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The Tenuessee DebI Bin Ssgned.

NASHVILLE, May 24-The Governor has
signed the bill to fund the State debt at sixty
cents with interest at 3, 4, 5 and per cent.
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CLOSING PRICES or CfLIFORNLA STOCKS.
SAY FkANrIsCo. Tuesday. Jnne - lSS2.
ICY TELEGRAPH TO THE rnrnUvr.I

SAN Francisco. June 13.-In the Comstocks
there is no noticeable feature either in the mines or
the market.
Parties coming in from Pinicate, San Diego, re-
port that there are a large number OF miners in the
vicinity extracting gold from the ravines and
gulchcs by means of arastras, and that IN one IA
vine seven arastra- are in operation,
Reports from all parts of Arizona show that the
coming season Will be one of unusual activity.
Bullion valued at $40, 100 - was received in this
city yesterday from the mines
Little Pittsburg official report for week ending
June shows: Ore shipped III tons; no settle
ments. Balance shipped and unsettled for, AZ
tons
Superintendent Of Union Consolidated of BOdie
Reports June 3: During past week tunnel was
driven q fcct-tOtal 1911 feet-plssing through
favorable class OF pOrphyry The quantity or
Ventilation al end of tunnel is poor and air pipe
with furnace the mouth OF tunnel will be set up
during the week"
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WEDNESDAY, JUNE IA, 1882
MINES AND MINING.
TUESDAY. June 13-P. ".

TUESDAY, June 1872. VI.
The mining stock markets yet fail to develop any
real improvements in the character Of the dealings
although there are some indications of picking up
of some stocks that formerly paid dividends ana
were regarded favorItes in the market. Inc
business done in Green Mountain is on the increase
and it's price seems to be hardening to-day 1t SOLD
up to 2.1O. Gold Stripe, Cherokee and Rising Sun
are also attracting attention, and the stocks are In
demand at some advances on previous quotations.
Rising Sun to-day sold at 2G927 cents, and Chcro-
kee and Gold Stripe each at 20 cents. Robinson
Consolidated was pretty firm at 10 and closed
at 1.0j against / yesterday. State Line ana $
was active at 24G26 cents and Oriental ana Miller
sold at 27a21 cents, against 20 cents yesterday
Alta Montana declined from II 10 20 cents. Among
the Comstocks, California declined from IL To
cents, Consolidated Virginia was cents lower at
81 cents and SutrO was l cent lower at ~ cents.
BALES At THE MINING EXCHANGES
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TrEsnAY. Lnne l3-R X

TUESDAY, Jnne l3-P n
The official report of tie railway shipments Oh
flour, grain and provisions from lineage "i ~"
r.oa,- epded Saturday. Juno 10, shows 1897 IONS
more than for the preceding week OF this year uu'
o 1913 tons less than for the same week Oh 1901 %
totals were 4O7 tons for the week ending Juho''
1890 Of 7G4 tons for last week, and 3l'lol on'
Gov +I,o souc week of 1891. Compared WIN tuo
,uoool;ro wcek Of this year the increase OK ]'oSs
ada -, nv 546 barrels OF Hour ana @'f'o
.o"' - .a,;snps less 1919 tons of gram, ana Wa
.cno - IN the various systems OF rairoaos a.
S,nows. TO the Vanderbilt system Lake 'no.0
and Michigan Central, 3ol IONS,
tho Pennsylvania system Forl "%
and pan-I[andle), SO tons; TO mo
.;r,oro and Ohio. 1,O67 tons; and TO the u,sns
Trnnk 90 tons. Compared with the same week -
$50 the Vanderbilt roads took OF this ''
.,,olIor total Al 80 per cent against o3ol per -
Ins, wars larger total; the Pennsylvania 49,
-, % ~ cont this wear against 80 66 per cen' .
,,oar. baltimore and Ohio. $50 per cent as" ,..
= 90 nor cant. the Grand Trunk. per cent "s@,I
:, ner cent. These percentages give 10 '"0 .s,.
CHI and Michigan Central roads for the " oeN
,.aor asa tons against l7,l06 tons for Tue 49,
,,ool, Last year. and to the Fort Wayne anu
I'LL, roads @ 52I tons this year against "'f'' w.
Last year The large loss in tonnage by the on'
90, and the small gain by tho other systen A0 -
aoaonntod for nv the fact that tho Erle's ousine
now ,s done over the Pennsylvania roads NJ" 49,"
year il WAS done by the Vanderbilt sys'eh'' an
The following shows the quantity OF foui'
and ,rovis,ons carried by tho various roan 80
,.,rd from Chicago during the week ended SAL.
dav. June 10. 1882, and also tho total auS"'
.%riod for the corresponding week OF lss' 'e-''
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sALEs At THE MINING ExCHAN0Ea
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1882-12-30
Order of Publication.
Samuel Browne.
rs.
JoLu S. Doughty. ct al.
"a the Circuit Court for Worcester
County. sitting in Equity

