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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1880-12-11

VIZ have received the initial NUN.
Der Of "The Solid South" Published
at Memphis BY Mcssrs. Kern,n /
Blalack. Every editorial in the pa
per 10 Characteristic Of Mr.. Herman
and expresses the same ultra and IN.
reasonable political sentiments tia.
he held while one Of the editors of
the Okolona States. The Solid South
contains a poet,cal gem from Mr..
Herman, which we liked so we'll,
solely as q literary production, tina,
va read the second time. Whatevsr
may be his political errors, win n.
Ksrnsn's poems are full Of wild,
weird beauty aud marked originality.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1880-12-11

Al 4 meeting n NE elHgsaf0f We
lasa n Hafils, salisd IN NE PEI
pois n expressing Ne sentiments n
ne bsstls IN fsRsfa " ihs IHdi fslHss
#hlsh have tsHa inpossd spaa gns
N suf allsyaa, Mt g. u Gfsss NJ
J. d Kyle sss sslI@l 10 Ne el'slf
shd Nh " r Oulssa agpoihtsd 70
sel ~ ssefs,s'y Alter stating ihs
oAjsai " he msstihe. . ssmmlsss
go setAhlsi consisting n Hsssts.
D. II lleth,, H. q iIalsb, A Y MI
nor d. u Dsls asd " Z Dys.
" d'sh suilsbls ]fssslutioas, VIII 's'
ported the following, via
WnAAtls, soms mischis'oua o.
malleios' person o. person. ga the
nigh, n ,bs 9th ia.,p i'f.ccd and
dis6gafsd The from, N the ',ofe-heuss
occupied by our fellow citizen, q, q.
Gross, and have since posted In Va.
fious public plsos. In this town,
threats against the person and prop
sriy Of Mr. Gross, therefore, by the
citizens u Sariis IN public meeting
assembled, be- II
hesyh,d. Tha, suob malicious or
misohieyous conduct merits and re
ceiyes our just indignation AMI con
domination, as being not only detri.
menta' TO the best interests Of our
community, bringing our good name
into reproach, and contrary to the
principals Of decency, good order and
sound morality, hut 10 q crime
against the laws Of our State which
ought 70 DO severely punished.
Resolved, Further, that we will use
our best endeavors To ferret out the
guilty party or parties, tina. punish.
mcnt may DO melted out as tho Law
directs.
R''o'ccd, That the Mayor aud
Board Of Aldermen be and they are
hereby requested TO offer . suitable
reward for the arrest and conviction
Of t''e guilty parties.
ResolO'd, That the department OF
Mr.. Gross, as a citizen and a mer.
chant Of our town has been such as
TO commend him to our kindest feel-
ings and merit our confidence and
esteem.
All Of which were adopted and III,
Secretary requested to furnish q copy
OF these proceedings to the Pamela
STM for publication and to th,
, Board Of Mayor and Aldermen.
After every person pledging Il
use hi. endeayors to ferret out III,
guilty parties, the meeting adjourn,
Cd. J.. G. KYLE, Oh.
W. T. OurrES, Ssc'y.
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TIE Memphis Appeal says ths.
Dessrc, Arkansas, 10 q aourishins
town, as ito nsmesate Of that tow u
says there is not an unoccupied res
idence in the place. II this ia any
sign Sardis must be . little more
than fiosrishing, for several parties
have been hunting residences and
one a bssinsss house here for some
weeks, aud the universal answer 10
"none for rent"
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

DY virtue 81 q decree NJ the Chsncery
ID Court 81 the lst Distrie, Of Pamela Coun-
10, Mississippi, rendered on the 18th day Of
November, 1880, upon The petition Of Monroe
Pointer vs. Ida Belts et 81, No. 100, for sale
Of lot Of land TO pay balance Of purchase
money. ]. 8. z. Blans, Commissioner ap-
pointed By said decree, will proceed 70 sell
10 the highest bidder, st public ou,ery, on
Monday the Sd Day Of January,
1881, In fros, Of the pos,-omce IN the tovs
Of Como, Miss, the following dsscribsd lot oil
land. situate and lying In the county OF Pa.
nols aud B,ats Of Mississippi, "a. witt Lot In
Town Of Como, commencing At northws st cor
nsr Of the n. r. Slsdge, j., lot and nsning
norihwardly p%arsllel With the Misisippi .
Tennessee Railroad three ehaips ssd forty.
sight links 70 . stake, thence sast eight chaiss
and twenty-five ssd oas-hslf links 10 a stake,
thence southwardly parallel with the hisis-
sippi and Tennessee Railroad three chains cad
forty--ight links ~ a stake, thence west
eight chAins snd twenty-five aud one-haii
liaks to beginning beisg OF section thirty
three. township cir, range seven west IL 81 / Q
TERMS. One payment Of ti75 O0)
one hundred and sevtniy.Gvs dollsis In evb
and balance In two eqnsl sunarl in,isllment.
With istsrss, Al eight per cent. ter aanuu,
the purchaser 10 execute bond With sprrov.
ed security for deferred payments. OF tn.
purchaser may, u he 90 desires, pay the whole
amount 10 cash.
\. R. 5LAES, CLERK aud Commissioner,
Ssfdis ME- Dee. lib, 1870.
shsnds ! Johnson, Attorney. (st)
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sHERlHr'S SALE,

