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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-05-19

If you WISH to save your hair and
keep it strong and healthy, use BURNErr's
COCAINE.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-05-19
MTRAD TFFFNDI.

nephew of the late Turkish ruler. looks
like a man recovering from bilious fever
and involved in the inlricacies of a red
night.cap. His right eyeIid dlosps, and
his general bearing suggests perpetual
somnolence, His capacity for snoring
with right royal vehemencc must be
truly prodigious. Murad ought to thin
out his coffee and limit himself to fifty
pipes of tobacco a day. lie ought to
avoid the harem until further orders.
And then there is
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-05-19

A fortune laid by in fraud somt how
never stays put away.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-05-19

MARK EFT REPORTS.

Write ca H. WhGlIAN ~ CO, Attorneys for
Claims l%aton,,r L,nd liIles, WAsmNrI,N, i. {.
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a young and strikingly handsome Saracen,
used to be chief of the council oG-war
under Abdul Aziz. ltis presumed that
he holds the same rank now. Judging
by his appearance, he ought to be able,
with fair opportunities, to increase the
Turkish population at a prodigious rate.
He is said to be a boss of the harem, and
a devil in general among the women,
Such a man will not be likely to let the
Russians have it all their own way, The
portrait OF
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-05-19
EV9rV Year You Lose
Maize Flour Toilet Soap!
Maize Flour Toilet Soap J.
Maize Flour Toilet SoanI.

q great diseoyeryl-a new sUap CompoundrIt .ootbag
syiions ana ~whitens the skin. has wonderful nee iing
wv upeii9r washing propertlts, and is equally suited
July pertnlned, aud sold everywhere AZ n noderat h.
=, Ivy heg,5terGd II patent office, ls76, by the manu-
Ioolurefs, MCk EONE. WIN HAAGEN Won. Phila
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HALLE PAsHA,

chief of the cred artillery" was trained
at Woolwich arsenal, England, and looks
every square inch a soldier and a gentle
man. His face is good-humored with a
strong military expression, such as may
be acquired by squirting wickedIy along
the barrels of death, dealing guns. Half
will now have a splendid opportunity
for blowing the intestines ont Of AleXan-
der's deyOurers Of oil cake.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-05-19

General James W. Forsyth, Of Lieu.
tcnanJ-G General Shermans staff, has in
his possession q number Of finely exeCu.
ted photographer distinguished Turkish
generals. General Forsyth procured the
pictures while travelling in Europe with
his chief, during the Frnco-PrusSiau
war, when the American officers mad a
good look at nearly every army OF the
older world. According to the portraits,
the Turks are a very intellectual looking
lot Of fellows, except that the beauty Of
their facial organs is much impaired by
the use Of black coffee, strong enough to
float an iron-clad, tobacco, and, not in
frequently, that most demoralizing Of
drugs, opium,
HAsSEIN PASTA,
the present commander m-chief of the
Ottoman cohorts, is a stout, stern, hand
some mar in life's late prime. He may
be about sixty, but he has a vigorous
face, and looks like a maj that could do
good work on a fair-tought field. His
rank is really that of a marshal, and his
decorations are numerous and flashy.
Hasten will, no doubt, make the teath-
ers fly from the double.headed eagle be-
tore that audacious bird succeeds in
planting his feet on the golden horn.
IsMAIL PAsIIA,
khediye of Egypt, has all the aspect of Il
Chicago board-of.trade man-fat, forty
and aatuIent. His son looks like a boss
newsboy in a fancy suit, When the
was taken the youth was about
nine years of age. He is now sixteen,
and has nominal command Of the Egyp.
tian contingent sent to aid the champion
of the harem.
HALF PASTA,
of the red artillery" was trained
80
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-09-14
Vick's Floral Guide
"Art Initiating Nature.o

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these are Partisan Diamonds. Their
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Notice.
July 20-tf-s.]

Notice is hereby given that the delinquent tax
list of Boise county for the year 1876 has been
posted with tho District Attorney and If the delin-
quent taxes therein specified not paid the coun-
ty Treasurer within ten days from the date If this
notice, action will be commenced by said Distr let
Attorney for the collection of said delinquent taxes
and costs.
Witness my hand and official seal this
Us. oath day of December 5;I IS7S; von,.nrv
Auditor Boise Co., /. T.
IDAHO CITY, December %, $40.
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Notice.

