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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-12

NENTENNlAL GRAVEL GOLD
cipal place Of business. Gold Hii. storsy
county, Nevada.
Location Of vogks, Washington Township,
Nevada County. California.
Notice.-There are delinquent upon thu fol-
lowingdsscribed stock. or account OF asssss-
ment No. 81 levied on the nfth (sth) day
OF September, 1881. the several mounts set
opposite the names Of the respective share
holders, % follows:
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. cssi....0....O..
Hochstadtef 4 %, Trus-
.s,.::;."y..:..;......1si a....s....~
s::.;:::..:..S:...:::..ss ss....S....x
Hoobstadter d %, tut
pees o. l2SU5 ..lUO.. .lO0 ..
Hochstadter 1 %, Tus-
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OLD Series

OLD Berries.
n Noble Z Co, Trustees. .aito.....s.....i4
l Glszier / Co. Trustsss. =. .lisl5. ...l0.....2@
areenebsum. HsTbing q %,
Trustees. Observation-Disclosures. ..l0.'...1eo
...iGu....Io
And IN keordsnes with law and an order Of
the Board OF Directors. made on the thirteenth
tisth) DAY Of September. 1881. 90 many shares
OF each parcel Of such stock - may %
ofdoe Of the Company. Room 2. Hayvsrds
Bufding, lis California street. San rraaetsco,
California. on TUESDAY. The EloHTH .sthl
day OF NOVEMBER. 1881, at the hour o. one
~ o'clock ?. n. Of said day. 70 pay saia ac-
costs OF adverttsing and sxpensss Of the NJ.
!. I. KELLY esetseary:,
c. Sss:ss sss:, ! +. H $500, d s;sls'ss: Y
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zidia. Kuiiman Q DO, Trus-

.2oi7i. ..2eo....8 :.
And in accordance with law. and IN order Of
The Board OF Dirsetors, mads on the twenty.
eighth day Of September. 1881. 90 many shares
en- ~ "a p sosd ~ prsi,s %snction' ~ ~ omcs
OF the Company. No. ia California street. Ban
Francisco, California. on TUE8DAY. the ed
day Of NOVEMBER. 1851. at the hour Of one
o'clock ?. y. Of said day.topay nid delinquent
sssessment thereon. together with costs Of ID
yertising and expenses Of the Gale.
4. WR0RNIR, Secretary.
onosIN California street, Ban Francisco
Califonia.
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DELINQUENT SAILS.
TUsrICE MIHIno COuPAHY-
= Location q principal place Of business, Ban

Nevada.
Notice.-Thers are delinquent upon the fol.
lowing described stock. on account OF Asssss-
ment tho. So lsyied on the thirteenth day Of
September. 1881. ths several amounts Get oppo-
aee the names Of the respective shareholders.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-12

the Board OF Directors. mads on the nth
(sth) day Of September. 1881. 20 many snsrss OF
each parcel Of such stock - may b. necessary
Il. 6 % ;S,S y B ISHn O. t Soia En- 4. S e: aS .ss:. q
Gold Hill. key. on WEDNESDAY. tbs Biz.
teenth Q6thl day November. 1884, 81 the hour
Of . O'clock ,. \. Of said day, 70 pay said
delinquent assessment thereon, together with
costs Of advsrtislne and sxpensssof the sale.
FkANK a. WISE BscrstsSy.
Omes-Bank OF Gold Hill, Main street, dold
Hill. xsvads. sisud
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'.SVS ;.
And In accordance with law. and an order
Of the Board Of Directors. made on the twenty.
nst day OF September. 1881, 20 many shares
OF each parcel Of such stock - may b
necessary win be sold 1t public auction. at the
omcs OF Paxksr Crlttsndsn. No. S07 Non,gom.
cry street. Room IL, Han Frsnctsco. Cslfosaia,
on TUESDAY. the 1fttenth nNhl day Of No.
Number. 1881. ct the hour OF two O'Clock =. y.
OF said day, 10 pay said delinquent sssessmsnt
and expsases Of the sais.
]. y. BRAZkLL, sscrstary.
.Omes-Room No. ., Bafs Deposit Building.
10. 20 Montgomery street. Ban Francisco.
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CONSOLIDATED sILvKR

once At the nav shaft q the Company.
Cold Hin, Nevada, october O.. 1881.
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Local RRETIIIES.
kain ard aGow 70 dsy.