'. O. Duls 70 A ,. Psss, n Pa
W virtue els Ane heias 10 ne diry-.sd by
the sleit Of The cireuii court u psssls sssa-
y. Mississippi. In the sbsvs stated case % the
s,h day Of December, 1850, I ,ii on
Monday The 81 Day Of Jauuary,
1881, Ia iron, o, the essr.-h,uss door 10 The
teva of sardi, 10 saAA esasty, within isesl
hoerl odes tos sAls 70 he highest bidder ~
cash, ., public oulcry, the equity Of rsdsap-
ties q sid dsfssdaai 10 ssd 70 he fsllevlse
sescsiss< real ss'a,s s,ss,s lying Esd bslps
70 s.id P.sela county, Mo. 10 vi: A strip
Of east eide Of The north sss, quarter al ts
ing 'ir'y lsOl serss and . strip Of wss, aide
Of the nesihssst quarter (tl hs,sg ,hhty;tsol
acres natias siasy (so) servs 70 Ill, ssise
IN 'seilss 'vss,y t3o) tsvsshIp svss ~
r.sss avs tsl. said rssrsssy 3 levied uyas
~ ne y The rsspssty Il ashaaAai 10 nilsfy
tAis szsestios sad ell ses,s.
3. :. SMITH, SsseiG,
dii.sl ~ ". v. csnpssll pa
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aAnaa ~ isso
wonp, wi.ft, sr,afs

uaf contemporary ht Vcksbaff
~ cemmefaal shose bfaliy N Dem
y oefate principles md the Democratic
u. party M oue siil have The haiilhOod
In u saaaay, suggests ihst Democratic
II ksnatofs aud Representatives viii
W Aa wisely II they viii meet IN con.
ference and resolve ~ offer NJ fac'
b. iioas opposition 20 the incoming al'
a. m%InmlnuoD NJ MI Garfield, and
~ give lha, gentleman, In advance, y
perfectly calm and disui6ed ossa'
rruce that fhry wil yield him q vii.
b Ing support IA III m,anfes for the
d. ol Of the whole country The
NJ sfAR agrees entirely With the Com.
" mefsial and endorses IT, suggestion
without reservation or hesitation,
N We believe such y course would
greatly redlund not only to the IN
Of l,rests of tho South, but OF every sec.
q ton Of the country. Not to the
- south rs section, or u distinct par,
:, 81 the country, but TO II as AL ~
Il separablc aud iuIivislblo part Of thC
q whole. Not only so, but we cnn We,
40 wisdom or policy in doing other.
wise. Mr.. Garfield has been elected
n, bis election is conceded by Demo-
IL Gratis eyetJ where, and he will - III.
hi stalled without tie and Of an clccto.
hi raj commission, aud unless he j.
u expected to be the President alone
OF the party which elected him, he
has a perfect right to look for viii
m ling aud cheerful support IRON oil
hi parties in everything that can pro-
y mote the general good. Democrat,
ure patriots enough to forget party
ii when the good aud harmony Of til,
o, country requires them to do so
Of They have done il III times past ant
9 they CAN do i, again. From whaI
WI have seen and heard since tn,
l. election we are inclined to bcliev,
" now that Sir. Garfield will do a,
7 much, aud that he intends 10 admin.
o. lister the government upon broa'
principles Of craftsmanship, and vii
!, allow no party ~prcjadIces or predl
lections to inflloncc his judgment o
" his acts, lie will, Of course, expec
10 carry out the principles Of III
J party that has placed him in power
and he would be a traitor If he ii,
Il not, but We do not believe that h.
" will even let these influence him T.
ii do anything detrimental TO the gen
ie cral good or to the interests If Dem
ocruts as Democrats, or Of the Souti
/, as an integral part Of the common
!, country. We did all we could tt
o defeat lin, but having failed in that
We are now disposed To give hin
that support, in the right, which h
a, has a perfect right to expect from
a every patriotic citizen, be he Repub
v lican or Democrat. 1t has been sal,
? that he hiss indicated a purpose no
To interfere with oiicc- holders In tb'
n South where they give satisfaction
D, IA the communities in which the,
p hold OIice. This is as liberal an
just to the South as II is honoratl
IN him. Let Us not be husty to con
deTnn, bO, staud ready to endorse, /
O. sc can do so. We sincerely hop
G. the Commercials suggestion will b
" acted upon by our Democratic Sena.
Z tors and Representatives.
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TIRE srArE OF MISSISSIPPI.

