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Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-05-27

leave Washington Tor Mississippi
until senator Alcuru has hearing
IN reply 10 Amc~' rhure- against
BAN. AID until oar nymo rattle rep
rtscptati,e~ put n a warl tar tae
m1ch rgytlcd pe"p'p 81 II. ,.ssipl'.
Clarion.
Without intending 80 east The
slightest reflection upon uih,ts who
hav, hecu uau"l. ur o. -us 80 t,al
thrN would either .li#r ur hesitate
uppu the great questions Ne have
r.t,rre.l We believe ~ .uc - cal.
/ IA and entirely represents gnl Wnul .
&c. welcomed Is 10, great ma~~gs,
. "a Deb are determined tlgt reform aHi
i reduction at taxation -aall D. t.y
mliu t-,ur~ go the n.Ni ,Iceuuu, a.
+ samuel ! Tiltru. uf Sew York.
. Boston Posi-, Iptm1
llaiTnrl~ e. pleasure. a. chronicle
the welding 81 n Jelu.g Pa'nr
-,u. Who j.. We'll anil hyumh.N
known thmlghuut tho South. e. au
/ cNoclIcut public reader, AMI a young
laIy or great personal merits abd
attractions. Ihr welding took plN.r
ga - I"1.,np t.e m"rnthgoi Thurs
day. NtN lllh, and wac attended Us
+ a number 90 li,ul, AMI PROMINENT
citizens ct 81 lun.s, among them
I GOV. Hardin sui Alg. W wish
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p.ri.,..
4 ln ~ alrra Is announced artuy
. tdN9rmg tbg nomination oi Cover
nor Ilidru Tor tine Presidency, lhr
/ Memphis Appeal say: "Ns IN.
-'nt hIm ~ the ,mh"dimcut "i owl
service reform. rciIcu'hmru'. r'"u"
/ my, AMI harl mhucN-lhr uuN coon
/ trolling and pressing u.rI. 90 Ola.
country We present him a. thr
best representative Of political 81.
,uritN and rrpo<e. ut internal peace
and national progress, tho very *
rr,.-lon 90 all we a,p'rrto a. i lt.a.
pie through Federal legislation and
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Ia RAYMOND. ou SATURDAY after
uoon last, thu L. :. Flax was h'i-t
ci "a the top ct the Liberty Pole,
/ 90, Cprupt Band DISCOURAGED lively
music uu tho public square. ami the
cannon ruIrl ont "a repeated dis.
/. charge. o. advise the ,urruuulius
country that the Democratic I uu
-,rvatlyr CiUh was a. organized
/ N,N ofircr-. ohio OH ONES asking tu
b. relieved were elected. aud a..
whole thing SET up tor e, lively 4
campaign IN this centennial year
"a, lllud- .ouuy has ever witnessed.
/ IN auti Radical majority at ak han
drrd At the Raymond box. and tvu
thousand IA thc county. arr the low
est figures ~ which the huy. ar
now willing tn oomrrumi~c.- llluj-
County Gazette.
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Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-05-27
OrEaa1ae t'0Hr CIuts.

We suggest that cycp Beat iu The
county rcorganizo Dcmocratictluh,
immediately, aud ga ready for the
coming CAMPAIGN. There = work
before ~, and al should get NJ that
work with Wiling hearts. Let o.
all contribute our mite toward rid
ding the National Capitol Of the
gang Of thieves and pot-honsc poll.
ticians Who have di-gIaced Il iuT the
past ten year,. Every Club should
L. thoroughly organized and placed
in good working order. II j. not
too early 10 begin. Our enemies
arc at work all the time. They never
cease, aud We should he al work
too. What say you, Democrats Of
Copiahi Shall We organize, az not
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-05-27

The display of the knights Temp
lar at Philadelphia, Goa the 18th mot.
promises 60 be the most magnificent
pagcnt OF the age. A telegram from
The Quaker city announces that me-
less than one hundred and twenty
i've Commandments have responded
huorably 60 the invitation M pres.
ent. The ceremonies OF the knights
will occupy four days, and will torn
one OF tho most agreeable oi the
attractions OF the Centennial
[ Nicksburg Tribune.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-05-27
Nnalmlgg D nofat
1as H 49,.

