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CASDiDATES.

COL J. ". BRUCE Is the peuocrstie nominee
10 rpressnt the counties VI Bpvie Lincoln, tar
day In August next.
JOHN SAM OwsLEY, E-g, IL the Dsn,perafic
nominee for the Is,s.lature for the county of Lin
coin. Eleciion first Monday In August.
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TnE ladies will thank us for telling them
that HAYDEN Bros. have just opened large
number Of beautiful linen suits, nicely
trimmed and finished, all for prices rang
ing from 81 30 10 SIS per suit
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JupoE J. H. DrSsis aud wife are spend
ing III, week in Louisville. Judge Dennis
is Delegate from HOPE Lodge, knights Of
Honor, Of thi. place, to the Grand Lodge
nov in session.
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A NEW Clothing Store has been opened
in the room sdjoining the store 81 wsssn
n Evans.
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Mas DAVIES has returned, and !. open
ing out . beautiful line Of goods, to which
she invit = the examination Of the public
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DIrD.-Mr. Sarah Douglass, aged &c
years. die,' in Crab Orchard on "Wednesday.
She had long suffered from Cancer, which
finally caused her death. Her funeral vas
preached by Rev. John VI. Bruce, at Crab
Orchard. yestsrlav.
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HAYDEN BRos. Store R,oms, above aud
below, are literally packed with new goods,
and We speak knowingly when We say that
they are selling them very Low.
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LIcEssE was granted Monday for the
marriage Of Albert y. Coleman to Miss
Doreas Ann Bailey. The parties live in
the Milledgeville nsighborhood.
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CHmI.rIAs CHuRcH. Elder y. n. King
will preach here next Sunday at II o'clock
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A STRAY MARE !

