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D1sTRIcT COURT PROCEEDINGS

District Attorney; John Nj. Danskin,
Sheriff; A. l.. Richardson, Clerk, by
Geo. w. Richards, Deputy.
The following citizens were sum
noned as Grand Jurors: G Miner,
B. X. Hughes. Thos. Burke, A. b. Nor
rel, A, N. Hull, II. Cakes, II. g.
Thompson, b. 1. Warmer, J. B. Nc
Laughlin, b Hayden, w. A. Hutch
ms, Fred Campbell, Frank Cooper, T.
S. Harris, Charles Jordan and Il. A.
Stevenson. Il. A. Stevenson was APP
pointed foreman They were then
sworn in, charged and retired for the
transaction of business.
Boise County Bank VS.. Thomas Ell
lott: Plaintiff granted leave to file
amended complaint forthwith on pay
mcnt of costs to tho present time.
Sarah Dongberty vs.. Lcander Dough.
erty: Case referred to the Clerk to
take testimony.
Ali Hoy, ct al, VS.. Cum Sing, ct al;
Amendment to complaint moved
Taken under advisement.
j. v. II, Witt and Jonas W. Brown
vs. John Eslcr: Sheriil's sale con.
iirmed and decd ordered executed.
John Portlock VS. Thomas Barry
and II. Zipf; Sherifl's sale confirmed
and a deed ordered executed
The Territory of Idaho VS.. j. Q Fox
ct al (Tompkins' bondsmen). Case
set for trial on the 23d, at 10 O'clock
An
M, J. Blddy W. r NJ. Doyle aud S.
Dempsey: Case dismissed at plain
tits casts.
II b. Hays VS. Saml. Stewart: Jn-
ry waived by respective parties.
Twcnty.four trial Jurors were sum
moned.
William Johnson and Edmund
Nawdsley We're admitted 10 citizen
ship
Court adjourned till 10 o'clock 4. NJ.
tomorrow.
0oroBpR 2lsr-Court met; all Off
GERS present,
David Corghanour vs.. B. r. Hughes;
Case dismissed at cost of plaintiff.
All Hoy. Ct al, vs. Cum Sing, ct all:
Complaint amended and defendants
ordered TO answer IN Court on the 22d.
Boise County Bank VS., Thos Eli
OFT; Judgment entered for plaintiff
by default for the sum of $3.50 SO and
costs Of suit.
Nj G. Lnney VS.. Thos Elliott: Judg.
mcnt rendered for plaintiff by default
for the sum Of $2,2l3.25 aud costs Of
suit.
Justc Vanguelin vs Bird LOTUS:
Judgment rendered for plaintiff by
default for $T37 and costs of suit.
j G. Fox VS. w w. West, j, f.
Rowe and JAS. McDevitt: Demurrer
catered aud oyerruled, and defendants
ordered to appear and answer by tho
2Sd inst. at the opening Of Court.
Thomas Conway, J,hn Fisher and
James McQuillan VS.. All Hoy, ct al:
Plaintiffs complaint entered by de,
fault.
Garden Valley Milling Company vs..
j B. Emery: Case set for trial on
the Gath
Garden Valley Milling Company VS..
y. Wetzell: Motion 10 strike ont a
certain portion Of the complaint
granted
Court adjourned till tomorrow at
10 O'Clock A. NJ.
OCTOBER 22D.--Court met; officers
all present.
j. Y. II. Witt, N. Wctzell and A.
Bail VS.. II. Esmond: Case dismissed
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The state of siege in the Basque
provinces will be raised on the occa-
sion of King Alfonso's marriage.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-10-24

IT is rumored in Constantinople that
crisis impeuds IN the Turkish Minis
try.
, 1879-04-11
OHIO.
Tho Haccnt Municipal .s;lccttnnR. AMI What
LeAsun4 They TrnclI.
EDtriiI C.urrfutH,ff7rtIrt n NJ The 1srtt+us

