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The New York herald., 1877-12-27
REAL ESTATE.
rho following sales BY auction were made yesssras,

Tho following sales BY auction were made yesterday
on tho Excbange:-
Supreme Court foreclosure sne-,hsnry ~ Ken.
nedy refercs-ot the pot oi land, l9o ioxlvo ON
p'An''"' ~ a !. sls.cxEn AND SOY.
referee-oi the two s,ory frame store ana DWELL
Ing s0,s two S ssoty wo s s~s a5ssa xo.
and AS Wss. 10th st.. u. =. 2ej4 H. e. Of iosh oo
w. :" v y ny i. y. sIcoiAr AND CO.
Supreme Court foreclosure salo luph Donnslly.
Isisrss-oi ihs oar two ',sry , brick .hgp. . with
.. snd .Ss,sn SSs s,I and nad LEROY e,s s
Iis7i term. 10 years; ground rent. Si,i1o psr 49,,
.onnm' to p,s'n..n .n s.axs ]. oa...1 AND CO.
oou,, .ssE .Da d. Sss r
src with s; s s eIso % .,.,S.; No sso ion 1000
saii IT, . o. 4otn sr 's w,.1,1. u Ds Snssrlr
s y s"sy s.a, q .ss S.r, ct
three ,oy .ss e. @ 0iss hs.. dcsns S M
US h. q Q, "a sv 20 r H. Lawior $500
N ,rS,y sG9Ta ar AsD ;ns uoa,s coaT Of Common
Plea. Jane, < -, s'nSp to S.-,se p..s o. land
between Denmsu aud aouverneur "s, xorrisa u,o
MA TO '''n'" NJ Il. suilrs ss
supreme Court foreclosure sas-wil!lsm sineiair.
r"%. ns % ssns ' oass .%s ~S ' Of s
an ", NOS z2I snd 4as sa't ls'nh
s Store e. :; ios s.' and .se 81 % Story assas ss
ps. ., land ot;sss.i s Of ay 10 .s,a.,.. $50
ro,., .o,o, for the day. saI $50
TRANSFERS
9th av, NJ o. corner 1tGth st. .Oi OiloxJJoxirreguar;
John q. Ely wife 30 \. H. Slsdc ....... Nom.
10th st. NJ =. 100 II. e. Of l1th av, JpxlOu4; j. W.
Bveckhoun TO W. A. Pmrshaii. Sooo
Houston st., n. s.. l42o NV OF LIST av, 1lixSll: 49,,
J. fiatz aud we to Anna Plats INV
5Sth 50 10. w. uf I'd ny 2uSlUuo b. Nets oS.,
ger aud hush and to Eugene r,Rtx iOoU
Man gin at. no. ". James a.. Brush 10 Margaret H.
47th st.. o. o., lots NO. 10 aud 81; also Mangin s.
no ~ ". Il. Psrkerto sarah A. Brush. ..,.:. No"'
18th IL s. 1888 IT, w. OF ID Av. ID loxlVooi o,,,
X. kArst husband 20 A. Murphy oooV
18th at, s. s.. 2S3 H. ". OF av q, 15xiuAS; ". HE'S
senbuttcl to T. Mooney nom.
7ist ST. H. g. West, No. 07; Sarah Is. Munseh TO
f12th ST.. s. s.. 1904 II. ". OF Av. A, y. ioxiuA;
&. A. LuQucer aud husDHsd 80 VI. A. Staskpoie.. Nom.
18th 81, BOO a. ". Of 9th sv., 2l.iSVz. =. !.
Rose and vile TO h. Aitcrfcr Nom.
MoHrsAGKS
Decker Clara and husba.d. 80 v. u Bull, Jackson -
t23d wardl. y-ars.... ............... IUO
Same - Jackson t23d ward years.. 2,Ooo
Van Zandt, j ohm ana wifc, to II. A. Hopper, n o.
corner Of tirsenwich and Thomas; year. ...... TO
Stafford, Bridget. TO q. ioots. s. a. OF oEh ~, w. OF
~ ,,n IT,, g =, lexington sv years $4,000
Coniu, George 1 aud vito. to A. Sonarindyck, 49,.
sj;n IT.. OF luth @y: ycAr.....:... .... 2oD
Plata Eugene. ~ Is. hetsx.r. n .. OF Jsth ~. ~ OF
I,lbnrt, Cecilia 70 Lucy VI. stesrns, south 5th
corner OF Broome 81 year. l5OO
QuacSenDush Daniel McL.. to a. L. Shipman. 8 -
OF Sls st. 9. of }th nv. year .:........... SOD
saus- Of siss e.. o Of Ath sv lSeaf &ooo
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STABBED BY A FRIEND.

