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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, !
SUNFLowER COUNTY. !
In Cireuit Court Of said County and State.
J. n Switzer and
s. w. Garvia, r., J,,,e Term 1864
VS..

4
s. Fields
THE Defendant in the above stated case,
is hereby notified that an attachment was
issued against his Estate, on the 2Uth day OF
November, A. D. 1865, for the sum of four
thousand and eight hundred dollars, retur-
nable TO said Court, and in favor of said
Plaintiff and further, that unless he appear
at the Court House in the town of McNutt,
on the 10th Monday after the 4th Monday of
March, A D. 1866; and plead answer or de
muir to said attachment, Judgment by default
will be entered against him, and the Estate
attached. will be sold to satisfy such judy
mept.
WITNESS my hand and the Seal
(l of said Court, this the 18TH day OF
SIS. December a 4. D ,. ELLINGTON Is6i
! Clerk.
Fl. L. SMITH, Attorney for Plaintiff.
| wlw
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J.R. Smith, Meridian
C.S. jackson, Enterprise
il. Cook, Chunkey.
i'll Watts, New ton.
Al Brown, Charlottesville
E.E Castecl, Padding
Oh Keller, Columbus.
w. j. Swami, Sc0Oba.
Ben. Murray, Okoloua.
Eeb. &. GatmigLt, Summeryille
ST Freeman, Galtatin.
e. Bosl5Ins, Lexington.
Thpuas Hunter, Raymond.
Thomas ". Gray-on, Shubuta
Capt J. Z Maytiuiere, DeSoto
DR. i W Huffman, summit
L@Nard, Hickory.
TO Sampson, verona.
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TuE LAws.-We shall be prepared in a
" waeks to deliver copies Of the amended
|Onstitutiou and Acts Of the last session of
IL legislature Preference will be given
! order accompanied by cash. Parties de-
hing copies Will please send in their orders
|IfYoqff delay
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Foreign LABOR Agency,

TIE undersigned intending to visit Scotland IN
May next, offers his services for reasona91s Gun
peusation to procure HOUSE SERVANTS. (or
farm servants desired) for those requiring them
Preference given to Scotch, but English OF lr1sn
enter students at either of the Universities tsome
have bespoken my services for this already OF
attend to any other business not Incompatible with
previous ENGAGEMENTS. may be communicated
with By letter. at Greenville Miss until ne iStn
Jackson Miss from 18th to 3lst March and then IN
New Orleans, at the General Conference OF the a
Z. Church, South, during the month 81 ARTn 1oa-
lowing. JAS. AASAGNNAN'
REFRmKNcEs His Exeellsncy Gov humphrey,
JackSon ian2ed3'
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auention jackson typographical
Union.

You are requested to attend the regular
monthly meeting of the Union, this sun
day. evening o'clock. A prompt attend
ance is required
By order of the President.
HENRY MoODE, Sec.
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Notice.
4 Fine Plantation

offer for sale rent, (prefer selling splendid
Plantation containing 500 about 500 ana
under tolerabe fence, very good dwelling and negro
quarters There three hundred acres on the place
that are as good creek and bottom as Kinds county
affords said ;lace lies three miles west of Terry
pepot on the n 0. J. & G.. \. r. Il. Apply TO the
undersigned adjoining said plantation
Dec DIT L. ny OoOtN, Asehl
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For sale.
prAgUygOOD NURSERIES,.

