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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-03-11

Herald Irish fund
The Wilmington Rerie,o says DR.. f..
Porter is about to start a Clement Attach
ment cotton factory at Rocky Point.
-Fords dramatic troupe at Tucker Hall
on Monday night Baird's negro Ministries
at the Metropolitan and the Legislative
colonies at the hotels.
Grand Master Cheek desires us to note
that he has called a meeting of the Execu-
tive Committee of the State Grange, at
Raleigh. Wednesday. March 18th.
Gilbert & Sullivan having cleared $50
600 by the three months run of the spark
ling p. 0. p, in New York City, have
cleared out to London; but will return in
October. We Dol for the 'Pirates'' to
break out in this region after Lent.
The Herald fund has reached the mag
nificent total of $500 500! This with the
Congressional appropriation will pour more
than half a million of dollars upon the shores
of Erin's Isle. North Carolina sent above
tl,S"0. McDufhe & Callum's MINISTRIES, of
u eensb)Io, raised S4l, and Rev. II. f.
b m PASS, of Rutherfordton, SIS. Mrs. Hayne
DAVIS children 81.
The Wilmington Rsrie1o wonders who
foots the bills for all the printers ink now
flowing from Raleigh Cd the Railroad aues
ton. We do not know but it is to be pre-
sumed the Syn dy-Caterers furnished the
funds for distributing the documents which
SO strongly plead their cause, or at least,
advocate the sale. We observe that nearly
all our exchanges have these documents as
extras. OF course it is desirable to let the
people have light - no matter if it be only
light reading
"A we'll known citizen of Raleigh whose
name has often been mentioned In these
columns, In GrdtuitOuS advertisement of his,
-occupatlon-got married and-stopped his
paperl 1t was a real shock to us. You see,
after giving complimentary marriage notices
IN almost every number Of paper, In order to
help along the good cause, (of Domestic
Doubllng-up), it is rather discouraging to
lind that when our friends get a wife at
home they Ion have need for newspapers
any longer!
The 1916 block puzzle that is over run
ming the North, driving even clergymen, Col
i,ge Presidents, and Wall street Brokers, to
the verge of distraction, has reach Raleigh,
and threatens to have another 'Pinafore''
run. At the National Hotel the other night
We surprised a well-known express manager
demonstrating the problem with nine salt
saucers and seven butter-dishes, while just
across the table two young doctors were
Figuring it out' with a dozen oyster
crackers and three engagement rings.
considerable interest has been awakened
in the article printed on the interior pages
last week-'Is Death a fraud - Ap,ope:
the subject we quote from the Morgantor
Blade A strange occurrence took plac,
one day last week. Mr.. Robert Bryant tc
all appearances died and remained in a coma
tese state forhalf an hour he then revived
and drank some coffee and talked and laugh
ed. He lived two or three days when he &C
tsally died.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-03-11

There are $50 children at Oxford Orphan
Asylum.
Leather petticoats are worn for walking by
English women. They look like satin and
wear forever.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-03-11
Index to New Advertisements.

ALLEN & CRAM Machinists.
GARMoRE EAR DRUM Co-Hope for the
Deaf.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-03-11

rs per cent advance on the above rates
will be charged for double-column advertise
mentS.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-03-11
1.ates of Advertising:

TINE AND = ; d 3 q 12
SPACE. week w'kSI W'ks wNks mos mos mos.
I inch....... 81 U 81 20 ~ p - 10 s w = % = GU
2inches..... 2 90 8 30 4 81 3 20 l WI l6 UOi % W
Sinches. ..... 3 90 : 30 3 20 q G' Is WI 70 90 IS 90
4inChes..... B 50 8 Hl s 90 Z 5O Is OeI3 30 ODl As w
u columu-.. 5 90 I 81 I'D 90 2 on q 90 10 co SIS 90
kcolumn.. s 90 ~ 90 l6 Oh is 90 AS 90 70 no l25 90
column. 70 on 30 90 26 &c 80 90 s6 90 1875 $50 90
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-03-11

