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County Correspondence.
reported for The Spirit Of Democracy
Report

reported for The Spirit Of Demooraoy,)
Report
OF School District No. l Salem Town.
ship, Monroe County, Ohio:
Ed. SrrRgr: I ask space in the col.
umns Of your paper for a report Of the
above school for three months. COM
mencing September l and ending No
vemher 27, 1879. I wish to show the
parents how the school is progressing.
Enrollment: Boys Is, girls 25-,otal
40; average daily attendance: Boys
l3 $50. girls 81 l6-60-total SAT; ave-
rage per cent Of attendance, 86.
I call the attention OF parents to the
following roll OF honor: First honor
includes those who have been perfect in
department and attendance ; second hon.
ors those not perfect in attendance and
department.
FIRST HoNoR-John Goodhue, T. s
Thom as, William Goodhue, Thaddeus
Ward, Cyrus Ward, James Colrig, j Josiah
Walton, Charles Lobens,ein, Edward and
Earnest Fankhauser, Charles Reynolds,
Addie JohR, Dora B. Thomas, Ida N.
Reynolds, Emmadore Reynolds, Mary
T. Reynolds, Bertha Goodhue, Naomi
Goedhue, Caroline Boughner, Laura
Goodhue, Mary Goodhue, Rosa Colrig,
Melinda Williams, Mary and Rosa Po-
Ian, Mary Carpenter.
SECOND HoNoR-CharIes Steed, Chas.
Arno, David Aruo. Charles Ward, Sam
uel Reynolds, James Polau, Elias John,
VIM. Carpenter, Daniel Thomas, Mac
Carpenter, Alonzo Buskirk, Samuel
BOUCHER, Amy Walton, Katy Arm. Lena
Arm, Aimee Ward, Rena and Luella
Bishop, Clara Williams, Lizzie Lo5en.
stein, James Carpenter, Sallie and Ida
Carpenter.
REMARKs-Parents can tell by these
honor rolls how their children deport
themselves. II their names are not
found on either roll they have not been
obedient in every particular. Parents
are kindly solicited to visit the school to
see how their children are progressing.
Star spoilers are Joha Goodhue, Thad-
deus Ward, Cyrus Ward. Charles Ward,
T. s. Thomas, William Carpenter, Chas.
Lobenstein, Addie JohE, Dora P. Thom-
as, May Goodhue, Bertha and Laura
Goodhue, Emmaline and Mary T. Rey-
nolds, Ida Reynolds, Mary Carpenter,
Jane and Sally Carpenter
WIN. A. Ress, Teacher.
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True Merit Always Wins.


In these dsys of sham tits refreshing
TO become acquainted with true merit.
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subscribe for 1880, beginning with the
January number, win receive % q Pres
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In size, which contains designs for fancy
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MARRIED.-On November 23d, by
ANDREW TwINEM, Esq, Of Green town.
ship, Miss MARY e. PYLEs to Mr.. VII.
LIAM F, MINpER
On December 2lst, by Rev. JoHS
BRocxs, Miss ELLEN NJ. WHITE to Mr.,
GEoReE SrAcY.
On December 23d. by Rev. W. H.
RIDER, Mise SARAH M. CoESVto Mr.. w.
F. WILEY.
On Dece mber 18th, by W. J. CRAw.
FORD. Esq.,, Of Washington township
Miss MATILDA j. WILSON to Mr.. GEoRaI
NoRREs. "a "a Mw y ~
9 On December 18th, by CEraAs HART,
ESQ OF Adams township, Miss LYDIA
j. WILLS to Mr.. WM. J. MoRRow.
On December 8, by J FiNLEr MAYEs
ESQ, Of West Alexander, Washington
county, Pa, Miss MAHALA E. Far to
Mr. SAMUEL Lands, both of this county,
On December 7th. BY wm.n J. Claw
FORD. ESQ.,. Miss MARY l., FoREAKEH
and Mr.. JAS. w. BEvER. 9is q -
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(washingtan City Post.)
Work Well Begun.

