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thermometer, and tits only AZ rare In.
tervals our mercurial temperament
reaches the higher latitude OF the
austere North.
The.Charleston Journal OF Commerco
says the little boards got us into the
trouble and now big board. is going
to get M out
A distinguished Frenchman said,
"all great minds which have not
toadied each other are natural ene-
niles" Hence the paragraphsts asso.
citation.
The New York Herald says primitive
nations generally eat what they revere.
This Is true. The Sandwich Islanders
first ate Captain Cook and then wor-
shipped his bones.
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On Monday

Mrs. Jarley's famous wax works
Will arrive. This costly collection OF
deceased historical and other celebri-
ties has been imported at great ex-
pense, for the especial disposition OF
the st. Matthew's Cathedral Benevo-
lent Association, and will be exhibited
next week at the Opera House for the
benefit of the poor of Dallas. A special
car will contain and bring these price,
less gems of art, and large force will
be engaged for several days unpaok-
Ing them and getting the figures in
position. Great care is requisite to do
this, as some OF them may melt An
expert accompanies them
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WASHINGTON.
The Florida Case Taken Up by
The Grand Electoral Com
mission.
The Entire Day Occupied by
the Directors in Presenting
Their Cases.
Nothing In the Proceedings TO Indl-
cate How Soon u Decision VIII
Be Reached.
The Presidents Forthcoming
Message Advising Rcsump-
ton Prepared.
The Louisiana lnfamy-Mr. Stephens Is
Evidently Better Appointments and
Combinations A Tame Day In
the House and Senate
Gossip.
Notes ana Gossip In and Around the
CAnItOl.

Notes and Gossip In aud Around the
Capitol.
WASHINGTON, February 1.-The
secretary Of the treasurer was absent
from the cabinet meeting to-day.
Mr.. Stephens is evidently better to-
day. His physicians are greatly en-
couraged.
j. Ii. Maddox is succeeded as special
agent OF internal revenue by Colonel
S. L. Chamberlain, now OF Virginia,
but formerly of the regular army. The
change was made to-day, at the in
stance Of the president.
Senator Thurman is suffering from
neuralgia.
Nominations-Channing Richards,
attorney for TIE southern district of
Ohio; 5. G. Slade, collector customs,
Porte del Norte, Texas.
Among the Oregon kilograms Is the
following:
WARRINGTON, ID. g., Dec, s, 1875.
Judge q. Strong, Salem, Oregon
Tilden has one hundred and eighty
five votes, including one from Oregon,
A, S. HEWITT.
The Presidents Forthcoming RcsImp-
lion Message.
In tbs cabinet to-day the cOntem-
plated message of the president on re-
sumption was the main feature. The
mess ge is prepared.
Leading members of Congress say
should the president send message
to Congress advising earlier resump.
ton than 1879, no action will be taken.
There is no disposition to interfere
with the finances at this time, rs there
is every probability that the happy
issue about to be reached will virtual y
anticipate legislation.
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Dallas, Texas, February i. 1877, I'm.
All That Can be Avoided-and Thou
snnts Relieved.

~ never put on pair of spectaclss
unless they draw my eyes, causing u
sensation Of pain, giddiness, nausea,
dizziness" etc. Such 10 the language
daily expressed by the suffering null
tltude, or the unfortunate spectacle
wearer. All that can be avoided, for
the philosophical optician like DIR.
Strassman In his wonderful optical art
has no second, and can be safely relied
upon. His immense variety OF finest
Crystalized, Brilliant Spectacles, and
Patent Eye glasses, with all their nec-
essary peculiarities, are 80 scientifically
and automatically constructed az to
suit each and every individual case
without single failure, and give re-,
lief ut once, to which hundreds can
testify In this city alone. Leave or
ders ut Jewelry Palace Of Atkinson a.
Alsted, 900 Main street. --dlw.
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In the Sandwich Islands the Chinese

