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Epecial ptspafcA to Ta4 Tribune.
sraiSdP1ELp, ILL.,, Nov. l0.-llc Democrats,
elatcd NJ the tonc nf sonIc private dispatches
tho election of Tlltlcn. Three shots wcrc flrc.,
when contrary reports ra,nc In, und thu firing
abruptly reasetl, aud thu shots already rr1
were credited to the election of Con-
sna o.r sEs"ss, stss wa ,s sps xg
coHtcndtnE that Steward was electrtl this after
noon coslcctltd thu clcctitu of Cullunl l,y 50Ul,
hut returns received here up to tc-ngt, o!ilrlal
aud unofficial. together viii. estimates basc4
oyer 5,ooo anll II will probably exceed 1O00J
Tho Republicans ure very tnncli encouraged over
Tho later rcturns. an tl'c general hclicf Is that
Hayes is elected: ruy nc. Intention to
TO, how tho next Legislature viii prob.
ably stand, as few detailed returns arc
received, aud the contests In several districts are
very close. Allowing for all Democratic claims,
has sixty.ciglls members md the Republican.
from.
COLES AND DOUGLAS.
Special Dttpasch 10 1at T1bkn&
MArrooS, ILL.,, NOV. lu.-Cnlcs County gives
cept Gonsressma!l. T1e following are @ tle oiii. H.
sda' smalott!cs: Hays, lSS; & Guilr",. 60, nYn.
Canvasalng Board ol Douglas County threw
out the Democratic towsl of l3o,E1rlc, iii account
OF neglect Of tho Judges u to swarm Or tn eur-
tify thcir returns, This will secure tic election
Of hundy, Republican, to tho 3tatu Schatc, aud
probably make certain Of twn Republican mrin-
hers Of The uouse fson .the Th!1ty-sccoud Dis
PLANO.
6ptc3dt hspakcA 10 3a4 T1bAHA
l'LANo, ILL, Nny. iu.-Thc latltes VI PlaH0 aud
vicinity invited tho rlano IIaycs and Wheeler
Guntsss 70 gra,ld reception Rt Dixon Hall to-
night. Abuut $40 g1lests WITT present, and
t'ahsc,i very pleasant evening, partnkug Of an
afcelent supper. The cornee Land disCourtetl
snnae hnc music. The Republican virtory ia
insplssnS, anil a'l arc jolly. 'Fhs Ilou, Lew
Steward was invited to tar supper. All partisan
feeling Is fadtng out, aud tho hess Of tecling
prevails.
ALEXANDER COUNTY.
CAIRO, H., kav. 10.-Thc ntflcial yotq tu Al
e1andcr County Is; President, 'ri!tlrn, 1850;
liaycs, 1,.lQ, ti1vcrEor, Steward, t,.7Y sGu)i,.
l,:.H. Congress. liartte!l, t,s<s; Wlicy, l,:SG}
Late returns f1un! tho Ftit!etl Senatorial Dls.
tFIct rt,ufir'n tho eicction Vi Albright, Urtllu-
csutic Representative.
TWENTIETH hEHATOH1AL DISTRICT,
Special 1ispateh 10 ne 7rfbMM4
WsNoNA, H., NOV. 10.--Otllcal returns elect
FIHntk, Democrat, seuAtoE III the Twentieth
ulstsirt Jv I'll n.aiof1tx Kalov ard Fasecpder,
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OHIO.
LATEST ltFTURna

