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NeR-Resident Notice.

Felix G. Gibbs, Admir- Of Keturah Whit
tington, Decd vs.. Quintillian Whiting
ton, ct al.
1T appearing from the bill and affidavit
II in this cause that the defendant Quntil-
liam Wilmington, is a nonresident OF the
State OF Tennessee, so that the ordinary
process Of law cannot be served on him,
it is threfore ordered that he make his ap-
pearance herein, at the Court House, in the
city Of Jackson, Tenn. on or before the
FIRST MONDAY IN JUNE, 1872,
and plead, answer or demur TO complain
ants bill, or the same will be taken for con-
fessed as TO him, and set for hearing expar-
te; and that copy of this order be publish
ed for four successive weeks in the jackson
Wig and Tribune. A copy, Attest.
ID. NJ. WISDOM C.&M.
j. w. GATES, d. c. & N.
Campbell & McCorry, Soils.
may 2-4w.
In Chancery, at Jackson, Tenn.
John c. NJ. Garland vs.. julius Soloman and
Bertha Soloman, his wife
4 Il appearing from the bill and affidavit IN
Il this cause that the defendants Julius
Soloman and Beartha SolOmsn, his wife,
are non-reSidents Of the state OF Tennes-
see, so that the ordinary process OF the law
cannot be served on them, 1t is therefore or
dered that they make their appearance here
in, at the courthouse in the city OF Jack
son, Tenn, on or before the
FIRST MONDAY IN JUNE, 1879,
and plead, answer or demur 10 complain
ants bill, or the samGwill be taken for
confessed as TO them, and set for hearing ex-
parte; and that a copy OF this order be pub
lished for four successive weeks in the
Jackson Wig and Tribune. A copy, attest.
u. NJ. WISDOM q. &. NJ.
BY J. W. Gates, ID. G. & NJ.
NAV 4-Aw
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MILLINERY.

sSrS. II. PARTS is now opening her
Spring Importation Of new goods, en-
praeing every style of Hats, Bonnets, Laces,
sck-ties, Lace Sets, Linen Sets, and
Flowers in great assortment New impor-
cations received weekly. Call and examine
stock and prices. Next door to Robertson
4 Bolts
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- JoHN's LODGE. Nc. SJ2-J. c. Pybas,
w. NJ :; George e.. Hughes. Sec'y. Meets
LIST Monday each month.
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Sons of Temperance.

jackson Division, No. 93, r. II. Anderson,
w. r.; meets every Tuesday night.
ntTcmperance Hall, opposite the Methodist
Church. S. i. JoBE, II. s.
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DRESS-MAKIMC.

Mrs. Lee would respectfully announce
TO her kind patrons that she can be found
IN the above establishment. with an elabo-
rate assortment Of the latest Spring Fash
ions, ia the newest and most recherche de
signs. Cutting and Making done ON short
notice. Next door to Robertson < Bots.
mar:,N-3m
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MIssIssTPpT CENTRAL ROAD.
na.onIc Meetings of Jackson

Jackson LODGE No. FL. }. O'Connor,
M: Charles Cullen, Sec'y., Meets 18th
r iday each month.
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ELEG4NT-S Sugar cured hams at
SMITH y JAENAGIN

SODA FOUNT.-In addition to Strawbcr.
ries and Cream, CIIlAPPELL has an elegant
soda Fount. His apartments are trnly de.
Iightiul, and especially attractive to the Il.
dies, May 1I-tf
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-05-18

CLINTON r. A. CHATTER, No. 9.-R.
T. chester. II. r.; las VConnor, X; j. X.
Chrppen. s. Meets I'd Friday each month.
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T. o. o. II.