70 IN Faucet, ssa he vifs Y J. Fsses,t.
Yes are e~onsaaAst 70 appear s.fo, Ii.
CAsaesfy scarf. hri diurict a Pnaels ssssty
In aid S.sis. 90 ,hs snt Nesaay II Jsssss,.
1881. 70 detssd he suit In nd eesss e Nary
J. Hubbard, s4e'rs., " ss,sss ef Peter nss-
hsts, dsessssd, vhsrvia yos srs ~dsf,adsnu.
ssrdis, nis- Dessahss 9Th, 1850.
hLAxS, Clssh,
ny jeAa A. Small, Deputy C,ssh. tii.s
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Dam, The hesvy.veisbs Senator,
aud Malone, the lishs-veish., cons
hlnsd, viii very probably throw the
1cianes u poser On The Dsscer.,ie
ia.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1880-12-11

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CON MISSIONER'S SALE.

ID virtue Of . decree Of The chsneery
ID Court Of the let 0isiric, u Pamela Cosn
y, rendered on the 26lb day OF November,
1850, upon the petition Of J. D. Goodson Of d
70 Mary J. Smith ., sl,No. col, for sals ofland
Tor division. IS. Il. Bisnn, Commissioner
appointed BY sald decree, will proceed 70 ssll
70 the highest BIDDER st public ou,ery. os
Saturday the Sth Day OF JAM 1851.
In tcn' OIL. N. fsekey's store In The town
II furets Springs Pamela county. the sllov
log deesribsd real estate situate and lying 10
the county Of Pamela and suts Of Mississippi,
10 VT sou,h halt Of The Ssthwsst qsarsss
Of section sish, and 81 Of sst Of section sew.
On all 10 township Ten rsngs sI vsst "a oi
'vt Of sec y town 10 range . vest. ssi ofsei
OF sec ] town 10 range 9 vestl eontaInin I
ll7o) one hundred aad twenty acres more OF
lea. TERMS; ons-hslf cash and balance
ir twelve months with siI per cent. intsrss,
per snnum IRON day Of sale. Purchaser 10
.%sseu,s bose with sppsovej ssrsfty for de-
ferred pa,msst. Sardis, DisL, Dee. Ilth
1850 3 4 BLANS, CLERK 4 cen.
Hall B Boo,hs, A,tosaeya
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icly agreed upon uniform prices Tor
heir services.
The American Union Telegraph
will soon establish an Of
hec in Holly Springs
On IN, 18Th ult. a car load Of or
anges we're shipped ilom Biloxi to
~. Louis aud Cincinnati.
Mr.. Conrad Hoffman, Of Bay 81
Louis, has gathered 1000 oranges
from one tree this season,
This year a citizen Of Jackson has
three crops Of Irish potatoes
seed planted last February.
a railroad, eleven miles long md
to cost $4,000, will soon be built
from Mayersvillc to Rolling Fork.
In the circuit court Of Lawrence
couoty Vim, Rutland was hnei $50
for carry ing a concealed bowic-knlfe.
The editor OF the Friars Point
Gazette has been shown n corn stalk
10 feet high and contrasting ii full
grown ears.
7. W. Johnson, sheriff Of Han.
cock county, has been suspended
from Office for falling to account for
a large sun Of money.
At Dcsoto, Clarke county, young
mar named Rush, while in tempora-
ry charge Of the railroad and express
Once, Obsconded with 500.
Mr.. A.. 9. Durdin has withdrawn
from the Cariollton Couricr-C Con.
s~er,utive and become editor and
proprietor Of the Lexington Adver.
tiser.
During the late cold snap . man
and boy, both colored, while out
coon-huntias in Bolivar county st
night, lost their way aud were frozen
to death.
Charley Henderson, a colorcd
murderer, was hung at Friars Point
last Friday ; Henry Washington, an.
other one, will be hung at jackson
the 81 Il ,n,t.
Sheriff Pearson, Of Yalohnsha, 10
unfortunate. Not a great while ago
10 wa almost shot t. death, aud
last week he fell tl,rough u stils aud
brVle his lcf leg.
A corn cob, in the shape Of a hu>
man hand, with the thumb and all
the fingers perfectly formed, has been
