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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-07
I'D IL u WI EE.
NOnTH GERMAN LLOYD,
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW Oh
LEANS. VIA HAVRE. BOUTHs
AMPTON AND HAVANA,


sesEgaa The steamships OF the North Cor
man Lloyd will resume their Regular Trips
as follows:
From Bremen. From N. Orleans
Frankfurt ,.... September 10 About October 10
Hanover ...-. October 16 About Novsm. II
These steamers touch outward at Havre ant
Havana, and on their home trip ct Havana and
Southampton.
PRICES OF PASSAGE:
FROM Bremen Southampton or HaYr9 70 Hap
vana or New orleans-O Cabin, $50 (aold); stser'
From New Orleans to Southampton Hayre o.
Bremen-Cabin, $50 tgold) pteeraRe, s45 (gold)
From New Orleans 10 Havanar-Oabtn, e@
(gold); Bteerage, SIS taoid),
Children under ten years, hRiI price; chill
dren under ono year. Free
n. B.-Our agent for Texas. mr.. Peter III, Kr
hard, In Galveston. is authorized to issue steer.
age passage orders at the following through
rates:
From Bremen TO Galveston. sA2, gold
From Bremen to Indfanoia, s45 50, gold.
The company reserves the right 10 onanget tia
route OF the steamers, their advertised days OF
departure and the prices OF passage.
Passage tickets from Bremen, { nuthanptoD
or Hayre to New Orleans issued bg he under
signed.
S0r i nb gso5sf2hEs H1RPlz &C., Agents.
aun liz "a Unionstreas
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nv Railroads.
CHICAGO. ST LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS
RAILROAD

September 6--p bales cotton L walmslev &oo--4
r T Buokner g. Bro--3 J w White e. Q New
ham a. Moore-~1 Keller Bros--1 Richard Flower eco
i W sentel &oo~ Richardson Msy---l Hy.
man 4 Lichtensfein-lo0 sbls meal John Moore a.
co--6 frkns butter 5 boxes cheese A Villermin5 do
frk ms butter w Hart, case do box cheese g
Beok--f4 cases matches Wizard Aco-s frkins butter
3 boxes cheese j Solari g. Son-22 ftrkns butter 5
Conery & son----4 trkins butter A Smith, do
Clark Il Meader--l do McAllister-l crate frames
H Tavor-lu bbIs butter w Il Holmes &oo--2 BIB 9
wine G Loeb hruner-ao bdls pipe bKe fitting nj H
Applegao---,5 nests tubs stautter, Maoready &co-t
case pa uer Gardner, Gillespie &oo--I0 Kegs white
lead is cases do Converse If Sooac .r toes lard
loo bbls -four Glover e. Odendahl--5o bbls oil II
Armstropg-30 boxes tobacco Irby d. Son-25 do
--4a pkgs butter G Lawrence &oo-lo nests burial
cases N Thayer-2 pkge furniture Flynn-lab1
N oudng J Bastian---1 stove and contents sign j
n fe
bags Webster g. Dillingham--10 cases mineral water
l L Lyons-lo pkge md#s M e. j Montgomery
pox j Wibeim--~lH pkgs mdse H Bark elage do
k Nj Byers--5 bbls alcohol Bassetti e. Xiques--5
cases mdse bale do Surveyor Of Customs50 tierces
hams Sch wshsoher, FrowsDfsld d. Pfeifer--l Dbl of
bacon W Fl Mstthewsl& Bros boxes bacon 20 hhds
do vose Bros-l7 bills apples g NJ sivori---io bsles
mdse s L Boyd--l0 pkgs furniture McCracken &
Brewster box L ! ieman75 bxs soap g French
-l51 do Zubsrbier e. Bahan--lD bb1s whisky Schmidt
H. Zeigler--s cars cattle r NJ Flautt--2 do Ayoook,
Mitchell 6oo-~49 boxes shoulders Jos West &o0-ioo
bbis -four Wall CO. Fairchild &oo-t0o do L a Hamii'
ton &co--5G boxes shoulders Miller Grgsby &oo-15
hhds bacon hf do Shippers order-lD do ID bbs po
tatoes Salamoni-l7 crates cabbage D'Amco &co
g do bbs beets bbls onions bbs carrots 10 bbls
tn nips G w Dawson &oo-Total 81 bales cotton 600
ubs -four so terces hams l24 bbls pork lis boxes OF
bacon IL hhds do hf do
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD
September s-6s sacks rough rice Kip & Ruch-4l
do j j Irby g. Son-Total tO9 sacks rough rice
FOREIGN PORTS.
Amsterdam Sept 1-Arriv ed-Brt ship Portlaw'
Anderson, from New Orleans,
LAUNCHED.
At Milford Del, Aug 30, schr Bertram Town
send the largest vessel built at tha town. she
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Receipts of EsFoeasa

