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The daily gazette., 1878-12-07
The Latest from the Seat of War

LONDON December L The Daily Ne,rs
says that Sir Charles Dixie will ask the
Government, on Monday, to state the
contents of the letter which Lord Lyt-
ton, on the 2nd of December, announced
that Major Cavagnari had received FROM
the Ameer of Afghanistan. 1t is rumor-
Ell that the Ameer therein expressed a
wish TO make submission.
The Times Berlin correspondent says
according to reports current in Russian
papers, Russia has Informed England
of her intention to occupy the Mera dis
trict, near the northern frontier of AT
ghanistaD, should England annex any
portion of the Afghan territory. Simi-
lar reports were current some time ago.
The corresponden who telegraphs the
above is rather given TO sending sensa-
tional dispatches.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-07
Ordered His own Coffin

The Cecil Wing has received reliable
information to the effect that a we'll
known farmer of the Fifth District of
Cecil county, who during a recent Illness,
sent for an undertaken, ordered a coffin,
and gave directions for his funeral. He
is still living.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-07
Sale of Real Estate.

A property in Chester, Pa, on Market
street, below the p, w. & Is. Railroad
81. feet front, b-louging to the estate OF
the late H. F. Finegan, of Wilmington,
was sold on Thursday afternoon, IL
was purchase d by James Smith, of this
city, for S., $40, or S IS4 per foot.
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TOTAL iBSlIhEACE SA,iid MIL liLL
GIPHSS.

There is a curious story about some nj
wines which are extensively advertised NJ
days, and have only recently been put 4
tie market. DR.. Undcrhill. the wel-kn|
grape grower of Croton Point, died in 1
Some of his heirs entertained 'empera
views Of such extreme kin TIA, lsey
unwilling 10 allow the s'oc; Ct vino thel
hand to be sold or any rore - lie HA
The gfaDes have sometim'i been san
market, and sometimes lcit - decay
the vines. ltis only nov Tat iaeo. ri
have succeeded in ARRANGING fra se''
Of the c,ta'- and the sl.e q ~ vHei
hand. Among tllcsc iie vine q las n
Of 1S6i. described c' .".' x
but suggesting the lmpc y !os1y I
than any o'hcr luro7eaI wac. '.i Y
wholly oni Ike any C;hcr We q Anef
growth Il puriF, are a. '''Io"a@i
Temarkabir. ard bo'h 1Ur " "a
fanciers nave a special lRc-.' a
oldest native wine nov oce--- '+''l
siderable quantity. ] he @h7e Ss a
hands Of the vel l;ao"n wh. lie,
house Of the IhIrbef,.--A l. M
Nsv. II, Ib77.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-07

The price OF skates Will be aboHt the
same as last year, and drowning fully as
cheap.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-07

Out of suffering have emerged the
strongest souls, and the most massive
characters are scanned with scars. This
reads nicely, hut any one suffering with
rheumatism or neuralgia would do much
better by using keller's Roman hmmeut.
Price 30 cents
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The above snea''s for iise,f, Aa'"e
add that this is the pure jai-a o' The g.
neither dyzgge8. hqnorri nor ''4'f'sii
has been ripened and me.lo%rd py a3e'
fo- medicinal or sacramento purposes
unsurpassed. 1t can be obtained 't''
of the leading Druggists IhFougno"
United States. and at wholesale Nm
undersigned. who will forward de''
pamphlet, free of charge, on appN'au0A'
Respectfully, oi''
H.K. & F. B. THURBEh d "
West B,oadtluy. Rorde and H"'''" '"1
Npw.YNRE
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Election Troubles.
MORE ARRESTS BY FEDERAL OFFICIALS
QUESTION OF JURISDICTION TO BE
TRIED.

