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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-09-25


The Jackson Pilot copies the
following from the Chicago Inter-
Ocean:
GAS we said yesterday, we are
tired of these one-sided combats.
and tired, also, of calling upon
the General Government, hamper
ed and embarrassed as it is by
Congressional timidity, to inter-
fcrc. The Republicans of Missis.
sippi must fight. There is no
other alternative"
Now what do the pcaccable'
law abiding Republicans Of Wash
ington county think of Amcs's
organ echoing such murdcrous
teachings? Have they not had
enough negro blood shed already
We are fain TO believe that these
outbreaks will not cease, until tho
white citizens overlook the igno'
rant negroes who are put forward
in them, and Systematically hole
the white Radicals who instigat'
/ Them to account,
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-09-25


The French papers tell a story Of
a Sergeant-de-ville being arrested
by a delinquent. The policeman
spied boy bathing in the Seine,
and aspired the glory of his cap
turc, which would also entiile him
to franc. But the boy ducked
and divcd and took double sight
at the Sergeant when he came t.
the surface. The policeman lodged
him, however, round a watcrman's
boat aud hid himself under the ytlE-
vale of a punt but when he
stretched out his arm tocapturc the
offender he fell into the river. Tue
boy plunged IN after him and swan
with him to the shore. The Ser
geant thanked his preserver, aud
told him lie would let him of.
"But l won't let you off, said the
boy you would have claimed u
franc for my capture, but / am en-
titled 70 twenty-five francs for saw
Ing you 30 wsit TIL dress, and
come With ~ tctho guard-roon."
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-09-25

A Presbyteriar misister, while
marrying a rustic couple OF his
parishioners, felt exceedingly dis
conserted OIL his asking the BRIDE
groom if he were willing to take
the woman for his welded wife
by his scratching his head and say.
Ing Ay, Pm wullin', but 70
rather have her sister,"
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-09-25

The New York Tribune, m no-
ticing that such riots as have az
tlicted Mississippi are unknown
in Virginia, North Carolina, and
several other States, says 1T Il
"bccause these States are out ol
the hands Of the men who steal
the very land from under the plow
of the planter, and whose pett!
oppression lashcs the peoplc into
desperati0n.V
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-09-25

During a trial the Judge called a
witness. No one answering, an ell
d erly man arose and soleninly said,
"He Is gone" "Wherc has he
gonc?'' asked the Judge, In no TEN
der tone. II don't know but be
Is dcad,n was the guarded answers
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-09-25
For Sale I!

A COMFORTABLE ID WE'LL
IA ing house with 5 rooms, and
good cistcrn, ON Locust street
Lot so by 1871 teet. Terms-Rca-
souable price for cash, or its cqui-
valent.
CyFor particulars apply to this
Office. tscptil'75-n6
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RULE SIX
list OF Court Terms.

crto change and fix the time
hiding court in certain coun-
In The Eleventh Judicial
rict.
lion /. Be 1t enacted BY the
lature of the State Of Missls-
That the courts IN those
hes Of the. Eleventh Judicial
ct hereinafter mentioned,
commence and be holden for
lime hereinafter mentioned,
commence and he holden for
lime as hereinafter stated,
III the business Of the court so
require: Provided, That all
made returnable to the terms
fctof,re fixed shall be consid-
| Iin law as returnahle to the
i as herein designated. In the
IN OF Bolivar, commencing on
bird Monday In March and
Imber, and continue two o
y. In the county OF Wnsh-
b., commencing on the first
Day in April and October, and
hue four weeks. In the coun-
IssaQuena commencing on
|rst Monday of May and No
Der, and continue two weeks.
be county Of Sunhower, COM
)lng on the third Monday OF
|and November, and continue
eek. In the county Of Leflore
bencing on the fourth Monday
ky aud November, and contin-
10 weeks.
K. 2. Be 1t further enacted,
this act take effect and be IN
from and after its passage.
PROVED, February II, 1875.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-09-25

