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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-11-23
SHERIFF".S SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY OF GREENyIIIE.

COUNTY OF GREENy1LLE.
Sarah B. Lewis, Exocu'rix, as. Sarah N.
Lewis, Nary o. Lewis, Eliza 4. Lewis,
Robert N Lewis, CT at
| pursuance OF an order from r. H.
i Cooke, Judge Of tho eighth circuit,
will offer for sale, on the first Monday
i'll December next, before the court mouse
door i'll Winn-boro, within the legal
loHs Of sale. to tho highest bidder, the
following described property, to wit:
All that tract or parcel of land, living
md being in the county Of Fairfield, ado
J joining lands Of Dickson, c.. Singleton
ana others, containing FIVE HUNDRED
AMI NINETY-Two ACRES, more or less as is
fully represented by plat of th same to
be exhibited on day of salc
AL that tract or parcel of land, situate
III tho county of Fairfield, adjoining
lands ofDic son, G. Singleton aud others.
containing THREE HUNDRED AND FIVE
ACRES. as represented by plat of same to
be exhibited on day of sale.
ALSO,
All that tract Of land adjoining lands
OF Dickson. John Myers and others. con-
tanning FOUR HUNDRED ACRES, moro or less.
All that tract OF land adjoining lands
of {. Singleton, John Myers and others,
containing TWO HUNDRED AND EIGHTY
FOUR ACRES, more or less.
ALSO,
All that tract Of land, containing ONE
HUNDRED AND FIFTY-FOURACREs adjoining
lands of j.. L. Robertson and John
Myers.
All that tract or parcel Of land, adioin-
ing lands Of j. E. Peny and Thomas
Jones, containing NINETY-sIx Acnvs, more
or less.
All that tract of land, containing oNr
HUNDRED AND SIXTY FIGHT ACRES more or
less, adjoining londs of Thomas Jones
and j. T.. Robertson and others ma
represented by plat OF same.
TERMS OF SALE:
One-half of tho purchase-monoy to be
paid IN cash, and the balance in equal
ihStallments of one and two years. With
interest from dny of sale, at the rate of
ten per cent. per annum, tho sumo to bo
secured by the bond of the purchaser and
mortgage Of the premises.
=, 49,. s. W. RUFF,
,,: Hherihs Office. ST. g.
Winnsboro, S. c., .'.|
Novamber II, 1878.
nov I2-t1x2
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IN NBA-NKRUPTCY.

En- parte Jno. S. Reynolds. Assienee, ., =.
VIM. D. Aiken, Bunkrupt. --Petition for
sale of real and personal estate. and 70
c"ll in lien creditors. w
q, a Ill creditors claiming to hold liena
A1;Aagainst the real or personal estate ~
this banksupt, are hereby required to
establish the same bel ore me. at nv
oti4o In Yorkville, !. O.. on or before The
2Oth November, instant, or they will be
deharred al interest in the final deoreo to
bo made hereinT BY order OF said Cont.
y. e. SRENOER,
nov '-law2w Register in Bankruptcy.
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The Senatorship.

