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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-19
THE SILVER LAKE TRAGEDY.
FILE PROGRESS MADE IN SETTLING THE IDENTITY

OF THE VICTIM.
The ouestion as to the identity of the woman
whose body was found in q barrel near Silver Lake,
Staten Island last Sunday still remains as much OF a
mystery as Coroner Dempsey and Louis Riege still
believe 1t 20 be the body Of Ellen Murphy but this is by
no means established beyond doubt The body was
buried last evening the County Poorhouse by order
Of the Corouer after the had been cut or The hair
and the chemise which was found IN the barrel are al
most tue only cows which the officers have to work upon
Ellen Murphys trunk ct present OF the house OF Mrs
Copdren locked and comparison Of its contents with
the clothing the hands Of the police might settle the
question as TO whether the murdered girl was Ellen
Murphy. Coroner Dempsey, however. says that he hsa
DO authority 70 open the trunk long as 1t s possible
that the owner is alive
Tne old German, Heimer, told a somewhat different
story 20 the poco that which he told 70 the vag
ers Of NeW-Brigbton Tuesday evening. He said 10 al
officer that when he found man digging IN the woods
and asked him what he was doing, the man replied
/" Burying dog" Whose doggy asked Heimer
"Mr Ciscos" replied the man. Mrs Cisco
didn't want It buried near the house Il
weighs over a hundred pounds" When the man de
cded 70 bury It at the foot the HILL in softer ground
Heimer said that it a pretty good load TO carry
and the man replied IN pat II In a barrel Then
you'l roll 1t down hidS" No." replied the man, I'll
wheel II down"
By inluiring at the Summer residence Of John ].
Cisco the Wast banker, II learned that the family
had two dogs. and had lost recently.
Coroner Dempsey yesterday received the following
Telegram from Dr. Rose, Of NewYOrk, in regard to the
body Of an Ellen Murphy whom he is searching for,
and whose body It was reported, was in the MOrguS
HRw-YoRK, Sept 1s.
The corpse IN the Morgue s not that Of the Ellen
Murphy ana looking for. DOCTOR RosS
Doctor Rose was NewBrightOD early in the after
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-19
CLUBBED BY A sALOON-KEEPER.

John MOyland, OF No. sou WashlngrOn-st,
who has bees several DAYS in St. Vncenrs Hospital
suffering from scalp wound, appeared at Joher
son Market Police Court Tuesday aud preferred a
charge of feOuiOus assault against Henry koous pro-
nrIetor OF liquor saloon at No. 753 Westinghouse
Moyland testified that he asked for another glass Of
beer which Robus refused, telling him he wanted 70
close his place Then Rohus picked up club and struck
him over the head, knocking him nearly senseess and
Than dragged him into the street. Robins slid that
Moyland and another came into MS saloon ana ne
drove them out he wanted 20 shut up lie said that
Woyland bit a piece OF his finger He was held in
81 ono hail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-19
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Thomas Hogan, arrested on the charge OF
having counierrtf money. was held yesteresy ~
United states Commissioner Deuel. IN SOOoO pan 10
await tie action OF the Grand Jury. The witness,
George williams, whose testimony was expected 10
corrbOrate the Government evidence not present.
A snbp9na had been issued. but the Marshal reported
that be was unable 10 lind Williams.
Recorder Hackett yesterday sentenced Martin
Brennan the State Prison for ten years Tor roD9nE
lanes Penny OF No. 1876 West-st on the street last
Sunday morning; Henry Burton, formerly theatrical
agent, who convicted Of roobinE Emma A. hcharus
Mens or the evening OF August 20, was sentenced 10
the state Prison for five years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-19
THE SUCCESSOR OF CLERK BELTS.

