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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-09-15
School Notice.

Clinton, Sept. 10, 1s75-tE
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-09-15

CATALOGUES, giving complete details, will
Ge promptly mailed TO any address on appli-
cation TO
, 1875-12-31

Afa,i9ofd [At!es swnzeY>, was only equalct
bv tho hero Charles Ca,hmorp lafr. r. Greelcy),
in dramatic lafent. htr. u. z. WilkinsoH. tho
uncle, ha Mr.. Hurie, etlowcl good Judgment
md fi,ienJM krAck OF koertng out OF the way
whcn toro would havn been ono too nnny.
Tho close Of this npmt.conrtiy MAS hnilctl with
universal Applsnso, and in Justice It must be add.
etl Tint AlaB Swa.oy was not indebted thern-
for to hrr beauty. hut to her we'll
slr. ireoIoy, very talented young gnntlomap,
mist DO cnnsent To ret'cct the genils OF hH fnir
partner. Tho other gentlemen car borrow sone
light from aaeA ur tho Handsome pair.
"a rrctty riecs Of lh,siucss' Was Tho
aftcrpieco, and WAS not trco!nl In ability
to it's predecessor. Alss Harmon as
Mrs. FdHny ErnHtl'v. tho charming
widow, was all aliat conh be desired anil
tho pretty htIRs Lnrrahco n,ado r coy and hts!ful
maiden as Charlotte Shcs ~ Iobfon. tho house.
eorvans, stlsa Gollycr. daughter nf tho pastor,
appreciated. Mr.. FeHsonlen. rs Capt |"!iz
M,7~n.thtr, wnH tsell up in voice and tn relf-
rosaesHini,. but lad Just tsio TOO much OF tho
sailor awAEger. Nnvertfoless to waa 4 right
pleasant fellow on tho stage, md elono In the
pRcnhturr acience.
Mr.. II. ". Walker made rrcsenlshle ll1Hnce-
iN .Sher. tho beautiful lover, but was altogether
tho romantic IN co,,utcnancs for tho part !lo cs
| cared. Ills fcaturcH sre tleeiclv 1}not!iian and
much too classic ard oxnrossi"c to
la tic medium Of expressing awkward
bashfuncss on tho part Ut n profctsiona! Hentlo.
man-even doctor unused to tho society at.
| attractive females. The performance Of last
evening gaTo tiiio indication OF What tho Frater-
nifty IL capable OF accomplishing. and 1t tB to bo
hoped that ths organization will uiton repuat tta
interesting exhibitions.
, 1875-12-31
DEATHS.

=
srfLLEMtS-Dcc. 10, 1878, nt hrr residence, s7a
Est cheatnul-st Maria Nif'c,nin, egetl o. ynars.
Funeral HatnrihE Jan. l, 1876, al oclotk p. m.
DOHSETT-At The rEnllrncn Gf la I,rothrrx, 2if
WaInu-st. William Henry porsc!s, aged "a years,
Of Foaom uossctt.
rrIen1a Of tho family nre respectfully Invited to u.
tend tho fnncrnl Friday, at O'Clock.
te" Carroll County. Iowa. papers rlcaso copy.
CARR3L1-Dcc. ~. Of Group Mary H.. only child d
william, j. and Mary Car1ol aged Id mouths.
Funeral from tho residence Of r1rnns, 81 Dremer-
.t. satarny. Jan y carriages to Calvary Cemetery
1t ~ ocnck. rrcnds Of tho family Invited to a.
tend Without further notlec.
DOYHT0S-Do:+ 10, 1s75, aloscs Doynton aged q
ytarR.
Funeral from the residence Of C. ". noYnton, ~
North Morgan ~, Saturday JAM !, at IN oc!uck 4.
MI: by c1rn 10 lloschll. Friends hrs invited without
further notico.
.fE- Huston, Maaa., and New Hampshire papers
please copy.
WALL-Dec. m. 187k, nt si2 Wcft-Jackson st.. Anna
III. Wall, in the 18Th year Of iscr agc.
fosice II Tho funeral will DO gisou In Saturday
mornings paper..
Eb- SYRACUSE. n. r., rapers pIenao cory.
nTUTHANDT-pcc. 30, David Blnthardt. sgcd a
years.
Funeral Raturday Ian:1, at o'clock, from bis late
reald"Hcc. 81 Weat falc-at, 10 0race1sni Cencscr4
FFcnd1 of the family arc Invited to nttond.
oLEMENTB-Dnc. ap Mt u rn., at his residence, ~
asate-*t. Charles G, Clements, a9td - years..
His remains will bo taken to St. Charlcs i'll, for In
t.FInBnt.
, 1875-12-31

