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, 1879-05-31
DAYTON DIAMONDS.
A lonely drunk inhabits the calaboose.
Spring suits are what keens us in c;oaru

a lonely drunk inhabits the calaboose.
Spring suits are what keeps US in cigars.
Terrific storm in the mountains Sunday eve.
Arment has resumed business at his old
stand.
Capt. German will take you around the horn
for two bits.
Bound for paradise Mary E. Davidson and
Albert Baldwin
Ground squirrels towards Snake river are
destroying grain
d. c. Gurnsey has been taking in the Al
powa mining district
We hear an ugly rumor but will wait until
it becomes developed
Cad's swing in the grove is the place TO take
your gal Sunday afternoons.
Several bands of sheep in Smith Hollow are
being dipped for the scab.
The Lewiston telegraph line is completed to
the top of the Alpowa grade.
A merchant who bought his blankets at the
Dayton Woolen Mills Sot rich.
Joy is fitting up the lower part of his new
building for q court room and auditors office.
Brewster, Sr., has moved into his large new
house to give Brewster, Jr. sea room to foun-
der in.
Mrs p. Annetta Peckham is billed for q
course Of lectures on temperance, commencing
on the 9Th of June.
There are seven saw mills running constantly
within L miles of Dayton with an average
cutting capacity of 1000 feet per day.
Jesse Day is kicking right straight out from
behind at the city charter He thinks if he
can hit it in the center it will ''bust."
Potatoes are worth cents per pound. There
Is not 4 farmer in the country but what has
land that will produce 100 bushels per acre.
Our town was visited this week by Rev
Father 4 Diomedi, Of the Fort Colville Mis-
sion, also MIR. Upton, the legal arm of Hawley,
/ DOdd & Co.
Two white men have broke out on Salmon
river. We understnd that the authorities are
try;fy to organize band of Indians to capture
them.
Now is the time for an excursion to Jupiter.
1 Vents or Mars, as the present proximity Of
their planets to the earth will cause reduc-
ton in the fare.
Wolfe, Robinson, Rogers & Co. 5 fume from
| the mountains is completed about 60 rods. A
! streak Of creased lightning is no where along.
/ side OF d boar! coming thro .sh 1t.
! Court will can"eue here on the 18th Of June.
for 4 two weeks session. The docket is full
/ and the mas;nates Of justice will draw the du
/ cats from the delinquent, and curb the un'
/ tau.el ferocity Of the criminal.
( We, in company with Jake Stencil, took q
( trip to Grange City last Sunday, where We
! were hospitality entertained by Capt. Hunter
! ana lady. The captain informed US that he
would ship upwards of 1900 tons Of grain from
I there this s!..in5.
H was stranger, and stood leaning on the
pump in front of Heniersho:ts livery stable
I \ beautiful smile of pleasure played fitfully
/ across his :aultless and aristocratic counter.
/ ancc and lie solilolu;zed in q tone Of pathetic
sweetness (as he gazei upon the grain clad hills
in the distance Alas my heritage has beer
restored to me \ deck of strippers and der
ringer will make the sturdy husbandman con
tribute to my wants.
| Z. P. UNuM.
, 1879-05-31
BUSINESS LOCALS.
TINE PLACE.

For the concentrated essence OF backbone
manufactured on the north bank Of the Monon-
eabela river. and warranted not to shake the
nerves of an infant, go and see Tempest Itis
supplied to Hayes by Zach Chandler, when he
heSitates to veto = bill
, 1879-05-31

The Seventh Day Adventists are preparing
to hold large camp-meeting about 1--WE miles
NJ Mill creek, on the farm Of George Evana
They have selected beautiful grove and de-
sign to make it attractive and pleasant to all
who may wish to attend. This meeting will
commence June 4th and continue TO the 10th.
Several speakers viii be present, among whom
will be Elder S. N. Haskell, one Of the gener-
al conference committee from Battle Creek,
Michigan. A large tent will be pitched On the
the ground in which the services viii be held
A cordial invitation is extended to everybody.
, 1879-05-31

