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EVENING SILKS AT A SACRIFICE

EVENING SILKS AT A SACRIFICE.
We have iust marked down all the Outside Shades
OF ENENiNG SILKS III our house. which We are de-
termlrct 10 sell Goods worth $3.50 for 81 so and
81 goods for 81 We call particular attention to these
goods, as they real bargains. Neare still taking
q
I'm PER CENT. FUR CASH
W. NJ. SINISTER X SONS
OSE PRICE III 90 Pennsylvania ureuue.
- LBS. GOOD CHEESE. Ok
- Best y y BJCkNHEAT. per 10 ..., 3
Nice BRIGHT SYRUP per 1atlon IN
bottle Fine Old WHISKY .......... *
gallon best SWEET CIDER .. On
MESIEES SHoILDER BACON. per III. 49,.
BONElESS HAMS. suxar cured. per ID .-.-....
Best SUGAR CURED SHOULDERS per Id 6
3 pounds test SUGAR CORN. ........... ~
RICE FLOUR,
HECKER'S FAR1NA,
PRESSED HOPS.
Z. s. O'HARE & SON,
LIS Seventh st N.tc.,
ianiOu Between NJ and n
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CHEAPEsT DRY GOODS HOUSE.

Androscoggin Cotton, 7c.: best Calicoes &C. |;
doublewidth sheetings, 16. 20. 25c.-cheap: Pillow
Case Cotton, 10c up; Spreads SOC. up; Dress Goods
must be sold &c. up; double width Poonai se Goods
at half price, Colored and Black An Wool Cash
meres 40c. up; best assortment Cloaks in civ 40 so
up to $25; Wool Flannels. men and boys wear
reduced prices cheapest White Blankets in city
forters, reduced prices; All Wool Carpets, SOC up;
5ngrain Carpets 2Sc up Brussels Carpets at cost,
7Oc. up. Whole Carpet stock at cost to close out
T. n. NAUDAIN,
jan4-r 709 Market Space.
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THE TRADES.

ROOHBINDINH.
~ The public Is respectfully Informed that III.
LYCETT BOOKBfNDERY wa
@f11eo on as heretofore. Tho Same exosllar,i
1GfkmeR are employed, and tho work turned ont
VII be In the superior style which hsS avsYa hss
ooar1cfer1st1c OF the eetabliEhment 's~~
spoiy 1O1& PcSsssStc0ssS0 0Ue., 8d door.
GIDEON BROTHE8O.
PRACTICAL BOOK AND Jon pRnRTu1A
6sssnSS S:Gons4 0ye:a Warrington. p. O,
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LADIES' GOODS.

ii ME. L.. T. LEANNERAT. OF Baltimore
Nl is new Ia Sh'ugton. and has re- zD~,
moved To her OLD stand, lln7 prnQsylyau,a ScSsssa
aveiue. b'tNeen Iith and l2th streets Over ~
CAT $ le"tiry store, where she * selling OF r"
nandsoMc assortment Of FRENCH BDNNETS
and ROT Nd HATS r-gartiess oi cost Bonnets
worth So snd $50 now selling from Sl2 10 SIS
Orders promptly attended TO- ian93t
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MRS. SELMA RUPERT.
6i{ Ninth ST.,
Opposite Patent Ohice
BEHLIN zEPHYRS. CANVAS EMBROIDERIES
kNlTI1NG YARNS AMI HbRSTED GOODS.
Novelties III FANCY W0KSTED WORK aud EM-
BROfDERIES OH J. men and Mummy Cloth
Full line of MACRAME THREAD and books of
INSTRUCTION for making Nacranae Lace
SILK PRINCES. TRIMMINGS, BUTTONS and
NOTIONS in great variety
GERMANTOWN WOOL. first ouafity 10 CENTS
Trims. IAN ~
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DECEPTION RoNNEYs.

