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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.,
COLUMBIA, June 1st, 1870,-

w ccived at this Department that ar
atrOciOus murder was committed in Ander-
son County, on or about the - of -,
1879, upon the body of Matt Hntton, by
one w. A. Ferguson, and that the said
w. A. Ferguson has fled from justice:
Now, therefore, l, w. d. SIMPSON, Gov
ernor of the State of South Carolina, in
order that justice may be done and the ma
jesty of the law vindicated. do hereby offer
a reward of ONE HUNDRED and FIFTY
DOLLARS for the apprehension and deliv-
cry i'll any Jail of this State of the said
w. A. Ferguson.
Said w. A. Ferguson is 81 feet high,
weighs l35 to l40 pounds, wears two teeth
in front on plate, scar across the mouth,
lips split diag0naly, and unevenly healed
In testimony whereof have hereunto set
my hand and caused the Great Seal
Of the State to be affixed, at Column
[sEALl this first day of June A. d. 1879,
and in the hundred and third year
Of the independence of the United
States of America.
lSigned) w. u. SIMPSON,
Governor.
BY the Governor:
(Signed) X. NJ. SIMS,
Secretary of State.
June II, 1879 IS g
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DISSOLUTION.

rESHE ccoparttnership heretofore existin,
IL under the firm name anu stvje ~
Wilhite Il Williams has this day been dc oi
solved by mutual consent. All Notes onJ
Accounts of the above firm will be fornd und
In tile hands of Wilhite & Wilhite for ctI
lection, nt No, 6 Granite Row.
=. A. WILHITE
June 1G, 1879.
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The Senate committee has postponed
the consideration of the protest against
ingalls, taking his seat for another term
as senator from Kansas, and the fact
that Senators TTilI and Vance voted with
the Republicans To secure this result hns
created the most unfayoEable comment.
ingalls, is charged With procuring his
recollection, which was obtained by the
small minority Of one vote, by the most
unniuHhiug priberg and corruption Whiuiii,.
though common offences in Kansas, are
said to have been carried tosuch a length
by IngaIls as to arouse the indignation
evencf the not oysr,particnlar people of
that State. and they accordingly by n
committee requested M Investigation of
tho charges, which has been treated as
nboye stated. Che United Slater Senate
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: Hon. Frank Fl. Hurd. the on,v har,

= Hon. Frank II. Hurd, the only hard
money Democratic Congressman from
Ohio, has written letter advising his
constituents to vote for Hon. Thomas
Ewing for Governor. He says he regards
the currency question as practically set
tied, and .aat the important questions to
be decided are mo military interference
with the people at the polls and honest
jaries for the trial of American citizens
questions involving civil liberty, the
great principles of free government and
the existence of the Republic" Upon
these questions Mr.. Hurd says Gen.
Ewing has been one of the ablest advo-
Gates of the Democratic position in the
present Congress.
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June l6, 1879.

would respectfully announce to nv
friends and customers who have patronize1,
me so literally in the Drug trade of Ander-
son, that have sold my interest to Wjlbite
& Wilhite, who will carry on the Drug
business at the old stand, and hopo they
will continue the patronage they have Civ
en- me to the new firm, expect to open
Drug Store ut Central, S. c., and will he
pleased to have my friends and the tradiny
public call on me at that place.
J. II. WILLIAMS.
Juno DC 1870 20
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Public Schools.

