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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-02-22
NyMBEK FROM THE SEVERAL STATES,


Number Of cars over different roads-Bosrnn and
Lowell 81: Fnchhurp 2Tl: Eastern 81: Boston
and Maine /. total 824
Prices of Market Bp-f-A few choice 80 boalO no
Extra Is bOag 10 ursr onaliiy 81 OOaI so second
1uality IS 10 IL 6 70: third o1ality 8 OOm4 So
pr,ces y, s,ors Co.,la--worr,po oven 70 na,r
from ,1O0 "a 200 Mich Cows and Calves from
SEQ 3sa 49 Farrow Cows fls22l Fancy Cow
$50 "a $50 yearilngs sl2a 20; Two wears DID fs4
a 80; three wears old s24 a ti2
Swine Western tot i've 6LaTLsc an Northern
dressed Uors SLesLr " h,
4 o. each: extra S 0oatt 20 or from ~ ta5Lc AN
Sprng lambs, b@6Nc cit.
v.al C,lv,s ava 7,xc =ar
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THE MARK ELS.
Vermont Markets.

ST. Adams, Feb. 10. Receipts light, market quiet
butter 20 10 25 cents per pound iall ends rs 10 2s
cents per pound. Small lOt' of 70 cy butter from
new mich cows, 80 cents per pound.
Richmond, Feb. 10. Market quiet and supply
short; butter, winter made, ~ 10 20 oenS DC o,
Der, n to IS cheese, u to y Gems Potatoes rs
eggs 30 denfs.
Bristol, Feb lG;-Buter marx ct dull, ~ to u
cents being paid Eggs, % cents; beans. yellow
cyea. s2.n1 pea beans, ~. 80.
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Temperance Mass Meeting

A mass meeting of the friesds of the rro-
hibitory law in Addison county was held in
the lecture room of the Congregational
church, the purpose being to nominate a
candidate for county commissioner IN sym
pathy with the law. Frank A. Bond was
made chairman and f. II. Thorp OF the Reg
lister secretary. Deacon Samuel l.. James
of Weybridge was present and presented his
report Of the past years liquor sales by
town agents IN the various towns
of the county. There are only five
towns in the county which have agents,
namely, Middlebury, Bristol, Lincoln, Hau-
cock and Vcrgcnues. The amount of liquor
sold during the year IN these five towus was
MS follows, stated in dollars and cents, or
gallons Middlcbury, to oil persons 1854
gallons To persons from Other towns,
l47S gallons total, S15l8.l5. Bis
tol, to residents, 145 gallons; to per.
sons from other towns 964 gallons Z;
total, $1O59 So Vergennes, to residents,
500 As; TO others, $7ll.7 10 total, $l421 As.
Lincoln, 10 residents, S7OS As to persons
from Other towns, 4l27 80; roral, 1886. 10
Hancock, to residents, SAB. %; to persons
from other towns, $l7437; to,nl, S622 40
Total amount sold by these five agencies,
$52S3 81. The commissioners report WAS
accepted and adopted, aud MIR James waS
unanimously renpminatCd for reelection MS
county commissioner, and on motion Of Rev.
;. l.. Il. Speare II vote Of thanks was ten
dercd 10 hun fer The faithful manner in
when he had performed his duties.
Considerable dissatisfaction was expressed
with the amount Of liquor sold in The county,
particularly at the Lincoln aud Bristol
agencies. ii. :. Foot, Ed, asked Mr..
James ii he did not think il would he better
TO haSc agents in more of the towns in the
county. Mr.. james replied that he thought
1t would be better t. have fewer rather than
more, and sHid that ii he hal his own way he
would not have any. Mr.. X ibcrls of Rutland
county was called for and made "a few
remarks, and Mr.. Whtcomb of Bur
lingtOn spoke at some length, Mr. Crane OF
Middlcbnry, who has been county commits
soner, thought that a great deal more liquor
WAS sold by the agents than the amount OF
sickness in the county warrGntcd. lie sod
that it was noticeable that the inhabitants OF
| certain regions always had peculiar diseases
which required particular Kinds Of liquor
As, for instance, Rpton Ienple found that
| their complaints usually needed new rum,
whereas StarkSboro folks found That Bour-
bon whskcy fitted their complaints Rev.
Mr. Speare expressed tho opinion that great
progress had uc' II madc during the past year
| in Addison county IN the wrong direction.
After some general discussion as TO the
powers and principles Of the county cou-
missioner tie meeting adjourned.
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IEwis.-ln this city, Feb. 2Oih, Of consumption,
Cora +. knapIcn, wife OF ChaS. T. Lewis, aged u
years.
st. Johnshury papers please copy.
ColBATH In this city Feb. 10, 1854, II. Goliath,
in the 1871 year NJ hls age.
BABCOCK.-At South Burlington, Feb. 20, 1854,
Charles Il. Btbc'ck, aged 50 years.
BRYANr.--ln Wilsfon, saturday, Feb. 49, 1885,
James Arthur, Youngest child of James Ii. and
Eta f. Bryant, aged years, months and day.
G0SYRAU.-In colchester Vt, John Il. Gonyeau.
aged 81 years. \ good ucIh6nr, Elnd father has
gone from our midst, gone 10 ms r" 'ard AMI ~ he
al home with Jesus.
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In Insolvency.

