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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-22

PHILADELPHIA, April 9l.-Flour-Quiet;
Minnesota extra fair to choice 81 2Sai 85;
Ohio goOd s 25a5 50; Indiana good IS so. Rye
Flour-UnchanGed. Wheat1steady No. 2
western red 81 l2tE. Rye-steady; western
67a5Sc. Corn-Dull; western rejected S9%a
Ale; do steamer 42ka42Ac. Oats Steady;
mixed 3la32c; white western 32a34c PrO.
yisions-Dull. Betf-MeSs I2xc Pork
$40 25al0 Is. Hams-Smoked SKa9kc;
picked Ease. Lard-s8 l2H. Butter Weak;
creamery 22a24c; New York and Bradford
county, Pa, extra l6alSc; Western Reserve
l4alec; do good ~ choice lOalSc. Eggs
Weak; western l2Nc. Cheese Western
creamery 7H7LSa; fair ~ good 5Hs8hc, Pc,
troleum-Dull and nominal refined DC; crude
SaSNc. WhiSky-In good demand at$l 05K,
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THE HBEINGaDAnY TNTE1maENoER. TUESDAY MORNING. APRIL % 1919

loSH bid; No. 9 red SloiKalo2; amber III.
inoiI 81 lOM. Corn-Qui0t; high mixed spot
s7Kc June; 2ei<c offered; No. 2 May 36Ne;
June ss3te; July SINS rejected s6kef Oats
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That the plaintiff will take the dispositions Of Mary
+: Woleot and others n the office Of Geo. r. Llnc6,
~ Chap tue street, Wheeling, West Virginia, on IN
A. y. and 9 O'Clock =. NJ, and II from any cauSe IN
said dispositions shall not DO commenced, or being
commenced Ahall not b completed on said day, they
VIII % adjourned from time 70 I me until they are
COmPleted. GEO. 2 LISCH,
aloTu Solicitor for ComDlainAhf
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Eanal Aakasen.
tn TEE COUNTY COURT OF OH
i c0uNTY.W va.
Edward FIOundsf,
10 n,sanpsi. with attaeAnsn.,


10 asanptt with attachment,
ThsehtOcto Of tbs suit u 70 recover from the defend.
ant eAiSline EbSllns, lhe Iun q 90 q. ~.
ant made 4 W6Silas,W. Va, dSted iSth dsy StJuiS,
ISL, With interest % aid sam Of S010 from ne i0ih
gay o. JUL, 1871 date u aid n0ts, until paid, and The
costs Of this sulitaHd Il appearing IFuti 40 atidAJit
Sled inthe Gauss that tho sad deiSndAhtLS 4 nonsFesl.
dent q this Stat0; and thatthA defenlaht has not been
served with . copy Of the order d attachment
Issued 10 this suit OF With process therein; and Il
further lPpsahng that .. u! Cfaefaft, gatniShee, wa
indebted TO the. defendant Ia the sun Of $50 90
when summoned 10 this Gaze, and that he had then
aud has yet 10 bis possession and under bis control
the aid sum Of. $50 % heI0nging 10 the Ald defend.
ant Y y oFtUfed By thu court that SAid defendant 10
and Y hereby required 70 appeAf within one month
atttf. the date 0t Lhe hISt publication Of this order aud
do what d necessary 70 project her interests therein,
And pa this o.det b published and posted n ~
Teae GEORGE HOOK, CLERK.
4. J.HuduS, Attorney for plaIadn. apigFu
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, April 2l.-Flour-Nominally un.
changed. Wheat-Active, firm and higher;
M. 9 Chicago spring s71Sc cash; SSHc May;
90Xc June; No. 5 76c. torn-EaSer at 3SXa
SSXccaSh 3SNc April; 347s May S5KcJune.
oau-Easier ct 2lc cash. 9iasc May; 25HC
June. Rse--Quiet and weak at 4eHai6Kc,
81 25aI 65. ~Pork-Fairly active and a shade
higher at 90 70 cash and May; 50 so June,
0 90 July. Lard-Fairly active and o shade
higher at IS SIX cash; IS S7<a5 90 May;
$509Ha5 05 June; 50 00a6 09x July. Bull
Meats-Steady and firm at g S5ai 55a4 IS
WhiSky-Stcady and firm at 81 OF.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-22
SAMUEL 0, McCOLLOcu, Clerk,