Asw MAP oF TIRE CRY. We have examined
Al'T msp of the city OF Walla Waila com
.l0i 'ni executed for y Reeves Ayres by +.
wen an'' \. h. Weed. Its evidently tpe
''k Of skilled irau;htsman and is A thor
IN "oFk ot at. It inc,uAsS al the latest
,1.'''' AMI is complete in every particular.
t.l''eai eol'Ts have been usci for the various
''l.''"n', 50 tla; one can see At i glance where
a,a "liilon enl> Should any oF the real
s'A:e agents or lawyers in town desire copy
'li' 'aiRahIe map, Mr.. Wilson viii execute
-. .Iy a moderate price. The city must Sc
,-' QUE inr thr Use vi the citizens.
, 1879-05-31

YoUSG girls budding into wOmanhood and
suffering from complaints so prevalent at that
particular time, need gentle medicines to
strengthen the constitution and build up the
system. Plumbers Oregon Blood Purifier Is
the ladies' blessing.
, 1879-05-31

WANTED. George Frederick Benishoff, =
native Of Kleiniedesheim, Pfalz. who some
time ago left Walla Wallis for Lewiston. Idaho.
is required at the office of the Probate Judge
of Walla Walla county, concerning the death
Of his father.
, 1879-05-31

The WASHINGTON REsTAURAST.-Thi cele-
brated white mans restaurant has been sold
to Kley L Kriese, the good reputation it
attained with the old proprietors will be fully
sustained by the new firm. No Chinese EN-
ployed.
, 1879-05-31
GuaRNlN & R0IEk

Ar. now firmly established in their new otnces
in Paines brick building, and give more atten-
~ ~ .han sxsr 10 their business connected with
;rsmrance Ir"m . land business, and city property
lasa n"N.a ,.;nst the government attended to by
tha;- attorney in Washington. They are
....,- .nerretic and reliable firm whom We can
consdentiy recommend for attention and pune
tuality to business.
, 1879-05-31

AccIDENr.-Last Sunday Capt 7. B. John
son met with strange accident. SO strange
that he cannot remember how it happened.
Anyhow he had q severe shock and was badly
used up. He is getting better and We hope to
see him around rs usual the coming week.
, 1879-05-31

OSR BY ONE TIE ROSES FABH-Sherif
Schnebly arrived in the city yesterday with
Winnie -ms-cut, the last Of the Perkins murder
ers He looks the thoroughbred scounrirel he
really is and deserves the same mercy he me-
ted out to the defenceless man and woman he
killed
, 1879-05-31
rranECx.s ART GALLEkY.

Brodeck's Art Gallery on Main Street Is the
only place in the upper country where the mos
finished photographs in every style and SIZE AZ
incredibly reasonable rates can pe PtSeufea REQ.
th., he never sends ont poor work, and this
strnck the kew note to sound popularity
, 1879-05-31

Persons who contemplate purchasing 1aa. fanos
or Organs. will do we'll to call and see Stanley Stanley
Rros.. At the furniture store above the ondss;;
a. thew have . good stock Of instruments, and
ssu 81 i .t rea,nnable prices They are gents for
The Estey Organ and Mathushek Pianos
, 1879-05-31

Losr-An alpaca umbrella, turn Of the han
die shaped ike a horses hoof, with metal plate
engraved "W. H. Newell" " The finder will
be rewarded by returning it to this office.
, 1879-05-31
SHEEP DIP.

Adams Bros. sell S. H. Kennedy's Sheep Dip,
viz. Concentrated Extract of Tobacco, Hem
lock Dip (poisonous); also Non Poisonous
Sheep Dip. These are the best and cheapest
fiiDs in use. 80"
, 1879-05-31
cr;,terden & Kerr have bought

-.ss,f,- Cri,tenden & Kerr have bought
I,ljC O. d. store, opposite .he s +.
- /. ,-,-,rt asd have large and well SCI acted
rho best groceries that can he bought
-. an energetic firm and propose TO sell
.lll a., -. rates. Sc their new "ad and
= II, ,l.n a ,all and purchase.
, 1879-05-31

NEW Music. Little Birdie, sing and cheer
me-" and ''Gentle Daisy Bell" as sung in tho
new opera of Carmen, by Marie Roze, is what
We thank Frank kimball for bringing around
tn uS
, 1879-05-31
xuLruk saURREIs.

