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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-04-04

NOTICE.
The undersigned will file his final ae-
count rs Guardian Of Alice V. Gardnez
with the Hon. Probate Judge for Orange
burg County OH the Slstday Of March nox,,
and apply for letters of Dismi~ory.
C.iE. GUARDEER,
Guardian.
Feb. 2sth 1879. a
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-04-04
Our. Thanks

Our TElanks
Are again due to Hon. NJ. p.
O'Ccnnor for special tavors in furn
lshing US, by every mali, with tic
r records Of Congress.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-04-04
A Good Sign

A Good Sign
So far rs we know, in spite OF the
stringcncy Of the times, the schools
Ct Orangeburg are in prosperous
condition.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-04-04
Dr. Prices

Cream Baking Powdcr-for purity,
strength and hcalthfulness it stands
alone. For sale by DR.. j.. G.. Wan
maker.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-04-04

The k'oia1na Grange
Meets in town to-day. a full
representation is expected.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-04-04

H. W. z;Uu
Astonishcs the world in prices and
quality of goods.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-04-04

Our EsraIcHSii.H letter
Came too ialc for Ibis issue, but
will appear in our next.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-04-04

Death in Jail
Edward Canaan indicted for the
murder Of a man near Lawisville,
died in Jail last Monday.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-04-04

SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
DuA>.nrurn Cnr,rnx
ORANGYBURG COUNTY,

~Orangcburg, s. c., March Is, 1879
Notice is hereby given that a certain
Claim has been approved by ME in favor OF
NJ. X. Wilkinson, 20 the amount Of twenty
six dollars, approved Jan. 4th, 1879, which
through mistake, has the wrong number.
The person who now holds the Claim will
please present it at my Office SO that I may
correct the mistake and register the same
D. L. Common,
School Commissioners
mar 2l-5t sOrangeburg County.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-04-04
an OEsDl sANgsE

To Nrisc supplies for the Town Of
Orangchurg, SO. Ca, for the Fiscal
Year ending 1st April \ ID. 1880
and Il Bill TO Regulate Licenses
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-04-04
EEwAwE OF INVITATIONS.

The genuine are never sugar coated.
Zach box has ! red WAX seal ON The lid will
the impression DIR. MCLA%E'S LIVER Pili.s.
Zach wrapper bears the signature. Of c.
Mcl.ANE and FiEMIEG Bros.
Insist upon having the genuine Or. c. Nc.
LANES LIVER Pills. prepared hy Fleming
Bros. OF Pittsburgh, Pa, the rarkc, bcin,
full Of limitations Of the name NcLGne,
spelled differently but same pronunciation.
jan IS 1879 "
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-04-04
AGUE y FEVER.

Nobcttcr cathartic can be used preparatory
10, or after taking Quiminc.
as I simple rur.ativc they are uncqual.L.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-01-03

New YORK. Thursday. Jan. 2.-Roceipis ~
hecNcs yesterday and to-day were IN loads on a7t
head, making total OF 4ill since Monday against 3tp
Tor the spending time last week Prices on On
strong ',c ON AL srairs below prime aud the mar
ket ruled weak and closed heavy Poorest cattle sold
as, 47c T. n Ca dress % Ms extra and fancy do. M lu
@lutic tudres, - rs common To- primo do At 4F"tfc
~ dress AJsjd ms Exporters used tJ al ~ lt,r
dress SIS ~ shipments from tins port for hc year
los a5t beeNes-51o@o alive ana 1-il9 IN dressed quar-
tcTS
Receipts Of calves were 90 head masking total OF $40
since Monday, against dll Tor The time last week
Trade was limited at former quotations His f5'lc "a
n tor common TO very choice Ncas, and ~. l,r
gras,crs
kcceptsof sheep and lambs were % car loads 500
head, making total of I~h tor thc last three DAYS.
against $50 Tor the correspondus time last week. Mar
k,tclos,d weak and prices favored luy,r- sales were
a. ga tic 4 n fer sheep and 400 for lal- About
Ina sheep arrived for direct -lt no alive 60 lusIai.
Exports Tor the were 49, "a live sheep and aU 50
caryHsscs ut mutton
Receipts hogs were 90 car loads or Gl7 head mak.
INK total ui 2ul1u since Monday, a+Hn>t lt~-3 nr c
same ume i1s wees l,g hes Mgty a shade l.in',.,
from Sow lurk for tile year were l,Wo- 1--we hogs ans
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-01-03
The Question ora Comma.

