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v ARD.
Report was received and Com nttee was re-
level from further investigation.
+. IL. Reber submitted his bond as City Col
leetor, which was read and approved, and or
der.d spread upon the minutes
he City Collector N de the following re-
port for November:
To the Honora5ls Board of Ia or and 4 der
GENTS have the honor to report the follow
ing amounts collected by me up TO December
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Wf.4APr has elegant and substantial
rt--.f,u4, presents, especially suitable for
......gaaoer-. Gail ana see them.
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LARGE lot of Gelluloid Sets, pin and
ears, at BARFIELD :.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY.

Vital Weakness or depression |;
Il weak exhausted feeling, no energy or
courage; the result of mental over
work imde~cretiOns Or excuses. or
some drain upon the system. IS always
cured by Humphreys Homeopathic
Specific No. rs. Ii tones up and in
vigorates the system, dispels the gloom
and dependency, imparts strength and
energy,-stops the drain and rejuve-
mates the entire man Been used twenty
years with perfect success by thousands
sold by dealers. Price 90 per single vial,
or So 90 per package of five Walls and $500
wal oil powder. Sent by mail on receipt IF
price Address EAUNPEHRE - EHO-
va :OPATHHC N1s:DHCHNE COM
PANH.
562 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
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following claims were allowed 4:

The following claims were allowed
) Lemly Il Son for school ..-........$ So
Bette Ienoir for school ....... s co
Robinson Il Stevens for school ...... ) 30
{. III. ManShip for school ....-....... 3 90
Morris 4 FIusSer for schoOl-----... 10 90
Mrs Fannie Washington for school s 90
F. A. Wolfe for school ......... IL IS
Morris q FIusser. contingent .......-- 8 90
Kahn Il Aschcr,con. currency ........ SO
John : Albums pauper ...... % 80
Lucy kells Pauper acknowledgements. 10 90
Robert Sproule,con currency .---..-. Is 90
H. Strauss. con currency ........... IL to
Chas. Williams, con. currency. .....-.. 53 10
Robinson q Stevens, streets ....... 81 IS
r. B. HUI, streets Observation-Disclosures. Is 20
Charles Morgan, jail ............... 1913 90
Geo Citizen streets ........... 81 20
Geo. Citizen. streets -.--..-... Is 90
r. SnenpIer street currency ...... 90
John Nelson pauper- .-...--........-... % 10
sam Newman. streets observation-disclosures. "A
:. kavanaugh, pauper -. %
Toney Barnes. pauper II 90
I a
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Trustees Sale.

DY VIRTUE of the provisions of a certain
ID Deed of Trust, made by Andrew Crudup,
William Crudup, Abertine Crudup, wife OF
William Crudup, on the 2Sth day OF june 4.
D. 1866, to secure Thomas Rigby, on account
of certain Indebtedness mentioned therein,
the said deed being duly recorded IN Deed
Book L" pages No. 20l, 2G2 and 203, in the
Chancery Clerks Office of the County Of Scott,
and State of Mississippi, on the 18th day or
August, 1866 the undersigned will proceed
to sell, to the highest bidder for cash, at pub
lie cutlery, in front OF the south door of the
Courthouse in the town of Forest, in the cCun-
ty of Scott, on the 22i day of January, A. L.
1871, the following described, parcels Of land,
lying and being in the county and State afere-
said or so much thereof as shall be sufficient
to raise the amount of the Indebtedness Sc
cured by said Deed in Trust aforesaid, togeth-
er with the appurtenances thereunto belong
ing, follows, to-wit: E}5 of NW14 and W y
of NEI4 and SE14 Sec. four { A. and NEL1.
Sec. nine ~, and W y of NE14 Sec. 10, SE54,
Sec. thirty-one (3l). and E1z OF NWI4 See.
eleven (l1), and Ed of NE34, See four a.
Township FIVE, Range eight, east; also, E 4 OF
SW4, and W = of SEA, Sec. thirty -three (33)
Township six, Range eight, east.
The title to the above property IS believed
to be good, but shall only convey such title
as is vested in trustee.
c. W. TAYLOR, Trustee.
Dec 20, 2 6-5w. fprs. fee S1400).
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NINE. DEMoREsT's cut paper patterns
latest fall and winter styles, ut
BARFIEID'S
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ROBINSON & STEVENS.