Holmes Squirrel Poison II sure death 70 tnsss
industrious pests, and every ta1mer soeplea e
With them should use Il It sells q o1e,naH
the price Of any IN the mSrkef, ana nols
vrnsnts evsrypound. Il W qs
powd ~, = so,dn baIk -
, 1879-05-31
CANIRAOS FOE

Hons. raising, moving and building; Any
carnenter work entrusted to me Will be done
with neatness and dispatch Apply to ALE.
NJ YOUNG. Residence on Main Serees. next
door to ]. Bauers Cigar Store I+u
, 1879-05-31

OLD debilitated men, whose youthful indis-
cretions have brought upon them diseases of an
incurable character, can find new life and
yigor in Plumbers Oregon Blood Purifier.
, 1879-05-31

HoSEY-Mark F. Colt, has just received
large consignment OF tie purest, freshest. and
most delicious honey in the comb aad can that
ever came from California.
, 1879-05-31

THE next thing to growl about will be the
heat. We hope none Of our readers will stint
themselves of this enjoyment and promise to
keep our end up.
, 1879-05-31

ATTENTION FARNERs.-When you require .
stove, nails, tools, or hardware of any descrip'
ton give O'Donnell ths first call. He sells
the very best goods. at the lowest possible
prices.
, 1879-05-31

STocKs.- Bodie stocks are booming. The
"ad" of White L Giltner. the only responsible
firm of brokers We know north Of San Francisco
is always to be found in our columns.
, 1879-05-31

v,,yruy RoAps.-The old Thomas
p,n.,I. r,.l over the Blue Mountains, Is
81 - -. and best route to the Grande
Hs IL The road Is in good order, with
G'a1e '''.. -. and water the whole distance.
I'm, ,,.i,r, y are excellent stopping places.
, 1879-05-31

MEErING.-A meeting of the association for
the advancement of science, will be held at
rooms corner of First and Alder streets, on the
irh Of June next, at 7:30 P. NJ. Free.
, 1879-05-31

~, Mix Gos-ro,e, on, q onr Oldest
t,-iI.r,, ami man well known for his in
= honor and integrity. died at Crab
80, last week. lie WAS an old pioneer OF this
-,-r and universally respected. H leaves
CO.. ~ family wh" have our warme,t sym
80, N th..r hour II great affection.
, 1879-05-31

II. NJ. HoDGIS Is in town from Wallula.
he says he will have his Steam Ferry run
ming in about week.
, 1879-05-31

SrlL A:araa'. IA .lliehitat H,..t'a=' Is
Il. n='4r ri . lew rarer started At Go,,ie--
i,,. E,.lf.a: County. Nithn' the e.litnr
r.@;i.~, i'r its present appearance We find
I:i;a- tp frd f,.ult with, ior it h"a It very
s-aa aa3 Nat appearance, and Is i'ie1 with
~ aal ,,.,n:.l matter. If the ejit"r viil
!: :a, s'.,- VIE, a, IS satisfied with his paaer
r- MI -is,. hira s"ai or. M.altimt wc
~ ll., lL..lA and Snitz every Success.
, 1879-05-31

TRooPs on THE MovE-Troops will proceed
without delay to Washington Warrens digg'ngs'
and will make that camp base of supplies
while the country is being secuted for the In
dians who committed the recent murders II
will be like hunting fora needle in in hay.
stack. and we predict from our knowledge OF
that section of country an utter failure 70 pun
ish the wretches, as they deserve
, 1879-05-31

