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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-09-22

Moss-covRRED TwADDLl-The Stock Re-
port calls Sharon enc of the " earliest friends
of the lode" Mr.. Sharon was great friend
of tho lode so long as it poured cut dividends
fer him. What the Stock Report can sec in
that to qualify Mr.. Sharon for position
which requires brains and application, is q
mystery to most people. This cid twaddle
about Sharon's self sacrifice and standing BY
Virginia in its darkest hour" sounds like ssme
Of the gush enc locks for in scheolbeys' tcsn-
positions. The present il about the darkest
hour Virginia has seen for lsng time, and
there are scores Of private citisens who have
mere stock in the Comstsck than Sharon.
Sharon stands by nothing when he ceases to
make money cut of it. The few Thousands
he spent at Mondays primaries is As much
money Is Mr.. Sharon has put in the lode for
years.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-09-22
A SORRY VICTORY.

It wsuld hardly be appropriate to crown
Mr.. Sharsn's brew with laurels after his pur-
chased victory Of Monday in tho Storey
osnnty primaries. The Enterprise of yester-
day says:
1t will not do to cry "Sack." Mr.. Sharon
was not in the county. having been detained
by business in San Francisco. The spposition
had every chance accorded them to make
fair, square fight, and did their best.
Although Mr. Sharon was not in Virginia
on Monday his agent was and his sack was
there moro potent and powerful than ever
Sharen's presence could have been. On Sun.
day, the day before the primaries tho Enter
prise spoke of the 80 called ''unpledged" ticket
which was cut and dried for Sharon ~ fol-
lows:
The gentlemen whose names compose that
ticket are unpledged On every proposition,
and will 20 into the convention untrammeled
and free to vote for whemseever they may
deem, in their judgment, to be the 6ttest to
hold the Offices to which they aspire.
On Tuesday the cheeky journal swallows
it, own words and makes the following shame
less admission
Tho support of the regular ticket, which
and there is no use in Disgusting the fact
was in the interest of Mr. Sharon, was spen-
taneous.
Facts can be disguised before election, but
after the outrage is censummated the Enter
prise shows its hand and crows over its du-
plicity. The work of Monday probably insares
a legislative delegation from Storey which will
be for Sharon and tho railroad. These men
will come to Carson with no other object in
view than to serve the masters to whom they
have sold themselves. The men put On the
legislative ticket of Storey by the Sharon Con-
vention will not be of . class from whose
hands wholesome or honest legislation may be
looked for. The succession of Sharon to tho
Senate of the United States il not so much .
calamity to Nevada a. the evils which arise
from lowering the personel Of the Legisla-
tlrs in order to elect him. When the United
States Senators are elected directly by the
people there will be less of the corrupting in
hssnce Of money in State politics.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-09-22

TELEGRAPH Cigar Store,
WHILE LISTENING TO TIE TILE
w GRAPHIC tick, and circulating a. to hew much
the last DEAL you may find relief BY sinking the Stock
Shop getting the Of the behind the Telegraph
Cigar Store counter! and trying some q his imported gars
fine favored chewing Tobacco etc. Or u The last
corn and not ready for the imported luxury At the
Telegraph Cigar Store you ean get
A DAISY OF A BIT CIGAR.
Always on hand smokers' materials including mser
schaums brierwood aud other varieties Of pipes smoking
Tobacco pipe STEMS cigarettes, cigarette paper and IN
short, thing to be founo in establishment
Telegraph Cigar Store Ormsby Building. Casso,
Carson. ie20
CHANGE OF MANAGEMENT
4 ND PROP BIET ORs.
CARSON CITY, NEVADA,
SHARP BROTH8Rs, PreDFietsrs
This hotel is the most pleasantly and centrally located
the city, being the principal business houses and tn
State Capitol.
The Culinary Department i under the Management 0
Diving the table With the best The maTfst Affords
j. W. SHARP formerly Of the Revere House. Napa
California; Manager.
THE o r N Shy HoVSE
Is the headquarters for al the stage lines leaving
Meals 80 cents each
Carson City September 49, 1879.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-09-22
For County Clerk.

H. MARSHALL ANNOUNCES HIN.
self as candidate for the office Of County Clerk OF
Ornsby County Nevada, subject to the decision OF the
Republican County Convention.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-09-22
For County Recorder.

