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ere allowed

deduction was made on -eSS ent of q.
ID Bustament to $4,000 and the collector
authorized To settIe al that ytlua, ion.
Committee on claims made the following
report upon the petition OF Messrs. Green
and Wharton for relief.
To ne HIM. Board Of Mayor and Aldermea:
The petition Of Mes-rs. Green and Whar-
tOa referred % this committee on last meet
ing ia regard To the six and half barrels
Of whisky, which the petitioners were or
dcred to destroy. by Gen. Tucker. has been
examined. and the committee are OF the
CptuiOn that the city h Is no right, without
an Act OF the Legislature. 10 assume the
debt or TO levy "A tax Ii it had been for
some Improvement for the good of the city
We would be authorized to recommend pay
ing it. bat as we are of the opinion that the
destruction of the whskey was done for a
good purpose, for the safety OF tamiiie, and
property in the city of jackson aud ought
TO be paid for by the citizens in private do
nations or otherwise, ami from The large
petition ii appears that most Of the proper
ty-hOlders are i'll favor OF il.
H. SPFNGLER,
J., hAvAEAUGH.
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VIZ are indebted to Col. w. p. Me
Smiley, superintendent y. o, j. Il G. y.
R.R. for the new timetable of the Road
bvwuieh some changes have been made in
arrival and departure OF trains at this place,
which are duly noted nnder the proper
beading.
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OFFICIAL ROCEEDfNGS
OF THE
BOARD OF MAYOR AND ALDERMEN

regular meeting Wa, held al the Mayors
Office. May II. 1877.
PRESENT: His Honor John MeGiII.
Mayor; Aldermen T.oWd, Spengipr k4ya-
naugh, Anderson, Williams aud Ward
REPORTS or CRY OFFICERS
ne following report Of the Finance Com
Gilttee was read and received:
1onr Committee have examined the
street aud privilege tax books Of the citv
coiiector AMI find that he has collected aud
PAID over To the city treasury S7G16 81 in
city warrants aud 1892 81 curreu.v. for
which lie has Trea>urer's receiot: also
S496 90 paid By allowances by the Board OF
Mayor and Aldermen. These collections
EN- the months of December, January
February and March
Respectfully submitted,
w. q. LoWD, Chairman
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STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
or THE
NEW ORLEANS INSURANCE
ASSOCIATION,
ASSOCIATIO

On THE lsT DAY or JANUARY, lS77-
Made to the Auditor of Public Accounts Of
Mississippi pursuant To the Statutes Of
that State.
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Il. l.. SAUNDERS.
Chief,

Mis-. NARY DoHERrY, a lady greatly
eseeAed hy our entire community, died on
'"0rsdiy last, after 4 few days illness. Her
'a'eral took place on Friday morning from
~ refers Church, OF which she was de-
''N and Jealous member. The several
Nl4fch societies, of which she was an active
,,r ,1 and Gem Fire Company and the
'i'oefnian Association, OF which organiza-
"'"S she was an honorary member, and
May other citizens, attestcd their respect
81 u'e memory OF the deceased by their
p'esehce en the occasion of her funeral OBJ
se4uies. To her bereaved children we ten
Net our sincere sympathy.
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TIE weak and debilitated will recup-
crate with great rapidity under the ipvig-
Grating influence of DR.. HARTER's Iron
Tonic.
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New York Times

WASHINGTON, May 9.-The Attorney
General has issEed az order to United
states Aarshals notifying them that the APP
proprlations for expenses of United States
courts for the present fiscal year Is nearly
exhausted, and no farther expenditures csn
be made before the 1st CT duly, wnen the
appropriation for the ensuing fiscal year be-
comes available. 5
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NAME AND LOCATION /:

The name Of this CorpOrtion is the New
Orleans Insurance Association. and
its Location in the CITY of NEW ORLEANS,
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
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The question of permitting women to
vote in colorado is to be decided at the
election on October 8. The State has a
Woman's Suffrage Association.
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DR. IIAurEE.7 ELIXIR OF WILD
.sgesY s. entirely vegetable preparation,
.lm4g b. taken By any one with perfect
1 nm. most delicate constitutions.
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ApJoURNED MEETING.

