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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-10
r !. ,T,yrror "a us,s... rnf.rre DAYS.
IS - 49,
Hy. f.. r.. Coot. Auction er,
I. sss 1911 Main street.

AUcTIOH sALEs...Fnfnre says. q
ny r.. r.. Gook.s Aiic tianeer, 4
81 1911 Main street.
I. sKE Bar HORSE AT AUeTio !.
On SATURDAY, Iii instant ut 1O5s claeh.
WIN sca nc ffie stabie Of Thomas Z: turner, Eso'
sos.l 81 8 and t5l 10 Frankita street,
BE BAY HORSE, 15,l hands high.
said orse TO be sold for account and risk OF ~
ia yipr, who failed 10 comply with the terms Oh s'e
sf &. Jsnuars o e - Z. B.GooK. Auc.ioncer.
nv TT,ryenrorsI q CO.. Stock Auc,ionecrs,
h! 81 gofuce; I'll Main street, iBichmond,Va. /
rxTE SHALL SELL At: PUBLfe AUC-
h EyfTIfN. ar otir Office IS Mniu streets Rich
noni,s on MONDAY. January 13. 1879, ut y
O'Clock. the following STOCKS, belonging to tic
es so sares os sfSsk pLAyTERs
900 shares STOCK FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
So R ssares sTdGR VIRGINIA FIRE AND MA
n Is lshares STOCK CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO
co shares STOCK NATIONAL BANK OF
80. VIRGINIA. Richmond; .@
5000 viRG fNIK tUNsoL. COUPON BoNDs;;
1000 CITY OF PETERSBURG EIGHT-PEK-
CENT. SPECIAL TAX COU pom BONDS;
5000 VIR GINIA ThX-RECEiVABLE CoU-
and such otter a1 BONDS and STOCKS as may be Of
'sEe' 0e'of' '''e va - 'i DAVENPORT & CO,
jas = Stock Brnkers and Anc ioneers.
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VIRGINIA STEAMBOATcIIan
COMpASI'S
JANE SR1VER LINE,
FOR
NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH,
ALL REGULAR LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER
CONNECTING AT
NORFOLK WITH THE BAY-LINE.
FOR BALTIMORE. PHILADELPHIA. NEW
YORK, AND BOSTON.

