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Daily Republican., 1879-01-15

A few DAYS ago discussion took
place between business man of tins
city and county constable, the bust
ness man r-inarAng that the Justice
was a bad man aud was unfit to hold
his position. The constable here sta
ted that l,e knew Of trick that be was
guilty of that was sufficient to throw
him out of his Office; he said that very
recently u person complained TO the
Squire of having bought End drank II
glass of ale in one of our prominent ho
trls ON Sunday; the Squire sent for
the proprietor Of tn" hotel and in
formed him Of tue complaint that had
been lodged with him, when an ar
rangement was made Ivy tho 'Squirr
and the notel proprietor that nothing
would he done with the case on the
hotel man paving the Justice Of tn
P.ac. $40 as hush money. The busi-
ness man said that he was inclined t.
doubt the story, but was finally con
vinced of tn. t-uthfulness OF the case
on seeing the 80 hush money receipt.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-15
Restored TO Complete Eicalih.
BROOKS, Me-, Sept. Z, - [


Dear Sr--From early youth was in
feeble health, troubled with hunor III
my blood, weakness and debility OF the
system generally was unable to labor
much, and only at some light business,
and then onl y with great caution.
Seven years ago, the past Spring, |
had a severe attack If dlpthrria, W .jch
left my limhs paralyzed and useless, so
was unable to walk or even sit up
Noticing thu advertisement Of PERUVIAN
SYRUP, | conc ciuded to give it a trial,
and to my great joy soon found my
health improving. continued the u.s.
of the SYauP until three bottles had
been used, and was restored to COM
plrte health, and remain SO to this day.
| attribute my present health entirely
to the use of PERUVIAN SYRUP. and hold
il in high estimation. cannot speak
too highly in its praise. have several
times recommended it IN cases very
similar to my own, with the same good
results. Yours trul y,
CHARLES +. PEARCY.
Sold by dealers generally.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-15
Take Care Of Your Eyes.

Those Of our readers who have weak
eyes and need glasses should not fail
o call on Prof. Charles Itali-, the Viii
mington optirian, at No, 2ls Markr'
street. We feel safe in saying that the
Professor, from his eleven years expert
rnre, thoroughly understands the eyes,
and being a practica workman. h" pre-
parps the glass to suit the failings OF
tn. eye, and ne has supplied a numb"I
If our best citiz-ns with glasses, all o
" hom speak in the highest ter.ns Of h.,
rclirf they have received from the use
If his glasses. Go and convince your.
4pl vps
Daily Republican., 1879-01-15
NEW ADvERTISEMEN Q.
.FFICE OF NJ. M. CHILD,
REAL ESTATE BROKER.
NO.4 WEST SEVENTH STREET.
Exchange Building,

