiiz John
Porter Commission" The diary has been
placed at the disposal OF the Commits
sion.
The United s ates Circuit Court at
Richmond declines to allow the Dutch
bondholders 10 be made parties defendant
to the Atlantic Mississippi and Ohio Rail-
road suit, but in case of appeal will con-
slider them parties for that purpose.
Judge Hughes dissented.
Articles of association of the Long
Branch Ocean Pier Company were fled
Saturday in the office of the Secretary of
State of New Jersey. The capital stock
is to be 100000.
w. II. Ruloison, photographer. fell
from the roof ofa three-story building In
San Francisco, on Saturday, and was
so badly injured that he died soon after.
The new iron steamship Juan Mir, ,built
at Roach's shipyard, Chester, Pa, for the
Cuban trade, left there yesterday morn
ing for New York, on "a trial trip.
r. G. Spaulding, ex navy pay inspector
at San Francisco, has been acquitted of
uttering false navy pay certificates.
Owen Ashton, formerly a well-known
citizen of Lancaster county, Pa, CONS
mitted suicide recently in Iowa.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-04

A valuable horse, belonging to Nailor's
stables, Washington, D. C., was cured of
scratches by keilers roman IMMINENT
Price 90 cents bottle.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-04

An attempt was made TO rob the grave
OF woman in Woodlawn Cemetery, De-
trolt, last Wednesday night. About
midnight two men were discovered after
having exlinmed the body and the watch
man firing several shots al themthey fled
A horse and wagon standing near bv
were recognized as belonging to well
known undertaken, but he saws tbrv
were stolen. The Detroit say there il "a
well organized gang of grave robbers"
Operating in that city.
James Mathers was killed by train
near Dadgevlle, NJ ass, on Saturday. In
Is believed he was drunk at the time
John Gray, aged SO years and near-sIpht.
ed and deaf, was killed BY a train AT
Newport, K. l., on Saturday evening.
The defalcahono of Richard J. O'Reillev
paymaster's clerk ut the Charle.tow,
(Mass) navy yard, focus up $1,000 He
aosconded, alter attempting to commit
suicide.
John Bird, colored, convicted in tho
Circuit Court OF Elizabeth CITY connt1
Va, of murder in the first degree no.
been sentenced to he hung on the Gin Of
December next. '',' Vi
The Supreme Court of Michigan dec,das
that the American Insurance companv of
Chicago cannot collect its instaJI,ys ", ",
notes in Michigan. ~
The Georgia State fair at Macon q.
closed Saturday with running r.,ca "s
Two miles for a consolation nursa MI
Dillon won in 33s. i''i'
The daily gazette., 1878-11-04
OCEAN STEAMSHIP ARRIVALS.

At New York-City Of Richmond, from
Liverpool; Galilee. from Rio Janerio
from Glasgow. At Queens
from New York. Colo
mel Hoyt's Norristown opinion 10 that
"the people care no more for the Record
er's bill than they do for the lives Of the
Colorado potato bugs.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-04
NV YORK, Noyember 9.

NFw YORK, November 4, 4
DIR. V. W. BLANCHARD Durna
past year / have prescribed your vaa
preparations of Food Cure, and t-el b
10 say they have met my most SAM
expectations, giving TO patients lou
feebled by blood poison, chronic DID
or over drug dosihs the needed mud
and nerue force.
PROF. CLEMENCE S. L0zIER, NJ
Dean OF HON. Med. College and HA
for Women, New York City
The daily gazette., 1878-11-04
A NEW BAPTIST CHURCH IN
ROME

ROME, Nov. 3.-American Baptists
opened new church here to-day near
the Vale Theatre. All the Evangelical
ministers, the members of the Young
Mems Christian Association, and the
Rev. MIR. Tat lor, at the head of the
Baptist Mission, took part in the SER
vices.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-04

Hundreds OF cases of BRIGHT'S
EASE OF the Kidneys have been tepa
cured. For Neuralgia and kheul
Diseases II is almost specific PhVS
and Mental Debility from the useOl i
hel, Opium and Tobacco or from an
namable cause, find in this Food
raj aud potent remedy.
~. VArnaf q IrftFrIfAT Nod
The daily gazette., 1878-11-04
6,724.S9
Total assets,
S3,S3564

