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The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-17
THE INDIAN WAm.
ssensrnI sherman seavcr.es Freely ana
Gives His views,
Cincinnati Commercisll

/ W1ves HIS views.
tCineinnati Commercsll Nte
/ tan interview last evening, between
] Gen. Sherman and Gen Banning, chair.
/ man OF the House Military Committee.
/ General Sherman conversed very freely.
He expressed his opinion substantially
as follows That our troops under Gen
erals Terry and Crook are quite able to
take care Of themselves. That the In
dian warriors under Sitting Bull do not
exceed two thousand i've hundred. That
Sitting Dull probably. lost more men
than were lost by Gen. Custer That
Generals Gibbon and Custef were both
IN command or men who were old In
dian lighters. That the Indians were
evidently badly crippled; that the evi-
denees of this are found in the fact that
they did not mutiate the bodies Of Gus
ter or his men, and that they left many
OF their dead, including several chiefs.
on tho battle ground. that the In
dians will not likely seek an en-
gagemcnt with either General Terry,
General Crook or General Gibbon !;
that Ii these commanders do not feel
sufficiently strong, neither Of them will
make an attack until after the rein.
forcements. now well on the way. shall
reach them and that when reinforced
by the troops now en- route To Join their
commands, Gen. Crook will have more
than two thousand men. aud Gen. Ter
ry will have more than eighteen hun
dred Gen, Sherman IL also Of the
opinion that the Indians might strike
some small command. or possibly some
settlement, but he says the army is am
ply able TO take care OF them. Both
Sherman and the officials of the War
Department insist that the army is able
to subdue the Jndians, and that enough
troops can be spared from the more
than seven thousand In the Southern
States to reinforce Crook and Terry to
an extent which will enable them to
whip Sitting Bull. and all the other
lighting Indians. 1t IL suggested that
the cavalry and some of the infantry in
the Southern States should be sent at
once to the. Indian country, and II
troops should be thereafter needed In
The South. they could be supplied from
The artillery forces now In the Northern
States, which are doing nothing but
guarding public property
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-17

tfierald's Frontier Correspondence1
An officer informs your correspondent
when Custer came in sight Of the 1900
lodges, n village of upward Of 1000 In
dams, he swung his hat and said 4u.
"Hurrah Clusters luck The biggest
Indian village on the American Conti.
nentl"
Hating here only for coffee. he
pushed forward Mt a rapid gait took
five companies for his personal com
mand, gave Reno three and lef, four ia
reserve under Benteen. and called in.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.

once of the orleans Railroad Com pa ny,
corner white and taharpe Htreets--At q regular
meeting OF the hoard OF Directors. he'd on the
10th inst n dividend ot One Dollar per share
was declared out Of the profits ot the last six
months, payable at this Office TO the stock hold
e,s on or after the 2ath July. 1873.
NO transfer of stock will be made on the books
ot the Company during ten days prior to the date
OF payment above specified
ly1t lot II. HUARD. Secretary
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-17
TOs. LLADO. AGENT.
VIRGINIA ROOFING sLATE-THR nrs1

VIRGINIA ROOFING SLATE-THE BEST
the well known Welsh Slate.
. The undersigned having accepted the agency
I9r "a Lne sale q the celebrated ORE BANK and
orders at prices much below those OF Welsh and
1nt ittie IN excess OF those OF ordinary American
orally are invited to submit them 70 the severed
'e} 'fem}gnd&w A1p1. .III1 FILL.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-17
WAN rs.

WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN. A SITUA-
w TTON In an office. References given as TO
integrity and capacity. Address Q. +. b.. Post
oincc box 27s6 New Orleans. le22H
WANTED--~A SITUATION BY A YOUNG
" married man, who speaks both English
apd French; IL thoroughly acquainted with the
city references given az to honesty. industry
and capacity. Address r.. Democrat Office.
myl0u
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-17

No. % Camp street, Near POydras,
Has constantly on hand the best and most COM
~ # plete assortment Of 100 -
91 COTTON DUCK. a aa
Embracing ali widths. grades and numbers.
AWNING STRIPES.
Plain and Fancy. Ia great variety BLOCKS OF
all sizes. from 2 inches up to the largest made
and all ready ftted Tor use.
GALLERY CURTAINS, AWNINGS,
WINDOW AND DOOR SHADES ETC.
OF all kinds, made to order Mt short notice and
satisfaction given In style and price. : -
TENTS. TARPAULINS, agss6s
DRAYAND WAGON COVERS, ETC
com piete assori saent always on hand. keep
FRENCH ESfNbsH MS fdR AfP PtaGsl tAaNEnrcAs Busr-
have always In store. and will manufacture to
order, all descriptions Of
AMERICAN. FOREIGN and FANCY FLAGS.
will also give my special attention to getting
up every kind of Plain. Fancy and Em-
SILK FLAGS AND BANNERS. 49,
For Military and other companies. and win
guarantees on such articles elegant styles. the
best workmanship and the most moderate
BAG MANUFAOToRY.
lam nrsG nov making and viii furnish in any de-
COFFEE. RICE. GRAIN
And other kinds of SACKS. equal In material
and work to any made. and at prices which will
DEFY ALL COMPETITION.
Repairing Promptly Done.
o Trunks Neatly Covered.
SPECIAL NOTICE
Private families and others giving entertain.
ments. can have their
YARDS COVERED OVER
With Canvas. and suitable decorations, portable
tables lights, etc.. will be furnished at short no.
tice, and on the
MOST REASONABLE TERMS.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-17
TO RENT.

E'0R RENT-A NICE. LARGE FRONT ROOM
= with wide piazza. Would furnish meals II
desired. Apply at No. s3l Rampant street. near
tallope. mh26H
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-17

..esE s..e. - STATE OF LOUISIANA. !
Parish OF Orleans. City Of New Orleans. I
sworn to and subscribed before me. The "a day
of June. 1876.
JAMES FAHEY. Notary Public.
At n meeting of the Board Of Directors hold
on the ID day Of June, 1875, II was resolved 10
pay tn The Stockholders. on demand. FIVE PER
GENT interest on their stock.
DIRECTORS
7. MAsPERO. ED, TOBY.
y. FATyO, 7. FOURCifY,
:. z. HELF. NJ. w. SMITH
!. J, FEM NDEl. y: A. .CHAFFRAIx,
N. ALLEN, CHS. LAFITTE
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-17

LEEDS FOUNDRY.
tESTA BLTSHED IN 1881
Corner Oelord and rouoher streess.
NEW OKI.EANS.
We are prepared to manufacture
STEAM ENGINES, BOILERS,
SUGAR Mills, SUGAR KETTLES,
DRAINING MACHINES, Saw Mills.
CoTToN PRESSES, NEWELL SCREWS.
GIN GEARING, FURNACE MOUTHS,
CRATE BARS, JupsoN's GovERNoRs,
and all kinds of Plantation and Steamboat work
and every description of Machinery for the
South. LEEDS Il co.
We beg to call special attention to our large
stock of sugar Kettles. Having purchased the
sntire stock OF the Stacker Iron Works of Ten.
nessee. for which Mr.. Il. II. IAvtllebeuvre was
formerly agent land The only genuine Tennes.
see kettle In the market.) we offer the same foi
sale, as well a. those of our own manufacture
AZ Reffaced Raies price lists Of which we will be
nleas"'' tn furnish IN Appiiafton
f't5A ti aria Am dAW
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-17

The above statement Ia just true and cor
rect transcript from the books Of the Company
q. W. MOTT. Secretary
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-17
POLITICAL.