Exchange Building.)
offer tor sale the following described dwell
llngs, situated In Wilmington:
No. IA large, double. two and half stone
house, with two and n half story back build
| lnys, with large front, side and back yard.
and all the modern Improvements, with hand
some terraced font
No. IA fine 8 story brick dwelling on 9th
street near Washington, modern improve.
lnents, larve eide yard, good location.
No 3.-Bcant.ul three story brick, with 3
story back build nys, and Ohio gray stone cor
ners, situated on Delaware Avenue, contain
my Is rooms. in good order, with the m dern
improvements.
No "A large 3story brick. with s-stnry
| back building situated at No 1913 Delaware
| Avenue. in complete order. with all modern
| Improvements. Terms easy and possession 1t
| once.
| No. 5.-Three 3-st0ry bricks on v ashington
street, between 10Th and lS;h. with all the
| modern improvements, with front. side and
| back yard, and heautiiul portlcos in front.
No. 6.-Five two-story BRICKS with twO-st0Yy
back buildings, with modern conveniences,
situated on Lombard street above 10TH Terms
| accommodating, new and complete.
No. -Four new 2-story brick houses ON
Walnut street between llth and 18th. 1erms
accommodating,
No. s. Fine 3story brick dwellifg, No. 2o1
West street. with modern improvements, pOs-
session at once.
No. 9.--Largc 3 story brick dwelling, with
all the modern improvements, in complete
order. situated on Market rect between 18th
and 18th; lot 100 feet deep.
No. lO.-Brick stable on West 18th street
near Market In good order with good yard
back.
NO ll.-Lot with green house thereon, at
the northwest corner Of Delaware Avenue and
jefferson streets.
NJ" l2-Fine and a half story brick with
story back buildings. situated on Market
street between Sth and 9th md door above
Masonic Temple, with all modern cpnvenien-
ces, also IL stable on King street, on the back.
end Of lot. SllGn i'd loo ion i"r physician.
No. l3.-Three-stVry brick. No. yO7 Market
street. lot extending through to Shipley ST.,
(woud take smaller house in part payment II
location would sui.)
No. l4-Cunvcuient 2.stOry brick No. ILL
Tituail street.
No. ID hree-story brick, rooms, No.
Jefferson street.
No lS.-rhrre,story brick with modern i'm
provemen =, No. TJ2 Tatnall street.
No H,-lhree story brick, No, 704 Tatnau
street.
No lS.-Two.story brick on Union street
mar Lowering avenue.
No. l9.-Two two,stOry bricks on Lowering
avenue near Lincoln.
No. .0.-Frlme house in N"DOwellville.
No. @l.-~plcndid dwell ng on Washington
above Tenth, with front or,l and yard, in
excellent order. Also M ny others both east
and west Of Market .trcet.
FOR RENF.
n. NJ Child offers for rent the following
dive lings:
No. s4J Market street.
ll0t Jefferson street,
1877 Delaware avenue,
12u3 delaware avenue,
- 2U2 Vest street,
" III Jeff rfOr street,
S2S Washington street.
App.yto NJ. NJ. CHILE,
No. 4 West Sereuth street.
declS wed&sat-l2td
Daily Republican., 1879-01-15
A bishop Ia u Guam Diary.

Bishop simpson was about to begin
bis lecture 10 fore the Yale theological
students the other day, when he was
Seen to pause and look for something.
Young gentlemen" he said, 81 find
myself il the position Of the preacher
who was informed hy lady that third.
!y had flown out of the window A
part of his Ms. was missing, md while
lroIrssor Fisher went Away to searrl,
''r 1t, the Bis ,op entertained his aud
1ence with a half-hours talk on Pr-si
''nt Lincoln. Then the MS. appeared,
and the lecture began.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-15
FIRST EDITION.

THR Gazette In column editorial
Yesterday did not refuts single word
of what v. said the day before as to
how the war debt Of Delaware was cre-
atcd but simply charges theREPuBlIcAS
with harboring animosities against
Democrats, and with desire to keep
the State from being reimbursed by the
General Government that thereby our
children might not be educated. We
agree that New York city during the
rebellion gave some trouble to the Gov
ernment, but the city was in a loyal
State, under loyal Legislature, with
Morgan The war Governor at the head,
and the State poured out money, with
out stint to equip regiments, pay boun-
tie; 10 induce men to volunteer, and to
supp'rt the wives and children of vol
unteers. 4he comparison OF the Cdsette
is unfortunate. 70 give its Argument
some force We would ask 1t to publish
a single instance when Delaware ever
gave a dollar to equip regiment, to
pay bounty to volunteers, or to give
even a cup Of cold water or crust OF
bread to the wives and children OF the
soldiers. /. is true the Gdzetfe did lead
in exposing the frauds which were
practictd by some Of the conseript Off
GERS, neither do We deny that such
fauds were practiced; the Gazette was
already with hatful Of bricks to SHE
at the hea Is Of Union Officers no matter
whether they were honest or dishonest,
and the brick was always thrown not
because they were dishonest. so much
as because they were Union soldiers.
The Gazette was then as now " Faithful
and fearpsssn in its advocacy OF every.
thing which favored the rebellion.
FRANCIS MURpllY has brought his tenn
perance work in Ii-w York to close.
During its continuance twenty five
thousand persons signed the pledge.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-15
A Complaint.

A correspondent wants to krow why
the scholars from No. 4. school, cannot
get along agrreahly with the telchrr-
Of No. |, and complains that the teach
ers of the latter give no encourage
,nent to the scholars of No. ! in conse-
quell"r Of which some have left school.
This is about the substance of the com.
liant, whether we'll founded or no
Va do not know, but we agree with
'One int"r--trd," who says teacher,
should have patience, but while teach
RS should bs patient, parents should
also have respect for teachers.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-15
A SAD DEATH.
A Doctor Takesso too Much MOrphia,
and Dies suddenly.

