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The daily gazette., 1879-09-20
AN ENGLISH "a EVASS.
HowA CoURr BEAUTY SECURED VOTES
FOR HER FAvORITEs.

now A CoVBT BEAUTY eECURkD VOTES
FOR HER FAvORITEs.
A writer in an English magazine says
that the exertions Of the Duchess of De-
vonshire, Queen of the Wings, on be-
half OF Fox ats critical state OF the IA
tionably secured his success. The poll
lasted six weeks, and reused unparallel-
ed excitement throughout the country.
As the contest pro ceeded, the King on
the side of the Tories and the Prince OF
Wales on that of the Wings influenced
voters In an unconstitutional and undig-
nified manner. The Prince, after al
tending the King at a review. rode
through Westminster Fox's colors, and
was present ut 2 bang net given 20 Fox
at Devonshire House. "Henceforth, !"
says Earl Stanhope, "the influence of
Carlton House was set up against the in
fiuence of st. James"
The trial of strength, in fact, was not
only between Pitt and Fox but between
King and Prince. While Fox was still
in minority Lord Cornwallis wrote.
"The Duchess of Devon hire is indefati-
gable in her Canvas; she was in the
most blackguard houses in Long Acre
BY eight O'clock this morning." The
their majority. "Westmi nstev goes on
WE'LL" wrote Pitt contemptuously to Will
brrforce, ".n spite of the Duchess OF
Devonshire and the other women OF the
people, Among the people she went
freely, often filing her carriage with
voters whom she carried off to plump
for Fox, and to whom it must have
been a bewil,iering sensation to ride In
ducal eqnipaRe with court beauty.
That beauty, It Is well known, was more
helpful to ner than her rank.
..,A ri Ah
IRISH workman In the mob, ~ could
light my pipe at your eyesl" Her pur-
chase of vote with kiss to o butcher
who would take no other bribe was
freely commented on both with pen and
pencil. A ludicrous sketch was circu-
lated of the Duchess clasping the bnrly
butcher In her arms; another showed
her sitting on FOx's knee to have her
shoe mended in cObbIer's stall and
meanwhile slipping gold into the hands
of the cobbler's wife. Some of the squibs
were too vile to be describ ID, aud snock-
ed Queen Charlotte, to whom they were
accide Dtally sent in a packet Of political
prints. But the Duchess went bravely
on, needless of ridlcule or calumny.
The former she was prepared for, the
latter she could afford to disregard.
"She certainly procured the greatest
part of Mr.. Fox's votes for him." said
Walpole. land though the court party
endeavored to deter her by the most
illiberal and indecent abuse, yet they
could not fix the smallest stain On her
virtue" A third caricature represented
her AS carrying" the Whig candidate
on her shoulders; and the truth Of the
insinuation consoled her for its coarse
ness. The memory of the "Ladies' Can.
vass," a. it was called, long survived its
principal actors. With what effect the
duchess and her friends "rustled theiI
silks in the lowest recesses of sin and
misery" an old elector told Allen, Gun
ningham nearly fifty years after.
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wROJG DOERs,
POLICE PENALTIES AND MAGIsTHRIAL
MULCTINGs.

POLICE PENALTIES AND MAGIsTERIAL
MULCTINGs.
James Reason, colored youth, was
the first prisoner at the police court last
night, and was charged with stealing a
gold ring from Mrs. Annie Barney.
care you guilty James Reason, or not
guilty ?" asked the Magistrate.
81 took it off de table," was the reply.
Mrs. Barney identified the ring aud
testified that the negro was the only one
present when it disappeared.
Joseph Macy testified that the negro
left the ring with him as security for
some cObbler work that lie " as doing for
him.
Reason was held for Court in the sum
of 5000.
Peter Cooper, an old white haired man
who did not deny that he was the great
philantropist was the next prisoner.
Drunkenness was the charge. Peter
told a dOleful tale. He was a Bucks
county Pa, man. A duck scrape had late
ly got him into New Castle Jail. Lacl
of evidence before the Grand Jury hat
got him out of Jail. When he got out h
took drink of wbiskey, in a moment o
temptation. Then he took another. AT
ter while he took still another, and 81
on until he was quite "off his pins" His
plea was effectual and he was given one
hour to get out of town.
A Philadelphia youth who has been
in the habit Of getting drunk and getting
into Warren Harper's wagon to sleep
; was fined 80 cents and costs.
The Mayor this morning fined two
men who had been drunk, so cents and
required them to pay The costs.
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MEDICAL.

