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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-09-07

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n bout the House.
To TELh Goop Euus. Put them III
water. II the buttA turn mp, they nre not
fresh. This In mn infalliblc rule 10 dis-
tingnisll good egg from u Ind one.
To Sror CRAcKs N 4 SrovE. Wood
ashes and common hnli. mn.lc compact
with water. will stop The cracks II n
stove, and prevent the smoke from ~.
Gaping. - r0nsH,ist.
Coon uHg ron SoAr.Srps. ---Saye your
washing s,ids for the garden; II II III
poured over the roots ri the plum trees,
Il will Kill tho curcnllo; II turned nj tho
roots of geraninms, roses, ctc., II will
enhance their beauty tcntold.
THE HKAiixu pOwEH or GMAneuAi. -
Charcoal han been discovered " lie Il
Knrc cure for hurns On laying small
piece ri cold charcoal Oh tho burn the
pain snbAides Immediately aud II the
charcoal IL held on for Mpmc time the
wound IL healed. - Western Farm
journal
CmiLi SAucE. Eighteen ripe toma-
t0cs. two onions, two green peppers,
two tea.poonfuln III salt, one trnn.ip oi
sugar, two mud one.lnlf tcucnps u vine.
Rar. one teaspoonfnl each Of cloves aud
cinnamon. Chop aud mix, boil slowly,
and put into glass cana. This max. Mn
excellent sancc for meat. chr. Homse.
hill
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VIVA soon master ii the situation; get ing
hold 81 the rope, md assisted by BILL,
he succeeded IN tying tho arms u III.
almost exhausted man 10 his aitlea. liz
VIVA then tnfn'l.d from the window m
,inUrem0ninnsly IN 4 pig.
Will yon glvn npf" demanded our
leader.
No. gaspcd the master.
Then we'll put you down tho we'll,
hanged II w dnnt!h
The brave old pedagogne still rcfus-
ing, hc WINS dragged, rolled and tnmble.l
to the well.curi,.
WIN you give mp, dern you r. d..
manled Hob.
mo. | won't"
HI VIVA showed inside " tho bucket.
and orders given " lower. hut The
weight proved tOo much for the la1ls,
and, the crank II Tho windlA.s slippine
frnm their grasp, the learning III on,
district went whirling ~ thr bottom with
laundering Noise betiiting such m
exit. This waA more than W bargaincsl
for. Had ~ really murdered the INNS.
teri Rob and Bill, assisted by the
atoutest. began pulling mp thf IN
fortunate old fcllow. II waA hard work,
and, tuggiug ~ tho windlAss. they Just
cnnght glimpse III Iii. blonde head
whcn wild cry of :" Arr + caused them
to let go. and again the venerable Bangs
rsttlea down with splash III tho water.
The sohool.horss wa o. ilre the
chunks pulled out BY I'm boys h.A com
mnnioatrd 70 the door. and The dry,
old concern wax in i hlanc. j fcv
neighbors, who inst then arrived, gave
tho alarm, snl attempted 10 sxtinguisl
tho flames. To do thiH they called foI
water. and the 6rst bucket brought ur
contained the vanqnished teacher d
resding. writing. and arithmetic. Hs
came mp with his teeth chattcrine. AM
when lifted out snd united wns too weak
70 stand or III.
The school. house burned down. TIL
master WIS carried 10 4 nsiehb0r'.
house, and lor weeks hung between lifs
nd destL. W. were regarded ~ heroe,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-09-07

ALI. rRlneolee THAT
~ thlA Ase Invited "
pea1 fuS esslf DAf6ea and
eau1tfMllv illustrated
ratsee. ssas ire " any
eadfeeA.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-11-30
Se2cc3sc Section