COLUMBUS, O., Nov, 10-Thc Republican
Btato Central Committee now have scrntoi1lslal
returns from clghty-six outof eighty y-ctght coun-
ties Of Ohio, whtcll show q not Republican gain
Of 023 orer narncss minority IN October, 1876
which was B,GlN, II the two counties still ont
should cnat exactly tho bat.1c Ttic ns they did In
October, Iinycs' minority will be 1863.
TitH EXrlTEMKNT
over the election ,,cws continues tlnal,ntcd. Tho
atrccts have been fffe<l NIL tlay with cxr!tcj
crowds, much moro irritable and less generous
than herctoforc. Several strcct~hghts nago
occurred. Tho rcturns hare been Of
such Of n Varied character, atMl men
liavc l,cGn kent waiting 81 lonE
hetwccn hope and fear, thnt tho moro ignorant
Of tho street y!s!tors nre growing pctnlnnt antt
less Inclined tn i,Gar thu r!inftl,,G nf their
political opponents. The Democratic State
Committee still insert their perfect confidence
In. Tlldcn'a cfacttah.. Tho Republican Com
mites, a majority ri whom hnvc heretofore hn1
!lolshts rs tu the result aru liow perfectly ron
tldcit of Hayes election, and favn 10 notified
tcir correspondents. / ,in,1cfstanl Gov. 1laycs
himself
NO LONGER DENIES Ills ELECTION,
md Is confsset,t MI honest canrnsa Of tho votes
ID the stHtcs TINT have been set tlown as doubt
fu will fully pr,yc this fntt to tho poricct satls-
faction Of all {air-mln'lgtl men.
4 alund Of earnest ntl1 confident Democrats
hayo been gravftatfng between tho Democratic
headquarters anil Capitol Square during tho
evening, waking tho crllDca with their Blibuts,
while ahotllcf larEn con1rnny in front of tho
Republican headquarters nro equally confident
Of u13cs' election.
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commsttcc-rootns scanning the reports eagerly,
tcnts. Many t[t*tInE,llsl,ttl gentlemen called
a1ld tt.,'atrcd their congratulations upun the
promising outluok OF Ills CHANCES Of complete
Hucecse.
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CHANCE FoA uHrUDLiCtH CONGRESS.
New YONG, Nov. 10.-The Republicans OF tho
3Ixth District OF Missouri glniu to hayo
electcd Mr.. 1Iavens by about zoo ma1on-
~. Should their claim psore correct,
tho louAc would stand as at
present adrised-1A Ropuh1icans and 146 Domo-
:rata. New Hampshire woul,1 then, with It's
tizec members, decide to which party should ba
given coutrol Of the House, should not latcr re-
:urns make other changes in the list Of mem-
sers already chosen.
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Third CONGRESSIONAL DlsTRICT.
LITTLE Rock, Ark., Noy. l0.-Tho election Of
Congressman III tlIIs, the Third District, ls still
in dnubt bctwcnn Crayons AMI Mcclure, Re-
publican. Only tho official count can decide.
COmpuny e, Fourteenth United States In
fantry, stationed here, Inns been ordered to New
0rlenll6.
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TIE CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS.
BAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Nov. l0.-Returns from
the Southern district do not yet certainly show
whether racl,eco or WiggInton Is elected. Ths
chances favor tho former. Luttrell ia probably
aaetcl In tho Third District.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE,

N0ARI1 VtHTLHTE KEIUHE3s
CONCORD, N. H., Nov. 10.-Two hundred and
thaty.two towns gives Hayes 4l,54t1, Tilacn Bs,-
4sl; Scott, 03. The remaining three towns last
March gave Cheney Yi Marcy, a.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

BosToa, Mass, Nov. l0-The cnt1ro vote Of
Massachusetts, with tho exception of the Town
Of Gosnnld, is: Hayes, 149.a05; Tiidcn, 0S,947;
R!rc, 13d, 9s2; Adams. los ,ea1; Baker, 1a,127.
Rico's plurality, 00, ,4A3; maturity, 1S,tsN
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COLORADO.


TIE UNITED STATES SENATORS.
DENVER, Col, Nov. 10.-In tho cn.,cus OF tho
Republican members at tho Legislature the
Hon. Jerome s. ChafIee was unanimously nom
innted FIR unitct! States Senator. Tho Lcetsla-
tire will elect next Thursday. Tho OTHER Sem
ator wns not nominated.
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INDIANA,

