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MInkNMnnn.

This llne trottlng stallion, viii stand
rho present season NJ the stables Of
II, NJ, Gano, in East Dallas, noar the
Texas Central freight do pot, ut nifty
dollars the season the money 10 be
paid whom the mare ~ bred, with the
privilege Of returning the marc frec Of
charge, until she proves IN ioal, II the
horse lives. Should the h orso be sold
before another season, arrang ements
will be made for the return OF mares
not in foal, or II ut n distance, the
money will be refunded.
Blazowood by Blackwood first dam,
by Red Tiger; second dam, by Old
Imported Glencoe Blackwood, by
Norman; first dam, by Mambrino
Chief. Norman, by the Morse hors G
first dam, by Jessey Highla nder;
second dam, 10y Hambletonian. Black
wood sold for $4,000, His sister, Lulu,
heat Goldsmiths Maid, and 100000
was refused for her. Blaokwood, jr.,
half brother TO Bla2ewood, took the
Centennial premium, at Philadelphia,
last year, and suppose IL the best horse
OF his age in the United States. Blaze.
wood now, not quite six years old, has
colts sold at from $3.50 to $500 dollars.
A rare opportunity is here offered to
fine horse breeders. Grass pasture
furnished mares from distance Mt
two dollars per month, and breeding
attention free of charge.
Il. NJ, GANO.
DALLAs Texas April 2S, 1877.
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The graashoppoB have madc THEN
appearance in Holmes county The
Winona Free Press and Cmrollton Con.
sewatiyo favor Colonel j NJ Stone for
governor
Senator l., Q, C. Lamar arrived homo
from Washington on last Thursday He
was screnaded at night and in response
to the callsoi large and enthusiastic
concourse Of citizens, Colonel Lamar
thanked his iellow,ctlons for the ex.
preston ofther good will, and promised
that, at nm early day, he would make
public the motives and results of his pc.
litical course, Aiterthree rousing cheers
for Senator Lamar the crowd dispersed
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A correspondent of the Christian
Union at Berlin says "rhe war may
linger on Turkish soil, like n slow fever;
yet it is quite among the probabilte,
that before the year closes all Europe
will be in a flame; that Austria will
move for her own'protection, that Ger
many will then interfere, that France
will leap at Germany, and that England
will look after Constantinople. OF
course, outside of immediate court cir.
Gle nobody here believes in the humane
christian and pacific intentions of the
czar, and most people hope for the de,
feat OF the Russians arms, as the way
to a lasting peace
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Congratulations offered st. Louis Pa
uere

New Orleans Times. The era Of good
feeling has returned to st. Louis journ'
alism. The Times and Republican now
say, sweetly. Of each other "our con-
temporary. .agrees us, I'VE join our
contemporary" etc, etc. Nobody in
ST. Louis or elsewhere cares a CONT
mental whether the contemporaries
Join with" each other or not, but it is
pleasant to see the brethren weeping on
their mutually responsive bosoms and
comparing strawberry marks. EfstwhilC
they referred TO each other as the Black
Mailers own and the Mortgaged Monte
Swindler. We are glad 10 note the i'm
p rovement but don't slobber too much
There, there, bless yel
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Fret Douglass Wants 90 Spoil tho
South.

Fred Douglass has been making an
other speech, this time before n church
conference in Washington. He said ;
"When Israel went free from Egypt
the lsraelite slaves were ordered to
spoil their Egyptian masters to Dor.
row and carry oil their jewels. But
the slaves of America had been turned
adrift with nothing" If the freed
men haven't despoiled their old mas
tiers of the south, those acting in their
names have been so thorough about it
that even Fred. Douglass ought to be
satisfied.
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I.IMRER.