The GazETrE is pleased to notice that
Doctor M. Souvielle, the eminent French
pbysioiaa of the New York French Sur
gical Institate, who lately came to Will
mington, is successfully treating some OF
our best citizens for those troublesome
affections such as Catarrah, Asthma,
Bronchitis and lung diseases with won
derful results. A great number are avail
ing themselves of the new process o.
treating such complaints. His throat
and lung Paris Spirometer is said TO bet
tho greatest invention in medical science
of the age His Office is PIG w. Fourth
street.
From the French Monitor We had
be spoken for DIR. Souvielle q brilliant
career in his surgical and medical pro-
fession, but his wonderful Inventive
genius in his construction of bis PARIS
Spirometer, has burst upon the medical
profession like a thuhderbolt from a
cloudless sky. His invention Is timely
one, and willgive the medical scie
an impetus in the treatment or lung
and throat disease which will long be
felt. -n.F
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THEY ARE ALL SOLD.

az am too late for this months draw
ingl" is the tenor of a complaint " hicf
is becoming very general among those
who loiter and walt until the day imme
diately preceding the monthly drawing
of the Louisiana State Lottery Company
which occurs Invariably at New Orleans
on the second Tuesday of every month
The fact is that the integrity with which
every action of this institution is charac-
terized has SO strengthened its reputa
ton that its tickets are sold every month
me days before the drawing, and
therefore any one desirous of investl np
in this manner should suffer no time to
elapse before they correspond with M
A. Dauphln,P. o. Box 692, New Orleans,
or same person at No. 3l9 Broadw ay
New York, relative to the 18th Grand
MONTHLY Drawing, which occurs on Oc-
tober 14th.
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NEW CASTLES HALL.
THE BUILDING OF THE MAsoNB AND ODD
FELLOWS AND THE CORNER STONE
LAYING

THE BUILDING OF THE MAsoNB AND ODD
FELLOWS AND THE CORNER STONE
LAYING.
Specia correspondence Of GAZETTE.
NEW CASTLE, Sept. 20, 1879.
One Of the greatest events of New
Castles latter days will be the laying Of
the corner stone Of the new hall now In
course OF erection by the Lodges of Ma
sous and Odd Fellows of this place. he
occasion will Oe on Monday, 18th inst,
and the day will be q gala one for or
town.
On that day special trains will be run
from Wilmington and other points, and
It IL expected that many members OF
both orders will come over. As the
building IL built Jointly by the two Or
ders each will hold separate ceremonies
on the laying of the corner stone.
The Masons will bold the ceremonies
at noon ,and they will be quite imposing.
Prominent members Ofthe Grand Lodge
Of Pennsylvania have been invited, and
are expected to be present. The cere-
monies Of the Odd Fellows will take
place at 3 O'Clock in the afternoon.
When completed the building will be
the finest in New Castle. The ground
plan will be 55xlOO feet, and 1t viii be
three stories high. The first floor will
consist Of two stores, with back offices.
The second floor will be devoted to one
large room for public meetings. The
third floor will contain two large rooms,
one for each of the lodges. The building
will be surmounted by cupalo, the peak
of which will be one hundred and six
teen feet from the ground. 1t is caicu-
lated that the work will be done By June
LIST
In order to allow their employees an
opportunity to attend the ceremonies,
this proprietors of the Tasker Iron
Works have concluded to suspend Work
although they are very busy at present
Many Of the workmen belong to the
iOdges
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ENGLISH WORKMEN IN WILL
l. MINGTON,

from England, just arrived in this coun-
try, came down to Wilmington, and OBJ
tained employment In the South Will
mington rolling mill of the Diamond
State Company. He wrote back to Eng
land for q fellow workman, and last
week the Company addressed letters to
some six or eight of the young mans
friends in England, guaranteeing
rapidly has the iron business brisked up
of late, that 1t is difficult to obtain
sufficient number of workmen to keep
all the orders going, The depression of
business IN England is causing large
numbers of iron workers there to come
to this country where they readily find
9mplOyment.
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HORSE SHOE MACHINES