4p<csd! U&pdfch to The Tribune.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov, 10.-To-lay las
been the most remarkable one Of the remark
able times succeeding tic election. Business ia
practically given up, and employers and em-
ployca To nothing but osc!llNto between thc1r
respective political headquarters and p'acea Of
business and discuss tho situation In tl,o light
Of tho latcst dispatches. The tclegrams to-day
ha'sug been largely In favor Of tho Republicans,
they arc tho most jutlaut. Numerous, and noisy,
although tho Democrats still Keep bold front,
and Offer to br. on their faith III TilIcn'a cleo
ton. Much ,noney has been lost by sangnino
Domocrnts, who bet that tlle majority Of Tillen
over Hayes tn this Stats would be 1850. II WILL
not mucl, exceed 5000.
TltE SHEETS
aro full Of people, and tho crowds arc con-
stantly passtHE and rcpassln, eael other. Bit
tho utmost gutAl hutnor prevails, alld, as set, no
dstnroa1sea as ays ossurfe fsatr. Of 70;
Democrats, hcatled by Il. d. Henderson, Auditor
Of State, and john E. Nell, Secretary 1t State,
WHO offered openly, erylag out like auctloneerA,
to het On Ttl!cn's election. II waa u .llsyraee-
ful affair, Tonight tl!c Republican an,l Dc,no-
cratic crowds arc marching up and duwn, II, tny
to sec which cnn 1lakc t1la iitst nuIar. NJ
rcEcnadcs nor speeches were s''adc.
HEWITT AND WaTTKES0E.
Ahr9m y. llG~!lt, Chairman o. the uetno-
cratic National cotHiutttre, passed through thus
city At midnlgAr to Louisville. Thcro liz was
Joined BY Wasterson, and the twain procccdcd
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov. l0.-Raturns froin
1lf but tilrce counties in this State gtya Tildcn
8,b87 majority, Democrat. gal,l u 25l. Tho
t'lre 'c0utislos ~ hear 1Fons-AdAuas, Crawford
aud rlkr--S3;afe l,663 Democratic maturity laAt
In La wlols Statu.
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THE TERRITORIES.

YANETos, D. T., Noy. 1o-Kt!dcr, Rcpub-
liran, Is elected IN this Territory by majority
Of nearly 1000. The Legislature In Republican
in hotl branches; also the cntiro Territorial
ticket.
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rORTY-F11rTu CONGRESS,

COMPLEXION or THR LOWER nousR,
" cscns below iist Of The t,aucs Of tho
ACTS oi tho mkt Congress elected, REVISED
by cur latest adYIccs. Tie names Ut Ncnubls
nrs are printcu In Roman; Democrats In ifauc:
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Dcmocrats, md Ramsey, Republican, arc o]eet-
cd Representatives.
Congressman Forts majority ts 0,8O0,
TIE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.

The State Scnato consists Of st Senators, Of
whom u hold ovcr, md 25 l,ayo just tecn elect
ed. Tta0eo holding nvor arc tho following:
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SAN FnANclsco, Cal, Nuy. 1O.-prcfs dis
patches received thia evening frotn Portland,
Orc., give, In twenty counties, go, majority
and Lake, remain to be heard from, whlci, viii
hc about stand-olf, nnd will not rcdurc tho
majority.
, 1876-11-11
OREGON.


WASHINGTON, D. G., Nov lo.-scnator Kelly
tclcgrapl.cd to-day to his wife In this city that
the result III Oregon II doubtful. With The
cllan"cs in favor Of a small Democratic majority.
lie denies having conceded tho statu TO tic Ist-
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MISSOURI.
FURTHER nEfuRN6.
St. LOUIS, Nov. 10,-Iho official yoto Of this
cltv md county u not reno1tsl vet. Tho
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-05-13

