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CANTON HIGH SCHOOL
Located at Canton, Miss.

Located at Canton, Miss,
VIII begin its first ten months session on
Monday, October 5. 1874, with Prof. H.
S. Kennedy, A. NJ, as Principal, assisted
by an able and experienced corps oil
teachers.
The Male and the Female Schools will
be taught in separate buildings.
Terms, due monthly, Sd, 81 and s. per
month, according to the grade OF the
papi. Contingent fee. 81 o0per session
OF five months, in advance. Music, So
per month, TO be paid monthly. Use of
instrument TOR practice, ST. per month.
Boarding can be had in private families
at reasonable rates.
We propose esiab'isbi,ga good school,
and hope 10 both med and receive our
share OF pubic patronage.
This school is er.ablisbcd under the
supervision of t1e Jackson Dis, ,ict Con-
ference OF the NJ. f. Csin:ch. Sou,h. and
by The CON ,Di,.co has been located as
above stated.
II. II. MONTGOMERY.
g. Il. GALLOWAY.
Il. ID. NDHSHORTHY,
f. q. p0STELL,
j. NJ. WEEsiS.
ScDi26-3S Committee.
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TO LEASE
FOR THREE YEARS.

A DESIRABLE iI.NNT.NTION, ON
IN silver Creek. in YaZoo county.
uyJr two hundred acres of open liuId.
good quarters III ronmS). well arranged
for the squad system or for tcuants; Use
Of gin mill. press. etc; residence CEN
tanning eight rooms. gallery entirely
around the house; servants house, els
tern. stables. ct,..
The Silver Creek country is noted for
good roads AMI good society. WAS above
the high water of 1874 ami now has good
crops. Apply to J. A. REID.
Canton, Miss,
or Dr. J. r. HILL.
novl i-2ml y. o.. IaZoO CITY. Miss.
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FANCY GOODS.

The opportunity in this direction for the proper display
fatter ourselves resulted satisfactory
hbit Scarf Collars
and great variety of small articles
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In this most important adjunct of present most TASTY
and handsome selected with
houses and
any where
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Plantation
FOR SALE ON EASY TERMS.

THAT VALUABLE AND WELL
l. improved place known as the home
place or rcsidenc. of the late Mrs Stlsan
Davis. miles north OF Canton contain
ing 52O acres. most Of il under ciiltivi-
tion. a splendid Ho'lern style residence
with 10 rooms in COOL repair, Is or 20
good frame negro houses. etc Terms
made to suit any one n small payment
down, remainder to run from one to six
years to suit purchaser, lit q per cent in
terest. Apply TO
G. a. STOVALL.
43l Madison street, Memphis, Tenn,
or tO CAMPBELL 81 CALuooN.
nOvl4-tjI'75l CamiOn, Miss.
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SHAWI.s,

throughout will result in finding more
handsome priced
SINGLE Shawls, in newest Paris patterns.
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oIoTHING.

Undoubtedly we can pride ourselves here the materially
managed
Boys Youths and Men in Sns and overca prices
aH clothing
Dealers will
be found elsewhere
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HOSIERY Y.

great English French and American
for Ladies and Children, Bamorai also
a full line of Gents and Boys Half Hose
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have arrived IA town and located ut th"
Dean IiopSe- n. w. CahiOn. NJ. Il. the
paierire Of the EenOvafor. is M.SSi'l-
pian- aud a reside n of q ena,'a. N. n.
Is an old r'sidenscr of tiiiS corn.y and
will be pleased to sne b:s .f'cpGs AT their
Stand. Tuis operation c3eliiSes ie:lu'erS
er;iy~f of al l.. .,ur;i;cs, an,' uahes old
teatiiei s as good rs new. these gentle
men are PIE >a:e ed to sell eori,y ri. hts,
either il this or anv Otlier S'ate.
Jannat.v 2. l3l1- 1t
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5EHoE5.

goods ut the
through the purchase of 100
discount
chance of examining prices and
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In conclusion, earnestly beg of all, especially
ladies' call and
polite to
establishment will be appreciated and a economy
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DoALE1G5.TICS.

thorough of the different
ZION of the very best brands extremely figures.
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The Democratic Convention to
DO neio ~ yicisburg has bcen post
poned from January to April z.
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coMM1ss1oNER's
.gAT.ROF LAND.