YELLOW PINE-Boxing, fencing, scan
,t,,I N aias per hundred dressed boards
!, "a Der hundred ceiling, zs,S; ceiling, p
= y: Notwithstanding, a I9g-i hoofihsi
MITE PISE-Ceilipg, q siG2 - wealth
.,'lscarIine. q: select boards. - go.
f.ypIfFsSS BDARD 3-si4iB.
eHfS0LEs-Whits pine, = O91 % ey-
liza market Il evidently active. Demand
on,et supply ample. The amount OF oniIu,
Inc roine On Is considerable and ne ialilne
on perceptble.
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10 all who are suffering irom the e.
rora ana lndisoraiIona OF youth, npry.
Gus weahpess, early decay loss uf man
hood, etc., ! willHfud d repeip. lhat
viii cure you, nee OF ohnrge. Ihis
great remedy was discovered hy a
missionary in South America. send
eeltaddressed envelope to the Raw.
Joseph lnman, Station u, Bible Home,
New York Cliy sgpl2l'eudW.
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DALLAa, Texas April 2S, 1877.
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hhu NhWhHN
Il. Nj. Kahn & Bro. justly claim this
egotistical title, on account of their
having the most extensive stock OF
well made clothing in the city of Dal
las, and as good as ia kept in Calves
ton, New Orleans or any other large
city, and they propose to sell their
goods rs cheap rs the cheapest, and
guarantee better goods, largest assort-
ment, best styles and latest fashions.
A glance at their stock wi convince
anyone as to the truth their assor-
tions. They also keep o frst-class
stock of mems fur sping goods, con-
sisting of a compete stock of mems
hats, which they make speciality Of
also, the celebrated diamond ID shirts
which they offer ateXtreme low figures.
They also keep on hand tile most COM
plete and finest lineof neck wear and
hosiery in the city In view Of the
above stern facts, we. can eheerullye
recommend all of our citizens and the
public generally, to call around and
examine their stock, and we feel con-
fident that they will coincide with uin
and pronounce E. M. Kahn ~ Bros.
the leading clothing house
Dallas,
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A rare chance Tor a line house,
on Ross avenue, Eleven rooms,
pantry, etc, No, / cellars, good water,
u large garden, with several choice
bearing fIuit trees, good stable aud
carriage house, about two acres Of
ground, nearly all feuced ln Terms
0ne'half cash, balance in siN or twelve
months, or viii take improved city
property, JOHN TENIsON,
an8llm
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APT wrote, the beautiful ballad,
"When the Swallows Homeward Fly, -
hut NJ. Sues adyoTllses that ho can and
viii offer greater bargains IN hose, blhs,
ilohues, scaris, embrOideries aud lace
goods, than any house in the city,
may90,lW,
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Centaur
.Lininn entS.

Ono Kind for tho Human Family,
Tho othor for Horses and Anlmalf.
These Linlmenls are simply the wonuei Of
tho world, Their ELECTS are little leAs than
maTvnlloua,
rhe WHITE Iinimens 10 for the human
family, IL Will drive hhoumntlam, solalicn
ana neuralgia from tho system, Ouie Lnm.
haHo, uhilhlains, Lock Jaw, Palsy, Itch, aud
most NatAno0uH hruptionnl u eAIaelh noAt
nom iinhen hands and ieet, and the .poieon
OF ~ teh ana nilnga OF vonolnonn reptiles a
suOduea dwellings, and alloylatea pain Of
every KIND, When apfaina or bruises occur,
y The most potent remedy ever diAoovefed
W neal the injured parts. Tho Contenr l,in-
Throat. Tbshdehe, uIkod Brenll,, Earaoht,
ana Weak HACK. Tho following Ia but same
pie OF tho numerous testimonials.
INDIANA lioMK, Jefi. Co., Ind, May N, INA
mink II my duty 70 Inform you that
have fQIerei much with neollen ~ and
nus done ihe Work for mo- have not been
NE nom these dwellings ~ eiohf veafs, Now
an PERFECTLY welk The iinlmont ought 10
"nENJAMIN brown"
tue proof 10 In tho trial. Tia reliable, Il
IN Mandy, II IN cheap, ana overy family
n ouid have tho white oentaur Liniment
shN hcbVW tontnNt hAutmuut ~
adapted ~ tho tough muscles, oorda aud
nehh ~ horaoa and animals, II has perlofm-
nu moro wonderful cures In three years OF
SPAWN, Strain, Wind-galls, hcfatchen,
bwoony, and general lAmonoaa, than all
othor remedies In existence. Head what tho
great kxproasnen say OF 10;
"NEw YoRg, January, iS7t.<
Every owner OF hornea should give the
Centaur Linlment a thai. We consider Il
tho bost article ever used n orr sstabioa.
I'll. MARSH
"Supt, Adams lex, STABLES, Y.
"E. puLTz,
"Supt. u. \, lex, stables, MY.
'ALBERrb, DIN,
"Supt, Nat, Eek. stables, N, ""
Tho best patrons OF this Llniment are Far.
mers and Veterinary Surgeons, who AFRO oon-
using some Eminent, II heals
hlla, Woundsand Poll.ovil, removes SWELL
lngs, ana IN worth millions OF dollars an-
nually To Farmers, Livery smen, stock grow
ers sheep'raisersi and those having horses
What u Farrier cannot do for $50 tho Con.
tant Liniment Will do at u trinlng cost.
These Linlments are sold by all dealers
throughout the country, They are warranted
by the propriotors, and bottle will bo given
y any Farrlor or Physician who desires 70
Laboratory Of ], 3. Rose & CO.,
40 bay NJ. NEW YORK.
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COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.

