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POLITICAL NOTES

]$~~" @@~S ~''--t N'"" A~-f A~-7 A1'e'Af "N~-@A"s
pn1;rrroA1, Uorrs
II 49,, t,nnnks, the mild and poacoful city
editor OF tho New York Tribune, who was To-
Gently admitted to Tammany.
A correspondents Of tho Hartford Couront
ronora,ly wall inforn,e1 sa,a Tim. neI,bor Dt,tns
nor Conk)iut vouid bo ponu1.r Presidential
candidate in Massachusetts.
f,ov Raver,ac, b.a rsco,+,v r,-7o,oa ,ro
oonrtc,a ,,hiia M ro,7to IN H. ponftont.rg sna
II 10 fe,rc1 1,ta no1t s,on viii In ~ oront ,an.re
iudu1geocos for tho commission Of anv crime tbs
peualty for which Ia ]esa than baue,pc.
Th, nozlon 4drcrffse,. ta,iavoa TIM. tbo r..
t,-on,ont ~ H. nr;stov f,on, t,o T..too, ~
nj. t;,ra von,d bo n,ora NJ a rntafortnna N N.
A1ministrot tion than tn him norsono,Iv. Ths
co,,n,on i,,nroaa,o,, wort,l h, nowovor nr,uet
that TN Gonoro1 IN conr7nnd NJ tho Whislr
nohoI1ion ha5 hoen ro,novod for nrass,no tha
a,,orvto tn i,or,
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80. 4a ~ e'' V"',.s ~ t.as Wv aaeea.
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lu'a.No loup:.on NJ. W. ", e.s1
nfrronorv ~ rom,r1, inci,,on.,.,Iv ,h,t r,o,t ~
tl,a nnroon. enoorod T., tho ,ow n,oy,mant A.,
nan,hIica,a 'nnw ia thov con,o thon IA
o,,,.tnx{a Nr 7 n>,,foru
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rot*i'nssanu'ns ~ .ho o'uhsof apu tepea'oa 10
ii"'s VI tuo rou'ovs'oo. Dsu1oo'a'e, 'ns'o wv
l.'su toaeoa " ''io y. sa' k''n.u
-. .uN"'tou aon'u4.ure 'no Ps1.5 ~ 'u@s
''sasv. 49, ,eu ...a aon ao' 81 n'
~" - soss sso"a Out 'asoo ~
oue ..nss auu Aea5 s". ~. "aas p.~s
ess.as'sa ul.' ''''o ~ A'sAS |O' '""'0 VI A'AA
~. oo4''''1'''
An aasoeato OF a'l7or resumption "fitos 10 tno
ne" M .usa i'tou''e' canns a.lonaoa 20 !no 1aos
.nas o''1s teo7 wo' 'an ~ sno ouu.
ool1t" 49, ,,. ~" .iALaas''ons tuua po."ooa
onpss aha .aai''aam's m, "e'u ~ oaauoilase aao
aio@'esa ao'ia''' .no eo''o.s'onn ua"' au"u'et' ~
arc no. 'no ea1ao tna@ PtovA'loa 'nou' o'lsof ~"
su"p.'oa WI oo poaa'o'e lus' ~ 5000 ID
efeonoaoS uohaf nas appFo1amhsoo soo sa'ao Oh
s'l'oF oo4la1' ano not pe'oEo'
An Indianapolis gentleman has rocoiVod
lotter from the Hon. doalo7e 8. orth, Minister
to Austria, In which ho says: "1f am nomlnat~
cd for Governor Of 1ndana by tho Republicans,
l Bha1i at ouco return homo to auter vigorously
upon tho canvaaB but do not want mY nama
presented uulese there is strong probability o!
my being nominated" There ie said to be an
almost absolute certainty that Mr.. osth will DO
| tho choice Of tho Convention. aud that the Aua-
trian mission will BOOB DO vacant.
iatrics.Attornoy Dyo.'s roforsncea to tho
pres,dout tn bis recent speoch aro 1udood by
| tho New York Times to have bcen unidentified
AMI uocn,fcd far. !. bnt II Tho e,mn authority
, 1876-02-22
Colder and clearing weather is tho moteoro-
logical programme for this region to.dny.

