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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Judge George r. comstock, OF Syracuse; Lieutenant
Governor Hora,io G. knight. OF Massachusetts, and
Nathaniel Wheeler, OF Connecticut, arc at tho Fifth
Avenue Hotel Professors George +. Day, OF Yalo
College; Ezra Abbott OF Harvard College, and Charles
Upham snepari OF Amherst College, at the Ever
cit House. Edward McPhcrson Of Pennsylvania, Is a.
tho Astor House. General J. j. Abcrcrombic.
United States Army Is NJ the Coleman House. Colonel
u Dickinson Woodruff. United States Army, Is AZ tho
New York Hotel H. /. Davenport is Of the sturts
want House
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CHRISTMAS DAY MURDERS.
fpY TELEGRAPH TO rnE HERALD

ST. Loris, No.. Doc. 20, 1876
special from Springfield NO., TO the Globe Democrat
states that Christmas Day Charles Leighton stabbed
George Mcfarland, at point six miles castOf there
aud In tho evening 10 and attended dance
al the house of Nrs Mills on 81, Louis street, where
without oHy provocaiion whstevcr. he shot and IN
siantly KILLED Bryan Mason. son OF 7. h. Mnson, a
prominent citizen The bali took effect In the heart
Leighton arrested and lodged IN laii The excite
mcnt tho cowardly affair is intense and threats
OF lypching are freely and openly INDUCED In.
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CHINA AND JAPAN.

THE UNITED STATES SHIP KEARsARGE BOARDS
THE wHITMoTE-THE CAPTAIN AND MATE
NOT ON BoARD-APoLoGY FOR THE DE-
sTRUcTIoN OF AN AMERICAN CHURCH
WRECK OF AN ENGLISH GUNBoAT.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 49, 1876
The steamer Oceanic brings advces from Hong
Kong. via Shanghai, to December 4, and from Yoko-
hama to December IL.
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A SCHOONER AND BARK LOST.

HALrrAx, Dec. 20 1876.
Tho schooner Costello, OF and from s. John. for
New York, laden with athes, has been lost. The
wreck went ashore Sunday at Southwest Harbor,
100 miles from st. John. Her crew Of hvo pcrishod
ana three bodies havo been recovered.
In rcIgencc been received OF the loss OF the bark
J. Walter Scammcll, OF 81 John, from New York for
Great Brtan. Tho captain and crew landed ~ Louis
burr Cane Breton.
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COMMODORE VANDERBILT.

Commodore Vanderbilt was not as strong as usual
last night Christmas Day OF great pleasure
him. for by his bedside gathered his sons and
daughters and their children. Throughout yesterday
mt aucf cfsun
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WRECK ON MARSHAL IsLAND-TnREE DEAD
BODIES AMONG THE TIMBERs

ELLSWORTH, No, Dec. 20, 1875.
An unknown vessel ashore In tho late storm on
Marshal Island, near Swans Island When discovered
she had gone pieces Three dead bodies found
among the tinbcrs frozen sT and naked, except
clothing abou, the neck and icct. fhc stern
had been carried away. but the beam found bear
ing the number 81, sol. Tho tonnage marked
III l5- 100. The vessel laden with aths
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes In the
temperature for the past twcnty.our hours, in
parison with tho corresponding date OF year. as
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy.
HERALD Building
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