Tho Recent Municipal s:lccttnnR. anil What
teason+ They f"ncl''
spffhi corTf'poh"fhee a. lhf Tribute
CoLtNh0s, " April u'-tllr Ftsu't OF tile
e'ceii'ns III 'ha etate On alohuaY last caf''lot "
eonhtea su!ps'so to those VINO 'avd ''cell tAc
closest a''d lonEest observers Ut Ohio politics.
1t was All exact Transcript oi wllat lIas bcrn seen
r., lin s,,. ,h,a 10 ,ni, ,,,,,,,,,nt ,,,"1 ,'.,.
w sus' LUIS - only "'u.".'p4' '''' W" u
snip ctec''Hh' h''a 1llc f'!!ue u '"e PatsonaEe
| Nrtnaly achieved Is small; but. ns precedent,
IN Indication, upd At, inspiring huu., the In.
nnrtnnrc nr tl,r rrst,,t ia hrvo,v1 c,lr,,tct,u.
1,., s,.'s,.,a" -. 49,. 49,. ~ .,s.,"". .,s
~" w '1's ,'e" VI t''' .'a|I'' Nv '"e
present t1tlc catl'tat tai' tn proyc ot Interest.
III Tic first plarc, thu S1ate Is NOW III the
huul]s Ut Democrats, Two years aco that marty
s,ya,, ,vor,,,,,1 hof,r, :, .I,,.t.,., f!n,,r,,.
~. ' ,'S Co.., .sn,.os, T., n,,u"...,
Lee's'aluFe' a'lu stase o''lcc's !" esneFa''
officials, they l,ave shown themselves selfish,
rrrdy al ofeIui n.trouo.,r. srlf.sruk1u.. md ,,s.
i,mn.t A. r,o',I, st.,r t.tt,utIn,,sl b., ,v,, o,,,
noness nsa iss'.' s.a.o "reminiscences ,'I use"
their duty. md did # tu the tenet!t uf tlIuss
Under their Charge have bcru turned out. una
rn,itl..l daa,1I,out. NJ ,hr 1nwcst vru,lra hnv,,
,>' ~. ~. ,,I,. ,,,., ,,'.. ...~,,.,~ 1.,.' N
TINT lns bccn tinnc IL tlt state institutions "
this course would probably nut bu believed Ii
si,,tc, u,,sI,lr ot 1h,, Commonwealth whcr, n IA
,sa,',r., -, H.. .,.,,,o ~ ~, "''S'1' 1'' -
The superintendent OF TIC bod1era' nsia
SaIlors' Orpitans' Honlc has bccn convicted Of
lcei,cry II. ssuA!ng 10 corrupt tl,u murals Of tic
t,cod sohlcrs, j,,t,r flaurhtors tvbo ,,vr b.,,,
ulacs,i um,lcr his c,arrr iii" inr.,,,,el,nt aim mi
,ir,1rn "tsalnnts n thn huII1In,, hnv ,ar. ,a'.
m,st" II !" 'rI, tn Tho ,ro,,n5 "I, 'Gn INK , nr
II" arn"ns arav rsrn,,,,t viii Ihcr I'll lvss "
"a y lt.,tmrati: ir,sintiv' % cnmmitt"r @ ';.y.,,
ousl III" Iart fhnt iiI, NXnr~rs ~ tha Stat,
Insnne Xsyi,mx hnva huct, ras.Itins ~ r. r." ;"ast
h"rs,srnns ".iw T., H.. ',i.ar,i 80 - ,,",s
In, ,i,,ssnt,.i; IL In ~ ms.i'.inn.t ~"
tnnrtiIM ,,ttw,. I1ornsa nnI ovrrw 1,i"r h.,,ist
, 1879-04-11