Samuel Hinckey Lyman has been appointed
NV Judee Choate Clerk Of the United States District
Court. in place OF George +. Belts who recently re-
signed after holding the position tor nearly quarter OF
a century Mr.. Lyman was graduated at Yale Col
lege in SOL and for nearly twelve years has been
Using law In this city, member Of the law arm of Con-
vers & Lyman. He was officer In the United States
Coast survey from 1861 to the close OF the and dur
ing the greater part Of that period served In the Eng
at mis- own request. lie resigned his commission In
1865 IN 10 follow the profession OF the law, aud
entered the Law Department OF Columbia College,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-19
upGE BoND GRANTS THE RECEIVER.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 18.-In the South Carolina
Railroad case to-day at the conclusion OF Mr. Arbens
argument for the compainants, Judge Bond rendered
his decision in favor Of the companants for the APP
pontment OF a receiver. He suggested that persons
be named by counsel from whom receiver should De
appointed. Mr.. Richard Lathers. Of New-York' was
named by complanants' counsel. Respondents counsel
named first William j. Magratn, the present president
af the road Judge Bond said that no Ocer OF me r0an
would be appointed receiver They theu named Bentey
ID Hasell OF New-York. aud John H. Fisher, OF New
York. Tie Judge said he would announce the hp-
Monument hereafter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-19
A NEEDED AZ ,OOO. 600 RAISED.

BosroN, Sept. 1S.-The Syndicate which was
formed some months ago for the purpose OF raising
S3,OOOOOO to redeem the mortgage bonds Of the
Providence, Hartford and Fishkiil Railroad mas
Transferred The amount TO the EeY-YOrk and New
ENGLAND Railroad where 10 will remain until the LIST day
of October when IL will be duly rendered IN redemption
40 tno hoIders OF sald bonds at Hartford Conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-19
REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE MEETING.
Tho Rnnnhlicnn Central Committee met Tines

The KepuDIlCan CtnIIaI OUHIHIIIItU HIUU uVb-
day. and the Executive Committee reported that no
Irregularities had been found IN the Win Assembly Dis
trict The committee relieved from further con-
alteration OF the subject. gentleman In the rOom
not a member OF the Central Committee, gave notice
that an appeal would DO taken TO the state Central Com
mitee. The president announced that section OF the
coustution had amended that one-fourh OF the
mnmhera shnll constitute q quorum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-19
AN OFFICER BEATEN BY RUFFIANs

While Officer Noble, of the Eleventh Precinct,
was ON patrol duty Sunday afternoon, he ordered q
number OF rufilans nc AvenueC and Eleventhst. to
dispese William Smith and Jefferson Sullivan, abOrers
refused to obey the order OF the officer, and he took
them into custody Their associates turned suddenly
the officer whom they knocked down and kicked
on the head aud body The prisoners were rescued and
Le gang dispersed Yesterday Sullivan frrested and
committed in default of $500. Smith also arrested,
later the evening, charge of shooting az an
officer and beating night Waterman, and WAS also com
mitted for trial in default OF $500 bal
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2 That the merchants of the United States be per
shaded to buy and sell on the Custom House weight
g. Let the Government weigh sugars when they come
out ~ bond.
Place uniform rate Of duty all sugars mp to No
l6 Dutch standard. and add q clause prohibiting the
introduction OF foreign refined sugars.
Mr.. HaYemeyer stated briefly In reply TO the last
Witness that no authorizations used In his refinery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-19
THE NOISE IN SIXTH AVENUE.

The Grand Jury continued, yesterday, tho
examination Of witnesses the character and cure Of
the noises caused by the Metropolitan Elevated Railway
Both witnesses and iurymen were retcent as to tho
testimony. District-AttorneY Phelps said, after the
Grand Jury had adjourned that CONCLUSION in the
matter had yet been reached,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-19
THE COTTON CROP FOR 1s77J7s.

NEw-0RLEASs, Sept. 1S.-The official state-
ment Of the cotton crop of America for the year 1877
rs has been published By tho Cotton Exchange Tho
receipts at all ports we're 1884 100; overland move,
ment 295 3O6; Southern consumption, l44369 iotai
crop A773,S65.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-19
HUDSON BOUNTY INpICTMENTs.