IN d. TURNER ANNOUNCES HIMSELF
II . as \ candidate for the office Of COUNTY RECORD
Err Of Ornsby County subject to the decision OF the
Republican County Convention.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-09-22
For Constable.

IN J. POWERS ANNOUNCES HIMS ELF
~. candidate for the Office of CONSTABLE Of Carson
Township Ormsby County, subject the decision Of the
Democratic County Convention.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-09-22

FOR JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT:
". II. BEATTY................ white Pine
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-08

dinners and pocket money: Whenever
a rev restaurant of aoy reputs is open
ed. dine there twice and pay for nv
dinners. The Third time / send for the
proprietor, ard telling. bin, that have
forgotten my purse. ask bin to send .
wal home with me- when will pay
the bill. To this he objects give
him my name and address. and the
mex day l send the price of the dinuer.
Taon I dine several times without pay
ing. thus thoroughly establishing my
credit, AID can doe luxuTioasly fog .
long rerod withoet being trooblsd aby
the bill. Sometimes dine at the same
table with some acqnaintancss. and
ben We have finished ask each guest
10 hand me bis share Of the bill. telling
| vii, pay for all; but as they pass oat
OF 'nc door pocket the money, step mp
t. the counter, and order that the en-
tire slueupt he charged 10 Ine.@.-A new
restaurant does not like to commence
its career by suing . FASTENER, 30 when
at last the proprietor IS tired of feeding
me. promi-e to pay him soms day aud
then commence operations with one of
his rivals. Jealousy. aud pleasure in
seeing those IN ths same busiuess done.
prevents any one whO has been victim
lied from warning others against me. "
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T0SETTEBRS
WHO WANT 70 MAKE MONEY f!
$50 ACRES Of kesY FEaTILE AND EASILY
CULTIVATED LlxDIot EaSE IN GUAM.
IlIlES SUIT FWAJkRn or
ss WITHOUT ~-

These v6uab,s. lands IN situatsa "a rs.ser
River. few uilS norsh ofthe boundary noAs
They are ~ formation TO ths Sulno.
slssshs. and not lAInAjsct to Overflow. The
land . nearly ell N pass prairie. with clay
saesou. s9As timber alszo sAs river bani l. sui.
ssss s TOT 8, Sssssas .a.p ths vassr e excel
assos = sssssaeeeas run reSlSsrly and Frequently
rs 8 carrying &sasht z sxsssInsly low rates to
the folUvine mafhs4: New wessniaster, Bur.
- Lnlsss N.Isimo: ricsori. - 1saaimai...il
Victoria. nov Aeity Of ten thous1 II iShabitanIs.
end growing vssy rapidly.
The ssw DomintSs tars6 Of ten eG11s - bush.
ana wheat. 10. Ac. snorda sufaeisnt prosscsionn
10 the farmers Of Bri'ish ColnmbIs against thoes
OF Oregon and Warrington Territory, and IL equal
70 IN extra pront for British Columbts farmers Of
ment for farmsrs looking out for the mos: proat
able locations 70 90 Into. British Coiumbis aad
eestie On the fer ile and saaiy esessiosa aasas
the delta Of the Fraser Fsrmers nov located
nssS 49, psscss he. q ss,e Ss.sssd IN sns
part OF Oreeou OF Wsehfnetou Territory The
denAad 49, contin1p sressse thansahs uppsy
and nnptdi1 Sntrease ~ m.ay years % co0e d
ijsss Il Sssssss - - Il ny he p, as ,,
oovswansaAs ana s9e 9eonocAor Il nov on the
ssssaa p.s1:rAe = tear shon.snd nn q
TAs usdsss1Ussd hss : fe. hnndrsa sssss
ayka1. uhtcA viii - ~ Noon f>y0rahle terus
~ ~ go<tar yueeipaa = ~ 3ssJ scrss require.
: ashs eh1r4 80 - 1nlf \ - hseA % project
~ = s 49, si y =, y ss:sr 10
y oa.sid IT ~ : ls1-ias s.ssss nc
s. ;' e .;ns.s ,;'. :: s:
rs : = d16ss - .liss, inaassrsous man 70
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ia FOR SALE. rs
TWO L0Ts,0N THE SOUTHEAST CORNER
OF FOURTH AND PIKE STREETS,
WITH OTHER PROPERTY.
Address fer oneweek.
80 JACOB ANDERSON,
m2dlw East Portlap i. Oregon.
IN ADMIRALTY.