Tho steamship Abyssinla viii leave this port on
Wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool
The mails for Europe VIII close tho Post once %
ten o'clock A. VI.
The NEw yoax HgRaLp--Eiition for Ruropo-wn1
be really at haIf-past eight O'Clock IN tho morning
Single copcs. IN wrappers for milin, sir csat.
COLD WINDS RoUGiiEy AND CHAP THE SKIN,
GL,SSs SULPHUR soar softens and reunites ~.
Illus Ham ASp wnisxra pyr' biack or brown. SOC.
A-FOR GENTIEMEN's HATS OF EXTRA QUAIL
ity 10 to EsPrNscHhiD mann scturrr. iis Nassau st
A-FoR RESTORING GRAYHAlg TO ITS ORIG.
inai coior Parker, iiAIn B,ls,N has no equal
A-FURs,
Nuts. Boas caps uo,c,: M,nk lbe Euninc French
zeal. &c Ac Carriage Sicig robes. Foot Nurs. &c.
BIhkk. Manufactured. ia broadway.
KEEPS CUSTOM SHIRTS MADE TO MEASURE
The very best, siS ier 81 ~ The slightest co,g~sion 10
tory 81 sro"i~ay @ aud 81 xrci . rnisielpnia
PoMEEoy's TRussEs ARE BY FAR THE BEST
:" 49, foMEno2 ,nGss COMPANY. 7so Broa1~s
SODA WATER APPARATUS FOR MAKING ALL
~ JOHN MATTHEWS. u, av and aeth ST.. city
THE
INSURANCE COMPANY
=. $ Winston President.
issues every approved descriptions
I.rp sSD ExDowarSr foLlcirs
on favorable as those ot
Organized April IL lsss
Cash assets over Ssonoi.Do.
NEW PuBLTcA IONS.
InEAPEsr BOOK sronE is run NolLD
~ o-.72 English Gilt Books ~ price
Is. 5vl american HOLIDAY hooks ., yeur price.
Lpn5aT BROS Bsesmaa IT, .~ sHpas,s ~ re.; once.
T,nRoNIc-KID>EY. BLADDER; rutiR co;NATR
Ur"s Dr. rh an so.s y r ,o 20" u.Hss ssse"s e, S
Broadway. New YORK.
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Average temperature yesterday 20
Average temperature Tor corresponding date last
year syA
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CHURCHES.

BArrfsr CHtRcH. Rev. 7. T. Zealy, DID,
Pastor. Sabbath services II n. m, and p m
Prayer meeting every Thursday night, at
O'clock. Sabbath School, 8 a, M, David 81 n
ton, superintendent. ~ o'a -A,'A lHll
BETH ISRAEL CoNGREGATIoN.-No minister
at present. Prayer meeting every Friday
evening O'clock sd" ir. HfJ lfh
CHRsTIAK CHuRcH.-Rev. Geo. A. smythe
pastor. Sabbath services II a. m. and p. m
Prayer meeting every Thursday night. Sab
Nath School, 9 a. m. Geo. L, Potter, Superin-
&c GHBRcH.-Rev. II. A. Picherit
CATAos hath seREices--Mass, q. m, High
pastor oao. Vespers and Sabbath school at
Mass, ~ =. m,, ~ morning att o'clock.
EPISCOPAL CuuRoH-R, M GopSae; sSS ~ :,
Rector. Sabbath services Ii 'ncl Sabbatb
Friday evening services o'cl, sA .ar;ntond 4
School ~ o. m. Oliver Clifton, sur =
ent. l.a sa4dta.8 FiH eGgUg
METHODIST CHURcH.-Rev. c. B. GalloWaJ
Pastor. Sabbath services II a. m, and 2. IN.
PRAYER meeting every w Wednesday night. Sab
bath School, . 4. m, WqL. Rugen', superin-
tendent. r,.......
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.-Rev. John Hunter,
DID. Pastor. Sabbath services IL a. M, and
IN. m. Prayer meeting every Tuesday night.
Sabbath School 8 a. m. J. L. Power, Superln-
tendent.
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something about the election, and .
large sum Of money was invested during
the evening ON results.
At Morrisseys, on the general result
rilden $500, 70 Hayes 1915; on the
result N New York, Tilden $1,000.
Hayes S400, with 10000 majority /;
5000 even was bet twice; with Is, 600 ma
Jorltyi 5000 was bet once against $500;
Chat Tilden will have 5000 majority in
New Jersey, ana $500 even.
In JOhnson's aud the Turf Exchanges
the odds vary little on the general 70.
suit, Tilden 500 Hayes SS5 on the 70,
suit in the State of New York, Tilden
SlO0, Hayes $40 on the resultin Indiana
FiIden 500, Hayes As on the result IN
New Jersey, Tilden with 1900 majority.
5000 even; Tilden with ", 600 majority in
New York, 800 TO $40 u4t'.guI
In Philadelphia the odds on Tilden
are steady at 500 to $50.
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ls'ReIAt 70 rHk pAnr etAmoS,l
Arnnd Ue monstrntion ma Holly
#ua7l Ht Springs Il
HhrI.N Sl.RrNas. Nor. q. ls.