Adjourned meeting held at the Mayors
office. May OH, 1877.
Present: His Honor John McGtil May or,
Aldermen Spengler, Lowd, Ward, Williams,
kavanaugh aud Anderson.
Committee on License to Retail made the
following report which was adopted and
license ordered 10 be issued upon proper
compliance with the law
Eour committee to whom was referred
t4.e petition Of Hotmeyer x Bro, and l.. hav-
anaugh, aud after careful count they nave
the requisite number Of signers AS required
nv law and would therefore recommend
that license be granted them for one gear,
nav w, @. LoND,
7. ANDERSON,
ID. WARD.
The petition of Mrs. NJ. O'Leary to retail
vinous and spurious liquors was presehteu
and filed. ..
The following claims were allowed: "a
+. kolb, Jail -. S0
Mrs. Lawrence, Streets ---....--..-- ."
Board adjourned.
JOHN MCGILL, Mayor.
is. HAMILTON. City Clerk.
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Capital Stock actually paid up in
29jGj0 90
Surplus on the first day Of Junu-
airy, 1855 10
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1ls,.a-. ROBINSON 81 STEVENS
....rf,a fp day Cameron Scraper attach
..n-.. and Stuart y kirkland Plow>, Of
-.I they have "a large stock now on
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soutl oarolIsa EHReaeh

COLUMBIA. s. C-The committee appoint
10 inyestigate the charges against Associate
Justice Wright, made q report to the House
to-day recommending he be impeached for
drunkenness and incompeteEcy.
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J. SrADEKER & Soy have just re-
eeived large invoice of mattings at low
prices.
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The City Marshal was instructed to have
the Huistuc in front of West Jackson en-
CINE house, abated.
Communication from Il. ID Hardy ask
ing reiIef on account of pauper was referred
To the committee on claims
9 al 81.
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p.s-9yAL.-Gen, Wm. l.. Brandon,
.uoadyiIe, aud Hon. Il. f. Johns, of Lib
I'D. we're among Our welcome call Is yes
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FORMULATION.
81. 44O 90 Reward.

WHEREAS, Information has been received
w by me, that the following named Peni-
tertiary convicts have effected their escape
from the places and at the dates mentioned.
ard are now at large, to-wit: From the wood
yard, near Crystal Springs, January y, 1871,
Andrew }. ANton, George W. Brewer, James
Bennett. Henry Birdsong Alex. Franklin,
Morris Hill Robert Williams and Joseph
Wyatt; from same place, March 20, 1877, q.
w Justice; from }. +. Townsend, Bolivar
county, January II. 1877. William, alias Doc
tor Wilson, Sam. Mcdonald. Manuel Sparks,
Charles Ares, William Wright, Peter Patton,
alias Parkham, Edward Davis, William Mil
Ter. Louis Davis aud Niles Whitfield from
-ollock Myers. Washington county, January
-, 1871, James Eaglehammer, and Wesley
Graham; from +. RI chardson. Honey Island
Holmes county, February b. 1877, Lewis
Greer, Andrew Hogan, Phillip Moses, alias
Bass Henry Rivers aud Berry Weatherley
from w. II. Noble Wilkinson county, January
H. 1877 Henry Clark. Sim. Donaldson, alias
gent. Bolivar county, February y, 1877, Abe
Walker; from ThOs. Graves, Jr., Honey Is
land, Holmes county. February 2S 1877, George
johnson and Hayden Johnson from Turley
and Martin, Warren county. March -, 1871
Gabe Morton; from VI. Lewis Clark. Jr., Boil
var county, April Z, 1877, Richard Clancy
from Cage < Wilmot, Washington county,
February d 1877. Charlie Williams from J
W Harrow Washington county. March ~
1877, Abe Johnson.
Now, therefore, l. J. NJ. STONE. Governor OF
the State of Mississippi, do offer the above re-
ward for the arrest and confinement IN Jail OF
the above named conyicts or FoErA DOLLAR,
each for one or moro af them, said reward pay
able by Messrs Hamilton Hebron, Lessees
of the State Penitentiary. And do moreover
require all officers of this State to be diligent
in their efforts to arrest said fugitiycs.
Given under my hand and the Great Sea
r, of the State affixed, at Jackson, this
L. - llth day of May. A. d. 1877.
By the Governor: J. VI. STONE
JAMES Hill, Secretary Of State.
maylG '77-3w.
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CALL on J. Stadeker & Son before
purchasing. 1t will pay you.
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Revised Code and Acts Of Leglslaiar1
Seals and Presses.

