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NEVADA.
Pistols and Politics on She Com.tock.

VIRGINIA, August 1st.-At Democratic
meeting here last night Miles F'inlen said if
J. III. Graham, between whom and Himself
there has been bitter feeling since the city
(Finlen) would break up the meeting. r. E.
Beggs took exception to this remark, and he
and Finlen had set-to and drew pistols, but
were disarmed by Mat Canavan and w. j.
Sheridan before any shooting was done. AT
ter the meeting was over Graham saw Finlen
go into Dan O'Connell's saloon, and he crossed
the street, entered after him, and commenced
shooting while Finlen's back was tc him
Finlen was unarmed, and started and ran up
the back steps, Graham firing at him as he
ran. Five shots were thus fred, none of
which took effect.
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A New York Graphic editor read the
advertisement Of "good country board, .
and this is what he found Fried, leathery
steak, sloppy coffee, pig-sty odors, four in
a room, flies all day, mosquitoes and other
things all night, old potatoes, poor, very
thin tea, nothing to eat after thin supper
if starving, trouble with our boys and the
farmers freckled boys. Whoa Haw !
Gee land hens on The table after break
fast z,
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ARIZONA.
A store Robbed

PHOENIX, July 31st.-M. A. Asher & Bro.
discovered yesterday morning, on opening
their store, that their place had been entered
by burglars, and on investigation found a
strong box, containing s65 and large guam
tity of valuables taken. The money drawer,
containing a considerable sum, was not
touched, the robbers evidently fearing the
alarm
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The committee then adjourned.
MysterIously disappeared.

NAPA, July 31st.-Three weeks ago S. E.
Smith, for several years resident of this
place, mysteriously disappeared, and has not
been heard of since. On the 9th of July, in
company with a friend who acted as guide,
he started from tie Phoenix mine, Pope val
ley, to go to Calistoga When on the sum-
mt of the ST. Helena Mountain, Smith told
his companion that he could easily fnd his
way H. Ca,lsLoea over a narrow trail alone.
Aud there they parted company. DiiIgent
search has been made by the friends OF the
missing man without success. 1t is thought
by some that he has left the country Others
think he is lost In the canyons of the noun
tains, and others again are of the opinion that
he has committed suicide. His family, con-
sisting of wife and three children, the young
est but few months old, are living in this
city,
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A Journalists Funeral.

MARYsv1LLE. August 1st.-The remains of
the late f. J. lockwood, of the Appeal, were
removed frora his mothers residence on E
street early this morning to Odd Fellows
Hall, where they lay in state until IL A. NJ,
and were viewed by large concourse of
brethren and friends. Rev. w. II. Stoy,
Rector of st. Johns Episcopal Church, de-
livered brief discourse over the body. The
concluding services were had in the hail bv
the Masonic Order. and a long line of car
riages followed the remains to the cemetery.
The procession was one of the largest wit
messed here tor many years, the line contain
ing over seventy vehicles.
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~ J. CROSS, THE WELL KNOWN PIONEER
az. of 80, and Veteran of the Mexican War
OF lS47-S, announces himself candidate for
the nomination the office of Sheriff of this county,
subject to the Republican nomination. By request
of many citizens. Respectfully, c. J. CROSS.
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DIED.
Near Santa Rosa, July 2s-Joseph Button. Al years
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Attention, Exempls - The -
Eighth street. between and X, THIS ~ e.
(slonday) EVENING, August I'd, at 1880 O'Clock, for
regular monthly meeting. Every member re-
quested 10 attend. ]. +. DREMAN, President
goHS DoAIseos, Secretary. rs. CT au2.lt
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Delegates from Monterey.

SALINAS, July 31st.-The Monterey County
Republican Committee met here to-day, and
appointed the following named delegates to
the State Convention: Senator w. J. Hill,
William r. Parker, j. r. Leese, j. B. FL.
Cooper, j. NJ. Balton and w. G.. Hudson.
All of the delegates will attend the Conven-
ton in person.
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A Repub,ican County,

SANTA PAULA, July 31st.-A prominent
Democrat has made canvass of Ventura
county, and comedies that the Republicans
will carry it by at least eighty majority.
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Mental Depression.

