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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-13

CORA. the eleven-vear-old daughter
of Kyle Powell, of Fredericksburg
was seriously wounded Monday by
the explosion of railroad torpedo
which she carelessly struck with an
axe. She will lose the sight Of one
eye.
HORACE VI. JOyss has entered suit
against his former employer. Marx
Cohen. merchant of Petersburg.
claiming $4,000 damages To- alleged
damaging statements against his char
acter.
IN the Circuit Court at Wytheville, in
the case Of Shockley. administrator. rs.
the Berlin Zinc Company. in a damage
suit for the killing Of one Black by a
slide in the mine. the jury gave YER
dict against the company for $4,000
THOMAS and Charles Adams. two
young men who were raised in POwha-
tan county, Va. were drowned in the
Tennessee river, near Ioudoun. Tenn,
Yesterday morning. while returning
from a dance.
THE Virginia Press Association, visited
the Grotioes in Rockingham county.
Wednesday. They held session IN tie
afternoon. visited the caverns, and after
wards left for Pcclh0ntas.
Miss SALLIE MOORE. daughter OF Mr..
John i. Moore. OF Halifax county. COM
mitted suicide few days ago. by hang
ing herself. 1t is rumore1 she was DIS
appointed in love.
WORK on the Lruchburg Pulp and
Paper Mill at Big Island. which is to
cost 100000. will be commenced at an
early day.
j. G.. DARDEN. ex-tIeasurer of Isle If
Wight county. died Sunday. His life
was insured for $50 900.
THE Botctourt Mineral Springs were
sold az public auction Monday in fln-
castle, 10 V. ;. Weaver. Of Selma, Ala.
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VIRGINIA ITEMS.
NEWS AND NOTES FROM ALL
OVER THE STATE

Furnished by the "Times" Correspop-
dents and state Exchanges Paragraph
and Editorial Opinions Clipped. Conn
piled and Condensed From Home Papers
Correspondence Of the Tines
BRENTsvILLE, PRINCE WILLIAM CoUN
Ty, VA. September ll.-This being an
exceedingly healthy climate and a
beautiful country, with splendid wa
.er. pure mountain air. and good roads,
many city people are attracted here
Turing the summer season. This sea-
,on Brentsvile and the surrounding
country has had larger share of pa
tronage than usual. All seemed much
much pleased. and the beaux ard
bellies seemed to have heartily enjoyed
the company of each other. At the
Summit House were guests from New
York. Philadelphia. Maryland. Wash
ingtOn. Fredericksburg and Missouri.
but now that autumn winds are blow
ing and trees beginning to shed their
foliage. the odor Of the tube rose is no
longer waited on the evening zephyrs
and the atmosphere is becoming brac-
ing. The boarders and the town kin
folks who have been visiting their sis
iers. cousins ana their aunts in the
country have turned their faces home
ward. and the country people fully
realize the fact that the cold. chilly
winds of winter Will soon be upon
them. the red hot coal stove and the
cracking log fire will be in demand,
and it Will soon be time for the country
cousins to visit their town relations.
The hon. l.. +. Meredith's large crop
of whea. raised on his beautiful farm.
near Nakosville. nearly all spoiled in
the stack. No doubt Lawyer T.. +.
Meredith has to support Farmer +. Z.
Meredith.
slr. Jack Sprogle. of the Philadelphia
Press. is again with US, and his many
friends here are glad to see him looking
80 well. having heard before he came
that he bad been quite sick at his home
IN Philadelphia.
notice in today 5 Issue of the Wash
ington Post that Mr.. +. VI. Lowe. Of
Fairfax county, has bid adieu to the
Democratic party. and has not only
ankle deep, head foremost into the Re-
publican party. but that he has gone
he whole hog. feet and all. This is
not the first time Mr.. Lowe ever left
good place. He once kept the Citj
Hotel, in the city Of Alexandria, and
eft that city. bag and baggage. for the
'lty of Washington, between two suns |
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THE Washington Post says that the
Cincinnati Enquirer says Governor
Foraker is highly displeascd with the
speech OF Congressman Grosvenor. who
opened the campaign with him at Xenia
last Saturday. Grosvenor paid Camp
bell high tribute on his military aad
Congressional record, and il is alleged
that the Governor thinks the Congress
man went too far in that line.
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TELEPHONE TOLL STATIONS FOR NON-
SUBSCRIBERS