[r"'h EEd eCo| 10 Day.
l.7W:encc Miller. OF Amelia cjuuiy, Vs., was
gescfa.y 9:Ga;oc} minister by tho Washing.
t51 Pfcsby:c'@.
VIM. Lave cc,crsd. VINO was found guilty
0! as"su!t u: la2 Corporation Court, Wednes-
day nis ht !usi, wAs :c-dav sentenced BIZ Judge
French 70 pay , lno of SO, sud the costs Of the
case.
.ilar;isgo ic2aSas were issued 10 Washington
Yesterday, to L?wi5 Robinson. Of Warrenton,
Va, and Fences B.oWo, of Washington; Jessie
Scots, 81 Aus il, Texas, sad jennie Hartley,
O! h.tia Wa:hinsioo. Va.
III. B:tauia B;rton. President gives nc-
C, IS 'ahcra 10 ;bo Gsz2tto thst lhs Alezan-
df;a S=Vi@g5 iastiu'i2n will pay to deposiors,
OF M b.IaGco Ct thcir deposits, diSi ieEd Of
ten per cent, CO and at.ar Tie 10th of April.
Judge fiarch gave n1,ic> Thu morning
he @1n!a TO morroW motDiDg hear aud pass
u0oo sp!ii,a;i0cs for lie. nso5. SEQ the no
tic, Ct the Commissioner o! tho Revenue 10
auoitc7 :':r: CT tho Ia?er.
The Washjos:oa Post of this norpiog says:
IA tic PreSbyteIy, yesterday, an Alexandria
dosC2n said there were over II geo people iD
thR; city who co MT attend cbu!ch." There
sra crtr II COO people in this city, ard Start
'lag Is this assertion my seem, ii tho other
2.00J a!a cbrr!h gaars, there need be 20 par
tlcu:sr alarm, Is We s.il hav, n maj 1riy over
Sadom.
"Aa4ai u Night is what Dr. Balls Cough
Syrup has teen tanned By parents. whose Wor-
ryins sHl coughing ohii3reo hAva boen soo,hed
atj cured. anu have secured sHeet slumber By
lsns ibis excellent romcdy. Price Only 25 co.,
bottle.
q Cough, Gold Or Sore Throat should
| be stopped Neg!ec: frequently results ia an
IrcuTabIe Lung disease or C0nsump.
! ton. Is e. d w RS Il IL ONCE tRA e.
EESssCEtEs do not disorder the stomach like
couch sYrups and bss.mI but act directly
Gu the tnf2almed parts, sllaylug irritation,
give relief III 3 slnnia, BrOnchitis,C Coughs,
! Cstarri:, sun the Throat Troubles which
! Singers and Public speakers Are sub.
lect TO- For thirty years Browns Bronchial
Troches h.ro been recommended by physicians,
and awsys give psrfsc. satisfaction. Having
! been tasted by wide and constant use for nearly
An onllTe generation. they have STAINED we'll
| mcri:cd rank among the few staple remedies OF
tie aga. Sold TT 25e v box everywhere. milo
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PROFESSIONAL GA.Ds,

