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DOMESTIC PORTS,
In,,rad Of impure croton. use AroLlmAas

Free -curser from Rl,ums sm and Cont by - persia
VERNE, 49,, ~ AKAhs GNsaE TONIC. - ere iltyral fairs,
OK, ,it ~ I'D Headache I.ky yi,lu 10 a, and i rvty
chsrA, B irr.rs Titn cut constituting tie bowels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-16
LARGE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION IN SOUTH
CAROLINA.

COLUMBIA, S. C., Aug. l5.-Ihc State Demo-
cratic Convention met in State House tonight IL is
tho largest and most influential cody OF white citizens
ever assembled in the stats 1860 Every county
represented II probable that Ui Democratic ticket
VIII be pit IN the flcld.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM sANTO DOMINGO tSc.-Ta steamship Tybee. Aug.
l5-Eu-cnr Garido d. Capotc. A. Crosby. wife c!nt
servant, .. Bartlett and wife 1ho- i.tig"M
Mrs Tanks and children. Mrs. Frank smith end children Il
Morales. vifc and children A = Beby Pedro VIM Cantos
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WAGNER PERFORMANCE POSTPONED.


The performance OF "Siegfricl' at the Wag-
ncr musical festival has been postponed un'i TOMORROW
on account Of the udsposon OF Herr Hcz, VINO Is sur
fr!tug from hOr,tness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-16

CONNECTICUT DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
Hartford, Conn.,, Aug. 15.-The Connecu-
cur Democratic Convention has been called TO meet IN
this city on Wednesday, sept. q.
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MIDNIGHT WEA1HER REPORT
LncAL OBSERVATIONS.

For me N,dgie States aud Ne,c-Eng0nd rising bdroW-
cer cOO'cr prrEGtg 10 CdsterfB TDds, hrHHhhD t'fW
trchcr ,Jfept possibly areas GiCdJ ne Htddf ~
Unite cOust
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PRIMARY ELECTIONS IN BROOKLYN.

cans within reach Of the call may participate In select
ing delegates TO the State Convention,
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BILLS Ind ONER.

NUMBER THAT WERE PASSED. by ONLY ONE
HOUSE OF CONGRESS OR WERE REPORTED FROM
COMMITTEE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-16

WASHINGTON, Aug. 15.-Among the more
important bills passed by the House this session but
which 20 over until next Winter the Senatc's calcu-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-10-10

How TO Stock AN AQUARIUM-Two
hsh to a gallon of water. is about the right
proportion F; aud with a number of snaiIs to
cat up the refuse ADD keep things he,lthfullv
clean. They are troublesome creatures. from
propensity they have to crawl out of the
aquarium and perish of thirst on the parlnr
carpet; but as their rate of progress is slow.
n little 1udicious poking and replacing will
keep them within bounds. and their value 40
scaTeneers is SO great that no tank fourishes
without them.
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September 70. /
Grange Mixture.

'j'HIS valuable FeriiI zer il manufactured nv the
i old and reliable ~!'atNpeco Guann Co., OF Bal
tiinore- uunCr the immediate supervision of their
Chenl;et, DE- G A t'iebig. II EaH in tFoduccd by
them about three years ago to meet :hE general
demand Tor = low priced bu; genuine and reliA5le
Ferliliz r II has proved an entire SUCCESS, and
the demand for 1t hSs 40 increased. that last year
the sR!Es amounted to 1910 Tons II ia rich in
all the elements of plant life which the science and
art of man can supply. and contains no sand por
aoy"tne' Va!u"less matter. While rot containip1
SO lsrSe a per ccntage of Ammoni. as mn.t of tbe
nigh priced FcrtiiiZers. it has nearly double d.
quantity Of Bone Phosphate OF Lime in a decom.
posed and available form which m.kes 1t mo re-
permanent In effect and consequently Of greater
value 70 the farmer than the high priced and hi.b.
" 9h'non lated ~articles. Weinvite farmers 10 call
Had examine the sample We have at our w,ra
house wASHISGTOS a 7 rppr CT
August !, 1876.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-10-10

THE PRIDE OF BATTERY B.