TELEPHONE Toll STATIONS FOR NON.
SUBSCRIBERS.
Union depot, Seventh and Byrd
streets.
Morrison's drugstore, Broad between
Twenty fifth and Twenty-sixlh streets.
WIlllams's drugstore, Twenty fourth
and Ner able streets
Brodnax's Drugstore. Manchester.
Richmond News Company. Ninth and
Main streets.
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG.
Richmond News Company. Ninth and
Main streets, Richmond.
Wright's drugstore, Sycamore and
Old streets. Petersburg. -adS3t
VIRGINIA ARSENIC, BRONIs AND
LIrHIA WATER Compare analysis and
you Will see that our water Is nearly
three times the strength OF any other
arsenic water. aud contains no organic
matter. For sale b, al drugai.fs. and
by l.. p. Routt. sole agent, ~rconh sud
Main streets S,nd foscirculYf.
--4En----
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-13

SIR EDWIN ARNOLD, author of The
Light Of Asia, has landed on our
shores.
He Is known To the world as the
scholar and poet who produced the
most beautiful and original poem of the
day. IL is curiously beautiful in the
religious spirit, that is, the key and the
character OF the Prince makes the ex
qulsite and grand moral Of the theme
take on ths semblance of reality.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-13

'FIHT'II |II'IT
The Union Pacific Railway. The
Overland Route. has equipped il,
trains with dining cars oil the latest
patent, and on and after August 18th
the patrons of its fast trains between
Council Bluffs and Denver, and between
Council Bluffs and Portland, Ore. Will
be provided with delicious meals. the
best the market affords. perfectly
served at 7jc. each. Pullman Palace
Car Company will have charge OF the
service on these clrs.-ady.
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DEMOCRATIC APPOINTMENTS.
Rooms STATE DEMOCRATIC
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
A1rNANpRTA VA Sent ! 1889

