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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-17

IN COMPLIANCE WITH SECTION 93
of Act of tho Legislature entitled IAN ACT Relat-
ing TO Elections approved March 18th, 1873,
l, JOHN II. KNKBAD Governor of the State OF Nevada
do hereby offer reward of One Hundred Dollars for the
arrest and conviction Of any person guilty OF msde
meanor and reward of Two Hundred Dollars for the
arrest and conviction of guilty of felony in
violation of of the provisions of the aforesaid law
The above rewards will be paid till the aggregatc amount
paid out reaches the sum of Ten Thousand Dollars.
49,. In witness whereof / have hereuuto set my
Sp hand and caused the Great Seal of The State OF
| ~ Nevada to be affixed. Done at Carson City. this
',-,->' LIST day of October, A. b. 1880.
JOHN H. kINKEAD,
Governor of the State of Nevada
By the Governor.
JAsPER BABCoCK, Secretary of State 0cltd
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-17

Registration NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEFx:RY GIVEN THAT
~ the time for registration OF the of the quail
fled elect in Election Precinct No. of Township No
Empire Toiship) prior to the General Election to be
held IA, ID day OF November, A. D. 1880, for the
County OF Ormsby,
VIII Expire at o'clock II. NJ. on the
Goth day Of October.
The Office M be kent open from the 9th of October until
the 10th, to o'clock in the evening.
J. A. HOOVER, Register Agent.
October :, A. d 1880.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-17

and death.
DIT. MINTIE will agree to forfeit Five HUNDRED
Dollars for a case OF this kind the VITAL hhSTOh.
ALIVE under his special advice and treatment VIII not
cure or for anything impure injurious found in It, DIX
MINTIE treats all Private Diseases successfully WITHOUT
mercury Consultation f-ee. Thorough examina-
ton and advice including analysis OF urine, CO. Price
Of Vital Restorative. s. 90 bottle or four times
the quantity slO0o any address receipt OF
price, or c. O. d. from observation and in private
name if desired, by A. E. M1NT1E. NJ ID.
III Koarney Street, San Franctsco. Cal.
DIR. MINTIE'S KIDNEY REMEDY. NEPH-
RE TICUNI, all kinds of Kidney and Bladder com
plants Gonorrhoa Geet LeucorrhGa. For sale by B. F.
Foster and Geo. C. Thaxter, Druggists Carson Guy Oo
a bottle, six bottles for g. 90
DIR. MIN CIE'S DANDEL1ON PILLS are the
best and cheapest DYSPEPSIA and BILIOUS cure
in the market For sale By B. F. Foster and George c.
Thaxter, druggists Carson City. mhl71S
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-17
THE GREAT ENGLIsH REMEDY

Is a never.failine cure fpr ner
vous debility, exhausted vital
ity, seminal weakness, sper-
matorrhHa, Los MAN
HOOD, impotency, paralysis,
and all the terrible effects nj
self-abuse. youthful follies and
and excuses in maturer years
such as loss of memory, las
situde, nocturnal emission, a.
version to society, dimness of
vision, noises in the head, the
vital fluid passing unobseryed
diaaasaa that lead To insanity
New-York tribune., 1880-01-17
THE IADLlN 1EOCEIKS.

4 rrw MouE QUESTIONS FOR IHE ANERIcAN
PIOPIT.
10 me Edtt0r Of Thc IrtbHpc
SIR: I0st-llaw many Of the American people
believe that the tu,h was told 10 THE
Nrw-YopK rnuUNE reporter, few DAYS
aco. when he was Informed that the
tie Indians. now in Washington, could not
be seen by any ono because they needed rest
and recupcraGou" after their long Journey
Sr,pd-Hov many of tho American people be-
hcye that the Interior d .partment has right " to
surpres. an information ia regard TO tho Indians
AS The Nrw-IoRK TRIBUNE reporter tclcgraphs,
il seems 10 be their intention 10 doG
Tird-Iiow many OF the American people-baylne
committed no crime having gone to Washington Of
thc,r owl free accord-would submit 10 being kept
al their hotel under guard the chef Ougay and
his companions are reported % be
F0ul is ,hrrc no power which cau put "a stop TO
this Ii.h-h1udcd oppression VIII the press Of the
country submit to this cutragel THIS defiance of
their d hjs as the representatives, of the people and
lc channels on which ;hc people depend lor m!or-
nation Of current eyents3
viii tne people themselves submit this last and
most grant violation ON the part Of the Govern
ment of the individuals "maliennble right Of
personal hierty" IN.
Ncr- York. Jan. u. 1880
New-York tribune., 1880-01-17
THE DENlcoGcE or 1HE SlSD Lors.