presented to the editor Of the PORT
Gibson Reveillc.
One night last week in Coahoma
county G. jenkins killed a panther
tina, measured in length II feet aud
4 inches, and after being skinned,
weighed 500 pounds.
At the special election for sheriff
and chsnccry clerk Of Holmes coun
ty on the Goth ult. Wilson and
Meade, Democratic nominees, we're
elected by 100 majority.
The Presbyterian ladies of Oxford
hly subscribed $1,000 toward bald.
ing . church. Bless their sweet
souls, the ladies are always frat and
foremost In oil good worksl
10 Lafayette county on the eth
ult. while MOllie Vernon q young
girl, Vas warming herself BY q brush
IRE in = cotton field, her clothes took
ERE and she va. burned TO death.
There have lstsly been several
land slides In this State-two be.
tween Terry and Jackson, two be.
tween Jackson and Madison, and
one Of three hundred yards at vicks.
burg.
Gen. wir, Adams, State Revenue
Agent, ha. broash, sui, sg,in.,
Charles T. fur,oes. former sheriff
Of Warren county, for the recovery
Of 5000. which he " charged with
unlavfully collecting and ~sppropria.
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times IN this debate zpafiingy refused yield 20 BIN
He assared ftai NJ Dgnnittoe on AplTepKi1nns. d.
sirinz 70 smiren tse einfreseF q pasas aaa
bOctefed tho Ietfcf OF Second asfpr
General. am; held y for four mvDfhs.
Messrs HAWLEY ulcp. COnu.) and BLACKBURN
Gcn .Ky.l -Ihat is not truo.
Mt. HASEELI1-YOu held thls bill for nearly four
months. TIE Second Assistant PUssfn 1Srer-G General
wrote the letter December g. To-day Is Anrl g For
nearly four months that Information has been lodged In
this House, ~ were the Postn ascr-ons raj and
polIcan would he glad sec this Congress refuse to
obey the wish OF tho people aud whn the money ran
Gu; wou'd sto the sery CO. aud go 10 the Mopc Win
my Cfiee :hrovn open fr inspection.
Mt. BOOKER tDem.. Miss.) said thar the Committee
OF Alprcprstos prOpnsf bill which directly stabbed
e1verty thrust az the Star service in tn' interests OF
tic people lie would stand UP for the system ana oppose
Mr. BLOUNT (Dem. Gal supported tho position OF
the Committee M Appropriations. -, ..., -,
the Senate airndlpnis This disc 'ss'On had c0 the
untiy mere han would carry the mau Tor the next
four months but 1t would not 90 Tor the hoSe 10 30 aS
thing which not recommended Dy tie mniltee on
| Mr. HAwLEY CBep.. Cona) c,ncladed the debate, de-
fendng thu Committee on OPERATIONS from Tue siui'
| which had been st upon II. - -, q, IN,
IN" tine for debate having expired MI. BLACh
BURN, on tenalf OF ihr Committee on Approp"a""'
| niuved 20 non-cOncur In the senate amendments -.
MI. STONE rep Mich.l, acting under lnB'rnctoIhs
| from the Committee OF Post Otiicc6 aud POsttOaus
moved 10 concur. Agreed TO. sS--79.
The Committee then and reported ac'l9n 70 me
House. and the recon nenuaOn 10 CONCUR Wdb aEtecu l"
| 1hia leaves he hi as 1t passed the Senate.
On motion 10 adjourn over w Moncy tEere was I;
majority IN favor II ba! the objection WAS raised
| that quorum voted, ana II requires quorum 10
carry such n motion Then these who wanted me al
| urnment Oui-YOted a.ainst the Simple HOuon 70
adjourn 81 that the only other w3s call or INC
| House. and such call therCupOn cOmnleneeh, amll
- great deal OF confusion. Tie call was, however m
tcrTuptcd, compromise being nano 10 nave scHsiVn
| Tomorrow, FOR general debate only
The House then, nj 500, adjourned till to-norro"
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ARTISTIC FORK IN SILVER

