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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1879-01-23
OF SOUTI

DY L. Charlton, ESQ
ID bate in said Count
Whereas, @. +. Che
G.. z. for Edgelield CO
suit to me. to grant
Administration of the
effects of Sarah Dean.
County, deceased.
These aro.therelOre
ish all and singular
creditors OF the S
decd, that they be F.;
me, in the Court of /
at Edgetiold G. b
Feb, A. ID. 1879, afie
of, at II O'Clock, A. y
any they have, why
tration should not
under my hand, this
D. 1879. Il. CHI
Jan. 2. lSI9-Gt-3
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1879-01-23

a recent act OF the Legislature imposes
a fine of not less than 5000 and imprison-
ment for not less than six months On any
one convicted of carrying concealed
weapons.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1879-01-23
Sheriff g
STATE OF soUTH {
I.!tGMFIEaD CuU

George w. Robertson Us. W
Execution.
EDY virtue of an EXecuii.
I'D rected, in the above st
will proceed to sell. at Ed
House, on the FIRST Nj
February next, tho iollowin
to wit:
One Tract of Land, contai
Hundred and Thirty-Three q
or less, adjoining lands OF W.
Thomas Cartledge, r j. Price
ertson, and others, and levi'
the property OF the Defendi
Parks.
TERMs-Cash. TITLES exit
JOHN T. GA
Sheriff EdGefield
Jan. llti,, lS79-4tc-5
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1879-01-23

QUERY "Why will men smoke CON-
mon Tobacco, when they can buy Mar
burg Bros. Seal of North Cdrotina,' at
thesame price,"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1879-01-23

Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Kennebrew, who
for more than ayear past, have added so
much to the social pleasure of Johnston
have moved thence to Augusta.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1879-01-23
Sherif's Sale.
OF SOUTH CAROLINA
E.DGEFIEI.D COUNTY.

EDGEFIEI.D COUNTY.
o. F. Cheathan ms Executor of G. A.
Gheathaln. deceased, as. Emily Cheat
ham. C Augustus Cheathani, Ell al
Execution.
DY virtue of an Execution to me di-
I'D rccted, in the above stated cause, l
will proceed to sell, at Edgefield Court
House, on the ~FIRSTMONDAY in Feb
ruary next, the following property, to
wit:
One Tract of Land, containing Two
Hundred Acres, more or less, adjoining
lands of Mrs. Sylvester Hill, Mrs. Crit
tis, and the Estateo of D. D. Brunson, now
in the possession of John Cheatham, and
levied upon as the property Of G.. A.
Chea;ham, deceased.
TERMS-Cash. Titles extra.
JOHN Il. CASTOR,
Sheriff Edgeiield County.
IAN. 9th, lS79-4te-5
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Capt. Geo. B. Lake, lately of The
ADVERTISER, is now working for the
Neaos and Courier and Chronicle and
C5nsl;tutionalist.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1879-01-23

The free schools for Edge6eld County
for lS79-will open on the first Mon
day in February.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1879-01-23

The following officers were elected and
installed 10 serve Grove Lodge, No. 50,
A.. F. NJ, for the year 1879: W. H.
ouzts. w. NJ; DR.. J. J. CARTRIDGE, S. w;
Up. Norris, j. W; R. Hargrove, Treasu-
rer; F. p. johnson, Secretary; ]. P. Hay
good, S, D.; John QUITS. ]. d. ]. ]. Still
and Kelly Dorm, Stewards; ]. M. Thinner
man, Tyler.
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State of South Carolin
EDGEFIELD COUNTY.

In the Probate CoHrt.
Emma Z. Gardner. Henry Cards
their Guardian, al Item, $ Z.
Plaintitf1, against George. NJ G..
Administrator, and others. Dhfg
Compliant to sell Laad, cdN IN
has, &c.
TT is ordered il:lt all and s:nga
4 Creditors # the Estate oil
Grafton, deceased. prove their res
claims, befrro this Cour:. nn or
the 10th day oi February next, G
will b. barred from payment.
l. CiiARLTON, J
Jan. !, lS10-6t-3
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state Of South ara ~.
EDGEFIELD COUNTY,,
IN Prohnfe Court.

