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TRUST ONE ANOTHER.
pr Bpo. a. J. n. DueAxsr.

Look into your brother eyes, man,
And bid him read your own;
0ne-half the strife OF hannah life
Is born Of guilt al0nel
Deceit creates full half our hates.
And half our love IL slaysi
Look into each other eyes, man,
And meet each other gaze
Pardon your brother faults, man,
And ask that he forgive;
Could human sin no pardon win,
No mortal soul might live.
No need of heaven. were none forgiven,
For none would reach its doors;
Pardon your brothers faults, man.
And bid him pardon yours.
Feel for your brother grief, man,
No heart Is safe from woe
Though lips and eye full oft deny
The sorrOwing weight below,
A gentle vile, plying smile,
May sweetest balm imPart,
Feel your brother grief, man,
And you may win his heart
stand by your brother side, man,
And bid him clasp your hand
To him be just and yield the trust
That YOU from him demand
How simply wise, with soul and eyes,
To trust and still be true
Doing to those we love, man,
What we would have them do
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"a QUEER SCHOOL MARIN" "A little
girl out West, old enough to attend
school, had never heard prayer. A mis-
sionary persuaded her to go to Union Sun
day School he had recently started, and
which was conducted by lady. When the
little girl saw the school was opened with
singing and prayer, she slipped out and ran
home, saying, Mother, mother, we've got
the queerest school marin you ever saw or
heard on. She sings songs and speaks
pieces in school, ard the fun of it is, she
gets right down on her knees when she
speaks her piece.
The Sunday School Union might find
work for a few more of its pioneer mission
aries in that region.
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The state Of TEissi-sIppi, Choctnw
County.
Before the Clerk, at Rules, the De Mon.
day IN December, 1872.

y. " AoplFIl
No. 523 vs.
Unknown Persons.
mo unknown Persons claiming or having Hu
l. interest, either legal or equitable pug t..
lands hereinafter described, at fhr time fH.
same were sold for taxes, and a'I ouch oiI'.
persons as may be interested fHeroin
lou will take notice that j.. ". Cooper .N.
hied his bill in thc Chaucery Court oi .a'
county, 20 have hi- taN title to tho lol.""iH
lands confirmed, tO-wit:
Northeast quarter OF section 4, I.eI 4. 4.
east, aud quarter section 3, IT. IN
east, md lying aud being 800 le County
Choctnw, aud State aforesaid uul"e. ..-
ana appear before n term of tur lI'--..'
court ~ said county, % Doe held il u. L."h .'
Lagrange, ina the Co2rt House, U. =-.A ."4-
~. on the first Monday iu February, b. '.
1919, 70 plead, answer or demur thereto 'N
same will be taken for confessed us t9 Fll
Ordered, That the foregoing notice he I.-.
cd nj the Court House door OF said county.
and be published iu the Weekly Clarion h
newspaper published ia the City Of jackson
for four consecutive weeks.
a true copy.
T.. II. SEWARD, Clerk.
MLDROw, NASH s. PISsoN, S0lrs.
Dec. ~ ls72w4w
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FAIRBANKS
Scale Warehouse,
53 Camp Street,
NEW ORLEANS.

COTTON BEAMS, SUGAR BEAMS. To-
BACCO BEAMS, COTTON BAL
ANCES, PLATFORM. COUN-
TER AND DRUG
SCALES
Of ali Descriptions and Sizes,
WARRANTED CORRECT
THIEF DETECTING MONEY DRAWERS
TRoCUIUER'S STEEL MILLS, for Grinding
Corn, Coffee and Spices.
eHklVERS LETTER COPYING PRESS.
For sale at New York prices.
FAIRBANKS & CO
w. B. BowMAx Agent.
Nov. 1872 w6n
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Welborn, Ward partner, ct al J