The fast and elegant steamer ARIEL, Captain
Z. c. CLIFFORD carrying the United States MALL,
leaves Richmond for abovc-named places every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, aud FRIDAY, at
A. nj. sd. '
Fare to Norfolk or Portsmouth,. .:..........$ Q so
Fare for round "trip, good for two days.. so
Fare for round trip, good for SEVEN days.. 8 90
Fare for round trip, unlimited. ...........". 90
Fare TO BaillmOre w
Fare to Philadelphia. ............ 50
Fare to New YORK. .....................".. %
Fare 10 Boston. s..,....... 10 81
Through tickets sold at CARRIERS. S26 Main street
Exchange Hotel. AID On board steamer. Baggage
checked through. -s...r-".t fH..g .
The LIMITED TICKETS named above are on sale
only ut CARRIERS S26 Main street, and Exchange
Hotel. ..... -. .--,.. :
Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth:
Newborn, Washington, and Tarboro', N. c., aud all
landings on Tar river: Washington, D. c., Hanlp
ton, and Eastern Shore or Virginia, and regular
landings on James river, at lowest rates.
The steamer ARIEL has lately been almost en-.
lirely rebuilt and refurnished In an elegant and
costly manner, and is confidently recommended as
the FASTEST and most comfortable steamer that has
run on this route for many years. -.
r. l.. o. TATUM. Superintendent
+ ...... .a 903 Main street and Rockets.
j. W. MCCARRICK. Agent. Norfolk. sc 1
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A con meets for, Milton. NC.
Connects for AsheviiIe and all points IN western
North Carolina daily. except sunday.
| connects for Macon aud all points In southwest
Georgia. ,,1,.s T., Fl,
ridc. l. r.,,..
Gcorgis, and Chatianoogs, Nashville, Memphis, and
all Texas points, -
Yicks burg. ,,-r-...
Trains from the aboye-named points arrive IN
Richmond ut 1:43 P. II. and 7:43 A. NJ.
Trains Between Greensboro and Salem run daily
except Sunday.
run through or Train No. l from New York and
Tichmori TO Atlanta, and from Greensboro % Au-
gusta, aud on Train No. from New York and Rich
mond to Savannah. .s., + 49,
Tickets sold 10 all points south, southeast and
southwest. and baggage checked through.
Freight Train No. 8, leaving Richmond at 3 50 A.
b.. and No. O. arriving IN Richmond 1t 1l:26 A. M,
will have accommodations for Il few Second-class
passengers. who must purchase tickets before get
ting rhe tram. No passengers will he allowed on
other freight trains.
No lay-oyer checks given on local tickets.
49,. JOHN K. MACNURDO.
Ca General Passenger Agent.
Il. N. L. TALCOTT, General Superintendent. r
de so
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DILL AID Ell A, RICH EERSA
4 MOND. AND NORFOLK STEAM sszSE =
SHIP LINF.-FOR PHILADELPHIA, FALL
RIVER AND THE EAST VIA FALL RIVER,
THREE TIMES A WEEK.-urtil further no
tee the steamers Of this line viii make trI-Teek!5
THURSDAY. and SATURDAY, and Richmond
every TUESDAY. FRIDAY. and SUNDAY, CON.
meeting at Philadelphia with ClyGc's New England
L, Inc for Fall River. -. =
QUICK TIME-FREQU ENT DEPARTURES
Low EST RATES. -
Freight received daily until o'clock p. M. .
JAMES w. MCCARRlCK, -
General Southern Agent, Richmond, Va.
WILLIAM z. CLYDE & Co.
|ts....'"' General Managers,
no23 No. IL South Wharves. Prladephia.
4 CHEAP FREIGHT g Trr RATEsess
H. POWHATAN LINE for BALTIMORE
81 ...:s. AND THE WEST. T. IL -.
AND THE ..-, (.
CANTON INSIDE LINE for PHILADELPHIA.
The steamers SHIRLEY END DEFIANCE VIII
leave from Twenty:second and Dock streets every
WEDNE SnAY at 12 NJ. and SATURDAY ut z.
u. Through bills OF lading signed to all Canadian,
northern. and western points al low rates.
( ......r Il. r. DOUGLASS, Agent, .
fee Twonty-second and Dock streets. -
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REV. JOHN KERsHAw expects torrcach ~ y
Wilmington on Thursday, January ~, At -
O'Clock a. m.
READ the secret workingS..of the Eadicais
to hc !oundi in another column, ana Paloo''
COrio2O.
If YOU want to prosper and be happy aon
begin the year by borrowing newspapers.
EnGEn< will Sell YOU groceries cheaper IMAM
any house in town for cash, try INN.
THERE will be divine service ut TRINITY OH
Saturday next ut II O'Clock.
ME>SIS. Jacob MILLER & SuN are pre-
pared IL lien III your crop.
THE Ttn]Hon Iy,ru11 has changed ltS liaiiic
to the ROck I'M Hcruid.
CRAZY Lot was sent to the asylum i'S'
Monday morning.
Plenty Of lien blanks for sale nj inc 1TeS"
0ud HGnncr Office. .
Rm;EKS prices suit the hard time, 20 anu
see him.
SrECapt. PERKINS, tax notice, ana Har"on
tardOZo.
THE Orunccbmg Democrat is Il g"oo n''
paper.
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The Press and Banner.
Wednesday, Jan. %, 1879.


