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The Greenville times., 1875-07-24

Tillman Cox a loborer on the
wayside plantation, while clear
;ng a niece of-gfound short time
ago ..struck it rich." In turning
oyer a pile of frotten logs, he found
..surface indications" Of silver in
,be shape Of three pairs Of old
.nutrer-trays. Upon further
.earch, a large candle-stick was
,mearthed, and the last shovelfnll
o,uued out several dishes belong
mo TO a dinner set, all in silver.
These articles are supposed to
10 mart of the plate Of the late Ed
ward P. johnson, who with 9TH
avs during the war, placed guam
titv of silver ware in the care ol
.oue Ned Stewart, then a slave Of
the late Samuel Worthington
Ned was supposed to DC honest
hut like many a wiser man, yield
cd to temptation, and went ove'
TO the enemy with a barrel or two
of forks, spoons and tcapots. Thi'
lot he probably intended as sor
ofspecial deposit, to be used onl.
in case of emergency. Never hav
ing revisited the scenes Of hi
childhood, and dying in louisiana
shortly alter the close Of the war
he neglected to mention it in hi
hast will and testament, and hi
secret was buried with him.
Tillman Cox never having du
any silver out Of the ground i
that shape before, and being b
STATURE somewhat Of an imitation
ist, delivered the articles to paI
lies who will see that they lin
their way to che representative
of the former owner.
The Greenville times., 1875-07-24
HOMICIDE.

Brutus johnson was shot and
killed by Jerry Myers, In the upper
portion Of 1ssnquena county, July
i4tlf: the dece ased was the en-
ploycr ofJerry Myers, and the trou.
bic grew out of some sguabble con-
cerning the crop. Myers was ar
rested and committed by magis.
trute Pressell both colored.
The Greenville times., 1875-07-24
SKINNER " NIOoTZ.
CITY DRUG STORE.
y C. sKtxNEs, NJ. D. III Moorz Phamaeeu-t
We are opening first class DRUG STORE under
ALIEN ANDER'S HALL.
and aim to keep complete assortment of
Drugs and Chemically Pure Medicines,
Perfumery Soaps Brushes Fancy Articles

Mr. Mootz, a German graduate in pharmacy and an
accomplished chemist will attend to his special branch
of the business All prescriptions OF physicians will
be scientifically compounded. DR.. Skinner Will be
found at the Drug Store during tue day. and at his res
idence ON Main street during the night ready to attend
the calls of the sick.
We will be glad to receive friends and patrons at
Alexander's Hall until our new brick store is compile
ted of which due notice will be given. Govern your
selves accordingly.
The Greenville times., 1875-07-24

vicksburg cotton receipts for
last year were nearly as much as
st. Louis and shreveport's put
together. The estimate to Sept.
ember lst, 1874, for the year ending
then was l75,5Ss bales, divided as
follows: received by the VicHsbure
and Meridian railroad 80, ,5ss; from
the Yazoo and tributaries 62,
Sunflower and tributaries l2;ON
Mississippi FLYER and wagons 45,oOt
and Delta $4,000 bales Monitor.
The Greenville times., 1875-07-24
Painting, Photographs COlOred.

WM A.WALKEK, Portrait Pain
ter. Studio ut Gen. Ferguson's resi-
dence, is prepared to do all kinds
of painting. Photographs painted
IN all styles, from the card up Ia
life-sixe: Oil painting renders Them
permanent, like a portrait.
Artistic design f0r signs painted.
Specimens may be seen ut Post or
ice, Mr.. Finlny's drug store, and
Dr. l.ewis' store. - Leave orders
early, as Mr.. Walkers time is lin
tied.
The Greenville times., 1875-07-24

A sto.y comes from Blooming.
ton, Illinois, that q hen recently
laid an egg with the words "Frien
ship, love, and grace" engraved
upon It. Send her to Brooklyn
In less than week she would bt
nest-hiding in Plymouth pulpi
and laying eggs with "Gracc
mercy and peace" on them for th'
Rev. Henry's breakfast.
The Greenville times., 1875-07-24

