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LAKE Mlclr1oAy.

eie4"o.-Sass@lt'on virtually cana ~
trin. aS anu ailes t. vessel. which mike "". "rn"
VIII bo given this .cason yr..cI. Wits, u" n1"tn
oaa eAn ex'cn their Insurance for I've lay. e '
ye., ye..c, pc, rent sf which viii be resnrv +, M
ftttl abont twenty scsscls ou, nps, ~ , "ess are
vea Wnn. tGs shl. h,ayy .uov.ton o ate
thickiy mm}u shaaE: ,',h. The pAnw came ua G,,
Mn GeW taenIy aa fsqt }to % ,n~ M rs
,mnseh eaaet ie .nnw 10 drst is1Iy .ns "h1r!s
liz tTn' w. xr..c,, very r"ng', outside ma nm,
a a{ W. Mefs Sssy se an with asa' .mcS
cts%f"n yesterday eternoa. sti's , 'e1 tu T. g.
snr" M9h,nee oa.sas w. ic1r'aly enid and ta, H., ,s
ws 10 Mat as'1sa F t ys.tstsy eae nner a.. sat.
hnte beet rerorted.,..Thc acnw t;ransrrs thst
rn a IN port to 1sacnc. coul mt |,a n,,I.
.sle .xh e epms f.; to ~. schr Ei E;nf
aaHt nna nf "nem s,c 's.t 1vs9 Tuesday evening viii
tho weather ontsis ton heycre 10 fi.t an5ha mh'
, 1876-12-01

Thia lahlr Eer1cteats retsrnh trom az aila Haton,
y, a @ onssGns *ne ~,
" Gt"n' .m ;oss - bnsMs aes""s ~ ,1i @ s"
tnfloat nanleus any y .sws tat ny tolal ,oses
@ ~ u "ele, nAlih9 Itie nst y: IL
s; st 'n,m II ~ ~ aon iii pe5 p n" n',nut III
ls,aKihG 1atal ~ stV, ~, wv: ~: lHs M.noMt @
Charged pH " @ tng aeW osk tsty oanks taf1a aEe
year Was VI u S,:i !;1.W., W ,iio Eotion 9anRs
at!9' 10 ~ y tns IH,anelM !; pnn;a 4, ~
baltimore hanEs :S;'; ": IN, W the IVY VI.
iens eamNn ~. s.i c,,,t,d r 81, s a $"
y te rscoyeFel tt tlsfa aEs st plhrr eo!sltisn!'
1lt In'auhih o w.. aea a.a W tne oaas;
an y " Estimated laal asi aAloamt marry hs haeat
will bc chnfsaI TO aurplns OF ]o|t aaa loh* '1urhs
tslr saaolng year. ,,,..,
Tie banks II tic PRINCIPAL cis!es nave foE three
years. Iast held ,argG nnH,tsnsa u currency a.
deal weight, which greatly ans!'lchta thu nominal
amount II dcpnssts reported " taetn. ThtIt ~
n1uroslslnn or law Tor Iisro.ihs u tl'a extess,
either by fuittlnK a. originally ahtloftEeu Wy Inc
Legal. aCl, by redemption H. snec'c c!tl'er
of Whicb would reduce tue amount " c'fcnaton.
, 1876-12-01