In decision denying the motion OF Arthur
l. scwcl to continue an Injunction restraining the ON.
OF the Stock Exchange from excluding him from tho
Exchange rooms they having expelled him after the
failure OF John Bonner Co, OF which he was member
judge Freedman said yesterday The painun was tried
and found guilty Of obvious fraud by the Governing Com
mittoe Of that association and tereupon expelled The
trial, conviction, ana expulsion took place under the
constitution aud hy laws Of the association which had
been suhsc rihcd by the pAinun his admissions. BY
Article AN the Governing Committee Is made sole Nd.e
what constituted obvious fraud. and the clear intent
and object of the article Is 10 secure aud enforce honest
dealing among class u exposed By the nature
their business unusual temptation. Thus being so
the article though providing summary remedy should
the sanction ot the courts Tar existing rules
will permit The objections urged against PLAINTIFF
vlcuuu and expulsion not based his innocence
but upuu alleged nscOustruction and iuVadity
Of Article NN They are therefore, Of somewhat tech
meal character Aui hs their determination not only
wolves considerable labor but tho whole issue they
should be determined ON regular trial and not "a
motion The granting oi an Injunction before trial
always rests IN the sound discretion Of tho court and
upon the whole case. II appears at present mud
nothing which calls Tor summary inicrcTCuUcn
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THURSDAY, Jan; 2-FLouH ANp ,MrN-The
he ,Sndeney being doWnwaTd Sc quote .rerne q IS
GstSj; extra stat Sc. IS 7sSSiS5 western .pfins
q ss 81 d. : x ' s6d xx% 5s" SI MS Sat1
gai,htS . i any q
ern shippiSs extra, t,ssteo Rye sur .gcrane s. 80
vine SC 81 - Buck wheat Hour. = LOO n T ,5ssi -
, 1iln out r EaSs ave.. ana
closing AZ a"l Tor January ~3c Tor February. "i>c
or June sales o265o bales Receipts At of t a..5.7
.-reo.l.ioss- agll lonans .ae' q ol q.s;, a.
1vor OF ioiiers western short clear AZ viii Sale, II
i'o1 bNS art for arrlyal az meats .t.ci and ag
prime CITY, AMI = " "a - ~ or ptiuc Mcswrn ar or
s. sasS 81, ior February aud - - 81 iar Marti
p,''',a n1s, ps,, MS huH.r IN l"rsI 'ap
it aiy at g. n1s i'r factories frr'h ,.-~ 2'43l
81 3 red wimtsrsiosi,asi Sor No do ..si i6
delivery tj.url bush mcludns so auih, for lluur,
ior January eio,uss The inside as'rc, ana si'ljor
February ~ AM barley him hut quiet "'is nrn,
for white, including SO grade at3u fl a.. Cor mi>,d
on Tie ,rot - o." bush at a. or S. ani>,i a. Is
Tor Old 49, ? t"s''e Tor now southern A,iuw a ftc
yellow new ana GA For iuture delivery l0.oup bush old
GfocfMt'--Rio ;oace was m!rIy active and .teaiy at
II sluAe wan s9"s o. 300 BAG, ni.d sl.ds, mere
for Java 0nl bags iuh mats Java and 44u bags mara
New orleans mola-scs was quiet AT 2'fflr Raw sugar
quiet but hgm Ht 6edArc tor iur good rgnuin- with
sales lnfi hhi~. including CtlfI-Hl. Ut lD
refined 80 aa's Tor harris and 81 Tor standard "a
siegk o raw -i0-s hhls, 6,sis Jas saJoii Iass and
2dlH Wolato.
sUSpRns-Nayal stores were quiet and only about
steady AZ - a9-Hc tor spuIts turrtuuuc amt Sis %
81 37ts for common 20 good strained sins Petroleum
was seadier ami quiet Gt Tor rrnucd m has Ocean
trtghis about steady aud moderately active. gram 10
Liverpool, by steam htd provisions 2aa ms; cotton
Nd, gram 10 LONDON 10y steam, t at, Hour to Nrl,tD
Nv SAIL = so refined petroleum from Baltimore 10
Key nominal atSLl3
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-01-03
REFORM IN MASSACHUSETTS,.
Gov. Talbot Urging the Legislature the
Duty of Retrenohment.

