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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-25
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Fast LIBERTY, November 2i.-Caitle
Receipts for two days DO heal of
through AMI .3j2 head of ward stock
supply good, with hight demand; the
offerings are not an gpoi M last week.
more common being un III" market, but
all were sould ont al fair prIc's. Best
s5 OEa5 81; fair 10 good :, 2j"i -.
common and light !! Goa 90. bulls.
cows and stays 81 1jfs,j -. salcs ior
three days 3 III head
Hogs Receipts for tao day. 800
head; Phi'adelphias 81 70s I ~; Workers
81 5Otd4 90.
sheep-Receip,s for two days G.Gj)
head: selling slos q, i3 0osIGo.
Unioaao.
CHICAGO, November - The DraS-''
Jo,p nal reports hog receipts j2.0OD
head; shipments 200 head Market
opened weak and ruiei fairly ac'Iy. Tor
best, dull for oihrrs, closed fully I'D
cents lower; miy.f packing - JD'1iO.
light - C0sI t5. choice heavy - SjtaJ
5 90. h'ayy run on common a. Iair
Cattle E.rcip's T.sDJ head. ship.
mrns go head. Market active aLd
firm export s. 3GG,G %: good ,D chOlc.
shipping - s)aj 10. common la me
dinm 81 sSa I ~; good clearance butch.
rrs' 81 2Ra2 2 30: s,ocker. 81 fDfa3 10.
Texans 81 9DGs3 -, through Texans
81 70'o275.
Sleep Rccsipis !, 90 lead Market
quiet and unchanged; common 10 me.
dunn s. 1896.
New Yorx.
N-,. N..A.,l..x
Receipts lori dsys 3 80 mead. More
than 100 ear loads reached the nyket
after midday. and the greater p.t 81
such re- ripts mus, be cariei over.
psi and prime steers s~l.i'g ~ about
the curreat rates of lIst Monday. hut
lower grades extremely duh aud fully
loser. Reportei 'ale, 10 o. y.
were "a l0!r; poor 10 strictly prime
steers lO;dIl fancy 10; the outs'd.
figures for n car load ol three. .ycsr-Oli
steers. I.iI6 pounds. Exporters ns"1
100 fat steers a, 9lGi0ir. shipments
to-day 20 live cattle. 40 quarters ri
b.ef, $50 carcaps oi mution and lID
dressed hogs.
She. p Rec.iI,. for iwo dsys 500
heal, at a shade of reduction ia prrss.
a fair clearanrr Was mA'i'. \ i~sp nv Il
from IS IS to 81 u per nubdr-d POUNDS.
Lambs. - 15ts5 Is. Win one car load
OF Csrstz lambs s2Sounds. s. ~
Hogs-Rsceip,s Tor tao DAYS 1900
head. The dema,d lair at 81 OCtsB 40
per hundred pounds Jress.d; 81 $50
| s % alive.
Ctncirnati
CfsciHS,TI, November ~ Hogs
! Easier; common ~ Obfsi %: light ~ %
/ "a 80; packing f4 i5la4 20; butchers
- 7Os4 IS. R%'rip,s -. 80 head; ship.
menu 100 head. No ssssiOn OF tie
| Chamber ot Commerce to-nC.TDw.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-25
THE NEWS.
.,,.,,ial Notes aud Telegraphic
tu' Points.
Domestic.

