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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-12-04
DOLLAR
n the ChanCeTy Court at knOX-
vile, tennessee,

Martha J. Kidd against NJ. d. Bearden, VI. A..
Walker Jyseph IA. Walker ct al,
TN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARING FROM
l. the return of the Sheriff OF Knox county that
the defendants. Joseph III, Walker and s. a..
Walker are non resi- tents Of the State IF en-
nessee so that the ordinary process Of law can
not be served upon them, it is therefore ordered
By the Clerk and Master that said defendants
appear before the Goa ncery Court at Knoxville
on or before the FIRST Monday Of December next
and make defense to the bill filed in this cause
or the same will be taken for confessed and set
for hearing : psrte as to them. IL Is further
ordered that this notice be published in tho
Knoxville Wing and Chronicle for four CON
secutive weeks. This 30th day of October. 1878.
OctsOwGt WY N. L. PATTERSON, c. nm.
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Special Notice.

HON. ALEX. II. STEPHENS. the great
Statesman of the South. writes: II have used
Durang's Rheumatic Remedy for rheumatism
with great beuefs. I chserfuI'y recommend it
1t never fails to cure. Sold By all Druggists
Send for circular to II X; Helphenstine, Wash
iugtou. ID. c nov5dSm
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The Corn Crop and Stock Raising.
American Grocer.

The corn crop of 1878 has been
the largest ever harvested. The gross
yield is estimated at 100000, 900
bushels. The National Bureau Of
Agriculture furnish the following
table, showing the production and
areas Of acreage:
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PEOPLES BANK Of KNOXVILLE
STATE DEPOSITORY.
OFFIcE-OooEE BANK BUILDING. GAY STREET
KNOXVILLE, TENN.

C. M. MCGHEE. JOS. r. MITCHELL
President, Cashier.
SAMuEL Mckinney, Asst Cashier.
VIII Transact General Bank ing and broker-
of Deposit, deal in Exchange, buy 6old and
Silver Bank Notes. Bonds and Stocks.
We prefer that Collectors OF revenue should
be made in person or send funds by AT agent in
etc ad of mail or express
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Peter Risrer's is HeadGuarIers

For the Largest and Finest stock of CT
CARS, TOBACCO, MEERsCHAUm nd other
PIPES, and anything in ire SMOKERS
LIMP at LOWEST prices, =, 30 say street,
Mex 20 Hope Il Miller
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UNDERSTANDABLE HEADS
are in moment beaudfed by the Operatian Of
CRISTADORO'S HAIR DYE.

which, withcU. ne slightest trouble impaTts to
the hair OF the h al. the Ehiskers. beard or
nous ache. any shade o. brown or the most per-
feet black. Ladies il without soiling their
fingers. Ii is the most expeditions hair dye in
the world and the only one free from every poi
EOnous ingredient and that contains a flourish
IS and EN- llient vegetable principle.
CPistadoro's Hair PrsserVatiVe,
q zaluabIe a5jun-t to tie Dye, in dressing and
promoting the ErOwIh and perfect health of the
hair, ard Of / self when used alone-a safeguard
that protects the hbres from decay under ali cir
cumstanees and uuderall clmes, Manufactured
hy J, CRISTADUR0, No, 90 William ST., New
York; sold by all druggists. Applied by all
ID air Dressers.
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ge}allgGhrOulele
ERsIS OF DAILY PAPER.

