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heels,-a large lot at P. & Ks. All
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Coedfsh boneless and skinless. Also
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Those Hamilton Corsets at p & KS
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New goods, every day in the year
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A complete stock of ladies misses and
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Alpacas cheaper than ever befor
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"King Bee" and many others kinds
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WASHINGTON.
ILLICIT pisTiLLgas ARRESTED.

ILLICIT DlsTiLLgas ARRESTED.
Washington, February 2l.--A recent
rad of Internal Rcveiuc officers in Oglc
thrope county, Georgia, resulted in the
seizure and obstruction of ten Illicit dis,
tillerics and $1,000 gallons Of mash and
beer. The prisoners, including n uu:tcd
States Commiss'oaer where brought in,
all charged with violating the internal
revenue laws.
THE cnERoKEE FRAUDS.
The Secretary Of the Interior has replied
TO the resolution of the House calling for n
copy of the charg- IS against Wm. ?. Ross,
principal chief of the Cherokee nation
From the documents sutmittel it appears
that the charge were made by Wm.
Chandler, counsel for the government. one
of which was that Ross and his family as.
sociates arranged with Judge Wright the
original plan which resulted in defrauding
both the Indians and the United States
government, and that he was the principal
agent for carrying it out Ross formally
denies the charges. A copy of the papers
was sent by Secretary Delano TO the Attor
ney General with a Recommendation that
some suitable person he appointed to in.
vestigate them, but there is nothing TO
show that any further action was taken,
sl'houeh the papers date back three years.
NEW SILVER COINAGE.
The bill introduced in the Senate by
sargent aud in the House by Piper, amen.
da,ory of the silver coinage laws, provides
for the coinage of new silver dollars equal
in weight and value to two of the present
silver half dollars, and proposes to make it
legal tender for amounts not exceeding
twenty dollars. The bill abolishes the ex.
listing legal tender provision regarding the
trade dollar. 1t also provides that sive,
half dollars shall be q legal tender for
amounts not exceeding ten dollars. and
that the government shall replace withCu,
loss to the holder all aAraided silver coins.
The new silver dollar is TO be coined OH
government account only.
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THE RACES OF MAN. AND THEIR GEOGRAPH-
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.1-rrNp1rTH,s HOMERIC DICTIONARY.


A HoMERIC DICTIONARY; FOR USE IN SOhooi-0
AND COLLEGES. From the German OF Dr "sols ,'''a
, rector of the gymnasium at zweibrtoken Translated
with Additions and Corrections by ROBERT T. heeP' r' "
12mo. paper Al CLOTH 81 30 half bound 81
From Prof W s. Tyler. Amherst college
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the Homeric usage Of word which relates comprising
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DUBLISHED THIS DAY:
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