TONI 341lJ h'1ti &*bIh
CtTTLE-Thryc WIS Eoott demand both from the
homo anA Eastern trntr. ad tic market was hr1l Mt
sghtIy higher prices tAn prevailed ut thu beginning
Of tho wc.k. New4 frun tho East WIS favorable. aud
the supply Of stouk moderate and TO tlosc two cir
curnstanccs wns due tho improved tone ut the markct-
Salcs ranged frvn 81. doss1uo for tnfertur 1ots
to $40 for extra, but most OF tho days
work was done st "a. 75aJ..a fur butchers
cows at 50 8NY3.85 for atacsers; ami 'nt -. daGb
4.05 for common prime shipping stcers. Raider &
isrcd obtained S. 40 for two caronds averaging Ices
ns Gregory, Cooley & Co. to bunch tata yesterday
afternoon At 1880 Tho drove averaged |, 40 D.. The
MarEct ctolc1 btfung.
4CDTArfoXs.
Cho1ec Decycs-Ffnu fat. we'll, formed ,.
year t1E,ycar' old ktcrrs Weighing :, 4O0 to
Goaa i,ccvsa-Weil: :fattcnei stccfs. @sisii:
1nK 10 to .3H1 A?544. 80
Medium GrIles-strcEB fl fair 9csA, Weigh
Ing lou to LED Ut. hA........+........".. u,5Otf.O0
Dutchcsn Stuck-puUrt& common SteeEs, and
weighing soTto l. l0o ns.. .... ...,.... 2.75as. 30
10 l. GUj -. ..... 2.ao93. 10
inferior -LiHlt and thlA VI. hettcrs, stnGs,
bul!a, and stalaxax atGcrd. 2%Se. -
TcA11-ThtouGh 1tuyEt 2.MkE1. ~
YraIs-Vcr Iu0 hs tn1tlrcsl.... 3.O0Aj.7l
, 1876-12-01

11ktIO l161Ay l5HIy.
Last Sunday evening, says Frr1rl' paper, a
man considerably n,urn tAan l,alf drunk pre-
ecutcl himself Ut thu police stat[n:
ttiiIriai-" We'll, wl.t lu sdn wantl"
Inel,riuie-tl nunt to BE- locked up."
O.-"Whyin
I.-"O, yet drunk every Sunday nntl am
1ockcd II, ut nslt. hut tonight couldn't tilnl
amy olilttr 70 take lno up, SO thought would
come myself"
The Sergeant reflects moment, and then re-
rics sentcntiously:
nIf you ate abie to find tho ronl Ia tho POI
lice station by yourself, -you ass not drunk
enough to be locked up, come ba'.k III m hout
| or so.H
, 1876-12-01


COMMERCIAL.
Than1.c,y.ns. .11ny was rladly, observed by tho
Board Of Trado and business. men generally, AMI
nearly al, ths Offices Or rtorca wcre closed, the
ttrcct commission. houses being OPEN but a short
Time In tho morning 10 receive the late conslrn.
,ucnts.
Thc fo,,ovtnn rern tho closing quotations Of tic
1cndine arf,c,e. m wednesday:
Mcat nor closed on thu 1ast ca}t Board al S1, az
a15.S1.< for tho year: SIG o,l TO- 10 for Janunry;
and SO, n7t{ft1 40 fof February. Lard ut sD I'll
an 10 for the year. en- 81 Tor January, uni
a.. p3sfD. .p7t tor February. Tho following arr
The ,ate.t nuotnttona on now n,calsa few days III
.a,t:
shnut. shnr. tonp S.nr
1 d.rs. t19t. e!1ars. ef"rf
nTs n, ~; >: .n,i.i 4" 1T iii
i."xci =. .,.........".Nts !a'{ = II
isntinr~ iMFf h. b'...Ets ".........Et .Htt i IL.
Lonr and short clcnrs quoted ut sic cas and
Al, for DECEMBER. Cumbcr,anda n,,ict nt a11Baic:
,ouu.tut hams. g,;Ga1uc nlt boxed; sweet psck,ed
INNS. O,.6n1c:c. Green haue B,f@Gr.
, 1876-12-01

tho opinion that Justice Ia al partc. requires IT,
for the srpeal uf thr provision nnn-ins tax unon
bank deposits, nnl nlso Vt tho nnc requiring nc
afliSinC Ut twn.crnt ttaH,r nrun hnnh. .cheeEr Is
cicu. nn,onnt nj revenue for tho support Of the
Government can be more cunItably derived from
other BuMreGs,
, 1876-12-01

