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Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-13
Notice to Creditors.

EsTATE or ALEXANDER McKEY. ased-Notice is hereby given by the ndersigned. Adm!Iistrator oi the estaie oi lexanner Mckey, deceased, io the creditors 2 sud all persons having claims aEaiut The i'd deceased, lo exhibit them with thc nee cary vouchers within ten months after The i-sf publication of this notice to the said W. 4. Nilnams, at his office iu Tucson.
 W. M. WILLIAMS, Administrator of Alexander MCkey. Deceased. In the County Of Pima. dated December. 3l A. D. 1880. il5-wlw
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-13
United States Indian Service
Pimc MaHcOpG and PGpGgO
 Agency.

NOVEMBER se, 1es0-TO WHOM IT may concern: l am ordered by the Com missioner of Indian Arairs 10 notify all per sons. other than Papago Indians, occupying lands un the Papago Reservation, that such premises must be vacated within ninety days
 Also that all cutting of timber from the Reservation must ce Gse from this date, other wise DaItics committing such depredations will De prosecuted for the same by ihe United States Government A. D. LUDLAM,
 II1-8m |. .. Indian Agent.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-13

MR. Ko, the Chinese professor at. Harvard, dresses in the costume of hls native land. His coat is a fur lined crimson srlk garment orna- mented with white medsllions which contain pictures of storks. His trous- CTS are of green silk, his slippers are embroidered with gold, and his tiny saucer-shaped cap is surmounted with knob. He IS very grave, and IS one of the first gentlemen in street car to offer lady seat.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-13

A MEXICAN was found dead in the corral adjoining Colton's stable. Justice Neugass ex-orficio Coroner held an inQuisition over the body, and found, upon information, that the man came there last night and laid down and died. His name IS Lui: Gonzalez, aged about 40 years, and 8 native of Sonora.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-13

TIE CachIse nominations have not been we'll received in the Council. Behan, who is a good fellow, will of course be confirmed, but Price, it is safe to say, will not be. Clerk Perry is the right man for District Attorney and would fll tho bilI.-lPr Democrat
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-13
ox the 2d instant Senator Booth in

ON the 2d instant Senator Booth in troduced a copy Of the bill introduced in the House of Representatives last year by Delegate Campbell, to anu the act of the Arizona Legislature re quiring Maricopa and Yavapai cOun- ties tO issue bonds 10 the amount oi $40, 00O0 in aid of the construction of a railroad from the line of the South ern Pacific Railroad to Prescott.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-13

JosE BILLINGS has got the medical profession down pretty fine. He says a good doctor is one 10 whom we pay three dollars 8 visit for advising us to eat less and exerrise more. And Josh might havs added that the ad- vice is worth the money. If people would eat more moderately, take plenty of exercise, and seek sweet sleep as the best of medicine there would be much less Rsed for doctors.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-13

Ar Stuttgart, student in love with a very pretty girl had repeatedly writ ten 10 her parents for their consent to a marriage. Receiving 70 reply he poisoned himself st the girls lodg- ings. Next day letter came with the parents consent. At the funeral the girl swallowed poison and fell lifeless into the arms of one Of the choris CTS singing over the grave.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-13

OUR army is to be put in helmets. There will be cork helmets for the soldiers in summer and beaver ones in winter. There will be a chm strap and a brass spike on the top. This will, no doubt strike terror to the hos tile Indians. Vixen u ey meet our troops they will think they have hsl- met.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-13
Tnr shuttle family were qui,

TIE Shuttle family were quietly enjoying the Sunday afternoon din ner. "Job, my dear," said hIs wife wreathed in smiles, I wish you had been at church thIs morning. Mr. Goodwill was very interesting; and then he prayed for the absent ones - " We'll that accounts for It, then. l haven't caught such a string of fish for a year az l did this morning!'
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-13
Notice.

sTrO THE PARTY OF PARTIES CLAIM iug the DidO mine, siluRte In the liar shaw District. rom one-haf 10 three-Quarters of a mile of the Trench mine-This is 10 give notice that We have done the necessary assess mert work, amounting to SlU0, in said mine Ter the year ending January !. 1881, and unless said party or parIles come forward and pay his or their prop ortiou Uf assessment work, said nine will be forfeited to us.
 S. NJ. LOWELL.
 J. k. ALLEN. ] To,,.orr- 1n 1881 m
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-13
Rull,on rnz to D. Collected.

