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Two weeks ago we copied an article
from the Marietta Times. accusing j. M
Dalzell having been a deserter. We
said we did not believe the story. Last
week Dalzell had the article read in the
House of Representatives. and then had
his discharge read. He was not de-
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The President has directed the Secre

The President has directed the Secre.
tary of the Treasury to request the resig-
nation of Collector Holden, of the Gov
ington (Ky.) District. The reason as
signed is, that the President desires to
make room for Col. Finnell, "who is a
man well-ftted for the position" 1t is
admitted, by the Cincinnati Gazette, that
Holden is an excellent officer, and that
there is much regret in the District at
losing him. Still we occasionally find
rattle-b Drained fools who will spout about
Hayes pledges, and the beauty of Civil
Service Reform
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James Ballard, merchant at Athens,
has failed Liabilities $4,000. R. R.
Hudson, of Middleport, the Middleport
National Bank, and some of the Salt
Companies in that region, have to close
out VIM. Burtenshaw, of Hamden, has
also made an assignment.
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Our Gallipolis friends are unfortunate.
They thought they would have railroad
sure this time, but we see that the Chi
cago contractors have taken a judgmnnt
in Columbus against the Company for
$24S, 925, and what there is of their road
is to be offered for sale in next month.
The only show for railroad from Gallip-
oils, is to run it out to Oak Hill
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Montgomery Blair declares that Tilden
has nothing to do with his scheme for
re-opening the Electoral question, but
that David Dudley Field has. Just so
Tilden, you know, had nothing to dc
with the Oregon business-it was Pelton
his Private Secretary
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Why did McLin confess? Why, be-
cause he wasn't nominated for President,
by the Cincinnati convention, instead of
Mr.. Hayes. Every body knows that fact.
That is what ails Blaine, and Conkling,
and Chandler and Howe, and all of
them.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-05-02

A resolution to investigate the Elec-
toral count will probably be introduced
into the House this week. The object is,
doubtless, to manufacture capital for the
use Of Democrats in the next campaign,
as the prime movers admit that it is use
less to talk of unseating Hayes.
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FLOWER SEEDS FREE,

We will send our Sample packages of Choice
Flower Seeds to any one; also our Annual
Catalogue of Choice Flower and Garden Seeds,
Plants, Bulbs, etc. We positively agree to fur
nish the BEST SEEDS at one-half the price
now charged by other dealers Any order Tor
Seeds that do not give satisfaction we will
gladly refill. Send cent stamp for postage.
NIAGARA PLANT & SEED CO.,
1Sap4t BUFFALO, N Il
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Road Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that petition will be
presented to the Commissioners of Jackson
County, Ohio, at their next regular session, to
be held on the first Monday of June, A. d. 1878,
praying for the alteration of the county road
leading from WellSton to Finley Chapel in said
county, as follows: Beginning at point in
said road where said road intersects the section
line between sections twenty five (25) and thir-
ty-six 1861 in Washington township in said
county about one eighth of a mile north of the
residence of the late widow Scott; thence in a
northeastern direction across the lands of the
WelIston Coal and Iron Company, to Broad
way street in the town of Wellston, at or near
street in said town of Wellston; thence east
along said Broadway street to Main street in
said town Of Wellston; thence south along
said Main street to point where said Main
street crosses the aforesaid county road leading
from Wellston to Finley Chapel, and that so
much of said road lies between the above
first and last mentioned points be vacated.
e. b. BINGHAM,
lSap5t Atty for Petitioners.
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Hon. Milton Sutliff died last week, of
apoplexy. He was 72 years of age. In
the year 1857, he was elected Judge Of
the Supreme Court of Ohio, by the Re-
publican party.
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Direct connections made at Lancaster for
Circleville, GAINESVILLE, and all points on the
Cincinnati Muskngum Valley Railway-and
at Columbus for all points East and West. No
change of cars from Columbus to Philadelphia,
New York, Indianapolis, and Chicago.
q. r. CARR, Sup't.
w. A. MILLS General Ticket Agent.
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Public Notice.

