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IL. B. Schroeder, Administrator, ct NJ. ! comr,,;,, ),
Paintlfs,
against fo
william Schroeder et al
PURSUANT to the Decree of Sale mnde ir
i the above stated case will sell at auction
before the court house door on the FIRST
TUESDAY in January, 1883. within the lcpoi
honrs Of sale the property hereinafter dpscrbed ,
being the REAL ESTATE of Jacob SCHNEIDER
| deceased, to wit:
]. Tho lome Tract, containing l7a nora,
more or less, goo dwelling, outbuitinps'
orchard. &c. Land lies we'll and hns somn,
crcel; bottom. oo0
= The lower part Of Section of the Wost
Union Tract Of the German Settlement Sooictv's
.nnns, supposed TO contnin rs acres On this
| tract there is a fall Of Cane Creek of nbont al
feet, wilhin one mile of the Walhalla Depot.
D. The Depot Tract, both sides of tho
b'uc Knlge Railroad, containing about GlO
acres. TO be sublvded before lny of sale.
4. Two story dwelling with nearly lhrco
acres OF land on Depot Square in West Union.
o. No. o OF the acre lots in tho town of Wal
halla.
g. No. 2i Of the acre lots in tho town Of
Walbala -
7. No. rs Of the half ,ncrc lots in Walhallo..
except 70 feet off of tho back end.
.. No 78 Of the half mere lots in Wabnlio.
except 20 feet off Of the back en''o me town OF
AWAY: 2"
II The uudivilnd half of No. 30 OF Inc
mere lots in Wnlhnln
70 Tho nnliviLed fourth Of Section 20 Of
the Falls Tract of Tie German Settlement So
ciet,'s lands, containing 2l0 acres, more or
less.
s. The undivided third Of Section II Of
the Fails Tract of the German Settlement
Socie,y's Ian Is, containing 200 acres, more or
less.
a. Five acre Tract whereon is the dwelling
now occupied by Rev. +. NJ. Morgan in West
Union.
49, Six acre lot, occupied by George
Knox, originally bargaincd TO him and James
Johnson in two parcels.
lG Three acre lot, now occupied by James
Henderson
H. Cabin md lot bnrgaincd to january
Thompson.
l8. One acre bargained to Adolphus Richard
son and now occupied by him.
| Pais of the above described property will be
| on exhibition in the Masters Office by tho 10TH
Instant
TERMS OF GALE.
| "a'esf from day Of sale, with leave TO antici-
pnte payment. Tho credit pnriinn 10 bp se-r
cured by mortgage. When the sum is less tbon,
one hundred dollars, 10 be self forcclosino
Purchaser TO pay extra Tor papers.
RICHARD LEWIS,
Master Oconcc county, s. C..
December 7, 1882. 3.4s
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The Proceedings of the Legis1a
ture.

On Tuesday. the 5th instant, in accord
enyY wllna .hss sprossqSrrs0l The House. Soor
Afterwards the Scrgeant.at. Arms of tho
House attended by tho Sergeant Mt. Arms O
the Senate, tho former bearing the mace. the
latter The sword Of Stnte, announced. "JJ;,
Excel'cncy the Governor and his escort. )
They wcio received by tho joint asscmbl,
Standing, the escort consisting of tho ou,
gong Governor, Justices Of tho Sunremt
Court, Judge Bryan, Judge Fraser, the ncwI,
elected State officers and number of dis.
tlngulshed citizens Governor Thompson
occupied tho chair # Gov. John Rutlcdpe
during The inauguration ceremonies. On ,hc
the oath of Office being administered to him
'i'' hxcnlIc"cy read his inaugural address,
"h'c" VIII DO found elsewhere in our
columns Daring tho ccrcmon, the Hall Of
the lionse was crowded with lndios and dis-
tnguiHhcd visitors and tho utmost pood orIor
prevailed.
During tho day Hon. NJ. @. Butler was
nominated and reelected to The United Statcs
Senate his only opponent being S. w. Mel
ton. who received two votes in the Sonata
ana live in tho llonsc against n vote Of 20
IN tho Senate and III in tho IIousc for Gco
Butler.
IN tho Senate, tho stock law bill of Scnn
Howell was reported back by tho Judiciary
Committee and referred to the Committee nm
Agriculture.
Senator Enrlo gave notice Of Joint rcso-
luton appointing n commission to INQUIRE
into tho propriety Of nbolishing the Triul
Justice system and substituting therefor
county courts.
