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Il PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS the Legislative Assembly of the
Territory of Washington by An act approved
the 9Th day of November, A. ID. 1877, provided
that . special election should be held in said
Territory, on the 9th day Of April, 1873. fer
the purpose of choosing delegates to assemble
| at Walla Walla, in said Territory, on the 11th
day of June, A. d. 1873, to frame a State Con-
stitution and
WHEREAS it is further provided in said act,
that delegates to said Convention shall be cleo
| ted in the Territory at large and in districts Is
follows;
Three delegates in the Territory at large.
One delegate in the First Judicial District.
| One delegate in the Second Judicial District.
One delegate in the Third Judicial District
| One delegate in the County If Walla Walla.
One delegate in the County Of King.
One delegate in the Counties of Thurston and
Lewis
One delegate in the Counties of Clarke, Ska
mania, Klckitat and Yakima
One delegate in the Counties Of Cowhtz, Pa
cifc and Wahkiahum-
One delegate in the Counties Of Pierce, Che
halls and Mason.
One delegate in the Counties of Clallam, Island,
Jefferson and San Juan
| One delegate in the Counties of Kitsap, Sno-
homish and Whatcom-
| One delegate in the Counties Of Columbia, Ste
vens and Whitman and
WHEREAS it is further provided IN said act.
| that the Counties of Idaho, Shoshone and Nex
Perce, in the Territory of Idaho, may be rep
resented in said Convention by one delegate,
who shall have the privilege Of the hoor. but
shall not be entitled to vote;
Now, THEREFORE,, 1, ELISHA p. FERRY,
Governor of the Territory of Washington, by
yirtne Of the power and authority IN me vested
bysaid act, do hereby call special election to be
held in the several Counties in this Territory
on the
NINTH DAY OF APRIL, 4. d. 1873,
for the purpose of electing the delegates here
inbefore mentioned The said election to be
conducted and returns thereof made and trans
rnitted rs is now provided by law in cases d
general elections for Delegate to Congress,
Prosecuting Attorney and members of the
Legislative Council of the Territory. And the
said counties Of Idaho. Shoshone and Nez
Peree, in the Territory Of idaho, are requested
10 elect the delegate to said Convention pro
Sided for Ia said act, at such time and in such
manner ss nay be deemed advisable by the
citizens If said counties.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, l
have hcreuntO set my hand and
caused the Great Seal of the Ter
fsEAI-l ritory to be affixed at Olympia,
this 2ith day of January, A d.,
One Thousand Eight Hundred
and Seventy eight
BY the Governor, ELISHA T. FERRY,
n. II. OWINGS,
Secretary of the Territory. 9-td
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prprrTIoy IN PmCER. McSSrs. johnson,
Re-, { Wmans remodel their card this week,
and announce reduction in prices Their stock
II ru,ds is very large, embracing all the latest
STYLES and fnst qualities, and We can vouch
that their prices will he found as low as the
Lowest Euv-rs should in all cases examine
,bsir stock before making purchases.
, 1878-02-16

STREET INPRovEMEST.-Th street crossing
., III. intersection of Third and Alder streets
:, brin. raised and made passable for pedeS,
trans This is the flthiest hole in the city,
a,J having frequent occasion to pass that way
N, arr pleased tn note the improvement.
, 1878-02-16

:, 'A"'tD WITH MrRDER In our issue Of
'' week We save the particulars attending the
.AAl=A death Of Charles Newland, an old set
:, ~ ,'u's hear the head of Mill Creek. At
: - ''n-e his death was believed to have resulted
- P,i>'hins, and subsequent examination
$50 ea the fact that there was enough
= - : '1lIne In his stomach to have killed two or
nj, AsR, Suspicion at once pointed to a
!. -' hAiHed Frederick Noble, with whom
man ~ ! dispute about land claim. This
H. i- ;,Aa threatened the deceased, and from all
Nobj- d. Isi '1e coroner. jury concluded that
sack =. '.'l : deliberately placed strychnine in a
war ;, u'1F found in Newland's house. Noble
Cn,--;il,,v = once arrested, and committed 10 the
AMI r.. county Jail The accused has a wife
uutarv r. children, and it was partly from vol
dsncg wa a'eIlents "a. made by his wife that evil
taiAl deed --ea connecting him with the
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Scuoor REPATES.-E. Guichard, clerk of
..boJ district No. "a, desires to have the
.,b,d house painted and generally placed in
,.,,,r and 10 that end will receive propo.
s,, io- painting the interior of the building.
, 1878-02-16

