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1t is matter of some surprise to ou-
friends at Shubuts that Gov. Stone did
not sign tho charter granted by the
Legislature to the Chickasahay kaviga-
ton Company. The bill authorizing
il passed The Legislature on the last
day of the session through the ener-
Reiie effort of Mr.. Masseugale, and is
was not apprehended that it would meet
objection from the Governor. 1t is re-
GREETED that his signature is withheld
r the pr sent, but it is thought he
may see ii TO approve the measure in
tune for tie company to go to work III
clearing away obstruciions from tne
Ch,ck4sahay, and putting it IN nasig-
able condition as soon as prscticabie.
-IQaitman Intelligencer.
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Last Wednesday while two ladies,
MIS-, Hattie HsrwIn and Miss Molle
A,eman, no live about six mics from
AJuevllio IL thIs comfy, we're returu-
Iug noneward uy lonely road, they
were Ealied uy two brut,H, ne OF whom
was armed wtth gun. lle ladies I'm.
uedIateiJ started IN ran, but wore
soon Uvt rta5eu aud under pam OF d -hta
were commauued to keep quiet. One
Of tho nrgrue., ArmsJe,d IaIkersiey,
was known to Mss Hdrwiu, and hence
by threatening swift vengeance sue
saved ueisrif. The other hru0, VINO
proved to De Wiley Lewis, wteaked Ills
heilsn d slres upon Miss Aheman.
After repeated insults and threats tue
l.dits escaped to their homes. Lewis
aud rHukersiey We're arrested aud Jaken
TO Abbeyllle, FrIday, wnere they lad II
preliminary trIa, beiUr has huoof B. W.
COlner, and III default OF $1,000 both
have Deeu cOmm mmitted TO the Oxford
jah.- Oxford Falcon.
Committed to iaAl indeedl They
shouui bOtu have been swung to the
nearest tree immediately. No mercy
should be Shown miserable wretches OF
this kind, aud we pity the father,
brutuer or husband who has not the love
Of purity iu his heart to aveuge such
deeds and bring sudden and just pun
snmenJ upon such helds. We believe
III law and order, but III cases OF Ills
klud decays are dangerous.
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ELLlSON-On Monday, February ~, 1877,
AZ 90 Bourbon street, New Orleans, William
Ellison. aged 50 years, native of Pennsyl-
wanna.
Mr.. Ellison was an old citizen of this place,
aud leaves large circle of relatives aud
friends to mourn his death. His remains were
brought here for interment last Tuesday
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All who wish to spend an hour or SO
in a pleasant manner will do well to go
to Live @ Academy, Moss Point, to-
night, aud witness the performances OF
the Histrionics. 1t is we'll worth see
ing, and the admission price is very
low, being Only 80 cents for gentlemen
and % cents FIR ladies and children.
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For au hour or two of fun go and
see the Hlsirionics 1t Mos Point to-
nlg1t. Admission: Gentlemeu, 80 cts. !;
,adies and children, 25c. Imme diateiy
after the performance there wall be a
graud ball.
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Parties residing at the Seashore or
Moss Point can have the New Orleans
Times left at their residence every
morning. Try it for one week; only
95c. Leave Jour name, with the cash,
at this Office.
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HARp1E ID.

GARNER-WARD- Amereus, on the
llth inst, by +. NJ. Johnson, Esq, Mr.. Chas.
W. Garner TO Miss Lizzie ID. Ward, all Of
Jackson eonnty, Miss.
Mobile Cycle and New Orleans Christian
Advocate please copy.
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-Lys Oft Aofdsmy io.sigbs Gill bo
q ssna ~ pleasure and gsieiy, ~ tho
UsIfls6ist sl1 10 ihers.
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We ars p'oa.sd 20 state tbat The T.
o. ard ". railroad has fraiIy succg drd
10 p1rc1Bainl 'hs Krsbs property adit.
c-ut 10 AID lyinR On the north eide Of
the track ~ tli5 place. nHd will shortly
commsucs building q passenger and
freight depot, engins-housg, cattle
yard, tGrL-ttJlo, etc. We were kindly
shown by Mr. Harrison, agent here,
the p aus aud spec GcatiOBs OF the con-
tympiated improvements, aud eau safely
say that the buildings Will be an Orua-
IN nj to our town, and of great cUnYenI-
&C to the travelling public. We con-
graduate DOJh the raI,ToAd and the pub
Ac upon tue con, ummatou OF this pur-
chase. Nj. Rayuor, as one o. the nus
trees OF this rail say, with the all aud
assistance oi Col. RJblnsou, snYern-
teldent, is putting tn road ia first
class c0uditlOn, aud adding many I'M
prOvem-nts ot q suootslrl III ua ure % 1t,
and der their direction tae road viii be
mucl enhanced ln value.
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go to NJ. A. Dees, who has Just received
q new lot
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of the whole county. As we sell exclusively
tor Gosh we can afford to sell At .owest prices,
having no bad debts 10 charge mp aIaiusi the
stock. NJ. A. DEES
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DON'T READ THIS.

