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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-04-01
) SALEM LEAD COMPANY.

Warranted PURE WHITE LEAD.-Well
known throughout New England as the WHIT
ESIs FINEST and BEST.
LEAD TAPE, 5-S in. wide, OIL reels for Cur
'AL LAD IA B. RfDBON. from . 10 to s inches
wide pp reels for Builders. IL =
LEAD PIPE OF any size or thickness.
At the lowest market Prices for goodl of equal
quality. FRANCIS BROWN,
marl5 tS&W&w1v Treasurer, 6alem Mass.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-01
ARMY INT LLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, May 81, 1878.
The Board Of Ordnance officers in session In
New York are ordered TO examine Captainw A. Marye
and FIRST Lieutenant John PtLan for promotion.
Board OF ordnance officers, to consist OF ColonoiP.
" Hagner, Lieutenant Colonel James G. Benton and
Lieutant Coons Silas Crpn Is ordered to convene at
the Ordnance Agency in New York Tor tho sxamina-
ton OF Major T. ). Trcadweli for promotion.
First Lieutenant II. II. Pratt. Tenth cavalry, now
leave absence this CITY, ordered 10 proceed TO
Fort Leave 1worth Kansas, TO confer, under special
instructions IRON The Adjutant Gcueras Office, with
Brigadler General John Pope on business connected
with tho public service
PHYSICAL CONDITION or GRADUATES.
board. to consist oil Surgeon Edward 4. Valum,
Surgeon Ii. j u. Irwin ana Assistant Surgeon Henry
Lppincott, ordered to assemble nj United states
Military Academy at West Point, N. Y, June
III next TO into the physical qualifications Of
the members OF the graduating cass ana tho candi
dates for admission 10 the academy. Proceedings Will
be forwarded 20 tho Adjutant General. Separate re-
ports will bo made 10 the case OF any graduate deemed
physically unit Tor service and OF those
admitted on probation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-01
MURDER AND ROBBERY.

FoRT MCKINNEY, Wy T.. May 81, 1878
On the Gath inst. Harry Anderson, an empoyS In
the quartsrmaster's department here, who was sit
ting by . tree watching herd OF mules, was shot
from behind instantly killed, after which he was
robbed. Suspicion rests on a soldier OF this post a.
tho murderer, IRON the fact that a citizen saw the
SOLDIER with his gun and belt full OF cartridges
the vicinity n short time previous The
finding OF the body board OF officers has becn or
dered gate the matter. evil.
dencs so lar produced will evidently convict the
soldier ofNwiliul murder. Blood was found his
boots, winch he had secreted, and also his socks
caused from q hole In the boots Tho blood was ox-
amined by physicians aud proved 10 DO human blood.
Unless the solder can prove an abb, which ne has
not yet done, the chances are against him. He nov
confined IN the post guardhouse.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-01

PLATFORM OF THE PARTY coLoRED MEN AS
suRED OF FULL PROTECTION DY THE Gov
FRSING RACE.
MONTGOMERY, May 81, 1878.
The Democratic State Convention adjourned sine
die last niRht Tho felloNinr Ia tho nlaifnrm.--

The democratic and conservative people Of Aabama in
convention assembled renssefng the principles ed
in our Convention oflsIS DO resolve ana declared
First she democratic sud conservative party oflaw
patriotic aud efforts under tue blessings OF od
Is the final defeat OF the radical leaders In their
wicked designs manifested rom the Inception OF the
construction TO destroy tho happiness and prosper
iy oi both in the south BY involving them In cease
loss turmoil and collision
ScpsaThet the financial distress, extending in many
cacs to misery ana want Is the outgrowth
OF the profgate expenditures fraudulent practices aud
class legislation which has marked tho OF the repub
iican party.
ThfrdTbat by creating and useless Offices aud
lowing those already created with pnccly perquisites
Inconsistent with the simplicity OF system OF govern
ing which Daniel Webster warned forty ye
woui endanger the lib sres OF people: de.
the methods the measures and the who arc
responsible tor them unworthy the Of honest
this reign OF rooa will and
the OF liberty ana security, which peryadc the entire
limits oil tile state an while rene the pledges o pro-
lection all the coored people recognize and hold
great have been achieved alone DO
by the union oil the governing race-the
white people OF the land
Tourthhat the state government ably. wse "
and Justly adm nered since the first Inauguration OF Hts
Bxcccncy Gcorgo 4. Houston. and We mold that the
pledges OF the party to rctrench expenditures reform
abuses aud the laws have peen fully redeemed
In support Of this assertion we refer With pleasure and con-
hdcnce the statute books the financial condition Of the
state. aud the and good order which pervade the
whole Commonwealth.
f,That is purpose 1T tho demacratic and con-
ot th4s state invOlae it, ou
cations people and the bond d, uitos OF the
state and congratulate the tnxDayers upon ths pros.
poet being able TO reduce the rate Of taxation without
impang the credit VI the state or furnishing Its good
name.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-01

