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Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-05

SENATOR HERMAN, of New York, q
strong partisan Irish Democrat, was
interviewed the other day, and iu an.
swer to query whether Senator Nor.
tons loss would not be severe one
to his party, Mir. Herman made the,
following manly response: at would
indeed, and it Is one l sincerely trust
they may not be called upon to encoun-
ter. Senator Morton's presence in the
Senate at this time is doubly valuable
to his party, and especially to the Ad.
minisiratlOn. respect and honor him
for his ability. His experience makes
him most useful member oithe body,
and, however much his political op.
ponents may differ with him on politi.
cal questions, he commands their ad-
miralion aud regard. l have no doubt
that, If spared, Senator Morton will be
found consistent and effective sup
porter Of President Hayes in all his
policy"
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-05

some Of thom have opposed Il, We
honestly believe, because the Republl-
cans advocated It. This ls q poor rec.
sOn for opposing It. We had as well
oppose the Presidsnt's constitutional
Southern policy, because Mr.. Hayes
claims to be q Republican. There ls
bat little doubt that II the South would
favor . change Of the National COnstl.
tuition on this question, the North
would also favor II. But II We can.
not secure 8 change Of the National
Constitution, 1t iS perfectly practicable
to change the Constitution Of this State
on that question. The Legislature Of
our State can recommend changes to
our Constitution, and they can be voted
on at any general election. At the
coming election we are to vote for or
against two constitutional amend
ments. 1t is therefore perfectly feasi-
BILE for Mississippi to require an
educational test, If che does not re-
strict the right Of suffrage on account
OF race, color or previous condition Of
servllude.
The Memphis Avalanche thinks the
trouble can be removed by educating
all classes of citizens. This is & square
acknowledgment that ignorant suffrage
10 q great evil. In fact none Of the
journals that have discussed the ques.
ton deny this. The great argument
used by them againSt the Reconstruc.
tiOn Acts was that the negroes are ut
terly unit, on account of their degrada'
tlon and ignorance,tO exercise the right
OF suffrage, that iS to take part In the
Government. The argument wal
sound then aud II ls sound now, 1t ID
foolish now to take the wrong side oI
this vital question simply because the
Radicals are disposed to take the righI
side Of II, Just In proportion as igno'
rant aud vicious people exercise an In
fluence in government, will It be weak
defective, and corrupt. All good gov
ernment must be founded on intelli'
geuce. Let the people awake to
these great truths aud act on
them. In November we elect q new
Legislature; let that body rise TO the
occasion and promptly recommend an
amendment 10 the Constitution Of our
State, that will in a few years rid Mis-
sissippi OF this Old Man Of the Sea for
ever. We would take no snap judg'
ment on any one, but we are squarely
in favor ofrequiring that some limit be
placed on this vast power. II the
amendment Is adopted, let three, foul
or even FIVE years elapSe before 1t shall
take efTct. No man can then charge
that It will act as q hardship in his
case, for he will have been given
ample time in which to learn how Il
read and write. In this way th
amendment would be q spur to all t
secure at least the rudiments Of q com
mon education. The measure ls just
right, aud badly needed let uS see Wit
will have the courage to take holt
of 1t.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-05
The Democratic state Executive
Committee.

DELEGATES AT LARGE-E Barksdale' ol
Kinds; J q Prewett, OF Hazooi W w
Humphreys, OF Lowndesi w Harris oil
Marshall; W. A. Percy, OF Washington. 81,
FIRST DISTRICT, CONGREssIoNAL-Rh II
Allen, OF Lee county, and L D mcdowell,
OfOktlbbeha county.
SECOND DIsTRIcT=R Taylor, OF raho-
In county, and A d West, OF Marshall.
THIRD DIsTRICT-A 4 Ellis, OF kempcr
county, and A j Baker, OF Montgomery.
FOURTH DIsTRICT-M Berry, OF Jas
per county, and W Melville, Of Madison.
FIFTH DisTRIcT-E I Griffin, OF jackson
county, and I Z Cooper, Of Coplah.
SIXTH DIsTRICT-Geo ii Klein, Of War
rem county, and r otis Baker, OF Adams.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-05
A Good Word for Senator Ger.
dom