The Board of Supervisors met to- day for the purpose of ascertaining the am cunt due on bullion tax. Or examin ation they found that the sun of $4200 was due on bullion tax, anC instructed the Sheriff of Pima county 10 proceed to collect the tax as pro vided by law.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-13
To Be Married.

We are authorized 70 state that Frank Miltenberg and Miss Lucy SresOvich will be joined in the holy bonds of wedlock on February 18th We jc1n their numerous friends ID wishing them 8 successful and happy voyage through life.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-13
Cnntnntinn Eullion.

The Western Mining Company, (Con. ten,ion,) shipped eight bars of bull lion on the 5th inst, valued ct S2O, . 900. This great mine has now shipped nearly $1 500, ,000 since it started up in May last.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-13

THE EPITAPH admits that there is one man who writes for the CITIZEN possessed of brains. We do not re- member Of ever having heard of any such charge being made against any ons who writes for the Epltzph.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-13

OS the 2d instant. Senator Farley, of California, introduced a copy Of Delegate Campbell's bill approp'i- snng S5o,0O0 to establish sn assay office in Arizona.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-13

afEHHE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE existing and doing business sI Casa Blanca, Einsl County, A T.. under the firm inamc of FlSH ,S GRAHAM, is this day dis solved by mutual consent. All claims against ,sAid firm Co be presented 10 E. \. Fish, and iail persons knowing themselves indebted to Ihe firm Q re requested 10 make immediate pay iment Go E. N Fish. E \. FISH.
 $. C. GRAHAM. ] Tueson. January ], 1Ssl. i26
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-13

PERU is used 10 mild weather, an doesn't like the Chili atmosphere pre- vaIling this winter.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-13
SUNDAY,
MIEiNG NOTES.
A Review of the Present Condition of
 sTining Interests of Orc Blanco.

Special Correspondence Of the CITIZEN.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-13
Nouce of Dissolution of COpartner-
 ship.

JsnaRry 10 1881
Middletown transcript., 1881-08-12
MONEY AND LOVE IN THE SCALES.

MONEY AND LOVE IN THE SCALES.
The other day the Baltimore Sun
printed very pretty love story to the
effect that Miss Sadie Sifford, of
Frederick, was married at her residence,
to Mr.. Aubrey Pearre, of the firm of
Pearre Bros. q Co., Hanover street,
Baltimore. By her marriage Miss Sif-
ford, now Mrs. Pearre, is obliged to
surrender, in accordance with the pro-
visions Of the will Of the late John
Loats, her brother-in-law, an estate es-
timated to be worth about 100000.
The property in which she was given
life estate, or until she married, con-
sists in part of one of the most elegant
private residences in the city, and a
fine farm located on the immediate
southern suburbs of the town. 1t will
now pass into the hands Of a Board of
Trustees for the establishment of an
Orphan Home for girls. Thus has
true love triumphed over the possession
Of wealth. 1t only remains to say that
Miss Sifford, now Mrs. Pearre, is intel
lectual, handsome and good. May her
life be long and happy.
Middletown transcript., 1881-08-12
THE GREAT
BURLINGTON ROUTE.

BURLINGTON ROUTE.
WNo other line runs Three Through Pas
senger Trains Daily between Chicago, Des
Moines, Council Bluffs, Omaha. Lincoln, St.
Joseph, Atchison, Topeka and Kansas City.
Direct connections for all points in Kansas,
Nebraska, Colorado, Wyoming, Montana, Ne
yada, New Mexico, Arizona, Idaho, Oregon and
California.
The Shortest, Speediest and Most Comforta-
Bile Route via Hannibal to Fort Scott, Denison,
Dallas, Houston, Austin, San Antonio, Calves
ton and all points in Texas.
The unequaled inducements offered by this
Line to Travellers and Tourists, are as follows:
The celebrated Pullman Q6-wheeD Palace
Sleeping Cars, run only on this Line, c., 3. &
O. Palace Drawing-Room Cars, with Horizons
Reclining Chairs. No extra charge for Seats
in Reclining Chairs. The famous c., r. & Q.
Palace Dining Cars. Gorgeous Smoking Cars
fitted with Elegant High Backed Rattan Re
volving Chairs for the exclusive use of first
class passengers.
Steel Track and Superior Equipment, COM
bined with their Great Through Car Arrange
ment, makes this, above all others, the favorite
Route to the South, Southwest, and the Far
West.
Try it, and you will find travelling luxury
instead of discomfort.
Through Tickets via this Celebrated Line
for sale at all Offices in the United States and
Canada.
All information about Rates of Fare, Sleep
ing Car Accommodations, Time Tables, &C.,
will be cheerfully given, and will send Free to
any address an elegant County Map of United
States, in colors, by applying to
J. @. A. BEA.J, Gen's Eastern Agent,
306 Washington St. Boston, Mass.
and 3i7 broadway, New York.
PERCIVAL LOWELL, Gen. p. Agt. Chicago
Il. j. POTTER, Gen. Manager, Chicago.
Middletown transcript., 1881-08-12