n + e
In the Distrie. Court of the Third ypaicssl Dis.
trict Of Washington Territosy, holding tarms st
Seattle. In King County.
No. 242S,
R.H WATERS. LibeiIAnt.
Bark =" OAKLAND" her tackle, apparel and fur
niture. Respondent. -.
VLyHEREAs, A libel WAS FLIED IN THE
wv above entitled Court on the sth day of
sssinst the bark " osklands' shsf tacaja er8fzsi
and furnipzD alleging in snoSAScs that q she
4th day Of Afe6fusry. a. d. NO. at'P6t Madison
In Kitssp County, Washington Territory. the
Fsrnham. Who was thea master Of szid, vaasal, to
60 board and enter the service ofsato veesel o.
seco' mate; that In compliance with the terms
Of such smplcymeut libellant did.op sasd fourth
day Of February, 1850. GO on boar1.Aud cutter Into
the service o. saia We eel as snch second mate;
that ltbellant remAined on board said bark and
performed sekytce - sueh second mate from said
4th aeY Of rsevuazy. isso, nntii the ist day Of
wages for such service. which aucust sofle sum
Of eighty three Apd twenty onshuAdrsdths dol
lars go 20.ln0l atose and beyond al jus. deduc.
tions: aud praying process ayaieet satd bark, snd
may be sold to pay such wages. with costs. charges
1ov therefore: e parsu.ncss y .hs ,nonition.
under eAs ssai Of tAS sasA Court 10 s6s airsc NO
!: 4 ss:s. =. p
psrel ed furnstnrs ~ In sny mapses intersaleA
thetein. nat they Be and appear before the said
/ DtGrtct GP7rt, TO be held 1t Seattle. In King
sooaAsN Washington Territory. on
lIenaay. the 7th day Of Jane, 1851.
At II O'Clock In the forenoon Of that day. provid.
ed the sAme shall be . day Of Jurisdiction. Uther.
wise on the next day Of Jurisdiction thersafterI,
then and there 20 fntcrpose their Actxims and ID
make their allegations In that behalf.
Dated this LIST day OF May. 1880.
CHARLES HOPKINS,
q. 8. Marshal.
~ L.y. wYckoFT. Deputy q. 5. Marshal.
u. y. Rasin, Proctor for Libellants. nsw7w
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Postmaster General Key serves TO
illustrate how nnn.committal t.cties
sometimes win. He is q large, robust.
good nAtured. easy-going gsntleman,
OF moderate ability. Who seems 10 be
troubled with no rigid idea of political
principle, and to believe that the main
purpose OF parties 10 TO keep him IN
Office. During the war. be gave the
rebellion the weight of his Robustness,
destroying rations with healthy ap-
petite, ard leading such doomed con
federates - fell under his guidance to
deserved destruction. After the war
he was appointed to all a vacancy in
tue Senate. When Hayes was elected,
the Senator from Tennessee denaanced
the result ~ due to fraud; but, mot.
withstandiag this unusual exhibition
of temper on his part. the Tennesses
Democrats dropped him. choosing an
other man - Senator Then he wrote
to HAYES an adroit letter, suggesting
the bridging Of the chAsm. Hayes.
queer policy here came to the Ton.
nessean's aid. aud he again fell on his
feet. landing inc the Cabinet. A few
days ago. somebody suggested him ~ .
good uan for the Republicans to nom-
mate for the Woe Presidency, AID he
promptly took occasion to modesAly
admit that he had no claim to the hoo
or. but carefully refrained fsom saying
that he would not take the place II be
could get it. Now ons 6f the Federal
Judges in Tennessee has obligtngly
died, and it 10 said that the pleasant
life position il to be given TO Key. OF
course. nobody blames him for taking
all he can get. We are only narrat,ng
these facts to show that non commit
talism sometimes pays. and that this
Key was made 10 IL any lsck. blessed
Is he who can adapt his principles To
the occasion, for be shall inaerit fat
things Meantime. II perrhance there
DO In Tsnnessee some able AID consist-
emit Republican lawyer. who VAS . firm
Un,oDist during the war and hes held
20 his convictions untiinchinRly since.
len Us cotrmiserass him; for "a : verify
he will receive no Judgesh,p from Pres.
ident Hayes.
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LAND OFFICE Al OLlMRIA. ". TEL
NOTIcz NJ HERssr 81 v IN mar isi 4AI
hie iatsntton 10 make Anal yeoof n sappoat a ~
clstm. and SECURE Anai entry tksrsoI, and tAss
nS pfoot o. vtenesses viii b. mada hefors r. q.
vesnen: Eeq-: Justice Of Tie peoee. q HIS Ones
e rofs 1ns1.ly. y. T~ - Friday. tAs aitk aasssf
bE.on. xss-smpstos p. o. No. Asis, iee
ssc1 o. Y. Of .Ssetisa -. Township -
Sosn. hsn9e3 -. ana uamss he following g
1pce ard esftavstioa Il 2aid H2cs. VS.: Z. Rssvs.
y. 9oe11nso1. Ao0 1sen ~ 49, Fay,
=. A o. fsfs s'Aasls. kssss sssasY. pas .
nsusV II sseollof -. sARTs:a., q
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SHIPPING IxrELLrcEscE.