Congress in session two weeks and
two appropriation bills, aggregating in
the amount appropriated $3S, COO, ,00O
passed through the House. It is a good
beginning, makes up in itself a fire re.
cord and promises excellently we'll for
the future.
II is rather too much to expect oil
Congress for it to adjourn the long ses.
sion by the 1st Of May in q Presidential
year. And yet it looks as though i,
would do this. There are bat eleven
appropriation bills in all. Tie nine YET
70 be considered by the House are now
10 The course Of preparation in commit
tee. sns FH sSfa s<Es&s ss
A brief session, with all the necessary
|legislat;ve business crowded into the
shortest possible time and dispatched,
will be worth 500, 900 votes to the Dem.
ocratic party next year. This, at low
estimate. N f%
Just what work shall be entered in
upon and concluded 1t will be in the
province OF the House to determine
Whether or not there shall be sny finan-
cial legislation will be indicated largely
by subsequent events The general dis
position at present is to let the hnances
alone.
Congress came here TO work The
country demanded that and the demand
is being acceded to. The House is de-
serving Of all credit for what 1t has al.
ready done and for the hope which i,
inspired as to its future course.
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'raDec. a24--The following accounts
were heard and disposed Of as noted:
H. H. Green Adm'r of the estate OF
Elizabeth Hoskinson, decd; Ia the Ad.
ministrator's hands 39l Is to be dis
tributed according to law. @hs
Andrew Twinem, Guardian Of Sarah
j. Rutter, minor, in the Guardians
hands 898 A which be is ordered to
pay over to his Ward, she having ar
rived at the age of Ia years.
William Scott Guardian of Frances
Scott, an imbecile; due the Guardian, as
amount overpaid by him, in the sum Of
s59 s6s e
q John C Dnerr, Admir- OF the estate
Of John M Duarr, decd 1; ia the Admin
istrator's hands S93 10, which he is or
dered to pay out according to law, Or
der Of distribution made by the Court.
Samuel Bolen, Adm'r or the estate OF
James Bolen, decd; in the Adm'r's
hands Ia, be accounted for the sun Of
S46 81. Time extended one year for
6nal settlement. Fga9 4sffss
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BaltimOre-December 22-Cattle
Very best on sale to day 64@6; that
generally rated 6,st quality 4@4f; me-
dium or good fair quality 1908: ordi-
nary thin steers, oxen and COWS 2t@34
extreme range Of prices 24@6; most Of
the sales we're from 4@5c.
.Milch Cows.-Trade In cows show no
improvement either in activity or prices,
ranging from 820@45 per head.
Hogs-Prices are shade better than
last week. Common rough Hogs, such
as stags and sdws, at 54@5tc. and bet
ter grades at 5a@6}cts., with . few ex-
ira shade higher. sss
Sheep--General quotations, 4@5cts.
for butcher Sheep and A@53cts. for
lambs. a Is 3aess
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-The Roard of COUNTY Comn

wThe Board OF County Commits
sioners met on the 2sd inst and trans.
acted the following business:
Allowed A. J. Cavanaugh $40 40
balance due for masonry on abutments
at Barnes run. -,
B. q S. W. R. R "a 80 for freight on
two boxes.
The following Was entered upon the
journal ISL es u
The Board hereby authorize the Au-
ditor TO allow, and issue his warrant up.
on the County Treasurer for all accounts
for freight on books and stationery for
County, when satisfied as TO the correct.
ness Of said account.
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wheellns Live stock asarke,.

WHEELING, December 23.-Hogs.-
The supply OF good hogs is not equal to
the demand, and readily bring from
A 25 to 4 SO on arrival.
Beeves-Fat cattle go of at 8 80 to
4 90, but to bring the latter figure they
must he very good Scallawsgs run
from 2 so to 8 90.
Sheep and Lambs-No change from
last week-ths market still being sffsc.
ted BY the large amount Of poaltry and
offal in market Good mutton sheep
bring SIC and lambs 4c, but the demand
is dull.
Calves-The demand is quite Gull, and
prices only nominal.
Milk Cows-There Is alwa,s a fair
demand among our ,dairymeu and in
private families about all the good
milk cows taat are brought in. The
price ranges all the wav from 2s to 40,
an extra COW occasionally going as high
!, as $50 and $50.
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Marietta Times ssth inst.l
SCALP

