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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-05

NEW GAME OF "BRAw I've have
heard Of men being ..steamboated' in
a game Of draw poker, but yesterday
wa. the first time we excl heard OF a
E4ur of draw in which one OF the
players was ..stcamshipped." Assem-
uiytucu smith aud Caravan, EngroS-
sing Clerk smith and one other party
were the PLAYERS. For further partic-
iais, inquire 81 those who drew.
CARSON TuEATEE.-"All that Gilt
ters is rot Gold'' was played to a fair
house. last evening. and gave great
>It.~il.ion-especially the character
OF Toby Twinkle, 10y Billy Robinson.
This evening MIR. Joseph Proctor will
appear rs Othello, Mr.. j. +. Ca,hcart as
Iago, Miss. Sue Robinson a. BESIDE
mona. and Mrs. E.F. Stewart as Emilia.
REDUCTION OF WAGEs.-We have
been Informed tina. ifegn engineers
we're yesterday discharged 10y the
VIRGINIA and Trucsac Railroad Com
lauy. aud nyc new ones employed n
/ reduced wa.c~. Il H. said jhlt the old
/ engineers stood ont for - per diem.
81 llle the new one accept employment
IL. =.
SCHOOL TEACHERS. The Board OF
Examiners for the public schools o!
tai- county have auuul.cd all teachers
certificates heretofore I>>oel, and Will
mrcg az 90 O'Clock to-day for the pur-
pose Of examining into the qualliict-
lions of toaehors and issuing new Ger
t4I.ra.gs 90 suca a may pass muster.
CoPgISe CLERKs.-Gcorgc W. Cas-
>idy. Chief CLERK OF the Assembly. ha,
appointed a. hi, deputies or Copying
Jerks. Hon. Frank NJ. Proctor, .
Iako. and Theodore davenport, o
Douglas county.
SHINE. >IH?"-Snch was the greet
ing mot 10y nearly every man in IL,
cay. yesterday morning, on frs
emerging FROM ais dopr-ln avalanche
1f Io1. black boys having slid int,
.3wH the night previous.
!. P.-Jus.ica j. L. Parkinson Iva.
fitted up Il very comfortable office il
The rnIF OF George &. Gih-nn'S saloon
opposite the ladies entrance 10 tn.
taeIer.
EEAug.--Thc rooms for the ScrceantS
ut-ArIus OF tie two Houses Will b
ready ior occupation to-day, carpets
stoves, etc., having been pun IN them
AxoEuEGC Observation-Disclosures, tn
.rr.epre.~iblc candidate s sheriff ,
Storey county. urrlVedin q ,c.ty yes
.cpIgy, aud talks of ceuts-.Iug Tor TIA
Sponsorship % tine Assembly.
e CHAzT.-H was rumored yes,erda.
o. hat there was q crazy man in town
bat we were unable to learn 10 VIII.
particular man the ruinor referred.
iMPGovEWENTs.-Nclrly every sire,
i'm Carson City j. more or less encuu
uarei 10y material for improvement
prlne debris OF such material recent
z used.
Persons Interested in Laundry ma.
tiers are referred 20 the advertisement
Z of Mr.. Frank to-day.
For SALE.-A desirable rcSidenc
located GA Church street. for >ale.-il
particulars inquire at this office.
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A LESSON FOR LAWYERS.
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FROM SER.EeS.

GILRoY. Jan. 4.
About half-past nine o'clock this
morning. {. \. Flewclliug. Clerk al
the Williams Hotel. and formerly
Railroad Agent here, was shot and
dangerously wounded by Crittenden
Robinson. Railroad Agent Of this
place. Robinson came to the hotel.
went to where Flewelling was sit
ting. and. without any warming.
pulled a fiye-shootcr and fired four
Shots in rapid succession. II of
which took effect in the right side.
passing through the right lung and
lodging undcr the left arm. The
difficulty arose from @ charge Of en-
bezzlemcut. which Flewelliug had
entered against Robinson. and for
which Robinson was arr.stel last
night. The wounds not considered
necessarily fatal. The prisoner had
a preliminary examination this after
noon. and bail fixed at SO, 900.
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EAsTERt!
SPECIAL 80 guz cfE-oS psILX srkrE EEIisIL
* tina w4stsIV tNI1S LINE.
DoS1ETau NEWS.