A. =. nted, Mr.. n, II. Gardner, 1fs4 Annie Natdns,
hEtas Eta Epps.
EAST INDIANA STREET.
3GA Mrs. 7. T. Miller, lIIna 8assh Miller Mas En-.
n,a KILLER.
HurEnf0R STREET.
aa7 Miss BaEAh Wentworth anh Mrs. George A.
Whtnler.
40l. Mrs. rrcf. Hw'nR. Trof. H~[ag.
PINE RTnEET.
ri. s1rs. !. n. nannry, Miss Msggle z. Crawford,
Mrs. Z, 0Arrity.
OAK STREET.
o.. Miss Lizzie uurke, Mi.s Katis Burke hIlss Anna
EnasAcc.
- nELpEN PLACE.
Ii. Mias Victoria Adams
WALNUT HrrtrET
81. Miss J. E. Hnydcr. Miss All!s SnYdef.
.. nnASr rlAcF.
~. MHs Eva Stewart, Msa Carrie Johnston, xua
1tlss ELLA Stewart,
, 1875-12-31

Tho City Collector took ia 90, 600 yesterday.
Wator-1entA were $2, 4ls.i5, aud roal and per-
SOM. tsxeA s899.74.
The cleansing process Of tho roomn OF the
Board OF Public Works kept that body from its
accustomed quarters, and their fscea we're not
soen yesterday.
Chief Marshal Donner md aono Of bis assist
snta were engaged yesterday afternoon in
making out the dotail for Enigma No. 20, which
will tske the place OF tho Chonncat Engine No. q.
somo tiuo ago wers yesterday returned by mall
70 Clty-Attorney Ja1nigson. II is said that thu
thief is known. aud simply returned tho proper
~ to keep himself out OF trouble. The gas
companies sro suspected BY sone Of knowing
souaelhing about il. aud com pla.nts are nmnlof-
ous and criticisms severe Oh the cArelesancas dis
played.
The Committee Oh Railroads meets Monday.
Tho polica Committee, caIled for yesterday,
fAtlod to put In an appearance, 4 small part OF
the Committee was present. but departed after
using some pretty stfopg talk about The way OF
managing the oioo affairs in ths entIrs City
IIAll. They were especially severe on tho Law
ucpartmant, saying that papers were lost and
n,islad sud general loosesless charactorized
the office, and de!ays were too numerous.
The Committee On Printing met !n .ha City
Clerks Office yesterday afternoon. Bids were
received from various city dalies for the Eu.
Elish city printing for 1876 Uida wero on hand
from the Courier, Inter- Ocean, and Frete FFetse,
tho journal, Times. aud Post and MaI not ho-
ipg represented. TuE TRIuuNx tad decllued.
Al it was understood that moro bids would coma
III. 1t was locidud to postpoua action In tho mat
ter til! Monday, Jan. 3, whom tho bids receiYcd
VII! be opened and the contract awarded whotdel
III nuwBI,ApeEa hasu been heard from or not, al
till that date tB considered sufficient for tAe
preparation Of Au estimate.
- hrn ION ~ IA ndn1ttnr NJ
, 1875-12-31
WATCH.M1GhT.