a CARD-It should be generally known that
ss- persons so unfortunate eS to lose oGo or
mora OF their teeth need not wal! weeks and
months for actihcisl Substitutes snd endure in.
confo2ionce. cissgreeabls changes in voice, ia
clsl expression. &c, bu. Iday havo artificial
teeth made before and Inserted Immediately CT
ter extraction CT tncir Ea.u:al teeth. Rv this
mode better adaptation, q moro pleasant ez-
preston and nearer approach 10 9ar.i prcserys
ing Tho natural harmony OF tho features arc So
cured. and very much Of tho pain and difficulty
experleLcod IN lesrning 10 use teeth arc also
avoided. I have practiced his mode successfully
Tor seven Years. and having Introduced il here
would DO glad TO refer any one Interested 70 ps
.!ents who know Off! from experience In treating
the natural teeth my object Is to preserve every
one that time, patience and modern methods of
treatment can save. The use Of arsenic in Is.
stroyilg exposed nerves is condemned be the
more enlightened Of tho dental profession on
account OF lis turning teeth dark inducing sb
sce5s and finally tho loss of the teeth. The nerve
pulp, which is The source OF life 10 the tooth,
should always ba trested, WHOM exposed, with a
view to its restoration to health. 1 uso no cicap
alloys ior tllingi my feos arc much lees than are
usually charged for the Same class of work.
Gold filling from ST. 60 up; otho: wo.s at pro-
portiouately low rstes
W. DOENALLY. D. Z. S.,
Graduate Dental uopa!t,
Univ. of Michigan.
Office: Washington street, "a door from 3. G.
corner King. asd~3m
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DEATH or D. Z. BRAsHEAR, ESQ .-De1ris
r, hGasa.aT, esd, we'll kooWn aud highly
.s'oou4@i ii iz;a. died at the rasd3nco Of Goa,
M,r,oa iis!yc. en- pii0co ST., o. o'clock to dsy,
e'tcF shcE: jIt1as7. from dis asa Of the heart.
~ E,as!car YES born 10 Frederick c1unty,
Nt ds@usr9 TO- 1921 and gas, GOES qucu.ly.
= h, slSiY fist year c. ,ho ,ine Of his death
from Maryland ho removed 10 F:eaEicksburg,
Va, 8hcTc, itr long time bslofo the var. &c
Ta'o p:2EinsDt me!cioa:. During tbs lato
"'T, t1Fvush wa;c1 he sr7e1 2aan;iy. no sac
nh1T Of ;ao s,af Ct Gan. James 3. hla-
HHfsr. hi4 oan2;o. Aitar the war he resi- led
ia y y lork tcr several ycbrJ, from which
og he Cam3 to Alexandra, and cpgaged 10 tha
d. gods bus ness. The GCC ased He5 :. NEST
( ocTou5 and courteous GeniIcmau. ND the
Jaws Ct lis d-a.h sill Be received Witt r:grr:
b, g large cj!Cl: %! friends Thc tln3rol vii
ta3 pinoo trSm 81. POu's C5uch to no,r)a
1.,yt5oou at four clock, a1i the &c neiaa Vi |
b" 'a.CT-d 10 Ivy Hill Cemetery.
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