Having made arrangements with the
pvouricfoy. 4 will fnrnish the New Or
iqassa Tisacs 10 tlese wlsO wish il at
Five Cents n copy. &u w:,O want to
read Hrs;-ciass daily PrPar, con-
tanning tse iaia~t telcSrn phio imiriii-
grncc shOuld Subscribe at once. Ar
raugements will be made so thWi par
sics residing nj she ScnshoTc and AT
- o~s Point can br sUpplie. every
morning Leave your NAMES wish
d.. w. WILKES
A. the Star Office
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DRY GOODS,
SHOES,
Clothing,
EEAsS, and Notions.

All tho ladir. know thev can rely on his Sc
lectiuus. He now adyrrtses for
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Alive Ok Ac deny, Moss Poilt,
tonight, 1De HlslronIc5 Will give one
Of turIr frst-ciass entertainments.
National Republican., 1877-08-28
MR.. CuLvER's SPEECH AT MAsoN's
HILL.

EDITOR REPUBLICAN: My attention was
called to report In your paper In your issue
Of yesterday morning, Of the proceedings Of
the Lebanon Farmers Club, held at Mason's
Hin, Fairfax county, Virginia, on Thursday,
and the gross injustice which the report docs
me, calls for brief statement Of the fncts at
my hands with reference to the true tenor
of my remarks. l do this too, In justice 10
the President OF the Lebanon Farmers Club,
who gave me the invitation to address the
club and others present.
Your reporter, after giving the subjects Of
the very able address Of Gen. W. ii. i. Lee
and DIR. Mason, says:
Afterwards DIR. Culver. OF Washington was In.
political harnngue. which was entirely out OF
place, as those present had assembled merely for
pleasure and not to talk politics"
Now, the facts are that, in order to give d.
versity to the subjects discussed, and their re-
lRtions to the great agricultural! and labor in
tercsts Of the country, took as my theme the
tariffs aud their bearings upon agriculture,
and closing with an allusion to our existing
policy Of national finances and its effects upon
tho price of farm products. ] said not one
word upon party politics, nor In any way al
luded, directly or indirectly, to parties or par
tis,,ns so that i will charitably infer that
your reporter was not present to have heard
my remarks or IL present could not fathom
them aud their bearings, or too prejudiccd to
me personally to report me correctly-proba.
bly, the latter.
Yours truly, CP. CULVER.
National Republican., 1877-08-28
BASE BALL.
oREIoHIoNs va HooLEys-THK CREIGHTON
AGAIN vIcToRIous ny scuaE OF 90 7,

oREIoHIoNs va HooLEys-THK cREIGBroNs
AGAIN vIcroRIoos ny a scoar ov 90 TO
l3
Yesterday the Crsightons and Hooleys met
foI the fpt time 0n the old Olympic grounds.
Siateonth and = streets. Thors was the
usnal delay about commencing play. but
whose fault |, was no fellow could Gnd out"
Tho game Throughout. with the exception of
ono OF two fno plays, was uninteresting. In
fact u seemcd to be an of day ior both clubs
Tho iIooleys seemed to have no captain. With
= go.i manager and = captain who under.
stands his business they would make y fair
showing at tho end OF the season. The Creieb.
tons. IL thoy expect to como ont In tho front
rank. have got 10 get down to business. They
necd practice. They havo got the material
aud II they put II whore IL will do the most
good, tho A'ight Of thoir ambition will he rc.
allied. Mr.. viii Jennings Of the Astoria
was umpire. The game passed. of without q
single growl" from either side, which Is about
as high compliment as an umpire need want
Dnylss frst-lase playing for the Creighton
was = feature Of the game. MS was also
Mrkenna's catching for the same club, and
OB,ien's catching for tue lIoolay's. The
finest play oftho game was . Iunnimg on@.haDi
catch In the right field. by Nrnnian. OF
the u"oloya Tho following is the score by
inniugs
CTciehion...... ...... aSl os 2-2t
liJolsys."... ,,,.....,O o 0-ls
National Republican., 1877-08-28