Lady franklin, widow Of the
great explorer, and now u lady Of
great age, is dangerously III, in
London. Her friends have telc-
prnphed this news 10 Cyrus w.
Field, New York, saying that she
requests the churches Of America
to oller prayers for her.
The Greenville times., 1875-07-24

In 1851 Mr.. 4. &. Bailey resided
in an interior county of this State
with his wife and daughter, then
quite child. Early in the war he
enlisted in the army, and either
from being sick or wounded, lay a
long time in the hospital. Amid
the exigeneies Of war, eonmunica-
tion was cut off between him and
his family and i'm the meantime
circumstances compelled their re-
moval. Several other removals
took place subsequently, and. the
husband and his family lost all
track Of each other. After the
war was over Mr.. Baily sought his
family in every direction, but
could learn no tidings of them, and
mourned them as dead. After
abandoning the search for them
he removed to Oregon, where he has
practiced law ever since. Having
business in st. Louis, he arrived in
the city day or two ago. aud yes
terday, in looking over tho di.ec
tory. he found the name Of a lad,
identical with that of his long LOST
wife. Scarcely daring to hope thai
it was the one he sought, he start
ed for the address indicated, an(
when near the house he encounter
ed one Of the family, whom h
recogized, and who recognized hin
and in a few minutes there afte
there was enacted one Of the mos
touching scenes that perhaps eve
took place IN st. Louis. Their
was no Enoch Arden business
about it, either, no third persol
having stepped in between this DE-
voted wife and husband thus hap
PLY reunited after such a long an
sorrowful separation. Whether h
will remain here, or they retur
with him to his home in Oreg0
we have not heard, but 1t is to b
hoped that wherever their lot
cast the brightness Of their futul
may atone for the SORROWS Of the
: past life.-lSt. Louis Republican
The Greenville times., 1875-07-24

We regret I" learn from Vicks-
Murg papers Of the death Of Captain
George Barnes, a most excellent
citizen Of Warren county.
The Greenville times., 1875-07-24

The famous feather cloak worn
by King Kalakaua, win be on ex-
hibition at the Centennial Exposi-
tion. ut philadelphia. The manu-
facture Of this article was begun
about hundred years ago, by or
der Of sGme Of the, ancestors OF
Kamehsmeke, former King Of the
islands, and upwards Of Any years
were required for Its completion
The color Of the cloak Is golden
yellow.
Ayoung lady was heard to re.
mark the other day: "With being
tied around below | haven't had u
square sit-down since the introduc'
tim Of the new fashion. /"
The Greenville times., 1875-07-24

Gen, Benniny Of Georgia, who
commanded :whith much credit
q brigade IN Hoods division,
Longstrcct's corps, is dead.
The Greenville times., 1875-07-24

BY measurement the peninsula
opposite las narrowed 500 feet in
the past year: and is now only
100 feet across: SO states the Her.
aid.
The Greenville times., 1875-07-24

Taxes in Monroe county are ninc-
teen mills. And the tax levy of
Claiborne Is about 20 mills.
The Greenville times., 1875-07-24
Call for Convention.

In pursuance Of a resolution,
adopted by the Executive Com
mittec Of the Democratic and Con-
servative party Of Washington
county, | hereby call u convention
of citizens Of said party, to meet
jn Grccnyillc at Lcwis's Hall, OIL
Monday, tho 26th day of July,
1876; and then to select delegates
to represent Washington county
in the State Convention August
8d, 1876. W. G. YERaEa,
Chairman Ex. Com
The Greenville times., 1875-07-24

Nineteen hundred mortgages
have been recorded in Hinds coun :
~ this year.
The Greenville times., 1875-07-24

RUM JoKE!-The centennial OF
the battle Of Brandywine will be
celebrated with spirit.
The Greenville times., 1875-07-24

