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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers.
CATALOGUE SALE OF
FASHIONABLE FURNITURE. OF THE MOST
ELEGANT DESIGNS, OF THE VERY BEST
MAKE, AND MANUFACTURED To Oh
DEREXPRESSLY FOR OWNERS USE,
ADMINISTER AND BODY BRUS-
Sells CARPETS THROUGH
OUT HOUSE.
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SOUTH CAROLINA RFprRIIc.vs

4. A1ter our report OF yesterday closed, reSolu-
tion was adopted "that the delegation to repre-.
sent the state OF South Carolina in the national
republican convention to nominate Candidates
Tor President and Vice President of the United
states are hereby instructed and solemnly
pledged to vote as unit to the end of the con-
TEST for the world-renowned and most available
candidate Gen l. s Grant
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
=. On a, the LIST day of May. A. D: 1880, rnaRA
IL O'CLOCK M, in front of my car SS6SS
rage repository. Nos. 4l2. Ala and 416, ~
18th street, corner of street northwest Washing
ton city D. c., Will sell at public auction on ac-
count of whom it may concern, one very fine hand
some second hand
FULL SIZE BRETT,
in first class order, as good new for cash. on &C.
count of lien hold for work and labor done and
materials furnished by me said carriaRe.
APPS eod&dbs ANDREW J. JOYCE.
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SALE OF SUPERB FURNITURE FROM THE
PIRST AMERICAN FACTORIES. WITHfN
OUR SALESROOM, SATURDAY, MAY Isr
1880. COMMENCING At 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ
Handsome Ebony frame Parlor Suite. up "a
holstered in Delaine, gilt traced mag VI
nificent Chamber Suite. most fashionable On
design, with Jewel Case; Walnut Ward III
robes; Tennessee Marble-to Chamber Suite
e-top Buffet, solid walnut Walnut Libra
ry , tables; Parlor Suites, upholstered in Raw
Silk Walnut Marble top Center Tables together
with general assortment of Household effects /;
well asserted stock Of Brussels Carpets
For the &C commodation of ladies' and others wish
ing to attend, the sale of fine Furniture will take
place within our salesroom, at IL O'Clock precisely
ai29-2t WALTER B. WILLIAMS K co. Aucfs
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ngPOSERS Of SECOND HAND OIOTHINo.
4Matches Guns Rs yo& &c. can get the Sesi
ave: Prompt attention WIZ Be given 70 orders In
BSkDV8 w " &A&s WAI0
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TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO.STORY AND BASE
MENT BRICK HOUSE ON NEW HAMP-
SHIRE AVENUE, NEAR PENNSYLVANIA
AVENUE NORTHWEST.
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CHANGE or PASTORS.


Rev. Daniel Basley. veteran piorssr,
and = sc',.- Il yrars resident Of seattle,
who has Occupied - large . space il
the pobIic estes0 - minister of the
gospel. busisess man in city Improve
ssnis. opening shines. &C.. - the lead
ing mind IN ps16eeting. and - Re2ent
Of the Usivsrsaty. having seude:ei biz
resisnatioo OF pastorsts Of . scose oi
years OF the Browu Charcb. jsssice
n worthy piooesr. . pstristic. enssr-
psising eitiseo, - able and worthy
minisess. - veil ~ jassics to bis hiseo-
y. demands mote thsn . passing no.
tics.
Mr.. Bssley's long sod Efficient pub-
lie sssvise. bis unques,ioosd fidelity
70 every trust. his undsgsins seal and
unsel6sh devotien to every public in
terest. the gusrdisn and promoter alike
IT the private and public secular sud
moral prosperity 81 this CITY and Ter
ritory. has givsn him = place in the
minds and endsared him TO tbs hearts
Of the people that srldosa falls 10 the
l0s II men.
Mr.. B. - . self-oade man. but nors
the lees - be . osn-a geutlemsm, .
