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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-11
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.eqs KEW AIT MACK 1887 Schwartz sgt Peck;
ies Bans as Nat l9S PGSs sg Ens e
10 SsvT at sarsen 1856. Hogan agt The Mayer
1884. HammersSein ast Nor ,,eo p &c rt Nichols
,os, 80, 60 ,gt Pack l4F7 Miller aud ano. sgt
70 Crssee 49, Rorm1re sims
aSi6 0Gormaa az. Kamak
GENERA TgRS-DALY, G. J.. LOW anf j. r IA -.
a Aga.e AT Iowenbein IL. Bid. o. Comrs OF 9. ana
d, ,,a ana anS, IS Mcintyre, &C. agt. Nc
s.. Baxter ct al agt Cum "a voss q 4 Hitler.
22s.Utel at 4sdst mi % jobs r ant n q Co and
40 7 Sa4ns AIT Con p. CsmUlos sgt Butter
Ia .wiisys agt Brinker ct 80 Feii ast sanne"n0"1
lao. smiih AIT Epstein. 50 Gil Rs67 As~ The
Is9 Snsh asa s 4 p3en-che IS Dalton y. J. Nut
q a,gT s as a ao9RaT l52 coasha at Hughes,
10 Costgan AIT Huyler.
$50 C,,,-ur-TRI Al rER,f-PA ART I.-sPAUIDSs, J.
t224 Damru-oh sgt Col 6lso Josrphn ne e' a. AsS
,,s7 ws sRsS se Berry al sses TTsa Tafper
1855 Brewster As Berry ct 5Si SGpye Il AT e. H s Len
1850 Maiden AIT Berry ct al hgscher, 90, t,,z
S5sO.. seymour ag' Berry et 5's s s@ same
a., r,renr,r art Ar,-,an. 1858 Hawkins ct al ast
LA Ger,saiy At Al, Iaii VeSs
''''''' Ban BaRk agt shaptef. !
PART U-McAnAN J.
sO5s Carroll sgt Conner S4si.-O Gov Spr1seaf e a.
blS'.-De p.n az" ~' 1857 Lingham ast fSpp ana
$500 senor act IS SNOW o,S sss-Bsey agt wsllack ct
ssl2 s sSsg'T TRd az or at Xsr@ act mime
Iichtenstcin. Z54V- 1u''li4'N a." ~
s24q Teuam 81 al agt
CLurNlllL
PART TII-SHFA. c. J.
1875 Wilson ACT Snyder IT, 4lS Flney se' ~ Hirb
ION u.r,
Ass Reecher sgf. Sicol 5Jof-- l hi' Iii" "N'' 49,
'l- Z ~ A. n Wheeler
- Trcnrtg0 S2-Q o. TliWan
eA@o-iAah- va - 'ii7 gT43 { spar ~ a.
nj AT Rorst 5otl - ,i'll'tl ~ -' -
b-SS & ororshall act. Melvin huo"N'4'
6gl4 DIX art Brennan -
GENERAL ~r-sOys-TACKErf. Recorder l.l.'' -,,,ery
Nj.ha.I aries -HOnlak-f ..,s
EcwGri Insignia, ltn'fIl p ' nf,7,s
John T.. Owens. maFh ih JsaitI
PANEL Mathew kyau, lp-tia $3.50 IAN,
p~sar James Gibbs burglary Wiliam Freeman ii i
simon, Gc orul1cs grant IAr
cerV- Tohu Fianran. John Bair james Wos lt,t.
krcutz, n. ett ArtehN tii'4i'S"'' e'
Nor sullivan. Assault aud uattcfl' so.r,tac
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fotr5

MARLBOROUGH HOUSE. $50 corner On
IN located family hotr IN tie citg smiles aHd Hl-le
rooms 90 moderate rates.
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6tailonerD

ERANCIS & LOUTREL, a. Maiden-lane,
Il solicit orders Tor BLANK hooks. SIAIIOALRf, aHd
pRI&TISG. Prices low.
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ielu Dduieo-- alaics.

