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Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-25
The Abatement Act.

We have not met single person in
this city who is bold enough 70 'ay
hat he iAvors the passage Of this Act
as it has been presented to our Legisla-
lure. Many persons who have studied
the wording Of the Act, carefully insist
that we have not done full justice to
its worst feature. They say the para
graph which allows the delir queni ITO
redeem lands on the payment OF taxes
for which they were soll," means that
they shall DO allowed to obtain
clear receipt on the payment
Of one years taxes without In
,eres; and without damages. Ii there
are Ten years back taxes, the lands could
only be sold tot the taxes Of one year,
and the bill l. wordcd so as to give the
deliuq tent clear receipt on the pay
meul Of the Que years taxes. This Is
undoubtedly a fair construction OF tue
Act, and no doubt the one the fathers
OF the bill iXlend for It to bear. Ihi'
being the case, VIC can see still
less grounds Of justice or equity
on which the passage OF lhe
law cSn be urged. II Is certainly not
Just or equitable 10 those who have al
w,ya paid their taxf-, to accept from
others one.tenth, One.iourth, or QUE
half Of what they owe. Besides this, II
Is bad policy. II encourages the nom
payment of taxes, and tends TO place
the Government In contempt. II the
Legislature has the right to make this
unjust discrimination, II should at
least remember that many OF
those who benefit by the Act
are persons who have persistenlly re-
fused 10 pay their taxes, trusting that
some such vicious, impolitic measure rs
this would be passcd. We know OF
ns ances iu this county Of persOus who
have defauted in payment OF tSx"'
year after year, who were fully able tc
have paid them every year, rs J. evi
denced by their st! lie OF living, aud th'
money they have xpenled IN ir,v'l
ing, sud in vsrioua other ways. sulcI!
these facts should Lave some ta.ct ot
our 'aw.mlkcr.. W have 10, bear,
Of any petition being 'ent 10 The Legs
llture for an Act Of this kind, and wt
feel sure that majority OF the pcopI'
do not wan, an Abatement, Act Of an'
sort On tie contrary, the, wani ever,
citizen to bear his ja.t portion vt II
burdens OF taxation.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-25

In some quarters there Is a di-posi.
tiou to have the Constitution changed.
so that our judges may be VI. c'ed By
the people instead of appointed by 'hr
Governor. We see no necessity for
such a change. In fact we see grca'
danger IN making such change. The
argument that th. used 10 be the
custom, aud thsl II worked well,
/, not sOund. Prior 10 the wal
ignorant stiliage did not have
he weigh, it does now. IL
thi. state now there are G0,000 voter,
wAo iou' know the difference between
= Jsd1" aud a Sheriff. deputy Ii the
dvp4'y should hold court and order
on. oi them hanged, and intelligent
people didn't prsvenl il, the sentence
would be submitted 10 without the
least doubt as 10 it's correctness among
the rlass we alIude to, II we should
change The Constitution 80 as 10 give
the voters in this Congressional Dis
trict the right 10 vote for their Judges,
we are sure it would coon work badly.
The argument that the Executive
should not have the appointing power,
because it gives the Executive branch
of the Government an undue influence
over the Judicial branch, is not weighly,
either. The Executive appoints the
Supreme Judges, aud there can be no
good reason why he should not APP
point those who exert much less in-
flucnce II the Constitution is amend
cd so as 10 have a reasonable educa.
lional qualification Tor suffrage, Ibe
other might be advisable, but we doubt
/ l., even then.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-25
Elections for Superintendent Of the Penl.
lenIiarY, Public Printer and Libra
rlan-All the lnCumbents Re.
elected.
Major Wall Elected Commissioner Of immi.
qratlOn-An Act to make an Annual
Appropriation for Hill City Ia
hrmary introduced by Mr..
VIC. Pegram,
HI-sissIpPI LeGIsIature.TweifIh
Day.
nENATE.
JACx.ox, Monday, Jan. 81, ~

