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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-21
HORSES. MULES. &c.
LUMBER.

VO PARTIES USING PINE AND
L OAK LUMBER / would say am prepared 20
contract for filling bills nom b,OQu 70 ouv'vu,u,
at the shortest notice of tie bt,Sl uEA".
PINE, sc. W. \. CiiAMbtrh,'SSn'
Hardware Depot, Naiicna Posl-om>c,
no g-Sm Richmond aud Alleshanf railtosa
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MARRIAGES.

Married. on December -. 1881. mt Grace-Street
Baptl,t church, by Rev. John NJ. Butler, rather oi
thc groom assisted by W. T.. Hatcher, ID. D., M
DREW WILKIE BUTLER and BESSIE LIE
HART: both of this city. No cards.
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r1gMAIN-STREET CHRISTIAN
CHURCH.-Preaching at IL \. VI. and 1870 +.
VI. By d. \. DEARBORN.
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~ LEA x PERKINS, SAUCE,
TIE WORCESTERSHIRE.
Delicious With
MEATS. CANE, sol T.. WELSH RAREBl1~.
JOHN DUNCAN'S SON
is l7->aly Az
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M SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
Corner Main and sixth strect,l.-Rey. HENRY
MCDoNALD, ID. D., viii preach on SuSDAY at II \.
VI. aud Rev. 4. T. GARDNER, OF Mississippi al
1870 L. VI.
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We have on hand SIX INSDSOME FH
LINED SILK CIRCULARS. which W ar. ..
ing ont from - to 80 les than the regular
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~ SIDNEY BAPTIST CHURCH
lcorncr Main and Reservoir streetsl.-Rey. +. HAIR
RI,oN, pastor. WILL preach Mt II o'clock \. inland
Rev. j. Il. HAWTHORNE. -. d.. will deliver the
annual address Of the tile Ladies' sewing Society
at7isP. VI. SUNDAY. All invited to attend
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-21

our MoURNING-GOODs DEPARTMFNI
lust been rcplcnished with an elegant nH,
CASHMERES, MONTE, GRAPE, and If'
RIETTA CLOTHS; VEIL AMI TRlNNN.
GRAPES: CORDS and Th>>ELs; BLAfh E
for Trimmings, Of extra bow prices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-21

our stock Of COLORED SILKS, SATIN. H
BROCADES for street aui evening wear ..
plrte. and a-b q call before purchasing Same
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III GRACE-STREET BAPTIST
CHURCH corner Grace and Fou-hce streets.
Preaching by the pastor. Rev. ". l.. HATCHER
y. D.. at IL O'Clock 4. VI. and al half-pa,t
o'clock u. VI. on SUNDAY.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Nh. SWEEPING REDUCTIONS At

mn SWEEPING REDUCTIONS At
Tn,LnIMER BROTHERS.
Owing % our immense stock OF DEsIRABLF
WINTER GOODS on hand, and wishing 10 O.
crease the same prior 70 taking inventory We ia,.
made SWEEPING REDUCTIONS in all kind. ~
DRESS GOODS,
CAsIIMERES,
SHUDAH CLOTHS,
BROCADES, PLAIDS-
SILKS, SATINS,
VFLNETS. CLOAKINGN,
BEAVER-CLOTHS,
FLASNELS, SKIRTS,
SHAWLS. BLANKETS,
QUILT. ULSTFRs,
DOLMANs, JACKETS,
CLOAKS, CARPETS.
and other WINTER GOODS, which will AMI .1..
Dc sold.
CARPETS and RUGS reduced from 10 10 30 20,
cent. -
listers, JACKETS, CLOAK-, and DoiNiN,
reduced fully 33A per cent.
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n SEYENTH-STREET CHRISTIAN
CHrRCH.-Thc pastor, Rev. j. 7. TYLER. will
preach at \. VI. and ~ p. W. seats free. All
welcome.
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Our Cd CLOhKINGs and sACBING- r... .
from - to Sl2j.
Twenty-Five piece. BLNCh and C0iuu.
CLOTHS for CIRCULARS. jAChII~. o..
STERs. and DOLMAN- reduced ono-lr. .
now j. the chance 20 secure bargains 900 -.u.a,
THALHiNER BROIHlr,.
IN ll-W.~a&Su 50l Broad $500.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-21