ri oTICE is hereby given that the Public
open OH the first Monday in July.
Trustees are authorized by the Bosri 4,
close the Schools in their respective Dis
tricts when the funds shall have been ex-
hausted making due allowance for anv de.
nclencies that may occur in the payment of
taHe5 - 3;1 ana ma Polls. They are also requested
10 n0id Ieachers' reports for tho last month
until the taxes are collected-tbcn nro rn,n
the claims should there be a deficiency.
BY order of the Board.
June %, 1870 80
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has heretofore been frequently polluted
by the presence of corrupt members, but
1t is to be hoped that such will no lcnger
De the case while the Democracy control
this body; and although ingalls, has
escaped now, we trust he will receive O
thorough investigation next winter, and
that by his expulsion the people Of Kan
sas will be taught that they must elect
honest men to Congress or go unrepre-
sented.
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MURDER IN CoLUMBIA.-The Ne,cs
ana Courier of the oath inst, has the fol-
lowing telegraphic dispatch from the
State Capital:
An alteration occurred last night be-.
tween John English, n we'll known plan
ter, and policeman Rose, resulting in in
juries to the former, from which he died
this morning. At noon to-day Joe Eng
lish, brother of the deceased met Rose,
when several shots were exchanged with
out effect.
The coroner's jury, which has been in
session all this afternoon, arrived at the
following conclusion this evening: That
the deceased came to his death by o. blow
inflicted by some person unknown to the
jury. There is considerable feeling in
the community over the affair, and
groups of citizens might be seen here and
there on the street discussing the matter.
Officer Rose waived au examination uni;
his counsel, Judge Melton, who is at
Glenn Springs, arrives. Officer Daniel,
who was also engaged in the affair, was
bailed in the sum of $500, to appear when
wanted. Mr.. Joseph L. English, the
surviving brother, is quiet, unassuming
gentleman, who would never engage in a
rencontre Of any kind without great pro-
vocation.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY OF ANDERSON.
June 26, 1879

COU KT OF PROF BATE.
10 LYDIA A. NJ. VAN WICK, Execu-
trix of VIM. Van Wyck, deceased
TT having been made TO appear to nv
d satisfaction that you have moved from
ana beyond the limits of this State, and
utiv" months last passed, N''0-o
\ are hereby ordered and required to
account before me in person on the 10th
day Of August next as Executrix of the
last last VIII and Testament of VIM. Van
Wyck, deceased.
w. w. HUMPHREYS.
Judge of Probate.
June ~ 1879 so
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"A hhderson, in the State of South Carolina NJ
the close OF business June 18th, 1879: ~

STATE coSsr4 SR soUTH og asnAsSn1 sGnAARsSona1INA, }ss.
~ 1, j. ~ BROCK, Cashier of the above named
sank, DO solemny swear that tho above statcment
Is tfne' 10 the best OF my knowledge end belief.
c,h-,,, j. a. BROCK, Cashier.
day OF June 1879 ''0 n'e 'his <lth
corroo, h FRANK MAULDIN Notary Public.
SrI' rSrER BlEcKLEY,)
j. v SokRIs, Directors
GEo. FAST,
June 26, 1879 30
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AGRICULTURAL
MACH In ERHS, 7 ?, Y.
Tozer's Plantation Engines,
The CardweII Threshers &. Cleaners,
The Cotton Bloom,
The GulIett Steel Brush and

Taylor Cotton Gins,
And everything in the way Of Agricultural
Machinery and Machine Repairs, for sale
on favorable terms AS to the merits of all
Mnachlnery sold by me, l will he glad to
guaranteed. I can be found at the store of
>; !. Sullivan & Co., where 1 would be
pleased to see those wishing to buy any
thing in this lnc
April II, 1870 40 GIN
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COPARTyERsIfIp N0T1cE

TIE undersigned have this day formed
copartncrship under the firm name and
style of WILHITE & WILHITE, for the
purpose of conducting q General Drug Bus.
Wiihitc * Williams, whore they hone ~
have the patronage Of the general public
i. \. WILHITE.
+. T. WILRITE
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Malboro' f2lalteb: AT the recent term
.Qe the Sessions Court is Marlboro County
six cases on liy SgeTa p ented to the grand
jury, on three of VA frne bills were
found aud not IctSon had on either
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- The mints of the United States turn
ed out two million three hundred thou
sand silver dollars during the month of
May.
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Notice of Appointment of ATTORNEY.

wv S. SHARPE has authorized me to
W act as his Attorney during his
temporary absence from the State
JOSEPH N. BROWN.
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the Adolphien Society, of Furman Uni
versity, held It's anniversary celebration
in the Opera House. The exercises of
this also consisted of debate; and tho
meeting was presided over by their very
efficient President, Mr.. J. Q. Adams, of
Edgefleld. The question and disputants
Sgero as follows: "Resolved, That fic.i.
tions reading should not be deprecated"
Afiirmativo-J. j. Lawton, Davis Fur
man; ncgative-M. B. Woodward, u. h.
Anderson. None of the speeches wore
long, but they were all quito spirited
and we'll received by tho andianca- Tho
speakers sustained themselves and their
society with much credit. After tho dis
cussion was over, the judgoa, through
Rev. a. Coke Smith as spokesman, pre-
pared to render their decision, Before
stating their decision, Mr.. Smith told
one of his inimitable anecdotes, which
was to show the embarrassing position
in which the judges were placed, not
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PROCLAMAT a TBONa

