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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-03-06
poNIPuAN COUNTY DIRECTORY.

DONIPHAN COUNTY DIRECTORY.
Judge Cd Judicial District-ALFRRp G. OTIs.
County Commissioners-R p. SHuLsKY, CYRUS LELAND
JR WV. II. DEcKARD.
SheriG-CHAKLEs BURKHALTER.
Clerk Of District Court-F. CLOSE
Treasurer-RoBERT FLIcKISGER.
County Clerk-D. W. MORSE.
County Attorney-THos. W. HEATLEr.
Probate Judge-RoBERT WILKINSON.
Register of Deeds-JosEPH +. HAnPsoS.
Superintendent Of Public Observation-Disclosures HEkNkf.
Suryeyor-CHARIEs CORBUsIER-
Coroner-DR. W. ". CARTER.
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FRANKLIN BABCOCK
VIII negotiate loans for parties wishing to borrow
"'A 3feb,6.
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~ John Tracy is happy. lie has just received
letter from cousin from whom he had not heard for
years His cousin, whose name Henry Jones, writes
him from New York. that he has just his name
in the United States Directory-(thcre is sueh
workl-whieh il the first cline he has had of him since
the war, at the close of which, he left his regiment
and went West. Jones then informs his cousin John,
confdentialy, that they benefit each other that
Jones is agent for grand lottery. aud if his cousin
John Will stir about and sell tickets for him, he will
give him ticket and have it arranged that will
be sure to draw valuable prize. BY permitting
valuable prize to be drawn in this vicinity, he
marks, people will be encouraged to invest and they
can make good thing of it, Mr.. Tracy is rejoiced
ut his assured good luck, and still more at having
found his longlost cousin, JONES' that he has request
ed us to publish to the world how happy he is.
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~ Among recent marriages in ST. Joseph, we no.
tice. February 2st, that of VIM s. Roberts and Rosa
cutler
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~ A. W. Bealc and wife, of ST. Joseph, came up
to Troy visit Saturday, and returned home on
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- Rev. J. A. Amos will preach his farewell ser
mon next Sunday, and will start for Conference on
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~ ID. W. voorhees, has rented his shop in Troy,
and has removed to the southern part of jackson
| County, to operate q stock farm.
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Prentis at Severance.

Noble L. Prentis the popular Kansas lecturer viii
deliver his ami interesting lecture France.
Switzerland and Belgium, at Rippey's Hail. Sever
| ance
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e. Mrs. +. L. DERRICK, wife Of Daniel DERRICK. of
Highland, died at o'clock on the morning of March
5th of pneumonia.
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r..w J,cxsoS's BEsr sweet Navy Tobacco.
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Z. O. o. r.
Troy CITY Lodge No So meets every Saturday night.
nj odd Felioys' Hall over Boders Bank All members
y" " ~ s. " JOHNSON, n. G.
C. G. BAILEY, 4. See
King Ledge No. IA l. O. o F., meets every Tuesd, y
night Hall in Severance, Kansas Esltlng orotn-
ers cordially invited. A d. AOWhh, ~ u
q DoOIYY X. s.
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~ gse the Iowa Point Mile 20. X. FioHr,H
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p. Mr.. Babcock took Jim Reville to Highland
Tuesday, to pack up the Sentinel Office, for reshp-
msnt to the type foundry.
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WEDNESDAY EVENING. MARCH 18th.

ance,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 18th.
Mr.. Prentis is a man who travelled with his eyes
open, and saw what Ia he seen and he can tell
what he saw, in the most entertaining style, inter
sperse, with genuine hnmor His lecture cannot
fail TO interest ALL both old and young. and this ma
he the only opportunity fo long time for the pco-
pie Of Severance and vicinity hear him. Let him,
be gree ted with full house
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AGENTS.

JAMES H. BATES Il Park Row. New York.
s. n PETTENGILL CO.. u Park Row, New York
GEORG p ROwELL & CO, 20 Park Row, New York.
pOWFII 4 CHESMAN St. Louis Mo.
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A. r. q a. VI.
Wathepa Lodge No. g. A. F. A. NJ. meets ut their
Hall every Saturday or before the Full Moon ana ey
two thereafter Visiting brethren are cordial
ly invited to attend AUG SiLLEhS' w. N
WIN c. SKARcr, Sec.
NJ E CHURCH-Services every Sabbath, At loa A.
Nls NJ. and a p. n. Prayer meeting every Thursday
evening D. A AAioS' i"s'"i-
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Price List, February ~, 10.

the packers large stock of Mackerel White Fish, ETC.. in
bottom prices Cash paid for all kinds of country produce
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The ASSESSOR.