NyTfcL--in Political Notices ,''a.ts.s ~,
Lor W 4deoace. Jh;s Itre ,,iu ~ Niisffy ad
hs,ed to.
Headauarter- es the TjIaen setor.a Cius
gf the Eleventh. Ward, corner Washington ant
,p,rytan,ia stree,s. Dlileers A. Bosw9rth
Flower. Reeprding Secretary .Edward Newman
4 Treas''fsf dspf i i, flsa+ahs%s = (, S,,ssl' 4, TIss \
Ba..T.1. W. q. BLOWER. Recording sec'y.
.zNsw Orleans July a, 1870. .g.. iyis 81
Democratic ard Conservative Assscia-
tlDn, parsh pf oflaans. The regular, week.,
MONDAY July II, at ~ b m. in the basement
hall Of 81 Patrick . HALL on Lafayette street. a
' "ss fsb a1S oabES + EsSsYFsss
y. =. NIXON. Jt Secretary, ap23 s,tf
Magnsiia Guards nj the First ward
~ preliminary itiecting, held nj the hall Of the
~ hnis hts OF Pleasure social GLIB, No sss Frank
lin street for the purpose of organizing Dem
peratie Club for the coming campaign. the meet
ing was called TO order by Nj. John J. Culigan.
wp2 Fsssasat s,a,sS The pff u hRowga & tag meeting
First Vice President JOHN ]. CUILtdAN
sseaaa slee wEsfsae9tfb aubt, ts,JLblVAN.
tn. LAWRENCE, secretary jyi6
Mati Eleventh ward Central neu,a~
e't.,e and conservative CUB July 10. 1876 In
IL n VIII We W'i,oa = reaneis .. messrs
Ia,,,s py,n yui'n ,ass} 'Ihh vae
is ,,,1 i t.hu t T't,o.t, ",isis; Votefs l'
tha "sti,t1 ~, ny 80 ~ i W. 1es.eu ~ ine ny
n ,.,,, ~ H., NJ .,i ~ nrnhtny YitrtDy ~
~ :, y r. t''is 'iu' tot aoNbh', july
20" u' 9n.,srh y, n, i3I ehe Fufpose oi
lion nf w ,i t,ie - SEE .
eoiii.he pfihH y eieeiloh, nc meeting was
s,', ip' ~ ht.s l,'st.. put ule comet tuition
NY WI ,"t @ Spnei'I ,hoo',ilAb slaii " auNer
", wv ;. naIs aIs nau1e VIC lnppsslpliy OF
'"psfhs WI " VIZ psgilioh , On ~ IN t,ie resnegt
a, ~ ~ Aithh, IAb - l.hAUA.
lEpRittent FleNpnfH ward Central Cub,
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-17

for all purposes and of all sizes made
Gas Fitting, Steam Fitting 4 He'll Hanging
Done by him can be- depended on, and will al.
ways be done PROMPTLY. and with due regard
to Taste and STYLE Of surroundings.
Having been In th6 business. practically, for
SEVENTEEN years. all he asks In FAIR
CHANCE.
Fixtures purchased by Plate or Pattern will
always be sold ut Manufacturers Prices. and
the purchaser protected against defective gooda
ialG II s.-. s.s5 81 as..s sd La Il 4, a.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-17

NOTTCI--.tu rcyticaI Ncfires n,a~tsbe I'oil
fSf W fdeosre. JHis rnre ,,iH ~ MfisffD od@
hs,v,f tn.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-17

tH H4H fF = aH
afffn eH8 aHl 81 a-.II
t4t....... .P0YDRAs STREET. .144
~e0 WeR
Between 81 Charles and Camp streeta.
Keepa constantly on hand the LAR0 EsT apa
Rest SELECTED assortment Of, -f
=4 Gas Fixtures
70 be found In this or any other eft seIb
Them nj
NEW FORK Retail PRICES.
He has a'so on hand LARGE SUPPLY of tn.
very finest t.
PORCEL4TNE SHADES
and GLASS GLOBES
to ba found in any market and all kinds of
BELL HANGING MATERIAL
From the Cheapest to the Finest PURE BRONgT
METAL
BELL PULLS, eA
PLATES,
tl-f BELLS. Etc.
And tho
BEST GONGS. ..H .
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-17

