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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1873-12-11
r EGAL NOTICE-Court Of Con.

l EGAL NOI1CE-GOuFt OF Con-
Ia mon Pleas, Fayette county, Ohio
T: Mccullough & Co. VS.. LeRsneI Dyer a1Ea
H. Highland ..='...-'. =
Lemuei Dyer of Station "a, ~ P5ttsBarrs IN fhe
State of Pennsylvania, will take notice that P
Mccullough & Co.. firm doing business il WI
mington and in the State of DelaWSFe, did, en-
the 1zth day Of OCtG5er. A D. 1SS he thkfE ped
tiOn in the Court of Common Pleas within IS
for the county of Fayette in said State 81 tlkjs.
against Lemuel Dyer ami }. II. HiEhba8d. -
PENDANTS. setting forth that the defendants the
4th day of March. 1873 executed to the PBA3BttGA.
their Iromissory Note due June LIST, 1875 GNFffnR
for 81 ga 2T with interest at per cent. and pray
ing for a Judgment for said amount and interest.
Said defendant is further notified that as the
same time affidavit was filed and an OFdGR of
attachment issued IN said case. and that the fgl.
GarniShment, to-wit: jackson Rankin. JohA
Scissor, John Lindsey, james Lindsey, Samuel
Morgan, Israel Morgan, James King, ". A.
Creathe, Richard Carter. Milton V2leatiRe.
Thomas Walker, George Elliott, Thomas Elio9A,
James Elliott. and ArmStead Henderson, folAp.
pear on the 1St day of the next terra oR eatA
court to :wit: On the 18th day Of NoTeGaber nex&
and answer under oath all questions put to then
touching the property of every description and
credits of said Lemuel Dyer in their possession
and owing by them to said Lemnel Dyer, which
matters will be for bearing on said 18th day ef
November; and said deiehdant, LeAliels Dyer. Il
further notified that he is required 20 HPReaE
and answer said petition before the third
Saturday after the I1th of December next ~-as-
Dated Nov. 4th, 1873
p MCCULLOUGH co.
By GREGG Il CREAHER. their Attys. 5I%W6
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1873-12-11

You can end something nice and use
full to give your girls and boys for
Christmas Present, at j. L. VAN DE
MAN & CO.'S, who also have largest
and cheapest stock of Domestic Dry
ever offered in this market, and
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1873-12-11
N :

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Owing to the great decline in all
Dress Goods. 25c, worth 4Oc
35c " Soc
Camers Hair Cloth for 81 worth 81, so.
Irish Poplins-- for s1,25 worth 81 so
Black Silk at bargain.
Velveteens at bargain.
Nice Reversible Shawls- for s., so
Extra /" for $3.50
T III e HER AID.
CIRCULATION, 200.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF WASHINGTON.
Capital, ---- 100000.
President-DANIEL MCLEAN
Cashier-R. A. ROBINSON
Directors-James Beatty. Allen Heagler, David
Rogers, Thomas B. Thornton, Daniel Mclean.
Nathan COfman, f. L. NitterhOuse.
Pays Interest on Deposits, when left
for a specified times
REVENUE STAMPS FOR SALE.
August 1, 1851 S64f
Fayette County National Bank.
CAPHTAL-.....--.-..-. 100000
| \. e., JOHNSON, Pres't. NJ. WILLARD. Cash'r
| Directors-A. &. Johnson. David Rogers, Mills
Gardner. e. 7. Collins, J +. Wilson, Newton
| Evans Andrew Post
! Does a General Banking Business.
| Buys and sells Coin and Government Securities
Receives Deposits Payable on Demand. and pays
| Interest on them when left for a specified time.
| Banking Room Court Steeet. nearly opposite
the Court House. Washington Z, H.. Ohio.
| Business Hours from a. until p. m. stiff
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-06-17
NEW YORK.
PREVALENCE OF YELLOW FEVER
shocking wife Murder
Attempted seizure OF whIskey Stills
TEE WOODRUFF AND cLArLIN

