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BEA CONsFIELD AND SALISBURY.
Civic Honors by the city OF London-A bril-
liant Scene ut Guildhaii

LONDON, Aug. 3.-The following is the pro-
gramme of the civic honors paid to Lords Bea-
consfcd and Salisbury to-day: The distin-
guished guests arrived in the city at p. NJ.
and were received at the entrance OF Guildhall
10y the City Lands Committee. wearing their
robes and carrying rs badges their wands Of
office. Their Lordships were escorted through
the temporary pavilion in Guildhall yard. con-
Quoted TO the library. and received by the
Lord Mayor. tho Lady Mayoress. and the
civic dignitaries wearing their official robes.
Subsequently procession wns formed and
moved 10 the great hall. whore Lords Beacons-
field and Salisbury were conducted to the dais
and took their places at the right Of the Lord
Mayor. The members Of the Common Council
OF the city of London were provided with seats
in front Of the dais. The usual formalities were
gone through with as though an ordinary
Court Of the Common Council were hold, The
Town Clerk read tho resolutions agreed to by
the Common Council for presenting the free
The City Chsmberlain 0 HtRtsap sdarsssed
their LCrdships. and Invited them g
the city. and offered to each the right
hand Of fellowship. Lords Beaconsield and
Salisbury ,replied. and the court at once ai-
hall with the Lord Mayor in carr age went TO
tho Mansion House. whore the Ministerial ban
9uet was given in Egyptian Hall Tho scene ut
rations were remarkable. embracing seven
thousand OF the choicest plants. which lined
every passage, with fountains playing at inter-
walls.
on their arrival at Gulldhall. Lords Beacons-
fold and Salisbury were enthusiastically re-
ceived and loudly cheered by an immense
crowd lining the approach.
The banquet given in honor Of Lords Bea-
consileld and Salisbury. at the Mansion House
last night. was grand affair Most Of the Min
listers and, brilliant company were pres.
peace which had resulted would be-
durable because all the powers wore satisfied
There was a party in Russia. by no means the
most influential, which had been checked. The
relations OF all the powers wore most friendly
especially with Russia and France. He could
not conceive OF q greater misfortune than the
enhancement OF France
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Discovering tina. he Had Another wife.

As Miss Christina Richie was making COM
plant OF bigamy in Justice Gucks court IN brooklyn
yesterday, against Talman Rivers, painter. Whose
wife she thought herself 10 DO for three months
past she tainted and fell 20 the noor She
had been enjoying the honeymoon with her
husband. ON Wednesday man who Gale
her house served upon her subpoena 60 tcsps 10 te
divorce suit Of sarah Rivers against 1alman ENcrs
knew Of former wife RIVER, pleaded not guilty, and
uphrading ms wife, said You are luuuus your pc pc
you nuring Yourself ami You scnln. ~ state
prison after all that have done Tor YOU
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a Sergeant who Drop. into Poetry.

AS II reporter approached Sergeant McCul-
lough IN the Butler street police station I'm Brooky LA,
night, the Sergeant reading from his botter, said.
"Joo Mungeriori was struck hy Dennis Malone:
All he's the finest young loaeT that ever known"
whats that, poetryfN demanded Acting Cart Kel.
lett, coming from his private Office Tile Sergeant then
added sobery Malone is 81 years old and lives at ~
Emmett street and IN quarrel on the dock at the foot u
Pacific street shout trivial matter he cut Mungerord In
the right arm wlih nenknle; innlcung slght wound
which dressed In the hOspitaln As the Cap lAln
turned his back the Sergeant continued;
.Joe Mungerfordi loaer. that is well kaowa
vbAtA w wN egt by psRnl Aalepsr
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The Lost Colorado Orphan.