E9su0 ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: YOU ARE
y hereby notified that have this day sold all
my interest in that quartz ledge known as the North.
ern Light aud will not be responsible far any sup
plies furnished or labor done on said ledge after
this date. r. C. GEERY.
IDAHO CRY, August T. 1877.
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Dissolution Notice.

Attention, Farmers. The a'o@
office will accept in payment for sup S'tter,
ton or other debts from the farmers pS W i
cheese, eggs. nam, bacon, lard ap0
kinds Oh 2lain.
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IstraY Notice.

EgEsa AIKEN UP BY ME- ON MY RANCH ON UPPER
Z Squaw Creek, Boise county, I. T.. ON the 18th
day of August, a. d. 1877, bay mare with three or
four white hairs in the forehead She is three wears
old, of medium size. and has no brands, or marks
other than mentioned. T. D. HOFFMAN.
Aug. 243wl
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PLAIN, OR IN COLoRs,

And at prices SO per cent, below
our former rates.
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PLACERvILLF, juno / lS77-tf
Summons.

TERRITORY OF IrAHo, CO
County of Boise, o.
y THE PROBATE COURT IN AND FOR BOISE
county. Territory of idaho, sitting as conrt fol
tine trial of civil causes
Michael Kelley. plaintiff. VS.. Con Haley and limo
thy Dacey defendants;
To Con Haley and Timothy Dacey, defendan is
above named: In the name of the people Of the
United States in The Territory OF Idaho, you are
hereby notified that there is now file in the Office
of the Judge aud ex.Officio Clerk of the Probate
Court of Boise county. Idaho Territory, in Idaho
city. the complaint of Michael Kelley against you
for she sum of Five undred ($5O0I Dollars in gold
coin, or bar, with interest at the rate of one and
onehalf per cent. per month from November u.
1876 ana that unless you appear aud answer TO said
complaint within ten days after the service hereof
exclusive of the day of service, judgment
will be taken against you by default for the of
Five Hundred Dollars in gold coin. with interest
the rate of one AMI onehalf per cent Ier month
from November y, 1876, with costs and advertise.
ment
Z1SSA In testimony whereof hereunto set my
kf9SE hand md afiix the seal of the said Court
- at Idaho City, this, Goth day of August, 1877
T. S. HART.
Probate Judge and Oflicio Clerk of said Court.
q. s. KINGSLEY, Attorney for plaintiff.
Aug. 2+2m.
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IDAHO Cry, ]. T., Aug. 81, 1s77.-w3.l
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SheriT's Sale,

SherifF's Sale.
BENDER AND BY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
~ issued out of the District Court of the Second
Judicial District Of Idaho Territory, TORTOISE coui.
ty duly attested the 7th day of August, iS77 have
levied upon and seized as the property of the de.
fcndant, H, Zipf therein the following described
real property, to-wit: One brick building occupied
by II. Zpf as drug store situated on the East side
OF Main street and north of Wall street, being the
corner building, and also the lot, piece or parcel
of land on which said building is situated fronting
20 feet more or less, on Main Street and 100 feet
more or less on Wall street, in Idaho City, Boise
county, |. I.
And which I will, on the 18th day Of Septem.
Der A. D. 1877 at the Court House door Boise
county, Idaho Territory. offer for sale at public
vendue, for cash. to the highest bidder to satisfy
said execution, costs and accruing costs.
SAML. STEWART,
Sheriff.
IDAHO CITY ]. T., Aug 81, 1s77.-w3
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-12-01

a review Of the State tax of the
Eastern, Western and Southern States
shows that Louisiana stands at tho
head ct the list. The State tax in
our State is lag mills, is pcrlalts the
largest paid in the Union ; the other
States come in the following order
South Carolina II mills, Arkansas 10
mills, tit is proposed to reduce it III
5 mil|s), Tennessee 10 mills; Alabama
u mills, California; $40 mills, Flo
rida ? mills, Kansas 81 mills, Texas
5 mills, Oregon 5 mills, Georgia s
mills. Maine 81 mills, Ohio 81 S mills,
New Jersey 3 mills, Illinois 2 4 5 mills,
New York q mills, Michigan q mills,
New Hampshire 2 mills, Maryland
! 7-lO mills, Connecticut II mills; and
massachusetts l mill. There is nj
State tux at all in Pennsylvania
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MEXICO.
Movements Of Mexican Trtons.