NVHE UNDERSIGNED WILL FILL ordcr-
Masonic Lodges, Chapters. Councils. Com
manderies, /. D. o. r. Lodges, and ether sogi-
cites, Educational Institutions and Corporn-
tiOns, Circuit and ChanooTy Clerks. Noinriar
Public and Justices " The Peace.
Prices according 90 size, design and cnrrrr-
ing. Designs furnished when requested
Address.
.. IL POWER
june 2e-te jackson. rlan
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GOING SOUTH.
,.,rr.ruRG & MERIDIAN r.

r,r ,.tsI number Of convicts Oh Pen
..-y register at this date is 927.
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Neutrality.

W4sHINGToH.--Hvarts mas replied to
the Turkish Minister'S. notification of war
that the United States. In conformity with
Its uniform policy, will continue 10 occupy
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Sheriff Sale

b. T. & g. 4. Lyon
Surviving Partners of ". l.
Allen. Deceased. Fl Fa
L. II. aud Mary II. smith
DI VIRTUE Of the above sta.td writ 20 me
ID directed from the Clerk OF the Circuit
Court Of Kinds county, for the LIST District, 4
will sell at Public Auction, 80 the highest bid
der. for cash, within the hours prescribed by
law, in trent of the City Hall in the City OF
Jackson. on the 1t Monday, the 4ih day Of
June, 1871, all the right, title and interest the
defendant has in and 10 the following described
property. to-wit: W = Sec. Is. about IA acres
west side SEA See. = lying west of Gallatin
and Clinton road, T. ,, X. l, west, containing
in all $50 acres more or less, lying and being
in the county of Kinds, and State Of Missis-
sIppi. levied upon as the property Of the de-
PENDANTS L. H. and Mary II. Smith, and will
be sold TO satisfy the above stated ease and all
cost.
s b. THOMAS, Sheriff
L.
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r,oD PHoryGEAPH7, great re'Nucilon
.-.... 50 I'D pr half dozen, - per dozen
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THAT NASAL TwANG, it is Catarrh
el-c it ar once, before it shows on your
face. buy Or j. Ii. MeLeau'S Catarrh Snuff.
it Spothe- irritation, cures sores in the
bose, face. or skin. Trial boxes 30 cts, by
mail Dr.J. H. Mclean, 3ll Chestnut St.
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Attention E'IrenIen!!

The men6ets Of the jackson Fire De
pAF.ment will attend special me letting OF
-ae same at tile Hall Of House OF Represen-
'll7e' on Monday evening next, May 2lst
d o'clock. \ full attendance is desired
as the Committee on Revising Constitution
VII present their report for adoption.
By order
Il. l.. SAUNDERS.
y, SHELoN. Jr.. Chief,
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TIE General Assembly of the Presby-
eiu Church meets in New Orleans to-
morrow Excursion tickets are ON sale at
rr Ja a-3u station for the benefit of any
elo may wish to visit New Orleans during
DIS session OF the Assembly, which will
continue about ten DAYS.
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI g Sen.

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI q Ser
l. W. H. GIuBs, Auditor OF Public Aflaun.r
, { the State aforesaid, DO hereby certify dino
the foregoing Statement OF tho British lmtrI.
ca Insurance Company i- truly uul rurrr.fI.
copied from th" original ou nile iu may office.
GIVEN UNDER ny uANp ANn orFIri,i SrtI.
at Jackson this 9th day 81 MAY 1851
n. >. ~. H. GIBBS.
Auditor OF Public Accounts.
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FnAEL Hook and Ladder Company
aaaoga.es an excursion to NHcksburg, bas-
avr s,e-ule. etc. for Friday, June Sth. The
4re from Brandon and Jackson to NIcks-
burg. aud up the river, and return, oaly
SliN. The boys say the trip will be 1.-THE
Hszt biggest thing to the Centennial"
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DR.. Thee. Artaud.

IL AVING determined 10 remain iu Jackson.
IL respectfully tenders his SrgaIDtL anil
MEDICAL SERVICES 10 the citizens of jackson
and vicinity.
Office in the Hil5hrlm Building over Gus
Asher g Drug Store, Rooms Nos. ] aud -
Consultation in French, English. and Sp1H-
ISL, from 10 TO ii o'clock every morning free
Of charge
THEO. ARTAuD, ~. u.
April 4, f77--1m*
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ROCHESTER, May - TIL. X 'chrs'er Pa
per Companies factory loca ell at Lower
Falls "a thi- cisN, destroyed bV tire.
The lo-s i 'ouE <lO0,0O0, insurance $780,
(aA0
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NO ~ e15,OUu
STATE Of MISSISSIPPI, IREAsUHEE.z Ofri,f 3
JACKsoN, May yh. l91.
This is to Certify, That the British Amer.
lea Assurance Company of Toronto. Camilla
has this day deposited in the Starr Trrl.uf.
" UNTED SrATEs CrnuENry nmauBripr. b. fgr
sum Of FIFTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS.
in compliance with the law III thr siHfr r..
latiye 10 Agencies or Foreign IHzu aurr J.rH-
"panies, approved MAY l3, .N5I
" Given under my hand and sclI.uf office. I..
"Hh day Of May. lS11'
Signed WIN. l.. HENINGWA
maylb, At-5w. State Treasurer
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- railroad Schedule.