Our entire stock Il ho-t-luaity CoIupI
SILK PLTSHES reduced 20 - yard.
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LISTERS, JACKETS, CLOAK-, and DoiNiN>
reduced fully 334 per cent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-21

800 COMFORTABLES from 81 to s4-some eS-
ira long and Wide ones, for the old-Iasilloh
hods AZ LEVY BROTHERS.
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NJ CLOSING OUT STOCK.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-21

CARPETS audRUGs reduced from 10 10 % ,..
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BY Mr.. STUDBs:
Resoiued by ne House Of Delegates,
That the Secretary Of the Commonwealth
be requested 70 furnish for the use OF this
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

MI COMFORTABLES !!
COMFoRTABLEs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-21

Married. on December %. 1881. nc Grlce->treet
i,aptisf church. by Rev John VI. Butler. father Of
Tho groom assisted by W. T.. Hatcher ID. d., \ y
DREW WILKIE BUTLER and BESSIE LIE
HART: both of this city, NO CARDS.
~ BROAD-STREET METHODIST
CHURCH (coruer Tenth and Broad).-suNDAN,
January 22.-Prcaching by Rev. W. G. STARR
ID. d.. pastor. At IL \. M.-subiect, is This an
Ace Of Miracles?" At4 p. M.-suhiect The DE-
rect Route TO Heaven" cordial invitation to all
~ PARK-PLACE VI + T II o ID IST
CIIrRCH. west Franklin strect.-Seryiccs az i
4. NJ. bv the pastor. Rev. JOIN IIANNON-suhiect
:. .Fsthetics." The congregation viii please bring
their Bibles. At76P.M. Rev. JAMES W.IiowELL
will urcacb and conduct revival exercises assisted
bv the pastor. The first few months of Mr. How
Fills ministry were blessed with hundreds of con-
versions.
IT. CENTENARY METHODIST
CHURCH south side Grace street between Fourth
and Fifth strcets).-Seryccs at IL \. VI. and ~ Z.
W., conducted by the pastor, Rev f. A.PErERSoN.
NJ TRINITY CHURCH Corner OF
Twentieth and Broad strects)-Rey j. WILEY
BLEDsoF. misunderstanding at II \. VI and al
1880 +. VI. Young mems prayer-meeting from
10 4 L. VI.
~ FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH (cor-
ner Twelfth and Broad streets Rev. j. Il. IlAw-
TnoRNE, d. d.. pastor, will preach on SUNDAY at
M-subiect: Men Who Know and Approve
the Right. but Love and Practice the Wrong.
Rev. W. ID. THOMAS, d. d., professor in Richmond
College, will preach ut ~ =. VI. All welcome.
M : COM BAPTIST CHURCH
corner Main and sixth strect,l.-Rey. HENRY
MCDONALD, u. D., viii preach on SUSDAY at II y.
W.. aud Rev. 4. +. GARDNER, Of Mississippi al
1880 L. NJ
M GRACE-STREET BAPTIST
CIurRCIf corner Grace and Fou~hce streets.
Preaching by the pastor. Rev. W. l.. HATCHER,
y. D.. at II O'Clock 4. VI. and al half-pa-t
o'clock p. Mon SUNDAY.
IL SIDNEY BAPTIS T CHURCH
corner Nlainand Reservoir streetsl.-Rey L. HAIR
HI,ON. pastor, WILL preach mt o'clock \. inland
Rev. j. Il. HAWTHORNE. -. d.. will deliver the
annual address Of the tile Ladies' sewing Society
at -. =. VI. SUNDAY. All invited to attend.
.
~ SEVENTH-STREET CHRISTIAN
CHTRCH.-Thc pastor. Rev. j. 7. TYLER. will
preach at II \. VI. and ~ p. NJ seats free. All
welcome.
n-7gMAIN-STREET CHRISTIAN
CIURCH.-Preachng at IL \. NJ. and 1870 +
VI. By j. \. DEAEBoRN.
rT- FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CHURCH Seventh street between Grace anc
Br0adl-Hey. W. G. SCHAEFf EH, pastor.-lrcach
ingatII \. NJ and 1870 T.. VI. strangers and sis,
itor, welcome Seats free.
~ FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH.-Rey. T. l.. PRESTON, ID. d., pastor
Services at IL 4. ". and 1880 Z. VI.
II GRACE-STREET PRESBYTE
RIAN CHURCH-Rey. Dir. READ, pastor.-ser
Vices ut ii \. VI. and at 4. p. VI. The discoursea
TIP. VI. viii be a continuation Of "a series on th'
Parallels OF our Lord.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-20