read The handwriting on tho vail. They arc nts1
colIrn1cd ami t1tshcartencd, and 1t will DO ,aOt
sotntcly impossible for them to rally In tho
four or 1--we nonthe Intervening tll tle ia'i cfec4,
ttnr. A week ago they Wcfa confident Of victory
both in the snrlnR md fall contests. Now tilay
will by no possibility say anything on the sub
jcct.
4 tew q the prominent features Of tho con.:
IN tbis city a Republican Mayor waa elected
for The first t!nc in twenty years, md tho peopla
iu nse absolutely undecided what to make OF Il.
n',; !, t!s hoe q lnurmau and tho Demo.
Ihe rnmpltta swccnng Of things bT Tie Re-
ptlE,lfcans tn Cincinnati Wns scarcely less ttr-
prise than 10 this City. Len Harris, The noml-
se Of mi e To-, MyS soog
utvernor on the 1)clnocsnttc ticket. The slE-
nft|eance Of tho Victory In Cincinnati. Is, that tho
people arc tired o. tGe attempts q tle Dc1'oe.
direct rcbuko Of the dlsrcputahlc attempt 10
prejudice Congress against l,utterworth and
founE, tue Two new'y-elcctcd congressman
from that city.
In Cleveland The first grand effort was malo
Socialist Communists the ono hand with the
Democrats on tho other. 1t was considered y
st'rt Of indication, Of whit might bc done tbs
fall, and tls utter failure has demonstrated that
notlitn: OF thc kind will be again tried In NORTH
crt OHIO. 0f course, In or1fcr to Unite with
thrsc disrcp'ltnbtc political adycnturcrs, tho
!JtEHocEAtB were 5u1sGeu to put certain NUM-
her of then. on their ticket. Hut the boiler
class uf the Democratic party objected 10 this,
nh!a absolutely refused to prostitute themselves
BY votl1E th!s rnonrrel ticket. These men wcro
loud IN tl!elr opposition to anything looking like
con!fitoii, uni, HOW TINT It Inns turned out dis.
astrollsly. do not hcsl:ate To say that they told
thc people soin tic beginning.
On thu oihvr hand. At least half the National
party bo'tcd the coalition arrangement In tho
beginning, put full regular tickut th tie leld,
ai"i lid everything In thelr nowcr to defeat tho
Democracy.
It ~ safe to say that anything looking lJ!lo
coalition will not be tried In that city again
very Ho0t.
The nnluunt Of capital that was attempted to
be DERIVED from the result Of tile recent Iu,iulc-
!pas election In Chicago was something nbso-
luteIy astonishing. Circulars with big head
I'Iss were circulated ull over Cleveland, calling
attention to wlnt uniun Ind done In Chicago,
nntl cxhortfhE tim fattlltu, to all diligence to
brl- nln'ut tllc 6auu thing there. But 1t was
oil III vain.
Now tho managers Of tic State campaign
proposc to Immediately begin operations Iho
tidal wate !s with Republlcanistn, a,nl tlrto can
be 10 well founded doubt that tic Stutu, with
anything like jud!cious management will be
carried by ttat partY by the largest majority
known iu dozen ycars. DuCkEYE.
, 1879-04-11

ToMl.,..... -. -. .... VI, :itIg. 704 100, o.
the total value Of imports of tea, lhcru
was imported from China 5S.G3 per cent, a,ll
from Japai, 3J.62 per cent. Tile yull. Of tnl-
ports Of tea from ti,esc tqn-prolucnE countries
constituted 95.25 per ccnt.of thu total value ot
Buci, Imports. The renlutnlnE i. per cent, I'M
ported from the other countries named In tie
table, constituted MI indirect trade between
China us,,l Japan and the United States.
III this connvctiun. It may 10 nf interest to Wl
vert 10 the lact tlsut tllcro Is larger annual i'll,
tur,atnn Ut ten Into thu United Kingdom than
into a,ly otl.er country. and tlmt turc Is larg-
er importation uf eollcu tnto tho United States
thur, Into my otllcr country.
From official btntisties, It appears that tliu
consumption af ten IN tho United Kingdom
amounted to 4..0 pounds per capita during the
calendar year 1877, n1,tl In the Uu'tet States tu
LIN pounds per capita during the fiscal ycar
ended June yU 1878; while, OIL The other hand,
tic consumption Of cot1ce III the United ktMg-
dom amounted to Oh pound per cdpitn during
the calrn,lur year 1877, and In the untrd Statcs
10 8!55 pounds per capita uuriu. tho fiscal year
e.lded Jlluc ;a, 1873.
WHERE OUR COFFEE CONES PROM.
Coffee ranks secs1id iu order Of value among
imports illto tllt United States. There wpre
Imported, during the tive years from lS;4 to
1s5s, inclusive, 1,0l0,i87,+t5 pounds OF cotFce,
n,nl uurl,, the I've ycarB froul 18Th to 1878, Ill
elusive, 1.5si,453, ,1su pounds, AT tncruIsu Of
5J4, ,.sjJell pounds. or hh4a per eeut. Tic
otluutity OF cuiTre imported into tho United
States !rom each fnrriyn country, during tllc
yrar ended juno 30, 1873, Was as follows:
, 1879-04-11
THE ANGEL OF THE PASSOVER,