In little more than week the
Legislature will be called upon to
elect q successor to John j. Patterson.
At present only two gentlemen arc
mentioned in connection with tho
office-Governor Hampton and Gcner-
al Gary. Governor Hampton, it is
said, is willing 10 accept, in which
case we presume there will be no
opposition to him. But certain par
ties arc opposing his election on the
ground that he can do more good as
governor, and that he should fill the
term for which he has just been
unanimously elected. In answer to
this, we hold that Governor Hampton
has been Of sufficient service to South
Carolina in the past to allow him to
choose the arena in which he wishes
to serve in future. Besides it is by
no means certain that he is more
needed in the Executive Mansion than
Oh the floor ofthe Senate. Talk as
we may, the grand contest of 1880
must be opened III the halls of Con-
gress. The Democratic party in
South Carolina can take care of itself.
The National Democratic party needs
all the strength it can muster. Despite
the foul SANDERS and indecent abuse
of hired Radical organs, Wadc IIamp-
ton wields all immense influence
among tho conservative men of tho
North, and they will listen to his
words. We wish men Of conservatism
and national reputation in the Senate,
to aid in directing Democratic coun-
sells. While VIC regret to lose him
from the Chief N1agistracy Of South
Carolina, there is no one in the State
we would rather SEQ in tho Senate
than Wade Hampton. And we trust
that no innuendocs as to his motives
will cause him to swervc from what
he believes to be his duty. The pco-
pie of South Carolina Will take care Of
his reputation.
General Gary is a gentleman of
ability, shrewdness and boldncss, but
we do not agree with the Straightout
Democrat in believing him to be
necessarily the other alternative.
Should Hampton refuse to run, the
Senatorship will not be carried OF bv
any one without fierce contest, as
there arc quite number Of prominent
men in the State who would grace the
position Without going further, it
may be mentioned that geographical
reasons initiate strongly against
General Gary's chances. Edgcficld
already has Senator, Congressman,
Solicitor, and possibly, a Speaker.
The rest Of the State would like to get
small share of the good things lying
around loose.
We will add, in conclusion, that if
Governor Hampton is sent to the
Senate, the Hon. w. D. Simpson will
make as good governor as can be
found anywhere.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-11-23

THURSDAY LAST was set apart by the
City Council Of Charleston as day Of
thanksgiving. 1t was generally OBJ
served. President Hayes has appoint
cd the 28th of November rs day Of
general Thanksgiving.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE

. IN pursuance of an order of tho
Court OF Probate, I will sell on Monday
the 26th day of November instant, at
~ O'Clock, at the former residence Of
the late ALEXANDER MCKENZIE,
deceased, all the personal property be-
longing to the estate of tho said de-
ceased.
Isrms--CAsH.
D: r. FLENNIKEN,
nov 9-laWm Administrator.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-11-23

AN OLD ROGUE CAUGHT AT LAST
United States Commissioner Wiggin
was arrested at Hlackville on Wedncs-
day on warrant Of Trial Justice
Allen, charged with malpractice as
solicitor III 1878, in taking fifty dollar
brlbc to compromise case of grand
larceny. lie was arrested aftor no had
adjourned his court, and had informed
his marshal that all prisoners hcrcaf
ter arrested must be carried to Com
missioner Williams, at Aiken, as he
would have to go to Beaufort. 1t is
supposed that he knew of the warrant
Tor his arrest, as he kept his room
until the arrival Of the train, and the
constable was forced to arrest him
after he got on the cars. Upon his
being arrested he called for United
States Marshal Bourkc, and ordered
him to arrest County Constable Alta
way. He would not leave the train
without show of force bv tho con-
stable. After his arrest hc was taken
to the hotel, where he attempted to
screen himself by pretending to open
conrt with view Of trying Constable
Attaway. lie was taken to Barnwcll
this afternoon.
" -h hDf-R IN SCMIER.--l(cY. *,
E. White, who had been preaching at
Kingstrcc, Mount Hope and Forrcston,
in Sumter county, and who was but
recently married, while coming from
Manning to Sumter in buggy with
his wife, on Thursday night, was shot
IN tho head and killed by some un-
known person. He was carried to the
nearest house, nine miles from Sumter.
He lived but twenty minutes. lie was
educated at the Southern Baptist Thco-
logical Seminary, and was a Young
man of great promise. He was born
in Ireland, and was delegate to the
Baptist Convention, which assembled
at Sumter on Thursday.
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ARRESTS IN Observation-Disclosures for
alleged intimidation and misconduct
connected with tho lato election have
commenced in Kcrshaw. Mcssrs. J..
r. Vaughan, A. Niles and II. T.. Beard
were arrested Oh Saturday, Mcssrs.
James Rcasonover and +. Davis on
Snnday. Bail is given before United
states Commissioner Sutherland. In
at least one case, an arrest of the party
making uffidavit, upon charge per-
jury, has followed. 1t is now said that
quantities of affldavits charging similar
matters have boon or arc being made
against tho Democrats.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-11-23

Ex-ADJUTANr AND Inspcctor-Gcner-
al II. W. Purvis has reached his level.
He was arrested in Charleston u few
days ago for being drunk and dis
ORDERLY,
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1s. mndxsD1v1s. EDlrop.
.JND. 5.REYNOLDS, ASSOCIATE EDITOR.