We notice in riany OF our exchanges that .
number Of GOO citizens residing IN diiicr'ii'
sections of the counties in which those papers
are located ar contributing N''iutpic iii'ni'
NATION upon he natural advantages and re-
sources OF their respective counties. "iili'
giving n synopsis Of current events IN men
respective ncighhorhCodS. Such. c"Htrihu'
lions not only make the paper lnicr">tln"
and valuable. but attract the attention "i
capitalists, emigran:S and others who may
wish to invest in manufactures or purchase
homes and other property at the SCUM.
Probably NJ county in South Car"iina pres
cnts more inviting advantages to persons
who wish to engage in any uf I'll" manTiac-
turing, mechanical or other industries IMAM
the County Of. !Ahbcvil!c. Its climate is rpU:t-
bic. genial and remarkably healthy, while
within its borders are to be found some nj the
finest water powers upon this continent. ON
the Saluda there arc Erwin'S Shoals. near
Uonca Path, BoaZliian'S shoals. near Ninety
Six, Mat:ox'S Shoals. at knights Bridge. OPP
posite Donald>villc. and perhaps o'hcr
shoals: on the savannah there Is one Eun-
dred and sixty feet Of fall in seven miles ct
Lambert'S Shoals. the property III C"'ol"l j.
r. Calhoun. Besides. these immense water
powers on inexhau>tiblc streams. Long Cane,
Little River. Rocky River. Turkey creek,
Hog skin, Curitail, Hard Labor, ami other
streams furnish more water power than
would driv We all the machinery of New Eng
land. Prominent anon. the valuable pow
crs or the great rivers we would i,irntl0n'
Kettrick's Mills; Pratt'S Mills: Barnes
Low ndesville Mills: the Mills at Wa:rcn;On :
Spears Shoals where there is 4 fall Of nfiN
feet on q large stream and about Il hundred
other places where untold Volumes OF water
run idly by every day. They arc little arprc-
ciated now, but they will in future years
prove to be II source OF greater wealth than
the gold mines OF California;.
All these advantages. If properly ventilated
would soon attract men OF enterprise ana
capital who would utilize them and make
them contribute immensely 10 the wealth
and general prosperity OF the county. .
Our water power howcrci only n small
portion OF our material wealth. Our farming
lands are excellent. Out owing to the chaotic
state OF existence here they have almost no
marketable value. Lands here sell for one or
two dollars an acre which will bring crops OF
rs much money value. as do the high priced
lands OF the New England States
that sell for a hundred times as much
AS our lands. Our climate is better than
theirs. If the Union Times secs anything
strange about this notice, lct him hold his
tongue,
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nIiil Way Items.

! HEooKs, ore of the conrictS on me hrcch'
wood * Augusta ltai:r"ad. RECEIVED q PARTON
! o0r dav las. week. He eaS tho hnrp!">t Gre"
tnrr. r~rrl,Nl'S. ON the c!rth. loaI,E IN praise
of GOV, Nalnptun aud his friends. who were
instrumental in getting him his PARTON
Eronks was one of tho first couEictS hr""g!t
M, has never received q lick, scarcely Tciri'
! nards has always done good Work. true "ork
hence his pardon. He says he is going home
and "Sin no more
g.: REV. A. =. SLrAN OF Tennessee, formerly o;
this State and brother of our much cltcrmcu
friend Rev. II. 7. S'oan.i is on visit 10 req,
lives and friends. &c preached Il Srlchuin
Surmon nj Lower Long tsnc last sunday
frrm . Peter, 3 chap. and Il verse. lie IS Il
Christian gentleman and a cond rrcaehrr. hui
serious fears are entertainer Win reference u
his cyc$ight which is rtpitiv ialilng MN.
/ G.. II. LISrlcrN, E~SQ.-TniS gentleman, for
n,rrlv of MI. Airy, y. G.. who is we'll AMI FL
vorably known throughout the Southern Por'
ton OF the county has bought n part Of INC
"Grltlin Place" on Hard Labor near whi.o
Hall. and has gone to work with a vim. hNin"
worth rom the Oil North state Success
to him IN his ncw enterprise.
REV. S. p. II. EI.wEIL. much to theera'il
cation of his numerous friends has been re-
turned to the south Abbcvillc Circuit: ~
/ has entered upon his laboriouS work ana MI
ell his appointment Mt Tranquil last Slon''H
afternoon. He breaches ut Tranquil NJ II
O'Clock a. III. on the first Sabbath and p, m
on the third.
Mr.. Ed. o has leased his place near Mil
Way 10 Mr.. James ". Erwin. ana nlnNcM
above the village. near Antrcrllle., MS NIL
Way friends speak in high terms OF him.
.ME. JANIS II. WIDEaAN has been elect
e To take charge OF the Mill Way Academy
II" is competent. and will make one OF tho
b 81 teachers In the County.
REV, b. +. MILLER breaches to four church
eS Uorr,,. Dorn'S Mine, Bculnh and Buffalo
preaching at each church in the order nniIlcd,
com mcEcing 1T Horcb.
THE numerous friends Of Vincent Griffin,
ESD. are rejoiccd M his appointment :S TIL
al Justice. Griffin Is Il good fellow, noble soc
of q noble sire.
WE are pleased to learn from all sections
the county that there Isl great interest being
manifested in our public schools.
DIR. LEWIS PERRIN paid visit, lately. &c
his friends on Hard Labor, much to tleir graf
iticatiOn.
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CoIorcd Conference.