We heartily indorsc every word of
the following article from the New Or
leans Times: Georgia elects United
States Senator this Winter, who
will take his seat March 4, 1879. This
is . matter in which much interest 10
felt all over the South. There will be
q powerful effort made by the sore
heads to elect Ex-Governor Joseph
Brown, to succeed General Gordon,
Toombs is also understood to be can
didate. General Gordon's friends will
press him for reelection, and 1t Is Ia
be hoped he will have no serious op'
position. Several years ago, General
Gordon stood almost alone In his de-
fense of Louisiana against the attacks
of ultra Senator'S like Logan and Nor
ton, and to him as much as any man iu
the South, is due the restoration oi
peace aud local self.government here,
We feel 1t but due General Gordon to
say that his reelection will rebound
not only to the credit OF Georgia, but
to the good OF the whole South. lie
has faithfully represented, not only his
State, but the section from which be
comes"
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-05

The CoeeeR WoRR-NOae GFOm q
Planter.
PALMYRA PLANTATION, /
WARREN COUNTY, AEss., Sept. q, 1915
Editor Of the Herald:
Many think, who know little or
nothing about Il, that the cotton worm
will not iBiurs the crop aS late as this
date. | have always claimed they
would. Yesterday I counted twelve
bOlls destroyed by the worms on one
stalk, within tWenty-four hours, some
Of them half-grown, and 1t Is estimated
that between thirty and thirty'hve
b0lls to the stalk will yield q bale to
the acre. I leave yoH to Judge whether
the worm will do damage this late OF
not. 1 will pay them handsomely to
keep of my crop till Fall.
Very truly yours,
W. s, LOWELL,
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-05

RUssIA's FINANcIAL CoSDITIoN.-Tho
Russian Government has had much diff
dculty meeting the last two payments
Of interest on the public debt, and on
the first day of October another pay
meut of Sj,907,Sl5 falls due, for which
great sacrifices will doubtless have to
be made. The public debt has been
increased nearly 5000 100000 since the
war began, and prolongation Of the
conflict will greatly cripple the Cars
resources. The Ottoman Government
does not pretend to pay any interest on
lie foreign or home debt aud no Turk
ish official receives q para in the way
Of salary, while the army 10 unpaid and
chiefly sUbAsts on the country where it
is quarlered AS = Turkish soldier
can live on almost nothing. he can get
along By tightening his belt, Ills very
certain that Turkeys financial coudi.
ton is far worse than Russias, and
that is one reason why the Turks are
lighting so Economically to-day. They
eau not maintain their armies another
year without :oreign sid.-[Courie--
Journal.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-05

A COLoRED man OF New Orleans,
Paul Trevigne by name, has fled a suit
in that city to compel the Courts to
mingle the whites and blacks In the
common schools. This cheeky individ.
ual, it seems to uS, ought to be Satisfied
with the white peoples paying for the
education of the negroes without at.
tempting to force social equsllty.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-05
vermont Temperance LAVA Pecu.
liar Case Of DAMAGES,

BRATTLEBORo, VI, Sept. @.-In the
Myndham County Court, yesterday,
Ophelia Snow recovered 9 verdict Of
$500 against Dsniel A. Carpenter 6
Son, hotel proprietors and prominent
citizens Of Readsboro, on account of
Injuries received by being thrown from
wagon In consequence of her hus-
band being drunk. The liquor was
purchased Of the defendants, and as the
suit was Q test case under the Vermont
liquor Law 1t excited great interest.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-05
Interview with Hen. A. IN. SGe'
ph0Hs.

