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Edward Willingham, 200 acres in
township no. 4; consideration $500.
Henry johnson to Jno. j. Neil. onc-
half acre in township no. 4 ; considera-
ton $500.
). W. Ruff, sheriff, to A. S. Doug
lass, onc-tourth interest in lot in
Wlnnsboro, belonging to the estate of
James M. Rutland, deceased; consid-
Grafton $215.
a. l.. Davis to M. p. Davis, 1853
acres in township no. 13; consideration
$1.O0.
George Rivers Walker, Referee, to
Sarah j. Hall, one lot in the town of
Blackstock; consideration $500.
IL. a. Hood to S. p. Hood, 32 acres
i'll township no. s; consideration 500.
.. II. Thompson, Judge of Probate,
10 Thomas G. Pollock, Trustee, 435
acres in township no. 3; consideration
$1,000.
Same to same, $50 acres in town.
ship no. B; consideration $1,000.
Same to same, $50 acres in township
no. s; consideration 800.
Mary A. Faucet to Hope Station
Church, onc-half acre in township no.
1; consideration Sl.Oo.
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THE BURLINGTON
Weekly HaVkeyG.
81, 600 IN THREE PREMIUMS.

3l,OUU IN THREE PREMIUMS.
NV 4 will pny the agent sending us the
w largest list Of Subscribers before
March I, 1870, ono first, class u octave,
rosewood or walnut, NEW SCALE, UPRIGHT
PIANO, $860.O0. This list to be at least
800 names,
For the second list. not to be loss
than 200 names, 500 in gold.
For tho third list, not to be less than
100 names, $50 in gold.
For 81 800, at ono timo, we will send
ton copies one year.
For $500, at one time, we will send fyo
copies ono year.
For three numes md 5000 we will
send tho Companion Scroll Saw and
Drill, value $3.50, as special premium,
For five names and $1,000 we will send
the Companion Scroll Saw, Drill, and
Lothe. value $500, MS special premium.
Wo will send The HAwEYR and "GLEAN-
INas FOR TUE CURIOUS" to agents ut So. 10
and return 400. ifthe book In not wanted
on examination, for it's return, pos. paid.
If returned at onco. Address
HAWKEYE PUBLISHING COMPANY,
dec 8 Burlington, Iowa.
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Coroner Hinnant, thinking that all
the facts had not been brought out on
tho former inquest, had the jury
called together again OIL Tuesday, to
look into the recent fatal accident ut
the freight depot. The jury found, as
before, that the colorcd man, Marion
Wadsworth, came to his death by
accident.
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SHERIFF'S SALE

by virtue of sundry executions to mo
- directed. will offer Cor salo, before
the courthouse door in Winnsboro. on
the first Monday. in March next, with
in tho legal hours Of sale, to tho
highest bidder for CASH, all the right
title and interest of John A Fraser in tbe
following-de-cribed property, to wit:
All that piece or tract of land in Fnir-
field county, containing s1xrY-r1vE ACRES
more or less, and bounded by landS Of
II. L. Elliott, d. II. Flenniken and F.
Eider.-levied on as the property of John
A. Fraser, Mt the suit of tho Winnsboro
National Bank and others.
=, s W.RUFF,
Winnsboro. S. G.,
February 10, 1870.
feb 22-xlt2
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STYL1s11.-A seal skin jacket is no
doubt very stylish, but it is n perfect
trap for catching cold. We would
advise all ladies wearing the same to
keep DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup handy.
Price rs cents.
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DAY PAssENGER-GoING SoUTlI.

New Advertiments.
knights Of Honor-E. S. Chandler
Reporter.
Worm Oil-Dr. T.. S. Lyndon.
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We are pleased to see i'll town DR..
T. G. Robertson, the popular and
efficient county treasurer Of York.
lie is on short visit to his relatives
here.
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HOllOway'S Ointment.