Tue EUROPEAN WAE.-At last accounts
the Russians were under the walls of Con
stautinople and about to enter the city.
England WAS intensely agitatcd, and the war
feeling was in the ascendant. 4 credit OF
S3O0N. GN had been voted, and it looked as
though England Undetermined to stop Mus
coyite aggression. Incee,l, rumcr has been
current that England has declared War. but
W. are unable To trace the report to any re-
l4hlc source
, 1878-02-16

SrEGicM OPERATION. Tuesday last very
src'esstul surgical operation was performed by
hlchah t"rcoran, veterinary surgeon, lst cav
AIRY, l. : y, upon fine three-y -year-o old stall
lin, the property Of Mr.. Joseph Carroll, of
Isaean9n Columbia county. The horse had
hee1 suffering Tor some time from a tumor, or
'ercsi.sis of the lNwer jaw, as large as an egg
the ouis-owth Of bon, preventing the mastica-
bon Of fosi. ami rendering the animal almost
worthless and wuuld have caused death III
We .ae ',i'ss et few weeks. The tumor was re-
.1.Sea IN very short time by the "a 'ctor; much
\. 'Hs S'atifcatisn Of Mr.. Carroll, VINO showed
.s %liTeciati"n of the doctors shill hy t,nder-
nm =, Inn SlN lee Such ability as The doctor
ye>Sr' ~ Is shown by numerous other prac-
- -. 'Hrrh'nstratious A. well Is his acknrwl-
!; -, alaf'S ior the position which he holds,
tI!y valuable to community where
'A'>ih; l. ;" important an interest
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Srrns. SEEDS! ps!!-Warranted fresh garden
II. lawn grass, red and white clover,
Ian, timothy seed, fresh and genuine, at
r.,LaIl ( Sens.
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y,vrvrry IpAuc proposes to be represented
:, -, Washington territory constitutional
,-.n,ion. u ..7 a call having been issued for the
r...i,n q delesatc.
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I,yp CLAIMS Persons wishing to buy i'm
...,.J land claims on favorable terms, will
lie "a the editor Of the STATESMAN. No
hare for information.
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00ln Grea. chance to make money. If you

Nnl m Great chance to make money. If you
ZULU. ean'tset gold you can &c. sreenbacis; 5:
We need person IN every town TO
s,te subscrpsions for the largest cheapest and best
Illustrated family publication in the world Any
one can become a successful agent. Tie Incst ele-
Y.nt works Of art given free TO subscribers The price
Z 20 lox that almost everybody sutscrites. one
sent reports taking 400 subscribers IN ten days.
All Who engage make money fat. You can devote
ALI YOUR time TO the business. only your spare
time You need not be away from home over night
You can do it IS well as others Full particulars.
directions and terms free. Elegant and expenrive
Outfit free II you want profitable work send ua
your address at once. It costs nothing TO try the
business No one Who engages fails 10 make great
pay Address "Tbe Peoples Journal" Portland,
Maine. 4s-ly.
, 1878-02-16
BORN.

Eys1s-On Monday, February u, ls.S, 10 70
the wife of Chris. Ennis, boy here oa
hand, friend Chris, and may your SHADE" he'ei
grow less .,xu..
ABKL-On the 18th inst, to the wife OF Chas'
Able, Esq, son.
, 1878-02-16

,-oog CL.rk. associate justice of Idaho ter
-, n,ssed through Walla Walla, Thursday
n. Ts'i, an bis way to lewiston
, 1878-02-16

.s,cr,rrr at O'Brien's Hotel, Friday even,
I'M. the leh for the BE ss1eft 9a of the free library
, 1878-02-16

r,s P,RIoR E2TERTAISHENT, announced
,..rbsr4 will be sure tn attract full attend
t~'', Vs. 4 orr music loving citizens
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list OF LETTEKS