Butler, Pitkin s. Co.,
y. s., No. lO3l We.
Welboru, Ward partner, et al.
Upon opening the Complainant BlI. aUI
L IL appearing TO the satisfaction 90. bio
Clerk that the Defendant, Emmett q. Ward
is not citizen OF the State OF Mississippi
hut resides beyond the limits thereof. Hr If.
press 20. in the State OF Arknusas,.o that .Ha
ordinary process of this Court cannot Dee exec
cuted against him, therefore DO is ordered thlI
he enter his appearance herein, ou Or be.u..
the first day Of the next Regular Term uf t..
Court, TO be holden i'm the Chnncery t0W.
Room i'm the City of Jackson, ou Che tH.l.
Monday in January next ensuing, and pIeHI
answer or demur to complainant hIlI. or N.
several allegations thereof viii Doe taken ...
confessed as 90 him.
II Is further ordered, that n copy 0f chic a..
der De published la TuE WEEKLY CLARION H
newspaper published i'm the icy off Jackson
once "a week for one month, and copy sent n.
Ihc said Emmett G. Ward.
Ordered at Rules this, the 18th day of 49,.
vcmber, a. d. lSl2
MURRAY PENTON. Clerk
CHNs. CLAHK, 10. C.
J. A. Bows, Sol. for Complainant
noy2Swjt
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INSURE YOUR LIFE
~ THE
American Life Insurance Go.
ORGANIZED IN 1880.
CAPITAL ------------- = 100000 90
The leading Compaay doing business IN

The Ieading Company doing business ~
MISSISSIPPI.
TIME AMERICAN meets its obligations with
4 signal proniptncss, having paid $1,000
in death losses in Mississippi. The AMERI-
CAN is not new Company, having its posi-
ton TO make and its success to attain, under
the pressure Of the sharp competition OF this
present enterprising age. This AMERICAN
does not ext0rt from the insured large and
cXtrava giant premiums, with the mere prom
lse Of paving portion back IN the future
but a. sells its patrons "A sound Policy Tor
less 1soBeg Than any Company In me 4. suites
The AMERICAN invites Investigation into
its merits, as those best acduainted with the
Company are its best friends
jackson BOARD Of Directors.
REV. JOHN HUNTER, d. D.......PHEsrDExT.
Thus. i. HELM, ...........-....ElCE President.
Matt +. Ash, Byron Lemly,
H. Hilzheim, Marion Smiih.
l. Strauss, g. ID. Subway,
Archy McGehee, George l.. Fyrich.
John Robinson, Thomas a. Neville,
John p. Stevens, Alphouse Stadeker.
DR.. I. J. MITCHELL, MEDICAL EXAMINER.
HANDY & ANDREWS,
MANAGERS,
OFFICE, CANTON, MISS.
WILLIAM HANDY. SUPERINTENDENT.
RICE m. WINTER, Agent,
Aug. %, III Wv JACKSON, MISS.
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T. Weathcrau,
No. 522
Unknown Persons.
Before the Clerk ut Rules, the Grit Mon.
day in December, 1872.
FINO Unknown Persons claiming0r having.
l. interest, either legal or equitable IH Mn.
lands hereinafter described at tLe time H.
same were sold for taxes, and all such u.Nu
persons as may be Interested therein lt I.H
Time the same were sold for tlEpss
lou will take notice chat o. WcaihcWl. I..
filed his bill ia the Chaucery Court l .I..
county, 20 have his tax title t0 thc following
lands confirmed, t0-wit.
East half CT % ~ quarter, sec. Z. y. II. p. TN.
cast, lying and being lu the county ui lH...
taw, and state aforesaid.
You are hereby notified that unless yUr O.
and appear before "a term ot thr NaU...
Court OF said county, t0 Doe held iu tHe lH..
House Of said county, iu thr town %. LI-
Grange, on the first Monday Of FcbruuE 49,
D. 1873, 10 plead, answer or doIuur U.u.
the same VIII be taken for confessed -. 4.
them.
Ordered, Chat the foregoing notice hr I.....
mt the Court House doorof -aIl county, IH. ."
published ia the Weekly Clarion, o. urv-rrr..
published in the City Jackson, MISSISSIPPI
for four consecutive weeks.
true copy.
W. y. PNsoS. Solr
Dec. IL, lS72wit
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'rhc STATE Of yIissIssiPpi, Choctnw
County.
Before the Clerk ut Rules, the 3d Mon.
day in November, 1873.