CINCINNATI, Ohio, May 81, 1873.
Marshall, the jani,or OF the OHIO Medical college,
where the body Of J. Scott Harrison was found yescr
day, was released to-day S. 900 bail, Dr. Whitaker.
of the faculty. appearing as surety
Mf. Hafrison's Uvdy was taken 10 spring Grove
Cemeery, W. ere u win rcmaiuuntil auHBn, when ~
will be rendered at North bend
NO lurther arrests have been made .bus sne excte.
ment IN still intense
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-01
MURDER BY LYNCH Law.
DESPERATE DRAGGED FROM HIS BED AND
SHOT BIZ MASKED MEN.


SHOT BIZ MASKED MEN. !.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, May 81, 1873.
A despatch states that Wednesday night, At
Owsnsvills, Gibson county, Ind, Andy Compagnion.
q desperate. was taken from his bed by six MASKED
men, carried the outskirts OF the town and rdoIed
with bullets. Compagnion had for o long time Il
seems been suspected Of attempts 70 rob James A.
Robinson, prominent cattle dealer, VINO was 10 the
habit Of riding around the country with considerable
sums Of money upon his person. There had been
several attempts 10 rob him. One night he called
to tho door, aud upon ns appearances Was fred upon
BY gang OF robbers, receiving Two wounds. not fatal
Robinson returned the ire, dispensing them. He
wade vgilant search for tho robbers, and one, William
Knight was arrested convicted ana sent 10 the Peni.
tentiary. No positive evidence being found against
CompAxnion he was discharged. trap was laid TO
get confession IRON him, but he avoided ~ having
been warned. He aiterward sndcavorsd TO shoot one
simpson, who one of the principal parties
cerned In tho formation OF the trap. This so ncensed
tho people that mob assembled and killed him 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-01
MURDER AND SUICIDE.

81. LOUIS, NO., May ~, 1878.
Mrs. Thompson, . widow about ffty years old.
highly connected aud respected, killed her daughter
Net,ie, about sixteen years old, with . razor while
sleeping IN bed At Springfield, NO., Wednesday night
last, and thon cut her own throat. Temporary tn
sanity, accustomed BY sickness, Is assigned
fnrf Ho
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-01
FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, May 81, 1879
On tho iarm Of Robert Linn. Tour miles from HiIls-
boro, this morning portable sawmi boiler exploded,
killing three and severely scading three others
One man vas thrown completely over tall tree. The
boiler was found 800 ysrus distant.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-01
KILLED ON THE TRACK.

srRNcriELp, Mass, May 81, 1878
Mrs. McHollern was run over aud killed by the
evening train on the canal road At North ampton TO-
night
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-01
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, May 80, 1878.
Master Hugo Osterbaus Is detached IRON the Hydro.
graphic ONCE and ordered duty at the Navy Yard.
Norfolk, Va
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-01

tves but will be circulated for signatures generally
In Congress Mr. Aouse. Of tennessee viii write tho
address
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-01
HE TALL,poosA At NEWPORT