Jay Dysast, who had bis leg broken
over at big Hole ~ Oct. 9Th, arrived
In towD yesterday p. -.
+. Aedhuyst. Esq., haS returned
frem Salt Lake. much recWksalet)
by biz trip and viii resume hi" dutIss
- 1nancial agent for the Societe Dss
Nines.
Mr.. q. w. Crock well's wife and
four elsiDdrrn arrived from HALT Lake
o. Tuess)sy last, aud Contemplate
making the 6ilves City their future
into The employ meat u MessrsI Fisher
Z 0c(3sDvern.
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The United Workmeo.

A meeting of the parties interested
In the formation VI . new lodge VI
the A. q. u. w. ut VAUDEVILLE waa
held last evening 1t Hibesnia Halt
The objects aud plan q osyanizalio.
were fully explained BY J. w.
Kilssley ('rand Lecturer for the
Jurisdiction. At the conelusiOn 0l
the address . lit 0f = names waG
psOpGsrd aud accepted ny the meet
Ing ~ psOposed charter lnembers 81
The new Ianlge. II b expected that
the lodge viii he inslituted this c00a-
Ing week with large charter lit III
the Issast pross,lnent citizens of that
town.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-20
holiday Preoools,

This h the "pln,stune time IN select
holiday lDresemtS and there h No finer
stock 10 the Territory frv.sM which TO
xejeet than that O6 Saua)s 4 Bl,vce.
Il eousisls AZ dresSiwg caser, Jewel and
perfansery cnsksts, card receiver,
albunw, wnsk-Loxes and I'll nsanner
a ARTICLES fo1 the toilet al,0 exquis-
It, novelties In gloves, neckwear,
hosiery, etc., k,r lD0th ladies and goa-
tDe0en. Many Il these asticies were
selected from The finest eastern in,.
pOgtstiOas beeause AZ their Sare beauty
and you sho0Dd examine them h.
(OCe p0rchaRiug. declGdtG.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-20
the Fair.

The sisters fair was better attended
than heretofore last night. aud the
interest was geesteS Ia the rallliua
and voting. The fsir will be cOn-
tinued on Monday night, when The
Silver Tea Set will b. psssented ~ ID
most popular young lady, the Grand
Upright PianO will b r.lled, and
The p0lk will be closed Tor the most
popular physician aud mining fors-
man.
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q. d. HouDoe Z %.

THIS Old reliable 0rna are In rxceipe
Of another large isvojcs Of the eeje-
6saasd Allg,lAr eisan, spoa which
they have . heavy run. They keep
constantly 10 dock . heavy ljse Of
aDs Kentucky whkkies, isclsdisg
the fasDosas "Ness.yes," and ase
agoots " ths Val Blals's Milwaukee
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-20

NJ. Robert Ssraehorn, 10 . rs,,eat
issse a The New W.sf says AZ this
Territory: "N.,utana h nov seeing
As hing locked fos bright days.
With the coasp,stioa this srasna 10
the heart q The tesvitoey of ilse Utah
1 Northern branch al the Unios
lariSe ard The a'sured e.,snspleliou
" The great NOrthesu l.nei0e sajlvav.
capital aud l'sswn are moving ~ 10
the gsrat mining bells. which have
ALREADY yielded >l7::,UO.O oO In gold
sse silver; IL I6.0O, nm sesx. Of
hrnstag lsnlls, good fSs ~ aves,g~
lhisly.6ve bsashe]s az what Ia The
arse IL II, lsee. aaD0 acsss n gsaxing
laas')s and ~ gvand snal ana forrest
ann. an, two Rsose years win re L
. giant au,aDag The slaies."
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-20

Az We - % pstsas . report h
bsosght 10 that The lncoasing aejene
slaGelhst night, whlDerosuslne through
Park CaDy00. very nearly eausised
o. the jey rood, thriving The driver,
Charley Gates. fboss Tie box, aud
esalshi0g 10 BIZ tkull. is0ietinG In
jW1jss f5Oms which ~ died ID 6vw
uDo0seoto.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-20

