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Nll.t,!S!k'
r!..Hsio>p. Va. JnH"&Ht - &C.
We have this tlay resigned Ia" +-'ur' ..'
of tie Pacific ttuIEu CVurt"N bIAH"'' . .
Under tie term -; - &, Ei'H. N'l"i'"
Cuauo Comran. and og">~.Ntr. Al M .t
Siuyss OF ISIS. iuc'ud u. coll"c'l"H o.. Nd
managed bv our successors. h'N'l>.J'.'"
< CO.. ui Baltimore. whom ~ COMM o..
licviug your relations VITA iirm VIZ. ">
aAut aud satisfactory. -,.,.... 500.
From me above card YOU VII r'". .......a-
Agency of the Pacific Guauo '"' l'"' T.. ......, ~
due Ted hereafter by The umJcI'l: "'1 ,..... Z
a well a. Eichmoua. The >;.cH"' ..... , ST..
Soluble Pacific EuIro. cara"I Nv T.. s.... \I--
lcncc and remarkable aH.api~i".tE' | ,.,-.. a.5.
giuia. Especially on cotton. ;4ii'' ~" 1853.
continue 10 d. sustained. EHAIN'' .. 49, ,,..a
ed I'm the wise management ~ lsN ...r-
! Company. which las practically No." -.'t
| N X, mmand-NiE.. ample car '., ..,..-rr
| extensive works, most approve g.. -
| dcpo>it, OF phosphate be-: 'ctri ..-...~ l
OF which add luus eSp-rterS@ IA ..,l tss,''
cnrnrriIun w!th The undersigned - .' I.a,p-, -
| dating h.rf 10 1850 We o!si SCI l., :rt>I0'A s.
| Gua,;o on hand at Norfolk, ~! :'iH'"
| and RisamoGd $50 ,.....-,. t-I-''>',
JOHN ;. REESE & co, "'..' e.. ,a,'" L.
! ia 29-Sm iH'fu'"''
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MT WE DISCONTINUE OUR SAT-
URDAY-NIGIiT SALES until farther notice.
MARcu27 LEVY BROTHERS.
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EXCURSIONS.

rNHE FIRST EXCURSION OF TIE
4 SEASON TO
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON, PIiILADEL-
PIiIA, and NEW YORK.
(TICKETS GOOD FOR FIFTEEN DAYSl. leaving
Richmond TUESDAY, April 10, 1879, at 3 O'Clock,
i. NJ. via York River railroad.
FARE FOR THE RGcND TRIP: Baltimore, 50 !:
Washington. $3.50; Philadelphia, $40; and New
York. SI25D.
TICKETS for sale by the committee-J. u. SUIT.
7oo Broad street: j. VI. THOMPSON, S25 Broad
sIrcet; Il. T. ADAMS, and also Ut CARRIER Z
CO.'S.
Baggage checked through TO all points,
NH 3l-Apl,3,5 q, l0,l2&l4
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S'SSs'E 9sgS.

VI AT THE
THIRD PRESBY1 f!tIAN CHURCH.
CORNER BROAD AND TwENTY-SIXTli STREETS.
THIS TUESDAY EVENING. APRIL !, 1879,
At O'CLOCK.
Soprano. Miss SWAIN.
Contrato, Mrs. X Movies,
Tcuor, Mr.. PUGH.
Basso, SIR. pLEhSASTS.
Accolnpanistc, Miss MERA.
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IL NEW GOODS. NEW Styles
just received u very large assortment Of
SPRING GOODS,
IMPORTED ESPECIALLY Fol; slY TRADE.
The goois are Of SUPERIOR QUALITY. being
from the very best English and French manuiacto-
rie., and the PATTERNS ARH VERY HAND
SOME. be- 10 ipform my friends and the public
generally that shall offer these goods, made up In
the latest styles and By tie best worhneu. at PIc rs
TO SUIT TIL: TINES.
SHIRTS, COLLARS. and CUFFS made 10 ord I
at short notice. Satisfaction guaranteed.
JOHN G. SuAFER, Merchant Tailor,
NH l2-3m No. 1904 Main street.
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LEVY BROTHERS

