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All communications Oh business,
to insure immediate attention, shouid
be addressed SALT LAKE HERALD
PRINTING AND PUBLISHING COMPANY,
and not to any Individual. MIA
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NOTICE.


To the Lo,adhelders in the West Jordan
Irrigation District:
IN PURSUANCE OF SECTION sos
i Of the Compiled Laws Of Utah for
1876, as amended, notice is hereby given
that meeting of the Landhoiders Il
West Jnrd sn Irrigation District viii be
he'd 10 the Tbirty-eighth District School,
house, Tsylorsville Salt Lake County,
Monday, October 18th, AID. 1880, ut ii
q. m, f1- the purpose of elActing Trus-
tees, Secretary and Treasurer for said
District; in way and manner as provided
in said act.
A. GARDNER,
HENRY BECKSTEAD,
GEORGE NEBEKER,
II. T. SPENCER,
PETER LEcHEMENANT,
Trustees.
ID. BocKHoLT, Sec'y.
Salt Lake City, September 9th, 1880.
s2S
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Arkansas, AT her election on the
9th instant, preserved the honor of
the state by rejecting the proposed
amendment to The constitution
which provided for the reputation
OF large portion of the state
debt. Other southern states ought to
do likewise, for though their dsbtG
may have been wronglully contracted,
they are nevertheless obligations
which the people ought to meet. and
which they must meet if they are
honest.
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SURVEYORS GENERAL CON.
VERTION
10 be Held ut Salt Lake City,
October 9Th.

Washington. 27.-GeneraI William
son, commissioner of The general
land ofhcs, has called convention
of surveyors general of all the western
states and territories, in Salt Lake,
Utah, on the 9th OF October next
The oblec. of the meeting il to dis-
cuss the present method OF making
surveys with a view TO institusing
certain reforms, tending to better and
more permanent work under the
preseut laws. 10
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HOTEL ARRIVALS
September q, 1880.



] scbufbaek. Miss II Newman. ] r
Funk, F E James, Park City; ] Mile,
Wess Jordan; Edmamson, ii z Cilan-
ton. E NJ Ranch, J Duggan, a Bemis,
Miss A Petersen, S JohansoD, w II
Bowman, W Coorer, w Driscoll.
Bingham; T Frame, Iowa Bar. Idaho; A
] Putnam, Bountiful; w X Walton,
Cottonwood; j Allen, Oil City, Penn; A
J Cushing. Il Baddan, Sandy; j r
Henry, Ophi r sherwood, Omaha: II
Creighton, Bellevue; + @ Hunt, Pres
cot;; . y Cregan, COLORADO Springs; A
K Thornton, American Fo' k; j w
Lynch, Silver Reef; @ w Roberts,
Omahsi II o bubbles, Kaysvi 10.
VALLEY HOUSE.
DR. w S SpringstOn and wife, Mont
real; r Wilkin, term nus U & n r K;
p Larson, st Louie; Ailison, Omaha;
E E Klund, Evanston; G o Curtis, r
Leppett, Chicago; j Dull. San Francisco;
w I Simpson, B 5 Fenton, Beaver
County; ID H Hill and wife, Butte,
Montsns; ID Sullivan, 1intic; Z N La
Rue, Phoebe; w Thomas and wife,
Bingham; N Wsldemar, Sweden; A B
Campbell, 5Iesdville; G Ween, Ogden; J
Wimson, j NJ Walker, Srn Francisco;
A II Lee, wife and two children, Water-
loo, Neb; Mrs d Sullivan, Chicago; A T
Shalee, Rock Springs; G A Bruce, Park
City; E j Spellman, u z r K; j k
Worthington, Nevada. 90. s19ei ~.
WALKER HOUSE @
6 Edginton, Og en-; II Frank, Far
Francisco; E f Kelly. Chicago; II Q
Calvin, Idaho; J @ War, Bonanzs City;
DR. @ B Bridges and wife. Ogdensburg,
n Y; A r oates, L Burnham snd wife,
Oman ); Z q Matthews, San Domingo
R oehupbHch, Park ,iity; ) Leebes, San
Francisco; z Snow, Beaver; P II Emer-
son, Ogden; @ l. Rirbsamer, E Schultze,
New York; j w Reede, Ogden; Miss a
Puliiam, Mira j holland, st Louis;
Mrs L Morrison, Fayette, Mo: Rev
O Hunt. Prescott, Arizona; Grown
Prince of Russia; N A G Smith, WISH.
ington; A ID Moore San Francisco; j N
Merrill. j u Merrill, Brosdsto9n, Ill
] NJ Locke, Cincinnati; E Foots
Ogden; b K Wolcoit, Batavia, Ill; B
Sikemeier, st cuts; f Perry, Phila.
delphia; A L Woodruff, G w Hill
Chicago; w L Cornelius, Pueblo, Col
e FL Orth, Ogden.
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LUMBER, SHINGLES. LATH
FLOORING, RuSTiC. SIDING.
POCKETS ETC., CHEAP, AT
LATIHRR. TAYLOR 4 cos. .
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Jessie RaymOnd's Suit DIS
Fniaae6