> 0etAx
The Register of last week contained
quite q lengthy article rejecting severe.
ly on the course of General Rich.
|aidson. counsel for the defense during
the late Muncy trial. 1t was not only
ill-timed, but wholly without foundation.
Gen. Richardson requested an examina.
ton into his conduct by the Court, and
IL, as the Register said, be had been
guilty of conduct unbecoming lawyer
and gentleman, be wished to be expelled
from the bar Of Washington. county.
Judge Knowles, in response to the re-
quest, had an order placed on. the
Court Journal, requiring Gen Richard
son to show cause why be should not be
disbaried for unprofessional conduct as
mentioned above. Quite large crowd
was in attendance last Friday afternoon
when the order was heard. Judges
Loomis. Esart and WEIGH and Messrs.
Sibley, Follett, Oldham and others were
sworn and placed on the stand The
conduct alludedto by the Registsr con-
sisted CT Gen. R. visiting Laura smith.
the chier witness for the State, and to.
king her testimony, be being closeted
with her some time alone. The learned
gentlemen who took the stand all stated
that what he did was not only right and
proper but that they should have done
the same thing had they been in his
place. After considerable talk the
Curt discharged the order, thereby ful-
ly generating Gen. Richardson from
the charges made by the Register What
the upshot' viii be, now, only Gen.
Richardson himself can tell.. Should
the Register make full and ample amends
for the unwarrsnted attack, we presume
the ma ter would end here-if, not, we
can safely cay that the Court viii be
occnpied in settling 9 fret class libel
suit
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Ey The Spira of Democracy and the
B d s. W. Railway Company are enga-
ged in vigorous fight Both sides sail
in with vim that is refreshing, but we
presume like most fights, neither party
win 6nd it profitable -Belldire Indspend-
ent .S& iE8s l4 Aea1, y q
You are unfortunate in your state
ments, Brother ANDERSON MooNEY
and MORRIS are not the B. d S. W.
Railway Company, by considerable,
hoveyermaeh their soplofy airs might
lead one TO think they are. We are not
Sighting the railroad; That is All right
and : great blessing to the people Of this
county, but We are .deisrmined to sift1
several matters, at this end, In which
the stockholders are interested, to the
very bottom, let our action hurt whom
1t may.
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c<Christmas passed off pieasautl

eF Christmas passed off pleasantly
IN this region. Mr.. FORREST GArcHELL
superintended the Sunday School per.
formance at the M. e. Church in the
evening, Mrs WEST al the Organ. The
treat and performances by the little ones
were over by s. o'clock, when . large
number OF those in attendance went
down to the Court House to enjoy the
drama of "Trip Van Winkle," by HARRY
PrAsE's Dramatic Company. The house
was crowded and the Play and Farce .ip-
top.
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~"Mother wants you to let her
take your polonaise pattern. and be SO
kind as to fill this cup with yeast, and
is your clock right and what time is it,
and little meal in this pan, and won,
you write down your receipt for rye
mullins, and please not let your turkeys
roostion our fence any more, because
dad says he'll shoot 'em."
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Nlue hours Of daylight.

sINlue hours of daylight
Did you hang up your stockins'
Pay your taxes, and years subscrip.
,ion, or more Il son owe H.,
Buy y9ur Holiday Goods q. MAYER
&KL0IEs. Bsllaise, Ohio.
The Delinquent Tax Sale takes place
on Tuesday, the soths day of January.
EpwARD WAY. . prominent farmer
and wool grower. Of Noble county, died
suddenly on the 10Th inst.
=. Iadies and Childrens' closks at yoar
own prices, At MAYER 4 KLoTZS,
Bellaire, Ohio. ns .sssEeas tsas
saAlittie dausktef Of Mr. JAxEs Plrr-
MAN. OF Sunsbory township, aged 5
ysars, died last week. g s e
Mr.. THoxAs HArDEN, for two weeks
past has been making heavy shipments
of wheat over the B. &S.W, -
FULL LINE of Ladies, Gen.s 2. ana
enildrens Gloves ana m'''ens' ~ ~ a
ssSk& AsktA = ~ -0e''s'ss' ooso
ine tescners ot. 'ne i"Ioo"sne'o luo'
lie Schools richly merit ana VIII gfea''y
enjoy their tSo weeks vacation.
sGs F K1s1sER, formerly Of Lewis
vi'ie' snls county mas = ,args wholesale
isquot estsppsnmens g Feaolng, Fa'
Children's Knit Goaks. at reduced
prices at MAYER = KLoFzS, Bell
aire. Ohio.
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why are You Bilious?

Because you hare allowed your b W.
els To become cestiye, and liver torpid.
Use Kidney.Wort to produce q free
state of the bowels, and 1t will stimulate
the liver to proper action, cleanses the
skin of it's syellowness, cures billions
headache, and causes new life In the
blood. Druggists have It.
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FThe HARRY lPEAsE. Dramatic
Troupe performed here six nights last
week to full houses. HARRY PEAsE,
HARRY STErsoN, Miss BELLE CRowELL,
Miss MINNIE MCKAY and the other mem.
bers perform we'll. "Couzin Joe,""Pat.
ty," ssMargery" and "Grandfather" are
trumps. We commend the Company to
the public.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

An annual meeting of The Woods
field Building Association will be held
in the court room, in Wootsfield, on
Monday, January 9th, 1880, for the elec-
tion Of seven Directors Of the Associa-
tlon, and for other business.
BY order OF the Board.
DAVID OkEY, Secretary.
Dec 30. I879-lt.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
George s. Algeo, Adm'r,
vs..
Elizabeth Stewart.