ST MAUR1CE--Per steamer Bonnie Lee76 bales
cotton Beraud Il Gibert-35 A Mouton---26 Rem.
s G Wilkerson--l5 W Burbrdge 6oo--13 FL T. @
Nswmau--i2 mo Cbaffs II Sons--10 Lehman. Abra-
ham atco-s Keiffer & Gardper-6 Fl, Leokie- 8
Gumbsl-6 Bush a. Levert-~6 Meyer. Wsis Aoo--5
Male &c CammaSk--5 A Elmer Bs1er Aoo~--A X L
Buukner e. Bro-4 Clapp Bros Aoo-4 John Adams
&oo--a Stewart Bros &oo---~3 Fl blanche aoo-3 Du-
eros d. Hatret--2 l. Harris Geo . &c z Deavallade
Il Richard Flower &oo-~-i K J Hart 600 M
Lat,mer Aco-l l. Lacaseagne--~1 g Sport Paul
T,ougny-2go sacks cotton seed N o Cotton Seed As
sooiatioD--i pk ge hides &c Gross-7 do Beers
do Horter 4, Fenner-1O do Mouton---i bag wool |
pk 10 WAX Casse--i do J @ Spor--e7 head catte
4 Mehle &cp--sundres to order-Tetal 2g6 bales cot,
ton 900 Jacks cotton aaed 1877 head cattle
UPPER CDAST-Per steamer Belle--2s bbls mo.
leases r Lanaux-ig4 sacks rough rice Fuerster 40
do Lanaux & Sons--i1l do It Brugier--6el do a IL
siewarh--45 do Kip d. Ruob--s ries to order
Tosa1 20 bhls molasses 1911 aaoks rosgh rice
KWNNERvILLE-Pe steamer Rice Farmer-1t5
sacks rough rioe Battles Morritz-sunrlss to order
LOWER COAST-Per steamer Emma Irvine AZ
sacks rough lioe and sundries to order
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Bonnie Lee. Stinde. from st nj 'urioe
Belle. Comatnok. from Upper Coast
Rice Farmer, DeBouohel, from Kennerville
Emma Irvine. Vallette, from Lower Coast
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employed.

EKsGov. Pease. OF Texas, now on visit to his
former home In Connecticut, furnishes some
interesting items Of contrast and growth In
that great state since he went there In 1885. He
has seen the population grow from 10000 TO g.
900 600 million have been added since the
census Of 1870 Most of this increase came
from the Southern States In the six or seven
years Immediately following the war. but for
some years now the bulk Of the immigration
has been from the Northwestern Sthtes-Wis
conetn, Michigan, Iowa and Minnesota. But
few European Immigrants have come In.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-07

The movement In securities yesterday WIS
light. State Consols opened at 10 and closed
easy at 72A@7s. against 7s@79l6 on Thursday
Premium Bonds opened ct 81. and closed mt
goX@s1 against so7s@pB1ss on the previous day
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gTEAM BOATS,

TT bark Harold, Pontio % days from Hare in bal
last to MASTER ID dis 10
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Comparative tables Of the cotton years OF
ts7e.T7 and 1s77.7s at Norfolk show that the OK
ports last year exceeded those Of the year pre-
vio,is by nearly s2,oo0ooo.
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E X EsskFfR

KEY WEsT-Per steamship Tappahanpock-Bl5
bbe -four $40 sacke do 4n1 aaeka bran % sacka oats
80 sacks corn sacks coffee 275 bblH potatoes 10 hbs
meal bbls sugar hide sugar hhda meat 70 tees
lard On tieroea hams % pigs Hdse
LIvERrOOL--Psr steamship Chilian-1Qo6 bales
cottan so 900 susbes In bulk rs sacks cornmeal
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The steamship CHILEAN cleared yesterday for
LIVERPOOL with 1905 bales OF cotton anu $4,000
bushels Of corn In bulk.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-07