MORE ARRESTS BY FEDERAL OFFICIALS
QUESTION OF JURISDICTION TO BE
TRIED.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 6.
The Natchez, which arrived this morn
ing, brought u. q. Goldman, G.. Hirsch,
+. Adams, g. l.. Kemp, Thomas Burnett,
A. S. Davidson, and - Rice, who were
arrested in the parish of Concordia on
an affidavit sworn out by Fleming Branch
before United States Commissioner Lane
charging them with breaking by force of
arms into the dwelling of j. w. Fairfield
and shooting and wounding the affiant
and two other men, thereby preventing
them from voting, supporting and advo-
eating the election of Fairfax ~ mem
ber of Congress. The parties accused
were arraigued, but waived eXaminati on,
and gave bonds in the sum of 5000 each
to appear before the United States CIR
cult Court.
MORE ARRESTS MADE.
| am Informed that there are six other
parties now under arrest in Natchitoches
and in charge of a deputy marshal, who
will probably be taken before the United
States Commissioner at Shreveport. The
United States Circuit Court will assem-
BILE to-day and a grand july will be ap
pointed. Before this the election casei
in which fraud or Intimidation is charged
will be brought. It's held by some tina
the laws of the United states are iuope
rative in such cases, but the District At
torney assures me he intends to test tina
without delay.
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CHURCH-Old swede.

HNRlNlTY CHURCH-Old wedes-On
l. Church and Seventh streets, Rev viii
nam Fros ID ID, rector. Sunday ser
vices, morning at 10 80 o'clock, afternoon
at o'clock. Afternoon Sunday sch,ol
held III the church at O'Clock. Wednes.
day evening service at 8 O'Clock. The ser
vices are supported wholly by the free-will
offerings OF the people. None Of the seats
are rented all are free and dunappropriated. /.
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Nearly an Accident.

Joseph Il. Fisher, of Newark, while
cunning near Elkton, on Thursday slip
ped into a bole and accidentally discharg-
ed his gun, the load passing close to his
breast, and some scattering grains of shot
tearing the flesh Of his right hand.
The reception of Co. c DUPONT Guards
takes place on next Friday evening, in
the auditorium of the Grand Opera
House.
The United States coast survey steamer
Blake has arrived at Key West, Fla.
The bark Wilhelmina, grounded In Lit
tie Egg balbor, y. j., is a total wreck.
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obtained Jor Inpentors, IN ase UaneI Sil'1- 2
aud Europe, oi rcdaced ra,s. H'Rh oyr II
0Dice located in Hdsiingt0n, drs-'.y ,,t.
hesu Stdie' Fd'cm OGlce we are dj.c'ld'eal
Fdicm Busine.'iCith greater rpromt,a,s.anlba
aud less cost, thda 0t'lt~ pdlsm ditprn,,s tri,e
distance JrOm Washington, and uh1 hue IA
10 enplOy " associate GttOrnrys.r Ne nq,. n
tndrp etamindiions and Jurni,h opnignl a. n
.Wd0Hnb Jree U charge and al who ar Id 4
IN ncw inrcntions and idtents dse inr a 10 d,
a copy u our " Guide J0r Obtdifjng Iu0ls
Is dnf free 10 any address, and cOniiln.rg.
siructioAs hOi0 % obtain Pl,snis. anlol,r |
mater. We reicr 10 the GrmGn. Am,ricm \
Bdnk. Washington. u. G.: he Royal Sreiel
uegidn. and Danish L<gdiions. al 8d.hinqoa,
J"seph Cdseg, idie Chi.f Justice {. S. Courto. "A
70 NE 09Icidis n The T. S. Pltent Office, ami oI
toss and Members Of Congress from cey STATE
address: LOUIS BAGGER 4 Co., sod
q Putents aud Attorneys at Lai5, k Dvoa a-l
VashingtOn. ID. q.
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TNION NJ. +. CHURCH, corner OF Finh
~ and Washington streets, Rev b
Mann, pastor.
Morning, Rev. w. IL, Avery. Evening,
Rev. j. b. Quigg.
The public are cordially invited. Seats
free. Strangers welcome
The daily gazette., 1878-12-07

VNHE REGULAR WEEKLY BIBLE
l. Glass of the Young Mems Christian
Association VIII meet this evening, at 7 so
o'clock, for the study of the Internati email
Lesson 1t will be conducte by Prof. w
A. Reynolds. All are cordially invited,
UNITARIAN CHURCH, West street
" above Eighth, Rev j NJ W Pratt, pas
tor.
Service at IL m. Sunday school at 2 30
p m. Seats free. II are invited.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-07

ID ETHANI BAPTIST CHURCH, cor
ID OF Elm and jackson streets, Rev N
Eastwood, pastor.
Preaching tomorrow by Rev. T. NJ.
Eastw ood. Services at 10 30 "A IN and I 70
y m. Sermon In the evening To the "Un,
happy" sunday school at IA IN, and 2
m.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-07
CHURCHES TOMORROW.