Board adjourned, Tuesday noon.
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Value Of Silver Dollars.

r." >ir.,ran dollar. ilurr"!ur". has only {:
vnrt." ~ hu!lirn. winch '~t"lcnh> upon ia"
TrIr" ,l silver: at the !':,s'iai lrir" 81 silver
i"i!l"I !, j. "ul!h .;rrNl :".> cents, IN cold,
Iri i,i"rI. IT. cIrrt!:HiInn ;S money III li'
Irilr! states j" ui'ij"iHi. and 1T wiEn.cvrr
NtiT. rIlE H. ~;,:!,,,i '!"'n.
The; nII..i States !l;''i'-'''ilHr "!>" j. moi ::
j. ii |..rrtrI. airu. imr:rturr. l!:.>oH!y IL bullion
I,'G'.
IL. .@irrrinr,i >i,v.r.,nli"r I~in" n legal len
lr. ;"r ~ ,i'',!>. i"3,!!t .ilid private. i receive
e. - ,,tE ~ :ll ',,NrIMl,"ui Offices in pHi-
n."u: ul LUr.. d!ii,tiu" in This r,'s!",'i from
it,. t~'rT'rHn ana lr:ti"-iull;r, which are moi
received.
Mr.,r,n dollars, ~ we'll rs all other foreign
ar purchased =! Ia" MINIS at Philadelphia,
Ian !rrrr:>cn. and arson. ami The ASSAY
'iIi"t' at !%'W lurK. II tn" equivalent of Inc
!|.rn'i"n rate Tor silver iuiiiuI Ui The day OF
IIIr,lrn.,'. les n:"-!It.i cru: FER ounce, uI lin"
silver rnIiIiu't.
Nj silver coins :" purchased are melted and
:~>>#i,!. ami the seller I,ii,i Iur linz fine silver
cun':rIuri. il *,E:nlartl silver dollars.
NlI PARTIES G">lrln" To sell l%urri"ii silver
r"iu> or lr;,T,-tin!I'r> 10 thr Government on
-" HtI"vr teens. VIII send them al tn, it. W
Philadelphia. >ah l'.ru"i.ru, or Carson. or uf
,i'' Assay Gl.ir" IT New YORK.. Express
CHARGE, On thr silver dollars sent i'll r"iurn al
50 i"'" ItHl| ~ the seller. All correspondence
"rr,:tiiVr 10 SILVER "rir~ 50 sent tn la addressed
TOM" ~,u!"riuirnh"ni ~ The Mint or Assay
rillr' ln Miirh Tiny are lurwnrdrd.
NrI".-Ti." !rr!r-d"llar j. worth !wo-.rnthS
-. Il cont lIu",' Han the MrXi"an dollar ~ The
",>;.riiN" Hupiniiurs furnished. til" ,lrrlur-
H." silver contained amounts 10 about four
iIll!~ On the iipitIr.
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IIUw Il Herd of i!u.iai0r>, nGc"!yCd
by liTticn Zee, were Ensu.!"l.