missed.
Washington, 27.-The case o: Jes-
sic Raymond against Senator Ben.
Kill, in which plaintiff claim ed $10,-
600 damages for alleged seduction,
was dismissed to-day, under the rules
by the supreme court of tho distric',
for failure 10 print and record. Ohiei
Justice Carter, in Diminishing the cssa,
said to Mrs. Lockwood, plaintiffs
council, that the suit never ought to
have been brought, since thu alleged
offense was no cause ofaction here.
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NOTICE.

A GENERAL MEETING OF THE
Il Stockholders of Zion's Cooperative
Mercantile Institution will be held in the
Council House in this city, on Tuesday,
October 5th 1880, at 2 pm, for the
Election OF Officers and Directors for the
ensuing year, and Tor the transaction OF
such other business as may be brought
before the r. Getting.
Stock tran fer books will be closed on
tho LIST of September AID Teopened on the
9th of October next.
THOS. G. WEB Ser,
S cretary and Treasurer
Salt Lake Cifr-AnansL 9th. 1881
auc7
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The Maniac Greenbacker

indianapolis, 27.-The following 10
Q circular lolter addressed to the
greenbacksrs OF the Union by their
candidate fol president:
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETO
L fore existing under the firm name of
Morrill, & Keetley, is this day dissolved,
BY mutual consent Mr.. Keetley retiring
from the business, and being succeeded
by Mr.. Bert. Young The business from
this date, will be conducted under the
firm name of Morrill, & Young.
Salt Lake City, Sept. 10Th, 1880. s2l
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.YOu Dent Know Their Value. ;

AUER & MURPHY. Prop
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Music under the direction Of PROF. NJ
O'REARpOEs former Leader OF the Al CO oztes
Opera Jonpany.
Change OF Programme Every Night.
ADMISSION:
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AUCTION sALEs.-.ruture Days.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE

V,RUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE
i PERSONAL PROPERTY ~ HANOVER
COUNTY, EEAR ATLEt's.-By virtue or deed
Of tru.t from r. wyatt and u: frdt, asec so MIN
clerks Office, default having been made in the pay
ment Of the second note secured therein, and The
holder thereof requiring this sale. we shall offer for
sale. on The farm formerly occupied by said wyatt.
but now occupied by said Frost. called = Laurel
Grove" near AtIee's station, in Hanover couDy. on
THURSDAY the 18th day Of January. 1850. be-
ginning at O'Clock A.. ~. The following property.
or so much thereof may be necessary 10 nay the
amount secured in said deed remaining unDs 10 !:
2 CHEsiER sows.
/ BERKSHIRE BOAR.
9 SHEEP,
8 MULES,
2 WAGONS,
2CARTs,
l THREE-HORSE PLOW,
z sINGLF:PLOWS,
2 HARROWS,
/ CGRS-PLANTER.
/ REAPER AND MOWER,
z Vw2aasa3gle-,MAnr., AND FLOW.
swr hAsTzf'2s
l CLEANER.
i sUBSoiL, Flow.
A lot OF RAKEs, FORKS, SPADES. sIIoyELs.,
&c. and ONE HALE OF THE CROPS OF
CORN AND PROyENDER, &c, &C which
have mltured on said farm tince the ZItb JAN
uary, 1873.
ThRMs OF SALE: Enough in cash TO pay ex-
peuses of sale gnd the amount now due on note
for S3O6 sc with interest from l5ih day OF Decem-
Der, 1878. subject TO credit OF 1894 "a oi the i9h
August. 1879 The residue oil The purchase-money
to correspond III amount and time of pay Dtnt win
amount ana maturity Of n note for 1896 90 WIN
interest from the 10Th day Of December, 10 ~,
which viii matu g on the sth June, 1880 and The
balance. II any, to be made payable In twelve
months from day OF sale. the purchasers TO give
notes secur. by trust-deed or good personal Sc
curly for all deferred payments.
Z; H. CA,RRpsWpPLL' Trustees.
EDWIN VAUGHAN. Crier. j. o-eodot
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restaurant, where fest OF reason ana now
Of soul was indulged until late hour.
MoxrrAnr REPORT for the week endlns