June &c. 1870
, 1879-07-09
FIGHT FOR AN ESTATE,

RICHMOND, July 8,-Willlatn o. George, a
wealthy citizen, died tn 1850 intessate. soon af-
tar Lee ueorge, a nutatto, canp to Rich1uopu
aud put in clalul fur tho property in behalf Of
Ills notheF, a!ster, ard hintrlf, former slaves of
DECEASED. who were sent North boiors tho War.
'E'hc claiu, to tho property "sa based upon tho
allegation that WIIIian, D. Heorca had been
lna1fiel to ls[s mother III Philadelphia
u short time hcforo hs death. Tile
Richmond fieurgss brother, sister, nepheWs, nntt
n,ecrs of tho lcreateLl claiming to 10 hcira.at-
iuw, ienorrd thu PHILADELPHIA claimants und at
uneu begun In contest The n!attcr. Illc nrtt
trial resulted In their fayor. ln ll.u second usd
third. lhe Jury failed tu agses. A fourth trial
was sc& down for Octobcr, but tho essa bus
, 1879-07-09

NEwronr, Il. l., July 8,-at. blar3's Church
was crowded to-day, notwithstanding tho ialn,
the OCCASION being the Mass Of Requiem for tho
Prince Imperial.
nR1posroKT, Conn.,. July 8.-1bo hundfedth
anniversary Of tbs burning ol Fairfield by thu
British troops under Gen. TEyoa mas celebsstel
to-day IN shn Courthouse gFcco. The exeF"
cises we're kalutea, speegAes, pEafess7 And baa'
qu9ts.
NEW roRk, July 6-The Board Ut Aldermen.
by Tote Of III 10 5. rejected the soca!ted Vsn'
,harh!It scueme lot aA elerased railroad Ia
Fourth avenue.
Esnsai Eifpdsea to Taa T1bsa& ......
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, July a-ll,u etrret-c9s
drivers struck to-day to ba allowed to Use stoola
IN TIT platform. About Q o'clock ths mana2ess
aGrcel to tha dr1terS buying their OWL 1arus'
tAre.
Nn1 YoHx, July a-lhe Masonic Guild snd
Mutual Benefit Association has oesa ipeotpo
F4te1. -
, 1879-07-09
CHURCH SCANDAL.
4 Catholic pflast III milwaukee, Undergoing
Inquiry CuucarnsnE Ills Moral Charac-

a Cat3,nl1c prlaAt III milwaukee, IJnlorgoinE
Inquiry CuncarnsnE Ills Moral Chorac-
ter.
Ra+ctaf D1tpasca to 7ns 7sthune
MILWAUKEE, Wis, July B,-T'he trouble that
ias existed between thu Rev. Father Vahcy, OF
81. ratrick's Catholic Church, and hls cougrc-
CATION, fur uvcr year past, Is about to culm!-
nate. A short time slnrc, several leading nem-
hers OF the congregation preferred written
charges OF tntempetaueu and immortality, Us
well as financial and spiritual cEookct]ness,
against The reverend gentleman, and demanded
Its removal. Tlcsn charges arc now being tnVcsti-
Eatc,l by Vicnr-Gencra1 Donohuc, u1ilcr orders
from Archbishop Hcnns. sccrcs meeting WAS
held tonight In tie bishops Hall, at which ue-
cusers md accused confronted caeh other III
presence u the Vicar Geueral. Nothipg has
been tltyulgcA 10 The reporters concerning tue pro-
cec,it,,ss, which undoubtedly wcrc interesting.
but tlle tneft,orrs Of tile congregation threaten
tl,at, llnleKa thetr dcnlnnl& for the removal Ut
The rrrst Is complied With, they will make opon
publication Of thu entire matter from brgtuh!is,
10 End. Fa'hcr Valley IL reckless. 'defant
g,cgAttult IN A!atllsoa bufora coning htttrr. liz
;,rstctlds tu say that thrru Is puwer bohnd tI.s
thrunc ttlnt will eIcctuAilY prrTeut hiA removal
uu,l ttlcrrluro bld4 the opposition dc1Iaucr. llo
was shielded by Archbishop fleuul frum Tho l,e"
gtuung, until tho 1lght bccanls 90 bitter Us IL
tlruafeu Il disruption of the church. and, u
p1ayrlt this, the inyesttcatitm was utdrtsd.
Tho ctancc4 are decidedly sgaitst thu ollcBdh!s
neeAt.
, 1879-07-09
,JIJS'rICic.
now TuE DEMOCRATS HAVE lEAMpGnED THAI
DEPARTMENT. or THE GOVERNMENT,
Entrl7i {1fruttch to 3hs JtthRnk