Special Disratch to Tie 9,4t,n.
Ponr llun0N. Miclt., Noy. SO,--Dnv.v-
ST. Joseph, John pri.iseon, Jr., .Iamc. Fill ~
GAr,lncr. -o''''"H' He'slc
Gu1e, Lem Ellsworth. """' d. II
WtNn--NOrtIlwr.t; fresh,
WEATMEH--Ctcar md cold,
, 1876-12-01
NATIONAL BANKS.
The Taxes They Pay to the Ma
ton and the States.
Report of the Comptroller Of the Cur
roncy.

spsrtat Correspondence n Tht Tribune.
WAsnlsoTos, b. C., Nos. 21.-The Comp
trollcr OF the Currency has concluded his report
on tile subject Of taxation, and am allowed to
send The same to THE TRIBUNE:
Sec. 6,22i4 Ut tiiu Revised Statutes. provides
thni tho Sationul Da1t shall pay to fl1e Treasurer
tho following faxes: One per cunt annually upon
The average a,noNnt of uofcs In circulation. and
niaonnt or deposits. und the average amount Ut
capitnl tock int invested ~ United states onnd*;
The following tnl1lc exhibits the nnlotnt oi Ght'
ted Ststca taxrss collected, annually from the Y.
Eauixatiun of the system itaU! tUJniy !, 1915:
wbtc,, HN,purt lrns hren collected without any ex.
prnsc whatever 10 the Government ctpt lilo CON-.
bling OF the returns In thu Treasury:
, 1876-12-01

tbs unsena. rates of taxation ~ exhibited In thu
Eoliuw!u: iatc, which gives tho percentages Ut
ontio,a rna Stato taxation M tho principal clties
II tho country for tho ysAF 1879. .....
, 1876-12-01

An estimate Of the total taxltlnn q INC Nhs!una.
in nv last an,.nsl report. naI It Il repeated hesc
With lie substitution Of ths ctrust ;'l,oatiss tns
lH15. In l!acu Of tha partly es1llhatcu oaes t"e'
klren:
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-02-20

Thirty years ago the Rubber Porous
I1astcrs superseded all other plas,rrs.
aud to n degree. linimcnts and other cN-
tcrnal remedies. Since then IL has held
its prominence. until recently, When the
old rubber compound has been greatly
improved In Bcnsou's Capclnc Porous
Plaster. in various ways.
First, by 81 treating the rubber that
IL contains more electricity than furm-
ely.
Second. by the addition Of capcinc. a
powerful stlnulant. which causes the
plaster 10 act immediately and gpatly
increases its efficacy and usefulness.
masking II the best remedy known for
colds. rheumatism. lanicncss OF the back
and muscles. kidney complaint, etc.
The manufacturers arr pleased 10 hear
that There Is q large class of conscientious
druggists. who. having become con.
WINGED of the gpat merit of BENSON
Capclnc Plaster. unhesitatinyly pccu-
mend h 20 the public. OF such an, T..
Drehcr, Newark. y. j.. Charl,,.
Altman, and NJ. NJ. Cook, Brool.
lyn, y. Y; Somucr. Limbs \
70. Quincy, Ills: Robert Powers,
Richmond. Va: T.. ,. liartc. New Or.
leans. La, Guiliek Il Berry. T,rrr Uaut,
Ind. who say "the results from the
sales OF Benson's tapcine Plaster. hen,
Ierre ilautel has convinced US that il
Is lar superior to ordinary Porous Plas.
ter. aud W. 4. Weber, Springfield.
Mass. who says, "ihey seem to institute
an advertising medium of thcmslvr,
when introduced. Send me four rrnss
immediately"
Inc manufacturers also rccrc; to learn
that druggists. In some Instances. acting
from pccuniary motives, rs though tho
retail price OF Benson's CApeiuc is the
same as ordinary Porous Plas;ers, the
cost to them Is somewhat higher, hayc
used their influence 10 Persuade ensto.
mcrs who ask for Benscn's Capcinc IL
substitute some other article tor them.
be sure you get BeusOn's Capcinc
and no other article for them. lie sum
You get Benson's Cspcine aud no other.
Price, - cents.
Seabnry X Johnson. Pharmaceutical
Chemists. y. \. To be obtained. for
twenty-five cent, Of Barclay Bros. Cairo.
iiIlnoi>. 2-i9.lm dSw.{Sl
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-02-20