The lumber trade on the Pacific ooast has
rarely been so depressed as at present
Throughout the Western and Middle statea the
saw and planning mills continue only partially
an, uinvaH
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il a doubledeoker three masted Schooner Of about
1000 tons burden and her Dimensions as follows
eel Id feet 81 feet beam lower hold 10 feet and So
feet between decks She will be commanded by Capt
Fl Townsend who, with Mr.. VIM sottbner. are
the principal owners of the craft.
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Trains will leave az follows'
..,a-vr ryr,FsM


On SUNDAYS the trains will Leave the LAKE
nc 30 O'Clock p. m. and the city at 0 o'clock
The last train will leave the Lake at 80
o'clock p. m. on Sundays,
Passengers for Gentilly must notify the Con"
duetor prior to the departure Of train.
my1 " D. g. ROBINSON, Receiver.
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The Board OF Directors. at O nesting heldN0n
the nineteenth day Of January, 1879 after 81 !
ting aside $4,000 to reserve fund from the l n
earnings of the year, and paying 10 per e
dividend to the stockholders. have resolve I'd
pay CASH DIVIDEND OF TWENTY-TAz1IT
PER GENT ON the net earned partieip# watl
premiums of the year ending DsoemhS aH
1877, said dividend payable on and afte3 Mon
day, the twenty-eighGh day Of January. 1910,
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The receipts and Disbursements Of New York
for 1.-The year are balanced by Controller Kelly
In his statement for the year ended August 1.
1878, Mt se7. .2s4 81. The debt stands
THE total bonded debit less sinking
fund, August ], 1877. was 1882. oa6. as2 "a
The total bonded debt. less sinking
fund, August l. 1878. as above
shown observation-disclosures. t27.702.44G "A
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MARINE NEWS.

September 7. 1873. !
Cleared Yesterday.
steamehip Tappahannook, Cooksey, fer Key West,
/ TX Roberts
Brit steamship GILLIAN, Rooh. for Liverpool
Lowell e. Bailey
Sohr Lnn zimmerman. Pierson. for shisdsboro.
Miss i'm ballast jos Kelley
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EDTtIt1E 10 MARINERS.
Tluct iuu Eunv.

Floating Buoy.
Philadelphia, Sept 2-On Friday. at Chester, Pa. .
large red buey was seen floating up the river. 1t
stood about 20 feet out Of the water and seemed to
have very light weight attached 60 ~ Uh baay
ashore. but could not, az it stuck in the mud. 1t
now stands this side Of the channel and sailors may
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-07

UNITED gTATnH MAIL PACKET.
Leaves every TUESDAY OF .. IN.
Hmb = FOR VTOKsBURG, HATOHEg
keassa3 Davis Bend and intermediates land
JOHN W. CANNON.
In place Of the Il. E. Lee,
William Campbell. master,
John H Mosgop. clerk,
leaves 90 above. conneotinG ut Vioksburg with
Parisotss Line for oil points on the Yasoo. Sun
flower. Deer Greek end TslIahatchia.
@. q. WAYNE
GEO. d. HETH, Agents.
SATURDAY. VIQgnBURn UNITED STATES
NAIL PACKET.
Leaves every SATURDAY. OF 70. ~
49, FOR VIUKBBURG. DAVIS REND
inga-The passenger packet
YAgD@ VALLEY,
In place of Hatchery
Frank Beck, j., master. andy Roland, clerk.
connecting at Vieksbnra with the Parisot Line
for. Yeaoo. Tallahatohis and gunaower. rivers,
end with Anchor Line for Memphis. Cairo and
Ht. Louis
This boot reserves the right to pass all Land.
ings that the Captain may consider unsafe.
fsghH F s WRK ap lo ngara or g
J. ID. OARLTN. II Tohoupiteulas ut.
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mRH RHv Em.
Tea River ana Texas,