The PEARL RIVER FOUNDRY, OF
which our public spirited townsman'
Charlie, Williams, il proprietor, is again to
.he newspaper front, and the public arc ia
otmrd id a card to-day that his Agricultn-
ril Works are in full blast, prepared to fill
Orders on short notice for his celebrated
blow, cotton presses, sweeps, harrows,
auru shelters, machinery and castings Of all
Kinds We are pleased to note that Mr.
Geo. :. Green has become the correspond
emit and book keeper of the establishment
guarantee that All who have business
herewith will receive prompt and satistae-
-orY aLtentinm.
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SUBSCRIPTION taken to Nine. Demo-
rests Monthly Magazine, only $500 year,
with beautiful chrome, at
BARFIELDs
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lows
Your Committee to whom was referred
the petitions of G.. Cosmani, ID. j. Cohen, L.
= Harris NJ. Fav, ID. Galceran and Henry
Young, to retail vinous and spirituous liz
uors, find, after careful count. that they
have the requisite number OF signers, as re-
qured by law, and-would recommend that
license be granted to them for one year
upon a compliance of the law.
w. O. LoWD,
THos. ANDERSON,
DOUGLAS WARD,
Com mittee.
And licenses were ordered to be granted
upon a full compliance OF the law, IN such
cases made and provided.
Petitions of :. Weyer and z. Giles to retail
vfnous and spirituouS liquors, were presen-
ted. and referred to Committee on License,
etc.
CRY SECTIONS REPORT, {CoLoRED)
JACKSON, Miss. Dee. l, 1876.
10 the Honorable Board Of Mayor and Alder
men Of the Guy Of Jackson:
| bee leave to submit this my Report OF
the mortality of the city of Jackson for the
month of Novem Der, 1876:
Sarah Elizabeth Jones, aged years, child
birth. (col Nov.
). NJ. Simpson, aged 10 months, teething,
(col.), pauper. Nov !.
Hannah Bdnkston. aged l. years, .dlpthe-
ria (c0l.) pauper. Nov. /
After Hopkins, aged months ; teethihs
(col Nov. 2l.
Mrs. Cohea, aged 30 years; consumption
pauper Nov. %.
Respectfully submitted,
TOME BARNES,
City Sexton
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Mere Sl.h0 currs4cy las. Mason. :. ~,
streets; Toney Barnes, SAID, Gem tery.
The Finance Committee made the following
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SPECIAL LOCALS.

LADIES Watches, Opera Chains, very
elegant; just received at SEUrrERs
BEAUTIFUL Amethysts Carved and
Seal Rings; Just opened at SEUrTER's.
|
FINE Gold Necklaces, Lockets and
Ladies' Sets, a splendid lot received this
week at SEUrTER'5
SUBSCRIPTION taken to Nine. Demo
rests Monthly Magazine, only $500 a year,
with a beautiful chrome, at
BARFIELD's
WATCHES, jeweIry and lockets are re-
paired by experienced workman and war
ranted ut BARFIELD's.
BEST Sewing Machines are at
BARFIELDs.
LARGE lot of Gelluloid Sets, pin and
ears, at BARFIELD's.
JET Sets, pin and rings, necklaces and
opera-chaius at BARFIELD's
HAIR iewelry, of all kinds, made to
order, at BARFIELD's.
AFTER a location of % years in the
city of Jackson, engaged in the watch and
jewelry business, | would respectfully ask
my friends TO call and examine my stock
and prices during the Holidays.
JAS. S. BARFIELD.
WATCHES, jewelry, silver and plated
ware Mt BARFIELD'S
THE celebrated accommodating spec
tacles and eye glasses in gold steel and sill
yer frames at BARFIELD's.
THE best sewing machine made, the
Wilson, that carried off the first premium
at the Centennial, "a the best machine for
family use, is for sale at BARFIELD's.
New goods received every day, suita-
bic for Christmas and New Years presents
at BARFIELD's
NINE. DEMoREsT's cut paper patterns
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Information Wanted
MONTGOMERY. ala, ID

