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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-12-07
Ne1te Mn3etgen.
Die taufmdnntide A9entmr
4. g. Dunn s. Comp,
Rr. z, Observation-Disclosures
Baltimore.

(gtablirt i'm Suni 1841.)
0tess @tablifiement ttefett (uur on lnteri1reber)
aIle uotbieen oct lilirteu SnIormottonen btnthtt6
Der Steluna Yerantmo ortltdhtett &C. Rauleuten,
Sdnoern IL. (. I'd. lnnerbG6 Der Ser. Staoten, 8err
rltoreu uno BrtthzJ zJtorozAmerita; aud lteferH fie
elm RefertuJzBut, uelhes Die gGmen pon mehr,
ais $4,000 8aufeuten u. (. NJ. uuo oeren Raen uuo
Die Steluug oepelbeu entbdlt. IS 1T oas comples
tcite uno auseeoebntsfte Spem, ueldes iemaIs fiji
Beouemlttbtei Der Bants uno 6aHoelsbduIer uno ftr
Die ausemelue Yerbeiieruna uno ben Shue oes San'
oels oraantiirt muroe 40 3weie eblreaus 6aben mir,
fueltbe in ben bauptidtdlten Stdoten ftub; unlere
Srlctdterausen tounea ntft ibertroffen De-oeu.
gSnt. .. Scartett, bierDobuenoer gompagnon.
re- 6dliee anjprIhe meroen etn9e5ogen uhoSeH
thtsiahen I'M N9aeneinen beiorat. (SdnN. .tSO
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Hr1nAe.

9id1olasptl1e, Sp. 6. DECEMBER. -
g. s, alptnion's WSbelbanbluns uno bic
Sdnitttpaarenldoe BON s. g. Wafters, 81.
Oidlon, 3. 9. &rtdjter, @ebriioer ytolau,
Samilton & Duan uub s. o. Sparfs murs
BEN ,erftDrt. Serluit $4,000.
Rewsgorf, 6. De3br. - Gin GROCER
Glepator Der sYbil. sReaoinger &oblen=Go., 4"
in rpel6em fid] 200 Snnuen 8oblen befcnoeu,
1T am 5uBe Der aoams= =Strabe in groOflpn
absebrannt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-12-07
Ser 6eIoutQrft.

New.gorf, 6. 0esbr. - SeIo leidt 81
AS. gSed)el idlofien rubig gu 4.844. Sob
idlos au ll44-114s. gunoes. Oblisationeu
id3loiien flau uno ftetis sler Coupons
% Issl; Seer ii54; nsue l264; Ser 1929; 1ssr
1924; neue SIMMER 117t; 1O.4Oer Coupons
1174. aftien ibleiien lehhaft uno ltett9; N.@
g.@entral 1O5S; @rte l6t; eate Sbore 6o4 /;
5as. Central 931; Pittspurg so; ytortb-
8eitern 39b; YriOr. 543; Nod Sslauo
1O45.
nnterIdabamts 8ilaua: @olb 2,810,.
96l; @ourant SAC, 1929, ,948,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-12-07
Gen. S0bcoG.

Ncw.0Orf, 6. 9eS. = Die uYOIt" bat
SpeSialz z9epeideu BON 8ahtn9ton, oaB Der
@eneral, 2uualt gtad)rid)ten BON ct. gouts
erbalten bat, boB bis gum Samftag absnS
nod feline Antlase 9egsn Sabcod entlafleu
poroen lei.
ct. 2ouis, 6. 9e5ember. - Nus suoers
lGiiieer Guele erfGbrt man, oaB SabcOd nltt
auaeflaat moroen 1T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-12-07
sd1pt, tpteoer etn &stessiGtff fees
Srrf{n

8ortsmoutb B, N.a3., 6. De8ember. =
Sn Der Rapp garo ftnb Sefeble eingetruffen,
ba8 ariessidiff rSiconoeroga" iofort iesfertis
su MAIDEN. 9as 8riegSififf DWarion" 1T
nid,t tpie beriftet tpuroe, nah Siberia benr.
bert poroeu, Iouberu partet nod auf so Nta=
trolen, wel6e aus @barlestOun, @afi. bier
eiutreffen iollen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-12-07
9te BrpaeiTe segen oen S@nappss
Mtna"

WiGwaufee, 6. 0e3.-9as perionlide
gtoentbum oes 8. &inb8fopf, meld1er iid
me9en Sera6tung bes 9eri9teS I'M @efdnss
nifie beftnoet, iourbe beute bon Dem 8enenue'
Collector auf 0ffentli6er anftioH pertauft unO
bra6te $1,000. Ser Serfauf fanb itatt, I'm
einen gei9lagnabmebefebl Oes Solicitors auf
S49, 900 su befrleoiQen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-12-07
Wrpses etnes WSroerS.

ofou,6. 0eB.-DerRro5eB oes Strdenoteners
2bos. 8. Biper, tuetber Die utine WtabeI 9oune in
oem Slodsnfuble Der Barreuzgl gloeuuesstrae ermor'
oete. beaonn heute.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-12-07
tImaliiG Iattf etnem Wetfftiiipptz
GQutpfer.