Ata meeting ot the ~,ho"l Board.
held IA llaz.ehur<t. ga ,hr 10th inst.
the iolluw.ug proceeding, Hcr,
hai:
Nr-. Hattie T.. Lawrence W.,
elected a> assistant teacher ga The
Peabody s. "u'. alta >,l'ty ct So
per month.
Mr.. \. 4 lnmax va, clc,trd a..
-i,taut teacher ia the Academy, at
salary otsio per noulh, salary To
rYmm,u,g ou tie sth day OF MAY.
1876.
IL va, ordered, that after tho cX-
wratiou ct o., present ,,hula>ur
month. the salary ut ". IL. Head.
priuupl, otthe llazlyhur,t Ayaicmy
be- iiN,i 81 sGn pr month that The
salary oi Nr. \. \. LumaN .hr,t a sis.
nnt Ia said school. be- liked al $40
per month, aud that the salary OF
Miss Hattie Iichb, second assistant
ia sad school remain at go per
month.
II Was orncrcd that Ja>. Wells be
allowed 81 - cents Tor salary a.
janilor during last session.
Ordered. That NJ. Falrr & Co. be
allowed Ell - Cor buckets, wood,
etc, furnished the Peabody school.
The order passed hy the Board
on the l2lh Of April 1876, allowing
warrant Ca the repairing committee.
for eco, Was sct aside, aul a warrant
ordered to be- ISSUED 90 Mr.. John
Cunning tor SIS Is ocuts to pay Tor
said reI.ai :.
The puucipl" teachers of the pub
lie schools OF the town were req Icst-
"a to present to the board,ou Friday,
their monthly reports, showing
names and number OF scholars at
tending their schools, both residents
and non-r,sileuts oi the town, aud
that all the teachers present their
monthly accounts Tor Teaching.
II was ordered that the tuition Of
all uon resident scholars admitted
Into the school without the secretary =
receipt tor said tuition. be changed
to the principle teacher oi the school
into which said nou residents are adj
mitted.
II was ordered that any scholar,
after being registered a. attending
any school OF the town, shall not be
admitted into any other school Of the
town without permission OF this
Board.
The Board adjourned 10 meet on
Friday the 18th Of May.
IL. &. CosN,
Secretary.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-05-13
Hsrxsr " DAY.

These gentlemanly photographer have
been located 1t HazieAurst TOR = short Time.
having their Photograph Gallery located "a
tha To in rear " the DEAncRAf uflre We
base made careful examination ~ tie
ptcthres ''takeh' ~ them. sad are Ere. y
.ay they are ar.t-,la,s ,a every particular.
and ar, ~ well executed q ID done l1 suu.a
gity gallery, aiIsl by aii tAr u,n1.ra app..
sucrs. Thor charge. ar ,rry r,s-.lablr.
D. upt :.il o. yaII nn thrm 81. .fg tury leave.
you may MT have ,hAaCr s.a.H again d
ha'c your Photograph takru. fhsy p..
oul, remain here icv day, laue.r
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-05-13
g1siFf0 ga fIssaII.


ENftEfAiNMENT AZ 'AliMAN AEAItMn.
On che 5th inst. Ne pall a visit e. that
pleasant Ittls village D. D. present Al thc
Mal-dsy celebration - Ga.lman Acasleu,
Ihi, Is a huuushing s.hsul. With 58 .s.holsr.
Boo attendance. Prut y 4 stuart q sJutlv-
man u ability and ryh.rmrhL Il principal.
assisted ~ that charming AMI accomplished
Young lady, Mss MarY q LH,ksy bath IL
whom ar wvIl qualified fur The responsible
pnsitiuus thcy pocupy. Through the courtesy
of Prof stuart Ne we're permitted b. eA-
aruius the bali pre-, ious g. tIr gathering II
the crowd. and found il most tasteful, AMI
appropriately decorated Garlan,ls ad,rucd
chs WaIls, large wrraths u ivy hung betNrcn
each window. all above we're MOTIFS, the
letters msds a evergreen, we're perfectly
shaped The m0ttns were diligence com.
msnds succrss j. Better alone than Ia bad
company +" Always live within your in-
come 'Fal.s frisnds ar worse than open
enemies (" Pennies build palaces speak
well a yuui friends, ~ your onemi,s, moth
ing Great barker are ~ bitsrs A nios
platform was erected II the west end q the
hall. across which ~as dra an curtain bear
INK the inscription, "Woman-the Fairesi Of
ere alton The edition u very extensive.
No Man should b. without copy" over
the eutraRo, dour was, 1T j. less pain ~
learn 10 youth than 10 BE- ignorant In Az"
Early IA the evening the crowd began ~
gather, anG little children, with light hearts
and merry facos. were eager for the com
mencemenL
Ats O'Clock the exercises we're opened
with prayer by tbs Rev. Mr.. Parish The
programmes comprised seventy seven pieces.
-speechss, DIALOGUES and songs-all d which
we're well rendered by the children, aud re-
heCted the skillfal and careful training ~
ceiyed from their accomplished tsachsrs
The singing BY the choir, composed Of Masses
Florence Walls. Ola Pitts and Alice sumrAll
with piano accompaniment Mis- Lacksy
performing. was splendid, and reflected great
credit upon those accomplished and beautiful
young ladies.
Near the close u the entertainment the
curtain was drawn aside and revealed beau
tiful ''ThFone. shove which we're the words,
Black Eyed Mollie. Queen q May" ~ the
right spring. summer" ard 10 the left,
Autumn, Winter" The May Queen. Mas
MOllie Miller. performed her pars with graos
and elegance. All the children behaved
admirably, and We wish our space would
permit special mention Il all sufAoe Il 10
say. however. IL vas grand success. highly
sajoyed BY all, there being over 300 psrscns
present.
We return many thanks 70 Prof Stuart
and his Lasksy fOs ne many esursssiss en-
tended ~. aud Aops their school vii ever Be
- popular sad prosperous - q = q, present.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-05-13