Special to the Republican.
DOVER, Jan. IA, 1879.
The community here this evening
vas startled with the announcement OF
the sudden death of DR.. Shoemaker,
which occurred in his Ufli,e, on King
street, across from tn. NJ. L. Church,
about quarter past seven o'clock, this
evening. The Doctor bad been suffer
ing flom physical pr"stration, tut no
avprrh-uslons were had of anything Sc
rluus. He went TO his office as usual
in the afternoon, and at III. time above
mentioned he WAS found dead. lie was
carri, d to his boardil Z house shrr. Il
medicalexamnation is now being held.
The Doctor was young man. and W Is
unmal ried. The general suppo,ition is
that he died from an overdose Of NOR
phia. THE amount said to have been
taken by him Within the past twelve
hours reached Is, 900 drops.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-15

A Branch Office has been established
at No. 42O Market street, i. 5. X. But
Ter, Resident Agent, where subscrip-
ions and advertisements will he re-.
c"ived. and all business in connection
with the paper transacted. JOHN W.
FoRyEy, Editor and Proprietor, Seventh
and Chestnut Streets, Philadelphia.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-15
Conversational.

In the L. ;. Senate, Tuesday, vari
Gus Wills, Of no great Importance, were
introduced aui r"'errrl. |. Mr.. Davis,
Of W. Va, called up his ricuIuIa,
resolution, aud spoke III support OF IT,
after wLich it was laid over. Several
lX,cutive com,nuDIcatior were rcc"iv-
ed, and the Patent hili was considered
After an executive session the Senate
adjourned.
In thu House, 4 conference report OF
III" Military Academy brli was agreed
t.. The Mexican Pension i'll wa, con
,dorcd. Mr.. Willis, Of KY, from the
Committee on Education and Labor,
reported the Iill to restrict Chinese i'm.
nj ration. 1t was order ii 20 be print
"! ana rerounlttni, the Committee
o"ing given leave to report it back on
the 2Sth inst. hdjourned.
The senate Yesterday conlirmcd l..
Isadfori Prince, Of New York, as
laIrf Justice for New Mexico; Henry
Hudd, cf Arkansas, Indian Agent for
!Ioopa Valley Agency in California,
and the following southern Claims Com
Nlssiohrrs: James b. Howell, OF Iowa ;
orange Ferris. Of New York, and Asa
A. Adds, Of Vermont.
The President Yesterday nominated
". II. II. Clay ton to be U. S. Attorn-
ey for Western Arkansas.
yesterdays Cabinet meeting Secr"-
'ary Sherman read letters from Mr.. Hill
h0use and other Assistant Trpasnrers,
,howing that more gold is coming INTO
I'll" Treasury than is going out, the
F"ople having a preference for green
backs. The President announced the
rc,ignation of Judge Olin, but no SUI
v"ssor was agreed on.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-15
Special Men.tOn.

A. ". Qnigg, at the N. +. cor. of 9th
and Shipley streets, has large supply
of stoves, heaters aud ranges.
Do you want pure drugs at low
prices? Mclnall's is the place, I'd and
Market streets.
Han ikerchief Extracts, by the hottie
or in any quantity, at Taylor 4 Flu Ter.
TOMS, Apothecaries, 302 King street,
Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-15

Telling ON Them.
A man just released from New Castle
where he his been confn-d for some
time. states that before the late elect N
he resided n VI ln-r's court, wh-rs the
democrats Of this city brought six men
TO hoard with him until election day.
They brou Ght tax receipt for each Of
Il Q oolrders and voted each of theIs,
hut they forgot to pay their board al
though faithful promises were made
to do 50.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-15

An attack lay wolves in the streets OF
an American VILLAGE is an unusual 0c-
ar Miner. of Josrlyn, Minn. Five of
U'~e animals sprang at his horse and
'rI"d To get into his WAGON, but his
ao1 coming up diverted the attention Of
0'r ANNALS, who Immediately seizrd
|'1ldr"n, Vho w-r" with him, at i-ngIh
m"nsh, assistance by their inceasant
Shouting.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-15
Religions.

A cordial invit,tion is extended to
all persons to attend revival s,rvices
IN the Household of Faith church this
evening at 7.30 o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-15
AFTERNOON session.