THE TALLiPoosA AT NEWPORT
NEWPORT. r. J., May 81 1873
The United States steamer fallapoosa, from New
York, with supplies, arrived at the torpedo station
today.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-01
NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY JUNE 1s78-wITH

alarm, the murderer struck her down and I'M
hcted deep wounds, from which, she mas
not yet fully recovered The heavy rifle was broken
over the head Of Mrs. James Finney Who started from
an adjoining room her night drcss TO help the
aged people. whom she thought from their cries
might be iil. and, Jumping over her senseless
form, the black nend engaged IN n desperate strug-
gle with James Fnney The latter could not At
first dlscntanRls himself from the bedclothes. put
finally got himself tree and stroke OF superior
dex,erity wrenched tho stock OF tho gun that ms
moro powerful antagonist retained from his hands.
on another gun That was IN the hired mans
possession and shouting alarmed the nelghbors The
negro had taken flight, but was readily captured
al hts roughboard house, and easy Identihed. Webb
not at all Injured by his struggle with the Rev
James Fiuney, although the clergyman suffered
severely, and II was long time before he wholly re-
covered. Mrs James Fiuney's injuries were serious.
The aged Mr. Finney died soon after receiving bis
wounds.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-01

From this time torwsra John Henry became moroso
aud suilen Ho refused to Iis,sn 10 the adj
solved upon the course he was TO pursue
On the night preceding the tragedy Eliza
was in Mr. Roph's basement Kitchen with her
mother at work on her wedding garments, for she
10 nave been married In = few days afterward
John Henry at late hour the same tight went into
cabin near Mr.. Rolph's house occupied by a coorcd
aud woman, where he in the habit Of staying
and spending the night In the morning abeus oight
O'Clock Eliz. came down 20 that house on some
sns mad been dong the night before, and told her
that he knew everything that was soiss on IN
Sparta and that sho must tell him u she INTENDED to
marry him. Eliza replied with eome sharpness that
snc had previously told him she was not going TO
marry n hnas ana ,unv 10 ob wn hsa porpo.es s'e
gun from the man from whose house he was TO 90
ducxing, took the gun, which was loaded win small
shot, and fred that load OF. lie then wont down
store about orc hundred yards distant and bought
one cents worth oil large No. shot, one load and
Ave percussion caps He deliberately loaded the gun
with the largo shot whilo In the store and took II
back 10 the cabin and placed ~ the loot oil the bsi
tho door. All this occurred on the morning Of
tho 14,h Of January, 1875
TINE SHOOTING
In n short timo afterward Eliza came In again on
some other errand ana went 10 the nre, whore the
wife OF tho occupant OF the house was. John picked
ny the gun, conir onted Eliza, and standing between
her and tho door he asked her again u she Intended
TO marry him, at the same time raising the gun and
pointing II AT her. Eliza threw up her hands and
said, "John Henry, don't you shoot me-" The words
had scarcely lief. her lips when gun nrco. tho
entire charge lodging In the lott breast OF Eliza, VINO
fell on small bed and expired 10 lew moment.
Jonn left tho gun In corner, and on his
way TO the store again met the mother Of tho
murdered yirI, VINO said, Have you killed Eliza ?"
TO which he replied, "Yes, 1 have" Reaching the
store he told Mr. John y. Broaddss that he had kiled
Eliza Roy, and asked him TO protect him. John was
arrested anu taken before magistrate. In about
two weeks from this time he made his escape from
jail. The Governor offered reward OF 800 Tor his
arrest nut nohtag bcard VI hin until tue % OF
December, lsiI--a lapse OF nesriy NO ycaf-when Il
youth, VINO Rad Known min Ia sparts. saw him Ia
md spcu a. A n
Jury brought in verdict Of gully OF murder In tho
first degree
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-04

lence should always he kept in mnl.
The best is the-cheapest, especially IN
our breeding animals.
Nothing in Che pig line is so disgust
ing to me as this cant about thorough
lred. With TIE exception of lhe Wild
boar and the hog OF the Last Indies
there are no such breeds. All our
modern breeds are only crosses. and
all depend upon the Sas IadicQ for
carly maturity and tie disposition to
lay on fat. II is hieh time all swine
growers were educated to this fact, and
40 longer humbusged OJ tae lilo sand
and one different breeds. aud the I'm
s,ruplous me bod, o dispos.u- OF them
tiat have often been resortcd o.. There
IS no one breed OF hogs al lhis day bu
nas been reYampcd during my rocollcc-
ton. i pig SHOW teaches lessons That
should be taken with many grains oi
allowance they only show what MIJ
zoe accomplished under thc most favor
.blc circumstances Of Gaze aud keeping.
Better 20 10 our great mag,s where
no-s are cousrcsQied by tAe tens oi
thousands, and where pigs o.all de-.
gree, with all kind, of keep, may o,
seen. The hog tim- the farmer aad
.coderwanls is the one thltw.il cYu
vert his supiu, corn iuio mcat, au,
make The most pounds .1r the .a~a.l %.
corn consumed.
so lar as lam capable @. judging
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-04