EIRST-Ci ASS AGENTS WANTED 10 SELL
d GARTH Npi h~. perfect b. re- '!aetu ~ tr f,ll
200 tuf cheap 90 iHl erirtf fi stiun- Dat atolHr
cheese Holl fs4Io.a works % ART tle best
N fOrnns n thr Middle
Frsfslgss commissions. Other atrlstivo sil
scrlIti1 Nofks Do lTpat0L Apply p letter Of DO y ron
a. JAMES o.. : 5000 90. 81 frauklm-st, hosiol
yNANTED-A man of ability and exper ence
w 10 tie ADNEGEibIAG DEPARTMENT. "a ltslyug
rra.ls vreiig m NeV-Vtrk. Address. with particulars
box 5.tsJG. y. \. 30
WANTED - A mlddle-a ged German man
W LAT Thoroughly understands DANCING .n al ia
urauslss tive oi iaducenrnts % r,d;
cap lciAt Afp3 between te h0grr Oi ani ID enss
p IN q If y earn ne ~
[NANIED-A young man about %, active,
w afraid of PRACTICALLY acquainted sitn TIA
TRADE. YerltHce
a neglected DEPARTMENT, iornsry pro.tSale, o. we'll
known and long hose hc best ~ rentes r.
gurc b. clpacity. eharSetrr and ha5i;s a urstr
chance for IT, rght Add giving par cuAp, pazi
and yfeaeni 01slncns, Sc,
a q l.. Tribune once.
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nlarele ano 5laie Glautcl

CASONI e. ISOLA, -. ,,,r-s
STEAM MARBLE and GRANITE WORKS
1sG to l52 West 40th 81, near bfoadway
Monuments, Hantels, Aar, Figures. llnig y. @
6c Importers from and manufacturers III Ilay Vi "ioo
work o every de cTiuiIOn.
TRATES AND TENDERS.
u largest Of low and haiow DOWN crate
ior 81 n rd OF SOFT wood, wth our cre'rltn U
ing ana shaking attachment Old eates altered 70 on OF
loss down. AadtOls gas logs screens $40, y - aJ
prirc Inst. tlbcra discount 70 IN" trace. -, -,
CONONER, MOOLLhN a Co.. 40 Us OAhaEHt-, Nc'f-' IN
ETIRRIT AND MARBFLlZED MANTELS.
VI Sew aesfn-. from SD upwards ais, hoLunth'a
Work At greatly reduces prices Marble Turning I"r e uH
A I.IA ErH. ia Eighteenth a., near liflaNc y. D.
CTEWARTrs New Slate MantclS, inlaid with
= tles also Marble aud Wood Mantrs ele-lh. ntsshr
prices very oS. 20 AMI ~ "est -SaS'' he~' nav
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-11

MINIATURE ALAANAC.
ga >GI sets---. 40 ioOn SETS. q Z
gs IIs DAl-A.
COX island. ;u5 L cL Do Fef11. l;5h
HIah RAIER iLir DAT Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-11
6orses, Carriages, farness, sc.

A LARGE STOCK of my own make OF Sso C AZ,
n ITkGE A. mia urers' prices CRUDE S66 Caaal
a NUMBER of HORSES WANTED-To feed
~ on hay dur ny the Nnier Terms % per HeeA A"''
GEO. RANSOM, Durham Greene county =. 1.-----
GREAT SALE Of HORSE BLANKETS, Lap
Blanket Company. 80 Mercer st, near crane ~ o'''s ~
their immense stOc at retail al their Whoe-he list
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nlu5icll Ju5lr lmerts.