Sum mi, ns,rganiz,d skating
rink.
The Greenville times., 1875-07-24

What girls like best aud eat Of
tencst-a good eel.
The Greenville times., 1875-07-24
10000

to the consumer, by packing in the
Tea Certificate for that amount.
The Tea is OF the choicest quality
the New York market can furnish
at the price, which is 50 cents to
81 50 per h.. and the object OF this
donation is TO introduce our goods
into every household, when their
superiority will be recognized.
Terms are: $50 cash per case of
100 pkgs. c. o. d. Dealers can
largely increase their sales with
our Teas. IL desirous of further
particulars, before purchasing, call
or address us by letter. In neigh
borhoOds where we hare no agents,
persons deeirous Of testing our Tea
will be supplied at 81 per package
for any quality and quantity less
than a loo Id. case.
u. S. TEA CO.,
20 Church st. New York
p. o. Box 754. july ,
The Greenville times., 1875-07-24
- aAemoa LINE. 80 !4s
$4,000 IN CASH
Donated.
The United States Tea Co.

ESTABLISHED IN 1865,
Incorporated under The tdtrs Of
the State Of Ne,r York,
Is packing Tea in series Of 1000
cases Of 100 packages each, to retail
at 81 per package.
In each series they donate
The Greenville times., 1875-07-24

20 Church st. New York
?. o. Box 75I. july q
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-09-21
albrcbt @Iacr
SeutSblanO.

9lts 0tiinben, %. guguit, miro beri@s
tet: Die llnfaae Der auf llebungSmdri6en
bcgriifenen Mtunni@aften mebren ii9 III
eri6retemoer @eiie. go bat Sas aui Dem
Mfari9e su ben uebunsen bcsriiiene 3.
Snianterie. 9tesiment bel 2anosbut smei
MSann bur@ Siei9las uerloren. SaS
betreiienoe Battalion mari9irte bel 80
Grab Site in BOILER 6eloauSriiituns, fonnte
aber 10 StInoen Dor 9auosbut ni6t mebr
weiter fommen, wesbalb Der Gommanoant
i6Ieuni9lt Sier unb &die aus 9anpSbut
berbeibOlen lieB. Sn @irsburs iinn pom
o, Snianterie' &sSiment in 6olge Der ilbers
maBisen Inltrensunsen IS Wfann oarun'
ter iebr i6wer Grtrantte, in Sas utllltar'
ipitaI aufsenommen poroen. Son elmer
Gompasnie, wel9e in elmer Stdrte bon 80
damn ausridte, wuBten wabreuo Der
llebung aQsiu As Wann, allo Die Sdlite,
austreten. Gin SeconOelieutenant ~ltiirSte
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-09-21

Son Go9em miro beri9tet, baB Die
Mrbeiten i'm bortigsn Sunnel etnen redt err
freuliden 6ortsans nebmen; Der Soblitols
len lit aui cine 9duse uon $50 Mteter umb
Der 6irltltouen auf $50 Meter canoe fertia
g%eitelt. Der Souausbru9 lit anf $50
Meter bemirft unb bat Die Sunnelausmares
runs bereitS cine 9dnse uon nabe 10 NE
ter. Oas @ebirse lit our6weg @rauwats
tenidiefer unp @er0ae. CUR Iertrsibuns
Der Dor Srt uprberridenSea i6le6ten Suit
lit bic acknowledging, woSur6 Die i9le4te
9uft mittelit Der aus Dem 9uftiammIer our6
Die 9t0bre setriebeuen comprimirten yuft
pom ben betreiienoeu grbeitSpIdeen sefibrt,
seleSt umc sur Tenueumg gebra9t. Die
Gnbertsba6briife lit bis dnf Die Seitenses
ldnoer, wel6e aus rotbem Sanoitein an9es
fertiot weroen loQcn, uolitdnbig iertie9ez
iteat. Oas iogenaHnte GinuerfreusfSpfs
den bietet mebr S9wieristeiten BEL leincr
@eoidaiiung ais lol6es glnianss uernus
tibet muroe, inOem Der Seiieu an elmer Sette
o~eriIen, weI9e ni9t gum Nbtra9em beitimmt
Seweien, icet aber bod fortsei6aiit werOcu
nun.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-09-21