HoLtN SPRINGS, Nov. 4, 1875
Editors Clarion The grandest de
mansiraion ever knpHnia in Holly Spring
was held hare yesterday hy the Demo-
cratic Clubs from lll,oints Of the coua-
ty, With some troa neishboring counties
A6out four thousand mounted men wert
in line, with banners flying, The torch.
light procession last night was grand
about two miles hong: The ranks we're
full Of colofed Democrats This county
will give the largest Democratic majority
ever known To-day the Republicans
have a DEMONSTRATION Of about one
thousand colored Republicans and ten
carpet-baggers and sealayAgs at the head.
Many. OF the negroe. were little bows
and women, and n good number i'm
ported from other counties, II is said 10
bs the smallest affair and poorest turn.
out ever known. 1t shows weakness of
the party. b ID. Nabers drives the
the colored band wagon, Republicans
cqocede Demoaraticb bmsiority in this
county'av 1di a'u banisa1q IL. Foa
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Eastern News.


LONDON, Nov. ARA dispatch from
Belgrade to the Times confirms the
statement that the armistice as accepted
BY the Porte is unconditional. fdn
DaLoYDoE, Nov. 4--The official an.
lliouncement il two months armistice
from November lst, hostiliiies to cease
immediately, both armies TO retain the
position occupied upon feceiviag notice
1t is understood that there are no other
conditions attached, and that Montene-
gro has also accepted the armistice.
NEW YoRK, Nov 4.-The IIerald's
London special says the ramor prevails
that Russia demands the withdrawal oi
Turkish troops from Servia, which Tur.
key cannot assent to, and thus conflict
will ensue. AHo a8a
CoxsrAxTISorLE, Nov. 4.--The for
eign ambassadors met at the residence OF
Sir Henry Elliott, British Ambassador,
Yesterday, and settled upon a method oI
determining demarcati0n line between
the bellgerent empires. a
sar Ihe Markets. sl1r4
lao ia ..G gat s4l..a4.t..af
NEw YORK, Nov. 4.--Stocks dull anC
ste.dy; money 3; gold sl09A Exchange
long 4S21s; short 4S41a; state bonds dul
and strong; Governments active anC
lower. Cotton quiet Rplands, 113S
Orleans ii 3-l6; sales, 1865. ssgst
IAgERPoOL. Nov. 4-NooN.-Cottou ad
yanciDV: sales 1000; speculation and ex
poit G,000 e AaA h a ieJ
PARIS, Nov. 4. --Rentes 105@5.
LIvERPoOI, Nov. 4--1Iiddllng upIands
j-16; middling Orleans, 618.
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Public Institutions.

LUNATc AsYLUM-Dr James Compton, Su,
parIntendent; Dr.James Melville, Asst Su,
perin,en6ent; Mrs. s. L, Compton, Matron
R. F. MeGill, Steward. Board of Trustees
W. L. Nugept, Writ Johnston, Isaiah Mitchell
Travis Rhodes W Ii-Gibbs,1 ". L. Heming.
way DR.. Writ Johnston. Secretary and W
L. Hemingway, Treasurer. FL Aka
DEAF AND DUMB INsTIruTR.-Dr. J. L. Car.
ter, Principal; l.. W. Saunders, and John W
Scott, Teachers; Mrs J. L. Carter, Matron =
Trustees-B. H. Gotthelf II. VI. Taylor, Jno
A. Galbreath, Jr, J. W. Huff.
BLIND AsYLUM,--Dr. w. s. Langley, Super.
intendenG Mrs. W s. Langley, Marion; Misses
Langley, Teachers in the Literary and Musi.
cal,Department Mrs. Nors Fletcher, Mistress
of Handicraft G. Roach, Literary Teacher in
the Colored Department.-Boar Of Trustees
W. G. Crane Geo. L. Potter ]. II. Boyd, Geo
A. Smythef Thos, E Helm Il
CHURCHES. or
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Last Seasons Prices. j
.g OUR IMPORTATION or .h.
INDIA SHAWLS.

