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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-09-06

Two negroes were killed by lightning at
Preston Bend, Toxas, and the belief among
their people was that they were objccts,oS
divine wrath. A revival OF religion was the
immediate consequence, and nearly every
negro in the county is convert.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-09-06

FORTY IN DUEL-The famous duel
IN which forty or moro gentlemen were en-
gagged in 1928 is still remembered in Match
ez. Col james Bowie, tho famous fighter
and inventor of tho knife which bears his
name, use to spend great deal of his timo
IN that city. ne was challenged by a gen.
tleman from Alexandria, La :, whose
friends, to the number of forty or more. ac-
companied him to Natchcz to see fair play.
Fnszlng sha! Bowie was Q despaSata man
ants took their places in tho centre, separated
from their friends in the rear, or enough
not to endanger them with their balls. Be-
hold the battle array thus: Twenty armed
Louisianians fifty yards behind their cham
pion and his seconds and surgeon, and op.
posite them, as far behind Bowie and his
seconds and surgeon, twenty armed Missis-
sippians. Behold the heights of Natchez
thronged with spectators and steamer in
the river rounded to, its deck black with
passengers watching with deep interest the
scene. The plan Of fight was to exchange
shots twice with pistols and to close with
knives, Bowie being armed with his own
terrible weapon. Attic first fire both par
ties escaped. AZ the second the Louisianfan
was too quick and took advantage of Bowie,
who waited the word. At this Bowies sec
ond cried "foul play" and shot the Louisi-
anian dead. The second Of the latter. in
stantly killed the slayer of his principal.
Bowie drove his knife into this man. Tho
surgeons now crossed blades, while, with
loud cries, came on the two parties Of
frisnds the light of battle in their eyes, Ina
moment the whole number was engaged in
fearless. conflict. Dirks, pistols and
Eakal cffect until ono
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-09-06

DELICIOUS CAKEs.-Two cupssugar, one
cup butter, one cup sweet milk, three eggs,
three cups -four, half teaspoon soda, one
teaspoon cream tartar, flavor with nutmeg,
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-09-06

Don't kill tho toads. They are the gard
ener's very best friends, from the fact that
they are the mortal enemies of insects and
worms that deprcdnto on garden vegetables
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-09-06

Soapsud water is an excellent liquid ma
nuro for some garden crops, especially for
celery, which, if applied every other day,
during its growing season, > the stocks will
be crisp and Of a mammoth sire. s. e. s. s.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-09-06

Now that it has been definitely ascertained
that the new carpet bug is only the anttro-
enus Urophnlari9, it is hoped that people
will not make such fuss about it for the
future.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-09-06

Did you ever see gooseberry its eggs?-
~ Y. Ne,os. No, but VIC have seen a cow
hide in tan vat.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-09-06

ea....s-dEaxa the other from the heiu; un
Bowie fought like lion, but fell covered,
with wounds. For months he fingered at
the Mason House before he fully recovered.
-MOrristO,on, Tenn, Gazette.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-09-06

requested nSnd e ' ns @ Hah5f 1ao5f ]
fronth
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-09-06

A rising man-a balloouist.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-22

The following messages were received from
the Senate:
90 SENATE CHAMBER, /
New Orleans. February 10. 1873. !
To the Honorable Speaker and Members of the
House of Representatives
/ am directed to inform your honorable
body that the Senate concurs in
House bill No 81,
''An act relative to the charter of the New
Orleans Water-works Company" etc,
And House bill No 266,
IAN act authorizing Thomas G. W. Ellis to
sue the State
With amendment as annexed to the bill.
Also, to inform you that the Senate has
passed and request your concurrence in the
following:
Senate bills
No. 153,
IAN act for the relief of NJ, c. Cole
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-22
No. t0T. entitled

No. LOT, entitled
''An act to amend and re-enact section 6 Of
act No lao. entitled An act to repeal an aci
to create q Board of State Engineers APP
proved February a. 1871 to vest the control
jufies. to authorize The appointment of en-
gineers: fixing their duties and compensation
to authorize the Governor to contract for the
construction and repairs Of certain levees, and
to provide for the payment thereof"
No 9, entitled
"An act to INCORPORATES the Napoleonville
Fig Company NO: |, OF the town of Napo-
leonville. in the parish Of Ascension
Also on Senate Concurrent Resolution,
Endorsing the memorial to Congress of
The Southern Educational Convention that
met at Atlanta on February 6, 1878" etc Q
Respectfully,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-04
FARMER HUBBARD IN J.IIL.
Recovering his sanity amer Hcing Accused
by II Jury Of WIFE Murder.