LARGE STOCK Of PIANOS, square and
n CpreAL %, tS or SELL cbvsp sales on .eey nonty
pa u MS all 40 NJ 81. MEtli-LL-. No. Cuon square
80. LOO fOLrtA ase)
An ELEGANT 7l4-Octave PIANO-FORFE
"A fOl "A Ie,st 800. ALL Je -d Tor SO. This Il Dot
new piano a lateAt hIub. -. caI AMI examine 90
Blea, ktr.ss. DLChER a BltUIHi-ES
BRAUrGGAN's Upright and square
a. PIANOS second 20 none prices moderate Con.
SANITY % hanI large assortment ~ Second hand Pianos
from nllArrs. New ASH secondhand amos 10 reaL
" 4r.uoli,. va. -3 Un0u-sguare
FINE STOCK Of FlBST-CLASS PIANOS
a SOLD bargs - Eio@sut Grand Pisno, IN Per.
orer. $500 meucr square Sl0Ji Elegant Grand
SQUARE 700. up.. TlGu.. do, : o. ~tEtDAANS OiD
LsrABLIsH4D nA4.EROOMs 56 " ost 6ta-st.
I IGHTE & ERNST, old house O. Lighte &
IL Bradbury offer their si,enhid PIANoFORlEs AZ iov
prcer. u'Iy yuient, Al l. LAST Atlls AN
>uit4 r ANl.Ef'AN O.erAN~.
- Y. BALL Il TO-,
-. No. - EAST n TH ST.
Chickering'S Sselug4gs AMI 81 Pianos and organ. o-
Tor ASA, q miscellaneous. All 3 iog r-nl
UPRIGHT PIANOS, large and superior as
L sortmcnt for SALE or REST al on RIEk 4 SOAs :,
Manufacturer y West l3thst between 3tl and oAves
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-11

M-PART I.-SPAUIDlNi, ].
bIeO Joseph ne et a. Agt
Isiner.
3FO5 Ferran aGt- Wasnff-
1882 Convey agt Hun
lsOl add e a. agt Len
hUscher.
gs-l Claain 90 al. art katz.
q 81 same at. same.
9553 HAWKINS et a.. aBe
hrOl.
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-M-AnAB y.
S49I Cowpcrthwaite az J.
kurahreit q al.
AnBT Iingham aCt. kSpp ana
auu
6S5-Ba agt. Nallack 81
al.
2aO0 Ncrespeim act. Kline.
gglU..GuttInan AIT. same.
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miscellaneous

ALDERNEY BULL for SALE.-A beautllu
~ thoroughbred full size black points 'yo"IS D'' VIZ
e,y, Ia spasii on Ir1ce, 500 Apply TO ,.-.c y -
ALONZO LADUE, Fishk H. Dutehess 70, y, -
A DVFRTISERS who desire to reach country
Y 49, An me Vesi can in the pest and cheapest
manner py using or secions o. = Ia
S.suansr i.ts Aprv \ \. Ntlipfb, ~ SlhoA7''
NiN'ppo' m or r. " FOSTER $50 Morth-sl., v \.
allen DODW0RTH'
= DANCING SCHOOL,
No 2I2 FIFTH-AvE
Brooklyu branch at 1913 washington St
f7,,ses or private Lessons Ladies' Gentlemen and Chi
dreu For particulars send Tor a circular
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Gi,ulticns ulu,e1-- females.

NURSE. CHAMBEkNORh. ana PLAIN
y e1N ISG-rVo spoctsble young French Girls just
n ,l ,au sneak IN Euellsh wish stu dob, o. al Il
e. irrn or si cianberwolk plain sewing have Two
80. - --u.. LrLm E... on u ~ L... l9.---
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Board srd Rooms Wantel.
BOARD WANTED-By gentleman ara
,tI... frut room. sunny evuosrrr, with rts, hft7
N. ar ,,,. waite, c-. ab r location i-lul- fn. .'
.r..i $40 20 Do -. etNerh Jh a-' 1N
AYES AdGre Tribune Office, Z L 80. 90
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Ccclurc5 an Gicetlu ls.

