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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-11

THE UTE WAR.-General Merritt's march
to the relief of Paynes command is consid-
cred splendid feat. He made 10 miles in
less than twenty-four hours, and found the
little garrison in deplorable condition. Over
300 dead animals were found outside of the
breastworks. He gives officers and men the
highest praise for their perseverance and
pluck. General Crook has established his
headquarters at Fort Steele and visits the
camp every day.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-11
EQUALIZATION NOTICE.

NOTICE f. HEREBY GIVEN TO TEER
~ following named persons that the following
been added to the essed valuation the
croed hereinafter aud opposite their by the
Board of Equalization, in words and figures follows:
E. b. Rail- OIL merchandise, SIC, 600 to sl3,0 600
D.. Magee, south IL feet, lot l, block 6, 81 zoe to
22,2oa
Jshn r ,,ne, Tote g. and TO- block 49, 5000 to g. 0oO
Chas. Billings, personal property, 300 to 1850.
d. Kaiser personal property, $500 to $780,
A. Cults, lot 10 block "A, 1900 70 $500.
7, G c.c ! Coaches and stages, $500 to 81 900.
u D etage Co. Horses, $500 to $500.
WIN. Lillienfelt. brick store $500 to 81 900.
Gibson & Deay, Iot g. block 80, $1,000 to 81, $50.
you hereby notified that the Board OF Equalization
will be in session
Monday, the 18th Day Of October, 1879.
When all persons entitled to hearing be heard, and
final action will be had in the premises.
By order Of the Board.
Attest: J. H MARSHALL, Clerk.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-11

The jenkins" edition of the Post gives d
detailed report Of the Sharon banquet. We
have invested in French dictionary for the
purpose of mastering the bill of fare, but give
it up in disgust. The photography Of the diet
ionary is all wrong and needs revision
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-11

SPECIAL trains, loaded with Calf ornia bar
ley for brewers in Illinois, Missouri and Wis
consin, are now passing over the Central Pa
cifc railroad daily
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-11

II is estimated that l7O, GOO bushels of
wheat will be required from the United States
to supply the foreign demand the coming
year.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-11

THE Willows Journal says that one girl W
there causes fourteen men and one boy to at
tend church and thinks it would be an exec /
lent thing to utilize numbers of pretty girls in
this way in the interest of religion If, in ad
diton to this, some of the ministers could be
induced to refrain from preaching sermons
the church boom would be gigantic in its ex-
tent
This should be remembered by Bodie when
that new church is erected
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-11

TIE Gazette says of the Firemen's race in
Reno:
The boys in red got into line promptly at
1890 to, day for the 400 yard race, which ex-
cited not little interest. The AZ company
bsat by forty feet No. Is crew gave three
cheers for No. 49, which were heartily re-
turned. Then all gave three cheers for the
Gold Hill company, which did not come down.
Time, :0S
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-11
SHlNDLER'S PONY.

In the early days of Nevada, Shindler
gloves, and stockings and scarfs for miners,
around to the various camps, on the back of
a white pony which every one knew as chilly, .
and who knew every trail and every camp as
well as Shindler did. On one occasion
Shindler stopped over night at Austin on his
way to Eureka, and taking his horse to the
stable, saw him put away and fed and his
goods unpacked; but when he went to the
stable early in the morning, Billy was gone
The hoster said that no horses had come in
during the night, and Billys absence could
not be accounted for. Hiring an Indian,
Shindler secured the hills till noon, but no
trail could be found in any direction and the
party gave up the chase; the conclusion was,
the pony had been stolen. After dinner a
stranger who was at the house, and had
listened to Shindler's description of the merits
of Billy, remarked that he had horse in the
stable that would just suit him, and as
Shindler's time was precious he concluded to
buy if the horse was all right We will let
him tell the sequel in his own words "Vell
| went Duet nit dot man to see dot honey,
und [ liges dot horse, but he want fifty thaler
und dink dot wos doc high; veil, he say,
Shindler you hef been unfortunate und |
knocks off ten thaler, drinks dot was efer so
good bargain und | bays him dot forty
thaler. Veil, | gets out my pack und it fits
dot horse yust so good as Billy, ind | starts
off up de grade, und dot horse 60 long SO
nice, dot | say init mineself, Shindler, you
make one pully drade, und so | was satisfy
NIT dot pony. When he got up nit der
summit und de sun was hot, | schweat und
die pony he schweat doc, und | see some
white shtreaks down Ply dot bonys side, und
| say NIT myself, vot in der tuyvel was dot,
und rups it init mine bend, und vot you
drinks, hey2 | soon fnt owet dot some damn
schwinde he baints dot bony black, und
pey chiminy it was mein "Pilly" efter all.
Well, | med, you bet, bnt l says nit
meinselbst, Shindler, yust let dot forty thaler
go NIT de tuyvel; tey laff ct you wen you 60
back-you got Pilly enyhow, und | nefer
visit NIT dot tam town 40 more.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-11