NJ. -. l.. HOWELL
No. l2JI W.
Unknown Persons.
VyO Unknown Persons claiming or having Hn
interest, either legal or equitable, FOO NH
lands hereinafter dcscr ibed, 90 the um- tNr
same were sold for taxes, and am such other
persons as may be Interested therein.
You win take notice that NJ. ID. l Howe.
has filed his bin i'm the Chnucery tourtU. u.I
county. ~ have his tax title tO the ilIINHIu.
lands confirmed, to-wit:
East half of u W quarter mud W. qunr.rr"
n w quarter of Section n, 4. 80, Il. lUcaal
You are hereby notified that mlo-. N0H b.
and appear before % term of the thlnguE
Court of said county, 40 be hello iu hc tou
House of said county, iu thc towu a.. L.-
Grange, on the first Monday of FcbruoTF a
-. 1873, 10 plead, answer or demur thereto tO.
same Will be taken as confessed u7 q" tHeW-
Ordered, that the foregoing notice bo posted
ut the Court House door of said county. auI I.
published IN the Weekly Clarion. % newspaper
published ia the Guy OF Jackson, tur lo"U ..n.
sccutIVc weeks.
true copy.
QUtSN ~ HoLt oWAY, Solr.s.
Dec. ~. I~t2W ID
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Monuments, Tombs, Etc.

THE undersigned having accepted the
Agency of J. j. Riecys Marble Works,
Vicksburg, respectfully solicits orders for
Monuments, Tombs, Head-St0ucs, slabs, Lime
stone Caps, Stills and Gaps ipr Buildings. se-
lections can DE made from Specimen Book. or
new designs will be furnished 10 order. viii
guarantee 10 FIJI orders at Eastern prices, and
give satisfaction in all cases.
DANL KAVANAUGH.
Jackson, Oct %, IS72tf
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Would You like 20 subscribe for Dickens
Household Words 20 inquired a magazine
accent. g / guess not-household words have
nlaved the dickens with me long enough"
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"A helping word to ore in trouble Is often
NE switch on railroad track-but one
inch between wreck and smooth rolling
prosperity,
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OEa! TEB

DUGGHEs! BUGGIES--fresh arriva
I'D Also, Bull-Tongues, Half-Shovels and
sweeps,-Sweeps s., at reasonable figures, al
june2 II. +. STEERS
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House, Sign and Ornamental Painter
INIT AToR OF WOODS AND MARBLES,
Glazing, Paper Hanging, w-hItcu-
ing and Wall COIOrIng.
Orders left OF Mr.. A. C. Kerris grocery store.
on State street, will be properly attended 20.
may7swtf
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CHANCERY COURT.
Eirrt Rfnfrict HEimds Gumnlr-
Butler Pitkiu s Coz

At Rules before the Clerk, Nov. 18th
1872 Third Monday in Nov, 1872.
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1872. 1872
500, 900 Worth of Goods to be Sacrificed