A SBURY NJ. f. CHURCH-R John
N a B Wilson. pastsr.
Preaching at 10 80 a m, by the pastor, fol
lowed by prayer meeLIpg.
Children's meeting at ; p m, every Sat.
urday and IN Getting for the promotion o.
hOli at ! 30
The daily gazette., 1878-12-07

rHRINlTY CHAPEL. on King and FIfth
i streets, Rev william Frost, ID ID.
rector: Sunday services, morning at 10 so
O'Clock, evening at 80 o'clock.
trinity chapel Is open for evening pray
er on every wednesday afternoon at 4 80
o'clock, and on all Fridays and Holydays
for morning services at 10 80
Morning sunday school at Q O'Clock
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g ECOND BAPTIST CHURCH, Fourth
- and French streets. Rev II B Cook pas
tor.
Preaching at 10 30 "a m and : 30 p m by
the pastor.
sabbath schools to Il. m, aud u. m .
Pastors Bible clash Ia main aadienc e
room at p. IN.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-07

-, Il. PAUL'S NJ. T.. CHURCH.
y Preaching at 10 80 "A IN. and 80 u m .
Preaching, M prning service, by the pas-
tor, evening service by Rev VI Wilson
Quarterly conference this evening at Il. O.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-07

ANOV Err PRES SBYTERI.A N
IL Church, sixth and King Streets Rev
Lafayette Marks, ID. D., pastor.
Preach ng TO- morrow morning and even =
Ing at the usual hours
All are cordially invited.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-07

CT. JOHNS CHURCH.
- Sunday services 10 81 IN and 30 ID m
during Advent uaIly, with readings, al
p. m. except on Wednesday,, when tht
services are AT 81 p. III. Bible class on
Sunday at 80. Sewing school on Satur
day, at 80.
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assessment and geau
ssarasEOgs.

