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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSAlsS.
DROPOSALSF RPUBLICP RINTING,
BINDING, RULING, WRAPPING, &C.

COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA,1
| OFFICE SUP'T PUBLIC PRINTING.
RICHMOND, VA, March 6. 1878.
In compliance with law SEALED PROPOSALS
Of Public Printing until MONDAY, March the 25th,
at IL III. for
PRINTING, R BIZ 19NfSe R I'll L1THo-
for the State of Virginia for twelve months, CON-
D !: Filming SENATE JOURNAL, DOCUMENTS,
Il: Printing HOUSE JOURNAL, DOCUMENTS,
~ PEin5ipg ANIMAL REP2RTS sS OF Of q,
ding Reports of Internal improvement Companies
10 the Board of Public Works. Contractors will not
be allowed to charge for composition when extra
Y. Printing TWENTY-NlNTH VOLUME OF
vi. Printing oil other PAMPHLET and BOOK
WORK required by any department of the govern
VII VII Printing JOB WORK, comprising Blank
Forms, such as Warrants, Oaths, Com missioners'
Books, Poll-Books, and Job Work generally.
Parties bidding viii stare price per lOoo ems o i9r
RKNfp1S sTIT Es os 1 aeTs 81
IS; BiNpINse,, &C., TWENrY-NINTH graf
1 < An n Other BINDING, RULING. STITCHING,
&C, required by officers of the State.
: XII, Lithographing LETTER-HEADs, ENvEL-
The Superintendent reserves to himself the right
to have forms of large jobs duplicated to lessen cost
o. press-work.
The Superintendent also reserves to himself the
right 10 reject any and all bids.
1t will be required OF persons contracting for
0TE IN The y e
contracts Z. E. FRAYSER,
NH 1s,2o.22$S5
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TELEPHONE.

TELEPHONE.
rNELEPHONE.-Ha recently learned
L that certain parties have exhibited aud offered
for use TELEPHONES other than those lnanufac-
tnSed by the Bell Telephone Company, call arten-
~ = - c. p. e. BURGWYN,
Agent Bell Telephone Company.
To WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
The BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY respect
fully announce that they hold the ONLY PATENTS
under which telephones can be manufactured and
used. s,sost,st ~; I-E .s5 :t 49, I
Suits win be commenced against parties using any
Speaking Telephone other than the BELL TELE-
PHONE, as infrtngers on the Bell patents, and in
functions obtained to enforce the rights of tie pa
tentees. GARDINER 6. HUBBARD. Trustee;
iia'Et1 THOMAS SANDERS, Treasurer.
nah ls-3t tf3t5s- 80 ts--s. .,.-.-a@5t,l.f
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r A GOOD BARGAIN IN SWISS
~ . ~ CHURCH-HLL VARIETY STORE.
1902 Broad street.
Look ut our CHECKED NAINSOOK at ] 6Yc.
yard, mn 10
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IRON, STEEL, de.
,TR ON! IR o N!

1R ON! i 10 N
BEST REFINED IRON-a FULL assortment;
SWEDES and COUNTRY HAMMER ED FROM
SHEET IRO NJ 49,. b 80 ~ n
HORSESHOE, NAIL RODS, PLoUGH-PLATEs,
NORWAY SHAPES, HOOP, &C. y9i'
d 81 IS ALSO, sl
MAYORS GAST-STEEL-sqnare Fiat, and Oc-
tason; snds ENGLISH and AMERICAN Bills
IA For sale by r.. e. -. WCRTHAh,a GO. g
NH 18-3taW2w g "a So. : s
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MARRIED.

Married. March 18th. 1873, by the Rev. j; "a A.
". W. JONES to Miss j. L. TALLEY; all of the
Religious Herald and Christian Examiner
pIracp cODy. &.
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NE COHEN BROTHERS