sis miles north " stanorl, near White Oak schosl
ll0uss, one bay Mare, having NO heah-n.sfks or
brands, Nalusd al lorty dollals
Given under niy hand this 2lsi day " March,
III NJ y. HUGHES, ,, r. \ c.
gsl-l
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Y,r will6nd Brigg. a bros, u. NJ. Fer.
~ n Co.'S, and Detroit Seed Cos., Garden
Seeds, at the 4. q. Store.
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CcoA and STRAW Mating for summer
use at Hayden Bros. They are just what
the ladies need and like They aIe very
chcsp
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MARRIAGE -- Mr.. George a Hone and
Miss Minerva Hayden will be married Al
King. Mountain Tunnel next Monday.
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Tns best and pre,ti.s, all wool carpets
in town can he found at Hayden Bros.
They have already cold number Of pat
iern-, and still their Stock !. complete.
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-. Baucx,of the Dsnville Adrcoate, vas
IN attendance ct the Covestion yesterday.
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Tur largest and prettiest lots OF calieocs
in this market can he seen at HAYDEN Bro
The patterns are in imitation OF lawns and
pcrcale., aud the sweetest, daintie.t tints
you ever saS. All at 81 cent. per yard.
Ladies, don't buy a drrs. elsewhere until
YOU see them.
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lcinc VIII cure. tAi ~ Anuef.on " VIC
Roberts.
SAvr your eyes BUY pair NJ La,sru'
AMorris perfected sPectaels-, at =. X
Chensult's.
WANTED To exchange our si2ON
worth Of goods for grecnbscks j. u. a >
H. Shsnks.
LAspRErn's Garden Seeds, large, fresh
Stock in papers and bulk, at Anderson 4
McRobsrts.'
PHrrctaSs prescriptions and Pharma
ceu'ic.l preparations, a speciality at =. X
Chensult's
ANDERSON A McRongRrs have just re.
esved a superior lot Of Pistols, Cartridge
and Ca,lsry.
" you want good clock, you can find
1t at Chenault's, at city prices. Warranted
twelve months
4 HANDSOME stock 81 every thing in the
Jswsiry line, at r. X. Chenault-, at less
than city prices.
A pure article Of App'e Brandy for med
ical PURPOSES Tor sale by r. $. Elkin, al the
Commercial Hotel lar.
Iemon.' Aniline bye, of all Colurs, Tor
d,eing ANYTHING, at - cents per bottle, at
Anderson 4 MeRobert,.'
TwFxrY.rtvs sets Of Croquct at - cts
Si0O; 81 25. 81 80 s. and ~. Cali and
zee. anderson n McRobcr,s.
ErN YOUR Drug, faient Medicines,
FAINT, White irAd, oir, lNe.Stnn-'och''i
Booss, Stationery, nc, at T. H. 'henan's =
, ..,,.., ~ r;.Lin.
H." IT., e,'J'
"N's, V ,s ~ >I;.,. :,
~, Ne -,
H"'''" "
yop will obtain n b.rr,in in bu,inr your
me- sn,;,s sn;t AZ Winter A co.. cor.
n nj N,,k,, .trce,. Ioui.yille The,
b,,e The sn,., stool in An. civ. and are
,h,i, avn m.nuf,e,prer..
R,chmond, Indiana, Plo~. Go to smith
y Miller aud get one. They ARE cnniinu-
ally supplied. They gusrtniee To- ehectu.
ally please in any place they are tried.
;. y. MArh,SN' tn, best herehan, la,
LOT ~ ''n'rN h'n'neAN' mas on nan"' Anu
s constantly receiving 'p''nn'u -'"oK 1'
good' Tor spring snd sHmn,sr wear, he
works the o'si material onIy' snu a'"a!'
guarantee. goos ht'
p..,,.vs ,x-lf vou
- a. .i...n, ann .n;, md. IN o,i.,
-. -, $500. ~ ~. t,.,or, n.n,,,'
-, ~ H. go, Cio,h;n, Uoa.s az i
W , 10 Ioui,SiIIs -. A.. ma.
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A Snor LIFrER.-Wm. Fowler, a weasel
faced Young man who has been employed
on tie farm Of Mr.. A. Il. Owen for some
months past, was arrested on u warrant for
grand larceny ON Tuesday, AMI had an ex.
sminiag trial on the following day. The
warrant set forth that he had appropriated
to his own use, sundry articles Of clothing
the property Of y, u. Teyis, E~l, without
the latter's knowledge or consent. A clear
case was made out against him and he was
ssnt on To the Circuit Court; and heing una
Bile to give bond for $500, nov lies in jail.
lie has been practicing his hight fingered
operations quite successfully here, for some
time, his mOdus operundi being to slip goods
under the large cape Of his overcoat while
the attention Of the clerks Was called to
another customer Mr.. John II. Craig,
Hayden Bros. and Cohen & Lewis, have
each case against him but the one tried
Was deemed enough Cor all present purpo-
ses, as il will no doubt give him a chance
to relEnt Of his evil ways for a term at
Frankfort. Fowler, il is said, has wife in
Madison who is most respectfully connect.
ed, and who will hear OF his incarceration
with remorse aud ehasrin for having joined
herself 10 such man.
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BErcr liorsE.-ln company with Col.
j. III. Bruce aud the District Committee
men. We snjoyed most delightful dinner
a, the Bruce House Yesterday. This hotel
ha. very sn,isble name for the superior
iIy Of It's eH,sins, a fact which the dinner Of
Yesterday uuly attes,ed.
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local HcWa.

