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New-York tribune., 1875-01-28
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

WRDSKsDAY Jan. n, 1870
COFPEE-The market FOR s ts but the extreme pres
aud the sal to-day are umDosnI Lae as'
evening some Copencu not trsnspTed,
$50 bass pt Florence 10 c and 5,367 bags perl Dmtg
nst a HI Roads NewYork account az l94c gold,
for the Baltimore qualify barely good goote ordinary
soe AT Is 1870 Pair do ,Ul0 Good dos leo402Oc
Pine do % extreme range Tor lots l9i2d2l 2
doing 10 spot Cotton chiefly for
.,nort and price. % y b quota.
ION, the market close, steady the advance Re
10 jO4 bas; this day last week
Ia a6i bales @ DAY I'd 2O2 basj consolidated dsys
,see p 56 Oi2 bales; exports Great BIain $50 bales
no,ts 10 Continent, IL 1893 baies. -.
sudsr OF classification 10 forcs Sept l. 1874
10 Q1Ahfy more than hn
s,sds ,soye beioy the gfsds quoted:
oripsrl3as ssnet ,iooi orn,ry.147e hddnz ...15 .
God t,rI lais ...........15lx Good MiJ..l7
New-York tribune., 1875-01-28


Por future prices advanced Lice y b but the business
y,ry small; sales follows. all bass Of Low hiddjnes
Sa.yesedAY ster2 m.-Jsnuary, 100 l6lec February
400 10 532c 400 Is 3lGc March loo 10 7l6c 200 10 -
32c 400 l5i 5i2 April 800 l5oic 100 10 2332e May 400
JULY 6 IL l6tota 1000 bales Yesterdays eonns
oe.2Jsnaary 10 3-l6c Pebrusy ID 3l6dl5 732e March
Il IL i2c April 10 2J-320l5 l3lG May. l6 s yua
i6 7lGc July, 10 l329i6 n6e August l67Sal6 1885,
Sales toav m.JanuRrY 300, 10 g
I6c 100 II 7Slc February 300 10 1872; 100 10 3l6e 500
Is b.2c 200. 10 36ci 100 IS 732c 100 l5i4C 300 10
732e 200 Is Bloc: 100 - 732c 800 g.; 300 l5 z
s2c 300 154c 700 10 792c March 100 15s 500 % IT,
32 COO 10 L 200 10 1890 lsOO, c 900, 10 132c
ZOO Il gs April 7OJ - 1882; 700 IS l36e 800 Is 27
3lc; 200 10 l36c; 600 10 2732c May 300 l6lsci 100
III 5lc: 400 lGisc 100 l6 532e; 100 G'ec June, 200
iGL2c; 100 l6 532c 100 Ii 7l6 Ju 800 1870; 900 10
32c; August 100 l6 100, l0 l5l6c total lo30O baes
grand total ~ 800 bales.
FLOrR AND aEAL-The inquiry for Flour is limited and tbs
let medium and high grades AMI steady but quiet for
Shipping Extras the close there Is better demand the trade
New-York tribune., 1875-01-28
WOOL MARKETS.

Bosroy Jan 27-Boon Wool MARKET; The demand iof oes
tjnues rather limited purchasing only os
wauted Tho scarcity Of seriously @ By nearly al TIE snsl
The demand rOm manufacturers heo
Dot urgent holders trm In their ners na are no
posed 70 fu oOtanei b
~ h,o and Fleece 64651e including an
grades from Medium Wcon.n AID Michigan fNece Az
4nd522c Por and Desae Feees there aave o-
mand supplies this de erption neaB shsesed ou
lots would the has been om % do
Pulled demand II ranshs om i
sale. from l5g27e for FAs aud 5Va5oe TOT ro0o
and Desirable lots OF Spring
New-York tribune., 1875-01-28

Railrs adj bonds were firm except for Toledo ana
wabs Al. The Pacific mortgages were higher ana
forv led the leading feature Of the market Centra
PS .ci6o seRpg as high as sei and Union racino ~
%, for sirsts 9ii for hand grants and 81 for SINKING
funds The following were the bids:
New-York tribune., 1875-01-28