Chrissisu gentlemen in the fullest
and .,rosdess sebss. Few, il any. have
docs u.or. Ia BALD rp Seattle. open up
the reso.sce, II the Territory or pro.
mate lubiic, secular add religious in
s:ruetIon tina" Mr.. Bayiey. aud robly
aud we'll his h~ done his work We
rvgr~, alike ni. retissmrnt If m pas.
tcrase ~ has 81 long aud s@cien,ly
6ltsd. mud Lis rsuov.l, for . season
only VIC tiu.f. from our midst
We may add, 10 this connection. the
Brown Church may dem itself fortu.
este in being able TO secure - his cue
csasSr Rev. =. 4. Baker, ID. D.. late Of
New York city. . man Of fine intellect,
Of broad culture and experience - an
educator. pastor aud pulpit divine
He Was for several ycars editor Of
popular religious journal. for 6ve years
editor aod publisher OF secular daily.
ine I've yssrs professor ia . college.
which be Osleisatsd, foe twenty years
pastor OF , metropolitan church in New
York city. when failing health sent
him to this coast. and has given him 70
%.
On Sunday the BrUws Church and
cnngregAtso". after lissenius to some
seventy Of his able. logical sermons, by
unaninnos vote called him to the pass
torats of their church. and We under.
Stand b will accept, and next sabbath
oosniug will enter upon said psStosate
proper. sigual,sing the. occAsioa By .
propoe discourse. IL the mesn time
the revival meetings Of ssid church are
being continued. Preceding eseh &.
s'nS this wick. These meetings have
grown ia interest from the iirst. Sun.
dsy svenin9 the h.u use wss packed, aud
nose tkAs . huadrs.i. unable TO get in,
reluctantly went away. r.
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P.Kr Dnc0xHRY.-Ihs mill, like
other mills in the great coahinatien,
is runricg on eight hours time. Car.
peotrss are vsrkieg now on big sd-
ditisn 70 the mill. OF dimensisus so BY
70 feet Two nsw engines. . nev
plsner. and cher n.chines are about
to DO alden u the wesking fo-cs Of the
mill. About seventy men thsIc 6od
employ ment under the company. The
steamer 0astick IL soon 70 b tempo
rsrily withdraw froD towing. and
new tubes. piston hesd. d.. put in her.
Ship War Hawk 10 alone jn port Brig
Deacon 10 expected The latter hes o.
board 30 ton locomotive for the N. r.
r. X Co.. which che will taks n and
Land NJ New Tacoma. after which rhe
sill 60 back I" Discovery for . cargo
vi lumber.
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FaxloHr LIST OF SCHOONER PEER.
Lkso.-Shs Schooner Peerless. Capt.
etsckmao, sailed froo Ban Francisco
March sth. aud arrived here yesterday
morning. bringing freight - follows:
Sch wabacher Bros d ca. ZIG package.
Of merchandise: M-ydsnbaasr, 20: r
Lyle. %; D Hestea. /: waddell 4
Miles. e2; L 1siaia. Is: Crawford 4
Harrinsson. 500: r W wald. 2: Whita
4 Tsnny, II; Jos Borrsa. 81: II &
Levy. IL: n r Maddosks. 3: II Uhl-
lslder. 4; G p Stose 4 Co. s. 4 "
Jones -; N D Hall. 20: Wstsrmaa 3
KAss. 80; AcCsw 4 Rogers. II; Glen
6sAsis Z Miller. 10k 2 Eisesbsis. IS;
W e1ashs. 8: J p Chilhsrg. 12; J 4 g
0aches. l33: Hss Williams. 10; G b
Mann. 80; @ Basmsisssr. II; A Far.
quhas. 10: Weodsu6 3 vsnEpps. IL;
9 Hosv. 6:-J Ohiibsrg. Is. She will
load lumber q Post Blsksly for San
Francisco.
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CHANGE or PURsERs. Aasi~r-
son, the popular purser IT the stesues
North Pscifie mes resigned his petition.
Intending to sugage. 10 business for
hi0sslf 1t Tacons. after April 6rst.
Mr. Anderson hes held his present po
sition for the past year. during which
tine be has. ~ his uniform eourtssy.
msde Tor himseif . host Of friea.is I'll
al00g the Sound. who will regret to
l~arn that be hes left the steamer. He
will b succeeded by Mr. Chas Lon.
bard. IN old resident Of Vicsoria. where
he has many friends. He i spoken Of
- bssng an obligins and upright
busissss man. thoroughly qualified to
discharge his new duties
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HcNE CoNsuxPTIoM.-The 6rst has
rsls made BY t:s MAttalsth Conpany
ere stare barrels. requiring hoops.