,ner sunday March 4, 1877, trains
Jackson a tollows:
T. Il C. .K--LoUI-IANA DIVISION
GOiNG NORTH.
usH-Irave- Jackson 2:l0 a m.
~. -iFxprr-s-Leaves jackson } 30 p.
GOING SOUTH.
,r.u-I..aves Jackson : 10 "A. IN.
~. q ,.<lra.--Lcaves Jackson $40 p.
,.,rKspURG & MERIDIAN r r.
r..r-Pas,enger, 3:35 P. NJ; mixed 5 40
3 Passenger. 2:50 A. N; mixed
E -. EXPRESS leaves Jackson 10 \. NJ
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
For Sale.

OnO CAMERON SCRAPEIE At
4~OO tnchInentS, To tit Verv No. = (;
and stuart kirkland Plows-the best labor
saving Implements Of she Age-iFy them.
ROBINSON y STEVENS.
---9vV
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A IoUNG Men 5 CHRISTIAN AssoCTA-
u5> atu bee organized tomorrow night in
CHE lecture room of the Presbyterian
Church. We hope the several congrega-
a..u- of rUe city will be represented by all
Nb, feel Inclined To organize such an As
------L--- mn .LIrk,nn.
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ANIMAL MEETING On ruE
State Board Of Registration.

TINHE STATE BOARD OF REGISTRATION
Il will meet az the stare CAPITOL. ou
Friday, the First bay 81 June, 1877
trRrs for each county iu the State, said Regis
trars TO hold their Office lor the period Uf ono
year frem the said first day Of june.
Applications aud recommendation t0r tho
appointment of County Registrars should Do
addressed TO the State Board uf Krpisuu-
ton, jackson, Miss" aud should Doe forwarded
by the 10Th day OF May.
j. NJ. STONE. Governor
". &c. SIMS
President pro tenn. Senate.
JAMES HILL
Secretary of State.
STATE Board uF REolsTUArIos.
Jackson, May !, ls71-td.
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GIN. ". :. wALKrR r.AA. .u.gu
WALKER ~ HEON-rD-
ATLANTA, CA.
General Agents Southern Department.

Va, y. y 5. Ca, Fla Ca, Ala. Miss. La..
Texas Ars, and Tenn.
Losses Adjusted aud Paid by GcuI Agents.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, !
CITY If NeH Orleans. -

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
City If New Orleans.
sworn and subscribed before me, the under
signed, Commissioner Of the State OF Missis-
sippi, duly commissioned and qualified in and
for the State Of Louisiana, on the 10Th day Of
the month of April, "A. ID. eighteen hundred
and seventy-seven.
Given under my hand and zeal Of Office at
the City Of New Orleans the day and year
aforesaid
taigncdD EDGAR GRIMOS,
Commissioner for Mississippi at New Orleans
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TGaE hNGGH rEpKDH.AR At
NATCgEEZ

National Cemetery AT Sick>burg
Reception "a I the Hill CsGy-BIa
qHeas and EDarAdes at NAGchez-
the Protestant Orphan Asylum
EGe
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MISSISSIPPI NEWS.
Kinds County Gazette. /

Kinds County Gazette.
We regres to announce the death of Mr.
John Read, formerly a citizen of this coun-
-, bat for several years past residing with
his son, Mr.. Jesse Read, in Carroll county.
this State. Mr.. Read died on the 2Sch OF
April, and was burie in Carroll county -
lie was born Dee 6. 1874, Il d was conse-
quently 81 years, months and - days
old.
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in the best style and No. moderate prices. &
refer ladies 10 Miss y. TuLLT lNliuyrI. q
will remain in jackson through May only
Please bring your work as cnrly ns possible.
MRS. $. d. HART
few doors below Miss Tully Millinery.
may ., '11--lw
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Buy your summer clothing of j. stad-
eker s. Son.
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Jmd.e Chi.oIm sD~ad