DEV. OSCAR HUGO delivers free Lecture
II rms Crlarsagl EVEN. - so. II, IA West twenty
Is -rlaf-L d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-11

1887 Schwartz sgt- Peck.
1881 Potion agt Lichenstein'
y7aS. Phelps ART KING. &C.
. 05 Ieinccke art. Breunan'
1856. Hogan agt. The Mayo4'
&c.
1462. Rowen sgt- Nichols.
l4f1 Miller and ano. sgb
sims.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1875-01-06

Why is a side-saddle like four-quart
jug? Because it holds gallon.
In some parts of the country, when a
woman begins to get red at the roots of
her hair, it is regarded as a storm-signal.
A young fellow in Grundy county Iowa,
wanted to charge his girl 20 cents for his
picture, informing her at the time that it
originally cost quarter.
A Milwaukee woman's bonnet cost,
upon an average, about S15, but she has
the bill made out for $50 or $40, in order
to show it to the woman next door.
The humor of the clerks of the Bangor
(Me.) Post-office finds expression in
sticking a postage stamp On the floor and
laughing at the people who try to pick it
up.
A minister who came into church du-
ring a sudden shower requested another
to preach for him, as he was very wet.
"No," said the other, "preach yourself;
you will be dry enough in the pulpit"
A Brockport man dreamed recently
that his aunt was dead, and the dream
proved true He tried the same game
with his mother-in-law, but it didn work
worth cent.
"Have you Goldsmith's Greece" was
asked of the clerk in store in which
books and various miscellaneous articles
were sold. 'No," said the clerk refec-
lively, "we haven't Goldsmith's Grece,
but we have some splendid hair OIL.
Miss Kellogg says that Americans girls
have the sweetest voices in the world.
When one Of them puts her mouth to a
hole in the fence and "hollers y to the
girl next door to "fetch back them
crimping irons" it fills the air with
melody.
Prudent mother" Don't look at Prof.
Won Bungs So Dora dear, or people will
think YOU are in love with him" Dora
(who is inconsolable for the loss Of her
: darling poodIe)-E'I can't help it ma; he
lis the exact image Of poor Mopsy."
A man who had saved the life of q
daughter Of a Boston millionaire, received
50 50 from the greatful parent. He was
so overcome with the magnificent bounty
that he paid out every cent of it to seven
: teen organ grinders to simultaneously
serenade his benefactor.
: When old Sam. Crowder, down il
Pike, was running for Justice of the
Peace, his wife, in anticipation Of honor:
in store for her, said: "My dear, wher
you get to be Justice of the Peace wha
: will be-" g You," said old Sam, ''wh.
/: you'll be the same old fool you alway
!. was!"
Maria is a very popular name in Hi
: nois. When cat climbs back fence il
o well-populated neighborhood and plain
lively calls out Maria!" twenty or thirt,
0 windows are hastily thrown up, from
t which protrude twenty or thirty female
heads wildly answering "What."
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Careless English.

People who think themselves precise
will please read and consider this:
A lady and gentleman were crossing
our meadow one cloudy day, when sud-
denly it began to rain.
"W ont you be kind enough to hoist
my umbrella ?" said the lady.
"Certainly," said the gentleman. ,
[ was astonished at this, for if ''wont'
means anything at all, it means will not;
and therefore, according to my translation,
the gentleman really had told the lady
that certainly he would not be kind
enough to hoist her umbrella
But no. Even while he spoke he
opened that useful article and held it
gracefully over his companion.
''Thank youl" said she earnestly.
"Not at all, said he still more earnest
ly. And on they went.
"Why, the fellow fatty contradicted
the lady," said [ to myself, CHOW out
rageous!"
But no, again, for they were on the
best of terms, and the lady smiled sweet
ly at his words.
Yet the birds say that this sort of
talk is quite usual among genteel human
beings.
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MARBLE CAKE.-For the white, take
the white of nine eggs, two cups of white
sugar, one cup of butter, three cups of
-four, one half cup of milk, three tea
spoonfuls of baking powder. For the
dark, take the yolks of nine eggs, one
cup of butter, one cup of molasses, two
cups of brown sugar, one cup of sour
cream, two teaspoonfuls of cinnamon,
two of cloves, two Of allspice, one of nut
meg, one of soda. Place in pan alter
nate layers of each kind then draw q
! fork once or twice through it.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1875-01-06