SAkEOH LiND'
~VIPTUE OF \ nECREE OF
~ the Chaucery Court of Madison
County. Mississippi. made in the case OF
A.n. SAns.Els ctal ss. u. y. Lang ct nj,
VIII o:!;r NJ public sale to the hi@lets
liiai,:rr. before ihe 'lo"r ot h" Courthouse
vi said county. OIL .i;c
First Monday in January, 1875,
tl.e following describe, hands. situated in
Sa. county. to wit +. Of sirtftoi 21( less
live cit:S olit Of S. ". corierl, NJ OF Ed
SW., OF SECTION u; all ef E.4 OF Ed ly-
;nm east of hedge of Section 81, and five
acres OF OF NE oorlicr Of NJ Mel of
Section 81; W.. N.E.i and M VA OF
SE.f and W. OF Section 30; all in Town
ship :. Range East.
TERMS: Cash for onc-lalf of pur-
chase money. the osher half on Il credit OF
twelve NOM lis from day of sale.
GEORGE }. HULME.
d.12-tds ConI.; ism"n.r.
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$2,5 o o, % 90
L n G. L + T S
ALI @ - 5h 2
Price of Tickets

Price of Tickets:
Whole Tickets. s............S so 90
Tenth, or each Coupon..... 5 90
II Whole Tickets for. 80. 500 90
22a Tickets for .......... 200 90
The payment of GIFTS will begin the
fifth day alter the drawing. Tickets must
be presented or sent to Eoom 4, Public
Library Building. Louisville, Ky. where
they will be taken up and paid by Cash
Checks upon the Farmers and DrovcIs'
Bank of Louisville
Every Wlioic Ticket has ten Darts. each
part bearing the number OF ihc Whole
Ticket. Therefore. II Tenth OF Il Ticket
entities tl,c holder thereof 10 onc-tcnti of
whatever the Whole Ticket niay draw.
For Tickets and information. address,
THO. T.. BIsAMLETTE,
Agent and Ms1ager,
Public Library Building. Louisville, ky.
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Gerreft Smith Is dead.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-23
COURT RECORD.
THURSDAY, APRIL p, 1879.

THURSDAY, APRIL p. 1879.
superior Criminal Court.
POND FORFEITED.
state VS.. William Carr, alias James
Uickey.-Publishing as true fraudulent
city certificate. Two charges. Bill found
December 5, 1872. Convicted February 4,
1873. New trial granted. Bail granted
October u, 1879: $500 in each case.
Bondsman, Henry Jean, No. 30 Dauphlne
street.
State VS.. G. II. Neutrality-suspicious. Burn
ing a dwelling house in the night tine.
First District Court.
SoLLE PRosEoUI ENTERED.
Elsey Williams, wounding less than may
hem: Z. ii. kruse, petty larceny.
ACQUITTED.
William Allen, assault and battery, two
charges.
SENTENCED.
Petty larcrny-James Wedlock, one day;
Thomas Brady, one year.
Assault with a dangerous weapon-Jane
Johnson, one day.
Fourth District Court.
Patrick Clark We. W. p. Harper, sheriff
A c:;on for damages. Petition dismissed.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-23
SPECIAL ORDER OF THE DAY,