All honest men will bear watch
irg. 1t is the rascals who can't
stand It.
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uarter.
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accompanying the first inser-
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RULE SIX.
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Ing, or subscription, must be
panied by the Cash to obtain
Non. Accounts of regular
mers due and presented the
leach month.
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ancery Court will be held In
Iuena' County, 14th District,
Eth Mondays after 4th Mon.
of January, April, July and
ember.
e terms of the Supreme Court
commence on the Sd Mondays
pill and October.
9 Town Council meets regular
G LIST Tuesday Of each month
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gular meetings are held by the
IDS Of Supervisors Of each colii-
The lst Mondays Of January,
ch, July, August, ard -sooer,
may continue IN session 4 days
no longer.
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Chancry District; continues 0
Us in Tunica, 8 in Coahoma, Q
Bolivar and y in Washington;
,rn m.,.,too
The daily gazette., 1875-06-09
STRAY WAIFS.


DiMaonl State Loan Association
meet this. evening.
Tonight the CITY Council will pro-,
haNlv c,ose It's sessions as IL Court of
Appeals.
Ave DRINKS comprised to-lays po-
lice recoi1, only ono was able 10 pay
the fine ald costs.
For ancat shoe or boot, combined
with perfect iii, call on Donahoe, No
3D7 Market street.
For q nice, light snmmcr suit go to
Buyhaur's cheap store, s. L, corner
Third and Market.
Al the Dry Goods auction sale every
thing sold very low this morning. The
sale VIII Continue this aftcrnoun ana
TO moro" at ~ 4aht2 O'clock, at fth
and Market. ---
llJ"RYIE s Ice CErtM-Kylc's ic, cream
The best in Win iugtOn, at 2d and Market a I'd
CLn and Otan%". lamHios pic-ncs and ex.
cursans eupplvl al short notice. Give him
q call. Every bodY says kyle's cream Is ex
cellent, nont better and nobody moro oblig
ing TO customers than hyle. Cream always
on hand 1T "a street market and 9Th ano
orange. juncl-0w
The daily gazette., 1875-06-09
The Beechez Trial,

Mr.. Evarts concluded his summing
up in the Beecher trial yesterday. He
urged the Importance of Mr.. Tracy's
testimony as exposing the animus OF
Tilton and Moulton in their attack
upon Beecher, apd dissected 1.-THE rag
ged edged letter." charging that 1t
showed how completely Moulton had
worked upon Beecher's feelings and
compelled him to help Tilton's
finances, and that it was evidence of
Beecher's innocence, because guilty
persons do not voluntarily parade their
guilt in writing. Mrs. Moulton's tes-
timony was also commented on. He
argued that no witnesses had testified
to Beecher's deviation from virtue, but
all the gravamen of the charge was
contained ip deductions from and con-
structions Of letters written by him.
Beecher is a mere "school boy" In
worldly knowledge, and will always be
nothing but boy in that acceptation.
Mr.. Evarts designated Tilton as "mor-
ally insane" and self-worshipcr. He
concluded his long speech with per-
tinent compliments to the courts and
jury, and expatiated at some length on
the Importance to all christendom OF
the verdict of the jury.
The daily gazette., 1875-06-09
Time of game, two hours.
RASH BALL NOTES.
GENERAL NEWS.

The Supreme Lodge Of Orangemen
and Black knights" met in Jersey City
yesterday, nearly all the States being
represented. Officers will be chosen
to-day.
The Postmaster General will for
mally request Mr. Hinckley to allow
the postal cars to run by the limited
express over the Phila., Wilm. d Bait.
Railroad.
In Washington, on Monday night,
johnson, colorcd, had his head split
open by another colored man, by the
name OF George Washington. Drunk.
enness and jealously was the cause OF
the deed.
The seventh annual convention OF
the American Society of Civil Engin
GERS met yesterday at Pittsburg. Mr.
Minor W. Roberts delivered the open
ing address, and papers by J. B. Eads
and Theodore Cooper, of st. Louis,
were read.
Deputy United States Marshal Ram
sey was shot by horse thief whom
he was attempting to arrest, at or neal
Stockton, Kansas, on Monday. AT
ter being shot, he killed the thief, bu
he survived only about an hour him
self.
The daily gazette., 1875-06-09
EFF. KunkeI's Bitter Wine of Iron.