REHfICEs IN THE CHEHEHEA.
In accordance with the cuBtom in existence
from timo imnemorlal, tho now year will be
ushescd in tonight By watch-meetIngs OF pray
ers and aougs Of prniso in = number Of churches,
Hat at which Is givon holow:
Natch-nIsht services will be hold In the Green
ssroet TatMTnscic, commencing st O'Clock.
Tho Trinity Episcopal Church will hold wntoh.night
services, mating from II to II o'clock iii the chsie
Watcb-night services Will be held In tho Wabalh
Avenue IL. L. Church, commencing Ut 0 O'Clock anl
cioAtng with " Love Fc1xt.n
In tho Grant Place Ii. L. Church watcl.niRht tnces
fnQ will be hel!, commencing at o'clock. Interesting
e1ercteea will enlIyen the occasion. Au nre invited.
wasch-u1ght meeting will be held In tho FREQ
Me:hoAt Church. No. 70 North Morgan s!rect, COIN
niencug at o'clock aud continuing Until after mid
night.
Tho testyatlsts Wiittla and l!rown, with other
ecrHymeD, will conduit whtrh-pght services In thu
Chicago Asnune {sfooaysl Church, commencing Al 8
o'clock this evening.
In tho Michigan Avenns II. L. Church, between
Thirtysecond aud TllEty-shird streets, wkch-nlHht
services will ie held, commencing ut . o'cock with
Communion Service. Thnra Will be preaching ut 10
O'Clock. and Alle1"a1tla n prsyer-mect!ug.
Chr1at Reformed Kptacppal Church will hold
watch meeting with Trinity u. l.. Church In thu
eco OF tho latter, corner Of Twenty.fuurth street
Ant Indiana avenue, commencing ut o'clock. ni.aop
HArTts D.. Tiffany, md 1fshop CLANCY Will olcaate,
and tho services will 10 very interesting.
, 1875-12-31

THInrY-FrnsT nTRKET.
fao. Mlns Emma Faulkner, Mrs. JAMES II. Roberts,
Mias 5antet.
TWESry-rIPTH ATNEEr.
ft. Mrs. 4. II. nLshur, h1isa Dlahopt HRS. Frank
Compton.
I'LL. Mrn. n. 4. Manning.
TNEHTt.E1nHfM krnYEf.
30. Miss 1!Etie Huntington. Miss Efnms Hnrlhust,
nftfA Hattie Fnller.
70. Mira. Godfrey Macdonald, hfrs Rohert IforTey,
Mrs. II. Q, Gray, Mes Maud Van pnfen Of Tough.
krtrEin.
TwESTY-FoCnTn STREET.
10. Mrs. Elnn Dean.
-. Mrs. ..tfrnrgc is1rk, Hrs. !. Charles Halnos.
n. afra. john Butcher, tls AIfsses Butcher.
HARRISON CoCnr.
afrs. Henry n!eo, Mrs. Hpo1ori, Are. Mills.
DOUGLAS rLACE.
100. Miss Fila Traa1, Miss Emma Dcllnose.
C0TrA0E rLACK.
CO. AIRS. q. II. Doriand Mtas hrt!e Dorlsnd.
, 1875-12-31
SUBURBAN..


Tho following nro tho nanos Of tho !adea Who
will rccciye on Now Years Mrs. g. a. 1Inwloy,
3[ra. ]. james, Mrp. 4. W. rinny. Mra. Col. Robb
and daughters will be sssfa,cd by Mrs. A. J.
Austin aud Miss Hattie Darnes, Of Michigan
Mrs, Dn1ton and Mr., II. ". b1oactam will re-
Minor. Mira. Z. W. sluss, md lErs. III. T. Shorwiu
will receive at tho residence OF Mrs. Moss; Mrs.
4. aherwn. Mrs. Swont AIRS. Butlor, Mrs. s..
Chitten1en Airs. H. Cumnius, and Miss Martha
EaatMAt..
, 1875-12-31
THE MEDICAL PRESS ASSOCIATION.
DEDICATION or 4 NEW LIBRARY.


