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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-09
MEXICAN MATTERS.

City Of Mexico, Nov. 19-Geo. Crowley,
. distinguished engineer and the London
railroad constructor, was killed on board a
New York packet of Frantera BY being &C.
cidentally thrown into the hold.
Tagle and Manzalez have resigned from
the cabinet because of the political scruples
which appear to influence the presidential
election. The presiding officer elected BY
the senate is . Gonzales man, while the pre-
siding officer of the house favors Villarte.
Gen. Ponchesco, minister of war, is suppos.
ed to be Diaz's dark hore in the presiden-
tial race. Benitz is about being dropped.
Some papers say the vulgarity and low in.
trigue of the candidates who have impoAed
themselves upon the public have turned the
best people towards Vallarte.
Peace has been restored in Durango. The
revolutionary chief, Carlos Aria, has surren
dered and his bands have been dispersed.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-09

The letter Of Colonel Ksitt, proposing
Grant for the presidency in 1880. and pub
lishsd frat in the Charleston lSouth Caroli-
na) News, is warmly endorsed BY thst u
per. Tho News says:
at 10 just % we'll to recognize the fact
that there ire some people In this state, and
who are neither knaves nor fools, whose
thoughts are seriously turning. to Grant as
the man for 1880. and If it were concluded
that the republicans were going to win and
compel everybody to write nation with abig
N the number Of these Grant folks down
here would be strongly multiplied. We
print to day . straightforward letter about
Grant from Colonel Ellison Keitt, brother
of the gallant L. NJ. Keitt, who used to be
considered BY the north thelchampion fire.
eater among southern congressman andtwh
sealed his devotion to the state with his
LIES blood"
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-09
cnAalEY COLLINS PRAYER.
Dan Scott, in Deadwood Times.

Dan Scott, In Deadwood Times.
-Four years ago this fall . het political
canvas was bsing made in the coanty oi
which Stenx City u the ssat. OharleYNo 3
40 active part In the election and went Ont
Into the interior 81 the county tUsdo NoFk
for his side. The secsnd dAy Charity
|strayed beyond his limits and rot into a
adjoining county. Hearing Of . MethodiSt
prayer meeting in the neighborheod he con.
cludsd to take Il In. Arriving 1t the housS
just about dark. he assumed 4 long, sancti-
montous expression Of countenance, and be.
ing . mas who readily adapts hinselfto cir.
cunsAncee-in fact he always goes On the
principle that when In Rome, do % the Re-
mana de-he announced himself % . meek
q .lowly worker In the vineyard of the
LORD. When the season of prayer was at
" height the leader called out, s'Brother
Collins will please offer up q word" This
was . little more than Charley expected. but
40 he was. after the votes Of the brethren.
Notwithstanding they were In another coun.
". he let himself loose, after this fashion /:
20. Lord. continue to shower your blessings
upon Us farmers. the bone and sinew of our
country, who always vote right. Give them
bountttul crops, give them flocks Of hogs
and herds OF cattle, give them anything they
want, give them more than they want ana
make them take It; give them bushels Of
wheat. oats and corn. give them barrels of
hour. give them barrels of pork, give them
barrels Of sugar, give them barrels Of"
this juncture Charley began to hesitate.
'he was talking much faster than he could
think up the good things he wanted the
farmers to have. but he continued, "give
them barrels of delicious fruit, give
them barrels of pepper-O, hell, NO! that's
too much pepper" At this bad break one
OF the brethren cried "Amen," and Charley
hid himself behind his chair, and mentally
kicked himself at his own unsurpassed,
unique and profane style for the ungodly
manner in which he gave himself away.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-09
the WORD %"sozopoN1,.