Mr.. J, A. Perry, of Illinois, has some Nor
man horses at Reno, in regard to which the
Gazette says: ellis animals make one of the
most attractive features of the exhibition in
the live stock department, and horsemen on
the grounds never tire Of looking at them.
In conversation with Mr.. Perry yesterday
Gazette reporter was informed that Duke De
Charities, the sire of one of the horses on ex-
hibitlon, weighs 1850 pounds. That great
horse is considered the finest specimen of his
breed in the United States, and his colts take
after him well. MIR. Perry believes in breed
ing from the best stations that can be had
HYMER means to live while he lives The
following letter he peaned Immediately after
being taken to his cell under sentence of
death:
Mr. George Miller: Please send me in the
following articles: One roll of butter, six
pounds of white sugar, one can of honey, one
paper of tea-English breakfast
G. w. HYMER.
The advertisement of the ladies walking
match in San Francisco Is headed 90 May the
Best Man Win" The best man-the man
ager-generally does win the largest part of
the receipts He gets the gait money.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-01-03

Secret service detectives complain
that Hayes pardons counterfeite-s ont
OF prison faster than they can arrest
aud convict them, and there is a fair
prospect of having the entire fraternity
OF spurious money makers at large.
With the news of the conviclian of a
new batch of them IN st. Louis comes
Intelligence of the pardon of those
previously put ia jail
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-01-03

The London Times, in its financial
summary for 1878, says: Industries
have been disorg+njzed. credit shaken
aud failures muitip led on every hand.
The failures will be nearly five thous-
ard more than last year. Not only
have wages been reduced, aud many
thousands of artisans thrown out of
employment. bat maoy thousands of
those above the artisan class are either
In actual want or on the confines of il.
The increasing numbers who are driven
10 contract bills of sale Of their effects
Is one significant proof of what is going
on In the ranks of the lower and middle
class
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-01-03
Notice to l-ein Holders
John Mcmillan VS.. The Rye Patch Consoli
dated Mill and Mining Company.

John Mcmillan VS.. The Rye Patch CONSOLE
dated Mill and Mining Company
NOTICE is hereby given that John NC
~ MILAN commenced suit against the
above ell defendant on the 3lst DAY OF
December, is 8, in the District Court OF the
Fourth Judicial District of Nevada, IN and Tor
Humboldt county to enforce LEILA for LABOR
reformed i'll the Rye atch nine, situated IN
reno MIMI, District, humbotdt county STATE
OF Nevada ana more articulariy described as
follows; Commeac az a STAKE near the
Iavioe of Butte Canyon, and uunlng lou Get
III u nocth riy di ecGion 10 It. ke, SAID niue
kaown az the Eye Ps,ca mine, and owned by
the Rye Patch solidSted Mill and VI lining
Company.
All persons are he 'eby notified that ere
Calming Ieins uuder the PROVISIONS ot an ACT
of the Legislature Of he state Of Nevada, ca
title au .Act to secure leins TO mechanics
ADD others, aud to repeal all 0, her acts III
relation hete.o." tappgnved March q lo'o.J
TO be aud appeac bsfo. . said C5urt on me ION
day of eb uaIy, 1879, az ~ O'Clock AN being
day of iegaIar IL III OF said Court, 10 ex-
hibit then and the e the proof vi their SAID
leins.
S. S. GRASS, Attorney for the said
JOAN MCMILLAN, Plaintiff.
deSl-td
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-01-03

The New Years number of the Sac.
yanenio Record Union is mammoth
sheet. replete with inform alton of a
general and local character. 1t cor
iains sixteen pages, several of which
are devoted to the interests OF Sacra.
a'ento aud the rest to genena news.
AIS valuable tor references. and cred 1T
able to the enterprise aud ability of its
sisxs aud publishers
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-01-03