4 meeting Of tho Chicago Medical Presa Asao-
citation was held a. tho rooms Of The Academy OF
Sciences lsot evening for the purpose Of dcdi-
eating tho now library OF tho Boclo.y, and to
consider tho prospocts OF 4 medical journal
started by tho 6ocioty some time ago. There
were present DR.. uam1l. President; DR.. Eth
ridge, Secretary; DR.. Owen. Treasurer;
aud Or. Sawyer. Librarian, aud about
thirty others. Tha iuoettug waa called
to order by the President, who opened With an
address, In which ho welcomed the Association
to the room dedicated to tholr uBe by tho Acad-
emy Of Sciences, and stated that 1t was the wish
would 30 i 4ostimony to tho public spirit Of tho
medical man OF tho Northwest. lie also spoke
In encouraging terms OF tho futnro Of the .Afdi-
ca! journal and Examiner. tho address wAs
warmly spplaudol.
The uoxt speaker WAS Dr.. Hyde, who delivered
salatato1y ti tho Latin language.
Dr. N. b. DAviH tho next speaker. oppressed
himself exceedingly pleased With the laudablo
enterprise and energy displayed by the medical
faculty Of tho city in organizing society which.
II porpetuased. would provo Of inossimAbis ben
cit 10 tho profession.
Dr.. Ii. 4. Johnston fels thai tho peeds Of
.nodlcal library and jour1nl WAS 40 imperative
ons, and MAS willing to contribute freely to tho
support Of such an enterprise.
] Os. Etlridgo statad that the Medical Journa!
mas written up by ono editor and four ausocates,
aud appeared on tho 25th OF each month, giving
slnple tInc for It to reach the subscriber by tho
| frat Of tue succeeding month.
Dr.. II. J. Jackson thought that the citizens Of
| Chicago hal right to be proud Of the medical
body whlch hsd been oEganlzed in their zaidat:
Dr. ByfoFd considered the organization OF Tho
| Advancement Of tho profession, and 1efcrred to
tho fact that there arc Ut present too many in
competent doctors in tbs field. .
| Dr.. bridge remarked thai there was 40 possi-
, 1875-12-31
Hest EAalldnY Gilt

The latest device in machine sowing IL tho
snow Antouatio Sowing Machine" which is
creating quits sensation In tho market. No
bottor gift can bo selected for mother. wife,
sletar. or friend. No special discounts offered
to tempt purchasers, but perfect appreciation
and delight guaranteed to tbs posesseor. Will
cox Il uibba Sewing Machine Company, Nos.
200 aud 2Q3 Wabash avenue. Chicago.
, 1875-12-31

In consequence Of tho continued tcreasol demand
for certain shades Of kid gloves for New YtAr put
posas sud tho opera tho nsxt two rseka. wa were
obliged 10 telegraph foe largo inyolee to complete
our assortment, which will arrive early to morrow
morning. aoets, Paris Glove Htore, " BtAta atseet
, 1875-12-31

Gentlemen, Did You Know This
Two naean Jou who arc aort Of gsnsecl shabby, and
think you cannot afosd Rus>7 Our last rsdac.lons
make our prices awsy b4low al othors. Ordvoy h
New!and, .o1 Wtss Madison street.
, 1875-12-31

"Elegant In Design and Faultlesa In Flt''
il tbs verdict At al tho ladies' after giving the Do-
mesticf paFer fashions trial. New tehIgns received
each day 1t lb0 State street.
, 1875-12-31

BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE.
baltimore, Md, Doc. 3D.-Thc creditors OF
Il. J. Hall 4 Co., dry.goods and notion dealerg,
have attached th. goods found 10 their store, No.
6 North Howard street. and removed them to an
auction Aouse. Tho claims against TITO 'irm aro
aaid to amount to noarly $l0D,010. Tho prop
orky attached Is valued al v4,801.
, 1875-12-31
TIE INDIANS,
HOSTILE SIOUX.


HptrfdE Disnateh to Thu Ch:eGco Tribune.
B1oux C1TY, H., Doc. 0o.-Nous received
from tho ponca Asuncy to-day states that
Indihn runners havo Just arrived there, and
say thera are 400 hostile 6oux camped at tho
old PoncA Agency. OF tho Raining Water. The
bohemian settleta a1o ilceing to h,obsara. It IL
tEunght an attack will be mada on tho ponca
Agcucy.
, 1875-12-31

CLEvE1ANp, o.. Dec. 30.-Ihs lug 7. 8. Coo,
which left this port foz Milwaukee !sss Monday,
returned hezo yesterday, not being able 10 got
through on accptllk OF leo.
, 1875-12-31

BAN FRAxc1sco. Doc. 30.-The Nez Pnces In
dians threason to drive tho eostlo1s from tho
NAlla Wal1a Valley, Orc. They have shout 20
warriors. Gen. Howard haa ordcrod two com-
pnn.cs Of cavalry from WAlIa Walla to protect
tic eettlers,
, 1875-12-31

aute,at Dispatch ia TAs Ch,eaao Tr.bunk.
D1ooAIadToH, Ill., Dec. 30.-The stock OF
John N. CoonB dealer fn toys and notions, IL
in tho hands OF tho Sheriff to satiafy croditors'
clnitna.
, 1875-12-31

but mat your ehd may b bufne soaidsd to-Eaes-
roW7 you would SAVE hia 4fe keep D4llayt Magic.
u fsin L1t5aekos IA te house. Is cunts. u
, 1875-12-31