particularly, aud viii be ever %aealous in striv-
ing to build up that part Of the State which has
been 40 long neglected Wy eur Legislators, gov
ernors, and the public generally outside OF
the soast ecwnaes. A.s N
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fell swoop possession of the entire
product Of several counties without
tie shadow Of law, stopping the
mills and the shipping, and psraIjz C.
ing the business of this section gen.
orally. he also showed up the il
legal measures that had been taken
by Secretary Sherman in the matter
Of laying an embargo upon the
shipping Of this port, which was as
unjust as it was Illegal. He recon-
mended that the resolutions be
adopted as expressive of the senti.
ments of the entire community.
After be retired the motion TO
adopt was put and carried.
A memorial to congress, calling
Gttebtion TO the unwarrant,d inter-
ference with the business OF this sec
ton Of country by the sgeut OF the
Interior department, and asking tor
relief in tho matter, was then read
and adopted, and after the meeting
adjourned was signed by all the cit-
lZens present.
Articles from the Mobile Register
and News upon the subject OF the
seizures were then read.
Capt. J. J. Gaincy asked permits
sion TO speak, which being granted
he proceeded to make some stale
with reference to the part he
had taken in these seizures. lie
acknowledged he was the author OF
The telegram stating that there YES
imminent danger OF trouble between
he Unites States deputy ershals
md the officials OF this county, and
hat the sheriff Of this county, with
. posse, had driven the United
states keepers oG and taken pos
of \ lot OF lumber and logs
It Moss Point. BE said he had de.
lived his information from one Of
lis deputies, but had been In sim
ormet. After several questions
we're propounded and answered he
.etired.
Upon motion the meeting sd,
burned.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-11-30

The evenue cutter John A. DIX
Licutennt y +. T'oGier in command
arrived in port Moodsy evnuius. Sh,
ofssn cnra.r into our ws.efe--ln fac
THIS is part o. Der cruising grounds--bu,
hsr appesranoe here jast at shis inns
caueed sone otion in our town,
inssnuch ~ she War ordered hero pur.
sunni 70 a Telegram sent to the United
States marshal at New Orleans stating
that thsre was a probability OF a COL.
hsion between the msrshals hero snd
the sheriff. which was utterly false.
III vss sta,4d GA oar streets Monday
evening thai the DIX had fired into a
schooner and that the marines would
be marched up sown and take the piece,
which caused no little comment among
some OF our citizens. Tuesday mofniuS
We went to the Se.shore snd called
upon kr. Gillespie, port ~eolsctor, end
made some irqairies regarding these
Wild mo He stated to os fhst he
was looking at tbs Dix when she came
IN, and shst sha only fred q blank car.
tribe, and that not toward any vessel.
As 10 the marines being marched mp
town. thst was ali bosh. The
am I'D tao river in q yswl. az
ordinarily do when they come here,
and there Sns no thought Of s~EationiDg
them at this plsoa.
The N. o. md II. road Gre going to
cougddsrabis improvements at
this station. We learn that the com
psny are going TO PAT up g round house,
bald n turn table, and that the present
iepot boitding 20 80 be moved sbons o
lundred yards rSst of where il nov
and thai additions vii, be built
i, making it D nea. aud comfortable
building. They viii also hnild q house
or Huggins. These improvements viii
I'D snuca to tlaa looks OF the town,
md will be of ouaes benefit 10 the
Now if the company will place
las passenger rates bhck as formerly
hey will be dong r good thing. end
riu receive a great deal moro patron
go from she people along toe coast.
Ne hope the managers msy see ii IL
bis light, u that by the first Of
at fartherest, We may have
he piessars OF 40 announcing.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-11-30

a thriving seaport town, and where vessel
from all nations are constantly arriving aud
departing. The SrAuis published EsriRELr
AT Hons, IL devoted 20 the material Interests
Of the State 1t large, bat 70 the
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sTATR ha.
Hist and ysipe Of Property AeYiss os
sy Sheriff CiarA fer the States Of
N ississipps aud Alabama,

