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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-08-22
OFFICE OF THE 7
Soap Mani. and Oil Ref'.g Co,
River BLUM, foot Of Adams ST.,

. .L .H. -"- L". N".IN NN.." .N .| 49,. :. 49,
MemphIs,. .."~..~~."-.." Venn'
We beg to inform the public of few
facts not generally known. This com
pany is manufacturing soaps largely
from refined cotton seed oil, which being
purely vegetable cannot impart any dis,
ease to the skin or blood. On the con-
trary the person being thoroughly washed
and anointed with this sospldailyi is one
Of the best p~reventiyes against contract
ing disease. While most Of the soaps IN
use made from spoiled grease, and ami
mails that died Of disease, such as hog
cholera and every other %coutapion
among animals, are Immediately boiled
into grease, turned into soap and shipped
South. To such an alarming extent has
this prevailed, producing skin diseases
and eruptions, sometimes incurable, that
a board of chemists in New York last
year pe;itioned the Legislature Of that
State to pass q law prohibiting it, butiii
was never reached by the salons,
Our market is flooded With these chear
and il furious soaps from theSWest, and
this company has been established tC
manufacture at home q pure, unadulte.
rated article from cotton seed oil the
fne grades equaling the best CASTLE o.
olive oil soaps, and all grades Of laun
dry in bars, or Jelly soap 10 barrels, 70.
scrubbing and disinftciinG purposes, th'
latter al two cents per pound in barrels
For sale by all grocers in MemphisLla
R. G. LATTING,
1b2 SeoretarY. and Manager.
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RIVER M~TEIElsENoR

ARRIVALS.
Steamer Centennial, New Orleap.
/. 19shoma, Friar's Point.
west Wind Johnson's Land'r.
DEPARTURE. I'm
steamer Coahoma, Friars Point
West Wind, Johnsonis Ian5,o
Centennial, St. Louis.
MisesIIAneoaa.
Business is dull.
No boats advertised to leaye,to.
day. a5Iisr 99r
The Centennial, ten days out.
passed here, bound up, yesterday
afternoon. niShe is running on n
.wheelan makes very slow time. q,
a Captain Lightburne's Office vas
closed Yesterday. R. W., ir. has
gone to Kentucky and Jas. Frank,
I'm has gone to Moscow, Tenn, to
see his family.
IS The steamer DeSmet from St
Louis was not allowed to land be.
cause she took passengers from the
steamer Vicksburg. All we'll on
board.
H. The John B. Maude arrived at
Yicksburg yesterday and leaves
there to-day for st. Louis.
The Coahoma departed for Friar's
Point last evening with a good trip
of freight and people.
j. The West Wind left last evening
for Johnson's Landing with a good
trip Of freight and people.
The three cases of yellow fever
which were put off Of. the towboat
John W. Porter, at Louisville r
doing well and will likely recover.
The hull Of the lower river
steamer Seminole has been taken
to Hickman for a wharf boat.
4 The family of Captain John D..
Elliott went thirty miles out in the
country yesterday. Captain Joe
Elliott came in for them to-day.
Adams Elliott, who has the fever,
is now considered out ofldanger.
The Golden Rule on her recent
trip to Louisville had two cases Of
I yellow fever on board.
b The new steamer Whisper arrived
. at Cairo yesterday morning.
The Phil Allin dropped down to
the lower landing yesterday.
The City Of Helena is the ST.
Louis packet in the morning at 0
d o'clock. ~ l9
u No Anchor Line boat for Vicks-
burg tomorrow. All laid up.
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When your baby is r%estles while teeth.
ing, get DE-. Bulls Baby Syrup; adose of
it will relieve the little sufferer at c
Only 20 cents a bottle.
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j. r. GOODWIN & Co., at their new
Offices, corner Union aud Front streets,
are in receipt Of the first bale Of cotton
Of the season, from Tallnhatcbie county,
Miss. The bale shows careful handling.
and classes q good style of middling;
was raised by P. L Bailey, and shipped
by that enterprising firm, the nessrs'
Kuykendall, Of Harrison station. They
claim c key of gin and will get it.
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Personal.

