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, 1874-07-04

4 good deal has been written about tho polltl-
cal situation In South Carolina; and incidentally
It has been shown that tue State officers aro for
the most part raHoals, that tho State Treasury Is
bankrupt, aud that tho tux loy1ea aso 80 ont Of
proportion to the valuation Of property as to be
equivalent almoat to con6scatlon. An additional
chapter In thls shameful story is Furnished by
the correspondent Of Now York Journal. 11o
tas beon at somo pains to ascertain
the condition Of tho schools aud ehurohoe.
Tue schools arc reported aR being
much better than could be expected, but
what Ia good In them 10 in spite OF tho State I'd
, 1874-07-04

forces to those Of 8orrano. May II, Do IL Con-
chs nas At Portu9aloto, on tho 12tt, At Sonar
roatro, on tho 18Th, At sopuorta, on tho 17tb,
1t orduna Vitoria on tho 10Th, and on June
at Lagrono. His plan was to drive the Oarltata
into small district without any resources. and
then to dictate tor1ns to thom. Ho marched into
tho Province Of Navarro. intending to establish
fortified limo to prevent tho Carlists advancing
beyond It. In consequence. tho Carlsts wore
fornod from Durango 10 Esto3iA. Ho had up1cr
Ills command $4,000 men tho Oar1ats only
u, 600. Juno 25 10 began his attack on Estolla,
aud on tho following Sunday was Hhot, aftor
his army Ind boon dofoated and whtlo they vore
retroatlnK in o ruuk.
, 1874-07-04

It has boon decided by tho Supreme Court Of
the United 8tatos In the recent case Of Rees Us.
Tho City Of 1Yaterto,on that, whore tho officers
Of raupieipa! corporation oyado wiliul'y tho OK
ecution Of a Judgment against it, tue United
Courts have no authority to levy tax to pay tho
Judgment that although Court Of tho Unised
statos has, In o proper case, juristltotion to
issue writ Of mandamus to compel tho officers
Of municipal corporation to lovy tax, it can-
not direct tta own officer, uudor auy oirouu-
stances to enforce tho writ by leVying on the
property OF individuals, unless expressly author
tzol to do 40 by State enactment.
Tho facts in tic case are those. Tho City OF
Watortown, WIS.,, iasuod tts bonds to aid In the
construction Of the Watertown d Madison Hail-
road Company. RooB, tho plaintiff. waa tho
owner Of some Of these bonds. Tho City Of
Wato1town rofuaod to pay thosn. nees suod
soyora! times, and recovered judgments anouut-
Ing In tho aggregate to $11.0e0.S0. Executions
we're issued, but returned unaatiHled. Hs then
procured from the United Statos Circuit Court
peremptory writ Of n.andan'us directing tho
City OF Watortown to levy and co'loct tax upon
its taxable property to pay tho Judgments, but.
bofore tho writ could DO served, majority Of
the mombors Of tho City Council resigned
their Offices. Proceedings On tho mandan,us
after this ceased. This was In 1903. In 1860 a
loyy Of tho tax WAS evaaed in = similar way. And
90 In 1s7o.- Tho plaintiff tllod bill asking the
aid of the Courta Of the United 6tAtes to subject
taxabIp property OF tho City OF Watertown to the
payment OF hta Judgments, and that tho har-
sha1 Of the district might DO empowered to seize
and sail 10 much ef It ~ might bs necessary, aud
, 1874-07-04

Tho latest thing which has landed On LIT.
Ararat since Nonh'a ark is newspaper which
has recently boon started by soms American
pilgrims. It is called IYhifs from Ara,'at. Tho
first number contains some interesting informa-
tlon for the pilgrims In tho shape Of tho market
quotations Of Armenian girls for wives. They
range from $40 to $50, according to ago. Now
Tint newspaper is published on hit. Ararat,
tho entorpriso Of tho modern reporter may load
to tho discovery Of some remnants Of Noaha
craft,
, 1874-07-04