SOMETHING FOR TUE NEW YEAR The world
renowned success Of Uoste;tegs Bitters, ay.d the
continued popularity for quarter Of cen NY az
o stciuachic is scarcely more wonderful than III,
welcome that greets the annual appearance Of
Hostcttcl's Almanac. This valuable medical
iaeadae is published by Hostctter 4 Smith
Pittsburgh, Pa, under their owU immediate SUPER
vision, employing SC han6s in that Department.
Ten cylinder printing presses, folding machines,
job presses &c. are running about eleven
months in the year on this work, and the issue Of
same fer 1919 viii not be less than ten Millions,
printed in the English, German, French. Welsh,
Norwegian, Swedish, Holland, Bohemian and
alish languages. Refer to a copy Of it for
valuable and Interesting reading CONGO nj g
heath, and numerous testimonials as TO the cn :
easy Of HosteiieIs Btess, amusement, yaiisd in
formation, atr3poaical calculations and chrome
lasica. TENS, g., which can be derondcd on for
correctness. The Almanac Tor 1879 can be OBJ
tanned ec Of cot, from druggists and general
c.ln.r. dealers ia al parts OF The country.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-04
MEXICAN
Mustang Imminent,
FOR MAN And BEAST.

This lininent very naturally originated In Ameri-
ca. where Nature provides n her laboratory such
surprising ant.dotcs for the naladies Of her ofil-
lrcn. rs fame has been spreading for 80 years
until now = clcircles the habitable globe
Tho Mexican Mustang LlE.mcnt is o matches
remedy forcli external ailments Of man and beast.
To stock owners and farmers It Is invaluable.
4 siae,o bottle of;on saves o human lie or re-
stores til u-ecalrcss Of an excellent horsc' OK,
COW, O. sheep.
II cures foo.ro;, hoofaii, hollow horn, grub
scrc,r-ysor1i, shoEider-Fot, mango, the bites s-d
a.ac5 Of poisonous reptiles ana insects, and every
such drawback to stock breeding and bush life.
Il cures every external trouble OF horses, such
II Iamcae-a, ftrstshcs, srinny spTains, founder
ind-sail r.nS 5oac, otc., &C.
Tho Mexican rus; ang L.aimcnt 10 the quickest
euro r. tne world for accidents occurring in tho
family, IN the absence OF q physician, such as
bur., scalds sprains cute, o;c., and for Fouina-
l.s.l, and shines engenGcrcd b. oxposurr. Tar
tlc,:iar,y valuable to Miners.
Il Is tn. cheapest remedy IN the world for &
rcnctTatcs TIC muscle TO the bone. and e single
application Ia generally sufficient 70 cure.
icxican Mustang Linlment is put Up in three
sizes Of bottles 40 larger ones being proportion
atoly much the cheapest Sold everywhere
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-04
SOUTH.

VasscnFcr train leaves Front Royal ll.2i q -.
arrives st-afburg l. N. daily except sunday, con-
Meeting with west bound mail train for Woodstock.
Train passing Woodstock 20 Il o. II. ruus only
on Mondays. Wednesdays and Saturdays all other
trains dai except sunday,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-04
Seed wheat.

have about rs bushels of The celebrated Sfvoi
Chat Iancastcr wheat for ssia. ] have s,vcl ,li.
wheat for two years aud am much riessl with %,
result ! made 30 bushels on p a. an acre
wouihout fertilizers The hoed 81 this whe.t g.
ed out squire bottom and top-and is ualail,
iargc-sin atfaw, nj ems perhaps a day or tw
later tnau The Fulfz. rarpics cau be seen \. ,ns
Store. Terms i.53 per lrgHl dciycIed on M,
cars weighed CA rs g. tie bushe Il is bearded
wheat
Aug. d T.. 8. A. DANEEg.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-04
TEXAS CONNECTIONS F..

