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at9ilon, aon., 1. Aug. am
Sonnerita 9e ermproete gu gSbite CLUB
elm Mana, 9amens Surit, ieine 6rou,
nit Der er erlt Sfit 6 Nsonaten perbeira-
tbet, aber on4 i6on tpieoer sci6isoen
tporbem tpar.
The Greenville times., 1875-12-11


Our jewish people, who arc
pioneers IL every enterprise that
promises to promote tho prosper
ity Of the community, have dctcr-
mined to give a Grand Masqucr-
adc Dali on tho 18th December,
for tho benefit Of tho English and
German School. 'rhoy propose
to make this tho most delightful
entertainment Of the winter sen
son. Elegant masks aud costu mes
will be supplied by Loui LaubrIc,
tho manager Of the Memphis
Martli Gras entertainments. Or
ders for them must be left with
Nathan b Pohl. Tho ladies will
provide . magnificent banquet for
the dancers aud inaskers, and 4
splendid band will make tho ball.
room vocal with music.
The establishment Of this school
on q permanent basis IL tho high
est ambition Of our Jewish citi-
xens, and they confidently appeal
to the public to sustain them In
their efforts TO make Grcenyillu Ms
noted for lite excellent educational
The Greenville times., 1875-12-11

Do not forget, because we hare
no apparent opposition TO our tick
ct, that the election Of town oiIicl.
als IL on MONDAY NEXT, THE
18TH INST.
Every good citizen should aid BY
hls ballot In giving our nominees the
compliment Of . full vote: and pro.
perly rebnkc tho factions persons
entlcavoring to defeat an absolutely
authoritative, and In every respect
representative, expression Of pub
lie sentiment.
The Greenville times., 1875-12-11

- Chanccry Court,
Washington County. Mlsslaainnl
January Term, 1875,
L. Standard aud wife W. @. G.
Rivcs aud wilb.-No. 62o.
IN accordance with the 60al de.
= cree rendered In this cause. on
February 2, 1875, the undersigned
Commissioner, &C., IN said cause,
will offer for sale, to tho hirhes}
bidder for cash, IL floMt Of the
Court House 1of the aforesnifl
county, IN the town Of Grccnvilie.
THURSDAY, December Sotb. 1878.
the land designated ii said llan|
decree, and particularly refsrre.i ...,.i
to and desoribed therein. bcinu
sixty (eo) ecres Of land lyinr s.,. sfesf
Of Deer Creek, IN the eidys2si,i
county, being In lot No. i al ~ .
division Of lsllds Of Stephen n,n,a.
neld, deceased, set apart 70 Marv
standard Is one of the lleirs 4
law Of said Darfield i; aud Il i ~
samc land formerly conveyed bs 81
Ss,o,inplainaits s,, to defendant. Lcons
lives, .nn by decd Of date Aurusf ia
loos: Said salc win Be mad n
conformity with said decree s,,d
LOT the purpose of sntIsfylnr mn
same, y. K. STAFFORD.
r C0mmlssloner, &c.
1kloa y BucKN1R, 6ol's.
nOYW
The Greenville times., 1875-12-11

Bosrox. November Il, 1875.