pEAgHEOOD NURSERIES,.
THE prices # FRUIT TREES, GRAPE NINEN
| &c of this EsiabishIEent the present painting
ss s0n will ne as fol lows:
Apple Trees.-s3o per hundred less Than
hua1r-d 81 each
Peach TEeeS-sf0 per hNndreoi j. esS IMAM i1ut
dra- 3 cents zach -
Pear TTees.-(O~art md Staudard)S6o pc
hnrd-ed: less shan . hundred, IS cents seh.
Plum, Apricot and Nectarine Tfee'-
IA eeuts each - - -,
Grapes -Ca.awbs-s3 per doEsu;- $50 per nHn
d cd: : thou and ~,.--
isabella, warren, kPaultne' 0hnton
.Jacq ues and Hartford ProAnc'-0V GEMS I"
81
scuppenong. so GEMS e.eh 20 y per dozen.
Ornamental, Trees, shrubs, Roses, sc
Prom 6ty cents t. dollar each
chargs will be made for packing, sufficient &c
cover the cost of material
parkares delivered In good order the cars q
state ne Station after which they at the risk
the purchaser.
GEO g. GAINES,
Nov 2ewtMsrl State Line Wsyns o., Miss
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The peculiar properties of these Bitters are mat
whilst possessing all the good qualities OF Btters in
general, they INvIGORATE WITHOUT NToX-
ICATJNG are one of the best TONES ever known
and having been the means of relieving and IN
many instances saving the yes OF thousands on the
battle field, can be relied n all dyspeptic and
fatulent disorders
E=Every ingredient contained in the article. and
everything used in the putting up of these Bltters
ARE PRODUCED ON SOUTHERN SOIL and
contain no injurious property.
For sale to dealers and Merchants emily. at
BARNETT & LIONS
81 and 80 Gravier street
New Orleans
Manufacturers and Sole Oprtetors
And at retail everywhere.
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3. a. SArrERLEE 4 Co., Nicksburg.-
o. the largest and most complete dry
8 establishments in the South is that of
A. Satterlee Il Co, Nicksburg- They
On hand magnificent stock of dry
Is which they are selling TO country
sharts and others AT prices which defy
petition. Gen. Alb Watts, so well and
rably known in the eastern part of the
.. can be found al this house and will be
Ia Bee his old friends.
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Also a large assortment OF
Gloves,

The citizens and merchants of Miss, are invl
ted to examine my stock when they visit the city
A liberal discount made to wholesale buyers anc
satisfaction guaranteed, as goods are manutac
tured at our Factory in the city. Call and exam
inc, and reeollect the numberss-
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WANTED

WANTED,
w At this ONCE, two good JOurneyman
Printers and q Foreman. Good wages and perma'
nent employment given Seventy-nve cents pei
Thousand paid for composition. 1anSod4W
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
TCOMB s. WEI L
WOULD invite the attention of the citizens OF
Jackson and surrounding country to their new stock
| Of goods comprising In part fun assortment of
SCHOOL BOOKS,
READERS.
HIS ioN1h eRAMMARs,
~ BIOGRAPHIES,
Latin. Greek and French Text Books,
School Copy Books, States, etc.
LETTER CAP AND NOTE PAPERS,
Legal Cap,
| Billet and Bill Papers,
Envelopes, all sizes and qualities.
BLANK BOOKS,
Embracing full end half bound
JOURNALS
Diaries for the Year 1866.
MEMORANDUM BOOKS
FAIRoHIID's GOLD PENS, THE BEST IN USE
For Merchants, Lawyers and Scholars.
PEN HOLDERS.
English aud American Writing Fluids.
Copying snd Carnine INKS
Rulers,
Mucilage,
Lead Pencils,
Inkstands,
Visiting Cards,
NEW NOVELS,
in Cloth and Paper Binding w.
POLITICAL WORKS, by various Authors
JUVENILE BOOKS.
Photographic llbums!
The finest assortment III tbs" STATE. suited
To the wants OF III
Sheet Music
NIOlins
Guitars
Banios,
Accordeons. etc
Freshly Imported
VIOLIN AND GUITAR STRINGS.
New Music received as soon as issued
From the Press.
AL! the DAILY and WEEKLY Newspapers and
MONTHLY MAGAZINES
NAV be found on our counters.
Special attention paid ordering any Books want
ed by our patrons
We can offer & the trade, special rates SCHOOL
BOOKS aud STATIONERY, Having direct inter
course with Publishers and Manufacturers.
The numerous friends Of wM. Q. LOwD will End
TITCOMB & POWELL,
ian lOdH Capitol Street near State.
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Tho life of Col Forno was insured for
H.
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Ve return our thanks to the agents of
Ithern and Pioneer companies for late
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We are indebted to Mersss Titcomb
ell for late Northern papers.
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Prices CTrFeMe.

Corrected TeekIy by Persons + Bailey.
CLARION OFFICE.
February 3, 1866.
-or
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THANK To the Pioneer Express for Mo
le and Cairo papers
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TrlEeaAm 70 TINE ASSOCIATED Press.