Wholesale houses in San Francisco
are making combined and determined
effort to secure the repeal by the next
Legislature of the Act passed by the
last Legislature, licensing commercial
agents or drummers. The Act. in con-
sequence of the high rate at which IL.
ceDses are fixed, is imperative, and the
the principle upon which the Act is
based Is q correct one, will hardly be
disputed. There is no justice in COM
polling resident dealers 10 pay license
for the privilege of selling what non
residents are permitted to offer for sale
without license The Act should be
amended by reducing the rate of license
SO that commercial agents can afford to
pay it, but it would be "a gross injustice
to home interests TO repeal the law and
exact no license from persons
from other States who Offer goods for
sale in Nevada. For instance,
there Is cigar factory here in Wluae.
mueca which gives employment to
several white men. The proplretors of
this factory have to pay license to sup
port the State and county govern.
ments. but If the Act is repealed SAP
Francisco men, who employ Chinese to
manufacture cigars. will be permitted
to compete with the home mana-
facturers, without having TO pay one
cent toward the expenses Of the county.
10 exact DO tax from non.resldeuts tor
a privilege that resident business men
have TO pay for. is u gross injustice 10
the latter. and a positive Injury to the
community at large.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-01-03

"A coLoRED man. IN Providence, r.
L.. recently to- k from a cupboard a
quantity OF granulated white sugar
mistakiog 1t for salt. He salt.d a
quantity OF fresh pork with it. and his
VIE. on discovering the biunder, was
seized with tic OF laughing so pro.
ionged aud SO bolsterous that her has.
baud became alarmed, and left for help
when be returned she was dead.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-01-03
CHARGES AGAINST GOVERNOR
GROVER

An investigation ofthe Gubernatosial
Career of Lafayette Grover of Oregon,
now Senator FROM that State, by the
Committee appointed by the Legisla-
ture, shows that he prostituted his po-
sition for selfish purposes, aud as
Trustee of the school lands granted to
the State by Congress, engaged III con.
spIracles to rob the school fluid. The
Investigation was conducted by a Com.
mlttee appointed by Democratic Leg
islature, and it is creditabIe 10 the
party that It was searching and thor
ough. Grover, VINO occupies the ex.
Lifted position of United States Senator
from Oregon, stands accused by a
Democratic Legislature of using his Of
hcial position rs Governor to make
money for himself at the expense of the
School Fund. and ii is now in order for
him to explain away those charges.
Failing In this, he must rest under the
suspicion of being corrupt official. 1t
Is hopeful sign to See Legislature,
majority of which is of the same politi.
cal complexion as lhc Senator, expose
his malfeasauce III office. and openly
charge him with having abuss1 his po-
sition for prcnniary gain.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-01-03
Dr0ssfEA a ktnu

Mrs: Jennie Rhodes is prepared to
90 PLAIN and fashionubie dressmakino
to order. nn,a &c
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-07-29