Cincinnati, Nov. ala San Antonio
Texas. dispatch says Gen. Ord yesterday
received ap official copy Of tho order Of
President Diaz to Gen. Dalcon command
ing the Mexican forces on the border to
repel invasion by United States troops by
force, and Gen. Trevino has been ordered
to the Rio Grande with $500 troops to
carry ont the order. Gen. Ord has tele-
graphed. to the President for another reg.
iment Of cavalry. In the meantime r.
cognizcd Mexican minister is expected at
Washington and that ordinary diplomacy
will solve tho question:
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them while green and Succulrut, in or
der t" make first class forage. The scr,
ShonI't be sown in the fall, or very early
in spring, according to locality, and at
t'.r rat" of fifteen pounds per arrr.
The seed can be obtained at L,udrct|
\ Sons, II and % South Sixth Street,
Philadelphia.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-12-01

"A few years ago the Southern Con:
grcss'ohal delegations wGro almost
wholly Of New England birth: It Is
different now the Southern States
are now probably represented in Cou-
grcss by native born Senators and
Representatives to a greater degree
than the Northern, and certainly far
more SO than the Western States;
Georgia, North Carolina and Tennes-
see arc represented at Washington by
delegations that are, without excep-
ton, natives Of these States-a cir
cumstance that no Northern State
can boast of.
| 1t has been noticed that certain Sec:
tious of this country were most pro.
litic of statesmen and politicians:
This is seen at once by g|ancing OF
the Congressional Directory of the
present-t|c Forty fifth - Congress.
III the matter Of Senators; New York
leads the list, there being no less tiiAH
nine natives of New York in the
United States Senate. New York
has, therefore, even more than its
share Of representation, for while ID
contains only one. ninth the population
ct the country, it boasts Of one eighth
"f tile total number of Senators.
When the (itt|c State of Colorado,
with only 10000 people, was admit
ted into the Union. the other day, the
newspapers called attention to tho
fact that it had the same vote il the
Senate as New York, which boosted
ola population $50 times rs great:
New York; However, seems to have
made the thing square, as both the
Senators from Colorado are New Yot.
ers. OH" comes next III political I'M
p"'tance, having six Senators. WI
gin'a and Pennsylvania have the saHs
number. The New England States
send seventeen Senators to Washing
ton, five more than they are entitled
to. six years az" they boasted Of
twenty six Senators, mostly from the
South. On the other hand, Florida,
Alabama, Mississippi, Texas; Arkah:
sas; Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa, Min
neso'a, Kansas, Nebraska Colorado;
Oregon, California and Nevada havU
no representatives at all ia the United
States Senate, and have to borrow
their Senators from other States:
There are tive foreigners in the Seu:
Scotchmen; an Englishmau
an lr'shman and a Nova Scotian.
In the lower house the REPRESENTA-.
ton is not 30 unequal. SIX States;
all,Wrst"rh ones, have no batite. born
representatives ; Wisconsin, Iowa;
Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado and Ne.
vada.
Ohio is the best represented State
in The House, having thirteen more
Cong essmrn than it is entitled to by
the appointment act; showing that
the Ohioan Is a good politician and
apt to get Office 10y election as we'll as
Tennessee has au OK
cess OF seven congressman, New York
eight, Pennsylvania, North Carolina,
Virginia aud Connecticut, four. Fit.
teen ont Of The nineteen Illinois Con.
gress'ncn arc foreigners. Louisiana
has two Pcnnsylrahians representing
it in Congress, and but = single native
Lonisianian, Mr.. E. John Ellis.
Ia The matter Of foreigners, the,e
are five Germans, two Canadians,
tw" Eng|ishmcn and only Que Irish
man in the House. The Irls|iman
may he good politician, but some:
how he don't &" to Con- rcss.-Ne9
Orleans Democrat.
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General,