Daring the latter part Of lasi
week The sheriff Of Jackson county
attached a large amount OF logs
lumber and square timber under
vrits Of repleyin from the land
commissioners of Alabama and Miss
sissippi, and placed keepers thereon
to see after the safe keeping of the
same. The property taken posses
sion OF is alleged to have been cut
from state lands, therefore the
| government can hardly lay claim to
it. In serving these writs, AID
taking possession by the sheriff,
.hete has been 10 collision between
the State and government officials,
nor do We believe there ia likely to
be any. Oar sheriff IL cool, Gear
headed gentleman, and has had too
much experience in such matters to
bring on q difficulty while executing
any legal business, and will take
every precaution to prevent any
such calamity.
1t may be that the marshals
think Sheriff Clark has taken ad,
vantage Of them in executing his
writs, or that he has been rather
jealous in this matter, but surely,
to our mind, they cannot have any
reasonable ground for such, as his
orders are as imperative as those OF
the marshais, and under the law he
is doing nothing but his duty in the
premises. Had the marshals ar
rived before the sheriff they would
have seized the property, but the
sheriff served bis wrils first ami
got possession.
The following is q list of the
property-taken by the sheriff, and
the valuation Of the same, together
with the names of the owners in
whose possession the property was
fond:
A. G. Dapner & Co., seized by
Alabama, 100000 feet lumber,
$500 pine logs, 500 sticks square
timber-$16,7 $50.
Bercier d DeSmet, by Alabama,
100000 feet lumber, $500 logs, 500
square timber-sl3,G50.
Denny & Morris by Alabama,
900 logs-S900.
L. n. DantzIer, by Mississippi,
100000 feet lumber, 1000 logs
sl2,S00.
Z. +. Griffin, by Mississippi, $780,.
600 leet lumber, 1000 logs-S3300
f. Gautier& Sons, by Mississippi,
$4,000 feet lumher-s4S0.
G. Wattleworth, by Mississippi,
400, 600 feet lumber, $2iO0.
John Mclean ct al, by Missis-
1916 logs-$2424.
Frank Wedgworth, by Mississippi
600 logs-s9O0.
W. G O'Neal ct al, 10000 logs
in Red creek, $4,000.
J. Wyatt Griffin end E. j. O.Neal,
by Mississippi. $4,000 logs in Black
Greek, $37 500.
Total valuation of property taken
possession of by Sheriff Clark,
sl05,504.
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FALsEssG0D ~xEFUTRU.
Hhaf sheriff Clark Say. OF the Tsle-
gram ssHt By Carney to the New
Orleans TiNscs.

r SCRANTON Miss, Nov. az, 1877.
Editor n. o. gimes:
The statement published in your
paper Of the 26lh inst. that
Tue sheriff and posse drove off the U.
). marsbais' keepers from logs and
timber at Grifin's mill, Is q base
fal,ehood, aud there never was any
appearance of trouble between State
and United States authorities, except
in the imagination OF the mar who
gen the telegram
J. Z CLARK.
Sheriff Jackson county. Miss.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-11-30

the svARis unsurpassed in this %seetion, as It's
circulation extends over the whole Of Missis.
sippi, R~t Louisiana and South est alabama,
and there ia not 6 pos,osics In the SBAco.sr
CoUSrIRs that II does not reach. To the.ner.
chante Of
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-11-30
mas MEETING.

CfsiE~ns Of Jechsen and nurrssudins
Counties Assem bic in Mwss Meet
ing 10 Preiess AEsfxs tho Illegal
seiz.res 81 r'rspsrty-A Large mud
Rsspfetsblc G~athe.ias - Congress
Observation-Disclosures Adopt
cd-spcechea Msse-Ese., kss.
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there is none better published for tho psople
of this section, and no family should be with
out it. Let all who want a good paper sab
scribe. The terms,
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-11-30

PORT CHARGES.

PORT CHARGES.
Fresh water lie per gallon delivered along
sids.
Pilotage o. per foo t,actual draft. compulsory
Stevedoriug Timber 81 lU9l rs per load
deals % a SOC per load; coastwise Nc0$i per
load; lighterage of ballast zoe per ton.
Labor per diem Foremen 81; holders S.
winchuIen 81.
Harbormaster S. each vessel.
All veSsels arriving between the 10Th OF
NAY and 18th of November must report AT
quarantine station before they will be permits
ted to anchor.
Physicians charge IS for boarding each YES.
sci. An extra charge of So. aud cost, OF
chemicals. for fumigaton.
Average draft of water on the bar from May
to November IL feet; November to May 10 It.
Vessels coming to Ship Island usually enter
at this port.
Draft Of water at Ship Island 81 feet.
Charges same AZ above, except lightersge OF
ballast Doc and water &c per gallon.
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To the above statement IS per cent shonld
be aided tor lumber shiPped in vessels under
cosstipg license, nt clearing at tue Custom
> Huus1
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Leave your orders 1i,h Robt Alley
al the TO tofice for the New Orleans
Tizss-s ess = oofy % 81 e. . week
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Am seh Martha. Newman, 7Jtons, st. Marks,
ballast by master.
Bel bk Trsnsvaal. Malfaison. 3i9 tons, Ant
werp, 229,S7J sup # lumber by Bercier g.
DeSmet.
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MARINE AND COMMERCIAL
NEWS.