Al the South Wilmington rolling mill
of the Diamond State Company, are
three machines, used for the manufac-
ture of horse shoes. The first machine
cuts the bar iron into pieces of required
length, and forges il with the necessary
seams and nail holes. The second ma
chine smooths the pieces. The third
machine takes the pieces Of iron, turns
them into the proper shape, and makes
the frogs on the ends. The shoe is then
turned out, ready for use. A number Of
orders have been received, and the ma
chimes are now kept busy, turning out
about one thousand per hour.
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THAT "FRUIT BOAT"

3 The vessel built by firm in this city
for some unAnOwn purpose, which start
ed for her unknown destination short
TINS ago, and while on her way broke
her pump and had to put into thus city
for repairs, seems to meet with great
many misfortuRes. Yesterday while
steaming up to Clayton's coal yard, to
take on coal she ran aground, but was
soon gotten off without any material
damage. This morning part of the crew
left, they not being satisfied to 60 out In
the vessel
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THE ..PIERREPOyT."
A LIBEL FILED AGAINST THE MARY
MORGAN.

LIBEL FILED AGAINST THE MARY
MORGAN.
A libel was yesterday filed in Phila-
delphia on behalf of John X. Tygert and
others, owpers of she steam barge Pier
repont, her tack9, &c, against the
steamstug Mary Morgan. The libel sets
forth that The Pierrepont left the port Of
Smyrna, Del, on the 9th Of August,
loaded With produce, and that W hen she
had passed Fort Delaware four or five
hundred yards the steam tug was seen
approaching; that the Pierrepont kept
on her course, while the Mary Mogan
charged her course twice and was there
by brought into collision with the Pier
repont, sinking her and causing loss ol
$500. No answer has yet been filed.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-20

! a. ,De newspapers in the inter
!, Jobu Sherman talk so much
[t,h,r silver dollars in circulation
| y little about getting gold dol
|s,ul,uon? Would II not be as
! n, Secretary of the Treasury
I,be clerks and government en-
L.jd in gold9 Or, is gold TO DC
1 bOudholdcrs only? Certainly
10 beg so hard for government
u,u,s will not object to taxing
.ut. Of their salaries in silver
I, not keep the silver and pay
the more convenient coin II
Ii It, and have it put in clrcula-
sus the people? They want
silver; and there Is no sense or
forcing two much of either
nOple. To do so is OF ly car
\ a foolish political deception
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BEING FIXED UP.

Workmen are now engaged in fixing
up the large hot house in the rear
Of the Delaware railroad office, corner
Water and French streets, this city.
The flowers that are planted at the va
rious stations along the p, W. Il B. and
d. r. R., will be taken up and placed
In the house until next spring. if-
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THE STATE FAIR.

The people of wilmington should not
forget that the opening day of the State
Fair at Dover is draw ing very near. 1t
will open on Monday 22d inst, though
the fair proper will not open to sight
seers until the next day, and will con-
tinue until the 26 inst, as has already
been published, from time i'll these col
ums. The fair will far surpass any that
has ever been held in the Peninsula, and
for special attractions will exceed the
pennsylvania State Fair.
The railroad fare t6 Dover, including
admission to the grounds, will be $l.7O.
The tickets will hold good until the fol-
lowing Monday.
NOT SATISFIED.
Not satisfied with the decision of Es-
ouire Cole in the cases of County Con-
stables Hickman and Brooks, who were
charged with neglect OF duty In not ar
resting a number Of alleged Illegal
voters for whom warrants were issued,
a party presented the case to the Attorney
General yesterday. He Informed the
party that he would take no action in
the matter, as the charges. had already
been dismissed.
"A RENEWED LIFE.
Conaro, the great author, became
broken down dispeptic at the age of
forty, but by sober and temperate life
enioyed good health till nearly one hun
dred. II he could used Flagg's Liver
and Stomach Pad /. would have a'ded
fifty years to his long life. Office No. 7
Il. Fifth street. tt
AN AUCTION OF JEWELRY.
Mr.. Thomas M. Ogle the popular auc-
tiopeer at No. 500 Market street will on
Sept %, 23, "a and % hold public auc
tion of diamonds gold watches, chains
and fine gold jewelry, at 10 and 7 O'Clock.
Rare bargains can be secured at this
place. Every article is guaranteed as
represented.
Important TO Mothers
Mrs. Wins,c VS. Soothing Syrup is the
only thing that mothers can rely upon for
theIr children, IL corrects acidity OF the
stO Omach, cures wind COLO, regulates the
b, ,Wels and gives rest, health aha comfort,
10 mother and child. During the process
Of teething its value rs incS,Suaode. ,nSa u ~
and allays all pain, thereby giving rest 10
me child and coinfor TO the mother:-
Twenty-Five cents bottle. marlb-lyeod I
.Mr. Tilden had his revenge yesterday.
His broadside delivered against Cyrus
F,s,d had the effect of knocking Elevat-
ed Railway stocks down few points
parhans Uncle Sammy will take aivan-
.age OF the market to buy in again.
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guilty 6assttGt