PHILADELPHIA August a. 1859.
Al consultation OF the charmen OF sta,c delegations
to-day with the Executive Committee it was agreed
that the organization Of the Convention should comprise
two gentlemen from each delegation Vice Presidents
and the same number OF each on the committees re-
solutions, credentials, &c
Among the charmen selected by various delegations
are $ J. 1ilden OF New York J. q. Abbott, Of Massa-
chusetts; T. 8. Pomeroy. OF Maryland j. H. Orr, Of
south Carolina, Governor Parsons Of Alabama; T. A.
Morse, OF Louisiana; Barton Able, Of Missouri W. s.
Rosebeck, Of Ohio; o. H. Browning Of Illinois; {. q.
LOOMS, OF Michigan; Governor Porter and Senator
Cowan, Of Pennsylvania.
Henry Clay Dean Of Iowa has written letter decln
ing 10 a delegate
Among the arrivals tonight was Dean Richmond
is generally believed that tho BUSINESS Of tho Con.
ycnuon viii be confined 20 epnnciaon OF principles,
without reference to any political party existing
The following are the OF the chairinen OF dele
cations appointed to-day
mons aud II. y sma'ley Massachusetts, u
q. Abbott Connecticut r. ". Brown Sew
Jersey, Jas. 7. Ccnnell Maryland, Gov. Ihos. J.
Pratt; New Hampshire. G. H. Bowers; Rhode Island. ".
Virginia, D. Liant; North Carolina N. vsmden;
South Carolina, Governor J. : orr; Georgia, II.
= Lyon; Alabama, Governor Parsons; Louisiana, p. A.
Morse Mississippi, H. u. Symmcii Arkansas, ".
ryers; Florida, Thos Randall; Tennessee j. Biicun
Tcxas, b IA Eppersen Missouri Barton Abel; kentucky,
T. Hess; ONO N. ; Groesbcck; Indiana, r A. Hen
bricks ami General Meredith Illinois, q. H. Browning;
Iowa, Thos IL Benton, Jr Michigan, C. Loomis;
Wisconsin, A II smith ond II L. Palmer; Minnesota,
II II. Rice; Kansas, Gen. H. Ewing; Nebraska, IL II.
Heath; California ]. A. McIougal; Pennsylvania Gov
esnor Porter and senate, Coaan District of Columbia
Colonel james X. q. BERN.
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IH flcsf h.

Tho proclamation ~ .eyerHor fsusts ross ~sswa Ne
supreme cour 10 ems sss.iea a 90 1.sral
FERN appears - have crsisa aiir sensataa Ansong
thai cIas- ~ haaoF asai.r, wha - rses y lsiss =
dozos decision. hal held tast fssm l@glrs - ~
iices-es prsyos.'y g4niesi isem Tss ssasfd sapfss
son u thai ih@ -aprens CosFt VII ~r;rais 80 is.ss
u she Court - Common ilsss tsa ~ Z.
able fsir seli sltbsr stsltl sa irebss
or paying thsf Whrh Bfsa y fsfss nal pr
yga.y a 20 assri ~ NV .eTsA Aigost h"~rtef
heinz nsred u hein.. A. WANs faiUff Agtsfgtr -
~ saat the aecisloo of tae, oHu
wusYr tsff 500
last veek W. " hsr'sts, agsf-fttef ~ Nteise ~.
ccivad "a 80 ~ ~ noen~t psrsn@sy assnsa bai -
taken out gniN thru.
iggfsg Fsfe re
Yesterday NAnam t8yA a New tfreeA1 sal Lei q
yler, 81 Br1klyn, Ped $40 flvt ~ a@etud ttsss
h~B-es A. lhg tsss~ lss.. Nshasns u hfrtGfr.
80 pad $40 ~ 4 Era siAas
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FIRES IN TINS CITY.

Fire Marshal Bnkcr's <eusi- Aua0nI R~pOrt &
tWMbrr Of Fire. and Amonai 1f Losses. No
NItrO-t:i,ccrinr la the CHy-Th~ Paid fire
Dcpa rtme0s, &c.
Pure Marzns Baker Yesterday seni irio the Commps
Coune his semi annual report ending the 3isa ~ Mpy
last II showf that during iha, period the to,s, nam
her of fires hundred aud twenty eight or any
two VI tbs number that occurred during The
corresponding six moaths Of 1895
The aggregAl. Of Tor the ak months sndiug the
3ia of Nav Las, exhibits follows Alleged io.-~s
g. s3g sOI insurance, $780, $40 sud amount paid
ny the underwrncrs os 30 The aiie ged los seems
while the amounts paid by The nsnrance oonspsniea 4.
aha lgs less
The proportion OF loss on the amount i1sared i
about yer cent less than during the prov hsii
year
During the str months the Marshal reports twenty
two arrests charges 81 ar~op, out ~ Tits number
seven discharged bv the committing magistrate.
three sant 70 TIE State PRISON four this Penifru
tiary sent To the hos 81 Refuse, sent 10 ihr
sftioic Asylum, bai.d by the iouri 81 srsss.as
discharged and onc had ssuisbce s1speadsd
The report shows sixiy urrDdafy nfas beisg
twcaly irsr thsa occurred during e corIc posaIs
six months Of 1885
one very impor ant fra.ur set forth in thc reposl-
that = ia fddns our oay 81 ntru-l yceune Ths Mar
-hal aniounc there OF Is Kept IN The
In relation 10 the paid fire Department the Mtshsl
says that has wonderfully tnprovrd within the
few tbs Very r-s have pat sefyse
f.ey suc cdrd 10 dong much damage ~Isi y nj
The b.st proofs fhRt v. ahdisrd ~ u fwseiGE
crvy aud cGe ,eney Of The iots ~ the Comm
he frcs eand sAy thai thcy YER eoml~tsn men
and III lhsy require y iimr a. gave iali sEsi y isr
llbUrK
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SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TINE new YORK HERALD.