Newz Orleans, 6. DECEMBER. - Iuf
benz Dampter Is. $. 0urfee," bon bier mad
benz. Steo 8iper unterpegs, 5eriprang bic
Oampir0bre, alS bas 8oot II Dfeilen bon
bier entfernt mar. Gin Otann wuroe set0otet,
brei perbriibt uno bret iprangen iiber Soro
uub ertranfeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-12-07
0erbaffutta etucs NalSd,ers.

YbiIaoeIpb 6. 9et. Soiepb 70. 2boz
mas wuroe beute uuter 5000 Sirsidaft seftut. um
ftt aui Die antase bu perautuorteu, fir 5000 9e@
fdIIpte rgriez@itp RuHerzSOuos" in 9trtutation
seinst iu baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-12-07
Ste @eItanSiteGmt9. - Cine Sotta
orekperfptIltattttQD DcrlauQf+

86ila abelpbia, 6. DEG. = DIE 81.
uan;- -gommiitou ber 9SeltausteQun9 bat be-
id)lofen, etne Betition au ben @on9reB gu
rid,ten, Inn eine Serwlltgung BON 81 800, 900
su crbitten. Die 9enfiArtft miro berettS
morgen i'm @onsreiie eingerei4t perOen.
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RnskpiI1

YnIber 8e9en falteS Hteber,
elm itnees uno efetiues Seitmitiel, Su6erstet uuo
oertduft uou Coleman & Wo9erS,
(aus25, 3VlteI) Rr. 17S, eits8alttmorefrGse.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-12-07
Die hriRf Tmft-Rnhhrerne

BON 9upiOn @uBeiieu nub benz solbenen
YteoaillensSeHeleiieu
tuo ie6er an fft ieI5f uorSlelib, uno Fub In Stns
rot Der @rce1enS utdt su ibertreffeu.
@ontratte iur pet8ane ourd tr9eno zines oerielbe
meroeH ub9ei6loiieu poR
gS. q. Boob G Gpmp.,
NpttH6,1SD @de Der Baltimore Il. gutanfraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-12-07
Nus Der 9muoesba,tptffaSt.

9S tH9toH, 8. 0e5. 0aS Sbfrz
bulbes9eridt entidteo beute Die 6dlle 9tr. 48,
Nr. 40 unb 9fr. At. Ser lebtcre Sail mar
Der Der Baltimore Botomac Sabn" 9egen
Oie @uratoren Der 6. BresbDterianer Strte.
0as llrtbell bes Sbergert9tS pom 9iltrifte
Columbia murbe beitdttgt.
- Sic Dtitglieber oes gfattoual, Grefuttp'
@onite's Der Demofr. 8artei bielten beute
i'm ,Arlin9ton SOtel" cine Serlammlung.
Der Q6tb. &tdaro Sdeu fiibrte ben Soriib.
Der Soriieer puroe eruld6ti9t, bas oeinofr.
9tational @onlite mad Selleben Suiammen
81 rufea, nm Die 3ett Der bemofr. Natlonal<
@onueution feit3uieten.
-Seute tuaren nur folgenbe Senatoren
anpeienb: Ilcorn, Mifi.; @ragiu, N. s.,
0orieD, Nrf.; @olotbmalte, Ala.; 9o9an,
ST.; Merrman, N.=@.; giornooo, @a.,
uno Sones uno Sharon bon GeuaOa.
- Der Sdaeamts> >Sefretdr bat bcnte benz
@ougreiie feline Soranid)lGse fir oas am 81.
Suni 1877 enoenbe Sisfaliabr eingsi6idt:
SoranftIas. Sorandlas. Serptatgnns.
SonsreB $6,99S.475.t0 $6,6.9,t57.97 $5,0S5,4 $50
8rdttent 78,4OO.O0 $4,000 $4,000
n staats 1,eol, ,oe5.oo 1,6s8,7s5.oo 1852, 2,o35. 90
atiees 57430 1911 52,aS8,0 ,0i9.00 40,630,657.2 .29
Waps 22,792, ,i96 40 2I0S6,627.65 18,t77,546.9O
Snneres Il, ,594, 1854 42,06S.2S5.96 39o94 l0660
Yot 9,862,n4.19 1o,465,2SE.96 S,9'0,651.0y
G5eriht 3,850,0i0.0O 4,l0O,261.00 3,SS7,549.46
adsr6au 25l,565.Oo 276.2so.oo 249't2OoO
e-. -, c,o coo 10 o, N non 7eo on 900 tee A. S7
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M6trittBS
NpOarat.
8erbefertsr
ntbt : erpInitbcr
9etu6lofer