MONTGOMERY, ALA, Dee. 13, 1876.
Ela0ys CIarton: / am very anxious TO
hear ot my brother, Andrew Smith, from
whom | have been separated fourteen years.
lie is about % wears old. My father,s name
was samuel smith my mothers name,
Anu smith | think we lived in Jackson
was very Young ut the time or would
know more about it, / wish very much
yen would assist me in the search for my
brother by publishing this.
respectfully,
ELLEN SMITH,
Care Major Thos. G Jones, Montgomery,
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We will open on Thursday next new Tar
Aeuns, organizes, White Satin, White SILK,
White Velvet, White Silk Mohair, White
silk ropiins, White Cashmere, New Crepe
Ii-.e. Neck "Fixns," white Kid slippers,
Evening Kids. White Kids in three buttons.
The new "Abbotsford' Scarf, for evening
shades for gents, White Vests, French Elk
tracts. ana nice line of goods adapted to
evening occasions
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Reber was declared elected.


The taxes were ordered reduced upon
Judge AIderson's lot upon which the house
was destroyed by fire, from $1,000 to 5000
The petition OF Dr. kells tor relief of as
| sessment on money loaned ut interest was
refused for the reason that the taxes were
due prior to the time he came in possession
of the mortga@ed property.
Petition OF Csc. Muh and others was re-
ferIed to the Committee on Propositions
and Grievances
Petition of West Jackson Fire COmpa-
NY for assistance was presented, and on m O.
ton Of Alderman Lowd an allowance of
$500 was allowed them.
Petition Of John Cleary asking to fund
old warrants was read and the prayer of
the petitioner rejected rs The time allowed
by law for funding had expired by limita
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Experienced workmen, fast presses and new
type, enable us to compete with Eastern es-
Adjustments in style and price Send your
order TO POWER & BARKSDALE,
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Your Committee beg leave TO SUI nit the fol-
lowing report They have carefully examined
the books Of the City Collector. Geo. II. Clint,
from Oct |, 1874 to Nov. - 1s76 and the fol-
lowing result was arrived at.
Collected by Geo H Clinf. City Collector,
from Oct. /, 1874 10 Nov. 20 1866
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BEST Sewing Machines are at
RARFIEID
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j CKSON ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW HARDWARE STORE
Nj u Nj I8 Il IL " a H ID
Notice to the Public

VNHANKFUL FOR PAST FAVORS AND
l. wishing continuance of public patron
age very respectfully offer the largest stock
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
CROCKERY, CHINA, TABLE CUT
LERY, ever offered in this market at Greatly
Reduced Prices.
re- Guttering, and Roofing, Sheet Iron,
Mill Work, done in very best style, and at rea-
sonable prices.~HN
TINWARE AT WHOLESALE PRICES.
Chandeliers, and Lamps of all kinds Oils and
Burning Fluid
w. ~. WISHART.
dec. Is. '76-6m.
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GLOW ES.

GA4OE ESSa
GLOW Els the most approved makes, in as
sorted Shades and Colors, put up in quantities
to suit purchasers.
Also,
LARGE AND CAREFULLY SELECTED
Line of Fancy Goods, Ornaments, etc, with
Small Wares of every description, exceeding
~ Apr, pirate for the Holiday Season.
SAMPLES OF GOODS AND CATALOGUES
of Ladies' Misses, and Chldren's Furnish
ing Goods Sent Free, on application, to
all parts of the Country Orders for
Goods of every Description careful
y filled without Charge, and Goods
Packed and Fordwarded to Des-
tIuatiOn.
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SEWING machine needles of all kinds
It BARFIELD's.
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Proceedings Of tIIe Board of Mayor
and Aldermen.
MAYORS OEFIcE. Dec LIS;