QuS 9fanau miro geI9rieben Sin Sis
berg, slogar sur 3eit OeS 6o6iommerS, i'm
mittlereu Seutl6iano, bilbet seuiB cine
Naturmerfpiiroigfeit. Sic ~eriitirt int
Nallauiiden antte SaSamar. llnweit oes
@eiterpalbes, 6lO Mteter iiber Dem Meer,
$50 iiber oem Glaba9, liest Der Berg Dorm
burg. 9tGBfalte, unteriroii9e SuftitrSs
munger treten am 6uBe Des gerses aus
ben Spalten Oes uielfa9 serfliiiteten 3d.
ialtgelteines, uno in 5olge bieler unterirois
l6en SGlte lit Der ;erfliiftete Spben am
liioliden 6uBe oes Ser9eS auf etlua 1000
Wteter nno bis gu elmer Siefe ppn l3 Mteter
Oas sanse Sabr biuour6 nit compactem
Sis an9efiiut, boS einen unteriroiiden
@leti9er BARTLETT, beiIcn obere S6i6ten
I'M 6riihiabr unb 6erblte l6minoen, Inn
CONNER lid aber pieoer erneuern, mGbs
reno Die duBere Semperatur iiber I 20
@rab u. sei9t. 9to6 interelIanter miro
oieles Gbdnomen baour6, paB Ser burh
BEN Serg circulirenoe 9uititrom I'M @inter
Die umsetebrte 9fi9tung, pom unten nat
oben, niinmt uno bel elmer duberen Sempes
ratnr pom = 0rao u. aus 9tillen oben
auf Dem Serg cine bi6te Sunltidule pom
8 Grao &. emporiteist. Sn dltercn
llrtunoem wiro Der Sers Oonnarburg ses
nannt. sluf Dem Flateau Der Oornburs
mar nod tiir;Ii6 elm 3 - 10 Wteter bober
9finswaa aus Saialtserou su iebsn; nod,
jett iinoet man bort 6eleriteinmeler.
grudltiife BON Sonseidirr, llrnen, Sanbe
mibliteiue, celtii6e uno r6mil6e Miin,em
uon 9olo unb 6upfer. Die alte Gultuss
ltdtte bat Die mooerne Snouitrie lett einis
gen Sabren ;u elmer Sierbrauerei lnges
wanbelt. Sn Solse bes natiirli6en maj
lenbaften Sizes fam bic Srauerei bas
sanse Sa9r binour6 brauea unb erfreut iia
bas Erpoutt i'm peiten llmtreis bes beiten
Huies."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-09-21
Gn0lau0.

9err q. 9orrieu, Der Better Der Scils
l6reibt Der 9onponer Zines,
oaB ni6ts setban worben 1T, nm Die @ies
bertebr elmer iol3en &ataitropbe, wie Der
S9iiibru9 oes yS6iaer" mar, 81 perbits
bern. Seit Ntai iinS srpei S6iiie in @es
bcln inter Die &lippen Der ScilpsSnleln
9eratben, unS Mitte gusuit ideiterte Der
Cactus" pon garbarp mad GGtbiii uns
terwess, aui elmer Der weitli9en &lippem
IN einem Nebel.-Son Der SaarIra@t oeS
,S6iaer" wuroen neueroinss SCI Sbans
.sisbpQartiite scbpbsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-09-21

Eulsi6las fir cine ganSe Nation miro
faum je wieoer tlopfen."
S'GonneQ ma ni6t uur ols Soltsreo=
ner 9roB, obppbl er als lpl6er unerrei6t
baitebt; feline Staatsreoen lino r6etOrii6e
Mteiiteriperfe mo in ieinsr S9riit Hi
s~torical memoir of Ireland and the Irish,
native and Saxon" Seiste er li6 ielblt als
l6ari6lidenoer Siltorifer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-09-21