BosToS, November IL, 1875.
l have good authority for an
nouncing through the Republican,
that the anfi.slavery sentiment Of
the North will now formally pro-
test against the further recognition
Of the Confederate power as poll
tiesl force within the Union. The
outrage recently perpetratesl in
Mississippi will form the issue,
around which the new onli-slavery
agitation will rally. Ihfs protest
will begin in the form Of . petition,
and thee petitions viii be forwar-
ded 10 the Republican Representa-
lives of the people 1t Washington.
II Il certain that the Legislature Of
Massachusetts, will take c0gnixancc
Of these petitions and throw the
weight Of her moral influence
ags.nse any further attempt 10 con
sillHle men whose idea Of civilixa-
tiOn consists in Mexicanizinx the
6outh.
The new anti-slavcry protest will
embrace three heads
Firse-A protest sgainst the rec
cognftfon ofthc Confederate power
- IN Organized political force
within the In Union, whether for
the cOntr0l Of the electoral college,
or for the control Of the State gov
ernnents VI the late slave States Of
the Union.
Eecond-A protest against the
right VI Confederate representa-
ti0n in the American Congress.
Third-A protest against any
form OF serf.dom or wage slavery
for the emancipation race at the
South.
Tho blindest Confederate will
see, even through the darkness Of
bis Ignorance, that "lhrec points"
OF this anti-slavery protest will
raise IN issue which will In itself,
II prcsscti, prove fatal to the Con.
lcderate cause within the Union.
II ls needless to say that this pro-
test will be pushed" Il will bc
pushed by men and women, who
are pledged to tho defeat Of tho
political diplomacy Of the prosla-
very party.
We publish tho foregoing for
the solacc Of the carpet-baggsr.
Let him "stand firm and wait"
The Greenville times., 1875-12-11

DY virtue Of the full rowef and
ID authority vested In the under
signed executors of the last will
aud testamcnt VI George A. Sykrs,
deceased, BY the prnviSlons of the
said last will and testament, The
undersigned, o. sucl, executors, ms
the purp0se 1t carrying out the ex-
pressed Intentions and directions Of
the said testator, viii proceed on
3ouday, 2oth 0oeembor, lo7G
In ftont II the Court House door in
the town of Florey Vile. In bolivar
county, Mississippi, within the
hours prescribed by law, 10 sell at
public auction to the hlehest bid.
Der. the tbllowiMg described real
estate Of said George A. Bykes,
deceased. to wit:
AL sectl0n 81, township .. range
Q. lying and situated In Bolivar
county, Mississippl.
1Rnxs;
One half Of the purchase money
to Oe paid on the day " snle, and
Tor the balance the purchA ser'u
note will BE- required, due twelve
months after date, bearing 3 Der
cent. iMterest per anmum lrOm .,ate
until paid. A lien will be retained
on the land TO secure pay nlent ol
the unpaid purchase money. The
sxecutDrB will execute to the pur-
chasers deeds VI conveyance TO the
lands purchased BY them respect.
lively, conveying such title os ID
vested IN them ns Exuutors by the
provisions ri said lests tOr's will.
AUGUSTUS J. SYKES.
=. PAUL SALE,
Executors Of the last will and
testament of George a. Sykes, 10
ceased. nov. l8. lS75. rs
The Greenville times., 1875-12-11


VIZ arc just now rcnowing our
usual winter experience Of the Ut
tor fraud and carelcssncss Of tho
"Ancl,or Linc," IN performing lts
U. 8. mall obligations; fraud upon
the government and carclessmcss Of
our interests, Until the Belle 81.
Louis ca,nc down last Thursday,
Il had been ten days since We had
received . mail down; navigation
has bcom perfectly good aud open
over tho cntlro limo Of this mail
route. This steamboat CO. furnish.
o. the usual Illustration .sof mono.
pollcs." Systematic swindling and
Opprcssi0M.
Wc do not expect unusual per.
formaMccs Of II hut when It's boats
all got aground above Cairo II WIS
a rascnlly ,lsc Of power, amount
lug 10 oppression, In II not to send
its mail agents 10 Memphis, to con-
duct tho mails over liz route Oh
other boats. Il is sincerely to DO
hop0d that something else will be
awarded this contract when II IL
rclct.
The Greenville times., 1875-12-11
.4Mthe LATESTina-

provements In Dentistry fully kept
up with. Teeth extracted without
pain by the use Of liquid nitrous
oxide gas. Those who believe in
having = sensitive tooth" exca-
waited without pain and remain
sensible, had better rid themselves
III such an idea. The pain. how
ever. can be ameliorafed by uring
certain remedies. We hare = new
instrument for preparing cavities,
which performs the work much
quicker and with less pain than
the old way. J. L. YoUx0.
October 80. Dentist.
The Greenville times., 1875-12-11

w s1AEs, IettCrS tOet0lMefl.
-, tary on the estate of John D.
finger, y deceased, were granted to
t,, tne undersigned by the Honorable IL
vhanccry !. Court Of Sunilowcr corln.
Y, on the 0th day Of Noycmbcr' MA 4
=. 1910. Now, all persons hnyins no
claims against said eS(ata. ,v;il m, ,,,.ss .s.
&c sent them and have the same allow.
co 9, and registered within tho time !,
allowed by law, or the same win ho
WM. N. RINGER, Executor.
Colovin Ma. + +! Baird, Solicitors.
The Greenville times., 1875-12-11