Ship Charrner. Of Boston. has been
sold at Liverpool for SIS 900.
On her last trip from San Francisco
the schooner w Il Meyer took to Hon
olulu 30 negro passengers.
The British ship Lothair. which left
New York January 21st for Hongkong,
passed Anjier on April 3D.. making the
run in the unparalleled short time of ~
days.
The Alta says work has been CON-
nenced on the steamer City of Chester.
Her upper works are to be entirely re-
fastened. and she will be pat in the most
thorough order before she commences
running again.
Captain James Bruce, late OF the
schooner Mary D Poweroy. and for
,nerly of the schooner Reporter. aas
been appointed to the command of the
Hsrbor Commissioners tng and fire.
boat, Governor Irwin.
The bark CbicIayo recsntly took q
cargo of wood stuffs from San Francisco
to sydney, valued at t16.4l5. 1t in.
cIuded 1926 feet OF lumber, 1853
pieces mouldings. 1910 pickets snd
$50 bundles shingles. q ]
Steam yachts are becoming more pop
ular around San Francisco. aOnsDSw
in course Of constrnction ID . propellss
35 feet long. and will run Is miles an
hour. Another steam yacht, 60 feet
long, is being talked about. Sho is to
DO side wheeler, will draw about foot
OF water, and 10 calculated TO trnvel from
IL to 20 miles an hour.
Speaking Of the repetit;onof names
OF vessels. contemporary says: The
simple name Of Annie 10 claimed by %
vessels. white Aunie 80 prefix occurs
129 times. Banner il the name of II
vessels. Belle is. fsvorite name. be-
ing borne by 20 vessels, asd in use 80
prefix by mshy more. California is the
proud title given to II vessels. Carrie
is named 9 times. and SO times as q
prefix. Centennialis given TO % vessels.
Charles occnre IA times a. ant name.
Cisrs is quite = ,favorite. the single title
being given 70 20 vessels. Comet is the
name Of 2s vessels. AmopgSa l.rRe
number OF Daniels we find g Dehiei
Wsbsters. There are "a Dsvids, 35
Dolphins and 25 Eagles. Tia simple
name OF Eliza occurs 10 times, ana 63
times as q prefix or firyt name. EmmS
is siveE 10 50 vessels ara u l01 a. :
prefix. Among the 0snsrals. OensfAl
Grant takes the lead, Il vessels answer
ing to the name. AS first name Geoff1
is used 2l4 times But what shSff WE
say Of Nary This name is used siugIy
by 30 vessels, and % . first name by $50
Others" asA s@
The Ana American chin Ec,;nso NOW
d;sb.ro;no Ro.ton ca-sn se,I
woythv If men,;on She ,s. h.;,t hn
Goss r Saver of R.th M.;ne ana
launched in Iniv Is7a ana thu 1891,
!. her Hr.t vov:1a -, ,h;s ,,or. shs =
oa0 faa, iorv a., ssss sssmsnd o. ss.s
aan,h ~ soiS md $3.50 1sos 80
She 4 commsndsd hv Can,a;n n AZ
Hnmnhrevs ana ;uaa;n. 49, ~ e.
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Emission, Aversion to Society. Dimness of Vision,
Noises in the Head; the vital f1id passing unob-
served IL the urine. and many other diseases that
lead TO insanity and death.
DIR. MINTIE will -agIee to forfeit FIVE HUN.
DRIED DoLLa Rs for a case of this kind the VITAL
RESTORATIVE tqnder his special advice and
treatmentl will not cure. or for any thing impure
or injurious found in it. DR.. MINTIE treats all
Private Dissa successfully without mercury.
CONSULTATION FREE. Thorough examination and
advice. including sna'ysis OF urine s. 90. Price
OF VITAL RESTORATIVE. $500 q bottle or four
times the quantity, 5000; sent to any addr So
upon receipt OF price. or G. D., secure from
observation, and in private name if desired, by
tt A. E. MINTIE, NJ. D.,
-e II kearny Street, San Francisco, Cal.
DR.. MINTlE's KIDNEY REMEDY, NEpHRET.
ICIM. cures all kinds of Kidney and Bladder
Complaints, Gonorrhea, elect, LeucorrhGa- For
sale oy all druggists; si00 bottle six bottles for
$5.0e.
DIR. MfNTIE's DANDELION PILLS. are the
best aud cheapest DYSPEPSIA and BILIOUS care
In the market. For sale by all druggists.
ED+-u i4Shwly
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DIR. SPHNNEY.
no. II KEARNY STREET.
Treats all Chronic q Special Diseases.


