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AN ACT to Amend an Act Entitled AN
Act to Establish Uniformity in the
Sessions of the Circuit Courts" APP
proved 9th June, A. d. 1877, SO Far as
Relates to the Circuit Courts for the
County of Edgefeld and the Circuit
Courts for the Eighth Circuit.
Be IL enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives of the State of South
Carolina, now met and sitting in General
Assembly, and by the authority of the
same:
SECTION 1. That an Act entitled 'An
Act to establish uniformity in the ses-
sions of the Circuit Courts" approved
June 9th, 1877, be, and the same is here
by, amended by striking out all of Sec
ton which relates to the sittings of
Courts at Edgefeld, in Edgefeld County,
and insert in lieu thereof the following,
to wit: The Court of General Sessions at
Edgefeld, for the County of Edge6eld,
on the first Monday in March, third
Monday in June and first Monday in
October, and the Court of Common Pleas
at the same place on the second Monday
in March and second Monday in Oc-
tober.
Sec. 2. The said Act to be further
amended as follows, to wit: Strike out
Section 8 of said Act and insert in lieu
thereof the following: Section 8. The
Circuit Courts of the Eighth Circuit shall
be held as follows: The Court of General
Sessions at Abbeville, for the County of
Abbeville, ON the first Mondays in Feb
ruary and June and the third Monday in
October, and the Court of Common Pleas
at the same place on the Wednesdays fol-
lowing the first Monday in February and
the third Monday in October. The
Court of General Sessions at Anderson,
for the County of Anderson, on the
fourth Monday in February, the second
Monday in June and the second Monday
after the third Monday in September,
and the Court of Common Pleas at the
same place on the Wednesdays folio ing
the fourth Monday in February and the
second Monday after the third Monday
in September. The Court of General
Sessions at Walhalla, for the County of
Oconee, on the second Monday in March,
the third Monday in June and the first
Monday in September, and the Court of
Common Pleas at the same place on the
Wednesdays following the second Mon
day in March and September. The
Court of General Sessions at Pickens, for
the County of Pickens, on the fourth
Monday in March, the fourth Monday in
June and the third Monday in Septem.
ber, and the Courts of Common Pleas at
the same place on the Wednesdays fol-
lowing the fourth Mondays in March and
September. The Court of General Ses-
sions at Greenville, for the County of
Greenville, on the first Monday after the
fourth Monday in March and the first
Monday in July and the first Monday
after the fourth Monday in October, and
the Court of Common Pleas at the same
place on the Wednesday following the
first Monday after the fourth Monday in
March, the first Monday in July and the
Wednesday following the first Monday
after the fourth Monday in October.
Sec. 8. That so much of all Acts and
parts of Acts as are inconsistent with this
be, and the same are hereby, repealed.
Approved February 20, 1880.
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South Carolina Railroad.

On and after Sunday, September Z, 1872 Passcn-
ger trains will run as follows:
down..
Leave Columbia, $50 a nj 300 pm go p IN
Arrive at Charleston. 400 p nj 7.45 y IN Sod m
Arr I've at Augusta.."-.3.l5 pm 9.2O IN
Arrive at Camden.....12 noon 7.30pm
UP.
Leave Charleston. 80 nj 51o I'm s.15 p IN
Leave Augusta.... S.l5 IN 100 p IN
Leave Camden ...."....6.S0 m l.30 p m
Arrive ut Columbia...I 80 IN $40 p m 900 m
The Night Expressl' lying Columbia Of 80 p M
and Charleston at S.H ,. NJ, will run daily, all 9TH
CT trains daily, exs ,pt Sundays. The $50 p, m.
train from ColumbiA makes connection at Charles
ton on Wednesday and Saturday with New York
Steamers.
Sleeping cars are run on Night trains to Charles
ten and Augusta. Rate only S1.50 for a double
a. B. DESAussURE, Agent, Columbia.
JOHN P. PECK, Gen. Sup't.
D. C. ALLEN, Gen. Ticket Agt, Charleston, s. C.
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IN 25CTS. AND ST BOTTLES.
DR.. j. r. HAYWOOD,
of New York, voluntarily indorRes 1t.
-pEAD WHAT HE SAYS:.