DEATHS In Duplin, Miss Mary Outlaw,
wife of James NJ. Hawkins-In White.
vile, Mr.. Clarence Hines.-At Halifax,
Mrs. w. E. Fenner, of consumption
At Tarboro, Feb. Goth, Mrs. j. Whitehurst.
The remains were removed to Washington
for burial. -Near Washington, Ark, Col.
VIM. A. Carrigan, aged SO, formerly of Ca
barrus county, and also a resident of Ala
nance, where he was enga ged in business
with his brother-in-law, Edwin NJ. Holt, Esq.
until lS52.-In Wayne, Mrs. Caroline
Parish, aged 80, and Mrs: NJ: A. Brog-
den, aged 8S.---In Lincoln, Mr.. Jacob
Rhodes, aged Alt Farmville, Va,
Rev. S. s. Murkland aged 73.-Neal
Monroe, Rev. N. Funderbuck aged SO.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-03-11

$3.50, 600 is the --latest return of the
Herald Irish fund
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-23
Go clhom Il alan Gontern

CONTINENTAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
y rANY Nouce "a hereby Hyen that The liecriv'i Row
a holders whose have been passed uou
by or ~ atturuF ~ hs
ohlc, Na-slsL Appc-ns must prDdncc their cfips
Tor policy cigims approved bi the Cur also HhE
paid Attorneys representing iy aimantH wn save Tins
r., 4encng 10 81 their policies be cine. A. eIrts
cscls must b. made out notico siou De-
where he lst Is long John Z. O'AEiLf. Receiver.
VAMES DUNN. Inglefcld, Nanderbury
~ County, Ind, dosres the address Of commissioned
nHcf and the ~ guaboat Wolsco % The
West tthi 0Guadr1u,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-23
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, JANUARY Is, 1850.

p0c whskey quiet o. Pork higher at s3 10 cash.
January sl3 90 February sl3 % April Lard hrnerl
nominaly 75 97iOc Bulk Meas higher shoulders 1l01
~ c.. Clear RIB, 6.50a6dOc Clear nides. $50 161oc
bacon rmer' loose Clear Rbs poet Packed Clear sides
Corn 1874 OdO bush, oats. 1900 bushl Rye goo bnsh
Barley, 1000 ShpmentsFiour lloO9 bblsi Whead sOOO
bnsh Corn. 240,yOO bushi oats, 10000 bushI Barley
1000 bush 49, -
TOLEDO Jan. 22.-Wheat quiet No White wabash
81 al 40. Red wnIer spot 81 81 February, 81 81
March. 35i4 April Al 81 May 81 39t NO. Red Wa
bash 81 IL; 10 Red Mixed 81 % Corn quiet High
Mixed he nj 40, IL Loo. bid No. spot Al &c, May
L,c: Rejected 4Oelc. quiet but steady No. 8sc
spot ale Nav. Clover seed steady Prime - % no
ter February 81 2ei March, 81 80; April 81 "a y Nav,
~ 80 o. ReceiptsWheat. 5000 bush; Corn $4,000 bush
shipments-Whelt 1000 bush. Corn. 5000 bush
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- .rncK MAnRnrs-aY rELEHNApH.