The A.. N. L. Conference met last Friday nj
Newberry in annual session. Bishop Erowr
prisiding. This conference IS not cntcrnin.
Gus with the bounds Of the state but takes in
only the Districts OF Abbcvilic, Columbia
Aiken, Sumter and StatcSburg. There were
about one hundred delegates in attendance
and the Session will last over week. Rev,
Mr., Jefferson, pastor Of the Abbeville con.
gregatiOn is In attendance, with other colorcd
Methodist preachers OF this county. Key. Mr.
SImons, OF the white Methodist churcl,
preached to colorcd MethodiSiS in the after
noon. and Rev. Mr.. Martin OF the Prcsbytc.
rian Congregation, preached TO the same con
creation at night.
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The EdgCffcId Advertiser

Still continues It's elegant portraits and bio.
graphical sketches of distinguished CAROLYN
ians and Southcrmers, having alreldp given
Calhoun. McDuiiie, Governors HAMPTON.
Vance. and NickollS. and Generals Butler,
Gary, and others. Printed on a new Goth.
rel!s 4 Babcock Press, and using fine calrn-
dercd news, it is the cheapest illustrated papc
In America; only 81 q year. Address, THE
ADVERTISER, Edge1eld, S, c.
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FENCE NOTICE

IN obedience to tho Act Of General AS
Z semblv We will let to tho lowest bid
der at kbbaville G.. r.. on Tuesday the
2l.t instant the contract for building tic
fence on the line between Ahbeville and
Edgeticld counties. The fence 10 DO =
substantial fence, staked and rideh, 20 be
not less than five feet high, with good
gates on all roads, public and private,
leading from one county to the other,
with good water-gaps at the crossing OF
all streams. TIE contract will be lot by
Township lines. Contractor having the
right to sub-let or make arrangements
18th parties on either side OF tho line, SO
there is y good fence between The coun-
ties. Fence to be kept for twelve months
by the contractor. He will DO required
~ give bond and good security for tho
faithful performance Of contract.
Further particulars given ON day oil
letting.
BY order OF the 2"ard.
G. NJ. MATTISOT,
Chairman.
ucr. :, 1879. =.
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Letting Out the Fences.

Yesterday the County fences We're let out
by townships in front OF the Court House. IN
the lowest bidder. Contracts were awarded
as follows:
Ninety-Six, l2E miles to John r, Tolbcrt at
SlG0.M a mile.
White Hall, tx miles to ". G. Ross at
$4,000 a mile.
Indian Hill, III miles tot. ", Black, at
sfiO.U q mile.
Bordeaux. G+ miles 10 Catlet Corley, Mt
SlG5.W u mile.
Total length OF fence 3iI miles total cost
S4.43I, to pay which a tax Of threc-fourthS OF
one mill Is levied on ell the property in the
county, which will raise about S3.om. leaving
q balance TO be provided for by future Lesis-
iation.
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OFFICERS Of Palmetto Lodge No. 81
Knights OF Honor for the term ending jun
81. 1919:
T. p. Quarlcs, S. p. d.
j. W. Perrin, d..
II. d. Wilson, V. d..
]. F. Lyon. y. D..
J. +. c. DuFrc. Chap.
&. 4. Nisanski. Guide.
W. A. Tcmplcton, Reporter.
j. S. Barnwrll, r. Rep.
A.. 4. W'arLkiw. Treas.
J. NJ. Giles. Guardian.
j. kurtz. Sentinel.
Is. a. Brcazca!c.
Trustees. : J. T. Robertson.
II. w. Perrin.
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Delinquents.
Railroad Tax Notice.
TREAsURER's OFFICE, Abbeville G. II,
January 81, 1879.

