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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

A DEMONSTRATION on the estate Of Mary
"A Austin, deceased, was granted 20 me By
the Chancery Court Of Kinds county, Missia-
sippi, for first District thereof, At the October
term Of said court.
All persons having claims against said es-
tate will exhibit them and have them register
ed in the manner and within the time pre-
scribed by law or they vi be forever barred
HESPERIA AUSTIN,
Administratrix.
December Z, 1870. declf~Oe
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Considerable interest is feltin the result
of the New Hampshire election, which takes
place next spring. The political parties in
the State are about as evenly divided as in
Connecticut, and, as the opponents of the
Republicans have united on aLabor Reform
ticket, the contest will doubtless be a close
One.-Washington Chronicle (Administra-
ton oroan1
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A countryman in England happened
to be travelling in a railway train, accom-
panied by his wife, when a collision oc-
Cured. His wife received severe con-
fusion between the eyes, for which the
jury awarded ESQ damages. Some time
after, the following was elected from the
plaintiff in a moment of ungarded con-
VITALITY; well you see t collision
happened t ould woman and wur all
feet; but when l got o t carriage, saw
lot O fellows in terrible state. One
sings out, Eth, lad, I've gettin' my head
cut open; I'll ha' twenty peownd for this.
Twenty peownd,' cried another; Use
gettin' my shoulder out, and I'll have
forty for it. When I heard this" con-
tinued the business man, ST jumped
at t ould woman straight out, and druv
my head between her eyes, and we're
gettin' fifty peownd for t. ;"
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.
Livery and SaleBtablo
BIT
EsELRIDGE A. TOWNSEND
vVImsuu. Hlt-a-

UNHE undersigned, would rcpoctulIy neuF
A. the travelling public and oiutehH ~ WHO
ma and vicinity, Chat they have puI haet lAa
entire Livery Stable btDgs ae3 ttoE.llNt
connected herewith, from Mf' ". Mt neieai
and are perfectng afIahkeI'..n' $3.50
- ...s...s,,naify. Parties desiring any thing
in their line, may rely on thff Ffpmp -
- Is.e.eommodati0n. We are prepared to hire
Lorses. buggioa, wagons and teams end ~
eanJ borses We viii continue 40 carry tha y.
a Mail daily, ~ usual, 10 Carr0lton, hud
sransport passen gers. Our HACKS hHb
CoAcHFs. are in good condition, end we uin
endeavor 70 give passengers All che comfort -
our power.
We expect this fall to have on haHd isfr
horses and mules, for SALE and AZ creep ~ eah
be furnished In this market We que hhttf
all our transactions 20 b ~ repFesenteA
The patronage ~ the public Va g .lellfl
10. NJ. TOWhhAhp.
oct 10 1870 wSm.
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MIssIssIPPI MANUAL.-The third
edition Of this work is now ready, and Is
being mailed to such as had filed their or
ders. 1t contains forms and data useful to
all public officers. The Public Acts of the
late Legislature, State and Federal COnstitu-
tions, Rules of Supreme Court, Rules and
Forms for Chancery Courts, Directory Of
the Courts and Public Officers, stamp duties,
postal rates, etc. Price two dollars. Ad-
dress this Office.
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Mr.. Tweed, of New York, having sub
scribed $4,000 for the relief OF the poor OF
the city, the radical newspapers there have
had the ildecency to speak of the action as
''stolen property returned" The circum-
stance, egen admitting the radical SANDER,
is still in favor of the Democratic officials,
for the radical officeholders never return a
dollar.-Chicago Times.
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The Youngest child of Col. G. A. Brough-
-.rswled into the fire day or two since,
"a was 90 badly burned that life is dispair-
-Iof Mrs. Brougher, we learn, had not
-, absent from the room more than a
mute or two, when the distressing accident
.e,1red.
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PERsoSAL.-Among the distinguished
visitors at the capitol the present week, we
b.ye been pleased to note Hon, L. O. Z.
r,mar. Mississippi's peerless orator. Havine
.s.igued the Law Chair of the University,
tei. now actively engaged in the practice
u his profession.
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FIRE.-The alarm of fire early Sun
day morning was occasioned by the burn
ing ofa small house and kitchen near the
old depot of the Vicksburg and Meridian
Railroad, the property of E. A. Peyton. The
house had been unoccupied for few days,
and owing to certain circumstances, there is
every reason to suppose that the fire was
the work of an incendiarY. The fire COM
pnies with their apparatus were promptly
On hand, but owing to the smallness of the
buildings and the inflamable material of
which they were constructed, they. were
destroyed before our firemen could render
any efficient service.
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CLARION NOTICES.
FOR an IO.