EFF. Kunkars celebrated Bitter Wine of
Iron will effectually cure liver complaint,
jaundice. dyspepsia, chronic or nervous de-
bility, chronic diarrhpa. disease OF the kid
neys, and all diseases arising from dis
ordered liver, stomach or intestines, such as
constipation, hatulencc, inward piles. full.
ness Oh blood to the head, aeidity of the
stomach, nausea, heartburn. disgust for food.
fullness of the stomach. sore eructations,
sinking or auttering at the pit Of the stomach
swimming Of the head: hurried or difficult
sufocating sensations when In lying pos
ture, dimness Of vision, dots or webs be-
fore the sight, and dull pain In the head, de-
fciency. OF perspiration. yellowness Of the
skin and eyes, pain in the side. back. head,
chest, limbs, etc., sudden 1ushes of heat,
burning In the fesh. constant imaginings Of
evil, and great depression Of spirits Price
81 per bottle. Beware OF counterfeits. Do
not let your druggist palm on some other her
ask for Kunkers Bitter Wine Of Iron. Take
no other. Kunkeps Bitter Wine Of Iron 10
not sold In bulk--only in 81 bottles. e. F..
Kunkel, proprietor, No. 26s North Ninth st.,
fhallfaslpaas, ~ a "A S........ .na a..,... ..a,,
where. ss sth&10th mos. .
The daily gazette., 1875-06-09
ODESSA ITEMS.
Especial to the Gazette.l
ODESSA, DEL, June 8, 1875.


ODESSA, DEL, June 8, 1875.
Quot pitching is the rage here now.
Considerable repairing is being done
about town.
The late rains have bee n great bene-
fit to the croqs.
The prospect for lal 60 crop OF rasp-
berries and black berries is very good.
Large quantities Of gboseberries are
being shipped daily and it is said are
bringing good prices. Mr. w. H. Eccles
expects TO get about 400 bushels from
HIS patch, which contains about acres.
The peach growers are purchasing
largely of baskets, and from present in
dications they Mill need them.
The sloop O}ivia sailed yesterday with
party of young men bound down the
bay on fishing and oy4teriny expedi-
t on.
Oar farmers md true ckers are going
FOR the potato bugs wi lh vengeance
The weapons used are atomizers and
Paris green. I.-
Deaths have been numerous in this
vicinity of late. Messrs. Il. r. Enos
Son, ulldertakcrs, having buried six dI.
ring the past week. MAX.
The daily gazette., 1875-06-09

President Grant. through his domestic
organ, the National Republican, complains
of persecution at the hands OF the ire:
(Which no respectable journal conduct
ed by honorable journalists would per-
NIT or countenance." The President
forgets that it always takes two TO make
an interview; and in describing Mr.;
Charles Nordhoff as "an unprincipled
writer of sensational trash" and Sub
detective of the Ishmaelite press" he
makes apparent his own incapacity to
discriminate between perfectly trust
worthy and responsible writer and those
parasites of the press who live by means
Of that folly in high places which lends
them its ears.--World.
The daily gazette., 1875-06-09
SECOND EDITION
A RAILROAD WAR.
A DETERMINED CITIZEN OF OXFORD
DEFlEs A GANG OF RAILROAD LABOR