MowrrARY REPORT for the week ending
January 8, 1880:
Cause Of Death Ahscess, white; astli-
ma, colorcd; burns, colored; consump-
ton, white, 3 celored: heart.dlsease,
white, colored; iniaDticidc, l coloied;
Inflammation OF brain. colored; maras-
mus, ! white, pneumonia. colored; pre-
mat1Ic birth, I colored; py@mia. white;
serofuIs, white; tuberculosis, l white
ulcer, colored; ur@mia. white. Whole
number OF deaths In the city, exclusive OF
still-births, 10. Age: One day to thirty, 2
coIorcd; one month TO six, white; three
years TO five, colored; i've years to ten,
white; twenty years to thirty, l white,
3 colorod--total, 4; thirty years 10 forty,
white; forty years TO fifty, white; fifty
years 10 sixty, white, 1 colored total,
2; sixty years 10 seventy, colored; seven
" years 10 eighty, white. Condition: SIN
gle, 4 white, 8 colored-total, II; married, 2
white, 3 colored-total, 3; widowers,
white; widows, white. Nativity: Rich
mond, O.; other parts OF the United States,
7; England, 1; Germany, Il West Indies,
1. Locality: City at large, colored; Jef-
ferson Ward, 2 white; Madison Ward, 2
white; Monroe Ward, 2 colored; Clay
Ward, 3 white. colored-total, 5; Jack
son Ward, 2 colored; almshouse, l white,
2 c0lored--total. 8; city jail, 2 colored.
Whole number Of deaths for month OF De-
cember. white, 40, colored, 65-total, l0S.
COMPARATIVE WEEKLY MORTALITY.
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COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT TO Mr.. RED
P0RD.-Tbe many admirers OF Mr.. John ID.
BEDFORD will he pleased TO learn that his
friends, on Monday night next, will tender
him complimentary benefit. Pisafore
will be rendered by the amateur company,
who have generously given their services,
and il promises to be the musical entertain
ment OF the season.
For some weeks past Mr.. BEDFORD has
been suffering from "A severe indispositiOn,
and his physicians have recommended that
it would be advisable for him 10 spend
few weeks in Florida. This he has deter
mined 10 do, and before his departure his
friends have determined to attest in some
substantial manner their appreciation OF
his past efforts, for not one either
among the professionals or amateurs
have ever responded when called upon
with more cbeerfuness and willingness
than Mr. Redford. His friends, therefore,
believe that Mozart Hall Monday night will
present one OF the largest and most brilliant
audiences which has ever assembled there.
For the purpose OF swelling the receipts on
that occasion the venerable aucti0ncer Mr..
+. Il. Cook has consented at the close OF the
musicale Of the Mozart on Thursday to sell
the reserved seats to the highest bidder.
Mr.. Cook will be introduced by Mr.. S. Il.
Witt. Therefore the entertainment at the
Mozart Thursday night will be unusually
attractive.
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AUCTION sALEs-.Futurc Days.
by J. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1113 Main street.