We lAVe nll. reutl the simple lhhllea! narrative
reintng low tho nngel passed aver tho land OF
Egypt, Singing thu irst.lurM III every house.
wItse Aour-posts wcro mt spr!ukled nth tic
sasr!lcial blood Eac!I yraE il,at dread death,
angel consumption, p1lsscs oyer our. lutla,
leavug, ~ thu token Of his fAtul "passillg
over" thousands uf blghtcl homes, 1loss
rst-born huvo been strucH down In Their youth
nni beauty. There Is no scene 80 pIttful, 10
sud, Us that at thu ueatlbN of ut,u OF tlirsu
yictltas tenaciulBly cliuEiIIg to llopa n,d plum
Ming Tor tl,e future Mil, Tho lust puso oi *.
p!l1ug thought Would t. not hu ssraugo ii Tho
Creator had afflicted onaIh,rd Of t,lpnkinl with
II dlscnsu for which tltsu MAS Io preventive, no
remedy, 1,o sarsftletnl blood to avert tho tatn'
tloMa! Tint consumption is curablc l1as been
ulHJuestionnhy proyua by medical science. Dr.
ricrce's tiolAsn Atei!ral Discovery has cured
thousands Of e.lscs.. Far Il detael nnt COM
plets account of its CAUSES. symptoms, u,,i
method ar treatment, read tho arltcip ''con.
sumption" In the "puuple's Common Se,lso
Medical Atlylser." The Invatds' Hotel, At Uuf.
ia3O, N. r., nlEoEls thu best faclittcs for the
proIur treatment of this dIsease. III climate,
the lmality IL unsurpassed, US Is shown by tho
Govrrnnicnt sta,istlrs published under direction
OF tho War Department..
, 1879-04-11
ltkAl.ss. ss.%+AA+s..s$ SJDs 4u4, VI
IN1'OErH.
IMMIGRATION.

lMHIGHATION.
A comparison Of the 81ntistics showing tic
number u nllcns uf each sex who arrived from
foreign countries from th: ycar 1b20 Ia 1877 H.
citsivct sln,ws t!nt tic tide uf Immigration! lIns
been very tuctuatirlg. The yGar lST.s, was the
year ut maximum Immigration, tiIr nutnlIcr oil
nlr!yals that ycAr amounting To no 4S3 Of the
total number u Immigrants arrived during The
ycar 1877. " appears that 97.24 pgr cent was
lro1n tllr uuItel kiilgaos.,, 1H.t5 per ccut frnm
british North American Provinces, uni 2O.0l
ptr cent from Germany. The eimm!gr1t!on firm
ll,e various countries of Europe a,:tt tic Du-
min!on Ut ralt.tlA amounted to sA.sIS per cent Of
Inc totnl flnlnlgrltpn intu tic United Statrs;
the Immigration from China amounted to 0,.570,
constituting 7..G pcr cent, nli tin: immigration
from oil other countries amounted 10 only 3,as2.9
or EAT rer cent.
Tile passenger ur not,-tmmrrant travel IT,
crcnscl from MI annual average uf .i,223l, dur
g tlle years lSs, 1860. uttl 1870, to nj nl.u,inl
nycragc ot Oi.5iJ during the years 1876, 1917,
nnl 1878. The net Immigration intUthG country
decreased from TIL hnuua average uf $40. I'd,
durin. the f0smer perio.l Ut three years, to nu
annual average of i53,lW during the latter
period Of tEFeb years, anil during the sanlt
ptrio1B tic computed net emigration fronI the
country increased frum nn annual average vi
10, liD to pn annual average oi UG.G30.
, 1879-04-11