now TIT. DEMOCRATS HAVE lEAMpgR.p THAT
DEPARTMENT " THE GOVERNMENT,
Ept:i7l Ifsmssch to 3He Tribune
WASHINGTON, D. c.. Ju]y ga difference OF
opinion, shr uutcotnn 0f which IL likely to have
nn important bearln: npo, tl.e wurl1 of collect
Ing tue internal revenue, las Developed Itself
between Commissioner Raun nml First Cumt,.
troller Porter, with REGARD tn the Intcrpscta-
tim Of ono sentence contained In, tlc judicial
Appropriation lill The 1uattcr Turned thu
subject at M extended conference brtwtcu the
Two officials nalnr and tho Attorncy.t; t;uncral
tls afternoon. Former BILLS making appro.
p1iattons fur lht Department of Justiro
hare continued provision upproprsat-
ing specified sum "for tho trausporta-
ton Of prisoners to tlscir place Of cnnlue.
ment"; but IN Thu bill nov undergoing
Interpretation tllu latter part OF tlis srutrncc Is
omitted, and the appropriation In made simply
"for tho transportation of prisoners" uen.
naum holds il,at this should be construed 80 as
to coEeE
ALI. TIE EXPENSES
ot tho transportation n1'lcar Of pr,soncrs from
tho time Of lhc!r urrest during trial, a,sd until
they arc finally disposed Of by the MarBhals,
und should his opinion prevail tho most im-
portant a,,l expensive portion Of tte work oe
Tho untted Stu,cs Mars!lals for tho Internal
ncyeuue bureau woa'l 10 provided for as fur a.
the appropriation could bs 1nada to 70. Fur
the remainder Deficiency would 10 created, Tor
which tho Department Ut Justice could With
uuQucstloncd prop1lrty ask Consrcsa to provide
next fall,
Judge Porter, on thu other ha,ll, tsinclincd to
the opinion that Congress mrrciy intended to
make the u4ual specific provision for tllc trans-
portatfon OF condemned prisoners from the place
Of their trial
10 THEIR PLACE OF CONFINEMENT,
the amount appropriated not being in exec4s Of
, 1879-07-09
The Department Of Justice
Beating About for
Subsistence.
Machine Politicians Still HAM
nlering at tho Civil
Service Order.
Which the President Says He
Shall Strengthen Instead
OF Relax.
DAVIS. MARE'S.NEST,
WHAT lie FINDS IN IT.