IL FINE MILLINERY GOODS
FLOW Frs and FLOWER GARNIrURES,
LACE and MD sL1N DRESSES,
LACE GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY
UNDERG ARMfNTS ]. b 7. x c. p. CORSErS
AN ELEIANT ASSORTMENT OF DRESS
TRIMMINGS, SILK DOLMANS. Ere Ere
II WILLIAM,
me Irey!se, Iarls, 800 PeastT-
stoCk. isagfr
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EURS! FURSH FURSH:
SIBERIAN SQUIRREL LINED WRAPS SEAL.
SKIN SACQUES; MINK, OTTER and SEAL.
MUFFS and BOAS; Carriage Rotes Bear Wolf
and Fox Gents Seal Caps, Muttiers ana GauDtlets
STIN EMETZ,
ians-tr 1887 Pennsylvania 4peI.,e.
pEAVER COATINGS AND TROUS-
ID ERINGS.
Sold per yard at and below cost to cloae out winter
Msny of above suitable for Ladies' listers and
Coats.
W. S. TEEL.
janS-tr $50 PENNSYLVANIA ape.
II j. GEORGES,
- Manufacturer OF Gents Fire BOOTS SHOES
aud CATERS.
Corner 9th and G streets. under National HoteI
SIGN OF THE BIG BOOT
Repajrins, neatly executed. New Elastcs inserted
in Caters by patent machine; price rs cents to 81
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II b. b. WARNER,
ZIG II street norrnWest,

The Zeal Estate Review, published at my once On
the 10th OF each mouth, contains complete List Of
all the houses have for rent together with reports
concerning the condition of the real estate market
throughout the country. Gall and get . copy
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MRS. NJ. A. WHITE,
Vh No. AS 1lTH STREET
Ladies fashionable hair dresser and hair work
Puts, Curis and Braids made very cheap
Orders sent by mail promptly attended to-
-Four doors above Pennsylvania avenue,
ianTftr
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No. Z IA Il street Sc.
y. 81 have q Carriase No. 49, on 9Th st NV
stand, day and night, and earnestly solict the ia
tronage of my friends. ianIO.3t
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DARE ATTRACTIONS
Ii For THE LADIES,
AT Oh. RUPPERT'S, 403 7ta street n..c.
Now IA store a magnificent stock OF new srlQ ban
tiful Styles Enproidered Slippers Slipper Go
and Cushions. handsome designs. Faucy Worstsd
Work and Knitted Goods OF ali descriIti Com.
plete outfit for Infants. Fine assortment OF Gae
rame Thread and Point Lace Trimming. Berlin
Iephyrs, German and American Knitting Yarn
Germantown wool, the best quality and good weigh;
at the lowest prices, and the attract re stock OF
dolcay Soo5s 10 be found Ii the city. Don't forge.
the nsne and place. Oh. RUPERT,
4OS Stfs street " sc.
tf NO BRANCH SToBE DoV2l-3Dl
I AIDES WINTER BOOTS.
VERMlLyA is selling Ladies Buttoned BOOTS
Of his own make, ~ IS 90 -
The best in the city for the money
nov26t- 60 9Th street, opp. Pateu. ono.
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WANTS.

WANTED-A white GIRL to do general house
w work for small family reference require
Apply at 1l3o H. "a st IaulaitE
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-07
Tho Unfortunates.


The Real Estate r ecord gives the
following list of attachments placed
by the city on the property of the
bondsmen of A. J. Hamilton:
Property of Il X W Bent, as follows-2k
acres Sc corner of Tenth and Pearl streets,
acres SW corner of Ninth and Pearl
streets, acres SW corner OF Tenth and
Pearl streets, lot Banning tract, 242 acres
in Loop and Meserve tract, lot IL, block 2,
South Santa Monica, 60 acres in Palomares
tract.
Property of W Gillette-Part of lots 10
and IS, blk A, and lots l and 2, blk b,
0, 10 and IL, blk 3, lots l, 10, IA and II, blk
T. lot IA, blk 5, lets and IL, blk 7, lots
and 20, block g. lot II, blk 8, lots 2, Q and
IA, blk 10, lots G, 10 and 26, blk IL, lots 8,
8, "a and %, blk IL, IS and IA, blk Is, lots
and 10, blk IA. lots 70 and 90, blk 10, lot
10, blk l6, lots 2, 3, and 10, blk II, lots 4
and O, blk 10, lots 8 and II, blk 20, Brook
lyn tracti 10 acres in SWl4 SEQ %, Twp
s, ID W, and lots Sand Is, blk d, Or
ange.
Property of Phordice Boutwell-Nk Of
SEA of NWA, Sec 10, Twp u s, II Is W,
lots and 8, blk A, Sanchez tract lot 13
blk 1, and lot 3 and Sl6 of lot 4, blk l,
Beaudry tract, and lots II, IL and 10,
Pierce tract.
Property Of Geo. ;Cummings-Nk Of
NV and N K of NEa Sec 80, Twp N, II
| 10 W.
Property OF James Arnold-Lot 8, BILL
B, Mott tract.
| Property OF Henry Stassforth-Lot q
blk A, Mott tract and lot 81 Ballesteros
| tract.
Property OF 7 s Hall Undivided Il of
fractional sWh Bee IL, Il :, II, IA w
lot IL, blk 3, and lots 10 and IL, blk O
South Santa Monica, and lot 60xl65 fee
| on w side First and Court streets.
Property OF II Lucas-470Rfacre in
Rodeo de fas Aguas; 81 acres i side San
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-07
Late Telegra ms