The LATE a. II. Stewart is reported
to have said "Constnnt advertising
brought me all I own." There's mil
lions in it.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-11-23

DR.. j. Rufus Bratton, who for SOW
eral years past has been residing in
Canada, returned with his family on
Monday evening lust to his old homo
IN Yorkville.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

~ AhIH VI OoOIH CAROLlNA.
COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD.
C0zt7t of Probate.
William d Woodward, aa Administrative
of tho goods, chattels and credits wh;os
were of Mary Latham. deceased, Plain.
tiff,
against
Samuel Latham, Robert Latham. Aler
Latham, William Latham, Agnes Donly.
mary montgomery. Agnes McCa,ley,
Mary GLADDEN., John Gladden.. James
GLADDEN., William Gladden. and Nonnv
GLADDEN.. as Heirs-nt-Law of Mary In.
than, deceased. and Mary Montgomery
as n creditor Of said deceased. Defen.
dants Summons for Relief Com.
plant not served -
10 tho Defendants-S Samuel Latham
Robert Latham, Alex. Latham. William
Latham, Agnes Donly, Mary Mont.
gomery. Agnes McCarley, Mary Glad
den, John Gladden, Jamos GLADDEN..
William GLADDEN. and Nancy GLADDEN.:
V'o are hereby summoned and re,
4 qnired to answer tho complaint in
this cotton, which is filed in the Office
of tho Probate Judge for tho said
county, and to serve a copy or vonr
answer to the said complaint on tho sub
scriber at his office, in Brandts building.
Chester. O. H., south Carolina, within
tw enty days after the service hereof ax.
elusive of the day Of suoh service; and If
you fail to answer the complaint within
the. time aforesaid, the .plaintiff in this
action will apply TO the Court for the re-
lief demand cd in the complaint 77o
patad, "a October, A D. 1878. Lgla'gt., /,
ASHBEL q. BRICE, II
oct otse-1tlav6w Plaintiffs Attorney. Il,
j! u n T;ss----- ------------ ..
TRY J. NJ. BEATY'S '.An exio.n e.n,. J.
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COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD.
C01<7t of Probate.

William B Woodward, 10 Administrator
of tho goods, chattels and credits whios
were of Mary Latham, deceased, Plain.
tifP,
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Ny j. NJ. BEATY'S '.Arn erica. s. CENTS
~ 0'ssr. n will please you. -
The New York herald., 1878-07-11
THE POLISH CHURCH WAR.
NO ABATEMENT IN THE LOCAL EXCITEMENT
LITHUANIAN AVERSION TO THEIn PASTOR.
[IY rEIEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