The political effect OF the retirement
Of Mr.. Jewell will be slight. He had no
special weight In the Cabinet or In the
eyes OF the country except as an honor
able, amiable Republican who reioiced
in his high station and meant to sshelp
the cause. Ii Is not in the power OF
the President to do any more harm to
Governor Hayes. The fact that Hayes
was not the Presidents choice; the fact
that IN his letter OF acceptance he CON-
pletely, and we might say r,ldely.
ignores the President. all show that
between the party and the Administra-
tion-at least, Tor the purposes OF this
campaign--there is wide division.
Hayes does fsAt mean TO carry any more
OF Grant than he has to carry already.
while Grant cares little about HAYES
Grant has shown in the Yarvan ease In
his treatment of the invitation to GO to
Philadelphia on the Fourth, in his
appointment OF Fisher, in his forcing
Bristow out of the Cabinet. and now in
his dismissal Of Jewell. that he cares
very little about, the party. He has
probably made up bis mind to do as he
pleases for the remaindersof his term.
and as Jewell may have proved to be An
Indifferent courfier he has been sent
away to make room for more congenial
company.
fCourier-J Journal
The discharge Of Col. d. p. Dyer from
the position OF United States district at
torney at st. louis is another evidence
Of the fact that Gen. Grant has fully |
accepted the hearty Endorsement by the |
Republican party at Cincinnati OF his |
persistent policy Of forcing out OF Office |
every man who has manifested dispo- |
sition to Interfere with the operations of |
revenue thieves. Col. Dyer stood boldly |
up TO his work during the st. Louis |
crooked whisky prosecutions, refusing |
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-17

tIOn,. FarIsh Of UfIhana--Th regular WeekIy
meeting OF THE Association viii be held on
MONDAY July II, at ~ y, m. In the basement
hall of ~. Patrick Hall, on Lafayette street. A
full and punetual alton lance is reuuested,
by order Of FRED N. OGDEN, President,
j. o. NIXON Jf, Secretary ap23 Sutf
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-17

TIC ADOv6 BVAtement u n true and eOrroc
transcript from the books OF the company,
THOS. A. ADAMS Presiden \
HENRY v. OGDEN. Secretary. "
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 20eh
day OF May. 1875. VIM H. HOEMES
Second Justice of the Peace. parish okOrleans.
The Board OF Trustees resolved. That af@r
paying the annual interest of ten per cent on
the capital stock OK Of the company, that divideud
of TWENTY PER CENT be paid In cash ON and
after the 18th dav Of June next to those parties
iinsuring with the company entitled 10 receive
llA II
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-17

NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS INSTITUTTON
~ No. lss Canal street Trustees--A. Moul.
ton + A. Palfrey. Carl Kohn, T. L Bayne. David
A., Adams, Thomas Allen Clarke. Christian
Schneider. Charles ]. Leeds. Samuel Jamison.
Interest Allowed ON Deposits.
.. URQUHART, President.
ChAS. A1ASHAW. Treasurer. apl6 en-
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-10-21
Democratic afToTss ts
RsrtfT.

Faith m the pcrmaucnce Of the
Federal Union.
Devotion a. tho Constitution n
the United States, with IT, amend.
mcnts, universally accepted a. a tinal
settlement ~ the controversies that
cugendered ciNil war.
SteAdiAst cuntidyuye in The pcrpet.
nty q republican selfgoyrrumrnt
A rc~olute acquIc>Cpnse ~ the
Wiil of the majority, the vital prince
pies II republics.
The supremacy ~ the civil over
The military authority.
The total separation Of church
AMI State, iur the sake ALIKE ufci,lc
and religious freedom.
The equality OF all citizens before
just laws oi their own enactment.
The liberty 81 individual conduct
unNexed by >umptuary legislation.
The taithlm cducalion II the rising
generation, that they may preserve,
enjoy and transmit these best condi-
tons Of human happiness aud hope.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-10-21