The Grand Jury of Hudson County pre-
scented twenty-five indictments to Judge Knapp yester
day. including bills against the three masked burglars.
The Grand Jury will make presentment In the Smith
murder case Monday The rumored possible indictment
OF the Rev George b. Vosburgh for purjury Is not be-
eyed by his frend& As far as could be ascertained
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-19
THE CINCINNATI SUPERVISORS.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 17.-Judge Baxter, of the
United States Court to-day postponed further action In
the matter Of appointing Supervisors Of Election until
Tuesday Of next week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-19
NIB. HAWLEY SPEAKS IN ILLINOIS

Rock ISLAND, H., Sept. 1.-THE Hon. D.
b. Hawley Assistant Secretary OF the Treasury, made
the opening speech Of the campaign in favor OF the Ike
publioans this evening Discussing the financial gnes
ton from the point OF view Of actual knowledge
I'm the Treasury Department. he took an advanced hard
moneV ground.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-19
AN ABscoxpISG RAILROAD CONTRACTOR.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 1S.-Advices from LeXing-
ton No. say that Mr.. Taylor. Of the firm OF Taylor
Reid large the extension OF the Chicago
and Alton Railroad disappeared Saturday night. The
men have been paid for TWO months Taylors chief
clerk is also said TO have left for parts unknown
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-19
THE ANNrvERsARY oE ENDIcorrs LANDING.

THE ANNIVERSARY OE ENDlCOIIb LANDlNG'
SALEM, Mass, Sept. 18.-The two hundred
and atsth anniversary OF the landing Of Governor John
Endicott OF salem was commemorated here to-day I'M
der the auspices OF the Essex Institute and the City Gov
ernment by reading OF poem by the Rev. Charles
T. Brooks. OF Newport X. l., and al Grafton by William
Endicott.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-19

"That's a very stupid brute of yours, John, y
said Scottish minister to his parshOner, the peat
dealer who drove his merchandise from door 10 door In
a snail cart drawn by donkey Il never sec you but
the creature n brayIng" "Ah sir said the peat dealer,
re ken the hearts warm when friends meet"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-19
FATALLY INJURED WITH A PAvING-ST
A PROBABLE MURDER AT MIDDLE VILLAGE, LONG


Jacob Shad and Anthony Spellman, of Md
die Village town OF Nowown, FOR some time have been
on bad terms in consequence OF some business disagree
rnent, and on Sunday evening speman made an assault
upon shad In the eXAssessOr Closius the re-
suit Of which will probably prove fatal Tuesday Cor
oner Carroll was informed that shad was probably dy
ipg shad and some friends were seated at table in
tho saloon when spelman somewhat intoxicated, en-
tered and intrudlng upon shad's company, began to
abuse him. and at last attempted 10 strike him. The
proprietor nterered aud elected the contestants from
the ROOM On tue sidewalk spemau seized large pay
ing-tone and threw II shad striking him on the head
and innicttng a serious wound. He then fed. The IN
Iurnd man was pioGed up BY his friends ana carried
home, where medical aid was procured, ON monuhy he
would probably die COnstables Duffy and Heeg ar
The assault but when brought INTO Shads presence he
made a confession and imprisoned TO await Tesuits
The doctors now decide that 10 h. impossible for ehad 10
recoyer IL is said thnU Spellman had threatened sew
ernl times 70 " get square" with Shad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-19

A gentleman took the following telegram 20
telegraph Office: al VITA grief Tue 9esth
Of Uncle Jamea. Come quickly 10 read VIII pc
heve we are the heirs JOnn Black INC clerk hsNtne
counted the words, said, " There are two woras w"
many sir" q Ali right cut oas with grief
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-19
NAVY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 18.-Passed Assistant
Engineer j. r. Mickey Is detached from the Montauk,
and ordered temporary duty at Philadelphia as as
sistant 10 the Inspector OF Coal Assistant Engineer A.
" Zane detached from the Wyoming, and ordered 10
duty at tho Naval Academy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-19
DEFENCE IN THE REILLY MURDER TRIAL.