have jus received large additions 70 their stock Of
SPRING DRESS GOODS,
1870 which they offer 1T very low figures.
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\ splc add lire Of WALNUT and ENAMELLED
FRAMES, 20 be sold III SOC. Many new styles
also II other prices:
4 tuiI assortment Of lEGCKERY. 10 Ire sold very
low;
Handsome new GOBIETS, both plain and en-
gr;;rci: also, large lot Of more common goods
Another lot OF FOLDING LAPBOARDS:
More ViOLiES and BOWS, 10 b" sold AZ 99c.:
The FiNE-CEST COUNTER IS great success.
New goods almost every day.
| have in this morning, 10 be sold at ) ccTtS:
TOOTIl-BRCSuES,
PENCIL-CASES,
EASE-BALLS.
PuRTE-MONSAiE
STATES, TEA-EELLS,
BRUSH-BROnMS.
Orleans. BASTINCSP0ONS.
JASSApAURI BONES.
BIRD-CAGE HOOKS, &c, &c.
Catalogues froe 10 any address.
". \. STEVENS.
NH % sos Broad street.
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-----,->->---,---.-.:.-,,DlE DIZZY GSsDs.
: T Il NC GOODS.
COURTNEY 4 pprrr,

| ''o"lNEf POWELL
'' ;" e e,nre com p'ct" asaorf.n..,,
STRING GOODS. "'"@
ee I'M .n.' 'h'i'e thea,entIoa 81 ,ts,,.
Ghsoi aEhES for men aud boys fran, ~, ,.s pP'fc.
| yard; sL2j n,
BLACK TAMIsE from soc. 80 81 rs,v,.,
RI ch n unSni ,1 from - sI.5o
LINENS Of all kinds:
bargain In BLEhCiIrD ,r.,,,
Soc; ''""h'SK At
Largest stccs Of HDsrErY In ,hrc.-.
UNDERWEAR for ltd!e3. men. ,-s.
PARASOLS, ED GLOVES:
SILK and LACE TIES;
Beautiful SHETLAND SfIAWLx.
Full stock Of DOaESTICs.
and many o.hcr 4 siral,lo mot,
We guarantee our prices to be L, ,,,a ,.,..,
market. i2g H,n,t, a. any ~ II,
Nj. 1o-2m --- between fourth a.: 81.
THE LOWEST PRICES n,, -.
4 GOODS At julius IRYEH,s. r., ORf
street, BARGAl$s kECEivED Dh!,% E,aI
o OPP eri.a NE" ana STYLISH hEE>> G.ir.,,S+'h
1LL:wooL EuSTTNGs, in all sha4c,. ,.
20c.: - laf
The newest shades In C0LORCD sAr,>,.
Bargains in BLACK sATIN> a. i :, ,r"'ai
Handsome quality BLACk cAslIii1,E:G&::;; q;
. pieces ALL WOOL at doc. l,,r,- ~:
worth 7Jc.. nj 7.c. worth 9Gc.: '''N Il GO.
so pi' ccs BLACK SILK FRIHGF> .t....
es3W Their value: 500 wcc". W,t."'r.5,,,
600 pairs good TWDBGTTOE iD,III',,t E."c;
all colors. 1T 33c.: 300 pair. TVt,.ttTE'' a
KIDS az 10. The b.sts MD IA III. r,.v 'N
LACE MITTS and LACE-TOP GLUyI~i
tircy new dcskns. ~ low ppirn~ '..' '' "a.
so pieces YARD-WIDE FERTAI.E< a,c.
80 pieces VICTORIA LAWNS :roia an ,n'.t.,
20 pieces STRIPED VICTORIA LAWS 2Sr:
worth 15c.: 81 W..
All the leaci.,g brard' Of CGTTONs affiliate,
Ing price: iiaIIowcl!. 64c.: Al,.s..'..,,,,""-
GHc; Fruit -oi-thc-..oom, SIC: Dra.. I. ,"'
Wamsuttl. IO2c. r.
YARD-WiDE BROWN COTTON. ;t,r.
BLEACllED and BROWN >HEEIiN,;S q, o..
icspCndn@y 10" pric-. ~
Don, fail 10 look III our 80. counter. N.,......
anu useful article just ad,."d at '''
MIMI. DENOREST'S rATTTKk ~ III. -.
SPRING STGL JUL received: a',a. ' WIl NIX
WEAG" and "POl:TFOL!O" ta:a.ozm. r.. -
lun "a
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tho testaaor,s mother, Mrs. Philomeiln
Marsh. OF State street, brooklyn; bis sls.al.
Elizabeth Benedict, and other relatives VINO
live in Brooklyn.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

