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House Of representatives.

Adams-M A. C. Hussey, IL. T. JACOBS te0'')
Fred. Parsons.
Alcorn-L L. P Reynolds.
Amite-B F. Johns.
Attala-D. T. Guyton, j. X. ShrocK.
Benton-Wm Crum.
Boliyar-Green Clay, J. J. Shelby.
Carro1lRc Calnonn-Cc NJ Walden, Walden H. H. southworth.
Chickasaw-W F. Tucker, Jno. A. Wilkinson
Cboctaw-J E. Bridges.
CiaiborneNW. D. Bean, E. S. Drake.
Clarke-Geo. NJ. Massingnl
C0nhon4EEo ConiabME' A. Rowan, Geo ". Miller.
Coyington and jones'. L. Falrly'
6EeSsoto-sam,l 6eSsfa1-s m Powell, J. D. Nichols, W.AH
McCargo, Jr.
Franklin-C. Byrd.
| Grenada-Wm. r. Barksdale.
| Hancock and Pearl-H. Saunders
| Harrison and Jackson. M. Me1nnls.
aapd HaindsMoiiver Clifton, Geo. W. Harper, Marye
DaeResy' Garter M e 'JnfI j. Il. Dyer. J. H Gowen.
lItawamba-David | Johnson.
| IIsxaouena-W. II. Jones, (cot.)
Jasper-D. D. McLaur1n. o..oon f.oIA
| Jefferson = MiILsdps, y. H. CeSSoT, N'o''t
Kemper-T. P, Bell. ~,
neHlP rnaefnPPette-R. J. Guthrie, A. L Fortune.
Tanderdale-E Watkins, II. e. Dear.
Lawrence-H. }. BYRD.
Leake-J N benson.
| Tee-W H. H. Tison Nj. Pound
da.i Llncoddni F. Leigh, E. A. Erwin, James Z.
NellS0s enS 0snnaower-W. IT. Mallory, (cOt)
Madison-J. B. Yellowley, f. "A oIeooln'' N
Uid jenkins, (cok).
y Marian and Perry-Jno. Olllls. -,
Morehall-W. S. Featherston, j. H. An"chei'
TA "a Aldrich w G. Warren.
': o,oeGW ao Wv W. Troup A. j. Sykes, j. NJ. Trice.
n n NesbagbaWW MohrgomW L. Bassett.
Q | Nsrtor-I +, Pennington.
r L. w.
I Noxubee1Ha1R~pf%Sn a1 % NeNeese e. Sern'e (eoii.
,-.bboWH eoh, NcJH1,'L L. Muldrow b. E. ChiLss, (coDl
PanolaWJ. G. Hall, ,jrr D. F. Floyd, G' vaughan
pikeLJ. JoM NJ. Caugey.
Pontotoc-G. G. Horton
IN Prentiss-H. NJ. Street.
Y. Rankin-F. T. Gayden, J. M. Jayne, Jr.
is Scott-G. B. Huddleston.
ng Simpson-J. L. Meade
u Smith, McLaurin.
Us. Snmner-S E. Parker
Ta1Iahatchie-J. S. Bailey.
T;nnah-Thos. Spight.
T;esbbominpo-J A. Crosland.
Tnn;ca-G P A. Brown, (c0O
TatewT. B. Garrett, G. D. Shands'
nd nd Tnon-A J. e cGShFsg farisg, j. E. Hogan j L.
on. "arreh bron: II. c. Garter, (cotA In. hepi
on; PIon W nEdwards, (col.) Reg ReR1i Z 1o,ao tool
md Wasb;nc ncton-W. A. Percy, j. d. 0""S' "
SON SON -, Ind Rep W shattuck, SamE Riley, Geo
md Winston-W b. Johnson.
son " " aho-CSeo H. Lester. -
lea @ AIlen Nj Hicks, X. b Huosoh' ~
ton Campbell. co,boun-D.
son. F,oArERsFY alobusha and Caln'u"
rry. Ao Rogers WI c;hs,
g prentiss and Alcorn-Wl l. 9ios'
rks {. Washington and Issaquena-o
cial Sanderhn, (coL) Ind. Rep. \
Union and POntotoc-b. Z.
:, A,";te and Lincoln. E. Jage
ton. C1oc1Ds
L.
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,Nn ME-. Jan. PA Thomastoh
,,inoEch PoEch says the jefferson Borden mutt, ds
aispa'b edrs have received cable dispatch, dated
neefs ,nth nn as follows: ITO Geo. Miller and
lam am iys Smith, mutineers of the jefferson
Rorden, Maine State Prison: Ges pepi pepiiofP, p
md / can save you. ISigneal
Howes. mate of Jefferson Boroeh'
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SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. PA dispatch from
Sacramento saws a land grab scheme was
unearthed, by which the State loses ehor-
mously.
DEATH OF A GRAND SECRETARY
Rogers johnson, many years Grand oeco
retary of the Odd Fellows, died at SANTA
Rosa.
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Providence. r. l., Jan. l2.-Some dlsorc
dor in Ionsdale Yesterday growing out of
an attempt to compel the mill operatives TO
turn out. because of reduction of wages,
A detachment of Providence police quieted
the disturbance The trouble was renewed
to-day. and the police were again sehC 10
the village.
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LEGIsLATIvE DIRECTORY.