In the Sandwich Islands the Chinese
are known as cockroaches.
The Republican party Is experience
ing the misery OF parturltion.
The Western wheat crop has enabled
farmers wives to wear gros grain.
The arbitration is pronounced agreat
Democratic victory without loss of life.
The pen ola rapid writer it is said goes
over three hundred miles OF paper In a
year.
TO distracted Republicans the afllor-
escence of Cronin's nose Ia friendly
beacon.
Short selections from the periodicals
are appropriately headed Sparks In the
magazines.
It 10 now conceded that Chandler
should have destroyed the operators as
well as the kilograms.
Captain Kidd's treasures have again
been discovered. This time In New
Jersey and by a Southern man.
In order to check the decrease In lts
population, the Italian government
has concluded to hang no more muir
derers.
Louisiana 10 the bulb Of the political
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NEW York, February 2,-The con-
gregation of the First Uniyersallst
Church, on Jersey City Heights, have
resolved, by u vote Of DO to AZ, to dis"
miss their pastor, Mrs. Rev. Phoebe B..
Hunaford, the object being to secure a
male minister. The friends OF Mrs.
Hunaford threaten to start another
church with her as pastor.
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Indications OF u Peaceful settlement
OF the Turkish ImbrOgIiO.

LONDON, Februry "A Reuter- dis
patch from Constantinople says the
general impression there is that an
understanding will be reached with
Servia on the basis Of the status quo
ante.bellum, and with Montenegro
upon slight territorial concession.
A letter from Lord Stratford Dere-
delifle recommends that the powers
give the reforms established by Turkey
u fair trial.
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The Ofilee OF Security Life Insurance
Company IN tho Tolls.

NEW YORK, February 1.-The grand
jury yesterday presented indictments
against Theodore II. Weltmore, vice
president OF the Security Life Insur-
ance Company, for embeazlement and
grand larceny, and Robert q. Case,
president, Robert l., Case, Jr, aotuary,
and Isaac IL, Allen, secretary, for per
jury. Judge Gldersleeve Immediately
issued bench warrants for the arrest OF
all the above named parties, which
were placed in the hands OF the officers
for service.
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Brisk Correspondence betw een Russia
and Garmnuy

LONDON, February 1.-The Times
Berlin dispatch says Servla is willing
to raze the Notifications at belgrade
and Alexinatz, II Turkey will leave
the other Qualifications In her hands.
A brisk correspondence Is proceeding
between Russia and Germany. Russia
wants to know whether she could en-
Joy the fruits OF victory II she should
achieve one.
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Kentucky Recognizes the Nichols
Government.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, February 2.-ln-
formation comes from Frankfort, that
Governor McGreery, of this State, has
recogn zed Nichols as the Governor
Of Louisiana, by issuing requlsition
on him for the return TO Kentucky of
Maurice A, Schwab, arrested In New
Orleans, for the alleged fraud commit
ted In Louisville.
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Direct United states Cable company.

LONDON, February AT II meeting
of the Direct United States Gable Com
pany this morning, the amalagation
party's first resolution for commits
zion to consider the subject was de-
ieated. A division OF the poll was de-
manded, which, 1t is believed, will
result against the amalagationists. A
scrunity of the vote followed, and the
meeting adjourned. The result of the
poll will DO announced on Monday.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
Finance, Indians and Railroad MAT
tiers, with n Spurt at Economy, Con-
ammo tho Day.

Senate: Recess having been ordered
Yesterday till 10 a. IN. to-day, at that
bour half q dozen senators only were
in the chamber, and the recess was
continued till noon.
The Senate passed the bill reported
by the committee OIL finance for the
punishment Of persons making or hav-
ing in their In their possession dies,
moulds, ETC., for manufacturing eoun.
terfelt coin.
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Murder VIII out.