DR.. TUTT New York. Scpt., l9, ls,7.
ossos OF lung i ,osses. In tho l.rvr v-rds OF tile
city the CASES nerc Of very seyoro typo. 1t wa
and confess my surprise ut its wonderful powor
Durinx q practice OF twenty years. have ncTo
known medicine to act rs promptly, and with snce
ats Of coughing and invariably curol tho disease ir
few days. Ieheerfully ndo-se it as tho best iuns
medicine evor uaed.
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POEMS OF THE WEEK.
SUNDAY.

SUNDAY.
Lie still and rest, in that serene repose
That on this holy morning come to those
Who have been buried with the cares that
make
The sad heart weary and the tired heart
ache.
Lie still and rest
Gods day of all is best.
Awake! arise! Cast off thy drowsy dreams
Red in the east, behold the morning CLEANS.
Gas Monday goes, so goes the week, DANES
say.
Refreshed, relieved, use well the initial day
And see! thy neighbor
Already seeks his labor.
TUESDAY.
Another mornings banners are unfurled-
Another day looks smiling on the world
It beholds new laurels for thy soul to win ;
Mar not its grace by slothfulness or sin,
Nor sad, away
Send. it TO yesterday.
WEDNESDAY.
Haleway unto the end-the weeks high
The morning hours do speed away so soon,
And when the noon is reached, however
bright,
Instinctively we look toward the night.
The glow is lost,
Once the meridian crost.
THURSDAY.
So well the week has sped, hast thou friend
Go spend an hour in converse. 1t will lend
New beauty to thy labors and thy life,
To pause little sometimes in the strife.
Toll soon seems rude
That has no interlude.
FRIDAY.
From feasts abstain; be temperate and pray
Fast if thou wilt; and yet, throughout the
day
Neglect no labor and no duty shirk;
Not many hours are left thee for thy work
And it were meet
That all should be complete.
SATURDAY.
Now, with the almost finished task, make
haste;
Sonear the night, thou hast no time to waste.
Post up accounts, and let thy souls eyes look
For flaws and errors in life's ledger-book.
When labors cease,
How sweet the sense of peace!
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meuc'n0 eV0r y JIggR gFgRANcIs HAYWOOD, MD.
NEWSPAPER PUB. WRITES.

Oilce EvonIng Novs AugustafGa.
Dr.. TUT: Dear Er-My little son. was attacked
with pneumonia last uintor, which left him with
ior tho cure OF which sn indebted toyoar valuable
RIpcotorant. ] had tried most avery, thing rer9m
minded, but none did lnJ good until used Jour EI
sutirely. With many thanks. am yours trnlyJ
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LUMBER! LUMBER !

IUMBEK! IUMDEh !
A LARGE lot of good Lumber is kept
n constantly on hand at my Lumber
Yard at the Blue Ridge Depot in Anderson,
and orders for large or small lots of any
kind desired will be promptly filled at low
prices. Mr.. Robert Maylield is my agent
for the sale of Lumber at Anderson, and
will furnish any information desired 10
persons wishing to make an order.
JOHN KAUFMAN.
Jan 80, 1870 30 1y
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Had terrible NIGHT SwEATS.

Memphis, Fob, II, 1871.
Dr. TUT: Sir-I hAvo been sutfaring for nosrly tive
yoars with q severe cough When coinineheei to
Ting YOUR E1psctorant Was reduced 70 one hundred
and sixteen pounds in weight. l had tried nlInoni
everything; had terrible night swoats. lhayO t:kcr
half dozsn bottles. Tho night aveats have left mo
tho cough has disappeared, and egainod h!tesr
pounds in tlesb. recommend Y 70 al my friends
With great respect, OLIVER RICE.
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IMPORTANT QUESTIONS.