Mr. Wharton called up the report Of the
Joint committee of the Senate and House of
Representatives appointed to examine the
books and accounts Of the Auditor and
Treasurer.
Mr.. Wharton moved to adopt the report.
Mr.. Cage moved that tee report be re-
ceived.
Mr.. Wharton made the point OF order
that the repor, was received day before
Yesterday, and is now up for disposition.
Mr.. Grover. N the chair, sustained the
point of order.
Mr.. Whitney moved the previous cues
ton. Seconded.
The main question was ordered.
Mr.. Wharton closed the argument
Under operation of the previous question
and on cal, of the yeas and nays, the Sem
ate voted to adopt the report by the fol
lowing vote:
Yeas-Alexander. Anderson, Brewster,
Cage, Detiege, Eustis, Grover, Harper,
Herwig. Kelly. Mascot, Ogden, Pollard,
Robertson. Steven. Twitchell, Weber,
Wharton, Whitney, Young-20.
Nays-Allain, Black burn. Blunt, Breaux,
Burch, Chadbourn, Dumont, George,
Goode, Greene, kelso, Stamps, Sypher,
White-l4.
Absent aud not voting-Gla. Landry.
Mr.. Whitney moved to adjourn till to-
morrow a. twelve o'clock N.
Two Senators called tor the yeas and nays.
The Sana.e refused to adjourn by the
following vote;
Yeas-Alexander. Blackburn, Detiege,
Gla, Pollard.
Nays-Anderson. Blunt, Breaux, Burch.
Brewster, Cage, Chadbourn, Dumont, Eus-
tbs, George. Goode, Greene, Grover, Harper,
Herwig, Kelly, Kelsc, Landry, Mascot
Ogden, Robertson, Stamps, steven, syPher'
Twitchell, Weber, Wharton, White, Whit
ney, Young-3o.
Absent and not voting-Allain-l.
The President, in the chair, declared that
the Senate had refused to adjourn.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Anderson. chairman Of the epeclal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-23

Jumping at a Misunderstanding down
from the high seats OF clreus when ne
show is over.
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Two CASES or SMALL-POX.-Several days
ago George Simonds and Henry Wilson
berry. Simonds gave bonds, but Wilson
wen. to prison in default. The case should
have been called by Judge Evans last We'd
nesday, but DIR. Schumacher gave certi-
Ecate that the prisoner was Frustrated with
small pox, and IMMEDIATELY atterward it was
learned that the other man was also sick
with the same disease. Judge Evans, hav-
ing no desire to pit himself against such
sickness concluded that the case might 90
over until day not namad.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-23

OFFICIAL JOURNAL
OF THE
FOURTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY
OF TEE
9TATE OF LOUISIANA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-23

TAXING THE CENsUs.-I5 is hoped that
all residents will afford the supervisors OF
registration and their assistants every
facility possible in their labors One great
object is to obtain the exact number OF our
nonnlatior. A blank will be left at every
house, and as that document explains it.
self. a schoolboy can easily write out
every particular. As the time is limited
let every head of family see Ethat the blank
filled Immediately.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-23

Better chances and more money
Than ever offered,
Now open 10
All ticket buyers.
Louis. ana State Lottery
Single number drawing,
Saturday, May J. ..o
WITH a capital prize. $4,000:
Don't miss the chance.
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committee on unfinished business, submit
ted the following report:

committee on unfinished business, submit.
ted the following report:
SENATE CgANBER, I
New Orleans, April 20. 1875.
To the Honorable President and Members Of the
Senate
Your special committee on unfinished
business. to which was referred the various
bills from the regular session, lett over
without action by the Senate, would re-
spectfully report that the bills which had
been referred to the committees of your
honorable body have been returned to them;
and those bills which had not been referred
to committees, as well as those on their
various readings. your committee herewith
return to the Secretary of the Senate for
such action as the Senate may deem proper.
All Of which is respectfully submitted for
your approval; and your committee would
ask to be discharged from further considera-
in the premises.
THOMAS G. ANDERSON.
Chairman:
f. L WHITNEY.
j. HENRI BURCH,
RAFORD BLUNT.
WILLIAM j. KELLY.
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parish, be extended to the frs. December,
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Report received ana adopted.
BY Mr. Matthews. of Tensas:
House bill No. n, entitled an act for the
protection of the fire department of the
city Of New Orleans.
The bill was considered engr0ssed ami,
unde. suspension Of the rules. the bill
passed It's third reading and we adopted
by its title, was finally passed and ordered
sent 70 the Senate for concurrence.
Bv Mr. Matthews:
House bill No. -, entitled an act TO re-
new and extend the charter Of the New
Orleans Chamber Of Commerce.
The bill was considered engrossed and,
under suspension Of the rules, passed its
third reading and WAS adopted by its title,
was finally passed and ordered sent to the
Senate for concurrence.
By Mr.. Matthew'S
House bill 10. 81, entitled an act to moor
porate the town Of Vienna, Lincoln parish
Louisiana, which passed it's first and second
readings, and was considered engrossed.
Under suspension of the rules the bill
passed its third reading and was adopted by
its title. was finally passed and ordered
sent 70 the Senate for concurrence.
Mr. .ld;ge, Of orleans chairman of the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-04
MEXICO.
Demand 10 be Made on Mexico
For ReparallOn for Border
0ntrages.
War 10 be Declared by the
United States In Case OF
Refusal.
HOUSTON AND TEXAS oENTRAL,

NEW YORK, April 3,-Ihe Tribune's
Washington special says information
was reported ut the war department
yesterday, through high official circles,
that the president would declare,as the
policy of the government, IN discussing
the Mexican raids and loss Of Amerl-
can lives and property, rep0ration from
the Mexican government in the shape
of money indemnity for deprodatlons
committed by the subjects of that gov
eminent on the Texas borders, our
government will insist upon this
PREPARATION, aud in order to enforce II
conclusion, II is admitted that the Sec
retary Of war will, If no other resource
is left, carry out the determination by
strengthening the American border
line by attaching thereto another
stretch Of Mexican territory. II is in
timated that General Mckenzie Is TO
be transferred from Fort sill TO take
charge Of the troops on the Texas bor-
der. The Mexican government will
shortly be presented with lifting de-
mand on the part of Our government
for due PREPARATION, or take the only NJ
tentative of war along the border, for
the purpose Of enforcing our demands.
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TKkE STRIKERS.

s;nyeruor YalegrRrEis the Authorities
Of the Districts TO Protect Life ana
Property--Ehe Mining Region of car
h0n County Free of Raiders-Ehe Sih-
GERS Of the Miners Union tounseiins
Ma Members Against Lnwiessness.
HARRISBURG, Pa, April 3.-Gov-
ernor Hartrauft tslegraphs to the
threatened counties to protect lie ana
property. "lf you are unable, VIII
act promptly and efficiently"
MAUCH CHUNK, Pa, April Bike
ports from the mining regions in the
upper end of Carbon county state thal
all is quiet. The raiders have gone 10
their homes, but had the raiders con-
tiuued in their lawless demonstrations
the sheriff would have called out a
large posse of men in this place ana
taken them to the collieries threatened.
Should the raiders again start, the
sheriff will act promptly. Inc sum,
nit Hill district has thus far escaped
visitation by the raiders, although
they had expected to call to-day from
the Schuylkill region. The whole
mining region of Carbon county Is
now free of raiders and the SITUATION
can be said to lie in u Tranquil eoidi
ton. The officers of the Mechanlfs,
and Laborers, Benevolent association
are counselling and advising its mem
beers to he true to law, order aud their
association. N
PHILADELPHIA, April S.--John +.
Welch, president of the Lahorers. be lie
nevo.ent association, has issued an up
peal to their miners to disband. GoV'
ernor Hartranft has issued a procia'
nation ordering evil disposed parties
TO disuerse,
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Credit MObilier.