A hearing will be given to Burke
next Tuesday, in the O'Brien es-
tate, against the acceptance of the
report of the executors.
Suit is to be commenced against
Mr.. Ford, eX-Tax-Collector of San
Francisco, to compel him to refund
the salary he has drawn since the
25th of October, the time at which
Tillson, his successor, demanded
the Office.
ID. l.. Smoot, the new District At
torney OF San Francisco, is in hot
water with his party, because he
has gone outside of it to appoint
his deputy. The Sixth Ward Club
was instructed to carry the matter
into the Board of Presidents.
The annual session of the Nation
al Council of the Union League of
America will be held in PhiIadel-
phia on Wednesday next.
The report from Delta, published
in the Observer and telegraphed
from New Orleans last night, about
political hanging and bulldozing
in Madison Parish, La, is pro-
nounced false in every particular.
The Secretary of the Interior de-
cided yesterday that the benefits of
the timber culture law may be se-
cured by planting cotton wood trees.
This decision reverses the former
rulings of the Department.
Thomas Brennan, who was arrest
ed yesterday morning and taken to
Castlebar, is Secretary of the Irish
Land League and prominent in the
Amnesty Association and other
political organizations.
Lizzie Falk, a laundry girl in the
employ of the Russell House in
Detroit, while descending in the
freight compartment of the hotel
ELEVATOR, about 8 O'Clock last even
ing, was caugh between the elevat-
or and projecting beam and her
neck and lower jaw so terribly
crushed as to cause instant death.
The President yesterday appoint
ed Wilbert X. Smiley, of Provid-
ence, r. to fill the vacancy in
the Board of Indian Commission
ers, caused by the death of J. d.
Long. The President also appoint
ed General George Stoneman of
California, to fill the other vacancy
on this Board, which has remained
untitled for about four years. The
Board now consists of ten men,
bers, the maximum number allow
ed by law
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-07
LOSAMGELES WEEKLY HERALD

Is ispubllshed every Saturday morning.
TERMS.
One yea by mail or express one copy..S3N
Blk months, .'! g
Three " ...i w
Advertisements inserted at reasonable
rates.
All Kinds of Job Work dome 60
COmpet with SAP Francisco tD
price, style, and Elegance OF Wo-as
mRushfp.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-07