Corn ues es, .. l5as4 25 Corn Meal BranPe a. sod84
CvfH Meal Western l6a 60 Corn aea. God bari COG
peDssSiy.ss At So 7ods2 IS y 100 r. -
improved but in other commodities there little pissng
In the ohang line he j. also light continues
in limited supply and seas their demands to gh
rates The engagements inclade 10 Liverpool BY steam 5000
Gr,u TO 6 lOa0L BASH 5000 bush do l0Ll3
lllai evening, 640OO bos1 do at lOdlO aod $4,000
by sail 92 To London by sail last
ing - 900 bash do at Ss4 and $4,000 bush do az o.
To Antwerp by steam to-day. 200 bOIes Bacon private terms
With lS 900 ora Graip at 7Id per o. bags Dutch bark
900 bbls RehneI Petroleum Rotterdam 5s per bb
british bark last evening Gasxov or AYR Of 800 tons register
with all clrgo Of Bone Dust at Us. 3D. per
FRASocO, JAN l6Wthn the past there has been
built this coat two small steamers o three barks ami -
elsewhere. Detail; Tons, 5.5y2; value. s5jO.00O
GAS1h denani for Whe light at early change and
There rmng demand for Winter aud good Spring former
rather and fairly active The milling de-
ser,e; the sales 10000 bush At 81 09Gsl IL for No
Chicago SpSBg the sie price 81 lOd$l II for North
81 q cr So 81 2d for Red 81 81
Tor Amber Pennsylvania 81 2S for Amber Southern Barley
Barley Malt quiet and tame sale, Of 500 bush Tvoroud State
81 49, time Oats drme AMI in fair demand the arrivals
moderator the sales $1,000 bush New Ohio Mixed 679
6S, track, snd 6S66S4c a1oati White at 6Sd69c
6S1IOc ahOa: Western MNed 6S94069c afo White
69G70c State 67965 for Mixed on track 6Sa6Sa4 saoa
Rye inactive and tame weaker demand
Tor eror Od neglected n nominal; the sales are 46 900
Weera MIei $50 SIC .6oat: Western White 81 IN
Soc; Western qo5c Southern Yellow &c south
a Soc.
PETROLEUM remains a, l2ai2is for
but In light eqaest the advance quoted 6d6 for prompt
half February Sphths inactive at 9 for City Philadelphia
sdyes follows Ttusye quiet and firm 4, 81 79sl 40:
OH City quiet 81 30 Petroleum Centre 81 20 Rouve quiet and
sIm \, ,ar.Issd tsa. quoted 81 2SS e Uus sn at
immediate shipments, IL 322dSl IS.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-28
The money market was easy throughout I

The money market was easy throughout the day
at 2d3 per cent. Discounts are unchanged.
The Clearing house statement is as follows:
S76 S94 1853 Coli 1886
CnreueJ balances. S22S33S Gold balances. 7467O3
Government bonds were strong, and the advance
well maintained The following were the
New-York tribune., 1875-01-28

BANKING AND FINANCIAL
CINCINNATI MUNICIPAL $40 PER CENT BoyDs.
A limited amount for sale by
KUHN, LOEB & Co, Blnl1crs, 81 Eassau-st,
New-York tribune., 1875-01-28

The annual statement of that old and trustworthy
life insurance company, the Berkshire of Massachu-
setts, appears in our columns to-day. The progress
of the Company during the past year js alike graft
flying to its patrons and the public showing ae il
does gain of over II per cent in the assets, aud
over % in the surplus.
The Philadelphia stock market IS heavy; Phila-
delphia and Erie Railroad, 222 Reading Railroad,
55i: Pennsylvania Road, $50. Gold. 49,
New-York tribune., 1875-01-28

o. 600 bash Barley, 5000 s''a. Rye 1000 sa'h H'
1900; Cattle. 200. ur.,r, ,
White waOah 81 QsR Amber msha.a on s.'s: a. d. Asn'
81 Is, No. Rel 81 062 Corn frmefi Hsh hred oo ~ am
April, 72sc Low Mited e7 q sr.d' sIs os aas 40 40
Rscsipts-Whea 5000 bush; Cops II00O bahi ose so"o
bush sbipnenu-Cop, 36 900 bash
New-York tribune., 1875-01-28
The bid1 for stocks at the close of the Exchange

Gold was firm to-day at 112l@113, the opening and
closing quotations respectively. The rates on gold
loans were 2, IT, and 1 per cent for carrying The
specie shipments to-day were S49O000 of which
S255COO was gold coin and the remainder silver
bars. The engagements for tomorrow are estimated
at S70OOOO gold and 100000 SILVER. The Bank of
England gained E252 600 sterling on balance to-day.
The London market for securities was firm. The
rate of discount for three months bills in
the open market is JIG ~ cent 5-16 ~ cent be-
low the bank rate. The Assistant Treasurer paid
out S2S5,0O0 for interest and S1ll,0O0 in redemp-
tiOn of 500 bonds. The days business at the Gold
Exchange Bank covered Gold cleared, S37 9s 900
gold balances 81 ,S4G,1 currency balances, S2-
New-York tribune., 1875-01-28