ER.GS OF DAILY PAPER.
Per month. By carrier By 70
Re year. OF Elsil %
RATES OF ADVERTISEHG
- lines solid Nonpareil constitute one inch,
Jus Inch each InGertlOn Sl 90
a. 1Scial rates on application fer adVeT-
EsemsRts y the year month.
Local Mo- ses Is cents per line each insertion.
City Notice 10 cents per line first insertion.
All advertise 0euts due after first insertion.
Yearly sdVertis s-rents payable quarterly All
sther advertisements payable on demand after
arstiRssrtion.
WEEKLY PAPER
- 49, $685.
Clubs of Twenty or over. per so
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Who,esaIo GROCERY marke.,


KNOXVILLE, Dec. 8.
Cofees and sugars very quiet at the fol-
lowing quotations:
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SYRups
Spices
Canned Goods

Ssrdines II p casesl5a16
3 D Peaches 2 doE
to case 3 case....... R5aS5
Pine Apples p case 500
Strawberries, .,.,.. 81 ~
2 10 Tom&tOes. 30 so
Cove Oysters IN .... 65a90
do 2tDsi 25al u
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DIP H T H ( RIA!

JOHNSoN'S ANODYNE EMINENT will
positively prevent this terrible disease. and will
positively cure nine cases in ten. Information
that will save many lives sent free by mail. Don't
delay moment. Prevention is better than cure.
Sold Everywhere.
Z. y. JOMNSON 81 90. Hanger. Mnims.
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AGENTS, READ THIS

We will pay Agents Salary Of 500 Dor month
anu expenses or allow a largo Commission 10 sell
our new and wonderful inve0tious. We MEAN
WHAT We SAY, Address without delay
SH HERMAN * co. Marshall Mich
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New Advertisements.

WANTED-A GOOD MAN FOR EVERY
SGs ly Eald. Call or address a Relle Manfg
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RATES OF ADVERTIsGHG.

Cubs Of or over. per
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Shot and lead

Indigo. S T. 85as p n
do Manila 75a$l 90
Dutch Madder....IOa2
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-03-27
Gems.

"When one has learned to seek the honor
that cOmeth from God only, he will take the
withholding of the honor that comes from
men very quietly indeed.'-George Melon
aid.
seEvery cultivated mind carries litnrgy
in its own refined taste."-Rev. DR.. +. h.
Beadle.
There are times when i'm pulses and passions
are more powerful, but they soon expend
themselves; while mind, acting constant
", is ever ready to drive them back, and
work when their energy is exhausted."-
McCosh.
''Ideas 90 blooming through the world
louder than cannon. Thoughts are mightier
than armies. Principles have achieved
more victories than horsemen or clrariOts."
Rev. DR.. VIM. NJ. Paxton.
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NOTICE no cPzDI-o..

7 ETTERS of Administrator o, d.
IL Of THOMAS GREEN, deceased u, F.
on the 25th day of Februnrr ny.
Chanoery Court for the lst Di.tr.,
county, Miss. granted Co the uple, e
persons having claims against it. e.
are hereby notified to exhibit and ,-
same and have them registered In
and within the time prescribeJ Il.
they will be forever barred. W N
NJ. j. GREEN
Mar 13-3t Adm,rt
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2ttTeeklg Clarion.
POOR LITTLE FEET.