Its central location in the gret. Valley of
the Mississippi, and the great wealth oliver
unsurpassed advantages as a commercial
point, as II affords TO her easy and cheap ac-
cess TO all the grain producing districts OF
the North and Wet, and ,imi ar access 10 ali
the agricultural produce consumers OF the
south, thus presenting the best location in
the Weston an Interchange Of the respect
I've northern and southern comm oddities and
productions.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-02-20

Lois and land IN Cairo are now offered at
tuhities TO purchase, and the owners pre-
cent the location to the public rs Offering
unrivaled advantages Tor the successful es-
tabishment oil commercial or manufacture.
ing enterprises, and the best locality IN the
country Tor profitable investment Of capital.
y. STATS TAYLOR,
EDWIN PARSONS,
=, rustees, etc.
Sb-l9tf
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-02-20
DIR 8uttqtin.
PARAGRAPHS.
A Nlcvcr RcplJ.

NstEFE VFtpss
Will c arguing q ease before the United
States Supreme Court in Washington few
Il ,ys ago. Mr.. Albert Pike made aele,cr re-
ply 10 an object on o, Auorney-Gcncral
Pierrepont. The at.orncy.gc scsal had
questioned the evidence OF ono OF MIR.
Pixies witnesses on the gr, un of the ex-
IRENE age OF thenan-7s y ars-and pr
sumptivc failure OF biz faculties. "wcll
your honors," said Mr.. like. "i don't at.
together like that myself. fos am 70 wears
old. and In little while shall be 20. and
even ~. aud I am m,what sensitive
about OLD men with no memories. see
on'he bench leiore me one justice hearing
this ca c WHO'S s9years old another, who 10
y, and would like 10 ask with wha, force
the a'torncy.general's argumcn, strikes
them that man has no memory a: their
ages" Mr.. Pierrcponi yielded the voib,.
Cuiiously enough, the client for whom Mr..
Pikesswas arguiug was ex-Gov. Rector. Of
Arkansas. with whom he had oaee tough,
duel.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-02-20

Of Cairo 10 not less important. The crude
materials OF every description, which CON.
stitute the elements Of manufactured artl.
cles, abound on every side, iron ore. coal.
OF superior quality, and timber OF every
character, more than others, being easily
and cheaply accessible, and the rich agri.
cultural region Of the immediate neighbor.
rendered tributary TO IL byriyer and rail.
furnish supplies OF tue Lece ssarics OF life in
such abundance as to Render living cxceUt-
ionally cheap When the manuiactliv ID srti-
cles are produced, the facilities TO. cheap
distribution by river and rail are not
equallcd.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-02-20
new ADsGWr,sEMENrs.
Cheap Lands
ONE MxLLlON ACprs

oi Their magnificent s mt. ON either side and
Wuhin twenty miles at ,"ir road. Admirably
Unss, Fruits, anl all her Northern crons'
winters are mill permitting ou-,ioor labor Tor
eleven months. Soil fertile beyond ptcc,lont
y" rms>hoin'cfs, no drought Stacial induce
incni- tor cs,alli shncui at mmuacioriCs Eut
curultfS, address W " SLACK land Conn
missioner, Little Rock, Arkansas.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-02-20

Cairo has moral. Intelligent, liberal and
enterprising population OF about ~ ,O0O-has
superior system Of public schools, which,
with others conducted by private enter.
prise, afford unsurpassed educational adj.
Vantages-is Possessed OF well-established
churches OF nearly every denomination
has public and pri, ate buildings of supe.
rlor character-has climate, which for sa.
iubrity and healthlul influences cannot be
surpsssed-has well-regulated and ef.
icient municipal organization, Its streets
l'ghteu with gas, and other metropolitan ad.
vantagcs, which make Il highly desiralIc
aud In reality not TO be cxccllcd as n place
ofpermanent residence.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-02-20