DY L. Charlton. Esq. JuGg.
ID bate, in said County.
Whereas, jacob. sh;rey b
suit 20 me, to grant him l.ete
ADMINISTRATION al the Estate aud
Mary Shirc.y. deceased
These are therefore &C rito 81
ish all and singular tho XII
deceased, that tliey hr aud .,p.'
me. in the Court of Probate,
ut Elgetield G. IT,, onrhc i5tl
a. H., 1879. after publication
10 O'Clock \. M 10 slew ca
they. have, why the said Adj
should not he granted.
Given under my hand, Iii
Jnnuary, y H., 1879.
T.. CiIARLT0-
Jan. /, lS79-G!-3
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COMMERCIAL.
YESTERDAYS MARKET.

Corrected Weekly from the Augusta
Evening News.
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STATE OF SOUTH C!i
~EDGEFII,LD COUN
Comrt Of Common

l.. p. RUTLAND, Plaintiff. az;
MrCmr!y', .'crusl!n i.a%rnn
Rutland, Lucy Amackcr,
LeGroy'. Sarah l%.ricretia {
beth Asbell, L;poraanna :.
II. Edison, ]. J. hidsCn,
Edison, Elizabeth Denny.
Edison, Dcfendaris--M IL
of JaIpes McCafty, deccn
from Court Of pi'c6utc.
VT appearing to the Court I
j to The land claimed to ha'
chased by Hiram Locroy
McCarty, deceased, and ~
veycd to Lawrence ?. Eu
volvcd in this cause, and IN
Rutland having demanded {
ms to said Title be tried hya
ordered that an Issue rs to
said land be made up 70 bes
trial by a jury III Wnlch III
Rutland shall be the Actor
and the heirs Of James J
ceased, tho Respondents or
1t is further ordered that
order be served upon the h,
McCar.y, deceased, in orc
them proper parties to tn
that said service he by r
otherwise, as the Plaintiff
vised and to he made With
from this date.
Prenidi
OctoG
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1879-01-23

Mr.. G. O. Robinson, of the Augusta
Music House, says that when en- Augusta
merchant fails to advertise in the Edge
field ADVERTISER he can at once COM
mence to close up his business.
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The Edgefeld Is. CO. Advertiser is one
OF the ~liveliest as well as the deepest o.
our weekly exchanges. Its sketches Of
South Cardinals illustrious sons are filled
with Observation-Disclosures, Madison,
Ga.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1879-01-23
sIMMl.
HEPATIC c
OR
Liver

FVERY family sl,c
H. il. on hand. baca
nrity over all other ii
Liver Regulators.
Nausea or Gripping
take. 1t cures disease,
Spleen. 1t removes J
system. 1t is the only
that Cures consti patton
ralgia, Sick Headache :.
II Is al excellent Laxa
females The of,ener
smaller the dose-the We
other Purgatives. 1t is
use, and never contra
case. 1t is the best III al
children. All persons
who are afflicted with p.
S~TIpATION. Try it.
and packages. 25, scents.
Large packages. so cent
where. tOiiE II
Snle Pr0pr
wholesale
Oh,
N"t. II. 1875 Gm-iS
g. Mia
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NEWSPAPER And BOOK

il WILL RECEIVE AND FOR
with promptness and dcspatcl,
tions and orders for all the leadin.
cal, literary, agricultural, rcligic
ontifc and fashion rcwspape
magazines.
Also, books, music, Sc, at pa!
prices.
r CALL ATTHEPHOToGJ
GALLERY. IN
r. H.. MIM
Dec. 1st, lS7S-ti-5l
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FOR TIE BALL AND PARTIES
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TO Tic Defendants aGorc n

IV 0T'V III
TAKE NOTICE: Tina
Court in-tllis ACTON, 81 y
going is a copy, WhS llied
the Clerk of the Conr; OF
for Edgeiicid County, o.
October 1878.
a
Plainti
Dec. 10, lS7S-Gt-l
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1879-01-23

AUGUSTA, Ga. January 23d, ls79.
COTTON.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1879-01-23

TIE GENUINE
nm. q, Killarney
C,elcbf ltcd american
WORN! SPECIFIC
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1879-01-23

Nov. IA, 1878 .tf-4
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1879-01-23
MIR. STEPHENS ON THE TEXAS
Pacific.

benevolent purpose.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-05
THE COMMOboRE'S VIEWS.
prsr-M1yG TIE GREAT WILL SUIT.