The undersigned will offer for sale, at public
auction, at a room near the Postofflce, on
street, in Jackson, Ohio, on Satur-
day, the llth day of May, 1873, the goods and
chattels of Sarah a. Stewart, deceased, consist
ing in part of one horse, saddle and bride, bu-
reau, bedstead, stands, breakfast table, one
lounge, lot of good beds and bedding, together
with dishes, and men and womens clothing,
Sc. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock forenoon.
Terms: Purchases amounting to three dollars
Or les, to be paid in cash; above that sum notes
1t six months, with two good SuretieS Will be
aiken. JOHN l.. RAMSEY,
Administrator with the wiz annexed. .
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Sheriff's Sale of Real Estate.
State of Ohio, Jackson county, S.:
Court of Common Pleas.
Maddux Brothers VS.. Mary Buchanan.

IT.
On I'd Order of Sale.
Notice is hereby given, that in pursuance of
an order of sale issued out of said Court on the
10th day of April, A. D. 1878, and to me directed
as Sheriff of said county, will offer for sale,
on
Saturday, May 18th, A. D. 1878,
at one o'clock p. NJ. of said day, the following
described real estate, situate in the county OF
of jackson and State of Ohio, to-wit:
In-LOt Number Four Hundred and Seventy
Two (472) in the Village of Wellston.
Appraised at 500 90.
Terms of sale, cash on day of sale.
To be sold as the property of Mary Buchanan,
to satisfy judgment and deere in favor of
MadduX Brothers.
Given under my hand this 18th day of April,
A. d. 1878. JOHN NJ. EWING,
Sheriff. G. o.
E. Johnson and Jas Tripp, Attorneys.
lSap5t
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The Chief of Police of Chicago, claims
that there are four thousand armed Com
munists, in that city, who drill, regularly,
twice a week.
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Agents.

Standard largely. The subscription is
now Jorge, but l want to increase it. l
do not want men or women to work for
my interest without pay, and l will pay
agents ten per cent: Any person send
Standard for one year.
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"WAsHINGToN, April 6, 1877.

DEAR SIR-I am reliably assured that
L. g. Dennis, of Florida, would make a
capital Special Agent of the Treasury. l
specially desire that his claims may have
your favorable attention Sincerely,
"R B. HAYES
Zion. John Sherman, Secretary of the
Treasury"
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A little Florida Boy tanned an alligator
and the ugly reptile learned to like the
little fellow-not, however, until the
little fellow was gone.
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1t is said that Mr.. Beecher will bring
suits against Tilton and Moulton, for
attempted blackmail
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GSM7Sz-1aSs-
49, g. r1rs1 1 ILL * {.s9s3ssHl i ssasssssH
GX2-X2 y ~ y ~ Al Wv wv
Springfield, Jackson and POmerOy
R A IL R O A D
TIME TABLE,.

Making close connections with trains north
on Scioto Valley Railroad for Chillicothe, Cir
cleville, Columbus and all points East, West
and North. Passengers have six hours time in
Columbus and return the same day. The p.
m. train from Jackson makes connection with
Express south on the Scioto Valley road for
Portsmouth
Makes connections OH the IL m, train at
Jackson, for all points the Portsmouth
Branch.
II. L. CHAPMAN, Vice Presldent
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The Hayes organs which are now abns-
ing Dennis, for declaring that the face of
the election returns in Florida shows
that the State went for Tilden, should
copy the following, in the interest of
civil service reform:
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TRAINS GOING SOUTH.

Stations marked thus ~ are flag stations, and
trains will stop when signaled to do so.
w. w. PEABODY, Master Transp.
W. @. EVANS, Agent at Jackson.
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TIME TABLE.
WEST BOUND.

SundaVs0:
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THE STANDARD.
THURSDAY, ---- MAY 2, ISIS.

d. MACKIEY, Editor.
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06 Fancy Cards, Snowflake Damask. Asso! ted
~ in 25 styles, with name, 1Oc. Nassau Card
CO. Nassau n. Y. lSap4t
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~ MIXED CARDS, with name, 10c.
~ Agents outfit lOc. l.. JONES CO.,
Nassau, N. Y. lSap4t
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ODN hNS retail price $3.50 only S65. PI-
UIGUANN AMOS retail price 30 only Sl35.
Great bargains. BEA TTY Washington, N. J..
lSapjt
National Republican., 1878-03-05
Ladies' Holly Tree Dining Room

No. SIS NINTH STREET. NEAR v.
A select bill Of fare always available. Regular
meals. 2j cents.
Open during tho day and evening, SUNDAY IN
CLtDED.
All dishes made home like and pslRtRbe. dec2s-3m
National Republican., 1878-03-05
Police Court.