Brfrro Jan. 22.-CATuR-Hcceipts today o. h, 81;
toisi lo fhr faf SnH2 head Tor Inc same ul
Iasf cek - 81 receipts cnnsAle f-opgh ''i -
market ftner hu qu1thit higher no 1000 'e,i ,
~ 5od. gDt n Ncd do. - C5 ass 90 uli sold - g..
SaEEP LAMB>- today. ~" h,4n ', ~
100 hraus of the same llIt ~
leo head CONSIGNED throngh % ears market aoNe D ,
moi higher country heavy bus e;s; she7 OF
thmr, 10 Fancy Feeders sheep 40 ~ 'a@ % common
tDucc ~hppng 50 6OG2D %. Cauaia fall u
Al. loa.t lair Choice Canada Lambs, eO0rp o. .
car loads 81 sheep rtma.n ulsold $500, . a.. ., ,,r.
N0s,-Heccpis today. 5saU head: tom 10Y lht W.
Ear vi 40 head tAr time last week ''p h'su
consumed ihroug = ,srs: market strong ana hE i &
incs generally OF good quality ralts OF ro"H - eo
Yorkers a. G0a~i To-, Heavy and Medium - go W
F,lr 10 Good uds "a 30Tti O.. tptrrc kuugh ]" Nui
mon .uasI 49,. fIes - Vjqrl 10 uhlnuer ~ A'id
Scl,cted Ica.,. taken for export brought - 36- 10
,,HtcNGO Jan D. lOa-- -ceip,s. 2-.uUv head snip
aialc, MIXED Pee. NIX $685. 81; Lgnt 30 30d1l 90
t'l.i-,. lfcavy. 81 b50-l 80 market closed firm.
carr .-i,ecciDis GJu0 teld shipments, 'ou1 heha
tc o. aaty d. far dcmaad. Extra Exports - oVa -
btin- The prices Tor Exports IN Two ttr 'oinih 20
Med ir du hut STEADY 100 1t1'4-f '" .l' h.In
SLOW. a T., caicrv - ju0t5 "a c@cis Hnd techtf'
WcAA a1N easier. supply .a.Ar.
SIf r. Rere.pts 500 lead shpm MS. $50 head; good
surulf bt market weak no - $3.50 20 oo,
IA-I lInfEIH. Penn. jan ---t tiILt -t'otlpiA o.
head suppl ~tl light pnccr UNCHANGED. MaiAt '".'h
nm Tor fis sc.L quotes -io-1 70. .as Oh" Ouo', -
So common 81 loasJ o.. buil stas. aud cows s-4
nos Recelprs o. 20 bead ouoei Workers - 5o0si 60
pii..elpula-. - 4 - 20. H..
SngEr-Icccip;a 500 hoAi nothing doing to d'f ieo'hg
- a. IONS IAN ea-noGs-Activc and Lehor; Light ~ p
prV - l1asi 20; Packing, - og-i 20, Ehi,h'r- n
Select ~ 81 al - receipts $500 heao sninea @'OO
GtirfE- Active ard q shade HIGHER quality ~ supply
unusually good Fair 60 Cool Shipping tte0. - "u1r 'u
Prime -asJ 20: Choice. - 20 UJ Ma bn an IT,
for lot of Fancy receipts i'D' b''u 'H'IN'"''' 'O
islrrsclrce ana an tfias5 1919 receipts 900 head
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Bankrupt NoIlses.

tVHIs IS TO GIVE NOTICE: Thal GA the
4 rlf.sl, cav az -snirsn1r.. a. ID. 1879. warrant
Id bankruptcy was saurd agl.n-t The esiaie 90 roLg
MON 7, WATT fEIDER ana ABRAHAM WALTZ.
ELDER oi hc Cy OF Ncg YORK, 81 thc county 81 New.
YORK qua ptlte OF NeN fores WI, nave hr,h al.
ftlrad laukrkpla then letfas tsat Na
payreu OF any debts delivery 90 aaf properly be-
longing 10 bankupts % fAm Tor fhcr and ne
transfer 90 property DV tscu are troaicn 1F nws
creditors % the said htnkrugt. "a
prove their ehoOss assfu-ss -
thoir estate viii De bed cnlrt of b1uEfu1ef - %
holden az WafrCrst in he CIV ~ New fnfat De-
Little Register. the siNfh I'd CD
'' LOUIS n PAWN
L. : Marshal A. Messenger southerl Distnct8 Nos tosk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-23