Poor little feet on the pavement bare,
Sad little face grown hardened with care
Scanty the clothes around wee form
Searching for bread in this pitiless storm
Colby we speak to the wandering thing,
Soaring the young tender heart by GU
sting
Poor little heart that is warming TO be
Caressed like the darling cliDging to me.
Think ye, when Jesus was here among men,
And he took up the little ones brought to
him then,
And blessed them with love far better than
gold,
The p1sr and the homeless he did not enfold2
All, poor little child unloved but by him,
Good angels defend thee,-Christ shrive us
sin
Far better for us than add sorrow to thee,
To be helplessly cast In the midst OF the sea.
Il Selected.
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No. bZJl vs..
MARGARETT HARRISON. ETAL.
rINHIS day came on to be heard the mo.
Il Appellant for an order for 70 writ of Il
mons in this appeal against the Deig1.|
in this suit, who have not joined iu iboaa.
requesting them to join IN the appeal a.a
vided by the statute. The Court beIHgaU.
in the premises, doth order chat said
be sustained, and that citations Issue
Sheriff Of Warren county lc Dee serve
James W. N. Harris aud N. H. Harris
Sheriff Of Washington county to De serve
William Harris, aud TO the Sheriff oi n
county to be served on May Harris and Do
Harris.
And il is further ordered and adiudgei
Leila A. Harper minor - q tOuuur
- O'Conner minor; - o. Conner minor
Robert McCullOck, minor residents of lH
Parish, Louisiana; Armand Miller anl I.
Miller Of - Parish, louisiana k1#ml
and Stephen l.. Power, q New OtleaGt.
- Mckinney, minor, resident at Roche
New York; Milton Lum, Florence Men.
and - Mcmahon, resident af Haru.
Texas; Cynthia Mushawny and j, j. Ms
way, resident at Houston, Texas be, and
are hereby, cited 10 appear and particlu.
the prosecution Of this appeal otherWIst.
will be severed thercfrom
Ii is further ordered, that said citation
made returnable 70 the next Term off che lH
to be held at Jackson, on the Third Mola
April, A. d. 1878, and that cory of th.sr
be published once n week for four c0uacl.
weeks in the CLARION, "a newspaper pub.t
Mt Jackson, Mississippi, aud that % c.f
this order so published, be sent by mail q
age prepaid, by the Clerk Of this CourtOH
of said non residents.
. ATTEST A. W. LITTLE l.ul
Mart, 10 4w
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JACKSON ADvERT1sEMEyrS
J S. HAMILTON & 90.
LeSSeeS Mississippi PenitCntlG
jackson, Mississippi

NONTRACTORS for fhc Rail-
~ ing or Repairing 81 all kia-
of PUBLIC BUILDINGS. COURT HOUSE
JAILS, CHURCHES. Ere, Ere. Aa
BRIDGES, TRESTLES, RAIL ROAD ~
LEVEE WORK. All work fully guaraAf
WAGONS, NO TOP BUGGIEs,
SPRING WAGONS, CARTS
PLOUGHS AND WHEELBABBO"
FoR SALE, MADE TO ORDER, BsrArA
All Kinds Of Fancy and Plain Wood o.
Iron Work made TO Order.
BEDSTEADS, PLAIN and TURNED,
COTS, ASHSTANDS, CHAIRS,
BUREAUS, DESKS, SAFES,
TABLES. PICTURE FRAME
MATTRESSES Ercr y
Made to Order and Repaired.
BOOTS, SHOES AND BROGANS, For p
and made TO order in any number. lAl
and Merchants supplied. All WORK Y.
anteed, and most reasonable charges Do
OAK, POPLAR. WALNUT AND PINE I'-
Der, Seasoned and Dressed for sale
GrA Liberal Discount TO the Trades
Highest Price paid for shucks, Moss. W.
Also Grind CORN ON "WEDNESDAY 81
SATURDAYS.
HBOIted or UmbOIted Meal
Jan. 2. '78-tf
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SUNSHINE. FLOWERS AND CHILDHOOD.
BY ST. CLAIR LAWRENCE.

BY ST. CLAIR LAWRENCE
Glorious sunshine dearest boon;
Nectar flowing from the sky
Morning, evening and at noon,
Nature drinks a full supply;
Hope revives and cherubs smile,
Love makes music in the heart,
Cupid dancing there. The while
Sadness fees and fears depart.
Precious fiowersl Springs rich store,
In lap Of charity bestowed;
That Love 3 fair hand may scatter Ger
Earth's proudly carpeted abode,
Her choicest gifts, profusely sweet,
A rare bequest by nature given,
To make our home pure retreat
A blest abode and type Of Heaven.
Hallowed childhood sparkling gems
Bursting into life and light
Creation 5 noblest diadems,
Cheerful, joyful, gleeful, bright;
Sunshine's emblem, heavenly glow,
Flora picture, Eden vase,
Decked in glory here below,
Set in human form and face.
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PROCLAMATTOy
$3.50 90 Reward