Rooms STATE DEMOCRATIC
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, Sept. :, 1889. '
The following appointments fer pub
lie speaking are announced:
HON. p. W. N'KINNEY.
Danville, Saturday. Sept. n. night.
PiLtsylvauia. Monday. Sept. i6.
Hanover. Wednesday. Sept. Is.
Stafford. Thursday. Sept 10.
Fredericksburg, Friday, Sept. 3D.
night.
Augusta. Monday. Sept. 23.
Montgomery, Tuesday Sept. D 4.
Pulaski City. Wednesday, Sept. %.
night.
Portsmouth. Friday. Sept. o. night.
ACcomac. Monday. Sept. 3d.
northampton, special.
Matthews. special.
West Point, Friday. Oct. I night
HOS. j. HoGE TYLER
Culpeper Monday. Sept. l6
Fauquier. Monday. Sept. -3.
Madison. Thursday. Sept. -6.
Lynch5urg. Friday. sept -. night.
King and Queen. Thursday Oct. 3.
Alternate. Monday. Ocl. =,
Louisa. special.
SpOtaylyania. special.
Caroline, Monday oct. II.
Lon. r. TAYLOR SCOTT.
Lee. Monday. Sept. rs.
Washington. Monday. sept. .3.
Tazeweil. Tuesday. sept. a.
Intermediate special appointments ~
Inc Of travel.
HON. G.. r. O'rERRAlL.
Mecklenburg, Monday. September l6
Buffalo Springs. Wednesday, Sept. d..
Blackstone. FRIDAY. 5 pt. -.
Charlotte. Friday. September -o.
Halifax. Monday. September %.
Amelia. Wednesday. September %.
Accomac. Monday, Ssptembc go.
hon. s TURNER.
Orange. Monday, Sept. 23.
Albemarle. Monday, Oct. E.
Rappahannock. Monday. Oct n
SperTy vile, Monday. Oct. T.. night.
Madison. special, Tuesday. Oct. -.
Greene, Wednesday. Oct ij.
Rockingham. Monday. or. ~.
Washington. Monday. oct -.
Montgomery, Tuesday. OFT %.
BIO. JAMES. ESQ.
Charles City-Thunday. Sept. 3D..
HON. JOHN q. HARRIS.
RJckbridge l8fown-burg| -Wednes-
lay, Sept. Is.
"A. PHLEGAH. Esq.
Enthusiastically. Sept iJ.
non. II. ST.. q. TUCKER
Warren-Nonday. Sept l6.
vs.. vs.. BERRY.
Amherst Monday 5 pt. ~.
HON. JOHN W. DANIEL.
Roanoke. Monday. September iG.
Giles. Tuesday September 10.
HON. WALLER j. STAPLE.
Smyth, Monday, Sept. rs.
HON. CHARLES T. O'FERRAL.
Middlescx Special
Amelia-rhursday. Sept. 20.
COL mCHARE BFIRNr.
Roanoke Salem. Monday. Sept. iC.h.
Bedford, Liberty. Monday. Sept 23l. I
Allegheny. Coz iugton, Tuesday. Oct. Z
h.
Suffolk, Monday, Oct
tn.
Pittsylania, Chatham, Monday, Oct
-.
lex, Lawrerceyille. Monday.
't0ber 95th. G
Prince William. Brownsville. Monday.
ouday, NOV. ith.
HON. JAMES J.. GORDON.
lancaster. Monday, September rs. 7
MlcAJAH WOODS, ESQ.
Nelson, Monday. September -.
CAPTAIN JAMES BUyGARDNER.
Bath. Wednesday. September -.
Amherst. Monday. October 81.
Nelson. Monday, October %. ~
Night appointments for some of the 81
les will be fixed ami announced here d.
GER. ~
join $. BARBOUR.
Acting Chairman.
". ". Scott. H. Shepperd. Secretaries.
Democratic papers please COPY.
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DTCHNOND. FREDERICKSBURG
Is. AND POTOvAc RAItAotD D. ffiu'
commcnairg APRIL slst. 1902 - '-'''''
ate ndarr time: .,, . -
1882 an. leaves Byrd street station dHii, 81 =
ouIy az sf,isni juno ten. NNltlt|
ard Frctaficksnurg. tltpfr
Washirgtcn and New Nof..
ll.07 am. l'ayci Byrd 9tl GO station A-i5' q
6.s5nu. leaves sgrt-s,-eet station ca'''
Siccpcs to Now NOfA. Am.
so am. arrives 81 nrrl-strlff st'.'O' fsiJ
Sleeper from New York.
5.3S pm. arrives CO Dyri-'tr.c' lfStlcn Guy
ffOys 70 llfftI.ci t4f. ll4tlu.
Iunriiolanl Ashia q. Shopper ilou
Washing. anv New York.
1910 III. arrives ~ ,'rrls-rc1. station an
except sunday.
ASHLAND TRAINS
DAILY Erczrr SUNDAYS.
6:is an. leaves E.ba. Arrives at Ashland ai
1888 nm.
100 pa. aeccri loiauon. leaves tyri-siroe'
station arrive 40 tflisn4 - pn.
ea5 pal. leaves fIcs, arrives GO hi1'snN
e'ti pm.
e.ij am. arrives Ella. leaves ashland 90 C0
SIS sm. soco1r,ocrs.0n. arg'7os o. fyu
street. 1tati0li iesse' As14al tf 80
s5s pm. arrives At Eita leaves ashland 8
TAlIOR. Gerefsl Ticket Agent
7. y. hfzs5 General t-p r-ni. ..'1s
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-13