Farmer Samuel d. Hubbard who on Tues
day was pronounced TO be deranEed 10y an in
sanity expert, who recommended that he should
be sent to an asylum. WAS in his right mind
yesterday. although the night before the Cor
oner's Jury had concluded that his wife. Maria l..
Hubbard. came To her death 10y poison put into
draught of lager beer by him. Police Surgeon
Hopkins visited Hubbard on Tuesday md de-
cided that tn. prisoner was suffering from the
sudden withdrawal of stimuunts. which h" had
before that been freely drinking, lie admins
tered pure'ltiVcs and TONES, and they restored
Hubbard mind, SO that yesterday he was ns
sunr MS eyer. He learned OF the conclusion of
the Curoncr's jury from Mr. John johnson. "A
nrighhor, VINO rs looking alter his Interests on
mis- Grayrsrud farm. Mr.. Johnson came t.
Brooklv u expo" ng 10 hegln proceedings To-
have Mr.. Hubbard sent to the asylum, and was
surprised I find him sane. Mr.. Hubbard dad
not butrdy any surprise at the verdict OF the
Curun"rs jury, apparently thinking, ms he hHi
previously lntinu"d, tlut il WAS warranted hN
the su-Urlnus circumstances HsnluSi htW. lIe
INSERTED his IunO 'rnrc, ana snid u NJ the truth
would yet conr out. HIS counsel Me. s, D..
Morris Hseured him thNt thet'stl'uuuN taken by
the Coroner did not warrant thu lury's conclu-
sion that he WAS guilty,
Coroner SMm- committed Hubbard to Ray
lnnnd stree la'l, and cent the testimony to tao
Dirrilt Attorney,
Ma. Hubbard ~ sixty years of me-" ana Is in
fuiins heath. Ilr lS worth hVtWou - lN0) Hu l
fnn nnn, ANA WIS one ul TIL most ruHputt&b. =
rCsld rnt5 of GrnVrsrnd.
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WEDNESDAY,, July 3-FLouR Am MEAL
FIuu rn,i uounni ur loM slt pll- rNitt-, ant go a.
thr-o grade, Wou laihrr uruwrr. tut not liunuhN
nunor R,, hour and ruru wru sirriN a. y .s't
81 .ur ana Western suprrhnv. - lnn.ftt 1ti rNuA
snw. 1sl2l Weston survive wru cNir'-,
SisN3Sh-1, dn An ANA NAA, 81 f"e-'i -. WIN
nr "a &c. extras - 'tTi No., ~ ~ nh NNN,
l1gT VI ma, sutl Ah nt.. - - a. So eats s'Ni.tns
,Nl... 5, Ntp.' ID, Snlu,tu hills' ans 900 hruJ,
- i'ri-' 20 NHtthrrn ,lluuus "Ntrt, - -psst' 'Hir
meal West - lue, - lt. NrtuA NNN, tIfts-7
lA, n1lr Sls $50 Wheat l,,.. sl-a5l; % .la. $50
irNd. FluGe ~
'or'uN ~ ct, ,tcnd, and rtirly n"nyr M,llm. ~
ltuUs, ~ Z ~ t~> ha.,- FiNN,- tlN i.rN
VrOd ~i.tluN , t, .Nili ~ uHlNi' DO 'i,,
lD AUaW.t II 2l,. nor ~,uruhoi, ~ n'' hf a. "I"''
llnlF hr NuN,lnhrr. iu0t sea littUli. =. t1" iur
Jltun y, ~ nc tor February, oini II Wh. rg MARCH,
Sal hiD.ptilr~
fnnyniuNs turk dul mhhclvN Mt in2l fnr nic'' HHh
sub lhAi tnl. iuiur riiN rN IA Tiui"f AHtdsi
utd fltl 10, Ortuucr ulu ,lV rrs wa l.ulrr nlu'i
SlL1h asNc tor Au-u,l um piu til'r uVi"l"'r bH'"n
uonlndl 10 lAQA'c lor Weston and rlt i- a. r vat
mra,' ling mrlN 10 4 niy urir. lnri"l'r' r.
hut mrlitNy recovered, irh tNt-"l ~ "ul'i4' irt''
slc- ,l TO- Un the stul AZ TiAhsSi I"r iih' ,l't 'i
81 ilGfS7 ~ ior Western, ANA ~ hdr1 Il, ,iNrN.
aiuD To-. H7thsa1l' tnr jay, N1l.A So i'i Nh
pu ~" nud - .ossi2-is tr - p!ui.r n.''''' hn4''
h,GIA hr city. Butlur li hnl uNu,ul N 'rD h.nl's,
ks2ie STATE daIks, iOsIe.i Western dalnss, o|'"e !
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-04