DutY OF Retrenthmeht
BosToN, Jan. 2.-To-day Thomas Talbot Of
Billcrca took the oath rs Governor of Massa-
chusctts. The opening passage Of his address
TO the Legislature indicates a purpose on his
part to give the State a reforming and retrench-
ing administration. The allusion to the Butler
campaign will not escape notice. The Governor
says:
The exhaustive discussion Of public issues during the
rasi igw mouths reacligg 9ni ,iy9ding The mgs 80
general call for rcrcnchmont ana rcowanzniln These
OF ,hc rcepe The lessons Of sdyer.v have Had tGcr
uses The compelled economy in each home Is
giy reminder " W folly and sin o. national,
OF accustomed comforts to H.. family nnd.cs
as for personal wrong against any form II public
wasiciulncss shal insist that faith hc kgrt WIN tho
show 81 rcrcnchmcnt' md that all needed reduction
TAR A. It can be- done without cppng It's ncency
or alIlns to We sum 81 human ,nn' 9s In .iil-Ihc
Of receiving T. the cori9 copgration Of The leores
oughly, and quickly
The funded debt Of the State is now 500 Q20,-
AGA: the sinking funds amount 90 nearly Sl2,-
OOO.O0O. and the apparent don Il this year 70
be provided for 10y taxation. s323.G43 Coy. Tai
bot invitcs the Legislature 20 Eegis. 10y rcducs1g
his salurie and 20 on to reduce others; 70
practice economy IN its own expenditures; 10
abolish unnecessary courts. ana in Other spc.i-
n"d ways fctrcnHn inc expenses. WIN thpSe
reductions and rctrenchmcnts. llrIn refusal Of
all subsidies, tho Limitation OF direct grants TO
tho lowest possible sum. and especially short
encd session. he thinks the State Tux may be re-
duced to its amount in lSfl-the smallest Tor
eighteen years $500 600. H. leaves the liquor
question to tho Legislature. and recommends
That the question Of biennial elections hc re-
fcrred TO- the people; also that the lcglaativn
session bo limited to 100 days; That the Lcgis-
luturc be prohibited from fixing its own pay (;
that the old system of town representation be
restored; and that the Governor De- empowered
TO veto single clauses in appropriation bills.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-01-03
ErEN GEN PORTER AsroN1sHED.
A Court OF Inquiry that President Lincoln
Ordered In September, Is0e.

WEST POINT. y. Y, Jan. Am the case Of
Gen. Fit John Porter one fact appeared to-day
which was now to every one connected with the
case. including Gen. Porter himself. II was that
President Lincoln. on the 9th OF September,
1862. ordered a court Of inquiry as to the con-
duct Of Gems. Porter Franklin and Grimm in
August OF that year. which was convened three
times. and then adjourned without doing any
business. This was about the time Of the battle
Of Antetam. two months before the court mar
tial which tried Porter was ordered. corre-
IN 1874 was one OF the noticeable features. most
Of the documents that were admitted being ot
comparative unlmpOrtance. Gen. Pope wrote
hoping that Grant would order an investigation,
IA requested by Porter and his friends. and
Grant replied that he had examined into tho
case, but did not think Il called for any action
on his part. and that he believed such an invos-
tigation would be of doubtful legality. 1t WAS
objected that tho correspondence WAS a private
one. and was mere expression of opinion at
that time. and OF no value TO the Board In this
inquiry The letters were admitted. however
William Dyer q farmer OF Fnyctte County
Ohio. was called. He was u member Of the First
who accompanied Capt. Pope when he carried
the " 4 30 order" 90 Gen. Porter on the Goth Of
August. 1862. He saw Col. Ruggles deliver tho
order TO Capt Pope and indicate the dire ton
he was TO take 10 reach Porter. but did not hear
what was said. In his opinion II was somewhat
before 80 o'clock when they started. The dis
lance between Pope's and Porer's headquarters
time occupied in the ride did not exceed three
quarters Of an hour. He marked on the map
the route he remembered the party mado both
going and returning.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-01-03
HOBoKEN'S MISSING MONEY.
The Trial OF the suit Against Ex-Treasurer
Knmena's Bond.men Begun.