Nm army ni:ir": y ilu arrived in Chicago
i!rrI IT,. l.!i"wsi"ir i:'.i, : :, day or tx"
-" ;,!I>, Story of what h~;Iimrr"i !oa herd
I'll inii!aIu,> i!I.: w.r" m!.!;t'ihg s"hI'hH;ii.
IT,. I.'.'i Eini:'i",i 2-.IU i:',!. They h"i
D,r.:! ,i.INrn uIl ui ;ir Nlii;-ijNrr country hN
ia" iil'iihM hunters i"'lnI"iuG ;nSiilinG i.HII,
,rLin,. ":lr herd >lruct tn river hear '"W
Island aI:l vrIluHrl upon HE ice Win !itir
r.,-In!%,Iy ,p.l.n!rnrr. The a%uiurHi> cam"
~ u.I the river with Il solid lru!.l, and i'@:i!
~. r.r>i".. win rin>, i ranks. Tn" >!r' am
III Tie In.ni OF rrr>>iu% VIZ YER" deep. hen
ll!c. l",nG, iiir. which wI> stretched! "lii Il q;lhr.
lrr al II mi" IL i"us'h, had nearly @Aincl iiN'
.nlrrit" shore. Tie ice >aI!,nly gay" Way I"I-
,i,r il!"ih. Sn!E" ,rirl"t> VITO Wrl" rN"-Wif-
l., ,-,> al IA" ~',,!" sud II """!iIr'l ~ Ii II
li,acil ii:"i been "l"'u,d IL HE il" III" whole
I'm. IL ~ i!.,' column. rulit lrl; OF I\r nili-
.!",I ;iniIu:!l~ lUUihl",, into Inr cirnil" AL ni
II i..al. ttlIr!> !, II III on toy 81 them ar!u
~l...h. ui;t -! r;"l,i IL u tTiIE.n". rs iii!S
time thr ru'lrI ir' was breaking oil short
uu,lrr iiur SIM advancing head. Il"lrHrrrr>
~, ili3' ~ ir>> 'uHr Il uIinu'rin" w!lrir body
,i tUilH!n,- iE"l t',h Ir"rililAl"t INTO IT,"
river. They were W:"!%'l in 50 lhlCk;y i!a;
ii."N "uI,ri Go ~nr'i:I'" it. >tru.%i" for y SEC
ord um.I ;I;i. Ill .Iil ,4,r i"rraih ~" cakes @;
irr g: IL" Swiil rurr"mi Sol Il !rIst III nli
;.!,r mighty iI"",I turned i;:i! ami tried Ia r>-
- -. Wi,n The IT," bean breaking up. IN Il
.s,ri lhalauX they mH"ch'l 10 tin II fatal
I.l!H H. :hr"!;- M"liy." ina m!:u:" from
IL" r'ti'" Tia" iig>i ice broke moi Il bl;!iain l.c;ni
a. IA! WAS - h. seen.
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r=e WnitcrEcro Calamity IirIp IL;
uNrrrr>.

Tic foregoing appeal from Governor
Simpson will not he uuiI"v,jrI Ivy -hh!r-
vile. N"arr poor. Ill If Us, hu: power
~ more tl!an H"lurnrr opens the
fountains Of charity AND sympathy.
"md our people vii! cut IL tl."i.
It'll" civ" what lhry can - li"'!'
til" destitute III WaIt,rhrrr ":!'i
the Gr>ria:"i s,u-rua>i. Tine >""ii AZ!
lines between North an! Sn,h were "H-
liberated during the yellow fever *rl>"".
AM! in the desire - S"rrnnr the needy
ana the distressed, who lnvr ~: IL; ir
al! by Il visitation Of Providence, There
Will he no u~I-coHntrv AMI !"w-rpUurr%.
but .ihhrv!llr viii join with Charleston.
aud Oconrr with Horny in lts,rnin= L"
their relief. H., oar town rrGHcIl IHI"i
and devise ways ami mean 10 give a;I
receive COMPILATIONS. Let "ur 'iHr"h"~
make special collections. Nni ourSun,iAv
school children "ivr ih";r c"pYrrs. Let
Our Nasrn> anni our kniyhts Of Honor
also give according L. their ability. II
any Of our readers %>!oul,i doubt the ne
."rrru!ult action and relief ii
this matter, T.: them r'aD! ia" ac'"'i!Hi
we publish Of the devastation wrought
10y the tornado IN WA!:"?brIo.
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Terrible Destituti0n Of the Negro
Emigrnnts ut Wyandottc, Kansas
.-l,7OO Entirely Helpless and
Thousands More En- Route.

ST. LnlIS, April ia Kansas (itydiSpatrh
SavSn large number Of r0l0red Southern rcll-
cers have h,rn landed by steamboats, ut
Wyandnltr, in an entirely destitute condition
during the past few days, they occupying tho
churches and public halls Of that place. many
sick from exposure and dying. Mayor Slri-
Icy. of Kansas city. Photographed tie Secretary
of War for nn order fur the Issue of iationS
from Fort I~.ravrnworth to frud them. and
Mctrnry replied that he had II" nl-
th"riry To IL" 81: tha, Congress WAS IN session
AND applications should bc made TO that body.
\ committee has been appointed ut Wyan-
luttr to look after the sufferers. Tie ON
mittrr has ISSUED u call to- the citizens nf the
States for relief, stating that l.1m en-.
tirrly destitute cnlDrrrl refugees are ALREADY in
WyHnluttr, and thousands more In the same
are ON the way, and ask for imnle-
tliair aid, contributions to he S'nt to Northrnp
& sons, bankers, treas urrr OF the executive
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4 Compliment from these "iio Know
Him.