ANXIOUS TO RIsE.-There's plenty
Of room up stairs, as Daniel Webster
said to the young lawyer anxious to
rise, but respondent Of his chance to
do so; but no one need injure himself
either in climbing the stairs of fame OF
those Of his own house or business
place. The following is to the point
MI. John a. Hutchinson, Superinten-
dent Downer's Kerosene Oil Works,
Boston, Mass, writes Mr.. Patton,
one Of our foremen, in walking up stairs
last week sprained his leg badly. |
gave him bottle of st. Jacobs Oil to
try. He used it and an almost instan-
taneous cure was affected.
Middletown transcript., 1881-08-12

PREJUDICE KILLS. Eleven years
our daughter suffered on bed Of mis-
cry under the care of several of the best
land some Of the worst) physicians who
gave her disease various names, but no
relief, and now she is restored to us in
good health by as simple remedy as
Hop Bitters, that we had poohed at for
two years before using it. We earnest
ly hope and pray that no one else will
let their sick suffer as we did, on account
of prejudice against so good medicine
as Hop Bitters. THE Parents. Iele-
Qrdm.
Middletown transcript., 1881-08-12
AssENGER.

NEW CASTLE AccoNMoDATIoN TRAINs.-Leave
Wilmington at am. and pm. Leave New
Castle ut go am. and 800 pm.
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINs.-Additional to those
above, leave Smyrna for Clayton at 1855 a. M
2.2o and 7.45 p. m. Leave Clayton for smyrna
ton with trains (North and South) from
Clayton.
CoNNECTIoNs.-At Townsend, with Queen
Anne's AID Kent Rail Road. At Clayton, with
Delaware and Chesapeake Rail Road and Kent
County Rail Road. At Harrington, with June
tion and Breakwater Rail Road: At Seaford,
with Dorchester and Delaware Rail Road At
Delmar with Eastern Shore Rail Road. Wico-
mico and Pocomoke Rail Road and Worcester
and Somerset Rail Road. ii. F. KENNEY, Supt
may27-tf
Middletown transcript., 1881-08-12

a Wisconsin wife's suit for divorce
depends upon the evidence which she
procured by putting fresh paint upon
the soles of her husbands boots, there
by marking his footsteps when he ought
to have been in bed at home.-ET.
Middletown transcript., 1881-08-12

He sang to her, "Come into the gar
den, Maud, " when she interrupted him
with, "I'm sorry we haven't any
garden, Mr.. Jones, but, if it's all the
same to you to substitute ice cream
saloon, I'm with you every time p
PHILADELPHIA San.
Middletown transcript., 1881-08-12
MTD1LET0WN HOTEL,
s. PEACOCK, Proprietor,
MIDDLETOWN, DEL.

