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LETTER FROM NEW YORK.

To THE EDITOR OF THE NEW NoErHWEsr
Resumption was accomplished so
quietly that only three or four people
who stood at the left Of Register Merse-
rean's desk in the gold-room knew any
thing about il until it was an accom-
plished fact. The transaction was for
$4,000, the time was 1923, as the record
shows, and the men were c. Gimbernat,
of No. 60 Exchange Place, aud /. w.
Gills, Of No. Is New street. Bidding
has been one-eight all the morning, and
the market fiat with some bidding in
splits lone-sixteenth) but some sales,
although they were recorded at one
eight Mr.. Gimbernat offered $1,000 at
par. His offer was taken at once, and a
couple Of pen marks, made as quickly as
the register recovered from his astonish-
ment, settled it. Gold at par was a fact,
and theorizing had ceased to be in order.
-Four other sales for a similar amount
followed at 1871, 1885, l2:45 and 1851.
After the hour last named there were no
sales, and gold closed at par. Bidding
after l o'clock was in split; one-six-
teeuth offered for the bids, aud no
sales Of sufficient amount to make a
record. The gold room was almost
empty at the time, and half dozen
men who were there went Immediately
into the stock exchange. The announce
ment was received there with surprise,
and in moment sales were suspended
and the air was rent with the cheers OF
brokers who had never been in sympa-
thy with the fiuctuating Of gold cur
rency. Cheers and applause were re-
peated as subsequent sales were an
nounced at the same rate. When asked
the cause Of the unexpected fall, Regis
ter Merserean said: 'Irs simple enough,
il costs twO4per cent. TO carry gold,
while currency. is worth two per cent.
It's cheaper to sell, even at par than il
is 10 keep it, that's the secret; nobody
wants to carry il, and in fact with gold
at par, the only party that eau afford to
carry il is the government. IT will flow
into the custOm-house aud treasury like
so much water as soon as the people un-
dersiand that gold at par is a fact" It
was somewhat remarkable coincidence
that the big book in which the account
Of the sales was kept ran out on that day.
The clerk began the day on the last page
of the last leaf and a supplementary
book had been ordered, for which there
will probably now be 20 use. The news
Of the death Of
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BANARD TAYLOR
Was received with general regret. The
Lotus club adopted series Of resolu-
tions expressive of deep regret at his
loss, and the EUeting F0st, in a lengthy
editorial, believes his death will be felt
as a personal bereavement by all Amer
leans, and says his writings not only
made the young more studious and self
reliant, bat men and women Of this gen.
Grafton are better and stronger because
Of his resolute and manly struggle. In
bis books, as elsewhere, he was jour
nalist, enthusiastically eager to share
with the public whatever he knew or
felt. Speculation as to his successor has
already begun. Among the names mem
toned is that Of Mr. Washburn, whose
management Of his mission during a
critical period secured bim the good
will Of both French aud Germans. The
name Of George Wm. Curtis is also mem
toned as a fitting successorin a literary
sense, If not in any other. A rumor
that Senator Christianey's claim will be
urged on the ground ofparty expediency
has caused various comments. At a
meeting Of the German Republican
central committee this evening" ex-
Judge Dittenhoefer in the chair, the
following resolutions were adopted:
WHEREAS, Our esteemed friend, the
eminent poet, statesman and patriot,
our late ambassador at Berlin, has sud
ueRiy departed this life.
..tso'reo, That by his wonderfully
- S. 49, translation Of the master work
H. luan poetry, "Goethe's Faust"
tai in ny ,t 'of has made his name immor-
mans 'ie hearts Of all educated Ger
otism cam 49, ,ae unflinching patri-
of Rayar5 -To,.i--st. 20. aud sterling honesty
among the most emips.l.l psl uls nalne
cltlzens, aud rendered n -, VI a 'lei eau
tai. forever immor-
A committee Of three Wa. d.,
to present the resolutions to ,,..., '''..,e'
tions Of the deceased. ie'A-
Gotham does not pop the Chs.
cracker on Christmas, like some o,s
cities, but saves it for Fourth Of JnI'
patriotism instead Of religion. So tn
boy fend Of New York is not so rampan
and there is DO earthly powder to ma
the thunder Of the elevated railroaC
And this brings me TO the
CAR DRIVERS STRIKE.
Ihe strike Of the Third Avenue car driy
eis ended With victory for the com
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GEN. SHERIDAN,

To recover SIG, 6,27S 81 for forcible ejec-
tion Of the former from the Killona
plantation, in st. Charles parish, La,
and seizure of his property thereon, was
closed on Saturday. Mr.. Beckwith, for
the defense, addressed the jury, review
ing The testimony produced for the pros
ecution, and Gen. Butler then followed,
going into the merits Of the case. The
jury retired at $3.50 P. ", and after an
absence Of about an hour rendered a ver-
dict for the defendant. A stay of pro-
ceediugs for sixty days was allowed
plaintiff, in order to allow him TO move
for a new trial. AUGUST.
New York, Decem Der %, ISIS.
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Immigration has doubled the popula-
tion Of Kimble county, Texas, in six
rnnufha
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Kats are afTectionate; they luv yuug
sweet kream, and the hest
place in front Nv a fireplace.
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and sometimes small particles of aIbumeu
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SUMMONS.

II THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE. STATE
4 of oregon for the county OF Mulinomah.-
lena Harris, Plalntiu, vs.. Julius Harris De-
iendant--Io Julius Harris. the abOve-named
Deiendant; IN the name ofthe State OF Oregon
YOU are hereby required 70 appear and answer
lhe com npialnl MED against YOU In the above
enllieu suit by the first day OF the next term
oi thls Court. which VIII be on the lOth dav OF
FEBRUARY, lslei and In ease you fail 50 10 an
SWert the flaintlu VIII take "a decree agaiDst
you for the relief demanded i'm me con, ,7i.i,
Wulcn Is 20 dissolve the marriage contract now
eNlsilng between the Plaintiff and Defendant.
anu anu IoI the care and custody of Plaintiffs and
DEFENDANTS minor children.
n ms publication is made by order of Hon. C.
b Beilinger. Judge Of said Court. duIv made
anu entered ON the 10Th day Of December. lS-S
SENECA SMITH.
HIS- i'- Attorney for Plaintiff
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The NEW NORTHWEST Is not a woInan's
Rights, but Human Rights organ, devoted
10 whatever policy may be necessary 20 secure
the greatest good to the greatest number It
knows no sex, no politics, no religion, no party,
no color. no creed. It's foundaiion.Is fastened
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pany, as it is called, which means that
the stock, which pays about thirty per
cent. dividend, refuses any more than
seventy-five cents per day to the drivers.
Alter the drivers struck, the cars went
out escorted by policemen. Just after
dark a wire stretched across the track
took policeman under the chin, and
turned him a sOmersault out Of the car,
aud the next morning poor duck Of a
driver who was walking along with his
wiie's clothes line under his arm, was
arrested aud sent up because the line in
his possession proved that he had some
thing to do with the wire across the
street. This is the way justice sympa-
thizes with the capital that pays sew
enty-five cents for about two dollars
worth Of work, and still affords to pay
the luxuriant stockholders enormous in
.terest on watered stock. The horses are
as badly treated as the drivers by this
heartless concern. One Of them in
straining to pull crowded car over an
acclivily fell dead, and the old driver,
who had more feeling for the animal
than the company had for him, said pit
eously, "He's lost his wind aud broke
his heart"
HON. D. T.. CORBIN,
or South Carolina, who has been in
Washington contesting the seat Of Gen.
NJ. c. Butler in the United States SEN
ate, paid flying visit to this city last
night. Your correspondent was in
formed by Mr. Corbin that his chances
were very good. and that he believed
when the case was re-opened, as it would
be, Senator Butler would be compelled
to vacate his seat. Mr.. Butler was only
seated by the votes Of Patterson, of South
Carolina, and Conover, Of Florida, and
Mr.. Corbin thinks that one or both gen.
tlemen will vote to reopen the case. 4
majority Of the Senate committee OF
elections have agreed to report in Mr.
Corbin's favor. The suit of James Wha
len against
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Auburn, Augusta, Baker city. Clarksvllle,
Express Ranch, EldoradO, Gem, Humboldt B3t-
sin, jordan Valley, Rye Valley, Wingville,
sumter, Stone, COnnor Greek, North Powder,
Terrysville.
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ner OF Front and Washington streets, (up-
stairs, Portland, Oregon
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Contested Land Cases, Private Land Claims
Mining. pre-emp mpuOu, and Homestead Cases
prosecuted before the General Land Office aD'
IeuurImenL on The IulerLur.
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wAsuIxGToN TERRITORY.