Rcader, have you caught cold1 Arc you am
able TO raise the phlegm7 nayu you an irrita.
tlon 10 the tlroat7 A sense of oppression or
tho lungs, with short breath? Do you have
Gt Of coughing on lying down? A sharp pain
now aud then In the region of the heart, shoul
ders and back7 II 30, onr Advice is taks al
once dose OF TUFTS ESpcctornnt; youwill soor
be able to raise tho phegm. III an hour repeal
the Expcc.orant, place ahot Iron to the feet take
two Of Tult's Pills. You will soon fall into 9
pleasant ,locp and wake up in the morning
cough gone, lungs wording freely; easy breath.
lug, aud the bowels moving in natural manner.
10 prevent a return OF these symptoms uss the
Expcctornnt several days.
Office, IS Murray Street, N. Y.
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Lie still and rest, in that serene repose
Who have been buried with the cares that
make
The sad heart weary and the tired heart
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TUS!IT1.To,$Ss IT. T. s,I IRIh=kS 2IV=k:
TUFTS PILLS
TUFTS PILLS
TYT.Ty,Ss ~ ] RILhS p ~
TUFTS PILLS
CURE SICK HEADACHE.
TUFTS PILLS
TUFTS PILLS
GIVE APPETITE.
TUFTS PILLS
TUFTS PILLS
nGrn DVU.EG.
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THURSDAY

lowell the week has sped, hast thou friend
Go spend an hour in converse. It will lend
New beauty to thy labors and thy life,
To pause little sometimes in the strife.
Toll soon seems rude
That has no interlude.
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AN ACT to Amend an Act Entitled can
Act to Establish Uniformity in the
Sessions of the Circuit Courts" APP
proved 9th June, A. D. 1877, SO Far as
Relates to the Circuit Courts for the
County of Edge6eld and the Circuit
Courts for the Eighth Circuit.
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AN ACT to Require the Attendance Of
the Solicitors of the State Upon the
Sessions of the General Assembly and
to Define Their Duties.
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Another mornings banners are unfurled-
Another day looks smiling on the world
It beholds new laurels for thy soul to win ;
Mar not its grace by slothfulness or sin,
Nor sad, away
Send it TO yesterday.
, 1880-06-10

RATIONAL. FETE DAY.
PARIS, Junu u.-rle Chamber uf Deputies has
fixed us tho Nutionai ftte s!ny tho nth Ut July,
tito anniversary OF tito tNklIx of tho uustIle,
i1istcnd of Imperial Dny, tic 18th OF August.
IN FAfun Of 4 Ct,Nr;ETE AMNESTY.
Tho Retn.laiq4e fFlncxstse proEuuures strongly
for complete amnesty before tho 14th.
TIE IEsulTs.
Tho prcfGots OF tho departments in which tho
Jesuit establishments aru Situated huyc been lt-
strGetcd by tho Munster OF tho Interior respect
Ing tho decrGcs axnlnst tho unauthorized reiig-
ious stlctutles. Tbu l'rufccts l1tlst lnnku eear
distinction betwceH tho Jesuit and othor unau-
thnrExcs1 orders. Tho Jcsntts nrc not to be III
vited, like othcrA, to have themselves author-
ixctl. lat urtGrcd tp dissolve. md ult tho 1tl
U! June tho frsults must eyAG.lMte thu cstub-
lehtN.1!ts they now occupy. Fur tuheh!nK Us
tA1tstimcnts, huwuver. thu rcspit IL prs,(utged
TIL the Utst Of August. Other unauthorized tir-
dets Will rercsu, Hefuru tho th tl.stMtt, olllcjMl
st,n,lsnuB tu dcrtllre whether tluy Ntotld Auls-
MlttlnH to tho slGcrcts, Several Projects Gx-
pressed conviction thtt few Df tho orders would
hupd In thuIr statutes. The 3intslcr sltI ho was
of The safle opinion, but ho believed thcrc would
bu exceptions.
ANOTHER uuEL.
TAn1s, Juno 9.--A duel with swords WIS
fought VI, l!e!Eian fronttcr lMtwcen Lo Pole.
tier. Of the .Mtl IU3tirt, A11 EllAr, formerly Of
tho Gantots. TIC lnttcr wMs wounael tWlco.
, 1880-06-10