a CHORD1NG TO LAW ,7,,n
-: give notice that will be a. ~. En- . .
wing rolling Places for the n,,rt, 'ne ioi
niSlng The Assessment roJ t'i poSe OF re
,ne riatlsh CT Lafourcha, also for 100, 100, To-
r1S SIo' % 5a, ae,9istering all voters. VIZ paf
Tb;laa',;a.n @u.n FiecInct No. 3. Court uo,o.
May 9th. Precinct No
store and Neighhorhoods3 da1e drei'en Braud
.. May 3oth. Precinct No > "Ss. E;Ss
SURE ana Sypharien Dueas. ; Ino Sars ''iil'h S
.oune 5rd. Precinct No. Z I.afns n.tss:
sing. days o T. La1ourche Cros
M. June 9th. Precinct No. 5. A+o
ihlnodaux. days. VI near Jules
vapn,, ~ Eo1I 'oIi' l.r'ncinat Nc g. At or ne..
'eiicy folse Store. 3 davs. '' near Lo
| A''e1 ouuia l2th. I1, Precinct No. 7. At
/ August Claudet Store 2 d. - al or near
3 days. 0''o' NO. .. AT Loekport,
Store, 2days .. AS Delaune's |
Ledet te I.na. 5ai: Precinct No. 9. AT Livauda;x
"a yhne ne 18th. Precinct No % At c,+ os
@iiu Nelghborhood, 8 days. oui oh
CINE" vnhe = ia. Precinct Nc. 90. At J,nr;o |
JuIr ID. aii4 orange City, days. '0f
o"l} Ist Precinct Ne 2l Az Or noon
lmond Foret plantation ians VI near iras
vile. 5 days. w. ~ AT Tongue j
ouiy 9th. and 10TH Precinct No 10 "
Dnnrosnnu ,o nugaqs Llvaudals, At Elliot and ,
Juiy nth Precinct No. IS. All g D..
Ins Store, day. 1'' D. o Per :
tolse, l dav. '0' at Coteau :
"Ily 18TH Precinct No. IS. Race,ara a. q
Abrams Store, day. ei''io' at
july 10, is and II Pron;o S
': Heherts Store, 3 dayg 'o' ~ AT L
'u'y is, ~. and 90, Precinct NJ ,c =
@ 9uIy 2, Precinct No. 10, At Baton puo, t
July %, and 81, Precinct No. 10 II
'os sin's Store. . days. a. hfs. O
July ., 26 and Il. Precinct NJ ;, O.
|. n. Coulon's Store 3 days. H. AT g
July %, so, and 81, Precinct NJ - q
oyer Plantation front. dan ~ At L. i,
August /, ,, and 8, Prec;n"is~ =, -
Ieyer's Plantation. ChackbaE 40. io' AT II
august 5, G. and Z. P.ecinH NJ > Gays; I
august 5 3 and aiai2!9si e, Prel ys. v :.
sSs' s% Mn AZ fehx Granie;and Mr Io. otpjs f re
All property Lssaers vii, n,e.sa -. p
- TIC appointed places TO to- baTa ag,. III
mems revised. | will also he
q iu fpprletors to furnish me- tb
u snameslsnd ages of all malas ,rlo ON -
''e'I tsses between the ages OF Is and ~
tHbodaux Eay lith. 1873. e.
&. Il. MCBRIDE. O.
assessor and Registrar, III
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j ioufcLe.
slals & Bowling xz: ia. 1l.ssas Dr.
VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF ALIAS FL
Il to me directed. III the above cnti- |
Vi anil numbered case. l have SaiZed |
will offer 1or sale ut public auction |
suant to law to the last and highest bid |
,at the Court House, i'll the town OF |
hodaux on
Saturday August 17th. 1878.
,woen the hours of IL o'clock A M. AVID
clock P. N. the following descfioeo
tGEaTsiy PLANTATION SITUATED
this Parish on The right bank OF the .1ay
LafogrcAsat about three or iour iAil6s
we the tHn of Thibodaux generally
own as :hesernard plantation ana CON-
sed OF eee Blowing described tracts ol
St. A cEIs,AIN TRACT OF LAMP
, aated u ,G, ,srish on the right PAM am
Bay91n y1ana natgnrGe tpa at about three or tour
ss snonT arpepts ,n1 sp of Thibodaux IL meas fa.
m srpents in depth eSsd or less rom Move ~ by
is formerly owned YoInu Iames 4 and VI
Billu and now owRhia James hH 2. octave aau A
geron and below by tn, Erulee ~ Grand
ne Road Separating it ~, +bo yVaver
limitation. belonging to JS ee re John NJ
5eil.
d. A CERTAIN TRACT y LAM
lie rear Of and adjacent parh, 10 TN
described tract aid fronting an th
ee Grand Chene road measuring >hon
arpents front more or less ohth
se Grand Chene Road by Twenty 1,
It's in depth more or less the latter
closing as they recede from the sa
e Grand Chene Read bounded in trO
st by the said Brulee Grand Che
North by land above described "a
rtv arpents claims fronting on Bay
rche above and West by land form
sed by Joseph Bourg and South
ormerly owned by J. L. Ledet.
with ali the buildings and impro'
rights and privileges thereon q
belonging or in any wise apperta
Ms OF SALE CASH ON II
United States Treasury Notes.
ABOVE :DESCRIBED PROP
sold III lots or parcels as requi
OF not less than ten nor more t
cres each as per plan to be N
ID IN the office Of the ,undersigl
the delay fixed by law.
Ssh. 1878.
~ L. 4. WEPr
SN OF
~
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A1ons Branch Shor.
Breczes.
",, oftss 1ss 1e,x'n.s Veritable account
q "e astonishing Results Il
piOdNoed.