r,ar,rER will be at your break
=. ,h,s as usual, tomorrow morning
,,srstors for the REGIsrER viii
ne ~ Ssvs any reason for giving thanks
~. o. the regular edition will be
mi tomorrow
fouli has bulled Union Pacific tc
la traction above ,
.,,.sa pleasure rarely enjoyed
:, ,,gsen,. ,r at Petersburg, Va.
80 -. D,,ran. a noted character ol
~. sfiri Louis Lamb on the street.
81 .ial returns for the State OF
- ~. i've Garfield majority over
-. / Of GLOSS.
I'm, Werne;. OF Canton, D died
~ '''' rlu,cd by spraining his ankle
s":a: on, ii bed,
q Byers, OF the Ohio Board oi
u. - - Ea, been rendered the chap
'.,', i he Massachusetts, State prison.
r.,.r;aiba,ker of Laycock. the oars
'' amos to bring the latter and
=, 10 the United States next year.
rs.,or Cullom has pardoned Geo.
a., was serving term OF five
q, a burglary committed in Chi
,Iys,own. V. Y, has a citizen who
- c,-.rid,es OF giant powder on the
, -. rook.stove. His luck did not de-
-. N bu, his wife will when she re-
-.
,,,r,rel luna,ic, from London, near
- officer John I. Painter, at a
:. .l,p,ton p1ice station, with a pen
=. L,,Iauhing the walls with blood,
breakins a blade in the victims
,..
Democratic leaders OF New York
,,-mu,ating various ideas for the re
...-,,,,ion Of the party, chief among
aye the election of the President
~. vote and the appointment OF
...g-S according 10 population.
To ,irlni Jury has presented IN the
I'D >,sS on an indictment against
.u.Errn. 0',as Robert Lindsay, for
..--v n the testimony gwen before
..-.. Davis in the Philip case, and
,.a,,v in the proceedings before
-Ir,.;ce Morgan, in the District
news oi!.ca.
-.s.in. OF the House Committee
,..-..,,r,,,io,- has been called bV
..-.tq Atl;us :Ur this week. Estl-
.., a- the West Point. pension and
g-au bi.l are now in the
-., .;rap clerk. and those measures
sl, " be acted upon before the hol'
al.uyUWent.
mes u'B Brien alias Robert Lindsay,
as indicted Yesterday by the New
rand ury Tor perjury in connec-
s.a IN MOrey Chinese letter, was
.az,l before Judge Cowing in the
a: General Sessions. He pleaded
. .r. anil said he was born in George
50. p. C., was twenty one years OF
- .,i nsi No. occupation. He was re-
.-. uni, tomorrow for sentence.
Foreign.
lEr.in special announces that the
.-rr uas ordered the views ex-
,,. rs the foreign press on the jew
-,;,au 10 be submitted TO him.
s ,pa'ch from Capatown, the 22d
>.ys the British residency at Ls-
aa.ch was twice attacked By the
s,c :. has been relieved ~ reinforce
N
aPrs telegram says: The dissent
.>.aa,nrs ot the Left have selected
.Al,sI Dlpre aS their candidate for
.- ylsu. .,ir >enatOrship, in Opposi-
.-,0 treuerJ, Fare, recent Minister OF
a1
Russian Government has sub
n'he Vatican three names, with
,E..as',Jn that the Vatican select
g- ior a urgCtlator TO come To
{. .- % ,y';,e the ecclesiastical disputes
ssa Russia and the Vatican. These
.'E.0gS have been carried on at
-laA From this list the Vatican has
..l Capva.icr and Beutirew, at
-,.-. secretary oi the Russian em-
,.r. 4. Lon .p-.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-25
A DEMOCRATIC ELECToR IN IN
DIANA.
Bungling Republican Managem ,nt Elects
Chambers. Dem, as Elector Over Park
er. and Places the Legislature in Doubt.

Bungling Republican Managem ,nt Elects
Chambers. Dem, as Elector Over Park
er. and Places the Legislature in Doubt.
INDIANAPOLIS, November pa late
count Of the Electoral vote shows that
the Democrats have captured the Sixth
district. They will count in their cam
didate, d. W Chambers, by at least one
thousand majority. The defeat OF
Parker, Republican, was caused by the
bunglng management OF the Republl-
can Central Committee, and may 20 far
toward killing some aspiring Senatorial
candidates.
The Republicans nominated, among
others, two office holders. One OF these,
Link, resigned several days before the
election, but the other, Bennett, Mayor
OF Richmond, was allowed to remain on
the ticket until the election sheets had
been printed and distributed. He then
Withdrew, and his party attempted to
anticipate the effects OF the error by
circulating posters bearing the name OF
BENJAMIN :. Parker, who was placed on
the ticket in place OF Bennett.
Yesterday afternoon, while totalinR
the vote, Deputy Secretary OF State
Peele discovered that the posters had
failed to reach large number OF pre-
cincts in time, and that as result the
Republican ballots we're divided be-
tween Bennett and Parker.
This led to further investigation,
an at late hour last night 1t was found
that Parker's name had been left of the
ticke, in Perry. Bartholomew, Pulnam,
Union, Owen and the greater part Il
Wells county.
In the other counties his name had
been left off in enough precincts to
greatly reduce fis majority, so that the
loss OF these entire counties will elect
his opponent by the majority gwen. the
result promises TO make much money
that was bet on the election revert to its
original owners.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-25
ThanksgivIugi in Gotham.