Which has already become a household
word, is derived from the Greek, and COM
posed Of two words, Sozo and Odontes. $500
translated, means to preserve, and "Odontes"
the teeth-"soZoD0NT," /. preserver Of
the teeth. And it 10 true to its name. Il
beauties and preserves the teeth, hardens
and invigorates the gums, and corrects all
impurities of the breath. The odor Of this
pure preparation is 30 delightful that it is :
luxury to apply it. 1t is as harmless as
water. Sold BY druggists and perfumers.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-09

4 CaHeue OF the Embellishments
shsFAAa.sv isws-The President Talked
To-.
Chicago 1ntsr-ocean Telegram.
CAUCUS OF REPUBLICAN, sRNAToss,
Washington, DEC. 4.-The r~enublic.,
senators consider the financial situation 40
serious thu they have. In caucus, appointeS
2 COMMITTEES. consulting of Morrell, Conk-
lima. Hanlin. Mcmillan, Booth, Kirkwood.
CameFos, Of Pennsylvania. Logan and Car.
pentet. TO take into consideration what M.
sittons. the republicans In congress should n.
sune pn inancs. The committee net to
DAY and had an extended discussion, but
came % no akreement. It was developed,
however. that but two Of the COMMITTEES en-.
tsrtain the same opinions % the president,
nd bat one. senator Morrell, is Of the opin.
lon that legislation % ~the-nnanees IS advis.
Able at present. Is wants sherman's re-
commepdations Ddopted at once.
SECRETARY sHERfAn urERy1Ewrp.
Your correspondent called upon secreta-
~ sherman to,day and asked him whit he
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-09

The fourth annual report of VIM. NJ.
Bristol, secretary. Of the city board of ed
ucation and superintendent of the city
schools, Just issued in pamphlet form, is an
elaborate document It presents in detail
all b ttasistics relating to school finances,
attendance of pupils, cost of education, etc.
By the report We discover that the cost Of
constructing the city schools during the year
ending March 81, 1879, was $s,1o2.14, and
that FOL pupils enjoyed school privileges
during the year. A high school, three
grammar schools and six primary schools
ere 10 operation within the city and eleven
teachers are employed. The cost, per pupil,
for educational privileges in the city Of
Yankton y shown by comparison to be much
les than in the cities Of the east, while the
quality i undoubtedly as good, though the
report doss not say 20. A more gratifying
exhibit Of the interest which our people
have svinced in the cause of education
could not be presented than is contained
within this report. It speaks in no uncer.
tain toms. and tells the world that
Yankton recognizes the importance
Of we'll sustained public schools,
To the gentlemen who are giving
their time to the management of our system
o~feducatisn and to the very efficient corp,
OF teachers whose labors are placed within
the school walls II dna III. n..s.ot;,. .
tanned and the complete success which is 90
apparent to al. In time We hope our school
facilities may be 90 enlarged that all appli.
cants from abroad may be given an oppor
tunity to avail themselves of the privilege,
which here exist. 1t will pay Yankton tc
become known a an educational cent.-
The report is worthy Of close p.rus.l, .nd
q such We commend it to the public.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-09

None of the Utes who participated in the
Thprnburg massacre are to be arrested, it
having been decided that Thornburg Should
have kept his command in the road and
not run It into the Indian anAbuscada The
fact that Thornburg permitted his soldier
tosbe completely surrounded because he
would not allow them to frat fire upon the
sayages seems to be no mitigation of hin
ofsnse.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-09

whsa The queen Of Eailfads ops.s Aer
this weeks copy Of the olivst Chronicle
shs will b considerably surprised. to find
thereiaa proposition from an Olivets man
y trade her several of the southern states
for her Interest in the dominion of Canada.
II the queen agrees to this ~proposition she
will probably visit Olivet in the spring and
close the bargain.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-09

The secretary Of var e to reward the
heroic conduct Of Captain Dodge. Of the
ninth cavalry, who, with his company Of
colored soldiers, so calamity rescued Captain
Payne, = few weeks ago, when beleagured
BY the Ute Indians, after T~hornburgh's
death. Colonel Prince, of the pay corps,
has been retired, and Captain Dodge will be
promoted to major and paymaster.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-09

The commiltss OF Republican AsAatorssl
nointed 70 decide upon . dnanAiAl policy br
d marty has decided TO recommsnd.st b
nnIothine b done 10 affect paper money, and
II 4 probable that the COMMITTEES will .
lbrnyQe.esstsr,s sseolsNpn. \
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-09
6kf 11ily yTf55 xsd yztptaixa
YANKToN DAKOTA
Tuesday Evening D.. :, ~
None but dsmslratlarsste b sslsessdto
take the census in the southern states and it
i said that the president will acquiesce in
.nch aelections.