A1aslhg debt of S3,S3564
OF this deficiency, 50, 900 was loan ON
easy terms, leaving an amount to be
raised by collection of Sl83564. The col
leetlons and subscriptions during the
morning and afternoon amounted to
1882 Y, leaving SS52.92 still to be raised
AT Mr.. Sbeppards' suggestion one hun
dred person Immediately subscr bed one
dollar piece, for the purpose of making
Bish0p Scott "a life meinber of Mt. Salem
Church, for which honor the Bishop re-
turned his thanks. The collection was
continued, and the desired amount was
almost realized.
Dr. Dashiell then preached an able
sermon from this text. "For the Son Of
Man cometh 10 seek and TO save that
which is lost"
After the sermon the formal denicatory
ceremonies were conducted by Dr. Das-
NELL fB shop Scott feeling too unwel to
ONO ate assisted by Revs. john France,
a. I. .Scott, T. f. Plummer, III. Sander
son and j. Frazer.
The exercises ended with the benedic-
ton by Bishop Scott.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-04
eros BY e. HILL
=s - -u

$50 Htaf -
4afala
E44
-
, 1878-07-06
y .HE..ss.

FyrEsz-HirrlrE.- .IuIy u 1873. at the
-. II FJ Barimrster. y the Rev
NrC'rgkev. Nlr. I. ". Eye-~z a-ld Mss
Caroline Mailer. al Of N-alla Naiia-
III. b.,,,,y ra-;rle re,e.ve oJr congr..tui.'-
ti.,,s and H.,t uiz.5, or health and prosperity
GruI,a-RanFuHp- Ia this city, "i the ms. -,
bv :. D. Lasr. j p 4ir; y IN. i. ni.,.,''''
r. Mis- Ell. VI. Rejltord, al Of this county
REovx-TrrPzR- On June sd; 1873 ny
Rev. II. V. Ea-an. William N. brown "ii''
Melvina Tupler both II this city.
.PNurR-RvAnx.- July 4th, lH.S' ny
Rev. &. W. Shaifer Frank ". Palmer anu
Mary Ruark. both Of Walla VI alla county
, 1878-07-06
,,Eorlpafien Wanted.

Ny PERSON WHO &N4NS ANn- !
q tbin in relation 20 the u iLLoF MAt -
RICE FTTZGERALD, deceased: or who I
signed the will as witnesses VII l1i"rI, m miIi hls
brother. MICHAEL FiTZGERALp, ~ Dalies
CITY, Wa>cO county. Oregon. SVN
, 1878-07-06

Mrs. TuToE.-At last an important stage
has been reached in the undying scandal Of
Plymouth church. Mrs 1i!ton Is rxcommuni-
Gated, and the sisters who cackled pretty
freely oyer her famous last confession are
doubtless happier Perhaps this will be the
ilst the public viii hear for great while OF
the painful story. Let Us hope 1t may. Even
revenge can Gar,.ly desire 70 stir it w indeti-
uitely Tie woman now abruptly dropped
from the rolls might. if III advised. carry her
ease iI.to ;ir courts foT the assertion of her
rights Of membership, but the judgment could
scarcely % u .hs merits ot the difference be-
tween tn. parties. Nothing that can be said
by human Tongues vii disturb the confidence
81 ii- a.lI.il.T- IL III Be.cher'~ defence, and
tn w"Tj, ,Ii; = not made up of his admirers
.,ra. nut cs,r. to hear Llr-- II Il. Tor Nrs.
Iiitnu further agitation could only yield
greater depths # despair and shame
THE chief, of bureau, IN Washington are
exceedingly unhappy. At the last session os
cons:e-, - ne" bureau {" hook after the Pacific
railroad companies was established .ud the
~7iary 81 IL cniet IS hi-l.r than those u hi-
fr.,,u officials; hence JL-ir tears. Congress
did eNcael;a-iv ug"r, Ia not maxim, the tails
of AL It. p.; foxes o.aycly tie same length.
, 1878-07-06

LIEUT. BAILEY. formerly Of Fort NaI''
Nallt. hut nor, recently stationed AT an
c,uy,r. passed through t,wn in ,4e early F','t
Of th, VEL. yu the way u JOIN Als c'nI'G.!
nuq- cgnfruatia, the hostile sayI-e>-
, 1878-07-06
Ess#EyESS nGTiCES.
E.a,E.s. OIL na! t.l.;.E.

"A. I. H"lnes i ruttinS IL a good stock 81
paints, glsss and oil, and intends to make thozc
goods a speciality. "Conh!,E,ial quotations
discounted.
, 1878-07-06

STRAW or Felt Ha.> cleaned AID pressed N 4
fns Latest ~tvie~. Satisfaction Sli.'r.t;i'eeu'
NI-. Youn.',. next door u the engine house.
Thrill street
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-05-15