A DETERMINED CITIZEN OF OXFORD
DEFlEs A GANG OF RAILROAD LABOR
ERs.
Early last Sunday morning, says tho
Oxford, Pa, Press, gang of about
twenty-five railroal hanis, cfnnloyces
of the Phila. & Baltimore Central
Railroad Company, invaded Oxford
on special train and proceeded to take
up side track in the vicinity of the
engine house for the purpose of relay
ing 1t In front of Woilens 81 Alexan-
der's coal yard. The former part of
the work they accomplished. Not so
the latter. The proprietors OF this
land denied the right of the Company
to appropriate it, but the latter claim
ing the possession of release of right
of way proceeded to the work. Messrs.
Woo'lens & Alexander demonstrated,
showing their title deeds and forbid
ding trespassing unless the Company
could show their right Of way. This
the railroad men did not do, and after
asking Mr.. Alexander how long he in
tended to remain in their way and re-
ceiving an answer that lie "would stay
there until you leave or l am carried
away" one fthe mon advanced to the
| work at the command of the foreman.
On putting his shovel into tho ground, ,
Mr.. A. pushed him aside and then
drew revolver threatening II any man
laid ha nds upon him he would blow
his brains out. The workmeu seeing
that Mr.. Alexander was determined to
resist encroachment upon the property
to the bitter end, withdrew and gave
up the contest.
These proceedings occurring at an
early hour in the morning, but few OF
our citizens were upon the ground but
the cool determination of Mr.. Alexan-
der and of MIR. W oollens In resisting an
invasion Of their property Is generally
commended. Through their att orney
r. K. Stubbs, ESQ an injunction has
been obtained from the Court restrain
ing the railroad company from laying
track.
The daily gazette., 1875-06-09
FOURTH EDITION !
$500 Worth of ",SaUag" Found.
RAILROAD EMPLOYEES IMPLICATED IN
FREIGHT CAR RoBBERfEs.

RAILROAD EMPLOYEES IMPLICATED IN
FREIGHT CAR RoBBERfEs.
For the past many years cars on the
pennsylvania road have been relieved
OF goods consigned to different parts
OF the country, and several months
ago big haul of the thieves was made
lat Columbia. The robberies still con.
tinue, and about six weeks ago con-
versation was overheard which led to
an important discovery on Monday,
implie ating four employees of the Penni
sylvania railroad In the robbery of cars
between Harrisburg and Altoona. De-
tective Roat, employed by tho Penn
Isyivania railroad company and Ser
geant Cilley, of the the police force.
have been diligently working up the
case. On Monday morning the off,
cials of the railroad company at Har-
risburg sent the suspected individuals
on the first western freight train in Or
der to enable thorough and success
full search of their premises to be made
at Harrisburg. When they had gone
Roat and. Cilley procured search war
rants from the mayor and called at the
residences of the railroaders for the
purpose of ascertaining whether any Of
the stolen good were secreted there.
Their mission was rewarded with abun-
dant success. At the house of Isaac
Z. Slime, engineer Of the train, the bulk
of the goods were found. Nearly one
hundred pairs of hose were discovered
and large amount of other wearing
apparel. AT the residence of E, M.
Rodgers, conductor, more Of the plum
der was brought to light. The resi-
dences of E. 8. Sturgeon, brakeman,
and Daniel Hall, fireman, were visited
with similar success Among the ar
ticles found in the several houses were
half barrel of green coffee, umbrellas,
velvets, pants, undergarments, threads,
the whole valued at between $1,000 and
$3.50.
The daily gazette., 1875-06-09
General uarion,s headquarters.

Now that centennial relics andremin-
iscences are being hunted up, it may
n0t- be auliss to mention the fact that
in The business part OF the village, of
Conwayboro,' Harry county, $, G..
standsu house once the headquarters
OF General Marion during a portion Of
his campaigns on the. Great Peedee
river. 1t Wasthen q planter residence
a two story, frame building, and built
entirely Of cypress. u was moved to
Conwayboro' aboutthe year 1902, and
put on the hill in front of the present
Mathodist church, and was the resi-
denee of the Singletons. In l843 it
was moved by Captain Ii. Buck to the
corner next to the court house, where
1t nnw stands, and is occupied by Mr..
III. Ii. Burroughs as a store. In 1S43
il underwent considerable change ian
addition was put to it the old cypress
weather. boarding taken Off and pine
put on; the old cypress frame and cell
Ing, below and above, is the first used,
anl is yet in perfect State of preser-
vation.
The daily gazette., 1875-06-09
How TO TAKE CARE OF FuRs.-Ladies.