Amitv. Bellevue. Carleton, Dayton, Lafty-
.es. NcMinnville, North Yamhill, sheridan.
Joe, West Chehaiem. Wheatland, Newberg.
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United states Courts and Department
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captured, or injured m Ine late w5T, howeve
slight, are entitled 10, and can obtain "a pen
sion.
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Contain, over Eism TnOu,aaa choice nOok,
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Alsea Valley, Corvallis, Collins. Kingi
Valley, Liberty, Little Elk, Newport, Newton
Onestta, Philomath, STAIRS Point, summit
Toledo, Naquina, Monroe, Tidewitcr.
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An experienced detective in the garb of q
tramp has been operating around here for
many days, and has, we learn, succeeded in
capturing several negroes. who. it is sup
posed, were implicated in the burglary of
Mr. Kennedy's store. One, o negro called
Bob, but whose real name is Mason Dykes,
is an escaped criminal from Georgia, for
whose capture q reward off fifty dollars has
been offered. He had been here but few
weeks. He made q confession to the detoc-
tive in jail, duplicating several parties in
whom are now in custody. A preliminary
examination was held before Trial Justice
Breazeale OH Tuesday afternoon and con-
tinued up to the time that we 60 to press
There isn't enough enterprise in the peo-
pie of Abboville to keep up brass band,
and as n consequence the instruments owned
by the band at that place have been sold to
the band at Due West. The next thing we
expect to hear is that the Court House, with
all the rest Of the town, with tho railroad
and Fort pickens included is moved to Due
West, and the old town left TO the habita-
WIN vi O"is anu ioAce. neuIlv, III VI ltbOn
and iemplill don't do a better part by tho
capital of their County We will feel like
striking them from our list Of good local
editors. The idea of the capital of the
largest, and probably the wcalthiest, county
i'll the up-country only shipping seven
thousand bales of cotton in one whole sea-
son ! And SO zen bar rooms md four
churches! and Of that they seem to be
proud. No wonder poor Abbevile is los
ing ground.
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LUMBER /! LUMBER I
A LARGE lot OF good Lumber is ken.
"A CONSTANTLY on hand at my Lumber
Yard at the Blue Ridge Depot in Anderson,
and orders for large or small lots Of any
prices. Mr. Robert Mayheld is nv agent
for the sale of Lumber at Anderson, and
win furnish any information desired 10
persons wishing to make an order.
JOHN EAUFbEAN.
Jan 80, 1879 % 1y
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COMPARE the commercial value
with other Fertilizers, and you will al
ways find Merryman'a so to 100 per cent.
cheaper than any ether.
Farmers, you who have used shis Gus
ano' will do your neighbors a great favor
BY telling them of its merits. Come on
and get what you want
Price, por ton, 500 lba Middling oots
ton.
JOHN E. PEoPLEa.
Feb IS, 1879 81
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EEcL;sC7;; MAGAEi=E.-Thhe March number
Of the Eclectic is at hand and presents The
usual valuable selections from the leading
foreign periodicals. It has very fine steel
engraving of Prof Edison and his phono-
graph, and those who have not seen the
wonderful talking machine can get very
good idea Tits appearance from the en-
grcving. rs we'll as good likeness of tho
inventor. The leading articles are as fol-
lows: "Novol Reading" by Anthony Troll
lope; Historical Aspect of the United
States" by Dean Stanley 'Count Fereen."
about Lotteries, Trafalgar" by +. T.
Palgrayo; Supposed Changes in the Moon,''
by Proctor; "Ancient Egypt by r. 3.
Poole; America Rodiviva." by J. w. Cross
Opinion of Experts on Use OF Alcohol
"Ostrichcs on n Cape Farm" by Lady Yer.
ney; "Francisca da Riniini," by u. G. Ro
setti; Edison the Inventor" and othor
lighter articles. II also contains the open
ing chaptersof a charming new story enti-
tied Maaemoiselle dc nIersac, taken from
the CbrnhM Magazine which Is celebrated for
its good serinls. The Editorial departments
nro also full aud valuable.
Published by T.. II. ,Pelton, % Bond Street,
New York. Terms, So per year; single num-
Der, 20 cents trial subscription for thres
months, 81,
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PlnintifiA' Attorney.
w. w. HUMPHREYS, Master.

NOTICE Is hereby given that an action
has boon commenced in this Court upon
q complaint of the above named plain-
tins Tor the purpose Of confirming tho
partition, sale and assignment OF tho
real estate of Silas Massey, deceased. aud
also the accounting had In the Probate
Court before his Honor w. w. HUM
phreys, Judge OF Probate.
JOHN a. a MOORE
PlaintifIs' Attorney.
teb ., 1879 30 a
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sHERTFFS SALE !.
STATE OF soUTH oARoIIwA

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
ANDERSON COUNTY.
pY virtue of an Execution to me directa6
O | will expose to sale on the FIRST
MONDAY in MARCH next, 187l, at An.
derson Court House, s. c., the following
Real Estate, to wit: "A'''
AN of Defendants interest in ono Tracs
OF Land containing fourteen hundred and
ded by lands OF K. IT. Chamblee. J. w.
Provost, William Riley and Others. and
known as the Generostee Tract of the Es.
tate of ID. s. Taylor, deceased.
Levied on as the property Of Z. M. Tay-
m lor In favor of d. A. Bell against e. M.
Terms Of sale-Cash. Purchaser to nav
extra for ell necessary papers. p"'
JAMES H. MCCONNELL.
Sheriff Anderson County.
Feb g, 1870 30
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Resolutions OF Thanks.