Mr.. jesse lIedgspeth Of Nash who va.
born 10 the scar 1871. died Of bis BON,
on Tuesday Of last week. at the ripe old
age ofa7 years. 10 nome respects lie was
y most renarkablc man. temperate in hi,
habits. ) lalol.r upon Bis farm Eating aid
sleeping At ocular hours. never could lie
induced 10 take what hcti called Doctors
Medicine, retained good health ana line
use Of bis hubs up toa Jew days Of his
DEATH lie was consistent Christian. and
Wac for ever 80 years member Of the Bap.
tist Church. lie died at peace with all
mankind, and III full satisfaction Of bliss
ful immortality. His Christian example
will exert az influence for god for many
years 10 conc among those that know him
best. Ills light was as ,be candle sci IN a
candle stick. and NO, ss'one pot under
bushci. The Lord heightened gu. his
span of life far beyond The days usually al
lottcd TO man and yet death comes 50 With
all of MS, Let n prepare ~ meet tie grim
monster. - Rocty Mount hfa1.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-05-15
AREnARKAnLE nEsrnr.


Itmakss no difference how MANY Ply
sicians, or how much ihedicine sou have
tried. IL is now an established fact that
German Syrup is the only remedy which
has given complete satisfaction 10 severe
e,ises Of Lung diseases. II Is true there are
yet thousands Of persups who are presiis-
posed to throat and Lung Affections,
Consumption, Heniorliages, Asthma, Sc
we're Colds settled on The Breast, pneu-
n,onia, whooping Cough, &c; who have
no personal knowledge " Boschee's Ger.
man syrup To such We would say that
5000 dozen were sold last year without
one complaint. Consurnpt:ses try just
one bottle. Regular size rs cents. Sold
by all Druggists in America.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-05-15

% q
Arrangements have been made for free
transportation for al editors whp desire 10
attend the North Carolina Press Associa.
iIon, whlcli canvenes at the "smrhIIng
calawbs Springs" July 80. 1878. over the
following reads: Raleigh & CASTOR Rail.
rad. North Carolina aud Richmond aud
Danville Railroad. Western Nnrth cao-
pna Rsllload. The Superintendent Of the
other state roads' have been wriJtsa o.,
aud feel confident all will respond favor
atty. Editors wishing ''free passes" " w
please nstify ne az once. Editors %
neighhosiuv States are cordially invited
&C. attend. good time i anilcl I,aied, aud
a full meeting earnestly desired. Address,
W. A. DAVIS.
Secretary n. q. Press Associations. OK.
fesd, y. G.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-05-15
STATEMENr OF THE BOARD OF
COMMISSIONERS OF ORANGE
= COUNTY.
PRESENT.
Jones Watson Chairman;
Nelsos =. Hall,
john \, Lyon,
J, W. 4. Patterson,
~ II Mnr,ov
FOR Mc Mu.th Of Nay ISIS.

/ 50 80 !, NJ
-. !, -, " ~
". 10 49,,
w. aI.nsa,n = 60. : ~ s,,,. -,
=. 90 :. !, - ''''"'
-" -, ~ ~ <,
~ !" ~ ~ a'ueieu u'al oe"fge rHhton I've
appo'n,eu oseiseer o. me foau ieauing
'o'n "c."Whs MIL 70 ofoss hoa'is al
is'papDnio
Itwas6rdered that John Crabtree lie
appointed overs,er Of Tie road leading
from Parker's Cross Roads to Muddy
Branch IN Mangunl Township.
u was ordered that John A. F,ndIey
have permission to open the roa,i from
Findley,s corner nown ms the rock cor.
ner) leading north to the public road.
II was ordered that Robert Morrow Il.
released from paving Poll Tax for the wear
1878. on account Of Disability. sa 70
IA WAS ordered Tint The sheriff rocaive
forty cents per day for feeding prisoners.
anu sixty ctutS turnkey. a.
IL WAS ordered ia, D.nie, Tb,r,.
be notifi.dto reaair :he bridge ON Toms
Creek at the head of his mill nond In
Bingham Towpsl,p. .~
II was ordered thai n. w. crantre. Ia.
exempt from working m. puLlic r,n,l. an
accuunt of disability 5'gn.raa
II was ordered that Eobya,n, cate. "a.
ceiye ten dollars per onar,erf.r m. .,n,or,
and family out OF IN. eonn,y fun,l.
The following JUSTICES oftbe peace were
ap,ointed 10 take the ,ax list m Orange
County, for the year ISIS 10 wit.
John ~. Black wood. Bjll.lo,o Township
william w. Allison. Cedar t;ruye I.
A. s. Holden, Lin. River - &.
]. w. Latta. Lebanon
AK. Ums,ead. Manyum-. go. %
N. A. Angler, Durham la
i. n. Turren;ine. Patterson ~ ~ .
John H. Watson Chanel Hill &.
S. S. weJb, bingham
Il was ordered that lie above named
per.ons lie notified 10 attendtb. Roara AZ