Beef changed hands during ranged for The
erei des and 9ssssc Ior Prime CEoee Few selected
but such sales do NOT represent general market The
steamer STATE Of Alabama teoS out To- I'VE Css c
Mutton Joseph Eastman Ie Ihha bars sals
late yesterday afternoon. with 90 1--we Cattle Tor Gtofge
tin, 10 Bermuda Late this morning T. G. Eastman roel 20
Telegram 10 load tie Aenor Line temeI sGni9 ey
morrow morning she viii, therefore probably sa 'on
"cAIvfHHieeiTs were li2 head 10 ct eOh.st. 90 at
wasingfon Market and 10 at Jersey cry Iners Il on r
tor Live calves tue m irkel IS 100 ~
phei vita Counryresse real at lot OF calves OF 10y 20
200 D a,sTass is o Ssa2s az Tim "Bo6s are
rot vaEtsi Crass,rs qnoird 81 taS'ic,, ~ ~
Prime = ais 4-c hoce Selected reach s4a size; Ihs
o. ogdrG ssG Gaiy W. mere are a sf Sep lie feeling
rher Be-. Jersey are quoted at 9a4lO-c an" 'e''
si-s-Iiaenbcek 3 Davis sold: q Grass,ers 2i1 D. at
iiiienict 4 Dewey odd Western Fcd Calves 425 TO- nj
&C.; Neas 40 d. at jc 10 ao u d. ~ o'' "'
collins oli y Lower Jersey Calves 2oOe@5O d. at ga
r. b poucher sold II Jersey Calves l5o92io b. q ss
Judd buckingham sod9 Gflssef % TO- a' ~ '"'
SnEEp AND IAMBs-Fresa receipts were q ears , Of
car 40 Waaln Market Total since sa,m,iA{ 'Ia,
weo fb~ heavy arrivals early the week gave DI.snss
yH m 10 very grtai extent ana have enoaeh
so ON hand 30 Gerry ihcm through ne balance %' ~,
moro moaorsse Iuu me fore Iart Of next . ~SeSs
partially restored confidence snd the Prsptct' are
at.c more III e ~ n ani CHOICE LAMBS but
no code OF vs. .h,%'t e f &c. car load Of choice
,v n,rrsi,,a 10 Or. about e aud hr Hoht p't,hasc'
Lambs RANGED rm O. 10 zee ii ere "', "a "
Dressed Milton a. o. 'c. iid % s ie ,nchiran
s.s ~ h. ,l I- d. 50 10, at % 5'' 90 Li1sea al al
ic ' h M ~. BUCKS is q nj &C., l-S Gamma lambs
altrrs ifs cla Is iesan sasep Io5 H. On
urislto tefil.. pioYa ably g. l'" NoFiHero '""'
j. H. Haa,e ..allG canada lambs tow sneepl 81 d. at
j nde.oa caaa lam. ., D. a.. A. e ,o,, % d. at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-23

- Mrtcha T. Iifo Insurance Company 81 New York
Sor. IL hereby Given thai me under igne untrr ard
virtue 81 the 'oHr q the state 81 Nc~
a special thereof. held the t1ty ls.
m me fv 4 kingston the Tth day ~ lanua iSo 1ni
crf,Te ~ the Clerk a., the 90
Referee take proofs and
tau te uersos parties cne 30 st re IN te ssTrbatnp
M ib proceeds the -rcuntrs deposited ~ the Nor
chants Life Insurance Company Of Ne" forS with the IN
assurance Department a. the stat "a
kevYor. Inc nunueG policies outstaninz 81 thu
names in when issuei AMI the persons Vim
NO .ufe Ia the beuef 81 -aid dArinunu a~0 90
proof and .,ca the value Of a. ssd to.cie and
whaf surn and owing each ana The fats
share the ol securities which a he
on holders u entitled 90 OnDg to LAW ffum sni
superintendent Ia the us iOhph OF the aNa "t ssii strh
.
proofs concerning said pocfs ard policy aui al
matters % n and ny sld Ode. nerebT
0ured b. O. ~ office No - -nuiA Pearl
Il in the CITY u Albany Mon1av the 25a dag %
ary $50 "a 10 ccIncg IN the for noon.
Ian .s Cav. i,vMSF. HALE KINGSLEY. Refsr,e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-23