Norman L. Avery, jr., arrived at ellis
station last night at 8 o'clock, hearty
and we'll
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PETER H. DoSSELIY, grocer, No. SO7
Poplar street, will keep his store open
during the yellow fever from 8 a. m I'M
til 6 p m every day. l52
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Special Notice

All persons who wish to go to Refugee
Camp Williams, will apply to E. Mar.
shall, 80 South Court street. All persons
are urged to go. Train leaves daily al
1880 iu the afternoon. Transportation
will be furnished; also, supplies to per
sons while in camp.
CHARLES G.. FISHER,
l47tl Chm Citizens Relief Committee.
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On. and after date trains on Louis
vile & Nashville railroad will run as
follOWss Nta Hf8isEa1NoW VI
Mail and Express leaves9 a.msioJ
u"a uarriEes 4 pm.
Brownsville accommodation leaves
4:4O pm, and passenger arrives at
8 am,
All other trains abandoned until
farther notice.
l50 JAS. SPEED, Agent.
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This gentleman, we learn from a friend
OF his, complains that his position and
statements in regard to the establish.
meut Of a camp at the Mitchelrs tank
have been misrepresented. If SO, we can
only say it was unintentional, as far as
the press is concerned. BE de-
sires it understood that in assembling
the neighbors it was for the Purpose Of
offering a protest, not to use force or to
resort to any unlawful means he was
alarmed at the idea Of establishing q
camp within a few hundred yards Of his
house. where be thought the fever might
break out, and his family was still more
excited and alarmed. AT n time he
thought of applying for an injunction,
but concluded that would be too slow g
process and useless, We cheerfully
give him tbs baneit Of this statement.
Mr.. Haggerty is q respectable, hard.
working business man, who stands well
in the community. On this occasion he
doubtless acted under excitement and
impulse, although the reportthst he wal
drinking is incorrect, as be has MOI
drank anything strong for several years
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-08-22

Ton SULLIVAN, 1879 Main street, will
be found from 8 o'clock in the morning
until 5 o'clock in the afternoon during
the yellow yever. 100
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-08-22

NoTIcE My office will be open from
to 4 pm. c. A.. Beehn, Jot
Printer, $50 Main street. $50
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DIR. KimbrO's Office,
Corner of Beal and Second sts.
Malice 10 TraYaIers.

On and after this date, aud until fur
Their notice, the through passenger train
on the Memphis and Charleston railroad
will leave at $50 p m.
JoRN A. GRANT, Sup't.
August q, 1873. gA $50
Appeal and Avalanche copy.l a1.it
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BoARplRo.

doom and board fort single gentlemen OF
IL for man and wife can be secured three
miles from the city. Address g., this Office.
l47 $50
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1857 Prizes. amounting to~....-.....-sll0,4 400
Responsible corresponding agents wanted at
all prominent points. to whom q liberal COM
pensation will be paid.
Application for rates TO clubs should only be
made to the Home Office in New Orleans.
Write, clearly stating iull address. for fur
Their information or send orders to
NJ. A. DAUPHIN,-
P. o. Box $50, New Orleans, La.
Or NO.6 West Court street. Memphis. Tenn.
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are
under the supervision and management Of
Generals G. I. BEAUREGARD and JUBAL
A. EARLY. lsS y-Mss
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M John Walsh, Undertakers
BAL Second st.. next p~ostoiRce, u tl44l
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Mempls, Paducah and Northern 4. \

IL" Hm.
MempIs, Pnducah and Northern Il. R.
Until further notice trains on the
Memphis, PAducah and Northern rail-
road will leave for COyingtou aud inter
mediate points, from Second street cross
ing (north OF the water works. at 4 pm.
All freight will be received at that point
between the hours $3.50 am. and $3.50
pm. Train leaves daily Except Sun.
day.
G. MoEsARRAT, in,
LAT General Agent.
The type, material aud workmen Of
the LEDGER JOB oficsare as good as the
best, aud hence we guarantee frst class
work and full satisfaction to our. patrons
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W W. SoHOOLFIELD, President. ff.
j. III. MoDAvITT, Treasurer.
X. G. LATINO. Secretary and Ma ager'
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LOTTERY.

RPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO
"A WIN A FORTUNEI-Nin Grand
Distribution, 1878, at New Orleans, tuesday,
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MT. G. Y. stuart
Is in changes Of
Kahn Il Freiberg's Store,
and dnrIng the fever
will open ~ 1880 am.
Close at 2 pun.
For bargains in Dry Goods,
Clothing Boots and Shoes,
Give him call. l471
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Holland Gin.
Two o~ue.quarier casks Holland gin,
twelve one.eiphth casks Holland gin, my
own importation, warranted pure and
genuine. JOHN LILLY,
l45t IA Union st., Memphis.
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FaR 80
WAmTED

UTANTED-THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
w that / will not be responsible for any
bills bought by any one connected with the
Ledger Office or out OF it, and will not allow
such bills ia settlement Of my accounts unless
accompanied b. my written order.
SAT ,. WHITM0RE.
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WARNING.
To the Iublic

OpFIcE MENPHIs WATER Co., June /, 1878.
In order 10 moro completely project the
L patrons Of this Company, as we'll as 20
shield ourselves, We here publish a list Of
plumbers who have fled bonds in our Office as
a guarantee that they do work properly in
connection with our mains. We will decline
to allow others than licensed plumbers to
tampsT In anY way with fixtures connected to
the pipes OF this Company.
, 1878-05-18

A marriage at common law is
valid, no matter what the State
statutes provide. At least the
United States Supreme Court
saws so.
, 1878-05-18
Summons,

In he District Court for the Third Judicial Dis
trict Of the Territory of Washington. held
ing terms at the City OF Seat lie, in and for he
Counties Of King and Kitsap
CHARLES MCDONALD and JAMES OSBORNE,
Plaintiffs VS. CHARLES W. MOOR Defendant.
T1e I'm ted S, ates of America send greeting to
Cha les W. Moore, defenian; You are herehy
required to appear in an actii brought against
you by the above named plaintiffs, n the District
Court OF the Third Judicial District of the T,rrl-
tory of Washington, holhing 'e;ms a: the ty of
Seattle. in the County OF King, for the Counties
of King and Ki,sap, and t" tuswer the ccmplaint
filed therein, within sixty davs Exclusive of the
dav of service), alter the date OF this summons, or
judgment by default will be taken e inst you,
according 20 the pra, er o. the complaint.
The said action is brought to recover judg
men' ainst Won for money. to wi: The sum Of
one :hon' and dollars in gold coin paid hy said
plaintiffs at your reqne-i and for your use and
benefit on the l7th dav Of April, 1873 aod inter-
est thereon aud co Is of suit.
Ills. WitbessIbe Hon J e. L,wis. Judge of
said C,ort. AMI the seal thereof this % day OF
April, D., 1878.
JAS SEAyEY, Clerk.
WN. II ANDREWS. Drputv
W. H. White and L.iraces & IIauso. q, Attcrreys
for plaintiffs.
, 1878-05-18
From the Daily of Friday.