MAsovtr. -llarlshprst Ladre. No RI. A..
=. snt A. NJ messa The hsi Fridsy n
ea,a month. A. II COOK.
J. !. zen. ser'v. Nm
= n. l0uysNy r. A. Chapter. No. Al.
meets The Crit SATURDAY Ia esch month.
J.. A. HULL. H.P
J /. AEb. ssc'v.
HAftFHuHar ClUvctt. 20. a. y. eft.
meets even Mvn1ay night. ~ Masonic Hsli
JOHN CUNNING. sr.. Prsst
NV W. ICMAsrrA. Sew.
hsionrs - firhtas.-Ilaflehursi ts.drp
No q, X. ~ z. meets eytrt tHday evcHtfg
q tali-pssi seven clock. Is So saonle
Ia. T. a WARRELL. {. (.
II H. CooK, X o. T. As
luF County CrauFp ull tufd rrgula,
Getting. na lie hrs' Mondays ~ April July
o. ! O.tolsr " J. RIA, MEaer.
7. n AITcRn. Seerstary.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-10-21

II you Nere b. de to.night hos much
money would your family have' Think %
this I'd insure Your life In the
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-10-21

See % y that every Asn in ,our dlssris.
registers. The sppraaehiag stsetion IL an
hnporisri ons ard svsry mar sheuid ssp pre-.
sFvdfe -ste fsf TI'esr sra Ess-.m
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-10-21


ksferTn u nmeesaarg = 80 stva smv~.es
EArsfisree pss*ea tl.as snAcsmn2 eswnosns
cssA3aei Of h Kossrnaneutai ba.slasss : :.
psmFleie II - fith sefssrl i sshs~et
C1anNe a. aveFy ehe8Aen 80 nf.se -. -
fef - tn# A9Ass 80. - 4 hrimf swmuuA ~
ptrty sea, inAtsad 20 posgs IA konn@ esslwss.
81 fsF proved cosnpstency ard held 80 a..
~ Ia TIE public emplpg. That The atsDnws
ING " patronage shoula nsigher b. = tas -.
or the time q AL cur pabiir men asr 80 IL.
slrament IF their sfnbltiaa. Hers. a.
uFonisss, fiisiaed ln the Performance, stssss
taat the parry 90 power caa wa ~ !, litsest
20 sslaiary reflrri.
EEFoEv ~ HI1a pLACKs
Reform y useessary evsn u,orr IN the Al,A.
y So - NJ the pnhlie servicv pr~siasst
.yies frvsiteat. iu3sts Senators. Rsprases..
tatives, - Mt UnCsrs -tl-ss ana al ofssss
in authority are Ne peopls servanta TksIr
oniees AZ Rei private pFeguisits thsv -
a public trust. When the anus# ~ thfs y.
public shnw tNe disrrsre ard esnsure ~ /.
Nice President \ ate speaker ~ the Ue.sa
4 kspFrsentst Yes marketing hls r,.llnv !. /.
presidinr gHerr3 three senators prelstsrg
Hscrvtly ~ Their votes a. law-maksrs. e.
ShaiFin~n q leading committees - the lats
hnass q Representative exposed 10 "a
5ery lac seeFetary u TIE frsnslr, ksrr-
~ balances ~ the public acCounl a.
Attorney oeneral rnisapprupriatinx Mail
tanea Secretary of the Navy enrirkea -
enrsehsng friends ~ pr centaFss levied 81
Tie proha ~ eosltrnttgrs with ~ detsast.
mert. an Ambassadur . England csnsarea
IN dishoBoFabls tperu.atlua he Presi
dents private secretary barely escaping can.
viet.on, upon tfisL fss guilty oumpliclts N
tua1s upuu The revenue a secretary " 80
impeschei fuF high Grimes md mtsA. mesn.
ura The demunstratlBa u e.mplsts that taa
trst step In reform must te ~, prcf 80
shhee ~ honest men from anathsr party
lest the disease ~ one political orgaHisAtiua
infect the bod po.itic sna let b. making %
change - men - party. - ggt ~ change =
measures Hnd a. rial reform.
All rHEsE AHrsEs.
wrOngs ard crimes. TIE product - sixteen
wears asrentsusy n TIE kepuhliran party
crate Necessity G,r reform ranfeusea !,
Republicans thsmsslves Boz their rrfnru.
- ar voted d5an in convention and dts.
placed in GabineL The party mass IL hon
80 votes arr pIwrriess "a resist TIE eighty
Thousand oHgeh"ldsrs. ~ leader ana rtsi.ips
Reform can only b. bad b. a peaceful civic
revolution. We demand change If .s..
tenn, change ~ administration. = change II
parties. that ~ may have change u ne.s-
urca 4ni men.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-10-21