The ticu0 o~epp4itse on banking and
currency WIN report avorably on Buckners
bii~tinHfustng nlsionsi.bsnkstoho hold onss
haalf their reserve in gold or silver coin.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-09

What is the use Of cumming it when DR..
Dix, at his Office in Sawyer's block ia in.
sorting the Best QUALITY of artificial teeth
at fifteen dollars per Set reports to the contra.
~ notwithstanding.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-09

hdss ous ssssll.d g. that e
6ovssssnor " q. Ballock of Massachusltt'.
NEeapslnt, nini.tu to Bssia.ls he
3 man Of imposing presence and large
viaalth. and can dc. the honors Of the posi-
ton without rsfsrencs to salary.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-09
WANTED.

Sherman & Co., Marshall, Mich. want
an agent in this county at once, at a SAL
ary Of 800 per month and expenses paid.
Fol- full particulars address as above.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-09

SuOuk0s eU0us CuoitMa0 WOOQO pr0p0D
ttou. that there 10 70 BE- no more rcf0ud
opinisp." replied the secretary. 'it Vii
praoetcaaly stop fsfaadine, ~ b,
theos terms We ars, prohlblast
from disposing ofthe bonds below pa. Is,
holders Of 30 ands6's, not due, will not be
apt to surrender them for 81 per cent. ]
wish they would. 1 wish We could refund
all the debt at l per cent, or 2 per cent, for
that matter. / believe in low government
Interest. Il lightens tho public burdens,
but We mus tAke 4 practical visw of this
question. We can refundx.al the 81 and
Sc into A. and. ksep thems psspstually ,at
or above par, bat the Sfpuc cent proposi.
ton I believe to bs impracticahle from the
that tie people will not Rise
|Epaf > 5bonds bearing hat interest. II have
maintained al hs time that q 4 per cent
properly conditioned would float at par at I
premium whether business improved great
" or moi. We have recently experienced
great Improvement in business. There has
&s4saa activs adenand for money, yet the
41rNs Constantly above par"
"D4ppose oonSsss restricts you to 81 pef.
cent bonds, what thenr
.Oh, We will do tho best We can. We
will refund 'evegy bond It 10 possible to
reach upon these terms, but I fear it would
not b q success"
"Mr. Secretary. several Of the republicans
are . bit demoralizsd BY your financial 10
cemmendations." ~
yssoh. ya; I expect to b criticised. but
time, / think, win show my position to be
We have to meet this question +
Dome time-1 mean the legal tender. ques.
ton now discussed. The views expressed
my report are not new to me. 4 do not
believe That the legal.tender property Of
greenbacks now add to their value. 1t
would be better. and les shock 70 bust
to settle this question than to wait .
year or two, and then, perhaps, the
supreme court wspld suddenly decide that
Tho greenbacks reissued since the Wal are
not . legal tender. But my duty is per-
with my report. The question il
NTH congress. If they choose to let it be .
years, that 10 their business. 1t is a
however, which We must meet
'ome time. Putting it of does not
essen the difficulty, but adds to it. l think
will show my position not to b 80 far
wrong as some suppose. However, I have
10 quarrel with those who differ from
The above Is substantially the secreary's
language, but does not claim to be entirely
accurate.
THE PREs1pENr AND CONGRESS.
The president was approached to-day g.
10 the financial disagreement between kim-|
Dslf and congress in reference to the retire
nent of the legal tenders. He did not seem
disposed to discuss the question, moro than
IA AAv HI -aa = hanS aAAA. -~.-..S ~ |
ways had been. To members of congress to
whom he talked moro freely to-day, he IL
40 .saying he had expressed his
opinions q - this matter fully and freely
10 his message. andifscongTeas did not zee
q. he did, he had no quarrel with them.
He laughed at the idea brosched in some
quarters that there would be . breach In the
republican party on this question. he On.
ticipated nothing of the kind, and certainly
such IN affair would DO without encourage
ment from him.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-09

Milwaukee lager beer and lunch st Frank
Cochrane's.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-09
OUR CURRENCY.