CHICAGO. Jan. 4.
The Illinois Legislature met at
noon to-day. The Honse organized.
ana elected Vim. NJ. Smith Speaker.
WAsHINGroN. Jan. /.
The President cent 10 the Senate
to-day the nomination OF John \.
Simms 10 be Indian Agent at the
Umatilla Agency, Washington Ter
ritorr.
In the House a bill was introduced
by Smith. Of Oregon. for the re-
moyal OF distractions to navigation
in the Colorado river.
CoNcoRp. y. H.. Jan. 4.
The Republican Convention, to.
day. nominated james Piae for Gov
ernor by reclamation.
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EB0iE gzsAEEs.

NIsALIA. Jan. 4.
Last night. as Deputy Sheriff
REYNOLDS was entering the Sheriff 5
office. adjoining the j@il. he was set
upon by a man named Vincent,
whom he found in the act of break
ing into the jail for the purpose of
rescuing the prisoners. He had
broken through two outer doors with
a crow bar. and was breaking into
the prisoners coils, when hearing
the deputy Sheriff approaching. he
attacked him. presenting Il revolver
Mt his head. The weapon being only
half cooked. would not 60 of. Rey-
nclds Immediately clinched with him
and the noise caused 10y the scufie
aroused parties in adjoining rooms.
who came To the SheritTs assi,tanc,
and succeeded in subduing Vincent
and lodging him in acell.
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FROM GDLUsi.

CoLUsA. Jan. 4.
Col. Cobb and half a dozen Of his
friends were arrested this morning.
as being accessory to the murder Of
Alonzo Stewart. John McClaIu and
James Wells. The evidence is posi-
tive. They will be examined at l
clock tomorrow.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

GREAT CRIMINAL TRsAE!
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E
FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 1.
Gold, this afternoon, 10 5-S;
greenbacks unchanged.
The death Of DR.. Rowell took
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onNsnY norsr-o. n. rnYER, PROPRIETOR
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STILL 81 EuEAPE>r.-~hHycr 4 Nor
rls respectfully call the attention of the
Ladies or Carson city and vicinity their
large and well selected stock Of dry goods
con~is ing OF fine plaids, merinoes, en-
press cloths, alplcaS, delaincs. ianncls.
bvocne shawls, mink capcs. and a thou
sand other articles suitable for holiday
presents, which they offer ~ the very
lowest prices ever offered in this state.
Parties who purchase their goods at the
above named store Will say considerable
money. Next door to W. f.. x Co. t5
THE BEST AND CHEAPEST o ~ THE
STATE.-olcoyich Bros, who have really
the best facilities in the State for selling
cheap, as they buy only in thc East, an
nouucc to the ladies oi Carson city and
vicinity that their prices are put down
lower than ever before. They made a
large purchase of French goods before the
I'ru,sian and French war commenced,
and are now able to sell foreign and do
meStic goods cheaper than they can be
bought even in san Francisco. Good bar
gains al unusually low rates for the holt
days and ladies are respectfully invited
TO make their purchases NJ Olcovich Bros.
JOSEPH E-osENsToCK has moved into
his new store ia the County Building. II
Is the largest single room occupied as a
store, in the Sta.c, and the handSomcst.
II Is lighted by six large, elegant hanging
lamps or chandelier. Tho display OF
clothing and furnishing goods rs they are
opened out, Is very fine indeed. From
the East and from san Francisco. Mr..
Rosenstock has received, and Is con
stantly receiving, dress and business
suits, made TO his order expressly for
this market under clothing, fine shirts.
new and beautiful neck-ties. the fines o.
blankets, extra sne bootsand shoes made
"a order, kid and buck gloves, a very ex-
tensive and varied assortment Of tbs
latest style of hats and caps, bedding o
all descriptions, extra fine horse blan.
kets, "a splendid article jewelry, and in
fact a full assortment Of the most desira
bic winter goods. This is the largest anC
best stock ever brought to this market
and 1t will be sold at prices far below an.
figures that any other dealer can affor'
to fix upon his goods. Goto Rosonstock
and see what a magnificent display +,
makes dl7-lm
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Arrivals nj the Hotels.
r. cuARLrs-Gro. rrrLY, PRoPREETo

n ruAELrs-GEo TuFLY. PROPRIETOR
NJ Wcrtheimer, Virginia.
g. Caine.
4 Rowland. Lake Tahoe.
\ Mnntroe. City.
~ ~hcckles 4 VT, Carson Valley.
i Earning,
oRMsuY uoUsE-G. D. FRYER, PROPRIETOR
L b Rail. san Francisco.
y Bowie, Jr,, "
\ J Burliugame. Carson.
Ell Kinney,
l. Willard, y
Or Luce.
y Page. Austin.
L W Henderson. Genoa,
Sc sheldon, Virginia.
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Exciting Scene at Empire Git
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AucEAon Sale0.
..>~~~~--
Sale spartan burg and Union Railroad