House rrasseGbIrd at 3 o'clock.
Mr.. Needles offered joint resolution
requiring certificates Of the election OF
joint. W. Han made ont, and di5tribu
ted to different authorized parties to re
crlv- thrm.
Mr.. Dean from the committee on
c aims. oiirre a report upon the bill Of
printing, binding and arranging vol
unr ID of toe laws Of Delaware, which
report favored the reducing ofS-cr-tary
Grubb's claim from S215 to $500. With
this reduction the bill was approved
ana passed.
tn. same duty had been performed
hy other gentlemen holding the posi-.
tlnn Of 5.,r"t"rv for 800. Mr.. Gruhl
mad" this reduction in Difference to
wishes of the conmi tee, and as N eX-
ample to be followed by others vino
may be desirous to aid in this move
men for r-trenchment.
Mr.. ilnu, on ln"n offered joint res
nlution ins'ructing the committee no.
to subpoena any witnesses against VIM.
Fisk Townsend, unlli said William
Fisk Townsend has been notified. Adup-
lcd.
Mr. Conoway then withdrew his mo-
ton far re consideration of the vote
by which the motion to appoint joint
committee to investigate the charges
a.ailst VIM. Fisk Townsend was pass.
ed.
[This motion Of Mr.. Needles had been
made in the morning; but point OF
order being made the Speaker asked
until the afternoon to consider
Mr. Needles offered an application OF
John X. Taylor for divorce. from BnIa
lnr Taylor his wife.
The clerk OF the Senate ent red and
rotitird the House that the Senat. hai
failed to concur in the Joint resolution
'orbidding any subpDnas being Issued
in the case against WIN. Townsend.
Mr. Houston offered petition from
W. :. Baker asking for divorce from
his wife Betsy Ann Baker.
Mr.. Cannon gave mott . that he would
apply for an act of incorporation for
Rassaka'um Tribe No. Is, |. U. X. N
Of Laurel. Adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-15

Quick time. Kellrr's Roman L,niment
cures neuralgia in 3 to II hours. Lunl-
baso in half day. Burn. aud scalds
i'm an hour or two. Price 50 cents.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-15
Fish.

| have now opened fish tall in th,
King street market, No. 81 King street
with all kinds of fresh fish. Give me
call. WIN. ENNELL.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-15
,NtI OND EDITION
seass ~ sn~ ahePmOsMeper. "
ar Tht REpuBLIcAs OFFICE Jan. IL,
O'Clock. 10 O'Clock. Il u'..i.,s
25 "a 3e
Iile weather.

. TIE weather.
War Department, Ofice of the Chief
Signal Officer, Washington, D. c., Jan.
Is, A. NJ.
Indications for Wsdnesday-For the
Middle Atlantic St tes and New Eng
land, rising barometer, coor north
west winds, clear or partly cloudy
weather.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-15

An excellent bust Of Mr.. Bayard Tay-
,,'r, tn" work OF Mr.. W. VI. Swavnr.
"as been placed in the Library at Ken.
nett Square.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-15
Elliott, Johnson E. Co.,
WILMINGTON, DEL,
Offer for sale Y. s. per cent. Bonds at Cur
rent Rates.
WILMINGTON, DEL

We would call tha attention of investnn
and corporations to the RAJ lidlty with which
the sos are now beng CD led, and the de-
sIrabiliiy o. ex;han.ins item while pre-
mi iun can be obtained.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-15
INAUGURATION DAY!
REDUCED RATES!

On TU ESDAY, Jl uary q, tickets will b.
sold at all stat Ons ia delaware at Reduced
Rates tn Dover good 10 return on all regular
trains January Il and ~
GEORr + A DADMUN
jnl4-6t Genera Tick It Agent.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-15