JACKSON COUNCIL, No. -, r. y S. NJ
Rev. A. w. Jones. =. /. q. NJ. j. X. Chap
nell. Recorder. Meets 4th Monday each
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MANHOODI WOMANH0OD


Popular medical DO cks, nos Pags.l. s,E.aiH-
~ go 49, nsarFy. vac NJ Hsg. lMP d.
MEMS 70 nlarrlaRe; lAcr lisfure, eafss ard
ere Lac fAFsieigieai Discoveries d. tA snfec.fing
hcienes OF Aefrodtcrioa- Arccs1tes sexual EIclte-
n1epts a. Aa1gl.l sg.c,s. scifA nssat edries SEX
OeE EXHAUSTION oo~ gAaisser ss,'e, q
middle ed ogs. aad tldf Be- toae IN fitcA eases
- ~ % .aag Aegs plrlpies on, the face,
&c pren1aturely lnflrna- ~ ~ s-9gssi,sn. ssTs
fs-toaled ~ 81 delfa b Consumption Eptlepoys
Gc.s uotad decIsass osc ALI slngte gessaftoh ed
fegueaf Al thaf tAE o1fa cTga falrtfirs u-aA %
knoss maETtage guide and rriuafs ceuas0r Ssi
ssaied snssoss s saeA bofA ~ 25 cssts. "A
drsaa-
DOCTOR. WHITTIER,
GIT st. Charles St, st. Louis. no.
ne siseossf spsoiasf ef fAe-uge Ae Aas gfpas
tNStoag gsctzt afeoH % fAe tre1tlasnf y al eases
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Aas Sess longer iocatod ~ -. L2,.s t-a- el.y
Other ChrDFac Dlaa1as fhFsfctlu- Reuo his works
and Judge for YOURSELF. coa.deaflat eo't.i'liattol
psrsong 81 frcs and ttglfsd kuerp iefta 81
tagafFr ulffA stamp, aarsgsref-
Jan % I'm.
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ELEGANT silk Hats at
ROBERTSON & BOTTS'.

TRANsFoRAfATIoN.-If you have home
iy looking " fe or sweet hear, why take a
few doses Of anti-fogInatic daily, and she
viii appear to you as beautiful as a dream.
You can find the visual illusion at
SHITH a JAENAGIN'S.
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THE BEST HOTELS.

BA BabcOck Extinguisher puts out
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-05-18
. FOR MOWERS q REAPERs,

Go to Il. IL. ANDERSON & cos.
pG- 4m
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-05-18

BEsr IL THE CITY.-Thc lee Cream a
msyll-3m DADO'S-
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CITY AND COUNTY ITEMS.

IMPORTANT ORD SANCz.--I was order
ed by the Board Of Mayor and Aldermen,
in special session on Tuesday the 18th,
''That all dogs running at large in the
streets, within the, space OF one hundred
and twenty days thout being securely
muzzled, shall be Filled by the City Mar
shall or the Police Of the city" This Ordi-
nance TO take effect on the nth inst.
u w MA Y H.nnr.I...
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SPECIAL AND Local.
NoBT. GATES, Local Editor.
MOBILE AND OHIO ROAD.

ARRIVE. DEPART
PayScnger frafa for Mo
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-04-13
The South for Emi"rant>.

We take the following extract from
the Savannah Republican:
This severity OF weather and conSc-
qucnt human suffering in the North-
west has established another fact, viz. {:
| that the people of Europe who cmiSr:,tc
! to America have made Il fatal mistake
in locating, under the direction of land
spectators, i'll Il rigOrott~ and inhoSpi-
table climate, wholly unSuitru to their
natures, and where work can be per-
formed but Il portion of the year, while
the bounIllcsS and fertile fields of the
South, with 4 climate ~ healthy in
summer and UNNECESSARILY preferable
in winter, invites and bids them come.
Hero they can labor every day in the
year, produce greater values by their
labor, and avoid all the want and Sut-
fcring of Il Northern winter. The pres
ent condition of the two sections pre-
scntS an argument which Commissioner
Howard can use with prompt effect
when he comes to address himself tii-
rectly to the farmers and artiHanS of
the Old World. The South is the
country for English, French, German
and Italian settlers, and they have only
to make the experiment III order to put
II check upon that vast tide of foreign
population that has been flown" tor
years To the Northwest.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-04-13

house parish for him as the Democratic
or Conservative nominee for that posi-
ton.
On motion, the Secretary was re-
questcd to furnish copies of the pro-
cccdings Of this meeting to the More
house Conservative and OrA'JIIT\
TELEGRAPH for publication.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
Il. i. TODD, Chairman.
j. y. BACKYARD, Sec'y.
Bs,5trop, La, April 9th, 1872.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-04-13
'tEN. IRON AND COPPER
NJ \ y I + \ CIV - |: !