In an article yesterday, reviewing lottery
acheme in the City Of Dubuque, Ia, NO spoke Of
Judge Loue aa ono whoae name Ind been un-
pleasantly connected with proposed lottery at
DeBMoincs last winter. This was mistake for
JudRe Cole Tho nnmo Of Judge Lovo, Of tho
United States District Court, hns ne7er boon
associated ntll any such enterprise.
, 1874-07-04

Erncat ortwein, who has been sentenced to
death by Court atting at Pittsburg, numbered
= family OF flve pcrBons living noar that city,
aud burned the house ever them. He ia crazy
brute. His punishment is not too heavy. There
IRE too many crazy brutes about.
, 1874-07-04

Dlr. Decchor's regular "Ftiday evening talk >
for this weok was rnado up almoat entirely fron,
his personal history, yot ho said nothing Of that
part of his hiatory which the people most caro-
to hear about. Now York journal puts tho
fact concisoly when 1t says: VII Mr. Boocher
is innocent hiB silence is foolish, II he is guilty.
il La Ysisnh
, 1874-07-04

Tho Alta California, Of Sun Francisco, atatoa
that in September. 1879, Tho Surveyor 1onoral
reported that thoro wero thon a, ,482, ,514 grnpc-
vinoa in tho Btato and that In tho previous yoar
thcro had becn made ,00t gallons Of wino.
Throo counties wero not included in the report.
Every county In tho State has Vineyards oxoopt
four, and tho Average number Of yinoa to
county is half q million. Many oountios haye
ovor million, and tho vineyards extend from
Bisklyon to San Diego. The srcs ooycrcd by tho
v1nea ls 40 900 aoros, or something over 100 yinen
to an nero. There havo boon comparatively faw
vinos sot out Within tho last thrco years 60 that
all tho vines are now bcartng. 4 largo propor-
tion Of tho vineu arc Of varicsics imported from
Europe. purchased In Franco, Germany. Austria,
Spain, and Italy. Whom planted, they roqufro
cloho attention until they begin to bear. Tho
Average coat for labor, cuttings, and interest IL
$50 por aero for tic four yoars In Which they arc
coming to maturity. Tho avorage value Ia 94D0
por aero, though tbere aro many vineyards that
yfold 600 An aero profit annually. An
ayorago crop Of nhito Muncat Is 5000 pounds
though largo crop ia $1,000 pounds to tho
tho expense ia $780, leaving from e2o0
to $500 an acre profit. Tho Flame
Tokay, tbs Black Hamburg, and tho Rose
Of Perm pay from $500 to 5000 an acre profit
ANNUALLY. The average yield Of vino from the
zlnnndel, Roalln9, Berger, Black Malvotalo,
doldcn Ohassolas, Frontignan Muscat. and
German MuBoat Is 500 gallons por aero. Thfs
vino when sir months old solls at rs cents q
gallon, and tho oxpenaes are not over $500.
Tho common price Of Mission grApes is about
$40 per ton not; this is equivalent to $50 per
aero, Or q profit OF eco per acre. In many dis
tricta vineyards arc paying good Incomes. on
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OH Gbms<nDn Unibuoae.
Saturday Morning, July 4, 1874.
THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.

TIE TRIBUNE will be tsRued tomorrow ~ usual,
and tho Counting.Room will DO oron to-day ~ On
other days for the trAnsaction Of business.
, 1874-07-04
ATLANTA COTTON EXCHANGE,

was orgauzel lero to-day. 4. ". Mitohsll Pros-
ldout, aud i. y. Wight. aeoyssarY,
, 1874-07-04

DEXTER FAnK--Last day Of tho rsoos.
, 1874-07-04

ApELpH1 Tl1EATRE-Co.ner of Wabaah tyenue
and Nong,ras atreet Variety performance. Nooinson
&truspe,T Afternoon and 9yeuIng.
, 1874-07-04

11VENTY-rH1Rp.sT. nAsR BALL GROUNDS
gains botVepn tho noatona and Chteagos
, 1874-07-04