HE INDoRsRs THE PREsIDENT's POLICY
INDoRsEs RANDALL FOR SPEAKER
RECOMMENDS THE APPOINTMENT OF A
SOUTHERN MAN TO TIE SUPREME
BENCH, AND FAvoRs THE TEXAS IA
cIFIc RAILROAD.
Special to the Plcayune.l
WASHINGTON, Sept. 26.-In an inter-
view to-day, Hon. A. H. Stephens
heartily indorses the Presidents South
ern or constitutional policy, as he pre-.
fers to term 1t, and says that through
this policy rapid strides in the work Of
pacification are being made, and in the
wiping out Of the bitter feeling engen-
dered BY the war. Mr.. Stephens thinks
President Hayes has done great deal
more for the reconciliation Of the whole
country than Mr.. Tilden could have &C.
Complished had he been inaugurated.
He also favors tho selection OF Mr..
Randall for Speaker, and deems his
course during the last hours OF the
Forty.fourth Congress worthy OF the
thanks and gratitude OF the whole
COuulEy'
He also says that the appointment OF
a representative Southern man to the
vacancy on the Supreme Bench, would
farther tend to complete the work OF
reconciliation, and considers ex.Gov,
Herschel V. johnson, of Georgia, as
pre.eminently fitted for the position
while his appointment would give uni
versal satisfaction throughout the
Southern States, aud be indOrsed by
the Northern Democracy.
Mr.. Stephens favors the Texas Paci'
fic road, and deems it the route 10 the
Pacific which would benefit not only
the South, but the whole country.
Mr.. Stephens will visit New YorA
for several days, returning in time tC
attend the opening of Congress, and
expects his improved health to permit
him to occupy his seat regularly dur
ing the session.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-05

THERE are eight persons charged
with murder lying In the county Jail
awaiting trial. OfOther Offsnses, such
as assault with intent to kill, we are
mot at present accurately informed, buI
We know there are great many. We
hope and trust, however, that the nex'
term of the Criminal Court will thin
out the number of criminals Of thit
,Sor, to the great benefit Of this COM
.munity.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-05

II you have a grudge against q fel.
low coax him TO VlCksburg, get help,
shoot aud beat him as long "a you
want to, and then give a worthless
bond, and 90 about your business.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-05

NEVERTHELESS, the Russian reverses,
though severe, are not irretrievable.
1t is certainly startling to find the
would.be conquer0rs OF Constantine
pie beginning to talk Of intrenOhed
camps along the Danube ; but all is not
lost yet.--[NeW York Times.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-05
Saturday Morning, Sept. 30.

How LONG you gwine to fool long O.
me! Fusl thing you know I'll sneak
up behind you and split your brains
out in self.deiense!
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-05

Ex.MARsHAL PITKlS, of Louisiana,
has gone to Washington to try to oust
Jack Wharton who was appointed
Marshal Of that State q few months
ago.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-05

Mr.. S. r. COLEMAN has recently
taken editorial charge Of the Green
wood Oriental. Mr.. Coleman believes
in an aggressive Democratic policy.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-05

Tag st. Louis Globe Democrat, Q
Radical paper, advocates that Gov.
Phelps, Of Missouri, appoint Carl
schurz to the Senate to flll the vacancy
caused By the death Of Mr.. BOgy.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-05
STATE OF MIssIssIPPI,l -
Warren County. "'

Personally appeared before the under.
signed, Sheriff Of Warren COunty-who
makes oath that he 10 worth the sum Of
-dollars, the amount for which he is
upon the foregoing bond, in visible prop.
erty, subject to execution at law, over
and above all his legal liabilities aud stat
utory exemptions. --.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this
day oi-A. D., lST-.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-05
STATK oy MIssIssTPrI,l a
Warren County. 30
6neTIU
s..

Personally appeared before the under.
signed, Sheriff OF Warren County-who
makes oath that he Is worth the sum OF
-dollars, the amount for which he is
upon the foregoing bond, in visible proper.
", subject to execution at law, over and
above all his legal liabilities and statutory
exemptions. ---.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this
day o.-A. D., lS7-,
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-05
WARREN COUNTY TICKET.

For the Senate,
G. E. FURLoNG, WARREN COwAN.
(Long Term.l
For Representatives,
W. G. PEGRAM, MARTIN MARSHALL,
j. Z. HoGIN, j. W. GooDRUN.
For SAertG-A. J. FLANAGAN.
For TredsuFeF-GE0. T. HARDY.
For ASsesSor-E. W. F0LKEs.
For Coroner and Rdnger-N. ]. HALL.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-05
DEEA0CRATIc STATE TICKET.