South MOuntuin towerec upon cur right,
Far off tue Iver lay,
Aud over on the wooded height
We held their lines at bay.
At last the nutterir g ours " ere sim,
The dsy did slow and wsn.
AZ last he gunrers pipes do fl,
The se;sean;'s vars BEGAN.
Wen. as the Wild n moment blew
ASIDE t 9 f-aearr faoa.
Our b1ervoods raised. WITHIN our visw
a title ma'Gen sfocd.
4 shy tot f SIX II sevc-,
Fen fres;Ic 'resa size seemed.
tos such q 7ltt' G one il heaven
Orc soldier -fscu drrcmcd.l
AMI. IS We slared. Ter little hand
Went to her eu-lv head
II grave salute: "And who are you p
AT lerRth the sergeant said.
"A,d where's your home p he growIed again
She Ii~psd on. "wh" is re9
Wy. d.: you <uoWf TN little Jane.
TIE Pr ie of Battery u.
II home Z WAY. that was burned q sy,
AID ps and ma are dead.
And 80 I ride She guns Al! Day
Anog vi S'rEeau' Nei.
Aud Pvs = drum l ats roy y toy.
= crp with fe.t1eIS. toe.
Anc n.aTc. beside drummer boy
Ca Su7G"YS AT re.i-w;
Bat 'O~ .ur 'b4c.4's Ali give ont,
Tie me-. can't naye-ihe:r suIok-.
and SO they're or ,even Nod
Won't piay with TIE aud joke.
"Ahd bug CoIoucl said. to-dsy-
l hsI- t. ..eGr Lin swear
He'd give = .eg tor a good pipe
1iSS Tia Tack sad nv.r tIre-e.
AID &c L aazg - e. oe2. the G-u,u,
Aad ! ( - gu Sill
E-,rss" 1aaa.t. = se.,L Aa= come
O!S -ere -c' oss Eac il.
"a. o-..s..s 4rss, Yaukes nsn.
Tou give nau s.'Ius Lree Jsc&.
R"As- 1,-.Tn7. "a Ee: syne a2Aln
III .use-I DTIrE II b4cK.
'Ial-eu 1 wu; 80, HsG-.ays Ds-
4 10 "sas I-aJ
H+i |s TIA - -.
A.: r4:- afs--
y ...
s4
N ' st.r6
SO
'.~."a .-.s - ..~n
ar>--z Sc. .l,E e,
G-:- "4sA, .c4Oe
Saul ..4t-~ ,Au t..en
*e.~v-- 81. z"-u-n.x
..e' - - u.u.
."-, x Co.'S "a. I s,.nt-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-10-10

CCF O'HS 4cIOs
wnLIAMH ROBERTS. Plain-1
tlf,
Against SIS cu.Scrpx
REBECCA FERRY, Agnes {.
Roberts. Lemon Roberts, James
Young ard Mary his wife, Ed
nCnd H.. Roberts. Harrison
Selbert and EiIzaberh mis- wife,
Charles Sutton, and Francis
Miller and Elizabeth his wife,
tine l2st TWO uaIned heing only
heirs of Sarah Roberts, dec'd0
Joan Sutton and Hester his
wife,, joseph Rheims and
James L. Roberts, D~sfehdanIs.J
TENf!E object of this surf is to obtain 81 partition
OF the Farm owned by the Iate William
RUberts, IN the Bill mentianed.
II appearing. on Affidavit filed in this suit, that
the Defendant Lemon RoIeIIs, Is not q resident
CT the Stale of West Virginia, he is hereby re-
CURED to appear Within four weeks after the
date of the first publication of thls order, and
do what Is necessary to protect bis interests in
this matter.
A d 1t is further ordered that a copy of this
or1er shall he published ones n week, for fOuT
successive weeks. III the spirit of Jefferson, n
n newspaper published Ill this County, and also
posted Mt the front door of the Court-HOuse of
tie said County, at least twenty da,s before
Decree Is rendered.
ROBERT r. BROWN,
Clerk OF the Circuit Court.
d. B. Lucas, u. q.
September 10, lS76-4t.
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FIELD ARB FiREsiDE.