Tea river and Texas.
S6 ESfE SHfhA fb d AaR
Through bills. Of ladipg and Through passen;
ger, tickets 70 al landings on lsed Riyer and oil
Efa as stations In Texas Ine osst route 10
The foiIoylng. splendid and fast steamers
composing the line win leave AS advertised be-
F. e be;r,oo W. Ioq ka,0s TeFss s No
w., Behan, Bonnie E lie, Lee, Dawn,
A"'e A.nne s r elge sH H11 RSvBpoBr, yHrFHs
krAae son. Hot Springs. and all Ie INC
FOB SHREVEPORT.
roa-os -- 49, - = m nt u m
NO wharfboat charges, drayage or commission
gl be charged ct mouth q Red Myer ; Bay9pI
CONSIGNED 70 The company BY bill Of ladlng. =,
sss sr s It he o 49, 4 + K Es
-. o iHt2f d kBER3A HtEt 2ss..
WEEKLY GRAND ECoRE PACKET.
e. FOR GRAND ECOBE. MONT.
LGsaBks VI gomery alexandria. Normap's. Bar.
aasaaaa#@ bins and way landings - The
''''S''''1 BONNIE LEg,
Tn place Of the New Bart Able,l
Richard sinnott. master. Geo. Hamilton, clerk,
xurIl Leaves every sATgRDAaY Ct ?: n snuauo
apply on P2eWtpA e e a COMMERCIAL Place.,
M ryer OF 70 seens e neW Dreans o or
The steamer Bart Able will bs forwarded free q I
charge. iee
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RAILROADS.
TpOnTCHARTRAIN RAILWAY
Denot nj the head Of Elysian Fields street,
near the Levee, Third District

Excursion TO or from the Lake and return
same day 40 oents. Children under twelve
years 10 cents. Fare to Gsntilly Is cents each
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sworn 10 and subscribed beforst. me TIL
eighteenth day of January. 1873.
a, 1NdRAHAM. Notary Public
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TT u BOA IT..
IN ERH PWH 10.

REEMPEHH@.
NEW ORLEANS AND MEMPHIS PACKET
LINE,
REGULAR WEDNESDAY PACKETS
HENRY FRANK,
Capt. J. =. Hicks, ALI. arissom clerk.
CHAS. 2. CHOUTEAU,
Capt. w. Fl. Thorwegan GEO. Miltenberger clerk.
f. THE ABOVE NEW AND, LARGE
- saa boats will run regularly the entire
saas#@@ season between New Orleans and
Memphis, leaving every WEDNESDAY at s
o. m.
Coast. town and ben0 frelghts solicited and
promptly attended TO.
Passenger recommendations FIRST GLASS
and RATES LOW
''''S' BROCKETT e. GARTER. Agents,
aua5 tt 80 Magazine street.
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ecrease 40 compared will, amount

Uecrease as compared with HmOuht w.
August /, 1877 .t,.4...-. ..''...a S4t3a4.b45 VI
The Controller says: "The city debt had at
tained Its maximum In 1879, and since that date
hes been largely reduced In amount, On De-
cember a., 1919 the net bonded debt exclusive
Of revenue bonds Issued In anticipation Of
taxes was sl19 FOG 4e5 SO. and on August !. 1878.
was s1os.sss .l27 81. showing reduction Of
@AatR mar na
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TX. J. Hart.
! J. l.. Harris.
J. Weis,
Hugh Wilson.
| Scott MeGehee.
J. @. Morris.
A. Baldwin.
r. L. Airey.
Lionel q. Levy.
w. IL. Seymour,
gan'l L. Boyd.
D. A. ChaRraix,
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HWgURA N egE.
MERCHANTS
Mutual Insurance Company
or NEW ORLEANS.
HesA ,..... Canal SEF@aG. .a.. Ass&
TWENTY FOURTH ANNUAL STATEMENT.
Canal street. .