Remaining in the Postoffice, at aiia " A'
February 10th, 1873;
p,,u.n Jno Moore, Kittie
Pannatt w Nolan, Jno
Cleek Henry Overiy, S,,h
Chapman, A POINTER us
HAS, Joseph smith, M s - Ian,;s
johnson, Taylor Thomas ynD H's i.r;nda 1..
Murphy, Michael i Milson' aaoIr ans r
Monroe, 4. e Wilson, fe
Persons calling for these letters VIII Z PsAS' g
say Advertised" WN. NAmI."'
, 1878-02-16

T I. ELIOT will deliver his first lecture
' w,n5,v evening, and not Tuesday, as has
,,eu stated
, 1878-02-16
MARRIEE

McCLuRE-PAxBRUN-On February Il, iSin, TO-,
a. the residence Of A. D. Pambrun, ESQ, 9y ~
7 7 d. Laman, J. p, Mr.. B. B, McCinIe 70
Sj;ss Catbarine Pambrun, all of this county.
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NOTICE.

TyHIS Is TO NOTIFY THE PUBLIC
That WILLIAM DE BAHR, OF The
Dalles, Wasco County, Oregon, is no longer my
AGENT for the transaction of any business foe
me PETER ROACH,
WLla WAlla, ". 7. Jan. II, 1873. 7-3t
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pr,,s of St. Patrick's church were toll
~ Wednesday evening in honor of the dead
pire. -
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CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION. The follow
in. telesraphic dispatch explains itself:

~ IF'' ITO
TnW H. NEWELL: The Democratic Cen
tral Committee recommend conventions in each
irticill district. to nominate one candidate at
ar,c. ami one for each district. Convention
in first district. at Walla Walla, March 9th.
Ratio oi representation same as i'll last Demo
cratic Convention. FRANK CLARK, Sccy.
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Notice of Dissolution.

HrOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the co-partnership heretofore existing be-
tween G. l. RUCKEL, and myself, IN the
Livery and Sale Stable business, IN WallA
Walla City, is dissolved by mutual consent,
and &. /. RUCKEL Is authorized to receive
and receipt for all money and debts due 70 the
late firm. q JOhN OlNu'
Walla Wala Dec ~ 1871 5-1m
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Col GEO. Hux1ER, Just down from Dayton
r.nor+s Mother Ping in good health and Ia do9f s4ii
as well rs could be expected. The pii l'"' ''-'
t,Les an active interest in public afta-"
, 1878-02-16

--,Ia powS-We notice that Walla Walla
~ have brought hair cutting down to 25
,,nts o.o,
, 1878-02-16

ER PLrlr. NJ. D., graduate of the W.ra : n.s
uaj;cal a. calIeae. physician and surgeon, " ana |,
V Wslga W r Surgical operations performed 4:
ON % moderate terms. Chronic and private dis,
@ on ntu .uea.sJ With hut little medicine. Cures
nsrauteed sasss in every ease we undertake to treat
~ sasas Diagnosis in all chronic diseases aesH1, @a.
atelr determined and consultation tree. oliir'
Na;a street, near corner First
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OVF NJ our hest exchanges Is the Walla
Walla STATESMAN. GENERALLY as men become
"ller they lose that fire and snap which are
sn essential to the successful newspaper cdi-
tor: Int our old friend Newell is an cxcep-
,,nn IA the rule and Sn long rs he lives the
>rUF>u,y will he the leading journal of
N'-hust"n i territory. May 1t he a hundred
".us. Douglas I"dPc",'m.
We are not in the habit Of copying notices
'mphmentary or otherwise of ourself, bu !.
ta- above is 50 prettily put that we cannot
-cs>t the temptation to scissor il.
, 1878-02-16

PROBATE CoUET.-The following were the
Proceedings in the prohate court: In the
matter oi the estate of John Murphy, de-
ceased inventory amounting to 500 filed
aud examined In the matter of the estate
OF Margaret JChnson. deceased: executor S
annual account examined and allowed. -.
In the matter of the estate of Odelia He'll
mnth, deceased; petition for distribution
hlled ami hearing set for Wednesday, March
9Th, 1873, and ordered that service of cita-
ton he made by publication -. . In the mat
ter CT the estateof Joseph Hellmuth, dcceas.
ss; petition for distribution filed and hear
M St: for Monday, April Ist, 1873, and or
drrcl that service Of citation be made by
Pubh1tion.
, 1878-02-16