Several wagon leads Of hazel poles
we're taken up to the factory yestssdsy.
where they will Be used up At . very
rapid rate. Hitherto. with trifing ex-
oeptions. Pacet Sound hoop poles have
been al ussd in San Francisco.
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HIAvY SIxTENCk-Thomss Jsck.
ssn. 90 old offender. We srraixned b.
fore Justics Scott. yesterday, charged
with stealing . boat from D u Couk.
ling asd pair Of oars frem 0sorgs
Bracket. OF White river. Tue THE,
brought tho boat b. Seattle aud . I'D il
to n J CAfkesk. fer i've dollsrs. He
Jackson-lsngui-hes in default Of
500 aud ste.
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O1D11 OF 0R1vICKA.
Pale Susdsy-ll 4. n. and H.
4oodsy. Tuesday. Nsdnesdsy and
ThuFsday-10:30 A. n. end $50 r. II.
Good Friday-9 and 1850 A. n. and
5 aud 7:30 ?. n.
Easter Eveo-10.30 l. y.
Easter Day-EAriy service. Z An;
morning prayer and the holy commuu-
ioU. IL A. n: ehildren's service. 8. r. n:
Easter festival Of the Sunday Schsnl OF
the Good Shepherd. North Seattle, $50
p. n.
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Bark Harvest Hsms i. - 49, q
cargo e wellisgtoa eea' to HseslsjaL
n h0sss d Mart Kennedy. aess
Lacnonee, was barnol, With ell its esa.
tents. 90 - hse veek.
NJ. Uttsr = going TO Kansss City.
The Unitarian Adescsss. eosdnsted b.
hin. has eesssd its psbliestion.
An thee vho vsst ssse - Dlaksiy
Saturday night, - Sttssd H. 1arsy,
report having s.jsged > jolly ttas.
81 Heeusler. ths Whatcoa county
fasoes. hsstahea . Dsoso q the KslIoRe
farm. near the mouth Of EtiiIasuamish
river.
In cleaning II TIE earth covered
sidewalks On Fssnt street, Csemissionss
Costello hss dose pedsstsisss . ed
service
The Oregon RAiluay and Nsvigsties
Company hes 400 aso end 500 horses
working on it, lice Of road lesdiag oas
Of Cello.
SIXTY Yon@s are b~ioG addsd n tie
Umstilla House. 1t TIE Dsiles. When
completed. the UGaiilia House will b.
the largest hotel in Ossson-
Edward Cnoe hsd no plsc- TO sl~ec.
He broke . window out NJ Xasshall's
warehouse ssd spsat The night o. .
pile Of potatoes inside. Ten dollars
and costs.
The first tinbess Of The Card 4 Lair
sawmill are il place Very soon tho
raws will be running. when another
industry will be added to Ssatsls's
means of support
The tug 8 L Mas.ick came up yss-
terdsy for some castings and othsr
pieces Of machinery made st the North
Pacific Iron Works for her and the
Discovery mills
Ship Dsslling Wave. from Tacoma.
arrived ut San Frspcisco lest Saturday.
Same day. bark Mary Glover ssilsd
for Port Discovery. bark Camden for
Port Gamble. and bark b Bell Tar
Seattle.
The wrecked bark Dilharres, ss the
msuth Of the Colambia. hes been cold
for $50. Her value end the vsluo oe
her cargo were el30. 700. Less thee
one-tssth Of one Per csnk 81 the eoo-
bined ameunt was realised at The sala
A bed los. truly.
The weather continues dsy. cool asd
pleasant. For March II i sxcsllsnt
weather. the best Ne have hsd fos
years. So dry hes Il bssn thst ~
roads are as dasey % 10 juae, and the
wagons and winds ssis up smsll cloads
Of = disssrsaah|y earthly nsterisl.
olynph'6 Hstees 6S1s sAys ths.
Standard. fsrGs no lsassh itso % the
daily traffic Of the local .rsilypsd. The
nunbsr iof seeks sbipe(d PSI Weok ~
erpses over 200, ~ {kses feosss lbr IL
past thirteen days being ST seeks OF
100 pounds each. About three fousths
OF this supply gess 70 Zen r(onciseo and
the remainder to Portland.