TIE object of this bill is to procure a
settlement OF the business relations
xrstlng b,tSeen the omplalLaut and
e defendant, as partners. growing out
the contract OF partnership executed
hen, on the first day OF Septemb Der,
1878 which coattact the bill alleges
utIn"ed down TO or abou; the % b
4y of November. in the year 1882
hen the defendant, from some cause.
unknown to the complainant, refused to
imply with its terms any longer. =
which said agreement was executed in
duplicate, each party taking a copy, aud
he copy of the complainant being los.
Aud that the complainant at once de-
,lared the agreement at an end, aud
aske6 Cor 4 cs'..)ment OF the partnership
business, which was refused by the de-
iendant.
The bill also alleges that the coin
rlaiuant aud defendant were equilly 10
lercs.ed in the losses and profits CT the
- tnsr-hip enterprise the defendant 10
uluish the g"nds aud tn comrl .inant
do the travelling and soticr,iag aud 10
max the sales aud collections aud that
ne def ndant is indebted 10 the com-
Il .,nant on account of said partnership
That Henry &. Powell Edward P.
Powell, James ?. Smith, Everett w.
t. Smith, L. muel W. Fl Buntlug and
! shua Bunting, residents OF Wor
cester county. in the State OF Mary land.
each Indebted to said partnership as
legged III the bill, which said debts the
,.trndsnt is attempting to collect con-
ay TO SAID agreement.
TIE bill prsys tor the appointment Of
/ receiver TO take charge of the effects.
accounts, notes, papers aud monies be-
IIDgiUg to said partnership. ana that an
ccouut and settlement may be taken
hereof and disposed of under the d.
ection of this Court, aud that the de-
,ndant be ordered to produce his copy
I SAID contract. aud that an injunction
lay issue against the defendant and the
bove ed debtors OF said partnership,
tnjoining and restraining them aud each
Vt them, from intermweddling with the
partnership affairs. aud directing the
somp lainsnt and defendant to turn over
% the receiver ell notes, bills. effects.
tccounts, books and monies. and also
hat be debtors above named pay to the
laid receiver whatever sums OF money
hey may respectively owe said partner
ship
1t is ,bereupOn ordered by the Court
this, the eighth day of December, 10 the
year 1882. that the complainant cause
a copy of this order, together with the
object aud substance of the bill. TO be
inserted in some newspaper published in
Worcester couBiy once q week for four
Successive weeks before the first day of
February, in the year 1888, giving no.
tice to the defendant. the said John s.
and warning him to appear in
this Court, 10 person or by solicitor. on
or before the third Monday of May, 10
the year 1888. to show cause, if any he
has. why o decree shall not pass as
prayed.
L. X. WILSON.
True copy. Test:
Dc9-4,1 1T. MATTHEWS. elk.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1882-12-30
Order of adjudication
Eliza eth < Collins,
as
Levin ID. Collins.

10 the Circuit Court for Worcester
County, s.tlns in Equity No. $50.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1882-12-30
The Next Governor.

Dark horses for governor, are
very thick in MARYLAND just now.
Indeed some horses seem to be
coming to the front as favorites.
There seems to be a sentiment,
and a very proper sentiment we
should say, gaining hold on the
Western Shore, that the next
governor should be an Eastern
Shoreman. The Western Shore
has had considerable OF a mou0po-
ly In chief executives, though the
Eastern Shore does occasionally
come in for governor. 1t would
seem to be about again time The
Eastern part OF Mary land were
being recognized. But there is
perhaps more special reason why
the governor ihould this time be
from the Eastern Shore. 1t Is
matter OF notoriety that there have
receRtly boon many chickering's
and dissensions In The Democratic
ranks, and these chickering's aud
discussions have been almost en-
tirely among Western shore poll
ticians. They are what are known
as the Whyte wing of the party,
the German wing, and the Ham
ilton wing, and No one OF these
wings is in sympathy with any
other wing. They are all West
ern Shore wings, and the Eastern
Shore is not overly much in sym
pathy with any one of them. 1t
would be difficult matter to find
q man on the Western Shore wko
should be clean and clear of as
similation with all these factions,
and who yet could command the
combined support of them all. An
Eastern Shoreman would expert
ence no such difficulty. Eastern
Shore Democracy has had no part
in recent bitter squabbIes. The
party needs man who has not
been engaged in dissension. 1t
needs a strong man and a man of
tried ebilities. 1t needs one upon
whom the party can unite in per-
feet harmony. Such a man we
believe can be found east of the
Chesapeake bay, aud here is where
20 will have to come !rcm -Ches-
'own Transcript,
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1882-12-30

THE object of tbs suit is to procure
l. divorce vinculu natrlmoum of IT,
com plaiaant from the defendant
TIE bill states that the complainant
and defendant were married on or abou
the l6 b day Of july. 1870; that the
complainant resides in Worcester county
aud has resided therein for more thai
Two years past that the de-
fendaDt has abandoned complainant and
now resides in the State Of North Caro-.
Ina tba, be has been guilty OF crurlt,
of treatment and exc, ssiVely vicious
conduct towards complainant; that de-
teDdant has been guilty of adultery ;
that the conduct of complainant has Gl
ways been proper aud without reproach ;
that 0y said marriage complainant, has
three children aged respectively ten.
seven and three years, and that defend d.
ant is possessed of real estate In Wor-
cesier county of great value, and com
plainant prays tor alimony,
II is ihereupou c;dsred By the Couft.
this 2lsi day Of Orceu Der, 1882, ,ha,
the c0mpismau aus c py o, til
order, together .lth the substance a. u
object If tue b;ll 10 IT,. iu> II 10 sn
newspaper PUBLISH IL W .c'stfr cru,
~ once s'ca 10 i1ar succ ~ ~e
before the DIS la, f Feb u " next
giving notice 10 the deieud 20. 10 sue
bill and warning bIm 20 app ar III.
court. 10 person or By solicitor, 40 o.
peiore the 18Th day Of Nav next Il
show cause, i any b. has, Why .i,cre
should moi pass as prayed
Il X WILSON
True cop, Tr.i.
T MATTHEWS
Dec .23-4 ] rlerk