the convention Of fire engineers to be held at
Nashville Tenn, on the lth proximo.
Warrants for the pay Of the employees Of
the fire department were signed, yesterday.
Major j. X. Hannaman, who applied for the
position Of drill instructor TO the Metropolitan
police force, has been informed through the
Commissioners that there Is no law authoriz-
ing such service and no fund out Of which to
pay him.
Permits to build have been issued as follows:
J. A. Limerick, construct three two-story brick
dwellings and store, V street, between Elev-
enth and Twelfth streets northwest; 5000
VIM. Lunsford. repair frame dwelling, 1872
Washington street, Georgetown 500. Mat
thews Brough, extend brick back building
New Jersey avenue. between r and streets
northwest; $50 Glccn W. Cooper, repair q
frame dwelling Twelfth street, between and
s streets, to alley between Tenth and Boun-
dairy streets; $40. Dennis johnson, repair a
frame dwelling D street, between First street
and Delaware avenue northwest; $40.
National Republican., 1877-08-28
A BRUTAL ATTEMPT.

Yssietdsy IN the Police Court the case of
Thomas Smith, colorcd, charged with assault.
ing Ann Y, Wo.dey, n little mulatt0 girl
ihirtecn years Of age, and attempting to com
nit All outrage npon her, on Tuesday, the 22d
instant. was called for trial. From the testi-
mony ad,lucrd II appeared that Mrs. W0odey
and family live IN Que Of the houses on q
street southwest, formerly the old barracks,
but lately converted into a row of dwellings,
aud that Smith lives in the corner one Of
these dwellings. There Is a long balcony
running tho entire length Of these buildings.
On Monday, the 2lst instant, Mrs. Woodcy
made q pallet on hcr portion of the balcony In
consequence Of the extreme heat, and she aud
her sister retired 10 rest placing the little girl
TO sleep at their feet. About $50 o'clork On
Tuesday morning the girl was suddenly
aroused. and found Smith attempting to out.
rago her. She immediately gave the alarm,
whSu Smith ran, followed by Mrs. WoOdey,
cused him Of his icudish aGt, when he begged
her uot 10 say anything about It.. Smith sub.
selucutly sent his mother 10 Mrs Wculey
implorng her not to take any legal steps in
regard 10 the matter.
Smith Is . tall man, has vicious looking
countenanre, aud suuken eyes. During ID
progress If the trial he stood iu the dock with
= broad smile on his face. and at times laughe
outright. When ho Was arrested by Officer 81
Lowis, Of the First precinct, he deuied that
his name was Smith, aud claimed that Il was
Williams At the close Of the testimony the
court, without reviewing the evidence,
promptly committed Smith for the action oi
tho grand Jury In default Of 81. 900 bail.
UAHT's Insect Powder IL not sold loose. Sslt In
National Republican., 1877-08-28
EQrlTy torRr,
RefDro InsIica MYlla

Gawler VS.. Hyde ct AL order for appear.
ance Of defendant, T. :. Scott Phoenix Mutual In.
snIance Company VS.. tirani: amended Cross.bill Of
defendant Grant, taken pIO cogjeSSo, Smith 4
Wimsatt vs. Knight et al; restraining order issued
cross bill by Joseph Fraser Lewis VS.. Cooke ct al
hnal ratification Of sale. Albright vs., Emery FIX
Ing time for taking testimony and private sale al
lowed White vs.. Protection Insurance Company
plea stricken out Draper VS.. Davis rule DIS
charged on payment Of costs, Best VS.. Best; ten
days allowed defendant 70 take her testimony: Car
In complainant. Welch vs. Murphy; Barbour ap.
pointed receiver order for hling amended bil
Bryan 4 BRO VS.. sandefson; special auditor 70 re-
port on distribution. Mosher vs.. Moshcr, VIM II.
Clagctt appointed trustee. Brown VS. Brown; bill
dismissed. Adjourned until Monday, ser'smher
5, al 10 a, u.
National Republican., 1877-08-28

Died at "Caslace" Prince William county vir-
ginia, Mrs Susan Carter Balch The wifa OF the Rev
Thomas D. Balch. D. D.. formerly Of Georgetown,
DC.
The subject of this brief notice was the step
daughter Of the late Rev. William Mafit, D.
D., who was for many years o distinguished
minister Of the Presbyterian Church, and
well known In the District of Columbia Mrs.
Balch was lady Of very remarkable charac-
teristics, for besides being close and intelli-
gent student Of the Bible and Of the standard
religious and secular authors Of the day, she
was generous in her benehction, accomplished
rs a conversationist, and Of elegant, yet nn-
usual simplicity, Of manners. Passing most Of
her life around the retired scenes Of her
country home, she discharged the varied
duties devolving upon her with o single oyc
to the interests Of the Church, her husband,
children, servants and neigbbors. Stricken
suddenly after well-spent life, enjoying the
confidence and affection of all who knew her,
In tho perfect consciousness Of al immediate
entrance upon the enjoyment Of the beatifC
visions Of the heavenly state.
Like shadow thrown
From s0fly, swiftly passing cloud,
% Death fell nron her
ASK for IIai's Insect Powder. TakQ no 1iher
National Republican., 1877-08-28
THE GAME CALLED.