BrrTE CirY, Ds~. u. 1SX!:..
We. the usst)enigsssi, have ihis slay
entered into IN aksxeaseut 10 wrv.tls.
fos Sion . aide. (s'sniah styDr. ealel. ~,
catch en-, Ossr pin and lwo sboalslrns
" o'se shoulder aud two lius To l,e
considered fall. The sssalch 20 take
psare l)ec. :jth, Is,s, II 3o'rlock y.
H.. ~ tas'lI'r Nall; piay q pay.
ALrHED JOMxS.
1Sd1e VIZ. MARTlK.
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lsullioa eh,p@ssts.

The following shipnsests al balltos
were made during the rsst veek
through Tie o@Ie AZ The Pacific Ex-
press Company:
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-20

Some tinse agO We Announced
through the press that We lsad de-
tesalinel) 10 Il " Out our stock Of
ready made clothing, with the view
~ disseminating thi. department OF
0ur l'sssinszs, aud tI,at tO d. - speed
lily We would make such concessions
ID prices ~ would tend to accom-
plish the object In view. A few
WEEKS have elapsed sinee then, aud
during which We have disposed u .
laSKe 6tnly II clothing ut prices that
every buyer has rsss9mixed ~ cOu-
sl3ef1l,ly below valre. But our
stock b yet large, and while Il h de-
siral,le, still We are deteSmiuei) q selD
every garment, aud this means 1t
lower prizes than prevail elsewhere.
FO1 0slr mutual interests we will be
k0aa) to have you e1Dl and exaM.ine
lhi. sssurkcd dOs1x stock, - We BE-
)seve We can save yOu 8 Or 80 On .
suit. SANDS Z BOYCH.
l9.1(iAf
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-20

R00th's extra select oyslers at -
per caM. Guaranteed at Dulle)l'y,
Upper Main Il. l$l5-tf
Fine dr. n. suits, just by expr1s,
u 0OllBNlTH L q.
Examine our beautiful plush trim
noesl aossl other 0Ne drssss OvescGalx,
1l:aNC OOLlk*N1TI 1 IT,
q. b. Aars.l,st, n. d., hom0
pathtc physirian aud su1gs<,n; olllce
0Sanite street, south side, near Main
Rexid~nce, M. ]" Granite xlrtst.
Jus't rreeivs'l) . due line Of wsnA ana)
as) xiok lslWl1Dssx, = Handsome Chrinl-
l1sas' psss'eUt fDr xentls.anan.
11-:sRf GOLDSMITH / ca.
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I'd I I
lRRo. Duttoe. Potafoea a.

88oS O0ssss 3Oe8e0eUs &C.
The NOntana I.aasl,er In. ar now
srs'eiviWE cSsOis'e Noslana la,laa.,s..,
rseansery beIlteS, eups and sDss,ssssl
a'hjekeasA To arrive within Use
week, rbOjcs California app)sx. sDtf
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-20

TIE nsoyl bsasli6sl patterns " silk
11-ootf OoLDoMlru 4 Co.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-20
New Goods. New Oooaa.

Ms. Lou T.. 5s,,ith haa Just 10
esiv'.l IN elegant lime u millinery
and dusw goods. which she h selling
~ INV pricsA. Gall and examine.
West Bro .dway. ll.@f
CoVn Tnlk.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-20
10 Let.

10 Let,
Furnished ro00w n ~ Quarts q.
With % witlI0ut buasu. l3atl
Wantesl-A silualj.I0 ~ nusso. In
quire u No. u, Quarts It. l3sep-tf
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-20

Fresh Confectionery just received,
II Morris Bru'.,
0esl brands II TUl,aesso,
(:ixans, Ci9aretlss, sud q
Morris Bsv's.
0lass aud Qweenswure
u Morris Bvu'..
New Cham, IL The West Fine-Cut
II MOrris RrO'x,
California .::ssls fruits
rssxivsd daily q
0.ss~&. RAs.>Ou
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Dress and Cloak Maxine.
MRS, BARTON

OSocS0ekiae EsaoSlloSssesc to 80
he. 3 Woot Quarts 9treet.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-20

Norris Bros.
Elgim crra,,,ery-besa In The mar
ket, At Morris DTNs.
5.ssnI Imported Cixsn Paul MUIR
ply, Henry Clays. aud 0llseS favor
r. brands, 1t Morris Br.M.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-05
The New French Ministry.