ST.. LOUIS, February "A Blooming
ton, Ill.,, dispatch reports that IL man
by the name of John Person, In Jail
there, has confessed that he murdered
Hon, Murray Mcconnell, at Jackson
Vile, In February, 1860. Mr.. McCon'
nell was found in his office with his
head crushed.
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weather Indications.

The Indications for the Gulf States
are southerly winds, shifting to north.
ely, with cooler, cloudy weather, light
rains, and falling, followed by rapidly
rising barometer. Cautionary signals
are ordered for light norther at Gal
weston and Indianola.
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RESOURCES.

STATE Of Tcrds, County Of Dallas
~ AZ avink. Cashier OF the Fabove
nal hank. do solemnly swear mat me
nhnve statement Is true to the best Oh my
knowledge anu a. NJ. SWINK, Cashier.
Sworn to before me this January 70, ic'''
a. H. Dallas, Texas.
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MOBILE, Ala, February 1.-The Mo-
bile Jockey Club viii hold their spring
meeting commencing the I'd Of April,
to continue three days, giving ample
time for stables to be erected.
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The Exchange hank.

AT the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Exchange Bank, held
at their office in this city, January 80,
1877, the following officers and direc.
tors were elected for the ensuing
year: G. M. Swink, president; Phil.
f. Chappell, vice president; P. ii.
Davenport, cashier: VIM McGrain, as.
sistant cashier and book-keeper. Di-
rectors-J. w. Crowdus, q. M. Swink,
p. E. Chappell, IL. s. Ervay, J. M.
Stemmons, J. M. Swanson, J. l.. Will
liams, Il. L. Marsalis, F. M. Ervay.
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nnnoCan't be made by every agent mt
WUIi1leyery month In the 6 ...,i,Ins We 70
mHHs work can easily earn a uozen
nil III uUSw Jiars a day right In their own
~v, Wave no room TO explain here.
locail,les,n pheasant and honorable. Women,
anS boys and girls do as well 81 men men The
viii furnish you complete ,%pn toen T else We
business pSys Sss'e Of 'S St"rtps yu Pa5So
lars free MIR wli' sons and daughters, and al
s sa"%e in o. paying s. T0s a asou
should write K Nous US i, sa the TIME tlme Don't delay.
wS Sara ~ Y TRuE Co.. Augusta, Maine )5Oa'n
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To the Working Class !

We are now prepared to furnish all classes
with constant employment At home, the
whole OF the time or for their spare mo-
ments. Business new, light and profitable.
Persons of either sex ePsily earn from 90
cents to s. per evening, and proportional
sum by devoting their whole time to the
business. Boys and girls earn nea ~ rs
much rs men. That all who see this notice
may send their address and test the bust
ness, we make this unparalleled offer: To
such as are not well satisfied we will send
one dollar to pay for the trouble of writing
Home and Eireside, one of the largest and
best illustrated publications., all sent free by
mail, Read n, You want permanent, profit
able work, address, GEORGE SriNSON & Co.,
Portland, Maine. inn26d3m
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9TA.TBM ENT

ASSETS:
Cash in Vault-U. S. Lee
gal Tender otes....".S5O,0OO 90
Nat, Blk. Notes and Cash .,,.- o,
ltemS...,..,..."........, Oo,ZiO W. - SlVo,zio w
In hands Banks and Bankers,
subject 10 Dralt",""""..".""."" 3B,3s6 81
slii,572 rs
Over Drafts advances on Cotton
IL course Of shipment, etc.j...... 1885 SS
Fixtures, BLrglar-proof Safes
and Furniture ......."".."."""., 3,lIo W
Stocks and Bonds l,7ii 81
Real Estate Banking House -,
and other Property )....""""....." 2o,.lo 81
Bills Receivable. llo,O5z ON
1901, l40 q
LIABILITIES:
Capital Stock paid in...",.,..".-..- SlO0,COO ~
Surplus...".... ....,...'...."'''"' A'vo oP az az
Premium, per CenL.........."....,.". vi w
Due to B'ks and B'kers 5000 IA 49,
Due to Deposltors.."-.. lbl,7H 81 -sl0o,ioS 10
S30l, lao 81
STATE OF TEXAS, Dallas County-ss.
|, Thos. X. Ferguson, Cashier OF the CITY
| Bank of Dallas, do sol cinnly swear that the
| above statement is true, to the pest Oh my
| knowledge and beliet. .,,,,,, ,,..,.,.
THOS. X. FERGUSON, Cashier.
Sworn to and subscribed before me- thls
| Ath day of January, A. ID. 1871. ,,,r,
l.dst Notary Public Dallas Co.
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BANK STATEMENT.
Report Of the Condition Of the
EXCHANGE: BANK