The trial Of the suit Of the city Of Hobo
Philip Hexamer. Charles Clinton. William
Stuhr. August Simerad Charles Cohen. and
William c. Harp. the hondsmen Of John
Ramona, cx-Trcasurer OF Hoboken. TO recover
from them 100000. the amount Of conceded
deficiency in Kamenas official accounts. was
begun yesterday in the Hudson County Circuit
In APRIL 1877. Kamena wasI elected Treas
urer II Hoboken for the fifth time He failed
10 qualify within the twenty days prescribed by
law, he WIS required TO furnish q bond Of
sureties. In June. however. he procured the
necessary bondsmen, and he was appointed
Treasurer by the Common Council acting
under a special statute. Soon alterward ru-
mors were circulated to the effect that he had
misapphed large sums Of money during his
previous terms oi Office and that he was de-
faulter.
After the school tax. amounting TO $4,000.
had been raid into kamenas hands. W. W.
Shlppen and other well-known citizens OBJ
taincl IRON the Chancellor an Injunction re-
strainlLg Ramona from drawing on this fund
for any other than the legitimate school eX-
peuscs. kamena however. paid out tho entire
sum. on the day following its receipt. for mis-
celanaou- purposes. and he was accordingly
Being subsequently, informed that II he re-
tired from his position the Chancellor would
overlook his offence while Il he persisted In re-
naming iu olllce he would enjoy no clemency.
Ramona re- gncd his office.
The attention of the Grand Jury was called 10
his caso 10 september. 1871 and he was indicted
for emhoZ2lement. but his trial has been post
poned from time 70 time. and has not yet been
reached. Tho defence in tho civil suit now
pending Is that the alleged defalcations hap
pened tho before defendants became hamena :
bondsmGn,ahd that they THE Dondsmehl are not
The trial will probably last several days
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-01-03
DIED.

ADAMS At Charlcston H.. Dec. % J. Q Adams
aged 80 years. resident OF tut~ County. H. since
is,O. aud captain ~ the MeNcan war ana IN thc late
civil VIZ
BARKER-In BuTalo. y. Y Dec a. Mrs Mchitabls
Hirkrr. rltl ~ years. widow ui William Barker.
BKAuEN la baltimore. Dec. 81 Janl Bradcn. aged
- wears widow Of william krairn
BLACkErr--At Ncphi. tab territory. NJ the resi-
dcucc of h, s1uiu|aw Thomas r. 'c. Dec ~. %, Old
age r. bert ir- wood l.arkrt u" was horn ~ Lon
dom England Nov % iSl7 embraced the Gospel in 1885,
cnusrntcd ia lSjJ was member OF the ligh Priests
quorum.
HARElsoN-In Broekyn. cal. Dec q, Elizabeth
vie uf William Henry lnrr-un, u-Vlhl years
HtNr At Fort Wurth, TrNa. Christmas Day, Mrs
Hattie Hunt. wll, o' LiruL Lev. T. llnnt. L 4
kEARNS In r.tt.hur-h. Pa. Dec - Mrs Mary
k,ar~ lu the Nlt year OF her as". VIC ~ VIM kearhl
Nudge At Lynn. Mass. Dec. D. Mr. Hannah Aulge,
widow oi the late John Buruil aged 10 years aud IL
months
SANGER In Framin.ham Mn.. Dec -. Mrs Aber.
sal, sanger, aged 90 years nul q months widow Of
jose 800 SANGER who .rrNri ~ tle War of lSl2.
1RorIl In Camden. y = Dec 81. kelecca TrOih, IN
the t1d wear ui her axe wi inA oi jacob ffntl.
NLkerEE--I iall.tuu Sia. Doc. 1l, Granny
webster Her s!u. Eihrnu webster. claims that she
was 40 years old
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-01-03