Tbs State III 6"util Carulna pi.intiff. against
ysny spd otsurs, crsditors. defendants.
November, 1871, passed BY the Hon. James
h Rutland. Judge nf tho l:li Circuit, Of the
b'a'e III South Car lins, the undersigned will
se.i, on tho FIRST MONDAY IT, Japusry, 1872.
81 uhtonvi;Ie. III the County Of Union, in the
State of south Carolins, before the Court
Houee door, between The hours Of III O'Clock
IN tue forenoon and O'Clock In the afternoon,
a. public outcry, to the highest bidder. the
whole of the SPARCANBUE1 AND UNION
RAILROAD, Including the Road. bed Right of
Way, Grading, Bridges, Masonry and Super.
structure. lying and situate in the Counties
OF Fairfield. Union and SpartapburR: ali the
stook subscribed for iu the SpartanburR and
UNION tai!road Company; thechaFteFed rights
ana privileges thereof; the -rsiiroad- spikes,
chaire and equipments, aud sll tbs property
owned BY said company, es incident Or neces-
eary Tor its business, on the following terms,
TO wit: Twenty-Five Thousand (S25 .O6O) dol.
lars each, and the balance in three equal
semt annual inetalmeDts, with interest on
each instaiment from the day Of sale, to be
secured by the bond or the purchaser, with a
mortgagef the entire property sold. The
purchaser will also bs required 10 pay for eli
stamps snd papers.
II the highest bidder sh. uld fail to Day at
once the twenty-five thuusand J026. 600, dol
lars Aforesaid In cash, the property horeipbe-
fore advertised will iplmedisto|y be offered.
a. the time and place sboys mentioned, upon
the terms already stated, TOR resale.
JAMES II. BAXTER.
THOMAS B.. JETER,
NOVEMBER 26, 1871. ttfl Raferees
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/ : :
ma dgEing he war. prevented Goodman
feom paying the prepinms. Blatahfort
decreed for the claimants, with costs
tho company 70 be credited FOX UNPAID
au6uai Puymunta.= 1sS',s
!he. grand 1diy examined Mayor Hal
rW1sainaros. Deoemberr ,a2.--Ful
Cabinet meetingT exospt Robeson. Th,
departments CLOSE Ut hoon Tomorrow,
nntil Tuesday; ~ q
Reporters arrived here from Antnspoli,
to spend the vacation of the court. az.
press the opinion freely, Chat the prose.
cution has failed to make Q case aoainsi
Mrs. Wharton. Conviction Is highly
improbable. fa8N - le'-,t oS''
PROBABILITIES. Increasing Easterly
winds, with rising temperature, are pro.
paoie Tor Saturday throughoas the At.
!antic States. Tho snoN will be fol.
lowed by rain in the Middle Stakes. An
area OF low barometer will pass North
westward on Saturday above Missouri
and Indiana. with Sonsherly winds and
rain on the Gulf States and Ohio Valley.
Continued Easterly winds, with rain, are
probable for ske lakes. Danzsross
winds are not anticipated for the Allan
tic coast. .p Bs
TERRn HAur. December 22.-The
mai. express and baggage from Indisna-
polls hither. this morning, was burned
at SeabyvillH n
Sr. LOUIS. December 22.-The Go
vernment Commissioners appointed to
examine the completed sections of the
Missouri. Kansas and Texas Road, in the
Indian Territory, report it first class in
every respect. The bridge across the
Kansas River is nearly completed, and
the iron will soon he laid to Canadian.
SAN FRANCISCO, December 22.-Heavy
rains and high winds prevail throughout
the State. Merchants will lose heavily
by the delay in the delivery of Christmas
goods from the East. They threaten. to
sue the Union Pacific Road.
CHARLESTON, December 22.-Arrived
steamer Charleston, New York; schoon-
ers r. L. Graham and Sarah Wood, Phi
ladelphia; @. A. Bentiy, New York.
Saf!ed-barks Brothers. Amsterdam; Ge-
sori. Barcelona; steamer Sea Gnll, Bal
timore.
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NEW JEWELRY
VIM. GLAZE.
COLUMBIA, s. c.