BRADFOnD-RARTLkrr In Vallejo. cal juno -.
Albert mr. l. Bradford ct Napa 10 Miss Annie Bartlett
san irturt." o..
GlBrON-JONES AT Glcnwooi. the residence oi the
h.ilcs parents As-Wununn. Ia on W"dnesdav JUN ~
49, bV the Roy Edward Laws. " II Ghson oi New
York CitV KATE Jose hinc. daughter OF George w
Jones and MARY luuf.o kittfcdfc
LABArr-klhlGllINl On Jnly = at hoy trinity
Montreal to Marii Youngest daughter OF Charles lsih
Bmn Esq. Of Aneoun Italy
MOUNT GLIDER LEEVE.--In BrooNlyn. on Montay,
JulN 1873 AZ the cslcucr ute brides rrcn'> nv tie
Rev simmons. Winhcld :. Mount and Mary l., daush'
ter nf Jam. stiilicr.lfrNp.
MAtCLAN -NcDON AID In Boston. Mass, juno l. by
tn Re-, Michael Roman. john u. MaoCay Of Now York
citN o. Hannah Mcdonald # BOSTON.
sENIr~-kNAlP At the residence " tie brides pa.
rent. in jersey titN y " on the ri inst tv Rev.
Dr Ahrcronhic john Livingston :. Wit 90 schenectady.
\ Y. and saran Mead, daughter OF Mr. Frederick W.
kuuIu
RElD-COCHRAN ON Monday. July l. 1879. nv tho
Rev NJ Soucr,iil,. Mr. John Reid to Mrs Jennie A.
Cochran
HWERlN-kAEHLFR- In Alameda. Cal. June %
~ The Rev -. Ma. hl.ioph William Edward Schwerin VI
san Francisco a. T. i~ah'tl knchlcr ~ Grrmnny
SrIASNi-M ANNEX I'm Thursday Juur n 1877 NJ
the residence ofth hude~ ptrrts hS the Rev MI Halter.
mann. Albert SuI-uy Of New YORK to car ohna daugh.
ter VI Albert Wunncr Esq OF luhoA,n.
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NEW YoRK, Wednesday. July 3.-Recepta OF
hcNr- III ear loads 2sul head. making total
q. g. l6l since Moudtv. AGAINST 2Olt for the time
last week Price, were NJ better Tor the s,w interest
than Monday aui trade slow 1T feeiOc q n.
to dress 5Ia17 h ruore~t to best with buk "
sales ~ sa9isc T. n, dress 81 bs Exporters used
something more than go int STEERS.
Receipts Ut calves 80 head making ! l22 ancc
Monday Huuust i;B for the puniinc time last
week Fat Nrais We doing tribe better and tile mar
kct generally in thu sellers Milk fed veals
sold at q lfU4r n N few tOis ut N5sc., what
called lied calves at 81 Ole aud grasscs and butter
milk calves at 2AHt'4r
Receipts o shr' and lambs were p car loads or al
head maxim. total ct X i37 Monday against 622t
tltp saH time Shcs dull NJ about
former prices or si,@psc y n Lambs AT hast
~ p n lower with slow sales at 4issSc n N for
mon To choice southern. Western. aud state lambs a
choice load vi Kentucky lambs, % Bs average,
going at 57sc. T. n.
Receipt. nr hogs were 40 car loads, g. 2e7 head
making total Of Ol62 since Monday against 10 600 Tor
the sAme nmle INST WON. Mono Tor sale nLIye.
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FINANCIAL Avn COMMERCIAL