NJ AoAlGA6NI ~ AAE AoOAA EASAiGAENA-
LITHUANIAN AVERSION TO THEIR PASTOR.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
SHENANDOAH, Pa, July 10, 1878
Tho hearings in the cross shus arising out OF the
Polish difculty st In progress. aud every day,
instead OF decreasing, seems to Increase the lumber
numbers have crowded about tho Justice's Office.
During tho progress OF tho hearing Mr.. N. NJ Lvce,
OF Ashland, counsel Tor the Lithuanians took
sion to state that no intended entering
suit against Father Lansrko VICE. his followers and
Chief Blu rgess Whaen police iOrco ON behalf
per clients, tho charge OF melting
sunday last. Mr.. Ivsllo further stalled that
by the uncaed Tor interference oi the Burgess aud
police tho latter tGnded TO excite tho Lthuanans and
caused them 10 make the undue demonstration with
which they charged. 1t IS question whether he
acting upon the call OF Rev. Father LanarkOwicz,
stated to them that their presence was necessary as
his life was tnreatencc.
yEgLIxa AGAINST the PASTOR
The strongest feelings exist on tho part OF the
Lithuanisns against their pastor and
xilh one OF The most prominent Of thcm this aiter-
noon ne informed your correspondent that neither he
nor any oi his nationality Contemplated Attending
divine services as long as the present pastor
among them. ''We make up" hs continued, ''two-
thirds of The congregation, and II the Archbishop
will not comply With our wishes by send
ing us the pastor 90 ask tor The Church
take Of itseif.' He also stated
that and has friends lad contributed
extensively TO the support OF the pastor Ia expecta
by tho Archbishop, but NJ he 10 not, said Lthu-
snisn friend, mo may starve before we will contrI-
butte augbt TO hts support" Father LaDarkowicz
contempiatos reading mass sunday ana holding the
patsd, soms OF our citizens expect repetition o the
scene OF last sunday.
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DEATH WARRANT SIGNED.
Tux TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
HAmRisuuRd, Pa, July TO- Isl


Governor Hartranit to-day Issued warrant Tor tho
execution Of Hexekah Shsier, oi Franklin county. ON
the 17th Of August Shaisr murdered his wife on the
2lst OF February last and was convicted about
two months since alter u trial whose progress
watched with great interest Tho murder
OF Mrs. Shasr Of the most brutal character. Tho
husband regarded her rs u stumbling blOcA to his
amocrs with another uoman and sought to remove
the obstruction ny administering poison 10 ber
Fearing that IL would not bavo fatal effect no struck
Win the handle Of axe and booiJaek, inlet
ing large number OF WOUNDS ON her bead aud lace.
Alter he bad accomplished his heiiiEb purpose
informed his wife's relatives that she had failcn
down stars and had received serious Jurios
wben discovered she was covered with blood and no
signs OF life were visible. Her appearance plainly
indicated that she had been brutiy assaulted, and
the husband was arrested for the crime, convicted
ana sentenced.
rms msxcs about tho forty second death warrant
Governor hartranit has signed during his admins
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RAILROAD COUNCIL.

SARATOGA, July TO. 1873
Mr Vandcrbil,'s he .ds OF departments havs ueeh
working ali day arranging matters relating tho har
monious working Of tue Lake Shore, Michigan South
ern, Canada southern aud Michigan Central rail-
roads, also the general subject reduc az the ex.
penses Oh all MS lines. Mr.. Depew ana
Cornelius Vanderbilt leave night The ar.
rivals to-day have been y. Broughton, oi
ercux, oi the Cleveland, Columbus and Cinci matt
road; j. Allen. Jr OF Bunso. president Of the Lake
Superior transportation Company; William Bliss
general manager OF the Boston ana Albany; A. J.
Cassatt. president OF the Pennsyvania CentraI
J. N Mccullough. OF Piiisburg aud Fort W ayne and
Mr. McMulen, o. the Chicago and Alton. The conisr.
enee Will be more general Tomorrow
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CROP REPORT.
CONDITION OF THE GROWING CROPS IN TEN
NEssEE, MISSISSIPPI, ARKANSAS AND ALA