Simmons, (black) of Bcrkcly, introduced
a bill ia incorporate WndmaIaw Island under
the name of tho town Of Wndmnlnw Island.
Several other other bills Of incorporn,ions
woro introduced md other measures of M
interest to our people
Tho bill of Senator Bonbow. ropcnlng tho
lien law was reported unfnvor, bly,, tho CON-
n''cc standing three against to one for the
D'll, three members being absent
Tho Senate concnrrcd in tho House rosnln-
TO-" regarding :. ss%S%aYsysSssSIo.nal@n s%a Ysy
! ! Es fsIs I KS q QlssaF71E'a sss oN S""
Tho bin amending tho General Statutes
in relation to tho recording of dcods was
killed.
In The House Tho following bills woro rc-
jcctcd'
bill to amend tho General Stntutos in
relation to tho seizure Of crops under lion.
A bill to provide for the moro convenient
rcnunoin,on Of dover by married Somcn.
A bill to provide for tho taking of tosti-
mony in certain cascs.
Tho following were indefinitely post
poncd:
A bill to amend Tho General Statutes in
relntion to interest on money.
A bill to amend tho Code of Procedure
relative TO tho IiT.N,u"',n Code OF Procedure
relative to sorvico Of summons on non-fos''
dent lcrendnn's. :.
A bill to amend tho Goncral Statutes IN
relation to tho interest on money
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STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA,
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER,
CoLuMDtA, December llth, 1882.

COLUMBIht DcCeUOtr lAtui AooS'
" IIEREAS information has been received at
this Department that an atrooious murder was
committed in Oconcc County, near Walhalla, on
the night of the second day of December, A.
D. 1882. upon the body of WILLIAM J. lluSNt-
CUTr, by person or persons unknown;
Now THEREFORE. I. llUGu S. THOMPSON;
Governor of the State Of South Carolina, in
order that Justice may 10 done and the majesty
of the law vindioated, do hereby offer reward
of TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS for the appro-
hension and conviction of the said person or
persons.
In testimony whereof have hercunto set my
hand and caused tho Great Seal Of tho
State to be affixed at Columbia, this
rS L. llth day Of December, a. D.. 1882,
and in the year of Independence tho
107lh.
HUGH 8. THOMPSON,
Governor.
BY the Governor:
JAMES N. LIpsCoMB,
Secretary Of Stato:
December H. 1882. d-3t
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aluable ESeaI Estate
tor Sale on Tuesday,
January ed, 1883.
NH ssasteuo'S
SALES.

II. b. Schroeder, Administrators, Ct al, COMPLAINT
Plaintiffs,
against for
William Schroeder ct al,
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Railroad, u bill relating TO mortgages on
growing crops, a bill to repeal certain sec
tions of the lien law and bill relating to
chattcl mortgages and lions.
The voto whereby tho bill to amend tho
law with reference to tho seizure Of crops
under lien was rejected was rcconsidorod
and tho bill placed on tho calendar.
Tho bill relating to tho conversion of per-
sonal property wns rejected.
A favorable report was made on bill to
abolish tho Bureau of Immigration, also n
bin to repeal tho lion law md alao bill to
Incorporate tho Southern 1.nnd Loan Asso-
cintion Those bills were placed on tho
calendar.
| A committca. ..r.u."U"t III INFERIOR c""'''
or 70 recommend changes 10 tho Trial J"s'oe
sys,cm, 60. &c 0,
No,ico was given Of tho introduction OF Il
new bills, among them bills to repeal t"'
s,ook Inv as to some Of the lower count'es
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-04-18
AN ENTERTAINING CHAPTER
On Enterprise and Liberality Step by
Step Dallas Advances rs II City.


Every one has his particular habit" is n
pan way" or the first walls of Rome,
erected by Romuus, To the keen observer
it is apparent that Mr.. |. Reinhardt, the
popular clothier at No. 70i Elm street, has
u habit of enterprise and habit of liberal
ity neither of which are equaled by any
other merchant in his line of business in
Dallas. This is only his second season in
this city, but he is an adept us dealer in
gents clothing and furnishing goods gener-
ally, and the consequence is that he is now
at the head of the business in Dalas-in
north Texas, indeed. Well, ii is but rea.
sonable that this should be so, for nothing
goes by chance or haphazard in this we'll
regulated world of ours. The whole secret
of the matter is that Mr.. Reinhardt
understands his business. lie knows
what to buy and where to buy, he is pro-
gressive and enterprising and keeps abreasS
OF the times; keenly far-seeing, he studies
the necessities and demands of his trade,
and keeps these wants supplied at moder-
ate prices, contenting himself with living
profit on his goods, and this is the whole
secret of Mr., Reinhardts success in Dallas,
and it is thus this long-ielt want has been
supplied.