TIC UtItHCt III IHt IHIIUVI VII"I VI ""IIII
Reilly was gwen yesterday Edward DOYLE said that ne
saw Officer OBren when the fatal pistol shot was fired
with his right arm around ReIls neck,and with pistol
IN his hand He pistol in Reilly's hand John
Tucker testified that he O'Breu put his hands IN
Rc,Ily's pockets Reilly Jumped mp and called on Rey
nolds the saoon-keeper for protection. The latter
ordered them both go out After the second shot was
fred he saw O'Brien still holding the pistol.
The prisoner was examined at length. He gave his
version OF the origin OF quarrel He had been ac
custOmed to pay OBren money to prevent bis arrest
He was 10 have given the officer 800 the day OF
tbe sbooting Wuen no said no had money the
ofcer gave him the lie aud attempted to arrest him.
Then came the fight IN winch the officers pistol was IS
charged and Reilly ran away. He stumbled, Tell on his
Knees and the officer began TO club him. IL was out IN
the hail that tho officer discharged his weapon second
ma killing himself The prisoner said that he had no
weapon. The prosecuting attorney Will sum mp this
morning,
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More Wheat to the Acre.

That the ten, fifteen and even thirty
! busltl -!!es, crop, are not the largrs, lh~t
any good wheat soil is capsble Of pfpduc-
is fact pS;ent 10 every int.tiS.' farmer; :;
Vet thousands 90 on raising tiir-,. com par
a,ively Improbable crops, even th,ul h
the means is al hand for largely increasing
them. Ii is really quite . iihii, the po.si
bilitics of any farm suitable tor RAISING
wheat At ali TO grow an average crop Of
over thirty bushels per acr'; aud forty, hf-
ty and even sixty bushels per acre may
reasonably be expected uudes proper cul.
,uIe. Such crops are rather the ruie than
the exception on good English wheat
farms, but are quite rare in this c"untr..
The cost of fitting the soil, Of seed, .o~-
i1g, interest on the land, and the nun
ber aud value of the stock and mplemrul.
required are the same for a small =, for
large crop; anl the cost Of harye..inx {
ls but little more in the latter case. 81
that the difference between ten and .
thirty bu>hcl crop is ii 'crly sIl proh.. But
how shall this extra twenty bushel. prof,
per acre he gained. BY tic use of .urhc.
! lent manure to make the increase. rhr
fact that extra mnndrins nskrs 81 atii-
lion to the crop which ID nearly ali
profit, is fact seldom realized by farmers !;
nut suciI is the case, IS most will admit 81
ter Con~idcrcring The ab,ve statements.
The spreading of six cords of stable ma
! nure on two acres of land may not lsoddcc
n crop w:,ich will more than pny the en.
pcn.rs Of its production; put the same
iAaDurc on one acte, aud the chances are
iha; just as much whea, will be ha.yesi"l.
and at lit,lc NOR, than half ,le cost. For
the generality Of farmers, II would be a
safe rule 10 use WHIST stable manure The
have on half the area it is now applied TO-
-.4mer.ctn .IQricNlurtst.
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FRANK LrsLIE's SUNDAY MAoAzI~E FOR SovEM-
hER.-There Ia no periodical which can more Justly
claim to be edifying, entertaining and IL struc
than this a. well a. being The chearest religious
magazine in the world. TIE evident aim OF tn. ed
itor, the Eev. Chas. F. Deems, is to afford COM
pete satisfaction t. all classes OF readers aud for
a recreation on the Sabbath, no publication has
brighter, more varied, more wholesome articles.
The opening article Of the November Number IL .
wel!cons ldered memorial Of David Livingstone the
celebrated explorer Of Africa; one OF those mon
who aave heen also Chrstians. and Who like Christ
have died for men. The article Is illustrated by
eleven sdniGable engrayings. There are the usual
number of interesting serial and short stories. The
po ems are particularly noteworthy, and the editors
Sermons and his Exegesis even of more than
usual excellence. These Ire few OF the promi.
nent features Of this lumber, which abounds with
valuable articles, calculated to improve and elevate
the mind; filling 1913 quarto pages and the engrsv
;nss number 100! The price OF single copy Is rs
cents, aud the annual subscription 43 postpaid.
specimen will be sent receipt of Is censs. All
,irass, Frank Ias!:es Publishing House, 3d. IS 81
Park Place, New York. .-
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CURE FOR CATARRh.--A writer IN toe
Chicago Tri6ute's "Homc dep r,n-ur'
claims that the io!!owl = is u simple and
immediate cure Tor colds III the head, sore
throat, nsLhm., sore nossrils, exc:
The remedy is crushed cul's'h berries,
smoked in pipe, emitting the smoAc
ihrOl gh the nose After few Trials inns
iii Oc easy To do. Ii the nose is stopped
up 80 that it is inp,s,ipie 10 breath, one
plpcful will make the head As clear "s
bell. For sore throat, asthma ane br"n-
chilis, swallowing he smoke effects 'nl-
mediate relief II is the best remedy III
,he world for offensive breath, and vii!
m Ike the mos, foul breath pure and sweet.
Sufferers from that horrible disease, ulcer
ateL ca,arrh, will ti'd this reme"y to be
upeq,,niui. and a months usc will cure
the most obstinate case. A single lsial
convince any one. Eating the uncrusiled
berries is also good for sore throAt nnd all
bronchia complaints. After smoking do
no; expose Yourself to the cold air for at
least tii,ee: minutes The berries are per
fectly harmless, and there is no use going
to "ca,arrh doctors" while you can pro-
cure this remedy. They can bc procured
a, any drug store.
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Teachers institute.