TOTAL RECEIPTS or PRODUCE
Pr N0rN Rtrcr. FesSel5 Gni Railroads..
u,et4-f,ef..v I'm = s. SQ
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
frutrrenAg In 90 l--t


III0"Is
CuFFEF-l,io dun. ia burdensome suwly ana weak IT
lhlt1l5i.c. for Fai~ CGrgOe.; he "N. w Case ana
i4s both arrived with COO brgs each, Increasing The
here 20 .i--2D bags; Mia Gul aHd weak "Ait'
caibo, lS20 lSc; Java. Z3g25c. .,o.,.-.--
tgi ouet. unchareed sales, a.' halcS
h. f0r export and So Tor
oousump;Ion delivered contact 300 bales h"cp'. ~
tlep,r .oay .3l2 babes, AGAINST lHtb bales I'm, oay
ias week ANA % since september J. a5Jj'si-
bale- AGAINST 3OJ32z7 i0I the period last season
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-23
unslness Cnaness.

business for SALES, 900 cash remark
aby GOO, oploi ndfy. lat wi bear thorough M
yostigation .tal So 9 BeesmansL Boom H.
GES NElli 10 SZO.OOO.--An active nait-
- ssD,7bDV ntr wanted IN a wholesale grD' ~ house
row don GOOD business. wifh The best u chsnc' Tor se
Increase reference exchanged Address A. g. lDnNe oute
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-23
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Nryopx Jan FIRE 81 receipts I' e1.d
DIN todav There was not much nc " tne 80
Reel trade la Washington Market ana Se'"'s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-23
WILLIAM WILLS. Secretary


\ rs. Yona. jan. 20. l-sn.
NOTICE is hereby given that The ANNUAL
- MEETING Of the srpCkHOLpERs of ne N oIiI
Pacific RAILWAY COMPANY, WI BE- held Al the once
OF me company IN Louis So. TUESDAY the "a u
Mach 1870 10 . O'Clock, Tho election Oi thirteen
directors cnsgg ana Tor The transaction VI any
ON business g. 90 may come before thc meeting.
qhs annual needing Roaru 0i Directors will De held
10 te Office WEDNES DAY tAc 81 u Marcls9o ~
The nan. r Books vii be closed the fernooE N Tho
sl.f Tauusr- I-O and DO the morning ~
tih dav ~ 81 arch, 1850 JAY COULD, ffcsdeAL
W AHNOLu, SECRETARY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-23
uawJwF1 W HART SMITH. secu'av.

AMATION-Wherea a Court Of Oyer
and rerminer appointed 90 be held at the cry Hall ma
the div of New YORK en- Mondv OF fcbruar next
mr. ciam.tion IA therefore herry made In eonfrin " Ia pre-
Del the District trnc1 ~
h ry and county Of New Nork the Nt day OF Ia "a nv,
-o a. az persons appear the sid over an Ter
miner by resoguiksnce wise 90 apr th'rest and
Nhn have
tor the II rn -
u,h cn o. taken lnqu- er7inins
ou OF any pr-on witness required % trn sich
coglance nquisiun examination is the sad Corr at
thereof tine first da, u t. - ting q unfrt
NV hand sheriff. once Va thc city Of Nev luie "u no
~, INV M Japuarr. 1850. PETER BOMf.
Ia 81 ri n Of the cry ana County CT New orr.
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election Notlres.
OFuCE 90 TIE SrAsDAnD
CONscLIuAIEn MIMIC oAPANr

OFFfCE 90 SrAsDAnD
CONsC LIpAIEn MINING loAPANH
FRANCISCO January -, lH.n.N
EIRST ANNUAL MEEIiNG.-Tho iirst an
nuai meeting ~ the So <hoders ~ the above named
company for election ~ SEVEN DiRkOTpRr, aus the
Transaction such oer busnes. ~ NAV 10 presented vii
be held MOS DAY. FEBRUARY p lssV, tftr-t Mo a
I'm February) O'Clock "a dsy, AZ The onice 81 tho
company Room 20 Nevada Block. No 500 Mont gomeiV ST.
Francisco. California 49,.
transfer books closed resday Jauuarv 20 $780,
al 3 o'clock D. H. and viii remain cosed until ui.i The an
uuai meeting. ....,.., ,,,.-,.
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GERMAN SAVINGS BASK N rHE ClrT az NEw-N oRH.(
COR am AVE. AND iTu ST. go 49,.
NFW-N ORR 10. 1873 y
Dipl0eHo Notl,es