u y az muclt th' mon 10 h'U.'
the unior'nnai ella 'Ho''' I"f i.r
subject 81 ihis 'lt'''' i''' J '.f
easily iau'y iH'N mo-. "i 's' i'a.'"t.
al lhr lDhAi' RAJ hhi "a "'i
Ie-. lance Nc M h"Hl So i''.
"u 90 l'eHl"t -. neat q ..i - ef.'
,r iHt,rcet, anil H"" TIE '"t-
pr.arc i'dr. .fil Them .,s t'''stIY.i
expected ur.1 atlaiss I'H' rHI
,ur. Nou rF.lgul- - ana ''l'-
n"t "to bury &c 70 hii ''p IH'
hm" ! du ubI H'lpbf - ''. H'
h,r wh" regard ""N7 as r. 'H.
o. tr ah1trt go al ttH.a .1 He '..
durcd only tvsaH.e o.. #'.. - Hr.a
bN und hy ."I NHH '.fIH ''..
trcrn r. u ALTAR -I."..rl...sH
arl that H"s' SCOUTS Hf"...i -
raymr vita h'.t, Na..r...
u,tuN-ig al Oh. .uHtnel.# Ia
ui g.J|, ani .rf.t 81 H.s .H#
Wl lass. a..fr a.. '.E fH.#
20. h" HN ...# ..f fI# I.."
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-05-27

senator Spencer has written let.
ter 60 a trend In Alabama In which
he says that Il il bis earnest desire
Ia see a hearty reunion Of the Re.
publicans OF that State aud that his
sole wish is 10 remove, as far as pos.
sible all causes Of trouble.-lTimes.
Remove the thieving Radicals
from Office, Spencer among the rest,
and all cause Of trouble will be re.
moved.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-05-27

SERlous AcciDENF.-We learn that
ON Monday night, near the eight
mile post from New Orleans. con.
struction train on the New Orleans,
~. l.ous aud Chicago Railroad. was
wrecked, killing a negro man IA.
stantly, and seriously wounding two
Others. - summit sentinel.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-05-27

Prof John VI. LAngston, the bril-
liant colorcd orator, i an ardent
Blaine man, and II i said he believes
in the success Of the Republican par
~. even In most of the Southern
States, II the campaign can be prop
erly managed.-[Jackson Times.
Ycsj properly managed that's
the idea exactly. If your Blaine
and Morton men are backed up with
q. s. troops with flHed bayoneis, the
campaign will he properly managed
for the Radicals. Honest men are
tired of such management, however.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-05-27

eJ-fhc latest novelty IN lamp.
chimneas u the .fulp Bulb" Gle.
CANT in design and combining beauty
ani durability. For Sale hv Cat.
& NArreli lur u cents each.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-05-27

bloody shirt uuaA from Morton. af.I
H. lIauut.pg into the hl,,s. with o.
.r,at flourish The r..r p,-r,. w
ia. ..,i,,,,s., of n,. II.r.il Ia.
V -.
''''''"s =" NJ wy" '''"'''- ''' us
tarhanocS thai ~" Occurring over
\ the South, hat W hIs imagination
. athe ,..,.,r p.a.r..r i. Ly,.f.. q .I..,.., H.,
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pursue hi'h Win the isl a''eriniha
ilnn ~ drinking thg la-i drop 81 DDS
( blood Living tuuuuui mI.
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! I'ad .H llT.r-, ana Il ..r t.HI ..I.
uulh. "a i.r..u would ta.a.rF4t th.
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ihal y, MS h'Irg murdered iu tHr
South daily gmrl, hraua. l4- -au
Nh. hrarL W.r.It.,.Ir. ,I.
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- i'T''d VI ''"r South "h1 'H
sleep aul a--u,...r wiihi CD. resrr.-.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-05-27