Daily except Sunday: other trains daily.
For information. rates and ckets apply to John
". Woodward ticket agent stanton, Va.
CONWAY f. HOWARD, e.. ?. K 7. A.
" u. S. DUNN, Ensr. * Surt.
Close connection for Front Royal, arrive ct
Front Royal 2,22. p. VI. Leave Front Royal 1886
=. VI. arrive az Woodstock 3.l5 p ".
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-04
-CHED .-LE II. ~ RaY L vALLEf BRANCH
, h. ~ o. II r.
Taking Eject Jane. lOth, 1878.
NORTH.

Change Cars at Strasburg for Front Royal.
The % p NJ train passing Wood stock runs only
Oh Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays all other
trains daily except sundays.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-04

On, DEAR Me, IN GETTING GRAY
NlR FAILING. You have only to use
~Loudon II j. color Rc,torer, The best
atd most cleanly article ever imtroduc
pG 20 the American people, Is entire
harmless aal free from all impur,
ingredients that rculsr many articles
obuoxiaus. I.thickcns thin hair, stops
it. fai.in.. and restores the perfectly
ulturl color. I, Is nicely perfumed
ana So elegantly prepared as to make
tia lasting hair dressing and toilet
.eyery.
"a. rlNrs. a PROMINENT CITIZEN,
Wilson, IS G. writes: ono ten years
agony wilc's hair commenced falling
.ul .ot yer, hin ami turned g~ay,but
.aor u,ia. "London Ilair Color Re
..anr ID scalp became healthy, the
a4ir sorr,d 'allIns. tae color was re-
,.r.l. agj DOW growing beuti'ul>
'r.
So.l,t75 rcu,sa lo,le ol 81 The
la'i o.zu l., all pr mircut druggists
En- No.Is.ock q, pa. D. d. CATER
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-04
Railroads.
Chesapeake R.R.
Is the best rOufe to Cincinnati
and all Western Cities.

On and after February Sd 1873, Passenger
Trains will run as follows:
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-04
OLD,
TRIED,
AND
TRUE.

People are getting acauainted-and those VINO
arc not ought to bc-with the wonderful merits Oh
that great American Remedy, the
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-04
Peace RESTORED!!.
HIGH PRICES CONQUERED l!

The enemy in full retreat and
Iack Chandler could not be consol-
ell over the departure Of Ulysses,
ccausc he (poor fellow had not
heard thar
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-04

Say .''a' '''' ''''' % ~ '.''" '-'' '''
-
NV y ~
i''e' " P'7' '"' ''''.'''''''' '''' o'
peUs,'I '''' ''''' VA '-'"'.'.5 '' '
Co'" p'''" '''' P'' ''''' '''''' '''''
I'll ''.i i'0,e' ~ ~" 60 100 ''"'' " '...s''
even 'housh lh'fe were 'ui t"' l--
in the litter, Lat ~hst ole Was better
than the other. with ,ae same car. and
-; ,rt,roi. o.. ......f......
N'' Pc -,
ger oil on0l''loi"s' ''''5-'-ol"S' 'f ""'
other breed OF cattle that would larc g.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-09-16

Gle 81 81. slnsalt aaals's
yeamhraGelg rOpietf anft, lastGnd
ion 9lreu apotbefer OSer Sduoler
hirM eaiadts lluterld)riit bon RI.
Woaeier & 60. 5eisea, hamlt
Sbr nidt Onrd l9ledte 9taddbmurl=
at& betrOge1 uerOet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-09-16
Dyspepsia!

DOer uerOantttlgs gefdDmefOfm,
GOpidmer5, Sdnlteri6mer5, Be-
lentuuaug Der 8rnit, Sultel iatres
AuftoBen alls Dem Magen, SbDir=
bel, idledtem 6eidmaf int MnnOe,
@nlenleiOen, Ser5flopfen, Gbmers
gen in Der Nierer=G egetO, lttb bltIs
bert atlbere &ranfbeitszG rdeitrnl.
gen, peld)e brr6 nnberOauli1teit
er5eugt tDerSet1.
Gege1: 9antkraukbeiten, Aus
(d)liaf, SdmdreuL Sal3FiiRe, .Tlet=
fen, M}itefer, Geidpiire, Garbuns
Eel, &iaswnrru, GrinOfOpt idlimme
Nuger, GlDtDlauf, GrdBe, Gd0rf,
MtBfarbe INTO auoere Graaibeiten
ber SUIT it Der Gebrard) Der SrOpz
fem bOn llrbergleidlid)er @irfungl
Cine finai9e Mafd)e lDirO in
atleu TileH ben nngla1tbigitem
ber @irtang Oieies 9eitmlttels
5euger. H.
DaItft Glter Slut rein
Gefnnobett Cures 0rgT'"'"D
1uirO Die gol9e fein.
Sic Glo11
Datnbnroer foptfn!
foaet 20 Gents. n flint gldi6en
snei 9ollars, fudei allen apOtbeS
tern nno sdaald IN MeOis'''sn ~
babeu. -
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-09-16