Euli1S !La wstG bu.i2esa has tc-. 3 lite
moro lc..ye, BIT Ike cohtiLuaj i3c,c me5t Tssth-
CT Lss bo:l e coIsidars5,e crawb.t,: 10 optrt-
ticl5 ii UEeS II !t;ars sc shou! Is at report
cd. II Baltimore money is il apple supply,
and sha s2eli,g Is easy un2lr . moderate &C.
manG. III Quoted -5.i; S a7e y 6 per cen. fer
lolas and ) & i1r G;sccEL.3 The cEeIing5 oil
mercantile payer a.a iiaha ii The EeW York
money 1ls!Aa. &c lel caI! is lie qauL.tion for
call !osEs on stocSa. GEd 4 j pcr cen! OF UEitd
States bonds. Tbs rates for lime losns End
prime mercantile raCor arc unchanged, TIE
supply Of :noEcE il the Philadelphia msrkc! is
very abundant. GI:d rats SIZE 4a4i per Ct On gov
crDHent aid 5i.G On accepted stock collateral.
Govern CIT h9Lds were very firm yesterday,
snd il advanced !. Virginia securities are
moderately Gciiro, except corsoir, which are
dull aEd lower, sl7.eC0 scliirg yesterday
from ST. doHE 81! closing with that price bid.
The 10 Dos opened g! 5li snd declined to 5lt, on
sales of SO (0l. Peelers arc strong $40 COO
selling ST 3:i TO Sc. closing 2Ga3e5. Deferred
cartifcstes opened slEorg il Baltimore yester.
dsy and higher, $1,000 ceiling 1T %; but 81
sho second boaId Sl57tl sold ct 2lI,2l, and q!
the close they were offered st q, without bid
defE. Coupons are Grn, coIsols closing 95 bid,
So Esk d. Tennessee old G; Gro oiTored st 75 but
tha best bid Tss %. For tho new series dc. II
was Lid. but mono Wa:o cTsred. Railroad &C.
curi!ies arc f:na with soma sc:iVy. Balm ore
& Chic shares ere offered more freely, shares
selling yesterday st 1C4. ard then block Of 2OJ
shares changed bands at 2I5 Richmond & Dan
vile ia quoted 9ill93; At!sntc & Charlotte st
92tst3. end Norfolk s. Western preferred at 429
s41. Bonda ara generally finn, 81 Orange &
Al'Nircris socc2cs selling at l25. Atlanta s.
Charlotte f'sts w1Eo heavy. opening q. l09 a
decline Ct ! and acld yesterday down to 1854
closing, sf!er Gales Ct $4,000. ct lCGs bid, lOts
asked We quote:
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coIoredd, icd.c.el 10 the Co1pcra.ion C9ur', for
IIoaHiliy :cmcvlag n, desd bcd7 CT Sarah
Jsoa ciias. o3lcred. rom i.s ets7c 10 the
Methodist frotestau: Cematery, Of tbs ci ?,
7sT:Fa' months ego, VAS 70 day !outd gully by
100 llsy. aGd Seoieoctd TO eleven m>ulhs in
Ir!5on@ It 10 The city jill sDd 10 pay fec Of
500. Tie csse Of Rjcasrt Ipnci!. ibdie'gd i0s
th3 s'me cii.Lc,, vi com! up for llial II NOR
rVT morning.
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IiB GRAVE RoBBEEs.-Aibart Batter
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Tie hsTktt c!O;ea s!ea1y Gud I'm, though
but little grain wla cT9red !o-dsy. -Four is in
better enquiry, BIZ! there is no change to notc
IL quotations. Wheat soil 81 10 and 12l for
Fu!lz, ard l2G Coz I.ancsztee. Corn brought So
and j3t for white snd 81 for 5oioR. No Rye
or Oats reported. County produce Is wanted
ct qcois!ioa:. Bacon Is siif, bu. prizes sra up-
changed.
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BALTIMORE SUGAR AND COFFEE MARKET
Sugsr-Tho NsH Nofb market for raw Sugars
is dull st Gshs; for common TO good refining
Cen,riiul SUGARS quoted 81 7Sastc For reAaod
sugar, the marie! Is quiet b1s steady, with prices
rs follows Cut loaf 81; crushed 9s,; powdered
92c; granulated g; standard As! and Selows
It to 81.
Cohoa-Ths marke. is Gr-, with an i'm proved
inquiry. w note the saie OF COD bags, st liz ;,
AMI l 6S bags at 1!2c-all to city jobbers. These
ssles snow basis OF l25 ll2!c for fair and We
now quote invoices ss follows: OIdinsry lC!s
l0ic; fair lz3ali!i sooa l.! la. and primo
l3al34.
EeeYes-Fair 10 good steers were sold at ilal2c
pc. 10. Dressed besf sold fairly q. 9!al0!c per
ID for ordinary 10 prime sides
Calves Market dull, and psas could not be
cleared even ste Ieiuc:ion OF !c per b, &ilk.fed
vesls sold at 54I5c per ID. snd butter. nlilk.fed
do st 4s4!c par ID.
Sheep aad L.mbs-The market was active and
pens were CLEARED early st = further advance o.
91ic per lc.
Hogs-All tha arrivals vent direct 10 slsugh.
te,ers. WHO q.o.e the market steady Of SGa6 rs
pei j0) ibs Tor ordinary TO good live hosf.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET. April 7.-Bees
Ctttle-The New YolK maike! OF Monday was
acti7s at ali advaroa of J, On Fridays prices,
and yestei d.y there was smother scVance Of ic,
with an active markel.
Sheep srd lsmhs-Iha market il sciiya a,
Mondays prices.
Eogs-Trsda is somewhat Glow, bal the prices
Of Ii oHday nTe generally ob.s!ned, quality con-
sidered We quote al 73.sa, per ID nat, and ,
few extra s. shsto higher.
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET. April T.-Eogs-
Market slow. weakec SID 5s!Gc lowar; mixed
packing SIS 20 $50; iigbt IS eos s.; Csc
heavy IS SEs6 90; large business snd all sold
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BANQUET TO JUDGE FRENCu.-A bsrqu,t
WAS gwen at the Copc,rda Hotel By meul>
DER: OF The bar Of this city last night to Judge
). b ;:sett French, OF Manchester, VITO, y To-.
slta'icn OF Judge i. ". Chiffon, is presiding
over tho Aprl! term Of tho Corporation Court.