cARp-HoUsr IN SOUTH WASHINGTON RAIDEp
THE CROWD Try TO IsTIMIpATE THE Po-
LICE.
last night, about $50 o'clock, Sergeant
Mulhall, with Officers Marks, MctIrevy, Mid
dleton and Westphal, raided q colored gsmb-
ling house on Four-and- half street, between
B and L southwest, and captured the follow
ing persons, who were playing cards when the
officers entered: George Smith, Charles Nell
son, /. Matthews, VIM. ii. Baltimore. James
Brown, James BelGcld and Wm. Henry.
The proprietors Of the establishment are
John Thomas and John II. Hill. The place
bears q very hard name, and has been q favor
lite resort for thieves and bad characters. The
officers have had suspicious for long time
that II was used as . gambling den. A very
noisy and threatening crowd followed the
officers to the station, but they were not to he
intimidatetl, and succeeded In lodging their
prisoners In tho station. One Of the crowd
hurled q oobble- stone into the window Of tho
station-houso, and Mr.. Ryan, the station
keeper, narrowly escaped injury.
National Republican., 1877-08-28
AN IMPROVED TELEPHONE.

New York electrician. has perfected and recently
brought out an Instrument which carries long
step forward the new system OF telephony. II q
based on entirely novel principles, and differs IN
toto from the telephones Of Professors Gray and
Bell. II was proposed IN try u between Saratoga
and New YoIk; distance OF 200 miles, which even
travelled To test the practicability Of such feat
tho experiment was tried Yesterday OF sending
music over a loop OF wire 10 Hartford and back,
40 miles This was done at noon yesterday.
Several singers who had volunteered for the occa.
snii. by use Of the end OF o tube representing the
traversed the $40 miles OF wire, reproduced al
its termination by complete and ingenious con.
trivance, In tone clearly audible anywhere In q
laWo room. The result was entirely satisfactory.
National Republican., 1877-08-28
THE PRESIDENT INVITED TO TEXAS.

On his return from New England, President
Hayes will come South as far ns Chattanooga, Ton
nessce. As Southwestern Texas Is now about the
only section Of the United States where the
people are not protected In their rights by the
National Government, we would advise His Excel
cncy 10 visit the Alamo City aud confer In person
with some Of his oppressed subjects" A closer
communion with our people might accelerate the
motion Of the Presidential foot being placed down
upon the Uutrages porI etratcd upon American citi-
ZcIIs On the border.
National Republican., 1877-08-28
Coon ADVICE

fever &c. Every family should have a bottle Of
Boschec's German Syrup. Don't allow Tor one mo.
msnt that cough 70 take hold Of your child, your
monia, Group, hemorrhagcs and other fatal diseases
may set In. Although II Is true German Syrup Is
curing thousands Of these dreadful diseases yet II
Is much better to have II at hand whom three doses
will cure you One bottle will last your whole
family 4 winter and keep you safe from danger
II you are consumptive do not resi- until you have
tried uiis remedy. Sample hotties. 10 cent?. Regu.
lar sitc, 70 cents, Sold by your druggist Charles
stott 4 Co., wholesale agents.
National Republican., 1877-08-28

ONE DoILAR-obtain DR., Hartley's great remedy
for Catarrh. druggists have IT,
Left-on clothing, watches, pistols, &c, bought at
Herzogs, DIS street Orders attended 70.
All kinds OF trunks made TO order. repaired and
covered at Murraya sos Pennsylvania avenue,
Market Space.
the finest New York butter In the city; Also
choice Virginia, Pennsylvania. and Western but.
ter, at Spicers butter store, southwest corner Of
Ninth and streets Fine cheese at less than Bal.
timore prices. No impossibilities advertised, but
prices a. low a. the lowest Call aud be con.
viuced.
HARI's Insect Powder in great demand. Depot
6W Ninth street.
National Republican., 1877-08-28
DISTRICT NOTES.