THIS WELL-KNOWN AND POPULAR
Il Hotel is now Remodeled, Repaired,
Cleansed and Refnrnished throuehou
The Table will be supplied with all the del
icacies of the season, and the Bar will be con-
stantly stocked with the choicest brands of
Liquors on the market.
The Servants will be prompt, gentlemanly
and obliging to guests, and nothing will be
spared TO make those who favor me with their
patronage comfortable and cheerful IN short,
this Hotel shall be surpassed by ncue in the
State for its comforts and the moderation OF
its charges. I have also the
Finest Billiard and Pool Room
on the Peninsula, the Tables having oeen
made to order, by the best manufacturers.
A GOOD LIVERY is attached to the Hotel.
My Hack will meet every train and convey
passengers TO tbe Hotel, free of charge.
GD- Call for Peacock's Hotel Hack.
Respectfully, s. PEACOCK.
Middletown, DEL, June IA, ls79.-If
Middletown transcript., 1881-08-12

No HOSPITAL NEEDED.-No paIa-
tial hospital needed for Hop Bitters'
patients, nor large-salaried talented
pnffers to tell what Hop Bitters will do
or cure, as they tell their own story by
their certain and absolute cures at
home.-Neg York Independent.
Middletown transcript., 1881-08-12

1t is said that kerosene will remove
stains from furniture. It has also been
known to remove the furniture, stains
and all, with the stove and a servant
girl thrown in Webster Times.
Middletown transcript., 1881-08-12
Posts and Rails.
$4,000 Chestnut Posts and Rails
for sale

by the undersigned, who having recently
purchased large tract of lumber, i prepared
to mi ali orders for fencing material ut short
notice, and at reasonable prices, delivered at
any station on the Philadelphia, v Mimington
and Baltimore and Delaware hat FOads; and
their connections.
Posts and feet long. three, four, and five
holes,
Plain Posts, 5, and feet long, for Picket
or Board Fence,
Rails l11z feet long, pointed.
The above nicely dressed by experienced
workmen.
For further information, address
GEO. NJ. d. HART,
jan 14-tf. TOWNSEND, DEL.
, 1881-08-23

Eptttdl Disphith Ia The Ehica0o Tribune
Ih,S7tIS, AifE. .-.--Tllr stock nlhrtut tlfNnGd
this morning with .l,,wlsEnrl tn,Hlciny. which,
uI,nr my pr'!fls Tho lits tnny i,nvp left. ihs
cuih.t!0, vt tho nurliot is uf slrsG. MscrIlnn!o
tO thu tcHrs tut thu result III tho frcsltunts
NlsD n,ly llr1lvu fhtnl. Thu nOrtsiLiB arsasun ur
tito tsrtkcrs' lldatd hert WIS nttenlc.l hy de-.
wi!l satur,ay's closing rnt!!, wu tina AilAn1'1
Actliu inGpttlGs tuItltsc.t ftf'nl t. IT, -: Ull
rG1ony 'teclIn1!l tn III, ItM!l EASTERN I'd Is:
.Atel,!Aon from l.i 10 ~; CntaGt,, burlington,
& Quincy fu!n lii}i IL lit. Ulh1r clhnHGs hern
nro Little luck, which sus,l oWn M ,so 4: Flint
vt Il, .lGeiue UI ia alncn S!t!t,4lnyi Wscuna,
Central ~: uiltl Chiutg, & Wost Michigan BU.'
M9nlnat WD 4 fnw !tAys i,Ko. =, -
10 TIE 1rtstern dssocfaftd irf4s.
tlusr1x, AtiIs. :s::.-stocks eiDscd rs fullows..~
Mss:'$Ss' s:ss ':s ::: ;.: i S'Sys'"sa: Z
tTss;! EsS i i;,i II l. aAs y, ;;:;; III
|'S AAs;ssy ISS:t!S| eSs$:
FDnEiNS. g..
FIoSneN, Aug. .,-il:sl q. m.-Cpn:ols M 5-l0
'pnsy: io's " ueo'!st; l;o p; MI ,GE! @sE'Snd.
o. liz tHl nrGullfit. ~ la-llI.
t5nittul St.ltus oohtss-Is, 1le!k.
American islllwny sGtnrltiEs-IllLti0I9 Eentral
13l1s; icnn+ylsAn!,l Central. III = Now York Con-.
tral. ts: iT!S Ela: t!o ayc,,stis M 4; isp"iMT M m
for % sIpm,s,.t |" A'neris,, g ~ tt - "ea"a
lAitla, Aug. S!-li:: II. n,.-French rontes, B9f
.stsc; l:IU y. tn., eGf sI@.
MEM n1,l.EASH.
NEw ORLEANS, AnH. s22.-sfEht cxchnnH0 OIL
New York, H. pcr $i,W! prcn.i1tl.,
Sterling i,xrhA,luc. bl,lkura' Hills, 4Sl.
, 1881-08-23
LIVE 8TOuKs