The following resolutions. with others,
were adopted at the last meeting of Ander-
son Division, S. of T.:
Rcsoired, That the hearty thanks of this
Division be returned to the Evans Cornet
Band for the delightful music furnished by
them on the evening of our entertainment.
Resolrsd, That the thanks Of the Division
also be rendered the public for their liberal
contribution OH the night of our Valentine
party.
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sHERI E's & sAIn,
bTATE or SOUTH fJ3 ROrTt 4

AHDEEsoN CoUHrx.
pY virtue Of various Executions to ma
~ directed, VIII expose to- sslJ on tho
First Monday IN March next. Gs7ol as
anderson a Court House, 8. o., the folIowina
All of Defendants interest In one Truct Of
Lane, containing one hundred and fortv
li4G} acre9, more or less, bounded BY lands
OF DR.. w. O.. Brown, G. w. Cox,s old
homestead and others. ~
Levied ON as the property az a. w, ~.
in favor of z. w. Marshali q 90. and ofh. Gn
ers. aga'list G. w. Cox. '''tN-'
Terms Of sale Cash-purchaser 10 nav ox.
ira for all necessary papers. pS< -
JAMES ii. MCCONNELL.
Sheriff Anderson COUNTY.
rep " ioFo 10
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sHERIFF'S SALE,
STATE OF SOUTH CAROrrNA

ANDERSON oUSrr.
pY virtue Of various executions tn ma
z1D directed l will expose to sale on the
First Monday in March, 1870, 1t Ander.
son SOL Court House, s. c., the following Real
All of DESCENDANTS interest in ona Tract
G1ed1 OF M1and, containing, one hundred az sixty
OF Moses Chnmblee, E. J. Major and Others
Holland deceased. 'o-''
Levied on as the property OF z. t. Hol-
land IN favor OF w. A. Geer, and others
against l.. T. Holland.
extra for papers. P1y
JAMES II. MCCONNELL.
Sheriff Anderson County
YEP ., 1879 30
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Feb 6, is
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Ladies who value their complexion
sho-.d preserve their health, and should
k4ard against torpid liver. DR.. Harter's
Liver Pills cleanse from all impurities, and
the Iron Tonic gives freshness and vigor.
For sale by all druggists. 1872
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the STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINa
COUNTY, OF ANDERSON.
6,nYIRT nEr SnNgzgn~,

=
VIM. g. Hall and wife, Malinda Hal,
Plaintiffs, against Enos Massey and
Thomas Massey, Defendants
Jor Relief- Complaint Seysed. "a
10 the Deiendants Enos Massey, Thomas
Massey, William j. Shaw, James Shay, {
Levinah Hays, VIM. l.. Massey, and
tho children of James Massey, deceas-
Cd, to wit: r. W. Massey, s.. .. Med.
Massey, Eliza j. Shelnut End Fannio
VOU are hereby summoned and re.
IL quired to answer the complaint II,
this action, and to serve copy of your
answer 10 the said complaint on the sub
House. $. O., within twenty davs aIter
the service hereof, exclusive of tho day
OF such service; and you fail to answer
the ti complaint within the tinie aforesaid,
complaint. -. -,
Dated Feb. 8, 1870.
Z
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The Savannah valloy Railroad.

Thcro will be o meeting of the corpora
tors OF the Savannah Valley Railroad Com.
pany, held at Lowndcsvilie, in Abboville
County, on Thursday, the 9Th day OF next
month, (March,) } to consider matters of i'm
portance connected with the prosecution of
the enterprise. AS this will be the first
meeting Of the corporators held under the
amended charter, it in very important that
the meeting should be full one.
The following ere the cornoratora under
the Act of the General Assembly passed in
March, 1878: w. w. Humphreys, Stephen
McCully, A. T. Broyles, J. 8. Murray, b. f.
Whi'ner, S. Bleckley, E. NJ. Ruckor, ]. c..
c. Featherston, e. B. Murray, DR.. r. f.
Diver, J. W. Norris, g. A. sherard, J. H.
Reid. J. T. Barnes, d. L. Hall, w. J. Mill.
ford, David Sadler, B. a. Davis, Elias J.
Earle, Levi Bnrriss Kenon Breazeale, J. Y.
Fretwell, Joshua Burriss and VIM. O. 'Briant,
OF Anderson County, and James M. Lati-
mer, ST., ]. B. Moseley, j. p. Young, T..
Baker, George S. purdett, ]. B. Leroy, s. 8.
Baker. Dr. J. It. Baskins, DR.. NJ. G. Tageart,
a. J. Clinkscales. w. B. Clinkscales, s. ].
Heator, Edward Calhoun, H. II. Harper,
w. D. Mars, NJ. 0. Tolman, w. k. Bradley,
DIR. t. A. Wideman, G. Cade and Thomas
Thompson, Esq, of Abbeville County. .YEzN