e.
IL can d. -a.l. .hat rp.u Informs
don ilru.-l. D. ha.g. ...t.h..l \ l.l....
o. mako arrests. Ilf au.E..u, vas
IGNORED. l.f l. ua. .u. .Is. MS ,g-
lu.e tr, iao. rs tu w r.. ae.
'nl.. strs .arht auI tm. Oh tn
n.. .h,yIuY.I.aHI thelr ,..tl
,uts-. -au. turN IH uluIer.
AZ she h,ai at SOME huy mon fn.
Sheriff lJh Nu.It.I.e voiur w rf.
direction Of T.f td4ms. Ul.r. d.
ul-r.Tlr..lIa.u prose. AL ..--.
ia.lr amu va. HauI. ana f...,
d.l.rt.a Oh Law down r,.rar-r a..
dl-t.r... au.i. .... .at.a.. L.fr- .r
tore Z them. Ihe Shsrg uaz..H Z
Iul invited with .afa. tu make ,I.
alts... ory ,h.rr. agI a v,...
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Steep mIlauI r.. arH. r. WI.
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h..rl aHl hal ... raauu,l. q. a
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Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-05-27

NE 'ly endorse the .uggcs-
t.H .s U..Itha Convention 10 nom.
@ ,.# Democratic candidate for
,..-- Boa tl.. District. az Maguo-
DIS. Ii accessible % al parts ot
Is. Distract, has tue botel accom-
..I..H.. ud good hall Tor the
$50. ratous Of the Convention.
- emhic at Magnolia hy all
means. What say oar friends of the
"a more What say the Democratic
press OF the District generally
[ N,Cumb Gy lntclIigenccr-
Magnolia Is a. good a place n
could De- selected, ami we arr Ia favor
OF the Convention assembling there.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-05-27

Don't fail la attend your precinct
meeting to-day.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-05-27

s~ippi, let him require
'ernor their dyilVDryuce
.ard1u them ga time for
lions, and remain con
q. NJ 10.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-05-27

Don't Cal 70 attend your praeinc,
meetings to-day.
We don't hear 50 much about mad
dog- a. NJ did Lexington Advcr.
tiscr.
What kind Of hairpin are you
Don't you hear the howllngs Of
Blaine. Morton aud other Radical
curs9 They are a. mad a. the mis-
chief; and the investigation com
mittcrs are chopping their tails Oft
close behind their ears.
ACQurTrED.-The New Orleans
Bulletin announce, the acquittal %
Maj. James $. Prestige, who was
tried last week, for the killing Of Mr..
W. ID. IIardeman. Maj. Prestige Is
a native Of Monticello, Miss, and
his large circle IL friends in that Vi
entity and elsewhere, will be graft.
fed 10 hear that he has been honor
ably discharged.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-05-27

col NcCullum, Vice President Of
lhe Mississippi Press Association
has given notice that the annual
meeting o. that body will be- post
uou,d, on account Of many editors
ct the state being absent at the
Centennial We do not approve Of
the action Of Col. McCollum, for the
reason ualt a large majority of the
editors %. the State are not at the
Centennial, All would have attend
"a the meeting Of the association.
The Buffalo Republican strikes the
idea that true reform must begin at
primary meetings. II Is only too
true that the professional politician
does az the hard but successful work
OF politics at primary meetings, and
that because the result, months after
wards, is not nice the lazy citizens
who warns has heels at the fire o
nights, get up and growls.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-05-27

The New York ~us concludes re-
marks uu Grants iusolcut reply 10
,u.luu,- matte by the House as FOL.
'u#-s
~..e March &, 1869, Grant has
h..u absent from Washington more
tuau tpHg year, iu all, taking the
nsur,> irHm his own organs. lie
.a. aasn tail eIary aud pcrqui
.t .r every d.t OF that time,
'.'. 0hr -nh1rlnltcS iu tn de-
.#..... an. allowed only one
Hpe.ua -.ug, BOO each year, anl are
....I I.r every hour beyond IT,.
l.. .G..toi tui- practice !, seen all
...#. + 90. service 800 cNpo,urc- ct
th w.# amt r1.aly which have
I.r . tbe country and made
D.....a iag synonym iur the worst
p'a...u i corruption. However, the
H# near 60 hand when Grant
mas u.l oHlN rp away without cen
-..., lat Mil be- invited Go stay
AWAY .r F.ul
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-05-27

| to ait,u,l yo1r precinct
~.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-05-27