tary was instructed 10 notify the senate
that tn. House was ready to receive
them in joint session, to consider mat
tiers pertaining TO the iatI election, a.
any time which they may deem fit.
By r-solutian from Mr.. Doran that
portion of the Governors message re
latng to fines and punishm.nts was re-
ivrrrd to til. committee On revised
statutes.
The clerk of the Senate entered and
CAV. notice that the joint resolution to
investigate chargcs Of neglect Of duty
and immortality against w. Fisk Town
s4nd, had been concurred in and that
Mrssrs. Rnst and Hopkngs had been
appointed on the part OF the Senate.
MIR. Houston "ilers the following:
Resoired, That W. Flax Townsend be
furnished with Il cooy of the resolu-
t,ons entitled joint resolution Of two
on The part of the Senate and three on
the part Of the House to investigate
rharges of immortality and neglect o!
duty, which passed this Hons" IN Mon.
lay, the 18th inst and with a copy Of
the PETITION on which said resolution
was based
ReSoired, That all testimony by the
committee appointed to make the inves-
tigation mentioned in said resolution
shall b. under oath or Affirmation. and
before any testimony shall b. taken
by said committee the said Tow nsend
shall have at last five days motto" of the
time and place of meeting of said
committee, and shall be- furnished with
the names and resi- encrs of the wit
nesses to be examined against him, and
that he shalt have full opportunity by
himself or counsel Of summoning and
examining any Witnesses he nay de.
sire before said committees, and Of be-.
ing heard by himself or counsel.
After considerable discussion it was
made a Joint resolution and adopted.
At lll5 both branches went into
joint ion to consider the vote cast
at the last State election.
TnE GUBERNToRIAL VOTE.
The following il the vote as ascpr-
tains through reference to the authen-
ticat-d returns:
New CASTLE COUNTY,. w. Hall,
5000, K. J. Stewart, GI5; c. Fehiger, 80;
&. c Torb-rt, &; Thomas Hatch, =;
Henry DUPONT, .; w. G. Davis, /; A.
Brack Starr,l Henry Dur-, l; Thomas
Johnson, ]; L"ander +. Rlddl". /; Sam.
Hawkins, |; FL Crozi-r, il. T. Cause,
=; Jesse X. Baylis-. !; J. NJ. Dunn, 8;
Lewis Thompson, 3; {. u. Gallagh-r,l !;
James Pyle /; David l.. Virtue. !; J. e.
Prettyman, 2; Cyrus Pyle, !; Il. X
Crawford, !; John Palmer, ,; J. b.
Murphy, |; John +. Williamson, !;
Benz. +. Booth, 5; Slmucl Silver, !;
Warren Barnahy, /. Total number OF
votes $3.50. Halls majority over all
4,274.
KENT COUNTY,. W. Hall, 2.20s: K
]. Stewart, 33; W. u. Clark. ]: Dr.
Isaac Jump, |; DR.. Henry Kidpley, 3;
n. b. Smirh-rs. !; J. i. Perkins. l.
Total vote ., 24S. Halls majority over
all 2.lGS.
SUSSEX COUNTY j. W. Hall, 3,402
X. j. Stewart ., III. Halls majority
over tn- vot" of K J. Stewart, 1855.
Halls total vote ,sO7. His majority
over his principal 'pponrnt. e35.
Both Houses then separated to ad
jouIn.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-15

FRANCIS MURrlY has brought his tenn
perance work in Ii-w York to close.
During its continuance twenty five
thousand persons signed the pledge.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-15

"ANT D.-A Foy with good reference.
w hrgrocery soc. Addres> y Y. T."
REPUBLICAN office. jnl52t*
Daily Republican., 1879-01-15

NOR SALE.-',nc Sto 0 and I tirst-class
4 two story dwellings on the Fast side ot
'iurch eiwe'n Sixth and N,ventn streets,
il ba sold ON easy terms. Ap ly to ). q.
IMM Ms BkO., Front and Tatnall SITS.
IN 5-3wd
Daily Republican., 1879-01-15
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

House met at 10 o'clock.
After opening exrrc s.s Dr. Sharp
informed the members that in the
,iov-rnor's Message it was stated that
in 1873 an act wa passed requiring
motarirs OF public to use certain seals.
This act had been violated and His Ex
rrll,ncy feared serious consequences
unless its spirit was complied with
10 cover the matter Ii" offered a rrsu.
luton referring that portion of til"
message TO the committee on Revised
Statutes, which vas adopted.
Mr.. Wares supplementary bill to
incorporate the Wilmington Navigation
Company was read the first time
Nj. Collins on the part Of the joint
commute" appoint Il to draIt rules for
the government OF both houses report.
'rI rules for said purpose. They were
adopted
On motion of Mr.. War" the bills to
incorporate the Wrrcacoe fire company
nt Wilmington, the Ancient Order Oi
Thurman, and the Pu--y & Jones
company, were each read by their prop
-r titles, and referred to the committee
on corp"ralons.
Mr.. Collins offered resolution re
frrring that portion of the Governors \
nrssag~ relating t" finances and taxa
,i"n to the con mittre of ways AMI
means. Adopted.
On motion OF Mr.. Collins the Sscre-
Daily Republican., 1879-01-15
jnl4-6t