STATE OF VERMONT conlt # Inso,tsn~.
DISTRICT OF CHIrTESprs :
III Re, Chas. W. ADerton, Insolvent oeb'or
Take notice that the secoAd and thlro Treehnse o.
creditors in the case OF Chas. W. A'eertop OF
Essex, in said district, lnsolyent dentoY, viii be
held al the PROBATE once IN butlusson, "a sara
Si.triet or me frst day Of March lss at 70 osoex
a. m that al said meeting the Judge will sudit ans
pass the accounts Of The sssignees new cn Die IN
said Ceu-. an3 tne deht'T my Sppiy for o ais
IStea a, Burlington, this sc:A DAY of heo., isSs
b. d az q ne o,JLt y4...
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NOTICE.

THOMAS MORRISON : Chttcnden CoonU
ANDREW STORMS AND III =" n's''
ABIAL b. ANTHONY April Itrih' len"'
Whereas Thomas morrison OF thicago, IN me
State Of Illinois has 1td IN the ONCE OIL me ClsIk
of the Court Of Chsucery far sah Chltien1ss coun'
" his petition, sctug forth IN substance NAT An
drew storms Of the sI,y OF New YORK and Anlal b.
anthony OF me cW OF sg. niegmHs, II M dniy ex
ecaIsd TO James v Page, of said Gify Of burlington,
a mortgage deed OF certain lahds sItuh'ch III ths
CITY Of Burlington, in the cOusIy OF Chttenden, ann
described in .ntd msrtgags deed a, follows Land
and premises tas day conveyed 10 Us by sac James
' Page by his deed OF even dSte n,t:~ns s ~
Records OF SAID city OF Burlington, aud u leteIIeH
TO for further description Inc proper! 50 con-
yeyed nelug the late homestead OF oHe MaTy A,
pierson' ana ssia mortgage being given 10 secure
The unpaid purchase money, ssld premises az
situated on inc south side OF Allen street seIt east
aud bounded on the seuih 10y premises owned by
Henry Loems. and on the eat 10y premises e"nse
or occupied by cousin ave on we Ime,t ., fsa
sum OF eleven hundred dollars epecined IN I'VE pro
mlssoTy nstss bearing date septsmoer g. ist, AGO
signed by ssid Andrew storms asd y g.: annoy,
and payaele 10 the order OF JamesV. Page, Win
interest annually, en- or before one TWO, urec touI
aud ave years after sste respectvey ne nrst iT s
last note for three huadred dollars. Tse Two hS
mentioned notes with sums Of interest are now
Justly due aud owing AID Fave not been pail
according 10 Inc eject Of the same and furthsf
setting forth that said James v rage afterwarus a.
sgp I'd and transferred said notes Win al MS inter-
est In said mortgage and moTtgaged prenesesi 70
Ssthan Morrison and that SAID Nsthhl Morilsos
afterwards assigned and transferred TO me pstinsD-
or said two last mentioned notes with all his inter
EST in Inc said mortgage aud ncrtgaged premises
And praypa thai the equity OF rsSemptien of the
said Andrew Storms and AOial r. Anthsny may be
foreelosed aareeaby to section 80 OF the revised
laws, OF the state OF Vermont, and whsreas IA.
said Andrew S'orms resides ont II NE stats 80 that
q snbpoeaa cannot se served ga him, It is serehy
ordered that the SAID Andrew SofIh FeiI ia .hiu
court OF csaneery nsIt 70 O. holden - harrington IN
sad counts Of bartender, on the Met Tuesday Of
April, 1884, a. ne sTt dsy tnerief and ,aaks bns
vsr 10 such pet 81, and nat THIS urdr be pun
nsned in tne hurilngtUn FEEs lEsss tlTsc aee.s
ssccesAlyt!y tAs last puacatcn 10 he az ieefi
twenty dsys prevsus tae eohIn 3uteheni OF 500
term OF court . ~
Dated al furing Oh, IN sad Cd'te'd'h sodn"
'H'' '''" -'' - o r. NAY, clcrs.
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Hen PerIey Poorc on senator Ed
munds