have now ready, purchased at q great sacrifice.
10 pieces boiled BLACK TAfFETA SILKS, at 60,
u $40;
pieces GRos-GRAIN at &c., formerly sold from
81 to $1.20;
at from SOC. to 81 yard less than usual price;
S pieces CACHEMIRE DIES MENHLER at so per
cent.xe6s than former value;
2 pieces sayoi,s rich DRAP DE PARIS;
Also, several pieces of Persan's best FABLES.
In CoLoRBf SILKS they present an endless va
riety of shades In all the various qualities including
the most beautiful evening shades
STRIPED and CHECKED SILKS at from 10 to
zoe. 4 yard less than last seasons prices;
Great RaTS956i F PRE Aef oUsEtaNEs anu
TAMlsE at 6Oc the value of which is s5c.. at Csc.
for the finest imported, worth fully Sl.25;
BLACK CAsHSIEREs iLubin's manufactured at
75c. the value of which is 81, at 95c. the quality
formerly sold ut 81. 20;
Fine ALL-WooL BLACK MOUsELAINE (Lu-
bins manufacturer at SOC. formerly sold at 42c.
at 42c, the lowest value Of which Is 6Oc;
Also, Just opened, q large lot OIL BARAI hEA auu
GRAPE CLOTHS at much below market value;
A large stock Of NOTTINGHAM, TURIN. and AP-
PLIQUE CURTAIN LACES;
wrNDoW-sHADEs and FIXTURES of every de-
scription;
| PIANO and TABLE-COVERS from 81 to $685.
great many undcr value;
The largest stock of HOSIERY and GLOVES now
In this city;
| yICTORTA.KiD GLOVES at 81 sold generally al
S1.5O; see their 75c. Gloves;
Their spring importation of LEROY SEAM
| LESS" Is now open: they are the most perfect
fitting and best-wearng Gloves now sold In this
! country-shree-button for 81 SO;
| Also large nnc of THREAD GLOVES In 2, 3, q
and button;
Is pieces of Ceurtault's best ENGLISH GRAPES
mt fully 40 per cent. under Importers value:
| 2l pieces DRESS LINENS ut l6sc. formerly sold
| at 25c., besides many other goods under market
yalue NH IL
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ST. PATRICK's DAY.

HEADQUARTERS HIBEHNIAN SoCIETY,l
March Is, 1873.
TN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PRO-
l. GRAMhIE OF CHIEF-MARSHAL WILLIAM
RANKIN, the HIBERNIAN SOCIETY will assem-
BILE at the corner Of Broad and Eleventh streets ut
O'Clock A. NJ, the 18th instant, for the purpose of
celebrating st. Patrck,s Day.
All persons who desire 10 participate In the ccle-
bration of the day are cordially invited unite with
us. green ribbon Will be worn on the left lapel Of
the coat. Z. Il. MOORE, President.
ROBERT E. ENGLISH, Secretary. NH l6-2t
THE MEMBERS OF THE A. o. 81. are
Il requested to meet at Cathedral Hall on MON
DAY MORNING at az O'Clock, to take part in the
parade in honor Of Ireland's Patron Saint.
'..-..I..-- a - ..-' J.V. REODY,
NH 1926 President A. 0. II.
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HAIR GOODS. &c.
HUMAN HAIR GOODS.
III wv. CORRECT, 81 BROAD STREET.

I. Invisible Front-Pieces fer the Hair, Wigs and
Toupees, on hand and made to order. Real Hair
Braids, Puffs. Frizettes, ETC.. at low prices Hair
Combines made into Braids at 20 and Csc. per
ounce Finger-Puffs, to loo. each Curls, 10 to
25c. Giving special attention this branch Of
business, we can always guarantee the very best
work possible. Country orders attended to with
greatest care and promptness. NH 1S-lt*
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PLANTS.
ToHN sAUL's CATALOGUE

John SAUL'S CATALOGUE :.
~ sOF -Gss@tztr
NEW, RARE. AND BEAUTIFUL PLANTS
win be ready In FEBRUARY, with colored plate.
Many new and beautiful PLANTS are offered for
the first time, with rich collection Of Greenhouse
and Hothouse Plants, Bedding Plants, new and
choice Roses, Dahlias-well grown, and at low
cents. Atplain COPY free. ~. JOHN SAUL, 3
NH 18-d&w1ta Washington, d. G. s
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SENATOR SMITH.-The Conservatives Of
Virginia owe deep debt OF gratitude to
Senator G. It. Smith. 1t is not too much to
say the exertions OF Mr.. Smith have re-
suited in the preservation Of the party du-
ring an alarming crisis. Possessed Of rare
abilities as a party manager, clear-headed,
shrewd az political leader, Industrious and
energetic, cultured and practical he proved
himself to be the man for the hour when
Radicals and Independents were abont to
assume control Of the Conservative organi-
cation. The triumph Sof the Lee caucus in
the matter OF the State offices was the
triumph Of Senator Smith, for be originated
and engineered the whole Of the proceed
ings OF the Conservatives. armuiile Me7-.
cttrH. ;;,51s5s., :ti. 81 d i. ~, l:
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ENTERTAINMENT.