PHILADELPHIA, Augnst Id isSb.
The Continental Hotel to-day the OF a caucus
prepare the lists OF this grand political toarnaeni,
ard delegates from Maine to Texas coming in -
swe the ranks Of their respective parties A. the
ing arose in rain and alist, perhaps typical of the
" shaiows clouds and darkness" that hang tho
aspect of the present political horizon caused
usual gathering in the obbes of The hotels where the
different types of Americans were better seen 70.
gcther Than they have boen since the has, DUAL
ton'ress The whiie-vcstcd, r'im New Engandcr
was seen In animated discussion with the
eican-shayen. slouch hated. tobacco chewing south
erner whose loo.c collar aud awkwsrdy lied crays wsrc
in contrast 10 The e.qaisite Northcrners neat
aslirc Although Of the Philadelphia papers would
IKE TO have record that anag9nisa ,nd ~ win were
disulavcd l,y both rarties this was not tie case
there eeetx udv NJ from nrefcn aprsasnnccE nut little
prospcc. % there being riot whioh, among les respect
abla people wguld have bean denarnnnied row ~
fact TO sigL'ly altered quotation from Efinsh
author
1aa,brtvecn sou,e, isrsue.. 80 NORTH. brightness.
rhsrc ras ed = fsgiiisi sifutr ~ great iulittnrss.
Besides physically speaking, nns ~ the delegates arc
rast ~ urine 81 hfr ant consequently are NOT very
cfrc 81 igcTcuis with blood nrrstng then eHpagR
in heart. or IN o,lier words. not sporting s.pe
Mo ,tosi gnr / nght me note. itse u rrowhest,i.
ton .yev available pace hong used - py regard tie
A. Tor tue fn,adelrhisns 'hemsslvsnt 81 view than
Whole affair more trout commefcsf trading traditions
from political aud, true H. with the sborignes
handed down from Ienns n -prcnlstons the effects
ihfN arc more fpksrr' on tue retail trade THAN the
a." Convention VII lfh 60. d.n naturally suggests
objects w.a aeser -upposr the Quaker CITY we're
itsel 70 ne ~ an ssrbqnake would the evil thus -.
swalloweSe for tho loss ~ the patriots thai would
I'D ~ This II aDsfr speculation that there II
p~e possibility ~ secng tested unless gunpowder plot
- n tnqiass wrs sucrssrful
valand CHAM seems % 10 The unfortunate indlv
dual who ~ draw ng ali the obloguv ~ the place
IN devoted he.d Hc considered the cstslne
II the Convention, ami has found Cicero IN de-
noun. him In Governor ,,Bser Who has t"legrsphed
have him excluded from ne councils % the oon-crpt
Father
me rsn raesed Of in The afternoon aud al about four
the strangers out aeeing the -ir,s u and around
tn,; tty The wiywam opposite tue Iirnfd College,
nos YET Rnisl,vd u y bt something similar 70 the
sfect IN IL Montreal tanaa III "a ball given 10 tue
ts..n n Wall
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IAvY BULLETIN.