Tlk AQLtNk h1uATTAs
This list ot ontrtca for tho thfrl aunual rogntta
Of tho Mississippi Valley Amateur Nnwing A..
aooptlol,, to bc hold ut Moline, ILL.,, juno - to II
!nclusly0, IL Us fnllows.
Bcni1r FotIr-Eixnn l}oAt Club, Huntington
lioAttuX Association. l'turll tloAt Club, HylvNu
iIuIt Club, MulnG; FHrrhxut tl0At Club, EAl~
chxu; Modou lowing Club, b. Louis; DAyeaport
Janior Four--sIot,pu 1lnwtng Club. ct. Louls,
Atho!is C!nG, it.ck lsln.ai !ilr!.,9top i'oatinx
Iub. a!ilwMuxco; Waps!n,'.e,l lsuut, club,
clinton, la,5 sylvan hoat Club, Moltna; Davou.
Junl1r s.nxlo-rylvan 1oat Club, Moline,
tive entrles|; 11tnnrs!tA HUT Club, 1T. PAUL.
.AthlclIu Glu9, Nock lnlaild; FArraxue Club,
c1ulso; ~; John . Ginl. NSx nrlssnH: RI, ,,.o.,,,o
Mich. sylvan Ciut, suiIIu; N!yurdulo Club.
Nlvertlale, I'LL Daytnl"rt, Club.
hvlIur uult1le-5ytsnh Club, GMrrnx1tt Club,
6lx-OnrN ltnrxpS-FArruKut Club, l5usIluxtQn
Cluu, keukuk Club, Alullns Club.
junior Observation-Disclosures Club, Peoria
Cup, Rrerdalo Club, MADISON Club, Davenport
Club
Junior raIr-Fasraxus Club two ontrlcs>, ,wap-
FtSs: fos.xn pulr.--sylvan Club, Farrszut
Club !twu entrles,.
Four -Oarod 0i1s-Dusllugton Club, Ksokak
club.
FREQ for all slngtca--ItIrer,lalo Club, PEORIA
Club, 1t, John Club, sylvan Club, Perseverance
Club. Now Orleans; ". jte club, f0rt Wayne.
bsnIoE bluy!es-sy!yun Club, aiyarlule Club
ttwo sntEtns!. Peoria Club, Ut. John Club, Psrsu-
Fsee-f -fer:alI Fm,ry-lusl,nylou Club. l1llls-
tals G!a1, ,4coria Club, syIsan club. Furragut
, 1880-06-10
Prince bismarck Declines n Good Sit
ItutlAn.

s,t, Ltt; !Msx ~ I. 1onSH ns.
DDtAEld u rO3tE.IXl!u Hhn you'll egrtMlpjy hAvD
sfor. 1nu wl,o would speedily hive mo.lolxlfGel
Xnsr.ssn arrived ii Borli',, md i 'sd.irossei t.
Frince Is1nnrck u letter couCle1 III tho polltcst
ternis, atlu written with 'nnt1uMbtrd seriousness.
to tho Prince tt ho had came tt liurtl1l Ii, full
MlncMtu Ut ,ntss!on. tho llip9rtanee Ut which
tho caanool!or must nut unterrnte. and QUO
which might h1vo tho most Important c0nse-
yuenccs . for hEs own policy III we'll aa
s,r 5Sr pnssf .nf 9p'nHni ri,a Il Kfsts .tx LIZ h. bud
very grsut American newspaper, which
at by disposal once week for tho uncontrolled
Prince might Iotrrlu'no, whirh+ .ktnrtsuy Jrtll
AtneEus! With ehe g1yatust ponslblv Gctus, would
.oaysy thg rineos .,' vIgws 70 u! tho eor,ers y
tho lnoat animated controversies, mid would thla
afrofd tho Chancellor q n'eaps of knowing tho
wcekly d6su would bo gradually i1,stltl..l ti!to
tho riitlds Of EupIe,-nay, If tho whulo civ
i!1ed world. Aurs.,ses. ~ pr1lvticMl An,erle!ns,
lind these tensuns tpo FlAtunit, the pr0firIcluls
of tho newspaper: through thgIr rAmbissa'lpF, Of.
ea h6 sso ha, s 1s sSS Srx 9s tiS %sc ars IT, a
aos, the ei sa'n of Il, tiS,l a y.m1.
foruhnnd ts0u,UU, thu l'rincp thus tcllix place4l
III Iaseaa!on Ut twu years Gos,,pGlss tiul, eypll
should tho paper despite thu s!Haa4.tN,lH t. tho
o1prvased atrur. tho rrlaco lauvhei very much,
sna ha sSy s asfht' h% fio d. IT,
uoptl1x my m1rs. Whon hIs rutly bud boon
seit oir, tho Primes, suddenly turning % C.nnt
stupid Ut nc; W might hnve prui,t,st,d to thela
Il sannonaoed that. after ii. faiu.S WIN rrl,sso
tllQ eOluu celebrity fti htA xkpuu.
, 1880-06-10