An audience that flied the hall was present
at Cooper Union ast evening TO listen go ono OF Dcns
Krir,,', caaeact.ri .'c speeches. GcOrse Biis,
the leader of one Of The mmy faction,
Of thc WorAlu2mcn's party iu his city.
Wa. called upon to preside. Auusous IN his speech
taxing the chair TO Denis K'amey at
one time The savior Of san Francisco aud 10
the Grrubarkcr. who haa, he safe. Just bcon chosen
~ vernon q Maine, were received with cheers. Wh'u
the orator Of tno sand Lots was presented. ho was
gre. ed with long ontinued applause
lie said. III OF his speechi Ia the past We
have been FOOLED and psychoOg zed by oily tongued,
blatant blatnerskitcs, who have appealed To the IN
TEL igonce their audiences Just 60 get into Office In
avor Of an empire the monarchsts tie impenast'
the murdercrs the assassns of virtue. the land
pirates. the water shnrks. the railroad highway
men. the Peter Funks. tho blood-sucErg
Internal door mats-I mean the nowsp1pcrs-w are
not III TO wipe decent mans feet on. They are the
mouthpeces OF thieves and You VIII find
them AL favorine an empire. Among thr others whom
KeArnry yilniied was whom he called " that oi
cal dcvil-neh win false teeth. fhlse VIZ
false heart, rather false eilzard, Tor he
has no heart; that fraud election frAud,
cipher frud fraud Of all frauds sam Tidcn WHO sit'
u hi- office Ike great spider with suchcrs out all over
tho continent These greedy, gra2pihE cnrmorhnts,
these bel and hcli-bound thieves ne cOntnueda
want an empire. Let Ms look out when
stop H. But patience NAV cease 10 bo a virtue
and then somebody throat VIII he cut rom ear 10 ear
aud let me say In conclusion thnt don't care Wboso
throat u cur, 50 long q. n Is not mine
collection was taken up ior kearncY'- use, aud lNo
three Greenbnck and Labor speakers occupied the
rest Of the evening
New-York tribune., 1880-01-17

Il, wav of escape AS realized the situation
oil OLD ont This way, john Tie sprang toward me
es cleared at least twelve feet 1T bOund. Just as
snu ched me the blast went of, pieces flying all
nsSonf. but Mackey had escaped"
Iohn Bgelow and President Barnard of Column
rio Corlere are both taking an active interest in
lining enterprises. Mr. Bigelow starts for
WWeyada this evening on a trip undertaken partly
tor mining interests
Frank Leslie left an estate which. in his late DAYS
lacked promising. His friends claim that his office
,ras making money rapidly tsome Of them putting
!, at 81 300 net per week. that the claims Of the
dehtors were nearly paid of, Gnn tlat tile property
ouid soon be without ncumhrance again.
C,xNFs. Jan. 1G.-The condition Of the Empress
of Russia IS somewhat improved.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-17
Dn,.rnN MAnKnr.