or the city of Dallas, Dallas County, le iSas
Go,n menced business October 18th, 1910.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-08-17

We trust the citizens of this
county will not fail TO come TO-
gether on tie first of next month
and make their nominations for
beat officers. This is a very i'm.
pOrtant matter, and should not be
neglected. We do not wish to sec
any division in the democratic
ranks this fall, but want our citi,
zens to stand united in solid ranks
and carry the ticket safely through.
IL II be possible for the republicans
70 ihouce any one TO run on an
independent ticket they are going
10 DO SO, Tor they well know their
only hope is in splitting the demo
efaoc VOTE Let us, therefore. be
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-08-17

The race in Harrison county for
tie different Offices before the nom.
mating convention which lakes place
on the lst proximo, Is becoming in.
teTesting. We Notice the names OF
three gentlemen for treasurer of
that county, prominent among
whom is that genial end whoIo-
SouIed gentleman, c. II. LiddIe.
We are gratifed to learn that his
chances of success for the nomina
ton are increasing, for we feel con-
ildent no better man could be found
Tor the. place. He is worthy in
every respect, and should he be
elected will serve the county faith
fully and honestly.
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There has been secretly circulated through
the mails without even rostmarks an anony
nous circular, libeIous in its character. agains
Daniel +. Beatty, OF Washington. N. J. pro
prie'or of the Beatty Piano and Beatty Gel.
ebrated Golden Tongue ParIor Organs
1t Is supposed to have been done by compet.
ltors IN the business, as none others wouLj he
10 the trouble and expense, even if they had
no lear of the punishment if detected. and
the cause Is attributed to the fact that Mr.
sea ty has been masking a very successful war
upon high prices in those instruments.
We have received from Mr.. Beatty the fol-
lowing open letter adore ,sed to him by the
officials and prominent men of his W town;
WAsHINGroN N. j July 5, 1877.
To Daniel +, Beatty, ESQ:
1t aaving come to orr knowledge that COM
munication' written with au intent to falsiGv
You and lnJure your business, have appeared
IN a certain periodical, we therefore. ma chi
# this place-haviug known Won Tor
years consider 1t an act OF Justice to Won to
pronounce all such COMMUNICATION 10 he Ell
tirely uncalled for and slanderOus, and eudo rss
YOU as helng, so far AS we have ever been
able to Judge, a man of sterling integrity and
IN all your business tranaacti,us
Nathan Outs, mayor, Alpheus RAN
cock. G. A. Thatcher, Henry Winter and Vim
Cummirs, councils; Joseph Welt. Judoe of
he Court; james II Grofr, vice president and
I. IL. Ham, cashier First National Bank; Rev,
!. j. Reed, pastor NJ. L church laconaiuted
lnt lew monthsG J. V. Creveling. ,rosspt a
Shroye and John c. Winter. Justices Of the
leaeei John Gardner. sheriff, and Richard Il,
smaller, deputy sheriff of Warren county: a
" Creveling, general merchant; Philip John.
ton, late assessor. and others.
certify that ] am acquainted with the hand
of the above, aud recognize III ~
hem az genuine. The gentlemen are 81 ON
'est Citizens and | fully concur in the letter.
OSCAR J%EFFERY.
Counselor at law and notary pnbIie
We can hardly conceive of . more COMPLETE
nswer to such a libel than tie above letter
ut Mr. Beatty requests all interested 10 ad.
ress him for full reply, aud asks for informa.
on touching the parties circulating the libel
any can be obtained, with a view to tbsiy
and pun shmsnt.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-08-17