FROM THE LONDON AUCTION SALES is
very large and attractive, and Prices about
Half Former Years. 80
REAL INDIA, filled Ceniers, at so, $40,
49, and upwards.
REAL DECCA SHAWLS, at Sl2 to $75.
STRIPPED INDIA SHAWI4S. new de-
sign, only $40. ""A A''A
$l4, upwards. Also,
Paris and Vienna BR0CHE PAISLEY FILL
ED. Plain centres and stripes and
British and American Woolen Shawls.
Unrivaled for beauty and substantial value.
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rN,r, p STATES DISTRICT COURT

Session col. Nn;ences fer ths AortnGrn r.; tn ps,
trict aat oxfor d, on the "rst MGhasS IN gpRt n
and December. Robert A. = M 'ussS' a. :. =
Wiser CLERK. 4..a t5' ..,. III, ", ~. y.
Session commences for the South. = 81
triet, at J Jaekson, ou the fourth Monda, "
June and January. Geo. 7. Swami, Clerk.
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'H'he French DIN nnaIleI.

PAR1s, Nov. 4.-After the debate on
the bill for the cessation Of prosecution
against the Communists, which Dufore
opposed and Gambetta supported the
Chamber by an overwhelming majority
voted to proceed with the discussion Of
the clause Of the bill. The issue is sup.
posed to involve the resignation of the
Cabinet @'84
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PRESS DISPkTCIIEs.
Mellow Fever.

ia SAVANNAH, Now 49, Yesterday the
totaliinterments were 16, whereof OF Z vel
!owtever, 5 burials were colored. Weath
er very warm bu9 aIa 'G gl.y .tf haG
Henry Il, aBacloers, formerly of the
firm of A. H,oWoods Il CO., is tlead.
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FRIENDS OF 7 TEMPERANCE.
TACKsoS CouNcrl, No. 60.--Meets every Fri
- day night. Frank Young, President; Jesse
Barr, Secretary.
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RmIIronsI Accident.

WHEFiiSe, VA, Nov. 4.-Nine cars
aqG "A locomotive were precipitDted
through q bridge a distance ol 30 feel. on
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, two
miles east of Mouptville, Engineer
Hamilton was killed ard an unknown
man on the engine seriously injured.
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LATE TELEGRASEs.
Negro Fiend. in soalh Carolln,

AUGUSTA, nov. 3.--A party of ne
groes broke into residence six miles
from Aiken, S. c., at midnight last
night, and murdered Mr.. Hausman and
his nephew, both Germans. After rob
bing the place, the murderers fired the
dwelling over the dead bodies.8oiso :.
te.3 Pools In New York. y
New YORK, Nov 3.--Last night tn,
several pool rooms we're crowded to over
foEing, by thousands anxious to iearr
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- The IleeeIler ,TrInI.

NRw York, Nov 4.-Judge Lor-
more, sittihg2'iu Supreme court cham
bers, has granted an order extending the
time of Henry-NVard. .Beecher to answer
TO theconplaint of Francis ID. lMoalton
20 days.n aahaR. bnn ratnEL 3.
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AIRERNlAh-

Mutual AID ASSOCIATION Meets First
WI Thursday night in each month. NJ.
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Pools In new York.