I NEW GOODS
At
REDUCED PRICES.
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PROGRAMME:
Quartettc-Gude Me, y, Thou Great jehovah,
Emerson.
Tenor Soo-Farrwcl........ Graham.
Tric-Saprano. Coutralio. Tenor-Memory. Leslie.
Soprano Solo-Tan,um Ergo .RoSs'ni.
Quartetie-Jesse, the Flower Of Dumblane. Birch.
Contralto SOlo-Not A-hlmed Of Jesus. .Dauks.
Baritone Solc-LrS RameauX. .Faure.
Uuo-Soprano ard Contrao-Good Night. ..GloYcr.
Admission, so cents. an Lit
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10 pIace On. the cajendara bill % repeal a.,
actentitled an act 10 provide plan OF sei,
Element OF the public debt, passed Malcu
%, 1879. aud toEubmit The same % Tue peo-
ple for their ratification or reiection.
Rejected ayes, 80: noes, 40.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
NIGHT SESSION,

Mr.. HANGER offered the following:
RESOLVED. That the order for yacating the
Chair at % O'Clock be rescinded, and that
when the House adjourn to-day it adjourn
to meet on "Wednesday at II III. 4,,Iaa
Laid on the table. III, -,ss;,,.,. t.,.i IL; =
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S9-TENT STORE.
- EJEINED AT THE
II
39.CkNT STORE
4 FINE LINE OF
CHiLDREN'S CAERIAGl

IIJNFN NNI
10 be >o,h VERY Low. These goods are made in the
best manner ana arc iiac!y trimmed and finished.
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY or VIRGINIA.
Extra t ses.lo,,,...TiE,u,,enly.Eish.h Day
MONDAY, March 81, 1873.
<x.rx 4s-ar $40. Z.


Lieutenant-G oyefnor WALKER presiding.
House bin to relieve Wilford b. spencer
OF his disabilities under. the duelIing clause
" senate bill to regulate the collection o.
charges for transportation by canal, Steam
boat, and railroad companies was passeu.
PROPOSED ADJOURNMENT.
Mr.. Ko1SgR presented resolution ior
the adjournment OF the General Assembly
Tuesday, April 1st. a. III
the resolution was agreed to by tue loi-
lowing vote: ,u,o., rr,-
ArEs-Messrs. Belts, Brooke. Daniel EItolt m.-
rensnn 12rimscy. Koiner Marshall, Murray, NOT
so Ph,eaar. Powell Qneaenberry. Sherrard, spit
ir' waston, Ward, and Wortllani,lS 1rrr,
NoEs.assr r, 81 Sa Pitsylyana. Massey, Moulion,
Nash. Paul, slemp. Smith, aud woods.
Mr.. FUIKEgsoS moved to reconsider.
The Senate refused to reconsider-ayes'
is; noes, 16. J., .,.e
THE DEBT BILL, AGAIN.
Mr.. DANIEL, moved to- discharge tne r.
romce Committee from the further consul,
arotion of Mr.. FULKERsON's bill TO repeal
the debt bill just passed. :,
Agreed to-ayes, 18; noes, IL. ,sos
M HURT OF Halifax moved 10 lloeh-
nitely postpone the Dill: o,,oe-
Mr.. SMITH demanded the pendlnS ques-
ton.
Ordered.
The ayes and noes were taken, and the
hill was indefinitely postponed by the fol-
srrs- Messrs. Belts, Bland. Brooke, Danisi:
Goode GrimSley ur Of n aIfa1 M Mnr. 81 Nah
ylvania koner G,,i;sr WATSON. Ward, and
"SoEsMMcssrs. Bliss. Elliott, Fulkerson, h'n,o mon
s.seay Norton Paul. Powell, Quesenbcr.y, Sner-
rard, Slemp, and Wood-l2.
MISSING COUPONS.
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NJ. McCAuEL moved to suspend the rulesl
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The Greed Uf a Farmer,