At recent visit in the handsome store Of
Theodore b. Starr, in Ffthave, among the many nand
soms pccrs Of slverware displayed were The toiowne
centre piece, the stand OF which was OF chaseu S
chselcd out in tic most exquisite manner to repre- cent
sowera. vines and birds. The high centre held q
square vase for flowers iFui' a'sn
81 hammered silver with applications OF Autumn now
ers and lelves in tinted brass res'ca On s'.eer
- LINZ, ,bot the patern and the fringe seemed rial
Another fruit dsa Of similar design had folded napkin
laid in the cen,re Of dsh ana this was so adraDy
done that more than Que person aiiomp'oi W W
while the writer was looking ~ u. l.. ,ss6 stvie
Most OF the and tea sets we're IN m fn low
aud c nariicuarly noticeable tea set was IN Lhe io"
sauars fashion OF the DAYS OF ones q ana
cSsrct ing of hammered silver was OF Japants 81 ~ apS
with wrearhs OF eaves ard flowers in the Aulunhoee
braes II s worth while 70 remark now naIy
vsst this etore simply look at the elegant aypVin..
ents OF the place and to admire the anu ot
Jewels. Tne recent introduction OF ths
has drawn still greater numhers VINO were cOIuinp
made welcome. Indeed, Welt to tucn an -, ISL
ment os that Of mr. Starr is ct as much lerest 70 per
sons taste aud culture visit 10 an hrt ghneiy'
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ROBBING II. b: CLAFLIN e. co.