HOrS1-CDRMODF-AtG Grant Place At r. Church.
Dar. % by The Rev I. O. CcninnnIna, nssatcd by ths
Iov. T. r. 1tarEh Dr.. T. II. 6loing, III ptatlot Wis
and Miss Annie Oarmodo, Of thts ctr.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES cvnning, Dtc. q,
185, ae hn rrsIienre Of Ar. O. r. Fiehi, 1T. LnuiN
Mo-. by the Hnr San-Anta Walter Nrigcy nnd J4lSaa
+. BnyIcn, Of Kenosha, Wis
, 1875-12-31

Luudbofx's Perfumes
an Ike natural tvxpts snd hQuqustA.
, 1875-12-31

combining tsats, utility. Ad ornament 20 carly 70 J.
H. ". Jones, LUZ Madison street,
, 1875-12-31


100. Miss Fila Tr"ar, ilts. En'ma po'mo's.
Go. AIRS, u. II. Dorlani srt.s hrtie Dorlsad.
---
wFe7 n1vte,nm.
WGoI p.s l94oN'
aos, Mr,. ". 1' Slyys1 the Ms,t. sesfIr; IIescot.
s Miss Ass noass, sss Asnss podso. ~ md ,,' mis,
| William Dot!gy. e-
william, 4, curits. Mjss Marv y y. H'1nS, ''"' s't''
+t3. Mira. Dr. Groctleck, AIRS. Vim Duren, Miss
-. Mru. 1,r. nos-.
his. atiss Dl1lIr Ripley, Miss I!zxia RIPLEY Miss
Mary.
GAG. AIRS u GRIND peree, 11ias Hattie Ryder Of
sttnclsc. n. y:
e,t' A!fa r. r. lif'mcr tnu 5fits Jrssc Fowler.
rs,o rtaSa Ms GS'H ~ M'nay; AZ. astlo Sorhees. Hiss
G2 M,s, Ad1Io ls0lel of beaver Da' WIS.,, ntrs
'+ ~: =; "snne!ai s;is. il, c,-- v.. , ,,
GGs Wt.. t,srus cliii" Men Fii;a sw.ect
G,7, alt.s JennIe Teckham Miea Iuiu Do,nton byttu
Jennie {MklcY. -'N 4'S'' tt'''
1i.i. Ths si1.:e. Carrie an1 A!,o usws., Mise.
wAnnES AyEHur
q. alas Nellie 1s!ns.
/ IL, alra. FrauE l.. Eastman snd Miss EN- J. Ham
| no,d Miss ]. Il. Wscy, Mrs. lcorgo q. parkor,
ea. Miss alat.to Baldwin. Mas Emma Smith, Ms, E.
D. Baldwin, Mrs. ]. II. Bradshaw Mrr. e. v T. Ictcra
~. Mrs. Morrison tsarat mud alta. u. c. Joucs.
~ Miss May wolcots Miss kis T4sI9r, alItsch May
49, hilsn Lillian Kescs, tho atisses Tiffany, and Mrs.
d. ean !hWagen: ,,,,..
~ ~ an y q: HhtleFt Alts. =. y. i:ueHoftn.
h.9. atf' W. H. sto", ans. IT, 1. t7fE'h Mrs L. H.
A%'MI,en; % ,, ,.
., ~. "iF0 o. H. Atkins, Miss Ids Ward, a1sa L. E.
AM Atx,ns' ,.. 80
~. MISS hat'o balths, hss May Moore, Misa Ida
He7G e7n ~. s.,t ,r.,., ,,, ,,,,,
9s; Wrs I Twoamnv a1ss "11eG . nt %'
80, Mntn,rr. "''''' air. - T. Doapthsa Ans' aae-
III, srre r. +. parrctt s,,,s rau rr.u,& %u. ~
r. rar1n ~ 11' NA0' *'e'' eo'4'@' eites no@
AN '"s ,,,,,or ,.
40, ". -. oha..... .si,.t ~
<- '"'"' LII ''''0es 'o''o 1aa 'eau'e bs-
A's IA .,,s. e,,,,o p.,,o-
SS, H. ra.4g a. nscNe s{,se 1,rv.n, u,. ~
I rrotfs, '1' A' eA' ~ N@''@A's 4''s' NE IL
Gus, hfeA L. r. B1adlen Miss Fannie Na,tdnn Mis-.
| Birdie hhan1y Of Toronto,
| tl9. Mrs. j. Hogan and Miss Jen1o Hogan.
6+3. Mrs. George Sherwood, Mrs. IT, Turk, bilss
Felt, Mrs. ]. n. Camp.
| A. 4
, 1875-12-31