ROBINSON & STEVENS.
state street, IA GIBSON, MISS,
Pee
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
HATS, CAPS BOOTS SHOES, CLOTHING FURNISHING GOODS
CARPETS, HARDWARE, CRocKERY, GROCERIES, &c,
TIan have ever yet presented
DRESS GOODS especial attention.
sa's s s @ @ % o s a e s n s
testimony ~ "
IRISH Popns at cents worth 81 90 Evening Silks
from o
sACQUEs sHAwLs SKIRTS and Wool Knit Goods will
be replete the of the In
White Goods Ribbons Notions and Fashionable Novelties
goods speciality guan
tee perfect satisfaction purchasers Our
Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods
Stock unusually
ton tempting prices In
Boots. shoes and Plantation Goods
generally also anywhere
w sS 89Sn ss s. Rs5f1y a.s %
& aa o RUGS
100 SETS OF FURs,
Always pas's s % 5ss asta ca. am s our
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S5fo G0O pr dsyi Arsnts vantsd Az ,sss,s q arlHF
% " p-W Te o. either OLD. make
~ their spare che imu chan alFtHa
Particulars address ruItlaai, Eaaa
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CARRIAGES for little Babiea-plentwa 40
~ them. At n. =. STEERS.
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For SaIa.

JUST RECEIVED a. ron gALB
Red Glover Seed.
Orchard Grass Seed.
Red Top Seed
And various kinds Of Field Seeds.
W Aou M. u. GlAAk.
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be
cannot by
M Panosa
dNohC hundre
go throughout sne
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Kentucky State lottery

One CnnitnIPrizc Of
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QUISN ~ HOLLOWAY, Solr's.
Dec. ~, l-12wlt
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The STATE Of Mississippi. Chocmu
County.

T. Weathcrau,
No. 522l VS.
Unknown Person
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Ro. s. HUpsoN, Att y.
December b, lsi2.wjt
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a." Boy Lost"

The following beautiful waif, which we
ind atioat in the newspaper sea, we publish,
being confident that it viii repay a perusal
I
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-09-21