Austin, New, is II wild wtsern town, but
boys under sixteen years of aye are not al
lowed on the streets after eight o'clock 1t
the evening. This keeps the young limo
cents ont OF the each of stray bullets.-Lo,o
ell Citjeen
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Tsslsso,el

The woman who is now on exhibition in a
Chicago museum as a possessor OF twenty
toes is 10 he married. Heaven help her hus-
bands back II wit:eE time if she has cold
feet. --ohieaso Sun.
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LNOR SALE-A secol d-hhad wagon, s.eIeh, en-
L yne ali boiler, Wi'h h .i'iuE ana pulleys, ne,
cutter and saw taor. lntu % At p or los Pearl 81
-fnh2n d2hN MlM
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VXTANTED-A girl 70 co housewosI; one wie
w ean wash and iron. a klow!sags OF 1pe
S SSS e. Irss t. s s Y
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signs of Distress.

PoMERoY, o., Feb. 20.-Thc relief steam
er Stokdale on her course up the stream saw
signs of distress and signal for aid on every
side men, women, and children coming out
and waving for the steamer to stop. The
Stokdalc has in four days delivered 220 tons
OF supplies at SO towns making distribution
for twenty thousand destitute. The river
falls very SLOWLY
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Iood,s oa!sa2a.i!!a IS az est:sct OF tee oess rem
ediss OF tina vegvtaols klngdoIn Known as Altefa
nysB, apd Blood-Ear.1egs,
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PRESIDENTIAL TALK.
a Remarkable Suggestion.
from the Springfield Republican,