For GoeeFHoF,
M. STONE, Of Tishomingo.
For Lieutenant. GOVeFHoT,
w. H. SIMS, Of LOwndes.
Por Secretary Of State,
KlNLOCH FALCONER, Of Marshall.
For Treasurer,
W. L. HEMINGWAY, of Carroll.
For Auditor Of Public Accounts,
SYLVESTER GWIN, Of Lawrence.
For Attorney. General,
T.C. CATCHINGS. of Warren.
For Superintendent Of Public Education
j. ARGYLE SMITH, Of Jasper.
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MINING IN KfNS.fS.
How Thriving city In Cherokee County
spranH from n Bnrren Waste.


TOPEKA, Kansas, June 19-About six weeks
ago lend discOvrrif : were made on Short cr"' X.
in Cherokee county. Kansas seven miles from
the celebrated lend MN NJ town of Joplin. Mo.
and six miles from BAXTER Springs. Kansns
Tine dis 'overv created intense excitement, AMI
people rushed thther by the thousand, Joplin
Is "a comuinut on oi towns. The prinrip1l purt
OF the rtv IL called W"st Joplin. originally Muir
physlmr!, Tn" main street Of N'st Joplin is
I'm ii W tn hus n - nous =. lh' sire IL are
macadamlel tn puvrrlrd Il mt from tho
mines, and the city is lsit'd with gas: Seven
years ago. where now stands this thriving
city of l2.OOn or 10000 p'onr. there WIS nothing
hut sterile ilnt hills. valu'rss Tor agricultural
purposes. and supposed To be vnlnclrss Tor any
tnng olsr Tn. Ground Tor miles around the
city is fairly honey Omhsd with lead shafts in
depth vary ns from % to loo icrl. Their are
seven or eight smelling works nt Joplin. hut the
number of paying shafts at work am unable
Whom. a few weeks ago lead was discovered
Cherokee county ana tn n"lghhorng county ot
Jasper. in VI ssouri. flo kcd tn thrr in scar III
OF lead. A. ompHnNing them re- people who
want to maxi mon " from the hardy delivers in
tlr ro rs. They brought W IN them groceries,
dry goods. and ish'y, They offered their
wars rom wngons. ana. hs soon as lumh'r
could hr pro urrd. they erected cheap houses
for tlc.r p.a.s Of busin -. In this manncra
town Of two hundred nous sprln- w " INN
u w'rk. the houses wrr' ere ted without per-
mss on from In" owners OF the nnd. and they
prot. II "a against I'M IT. spass hat the protest
WIS mo- mora needed tnan a leg SlatiVe cdIc
against grusshopurrs.
i nully town company was organized, which
n " town wis christ ned Gaicna. \ farmer
named Mn lived on IN" land. Two months ago
h. wound nave been pleased 10 gtt u non for u.
H. uur hu-fd II several years ago Tor 500. liz
meyer made 70 pay mont: n"Nrr oven paid IN"
/ taxes. an had forfeit 'd b rights g. The land.
The legal owner gen rously allowed Mr., Null
m9"nry tr t"'r. nih In3n .ssin ',,r MN
could to- lounli II was too poor fer farm.
and WIS considered utterly worthless. After
th,.di- overv OF bead there Mr. Null had no
i Oh uty In selling the pla'c. IT, got for II
sli.Oll Preserving four arrrs. embracing his
humt-t ',tl. ami rn original interest IA the
town of Galcnl. IT," Baxter springs gentle
man has now recovered iis money.
On the north sid" of Short 'rHk is Empire
CIV. About .'Vrntv-fN houses have been or
arr. nring erected. ANA the nous IS on the south
of the crook. IN tn" motley collection have de-
rlbrd are hrns removed ththcr. There ara
now about twenty-five pay M shafts IN th"
Short rrc' h region. .nt about thirty more shafts
have ~iru's "Alimr." | vs. tNi on" AIT that
WIS yiridin; i've thousand pounds 81 ore ia iiy.
others ~ r. prpIurin only about un" thousand
plun IS. TN ore il turnrl over o. the MINING
rompani'-. which allow the miners s15 per one
thousand ppUn l..
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formatory institutions and by earn cstncss in
Whatever work they undertake, are best quail
fed for its duties. The experience Of those who
urc conVrrsunt with aucn Institutions in Now
York proves that the Womcn's Aid Societies do
more than all other agen'i"s TO improve their
efficiency and To amcliorntc the cOnd tion Of the
unfortunate classes Tor whose ben fit they are
cstub she'd uni the stat" authorities have r.
p"ntcdly acknowledged their services. Among
those who nrc urged iOran appointment is Mrs.
Emma A. Lame Of Lynn. There If no pay at
tArhcd to- the oil c. and there can be- no object
in holding il except the patriotic one OF serving
we'll the stat" and the unfortunate persons who
arc dependent upon its charity.
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Gen. roomb.,. Pnr,ln, Kindness.