MEEIDIAN. MISS, May H-W w CHS
dim who was wounded in the krmper
county atfraV. died lat veniHg.
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THE largest aud cheapest line OF Lin
ems and lawns at Stadsker'S.
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JACKSON ADVERTISEMENTS.
Hair Manufacturing.

| WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM THE
i Ladies of Jackson aud the puhIic eruer-
ally, that am prepared to manufacture every
Iagprit,tf4u ,f
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, Michel Musson.
PARISH OF ORLEANS President and
George Lanaux, Secretary Of the New Orleans
Insurance Association, bOiRg severally and
duly sworn, depose aud say and each for him
self says, that the foregoing is true, full and
correct statement Of the affairs Of said cOrpor-
alton, and that they are the above described
officers thereof.
(Signed) VI. MUSSON, Pres't
(Signed) G. LANAUX, See'y.
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LATEST NEWS.
nlackbarn and the speaker.nip

bIackb1rn and tIae SPeakershi p.
WASHINGTON. May 14.-In connection
with the candidacy of Col. Blackburn tor
Speaker, it is said he can count TO start
with seventy votes from those disposed 20
seieat the ElectQral count W parliamentary
e1pedieRts.1
Indictment of - Reverend Em.
beZzIer.
RICHMOND, May 14-ReV. +. I. Baird.
ex-Secretary of the Presbyterian Committee
of Publication for the Southern States, re-
Gently deposed from the Ministery for EN-
bezzlement, was indicted to-day in the
Hastings Court TOR ENFORCEMENT. Eaird's
wherebou-s il unknown.
The Appropriation for United
States Courts Given Out.
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Paper MiII- Rurnt.

a strictly u-.mtsal I,a'iey towards the helli-
ger,'sts. a similar reply will BE- furnished
To Russia
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WIN. A. FAIRCHMLD,
Gems Ag'G for State OF NnIs@IsaIPPl
mayl6'77-3w
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TIARITTTTES

Losses adjusted and not yet due. $l3. 789 90
Losses in process Of adjustment. 1876 -
Losses resisted and in litigation. Bias "a
Unclaimed Dividends .................. lS02 90
Sundry Creditors ......... ......... ..... 80 %
Amount necessary to Re-insure
outstanding risks New York
standard. ............... l0a l09 81
Total Liabili Sl56,G 81
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A COMPLETE line of Gents Furnish
ing Goods at Stadeker & Sons.
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BoB1NErr Bars at Stadeker's.
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We make Special Business 10 supply
Balls, Parties, Picnics, Excursions. ctcr
with Soda Water, Lemonade, Meade.
etc, on REAsONABLE TERMS.
Highest Market Prices Paid for
Butter, Eggs, Chickens Etc-
April IS, '77--Gm.
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CUsroM made shoes at Stadekel's
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d ,ner sun lay March 4, ls79, trains
L LII, y. tnllnA-.
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Corinthian.l

Catapillars are making their appearance
i'm such immense number as to create alarm
Oar forests and ochards are in danger OF
being entirely destroyed. Coal oil is prob
ably the best thing that has been employ ed
for their determination.
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THE RELEASE OF TWEED.

The tirelsss tongue Of rumor stil keeps anoat all
sorts Of about William n. Tweed and his famous
confession, and the gentlemen who packed their
trunks several weeks ago that they might ny at
menrs notice when the document should be made pub
lie are kept upon the qai usre To perhaps 10
the news daily supplied by certain journals more sur
prising than to John D. Townsend, counsel for tho
"Boss" and to Mr. Wheeler II. Peckham, who IL look
Ing into tho for the Attorney General II II gen.
orally thought that Nj. Fairchild alono examining
the papers submitted by the BOSS" and that no will
decide seems best to him whether he viii accept
reject the proposition. This is mistake. Aside
from Mr. O'COnor, who retired from the case
last December and has had nothing do with SINCE
there Is not lawyer In the State who 10 familiar
enough with the Ring suits TO conduct them for the
people TO decide upon the merits OF Mr. Tweed's
proposition except Nj. Peckham. That gentleman has
been called In the Attorney General 10 examine tho
papers and memoranda submitted by Mr.. Tweed and
upon his recommendation principally Mr.. Fairchild
will act How . decision will be arrived at one
knows, but Is likely that the matter will be settled
very soon. There 10 q general impression that tho
officials have spent great deal moro tmc than was
necessary 10 looking over the papers submitted and
many do not hesitate TO declare that no good can DO
achieved BY further delay, and that Mr. Fairchild 10
ressrving his decision for political rensona