DALPH BINGHAM, THE FAMOUS
LII BOY ORATOR (,even years old), assisted by
Sister RUTH PRUDENCE, not yet eight years old,
DAY EVENING, March 18th, commencing at
O'Clock, at The Unlon-Station church, for the benefit
of the LADIES' SEWING CIRCLE. A change In the
programme for this part Of the city may be expect
ed. while pleasant evening will be spent to aid
worthy cause. Tickets for adults, 25c.; children,
loo. NH 16-2t*
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~ HUNYADI JANOS

~ HUNYADI JANOS
MINERAL WATER.
We announce to the trade and public generally
our appointment as general agents for the State Of
Virginia for this valuable APERIENT WATER.
We will hereafter supply the trade at Messrs.
Federck de Barry 6 Co.'s prices.
PURCELL, LADD & CO.,
fe 2S-1m Druggists, 1916 Main street.
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The FIRST instalment Of DR.. southali's
book on the Era OF the Mammoth was dis
posed Of as soon as it touched the shelves
OF Our Petersburg bookstores "a fact cred
liable to the community and comp ELEMENTARY
to the author. PetersbErg appeal. :5
DR.. SouthaH is enc Of the few men In
Virginia who are iaborious, pains-taking,
German Ike students. Ne wonder bis book
sells rapidly SO
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M COD-LIVER OIL.
MEADE & BAKERS
INCIDENTALLY PURE.

We have the testimony of physicians who pre-
scribe 1t, and of patients who have taken it. that
is MORE ACCEPTABLE TO THE STOMACH AMI
MORE EASILY ASSIMILATED THAN ANY OTHER
OIL. MEADE & BAKER,
Importing and Dispensing Pharmacists,
no Is 919 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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DICHMOND COURT, No. 2. I. D. O..
r. McDonnal at Wilkerson's Hall. Ninth near
Franklin, on MONDAY NIGHT, 18th March.
Charter members and all persons that have or wish
to join while under dspensation must be in attend
N'0~ CHARLES Fl. PAGE,
NH 1S-lt II. n. Northern.
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! MILIHR aGROssE RUED..
- . "a srcoNp 4up1ronss OFFICE
EicHMOap, january ii 1879.
tfTsDsHTS EYfETTEECY Il. W. M. HOL-


ss sngsios e January January I, 1878.
ITO HIS EXCELEEECYF II. w ID. HOL-.
s III LI,Ay.GOVERN0R !.
sse iase sm mn en- s and IL 81
incorporation OF the Miller Manual Labor ssnoo, OF
bsnas ss se seeeps
and Disbursements account said sasg
for The las. fiscal yssr snsdnS psSsmesr
THIS report would nave been made at an etniier
day but for the pressure upon ffis ONCE conseseIs
houses OF the General Assembly in uddioa 20 The
current duties Of the Office. I,
Most rs'Dseass Gssss s.ssad as.or
REeE,pTs AMP NJ p1 Dis g or S AS
DURING TEE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER '1sl.
Jan'y i5-FromR R. T. Cratgh.ll, attor-
- ney, collection fr2m Nj
chD}as Smith, &C., On their
bonds for purchase Of Wa
tering- Branch property NIX M
April 5-Thrse hi Missouri coup. bonds. 40 90
past due, paid. .....:....:: 3,uoo w
April nndes orde! Of he board $4,000 90
May 4-From z. T. Craighill bn ac-
s sDnns on or i land sold 49,. ~ 100 90
May zo-on pas M's due, paid iGu 1000 90
s ssGe = r.a.s. .. 500 90
June 22-Eighty-eight Missouri cou-
= pon bonds sold under or
der Of the Board. SS,oOO w
July l7-From R. T. Craighill, coll
lection on land bonds or
| Ford, Folkes and Hughes 1,06l 53
July 21-From sale Of II Richmond
and York-River Railroad
Company coupon bonds
under compromise order
ed by Board .............. 1880 OO
July 23-From sale of two Missouri
coupon bonds, being last
| Of such bonds sold under
order OF Board ........... 1000 90
Octo,r 8-From r. r. Craghill, col
| lection ON Nicholas
Smiths bond for Water
| ing-Branch property...... Z37 %
Sll7,O44 03
Dec 81, 1S76-Balance in bank to the
| credit of The principal OF
| the fund 4o2 81
Sll7,496 35
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ADVERTISEMENTS:
For the purchase Of Virginia ccnsol coupon bonds