An erdioAucc that goes into effect On
the lst Of January. 1882. in Portland.
will require thst The Wheels Of yshicles
carrying loads Of 1000 pound. shall
have iron tires III mot less than az
inches 10 width. as.l shoas Mssying
700Olpounds tires u not less than 4h<
inches width. The object of 4thsss
wide tires Is TO save the streets from
destruction.
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New CoxDUcTsR.-xr e Moe has
assumed the duties Of conductor on the
Seattle : WAlls Ws:ia Rsilroad. vics
Orion Byrd. resisssd. Ne Hoe Isl
practical railroad n.sn. and no doubt
will disehssgs bic new duties With
credit to himself and sAaisfactien to his
euployers-
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GRAND TEMPERANCE RALLY. A
Temperance rally will b. held ct The
y. e Church next Sabbath (ths 28th)
beginning at fifteen minutes past twelve
o'clock The exercises will coasist ol
ehort speeches. rsadiog and sisging.
JudGe Greene end others will address
Tie oeetins All will be welcome.
]. +. D..
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Staple & Fancy Groceries
NOTICE TO JOHN HILL.
UxuxD ofATxs Dlsxnlc1 LAND OFFICE,
OLYNPIA, vA1uusTOH TxnnrTOEy. !
February 7lth. 1850

r John NH. q his legal representatives.:
VoU AR R4QUIRED 10 TAKE NOTICE
Ii u1no uA Opgosl0nae a TIE 0soo-
nj InG0 oQO 10 alssefs1 THE 49, 70 WdW .
A6dy1a0 TT Ne p1Tposs d fully ineuirine into
~ tsu0A Of ~ Allegations confused IN several
e1DAavilD 1led n, tAio otnoo ~ DruGb Johneoo.
wAo chains 49, ~ peeG0Deto0 - Dclo 8 and
- = j - ~. 4 q ooestsa 81. Township -
0ogeA, 1aa0 : 4eGA sAee ~ 1eeei0ony Il $3.50
q yoGr An0 hoGoooooA no. ~. msi16 OcsooeY
-. lo5o, ~ se11 ~ 8 ~ and = 3 Of ~. 4
= oesaaee =. 1quneAip . 1prtA. n.as. xe.s.
= 11lfH tsesAoJQ6 esA III yo1 IA nd 1sslA6
$780, sniaNas - LAM ~ forth ass0se
~ - pssposs sAsessors a fully inaaistse
iste ~ tsatA q ths natasss alleged q - sds-
vioo Te11gS11 - ab0vo. . hesg1a0 u hssUoy o.
lssa - - ~ q Ills oGDee. u olympic, ". T.,
= usq1pQb - MeAyst Ayl. 1s4s 1eeh
neng e - osIos6 I. ~. 8 Which plsee sad time
e g 80 = = ss,'s's and s<'''A ''s'
Al = opges1ooe tsoo d. rssssa Of ncl1es
ABoooeoso 61e1 1ass11. thae IT, ehovs Daned
JoAn ma ceaoes - Soand. u = ordered thst Tits
oaflep sAau beeQsyo4le1 shlsea11es ~ - ~
- IND1l61 u = E961alo ~. Z.
1ovGn un18eW laDAo q eof elBos n 0ly0pia.
~. u. 0s - - Usioo1o.
~. 1DOVU, Heaisess.
uDUSg = 10oG11 9. 0tUAe1, lRssstvss. =
ex&
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Tnlxr As9larIt. -ssaAsxr aishs
tlas apsaial svaacA0ss noGlcsd ssspi>
cidns saasaclsf .pespilag aeoes1 ~
stseela aeA eoeidol - follop Mo- spsa
ed - v1os - pealA q II 1s1IoV
IDEALLY wsak 6awn Cun0sgcta1 slsose,
and arriving u frust' u "a ~ Eng.
iahd Hotel. Senfre4 An4 1bKkrd H.
This Vas 6 & 1caaok = ~ nsan-
I'M. - allsaAe hoas6ess ~ 80 -
es HI ts1nl vassAsles W. e1laing
y shais Wilh Ais go slsssa. 81 -
tlise iAlAkine Mir as,D1p q11sely
epened ~ does aa1 psG&a6 up . sell
ofcaAaksas seoe y. IT. Asaa ssesh-
mn loekod - ard AvptAk yse golAg
%. WAss ~ lsalow bsnssea 81 jes1
!. TINE - u 1s6Aef ~ ~ sgsetal
CITY vatshnAa, vAe NeAe4 h0 -
Issesn3sy Jssejss 0csss I'D ~
woald.be thisf 175 aad c1ekA H lAh-
gsisass = ~ Hansl . W1sAoG
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BADLY BRUIsRD.-While hosting .