WEDNESDAY, July 3-P. M.-Thc days
business Mt the Stock Exchange was more ac-
tive in view Of the fact that Thursday is
national holiday; and considerable pest was
impaired to the general market because of we'll
circulated rumors that some OF the chici opera
tors were purchasers. Lake Shore. Erie. and.
more particularly the Northwestcrns attracted
attention and st. Paul common. also New
Jersey Central and Western Union. were well
sustained In fact the whole market evidenced
manipulation by prominent operators. and
prices closed strong. Cleveland and Pittsburgh
WINS = 2 cent. higher at 81; Lake Shore closed
at 594. the highrs, point OF the day and tho
same may be- remarked OF the most active
stocks III the list
Tho nnctuaiions in the other shares will be
TheS,oek tx .hanGe. adjourned this afternoon
until Friday at II A. VI.
The total number ~ shares dent In WIS lul.-
90 OF when Lake Snurr rcr,res.,nted 2G37o:
Erle, lGni9; Norihwsstcrn. i24lo; Co. pre-
ie crr i 3s Wes st. fn nion 30? 800 E ts
trnl. 3. 157: Delaware, Lick, and Western. 4.4u0
Cl"ve. and Pus. 2olu; Morn. and Essex; ,l45;
~ ddl: Michigan Central. 400; " Y Central
7G3 wabash ,do 400; Rock lsland. 200 G., G. and
Illinois Central 400. Kansas Pacific. 100: " j.
southern. 100. ana Panama 100
The gold market presented no specially i'm
portnnt features. All OF the sales were al 1905
The Following were the principal quotations:
1873 ..i i"S. s %FF ....... 49, IT,
In oag. ne ric; paid for the w. of gold were "a and
fsn, t. hat ana Tor car .n5 isnt ,r, -, ~.
st,ck Exchange were 90 ~ % eod balance. 81 ~,
T rse@si s4s" i" calsd aG. aud adj paid cut ' IN
coin interest ON the public 'ioht s57p"n
lhc Internal revenue receipts at Washington today
1rrn.ur, also received S,ooo1 national bank noi,,
Tt earning. OF the 81 Paul Railroad COMPANY for the
month ct June were Increased Hearty $3.50" over the
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mony OF Weber to-day sottles this fact There
was good reason to suspect as much on account
q the trick he tried to play on Anderson. Even
arrival here. He wanted him to pull with them
reward was to DO good places In the Custom
House.
The Efforts that are frantically made to dis
how very important 1t Is deemed by the defend
statement read Yesterday was prepared for
him; that he was incapable OF writing it.
They. however. furnished the proof of his
capacity to wrto II by putting In his letter to
j. II. Weber OF st. Louis. That letter Is quite
day. They insist that this letter contradicts
his explanation OF that letter is more damaging
produced. They say that 1t ia unnat
ural that man should attempt 70 make
political capital out Of the killing OF
he ~ without heart or conscience. The two
theories are Incompatible. Moreover. Weber's
explanation of his letter Is in accordance With
the known facts The men who brought Mrs.
jerks here. first To use her to secure the vote
of Matthews on the admission OF Kellogg.
and then to compel The nomination OF Packard;
the men who set w the Eliza Pinkston
lob suhorncd her to- commit perjury in order
10 manufacture public opinion. would not hrsi-
tnte To urge T.. l.. Weber to write Just such n
letter M he did about the killing " his brother
for Just the same purpose-political effect at
thp North
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CLAPP-In Boston Mass, June 90 Lucy Clapr aged
BALpwIN-o Wednesday. July ., Sarah, Wade,
Nd ,r OF mm@I h%aM9 m the s''h year her age
DMN,--M New bniain Conn June SO ne Rev
laoI ana he irst orinncd pricst IN The ,,ccs. '''
FUGARM --iaS g. ~ at her late tc.dcncc. io7 Az
Mr. Eleanor fo.arly, n the 7l,t year oil her age.
GES0nNs In b'inWnre, w, 10y l, William Grooms'
GrNN -'nly T. rrane. Gum. nscd a. wears
The funeral viii take Mace IRON ms late rcsllcnec III
HkRisnoRN ~V Sa,haa g. ii jay L. Jane. liar,>
nENRAty ..-ial, = rs Charles II ueuraty. aged :.
year, mouths. aud - DAYS
Tlc rclau'c, ona trend. the fanny nrc rc:lcctmly
invited I" at'm tc uucra nom h, fi' residence, +oJ
"fNRN , r.ry ~ ,i ''' h, , re- .scncc
rs Pacific u,. Garlrcr ,ccend suuoi the lau David
Isaac II culver. need Ky wears
The rsauyr- aud lrcni, o the ,auily are INVITED 70
from the Reformed butch Church conmampsw av'
kAn IN r@lo,.Il,,ia ioly !, neury KAT aged 81
'SMISa iiy 6 w y T Isl In, John Mcguire a.
tlr rsid,nr' i ms 1rothcr-m-!aw. 90 'onchy l54
.funTh ON rudaY hh ip,i e !" "r.",A ", from
s., rsr ani g NsGIeh Mrngr, o ne Lnr
MGcHGrS "6n . q n.t JoHn c,rua ascd * WINS
tni th, funeral ron s. ccrc'a, Church WlAams
bg,eh = att Thw.da, 4tln,t
ami the late Martha Mcimrr
FTr1tV1 a GrIe.k Friend, are n,'l'l p.,.,.,
s S a, , ic , In, r.r,, of Nn, ssss
~ year, ant mouths
POWELL "a, rul.,n,id Nc jun - the Rev L Pow.
ell rrcd =, years, probably the oldest Bapus, Clergyman
iu Maine
RtMSEN ON July . At iici. a,tcad l. I. Susan L.,
vic OF Gtu y Rem. en- Asth ,i Nsat> lid months
Friend, and relatives invited 90 Hi'ol th funeral
ON friAN, July g. at hcl ia rtsir,p Nltlor farther
notice
koGER~.-n VALPARAISO Chh. Ma, ~ Stephen
Roger. esed '2 'tar,. nlhvr s,i''H lnls y q
M, uhrr uI ttr tul,.r FhNsptl- amt Surgeons ut
Sew Nurk. rr,itut o' Che a. o '-tl Society tor two
YEAR. Il i,nlr. u Tire Sew hurk Arul Nl} % Medicine,
u, nlior tl, Nrll d runu amt uc Nv Work. County
lrai $50 rt, aul Honorary Fellow %. the Obs,etl,al
b surlrIN 10 g. i4iu
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IS Alhemarlc. Gibbs. Loves.
- Amcriqur. Drlort lIAVre.
s. Crescent CITY. Porter. Asrinwall.
r. CITY at Washington Zimmerman, Havana
IS Eleanor. johnson. Portland.
- Juhu Gibson. Chichester r, Gcnrgctown, ID q.
r. Lone Star. Forbes. Ncw Orleans
- theron. Cam bell. Pcrnamhuro.
shit! Caravan. Wnetelder. LIVERPOOL.
ship Freedom Lawrence, Liverpool
Shin Magnolia, sutton. Liverpool
BARK Athlete. lr,in. antwerp.
BARK J N Chsdwick How. Cardcnas.
BARK Lady frHnaliu. Muud. Barcelona
Bark Mvrcator. Herd Guunttnfmu.
Bark Robinson Cru-Uc. Robin .un. Matan1aa
Bark 1oriacu-. Peterson. Stav"naar.
Hrig Armidu. prtr,llulIi. IcghOrn.
Brig Herman. llichhprn. Cardenas.
Schr Ruth DARLING. Swazey. Cardcnas
Also the regular coaStwi-e packets.
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Susiu,ss Hotties.