Gpfc3d& DApQlEn ia 1hf 1f7bHHh-
WASHINGTON, D. C., July S.-Some indus.
tr3ous person has brought To llrht n portion Of
the testimony taking by the Treasury Invcsti.
eating Committee Of Senator Davis. Of West
Visgtnia, wllicl, the Democrats Of the Senate
refused to have published. 1t appears TINT the
discovery upon which Senator Davis evidently
hangs tl.e most Of his sanculue expectations ia
the annual statements Of the puhllc debt malo
by tic Secretary Of tho Treasury and those
nade by the Register, Sir. Davis summoned as
mis- first witness in the Investigation Mr.. Glcnnt
". scoiie'd, REGISTER Of tue Treasury. One
single answer mas!o bg hin ecer,a to express
tho whole matter vqry clearly. Afr. scoGeld
satd:
"1hc Register formerly made his report OF tho
public debt BY what They called issuca ana re-
dcmptions. The Sccrctary's was made from
receipts and expenditures. The amount Of
bonds issued and tho amount redeemed would
b. shown on The Registers books. Dcdurting
tl,c amount redeemed from tue nmount issued
would show
TIE AMOUNT or THE rrBf.lc DEBT
IN ONO way. Tho amount Of moneys received
Oh account Of tho public debt might differ from
the amount Of issues ot bonds,-1 mean, might
tll1Icr at onu particular datc, because thcmoucys
would be received into the Treasury, aud q re-
port mado OIL tho dey would show 50 much re-
ccpts Of money, but the bonds might not be
issued for several DAYS after. A report made
on the basis ut receipts therefore, would
differ from report made on tho
h,.,s nj the ,ssura, opd so with
expenditures On behalf Of rclctnptoua. II q
hundred million OF the ! per cents hnd been
subscribed u,!l pail for on tho last day Of the
sral yeor, tic bonds would not l,ayo been fsscd
a.
ae', ~ 4 ~. w. oA'1t NV " "no
,1ee.' !. 3."'' ~ 'no "'u'o' ooo"s, Wv pu"
'tc ocot "ou'u "ppeaf !" oc '''e'c"se. os '.,'t
amount, hut tile increase would nossilo" ontllc
tssuc.books OF thu Register
uNr1r, THE ro1,tow1Na YEAR.
w t.'e " '.a' LA a'uouS
on that uay' us teFoEt "oalo sho" that fednc-
ton OF tile public debt, but the redeemed bonds
would not aEpcar t,n i!le RcCtetcrs fuplis uuttl
, 1879-07-09
ki'Q1MhlQ.

hpStIoE 17H9R91tH ~ 1R 1HHHH&
Fosp pu LAC, Wis, July 5.-uen. John Nc
nonatd, The famous IT. Louis whisky crook,
who has hccn turned out of horse atrt hoMo by
his S,lph und too much litigation, is now on
tral III tho Eruuit Court i,rrs for an assault
nuon The person Of ". Z. WtE!inrns, VI. Milnau-
kso. The assault Waa committed while Wiil-
ianIs was netting as attorney for Mrs. McDonuld
III proceedings for divorce mud allmony. SJ!rh
way recently dred out Ut d lircen.l Luke summer
rcSoTt, wt,ere she proposed 10 boarl. Mrs. Nc.
Donald 10 dying OF calscuT OF The stomach. Tie
Generals property Is ht)ua,ulered. und be Is now
uu Sral 9uF 4 perbunul assault.
, 1879-07-09