Chicago is full Of politicians and canli-
dates from tho stato at large, who aro hero
In attendance upon the meeting to-day Of tho
Republican Stato Central Committee. Whnt
these gentlemen think about matters and
things political in Illinois will 10 found sot
forth ut Rome length III our local columns.
, 1876-02-22

The Dunnlo Commercial says tint The
Tn1nuNE ,nisunderstands Its request ito
namo somo candidate who Is zo,o apparently
aure Of getting mora votes than Roscoe
COMPILING, of New York. Wo meant ',noro
votes ut tho Republican National Conven.
tion.' We therefore repent our request
that The TRIBUNE will name some can.
didato who IL now apparently suro Of get
ting more votos lin that body1 thnn the New
York sonator-and 4ohat rotes Mest are"
The Commercial o,niss telling ua what votes
CosKLrNa is apparently sure Of getting. It
furnishes no basis for comparison. Is the
New York Senator sure Of getting any votes
outside OF his own State? If so, what ones
Wo will oblige tho Commercial by naming q
candidate who Is apparently Hura Of got
ting moss votes in the Convention than
CoNE11Na, and his name is JAMES G. D1A1NE.
Thia gentleman " "is zoso apparently sure I"
Of getting tllo following votoa:
at1ine tstato Of his ndorton,.
Pennsylvania tstatc Of his nntiYity)..
uotal. .....s.....-....+n.... .,31
doNsLtNo Ia "apparontly HnEo" Of Ncw York. III
, 1876-02-22
PERSONAL
your boars