dentist about the country curing peoples gums
and their teeth He mnde money aud rehrCd
II, really ..ccs-lnl lie saws now tat NIL he used
ON them was SpIODONr II Wa true lie restored the
hrnlti ~ the mouth hy TIL. natural remedy
H. stuck like spaldngs Glue to his customers 0ud
cured them
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do factories ozalec. Cheese more active at 7aste fog
siatc factories Ecgs, ~ Gisc for fresh
oRAtN-wheat again partially lc lower hut less active
snles 40 OOhu-h ~ DSc ior No srrinf 81 O20fOf
for NO do 81 DGeaSi VI Tor No do 81 Onf II Tor No.
red winter al i36 81 ~ Ten gUni to prime white. and
for future delivery. il20U bush No spring ana North
west 81 " u3i, tor July, and ujc Or August Rye
nominal Oat. quiet and scarcely 50 hrm especially the
graded lots sc- ~ bush at 2s1 isc Tor mixed and
3la37c. ur WHIT. including No GRADED Ht 3O6a3O1sc for
mixed. and 32i, VI tor white Indian corn uchvc and
closed tuN lr higher for mixed. both spots ana futures,
sales the suo lS2rD hush. mostly Western mixed,
n Hottie ircluliug 30 = ~ 40, ef6c stomncr Mt
err ,clow t7g tSc.. do whit. BE round yellow.
50 ur future delivery. 9JI bush including steamer
mixed Tor july ~ - r." hut mostly No at 4i1aAt6ic.
Tor July. aud iNii ~ - tor Aufust
SrNDRifS--NHvH stores. though quiet were about
scHdv. Mt 2Nr2nsc. for spirits turcntue, aud S1.45A
S1.hO ur coumou tn goWl strained rosiu Poroiennywns
dull but about steady crude. M hulk. eve refined in
choice Whiskey dun nj ~ niis. cash. and ~ ~
regular. Ocean trrrhts were moderately aruvc though
at lower rates Gram to Ivcruunl hN steam. ~ cot
ton Id -four. - Gl cs2s 7rd grain 10y sail e1sd do
to London. by steam sd flour. y. ~ grnn 10 Gla+
cow hv sioui ST.. do tu Hnvro. bV sail ~ 81 n qr;
do 20 Cork orders Is. III do % bordeaux Is do
10 Marsuins. Is. 3D.: refined petroleum to the Baltic,
GRocpRirs-Rio coffee quiet bat steady at t2h9
l6ac uud tor Cargocs, and &c god, a. tie top price
for iuhlns lots sales i.5SD bags Inferior a. l2e gold;
nnld grades IN small sale ut 2022,c for Javh aud no
l7c sold. Tor Murhraihu Rice in iuhing sale ut W az lc
M,ase, quiet bnt steady; Cuha. hutcst rrnniW, $40
5lsc; New orleans. 30 &c Raw sugars were hrn anu
quot ihir topoWl ronning Cuba. fitpT'sc rentnu9hl,
7s@s,c; sales LOO hhds mu~cuvado at Vsa7 5'l6c.
X nu'd sugars in demand AMI steady at 81 Tor
| standard "A, ana NsmNtc. Tor hards.
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At the Grecnhriur White sulphur Sprlngs, in
West Virginia, on the lAth o Ananst next There Is "a DO
given bail tor the benefit oi the Lee Monument mnd
I'm evening, and Also tor tn behnl OF q" Ihh
there wl In Put ny lottery portraits " eoh Loe AMI
StonvM all Jackson
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MAKINE INTkLLI0ENOE