A startling and daring, not to cay danger
GUS suggestion has been conaded to one Of
those quadrcnnial correspondents who begin
TO appear at Washington and speculate on
the presidential problem. ave arc afraid, "
says New York man to this correspondent
THAT Edmunds is at heart in favor Of
Arthur's nomination." lie is afraid that the
Edmunds delegates will be turned over by
him to Arthur in some public letter. There
are TWO comments to he made on this point
-hrst Than the man to be nominated at Chi
cago must be nominated, not to suit
Mr. Edmunds, but to win the very
doubtful and delicate State of New
York. Mr.. Edmunds knows this fact as
well as any living man; he has very great
respect for popular opinion aud he is the
last man TO dictate their political duty to
thousands OF men over the country who
may think he is the strongest candidate.
second this card was worked for all 1t was
worth in the third term campaign, when the
Grant men for weeks announced every other
day that Edmunds would write letter with
drawing in favor of Grant The letter never
appeared. In fact the suggestion that Ed
munds will declare for Arthur is simply the
return 10 the stage OF one OF the champion
guys on Tour years ago.
Hen; PerIey Poorc on senator Ed
nunds.
Edmunds is doing nothing to secure the
nomination, but people coming here from all
sections speak of him with unqualified adj
miration. Mr.. Edmunds may not be dem
agogue, with the qualities that draw men, "
but lie is leader, who has the courage to
espouSc cause aud the courage to maintain
II, and who, at the same time, fascinates
those who meet him with his conversational
rowers, while he cndcars them by his kind
ness OF heart. A statesman of unsulled rep
utation, Mr.. Edmunds will be nominated
(should lis be successfully because Of his fit
ness and not because he has purchased sup
port, either by the gilt or promise of place.
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Driven up a tree by the Hood.

EVANSVILLE, Ind, Feb. 20.-One of the
relief boats arrived from below this after
noon and reports awful scenes of dosolalion.
Two men were found in single tree where
they had remained six hours They were
greatly exhausted and badly frozen.
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BORN.
DIED.

Bora Feb. ~. a son TO Mr., ana Mrs, George 4
sheldon Of Shclburn VI.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

wooL.-Therc has been moderate demand 10,
wool, and prices remain materially the same
SAFES have been moderate for all kinds and
include oh lS and Pennsy ya J g 50 @ pc
Michigan neeces are selling at 35M 45cFib and have
been In moderate demand. Combng and delaine
fleece arc steady. We quote fine Michigan and Ohic
ie!ane a. s9(a42c, aad 1ne and No. combin9 al
at sSss5c ) X. tnwas6ed nesces have been i
fair demand and the sales have been a. l6GaIc fol
coarse and low, 23lT2s for fine and medium, anC
5ed52 TO- choice medium selections, Cafornii
wool has been quiet ard sales confined to im7l
lots, Pllled wool is IN moderate demand. Sales o
choice Eastern and Maine supers at 2 gil0c q L
ard comm2n and sooi supers at IS q &c . n
Australia Wool has htcn in demand and sales a
8: a 45 . 10. including choice lots Foreign Car
pet Woods are in Light demand.
LUMBER. There is no change . notice IL
Lumber and the market during the week has hcel
quiet No sales Of importance,
sPIRITS-Forelgn spirits quiet, with small sales
Domestic spirits have been IN fair demand. an
the different kinds Of whiskey have been selling
steady prices. New England rum has been selling
At at 81 $50 80 for new and 81 6N@ IS for old
as 10 quality.
sALT-The mark, +. qriet. Sales have heel
confined 10 jobbinF lors Of Turks Island a. 81 90
% per md.
HIDES. Marke IS nrm and prices Of al de
sirahlc grades are IN goa! demand The sale
include Cordova klps Al 2o623+c 2 ~; dry SAINT
Fee at 24c u NJ; dry RIO Grande Cows at 20c vab
Sierra Leon at 2oS 2lc & Domestic HIDES har
70. Tanned Sheep SKINS, and Goat ekns were solt
at full prices.
FRUIr-MhaPa Ralslns are firm AMI in stead
demand NJ 50 156D2 20 for loose Musca'e, and 80
a IS, q box fnr LondouLavers. Valencia Rails
ms are selling Mt 6H@7c andSulians az 7HaS I
n. Dates ran from ~ N &c for trails, 7a9st
IN boxes and l0a12c for Fard Currants are nrm
or and in demand At 5Aa5H Turkev Prune
at 6d56c: French Prunes at 1917 @l4c, q 70 Cit
ron a 1sHI5Hc, and Smyrna Figs at lo12oc I
b. as 10 quality. Peanuts are In steady deisanC
and have been sesg a. u % l0c u h, f0
Virginia and oE6y for Wilmington In greer
'ruit there has he n far business doing. Florldf
Oranges at - seas no per box. Valencia Oranges
nave heen selling al 1907 per case. Paleimo anf
Nessina Orange have heen selling at SO 0oCsa !,
= box. and Palermo snd Messiua Lemons have
been selling at 81 OoaD5 or, per box and Lemons
a. 81 O0d4 80 Il box.
LEATHER. Sole Leather has been In good de-
mand. and nrices remain about the same The
.ales Of y rF have been at 20a25c Ssih, a. II
quality; Union u ned Leather is quoted at 3I6
CSC r n for blocks ana 32 a SAC q % for crop
Rnugh Upper Leather has been selling A. 2l62T%c
Sb, as 10 quality; Rough and Finished Calf IS
quoted at 6Od6jc, rs to q"aty.
HEMP-The market for Manila Hemp has been
luli and prices are numlnally quoted Al l0AC
per 70 In Ssal Hemp there have been sales OF
1901 bales NJ 4hN4A q y. Jute But have been
IN better demand. Sal"s II 2O0N haes at 2h@2AC
y ID Tor paper and oagglng grades.
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CAUSES or DEATH.