There we're present: judge French, cx Judge
Char!>s H. Su'rt; CourtiaGd Il. Smith, Msy
or OF the CITY; Johr NJ. Johrson, eX-Conmou-
ssosl;h's Attorney; Capt. Francis l.. Smith,
STAG SENATOR Geo. A. Musbb.ch. manber of
Lho House Of Delegates; Eimu.d Burke. Com.
Dnn"0G!lh's Attorney ter The county; G.. W..
Wa;ties, Alber. Stuart, VIM. E. Fonda J.,
Leonard M.rbury. i. w. Armstrong aud Jss.
K, Ca.oa. The hall vas brillisnty illuminated
ed hsudsamsif decorated and tho tablts, fill.
cd to ove'tlJw!us with I'll the dei;c.ccs ct thc
scssoo. presented CO !1Vlti1g appcatG1c,.
Alter tho lrncr maa had been iu!ly satisfied,
toas,9 wtrc proposed AID responded TO So to!-
low:
By lE}gc S.uar|, wa presided the
people CT AieZandgia, bar aud litiga1ts, are
h'gllg iaToCai ia having, during the iudispos
a'tlou Of Judg! Clifton, such an impartial 60
as 3. Ea53ett FfaLc1, who will Lave pucng
tho p'op9 the Impression OF q rare gentleman
AID upright lrs:, sd be-. Judge Stuart,
Hoped ;tas he people CT Manchester w yuId
fl@s5s haya th,ir legal disputes so ably al
il ted -
This 1858! wsj !e,ronla1 10 ty JUDI
French 10 huuGrus speech, 10 which be said
be CANE to Alexandria with grave mispiyipcs ::
he clno as s;TaGgcr ia strange land, b,t
the cordial e2eoiog that had bet gwen him by
tbs b.r cEd p2cpio inclined hin to tho baIief
that h; s's5 cpe Of AI.xlidria'a s)1s. Ia CDR
cIId2g lis remarks DO paid the tolioEing CEN.
p'inont 70 lha bar CT thj city: Tho bsr of
Ai!exaAdF's-- B:tvc, courteous, high Spirited
genie, ! aFact. m0cgS:, eaires, fair-0.oa
nacis OF n-bIo profession which has furnish
cd the worli viii E:any Ct its mcst h,iliiant
ieh.s."
the Nasi'r q the bar R,sponasl to BY
&. ". Watt'es, 10 O short, Interesting spcecb.
81 MsyIr Smlth-"Ihst al xaudtis 10 other
Gays ha1 b2.0 represented By tuauy pnre
%;!i,ls AMI b:il.apt iute!Itc:s but thst Geo. A,
MHsh5ach, her 'd}p!cd sJn hsd treated the
vy'ic q125'iJa5 thaf arose il the Legislature
10 :asoaer that rtfl :ctcd credit oroa his c1D.
81 Ii as sud honor upon himself
E2SpoGGtd 10 ~ BE-. il@shbaoh il bis vii,
sD0S2 hGppg style.
H7 Mr.. Bwks-'Thc Mayor Of Alexandria,
| 72:Ga 'ac so.trulep's Of Tic people Of Alex
a7tli; 6a3a | say they regret that the prsscn,
ia1uinha0i ~ % soon TO retire iroIn bis Official
n s'ti1G, go vi! DOT cooseat sgaia 10 b.
a2sdi;i3lc."
Responded 10 ty Mayor Saith 10 sn exo,Ilcnt
So cen. w4oh wss rec ived 'si!b loud applause.
Or doi' Senator - Capt Fraccis L.
Gmi!h.'
!iesro7de3 10 ao'eg ED cI;q1:u;Iy y Capt
Sm;i1.
Iu!Sa Stuart ssi in ,ha nbacros Of ihe
present Common6aaIti ! Attorneys. G. Brent.
Wiz ~ ~ N
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FREDERICKSBURG MARKET, April Tho
market is quiet. Flour firm ut Sis7 for fine to
fauiiy hranda. Nhest firm sac quoted 1T l1Oa
Us for fsir 10 prime. Corn 45s5). Os.s 40id5.
Nothing doing in Rye en-! no quotiong.
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'"9 t; ;- I.a'c' Ao.shsaal 10 scu:heas.
~ -3i viii st1;i1ne-y ~ si,sa. %et,asf
,sr..gr,. -, - -
CORPORATION CoUgT-Ja1gc s. Bqssctt
grtHct prcsiNGg- Of Wedcc,
81 proceedings. Com. VS.. W 10. Laws; asssuI.
Edbatciy; j1ry no. haqies screed On verdict.
u 70 aGjou:aed ill t. uoryog coorp;Eg at 10
O'clock.
Com. IS. j. 7. B1r0at: i:dctmeut for ma,
Hai:u. shooting, wlfh in;aot ~ uair, d;sf5rra
.is,5o and XIII. ,hs imy h-omsht ~ 1918,
4 assault and battery. Tho defendant yncrod
tie Curt 10 ar-aas ot inirmant onG t,r new
y ii aid lima Qss taken 10 c,nsiia- thereof
DETERMINATIONS. 70 Wm Laws: rss,pIt
sd haltcrg, The iJry rendered g va,aist If
"-uiI = Of cs,aut,"
Sosan 4 Hrn,b n,,lS :, o;,,;.,..r,,.:v
O. EIwar! & Nr,,,I
Ia The c.sn n Ien,n. = E,.co.. c,nri,,o5
% ves,cycav & assan,. anl sa,,a,g 10 c,rt,
oys:,ulld the M ,,;n5a - e,rrs.rf ;,l,-no,t 80
t5r 3 new t.iei, ana ess ,sscd a fra n $3A0 sod
+x.! ZIG term Of i:qnrjs,cr7ag: - ttn c:,y !; ~,
sttTo nl51.hs
G.alA9r icsa &c =. Vaor,,,,. d,hn
u,jjae! parry :sc,i;ipg a hrs n, in.-, fornd
,5r tna r,.,r;iG and i:i.,r,5, o..,.I;.c;,
AE.a,.is;ra9;5n nan a., $500. nl a,n,n:,f.
Blight 5as c,,nn,;,.~i 70 ) Fsr,,,s,, En,nh
C17,. - E{y,,,a g,c;io-. ;r5,r,n,,o. -.
aim r,,6, l., ",a.,, .sii,,,,,. E.ons,. ~
oroq[o5i ''''''"' '''''s'' 1'i'
Green ., .%a;:l... n3src.r,. d.cr,c ,r,ho.
zitcc mrajss.nner 81 s,'n :, rcs;., 49,, 1872,
n sur; po7 oJ,r .,c nag cot FIR 10 nr,.,5,,
t.ar0ai n h. aid ''''''|
GE;3cl9ro y, %!i3m,rs. ch,r,,r-. r,,,-, q
a3 rai9sia2cr rf .ain fla ana 5.n-.o
irgea-,n -
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q, ! fLEAEAAT IRJp-A delegation Of Belle
t!'T.o Ledge, *, Of H., CT til, city, paid a
i''e'o2! 7is;t TO Nsti0Ia! L2d2c 81 the
s.@s 1Edsr II Washington las; sight,
a.d E.Ee taUd.omeIy ensersaiatd. Spoccb
%ec5fco Hfro made by q nuuber of
w. ~ y ashl on holShte, sGd replied to by Vos
'D,.s.R',r, ". NcLsDe; Assistant Dic:atcr, j.
- p 30 ;&tnith: I'D A@ccrder George Uhler. Of
hG.io Haven Ledge. These Rho composed The
@., Saiica arc highly pleased win the mauocr
:. NGich tbey sure received by ,ha'r Wasting.
IN trcthrcn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-08
LOCAL MATTERS.