Lilly Aubry still romans at the Home in
Fourth street. and receives many calls persons who
interested in her Two Boston ladies visited her
yesterday and convinced Of the truthness Of her
stories The matron says Lilly wrote quaint and touch.
ing letter 70 friend IN lnsins narratnS her misadyen
AOms Mil axe Llly " ses AAYW klI tQ-mQLIaM.
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A friend OF one OF the members Of Gimore's
Band received yesterday letter dated Koln July 20 In
which the writer referring to the band said I'VE made
great here last night The concert was attend
ed By the finest people and there MAS large Attendance
Of officers N full eosinmah
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The Thermometer In New York Yesterday
A. LII. = o A n IN


Clear weather, followed by increasing cloud
mess ami possibly by occasional rains nsht Nariahl
w9l, mostly southerly, nearly stationary lenpcratu.
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SWIFT BY AND Br-words and music given away with
nsWsdeslsra ADV
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Note Tin box, with Hue Star Wrapper.
Our genuine American Soft Capsules Trade marks,
=, American and monogram A. O. hauger Petrie N.
l.-Adp
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-07-19
MISCELLANEOUS oLxANiNus.

Dun, Barlow \ 90. report that the
" failures In tho United sta'es, for thc iirut slx
niontAa os tho present year, arc is25. n
against t7tp In 1877. All increase u over loo
IN number equal 10 nearly ~ prr cont. Tho
lAblitios Tor tho hrst half ~ isTs arc tilo,-
ooo,ooo A. agsina. saa, a,co0.o00 FOR The same
lcrsod ~ last year. 4 l'crcentAgs ~ Increase
ptili greater. ThcM iignrcs arc II grave I'm.
port ~ III indieAtion NJ the state II trade
Never before In An Equal period In lin history
u tho country have business missortunsH lee,,
50 numerous or aggregated An amount of loss
by lad debts 10 great
Contrary 10 general expectation. tho
amnisersary of tho Hattie II The Ioync was un.
productive of bloodshcd III tho city ~ Mon.
treal. Tho OranRencn went 10 their bsll and
tho Catholics gathered outside, The latter III
vast nnmbcrs, backed by tho Mayors IN sI1-
cial police. When thu appointed iant cAnio
for thu procession thu Oranscmcn lid MT l,ke
tho appcArsl,c. ~ things on thr street, AMI 70.
manned inside. six II the leading OrAngemcu
were arrested upon special warrants, thu trial
" whom will te1t whether The Orange hosiy In
legal society.
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NEWS Y Ilt WEEK.