la the
4 ur.- We stated III. IN s,,, ."1
!. Yesterday, as our readers .n .ssn sm
T., the opinion that haa T.asen osen
~, ss.i Oh .h.. day from Lon, h0n1Iu Iu
|'s p. vas a deficiency Of ,s,,",r,s,' wneat Ill
',.,p VII, at producing eoun',.s,' ',.. ns .
~ there would necessarily .s.a DC =
b s..a.lua,. We did not IL .ne'' u
II would follow so s0e, ..n,,.
mi We were early tins mo'","s ,s
|, 4, m ,Braudywine mill to raise ou'
|ssn sl.ls to sl'l' ,. for shess, ,s,.
,bs second rise in '.a wheA. '",a
tn. news will be cheering ~
,..d.r, Of the GAZETTE anu
\. more pleasure in comlnun', III.
4, new, to our farmers Una" W.
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FINE SHEEP,

John O'Byrne, Esq, of this city .prides
himself on raising fine sheep. He re-
marked this morning at the depot, that
he had the finest sheep in the State
He is going to ship them to the State
Fair, at Dover, which commences on
Tuesday next, ahd he feels confident
thai they will take the prize.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-20
AXE Clri vs. PHILADEI,-
PHlA. .t-.


PHlA. sst- .
ikiIED ChOQuET MATCH.
lAe last month or so the ~ veral
als Vroquet clubs have been
!le Championship, and clubs
W. Of The city have visited the
lns Lemon Hill Club to com
inter State championship.
*Ven games was yesterday
'sssn ssa the Delaware City Gro
W Delaware, and the Lemon
u'nat ci'v, on the old bill
'h Lemon Hill, III Paramount
usu was in good conditic n and
sese Witnessed by a large
assss' johnson and Barbour
an',,epresented the Lemon
Sas ,sn. ~ WIN. Anderson and G.
" ", r,a Ins Delaware City Club.
splay was excellept and ali
'sIe ", played in an unusually
ni ine nome club won the first
~TlSu'ss, TN0 wh'tewashlug / til, ir
|,ms ,ne ,t a9,es were turned In
sas, a me Della wareans scoring
exactly the .ame Tina h.s,
NJ, ,3,sI SsInltewashing their oppo.
,sS, sS,'a ., asd = fourth games re-
sss.'essash, s.ass being finished Iii in
ssoad ron. 10 43 minutes. ~
is,. Ssue s was scored to the credit
~ v", :, 10Th 70 of the Lemon Hi
p,.d Msae ~ basket coming home.
Ina s ~ ~ N I'M autes. In the con.
cersd : me se. series, the Lemon
|hsi, |h' 0a1 aioarth victory IN 81
Ayd' Tbpp opponents being again
~ ps,, mayed in Delaware City
The daily gazette., 1879-09-20
ALARGE CONSIGNMENT,

Twill receive a consignment of cook
and parlor stoves, and a general assort-
ment of hbuse furnishing goods to be
sold at auction at No. 5O6 Market streat,
between n the 1st and 10th Of October
next. Due notice will be given Of the
day aud time Of sale. Thomas M. Ogie,
auctioneer.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-20
|sa |raslle Ledger.
LF5 MnuS