rem uno tpie pisl mir, nit linen perltsren.
Die 3eit BELT unire Bun6en unb mo4t
uns nan4e SribiaI psrsefen. aber ben-
nod - meinen Batter. einen Wann BON
10 rsinen Sittsn, 10 aufri9tisen @sEn-
nuneen unb 10 ebIem Ser,en, msiuen 9d.
ter - ib taru i'm ME per9sHen!"
rSisiss @erssisn", srwieoerte Ws6til'
De, .au4 usnu es m69li9 pdre, wiiree
es Ssinsn 3uitano uidt perbeiern es
plroe Seine 9s9enDdrtt9e Srautr ipdtcr
in naeenoe Selblfpotulirfe pertebren..
Iber oas 8sbet fir i'm wiro Sid itets i'm
8siite nit i6n u%treiuiser: Damn pirit Su
isiner nit msbr &u6e s~ebsnten, uno Die les
beuoise SoHnun9 rd6ren, i'm osreinit ME
Der gu ic9sn. cine SVffnuns, NORM Der
i56nits Sr0It beItebt. @ir molten nit
chamber fir i6n bsteu, lisber &sinolo, er
uiro uuisr pereintes 9sbet pernebmsn; OBJ
itou ri6t mebr in ~unisrsr Wlitts, tpiro er
unirs Stimmen bOrsn. uno psna er bro6sn
i'm Simmsl 1T, bann miro er fir uns bit.
ten, oaB ou6 mir oereinit feline Sreuosn
uno feline Stlis.sit nit i6m tbsilsn ND.
gen."
Rsinolo Iddelts tusbmitbis uno oriidts
in filler Sautbartsit Die 6anb 6erienisen,
bic nit folder Wdrms ipra9.
1' go bsIebt Die 5aruoaie Der SeeIen. Die
Gins in CLAUDE, 5ofnung uno 2isbe, Dos
Fs6e ober bur6 Glsnb sroridte 8emiitb.
uno na9osm fe, Die es 10 gut nit ibm
msinte. Die Bobnuns Der Srausr osrIafen,
fniete &sinolo Dor iein Cruelty uno betste
bon SeHutb uno @ottesfur9t gum Sdbp-
fer allsr Sins., gum gr!6ier Der WsnI4sn,
gum Sr6ier Der Sselsn. Ct bstete Den
sars.r Tag. uno Der Sas usraius itnea,
Der ibm frib.r cine gpiatsit i9ien rp.ro,n
gu molten. CT lab oas Bib fein.r ius.no.
linen Wuttsr, Die nun auf e,pia nit ibrem
@emabl p.reinist mar uno ss mar ibu,,
ais bsfdnoe er T4 In ibrer Mitte. .S.rr!
Serr, mein Soft uno rnein Ales!" rief er
oft aus. .srbarnle Did ibrer. uie Der see.
len 70 pieler 0ere&ttn. Die nun emis Sein
s6ttli4ss anseR9t i4au.n, bic Dir su
gbren Elm tnunterbro henss breifa&es pei.
lie Hnssr inb ben 2obn senkssa ben Du
ben Srotnri.n In Que guisteit peripro&sn
9af. Anen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-07-29
Or. Neter Shwtnb,
g. Dsaatas, Sadfpa Co., Sppa. IN,
Gnmd

Sutnois.
getsass ......v sfsr &sInss. 70. 3O6 canal port ase.
-...9ub. 4irf&ten, Re-. 70 etnbsn etrast
1901 Rte patrs, Re- 81 astvt etrast.
9panRpu, apef Sptu Dttbt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-07-29
3p6lftes Sauptfad d.

aa.s IN psrsdnsli4 auf bisisr grSe. unb
NOS tsut nns fefeitt. N oft morssn ni9t
msbr. no sibt % Jemans. Der an sinsm
ld'cnsn Sommtrtass ipsnn Die Astsr In
jbgsn redeem S&mpd nil ben flares rsi,
nes claa bss 8iamels uns suis,eeH IoAt
xpssRs sIst,ss SenEans, or opRRSnns M
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-07-29
iein .,uirb. sinen Sdbrsr uno 9ater n6ttis
= oenn gu btu nod Jung auf BEN, @eae

tetH WItDs eu1eU Suplet uHo Udtet HptQt8
= oenr gu btu nod Jung auf benz Wese
oes 2ebens = ton1ute bonn az mir, i'd
tperoe Did fi6rer unb Ie6ren, ioOisl in
ue;nen i9ua9en 8rdften itsbt. benn mir
miifen chamber belfsn, Iie5eH, mir mGHen
fir chamber beten - oas 1T Der SnboIt
bonn @ebot oes Serrn !!"... Ser tuiirbise
9rieitsr i6Wies. Or cling tuieoer ans 8ett
oes Meiferg, beugts Ii4 iber i'm unO Jag
tie Ieiie: Batter SilO, tennt ibr MID ni4t
me6r?"
Sa 6Tnste Der MEiiter lnr9iam feline
halb 9ebro9snen Quger. CT ia6 Den
9robit, ieinen So6u uno Wtnrt9a an -
oann i9loB CT bic ausen pieber.
Sas tuar DER leBts GRUB fir lie uuf Grs
Den. bo2 mar eGs Iegte auflodsrn ieines
srIoi9snen 2ebenslidtss. Ct i4IoB Die
aussn, ieufSte faum b6rbar - uno mar
ni9t nebr......
Or rube in Grisbeu!" iusts Der 9rohft,
tniete nieoer uno betste.
........
Sisf bstrii6t, bod gang ersebsn in @ot:
tes @iIen fihlte &einolo Die earje Bite
tertsit ieinss 8srluftss unb ieiner eisenen
g%erlaHen6eit. gr perlisB DIE 2si1e uiht,
Ion6err bat @ott nit beiben Sbrdnsn, Der
ob9ei9isbensn Seele bic euige Ru6e ju
psrleiben. Dos mar Die Jrudt 1einer edit
tinoliden 2iebe, oas uar Iqes, mas CT
fir ieinsn seliebten Batter nod tbun tonnte.
Ga9bsm Der 9robf isiuem 2isblins
3eiuolo uuo Der trauernben Marfba nod
ulandss @ort bes Sroftes Buseipro4en,
nabm er abi4ise ; nod einen Bid 10 lrf er
ouf Die itsrbIt9sn lleberrsit. ietnes olten
sinsu Bid. in uel9sm su Isisn
ftano ~2.be pobl, braper. sottesflr&tis
ger, ebrli4er Wann; bort obsn i'm Rside
Sottes boffe Id Did uieoer ~ finben! -
Das mar elm traurises gr.isnib !: fold,
s~ou,u,sn Sfter I'M msni9Ii9en 2.ben Dor.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-07-29
Moie Sell Salbe
- BON -
9r. Spefer SchminS,
F..a O..nsL.N