10 sea ,asinaoJ doeat--Gt eisC
taaHf0 gli1 .aoi qaaHslos p asas
s2s f9sHlgt 1IsIIf ll-- sf iaasllt8
agnNasueH0t -1alf
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Officers Kinds County.

sam'l 3. Thomas, Sheriff, ,....,,.... Raymond.
4. ], Willis, Deputy, -....-.....r,at Raymond.
VIM, II. Taylor, Deputy, ,..,.......,at jackson.
AL Kstr 4; J Deputy nat Jackson;
VIM. w. Downing, Deputy. lat Raymond
Alfred G. Moore Deputy. Jackson
i 8, r. Edwards, Circuit Clerk, Raymond
Sam Livingston, Deputy, Jackson
), D. Curre Treasurer, ........ Utica
]. B. Greayes Assessor Clinton
Henry 2. Daniel, Surveyor. Jackson.
w H Tribette, Coroner and Ranger. Terry
1 The Sheriff, Circuit and ClAancery Clerks
have offices in Jackson for the LIST Judicial
DISTRICT of Kinds. .se#r.s. g....f.
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flhasb lhtasas bnl ns1sssiloe
gssz o saarbaa soe
sisoibsd iadi q sniioy mt sels msC
sHsl - sfaa tfaa
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Z fiaeoi d. or

DyaT p 7NNa --4l-.N ~ 77.719
f.{R LoDeF-R. L. saunders, jackson,
- ird Master; Jas T. Me0own, Weeks
RAID Sscrsmfsw .ga.elyal af+ Ht.
NV 70 EScAN9EKST-A. B. wagaer, Grand
estrl riarch; Jas. T. Meow a. viekseurg,
B6dycribe.
= FtoL Lonok, No. 4T.AMeets every Thurs.
a night W. II, GiAbs. \. c., W, A,
n Is, Ree. Secretary.
- Aw ENcAMPMESr, No. S.-Meets First
'oesd Third Friday nights in each mOhth,
all tiibbss G. r.; WA, Whiting, Scribe.
IL 4.e
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Our Ladies and children's Suit
IN.. AND .t s.U .r.ft a.
Furnishing Department

Is noy more thoroughly stocked and equip
ped than ever heretofore, and weare prepared
to nil all orders at once, and to guarantee sat
is'action. Ials1Eag .ll .f.ef. $40
Handsomely Trimmed Suits in Cashmere,
Basket Cloths, Camels Hair Alpaca, Conlbi-
nation Suits, &C., in TIM most beautiful now
effects, at prices TO tempt the most economical
By following our DIRECTIONS FOR SELF
MEAS U REM RNT, LADIES OUT-oF.TOWN
CAN TTEDPERFECTLY, economi eally.
and more satisfactorily than by any home
made work. @ UlHf 5-9fsarr fsf 1tils
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PuHADEEPHGA,, Nov 4--Fifty cent,
admission to the Centennial exhibition
continues to November 18th, ,...s
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EDUCATIONAL.
M ississippi Cole ge,
CLINTON, HINDs CO., MISS.

WILL open is tsS 18Th Annual , ss.siSni 5 is79 ssp
A full Faculty; Rigid Discipline thorough
instruction and Low Terms,
Board in College Hall, $40 80 per month,
Send TO REV w. s. WEBB, President Of the
College, for Catalogue.
- --sra-aW. T. RATLIfP
rFrf~f President Board Trustees
Clinton, Miss, July 10. '76-3th.
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SUPERVISORS.

saA '0strict-J A. Horne,.... Clinton.
ID District-Geo H Robertson, e. Brownsville.
3D. District. W Neal, 49,. .......a.. Edwards
4th Distrfct-John Shelton, ..... .-..., Raymond.
5th District-J F. Tatom, .."......... .."..B Byram.
Regular meetings are held on the Monday
preceding Circuit Court, and may continue IN
session four days
AElf
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE FIFTH DIST.
]. H. Boyd. Jackson.
Lemuel Hudson Terry.
y ai CoNsTABLEs-FIFTH DISTRICT.
H. F. clingaR,
BENZ. Jouruon, Terry
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EDUCATIONAL.
WHITWORTH FEMALE COLLEGE
BrOOkhaYen, Miss,