FoR sALr.-Bcst saddle horse In Ken.
tucky. $. n. MArusSy.
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Ma. J. BIAIS, County Clerk. received
this week the Commission from Governor
McCrcHry, sporting T. Il. Compton .
Magistrate to ill the vacancy ocea.ioned
by the death Of W. r. Jones, E-q, of the
lIustonville district
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ABDUcTIoS.-A short time since girl
Of u, named Shears, was abducted by a
negro woman from her home in Lexington
and brought to Dsnville to enter upon a
life Of shame From Dsnville she was
brought to this place by young man
Whose name for the sake Of his family We
withholdl and their antics here were far
from being agreeable to the tastes Of de-
cent town. After remaining here day on
two her whereabouts were asoertained by
her mother, who sent for and had her Ia
ken to her home. We understand that
steps will be taken to bring the nefarious
parties connected with this abduction Ia
justice, and we hope for the sake Of deoen-
cy rnd virtue that a severe punishment
will be melted out to them.
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An"r'T THE LApIrs-Mrs. X. =. Girls
ham Of Livingston, was in town this week
Miss Susie Middleton is visiting Miss Bet
tie Pennington. The Jessamins Journal
has the following; Miss Matte Paxton,
an cstimable and intelligent young lady
who has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Han.
nah scott, Of Camp Nelson, returned to
her home in Stanford last week Miss ?,
will be very much missed by the society OF
this locality, shs having been one Of il
brightest gems"
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1 A ~ Ia. A.lt aI.f q
"V W w.
a .r.., .lumhe, IN .emi-cop.c;ousp... nv
the soothing strain. Of music waited ON
the calm might air. Such bs. b>en our
feeling. land BY our. We don't mean
the d.ra and company hut our better
half and our.elyes) on several occasions
recently. for which We are greatly indebted
10 the Stanford String Rand and TO ~hon,
We nov tender our heartiest thanks. Cen
tlemer, the old oman will never forget you.
:. -,
,o"p
"""'" '" 'o' "'' P"P"" .'
C'erk, Mr.. ID. ~ Edmis'on' which he has
-. -. -. -,
.....a,.,. ..l .,.,.,h.,,. III $50,
49, - e. IT,. 40, -.
a.. -, :, Iii ,,'.,s- g
u...,,,. -. o, o.s,.. ,..
., - a, r.. ,. wv, :
- -, 49,.
80, -, .'l',,- -. 4, -. r..
"'s.' ~" F'""'"'y ''"." :" se-" '"'e'
weeks
- ,
"'",'-i"e'e "' 'mo"' "
''"R E"u't ." y" '',' o,"''' " P''''"'
Mr. I.ssc Hamilton, Who keeps store nj
the Junction vas relieved of about 500
worth 81 so'd. and money bv .ome thieves,
who entered his store BY cutting away the
bolt 81 the door. lie su.picioned two ne
eroe-, who were seen hsnging sround HE
premise. inst before rirh, and had them ar.
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RrillIaru Election.


The following is the vote Tor the Senate
rial candidates by precincts
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FREAK or NAruRE-A little child Of
Thomas Chaplin. near Crab Orchard, ip
this county, "" born with a perfectly de-
vsloped head and body and two ANAL
ia, and ill-.hsped legs, one Of which he
gan about a week after il birth 10 slough
of continuing nearly mp to the boil Y and
nov has commenced 10 heal. The other
leg is ~ little or no nae, and the foot has
six toes Othervise, the child appear. re-
msrkably healthy and sprightly. This i.
the fifteenth child, all the other. being
healthy and well developed children.
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Police CoCHr-For some time past
Mr.. Frances Nc ,lister, Of color, has been
suffering from an attack Of the green-eyed
monster occssioned by a too great intimacy
between her Beecher.like husband and one
Miss VIVA Wallace, an ebony hu.d dsm.sl
Of bad rcpute. Mrs, McAlister being Of
an cratic turn OF mind and golcd BY her
suspicious, pounced on Miss Wallace Mon.
day night, armed with huge horse pistol,
which she kept in reserve, while she tore
the hair and marred the beauty Of the
supposed destroyer Of her joys. For this
little exhibition Of her muscle, warrant
WAS sued out by Miss Wallace and on its
trial Tuesday, Mrs. McAlister was sent on
to the Circuit Court under bail Of $50
Miss Wallace's face is terribly mutt ated
and il is not likely that she will appear in
public for some time To come.
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ouR TWO CENT SOAP.

Reeips.-Put into m iron kettle five gal
lo's OF sOfi water, To this add live pounds
Of Pure Soda Ash, and three pounds Of
unslaeked Lime; boil the mixture three
quarters Of AN hour; then dip all out into a
tub, da',tiny As h.b, and let Il st until il
settles The I've will rise quite clear, then
dip i oil and put into your kettle; To Ih,s.
add three gallons VI refuse grease, measured
and boil from two to three hours. II solid
or rich grease il used, add one fourth less.
You may try il by dropping little in a
saucer, and, II hard, il is done. Yon may
then pour il into tub, let ID remain until
next day, then cut in hars &c suit yourself
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Partnership Dissolution |!