ALNASAc-rHfs DAT
Sun Rises. "a sun scts.... 81 Noon sets 10 II
Hi.H wArHR-ruts
Sandy Hook. 10 81 Gov Island. II - Hell Gate %
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-04

Dr. rnderhilrs pure Wine. from the oroton
by n n Al h THCRBtR SEQ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-04

Have you tried the perfection biead of
Mocha and Java Coffee IN glass 'arsf
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The mothcr hnis "a faithful friend IN MRS
WlNstOM : SOOTHING SYRUP. - cent? a hottie
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Summer understands and drawers 21c,, SIC, 5Oc six
drrs, SHEETS To measure, sn uuaunlrrod shirts 7hv -
W Johnston ,ira, iGiso ~ 9Th ay ,Vfh.r 2dtl
s.-Adp
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pROBIyG THE GREAT CRIME.
,xor READING FOR AMERICANS
fIh' ,,y THE FOURTH OF JULY.

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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-07-27
Gen. Sherman's Imaginary Horses.

LWashlng gton special to Hartford Times
Gen. Sherman, in q recent inter-
view, which has been rather ex-
tensively printed, endsavored to
raise a sensation over what he calls
the Inconsistencies IF the new ar
my bill. He makes a point. that it
does not provide horses for officers
who are in command of artillery
and cavalry, and that 1.-THE officers
will have to go on foot, while the
privates are on horseback This
is all the sheerest kind of nonsense,
and no one knows il better than
Sherman himself. The new bill
provides horses for every army Of
ficer In actual service who should
have one. 1t does not, however, al
low army officers who are detailed
in this and o:her cities, on staff
and other special duty, to draw
feed for horses they do not have,
and this is what Sherman is kick
ing about. Under the law he is
entitled to about fifteen horses, and
feed for the same. He never kept
any horses while he resided in this
city, and as he is travelling about
in railroad cars over the country
about all Of the time, he does not
keep q horse in any other city.
Consequently, he will not hereafter
be allowed to draw pay for those
fifteen horses which lie only owned
in Imagination. His receipts from
this source were about $3.50 day.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-07-27
Itself up as separate and distinct

Itself up as a separate and distinct
commonwealth. California has
territory enough to make three
fine States. North California,
Central California and South Cali
fornia would form three very SYM
etrlcal comnonwea)ths, and will
necessarily, in the nature of fittings,
become distinct and Independent
States. 1t is only question of
time when separation will come,
and We submit that it is the dui v
of the delegates to the Consti-
tulional Convention to pro-
vide way in that instru-
ment by which State division can
be legally effected. We call par.
ticulaIly on the members Of the
Convention from this part of the
State to prepare II provision to this
effect, rs it is probable that South
California will be the first section
to move practically in the mat
ter.