JOCKEY CLUB MEETING.-As,will be seen
referring to an advertisement in to-
Us APPEAL, a meeting of those inter
ted in demonstrating the old Carson
ty Jockey Club is called for next Thurs
V evening, the Goth instant. When We
|aect that othing more conduces to the
otitable business of the town than well
|nducted races put upon the course I'M
the rules Of IA Jockey Club, whose Of
! ers know what they are about, enough
crest should be felt in the matter to
sure a hearty response to this call, and
no less hearty furtherance OF the OBJ
It which is in view. The fact is, the
Erson Course is the best in the State,
| d we doubt if it is excelled in point of
: essential capacities of race track
any course on this coast; and now
1T we are connected with California by
We ought to get up some races which
| 4 induce good attendance both OF
II and horses from the other side of
Sierras
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On! YE HowLERs.-There was time
when wood was hauled for many miles
with teams, down the mountains, over
rough and expensive roads; was even
then drug in the market, and not worth
more than five or six dollars per cord.
Then came fumes that brought it from
far up the summit and delivered it to us
at less expense to manufacturers than be-
fore, and a hundred times as fast. And
finally came the railroad, that was to kill
the wood business as the fumes Were
going to do; and yet, with all of these
improvements to cheaper the expense Of
manufacturing and transporting, wood
has gone up to ten and eleven dollars per
cord. We ought to congratulate the wood
men on their good fortune, but there is
much growing by vast number of peo-
pie in town, with the prospect before
them of paying these prices all Winter
for the wood that they must have.
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Col. CURRY HAS ARRIVED. - That
took place yesterday and many may have
seen him, but as the Col. is the father of
this town we announce with pleasure
his return from the East. He was at
Louisville, Nashville and all the villcs
large and small, back there in the States.
We understand he has made arrange
ments to settle those Indian tribes he
went to look after on his reservation
back of Empire, at the mouth of the
Curry tunnel where the water from
Washoe lake enters the valley as it comes
through the mountain. The Col. dom
90 fooling around the country for moth
iny, and this time he comes back with
the agency of coal company, and he
proposes to burst the corner on wood,
or make Il fortune out of his coal. He
proposes to furnish coal SO as to be
cheaper to consumers than wood at five
dollars cord.
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NEEDED REPAIRs.-We take the credit
of course, of the repairs made on Carson
street, by our local calling the attention
of the Commissioners to the necessity of
this work. Commissioner Cheney set his
men at work in earnest and took out the
hume which was found to be broken in
such a manner as to obstruct the flow
of the water and turn it into the street.
1t is now repaired as good rs new. We
commend the promptness of the Commits
sioners in looking after these bad spots
in onr streets as soon as brought to their
notice.
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Iosr AND FoUND.-Mrs. j. Neeley
lnson a short time since lost a fine
| valuable jeweled ring. 1t was un-
,wn whether it was lost or stolen.
notified the jewelers. of the town of
fact, and the other day Mr.. de Neuf
covered it on the hand of an Indian.
Washoe brave said his papoose
nd it while playing in the sand. Mr..
Neuf returned it to its owner, and the
properly rewarded the Indian for
honesty In fact $500 ring in the
ds of some white men would have
l less safe than with this native.
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A Few OF THEM Lkrr.-We find now
and then one of those big teams with
from twelve to sixteen animals and three
or four wagons. They used to be COM
mon, but the iron horse is the best nag
and mule teams, in the language of H. g.,
must ''so West" A few are engaged in
hauling lumber from Lake Tahoe and
Little Valley. and some come in from the
south, bringing ore and taking back goods
for the mining camps. We saw one Of
these old fashioned conveyances yester-
day, with a big, nlkali-covered driver, and
long Missouri black-snake. He was
riding his nigh wheeler, and jerking his
one rein as happy as a Prince, and a hun
dred bells on his mules Ike pit time to the
rolling wheels.
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A INV Enthusiastically we had the
pleasure of witnessing the starting up for
the first time of new Touring and bar
ley mill, owned by Mr.. Peters, situate on
Carson sire, t, an NJ h of Davis d Co. S
planning mill. This is an experiment util-
lzing the water that flows through town
to mechanical purposes. This little
stream with twenty-six feet fall, turns a
strange kind of wheel that runs his mill.
The trial was very satisfactory, as only
about half the capacity of water was
turned on. and yet the wheel did good
work. We pronounce it a success, and
wonder why some enterprisins cuss
did not think of it before, and use the
power that has lain idle until this Sum-
mer, and for six or eight months in the
year used by no one. A million dollars
might have been made in the last twelve
years by the use of this water as mo
tive power i'll manufacturing.
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U. S. BRANCH MINT REPORT. to-
tai amount of mixed bullion, gold and
silver received at the Carson Mint yes
Comstock lode for melting and assay. On
the same day 1900 quarter dollars, to-
gether with 1900 dimes were coined.
by Virginia and Truckee Railroad going
east this morning, the Treasurer of the
Mint shipped to the Bank of California
Virginia City, six bars of impaired gold
and silver, worth together SIS, sos 53, 60
ing to the credit of the Crown Point mine,
Gold Hill, Nevada.
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The RED MEMS BALL POSTPONED
The Washoe City Red Men have con-
Guided to postpone the holding of their
ball one week from the day originally an
nounced, that is to say, it will come off
ON the evening of Thursdays October, l
instead of September a a. first an
nuunced.
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OFFICERS OF THE GRAND LODGE F. ant

A. M.-The officers elected for the en-
suing year by the Grand Lodge of the
State Of Nevada, F. & A. NJ, which has
been in session in Virginia City during
the past week. are as follows: w. A. NJ.
Van Bokkelen, G. NJ; r. w Bollen, d.
G. NJ; NJ. A. Murphy, S.G. W.; J. l..
Robertson. J. G. W.; S.W. Chubbuck, G..
T.; r. H Taylor, G. s. These officers
We're installed on Thursday evening, by
by p. &. NJ, George Robinson.
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ST. PETERS CHURcH.-Services will be
held tomorrow at II A. NJ. and at ~ p.
NJ. Sunday school at 2:20 o'clock. All
are cordially invited to attend Right
Rev. Bishop Whitaker will preach in the
evening.
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DISTRICT CoURr-C. N. HARRIS, juno,

DISTRICT CoURT-C. N. HARRIS, JUDGE.
This Court was in session yesterday pur-
suant to adjournment. But little bust
ness was transacted. Cases called and
continued; some until to-day; others to
October, and some for the term.
Adolphus Champagne, subject of Great
Britain, took out his final papers as a
citizen of the United States.
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Personal. Hon. j, W. Haiues of
Douglas county and Judge c. N. Harris
of Washoe made us pleasant call at our
office on Yesterday. We are always glad
to see our friends.
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NEVADA BASEBALL CLUB.