T N>T.-A l}ia X Mourning VNl was lost
IL Il going ON Sixth ana MHrkct streets
o Delaware Avenue Catholic cemetery. ON
'onday evening. he Under will be suitably
cwarle'l IN leaving it ut 5U6 Orange street.
Inl4-lt
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-02-27
To Peter Anker,

Won are hereby further notified TIA. the
Il plans, y ecifcaiious. be- nds and cen.
tract. made between you md the Board OF
Trustees on or alb ut the 10Th day Of January,
1879, in and Tor Big Meadows School Dir
tTlet No. 3, BImtol courty. State Of
Nevada, were not approved Of by the County
School superinte nd. 1T &. htpoweih and
returned on or AT OF the 5ih day OF February
1879, Of which you are ell aware, aid yoa
have been SO notified. And
WHEREAS, In accordance TO the school lsu
of the State of Nevada - section No before
any money can By drawn fr Ia The building
Fund or any her school money without such
approval by the : perintendent; and
WHEREAS. You have on or about the 10th
dat OF r. brUary con Ii enced 10 t eet n Lots
i, and in Block No 4 in the town Ct Low
lock, on said school lots a buildi &, az N ne
rejected p ans, bonds. and con ract Lot az
proved Of.
You will build said house at your ovn
peru, and not by aLy autht riiy Of the Board
OF school Trustees aforesaid, there being
nothing appearing on the mi utes OF Inc
school record, now in tn Cl TX = Othce, tba
would warrant To on such course.
And further. that by your calling on me AMI
asking certain opinions in reg I'd 10 sara
building lanswereG you as ala individual, ana
not by any autho ity vested IN me az Ger
Of the school Board Of Big Meadows
School District 3, aud wish you 10 se
accordingly, know ny that you have no sn.
thOrity to build on said tchool lots, and ihs'
you bre liable to be stt pped from building CD
ga lots the same as any ether person,
further notify You that you are hess
passcr On s4ld sshool lands without any righ,
to build any building thereon Whatever apa
dc not sal elton yo0r action in the ptmh"
herein mentioned.
PETER WEST,
Clerk Of the School Board. Big Meadow
school District No. 5.
Dated February 81, 1879 fA-N
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To The Public.

:" hereas ct regu ar meeting Of ,hs
w b. ard Cf County Conniisti ners, II %
peaIing to the satisfaction n ',t Board tha
more than FIVE frteLolGers Of Quin River Val
ley Road District. interested her, in byve p
tisioned this Board TO construct Il wood.n
bridge across Quib River, In CnIn h,r Rosd
District, humboldt eounty, Nevada, OF or
rear the point v here the stage road frcn
Winntmucca, New. TO Silver City, ldsho,
new crosses said stream. ana II ss
sppeafii Z that fsid bridge will cost mon
Than tlou, II is oideI6d that legal Bot0
Of the application upon said petition b.
given by the Cl1k, IN accordance with The
provisions Of sn Act Of the epislgtdre q ihs
state If Nevada. entitled IAN Act IN Belaiion
to reciion and D slntensnce Of BRIDGES" o.
prov, February II. 1877.
Notice Is theref r. given that on Mek
day, March Ord, ls79, at the hour q u
o'clock a. NJ. Of taic day. at The clerks ono,
in saJd county. raid Board Of oun'y ConHs
sioners viii meet as aforesaid to heal sppl
cation On said =, tit.op al d Witnesses win h
heard ana examined relative to said spl lirL
tion. and the came viii then ara there IL
deter mined.
BY order Of the Board Of Commissi, nsrs.
J II JOB, Clel
wipnemucca, February ID, ls79-2w.
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PoStponement.

The above sale is hereby postponed until
Ss,urday, March sth, 1879, at the same hour
and place G. A. KYLE,
sheriff of Humboldt county, Nevada.
BY W. /. BCRNs, Deputy. feZ6-td