MAYOR ) OFFICE, Dec. l. 1876.
| Regular meeting.
Present: His Honor, Mayor McGiIt: AL.
| dermen Lowd, Spengler. kavanaugh, An.
derSon. Ward aud Williams.
Committee was allowed further time ir
| which to report on the case of Mrs. kearns
IN reference to damages OF her property.
Finance Committee reported that they
had made Il partial examinaI iOE and check ed
the stubs of the Collectors books for IS7 a
and 1870 TO -- 1876. and find that his
settle ents are short 1856 90 in warrants
anu 1911 % currency, and have not com
pleted their examinations, and asked for
further time.
On motion Of Alderman Anderson time
was allowed until this day week, Friday
Dec. Sth, 1876.
Ga motion of Alderman Williams the
office OF CRY Collector was declared vacant.
Messrs. John Nelson and John j. Rohr-
Dacher, sureties on the bond of Mr.. Clint,
the Collector, appeared before the Board
sponsibility OF his bond.
On motion of Alderman Williams the
Board proceeded to the election of n City
Collector
On motion of Alderman Lowd two telle, s
were appointed. The Mayer appointed AL
dernen LOwh and Williams
Alderman Spengler nominated Dennis
Galceran.
Alderman Anderson nominated f II
Reber
Alderman Lowd nominated j. c. Cara
way.
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Railroad Schedule.

r-,jp. pass through Jackson at present as
follows; x
voprH-Pa-zenge 2:20 a. NJ; Freight
ii - = d.
mon Passenger, 2 20 4. NJ; freight 10
v1cKsBcas & MERIDIAN R.R.
r.sr-Passenger, > 40 P. NJ; freight 10 80
q &y.r- Passenger, 20 a. n; freight,
800 p y.
...---..iDpT and Tennessee IL. H.
,,.-r. CoxxEclIoy wfru \. o.. ST. L. AND
@. r. K. AT GRENADA.
Leaves Arrives
j, - Train. ......... 7.40 AN. sf5 PM
49,: :. 'rr4irt.......-.... 400 AN. 4:3) TN
NJ BURKE, Supt.
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HoYT's German cologne, at
BARFIELD'S.
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New goods received every day, suita-
bic for Christina as and New Years presents
at BARFIELDS
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BROADWAY & TWENTIETH ST,
Grand, chrystie & Forsyth Sts., u. z.
Oct 49, lS76--3m.
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THE best sewing machine made, the
Wilson, that carried off the first premium
at the Centennial, as the best machine for
family use,i for sale at BARFIELDs.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-13
WILMINGTON QUOTATIONS.

ne,awara State Bonds. 1921 los
Wiin'inu,on Iity bonds ,lO2 los
delaware r. r. first mtxe., .l0lI 1927
eytensiOn. ~ l0l
Wilmington d. Reading X. X.
lsJ mortgage, ,........."..'..::' 10
Wilmington & Reading II. II.
ID rtgage.-....,."."......:..
Wilmington u Western II. II. -,
Ist mOrtgage... " ~
delaware r. K. Stock ................ 22% Z}I
Uiin"inetom Coal Gas CO...,, 81 80
National Bank of Delaware. ......tbU 5Go
vii. Il B'dywine.. 6lT 8
First National Bank. NJ l2O
Union National Eank......"..... AZ 40
Farmers - NJ n,
Delaware Fire 1nsurance......... "a ~
The Morning herald., 1876-06-13