District cases.-Jamcs Bryan, George Craig, and
Abraham mason, trio Of yagf, were sent down for
thirty days each. GeorganR Buckncr. same
arge sixty days. Dennis COnnel profanity
dismissed. Annie Davis, deiacmg private proper
ty; $40 or fifteen days in jail. Henry Lee paid s.
for being dlsOrdcrly. Michael O'Brien and Rufus
Smith, same di missed. Rudolph Pctcr.cu, keep
ing bar open on sunday $50 or thirty days Ap-
peal noted; bonds, 500. John Powell paid 81 for
placing rubbish IN Il lot. Frank j. Rivers paid V
for culsing Martha Ward and Eliza Ball disor-
derly fifteen days each. John whiting, same
dismissed. Minnie WcsCOtt paid 81 for profanity.
W. =. Clark, charged with selling produce without
a license continued until today. York Pugh
charged with keeping gambling hOu'e' dis
missed.
United Sltcs cu.Cs.-David Hutley, charged will,
stealing copy of the Pot from David Hester wa,
discharged Albert NOuEer stole pnCkC.bOUk
from man named Bell, who did not appear, and
the case was continued until tomorrow. Murga.
ret Ceggctt paid sl % for stealing pair Of pants
and a vest frsin lIOllandcr Bros John Cole was
sent 10 ai for fifteen days for stealing barrel Ol
apples from o hucEster In the Centre Market. Ben
Iamln Lacey was scRt to Jail lOr ten days iOT steal
! ing 81. % from Annie smith. Daniel BuCkner, as
| sault OIL Jacob, b,ThUmas, paid g. Rudolph Peter
sen assault on Frank Rivers continued until to
| day, Annie Davis, assault on Charles W. Wills
continued until to-day, In order 10 procure CON
planning witness.
National Republican., 1878-03-05
TEMPERtN, r..
Dasl,nwny Meeting,

An Interesting and successful meeting OF the
Dashaway Reform club was held last night In the
North Capitol NJ. y. Church, corner Of North Capt.
tol and streets, vicc-Psc,ident John u. Wheeler
presiding.
The meeting was opened with congregational
singing and prayer by Mr. Isaac ChildS.
After some frrible opening remarks by Mr..
Wheeler, the meeting was entertained with AN in-
tcrcsting and effective address BY Mr. g. W. litch-
field.
young Hr. Sherman followed with "pointy"
remarks, which he illustrated with pictures from
lis own experience.
Mr. James McCanerty then gave some Of his eS-
pcTicIcc with good effect.
Mr.. Joseph Williams made an earnest and sue
ccssfll appeal ipr sgncrs to the pledge
The next speaker was Mr.: Isaac Chllds, who
made ali enthusiastic aud telling speech, giving
by way of illuirutiou. the results Of some cXtraoT
dinary drinking experience.
Dr. Bond was called upon. aud gave some good
advice Ia young men, csIcrialy In regard " the
evil effects of liquor.
The speeches were interpreted with good con
grcgRtiOnal singing, led bY Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
D. llOdgkus.
A large number sgugd the pledge.
The DaShRways will hold forth in the came
church tonight,
National Republican., 1878-03-05

HOTEL RlCIIELIEU,
IL Nos. i72G and ii2s PENNSYLVANIA avenue,
New and elegantly furnished Is now open for the re-
ccpti0n of transient and permanent Goarders FIX.
cellent table board tsD per month, (French cook.)
Elegant furnished rooms. en- suite or single. deli
ciolIS cup of cOffee for cents . specially.
dscls.iy l.. EISINGER, Proprietor.
National Republican., 1878-03-05
Hnlel ArrlNnls.

