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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1878-11-23

5000 a month clear profit made
easily Dy agents. Agents wanred every.
where. Men and Women, Boys and
Girls. Intile time or spare moments !;
day time or evenings Every body warts
it. and everv family will buy it, Big
cash pay. Pleasant employl1-ut Ex-
elusive territory. In fact the best
agency ever offered. Circular aud terms
FREE on application. ComPLETE orTFns
allied. postpaid. on receipt OF One Dol
lar and Fifty Cents. Send for it and
make money. Address
THE BEVERLY COMPANY.
97S, Wabash Avenue, Chicago.
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For Sale.

That valuable property situated
in the corporation Of AbbevilIc,
known as the dwelling Of the late
Daniel O'Bryan, and now occu-
pied by Noorhies Trahau.
For further information and
price, inquire to ). Vignes, No IS
Decatur street, New Orleans.
Oct 10, rs.
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IMBROGL3O ORIENTAL.

ptto UleH ucS alternatives Qul
ont fait tour-a-tour esperer la con-
tinuation de la paix ct redouter la
reprise des hostilites, les negncia.
tions sur les atfaires orientales
sembent prendre une tonrnure de.
cidemeut pacitique. La question
dc Ia Roumalie ct de Ia Bulgaria
en- est-eile arriv6e a la derniere de
ces phases dlverses, ct peut-on de.
ihitivenent compter Str une solu.
ton toule paci6que ? e'est ce qu 'un
avenlr proclaim nous apprendra.
En- attendant, les nouvel|es les
plus raSsurantes nous arrivent de
Vienne ct de Londres. LIE cabi-
net de St-James, a recu de Lord
Lotus l'assurance des intentions
essentiellement paci6ques du car,
ct lie ton qui regne dams cette note
ne permet gueres de dou,er de sa
sincerite.
Dun autre cote lie comte Schou-
valotf est parti pour Vienne, char
&c assure-t-on encore, d'y trans
METRE de> idees semblables. On
va meme jusqu'a par!er, simon
dune sorte de disgrace, au moins
de Ia retraite du Prince Gortsha-
kof, Ie plus habile representant a
St'Pttersbourg du parti de la
guerre. A cette derniere nou-
velle nous a joutons peu de fol =
mais il suftit qu'elle paisse etre
.jete dams la circulation pour indi-
quer une nouyelIe poIitique de Ia
part de la Cour de St-Peters.
bourg.
On salt, de Plus, que la France
qui ma joue qu'un role efface pen
dant lie Congress de Berlin, alors
gull ne s'agissait que de partager
les depouiIles dun vaincu, a pris
en- main Ia cause de Ia Grece,
abandonnee par .pAngleterre ct
les autres puissances. II etait evi-
dent qu'entre ces deux pays il ny
await pas d'arrangement pacifique
possible une mediation seule pou.
vait arreter leffusion du sang.
C'est ce que wien. demander la
France aux puissant es etrangeres;
plusieurs ont deja envoye au cabi.
net de Versailles une reponse ia
vorable. ct le car lui-meme parait-
il, Went d'adresser de sa propre
main a NJ. Waddipgton, ministre
des affaires 6trangeres, une note
lassurant que la Russie prendralt
part a cette mediation. Jusou'a
la Porte ellie reme, laquelle JUS
quici n'avait pas voulu ceder un
pouce de terrain de ce cote, qui
!e principe de la rectif-
cation de frohtieres e: la media
ton europeeune. Ainsi done, sur
toute la ligne. la perspective est
pacifque.
II ne restes que la question de
a reg'er, Or, 81 les
assurances du czar sont bien sim
ceres, il ne prendra pas les armes
20 iaveur Ge PElmir. Celui-ci, re-
luit a ses seules resources, ne
2eat lutter contre lADgleterre =
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Les Elections GeneraieS.