GGawLlNG As U,uAL Everyone knows that
''7a-r, aTr prone to yruUiia;. IKE sailors th5S
r'aeger happy unless they have something to
la' hat there i oae thing we certainly Eeve
r2'';rl to hear adverse comment urcn, ard
nr Il on having too mach rain this spring
!a'y ;rl. IL however that the hill lands vii
'trTe the benefit from the excess Of moisture
Iil' expense II the low bottom lands, whIch
"' natural moisture lacking in higher
s1u.i
, 1879-05-31

A COURIER left here ON Thursday for Gen.
Howard with the news of the recent muir
ders on the South Fork OF Salmon River.
, 1879-05-31

'VANSE 80 Johnson. Our ewiston cor
~'lai''- A...!aS under date of May 18th,
* lie following: \ letter from Warrens
,, N,''e' here .ASt night says that Peter Dorsey
: oal~'a, known as bob t1iled Johnson"
:, :. Aiei by the Indians on the South Fork
AMIN f.Ter last week The Indians are
:, ''''7l !" he Sheep Eaters, as that band
,-'sn7d the above parties last summer, and
.,,T.'- ~ '-e,n INTO Warrea's camp. Dorsey and
So "eTe well known packers, formerly OF
~. roc; Ani haze teen residing on Salmon
So s.. g, ;h;es OF four years past. The above
~ W;r ~ Late accounts. No particulars
.! .-nl ~ SON As rnciavt them.
, 1879-05-31

srrr.l7lrs Nrssr- Statt & l'elanan have
Is. week removed to tie large ard commodi
-, fr;rE store # Eonan Bros. They have the
,-,.,. and most complete stock of crockery,
-, willow and plated ware ever shipped to
nm, Walla They arc young ani enter
,-,;;o., firm and deserve universal patronage.
:. th.,r -.
, 1879-05-31

BULLETIN BOARD. Daily Bulle
is becoming quite a feature of the street.
, 1879-05-31

FATrN1rzA.- is the nsms Of a splend,d
cigar sold by Joe Bauer: one y. but 20 innA'e
the delicious fragrance Of its yapof 70 nancy
himself in the seventh heaven # dslieM: Do
not forget that Joe Is the sole aesdt fos the n
nous cigar firm Of Rosenbaun ef s.. fsan,
cisco, and that be seIh eigan ybe)esaSs and
r>kail
, 1879-05-31

lE1-yuoN- The dedication Of the new
rl.tsrn Carch in Portland, OF which Rev.
7 l. Ei,; j, the pastor, viii take plaHe on
M2iay .Ilu,, sta Eav. H1ratio StehGins,
b y, oi san FraHcis:o, u. \ Utte-, uf
0yHnA snl Rev T.. l. CALVIN of our city
VII ul,part III the services The beautiful
ellrrh i.cr, which COS: about 81, ,cGa, nearly
a Oh: which Ia, been raised sy the society
E'e.i. Vii be dedicated entirely free from debt.
, 1879-05-31

Fon CoLrAx.-Judge Wingsrd and A. K.
Ayres, left on the stage yesterday to attend
court at COlfaX.
, 1879-05-31

~ RACK.-We saw the otAteS
w - .-.,, mans name connected with
81 - .r,,g of >ll 900, and consequently
n ir.1lei'' ID List him. 1t was 4 mistake
:5l-L -, .-iunphantly waves.
, 1879-05-31

Nl.-
d. N'A-Ns F"JETH.-ln a previous iSsue
9, I'A' kSNAN We suggested the advisabi,ity
o.; -'''4'ini the nations natal day in be
t.r manner, The near approach of the
9'es'lon and the broad fact tha. it will
o., Dsn''0n upon thriving community like
IA, - ALLOW 1t "pass off quietly, impels us TO
,e.s,-., Tie subject and insist upon our
s.r Pc coming To the front and making
as,ls Urn day becoming to Americans. 1t
% Dor,r 1Ors ns as much for patriotism as
e., pE' There are prs.t ,umber Of
sy:b,,., T'r!d come to town and tn
irnv., 'v knew that legitimate ef-
s,ds,v - Iaie To entertain them. 1t
ss,. 'ae CITY owes 20 the farmers on whom
&s;,ss s.,''y depends. 4 jolly time could be
,s,.,,;, '1t M departments and the different
ass: turning gu: in FIJI costume and re-
d a.. Carnival is on the programme w we no
s.se ~, rss cities lie are announcing, and we see no
n's procss.;on a,ia "alla should not have
~ display 81 as we'll Anything with a
S, saS ss ~ fireworks in the EVENING will
e 10. oea easct anl show our farmers that
ssn ~itbbcu. c"ua.'lnually turyins at ,bs;r nuras rs
IN rs.urn. Wss'elally Ws giving them some
II. y the bepss, throw out these suggest
Gsto tae snt c;t;a OF all concerned and we
aaix upon 70 make it interesting.
, 1879-05-31