BEES On A SMALL. SCALE.-There are
many "DusehVid"r> whose means will not eu,
sole them I" Gay a COW, or provide keeping
ior "er We're they IN possession OF Que. But
they msy be equal To the purchase OF q colo
ny OF bees ana provide hives for the swarms
resulting tnrretr"m. Bees, like other stock.
require pa-iuraze. bug, uuIIke horses. cattle
ami sh'eP. I cy are free c"mnnner-, ranging
at Will III search al stores. nor eau they be ar
rested aud punished f"r their Intrusion ON
premises, alias their owners A single colo
ny "i bees, III good condition in the spring.
may be c"unted npna double or treble their
numbers IN a single SEASON, securing amp.e
It 'res t"E winter consumption. while supply
Ing a gratifying surplus each autumn for
household uses ThIs accumulation will prove
mort acceptable In families, especially while
the price "t hn'tar rules So high a. to place il,
beyond the reach of those not blessed with
elongated aud pietburic curses TRY > COLONY
OF bees rs an experiment - He.tcru Ru1GI
P~ERsPIRATiuN. he unpleasant, uiar pr,,-
duced by rer-P'ra.,''" = 'rrYnrn.,y the source
OF Ve6aitun t. per>UI- wm" are -%IrIact 10 II
Nothing Is simpler thsn 10 Temnre t.,is ndur
much more chcctuasIy than 10y tue application
OF such cUstiy uoguuht~ aud perfumes as are
IN USE IL lS-ouiy necessary To- procure come
OF the comp"und >pirIt< OF 2mmunIs. and nut
about two rabiesP,ph>tul tn a basinn of water
Washing the face and entire BODY with TIN.
leaves tho skin as clean. ><eet snd fresh az
one could wish Tne wash Is perfectly harm.
less aud very cheap. It IS Recommended ON
the authority OF an experienced physician
To CLEAN iR"S KETTLES TIE taste If
IRON which Is cammun'.%seJ :" fnII 81 ,ke,i
IN ne" iron Vessels. NY n. revealed ny tn,,
lowing the sabj Hr"t i.r.,ssr--: Fin The yes
sci with dry nag. riur 'ser it boxing water
until II Is fut'. audi les t t,Ii 8! iay rbcn
empty the ve,-e, aud s-e,>. it th,ro,r .b;y.
with clean, fire.. nr-nitags or fresh lard
repeat the pr'cF>, uurtt no more grease is ab-
eoroed then wash 1t clan, and use it two or
three times for cooking fat meats. By ,ha.
time anything can be cooked 10 it without
being tinctured with the extract of iron.
Boiled BaEAD PUDDING -Crumb your
stale bread in a pudding pail, and cover with
sweet milk. aud set by the stove to warm and
soften Then to every quart of the mixture
aod Two "ell-beaten eggs cup of sugar, aud
handful OF raisOns, or sweet, dried fruit of
any Kind Do not have your pail full, as it
needs some room to rise Put the cover on
tightly, and set it in boiling water, and do
Dot allow it TO stop boiling till done. IF Won
try that ouce you will never make a baked
pudding again
How TO STocK AN AQuARIUM.-Two
hsh to a gallon of water, is about the right
proportion aud with a number of snails to
cat up the refuse and keep things he,lthfully
clean. They are troublesome creatures. from
propensity they have to crawl out of the
aquarium and perish Of thirst on the parlnr
carpet !; but as THAR rata of nrnnro.n IL slm
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FERTILIZER s.

As prepared to furnish for the fal! trade. stan
dard Fertllizers such Hs Turner'S. Oher's.
persons in need OF such goods to give Us a sRl be
fore purchasing-wiIl keep . STOCK on hand
Aug. ~. 1876. JAS. La W. o & CO.
FILE PArer', CoTers and SIicers. 70, sale hy
"a JAS. LAW. & co.
( ES, "Berea, - Tor sale nv
- JAS. Law. q 4 co
'IIMoTHY SEED so Bushels Timnthy SEED.
LOT sale by JAS. LAW. HoOFF / C. {.
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- Ten cents a bushel is the Texas price
tor corn, the Purchaser to gather it.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,

Jefferson County, to-wi.
II Rules held in The Clerks Office of the
Circuit Court of jefferson County, Septen.-
Der Gil, 1876:
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chow HIGH ISL DAT FOR HIGH? n

'INhE undersigned having taken ont license ne
i Anstiorecr. offers his services in that capac.
any point in the county, at prices to suit the
tunes Orders addressed to me at Charlestown
will receive prompt attention.
GEO. w. HENSON.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.