h'zoSA TE-rh0en''' NnFi%S?gr % esuGItf%S. f. Itf%S.ScocK.
rrt.cotr, yavnra, County. ,.,,,,, ,r-,.,
oLonaDo-canon C,.y. Fremont County: - ,,,vv
'enFe'' "'"''''''0 eHHhtf WEhf.e. SMITH Z MACON.
oe'fse'o*'' e'e.' creek TnoNis 4Ga1Ns{is MITCHELL.
ARorA 6iS hSTSsGf' H. sieGufcEs Ss'a}i
Il. y. RMiT1f
1''N,'s-"'.a'' ' .,, .s,ess 1MXssErr WHARTON.
n''''"'"s''" '' 1sE:i.btix %EIbox T. McsuLrA.
Carmi wi!tu County,
Charleston, Coles County. ......
Chicago. Cook County, ,vou,, w ,,.,,,,,..,
Decatur. Mncon County. ......
Gcnovn, Kane County. ..,
'''''''0"S''' -''"'"''"''' e'a"'stc ". n1Iss.
''s2*99Sts MtlaSs. llatSSEse%s %ii4Ecr iGi24nsE &1rrlscorr
."|' - ' ' GEonuE ". ngnDMAN.
Mssshalt Clark County.
Monmouth. waT!s9 t. 6: G9.asty. .y ,,,r, -. .n,rn
1onuE f. HUSTON.
J.S. READING.
''o''''''' "'"''''"' e'"'|' wM. !. Mccoy,
Oregon. ogls County.
ottawa. Lafalln County. ..
Paxton, Ford County.
TcEtu, Tazcwcls County.
,.... u...,.,nuu,x An. SAWYER.
ieo''s' 'eof'' e0''t: tt::i.ATrr nros. 4 ut.Rt,11
rc,crburgh. McnarJ Counly. :.s.'.1.',,
r.ttsf,cld. p,su couutv - !" ''e-' f-'s''H1'
ou,ocv. Adsm. co,ntx THUS. "soHtHiSaIoS.
noctfo,d ,v,nncs, a..owt ~ ronctv q H'c1t"NpsoS'
she,hy,t,,1c shribv eonn,v " M' bhAAEE'
sc,,,rncst. s,noor,or t!nsntr 1oS HhML4S'
s''''s'e'o' s''R''"'h F%TToS i;?".1t d LAsru1s1,,
e''''''"' ''"''''e COUNTY, ALVIN r, GREENE,
e's"'''''s' '''NA'o eo'"'' LOWELL & cAnSEs.
Tusco1a. Dougias Gn4nty 9,It ,r,,,,n,,,,
Crbann, Champaign County. :.
r.,..,., ,.o.n.,.c r. VAN Donsrox.
..n,,, .,.,n. >..,,. EFT hTEA"Ss d AENos.
...m,o.,.u,,. u......~ Inos: n. EELLs.
49,. o".-.- ciiAs. Ii. TRAVIS.
.,..,..u.. sYuoD 4 WOOD.
Fowler. Dcnton County. .,....-.
Frankfort. Clinton County.
CLAThAuGH 4 1I1G1SnoTIfAAl.
HunttnEton. Huntington County.
r,a,.,.,,,t. s,.,,,r r,,,.v '"sEf!1 L. eLoIT'
r.n,,,,a r.n.,, con,.x MN. WALLACE.
Feru' Miami County, ', ,,,,,
soatia Bend St. Joseph County: rIn,tt}Y;:1us nnnnAnn
Remington, Jasper County :. ,
Term 1f.ute. Vim r:ouu,x. 1' NJ ." Del"
4e''" ''"use' ''ko ee"1t'' 1axuc l. ur,rrrr
Valparaiso. Porter County. NV '""
oWA-Ado, pailas County. ~ '1''''t 'f'4'''
JOHN D. WHITE
hnAH,ota. Jones County.
Boone, t,oone couu.y. .. -. = ' 1tAos'
, 1879-07-09