We will send Tue WEEKLY CLARION for one
year, and a copy Of the third and last edition
of the Mississippi Manual of Legal and Bust
ness Forms.
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MANUAL OF FORMS.


Third Edition--Revised and Enlarged.
The Second Edition of the Mississippi
Manual of Legal and Business Forms, be-
ing entirely exhausted, we are now printing
the Third Edition, which will be ready by
the 10th Of October. The work has been
thoroughly revised, and very considerably
enlarged, and in addition to the Forms for
Magistrates, County Officers and the public
generally, statistics, etc., which have made
the Manual immensely popular, it will con-
tain all the Public Laws enacted by the late
Legislature, conveniently arranged, includ-
ing
The General School Law.
The Revenue Law.
The Militia Law.
The Court Laws.
The Exemption Law, etc.
ALSO,
The Constitution of Mississippi.
The Constitution of the United states.
Revised Rules OF the Supreme Court
Rules for Chancery Practice, adopted by
the late Convention Of Chanceilors.
A complete Directory OF tne circuit anu
Chancery Courts. showing when and where
held, names of officers, etc.
The Public Road Laws OF Mississippi as
how in force.
Railroad stations and Post Offices in the
State.
A complete roster Of the Public officers
and Institutions and Courts of Mississippi.
Fees and Salaries of Public Officers.
Election and Population statistics.
Also, Miscellaneous information valuable
to Lawyers, Clerks, Merchants, Planters
and the people generally.
1t will contain nearly $50 pages, and
will be substantially bound. Sent post
paid, on receipt of the price, or by Express,
c. o. d.
POWER & BARKSDALE,
JACKSON, MISS.
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We regret to learn of the death of Mrs.
,,uisa A. Boddie, wife of Mr.. George Bod
10 which took place late last Saturday
aigbt, at the family residence in this coun-
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CONSISTING Of Openers, Lappers, Cards,
" Drawing Frames, Spinning Frames
This machinery is but partially worn-aii IN
good order and will be sold cheap. Tor ae-
eecrintion and price, apply In person or py
soasf ~ THoMAs =. SHAW,
- Agent fremont q Suffolk Mills, Lowell Mass
novlswAw4m
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vyRY GooD.-The Chairman of the Com
-.i,,ss on Foreign Correspondence for the
c,,sd Commandery of New Jersey is Sir
T,bonas j. Corson-a position he has filled
nth signal ability for the past ten years.
n bis review of the Grand COmmandery of
Mississippi, he closes thus: "Sir Charles T..
RoBd Is Grand Commander; Sir J. l..
power. Grand Recorder. May the BOND of
g..,ernal love so unite these valiant Knights
:. n make thei- Power irresistible"
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The Celebrated
Murray
g.
Lanman'S
Florida Water.

The most lasting, agree
able, and refreshing Of all
perfumes, for use on the
Handkerchief, at the Toilet,
and in the Bath. For sale
by all Druggists and Per-
tuners.
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The best thing that occurred at the polls
in Simpson county was that w. p. Mullen,
our Justice Of the Peace, who was one of the
commissioners of election, and who last year
carried the s.loyal league 70 the polls. en-
rs1sse, has finally become disguised with
his filthy associates, and actually voted for
walker, and showed me his vote before put
ting il into the box. wonder If eminent
.TeeIns, the knight Of the black stud horse,
WON'T remove him.-Cor. Brandon Republi-
can.
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The funeral of the oldest son of Judge
r,rbell took place yesterday evening. The
nth had been greatly afflicted for several
Gears.
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s25 REWARD.

- TOLEN from the undersigned, seven miles
- from Clinton, on the Clinton and Madison
road, on the night of Dec. ~, 1870, one BAY
HORSE MULE, little above medium size,
on left shoulder; small white spot near the
crupper. lie was carried in the direction OF
Bottoms Depot. | will pay the above reward
for his recovery, or any information leading
to his recovery will be literally rewarded.
JACOB V. BRASwELL,
Jackson, Miss.
Care A. VIRDEN swlt-w3t
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Weacknowledge the receipt of Congress
nh. w. Barry's remarks ON the General
,nnesty Bill in the House of Representa-
80. Dec. 22d, 1870.
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Foster Moore, son-in-law of Col. w. II.
Terrett. is now in Jail, charged with shooting
\. C. Kenrada few days since. We have
not heard the particulars. Moore delivered
timself - the Sheriff.
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VrTATcu PREE-GIVEN GRATIS 60 every
w lie osn who win act ar agent
u -. tt-hf- ana honorable business, pave
- 40 4 dtv nurc. No gin enlnrrrIna. 10
h.,...TL 80. ma money wanted im mdVnncc. Aa-
49, ID Mowmon KENNEDY o. Co. NlttnnMrEi
"a. JAMS wAguAls
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COLUMBUS FEMALE INSTI
~ TUTE.
COLUMBUS, MISSISSIPPI.