NJ ruE cevERSoR oF fME fERRToR
OF WASHINGTON
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-18

ri follows that levneng the river above would
raise the flood level below proportional to the
augmented volume Of the water thus confined
within the bank, and that. as q consequence,
any local system devised and executed by
the States of Missouri. Arkansas and Tonnes
see would compel the States Of Louisiana
and Mississippi to raise their levee5 TO
height sufficiently great to protect those
States against the increased floods. Since
the discharge is u product Of the area OF the
cross-section into the velocity, we find lcstt-
mating the mean width Of the river at 5000
feet and crediting to Increase Of velocity
| enough to raise the rate to eight feet per see
ond which NAV hr regarded as excessively
that the State of Louisiana would be forced
TO raise her leveeS nine feet at Lake IrOvi-
dpnce seven and sCveu-tenthS feet opposite
4 Natchez and four and five-tenths feet at New
O.canS.
/ Hence the general conclusion is that n per
! feet system of lCvneS, constructed along the
! lower course of the river alone. would still
/ leave Louisiana exposed to disastrous lnunda-
! tons In any case these tevees would raise
/ the food level above, and Oblige Arkansas,
H Tennessee and Missouri to raise their leveeS
to a greater height than would suffice in case
| the lower river remained unlcveed. These CON
! illusions are based upon the established and
/ admitted laws Of dynamical photography,
/ They show beyond dispute that local effort
/ must forever be Intellectual to solve the mo-
4 mentOuS problem under consideration, and
! they impart to the work a character of nation
atty more perfect and complete than can be
attributed to any that the Federal govern
ment has ever undertaken.
/ repeat, sir that there is no prospect, that
H there IS scarcely even possibility, OF asSur-
4 ing protection to the lands now actually
cleared for cultivation within the limits Of the
/ riparian States by means Of any local efforts
or systems and that. without the adoption Of
a general system such as the Federal govern
ment alone has the power to enforce, the re-
\ Camation of the vast tracts Of alluvion which
would by such a system be brought within
! the domain of agricultural industry must be
RENTED to a far-distant future. The expert
ence Of more than one hundred and fifty
4 years has demonstrated the futilitv Of ndi-
viduaI effort and the failure Of all attempts 70
frame an effective organization within the
States themselves. These failures cannot be
attributed to any lack Of energy or Of effort
on the part of the alluvial States or Of the
people Of those States. On the contrary, the
history of those communities is
a record Of untirng labor and Of
specious although unavaiIing experiment
lavisIed GA the problem Of protection against
the Mississippi floods, and the actual money
expended from time to time in this work
would more than suffice, if accumulated in a
single fund and expended under judicious
control. to leyae the river from the mouth of
the Ohio to the sea and 10 assure that ab5o-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-18

The reclamation by leveeing Of the swamps
below Cape Girardeau would have caused n
plus discharge represented by the following
figures;
The daily gazette., 1878-08-24
A CONTEMPTIBLE TRICK.

Yesterday afternoon, Just after the
southbound passenger train on the Will
mington a. Northern Railroad left Seeds
station, the engineer iiercely whistled for
'down brakes" and the train soon came
to stand. The conductor and passen-
gers Immediately inquired what was the
matter, and the engineer.pa and almost
breathless with horror, replied that he
had run over man. They walked back
short distance, and there discovered a
neatly arranged dummy" which some
heartless person had placed across the
track in order to give the engineer a
scare. In this respect the contemplate
trick was a success, as the engineer was
so positive he had run over and killed "a
man that he was almost overcome by
nervous prostration. If the wretch who
arranged the trick is ever discovered bv
the railroad men he will receive his just
deserts.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-24
FOURTH EDITION
City Politics.
DEMoCRATIC MEETINGS LAST EVEN
ING-ADDREsSEs BY MEssRs. ALL
MoND, sHARPLEY AND OTHERS.