The following are the names and residences
of the members of the Legislature. Democrats
in Roman, Republicans in italics. Members
who had not located when this list was made
out will oblige US by informing our reporter
of their residences or of any changes.
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Prices have been re, ...a..c.ments are NOV
=: {
emmy ::s:' h: * rS E:s NJ
:s s.: s.s 1: I Fl
q this s.s paPasSfd Address oHAs: NJ EvkN kS.,
ton fTee Market and 4th SITS. LogisyUlIIiNsN
Co., Ni' l52 West 4th St. oANSAsSs's
Oct.2O, '75-1yr.
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ACERY COURr-XvIrH DISTRICT

AFEY R. WARE, Chancellor, Brandon.
pS C0UNTY-(1st District-JACKsoN
nclng on the third Monday in January;
Ill uly and October, and continuing. 10
Ia District )-RAYMoND.-Commencin
sPhlrd Monday in February, May, Au-
u November, and continuing IL days
katlif, Clerk
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Aux Advertising Rates.

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n 2t st. w. - -
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Loo 800 0'V0 NV ~ o,o ........ ........
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OA7W lO.OO wv ID.O0-
,i,nipe lines solid minion.
,recial notices, Is cents per line
lnsertiOn.
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-rz DAILY CLARION

.rv morning, IMOndaYs e1osp-
;Aeu =. the latest Legislative and
h '0I r.,elligence up to the hour OF
aPhic nv
i press ontb. or $500 for Legis-
aessoD' ,ox will be delivered to
pAl'a ',.,. every morning, by faithful
Z IN he left in post0fioe, if pre-
n . ~. for the paper should be sent to
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FOREIGN NEWS.
British Honor vindicated.

LONDON, Jan. 12.-When the Egyptians
occupied the town of Brava, belonging 70
the Sultan of Zanzibar, Mr.. Kirk, Ile l Din.
ish consul, was seeking explanations, anu
was prevented from entering the TOW u oy
Egyptian soldiers, for which the EgS P.;ah P.;ahu
officers refused to apologies Inc Drt..sI
man-of- war, Thetis had clear ed TO oonoa,[o
Brava, when the Egyptian ofncera aPoio-
gized before the chiefs of the town.
THE MINISTERIAL CRISIS IN FRANCE
The correspondent Of the Times telegrapns
from Paris: "I can affirm that the mihiste-
rial crisis is not only unsettled, but aggfaN"-
ted.
Cassagnac.
PARIS, Jan. 12.--Paul DeCassagnac, III M an
article in L'Epoch, voluntarily opposes
NJ Olivier as a-eandidate for the depart
ment of War He says M. Olivier SHOWS
tiiscreditable pesonaity, and his presence nee
in the Assembly would merely imperl 'he
cause.
PARIS, Jan. 12.-It is still believed Ill1s at
the Ministerial differ ehees can be arranSeo
and the whole cabinet remain In oliice; a, uI
Journal will publish tomorrow an ia' oliiclai
proclaim alton from Marshal Mac Manon;
countersigned by M. Buffet, to the FrehGn en-;
people, confirming the policy or the caoie
net in accordance with the programme "a
the 18th OF February, 1875
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.p.,ss rT WEEKLY WEI CLARION