baAS1Es. ~. Adams Graug, meet.
e aFtf sst-Fday in 4ch month.
.,at.s,h. flFsi Sat-l1at.
: altman. th-i
"a. springs trst saturday,
lssru HARE third
- -tl fourth
- .reth. second
'." N. stc1ni
4 sri. Art
ssi.risy before fourth SUNDAY.
-. - TO SATURDAY before ar.t sunday
~ a. sscnnd ~aturiar
. 4. e ssclni ard fourth Saturdays
third SATURDAY
O. No. ta-d
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-10-21

Dc Grsuu and Chanrsrv
10 y mn JudiriAi pisrrif..
Toe tnau'i,.s - Cfuisl
W v. '..r and lagra. = Csl.
l Audg,, ct Pvytua. D.
'I' .rpiv ~ Capiah 90 the Thin
.i.,f .f { Aprii AMI D. tuber, and cos
tsftiy hour davs
IA Y" .7univ ~ H'nds Fir.t nirriri
DO. art Mondays a. January aud
.. " 81 cont sue thirty days
49," ennnir o. Hibds Second D.
' - .'n tfirf N lndays ~ Juue ana II.
''.1h ?. and continue twcrlt. h,nr d..
T. 90" cnunty 81 Madjs.n IA ti,, t,u -.
y ~ "a % Msrrh ard septgu,h,r. apa
'.' ne 'sruts 'ouF Asv..
T. y" c0urfy - Ygra "a the tb.tb
A.n ~ ~ Ma auB Npl smb.t. and
t'tHur twenty cuf daA..
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-10-21
Nj. MARX,
SALE AND LIVERY STABLE.
HaskhgTsf. Mss.

Iior~es o. hire BY thr day or ~ b.
Prices tss-lnahlr; term cssb
NJ Marx = nv authariK-d agent ~
Hskirhufs iur the sale ~ huEgifs ~ ms
90 ma rfure. Call and see them. aud 10
De- has o." the huggy you wanr. leave
Nunr of,lrr. anil D. viii inrt III them 90
t"u a. cheap a. they cag o. boughl Ia
y V Orleans ~ tls,.. here
} A. LIN Mes OrIssR-.
mnk Cd Gu
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-10-21
oAlssi oNs % EEFUslIcAs oossREss.