,,. " "kECKING SHIPS.
ss,ml account see os \ N the Ledger of
i t,sst, ~ . Il is my opinion iH'p'fing ling
i,sssia.,w sSa whale. / have heard saa,
stsdT t,sdTtial ~ Instances of vessa1s esa,S
sunk. W !, whales, but of oiS onIS
d XVI, x,s , !. " was the Essex. '"'S
I cav s.s . ,sda,I whaling vessel, and.
u, ssale. ss'l. The whale hsiIseatofef eot N,,i
,.issa .sisSs,a@Ting ming with great sat Vs' ye
y, Ii her, 'Nf !, vessel, wss. shaking
s,ls SUNK iipssd imSi,,,Ygp again struck
b ails,Sosat,. sSs boats. The The'a1e,y, ~hayIo Ths dIs
s,trssrSards !, to attack ,bem saa
Isa'' a'ibpssI'' bsI Francis Sn ViscRSmn'' rRem'
The daily gazette., 1879-09-20
Coroner's Inquest.


Yesterday afternoon, Coroner Butz,
held an inquest over the body of Fletcher
Saddler, two-weeks old colored child,
whose mother lives over Third street
bridge.
The jury rendered verdict of death
from 'natural causes"
IGNORED THE BILL,
The Grand Jury yesterday ignored the
bill agai INST James Darragh, who was
charged with Illegal voting. Darragh
was held in the sum OF $500 by Esquire
Cole, for voting Illegally In the Western
Precincts o. the Fifth and Third Wards
Departed.
Barnuln's advertising car, which arri-
we'd in this city yesterday morning, left
last evening on the 7.20 train for Phila-
delphia. While the car remanded in this
ity it was visited by hundreds of persons.
.t PERSONAL.
Mr.. Samuel Casperson, milk agent OF
the p. w. s. B. 4. R., is quite i'll at his
residence. t+
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A RUMOR.

1t is rumored that a steamboat will be
placed on the liae between this city and
Philadelphia, to take the place of the
FELTON,, which has stopped running.
The boat is the Geo. r. Kelsey, of New
York.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-20

hIEuL AND ORNAhENTAL.-
Indebted to the lady of tue Rev.
| Person, of NJ. Pleasant M.
kh for a beautiful bouquet form
ht and deep red coxcolnbs, vase
grasses. They were the pro-
pf her garden, and are larger
u in color than anything Of the
have heretofore seen. For
n they can hardly be excelled.
q was from the Patent Office.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-20
ADvENTIsM Us. SPlRITUAL1sM

To morrow morning, at the room of
the Liberal League, 2l9 King street, at
1880 o'clock, will be discussed, "Has
Christianity a refining influence, as
shown by experience" In the evening
at II o'clock, j. B. Welsh will review
the sermon delivered last Sunday by El-
der Kramer, "Doss the Bible teach Splr.
itualism The public are invited.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-20
Departed.
PERSONAL

The bad effect of imprudence in eating
and drinking are speedily removed, and
the depression following eating IS quick
ly banished by the use of DR.. Bulls Bal
timore pills.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-20

dentood that the suit to test
nationality of the greeEb backs
pee the resumption Of spe cie
will come up in the Supreme
b month.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-20

aih from yellow fever OF NJ RI.
Christmas, only daughter of
Clhrk Games, at Warrenton,
u not, it is hoped, give that llti-
sher a cause Of action for DANA
the State Of North Carolina.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-20
kssta.A CUE AT HOME.
~ special despatch Of ves.

isssuaaSsss Suass sprasue is at ,o,
s@sIn thar h Is understood s,ns viii
been said not not going to Eu.
ssS,s.s She ''ass has her Sssd depa,, ,.
at via t,asi her petition Se1S for WIN ,ha
rsst, ttes Sssfo,,aa IN providee9nue,ss de9u,s'nly ny
1. '''s the Chief Jus. 1n
II ,;|,sr'ss's'ss'ss &c C. "a .Aa! nasswooaa
s.dss asss ,SNh Chief Justice ustplceses Ts,i!y BY
f. ss;s g. ' sss s'ss' lss asF 10 iSo%s sS.ss 20
with her. "S ner three
The daily gazette., 1879-09-20
BrisrLessls.'
Will it rain?