NEW York, June l5.-The Amerl-
can clipper ship, Young America. won
n race with the British clipper, Loes-
cossa, reaching Liverpool ON the 18th
inst, in one hundred and six days rom
san Francisco.
NEW York, June lG.-'rho sun says
that four others besides Bacan, whose
death was reported from yellow fever,
were attacked on the voyage from Ha-
wanna to Philadelphia aud New York.
Two died and were buried ut sea, the
fact being kept secret. Vessels from
Iuvann and Vera Cruz are now sub
iected to rigorous quarantine here.
The Herald says that Rev. Henry
Ward Boecher has preached another
Universalist sermon.
A five months husband aged TWEEN
tv-tluec years, met his nineteen-year-
old wife, with whom he had never
lived, and stabbed her five times She
died in five minutes.
A disrepulable person killed labor
ing man instantly in II free light.
James Curtin while drunk, early
Yesterday morning, quaTeled with his
WIG, WITCH ~ y OdllS "iiN' iN'iN'iN
Of The wife interposed ana struck nm
with an aX, fatally wounding HIM.
The reported seizure III Brooklyn,
Yesterday, of fourteen copper stlliss,
5000 gallons of mash, and other arti-
cles, proves not altogether correct;
The revenue men thought they could
manage the affair without the aid of
the police, and made the seizure; but
mob p5lted them with bricks and
stones and the Illicit whisky distillers
coolly procured II cart ana drove OIL
with tie stills and all the property
worth preserving. In the meantime
II revenue officer went to the police
station and asked that his associates,
confined in the abandoned distillery,
be rescued.
The trial of Victoria Woodruff and
Clntllin, for libel Of Sutten Challis, has
adjourned until Fall.
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FOREIGN.
From Paris-Ehc Slave Trade Fed
craI Constitution -- Defeat of the
suriists.

CarIisfs.
BRUSSELS, june lS.-A special dis
patch from Paris says that NJ. Brule,
Minister Of the Interior, has resigned.
NJ. Goulard succeeds him.
ARDEN, June l5.-Tho Sultan OF "an-
Zibar has signed the treaty with Great
Britain to suppress hc~siavc truce,
which Sir Bartlett Frere negotiated
BAYoNNE, June l4.-lt is reported
that Senior NQrv,relles has defeated the
Carlists near Nitoria. The killed,
wounded and prisoners number three
hundred.
MADRID, June l5.--Senor Castelar,,
il is said, will propose to the Cortes tc
divide Spain and its colonies with the
following Federal States, viz; Cath-
lonia, Arugan, Navarro and Biscany,
Valencia and Nuercia, New CASTLE,
Old Castillo, Gallacia and Allusia,
Upper and Lower Estramodura, CUBA,
Porto Rico, the Baleric Islands, the Ca
naries and the philippines.
On Tuesday the Cortes electsa special
commission of twenty-five members
to draw up federal constitution.
Sir Bartlett Fore reports thirty thou-
sand persons us annually sold into slaV'
cry from Africa.
LONDON, June 6.--'rhc Shah OF Per
STA will arrive on Wednesday next
Extensive preparations for ms recep,
ton are being made, Guiidhali an.
MANY other buildings will be hand
SOmely decorated.
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MEMPHIS.
The Cholera.

MEMPHIS, June 15.--There were
twenty-one burials to-day against
twenty-one yesterday. Physicians
saw that the cholera patients increase
i'm number, but the disease yields more
readily to treatm ent now than 1t qua
last week.
LATER.-The weather is very unia-
yorable for the Improvement of the
health of the city, as during the night
the mercury fell twelve degrees. 10
day it is rainy and hot. There were
nineteen interments to-day, OF which
fifteen were cholera and cholera III
fantum. The City Council, this after
noon, passed an ordinance establishing
n Board of Health.
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Railroad Accident.