PROysIONsThs Pork market active and OF
l5O bbis Mess fl9 so m 100 bb Extra
sl6os6 90 the inside ee for gnpspected ESQ bb Western Prime
Mess SS rs dSlS 40 the inside for uninpected 22j0 bb
Mess seller Mare fs Beef steady and In fair request Of
loo bb $ for EIta Mess sd S5 90 for Packet Tee Beef
quiet Beef Hams demsnd sales bbA
sls0s20 FOR Southern. and s2 for Western Cut Meats
fairly aeye sales Of 5000 pieces 7 for fresh saOu
de a7Sc for PeLed Do l0tGioNse for PcLed Hams l2.
bsIes do l00lOs 220 Clear lie; 80 boxes
very Bellies 9oc Bacon quiet and sales
Clear i0s Dressed Hogs hardly
request sales Of Western at 7'4d77 and CITY s49
$50 Lard opened quiet and tame but closed rather better
seye; sales Of 500 CITY, l3ss; 1000 Refined private
l7b No. at 10 7l69lO2 $50 tcs Western Steam,
l32nl3 1885, 1850 seller Janury 1913 1876
future delivery 5000 seller February 10 lGd
1899: 1000 seller March l3sGl3 1916 1900
Apr. l4dl4 Lice.
market still continues depressed under free arrivals
dmanf prices unseed Rolls dull aud tend
New-York tribune., 1875-01-28

Foreign exchange was firm and in good demand,
with sales at 4.S6404S64 for long. aud 4.s9l0483l
for demand. The nominal rates remain as follows |:
New-York tribune., 1875-01-28

State bonds were weak and lower for Tennessees,
but otherwise dull and steady. The following were
the bds
New-York tribune., 1875-01-28


standing the late decline Liverpool stocks light
grades and holders fnn In yiews pprs have paI
l6i2c the home trade as high a. lie. We quote;
state FACTORY. hue 10 State Factors,
fancy lb40l6A all cream, fair. l2i2dliA
State Factory good TO State factory,
hbe 10 ais all half
State Factory, skimmea 10 dl2
70 lair. ll9sdli State Factory
Western Factory all cream. full skim %
hne.... 10 dl6 State Plnespple..... 20
Ohio Is Gl5a Rtgish alS
all cream A., 80. l5h1l6ai
NAVAL STORSS1he market quiet the whole bn prices pre-.
strained Resin quotes at 81 lOd$2 l5 for Ordinary
Good TLrpenae at Sse bid with nothing doing
only selling 81 25Ss2 37 Pitch quiet 81 900
$237ia
0ILs-Lpssd vess ehasssi Quoted tie from eru,s.n
New-York tribune., 1875-01-28

MENT-2 O'CLOCK P. N.

GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPAHIMENI-% OCLUCK p VI
Ut $40 Registered. 1865. U s 5,20 Registered 1867
1000. .....llek SlVuo.s. .'s'.s''s.IlSt
o $40 Coupos. 1865, U bs, lO8O Coepon 49,.
5000 .........Ilss 1000 ................lleS
New-York tribune., 1875-01-28
THE MARKETS.

iCneiull' reported 'oi ras raHCss.l
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-28
j. II. CHAPMAN, SECRETARY

USTEES:
J. D. JONES GORDON ". BuRHHAM,
CHARLES DENNIS FREDERICK CHACNCbl.
W. II. II. MOORE, CHARLES p BURDBrT
HENRY COIr, FRANCIS sklDDf,
LEWIS CURTIS ROBT. B. MIsTURN,
CHARLES II. RUSSELL, CHARLES H. MARsHALL-
LOWELL HOLBROOK, GROSGs W. LAMB.
DAVID LANE ROBERT L. STUART
JAMES BRYCE, JAMES O. DIR FOREST
DANIEL \. MILLER. ALEXANDER v. BLAKE.
WM StURGIs CHARLES d. LBYERICa,
HENRY K bOGERT JOSIAH q. Low.
WILLIAM Y. DODGE ADOLPH LEMvINR,
ROYAL PHELPS ADAM 4. SACkETr,
JOSEPH GAILLARD fr THOMAS r. YOUNGS.
e. A. HAND HORACE GRAY
JAMES Low WINTHROP g. RAY
JOHN d. HEWLETT EDMUND W, CORLIEs,
WILLIAM III. WEBB, SHEPHERD KNAPP
J. u. JONES, Pre<fes,
CHARLES DENNIS, Vice -Presdepk
W. n. II. MOORE. % viee-Pres'L
New-York tribune., 1875-01-28