james Duffy, Of No 735 Second avonuc; Joseph
Arnold, OF No. 327 East Thirtynih street, and some
friends, drank good deal Christmas Day aud quar-
relied At No $40 East Thirly1th street. Arnold told
Duny hc had insultcd his tArnod's) friends. Tho
parties were elected from the place. but continued
their night on tho street. Az tho corner OF Thirty
llth street and Second avenue Duty and Arnold
cIinched and rocd on the sidewalks Arnold was get
tIg the worse o the nght when, II is alleged he sud
denly plunged u kniic into Duny's abdomen. Arnold
ran away and Duly was picked up ana taken TO Belle
vuc Hospital Arnold was found in ped yesterday oy
Oficcr Meagher, oi The Twerty rrst precinct ana
taken to tue Fiity.seventh street Court, where
Judge Wande he'd MIN 10 await tho result oil IN
lures indicted.
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RECIPROCAL JUSTICE.

John Green, farmer OF Putnam county, was one Of
the band in tho Tomps Police Court yesterday, who
had celebrated Christmas not wisely but TOO well.
lie appeared very pcniteut and mplored Justice
Fiammcr roeaso him. In support OF his appeal no
brought before hi and the principle that good
anotncr ho thought only lair that Now
YORK Justice should DO uealt icnicnty To him. rho
Court the point and forgavo nim his hrst offence
upon his promising never again 10 get drunk on
hrtQf m
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SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

The Equity calendar OF tho United States Circuit
Court, beginning Al No. 80, VIII DO called by Judge
Wheeler, at eleven o'c.ock Thursday morning, the
10th OF January. to which time the Equity branch
stands adjourned
Judge spcir yesterday gave judgment for the dc.
icudan, In the suit brought by Hlernmanus Beurnich
against Surah wessleman to iorcclose mortgage for
81 $40 and in winch fraud was set up as defence.
John Peacock. mato OF q vessel, sued iiliam
Churcnill boarding master, 10 recover S295, which
he claimed he gave him for safe keeping The suit
camc trial IN the Marine Court yesterday before
Judgo NcAdam and jury, Mr. Francis Onvcr rcprc-
scntIng The plaintin and Mcssrs Smi,h and Andrews
the defendant Tho defence that the money had
paid out In settlement OF SUIT for assault
battery brought Dy saiior against the plinln IN tnis
suit The Jury found IN favor OF plaintiff Tor SIC IS
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THE BOND FORGERIES.

Ferdinand Hartog, arrested with William Mair and
Joel NJ Hayes, by Detectives Field and UConnor OF
the District Attorneys oce the charge OF having
issued forged ST. LOUIS (Mo) and Quincy IN bonds,
was taken 10 District Attorneys Office, where bail
was liked Al $4,000. The accused went before Judge
Dononue, OF tho supreme Court, where the bond was
sstad
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THE BUCKET SHOPS.

To TIE EpiroR OF THE HSRALD:-
II the temperance people moan well why not close
the bucxe. shops or rectiiying places whore all tho
harm is donor For instance you can send child 10
ono these places for cents' worth Of whiskey
gin. Thcy will f pint bottle Tor that amount
although you cannot Duy anything for that price, not
oven spirits in large quantities. THIS - tho stun that
tho CT hliing our city PRISONS as there are
intoxicated people taken out OF tenement houses
than from tho streets, and yet with all this trouble
they have cvery door widc opon 70 tho public
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OUR COMPLAINT BOOK.

fNorE Letters intended for this column must be
accompanied by tho writer's foil name and address 70
insure attention. ComplaInants who unwilling 70
comply with this simply waste time in writing.
Write only on one side OF the psper.-Eo. HxRALnl
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should hesitate order compensation at such rate
though Il could not honestly be sweied 10 Sl.ooo 10
any ono year. A committee has NO right 10 expect 10
make money OF tho ol tho unfortunate per-
son commiit.d 10 his charge. The motion for an an
nuai allowance 10 Mr. Hardman aud Tor payment 10
Mr. Macober or $500 for services 10 estate must
be denied
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A FILTHY STREET.