The public will take notice that the partnership
siweens q. Williams and %. II. Williams 10 eve
photograph basin.s, has leon dissolved by ms,usl
consent.
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Garden Seeds at the Y. .. Store.
j.. Baucs,of the Dsnville idrooate, was
IN attendance ct the Coves'ion yesterday.
CHnrsrIAS CuuRcH. Elder \. n. King
will preach here next Sunday at ! I o'clock.
A NEW Clothing Store has been opened
in the room sdjoining the store of wssen
n Evans.
Y,u will6nd Brigg. a bros, u. ". Fer.
~ n Co.'S, and Detroit Seed Co's., Garden
Seeds, at the 7. o. store.
MARRiAoE -- Mr.. George a Hone and
Mis-. Minerva Hayden will be married at
King. Mountain Tunnel next Monday.
Mas. DAVIES has returned, and is open
ing out q beautiful line Of goods, To which
she invit - the examination Of the public
Coros and Straw Mating for summer
use at Hayden Bros. They are just what
the ladies need and like. They ae very
cheap.
]
.'"oe "o'n w. c'''s WI" 'n ""u'""'y
large and handsome stock Of Spring and
summer goods.
f., n
below, are literally packed with new goods
,I. II. - ,"
"'' " h ' w,
a..
n ~ r,.'
a., ,,,,-,-,,,-
'''s-
Tns best and pr.,ti.s, all wool carpets
in town can he found at Hayden Bros.
' " ~ 80 ' y '
'''' ''' '"'" 80 $500 : ''P''"'
Mn. II. A. LEr, our obliging Middleburg
correspondent, took the train q few DAYS
$50 for Pswnce county, Kansas. lie Goes
to visit an uncle, and will return in short
JupaE j. u. DENNIS aud wife are spend |
ing tho week In Louisville. Judge Dennis
Is Delegate from HOPE Lodge, knights Of
Honor, Of this place, to the Grand Lodge
nov in session.
TnE ladies will thank US for telling them
that HAYDEN Bros. have just opened large
number Of beautiful linen suits, nicely |
trimmed and finished, all for prices rang
ing from 81 soto Sl5 per suit.
n. A.. - It, -. =,
"a, w-,-,
She had long suffered from a Cancer which
finally caused her death. Her funeral vas
preached by Rev. John VI. Bruce, at Crzp
Orchard, yesterday.
u.o -,
-, ~ I--.,-,
- -. 80. 49,, -
HAYDEN BRO. at stanford. anil HAYDEN a
Dunn at Ian as,.r, can afford 10 s.lI their
goods So cheap.
A.. NJ. 60 ,1-L ,,
,L;. = a.. C.,-.. - ,,,--
~ -. n ~ -.
49,; au -,
a. %. -, - "a, u -,
iiusionyille district.
THr largest and pre,tie.t lots of caliooc.
in thi. m,rs., can h. seen At HAYDEN Bro-
Tn. patteru, are in imita,ion of lawns and
pctcale.. aud the .s.et.st. d,iutie.t TIM.
YOU ever saS. All at 81 cent. p.r ward.
Lsdic.. don't buy drr,. elserb,r. INIT,
YOU -ee them.
"
A. - :" SO"'P~"y WI" ~"
men. We ENJOYED a most eligh,ful dinner
at the Bruce House yedsrday. This hotel
has a very snyiable name for the superior.
iiy Of It's ea,sia,, a fact which the dinner Of
Yesterday uuly attes,-d
Al. ,, n &C.,
III. ,;,;.. n, IT. a. ,.s,I L.I,.e.I.;-
-. - ~ A. 49,,
"a. - m. .I,..,,, -. 80.
..I -. :, ,,I. -,
SUI " '"' "'''' " N''p ""! o"'
Look out for a grand oI~ning Of Millinery
&c, an HE return.
It
~ y" e'''''o" OIL Town trustees he'd
mere last Ha'un'a!, Tue lolio"ins Sehue
u'n were e'e''ed' 1ohh j. Mehooer's' u
T. haNh' NJ Ne''e"-''. NJ rh'''l'' ~
'''s, u u rendir'""' 80 Evans Inc
i"e'''"n Nhe,her hog' 'hou'h ran on 'he
S'''e'' was as" 'o''u on anu 'ne oo'"red
ma" an" o'o'he' having Ss IN uhe mat
, 1877-02-14
E{)llI;1tiN.
THE EAST.