De Tammany Hall, puissante asso
eietion poIitique, pui dirigeait en-
yGritable souvcra ne lie corps elec.
toral. a New,York. ct donnait lie
ton a toute ia democratic ameri
caine. Les scandales qui ayaient
eu lieu dams son sein, il y q quel'
que annees, avaient un moment
mis- en- danger son influence mais
il hi await sufti de faire qnelques
operations parmi ses memhres,
pour reprendre son anc;tn ascen.
dant ct ellie fexercait, avec un
esprit plus dominateur pent etre
qu'antrefojs.
Cette sorte de despetisme cleo.
toral await iini par revolter une
certalne partie de Ii population
GamOcratlqne. ct une session s'est
prodnita ~ sein de Tammany. II
5tait bon peut etre que les meneurs
de cette association recussent une
bonne lccon mais il Gtait NAL
HenrcuN en- meme temps que le
parti tout enter en- dut sonlfrir
Cest pourtant ce QuI a eu lieu
La vile de New, Y ognn, jusqu'lci Ia
v6ritahle forteresse de la denocra.
tie am6r;caine, est tombGe entire
les mains du parti republican, qui
n'y essuyait depuis fort ongtemps,
qne dGtaitea sur Debates, bien que
ce dcrnler partl matt guere le
droit de s'appIaudir de son triom-
phe un peu inatlendu.
Cette victcire, il la doit aux de-
mocrates dissldents qui ont fait
avec lui mOmen tanement, pour
taire piece Tammany, une alli-
ance regrettable, malsaine, qui a
sailIi compromeltre le sort de lcur
propre parti dams lie pays tout en-
tier.
Heoreusement, en- y regardant
bien, on s'apercoit qu'au fond,
+ en- II est change dans les esprits.
lie part: democratic reste, a New
lo'k, aussi fort qu'auparayant.
Et dams les majorit6s quill a don
ntes au parti rfDubicain, on voit
manilcstement sa main on compte
facilement l'appoint quill a, un mo-
nent, fourni a ses anciens adver-
sa;rcs ; ct le coup fait, les dissi.
dents ne sont nul'ement abstenus
d 'expliquer clairement &c qu'ils
avaient vonlu iaire, ct ce a quoi,
du reste, lis r'o1t que trop bien
r6ussi, puiSque !ear sacces mettait
lem rartl eu danger,
Heureusement, il ne s'est pas
pr0duit de movement semblable
dans les E,ats De lOuest !: leuri
vers la democratic ne s'est
pas raIentie, ct leurs votes com
en- partie les pertes pro-
dnites par la coalition anti.tam-
maniste de New-York.
Auiourd'hui Ia najorite est ac-
9uise au parti democratiqne dams
les deux chambres dn congress,
aussi bien au senat qua Ia cham.
bre des representants /; majorit6
'alble il est vral, surtout a la
en- comparaison de celle
lu'II Y poss@dait, il y deux ans
encore car de 6S. tnmbee d'abord
un pen plus de % voix. ellie Sc
tSouye aujourd'hui redpte de l6.,
.hitfre lie plus has, a i3 on 49,.
aomhre Qr'e..e ne pcut depasser /:
{ est uue nuiSse eyidente, OH ne
,eut Ie contcster. a quoi est ellie,
luo ? Principalement au deplo-,
'ah'e compromis, don't NJ. Tilden
etc la victime ct don't NJ. Hayes.
! proGte au compromis qui a H.
-re la manipulation des elections
N parti republican,, tandis qu'a-''
zee II. IIlden ellie restait en,re
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NOTICE.-Parties owing to
the hack heretofore run by &. NJ.
Dupny from the lst Of February
to the 10th Of July 1878, are here
by notified not to pay to any one
else but TIC u14 trSigned.
". K. ELLIS.
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$50 Fulton st., Brooklyn, Z. Y.
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For Fever and Aguo, Intermittent
Fever, Chill Fever, RSInittent Fever,
Dumb Agas. Periodical or Bilicua Fever.
&C., and indeed eli the affections which
nriss from malorious, marsh. or Iuias-
matte poiaons.
TITS II n compound remedy, prepared With
rien',lc skin from vegetable insTcd 'An, vh!ch
rarely fllis " care ,bc everest ssse4 ~ Cbills
Ind ESvsr anl thc eouoonhant disorders. s1<il
rstnriy the nS0c-s.Ic- Il he peollo Ia maiart
Gus districts demand. lie great superiority oycr
any ott>r medicine get discovered for the euro
@, Intsrmitep,s ia, that It contains no quiBinc o-
mineral, Rnd thesc who take II are fec irom
danger u quini.m or any injurious ,t-c", ans!
ns n. k.alihy anor u,{ug It rs before. I, Aa-
teen extensively employed durlag 'b. lAs! ibi1 u
ySars 10 the.iFcain-itt OF these Gisucsaag d!s-
Srdcr, md 20 pnyaryirs has been ia setScss
that Il haE gained the reputation % being inf,rl-
be. II eEn, be safely recommended he . Furo
remedy and 'pce.hc for ,hC Fever aud gYo q
tho West, and the Chilis and Fever OF he
South, which, once broken " ~ u, h. EaS
return uHth tho d..cass IA ngnin contracted.
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who will use this IMMINENT 10 time, will DO
convinced tb u this 10 ture cure for rheu.
matism. neursls!s, bruises, ~ 'sins, ewel.
lny-, hnrn~, cuts, f,lons, tuners, piles,
Snsufea limbs, rca De, govt. dtpt6e ria,
sofs throat, toothache. headache, ipsr et
bites, fts. collie, tape worms, etc., for the
human race, ard 10
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d. Pierce's Fayorite Prescription,