Possessed of this remedy, every man
may be own doctor. It may be rubbed
into the system, SO as to reach any in
ternal complaint; by these means, cures
sores or ulcers in the throat stomach,
liver, spine or other parts. 1t is M in
fallible remedy for bad legs, bad breasts,
contracted or stiff joints, gout, rhouma-
tism, and all skin diseases.
IMPORTANT CAUT1OS.-Nonc arc genuine un-
less the signature or j. IlAYDoCK as agent for
thc.u United States surrounds each box OF Pills
and Ointment. Boxes at q centt 81 cents, and
81 each. ~
:S- There Is considerable saving by taking
tho larger sizes. HOLLOWAY & CO.,
New York.
feb IDLY
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CYCIoPED1A or LrrEnATURE.-The
new eight volume acme edition OF
Chambers Cyclopcdia Of English Lit
craturc is meeting with the largest
sale which has probably ever been
given to work having only high lit
erary merit and nothing Of the scnsa-
tional. A second edition Of 5000
copies of volume l is announced as
nearly all sold within one month after
issue of the first edition. Volume 2,
just ready, gives the history and cpit-
ONO Of our literature, from the
"goldcn age" Of Queen Elizabeth to
1900, giving in its 4l6 beautiful pages
biographies of and choice selections
from the writings Of all noted authors
of that period, among which are Lord
Bacon, Sir Walter Raleigh, Burton,
Bishop Hall, John Knox, Milton,
Dryden, Jeremy Taylor, and others.
Tho work is of such well known OK
cellcnce that every person of literary
taste possesses or desires to possess
some edition of it. This edition is
complete in eight handy volumes, cx-
csllcnt in Typography, paper and bind
ing, revised to date, and sold at prices
so low, that a common question which
the publishers have to answer is,
''whethcr the price is for each volume
or for the entire work." 1t is sold
only to subscribers direct, the large
discount usually given to dealers and
agents being allowed to tho subscrib-
or instead. The publishers make spc-
cial inducements to early purchasers,
the eight volumes complete being sent
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March Is, in paper, for $3.50; in cloth,
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Specimen pages gro sent free on re-
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T. r. Robertson, Esq, has been re-
appointed trial justice for the term of
two years.
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ltAILRoAD SCIIEDULE.-The follow
ing is the present schedule of arrivals,
on the Charlotte, Columbia and Au-
gusta Railroad:--
DAY PASSENGER-GOlNG NoRTu.
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For CutaneOus Disorders,

And oil eruptions of the skin this Oint-
ment is most in valuable 1t does not
heal externally alone, but pcnctmtcs
with the most searching effects to the
Yory root of evil
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-02-27

TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE.-Since
our last report the following trans
fers of real estate have been entered in
the office Of the county anditor:
Joseph McMeckin to o. r., A. j. and
l.. r.. Mcttz, 35 acres in township no.
II; consideration $400.
w. G. Dye, John II. Dye and Will
liam j. Drakeford to Mary McCabe,
TT acres in township no. 8; consid-
Grafton $21OO.
McMast"r g Brice to Mrs. Daisie G..
Bacot, 32z acres In township no. 10;
consideration $1504.
Thomas II. Davis to Winnie Davis,
1882 acres in township no. 4; consid-
Grafton $1,000.
q. w. Faucet, Mary A. Faucet and
Nancy A. Coleman to Hunly McCon-
nell, 200 acres in township no. 1; con-
sideration 40 bales Of cotton.
Mary J. Mobley to Martha Wilson,
150 acres in township no. 8; considera-
ton $3.50.
H. l.. Elliott to Henry Harris, one
half acre In township no. 4; consider
alton $50. Vi
II. Il. Elliott to Louis Nettles, one
half acre in township no. 4; considera-
tion $50. SsI
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HYMENEAL.

MAIt!eIED-On tho goth inst, at
the residence Of the brides father, by
the Rev. w. S. Perry, MIR. WALTER j.
PERRY. of Fairfield, to Miss ALICE G..
MCQUATrERS, Of Richiand.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-02-27

Office is horeby given to all whom
~ it may concern, that will apply
to j. II. Boyles. Probate Judge Of Fair
field county on Saturday, March Odd.
1879, for hnal discharge as guardian OF
Maggie G.. Yongue,
CALVIN BRICE,
feb % f1x3' Guardian.
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AUDITORS SALE.

by orders from tho Comptroller Gen
- eral, tho following tracts or parcels
OF lands or rs much thereof rs shall be
necessary to pay the taxes, costs, and
penalties for the fiscal year 1877, will
be offered for sale by the Treasurer of Fair
field county, in front Of tho courthouse
door in Winnsboro, on Tuesday, the 4th
day of March, 1870.
TOWNSHIP NO, 10.
Thos. Anderson, 1857 acres.
I. n. WITHERS,
Auditor.
February %, 1879.
b 25-law2w
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True Brotherhood Lodge, No. 344,
Knights Of Honor,