Paris, "A new ministry has been
constituted as follows: LIE Blond, SEN
ator, president Of the cou neil AMI min.
lister OF justice De Csrris, for ign foreign
affairs; Seville deputy minister of :he
interior; Trial Tirard, minister of fin
snce; General Billot, war; Admiral
Jsurequieberri, marine; Ssdi Cannot,
deputy minister of public works:
DemshY, minister of agriculture; Coch
cry, POSTS and telegraphs; Davaux.
deputy minister Of public instruction
The minister Of commerce is not Ap-
pointed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-05
The Turf.

Saratoga, A. First race, mile and fur
lorg, Monogram" first, "Tom Plunkett'
second; time 1.57X.
Second race, mile ard 500 yards;
John Davis" first, "Creosots" second;
time 1.132z.
Third race, mile; "Terror'' first,
Navarro second; time, 1.461z.
Fourth race, FIVE furlongs; Baron
Favorat" end "Vsrantalls," flley, ran
q dead heat; time, 1.021z.
Buffalo, 4.-The fifth heat OF the stall
lion race was won By "Blsek Cloud."I
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-05
Produce.

Chicago, 4.-Whsat opened higher
closing easier, 9934 August, 9 Septem Der.
spring nominal, winter 1927 cash; corn
Unsettled, higher, closing weak, 76N
cash, 51s Sep;em Der; pork. irregular.
closing weak, 2045 cash, 60 Septern Der:
lard closed weak, II 20 cash, % Sem
TENDER.
st. Louis, 4.-Hogs, receipts 7eO; dull,
lower; shipping hogs and Ugh, porkers
7@15, good porkers 76 ard rs; butchers
to best hssVV, $50 and $50.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-05
Business Failures.

New York, 3.-Businesa failures 70.
ported to New York the past seven davs
lO4, against Ill last week. Esste,5
states furnish sixteen, western thirtv
southern seventeen, middle twentv-So,;r
Pacific Coast and territories thirteen.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-05
Dam Disaster.

Marietta, O., 4.-Muskeegan Rivsr
rose suddenly at midnight and tore ant
moro Of the dam, making the gan 15o
feet. j. b. West lost six barRes OF coal
and VIM. Bucks three. Nayisstion i
suspended up to the next dam. a dis-
lance Olive miles. The total loss is s25
600. ~
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-05
POLITICAL,

Colun. bus, Ga, 4.-Democrats of thu
First District nominated Buchanan for
Congress.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-01-19

Referring to the joke told by the Rich
mond Dispatch'S correspondent from
BOtetCurt in relation to the charge of as
sault which was tried before Judge Pal
mer, when the jury brought in a verdict
of mdHSLaughter, the Greenbrier CIV. Va
independent says:
"And this reminds us of another. In
the days of reconstruction, when Nat
Harrison was the Judge of this circuit,
on the complaint of George Anderson,
Esq, a warrant was issued against
Timothy S. for stealing a saddle in Mon
roe county. Timothy was tried for the
Otfense and acquitted Desiring further
vindication and part of SQUIRE Alder
sons estate, Timothy instituted an action
for damages against the Squire for ma
licious prosecution in the Circuit Court
of Monroe county. The cause came
on for trial, the defendant pleaded
justification and not guilty. and one
of Nat. HarTisOn's celebrated iuries of
bug eaters from the wilds of New river
was placed in the box, and sworn to try
the issues in the case. The proof was
heard, and of course there was consid-
cradle evidence tending to show that
Timothy had stolen the saddle. The
case was fully argued and submitted to
the jury. They retired, and after much
delay and deliberatiOn they returned into
court, and the foreman announced that
seven were for finding Timothy guilty of
stealing the saddle and sending HIM to
the penitenfiary, and that the other five
also believed that he stole the saddle, but
had some doubt as to whether that was
the question to be decided, consequently
the jury desired instructions from the
court The court discharged the jury
in disgust, and the plaintiff dismissed his
action, congratulating himself that he
had escaped so well from the divided
wisdom of jury of New river loyal bug
eaters"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-01-19
Ships Signals Off the Atlantic Coast
2htLddeLphia Ledqe1