TO rHs EpfroK HsRALD:-
Please sail the attention Of she Street Cicanipg Bu-
rehu tho nthy OF Tnirtysscond street, be-
tween Ninth and Tenth avenues J.
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MORE CONSCIENCE MONEY.

Tho sum Of $t,sll 90 was yesterday received by
Comptroller Kelly through clergyman OF this city.
as reir bursement TO the treasury. The amount has
bcon deposited under "Conscienco Money" TO tho
credit OF the general fund
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THE CONTINENTAL LIFE.

To TEE EDITOR or TME HERALp:-
Please let us know what has become OF the nsscts Of
the Co ntnental Lifc insurance Company. Where arc
ITS officers? l OF the sufferers, but have
heard nothing about Il or them for nearly year.
POLICY HOLDER
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AN OPERATOR DISMISSED.

AT the meeting OF the Board Of Fire Commissioners
yesterday Assistant Telegraph Operator Frederick E
Graham charged with neglect OF dusy and conduct
prejudoal 10 good order. was dismissed the depart
The New York herald., 1877-12-27
A pANoERoUs BRTDox.

To rnE EDITOR OF 1HE HERALD
write call your attention 70 the dangerous con-
don OF the canal bridge over l3Sth street. west Of
Third avenue being only unsafe Tor WAGONS 10
Cross but also for foot passengers. TAXPAYER
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A TIMELY INQUIRY.

To THE EDITOR HEsALD:-
Can tho HERALD please tell u who has got the
money OWN. TO jurors who served in the Court Of
General Sessions lor tho month OF November? The
money must be In somebody's hands and ought 10
have boon promptly paid. II was again due on she
22d insI. Will Nr. Sparks please expiainf
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trial. az he was not party TO the action. The judg
meal proposed by the defendant is correct. s
Wines VS.. The Mayor and othcrs--Notlon denicds
without COSTS See memorandum
Held VS.. Bucharach and another.-As to tho defend
denied with costs. AS 10 Bucharach tho motion VIII
be granted The terms VIII DO she payment ol al tne
COSTS of the action $40 costs or notion that ISSUE
remain us OF date that served with
In ten days. 49,.
Waterbury vs.. The Mayor &c-rhs terms VIII bs
that the stipulation be given which tho defendants
offer In their andavits that all costs oil the action snd
costs Of the motion be pail BY dsIcndants aud inns
the original date of ISSUE remain. SEQ mcmoranaum'
SUPREME couRr-sPECIAL TERN.
Dy Judge Van vors.
Uevoe VS.. Boyd ana anolher.-Csse and amendments
settled Amendments Nos. J. 10 and IL arc a'oweo
rest dssllowcd
SUPERIOR coURr--spEcIAL TERN.
ny Judge speir.
Boil VS. Tho sun Printing aud Publishing Company
Judgment for defendant on demurrer Opinion.
Holenbeck. &C.. VS.. Moore OF aL-Demurrcr over
Rttcrband &c, VS.. Boggett es al-Ordored that tho
prayer the complaint DO granted; tnat The seat IN
The Cotton Exchange IS property subject 10 20 90 Sis'
laws Of the Cotton Exchange. Opnon.
Brumcn VS. weselmann. Judgment for defendant
on tne foreclosure Of plainsi's mortgage with cos.
Miller &c, w Levy OF aL-Motion for rscciver
granted.
Hathuay vs.. Russe.i Ct aL-injunctton against 40
fendant Russell modified "a
$40 costs to plaintiff 10 abide the event OF action.
Frodericks VS.. Kic,n ct al Undertaking and justsn-
cation approved IL -.
Follcr vs. L,ppo-Ordcr denying motion, with $40
c0sts
Howe w. Lor,liard-Order to furnish copy Of axroe-
menI -,
Jordon vs. Tho National snoe and Leather Bank
Order adding Jonn Levenge as party defendant
Cohn OF Al VS.. Goldman ct sL-Case and exceptions
ordered on fle
COMMON PLEAs-sPEcrAL TERN.
nv Judge Van Hoesen.
In the matter Of HardmAn, &c.-Application &C.
Peck vs.. Dstinage-Appl,catio granted.
Ford Va Bciknap; in the matter Of Mosc'y ADA
Mattison vs. Harder, 80. (No. u; Same vs Same
mo. 2l-Recrcnce ordered.
MARINE coURr-caAMBERs
BY Chief Justice Shea
Lawson w McCadden Motion tor new trial denied
Marvin W. Deviin.-Thc order must be personally
served.
Lott Va Krackuer.-The Court has jurisdiction OF
this the Judgment creditors presents
a. this stage prima IaCie At least.
Bailey vs. Rosenberg Motion granted condition.
ally. go, 49,. :. a.. ...,v
The Brewers and Groccrs' Bank vs.. CampbelL-Mo-
ticn granted, with $40 costs, 20 abide event.
Gil vs. lmfeld-Mouon denied; $40 costs to deisnd-
ant.
Burt vs. Griswold. Order granted, with $50 costs.
Newl,n vs. Wiison.-Motion for receiver granted
Sonptag VS. Goodkind.-Tho examination can pro-
cced; the Court has jurisdiction
Euch va lsaaCs.-MotOn denied. Soc memorandum.
Keilcher vs.. MerritL-Guardlan liable Tor costs OF
the two motions, but not OF action.
LawdenvA Kelly; Wilson vs. Hanan; Hyman vs.
Mailer; Allen VS.. Rosenberg; Clahin vs.. Wolbach;
Jarequin va Damena; Jurgens va Turnor.-Mo'ions
granted.
Ballunline va Holtan.-Bond approved.
COURT CALENDARS-TfIIS DAY.
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DIVORCE BULLETIN.