BALTIMORE Jan. lG.- Cotton nua, Mdtgur l3c: Low
Vtllm. l1--c: Good Ordinary, l.'" mot Ioc,.ptS, %
ro1,fv % 40 bacs sales. 100 bales sruuer~. - brca
sio,k balcs weekly net receipts, - uaiS gross
.~J bales: exports 70 Great Britain 2i9 bales % Coo
ncnt lo"l hats; c0ast"sc .SJ Oale> sales 500 bales;
piosro> jan i8-corron nrm; MIadnnr l3c Low md
dhnc 3Ac. Good pnnvfY, - +c nr' t,c's l5l- h"rs
,r0.s COS b,.4 exports 80 Grctt Brsu, - bacs stock
lI3 bales weekly rroept 1881 nncsf gross l5to3
btlts. oApoits 10 Great 'iui.la, JOS paie.
Nl1,pue i2lc: Good OrliuarN l2t; act receipts lO02
bales exports the Continent 80 bales; coast" 3l
bales src LOU b"'S ht1oh o%I'l hhi'H "t'AN ', re
cepts 1859 halee exports I" Great bIiMn 3-j Dees
France bales. 10 tho Continent, ,ls0 bales coast
wise. ,.iSl bales sales. o 300 bales.
GALSRsIuN, jan t6.-Cottun steady MddHng l2sc Low
Ndhng Il Gooi Ordinary, III pc; met lrccpts. l.33
bic; gross, l217 hacs -twsc +n Ohe- a'cS
I3 bales: stock 1880 bales weekly net receipts, sSei
bales gross 1882 bales exports 10 Great frt- I2I ae-
the Channel l,3I1 bales. coastwlsc l3C2 baes sdts
4SlO bales. 49,.
ding sc; Low Mldng l2c: Good ordinary -' nc'
receipts 400 bales gOss 60 bales cIuo 10 Great Bi
tau Ss1 balea: 70 t3ncc 4.1nl bales sales bOuO ndsi
socR 2sg no bales weekly ne; r'ctpt ~ bales gross
1851 bales ointment 9I41 baesi coa''Nsc "ovo
Nosrr" ian lG-totton quiet 1Uddllnc l2Ac.
receipts . $50 bales exports I'D GREAT lHltah 80" ir0i
coasvise bales sales "a bales stock AZ uaie.'
weekly receipts l20l2 laesi exports 10 Hest b''sh
QsO bales. coasWsc. l3lOO bales sales. 400 ih.os
'PiutAprtplfA Jan. l6.-C0tton quot; Micclng. lSe.
Low NiddIug l9ac Good Ordinary l2'ac; nct rccc lts
500 hsss gfos So bales. sales 100 bales svNucr-. 239
haie fnrk 10 - bales weekly net receipts SIS bales
gross ls bales sales 2.522 bales; sulunsrs N4l bales
oSN.NyAl Jan. cotton nrm Midlhng I2'lec.. Low
bales: exports 10S bales 'es 500 bales; last
cvonirc zoo bales 50 J54 bales weekly ret receipts
~ "a bales gross 3 l94 bales; eHpors 90 the Continent
Ia bales coastwi-e 1888 bales sales 49,. 90 bales
COTTON RkCFlpfs
Yokk Jan l6.-The following arc tho total net re.
ccips otton q the below mentioned ports since srpem
New-York tribune., 1880-01-17
MUSICAL NOTES.

Adelna Patti will be thirty-slx On February
10
Nicolni is said to have lost his voice, and
10 sing continually hat
The third concert of the New-YoIk Sym
phony Society viii be given TINS evening For
Me fourth concert February II. Dr.. Damrosch an
nource, the Hr-t performance in hmenca OF Hector
Berlozs " La d .nnatiou dc Faust VIZ" Miss ANY
sberwir. M Jupus Jordan ana 81. Franz k-nAcIE
o. the 500 .inser Tao chorus WIFI Dee furnished 10y the
NeR-Yosh Oia'orO Society and tGe Anon oociey
Miss Amy Sherwln, who has been engaged ioI
the Bvoosyu Philharmonic Concert next week, Is "a
gOuug English s,ueer from Ausirdia. she mace
nu.d r.si., ~ The first cluc q; Of the Oratoro
socety th> s-as ~ hy tLc be- - qHIiy n her NAc
evidences Of strong musta ec.lng ln very Su"i
osff. and her venture IN hrItil i sic has Nh"tch
of tue Broysi 20 viii De @ra; "hcd With ntcIts'
sAe has con .n..1L l-r Dc ncE- A-nc.1nA IcsyaI
New-York tribune., 1880-01-17
PUBLTC 0PINfDH.