VVAOMOId, q. u,
@ IS now opening fne o.
AGselection OF Ladies' and G
E-I N Gent's English, Swiss and |EsI33
az. .8 Aa c:ioan WATCH @ =
Sole Agen: for the cele. &ellzll
brated Pauline Watch Company, philadel.
Phis. ,Goia Chains. ysss. opsFs, Gh. ttsiisiSss,
Leont!ne Necklaces. Diamond Rings and
Brooches, Pearl-full and half sets,
BILVER-WARE.
make this line speciality. All Silver cold
by me guaranteed equal to coin. Somo hand
some some goods in this line, suitable for Bridal
PLATED WARE.
Tea Sets, Cups, Goblets, Oastors, Spoons
and Forks. Ice Pitchers, Egg Stands, ijoffee
Urns, DC.
CLOCKS.
cutlery. Pocket and Table Kniycs.
HOUSEHOLD AND FANCY GOODS.
Guns-English Double Barrel, Breech.
Loading Rities, Parlor Rifles, Air Guns, and
full stock OF Sporting Goods; Dupont &
Hazard Powder; Pistols OF various styles.
JET And HORN GOODS.
WILLIAM GLAZE,
One door North SCOTT b Go. . banking House
Oot ~ f4mo
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Garden Seeds.

OF choice stock and true to name. Every
variety OF selec.od GARDEN. FIELD and
FLOWER SEEDS. Having over 200 acres de.
voted to seed growing, all wanting pure seeds
direct from the grower should send their or.
ders direct to us. Descriptive Catalogues and
Price List furnished on application. I
COLLINS, DOWNS l. co.,
I'LL and Ills Market OF, PhilAdelphia, Pa.
Seed farms near Haddonaeld, N. J.
N. B.-Trade supplied on liberal terms.
Dec % +oa
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MoLAssEs, ,Ouba, ,35D5O
New Orl'ns 80090
Sugar H'He.. 6O00O
NAILS, " kegs 5O@8 90
ONIONS. .1bus1 5O@l rs
on, Kerosene,g 35045
Machinery. .750l 90
SPEoIE, Gold 01 O8
Silver W1 O3
PoTAT's, Iris / 5OW2 90
Sweet. bus G0@8O
RI0E, Carolina ib TOO
SHor, Dbag. 1908 on
SALT, Liverp.200QD2 40
SOAP, Bb, .7a@10
SPIRITS, Alcohol, ,gl5 0U
Brandy. a 00@12 90
Gin. "a 0O@6 90
Hum. q 00M7 90
Whiskey.. i 85@6 on
SUaAR, Crus i P15@l6
Brown....... 1904
STARCH, % ID. 8lWl0
TEA, dreon b / 00@2 SO
Black, :. L 00G / ~
TOBACCO, Chw.G .G0W1 90
Smoking, ID. .50@1 90
VINEGAR, Wine, .6@60
French. -. @1 90
WINE, Cham .'25@28 co
Port, $gal3 0005 so
Sherry. 275@7 90
Madeira. s. 0008 90
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APPLES, #bu.2 UO@3 90
BAdGINd, ..18@23
BALE RopE, Ma. 22024
lN.Y.orWes3ib TOTO
BUTTER, North. 28@AO
Country, % D.20025
BACON. Hams. 17@19
Sides, y b. 94@11
Shoulders SOLO
CANDLES, Sperm4O@7C
Adamantine ib1002O
COTTON YARN1 2O@I 25
COTTON, Stot H.. .18a
Middling .1S
Low Midl'g,.. .17s
Good Ordny,. .1GS
Ordinary Is
CHEESE, E.D.ib. 2O@25
Factory. .l6022
COFFEE, Bio, Yb25027
Laguayra .25@2S
Java ......... .33D35
FLoUR, Co. 675@l0OU
Northern. .750@10 so
GRAIN, Corn l 00@l 15
Wheat Il 80@2 90
oats. :. ..7509O
Peas i 0001 05
Hay, North, 78owt.2 0U
HIDES Dry, Yibl23@ls
: Green n.......... .@S
LARD, % b. .l26615
LIME, " bbl. 3 COCA 7i
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GEO. HIGGINS
FIRE lNSURAN CE A G En- CY,
Established in Columbia, S. c., 1910.
Aetna Fire Insurance Company,