The New York Herald gets on
> ridiculous story about solle sort
Of > combination hctwecm Ames
and Gen. George, to beat ~ Hon.
Mr.. La,n4r for the U. 8. Senate !;
and elect George. In the first place
Gen. g sorgc IL incapable Of enter-
1i,t into such an arrangement -
And in the second place the Dem.
ocratic Legislative Caucus will,
doubtless, elect tho u. 3. Senator.
The Greenville times., 1875-12-11

IL Rfesi1eat's Message.
This annual document was duly
presented and read 70 esch House
Of ceasress On Tuesday last.
Ifs hrst topic is the r ~Centennial;'
= recitation Of the material pro-
sress Of the nation daring the GEN.
tury Of its existence. Our moral
ard political growth IL simply hiu-
ted at, in this ono vaguely graphic,
though uHsramnalical, uttersnce. /,
I'VE are . Repablic whereof one
mar b q good Is another before
the law"
A general governmental ned
ding school system il then elabor-
a1ed anl recommended, to be adop-
ted In our snstitution and ''pro-
hiblting III legislative, uunicipal
Or Other sdAool funds or taxes for
any other object whatever.n (Such
: nFuit Of despotism a. this school
provision grated upon such . tree
Ufllberty, y = oar Federal Consti-
tntisa. would either perish, or Kill
the treel
A very god Recommendation
that all church property, except
graveyartls be taxed, then follows.
Foreign relations aud commsrcc
appear to 10 1sliciteus ard 6ourish-
Ing except the bearing Cuban aS.
6htrs Aave upon ~ nation. The
saessagc very propss1y establishes
that the Cubass sge In no c0ndi-
~ 70 rscsivs Any degree Of rccog-
milton. Though this portion Of
~ message appears TO have re-
ceived more thought and care than
any other /; nom which We infer
that this h Tho chief national OBJ
ject sf'lhs present administration.
The ppecsedlngs Of the Alabama
Court OF Claims, the trans Ma.
rine Telegraph Lines, matters Of
naturalization and cxpatriation, Of
American foreign horn children
are appropriately discussed. Fol.
lowed ~ references to the reports
r. ~ various governmental do
puftments; chiefly the currency
Vucstion; which IL Inflated TO con-
siderable length, in : contraction
argument.
Following . shy Il Utah and
Polygany, and . sensible and prsc-
teal suggestion concerning the
tlnbcr on public lands, the message
Noses y follows:
"As thls will be tho last annual
ImcsoovD which / shall have the no
nor Of eFansunitting ~ Congress, b.
f0ro ny successor ID chosen, / viii
repeat o. recapltulate tho questions
Which ! deem OF vital importance
\ - leglplatsd upon and settled It
- -
The Greenville times., 1875-12-11
Clancery Dlstrlets anl Chaneel.
lersblps.

Gen. J. z. George llns addressed
Mr.. Thos. G. Catchings; a lcttcr'a'
10 the effect Of tho recent adoption
Of the amendment to the Constitu-
tion, upon The reduction of the
number Of Chanccllors and Chan
ccry dlstrlcts. This lcttcr Is pub
llshcd In tho Herald, and conclu.
sivcly shows that the effect Of this
amendment 10 10 aUroyass existing
Chanccry districts and Chanccllors,
70 soon o tho Legislature meets
and camvasses the votes thercupon.
The Greenville times., 1875-12-11
Wsful wall Ger WItlered Hopes.