| $lGl,70O of bonds pur-
| chased at. go. $116,059 SO
December 81, 1S77-Baance In bank
| to credit Of the principal of tile
fund. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 1.43e IS
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NJ FOR SOAPS OF EVERY DESCRIP-
TON and of the best quality ut the lowest
prices 90 10 the
CHUECH-HILL VARIETY STORE,
NH l6 2502 Broad street.
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ME- NEW STYLES SPRING SHADES
DRESS GOODS just received al the CHURCH-HILL
VARIETY STORE, 2502 Broad street. NH l6
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MEETINGS.

HEADQUARTERS CoMMANDERY oF}
ST. ANDREW, u. D..
t,3 RICHMOND, March 1S, 1878.
ORDERS No. SIN KNIGHTS: W.
" Attend a stated meeting at st. Adams ~
Hall on MONDAY the 18th instant at TX ~
O'Clock P. NJ, in citizens dress. y
The members Of Richmond Command
ery No. Q, K T., are courteousy invited to attend.
By order of the Eminent Commander.
JNO. +. LAUGHTON, JR., Captain General.
Attest: T. D. STEGEH, Recorder. NH 1S.1t
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nrLLEn scHoOI rIrrn

So 80 u So ~ ~ - JTNE.
Thomas Wc0drcfe. for work and ma.
+ tesiaIs furnished Tor school buildings,
s ssasa ss;sl sssr q s1a ~ ss9 sses
& OIL, I46.10; hardware, 1870; copy
q OF letters OF administration for 81.
~. Inge as executor Of samuei MIL
s OF the Commonwealth for fesrfIno-
malls as 20 official character of notary
public and for tax on two seals, 81;
for certificates OF notary public on
efshty-six Missouri coupon bonds be-
longing 20 the fund, $50: services
and expenses Of architect, 5000; ex-
press charges Ss.2a................ s,ss2 IL
- JULY.
Materials and work on school-building,
1924; making, burning, hauling, and
hacking brick, 81 ,O36; to G. s. Ven
able for his services as visitor OF the
Miller MaDuai-Labor School, $3.50;
services Of the superintendent, 1925:
labor and materials for Office, Ss7:
{ sravelinR expenses to the school,
building Of Judge Cochran and Visit
ors Messrs. Smith aud yenable, oil;
express charges, $500; 10 the Sec,
ond Auditor per cent on the in
come passing through his hands,
s1As.oI...............:..... ......... : 2,4ss OIL
AUGUST.
Horse-cart and harness, $50; Thomas
Moodgof ,s,i Tor sses OK stone and car
vices as visitor. $3.50: siove-fxtares.
s407.l5 making, burning. and haul
ing bricks, 80 ,0s6 brick: stone ard
carpenters work. s4ls.70; work
morse, SlzU...... 1883 R1
SEPTEMBER.
" ork and material on building, 3d.
$3.50; laborers, teams, and super
intendence, S316.15; services, aud
travelling and incidental exp enses Of
architect $125 1920 q,
OCTOBER.
Thomas WoodroEe for work and mate
rails ON build ng. s2.459.20; laborcrs'
wages, horse and cart, and services of
superintendent $511.9 brick, haul
ing, and lot of lumber, 81 ,049.32:ro
the Second Auditor per cent on the
income Of the fund passing through
his hands, s6o2o..... : 1850 60
NOVEMBER.
Thomas Woodrof1e, on brick carpenters
work, and materials, $4.542.40: Ia
bor material, and services, S5S3.67:
services Of architect, 500; payment
Of loan made September 5, IS77.ts
income account out Of the principalof
the fund. 81 ,500....... 6,726 OF
DECEMBER.
Thomas Woodroffe, on work aud mate
rial on buildings $4,000; laborcrs.
hauling, and services, s37l.50....... 4.37l 30
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DRY GOODS.