PIrrsnuHU, Apri! B.-Iha Iion. jancs lIun-
kfns lectured to-n!sht hcfoFu il,r lron City Til
den Club Iatlnrsiug Samuel J. l.llteu u ,iu
Democratic Presidential candidate fue 1850.
The following .lispatctI was real;
10 thS Lecture Lum,n'tt<s of thd Iron City III.
tiaA Club. i'isistufg. "a: NEW tunK, April Il,
lh7O.-llease communicable 10 yunr tlub tny thanks
for their invitation u attend tic lecture of MF,
IlDpklns thunrh my engagements Fundur It mpos.
al1te to ts prvsent. In lh7J thu democracy
uchtssoa vctusy III tho nans and for l,e aaku os
q rutUEh, IT lle Administration which wonlu
resloEs tne GosprHment u .piFIt and substance,
/. WI. Geeatr1 ny our pn1r!a.ie aucustors. Thuf
wcre aelranarl VI the lsats Of that ytctusy by
fulse cuuat VI thu Electoral votos. Th4t wrong
custs upon tLts eencta.luu tue responsibility u
fur Ettslrr question. Thu Eseat duty II IL xu1I.
catu thu right at lho pcuplu ~ uleetIsa self.
government. II tha eupclsstoa VI thu ulec,tve
syatenl pTs,sEs successful Ailh prosperous, thotQ
WIN aFe IN pnwcr Will count themselves Ia at uysry
elsct!vM a.,4 pfoons !lus da.iaion % ,naeaniteIy.
4o1.Ai uspect. ThuwFonrs to indtytlua's becon,u
nsESuaucant IN comparison with lhn crluo against
eht ps1pe. against lrss soytthn!cat. unl all lhe
best hoDca Ut Muukiad. sANUELJ, TiLpES.
, 1879-04-11

Total 30D. bH.!, 5t0 1u0. 0U
suuAN 1MPOnTATioNy.
During the discussion Of lie Hugar bill thcrp
were i good malty different tllc0rles as Az tho
uualtlity ot kA9ar Imported tnlu tltS country
irol o,llrr countries. Ihis question, is likely to
lAYu al III, olx3t lnueIce III tl.r su.ar Icsisls-
, 1879-04-11

b. rEnfUn uf ul1r irnur1tItft IF t1Utr 1nTVunyt.
W., we're i,nnl,n ia jnnrn u,,itb nj t,,rir troIIf
lions ur rclleiun. tnrhrr Than lint thcy arc rr.
wnrAh[prrH: nn,l wa WIRE tt,tl MI their Agency
tint il, soma secret sllnnbcr of their yiIIuro
sacred 1ru is krpl burning. In tiftpy.itlnn tlry
arc rrInnr1tahIy gentle. iareh wrrtl snnkcn -,
adult or eiIil,l cnt,snv tcara tn foy. iT fiu,ir
,nnrrlagc-rsIatinn wc learned little mtrc thnu
ilIat the ties of eousauguinjty arc not l,ar t.,
wci'ockt mud hr,tl'rr hfni slater not intcqucnl1v
occupy tnG s4osef feattntl t't husband h'nl wife:
~ WaS WIN Eonslaetaola regret 3llht We parted
filrr @ knwe,n of iSir c,,s,nms wt % "la,g ;aah
''oi.s. H., ,r-.>,
d. nun'oHhese III NorHlHrh or NGrthwesterf, Ar.
.zunn ,, y hnta 10 cnst shla'i tribe of lnuns
snan,.',' m aab.t seeHaen vaIley snt can only 10
iG.nsu W tIhll ea''nH uoWsl almost 1,crpoii-
u!mnF smn 'itnln'ais' a0' Rt'wn only to them.
ac'Yss. isro irec from The .Tlrca Atil turfnplls
u. Lnn 1ataae Wofla, l,.cy hwell In rr!mitiva
t,' nS ;SI ~ !eeI'n "licn wei eorrc,rGnda WIN
Tnft t @ u, .nn teloca encountered falet 70 clIe;
a' a,. hnu" lcGsu 81 suei! hlare or tribe, il!al
t!sy n.e "nn1nhtsNly 70 be p!acetl among tie
~ H.. .s,,,, ~, ~, peio.g,g m INC enNe cate1orY
tl1'a feeioli to bu found te most sublime objects
~ ,nt .,,a hst'c7S III tle leFflIofH IL not Oil
'''e eo"'''ehl'-
T1ta nAAND CANON or TIE COLORADO,
where the grcat rlyur las Ell, through rocls md
cillis, a'ld iluds ite way for 2tu miles bctwcen
80 - ,ssst :. tta1 :" 'ct ReHu!St'Af HleHtt Wa
1 r.. az 'asroN M ls INC nassag9 that stone mnv
a'us1 ~, pa ttlrowh aeross. l'ook!hE down upon
M ts sNst 'o'lile VI water from these oycrtInng-
na wnilt' ns 4calenil'E roar na It cllatcs its
!, noehy ues. !s sotfheu 70 Eentlo n1urmtir, IND
!. ; nuEears " b'zc put t'iiy pfook. tnt II ms
uecn .a ~ o..eh uesef'ocd tslat u Wouli DO nst
0'eeo Iepetil'on 10 nttei1'ht !hc TASK. None but
- imae'e ICY ne,l Or nehei eoatl 20 Justice to tl'g
eee.E. nuk itlts mucu may 10 fahl: several
pnrs!es c!alln tat t'ieY nave CnnG through tise
snnoh oll fatts or IN poatf,-Aia) Fo"ell. q tiIe
uoSefnlllcnt survey, nlnoue ss!e hilmeer' With
n.i 1 expsessiIe Gly own opltlsos', eaii lrilt!"
tu!,y say tt!at ilaFn never met person iat't-
l.I Will tslnt llhso VINO 9ene7es That any QUO
e'Ts IT. "cnt tasouEas thero awe.
lnc Ml!y suuh.iE stfeans WHICH drain Nosth-
cru Af'1o''a aFd t1e
COLORADO AND LITTLE CoLonAno RIVERS.
The former crosses thc northern t,outulary-tno
about midway l,etwcan IT'S eastern md western
extrrmitus, lows southwest, ,,l, cuts ,hc vest
err. boundary nbout $40 miles niuvc its anuthrrn
p0lnt, u,,l thence flows gouill' 10 lie {iuif nj
California. IlIG I.tttlo Colorado ilnws north.
"est larolch sne region norlh OF tiIe Mngo!tot,
,unlu!!a '.' INV unltcs VIII tie man river lust
nooss 1tc .tla1Hs lauol!: tIut low seE'lef hasu
,9ulla hon,o nIoft IT'S batlKs' Except few
,3i, aor,as,tas WHo ha'e come town from udah nEi
Gstaullshtu eoionles alol1g ita course: ihe so1l
III
, 1879-04-11