We condense/ from the LeM0h Regtav the
substance of q Conversation about Oak Hall, In
PhilAdan nhis/ Wanamaker & Browns Largest
sttonaas! uSsn ls ss sss ,9 speaRers as v''' An0
WsRor. "What corner is the Building onT'
AEcndon& South East corner of SirtA and
Market. Please note the SIXTH, for some
strangers seeking Oak Hall. have been mislsd
VT It + perfectly colosall Do you know
its dlmensions?"
4. $4,000 square feet-es on Market, and
$50 odd on Sixth, six stories high, has over
three acres q flooring, and covers space once
oesaP1iia Hsss Ppisaes. ey twenty different ousi'
V."..De you use steam-powerr
A.: giant young engine furnishes power
Tor tho freight and passenger elevators and the
boilers steam for heating, and the other opera
V. "WAat order do you take with goods?"
A: "They are first opeEed and arranged in
the basement, on long l0kK counters, and taken
thence on the fl1ighk elevator to the inspec-
tors room on the eh aoor."
4. mo, sfr, measuring. i & lie fh goods are frs.
measured in the piece, then inspected. The
cloth passes over rollers in the face of strong
light, and two men ait, one before and one
behind the goods, watching with the eye Of o
marking every flaw, so that the cutter may see
and avoid it when he comes to cut the gar
V. "You must employ an arrky Of cuttersY'
A. "Come to our fifth foN and see! We
keep 70 hands all the tie cVting up the cloth
into garments,-besidel T6 machines that do
dozen mems work EACH 1t stroke"
v. "Ro you manufacture all your own
goods?'
A. 1--WE do, and most carefully. Our ex-
aminers inspect every stitch and seam, and
certify to every garment as extra-well made
before we put our ticlset on 1t, and become
responsible for IT."
v; ."'Your system must save you a great
A. "In every direction, sir. 1t is "a system
md economy we practice all t1ne waf through
that naons enables ss @e qs t3 put our to The
w." After inspecting the work, what becomes
A. Before 1t goes into Stock 1t is tcketed
Every single garment has its number and
other points noted on it, SO that its entire his
tory can be traced without fail, upon our
books"
w." You must have 80 or 40 salemen?'
A: "Why sir, on busy days you maysee 100
in the various rooms and suites off rooms,
selling to the throngs of customers"/
DO yog! q! do an order buV VeI by mail
A. VERY great All over the country. Our
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Alexander haIniltOn's House.

From New York Sun OF yesterday
Charles II. Mckenzie, police officer,
lives in the house at Hath street and Tenth
avenue, that was owned and occupied ny
Alexander Hamilton at the time OF the duel
with Aaron Burr. The property descended
to the mother of Col Ward, of the TWelfIh
Regiment, N. G.. s. N. Y, and Mr.. Mckeh-
zie and family are taking care OF it 1or MIS-
Ward. 1t is frame house, two stories IN
heishth, and has basement. The 6toop Is
Twelve feet in width. The front door is
three inches in thickness, and the lock is
over foot in length and is very heavy. In
front of the house are the thirteen tfces
that were planted by Hamilton on the
Fourth of July, l776.
Police officer Mckenzie has been ten years
Ill the department. He is about 50 years OF
age, and is every inch soldier. lie was AZ
Balaklaya, sud Was one OF the 600 in the
terrific charge of the Light Brigade. A
svAr was awarded him for gallantry III inc
British army at the relief of Lucknow, and
amedel was given him for bravery through
out the British war in India, he mas the
four clasped Crimean medal bearing inc
names of the battles CT BalaklaVa, oepas-
topool, lnkcrmann, and the Alma, which
was pinned to his coat by Queen victoria.
On the Goth of January last the lnhabitahts
OF Carmansville gave him beautiful gold
metal for his herUism in an e1lort 10 capture {
inJuy last four dcsperadoes. he was ieileu
tothc ground;with a sand club and Tor loui ~
months he had to keep his bed. oh ms re-
covery he was assigned to duty at the Color,
ed Orphan Asylum, and there he remained ca
until Easter Sunday. Then nc was pu' ", ".
patrol duty in Harlem. On the "otli ol
May he had sunstroke and was agall
confined TO his bed He is about again ana
is doing patrol duty. His physicians Say
that this is mpcrilling his life.
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Marrying wherever IEe Went.
From the Memphis Avalanche.l