TINE Second Term Of the oath Scholastic
l. Year begins February 13. This will be a
good time to enter pupils. This School is I'M
equalled by any in the Gulf States in appoint
ments and patronage.
For Catalogues and any information, write
to
REV. ]. F. TARRANT,
Principal.
Columbus, Miss. Jan. 10, 1871 wat
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Sngularly enough with the decision OF
ne Eeumenical Council, at Rene, that the
rope was infallible, it was accorded BY the
american public that DooLEY's YEAST
'oSDER was likewise infallible.
We DO not wish to dispute with Plus TX
% his infallitility, but we challenge any
DAAlng Powder to be produced that is as
a'Afly lnfallible as ours in strength, purity,
4'eoom from deleterious substances, and
-A' VIII stand such chemical analysis. 1t
NE healthiest, cheapest, and best ever
Aa0Wn. Try il and be convinced.
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Sneakinq of candidate for Sheriff in that
state. n Pennsylvania paper asks g And
whst .ort Of A fellow ID fhis Lloyd Llewel-
ivnpn An u Of o fellow, we should say.
IouisyfIle Courier-Journal.
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We refer the reader to the advertise
-, Of the Howard Sanitary Aid Asso-
:sfiOn.
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Like "Quaker Guns."

artificial teeth are of little use, and easily
-''scted' Take care of the real ones. All
30u need Is fragrant SozoDoNr. Use it
.4''y' ana your teeth will be the last of ma
afes gifts to fail you,
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Cinnamon sentenced TO death are allowed
70 hire substitutes all Of which 10 discour-
aging TO jurymen.
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E'IRST high Woodland ON the N. o., NJ, and
u Chattanooga 3. r. between Toulmi and
Claiborne Stations; two hours run to the city,
and half an hour to Bay St. Louis. 5000 acres
of choice land for sea-island cotton, cane, rice,
tobacco, fruits and vegetables. in lots of 20
acres and upwards, at low rates for cash, or
on long credit.
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FOR So 80.

We will send THE SEMI-WEEKLY CLARION for
one year, and a copy of the above work.
Address
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The CHRISTIAN 1NDEX.-This is the or
gan of the Colored Methodist Episcopal
Church of America.
1t is published, semi-monthlY, by cor
tract by A. II. BEDFORD, Agent, at the
Southern Methodist Publishing House,
Nashville, Tenn.
The price is 81 90 per annum, strictly in
advance.
The Colored General Conference, at Jack
son, Tenn, December, 1870, elected Samuel
Watson, d. D., Editor, and L. j. Scurlock,
Assistant Editor.
The Index begins its second volume with
the January number. now out. enlarged and
improved in size and style; but not increas-
ed in price.
As an organ for the colorcd people lately
inconnection with the Methodist Episcopal
Uhureh, South, it is of vast Importance. 1t
contains sound doctrine, and good religious
reading, for preachers and people, for the
old and young. 1t carries facts of his tory
and arguments, with which our colored
friends of non-political Church can meet
Aelr enemies, who, we are sorry to say,
are numerous, and who use the press freely.
The Index contains Church notices and
news; the appointments of their Bishops
md Conferences; obituaries, marriages,
&c.
viii our preachers, travelling and local,
lad our members, bring the Index before
Aecolored Methodisrs everywhere. Take
aeir names and subscriptions, and forward
aemto observation-disclosures to 1.-THE Chris
ian Index, care of A. H. BEDFORD, Nashville,
Tenn.
Many of those who ought to have this pa
tE are not aware of its existence or nature;
NNhere,or on what terms it is to be had. Put
aem in communication with it, and thus do
great service to this neur Chnrch SGut1
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

PURSUANT 10 a decree rendered In the
IL District Court Of the United States for the
Northern District Of Mississippi on the 18th
day oflDecember, A. ID. 1870, in the suit in
Equity numbered $50, in which A. y. Lacey ct
al are complainants and Lucinda Evans Of al.
are defendants, will sell for cash 70 the high
est bidder, in front Of the Court House Of the
County Of Bolivar on she 18th day Of Febru-
cry in the year 1871, the following described
tract Of land, situated in the eounty Of Boil
var and State Of Mississippi, containing about
900 acres, consisting Of Lots No. IL, ~, 20, II
y, and %, containing 40 acres each, purchased
by ". ID. Shelby from Godbolt, and Lots n, y
%, and 30, containing 40 aci es each, purchas'
ed by said Shelby from J. j. Pearson, all be-
ing in Section one, Township "a, Range y
west The sale will commences at IL o'clock
NJ.
CHARLES SCOTT,
Commissioner, etc.
Jackson, Jan. 10, 1871. w5t
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Chancery Rules and Forms.

