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JOHN w. PATTON.

Justice Of the Pence and Notary
81 PubIic.-Office in GARRIsoN's BUILD
ING, over A. Musgrove's Bank, opposite the
State Capitol. JUSTICES CoURTs.-First aud
Third Thursdays of each month. OFFICE
HoURs-From clock A. NJ, to 5 clock p. NJ,
unless absent on official business. Ei5- Prompt
attention given to business. j. w, p.
ian23' 7S-ly.
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LETTER LIST.

List of Letters remaining in the Postotfice
at Jackson, Kinds county, Miss, for the
...noI- nndinnr Nav % 1873:
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Gold mining isbeing practically developed
in Georgia. The State has twenty-six active
mines operating 260 stamps, which average
800 per stamp.
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A FULL LINE OF cRocKERY, GLASS
IA Ware and Wooden Ware, at
A. VIRDEN'S.
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THE EI;I: CITY ! |. !. HOTEL q q 81

OUHMoE NWNHW MWWNUIlIWllIll7 o0IH4 No.
Orleans, Ia.
SIUmFORD g. WATSON, Tnrop'ra.
THIS Popular Southern Institution b stu.
4 hted IN the center Of Business. 10 hnB
been rehtted and elegantly furmiahod, and ir
now one Of the most Comfortable and best kort
Hotels in America. Lnov28 T7-ir
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THE BLUE LODGE
II E XII BOOK

A MANUAL ADAPTED TO THE WORK.
"A Lectures and Jurisprudence Of the Grand
Lodge Of Mississippi Contains all that can
be written in relation TO the ceremonies Of
op. ming, dispensing, calling off and closing
lodges all the ceremonies and monitorial in
structions used in comforting the first three
Degrees Ia Ancient Craft Masonry; also, the
ceremonies for constituting new Lodges in
stalliug officers Of Grand and Subordinate
Lodges. laying Foundation Corner-Stones
Burial Serv ce. Lodge OF Sorrow. etc, and the
Constitution. Regulations and Bylaws Of all
the Masonic Grand Bodies OF Mississippi
Resoirsd Tha' the Blue Lodge Text Book
now IN course Of publication by r. W
Grand Secretary J. L. Power. is approved and
adopt ii by the Grand Lodge, and its use BY
the Subordinate Lodges IN this Jurisdiction
recommended and njoined.-Adoptcd ls76.
By mail. postage paid, .-........-.........-s2 ~
Address J. l.. POWER
JACKSON, Miss.
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NEW ORLEANS ADVERTISEMENTS.
JOS. p. MACHECA.

(EsTABLIsHED IN 1897
LNRUIT AND GENERA.
n COMMISSION HuERCW Nj.
q and = TOuIOus So, New CsrIenua.
Ee- Consignments Of All bads. such as
Peaches Pears, Eggs, Chieksns etc, solicited
Prompt sales, and returns made with each
shipment.
MyIi7S-3m.
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5000 90 REWARD.

WHEREAS, IL appears by information ro-
w ceiYed by me, that Da. joins W puUrTH.
IN hlhds county, VA thiS state, un sunday mo
9TH day OF May, 1875, murdered I4AAr. Tor-
MEY, and that said Porter effected bis c-cnpc.
aud is still at large,
Now, therefore, /, j. NJ STONE. Governor of
Mississippi DO offer the above reward. in nd
diton 20 the reward authorized by the statute
for the arrest and delivery of the -uid DR.
John W Por cr, To- the Shcrih eff Kinds county;
said Reward payable on conviction And da
moreover require all officers of this State ta
be dillgent in thoir efforts 90 arrest said fugi-
tive Doctor John W Porter.
Given under my hand and the Great Seal
r. III Of the State att xcd, al Jackson. thIs
18th day Of May a. .. 1878.
}. NJ. STONE
By the Governor:
kINLoCH + NLcoNER. Secretary of Sute.
DESCRIPTION.
DR.. John W. Porter is FUN six l1j feet high.
about thirty BOD years old, very spare made
thin vsaEcd, blue eyos, light sandy huir. and
slightly stopped ina shoulders.
Myl5, 7S-3w.
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PETER H. BAILEY,