YOUNG MEN vr
NHO MAY BE SUFFERING FROM THE
w effects OF youthful follies or indiscretion
will do welt to avail themsel es of this. the
greatest boon ever laid at the altar Of suffering
humanity. DIR. SPINNRY will guarantee to for.
felt $500 for every case OF Seminal Weak ess or
privste diseuse of any Kind or character which he
undertakes and fails to cure.
MIDDLE-AGED MEN,.
There are many at the age Of thirty TO sixty
who are troubled with too frequent evacustious
OF the bladder, often accompanied by a slight
snArsiDG or burning sensation and q ves kenina
OF the system In manner the patient cannot &C.
countfor. On examining the urinary deposits |.
ropy sediment will often be found, and some.
times small par icles Of albumen will appear or
the color will be Of Q thin milkish hue AGAIN
changing to dark and rp.d appearance here
are nisny men who die OF this dficulty Ignorant
OF the cause, which is tie second stage Of SENT.
uAl weakness. DIR. 8. will guarantee perfect
cure in all such cases. and healthy restoration Of
the genite-urinary organs.
Once Hsurs--i0 too and to g Sundsys frum
'lQ to IL A. NJ. Consultstion free. Thorough sx.
animation aud advice, IS. -
Call or address
- DIR. SPINNEY d CO.,
j7d&wiyl No. IL Kearny ST.. San Francisco.
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A LoAFRR's AErHop.-How the lilics
OF the valley. who neither toll nor spin.
nor have any pvivats meAns, manage
year after year TO enjoy I'll the go,d
things OF this world. has aiwsys oesn
. wonder 70 me. Sitting the other dsy
with one al these lilies. I veneursd 20
ask hin % explain q mo Tho fuyfcry'
Of hia exfstsnco. ssrhi6 - y 6ild he
chow ] provide nysslf Viii sxssiisse
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SHERlFF,S SALE.