Chancery Rules and Forms.
The Rules and Forms adopted by Con-
vention of Chancellors on the goth of Sept,
are embraced in the third edition of the
Mississippi Manual, which is now ready.
The price of the volume is two dollars.
Orders addressed to this Office will receive
attention
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PASS CHRISTIAN TOrhG LADIES INSTITUTE
Miss X. A. MONROE, Principal
AIDED NY COMPETENT TEACuEu8.
VNITE Annual fession win consist

HNIIE Annual Session viii consist
~ Of three quarters, commencing several
~, October FIRST January FIRST and April
first. Pupils may, hswever, be entered at auv
time during the year. There will aIHl bu
summer session Of three months, bcRiuninEou
the FIRST Of July, for tho benefit M ouch af
may find IL desirable 40 spend The summer
months on the sea shore.
TERMS-Payable every three months iu
advance.
Tuition i'm English with board.
washing, fuel aud liRhfs,) per SEES
sion u mOnthH NI
Tuition ia Latin pr Greek, per month. e OBJ
Tuition ia French, German On Italian
per m0nthsss.a.. .....ts5..t...sl...t...... p Hl
Music on Piano Including use VT inc
strumenD per mon h.................. Do t1
Private Lessons in Vocal Music per
month ......... t........t Fl I'D
Vocal Music In classes. free Of charge
for Pupil taking other Music Lessons
Drawing and Painting ~ moderate
prices .......H.....H
Tuition ia English, for day scholhrHi
per month tfl.fttfs .t..tsr b ODD
Jau3-w1y
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UnnnswerabIe ArSnmenta

cPALDING's GLUE msnds headless doll
Nd broken cradles.
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STATE or MISSISSIPPI,
HISDs COUNTY
Personally appeared before me, the under
signed, Mayor Of the City Of Jackson, and n
Justice Of the Peace in and for said County;
Thomas +. Helm and NJ. A. Yanhook to me
known 70 be the President and Secretary Of
the Planters Insurance Company, who being
duly sworn, upon their oath, do say that the
foregoingi is a true statement Of the Assets and
December, A. d. 1870 - the best Of their
knowledge and belief.
THoS. L. HELM, President.
VI. 4. VANHO0K, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed this 5th
day Of January, 1871.
OLIVER CLIFTON.
l.. s. Mayor and j. +.
Jackson, Jan q, 1871 swlt-w4t
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Near the Railroad and on navigable water,
with abundant supply of saw-logs.
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40 MILES from New Orleans.
LII MILES from New Orleans.
III MILES from New Orleans
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A DELIGHTFUL RESIDENCE.

Beautifully situated at Bay st. Louis, Pses
Christian, Mississippi City and Biloxi.
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The nearest an old bachelor gets to the
harness. sir single.
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JOHN HAY.

JIM BLUDso-oF THE PRAIRIE BELLE
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QUARTERLY STATEMENT,
Showing the condition Of the
Planters Insurance Company,
OF MISSISSIPPI,

For the Quarter ending December slst, 1870.
oTTIcE PLANTERS Insurance CoNPANY,
JACKSON, MISS, Jan. ?, 1871.
ASSETS:
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ONE IMPROvEDI PLANTATION

On nsvigable tide water, 2H miles from Rail-
road, 400 acres cleared; famous for its fne
cotton, and the best pasturage in the State.
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w LOTS FOR MARKET FARMS,
Soil rich and mellow, range 6ns, Ihealth un-
surpassed.
ONE IMPROVEDI PLANTATION,
On nsvigable tide water, 2< miles from Rail-
road, 400 acres cleared; famous for its fne
cotton, and the best pasturage in the State.
ALSO,
SEVERAL CHOICE MILL-SITEg,
Near the Railroad and on navigable water,
with abundant supply of saw-logs.
sEVERAL HOUSES,
Beautifully situated at Bay st. Louis, Psss
Christian, Mississippi City and Biloxi.
A DELIGHTFUL RESIDENCE,
On the Sea Shore, near Bay St. Louis, 250
yards from Railroad; house very large and
convenient, with from 90 to 400 acres choice
farming land.
For rent or lease, 9 new, well improved and
VERY PRODUCTIVE FARM.
On the Railroad, with open land 10 make &c
bales cotton, enclosed pasture for 800 cattle
buildings new and convenient; would make
without the privilege Of cutting 1000 cords Of
Oak, and 5000 OF Pine Wood for the Railroad,
il wanted.
J. r. H. CLAIBORNE, ~
Shisldsbor0'
Hancock county, Miss.
RODERIC SEAL,
Mississippi City.
RKrxRErcms-Hon. J. J. Seal, Senator; J.
J. Brrdford, Representative, Jackson.
January 10, ISL. W.T.
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IN LOTS FOR MARKET FARMS,
w LOTS FOR MARKET FARMS,
Soil rich and mellow, range fne, health I'M
aad
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On the Sea Shore, near Bay st. Louis, 250
yards from Railroad house very large and
convenient, with from 90 to 400 acres choice
farming land.
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Total amount At risk December
Slst 81, 4eo, 74s 90
Approximate value Of property in
sured ............... 100000 90
Total losses paid by the Company 1927 %
Smyrna times., 1871-10-04
Sherif's Sale.