Lion which will certainly be attempted during
this Con9rcas. Tie following table. wllcts las
recently been prepared. dsposes OF tho q,tcstion
authoritatIvcy:
The vA!ue OF sliEar and molasses imported
m i.oni ene'I country during tho year ended JUNG
80, 1878, was rs follows:
, 1879-04-11
Topography of the Countrywide
Navajo Indians, and Their
characteristics.
Remnants Of a Prehistoric Raee.--
A Visit to the Moquis,
Villages.
Tie Grnnl Cnnon Of the 'Qolorado.--
Mormon Settlcments-.-Thrmcr
Pcrils from Sarages.s
Tho Two Great Silver Dslts-Newly-
Awakened Interest in tlls Mines
Of the Southern Division.

of ihe Hont1,ern D;v;a,on.
" sn' ~e"s @A''''o"s
snefal Corrttrond,neA NJ 7h~7rtb'tns.
T,csoy, Ar,, Ter, March nM-Ar,znnn In.
aonhIc cxistcuee,-ii,c Ideal nn,l ,ra,. A.itcx.
Its IN ile minus ol t"oso VINO 'a'e never pecn
within tss borders, 1t stands grim, Eaunt, anl
rnustly, d neglected fostcr.chtld on tho out
s;,,s ~ Tim hri.,l,t elrclc nj sl,ter stntcs .,,
nHnL, s,,o,utor NJ 1,,o to.,n1 ,o.s,
Itrr''oriest-n s"e'e,on " tnc 1es.n' ooafu'
Stunned, avoided, An'l deepisctl. untnvitng n
physical aspcrt, llrr yast expausu apparently but
H.. lu,uhrr.r,nm for n,lInr ownv lin r;,;,,,cd
u'on,o,n. m ' md sterile deserts for y,te tLeru il
M room elsewhere Oh Off hrona uofanif1, 6'lo
l.uls out no Visible nlluvtncnts to tllu restless
tide Of humanity which sweeps across the Con-
animate Naturo have herd united their forces to
resist the o,laets' Of civilization. Tic hardy
.e',,,t,,-.n,on N whnn, t1,r ,r,r.vhoo,, ~
!.'''''s,eA'1"' ,'. ~, ~" ~, ~
tho saFaee bfoneht no thrill ot terror
escapes tic scnlpng-kntfo to die beneath
seoschng, pttless sui, OIL trcelcss, waterless
raging nnturc ,yaa IN in,r ,,n,i,,1eat mo,,
N"'t>e' *''''"'N "@-- - ~"~s os"ss'N-s"t N"0SA
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Valley News.