OFFICE Of The ILLINOIS cEXrG,L RNLgo,o GoNgASr}
A DIVIDEND of THREE (3) PER CENT
has been by this company payable on ihe ~ a
OF March xt 10 hc 10 ders ts capital oe registered
at - the l2h Of February mex aiier when "nu un'
~ ~ " l.. y. T. RANDOLPH, Treasurer.
THRYSOLIrE SILYER-MIA ING Complain,
~ Rooms SOS 81 To ~ bS1tg y y Bgxp IsG "a leso
THE BOARD OF rRu 'lEEs haye tms dai 1sClal'3 a.
MONTHLY DIvlpEND 20 81 OF dWo rhR MA , oc tg
M. conhany amounting 10 TWO HUNDRED THOU ~AND
on Of he thd months net earnings payable at the Central
trust Company. o. tne 26tn INST
u,rv w. DHAkE DE Ray. Secretary.
HoRA SILVER MINING 60. or UTAH.
Oiuce "a Wal ST., NewNOrS.A
DIVIDEND No. >. ..-.
: 10 90 ONE IlJ SDHED THOUSAND DOLL AIRS being
tw,u cents per share 2r ~ me- - ON ne clrllai
erH ,sf1r ia I'bitY 81
M ffaii'fc books viii JANUARY 81 and roopenJANU
Akl ~. CHA~. q. FhANChLNN, president,
o,-,cr on rIg NonuE AID MONTGOMERY RAILWAY Coz
uLENEL BtIiuINa NEW OH, Dee. 3p. 1872
DIVIDEND NO. D.
fs,iarid n DfVf6ENDo f TWO AND 'ONF-HAlE rtR
d.. 4 ON the capital st0cs Of the mpny teqnyaen %
sI monts eautne n,ccnb,r 81 1879. payable az ue oaco
q Measr. hr xe NJ .h q o. ~ ' i "i, ~
company win be closed nom saturday The th ui jan
holders he held Montgomery Alabama 900 lhe an day
O' f''r"'''' ''''' J.P. CURTIS. secretary.
ITuE PursBrng CONSOLIDATED MINING CoMrANY}
nIVmEND NO. 9.-Thc Board of ID rect0TS
IL have this day declared dividend OF siootO zone
value OO) the camt siocA Il The COMPANY out Of the
net earnings TOT The month OF Janny lP payAoT az ths
books wall close January . and r,open February q
SEOROb {. LYMAN, secretary.
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eth DIVIDEND.

A 4 IT IIIIINIs
{ OFFICE OF Tug NTg-YORK EQrUAnLg Insurance Cot
IS WALLsr. NfH- YORk. Jan. q 1850 5
Tho Eoard ~ Directors havo fhs nfed ~ An
NUAL Dividend OF FIVE PER Clint. PAYABLE o. aud
after tie I'm us. ChAf. T. GUM,
-.L-- .--l
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SIXTH DIVIDEND.

4 OFFICE OF rHE STAR FIRE INSURANCE co,
l4l BROADWAY. NFw YORK Jan 2. l-,n.
At meeting al the Board oi Dircigra held ibis DAY :
sE3ff-ANN UAL DIVIDE ID or (fIND PER IN 7
JAMS II. HODGES Secretary.
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legal Noutss.
ArFW-YORK SUPREME COURT. City an