The last N"ihHi'" 'pnri"r pays The til
lowing ~iritNui" To Mr.. i.aW. wiz" tr"h his
di~uli>s;4 from tn" S"uth Carolina Pres
hyl-:y il orii"r that ii" might pr"Hrh tIv
yu~,cl tn the tircuia: church in Charles
tom. Mr.. Lass i Oh" Of III" best nu"l III
the State. The f"Hyj'r says:
"l;"v. i. 6. Law, formerly pastor 81
the NalInlia Presbyterian 'iIHr":.. Il
truly wurNiu. :n>I a:'." minister, j. 90 =
yi~i; To- ctr town. az! vii! :i~~I>t IL lI'
communion >,rvir''~ in tl" lr~">hN'"rIH;'
Church on next SahiHln. Few ministers
have SERVED i community n.":" :~N"''''li-
Div AMI m,rr efficiently lll"n Mr. i"3N
de! this. and few Lav" left the rlH"" "l
their former laIur> m"!" lrl"Nr'it'N ;h"!r
ll1,.N uuI Iy all denominations. !H>"iu'-
urSlM"~> in tn" work Of saving s"liI> 4 ~
80! Large uuGlrr> - his cLu!"h amt he j.
truly one wh"W"mi forth Weeping amt re-
,urtrd ~hrin-;ug MS >hrIrr- W!th iHin.
Long nrly he live ~ lai1"" III his HnrI"r-
lanI lir.,l OF ',uty.
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THE STORY OF THE ATTEMPT As TOLD IN ST
PETERSBURG
ST. PETERSnV.RG, hpril

Pf.IffENtl XII.
ST. PETERSrrRG 81. April II, 1870.
While the Car WAS taking his ustla! morn
Ing walk early to-day near the Imperial Pal.
nee four ShOlS from Il revolver were fired ut
him. Tho Gar was unhurt. The man who
tired the shots WAS arrested ~ the crowd
which the firing attracted. The city Is deco
rated In token Of thankfulnc$s for the Cars
escape. The prisoner Is now undergoing OK
animation.
The full official %accoun! OF tho affair says
Toward eight o'clock this morning, rs the En-
pcrur was taking his customary walk, Il re-
specially dressed man, named SkOlof. wear
ing a. military cap with \ cOckadr, advanced
toward him. and, rs the Emperor approached
nearer. drew Il revolver from tho pocket OF
his orrrc0at and fired four shots ut him.
The assassin, before Submittin. to his cap
tors, fired another Shot, slightly. woHndinG III
the cheek a person In the crowd.
THE POPULAR DEMONSTRATIONS.
The great throng OF people which had as.
Scmhlrd enthusiastically clIrerml and cOngrat-
ulatcd the Emperor. who thanked them Tor
their proofs OF fidelity on such y painful Occa-
sion. lie said he knew he had the support Of
all respectable people. lie hoped God would
grant that he might complete his task, which
consisted in promoting the welfare Of Russia.
The Emperor. after the foregoing speech,
drove to the palace without escort. He has
not suffered the least Ill effect from the at
tempt upon his life.
.hftrrward he drove. still without escort, to
the kaSan Cathedral to return thanks for
the preservation Of his life. When receiving
the congratulations Of the otiirialSOf the En-
pirc ut noon the Car was so much overcome
by his enthusiastic reception rs 10 be unable
to spcnk for some minutes. On recovering
from his emotion he said :-"This Is the third
time GiOd has saved me-
TRYING TO ESCAPE THE L Frs.
The E.mpcrOr'S aSSailant gave the name OF
SkOlOf, lie Is n retired ~ilnclinnary Of the
Ministry Of Finance. and Is about thirty years
He fired at the Emperor within two Inl-
ccs. After the first shot the Emperor APP
preached SkolotI, who fired again and then
ran. The various accounts given as Ia the rN-
act number of shots fired are conflicting.
An officer OF the griIdarmcrir. with drawn
sword. pursued SkOloE. Three more men
then joined in the pursuit. Skolnf fired ut
them, SCATTERING the jaw OF Il detective. FL
naliy a gentleman knocked Sk0lOf down and
held him until hi was secured by the officers.
1t Is supposed that he took poison before his
attempt, us he vOmltrd Immediately after his
arrest and has been vomiting severely all day.
1t Is said that poison was found under his mn
ger nails. AntidoirS were administered IL
Is also thought that SkUlOf was All agent Of
the internatiOnalS.
The Sultan and all the European Sovcr-
cigns have autographed their congratulate
VIENNA, April a, 1879.
Private advice< from 81. Petersburg state
that LILO rrvululiunistS have been lrrCstcdin
Russia within the last fortnight.
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Temperance Column