xfnbAl
cATTLE-ltocolvod duyinv Sunday ~ III xsst.
AaH, sum- sIrao Iest weok, hb6st tots' .lsst IL.
nlg4i and ansl calves, shiplVa 1as. ,,',' hal..fA
ala Tho overwhelming receipts VI Goe u.s IT thss
cattle caused y prptty bad break III p.,s s,oas ths
cass, of Woatpsn ind Toxas gFHss catus hea4
SrDsh arrivals WGre soao IA caFs, " aeeas ns to
apu thero weeu lvfk over fruM bAtatass .nsrs r3ra
swsll thu number to BQl In nda'iun' 70 lbs
many loan native xras40rs, but H1ua x'"tnst hsR
Western stuA Consequently baysss a"I Thsy lui.
OMn MAY ~ taf ~ pracas waE0 cohsn, coh,,.s M sssN
nroyud thsir opportunity bI "knosn ,.ss cous4er-
por Iu Ibs, Al tho reduced priced tno'o "a s,lsrn
Atte aGtiyitY In 'o ulaEket tot Fo3@he NM pt!e
but comou ,latIyos wcE0 hard 10 1oo 1t
Fat rall,e uuE,priast only 1aFy .,puua aud ex-
tho supply, und a. there MAS Eooo shp iaIesj
pUgt Ivipanl tho msskut rsulalnod slfousi thsp "a
fQs Tho Dpst ct!o hshos ptIcea wefu u
saus XII W. st G u I'll MthSusa ~ Guh n y u NJ
was III SAllkkA TQzxA xEHasstS sua =. aehurs pantss
WgstQstla ut Il Id tU aud co'nnoG .,tMlIuu alps
.}se a Hta3a1 az. TaS 9asttys FIJI aSYs - GSns9d
S.-- -. Nv auoTATl0ass ,o,.x and
Hxtra 1!sevss-Atssrs weighing .ao'u' ',...
cSsiss ill., xs!lfo..su aa'aaa
oood odH H.esSs es Sassf', ~e'.n, Assan
uSaa III inT 70 IT,. il ao ss ss
uu1shcs w Il Is ss;.n stssiss ~
cuIAnn ID caaluB c4xa tor Glly slauA.
SICK snt tas.fSGo:os H. & u i esssts. Sush'ni
,,t.tuSL Z i III; aaa in ;Sss, hoisf'
lalls, nuA ssasTu1 tlveGs..."''"'''''
, 1881-08-23
4 Mammoth Eral,oylue,

... NaA Ultp9 tlu{1 .QHUtt 49,.
W. published about y your RRu In ruRuru u u
lux On tho tanch OF William 4. Film, x1v0ral
ipi!es from tho cuJn1 Al that tfns9 tho rol'rtrr
toOk bis measurement a!l Dy Kuoss, 4nd that. tot
from lnct1iury utter big return tti town. Not Ii
few thought our description IF tho hlg yluU u
hayo been assured Wy Nj. Finn hnsulf that W.
tailu1 70 10 tho VIM oyen JUSTICE; tlIat its
nrunehes wGru lun91t Atla euvorn4 ullllh
larger areA than wi. Represented. Hlnao lAoi,
thls lnoi,sier hAa sont!nued ~ grow unit! IT, az
D4mulatcd weight Ut brunch MlIl fruit haa
nrouxht tosa! DC %aostr!st!oa Io ol.u q tho two
altioat .dctaol!khca tho do.nejl0 81 iii
owner. NJ. F!inn's driver says thlt the
Vine and ftH fruit hNyo completely cruEhgd tho
tree, tearing It ont " ta rootY, Tbs si1o of tho
vine and tho weight ef gf1tpcs growing uVan Il
1Tf,e thus pttstruted, which II perlecly sound, il
1uliy two and hult feet In A!unuter aud N.Y.
ward OF sixty teet IN hight, With corresponding
spread OF llinbs aud Branches. sir. Finn osti:
mates that On that paruon OF tho yln0 which
destroyed the ttce there were fully five tUls VI
Nrppe6.
, 1881-08-23