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t@sA hss II ssss fsalsN III IA. ssnsls.. ss.ssA -
ts~ssssw*, sHA fsssa A*g~s .ss .#ss.vsAsass st.ss
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- tsastrshAsse v ~fsssva " nsvssn ss..
Fssehss W. tas~4sn tAsmsasss ss.uss4s HI.
fsehsA Aissass.s thai ~ - s#shtne sss,e~
tsasshae N th@ Anste ImAasA ~mspsstan.
HssssA satsssaaHeA ne ,salsvss n. Asyssaasy..
ass.s eh shs eAsss n A.sAsae TMsAss. aea
hs twuid s~s Wa asawenee ea~s~n Easlasa |.
s~~nI~ssan " rs1sas sna hs es~a,~ssea n
Mana.
Nccslei, vito ~aae ~~ka ago attempt
- she hss ~ The Emg~s.@ u Germans. hss
lRsn ~oas~ncsa N l~ t*h.~.lsa.
An En3lishman Who hAa r~ccnily rr.
sasnssi 10 ConssAasiaei,is frnm lAro., repent.
That she naHs nnheAra.cf unelsits asv
being inflicted u, nnlgsfian1 ana uos.
sAeAs oh the Mn~nlman. msnth ~ The
Nhutope monntA,ns whole Villages have
ee~n burned and The lnhahltanss subjected Ia
the nsoss unparalleled nashAsstles. A s~,,oss
" thc~e hofruss u te ~ laid before lhe En.
Hltsh. Austrian. and French Amha s.a.ior~. viii,
= view 70 sending nut cs,mmi.sion oi inquiry
10 Tho Trot, and ssNleAvoring 10 put an enA n
thcse esceseea which Disgrace humanity.
Late adviccs from Sydney, Now Housh
walcs, rcisost that two tribes cf natives have
risen against thu Government ON tho Island VI
New Caledonia, and marsacrcd i2s whi,es. in.
Guiding wcr On and children. They have also
captured two military stations.
A report just made by The pl,ysicians
shows that the Empercr VI Germany Il In any.
thing but satisfactory condition. lie has no.
Fegaincd hin natural strength. hAs Lns lit,lc
power cf loconoslon, and II unablc 10 cas with.
out asststancc. Tho doctors, however, are san
ssinc Vi hin nltimsts recovery.
Port IN Prince, ia Hayti, has been
visited BY . zig lire, which destroyed half 4
atliion doalarS' worth % property.
4 Conssantinoplo dispatch ssys that
Mr. barring, ot Tho lrt,irl, Legation. took po..
ssr~ion u Cyprus on The nth ~ July In tho
nanc of 0svat B-tain.
AVG wONA ~ bsiV lWEtlu CuURICe1 WWN
completed on Saturday, July ~, by tho siening
of tho treaty which for tho present restores
pcaee 70 Southeastern Europe. A banquet AZ
the palace of tho Crown Prince clored the
memorable day, oil the pleniposontiAries hciug
present except auitschAkoH and d. sconsileli,
who were too III 10 attend. Under tho
provisions " tho treaty Bulgaria II ~ be
ses.eoverntng principality. paying tribute
10 tho Nultan. The Prince Ia 10 be elected BY
IN assembly u notAbles. lsonmcliA viii 70
main subject 10 thu Porte, but will have some
Of the conditions VI autonomous Adn,inissra-
tion, with Christian Governor 10 bC aplDln,-
ed by the Sultan, subject 10 the approval of
tho powers. All tho stipnlations Of thu
treaties of Paris and London arc recognized
~ still In force, except those which arc altered
or repealed Ia tho prcsent treaty. The pro-
posed supplementary meeting was defeated.
Lord Haltsbary refusing 10 aeeedo TO any
propo~al that should Interfere with tho imme.
dla,e Submission u the treaty 10 the English
Parliament.
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fass FssHNA ssNsaw = 4 Nsars t*asss, sHA
thsa ~ assAs 49, s#s~N#4a s~~@MAs~ n Il
thasHsA As# is#smasA wfah sass Maa@4 ssrssas
NJ as#As asa t.tass sstsss fs4e H. - tNksAA
sssa s~s+# a sae Na#sssss~ A*s4s, NAs@ ~
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sssp hssN NJ ss.a~aa~e ~ W. haas# ts~un -
~ ~ftsA ~ AsaA " hs+ AssA ~ ~sssss#
ws~sas~Asssea ns~as - tts ssssn~4ss. a ss~as.
~ sHas~.sH4 ~h~sa w t+wsts.A ~ wsssvts M
s~ssa.ats " srssssa sAas sNas~ t#sss.ss asa
ssssAstiss tvassins t# sssssnsaaAsssa ~ysv m#A
i~Fss* ths n*antnssr sAuwsA ~ t~ttss ~
sht~viss was nrm~sssse u,sls~sss~.. W ~.
sia~si lsitsss ssxns ihs Msa~s issassss% esstsfs.
aHE n ihs inssHssAsssa~ shss prevailed IN ths
rsiseissa t~sishw. ksilsvr ts,isasH~a thai sh~
saa nNe s~sse~ta N AieNea ~ss ~ has Isi.
vMss aw, sAa -. MT snfasst~i ln s~4nmstslssa
With tAr slsvsMsl sssanl
The Hostef rnsnmittsv ms~upisd iis~lI
"a thr tash With ssa@.nais ktlhYs, ana
romrlsssi HE examination. Nushsas n ma.
tsfiAl in,rs@iAfe~ ~as rlarsssa. u.n. isailst
tndeAsesea IN s,Icis frum she ~am@s State
meni a 10 WHETHER ~ MT III ihe visiting
rsAsesnwaa, commissioners. sna .shers rns.
n~i.a with tho election IN I.anisiana hAd
h~en rewarded with uAiees Mr., Ilsm~~A
chlertsd n rsch irsslmnny el0n thr
ground that IL only ueieet ~M 10
throw vidieule np.n President itAves.
Ocn. hntler iIeclsim~d any lntcnllcn
10 cast ridscnle. He sAsa II was hard 10 Gid
the lily ~ paint thc rusc. some res~cn. wers
- ridiculous lhA, nothing l,e cculd ~ unld
a1d 10 II. A Ion. list ~ nAncs ~as shown of
lersons connected With The Presidential rom
test IN Louisiana who had been appointed 10
uflce ~ President Hayes. The committee
adjourned I'LL the I'D ~ lal,, h. meet al AZ
lAntic city. n !.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-07-19