er ln New York, what Oo w." weat1
is no nos weather; bat you are mi mistah aI.
fl en-; City people don't know ,an anH
1.ias ABOUT genuine hot weathcr
T Ii yoa want to see aenn;e "ea'1er'
3 weather pe you must come to I,o"" W..
u n'ancn s. when the hot wind blows
III i" ,t IRON the Jersey shore. "S Y"n
, must stand in that swsI. Lou
fs Gepnyr which Eolus sends mug
II from the ocean or the monnt,;.', no'
out which the wind.gods h1n,
.; OF Monmonth y. county. You ,unes mnss
SUN, SiO 10 the hot beach sand an%
breath the fiery air which f;rst &
tcorches t,orS: the horses at the race ss
t;s, tfaek, gathers dust along the
highway, then superheats itsaIe s
over the broiling gridirons of les1'a t1'a
great hotels, ANA then ponnces N ,1ne
Gown and watts il gentle tlame
into the lungs Of the summer o ";'
/ itor. 'ner VS.
"How's the thermometer to.d.u
l asked an old fellow, as he sat-
roasting peanuts and baking s" s"o
pies and potatoes in the hot sonl ~
III 'front.' OF the Ocean House
"Ihermometer, Sir ~ WIN
therc amt no thermometers ~
round Long Branch to-day. Don,t
you see e, the Winds from the
snore ;, thermometers +! Why, the
mercury boiled over this morninn ,
Pulled the nails out of the boards
ana a away tloated fifty Lon@,
branch / II nc thermometers, nails and
all, Ike 50 many balloons
ss7y ST! srUuru say I did.
Why everything dries up Lere
when the hot wind comes from
the shore. In one day apples dry
up like butternuts, pumkins dry
up and look like potatoes, green
corn shrinks to clothes pins, and
watermelons- watermelons- why,
d you see that boy peddling coco
aAqts over there q
old the .nan l did.
No YOU don't either. Them
anu coesanuts at all. Them's
urleh NV. "'.u .,nd T ons, dried up by
imposin' ina 'Ga, ",1l ON 'tt the boy has been
West End Hotel alioests alie OF tne
them poor city people " ;ad ss''rus s
termelons for cocoanuts. "
aYou don't tell me SO ow
i eyes, SIT, | do. Why it's so l,e,
!. and dry here sometimes that
man can't open his mouth with
D out having his tongue dry up ant
g g his gums weather crack till
it teeth rattle around and dro'
le like ripe cheStnuts. l e.
"a nine gallons of dried
,nt ,aa' weather cracked ears
me Gay, and the ne
nd Grant and Geo. +
,er- e over and ideGtitit
by sswho'd they u
xee r ed.
and II d no, but
ain Of Mr.. Child
HE did cry vile
pp tooth, drew
ired m Alas, poo
han him not t
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,oo1y p A, Feniiy and PaHfo-
CtoiHS, S,.a.erss. Main street, between
q ,,s a." and St. Philip streets
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,,1ray. MRS. E., Dry Goods.
A ssh fancy Artales. &c. corner A"rN''
9. Joais streets, .
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I'M. G. coffee House Keeper, Main
4 ZEmA'h hotween Jackson and Sc. Phi
ijp Streets.
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,nrAyry THOMAS, Ator"ey al Lar
RApraM l,,nar Mainand Focus Streets, up
atairs. |
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BUSINESS CARDS.

REOORE, I. D. AHorney at Lar,-of
VA flee up stairs Main ST. corner
Focus.
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,,,p.7Ty Al. Family d P'a''fat'o''
Anmayi G.aasries Main Street, corner Mana
and Focus. ---------s
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Germs ot Jatseripllon
One year [inad'ancel ...,.,,$a 90
. within 3 months.... ) so
One Copy :.
. ,,NrAN pro'r s. Business Manager
PunLIsiiID EVERY oAtohDA1S'
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STATE CF LOuIsIlN.

- ATE OF LOUISIANA.
q udieai District Court, Parish ar T..
i tourche.
saaS q Bowling vs.. Ne. Isaa Dp d d
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d. DAVID A Dry Goods, Shoes,
lFos Hess, Caps Ne.. corner Main
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(sn.s, s a, { Beaier IL Eorei,,. an,
ssss pry Goo.is, CioMsay Sc,
erief st Philip.
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Llioss y, n, EMILE Z. Recorder. Court
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Hes Il. I; E., Tar C3tleciar, Court
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iii III iIOiIlS, .Slt.!Ie,', corner st
a'd t. Bridget treets.
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|stpds J- D: Groceries aud DRY
ktrea Maine jackson ana
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n. s,'l o., Groceries, uGne
uSad dil,gFs' I. Aain street, between ST
The New York herald., 1878-11-24
MARHLE MANTELs.