IaD.iGii-W,utcr G Kelly, New York; d u c CIlber-
son Teybf W Kcnuurd Baltimore; Ira Godfrey, Jr,
city; - Is WhlieTsUu, Utica: William ii Smnh and
wils Louis illc; II Hutchinson, New Orleans; " Is
simmons, New YCrk ! simmons end wife New
Hampshire.
81. JrmG,.-J q Burrl New York; Turton, New
York; q NJ Baitable, Va; Brgcr, New YORK; NJ NJ
Besc GlpssOw; l. Lewis, NG " . Jones, lr, England
Reese MIDI W 4 Tluslow. W W. q VI Saunders,
lem Va; n stokes, Ir, Pa J L Phea Tenn; w II
Benson, Va J A Galloway, ga; Brown ''h Mrs
Carlls, Ia, Mrs Baird, Ky; White New York. y
Abercrouibie. Is 4 o II II,
hetr6polhUn-J' II Hinchman, Pa: NJ
MunCks Md: j q MOOle, Nd; Hon J q Kelly, Pa & II
Bradford, New YORK; J l. Aiberger New York; y 1
Floyd, Ind; Boyer, Teng I Mut,er. New York
Archer, Md: NJ q Mankiniosh Scotland T u HaIri
son, England; W W Mccullough, city.
National Republican., 1878-03-05
The Hospitality OF Our Night Iodglng-Hous,

MIR. A. :. solomOnS. chairman Of the executive
committee of the Night Lodging House, has made
q report to the Commissioners OF the District show
ing that during the month Of February the lodging
house has provided for O40 persons Of whom there
were women and children, IS; colored, 10; unable
to read and write, lOi; average per night 81; num-
Der Of meals served lOs). Their nHtlonalties were
Americans, I5s; Irish, 90; Germans, 50 English
-; Scotch, Il; Canadians, L.; French, Q; Swcdcs
G: swiss, g. Australians o; Prussiails, .; ann New
fJunhlRndcr, |. Their occupations were-bOrtend-
Cr / boiler makers. 3; brewers, D. brlishmakers,
g. blncksmths, l.; bo0kblndeTs, !; BARRIERS, 10;
boatmeu, Is; bricklayers, Z bOokkccpers, ?; brass
hnishers, 2; bakers 49, butchers, IS; clerks, 50;
coopers carpcnters SO: cooks, 50; chairmGkers 2;
commercial Traveller, circus performer, dyer,
/ druggist 90 drauGhtsmcn, !; dairymem, G; en-.
gneerS ! farmcrs, IS fremen. ;; glass blowers, %
gardener, 3; glider, J.; gunsmith, /; gralners; 3;
harness. makers, 4; hUstler !; halter, /; Jew.
clers, =; labOren, 2i5; l0cksmiths, .;
miners J.; manuiurtnrerS' IL; nlachim's'' ~
millers o. moson., s,, 81 monider, II; mill,
f. plumbers, il poilshcrs ,; railroad hands, 5;
,; saicrs, 80; ship carpenter, shoelnakers. 81:
.tonccut,crs 70 stewards, scnm-iitters s. team
,cr-. g. tuilOrs, lG turner's, 81 tinsmiths, II; tan
uers, l6; telegraph operator ! ynrnishcr, !, =;
walters, :; Nhecwrght l. uphoatercFs, d iniscel'
/ lrucouS, Il minors, 90
/ The association has reorganized under their new
charter and have elected the following officers
/ President, Hon. NJ. u. Emery; vice.presidcnt and
| chairman crGtciO Of the executive miuee,
Hon. A. 4. SOOInJns, treasurer, John !. Mitchell
secretary, Dr. W. II. Ross managers, X. G. Fore,
Miss Barbara Ross, T.. +. simpson, +. b. Mcclure,
/ J. L Fitch r. J.. Hume, william SticknCy, Major
/ \. {. Richards and william Ballantyne. executive
| committee 4. :. SOlOmOns, +. H. McGuirc, y. Y.
simpson john T. Mitchell aud DR., W, II. Ross
/ Its hoped that Congressional legislation will not
deprive this useful charity Of the use Of the build.
Ing they now have Possession of, Rs 1t l. national
organization IN tho broadest scnse; but ii this
on Appropriations should at once frame bill pro
vidlng fer the purchase or the erection Of another
MINI -IIrI IDIr Ihn 4 Of the lnlrlnI- -lnuAH.
National Republican., 1878-03-05
HOME AFFAIRS.
CTR NOTES.