lie featter Probabilities. ApW 5 1851
To- tno lH.dd! State; northeast 10 southeast.
VIE, isli3T barometer, ih!eztaiiag weather
ID -ai1, With stationary or s. FL gnt 7Is2 ia ten
er...r,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-08

REPUBLICAN, MEETING IN TIE COUNTY,
Eos repaid CHS CT A!cy .rdTs comfy. st .
u2a'i0G hid last high, At Johrs'ou' Hall. in
aTia&!or, passed resolutions caring the
"aiD:iaE pest ald c3:i'a;i2u tax laws, riic.9
Of "Bourboo barbarism." aid appea'log 10
pEesdect Ga!!iad 70 see that Inc caims Of re-
Jg5.cia. OF this Gstfi,i Tor federal PATRONAGE
'eera rot ignored in Tho d:-!ribu "a Of oEi;as 10
,a7.c ~ rhoso 73ics this Ststo wen; fer Hao
21,E sd Eas!ish ct lha las: Presidential cicc
%, and ,xur2ssing Gtcat sa,is'ao ioo at Gene
"a. Maho3o's sc ioa 10 the Senate II cs Jog
ii5 vote with rho raru5ictDs. 4 resolution
a:G1O.i0g 'rotdjusterisu' as explained ~
G21. M.h2Lo vas r, ieo Cd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-08