On New Orleans, ST. Louis & Chicago Rail-
road 12Smiles from New Orleans,
WILL REOPEN SEPTEMBER 81, 1876.
Number of Teachers rs.........@........"...".... IA
Number Of Pupils last Term. wv
Number of Music Pupils.....". ....".",l64
Charges low Dresses required to be plain.
English Textbooks, Copy books and States,
also Medicines and Medical Attention fur
nished without extra charge. Maps Charts,
Apparatus-all the appliances Of a irst-class
C0llege-are in constant use. No college fur
nishes better advantages. For Catalogue adj
dress fCHf4 H. +. JOHNSON,
June 28-3m. President
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-sl UNITED STATES CIRCUIT -coURT
n We regular terms are h eld in Jackson on the
s.aa,o Mondays in May and November Robert
u;ift1 Ndge; Geo. 4. Swami, Clerk. I'd
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THE DAILY cLAsro,


lTax DAHL cLAEIox win be delirs An
City subsotihefs every evening, hE "a 90.
carriers, or win be LEFT in postosRce. ifsesi
fsrred, Orders for the paper should be .s1sst
cur Counting Room. (, fg
5 2s. THE WEEKLY CLARION I
Is published every wednesday morning. T n
Dollars. per annun, inadvAnce. The pul,liss
.rs prepay postage on both editions, flf49f
aao SsoaBr THE DOZEN coPIKs, ts{fB
Persons Wishing extra copies Of either eAits6A (
are requested 10 give notice, ia tide case OF IN,
DALH ahe evening prior to publication, and ii
the case Of the WEEKnT, ON Tuesday morning Z
Daily, 40 cents per dozen; Weekly, 70 centl
% Daily Advertising Rates.
----- IL aZ2sL l1A Il 1l Il II -.-L
SPAeE.Nlt. .r2t s.Stl ia. 2w. Sw.J4W.
--2---'---- ----A- f---i- - l-------l ---s.fsIt
Inch 100 l5o ZOO 800 900 i ~lis.r.
2Inob fSol se0s ace 80 zoo zoo so iOo0
Inch. 200 800 500 100 $50 1000 i2OO
X colAioo 600 75O 1000 1900 2OOO 25OO
....... .!..,. ...... ......
l Col 4 so 1000 ZOO 1900 76OO 5000 40eO
A square is nine lines solid minion. -
Local, Or special notices, 10 cents per line
each insertion.
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THE COURTS.

SUPREME COURT OF MISSISSIPPI.
Horatio r. Simrall, ,A...!..".......Chief Justice
d. III, Chaluner Associate y ustiee
]. 4. ?. Campbelt.!!....a.@....a.@ aA'tfooto
Geo. L. Harris and Graham II. Simrall
fhf on yLlgLl Reporters. 20 "a az, u
u A Nv. Little, ,.....4....".*,.o Clerk
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SOCIETY DiREcToRY.
20 MAS ONO.

GRAND BODIES.
aM&A.E EfA.E -DEFN .HVeFsR
ORAND LoDoE.-John Y Murry, Grand Mas
q M ter. Ripley ]. L. Power, Grand Seereta'
ry. Jackson. Next Communication at Vieks
bnrg, rst Wednesday in February 1871
NRAxD ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER.-W, ii, Wal
VI ter, G. H. p, Holly Springs J. L. Power
Grand Secretary jackson. Next Conveca-
ton at vicksburg, February s, 1877.
" CSRAND COUNCIL r. AND :. MAsrERs.-P. NJ
b NT Sayery, Al! l. Grand Master, BALDWIN
j. L. Power, Grand Recorder, Jackson.
~ NRASD CoMMAsDERY Ky1eHTs TENPLAR-
T oliver Clifton, Grand Commander, Cofum
bus; j. L. Power, Grand Recorder, jackson.
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{ iNhRAh" DIRtCTOBI.
STATE GOV ERNMENT.
lu. s. SENATOR'S.
REPRESENTATIVES,.