TRUSTEEy SALE OF VERY VALU-
i ABLE IRON-FRONT STORE ON MAIN
STREET BETWFEN FOURTEENTH AND FiF-
TENTH STREETS, No. 1413.-By virtue OF two
de- a. of trust--oue execnted by Henry Gunst and
wifi 10 Abram GunSi. trustee. dated 3lst December
1878, and recorded In Richmond Charcery Court,
DB.1I3 u, page 524. and The second by Henry
Gunst 10 Gus. Millhiser. trustee. dated loth May,
1879 aud recorded IN Richmond Chancery Court,
ID, b. ia e., page 303, The Brst decd 10 secure cer-
tain notes therein mentioned. the second deed 10 Sc.
cure creditors OF said GuDst. ana whereas deianlt
has been naae and being required so to DO by The
beneficiary, we will sell on The premises on FRI
DAY January 10, 1880, AT IL O'Clock W.. The pro-
perly ABOVE mentioned which was conveyed oy me
two deeds OF trust above specified, and which pro-
perty fronts 20 feet on the south side or Main street
bel ween Fourteenth aud Fifteenth streets. and rnus
hack nj right angles between parallel lines lO4 i.et
6 inches 10 an alley In rear. Tue store Is NO. 1913
east Main street. ,-,.,..,
The properly Is vel known to all, being occupied
BY Mr. Henry Gunst. Such an opportunity Tor In
ye.tment Is seldom offered The store is admirably
arraoged-rew, has all convehences large, dry cell
lar The upstairs IS arranged for DWELL ng ana u
complete In II It's details.
TERMS: Sy consent Of all parties concerned, cash
EXCEPT rs to $4,000, upon which twelve months
time will be given, Interest added. and for which
SUBSEQUENT rer walls may be Obtained.
ADRIAN 6UNST,
Trustee first deed;
Gus. MILLHlSER.
Trus &c second deed.
j. THOMPSON BROWN, Auctioneer. ja6
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GOLD PENS.
TOHN HOLLANDS PATENT RECORD
" GOLD PEN,
PATENTED October 2, 1872,

PATENTED October 2, 1872,
Il the highest achievement In the manufacture OF
Gold Pens, and the result OF experiments for more
than twenty years. The RECORD" PEN pro-
duced by a skiIful combination OF the two precious
and non. corrosive metals-l6 karat GOLD and rLA-
TIyuM-whilc the ordinary gold pen contains an
alloy OF copper reducing Its lneness Without Yield
ing that elasticity, density and stee-like temper
which the costly platinum supplies. The "hEC-
ORDn GOLD PEN-POINTs are Of the best Ind
ium (iiamonds) indesirictIble with fair treatment
and polished TO glass-like smoothness.
steel-pen writers have now every objection 10 goid
fairly overcome, and every requirement In pen
which win endure and not oxidize, sqrarely met.
The "IFCORD" GOLD PEN Is guaranteed to
possess durability, permanency OF spring' ana per-
Z, ction of point Price, $3.50. Sold By all jewellers
and sa,oners in the United States. If not foundo
der direct Fl ON 49,
JOHN HOLLAND, Manufacturer,
10 west Fourth street. Cincinnati
For sale by RANDOLPH ENGLISH and WOOD
HOUSE & PARHAM. Richmond. Va. mn 10y ~
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TIVE WEEKLY MORTALITY.
Jan. $, Jan 4, Dec. Il, Jan. 8,
1878. 1879. 1879. 1880.
W: G. ". z: "; G; W: &;
I,,ti, n deaths" g 8 II y IL Il 8 Il !

Mean temperature for the week ending
December q, 43 II; mean temperature for
the week ending January 3, $500.
Amount OF rainfall for the week ending
December ~, 0.9j inches; amount OF rain
fall for the week ending January 9, 600
inches.
Population of city estimated at $4,000
white, 10000; colored, $4,000. Rate OF
mortality OF whole population was 1885 per
1000 per annum; rate OF mortality OF white
population was 9.04 per 1000 per annum /;
rate of mortality OF colored population was
5,88 per 1000 per annum.
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Temperance. The officers elected for the
ensuing term by Manchost Division Sons
Of Temperance have been installed. There
will be public temperance speaking in this
CITY under the auspices Of this Division. 1t
will take place at one of the churches in the
city, and speakers will be on hand. The
temperance cause is fast gaining ground in
0llr midst
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By Robert Il. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auciioneer,
1912 Main street.