Tho and question OF tho hour in Eynnaton ia:
II Dovoridgo drinks besr, whom eau NO tr,lat2
Mr. 4. r. stowarh Of Now York, has paid
$4,000 for 6orome'a now picture, IA Roman
Chnriot Race"
Owing to tho protractod and very serious H.
ness Of the Hon. e. 8. Loland, Judge Of tho
Ottawa, ILL.,, Circuit, the Court has been nd-
1ourned until Monday, tho 2slA lust.
Tho Washington correspondents notice tho
presence Of Gen. Sheridan With Mrs. Fred Grant,
anl Col. Grant with Mira. Potter Palmer, at tho
second Hoireo OF tho Japanese Minister
Earl RoBcborry'8 marriage to hItsa Duncan,
daughter Of William Butler Duncan, Of Now
York, will take place carly In the spring. It is
stated that daughter Of tho lato paran stevoos
will be married to m Eug1iah noblemnn In Lon-
don about tho Same time.
Mrs. Emma Waller has boon playing faqo and
Romeo In San Franoisco. sha Inns boon called
tho auccaasor Of Charlotte CuBhman hut, az
tue Springfield Republican, saya Cushmaa WAS
tho ou!y great actEees America over produced,
It Ia somewhat doubtful whsshsr anybody can
DO aald to hayo inherited her position. Tho Re-
publican always knows.
Tho Providence. Il. l., newspapers contain
cong1atulatory notices Of tho acceptance Of tho
call recently extended to tho Roy. A. j. F.
Bohrenla by the Union Congregational Church
Of that city. DR.. Dehsends, 1t will ho rcmen-
bored, is the Cleveland llyino who recoutlY
covered his connection with tho Daptlat Church
from conscientious motives.
In the Suoz Canal dobate In the British Par
liamout laHt week, Lord Robert hfonsagu spoke
Of tho transaction ~ gigantic atock- -iobbing, aud
called Egypt ia neody bankrupt going for help
10 'ho f1chcst oe"; 1no Ne" 1ofk Hera'd, ao'
eufaay eaougn, intesl1e'7 sn'a iangahgo ~
ah aluaion 10 Ms. D'ataet'' "hon ~ u pestocty
P'a'n 'la' 'u' 'e4'f'ne' "Aa ~ .so'u1eo4"'
DosWeen the hiss anu secoha acts OF "Alcn-
hfa IT, III 'ao p.anu vpo'4.lio"Hn ~ c1nc'n-
nAtl SATURDAY n'sn5' Mr. osssy anlasan Was
presented "ltn sopsto copy OF ApP'otons
"plc1usosauo nnot'ea III s"o Volumes' 1ne
aono1s aho"oa 'uo'F tasto ana "'soo'n III mak-
ing tho psesentataon during sne Representation
OF "lacha1d IL Ar. SULLIVAN 10 without
donos the oess h'1as representative CT 1na1 pass'
senor casselas' tho Only Republican elected to
tho No" opaoisn Le8tslatuFe' aaeeIts shst tnoro
Taa uoSe1nmens th'ef1osencs OF the gsoeseat
kind To the cloctsons. EvoFy c1pedtout "as
adopted to prevcnt hls Haccoaa and evory"noro
intimidation aud fraud "ero freely rososted TO.
An attompt VIII 10 made to annnl LIS election on
tho ground Of illegalitS. Castelar, says the King
has thrown himself bodily Into Tho asns Of tho
Clerical party.
Tho London World. IN biographical sketch
oi George Eliot, aayn: "so thoroughly doea
aho think ont hor books, aseo' tc tho structure
Of her sontences nolore ahe commences 10 "rsso
them, thai, unllke Olekens, though ike IAhck-
cray. her manuscript dsspla1s scarcely IN
A Ar al
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meut. 1is truo at special legislation Will be NODDED
TO protect ali persons Interested In contracts declared
10 bc hascl npon gold, tls leading railway bonds
municipal loans, aud ths ife. 1,ul tho mass Of
American trhnsacons eau o RECOMMENDED on spfelo
basis with the dollar It four sh!llinEs 1t oaslJ Al with
tho dollar at t9.so pence. The movement. II # 10
generally supported Ia decidedly concession tho
rart Of tho Un!cd satea, aud shoma erndltab1o ST.
asnca Of national vanity.
Az tho Times acknowledges, the adoption
Of this plan by tho United statea would throw
upon ns oil tho change nul annoyance in tho
calculation Of va]ues OF Government bonds,
rnilroad mud otber gold bonds, gold contracts,
gold intoreat, eto., which 1t frankly confcsscs
Englishmon would not take upon themselves.
This scclns selfish ut first sight, hut is aftnr
NIL sensible. II puts this reform upon its
only proper basfs: IL 1t worth whilo? If tho
gnin to this country Of adjusting Its cur7oncy
to that OF Grcat Britain to the extent pro-
posed would pny for tho trouble it would
lnoncntarily cause, We would bo uutruo to
our sound commercial instincts II wo refused
to make tho change. II tho reform would be
practically unremuneratiye, Difference to MI
ideal system Of symmetry, and vague de-
siro for perfection, would not bo sufficient
cas.so for its adoption.
11r, GuEnMANa bill las been reforred to the
senate Finance Committee. and will 10 caro-
fully discussed thero and by tho public. Wo
think public opinion in tho end will approve
tho measure. Tho recent action of Germany
In TIC odoptiou of n national currency i1as
nos,poucd indefinitely tho realization Of d
worldwide international money. The
choice il now between two courses. Tho
American dollar and tho Trench l;.frano
| niece nav DO assinni1ated to each other, or
| The American t1ollar mud ENGLISH pounl may
bo troated ns Mr.. SHERMAN proposes, md Ia
either of these changes the United states
,p,,,+ 1oot1 II Ia t,,o1nea IN whit for The Tn,
, 1876-02-22

fsnoy Of t7oooooooo By ths rssuru Of October 1aat
The sount Of cur paper currency, inclusive OF gree'
backs bank notos and poatal currency. wss S7s3
9sa. II ws deduct from this the amount held by Tia
issuert, $i7o G5s, tho actual circulation IL only
1854 ,e02 And no may safely infer thts II va
duee ths ty 10 per cent, or to &,vo ooo wo msy
easily doat tai par.
These figures are probably fair and safo
estimates, provided tho banking 1aws nalo
It to tho interest Of private cnpftal to issue
gol1 notes and protect them; but the present
laws do not. There would be littlo or no
profit in Issuing so notes against 100 Of
bonds, paying per cent interest thereon,
no matter how few or many Of thcm woro in
actual circulation, and ut tue same timo keop-
ing on hand 25 to 10 por cont Of gold with
which to rodcom tho notes rs fist as pre-
Rontod. undor auoh restrictions private cap-
ital will decline to issue gold notes. Tl1cro
Ia no use In talking about $7oo, 100000 or
$500, 10000 Of currency unacr such circun'-
STANCES, AZ It would not 10 issued, nor tho
tonth part thereof.
, 1876-02-22