NTHEREAS, Information hasta.
w by me that the following NAM. .
Tertiary convicts have effected tb...
from the places and M the da,o. r..
to-wit: From Dr. John J.. Hebron N.
in Washington county November
Thomas Flowers, james Finch. Albsr,s
j. Robinson, Eh Griffin, Henry. oG5.
Wells; from Mr.. Lewis Clarke. Do ~
county, Nov. p, 1871, Snrgaaut .alaE.
james, VIM. Locke, Tom CuuB0f
World, Joe Allen, George Roberts N =.
kins; from same. Bolivar county,. Us....
1877. Nelson McElroy, Julius Jordan h..
Jackson, Henry Byrd, from g. Il F.
Washington county, November rs ls- /.
willie Horace; from Pollock 81 Myers
county, February 9, 1918 Anderson &
aud Thomas Taylor aias Tbouop. n.
II. Noble, Wilkinson county December.
Green Mcknight; from j. w. Hau8s
ington county, Dec. 3. 1917. Clifford \.
from Cage Il Wilmot, Washington
January 10, 1878. Henry johnson. aI.a n
Summers from Mr. Lewis Carkc.Jr h
county, January2i, 1875, John William. \
Drake; escaped from Walls of Pennies
December ., 1877. George stewart
Morton; February 3, 1878, Gus Bfa.
Wash. Crosby; from Hamilton. Bafu.
Co.'S Wood yard, al Byram, November5
Lewis Goodwin; from W. ~ Nugent
county, December -, 1877, Joseph Pryr
Now. therefore, /, }. NJ. STONE Gn
of Mississippi, do offer the above rtgt.
the arrest and confinement iu jail K
above named convicts or fifty dollar.
for one or more Of them said rewanrr
by Messrs Jones s. Hamilton * Co.. n
of the State Penitentiury. And 3D.
over, require all officers of this State
diligent in their efforts TO arrest said ne
Given under my hand and the Gra.
of the Stat affixed at Jackson
L. - llth day Of March, A. D. lS,
By the Governor j W. SlU
kINLoCH FALCoNEH. Secretary III IN
marI3, 7S-3w.
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DIR. A. II. HILEHEIM,
800 90 REWABD.

OTOLEN, o. the night Of the 27th Of ts9,-
- airy from the stables Of the undersignsl'
the Carthage road, II miles from Canton, N
Horses, one a dark bay horse, 9years olai
tail cut square az the end, and part q lta
cut from middle Of neck, and small w.
spot In right eye; q dark bay mare l,.r
old. both hind feet white above pastern lp-
with small star ia face.
The above reward will be paid for hora..
thieves, or q liberal reward Cor the hoI45esiIg
WM GRltllN
mar.l8,'78-lw,
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LEGAL NOTICES
SUPREME COURT, Nissi...
OCTOBER Tgpv =
MONDAY, March III 10

MONDAY, March lI.Ih l'
ORDERED. That at the ApriI n
~ 1873 Of this Court, the Ddcta. i.sra .
(center) District, will be calln5a. l,'f'..l
from the third Monday. being .a a1l ,e.ols
April, until the twenty-nintb jae 's.s e.
which time tue docket for the me W .An
District will be called and con.li ped
Monday, the sixth day Of Nav -, 'lsiss
the Second Southern Disfriet ,..1l.'a
and considered until the thiree.,t' !. 'f.
Ii is further ordered that AZ M ,,ll "A
the Court will sit each day of ny ap1
business on the respective doct.,.t
quire il. ii
ATTEsT;l A. W. LTTrfp
mar.I3 7S 3w AZ 2.
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New ohereby an sdC onpan
the ateof for
o
OF dSt i
greed IA h o he process fore e
o
n st
Preside
j. Secreta
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STATE OF NEW YORK,
CITY AND COUNTY OF NEW YORK.