JACE,ON, Monday, Jan. 81, l-,'.
senate mt, LieutenAnI.GOyernor sims
in the chair
Il lied called; presen q, Me-srs. Alien,
Barry, Bills, Bridges, Cailicolt, Cater let
District, carter 9Th district, Owan, Cur.
ne. Dowd. Farish. F"well, Fig q rad.
Fno'e. Furlong, Glyles Clubs, Gilbert
& lliu, Huoker Jackson, Lanneau. Low
rtrce. Nc askill, MONTGOMERY Morgan,
Uldh IN. Peery. Pratt, Reynn'd, Ros r..
Terry, Thompson, Vance, West Absent:
Mr King (py leave.)
journal Of -atui day read and approved.
A mess Ige Vas received from the House
announcing the passage OF number oI
bills.
COMPLAINT AGAINST THE N. o, ST. l..
&C. RAILROAD.
Mr.. Ptery presented The following me-
mortal, which was referred tO the Commit
tee on .'aiir0ais:
"To the II ,norahle Senate and House of
Representatives H. session a,semsled at
jackson;
"The Undersigned memorialIsts resp Ct
iully represent to your honorable OOulvs,
that IN their opinion, some legls'ailCn /.
needed To ching the subject OF railroad
charges as In their relief there now exists
an UNFAIR ootto say unjust Discrimination
against our citiz ms, and in fIvor OF par
ties living beyoud the limits OF the StA'e.
"Yo T memOTiali,t further represent,
that so onerous are the freight CHARGES OF
the n. o., 81. l.. b @. Railroad; between
the points Of Canton and Gren Z
da, that large pnrtiOI oil Toe
cotton and other frei hts has Oeen
hauled from near the Railroad to
the YazOO rivera distance Ot iD'ty mile
rather than pay the tariff demanded by
the Road.
"Your memoriallsts further represent
that they are friends to the Road, aud de-
sire to promote its interest and therefore
think Q reduction Of charges NO Id re-
dound to the interest Of the Road ttselt.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-25

total vote -: necessary To- choice %.
WITHDRAWN: Mann, Dunlap and Pear.
son
Third BAllot-Chicheste II, Cole g.,
smith Gj: total vote l4Si necessary -.
ChchCsier witadra n.
Fourth Ball0i-,ole p, smith =, total
vote 1865 necessary 10 choice -.
COMMISSIONER UF IMMIGRATI0N,
Mr. Gilmer nominated En0s T4ue-, OF
Madison.
Mr. Cook nominated J. J, Caanbers, Of
Tishomlpgo.
Hinds.
senato7 Lanneau nominated ". H, Nc
CardIe, OF Warren.
Representative Miller. &c C"piah, nom
inated NJ. b. billiard, Of Crpiah.
Representative McGee, of Wilkins n
seconded MsjJr Wallis nomination
First b.llOt-Tdrnor 1, Chambers ,
Wall 70, McCardle 80, Hhllard {. Tota
vote 1872, n, csssary to choice o.
The Convent n then adj urned.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-25
Our CIy Hospital.

The bill If Hon. W. Z. Ptgram ask
IL g = small appropriation Tor the Hill
ClIy ln6rmary, should, ~ our opinion,
be unanimously passed. The justice OF
the demand Is stated in The bill. A
large proportion Of the psli,nts treated
ct the Hospital do not live in this city,
but great majority OF lh2m do live
in the State. 1t is but simple
justice 10 ask that the State
shall bear at least PARTON
of the expense Of caring for them. A
sense Of humanity demand, that the in
digent sick be cared for, aud ju, ice
pleads that the State shall give hi,
mite for 60 prSiseworihy purpose. |
vicksburg was out of debt and pros.
porous, we doubt that she would ask IT,
but she Is now In such straitened cir.
cumstances, that she Is actually
unable 10 carry this heavy
load alone. The State is vel
of, and no county has done more fol
her than Warren, and now her chiei
city appeals TO her for aid, not for Cili
zens Of ViCkSburg, but for her owl
children, who come 10 Vicksburg II
sickness and want.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-25