doLna FIRE insurance COMPANY,
of Hartford. Conn.
incorporated a. d. 1919. Charter Perpetual
Cash capital ana surplus, after pay.
ing losses at Chicago. 81 .OOO. 900
fremiums received in 1870. 49, =. $500. 600
is still the leading and strongest American
l. Fire Insurance Company.
Imperial Fire Ins. Co., Of London.
Chartered A. D. 1903. Capital $4,000, 900 in
Gold. This Company had no agency at Chi
cago at tho timo OF the fro. Its loss was
small. 1t subscribed 200 for tho benefit OF
the sufferers by the FIRE.
Phoenix Fire Ins. Co., Of New York.
Assets 81, 500. 900, after paying losses at Chi
oago.
Union Fire Ins. Co., San Francisco.
This Company has $1,15O.OOO in Gold, AFT er
RisEs tAkOn by GEO. HUaeINs, Agent.
Office opposite Columbia Hotel, in rear OF
Ar. W. j. DuFRIH's bookstore. Nov8
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Fomarla Nurseries.

Pomar1a Nurseries.
80 <nM TIE largest and most varied
ne stock OF Southern acclimated
FRUIT TREES, adapted to our
u soil and climate, consisting OF
Apples, Peaches, Pears, Piams,
Almonds. Aprioots and Nectarines, from the
earliest to the latest; Cherries. Quinces, Figs,
Hazle Nuts, English Walnuts and Spanish
embracing choice table kinds; Strawberries
and haspberries, Evergreens, In great variety.
TOR ornament and for cemeteries; Roses-all
the best; Dahiias. aladiolas, Lilies, DO; Or
namental Fiowering Shrubs, Asparagus and
Horse Radish Roots, Usage Orange and Ma
cartney Rose. for hedges. Choice Fruit Trees
OF all kinds, which will bear the first season If
transplanted early. will be furnished at mode.
rate prices. A now priced catalogue cent to
all ~ho apply
:, Persons Wishing, will please apply direct to
the proprietor. VIM, SJjMMER
Dec IS f2mo PomaTia- q n
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Executors Sale.

RY permission Of the Court OF Probate.
l6?a, at the residence Of the late N. r. Bynum
all the personal estate Of the deceased. CON
sistinR OF HORSES. MULES, CATTLE, Sheen
0oin, Fodder, Peas. Cotton Seed, Wagons
ha;1 harness; Carriages, Farming Utensils, House
ous Articles. Terms cash. s-l1,..-r-
stp JOHN r. BYNUM,
Dec " 46+ Qualified Executor
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Grant will be glad that Christmas is
coming, for it is the time for presents.
Maids OF honor-Those who do not
lilt suitors.
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SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD CO.,
COLUMBIA. 8. O., December "a, 1871.
AFTER SUNDAY, Path instant, the Might
~, ,Express Passenger Train viii leavs 90.
Iumbia at ZOO P. NJ; arrive at Charleston
200 A. NJ. making CLOSE connection al
branchVille with Train for augusta, Ga.
oAADRN TRAIN.
Leave Columbia at. .1.45p p. M
Arrive Ut Camden .6:2b P. NJ
A. l.. TYLER, Vice. President.
3; 3. PIcKENs. General Ticket gent.
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State of South c 7rolina. NewberryiCo O.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS

James n. Li:,scomb, PlsintifT. against Joscpl,
Manor Lawton, Defendant OPT SuMMoxs
ron MONEY DeMAND.-CoApLAISr SERVED.
To Joseph Manner Ln~ton, Defendant III this
action:
VoU are hereby summoned and required to
Il answer the complaint in this action, Of
which copy Id herewith, selved npon YOU,
and to serve copy of 5our answer on the
subscribers at their tfficc at Newberry Court
House. South Carolina. within twenty dayn
after the service VI THE summons ON you, ex-
clusivc OF the day OF service.
Ii you fail 10 answer this complaint within
the time aforesaid. the plaintiff will take
Judgment again-t :ou t,r the sum OF 81, ,3l5,
with Interest at the rate OF seven pc- cent per
annum, from the 2tst day Of November, 1871,
and costs 80
Dated 2let day Of November 1871.
FAIR, POPE d POPE
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
To tho defendant. Jose, h Maner Lawton:
Take notice that the summons in this &C.
tion. OF which the foregoing is u COPY. was
hlcd in the Office of the CLERK Of the Court OF
Common Pleas. at Newberry Court House, in
the County of Ntwberry, in the State OF South
Carolina, on the 28th oi November, A. D. 1871.
FAIR, POPE & POPE,
Plaintiffs Attorneys, Newberry, q. H., &c.
Dated 26th day Of November, 1871.
Deco on
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Forsfga' AMslry. ~
NOON DISPATCHES.