Onlrihl svtnFns n thr UslitusuM si,r.
tien elss The snlle~sag ~ The .smtw~sssan n
~ Constitutional tmssnstan Nnn. .rA,tiaAnr.
y wtsAiswmen, W iaepahlsrsns. II l~ase
rfssA independents. a. The an.lNssssAns
slscs III she delegates a iAsst.
The Missouri Democratic Convention
~As held II s.swscn city saiy IN. The sel.
la~Sn9 twAa ~As non,inAsssi fudge III ,he
saptvme Court, Eiah Nostea l,seisset u
lands, ]. y Mcilenss state snrssins~ndens
n rnblIc Hchonl-. It. n. shannon Halfway
Commissioner. A. n. Hryier. The three
tfst namesi arr present inrum,rnts The
platform slcnonnccs the national banklng ssr.
tenn ~ Oppressive aud m.,sienseme, sleps~cases
tho contracsicn n The cnircnes. and demands
Tho unconditional rctesl u the Hes imption
act.
The Democrats of Michigan met In
state cunvcntIon II IAnsing on "Wednesday.
July 10, aud nominated the following ticket /
For Governor. Hon. q. N. Barnes. VI Lansing i,
for Lieutenant Governor, A. T.. NwinefoFd, III
Marqmette ScssrtAry of state, George n.
Mnsds~k, u Dcrrien springs, FOR state 1rcAs-
1sSst ssAssssses NsSsMHus VI EHtst U" StUl.
missioner VI the state Land Once. 0corgc
Lord. u Hay CITY. for Auditor General, w.
r. D. Hchcmcrhorn, of Hudson FOR super.
lnicndent of rnblic Instruction, rrof.
Ttncsiel, " Pontiac FOR Attorney General.
Msj. Allen II. Morse. VI IoniA Member OF
thu Hoard of Education. Edwin r. uhi, Of
Grand Rapids. Tho platform asrAisns the
Republican party Tor corruption In osiicc, in-
dorseS thu invcseig u the electoral frauds,
declares that gold and silver II tho money II
tho constitution, that all PAPER money should
b. convertible into coin ~ tho will ~ tho
holder, and opposes any further forciblc re.
duction Ut tho currency.
Ncn. Ferdinand I.Mtrobe has lNcn
elected Mayor IL baltimore.
Something of sensation has been
produced In political circles In New York ami
Washington by tho Announcenent of the r..
n'osal of Gen. Arthur, Collector u the Fort VI
New York. and HIN. A. u Cornell. Naval I'M.
Ger u that port 0cn. T.. A. Merritt and Col.
W. \. burt have boon designated a. their sue
ce~sors
Secsctary Hlicrman, while In New York
= fcw days ago, WAS interviewed regarding Tho
next Presidential campaign. lie " reported 10
have sa,d, nnrcservcily, that Grant would bc the
neAt lscEdlblicNn candidate, aud that II thu CON-
scn,ion were 10 bc held immediately he would
be nominated without any opposition.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-07-19