Capt. s. /. Pelps has gone to Oakland, Nd,
IN q short visit 10 his family.
Engineer IIoxie has directed that street
amps be erected on Twenty. fourth, between
VI and N streets northwest,
Chief Engineer Martin Cronin has been
granted fifteen days leave Of absence to s1>sad
National Republican., 1877-08-28
c. p. CULVER.
WHAT ROBERT McLANE THINKS.

A letter from Robert McIane, Of Maryland,
accepting a nomination for State ofi,cr has a
general interest," as Il touches upon the industrial
greater part Of the people Mr.. McLane analyses
clearly the relations between labor aud capital
and Ike all thoughtful men, denohnces the folly
of amy scheme for arragning ono against the
other He breaches the simple doctrine that the
way ont Of our troubles Is the rough and honest
one Of FREE trade and hard money. Any royal road
10 prosperity by means of legislative enactment
financial Jugglery is a dclusion and snare.
National Republican., 1877-08-28
Trrrp Rr,Nrn nv Nrarrc,

CANNOT be Iesi0TeJ. Young pcople Iomembef ths |
use daily Thurstons Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder
II will preserve your teeth from decay, and keep
them sound, clean and white through iIfr rs and
70 cents per bottle. Sold by all druggists
National Republican., 1877-08-28
WORSE AND WORSE.

FTOHl IHc IHhlhnuTfOIls JOHTDNE
Now comes the intelligence that Frank Ian
dcrs has taken Gen. Russ place and 10 "spooning
with reference to the senatnrship Shades OF Clay,
Webster and Sumner! Indiana has stood the eur
rent Of loose divorce laws, and Is enduring the
shame Of blue Jeans as Governor, but from Frank
lI,Ildsrs In the United States Senate good Lord de-
llvor ust
National Republican., 1877-08-28
CATARRU CllRED.

have used nearly every advertised nostrum
consulted scores Of cslebratsd physicians at a cost
OF twelve hundred dollars, without particle oi
Hartley. has rendered me q perfectly we'll man,
This IL hut one Of hundreds OF similar cases that
have come within the knowledge Of DR.. Hartley
applications free. ONCE, 1872 Tenth street north
weat
National Republican., 1877-08-28
BRApYls.

The historical portraits OF distinguished repre-.
sentative men, lately on exhibition q the Cenicn.
NAL Exhibition at Philadelphia, are now ready for
Gallery" No, 625 Pennsylysnia avenue. This col.
lection embraces he eminent men of America. In
addition 10 the medals received In New York for
Philadelphia, 1876
National Republican., 1877-08-28
QnInH,a lnIsu TIA

This popular remedy Tor dyspcpsia, Olli0usness
sick headache. sour stomach vertigo const patton,
and all diseases arising from disordered stomach
OF liver IL sold by all dTnseiss, 70 cents per pack.
sge-mAking quart Of medicine.
National Republican., 1877-08-28

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 27.-This evening H
Williams. second mate of the bark FphIsu,. lying
opposite Point Airy, Delaware river, was danger,
john Murphy.
National Republican., 1877-08-28
TIE IMPARTIAIITY OF PRESIDENT
HAYES.


What entities the President most peculiarly
~ the prnionndest respect as well gratitude OF
the South IN the unswcrving determination he has
displayed In doing justice 10 the South and admin
isicring the Government fOr the good Of all the
people and with entire inlpartiality,
National Republican., 1877-08-28
EVERY PIRsoy'S UAIR

pssSss pSsSs {: ,SmS % e
Pomade Optme Is specially suitable; Il keeps the
hair son and glossy and npaIts 10 II strength and
vitality. 2Ssnd 70 cents pet bottle. Sold by all
druggists,
National Republican., 1877-08-28
JuplClops Economy,

Is now absolutely necessary. Throw not aside your
soiled gloves, but renoyate them with Jouvenb In.
odorous Kid Glove Cleaner. II will cleanse them
thoroughly, easily and quickly, Sold al drug and
fancy stores, Is cents per bottle
National Republican., 1877-08-28
SUITS ENTERED.
TIE EQUITY COURT DOCKET.

In the case Of National MetIopo' itan Bank mot
force psymen, Of . Judgment Of r.0os and not
National Republican., 1877-08-28
r A X Y Il o o r 5.

o o 8.
LEAKY ROOFS made Thoroughly water ,.sh, bots
as TO rain and snow water DAMP WALLS also msdS
dry, by thoroughly applying IRoN.oLAD PAINI
and IRoN-cLAD d oEMENr.
Ithas been used by Mr. Bl. Clark. architect UsHs<
States Capitol, upon the public buildings for sisht
years aud Is pronounced by him to no the best asS
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