Norwich, CONN, June l6.-To the
list of brave men should be added. the
names of :. II. Cooper and ). W. Har-
vev. engineer and fireman on the Nor
witch and Winchester Railroad, who
went down with their engine Sunday
morning. The engine plowed its way
over the ties nearly two rods before ii
reached the bridge, then with almighty
bound, plunged into the bed of the
stream nearly twenty feet, turning
completely over, and striking with the
wheels uppermost.
The tender followed and came with
terrific force, the couplings breaking
by the jerk of the plunge, and was
revaulted completely over tho. engine:
A great flat ear with load of coal
was thrown beyond the engine. An
express car crowded with freight fell
ON the engine, turning and lying'on the
side partly crushed. The terrible at
tempt upon human life is supposG,osee
have been perpetralcd for the,sncdvnr
of robbery. The injured wizard ot;Sr.
In addition to the SlOQ9qperintendent
ed by the citizens, tb@ q Road oftars
of the n. Y. and tion of the wretch
s9 , laced dnr ~ - planl; and ties on the
track 49,
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We take thls occasion 10 thank our
friends for pnst mvOrs, ana respect
fully call their attention ~ our t"i'
mensc stock. which we are liusi receiN-
ing direct from the principal manu-
hcturcrs of the North and West, pur-
cllash!ng direct from first hnndH Tor
cnsh on the spot, and awaiting our
selves OF every advantage ~ shipping
n, ear loads under spociai contract
aud h, our own labor almost irccinH
ourselves from store cSpcnses. We reel
confident IN our ability "a offer 10 our
rricuds and 90 ihe public gcnerauy our
immense stock at better rates ana
more uniiormiy low figures ihnn mas
ever before bcem offered in the interior
OF TcxnS.
As n bnsis nnd foundation oil 8on'
business, We guarantee every @ruciet'
be Ms zen resented. ~ money reiuhuc'
NJ our eN pcnsc Of trausporiation.
our success IN business dcpcnt'-
! tirciy upoAp establishing
trade in Northern rcNns A
ask a nir aud inpar' ~
close comparison %
with those 81 Shr
ana New Nrlean
ana We chccriuina
sion of tie snmc.
DARLINGTON,
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PACIFIC COAST.
removal of the Mo0oes- Resigned.

Removal OF tic neutrality-suspicious. '
SAN FRANcIsdb, June 16.-All the
Modoc prisoners have been removed TO
Fort Klamath under u strong guard
The reported invasion of Mexico by
bands of Apaches is denied.
Jas. Oldiield was murdered III thc
town of Palisade, Sonora, by man
named Andish, who stabbed his We
tim. az.
DR.. Mills has resigned his position rs
President of the Bank of California.
The Crops.
The Bulletin publishes reports IRON
siytv-nine interior towns, comprising
the whole grain growing region OF tle
State, which makes the prospects very,
encouraging. Nearly an average yleid
is promised.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-06-17
ST. LOUIS.
Murder and suicide.

ST.. LOUIS, June 10. Two colored
men, named Brown and Taylor, rom
Springfield, Illinois, quarreled to-day
TAYLOR got fiogged, then Went nome,
shot Brown and then shot himself.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-06-17
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
CrutcbaeId House.

John w. Thompson, Paris; Marsh
Atkinson, Newt Atkinson, Fl Worth;
p, w, Olson, Texas and Pacific Rail-
ro0d Mr.. Walden, city; w, j, Bark
er, Corslcana; A. Gunther 81, Louis;
a. B, Edgerbery, Texas; NJ, Y. Col
lum, Lexington; Miss w. $, Hamil-
ton, Tarrant county; Clip, Martin,
sherman; James Arwine, TOTant
county,
Dallas Hotel.
:. Collins, C0rsicma; Robert Dun
can, Cleburne; G. d, Marsh and fami-
~, II. f. Sparks and family, Bonham (;
James X. McNlenster Houston and
Texas Central Railroad; l., Posncr,
city; Cal. Byron, Seerman; George NJ.
Brush, Comancho county,
Cosmopolitan Hotel.
c, c. Smith, city; II. r. Taylar, Jno,
A. Smith, VIM. b. Brown, sam Jones,
county James Thomas, G. Il, Percival,
:. w. Smith, w. \. futile, II. Fried
lander, A, b. Martin, G, X. Smith, city;
w. Barclay, w. S. Watson, T. p. II. r.;
w. IL. Earl, Clcburnc; II. T. Moraine,
Edward f. Schneider, j. II. Ryan, Ed.
Basye, G. Austin, city,
Southern Hotel.
T.. c. Spencer, Central Texas; II. w.
lieilin, Virginia; Mrs. Getric, Louis
lama; Mrs. Palmer, La. \, y, Ama-
trout Carrolton, Missouri.
Commercial Hotel.
a. Ewing, Baltimore Md; r. H..
James, st. Louis, Mo-; c. p. WykoH,
c. II. jenkins, w, T,Stratton, Clarence
Butter, --- Scott, +. A, Lynks, W. A.
VIM. Defratis, ID. G. Harmon, city.
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LOUISVILLE;
Bridgc Washed Away.