Monroe oe--Reuben Davis, w. d. Hooper,
S. A.. Jonas, Geo. G. Summry, r. O.
Reynolds, L. c. Barry.
Panola-J G Hall, John A Polk, Henry
Taylor, w B Johnson, Joe Simmons,
w ID Miller.
Pontotoc-J L Morphis, Thos Stockstill,
J A Mcneil.
Prentiss-J B Ellis, W III Rees, Abram
Sorrell
Pearl -Redding Byrd.
Rankin NJ JAYNE, VIM. Buchanan,
Austin Neeley, Pat Henry, n Nor
rell, p b Berry, p Barksdale, A j
Frantz, II ? Tinnin.
Sumner-John T johnson, Thos G At
kins.
Simpson, L Meade, A G Norrell, d
McCollum.
Smith--D r Walker, A j McLaurin, S
Owens, DR.. Walsh.
Tallahatchie-J A Ross, II L Trewolla,
VIM Ball, Burrett Fleming.
Tippah-Thos Spight, " c Faulkner.
Warrer-W H McCardle, NJ Myer, E S
Butts.
Washington-W A Percy, S w Fergu
son, 4 ] Paxton, L Richardson, W n
Hood, E Bourges, J II Evans, w W
Stone, w smith, y III 7anuers' y ohh
Gray, henry GRAY, y oT'nlnSIon' y
IL Wallis, Council bass, , hedd'
Jr, MAYOR Nade hampton, heV'
Stephenson Archer.
Wayne-W w Thompson.
W lhston-Nl y MellS' Jas NJ DaNi'' e
ter Cooper;
lalobu5ha-h W Jones, . . OoIllhs2 J, :
Jno Elliott, Hugh Me2Wine; !. WI Is M
brown sidney llo9NIDS' l GIN " ii9on'
Jerry Cain.
azoo W y C'lpo7, . -
Onmotion Of Felix Labauye, OF De
ooto' JenefSoil Sl"l'0'I u "' ''uol'0:' 20 -
the government OF the Convention III lis
pFGcee4h8s' -.
Nr. Potterof iiinds, moved, and 1t YVES
o'fLie"' 'D''1 G''il''i'''Tq ~ '...- ~ ,r:fI
appointed, to whom snail oereicFfed' "ilA- 1,
ou. oep"te' al ''-i5 - ~ o'
objects tor which this convention was
called.
On-motlon OF Mr. EekIord; OF Lee lh'
above action was Tccons1ef4g' 3 Enen' c1 ~ 3L
the further motion OF M hcNloiu' .' tli'
chair was requested 10 appoint committee IN.
oI wv ii"'I C"1'i 1.1:E
and three Iqr the 7Iale At I3rsei I 70 oI'isi,- M
er such resolutions DIS may " S1 giieI S, @ ca,
report 10 me C0hEehtloh' vi l1Ohi,'t' -. =
/ requested Ih"I he "e lo' "PPolii'0e' 0i' LIN
/ CommlItee. c.-...;..,.
Inc fre'ldeh' "PPoin'e" ''io Ooill III ''''
/ a
otate at at, harge:-'eo' L. l 0''0i' - Il
george, W. L. ~ u2eII' TT r TT
ISL; DlS''i0' -
MorPhls: Wy r. Vs., ELI.
"a DlSlrlc'' W. ~ V ''|'
LaoauVe: DI Davis A 7
, oo' DiSlilo' A@e"'0H
oaLliSo4; c;,ulo+en 7 r
4Ih' DlS'ilc'' ~
OooP0i Wy III NIoCordlo T N
oth' DiS'rl0''- " 49, AVN >-,''- ~
Jayne r Rrown r
o'h' Dlstric''A
DeasOn. 49, e,,lou;n,, waro added +
tho Camn,ittee. Y. w. Lee, of Coahoms
w. Nj. brown, OF boligar' var " -. N n
and Henry Garner OF !" danlhs 6hs"9on ton' 1'I
son ot'er' W w AAV2i Chan,nl;n of Har,
Kinds, and W. a. Oh"nPi'n' u AA''i
son.
sundry report: ol the proceedings
Puoilo lil17'il' ii ,l.o DC FeIn oonu:'o i.4:'.
were read' ana lumber Oh reSolutlol sl1
introduced, All "I1ich were fe1ere4 6 l.
the CommlItee On resolutions ehoit
tne II Ih'roouG'lol VI !eSoluIlonS' lion. ii Z
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Advertising at Reasonable Rates.
TAXPAYERS STATE CONVENTION.
PROCEEDINGS
Pursuant to previous notice, the Con
vention of Tax Payers of Mississippi as