Notice 60 aariHCrs-Ts So of 1877,
Light hopsc near East End Of Ttnsdalier
L,iaHd. louisiana.
The Lighthouse at Timbslier leland, Louis-
lana, formerly painted in black aud W hite hor
izontai bands. is now painted black.
NO, 30 az 1877.
Sfgncl Buoy IF CAPE RaHeras.
An Automatic Signal Buoy has been placed
OFF Cape Hat eras, in twelve az fsthoms Of
water Cape Hatterss light bearing NV. BY
n, distant about - miles. The Buoy is
painted black and white, in perpendicular
stripes, and occupies the position of the Buoy
which disappeared from its mooriugs early in
the month of October.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-11-30
OFFICE OF THE P~ASCAGOULA STAR,
Thursday, Nov, %. 1877.
For the week ending Nov, 49,

For the week ending Nov, 2S.l
ARRIVED.
An sch st. Cloix, Leland. 22l tons, Cienfue-
Cos. ballast to Mosely, Wheel wright &co.
Am sch Eugeuis, FeTrer, 30 tons, Corpus
Christi, ballast to master.
Am sch Martha, Newman, 20 tons, Corpus
Christi, ballast to master.
Nor bk Admete, Noes, 5Jl tons, Valencia,
ballast to Bercier N DeSmet.
Am seh Martha Newman, 7Jtons, st. Marks,
ballast by master.
Bel bk Transvaal. Malfaison, 3i9 tons, Ant
werp, 229,S7J sup # lumber by Bercier g.
DeSmet.
VESSELS IN PORT.
BARKs.
Ger Blk Bernhard, Zaraott, waiting..-...6i9
Nor bk Erithuof, Anderson, loailng ..-..256
Nor blk Anna, Andriasan, loading .....--.-45c
BRiGs
Br By Blanche, Roberts, l3ading.---.....22O
sCHooNtRs.
Am sch White Wing, Phelan, loading ..-.395
hm sch Indianola, Bloom, waiting. .......ll
dun soh Mabel, Alberts. losding..-....... 40
dm rch II Bnddigg, Noss, waiting $500. l5O
Ain sch Jas 4 Gordon. Champion, load K. .3f5
Am sch w II Knight. Duffy, loading. -. 1877
Am sch MOnaduock Gauzence,
under seizure, ...--l42
Total tonnage in port................229 5
LUMBER STATEMENT,
Cleared from Sept. |, 20 to Sept.
i. ,uyd,4I'
Cleared since Sept. l, IS17.--.-.... 5.329.6 ISL
" .iuce NoY. 2.......-.. 2I9,s73
5,5J9.524
REMARKS.
To the above statement IS per cent shonld
be aided tor lumber shipped in vessels under
cosstipg license, nct clearing at tue Custom
Hous
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-02-08

DARTI&S Wishing to purchase Sew
/ ing Machines will find it to their
advantage to call on C. NJ. Drew,
Agent, for Tia" World Renowned Singer
Sewing Machine, Lake Charles. La,
who viii he pleased to sell on terms de-
tying competition. A liberal discount
made for cash.
Particular attention paid to sewing
machines left for repairs Needles,
check springs, oil, rubbers, etc, con
stnntIy on ha"d.
All orders addressed TO G NJ. Drew,
Lake Charles, La, will receive prompt
attention.
Nov .
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-02-08
NOTICE..