A Tesche7s' Iastituts for Lincoln county will be
held at Canton beginning Ict. 1ith 1878, At o'cloc.
p. m. and closing Oct. 10Th, st nonn.
All persons intending to teach In this county dur
ing the next II months, requested to make =
reasonable effort to attend.
Anv teacher, absent on account of having work to
DO, show lack OF interest aud is not aiming to bent
the sch ool district that may employ him. and the
only Incentive OF such An instructor IL teachers
v~l,es. Par.ons who sverse to spend time to
qu.li'y themselves or vill make sacrifice to he
come aucce.sfnl t~schor-, are hardly worthy Of be
ing employed by school district.
The Institute exercises public and calcnls tod
to he OF general interest Two evening sessions
viii Re devoted to lectures, esssys, and reading.
A cordial invitation to sttcnd the exercises Is e1-
tended to III friends Of education, and School Off
cers arc especially solicited to be present. for this Is
az ood opportunity to observe the capabilities Of
the AtHerent to "bers end their willingness to do
sood work al Of which will aid in procuring good
teacher when needed.
Sept II, 1873. B. c. JACOBS,
Co. Supt.
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VOL. III.
i. .sl.ELo'T ITEMS.

Trunks and vnli.es at r J. Fosdicxs
We have had delightful fall weather
50 far
Mr. Sunday has been employed ~
clerk ct Rowley's.
Centennial township takes another
vote on the question of giving aiu to The
5. c. & P. II r.
-Chas Van Alstinc has rented the Hell.
gerson store building and will at once ii.
il up for noel.
-G~ading on the Pembina road has
commcEccd mile or two south of Belnit,
and quite II strip has been completed.
The new Methodist p.stor for Canton
and Bcloit for the ensuing year is The Rev.
.. S. Bryan. Rev. Newell goes to Por,
! landvillc.
1t is expected ,ha, the grading OF the
$. E. & Pemb,na R'y, between Falrview
and Eden will be completed within u
month.
=, 49,
-Mcssrs. Woerz and Righthowcr, tie
new furniture dealers have had an cAtcn
sivc sidewalk iad III front of the Carpen.
va '"''>''"s'
There WAS An exciting horse race east
VI WV" ,"s' . ""'""S' anu '''''a' o'''''s
o"'''sco no''"' "e'"uSe some iello"S oe'
"'' '''o s.""'s' h"'S''
Iowa held her election on Tuasday
" nat TIC gcAcral result Is W. are yet una
''c 10 say more "''A mat '.c7e 49, OF
course hepao''can MAJ 'Eity.
--Fivc stages leave Baloi. every Monday
morning. They got the following p ints:
Sioux FALL, Rock Rapids, Sheldon, Calii
"i,2 and Er',"" siio't. Vino snys Dcioil
Ent the huo:
rom Nns, with llis 1t is ti.st class
place - EN- sri;e ~ ri ere.;D IL; ,e,gi
70 know il. Cane nr. tn re is plcn,y Of
room, antl YOU are Welcome.
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,nwns;n vn,4d a,j .,ma or,,os. ,h,ir