DIfAcHkD
ArGrsr -trst Assistant Engineer A. Y. Fraser from
Naval keadsvts al New York, and ordered TO tbs Penss
cola
Captain J. LKegdcn from special duty at New York
and oryrred 10 30 command Of th. Pensacola
-scodd Assistant Engineer ). j barry from special
duty Al New \ ik, and ordered TO ,hc Pensacoa%
Tina Assistant Engineer Carlton A. trbcf from sper iai
dIty al BaitincrA VI and ordered 10 the Pensacola.
Ceus .naut shtlsnaLder John q. Mitchell from the
vGm0nt and oritrct 10 the Pensacola
Passed Assistant argecn Newton H. Adams from the
Washington Navy y9d and ordered 10 tho Pensacola.
nance duty at Washington, and ordered TO the Pcnsse'a
Acting Volunteer Lieutenant George A. smith from the
Monadncck. gsaniet eve 81 sbsenre.
Acting Third Assittrf Engineer Thomas Wilde from
The konadnock. grs.iN leave o. absence
Acting volunteer ltstenant II EIdridge frsm the
Boston Navy Yard, ID ordered 70 abe Psnsacoa.
Acting Master Tholas " Nelson, from the Don AMI
order II 70 the pcnsada
aching Third AssAhnt Engineer James w. Hantey,
from the Monadnock aud honorahy discharged "a. ,er-
Acting Third Assistht Engineer Aphers BIec'ow, from
tho Vanderbilt aud hhosaly dis harg.d the s.ry ice
oErfREp
Surgeon Jtrnes L. Flint Psymas,er
g. J.. Dawn Chief ia necr VIM " D,ngan First ~ ST.
ant Engineer Hcn1* Daniels, Ssii'neker Thpns \.
Fs-eet Acting Anjgr V!liam klFryiaore, aud Acfing
Carpenter Leonard Hnscom TO the iensa.Oa
rmovvroNr.
isssed Assistant nfgcoa !. : gujght 10 he surgeon
Grou July - isGg tce A W ". HawSfns resigned
heed Assistant ayrn,stcr Cbarcs y 1hanp~Da "a
he fsyfasstcr IRON tlgtet L. I'D IL H. angb0tne,
ddisNtd
rig xaor 90 NAE Rssyv0sb.
Tie United Slafesl loop of-~sr Richmond - lying nj
snctur above Hell de- hay been t0ssed from Boston
~ RE doubt. rnde tpscsnM tEg Fortune Tie Two
ltitFr ar. itiBg ~ ~ brooklyn Navy wd, Inc t'ch-
acad VII prob,hiybe bfou9h, % the Navy YARD ioaay,
where shs viii rec.ta her nyiicf-.
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f0uclNesAl sff rlse.

INpAaAFbLtS, Apgiri ~. 1915
The second meeting OF the National school supes,.-
endcnir convened the h, 81 the Hpu-e OF Reprcgsa
siifos Tins afternoon, Professor Rrdfey arant NORTH
pr,sidine. An address 81 Wslcolus Tie d.
ngorci by Professor Hoes, Superintendent o. rubis
Instruction of Indiana Among the sp.nen, delegate.
present was " A. Buckley Sapcr ntendcn q the rusiir
Schools cf brooklyn " NJ Colby, Superintendent
or frcci,nens Schools OF Illinois, Iaac !. Gndensw.
state Superintendent Of Kansas; w. T. Phelps, 81 ths
Normal school OF Hianesctt Danei Stesenson super
n,eadea, Of the Schools n Kcurucky. sad wicksr-
shan, STATE sapcr,a,sndrs, Of Pennsyissns se6ss
Domingo sarqs,no, 81 the Argentine Repablc read
papcs bcfor. the a.o'ia,on which received wsih
apysase
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wr-frhe-,cr . the Union Convention.
10 THE sIirog or rHE HERALD.