The Galveston News San Antonio spe.
cia' says information has Eccn received ut
h"" quarters from the border that sever
al large parties Of Indians, one Of then;
composed OF thirty-t:ve bucks, have cros-
Se'l INTO Texas to raid Gen. Ord has no.
titled the frontier people at various points
where the r'hlrrs are expected, to I've on
their guard This is the most formidable
invasion that has been attempted yet.
lie Indians. were Seen twelve miles west
OF Fredericksburg yesterday and have
stolen LOT of hor>r>in this rjyhborhood.
The citizens are in pursuit. The military
.iIav" been notified. This is supposed to
BE- on" of three large parties rel lurted OH
raid. THIS party Is moving westward
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Mrs. g. PERRY.
Former PrOprietrrss OF No. I
CarOmde1ct Street
NEW ORLEANS I

A@11" O1NI-I'.N-~S, HA'
HAS removed to No. 4 Baronne Street,
III Corner Canal. Being very thank.
full for past favors bestowed by her
country friends, and especially those of
the Red River parishes, she now solicits
a continuance or their patronage, and
having better facilities and the finest
located house in the City, she hopes by
proper care and attention to secure the
patronage Of her friends and the public.
The low rate of $3.50 per day is cllarg-
ed for Board and Lodging.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-12-01

The Times Erzcroum correspondent
says If the winter breaks upon us shortly
aud karS holds ont we may keep Erzc-
ro'm. but if the weather continues fine
and kars fails this place cannot rrpel the
Russatlc.
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Ght 3'toplt's a'jAditator.

report :" the fill committed. It was
agreed NY Arkl'n and counsel for Darrn'
that there SHOULD br IN carly hearing. NJ
both were ready.
Washington. Nov. - -Srnate.-E,i'
mmd'S motion to insert the name ofaK.l
: l":,- instead Of Batter in he pcndinv r..
= solution +" discharges tn" committee o.
privileges and elections from further con.
sld'ratl"n vt tn" case was dcfeated,--
Yeas 80. iH's ~. Conk}ing then submit.
tea an ;;n.''dmrnt that committee or
privileges and elections be objected to re-.
p"r! i'll III" matter of Kellogg and Spof
t"rd, and in the meantime the South Car
"I'na cas-" be- post ponr;!, WAS rejected br
'3' to 80. EdmuulS then submitted |;
motion to discharge the commit from
consideration of Kellogg and Spofvrd.
Rejected by 80 to ~ Ettt;,:nds ther
moved that further consideration b6
w>tp"nrd to Monday. Rejected BY 80 t.
81. Edmnn'iS moved that the senate all,
journ t" Monday. Vote 81 to 81. Como:
yer. in this instance, voted with the Re-.
PuhIlcanS, and the senate adjourned to
Monday by vote of \icc-rresiiieu4
Wheeler
Washington, Nov. 23.-House-Thc
house spent the whole day It'll discussing
and voting on the amendments proposed
t" the Paris exposition bill aud finally
passed tn" bill hy majority of II. 1t
accepts The invit9t;nn Of the French GOV
Sr"m'lt and provides for the app" int
!nrnt OF IA commissioner from each State
and territory and allows the use of one
or more vessels Of war and arrropriatcs
>lj,EO).
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ALBION.
Alfalfa.

ITO the Editor of the Courier.Journal. |
CAAprE, NArcniTocAEs PARISH, La,
June !, 1877. {
Will you be kind enough to tell me
If Lucerne and Alfalfa grass are the
same, and will either or both grow in
this latitude : Where can | obtain
enough seed to plant two acres, manner
of preparing the land, when to plant
and price per bushel of the seed Res
pecttully, &C., JAMES II. HILL.
ALFALFA OR LCCERN.
This is one of tue first plants mention
I'd by the agriculturists of ancient times,
but it has recently attracted coDsidera-
bic attention in consequence of it's great
succ' IS as a forage plant in California.
1t is the old -Netticoao satira of the an
cient Greeks, and belongs to the leyu-
minous family of plants, along with our
common species of clover; hence it is
often, called Chill or California clover,
although it is not native of either
country, but belongs to the Old World.
1t is not so hardy as our common red or
white clover, but succeeds admirably in
the Middle and Southern States. The
plant sends down it's top roots to great
depth; hence it is not readily affected by
ordinary droughts; but it succeeds best
on very deep, rich, moist, but not a
wet, n'arshy soil, The leaves are in
threes, somewhat like our common clio.
Ver, but upon much more vigorotts and
nplight stalks. Lucern is a pere nnial
plahtj arid will yield an immense amount
of rich and nutritious forage. The roots
til'er, sending up very large and vigor-
Gus stools, from. which new stems are
produced soon after the first set are cut
down. The hay should be cut as soon
Us the plant comes into bloom. or lit:
tic earlier, for the stems being rather
long aud course, it is necessary to cut
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Treasurer's Report.