IRON SAFE.-A "MARFlN's " ga ~
L In good order, for sale eS,pnpT MORRIS.
NIB 16.5t DAFEN'o"A
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DISBURSEMENTS UNDER ORDERS OF THE
COUNTY. COURT OF ALBEMARLE. AND Or
DERS APPROVED By THE BOARD OF EDU-
1877. JANUARY.
On account of the services Of G. w.
Sposner. the superintendent of the ..,
works, 1915: hewlng. getting shin
giles. &C.. 5000: hauling 250,0C0
bricks S225 fertilizers, grass-seed,
&c. 1929. SO carpenters work, ex-
cavation, and shingles, S112.Ss.......S 1,469 II
FEBRUARY.
Publishing the Second Auditors annual
report or the Miller fund for the year,
1875, In . Charlottesville newspaper. SO 90
MARCH.
Lumber furnished for school buildings,
$1,000; cutting 200 oS cords OF wood
freight, $3.50: furnishing CPL apple
trees, digging holes and planiing
same, $l24.26; publishing the Sec
ond Auditors annual report Of the
Miller fund for the year 1876 In the
Richmsnd Wh'g, ssl .;,:,............ 1,sos on
Paid Thomas woodrofe, contractor,
amount allowed for work and mate
1,al on buildings ts ssrv Mass Of
800; cutting 500 cords OF wood,
$500; to the Second Auditor, one
ger cent. on the income OF the fund
passing through his hands TO date, as
directed by Samuel Miller In his will.
$121.30; services and expenses OF
architect, $245.l6; tin for roof or
stable, $500; tin box for safe keep
| Ing of coupons, $2.25................. 2,747 "a
May,
| Services and expenses Of the superin-
tendent Of the works, $14l; 1hoMas
ton Of buildings, ss,sss.07: driil,
brick, s1s7.60; to James H. Mat
thews, fee for examining chancery
| papers In suit Of Richmond and
/ Sork-Riyer Railroad Company 8s.s.g
against Tahb and Marry. trustees,
and making out report, s10....,,., 1855 %
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To which add the following accounts
allowed and ordered by the County
Court or Aibemarle 10 be certified for
payment by the Charlottesville Ma
tional Bank September g and October
4,lS75. and which were paid by said
bank out Of deposits made therein by
the executor as profits OF the estate,
and approved by the Board by their
order Of 10th April, 1877:
For portrait Of 4. NJ. Page. for Miller
SIanual-I Labor School. ....S 3l3 60
To brick for buildings....,,. 1000 nr
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ASA ROGERS, Second Auditor,

ASA ROGERS, 81 cend Auditor,
State Of VirginiG-City Of Richmond-to-mH:
7, +. G.. Morrison. notary public for the city OF
Richmond, In the State Of Virginia. do certify that
Asa Rogers, Second Auditor Of Virginia, personal
" appeared before me In my said city and made oath
that the foregoing account Is true
Given under my hand this 2Slh February, 1873.
+. Ct. MORRISON.
NH 1S-Iaw4wM Notary Public.
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j
~ KIDDER'S PASTILLES,
LEyASSEURE'S TUBES,
81. DIR. PERKINS, FuMIGATOR,
~ BENSON'S ASTHMA CURE,
HIMROD's CURE FOR ASTHMA,
! s ESPIC,S CIGARETTES,
GREEs-MOUNTAIN ASTHMA CURE,
~ DATURA TATULA tEnslishl, sold &C
y 80 :. MEADE & BAKER'S Drugstore,
= NH Is 91a Main street, Richmond, Va,
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TNDIGESTION-DY
wYETH'S PEPTONIC PILLS
of Pepsin and Pancreatiue give immediate relief In
Indigestion. Price so cents. Sold at
MEADE & BAKERS Drugstore,
mil 919 Main street.
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S1l7,496 35