Greeting;
We command you that you summon August Borrow.
ny, y he DO found IN your bal iEIek, 10 appear ri the
SlGfk't once Of the Circuit Court Of Ohio County Al
Hules 70 6e held for the sid tour, on the afst Mou.
lied against him ln the said Court, by Elizabeth DO
UMtky, and have then there this wit.
Hituess SAMUEL b. MCOJLL0GH, Clerk Of our
19id Court, At the Court House u said i'ouHty, ia M
ctty Of Wheeling, the 9Th day Of April, ISIj, aud ID
the 18th year OF the eIal0 Of West Virginia.
Samuel D. McsOLLOCH. Clrrk.
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CISciNxATt, April 2l.-HOss-Quiet; com.
mon 50 50a3 IS: light g 2OaS as; packing
s. S0a3 50; butchers 50 60a3 90. Receipts
2,066 head shipments go heat.
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TalNna.

ToIEpo, April 2l.-wheat-Qulet and
caster; No. / white Michigan 81 I4h; extra
white Michigan 81 o.; amber Michigan spot
held ct 81 OK; May 81 OK; June 81 05H;
No 2 red winter spot 81 OF offered; April
HOAX; May $l04R; June held at Il oSKi
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gnIted states & OF lSsi, eOupons.......-.......ieg
New Four and Z halls .,.,....,,....i
noW foats touetedl -"s. ......,...... ..N.....,.. 4t0ih
Ten.softies ...........-............. ..........t0i
NtsnstVtus1 eouponal '.'..'..........,.... ..Y.
SuLteneV e9-s,.t.....sttsss, .......+". ...44. ...,a.sal "
RAILROAD BoNDs-ActivA aud strong; Kan.
Sas Pacific incomes, No, iB, rose from ~ per
cent TO GS; No, lis advanced Sk; Denver q
Rio Grand lists rose TO 92x, an advance OF 8L<;
Eries were buoyant,
STATE BoNps-Dull,
SToeES-The market wa unusually antive,
and the prevailing tendency was toward high.
or prices: The greatest advance was N Kan.
SIS Pacific, which sold up to 49k, an advance
Of II per cent, With closing sa'es at a reaction
q ~ per cent. The restUf the Southwestern
shares were strong, except KanS4S 4 Texas.
which fell of from 1917 to AK. Grang.
ef sharea declined sslalM, Northwestern clos.
ing o. tue lowest point; while st. Paul rec0y.
cred Q small fraction o. common. The zen.
erai list was firm, especially Erie and Wabash,
Wnich rose HalH, respectively. Coal shares
were sOnlewhat irregular, be tg weak during
the day, but frmer IN the finaf dealings, 81,
Joseph preferred was weak; Louisville 4
Nashville declined to SIX and closed at 64IE.
against 81 Saturday. There sas unusual n.
tlyiiy in Alton q Terre Haute, the common
selling up frDm 4 to is and closed atOT' m.
terred advancing from Tx to 20, With dnSl
sales at 10; Denver & Rio Grande stock rose Z
per cent The rise ia Union Pacific. Kansas
Pacific and Denver 4 Rio Grande stocks was
attributed to Suprem. Court decisions Al
Washington to-day. Erie's frmnesy Is partly
due to a London dispatch Of Saturday Tint
the Court OF ChancerY had rendered a decis.
ion in %fayorof the Company, In the 100000
suit against McHenry.
Transactions aggregated $4,000 shares, Of
which 2S,OO9 were Erie common. 1900 prefer.
red 22,0O0 Lake Shore, 5000 Wabash. 9OOO
Northwestern common, 1000 preferred, 5000
81 Paul common 1000 preferred; 280O0Lac q
a!wanna, 1900 New Jersey Central, 5000 Mich.
gan Contra, 5000 Union Pacific, 8,000C C.
& l. G., 5000 81. Joseph common. 5000 pre.
terred. 1900 ohios, 1900 Western Union.
$500 Kansas Pacific, 1900 St. Lonis, Kansas
City q Northern, 1000 Kansas & Texas, 500
St Louis q San Francisco, 1000 st, Louis
4 Iron Mountain, 2,4O0 Louisville 4 Nashville
and s 900 Alton 4 Terre Haute,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-22
Financial and Commercial.
By TELEGRAPH.