IN end after April Let, 1870. ioteEG, sssoci-
" aring mr. Robe: u. niiehelI with me.and t.,a
nrug BGssuc'E heretofore conducted un6er the
aAme Of Geo. T. Light, will be coatiu ued under
the name and style Of
LIGHT & MITCHELL.
Tn" n~eNfrmtake !his opportunity to extend a
cordiN! md hospithhle invitation TO every per,or
wHhing anything In the line of Pure Drurs Medi.
cinef, &c, and guarantee EAtisEactioB both N quail
ny anu P''ss. LIGHT 4 MITCHELL.
Having made a chan ge in my SusincSs. Twill be
glad for al! that know themselves indebted to cal
APriI4. is76. GEj.T. LIGHT.
z STITCH IN TIME SAVES NINE.
'fNHE Singer Sewing Machine makes a: a G!oz
rate OF speed, s"J Stitches a minute. Think
o. the time saVcd In the lifetime of an average
"est VIZ man snd buy 4 Sinsr from.
La7e 90, 1876. A. ". HAWKS.
DEIEkISS' Patent Vented NurscrT B5ttI. h.. al
Vantaees over all oiherF. 1t being socoustructed
thAt The vent can he regulated, thus insuring the
perfect control of The supply Of milk, IL EIsn Al.
lows the child tonurse naturally and prevents Wind
ny ana often severe sickncsS. Physicians all over
the couotry are recommending this bottle. C live II
a trial just received by
ERENFIELD's Hor.e and Cattle PoEdnrNfr..
from all mineral medicines. yet 80 compound.
ca OF various roots, herbF, barks, &c, as TO be
prompt IN i~iIeffects and able 10 give relief in All
u proLnihsni diseases of the horse, Tor sale nv
DREPARED Mustard ers0,un.r;oI 10 I'm
4 mon mustard Plaste.s, always ready for i'm
meaiAfe use, clean And not Liable TO change.
9ay :isio- c F.. ELLER :
So F1AM-'tronger than any Yeast or Baking
- F0Edsr IN the world. Light and nutritionS
h1eao: bisouIl and CAEes made with it with but lit
CENTRNNIAL TIE. Bitters. for the cue Of DTs.
pepsla' Constipation, Headache, Les Of Ap-
: July II, 1876
EMoN FIGs.-A pleasant, safe and eaectuAl
II remedy for Constipation Of the Bo~eIs. For
sae oy &. z. BELLER.
Diarrhea Ni<'ure. prepared from
- the original Formula, the most FfFectDal rem-
edy in Csc for Dinrrhea AID all bowel affections,
70 BE- bad at C. f. BELLER'S.
L mended for Dyspepsia. Liver ComplSint. &c,
for sale by c. T. BELLER.
EoSDENSED blk. Eagle Brand, the best made,
~ to be had at C. E.
July IL. 1876.
WANT to buy Tallow, Hog Hair, Old Iron and
i B0nes; will pay Cash OF Trade
in YESTERDAY,
Feb- :, 1876. Tin ard Stove Hous=.
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SPECIAL notice.
OF LIGHT.