4 Cansus OF the Faithful-s.or.t.rv
shsFfaans~ visws-The President T.lnea
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-09

TAKEN UP.
ON MY PREMISES. in West Yankton, Dec.
~ Z, 1879, one white and black hog. The own
or vii! please call, prove property and take the
animal away NJ. Il. DECAMr.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-09

EVENING SCHOOL.
by LUMAN n. JUDD and at school rooms
y on Broadway between 3rd and 4th streets.
Commencing Monday evening Noy: Path. Z P. N,
Phonercs &C.. taught. Tuition three dollars
per term OF twelve lessons.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-18
trial Tomorrow will be disposed OF by JUS
tice Foster. OF the Third Ward. @s e '.".'


Brief Hems.-The water was turned into
the cutters on Hull streets yesterday morn
ing, and q number OF persons were en-
gagged In washing eff the pavement in front
OF their premises.
A protracted meeting at the Methodist
church in this city is expected to begin
some time during the week.
A fine string band from Richmond pa
raded Hull street yesterday morning ana
discoursed some excellent music. or
The Hastings Court conyenes TINS morn
inc. The case OF Socrates Brooks for felony
will come up for trial.
Judge William J. Clopton, OF thls CITY,
spoke at Hanover Courthouse yesterday IN
defence Of the McCullocb settlement, ;,
Tomorrow night is the regular n'tsacdte
night at Beethoven Hall. 4 line programme
has been arranged.
The market was well supplied with va
ried assortment Of country produce yesfer'
day. .: ...
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,EasTuESTER AND VICINITY.

Politics, Candidates, and ConcenttonS;-
Th,ouohoat the several counties In the dis
trirt ihc friends OF the different Candidates
are earnestly at work in their oehali' ana
much interest is manifested rs 10 the re-
suit. ,.. ,,.o
The aspirants for legislative honors are
bv no means few, and each candidate no
doubt anticipates serving the dear people
during the coming winter.
Manchester has two candidates iol 'lle
House Of Delegates and one for the senate
chesterfield at present has the same nun
Ear for the House and Senate, ana Gooci-
land has only one candidate the he'd VINO
wants a seat in the Senate. Powhatan mas
not as yet produced candidate TO repre-
sent her specially, nor is such tnloS cA-
npcted, owing, no doubt, to the spit 'hefe'
Thc Senatorial Convention will be held
,t powhatan Courthouse October Isl, ana
thc Convention TO nominate members OF tne
Uouse will assemble at Chesterhciu Noult'
house September 25th. lively tlme - eH-
nprted at each OF the conventions, cSpeca.i'
Iv at tbe one in Chesterfield, as the candl,
d,,es are quite numerous for the House OF
nnlerate.. The result OF the House Con
vention is looked forward tc with more III
tcrrst than that Of the other ConVention'
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LOCAL MATTERS.