The term, however, Is b1: feeble expression
VI my high appreciation Of its value, based upon
my Owl pcr~efsl observation. AS u cio~e oh.
srver. have, while witnessing iis positive re.
snlta In the few special diseases incident 10 tho
selarate organism OF woman, singloi II ont as
tho climax or crOwning gem OF my
medical career. On liz merits, ~ posi-
tiyc, cafe, and efIectual remedy Tor his class
0f diseases, aEt ono TINT viii, at all times and
pnder ali circumstance, act klnaiy md In har.
nSonY with the laws which govern the female
system, am willing IN stlke my reputation y.
physician. Nay, even more, 90 confident aIh
mat VII NOT disspfo.nt tie most sangninc
expectation Of single in7sisl la!y who uses 1t
for any Of tie ailments for which rernmnend IT,
that ode. and s6ll u un,ler a POSITIVE
GUARANTEE. Ii a beneficial elee; "a rot
experienced w the time two-ihirds OF The con-
Vents OF the lio.ile are u~es will, on retarn Of
Tie bottle. two-ihlnis of the medicine having
been taken according ~ directions; AMI the cas-
being ono for which ] recommend IL promptly
refund the moncy. paid for IL. Had not he
most perfect confidence In its vlrine', roGd not
oder u a. do undfr ihc-e conditions; hui bay-
Ing witnessed its truly miraculous cures In tho0.
sards o. cases, l feel warranted and
PERFECTLY safe In rfslkiBg bush my
reputation and my money on It's
Ths following are among those diseases in
which by Eavorite Presc rlpst0a has
sainty never teiore st.aints. b. any mccne:
LeucorThga Excessive Flowing Painful
0onihly Pe-io-lS, Saspressfons wher from IN.
natural causes, Irregularities, Weak Rack, Pro
lapsns. or falling Of The uierus, ARtevorsion and
Rctroversion, Bearing Dawn Sensations, Iplcr-
RAJ Heat, Nervous Depression, Debility, De-
poszle1ey, Threatened Miscarriage, Gh1nuic
Songesttcn, Inflammation ami liberation OF the
Uterus. ImloeBcv BsrrenbeSs, or Steriirlv, Fe-
ulae Weakness, and very MANY Other chronic
aiseas&s inci,.opt W woman nJ mentioned here.
IA al affections Of this nature. my faynriie
Prescription werhS cares the marvel OF
che world. THIS medicine do No; exlpl n .
clre-ail, bul IL admirably ful6ls a single.
Noes Of purpose, b4ing y moe. perfect
specific IN all chronic Diseases Of the sexual ey5-
tenn al woman. 1t win net dsappnini, nor WIN
u do harm, in my state or couJition
Those WHO desire further information on
these snbIe:is can obtain 1t In THE pEoPLE's
CoHHos SENSE MEDICAL ADVISER, q book
af over so pages, sent pos,-raid, ON rcrept
Of tl.d It treats pirnteiy.Of thee dise,. 4
peculiar 70 Femaic@, and gives much valuable
advice IN regard " The Inauagcncpt Of tiiVsa
affections.
rAv0RTTE PRESCRIPTION SOLD
By ALI DRLGGISrS.
RV, FIERCE, n, D. fppr,
BUFFALO, N. Ys
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NOTICE.