Sdupts cttiee: gsr. 26. RorS.eoGiOaSftr.;
Spets CiRec: Nr. $50, Woro 8n1itraBe;
GaroItnehrabe. - Nbtrttte, Soateu, 8runnen,
Seler Il. I. 10. Deroen bel Gag uno Radbt obue @es
ruH ooer 8sfnbr oes @rptoorens 8ereini9t. BefteI,
tun9en peroen cr6eteu uno punttIib ausseilbrt.
(SuRtt1, ,t9O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-12-07

R5- 0eraebt Sure SrennOe Htd1t, foHoern
tauft ssne RdbmGidne .sum IgDetbua4ts @eideTt
fae oiefeIben.
ReRennsb uertauit aGe arteu fHr seriusere
greiIe, ats hseuo etu dbulttes @eihdit in SaItta
more. Rr. 136, 2Seit@ISaHette<.
(290-Tl uutet3dlo DER pOwGIo StresI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-12-07
0pn Der teramtfhen @renae.

y aID t on, 6. Ue5br. = Der NeDenue'
&utter nSobn q. 9ir," pelder geifern atenb
bier eintraf, tpiro beute 4benb nadl benz &io=
@ranbe abgeben. 9eahridteu bon Sromns
bile meloen, baB 8thtcr Menoulis uont 8un=
bsSgeridtc in WatamoraS nad @amargo beor=
bert porben 1T, nm auf gSeliuug bes 8rdft.
benten 2erbo Rcgfulb'8 Gtreif5ug 81 inter
iuhen. Gin beritdti9ter SicbSieb, Namens
9eoro Berbes, lit ie1s Metlen oberbalb
8ropnspine BON elmer Sderiffs= @ad1e er=
i9ofien moroen. Yeroes miberieste itdl Der
Yerbaitung unS idoB aui ieine gerfOlger,
iuorauf bieie inn nteoerftredten. Dem Capt.
Ncgialln unb ietner @ompagnte murben Don
ben Siirsern pOn Brownsville $500 sum Sc.
i6enf gema6t in Iuertennuus ibrer Ser.
oienite nm ben Gtdat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-12-07
Serabsesums boa 9lrbeitslobncn.

Sall 9f toer, Mtaii., 6. 0e5br. =
5eute besinnt in alien Sabriten bteier Staot
Die 9obnberabiebuns BON 10 @rO5ent. Nehz
rere frans6fi'de 5amilien beabid)tigen, ute.
Irbeiter iesen Die Grbeit fort, oenn iie piiien,
oat Der segenwartise Stanb Des MurfteS
feline b6beren 2obne gehattet. 0tau 9laubt
uid1t. bqk cine St1ruaa etntreten miro.
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@ad,et es oent ,,SoB" sweeo
Afn6a
0mtfttta6Itdier VI ORB.

Eolebo, g., 6. Deg. - Die 9eid)e oes
iungen &oblnion, bes Dor etwa finf 9Soten
auf 9eteimniBoolle 8eiie uerlhpunoenen
8ofa3enten, murbe geitern ifredlt6 peritiinl-
melt I'M Sluiie 9eiun6en. @8 bat alien an=
lhein, oaf er baS Spfer zines 8erbre6eus it.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-12-07