Don't CAL 20 attend your praeinc,
meetings to-day.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-05-27
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
CuNNrNIiu4 cAtlEp.

lirAuoRs. ~. CuN.DFN.tuN~rE }
NATnE pAHr,. ~TNrr &C. MISS. .
jackson, April ~. l.tG. \
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-05-27

Select uud 8ul lrac men a. dele
-lt,- tn 1hr County Convention.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-05-27
NM. III. NOBLE, JE., sheriff.
Woodvsle, Miss, May rs, 1916.

Estimating tho loss 20 10 the crops
Of this section by the withdrawal Of
some 500 men and horses, aud the
cost 81 forage, rations etc, IL can be
safely put down al st0.OO0-all for
the murder of a poor German.
Now, as Kellogg offered a reward
for the murderers OF the first Ger
man, let him show as much solicitude
for poor Aronson, and ! guarantee
that some Of the guilty parties viii
be apprehended. AZ they are eiti
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EAT.SEHOOIl


The habit Of false speaking is easily
formed. and when formed, does incalcu'
liable mischief. Who can tell the mis-
Ichiet done to individual families and com
imunit,es by fraud? But frauds to great
extent are perpetrated by false speaking
Who can repair the injury done to char
acter by SANDER? But SANDER 10 one form
Of false speaking. As general thing
this pernicious habit Of lying grows out
OF slight devia.ions from the truth. C.
peclally in the form Of prevarication, and
no watchful parents should fail to check
such propensity on the part Of their
children. whether in the shape Of embel-
lishment and exaggeratiJn, or in the more
serious forms Of emigration, to say
nothing of direct and palpablc falsehood !,
calling for the rod of correction. So i'm
portant is Truth, strict truth. that DR..
johnson, great moralist, says: If . child
says thing happened at one window,
when it happened at another. do not let
it pass. bu; instantly correct him; you do
know where deviation from the truth
will end Without truth. there can Be
no friendship among memo mutual
cO.operation-nO transactions IF any kind
Truth is the very corner stone of society.
and by all should be lued # New Age
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THE ENEMY OF DISEASE!
THEFoE OF PAIN
To Man and Beast
Is the Grand Old
MUSTANG
LINIMENT

Which has stood the test Of 40 years.
There is no sore it will not heal, no lame
ness it Will not cure, no s.che, no pan
that atflicls the human body. or the bod.
Iof q horse or other domestic animal, TIA
does not yield TO its magic touch. a bot
|tle costing 2j cts, 80 cts, o
Is 1 90. has often saved the life Of hu
man icing and restored 10 life ana use
fulness many valuable horse.
FOR MEN, 1T WILL CURE
Rheumatism, Burns, Scales. Bruises, Cuts
Frost bites, Swelllnys, Contracted CORDS
Pain in the Back. Lumbago, oeia:lsa
Chl.blains, Strains, Stuff JOINTS, Sor'
Nipples, Eruptions, Pains, Wounds
Ulcers.
FOR ANIMALS. 1T WILL CURE
Spay,n. Calls and Sores, Swinny, Rims
Bone. Winlgalls. Big Head, Poll Evil
Humors anu Sores. LAM ness. Swellings
Scratches, Hislenper, Stiffness, Strains
Sorciiess, Open Sores.
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FcDazc1G.

Officers, Soldiers, and Sailors waaaded.
rup.urcd. or injured in i'm la.a u,ar, i.-..
avs, slightly. can Obtain pension by al
dressing Gilmore s. Co.
Cases prosecuted by Gilmore s Co. he.
fore the Supreme Court Of The United
States, the Court Of Claims, and the
Southern Claims Commission.
Each department Of our business is Con
Quoted III a separate bureau. under charg.
of the same experienced parties employed
by the old firm. Prompt attention to all
business entrusted IL Gilmore & Co Is
thus secured. We desire to VIII sucee. s
by deserving II. GILMORE & CO.,
Warrington. ID. C..
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FARMING.