EUREKA, July 31st.-N. A Chandler, an
old and respected citizen, committed suicide
last night by shooting himself in the fore
head. He was found this morning in black
smith shop near his residence. The body
was cold and the deed had evidently been
committed last evening. Financial embarass-
ment was the cause. Mr.. Chandler was the
treasurer of several secret societies, two of
them Odd Fellows, and having fallen behind
in cash the circumstance seems to have drawn
him to self-destruction. He is reported to be
behind about $1,000 Deceased was stone
cutter and aged about fifty years. He leaves
a brother at Silver Reef, Utah.
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Passengers s.assing Carlin.


CARL1N, August 1st-The following pas
sengers passed Carlin to-day, to arrive in
Sacramento tomorrow: Miss G. Lewis,
Philadelphia Mrs. A. A. Davis and child,
Mrs. NJ. Scott, San Francisco B. S. McLane
and wife. New Zealand F. S. Pike. Chi
cago; Miss NJ Switzer, New York; J. r.
Holcemb and wife, Mallet creek, Ohio d.
w. Hitchcock, G. B. & Q. R. K. NJ. Rosen-
thai, San Francisco F. M. Cartan, Cincin-
natl, Ohio /; r. r. Richardson, Franklin,
Austin, New; f. s. Grey, San Francisco ;
w. D. Russell, Riverside, Cal. A. G. Be-
nard, Arizona; d. G. Morgan and wife,
Oakland; Miss A. Folger, Mrs. A. Folger,
San Francisco; Mrs. NJ Selvet and son,
Chicago; Mrs. c. Baughn, San Francisco !;
Miss J. Mclean, Boston; Miss Burt, San
Francisco and SO emigrants, including 20
males, to arrive in Sacramento August Sd.
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Salinas City, July 2o-wife of Frank johnson, a
daughter
daughter.
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PACIFIC SLOPE NEWS.
A QUIET DAY AT THE SAND LOTS.

DISPATCHES OF SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
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RAILROAD AouSE
FOR SALE.

VNRoNT STREET, No. 81, BETWEEN ANTsL,
A. Sacramento.-Meals, % cents Beds, 25 cents
Board and Lodging at low rates per week and
month j r. JOHNSTON Proprietor aul Anil
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MARI led.
BORN.

Reno, July 25-By Rev. w. r. Jenvey, J. ]. Brown
OF this city, to Nellie Pringle, of Fredonia, N Y
Santa Rosa, July 29-W. Y. Wilson to Ellen Fowler
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Kn,cbt. OF Honor,-CaIi-

knights OF Honor.-CaIi- 4
fornia Lodge, No. 1850, Knights Of IN
Honor, will meet in their hail. corner 49,
Ninth and X streets, THIS (Mon- A6EMF
day. EVENING, at 5 o'clock sharp. {XHkN
Work in the First Degree. All mem 5.sss,A
bers OF the Order invited to spend
the evening with us.
T. ]. SCOTT. Dictator.
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The ranch contains SO Acres, all under cultivation;
also, a fine House, Blacksmiths Shop, Barns, Out
Buildings, etc. Also, $50 Fruit Trees 500 bear
ing; two Acres Blackberries Acre Grape
Vines, five Windmills-cost Sl,019 Horsepower
Reservoir 50 Shade Trees
Ees- The property is all elegantly fenced, and will
positively be sold, as Mr.. Houston has bought
another place. The attention OF buyers is specially
called to this sale, it is one of the finest ranches
on the Stockton road
The place is now open for inspection, and buyers
are respectfully invited to call
E8- For further particulars, apply at the office of
the Auctioneers.
ES- Terms Mt sale. II
jy2s St. D. J. SIMMONS, Auctioneer.
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JOHN RIDER,

7Sn GRADED RAMS,-SPANISH
LOU MERfN0-from original i'm 81 sSSS
porlation, at Rancho Del Paso Norris gES1ASy
Ranch) Iau2-tf JOHN MACKEY. etAs.,Asss
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MISCELLANEOUS FOREIGN NEWS ITEMS

Bank Robbed in Brazil-Gladstone III
Advices from Afghanistan.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