As the outlook is az present, we think that
hDy one 81 Ln.! % dozen Republic us Ne c'uld name
wOnid be more likely 20 secure al ttc.0A tlan O.HA'.-
lAiChisOu Champion OielJ
Senator Thurman received TIE Democratic
votes OF the Oaio Legislature Iur rcDntor; but hhd
there been y - mocTa'ic majority ihs year ne o1
gentleman would nave had b: hEht 10 get many oi
those votes,-lCleyeland Leader lH pJ
Governor Garccl0n acted badly but lawfully.
Bnt the Ils.n. Legislature ~ an unHwin asscInh"tc
orgai IZe lntO bogus Lc-slaure in drhaHct oI Ia"
ard with The assistance Cf usiifiu@ mitlua genera
who has turned Governor hanson aud sci himsci
an as (iovrrnor Maine. I.chiu md DlspatcA (Del
New-York tribune., 1880-01-17
GAS IN A STEAMERS HOLD.

FATAL EXPLOSION on TIE GREECE.
TWO 'rONGsHORENEN KILLED AID FIGHT PERSONS
INJURrD-COAL-GAs SUPPOSED TO HAVE TAKEN
FIRE-SCENEs AROUND THE DOCK-LIsT OF THE
KILLED AND INJURED.
An explosion occurred yesterday on the steamer
Greece Of the National Line, she lay in her dock
at IobOken. 1t is supposed TO have been
caused by the gnting of coal-eas when
the matches were opened. Two 'longshoremen
were killed and custom house officer and several
sailors and ong5horcmen, eight persons in all, were
iniurnl
New-York tribune., 1880-01-17
TIE moral, MR.. O'CONOR's LETTER POINTS
E,,o,a T,C Tffca Herald tJscDl

Mr.. O'COnor is an old man, with the lu-
fubrOus trelnors OF age and Oi tnat cause he sur
renders ~ a movement which repugnant to the IN,
Btnots OF every thoughtful patriot In the Union ana
IN tie lar distance he marks out path Of escape
through centralized Government under the control OF
chance where luck Is 20 deal more wisely Dy Us than
we know how 10 care for ourselves. Fortunately The
American people do not propose either to yeld 10 the
present movement which he intCrprets 10 mean
permanent executive TO seek for chance 10 prove
laier guide than their own will and conscience. But
such demonstrations OF inGdety 10 our institutions
ought 20 open the eyes thinking citizens 10 the need
Of Immediate revival Of the spirit OF the Constitution
and OF the traditions Of the Republic.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-17
WHAT MAKES EDMUNDs A FlEND."
Eronl Thk PhfLn1kLnhf1 PrkEs iRfnl

The Democracy will never forgive Mr.. Ed
munds for trapping them In the Electoral Com mission
business, they aege Yet he Is responsible
ior the trap than Senators bayard and THURMAN
WHO ooopetated with him preparing the scheme. And
Nhen II Was entered upon there absolute doubt In
whose favor the machinery might work. The proDabI-
efu through tbs appointment OF Justice DAVID Davis
as the nth ana decisive Judge The substitution
~ hsucse bradley for him accident for which the
nmes OF the bill have responsibility. II Is rather
hs W some sharp politicians In Washington. who saw
1ne I auran,sge which the Republicans would gam II
.uge DAVIS was disqualified from acting on the com
,ssoh ~ oens elected TO the United States Senate
tsture Of that State.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-17