The treasurers report shows a decrease
in the net revenue Of ST. ,juOO,oCO and a
decrease in the expenditures of nearly
Sl9,oOO.",o. This is compared with last
year Reports say an increased demand
for silver coin is caused by the i,ccessi
ties of business at this season of the year.
1t springs up while the amount Of frac-
tonal currency presented for redemption
has fallen off from al average of ever
$lO,OWi,Hoo a munth durin. the first four
months Of this calendar year, to an aver
age of less than half u million u month
for the last four months.
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Congressional.

Washington, Nov. 19-in Acklin vs..
Darrell, from the Louisiana contest, MIR.
Acklen was ready for hearing. The el-
ection committee took up the case and re-.
frrred it to a committee consisting
of Harris, chairman; Cox, of Ohio, and
Ellis, of Louisiana to hear argument and
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Award to Great Britain.

Halifax, Nov. %. The fishing commits.
sion gave their decision to-day awarding
Great Britain $5,5OO3 600. It vas q ma
jority award, President Deforse and Sir
Atgalt agreeing and Judge Kellogg, T.. S
commissioner. dissenting.
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ITO the Editor of the Courier.Journal1
CAMprE, NArCnlTocNEs PARISH, La,
June /. 1S17
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-12-01

Paris, Nov. 2?.-The new ministry is
d"tinatcly constituted as follows: Presi-
dent of council and minister of war, Gen
Grimandet do Rochebonet; minister of
foreign affairs, the Marquis de Bonnie
vile; minister Of interior, NJ. oe Wclche;
minister Of bustice, NJ. Lo Pclrticr; min
lister of finance, NJ. Dutrlleul; minister of
commerce, NJ Ozerne; minister of public
works, N. Graetf; minister of public in
struction, NJ. Faye; minister of marine,
Admiral Rousn. The committee met
and drafted an Interpolation to be made
in the deputies as soon as the new minis
try apIIearS.
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The War.

London. Nov. sl.-A Standard special
from Nrron kalch contains the following.
Seventeen Thousand men from the Kars
army will he detached to assist at the
siege of Plevna,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-04-07

The report of the commission
ers Of St. Louis County MINI. for
the year ending March 1st 1877,
published in the Duluth Tribune,
shows: Recoipts $79,438.34; ex-
penditures $69,l6447, leaving in
the treasury a balance of $l0,57l.57.
Expenses for general purposes, in
Guiding salaries and fees Of officers,
attorneys ees,rents, witness and iu-
ror's fees, etc. So, 757.84; for relief
the poor $4,279.68; for roads 3d.
465.12. The assets Of the county
which includes NEGLECTED taxes, are
rated at $98,992. 9; liabilities,
Sl96, 1853, showing a balance in
favor of the latter of $97, 1854.
The county pays liberal salaries to
its officers. The auditor received
81 6: $40, treasurer 81 ,573. 43, clerk
of court 81, 266.l5, county attorney
$4,000, judge of probate $4,000,
jailor $4,000, sheriff and deputies
555s.32, county physician $4,000.
j, D. Ray received for rent of the
buildings used for Offices 1850. 90 !:
W. K. Rogers received as attorney
fees for assisting the county attor-
ney in suits against the county
$4,000. In the assets the poor
farm is valued at $6,l50.Oo, the
court house square, residence and
jail 81 100000; the assets also in
olude So, 80378 due from the First
National Bank, and S4,166 81 due
from the Bank of Duluth, both sus-
pended banks. The largest item in
the liabilities is $l50,O5O of bonds
issued to the L. S. & VI. r. r. Co.
due in 1890. The county orders
outstanding amount to S8,056.66.
Quite an array of figures, but on
the hole not a bad showing for
the County.