Public notice Is hereby gAven ,ha< We. the nv
dersiuned. have thi. d y forursd q parJnttsh1
tor The purpose of pr ic,iclng om rsWctve hs
professions The sye OF the lrm rhAll VI
MuLKEY 4 SEEK. S Id partnpr.hip shaH nol
extend o the ~ Minal practi q. We rrsv.ciiul J
soll0ta sh re Of the iegal bus,nes., which, II va
,tu s,cd 81 our care, shall rcce vc ear.tli END
prompt 4, tentlon. WILLIAM Z MuLS'S,
Asats L,AK.
Dated ,hls 9lst day OF pvc,mbe,, A, u 1877
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WONDER UPON WONDER

olsen Away-A strange. mys'erious and fpc,,
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A Race With Death.
From IN. Kansas ulty Times

From the Kansas city Times.
One OF the mo,t remarkable trips on
record has .ju., been made on the Attnson,
Tope,a ahd Santa r. railroad, from x o.
.as lily to the Rocky Mouutsins. Arch
gentleman named W. S. Dunn siriv,d IN
this city & ON the cart on Thursday morn.
ing, Oh bi. way TO visit his sick wife at
Marltou Springs, Coz. On his arrival here
he .rtived tele ram stating that hi, wife
was at the pelnt Of dsa'h, and thai she
could not hive many hours. Toe husban I,
WHO was middle aled man, e,id ntly y
merchant, 6, emtd 10 be II uch affected ny
the pews, suI At once maue inquiries Tor
special tain. He offered large sum OF
mon, y Tor special engine 10 run TO Pue.
bio ahead oil the regular train. but could
not obtain one here. ,i0'k pes sion
OF 'he telegraph wires between iere and
ropeks. The headquarters Of the road, and
offered $3.50 Tor especial DeomoAsc to run
at ,peci i speed acro's the pl / 2. Hi OIL
was hCNHtUus AZ ~ " iNoNh va
II ur.day ajteruo n the leyOted husband
started from 10. ,kt0n bin break.neck ell
rand OF love and duty. Away went The 10
conceive aud car, With its solitary but sor.
rowing passenger, "yertb pralries Of Kaw
alley, down ito the val ley OF III, NeoshO
at Empori,, ihen oil ag in over the high
divide be ween the Neo.ho aud the Arb
ansis vslley, WIFI, b was reached before
night had closed in. Then, after taking
water, ,he impatient husband and hi. tire
lees iron horre started up the gr, At Arkan-
sas valley TO the base OF the Rocky Noun.
tains.
He resched Pueblo, Col. about u O'Clock
GU fiidsy morning, and THIN. only waiting
for locomotive on the Denver and Ri
Grands marrow guag.) to be got treaty,
started up 10 Msnio;i, q distance Of tiity
miles. He Iescht d Mani,uu, ~ the base OF
Pixies Peak, in lime l. see his Tying wife
and Was we'll Sal, fed with the result OF hi,
trip. 1he fastest time made on the route
was iiiy miles per hour, the sycras, tim,
about thirty 1--we miles. IL Is The las es
time ever made aero the plains from ID,
Missouri ri, er TO the Rocky Mountains.
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Notieea Of IRE Ersas.

VUl1SeS OJ Nt fJssSs
lie MaGAzIAE has sie!lel NJ It's one quarter
century and more ui ,ristepes IN thaI pcnl ubsre
II MAY be said vfit, in the words oil Or. Johnson
IL 10 vain 10 blame and uscle-s 10 pr,,.se." Inc
.usur VI its lopg-sse-at!aiReu reputation has III
creased ~ the years have PISSED, and It's ,utIrv
seems rs bright II not mightsr iAan al any iimt
siGce the golden hue nj prosperity SETTLED a'0apd
re later aud beai years. Brooklyn eagle
lerpers Monthly ia marked 10y the saIpe eaaY.
Iceristics which gave itcirculauJh lrUiu the iirS
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Tbs great variety Of d,5erAerS Wish ah,e
from the irritation # ,ils poison, saeh - MN
TaIgia, Rheumatism, Goui, Ucadachs,
blindness, Tootbaohc, Eardehe, Cas-
tarY-h. Asthma, Poipitat,on, splonis
Affections Hyster,es, pcin in The Bow
els, Collie, Paralysis, and arrangement n
the Stomach. al Of which tcccne inieIm!ii"n;|
or periodical, baye 10 spceaicr remedy 'ha-
ArEEs hGrr CUBE, wiicn cures nun Ill alihc. i
ard protects the -yrein from future attacks. ~
preventive, It b o. immense service in ,hose
ecmnDn!,is where Fever and AEuo prevails. !
s-i, alnys the dcyOlcprncn; Il Tie disease ftslca
on she hrs, appFooeh Of the P'rnonIior fTmp
toias. Travellers and temporary Fs'fieut' are|
thas enabled 10 DEFY lhcse Disorder, sNd hT9I
VIII ever snFer II they avail Themselves Of 1h1I
protection this remedy aflorls.
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WOMAN,