EtSrEaY r. daring robbery wss commit
I'd in this city la:: night sir. Robert III.
"sCTs, ? ung msD from Prince William
c.1aty, was attacked By i largo msn On South
;: Ass2h stree, Knocked down ard robbed Of
<,,,yea dollars. TIC man after robbirg Mr.
#a!c1s Of ri iha money he hsd about him,
.'5@ kIi!o. AID threatened 10 Gu: his throat
]. IL sd sig tLing hbou. the affair. With the
Ss;lai c. Ct hr Wa.o!s, CGiccr James Smith
A,;cs.et TIC rcbbtr on one Of the boat. lying st
re arl sHd lodged him in the Station house,
"se'@ be gave his Daro SIS 1Eons3 Roberts, a
....'T !ro;a New YorS, This morning the
.'.sT5r sent HIN on % the grand jury Of thG
operation Ccu:.,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-08

RICHMOND MARKET, April Tho nsrks.
during tao week has been but moderately active.
Flour steady e. 4 81 for fac to flmily brands.
Eeceipts Of Whea: light, with s4les OF Fulz at
l2)sl2j for good 10 choice. Sales of whito Corn ut
55A5T aud mixed Ct IS. Cool apring Oats
brought IS. No.hisg doing II lSyo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-08

LTNCuDURG MARKET. April THE msrke:
is quiet and prices ars without mste,ial change
since las! week. Flour firm but in limited re-
quest st 4sS7 70, az 10 brand, Whea. only fsrly
sc.ive at ll2sl22 IS TO quality. Corn 20 .53 for
white, With q fair enquiry. Gaia quiet st 90 .4S.
Ryo n0minnilg S)a9J. Receipts of Tobacco
light, owing to uuiaTorable weather. hugs
quite sc.!vo nj prices probably shade lower /;
medium !:Hsis in POOR demand good brown
snd red shipping is scirco, ard III ,re is some sp.
preheDs!on TIA; there 10 but Lutte Of tho lss.
mentioned ii tbs present crop. Common and
iDe Trsppeis ere readily sold. Extra il sca:ca.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-11-02
DESCRIPTION.
ProDase Coure.


The case OF Davis 6 Wallace vs.. A. j.
Vance was tried by Judge Tattan on Satnr-
day, Fl. P. Rolfe representing the plaintiffs
and Donnely and Waterman the defendant.
The case was submitted to the Court, who,
after hearing the evidence and arguments,
decided in favor of the defendant. 1t was q
suit for the recovery of the amount due on q
promissory note and the evidence clearly es-
tablished the fact that the note had already
been paid eff.
Three '.drunks" were up before His Honor
Monday morning to account for their. excess
sive hilarity on Saturday night. Not being
atAe to give q satisfactory explanat'o:l they
we're each fined five dollars, with costs. O.is
If the victims, q chronic case, w>s sonsr-
v.sly given an opportunity 10 leave in~n ~
20 to the bastile. he took the first horn OF
the dilemma.
An alleged peace officer W.s mulcted to
the tune OF $50, with costs, q Cay or two ago
for furnishings shooting :iron.s too promls-
cously. Served him right with the exception
that he ought to have been jagged about ten
days. Peace officers must learn TO keep the
peace.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-11-02
.sfaelta Up Your Hands!'

It is so long since the gentlemen otthe
70 adj ceased operations in Montana tn at !
was generally supposed that the zzdays of
stage robberies were At an end. But such IS
not exactly the case. On Tuesday night Of
last eektb he stage operating between Miles
city and Rnzsman was stopped and robbed
hy..two masked1nen nbout . hundred miles
below tue latter place. The drivers story is
substantially as follows While travelling
~leBisurelY along near Otter Creek he was con
fronted by two masked men who called to
him to stop, and IS he had w double-bar-
raled shot-gnns leyeled at his head he was
easily induced to pull up. The same argl-
ment prompted him 70 alight and brought
the only passenger, 8 man named keeney, to
the ground. One3of the 7robbers then COM
manded the men TO hold up their hands,
while the other went through the coach. No
treasure. box was found, but he cut fhesnaall
Sack open and relieved it OF a few TegglAs1lTeeI
packages. The rest Of the mail WAS seaIteerrsd