81 AM instructed blythe Board Of Directors
to publish the following List Of Parties who
are Delinquent and have not paid the Rail-
road tax. Notice is hereby given that the
time for payment Of said LAY is hereby cx-
tended until Saturday, the 18th February
next. After that time I will proceed to col
lect by levy and distress as prescribed by
1ow
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The Mexican dollar Is worth scventy-tlvt
cents in this market; and IS not much wanted
\ young lady cnterc! one q! oar dry goods
stores. ,n! injured for stockings. "N'E:.l
number, MISE" "Why, two, Of course, you
don't suppose I've got n wooden leg, dc
you?"
HAVING heard that Nr. Lawson was selling
ont his stock OF tobacco and cigars ~ cost, Ht
ed us i, vas no humIua, 6ul that he was ac
tual!y going Ort of the Business, Go and buy
your tobacco and cigars cheap before they are
all gone. IF
&c to the Post Office aud buy you tobacco
ut cost, il is ;oiug fast ani VII soon b. gone
be IN time and buy where you c;n get i,
cheap. n
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Total colored applicants...
RECApIrCLArrCS.

REHABILITATION.
First Grade CcrtiticateS..""..."..".".""" -
Second Grade ccrlifcatcs...".""....."""." 20
Third Grads acrtiilcaius ......"....""..... ~
Total number Of ccrtiilcates..."-.""..... lhS
Total failures. ~
Grand total examined. lA
We nre glad To be abba to report great In
provelnent In the value OF the examination
uapsrs as compared with thuSeOf last year An
Improvement of y per cent III the papers OF
the white candidates and ~ to ~ per ccnt III
lilo paprrs Of the colorcu candidates., FOUR
white Candidates made nearly perfect papers,
and q culurcG candidate attained the high
Der ceutncc vi 81 OH the first grade questions,
The white candidates SenerIliy shoW !" I sh
Grammar, but not equally proficient III hlSto'
nv and geography, 1t Ii curious TO observe
in many papers this strange anomaly
"a most accurate technical kow!adge OF INC
rules OF grammar, Of parSinS and analysis,
while the candidates Scotn unable W apply
their knowledge to practice and are mark,
low in composition. The average percentage
gained in spelling il notas high Us 1t should
&c,
As to Tho colorsd candidates, they arr
chiefly deficient in arithmetic and geography
while moderately advanced in English gram
MIR and history. Their marks in arlthmctl<
are very low, ia grammar tloy are high, al
though tlcy seem Less able than the NhltC
candidates 10 reduce their knowledge tt
practice. Their spelling il greatly improved
Altogether the examination Was highly sat
isfactory u the Examiners, The papers rand
I'd in showed . gratifying. Improvement IN
the efficiency Of the tcacLerItof our county
and the IL candidates who gained certificates
represent II much higher standard OF pro!eS'
stonal ability than tle public schools Of oul
county have hitherto known.
Respectfully submitted.
W. =. BENEr,
l.. W. WHITE.
Examiners.
d. CRAWFORD,
School Commissioner.
Abbeyille S. G.
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The Cheapest Watch yrt.--Award OF
the Paris Exposition.

The award of the Judges at the Worlds En-.
n rSiiiou, M Paris, France, this year, in regard
t. the superiority of French and swiss watch
G, over those Of American and English manu-.
Ctcturrs. can not iai. to surprise tho public
The iGca has been extensively promulgated
during the last ten years, throughout the
length and breadth OF the land. that .Ameri.
can watches, Tor wear, reliability and general
scrvicrabIcncSS, were superior To those of any
other manufacturers In the weird but the
decision just rendered.. coming as II does,
f. ON COMMITTEE so constituted ;'> L" preclude
the IDEA that their !cc:slon Was arrived ~
ui"n any other grounds th;tn The intrinsic
merits of tn" articles submitted, Will Tor 4
ing trldc ~ this country. Let II be once cs-
tablislled as Il fact that French ana SHics
watches are superior Ia Ei'Sh, more nicely
u,h,It"d 10 The rhHngcS Of the ctimdtr, less H00tc
10 get ont ~ orCcr-which apI ear To be the
maln points in the decision of The jud!rS-
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Fifst radc-MaIc."......-""....''"'.
Females NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. U
Total. 4
Second Gradc-Ma'es
Females l
Total
Third
FeLlalCa ......."."....... D
81
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SALUIk7GnY.