Tho monetary market is somewhat string
ent for outside business, but there II ample
funds for legitimate business and CONNER
cial purposes.
GOLD Buying, large pieces %; small O3.
Selling large OF; small %.
SILVEk-NOmmal.
There is but little gold or silver in market.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES u per cent.
disco unit bank, par.
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GRAIN HARRIET.

WHEhT-Choice. Il 20; prime, 81 %; me-
lium zoe; lower grades, nominal.
OATS-25ft3Oc.
RYE-NOmiual.
BARLEY FEED-a08Sic. -
CORN sTexas, in shuck, I5diOc.; Texas
In sack, nome.
BRAN-sl y, per ton.
HAYDN. 80 sl2 per ton.
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uInEs Am rELTRIEs.

uIDEs-Dry aint, u fb' and upward, Be-
dr. flint, n ~ and upward, damaged, no;
,irv flint, kips and calf, lie; dry salt, . Hs
ana upwaFd, llc.; green butchers, 51Sc.,
SHEEP PELTS-Eaoh, owing 70 Wool ~ =
2sc: white wool, long, 3lci white WOOL iali
ciip lQagc.: black wo8l, lSc.
HlrFFALO-Buli's 3, a.; cows, &C.
TAITDW-In barrels, SIC.
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OoNNnorIoNs.

AZ TnNARKANA, with all trains on ~
all points North, EaAt and southeast,
Az LoNaNlEW JUNCTION and MIN.
NICOLA, with all trains ON tho lnternationa nj
Y. II, Tor Tyler, Palestine, Houston, Calves.
ton and San Antonio.
and Texas Central r. H. for Oornioana,
MeSin, nremond, Waco, Calvert, bryan,
liempNiead, brenham and for all points In
Middle aud Southern Texas.
AthHEkMAN, with II, 4 TO, Railway,
for all polntH ON the line of that road.
Az FORT WORTH, with stngos for all
points IN westorn Texas,
~ shkEvEpoRT, with Red River steam.
ers for Now Orleans
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iIAt lhH best quality m harluls % worth
M hnlA, ~ ml oidlnan pallsa, }ae' per
ttMthf-Rnsendalo Ia worth % O. baurli
Dallas sA
fLAhllR Do worth s5 so b barrel.
Tie supply ul ilp above mentioned arll-
clos IL ample demand mir market arm,
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e.: !; u
labels. Caveats, Assign.
ments, Interferencss, lnfrfnRsmsnfs, and Iii
mstters relating 70 Patents. promptly -.
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COtton-net receipts II, gross 800. Futures
-lnAnl hnrnlN nInnlN- knlnA N nMn
NEw oRnANs Jnne I.--uotlon, demond
CorIIulerCiRI.

BAITIMoRK, June l.-Flour, Baltimore
high grades SOC OF, other grades unchanged;
family $40; extra 50 70. Wheat strong and
red 81 S59l 0j. Southern corn dun and steady
ST, LOUIS, Jane l,--FlOur, sllghtly tlrmcr
feeling, demand very light. Wheat tirm; No,
red fall 81 5S9l COS, Corn ilrmer; No, 2,
mixed l9h@i2Igc. oats, nothin, doing, nom
inally lower. Rye duh and lower to sell, d5c
bid
Hogs steady and unchanged. Cattle
choice to fancy steers IS SOtld 90, corn fed
Texan 81 25@5 90; grass fed do, 81 25Gli G14.
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lIILes nnll WOOL.