Slben burger Sldtter meloen
einen intereilanten III tertbumsfunb,
Der in jinsiter !3eit am swii6enabner
Meer 9emadt woroen. Seim Sorie DO
itrup ndmli6 ltieB man sufdaiser @eiie
beim 9ra6en auf einen auSgebobltem
Saumltamm, Der etpa ;pei SUB bod nit
Grbe beocft mar Sei senauerer Inter
in9ung mitelte ii6 beraus, baB man Elm
Boot uripriingliditer Contraction 9efums
ben, wie es in porsei6i9tli@er i3eit Sic llrs
anlpobner bes Sees weroen anseiertist bae
ben. Der Better beS @runoes, auf mel
dem oas Boot ~seiunoeu, lieB ii6 iosIeid
bereit iinSen, casielbe an bas sroBbersoss
LID antiquarii6e Otuieum in Sloenbura
absltreten, NO es sesenwdrtis sur 9lnii9t
aufselteut lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-09-21

benin Hiidmari DIE auf Ser Mainbriide suz
lammen, eit anoerer am ~6eitunssberge;
einem GinidGriss 6reipilisen seripraua eime
Qoer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-09-21

Der telegraph meloet, baB Der iun9e Bauz
ern:&Onis 3lbpis oieier Gage wieoer eitlz
nal cine iener pon ibm 10 iebr s~eliebten
6abrten Inns alte romantil6e 9ano" anz
9etreten bat. Sieies alte romantiiGe
Sano lit tein anSeres, ais bas 6ranfreid
BON Dor 1899, bas Sranfrei6 Der Sours
bons. Hbeims, Die alte &r0nunssitabt ser
S%apetin9er, nit ieinen alten @ebduben,
letnem 9igantil6en Come, lit bas 3iel ieiz
mes oiesmaIisen Sncosnito Nusiuaes.
Der lutse &0nig bat, 10 perii9ert Der
yGourier", iein sanS 6eitimmtes Srincip
riir oiele-minoeltens fir einen Mtonarfen
etluas ieItiomen Sabrten, elm Spitem,
oas er bereits i'm uorisen Sabre Bel ieinem
NusFuge mad Horis, uor spei Sabren BEL
leiner GrcuriiOn sur @iener : auslteuuna
NIT uielem Grfolge uno ser gewiini9te
Grfolg beItebt mir in Ser po~r1ltGnoiqen @ez
beimbaltun9 oes SorGabens, bis mad 9ee
l6ebener Chat" - angewenoet Fat. Sin
Sote brinst pom S6loiie Berg aus nad
Secni ooer Starnbers elm sei6loIenes Sez
le9ramm, bas erlt BORT g%eoifnet pirb, or
ben Utiindener Sabnbofs6ef geri6tct tit
urlo sanS furS Die Glnfisuns zines tOniss
li6en Salonwasens in oieien ober ienen
3ug anrrOnet. Der &6uig leet Damn poll
ltdnoig incognito in einern fleinen Ntaden
iiber Ben Starnber9er See, BORT e~riuartet
ibn cine einfa6e Gquipage, Ser man ben
tcnigli9en SniaiIen ni9t aniiebt-uno fort
sebt eS mad Miin9sm, pom wo Damn Der
Barrier Na6tsus, Der Miin6en I'M IL
llbr a6enos uerldBt, oen iungen &onis aud
oieles Mtal wieper Dem transuogeiiiden
5iel ieiner @iini6e susefiibrt baben biirfte.
Wtittlerrueile tit Der &Onis 6ereits pieoer
mad Sapern suriif9etebrt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-09-07