Before t. era Of Railroads, Cairo had a
commaucics position ~ centre Of com.
merce AMI navigation. This importance of
| posii!or 'Ae Eta possesses. but has now the
additional advantage OF being great rail-
| road centre a number OF the most import.
ant railroads 10 the Valley OF the Miss ssippi
CONVEX sinc 20 and having their termini
| there. Am 2. these. coming from the north
| are the crsa; lilIuo.s Central Rallro-d.
| which traytT,ls the entire state of Illinois
| iromIts extreme northern and northeastern
| to lis southern limits. aud by iisconncctions
extends into all the grea; northwestern
grain prodC ing States the Cairo and VIM
csnnes. extending nom Cairo TO The City o..
Niucennes. In the STATE OF Iadiani, whese
its connection. afford direct railroad som.
munieations with all Pattern cities: and
the Cairo q st. Louis Railroad, aiordiBg a
direct railroad communication with the
City OF 20. Louis aud all the railroads GEN.
tcring there. The roads coming from the
south are the New orleans, Jackson and
Great Northern and the Mobile and Ohio
Railroads, which give dire CO railroad COM
munica'ion with the cities OF Mobile and
New Orleans, and other Southern Atlantic
sea ports, and By connecting roads with all
the country south Of Cairo: and coming
from the southwest the Cairo. Arkansas
and Texas Railroad, which ,iiords similar
commune ItiOn with Southern Missouri.
Arkansas end Texas, aud the principal cit.
les OF those States. This I.st-named road
will give, also. direct connection with the
Texas and Pacific Road when IL Is com lie.
ted, thus giving direct Communication wi h
the principal ports OF the Pacific Ocean
These railroads, Terminating at Cairo, are
now all completed and in successful opera.
ton, those in Illinois coming into the city
ON a bank OF each Of the rivers. Ohio and
Mississippi. and Terminating at their conilu.
ence, thus encirciDg the city. The Holly
Springs, Brownsville and Ohio River Rail.
road, and the Cairo and Tennessee River
Rsilroad, which will both terminate at
Cairo, are in course OF construction and will
soon be completed, and other railroads both
in Illinois and in States south OF the Ohio
river, which will also terminate at Cairo.
are projected. ana arrangements made 10
build them. The construction of these
VIII greatly increase the riilroad communi.
cations Of cairo.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-02-20
PHYSICIANS.

nIsIDESCE; No. Il thirteenth street, be
tween Washington avenue and W slnut street
OFFICE; North side Of Eighth street ne.
TWEEN kelnaaaxsisA era Hnsllsgl.u svs.u.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-02-20
A SPECIALITY.

The BrtLEriS printing
III establishment uakes 4
AAxSA specially CT Bal Heals.
Note iiesis. Letter Hsz,sls.
Statements, Cards. Lie. Look at these rriccs /:
small size bill heads, per 70 .........-...sg o.
Me'iium size biz heals. Per Thousand ...... =
All on fourscen pound paper. Carlisle mills.
rstcu TWO cents Ter pound higher than paper
used by any other ofioe-ruiei to order a, the
mills especially for thi. office.
Statements. Csriyslc. PER io,o..............si o.
Letter Heals, Carly.le. per io,.a .......... s.
Note Heads, CaTlysle, yer iCoo .... . .....- ) O.
Visiting cards per package. &c
Busines car,ls, No. s-p'y Bristol hosrl.
Per lpe.. 20 TO a.
business cards, No blank. Per loo ....-.. 3 a.
,Quarier-sheet, halfshevt. fail-sheet aud three
sheet posters, and colOredwork below :; Louis
prices
Pamphlet, Book Work aaI Price Lists ma,le
specially.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-02-20
THE DAILY BULLETIN.