The birthday anniversary Of the Father Of
Ellis Country will bo business dny with tho
National Democratic Committee, which n,oets
in Washington to select tho place and date
for holding tho National Convention. Tho
strife IL spirited for tho honors and at1yan-
tages of tho Convention, which by common
consent will be held III some Western city.
Tho claims Of Chicago are vigorously sot
forth by delegation Of prominent Demo-
Gratis, who bear with them tllo especial asstlr-
ance and pledge Of old Atr. s1onEr that the
Ii,,xs will make nn exception in fnvor of tho
Convention II held in this city,-wiil "trent
it fnfrly," and will for the time boing s,1s-
pend indulgence in its fayorite epithots,
"Rock-l,ootea Dourbons and "putril REM
iriscence." With this important concession
to work upon, the Chicago delegation arc
confident Of SUCCESS. The Eastern hard
money men, supporters both Of T1LpEN aud
DArAnp, nre solid for Chicago, whilo the
PEspLEToN and 1IEspn1oKs men aro equally
firm for Cincinnati and St. Lonis.
, 1876-02-22

WASHINGTON CHAPTER, NO. II, n. 4. Nl.-sre-
eiat Couvocaon this TueaAay ovoning at 7:3D O'clock
Work on Past and II. E. Degrees. Waiting con1pan-
IONS cordially lnYttl. ny ordsr Of the III. f. Il. r.
CIIAH. D, WRIGHT, Secretary.
, 1876-02-22

ADElpH1 TuEATRE-Deatborn street, corner
Mo4ros. Vsr!ety performance
, 1876-02-22

Majority for BLAME. ....".....
We llayo now complied with tho Coanmer-
eiaFs request, but will add that, rs between
CosRL1ao and BLAINE, tho West wilt b suro
to givo tho latter two votos for every one tho
Commercial dare claim for CoNnL1xa from
other sections Of tho Union. Now bring on
your boRrsi
, 1876-02-22

WOODS MUsEUM-Monroe street, between Dear"
born and Htate. Afternoon, "Cap.an Of ths Watch y
and " Toodles." Eyeuing, Wild BILL"
, 1876-02-22

Mov1oKKNB rnEATnE-Nsdihon street, bttwtsn
Dearborn and 8tats, Engagement Of John r. lAy-
mond. hUol. Mulberry Bsl1ers."
, 1876-02-22

In regard to tho resolution adopted III tho
House yesterday calling upon Attorney Gen.
sral P1gaagPoar 10 explain tho letter which
he wrote recently 10 District-Attorney DYEn
concerning tho punishment Of the confessed
Ind convicted whisky thieves, it is proper to
hy that Nr. P1rAnEPoSr haa already il, pri-
shte repudiated the construction which VIVA
generally placed upon 1t. lie holds that the
:etter was not intended to convey the pnr-
poso Of granting 10 favor to those who hayo
furnished thu evidences Of guilt, and his
ruling sustaining tie Government counsel in
Chicago soelna to confirm this visw of the
matter. It Is probable, therefore, that Atr.
P1EAREpoNT's explanation will ba to point out
that his letter was ulisconstrued by portion
Of the public In ignorance Ut the circum-
stances tAst led 10 Its PRONUNCIATION.
-.-..s.'..-. -.-....--.-.-.ss.=-'...--.
The Brooklyn Eagle. newspaper which ID
supposed to enjoy unusual facilities for get
ting at tho "bottom facts iu relation to tho
conclusions reached by tho Advisory Council,
Ia authority for tie statement that Plymouth
Church will bo sustained aud its course In.
dossed by the Council In all the points speci.
asa In the letter-lnisBise 1t is understood
that such will ba tho recommendations OF
ths various Committees, though minority 70.
ports are expected, and lively discussion ia
the Council Is looked for. EnASK arouLroa
haA addressed to the Moderator character.
atle lstser, In which, promising froul the fre.
quent opportunities afforded A1r. BxEcuxa
Tor t1As assayeration Of hia innocence that
The Advisory Council intends to pass upon
, 1876-02-22