Tanov. D..
" beat. ossh.
Corn, bsshsls
Rags, bales.
Corn, bush.
Cotton. hska
Baron. d..
Perk. bbb..
New-York tribune., 1875-01-28
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.

WEbsEsDAr. Jsn ~, 1876.
The following complete list o. exports shipped u5ieh
cleared to-day for
AsTwyRP-Stp Cambridge
pstro o1.o
New-York tribune., 1875-01-28

LIyxRP0oL-steaner CordOvA.
r.h............. SO 900 Cotton, baies....,, elo
LIYuRPo1L-stssmsT NeKadA
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-09-29
Paes.ssers sr.ssw.pspsrs.

Aud more particularly local news
papers have 10 depend mainly upon
their advertising columns for thoir
support Yet how many are thoro
who seem not TO realize this fact.
Instead OF given their paper liberal
advertising patronage, they perhaps
give il none; and ifa lcvec or enter
tainment is got up in the place the
paper Is expected 10 notice 1t for
nothing.
Now IL all tho patronage that
paper can expect is that Of the locali-
" for whose interest il works, IL
would scoh that every one should
give il lhe al ivortising that legitimate
~ belongs 20 il, and not try 10 get
il without paying for Il. There u s
clas- of people that seem to begrudgo
every dollar that goes 10 their local
papers, and rlill borrow il and read
II, and are the eyerest critics of its
short comings.
The pablishor has 10 pay FOR labor
and paper, and every notice of any
k,ud la the nature ofan advertise
ment he ought 90 have his pay for 1t.
lie has cot 10 get his living ont Of
hls advertising columns, and any NO
cic.y ~ individual can with just as
much propricty beg tivc dollars OF
any othog man. a. % expect h grataits
apnlH OF Newspaper.
Aay Ran Who does Ut tlifnk
anoe u Of his town paper, and every
sler who does not behove In ad-
vct .isiug should move into somo
town where they have no paper.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-09-29
30 NO

"Mr. Justice stsry has,with reason
predicted that IL a despotie or mon
archal government were established
In one State II would bring on the
ruin of tho Who'll rCpublic.' What
government can be more despotic
than one elected by an injunction.
aud continued in power by a military
force under the order of a Judge, who,
having no jurisdiction, is restrained
by no law but his own arbitrary
will@
The evil is the same, whether such
Illegal, arbitrary act be done by a
Durtll or BY the President.
In closing The communication I
cannot 10 bctts' than to employ
Mise worl7 5fc,ution, quoted from
that same note Of Judge Cooley:
"Th5 duliest mind cannot laIl to
see The facility with which the wrong
j. committed, and the possible immo
date advantages which individual,
may derive therefrom preSen, con
slant temptations 10 it, repetition.
and If suffered TO pass once unrebuk-
ed, a precedent will b. tacitly assent.
ed o. which cannot fail to threaten
constant danger to our hboIties, e.-
pecially 81 those very periods Of high
political excitement when prudence,
caution and the strictest regard for
the constitution and the laws ar,
most important"
! have thus, at your request, pre-
sented my orinion ON those most
important gaestIons.
Very truly,
Geo. l.. Porter.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-09-29
fiosrsE.
CircRa CHaTts.