A progressive contemporary says the OBJ
ject Of farming is profit. Whatever does
not cOnduce to this Is of no account. and
the art Of agriculture resolves itself into
the one question, what will pay best:
: The experience Of single individual
upon single farm is not sufficient u set
lie the principles Of practice. There are
no two farms precisely alike, and what
would be good system to practice upon
one might be exceedingly bad upon an
other; therefore we cannot take the ex-
lericnce Of single individual upon q
single farm, but The safe guide is the uni>
ted experience Of all who have been in
(elligent observers.
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A BEAUTIFUL THOUGHT

The sea is the largest Of all cemeteries
and its slumbcrs sleep without monuments
All other glayeyards, in other lands, show
some distinction between the great ant
small, the rich and poor; but in the gr. a
ocean cemetery the king, clown. thu
prince and peasant, are alike undistin.
guished. The same wav.s roll over all
the same requiem by the Ministries Of the
ocean is surg 10 their honor. Over theil
remains the same storms bcat, AMI the
sun shines, and there, unmarked, the
weak aud powerful, The plumbed and
unhonored. will sleep On until awakened
BY the same harp.
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&5 To 300 Per Day II Home.
WO - PAUSsmples worth 81 free.
Y. 6TlNSON = Co, Portland, Maine.
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A CORRECT DECISION.

The courts Of New York and New JeI
sey having held seed dealers liable for oil
damages to customers through failure Of
crops, the scejsmcn hav, agreed to print
On all their .ackag 8, bill! heads, circulars;
q. notice as follows: ''lt is mutually
agreed between ourselves and the pur
chaser Of this package, thst We do moi
warrant the same aud ale not i'll any re
spect liable or responsible for the seed
sold BY US, or for any loss or damage
arising from failure thereof in any re-
spect." 1t remains to be seen if the courts
vii! consider this binding on the purchaser
as II has been decided that similar notices
on railroad tickets were Of no avail in
protecting til. seller
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DAVIES AND KING GEORGE

LA LAO AAND A4ANu OIlONuL.
The b0ldness Of Samuel Dayics will be
illustrated BY . single anecdote. When
President OF the Princeton College he
visited England for the purpose OF obtain
Ing donations for the institution. The
king, George Ill, had a curiosity to hear
preacher from the wlds Of America
lie accordingly attended, and was SO much
struck by his commanding eloquence tina,
lie expressed his establishment loud enough
to he heard half way over the house in
such terms as these:
lie IS q wonderful man! Why, he
heats my bishops
Davies, seeing the klng was attracting
more att-ntion than himself. paused, and
looking his majesty full in the face, gave
him, in al cmpathic tone, the following
beautiful iebuse:
when the lion 70 lre,h. Let the beasts
OF the forest tr,mbie; and when the Lord
speakc;h, let the king, Of the earth keep
silence"
The king instantly shtunk Lack in his
seat Ike . schoolboy raped over the
hcsd " his m1stcr. and remained quiet
duT."g tie Remainder Of the sermon. then
sent TOR him and gave him nifty gum. Is
for thc institution over which he presd.
I'd. Ob>ersi'g 1t the same time 70 his
cour'iers, he u an honest m.n-an hon
eSl man.
The dir cto,y tor 81. Louis just publish
Cd shows : population for that city 1t iour
hundred snd .ixhiy-nine Thousand, one
hundrc / and q sit, tao.
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One year fO' 90 90 Two papers for
little mole than the price OF one.
Send US 90 90 and receive your home
paper with the l.
the best, wittiest, brightest and ablest
City Weekly in the country.
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the AvAk1 COURIER.
The Poets Song Of Home
BY MAUD MIRROR.