NEW YORK SUPREME NOt ~. NtS anu
Y County of Ncw. NOrk.-IAMl-~ NJ BROW y sole cN
cuior ana trustee unier the VIII u N1ifrn Post, a.
crl-od plant II. AIT. JOHN 81. BJt kINGhAA Al.i'h
BTCEIN0nAaI. r. OF John " BAGS uRhau. individually
and guardian - susan Honor ntder the WI
m Csrtv Ann orr ased Homer. aud Seorso
j. Barlow UcuanD. d fenda1ts. SunnOns-io The above
named eicudluts foa hereby summoned % answer tho
complaint this action. acoD} o. fout answer
IN tha painf's within twenty days sfor TIE -.
vice exclusive OF the dag of service an ~
al-iFf, ~ gisett VIII %
taken you by default Tor tie relief dcnandcd "a hs
cOmplant.-Dsttd Re luagy ~, 10 ~ -. ,.
Ofiee NJ. 80 Wall ~. Ns~hois tify
To SUSAN HOMER: TIE foregoing SIM mons = s'rN ed
uuon you publication pursuant oTaet OF TIE ito1
Hooper Worst. Of toe New lok ~pe .or orr
acting m supreme ChsmDers dated She 18Th dty -"
December aiee OF ire Clerk O The cry
and County OF NeW-lorK, at ssid CITY,
JOHN " WBIrING, Plaiuuns Attorney
rDlG lawdwFl 81 Wallet NeW.forA.
OpycK OF THE EAGLE HAuBoR FPEH CoNPASY 80. q
FNcHANGE COURI INV YORs. Dec -. 1872.
NOTICE j. hereby lyeu that the tOilowlng
~ described shares snek Of The kage HMDof copper
Conpapv will be sold by puhl the Office Of AID
com any Exchan court, New YORK Nv on Noine-
A. d. 1850 10 Il 0cock, no m
unless OF twenty i've cents pet shnfs
due gu Ap To- 1871 with interest AMI charges shal De pm
Ceriit,eate No No 81 shares. ~ name %
% 100 John - ley.
Do
~ i00 Do
- 100 DO.
q, 300 - 4. Quiut3rd.
lO4 D. A. Paine.
by order OF the Board u Directors
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-07-08
Political.

Weaver. Rreenback candidate for Presi-
dent. il to make an extensive campaign IN
the South. He believes the greenbackers
can carry two or three southern States
When nominated to the vice-Presidency
Mr.. Colfax was a widower. So were Henry
Wilson and Mr.. Wheeler. Both Mr.. Eng
lish and Mr.. Arthur are widowers.
An Irish-American Republican Convention
will be held at Indianapolis on the fourteenth
instant. Twenty-Five States and territories
are represented by signers to the call
In spite of Hancock's war record. there is
not negro in the land who, knowing him at
all. does not look upon 1.-THE superb soldier
as one of the worst enemies of his race.
Mr.. A. G. Porter, republican nominee for
Governor of Indiana, began life as young
ferrvman on the Ohio river. opposite Law
renceburg. When he had reached the age OF
fifteen he had saved enough money at this
work to carry him partly through college
course.
Among the recent appointments of womer
by the Governor and Council of Massachu
sets, are those of Adelaide A. Calkins oi
Springfield trustee of the State primary ano
reform schools; Catherine =. Lothrop Of
Taunton, trustee of the State workhouse
and Emily F. Pope of Boston. trustee of the
State almshouse.
The gratifying report comes from lows
that there is now perfect harmony in the re-
publican ranks in the Fifth, Sixth anC
Seventh Congressional Districts of thai
State. This has not been true before fol
several years, and we may confidently look
forward to a solid republican delegation from
the State in the next Congress.
The greenbackers have relied upon having
the support of Gen. Butler in the coming
campaign, and they evince not only much
surprise but considerable Indignation ovel
the statement that the General does not in
tend to support the greenback nominee. and
will not therefore take any part in the cam
paign, or contribute anything toward defray
ing the expenses of keeping the greenbaci
party alive. A gentleman who says he saw
Gen. Butler quite recently says the latter de
ciined to say whether he would support Gen
Garfield or Gen. Hancock. He said that i
would not be wise for the democratic party
to defend the Surratt affair, or attempt t.
apologize for Hancock's connection with it.