On December 4 an order Of publication OF summons
aud complaint granted BY Judge Davis IN tho suit
Tor divorce by Elizabeth Laurent against her husband
Henry the famous tenor singer. Sno alleges his i'm
proper Intimacy with Mrs. James A. Uatcs, also =
prominent actress. Mrs Oates socks $4,000 damages
IRON two Cincinnati papers Tor defamation tot her
iair namo fame and injury 10 her high social
stsnding.n Yesterday Nh exempiined copy oil tho
complaint was made Ia tho Supreme Court
In the case OF Anna Neweli, VINO IL seeking Tor Q
divorce from ner husband, Lorcnzo ~ Newell, Juage
Lawrence decided 10 suppress tue testimony be-
ioro u commission NJ Boston, anu ordered second
commission. The reason for the suppression, Judge
Lawrence said, because the plaintin was not
present and no notice had been served upon her.
In The dvorce case oil Catherine Lachcmeyer against
her husband, August Lacnemcyer Judge Brady gave .
decision yesterday, allowing the husband ~ enter
upon defence the payment OF $40 costs and the
counsel fee.
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LIBERTY AS A HOLIDAY GIFT.


On the llth Of August last Hugh Cassidy commenced
suit In the Marine Court 70 recover Of John J.
Dougherty the sum oil $3.50, alleged to DO duo Tor
goods sold and delivered. On an a1ldavt OF plaintiff
10 The effect that defendant had incurred the debt by
misrepresenta tations as TO his solvency an order Of
arrest was issued against the defendant under which
he has prisoner in Ludlow Street jan since tho
date OF the commencement OF the action. Being
resident Of New Jersey, and unable TO obtain bail in
this city, defendant had several attorneys make ap.
plicatiun Tor TO the Court to have tho order OF
arrest vacated, but all sucn applications failed.
application was made Tor The deicndant's DIS
charge rom Imprisonment before Chief Justice Shea,
IN Marine Court, Cnnmbers, yesterday, by MIR. Her
man Stioel. This motion based section 572 OF
no new Codc, which provides that where defendant
Is actual Imprisonment and tnc plAintin snail al
low moro than three months TO espse without ciarg
ing him iu execution against the body he shall he
entiIlcd TO his discharge. being made apparent TO
tho Court that piaintin mad not compcu with tho
provisions OF Code In this respect, although was
within power DO So the Court a. once granted
order Tor tho defendants discharge, ana he took
his liberty as o holiday git
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COURT CALENDARs-THIs DAY.