LOUISVILLE, JUNE 15.LThe bridge
over the Rolling Fork has been washed
away, and trains will be DELAYED sew
eral DAYS.
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Notice.

All persons indebted to me are hereby no.
tihed to come forward and settle between
this and the 10Th of this month. After that
time all unpaid accounts will be placed in
the hands of an officer for collection.
j. NJ. JANSCO, NJ. y.
Dallas, Texas, June \, 1879.
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BOSTON.
Smith. the Murderer.

BosToN, June l6.--Thc commission
amounted to examine Smith, the
Westfield murderer, report him sane.
He will hang on the twenty-seventh.
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planning AND SAVING.
Desirable Residence for Sale

The undersigned offers for sale his resi-
dcnce, corner Pacific avenue and Houston
street. The building is one of the best and
most thoroughly finished IN the city, and has
all necessary outbulldlngs attached. For
terms, inquire of w. III. rhomus, ut the bank
ing house of CASTOR Il Thomas, or of
03d&wtf JNO. w. SWlNDELIS.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-06-17
STAGE LINES.

Arrives Departs.
Fort WORTH (dallylm.. 1880 p. m. 300 p. IN.
pENToN-ATiVcsM Mondays, Wednesdays aud
Fridays at 600 p. III. Departs on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays at 700 II. III.
CLEBuRNE-LeaVcsS Sundays and Thursdays
at 600 n. IN. Arrives Mondays and Fridays
nj 500 d. IN.
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THE vi AELS.

TJtnION INNlI tIOSVN NIONUUN, WVUIlVNITNN
and Friday nights at 500 p. m
Cleburnc mail closes saturday and We'd
nesday. njglusAi,9 ;QQp, m.
O1licc hours lroln ga. III. 4, up. N. tpaYing
the week. On Sundays from $50 TO 1880 II. M.
The Office will be closed one hour each
day upon the arrival of the Northern and
Southern mails. WM. JONES, p. NJ.
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An educated French cook prepares meals
l0Altf
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
Arrival ana Departure OF Trains nj
Dallas.
HOUSTON AND TEXAs CENTRAL

TEXAS AND PACIFIC.
Leaves, Arrives.
Mail-EXprcSS ......,...",,. 400 p. IN. $50 p. M
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NolIlull'llV 'NulllS
COsmopOliinn Hotel.


T.. c. Spencer, Central Texas; II. w,
Helm, Virginia; Mrs. Getric, Louis
lama; Mrs. Palmer La. a. y, Arma-
t...,,. l,,.,,,I4,, Ni;.,,,,i
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-07-11

Elder W. L. Williams delivered a temper
ance lecture at Tunersville, last "Wednesday
night, 10 one 81 the largest audiences tina, has
ever assembled in the country on similar oe-
casion. His address was Of character 20 put
sober, christian men and women to thinking /;
and they did think, and manifested their sp-
probation Of the speaker and his subject, BY
repeated applause and private congratulations.
AZ the Glove Of the lecture, Mr.. James Green,
Who has the honor Of being Especial deputy Of
the Grand Worthy Chief, Of the order Of Good
Templars, and empowered to institute Lodges
Of the order in this county, called for recruits,
and succeeded in obtaining about thirty names,
among them many Of the best and most in
auential men and women Of the country. The
Lodge was partly organized by assuming the
obligation Of a Good Templar, and electins
the following officers for the present term:
T.B. Lewis, L. d.; William Bailey, W. C.
T.; Miss Alice Cover, v. T.; l.. d. Good, p.
w. G. T.; Robt. II. Givens, W. Sec. +. II.
Bryant, W. y. Sec. samI +. Campbell, Treas.
Thomas Morris, Chap; Eugene Cosby, Mar
shall; Miss Susie Martin, !. O.. Ed. Huston,
o. G.; Miss Bette Peyton, Asst Sec; Miss 5.
Peyton, DIN.
On next Wednesday night the Lodge will
meet to complete the organization. From the
great interest manifested by all in Attendance
on the occasion. the Tumerville Lodge win
take it, place among the bort In the State.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-07-11
HUsTONvII.LE.