CLOUD ErRsr. Uncle Jake Miller received
after from his agent Mr.. Pond, at Dayton,
.L.r.in he mentions that Tice one of the s!riv-
:, mrt with a very heavy storm and cloud
,,r,t on Platter Hi, this sid: Of Tucauaon
p mile, from DAYTON. Il WAS with the "reat-
:, difficulty that the whole outfit eS-apcd
i,u, drowned.
, 1879-05-31
jllGrkIp Statesman.

,r c,yryG. With grain at 80 cents
tr'''' 49,. n.zt harvest, Walla Walla
r, tyne, Fl "A wing with money.
The New York herald., 1879-02-28
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
HERALD BRANCH orEIcE l2es spGE sRoA6WA6E eI,1T IN
xDyERTiSEMENTS AND SALES OF PAPERs.

xSHsnHaHYiI2 .xxsSTHRonIoaY"I2rs PAss-ssh col. ~ 49,
HfSf EsfATE SGE sas s
Fsess;A r:s
E ASb PsTATE s3s an s coils
SSHchSSS AS6 S1KbENE6s1 Psss.s,s seL
SorARTSEEsH,PSnlsrn rATaS an r.s. COL
DENTIsTRY-2D PAcK-2d col.
BSX BwkGss HOUSES 4o Is
xuKdpRHN HETEsfaka g.f .na g
EcTRsndss ExcTRsIoNs[ism rnSnTP:G Psss"s,h zoe col
FINANCIAL-.ilIH PAcE
FSk sa R9oss hs Hs6 3d. APARTMENTS TO LET
KEEF zYhfiTgSKT;1 Szsr.is .G
HORSES. CARRIAGES, 4C,isr PAGs-sd and eth coils
Horsks RooMs SnAcks OF &C.
1xs1SyagISs-Is. MHhHSs-ss PES f.sT5s.s s'' col
HAGHINhMsxTR sAess MxNTREsse lsest's Fsesad ss1 COL
MEpISAt1ns1TP MEsicAi-isa P!ssms,s rae.Mss soS so'
oST 81 Tak o cs SALE On
sEAI sEsEE S's!;
REMOvALS-Isr PAck-zth col
s4Ssss
s3ys 81
sPoRrfNG"DoGs. BiRDs. &c-isr PAcH-sd col.
STORAGE-l2rH PAcK-6th col.
THE LECTURE SEASONED PAcE-4th col.
TIKI TRADES--l2rH PAGE--4th col
THE TURF-lsr PAGE-3d col.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSEH-2D PAcE-fss col.
rRAvELLERS' GUIDE-1orH PAGE-6th col.
UNFUKNlSHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
2p PAGE-2d col.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-lcrH PAGE-6th col
WATCHES. JEWELRY &C.-2D PAGE-4th col
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE Oh
TO LET-2D PAGE-ist COL
The New York herald., 1879-02-28
PART CATALOGUE or THIS DAYS FRTDAY)
SALE. AT 10 O'CLOCK.