Cen Toonhs has lost almost entirely tho
to hear Bishop Gross preach. while trying to
concentrate h's vision ON n picture in the church
hv looking Mt II through his fOroilnger anl
thumb. he suddenly discovered that ne could
not So" with his left ryc His father WIS affc g.
.d IN the same way five or SIX ycars prior to his
DEATH
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DEATH UNDER THE GALLONS
THE UtNGWIN'S UORK Nv THE UNITED
STATES mrs FiR ~ 1917.
The Dcmcnnor of the CuiprIt. under the Black
Gross Beam. and thrir Last words spoke"
10 the Public nnd 10 the Exc .utioncr.

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p l,b' d. Marun i'ni,, co'ord. roi' Tobacco Md,
tcnn. Clas = simpson. ooio-cd' Port Tobacco Md
~ " VIM Green colorcd liii'iursh' Pa Milling
~. IT, Jamc' Nilrr' color'd' '" Las Amna~ 'o''
10 March l"hn Mccall white fahhion' Dakota
II March "a. chas o-chwaii white Newark NJ'
y March IL. Alan . - n-en. coiorcd' Aiken C.,
Is Marcn le Nu..g g,v,, coior'd' Aiken 5 c. dou
~. March rs. lnru- Thomas. colorcd' Aiken : c.
u March -. lol y 4, ,m.. colorcd Aiken : don
~ MARCH, a3. John I. whit. Mountain Meadows
u Apni :. James iiasc White b"h'rsn' d. cali muir
~ Arrii 20 stow An'cr,,gn colorcd AiNen' c.
- am =, tha. S'crnni. white YOUNGSTOWN o.
40 ,prii -. oron Williams colord srrinsocli' Ca
~ Apti - David l. Bees. wh.t r'iilc' Ca.
,urd,t 80 ,r.,,. ,... ,., v,, ,,., 49,
mnnial p'" - "''''""' '''''
,, ms Nay D. samuel o''' "'"' MOUNT vernon" ""'
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~ May Il. f"tficA Vmtl " "W'' rhi"i''m'' WE
"a May - Charles rommcy coiorei. An'ucuS Va,
81 MAY Is. John Bur4o,re. colorad. Maroon, e.
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~ june II. James carroll white. roii.'iie. Pa. muir
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NO PIiII.ADTLPIIIN,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
BETWEEN
SEW YORK And PHILADELPHIA


PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLD ESTABLISHED EorrE ANp SHORT LINE
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
10 through train. each Wa, luy dcpots in Phnaiel
IAiA, I. u Sew Nork
Double Track tho most improved fquipmcn'. and the
FASTEST Tame DDu.i-iant Wili absolute SAFETY.
oN ANp ,rrrG USE II. 1877.
ENpro. Trans leave Sow York VIA Desoro'-es and Cori
bandit IL i,fri' - follow
49, - 50. s $50 timitrd 1850 VI IL. 80. and
spr Vi. sumnA.."A " '.6, :, and : .'r
Efiurune tram. lrtf, lm,itlf hh 3 81, :, ~ :.
: -. aui ii \ N Limited ENprr-.. 50 = NJ. -
49, SOFA "a 80, and T. VI, ami - midnight
Tlck,toi', '.d ami pti BroaiwaN, No A,ur House.
RrooAyu IA ild ami H. llui.on It llohokcu, Depot
Em[l"n' ueNe' ONCE nAitsl I giage
Deucuu Manager General Passenger A-cnt
ALBANY ny DAY, BOATS
ri,r y Rat g, AMI an 81 atn lhniul- at ~.
Siuscrurs tntsAil ant hudson tn~s' Connection Wth
N,w York Central Railroad tor the West To West Point
AMI Ncwbush rsturmnE same day. - TwAei, or
coupon. good on Hudson RIVER Railroad are received ON
board Tor passage.
ALBANY BOAT. PEOPLES LINE
~ one u the rl.-ant Gamer, DREW " ST lnnN.
NieaNe ror ~ Norh river every week ias at + NJ ,
in,r resort, Nurth ami West FARE only ~ 3d.
4 MARY POWELL. tor west Point New.
"a .hurshl Nerp,,. Tout KINGSTON no1Nn, Corn.
daily, sunday excepted, ata nf
L'OR Hudson AMI CoN.ackc steamer. leave rer 49,,
U foot Of tumAun -, daily. at oclmk = N,
CONNECTING Al Hudson witt early train iur chatham,
fillsn'ld, North Adams ana intermediate stations.
EGILAR moun- hoa, rom Sew York i'h Nonk.
ha,rr>trAw leaving foot oi Harrison II al - ucu,N.
it amhoat" J. oN phant ennln'neu- Monday. i"ut -.
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I>MAN LI>,ExZyA.l,lI. srgANEgi moo,

l FOR QTEEN>rOwN AND LIVERPOOL
CITY or RHl ~-EI.< ......... SATURDAY.. Julg T. Up
cry or CHESTER .......... SATURDAY. july ~. A.
cry on RICHMOND ........ saturday July -. A
PROM Pier -. Nurth river
CABIN sSn ami 500 gnI Return to- ets favorable
terms STEEKAGE - currency Drafts AZ lowest rates
saloons. state Rooms smoNln- and Bath Rooms alni
JOHN O. DALE Agent
4 . Ne
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NCHOR LINE VI All STEAMERS
~ SAIL ~ cry SArt RpAN.
40 GLASGOW. LONDONDERRY. OR LIVERPOOL.
ISIEhNl .nlATE. 80 STEER AGE. so
10 LONDON AND sOrrHA NrrON
TWICE 4 NnNru, SAME rails
COMPANY > OIIlt L. = BOWLING GREEN
IfNbIR~pN bros AGENTS
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IVITN q UATF7 WONT,
sand $50 Broadwav. Sew York.

NATION IINr.-rrr. ~ AMI 81 North aver
~ FOR LONDON.
DENMARK ...... .. THURSDAY. Juno %. at3P VI.
FOR QrttNsTuMN AND LIVERPOOL.
ENGIA Np july ~ H0PM ERIN .....JulV -, =.
SPAIN .JuN 49, pA NJ t1ifT .. ju, =. A VI
cabin AuI -ter-, t..a-r ami drafts from ~ unwtri
J. u t~T. MANAGER
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QiO.0tnOs.


Il NflN hlNt NNtNns RANK.
BHuAuNAN y. 3-n 81, AAp uIH Az.
Tie Trustee. have dtrhr,d thglr usual
"blNlNINll'
~ 90" rate of per cent lc Wnum ON an sums that
have remained n ll-tfur thr a.t tultr months,
lH,uhlr uu aui otter n, II. 1871
NNN.N dt-ti ON be- lore luA 10 Will draw interest
iitU iu,N
sum, received ffnn on, dime io s1nDl.
Oltu dhlA nom ftlh ana NNuiAt evenings. . a. 2
NAPOLEON j. uAlNL,, President
q : IuAriN Treasurer
Iuu. tinYp loNt.. secretary.
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dpnd "a, ho llN . lS,7 The transfer book, VIII re-
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THE RED STAR LINE
CARVING tho N-iNu and iuitpd states mails Sailing
semifuentliN. alternately from rh.ladepnla ami Sew
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