ihe tssNsessss ss*ss sssni ~ tlss ssass
fa#t# fHks*n*A ~ w. s~Ht##as "A tst#as "
t@fsMss' shssA " ~ssas II ssH# yeaaa As.s ~
Nss#w~aA Fss#. AAse ssss#N fsaazA ~ sae.ta
f~sAssa - s#ssiaais+v AssmA~ls VA NAes sa~s
s~seA san Hssiss ssvsm ~ Mss~swss. sna nsss#s.
f*sW@s r tss#Msa n TN f~ewet svs#ws =
N hssts n 49, hsw4 A ra#awssWs~ Hs~sssa
fssf y ~aiisns " tNsAs W. essas MasA w@tss
W. As"uN@a tass NJ, ass hsA satswa t~usw@.
n ka. nM ~~n ~As.
AAoth.
MsAe Shaw ~ra Aane~a frt ~if..maf.
dss ~ Msil~Arssas*4 ia. vA th. lph snYas
Hsssr tsks frsslm~sl ~ss sstssssss ths ~ssa.
ass as rrsnr~@s Anne ~
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-07-19
UNCLE NAn'S CASH ACCOUNT.
M~ceipts sHA ~ pems~s ~ Inc tov~rnm~na
1ws Two Years.

M~ceipts aHsl spemses ~ Inc tIov~rnm~ne
tWr Two Years.
The Agnrcs given below arc compiled
from tho hooks of Ito Treasury Depart.
nent, Hays Washington correspondent,
aud show IN detail the receipts aud ex.
pcnditnrrs III thc Government for The
fiscal year ended June 10, 1H7s, com.
pared with the receipts aud expenditures
Tor the preceding Ascal ycnr. Tho dg.
,lres given for the quarter ending june
10 last are those reported 10 the Treas
nry Department 10 July l. Until Annl
statements can be received from tinan.
ciAl agents and ,lisbnrsing officers 10.
Gated NJ remote sectionn of The country,
the exact balances for the quarter can.
not be stated. The final reports will
not materially affect the general results
given IN the accompanying tables:
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-07-19