COUNTY NEW York;
A
Court
Grnh n
Notary
authorized and that
wher m
land county,the
all
lYork hrebyau an and
o
chservce
Icent in the same n served
Witneso hands
F. Vice-P
J. H.
GwIN Auditor PUBLIC Mispg hereby certify
o thesta by sai1co mpany n office
tnes m and
BarrOws az Smythe, Agents.
JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI
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GWN NisiRPi
a u or py o he y @
JACKSON
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STATE OF NEW YORK,

Henry A CIeo the of
IL. whom annexe
he same, New
In hereun % my dnd
''O1'''''- " '"'' A Clerk
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GLOW will my last day on earth find me :?
Struggling in vain for more of this mortal
life, or anticipating with seraph glow, my
entrance upon life eternal? Unwilling to
quit the tenement of clay, or ready to de-
part and TO be with Christ? 1t will be one
or the other. Its issues are awful to con-
template. The die will then be cast. My
condition VIII then be one Of JOY or of Woe
/ shall then curse the day that | was born,
or | shall leap with eXultation that ever life,
that shadow of life eternal, was givea to
me."-RcV. Samuel Dunn.
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toine a1.S Of p Accounts certify that
filed div
witness my hand and Seal this March,i8 "0o
s. GWNN,
BAFROWS Sc eNIYTEHFc. A erar+~
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STATEMENT OF THE
GEORGIA HOME INSURANCE COMPANY,

GEORGIA,
ta
up
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CONFERENCE.-The spirit of compromise
is token OF decay. When people soften
their creed or relax their rules to allay the
preiudiceS of opposing sects, or of the gen
eral public, the worm is at the root of their
Vigor, if not of their vitality. To make
peace with 1.-The spirit of the age" in this
way is to take a deadly wound from it,
Mnrki nn Christian.
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STURGEON says he has often thought
when hearing certain preachers of high
order speaking of the young, that they
must have understood the Lord to say !:
Feed my camelopards' instead of Feed
my lambs,'' for nothing but giratfes could
reach any spiritual food from the lofty rack
on which they place it.
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Little Henry asked his mother what
blood relations" meant. She explained
that it signifed near relatives, etc. After
thinking moment he said: "Then,
mother, you must be the bloodiest re-
IatiOn I've pot 7"
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For Sale.

THE DWELLING and acre lot, in ~
A. Jackson, formerly owned by r.. \ Pa,,ll--
and now occupied by Mr.. NJ. A. EanIa66
Apply to II. MUSGROVE u"
dec.l9, Tiff.
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Hrnn1ErrA HAnnIsnN-

SUPREME CoURr OF MISSISSIPPI 0T.
TENN, 1877. SATURDAY, FEBEUARY % .
ID. 1878
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That
Agents
Mississippi n Of
aforesaid
witness hands and
Pesident
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Tom BAIRD, the carter, the beadle of my
workingman's church, was as noble a fell
low as ever lived-God fearing, true, I'M
selfish. | shall never forget what h. said
when asked him TO stand at the door of
the workingman's congregation, and when
| thought he was unwilling to do so in his
working clothes. "If," said l, ''you don't
like to do it, Tom; if you are ashamed"-
ASHAMED" he exclaimed as he turned
round upon me; I'm mair ashamed o
yersel,' sir. Div We think that | believe, as
We ken do, that Jesus Christ, who died for
me, was stripped o his raiment on the
cross, and that Ma, ma. I'm prood to stand
at the door" Dear, good fellow! There he
stood TO- seven winters, without a siXpenc
OF pay; all from love, though at my request
the working congregation gave him sill
yer watch. When he was dying from small
pOx, the same unseltish nature appeared.
When asked If they would let me know, he
replied There's nae man levin l like as
j do him. l know he would come. But he
shouldn't come on account ofhis wife and
BARNS. and so ye mauna' tell him - l never
saw him in his illness, never hearing of his
danger till it was too late.-Life of Dr.
Norman Nc cod.
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SAVE YOUR MONEY.