the year 1879 met yesterday the first time The new
members In their seats Supervisors Russell Luke
r Bennett McHceycr, Ianseman, Van wyc0C c Ben
nett and McKane. Until the netting was called TO order
the employees OF the Board busy bringing IN hig
loads Of stationery for all the Supervisors In addition
morocco portfolios bearing IN gilt letters the name OF the
Supcr who reccivcdlt Then every supervisor was
supplied with Russia leather wallet containing gilt
edged memorandum book. when Mayor Howell came
into his sent there eighteen Democrats in the Board
aud thirteen Republicans The first business was 10 ecc
n President pro tenn and the Democrats nominated John
Z Moran and the Republicans John /. Ryder Super
visor Moran was elected by tour majority Then he Of
fercd resolution directing that Winchester Bntton and
GEN Tracy be employed 10 give their opinion on the
legality Of the appointments made by the Board Dee
~ 1919 when te retiring Board took time by the
lock and rcapponcd the present corps Of clerks SIT
ucrNisnr Mcdonald suggested that MI Tracys name be
omitted from the resolution Tor economy sake, and Mr.
Hrtton's name for prupuety's sake District Attorney
GHtlins substituted for ten Tracy T. and tile
tasttlut NNla espl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-01-03
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

THURSDAY Jan. 2.-The stock market
early in tho day responded to the success
full resumption Of specie payments by an AL
vance on the whole ine-the coal shares taking
the lead. Delaware. Lackawanna and Western
reached Al; Chicago and Northwestern. 81 D, /;
preferred. 7sis; Lake Shore GO Erie. %; -.
Paul. 81, Jersey Central. 3ia Western Union
Telegraph. &c.,. Every movement at tho stock
Exchange auEured successful rise, when sud-
denly desire TO realize portion Of the profits
OF tho past two weeks was apparent. and tho
market dropped b. 10 z cent from the highest
prices.
One u the episodes Of the day was tho advance
Of tho elevated railroad company stock to 1875
bid-recOrding a rise during the week of 30 q
cent The banks were. rule. dressed iu bunting zoe
Cuumcnorntun OF resumption. and tue ruuIuc hu.iut -
passed on without execution peacefully and confidently
the only doubt that hun. over She market
Money loaned on call nj go rccut
Foreign exchange was steady at 81 2ssis1i for time
ani demand hills
bonds strong and active. The follow
3 L. " closing uriges.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-01-03
1MTSEiIENIS.


At yesterday afternoons rehearsal for DR..
Damrosch's third concert tho selections diff
fered from those previously announced on ac-
count Of Wilhe.mis detention by sickness in
Chicago.
Wilhelm will appear Mt the fourth rehearsal
and concert instead Of the present one. Two
fine symphonies were given, namely. the un.
finished minor Of Schubert for tho opening.
grand finale. The former is emotional and
melodious and The latter roplete with all tho
requirements Of q noble classic symphony
Rummel played a plnnoiorte concerto by
Grieg. the latter movement Of which appeared
the most satisfactory. and Miss Drasdil sang
Handel's famous. Largo. under the title. An
Air from Xerxcs."
She also gave piece Of word painting by
Berlioz on Hugo's Captive With tho com
bned efforts II Victor Hugo, Hector Berlio2
and Miss Drasdl, a wonderfully charming eff
icct WAS made throughout the fourth stanza
which begins:
Jaime m nm lie dc houses
Dire un air EspagnOl
Tho rehearsal gave abundant promise OF m
Interesting concert tomorrow evening.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-01-03


/ saw the white-haired, feeble father-in-law
OF one OF the senator Bonanza KINGS tins morning,
and the aspiration set me thinking The father.
iu-AW himself had formerly been a senator Of the
United states Governor Of a state, and member of
the Confederate Congress lie Is nova very old man,
boarding cheap house for sl5 per month wearing
dreaduly sccdN black coat ana panaIouns all raNci at
the bottom. but stun retaining, IN lis air and manners a
reminscencc oi the dignity ol his lost estate
He was man OF unhuuuicd vanity and great physical
courage. lie fought two duels with pistols with the late
Sargent ftVuuss Just before the commandment COM
mcnced, Mr. rrcnu.s saw some boys who had climbed 4
tree Mt safe distance tn lis right to the fun Ne
called out 10 them Get down, little boys fonte might
hit YOU tbs contempt ui the Workmanship OF las
antagonist WAS tcmed sufficient cause for another cha
lrurr aud MI irenuss had 10 meet Mr. FUutc again,
Whom. heMeNe. he Muundcl INN ID tle loot
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-01-03