NORTH DEARBORN BTAEkT.
100. M.1s Warne, Mrs Gtihaen.
1877. Mrt. y. T. brooks, Miss Bfooks, Mss Alita
Bskrr.
40. Mts. Estey, MEs. Duuniag, Mra. Montgomery,
sod lhu lIlssss EAtey.
So. airs. Daules, Mts, Jameson, Miss DAuiela
w.. Nsu. u. +. Felix, assisted BY Nils hello CFit
teuden,
Ia aALiE STREET.
23& 4flss 81 rAh Coulsy, Miss luAaa8 Coaley, Mrt
BIas Wright Mtsa hosluA uooley, Miss Grace Hoo
lcy.
371 Mr.. and Nts. Ksniy.
40, Mlss Emily Aulliu, ktias Alioo Talbot.
t9j Mrs. Edward 0igelow. Mss. Henry pl8elox, III
N!kses uphA11.
NunLnUT aTRK1T.
$33. H1isa Ella Fslch. Miss Lulu Georks.
497. Mira. Z. ii, boring, Miss Laura Boring, Mn. J.
/. Jones.
ST. Ths Mis&ns 6hAl&ock.
S6l. MIA4 AIas z. Pean.
EABT CHICAGO AvKNJ8.
SIS. Mrs, G. u Epks. Air. JoerA i. aresr, NH. ].
, 1875-12-31

beFfQ4 uufl1E L01 GEculHFs
Tho paskiug.h at tho Wilson company
Houth Canal ntar Adams htEoot. VIVA tho scono
Of festivity last evening. TAo fEn, gayo tls sec-
mud annual ball to its $40 employees and fami-
lies, and worry enjoyable time thoy Lad. DANG"
lug VAS ,nau!ged in, and At midnight rciresh-
n,ents woFo served. all went as merry as ono
could wish. aud enjoyment 1olguoa supreme till
nearly daylight.
TUE BOARD or TRADE.
Al tie CAUCUS OF members OF tue Board OF
Trade, held yesterday afternoon, The following
parties Wera nominated for officers of tile Board
tor tho coming yosE'
{fesfttnf-Johh II. BenKley.
.>,eo,.I Fter- -frfsnt<nt--tortAh RtileH.
J,ise.turs-A. N. Young. II. ": ltgert, j., George
stewar., J. H. No1ton. H. Y. Durham: to III vacancy
ior ol,c year. George n. Culver.
Committee u A1tslrIt.aH--W. r. Ucuntra Q. D.
aau!ta. u. Il. Adams. l. W. Raloson William K!u-
eSn.mt,ks ef fAppeat.-aeoree Armour. hurry Ne!.
iacancy for year. y. r. uaxser. W. n. usalnard.
Tho President Of thu Board Of Trade yeates-
tAy appointed Messra. Z. u. stsvens. lsobort
Warren, and W. G. Raymond \ committee to or
,mtne into ard report upon ths present railroad
determinations.
ACCIDENTAL pxA7u.
Yesterday morning g. q. Clements accidental
b killed himself. Clements l. Warner. costuu,-
ern. OCCUPY the second floor Of tue building, No.
tOs Stats street. Tho floor is partlt.oned Oh
into sooms, at Of them aest!y tltted up, Tho
nembess Of tho As1n weso both young !non Of a
5oyial disposition, aud were out Wednesday eve1a-
{ne for itt!e enjoyment, IN company With two
ot tLetr tsionda named, L.. u. Goodrich aud j.
ii. Bissoo. AZ about o'clock yesterday morn
iug tho two iAttes retired, leaving Clements md
Wright gueslping beside stove ln the rear pa1t
os ths stosa During convorsation on general
suplos. Clomeuss plsY fully picked up ANAL pis
tol that hAd been knocking about tho 6toso fol
months, and, pointing i It Wsights bead, ssid
. Suppose shoot," Ho thcu reversed the pls
toi and placing .hs 1nuzko Of 1t close 70 his left
temple. aad, without word Of warning, fired
yhb ball went aleaT through tho hnad com,nJ
MI II = potns Alaess directly QpQuslte tia
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-12-25
------.-S-7'..-- - - -
NOTICE.