Democratic Nomination in southampton
Correspondence OF the Times.
COURTLAND, Va. September 1.-THE
Democratic convention which has Just
adjourned from the courthouse. where
large and representative body II gen
tlemcn had convened TO select a dele
gate for the next House of Representa-
tiyes. after dueconsideration nominated
Mr. Il a. Boy kin, Of lvor. by acclama
ton. Mr.. Boykin is a young and pro-
gresslve Democrat and typical Virginia
gentleman. He was appointed under
President Cleveland Z administration as
deputy collector Of internal revenue
Tor the Second district, which position
he filled with honor TO himself ard
with entire satisfaction to his cOnstit-
uents for the past four years. The
Democrats of Southampton are alive to
the necessity Of bard pull, a strong
pull, and pull together in the coming
campaign. and, as is usually the case,
a Democrat will represent us in the
next House of Delegates.
Or. 4. j. Pretlow. the efficient chair
mau of the Democratic party for the
county. to-day rendered his resigna-
ton a, such, and Dr. j. +. Bryant, OF
Franklin. was unanimously chosen in
place of the reslgning chairman.
Carlton Marks. who stands convicted
Of the killing OF Nathaniel Balm. was
removed from Sussex county to the
county Jail at this place on Saturday
last. The cause of the removal was an
attempt on the part of inmates in the
Jail at Sussex to burn their way out.
lhus eDdangering the life OF Marks. as
well as his security, the certainty Of
his confinement.
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TIE impression prevails that Malone
will be beaten-tnls impression is as
prevalent among Republicans - Dem.
ocrats.
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MAID Of Virginia. liil and sweet.
aI.r
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EXrLANArIONs THAT Don't tx.
rLAiN.-Ihe statement made by he
Treasury Department showing that the
expenditures for the first two month.
OF the fiscal year exceeded the receipts
by about S700O,0o0 seems TO have
frightened the administration nearly
TO death. Secretary Window and
Commissioner Tanner have been
making elaborate explanations designed
TO show that the charge that the net
debt had been increased is wicked
Democratic he, and the administration
organs, as IN duty bound, have pub.
hsbed the explanations with further
explanatory comments, which make the
Treasury situation about as clear rs
mud.
Secretary Wiadom ; first figures. the
treasury statements for july and An
gust. didn't lie. They tod the exact
ruth that the expenditures of the
government for that period exceed the
receipts by the sum named. No
me with any knowledge of me
finances OF the country believed thar
ne liabilities OF the government had
'een Increased. But every Intelligent
nan knew that the debt paying po~e,
I the treasury had been decreased Ly
he am )unL the expenditures exceeded
DO re .ipts.-Phaadeiphia Times. !,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-13

Is UNION THERE IN STRENGTH. -
Teacher-Now. children. you have seen
how strong bundle Of sticks is. and
how weak each stick is by itself. This
experiment illustrates the motto: ''ln
Union there is Strength" Now. who
can give me another illustration. one
that relates 10 the American nation
Patsy o 'lloolIgan lson OF an alder
man Oi kin. The Amery kins divides
themselves into Republicans and Dem.
Ocrats. an Prohibitionisis an Mug
wumps. an all sorts o. things. phile
the Oirish sticks together an gifts all
the offices. PVck.
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.DEDMONT AIR-LlNE.

DEDMONT AIRLINE.
NCEN0ND & DANylLLR RAILROAD
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE I'D
IHh sou lN.
PULLMAN SLETpERs or ALL MIGHT
TRAINS.
SCHEDULE ~ INFECT AUGUSTUS 1850
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picking out the place for the World s
Fair and hiring a landscape gardener
aud all that before raising any money
for The enterprise Is good deal like
counting chickens before they are
hatched. You sec. it S this WY. No one
can figure out to certainty whether
any or all Of The eggs viii hatch. Now.
New York may be fooled after ALI and
even though she las a nice location for
the Worlds Fair, it's just as likely as
not that she may find out she doesn't
get it at all.-W,co1o Ncus.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-13

Mr. BURNS, the able manager Of the
London dock strike. complains that.
while Australian workingmcn send
money to the strikers. he gets nothing
from workingmen in America but
sympathy and sentiment. Mr.. Burns
probably labors under the delusion. so
current in Europe, that America is the
paradise of the laborer. where earnings
are measured out by The bushel ana ex-
renses by the peck.-Phaadclphio he.
cord
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Wr9r l0Mr tCc0&M0OArl0N.