Democratic because that party
promises to give them control oil
their affairs. They do not love the
party for its own sake, and if it be-
comes apparent that the election o
a Democratic President is not pos
sible, more than one Southern
State is likely to fall out of the
Democratic line"
Piains OF aa Essterw Ropemake er
NEW YORK, December 5.-The
ropemakers in two ropewalks in
Brooklyn recently struck for high
er wages. One of the proprietors
to-day, in an interview said: "It
is folly for men to expect higher
wages; reduction is more to be
thought of. In years past we used
to supply the California market
from the East. Now matters are
being reversed, and unless there
shall be change of some sort,
Pacific Coast manufacturers may
soon drive us out of the market
and supplant us by means of cheap
er labor. They now have all the
improved machinery, the same as
here, and, besides, employ Chinese
for ninety cents day. Our work
men do not seem TO realize that We
may be forced to close our factories
through their demands for more
wages, and that the ultimate re-
suit may be that they will have to
seek employment elsewhere
The M0rmOn Questi0u.
NEW YORK, Dec. 5.-The WASH
ington correspondent of the Tribune
argues that the only solution of the
Mormon question is the immediate
adoption of Constitutional
Amendment prohibiting polyga-
my. This should be done before
Utah is admitted as State.
Railroad sun.o,,dn,iorf lcf .ar's 5
ST.. LOUIS, Dec. 5.-Privat - u
vices from New York says tnat the
consolidation of the st. Lotis-.5s,4fa Lots tfit,
San Francisco and Atchison, Tope-
ka and Santa Fe Railroads was
consummated in that city to-day,
but upon what terms is not known.
Cnriasta Patu.
ST.. LOUIS, Dec. 4 -Carlotta Patti
entered suit this afternoon against
the Post Dispatch, asking for
$25, 600 damages for publishing an
alleged libelous article from the
Leaveuworth Times of last Sun.
day, in which she is stated to have
been drunk on the occasion of her
concert there the night previous.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-07

Pedro street, of city; lot 8, blk 1 lots G
and 16, blk 2, lots II and 16, blk z, lots G,
0, 10 and II, blk 8, and lot 4, blk 0, south
Santa Monica, and undivided siS of L 67
$40 feet of lots 8, 4, s, 6, and 8, blk 3,
Beaudry tract.
Property Of Martin Devine-Lot IA, blk
10, Downey; 8 acres w side Figueroa st,
and lot II, blk 103, Bellevue Terrace.
Property OF John Goldsworthy--S0 acres
in rancho San Francisquito; VIZ of SEh
Sec z. Il 8, II II W, and lot fronting 150
feet w side San Pedro street.
Property Of J O Saulsbury-30 acres in
Sec %, 7 2 \, X 13 W, and lot SW corner
of Tenth and Olive streets.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-07

This invention places within the reach
of every family the means OF procuring
pure and wholesome water. IL will re-
fre,e moye an uecayeu d na Vefesdpie o e,c oi
thoroughly cleansing aud also cooling
the water by reason of its being made 'ol
porous pottery. TO n degree healthier and
pleasanter to drink than ice water.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-07

CONVEYANCES.
Edward f Cahill to John Il Givens-EJ,
of Sec So, and SEX Sec 25 and NE4 Set
81, Twp s, r II W, 81.
Charlotte M Rowland to Victoria Row.
land de Hudson-220.4 40 acres in Ro Lii
Puente. Other considerations and 81.
Il 3 Bassett to Rose y Bassett-29 9-1C
acres of lot s. John d Young tract; $500
Patrick Kline to W M Monroe-"Kansas
City House" and fixtures and lease Of lot
on which house stands; $4,000.
John d Bicknell and E F Spence TO J L
Parker-8 acres in SW14 Sec IS, Twp1 S,
II IA W; $3.50.
FL Carpenter 70 Miss Martha Snoddy-
Lot 8, blk 8. Los Angeles City Homestead
Tract; 500.
Margarita W de Temple to Nicolasa
Workman--Life estate in 100 acres undi-
videdl in Ro Potrero de Felipe Lugo; love,
etc.
Amos Harris and Geo A Harris to VIM
Niles-Lot IL, blk b, A b Chapman Tract;
SG12.
Alvinza Hayward to the Merchants Ex-
change Bank of San Francisco-2,162 acres
undivided in rancho Palos Verdes; two
tracts in Rancho San Pedro, about 1000
acres; lot NE corner of Morgan Lane and
Main street; lot fronting Is varas Z side of
OF Loefain street; lot w side Spring street;
=; sid. riquides tract, fronting 43}4 feet
Mo- Spring street; lots l, 2, 6, and 8,
~ a q; lot l, block "A; lots 2, 8, 4, and
block n; lots and 4, block IS; lots 8
and 4, block G; lots and s, block F; lot 6,
block 6l. Hancock Survey-lots and 4,
block ]; lot No. and the half of block A;
lots, block 6; lots l, q, 8, and 4, block s.;
Bells Addition; lot 1, range IL; east part Of
lot 1, range 10, of Temple and Gibson tract;
lots 16 and II, Ballesteros Vineyard; lot
fronting 80 feet north side Third street,
Wilmington, and all other property of
grantor in Los Angeles and San Diego
counties; $4,000.
Alvinza Hayward and John G.. Downey
Covenant as to respective interests in
2,200 acres, Rancho Palos Verdes, 1000
acres in Rancho San Pedro, lot fronting
100 feet on Main street, lot on Upper Main
street, lot fronting 60 feet on Spring street,
lot on San Pedro street, Los Angeles city;
six 35-acre tracts outside of city; undivided
part of 35-acre tracts owned with r. Beau
dry; 10 acres in Bells Addition to Los An
geles city; IL acres in Temple and Gibson
tract; Mortgage from Venable and Cauff-
man, and properly in San Diego county.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-07
property Transfsr..
CONYEYANCES