&tr3lid) wuroe in 6orreItniue BET
Buffalo, ~. g., S. Is. Wtount nit Der
62>idbrigen aber ret1en WtttlDe Srolpeu
getraut. Die @et0betratb n1bm
ie0oh eiu ral0es uno bojcs Guoe. 9tah
Der Grauung fubr oas Baar mah ber
Il@Hten Gtleuba6nitatiou, um bic 6od)z
%~citsreije mad 9tetp Oorf an5utreteM.
WG1reno man Die 8orfer bonn Nagen
ablub, tpurpeu Die Yferoe pl0blih lbeu
Mro ranntem oapol, nobel Orau Wtount
aus benz Q8a9en 9eidlsuoert wuroe. Sic
i6lug nit DEM Sopf gegehllber benz
Babn1of Oil eilen 0ol3pfolttn uHo tpuroe
10 i6mer uerlest, Dap lte mad Is W&InWz
ten ben 0eiit aufgGb.
Dieter Sage lit in 8oonton I'M
Staate 9tetp SerleD etHes Der nie>
oertrG6ttgiten 8erbre6en all
ben Sag sefonImen. Scr zimmerman
96ilipp @oof bat feline Trau, nit ipel:
der CT felt lGngerer 3ett auf Dem 6rie9ss
fnB itano, 3u Gooe buHgern polen, um
ibre 9~tebenbublerin 3u beirat6en. gu
bteiem Smed mar iie bon ibm ieit bret
WO9eu i'll Elm Sberitibhen eiusei6LOiz
fen tuorben. Sbre lau9e Qbtpelenbeit
fieI ben 9tad6arn aui, u1o burG 8etra>
gen Der GiIoer oes Barbaren erfubren lie
ben NnfeutbaItsort Der Srau. gLs tie
bnrn G0ot %befragten, erbielten iie 3ur
Nntiport, baB Die Srau trant let. Wtit
bieier Ausfunft gaben tie iid aber ni1t
aufrieoen, innoern oraltgell etnes NbenoS,
3.pansig Wiaun fart, III oa5 3immer Der
SSrau, no tie 0ieielbe ~beitnnun9sIos auf
benz SuBbooeu fanoen. IS iuuroe io=
fort ein Nr3t gerufen, ipelber na6 Gor=
nobrne elmer uuteriu6ung erflGrte, oaB
bic unaliidlibe faun nit Dem Se6en Oaz
bon fommen birfte. Bis iebt lit tie su
Ihma6 aetpelen, ur1 Die WttBDanoluus
aer, lpeide tie BON i6rem Wiamne erfab-
rem 6at, aud nIr anoeutmng5lreIle 3u
ibtIbern. Goot lit Derbaftet.
Inter ber ueberihrift 10 er
toote DC q e6uetber UNI D
uncle Samuel" melbet Der I. y.
0emfr.: Sor etli9en Ga9eu tpuroe be-
ridtet, naB G9arles 8aruum auf Der
Sabrt burb ben Sunb mad SAL Ntper
entipeoer pom 9ampf6oot lprang ooer
ftirstc uno III Den Weuen ben Sob faHo.
Der Wtdnn bat pabrihetnlid Selbits
mnro %begau9en; ~tuent9itenS bGtte IS ali
eiueru Wtotiu fir bic Sbat Bel linn nt6t
oefeblt. Barnum, Del6er in Ganal>
street elm Sleioer9ei6dft betrieb, erDielt
,r6mli6 por ldu9erer 3eit eiuen gonz
rroft ,ur 2icferun9 BON unifOrmen fir
6os Iiorhle: Gorps. Der 2ieferant Ell.
bielt inn 9aufe Der 3eit iein 0elO, aber
Uncle Sanuel, wel9em oerslel@en
New-York tribune., 1875-03-06
VIEWS oF PRODUCE MERCHANTS.

The feeling among the produce dealers Is
one OF encouraging hope'uluess as the opening OF
Spring has brought a revival OF business and eansed
many articles OF trade to move that had lain dormant
during the past few months. The inactivity was said
to have been caused principally by mpedments TO nav
gation harbor and not by actual depression
OF business; that the harbor is freed, Livery
export trade is looked for.
David DOws. of David Dows CO., grain dealers at
No 20 southst said that the prospects OF good export
trade this Spring encouraging The demand from
abroad would be very fair, especially for corn and
grain; and there good supply in the hands OF
farmers and comparatively little stock in this city, that
trade alone would set other things in motion. The
farmers had done well hogs and the demand for lard
was good. With the railroads bringing the grain 10
a low for freight, and with steady ex-
port he saw no reason for depression of feeling
The price for would not be high but he believed
q market could be found for 1t at q fair rate
Armour, Pl1nkinton Co.. produce dealers In Broad
st. said the Spring had opened well for produce,
and an encouraging demand for export was MADE
They had no fear as TO the result of the trade from the
present outlook although a dull time had lately been
felt because the harbOr had been chOked with Ice
Franklin Edison, President of the Produce Exchange
said that the during Spring for corn, bar
ley OATS ETC.. would be very good and the prospects
were very encouraging As several European countries
had had very large wheat CROP the prices for wheat
must necessarily low If the American farmers e1
pected compete with other nations for the market or
the world If the farmers determined to hpd back
their wheat. they would find that instead OF being
gamers by the operations they would really be losers
Taking the prospects of the produce trade for the
Spring at glance, he felt convinced that they had
healthfui look.
The general reports of the dairy produce dealers we're
that brisk revival OF the trade had been felt during
the past week. although prices high they
had been Fall IL too early to form any correct
Judgment OF the Spring trade Of hs prospects
New-York tribune., 1875-03-06
A FIRsT-CLASS FIRM.