D. e. I...m1.f .l.i ar depot. 3s5oam
a..I.. lI0nrllf " rc con no
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HtfiSOADs.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN Rail.

NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL
~ ROAD.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO NORFOLK
Two DAILY TRAINS TO LYSCHHifa
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NAY n. 10 w.
LEAVE RICHMOND.
90 A. n. Daily, ria Richmond and peter.iu,,
railroad. Leaves Petersburg b. J
4. ". daily; arrive Norfolk l5i
go A. ". Daily. ria Richmond and Petersl,,,,
railroad. Arrive at Petersburg l1 4,
a. y. No. leaves Petersburg +.
4. VI for fsrmNlle. Lyuchh.rs
Roanoke. Bristol. Knoxville. arl ~
points South and West. IHkDIs4
COACH 10 RApFORD.
T.. =. ". Daily. fH Richmond and pofersiu,,
ri'road Arrives ~ rotershug =
10 p, 81. leaycs Pgierhu-g SO p
NJ. daily. arriving Norfolk iIU p
n. THROUGH CAR TO NOR
FOLK.
zoo P. " nsiis. ga Richmond ani Petsr.aar.
railroad, arriving AZ Petersburg Il
40 =. ". ConufcfIny with Tran M
!. leaving Petersburg 40 1n r. NJ
Tor flrmNlio. lynChlurg. Roanoke
pCcah0lias. Bristol. know .o Ifif'
tancoa and ell po.ns South arl
PULLMAN siFFpIN0. CAR ACCONNODA
TONS.
no l-SleeI .ng-c7r Petersburg % Bristol
without change. leaving Petersburg daily a
$3.50 p. =. Pullman sleeper Lynclhl0s 10
Memphis. without change.
NO. Pullman sleeper iynChburg f0 Nev
Orleans. ald AoanOAetO Chattanooga. e.fl.lf
change.
I|c.e,s. Mgo1sc.chects. and all Inf0rmaf.os
can fe Obtained 40 Richmond anl Petersburg
Railroad depot. a. 81. CARRIERS. lsD Ns.1
street. and af tire loIpany's office. aI Es.t
N..l atrlot
". b. BEYIII
General Passenger Agent
CHARLES q. EDDY. Vice. President
T.n.-.I .ft.... N.nnUIfn \ L.
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THE Botctourt Mineral Springs Were
sold az public auction Monday IN FIN
castle, 10 V. =. Weaver. Of Selma, Ala.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-10-03
on, What \ Cough.

will YOU heed the warning. The signal
perhaps of the sure approach Of that mere
terribie disease, Consumption. Ask yourselves
if you can afford for the sake Of saving 90 cents
to run the risk and do nothing for it. We
know from experience that Shiloh's Cure will
Cure your Cough. 1t never fails ms ex-
plains Why more than Million bot'les were
sold The past year. 1t relieves Group and
Whoopine Cough at once. Mothers do not be
without it. For Lame Back, Side or Chest,
uss shiloh's Porous Plaster. Sold by 8. e.
Jsamsp q Co.. Lewiston, Idaho.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-10-03
ARTICLE vi.
SUFFRAGE AND HLEurroNs.