&letoersStoHe. Setoens Mt1o
Sptken RBaaren.
Ieuer 2aben. @lesaute Baaren.
8efte Vretie.
ellis &aufma,t
Nr. %, Noro . gntatu Strafe,
100 gta6 tdjwar3en alpaca
su iolseuosn Breeu: 25, 80, 80, 50, 49, 40, 5O GO,
20, 80, 90 uno 100 Gents.
SO etu6e dd,ten frans6fthen Gaibmtre
Su Is, 81, 81, Si.25, St.50 uno 81.
GIesante &Ieiperhnffe tn ben memeften1arbsn
gu %, %, go, 81, 45, 30, 60 uno 70 Cts.
&dpere fdbwarse 9etos
Su SLIP, $t.25, $1.30 uno $1.5
gu beoba6ten!
500 a3aar eIeeante Sptsen ynrbdnee,
Iebr bils aui Nuttiou sefauit,
Derbsn, nm 9aum su seioinnen, febrabiltg periauit
100 9abemo stueifm6pfse 8laess
Ssanofdube,
fpertb St.25, 5u 621z Cts.
7amens nno Sperren llnterfletoer=SsIanea,
GorJetten, 6trmmpie, 8dnoer &c.
fuerSeu auis Siaisfte anseboten.
Tefe Yretfe. ReeIle leBebtennns g..
Gais &aufman,
(247-) Str. 22. Rpro=Gutatuftr.
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Roblen Aobltn Apblen
Sc Sc Sc

BoIIes @epit gaIanttrtI
@eogGe sd. Gurtt,
S<g. y, @ortbs, uabe SaIttmoreHsGBss
(Sau22, ,12Wtef)
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S9ntiser, auisepabt!

Su9WSFVeVT W"TBVf"W
gSit baben ioeben uniere meme
"LETTER Dn STEP FEED,
9tdb=RafdDtne
empfaIsen.
Gie ift beiouoers fir
2 d,u etoer
seeiguet unb fann on
Gtnta adJbett,
MrbettSfabtafeit unb
9auerbaitt8fett
uldbt iibertroffen iperoen.
9te Gptpe'fd,e VdbntaSd1tttensGo.I
(Jnnti6,1SD Nr. AZ, Yoro GbarIeSttrake.
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Die RarIurrsonne u. .g@neabetaers
Gfufrnidb-Drffn

ba6eu ale anoeren I'm SetBeu lberfliigeIt uub pers
ton9en ptnis Reparatur. a6rtStrt rub usrfoutt BON
SS. g. @oDo 81 Scmp.,
&de Der Baltimore unb SutanffraEe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-12-07
The PARIS RANGE,

Dot flo etueReputatton ueseH ietuer8orSisu9tettfm
aoaen, Baden uno SpGramteit in 6euerung uuo
a5nusun9 erDor6en, ,rDeldes oenieben iber ole an>
osren Ranges" erhe6t. 5iuf @rosen fir SotelS unb
2Sohnh6uler ueroen fa6riSir uno iiHo gum Sertaufe
bel ID. e. gSpoO 6 Gomp.,
&de Der Baltimore uRb @utamftIl6es
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-11-17
Cool Husband

A European correspondent tells tu.
following story: 81 hear q stony OF 1000
elopement which fitted me Wi.h alarm
for the morals of such OF our diplomatic
agents IA are quartcred $40 81. Peter hufE
A certain X had persuaded thr wife or
a friend $50 fly 10 Olher c.imC' W.'.
him. BY some miscalcuiatlau of time
and trains, the fugitiyes were detained
in the Russian Capital for some four
hours after the lady had left the usual
explanatory note considered necessary
in good society," on her husband table.
The guilty pair, surrounded by travelling
apparatus, are waiting for the moment of
departure in KS house, when the hu--
band is announced Naturally, the iuIr
one bolts into a neighborug room. Tho
husband comes in with bis wile's letter
in his hand. My dear y he says 'my
wife tells me that you are going t'
be good enough 10 escort her over the
frontier. / have, therefore, come tD
thank you in person for the greatest ser-
vice which any man has ever done me.
Only, as / have some regard for mE
family name, / must beg that when you
are tired Of her, az must soon be the
case, you will not bring her back again,
or we may disagree. Bon u0yays, and
he left the room. 1 understand that n
gloom was cast over the excursion by his
speech, which resulted in a separation
soon after.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-11-17