DEMoCRATIC MEETINGS LAST EVEN
INd--ADDREsSEs BY MESsRs. ALL
MoND, sHARPLEY AND OTHERS.
A large. and enthusiastic meeting of
the Sixth Ward Democrats, was held
last evening, i'll the hall on Seventh St.
/ below Walnut. The meeting was pub
lie one, but previous 10 the speech max
II g, the committee appointed for the
purpose Of selecting Ward candidates for
the city electi, IL, were called and report
ed the name of James III. Price, for
Council; Inspectors, Northern District,
Vincent G. Walker; SouiherH Districi,
Inspector, Robert +. Tawressy, Assist
ant, DIR. III. o. Ogle. The report of The
committee was unanimously adopted.
Thomas NJ. Ogle being called upon
made short and stirring address, which
was loudly applauded. Isaac Wood was
the next speaker, and while he was ad-
dressing the meeting Mcssrs. Almond
aud Sharpley entered the room, they
having been attending the meeting in
the Eighth Ward. They were both oud-
ly appiauded, and Mr.. Almond belng
called for, responded by making short
and effective address. He was followed
by State Senator Sharpley, who mace
short and pointed address, af.eI which
the meeting adjourned with cheers ior
the whole Democratic ticket.
A larg" meeting was also held in the
eh Ward, sp. eches. being made by
Messfs. Almond, Sharpley, lIargls, b II
ton, Haz ett and McMenamin. The
nomination for Council was ratified, after
1hich'the meeting adjourned.
In the Tenth Ward, the democrats al
so hold meeting III he Weccacoe En>
gine House. Lewis l.. Lynch was re-
nominated for Council James MeGratl j,
Tor Inspector, and John Mullen, AsSis>
tant Inspector. Tue election was mada
By acclamation.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-24
The u. =. Grand Lodge TX. Off.

The Grand Lodge X. of r., of the Uni
eff States, will hold its annual session in
Indianapolis, Ind, commencing ON I ues-
day next. The following gentlemer,
members of the order in this State will
leave tomorrow evening on the 30
train for Philadelphia, for the purpose of
being present at the session.
=. &. G., G. c. King, Newark; PIG C.,
f. B. kice, Middletown; p. G. G., Will
liam J. Jefieris, Wilmington; Knights,
John w. Gray. Howard Frsmier ami
Thoruas Mullen. They will be absent
about one week.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-24

CoNGRE' s!oSAL NoMIN ATIoNs.-Fl
Indiana district, w. ID. Holman, demo-
crat; 18th Ohio, ID. I. Lawson, democrat;
l1th Ohio, John Printy, greenbacker; 9Th
Alabama, Thomas Williams, democraf;
4th North Carolina, Joseph j. Davis, dem
ocrat; 1st South Carolina, Joseph FL.
Rainy, colored, republican,; 7th Michigan,
L. NJ. Crocker, democrat; first North
Carolina district, Hon. Joseph j. Martin,
republican.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-24
The 0unrry Cases.

The suit of the workmen of the Belle
yue Quarry against the company, for
wages due, Will be resumed before Es-
quire Hagany at 10 o'clock Monday
morning. IL is expected that Judge
White. ofP Philadelphia, who is connec-
ted with tile company, will be present.
Meanwhile many of the workmen are in
destitute condition, aud some of them,
Yesterday received orders for groceries
from the Trustee ofthe Poor for Brandy :
wine Hundred.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-24
Tie Ocean city Excursion

The excursion to Ocean City on Thurs
day next will present extraordinary at
fractions. Besides the attendance of the
Red Men from the different stations
along the lire including the lodges in this
city, ,therewil be apigeon shooting match,
the contest being between some of the
best shots In the country. AL who have
not gone should 90 on Thursday next as
1t will probably be the last excursion of
the season
The daily gazette., 1878-08-24
YELLOW FEVER.
little Change tn the Condition
of q Grenada.
ALARMING INCREASE OF THE sCoUR-
AGEIN vICKsBURG.