In conformity with the requirements Of their
charter. the Company publish the following
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DIRECTORS:

Jesse q. Flower.
Henry RenshaV.
IT, Alcus.
b. W. Taylor,
3. Bigcoe.
d. F4tio.
James /. Day,
Charles Macready
r. f. Graig. +.
EmoryI ClaDp,
John q. Gaines,
John p. Groves.
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The New York Times says Of The bankrupt

law. =, =, =,
At midnight last night the general United
States bankruptcy law ceased. to be effective
under the act Of repeal passed Mt the last ses-
sion OF Congress, and hereafter. or until the
proceedings In insolvency must be governed by
the operation Of the State laws In the various
States. The repealed law has been IN existence
Ing that time 1880 persons in this district awaited
themselves Of the benefits conferred by 1t. The
first petition nl"d was that Of Adolph Baum, Of
the day the law went into operation. The
greater number of the petitions filed wore, Of
record shows that of tho 74oo PROCEEDINGS in
Bankruptcy instituted nearly e.fourth of the
whole number were begun In 1868. and nearly
last night The panic of September, 1873 did
not produce any very marked increase, In the
but 7a6 petitions we're fled and In 1874 only 4s6.
The following shows the number filed In the
different years.
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SUN
Mutual Insurance Company
g7...........~.CARHP STREET. .....-...~.-.ga
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-06-21
Sewcll-Gainey Case.

About two weeks ago, it will be
remembered, two gentlemen EN-
gagged in the log investigation,
Messrs- III. +. Sewell, and j. j.
Gainey, had a little rumpus in the
doorway of the custom-house. 1t
will be remembered that Sewelb
Immediately afterwards, had. Gai-
ney arrested for assault, with d
dangerous weapon, etc.; that Gal
ney was released OH bond and the
trial postponed in order that the
investigation might suffer no inter
ruption. Tuesday this inyestig;l
ton was brought to an end, and
early Thursday morning Seweli
and counsel repaired to the second
recorders court, there to see Cal
ney punished for his alleged mur-
derous assault. AT IL O'Clock, Gal
ney's counsel appeared, but no
Gainey. The counsel acknowledged
that the accused had, witAin two
days past, lett the town.. Without
more ado, Judge Miltepberger or
dered the bondsmen, to produce
their man inside Of, ten days, or
prepare to forfeit for lnon-appear-
ance of the accused.-N. o. Times.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-06-21
A Two-Faced Baby,,

The Cincinnati Gazette prints a
letter from GlynnW0od, Ohio, dated
MAY 25, which says: Our usual
quiet village and surrounding COM
lnunity were all excitement to-day
over one of the greatest of cnriOsi.
ties-a double babe, We called at
the office of DIR. Noble to find ont
the truth of it, and he, told the fol:
lowing: Last night be was called
to see the wife or Mr.. Green Bal
ley, farmer living near here, Who
gave birth to one OF the greatest
curiOsities | have heard of. The
child is a commons sized one, well
formed in it's lower limb and body
up to it's shoulders. 1t had two
sets of arms all well formed, except
one pair was back of tie other, aud
worked backward, 1t hail but one
head, but the, head had two taces
ON it, one on each side; Both faces
we're well formed In all the organs
1t breathes from both sides, which
the doctor says indicates the exis-
tence of two pairs of lungs. MIR.
Bailey is quite jubilant over it aud
says it will be a fortune to hia,.
Both mother and child are dong
well. N'lf--
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Procrastiiiation,

A minister determined to preach
on the text, snow is The accepted
time; now is the day OF salvation"
Whilst in his study,s thinking, no
fell asleep, and dressned that he
was carried into theii, and set
down in the midst Of>a conclave of
lost spirits. They were assembled
to devise means whereby they
might get at the souls of men. Ono
rose, and said, al will go to the
earth, and tell meu that the Bible
is all fable, that 1t is not divinely
appointed OF God" No, that would
not do Another said, "Let me
go: win tell men that there isno
God, no Savior, no heaven, no
hell !" aud at the last words a fen
ish smile lighted upon all their
countenances. "No, that will not
do: we cannot make men believe
that.p Suddenly one arose, and
with wise mien, like the serpent
of old, suggested, "No: will jour.
ney to the wsrld of men, and tell
them there is a God, that there Is u
Savior, that there Is "A heaven
YES, and hell too-but Pll tell
them there is no harry; tomorrow
will do, it will be 'even as to-day
And they sent him.-kind WORDS.
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Death of VIM. Cullen Bryant.