CONDITION OF THE GROWING CROPS IN TEN
NEssEE, MISSISSIPPI, Arkansas AND ALA
BAMA.
MEMPHIS. Tom, July 10, 1873
Tho following crop report has been complied from
l37 letters Of the average date oi July l. forty oil
which are from West Tennessee, thirty nine from
North Mississippi, iorty-eght IRON ArKsnsas north
OF the Arkansas River, and ten from North AabaIns.
Since the close of Juno it has rained cvery day In
tins region. The weather has been warm or suliry
Such weather seriously increases complaints In re-
gard 10 excessive growth aad consequent shedding Of
forms; also OF rust and growth OF grass aud
weeds in crops lacking cultivation. Clear
weather prevails to day, which, "
continued week. will place all crops 10 q favorable
condition. Our region Of country may be congra.u.
lated tho promise. OF an abundant harvcst IN Nil
crops except wheat, which has been seriously cut OF
by rust. The morate oi labor, SHOWN by oui report
IS oi tho most gratiiyipg nature
WEATHER
out OF an aggregate III responses G2 report tho
weather for June very favorable 33 atciy favor
able 81 uniavorubIc 80 cool mig hts aud too aach
rain. Egntysi report that the weather up TO July
much moro favorable than tor the same pc rod Ia
1877. 10 about the same. 81 less favorable 73 warm err
50 less ram aud 81 more rain.
PROSPECTS.
Fifteen report from 10 tcn per cent Of tho cot
ton acreage Abandoned on sccount OF rams
grass aud weeds; liz none. mskn: the acreage one
nslf per cent of the crvp. All rcpor, no cotton
planted In June Thirteen report Stands never Octtcr
81 very good u moderately good 10 not goo IS form.
Ing ana blooming very well, 10 moderately we'll 81 not
VOL 1hrty three report tue condition oil tho Cotton
crop never better 81 very good, 20 moderated good,
IL poor and badly cultivated. Eighty two report the
condtio OF crops much bett,r than 1871 rs about
tho same and 20 not 20 good.
CROPS.
Under the head oi miscellaneous there is consider
able complaint OF grass crops. iho weather wet
That outside work ID mpraccabc, aud there ndi-
cations of lurther slight abandonment the rams
continue. There are also shsnt complaints OF rus.
and TOO rapid growth, with sh, ing OF squares; how
ever there Is lees miscellaneous complaint than Is
usual at tnis season.
cJRS LOOKING WILL.
Scvcnty-eight report tue condition OF corn crops
very nnc, 80 moderately good ana 10 infcrior % re-
port them well cultivated aud 81 badly cultivated.
An additional planting OF % per cent Was made 10
June.
WHEAT.
Nnety-seven report the wheat crop harvested,
abandoncd and 70 none raised 81 report tnresued
out or protectrd IRON the weather and 1 exposed.
The yield per acre 42.l00 81 per cent less than
last year. about hall tho usual crop. the quality
poor owing u rust.
One hundred and nine report Iaborers working very
we'll, ID modsratsy well and tot we'll, owing TO po
tcal troubles ll3 report their general morale bet
than Tor tue past nvc years sisce made frec
about tho same aud not so good. Many mentions
are made OF moro temperate habits and an econo
mizing disposition.
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cnops IN TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE, July 10, 1875.
Tho crop report OF the state Agricultural Bureau
for tho OF June shows that the thrcshing
out yield OF only four aud a half bushels OF wheat
per acre been obtained. The total yield OF the
state Is 1850, 900 bushels Tho oat crop Is better
tnan has been known. Not more than
two-thirds OF tho crop of tobacco Will be housed
Grasses have been damaged by too much rain. Too
crop VIII be OF ordinary average. Never Ia The his
OF tho state have there been better prospects
Cotton averages from 90 lilo, ii having been
affected by rain Ia some countie rne average OF
peanut crop 10 70. There IL q marked incrcasc IN
shipments OF fruit and vegetables to Northcrn mar.
kets 10000 barrels OF Irish potatoes having been
shipp d IN the past four montna
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A MURDERED. PLEADS GUILTY.

ST Loris, Me-, July 10, 1878
Henry j. Rcdcmeicr, Who shot and killed. Herman
vosss while work a new buiIding nt the corner
Of Bremen and Kossutn avenues, on Juno 10, was
arragnsd before the Criminal Court yesterday after
noon and 10 the great surprise Of the Court and law
ysrs present pleaded guilty, aud was sentenced by
Judge Jones 10 be hanged the 23d Of August.
Rsdsmeier's attorney was not present, and II seems
with tho prisoner alter his return to
jail, that no did not Know what he was dong when he
pleaded guilty. IL Is regarded as strange case, but II
Is said nothing now save tho man except the In.
tervention OF the Governor
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ECLIPSE OF THE SUN.