vwoN JUDsoH. GILLETTE A GIBsoN's TsA N
SCRIPT oE RECORDS. DEC. g. 1879.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-07

" All the delicacias of the season
served up N the best style and at the
most reasonable prices.
eBMEALS AT ALL HOURS.
s2Stf WALSH & ADLER.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-07
HOW THE WATER IS cLEANsED.

HOW THE WATER Is CLEhNSED.
First the water passes down through
four inches of assorted Marine Gravel,
then through eight inches Of Patent
White Willow and Animal Charcoal;
then ascends twelve inches through
Fresh Water Sand and Marble Dust;
then descends again through twelve
inches of Charcoal.
The Filter. with all its tubes. Is made
of Terra Gotta, and Is so arranged that
all the filtering material can be re-
moved and repacked entirely with new
material, at a trifing expense.
They are manufactured in two sizes
viz: The Family Size, to contain four
gallons, and the Office Size, to contain
two gallons. of filtered water. The Fam
lily Size Will filter thirty and the Office
Size fiftee N gallons of water In twenty
four hours.
In Oakland alone there are about five
hundred of these filters now in use, Civ
ing perfect satisfaction, and testimoni.
al from the owner of each one can be had
at any time.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-07

IisD
VS.. Pio
linn de
Dlf Kali
state of
W. X.
t., T. G.
y of Los
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L of the
OF the
ounty of
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for the
ing sale
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OF the
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decree
under
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cash in
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parcels
county
lfiornia,
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seventy
outh by
ging or
on the
laying n
ven III
former
apia de
formerly
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aid city.
ofUpper
fronting
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claimed
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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-07

eenth
alifor-
geies.
Solo
ac-
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of the
ounty
filed
n the
Court.
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bank.
liam
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udent
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bear in
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district
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ind toi
to an
within
ervicel
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served
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obtain
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b com
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it: To
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OF one
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If to
f ri; to
as her
eeney,
)perty,
parcels
rs feet
of lots
id lots
ng be-
s., and
of Los
10 feet,
and to
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3; and
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partic-
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4 COM
taintifs
prayed
| relief
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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-07

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-07
Coming South Going North

Both steamships call at Port Hartford
(SanLuisObispo)an )and Santa barbara: On
The down trips they stop at Anaheim
Landing, for freight only.
hEPassengers for San Francisco take
the train for Wilmington that leaves
Los Angeles at 800 z. NJ. Los An
geles time.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-07

MoJANE, Dec. G.-P l. Farland,
Miss Lucy Newell, Max Meyberg,
III X Van Nuys, Jacob Eberhart, r
A Ling, G II Gustave and wife, L
] Rose,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-07
TO OWNERS OF LANDS.

The undersigned will be happy to re-
ceiye particulars and olans of land tor
sale in this county, W III a view to in tro-
duce the same to the II ,tice of intending
Immigrants. Samples of any kind OF
produce will be useful ind can be left Mt
my office, No. 10 Sprih.. street.
EDW ARD l.. GOAD.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-14
SYMPTOMS OF A DISEASED LIVER.