LONDON, Feb. ta.-Tl1o 5faul,fstrs dispatch
from Berlin saya that despite NIL Official dcnals,
disturbances are fcarcsl In Constantlnoplc. The
troops nrt e"atined 10 Their l,arracks, and ntl,n-
tcrs Of the "Young Turkish Party" hare been
Imprisoned.
TnE RUSSIAN MILITIA.
4 letter to tho Cologne Gn1<tte from The South
nf ltu*sla reports that The police have bccn or
tlcrcd to haatcM the genera! levy, whess will de-
fcss1 the fs,nntry aud maintain or1cr, hut ls not
1iahtc IN service outside Of Russian territory.
Thi. ts thought 10 Indicate that tho southern
army will ston assume The offensive.
N0UMANtA.
LONDON. Ft1t f3.-TTe Roumhnfan papcrs
n-atn assert shat Il treaty has hccn signed to
frrEn't the passage Of Russian troops through
Rougnauia.
HEKvtA ASH rEHKEr.
Tic Ie'fqranh'a tpcrfal from l'cru says the
Grand fi.tcr nf d recent interview said he was
ntdsc tan9ulnc that 1cacc would ln concluded
With StFyia In three t(ays after latetics arrival.
MONTENEGRO.
il has l,ecn decided tu EraNt M0ntencgrn's
request |nF n rcctiffcntl0n of her frtnticr. An
nnIcabic arrangement Ia ntso rrn1,ahe as 10 the
place whcre negotiations shall bc l'rl,!.
, 1877-02-14

DF*esa* 13@44A&.
FoaT Dopoc, H., Feb. l3.-There are reports
OF grasshoppers Matching already; but, what
seems to have becu ml.takeu for them here is
sort OF ll.t1o milye. full-aedgcA and rcry
active, Tho eggs, however, show quite III sd-
vancement towards the hatcl,ing period. slost
OF them have beeosas quite plump, aud . small
proportion show the dark eyes Of the l4rya
through the pastly-transpa1cnt she'll. Tho
most advanced Of tie eggs aro found In sandy
xlad, or IN sone wartM, sunny place which Is
kept ruthcE moist. This last seems to be nccss.
sary to thelF carly development. Persons brEng
~ the eggs ans put thctn IN wasul place and
!ct Them dry up, apa then suy "thcy won't
hutrsl,-don't show amy signs of hatclpg,''
when tbs real reason nlay be they are kept Too
dry. II by nny Gucana Hu should estapc their
their fasuGes u wouli b. the Ercateet bics-tug
Iowa eycE received.
, 1877-02-14

nuxIsxoToS, H., Feb. ia Fairfield special
dispatch to the lMrkeYe rtycs accounts ut an
unprovokct1 murder at Batayla Monday evening,
and great excitement In that section conccrnIng
1t. 1hco. ". Hill, druggist, having closed hi.
place Of business, WIS Walled at hi. residence
by threo or four men, who demanded liquor
from the drugstore. Hill refused to 80 with
them, and one of. them. with at,uti,o language,
drew Il revolver md fired several Shots, three
taking elect. Hui was uoL expected to recover
at last accounts. john Wright, ono Of tho
crowd, fas heen arrested, ansl is In JUL II Dr.
Bhooting, has not yet becn captured, although
there IL lttle reason to doubt tllat he will be
Eu0n.
, 1877-02-14