CHICAGO, Ill, JaIy 10, 1878.
Professor Langley, Of the Allegheny Observatory,
accom- panied by several scientists is in the CITY
day. lie will leave Tor Pke's Peak the morning Tor
the psrposs OF making observations Of an eclipse u
the sun on the 29,h OF July Pike's Peak Denver
are in the path vi tho toaiy Of the eclipse Professor
Langley has made arrangements with the western
Union Telegraph Company Tor tslegraphc service IN
con ecsion With the observatory.
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LITIGATION DECIDED.
LOUISIANA

MoSRoE, La, July 10, 1878.
The scprsmo Court of Louisiana rendered unan-
nous decisions this morning an rming the Judgments
IN the Pacific Railway Company's manasnus suit
ana bevee CompaDy's rnandamus suit against Andtor
Jumcl The Court also unanimously reversed tho
judgment OF the lower court In tue Public Admins
traitors case, and dscrved that Colonel Wilson s
entitled ~ tho Office
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FRAUD IN CANADA.

MONTREAL, July 10, 1878.
II has been discovered that fraud large extont
has been perperated on tho city by charging tor
double tho amount Of stonswork on tho now rsser-
vor iaeIy compisscd here 10 is claimed that there
was couson between the party doing tne work and
tbe city ofusiaIs who made the measurements. Ons
OF the latter has LETT for the United States IL - o.
reach about $40, 600
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PISTORIOUS ASKS A PARDON.
pY rnLKoRApa TO TIE HERALD.


HARRISBURG, Pa, July 10, 1878
The Supreme Court having sustainod,tno action OF
the court la conv,ctiog Biasius Pstoriur, the
Catholic priest of murder In the first degree.
the necessary papers have been nicd with tho
Board oi Pardons asking Tor his liberation. The
will be heard the first Tuesday IN August, anu
hts iriends have strong hopes that the Board will
recommend commutation OF tho death sentence to
IMPRISONMENT iof lite. The prisoner himself has re-
quostsd through his brother, that he either 10
hanged or pardoned uncondit tionaiiy.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

United States Circuit Judge Hugh L. Bond OF Dalti-
timorc; Cyrus II. Mccormick, OF Chic igo; General J.
h. Mariincac, Of Rochester; Smith NJ. Weed. Of
Platsburg, y. " aud Tn ted states Treasurer james
Gilnllar arc at the Fifth Avenue. General Christie
pher G. Augur, United states Army, ana Paymaster
A. S. Kenny. OF the United States Naval Academy,
are at the Aibcmirle. General T. G. Marshall, Uni'cd
States Army, is III the Mctropoitsn. Lieutenant E.
W. Reney, United States Navy, Is al the holman
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THE CHOLERA Ar NORWICH.

NORWICH, Conn, July 10, 1873
The report OF a OF chocia here is entirely un-
founded. The reporters OF the Bulletin investigated
the rumors yesterday aud traced the q couple Of
ordinary eases OF cholera iDfantum and cbocri
bus. there have be.u OF any thing
.us The physieiaus say there neither - nor has
been any Of chole here
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CANADA PACIFIC RAILWAY.
I,Y rKLEeRArM no rnE uKnALp.l

Tx TKI.EcRAPH TO THE HEnALp.1
OrrowA, Ont, July 10, 1878.
Tho Dominion government advertise to-day Tor ton
ders up the lst Of Dsccmbsr nexs Tor constructing
and working line Of railway commencing near Lake
Nip,ssng between the ottswa River and Lake Huron.
extending about Two thousand miles TO the Pacnc
coast IL is Intended that the works already under
contract anu expenditures on account OF them be