4 Ill persons indebted to me for past
n medical services will please como
forward and settle either by payment
or note. Further, ! will inform my
friends that owing to the cash system
adopted by the country, / will be com
PEELED to adopt the same System and
hereafter no call will be responded to
unless some satisfactory arrangements
are made for the payment Of same.
W. II. KlkKMAN, NJ. D.
Lake Charles, January e. 1876,
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Vick's Floral Guide.

4 beautiful Quarterly Journal, finely
n illustrated, and containing an elo
g4nt eolored FLOWER PLATE With the FIRST
uumber. Price ony % cents eor the year.
The Grst M. fer 1877 just issuyd Ia 6ermau
and ERgllah.
yICK's FLOWER and VEGETABLE
GARDEE. 10 PIPER, 80 cents wi,h elegant
cloth eoysrs, $50.
VICK'B CATAL0GUH-2Oo Illustrations,
only eenta.
Address JAME5.VIcK.
Dee. 7. R0che.ler. n. Y
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CRIsTADORO's
II AIR y Y T..

It q / It y Y Z
Cristadoro's Hair Dye is the SafeSt
and Best it acts ingtantane0usIy, pro
dueiDg the most natural ghnd,s Of
Black or Brown does not stain the
skin, and Is easily applied. II Is a
standard preparation, and a fuvorite
npon every we'll appointed Toilet for
Lady or Gentleman. Sold by Drug
gi8ts. J. CRISTADORO.
r. o. Box, 1888, New York.
jan 1 I'm
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THONAS B. FERREN
Carpenter and Builder.
LAKE CHARLES, LA.

Wonld respectfully announce to the
public thas he N prepared to TAX" con
tracts for all building, repairing, etc.,
in his line, and will guarantee satlsfar-
tion in all work rendered him.
A share Of the public patronage is
respectfully solicited.
Sept Il, lS72-1y-July II, 'S75,
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Dec ~, 1876
, 1877-10-10
CARL HATTENSEN N

opraabt til Bor:salg we'd cen offentlIg
Auction, der afho'des paa nndcrtcg-
nede contoir Fredag den 26de Qcto-
ber1877 Efermidday III. l slet.
Conditioner, Notwithstanding
og 0vrige SaIget vedrOrendc Ooca-
menter Vile yere til Eftersyn paa
AuctiOnscont0iret.
Christiansteds Auctionscontoir den
FL. A. JURs.
, 1877-10-10
AUCTION.

Mt the request Of CnristiacSted's
~ Dealing Codrt on behalf Of the
estate ofthc deceased Planter Hugh
Percy tho tract ofland called
e q q Z q
situated in Cast End Quarter Ultra
4 sub No IS B, in this Island, belong
ing to said estate. will be put up for
sale at one public Auction to b. held
at tbe undersigned Office on friday
the 26th October q. c. at | O'Clock
p, m.
Conditions. oppraisemant, & other
documents concerning the sale may
be seen at the Auction Office.
Auction Office, Christianstcd, Oc-
tober 9th 1877.
-. A. JURs..
, 1877-10-10

of l2 cents for each person who has been re-voccinated
which payment, in the case of those who prove their ne.
CuniAry Inability by certificate from the Policemaster or
two respectable inhabitants, shall be defrayed bv the
respective colonial treasury.
$40.
Cases regarding trausgressions against the present ogdi.
nance shall De treated as public police suits. The fines
Inflicted in these suits accrue for st. Thomas and 81.
John to the Colonial Treasury.
IL.
The enactments contained in Governments placarj Of
9th September 1915, Royal pIacard of 3lst March 1919.
Governments placard Of 23rd January 1921, Royal pla-
card OF LIST October 1922, Regulations Of 18th February
1924, Ordinance OF 30th April 1924 10 CTR. Rsscript
of 18th May 1927, ) 3, Placard of 14th September 1924
CTR. Rescript of 18th May 1927, 5 6 and oil enactments
Herewith connected are repealed.
With regard, however, 20 the children who, at the
time the present ordinance takes effect, have ceased to
attend school, the former regulations shall apply 90 far
that certificates Of vaccination shall be produced bsfOr~
confirmation.
The Governor fixes the day from which this ordinance
shall come into operation, if necessary, separately fOy Sc,
Thomas and St. John and for st. Croix.
To which all concerned have to conform.
The Government Of the Danish Vest lndls Islands.
81. Thomas tho Ord Augun 1877.
Under my Hand and the Seal Of GOvernmcnE
AUG. GARDE-
, 1877-10-10