n.,r1,,on. All 1,,no a" FL, n,,..,.
.,' nAttiAu!s' . niu'' tune p.Auo nc"oefat!c'
Kntcs to tho National Convention Mt Cincinnati
and chet,se Presidential Electors met tn-i,oy,
Tho rr.nl,ttnn ,,ccloro cdheronco IN III, ,rt,,o.
rlcs which h,lve guided and controlled tho pol.
ioy at tho National Democratic purity siuce tho
frrtrntfnn ,r Tim rtlnrn1 f,oyorrnont Tho.,
-o..,I,otn 49,, ,.,.o,. 5000. ~, ,st.,n 49,, @ ~
l.paa'a.u .us A'uat "nf'R oy whica 'ae VIII OF
the people III tho election Ut 1871 waa reversed
by fraua4lent counts utter the pnlls were ctusod,
und tho MepuGE!cnn purity ht,nK IN possession
OF tho tniiltllry lUwert the people lhu liz choco
, 1880-06-10
POLITICAL.


- :. :. - -. :. 49, .--.-- 49,
jcrf to taxation the STINT, as other money. IA
ta1pAy"ra. VIZ declare our qualification at tho
nc;s u tho l!c!nocrattc n,cmlcrs u Congress in
allowaI!ce md payment of quostionsbio end
rr fraa,cnt e'Mtms. re.ultin9 Il saving to tho
fTM-Wn viii stauI with iii our might against
JIG rixlfs Ut ti5 State ti,udg f"r tho purptss ot
tn tho liberties Of tho puOptc. We Will IN nll
fi''r!'ty InAttntn tho constitutional rights md
IL We viii nnins s % ani Ji "idcats tisc rKhts x
St1th,-Thc legislation u ls7V IL entitled to
p.is:s 81 tho t i';oelauc III s Goivsnton % u is7e 10
pr,vldn ''y Inv for tic comforts and &afoty of
t" tao jstsoSs onp"y"I ~ St eorporatiUns. t s5 aad
ises 8 iaay j" tccc,ssasy md proper. wc
tntigsntl1ihsn tho rctpln III tho Htate thAt
I.eatslatirc. bastnx Representation On puptlln-
shame and txint Ut fr.ud havS Iscn ai ss.i,ovcd d
from tho apIs'rtlottscnt 0f representation, and
INIT nov tho people Will bo eqnnlly and fairly
5S & sE S6r VI; fat,s q Fl fs9 -
tsreof do "s IceSlne - ws4,fa s III " estassK"t
and .,. tat h. 10 paft of Zig unilcsn. fund which
port port q a,, .s,,.,,'.,, *sl.,x,ls:
CouKrcss hnvc aeted III rrspcct 10 bt.unties Ind
pensions fur sohlIe!1 and their families in tho
sp!rit e Justice 4n'l !lt"r.lIty., ,,
conduct Of tho Republican, p'irty in placing
ltnySs md Wheeler. by crlfH9nal practices
InE To Hir institutions, in odic.s u Which they
,verr mt electy,l. 1t was an o,itr4,Ha upon free
rasse ,sst H fn RI dnf ~, s9 ss sesy n
H repeated, atl fer which tic guilty purity must
, 1880-06-10
SULPHUR SOAR:
TIE WONDERFUL EFFECTS OF
SULPHUR
In the Cure. Of Skin
Disease
Has Attracted Much
Attention Of Late
In This Country and in the
Old World.
Physicians Are Strongly Of tho Opinion
that Its Curative Powers In a Large
and Troublesome Class Of
Skin Diseases
Have Not! xot 1scon Fully
Developed,
Have Not Yet 13ccn Fully
Developed,