TRIBUNE: TUESDAY, FEE
tho bonds purchased. At all eyents, there
would be greater or less loss incurred 80
long as tho struggle was kept UP to Reissue
tho notes md keep thonl In circulation. II
must be admitted, then, TINT the amount Of
8rconbacks redeemed would withdraw an
equal amount OF notes from circulation aud
contract tho currency 10 TINT estont unless
provision were made for The vacuum thus
crcated.
Tho next thing to keep in mind Is tho
amount Of grcenbacks likely to 10 presented
for redemption Ja,l. /, 1870, or my other
date which ,nuy 10 fixed in liou thereof. It
can DO demonstrated TINT pretty nearly tho
enlre amonnt OF outstanding Government
currency would bo presented within n year
at tho outside, First, all the currency ro-
qnircd 10 ray duties on foreign importations
(all Of which are payablo in gotd) would DO
offered in exchange for gold nt rnr at tho
United States Sub Treasures; second. ail tho
foreign balances due and pnyablo in coin
would bo obtainea by tho exchange Of greer-
backs for gold ut tho b-Ireasuries thirl,
all tho gold required b,A travellers abroad would
bo obtained in the samo why. II is foolish to
suppose that anybody requiring gold for any
purpose would dispose of thoir grecnbacks at
| n discount to tho brokers, an they 10 now,
when they could get gold for them from tho
Government. The actual animal demand for
gold in this country for which notes must bc
converted into coin amounts during the year
! to the following sums:
DuttcH ftupotta. COZ
FoEeagu balances purchases. 1t.00,u0
Tfastlers, eto lsaJ}.. N000.0 COZ
Total. soa1, ,0oo, 600
Thus it is certain TINT within :. year after
the day a1ed for resumption there would bo
| n contraction Of tho greonback currency at
| tho very loast to the amount Of $3.50, 600, 600.
| hut this estimate mikes no allowance for the
| numerous local donlauls that would bo n,alo
for boarding, growing out Of tho rush for gold,
| with greonbacks at q discount, when the
| Treasury doors woro first opened. Tho do
lnand on this account might amount to
510o,0oo,000 moro, and thus noarly tic entire
volume OF outstanding grconback and frac-
tional currency would be withdrawn within Il
year, learing in its stead only 80 much Of tho
gold as is not required to pay interest on
bonds held abroad and foreign balances.
But tho contraction under this process Of
resumption will not stop here. Tho severe
restrictions on tic Issue of National Bank
currcncy-whicl will thereafter bo rcdeen1-
able in gold-aro such undor tho present law
that the National Banks will certninly nvail
themselves Of their privilege of retiring their
currency or even sur7cndering thojr charters
rather than comply with the ou,barrass1aents
under the Inv, Tho issue Of gold notes IL
81 M. l.. = =
n'ni.co ~ oo per eout ~ .ii' uo'los oeposte''
IN tue treasury, "hacn oonas con only 10
| bought at premium tlef1 Is O tax OF Der
, 1876-02-22
TERMS OF THE TRIBUNE.

tAfHs py 8rn3Cn1pTroN {PArABLR IN ADVANCED.
Postage Tfopnfd at thfs Of1ce.
DAILY Rditlon. poatpaid 90
Parts Of rear ut sans rats.
Mailed to Any addteaa foun ExEKs for.....,.. 100
sunday kdts1oaI Literary and lsS1istoua Doubas
Ti1-WasEy pospaid iJsas..................... G.f0
pasts Of 1eAf It Sans rats.
W1KzLf EDITION, rosTfAlD.
64pf
guA OF hFe+ Par 66pfs 4st
Nab OF twenty. PEI oorl. ..."..:,... 1.l6
The po4tAFai ii ceAtA ybGr, which Will prepay.
6peosnau copfsa sent free.
To prersnt delay aud mistakes, bs suro and Rirs tost
p4as Addfsss Ia fnll. Including State and County.
Rstnittsnoea mAy b. made etthat By draft. e1rtess.
fost 0feA ossR In rsf!steted ietort. It risk.
IKAN1 10 GIFT AunacnIpHRt.
Dayt 1stfSerod, HnndAy s1ospted, 2D nnuts waek
OAtly delivered, Bombay included 10 TER week.
Address THK Tribune COMPANY,
Corner Nadison and DsArborn.sts,. Chicago ILL.,
The Greenville times., 1876-03-18