PHYSICIANS.
~ y. BnwtisH, n. D.,
Physician and Surgeon,
CMtsep, Iowa.
utilns over Uar,inerr t'eslinx hlnfe. tails a.
sssr.i promptly. IAs % nIsti, tall. =. nigh.
ssaend block north Ut tha Webster ito.uc.
4 y. JONES, NJ. D.,
Resident Physlo,an and Surgeon.
CHs.en, lo~A.
Having returned ta Crsseo, he offers hls pvoies.
sl"n.! Nef.ins. ~ sneh - msJ nerd thfix. UnAse
i,ssidsnc~ opposite thu Congregational chnrch.
~hefe nptt aslfs may be mads.
1AH. Mcootl.uM, n. D..
physloian and Surgeon.
Cakxoo. Iowa.
ua'se ~ Price. Urn. s,or..
Da' y. rE'iow.'
phvsiolan and Surgeon.
lsirEyllIs, Iowa.
4 4. MEkniAsa, N. D.,
Resident surgeon and Physician,
uaksoo. 1owA.
Calls Ans~sseA promptly ., night = wsli n day.
Once anil Residence nrwt DIOR mDvih 81 njmnnals
haMlh4 MxghlMe DriNN.
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IWhIs fstatsea NMV,W 1NT MI
EXPENDITURES.
Tho expenditures for the past two
years by quarterly periods were N fol.
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Fftsf quarter. iss7 is1s
Customs ...t..sttta..444s W.tttTlH 4 aa.uAlf Jg
luternsi resshue t,,,sst. ~ ~ WT W.is1J Jt1
MISCELLANEOUS t.,t,..st.. h.Tt9.t60 6.l.n.bM
Total ........,,...ss 7s.iie.sN \ 1l.ss7.s7o
&sOHni quarter.
ns::s; ,"..s.; ,.,..,. s.s " .s.,r ~
MiscelAne Gus, ,f,ttss.s.t sNa ~ 9.0ap,ail
Total. .s..,.......t sp.oos NM sso.4as.sla
1Afnf quarter.
,.,..on. ........,,,....,.t s.,neeys aasat,1o
snsrFnAl ssvehle,,,t.,ts ~ tt0.G ~ 1M1.a1A
nl@eelIAne"ns .s.,.,,,..t 7,Tal,sW s,asA.bM
.Tosal s,,..s....sst..t ~, ,isA,ses Ga.iia.scs
SuHtfA quarter.
Gassenas ]. .,......,...t al,au17,a as.rn1.7Y
Inkrhal resshiss4 B,lT,vM A.Ul9.tT9
MiseeiiAneohA st.tt...4.. 2,psl,kW t.0A7,Odd
TntAi, II NJ 1l..s70 I aa,p~1, ma
The following Mblcs will show the ~.
gregasc receipts for the last TWO fiscal
years:
isi7 is1s
cu-to,ns .,s..s.....t.s. tiap.p 0sa tiap.se7 a.t
InFrHA rrtrtile lls,NAi.NN llUAO vnH
MisrriiAHe"ti. tttf,.tt,s iv.tla,Hs t7,.vi.hiK
Total. tAl..,tsttts.tt..s .tAG90 q ast flbs ugl, Mn
sArtNptrrAt~.
Tho expenditures for the past two
years by quarterly periods were ~ fol.
lows:
tlr.l aaArses. s.",...t ai.att.s.a soaa.. .aIs
81. .sse.a lm..,sf tttttf. ~ w ~ 81. s!,ML!!p
Fourth quarter t.,ss,.. M,1ts,sM M,sto.a.d
,ue,... rs. public , ''.;s.,:,, s;,.,s, ',ssss,s ~, %
Aggregate. 4, 49,. .t2ia. .Aao.nw taAa.aM.alr
A comparison III results Tor the inAt
two years shows net IosA In revenue,
f0r Tho year ending Juno ~, lS7H, u
u, Nm. 80. nnd the net loAS Tor the last
two fiscal years. m compared with the
year ending juno IND, 1870, II 1l3. .lB4,.
hIs. Tho largo falling on In rcccipta
and the reductions made In cxpUndi.
tnrcs during The laAt two AscAl years arc
shown In Tho following table
ls1a, ,..,.........,...eips s.ak. 40 tax.ass.1 M
lH11 H11..s...t,,.,t.,t,... Nv Mn,A.1 1ls 6sl.tNH
| tHjH.a..s,se..ts..s... MA.t0t.sis ~. .en.di1
Interest on tho public debt In included
IN tho above table. II will ln noticed
that tho expenditures for the wear end.
Ing june 10. 1874, were nearly equal 10
thc aggregate rrripts for The Inst fiscal
year. II the elu, UNI. IND received from
tho Geneva award, and which wcrc GOV.
cred intO tlc treasury In lk77, bc .lc.
dnctad from the ns~ipls for that year,
the rsswipt1 fos the twelve months end
Ing Jmnr 3O. is7H. will M very iitlir
short u tliuHr received from regular
SOURCES during lh77.
NnghAt.
Anderson, In his slsngy letter 10 Mrx.
jerks, told her that shc comld !" whistle
los her d'nsb,s.' aud 2 correspondents e,
W0Tl In net In thu dictionary. Al the
Mcth0.list M,hool at Wilbralian,. Mass.
tlie name "dinghat has always been
applied 10 large raised biscnit that ii
brought 10 thu table hot and eaten with
butter " molasscs In the morning. II
II pAlatable ~ tl,e hungry, bnt N about
~ lndiGcstiblc IN brickbAl. Whv tho
lovely jerks should whistle for them
must remain mystery. yrol,Aio.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-07-19