The uses 10 which Murray a Lanman's
FLORIDA WATER is put may, without exaggera-
ton, be said to be universal In refined and cuti-
waited society it is recognized the most refreshing
and agreeable of perfumes for the handkerchief the
toilet and the bath. au2-lt
DR.. La Mars Seminal pills cure all
cases of Seminal Weakness, Loss of vigor, Noe
.urnal Emissions, Impotency, Nervous and Phya
cal Debility and all that class of complaints arising
from Excess, Iudiscretion Abuse. The old find in
this remedy A FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH, and the
young safeguard and protection. DR. La MARS
SEMINAL PILLS restore the Sexual Organs, debitated
from whatever cause to their pristine vlgor. Price,
81 so per bottle Sent c. .. d. by express TO any
address, secure from observation. Address all orders
to A. MoBoYLE CO., Druggists, P. o. Box l ,95s,
San Francisco m4-3m
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LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES

LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES
SPECIAL To THE REcoRD-USIoN.l
PACIFIC COAST POSTAL CHANGES.
Further in Regard to the Capture of the
Bender Murderers.
PROGRESS OF TANNERS ssLFIMfosED TASK.
Railroad Trains Running Regularly into
Leadville. Col.
MISCELLANEOUS FOREIGN NEWS ITEMS
Bank Robbed in Brazi1-Gladstone III
Advices from Afghanistan.
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A.U TIL o. NJ - 81 rs Il
GOOD RESIDENCE,

GOOD RESIDENCE,
With Nice Garden and Fine Variety of Fruit Trees.
III J. SIMMONS & co, AUCTIONEERS WILL
HEe sell WEDNESDAY,, August 4, 1880, on the
premises, part Lots and z, VI and N, Nineteenth
and Twentieth streets, being on street, between
Nineteenth and Twentieth streets, only hall block
from the street cars, having good, substantial
Frame Dwelling surrounded by q large variety OF
splendid Fruit Trees; city water and good well of
clear water aud large barn in the Iear-the ground
being 36x160 feet. Parties seeking nice home on
the most prominent street in the ty Will do well TO
attend this sale, which will be positive. Terms
Cash. Deed at the expense OF the purchaser.
jy2S-7t d. J. SIMMONS, Auctioneer.
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RepublIcan Consressional Committee.

hepuDhcan Congressional C0mmfttee.
SAN JOSE, July 30th.-The Republican
Congressional Committee of the Fourth Dis
trict met at the Auzerais House ct o'clock
P. NJ, to-day, w. II. Rodgers, Chairman, pre-
siding. A letter was received from Judge
Jones of Mariposa, requesting the Chairman
to cast his vote in favor of holding the Con-
gressional Convention at Los Angeles. Let
tiers were received from a majority of the
members, requesting the committee to have
the Convention held at Sacramento at the
time of holding the State Convention. A
letter was read from the Secretary of the
Republican Central Committee of Los An
geles, peIitioning that that Convention be
held at that place. The following resolution
was adopted:
Reselred, That the Republican Congressional
Convention of the Fourth District meet at Sacra-
mento on Wednesday, August llth, in the Assembly
Chamber of the Capitol at 2:3O P. M, OF, if the
State Convention has not then taken a recess, as
soon thereafter recess shall be taken, for the
purpose Of organizing and nominating Congress
man for the Fcgfth District, electing Central
Committee, and transacting such other business as
may properly come before them and that delegates
to the state Convention be delegates to the Con-
gressiona Convention.
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NOTICE

To Taxpayers. Property Owners and Gil.
zens Of Sacramento City and County.
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WILL Be A CANDIDATE BEFORE THE
w Republican County Convention for the ofit e
of COUNTY TREASURER, ana respectfully asks the
support Of the delegates to said Convention. au2lw
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Secretary Schurz Gone TO Yosemite The
sand Lofs-Rase RnII.

San Francisco, August 1st.-Secretary
Schurz left for Yosemite to-day.
The usual triangular meeting came off at
the sand lots this afternoon without any dis
turbance.
At the Recreation Grounds to-day the
Athletics beat the CALIFORNIA; three 10 one.
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PROGRESS OF TANNERS sslF-lniosED TASK.

Railroad Trains Running Regularly into
Leadville. Col.
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The SLOAN Baptist property, on Fifth
street, between and q, sold to the United Sons
gave the Baptists lease the property for three
years, to give them a chance to redeem it. The
Baptist number being small, it was impossible to
redeem hence, they called meeting on tn 9th
Of Friendship, and tins property is now for sale
by the United Sons Society. r. c. Ferguson John
ID. Wilson, Albert Grubbs, Henry lantis Robert
Corbins, Trustees OF the United Sons. jeremiah
Bluett, Presid nt. auslt
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Further in Regard to the Capture of the
Bender Murderers.
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Gladstone Ill.

