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NEWSPAPERS.
THE WEEKLY SUM
1870. NEW YORK. 1870

Eighteen hundred and soventy-six m IN
Centennial year. 1t 10 also the year in whia4
an Opposition House Of Representatives, th
irst sinoe the war, will bst power at Was1
ington; and the year OF the twenty third elsa
rlon Of President Of the United StatsA An
of these events are sure to be Of great inferred
and Importance, especially the two latterj and
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Grants administration; and Will, it is to b
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New Postage Law.
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ollowing official circulars
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A Young Man A. oidentally Shoots
and Kills His Brother.
IFrom the Detroit + roe Press.


A terrible death from accidental shoot
ing occurred on the Sth inst, a tew miles
north OF The village OF Dundee, Monroe
County. Two brothers, Thomas and
William Richardson, were out bunting.
Thomas climbed up into tree for some
purpose, probably to secure wounded
bird that had lodged in the branches.
The unfortunate act was not noticed by
his brother, who, seeing the leaves rust
ling, bark falling, etc., concluded some
extraordinary game was screened by
the thick foliage. He accordingly fired
In the direction Of the supposed animal,
but was horror-Struck to see his brother'i
body iall from the tree. The ball entered
the face Immediately below tha left ey'
passing upward into the brain, resulting
| In instant death,
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PERSONAL.

B. s. Blake, corner OF Fourth and Elm,
agent for BuLterick's patterns, accom-
panled by his vile, left ior the Centen.
pial by the B. d Q. this morning AT
O'clock. They will be absent several
weeks.
Mr.. j. Il. Frey, the Fifth-street oystor
and fish dealer, left the city Saturday
for an extended trip East. lie will see
the Centennial aud whatever else is
worth seeing, all the time having an eye
TO business.
The patrons of the dry-goods palace ol
w. IL. Andrews will be glad 10 learn
shat Mr.. w. II. Andrews, who has been
recroating at Lake Chautauqua, Is again
s(rns. hale and hearty, and much I'M
hlogs9 BY his trlRr
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The contracts are for five years. The
specifications hold the contractors to
put the streets In good repair within
ninety days from date OF contract.
There was in ormality In the bids from
the Fourth, Sixth, Seventh, Seventeenth,
Twentieth and 1wenty-tirst Wards.
rne Clerk was directed to readvertise
Tor proposals in those wards. Council
has yet to confirm the contracts.
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At other Points.

CHICAGO, July H-Chicagos 10, Bos-
tons 0, Saturday.
LOUISVILLE, July 17.-Leuisvilles s,
Athletics 8, Saturday.
ST. LOUIS, July list. Louis 2, Hart.
lords 0, Saturday.
MORROW, July H.-Comets, of Nor.
row, o., %; Haymakers, of South Leb.
anon, 16, Saturday.
PIrTsBURG, July 17.-Stars, OF Covlng.
ton, 81; Alleghenies, of Pittsburg, 8, Sat-
urday.
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Go to the New Atlas Hotel, Philadel-
phia, Pa, and avoid the heat and worry,
by living in easy reach of all the Gen.
tennial buildings, and close communi-
cation with the city, by street ears from
its doors.
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A gentleman Of twenty eight married
g &spinster OF sixty-one at Ksene, N. H.,
the other day. What q dear, darling
little pootsey.wOotsey Of q bride she
must be,
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street Repairing Contracts.
At the SATURDAY afternoon session Of
The Board OF Public Works, the follow
ing awards for repairing the streets, ~
districts, were madeI
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BaSe-ball.

On Saturday afternoon the Mutuals Of
New York won the sixth championship
game from the Cincinnati Reds by q
score Of eto6 6. Tue game was an inter.
esting one, being well played on both
sides.
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Children's Lives Saved for so Cenfs.-Ev-
cry case of Group can be cured when first taken by
DR.. TOBIAS'S VENETIAN IMMINENT. War
ranted for % years, and bottle returned II
also cures Diarrhsa, Dysentery, Colic Sore Throat
Cuts, Burns and external pains. Sold BY the Drug
gists. Depot, 10 Park place, New York.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND OPERA-HOUSE.
CITIZENS BENEFITS
To Fourth Of July Sufferers,
p. McGURIN
AMUSEMENTE
MI. EIDENs
Monday, July II, 1870.