GALV EsToN, June l.--Hides--Dry selected
l2%c; light snltcd liI4c; stack sGltod l3%e;
damaged half price; wet salted Sci selected
0c butchers green t.
Wool market quiet, with good demand
for medium To fine clip, Eastern and north
orn, fine and medium, free of burrs, 2W3Oc;
bury liGlSc; eastern and northern coarse
lgG92c; bury l2@lic; westeInand southern
line lGd22c medium ll@l5c; coarse western
and Mexican l21l5c.
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cotton Mnrhot.
nrmer
- fmnAr, THURSDAY,
Middllng uplunds ga hisd
MlhdlnR Nrlnnmh. % l.lNl l.lNl

Mluullhk hllthliht lHlNd lHltl
Receipts 1850, American, sales 10000
balos including 1900 lor speculation aud OK.
port,
Fuluros opened partially l-al cheaper,
but have since become ilr,ner, with huyorB
~ luat uightH prices, uplnnds, low mid.
dling clause, June aud JAY, % ~ ld,,a gi-a2d,
July ana August o 2u,i3W1 a,lui; August aud
september 900 i.Gd; septomhor aud ucto-
hurj q l-lbd, new crOp, Hhipdod November
aud December, by sail, O l-l6i
AnloA for the week, $1,000; speculation
5000, rNp port b,uuli stock, l,lAi,OW; Amor,
can, 7l3, receipts, B,eI; American, 2d,NO,
nolnal export l5,o)O u,lont, 10000 hmeu'
can, Oi,01l,
y, m.--uplands low middling clause,
september aud Octbcr delivery, d 3.8al,
August ana September I'd.
Nrw YonR, June -Nlght,-Cotton quiet.
Sales $40 bales,
FRIDAY, THURSDAY
Uplnnds u,,u.,,,,, II b-l6n lli.c
Orleans .,......,.,,u. II 7.l6c IKE
Receipts OF the wook, not on, grosR 6,1.i,
exports 70 Great Britain 1866 France ,O;
continent l,2lOi channel 1000, Sales i,1NSi
stock 1891.
Cotton-net receipts II, gross 300, Futures
closed barely steady. sales $1,000,
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Honey.


Pitchers Castoria Is a evmplete substi.
tute for Castor OIL, and II ms pleasant 10 take
as Honey. IL IL particularly adapted 10
Teething and irritable children. IL destroys
worms, stimulates the food regulates the
Stomach, and cures Wind Collie. Few REM
edies are as efficaciOus for Fevefishness,
Group, Worms and Whooping Cough. Cas-,
tOria is a scientific and purely vegetable
preparation, more effective "a an Castor OH,
aud neither gags OF gripes.
COLUMBIA, Conn, May 3, 1876.
Messrs. J. B. Rose a Co., ". ".
Gonts: have family OF eight children,
and have used a. much Castoria as any fam.
lily in the United States, Utiylk. ( have
never found anything equal to II. My chill
dren have been saved from n fever several
times by the use Of Castorla. recommend
It's use for children, for many diseses they
are subject TO, in preference 10 any medicine
know Of. feel IL my duty 10 give this GER
tlncate on account OF The benefits have dc.
rived By the use offiastoria.
Very truly yours,
NORMAN p. LITTLE
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MARKETS Hy TELEGIsAPm
Mean Report Financial.
Nav N0RK, Juno ,--uold opened o.,
IyeHing HapOri Financial.

NKW iuRK, June l.--Mnuey easy, al :
pei cent Exchange M h. Gold heavy nd
p ul's. Governments weak Hnd lower, new
lr NV. hntp puuds steady,
NtW uRlEANh, June i.-NOli % N,
/ W. New York slghi premium, hler
lus bank gl ltl,,
dAtNmtoN, June ,-u0ld IN 0h10i u,t III,
ypi 40 par k1ehangu unchanged
C0ftpn Market,
GALVESTON, June l.-lntlon arm, with
lluht uhbuugs, Good mlldling lil.r, mid,
lllng lWsc, low mildllug luiso, good Onl,
nary ~ sc, ReroiplH 30 bales, Exports cnasl,
wise lW kalos %. bales
Menkh receipts ill, exports oOAatWlHe us
bales, NulpH gltU.
Nirht Ilonnrt Market .ut.t AaI.atts
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buy Your Tickets and SHIP Your Freight
by the
Houston and Texas Central RAILWAY.