And that it, loco usa u Tho best and surest aoda Of
using Il, fur In TINT way 1t cuAss deuoy IN c3ntuet
With tho tlsoa4a. Hd VI tho lul8 uqua1ly
IN contact With shs bk!n, which II such wundaFful
nhsosbena shut tho ph0r sbba tho zklN will b0
BatA Ia f0w hours In tho breath by ttsallnx sil
VeT. uAtih9 It dark. fuSnI|tae sulphuru Ut silver.
knd suoH kuFyncH tho wl.nlU buIy Aut Inds uut tho
btupd pl4uus that ps.,duc0 nnd kuup w thus1 unlh
suls sktu dssaAvs uni Iun afd tIusv hsutrsttass II
In ths buu and destroys In Stoct4 In sat0 skn All
such diseases EczoA, Tutser, H!ugwufn.. lltchen,
Acne. lnptes uiackhsAds, suu4h and arY scaly skin
dsAoxsas. hu4t al fado Lofru it4 Hike anaw In thu
SUNSHINE, Uut tho question aFtsss, Why can't uxo
sulphur uInt1uvutf NJ. HI. by III tueaaA- Hut yuu
ezlu usu lLENN3 SULPHUR HUAr, which nut uuiF
clean.es the skin but yaas dtseaAos und tho
ssa.e tIs u In Itself puru. &nd Atcs any tnllat
e0Hp yuu tan gst- IT II Fu2lly wonderful! Rd sau-
ahla combination of sulphur al tAe oIranslnY uiEs
ulatng Tho skin suft and snuutt'. aad koopln9 thu
hsns tEGu tron cracks and c4aps. pNd randurna lha
ruiplexo Ion fair and Sautiful. 1t should be uE1 fur
cleansing pusEhIses. thereby preventing ali dIaenses
Ut tho sklu and Ia daHfuetX cuth4 usSd by tle alex
It has no equal. Ecu taxt NJ. N. CRlTraSVuN" u
printed oA saah packet, Without which uoba ID yoau-
lnV. euld By dFuygisk4 md failey-s0ou4 d9Aurs VI
8fcI cakus. d0e 8sAs hy nlAit Tacu!pt u pEIcs
and sc extra fur eae1 cake. T. NJ CitlrrENGUS, Sula
tsvpEistes, 1l6 fu!ton'st, Nov Yurk.
, 1880-06-10


xlnllti. Tho L&t,.ext ot Muroh IS thus reports u
tntp lecture On the B'tb5cct: -...
lacrel. whose rt,searehea q. ths s,.bjeot oxtenl
"ssy oas eona oa. staouR us
emit light only for yery short porutis ut time.
1t IL r,ssessqd TO cortiin G*teilt eyen by whito
plper, Aud by dinn,untls and ruh1es vita grcat
intousity, tl.nllgh little pers!steAu9. Almnst nil
shadcs of coloC ca'l eo obtasnsa from d!!1otant
i pans Is sa;ss,ss, 81 IL brliisacy and duration Gun.
Tlo paint " oaa 10 mixed either with wator or
wAter a.ld Air III Il rouiarkublo tilaunor, uu1 cAn
b. appIsl Y ~ al's.oss iaas:a!t nu.oyr II gas-
sts Il 4 liz 4 ed9s ssS;s as soass Msts ba s
tho cltctr!u light, tho etcotriu spurk, tho mug
't,sjum ltght, orjt,nry cat,d'r an1 Nasllvht. and
tho ornamental articles exhlcItctl wera irg!r4t-
lvG tiles ul!l ssatuury, clocks, md lldia.rubbcr
@ S9aat as s,aoa. ,st ax y III u
ln tho ln9so prAetlcal u!ass wuro lululnons pancs
raaPed fSs ~ n xunpoTaes aa spr!t siSses
s ons fr st.oic.s, 'd tho ike. Thie nsfs "f
VIII tio sw aa liz s !. IT,
iss os EspSssd nv Y; 4 ~. SSpass
IT, I iyan,%s.ousy u sSrSod M i. ] ius"ons p iaint, ill.,
t, aud en4!oss o!hos .!sos ~ q Hsuggsst themselves.
!,oscs. For example, i Is often cxtrulneIy dlMi.
SH ". Sss assSfHby tx ys Ws "p aIx % ",
oannnrls u. harlHrs aild rivers. II tho bunys
,vcry csa.ed w!sh tAo !.,,utss1As pa!ut they would
buoy h prueti.uly uselcss 4a u duIk night Thu
unfortunate 'l'4ta overD9,!fu eAnnot w. ~ ant,
Il i Il a Incl msre caasov II Gs roaohcs
i or 4 q n'es y 4ol9 to plsk h!n.
, 1880-06-10
W, II. r.