dovasnm,ent bpn,ls woso dull III Chicago
District Of Columbia ;Oss wcro lUIss tii1 and
le1;i nslsc,l: 1is woro lOSf and 10Y, Il, 1ll and
1t5il; ani 49,, 1i1lE md H..
FOxr1Kn pxchhtIRo wns ioAyy. 1l1nkers
sterling was II. md 4s}i sterlluE Nct,lal rates
wcro 4Sl md 4Eb!i; commercial stUrlug was
tlonlnnily i1s to f1si. l,ankcrs fumes woro b!iH
for sixty .1ays and 6l0as for dcmatd; Frcitch
commercial bills weso E,1G and 6s7,x; belgian
commercial, h.7si: bankurs marks, nl4t and VII,
atltl cp.nmcrcni, MI.
ChIclgt, bunk UicArings wcrc sS,h00,0Oo. tonns
were III Rt,p demand at nur cent OF cnli a,ld 4
1T per cent OF ttmo. Conntry uu'crs for onr-
rcnuy were heavy, ntltl Now York exchange sold
between banks ut e0e6ost0u, closing wcak at tho
llttcr prleo for sellers.
, 1881-08-23
NIININL; NEWS.

apeeial Utsp1tth to Ins Ehteapo Tribune.
1l0sr0x. Auts. @.!.-StInInz stocks wcro dull and
lnwer, Quey usttg Il. to III, ntid slIsor lslut :.
to x. Thern WIS tllir business transacted ut
tic Mining Exehanso. w,lerc Milton advanced
from Sd to HI rcgu.ur. anl cluscd buyer 10 ut III
utter sullltg 1T 100. Twl,l lend dccllncst buyer
GU from III N xU g,,d sAlea wrro nls0 inRtlu roE-
uar ut CT al,tl bl,ycr III NJ II. cetar Springs nd
vnnce.l ftotn ii tl GN. toppcrapulls WIS artn ut
100 alld III, lslpIrG Mt H. md Fremont ut Is;
u tht Ittstfrn AIsocfattli Irrss.
f!,sTON. AuB. ::s!.-MtnlAK atoekH elosctl rs fol.
lnWs:
Alt1r1k Mining Et,,.,,. 3& tJ
Calumet iiGtlu. ..l3 luwNblc... 80. 't
(.huiitu j.. III tJu1nry II
llulIcult btlyur. SkSypr lslUtt.....u..t 1T
$HIN tH Af,tAyIft
, 1881-08-23
DIVORCES.

james c. Thomson llel n bill yesterday nsk!ng
divorce from hIs WIFE, ANN E., on account Of
her alleged Auditory.
Judge JatncRon Rruntel II dooreo Of divorce to
Rebecca 1toewenstcln from Alfred !.ocwcnstet1i
Dt the ground 0f tlcaarLlon: tn Harriet +. DNror
from Ja,nns z. Dovor f0r adultery: and tu
Elizabeth Elohan from Tho.na as Mehan for CRU
eltv
, 1881-08-23

REAL ESTATE.
Tho following Instruments weko flied for roo-
ord Monday, Aug. ~:

Tho following Instruments weto tl'cd for roc.
ord Monday, aug. =:
CRY PROPERTY.
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4; i;;,;S i,s Xii; $I;li;s4 '"
fSsSsss + Sss:S;s i; SS1i % SSx $ ;i;iS' III
'$t$ss f ;;S;s SssS' A. L ~ ;; @ @ ~
% @ Sas II Ssusau a.iSrs q T. %s.
ws;; @% S;,;;SS S;i m
ss!!ss ssss s \: # i i: IL htsss as;s Fl .Ss: fas;
SiSS Ss @ ;Sii; S;sisi III i II:
T$|; ;$$ s ;Sii3 j. V;sj! S
s:! $s :ss! $* i; i;:.$S; .,st;; ;$;S f5i
#i $!! S ;!j:a 4S9' L Ii; E;Sj;;
A$ :|:s :ss; Ssj i ii 5isSas
lts! tS%% #, ~ i; w
llS iii It. saa.S o i. aio1y dfa xs II Utility
ws'$s:!@ /: n = wv "; ,;s;ss
ss! 4!s s H j H aS e y. Ris:$%s.:s Xi Is I'll;
cs%?S y, ais iis;i':;IS iixlait;; ~
xssS xsa,ss s!a!s 4 it
s! ss X XII Il 6 t5Sn :! ;t T. s*si; j; i 5s;s
ns5iE s$ ai$ Sa$ ,$;%s GJs:S {
rI!:iys a:y i; ss,s II jSi III ss;s: Il & Ss, il
iaHWlH Ne HJA'ah} laA
, 1881-08-23