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---Iycrm,r Wncr> g. Co of Si,ux r;ty
are anon. 20 occonv the Car,,n,er buii,tiny
Will, l,ro. stock Or fu,oit,r. rne jur.
ri,u,c wi, arrive this wcck and w;u ~.
the l,rges, and brs, stock ever brourht to
this src,ioo.
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.,or, =, w., mad. to ,,,. pe,,r,4,s u,,r.
Th. foundation hss slytsty been ,ni,,.-
NIer ,bst in,,roycm.m4n is comnj,,ed
,hi, laycri,. hotel Will then be equal to
th. hest Of them.
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CANTON, T., Thursday OCTOBER 1O 1878.
Lincoln County District Court.

Inc foregoing were the cases before til,
term of court which were disposed Of n
| follows:
Territory of Dakota vs.. Hubert O'clair
for selling intoxicating liquors unlawful
| ly, struck from calendar.
Territory vs. Chas. L. Morrison, Larceny
bail forfeited.
Territory VS.. Michael Costello setting
fire to prairie, verdict Of guilty, sentenced
to fine and costs.
Robert IL. Miller vs.. f. Gilman; debt
judgement.
James Braylcy VS.. Chas. Dnmpscy, Geo
W. Blanchard, Darwin Keller and Geo
Keller; note; continued.
Canton Building Asssocivtion vs.. Johr
W. Steele; contract; Continued.
Canton Building Association vs. Ell,
ward Golden; contract; continued.
N. B, Harwood e Co., vs. Ii. a. .IHndt
injunction, cOnt:nuod.
John N. Carpenter vs. Andrew Hand
schicgcl; attachment; cantuued.
John ". Turner vs.. J. \. Carpenter
coI.tract; dismissed.
G. Craig and j. H. Wise, assiCnecs OF
}. +. SccborlIng S Co. vs.. W. ii. Miller
judgement for plaintiff.
Wilson Morcland vs.. Oscar Walker;
claim and delivery.
JAS. A. Carpaner vs. John E. Nash and
n. G. Nash; note; continued.
j. d. Cameron vs.. Mark W. Bailey, cI
al ; contract; continued.
Ricnar,! Edwards vs.. A. S. Steele; debt
dismissed.
Frederick Kcilel " u.rriet K ,ilcl; ii
vorcc; struck from calendar.
N. w. SAeste Dr. vs.. J, l.. Johnson; !;
equity.
David Meyer, vs. A. P. DixoA; claim
delivery: struck from calendar.
Horace Ale vs.. Cn.s. \ Solrh; trovcr
and conversion; continued.
Julia a. Burrows vs.. Edward Ha.roNs
divorce; dismissed.
Hester Am West vs. John NJ. CARPENTER
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CANTON p. o, DIRECTORY.

Southern daily mail arrives every day except Sum
I,,y.t7 ~. Departs every day except Sunday
st7P.n.
northern daily mail arrves every day except Sun
Ia vat 7:n0r y. Departs every day except Sun
ID at TAM.
| Canton and Mitown mail arrives every Tuesday
and friduy ~ II Departs same days at p. n.
canton Il Eichlsnd mail arrives every Friday, At
srM. Departs every Saturday, At g 4. II.
ONCE o,en from 7 A. n. to y p. N. On Sundays
from to 2 p. M, md one hour after the mail
giysy from the North.
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