ten feiu freunoli6es @ort 9eDe6lelt. Ser
S~anilienswilt lit in Solge elmer @rbl6aft
e%ntltdnoen.
@iniae pabrbaft greultde
StraBenrGuber iiberfeler bteler&a8e
eiren 8alttmprer Dor Der Staot III Der
g1dbe Ser iibcr @pDnn's Sale fiibrenDen
8iabuft=8 rade, 100 ct gefil0t bate. Der
Wtdun muroe, ais er it'd CUR gSebre 1eBte,
bon ben Gerlen gei6la9en, bis er beipIBtlos
am 8ooen log, bann beraubt, nab oe1lt
8uhnee[eile Qei6Geift unb quer iiber bal7
ielbe 0eleot. @egen 9 ll6r am Nbeno oes7
lelben Cages eingen 8etpobner oes SorteS
SertonptGe an Der Stele, no Ser StraBenz
raub berilbt norben mar, porltber lr0 lteu7
ten, ais Tie Elm at6alteroes St0Drtelt oerz
nabmen, 9ta1fori6ungen an. Ste taitoen
ben l1nglitdliden auf Dem Babngelelle ltllo
bradten i'm lofort III St6erbett. Sdlo
na6ber paiiirte ein @iiter3ug baS @eleile,
oer ben Wtanlt, tpentt Die S%ertonpiller tttt
getDelen iu1ren, serntal1nt baben tplroe.
0ie 2eute, tpeIde 1td DeS S~etpuBtlolen an
oenommen batten, brahtcn lbn mad Nn<
tpenbun0 Der gebrGudIi6en Wtittel 5ur 8e>
Itntuno ltno erflDren baum bon tbn1 oas
oorite6eno Mitgetbetlte.
4usIan6.
8esIglid Ser Johannesburg beS
6eutf6en Gei6sta9es miro folge1z
DC lleberiidt ais oefihtttp at9egeben:
Snuierpatipe. III
9tatioualliberale nit Der @ruppe
20ipe u1b ben Ntlben........ 1917
Centrum nit Yolen, @elfen uno
SlldneM. A%o
Sprtldritf. 26
So;iaIiIten 8
Semnfraten 3
@utonornt1ten. 4
Groteltler 4
l
-
397
The daily gazette., 1878-09-11
u. s. COURT.

The U. 81 Distric: Court, met yes er-
day morning, at IL o'clock Judge Brad
ford, presiding.
II the ca te Of William G llop, charge
with selling liquor aid cigars without
The special tax, o. motion Of b. nj ields,
E g., counsel for the defendant theIcase
was continL ed untiluext term, aud there
upon the defendants recosniz nc IS were
respected until that time.
Case of Charles Fl, Treat, bankrupt,
the assignee of said bankrupt, having
filled his tiXal accounts, representing
that no asses had been .ceived by him
on mo'iou of s. A. Macallisier, L a., 1t
was ordered that the assignee be discharg-
ed.
Case of Dennis Fennessy, bankrupt, O &,
motion OF W. G. Ssruance, ESQ.,, council
for the petitloning creditors, order
the proceedings iu this case..be dismissed
and the injunction heretofore issued be
dissolved.
Case of y iwari Denohue, bankrupt,
on motion of W. c. Spruauce, Esq couu-
sci for cred tors the case was couLinued
until next tsrm.
In the Ill alter of Thomas Underwood
rs. James Stock and Z. w. Horn, IN
equity, Oh motion of B. Nelds, Esq, S..
licitor Tor c complainant, the tine Tor TAX
ing testimony in this cause was continu,
ed until first Monday in October next.