From The Grand RdptdJ (hIca) Eagle
The celebrated advertising agency OF ,. Al.
PETrEsGuI * Co is Of the most colossal business
Institutions IN the country and Its central office at 81
Parkrow NewYork City. opposite the CITY nan PARK
and the new Pos Office building IA an Establishment
stranger ou ght II he really desres 10 see all the
hons when he visits Great Gotham. Nj PErrENGIIL,
the head of me rm trained to his business under
the master of the trade practical printer ana pun
Usher a man of high moral character OF marked pus
talent possesses the strcest honor ana intg
rlty. Hence in the quarter OF q century-anu NIUE
more-tat he has business, ne nas but up the
largest business OF kind in the country or the world
began business Boston ia 1sA9 IN 1882 ne went 10
NewYork 90 start a second otce retaining MS interest,"
in his Boston Office and that time has remained In
NewYork Iu 1873 he started Drancn once III fhlia
delphia which is most successful institution great
adyanta TO business men, though not Dy any means so
large ana lmpor tant business house as the New-iork
agency. -, l., ,,
In all the time Mr. PETrENGLL has been In business
he has seldom never had dispute WIN oustoIsr
patron. Prompt 10 his payments to publishers, iay
posted as 10 the needs OF advertisers possessing thc
confidence OF all the publishers IN the country ana OF
nearly all the business men ~ho adVeruse' gfIhg his
business his constant personal attention. IL Is no wonuer
the urn OF q M PETrEsGLL Co. stand at the nead ol
their busiuess. Aud advertisers VINO Wouiu nake ,no
most OF their money who would be ana pru
de Mt In their ADVERTISING cannot do DETER tuan pat
fonlLe the firm.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-06
TIE rrv1rFn STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON March 5-The following ~ sum-
n,,v o The United out todsr
No 249-Fues Dsaese sg the Board Of Pabh "9i.s 10 zc
the Court ~ the Us'Ile' :"
be argued toae1er one cs
Mo- 4OS-James Pey the commonwealth Of A,aaeL ~
United States for the Ustct OF hen'
argument the secnni FRIDAY % hp ns
No 2-The Union Collar Company aZ Van Densen
appeal the CircIit Court 81 the onid oAs VIZ
Southern NewYork-Te rrumen OF ms cause vas con-
n by E0mqnd Weto-e COUNSEL apptess and eonea9
by M c. A. seward for the appellants. o.,-.,,.-
pany apt h. q TED states 763-Tbe hi.o1n, hhsa sn
Ters Raro.d Company from the cut Cour1 o
the United States Tor the District Tor ar.a amen'
the second Monday Of tie next terra ooo
No 222-Grndin admns.tE the United states NO 80
1 Same appeal from the Court OF Cams
o the lay. 49,
No 224 j and ~ Terrell Inzh Ahson aprea FROM the
Circuit the southern lstne' MISS
BY r.
appearing for appellee -
No 225-John Bailey &c Hnga Weir 81 al; ap
neal from Circuit the Unlte the Southern D-
trict OF Philips counsel for ibe fppe
ian aDd sabm printed Argument By M Csnnhs Of
uuselfO ApOcres
Adjourned March %