- .rs,v . Wednesd-y morning Two
~ Vi annm. ,, in advance. The publish
''ls' no.tsge '.t on both editions
~ sr THE DOZEN COPIES, ..,on.
d : tbe legislature, and others
uhF' u niss Of either edition, are re-
Hg e''la eJr notice, in the case of the DAILY
4 II s', nrior to publication, and in the
- WEEKLY. y on Tuesday morning
VI lns :, ner dozen; Weekly, 10 cents
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REPRESENTATIVES.
THE COURTS.
sTED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

sSItaR gular terms are held in Jackson on the
Nh Mbdays in May and November. Robert
! N Julge Geo. I. Swami, Clerk.
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lRCUIT COURT-XVTu DISTRICT.

e Sc la ?. Brown, Judge, Vicksburg; K. V
psou h1hrH, District Attorney, Vicksburg.
-Gpr. lApS COUNTY-(lst District )-J ACKsoN.
nss lasng on the second Monday in January
ieS fMtnuing 30 days. Cd Distrlct)-KAY-
lew Beginning on the fourth Monday IN
4, luafy and September and continuing 10
% % ~ kam'l B. Thomas, Sheriff; B. f. Ed
ed Y FdsC Clerk.
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TURKISH REFORMS.

A Vienna telegram to the News says enaS
the Porte intends to confine the proposeo
reforms in Herzegovina. to avoid trouoie
with the incensed Mahommedan majority In
Bosnia.
The Financier of this morning is ena0leu
to state positively that the foreign onncer
has received dispatch from the Commls-
sioner Cave, saying that Egyptian au'hori,
ties. in every way, favor his MISSION anu
that rumors of any difficulty between hini
self and the Khedive are groundless.
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TED STATES DISTRICT COURT

Nj deaAiDn commences for the Northern Dis
h M NJ Oxford, on the first Monday in June
p4ember. Robert a. Hill, Judge; }. ii.
n Esf flerk
70 AAn commences for the Southern Dis
n M n Jackson, on the fourth Mondays OF
N AhAAai January. Geo. I. Swami, Clerk.
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Officers Kinds County.

Snerih, Circuit and Chancery Clerks
'mces In Jackson for the 1st judicial
4 Of Kinds.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. II. - For the Gull
States, partly cloudy weather, stationary
or slight fall in tenn perature, with northerly
winds and rising barometer east of the Mis-
sissippi, and possibly light rains In the
Southwest.
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THE GRAND ARMY OF REpUELlCANS.-Wc
have alluded two or three times recently to
the existence OF new political organization
in our midst, having its origin in and in
tended to subscrve the interests OF the Re-
publican party in the approaching political
contest. we had but a faint idea then,
however, OF the magnitude OF its mission,
OF the extent OF its ramifcations. We are
now advised that it is not only local but ma
tional in character, so far as that party is
concerned, and is designed to embrace every
State, county, and township in the Union in
its jurisdiction and workings, the real name
of the organization being "The Grand Ar
my OF Republicans" The main object to
be attained through its instrumentality, it
appears, is thorough and complete organs
cation OF the party throughout the country.
Wilmington CIV. Co. Star. ~. -
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A W1FE-PoIsoNER-HE USCoNscIoUsLT
SWALLOWS THE Fatal DRAUGTT.-Dr. Hoop
er, dentist, living in the northern part OF
Aiamance county went to the breakfast
table prepared to poison his wife, for what
reason we have not learned. They were
seated alone at the table. ,After. pouring
out the coffee Mrs. Hooper was dispatched
out or the room on some preteXt, and in her
absence her husband poured into. her cupa
deadly mixture. She returned, and 1t hap
pened that the doctor himself was called
from the room for. the, moment. In his
absence fly fell into his cup, and Mrs.
Hooper, wife, like: exchanged cups. The
doctor returned and drank the coffee al
most at one, swallow. He at once detected
the, singular taste Of the beverage, and
asked his wifeif she had exchanged cups.
She replied that she had, giving the reason
for it, when he exclaimed: "Then am a
dead mani" and in a few minutes was a
corpse Charleston Is. CO.. ,Ne,os- Courier.
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tho southern States to vote I, HAYES; but1
no man who has his wfss about him 'cal be
excused for such i1issaanstruction OF the
words OF the Constitution. I