PERFECTION OF LIGHT.
The on:y Absolutely Safe n!Uminator to use in
any Lamp.
1T CANNOT BE EXPLODED.
Elaine, the family safeguard, Warden ( Oxu.rd.
Pit;sburg. For sale BY
Nov. 81, 1875. GEO. w. r. KEARsLEY.
CREEPERS, a very useful Invention for boots
coms and shoes no." to prevent slipping on ice, when it
Jan. II. 1875. JAS. LAW. HooFF SEQ
FRUIT JARS.-hta on's-conceded TO be the
sale by JAS. Law. HOOFF & co.
SINGLE and Double Shovel. Iron Beam and
- Steel Shovel PIoushs; Cast Steel Single and
Double Shovets for sale by
poPPLEIN,s silioatsd superoPho.pbate CT
L Lime. Call and examine CIRCULAR.
MAY 2. lS76. JAS. LAW. OOF & co.
pLoUGHS.-If you need a Two Horse Plough.
wsrran'0d t" please or no sale try the HeOk-
May Is. 1875. JAS. LAW. HoOFF & co.
NAlLS NAILS !!-Sow receiving a Iarge stock
~ Male which we are selling At reduced rates.
ASTERNS and Lantern Globes, cheapest in
APriliI, 1876; jas. Law, HooFF X co.
TEA Pans and Coffee Potp, Stow P ms and Tin
April ii lsI6. JAS. LAW. HooFF s co.
ono LBS of Butter Wanted. at tn. market
1,SIIlN price, DIS. HUGHES.
TINwARE, in various articles. for SALE bv
VASES Beautiful sets for sale by
May 80. is7s. D,s HUGHES.
A Shingles, and Pine and Oak PLANK ard
raining Lumer. for sale by.
march :. ISIS. JAS.L Law HOOFF & co.
TRY HAINEs' Five Cent Havana Cigsr,. if Won
i wish a good smoke,
Iuae %. lS7i.
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Whoi-sni' p ice, : 10 90 per dog. Halt doz. I 81:
Bvys S;8.s : I2.nU per dozen Halt duzen $500 ;
RstHII price Meme SO each; Boys IS each
] furni-h the anne shirts, finished in the best
scented by the above cut Cuff are made. Sleeves
cIt. the shir.s can ba finished by any one compe-
tent TO se~ a straight sea m as il is only necessary
the aide seams.
f w KEARsLEY.
S.o,enb.r 10 1876
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GROVER & BAKERS
NEW and Improved Sc ring Machines. such ss
~ have been selling at S65. 90, reduced to 2 q. 100.
NnU o ,@is by GEO w :. K~EARsLEY.
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Wv HI III4 . NIVIEI
and will there msnurtcturc WopIcn Gund. on m
increased scale having greater frc!!itlrs and mnre
Improved Mac hluCry 6CsidsH full r0rys ofC0mpc
tcat wOTkrnen. Every article heretofore ua Sutac-
turcd under my supnrvision will, in iny rrercmt
estHb.iIhImcnt bc produced in greater perfection,
and will compare f:Vornbly with tie beet ia hric-
lam III the nNrhet for Wool, sad will purcha-r
at the Factory Hnd through my 4 gentSin Charles
low NesHrs- Duxe 4 Gailaher- s,lmw in the high
est market price If more convenient tr nav Old
cust"mers ~h" may hesire to rxchA &c Wool for
Goods to deliver the n DOL in ChAriestown, II-s-r-
Duke b GalIaher are authorized to receive aui
receipt for the earne-
. Inform alton \ = to prices. &C., may he had ny
addressing me at Hableto ~n. OF my Agents at
ChErlesIown
Thankful for the very liberal patronage hereto
Gnre extended me. ] trust TO merit, by careful at
tcatiCn to 5rsin-ss, the manufacture of superior
goods and lay moderate chArges, a continuance Of
the good will ami customOf old frienda ana 4 trial
by new ones. A. ia
May 20, 1874.
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TESTIMONIALS

playing, u IL arranged a. a receptacle for mu,I,.
itie neat hGturn, beautifully carved And arranged
upon the front Of the organ
TESTIMONIALS;
Prof. John b. Rowland, musicGI insiruc, TOR NJ tho
Arlington NJ. r. Church ch"ir, save:
The PhrIor Organs manufactured by the Grin
Organ Company. Uf this place, are among IN,
s~eetest ia tone OtBny IhaVc ever heard. In styIC
equal"
From the Washington Sfar:
''On exhibition in one Of the large show vindoV,s
OF Cnt"mi"s. Cole h ThumPGon's store 10 an ,m.
proved rtyIe 0i Organ manufactured by the Gem
organ Company. OF WAshiuyto.. The rnsrs ~,
Of solid walnut ETtiStiraIly finished and ipinrd
together ia she mOst thorough manner. Tn: Wood
work evidently shove the mRS,er hand OF ~. skiII,d
Tnccnnntc. The mu"icnl qualities of the organ, 90
we are informed by an accomplished nuEiriau, arc
not exc eedrd by the best instruments of the kind
in USE. ii Is furnished with right G:ops which oivo
II tuii EcOpc in the mort difficult piece Of mupic
The action cOnsists Of two and one IbSII pets If
reeds. 80 arranged TINT the ~ElighteEt deEeCt can he
cH-ilv reached and repaired. The organ Il nlso
suPplied with a patent music rack, which hesldes
being ornamental. Is of great convenience IN tho
pcTtnTmcr. In rOnTiusinn. We can saw without
prejudice, that the Gem Organ for behury o( etVIe.
hAndsome finish and excellent musical oua iities'
has no superior"
no. WRITTEN WARRANTED FOR FIVE
YEARS ACCOMPANIES E GEM PARLOR
RGA SOLD.
Address. for terms.
Gem Organ Company.
p. c. Box 1877, wArhinFtop,
February s. IsT6-Iy. New Jsr,sy,
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LIGHT Il MITCHELL.