Wilt rain9 a-e..'i ii.'.i' --.''' ~ |. - -
Peach shipments are nearly otsr. .on1e
nineteen q car loads Game up the Delaware
day. lfFT ~ ~ -
\, 1he Little Duke atthe Opsfa Houss %
Monday evening. ID. d 9sil'T sd- ~
Reed birds at Fullnsrs 508 Narkst. ,9s
,.;a a good market this morning, ,anA nAes
The corner stone of the New Uo1xt
House will soon be laid. win . oaso111 "
MES? VIZ 7T7-e,
Reed birds at Fullmer's sos Markst.
The Delaware Fire Company, has 4
good fire dog. =. :" Tr1'' tna,iEVg
The Board of Education msets On y
Monday evening. -, :. /,
salt oysters ct Fullmer's.
Two drunks were the only cases bsforo
the Mayor this morning. ecl 9.
Court has adjourned SINE DEE. az ~
The new democratic club held aneak
Ing last evening but transacted NO pub.
lie bust ness. - r'.inSJi57I " ~
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where TO get Key West Cigars

where 10 get key Wost O1gwrs
Smith sells the finest Key West cigars
in the market. 4 for %, 3 for 25, 2 for
25 and straight for 10 cents made from
the finest selection of Havana leaf al
the Club de Yste Factory, Key West,
Florida Call at 1921 Market street direct
ly opposite The Opera House.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-20

sps The ,u ,oiGARs, &C.
'asss. '00accO in the oity. y.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-20

|ns'ylyanla State FAIR closes
The daily gazette., 1879-09-20

1t is said that very rich lead minas
have been discovered in the vicinity a,
Spoonville, in Clark and Hot SPRINGS
counties, Arkansas. &is q ~ fS ''1''T'
The daily gazette., 1879-09-20

AAS 80 A|"J VI WV SoA, a. IL, xot0s 81
at O'Clock, p. m, all that valuable farm Z !.
containing about one hundred AMI nv
acres of land situated In BrapdyvinS
Hundred, New Castle county snd 0iafe n
Delaware, within three miles OF the SItV
Of Wilmington, on the road leadinR frosS
the Concord turnpike TO Reckland ,Oound-
ed BY lands Of E. !. DUPONT, de NemoUrs
q Co., Abraham Husbands. Thos. Hns'
bands. Benjamin Haley, Norris ,Wiiesn. !.
William " ilson and Hugh Stirlin9. =
The buildings consist OF q stone d vel, sn~
house stone barn and suitable 0utbuissis H. y
The soil is naturally good and Is In \ hiSS
state OF culLlvatioa, apd the Lard & Vssi
watered. Inere ls good school In the
nominations are near the propesty,
Any person desiring to see tha rron.-<v
may call on Francis Petitd ennaneeI S,s, -.
premises. Terms easy and ma13c ~ -; ~
at time OF sale on the premises. =
JOS. PETITDENANGE.. 81 ai enf
| FRANCIS PETlTDEN AN0E.
| L. ". Stidham q Son, auc. Execns~r
! sep1l- -3twaltd#
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-03-16
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Tn the DISTRICT COURT OF THE
1 Ninth Judicial District Of the State Of Ne.
vAdA. In aud for the County Of Eho.
In the matter OF the estate OF PETER REAR.
DOS. deceased.
Notice 10 hereby given by the undersigned
Margaret Reardon: Administrators. Of the
estAIs of Peter Resrdnn. deceased. to the cred.
itors 81 and all persons having claims against
said deeaased. ~ sIhibit them. with the nsess.
AIRY vouchers. ~ thin ten months After the
nrst publication Of this notice. 20 the said Al.
minisirAtriT NJ her residence In Ruby VALLEY,
Elko county. State "f SrVHdA-
MARGARET LOS. Administrative
OF the ertste Of Peter Rearion, dea~eA,ed,
Dated this 2Oth dAy OF November. 1874. ~
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-03-16

TX THE NATTER or THE EsTATE or
i william N. STAFFORD, Deceased.
Httcs IL hereby given that the undersigned,
administration Of tho estate % william 81. Stat.
ford. deceased. TO tho creditors ~. aud all per.
tnns k.-ins claims against ntc Ea!d deceased.
IN exhibit them with The necessary yOucbes,
within ten months after tho hrst publication III
thls hoiicc, 70 the said hdministrator a. his
BtaLo Of Nevada.
IsAAC YRATEg,
Administrator 81 tho estate Of william m,
8tkffofd, deceased.
n. q. Street, Attorney for Estate.
Dated At Eiko, fcb. 5tth, 1879. f7lIv