From the Daily of Friday.
NOTABLE DEPARTURE. Rev. G. K.
Bonnell. with his family. takes his
departure by the Dakota Tomorrow.
at 10 o'clock, with the intention Of
travelling upon the Eastern CONT
nent for the next year, or perhaps
longer, during which time Mrs.
Bonnell and the children will re-
main with their relatives in Penn
sylvania and Virginia. Mr. Bon
nell has ministered to the parish of
Trinity Episcopal Church of this
city for the past three years, with an
ability. zeal and fidelity worthy Of
all commendation, solely upon the
principle that they who serve at
the altar shall live of the altar"
asking nothing and refusing to ac-
cept anything in the way of wages,
salary or contribution from the peo-
pie, other than the voluntary offer
ings upon the altar, and utterly dis
ceuntenancing all other means for
the support OF the gospel. That this
experiment has proved pecuniary
success cannot be claimed; but it
has been satisfactory TO Mr.. Bon
nell in calculation of principle
which to him is dogma. His life
has been so consistent with his
teachings as 10 command the respect
af all of every creed ard Genumi0a-
ton and the prayers OF his people
for pleasant journey and safe re
turn will follow him wherever he
goes.
FRESH TEA SEED.-Dr. Thornton,
of Portland. has jgst received from
the commissioner OF agriculture
some fresh tea seed for experiment
and distribution, as the commission
er is now carrying on an extended
series of experiments TO test the ap
plicability of tea culture as a profit
able commercial enterprise through
out the Union. The tea plant yields
continuous crops from the third
year, and as The finer qualities of tea
cannot be imported (being injured
by sea voyage), the local cultiva-
ton Will produce an article incom
parably finer and of more delicate
flavor than any to be found in the
market. Dr. Thornton distributed
some yearling plants last fall. which
did we'll in the open ground, with
out protection, during the hard
ground freeze OF last winter. As
the seed is now fresh and should be
planted as soon as possible, and the
quantity for distribution is limited,
an early application for seed is de-
sirable. The seed, as far at it goes.
will be distributed to applicants free
of cost by DR. Thornton corner Of
Washington and Front streets Par
Eish's building.)
CENTURY PLANT.-Mrs. W. B.
Blackwell has century plant which
is now in bloom. It has been in |
her possession for several years, but |
she may consider herself fortunate
in seing ! bloom, assit might have
waited b''fe cent? 9n~e' 1T
, 1878-05-18

Found AT LAsT.-lhe people of
Seattle are now happy. Charley Ross
has been seen at the Centennial Sa-
loon, going for the free clans.
, 1878-05-18

MANY GONG. We do not know
why, but many of the citizens of
this county are selling out and going
east CT the mountains. II is estimat
ed that a hundred people will leave
this county the present year for the
Palouse country, OF course, the
vacant places made by their depart
ures will be filed by new corners,
and on this score there will be no
decrease of the number in the coun-
ty; yet it seems strange to us that
men will leave comfortable homes,
to do over again what some of them
have been ten or fifteen years ia ac-
complishing, and go to country
which many of them know nothing
OF. -Rose6u1y Independent.
New ENGLAND HoTEn.-This de-
servedly popular establishment is
now receiving full suit of new and
handsome fixtures and furniture.
The rooms are being supplied with
carpets of elegant pattern, the walls
newly papered and the hall calci-
mined. When finished this house
viii far excel any other in Seattle in
point Of elegance and comfort, and
patrons will be assured Of finding It's
tables we'll supplied with the luxu-
ries and suhstantials of the market,
and frst-class beds TO sleep in.
TELEPHONE CoMPANY-Messrs. f.
II. Lamb, W. T. Leahy and d. P.
s. Plrmmer have fled articles Of
incorporation in the clerks Office OF
Multnomah county, of the 'Ameri-
eau Telephone and District 'Iele
graph Company" Capital stock.
$40 900. divided into shares of S100
each. Principal place of business
in Portland.
SUSPICIOUS. A man in charge
of boom of logs at the mouth of
Duwamish river. reports that two
looking characters, with
their faces blacked, were seen pas
sing rapidly along the beach road.
There is possibility that they were
the two escaped prisoners from the
county Jail, who are still at large.
Mr.. VIM. Meydenbauer, who had
his leg severely injured by the kick
of a horse some two weeks since, is
around again. At one time it was
thought the limb would have TO be
but he has happily re-
covered.
ARRvED.-The schooner Repor-
ter arrived here this morning from
san Francisco. She brings a small
amount Of freight. which she is dis
charging on Yesler's wharf. She
Will load lumber at Colman's mill.
THE Rose Manning Opera Troupe
will be here tomorrow from Yicto
ria. and in the evening will appear
at Yesler's Hall in the opera Of
Girolia.
i. 81 BOUT. Mr.. W. II. Shoudv,
has sold out his stock of goods in
New Tacoma to Chilberg Brothers,
of the same place, who will unite
the bushes with their own.
The steamship Dakota returned
up-Sound last evening and at
nv into the railroad wharf to
lo.u c. |. She will sail for San
Francisco tomorrow.
IMPROVEMENTS s.-Mr. Fl. McAleer
is putting up an addition in the rear
of his shop on Commercial street,
to make room for his rapidly in
creasing stock of goods.
WoRKMEN were engaged this
morning digging a deep trench on
Mill street to find the break in the
water pipe.
, 1878-05-18
Summons.