AUCTION SALE. WITHOUT LIMIT
N OR RESERVE. or THAT LARGE Two
STORY FRAME DWELLlNG:.. No 20t 10 SiI ~ ~
IWENTY;EIGHTHn ANT Sror Clay ,b STRfEiEYIG
FRoNJING on CLAY STREET, Nos 503 AND
sos, WITH nWELLIXG o H sAS Mh1 NU Sn
MR. ". r. WOODY-By direction of the owners
/ wiz offer for sale. upon he premises, on WE'D
NESDAY the l4th day Of January, 1850, Al "a
o'clock for Immediately after The sale ~ the corner
of Twenty. eighth ana VI street,, the PROPERTY
above described, which Is now yielding rental OF
about $3.50 per amman. The whole property Is
comparatively nav. and the STORES are consult
cred a good store property n any on Church lllL
Zach has "A DWELLING Of about three o. tour
rooms overhead. The DWELLING at TIE corner
of Tweuth.righth street contains about eleven
rooms and is IN good repair; water, &c, on the
premises. , -,
SPECIAL attention Of those wishing 10 invest In
good and paying property IS Invited to this sale.
TERMS One third cash: residue at four elghl'
and Twelve months. negotiable notes. per cent
interest added, and secured by trust decd $500
ROBERT u. LYME,
{, AuCtOneer
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BY Jno. L. Laugh on, Jr., Aucti0neer,
ol6 Main street.

LIBRARY AT AUG
TION.-By direction of the Representatives OF
the estate of tho IN Judge T. VI. Lane. of Louisa
county. | viii sell AT auction by catalC que. ~ nv
auction house. GIG Main street, on WEDNESDAY
The Iith Instant. commencing at O'Clock l.. W..
the valuable LAW-LlBRARY, embracing all OF the
VIRGINIA REPORTS.
UNITED STATES REPORTS.
ENGLISH LAW AND EQUITY REPORTS,
together with full collection Of all the STAND
ARD AW.BOOIiS. and portion of his MiSCEL-
LANEOUS LIBRARY. containing many books
worthy the attention of book buyers.
Catalogues will be furnished on application 10 the
nucti0ncer, or TO MesSrs. West Johnston K Co.,
bOors cers.
TERMS: Sums under $50, cash, over $50, sixty
JNO. T.. LAUGHTON.
il 5.7.ql2.13.&l4 Anclioneer.
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Mayors COart.-The Mayors Court was
in session yesterday, and disposed o; two
cases.
The case of Archer Brown (colored),
charged with feloniously stealing one lot OF
cooper'S tools from Mr.. Reams, was dis
missed, there being no evidence TO sustain
the charge.
John Council, tramp, was before the
Court. charged with vagrancy. He was or.
dered 10 leave the city Immediately. John
moved of rapidly towards Richmond.
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Grand Jury.-Tbe grand jury Of the
Hastings Court will meet on the 10Th. The
City Sergeant has been busily engaged sum-
monipg the jurors during the past few days.
There are no cases as yet to 20 before the
grand jury at this term Of the court, which
is the first quarterly term. The criminal
docket promises to be unusually small.
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BY Chatlin. staples x co.,
Real Estate Agents aud AucllOneers,
No. north Tenth street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF \ NALU-
~ ABLE FARM CONTAINING 227 ACRE :,
ON THE CRAIGTON EOAD ABOUT FOiR
Mills FROM THE CIIY OF RIG HMOND' by
AVCTlON.-By virtue OF a decree of the Chancery
Court OF the city Of Richmond, ia the causes Of
Tnomp.on rS. BEDFORD and dtS.. and Robertson,
trustee. rs. Brown and Gis.. entered on the l6th
day Of Octob'r. 1879, he und rsigntd special
commits ,Oner thereby appointed, VIII sell III fr'nt
of UeuTico county couri 4Ouse. on MONDAY. jan
nary II. 1880 az II O'Clock NJ. (hal being court
dav) that VALUBLE TRACT OF LAND called
" UAYPORT." situated on the Craig on road four
miles from the city OF Richmond and formerly
ONned bv j. II. Council, Ed, containing by recent
survey 2Z7 ACRtS-Oue half II which j. fine river
bottom. and The remainder well adiptcG 20 truck
ing The FARM T. in good state of cultivation.
The DWELLING + cOmmOdiOus and comfort
able having been repaired aud partly built IN The
Ia few wears. II j, ltganty situated IN shady
ward near the public rOid. The Ou-buildings are
such a. are usually found on farm Of this kind,
and In good condition.
TERMS: Whilst the decree prescribes one thiid
ash. and the balance In Two equal sem-annual In
stalments, with Interest added, Tor negotiable notes.
and the tile retained until The whole of The pur-
chasc-mOney IS paid and conveyance ordered bY
the Court. vet the commissioner has authority to
alter the terms ii he should see III on The day Of
sale.
Those wishing T. SEE n man Of tho properly can
do so 10y calling the auctiOneers, Mcssrs, thaihn
Staples & Co. HENRY ". HOBSON,
Special COmmis siOner.
CHAPLIN, STAPLES & CO., Auciioneors;
de I2-3tay3W
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WORD TO WORKERS.