deaths,
JoHs B. WHEELER,
Health Oresr.
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For the week ending Wednesday, Feb. 20, ,,s4.
AMOUNT or LIVE STOCK ArMAKkET.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1884-09-10
EEG.sIRtTTON NOTICE.

Notice is here y given tha. The books o. Reg.
iatration icr ths General Election TO be held
November &, 1854. for the election Of site,
County and Township Officers, arc nos open,
and viii remain open daily on al legal days
from 10 o clock A. "a. % q o'clock P ~, until
October 10. 1854, and fronl October 10, 1854, b
O tCher ~, ioSf. from To 0'el-ck p ~, In
addition to the hours heretofore mentioned, at
which time the books OF registration viii b.
closed at O'Clock p. N. Natcrahzed citizens
viii be required 10 produce their papers ~ the
time they present themselves for registration.
O.llce It nv residence, near Nillos Point
ASA MOORE,
Registry Agent for Precinct Nos, Humboldt
county, Nevada
willow Point. August 8, 1854
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nrGiSrnarEON NOTICE..

Notice il hereby given that the hooks 0! Reg
ist alton Tor the General Election T. be held
Novembc. a. I-si, fer The o.c.t.On Of State,
County and Town-hip Cilicers, Gro now open,
and will remain open daily on All legal days
from 10 O'Clock 4. ~. 20 o o'clock o. ~, Gntil
Ostohcr ~, 1884, aud from October 10. 1854, g
october 81, 1851, IRON D. o o'clock =. ~, III
addition to the ho rs heretofore mentioned, Il
which time the book al registration will he
closed ~ q O'Clock p. " Natug allied citizens
will he required 80 produce their y pers az the
time they PRESENT thens iyo, for registration
G. S. Osborn,
Registry Agen;ior Precinct No. IL, Humboldt
county, Nevada.
winnemueca, July %, 1ssi. ii
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DR. sriNNEY & CO.,
nEGisTRaTioN NOTICE.