sembled in the Hall Of the House of
Representatives in the city of Jackson,
on Monday, January 4th, 1875.
The Convention was called to order at
II o'clock a. M, by W. L. Nugent,
Esqr., on whose motion, the Hon. W.
S. Featherston, of Marshall was elected
Chairman.
On motion j L. Power, of Kinds was
elected Secretary, and Messrs. j. B.
Deason, of Copah, and E. S. Butts, of
Warren, A8sist;nt Secretaries.
On motion Of W B johnson, of Panola,
it was agreed tFat any citizen or tax-pay-
er present, be declared delegates from
their respectiye counties.
On MOTION the Door-keeper of the
House Of Representatives was requested
'T'To act as such fr this Convention.
The roll Of ounties was then called,
when the foII,wing lists Of delegates
"ere sent to The Secretary's desk:
LIST OF DELEGATES.
Al2o.n-F. Z. Whitfield, W. P. curIee,
j. ". Stone.
-Att-ala-Dayidl Carr, J. IL Boyd, An
drew Atkins bn.
Benton-B. u Kimbrough.
= 6f5o.l,lyar-WIM Brown, J. Il, Fields.
! ll5sT0un-B. gCrthrds.
Carroll. Z. George, \. 7. Mcneil.
Chickasaw-A J. Jamison, Frank Bur
kilt.
Choctaw-J. Z. Bridges, D. B. Archer,
Z. D. Hannah.
Claibone-D. NcArthUr,
Coahoma-N. w. Lea.
Copiah-J, H. Thompson, Geo. y. P.
-CcIfax-T. B. Dalton.
DeSoto-Felix Labauve, II. II. Chal-
mers, n. w. Campbell.
-Greene-H. Boberts.
Grenada-E. G. WaIthall, w. R. Nc
Swine, w r. Barksdale.
Hancock Byrd.
Kinds
I.F. Afford, VI. George,
f. Bark<dale, w. L. Nugent,
=. G. Banks. A. G. Brown,
John T. Buck, Marion Dunbar,
j. II. Echols, III. O. Dixon,
II. HilZheim, q. L. Galceran,
&C. Z. Hooker, r. d. Hardy,
G. l.. Potter, ID. w Jones.
Elijah Robinson, Nelson Potter,
Henry Strauss, T.. w. Pecrie,
Gregg Richards, Marion Smith,
Jacob Wonders, w f. Fitzgerald,
% Z. Wright. A Virden.
Henry MusgrOve, L. j. Wharton,
VIM. Palmer, A. MiZell,
j l.. Power, Harry Taylor,
C. a Brougher, John Taylor,
w. III. Little, !. i. Bailey.
Jerry O'Sulhvan, B. u. Ligon,
C. D. Bustamente, @. d. Subway.
j. l.. Deterly,
2ND DIsTRICT.-W. O. Harrison, r
B. Robb, Robt. Moss, A. B. Magee, II
C. McPike, Hugh Campbell, H. Sivley
2. w. Charlton, Col Harden, j. J
Birdsong, Dr. Robt White, L. NJ. Gri
fin, NJ. K. Jones, W. T. Ratlif, in,
: Shelton, Geo. w. Harper, II. H.
~Supree, j. D. Mcconnell, S. j. Thy
VIM. Palmer.
,uThe delegation from Hinds1s give
aponded ~ ~. printed slips to the5ecretar
NJ 4 Of those naihcsd were IN IN attendance,
y TIA amba-David johnson.
Kemper-A M. Chamberlin.
Lauderuale-L.A. Ragsdale, f. 1. Coo
er, w. J. Winn, E. Dial, W.
Ford, j. J. Shannon, A. j. Wise.
- eake--F. c. Davis.
Lee. NJ Allen, jr.
j. L.kncoln-v Fs.Atkins, W. c. Coon,
w Millsaps, J. B. Deason, j. NJ c
rault, A. Z. Maxwell.
4owndes-J. 7 Richardson.
4efore- Y MeNeill,
'adison-O. K. Singleton, j. A.
Campbell, B. J Semmes, L. F. Mol
\ gomery, Thos. White, D. H. Otto,
No. Brandon, Emmett L. Ross.
M9rshall-W s. Featherston, J. w.
Watson, H. W. Walter, B. D. \
DOfsan O. NJ
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1875-01-06