New YoEK. November 24.-Thanks.
givin, day will be generally observed
hereabouts in this city. The several ex.
changes, banks. business houses aud
Government Offices will be closed. The
churches will have special services and
theatres extra performances. The even
ing newspapers will not be issued to-
MORROW
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-25
PRODUCE
Wheeling " holesale

Business in all departments still con.
tinues to be excellent, and very few
changes are made in the report, as can
be seen by glancing below. We find
merchants generally in the midst Of all
they can do, and they say the prices are
fair, and even more than they expected.
There is no change Of special import
ance that attention ceuld be called 20.
Flour.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-25
Vulcan Iron Worss.

Sr LOUIS, November 81 -TheSulcan
Iron Works have elected Oliver Garri-
son President, vice ID. X. Ferguson, re-
signed. W. Z. Shinn, Vice President,
has also resigned. A di.agreement of
some kind is thought to he the cause.
The works are said to be in an excellent
condition. financially.
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ParneI's Secretary Elected to Parlia'
ment.

LONDON, November. 24.-Iiealey,
Secretary OF Parnell, recently committed
for trial on the charge OF lntimidating
tenant farmer named Manning, has
been elected member OF Parliament for
Waxiord borough without opposition to
fill the vacancy caused by the death OF
YIN. 4. Redmond
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-25
FROM ouRNEIGaBoRING TOWNS
Miss Bertha Grebc.

MISS DtIllA HISOt.
NEwApK, o., November ~ Miss
Bertha Grche, eldest dtugIter ii Pro.
lessor and Mrs Charles Gtshr, oi ,nis
citv, died here 0i brain fever, aged
twenty-:our Years. MISS Grrhr Wa'
highly accomplished musician Sic
has Tor many years given lessons on the
piano in Pittsburgh.
Thief Arrested
Chas. Wick. notorious criminal. was
arrested and locked up nigh. before last,
on 4 charge OF stealing clothing. For
the las, three years Wick has live! on
the hospitality OF the county, hlt II Is
now probable that he will soon be the
guest OF the State.
Old Memories Revived
MARIETTA, o., November ~ me
Pioneer Assoc alton OF this county w.
terdar exhumed and removed 10 tneir
lot in the new cemetery the body oI In
ylehart Hopper. who " is carp enter IN
Fort Harmar. the first settlement OF the
Northwes'. tie died al camp dysen-
tery November 81, l7SS, and has lain
for ninety two years in what is now the
grounds surrounding the residence oil
Mrs. Eidleston, but was lhen in!he-
diately outside OF the tort. MI)r Pat
nam, OF this city, had kept the spot
carefully in view. Nothing but a few
bones and a military button was lett OF
the remains.
Rumors ofsn Eiop,ment,
CLEVELAND. o., November 2i.- Chas:
f. Norton, 4 prominent business man oil
this city, aud Vice President OF the
Cleveland Provision Company, has DIS
appeared, and there are rumors that ne
departed with buxom female; n'ne'
teen years OF age. leaving behind vile
and family OF small children. To day
the Provision Com pany and Conmercis
National Bank attached property he
longing to him in the aggregate oil so'oo
A Courtesan's Third Attempt to DIE.
SrEUBrNyILLE, O., November 24:-Fo'
the third time within q period otthree
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London Wool Sales.

LONDON, November 24.-At the wool
sales to-day $500 bales were offered,
chiefly New South Wales, Victoria and
New Zealand. The attendance was
;ull. Good qualities were steady, but
faulty descriptions sold mostly i'll favor
of buyers,
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Masonic.

LITTLE Rock, November 24.-The
Seveidl Masonic grand bodies have been
in session here the last few days, and
the Masonic and Odd Fellows Grand
Lodges met to day. The attendance
at both is very large.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-25

A dispatch from Paris says: A grave
difficulty has arisen between the French
Government aud the Pope, neither ap-
proving the candidates whom the other
desires to appoint to the vacant bish'
oprics
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-25

The total amount estimated for al the
executive Departments aggregates Sli,-
526, ,40i 23 for 1882.
The appropriations made for the same
in 1881 were lS,i0S COS 30.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-25
Iaycock Willing and Waiting.