REDFIELD, correspondent Cincinnati
Commercial, says that Gen. b. n. Neill
has wrillea an arithmG tic so intensely
Southern that it contains examples like
the following:
"a Yankee mixes Grain 4 ,t"tity
OF wooden nulmegs, which cUsI him
one.fourth cent each, with a quantity
OF real nutmegs, worth four cents
each," etc.
The year in which the Governors Of
Massachusetts, and Connecticut send
reasonable messages TO their respect
i've Legislatures is expressed ny four
digits."
"The Gpld of Buena Vista Is six and
q half miles iron SalIiliO, Two regi-
ments oil Indiana volunteers ran away
from the field Of battle at the came
iime," etc.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-25

The lax on cotton in the Lcvee Dis
lricr /, ouraQoously heavy, but tie
feeling among the people that some Of
il has never reached the Levea Board,
max, the tax payers particularly res
tive. We offered, some time since, to
publish all the Information on the sub.
iect that we could get as 10 the amount
Of the tax collected, and the people are
responding TO our request for
information promptly. We have
been furnished with valuable fig
ures, but they are still incomplete.
We have asked the Levee Board or
the Collector 10 furnish US the number
of bales on which the tax wa collected
from March lst, 1876, to March 1t, 1871,
at Hollands, IIunlonia, Chocktaw and
Rolling Fork landings, in Sharkey
county, but as yet we have received no
reply. We think 1t is susceptible OF
proof that more cotton va. shipped
from these landings alone, i.aH vas
reported from the whor county
in that time We rc.tG.'y SIX the
agents at those landings To send u the
exact figures for publication, that Is TO
say, the number Of bales they know,
from their books, we're shipped from
each landing. A Shrrkey is mixed up
with IssaqueDa il he defense set up,
we ask that the agents at the following
landings, In l,.,quena county, also
send US the number Of bales shipped
between March |, 1876, 10 March |,
1877. From data In our possession we
are inclined 10 lhe belief that much
more was shipped thau hos ever been
accounted o.. We need the figure
from he fillowiug landings: Wilder
ness, Lover Duncsnsby, TAlluIa, skip
virh'-, Maycrville, Carolina, Hale
ClGver Hill, llomochirio, Holly Ridge
Bile Shed, Dm LON ,ud IIayc., Chris
ma, Nel.oh'-, Tennessee, Luz mar
c o'ard', 1ud Gwiuu'- II we can &C
the iuf rnu,ion az 4 I. en- 'hc,c, q
we glrc,l, have u IRON .omc, We "ii
prt.rn conp ra'ivc -'a'cmrn' to ,L'
puhilr hp %c h0irvc VII. prov
mighN lrIrle.D!iy rcviiag.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-25

VIZ clip tue following from the
Meridian Mercury:
We learn from q perfectly reliable
gentleman, living in Kemper, that two
letters, written by Gilmer to a MI.
Thomas w. Adams, of Tamola, in that
county, a few days before the aisassina'
ton Of Capt John W. GulIey, have re-
Gently been uuesrihed, and that they
shed food Of light on that dark and
damuing deed. Our informant has
seen and read these letters, aud they
furnish indubitable evidence that the
sorely calumniated people Of Kemper,
from the beginning put this horrible
crime ct the door Of its real authors.
The letters are now in safe hands, aud
will, we trust, be speedily given to the
public In full. II is due to the people
OF Kemper that the letters be given to
the world without delay.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-25

II the Abatement Act P,',e'. : il the
fiAt of the Legislature ~ ~ effect ;
"To all delinquent 'N-r4@'s-1 u
have failed to pay tax Tor 'esr',
but as Others bore youT ,hTe Of taxa
ton, you may now, BY paying a small
portion OF what you Uwe, clear your
lands of all claims in this respect, and
if YOU have made money in this way al
the expense OF prompt Taxpayers. this
body sanctions the act"
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-25

The copies OF The Daily Clarion Eve
receive It oucc or twice week We get,
indicate that our Jackson cO'empora'
res are widc-awak", The proprietor.
have recently BEEN red ac,cd State
Printer, and We hope they Wi,l be able
to get 'air price tor work doue. We
are opposed TO our profession cutting
and ,lashing prices, until living rates
cnnnnI be occurred.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-25