IWWW NNFFHFFEFbD
BELT E5ltnme Sdubs, Dunbsn a1tr Nrt, Defenders burt
altntsufhIfe perurfdHft runbt Brift BET 8rauen, ftperi
Gnt,inSuns, tnpert Rnsdtuf6ietH us i~srppsulSfs Srani.
h,ttsu, ME ~ptrfrprnt @ltebtr, S1ptQuHstu an treeue etntr
Sb.iGt bs Sbrpers, 8abnpss, une f6limmsa 5als aud To
q elm uulbdsSar.s 5silmitttl fir NIT 9ntjlneuRs Der Gin
aepsibs btbaftrt NS6aertuneu, fur f6liuus GustH, fr'
Gpunben. -..
preis (: gar srrs. Bsrta $500. gRt.Isrs so Gs. -
Ristnt Is Cents.
3ubabtn bd
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-10-25
Col. OR SINGLETON add es>ed :.

Col. OR SINGLETON add, es>ed :.
large cOnc.. at the c,.ui tliOuse
On Wednesday. Gu to a number
of the fair sex graced The assembly.
compliment rarely paid to poli'l-
cal speakers in Canton. We have
not space to give n synopsis OF this
able speech. Suffice it to say it was
thoroughly Democratic. sound on
every issue treated, and altogether
such as befitted the man and the
occasion. Col. 8. touched slightly
uron the unfortunate aud unpr"
voked bolt in this contemplated
out the danger of destroying the
party unity-a"d called upon all to
and march once more in
solid column t. glorious victory.
To the colored men, he gave some
kind and wholesome advice. Altos
g-ther the address was a masierly
and feiicitous effort. Col Singles
on is now filling his appointments
South of this place.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-10-25
MISSISSIPPI ITEMS.

A new edition uf the memoirs
OF s ). Prrnll>S IL sOOn t" TO pub
IIshed h> Il New York house.
jackson is to- hav,. IA cOt;On seed
oil mill u barre! factory, and saw
mil, neither nt hi:n sit. :,,w tpUS>
S4.sS+s.
Tue F.zahurs. Nom. or 'rni~t- "a
IT'S can'sI.Ia =. S"mm. +. Idle. tor
Pie>'hrn, and Wade n.mrinu for
Vie" Ple-,d+nt.
The W.mdvil;e Republican says n
Mrsr" "f hat r'suaN af'r'npie'i au
outrage Hi"u the jr'rS,'n at II mar
IIrd lady. He was ,iryrs ell .,ni
thai night hanged to ii limb.
In Lincoln c,,urIy Iye- IL n,au by
the nam- al E.tt, Smith. VIII" has
len liv'ng rhil,lren aud thirty>>ix
"r'nl-hI'.irrt.. ali living. The
Brook h.vrn Lsiger says he never
0whe,! Il neg - o, arrw d stalk of
cotton. aud .l,e.n't owe II nickle.
ill.,. has n h'"~s. tory years old and
IL dog eighteen.
Nc, '"mb C'., Mtetigencer On
Thursday night LAT, On.. s I'm. Ma
gee ic't.r.ri.) l.. c"miany with his
Intended viii. aud seveIsl frieh,ls,
came int" Mayn.iii where Sam pro-
cured II ma. ri ig.. iic..nSs. amt was
'imiy mar, led 10y tine Rev. Cunnigrn,
'""rr'l. ST his pace. In The eve
n'ng The bridal party started for
nome ard wlIe" abnut three miles
from town ) IN was shot and killed |
~ " { Ev. ritz Buckley, eol"r-d.
A grnfIpmau IF Hin.ls travelling
% ls>lQucns csIuut~ writes fssi-
u~r- from Dewal.l's Landing This
onniiy IL infested with gO'"i crops,
regr. e>. bar rooms, hear. aud Card
layers. l have pass Il through,
;oitO fully ten feet high THIS i.
he garden spot of MissIsaippi.
Very little interest is taken Ia pOii>
les. They have u compr"mise
OIL ,iy ticket-part Democrat ami
'art Republican: part white aud
art coiOre,i-which r--ms to b-
acceptable. II will be
.lpci ed ="
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-10-25