S117,496 35
The average cost of all tho consols purchased by
the Beard is 50 and q fraction per cent, and for
peecrs AZ and fraction.
RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS ON AC-
COUNT OF THE INCOME OF THE FUND
DURING THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER
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s47,209 Gl
December 81, 1S77-BalaEte In the
Treasury to the credit OF the fund. on
account Of Income and profts........ 3.746 81
S3O95f AZ
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And forever guieting the title OF said plain
81 sad esr of hem
said property or any part thereof, and espe-
eially the claim of said defendant, Alexander
Renick, that he has any interest in said lands
by virtue of 3 Judgment obtained by him in
the district court of Lyon county, kAs., On
Sept: 18th. 1873, against Thaddeus II Walker,
interest in said lands by virtue Of Judgment
of said district court in his favor and against
said Walkers and that said defendants, Alex
quired to redeem the said lands from the sale
had under the decree OF said court in the ac-
ton wherein A. g. kimban was plaintiff and
T. H. Walker and others were defendants,
or be forever barred from claiming any inter
est in said lands And the claim Of defendant
Reuben H. farnham to be the owner OF the
claim OF George II. Estabrook 20 own said
virtue Of sale by sheriff Of Lyon County r. Il
the action of Julia A. Goodwill az inst Thad
Il. WALKER In said district ecnrt. and deed
from said Fraker to said Estabrook, and that
said sale be adjudged to have been redeemed
And the claim of James christie to own the
v sec. q, sec = and " = sec $. all IN
Lyon county N action OF Julia A. Goodwill
against said Walker in sail court and dec
/ from SAID sheriff 20 7 c. Fraker, and deed
and George H AstabroOk to James Christse
and thai said sale be adjudged 70 be redeemed
The Slain OF Alexander Taylor to n Z 49,
10 tp. q range IL. by Firtue Of warranty deed.
froIa said Walker to him, dated juile Ieth
lSe0, and NOV. 18th, 1ss9. respectively anf
that said deeds lie adjudged 80 be moftrare-
fully satisfied and discharged
And the claim Of Daniel n. Jones 70 n y q
s = sec. s. tp- Is range II, to have an fnser
est IN said land by virtue OF Agreement NAL
/ with T. H walker dated Get s. Ie59 nns
/ recorded Oct H. lisa In book Is of deeds o.
page ii q records IN register Of deeds orc
Of lyon county. Zaes that said aF1semnnf 3.
til title e aelt land @nd for such oIsez r. ~
Is . ne court 81 sea- mccl anf nfrfzr -
sides costs 4l1LE4E s. EUEnE
A@ a.lstz ~ qEez1tlz
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JUNE 25.-The 1IinOis Republicans
and Ohio Democrats held their State
conventions.-An umher of herders
were murdered by Bannoek Indians,
near Solomon City, Montana. Depre-
dations are also reported near Dead
weod.-A. j. Haley testified before
the Potter committee.-A skirmish
between the whites and party OF In
dian raiders, near JOhnson's Fork, Tex
as, resulted in the death of three Indi-
ans and the reeapture of 100 horses
stolen by the IndiGns.-The eastern
Oregon Indians are said to be ready to
take up arms against the whites
The Berlin Congress will probably
close in ten days. Prince Gortschakoff
made a speech at Wednesdays sitting.
Queen Mercedes, of Spain, is dead.
The news of her death is received with
profound sorrow throughout Europe.
Austrian occupation of Bosnia Is
imminent.
JUNE 25.-Minister NOyes testified
before tile Potter committee. His tes-
timony overtbrows completely the
Dennis and McLinn confcssions.-Tur-
key protests against the Austrian oc-
cupation OF Bosnia and Herzegovina
Tue American delegation to the None
tary conference held preliminary
meeting. Germany has refused to
participate in the convention.
JUNE 29.-The subcommittee to
conduct the Potter investigation at
New Orleans began its sessions. Ex-
Gov. Packard was examined.--A
tunnel explosion near Schwelm, Ger
many, resulted in the death of twenty
seven persons
July IAN affray occurred between
two parties of policemen in east St
Louis, one acting under the direction
of the mayor, the other of the city
council. Two men were killed and one
or two wounded.-$2I,O 900 was stolen
from an express messenger at Paines-
vile, OhiO.--Col. A. Buckner, Of
Elmira, N. Y, shot and killed his wife
and mother-in-laW and committed sui
cide.--Peter E. Stephenson and ThOs
O'Brien, of Chicago, each shot and
killed their wives.-The emperor o
Morocco is dead.--Over 1900 com
munists were pardoned in Paris il
honor of the exposition fete.--The
British Anti slavery Society have petit
toned the European congress to de
clare the slave trade piracy.
July 2--The Greek ministry havt
resigned because of a difference be
tween the Premier and minister o
war--The European congress hai
definitely settled most of the problems
with reference to the re-OrganIzatiOI
of Turkey.-Rioting has been gOini
on at~Marseilles-l26 persons were ar
rested.--The Potter investigation
drags its slow length along at Wash
ingtOn and New Orleans.-The steam
er Capital City was burned at Mem
] phis. Several lives were lost ant
$4,000 worth of property destroyed
The Missouri river is reported high
er than it has been since 1874. Gov
Chadwick, of Oregon, received dis
patch from Canyon City, Oregon, call
ing for troops to protect that pOin
against the Indians.