ACADEMY OF MUSIC street. bstwssn ~ Msd;
tsGp paSt ssa a'n5eS NJ nfs:cs anG Rssnns,
- FotrsrYh u and IL Fool Of the Family"
, 1874-07-04
POLITICAL,
The Nomination Of Mr.. M. C. Kerr for
Congress by the Democrats Of
the Third Indiana District.
An 1ntorvlcW with Tint 0ontlenan..Uis
Flows on tho Finance Question.
The Arkansas Constitutional Con.
vention Overwhelmingly
Conservative,

The Democratic Convention in tho
Third Congregational District OF I'm.
dtnnn-An 1ntorvtcsv with tho Hon.
III. O. Kcrr, Itu Nominee.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-01

go do rot longer delay 7 seeking I
aHls existence, Suffering sill ihs /
rusto-e yea 10 TisnTa..s' health! '
1:.ay +. cover tie tull viF,r cf ls8l,
Re cuaatis-n. t..Usa.Ca, ectvtui.
asthma, C.sS-IE. Ltalt i Is.aes- 6
T. CGI1r GlI II .hc Doctors ;tN
tb-ic suGtraEs zEt ~ys.crs than t.
r-.Lt sCI-.=-s vLclA IA tEe Use
Ia, II ~ N, 81 .I-T yp'I &c u
l3,.t -i,hvc v,y-,- -
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C.ECiaE ssGTiCE.

vh~ srr'sr from DySTersts. T1rFi.esli1a, ar3
los = arrctzte. aim ven ,sii. b. G.s..;E H--
II --'S rdfs,l y Z lit3,gs eject q Itri. q
cJrS; 10y .r- : plrasaGt SID iaNi- retire
tonic. -Ttt endorsed and recommended b. cEl!
NEST ,rufUcas Physicians isS per C. rtiiicate 90
each iotticl fer all COIN: Ets # the Liver ard
Digestive Grams. As . family -:cIic!Ee til :
Is.ve 70 egs.sl.
S.. at.ve.,.aa;r.e--E IL -. tbt- ,IcGr-
I.chi'-Sn
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TIE REscGs. v:!!;f.

,.:.c er,-sli..l = - IL nd = th2>sez's -
CIR ci.izlls. sly i: Is the IEL BitteGs have
achieved such poFul.riiy with the public, and
have such 81 ...aI-.yIsc s.il:' The rrss,U Is
bS..Es, tAs. .v5 81 - and well established
a.tic.s. saI =. nd from tn. mCs: chose
htIls AZ -1ots: tt.e many 10 have tried them.
testify to iaeir bcE,ficial qualities anu have 70
hesitation il. -,coLlrs-I,,srs them 10 their
afflicted friends.
Tho sss saEucw'eised 10 =. tie -: ,ccie
and sscup5rS:o- LE1wE; tl.eT tuIih t.r the sys
ten AMI iIc-aft strength tn III. veai a1i *
I.sls.ci aaI 80 cs,'orss:l RI retor,-a:, add by
cur most eiainsEt F3ysicisEs Jasper certificates
q esci bclr:.i. Tc those afflicted with the
Dyspepsia. I-iis s;i-u and less Of .I.esite, IS
5;osi puri ser thy .-s.p,ss 81 c:h,rso csHcd
;o1i,s SLicl. lss- l,seiy 1-.n Placed n Tie
-1-rset.
10 fly a!.5.!I /. Nil :. ;n.n. s-i1
gvC-- ,-G-s-
Ii L.,S-ftS : CO,
Se,c Troafi,t,rs. Us -: s..
mel. = Il S-n fEs1 90
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POOLE & HUNT, of Baltimore,
whose reputation as Founders and
Machinists has become national with
in the past twenty-five years, apr ears
elsewhere in our columns in an adj
yertisement of their well-known and
highly regarded Jas. Leffci Turbine
Water Wheel, as we'll as in enumer-
alton of various other lines Of their
manufacture. We invite, for this
firm, the favorable consideration oil
those of our readers who may be in
need of anything in their line: their
machinery, wherever used, best speak
ing for Itself al regards quality,
durability and capacity for the work
designed. Send for their circulars
before purchasing elsewhere.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-09-12