The Henderson CKy.,) News says jim
Crittenden County there dwells ana old
couple named Thompson, who, for che
past fifteen years, have resided on farm,
respected and esteemed by all who knew
them. Some days ago, a man named
Blanchard, who has been working within
the vicinity Of the Thompson farm, took
advantage of the absence Of the woman
husband, and, approaching her, succeed
ed by force and threats in taking undue
liberties with her person. The affair
leaked out, the next day. aud a party OIL
fifteen young ladies repaired TO blanch-
ards house and called him out. lie
responded to the call, and, upon his
appearance, was greeted with q perfect
shower Of strokes about the head and
breast with whips IN the hands Of the en-
AGED visitors. After he had been chastis-
ed severely be was given notice that he
would be expected to leave the State
within thirty hours, but, al the time for
leaving. he was found to be too weak aud
the time was extended few days The
unhappy woman left the county after the
affair had become public. and went to
friends ia Union county. Blanchard g.
said to be in a critical condition.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-11-17
THE IVY GREEN.
BY CHARLES DICKENS,

y .dsinty plant is the ivy green.
That creepeth DER ruins old!
IN right choice food are his meals, / weeu.
In HI cell so lone and cold.
rhe walls must be crumbled, the stones de
eayedS
II oIeasure his dainty whim:
nd The moldering dust that years hav,
made,
l. a merry meal for him.
Creeping where no life is seen,
A rare old plant is The ivy green.
Ar.st he stealeth on, though lie wears nc
wings,
And stannch old heart has he.
how closely he twineth, how tight he
clings,
To his friend the huge oak tree,
n nd slyly he traileth along the ground.
And his leaves he gently waves,
a nd he ioyously twiHes and hugs around ,
Il The rich mold of the dead mems graves.
Creeping where no life is seen,
A rare old plant is the ivy green.
|EboIe ages have fled, and their works de-
cay ed.
And nations have scattered been;
|p,,t the stout old ivy shall never fade
From its hale and hearty green.
'Tbe brave old plant in its lonely days
4 Shall fatten upon the past
Dor the stateliesr building man can raise
l. the Ivy's food at last.
Creeping where no life is seen,
A rare Old plant is the ivy green.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-11-17

And now, brethren, having disposed
OF the Defunct enthusiastically. Ipt 10, I.-
member the great lessons which he ha4
signally failed toexempity. "TheWay
OF the transgressor is hard That's real
Scripture, aint IT, brother SaudforI 81
Sooner or laterthe great law of rctribu-
tiop will Tx its unerring faugs upon the
evil doer No man, no party, cam perl
petrate monstrous Outrages upon SUFFERING
humanity with impunity Tho Druugt
has given up the ghost I'm obedience fa
the infallible DEGREES ola Power to whom
We must all bow. The Dcuuc. was uu-
worthy 20 live The Detuuct ha. u4il
the penalty of his own crimes with M.
own life. Let us learn, brethren. from
this. that the right political road Il. Tho
one the Defunct knew nothing off The
right road is Illuminated with Justice u
all, integrity OF purpose, honesty az cuu-
duct, good faith, magnanmity and iib.r-
ality. Let Us travel ON the great hish.
way which these clear-hghtmg pl..-
marks emblazOn, and our State rs forever
safe from the mercenary designs uf Nh.
unconscionable proselytes of this great
Defunct. Amen.
ParsOn Whitaker was then called oa.
and added few timely cxhor,utIaus.
When he closed, the Rev Mr.. Edward.
of st. Louis, was introduced and sub.
mitted some touching and solemn
thoughts suitable TO the melancholy IS
casion which were well received. Anur
which Deacon w. A. Brown announced
that the body would be conveyed rl tho
grave-the band playing the celebrated
march which is not known as church
contribution to music--in iroutof brother
Ragsdale's hotel, there 10 be buried 40
feet under ground.
Which was accordingly done. and 500
anda6 tho poranr 81 tho l.F,...t
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-11-17
Two Dollars a Year.

meadows Nature to them is an oper
book, from which they learn lessons Of
wisdom and purity, and the contempla
ton of which is soothing and delightful
the landscape blooms in beauty to their
eyes, and fills with fragrance the air they
breathe; the warning faculties of their
minds are subdued by Natures gentle
teachings, yielding reverential obedience
to the precepts of Christianity, and
IS Unvexed by toll and tricks for gain,
They turn the fertile mold;
Then scatter on the golden grain.
And reap rewards hundred fold
They dwell where grace and beauty charms.
For God hath blessed their hopes and farms.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-11-17
Meeting Of the I'crIsIn-,irlc Ciub.