We are Just as confident as is our neigh
Dor OF the Wing that RAN. TUCKER Will De
renominated for Congress. We have. no.
doubt, too, that the blunders which he made
during the last session will long remain
present in his mind as warning against in
juring his own section whilst claiming to de-
fend it. But we have no apologies to make
for having touched him up now and then.
He deserved it. It has been beneficial to
him. He will be more prudent hereafter.
We shall be glad to see him returned to the
House, il for no other reason, because we
shall feel confident so long as he is there
that Virginia can vie with any other State
in discussing constitutional questions, and
in running debate, upon almost any SUD-
iect. Nevertheless, the people may take 1t
into their heads to make him Governor. de
IS one OF the Virginians whose elevated po-
sitions enable them to see the State White
House
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a NEGRO ISsURRECTIoN.-To the Editor
of the Tribune: Sir,-Your correspondent
claw" writing on the subject OF "Nio-
lcnce in the South" says: "There is no
spirit OF Instruction among the colored
people. In the whole history OF that peo-
pie, during slavery and since, there is not
one instruction that would attract the at
tention OF any considerable historian
What would this writer say of the Nat.
Turner instruction in Virginia? That was
one, at least, very. serious IN its eonse-
brains OF young lady, and the slaughter
of number OF other tlnofending persons.
1t, extended over considerable tract Of
country, and but forthe prompt cheek given
to 1t by the capture OF. the ringleaders and
the dispersion OF their followers would have
resulted in much violence and bloodshed.
FERITAs. &
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Rich'nond, Va. August 20, 1876

!, KNOCKED INTO. PI-THE DAILY TELE-
GRAM sRA1DED.--A contemplate outrage
was committed at the Office Of the Dahl
Telegram on Saturday nigbtahout Z o'clock
for which theperpetratoTs should be pun
ished to the fullest extent of the law. 1t
appears that "a party beaded by one Mankin,.
and another man named w ilker, went into
the Office during the absence Of the proprie-
tor, Mr., Hugh Coyle, and pied his forms,
upset type fopts,and generally threwthings
about. III g,s 4sr.Gg.g ..na..fi..T ,s:esa 4.
Mr. Coyle arrived just after the Outrage
had been committed, 4and swore ont .war-
rants, and succeeded in having the leaders
arrested and locked. up. it is, claimed that
these men, influenced by4 outside parties,
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Loss ToA RICHMOND INSURANCE COMPANY.
We learn that the house belonging to Mr..
Thomas Poole, which was burned Saturday
morning. was insured in Richmond COM
ipany for $1,000 for the benefit of Mr.. Ham,
ilton Boyd, who held deed Of trust on the
property. -. ",a ~ "
The house had been occupied by negroes,
who moved out on Friday without giving
notice to the landlord, so that nobody was
in the building when the fire broke out. =
4 The origin of the fire is OF course mys-
terry. -Ly,chb,rg Ne,cS. T." -. ,E!I4' - f..
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FRAME BUILDINGS.
s;.-f.. ",pEs RICHMOND, August %, 1876.
FNO THE PUBLIC ~! -"" sa ill.

h 4 ..E# ll"EtF E.aL ~. 40. ....sl. -. :,
In pursuance Of the authority granted by the two
branches Of the City Council. the Committee On the
Fire Department ut their meeting held on the 25th
instant gave permission to tlief0lIowing persons TO
JP. and J. n. McGnire Permission mi: to add She'd
room, 25x25, to southeast corner OF "Gamble
House." on Third street between Byrd and Arch
streets. .r. - ,<..s!-sy ,.et.;. 'sr.,..s r.
E. Holzlnger, shed or stable for temporary use, on
lot corner OF Second aud Clay streets ::
John Thorp, addition, 15116, TO dwelling No.
-I Peler Martin, dwelling, 1920, two Stories high;
on Moore street bcyondthe brick-yard. .
y. Mccarthy, dwelling, l4x35, two stories high,
OH Pine street between Spring and re-
and feed-h0use, on Cherry street between Main ana
Floyd Streets the former to be 24150 and the latter
EDWARD Gain, kitchen, l2x14, one story high No.
1908 Federal street, near Charity. G.,1 sEIt :.
William West, one-story addition TO shed-room In
rear OF bis residence, on Leigh between Smith and
r. b. PetIis. dwelling, 14x32, two stories high OH
Jackson street, for Mrs. II. T.. Robinson d,
TIP; TurneT shed, 16x5o, WITH post, In the b,
William jenkins, Stable. 2Ox3O, on his lot on alley
running from Laurel to Cherry and Main and Cary.
Vincent Goodson, coal-house, sxl0, lot No. 3 east
s Fl. Hawes, fancy buggy, shelter, l0x20, on his
lot corner of Fifth and Franklin streets.
dwelling No. 5O7 west Marshall street, ,,g ,~&
S Polly Robinson, dwelling, l6x29, one story nign.
on Thirtieth street between and o streets.
III The following petitions We're reected oy inc COM
William, III. Jackson, she'd, 20x60, corner OF;
EieventhStreet and Basin bank; also, seVerai trane
buildings on smith's,fis fifth street beyond the
RE above petitions may % had on application to
nertof First aud Broad Streets.tnllr1 ,x TX at
: an2s-st Chairman Committee. -
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EXCURSIONS.