TIVE BULLETIN is published every morning
except Monday ~ the Bulletin Building, cor
ner Washington avenue and Twelfth street.
Tux BULLETIN is served to city subscribers nv
faithful carriers at Twenty-Five Cents Week
payable weekly. By Mail, lin advanced. Ale NOR
annum; six months, So; three months a.. nm
month, 81 %.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-02-20
CAIRO,
rr.r.rNors.

Tho Trustees Of tho Cairo City
Property ,lcsirc 10 call public attention
to the merits of thdt property, compris-
ing n considerable rortion Of the City "
Cairo, In Alcxaudt County. In the State
of Illinois. snd lands immediately ada
cent thereto.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-02-20
St.Jo. Medical
INSTITUTE,
q Established a.. si!ug.;ssn Q..:l.,,.


THE only place where a sure cure can lac re-
4 lied upon Little Is required In the way of
advertising, a. the reputation Of the institution
70 Wen known throughout the West. Call and
DC convinced That this is the largest and most
complies institution Of the Kind In America for
the successful treatment Of all Chrome sexual .
PRIVATE and Nenercai Diseases Of both sexes. sucR
a. syphilla, bon0rfhna, elect, Structure Run
ture, Narcosc Veins, Orchitis Bubo 81 In
urinary and sypbilitc or..rnercural affections OF
the lmI9ai, hhIh OF bgnes are treated with un-
paraiieiel success. GOnorfhua cured In from
three TO five days. syphilis cured in from i've
% ten days. over II $40 cases curc1. seminal
Weakness, sperInatorrhoa, Night Losses, Sex.
ual Debility and Inpotency, Loss OF sexual
Power as the result Of self-abuse in youth, -ex-
lial excuses IN maturer years and all impe,i-
inents 70 marriage, permanently cured without
mercury or any other mineral DosDn patl,pts
at a distance treated by letter hIerllclues s.pt
everywhere Young men who have bec1Jne Inc
victiines OF solitary yice--thnt dreadful ana de.
huuctIVc hnbIt which annually s,.e,us Ia nm ,,
tlhiely grave Thousands Of young infn oil m.
most exalted talents and brilliant Intellect WHO
might Ctherw ise have entraBced listrniDR .snat.
Win u,e unnhers 81 elo1nencc. or walked a.
ecstacy The living Tyre may call with full cont
dence. What pity that young man. the non
o. ms country, the darling Of his pafenis should
Ue shhtshsa ron all prospects ami ENJOY
mehts OF life by the consequences Of DIES hung
irom The path Of nature and ndulgins In a Ger.
taln secret habit such p.rsOna mti4t before
oonissinpia,inf marriage, reject that a sound
70 promote counubin happiness indeed ,yithnut
,hese me Journey through life becomes a weary
pilgrimage, The prospect hourly darlcns 10 ths
view, the Inind becomes Swallowed with de.unir
ana nled WIN melancholy reflections that line
happiness ofanolhsr IL blightod with our own.
! o aii eiilne young men we would say, do moi
keep thls secrcct to yourself aud your God until
u has Slapped the yiials and left you "A wreck oil
humanity, curse To yourscli and n burden tn
society; " you are cntangled IN the snare of
sen pollution, or any private disease, nee from
" obstruction, aud apply at ST Joseph Medical
ihhtth'e Tor treatment, and become once more n
human being.
BfCuIes guaranteed or money refunded
.pAll female difficulties and iInpedlimenis ia
Marriage treated with safety and success
E-A great medical book aud secrets for ladies
and gents sent free for two stamps
Address st. Joseph Medical Institute. Francis
street, between Second and Third, ST. Joseph,
MsSVufl GNll-O-d&w-iy.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-02-20

Ns ~ dny At homo. AGENTS wanted outl,
e!s an'l terms nee. Iitt'E n CO., Augusta,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-02-20