LONDON, August 1st.-Mr. Gladstone
caught chill after leaving the House of
Commons Friday, and is now suffering from
congestion of the left lung. The latest bull
letin, issued Sunday evening, says his con-
dition is less favorable, owing to slight
fever. but that he is in no immediate danger.
The Queen has telegraphed to ascertain his
condition
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PACIFIC COAST POSTAL CHANGES.

ESPECIAL To THE REcoRD-UsIoN,l
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The French Elections.

PARIS, August 1st.-The elections to the
Councils General up to the present time
show that in sixty-two cases the Republicans
have been successful and in sixteen Con-
servatives. Six second ballots in the latter
d,ofr;ofo will ha nonoccarv
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NEW YORK, August 1st.-Trade has been
irregular during the greater part of the week.
and prices of most of the leading articles of
merchandise have huctuated more or less ev-
cry day yet there are few marked changes
as compared with the close of last week. As
rule, business is on the increase, yet the fall
season does not set in very actively. Holders
of most all descriptions of merchandise are
confident, however, and are firm in their
views.
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Railroad Matters in Colorado.

DENVER, August 1st.-The joint track of
the Denver and South Fork and Denver and
Rio Grande Railroads was completed into
Leadville yesterday, and both companies be-
gan running regular through trains to-day.
Their track is also completed and open for
business to Hortense, twelve miles from
Rnana Vista ON the Gilnnisnn eYtensinn
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BRocKToN (Massl August LIST. The
freight house of the Old Colony Railroad,
with large quantity of freight, way bills,
etc, were destroyed by fire tonight. The
loss is heavy.
Pacific Coast Postal Changes.
WAsHTscToN, August 1st.-The following
postal changes for the Pacific Coast were
made during the week ending Saturday:
Offices tablished--Lidell, Napa county,
California, William III. Lidell, Postmaster;
Arthur, Multnomah county, Oregon, Miss
Mary Taylor, Postmistress Benson, Pima
county, Arizona, John Rush. Postmaster !;
st. Johns, Apache county, Arizona, Ephriam
s. Slower, Postmaster Offices discontinued
Bradshaw. Yayapai county. Arizona. Post sos
masters appointed-T. H. Barnfeld, Bartlett
Springs, Lake county, California David
Levy, Copay, Mendocino county, California j;
William d. Bassett, Glenbrook, Lake county,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-09
Science at Breakfast.

Under this heading the editor OF
Science groups together great deal OF
information on the action OF tea, coffee
and chocolate. The latter he says, from
IT'S large proportion of albumen, is the
most nutritive beverage, but at the same
time, from its quantity oi lat the most
difficult TO digest. Its aromatic quail
ties however strengthen the digestion.
A cup of coffee is an excellent restora-
tive and invigorating reireshment even
for weak persons, provided that their
digestive organs are not too delicate.
Cardinal Richelieu attributed to choco-
late his health and hilarity during his
later wears. Tea and coffee do not afford
this advantage. Albumen in tea leaves,
and leguimin in coffee grounds are rep
resented in very small proportions. The
praise of tea and coffee as nutrltive sub
stances, therefore, is hardly warranted.
Tea and coffee, though OF themselves
not difficult of digestion, tend to disturb
the digestion of albuminous substances
precipitating them from dissolved state.
Milk, therefore, il taken in tea or col.
fee. is more difficult of digestion than II
taken alone. Without milk ii promotes
digestion bv increasing the secretion OF
the dissolving juices The volatile oil
OF coffee. and the empyreumatic and
aromatic matters OF the chocolate acctl-
crate the circulation, which, on the
other hand is Gained by tea. Tea and
coffee stimulate the activity OF the brain
and nerves. Tea, it is said increases
the power OF digesting the impressions
we have received, creates thorough
meditation, and in spite Of the move
ment of thoughts, permits the attention
to be fixed on certain subject. On the
other hand. if tea is taken to excess 1t
causes an increased irritation OF the
nerves, characterized by sleeplessness,
with a general feeling of restlessness and
trembling of the limbs.
Coffee, too, if taken in excess, FRO.
dnces sleeplessness and many baneiul
effects very similar TO those arising
from tea drinking. Coffee also produces
srea.er excitement, and sensation OF
restlessness and heat ensues. For
throwing off this condition fresh air is
the best antdOte.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-09
fiUNlOR.