Cnthnrine Oikes fled a bill for dvorco from
Peter Oakcs. sho alleges drunkenness, 0ruulty.
mud vario,,s othor things. md. altogether, glvos
Peter very bud record, and wants to brcuk tho
,narltAl ties to asssnu hor tnaIdcn llnHIe. whloh
lnrccny, nksault with intont to kill, aud deser.
uou, and thinks ho ID now c0ucealcd III tho city
trying tO avoid aetylcG.
, 1881-08-23
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following wero tho receipts un,l shipments
Of eadIng articles Of protluoo in this city during
tho forsy.olRht hours clllinE ut I o'clock
Monday morning, ind for tho corresponding
ttu11 IL year AHOs
, 1881-08-23
JUDGEMENTS.

surEn1on un7-coNfEssloss-w. n, Iing-
r!s vs.. Horny rhomson, s,,g'5.O0-1amos II,
Dunn ys. llAMu u, ktlpbleF, <8l4,
, 1881-08-23

Hh0rt rlut. socr supcn,i.ur, tIUso mt tp?ili6sal
tainicrni,.ln x.99o 1oxell 1"sFeHt 1aM: 9}tSs
lBnvDraaui NrGHtl hhHIst .Hiiiu AvAt2q. VAGINA
tIycOn nDiuI ht 7llas1!tc tor shofcts ~ t8 loMy
fur NsLitt ribs tU4lH(t Is short cparA, 1f&l2o Tor
fnnIs, M!l e1lMsAAGt Mna rnnkrl.
nEEF-WHA 1nGt ht $:t7EAt9u for moss, eluI6&a
tlNl for extra Heas, and ri .0Is2l. u f1r linus.
, 1881-08-23
GlsNEKAL MARKETS.

ulsNERAL MARKETS..
Ntt0OM.CUltN-rho market continues dull With
out chana8 lu ptlces.
3E1at sa!f -*of*Eh1's'...,..+ ','...'''.sr4tya n
teA'ENFeu A61
iM!gtt1t hQ Y ~
AAOalNG-~Tt0 market rCmatns without tuIpDttHnt
now feAtures. Ttudu u faFy ucttvp. uad Thu pr!evs
giy01 b01ow RFo arully supported; "a 80, -
Ssrk lsk sslsps tsSIa. II SlH
hs.'; hMss..;.: nsa; ssues s
NurrEls-ConIlau0s avtlre, anQ toadly sells VI
tho quoted ps1ces Eno dairy IL seasos and tho sup
py Of cFeamury 10 short Of tho duaad 1u fact thoI0
Afa n0 considerable EoQks OF ay EEuAu, nnd tho uuF-
kut llas \ laedody aE.n tono. Wv sspest our l!sss
;sssty: sG'sS s. tss
CHaHak-Was in good roquost. md pfieos re-
usned hFua at last Nsak's advance, stoeAs arc not
current r0ce'pts, We 9aol9i E.:
rsH skim EheddaI. chotae.. ,..s,,t, Nf4
Fsst skiia. commSa ID Eood. Eood.:........,..,..,. ~
1sDW kkRAo2sssss D
ENAl-OrdeE9 wefe ltmltGt. consumers Ktn4Esy
Iac.ug ~ put In thes winters suppiy VI tho ruling
pEoo4. Following are the ssta1l pEacss dollv9sed}
xnthfass ssaxa
As;Ss: {:;;;:;: I :'t;; s;; as:E: ess. ts'
rUOPEAAGk-Was art!yu At u loo u for uoFk har-
ruls pnd tsosl3aH for lard tl0fxs. with sa.o4 Ut
car PORK barrels ti4 md car lsru suFssE " Il w.
, 1881-08-23
I1IAIH1SI3.

Thero vere som0 thirty ycUoIo on tho market reg
tprday. tho eargUcs being about ca'nlIy divided W.
tween plece stuff. Btrlpa mud boards, atld shlnxss
Extra IeJth psncc atuf sod for s1tao. Utllef*ssooE