New YORK, April SOLVER Amesl
has addressed the following to the
Evening POST an the Evening Post
of the Sd of March | observe the fol-
lowing paragraph: The Hartford Post
saws that it is said the executors OF
Cakes Ames have discovered by his
accounts that the money he claimed to
have paid to Mr.. Colfax and Others
was in fact used for his own purposes
at the time he was hard pressed by his
financial mbarassments. AS an ex-
ecutor of the estate of the late MIR
Cakes Anne l pronounce the above
statement of the Hartford Post to be
untrue. On the contrary, all the in-
formation in my possession, both as
an executor and as an individual, con-
yinces me that at the time Mr.. Ames
alleges he paid the money to Mr.. Col.
fax and others he was not hard
pressed by financial endorsements, 4
am also thoroughly convinced that the
payments which Mr.. Ames claimed to
have made to Mr.. Colfax and others
were made at the time, In the manner
and for the purpose stated by him" 3
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New YORK, April 3.--Charles A..
Dana, editor of the Sun, learned this
morning that an attachment bad been
issued against him from the supreme
court of the district of Columbia, which
was in the hands of United States
Marshal Fiske. He went to the mar
shars Office with his counsel and sur
rendered himself. A petition was
then presented to Judge Blatchford,
praying for the issuance OLA writ of
habeas corpus, ordering the marshal
to bring Mr.. Dana before the court and
show cause why he should be detained.
United States District Attorney Bliss
asked for an adjournment, and the
matter was finally set for two O'Clock
on Tuesday next, Dana meanwhile
being allowed to go on parole, being
however technically in custody OF the
court. ,pHs set3 , narmaaa
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-04
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
The Prospects Of Peace Jim
Standardization of
Carlists.

BERLIN, April 3.-The conference Of
the Catholic bishops at Fulda las
closed. A message was received from
the pope blessing the bishops and urg-
ing them to persevere.
MADRID, April S.-The Carlist gem
eral SabalIy had in interview with
General Campos at Olatunder under a
flag of truce 1t is believed that Sabal-
ly will give his adhesion to Alfonso
and hold the same rank.
LONDON, April 3.-Nlilson, Me Lay
Il Co. metal dealers, have sus-
pended, owing to American contracts
for rails. Liabilities, one million dol
lars.
The POSTS advices from the Spanish
frontier represent the prospects of
peace as increasing daily. 1870 Carllst
officers have already given i'll their
submission to Alfonso.
MADRID, April 3.-Since tie issue of
General Cabyeras' manifesto to the
Garlists, two hundred and forty-four
officers have leftthe service of Don Car
los and entered France. Of these nine
were generals. Many others have sur
rendered to the Alfonsoists.
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whyHe WA. Ar !. !. !,

NEW YORK, April 8. With reference
tothe attachment against Mr. Dana,
editor Of the Sun, it appears that the
subpoena was servedAa short time ago
on Mr.. Dana, commanding his attend
ance in Washington to testify before
the grand jury in the case entitled the
United States against Fred II. Snyder.
He.paid no attention to II and hence
the attachment was issued. He says
that he knows nothing whatever about
the case and that it is trick to get
him in Washington.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-04

WASHINGTON, d. G., April 3.-Rear
Admiral Mullany, commanding tne
north Atlantic station, reports TO the
secretary of the navy that at Havana
the yellow fever is prevailing to an
alarming extent. That on board TWO
SPANISH vessels there were seyenty-slx
cases down. In view of this fact
Secretary Robson yesterday ordered
the Fortune, which has been making
surveys around the island of Cuba, to
return home. He also ordered all the
vessels at Key West to proceed to Port
Royal, s G., with the exception Oh ID. =.
Plymouth, Ossipee ! ana Shawmu''
which were ordered to take cruise
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Tire ExeursIOnists.

New ORLEANS, April 3.-The sena-
torial excursion party have finally
concluded to use the government YES
sci placed at their service and will sail
tomorrow morning in the steamer
Dispatch for Vera Cruz. The party
consists of twenty gentlemen and five
ladies. q n,.ttf.iI ~ i Az ~
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NEw YORK, April 3.-James Cod
dington was arrested yesterday for at
tempting to dispose OF ten one , M
sand dollar bonds of the state OF new
Jersey alleged to be stolen from tne
treasury at Trenton. Coddington inu-
mated that he had more. RI
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fire.