New York Money and Stocks.
NEW YoRK, April H.-MoSEY-Easyat aa6
per cent; closing at Sal. Prime mercantile
paper 4lfa5 per cent Sight Exchange on
New York ASH. Sterling Exchange, Bank.
en-, DIS weak at Si9a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-22
Ohio County Circuit Court. April RULES, lS7s.
noso' ia cAanc.ry.

The object Of thissuit Is TO obtain a divorce a vireu.
% matrtaoai and the custody and control OF Two
children, Harry Violent and Lucy AlbeTtS WOlect. 6y
the plaintiff from the defendant; and happening fun
an atidaTlt tiled herein that the defendant Is Iot an
lahlbitant o. the Stateof West Virginia, on motion
here d next Rule Day, Io-Wit, the Gnt Monday in
May, 1873, and do what Is neces AIRY 10 protect nj in.
tsrest b rein. SAMUEL b McLOLLOCH, Cierk.
GEO. T. LlSCH, S0liritui for PIaiutih.
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Henry F. wOlcOt Is no inhabItant Of INV balllvlct
nor found therein this 3lst day Of March, isTg.
X. Il. PHILLIPS, DIS
For GEO. 3. TlEGLE !. D, Il
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-22
Petroleum Market.

PrrrspuRsH, April ELECTROMAGNETIC
crude 06He at Parkers for shipment; refined
&c for Philadelphia delivery.
ANTWERP. April 2l.-PETRoLEuM-Refinsd
22Nc.
OIL CRY, April 2i.-PErRoLEuM-Marke.
opened with 76tc bid, advanced to 7sKu, dc.
.clined 10 IKE, at which price II closed.
Shipments 5000 barrels, averaging $4,000
barrels Transactions 10000 barrels.
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FOR ST.
Whole Tickets, 81.
Club rates upon application.

asr address all ordsu 70 our General Eastern Agents,
WILLIAMSON 4 co, 500 BrOadway New YoFkk.
Lat Of drawings publihed 10 the New York HOuld,
Az out'nI:toEn ticket holders are mailed 4 COPY o.
the Othelal list Is soon as received.
The next drawing May IS, iSTs.
RELIABLE Agents Wanted In every Town.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-22
OF WEST VIRGINIA,

Ohio County cI'eui. Court, April Rules, 1879.
D.pI.. Il II. p.st, I" e''n's's.
ne State y Wsh YrgHta, TO the Stsrg II Ohb Coun-
We N you that you summon Daniel W,
Berry u he be found i In your b ilrwick, 10 appear At
Tue ClsIk's 9t1re o. The Circuit Court u Ohio County,
Monday 10 April, ls7e, to answer bill 10 chauee1y
exhibited against him 10 the said Court, BY Lille II,
BesTy and h.ys then there hi. wit;
,,' Mitness' SAMUEL McCoLloGH, Clerk Of our
eity o. Vince ing, the2d day Of April, 1879, and Ia the
18th year Of the State Of Wet Virginia.
SAMUEL 3. MvCoLLoCH, Clerk.
SlIERlFT's RETURN.
Daniel ". Berry Is no inhabItant Of my balliwIck,
nor found therein this ID day OF April, iS4o.
Fur GEO. r. TfNGiE,' S. {. &.
The object Of this suit Is to obtain a divorce from the
bonds d natrimUny Of the plaintiff from the defend.
ant, aud IL appearing from an affidavit 6led herein
mat the aaid Daniel W, Berry Is not an lnhabItant u
Try stAie VI West Virginia, On motion Of the piaInut,
! Is ordered that the said defendant do appear here al
The next Rule day, to-Wlt: the frSt MunGay 10 Nav,
NV, and do what Is necessary to protect bis Iuterest
Tss'e: SAMUEL B. McCoLLocH, Clerk.
,u, IN the Circuit Court Of Ohio County.
Daniel " v: Berry IL eA'n''rT'
Take notice that the DISPOSITIONS Of John C. Truxell
lydia TruxelI. Henry 1ruxell aud others viii 10
taken at the office Of Davenport { Doyener, No. lISs
ChSpllas street, 10 the city Of Wheeling, 10 The State
between the hours u 0 o'clock 4. v. and O'Clock ~
", TO b read 10 evidence 10 the above name cause
On behalf Of sald Flainht. And II, from any cause,
the taking Of the said depoSltlUus shall not be com.
meneed, ur bel gcOmInenced, shall not be completed
On that day, the taking Of the Saiue will b. adIUuFEed
tf9Il time 70 time until the SAME shall DO completed,
To Daniel W. Berry.
LILLE n. BERRY.
By DAVENP0RT& DOvESER,
ApaTu Her AItnFuAv0
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The object Of this suit is 70 obtain a decree Of al.
rnree lr0m the bonds Of nlttitnOny, 4 restoration "a
!he PLintih u her maiden nAne, the custIdy u hrI
infant child, Willie BOtOWsky, aud for q change Of hiI
surname % Btiniesch, and other relief. Aud Il az.
! eatint BY 10 aAillyIt Sled 10 Tho cause that ihe b.
lendant, August BorUwAky, Il 4 nonresident Of the
Stale Of West virginIa, II d ordered That be SI,peaT
= re ns1t Rule day and do what Is necessary to pro
Trs'si 'At SAMUEL n Mccottoru r,.,.
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aRrn
OF WEST VIRGINIA.