eEo. l. All elections BY the peopls
must be BY ballot. An absolutely seOrss
ballot is hereby guaranteed, aud it shall
be the duty Of the Legislature to enact
such laws a. shall carry this section into
effect.
SEC. 2. Except IS in this Article
otherwise provided, every male citizen Of
the United States twenty-one years pld.
who has actually resided iu this 6t.te
(or Territory for six months, and in the
county where he offers to vote thirty days
next proceeding the day Of election, Il
registered 8 provided by law, is
qualified elector; and until otherwise
provided BY the Legislature, women who.
have the qualifications prescribed IN thh
Article, may continue to hold such
school Offices aod vote at snch schosl
elections = provided BY tho laws 4
Idaho Territory.
SEQ. 3. No person is permitted =
vote, serve - juror, or hold any etv6
o6ce Who = under guardianship, idictie .
or insane OF Who has. q any placs. bsee
ooovictel Of treason, felony, eDbesz1e-
msat ef public fandA ba.terisg er ssllase
OF Offering to barter or sell bis vote, =
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-10-03

duOuut III controversy e3ceeG5 Tue suW
of three hundred dollars, exclusive Of
interest, nor where the boundaries or
title to any real property sha'l be called
iu question.
SEC. %. No person shall be eligible
to the otice Of Dictrict Judge unless he
be learned in the Law. thirty years Of age
aud citizen Of the United States, aad
shall havs resided in the State or Terri
tory At least two years next proceeding
his election, nor unless he shall have been
at the time Of his election. an elcctor in
the judicial district ter which he is
elected.
SEC. "a. Until otherwise provided
by law, tho Judicial Districts shall be
five in number, and constituted Of the
following counties, viz: First District,
Shoshone and Koctcnai; Second Dis.
trict, Latah, Ncz Perco and Idaho,
Third District, Washington, Ads, Boise
and Owyhee; Fourth District, Cassia,
Elmore, Logan and Alturas Filth Dis.
trict, Bear Lake, Bingham, Oneida,
Lemhi and Custer.
| SEQ. rs. The Judges Of the District
Courts, shall, on or before the first day
Of July in each year, report in writing to
F the Justices Of the Supreme Court such
defects OF ommissions in the law as their
, knowledge and experience may suggest,
and the Justices Of the Supreme Court
shall. before the FIRST day of December Of
each year, report in writing to the
Governor, and be by him transmitted to
the Legislature, together with his mes.
sage, such defects and ommissions 10 the
Constitution and laws as they may hpd
, to exist.
SEC. 26. All laws relating 70 courts
shall be general and n uniform operation
throughout the State, and the organised
judicial powers, proceedings and practices
Of oil the courts Of the same class or
D grade, 50 far as regulated BY law, aud the
@ force and effect Of the proceedings, judg.
ments and DEGREES Of such courts,
e severally, shall bs Uniform.
Il SEo. ~. The Legislature may BY
e law diminish or increase the compcusa-
ton or any or all Of the following officers
a to-wit:
Governor, Lsateuant. Governor Secrs-
4 tary Of State, State Auditor, State
' Treasurer, Attorney General, Supcrinten.
g dent Of Public Instruction, Commissioner
y Of Immigration and Labor, Justices a!
!. the Supreme Court and Judges Of The
n District Courts aud District Attorneys
but no dim,nution or increase shall effect
. the compensation Of the officer then ia
,e Office during bis. term: PROVIDED
70 however, that the Legislature msy
!, provide for the payment Of actual and
.. necessary expenses Of the Governor
y Secretary Of State. Attorney General and
4 Superintendent Of Public Instruction
% incurred while in performance Of oficis
IL duty:
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-10-03
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY OF IDAHO

The Judges Of the lst 2nd ard Sd dis.
t,iets assemble at the capital on the second
Monday in January in each year, and con-
ssissts the Supreme Court of the Territory
with the Judge OF the Sd district as Chief
Justice, and A. l.. Richardson ss Clerk.
The judicial Districts AID the times and
places Of holding Courts in each are deaig-
aAtsa by she Supreme Court when in ses-
sisn aad are liable to change each year.
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Professional and Artisans Cards of one
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Per nno.....s ~
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line each insertion .... ..."........... 10
legal AdvcrtisinA Rates. In Coin:
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Zach subsequent insertion ....... so
All transient advertisements and notices
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Die quarterly.