sH11UY's RAix
tn. STATE or MIssIsslPPI,
Washington C0unty.
September term, 1876.
Stone 4 worthinyton,
W. n. FA.
Sam'l L. Fowl.
BY virtue Of the above oxccu-
tion, to me directed, l shall expose
to public sale, ut the door OF the
Courthouse IN Grccnvillc, within
the hours prescribed BY law, to
the highest bidder, for cash, ON
tho
1T xandsy..w Nay Hsxt,.
oil the right. title aud interest Of
the defendant, Sam'l J.. Fowl In
aud to the following described
properly, t0-wit:
Lot 2 Block l, Original Town Of
Greenville.
All in Washington county, State
Of Mississippi.
The same having bccn levied up
on as the property Of the dcfcnd.
ant Saint L. Fowl, aud will be sold
to satisfy plaintifI's claim and oil
costs.
w. f. Hunt,
Sheriff Of Washington County
BY g. w. Helm, D. s.
mchll, ,'76-mS2.
The Greenville times., 1876-03-18

The Jews of Grecnvillc will give
a ball at Alcxandcr's Hall on the
24th Of March, in the interest OF
ono of the great charities which
this body Of our fellow-citizcns
have upon their charge. During
the last year 1900 members Of the
Jewish Benevolent B'Nai Birth
Society have contributed the cnor-
NOUS sum Of $4,000 In aid Of the
home for tho support Of Jewish
widows and education Of Jewish
orphans. This extraordinary be-
ncvolcncc has been given without
parade, or show. In furtherance
Of the objects Of the ball, some
splendid Rings Of Silvcrware are
to bc disposed Of ut one dollar a
chance. The prizes are on exhibi-
ton at Finlay's Drug Store. II
You want 10 engage IN q noble
charity and at the same time win a
valuable prize, take chance.
The Greenville times., 1876-03-18
c..s,enept Of eur Pest O0ce
Middle.

Mr.. Jacob Alexander has been
confirmed as Postmaster at Green
v;llc. and will we suppose soon be
Installed in that office. Mr.. Alex
.naer is an old citizen ofthe COM
munity, and his appointment gives
General satisfaction. We have no
doubt but that he will make q good
and efficient p. N.
The department hrst gave Us =
carpct-baggcr, who declined; and
then DR.. Young, colorcd, who..tail-
I'd to make his bond. We sympa-
,hise with the Doctor in his dis-
appointment. He sold cheap, and
then lost the consideration. Az
the time drew near for tho forfeit
urc Of his appointment, unless his
bond was made, he grew reckless,
and offered 1t to several persons u
they would take Il - bis deputy.
Although he had . letter from
Ames, saying he would make part
Of his bond, If the rest could be
made up here, It was . futile effort.
This is no small sign Of the
changed condition Of our local p"-
litics. A year ago, and the faithtui
would have flockcd to him for the
privilege Of signing his bond.
The Greenville times., 1876-03-18
Marshal's Sale !
Duncan, Sherman = Co.,
vs.-No. 1895.
F. G. MOrchcad.
o.. 4, y. ~, AIN IA N and costa

r. G. M0rehcad.
vendl Exponas for 90, ,lts % and costs.
.DY virtue Of a certain writ of
- Venditioni Exponas, to inc
directed from tho Circuit Court Of
the United States for the Southern
District Of Mississippi, | will on
Nsalay, ~ sri Day Il April, 4. D. 1879.
expose for sale, at public auction,
IN front Of the Courthouse door
in the town Of Grcenvillc, within
the hours prescribed BY law, to
the highest bidder for cash, all the
right, title and interest Of f. G..
Morehcad in and to the following
described lands, to-wit: SECTIONS
No. q AND No 20, OF TOWNSHIP
sixTEEN( 1877. OF RANGE EIGHT (6)
WEST situate, lying and being IN
the county Of Washington and
State of Mississippi.
The same having heret ofore been
levied upon as the property Of the
above uamcd defendant, will be
sold to satisfy said Judgment and
ali legal costs and damages thereon.
j. L. LAKE, in.
U. s. Marshal.
By E. G. Hua0INs, Dep. U. s. N.
| Nugent 3 Melville, r @.
feb6-n027 st.
The Greenville times., 1876-03-18