NEW iosK, Juno 9.-Tho report of tho West
eFti Union Telegraph Company for tho quarter
ending June 10, 1850. shows that tho not pro!ita
TOR tho quarter ending Juno 10. Inst, fmsctt upon
official rctur1is for Anrti, ucnrly CONF
blete roturt,s for Mny. and estimating
business for Juno Preserving at a1ncunt
sufficient u meet tho c!atnls uf tho 4itluntiu
pnc'Ac Telegraph cnmpuny n1s1cr
esi:s'1x s'k axT;sot sSrn. 4prl ~' r. 4S9t tSial
*@Gsh4H; frum which. uppnprRtiIlg
intsrest on bonded debt <lU7t.0: construction.
pntents, fllD.tNj; sundrics, slU,0N; icaves Il
bnIHt,cc " 81 .5s2st. A dividend Or 14 1pr cent
rGtlrEs $1l1. $50, de1uotiuR which, it.lvea sur
plus after paying tho dividend DF $SlU,1ll.
, 1880-06-10

FUNERAL OF THE EAFRkSS.
81. rETElssliuND, June 0.-Tho funeral Of the
Eu.press Ut Husaia took placs tu day lii tho
1'ctropnulevsk Fortress. At 10 ocluok nll tho
Grantl Dukuh, puchcsses, Princes. md Junction.
urlGs assembled ut tho fortress church, wtser1
tho Emperor WIS later received by tho Metro
poiitnn. 4 Inuss of requiem was then ceae-
br7.tcl. ard' tho Emperor plAccd tho !tnper!nl
crlHfue beside thu curpse. utter Which ttt tH1s1ln
w,lx closed nu H,rnU to tho vntlt by tho Eui-
llrrur mil Grand Dukes. The fnrta Tired minute
lrl.ls during thu crr01Hnay. unl tho bel!s of the
city were ttiIlel whilst tic collin WaH betny low
erred lpto the vault. Tho Emperor ntll Grand
Dukes each throw thrco hnndfuis Ut oarth
unuu IT.
, 1880-06-10

ANOTHER APPEAL FUn FUNDB.
LoSpoN. June 0.-Thu Lord Mayor Of Dublin
hms photographed tho Mayor Ut cvory city III tho
Uuttcd States md Canutta rs follows: " rcRret
10 sny tliat funds arc still needed for tho ruiof
Ut distress III Ireland. III many places tho pinch
IL nuw eGuaI tu uuy previous ti1ne. Tho dEstress
huuse hut e!n yet nutbtug olsu lil!tt THUR crpps
cuno IN. While deeply grateful for tho 1eh.
tr1,1a contributions already received. eannut
help asking further nB6atailc8 for tho Mansion
liottse Fund Committee during this trying
p0rlQG."
, 1880-06-10
LET the Ncl0s leaye 0tf lts "dalnnabio
samacca," anl begin on its CROW.
INDIANS IN COLORADO.

"PsE4E O0pd{tH % 761 ChafIQ0 3FttQH3.
AtAAosA. Colo. Juno B-It was saulorcd hero
aa1as y tic duy thnt four Apuctp Iudans bud
Maked tue troops and had bcgun rntilllg thp
eoaauy IN tho Vicinity of Caltonto, aud thoy had
eome " around by Terra Anartlla and weru heat
NJ NJ e1tcfn,inAtlux tho settlers In thas vicinity.
~, Haseo OF thoul cAmn to tho end Ut tho Denver l.
sao u5aade track In the 6an Antonio Mountains,
tsa1suay, but tho men who were thoro suarl.
~ , no track "atood them on" Noxcs Of arms
ftnc, ~ ls9oo a rounds Vt ammunition wese sont
toa. and re mr. t,tny ,st'' to nc scono e ".
M .n ~, Sasno to-dAy alt reported tho Apachts
seststaa smtaaaosahsedIy %s On the wMrpath. Most Ut tug
sna. ssnr,aed. but thoto ID tevurthricss u feeling oi
~4A4ety and 0lnEtQ pQrfItlitlK I'LL rlnssoa.