The Washington Post thinks the
Democratic party is badly in need OF a
eader. SO ia the Radical party, for
that M ttler. The truth il, the Demo-
cratic party is divided on the financial
uaeslion, aud there Will be no leader,
who will control the party until that
question is settled a. nfj1lity Of the
people wish II TO be setiicd
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-25

Va Lave eCelvcd u commune Ition
Cn the revrnu: Iaw-, that is 20 long
lis, We decline TO publish it, Commu-
uica,,on, . .uch length are rarely ever
read, aud we can SEQ no good reason
wh, " ,hould, at an Expense Of tween.
i Of thirty loIllr., print a piece that
in mauy important parriculars,is Is not
In accord with view. that we have Of.
ten expressed.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-25

THERE has been a little agitation
about selling the Governor mansion.
We confess we eau see no necessity OF
selling The mansion The State is not
hard pressed for money, and If the
building should be sold now II would
doub iless be sacrificed
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-25

The Memphis Appeal says tue Radi-
Gals In that city are jubilAnt, because
the boilers aud Independents carried
the municipal election. Why shouldn't
they be? They count on the bclters
aud Independents to put them in power
AGAIN
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-25
Trouble in Ihe Household.

We would advise every one interest.
ed not to buy Yeast or Baking Powders
loose or In bulk. They are usually
made by unskillful persons, and have
frequently proven totally unfit for use.
There Is no guarantee or responsibility
attached to loose powder. DooLEY's
YEAST POWDER is always put up in
cans, warranted full weight and abso.
lutely pure.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-25

The Natchez Democrat says: "Mr.
A. Alexander, associate representative,
aulhoriz d to collect contributions in
this d strict for the Lee Monument
fund, is, we are glad to learn, meeting
generous encouragement in his can.
vass of Natchez and Adams county
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-25
Full Measure.

While most OF the so.Calltd two
ounce haycring extract bottles hold but
one and one.quarier ounces, aud The
four ounce less than three ounces, DR..
Prices Special Favoring Extracts are
full measure, strong, pure and natural
rs the fruit from which they emanate
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-25

II any citizens have rushed out a PEE
ti,ion to Jackson believing for an
Abatement Act, we have not heard OF
It. Yet, we have a wide.awake report
er out At Jackson, instructed TO send Us
all the neWs.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-25

The Cincinnati Enquirer says child
stealing i. becoming very common,and
recommends few prompt hangingsto
stop It.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-25
Tb. Celebrated Vienna Rolls

Among the numerous articles Doo'
LEY's YEAST POWDER is used for, are
the celebrated Vienna rolls, which are
so delicious, pslalsble and healthy. If
YOU have not the recip send three
cent stamp 10 DOoley & Brother, New
York, and you will get II, together
with many other valuable cooking re-
cipes, BY return mail.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-25

A LITTLE letter, in another column,
from Attorney. General Catchings, will
be found Of interest 10 tax.paycIs IN
the levee districts.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-25

GOLD reached the lowest point yes.
terday II has touched since the war
IL. Cotton was only so 90.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-25

Hos. 5 5. Cox is to deliver a lecture
IL The Maryland Legislature on Irish
vi aud .umor," TO morrow evening
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-25

Az Indiana editorial excursion IS Oh
ils way SOu'h.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-25

yEof the oldest citizens OF V!cks-
burg died yesterday.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-25

The horrors of war are wildly de-
pieled 10 our kilograms from the East.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-25

Cabinet couneil-LoTd Derby Better.
LONDON, Jan. 2i-A Cabinet Council
will be he Id to-day, Lord Derby 10 much
b. liter, and will resume his duties at once,
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-25
FR}}itBsbmgAftnld

tuesday Morning. January 2s.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-25

"lT is perfectly splendid !" there Is
nothing Ike II > "nCver could use bah.
ing powder ill tried yours;' cant
speak too highly Of IT," That's what
they say Of DooLEY's YEAST POWDER.
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FOOTLTGHT FLfSHES.