The ayriculiu,ists Of Capada met in
convention not long ago aud adopted
TOR themselves tn. follow ny Gre d:
We believe in small farms aud thor
ou"h culriv ,tinn.
We believe the earth loves to eat AZ
we'll as the owner. and onyht therefore
{" he we'll manured.
We believe in going to the hottom Of
things, aud ,herpio,e in dep plowinv.
and eno.sh Of it. All the better If it
he II snh s'.il plow.
W. believe in large crops. whic;,
leave land he'ter than they iornd il.
making both the farm aod farmer rich
at onrr.
We believe that every farmer should
ewn - y.'nd farm.
We believe that the fertilizer of anv
soil is spirit of industry. enterpr Sc
and intelligence; without these lime,
gypsum and gnano will he ni little nsa.
We believe in coed fences. good farm
h"usps. g'"d orchards aud good ch,l
drcn en"ugh tn gather the fruit.
We brl,eve in II clean kitchen, n nea,
vile in it. a clean cup b ard. dair,
and clear conscience.
We believe that tn ask mans al
vice is not stopping, but OF much bene.
it.
We believe that to keepa place for
every thing and everything in its place
saves many II step, aud is pre't, sure TO
lead To good tools and keeping then in
order.
We believe that kindness TO stock
like good shelter is saving of fndd.r
We believe that it is a goud thing
to keep an eye on experiments aud note
all. good and bad.
We believe that il is gooh rule to
sell grain when it il ready. -Er.
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t. Tell q Ripe " atermel0m.

When the melon hrgins to change color
inside and its seeds TO iuru black. n small
hlnk speck, scale or Mister trgius to mp.
pear on the outer c'.trl- or riud, These
are multiplied aud enlarged AS the fruit
matmres. 4 ripe melon will show them
thickiy soan over the surface. \ partial
development Only indicates half ripsned
trait. Il tull crop OF bl's'ers reveals rs
perfect riprurss. /. hen hundreds OF mel
ons are s'rewn along the sidewmlk, you
will have TO look pretty sharply t" find one
that -xhihi,s n sniisiacior, "rscuicheon."
TO borrow term from VI Guenon. But
il is uniaiiing when fouud, and by follow
ing th:s RHice you may walk aWny wiih
your melon wiih the most entire c"nh.
deuce. Tue blister Is only 10 be r-rn upon
u close ihspectio but il 10 pl.inlv vis,hle
when that is siven.-L LondYn fOnt.) Id
reriisG.
Now ferch US . lantern and 0 guopy
sack. Farmer.
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the pommtl OF the. saddle. which held its
nostrtl beneath the water. The horse
reased ard fell back, when the rider freed
himself aud attempted to swim down the
s're"m, but the horse, In plunging about,
struck the fated man, who uttered u de-
parting shrek and sahk 10 rise no more. !.
The horse also fosted down stream and
was drowned. Sume twenty ave or thirty
men were soon making every fort ,hst
was practicable under the circnmsta nces
10 Recover the body OF the unfor,u nate
man, hut they have not succeeded up 10
the present writing. The saddle horse
raised ~ the ~, face Of The wa,er Monday
evening, about iso ,ards below the ford.
A liberal reward has been offered for the
recovery Of the Lody. Deceased wns a
native Of Cxtsda; cAme 10 California ia
40, and hat been highly respected resi-
dent. Of this portion Of the country Tor
many years. Toe remaining brother, Mr.
N. Muiwine, has the tympa,hy Of a vet,
large number OF friends In this sad hou,
Of be' envrment.- S, okan Timer.
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Teasing /; lsildrcn.