BROWN TR0TTING GELDING. SIRED By HARRIS
HAMBLErONIAN, dam by black Dutchmnn. l5i4
hands high years old; fearless OF cars anything
boat a;45 handiiy; perfectly safe for any
all harness. Set Single Harness and
NO TOP u SEAT ROAD WAGON by BEWsTER co.
BLXcK HORSE. IS HANDS iiiGH years Old: fearless
true in all harness. single Harness. Whip aud
B%Y Ts6rSS MAk xsps H
afraid of locomotives; safe for ladies'
In 45; warranted kind and trne in all harness
BROWN GELDING. lok HANDS HIGH, old
oxtrn driver saddle horse; warranted sound
and kind and true in all harness.
VERY HANDSOME GRAY GELDING. 15H HANDS
HIGH, 8 years old magnificent saddle horse; sharp
traveller; sound and kind and in all
harness.
STYLISH CHESTNUT GELDING. l5sl HANDS HIGH. 7
years old; an extra stylish driver; warranted kind
PAIR CHESTNUT CARRIAGE HORSES l5A hands
high, 10 years old; very fine drivers Double Harness
LANDAU. IN GOOD ORDER
GRAY COUPE HORSE. IL HANDS HIGH, IL years old.
Coupe Harness aud
COUPE. IN good order
These establishments sold in consequence Of
CHESTNUT MARE, I4N HANDS HIGH 0 years old,
safe for ladies warranted kind and true in all
TOP sipEBAR ROAD WAGON, in good order; -.
BLACK MARE SIRED BIZ SIR WALTER SCOTT, 15sl
ranted sound and kind and rrus all harness
BAY MARE, BY BASHAw. OUT OF AN ABDALLAH
MARE. 151s hands high, years old fast traveller;
BROWN COUPE HORSE, Is HANDS HIGH. 8 years old,
good family horse. fearless of anything; warranted
sound and kind and true in all harness.
ALSO SEVERAL useful work and family Horses
EXTENSION TOP PHAETON, Rockaway, top sidebar
and full spring Wasoass now , and second hand top
SALE COMMENCES AT 10 O'CLOCK.
The New York herald., 1879-02-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.

AT 5KI%RKs % RYE AND !, ROCK % SAASDY",mrnE candy ns
pa. % .ssSs 81 p.s sS = al Gsdi sold by for the
60 Fulton st. and 700 Broadway.
A TTENTIoN, PATIENTS AFTER you HAVE BEEN
be- q nss S S s
experienced; you will receive speedy. perfect cure,
COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS MED
OSal pspsr'%sm, Of cOs%On Go! ssysniy eve Y
S aa si s III ei s. vii r.: +:
member. Of the profession and ne Psoc are in
Secretary OF the Faculty
CHAMOMILE BLOOD AND LIVER PILLS CDR.
CHANoMILS BLOOD AMP LIVER % PILLS CURE CURE
and syphiss saints Kidney seesons nervous aeSy
Impurities o. blood coated .ongus broken down ssn;s,u
Sa s4sS 5. ''n' All DRUGGISTS f''''''A' 'e''' 1'0 west
CArARRn DEAFNESS, EAR DISCHARGES AND
s:..s sSsssss p; cSSFBEI lexington sS near
CARD TO THE sICK.-NO MEDICINE. NO DRUGS.
ODr FANY0us euros are marvellous TO Broadway.
nIsEAsEs OF MEN AND THE NERVOUS SYSTEM.
HENRY A. DANIELS. N. D..
Ia Lexington av.. near 18th 8.
Hours s,o and stoZ
NR SMITH, 100 EAST 18TH ST.. SURGEON, CURES
los. %anhood Msv nssSod nailed. s Once esa.ass
ttou FREQ.
nIvoRCEs OBTAINED PROMPTLY WITHOUT PUB
lJiiciy scandal svotded; consult him confdcntialy.
ISAAC q. BOYCE experienced lawyer in all courts 24l
Broadway.
HAVANA LOTTERY-DRAwS FEBRUARY 2S 1879.
e21 Prixee, amounting 70 $1,000 pesos
Capital Prize 30O0HO pcsoa
Priscs cashed; information given.
9. vixDEno a CO.: BaSnksr.s
GRAND EXTRAORDINARY
" ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY
70 take place April 3, 1879
Capital Prize,
ONE MILLION DOLLARS
Wholes, e2OO halves $lOO quarters S5O hfths, $40;
tenths, SO; twentieths, $40; fortieths, s.
Address C. vIADERO CO., Bankers,
I New st., basement, N. Y.
The New York herald., 1879-02-28