BIZ MAUD MI!sROR.
IT'S moi where glittrrlng bubbles
Allure the transient gaze;
'1isro: where witc'n2 mockcry
Her dainty power displays;
IT'S not meath domes OF >pleEdor,
In. halls Of song or mir'h,
That tie poet psints his picture
OF tie dearest spot on earth.
IT'S rot where base deception
Waves her enchanting spell;
us not where fair, false heroes
Profess delight TO dwell;
IT'S not where maiden Is fancy
Has clothed the place with bliss:
IT'S not where virtue yiel.'s to vice,
Betrayed BY Ire aclerous ki-s.
'Tis not il yodder mansion
OF gllJed pomp and Pride;
IT'S not where f klc fashion
The false heart strives TO hide;
IT'S not where hate or envy
Its unjust seal has set.
That the poet paints his picture
Ola home without regret.
1t is where love Is behm'rg
From eyes unused to wcrp,
~ TAI,
Of pear'y ttar-irops d. ep;
1t is where chas'lnca yiltue
Asks blessings from above;
/. j. where 20 l. have cen tered
10 crown gu. Gu Of love.
The poet paints his picture
Meath heavens bright blue sky,
With angels bending Ger linn,
Rejecting homes on high;
Or meath the starry heavens,
With its grand Q 'erarching dome,
The poet paints his picture
Ard sings bis song Of home.
4ANsING. April. 1874,
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SEND sc. 10 G. P. ROWELL & CO
~ New York, for Pamphlet Of 100 pages
containing lists of 5000 ut wspapers. and
estimates showing the cost Of ADVERTISING
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-04-21
A HALF MILLIONAIRE In JAIL.
From the New York SUM-


Z. S. Commissioner Shields, in his lies.
urely examination Of VIM. Watson, war.
den of Ludlow street. upon charge Ot
selling liquors and cigars without inierna
revenu" license, had before HIM Samuel
Oppenheimer. The veteran prisoner de-
tailed his knowledge Of the whisky bust
ness in the Jail during his six years. con :
1inement, and admitted some clandestine
operations in that line, but denied that he
had. with the counivaucc Of the present
warden or otherwise. sold any lquo.
since the first Of January His last pur-
cLases We're in Dcct nlber
did you pay cash Tor your lIquors?'
A>kcl Assistant District Attorney Foster.
You must bear in mind, Mr.. Foster
said Mr.. Purdy, Watson's counsel, THAT
Mr.. Oppenhc mcr is reputcd TO be worth
half million OF dollars
''irs,' SAID Oppcnheimfr, land it is
just that reputation that has kept me in
ludlow street jail over six years"
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-04-21
LAND CASES, LAND WARRANTS
and Scrip.

Contested Land Cases prosecuted before
the U. s. General Land Office and De
parimcnt OF the Interior. Private Land
CLAIMS. MINING and PRE-EMPTi0N Claims.
and HOMESTEAD cases attended 10. Land
Scrip i. ~, 20, and $50 acre pieces for
sale. This Scrip is assignable, and can lie
located in the name OF the purchaser upon
any Government land subject 10 private
entry, at ST 25 per acre l, is Of .qaal
value with Bounty Land Warrants. Send
stamp to Gilmore Z Co. for pamphlet Of In
Struction.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-04-21
Arrears Of Paw aid Bounty,

All OFFICERS, SOLDIERS ana SAILORS
|of The late war, or their hers, are in man.
leases entitled to money from The Govern
|m-nt Of which :hey have no knowledge
Write full history Of service. ;ni state
amount Of pay and bounty received En-
close stamp to GILMORE i Co and a full
reply. after examination, will be given
you iTce.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-16
Ths .ne ethodists.

BALTInoRE, May l5-In. the Methufist
conference to-day. several resolutions we're
introduced and referred The order of the
day was suspended for the formal reception
of tbs iTslsrnsi delegates from the Presby-
tefian church. Rev r. l. Patton WAS in-
troduad aud addressed the conference,
bearing cordial and fralcrnal salnlstions
from the Presbyterian church. His 10
marks were frequently applauded and At
their close resolution of qualification al
his visit and iiatsrnal and christian sympa-
ihies with the Presbyterian church were
adopted. II was agreed tha, she secretary
should strike from the proceedings bf Satur.
day last ali reference to the qnestiona bs-
tween Dr. Nelson and Or. IAnahaa. Ad-
jourued, x,