From the Memphis Avalanche
For hard-visaged and tough looking in
dividual, one G. H. Parton, with half a doz-
en- aliases, is one of the most talented per
sons in the art eff securing wives and spend
ing other peoples money that has passed
this way for a long time. He went through,
Yesterday, on his way from Shelbyvillc,
Tenn, where he was captured on Saturday
night. lie is about thirty-fivc years ofage.
While operating in New Madrid he was
known as G. w. Wilson. He sold sewing
machines, married wife, and contracted
numerous debts. Abandoning both the
debts and the wife, he went to Helena, Ark,
and there married another wife and con
tractcd more debts, and abandoning them,
h" went to Little Rock, Ark. This was in
1874 He sch up as sewing machine agent
and contracted more debts; Whether be took
another wife or not is unknown; but one
fine morning he and span OF horses, line
spring wagon, andtwo new sewing machines
were missing.
Parton was next heard Of as sewing
machine operator in Minden, La. Soon
after his arrival there he won the affections
Of charming widow of not over twenty
years, and after making her his wife he
contracted debts to the amount OF $1,000
He then fled. When he was caught in
Shrlbyville he was about to take another
wife.
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Corpse ON . 0Prse.
,urom the Kansas City Times.

.. IN. I,eayenwofth I TALL, blonde
.,h au,' Henry Arnold Green, who, BY the
YOU'VE ymse of 6ia little pistol and his VIVA,
Ie' I',Isn tp snrees. made himself famous III
ut;."n eni, 'iIy about a year ago. He Is part
'nia ,,sr u.'o Of the Leayenworth Appeal. he re-
Ceiyes regularly large income lron !hs h.s
English estate, which nc oevo'0I mD M",dav w. av
sratjdcation of his whips. on monuay
i'st Green felt more than usually lunhy
iIs' TIA had seen a funeral procession, ana IL
n,eased him to have little funeral an W
himself. Having first secured tiie services
Of backman, he directed him TO drlVe 70
an Undertaking establishment, ana there ae
"raerrd a hearse and horses and an empty
''lrlu Ths coffin was put into the vehicle, but
h.fore the doors were closed, the English
n.n said that it was his pleasure to "get
IN ,bere himself" After instructing the
harkmao to follow a certain line OF process
Chm NJ a giyen distance from the hearse, ne
cr,wlel ora, inside, and, lying down beside the
on,,n lighted cigar. The procession then
moved OF to Cherokee street, at funeral
n.ce th, hearse in front, the hack follow
inc AS they went down Cherokee street
awards the river, the knight of the black
numes produced two bottles OF whisksy,
which he placed alongside Of the coffin,
and proceeded to wind up two days spree.
Presently they came in contact with large
crowd who were on their way to attend a
festival, and who made comments on the
strange funeral procession. The English
corpse becoming anxious to know by what
authority he was delayed on the highway
called loudly for the driver TO stop awhiie,
anl, with a loud crash, forced portion oI
lis BODY through one of the large oval
papos Of glass on the side of the hearse.
The crowd couldn't stand a corpse breaking
out Of its coffin, jumping through the side
OF the hearse, and calling for the driver to
stop further proceedings. They fed in al
directions After once more getting INSIDE
the author of the adventure was driven TO
Shawnee street, and then he returned the
hcalse and coffin to their owner.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-13
. O,,y lryAas..rs Posssr.

A hotel ghost comes under the official
head of inn-spectres.
A man of miens-The physiognOmist.-
"New York Commercial Advertiser"
Joseph Row. with J. W. Canary, clothier,
41G Market street.
And now comes Boston woman who, to
out-do her fashionable sisters with their
twenty button gloves, has invented and
wears forty button stockings.
l. f. Adair, Fourth and King streets.
Beds renovated.
A plucky Maine woman had twenty four
teeth extracted tho other day without using
anasthetics of any kind. But her vsice ever
since has been "false set-ob; one-"New
York Commercial Advertiser"
No necessity to buy clothing ready made
that don't fit, when you csa 20 to DeWoli
and have suit made to order At near the
same price.
Books, stationery, magazines and news
papers at Hyan's Centennial News ONCE.
G07 Market street.