\ young man who was pleasantly engaged
in d, rob n. out tat, O. bis -iri iHc telephone
..~..idIv was much d.gistel af ho1uuI voice from
in, c.uf.al rcr i.nor, " l. et-c hurry rp n y0U vr
a iaI.- s tAr.. B., hu-.avss mau waiting lr tuc
sire.'- Albany Express.
JryrSIrr TUEoLOCY.-Nother, NJ te1tal!c-
"Jn,a. vh" lc,pro y'u 90 thos~ t.tee tars Z! j.. H.
,gha; 40 va mean. + .cs ," Jack" We'll helped
mN.oli hrf ftDcr >a.o tcr''t tlat thc Lord he.ys
those 100 hep tlculs" ycs."-l Boston Traveller
New-York tribune., 1880-01-17
TRlBUNr LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

To- l.rau so9. the assn.' sfarstoa. n it c' d. i-'h'
CIV H0ns g. time .f fh - u'
li.,.o-s igh lte..l f-ie .. f-'-er'' i'r e.'
fhr .rcsra r t.iIa U 10
90 ,s... '.sif aa,ra b. tle i-rra -e'ef a. ifd
. fLarllsr. tl- BloatHnS-
1RIrrNF OrTICE. Jan. H. q. m.-The changes 10
the barometer yesterday were slight clear wcnthcr JOB
iAc morning was followed 10y cloudy ana threatening
weather Inc pciatur rnnrad between 80, aud iu
Tho average fJ3i2' being - lower than on Ihur-dt
Clear afd paTtiy cloudy and wnrurr weather. with
ieh chances ghi rain, may b" ccicd III th, cty
nm rIl.l-lA iu-nIu.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-17
TmE THIRp TEKM AND ONE TEKM.

All of the objections which are urged against
third successive can witL equal iocc De D'0ueb
against second successive term. Tnose objections are
thar the President will during hts fret term use his
POSITION 10 insure q second election lie WOnd nDiu-
rally b. lcss iudepcndent and wOuC be tempted to
the patronage his command 10 promote MS re-
sleetion We are inclined 10 favor the view mat II
would be vastly letter to provide III the Constitution
tor single term of six years with the qualincatlOn
that the serving OF term should NOT dsquhiiy
elfizer for r., Election after another has occupied the
D:ce tor a term The danger does not he IN TIE number
OF terms 10 which a ctzen may Dc elected, but IN
oIf W
New-York tribune., 1880-01-17

il on less testimony than Dixon accumulated. But
the testimony was tainted by the character OF the
witness. and Penn has had to suffer in consequence.
Yet this was the best and most thorough piece OF
work Dixon ever did, and in the long run Penn ana
those who honor him will have to be grateful 10 DIS
defender. Nor ought 1t to pasS unnoticed that an
attack upon Macaulay by Dixon required courage;
a degree Of courage which entities him to degree
,e si,,ca,e resnoct G.. W 8.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-17
THE ECLIPSE oBsEHylD SUccESSrCLLY

san FRANCISCO, Jan. lG.-PIofcssOrs David
son. Of the ana ti,bcy lhc United states
Naval Observatory who OBJ, rycd tc eclipse from
Santa Luca Mountain VITA powerful optical
instruments have returned They report the complete
succes- O. the observations, Ihcy state that the con
hlrng phenomenon Of Bailey l. aGs absent and
TIM an lnter. .mcIcurIal p.Ahci VI. ohseryod.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-17
MTDNIGHT WEIIHEE REPORT
GOVFRNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis fyr Ne Dls' 30 tJFrs.

WAsmXoroN. Jan. Il. / a. m.-Gcacrllly
clear an4 wlinrl wcaihoi has Do. vailed go 'lr southern
and Mda., states. w!th ce-t 90 south winds ana mn-
barometer. The temperature ha- % sigaily Do N'V-
England. and tAcucc westward oV O. ihe I4Ac rcc.ou
with partly cloudy weather falling barometer. fDu'h
cast p winds. aat lu tie northern portion 81
the Lasc region. nuI New Ing and light rain and nov
G,ucfallv clear weather continues 30 the N"rihwcst.
y csc tie barometer has TsDu slightly. with WcsfllIf
winds. Tho barometer i- lowest m Michigan and
highest Oh Tie Middle Atlantic Coast.
Idicdft0ne
F.r N,w-Tuc.aud sud toe M0lic states. slightly
,f.i.f str.l,a.f 90 -Ouhwc-t Wiuds falling birouf-
ter aud clear or partly cloudy wcltarf except M the
cAirruc uouhcrn portion arrt~ ~ iie"i idn or rhO"
New-York tribune., 1880-01-17
4 BOLD ROBBEEY.