There is a romance in figures. a
Young man met girl, Ter, married her,
and took her on wedding Per.
Much as he loves roast beef, John
Bull is continually getting into an l'lsh
stew.-!Nsw O,lt0ns Piedy'mc.
When man says, II hear a noise, ut
nrobaLly nev, occuIs 70 him that there
is nothing in this vide world that any
bodv can hear but a noise.
The Cincinnati Saturday Night meekly
remarks: when girl talks about the
two strings to her beau, does she mean
his suspenders"?'
During one month this summer the
Philadelphia Mint coined s6O0,o" anu
how they all got pIst us without our
seeing one OF them is what astonishes
Burlington HdTkcye.
On a homeward-bound Charleston
car a iolly.looking lrishman was saluteu
with the remark: Tim, yer horse was Is
blown away" Deed, thin, IT isn't,
he answered, ''ior l have the key IN my
Docket
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-09
THE FASHIONS.

Dark green uradorned silk hose are
exceedingly pOpulir
The Jockey" costume does not be-
come popular in America.
The fashion of powdering the hair
will be revived this season.
Gold wrought Spanish lace Is very
fashionable trimming for bonnets.
Padded and checked costumes are
seen upon men, women and children.
Walking canes, with heads OF Sevres
or Dresden chins, are popular among
Partisan women.
The newest flources are shirred hall
their length an Il lower hall IS press
"a to form plaits.
R,oad linen collars and turn over
cuff. similar Ten those worn by children,
are fashionable Tor young ladies'.
Little boys with trumPets or flags and
little Urls With dolls are the latest out
line figures used FOR CrIamentlng tacle
81, tbs.
Swish walking costumes are made oil
tiny shepherds plaids in two shades OF
some dark color combined with sell col
ortd goods.
Plain y, lvet IN rich dull tints is used
i'm handsome walking suits Tor young
lrdjPs, combined with Surah SILK or
duchess satin.
Among the new things in japanese
ware are huge covered vases with por-
calain napkinS al plrently I ell overther
Ia, ., cord and tasSplS.
For square pin cushions cd gid
p'ush may toe recommended, anu In tue
center braided design, through which
NAV be run a silvered or gilt chenille.
RorL velvet bonnets are generally
faced with some bright color oil pc
coming shade. and trimmed outslue
with ostrich tips and elaborate jet gar
niture.
Small bullet shaped buttons, OF cro-
cheted silk are revived Tor the fronts
and sleeves OF basques, while much
I,ryer flat buttons are on the square
nockets. AMI ON the back TO deune the
waist line.
The Dauphin collar is the new fancy
For wearinv with various dresses II IS
r,ade Of black velvet for the collar, with
White lace gathered on its edges; Cot
o,aJ Surah fichu ends are attached 10
the front.
rre,iy fashion for the corsage oil
oraring dresses is TO place small strips
- ,ho jre.s fabric around the top oil the
Sodice then passing them under ihe
arms so as to stimulate low corselet;
Rriybt clusters OF flowers are pinned
mon these strips, thus formlngepaule's
ever the shoulders.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-09
Commissioners Sale.

In the County Court OF Chic county:
G. Oglebay * Sons,
vs.. In chancery.
Peter Wendell and others,
BY virtue OF Il decree rendered and entered In
the above entitled cause on the 29th day OF June,
1889, and decree entered on the sta day OF
October, 1880 fof the resale OF the property the
undersigned special commissioners will, OH
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1850,
Commencing al 10 O'Clock A. ". sell nj public
auction AT the front door o. the Court HOn.c OF
ohio county. West Virginia. to the highest and
best bidder, the following descr bed real estate,
10 wit: The east one half Of lot numbered two
hundred and one l2Ol), fronting on thapline
street. and running back TO Wheeling Creek,
and being situate on the north side OF Twentieth
street. in the Fifth ward OF the City OF Wheeling,
in The state of West Virginia.
TERMS or SALE-One-third OF the purchase
money TO be paid in cash on the day OF sale, and
aS much IN re rs the purchaser may elect; the
balance in two equal ins'allmcnts at nine and
eighteen months respectively, after day Of sale,
with interest, To be secured u the sstisfacsOn OF
the special commissioners. and the title to said
real estate to be retained until the purchase
money shall have been paid in full.
II. g. BARR.
W. J. W. COWDEN,
novi Special Commissioners.