Tho Undersigned announces that, HAY iu.
rnn,tuNrl tho services OF Mr.. y SO. l..
Mupi;i;, Il" l. prepared to till orders for All
H"s,ript ions Ut riuwarr and for articles
Hiad'' 't Copper or Iron, and will .Suarau-
tee sal i fact i"u. Repairs rtal kinds prompt
u r\"rlitrI.
y good supply OF Stoves. office and cook
in4. :tud of stamped IMW are. kept nm hnl,,i.
Shop ON ''r:tud street, nIr"Sitr MrFr"'~
Drl2, >l"rr. J. W. LOCKE
Mur,-h - -. ~ "
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-04-13

The t'olorrl National Convention
met in New Orleans on the 10th. 1t .
Gov. KanSirr, of South Carolina, rrat
the resolution calling the Convention.
After which. L. Il. =. pinchhark Wa
chosen temporary chairman.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-04-13

senator lngraham (c"lored) has been
nominated and confirmed Collector of
the Port Of New Orleans in place of
Parker.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-04-13

The new trial of Mrs. Laura -. Fair,
the California murdcre,'s, will COM
menCe on the 24th Of June next.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-04-13
.Nr.N HtE. l. 4
NJ. +. Lewis. Proprictor.

This house il under the efficient manage
ui"IIi. Of Mr.. NnI. Lewis, who has invent "
tiN" years continuous experience il, til.
business. Nrli-r"Glilaicl. neat " kept, ana
supplied with cNccil"nt beds and table fare.
Inc Lewis House, located near the whari
and passed cninG and coming by the ShreNr-
port Stages. i~ confidently recommended 10
tn" travelling: public Us Il rnr,icI hotrl.
trinlNCr !. 1870. u..:ly
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-04-13
The Confederate Archives.

Says the Savannah Republican IA
late communication from Ma or r. j.
Moses sets at rest the long disputed
question, 'What became of the tOnfcd
crate gold - The Charlotte O.. C.)
Democrat speaks positively as to the
fate of the ';rchivcS,' ;s follows 1--WE
think we know something about the
Confederate archives. The Contctl"r
ate government was broken up in
Charlotte, in April, 1868. We saw
President Davis and several members,
of his Cabinet-Breckinrid EcnJa
min, Reagan, and othcrS--ritlc out of
this city on horseback, with about a
thousand cavalry soldiers. The Adju
tant General, Cooper, had charge of
the books and papers of the Conicder-
ate government, and after getting
them this far was unable to move tlicn,
farther South. They were stored ut
this place, and when Il division ct the
Federal army occupied this section,
the said books and archives were
shipped to Washington. We think
the above is Il correct account of tho
disposition OF the Confederate archives.
SO it appears that both the goldani ia"
archives fell into the hands of tn" Fed
erat authorities, and they only can
make reliable revelations IL 10 their
subsequent dispositions
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.2.l:tiIll
OIitEEi'Tt l:IsI