Teasing chillren is at bes. doubt.
ful amusement; but when sen.i,ivr
ch'ldhmd is male the object Of it it
drsenera' c. int" cruelty. Yet there are
some very god people VIII" indulge in
tins Outrage against the innocent nni
.clplrs We know people who never
miss an opportunity to torment child
1t seems impossible f,r them to come
near onc without making i, miserable.
They canuo, be ut their ease unless the
child is suffering fr"m hearslessncs-.
As a con tqntnce, children soon learn
m hate as we'll M tear lhen,, and u
wonder. II is true that these people
would shriuk fr"m iific,i, NJ edIe>s
bodily pain on any little one; but they
never think 1T the keener rture
which sheir senscless teasing ihfiicts IN
the sensitive child. They would tell
y"u that they DO nothing which should
give pain; that they are only in iun
and the chi'd ought 20 know il. When
they threaten to swallow chi d the,
don't u.e"n t" do 1t. OF course; but the
ch,ll is irruated or frightened uli the
same. Do they know how very real
all such things are TO child. ;'ariicn.
Iarly to que ti,si has never been har
dencd to such cruelty? They may u.ean
nothing Ly he'r silly threats. but the
child tha, has learned t., rely implicit,
on what i's parents say. aud all children
should learn this, will accept AZ tr. ~
'ai its to, mentors u,ea" Ms lies invent
ed for Us annoyance. II il true ,ha,
t ch,ld will IN tine learn 20 dnnbt the
iruthiulue-s Of those who IN 3 abuse il;
hu: wn,le it learns Ia. .distru>t the false
il al>o learns 10 distrus' he true. A
child caunut be expected TO pxerc>.
Discrimination; and you. sir. who give
It it. first Lessons ~ fslfchmDd are 10
blame Tor such sub.equent d,strus: Of
things that ought TO be believed.
Childhood should be period Of j,y.
Gus innocence. It is no time for doubt.
"r misg,vings. They come soon enough
with the ectrance OF the youth upon
the scenes OF busy. practical. unx,nus
struggle for self maintenance. Then.
good friends, You " % thoughiles>ly
mar that innocent enjoyment and i'm
pl.cit trust which characterize the un
corrupted child. stop to think what you
ale doing. You are c"mmiitiDg II grave
"ffense. You are running he temp. r
of one who>e mind is ye, 8" plastic NJ
To yield tn every t'uch. You are dark.
enlng the days II one whose life should
yet be all sunshine. You are i"fi,ctin.
the keenest "f pains on ono whose in.
n"cence should shield it irou the tor
lures evsh OF bar ubariaps. You are
poisoning the morals %! one that il Yet
TO" young I" resist your EVIL itflu Eces.
You are doing wrong f,r which you
can never atone wrong whose evil
effects may fellow 'hate child 10 the
grsve.-rhrenologieat Journal
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supposed by some to be a good rrui,
c"un'ry. bI, it has never been thorough.
ly tested YET. A man was telling me
the other day that few large stones
around a garden was great advantage
n they would gather heat enough
through the day t" ke p the frost away
through the night. They may b. u
blessing in disguise, and II that is the
case s"tnc portions Of it is d .nbly blest.
sixteen times over. There h been u
heavy immigration into this country the
present season, aud good vacant land
With tim er convenient is scarce. his
ls beyond u doubt the most sspotted"
county | ever saw, but this .ee,us TO
SUI the nAjority OF the se,,I. r.. No i,
will prevent heavy settlement and be
better Tor stock.
J weather in this country is cold
warm. variable aud mixed. For two
"r 'hre" days before The 4th i, was
warm and pleasant. On that d,y il
ra'ned the 5'h was cold. with very
hard wind nth. rain +; then a few DAYS
Of w'rm weather; 10Th, c"ld an,; windy
ll'h. cool and rainy through the day
and ut night II regular ,hunderyus..
with 8 hnr'i wind and rain as | ever
saw; it unrmf d one or twn buildings
IN F"ur L,k,s. aud came near hIowip.
dawn some buildings en- White Bluff
prairie; l5sh, rain "n tn. Cuul,e 22d
II rained the hardest ever SAW in any
country i think for about three hours,
|, co"l'let'l, a'"ded everything n.thr
Four Lake country. Cnnsid rab,c of
ths curly grain has !oi.ei. and If we
should have much more rim before har.
vest it will be very injurious t." heavy
crops. This country il generally very
windy excsp' in sheltered loc ,litles.
The ab"re accords with onr view ol
that country and We have visited ,nncl,
oft. n person. S"nc writer's greatly
exageera,e its advantages tor ac,icultu.
re. Ii hears M va'u. .ble comparison
with the country south OF 1a,yman
creek as Ear as Salmun river aud east Of
the 1lSth ner,iiian.
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A Young ~ Your l aughscr.