Tie Subscribers are local Agents rnr tho
S"n"";., Lin; Insurance and Annuity CONF
any of New York, and for 3 Fire Insurance
Companies; and will be pleased TO rcciye
from their friends, and all others, appica-
tions for insurance ofeitlcr kind.
The Security Life is well known as one
Of the most reliable Companies in the
United States, and the Fire Companies they
represent are believed by them 10 be cmi.
ncntly safe and trustworthy. N
lIuTSON & IIUrSON,
Local Agents.
dec 25 . i ,e 3m
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-12-25
Sherif's Sales,

BY virtue Of Snndry Executions to me dir.
ected, | will sell to The highest bidder,
at Orangeburg G. IT,, on the First Mon,
day. in January next, for Cash, all tic
Right Title and intercst of the Defend
nnts in the following property, Wis:
All that tract of land in Orangcburp
county, containg 113 acres, more or lcss'
bounded n by David j Boekl,nrt, + bv
ITomcstcads Of K C Trick, S and S and " ly
land Of s NJ Kemmerlin, Levied OH as tic
property Of c Trick, nt the auit Of Joseph
Fersner.
All that plantation or tract ofland in
said county, containing 440 acres, more or
less, and bounded N by land of j II Wal
lace, r by land Of Est, T. NJ Bookhart, S
by lands Of S W and j w Bookhart and
by land ofW J Bookhart Est, r Mag
rill and D II Rush. Also 1 mouse cold
mule, one Black mule and Wagon,
Levied on M the property Of Henry Rush,
decd at the suit Of Simpson Bobo.
ALSO
Two Billiard Tabblcs and fixtures and
Two suspension lamps, levied on as the
property of DcNiars &. Wolfe, at the suit
of G G Puffer, as Assignee.
Ell. CAIN,
Sherifi's Office, orangcburg, c. H, Dec
'llth 1875.
dec Is st
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The Taxpayers Convention.

.<.
/ From the Charleston Ncrs and Courier
4 The meeting iof the Taxpayers
Convention last week, If We count by
events and feeling, was held an age
ago, and what we have to say Of its
proceedings must he said briefly. The
Convention limited its action to
Recommending a thorough reorganiza-
tion q! tie Tax Unions, n registration
of voters BY the Tax Unions, and the
preparing Of estimates Of the proper
and reasonable cost ofcarrying OH the
Government. It was doubtful, Mt the
time, if the Tax Unions could be
made rs numerous and rs strong as
was desired, and it is certain now
that the advice of the Convention will
not,t in form, be carried out. One
organization for the protection OF the
taxpayers is cnoug, and that organiza-
ton, i'll the present temper of the
people, must be the Democratic
organization, With its clubs in everv
Township. That can do all that was
expected of the Tax Unions, and
more.
Z That's all right. We are ready for
you Captain Dawson.
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has been n member of the House of
Representatives. Sof that Stnte since
reconstrnctionss with the exception of
two yen rs. He is regarded by those
who@know him as good and sound
lawyer, anloncst a;. d impartial man.
Wssage inforrne d that lie is one Of The
y Inpst popular.blacl men iii the State.
The First judicial Circuit includes
;the city Of Charleston, in which re-
side some Of GtAlp,abIc<t and most re.
fined members Of the old bar Of the
State. Whippcr being tho first black
circuit judge elected in that Stnte,i is
hoped that he and the members Of
the hnr will net hnrmoniously. We
are reliably informed that an English
man by the name Of Dawson, con
nectcd withHthe I harleston Nsps and
couries, 4as bnc. Of ats ldanys editors,
was the imhrcct cause Of the election
of General Whippcr. Dawson pre-
tended to dislike Whippcr, and SO
managed by continually keeping
WhippeEssss name in his paper to make
him lin, very popular with nll fair-mind,
ed persons, and more especially the
colorcd people.-National RrpnJhican.