James l., Alcorn.. Term expires Mreh, 4, 1877
b. K Bruce. Term expires March, 4, 1881.
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Mourning Costumes and OUTFITS a specially
and orders filled on II hours notice.
Misses and Children's Costumes and Suits al
~ ss very reaseRabls prices. -.
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SUBORDINATE BODIES.

nyARL Lopez, No. 23-Meets First Saturday
night in each month. Isydore Strauss,
81 Al; Chas. GastOni Secretary. g
.CuAs BRowS LODGE, No 65-Meets Third
srS Monday night in each month. VIM J.
80 Browl, Jr. W: NJ; W. Q. LOwd, Secretary
JACKSON R. A. CHAPTER No. 6-Meets Fourth
II Monday might in each month. Ollyer
Citffen. II. p; Jho. A. 6albreath, Jr., Secre
tAry.
VnksoE CouxolL No. r. s s. MASTERS
j FAeets quarterly Second Tuesday IN sins 1snu-
April. July and October. X. L. saunders
NY NJ; b. Steinbsrgf Recorder. lIo5Jh
ssndss GSsaassias ai1R IN each q 1a' month H
Tavlor. r. O. Jno. A, GsIbreath, Jrp kscorde1
AA '2-its lSi w
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Ladies' and children,s Underwear.

Ladies and Uhildren's Underwear
An Immense stock Of Beautiful and reliable
Goods, at very great reductions " 7
Ladies Complete Outfits, at $50 and upwards.
Infants Complete Outfits, ats35 and UPWARDS.
gzS- Full catslogues Of this depai4neh
with directions for selfmeasuretnent sent
free on application to all partsiof the country.
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nu0tloh hblest ~ prices DelOW Cost t#ff
u I5 of manufacture. .tH
CARPETS AT GRAND STREET ONLY,
and at greatly reduced prices q
VELVET CARPETS, from 81 up. ga
BODY BRUSSELS, from 81 so up
TAPESTRIES from 81 up. 100
THREE-PLYS, from 81 12L up. F
INGRAINS. best, 81 cheapest, 35 centa.
OIL CLOTHS, from 20 cents up.
B9- Headquarters for LINoLEuM-
Best Floor COVERING IN THE WORLD
@s- SAMPLES OF GOODS SENT PREF
on application to all parts of the Country.
as- ORDERS FOR GOODS Of Every De.
scription Carefully Filled without Charge
and Goods Packed and Forwarded TO any Des
tination.
BROADWAY q TWENTIETH ST
GRAND & cHRYsTIE SITS, N. 2
Oct. IS, 1S76--Sm d a HH
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-30
vTCrIMS 70 rHE STORM.
a Mother and her ChiIj Niiicd by FalliI
House Ia Brooklyn.

Mother and her ChiId N,i,cd by a Falling
House Ia BrGoLlyn.
In the storm Of yesterday morning the
one-story frame house occupied 10y Ehi,b Rum
dick' col1rcd' his wife and thsir two children,
IT, ps2p street. near Rochester avenue, Brook
Hn' was blown to pieces and the wife Emily and
her two-year-old son were killed. The house
was built on piles and every strong wind shook
1t 80 much that its occupants have frequently
been terror-s;ricken by the storms. nundicA
and his wife and two children were all in the
same bed, ii7 was awakened at midnight by
the wind, and while he was tbinhin9 what was
best 10 do. hO heard a crasN, which was quickiy
followed by falling timbcrs. The house split
in Two and the timbers tumbled In between the
wells. He was thrown out Of bed close TO tile
bureau. which sheltered him, and his oldest
child, about tour years old, escaped uniniured,
but he beams and nOorlnG piled thick over his
VIE and babe. He heard their cries and called
To his wife. Sne answered, telling him Of the
great pain she was In. Before he could extrl-
cate himself they were dead. Sergeant Master
son OF the Fulton avenue police station, with
eguad Of Reserves, helped to get the bodies out
Of the ruins. rhe babe WAS found in its mother's
arms. The bodies were bruised, though not ais
figured.