In the District Cour, for the Third Judicial Dis
.rict Of the Territory of Washington, holding
terms at the City Of Seattle, in and for the
Counties of King and Kitsar.
Fred rick A. Minick, plaintiff VS.. Charles ".
Mo)ie. dcendaLt. y
~he Uoited States of America send greeting o
Charles W. Moore, defendan: Yol are hereby
required to appear in an action brought agalnst
you by The above named p a'ntiff, 10 the District
Court Of the Third Judicial District of the Terri
tory of Washington. holding terms at the city Of
Seattle, in the Count, of King for the Counties
of King and Kitsap, and to swer the complain ut
filed therein, within sixty dass Exclusive of the
day OF service) after the date of this summous or
Judgment by default will be trken against you,
According to the prayer of the compl int.
The said action is brought to recover a judg-
ment against you for the su of Three hundred
and seventy seven IS 100, due plaintiff, upon a
balance of account io vices nv him rendered at
yonr special instance aal request, between the
first day of April, 1871, and Tue eighteenth day
of April 1873 and for costs Of suit aud far inee-
est on the above sum
IL. S Witness the Hon. J. Il. Lewis. Judge
of aid Court and the seal taereof this goth day
of APRIL A. d. 1873.
JAS. SEAVEY, Clerk.
Bv VIZ Fl. ANDREWS, Deputy.
W. II White and LIrral,ee Il Hanfori, Attor-
neys for Pi .intiT,
, 1878-05-18

The capture of the murderer,
fcrger and counterfeiter, Sesico-
vich, who for years has been
valnly pursued by the police Of
New York and OF London, is y
very great gain to society. He
will pe sent to England, where
there can be little doubt he will
end his very infamous career on
the scaffOld.
, 1878-05-18

Mr.. II. JONES has received by
the Panama a fine selection of
the celebrated Cantield's hand
sewed boots and shoes for gen
tlemen's wear. Give him a call if
you want a nobby boot or shoe.
april16 If.
, 1878-05-18
Dissolution.

The partnership heretofore existing between
Righey & Feenev, in the Merchants Exchange
Saloon. is this day d sso'ved by mutual consent
+. RIGBEY assum TIE business of the lat
firm, co,Iec ing al dehts due and being RESPONSE
bic ior All dein4njs against aid firm.
+. RIGBEY.
p EEGNEY.
Statlle, May ,, 1878. mv2-im
, 1878-05-18

A wealthy New York citizen re
Gently refused to appear against a
thief who had stolen lead pipe from
him, because it was too much
trouble and the pipe was recovered.
The shrewd justice thereupon or
dered the thief to carry off the pipe,
there being no proof of ownership
outside of his possession.
, 1878-05-18

SAMUEL JACKSON, MASTER.
Will leave Seattle for r,coma. Steilacoom and
Olympia every Monday, Wednesday. and Friday
mornings, connecting with the cars at Tacoma
Monday mornings:
, 1878-05-18

AT WHICH END?-A few evenings
since, father and daughter at Walles>
ley. Mass, were having pleasant chat
mutually recalling incidents of the lat-
ter's childhood.
II shall never forget" said the
young lady, how you took me out of
church one Sabbath, when I was about
three years old, and punished me for
playing in meeting. I can remember
the tingling of that peach tree switch to
this day"
Very strange. very strange" said
the father; Il don't recollect the cir-
cumstance at all. ?"
''Ah. we'll. papa, you we're at the other
ead Of the sUitch'"
, 1878-05-18