This club is composed ofpicked members
of the Silver Star Club of Carson, and
the Social Club of Virginia, and is a new
organization for the purpose of visiting
California and playing few games with
the crack clubs on that side of the noun
tains just for fun and to have good
time generally. Mr.. James Finney of the
Mint is the manager of the new enter
prise, on the part of the Carson club.
They purpose starting next week andm may
be gone ten or twelve days. In days
gone by we have had pride in our Silver
Stars and we expect to hear good reports
from this new combination when they
meet those sun-struck, cow-county excre-
SCIENCES of Sacramento valley and the
fossilized barnacles of the Bay.
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ALIVE FRU1T.-We have noticed in

ALIVE FRU1T.-We have noticed in
rambles about town, many fruit trees
ying full of fruit. The Apple seems
rive best, as the trees are loaded, and
:ruit is large and healthy. Pears and
MS do splendidly, and the variety is
erous and quality fine. There is no
er any doubt about this country be-
:apable of producing fruit in large
titles and varieties, and of far srl-
,r quality to that produced in Cali
a. The late frosts in the spring is
,nly draw back to large yield every
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MINING STOCK REPORT.

reported daily. specially for the New APPEAL.
by RICE ( PETERS, Stock Brokers, in Wells
Fargo l. Co.'S Office, Carson.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

|RNsBY HoUsE-B. H. MEDER 4 son PRoPRIEToRs
v Haines 4 Johnson Oliver
Eastuu p H Claeton " Pray
+ Wheeler Carrel Merchant
ktnCIlr Denis
ct. CHARLES HOTEL-GEo. TUFLY PROPRIETOR.
L Higgins S B Buckley J McTurck
Edwards kohnsamm W CrySt
boler JChl Black
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POLITICAL ANNOU NCEMENTs.
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Can always be had at this market; also, SUPE-
RIOR CoRNED BEEF for family use.
BY careful attention to business and prompt
delivery Of all orders, when desired, the under.
hopes to merit share Of patronage.
LIT JOHN p. NEDER.
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MORNING REPORT.

l25 Ophir. .......73. IN, n, 10. 701t.
SO Gould Carry .195 so, 1877 4, 205 b30, 1875
2UJ BIO, 10, $50, 1876.
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ST. CHARLES HorEL-GEo. TUrLY PROPRIETOR
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HoUsE-B. H. MEDER 4 son PRoPRrEToEs.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-13
eEmlNSuLAR MEWs.

2 A new race course ,s being laid out near
Esston. = u o1 .1ns- .s5{ s...-
IL is proposed to make Easton the place 'or
holding tie Congressional Convention ior 'he
First District Of Maryland
The corn in Talbot county is being greatly
damaged by a little bug similar to the insect
which cuts the melon sines
The Talbot County Democratic Convention
met in Eas,on, on Tuesday. Three Delegates to
the State Convention were elected.
The Commissioner of Apnis Arundel county
win Law a tax of el.OoO to pay sor shooang crows
1000 "crow scslps" having been produced this
year. Mt 81 a scalp.
. One day last week, . negro boy about len
years old named 4 lfted Wright wh le left alone
in charge Of an infant child Of Edward New
mans, near Woodland Station. opened drawer
and got possession Of an old pistol. and while
PLAYING with it, il exploded, the ball taking
effect in the side Of the child lying in the cradle
killed Instantly, and parties are all coIored
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