THE BAPTIST PRoTRACTED meeting
at Moss Point was closed up on last
Sunday night. Ed. Hayden lett be-
Ire the close to attend another meet
ing. Ed. Ratchet remained to the
close, and preached thee word with
great power. Three were bap'ised
there in the river on Sunday morning
The Baptist Church was completed
IN its organization at ii o'clock, win
twenty four members, and the Lords
Supper vas administered al night al
ter ancient custom.
The entire community showed us
great Kindness and attention, and
gave to US good congregations at ey'
cry service. The Lord reward them
J. b. HAMBERLTN,
Missionary &c.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-09-12

~ y. Wetmorc-The ol iborate
advertisement of Mr. n. %. Wefm1re.
| Louisiana State Agent Of tho Patrons
Of Ilusbaudfy will be found n anoth.
er column. and should be read with
care by every planter and merchant
in the country. The following notice
Of this gentlcman's Agency and eslab-
lishment from d New Orleans OK
change will be read with interest. at
the same time a p%erusal of Mr.. Wet.
more's advertisement in our columns
will fully explain the workings and
intentions of tits Grange establish.
ment. That these agencies through.
ont the United states have ceased TO
be an experiment, but have become
an accomplished fact, is well known
to every farmer who has in any way
investigated the matter, and they
have proven n source OF ~pecnaiary
gain to all who ave taken advani-
age Of them, either by cousigning
them products, or m9king them the
N dium Of purchasing supplies. ma.
chinery. etc. Mr.. Wetmorc, the gen,
tIeman in charge If our State Agency
is we'll known for his high sense of
honor aud admirable administrative
abilities, his name being synonymous
with success in all lie undertakes. He
has made all necessary arrange
ments for conducting this agency as
it should be done, renting that large
and co~mmodious store, No. 1865 GRAY,
Ter street, he is prepared 10 receive
and store an immense amount. OF
goods. The lower floor, is admirably
itted up for the display of machinery,
agricultural Implements, etc, which
will be sold on a small commission,
ami we have but one word Of advice
TO give Western. Eastern and North
ern manufacturers, etc, and that is to
secure space in Mr.. Wetmore's Expo
sition for the display of their goods,
his sales are made for cash, and no
member of the Grange order of the
Southwestern States will buy that
class of goods in this market without
first examining his stock.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-09-12

What's the matter with our young
men that they don't go to work and
organize a Military Company. There
are now two companies in Harrison
county-one at Handsome aad one
OF Biloxi-yet in Jackson we have
none. As we said last week we have
plenty of fine material, a good compa-
ny would provo beneficial to the
m embers and TO the place and we
trust there will be no longer delay
A citizen said to us last week, Il will
subscribe to building such a company,
a Hall. and will furnish q lot If they
can get no BETTER
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Ca R IL.
CA B.
TEXAS GRIND PRIZE CONCERT,

TEXAS GRIND PRIZE CONCERT,
Postponed TO October 22nd, 1874
The Hon. jas. r. d. Wilson Mayor,
of Houston, aud the City Council endorse
the enterprise as follows:
BoUsroN, TEXAS, April 20, 1874.
We the under sigued regard the Real
Estate Distribute n, which j. Il. Foster
proposes TO make on the 22d OF October
next, in this city, rs circulated 10 pro-
mote improvements, and placing within
the reach OF many, who otht rwise would
he unable, a chance To stcurs a home
for them and their families, aud having
from our long acquaintance with him,
every conf lence in his integrity, We feel
Justified III sayilg that we bell We he will
carry out his Distribution honestly aud
fairly according to bis advertised plan.
Signed by the Mayor, the Hon. JAS.
T. d. Wilson, and City Councli.
Capital prize, SIS 600 Gold: ten Reei-
idence in Houston Population 20 600,
and the Railroad centre of the tate; $50
tracts of land in different portions OF the
state. Value OF prIz s $146, 900; 73 600
tickets, at 50 each. The management
are so well convinced Of the success OF
of the Enterprise. that they feel justified
in promising to refund every ceut of
money, if the drawing does not take place
on the 22l of October EVERY PRIZE All
in full, whether all the tickets are sold
or not. Send for circular. Agents
wanted,
Il, w, HOUSE, Treasurer, Address
j. e. Foster, Manager Houston Texas.
aug22.2m.
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W HARRINGTON 4 10.