The more the merrier. A fine
lot of clothing and furnishing goods
received by the Harvest Home at
Toklas & Singermans.
s pounds of G.. G. Sugar for 81. 90
pounds best CostoRica coffee 81 .OO
IL do Cartine rice for $1.OO
l do Natural leaf Jap. tea 80
3 No. l Mackerel for % cents.
m2tf. T. LYLE. Front street.
IF you want to get cheap Bible
goto T. Lyle's grocery store. BIZ
bic Depository. m25 tt
, 1878-05-18
New advertisements.
NOTICE OF sHgRITF'S SALE uF REAL
ESTATE

ESTATE.
By virtue of an execution issued out OF the
DIS rct Court OF TIE Third Judicial Distric', Of
Washington Territory. holding terms at Seattle in
King county, on he % h dav OF Apr A. D. 1873
in the case vherrin UIish Nicke!s is the
plaintiff. aud William Forsey is the de-
feniani, to ne d rec,ed and delivered,
commanding me- to { ke into execution The PR
soual property OF the sad sudan's, and If suf-
fcient p-rso9al property cannot he found, then
the real property of sad deichda9ts, 10 saii-'y
iad I'M Mt for the sun Of one huuiIed d II rs.
(Sl0G). WITH Interest tuerepn at he rat often per
ceatner annIm Unit paid, ana costs OF suit amount,
ling 10 cievel and f'teen eunir d h liars
(fli - 1t0) and increased costs.
Now. therefore, no pe so1al property b"ipg
found, nv y. be Of aid execution I bava l-viel
Gpoa q 70 loving Sc l. e zeal propertv, &c 81
The we-i hall e. io;. and 3, bl5ck 81, in A.
4. DeHry's sdditon tnf icau, now civ Of Seattle
and Will sell be same t0e 1dav o'Juue,
A. T., 1878, at the honr o lLocla l. \. H., at the
Fouri Horse d9ot "a Seattle, n said county o.
Hag, a lil'G!c suctiou, 70 The Aehast bidder, flT
c9sY. or 80 anch tbe-eo, rs viii satisfy SAID
idGgme5t, costs a5,, ilcr-asc costs.
Ly WYCk0EF,
S1erI OF kus County.
m!7 1t.
, 1878-05-18

VAAAAS AAAA
for som ltered
pieces OF aanner
that must = caused serious
perhaps fat dents, had the men
been at WORK in their accustomed
places. re fragments we're thrown
with g:eat force, imbedding them
selves in the timber wherever they
stl ack. Fortunately no one was
hurt. Tacoma Herald.
A MARK OF RESPECT. Prof. Jos.
Henry, LII. D., the eminent scien-
tist, President OF the U. S. Light
House Board and Secretary of the
Smithsonian Institution, died at
Washington on Monday. The in
spector and the engineer of this
lighthouse district have received
telegraphic orders to place their
flags. t half mast and close their Of
fees III Thursday, the day of the fu-
neral. as mark of respect to this
great and good man.
DEOOhhlION Al ANCOp II.
Memorial day, we understand,
will be duly observed by the officers
and soldiers at Vancouver. A cor
dial invitation has been extended to
Gen Howard and staff to lie present
and participate in the exercises OF
decorating the last resting places OF
fallen comrades. Gen. Howard has
accepted the invitation and will at
tend the memorial services there.
The WIGG1N CASE. The trial oi
Mr.. Wiggin, on the charge of EN-.
bezzlement, preferred by his late
partner, Mr.. Fox. of the Occidental
Hotel, yesterday, resulted in bis ac
quittal, the costs being assessed OF
the complaining witness.
, 1878-05-18
Special Notices.

mA THE NATIONAL GOLD MEDAL was award
ed to Bradldy l. Rulofson for the best Photo
graphs in the United States, and Vienna Medal
for the best in the world. 429 Montgomery
street. SAn francisco.