Regular terms Of Circuit Court,
the Board Of Supervisors, and the
board of Levee Commissioners
will be held III Grcenvillc, monday
April 81. Pr0x.
We publish the list Of Grand Ju-
rors, In B. 5. proceedings. It is
ail excellent selection.
The Greenville times., 1876-03-18

r. a:ssy Thomson. A. A. Rs'::: l He:- !:
rss. & 1 1ssa. IT,. q. .,.. Ssss. . -'''' =
In Chanccry court Of Washington
county, Ai.sissippi.
nPON opening and filing the bill
Oof complaint in the above styled
cause, and it appearing from afIi-
dsvit fled therein !; that v0lney Z.
Thomson, Mary E. OfIhtt, Bsrach
Offhlt, Sallie Major, Minor Major,
NJ. A. Magofin, 3. Magofiin, James
NJ. Allen, Thomas II. Allen aud
Perry Nugcnt defendants IN said
cause are noa-resid dents Of the State
of Mississippi, and reside beyond
the limits thereof, to-wit: The
said volney E. Thomson, Mary E.
Offutt, Barach Ofntt, Ssllie Major,
Minor Major, NJ. A. MagofIln aud
B. Mag0fliM In the State 0f Mis-
souri,, aud the Post Office address
of the said vOlney Z. Thomson,
Mary E. Oifutt aud Barach Oil1tt
Is Dresden, Pettis county, Missouri,
and tho Post Office address Of thu
said Sallic Major, Minor Major, NJ.
A. Mag0ifin, and B. Magoflin is Wa
verify, Saline county, Missouri, that
the said James N. Allen. Thomas
II. Allen and Perry Nugent are
residents Of and their Post Office
address is New Orleans, In the
State Of Louisiana. ltis therefore
ordered that the said defendants
do enter their appearance herein,
on or before the
18th day Of Nay, 1876,
the same being q Rule day Of said
court; at the court room thereof
In Grcenville, Washington county,
Mississippi, aud plead, answer or
dcmur TO complainaMts bill or the
several allegations thereof will bc
taken for confessed a. to them. II
is farther ordered, that this order
be published in THE GREENvlLLE
TIMES, . newspaper published IN
the town of Grcenvillc once = week,
for four consecutive weeks, and
that copies of this order be trans-
mittcd, postage prepaid, BY the
Clerk Of this court 10 the address
Of said defendants as aforesaid.
Ordered, adjmdxed end decreed
At rules, this 18th day OF March, A.
u. 1879.
A. w. SHADD, Clerk.
BY g. McGRArH, d. G.
mchls, ,'7s-nSs-4w.
The Greenville times., 1876-03-18

Marsh, the Belknap witness, Is
comfortably ensconccd u Mon
treal. Grant sums It up by saying
"Msrsh ought to BE- hung" and
"poor Delknap Il moro sinned
against than sinning.'' =
The Greenville times., 1876-03-18

The war between Abysimnia ard
Erypt has been terminated b. :
complete Victory, Of The Egypiian
army.
The Greenville times., 1876-03-18

REwARD.-A reward Of $S will
be paid for the return Of a pair Of
Gold Rimmed Spectaclcs, lost In
tireenvillc, Monday the 2Sth nlt..
10 Mr.. j. LcngsIicld. mchi,'76
The Greenville times., 1876-03-18

All kinds Of Can Fruits, Pre-
serves, Sauces, Catsups. Jellics,
etc, too low to talk about, but for
CASH, at $. GoLDsMlTH's
feb12
The Greenville times., 1876-03-18

Aerasaltu4n1 Agreement and
Contrast I1oBs 81 approved fern
Ter sale at.tA1u 00ee.