Mr.. Reinhardt has Justly won for himself
the eminent position in mercantile circles
that he occupies, and the confidence and
good graces he enjoys at the hands of an
intelligent and Justly discriminating pub
lie, are but an additional evidence of his
zeal and devotion, and the urbanity, atten-
ton and true politeness with which he
treats his customers. His force of polite
and competent statesmen are but patterning
after the head of this popular house.
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CITY DOTS.

"Vinco."
ID. w. ID. at 1.-THE Office"
If you go to Sherman stop at the Binkley
house.
Wholesale flour depot, 7. Il, Snodgrass,
Sycamore street.
Feed, coal and wood, telephone Snodgrass
on Sycamore street.
The best table board in the state Is had at
the Binkley house, Sherman.
II you want to buy family carriage
and for Orr's catalogue and price list.
At "Loudon's" old stand %. l.. Potter,
successor) secondhand furniture of all
kinds bought, sold and exchanged.
j, l.. Potter, $50 Elm street, wants gents
cast.otf clothing and secondhand goods of
all kinds. Send postal card and he will
call on you.
Secondhand goods of all descriptions
are wanted by Potter, at $50 Elm street /;
the highest prices paid and free delivery
included.
J. l.. Potter, $50 Elm street. will rent you
n full housekeeping outfit at bedrock
rates. Call and see him. Goods delivered
free of charge.
Crushed feed.-Oats, corn and barley
crushed is economical, healthtul and better
for horses and cows than whole grain.
Corn meal, Graham flour, hominy and grits
manufactured NJ Felton's corn-mill Pat.
terson avenue.
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and freshness of its beer, now has An
heuser Book on draught.
Knight Templar cards, handsomest :
town ut the HERALD job office,
A barrel of cold Book beer sold every
sixty minutes at Apollo Hall.
Fresh Book beer, cold Book beer, An
heuser's Book beer at Apollo Hall.
Bolles & seay, Main street: have sub
scribed to the telephone, being No. 10.
A beautiful solid gold ring and bangle for
one dollar at kneptlv u Sons.
Those who have been dosed with quinine
and experienced its injurious effects, should
try Cartcr's Liver Bitters, u sure cure for
malaria.
In the district court yesterday, John
Heath, whose case has been constantly
mentioned by us, was released on 500
bond on the charge of robbery.
Rock beer goes straight to the place where
IL will do the most good, and there is q
bountiml supply of IL on tap ut Apollo
Hall, corner Of Main and poydras streets.
Mr.. l.. Shredder is among the happiest
men in the land. lie is the proud pater-ia-
milias of an eleven pound boy, and mag
ines that the boy and the father are the big
gest people in Texas.
Yesterday, about eight miles from Gle
burne, the Chicago, Texas II Mexican Cen
trail got of the track, but no damage
especially resulted, and everything was
soon In running order again.
Parties visiting st. Louis should call on
Manget 4 Webb, railroad ticket brokers'
corner 9th and Chestnut streets. They are
perfectly reliable and sell tickets to all
points ut u reduction on regular fare,
The ladies of the Congregational church
society will spread an elegant lunch on
Thursday, from 1l:30 u. III. to $50 p. M, IN
the west side of Captain Orr's building on
Main street. the proceeds to be applied to
furnishing the church. Knights Templai
and their friends will, we trust, make 1t u
point to sample the-mostly solids.
DR.. A. =. Davis, the leading homeopathic
physician OF Dallas, is having excellent sue
cess In his practice. Homeopathy Is n sue
cess in his practice. Diseases of women aud
children (both acute and chronic); also
diseases OF the eve and ear receive his spe
cial attention. Call and consult him at 30,
Elm street, Office practice solicited. Cor
respondents promptly answered
Woman's primitive beauty and vigor
which have been lost, can be restored ant
retained by the action OF certain constitu
tional agents. These agents nccessaril,
regulate, build up, fortiiy and antagoniz,
all existing female irregularities and OK
cesscs, or distractions which produce tn,
Ill health. The remedy must unload tn,
locked up sccrctions, add iron to blood
strength to system and vitality to nerves
Such remedy is found In the use Of Eng
lish Female Bitters.