Notice il hereby given thai the hoosss OF Reg
istration for the G neral Election to he he'd
November (, 1884 for the election e. p,
and will remain open daily on all legal days
from 10 o'clock A. =. 10 G o'clock ?. A., until
October 10, 1854, and from nctobar ~, 1884, 10
October q, l-h4. tom 20 O'Clock. r. NJ, in
addition 70 the hours heretofore mentioned, at
which time the books Of registration will be
closed az O'Clock T. Il. katnrall2ed citizens
will b. re iuirel u produce their papers ~ the
time they present themselves for Registrations.
W. y. RICH,
Registry Agent o. Precinct No. l2, Humboldt
county Nevada.
lolconha. August IL. 1851. tn
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REGISTRATION NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that the books OF Reg.
istration for the General Election to be held
NoverAber'4, 1884, Cor the election OF State,
Counts and township Officers. are now open,
and will remain open daily on all legal days,
from 10 O'clock A. ~ tod o'clock q NJ, until
October 10, 1884, and from October 10. 1854, to
October n, 1884, from Ito 0 o'clock =. n, IN
addition TO the hours heretofore mentioned; OIL
which time the books OF registration will be
closed at o'clock r. N. Naturalized citizens
will be required TO produce their papers at the
time they present themselves for registration.
A. GINTZ,
Registry Agent for Precinct SO. "a. Humboldt
county, h evaaa = s--i..
Spring City, August Is. 1884. ID
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rEes,TlsArseN NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that the looks Ct Reg.
:stra,.on f0r tie General Election 30 be held
November ., 1884, FOR tho election Il state,
county and Township OH era, ara now open.
and vii remain open daily en- al le a. days
from 30 oclocl, g.. u. 30 O'Clock P H., until
o.tobc- 10, issi, and from Oct Der u, 1854, 10
0etober n, 1851, from 10 o'clock r ~, in
addition 70 the hCuIa heretofore mentioned, az
wli:n time the hJ0AB OF REGISTRATION viii be
closet ~ o'clock p i. NBlaralzed citizens
wii be- requires 20 produce cir papers at the
tire they present themselves Tor r. istration.
L. VARY.
Registry tgert for Precinct No II, Humbold
county, Nevada.
Bartlett Creek, Auguss {, 1851. al
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1884-09-10

Notice 10 hereby given that the books Of Reg
November 4, 1884. for. the election OF State,
County and Township 'o4hcers, are now open,
and win remaia, open daily ION all legal days
from 10 oclocisa.sx. sea6 o'clock ?. NJ, until
october 10 1894. aud from October 10, 1884, TO
October n, 1884, from toe o'clock p. NJ, In
addition 10 ths.h0urs heretofore mentioned, at
which time the books OF registration WIN be
ciosed a. oicIeek r. NJ Nakurahzed citizens
viii be required TO produce their papers at the
time they present Themselves for registration.
L. A. BLAKESLEE,
Rxisty 3Agentsfor Precinct NO. n, Humboldt
county, Nevada.
Humboldt House, August 20, 1884. 2
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nEGIsreATI0S NOTICE.

Ssticc p hereby gwen tat the books q Reg
is.ratiOn FOR the General Election % Re held
ho,emt er 1, 1884 Tor the election OF state,
County and Township Otiicsrs, ar. nos OPEN,
and Ell remain open daily on ali legal DAYS
froJa 10 o'cloci. A. 81. to O'Clock ?. y, until
Oct, er 10, lisa, and from October 10, -, 70
October q, 1854 from 70 o ococs p. H., in
addition o. th1 hCuB heretofore mentioned. At
which time tho books Of registration Wi.i be
closed IL Ocl elk 2. n Naturaii1ed eit3zeni
Will he required b produce their paper At the
time thay present themselves Cor Registration
W. e.. PITT,
Registry Agent for Preciact 10. 1, humboldt
county, evada.
Loyelock, August 3, 1854. W
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Rxe;sfR aTioS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given tina. the books OF Reg
istration ior the General lie ton 10 lie held
November 4. 1887, for tie election Of State,
County ami Township. Officers, are DOW open,
ami win remain open daily on al legal days
from 10 o'clock A. y. to 6 o'clock ?. NJ, until
October 10, 1884, and from DC ober 10, 1854, 10
Oct der p, 1854, from to o'clock ?, NJ, in
addition TO the hours heretofore mentioned, at
which time the books OF registration will DO
closed at O'Clock p ~. Naturaiized citizens
will be required 10 produce their papers at the
time they present themselves for registration.
JAMES AR2ELL,
Registry Agent for Precinct No. Is. Humboldt
County. Nevada.
Eden Valley, August Q, 1884. nj