Schedule Of the Circnit Counts Of the
Fifth Judicial Distnct composed ~ tho
counties Of C0pah, Caipotne, JsH,r4un,
lawrence end s,npson no. TRIAL MIL
saps, Circu't Jragc; Hon r. n. stiles and
Hon. A. }. Mrrsuria, Disaic, Attorneys.
Copiah County.
In Hazlchurst, on the third Monday of
April and October. and continue thirty days
Claiborne County.
March and September, and continue c'ri'-
teen dNyA
Ldrcrenos County.
Tn Moniiccllo. on the frith Monday n
May and November, and continue six dayf
Simpson County.
In westsille, on the irst Monday of Jun,
and December, and continue siH drys.
CAaRoery Court.
Schedule Of the Chanccry Courts hcl,l
within the Fifth Judicial District.
CopiaA County.
In HaElehurst, on the Fo,qth Monday y
March, June, September and December. Rno
Claiborne County,
AtPort Gibson. ON the Fourth Mou,lsy .
Ger the fourth MonAsy of Janpmy April
July and octobcr. Hon. 4 q. Peyioa
Chanoellor.
J,GdsOH CogRfp.
In fayette, On The second Monday after
the fourth Mondays u January, April, july
and October Hon. J. B Doasou, ChAnccl-
Dor.
LdlCreEce County.
In Montioello on tllo Gtst Monday q Jan
usry, April, July and October Hon. a. 3
MeMtllsn, Chancellor.
Simpson County.
In westville, on the hrut Monday of Janu-
sry, April, July and October. Hon. r. q.
Stone ChaneollOr.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-09-29
ffogr a0ffo .fddress Es0ssaE
Cards.

WASHINGTON, September 1.-THE
Post-oiiico Department received
lottor today from irm in Chicago,
complaining that q cents additional
postage was charged them ON n post
al carl sent 20 their address, ou tho
face OF which, ia tho lower left hand
cornUr, were written the words,
"SePt. IL, lN75." As many com
plants of THE character are are ro-
cciyed at the department., tho follow
ing reply Ia the above letter Is fur
ni.hed for the information of tho
public:
GENTLEMEN Ia answer to your
letter OF the 10Th instant, have to
state that, by a ruling of thls..depart
ment, anything whatever, except an
address written or printed upon the
si'le ofa postal card intended for tl.s
address, rcndors such card unmaila-
BILE and the same cannot bo legally
forwarded unless prepaid At the let
ter rates three cents. but ifby mad
vertancc il reaches its destination
without such prepayment, II is
chargeable with double rates under
the provisions Of section l52, Postal
laws, edition OF ls7a In accordance
with the said ruling tho card submit
tel was rendered subject 10 letter
postage by the writing oil the date on
the side designed for the address,
aud having been forwarded without
the prepayment Of such postage, il
beeame liable 10 doable the letter
ratss--6 cents. In collecting the
ab"ye, however, the postmaster at
Chicago should have deducted the
cent originally paid for the card.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-09-29
Oranges.

CsANaEs.-D W Adsms Grange meets
fn'nh Ssturisy Ia eaeh msnth.
a och, Art ~r,unday,
o. tman. third "
rysfsl Springs. Grst sasaFday,
Hsvop ftrire. third
Ho. .eweil, fourth a
Rehobcth. second
tallman, soc, -
Be'Es B'sEi ~ w yssor gns'sw.aby. =
Homochit'o, Safrrerv Asore flrsi Sunday.
pine BluH. Seeona h.eunlay.
HaTlehursi. second and s,'irth Saturdays,
Long rcek, third saturs
Farmers thid -
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-09-29
A PRomIxENr and well know

A PRonISENT and well known
gentleman of Connecticut writes us
as follows Eight years ago was a
thorough going Republican. To-day
| am one Of the most 'domoraliked'
Republicans in the State. ! have
advised my son TO take stand with
the Democratic party" This excel
lent advice is identical with that
which the late Rev. DIR. Joel Hawes
said he would give to a sou OF his,
hal he a son about entering upon his
majority.-( Hartfort Times.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-09-29
Chur~hss.

sERvIcEs at the Presbyterian Chur1h ever
Sabbath. ai II O'Clock. Rev. ". n. Bing-
ham, pastor.
SKgvICEs At the Baptist Church on he
second And third sabbath of each month
Rev. A. A. LomaN, pastor.
SERVICES Al the Methods, Church ClC.y
sunday. Rev. J. NJ. weeTns pastor.
SrRvICFs at Spring Hill Church on ne
fir Sabbaih ~ each month. hs Elder SyotL
and evelN lh'rd sabbath and saturday bcioic,
4, Elder ID 7. Pmsor Sabbath School
every Sabbath ai ? a M.
Raw. J. N. wEEMs wlll hold divine ser
vices Al Gallntin On the fourth Sabbath In
each month. Et 4 y. IN.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-09-29
Societies.