Editors Dcm0craf.
! desire 10 notify The L.aehers Of
the pubic schools Ia this cuunty
through the columns ~ your paper.
that the shool fluid in the Treasury
y sufficient To maintain the schools
Tor term not exceeding seven
weeks from commencement 0T sald
Schools. Aud ] hereby authorize all
teachers OF publio schools IN the
county o. close them ~ the expira.
tion Of seven weeks actually taught.
In accordance with instructions re
eciNefi irou the State Supvrinten-
dent Of Education, will conform
strictly 10 the prov sions ut the new
seh"ol law during the second month
% the prcsent scholastic year, and
will pay the following salaries, to
wit:
Teachers Of the LIST Grade, E,rty
dollars per mouth.
Teachers 81 the - Crate thirty
two dollars and atty evnis Der
month.
Teachers Of the 81 Grad IS DOL
lars per mouth.
Teachers already employ "a Who
are not willing to serve 40 the above
rates, will notify me Immediately Of
tie Tact. Respectfully
V. Is. PINaHAv.
Supt Eiu,atIOu.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-05-13

Ca wsdzssd.y i.6 ~ wsss ka@ossa by
visa sfoa ~. W o. Esmnoas sgssssasa-
i've ~ Tat stsrliag isss1ai. sAs ksw o..
lssas Daily ums~ sos u.~sll.ag . the IN
ssrssi u thsf psp~s.
ssassrs~ismsss givsa b. lhs ladies' II
Besarex.rd. On shs sth isa. 10 r.iss ns.ds
b. impreEe ~ csnetasy a tast pa&ea, ~As q
very pleasant affair. Ass hlghly credible ~
all was par'iciPslsa- TAs cam II sT5 was
sesliEeA.
TINS Osaa hoss- yssd has hssn pls~ei ap
sad % - be pi.aisa Ia 0enaaa Millel This
will give oaf f.rmsss al opportunity q b.
holdiag the growth u TIA. Valuable forage.
From personal observation 80 know chs
MiIlct Is the best fOod foe hoFsps ard cattle
that can be eultivsted
Wa hsa ple8sAnt call from cur hand.
some friend. NJ. W. p. \. q Dielmaaa, u
Turner's. Franklia county. lsns Tsssday, whs
informs a. that the farmers u that Neigh
eorhSod ss plaatiag g large acreage In
gr ain ard are dassrminsd b. live st home. In
the eternal atne.~ % things Ne thlhk there
ought n be = Mu. W P.s u ID 10 make
oar friend perfeesly happy
Ma Gao. a. wmnasIER va in iowa
Last Monday. with hi. "Liule Gem" Magic
soda Fountain. which u one u the incest
inventions ws have seen IA long time. With
"a .oda ~atnr can BE- hsd Al The time "a
God q sae e~aa sssaa OsS cntsrpri.ing
friend. y y wllson. has purchased tie
county right Call 1t b.. arst-class gro,vry
store anl examine the fouHtaia-
TuE managers - the Csiico Ball rsspe,t.
fully request that the ladies' attending w,ll
rtch furnish q the COMMITTEES Il Reception
crayat q the same material and b. corrps-
pond with tie dress they wear - tbs ball
The crasAi Will be draWn fur b. the gentle-
men la attendance, and each gentleman Is
expected g. at "the gallant ), ths lady
whose dress matches thr ,raval draNA.
80 advertisements u Mes.rs Brrugher 4
Brrwus uf jackson, Ms. dealers ia al
k.uds q Agricultural Implement. and ma
rhiu,Ts. Champion Eeap-rs All Mowers,
Hay EaAcs. lhr..bers Sugar Mills AMI
k'tuarat1r,. and iD fact, all k.nis Of Ma
rhinery Prom a pvr-uu4I kabvlelge u
those gsutlrmon ~ yan yrnsgirutilusly rec.
ofUurnd them AMI their implements u the
public IS reliable Ia every respect
Bass BAlt II, Dyaane. Bs.e BAH
I.uh. II liazlehur,', having received AID
accepted q uhaIisugc irllu thr Athletic Club,
q Crystal ~Pr.ag.. a mat. D gam, "a, played
a. thr Par Grauui.. Boz HpfHah4r.t. OF st
urla, Ia.t ~ith taa following result Time
- game. thr,e hour. an trH uIHurrs J. 4.
Park, tmptr, The D,uaurs bs,. made
total ct sikty f,Ir runs NJ S Powell. Scorer
The Alhlels mad, total 81 ,.esra runs.
EJ-,u' Tyler ~,uryr Tho HazI-h4rs, bows
Nsrr yi.turipas. anl carried 20 a., bat aul
ball contested Co.. We a.. Indebted a. oar
GENIAL trend, Mr.. NJ ; fowrll. &C. iuflrma-
tiuu in regard u ne result 4 che game
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-05-13
Brora'S U'siis, SoPaaL CoHs-
ty, .n.s'sss'PPG.