As the 6r-t Of August draws near, the po-
litical pul-s begins TO beat with greater rapid
ity. II l. probable the vote at this precinct
viii be considerably divided 1.-The whea,
crop is about all harvested and the yield very
light Corn Il very promising, bat oats
which few days since afforded magnificent
prospect-is now almost completely ruined
by our recent storms We learn that Mr..
Fountain Young escaped from the Liberty
Jail on last Tuesday morning. He had been
in bed Tor several days protesting 10 be very
sick. On the entrance Of the jailor ID an ear
~ hour this morning, Brigham" complained
Of circulating thirst. and begged that pitch
er Of water might be procured from the we'll
Immediately. The benevolent janitor, In haste
10 relieve the sufferer and surprising him TO
be unable 10 move. simply closed the door
and neglected 20 look IT, He vas absent but
q few minutes, but the prisoner, feeling bis
need Of air, exercise and change Of scene as
sanitary measures, had walked ont before his
return. The alarm was given Immediately,
but at last account. he had not been overtaken.
...... Masters Willie Reid and Frank Lee re-
port lively FOX chase a. having been enjoyed
Tor suiiered) by them near this place, on Sat
urdsy last. Two veritabIe red foxes were
Uursued: one was takes, the other eventually
took itself away. Our boys are on the war
path let your veteran Nimrods look 10 their
laurels. We rode out yesterday with Capt.
Edwards TO visit his heavy cattle. They are
truly magnificent, numbering in all about one
hundred and tty head. As we looked upon
their glossy hides, and massive proportions,
and billowy rolls Of Accommodated fat, we con-
Tess 10 rather unspiritual visions Of rubicuDd
steaks, tender surloins, and JUICY briskets. In
the excess Of our enthusiasm we essayed 10
sing Roast Beef Of England" but our Irish
blood rebelled and deranged our voice, and We
did Mt sing much. Send up some Of your
New York shippers and let these Green eoun-
ty mastadons have transportation TO the East.
...... Your correspondent was permitted, on
las, Thursday evening, to be present at the
marriage Of Mr.. John Armstrong and Ms.
Polly Young (colored) in the African church.
Principals and attendants were dressed in
good taste and performed their parts with
great propriety. Attendants; Joe Riffs, Caro-
line Bailey Frank Cowan, Florence Lee
We say nothing about the ceremony, as magma
Pars fuimus. ...... Captain Hineher de6es, repu-
dates and condemns the boasting proprietor
Of a rival ehurn, who claims-in late issue
Of the JouRSAL-thai his invention will do
away with women in a family" Hincher de
nounces this as the frenzy Of impicty, and the
sublimation Of bosh, and holds that il could
have emanated only from one who had 'ehurn
on his brain" 50 long that his cranisl cavity
contained nothing bat butter. "Dash" in,
gentlemen but becareful not TO LET the milk Of
human kindness be acidulated too FAR by the
"heai" Of your controversy. Watch we'll the
"thermometer" of prudence, and gather gently
the unctious product Of peace.
FALsrAFF.
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LINCOLN COUNTY NEWS.


Farmers are through With th.ir harvesting.
and report about half crop q Wheat. II the
"oa,s-acod" don't catch ne theyieh viii be
extraordinarily lsrrc......ses prcclssA-sscn Of
the sheriff, announcing that a poll si-il be
opened at Highland, on the hr-s Monday In
August merit 10 take the sense Of the qusii.
hed voters Of this precint, on the question,
whether they are, or not, In favor Of prohib'
itins the sale Of spiri,oa. liquors within the
limits Of said precincs." The whisky men
may make little fight, but the best men Of
the precinct are determined 10 Try the experi-
meut, and enough are arrsyed upon the anti
whisky side to stop every bung hole in our
little precinct.
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A New Enterprise.