MASONIC. -Haylehursi Lodge. No. ~, A..
y. anA A . N. meets the nra saturday N
each nonth. " fOkl kNBIil,1,
J. l.. AED, Sec'y W. NJ.
= n. JoHNsoN 4 A. Chsp,ei No. So,
meets The Grst SATURDAY % each non.h.
j. 4. HULL n. +.
J L. ARb, scc'y.
HAzIEnUEsr CoUKCII. Ne. =. ~ I.
meets eyrry Mondry nis 4 As.ooic Hall
EEV. J. NJ MEEMS, PPst.
a. r. HowARD, Sec'y.
kxIcHrs o. PHrHlas IIpz'chars, Lod. q
No. G, X. OF T.. mcsts every f.iday escAing
=. halfpast seven O'clock, IN the a-onic
Hall. q. r. HOWARD, &. G.
II. J. HAwLINx. n. of H. a ;.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-09-29

prosperi'yssill soOa CONE tosou aud
10 thom s,gkcs
In wlffs lavc above written, 1
desire b uay that do not mean to
dicta p coloro.i msn, but that aller
duo sc,ion, | consider u my duty,
as a setlfer Of the Gospel, to inter
pose n, Advice for their oonsislera.
tion in ihis very important crisis in
our public Affairs.
With sentiments Of respect, anil
iraternal regards,
Your friend,
j. q. JonssTos,
Minister OF the NJ. ". Church.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-09-29

A MAN hearing Of another who
was q hundred years old, said con-
temptuously, ''pshswl what fa~
about nothing! Why II my grand
father was alive he would now be a
hundred and fifty years old"
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-09-29

A YOUNG man commenced visiting
a ysung woman, and appeared TO be
well pleased. One evening he call.
ed when II was quite late, which lcd
The young lady 10 enquire where he
had been.
II had 10 work tonight"
@whatl a. YOU worl,'sr living''
she inqnirci IN adonishren,M
scsaa -" repLa.Ls.l
man, III anTa mechanic : -
al hslike he name of@1xh
she -a,i ~ he turned up her pretty
nus'.
Th n tho last time the young
man b ic The laiy. H. is now q
vcry~ #, man and has one Of thc
" LITTLE wi,,, in the country for d
wilc.
Tn" young lady who diSliked the
name 81 mechanic j. now the wife oI
a miserable lool--a regular Va grant
about grog shops-ani the soft, yer
dent. silly, miserable girl ls Obliged
70 take in washing to support herself
aud children.
You dislike the name Of mechanic
ehY You, whose brothers are buI
well dressed loafers. We pity any
girl who is 50 vericnt, so son, a. q
think less Of . young man for being
a mechanie--one OF God's noblemen
tho most dignificd and honorable
parsonage of heavens creatures.
Dewarc,young ladies, how you trea
young men who work for a living
for you may one day be a menial d
one Of them Far better TO discharg,
the well fcd pauper, with all his rings
jewellery, brazenness and pomposity
aud take to your affections the. cal
lous-handei. industrious mechanic.
Thousands have bitterly repentc,
their folly who have turned theil
back on honest industry. A few
years have taught them a severe les
son.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-09-29
New Orleans, 81. LOuiS and Chi,
cage Railroad.


IlME IAhisE.
Trains arrive nj llaxlehurst a. follows
Mall Train. going north :ib \. an
Msll Train, going soGth 3:@ .. M
ExpVss Train. golng north 5t4 2. IN
Express Train, going south - y. ~
". W. COOK. Agrnt.
n. FUGATE Express Agrat
J. W. MELTON. 1rlrg,sph OPP, aioF.
Oflie~ open ~ all hour.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-09-29

Bar, whai brought you b PRISON.
~ couple OF oonslablcs, sir" "What
brought them alter you y THAR Isgs,
! suppose" "And had liquor any
thing 20 do with itg' ''Yes, slr, Eliza
leased me, 50 ! had 10 lick her"
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-05-19
How He Explained.
From the Detroit Free Press.l

From the Detroit Free Pressl
A resident of the Sixth Ward has
been missing wood from his pile for
seueral weeks past, and the other night
he caught a negro loading upa big arm
full. Springing out, he cried:
All! hah! I've caught you, have
II"
g Is dat your" asked the negeo as
he dropped the wood.
IS Yes, this is l, and want to know
what you are doing here?"
Dom heah?"
Yes, Sir"
g You see dis yere wood pile,
doesn't you?" inquired the darkey.
. Yes, l do,
Well, dere's new family moved
into dat shanty over dar, and don't
like dere looks one bit. / believe
dey'd steal wood quicker'n lightning,
and cum over to warn We. II We miss
any wood don't say l didn't warn ye
what kind of people dose are!'
And he walked away leaving the man
dumfounded.