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Cold Lunches

Cold Lunches,
Now that warm weather is rapidly com.
ing upon us and the days are getting
longer, 1t is oftentimes announcement or irk-
some for the business man to 20 home to
his dinner. To accommodate all such and
furnish them the means of staying hunger,
Mr.. l.. Bohny has just received at his
Apollo restaurant a largo and well. selected
stock of edibles suited for cold lunches.
Among other things he has Swiss cheese,
Lemberger cheese, Ceryelat Wurst, sar'
dellcs, lambtongucs, builalo.tongues, beef
tongues, imported sausage, pate do fol gras,
spare'ribs, hand-Cheesc, herrings, mustard
sardines, garlicsardines, truille.sausage,
Russian sardnes and other sum.
mcr deicacies too numerous to
mention. With its larder filled
with viands so rich and palatablc, the
Apollo restaurant Is the place for the mer-
| chant, the LAWYER, the mechanic, the phy'
stefan to 70 for his noon lunch. In the
Apollo Hall adjoining there is always M
abundance of cold, fresh beer, or generous
pure wine with which to wash IL down. Do
not forget the place, and above all, do not
miss the opportunity of enjoying u lunch
from some one or more of the delicacies
above mentioned. You can also get an
elegant hot meal to order, in the best OF
style, NJ the Apollo Restaurant.
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The following pledges ON sale at Henr,
Cohn's, T0S Main street;
One mediSa, ga,vanic battery
One PHOTOGRAPH camera.
One set drawing Instruments
one telescope.
One diamond cross.
One gold hunting-case watch.
One silver huntingcasc Elgin watch.
HENRY CoHH,
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silks, satins and silk dresses, handsome,
elegant, and Of the latest styles, are to be
had Of NJ. Rosenthal & Co.
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Attention..

GALvrsror, March I'M. Strickland & Co.,
beg TO inform their patrons and the public
generally that the misfortune which befcll
the house through the death of their senior.
Mr.. Miles Strickland, will not interrupt their
business. IL will DO carried on as usual,
and any orders sent them will receive the
promptest attention. as heretofore,
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Two great evils--headac and constipa
ton, aillicting nearly all humanity, ar
relieved by Bailcy's Saline Apericnt.
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California cabbage, the.irst ever brought
TO the state, for sale by Levi \ Bro. Sent
In your orders early.
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Ladies should not fail to examine our
new assortment of ladies' and misses hose.
We offer them cheaper than ever before.
Calm bros, * Co.
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silks. Satins, Grape DE Chine,
Maline and BRUSSELS net, all colors, n
Bauman's, 200 Elm street.
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We receive Pattern Hats and Bonnots
daily as they appear III New York at
Baumans. 70d Elm street.
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When overworked and tired out the
"Conrads Budweiser Beer serves as an OK.
oellcnt stimulant.
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For the best and cheapest line of ladies
and children Sshoes,go to Calm Bros. Il Co.
035 and G37 Elm street.
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Ladies' Suits, Calico Lawn and Bingham
and l.acc.Bunting at 75cts, si,50, $3.50, Sass
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ostrich Tips aud Plumcs
dyed into every color or shade, at Mrs
Bauman's, 100 Elm street.
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"Hcalth is better than wealth." is a
maxim which ought to be observed by using
the "Conrad's Budweiser Beer" Ask your
druggist for IT,
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Collars aud Fichucs,
Embroidered and Lace, frsm o5cts to.$25
at Bauman's, 706 Elm STREET
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Ladies' Isle and silk gloves in all shades
at Calm Bros. Il Co.
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ali colOr sS' from lS si5'oGt to DEUS.
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Those putting in water or gas.iixturcs
should call on Il. L. Doyle, S3i Main street;
best work and charges reasonable.
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Novelties In Laces and Ribbons, Cote
Daumans, 200 Elm street.
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We invite special attic ition to our stock
OF parasols and fans, q nm Bros. Il Co.
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Ladies' sandals and strap ties from one
dollar and upwards at Calm Bros. & Co.
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GosL:n, creamery and cbuntry butter n
Loeb 4 Freibergs,
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Restaurant for Ladies' and Gentlemen.
=. Mayer, 03i and 0S Elm street, has the
incest restaurant In the city.
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Reliable styles IN elegant Hats and Bon.
nets. Bee Mrs. Dauman's, 100 Elm street.
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II. Page, 7os Elm stree has constantly
IN stock large line OF rffdy.made shoes OF
his own work and Easten make.