The system Of domestic labor, in Stanford
Is distressingly bad. II is almost impossible
to retain in ones family the average female
servant after she has earned pair Of side.
laced cloth gaiters, the possession Of which,
seems to be her highest ambition. and her chiei
desire-exeept ID be TO steal proyisions for
some vagrant Of her own oolor-this, We arc
led TO suppose, Is part Of her religion. II
she Is precluded from the practice Of then BY
the watchfalne~s Of prudent housekeepr,
she tires Of her situation and without giving
a momeni's warning. usually tAkeshef depart
ure in search Of "ht take" where she can
practice her theiving propensities. Sometimes
she will conclude that the weather is too warm
TO cook, and will resort 20 the wnsh-tub, at
which employment she can make in two days
at the sxorbitant prices demanded, a Sufficient
sum TO purchase food for week-and, in the
way Of Perquisites-aPpropriate an article Of
apparel occasionally.
A few weeks ago We limited at the establish
meni Of steam laundry a. a means Of ne
ducins the price Of washing % a legitimate
standard, and, al the sane time, compelling
the best servants to seek employment as cooks
and houss-sirls, and also compelling them 10
perform their duties in satisfactory manner,
in order 10 be rssained. That the enterprise
would prove PsostabIs 10 the party Who IN
dertshos II We can not doab,, even Il One-half
Of the housskeePen In the tova and vicinity
would agree to PatroniAs IL The laundry
could be attached % the seolea mill and run
with very little expense. Who will investi-
gate the matter sad proceed Immediately 10
try the experimental
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-07-11

The town sushori,ie. have not been idle
during the past week, bot have pushed for
ward the work Of cleaning and disinfec,ing
our s,reet and alleys, and have given some At
tention 70 the bach lcts stables, etc, along the
creek where the grc.fer, mas q the filth q
the town Ia. sccumuissed; and lime and cop
per.s have been used judiciously. We, In
common with Others Of this community who
are Interested In guarding the health Of the
people, and, n possible, In vsrdine OF the ter
rible scourve that has rsged with fatal result.
In the South, begin 10 take courage. and hsps
that the vsll-mc.nins senslemen Who con-
po-e the Do.rd Of Trustees viii spare no en-
ertions In prosecuting the WORK 20 well begun.
We hope they win not consider us oiicious Il
We suggest the removal Of the offensive, die
ease-breedine piles Of manure along the banks
of 81. Asaph, and the draining and disinfec,-
Ing Of a hlihy place, caused by Pumpysitus-
ted on the corner of Somerset street.
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COURT DAT SAILS.

Rsris-col. J. N. Caldwell reports: Day
was bright and warm, and q large crowd in at.
endance. Soms 400 1880 chstle a. the mar
kct; brosshs f'ors n to5 censs soia 10 head
Two and tbree yesf oh, OF sf4-so per hs-d ;
one priv If c1tn at si35 per yoke Q ye.rIins
grade steer calves, sso.25 per heads svSdss<-
eral broke muIes, from SIS TO $50 per head.
Some $50 mules ON hand, and thinks the prices
were q litiIe better ard the demand bsisker
than at former eourt1 Horses in dsnssd,
and a considerably lsrger number sold thss
has been for some time past-prices ranging
from $50 TO- SIS per head, according TO quail
ny.
Major Hibler reports about 800 cattle offer
ed, prices litte lower at about scents for best.
About 800 mules on the market Of medium
quality, and prices were little sitter; 2Otwo-
year old medium mules sold at sil2 so, lido
at STA Is; IS do. but smaller, at 100; broke
mules averaged about $50. Horses IN fais
demand and gercrnily scss
Geo. Hamilton sold 81 head cattle at sIId-
10; q head do. at 500 50; reports market
dull in every kind Of stock.