and the errors ~ our TREATIES ara our dirlo-
MACY which have stripped aur fellow iti.
Esna n foroiEn birth ard Kindred rsro ~
crossing the Atlantic. II the shield 81 Amer.
ickn citEenship. and have exposed cur
hreihFen q the Paciae slope % the inrur-
sious n race not Ep7ung from the sanne
great parent stoek and-in fact. nos b. lac
dealsd citizenship through naturalization. a.
being neither accustomed n the traditions a
q prugrcssivs civilization. ~ exercised u ~
srty under equal Laws We denoance he
psi which thus discards the hherty-loving
JeFman. and talerutss the revival n the
c00lie trade 10 Nonrolian wumen imported
Or immoral purposes. aud Mongolisn men
hired . perfusm ssrvile labor contracts. and
dcmana such . mobilization ~ the treaty
with che Chimes Empire, Or such legisIs.
ton BY Congress. within = constitutional
hnuitatiun, a. shall prevent the further i'm
ps'rtation ~ immigration of the Nongolian
racs. keforin u necesaars. and can never be
eiiectsd bot ~ mailing i ths controlling T.
suc u The electlous and hfiing il above he
tao false issues with which the ofhce-holdine
class ard the party IN u.,u~r sesk u smrtheg
III The ialss issue Nth which theF would
eukandls sectarian strife 10 respect 4 the pub.
H. h.houls. which che establishment and cup
port belong exclusively - the seveFai siataa.
ard whleh The DeInocratie party has cher
ished from their foundation and ! resolved
b maintain Without preludice % preierence
~ any class. seci o. ereed, ard Without con
tsibutions ffom the treasury - any. he
fala Issues hY which they seek n light sne~
The DYING embers az SECTIONAL hate between
leo klndrud PEOPLE. onee esirangea. but n.gw
reunited n oise lrairisibls Republic asd .
ccmmcn 9osflnv
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-10-21
DR.. D. VI. JONES,

Ofhce and residence one half mile
south Of GAllatin.
80 Offers HE professional services
70 The eiusens Of the vicinity.
feb29ly
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-10-21
MOBILE

Or MOBILE, ALABAMA.
A company which was orpanissd sp strg,,
ass basis sano00o saIital- Fiv. Yssrs
aEo, e. meet The demand ~ ths Southsra
RsoHa Tor Insurance at home. The Mobile
lsli~ Ea1 . sinking fund ~ over hall = mtl.
lnn CELLARS Or The benefit - the insured
issbt's FoliCiss on Al he approved plans "a
sells It's customers the largest amount ~ ~
tuFanee for the least amount q monex -.
- sossfs promptly. and invests ~ a,Tpi,s
smnds " building up the wmsge pisces N N{s-
ais'.ppl and her sister southern Ntates ~.
eusih, - q The COMPANY Tor sema ysars ~
eKeseded hat u any COMPANY in ths "a
and = CO.'S bringing relief daily ~ thoassrds
q aaddened householda The Noble M.
invites the most careful and thsFuurh 49,.
ugaiion A. e ~ solveney. standing ana ~,
dealing, and careful management ID yafs..
wnth conndence and pleasure % the l.salr'.
business msa and bankers u Mississippl ~
the SOUTH W "s'a
Hone ofiee for vissiasippi A Cantar
ChAs. HANDY hen1 Manaw.v
Col. Wa. HAsp1, Genl Agent
a. q Morn. special Agent
Dns. q. w. PuRNKLL and III. "A awato~,
Medital kxaminsFs loF Haaishurst and a.
einltv $50 w
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-10-21

~r"vtrEs 81 the freahytsrtkn Church every
Hshhsth. a. II 0'tloek Rev. ". D. Bing.
aFsa, pastor
>rRNIcrs Il the BAPTIST Church On ne
.sf1nf AuN i1ur-r Anhhsths Of eacA rnanth
~. A. A. LomaA, pastor.
tH'tcfs 81 ths Mtthoiiss Church even
StadAy Rsv. , NJ Aeru.s. pastor.
eKh - at spring Wiu fAurrh - re
ars y n eal \ month. ~ EiAer srutl
md svs tllra Nsbpaih and Saturday lsf r..
~ Edsf Il. ]. furser sabbath stAgUl
ever Sabhsth ateAm.
hav. IN NrrMs VII hrla divine sar-
Faoea ~ oallGtn "a the ioarth sabbath In
sch month. a. 81 n.
Services a. 81 stsaheu'i Episcopal Church
- The hrst SABBATH Ia each lauath. Rsv.
~. nouslasa uFitisiirg
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-10-21
FOR RENT.

TWO ROOMS. over the drug store noe
Il occupied b n e. Ninamsun A O..
inquire ~ 3. J. AOREHEAD
Aug le-f