Pain in the right side, under the edge Of The ribs,
increases on pressure: sometimes the pain is IN the
left side; the patient Is rarely able 10 lie on the efi
side; sometimes the pain Is felt under the shoulder
blade. and il frequently extends to the top Of the
shoulder, and is sometimes mistaken for rheuIna-
tism In the arm. The stomach Is affected with loss
of appetite and sickness The bowels in general are
costivc. sometimes alternative with lax the head is
troubled with pain, accompanied with 4 dus heavy
sensation In the back part. There IS generally Il
considerable loss of memory. accompanied with 4
painful sensation OF having left undonc something
which ought to have been DONE \ slish:, dry cough
Is sometimes IN attendant. The patient complains
of wcarlness ard debility; he is easily startled. his
feet are cold or burning, AID he complains OF
prickly sensation Of the skin; his spirits are low
aud although he is satisfied THAT exercise would be
beneficial To FIN, yet he can scarcely summon up
rortitude enough TO try it, Ia fact Inc istrsts every
remedy. Several of the above symptoms attend the
disc Use. but cases have occurred where 4 few Of
them existed, yet examination OF the body after
death has shown the LIVER TO have beer extensive
~ derangcd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-14
Omaha.

JUDGE DUNDY DECLARES THE "NODIE RED
MAN. TO BE A PERSON" WITHIN THE
MEANING OF TIE LAW.
OMAHA, NED. May 13.-Judgc Dundy, OF
the United States Court, in the haJe0S cor.
pus case OF " Standing Bear" and party,
who were being returned TO the Indian ter
ritory, yesterday gave his decision that TIE
Indian i. n person within the meaning OF
tho low, aa,t? bees the r,SuL to snr oiIr n writ
OF habeaS corpus in the Federal court. be-
fore a Federal Judge, in all cases where
confined or in custody Of the United States
or restrained Of liberty in violation OF the
Constitution or laws; that General Crook
has custodary relations under color Of au-
thority of the United States aud in viola.
ton of the laws thereof that no rightful
authority exists for removing by force any
OF these Poncas TO the Indian territory, aS
Crook has been directed to do; that Indians
possess inalienable right OF repatriation as
well rs the more fortunate white race, and
have an inalienable right OF life and liberty
and pursuit Of happiness so long rs they
obey the laws and do not trespass on for
hidden ground; that being restrained OF
liberty under color of authority OF the
United States, and in violation OF the laws
thereof, REALTORS must be discharged from
custody, and il is SO ordered.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-14
eireeubr:er E'rcsbytcTys
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SATURDAY MORNING.

SAL EDAS MtkNINu
Rev. G. 4. Wilson was dismissed to unite
WA West Hanover Presbytery. Mr VII
'1A viii take charge Of Appomattox church.
Rev. Mr. Lacy not being able to attend
..e meeting oil the Assembly at Louisville,
Lev. q. y. Lyle, with J. &. Brown as alter
S.e, and RuIiug-Elder &. +. Pntney, with
u. Taylor as alternate, were elected COM
"hAoners TO the General Assembly.
., HaSiDg the meeting OF the Presbytcry
."FFe have been present: Ministers, SIM
"eh ruilng elders, making thirty
''s III all. The weather has becnyery nnr,
sOG The congregations good. Tue Presby-
%fthhs have new and neat church, which
1fakS well for their energy. There is a
"aa! debt on it. Rev. Edward Eel!s is
applying the pulpit.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
,4eY. Mr. Brownell, OF the Baptist Church,
: invited TO q seat as corresponding men,
,. w. }. c. Barr. with J. y. Treslow, were
tos sasted 10 prepare history OF Charles
tS n" church, and J. T.. Brown q history OF
~ t church at ksaawha Salines, to be read
Que next meeting Of Presbytery.
tacf. William +. Wilhelm was allowed 10
n.y. III within our bounds until the next meet
y Of PresbyterY.
gts eo,m,mlttee,was appointed consisting OF
h.. d: II. Blttinser and Ruling Elder
nia, ~ 70 visit Hinton church and inquire
1s .. lts con aition. ss Il,
zs - VOC Of thanks was rendered to the citi-
Tho . % e. Sibans for their hospitality, 10
snafeaes OF the place sor the offer Of
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