How TO TAKE CARE OF FuRs.-Ladies,
it has been remarks as general rule,
imYgine that care in putting away furs
10 all that j. repaired they can wear
them when and how they please, proyi-
ded they e4t4nd few pence for cam
phor when they lay thdm aside. This
idea should be corrected More harm is
done to furs by wearing them for a week
than during whole season. When they
are put aside they should be brushed
the right waJ with a soft brush, an old
linen handkerchief folded smoothly over
them, and a piece of gun, camphor kept
in tho box all the time, to scare intru-
ders in the shape of moths.
The daily gazette., 1875-06-09

Ladies Wlsnlnx 40 rurcnass lfgh
running and Simple Sewing Machine. would
DO well to call at No. 718 Market Street; Will
mington, Del, and see one of the incest Fami-
iy scx1Lg Machines in the world. 1t has no
eouaI /: il sews from the thickest to the thinest
material / iesired without change of needles.
Our hobby is simplicity. durability, light
running and no threading-up required; selt-
threading shuttle arid self-setting needle;
iiseount off for cash. I.aaies doRtbuy a
heavy and complicated machine. hut get the
light running New American.
7l8 Market ST.. Wilmington. Del.
iyTdAwly j. IL. PKlMhOSE. agent
The daily gazette., 1875-06-09
The Miners Continue the Strike

The Executive Board of the Miners
and Laborers' Benevolent Association
met at Pottsville yesterday, and de-
cidcd to continue strike until their de-
mands were granted. Two collieiies
one near Ashland, and one near Potts
vile, resumed work yesterday, with
reduced forces, on the basis of 1874.
The Working Mems Union, mainly
composed of railroad men, Withdrew
Yesterday from Its alliance with the
Miners and Laborers' Association.
This alliance, which was formed last
winter, accomplished nothing for eth
er bodies.
| Advices from Wilkesbarre says
there is no prospect whatever of re.
sumption in the Wyoming region, am
tho good feeling heretofore existing
between the miners and operators has
to great extent been destroyed. Ihe
miners of the Sugar Notch and Wana'
mic mines were notified yesterday to
vacate their dwellings, within ten days
Assistance is received from the miners
who are working in other regions, and
the strikers appear determined to hold
out all summer.
The daily gazette., 1875-06-09

Doctors Disagreement as the to
Treatment OF all diseases, from the mildest
ailmeAt to the deadliest epideinic, but the
conuuering maladies which have defed the
faculty, renders those professional differ
ences OF little consequence. Whilo Dyspep
sia, Cout, Rheumatisnn. Urinary Complaints
disorders mot srganic are obliterated by this
matchless vegetable tonic and Alternative, who
eares for opinion7 may2o-4w
The daily gazette., 1875-06-09

SALES OF MONEY LAST NIGHT. Me-
chanics Loan Association, 106th month
ly meeting-$S00 at 80 per cent, s400
at 90 and $500 at 25. The remaining
receipts were used In payment with
drawn shares.
City Loan Association, 2eth month
ly meeting -$4C0 at 20b per e,nt., and.
the balance paid to Withdrawing share
holders.
The daily gazette., 1875-06-09
FAruEn BoEHM.- one hundredth

FATHER BoEHM.-The onehundredth
birthday of "Father" Henry Boehn.
of the Newark IN. J.) Methodist Epis.
copal Conference, and seventy sixth Of
his ministry, was celebrated yesterday
in Trinity NJ. E. Church, Jersey City.
The church was crowded, including
many ministers. The venerable father
arrived some time after the commence
ment of the services and remained un-
til the close. Addresses were made by
Bishop Simpson and others. Father
| fsoehm Is said to be the Oldest minister
| in the United States. He was born In
Lancaster county, Pa, He was also
we'll known in this city having preach
ed in Asbury NJ, E. Church abol
three years ago.
The daily gazette., 1875-06-09
EDITION.
Base Bait.