FokDHAs, Aust II, 1896.
Allow me 90 cored couple Of errors IN connection
with the county of lsichester, which IN part repre-
scented al the Union lao Convention AZ Sara'ogn--
l. Tho "irst batt,td the Contention Is reported 10
have been caused byi delegate from wcstchcsicr hay
Ing that cred iJais b. presented BY Congressional
districts On the ron,rary, the delegates from West
chester FAR hGfd from, strenuousiy opposed any
such mode of dent ying delegates il being in direct
aniagonsu to The all under which the Convention was
held usage esd upon se respective systems OF
state aud odcm representation Tor state and national
purposes The notn In question was made by Mr.. A.
Hyatt, u delegate rom Putnam county To show ITS
inappropfatencss \ Caldwell OF Wcstchestcr, prompt
~ demanded tho rckng aud approval Of the call Tho
Convention rarhcb,th The IN dcrsigned then moved
Tint tho apprfA Of the call M illied Dir. HyGtps
motion the laticrbb laid on The table Attcr some dis
crgsiDn the Il nva approved tue 3cion ~ the West
chester delegates ordering the pr,Seutao OF credcn
tias by kEeubI,iistgicis rhu- you will the tnius-
lice OF atribgtu 10 Weschcster the introduction II
ans dis,ractns thine into the body mo, 10 consolidate
unon.
2 In Ne list delegates furnished by the press the
OF Dir. nca MrMahon appears, With others, for
Westchester and so rs delegate from Putnam. No"
the ofcal is prepared by The secretary and CON-
mttcc on Crpdebals the does not appear Mt all
So far a. Wcstcllter Ii concerned tc omission Is
rect as Mr. WI Cauldwcli, officially reported by the
committee wajny duly elected colleague. without
commenting outbe ol these errors, now widely
disseminated tfr corrct tiOn II e'urniiy duc 70 my
colleague and Ilso 20 relieve Mr.. Mcmahon from tho
unpleasant mppaiinn of desiring 70 occupy seat
JOHN SAVAGE.
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,.,,,,, --essim Tc rsf NEW YORK stals.


PuAnsfrHfs, August 10 500
III. trains last evening and this morning brcueh xf.e
nrber ot convenilonss frtn s parts Of the country
. today the several state committees are bully en-
nssa 10 organizing and preparing Tor won The Esccn-
et committee are In permsncn, and expect by
,o4sorro~ morning that all d~tais for entering on the
grat work Of tho Convention viii bs complete anil In
lsrmonious working order
Inis morning was usherel "a With besvy clouds. aud At
n carly hour q copiols shower ~ rain commenced 10
III which sill continues compelling df.ucned and saia-
ratsd new come 70 BE- pressing At the hote oces
TO- mined ate accommodated ibsn he 600, and Imper
tarb.hle clerks AID proprietor deem bsa'trE nnd'r We
heavy responsibilities they ineurfrg p erirtdingths
hosptslitics q Their hone. sach an esessos Not
vhssndn g the rain the crowded snsped's.
tran.sm : extremely dlfBcat aud .oW When % many
psubfrll = hearers are oat IL The rain.
n the hotel cntresois and Iassrss Ar mis'ai repre-
.ens.tvss from ali tie states of 'he rn0n Ihe unon
demoerat and the conservative repabilga, ~ harmon
iousy nia cling and interchange 81 sen en's nat
ufa % sccu rern on and bs conn npasior q ne
heavily falling rain oaslac, al ~ and proper inter-
ysls retrfx in Httie knots the h.roTer wal ia chas
pres,dss antls removed from vnioh but within eAsy
distance they resume Their friendly Wedges 70 grs %
che BUSINESS q the conyeniicra rams that ~il s'and
forever among ne best rerorVoi The American nation.
Ths foremost mn u a, rarss are here soa We DAY
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muas nIsTlLttRy SEIZURES.
Alleged Extensive Frauds An Immense
Capital Invested.


Several extensive d.sterles ia Brooklyn, New York
and jersey Ci,y were srzed yesterday by Collector
Wallis OF tho Fi.th New Jersey District under spec al
authority of the Commissioner of Internal Revenue Two
located la Jersey City--onc known that OF
Holman Curtis, supposed 10 be run by Isaac LoeHcn
stein Il Co, aud tho othor known the Wallace Dis
tiliery Prospect street, Railroad The
dislillery known Dormans M the Of THIRTY
nnth and Tenth avenue in New York. carried
under the name of Hay man, also sel1ed rhe Two
seized Ia Brooklyn the same block between
Flushing and PARK ayeuucS-~one 5vucd by Wilson, aud
the other run by Rowe sh"cptor Ang X
Another large disilleiy seized IN Greenpognt on
Newtown creek owned bv nohm.
These worked up with skill and mroilne.s,
by collector and III t. tith New jersey dts
rict who had obtained OF the frauds aeiber
atoy planned by wide spread combination. ~ IL
charged that capital or several hundred thousand dol
lafs-~pcrhnpa milion---has been employed IN
rying out Well pnnned arrangements to dcfrnud the
government, and thnt money has been scattered freely
10 facilitate their operations
The sc1ures executed by the officers and depu
ties who have taken charge Of those di.tilces aud
stopped An immense dow OF whiskry
Re, enue agent Richards Is present by direction of tho
Commissioner ot Internal Re cnuc, aiding the officers ia
this anair, Further Developments Of importance may
b. expected.