~ .
Ohio County Circuit Court. April Rules, 1879.
n n.., I !. T T.'... rpol.ns'r,.
ne Sats q HfH' Hrgtata, 10 tie &trHS OAiO Gun.
", Ortetfag'
We command you that you summon Heury r.
MolS9t, y he 20 found in your BallIWick, 10 appear at
the Clerks office Of the GfrcuIt Cur. VI Ohio County.
O. Rules 10 DO held for the said COIirt. on m mi
Monday 10 April, 1873, to answer q bill 10 ChAneefy
s.ShiniIsd agninSt him In the said Court by NARY i.
h4!ent, and have then and there this writ.
With ssssAAUEL Z. ACCOLLyOCH, Clerk Of our said
Court, a. the Court House Of said cOGnty, 10 The cIty
o. wheeling, the Slst day Of March, 1871, aud 10 Iha
sixteenGh Year Of the state Of West Virginia,
SAMUEL b. AcCOLLO.H, Clerk,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-22

&ssSssHytls AeaOmmOdaHoa-Leaves Bell..r. a. a
I. m, Bridgeport 500 p. M; arrives Al stan AMI IN ~ -
o.lI z ~ leaves hteubenv vile At $40 4. nj: HrS.1s
PHT9 ys.oa mi ArTiVea q BellAire at S.8 4. m. ~
Ia H. f., W. ~ sISAge Cheekl 70 all principal points
Once In Bridgeport @s ACE"
FIR MYERS.
nenefal falSengef and Tiekat ASnnl.
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ra nam Z Laying Columbus asa.4or ?. n. and saOA,M.
SttsssII s1eept SUNDAY, At SO 2. N, wilh alSSnIr1 ~,
RS-ths aFlving 10 Chicago ct ESQ naxt mor1s,nS
ncfet o d. g IsssIred In advance Il Union DepSt
.hrennh a.as Palace Drawing Room s1oeo,ns "a.
buS u rssaataaIoout change from HtebenyilS IA 1alnm.
IoulSt "ncaaAa, Louisville, indianspoaS snd h.
aor through Tickets, Baggage ch..L, s,,.,,
~ 951oaau9n aud any iufthsf intoTnStop ~
HasdlS 49, esELLEV1LLE, Ticket AEent a ffaz
ueEst ot Spo 5nd iSoi q Eleventh .rest Or a csS
D. W. Caldwell, "A"AnS
genJ Manager, COLUMBIAN q.
". !. o.I SSsSS saPE rttsSerrA, n.
mol. 'eat Pa... and Ticket Agent Columbus, Q,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-22

The defendant In the above entitled mi. viii, po,,e,
that on the lgth day Of May, 1879, between tho hour,
otsA. =. and OF N al the law Oi Q Of z, n, Coch.
rn, 90 Market street, 10 the city u Nheellng, STAT
o. west v,,trinll, the plalntif will take the depGsItiOns
q herseI, 1eorge FGu6ei, Fred. Il. Iubaeh, Catha-
llne hlbAeh,. Arnold J. Book, Fred. Z. Wolf and OH.
~, 70 10 read on the hEaIing Of tue bOye cause. and
u trutl any cause the taking Of said depOsltlOIlS shAl,
: o. he eomnlelced, Q b. Ing commeuvel, not com.
j0ufned itOnn time 70 time until completed.
Il n. COCHRAN,
APoFu SOL tor plAlntif,
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lnsluding FIRE, MARINE, LIFE and ACCIDENT,
mrs ca. eotnPlhlOs oHly oIeredl 70 .Ihlufara GhA
tns lntereet. Of customers 'eAfeiully guarded. Par
g ~ toooter In case Of lolL ManukaotnflnR, NSrtah.
ulA, Dwelling and Farm Property Filka laken n fGir
rates q careful and eIpeFIsLeed SuFVeyof viii q n.
Ntys ready 70 examine al Filka offered. Come md
~ me-.
janis Nv. L ROD0ERR
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"NEw DEPARTURE
GENERAL INSURANCE BUSINESS.