AND SALE. STABLE,
II. G. DDI:SbN, PROPRIETOR
COR. JHjrd ","H jIc.Sin,H streets, lI"n,oc. La
Horses, hu"@icS and hacks kept for hire.
Horses and mules bought and sold. Good
lots for Growers connected Wit II the stable.
SIIREN Ei'pl"r Sr.\t;E OFFICE At THIS
STABLE.
October - 1870 m4Iy
| s:SI!S HOUSE,,
ry. t:,thoiic fHn.rh ANT E"uni.. .Icr,iruy
.TtJN/,fiL,
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Twelve young gentlemen OF Selma
city swOrr Off ON New Years day.
1871, and agreed t6 deposit with one OF
their number, on the first day of each
month, so each, the total To- he liNi-
d"d among the members OF the ;s-Sn-
citation who, ON the l-t rf.IanrI:lrE, lS72,
should prove to have been faithful to
their pledge. one hyon" he nt"n:h"rN
back -Slid and yielded to the liquid
temptation, until only y singlcindiNii-
ual WAS left, Whoat noon ON New Years
day WAS to receive - 100. This Alb
hirl. faithful found among the raithlr~S.
proceeded {" The rendezvous ri the APP
pointed hour. He waited until ten
minutes after noon, and then hVthuUght
IA" would ran into the saloon next
door and get Il nip. lie had inst >WIl-
lowed it when ten Of the other menu
h"r~ entered to get their npnnluy -\H-
%nStura, and h" found to his horror
that his watch was twenty minutes
fast. and tho money wa lost. The
eleven therefore prurr"'lrt to tn" re-
deuce az the treasurer. :tnt toUhd that
he HAD lost al il4r nlnu"N i,laNiu".
,lraW-pnhrr with one at the church
too
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NEW ORLEANS CARDS.
). LEE PETIT,
WITH
7 BLOOM ~ CO.,
WHOLESALE Gl;OCEKS,
And dealers in Western Produce, Wines,
Liquors. Cigars and Tobacco,
80 Peters St, (lttc New I.cvec) New Orleans.
l.. BLOOM. II. w. GOODMAN.
December s., 1871. l2ly
7'IIE AMERICAN STANDARD
... BILLIARD TABLES.
Incl..n & CoUcae1c,.'x Bcrel ,Ncn Design.
Patented juno 6, 1871 for sale.
Also Second Hand Tables. and all kinds of
Billiard Goods, at reasonable prices. Bill
lard Tables cut down and required. Send
your "rdcrsto CHARLES LACOUME,
New Orleans, La,
Proprietor st. Charles Billiard Saloon.
TT T.. BUCKLEY
VA rom Il X Err,
No. $ Camp street, New Orleans,
DEALER IN
Ane,ico7, English and .Siriss watches,
ofthc best Makers.
EI"e Jerel>y, Pre- ,s1lue, Ware, UNict>
ana lItu,tel CIocks, GINS tl,,d P;strls.
sEG' Every description of w AIt'H REPAIR
ING ut moderate prices. noVS THY
~ \. PETERSON,
BLOCK, RRII"rIN & CO.,
" N'i'.t/" Tr'Oce,'s ana Heu/.7s u Wines,
Liquors, etc., etc.,
Is AND 30 Canal and 81 Common Street,
NEW oHl.EANS La.
.lnn'y q, 1872. nl5:tiin
VIM. riERSDN. l.. L.. HENS.
DIEHSON n IsENS,
EI% T. CLOTHING. AND EURNISHlNii
. @ DIS,
Mo-. i:f and 10 Camp st rect, New Orleans.
brtn-iirtit% Hotel. Deca, l.-Gh
DEM, PACE Il SIMMONS,
COTTON Factors AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
No. 10 Union Street,
" " on l. r. 4 Ms.
December Is. 1869. nl3:Iy
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\ s..N bssiIt: FIRM!