So0-pound coil Of reps ont Of the cellar
ss Crawford 4 H.srioetou's ssors, yes


terdsy morning. Mr. Geo Gillette. .
clerk IN that establishment. met With .
painful accident. IL seems that when
shs heavy coil had Leso elevated eight
o. IN lose ahoss ths CELLAR door, The
chein q uAich 4 was attached parted.
kGiRg = back With visjest force iste
the cellar. whers Mr. Gillette was atsnd.
ing. A. the coil struck the hoos. u
glanced. dealing the clerk = fearful
blow 90 the leg, just above the ankle.
i wss u dsst supposed his leg wss
broken. but ~ examiuatioa psovei
thse i was badly bruised. and the ankle
probably spesieed. Mr. Gilies:. vas
Saksa 10 his homs. whee~ hs 10 likely 70
reuDin eevesal weeks hefoss bsinx able
10 resums his datiss in che store.
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No LACK OF R0on.-Those having
in charge the old semetsry shoald
bear in mind that there l. yss 70 lack
Of reom within IL enclosure. END Il
there we're that ssvsral aerss iatssdsd
for the same purpose are n b found
adjoining. lptesmsnts TO tbs number
OF eight have been made on lsss than
The spaOs Of . pisele ~ duSipQ III
pa ysar. Ssvt5Al q No. hsts bses
20 cloos - to amouus 60 nothing more
nor less thxa dssoceatioa. The grove
Of one little child has bsen obliteratea,
OF merged into tbae - . er&ss pssson.
The earth has been taken frsm ID. and
the spot tssmpsd over. Nsehing hot
two un0orked, almuet unuoeiesd slieks
seaain toisdicate the last rsstiaR placs
Of tho little one. the grtA- slrichsa
parsots Of whon NO longer sesiac hers
aud happily know not Of this cot 81
vandalisM. Theee = - roaspe Why,
in the past. this csoesssy sAsaM ana
have been made eoe Of the meet inter-
sssing and beautiful plasss In the
vicinity oe 0eaitls. lie location +
eligible cod AasdsoaAy 81 b. H. ne
Of proper Osss. sid ths s1ps1ditasS a.
. little osnsy. ~ plass -enuld eaaily
have bern made v6sy 6sausiful. u
this vay the grave cAs be SobtNd of
much Of IT, tesroes. The cemelsxy Il
question ~ bssa clsa1sd % q late
and mads soeoosihDe 10 IN iss parts.
II those locking altsr it will nov. u
addition. prevent scta ME tAess coa-
plaiae1 - shevp. xAaA I'll cos6os sha
Chin<b p - Oor1bN 1ho9 win -
oaly = 80 sheik mnty ~ ~ VII
10 giving much satisfaetioa 20 Ill hav.
ing rellliso6o61 1Ften064Aese basjtd.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CARRIAGE OWNERS

Order your work done with C. T. Reynolds
& Co.'S Standard Varnishes and Superfne Coach
Colors. These Vernishes and Colors are in
use in all the principal Coach and Car Shops
throughout the United States, and are every
where recognized as the best for all Fine Work
sc. .RaynaIds Cos vainishes are now maniac
twed expressly fur this market. to suit the pecuiares
Of climate.
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GOOD THINGS. IL. S. McLURE


East India Chutnie
Mushrooms in Tins.
French Peas in Tins.
Guava Jelly.
Durkey's salad dres-
sing.
Mackerel in Tins.
Bone1ess Sardines.
Tongues & Sounds.
Baritand Shriups.
Sardeues.
Prunes in Boxes.
Rotterdam Cheese.
Crosse & Blackwell
Goods.
Curry q La Shieks.
MushroonK etchup
Walnut KetohuD.
Mixed Pickles.
Pickles a Ia Mus
tard.
Picked, Onions,
Chow Chow.
Ess esq! Anohovies.
ssf
New G11l'l By Eyeg Steamer.