II Is impossible TO doubt the un-
fairness Of the recent election in
Mississippi. Every day convinces
US more and more that there has
been foul play somewhere. The
widest runiors are ailoat in regard
10 the terrible manipulations, and
the scheinirx measures resorted Ia
IN order to intimidate voters. Not
= day passes but that some poor
c0l0red boy falls in among us who
has been prosecuted aud pursued
on account Of his fidelity 10 the
cansc Of liberty aud Republican
principles. One can not listen to
the staty Of their trials, adventures
and hair-bfeath escapes from bad
and desperate outlaws, without
being moved with . quailing sense
III the horrors committed aud the
tnjusticc dOpe the citizen voter
And still these acts of depreciation
snd outrages do NOT cease. The
Overawetl are now driven from
their homes. and the vanished have
bsen Compelled 10 flee with their
wives aud little ones IN order "a
savc their endsnxrred lives. oh.
when shall these ,hinss cense p
When shall peace and gootl severn.
pncut reign throuehout the 6orders
Of our great c0untry3 When shall
every man b. respected and pros
tected in tho exercise of all his pri.
vilcgesY When. oh when MEM.
phis Weekly PIauct. RcDublican.
-
The Columbia Union-Ilcrsld,
thu Ieadino Rcnml,licsn io,,rmsI ~
South Carolina, says the white line
s snaIspa IN Misslssippl resulted : not
from ths % iii. % ssrc".S ssS's sss,,,.;.,!yI w:y 7
tlation. but nom their soinv to ~
polls and voting the white line
ticket. .l'. s'.., Il says there was doubt.
ihis sioni '.ns ~" .,.. ss'c1e'! ~ 70 "s,ms
moral rr,ssure Of the em,ire
white population against the ont.
The Greenville times., 1875-12-11

N addition to taxes stated, there
y S,.tl.c., .i,lc ON the foregoing iist the E
olcriif's, Clerks, Printer's Coais ~
and legal damages. oo'''
Iax-Collector of Washington
county: o. WlN6LOW.
Per G. NJ. HELM. Is. s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-28

way up Broadway to &c twenty
secondst broadway, broadway e. 10 Thirty
fmrth a. Thrt y-fourth-st. to Ffthavc. i1fthavc 10
Twenty thirdst Twenty thrst to seyentna', , ,a
the First second Third, and Fourth Divisions VIII pro
coed to scvenhave right into Tw,n,s rshi
the Fifth SIXTH Seventh and Eighth Divisions rgn'
into Twen;yafthst, and form a1np m,, .cns viii
continue the march down yenthave left INTO d%en G
second at The Thirteenth Fourteenth r1ssc" synn
sixteenth Divisions left into Twenty nsisI; SfNe
tecnh Eighee nth Nineteenth and Twentieth DIVISIONS
len into Twentetist. and form double column. lhe
Tweny-fTs Twenty sccond Twenty third, ana twenty
fon,fh Divisions will continue down Twentytn W
tie ferry The Twenty fifth Division VIII hal! az
ave- Upon arriving at c places aso' Inc rr,t of
the rear division reaches the entrance 10 te
will halt omen column face inward ana enter nc Trau
Iodpe Room in reverse order, headed by the 1rahu
Master when the dedicatory services Will take pace
General headquarters for the day are rstansien az
DemOncos corner Fourteenth st., and Fifthave WHERE
ali reports on said day To be sent Inc dress pre-
scribed NV the General Communities viii be strict! en-
forced VIZ dark clothing high black hats, white sh =
ard plain hte aprons for officers and members FAST
Masters and officers Of Lodges will wear their jewels sus
pended by blue ribbon, or by clasp upon thc ,e.
breast Lodges will not be permitted 10 carry e'he
baI,DCrS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-28
SEIZURES BY RETENUE OFFICERS.