-r.efnl feet promote health and industry.
-Roosc sends New York papers IN advance.
The street pavement on Eleventh street, near +,
was repaired yesterday.
A correspondent writes to the Commissioner Of
Patents urging him to pUICARse Of the writer a
-rat.trap," which &c thinks would prove OF use In
the Territories.
A team Of sIx horses attached to n hRy.wagon
ran away around the P.strsct circle Yesterday, but
owing To fall Of one Of the horses the Others were
stopped JcioTv any great damage was done.
There was II lively and busy scene about the
oficc Of Mr.. j.. e. COX, pension agent, No. bC
Seventh street Yesterday. It being the day for
quarterly payments, the pcnsoner hOckcd together
in fIll force.
The American Debating Club has elected the
following officers Starr Parsons. president; Lc Roy
j. BOyys vice president: William Edwards. sVcrC-
hry A. II. J., W', treasurer; William Kern, critic
Joseph T. Bishop, sCrScantG:-utHts nnh librarian
executive committee, Mc>sTs. Post. BrOwn ana
SehrNcly. The club intends To- give II public en-
RTtAiED'cni at an carly day To consist "i u debate
upon 4 particular MISREPRESENTATION readings
and musig.
National Republican., 1878-03-05
AN UsEM EyrS.
Ray,nou,l-.lslsks,v

Last nights performance Of the new American
drama, Risks" afforded Mr.. Raymond the oppor-
t,inity Of making the re-sn,re his many admirers
In Washington have so long desired to enjoy. The
play abounds in humorous and pathetic situations,
as attendant embellishments Of an interesting plot,
skillfully constructed by keen and appreciatite
observer Of the peculiar phases Of American busi.
and social life II Is entitled to lasting enroll
ment with the few attractive, purely American
drana,, Mr. RAYMOND OF course renders his role,
Pcl1be,ton Pembroke, the central attraction Of the
play. His impcrsonation OF the indOmtablc msur.
nnCc agent deservedly ranks with the most tri.
umphant efforts Of his dramatic career. The sup.
port Afforded by Mcsdames Marie Gordon and
Blanche Ford and other members Of Manager
tOrtl's talented company was notably excellent
Mr. waverly attained particular success In his fine
rendition Of DHg,pi. Risks will BE- repeated TO-
night
National Republican., 1878-03-05
"NIarti,a,"

The opera of Martha" will lie performed at the
matinee to-day at the National Theatre, by q tai.
cned corps of amateur musicians, with the attend.
nnt attractive sdluncts Of appropriate costumes,
scenery. &c. The same brilliant east and efficient
chorus that appeared In the late hghly'succcssful
performance Of this opera will again lend their
valuable aid. Tho general desire to be present
upon the occasion Is evidenced by the fact that
many of our bcstknown citizens. who have been
unable 10 secure seats IN the more desirable por'
tions Of the house, have applied for accommoda'
tons In the gallery OF the theatre. The deserving
charity IN behalf Of which the proposed entertain
ment will be given will doubtless receive the hand
some contribution II so richly deserves
National Republican., 1878-03-05
A Stampede Among Horses.

Yesterday morning, RbOu, eleven O'Clock, while
komo workmen were removing piano from a
wagon belonging TO &. Kuhn, standing in front Of
the Slnth.steet entrance to the Y. NJ. G, A. build
ing the horse attached 10 the wagon was frightened
by the running away Of another horse, and started
on up Snlh street at a breakpCCk pace, preCipitat
ing The piano 10 the ground. Mr.. Kuhn's horse
Iai into and locked wheels with the other wagon,
and dragged 10th the horse and wOgOn 10 the cor.
per Of Ninth and streets, where the hUnt " heels
OF MI Kuhm's wagon were broken of--aSlc springs,
stopped the horses. The Other wagon also
dainaged to some extent
horse attached to Ehret't beer wagon, standing
IN front Of AbuerS restaurant ON Ninth street also
became frightened and ran away up Ninth street,
hui was stopped At uls corner OF before any dam,
Sss was done. None OF the horses or drivers were
ininrsh
National Republican., 1878-03-05
Thcntre Cnninne.