BY virtue Of wri' &C Al. Leuari Facias, to me
directed, will be exposed 10 Pubic Sale, the hotel
of Charles r. Foxwell. III the Town Of Smyrna. Kent
county. De-. on THURSDAY the I9h day OF October
1871. at o'clock. P. NJ. The following Real Estate,
to wit:
All and singular the following lands and premises
situate IN Duck Creek hundred Kent county aorei aid
conveyed 10 the said James Spruance by Henry ID.
Scout and Anna, his wife, by their ndenlure bearing
date herewith, and II being the same lands and
premises which were conveyed TO the said Henry D..
Scout by David Dion and LYDIA A his wife, by their
indsnIure dated the twenty sixth day Of February, in
the year Of Lord one thousand eIghI hundred and
fifty The said lands and premises are said IL
tain ONE HUNDRED and THREE ACRES. be the
same less, together with all and singular The
buildings, improvements. &c.
Seized and taken IN execution as the property Ol
JAMES w .SPRU ANCE who hath survived Rebecca
g., his wife, and will ne sold Tor cash.
SAMUEL HARGA DINE. Sheriff.
SheriArs Office, Dover, Del, Sept 80. 1871.
ncA3l
Smyrna times., 1871-10-04

At St. Louis, on Friday H. II. Eagers
committed suiride by drowning. He left
coat on the river bank containing a letter
statirg that lottery tickets had ruined him.
Oa the same day, an unknown and partially
blind old man committed suicide by jumping
from ferry boat. During the past three
months about twenty persons have committed
suicide by Jumping from ferry boats at St.
Louis.
A Convention Of General Freight Agents OF
the lroadS of + rstern Pennsylvania and
New Jersey, to make uniform Classification
and arrangements is in session at Reading
The Reading, CatawisSa, North Pennsylvania,
Lehigh Valley Wilmington and Reading,
Bevidere, Delaware, Camden and Ambov,
New Jersey Central, and Delaware, Lackawan
Ma and Western are represented.
As the Orange express train, from Jersey
City, was passing through Patterson, n. j.,
last Friday evening a white bundle was
thrown from window of one of the cars.
When picked up, it proved to be male infant
Just expiring from the effects of the fall.
An examination of the cars failed to discover
the murderer.
At Danvile, Va, on Saturday night, riot
occurred, growing out of the attempt of a
eolored mob to rescue a negro from arrest.
After vainly attempting to disperse the mob,
the Mayor call upon the military, who charged
with bayOnetS on them. One of the ch ei
rioters was bayonetted, and a policeman was
shot.
report has been extensively circulated
based upon letter from Geneva, that Briga
der General Robert Anderson is too poor tO
have servant to take care of him in his sick.
Less. The statement is authorized from ar
oflcal source that General Anderson is retired
as a ongadler general, and receives $4,l25 pei
annum.
AT Raleigh, N. c., on Saturday, seven Ku
Aux, arragned for outrages upon maj
named Carpenter, because he permitted
eolored female teacher of eOlored school Il
I'VE on bis premises, pleaded guilty Sentenc
was reserved.
That SuNKRN COUNTY The story goin
the rounds of the newspapers about the sub
merging OF large district OF Florida beneat
Tue waters Is pronounced by the State engiu
eer TO be a pure invention.
AT Branchville, Sussex county, n. j., o
saturday Henry Wyker cut his wife t
pieces with an ak, and then shot himself deaC
de was IS years old
President Grant and Mrs. Grant held rt
Seeptl0ns IN the fremont House, at Chicagc
monday. Over five thousand people PAL
thelr respects to the President.
Have you read -Wanamaker & Brown
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