For this evenings contests OF the Now York
Athletic Clubs second annual winter meeting In Gil
mores Garden 1855 athletes have entered including the
members of the teams for the tugs OF war Nearly all the
athletic clubs In the city, and clubs the city
are to be represented IN the walking and running The
amateur tux OF war is TO be pulled by teams from tho
Scottish. American club. the Empire city Gymnasium
the New York Athletic club and the ninth Regiment
and tho seventh Regiment tug OF war by companies
Isl, l. X, T. B and ID Tomorrow evening final heats
hnal pulls two walks, bicycle race and an interna
u0nAl tug Vi war are " be contested.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-01-03

Mcssrs Davis6 O. N West Virginia will run Derby,
the steepechaser, hereafter
Falmouth. the twuYcarold hay colt by Genlyon, dam
DcWdrop. was sold % Mr Grottont pr EG,upo
NJ John Walker Of Paterson has purchased Kitue, by
Rysiyks llamhlctomau. dam hy American star
Mr. John McCleaul ~ Kentucky Is 10 train tho Nur
scry Farm stable of Nr August Belmont next season
T. II could Of the Long Island Stock Farm has bought
tnc bay horse Combination from Mr Price u Goshen
English sporting papers have only devoted few lines
~ the racing stable that being established IN newman.
kctb y Mr. Pierre Lombard MI Loulard has entered
ms youngsters Tor many important races IN lsfOlesO
and knowing ones say That his chances are good.
The competition for turf honors wit. running horses
promises a. he brisk nrNt season william Aston ana
Young Mr. vanderbilt nre looking for Ayers prominent
member the American Jockey Clubs reported 10 have
purchased Mr., swigerts Kentucky twoWarod cot
kbo ndthrlu and his younger brother, Miscr As Mr.,
swgcrt had placed s20 pr the inquire for spendthrt
round sum must have been paid Tor the colts Jour
nnst once promneuin Nacht racing n u sad is invest
ing I'M seeIlechae Rud HAT racers with view OF Ty
INK his luck on the turf
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-01-03
lie san Love. Mis-. Kepley.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. Dec. 29-Tho Rev. james A.
Dixon continues o improve amt rou,id, red hN his
physclans out NJ all danger since Tegunug his senses
he seems very anxious to live and regrets the attempt he
made to commit suicide During his deuuum he spoke IN
the most Anecuouate terms ui Miss Lifle koplcY and
often sand. She isR dear good girl love her dearly 20
and many sugn terms ut love aud devotion 1hs episode
VIII doubtless cause hun 10 lonNe Memphis soon no
has entirely recovered, SINCE both the iniahs aud ~.
poL m their issues this morning gave u Wl his cscapade
with Miss kepoy rcpuhisins her letters and otherwise
dCyuug much OF their space 10 the prustatcd divine.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-01-03
AnslrIfss Ilnfltts.

Louisinna State Lottery Company.-1oith
monthly Grand Distribution. New Orleans. Jan. 10
57 prizes, total $40 400 capitals s3nop $1,000,
s5.On. &C; iOOOOO tickets. two 81 dollars; halves
csD dollar Apply to ~. A. DAUPlitN, y. O. box
No G92 New Orleans, La, or H. L. PLUM, 80 Broad.
way, Sow York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-01-03

Miss Anna Dickinson has informed her lee
agents that she has modified her plans in
ton with her return TO the lecture platform and that in.
stead Of delivering the series Of lectures based ON her re-
studies In French history she WILL have leetare
and mat On The Platform and Ihs stage"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-01-03

As Mr.. l.. Riemeuschnoder. an eye-glsss and
spectacle maker OF 81 Park row. this city was waiting
for Myrtle avenue ear. at Central avenue. Brooklyn. on
New Years night he was assaulted by three men VINO
crept up behind linn aud struck him several blows,
knocking him down. AMI cutting snshes In his head.
Ihey lhen IoDbel INN u 500 and par % sal. koys