Monday, July II, 1870.
A host Of volunteers In an immense bill
ALEX. HAIG, leader of orchestra.
Mr.. w. T. STEVENS with his celebrates
trained dogs, Zip and Romeo.
tINCINNAiI QUARTErTE CLUB,
J. G. Mclaughlin, George ID; NewhaIs
George Fitch, ii. j. WeihereiL
MR.. JOS. ]. DOWLING.
in his celebrated backward shot, shooting 90
apple from the head Of MISS Nora BroadA
well.
MR. JAMES RADCLIFFH,
in his unrlvaled Harmonican Solo.
CINCI MATT QUAnTErTE OLUB,
J. G. Mclaughlin, George D. Newhalk
George Fitch, II. j. Wetherell.
Concluding with (for the first time in thu
city, Fl. 7. Craven's original comedy, In tw4
acts, of the
POST-BOY.
Sir John Bingley, Bart. ME- O. Leste4
Mr.. Bingley, his son.. ....... Alex. Balfou3
Joe Seurritt. post-boy Wilby Frampso@
FUbbs, fOOtm&n. ............,.. Nat Hyau4
fesc0. an agent ................ .J0nn WI eo3
MISS w harton. ........... MRS. lmogene hyan4
Maria. ...........,,... Miss CLARA Angel&
Loot, her maid. Miss Minnie Shsraa
Reserved seats (at Hawiey'sj. .......".fsa
Gaiiery '.......'...... ...''.....-.. .1o1
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A London genius has attached whis-
tie to the end OF nis dogs tail. BY this
arrangement the animal can call his
master,
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NOTICES.

DABIES OF CINCINNATI-Awfnl funny
ID Comic Monthly, ~ Cts, at any news stand.
fe1I.N
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eYs In order to accommodate Eastern Adverts,
ers Ia the STAR. Mr.. C. Duncan Snlfen, NO. ls
Astor House, New York City, has been appointed
puR general and spec,Al Agent for the Eastern
btates. This will be branch otce OF me STAR,
eontraots on our behalf and receipt sl collections
therefor In our name.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-01-05

DY virtue &C certain Deed ~ Trus,
Id made BY James y. Thompson, on the
Tth dry of March, 1872. b. secure - T.. n.
nin,apng on account ~ certain indebtedness
therein menliounl the aid deed being duly
reronlcd IN Deel ~ Trust and Mortgage
Book No. I, pages i0l and iOl u the 81.
cords - tppiah county, State of Ni .sissippi
The undersieusd vii procccd % scl b. tho
highest bidder CO. caah. ~ publn cutlery At
the Courthouse door on
J1NTIRY I'm, S7G,
"a u O'Clock. the following described proper.
%, to-Wit. Tho southeast quarter ~ south
ea-t quarter northelHt quarter Il southeast
quarter south v eat quarterof southeast quar-.
t,r. section thirty three also the nrrthWe.t
quarter II southwest quarter ~ scctiou TWEEN
ty-l1uf, township nine, range seven e.,st, you-
tanning nue hunared and sixty acres moro ur
lcss The title b. the above property !. b..
lieyed a. b. gual. bot | .htll only convey
only such title e. j. vested VI ne -. trustee.
Hazlehur.t Me, Jan q 1916
L. l.. BRITAIN. Trustee.
nuE ~
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-01-05

Last Monday the citizens Of Co
piah county bid farewell to those OF
ice holders, of the Radical pcrsua-
sion, who have held sway over our
people for the last two years, against
their wishes. A. each would take
his line OF march from tho offices
which they had occupied, u Sigh OF
relief would escape from those
around because our oppressors were
leaving place and power. We bid
them farewell. We cannot shed
tears over their departure. CO t.
Your different abode-, behave your.
selves, and m the future never as
pare 10 any position which Won have
10 accept against the wishes of your
race.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-01-05
Vice Pres dent Iu'sIsoa's
Bsrfh

We stated that the Vice President
was born m Gypsy camp. This
statement having been denied, We
take occasion To reiterate IL. Ii II
literally true. There were in Stat
ford county, n. II. :, early IN the cen
fury, two wandering tribes of rowing
vagabonds, who dwelt in huts and
tents and travelled from place 90
place picking mp scanty subsistence
by making baskets, and ekeing out
their uncertain existence by fortune
telling, tinkering, etc. To one of the
tribes the Colbaths belonged, and in
their hut the departed statesman of
New England was born.-Uuca OBJ
server.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-01-05

The attention of parents is direct.
ed TO the advertisement OF the Hazle.
hurst Male aud Female Academy,
10 be found In another column. Mr..
Head comes among Us highly recon-,
mended as a gentleman of the best
education, being a graduate of the
Indiana University. Mr.. Parish !,
too well aud favorably known in thi.
community TO need any commenda.
tion from us. The lateness OF the
hour prevents a more extended no
tioe.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-01-05
8ii.d FaHs,sv Concert.