Byan immense practice. extending through .
period Of Years, having within that time treated
many iliotisantfcsse, Of iio-c di eases peculIlr
10 woman / have been enabled 10 pertect a
most potent anil agreeable medicine that meets
the Indications pre- cnlel by that cins- OF dis
eases with positive certainty and exRelnees.
To designate this natural specific compound,
have unf,l<s,l IL
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NOTICE OF 'Appltc ,Tioy rop r,r,,a,.

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR PARDON.
Notice !. hereby Civ, u that appl. cation VII. 10
t"Nle ~ duo you're ef time 70 Hls Efcslleacv
sn.,y GALLON, governor VI thu STATE 4 In.
nos rthc pardvn VI t,abuvy Jvhnson ,coior.
c c .onyls,sd " shs May it'tn VI tie Anxanasy
.ounlY Svct court Oh u charge OF u sny ava
ss4'shsd 70 three year 10 The Essitsp,{us'' Wv
Carp, liz Lee. ". lsti
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Two Dollars a Year.

covered rom the devatations OF the late civil
war OF four years duration. Astonishing
must be the effects produced hy the cOmbiu-
Ell influences OF 50 many happy causes Of
restored civil government with a hopeful
prospect ot long continued peace fertile
iauuS' varied productions, rivers and seas,
railroads and factories. Christian churches
numerous charitable aud benevolent socie-
Ties, schools, and the means of educ alton
good health ln two-thirlS Of the State with
4 sa!ubrious climate and balmy air-that
inspires genius in the young, hope i'm the
invalid, and joy in the aged. The arts and
sciences, an intellectual culture. and what
ever 81 prosperity and wealth may be eN-
pecttd 10 follow these manifold advantages
ana blessings, will, in the march of events
H"uFi>h IN manly maturity. and must, from
the very nature of things, be generally dii-
FUSED among the people; and as power and
influence cannot toe long separated from
wealth and intelligence. thereby establish
lHg' upon durable basis that political
equality and those well balanced ipnupnres
So necessary 10 good government and the
'erpeiutty OF free institutions. We most
cordially invite the worthy inhabitants Of
the several states, and foreign countries, To
come unite their fortunes with ours. and
share these blessings with us, and under
their benign influences, 60 on 10 the accom-
pilshment OF all the grand objects of peace
and progression.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-07-03
NOxubee County, MfssfssiPpf--.Hfs
Location, Soil. Population,
Products, Climate, Etc.

Noxubee county is situated on the east
ern border of Mississippi. midway between
the Northern and Southern lines of the
State, in latitude 80 deg. 10 min. and longi-
tude IL deg. 80 min. Near its eastern Dor
der in Alabama, runs the Tombigbee river,
an excellent stream for navigation during
seven or eight months Of the year. and
through itsG center the Mobile and Ohio
Railroad passes, extending from Columbus,
Macon. the county site, is a hourishing
town of about 1000 inhabitants 1t has six
churches, a large female institute, two male
schools and several freedmen's schools.
Nearly sll branches of business are repre-
sented among its inhabitants, and the
mechanic arts Suitable to the country are
successfully prosecuted. The population is
about equally divided between whites and
blacks, both living tremendously together,
and are kind. sociable and hospitable. The
machine shops of the Mississippi Depart
ment of the NJ. & o. r. R., are located ut
this place.
The population of the county in round
numbers iaeEbont twenty-five Thousand, six
thousand whites and nineteen thousand
negroes. Outside of the towns (of which
there are several in the eounty,) all classes
OF people are employed in agricultural pnr-
suits As rule the white people own the
lands and the negroes are the laborers, al
though there are many exceptions to this.
as great many white people in the north
ern portion of the county hire no negroes,
and perform all necessary labor themselves,
and in few instances negroes own small
bodies of land.
This is regarded as one of the richest up
land counties in the State. The larger part
of it is in the prairie belt Of the IombIgbee