Amelie Falkenberg and her son Jacob were
arrested yesterday, order issued by Judge bono
hue IN suit to recover $4,000 damages begun oy H..
b. Claim g. Co. The defendants are dealers In rags a.
No. 16O RiviDgOnlst On March 8. the SOD, Jacob was
arrested OH u criminal charge. William Ferguson. mau-
ager Of the manufacturing department OF II. d. Claim &
Co. made an affidavit that David Roberts, who for a
long time had been employed in the department, had
sold the clippings from the CLOTH silk and satin goods
used in manufacturing Isaac Fakenberg and his
Jacob to the amount OF $64i0 in the past five years IL
IL alleged further that all the entered
into q conspiracy to dofraud II. H. CaGn Co by means
OF short weight the Of 10 and Is per
the clippings the cOnspraOrs dividing The ffeence.
Roberts slipped pieces OF goods INTO the bags used
Tn carry away clippings The amount thus stolen Is
AL ged 10 be $4,000 On February 20. the elder ld-
enberg died. IL ~ alleged that the nUtncr ana
tinned receive and dispose Of the stolen property The
ucrsOus arrested committed 10 Ludlow rrcPt Jail
in default OF $50 900 Dali edcn Eu Root appeared 0r
the plaintiffs The defendants represented by Alfred
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ernurea IN en- sfirF Of reF sIans.e s,eS ~
Trader. FA; sS'sr wsns ss
Company act Eyethart- See neInorarcun, o"t Ensian
T Se Ee n iwsv compeny Thsue SGT FTo scr a Dt
missed o'Ns1 sgL Benevle; Brico ast bas"r 1A''''
By JUDGE aet %e@Ornnas%
Allen aa Aren-hl@ motlen = deurn IN ~ irpfners
and the act correctly Ieite Hss9er as Pn
Iison.I think hoth slrc:es aTe ngf de-
ntn moon In The matter As9ury Methodist Fsiy
pal s cH 1e m0""n and SILVER Mining Scs%
ae wh cost 5S sr SMnhoIllnd motion shOII1
c heard before Justice who tried the cause NJ '"e
bv Judge plneIn the matter Of the election Tap 1 Ieh
man ms 0i sslmciz-order granted $500, .o,ber ort
crttrnton Ginnicd The Union Dwo Savings Ins'i'u'O"
agl Lgger 5ys ~ ~ Judge IawrenccMayer aSt Jones'
Motion OR new trial denied With $40 costs oav;c
Superior Corrt-Speeial TerH'-Bv Jndge sedR"icA'
Whit ,kcT act senff o. a Nssoraon Tor Relief Of
By gi Clarke CT al Reference ordered
Van Embnreh agt denying moI9 ant ssvase
ctc orcr aeicd Kranr aGt Blake Mar Of ~ Ssti
Solnoot & pcnedict An ierson agi Cover; Moore ag
C9irns-Orers granted. DHGbarn agt OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
fo@mon p,sasSneciaI Tsrpl-Bv Judge Larremore:
-Bngler agt Gisler etc. sehnman t Pa1I1ntne: King
aSt King Mead a cohen Hal aG danea
act orchard assignment o. Jcsoson 10 r1 at
MaTsn eic randall CANTON Brown ag fTss e, sf
OLSEN a. s @ boo nese act byss ssbe
5ct Rrauk. StmOnard AIT. BraDngan.- Motions Sth'e"
Alman agf. LBwig.-lniHnrtinn eTnnteh. ,,.,
WGjine Conr-C hamJers-Bv Judge McAdam:-
t,snningrr art Durrenlei Townsend agt Evans Barker
arf W0lIibrr i,oddor RicSer agt G ,oisn
cisons filed FechUrr ag FARLEY Ter'orTg , 20 Rs
dar aai. Mciae Morton ganth Ior npnont
dorf nnt the Mcrchang Dispatch Company u2
missed. Soomon PriceMoiOn granted lbo ' !ans
etc AIT Marks Church aEt Chufcn atI
ster Rank for Savngs Kelly: Mah0neys aet Doha
sam. ac Observation-Disclosures fled MAXWELL All ubi'l,
Thnm son agt Alon; MCaZ agt Applet SUD r,ten e.
McIniire Dofaul's Hoylnu agt Plelnes1At , -
isare mile, defendant appears for examination on Apno
paIanini , 7 Trau, Defendant discharged Reiiinger
act McG aJm-J. McNuy appointed receiver Nsscr ag'
Wehr,cugd Frank agL Iinchey Goldsmith ag MURPHY.
smith ag Fitzpatrick Loeb ACT Eberlein; Mao,y az
phugcer Gallagher act. Patterson Barry agt hlng ano
ACT Corcoran Frank agt Sheehan: MURPHY agt Dlls-
Decisions let. Mnh.an Savines Bang III IL oHrcitcd
Iulo1n..t MarX.J. = Jacobs appHhlcl
Terrvrr GrlJcnw,z agt Standardization to discharge
ju! sTI"ut granted ms per papers hlrl'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-03
NOMINATIONS.
WASHINGTON, April 2.-The President sen

WASHINGTON, April 2.-The President sent
the following nominations 10 The Senate tins afternoons
10 be United States Consult IeCnsrd 4. Bacheter al MAS
sacusett Ut Zanzibar Enoch smither 81 delaware al
ChinkiIug
Spert sors Of Tie Cssus; s. B Sturtev mt Of Wkesar
fer the Vth Census District OF PcnnsyvanM ueoiEo
IIId Census Dis.rlct OF i""Ai
Merle Of COultcrsve for The Win CENSUS DIS
trict Of Illinois -, ,.,... ~ ,,o
Charles lrTabee OF Maine Agent for the lndians Oh e
Quaraw Agency, indian Territory. e,.-,a.
fOsIGnScrSf raucs l.. Price, Georgeto"b lux Nhfiioo
II. Palmer, Pert Chester. " Y . - 80 =. -. =.
NavaI Prono;fons John NJ. j. Clitz 10 be
Rear Admiral Captain steph u. QuacsenOus 70 De q
Richard w Meade 20 be captain
commander George IL Wadieigh T. 6s Com
mander Lieutenant Joseph H. Craig 10 be ldeuienat
Commander Master lingo osterhaus TO be Le9teha ~
Master John b Collins be n Lieutenant En-
sign Charles +. Putnam - be Mastr; Ensign
| William f. Hslsey to be Master Commonore,
| AndieW BrysOn 10 be Rear Admiral; Captnn Earl
EngsI to be Commander Commander Charles C. CaIpen'
SHE Commander Lieutenant George raicott 10 ne
ndcr Master Charles r. Vfetanu 10 Dc
Lieutenant; Ensign Frans 4. wilmer to he Master AS
sta,lI Englueer j" W. Wooster to be Passed AsSis'ah
EnViuOer