BEFORE the end of next week,
many good men whs have believes
it possible for two parties to exist
in this county, that would nearly
equally divide the voters of each
race, will lie convinced that their
hopes are groundless, and that the
only plan for dividing the cOlored
vote is for the Whites to combine
sOlidly. There won't be y corpOraps
guard of white men supporting the
Bolt rs, By election day.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-10-25
Board Of Supervisors.
WEDNESDAY. o.. 8 iS.!

! w VI u a'tS
| Prr-rni-R. 4. Check, Pc, t.nt /;
Mmnc, }. I. PI s,l..y, Sirr.ff; h. ..
j ffre>. ,ilerk.
r Ii. GTren Was excused.
Ordered that the fni,"w,ug SAN
bt allowed for holding I;Iu.ss ..,"r
the bod, of Andrew 5 uk-s who
diet III the con IT. jai: al prescott
except }. l.. +. Moor. "" liz. fni
same.
l.. Bailey. j. r. acting coroner,
$1,000. j. L. PrirsIl-y. Sin 1 q,
$500. ~. V. Y.lnd u, isaac En-.
mirn. U. X. 5. Pr,rhar,i, john Lives
,ar. NJ. G.. DaughtTy, CIas. Brill,
ju,",s, 3. 90 each.
| On ,i,. rrtn'n of he writ ISSUE,
upon PETITION ct Mrs. NJ. A. Wii-u.
claiming damages by rea .nn at s..+
cnnsti uct.ou OF ii private r,nid from
the plantation of Mrs. ID. l.. Par
SONS to the Canton and V-r.,o"
road, 1t appearing that the Sheriff
qualified "a jury OF twelve disinIel-
rst-.l ciiizrns and fre-hol,lrrs If tie
count, aud that the said jury pros
cr-tIe,l to assess the liam gees Il ore
SAID, n".i it appearing that the sail !
jmy have valued and assessed the
damages which the said Mrs. N. A.
Wilson will so sustain, at SOS 90;
ur.iered that said Inqu;-iiin" b. 60 ..
firmrd, and that Mrs. ID L. P r-ons
pay to The said MIS- NJ. A. Wi.sno
she sum ct SOS 90. and also pr, =,
the fn'iowi"g named Jurors the sum
of 81 80 each. TO wit W. +. Dan.,,
j. +. Wilk-r~on, w. Ii. Howard, IL
u. friesttty. u G. Lamd,.s, w. A.
Semmes. j. T. Boyd, Geo. Han,I1,
J. +. Prichard, VI. Russell, Leonard
and ID. p. Caldwell.
o: derpd that JAS. Mcfarland and
J. + Curd,s jurors summoned to I
serve on said inquest to assess dam :
ages, for failure to serve rs required
~ law be fined the sum OF $1,000 I
zach. {
Ordered that Richard Levy he vi "
"wej 1910 for services as petit jus
ar at th. September Term 1879.
Ordered that j. l.. F. Moore b,, 4
Flowed S13O.45 for services AZ Su
'-rvIsur of the 9th district for the
ear 1879.
Ordered that II. T. Cheek he al :
owed Sl4.1O for services as Super T
isur OF the 4th district.
ordered that j. r. Powell lie al>
owed $35.l5 for services as Super T
isOr OF the LIST district.
Ordered that Geo. j. Hulme b..
lowed 90 Tor services as Super> +
isOr of the 2md district.
Ordered that this Board adjourn
ntil IN. eting in course.
Approved.
r. T. CHEEK, Prest.
E. s j. frey, Clerk. y