LONDON, November 24.-Laycock has
written to the Sportsman, saying he is
perfectly willing to remain in London
another week to row Hanlan for E2OO
a side and the championship
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-25

The annual meeting OF the stock
holders of the Mississippi and Tennes-
see railroad was held at Memphis yes
teriay. All the Board OF Directors
were reelected and the present officers
retained,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-25
ORY 9oODe.
Rev yosf.

Nsv YoaT. Norember - DRY Coos
Business j, rather qui-, 10 dsv, but
the market has very strong sppear-
ance. Cotton goods are in mesgre sup.
ply and firm. Prints sre quiet and
steady: ginzbsms ere very firm at the
late advance: WOol-n Yppis are ia
moderate request and prices steady.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-25
FOSTER DECLIN ES,
Not the Sepatorship but to Save Q Fell
lows Neck

CoLrMBus, O., November 24.-Gov.
Foster, tonight, declined to commute
the sentence OF death pronounced upon
John CaIllhan, for the murder OF one
Tomey, in Wooster, o., one year ago
las September. Callahan will be hung
at Wooster, Decemb-r Both.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-25

According to the Concord Monitor
the Prohibitory candidate for Governor
OF New Hampshire received one vote
in his own town. He male sure OF it
by casting il himself.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-25

A poetese axis: Have you lived IN.
songs you sing. Iove1" II be sings I'VE
won't 20 home ill morning." no doubt
he has lived at least one oi tbsm.-!Np.
rslossa HeruA
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How Spartan Black Broth and
Egyptian Stuffed Croco-
die Once Furnished
Forth the Feast.
Fresh Impetus Given to the
Observance by the Discov-
cry Of Turkeys and
Cranberry Sauce.
Analysis of Gastric Juice and
Gobbler-"Register" OBJ
servations and Eel
ix'S" FelicitieS.
TURK EY DAY.

At three o'clock this morning as a
RsGIsrER operator surveyes the ''mOon'
lit beautiful" with his weary eye. the in
dications are that "old Prob," will do
the square thing for Thanksgivers to.
day. Such being the case the consump-
ton OF
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-25

R,ILsO.D BDNDs, Tor the mott paff,
were activ. and strong, the weak issues
being G., {. 4 !. &. income, Indians,
Bloonif g;on and Western and Texas
Pacific.
STATE BoSrs-Dull.
STocKs-Tne Stock Exchange was q
sreBe oi great excitement tc-iay shd
the Transactions on lry- scale. Pric-s
xere whiried up with astounding rapid
i,y. The activity oi money
did not deter the bulls
in their present efforts TO advance the
market. but seemed rather tp stin ulat.
fresh exerlions A lev conservative
men consider that speculi'ion rassed
the bounds Of prudence, but 'h. bulk
Of the capitalists are still nlisted on the
bull side. and the general feeling L.nizht
was one Of confidence in stW higher
prices In detail, the stock p,srIrt vas
weak in early dealings, and T. u Cf ! 10
IA. the latter in Morris and Essex: but
a brisk purchasing movement ~as inau'
gurated q, the first board. under the in.
fiuence Of hich prices ajSanc. d rapidly:
The upward movement continued
throughout the afternoon, With ocea'
sionai slight reactions, caused by reaii'
ration. Just previous 70 the eloss, bow
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-25
Patriotic Poultry
will b. the more enjoyable.

will b. the more enjoyable.
TIE REGISTER hopes that great deal
OF private benevOlence will be shown by
merchants and traders generally in do.
mating cool things for the poverty
stricken AMI unfortunate. 1t Is Ia
be doubted. viewed phil"snphicaily,
whether it is goo uicy To have
A Feast One Day
and famine the next, but, at all events,
Thanksgiving is the means OF kindlin ,
hu name feelings in manv hearts that
otherwis.. in the rush ot business or
pleasure, might forget that there were
people in the worli not so fortunate as
themselves.
Thanksgiving always comes in the
Dreary November Days.
the forerunner OF the more cheerful
CHRISTMAS, when yule-loss blaze and
Santa Claus reigns ior the babies in
many thousan Is OF households. Whee'-
ing is never behind in any patriotic
work, AMI her devourmcnt OF turkey
and cranberry to-day would have graft
fled the heart of George Washington
binsalf
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-25
CALM JUSTICE.