A Milwaukee woman's bonnet cost,
upon an average, about S15, but she has
the bill made out for $50 or $40 in order
to show it to the woman next door.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1875-01-06

The humor of the clerks of the Bangor
(Me.) Post-office finds expression in
sticking a postage stamp on the floor and
laughing at the people who try to pick it
, 1875-07-30
Gbritopb ION Gduib's Sngenos
Hihlinthef.

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Wuslin,R iiden a 90 Gents. @an3
Wfuslin 25 Gents.
petnridb Don @td,enfelSp mit &c jur GrfsnntniB
Der aSeibnadbtsabenh. Cine Grsabluns ,um Dsib-
nadts8elbent fir &inber.
Der &pienftpd. Cine intersfante Gr3dblune.
Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Standardization.
3Wei @rjGblunsen.
Die Sppfenb !iitben. Cine B.ssbenbeit aus BEN
sebe! zines armen Doris Sbuuebrers.
Guffad,ius. Cine Gei6ibte Der @riitIiden Borssit,
Sae Standardization. Cine GriGblun8 benz Bill
benoen utter geuiomet.
foia pom Ianasnbvrs. Cine Gei&i@ts ots aIter-
tbuIn6.
9snpfepa. Sine Der i&Snfsn unb rtbrsnofen fbs.
i1i6ten bs IItertbums.
Die Nadbtt9aa. Cine intersfants 0eitipte.
Robert. Der VI atfenenabe, oSsr: Sas @nbsnfsn
an Die Wtutttr.
guepis, Der WpbmanSereg.
&ieben Gr3dblunsen.
Sannetpn nnb Mmalts.
Die Maiblumen.
emma pon T~infsnRein, oO.r 0ost ma@t auss
gut.
a8ilbelm Sen. Gin ssiGi4tIiass G.mdISs.
Sas periprene SNine. "
Sas Sdubdben Das faubfbtoA.
Der quite Srtsprrn nne Der b5ie Dietridb.
Die Srdtn Smlia, ooer: Rinoli@s aiebs. 2rsue
uro 2obn.
@Ottfrier, Der iunss @in6esIsr.
Der @briffbaum.
Die fleine 2autenipteIerin.
SoS &amtnd)en.
SernonSo. Ssbsnsssi6i&ts zines innssn 1rafsn aus
Rupisrmiim,sn une @Dlsaase. aas gOsel.
neftdben, Die Seape0e beim 3SpifSblbt.
earsaretba SlImden. Die aSalheapeDe. 3aS
bette @rbtbeil.
Die Ssuersbrnna. BaEsrautb aHa Rbstn.
Der Diamautrins. 0aS WarienbiIh.
, 1875-07-30
UermiIhteS.