4 4 IL &Akk4Ss
soA4ses .s.!as : :sse .czt..s oss.s ss..s.
aaMovAn OF CATACAzY-RpsstANs STATE
RKLATIVxsi si--AHaAss1NAT1oN3 or GERMAN
soLpIRRs BY THE FRENCH- REfApsn OF
WALES, AO.s 40. 81 Ia q (!
MADRIDs Dsoember 2l.-Admiral To.
pete and Senior Asgu, 10; hesitate to no,
sept the potttolios offered them in che
Sagosta- Mslcanaiso Cabinet. "a =!
HoNDoN. DeOeIaber 2l.-The oele-
bfa.e l Tiohborne trial has reached anl
other stage. Tie plaintiffs case closed
to-day and further hearing was post-
/, p0ned until January 15. f8
BRRLIN. December 21.-The Emperor
: has prorogucd the session Of the Prus-
sian Diet unit: January 8. 1879. n.
ST. PETKRsBuRa, December, 2l.-The
Messenger, the official organ Of she Go.
vernment. announces, for tho 6rstltime,
the removalfOf Oatacazy from Washing
ton; owing, it says, to personal difficul.
ties, which might prejudice the good re-.
lations existing between Russia aud the
United States. The same official autho.
rity. in AL article on the present aspect
OF Enrope, says the other powers should
tee no danger to themselves in the
friendship b.tween Russia and Germany.
Their common interests suffice to ex-
plain their mutual esteem, but no State
should sn far count on Russia's forbear.
ance as to think OF absorbing another.
An Imperial ukase makes compulsory the
use OF the Russian language il the
schools Of Poland.
BERLIN, December 81 Bismarck has
cent despatch to the German represen-
tasivo at Paris. setting forth the feelings
ososed 10 Germany by the outrages per-
nlQkfnfQd NJ n hor - TT
threatens to seize hostages in the occu.
pied provinces, unless the assnssins who
escape into the neighborinR provinces
are delivered up to the German oificors
by the French authorities, aud declares
ehas unless these horrible outraRes cease.
the army OF occupation shall be in.
creased, and the expense and burthen of
Its support, which is paid by France,
doubled,
8 PARIsl December 21. --Thiers has is-
s9ed decree ,dissolving the Council of
Aigiers. l,s
:. LONDON. December 22..-Parliament
has been Prorogoed to February6 Won
osSss VII Tssssas hts o.e3s..:.!s from
Austrin to Victoria ut Windsor. Euoe.
ME has arrived from Spain.
SANDRINaHAM, Decsmber 22.-The
Prince OF Wales was less Quiet last
night. but his general condition is un-
changed.
NIGHT DESPATCHES.
MADRD. December 2.-The Ministry.
under the lead Of Sagosta, took the oath
OF oiIice. ,H sre, nm
LONDON. December 22.-The Pan
Nat Gazette has special from Windsor,
which says that accounts from Sandriug.
ham are not quite 30 favorable. The
pnlse is higher, aud there is considerable
anxietF at the CATTLE. @SA
Earl Ellenborough, formerly Governor
Gese!al Of India. is dead; aged eighty.
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Jamaica. Rum.

SCOTCH and IRISH WHIsKIEs-favorite
~ brands.
French and California Brandiss-pure and
Port. Sherry and Madeira Wines. at re.son.
oily low prices for cash, for sale at
Dec 2S p. OANTWELI,'S Main or
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What q Happy Surprise.

~FUy ~'H RAADU1
you desire to select something pretty and
i pleasing for the dear ones at home.and
OF course you do. YCu will find one OF the
largest and best selected stocks Of suitable
and desirable articles. at
Dec 20 - E. POLLARDW.
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Elder Kuap says that "a politician can
no more get into Heaven than shad
can get up creased pole, tail upwards. !"