The Proprietor OF the-e Justly
celebrated Wei, takes this method
% luinruiu- the public that be- &,
now prepare e. receive guests, and
ilattyr- himself that hc viii be- able
90 gIN, satisfaction 10 all who NAV
come. Having bought the place to
terp, b. Is determined that 40 one
shall leave dissatisfied.
These Wells are situated citht
miles west of Ilakl,hur~t. Miss. \
daily line ol romiurtably hack. Will
run 90 AMI from llazlchur~t to ,hc
Wells. Through ticket, can bc had
at the Office of the y. .. ~. t.. a
4. Railroad. at New Orleans. fora
"a merely nominal sum. fhr section
81 couutry Ia which the Well, ar,
locatci Is probably a, healthy a. ANY
portion Of The world The grounds
surrounding the We'll, consist of d
hcauuiul gr1Nv ~ over thirty acres.
Their Hrr hiaug GOTTA f.~. single aud
double, Tor The u~r o' visitors. With
a very large and rpmmpI,ouS diulnv
room. There wi. b. amu-ymcuiS 81
all kind, Ruggsrs aud hor-,- viii
br FURNISHED az reasonable rate.
There viii b. laily mail. with
newspapers Ia abundance. Th,rr
are tNe wells, ubc known q, IA,
"pli Wei, sud the other a. NJ,
New Ncll;" The analysis 81 both
wells gwen below. The water, have
been u-cl Tor twenty year. auu
have been found hyuchrigl ~ the
cure ui IA, ioi.uv log. a. We "a.
many other diseases, Viz: Skin ~,
eases, Functional Indigestion. An,-
MIA, tlorcl, Constipation, Chronic
lDlarrhra, Chronic Gastriti~. som,
tuTn, IT brup-N, Chronic nN>vutry,
chrome llepau-, throHic luryugilI~.
diseases ~ the Mouth, O1,ua. and
other Srruiuluu- affections, elect.
truuic tiunurrhun. diseases ~ the
Bladder or Kidney, diseases incl
Dent Ia female-, Spinal Irritation.
AmcnorrhWa, Mrnorrhagia, aud the
many forms o. Icu,prrhua. II /.
par excellence the place tor persons
oi broken down constitutions. Term,
ia suit the times Any further In
formation can be- obtained IS All
dressing, " b. DEAroN,
llazlehur,t, Miss.
ANAIY.f< uE .sulB VIII Z"
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-05-13