ID. A. JENNINGS
go wAoas.,sand Hssan Dealer 3,
Stable & aney Groceries
, 1880-10-26


Tho Milwaukee & st. Paul ltnllroad Company
bus Issued circular tu nKeuts Informing theln
Tint M nflu nft.r Oct. y tho following r,,lcs
must be ulseryull iii tho ioadjng Df the ours OF
this Cnn,p9Ity. Agents will sec TINT shippers
Ana others c0RfurM 10 thess rules ut!d thereby
seeuro to this colnpAny tho benefit Of tho full
currylug curmeity Ut Its cars:
plr-!rou Or railrunti-Irtnl will be r,ttcd Mt
irelg,t viii i!o cosI,lorsd :o ill., - o'1c'
cual. corn IN tho clr n1d utE!er grnin, flour In
Bncks potutocs. liaxsce lusnsIer, rc.l.lr lH,sts,
@ snses IGs ;ansk; ,I,j,R;,I, @ tIS H. t. o"k'"1'""
Mls.i enier iii mixed cur-lnl.tls- :a,Oxj
lhs: n!lnl1n.llts, :l,0N lbs.
mum, ltN hlrrGIs.
pounds pr barrcl,-inixinum, Il LarrcIs9; inSlS
Limo IN lmrrtly. estimated weigh. 200 lH,unlst
-n!Ainiusl, lto hnrrcfs; minimum, lso harrrls.
rlE-in'n; grosa tons.-tnaxi4num. LII tous:
All other t:ar-lond freight which is charged by
,%sH,E!t.wm9s!mun'. y, :S.1J1 pounds; minimum.
Suit. eenlent, plaster. anu limo In mixed car-
luts Will nut he rhnrgctl III ctr.lnltl rates unless
In quantities tn uvKTr4Htt =, ,lhu pu1,s weight.
Tie nl",ve maximum Weights VIII npply only
e e.. ShrA havnY tl'e tnnranss ttandnrl trucks
other cara ~ tls1ly be marked III In * lA pounds
cHlmcity. Fur MI o,iler MIwuI!kee s St. l'A,t
ours THO nASlM,t'ml Ys!aht IL i!sl VIII t'a :6a4!
iant anu GHll eArs In HlMBa condition tnny be
nIds<i tn.s.1 pounds. l.u.nhur nnissx IL points
on tho Missouri Hlyer to ind sn.th If tinlHcil
mum Or ::s,skN maximum. Hciure cnntnlctins
enr-ltNid frtghS tnr pnlnta west ut thu Missouri
RIVER, aKtnl. iIltlst Ask fur instructions ns 10
nrc requested n see tilHt c,Irs, lnl,Ir Hr empty
Ars moved With the utmost possible utsputcli.
, 1880-10-26

Special Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune.
BURLINGTON, ILL.,, Oct. a5.-The famous Pnr-
sons unlbrzzlement ease cA11tu tu conclusion in
tho Des MnItcs County District Court to-day,
tho efeutil1it being ltschHrKcd on motion ut
thu District Attorney, tho ensr being barred by
thu statntu OF ttnitMtiou. Over twu yeara ngo,
whIic 4. ". Parsons wnB Assistant CushIcr Of
tho Merchants' National l.ank Of lis city. Troas-
urrr Uf tho School l}oarl. mud Dpinocrntiu May-
or. he suddenly Disappeared, It WIS alleged,
With s;0,oDof tho ban.'a money, ind S:a,,OO Of
school funds. After I'LL nbsencu Of
feyera months lo returned. md was lii
dIcted Oh two ctsnr8us Ut N,nl,tzzctncnt. llo
WIS trIcd on M irtfctnic,t convicted, nni sen
tcncct! 70 lilo Pe1Iitunt!slry, but leak ur Mppeal
and the Supreme Cuurt recently reversed tho
Judgment IN TINT casg, ind n.,w tho brtor l1ct-
lnet r .llst.!iss1, nnd lArsuns ts FREQ to enjoy
thu fruits Uf luis tinlli,c1ul transactions.