supRxME CouRr-CHAMBERs-Heid by Judge Brady
Nos IL As 4d So, 81, 90, IL 76, ~, so, 100, 1l9,
$780, 1856 l37 1877 l46 14S l50 153, 155 l61, 164 1866
l70 1872 1874, 1856. Call begins at No. l94
SUPREME CoURr-GENsRAL TxRx.-Wl meet to-
morrow.
SUPERIOR CoURr-SpEoIAL TERM-Hed by Judge
Sedgwick-No. 10, Schreyor vs.. Dcttinger ct al
MARIyE CoURT-TRiAL 1sRM-Part l-Hold by Judge
McAda-Nos 1915, $780, 1853, 1855. 26l5, 2546 1856,
267O 2672 $685. .676 1885, 1906 OLA. 2726 227 272o
2;29 27301S 23l 1884, 2733 27S4 1885, 27S8 TO 2154
VnclusivcL 2756, 2757, 2759.
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main until my purposes uily accom- plishei trust
spring SUMNER II Tor other than simply thas
handed you the ticket for mywntch and chaiu and as
nnd seriously inconysnient to be without tmcpicee
me 70 enclose you half $3.50, viii 700
furnish the residue and enclose me by express tho wach
and pras,caIly New Years" gin, II you viii Write mo
money on ress,p. Of your letter II yoa caas conorm 70
this Just IL reply ." ns % ess Ike s.d r
remain in sats quo do mot now iee the necessity! ot say
retain letter and Judge for yourself whether
from ny @ Soa S BE- hs5 Ss %ss TO ] Al
receipt Of this. and address Icadsid Conn.
:n s''S M T
DECLARATION OF WAR. a
My DEAR siR-I hear from New YORK through this
which require Immediate attention. and shall not essss
TO SPEAK psny and just exactly as mean. ann tod
officer entered the house walked into tho psro4p
family remained some two hours until his arrival The OF 4
jec Of said officer was the arrest Of @ vanderbit J
sumed. Tho order Of arrest turned out 20
T. v ausawou, for money loaned him M.rcn ise;
am told that have miseprecnIed tho facts and give
eS@r!ain. wa. f9anasa to be ., recent oscairsnss
10 my old monomania Of gambling so"0 '"'A "sa'
The con,empuoe aaroitncss by which you cndcavorcd
Of tho desired elect aud
M be n s o"r n % , % %
peace with you and have sincerely wished thns
our relations might be brothery and harmonious;
but hnd that your supreme seshness and dispo
sition render desire both impraccnbie and
sblc ami have now made mind To your
own grounds and fully publish my trends your
based decentralization from low and jea considera-
tions. exhibiting themselves some ADVISED
aud authorized your son to assume my name and acting
upon your suggestion he has several years
10 daily Jorge signature aud
The various addressed myself VI these
latter facts have sufficient ana abundant proof
give you notice that this state OF thin ext longer
MY friends Tor three months past have protested against
your sou using my name they have only Kept
back from taking the la their hands by my
They regard grand imposition upon the public aud
they have been Obliged OF II to contradict
pcatcdy the runor that AN an egmatc child shall
proceed stop the further my name by
your aud shall to New York this
press purpose. Consult your lawyer, II you wii and all
ASK Is tnt the law be respected la the nothing
more, have already authorized MIR. Alien you
rangemenL lie promised t. the arst time he saw
know not whether he has ,t the past
not can only say TO you, however that snail
hereafter asths law Directs ana shall
stand In my way. Fathei ior whom have - very pro-
found respect. such as sincere and nat love
nands, may even enter his protest against action
tue matter but shNl still
be IN CONSEQUENCES what they may Your toward
through the last four years been unknd and
brothery You perfectly ignored and trying
days aud Withheld from me every particle OF aud
ocour ssencnt ioa promised upon yaur houur that
you would gave mo xiJU tne moment that received my
discharge In bankruptcy You ignored your pledge my
fCONTINUED ON NINTH pAQK1
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-07-05
Civil Rights.