ALARMING INCREASE OF THE Stot ~
AGE IN vICKsBURG.
GRENADA, Miss.
Via WATER VALLEY, August %, 1875
The situation to-day is more encour-
aging, so far as fair, warm weather is
concerned, but no abatement in deaths
or virulence of the plague can be report
ed. Many fatal cases have occurred
among the negroes, which has caused a
general stampede among them, leaving
many of those stricken with none to wait
upon them. The people here seem to have
no sympathy for the negroes, owing to
the fact that when the whites were first
stricken these people boasted that the
whites would have to leave the town
and then they (the negroes) would take
possession of the place. To-day the ne
groes are falling like sheep.
AN UNsPARING SLAYER.
Fifteen may die added to last nights
list, making seventy-five i'll all now pros
trate. Three of these unfortunates died
during the night. The disease is called
yellow fever, but il does not yield to the
yellow fever of malarial fever treatment.
Not single victim has so far recovered.
This singular fatality has depressing in
fluence on patients, almost destroying all
hope of recovery. The doctors at first
disagreed as tothe diagnosis and treat
ment of the disease, but the result
amounted to about the same in all cases.
SAD AND TOUCHING SCENES
The suffering in Grenada has not been
all physical nor has the physical exceed
ed the mental. Imagine, if you can, a
sick sou aud brother urging his mother
and sisters To leave hlm to his fate and
to fee for their lives. Imagine wife
urging the same thing TO her husband
Picture III your mind homes Of culture
refinement turned INTO pest >houses, with
everything forgotten but the one all-per-
vading, heart-rending question, ''0h, my
lsvcd one, what can do for you ?" and
throughout the whole town nothing to be
seen but faces bianched with fear and
strong forms bowed with anguish.
CANTON DEPOPULATED.
The exodus from Canton is best illus
trated in the fact that on Monday last
the city contained 3, 800 people where to-
day only 100 can be found. Of these fif-
teen are prostrated while six are profess
sional nurses from New Orleans and
Memphis, under the direction and in
charge of Dr. Palmer, well known ply
sician of New Orleans.
A WOMAN WITH A THEoRY-BANIsH VEL
Low FEYFH BY ARTILLERY FIRING.
NASHVILLE, August 90, 1873.
Mrs. NJ. V. Ingram, who created such
asensation at the meeting of the Ameri-
can Association for the Advancement of
Science held here last year by reading an
! essay on "Concussion as IA Meaus OF
Disinfectios," through Governor Porter
has sent letter to Mayor Flippen OF
Memphis, to-day, recommending that the
| theory be teSted In the infeN ted districts
The daily gazette., 1878-08-24
One More.

Tie p. w. & b. r. r. Co., will run
ole more excursion to Rehoboth, on Fri
day next. This positively be the last
one OF the season. Those who desire to
visit the above seaside resort should bear
tti, i'll mind, and avail themselves of the
b~t opportunity Of the season.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-24
Notice.

A meeting of the Delaware Horticul
tural Society will be held Mt 3 o'clock, or
Monday evening, at Institute Hall 10
c)lsiier Il 9 prcspriety of holiing al
autuinnal l.xhibitlon for the benefit OF
the Home for Friendless aud Destitute
children The friends of the Home ar,
invited to attend
WILLIAM CANBY. Presi lent
The daily gazette., 1878-08-24
TIE JURY's VERDICT.
Tho verdict ofthe jury was 'fnied from
the hands of persons unknown"
MINSTRELS COMING.

The regular season at the opera House
IN this city, will be opened ON Monday
evening with performance by Emerson
celebrated Minsirels from their opcra
House New York. Mrs. f. S. Cbanbrau.
will probably appearsome evening during
the lowing week, in one of her great
pieces.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-24
TOTAL ABSTINENCE SAVING NI,R TIl
EIpEES.

There Is a curious story about SON.
wines which are extensively advertiOIJ
days. and have only recently been n
the market. Dir. Cnderhill, tie MI
grape-growcr Of Croton Point. didrJ
Some Of his heirs ENTERTAINED ~
views Of such extreme krs iAt6J
unwilling to allow tlie sloc1 a IN M
hand to be sold CT az, more o 1.
The grapes have sometiln,. ben B
market, and sometimes lcf Il le,,g
the vines. Its only now TIA, t.t o. 4
have .uccecGcd in arranrng f.,
oil Tie c,ta and the .a'c ( 4 "A
hand Among tEcsc i a wine ,it.j
Of 1904, described q. q g,-' rr.7I
but suggesting tie lmpe.ai l.ssy
than any other Iaropcan y ,r. Nil
wholly unlike ary ether ". / Nh
growth, IT, purity. aye ami O.. lyi.
remarkable. and bo'h rlyio. I'D
fancierS have special inle'",' 'lr
oldest native wine nov aCcrs, hlem
siderable quantity. :! he thoe siocAa
hands Of the wtll-kuo~n wholesale
house Of the 1hurbes. ~. I. I
No0. ~, ys77.