The following O1ices and Agents have
been establishing by this Company. whore
Information may DO had concerning not
only the IL. Il I. ID. Hallway, but Texas gem
orally;
+. l.. MANCHESTER, Eastern Passenger
Agent, 1l7 Broadway, N. Y.
Con. j. Is. RIO .ERfsON, Pass. 4 lmmigTa-
ton Agent li3 N. Third street, st. Louis, Mo.
A. ALbEE, Northwestern Pass. Agent, l0l
Clark street, ChicagO, Ill.
NICK HOLMES, Southeastern Agent,No.
Burnett House, Cincinnati, Ohio.
j. X. COFFIN, Southern Passenger Agent
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Information may also he had nj the ageD.
Giles of the NJ. X. a II. Railway, In New York,
Chicago, Cincinnati, Hannibal and St.Louis
J. WALDO,
Gen1 Pass. a Freight Agt, Houston, Texas.
J. DURAND,
Gen1 supt.. Houston. Texas. Ian28im
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MAIN ARTERY or COMMERCE AND TRADE
TO ALL POINTS.

Aud offers the Best Routes, on Quick Time
with more Comforts, Better Accommoda.
lions aud Greater Security than any other
Line. Passing through the richest and most
beautiful portions OF the GREAT Empire
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0. p. MURPHY. VIZ. cunsf ss.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS


Improved and unimproged property n.
every quarter OF the city; also, farms and
farming lands In Dallas aud other counties
Of Texas.
FOR renf-Dwellings aud business houss N
the city OF Dallas. Special attention pail 10
abstraoting and perfecting titles and esfab-
fishing land claims, also, 10 the collecting Of
renta, notes and accounts, by
Up. MURPHY 4 CO.,
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40 bay ~. NEW YORK
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NATIONAL LINE on sfKiHERs,
Consisting oftvelve fns large steamships.
One OF The bet and certainly tho cheapest
line plying between View York, Great Hrif
tain aud EUROPE. sfeera4e and cabin. with
railroad tickets. either way. from and %
year, for sale b. the underri1n1d. for par
ticnlnrt. and - - r'an OF The srfau1r<' cab
:. csllat cur One 10 ~ Lamar -
n n q J. f,huhPHt 4 o. As>s1's
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awaited With lntcrcet by the American pouple.
They know. thru,gb the cnhimns Of the news
papcre, the 'mpotency. as veil ns the !rreaoln
TIN, md incotnptnty Ut Gov. etono,-thc roll
Ing Stone that gathers no 'ttnussy- backs. .r7--
and they turn instinttively 10 their National
tiovernmcnt to avcrEe tho crnei slaughter of
through courteay 70 a foreign Power, whtct, has
made demand that, whatever ro,irse VIC take
with our own, her citizens shall 10 protected;
and there r. hopo thas, Ia ttta oficia. cnn,snu.
on which 70 hang tue score Of cowar,ily Villains
who imtlcu their han,iA In tnntrenl bl,.xI,
merely to prevent Themselves at,n thstr frtcMls
frum being ecnt hcfore the United statce Court
fractcd At rerens election. Whether this cnn-
eaence prove fsllacious or not, there sill hu
ioun.l IN tbs. document Maj Chase has
taken 70 Washington undeniable ano,
sfe mast hctnous offcnfc. against the law OF
natious, NJ we'll as ncsin.t that OF our own coup-
tr{, OF which the world has ever read.
tat W. ' ss Ene s 9nsts os oxu sso t s
truth, In itA simplicity and majesty, confront the
Craven people t!iat cah find ~ wurds with which
70 condemn Tho brutal butchcry Of beardlcss
less tnnss conse forth, that It mar c1lIif,!t the
putri1!ty. md sttnkinE, rocking rottcnness, Of
the moral cl.hrneiho'tse OF these United States,
tho eentre Of which would seem to TO located III
kcmper County, Mississippi. What a comment
ary UPON American Justice It would be should
the imperative demand OF John Bull for punish
1ncnt Of the mnr'ferers Of honest Mcclellan prurc
the only hope af1 outraged public Justice run,d
l.arb,r of rratltng our otSn public criminals.
l}ut that appears tn he the case.
The personal experiences at many gentlemen
now residing IN tfs citF 60 to show titnt Tho
wotds OF TtB TRtnuxB'e correspondent and h,s
"oll army officer" arc uniu,pcacllAblc Such a
condition uf affairs exists In fosne Of thu Enutl,-
ern States that their own people t1eHlbIe leat II
tc revealed. Those who merely stay tlIors for
a month, of SIX months, or for gear, have no
fatr e<'mprehcnsion Vt thu extent Of the hull
doZfng 10 whlch thcto making their homes thers
for fGrlcs Of years are constantly subjected II
thoy dare to open tllcIr lips sfI war their
tongues without bowling to the shibboieth, De-
mocsacy. Let u have AIaI. Chasc's report.
TIL. W,
"A torn sppIied to old Confederafcs who 1carn
nothing hy events, and never will luasn anything
In thls world.
, 1877-07-06
KILLING A BRITISH SUBJECT.