Tell you what, Taperly. said the foor
manager one day, you must throw u
little more tact in,u your sradcs If you
want to get on. | have noticed that
you try to A.ner the ladies', bu, you
'i"n't lay il IN thick enough. When.
ever you see lady come in with her
grown daughter ym must be ture to
"istake the old lady inr the daughter.
That never fails I" get eni. Here coues
Mrs. B"hlink with her daughter Maria
and know they will want to look ii,
silks.
But the floor manager was a little
>h'It sightci. and had made a slight
mistake rs regarded QUO Of the per.
sons.
When Mrs. Bob'ink, cherry and
chipprr, though hardly as young as .hc
"ncc was, sailed up to III silk counter,
-he was not companied BY her daugh
ter, but by Miss Rose He'll .rthus, u
spiuster Of uncertain age aud decidedly
faded appearance. The dclnded Tpp
ery epcned his batteries at once:
Mrs. Bobiink. | believe, though /
mus, confess that can hnriiy distin
rnish you from y.ur daughter. You
are lmkinc almo I, il not quite. as
young as the 'ung lady ut your side.
Sir /! exclaimed the indignant Bob.
link.
Sir! echoed the exasperated Heliaa-
thus.
Don't say that it INT 40, my dear
Miss Is blink. continued the unior,un.
ate Tsperly. turning - tie faded
a,wer an failing TO notice the storms
that were gathering on the twn female
faces. You know that your mother
d'pSn't look a, day older than you d..
and | must really beg you 10 tell me
which n you is Mrs. Boblipk aud
which is M;.s lsoblink.
d" you suppose that | cnme here to
he insnlfd? cxclal"cd the IIelianthus
Can you presume, you onion eating idiot,
To compare me, . Young lady. to a
wrinklrd hsg of a married woman, who
Us old enough to be my grandmother.
Do you mean. you red headed igno
ramus, exclaimed Mrs. Bntlink. to ray
that | !o"k 10 Younger than that faded
and wi,hered old maid. who is fl If
-bc is day? You ough' TO be arrested.
you vile creature, and ! Will complain
to the propriefors at once.
Taperly j. l"oking for a itua,ion.
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bill for IN. punishment Of uamrs pass.
ed the New Hampshire House Of Repre-.
sfntaiivss on the "a h uli. II provides
thar any person going from place to place
to beg shall be deemed a tramp, and shall
o. psnishsd by imprisonment 1T hard labor
for bot more fifteen months. IT any iraup
~utsrs n dwelling house, kir dies a FIRE on
land without permission of owner or oc.
eupant, or carries any h,6aims, he may z
sent TO the state prissn for rot more than
Ave years. A reward b! ten dollars 10
given upon conviction to the person az.
prehsnding The accused. The &C, do's not
apply &c any female or minor under the age
Of seventeen years, nor 10 any blind PEI.
sou. - FJrmey.
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Arrival and Departure OF Mails 10 and
from Lew istCn.I 4.