IL . -# s
cy1dc.sCHooI, EXERCISES DURING THE
!1R.--There will be many amusing ea'nes ,ss
i the entertainment OF visitors during tue
tproaching State Fair, but there VIII pro
bly be nothing more interestin z than the
soo1 exercises which are promised for the
Ifcaaion. OF strangers. AT recent meet
+ of The Executive Committee OF the State
iricuitural Society the following resolu-
To was adopted: >.
II being suggested that tue attenuaSce Nv
Il co,ning State Fair will be increased, ana
I'll educational interests Of the State ad-
Need. .by o., public exhibition on tne
efunds 'by the pupils OF the public scDoois
4 certain branches OF education taught
kesolred. That the Public-School Board
oESe civ Of Richmond, or the Superlnten-
dat, on the part OF the schools o. tue cns
oI of the State, be respectfully requested
toIpbmit to the President and Local COM
mice OF this Society a scheme OF exercises
wHch can be publicly conducted during Tue
FuE: and il the same be approved thal Tue
Prudent and Local Committee be autho-
rizdl TO make all necessary arrangements
proiided, that the sum expended sua,i mo'
exceed s75. and that no persons not mem,
bers Of the Society shall be admitted 10 Tue
grounds free OF charge. -,
Superintepdent Peay, or THIS ci'!' ia:
q communication detailing a p'at
Of public exercises on the Fair-Grounds DN
the pupils blic seho9!s q Il the eee Ssans ex
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AEcTl0S "a EEs TEsis cay.

~ On al! .aiss Of Eea! E5tn:c n.tdc 5c:W:si
IT,. LIT ~ H.lHc3y GaG 'JSt ~ i'.?. x. :Hre- -
tae present ysor kGrei1 be Odaa ogthe gurch'5sf
~ Mi sale n.ade t.eq. ths Isl u Jriy dGG ~
5 n. ,I.ry t t.res hGre 10 DC par By the S'''sr
ITblS custom Vas aGo,i'I aoom: z: .t'a = ytSI> 'E'
b. all tie rcai estate agents in E.cLIoho' aH' :
niles 20 RiChmo All and vieinityi
JNO. F. LAUGHTON. JR.. 10 A. NJ. large ;:iiI
attractive sale Of The i rk-lio;cl furniture: mar
room and restaurant fixtures, sllVT"are, Ne'
ROBERT b. LYME =. NJ. in front of ihc Gus
tom. house. choseS in aciiOu, hooks papers, &c.
Of Jones Brothers K co.
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THE STATE CAyyASS.
ROOMS STATE CoSsHRvATfyEl
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
RICHMOND, September 8, 1879.

CONSERVATIVE MEETINGS. to be
~ addressed by one or more distinguished speak
ers, are announced as follows:
September 1sih-Charies City Courthouse, Frede-
ricksburz city. Goochland Courthouse.
September J9'h-portsmouhc city tniehtl, Bowles-
Vile Aloemare county,. Ba,esvilIe tAlbemareI. ~E
September 20th-Bath Warm Springs). Norfolk
city (niQhti; Earysyle fAlbemarle county,; Wha-
leysyills, NaDsemond comfy.
September 22d-Alexandra city. Cumberland
Courthouse, Fauquier Courthouse (Narrentonl,
FIuvanna Courthouse, Free Union tAlbenarie coun-
tyL GraJson Courthouse. Halifax Courthouse, High
land Courthouse, King william Courthouse. Nelson
Courthouse, Orange Courthouse. Page Courthouse, ,
Washington Courthouse tAbingdonl, Wes.m0reiand
Courthouse, Wise Courthouse. Staunton Cily.
September 23d-Redrord Courthouse, Bland
Courthouse Charlottesville mIsht), Montgomery
(Christansburgl. Patrick Courthouse. SurrJ Court
house. White Hall thlbemare county,.
| September 24tt-Amelia Courthouse. Miad!esex
Courthouse, Hillsboro' (Albemarle county,.
| September 25th-Appomattox Courthouse, Bath
Courthouse. Elizabeth city Courthouse, E.rtck
I tchastnrneld countyl. Madison Courthouse.
| September 27th-FaIrfeld rtEockbridge county
--.----' r'"pa G~"",hnnse fbarbecucl, scottsv.lle
tAibemarle counlyl Blacks and " nitvs r.tv..~.-ap
county,, Burnley Norfolk county,.
September 29tl-NorfoIk city (ngh,] Indcpcnd-
eTce (Grayson county,. IIarrkonburS.
| September 30th-POrtsm city tnight), Peters
| burg city inigh;).
| October l.t-Sal. III. Roanoke county: WInces.0r,
Princess AnDe Con-! thOuse.
| October Cd Churchland, Norfolk county; King
| George Courthouse, Sussex Courthouse, holloway
Courthouse.
October 3,'-Luray page county,
Octooer Observation-Disclosures city, Charlotte Court
hou>e Franklin Courthouse. Gloucester Conrtl, ,iSe,
Gretnsple Courthouse, Isle of Wight Courthouse
| Lee Courthouse. rowhatau Courthouse, Princess
| Anne Courthouse. Richmond Courthouse, LexiuS-
| ton. Spotsyivana Courthouse.
| October 7tl-Craig Courthouse, York Courthouse
| October 9th Ncwbcrn. Pulaski county. New Ken
| C0ur house, Prince George Courthouse, Warwick
| Courthouse. T. NJ. LOGAN, Chairman.
| j. Bell Biggsr, Secretary.
| Conservative papers please copy. au 30
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FJSASCYs g..
ITO HOLDERS OF
CITY OF RICHMOND BONDS
MATURING IN JULY AND AUGUST, $780,