DETAILS OF ILLICIT WHISKY DISABLING IN VINEGAR
FACToRIEs-A LARGE AMOUNT OF LIQUOR SEIZED
FOR NON-PAYMENT OF Tax.
II was announced IN The TRIBUNE of
Wednesday that two large vinegar factories, with com
pete dstilling apparatus In operation had been seized
by officers in IT. Louis. The particulars Of the
seizure and Of the methods by which the frauds were
carried received at the occ OF the Super
visor Internal Revenue in this city, and follows
Internal Revenue Agent Smith, Deputy Collector
McIncr and Special Clerk Hale OF New York, and two
other officers, having received intimations that
spirits manufactured By firms owning vinegar fac
tories, visited several Of the vinegar establishments of
It, Louis ut two of which their suspicious verified
The law prohibits the Manufacture Of whisky for
the purpose Of turning into vinegar unless the lawful
taxis pad, and also prohibits its manufacturing ON
PREMISES where other business IL carried The two
which were found 10 be Violating the law were
seized. In one the arrangements for making whisky
very simple, consisting oi an Iron still ad fixtures
instead Of copper apparatus which Is generally employed
I'm the OF her and irger shent the means by which
ihe elicit di.atiSn effected complicated
and iJg.nious aud we're concealed IA much az pos
SHE. The mash which used In making vince lar
was contained In r.s1rvolr IN the higLest
story, and from near tue top OF tho restr,olr
tube surrounded by boxes filled with cold water
When heat wac applied the yapor from the mash Was
force into the funnel. and In its passage downward
cooled and became distilled spirits. which collected
vessel In the cellar From this they were pumped to
another part of the building where they were converted
INTO vinegar. TIE officers IRON New-York who were
ga ell In ,is seizure were the same who succeeded In
breaking nj similar practices In the manufacture Of Vine
gar Furnan-s Brooklyn, and In Grandst.. Williams
bir.h LODI 0l these factories under the manage
ent Of Nh stecn, who He'd to Canada to escape mpris
OnIncnt
stated at the Office OF the Supervisor that about
1000 barrels of liquor had been detained mot s.ize)
HcwYork because 1t was not clear that the proper tax
had been patti ON H. No names we're given either Of the
persons by whom 10 was received OF from whom Il
sent, the liquor had not yet been sseeraincd to be-
Illicit
In the United States District Court yesterday suits
begun Tor the condo Of whisky scz.d the
following places on the ground that the proper taxes
IS fiontsl. and consgn BY Rcnds Il brothers Of the
let District Of Wisconsin; 10 barrels found Ut No 10
Ieayerst and consgncd by L. Teuscler VI u ist d.
et Of Missouri ~ barrels found at Ne IS Beaycr-el
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-28
ACCIDENTS FROM H4NDLANG PISTOLS
A BOY SHOT By HIS PLAYMATE IN BROOKLYN-
MAN PROBABLY DIsFIGURED FOR LIFE.

BOY SHOT BY his PLAYMATE IN BRoOKLYN-
MAN PROBABLY DIsfIGURED FOR LIFE
Edward j. Partridge, age II, of No. 70
Johnson-st, Brooklyn, dangerously and probably
fatally shot, yesterday afternoon with pistol In the
hands of 7. H. Johnson IL, sOn of cxControllcr
Evan NJ Johnson, at the home of the latter at No $40
Jay st. While tho mother OF the wounded boy alb
sent the lad obtained loaded pistol belonging To his
brother and went to play with young johnson. After
playing awhile in the house. the boys went into the yard
where Partridge handed the psto to Johnson 10 ex-
anime, when the weapon became In some way
discharged tie bullet striking PrtIidges hand and
to1Dy his abdomen. johnson fled In terror ant
Partridge about the yard anlcssly until coored
servant, hearing his cries, to his assistance the
hoy taken home. IL IL said that there is little nope
for his recovery He declares the shooting 10 have been
purely accidental and he begged that 1t should not be
made known that II was done by his playmate.
While George f. Swift of lOrdave., Brooklyn, son
Of eXOal contractor Francis Swift experimenting
work al Barren Island Tuesday. his revolver
fell from his pocket and was accidentally discharged
the bullet entering hs upper lip and ptssng upward 10
his forehead where still remains the injuries not
deemed to be of fatal nature though II Is feared
they Will result in permanent Disagreement.