pY vTDTUE or AN EXECUTION YaSUYp
ID cot Of the District Court foe the Third in.
diefsl District Of WasAtngeon Tsefltory, AoldinR
farms q es:t.ls. On she ist. day Of Api lss6. IN
the case OF TAo0ss y. AlvorA, HinantiI. al1anst
n. Ferrant. Defendant. viii on Monday. he
2lth day OF Nay. 1850. at the hour Of 10 o'elock
4. H.. q The sCOsrt hevsss door q osatais afoeo
satd. proresd % cell st public sastion. FOE esaA.
al q The right. title and tntsrasa Of H. Permit n
and = oertafa lease made b. Goddard Keller 70
one eslest Bell. As1 ~ ss1d DeIl saAjessod %
ssid b rasaet for % teEn Of Ave yease IN
ths Let dsyof My. fS7s. ana On ne peopesey q
sc' ined - follows: Part Of osettoo IA Toveship
- North Of Range East. commeoctne e . eeahe
On the bank Of white river e Tie barn o. God,
dard Keller, runn1Dg noesh9eu1 ssvsn soae ahooco
southeast foesy r0aa tAenc0 ooasA go slcvoa
rods - the bank Of whiss river. sAsneo follovin.
ne meender line 81 white rivae 81 he p6ee a
beginning. cootaining ssvea snrss. In KiIe ecun-
~. wasntnQeee TeUieusy @INe aaIa ale q ms1s
10 satisfy judgment 81 the Jnskics a ~ Rsacs
In and Tor 0a1ghtsr Precinct, IN Kine county. ".
r. in fqvw q 11a1net9 asd 6enlnss Dee q
herein. - ths - zof eo5.es With inNssuee -
costs OF suit
Dsssd u ssattle. April a. lsso.
L.v. wYCKOyP.
aAAtR Of King oosssy. Wa. Tsrssiou.
aasv sss.
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fnAl WAakness. IDnpetency, night Losses by
dr6Ama, pimp1es on the face, and lest snhood
CA positively be cured. The sick and affi cited
shoQlA 10: fst to call upon him. The Doctor
has travelled extensively In Europe, and inspected
thoroughly the various hospitals there. cbtsinflg
GRoAt deal OF valuable Information which he-
10 competent TO impsrt to those in need OF ais
aefviees. DIR. GIBBON viii mike no charge
unless he effect Q euveS PeSsens ~ distance
NAY ,BEsCURED AZ HOME. All cora
mu1icaticnr strictly confidential. You no
one bat the Doctor. Persons writing TO the Doc
tor will please stafe the name of the pap they
See this advertisement in. Chsrges reasonable
Gail or write. Address DR.. J. F GIBB0N, Boa
l .957. Sun Francisco.l Send SO for = package OF
medicine. .- n+a- ST ol9-dsw1y
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Notice Of Application to Purchase
Timber Land.

UNITED STATES Dug.zc7,I.Am O1yycz /,
OLYMPIA. WAsHuo9ox TRsrupsy
NOTICE - HEREBY 0IvRH THAT N CON.
~ rEancs with tle provistsaa ~ 6hs ~ -
Congress approved June 3. ls7s. satitlsd "An ~
tfornia. Oregon. levnAs ana UAahAa0ua Tssslr
tory. John p. fSyoerg. Of Kitsap county, Wsahtng-
ton Territory. has this dsy lied n fkis once Ii
application 70 puxeAsss IL ~. + e N. 4. II
y, IN TovnsAin 10. . NsFsA. lAaes Ne. -
Of the willspstts Meridisn. = -
Any and ell persons clsAuaine adversely ~ sail
b. required q de thsir eisins Is ~ 800 vish.
In sixty toel aays ffe2 As6s hssssf. % = ''7s4
Given cndsr my hama 81 ny s1lcs. IN Oaynpia.
v. T.. this the Let day Of March, A. p. lsa0- 80
msvlOt hal > Rseisassof u La Oiaes.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
GENERAL ORDERS NO. II.


hrABaUAn9xle PDov. DEPT. wAaHIsaScH1
1kan1cnH a. Ar, KY
sestse ASFdtlo.l:as;
minded Of the approach Of the 30th day Of May.
appointed by the Rules and Regulations Of the
the services end sscHnees 0Eour fallen comrades
who POW s1sweS he rnH ell a . TIT grand
army shove" Stevens Post No. I, Of the Depart.
met,t will see that the graves Of our Comrades
gone before" that are ! cstsa IN this vicinity
are sought out And attinsly deeoraaed on that day
prompted by hearts hlled With gratitqds and
sympathy shsI eupply. and u = recsadnaaeasd
that the Reverend Clergy and all good loyal men
pate. < S1s-s - - -
Q The Post Commander OF Stevens Post No. /.
will fnrssrdto thess Aestqusrtsrs report OF the
manner In which ths day was observed. the num-
iAsSrt6 instfis oonnsct5on. BY order
r. ". Sparkling,
a Department CommsDdsr.z
4. SIoRAa, Assistant Adjutsnt General.
IS hfkDo6 Arms STEVENS Posr No. 1, @. Ar
CoxRADEs:-youra attention Is called to General
e1dG No s1tS HeadQurtsps Prov Dept, wash
I'm Tssrssry q And n sccsrdsncs
the q. A r.. the 30th day Of May will be observed
fn concentration Of our deceased comrades. All
stanuin0 AZ commsnded (. be present at their
regular llsce Of meeilrg Masonic Relp On tbs
3Otb DAY 81 Nat. 1880. 1t O'Clock n &. And al
hooprst1y dbehaegcd Onion - Aios are request
e = lc 4ss: ~ = AZ eAspD i tie ssseissa
w H. WHITE. Commanding Post.
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