Cr,r.n,, trnn IN - ,v"sh,,s.".
Tue TRIBUNE, Of date tho 21.l lust, says:
well. known olSerr of tho old nr,,y wyitc, f,,,,
VlcksLnrg: ."Ths kompor. County iuufrierv show
how Mtsaisstppt xoes. Tbs truth IL. that wh,te /
A9paollesn II th,e stats uho kceps quiet may b.
sth 10 takus en 9eava par tn polis!t1
@ "n 'a't rnS" oI suseess, ha must os sque'ehsa
eass ast nnx ta.S az os y snr ea;oaEa r hs
thIs State. hui, Il liz RepubIeaHs ahonid 70 ta. o.
iIs In political tpatss., ysu wopii ;,eoueoty bea,
u unfortunate aiItays.' Tragedies, and fatal
occusrences, hut never under lilo oursect ds.dEna.
~ aon t1 o. Fnssoas and n dieboeal mordsts The scry
That S 'se 70 os ss'tS
something OF the temper OF the LulI-whtprera
Of Mia,,esio,h Nothing morn tr,,thf,, hns IN
,,o,yo,, -, ~ n.,..,s....'s. ..a' 49, nas ~
,,sa.a1', ~ Nv a9"ps ,s.e tno t,ae'ea1 a'sa
reputable gentlemen Of this city, Who hus spent
scverni years Of bis lifp IL the pulmetto statr
informs ms that TIM nalf 1, m. VT ,o,,,. ~,
thot ,.,.~a ,,o,.t. - 49, ~ te'u' u''a
otAe related. tho people Of tho Nurth would as
pubIshsd uncss tha fover,,,"o,t ~ H.. ~ H.. -,
S,a,os takes enerueti. hold ~ shs s sn,.i".s Tus
and makes rastitnx of d. J,ra'Ifni1s suu1
ory eotes. From recent movements IT
would appear thers h y likelihood that tl,o
st!on4 hAt1d q ttls United Suites may evcntu-
AaJ ~ S3Lupcllt4 w fofot9n Power ~ do iua-
A4e 70 It's alten tnhab1ta1lts.-at lcast tu those
tcssuhg among ~ Southern citizens. Last
Week, tho Hon. q. K. Cliase, Of Washington;
tho Ho.L George clMckce, late Mctnbrr of Con-
gress from Kinds County, AltsstsstppL but
bravo Federal soldier during thu War; aud The
aloa; y, tuhs r. LSa, United btatcs District Attos-
were test by tho Washington authurtttes
thruugh cettain ,psrc1uptory pron.pti,tgs of tbe
representative VI Nrca. Btitaln in this country.
70 visit tue County OF ke'uper aud adjacent
localities, and make report concerning tint
noh!a forel0ner, Mcclellan, Who st<sod oy
the late Judge ". ". cntsoint ard his faulty.
and, aftsr surrcndcsfng his gun, was, while
peacefully making hls WY out Ot thu slaughter
4ueutly met their dcatG, csuuify aud wautoniv
shot down snd killed. The Commission sal ior
several days tn Kelnpcr, ani then Visited Laul-
erdale County. In tho tlesolateL home OF lbs
hastJred Mss C9ruclfa Chtsolsn,-to whom tho
, 1877-07-06
BECUHlTEM DYpf,4rs

SECURITIES DKPOYTTEp
With aamue! Clark. UencEai Treasurer OF the State
OF ihods IaIand, - guarantee fur Aha payment Of
outstanding policies OF tho Econom!cai Mutual
Lilo lnAuEancc Company Of Providence il f..
calIocd 10 h4Yu bcen assumed by tho lsepubIto;
unttsN states Goyerumat.t coupon lx,ntta Of
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