O,ercnats.
ONercoats.
Oercoais.
O,crcoats.
Oercoats.
t'Src0ats.
Vt 1870 Market.
" l3:o Market.
NJ EseD Market.
NJ lss0 Market.
NJ 1920 Market.
" 1890 Market.
MARKET. ."
N,ersib!e OvcrcOats at l32O
pfrraei.
pHarkei. "
Aarkei.
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PIN AnCE.
New York.

NEw YoRK November 24-MoSs.--
Active at i6G Lilo per cent Prime
mercantile paper 4(a6 per cent. Sterling
exchange, bankers bills weak at 4sOt :
demand Is2i.
In the las, hsli.hour for call, loans ut
the Stock Exchange were offered do~n
to /! per cent. The fair rate for money
to-day was per cent. and il was active
at that. The highest rate paid 10y stock
brokers was q per cent plus acommis'
sion OF l-l6 OF per cent, and the lowest
u per cent, the Two extremes repre-
sen,ing speculative manipulation.
sILykl-At London 81 1915 1; ba' sill.
yer here ll2.; subsidiary silver coin
Hal per cent. discount
GovERyxESrs-Strsdy Tor sizes and
fives and IA. per cert. lover for iours
and half and iours.
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IRELAND.
Corn Sent to Dublin

DUBLIN, November "a 4--Fiity-seven
sacks OF BOycott's newly threshed corn
have been shipped from Laughmask to
Cony ior shipment TO Galway, thence. by
train TO Dublin. They were sent TO Cong
under the escort OF cavalry, infantry,
police and ulstermen. The Lord Mayor
OF Dublin announces that In considera
ton OF the fact that only e2,OO0 had
been raised oi the 100000 necessary tC
defend the land leagues, he has trans
icrred u the iund for that purpose elOS,
the balance Of the political defence
fund, OF which is the sOle-survlvin9
trustee. A landlord near Laughrea,
named Kennedy, who recently refused
to accept Sir Richard Griillth's valua.
ton, was fired at last night whilst walk.
ing in his garden. Three shots were
fired, all OF which missed the intended
victim.
The Aurora on the Situation.
RoNE, November 24.-The dmora
publishes an article believed to be in.
spired, and which attracts considerable
attention. 1t SAYS: The Irish Bishops
could never preach revolution, crime or
violence, and will not do so. The Pope
does not need to use any great Efforts to
keep them in the path oil duty, but he
possibly may have already advised them
10 separate themselves openly from
those who spread terror by brandishiny
the sword in the faces OF their fallen CIT
lzens.
The articles concludes: We trust
that the Irish clergy will be an instru-
ment of peace and order, and that while
thev strive to calm the passions ot the
people the English nation will settle the
questions at issue by drawing closer
bonds which shall unite two sister coun-
trips
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Meats.

Packages for meats held as follows:
Casks, 1000 lbs; half casks, 500 lbs. 7;
tierces, $50 lbs. barrels, 250 lbs. bags,
200 lbs. No charge for package.
Meats are quiet, with slight demand
at former figures. We quote as follows:
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market has not chanC

Wharf.-The market has not changed
since our last quotations; prices, red win
ter shipping and milling 9O@95c; best
grades new Sl.00.
CoRN-But little old corn in the
market. Plenty of new corn at 40@45c.
RYE-There Is some being offered in
the market at Csc. The trade, however,
is light.
OArs-The market is lively and good
demand; supply is good new 35 a 4Oc.
BARLEY-Scarce, with fair demand,
except for the best qualities, at 65(G75c.
HAY-Good demand and supply equal
to it; new loose on wagons SIS coo
20 90 per ton: baled at $40 0092l 90.
SEEDs-Timothy steady at 81 15 per
bushel for Western; clover seed IS %
as SO per bushel.
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Pituburge,

PITTSBURGH, November 2, Petroleum
Quiet; crude steady, United certifi.
Gates at 93ic; refined l0c Tor Philade!-
phis delivery The Exchange will be
closed tomorrow tThanksgiving.)
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-25

CtsciHS,TI, November ~ --fIovs-
E,sier: common ~ OHsi 2j: light - %
"a 80; packing u i5GaI 20; butchers
- 7Os14 IS. R%'-ipis 30 head; ship.
menu 100 head. No sfs,ion Of tie
Chamber oi Commrrcc to-norrIw.
The Hartford herald., 1880-09-08
REvIvE BusNEs