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allen Sagbert erforoern Die auf Die SluBpferoe
i'm Snlern AirlfaS ben botlten @rao BON
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bert in leiuen lebten Imf5etbnun9en, anf Die
mir ein9ebenoer auriidfommen fperoen, Die
Slnbpferbla9o arl 2oan9wa in anIhaultber
Weije. 4usSeiibt wirO oielelbe bon elmer
Anaabl erbltter StppopotamnS zSd9er, Die
Mafombme beiBen. Sbre 8oote, bon sipei
Wtann beiest, itnb 1870 SMB LANCE, nur Is
.3ou breite uuo taum J 53ol olde Sabrseuse.
Sn bieien Sdbnea, welde NIT brelten, lan9en
Huoern bere9t meroen, naben ie iib ben
lhlafenben Slubpferoen, obne baS fletnfte
gSenGen auf benz 9latten Wafier gu erregen.
Sn Der Wabe Der Seute legt Der Sarpunier
lein Ruber nieber unb erbebt lib lan9lam.
% ftebt er aufreft, r%e9un9SloS, bic lang
lhaftlse Gafte IN Armeslan9e iber benz
Saupte IN Der S@mebe baltenD, bis er ite,
bldt al bas Gbier beran9etommen, nit aller
Strait III Der Hihtnng na1 benz SerSen b,n-
einltobe. Wdbreno bleieS aufre9eNoen AtteS
mub er 9enau bas @leih9ewidt bepabren.
Gem Nebenmann i'm Sed rnbert Iofort rid
mdrtS unb biIft ben &abn suriidtreiben. UNI
AZ entfommen. OaS iiberralhte, p%erlpunoete
Gbter erwioert lelten in oielem Staoiun Der
Sa9o ben Ingrift - aber DIE gefdbrlldite
Situation'folst erlt. Die Wioerbafl9e &lin9e
BET Sarpune lit ndmllA OIL etnem lan9en
telten Setle, oaS UNI ben SGaft 9emiGelt III,
beteli9t. g8abreno oas Glen ieft i'm &Drper
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ii9 serabe iiber BEN Gbler %befinbet. Siiblt
er ben Strtd ploslib i1laff weroet, 10 bait
er iitl bereit, elne 3tpeIte 9arplne in benz
Iugenblld abSuienben, mo Der rleii9e Naten
oeS SluBpferbe$ nit fur1tbarem @ruuSen
iiber benz 8alier erlfemt. Sn oielem Sta.
bum 9reitt oaS nntbler oft baS flelne Boot
al, sertnirldt rs nit leinen 9emalti9en Sluua
laben, mle eln Sd)petn elm Sunoel Spargel,
ODER Sertriimlnert eS NIT elnem Gritt lelnes
pluuIpen 9interfubeS. Die lbres &abneS
Beraubten tau1eiI pann lofort unter lbminl.
men inter g4aiier q oas uler, ,pabreno Oas
plitberoe 2bter llh auf Der Oberldhe mad
ben Selnoen per9ebllh ulnltebt. SIT oaS
Ebier pon ptelen Oarpnnen %peruunbet, 10 er'
iaBt ole NtannlDuft mebrere &dbne OF
ShGtte nno bas Gbier mlrb MN bln= uni
bereeserrt, bis eS, ourh SlltDerlult &C.
ihwdbt, perenoet. Die @etabr Der So9t
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steben ullo lib berelt balten, Die Houe Del
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nod SblinmereS III lptelen. IS 9ebDrt beS
balb our Musiiibrnng oIeIes SportS, Der MT
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fem @runoe bat bic pradtl9e Wfenihsnrac,
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