4, the request of the following miniS'
te,s. viz: Rev. ID. :. Simmons, pastor o.
~, Methodist church. Rev. Il. y. Pratt,
ra,,er of the baptist church. Rev. j. l..
Marin, pastor OF the Presbyterian ch"r"h
and l;c... :. II. Jefferson, pastor "i TIE
\. NJ. j.. Church. we give them tn" uN'
of n cG!un.n, for ,hc insertion of articles
-oriyina. aud selecteI-on The subject OF
temperance
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The xuiu War.

The recent d:&aSter (" III" British :"r'''
in Southern Area will make Ia" lii"T'
nation we print this morning ah"nt Nv
l1iand very interesting. The In'nS are
blark-Skinncl, hat of 4 higher "F't"i
ltan the Negro and n"arcr the "'.'E-
They are brave to r~&alincNN' an1 yet
,r,. surnahlc 10 :i~i,l military "i>'1lHNh''
.rh,r are showing themselves I" II" Ia
mort. diilieilt to snlrluc N al! the S"'aS'
foe England las yet encountered.
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I'unChcd Com.

\ very large Quantity of punched fractional
coin, generally three, llr,,;tnd ten cent pieces
are in circulation. The holes are evidently
made hv parties for the sake Of obtaining the
small uuintity OF metal thus punched out.
We saw yesterday, three dollars in three cent
pieces that had been mutiiated in This way.
NlckrlS and even copper one cent coins are
not exempted from the raraErSot th"'punc!i-
err" In some places merchants refuse To take
''punched' or "clippcd coins. augusta
Chronicle and Sentinel.
REMErr FOR THE BITE OF A MAD Doc
AS the tgy of Mad dog, has been raised, the
following, which we clip from an exchange,
may be- worth Il prruSll. AZ Saxon frrrc>trr,
named tiaStcllc, now 1T the venerable age OF
81, unwilling to take to the grave with him"
secret Of such vital iinpoi lance, has mndr
public in the L"ipsic JOnnnt, the means he
has used for tlify years. and whrrcwlth he
nttlrms he las rescued many human beings
and cattle from tho fearful death of hydro
pli0bia. Take Immediately warm vinegar or
tepid water, wash the wound clean herewith
and dry II, then pour upon the wound Il few
drops of muriatic acid, because mineral acids
destroy the poison OF the Saliva, by which
means the evil effects Of the latter are ncu-
traliZcd.'
\ man who cheated Il New York lawyer be
gan to prosper right away. \. man cheated 4
New Jersey editor, lost his property, his wife
got Il divorce, and he Is fast becoming Il luna-
tie. You may chra, as many lawytlsnS yun
please and still prosper, but II you WISH 10
enjoy the pleasures Of this world aud avoid
the torInrnta Of hereafter, never cheat in cd
itOr. never.
The murder mania RACES. We had Two
hOmicidrs in North Carolina only last Shtur-
day-thr one ut l%auinburg, Richmond couI-
~, and the other at Taylursvillr, Alexander
county. The people have read of the work Of
the mimblr knife and pistol until they have
quite tired of II: what the country now pines
Tor Is some gallow> literature.
TIE DEATH OF T. OLDEST t~GTIZEN.-ln
another place the death Of VI. John Miller, OF
this vicinity, is announced. He was in his
4ith car, and the oldest person IN this COM
munlly. He wasn good man, and was great
~ respected 10y good people who knew nm.
1t Is atIuint"l unto al men once 10 uic.--l.
Il. PR shyt,riGn.
Mr.. john l.. Iiill, Of Ahbrvs!l", paid our
city "A visit last week. We learn that lac con-
Templates building Il hotel III UUr town. near
the spring Park. Mr.. Hill j. n worth! young
his money HN iuuAi"t Nnnttnri.
Plaat sunllvwcrs about your drains and
Kitchen WiGirw>. They vii! thrive where
scarce any other v"culah!" will live. You
Hnr% II cits" Of l~rvrrora',. kii'l Of lia-
la.Ia in Il llu,i>r lhut has >un!tuwcrs growing
about ii.
Subscribing >titf clay lands is Il great prcvrn-
Tive ui drought.
A,nirr ihr chicken rmnst PVT dry earth. not
lshv>. The former retain, Wh!.r III, latter "N-
thu tuInrnlI.
II Won rNj,rt IT, runtiuu" TO bra" wi having
.ou"l lnhj, Keep il -: returns must hr !uiu!r
% il lui:ay tor j. crop.
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w IIEREtS