FNHE regular meeting OF this Lodge will bo
Il held In Masonic Hall on Friday evening, the
2sCh Inst, at ~ O'Clock.
e. S. CHANDLER,
Iepzt-Tl Reporter.
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GRAND INTRODUCTION SAIL

Commenced Nov. [, and will continue until nil
are sold. Don't mss the chance IL is tho
only sale OF the kind ever yot attempted in
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-02-27
Notice for Final Discharge.

feb27-t1
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-03-19

open alike to landlord and tenant.
That this is sound policy there can be
no denying. In what is known as the
great Boarding house Region, north
OF Fourteenth street, as far east as
Madison square. and as far north as
FiAy-ninth street, il is found on actual
inquiry that there is a very general
and determined strike" against pay
ing existing rents for another year.
Boarders insist upon lower prices for
board, and there is no way Of harmon
izing conflicting interests save by lower
rents, and the indications are that
they will carry the day Meanwhile,
there can be no mistaking the fact that
outside of the clearinghouse area
rents are coming down from last years
figures very materially. For instance,
IN sd street, in one of the choicest
noighborhoods, a brown stone front,
four stories, eighteen feet wide, can
be rented for $500 per annum, and
in all that part Of the city there
is no scarcity of dwellings, on the
same terms, Before the panic houses
of that class would readily let for
$1,000 to $500 a year. As for Brook
Ign, If one has no objections to 60 to
the outskirts, he can get snug and
even elegant brown stone fronts, of any
and all sizes, on almost his own terms.
Rapid transit in New York has been.
the last feather on the camel's back
over there, 50 far as real estate value
is concerned. Families are moving
away by the score, and, il that be the
case now, what will it be when May
day comes alongp No doubt, Brook
lyn will have rapid transit Of its own
one Of these days, but it will take it
a long while to regain the population
and the thrift it is now losing from
the want Of it.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-03-19
- Mnrr -.

Busun Commercial HsnllB6nL
Whom young Hgaan. who rs a CON-
MISSION merchant and importer numf
home DO dinner ono spolmg BEst week
ne Sound Mrs Hyson Just putting with
q gaJor and describing s8ns lovely
Chln0se lIDtoins she had bought al
NHB0r s on Washington sbrast.
Apsan face sruR aEi4 as dbs uura-
tips GrouUsbea and when sine Door
g31sea upon she Visitar be 1urDea 81
Mrs M. with 8UwHrilg brow. and
asked @ hsi have Pgr hB8n 3aCllIg
mapB away On 81 N8nNBr
Don d he such a boar MUruT sEt
Mss anlr hmrthi q BW4m Of
dhsst l8pUlT hrb8rHs, 1lcb im urm-
mUrtS and BngUW aB use in Hhs puur-
my n1xi summon, and They wayrD m q
BBlls "a each Did Puu gHm 500 anything
hike thBm latIQR
Sse m FuluBh @gsn it
thEy aBri me taur tiBusHnd Of an On
dhB MEnHrin and ] hFH mlF Eait
Bm Dat. and tfnf wRE q huntigt M
v oman im ffsHHn dnllgrs, Tears
and bthimHH,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-03-19

Now York 4etot ~ plltA5lbAa 4adpn.h
Who're IS = shasD s6ntea gs5hea On
.9bgt ess m NsT NV& between hsna
.keaa8's and DE aeeis g8 she AS58iS
.ihe l0ra ARDS De &esleS. ne Shane
.atttas ana othar large gea asfsla
owners. ae DE perennial eett tue
RSh. fiha f0tmsi sqsg gah8s On
sist On a re2petidgh Ant ss q 7hle the
.5sbeai st6tt8 aasfst "a, on eh6 gg0se6
thb jhag have been mel ING successive
re1 bse0us, sfrHellS snee the ptti6.
and thst. ss gaxas A8 sAFtt as tieh rs
.eet, a e 6tt al the Qpesa0t thsj
lAatalmh Ransahe Afs4hing atlth8t
AS . -e0nseUpaueA y8bane decline q,
sax Wtetha thGt wA e0fGtta 30 s3S
aRsn tha fiat 6f Max and mesdh nor.
nlaxiW sn2 rtegWgrg el 8r6unb :,
tha rmgtib Ehasa Is no et1d0nBe b.
diR pmm aesai0ok however ih tht
Buuhsf al visible h0gleet 10 l8t.
n@mudh 10 iha ag0fss have shdpei
dhe plaRe al sfvafgmn hs NgPaV
b. Re ndtshals - mhth lthe beeS5l
why Fieg say ID hb8 q bed aiiHd Bi
mapW,8 N see 81 mstg h8us@ DO lat
pitat ~ tte same rQg, and tlaia b
reiis no hnessiU IN u when soc
Hs'oluHm NJ he prwpffg ars
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-03-19