Den thompson mis- the LNctum
Mary And, rson PLAYS I.JDuar this week
" Almost a Lc' Is ia PREPARATION at the STANDARD
McJeska's 70 W1iagtn made sensation in rhilaiel.
plia
Kate MAYHEM opens in Miss" tomorrow nigh, at
The Theatre comque gives maunces every wednesday
and SATURDAY
The Havmarke, Theatre combines variety turle,iae,
and pantVmlme.
Downing. band plays every day =, the Fair Of tie
American Institute
"oi Love Letters AMI "iturrcancs' may still he on
loycd ht the PARK Theatre
Tile school @r Scandal" will be played during the
WY Grauim,hers Clock"is the rei,nins sensation at
the san Francisco Ministries
Col Ncnoias, Smith makesA plea for tfamps at Chick
cring Hall, On Monday evening.
Nr Pope tragic actor " ungne.'n ned ability opens
at tAc Blwery Theatre on Monday ni.ut
new order q Entertainment NAV De- looked for al the
Ns'r, ~ Warig s9i B'r[y@grT 1lgaTTin DIPLOMACY
week They have taken Ii, Grand opera House.
Henry ,lii 20 9e produced 70 morrow nisat at
aereat spectacle.
'on,A' ha. teen Niuirawn At The Union square ON
h. oi 3 M,,lef ani -ln
The sale oirckct.Drtac w.h,'ui concerts 20 o.. Dee
Wilhelm /. to ne vel ,arsof,ei '''''
IN Nur.,a VIII appear ia grand orcrauc concert %
Mc Teresa cafrno. SO ra.A1r,'fa ans ST.. s4..ur
Thr orcmu; " the MalI,son couc'm "3,0n is'1.
alp,ar 80 sieiuway Hall
event a lie scw FAX Th,atr, 'Hro,kfyr. y,.trs4y
e'n...n M'' Lmm' a., A'loH ar 90 VA Bohgn'a
stance the 6oSc,eSccptcl. cost NOR, thau Is c,uis
The model ct thc great sua.hurs cook. containing aii
Oh, features oi tile ofiua suc 90, t moving reure- 0
thc saviour Apostles. satan Time. justice. n,afn ihe
AND children AZ ne Ifo4dway 1t Is good place Tor
The orpheon Free v,c, c'a''o' founded In 1901 by NJ
Jetum, Hopkins tie composer ami PIANIST axe uu 60 ic
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given to Mr.. Wallacks house. and the dis:
tributlon Of last night furnished spicc OF
novelty In Mr.. Coghlans Charles Surface and
Mr.. Barron's Joseph Opinions that are we'll
grounded will widely differ as to Mr.. Coghlan's
assumption. but there will bono question OF its
artistic perfection Of detail Mr., Coghlan, who
came nearer TO- playing part badly In ca
rssa Harlowe' than we ever care TO soc him
come again. came nearer to dignined comedy
perfection as Charles surface than we have yet
had him presented to US. He has certain
strong pcculiaritics OF utterancc and demcnnor
which never leave him in any rOle. and wcro
not out of sight in this: but they are not ollen-
sive and his intel misunderstanding al tho
sense OF the hearing Of every word enabled him
to give to the portraiture balance and incis-
i've completeness that have been wanting in
actors who trnnsfused It with moro blood and
m T it move with greater RoniaHnnrci6ys porror
ccencc Of tho part than any of his companions,
for Mr.. Barron impaired to it tho foreeiql and
and this put his share Of the comedy upon stills
that made II very top-heavv. Mr.. Barron is
doubtless very excellent actor in heavy parts,
but his Joseph Surface was tho most incXcusably
2ss cG@ sS SPd%n iPS r6 Sdf FL 90 n
mouthed tho colloquial language until it lost all
Its original pungcncy and lightness.
or the SIR Peter Of Mr. Gilbert no new praise
can be framed. The vocabulary Of gentle Odjee-
has been wrongly compared with Mr.. Rufus
Blake, but only by those who did not know Mr..
llako's exccllencos. which wero summed up in
tho words oil and sugar. MIR. Gilbert never
evinced the same smoOthnoss and sweetness.
and nevor will Even his SIR Peter. which is
now monumental, is very much Ike score OF
other old men that he plays. Mr.. Blake had the
| power Of hiding himself completely In his elilu-
| cnt and OlcagnQus versatility.
Miss Rose Coghlan makes snowy Lddv Tea
z'e bat she does not invest i with the piquancy
| and coquetry that Madeline Henriques gave it
| TO 20 no further back.
| Tho rest OF the cast included Mr.. Drougham
| ns Sir QAro. part he plays with something Of
| his old careless vOluhiliy: Mr.. Beckett us
| Moses. Mr.. Floyd rs Sir BaUdUu. Mr. Holland
| rs Crdbree, Mr.. Rockwell as CdrCeSS, Nine.
| ponsi rs Mrs. Cdi,dOlT. and Miss Bonliacc as
| Maria.
The general performance was remarkably
| smooth and rapid. The principals were all
! greeted with hearty applause as they made
| their appearance and the well-known scenes
| met with the same instant commentator rs Of
| old.
| In point ot decoration this representation is
| far ahcad Of any that has preceded IL at Wal
! lacks Theatre. Tho picture and screen scenes
were especially beautiful. and the costumes all
| apparently new
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1.-THE School for Scandal" ut Walack's
Theatre.