The management Of the Comiquc will either have
to enlarge their house or else stop putting such
magnificent bills before the public The theatre
was packed last evening, and the performers WED
with each other In doing their best. Harry Ken.
neiy, the vcntrioquist, Is equal To Davies; Sean
Ion and Cronin, IN their sketch are rressiib'c
the DeAlves Sisters are very popular last evening
they received two magnificent baskets OF flowers at
the end Of their medley. The performance con
cludeS with the sketch by Harry Williams the &c;
nial stage manager entitled The Thirst for Gold,
in which Harry aud Bob Ferguson carry OF the
hOuOrS,
National Republican., 1878-03-05
Now Canby WAS Killed.

Colonel A. B. Meachhn VIII deliver his great
hi.tOrio and thrilling lecture Oh the "Modoc War
and the Tragedy OF the Lava Beds, at Odd Fell
lows Hall this evening, by request OF q large com
miuce Of Senators, Congressman, officers Of the
army, Indian chiefs, aud members OF The Indian
board. Colonel Meacham promised Captain Jack
to tell his side Of the story Of the assassination OF
Candy aud Thomas, and will do so in this lecture.
He will also descrS the killing of his associates
and the terrible woundng Of himself a. ths time OF
the fatal council with the .ModoCs. No charge iOr
admission,
National Republican., 1878-03-05
Orange blossoms,

The clerk Of the court has issued marriage H.
ccnscs to the following applicants John Miller and
Mary Hughes Alex Deluny and Sarah L. Ia! l"r,
George ". Lucas and Mary G. Payne Willis NJ,
Pickett and Araminta Washington, b. II. Robinson
and Aura v Petit John Roster and Elizabeth Dor
scy Henry Harris and Mary T. Brown, Charles
Jones aud Laura Jones'
National Republican., 1878-03-05
Assignments ior To-Day.
CIRCUIT couRT-CHIE? JUSTICE CAR

CIRCUIT CoURT-CHIE? JUSTICE CAHrrER.
No. |. SckieS and Cook vs. Steam Pacict Com
nauy: No. $40, Trcswcl e. nj ys. Bowen; No %,
VIns1II, adlninistr4tor, vs.. Webb aud BGvcridge
No arT Taylor vs. Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance
Contrary; No. 3I9. Adams vs. Davis No. 38l.
Strong vs. Williams; No. Ri. Hill, use Of Lee, vs..
Davis; Nos BIS so UtcrrlcElc vs.. Gibson: No. 80
Riley ". Wilson: No. 81. Chandler vs.. Snmney
No 81? Middleton ct al. ". sui! ct nl.; No. 3iS.
Bell vs. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad company
No. IA Brittuu ct o. Jones. No, 3ij. brown, use
of Brown vs.. iolliAre No. AG. fcnw!Ck V. Dis
trict Of columbia W.. 3I7 3is. Creswell ct al. vs.
.l, All
National Republican., 1878-03-05
ReaI Estate Transfers.

W. W. Gradstreet to Hugh McCailrey, for 81 800,
lot H. square 9Gs; 7. Z. Waggaman 10 :. b. bod,
$1,000 lots Il and l3 aud part Of II, square iss
W T. Sliney 70 J. H. Wesner for q so lot 81 of sub
lot 5.square col Mills Dean, trusIcc to Hosea j.
Dean, for $, lot K, square 49, same 10 Lizzie
Dean Fleming for E, lot O. same tquarG; same to
L. J. Dean, for =, lot r. same square; W :. Cox,
trustee to L. 8 Murni for 5. part of lot H. square
SIS H. d. LOney etOl 10 sans for s., same prop
National Republican., 1878-03-05
cn1MIN.L cnrRr-IrsrIcr WYLIr.

Cathariue palley, grand larceny John Balts, as.
sault; :. :. Hough, larceny q cases John Jack
son. assault: Lewis James, larceny: William Wells,
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