, 1880-10-26
WASHINGTON NEWS,

WARRINGTON, u. C., Oct. aa.-Culloctor Wado,
OF BtvAhuah. tolcgrnphs that ~ sunlso to-4ay
hla deputies cuHurrt And destroyed III Illicit
1isti!lcry 0f tho notorious Wash tarhatn. atsd
arrested parhata.
saAuea l.. Perry. coaorod. who At ono t'tno re-
stdesa In North Carulna, aud reported 10 haro
takonH prominent part Ia Tho exodus Ut tho
colosu1 peoplu OF that slato 10 lndiIna. was
Arreslcd tn.day upon u W,trrhtit issue4 W on1l.
EllAMce with rt4ltljsItlon srtsfn tho 0uv1rnor o!
North Chrullha, pi1 u chArko Ut having 11rxoa
school cuEtitloutuS III .EGuo!r County. N1rth
tur1,liha, !n pcoen,GoF, l87s.
III !ho United atatps Supren1o Court to-day,
TIC Missouri S&atp 1ultpgy IAsG Wl1s u!stialsaed.
, 1880-10-26

Tho arrangement fnll,tO ut tho .Iiettux of tho
Presidents Ut tho rpals III tho Southwestern Az.
sIulnslon rcyar.'tnx tho settlement Ut tho
trunhea abs,tt tho freight business from Chc..-
Ro tu Missouri River points differs somewhat
trom lllo reports sucoyel by telegraph. TAe
arrangement IL. thlt thu WAbash Bho,,! rcl,urt
tn Commissioner s!tiyley all tho freight it ear
rles trl tli!s city. dattnF back tn .lct. !. lhs4,
mud thtt u, GF lMfnra Hoy. u, lsaU, lrbltrntnrs
shul}sl tM solectc!t to awaeti pcreuntaaus fur nl
tho itAds IN tho Chtcayo WstEfM,. thu Nni,t.h
awnrtl 70 be based ~ II. pFesrAt tAeisltcs W,cll
the WHhash hs sccurGa lis permanent terminus
another arbitration IL 10 be had. unless tho r,aris
nre Htls 10 aHre0 vlnouK themselves.
Hatca should bo tostUsed At Hncv. AMI Il, i!u
governed ly tho rulus Ut tho AssuciA uon,
, 1880-10-26

oPs%'3h "'FP@sIH
1NplANArnL1s. Ind. Oct. 1.-TWO colored
ineu, Albert Stone nnd Frn,k Dupec, living Of,
cntnmb|H street, in whit IL popnlnrty knnwn US
lucktawII. suburban settle1nnnt on tho west
sdeof the river. eng,lHcd III n Qunrrcl to- night
In which both prosabay received ttois tlenth
wounds. 1t sconls TINT Stone has suspected
nnpcc Vt being Oil too Intimate terms with his
wife, md going homo this evuning he found btu,
With her. a fight ensuc1, In tho cni,tso Of which
lupec cut MI ugly RasA III Stonp's thront, which
let tho b1,oA OF hItn ruin like water
frum turk. Stono rnn Into tho
,ucr turned ind fired three shuts, the Inst o,le
pssslnK through Dnpee'H left lung. 1t is likely
1 at,h the shot and the cut will prove fasat. III
against u telegraph pnln, so weak bud be- be-
cuue ly the iusa Ut blood.
, 1880-10-26

ittiA, Orange, Washington, jackson, Jennings,
Decatur. FrnntIfn. Fayette. and Union. 20 miles
lHlenrth. Tho cap!t,i.AtOck Is fixed nt $G,0Al-
Mh. ,nnre THU hnlf Of which has been subscribed
by parties residing alonR tho pruposcd linc.
Tlp Directors aro j. N. Hayward.
lfeary Enrtt, N. +. Putnam, +. J. Bradley.
Il. q. ftotnhert, ". y. 1fotnbert, NJ. A.
t'ry~,n. 4. W.. Pratt, Samuel vIckrcy, J.. 4.
a:t,nukI. w. 0l!lctt. J. y kitncr. ~; !: snath.
dn4 8. Ut the sul,ih pnrt rf thu State. -.
The l.. j.. Il s, toad Is proshli,v its trnintncn
t.t,ar. Thry h.,u folding bnrth. ,llning. ru9us.
ls'ess, and ttt,ar cpvnlici,crs th,t !nakc them
fur HIin.r!ur III anything If tho kind over seen
iii this pnrt Ut tho 'tolll!try.