For beyond what you see il now, and
YOU viii have your coin and your paper
floating together at par all the time
good money. Ut -sll1-isl a1i'is --
But your fiat money is dangerous,
and can only be Justified upon one
(Confnaecd o,s fbs0th Hsge-)
The Hartford herald., 1880-09-08
SUBSCRIPTIONS RATES.
DIRECTORY

COUNTY DIRECTORY.
uH cIRcuIT COURT
lion. I.r,cius y. Little, Judge, o,vensDoro.
lion. Ioseph Noe, Attorney, talloon.
r. 4. Sullenger, Jailer, Hartford.
Clarence Hanlwiek, ,ierk, Hartford;
r.. A. Muneli, Master Commissioner, Hartford,
q. W. Phillips. Sheriff, Hartford. Deputies
81. ". Hunger, Hartford ;. =. Taylor, liea-
Yer Dam; r.. III. Cooper, FordSrille; ;. l..
Court begins fourth Mondays in May and
November, aud continues four weeks each
term.
iIen. Newton, Judge, Hartford.
Capt. sam. h. Cox, Clerk, Hartford.
!. a.. Sandcrfur, Attorney, Hartford.
'puri begins on the nrSt Monday Ia every
month. -
Begins on the Third Mondays la January,
Aprli, luly aud October.
COURT OF CLAIMS.
Bcsins "n the first Mondays in January
aud thtpb"r.
OTHER COZ NrN oFFltEliS.
Anai>toa,d Ioil,s, Assessor, lIarti"pi.
tssi. ". ~. Porter, Surveys, trbnIMell.
\. a.. Band, s>-hool Commissioner, llatti"id.
PoILCE CoURIS.
Hartiond-F. A.. Morgan, 1"dsc, second
Mondays in January, Aptil, July aud oEiobs'r.
". 4. liaicn, Marshal.
B.aNer DAM. A.. Cooper, I"dse, ir.i
saturday in January, April, 1ulN and '"i"i'"f.
N. ~. Bianien~ntp, Marshal.
Cromwell A.. ". GilSlrap, Judge, second
Sttuniay in January, April, July and urio-
1,,r. ". a. rilI"ri. Marshal
Ccrllvo Henry Tn>lry, Iud:', second sal
unlaN in January, ApTii, JulA aild p"tolf'r.
Vacant, Marshal.
Hamilton -Mm. Hamilton, ~, Judge. post
office address. McIIrurN, Counts held iliinl
satuplaN IA January, ApItl, JulA aud ,h'l'i'"r.
Wui. Hamilton, Jr., Marshal, I"'>i-"IIic" al
i;.m.kIort II Wilcox, judge, Wm. Tm>lrs
Marshal. Courts held fir>l SstIuriaNS ,n
JanuarV Anil July and october.
Hosine v. D. Rains Judge, 4. NJ. Haley
Marshal. Courts held first Saturday ia Ianu
AIRY. April, July and osinhtr.
JUSTICES CoUKTs.
Q. .w,.hsrs. Mar, : June sept bee
a.. a. Taylor, Mar. 10 June9 sept. bees
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HARTFORD.
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RoCKroRT.
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W. l.. Rowe,
wm. Cannon, Mar. = Jane u seih. u Dee. ~
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Melvin Taylor" ~ ~ Is IL
CoNsTABLEs.
Forisville Bradneld, PoSt-ofice
address, For,lsVillc.
IsuIonl-Thos. =, Taylor.
Hartford 4. Stevens. Posi-oflee Beaver
Dam.
Rockpori-T. n. bishop. PoSt-ofiice Center
town.
cromwell W. Daniel. Post-oiiice crou-
we'll.
The Hartford herald., 1880-09-08

AT a Democratic mass convention in
Lebanon, Iacle,le county, Mo-, the 2lsl
inst, Hon. II. L. Bland spoke as fol-
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-10-23
Administrators Notice.

Tn the District Court of the Fourth Judicial
District OF the State OF Nevada, In and for the
County OF Humboldt, In the matter OF the es-
tate OF HENRY OPT, deceased;
The Administrator of the estate OF Henry
Opt, deceased having duly filed his final ac-
count herein for settlement, il Is ordered by
set for settlement Of said account, in open
court.
Attest: J. II. JOB,
Clerk Of the Fourth judicial District Court Of
Nevada
Dated October 18th, 1850 ols-td