CHICAGO, H., Jan. 1G.-As l.. b. Wells,
paymaster or tic southsde Gasl!sht and Coke Com
pany. was riding IN a buggy along Dcering-at., This
afternoon three masked men assaulted and knocked
him senseless with sang shot secured 600 IN gold
and silver and escaped IN buggy tJkeu from ~ iront
OF a grocery store IN which its owner was Trading
New-York tribune., 1880-01-17
A FORMER INDIANA EXODUS.

What right had Mr. Hendricks TO emigrate
from MuSklngum County, ONO, 10 ths STATE he dld
ot briur any silver plate o. any broadc0th garmc S
INTO ,he state What right had Senator Mcdonald 10
emigrate Butler County Ohio. TO TINS STATE nc
here What right had Senator N0orheosE parents 10
epierate FROM Virginia 20 this State congress never
authorized them to DO so.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-17
SUICIDE or AZ EX-OfFIcLiL.

DETROIT. Jan. 16.-Nincent b. Bell. until
recently Collector Customs for hJ port committed
suicide By shooting himself through the head. IN Mat
thcgs'- saloon on Woolwafdayc.. about $50 O'Clock
this Afternoon
New-York tribune., 1880-01-17
1880.
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Railroad Mileage and Business.
Imp rts ard Exports OF United states.
Iron shipbuitiac the Un.te, STATES s.ncc 1870.
United states Revenues and Expenditure since 1915
Production OF Gold and silver in 1879
Coin aud Bullion Imports aud Exports
National Bank and Currency Tables.
Popuiar fog President IN 1876
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New-York tribune., 1880-01-17
THE SNIP FOEMOSI LOST

Bo,roN. Jan. 16.-Iho slip Formosa, Of
SALON.. Captain Reynolds. from he Philippine T~land
fr BOSTON, hi. been lost in the Ams st.-, near tine
Java Sel. An hands were saved. The vessel. with
cr-oyulrcf - 80 900. Us total lo fully in~el 10
g .u ln4 r. .llU. i.ia oil es Tie vessel nad ~,Jnb
bate. uf htiupun board.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-17

PIeursy pains and all astlmatic OF bronchial
affections relieved by that certain remedy FOR
coughs and colds DR.. Jayne's LXpectorenL.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-17
Iucl,riety and ,he Opium Habit
" tRRIFD

mild NERVOUS AFFFCuOys. Cheerful House and Grounds.
yATE tieatlcnt open both Seycnth year. ADJ
sss GEO. T. FoorE, VI. D.. STANFORD Conn.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-17

lands Low Mddng clause January and February delivery,
7sssd; do. March and ADrl delivery, 7siod.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-17

IIvFefooL Jan lG--123O p. m.-Cotton-Middling Up
lands Ia; MlddDg Orleans 4d sales 5000 bales IA,
lnding speculation and export receipts 5000
hoies inc ondng 100 FntuTest plands Low
Midne clause January delivery 7Isd; do January aud
FshrIary delivery sd; ami March delivery,
7s,d do March and April delivery l'sd, do April aud
also DO. May and Juno delivery
I'D slsn 7,d ao Jrly delivery, 7'sd. Futures
dui sales Of the week. G20OO bales American, $4,000
specnators took 1000 bales exporters took 1000
baies Forwarded from tae ships side direct 20 spnpSrs
$4,000 American 900 bales total stock sol Ooo
American. 8G30GO bales amount OF Cotton aioat
300 900 bales American. 266.000 bales
l,iyERPooI. Jan 10 o D. m.-Ihc saes OF Cotton to-day
Included 700 bales American. Futures closed nIin Up
New-York tribune., 1880-01-17