At a meeting OF The Board Of commissioner
of the Sinking FUND held May /, 1879, Il was
Resotrgd, That the acting president OF the boaro
,,"e nuhlic notice by advertisement that the out
Standing konds OF tie city of Richmond, due III
1850 VIII on aud after the 1t day OF July, lsL3,
be redeemed % presentation AZ the onice u 'n
In pursuance OF th- ABOVE directions, ! aereDn
give notice that The SIX PER CENT: BoHDs ssg gr
thi37. and August. 1850, amounting 10 s3f',
5Ga2e--toiaI. Sl05.Ql9.65-%i!i be redetmco a:
PAX AND ACCRUEI, INTEREST on presents "a 4.
,nu af the Cticc OF the An,;i,or OF ihe city on ahc
afier lie lsr DAY Of July. 1872.
a'0si -' HENRY &. CANNON,
Acting President Commissioners s'ak'hs foho'
u
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Rooms OF TIE STATE CONSERVATIVE
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE, 7
RICHMOND, September II, 1879.

RICHMOND, September II, 1879. }
The following canvassers have been ap-
pointed: r.;o. coorne
Thirty-second Senatorial DistrIct-"corSe
f. Beaton, J. B. Pope. VIZ c.,.o
Princess Anne County-W. W. COKE
Judge Francis Wbitehurst, Judge }. VI.
Keeling, Henry f. Woodhcnse.
southampton County-WilIlam Ii. fret'
low, NJ. u. Butler, Judge j. W. Urqunar..'
William II. Parker, D. II. Kindred, b. l.
Worrell, DR.. George n. Musgrovc.
Sussex County-L. Z. unrgrove, j. IL;
Shelton, f. T. ChappelI. J. n. Balm. Richard
II. Robinson, John b. Jarratt, G. K. Bobolt'
j. BELL BIGGER, Secretary.
Conservative papers please copy.
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Sent On.-Edward Lacy, who WOUNDED
John Turpin with stone during nsns
several days ago in the upper portion VI
the county, sad for whose arrest TWO war, =,
rants were issued-oIe by the maSlStlate VI
the neighborhood and the other os lne
Judge OF the County Court-Vountaf'It
appeared before Justices Elam ana COX, oi
Midlothian, Monday evening for an eAaul.. :.
nation upon The first warrant. he was sem
on to the grand Jury OF Chesterhela Couh'1
Court. and bailed in the sum Of 5000.
Turpin was present at the examination,
and has almost recovered from the Injuries
he received during the fight. .. q. +,
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Civil Gases and Coairt.--There are seVe-
raj civil cases set for trial to-morro" morn
ing at the Mayors Court. DuriEg the iast
few months the number OF cFii warrants
has been quite numeio Gus. Inc court iSl
,he M trial of such cases is held at The Mayors
cr;,nin,I eases are disposed of by the Mayor.
Justices James a. GentrT,J. oil. Ieiuue, p..
a.fnrI I'm bench Is rarely had. The cases for