sYThe undersigned having perfected an arrangement
with the Richmond, York River and Chesapeake
Railroad Company, enabled to offer to the public
tickets to Baltimore aud Philadelphia and return,
each good for thirty days. at thu following reduced
rates-ihe cheapest ever before offered I. To Bat!-
more aud return, 10 and return, $s,
The train leaves York River depot precisely ut s
p. NJ. connecting &C West Point with the CAST and
elegant steamer Havana which, after q delightful
"Trip over the bay. Will reach baltimore next morn
Ing In due time to connect With lines going North.
iirisketsS for sale st George Nv Taylors e0sncr
Twenty-dfth and Broad; Berrian & Nc Plairs drug
store corner Seyenteent Oh md Main: q. JOhHsons
ocsfore, 9IS Main streer o. a. Campbelps, under
Virginia Ninth street also at the de-
~ - II. ADAMS aud
IS 3. r. PERDUE,
an 21.1St Managers.
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In UeCeHl5eT 70,
1883, Mf. THde1s s,rore
toGretsira under cath,
in 1chicb he said:
1T hereby certify
that the followinggis
o true and faithful
statement Of the gains,
profits, or incomejoi
Samuel j. Tilden, OF
the city Of New York
and county of New
York, State Of New
York, whether de-
rived from any kind
OF property, rents,
interest, dividends,
salary, or from any
profession, trade, en-
ploynent, or vocation,
or, from any other
source whatever,
from the 1st day, OF
JanHary to 31st day
December, 1862, both
days inclusive, and
subject to On income
tax under the excise
laws Of the United
States. Income from
all sources, ST,11S."
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Can't Mr.. BROCK find better etynology
for the word "Tarwallet" than the one
given in our paper Yesterday: II large
number of persons had torn their wallets at
the place we could understand why it was
called Clear Wallet" but that church and
parish should take their name from the
fact that one poor fellow had torn his wallet
on the site of the church, we are not pre-
pared to admit until further proof be fur
nished. When we recall the fact that the
Huguenots settled in and spread over Pow
hatan and Cumberland counties, and that
g Ca-Ira" is near Tar-WslIet, we can't help
guessing that the syllable now spelled
star" is the French word "terre,' found
in Terre Ncuvc, Terrc Haute, and many
other words. What says Mr.. Brock?
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Colonel A. 2. Bennett, a vigorous writer
and an invaluable newspaper man, has re-
tired from the editorial staff OF this paper.
Fortunate will be the journal that can offer
sufficient inducements to secure his SER
vices Wing, 2IM.
Dir. BENNETT is an experienced journal
list. His Brcyities' made him famous.
He writes well almost upon any subject.
Such man ought not to be long out OF
harness.
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!. MARCHING OS.-In the suit. instituted by
Dir. Moulton against Henry Ward Beecher
the counsel of Mr.. Beecher. have made APP
plication to the Supreme Court of New
York to have the place Of trial changed
from Kings county, in which Brooklyn is
situated, to Franklin county, in the extreme
northeastern corner OF the State of New
:York-up, in point Of fact, in the. s:John
Brown "5region. /. The application for, this
change of venue, is made on the ground
that Mr.. Beeeher5 cannot have a fair trial in
the county where he resides because Of the
division OF sentiment there. Franklin coun-
ty is in the Adirondack range, / 1t is on the
border liae-ef Canada, ever FIVE hundred
miles from New Y DIRK city Tits difficult OF
access, and Interpretations of same twenty
five thousand scattered 'oEeris1, 71S square
miles. There ! are very 9few newspapers,
read there and fewer books. "'t'ia,2pS-E =!
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= TIL, BA.T1Mois PR1sTERs REDUCE, THEIR
Own WAGEs.-As meeting OF. the Baltimore
Typographical Union, No. u, Saturday
fixed the price OF composition on morning
papers at As cents per 1000 ems, q reduc-
ton of ten per cent, and on afternoon papers
where composition IS done blythe piece, 40
cents peril 1000 ems, d reduction of twenty
per cent.t@t On afternoon papers where
weekly hands are employed a reduction OF
ten per cent. was made, which will pay at
the rate OF tS16.26 per week. $40 .l.i5'f &
= TheaboVe scale Of prices was adopted by
8 vote of 100 for and 1S against it. 1.-THE
new scale Of tprices goes into effect on the,
Est day OF September next. A,}ff Et5it y
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We have received from Professor L. S.
JoYNEs, OF Vanderbilt University, a PAM
phlct copy OF Il paper read by him
before the department of Higher Education
OF the National Educational Association
during its late session in Baltimore. The
paper is well worthy the attention OF all
n1i
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n,.7y- 500 YARDS Of HAMBURGER EDGIN(