warren Sentinel A most shocking
nd deliberate murder was perpetrat q
n the upper end of this county, abou
wo miles above Bentonvillc, on Mop-
lay about II o'clock upon the person 81
Mr.. James Foster. The untortunal'
man was found few hours after the
REPORT of the gun lying in the public
road, unconscious and in dying con-
dition. Upon examination OF the SUI
roundlngs, blind, made of pine brus''
was discovered about thirty yards iron
The road In which a plank had beeh
placed as a seat, and from this spot il
il supposed the foul deed was com
mitted. The victims pockets were no'
rhed, and it is generally believed thai
malice led to the murder. AS yet there
| /. no clue to the murderer, but it l.
hardly possible for the doer of such a
dastardly act to remain undecided
among law abiding people.
Shenandoah Valley The pavement
OH Morgan Street,-leading from Thu
place TO the Depot-has been undergo
lug considerable repairs under the su-
pervision Of Mayor Tldler. These i'm
provements when fully made will ado
much to the convenlences Of the public
II is the intention of the Mayor and
Town Council TO repair and improve
all the crossings and pavements OF tie
town. We hope the work may not lie
delayed.
Valley Tirginian On Sunday last
in the afternoon, the residence OF Mr. j.
a. Hamrick, at Parnassas. was entire
IL consumed by fire. The better part
OF his furniture was also burned. The
fire originated from defective hue, and
the house being frame, was quickly con-
sumed. There was an insurance on
the property to about $780, we under
stand. in the East Augusta Mutual In
surance Company.
Old Commonwealth A short time
since, Mr.. A. L. Maupin sold Tor ship
meut, at Linville, II head OF stock aver
aglrg 400 pounds in weight, for which
he received s4'S5 per hundred, gross.
These cattle were fattencd on Mr..
Maupin's place.
Highland Recorder: We learn that
Hattie, little daughter Of Jacob \.
Hull, living near Monterey. had her
hand almost severed from her arm by
the accidental blow Of an axe welded
By her little brother.
S. c. Pritchard, Of Pocahontas coun-
ty, received probably, fatal injuries
from a rolling log a few days since.
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DIED.

peparted this life, near Moore's Store. shep. Co.
Va on March 9th. 1879, Rebecca Louvina, dsugn-
ter Of Mr. Paul Miller, aged years and - days
Depsrted this life. near Moores Store shenan-
doah Co Va. ON March s, 1879. George MoDonal,
infant son Of Mr.. Paul Miller, aged year, month
aud % days.
D,ed near Mt. Olive, on the 18th inst. Mrs
I.vdia Hammond, In the 57th year Of her age
Hrs. Hammond was severely afflicted for about
two months before her death, aud speech less
nearly ali the time. She WAS much respected oy
All who knew her. She Was also CONSTANT
member of the church. We have good reason 70
believe that her death though great loss TO her
friends, was her eternal gain.
Died In Middletown. Va, on the 18th inst. In
hone OF blisfull immortality, Mrs. Bernice {.
Harris. wife of Rev. David Harris and daughter OF
the late J. $. banner, aged 30 years, montns ana
0 days, A., ,h.t cor,.
muI,ity. which was more deeply lamented. She
was a lady of rare qualities, both OF MIND snd
heart As q wife, devoted and faithful as mother
fond and anectionste, as sister, Kind loving,
as A friend constant and true. She was inferred
asst Sunday with tho regrets OF the whole com, :,
munlty, She was too good for earth ana 200
has taken her pure spi-it TO himself. Those VINO
Knew her best, feel that the example ana memories
abe left behind are inestmable treasure. feaee u
her memory.
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A gentleman in Manchester recover
ed five thousand dollars for injuries
caused by defective Sidewalk. Should
some stranger fall into one OF the trap
along Main street, in this town, ant
recover five thousand dollars damages
il would be a fine illustration oil TIT
beauty of the argument. that II IS betlel
to have bad walks than to go IN deO
for their improvement. A case OF SIM
liar character was carried from a Rich
mond Court to the Supreme Court ant
was decided in faver of the party III
iureu, by The neglect of the Council III
not keeping tie sidewalks in good re
PAIR. Should such q case occur il
Woodstock and the town be taxed
heavily TO pay the damages. we wondel
If the Council wOuid not be " blessed
b, some OF those who now oppose thu
! improvement.