'''''1A'tht 'fI<tos"I9S AiIoAA0 fHHAhks %h%ehe'
lowA-hosan' l'nrrt'on t;?spty, t., ,r c.nwpr,
a'fe's0' Iowa c9FGEaHt;si 9FGEaHt;siAs, HUGHES 4 xrnx
Mount Pleasant, Henry Count Il: .,,., ~,
Nufcstlnc, Musca.'nc County: :,,v,v . ,.vxp
Nevada. Storey County, ,,,a.,,r. .~,,,,r
~" 'A''p'''' .''''k'''" eouniiii niiIiAaf SHAVER
Newton, jasper County. .,,,,.,.
EorIhwood. Worth County.
''e' ''''sAs" >'a BROWN 4 BISHOP
ossuloo'a, Mahuska County. y:.,,.aa . ,,,1,o,.
ottusnva, wapeilo COUNTY. -, 49,, .,...,.
1sock RapidA Lyon County. r,,r.
stoax City. Woodbury. Comfy. y:..,,
Ttptnn, Cedar County. ..
Toledo, Tama County. ..-..--..
Vtnton, benton County.
,r.. 0. .ssn .., ''1"N aiEoRoE onpwAr.
i. 4 n. LEONARD.
KASsAs-Atcht'on Ateh!:e9 .~af;Ssy Gfoaaty 1v.oapxrn
Durltrgame, osaEc couutY. x,.. .,...,...
Council Grove Morris G9S9.y ;Dn Ny;or = ur,,71,.,,
''.-' hhFAyE7TE KNOWLES.
Independence Montgomery c01nsy; nnX,r,, an.ss,
.""''"e' ''''H'"' s'''' SAMUEL a. RIGGS.
1'e""''''' AS~'e""'''' ~' Ii. aRrswoLD.
1sons. Rice County. ..,,,,,.
.A' ''"'""@S PEcK. RYAN & JOHNSON.
'' '"" j.. II. nALDEnsToN.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. h''he"$eHhi! sk&mis d WRIGHT.
- ""'. o T1NDALL 4 T1EpALr..
i|"'''' ''s' ~o"' TURNER 4 SMITH.
Houshtsn. Honshton County 49, nn,,,nxv
1shpc,ninR. Marquette conns .a;,.,,.>,
~..,.N " ~ John D. coSEkT.
'''' 1' GRO. NJ. nuCK.
.sTEfitESsoa i McLAUonL1y.
''' ~ IRA r. RANDALL.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oh''fHX'iRs 'fXRa afsn'zi KILLER.
Sorthacid, Ntec County: ...,,,,.,,,
. .''0 ~ !. II. nuRL1SoAME
-: Faint Paul. Ramscy County.
M1ssoun1-Chiltcothc, Livingston County. -
Kansas City. jnckaon County,.
l'lattsbnrg. Clinton County. --.--
st, Icni: g., Iomyt. u County; ~ 49,,
MONTANA rkltoFt '''n''n 5oS GhS1." s. bS%SEi1r GGS1i
Virginia City. s1ad!son County.
NEpRhsKA-AlbIon. Boonc Counts. ""
HALE Il ascEwES.
~ veg, - THOMAS L. Gn1rFy.
Grand island. Hall County.
~ 80 "oSA@4s1t
OLIVER II. SCOTT.
Lincoln. Lnneaatcr County
0' N. L. HAYWARD.
..'' ]. n. TIlURsToS.
.,.,,-', 49,. WHEELER d gr0NE.
Sidney. Cheyenne County. :. .-..-.....
Tccumacn. johnson County,
York, York County.
oH1o-Clcveland. cuyaMasa G, County; ,,,,,.r.,.
TExAs-Dp!!as, palla. co;nt5. - 4A4''' -" VII
UTAH rEERlTonr-o G!,y; Wph:r conn!y: -
TENClVAL j. DAlttsATT.
e"'' ''e"s o'N'' F.. D. 11ooE.
w1scoSs1S-A'ms' nuna1o c%cnE.y;; % y ,,oern -
llnllwtn, St, Croix County. ..~'..'
Chippewa rnI'. Chippewa cosn!y:, '.,..r,.'''
S' o'' ..NA o'@.'' y XLFli:Ep II. GIBBONS.
Green nay, Brown County,
NORRIS 4 ELLIS.
Jonesv'l'e' 1soek cognty; t,y;,roen =, n,r,v.,,n,,,
Madteon. Dane County.
Neil1svtl1c. Clark County,.
H. j. aIACDRluf:,
CilAiLEs ". FELKEH.
Rsctnc, l,Acihe County.
HENRY r. FULLER.
vre1na, Vernon County.
s'' - ssNNAo oiN+
~"...-.. JOHN A. KELLOGG.
WYOMfkGTEHn[Tusf-E uIhthl, ClEnty.
+. A, THOMAS.
, 1879-07-09

CINCINNATI. O., Juir S.-'rla trial OF Dufortl,
tho murderer o1 Judge Etliut, at Frankfort,
ky,, seyeral mouths ago, WIS set Tor commence
meut before Judge MeNamara ut Oweutou, Ky,
to-day. When thu cass was called this morning
witnesses for tho Suits were present, hut Bu-
iourt we're absuut. The Judge declared his de-
termination 10 try the caAe Ut this term Of court.
, 1879-07-09

FonT WAYNE, Ind, JULY 8.-Last wcck tho
police rallied low house, ono Of the inmates OF
which, natncl Emma johnson, jumped from q
kecondstory window to escape, sustaining IN
1urIcs which caused her denth Inst night Her
body WIS Inferred to-day In the potter's Field.
THIS wnn,nn was tho wtfo OF u respectable
tacehanic Mt Woodbutn, this county, but q few
uunt.s ago she deserted him, came to this city,
and outcred upon life OF 4eEHlatiun.