tbeel lave 10 intunn my trashaS and he. pubue
ssaSrsilI thai I an b found Al lss Mia Sless
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-08-26

balls in the chest and one through the
head, while Burns was shot IN the
abdomen, the ball passing clear through
his body, and in the right arm. Not
withstanding these terrible wounds the
men clinched in fierce and deadly
struggle, Dobbins falling underneath.
In this position Burns beat Dobbins
over the head with the butt of his pis-
toll till he thought him dead, and. had
partially risen from the ground when
Dobbins turned him and was about to
beat him when the neighbors arrived
asd separated them. Dobbins died be-
fore he could be saken home and Burns
died early next morning.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-08-26
KiELOCM's CONDITION.

The opponents of the Chronicle are
doing all in, their power through the
press and from, the stump to create a
public sentiment against the paper
since the shooting OF Kalloeh by one of
lis proprietors. Yesterday the political
preacher was. reported dead, probably
for the purpose Of arousing Indignation
against the Chronicle and injuring the
cause it advocates, though committee
Of Workingmen were informed by his
physician, that there is no necessity for
nominating a new candidate for Mayor
OF San Francisco. This implies that in
the opinion of the doctor Kalloch's con-
dition is not critical and his recovery is
almost certain. This will be a disap-
pointment to many Of those, who are
Dudest in. their denunciations of the
Chronicle, as. the. death of Kalloch
would liz their estimation injure that
paper and probably defeat the New
Constitution ticket. Many of the
papers now roundly abusing De Young
would, were it not for the election, say
he. did right.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-08-26

Bombay, with a population Of $50, 900
and an average to the square mile ex-
ceeding London is the second city in
the British empire in point of numbers.
The average death rate for the-pa five
years has been about the same as Lon
don. The people are tall, thin, and
stately IN appearance, with fine, intel
ligent eyes. The city stands on. an is
land, joined by an embsnkment to the
mainland.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-08-26

A correspondent of the Territorial
Enterprise, writing from Schelburn,
White Pine county, complains that for
five or six years the Indians in the in
terror of Nevada have received no
annuities from the Government. He
says distribution of cooking utensils,
clothing and food was annually made
for their benefit in common with other
Indian tribes, and the question now
arises, have these Indians, who are
suffering all the psivations of great
poverty, forfeited their rights to, any
participation in the benefits of the In
dian fund, or are they unjustly de-
prived of it? The correspondent alludes
particularly to the Shoshone Indians of
White Pine county, who are struggling
against adversely, and desires to know
if they are the victims OF neglect, and
deprived of advantages intended for
their benefit through the unjust deal
ings of Government agents.
What the. correspondent writes con-
corning the Indians in White Pine also
applies to the Piutes and Shoshones in
this part of Nevada, except that in this
county peaceable Indians since the
whites settled here have not received
clothing or provisions from the Govern
ment. AT the time of the Bannock
outbreak in 1878 number Of Indians
who roam along the boundary line be-
tween this State and Ocesol and Lllho
eongregatsd at Camp McDermit for
protection, and. for while were sup
piled with. rations by the military at
that post. but the Indians along the
Humboldt and. south Of it in Churchill
and Lander counties have not since
Nevada was admitted as, a State re-
seived annuities OF any kind or char
acter from, the Government. This
seems somewhat strange to those who.
know that Congress makes large APP
preparations annually for supplies, for
the Indians, and that the Sioux and
other tribes east and west of the Rocky
Mountains, are. provided for by the
Indian Bureau. Naches and other in
telligent Piutes seem to understand the
situation, as they say the Government
makes. no provisions whatever for
peaceabie Indians, and they get neither
blankets nor provisions until they go
on the war path, and commit depreda-
lions. This utter neglect of peaceable
tribes by the Superintendent of Indian
Affairs is undoubtedly the cause of
much trouble, as it is indirectly offering
premium to Indians togo ON the. war
path for a season.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-08-26