To and from Walla Walla and intermediate
points. Leaves daily. (SundnAs eXctred.) ut
ga. NJ. Arrives daily, Sundays excepted, }
att, =. N.
To and frnm Mt. Idaho, Florence. Warrrns
Fix City and Slate Greek. leaves daily
SUNDAYS exrcpicd) vt 3 a. ~, arrives at p. NJ
To and fr"m Pine drove and intermediate
Tuints. Leaves Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays at 6, A. NJ. Arrives Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturday at, p. NJ.
To and from Ph rec City. Leaves Mondays
at I, A. NJ. Arrive Saturdays at 5, =. NJ.
. To and trcm Colfax. leuvcs Saturdays at
ga. M. Arrives Fridays ut 7, +. NJ.
To and fr, M WaliOwa. Leaves Wednesdays
at 6 A. NJ. arrives Sstt rdnys at JPN.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-22


WASHINGTON, Aug. 7.--Commander
bear 'sley, OF the Jsmestuwn, ut Stka.
10 his report says: The FIRST aud only
step by which Alaska can ever be saved
"r developed will be enactment BY Con
gress Of law which shall place the
ian ortation { molasses and coarse su-
gar under such re.tric,ious that the
Manufacture Of .hootchenoo' can he
stopped. The whi'es ot Si,ka may b.
divided into Dire classes, ,anel,
Very few respectable penpls worth say
i"g; u large number Of Russians aud
half b.eed,--poar. miserable. lazy. pov
er'y stricken creatu ures, W ON it woul,i
mt be worth while 20 take mn1h trnu
ble about was it not for our pledge Il,
Russia. aud u fev unprincipled white
men. mostly discharged soldiers or de-
scr,ers who make what little money
they can by any schen", no ever nc
fari"us. Belonging TO ailthree Of these
classes are certain na,urahzed Americ N
merchants, m.stly Jews. who sell liauor
to Indians and sailors; and ut the same
time they thus inciie danger aud iuca
pacita'e protectors. OF III se VIII,
signed the pttirn /" the pre- e,ident, ,we
to nne nre 0t this class
As the result OF a meeting c,llrd b,
him last mouth, no says: Il hope
have s,srtcd 4 public opinion which
may result in the formation tf loca
government with, police regulation,
sufficient to restrain d,sordes and reyu.
late, it not check, The traffic in liquors
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-22

Boston Considers the Indian Question

BosroN. Aug. 5-.Mayor Prince
presided at a meeting to-day to cousid,
er the question rsi.ei bv the Oman.
decision in the habeas corpus case ol
the Ponca indians. The manner In
which the aboriginal race had hpen
treated was strongly dena uoced. Res
olu'ions were adopted that the rights
Of Indians should be finally determined
bv the supreme conrt and a com
mitsee was appointed TO collect $4,000
for the purpose.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-22

On Monday morning last Mr.. Peter Mnl
wine, one Of the brothers living Al the
California ranch, in attempting to ford the
Spoksne river, abont eight miles above
this city, lost his life in the following
mann'r. ss repoIt,d by Mr.. ". D. Wright:
Mr.. Mulwine was riding one horse and At
tempting to lead another. The horse On
which be WAS seated had its batter tied 10
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-22
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
OF IDAHO.

The Judges OF the ls' 2Ed aud 3h dis.
rict> assemble AT the capital on the first
M"nda. in January in each year. and con.
slnu,r the Supreme Court Of the Territory.
with the Judge OF the 2nd dis,ric, as Chief
Jnsiic~. ana a. l.. Richardson ms Clerk.
The Judicial Districts aud the tim"s and
places ot holding Courts in each nre desg'
mated hy the Supreme Court ~hen in srs-
sion and are liable I" change each year.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-22

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OraxxiAis. bsSa o. .apssss tSe srs6e - assH-
sf,brsov-s-s' pvt.-eA