w HEREAS, Judgment was obtained fn
thu Circuit Court for the G, UNITY OF A.hbc-
willie, and state of South CaroIima, on the -
day Of October, \. D.. lS5I. in the above cnti-
tied cause, against Vim. II. Tasgart, and re-
moved the2j Of July. lS6G. and execution was
duly issued thereon. but the active energy
thereof has now expired, and - Is desired to
have the same renewed.
NOW, THEREFORE,, You are summon
ed To apprara AT the nrXt Term of the Circuit
Court, /" he held Tor the said County, NJ the
place oi holding the am and then and there
SHOW cause. !: any yun can. why said cXccu-
li"n should not be rcnfwod according to
law.
Dated March 81. \. ID. iS-a.
MCtiOW An Il PARKER,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
U. 81 VI. q. IElCLf.R.
&. {. F..
April Q, 1879. CT
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,rb. car again Shot at.

Tho yzar Of Eg'sS;t seems t" lrar =
rb,oreHUfr. l;nr%ha IlIird time he has
hccu attacked hv ,a>~a~sin> and ne yet
lives ~tnarrount ot the last ait"mpll Is
an another column. The t"r:i'l" power
or Njhjlism is seen in lhi>-;hat In" as
sa,,in was 4 Nihili:t upon. whom III" lot
fell TO he the SLAYER Of he CAR. i!i>"Wn
life would have been i'tri'"'! II II" hrI
refused to obey the commands Of tn" Sc
c:ct society. The present political '"':'!i-
ton Of Russia is exceedingly alarming.
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S0uth Carolina Bonds.

The tclrgrapliic announcement yesterday
thai the Suprcmc Court OF South CARROLL
ma had unanimously ordered 4 ninndnmnS to
be ISSUED. compelling The state Treasurer to
pay ont III the funds now in the Treasury IN"
interest Tor lN1g. of the recognized debt of the
State. had the effect Of causing South CARROLL
~, rnnsuIs rrrrruiZrti 10 advance about ten
points. On "Wednesday they were quoted at
- ibid, 81 asked. AMI yesterday m WAS freely
offered, hut holders demanded %. Trle"rlmiS
from Columbia stated that the Interest HAD
been rrunIuily raid. The total amount of
rrrny,,izr,l ]cni>ulS is },I", UN, If which about
S2gW, EW is held in Augusta.
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State of South Carolina,
County Of Abbeville.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
SUMMONS, to Renew Execution.

Tic Trustees Of the Estate OF DR.. John Dc
La Howe, deceased, .\s>ignccs In he John
:. Erid and Jane L. Baker.
against
Wm. II. TagCart, Plaintiff,
against
Jane f.. Taggart, Eugene Taggart. Ella N.
Taggart. James r.. Taggart, Vim. ). Taggart,
Thomas -. Tnggart, John l.. Taggart. Hen
~ K. Taggart, l'arnwcll l.. Taggart and
Minnie =. Taggart. Heirs ut Law OF Vim. II.
Tagsart, Deceased, Defendants.
To EUGENE T.AGGART, absent Defend.
ant.