Chas. J. WObber
ts~s@s~as ) s*ssa4. ,s.s.s asesA
rsasN "
Drugs, Medicines,
Oils, Painsa,
vasnlshss, olass, &C.
taf s~s sssmfasss ,s~A a
STANDARD Cal( aIl Silver Watches,
ss~,A VAalWs As& NwAls~..
Mavt i,s.sW~. "a
Jewelry, Silvsrware, and Clocks
~ sss ssss sasss.
nNoNAvtNo AND REPAIRING
rr~yaAits,
thAs hssteiass rvn~s.cal hMsrssss ansl s,ws,~r.
and san "Hes sar*Fsss snaaesmenss ~ thr hoe.
also hsks sr~eiasy Vt
PApF.lt.H Na1NClS.
Nnd hasr afre and splendid ,,c.A. hath ~ s4~tly
ami rheAp patterns.
.Nrhnt R~,ts, Nfafion.,y, Rnby Cdr.
riays~, Y"itef .lrtici,s. 7ny@, P,r.
fau"rv, Notions, RIO. Ete..
IN ,he ereast~s variety.
tsstne thc m.~t seeurase Prescription cicrk In
the cauhty, this will Ge tho
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CodI(ying the Laws.

The name of Col. j. j. Norton will be put
in nomination before tho Legislature for one
of the commissioners to codify the statute
laws of this State. IIe has received the
unanimous endorsement of the bar Mt this
place and the recommendation of the Pickens
bar. lie is fully qualified for the duties of
the Office, combining the experience, ability
and industrious habits requisite for faithful
performance of tho duties of codifer. We
wish him success, and believe tho Legislature
should look above the middle counties in the
selection of one Of the commissioners,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-02-21
Judge Cooke.

ExrJndge Cooke has opened a law Office in
Grccnville, and gono to work like sensible
man, without repining over the disastrous
result of the caucus.-Regtster.
We are glad to note this. Judge Cooke has
many friends among tho people all over his
circuit and we have no doubt but he will, with
energy and industry, soon command q remu-
nerativo practice. No ono can doubt but
Judge Cooke has extra natural abilities, and
with his experience Of four years on the
Bench, hearing and deciding intricate qucs-
tons of law, he has acquired q valuable store
Of legal knowledge. Taking into considera-
ton the great obligations the people feel
towards BIN, and his experience as lawyer.
it is natural to- conclude that he will command
o renaunerative practice.
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The Criminal Law.

The Senate has passed through second read
ing the House bill 10 amend the criminal law,
providing for the punishment of burglary, rape
and arson with death. An amendment was in
serted which allowsa mitigation of the punish
ment upon the recommendation of o majority of
tho jury. A number Of notices were given of
amendments on It's final passage. Lookout
rogues. ltmay be that by tho time this notice :s
published the bill will have become law and
you will be liable 10 be hung for breaking and
entering, in the night time, with intent to steal
or commit some other felony, any dwelling house
or outhouse within 200 yards of such dwelling
house, which is regarded under certain oircum-
stances to be part or parcel of said dwelling
house.
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agains. you record which condemns you to
felon's doom. and i becomes my duty to
pronounce upon you the sentence Of DEATH"
The Judge then read on order repiting oil the
proco0dings in tho case. and sshsenoiag
McEvoy 70 be hung on the 10th of Marob
between thS hoars Of 10 in the forenoon and
4 in the afternoon. MoEvoy received his
sentence with the same stolidity whidB h9s
characterized him throughout. He evidently
has hopes either Of Communication or of escape,
berhaps, but they are baseless. Justice
demands his death. and sad though hang
ihg always is. he will not elude our sheriff
Again.
I. The Impression made by Judge Thomson
here is an exceedingly pleasant aud favorable
stattp of refinement aud gentle oourtesy upon
tfls thanners. he has shown himself to be one
Of the old school Of Carolina gentlemen, while
His Quiet and skilful determination Of the
littlB business which was submitted to him
here. has shown US what we knew before only
by his reputation, that he Ia an able. learned
aud careful lawyor, destined to high place
among the judicial worthless of our State.