At meeting Of the Perkm,yiIIc Do.
mocratic and Conservative Club off Win
stOn county, Miss, on the 9Th day of
November, A. ID. 1878, the following
resolutions were unanimously adopted
Resolved, lst, That the pprku.yiIIo
Democratic and Conservative Club of
Winston County, Miss, sends greeting
to their Democratic and Conservative
brethren throughout the State, fur thc
great victory achieved ON the "a inst
Resolved, ID, That this Club will mot
permit iis camp fires 10 go out until after
the Presidential election iu November
1875, and that our first choice for Pr.-
dent is Thos A. Hendricks, of ludtuna.
and Ben. III. Hill, Of Georgia, for Vie.
President.
Resolved Sd. That we recommend tIat
all the Democratic and Conservative
Clubs throughout the State keep their
fires burning, as the good work has jose
begun.
Resolved 4th. That Gen j. H. George,
Chairman Of the Executive Committee
of the State Of Mississippi, is entitled to
the thanks of this Club as well as all the
other Democratic aud CONSERVATIVE Clubs
throughout the State, for his energy and
powerful ability in conducting the late
canvass, and is our frat choice for L.. IS.
Senate.
Resolved 9th. That Adelbcrt Amc has
our free and full consent 60 retire, aud
take his gang Of thieves and pluudargr
with him, together with his Calling guns
(provided he pays for them out of his
own fund.- to his home in the icy land
Resolved 9th That the Louisville
Banner, Meridian Mercury, and CLAEIoE,
at Jackson, be requested ID publish these
resolution.
&. w. RICHARDS,
Pres. j.. ID. a. G.. Club.
IL w. MCQUISN, Sec'y.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-11-17

tablet which marks the grave where uc
bury him,
THE ErlrArH
Here lies
the Vampire of thc
Radical Party.
BE bed on Earth. Now
lies he here.
''Gone, in the moving language 81 CIV.
Childs, the obituary poet oi the ag..
=" Gone" TO the Father ot Lies
He died
GOrged with Public Plumber.
and
heeking with promiscuous luiIu'u
He departed
Without a Single Virtue
to Relieve the
Long Train Of Nillaiuies and Corruutf0a.
Which Mark
His Career in Mississippi.
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THE DEFUNCT.
BuryIRg Ihe Radical Party o
H.auderdale.

FuneraI ObsequIe., Nov. Sth.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-11-17

a Florida bill of sale: "This is to
S;r that Jacob johnson has sold his
SLs, Mary A. johnson, to me, Daniel
an human, and he has given hur two chill
M The oldest and the youngest, and j.,
"a. nlel Skillman, has promist to take
OF her; and she has to give one
Se ~ =, and bur clothing and matres, and
- eI clothing, ard hur things that belong
q y n !n Mary A. Johnson. Me, Daniel
n I'll q has bought hur for So. Wit
-esS' 7. 1. Lind, Fannie Mcleod. ~
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ro servant: l suppose, ma'am, I shall
nj ~ nave to wait at table % Lady: = %,
U. want housemaid. Servant: II
oppose ~ ma'am, shall not have to make
me- Isds~ Lady Surprised, but COM
fthssuly); Certainly not Servant
sn ruanklng the place viii suit: And i
am. shall. not be obliged
a. : answer the door, - Lady. e OF
t tOI not The fact i, i want D servant
EP tSok a. and I don't think you will ~. 7
= asasa 80 ii aw8k asK
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Disturb not his ASHES.
Oh, Stranger.
Lest Pestilence Should Come AGAIN
To our Beloved State.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1875-12-02
Making Men HOusehOlders.

The Philadelphia plan of making men
householders is simple and practical. A
poor man in that city can obtain lot,
lSx90, for 5000, by entering into an OBJ
hgatlon to pay yearly rental of twelve
dollars, or six per cent. As long as this
interest on the purchase money is paid
annually, the ground-rent landlord. as
he IS called, cannot demand the prin-
clpal. He now joins building associa-
tlon, and takes, say, five shares. On
each share one dollar is to be paid
monthly, and, as there are one thousand
shares, each month $1,000 is paid into
the association. Then the money so
paid is put up at auction among the
members, and the bidding mounts up
from five per cent. premium to perhaps
twenty, at which it is knocked down to
him. He agrees to pay besides his one
dollar per month per share-say five dol
lars per month-the interest on $1,000,
plus $500, twenty per cent. premium,
amounting to seventy-two dollars per
annum. With this $1,000 he contracts
with competent builder, who puts him
up house. The financial result stands
as follows: He pays ground rent per
annum, six per cent, on S200-$12.
Building association, interest on loan,
$72. Taxes, 81 per 500 on valuation
of house-say $500, SIG $160. 1t is in
effect mortgage which never natures,
unless there is a failure to pay the in
terest or it may be describedas a rental
which gives the renter permanent pos,
session of the estate if he promptly pays
the rent. 1t only takes in practice ten
or twelve years to put him in absolute
possession of his home.