This city. ~ I, We. Known. is s.,natcda a,
Inc eon1uercc OF ist ohio and Mississippi
ftNers. At the head % uninterrupted nANi a.
ton on the Mississippi. ee.ng below oh
suuetivns by ice 90 ihe Winter sud low
water in summer, aud tt9s has q clear aud
open riNcr communication ST all times over
the Mississippi anJ iis tributaries. wita all
the country south. ~ the Gulf OF Mex co
and the Atlantic etesr. CSire has also the
same character e communication with all
the country nc-ih over the streams flowing
by IL. when thos' sinrsrl> are not iHnaYl.
gable bv reason - dc or low water.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-02-20
THE WEEKLY BULLETIN.

published every Thursday morning at o. as
pc, ahnum, invariably in advance. The postope
on the Weekly will be prepaid at this Office. 30
''ia' subscribers will obtain for subscription
rice Of 81 year
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-07-15
laws.


"Sitting Bull" the Chief of the
Sioux Indians, has summary way
OF dealing with carpet-bagscrs and
military satraps. lie recently pnt
to death two hundred odd of them.
Should the Senate of the United
States conclude 70 investigate the
matter and will send committee
composed of Morton, Boutwell,
Mcmillan and Cameron for that
purpose, out to Dakota Territory
we venture the assertion that tho
people of the United States will be
benefited twofold; they will get rid
of four very Objectionable person
ages and will be spared the pair
and trouble of reading a report from
the committee.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-07-15
OVER TAG STATE.

The glorious Fourth WAS duly
celebrated Throughout our State.
The new capital of Summer cour-
~ has been named "WalthaII," in
honor 10 Gen. +. G. WaItha;I.
The Grenada Sentinel says a
school girl of that place has "a
mouth like Il birds urS',. maybe
she dips snuff.
The Sl;rkviIIe News has seen
more fine hogs in this country, this
year, than ever before and predicts
that next winter there Will bc plenty
of hog and hominy.
Pilot: Mr.. \. b. Cochran, Ser
geant-ot the guard, IN charge o: con
charge of his gun, near Brookharcn,
on the 3i u!t. 1t appears that he
was haniing the gun to one of the
guard whcn the brccch struck Il sap
I'm which caused it to explode, and
| the entire load lodge III the nnfur-
tumatc young mans head ii : re
mains were breushtto jackson ON
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| ko>ciusI>o Star: Wiley Miller, II
colorcd blacksmith; was well known
to the citizens ri Goodman ana New
. port rs an Industrious, thrifty,
pcaccahle man. By diut Of hard Ia
Dor and close economy he gradua y
accumulated money; and was sup
posed t. have laid up about Il thou~-
and or fifteen hundred dollars. wi
ley WAS employed at New Port, this
county, at the shop of iiuShe. X
Dicker, and lived il house har,i
by the shop On last Saturday
night his house was entered while
asleep by parties intent upon rob
bling Eini, and The head of the ursus
pccting ,nla was split open with an
AK. They then robbed him of all
his va,uabie>' Perry Harris an'i
Two woaIrn, all colorcd were al
rested, a.,d admit that they we're
present whcn the house WA, entered
and the murder committed Ttey
were tried before justice II. New
port, and by him sent to jail 1T this
p lace.
McComb CITY IntelIigcnccr: We
arc informed that an atrociouss muir
der was committed on the 9th ms. al
! Bishop Green's Training Sc. Dol 10!
the Ministry, at Dry Grove, Htni>
county. y printer named Ion
Carbello Gan Italian) becoming infu
rated with liquor, without the Sign
test provocauon, plunged knife To
the heart of one of The students
a young Mr.. y. Leffingwel. of WIKI
inson county The unfortunate
Young man died almost instantly
without Il groan- No quarrel hal
occurred between the parties non
even harsh words. lie was ,ujrI
tor his pcaceable and aiinablc na'-.-.'
and christian-lillc department. Ia
murderer was arrested and has n'
doubt been conveyed Tor safe keep
ing TO the Kinds county jaii. 1ht
remains of Mr.. Letfingwcli were con
veyed to Jackson for burial. IL wa.
a nephew OF the Rev. DIR. trIn,
Rector of St. Andrews Charch, Jack
son.