RCSIMING THE GREAT WILL SUIT.
prcoIlrCrIoNs OF COMMODORE VANDERBiITs
p1nIY TALKS ABOUT MIN AND RAILROADS
TESTIMONY or sCPLRINTENDENTs PRIEST AND
T1IiNGMAST, TX-G0VERNoRs MORGAN AND
HOFFMAN AND Mr.. wETMoRE.
The contest Of the will of Commodore Wander
nilt after a recess of two months was resumed IN
the Surrogatcs Court yesterday. The witnesses
examined were ZenoS c. Priest Division Snperh-
tendent. and James TilinghaSt, General Supern-
trndcnt of the New-Iork Central Railroad william
c. Wc,morc, the lawyer, Ex-Governor +. II. Moran
and cx. Governor John T. Hoffman. The first three
witnesses recountcd their interviews with the Coh-
modorc in regard to railroad matters and his meth
ODDS of dealing with business problems as they arose.
Governor Morgan told of business transaction win
him In regard to telegraph stock, and Governor
Hoffman repeated conversations IN when the Ooln-
modor, made feeling illusions to his relations with
other members of his family Each Of the wit
ncsscs thoughtthe acts of the Commodore indicated
clear jld gmcnt and Deliberate discretion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-05
NoRi FINE BILLLARD FLYING.

SLoSSoN BEAT, RUpOTPHE AND FOR SECOND TINE
MAKES An AYIRAGE Of sEVENrY-FIYE.
The twenty-secOnd game OF the billiard
tournament was played Yesterday afternoon al Cooper
Institute ny sexton and Hei-er and resulted in victory
tor 5 xton The game was TEDIOUS. there being
thnrty-nne INNINGS sections highest run was
lbs and Ieiser's 1875, bat only scored 800 points
Sections average was 1913, and HciSer's was 9i'3s
The game In the evening between A. p. Ruio'phe
and George SlOssOn attracted a large audience.
Rudolphe opened the game bv making point. In
his third INNING slOsSOn made the highest run OF the
evening After three four rOund-tnetdble shots De
succeeded IN getting the balls together at the ran on The
lower END OF the table. lie successfully turned
Tie first corner and began moving the Dtli:
M the long cushion until be had scored 100
Theu the FIRST applause Of the evening greeted nim
Sio,son continued tbs play around the table uuu he
IA d reached his starting point and mad counted III
After having added three this number the bal
separated but the player then tile red bail around
the table and succeeded IN getting II ana ~ companion
once more together on the cushion. When he ha1
reached 26J the balls again broke, and Tor the next
five snos SussOn had 10 pas around the table Finally
be made "A tout, by striking his bal twice The game
now stood, SlussOn 2SS am RUDOLF hc 30.
RuGol phe then scored 4; SlOS,On added l6. Rl
dophrs highest run next, and he made As Ait~r
making OF - ana IT, SlOSson got ths
balls the rail, ana Wien II had been ceu
by the III rker the balls frOZc" He cOuntered, lo"
ever and made 46 points more before stopping. sOs
son mad only - 10 after his seventh inning. W9eh
he made when RudO!phe had added 'w0 10 his sIfiaf
Slosson'S average was 10, kudOpuc ia. lhe lV'
lowing Is the score of each
Slosson-lO ;. 30. IL, 50. rs, III. $1,000.
IuiulphC-l, 20, 10, 40, ,, -, 2-9i.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-05
STATE OFFICLALS ARRESTED.