TO Opheiin.
Infant daughter Of Raymond and Mary
Quave, who departed this life August g, 1877
aged ! months and ? days.
Our little darling now is gone,
And lonely left Ms here!
Bot trusting to our God above
We feel she knows no fear.
And now, Ophelia, that thou art O
To be cons0ied wen try,
For grief and tears will not replace
Thy smiling face and eve.
We hope to meet with yog one day.
When with angels Won u be placed,
and from out the Ginning angel band
Wen know our little face.
ONE WHO LovEp HER.
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IN the Virginia democratic con,
yention, held last week at Rich
mond, Hon. I. L. W. Holiday was
nominated for governor, and Jas.
A. Walker for lieutenant governor.
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FIELD NOTES.
Catholic Eair-Eaou,c Rurncd-B..kc.
fEorsings- Poiilies-sBsasa EsawIcrs,
Etc,


D.Ioa oIAN' no a'Not you have
" 'iN- '"'A PAao9 A6iS
on l2o Isl INST Aour reporter, owing
g5 e''o9 'A'' 'oula not De i'la
- a. - "D.'.o - pen you an account
,m.,.. .-5' p'7@S"L,' ne He'
r1. was "-'f A. lH''
y '1' e'Neio,''y' H'e'
' 'l'D'.S i'g.inss Of our peo'
''-'' va 'I'' 'no io7 e'eam
a1, p.@S. $3.50 ,',s' "'''.'ous' 70
49, = = ,,H1el our
o1... f,.1 .r.nl "o van
.,...I.
o,1 or... $685. - - 9 '',''e"
f.~r..n - ''o""'" va"
g ., - ~ DS
r: 0'D O' - 'l'-e'i''
= o.'-S "'in west '5ea'
"7 vi -" !" H1Isioi-
-" - oIo " ''7 s1uz5-S Oh 9
- "t' IH'71o.- $ hoHt- ;
2.S., 40 oiIFte'-ig o5S'ses ed ~ afe 2
= - 10y - was through a
- o''1'sS2-s'S o. " A5ae negro by n
'4Ll21 mo camper Of the stove q
u suc4 a manner as 10 ai.ow ashes, II
etc, to fall en- tie f5or. At the time O, ~
lie fire the family were t8kino a moro.
t,,b 49,. II : : Us
e @o"ouiH6 Tue LOUISE tneS
Jul" II c'mPIeteiS covered wItlt dark
.moks, aid the To5ripgo Of the fire inside
81 ffa;a,f n COW, ~, NO.. - G,
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&herEI'S SmFP.

George Byrd vs., George Hannahs. Execution
$ISt 20,
W. s. Grartham VS.. Daniel G Wright. Geo.
HannaAs, Samuel A. Garland. Execution
1891 IS.
Alfred Roberts VS.. Daniel G. Wright, George
Hannahs. Execution $295 40.
My virtue of an execution in each of the
kS above stated cases to me directed, by the
clerk of the Circuit Court OF Jackson county,
State OF Mississippi, | will expose to sale at
public auction, to the highest bidder for cash
within the usual hours for public sales, in front
of the clerk Office, in the town of Scranton, on
Monday, The lst Day Of October,
AID. 1877, tho following described real and
personal property Of the above defendants, to-
vii: Al that piece or parcel of and situate,
lying and being in jackson county con-
mcncing at the northwest corner of 2 tract Of
laud owned by Mrs. Miguel Pol, thence run.
east twenty-one en- chains, thence north
to the marsh, thence following westerly the
south side of SAID marsh so az to inrersecL the
at a post marked j. b x, in said
marsh on the PasCaguuil river, thence sOntb
eight chains and forty links to the place of be-
containing seventeen IS 100 acres.
more or less, all in section two I4J, township
eight a., range six f6J west, together with all
improvements thereon Except Williams
place., consisting of steam saw mill MACHINERY,
mill fixtures, tools, steamboat frame or hulk
etc, to satisfy plaintiffs Judgment and cost.
Given under my hard, mt Scranton. the nh
lay of august, A D. 1877.
"a St JOHN +. CLARK, Sheriff.
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German Language,
III uGic and Art