If your avocaiions are mentally or physically Ia
borious, if hey subject you TO exposure In Indictment
weather, II they cOnfne you TO the desk and are Of
nature 60 involve wear and tear of brain and ner
vous strain. you may occasionally require some rem
oyating touic. Hosletter's Stomach Bit.ers is
the article for you. 10 stimulates the failing
energies invigorates the body, and cheers the mind
II enables the So stem TO throw off the debillatiDg
effects OF undue fatigue, gives renewed vigor to The
organs OF digestion, the liver when inactive,
which II very often is with people whose pursuits
are sedentsry. renews the jaded appetite, and en-
csursges heaIthfu repose. Its ingredients are safe,
aud its credentials, which consist In the hearty en-
dorsement of persons of every class of society," are
most convincing Admirably IS 1t ADAPTED TO the
medical wants OF workers. ia 7-W(w)f&M
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Brief HcmS.-A considerable quantity OF
fodder and other provender was brought to
this city yesterday from Chesterfield to be
disposed Of.
John Conner, an old Manchester boy
who has been residing in Petersburg during
the last seven years, was in the city yester-
day.
AT present the city Jail is without an in
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Hastings COURT, YESTERDAY. lillian
Smith, white sailor, was convicted OF petit
larceny in stealing bag Of coffee belong
ing TO Davenport Il Morris. Sentenced 10
receive tbirty-nine lashes.
In the case Of William J. Campbell. a
small youth, charged with assauting Pat
rick Lane, noHe pr0Sequi was entered.
The ease Of Thomas Dnah, for assaultiug
and beating John Darlington, at the re-
quest OF counsel was continued.
Francis Il. Isbelps case was called and
postponed until to-day.
Henderson Vaughan, msdemeanor, for
escaping from the city jail. Case post
poned until to-day.
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by Poindexter & Upper,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1900 Main street.

IIXECUTOR'S SALE OF THE PER-
L. SONAL PROPERTY OF THE LATE Bur-
BORA RUCHSER, AT HIS LATE RESIDENCE:
NORTHEAST CORNER BROAD AND FIFTH
STREETS UP. STAIRSl.-By request of he eNtcu-
tor we viii sell by auction, on THURSDAY, JAW.
u1ry sth. at 10 o'clock y, NJ, the following pro-
perty a. above: - ,, .,,,
= NEW BLACK WALNUT CHAMBER SEIS
(clmpl.tc):
/ MAHOGONY Wardrobe.
2 SETS SEW DlNlNG-HOOM CHAIRS (ot su-
perior quaiyl.
CARPETS, MATING. STOVES, -
I OOKING-GLASSES, SOFAS, LOUNGES, &c.
TERMS: Cash. -
POINDEXTER & TUPPER,
G6 AuCiOneeTs
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALs.-T follow
ing business was transacted In this court
yesterday:
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Com
pany Us Ramapo Wheel and Foundry Com
pany. Dismissed.
Dickinson as. Commonwealth. Dis
missed.
Connolly Us. Connolly. Submitted.
City OF Richmond Us. Courtney Argued
by A. NJ. Kelley, Esq, for plaintiff in er-
ror, and continued until to-day.
Major b. p Noland was allowed to prac-
tice as counsel IN this court.