The MISSOURI STATE COAL OIL INSPECTOR AND HIS
CLERK CHARGED WITH FRAUD.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. IA good deal Of excite
mcnt prevail here to-day ia political and Official circles
IN consequence OF the arrest late last night,
by detectives, Of Harrison Attawdy, State Coal
OH Inspector just "a he was boarding IL
railroad train leave the city. The affair quite
nlvstcr.ol,.y couducted No warrant served on
Attaeav the detectives saving they received Their
orders from the foreman e. the Grand Jury. The arrest
has been deemed a very arbitrary proceeding. To-day
Attaway was brought before Judge LIusnlIn, OF the
Grim nal Court, a bench warrant, and placed under
- 900 nOud, TO answer an indictment Clifford Able,
cuief CLERK and deputy OF Aiaway WAS also arrested
to-day bench warrant, aud put under
bonds for Wnuly refusing 10 produce the
books Of the Cod on Inspectors office before
The Grand Jury No indictment has yc; been prcScutco
against AtaWay, bur there seems 10 be- no doubt that
one be returned I'm day or tTo. anu that The charSr
AGAINST hun viii be founded The satut" referring
to malicious oppression, pIrtlalty IN tiitrC and
fraud III This case alleged fraud viii De the principal
charge. based upon testimony, which - sail
10 hsvr been given before the Grand Jury BY
Wholesale petroleum on dealers. mat for q
long lime pat the oil sold by them
10 rc a. ers IN aud country fallen -hort Of
tie official gauge TWO To four gallons per barrel
II is also cxpcct,d tIat indictment OF sinllir
nature VIII be found against Deputy Able.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-05

menis or the want OF administration fails 10 give equa
protection every citizen. the Supreme Court OF tne
United States CONGRESS had the right To enforce
that protection all Corners and every where III
there thing In this liberty OF ours. this brother
hood not only of States and OF committees but broth
erhoOd OF every where and the state cannot protect
the man, then this common brotherhood Governments
OF ours should extend Its protecting hand. There Is
nothing in the decisions OF the Supreme Court OF the
United states that bears n hairs weight against my
resolutions The Supreme Court OF the United states
decided that such laws Congress has passed grow
of Congessiona legislation II is In ala OF homee IL
IN ard of local self government that ihe Federal Gov
eminent the power under the Constitution 10 pro
cc the citizens IL is not overthrow states; II Is tn
support ana uphold them. The protection OF citizens
all the States represented in the Senate aud all tho PEG
cxpedrut the Federal power, they can do So
Mr. WHITE (Dcm, MlJ then took the noor put
vie dcd 10 Mr. GARLAND DEM, Ark) for a motion TOT
an cIecut We session.
Mr. BRUCE (iep. Nis1.) presented petition OF FehX
Baniglu. attorney for the inventor submitting Tor the
COn@id ration or Congress a pan or voting by u
mechanical device to secret ballot ana preserve
an accurate account OF the same. Referred to the
Committee ou the Judiciary.
Nh EDHUND- opposed the motion for an executive
session aud noped his resolutions would be disposed OF
TODAY.
The motion Of Mr GARLAND was agreed TO- yeas -
mass ~ ana the senate then. At 4;3O P m went mic
cutiyr session and the doors were rcOptncd al
1: -, adjourned unul To morrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-05
THE PArIFIC SQUADRON.