A FuRrHER REDUCTION iN PRICES FROM iuN1
Al-Mantcs Crates and all kinds Slate Work larp o.
assortment; now designs PENRIiYN SLATE COMPANY,
30 Union square, 4th and 18th 81.
MARBLE AND MARBIEfZED MANTEI.s GRAVE
INIstoncs; bottom prices A. kLABER I3i East istb NJ
near Sd
S1EwARTs SLATE AND MARBLE MANTELs Ar
Jowesl pccs Slate Steps, Risers and all kinds Slate
Work rs West I'D st.
THE LARGEST MANUFACTURERS OF LOW AND
half low Crates. for either hard coal with DUNN
ing aud shakn Attachments brass open Fepaces win
Andrgns and Basket Crates for wood fires fencrs
FIRE sets and Coal lI0ds antique and modern
Wholesale and retai low estimates given 70 builders con
tractors and architects. j. =. CONOyER CO. yH aud
36S Canal st.. Na~ v--s - -
The New York herald., 1878-11-24

DRINrISG PRESSES FOR sALE-fIALF MEDIUM
Gordon cy indcr eighth medium Gordon, and two eighth
medium Deg,na Presses will be sold cheap for cash.
Sheridan Paper Cut tier taken In exchange
L. IL
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-01-04
LErrEE FROM VERDE.

EDITOR MINER: - Complaints having reached here of depredations being com nitted in the Tonto Basin by renegade In- dians, detachment of soldiers and Indian scouts under command of Lieut.. Whitney, leave here on Tuesday morning. Capt. Chas. Porter, whose abilities for probing into the truth of these complaints are so we'll known, accompanies the expedition for the purpose of thoroughly investigating matters in that section.
 Jesus Ferris, tried before Justice Max well, for selling whisky to Indians at this post, was found guilty, and sentenced to pay a fine of $40, which he liquidated, and is now at large.
 William Allen, of Antelope springs, and Miss Katie Sessions were joined Dy hy- mems bels, on the 2Sth, by Justice Max well. A handsome collation. was served at Hull's store, and grand dance in the evening, to which all the elite of Verde at tended. B,
 Verde, A. T., Dec. 30, 1878.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-01-04
DRY WASHERS.

Valentine, the inventor and manufacturer ot the Valentine Dry Washing Machines, for the saving of the most minute particles of gold from tho earth, shipped, this morn ing, by MT. Wm. Underhill's team, three of these ingeniously constructed machines to Wickenburg, where they are to be placed Tn working order, and used on the poorer class of vulture tailings, many thousand tons of which are piled up and waiting the advent of these machines, which are to separate the precious metal from the barren dirt. The richer tailings, of which there is large quan- iaties, are being treated by pan process, with the most satisfactory results, and it is confidently believed by those who are com tent to judge, that these tailings contain over two millions ofdollars in gold, and ail, or nearly all ofwhich will berescued and put into the pockets of the enserprising proprie- tors of the pan, and dry-washer process.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-01-04
MOTION FOR NEW TRIAL.

Yesterday motion came up in the Dis. trict Court, before Judge French, for new trial in the Cole-Bean case. Thos. Fitch, for defendants, made an elaborate and ex- haustive argument in favor of the motion, and Messrs. Rush and Morgan ably resisted it. The matter was finally submitted to the Judge, who, In consequence of the immense volume of the record ts be examined, the case having been tried twice in the District Court already, took it under advisement, and will make decision at the earliest mo- ment, after thoroughly satisfying himself as to the law and equity of the motion,
 The attorneys appear to be iab0ring, not so much for decision in the District Court that shall be final as to the rights of the parties. as to get the cause in proper shape for decision in the Territorial Supreme Court with the ultimate view of carrying it from that tribunal to the Supreme Court of the United States. as it Is now quite evident that whichever party is beaten. will surely appeal from Court to Court, until it reaches that oas of final resort, unless. at some stage of the proceedings, the parties litigant shall come to their senses and compromise the matter.
 The decision of this motion will probably be rendered early next week, say Monday or Tuesday