4 blind family will give concert
at the Courthouse on Friday night
ncNt,at halfpast seven O'Clock. They
are giving concerts for the purpose
of pi..u funds with which 10 start
q broom factory at N,>-ou. Tho
factory viii Ice a great benefit 10 our
county, and DO ulcs that, IL will Ice
au act ct charity 20 give these people
"A start in the world. and the concert
should bc well patronized. Aimi,
SION 30 cents; children half pncc.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-01-05

DIR. Cummings, the celebrated lee.
turcr on the phenomena ct phvsIog.
nomv, will deliver free lecture tins
evenings "a II O'clock, az the M,tho-
hist church. DIR. Cummings comes
warmly recommended hy the press
ct tho country as master Of the
subject. Should be equal or even
approximate the encumiums be
slowed upon lis knowledge we are
assured ot an Interesting and scion.
tii~ exposition ct those facial cN.
prc,sions by which tho student of hu.
man nature is guided ia analvziug
human character. Ills differences
and deductions will bc illustrated by
likCuc.sc>, COMPRISING ia number one
hundred u the most prominent char
act,r~ that have figured in the annals
OF the world. Ills contrasts. show
ing the influence OF temperament
upon the face aud how detected. form
a most interesting theme. differences
drawn from the eve. nose and mouth
will hc illustrated in a manner 10
demonstrate thc uueaing truth OF
these guides in estimating human
character. All of his topics are pro-
in>ely illustrated with types Of char.
acter at once recognizable by the stu
dent of history and current events.
As the subject is new in this country,
and only OF late been gvicn the at
teutlon of scientists, We hope a large
audience will greet DIR. Cummings.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-01-05

a DIFFICULTY occurred IN n drink.
ing saloon in Jackson, on Christmas
morning between Mr.. J. j. Rhorhaeh-
or and Mr.. Warren Stewart and a
man by the name Of Cameron, IN
which Mr.. Rhorbacher shot Mr..
Stewart in the arm and thigh. Mr..
Rhorhachcr surrendered himself 10
the authorities, and was admitted to
bail IN the sum Of one thousand dol
lars.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-01-05

ON Monday. the 3rl INST, there
was "a change "a the Schedule u tho
y. o., -. l.. & &. Rai'nul Trains
now pass this point a follows: Mail
train going north Ia "a. m, mail
train going south Isl n. IN, express
train going north $40 =. m, express
train going south lis =. ~.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-01-05

ACCORDING Co Gen. Sherman's OIL
cial report, the army Of the United
States consists Of ! $40 officers and
2I,O3l enlisted men-or about six.
teen men 10 every officer. Among
the reform measures contemplated,
Is the reduction Of the army aud the
correction OF the abuses here men.
tIoned.-Clarion.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-01-05
Military for .Tssssssipsf.

We copy the following from the
topiah llorald Of last SATURDAY:
Collector of Internal Revenue
~haughuessy, az Jackson, Miss. tole-
graphs the Commissioner that bis
deputy, Nv. n. Redmond. had been
driven from his office aud home. and
from county ia his division, while
dierharg.ug III, official duty, Is arm
cd bodies who pabhcly DEFY the an
thority OF the United States and
threaten o. resist. III Redmond can
nnt discharge rs duty without Mil.
tary Iutcr'crgucc instruct me"
Ia reply ths Commissioner t,le-
grphed: Is ypur eyiignc, positive
~ l'rdmoud- pursuit rs armed bod.
ir~, How npmcruu. are they anil
,1W large % force 10 you r,quirc!'
~ thje Collector Shaushuc-sy re-
Piled: Evidence j. positive. Rcd
mound was notified by the Mayor oi
Summit, Pike county, b leave NJ
once, ~ he could not protect him.
Auc d bodies Of 80 % Is men assert
be- cannot remain IL the division. 4
commissioned officer and twenty-five
soldiers stationed al Liberty. Amitc
county. and instructed ts support
him Tor thirty days, Or until the &C
Tending parties are arrested, would
be sufficient. Cavalry fTrterrcd. "a,
an escort could accompany him un a
tour through tic lad counties and
have a good effect
The papers in the case were sub
mitted 10 President Grant, who al
rccted The military officer command.
my the Department of the South "a
furnish sufficient force of cavalry to
enable the proper officers To collect
the Revenue.
Great God. Cannot the Radicals
and Carpet haggcrs BE- satisfied with.
ont they can ct troops sent 60 the
State If Mississippi Ii Mississippi
was rid Of their vile and damuahlc
presence, tins cry oftroop. for Nj,
sissippi would cease. There - no
need for troops in this State. The
civil authorities are fully able o. ear
~ out the law, and are willing e. sec
that il j. ohcycd. II'c copy the tol-
lowing dispatch from the New or
leans Bulletin ia regard O. the driv
ing Of Redmond from hi~ district:
NICKsBURa. DEc. go special Ia
the Herald, from Summit, the plac,
To which troops were ordered, say.
there has been ne armed baud al
men IN Summit AT anytime. We'd
nesday before Christmas several
young men from Amitc county, on a
drunken spree, talked good deal
about Redmond, intending 10 annoy
and irightcn him. Redmond had d
difficulty with one Of the men hc be
came frightened, and tclcgraphcd Ton
troops. The dispatch says the citi
zens Of Summit are able and willing
Ia protect Redmond IN the discharg,
Of his duties.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-01-05