DY virtue Of certain order Of sale issued
ID from the court Of common pleas, within
and for the county Of Monroe, and State Of
Ohio, in case pending in said court Between
the above named parties, and TO me directed
will offer for sale at public auction at the
east door Of the court house in Woodsfeld,
on
Saturday, the 3Ist day Of january, 1880.
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock a. me and 4
o'clock p. m, of said day. the following de
scribed real estate, situate In Monroe county
Ohio, to wit: 5 a1R. 8
The east half Of the southeast quarter Of
section nine,- township three Of range FIVE,
containing eighty acres more or less, except
two acres sold by BAIL Stewart to Israel
Walters.
Said property 80 ordered to be sold 10 ap.
praised ct 81 ,209, and may sell for two thirds
Of said apprsissment Terms of sale, cash
before confirmation. -
WV. READ,
dec3o, '7Sw5, E5Yie sheriff n. G. o.
HusrsR &MALLoRY, Ats'ys.
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ChicagO--Decemher 26.-Hogs-
Market steady for common to good
mixed at 4 40a4 IS; choice heavy and
light 10s15c higher; choice heavy chiefly
at 4 60a4 80; light 4 40a4 IS.
r Cattle-Market fairly active and
strong; shipping3 60; butchers steady
and firm at 2a3 40; stocker 2 40a3 60
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as1WThe passenger train on tie B. 4
s. w., due here Wednesday evening,
Gath inst, sas.detained near KEErER's,
three miles from here, by he=yy land
Glide nutil noon on the 25th inst. The
passengers were brought TO town in
hacks. = y R.AA
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RHJAMEs McGAREy, of Bismarck,
Dscotab,, died last July and left q for
tune Of. 90. 100000. DAxD MoGARRr,
Of Sarshsville, and HENRI McGAaRI,
Of Caldwell, Noble county and Others
Or he family win inherit the fortune Of
the deceased.
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= .HBAdrowl in BuaxazRr's drinking
place Christuas night resulted in broken
furniture. and LouIs NruHARr received
knife cut in his arm which required the
services. Of DIR ARMSTRONG. Nobody
dangerously injured. 1890
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'OBlTUARY.

DIED-Of consumption. November
15, 1879, Minerva, daughter of WIZ
LIAM and SARAH BRowN, aged % years.
She was a member OF the Christian
Church, and always honored the profes-
sion she made, and faithfully discharged
her duty at the house Of worship and 81
the Sabbath Seaool, where she will be
sadly missed.
Dear as thou art and Justly dear, -.
We will net weep for thee;
One thought will check the starting tear,
It is that thou art free. y.u
Gently the passing spirit fed,
Sustained b.. grace divins;e ,.w - 4.
Oh, may such grace on us be shed j.
And make our end like thine. ,1s. +. L.
CAMERON, OHIO. ~ 80 q aas
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New York-Dec.. 20 sheep
at 4i@6c; lamhe 64@74c; general
sales at 4 .75@5 so for sheep and s 30
al 90 for lambs. =
Hogs-None offered alive; nominal
and arm at 1904 IS; dressed in de-
mand 6@68c for city; western 65@6sr.
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DR.. Bulrs Cough Syrup issfast taking
the place or all the old fashioned Cough
remedies. II never fails to relieve the
most violent Cold, and for Throat Dis
essss 1t is invaluable. Price 25 ceats.
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FARM FOR SALE Or RENT.

+ WILL SELL OR RENT my farm Of
i 40 acres Of good land in Ohio township,
Monroe County, Ohio. Said land is we'll inn
proved with good and sufficient buildings, good
orchard and vineyard. Possession given imme.
diately. MICHAEL REABEL.
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wThe Beilaire Tribune says the con-
troversy about commission charges
should sbe confined to a clear statement
of facts" That was our aim, and we
succeeded to the entire satisfaction OF
shippers out here, but MooNEY and NOR.
RIs confined their answer to abuse. and
misrepresentations.
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New York.

Der. 96.-Flour Goat rs; Wheat l
42al go: Corn 62a64c ;oats 50a5lc; Rye
s9c; Barley 45c.
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Chicago.