New York GraPAie,l
Boys to Facaly-Look here. We
want shorter Ave o'clock PUayeTsin the
morning.
Faculy-~ver ven, bSys: veil
nip the prayers Of at both ends. 0nly
don't 80 to the Harvard shop across
the way to bay your edacAtionS
BoT-ARd We want whisky in our
tea,
Faealg-NOr. boys, that ism
hardly night you know. Wine is a
B0ys-"Whisky in our tea, and a
pOt 3 piece every morning after
prayers o. we p~atUoniEes MeCoshs
shop
~YeGy well bcyS Please
take you boots Of the center table
wont yOag
Boys-An& the professor II theol-
oy must black ON boots and Cut th5
meat uP sor oar bali Pupsg
Facalp- Nov. boyS that's too
bad No college does such a thing
at la1N kor the money 6cntleMta,
pat yp0r dogs oai Of the PaTa01, won
yeag
Bars-P Professor DagsGar nus
black oar boots and eutt the pap meat
up O. VI 90 over 10 the New HHVes
shop
FaealD- Wen Ey to saSt yoa.
AevS
B@S-Aa5 Mrs Professor Hdx-
amet0t mast tack US in after We 20 ID
bed, and bring as ON soda Ena bran
&5es IA the ms9TNaag-
Professor harama1M- Mrs Hex.
shall DON suoh q thing.
Boys All night We un8ED 0r1r %,
tho Etoe-aRa-aEsy Theological IRsti
trtt ta4rn0tr8R.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-03-19

Mrs. Huntoon, the celebrated spir-
itualist of the Eddy family, was ex-
posed at Beebe Plain, Canada, last
Tuesday night. When the spirit Of
the Big Indian appeared it was
seized and proved to be Mrs, HuntoOn
herself. Her comrades in the fraud
begged ~piteously not to be exposed.
and offered to refund the money taken
at the door.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-03-19

We believe it is the style to affect
contempt for things that are old. Not
so, however, with DIR. Bulls Cough
Syrup, which has stood the popular
test of thirty-four years use, and is
more thought of than ever before.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-03-19

This rs aiB WHY IhB ABY Hm8
MmiH gErBmlly talks Ebnm Mn
Hialmgpas Il MIN VIM hnhi5mly
llahIum hmHhH in nihlir ftHH num-
IBuR bhimmnMp iE nHi EEantg IN an
nnmmm IN H1B bnGB, Hithm n UhrH.
tiaH On az uHnttBmm
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-03-19

= sal0rpt man sa Danrilla Va was.
pGie@a tas sa nc fimar with5rt q.
hceHse When De saw me Dneb esm
1ose6 az b6th wlm ana kissk men
l9 Wiee 6ut in tar0r fBf Gods
sake a6ta lol tl5n higc0is tys mo
yoti1 hang mss tust a see
bin kgk.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-03-19
WAn WaaaAa reit n 9lh1s a,r

Whom W4Ras halt. tha ejhM FAX.
received SSa.bN al De 0aasry fst
g0lk a0h6 on One isjtiss nj mo Mssis
sFWis mdnth Fsassnrer Dian
c8i0atRed 10 Alm. THIS Is . 0mps
sum @ pS "a ore man. Captain.
bnts raple6 &rt sarg L1dlt IN 81
wil rsmtn IN mg hands see soms
al p& Waalt6is nov sanding 8nfSae
Haltnt ty me 10 come aet WJt the
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-03-19

PROSPECTUS.
Fever Of 1878.