correspondent nrvrr tllargrI .Int ti.r rotvlrt
laI,nr Nm. Ir,sctt n E!?l,artlu1 wit!nHt a'f,rr-
ttrrsucnt fur prors,+a!s. What snur tnrrr-
f1tosl3cnt slated. atnl what + IT." ruth. r. TINT
tue ktonc-wori. was let II. EirllartIsnn without
advertisement for btt1t. Its 1atrr enntratt was
construct 4. a contract for tho t,onc.wnsk In
tic new Siatc.lfnt.c. Tic nucstisu "hrl,
concerns tnIuirrrs her. ts thts: Wns any
body but Richardson informed That
whoever was awor,1ctl tl1n contract
for the labor Of the consIctA would eet the
homework 1or tho ntw State lfo,,sn nj the fancy
pr1ccf nxt1l to make the pcn1ttntiary tcff.sns~
ianing IN papert Richardson MAS 80 advised at
tho meeting or iht two fDartls when he signed
his tAb0r-cDutrnct,
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for more than 4 nrr cent upon the State and
cnunsy assessment.
.'.".- THE on1rc1ons
wanted provision inserted III the bill for 4 re-
bate that would fetch tho unrDllcctrt tnXct
down to what they would have been II 1cs!ch
upon The toItnty Anl Htnlc tnstca.l Of thc city
assessment. Thu main objections to shc I'LL were
Sirsars. Wentworth. Dunno, and kf!Ioc. NJ:
l.a1 tho appearance u special Legislation, wllrn
waa an appearance Of eonAtitulinnality. Mf'
Anthony was subjected - fi'indc Of ques*
ttuns from members 0f the Committee. which
questions served 10 disclose how much must nc
before any amendment 10 the 1.cvtnnc act can
he passed. Mr. Anthony succeeded, howcvcr,
IN gaining his tlrst poiht,-thnt was, In getting
for his bill the attention of tho Two tnfntnlt-
tees, and tte vas listened to with close interest,"
he agnin meets tic Committee fn Joint scs-
sion. There is one circumstance which threat
CHS 10 seriously oe!strslcti II not to defeat. tho
passage Of any bill 70 eotlcct tho buck taxcs.
Legislature tw, bills for that purpose. One vas
drawn ly Anthony. Republican. and tho ntler
BY Adat1s, Democrat. Earl bi!l ha* cham.
p1ons, and thc tendency Is toward setting ,nsp
other as the rival cure Of tie rival party for
the evils complained Of. Tho matter has not
reached that i6sue. but already the Two BILLS asc
beginning to ncutralizo cacll oticr. and, II 1t bc
not chcckctl
mir MAT K1LL EACH OTHER.
About ns big contract. o. anyhfHly need un.
dersake H. to ret through this Legislature at'
efficient hill for tic collection Of tlln back iaxes.
i sspssf 'asu s si ero !: n tic most
hopeful prospect Tor either. Mr.. Anthony CT
presses himself tattsfc,i with tho results OF lts
laboss thus faf hut tho prevailing sent tmcnt NJ
tho members Of the Committee Tonight ecfnla
10 be in fayos Of tho new biIl 10 10 drafted BY
the s1O5nt Committee.
, 1877-02-14

DANyILLE, ILL.,, Feb. IA well, ,borcr nail,clJ.
Smith, who lived in Ross Township about ycar
ago, mysterio1slY disappeared, anti until ycstcr-
day no trace OF hlm could bc tounti. Search be.
ing mule. flis remains wcro found huricl near
Rays bridge. 1tuu; foun't by tho Jury that lo
hnl come to tlfs death By yio1cneo ut the l,ands
1f some nnc unknown. Great Cxcltctl!cl,t exists
in the nctghborAuol,
, 1877-02-14

wctc sold. anil the price. wesc we'll M
i rrprr."ntttt IN ~ thc n ts .alc by thc
Chicago Cutlery Company. The prrposc
!. to Tx prtsc.. wii!rl hare been m,rll broken
mp: 10 get rid af large oyrr.tock Of gouds tlflr
nf rev establishment. rstrntly slaric,, IN ths
Ncst: antl to check the n'rssant Introduction
OF ucw nty1es. It is Proposed 10 at!vancc tho
ntttc flft "a Ter rent ah0ve tho rates rt,t.ncfi at
file sale. and II! make this permanent thng as
HI annual regulator Ut The trylr
, 1877-02-14

ST. Louis, Feb. 13.-.tnaony batch Of In
dlctmcnts returned by tho Grand Jury ao tho
Criminal Court tllls afternoon were two against
4. NJ. Drittutl. formerly vIcc.prchhlcDt, and s.
W. Lomax, formerly sccretary Of tho St. Louis
1ife.1nzuranco Company, charging thsm with
ncrjury IN swearing to false statements tnade In
thu report Of the Company to the etatc 6upcr-
both gcntlefnon cntrrett intD ln,ltls nj $1,000
thts evening tn nppcar md answcr to charges.