TAM SELLING LANDRETH's SEED, w
Il or 10 cent papers, for sc. a paper
seeds mailed to any address at 10 cen"
dozen papers
jan2S-tF xEMLY, DRuGdH
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l. o the Couof Comma
amda
such,f faith
sewher
Further
of the
WV B. Prthnnntaru
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THE STATE OF ALABAMA, !
CoUNTY OF MoBILF.
MOBILE ALABAMA.


John Mcguire, President and A. DuMont
Secretary of the Mobile Fire Department In
suranee Company, being duly sworn, depose
and say and each for himself says. that they
are the above described officers of said COM
pany, and that on the 3lst day of December
1877, last, all the above described assets were
the absolute property of the said Company,
free and clear from any liens or claims
thereon, ept as above stated according to
their best information, knowledge and belief
respectively.
JOHN MAGUIRE, President,
A. DUMONT, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th
day Of February A. d. 1878.
A. POPE ST. JOHN,
Notary Public Mobile county, Ala.
], s. Gwin, Auditor of Public Accounts for
the State Of Mississippi hereby certify that
the foregoing is a true and correct copy Of the
statement Of the Mobile Fire Department In
suranee Company. on file in my Office.
Witness my hand and seal of Office this 1st
day Of March, 1878.
1L-a.I g.GWIN, Auditor
BAHRseOyVS & @NmKTWE.
Agents. IacHxs0ms nnfnm.
March l8, 1873
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r. r. LEDBETTER,
Druggistand Pharmacist

In THE HILzHTKM BUIDIsG, CORNER OF PEARL
AID STATE STREETS,
JACKSON, MISS.
HAVING PURCHASED OF GUS. ASHER
IL his stock of Drugs, Medicines. Chemi-
Gals, Paints, Oils. Varnishes, Glass, Putty.
Fine Soaps, Sponges Brushes, Perfumery'
etc, 1 Wlil continue the business in his old
stand, and win keep on hand fresh and well
selected stock Of goods.
- PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY ComPoBKD-
Cd with accuracy and dispatch, at all hours Of
the day and night
janl5, 78-d&wtf
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If the Lord lead you a rough way, it is to
keep your heart humble before Him.
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HARRISON TAYLOR,

Next Door 10 Persons Cotton
WarehOuse.)
WAGONS, all Sizes, LIGHT and HEAVY.
w FOX SALE, or made to order WAGONS
BUGGIEs, CARRIAGES, anc FARMINo IMPLE
MENTs Of all kinds, repaired promptly.
scriptLOm.
All Work Guaranteed. Prices Reasonable.
Jackson, Oct. 81. 1877-6m.
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Statement
31st
Condition and Affairs
Manhattan Fire Insurance Company,


ORGANIZED UNDER THE LAWS OF THE STATE OF NEW
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-08-16
DOTS AND DAsHEs.

The Hungarian government has for
hidden the expectation of arms and am
munition into Servia and Montene-
gro.
Prof. Baxter, professor of elocution
at Harvard College, was drowned this
morning at Cape May, while swimming
out beyond his depth. The body is not
yet recovered.
1t is stated that numbers of Russian
troops in Bulgaria are deserving and
joining the Bosnians. The Austrians
have occupied Livno, Northwestern
Herzegovina.
The Hungarian elections are virtually
completed. Two hundred and thirty
two adherents to the government have
been elected against seventy of the op-
position and sixty-six radicals.
A special from Simmonsville, s. c.,
says: A. E. Woodham killed his uncle,
Emberry Woodham, yesterday, in a
family quarrel, which it is expected
Will prove fatal to other members
Sir Stafford Northcote, in replying to
an inquiry in the House of Commons,
said that no communication had been
exchanged with the Vatican regarding
the re-establishment of diplomatic re-
iations between Great Britain and the
Holy See.