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Notice to Creditors

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Notice to the Public,

Persons dealing with one Jos. Jackson.
near Centerville, are hereby notified that
he is not in my employ, nor is he in any
manner interested with me in mining or
any other kind of business am the sole
owner of the Golden Fleece and Golden
Star mines, near the quartz MILL about
one mile east of Centerville, and the said
Joseph Jackson, and all persons, are here
by notified not to trespass on either of said
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CENTERvILLE, July l, 1S94-6m
Title Abstract of Deed
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"Man proposes and God dlsposes.
There are but few important events
IN the affairs of men brought about
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auently urged by friends to write my
snemoirs, | had determined never to
do so. nor to write anything for pub
lieation. At the age Of nearly sixty
sixty two ! received an injury from
fall, which confined me closely to the
house, while it did not apparently al
feet my general health. Shortly at
terward the rasoality OF business
PARTNER developed itself by the an
nouncement Of failure. This was
followed soon after by universal de-
preston of the securities, which SEEM
ed to threaten the extinction OF
good part of the income still retain
ed. and for which / am indebted to
the kindly act Of friends. AT this
;nncture the editor Of the Century
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articles for him. | consented for the
money it gave me, for at that mo-
ment was living upon borrowed
money. The work found congenl-
al. and determined to continue 1T.
The event is an important one forme,
Tor good or evil; ! hope for the form
err.
In preparing these volumes for the
public, | have entered upon the task
with the sincere desire to avoid doing
injustice to any one, whether on the
National or Confederate side, other
than the unavoidable injustice OF not
making mention often where special
mention is due. There must be many
errors of omission in this work, be-
cause the subject is too large to be
treated Of in two volumes in such a
way as to do justice to all the officers
and men engaged. There were thou
sands of instances during the REBEL
ion of individual company, regimen
tai and brigade deeds of heroism
which deserve special mention, and
are not here alluded to. The troops
engaged IN them will have to look to
the detailed reports Of their individ-
ual commanders for the full history
of those deeds.
The first volume, as well as por-
zion of the second, was written long
before | had reason to suppose | was
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ter | was reduced almost to the point
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rne to attend to anything for weeks.
have, however, regained somewhat
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would have more hope of satisfying
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given. The comments are my own,
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cd of, whether others saw them in the
same light or not. With these re-
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High School Cadet Promotions.

The following promotions have taken
place in the High School cadets: First
Lieut.. W. S. Armstrong, company A,
class Of 's5, promoted to captaincy of
company b, vice q. L. Fleming, loft
school; Second Lieut., l.. c. Brown, 's5,
promoted to first lieutenant company A;
First Sergt. Chas. Del. Hine, 'S5, com
pany B, to be second lieutenant company
A; Second Sorgt. L. Shoemaker, 'S6, com.
pany A, to be first sergeant company b;
Second Sergt John ii. Brown, '55, COM
pany b, transferred to same position in
company A; Third, Fourth, and Fifth
Serets. l.. l.. Apple, 's6; c. s. Cosby, 's5;
L. l.. Schmidt, 's5, company b, promoted
to second, third. and fourth sergeants
company b, respectively; Corp. j. L.
Reinburg, '95, promoted to fifth sergeant
company b; Private J. c. Ramage, 's6,
appointed corporal company b; Corp. w.
f. Horton, 'S6, company A, appointed
color sergeant; Private j. l.. Benton, 'S6,
appointed corporal company A.
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COUNTY.
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The Wrong Title Used.

You make curious though not strange
error in your notice this morning of the meet
ing of the local committee having in charge
the arrangements for the twelfth annual con.
ference OF charities and corrections This Is
In putting the words Associated Charities at
the head of the notice. This would convey to
the minds of most of your readers the impress
sion that the work Of the conference was In the
line of the work of the society In this District
called by the name Of Associated Charities, /"
while. In fact, far MS the work of that society
is distinctive, 1t is principally In u line con.
demned by the Judgment of the leading Nom.
bcrs of the conference OF charities and corrcc-
tions. B. PICKMAN MANN,
JAN. II, 1885.
National Republican., 1885-01-14
Theater Cominne.