TEE Hnwurl AsBnairtim az lIm1nif WIZ
4 publish and hsHH ruulF ir .dHEuufv en- 10
NiqtI lhH traI az Alnll nHE5 o nHm11HiH Ms.
tnrg M Chr AnlHw tTrrr rum 1hp Hur1ina
tirns IlHA s ila1lrF % lhf HDuaumirw f uE7s.
yihiHh va amtuant tbs nImns. with rsai-
unrlu, ant hil.I t Um1h- TE Wur i've tlnup-
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h~uuuuiuns, 1ntt ~ uulnrf fnt H%u1niiu6. SUM
thf rgnHwIuf public OF Amuniun nmf Hurmm.
Emuunlup n thH -HErrerrtu tn nnuY fun ism
urnl liuuRunt uuliurB, and vino Uinnmitim
wnH mndr BIZ #ImH-
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4HWuia1in 81 mffnu 1hufgitp irH laeBivr Hr
saw lisuh tht i'Wl ui nuiiimU6im ar o imdi
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a hunGsmr mmumf1L, An iim mretsnt m Tim.
vgut 4nmntarE, aD ann mumury ~ piuefnu1ua.
NtiIWf ant Nnnih Hrf df lhr wuyugYd NHgnnir-
tIm imt 0itlanns la8iim Nmnlt1tnn. Win
tut during lhu tiuduniC1i ub7B.
Whr hnuk VIII ir QUINN ~ in sa pm,v hnat
niLnnnt IN rnnt vllur nrlem will hmmt, IN
Hian umHvui Hnu 1nuilti , iinutU 1--WE lnunt-nt
ulFnb. lricn &s4 AdGmaH
E0wAED ASSOCIATION,
10 MuEamzn sErssa-
mEMFHHN 2 : 2 TEEEEEslEE.
UMN
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-03-19

Santnr Tim Nees sdt .lhHilia
Win "A , nAfomef deunAisA D yotnl
Uaai an temperance ie'pira in ~
lmih.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-03-19

The 8Bnamw Rf lermlutlm npBry.
xams dtrBuehBm dhp mmmftw 10 IN
tia Hnnr6mn dt q uBduHtm vi htHrgH
.rItes,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-03-19

dnepal Sherman Hsl lapa Raf
Ciel tgpia asrs b0Sa m6mh. accom-
pniee ig he aegas9 as5lol
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-03-19

678 Bryson g. Camp VS. L P Pierce.
619 Jno League and Thos Fisher VS.
City Of Memphis.
$50 John League aud Thomas Fisher
or VS. city of Memphis.
.6S1 V Sanderlin use etc VS. + J
Dunn ct al.
6S M Il EppersOn ct al VS. Shelby
county.
6S3 p Milan VS. i P Williamson,
executor.
6S5 City of Memphis vs. Southern
Oil Works ct al.
CSC State of Tennessee VS. Peoples In
surance Company.
6S7 State of Tennessee VS. Miss Valley
Insurance Company.
6SS State Of Tennessee VS. Merchants
Insurance Company.
$50 City of Memphis VS. VIM Dean Il
Co.
600 James B Cook vs. City Of Mem
phis.
69l Jacob Weller vs. George Schmalz-
ried.
692 Henry Shaw ct al vs. Ida H Mer-
Ger ct al.
695 j. b. and 7. D. Craighead VS. w
Ii Butts.
696 II Caro- ct al VS. NJ Hirsh.
69T Fraser & Edmonds, executors, VS.
Samuel Newson.
sos j r Goodwin VS. j r Gurley ct al.
500 J Z Hicks VS. G w Trueheart.
200 p Heaney VS. j Coyne.
701 r Lanford VS. Thos Fox.
702 G Meyers VS. p d Beecher.
-703 w w Morford VS. Cooyer x Mil
Ter.
704 rs Proudft ct al VS. Guy, Nc
Clellan & Co.
705 j Raines VS. ID McOurry.
.T06 A Seessel VS. NJ S Lord.
7O7 Eliza Stillman VS. j NJ Tighe q
Co.
70S Scheduled, Hanauer & Co VS. j
r Snead.
200 Schoolield, Hanauer & Co ct al
VS. II ID Stone. ata.
40 j A Anderson, administrator, VS.
j Y Cummings.
Ill r G Brinkley VS. l. Leatherman.
7l2 4 w Buttinghaus VS. NJ L Bacon.
7l3 Il Bishop VS. Humes 4 Poston.
ia p Duffy VS. I Belts.
7l5 NJ Il and B l Eddins vs. Charles
Kney.
7l6 J Fairbairn VS. ] j McComb.
III Louisville & Nashville r r Go
VS. Jane L Weaver.
us s Lehman, assignee, VS. r C
Brinkley.
40 r NJ Mason ct al VS. Il NJ Apper-
son & Co.
400 Merchants National Bank Of
Memphis VS. Gage q Fisher.
T2l Memphis Gas Light Co VS. John
Ledger.
72 Otto R~eiushagen VS. NJ LaYezza.
13 w J Smith VS. A Kenkert.
I4 w J Smith VS. NJ Monaghan
rs G. r Scott VS. 5 Feueht
T26 4 NJ White VS. c J Phillips.
III John White VS. w Nj Williams.
rs Jerry Wood VS. B J Williams.
~ Riddle, Coleman & Co VS. A NJ
Stevens.
40 J Devote VS. II NJ Hill. use, etc,
I3l K Felsenthal VS. G A Eckerly &
Bro.
T2 w ] Haines VS. w Hendricks.
.7S B + Hildebrand and wife, ct al.
vs. s B Myers.
TS4 w Kuhn VS. Peoples Ins Co.
T5 ] Knightly VS. w ] Smith.
as f Marshall VS. 7 Madden.
7S7 w H Nesbitt VS. City of Mem
phis.
TS Joseph ParcIyk vs. B Rocco ct al.
80 Sd Ward vs. J Devote.
74Q J B Cook VS. B X Pike & Co.
al Joseph ParcEyk vs. B Rocco.
749 BJ EddinS vs. Paduc7h and Mem
phis r r Co.
TS J NJ EchOls VS. L B Williams &
Bro.
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LOTTERY.
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"A WIN A F0RTUNE-Fourth Grand Dis
~tribution, Glass ID, at New Orleans, Tuesday,
April 5, lS79-107th Monthly Drawing.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY
By the legislature Of the State for Educational
and Charitable purposes, in 1868, for the
term of Twenty-Five Years, to which
contract the inyiolable faith Of the State is
pledged with a capital Of loo, 900, to which
i has since added a reserve fund Of $4,000.
Its grand Single Number Distributions will
take place monthly on the second Tuesday.
IT. NEVER SCALES OR POsrPoNEs. Look at the
following distribution
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r%pAiIsAer and propflelcr.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-03-21
An Inmate of the Prescott Jail.