The attempt Of Mr., Wallack to fit plays to
his excellent stock company Is not Rs Success
iul as his effort to select Ilays which already
fit them. The School for Scandal has always
served him we'll in bringing old glory up to
cover a now failure. And so It was last night
when the venerable comedy displaced the cheap
novelty Of Carissa Harlowe." Notwithstand-
ing it was Saturday night with wet prcmoni-
tons OF storm In tho air. fashion MS usual. re-
spondod to the first night call, and If tho bril-
llancy and hearty good humor OF tho assem-
blagc are worth anything. they indicated that
10 nut down TO preliminary fuss and that tho
regular season opened last night Tho exact
difference between Sheridan's centennial
once The latter had been dead q hundred
years. and tho former had mover died,
with eouable excellence. 10. by common consent.
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Invest your funds r,ully and lnclugentY HcWhre
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diseases Of the stomach and hyur.-AtT
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Mr.. Frederick Clark's four-act comedy "a
False Title" was brought out last evening in
the Standard Theatre. IA largo audience being
present. The scenes were prettly set. Miss
Rose Osborne as Florence Waiter. Ben McGin-
lev as jonathan Webster. Charles Ioclorq as
Titus ArGy, aud Mrs. Jordan as Mrs. O'irtd
BroWn. were most warmly received. The audi.
encr became somewhat aroused at the end of
the third act and, after an encore. shouted for
" Clark" Mr.. Clark stepped forward. smiled.
bowed, bowed again. smiled. and withdrew.
Continued shouts for William Henderson. tho
manager. brought that gentleman before the
ON IA
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IS sicilian, Purdy Genoa Aug, IL, Dena 25th, and
Malaga sept, o.
:, frnncnnia Brarg Portland.
IS CitN al Macon, Noh Crsun, savannah
IS Gcfmunc. Kennedy, Liverpool sept IL anu queens
town 10
shin Daniel l. Tcnney Wilson, Calcutta
Shin Thcudor korner, hilcnherg Bremen
Bark Mmstro MaoWno, AlesNniro, Oporto
BARK Floke. Alckcltnn, Amsterdam.
BARK IctiIla. Caucru, BArCtlunn
Brig Katie, Robinson, Turk 5 Island.
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District-Attorney Woodford has extended tho
time for the surrender Of the irregular naturalization
mrs NJ 1908 10 oct ~ Mr. Davenport reports that
about 5pl NJ these certificates have already lcrn given
IN The tOmmlssloncr's office is to be kent olc unil
r. Nj Tor the next two weeksto accomodalt the working