MAPLE LEAF VS.. A PICKED NINE OF
CHEsTER-THE wILMrNToNIANs VIC
ToRfOUs.
Yesterday afternoon the Maple Leaf
Base BALI Club, of this city, went to
Chester and played against a picked
nine OF that place, Winning by score
of 20 to rs.
The crowd witnessing the game
treated the visitors in very uncivil
manner during the third innings, push
Ing and orowding the players so that
the Chester nine scored nine runs,
when they were really not entitled to
one.
The Maple Leaf played a very good
game. though the full nine was not
present. In this game the splendid new
uniformsrecently procured by the club
were worn.
Relow 10 tho sn0-e In fMiI.
The daily gazette., 1875-06-09

LAND SAIE.--J. T. Mancha has sold
for Mr., r. j, Trippe and Mrs, Joseph
me Hayward, the Townsend farm,
Cedar Grove" near Royal Oak, Tai
bot county, Md, containing l49 acres,
TO Messls, Hall 81 Brown, of Canada,
for $1,000. .ssg. > ss'sa +, - =
The daily gazette., 1875-06-09

ASSAULT AND BArTEkY.-Before Es-
quire Frazer. this NOR ming, David Vir-
tu9 -was tried on charge of drunken.
ness and disorderly cond duct. and Of con,-
uittinr m assault: and battery on his
sister -in-l4w, Mrs. Emma Virtue. On
the first charge he was fined fifty cents
and costs, and on the second, SO and
, cost l.
The daily gazette., 1875-06-09

Special treasury agents have distin-
guished themselves at Philadelphia by
seizing Ave volumes of medical works
smugEled from Antwerp In O gentle
mans trunk ON board the steamer Ne
the rland.
The daily gazette., 1875-06-09

STRAWBERRY FEsTIvAL.-The ladies
of Elm Street Baptist Church are now
holding a strawberry festival at the
City Hall, and respec fully invite the
support of generaus public. The
festival is being conducted In man.
ner to give pleasure to all who attend
and as 1t Ia being for the benefit of the
church 1t should be literally support
ed.
The daily gazette., 1875-06-09

FEAST OF SuEBUorH The Hebrew
feast of Shebuoth, commemorative Of
the f. yelution of the holy law to Moses
on Mount Sinai, commenced at sunset
yesterday, and will be celebrated in the
Hebrew places of worship to-day with
interesting services. At some Of the
temples classes OF you ung people who
have received preparatory instruction
Will be admitted into full relationship
With the church Of their fathers,
The daily gazette., 1875-06-09
$ E<giCJeFriea.
TUESDAYS SHIPMENTS.
Tetsl,

SURPRISE PARTY.-Last night nearly
one hundred members Of Union NJ.
q. Chulch, paid a surprise visit to Mr..
John Crosslcy, at his residence, No.
G2l West Third street. The evening
was spent in a very pleasant manner
with music. singing, refreshments and
other enjoyments.
The daily gazette., 1875-06-09
rn.usnna. of eron.s, ing youth.

Of both sexes 30 down to pntimely graves
froia general debility and weakness, who
might be saved by fortifSing their sys-
tenn with iron. The Peruvian Syrup is
an IRON Tonic prepared expressly to sup
Ply this vitalizing element, and is the
only preparation of iron that will aasimi.
late at once With the blood.
The daily gazette., 1875-06-09

EOR SALE-Three buildin lots on Jack
Il son street, between 9th and 7th. Five
building lots on Fifth street near Van Buren,.
Two on Front street near jackson, and lot
Al feet front on Delaware Avenue, near Har
rison. Apply at this Office. mar4tf