Dec. 26.-Flour 4 75a6 %; Wheat
92al 33; Corn 40a41c: Oats 34a35c
Rye Soc; Barley 9Oc. ts
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wThe price of printing paper has
advanced within the last three months
over 33 per cent. We do not intend to
advance the price of TIE SPIRIT, but we
hope those who are in arrears for sever.
al years, will come TO our relief, and help
us bear this increased burden
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CATTLE MARKETS,

Cincfnnafi-Dece mber rs -Hogl
Quiet hut firm; common 8 1904 Is;
light 4 .20@4 45; packing 4 50@4 70;
butchers 4 1904 IT,. a = eas4
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PhIladeIphia.

Dec. 2e- Flour 6 Scat 90. Wheat l
45sl So; Corn 6Sa59c; Oats 5oa61c ;
Rye S5c. y sass3s
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The Greatest Variety Of silk Hanf-
kerchiefs ID t5e city can be found at
MAYER 4 KLoTZ'S, Bellaire. Ohio.
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Baltimore.

Dec 2e- Flour s GOAT 80; Wheat l
52al So; Corn 59a60c; Oats 47a48c ;
Rye 00c. a ~
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woeasaeId stock Market.
December 29-Catsle 2a3c per pound
Sheep 3a4o per pound. Hogs 2ta3c pei
pound gross. H..
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stout backbone is as essential to physi.
cal health rs to political consistency. For
weakness Of the back and disorders of the
liver and kidneys, the tonic and moderate di-
etetic action Of the Bittsrs Is the one thing
needful. Remember that the stomach is the
maiastay Of every other organ, and thas by
invlgorating the digestion with this prepara.
tion, the spinal column and all its dependsn.
oies are strengthened.
: For Hostettsr's ALMANAC for 1880 apply
TO Druggists and dealers generally.
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CInll.clnnlua,ii. /. =

Dec. 26.-Flour 8 20a7 90; Wheat
33a1 So. Corn 40a4Sc; Oats 39a40c
Rye 92a9se: Barley so.
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GRAND JURY.

Grand, Petit and Special Juries
Drawn for the january Term.
1880.
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EvFiity .sight degrees below zero is
rather cool, but lhats the kind'of wealth,
ershs people OF Minnesota enjoyed last
week n Il. .s'.,sss r ...s;sr "a S-ts.
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'sThe Finest Line q Ladies skirts can
Ss found a MAYER n KLoTzs. Bell
aire, Ohio ssiss9xs ksa ssgs .9qss
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NEW STOVES.-MRs. o. o. ALEX
ANDER hss Just received Q lot OF the best
Stoves in this market Uall and zee thsm.
may27. ias23 fseH 70
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co NJ NJ ERCIA AL :.
WoodsfieId Prod nee MARKET,

CORRECTED wssKLy sr P. scHuMAcgsR. n.
MONDAY. December %. 1879
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BUNIN ESN NOTICES.

sB-A large and complete stock Of Station
cry at ss SCHUMACHERS.
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tEPot Flowers Of sli kinds for sale at Mrs
HAY,Sxn IL -. !. - -. !. -
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The New Administration.

San Francisco, Oct. 9.-Ths follow.
ing are given as the probable appoint
ments under Governor Perkins admin
istration: General George s. Evans Of
Stockton (who was o prominent caudi.
date for the Republican nomination for
Governor). will undoubtedly DO appoint
cd Harbor Commissioner for the arst Va.
cancy; for the second vacancy. which
will occur In March bruce B. Leo 70.
tirinR) We hear mentioned VIM. Young
OF Sacramento, F. A. Hornblower Of
Sacramento. E. B. Mastick, Julius Q.
Green, F. w. Ames. Commodore Allen
and Wm. II. Knight; there is said to be
o strong inside influence favorable TO
Young. who has been for years Hsrbor
Master Of Sacramento. The position Of
Adjutant General will undoubtedly be
rendered to Major 8. w. Backus, at
present Chief Of STAFF TO General Nc.
Comb Of the Second Brigade. The State
Printership ia narrowed down to Capt.
j. D. Young and E. G.. Jefferis, OF $40.
ramento, and rumor has 1t that Young
Is SO strongly backed from the interior
that he will undoubtedly bs State Prin.
ter. For Warden Of the State Prison
there are named ex.C Controller Green,
Capt. r. n. Apgar formerly Turnkey,
and Thomas Pockman OF Woodland.
with the chances In favor Of Pockman,
who was candidate for the "dark
horse I" In the contest.