NJ E.N bHiit. FIRM!
M'f'Ei. Il EfTiItEE,
Dealers in
DIR L GS. PA | MIS-, OF Is Nc.
MO n f, IA.
Iii" undersigned hereby give notice that
on the list day of january, 1872, they enter
ed into II cop:trtncrShip for the purpose of
carrying on the Drug business in all it,,
branches. under the firm name of Melee II
Bcthunc.
For the present, their place of business.
Will be i'll the rear JOOln OF q. w. McEee'>
old store, where they can supply the publ"
with all leading articles of medicine.
&. w. MrFEE.
JAMES \. BE.TIiJNE.
Jau'N -, lS12.-l9:tr
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of Canada with regard to the Treaty of Wash
ington somewhat censnres the conduct of the
home government in its treatment Of the Do
minion, and hints thatit might be beneficial to
the world if England were to absolve Canada
from her allegiance to the mother country.
The late James Fisk, Jr., asserted Just be-
fore his death, that he owned large amount
OF Erie stock, and such was supposed to be
the case, but all efforts 10 fnl any record Of
the same since he died have been in vain, and
suspicious are entertained of foul play on the
part OF those in whose name tie stock was
held.
a telegram from Madras reports fearful
hurricane which swept over that city and the
surrounding districts, destroying large ex-
tent of shipping and other property. The
sea beach for miles along the Coromandel
coast was strewn with wrecks. Many houses
in the city were leveled, and shrubs and trees
torn up. The storm prevailed in the Bay of
Bengal sweeping everything before it. The
hurricane appears to have been felt over a
large portion of the eastern coast, and numer-
Gus casualties are reported with heavy loss
of life. The damage at Madras is estimated
at nearly Il million sterling
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but wretchea watery food, producing vivid
visions of the roast beef of bygone days
Here we have come to land where food Is
to be bought, and mean to rest little. when
we get to Tanganyika Lake we hope for
news, and to find second SUPP ly OF goods
shall write to you from thence.
Tell-that his dog turned out famous
one, and was never so sorry for any an
imal as when we lately lost him. He had
more spunk than fifty country dogs; and as
soon as we got hut in village he kept it
clear of all ours, and never stole himself
He was as much of an attraction as the white
man himself; took charge of the whole line of
march, and was so spirited he went at any
thing. We had to wade marsh mile wide
and waist deep-a peaty bottom, with holes
made by buffaloes feet, made us all founder
went first and forgot the poor doggie. He
must have swan among the dogs, each one
minding himself, till he was drowned; no one
noticed him. l am unable to write to DR..
Wilson, though ought, but the slave trader
will not give me more time / consumed
Mis- extract of meat from real gnaw-
ing hunger, and found it excellent. have
lost all my medicines-the sorest loss OF
goods l ever sustained. You will excuse my
brevity. The slavery party leaves and
must write several letters.
Blessings from the Highest be on you all
my dear friends.
DAVID LIVINGSTONE
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LETTER FROM LIVINGSTONE.

The following letter from Livingstone,
characteristic of the spirit and feeling of the
man, was addressed by the explorer to a
friend in Scotland soon after the date of his
alleged murder by the natives of Africa
Latitude 10 10 South,
Longitude 81 so East, March 2, 1867.
have been unable to send ANYTHING to the
coast since left it till now and have heard
nothing from the coast. We have been very
long IN our progress hither, but | think we
are now on the watershed between the Fam.
bezi and lsaputi, which flows, as report saws.
INTO Tanganyika. l have only nine of fol-
lowing, but hope to get on in time and do
what have undertaken. In some parts we
had plenty of meat; | could easily supply the
pot with my rife. In other parts nothino
could be procured, and we had to 90 on as
best we could. 1t is the rainy season, and
we had a long trudge through dripping forest,
with the soil often so sloppy the feet were
constantly wet. This was made worse by
want of food--not of fine dishes, but of even
little porridge. The people could not sell
grain they were subsisting themselves on
mushrooms, which are very good as catsup,
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GENERAL NEWS.

Mr.. Thomas B. Shannon has been appoint
cd Collector of the Port of San Francisco
California.
Edwin Aldrich has been sentenced to two
years in State Prison by the District Court al
Dubuque, Ia, for stealing letter from tho
mail.
The shipwrights at Dartmouth, Nova Scotia,
struck for $3.50 per day recently. the day 5
work to consist CT nine hours, and the en-
ployers consented
company with capital stock of 81 900, 900
has been formed at Davenport, Ia, to utilize
and develop the rapid water power of that city
of Davenport with water.
Gen. Hancock forbids mining expeditions
into the region of the Black Hills, for the gold
there belongs to the Indians, and secondly,
there isn't any gold there at all.
General Garibaldi is to have statue set up
in his honor at Rome, all the money for which
has been contributed by enterprising Roman
matrons.
A Newark boy deliberately held his arm in
front of a horse car wheel and allowed it to
be crushed in order to avoid going to school.
The New York relief committee for aiding
the Antioch sufferers, held a meeting on
Thursday and received subscriptions amount
ing to nearly $1,000.
Benjamin Gratz Brown is graduate of
Yale College. Before he was Governor of
Missouri, he was United States Senator.
Both his grandfathers, paterual and maternal,
were United States Senators.
The American Christian Ssciety for pro-
noting Christianity among the Jews in New.
York and elsewhere, will hold their anniver-
sary on the evening of Thursday, the 9th inst,
in New York.
The San Francisco committee of one hun
dred on Thursday Submitted to delegation
Of St. Lousians propositions for the compile
ton of the Atlantic and Pacific thirty-fifth
parallel railroad.
An engagement occurred Friday between
'he oarllsts under the command of Raba and
the government forces. The insurrectionists
were utterly routed and dispersed in all d.
rections, flying toward the French frontier.
The London Times in discussing the action
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TIE CAMPAIGN AGAINST GRANT A
FAILURE