Nicanora Rodrigues, who was arrested in Signal City, Mohave County, last month by Deputy L. $. Marshal Walker, on a charge of cOmplicity in selling bullion taken from the Wickenbnrg stage robbery Apr. 9th. 1878, has lea quite an eventiul life and can appropriately be termed an "old offender It is not claImed, however, that Nicanora was present at the scene of operations with Ruibal (now in jaiD and M1lino, but that he subsequently, assisted like others who have not been arrested) in selnng part of the plunder taken from W r, k Co.'S. treas ure box, that is to say, one bar of bullion worth over S2OOO winch has been recovered. In 1856 NicAnora, with others, captured an express train enrJute from Yreka to Shasta, Cal, ned up the messengers, and took the entire lot of treasure which was in teeir GUS tody, some $29,0O0. For this he was arrest ed, irled and convicted and sent to San Quentin for term of ten years. He IS nG- tiEs of Chil and of good family connection there and for this reason prominent coun- trymen of his interceded with the Coz. m his behalf, and he pardoned him on condi- ton that he leave Gal. He weAt to Chilli put returned in a few months when he con- mirted crime for winch he vas again scot to San Quentin for term of eight wears, all of which he served less his cred its. On being discharged, he went to Aus tin, White Pine, Eureka and Pioche, Neva5a where he operated In 1875, while in jan awaiting trial on an indictment for steal ing bullion from the fast freight wagon oi W. L. Pritchard, ne struck Under Sheriff Joseph Hoag over the head with an ireI bar, and escaped, leaving the office: fol dead. Nicanora IS a man of spare build
 keen lack eye. quite intelligent and cana
 p,e of passing himself off for gentleman in any crowd. His arrest at Signal by ofl- cer Walker is the first time he has beer in the clutches of the law since his depart
 ure or exit from ths Pioche prison. Moli
 DO, who has been thus far fortunate in evad- Ing the officers of the law it is thought vii
 be brought into Prescott within the next ter days and the whole amount of nullIon recov
 cred and, undoubtedly, if there are others who participated in the robbery or spoii
 they will be brought in for their share O
 punishment This should be the case, fol we need no gentlemen highwaymen in Ari zona. Rodrigues is out on bail.