HARTFORD, April 3.-The loss by the
fire In the Churchman Office Thursday
night, amounts to sixty thousand dol
lars. 1t will not interfere with its pub
lication. aD ~ z y az
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SALT LAKE, April s.-CongressionlaII
delegate Cannon, from Utah, on triai
for polygamy, was discharged to-day
under the limitation of not having
committed polygamous marriage
within two years.
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FIn,stI.

EAsroN. Pa, April 3.-The Delaware
river is twenty-five feet above low
water mark and swelling.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-04

HARRISBURG, Pa, April "a lanu
slide near Clark's ferry wrecked
freight train and killed one person.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

!, s7o-Bull. e. A. Vance Ferry ....... 1000 90
a'geS- jeraahty. Thos. Charleston. 5000 90
5O23-Bruce, G. c. Bennettsville."".. 3,000 0O
SS0l--Fioyd, Mrs NJ. s. Newberry.... 5,5li 90
l25O9-S inkler, Mrs. A. L. Bonneas' am a.,
~ 6s7-E,vans. Beni f. Charleston !. 1000 20
3g8l-Tate, Martin l.. Yorkville....... 1000 %
S63l-Brclxman, w. III. Charleston. 1000 NO
l37l2-Miller, Joel W. Spartansburg ,VW 60
l8257-Seymour B. p. Charleston...... 2,50O 0O
3S2l-Kelly, Henry, Manning. ......:- 200 %
3,6R5-Ragin, Jno. j. Wrght's Bluff. S0U w
1901 Risher b., Georges Station. 1000 ~
J,S00-Todd $. R.Laurens. .:.:............ 5,0O w
4,3l7-Haseiden, Mrs. NJ. j. Marion. 5000 NO
HiIe, .n.s . A. 5000 90
iio'0--i burg - 1000 90
s303-Hendell, b. +. Charleston....... 900 90
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1ailvSrrald

once IN "iteraid nl0ek," Corner 81
Main ana Lamar Streets, over FIRST
National Hank, business Oniee--
Front Room, Second story,
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Abandoned.

WASHINGTON, March S.-Theides OF
transferring revenue supervisors mas
been abandoned.
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AIABAM MA.

OO'-- s,one.....'.'. "' -. 5000 90
iZ''o0- boro mas 5000 co
boro e' 0n"1, ......... $500 90
l.3sS-Hale Mrs. M. II. Il. Elyton".... 20 90 !
l3,2a5-R oebuck Mrs. Il, w. Elyton.. 800 on
6,S6O-Rushing, u. NJ. p. Dublin......" $500 w
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OeDENsBuRG, N. Y, April 3.-Four
inches Of snow here last night. q
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HAMILl-, MAY & CO.,
General Agents and Managers, Dallas Texas
DEATH CLAIMS PAID IN l-7 4
TEN ~ les SEIC.

II 1856 Estes. Mrs. c., brownsville. 1000 90
Williams. DIR, i, j., Memphis 1900 90
1888 Williams, DR.. j. j., Memphis 1000 ~
81, 2US-Mansford, W. j., Memphis. 5000 NO
Ia 0}9-BnrIon. Ins. f., Memphls....,.. 5000 w
-Waterheld, l., Cottage Grove 5000 %
I0D--Wood ward, oliver, Memphis. 10000 w
II M -Rndford. Rem. L., Mem phis., 5000 %
325-Hnrrls, A. W., Galloway ...",... 1000 w
l,2i7-Carter, VIM. O., Paris".....,...... 1900 w
,Igo- MoGatt. Israel p, 4 roy ,,...,.,, $50 10
3OO-Ecklin, Robt, Germantown. l0,OO0 w
Alec W., Memphis."". 400 10
l2,2i2-Howe, A. j., Memphis.....-. l,OOo w
II ,3GG-Sherrill, +. j., Covington ...." 2,OOO 10
l,bl7-Torrance, Jas T., Memphis. 6,OOO %
l7,S77-Rudd, Alex, Memphis,...." 5,oCD ~
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