ALLfGER OF apOpiexy the 18th inst. Frances T. Duyc
knck wife OF the Rev j. b. hlger in he Gath OF her
atgves TRENDS OF The family invited 70 attend tho
funeral her r. j. AniCcr.
% East 73ds,, saturday afternoon, the l7th as, at
800 U'clock.
Iniemenl a WO0dlAWn sunday.
GINNA-At her residence West Philadelphia, Wednesday
moruipr. Jauuary L.. Mrs Iii ,abefl Gnua
The remains viii be tGKen 10 Maryland for inrernent.
LArGHIIN-Tn Cambridge. Mas. sunday January II,
1880 Ahco McGulry wife of James Lawrence Laughin.
STACORD-At New Rochelle. Wednesday. January II,
1850 Maria widow o. late Richard eacor n tue S7th
Oi hcr
nelatives Of The family respectfully invited
Monday. January 10 at l.3O tho
N. T.. thuurh. Upper New Rochelle.
Grnd central DcJO at - returning at 603
Ior 42dst. 1873 fOr Harlem River.
WHfTE-At Paris. France December so. 1873. samuel :.
White. of pMade Diiia, Penn. agci - wears
His friends attend the funeral his late
iiencc 1922 Arch st.. PhiaGe pAa Penn. Monday,
January = st o.
WOOD-On Frida .. January lG 1890 Belle Carpenter wife
Of Samuel N. Wood ami daughter O Chester ana Haunah
Il. Carpc ~ the 33d year Y' her
isncr. g IaiayeTc Brooklyn,
y. Y, Sunday. January ~. at 3 .. m.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-17

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THE BLACK HILLS, -
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UTAH
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TRIBUNE EXTRA NO. 81.
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New.Yors.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-17

CUsHMAN -PoTTER-On Wednesday. January ! { az cal.
vary Chnrtn, Germantown, Penn. by the Rcs j. De NOf
Perry lr Wiiltu I. Cuslman, OF New-lOTk. 10 Mary
I.hkabeih. iHuEhter oI phlpJ. Potter II Germantown
DUNIAP-BHOWN-On Thursday Jannarv -. a the
Church Of he rranst euarou by lie ev. DR. lonehton,
FIHnk B. lunap. 81 Cnuaud9igr y. y. and Maria NJ,
daughter h- f' Rev. John Creighton BOwnof hts city
MORROW-LIPP,tA NN-ln Wednesday. January H. 1880.
tle rIts Oi ihc brides r9rcufs. Br00kyn a. v BY
le Ny. \ j. Burton, - ID, OF Hartford. Conn. the Rev.
Cornelius "a. Morrow, 0i krnsngion Conn., t0 Resale c.,
dsngutef OF Ado,ph Ippmann esq. No cards
OFLRTCHs-DE LOO5EN-Af She residence Of ThnodOre 4
Haven t, brother ia law o The bride. the OF
New Nort onjauuary g. l-ro 10y the Rev Father Malone.
Charles May Oechs 10 Blanche, daughter OI the late Chey
aleT de Loosely.
PERKINS-NUN wednesday, January II. theresi-
stephen r. Hopkins by the Rev. William
D. D. cLar h. PEI kns 10 Alice Pe;eIs daughter OF
The iate " llllam II. Mum. all OF ttt city.
SLATER -NE,TFALIIn This city on Thurslay. January
-. Ly he Rev. Abraham Thompson assisted bg The Rev.
James H. Clark, Robert i. slater OF st Louis, No. 10 Mary
Glider youngest daughter OF the late Rev :. " i.
WcstfaI.
THORP-CARLISLE- In Brooklyn, on wednesday, Janu.
Ia the rernCe OF The brides r1rents by the Rev.
Ih0s B. Mcleod W. Edwin 1horp to Miss Lizzie Carlisle.
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FOUR FIRST PRfMIUM MEDALS AWARDED.
More rccalle d he tas,, smaller dose thaa other Nag
ut,a.
For sale II Govcramen1 stamped bottles az druggists and
country stores. au1 by
r. HUSBAND Jn. Philadelphia.