NE 500 YARDS Of HAMBURGER EDGlNG
at &c. worth loo. per yard;
500 wards of HAMBURGER EDGINGS and IN
SETTINGS at s,5c. per yard worth 15c.;
! 900 wards HAMBURGER EDGINGS and INSERT
INiS at 12Hc. per yard worth 2Oc.;
5000 yards HAMB URGH EDGINGS and INSERT
INGS at 15c. per yard worth CSC;
900 wards HAMBURGER EDGINGS and INSERT
INGS at zoe. per yard worth 40c.; #la.'
1000 yards HAMBURGER EDGINGSand INSERT
INGS at Csc. per yard worth Soc; Z:
1000 yards HA3IBURGH EDGINGs and INSERT
INGS from 3Oc to 80 per yard
We have positively on hand all Of the above
quantities given, which embraces the largest and
cheapest stock of HAaIBURGH TRIMMINGS ever
offered in this State. ,,,o,r,,Eps
THREE, FOUR, FIVE, and sIX-BAND cub
Der BRACELETS. .,.f-..~. au 26
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DEATHS.

Died, August 2Sth, Of cholera -infantum, at ~
O'Clock NJ, her grandmother's resi- euce thrs f..
j. HousemanJ, JENNIE TREVILLIAN, infant
daughter Of Robert H. and Kate J.. Crockett; aged
thirteen months and twenty three days. .t:r
The friends Of the family are Invited to attend her
funeral from the PtneStrcet Baptist church TUES
DAY EVENING, the goth, at 81 O'Clock.
! Tarboro. n. O.. and Norfolk papers please copy.
81 -. ~ .4piz .HIEj htat pIi .-.s. " =
Died, August 7th at her residence Broad street,
Years. ..ln.LI II niLiE lIaNitS EH.,tLs.... = =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-29

Mr.. Thomas Martin, Of Staunton, died at
the NorYell House, Lynchburg, Saturday
evening, with, dropsy after q lingering and
painful illness. He at one time represented
his county in the Legislature.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-29
MARRIAGES.

Married, at the Broad-Street Methodist church, on
Wednesday evening; the 23d instant, by the Rev. s.
A. Steel; Dir. EMsfETT b. CHRISTIAN, formerly
of Petersburg, TO Miss ANNIE p. ALLEN, OF this
city. 80
Petersburg papers please copy. - i-.> ..4r e
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-29

Rev. J.tE.. Hutson Gate OF Petersburg),
who is now g doing the work OF an evan.
gelist, ~ reports 245 professions OF CONVEX
sion in connection with his labors during
the past five weeks. :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-29

The Rev. DR.. EDWARDS contributes to the
better understanding OF the late agreement
between the commissioners OF the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church and the Methodist
Episcopal Church South valuable and in
teresting letter, which we publish this
morning
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-29
j. MILITARY NOTICES.

NOUEG GUARD ASsOC IATIo = Il
II A meeting Of this Association win be held at
the rooms over Wolf billiard saloonS Broad III
EVENING at 6 O'Clock. A full attendance is de-
f5r eu. p C COLO JOHN II. RICHARDSON !;
i an 2e-ltt - u. ,ftf!fstt7 President. y