The Rcntz-santley burlesque and nov
city company has for years enjoyed the
reputation Of being one of the finest
organizations of the kind in the country,
and their performance at tho Theater
Comique last night fully sustained it.
Every member of the company is capa-
Bile and efficient performer, and the enter
tainment given was one of decided merit.
The audience that filed the house gave
evidences Of their appreciation by ap-
plauding each feature, most of which are
now.
National Republican., 1885-01-14

Mr.. s. Morse Cutler, of Hallston, Mass,
died in the waiting room of the Baltimore
and Potomac depot of heart disease yes
terday morning. Tho gentleman was ac.
Gompanied by his daughter and Prof o.
b. Bullard with whom no had been stop
ping. Coroner Patterson gavo certih-
cate, and the body was removed to New
York. He was 6S years old, and was
farmer
National Republican., 1885-01-14

Tho annual election of directors of the
National Metropolitan Bank took place
yesterday, and resulted in the selection
of the following board John w. Thomp-
son, Jedediah II. Baxter, VIM. Thompson,
Nathaniel Wilson, Henry A. Willard,
James L. Fitch, Wm. Z. $. Sawyer,
Brainard IL. Warner, aud j. ormond
Wilson.
The annual election of directors of tho
Bank Of the Republic resulted as follows
DIR. Daniel b. Clarke, WIN. Il. Riley, X.
X. Elliot, Wm. J. Sibley, VIM. II. Morri-
son, Il. X. Goldsborough, A. A. Wilson,
j. l.. Norris, and Thomas T. Waggaman.
National Republican., 1885-01-14
DIED,

.FAUNTLERoY.- Suddenly, at Milwaukee,
WIS, ON the 26th of December, 1854 ARTHtfI II
ROBERr FAuSrLEROY formerly OF the United
states Coast and Geodetic survey, son OF The
late Robert Henry and Jane Da'e FnuntlerOy. .
HANLEE.-On Monday, Jan ~, 1855, nt
2;20 o'clock y. M, BERNARD TOwIE HANI,EY.
In the 4Sth year OF his age
Funeral will take place from his late resi-.
dence 1914 Fifth street northwest, on Wednps.
day, Jan, IL, az o'clock p. m, Friends of the
family Invited to attend.
SAGE.-On Tuesday, Jan. 10. 1885, after a
short and painful Illness Of typhoid pneumonia,
HARRY q. SAGE, in the Gath year Ofhis age, son
OF the late II. ii. and Mary t. sage.
Funeral from the residence of his mother Q3l
Second street northeast Thursday at 9 ocl0Cls
vited 10 attend.
National Republican., 1885-01-14

The following marriage licenses have
been issued John @, Sparrow, of Cadiz,
Ohio. and Lizzie Manakee, of Howard
county, Nd; George G.. Schroeder, of
Lancaster, Pa, and Annie j.. Burke, of
this city; John IL, Welch, of Baltimore,
Md.,an Annie l.. Smallbrook, of this city;
j. $. Brown and j, Il. Barbour; Samuel
Sundaker and Mary Williams.
National Republican., 1885-01-14

Thomas johnson was sentenced to six
months in Jail by Judge Smell yesterday
for stealing set of harness. His coun-
sell o, S, b. Wall, asked every witness If
they had been in Jail, and Judge Smell
said consider IL disgraoeful for au
attorney to ask witness such question.
| would knock man down who would
ask me question like that"
National Republican., 1885-01-14
Nashlnglon Stock Exehange Onotatlons.


BALTIMORE. Jan. l3.--Cotton dull and steady;
middling, l05I@l05sc. Flour firm, with fair
inquiry, Wheat-southern steady aud fairly
active; western lower aud inactive; southern
land, 9l1aG9il4c; No. western winter red
spot, 9sJsc bid fresh; january, 9Ol3c asked;
February, 0Ol5900ISc; March, 9iS1mOlf5c; May,
g5@9619c., .Corn-southern steady; western
lower and fnirly active: southern white, 500
Ole; do. yellow, 49@5lc western mixed, spot.
4s4@i9Ac; January. is1S@ipc; February, ~
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3IG3scj do. mixed. Si@)S0c; Pennsylvania,
36C939c. Rye firm ut GS@73c Provisions
nominally steady. Eggs higher at 27@2qc.
Copper-Reiined steady 1O54@llc Whisky
steady at sl.ls@l.l0. Other articles un-
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National Republican., 1885-01-14

NEBRASKA PLANS. s.--Messrs. Wright & Wool
sey, druggists at Elk Creek, Ncb., write that
Mr.. ID. H. Mcclure was cured of u severe brul
by the use of st. Jacobs Oil, the great pain