The campaign against Grant was plann-
ed months ago. An alliance was then
formed between disaffected republicans
and hungry democrats to crush Grant at
all hazards. The plan agreed upon was
that the liberal republicans should create
all the discomfort within the republican
lines that they possibly could, by assailine
the administration for alleged ncom-
potency and dishonesty, and then break
into open revolt under the banner of re-
form; the democrats on their part were to
profess repentance and oblivion for the
past, change their uniform and coors,
and join forces with the liberals.
The assaults Of Trumbull and Schurz
in the Senate upon the administration
charging il with corruption, demanding
investigations here and there, like those OF
the French arms sale and the navy depart
ment, was part of the job which those
gentlemen performed in accordance with
the plot. So the pretended yirtuous in
dignation of the Tribune against Grant
had no better source than this II was so
arranged in the programme, so stipulated
in the contract with the democratic leaders
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REFUNDLNG INCOME TAX.

The Treasury has for some time been pay.
ing back to judges of State courts the taxes
levied upon their salaries by the Internal Rev
enue' laws, and which the Supreme Court de-
clared to be unconstitutional nearly two years
ago. 1t amounts to a handsome sum in many
cases and is clutched with commendabIe ca
gerness by the dignifed jurists. The Chief
Justice of Massachusetts recovered Sl3 900.
Under late decision of the Secretary of the
Treasury the United States officers are COM
ing in for refund, and one of the first cases
was presented by David Davis, the Admins
traitor of Abraham Lincoln. The amount,
$4,000 was paid over to Robert Lincoln last
week. Mr.. Justice Swayne, of the Supreme
Court, being about to leave for Europe, call
ed round to the Cashiers office for a snug lit
tie item of 1000 on Tuesday and went away
happy. The other judges have not yet put in
an appearance. Andrew johnson and Presi-
dent Grant have both claims for refund
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Special Notires.
A GREAT DISCOVERY.

GcN1N REWARD is offered for better RENE "
OJUUU Adamsons Botanic Cough Balsam, for
tae cure of colds, coughs, throat, Group bron
chitis soreness of lungs, asthma, whooping cough
and all diseases of like nature More than 10 0O(
bottles sold, and not failure yet.
The following are IA few of the names of those who
have used this remedy Mrs. Gov. Cony: Mrs
Hon. James W. Bradbury Arson z. Morrill, TX
Governor of Maine; Mrs. Col. Thomas Lambard
of Augusta; Rev. DR.. Kicker; Rev e. T. Martin
Rev. G. +. Penney; Rev. VIM y. Drew; Rev. H. +
Wood; Col. +. NJ. Drew, Sec. of State Hon J. T
Woodward, state Lbrarian Col. Geo. W Stanley
President First National Bank; Hon. L. II. Cush
man, President Granite National Bank: ). W. Lane
Sec. Senate; Warren l.. Alden, Bangor; and ter
thousand others too numerous to mention.
Beware OF worthless limitations. See that the
name of +. w Kinsma is blown in the glass ofthe
bottle Price 81 cents per bottle. Fer sale by al
Druggists and Medicine Dealers Sample bottl,
and Circulars tree. f. W. KINSMAN, Proprietor
Augusta, Me. Geo. {. Goodwin & Co. Agents 81
Hanover street, Boston. mar20tly I've