at is certainly not worth while to
try the effect OF the civil-rights law IN
regulating the relations between Israel
ties and hotel-keepels, because no
gentleman has SO little self-respect as
to force his custom unnecessarily upon
q host who does not want it, nor indeed
is it possible by any law, however
stringent, to settle q question like this,
which can only be adjusted by the or
binary rules of trade, "-NeW York
Tribune.
This come from a journal and a class
OF politicians which for ten years have
urged the passage of laws designed to
force the keepers of public houses at
the South to extend to all persons with
out regard of race equal accommoda>
ton. Commenting upon the paragraph
from the Tribune the Mobile Register
says that not very long ago hue and
cry was made against a popular New
York hotel which refused to receive a
colored man as a guest. When the
South denounced and resisted the so
called Civil Rights act as interfering
with private rights and the ordinary
rules of trade we were denounced as OBJ
structing the legitimate results of the
war. If the action of Judge Hilton to-
wards Mr.. Seligman accomplishes moth
ing else, it exhibits the hypocrisy of
these Radical politicians who think
that the proprietor of a public house
may exclude Jews on account of their
race. but may not exclude negroes.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-07-05
LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
1t is Said that Key and McCrary
VIII Resign.
The Russians Marching Onward.

WAsHISaroN, July 3.-The instruc-
tions issued to Gen. Treveno, command
ing the Rio Grande, in connection with
orders issued, to follow the Mexican
m%urraders across the river, are positive.
A Herald special reports disin-
tegration of the Cabinet: Key finds
he can relieve the President by
resigning, and McCrary, in view OF
the expression of his Iowa constituents.
is bound to resign.
New ORLEANS, July ga witness
testified before the Auditorial Commit
tee that the missing books of the Audi
tors office were packed up and delivers
ed to Marshal Pitkin's chief deputy,
Stockton, at the Custom house. The
committee called on Marshal Wharton,
who promised to institute search and
restore to the State any missing records
found in the C~ustomhouse. Experts
report that nearly II hundred and
fifty-six thousand dollars are in the
hands of Tax Collectors, audited and
not paid into the State Treasury.
LONDON, July 3.-The Russians are
pressing IN beyond Ternova toward the
Balkans.
WAsHINGToN, July 3.--Judge Lev
issee don't stand any chance for the
Brazilian mission, but his friends are
urging him. The Judge is too success
full rs q railroad gobbler to be in favor
with this administration. Harris, of
Mississippi, stands wellfor this mission,
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-07-05
EOst...An Editor.

The Herald says Sullivan, of the
Commercial, has not been seen since
the Press Convention adjourned. The
Herald inserts a card for the return of
the prodigal. We are willing to give
all the information concerning him
that we can. When last seen by
this writer Sullivan and Shat
tuck were wrestling with a big
black-not q negro; no, but something
equally as strong-in Il of the gullies
at Oxford. AS q hard rain came up that
evening the body of poor Jim may have
been washed ont to sea $50 to speak,
and his remains may now be floating
around on the bosom of the deep, food
for fishes. If such be true, and who
will gainsay it?-the fate of the young
mar should prove a lesson to other
youths who are fond of wrestling with
big black-ahem!
LATEsr.-The Commercial of the I'd
INST, u the return of its
editor. He had been absent for
nearly one month, for the Con
vention assembled in Holly Springs
June 9th. He saw q ''linen buster" at
the Bethlehem Academy, and we would
like to know if he has seen it again.
Now, Sullivan, own up. For further
information we refer him to Harris, of
the Edwards Citizen, who knows some
thing of the Linen duster' himself.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-07-05
Hsouud to Have an Office.

A telegram from Washington says
Shaughnessey is there seeking a FEEDER
al appointment. He is strongly urged
for a position by Senator Morton, who,
it is said, is indebted to Shaughnessey
for services rendered at the Cincinnati
Convention last year. He will proba-
bly, be made Secretary of New Mexico.
Shaughnessey is an Industrious carpet
Dagger. He held office in this State as
long as there was n to hold, but los
ing his position and seeing nothing in
sight he hes to meadows fresh and
green. Shaughnesseyi is an able bodied
fellow, and should Hayes have no kid
glove Office he might appoint him Su-
p%erintendent of the coal yard. By all
means give Shaughnessey an Office. He
can't live without one.