The Carson Mint may be compelled
to suspend business in consequence of
the scarcity of bullion. Honest John
Sherman fixes the price of that metal
at the MINIS, and bullion holders are
not disposed to sell it on. his terms.
Honest John. opposed the passage of the
silver bill, and he is doing all in his
power to prevent the carrying out of It's
provisions. His love for the bond
holders is only equalled by his hate for
silver miners.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-08-26

Al. miner named Thomas Williams
was killed in the Raymond & Ely mine
at Phoebe last week while taking ont
old timbers. Ben James, who was
working with Williams, saved his life
by catching rope when the timbers
fell from under his feet. The Record
says Williams leaves a wife and four
children, who are now living in
England.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-08-26

Three Nihilists cf ndemned to Siberian
exile wished to marry, and fixed upon
three girls of their political persuasion,
who agreed to espouse and follow them
to the place of their Punishment. Mar
riages Of this kind are tolerated by the
laws CT Ksssia, and the three convicts
were. welded but their sentence of
Punishment was Immediately afterward
changed into one of solitary contine-
raent in the central prison of St. Peters
burg. Upon learning this their wives
sought and obtained audience of Nabo-
kow, the Minister of Justice, whom
they entreated to reverse the last de-
cree, and to send their husbands, as at
first determined, to Siberia, whittier
they could accompany them. Nabokow
replied that he could not assume the
responsibility of altering the modified
sentence, and referred the three women
TO Mesenzew, the chief of the Third
Section" or secret police. To MeseB.
Jew was made known in Nihilist circles
he was at once condemned to die as the
most inveterate and dangerous enemy
of "the cause, and three days later he
persisted by the hand of an assassin.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-08-26

Henry Pace killed the young man
who had wronged his daughter, at
Cierkenwell, England, and public SEN
siment favored him so strongly that a
fstnd was raised to support his family
during the year and half of imprison-
ment to which he was sentenced. HIS
escape from a worse punishment was
regarded as lucky, and he went to
prison in. good spirits. But the
daughter tainted him with being a
aurderer, and in consequence of that
b. hanged himself In his cell.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-08-26
Dissolution Of Partnership.

The firm OF Cox Il Stoner, heretofore doing
saloon bus ness at the Telegraph Saloon, IN
Wmnemncca, Nevada, Is this day august 81,
1890 dissolved. All bills due the late firm will
he collected by Cox Stoner, and all debts oil
the firm will be paid BY the same.
JOHN cox,
BEN. STONER.
Winnemucca, Aug. n, 1879. au2c,2w
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Good pasturage, embracing $500 acres of
grazing land, With plenty Of water, at Wieghels
Ranch, Paradise valley. For terms apply to
WILLIAM WIEGHEL or ii. G. STEWART,
Paradise, Nevada. Aug p, I'm
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Thoroughbred Sheep and
Pigs.

John Guthrie offers for sale at the Sonoma
Ranch, twelve miles south Of winnemucce.
Thoroughbred Spanish Merino Sheep at s25 per
head and Thoroughbred Berkshire Pigs at SIS
per head. Fifty head OF Graded Shropshire
Merino Bucks for sale cheap.
For further particulars, address
JOHN GUTHRIE,
Winnemucca, Nevada
August %, 1879. 6w
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PARTNERTHIP.

We, the undersigned, have this day entered
into partnership in the saloon business at the
Telegraph Saloon, Winnemucca, Nevada
The old stand will continue to keep the best
of liquid and smoking refreshments, and our
friends are cordially invited 10 call and sample
our wares JOHN cox,
JOHN RICHARDS
Winnemucca, Aug. q, 1879. au-2w
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Sealed proposals will be received by the Sec
rotary of the Humboldt District Al NJ. & NJ.
Society until October LIST, 1879, for bars, restaur
ant, fruit stands, ice cream stands, and pool
stand at the Fair Grounds. fhe Society re-
serve the right to reject any and all bids.
Address proposals, FERD. RiED,
Secretary H. d. A. NJ. & NJ. s., Winnemucca,
Nevada. au14-td