MOVEMENTS OF IN alaska, TUSCtR AND PEN
.ACoIA-A WELI-CONTFSTED BOAT RACE.
PANAMA. Jan. 2j.-The United States
steamer Alaska, Captain George Brown commanding,
sailed from this mort ON the evening OF the 2lst Instant
for cruise aIon. the Contra American and Mexican
coast. and Will shortly arrive at san Francisco After
a brief -tay that port, she will proceed TO Honolulu.
The United States steamer Tuscrora sailed from this
port on the evening Of the 23d instant She is ordered
20 perform surveying service on the Central American
and Mex can coast work which the Tu>carOra has
been devoted for some months. Many points on the
coast are comparatively unknown and our charts in
common use are not always 10 he depended upon.
The United states Atsshlp Pensacola will sail this
evening, The 18th instant, for Talcahuano, chill Re
turning she viii the principal ports Of Chill, 30
hvIa, Peru and Ecuador.
A wellcontested boat race, between crews selected
from the Pensacola, LacRawanna and Alaska, came Off
at 73O on the morning Of the 10Th The boats employed
were cutters manned each with fourteen oars and in
charge Of cOXswdln The course was Tor mile and a
malt out, each boat turning ITS own stake-boat which
was distinguished by flag and then home. The purse
offered was at the rate OF so per man, or $3.50 in all
From the start the Alaskas boat gradually forged
ahead tnc men pulling strong, steady, sweeping
o. "a To the minute They turned their staKe-oo
80 seconds advance of the PenSacUa's crew. and 80
seconds before that of the Lackawanna On the home
stretch the Alasaa's boys had 1t all their own way.
Those the Lackawauuas boat spuTed brtvcly keen
ing up A. stroke for some time, Whhe he Pensdc"laS
crew swept along steadily, pulling 80 strokes TO the
minute hut they failed them closer To their fly
ing antagonist The Alaskas boat reached the goal
minutes and 20 seconds III advance Of that ot the Pcnsa
cola winch was followed 20 seconds afterward by the
boat Of Lickawanna The progress OF the race was
eagrry wal chrd from the ships OF and 10y visitors
from shore and from merchant ships in the bay and the
winters were heartily checred. Ire men on the Alaska
particularly interested, and from oil sorts Of ee
Vated OutOOks IN the rigging watched the struggle,
vhle cheer after cheer went up a. u was evident tnat
tnelr comrades had won. The ARRANGEMENTS for the
rare we're admirable, and opportunity for complaint
Oh any score could possibly b. conceived Tee weather
Was nelighffnl and the nlmnst Ike a mlllpOnd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-05
ATTEMPT TO ARREST CHIEF Mo.Es.

san FRANCISCO, Cal, Feb. "a dispatch
from Waa Wala states that warrant has been Issue"
by Justice Of the Peace. OF Yakima County washing
ton Territory for the arrest OF Chef Moses, of g'"N
nid to and conceaHng UuatI,la Indian, VINO Nas
huuyyu To hay" committed a murder. Tie outr.u ~
tempted 10 serve the warrant, bat Indian Agent NnV'
of the Yakima Reservation refused 70 deliver "Vt,f
SAVING tnAt he had received orders from tue auno4S
AT Washington and the prosecuting attorney OF lhe III
rItuIy to mold hlIu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-05

They were both short trockcd frllled daiiinss,
of mo mtidlcocracy aud at school al mos.
abode of learning aud prOpucty at Br gbiou Nu, ,h
One was tie daughter oi the member for aidA 30 80 /.
The sire OF Number Two occup,d dl-tihsuar ,4.
non M the gallery o. the House ~ Commons lV ,
acre bon-tiug about their respective parents, ana %
hen one "A ed ,hcu all hy SAVING, Ny papa II . ~
her Of Parliament!' VERY nkcN, itlOhrG w En-.
m, ss,olr Number Two; but nay papa ., Pafts.'S
tary Repotter!" NumDer QUO MAS quitr tA'lu-"' shs
iilI she made inquiucS during the Eas'ot il"' h,on,
returned radiant, waited her opportunity, an" "A
he whole OF the school said 10 Numnrf W. "a, An A
know now what voUr papa l.! He's obigru !" s p
cage ana write down whatever my papa uAeS W 80"
IaDudvu World.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-05
ROY4L ARCH MI>ONS.

ALBANY, Feb. 1.-The Grand Chapter of
E,,a AIcA M4,ou- of Toe State Of H,wNorA mct here
rodiy NJ f. David Z. Day. oi Buffalo. Grand High
Priest, d,llvcled an address The reports of William 4.
Woodruff OF BrOobyn. j., patty Grand High Priest John
DicAermun OF Albany. Grand Treasurer. and Christie
plIrr g. Fox Of Buffalo Grand secretary, were made,
and were referred 10 aTpropfa cominl ices Inc r.
,,r, ~ ID 4 Ouucu Ioli Dearborn aud Baron d. Brag-
drn committee Oh foreign correspondence, was also
made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-05
THE DEBT OF TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb. 3.-Ihe Am9tcd'
tomorrow wIll publish letter addressed Ia u'''i"''
Marks from Eugene Kelly. Chairman Of the Tennessee
Boudholders Committee. at Ncw-N0rk. Informing hiH
that the suits instituted IN the names al the boh"no- >,
AGAINST r.nucssec railroad, to test The question ~
priority OF lien OF the bonds ISSUED In ana "l VIC ,,
structon WAS without the knowledge or eo"srH' % Wv
communities
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-05
PROVIDENCE AND WORCESTER RAIL