The attention of shipmasters is called
by the Signal Service to the importance
of signalling their nationality as well as
their distinctive signal letters to the Sig
nal Service stations on the coast. The
complaint is made that when vessels
are reported by the observers on these
stations the reports occasionally are use
less, because they do not give the
nationality. General HaZen, therefore
r. quests all captains of ships passing
the seacOast Signal Service stations to be
careful to show their ensigns as well as
their signal letters. The display of the
letters alone does not enable those on
shore to determine the names of vessels
thus reported to the Chief Signal
Officer, and hence he cannot advise ship.
owners correctly of the movements of
their ships. An important service to
commercial men is rendered by the
Signal Service in the Geographic
reports forwarded from its mari
time observat 1ries, stating exactly when
a vessel passes within sight of their OBJ
servers; and if she is disabled the fact is
at once communicated through the
Washington Office to the owner But
this is impossible, unless the master of
the ship takes pains to display his ma
liOnal flag as well as the letters of the
code to which his ship answers. The
public interest, as well as the interests of
the mariner and vessel owner, are con
cerned in securing accurate intelligence
of the movements of all vessels along
our Atlantic coast, and as this can be had
only through proper care on the part of
mariners to show both their flag and let
tiers, the request of the Chief Signal Off
Ger should not be overlooked. Owners
and cOnsignees of vessels would do well
to make note of this, and to call the
attention of masters to the importance of
giving heed to it.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-01-19
MEMORANDA

TYBEE. January IS, 5:25 p NAT anchor
outward bound, bark Souvenir (Br), schr Flor
ence Shay.
Wind Ne. Is miles; dense fog.
New York, January 17-Arrived, Manhattan
Hevetia, British Empire.
Arrived out, Ceres, Fama. StreDgland.
Homeward. : STA, Pensacola.
Later-Arrived, st. City Of San Antonio
Fernandina; New Orleans, New OrleF1 rs.
Havre, January 18-Arrived, bark Sylph
Galveston.
Gottenburg, Janua 7 1s-Arrived, Broden
Bremen, January 1S-Arrived ship Frieder-
ichs New Orleans.
New York, January 16-Arrived bark Mary
Jennes, Cochran, Brunswick; brig Shannon,
Sawyer. Savannah; schrs Colonel S w Race,
Smith, Jacksonville; Hattie E King, Crowley,
Cedar Keys; Cook Borden, Lunt, st Simon s
Island.
havre, January S-Sailed, brig salve Virgen
Maria (Sp), Llorca, Brunswick
Rio JaneirO, January 16-Arrived, brig RO
celia Smith (Br), Penfied, Brunswick.
Sailed 18th, bark Hazard (NOr) SOmme Sa-
vannah.
st Vincent c V, December 1C-Saied, bark
Arctic, Westrup, ApalachicOla.
Trieste, D. 'ember 2S-Arrived, bark Grant,
(NOr), FlOrnaes. Savannah.
Beltimore January l6-Arrived, schr A B
Perry. Look, Brunswick.
Philadelphia, January 16-Arrived schr Rob
bic L Foster, Hart, Darien.
Amsterdam, January 15-Arrived, bark lois
(Nor) Christensen, Savannah.
Brunswick, January 11-Arrived 18th, schr
Enchantress Wyatt, New York; 18th, SchrS
Tom Williams, Edwards Savannah; Sallie
Young. Young. Char eston; 18TH schr LAME
Cobb. Fentworrh, Providence.
Cleared 18th, scbr Grace Andrews, Andrews
Newport News; 14th, brigs Julia port, Dos
Santos, Rio Janei'o; Helen Maria, -. New
York; schr c NJ Newins Mathews. New ork
10th, bark Numa (BT). Douglass, Cartagena
Darien, January 17-Arrived 18th, schr WIN
L Elkins. Charleston; 18th, schr c II Foster
Combs, New York; 10th. bark Prinz Regent
Ger, Herwig. Marseilles; schr Frank Atkins
-, Charleston.
Cleared l4th, bark Huron (Br), Dunn, Green
ock; nth, bark Jupiter (Sw), Peterson Liver
pool