REGULAR SALES OF HORSES sANO CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
On cvery horse that Is kind and
harness from TO three days given
TO test warranted
The New York herald., 1879-02-28

THE TVJR

HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C.
( COTTON HOUSE OF VAN TAssELL KEARNEY
n llo AND ll2 EAST 18TH ST,
NEAR 4TH Av
The New York herald., 1879-02-28

X1-aKiRK's RYE AND ROCK CANDY"-THE |
reliable quality all goods by
past % years 81 par bottle, - per gallon:
The New York herald., 1879-02-28

A RCII. JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER,
IA 10 to % 18th St, near University place
=; OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND MOST RELIABLE
HOUSE IN THE CITY.
REGULAR SALES or HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
hours TO three days trial horses warranted sound
THIS DAY, AT ~ O'CLOCK.
= If YOU WANT TO BUY A ROAD HORSE, A FAM
9 lily HORSE, A BUSINESS HORSE. A CARRIAGE
TEAM, OR ANYTHING IN THE HORSE LINE, BE
= SURE AND ATTEND OUR SALE. WHERE you
q ALWAYS KNOW EXACTLY WHAT YOU ARE
BUYING.
Elegant chestnut team Carriage Horses 15A hands;
more stylish team in the cy also Bewser ihrce-quarter
and Double Harness Come and thcn Several
M the road business Horses that have
offered this season. See catalogue,
A CHARLES W. BARKER AUCTIONEER.
n. THE IMPORTANT SPRING SALE
NEXT WEDNESDAY, March - ut IL o'clock. xt Barker
Sons New York Tattcrsns of broadway and Sth
ST., will take place COLONEL +. J. CONNELLY'S sale Of
the grsndest and fastest Trocrs in
combined premium Saddle and Harness Animals; most
elegant Coach and Coupe Horses and Matched Pairs
lectcd by him personally from the breeders in the
vicinity Of Paris Bourbon county Ky comprising twenty
head including the bay geldng Higgie Clay in
better than 3D. elegant bny Coach Team, &C. &C.
Stock the Mart To be and tried every
sbleway required at any time before the sale.
The New York herald., 1879-02-28

A GERMAN GOVERNMENT LOTTERIES
"A. ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY
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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-19
south Carolina Railroad Cases.

CHARLESTON, s. G., May 18.-Chief Justice
Waite and Circuit Judge Bond arrived here
this morning. They will preside at the OPEN
ing OF the United States Court, which prom
ises to be an interesting session. The cases
tnat are to be tried involve questions of vital
Importance to leading railroads. Ex-Gov.
Chamberlain and ex-United States Attorney
Corbin are the leading counsel In the cases.
The former has already arrived in the city
and the latter will probably arrive tomorrow.
The first case to be tried Is that OF the
GreenyiIIe and Columbia Railroad, In which
Chamberlain represents Freeman Clark and
other holders OF bonds guaranteed by the
State. He will move for the United States
Court to take jurisdiction In the case and
yacate the appointment OF Gen. Connor by
the State court as receiver.
In the South Carolina railroad case mo-
ton will be made to vaeate the appointment
Of J H. Fisher as receiver on the ground that
Judge Bond, who made the appointment at
Baltimore had no right to make an appoint
nent outside of this State. Motions will also
be made for the payment of interest on the
undispHted bonds Of the road also to set
aside the injunction granted by Judge Bond
with regard to the hypothecated bonds and
syndicate coupons, and also to require the
present receiver to give a new bond, with
sufeties residing within South Carolina
motion will also be made by the attorneys
OF the trustees of the Blue Ridge Railroad to
set aside the sale of that road.
The Wilmington, Colum bia and Augusta
Railroad and Port Royal Railroad will also
figure In court.