Providence, X. l., Feb. 3.-The annual
meeting the stockholders OF the Providence ana ""i'
cester Railroad Company was held to-day, ana the
following Board OF Directors was elected: William ,
Slater. Paul Wnltn Gideon l.. spencer, r. B stodddIu
LYMAN 4. Cook, Estus Lam1, J0hn {. within. Geogge
A. Ierte. r. d. Phillips, NJ b. j. Goddird, Amos "
Hardwood. derrick Crunch. Joseph J.. Davis. J0nh
Dean IN place Henry Chaplin, deceased ana oscar j.
Ruth6m in place OF John Il. Btch, WHO declined &c
gI. fTl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-05
WAsmSGTON, Feb. 4.-Thc President Son,

NAsTIINGTON' TOD. F.-IHt TIt,ldcUt scni
the following nominations 10 the Senate to-day.
C0tiecfOrs OfCVsODts- Ebene/cr r. Fox. Bangor r..
fprson W. Sargent, Kennebmk Nc. Jame. 4 10y
ValdsbGrnngl Ne: Thomas HDdspu tine If.f D. ',b
ctof Maryland; Charles q. Manning. Eastern Dsin W.
North Carolina. 'W
SUTrey0rs NJ CUSi0ns- Edward 7. Moore ratciOQue \ 90
George Frazer, burlington. Iowa. '' u
IosiHGsfsrs-JOhn BraZcr santa cruz Cal: Inn,
Walker. Butler. Penn Silas ". Morton a. ptis.,I ~ p
Samuel : Graham, Turkey CIV Penn; Chal', a. or-ls
Atlanta H.. p. X Wc-lfall Bushnell. u: James Ts, ~
Hoorhca3. MINI; VIII am J. smith, Lut'kl Ncy. -
NsccHdHcoVs-W William II. IhOma-. at south argiu, o.
COnsu -. Paul Ge Loanda B0n v. Aukeuy l,ese.p
Pdoc Moneys. Dcs MDiD"- Iowa, second LDusl ann A.
J.. smith. 18Th Infantry. 10 De Second Leutc1lp, -,
Cavalry a."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-05
CONVERSATIONS.
WASHrNGrON, Feb. 4.-Thc Scnaf

WASHINGTON, Feb. 4.-Thc senate in evoor
tive se7-i,p to-day confirmed the following ,nin,t,,
Joseph Slo,s - alabama, 20 be United States Nar.,
The Northern District ~ Alabama 0' iV
John CLARK of iahO to be Associate Justice u the
Court ~ Idaho Territory 'p''As
PosfmasIerS- Jer-ev- ffcurr 4. Gfee1 Tor,o- ~
ylysma-I Harriet /. MCGUiEtn, Iamaqus ny
SWAMI Bullion. 1uiIsna-EdwsrI ~0un Nofre M NT
uois-Ni4- Lizzie Gilmore Ptt.u'li E,iwin gr1. n, D
wool, Norman Parsons. Brdr.sfDAn: Henr, Fu.t.' il
afk Charlie. W. Grtgory. Danyllc Frank Ceutes, ~,
rs: Nathaniel G.. Kenyon, tLatSWortA: Hef. Il 'e'nl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-05

Imatophva and many other OF the ordinary flowers OF
the season.
Preparations for the Annual Spring Exhioiuon arc
already going forward and the indications are tna 'S
growing society has entered on n prosperous ycar
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WuIsKEY sun COMPROMISED.

CI~cINNArI. Feb. 4.-Ihe case OF In" | me"
Sta.c,aginst C. nuheger. prominent rccni'r Oh wv
city has been compromised Sandhcgrr pnins 90 wv
GoXrrnpcut The sum Of 5000 and costs OF The s"I
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NOMINATIONS.

pending amendments To the House. thc nii, o,,o.,,
was ordered, aud the House ~ l0lJ adjourned 'Vh