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Ostrich Tips and Piumcs
dyed into every color or shade, at Mrs
Baumans, 100 Elm street.
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:. Black and colored Grape at Dauman's, zoo
Elm street.
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Fresh roasted Mocha, ava and Rio coffee
at Loeb Il Freiberg's. N
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Try the Binkley house. sherman, rs it is
run under new management
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~ - ~
The best pepperal drill drawers doubled
lined in the seat, and reinforced in the
front, made to order and warranted not TO
rip for Sl.0O.
The best $l.OO shirt in the state at
Clancy's, GID Main street.
To.all my old friends and patrons wish
to say that can and will sell boots, shoes,
CATERS, slippers, etc., as low as the lowest.
my friends. II. Page, 70S Elm street. Dallas,
Texas. Boots and shoes made from meas
ure and repairing done on short notice.
Car Loa d OF Wines from California
is expected every day at l.. Caperon,
600 Main street, Dallas, which will be sold
at New York prices. Samples and price.
list will he sent by express on application
Ladies underwear speciality at NJ.
Rosenthal Il Co.'S, and their selection of
goods in this line are models of elegance
and taste.
Yves. Clark
wants city trade, and says liz good goods
close figures, energy and attep ton will win
he must have it. Give him al trial.
-----so.--
Finest and cheapest cigars in town at
Loeb & Freiberg's.
Try the Binkley house, Sherman, rs it is
run under new management.
GosL;n, creamery and COUNTRY butter at
Loeb 4 Freiberg's,
Collars and Fichucs,
Embroidered and Lace, frsm o5cts to.$2. &C
at Bauman's, 706 Elm streft.
=
silk Dresses, Leading De- igns
all colors, from $500 to H5.OO.
-soe-'l
II. Page, 70s Elm stree, has constantly
in stock u large line OF r[&dy.made shoes Of
his own work and Easten make,
We invite special attic ition to our stock
of parasols and fans. q I'M Bros. Il Co.
Fresh roasted Mocha, ava and Rio coffee
at Loeb & Freiberg's. AZ
-------NNV
Anchoves and iishSN Jelly at Loeb 4
Freibcrgs. -
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Finest and cheapest ciga3 S in town at
Loeb & Freiberg's.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1882-10-21
iiqEsf sk@s 6Y aAiL
OMAHA. October u

s OMAHA, October II.
Last night at Mihder, Kearney, coun-
ty. Sheriff Jack Woods was shot and in
stsntly killed by horse thief whom he
was attempting to arrest in the dining
hall of hotel The thief and his CON-
panions then killed two citizens and es-
capped. They are being holly pursued,
The names of the citizens have not been
learned
BROWNSVILLE, Texas, October IL
A report came from Matamoras yeter-
day that the cholera had made its APP
pearance there. DR.. McManus says that
none of the Asiatic type is nearer than
Chepar and Tabasco. The number of
cases of fever inside the Gordon is very
small No abatement of fever at Campo
and Mier
JACKSON, Miss, October L..
While b. X. Bruce, the colored ex.
Senator from this State was speaking
last Saturday evening in Representative
Hall, some unknown person in the gal
lery flung package Of cayenne pepper
at his face The missile missed its mark
and Bruce never faltered in his speech.
OGDEN, Utah, October II.
The Liberal campaign opened here
last night with the largest and most en-
thusiastic audience that ever assembled
in the city. There was torchGght pro-
cession, anvil firing, and music before
the meeting commenced, which, on ac-
count of the inclemency of the weather,
had to be held in doors. Union Hall,
the largest in the city, was densely
packed with people, among whom were
more Mormons than Americans, and the
utmost interest was manifested by the
800 people present. Not less than 800
people were turned away, being unable
to gain admission. The speakers were
Governor E. H. Murray, Farley L. Will
liams, Hon. r. N. Baskin and Judge P.
L. Vanzile, the Liberal candidate for
Delegate in Congress. No such large
and enthusiastic political meeting has
ever been held in Utah, and it presages
the dawn of a brighter day in this priest
ridden Territory.
ST.. LOUIS, October IL.
The funeral of Col A. w. Slayback
was, perhaps, the largest that ever oc.
Cured in st. Louis.
LITTLE Rock, October l6.
William George, prominent merchant
at Reeds Landing, was assassinated by
parties unknown. The crime was com.
mitted for the purpose of robbery, but
the design was frustrated.
NEW YORK, October Is.
The Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society
decided to notify London, Paris and Ber-
lin not to forward any more refugees to
this country.