MAY AND PRoF. TIcE.-As Prof
Tie has been wonderfully accurate
in some Of his predictions in regard
TO the weather, II will not be pleasant
information 10 our readers to know
that he has east his horoscope for the
month Of May, and fnds that the
season ofbuds and blossoms promises
bat gloomy weather. lie says:
This month will be generally
cloudy, both In the East, West and
the Canadas, with, however, occa-
sional glimpscs % the son. From
the "a TO the 4th, sth TO the llth,
18th to the 10th, 2ist 10 the 2S, and
10Th 10 10Th, tho weather viii be
clear, with heavy weather predomin-
ating both East aud West.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-05-13
Shes.9s Sale,

Fai.r 4 Co., Judgment ~ Copiah
81. ,ir,ait court for s2sT.6T
g. " Strahan anil cosi
Dl virtue II the above stated wrt to thu
ID directed. will.
y" Monday, 9Th day # JaHe, 1876,
rNIUss g. sale a. the high,s, bidder for cash.
ia tr.ut II the gpur, house door ia the town
IT liHzlehursL Ioplah county, Mississippi.
h'iWreu %" h"ars pr--crlhrsl ~ law, the
following described property, situate in CO.
T.th county Nisi-slpri, ts-wit
lh" oath aaN % ...tt.a twenty. ahi
a"F'hwes' quartz ID ssuss.'s=- ~ en'y -uin,,
lHuhsIIuure rHuEU twIattt
Lrtir.i Hu a. tir \. d "a. HI o. d,ts t.
iHut. %. ". str.lau. "a sI F. b. s..I8 - ..i,..
y %. abase stat. ,ts. grl 30 r..ts
" ". COOS. sheriff
usEl o.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-05-13

All minors are hereby warned not
TO call at the saloon ~ Mr.. Subat for
the purpose Of drinking. Mr.. Sabat
Is determined TO keep . sharp look
out ia the future, aud will positively
refuse TO sell whisky 10 all minors.
So, take warning, and keep away.
I'm.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-05-13

u Fs.er y c.. ! Judgment Ia Cot.ab q, ID.
AIT court !8F $50. ~ nj
" L. Miller rl.L
Dl virtue - tba airtg stal.-i writ "a ur
ID dirrfad. viii, or Nu4sts. the 9th
10, ~ June 1871 expose o. -ale a. th.
highest biil,r CIR pash. .p .rIrt ~ the court.
huu.. decor .t thr taWpuf liaEIeharst. 0piah
o,UrtN N.-sis-.|.. bHtRssu the hour. prt-
ntnd by IaN. the following u.seritei pfup
'rt', situate u taIiah county, state Of hi,-
si.s'ypi tl-Vit.
III eat halt - rthHsst quarter. west
hu'i southwest quarter section seventeen.
ard east halt ~ southeast quarter. srgt.ou
eighteen. township t.n range eight gast, iu
,.p.ah county M-I-.ppi
Levied on a.. che property ~ the dsf,ui-
aut " l.. Miller aui W,Il b. salI g. .atisfy
the above stated ci.s a.i a.l ,,st..
" ". COOK, sheriff.
may3 a..
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-05-13
ANALYSIS 90 ION WILL

j II. CnI.ToN, Chemist.
ANALYST, OF "NEw WILL
Dne quart contains:
Sulphuretted Hydrogen.
Carbonic acid tiIec)
Carbonate Of lime,
Carbonate of magnosia,
Carbonate OF iron,
Sulphate of magnesia,
Sulphatc of alumina,
Carbonate of sodium,
Sulpha,e Of soda,
Magncsia and SILICA.
some organic matter
GEo. LIrTLE,
State Geologist.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-05-13

The old frvori,e again On the dcld.
A never failing remedy Tor cbsna
aud levers. A speedy and certain
cure guaranteed or money refunded.
Price one (si) dollar per bottle.
OATs 4 WARRsLI,
April 10Th. Tat Sole Agents.