A tfOrHey at LIW-JackSOn, Nfss.
IN Will prosecute claims before the Court
of Claims in Washington, D. c., and viii prac-
tice in the Circuit and District Courts of the
United States and the State Courts. I-s~ APP
plications of Soldiers and Sailors, or their
widows, for pensions, under the Act of March
9th, 1873, as well as under former laws of the
United States, will receive special attention.
apI24 7S-6m.
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VIRGINIA Tobacco

EsFINELEPHONE" CIGARS
l. Smoking Tobacco-au grades, by
A VIRDEN
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A Ill operations executed in the most scien-
n tifc manner Teeth Extracted ABso-
LuTELT WITHOUT PAIN, by the use Of PURE
Nitrous Oxide Gas. Artificial Teeth inserted
by new principle Of suction which prevents
them from becoming loose in the mouth None
but the PuREsT MATERIAL used. The BEST
WORK for the LEAST MONEY. Will visit Rail-
read Stations, when requested, either in per-
son, or will send q competent Operat
whose work will be responsible.
oct3I' Tiff
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TINS present railroad timetable will
no found ar the head of this column.
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BLOUNT SPRINGS.
ALA8 AVA

4 PLEASANT NOUN AIN SUMNER RE
n eORT-kuown 70 tbs health aud lleaure-
seekers Of Alabama and Mississippi for fifty
years.
New KIOteI-NeWIy Furnished-
throughout. LARGELY INCREASED facilities.
Every arrangement Is being made 10 make
this THE Watering Place OF The South
All chronic diseases successfully treated
- RheumaGisHn. Dyspepsia and
Chronic Diarrhea, speeialties
~ NV BATHING Houses AND BATHS Of
any desired temperature, given
Send for Circular and terms to-
5. D. HOLT, PRoPR
My29. f7S-4w
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OLIVER CmroN, ESQ, has entered
o raa discharge IF his duties as Clerk Of the
S..rrar.e Court.
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WANTED.-We desire to establish a gem
w eral Agency in JACKSON, or vicinity, 10
control the sales of a staple article of daily
consumption. Any energetic man with small
capital may secure permanent, paying busi-
ness For particulars address EXPIRE MANU-
FEATURING OoMRANY, 164 Fulton St., N. Y.
My2278-2w.
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MARKET NEWS.
COTTON.
POvISIONS.

CORN-49 cents per bushel.
FLoUR-S4 80 70 S. % per barrel.
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PROCLAMATION.

Mays 7s-aoI
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May 22-2w.
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Jackson. Miss, Sept. 26. ls77-tf.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-06-26

Leon De1lsmore, the chap that stole
Porter T. Gibbs horse 1--WE gave the
partfc ulars of the theft in last weeks is
sue) has come to grief. The sheriff of
Redwood county captured the thief at
the foot Of the coteau, three days after
he had committed the deed.
Judge Cox, having convened term
of court in Redwood last week, en-
paneled grand jury for the especial
benefit of Mr.. Densmore. The fellow
plead guilty and received his sentence,
which is three years hard labor at
Saltwater, just one week after he had
committed the deed. A similar quick
disposition was made of a horse thief
at Marshall the week previous A Mr..
Long stole a horse on Saturday, was
arrested on Sunday, on Tuesday the
court met, on Wednesday the defen-
dant plead guilty, and on Thursday he
was on his way to Saltwater, to serve
four years.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-06-26

As the coming Republi can county
convention will choose delegates to the
9th District Republican Senatorial
convention, it might not be amiss to
say 9 word with reference to the last
named convention. The Senator for
the ensuing term by right belongs to
Brown county, and we have no doubt
will be conceded to us by the upper
counties comprising this district if a
good man is presented. There are sever
al m en- in this county that would be
acceptable to the Repub ican voters Of
the district, among whom we might
name Hon. John G. Rudolph, Hon.
fChas. Wagner, Hon. G. G. Brandt, Hon.
L. ID. Rice, M. G. Burnside, Hon. X. H.
Helling, besides several others, Let
this matter be agitated and let those
who have senatorial aspirations make
the fact known, or Brown County will
again be leftout in the cold. The matter
OF whom we shall present should be
thoroughly understood at the time the
delegates are chosen.
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LIVER is KING.