We mka plefssr ia .afiymHf a4
feadef* th8t IT, ss aft aH If tHa ss
eut.ga Csmmtf en Bf fbe HiHIa
Gf8aae "a N Mf s. Htr
flegt8a h4s HaH sfHaiufa at A8eHt.
% mfaeai Csc lots W Harrington
The business wilt. hoNegeF, hs e1H
T finusI umdff fHe ama Hame 81 hHfe
foi1fe fW HARRINGTON " Col 1hf
4 iho hfst ard lending GRANGE Agcn.
ey bow fle SnadhHmf. Mr w. ftaf
ritgion was appointed abUut q ye8f
agp nv the State Grange Of " isia.
slpw as fhcif Agent here. llc aftors
word received a similar appointment
from the State Of ksnsas which was
followed by au appointment fJr per
forming che sumo service Tor tho Pat-
Rms ~ Loniyiqua, being appointed by
the State Grange VI Louisiana. at ifs
frat annual meeting. IN December
last. then agoiu, ~ February hst be
received The appointment Of Agent for
Tie State Of Alatama, dus showing
lie great confidence tic Patrons had
in the honesty apd ability Of Mr..
Harrington, IN which be fully Gus
Ia ned himself by the large Business
entrusted 10 his carc, aud invhich such
general satisfaction has been given to
nearly all whose interests he had to
guard. In the .ouer0us Duties Of is
large business he found il advisable
to associate with him his brother, Mr..
X. Harrington. as well as employ an
able force Of clerks from among the
best business men of this city. Thus
prepared, during the past year he
was able to do a large amount oil bus
mess, and save many thousands OF
l., oIlars to the Patrons, in the sales OF
their products and the purchases of
their supplies. This Agency has been
wisely continued; and with the past
years experience as a guide, will he
enabled in the coming season to rem
der the Patrons even better service
Than MISUNDERSTANDING increased
their facilities in every way, aud de-
termined to do faithful work in the
interest Of the Order. Their ar
fragments with manu- acturers OF ag-
r~icuItural implements, machinery, and
supplies of every kind, are at such
terms that Patrons will find it to
their interest to order through them.
The Patrons will continue to address
W. Harrington & Co., as heretofore.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-09-12

CHURCH ORGAN OR PIANO. Parties
desiring to purchase a Piano or Church
Organ will find it to their interest to ad-
dress the Star Office as we are willing to
make liberal discount on the Agents pub
ished prices.
N. b, As we learn that some persons
have supposed that it is a secondhand
piano we wish to dispose of, We desire to
state that we have no such piano OF
church organ to sell, but that they ere
IRAN NEW /; now at the Salesroom in
Mobile and subject to our order tt.
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CoTroN TIES Dealers in Iron
Cotton Ties, Planters and Country
Merchants generally, will notice the
Card addressed TO them. found in our
columns, by r. w. Rayne q Co. oil
New Orleans, General Agents OF the
American Cotton Tie Co., and will
govern themselves accordingly. The
best ties in the market. a be pro-
cured at the lowest market rates from
this house or their agents in the
cities enumerated.
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Punt 10 School AT Moss PoISr.