Tn" ncNfrmtakc !his opportunity to extend a
cordial nUd noe pitshle invitation TO every persor
thing anything IN the line of Pure Drurs. n edi.
cInes, &c and GUARANTEES Gatishction both IN anal.
tty anu P'ies. LIGHT 4 MITCHELL.
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nm end after Aptil lat. 1876. I iuterG, sssoci-
" aring mr. Robe. u ni.cheH with me.and tho
nrug BGssuc'E heretofore conducted under the
aAme of Geo. T. Light, will be Continued under
the Eame and styie Of
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Change ofLocltion.
WOoLIN G ODE.
S%IIANN0NRALE FACT0RY,

THE undersigned respectfully innrms his fur
L niGr customers AID the public generally that
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The Patent Music Rack on IN,
GEM ORGAN

l" by far the greatest convenience &" porformers
that has yet been Invented BeSid=s tie uts while
PLAYING II IL arranged a. a receptacle for mu.I,,
III a neat tixturc. beautifully carved and arranged
upon the front Of the organ
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Having made a change in my busincps. Twill be
glad for al! that know themEeITes jpdebted IN e. II
end settle. a. l ara Ia need Of money.
April :. 1876. E6. LIGHT
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WANT to buy TaIIow, Hog Hair, Old Iron and
i Bones; will pay Cash OF Trade
J-H. EGSTERD4Y,
Feb-s. 1876. Tin ard Stove Houss.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-05-25
LATEST NEWS.

The New Jersey Democratic Cor
vention, which met last Tuesday, IA
vors Parker for President
The commencement exercises OF the
Southwestern Baptist University viii
take place during the coming week.
No action viii be taken by this
Government in the Winslow matter
until Pierrepont reaches London.
Winslow was to have been released,
but by request Of the British Govern
ment he was remanded for eight days
longer.
In the raid by the New York po-
lice last Sunday, nearly Eve hundred
dealers in liquor and lager beer were
arrested at their places of business and
taken to the courts, some Of which
were open all day, and one of them
up to late hour at night.
The Memphis Avalanche says that
Gen Beverly H. Robinson, resident
of that city for several years and pro-
minently known in social circles, is pre-
pairing to sad for Europe at an early
day with view of participating in the
war between the Egyptians and Abys.
sinians-a contest for some time past
progressing with varying results in the
Soudan country, on the borders Of the
upper Nile.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-05-25

Mr. E. A. Collins has on his lot Ia
this place an early May cherry tree
which is something of curiosity. 1t
has been blooming ever since Christ
mas, and now has ripe and green cher
ries and blooms on ii, presenting quite
novel appearance and reminding one
of an orange tree. which, in its native
cline, blooms and bears fruit perenni-
ally.
A man on Capt. Jones's train tried
to shoot that energetic conductor last
Monday. The man being very drunk
Jones took his pistol away from him,
made him behave himself until he
reached this place, when he had to
help him of the train, SO he could
change cars for jackson. Many a
conductor would have "ditched him,
and left him 10 foot it.
No use talking! The biggest, rich
est berries yet received by us were
presented, last Friday, by our good
friend j. T. Anderson, of this place.
We thought DIR. Harris and Mr..
Chapman had reached perfection, but
these were nearly as large as hen eggs,
and rich as they were large. We
don't believe they can be excelled.
Yet, we are willing to receive a few
more in competition, and promise to
be impartial.
Rowell's American Newspaper Di.
rectory for 1876 has reached us, and
is fully up to its former standard. 1T
names S617 publications, an
increase of 2e9 over last year. Since
May 1, 1875, 1866 papers commenc-
ed publication, an average of over
four for each laboring day, and 1897
suspended. In the list we find 4S7
Journals. The Times number $40.
There are 302 Heralds; 29s News;
276 Gazettes; 26S Democrats; 211
Republicans; 219 Presses; 80 Adver-
tisers; 122 Advocates T; lab Couriers
122 Registers; IA Sentinels, and, We
believe, only one EXCHANGE, which
the same is ours.