Bt0d, tllk0mmef der L@gen en- Betallng at II cts, Tor
liver Gienindpodet, hvilken Detailing, for dem, der med
Attest fro Politimesteren eller tvende agtv9rdige Ind
vaansre g~odtgiore at we're uformuende, afholdes at we'd"
kcmmsnde Kolonialkasss.
Sager angaaende Overtr@delae af denne Anordn!ng
bShandles som effentige Politisager. De disse Sager
panlagte Bodsr tilfelde for st. Thome Og St. Jams We'd
kommendc Koloninl&0sssn.
II.
GouveFnementp Pakat ste September 1918, Konge"
Zig Plakat Site Marts 1919, Gouvernemepts Piakat 93ds
mont lode Februar 1924, Forordning SOte April 1924
I 10 off, Rcscript 1sde Mai 1927 8, Placat I4de Sep
tsmber 1924 err Rescript ISde Mai 1927 5 6 Og allie
dsrtil sig sIuttende Bestemmelssr ophcves.
For de P5us V~edkommende, som pa cen It'd,
denre Anordning tfader i Virksomhed, MATTE vere
udgaaeds af Skolen, fnde dog de li!,i1 ~gjaldsnde Bes'
temmelser forsaavidt Anvendelse, at Vaccinations attest
Maa forovises linden Ken6rmationen
10.
Gouverneursn b%estctnmer, fra hyiken Ad nerver-
onde Anordnirg treder i Kraft, ON forn0der'. Sersk'5
for ST. Thomas med ST. JAMS og for s.. Crooks Vsdkom-
NE nde.
nvorefter allie v~sdkommende sig have at re tie
Gourernemeatet fer de dansk t:stind'sks Ger,
81. Thu+aas Der sds august 1877.
Under min Maand og Gouvcrnementets Segl.
AUG. GARDE.
, 1877-10-10
OBJ u A IL Y

DTED-On Sunday afternoon, 18th
inst, JULIUS KNUTHSEN ESQ, Editor Of
this paper, aged 40 years. This gentle-
man came here when quite a young man,
and obtained a situation as Clerk in the
Government Sesretary's Office. He is
best known, however, to the people of this
island as The Broker for Christianstcd,
which ofico he filed for maay years to
the entire satisfaction OF the public. He
was q man VINO would indeed Lave found
it hard deliberately to 90 an unkind &C
ton. A few monl hs ago he was promct-
&c to the highest office in bis department,
that of Collector of Customs. He was
also Postmaster, and the conductor of the
business department of the ASis office.
The absence Of the we'll known form Of
such o man makes a great blank in our
little community. His friends tender
to his bereaved widow, to his daughters,
10 his son, and his sons in-Iaw, their sim
csre and respectful sympathy.
, 1877-10-10
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
AUCTION.

AUCTION
I)Y request and for Account of
ID whom il may concern / will sell
Oh Saturday Goth inst. at tho Corner
Store under the Club Rooms, a guam
tity of Household
Mahogany Furniture
Globes, Chandeliers, Lamps, 8 day
Clocks, !cepitchers, Pianos, Horses,
Phwtons, & a family Carriage &c. &c.
The articles are in good order, &
to be seen previous to tie sale, which
will men at ~ o'clock pre-
ciseIy
Chrlstiansted 10th October 1877.
=. j. ROBINSON.
AMctiOneer.
, 1877-10-10

ALSO on the same day, of Bsnne .Espe-
rance, JOIN MORTON Esq, aged d years.
. native OF Ireland, and once manager Of
the Estate Nicholas.
, 1877-10-10

Also on the same day, AARON RUrLrDeE
ESQ. a native Of Ireland, who came to
thi%island in the car 1884, aud was
therefore one Of our Oldest planters. He
died at the Estate Spanish Town, aged
SO years.