New York; June 12.--At two
o'clock this morning a sudden
change came over Mr.. Bryant, and
his breathing became heavy and
stertorous. His daughter, Miss.
Bryant, and his grand. .daughte ter,
Miss Goodwin, Mr.. John II. Graham
and his doctors, were summoned
to his bedside and remained with
him to the last. He passed away
peacefully, aud evidently suffered
but little pain. He has been un'
conscious ever since fhs day of the
accident which caused his death,
except that for few moments he
would evince signs of returning
consciousness and would count one,
two, three, four, and so on slowly
as if testing his memory.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-06-21
CHANCERY COURT-7rH DISTRICT
GEORGE WOOD, Chancellor.


In the county of jackson, on the first
Monday of March and September, and
continue six days.
In the county of Harrison, on the second
Mond3y of March and September, and
continue six days.
In the county of Hancock, on the third
Monday OF March and September, and
continue six days.
In the county of Pearl, on the fourth
Monday of March and september, and
continue six days.
In the county of Marion, on the fourth
Monday in March and September, and
continue six days.
In the county of Perry, on the first
Mon lay ia April aud October, and contin'
ne six days.
In the county of Greene, on the second
Monday in April and October, and con-
tinue days.
In the county of Wayne, on the fourth
Monday after the fourth Monday of March
and September. and continuesix days.
In the county of Clarke, on the first Mon
day in May and November, and continue
siN days
In the county of Lauderdalc, on the
second Monday of May and November
and continne twelve days.
In the county of Kemper, on the fourth
Monday of May and November, and con
tinue six days. 1....
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The following ~ the repeal bill
Of the bankrupt law ~ passed both
houses Of congress
Be it enacted, ETC., That the
Bankrupt law approved March 2,
1867, title 81, revised statutes, and
an act entitled "An act to amend
aud supplement an act entitled an
act to establish a uniform system
of bankruptcy throughout the
United States, approved March 2,
1867, ard for other purposes, ap-
proved June %, 1874" and all acts
in amendment or supplementary
thereto, or in explanation thereof,
bc, and the same are hereby re.
,pealed.
Provided, however, that such re
peal shall in no manner invalidate
or affect any case in bankruptcy
instituted, and pending in any
court prior to the day when this
act shall take effect; but as to al
such pending cases, and all future
proceedings therein, and in res
pect of all pains, penalties and for
FIXTURES which shall have been in
cured under any of said acts prior
to the day when this act takes eff.
feet, or which may be thereafter
incurred under any of those pro.
visions of any Of said acts which
for the purposes named in this act
are kept in force, and all penal ac.
tions aud criminal proceedings for
u violation of any OF said acts,
whether then pending or thereafter
instituted, and in respect of all
rights of debtors aud creditors (ex.
cept the right of commencing Ori
giual proceedings in bankruptcy
and all rights OF and suits by ol
against assignees under any or AL
Of said acts in any matter or case
which shall have arisen prior to the
day when this act takes efiecI
(Which shall be on the 1st day O
September, 1881, or in any matter
or case which shall arise after this
act takes effect in respect to any
matter of bankruptcy authorized
by this act to be proceeded will
after said last named day, the acts
hereby repealed shall continue il
full force and effect until tho same
shall be fully disposed of, in the
same manner as if said acts had
not been repealed.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-06-21

Prize speakinG, Hermsan Fresh.
man, 8 pm. Friday, June 21ht; +;
prize speaking, Phisigma Fresh
man, 8 pm. Saturday June 22nd /;
sermon, BY Rev. J. w. Bozemau, Of
Aberdeen, Sunday, June Esd; au-
nual meeting of the board Of trqs-
tees, Monday, June 24th; sopHo-
more prize defamation, 10 am.
Monday, June Oath; /; annual meet
ing of Phisigma society, 8 PIN.
Monday, June oath, ianior exhibi.
tion, 10 am. Tuesday, June Goth;
annual meeting of the Herm@an
society, s pm. Tuesday, June 18th;
honorary Grafton by Col. 6, NJ.
Meek, OF Columbus, Miss, We'd
nesday, June 26th; delivery of
medals, Wednesday, June 26tby
annual meeting OF alumni aud ad-
dress, 8 pm. "Wednesday June 26th;
commencement day, Thursday,
June 27tlr.
Visitors to commencement, ana
delegates to the State teachers'
convention which meets in Oxford,
on Friday, June 23th, will be al.
lowed special rates on the rail.
roads, which can be ascertained by
inquiring of the agents. 49..
ALEX. p. STEWART,
Chancellor.