Departments. Ia these, young ladies can re-
ceire az thorough Instructions as in any school
IA the land This is true ais of tho Literary
DE artment.
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shrcwd enough TO shun the snarcs
and pitfalls under the ensign of
"Indepondcnt."
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-Corssis 10 great vlri-tv. at low
prices. received this week at Dees' cash
store. Go and e1aCiae them.
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skS ACRES, more or less. on the road be
eBD tween Scranton aud Moss Point, running
back to IA bayou; two aud IA half miles from
Scranton; near churches and good schools. On
the place there are about 300 orange trees, 40
pear trees. a few peach trees "A bearing scup.
pernoug arbor. house with three rooms. out.
house with two rooms, Office. stable. chicken.
house, etc; also v elI of water. Terms easy.
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EOR SALE CHEAP-A large tract of
IL lsud. with a good residence, situated on
psscag0ula river, AT Americas. a large portion
o. which is well adapted to farming purposes.
There Is on the place an orchard Of over 100
fruit trees. this is "A rare chance fer an invest
ment. Cedar Greek. one Of the u)st beautiful
Streams IN The county, runs Immediately by the
residence.
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m. B Richmond,
ESTATE
-AND-
RENTAL AGENT.
EAST PAsCAG8ULA, M

-
VIII give prompt attention 20 the sale anc
renting Of real estate, houses, etc. Partie.
having lands and houses for sale or rent. or
those wishing to rent or purchase, will find it
to their interest to address us asgabove.
We have the following places to dispose Of:
BSOR SALE OR EXCHANGE for Pasca.
h gouIa property 800 acres of land wing
within Il half mile Of the New Orleans and
Mobile railroad, at Farmland Station % mics
west Of Mobile and Is miles cast Of pasca.
gouIa. The { is on the place "a frame bou-e gf
four rooms, ten foot hall, kitchen and dunn
room, stable, etc, aud good wafer, The Lima
is well tim6ered; has some frnit ,rass " !"
grape vines. VIII be sold cheap or exchanged
Tor property in Pascagoula.
saw Million Smiths lake. near r 9ar,s
~ ferry on Dog river. l2OX30 feet. As barsa
power engine. 30 foot boiler, Sc inch circular
saw, l@O loot carriage ways. three Parkbur.t
plochsa outing saws, rollers, and all necessary
a ACRES LAND, with good dwelling of
~ 4 rooms, hall, kitchen, servants room,
good wei, etc. % bearing vines. Is orange
trees, peach. pear aud fig. Also dwelling with
TWO rooms on same land. VIII be sold cheap,
dwelling HOUSE with seven rooms
- ana htH, kitchen. stable, eowhouse. well
81 good water, 20 acres OF land. IS orange
Trees lsome of them bearinpl. peach. flo and
ounce Trees. Also on the same land another
dwelling with two rooms and kitchen. The
above houses aud Ia ID are situated in Moss
tolut, miss, four miles from Scranton, where
mere are two or three good schools, BAPTIST,
Isihooisl and Presbyterian churches, and good
RNrEF 90 49,
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Twenty Dollars Reward

rgNHE above reward will be paid for the
detection or apprehension Of the party
who stole from our drug store, en- the 2sth
ulI., a suit Of clothes belonging tG j. NJ, Lui-
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