yErITH friendly greeting VIC wish n happy
w Sew Year to all. And while we are not
unmtndfnl nr The eventual year that has just
nr.i.t hat the contraction ct the currency.
that the general and whnlc,al. SEGREGATION
midst with tho low rricc % cotton. all cornbl-
nthhavc caused the hn7a tlrn-s to be serious;
~ felt, get .iill We think We hare good
carsc to be hopeful. The quiet election, gold
vt par, and res.mrtIna assured, with the
very lesson which the hard times. have i'm
pressed uron vs., economy, and the fact,
that surely, the bottom has at last heel reach
ed. all enables us toturn with. Frightening
lorcsiothc future. Forourselvsiwe thank our
friclids for the liberal patronage bestowed up
on rs In our new understanding Dry Goods
Business. And trust by proper effort on
our part aud making it 50 the interest OF buy
crs to foster, and increase the same. Request
ing all parties indebted to US by way of &C,
count 10 call and settle same at once. aud
again extending our best wishes for the com.
We remain, very respectfully,
". JOEL SMITH & SON.
Ian & ISIS. 81
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School Examiners Report.

Hon. HUGH S. THOMPSON,
!Snc ISuperinh ndcHh W Euucntion:
DEAR SI.;-The examination OF candidates
for Tic position Of public school teacher in
AbhcviIlc county took place ON Wednesday
and Thursday. 18th aud 18th Instant, i'll The
Court House. The white candidates were en-
amincd ON Wednesday, the colnrcd on Thurs
day. The following number Presented them
selves for examination ON the respective
tlnrs.
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GREAT INDUCEMENTS

TIROM now until the end OF the b ,idays,
f. We will offer some extraordinary bar.
gains in Dress Goods. WorStcd :nd Silk
Fringcs Millinery and Fancy G'. sls. Call
and see for yourselves. Terms Cas-
r. il. HADD.N O.
Dec IL f6Z8
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Elegant Goods
Cloaks from $3.50 t os12.5O.

rIrHE attostion OF the Ladies' are respect
fully and specially called to the follow.
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y r. ATTL T.
SOAP FACTORY
A. H. HECKAON. Proprietor.
Commercial Street, Seattle.

Manufacturer Of . superior sxticie Of waaAtne
and Toilet Soap below San Francisco pricss.
Nershssts snd ethesS vii And 10 70 ths1s ~
vantage 10 Datrsoiss home industry.
NsAf
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n NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT rHI
pArtnership heretofore sxist'ns under the
arm nsne OF Dumas sanders, doing bsssnea
in Dlakely. washington Territory. 10 this day
dissolved by mutuai consent Z. q. earderS vii
pay oil dsbts Of the old Arm and collect al
moneys due the came. AMI continue the business.
ALEX. DUMA1.
Z. q. 1ANDER0.
Biassly. v. T.. Ass. IL. issa. alidAv3v
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-09
HYDRAST Hose-vERN CHEAP.
7Sf BROwNE25S Second st.
Court-IIOuse Notes.

The County Court, which is the
boss squires, were occupied with prop
erty assessments the whole Of this
forenoon. They adjourned for an
hour at noon for lunch. When they
adjourn this afternoon it will be until
next Monday morning.
Licenses to marry have been issued
yesterday and to-day to G.. w. Rob.
ertson and Mrs. May Wilkerson, w.
R. Baker aud Miss Josephine Potts,
j. 2. McAndrew and Matte Ii.
Powell, n. Mcclure and Lizzie
Thompson, Ed Wilson aud Ada
Brown.
Allen Walker, black, was convicted
In the Criminal Court to-day of carry.
ing a dirk knife. The court had not
passed sentence at noon. Johu Henry,
an escaped penitentiary convict, with
two years aud a half to serve, was also
convicted and sentenced to thirty
days in the county Jail. lie will just
work out the remainder Of his term
at the Nashville institution.
William johnson, the rapist, is to
be tried on Friday next, unless some.
thing in the way of an obstacle pre-
vents. The Criminal Court judge has
appointed NJ. d. L. Stewart aud w. T.
Reeves as his counsel, and ordered a
yenIre Of 500 persons from which to
select a jury. Johnson was brought
in from Brownsville on yesterday,
arraigned in court, plead not guilty,
and remanded to the county Jail.