Punt Io SCHOOL AT Moss PeIST.-
A meeting Of the school patrons oil
Moss Point was held on Saturday
18th ult., at which the following
gentlemen we're elected Trustees
dessrs. DR.. Il. +. Griffin, Col. 7. j.
Borden and A. A. Mckay. A
school was organized at Live Oak
Academy and tho following teachers
appoinled-Principal, Prof. W. ].
Whyte, Assistants. Fl. 1. D novan
Mis-. NJ. T.. Cassiiy.
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FIRST DISTRICT CHANDLER.
In the county Of Hancock, on the lat Monday
0f May and Noy emher aud continue II days.
IN the county OF Harrison, on the ord Monday
of April and Dftober, aud couiinre ~ days.
In The county of jackson. on the let Mdnd
of April and October. anl eulH inne - days,
In the county of Perry, on the first Monday
III March and September, aud conlinue sS jrys.
In the county Of J"uea, on the 2ud Monday OF
March and September and continue six days.
In the ralhty Of Marion, on the 5rd. Mon
tsy of March and sept. aud continne six days.
In The ,snnty Of Pearl, on the 4th, Monday
ot March and September, and continue six days
ks
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DIVINE SEAvIcEs.-Rev. B. Jones of
the Methodist Church will hold Divine
Service at Moss Point on the LIST, and 3rd,
SUNDAYS OF zach month at IL O'Clock A.
NJ, and at 7 p. NJ.
Prayer Meetings every Thursday night
al 7 O'Clock.
On the "a Sundays Of the month, at
IL A. NJ. and 4 p. Al. OF Scranton
AeyrIr is hoped the Poblic generally
viii attend. II
REGULAR PREACHING. ED. j. b. Ham
berlin Baptist will hereafter preach
monthly at
Ocean springs, 1st sunday.
Handsburo, Fad
Pass Christian, 3rd i" in the Masonic
Hall.
Moss Point, All sunday.
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uHANcEhY CoURr-Ffnsr Dmrncr.


III the county Of Perry, on the first Monday Of
u%annary, April, July, aud October, and continue
SIX days.
IN The county Of Green. on the second Monday
~ Jnmtrs. April, Jdty and October, aud cou-
tiuue six DAYS.
IN tls county Of Jacksuu OFT the third Monday
bf january, April July and October aud continue
Twelve DAYS,
In the county Of Harrison, on the first Mon 'ay
after HE FORTH Monday OF january, April, July
October and and continue twelve days.
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Il. f. VIRGEN continues 10 hold
forth at No. 90 Gravier St., New
Orleans, and disposcs of the best OF
Garden and Grass Seeds, Garden
Implements, Fertilizers &c. lie
makes known his business through
your STAR, therefore, patronize him,
besides you cannot do better any
where.
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Our PREMIUM GUN will be
this moth. No person be drawn
included who has not paid up his
subscription. There are several on
our books who will please take
notice.
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Blank applications for membership
will be furnished to the oranges, Tor
one dollar per hundred. All other
printed matter for u brother
Patrons at first cost. II.
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MERCHANTS please take notice. thai the
LARGEST, hest selected and cheapest
wholesale stock of ready-made Fall and
Winter Clothing ever brought to Mobile
is now ready for inspection at the Nam
moth Clothing House of NJ. p. LEVY
q CO., Nos. le, 1S and 20 North Water
street, Mobile. Ala.
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COMPETITION DEFIED. = Goods aud
Prices are guaranteed as GOOD and as Low
as the same can be purchased East, North
and West, at the Mammoth Clothing
House of NJ. p. LEVY & CO.. Nos. 16.
IS snd 20 North Water street, Mobile,
Ala.
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TnE STATE or Mtssts1rrG
Jackson County.
All persons IN tniS county desiring eny
changes or transf r. 10 b. nude III the
real estate assessment, Will piaaae c1me
for ward. Such changes will he MODS Ay
tho Assessor NJ the Clerk office up to the
18Th day of September, 1874
Bu15 I'd G.. A. RABY, Assessor.
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DIVINE SERvIcEs.-Rcv. Mr.. Jones
breaches at the School House today,
Saturday and Tomorrow, at il a
m. and 4 D. m.
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JusTtcF CouRts-Regulsr terms Of Justice
Court viii lie held in District No. 3 as follows,
10 vii, Al Moss Pointan the second saturday,
and at Scranton on the first Monday after they
fourth Saturday in each month.
w. N. HULTOS, J. p.