oN Christmas morning, in Jackson
Nick. Jones colorcd, killed another
negro by the name of Handy Cornc-
"a with brick bat. Jones was mr.
rested and lodged 10 Jail.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-01-05

ABouT half past two o'clock Mon.
day morning freight train No. @.
ran on the track two miles below
Wcsson, wrccking five cars, three OF
which contained mules. Five mules
killed outright aud three cars shivcr.
cd 10 atoms. The wreck DELAYED
the morning down passenger train
several hours.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-01-05

A TERRIBLE hurricane took place
in the PHILIPPINE Islands on the 3Oth
OF November in which $50 lives wer,
LOST $500 dwellings destroyed
many cattle killed, aud the crop.
were entirely destroyed.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-01-05

To or former Clerks, Mcssrs.
Ard anl Ellis, We take the liberty To
tender the thanks OF the citizens at
Copiah county for their past services.
Numorc efficient clerks ever handled
the records Of Copiah county.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-01-05

\ physician OF our town, famous
for hi- appetite, was summoned 10
the country not long since. The ease
required his presence over night. On
leaving the following morning he
wa. invited aud, after much persua-
sion, consented To partaks Of "A snack
something 10 stay his stomach, YOU
know. The unreasonable hour of
the morning and his hurry to depart
rendered IL impossible Ia prepare a
warm breakfast. The lady of the
house, however, placed before him
such cold viand> A. her Harder iurn-
i-hcd. Aitcr eating six quarts Of
chickcn-ple, twelve biscuit with hon
cy, four glasses Of butter.milk aud
six cups OF coffee as Intersticial ill.
ing, he arose. rcmarking "it would
stay him until breakfast. She leaned
against the door casing wrapped in
the gloomy endeavor to draw a line
between "a snack and stufiing, and
shade of sadness suiluscd her face
at the futile attempt.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-01-05

FATAL AocDENr.-Wc regret 10
learn that Mr.. j. Ii. Scay, Of Rankin
county was killed ON Christmas day,
by being thrown from his horse. lie
was riding on the railroad track, and
The horse taking fright, ran into a
calvert killing both lnstantly.-[Cla.
rion.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-01-05

Tar VIcksburg Herald has "a two
column description Of the turnout Of
Santa Klaus and his Klan. From
the description il must have been
magnificent.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-01-05

THE steamboat Fort Gibson, ply
ing between Memphis and Pine Bluh,
Ark, struck snag and sunk, ou the
9th, ult., ia Bayou Metre Cutoff.
She lies in six foot water.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-01-05

\ forNG lady, Miss Margaret J,
Tennyson, "a graduate from the Up.
Per High School in New Orleans, r..
fuses to accept 81 dcploma signed
by the negro Brown and hrs school
Board. lIurrah for thu, Dung lady.
She has the right kind 81 pluck.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-01-05
FoR UNrrrp STATES SENAruR.
GEN. ]. Z. GEORGE,
OF lIinls

TuE Steamboat, James Howard.
brought into New Orleans, one day
last week, 7, 400 bales Of cotton. 4
pretty good load for n small boat.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-01-05

Next Monday night being the
night for the installation of officers,
every member Of lIazlehurst Coun.
ell No. 4, Y. of T. are requested Ia
be ia attendance. BY order Of the
Council. G.. I. IIowARD, Sec'y.
Hazlohurst, Jan. (, 1876.