The Liver is the imperial organ of
the whole human system, as it controls
the life, health and happiness Of man.
When it is disturbed in it's proper ac-
ton. all kinds of ailments are its natur-
al result. The digestion Of food, the
movement Of the heart and blood, the
action OF the brain and nervous system,
are all ediately connected with the
workings of the Liver. It has been
successfully proved that Greens August
Flower is unequal1ed in curing all per-
sons afflicted with Dyspepsia or Liver
Complaint, and all the numerous symp-
toms that result from an Unhealthy CON
5dition to the Liver aud Stomach.
Sample bottles o.try 10 cents. Posi-.
lively sold in al towns of the Western
Continent. Three doses will prove
that it is just what you want. For
sale by Jos. Bobleter:
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Golden Gate Correspondence.
GOLDEN GATE, JUNE goth, 1878

GOLDEN GATE, JUNE goth, 1878.
Editor RepieaO:
1t is refreshing iii these latter days to think that
cried quits, and lays down the weapons OF his war
fare, we hope he and all the good people Of Podunk
will 'lay up dar treasures in heaben Whar de moth
neber cut de teeth
the 5th? It seems another philosopher, having moth
ing particular just now to do, is punching up the
Town Board. He must be suffering from an attack
think he must be a political quack, for his Ian
quage seems to indicate his profession. He dates
his articlefrom Home, just as though we did not
he is leader in politics in that burg, and expects
to runfo Office next election That article in,
the Herald is written for political capital, know
~, the writer thought it would be grand idea to
begin the campaign by pitching into the Town
Boardiand slashing that institution up That is 81
things when he ets cut to
nOtOriety, but among us he is decidedly unpopular
as manipulation Of politics. He tells us about a
certain person whose influence is baneful. and is
felt from Albion to Eden. Just as though the mo-
rality over that section of the country was dying
out in consequence of the baneful influence of this
PERSONS shadow. Bah! Better nothave said this,
will feel the power of this shadow, Your friends
lay you aside defunct relic. The better way
for you to do is to hold in and pnt your best hat on
anu ~ W church, anu Ifedt peOplc We'll. linen you
may, in measure, regain your lost power and be-
come quite man again. This is your best course
to pursue unless your should unfortunate-
ly get the better of your common sense.
The noted politician to whom you refer in your
Herald article may, aftor all have some influence,
and to denounce him is IN bad taste as you may re-
alize when our county convention meets Now, I
bid behave yourself that posterity may say: 81 bid
is dead, and the Town Board, though treating him
respectfully on the score Of old acquaintance,
shows no disposition to espouse his whins nor copy
his example.
gentleman enquiries, .twhat is the width of the
belt over which the baneful influence extends its
shadow? Is 81 bid inside the line?' He is so near it
that when he sees the evil spirit approaching he
betakes himself to his instrument and bids it be-
gone That's the 81 bid'' exercises evil spirits.
Later.-Strolling down the streets of Sleepy Eye
the other day,I met man whom took to be ibid
He had been reading up the law on town boards,
and, if looks are not deceiving he is well backed
up. He looked as though he felt good deal like
the colored preacher who said: ssBredern, if 1had
been eatn dried apples for week am then took to
drinkin' for monf couldn't feel more swelled up
than am dis minnit wild pride an vanidy at seem
myself backed up.'' Ibid will either sbust'' HIM
self or the town board. fear he will go up if he
keeps OH. Respectfully,
zone Of the Boys
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PERSONAL.

L. Bixby, proprietor of the Owa-
tonna Review, and Bixby's Death Pain,
made us a short call last Monday.
Il. Hanson, Of Sleepy Eye. gave us
a pleasant call last Friday. He reports
business as being good.
Alex. Harkin, the accommodating
merchant at West Newton, spent a
few hours in our city last Saturday.
Prof. Moore, of the State Univer.
sity, is in the city for the purpose of
holding an examination of all such
persons as are DESTROYS of entering the
above named institution.
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Iberia Correspondence.
IBERIA, June Goth, 1878.
Editor Reriew:

IBERIA, June Goth, 1878.
Editor Review:
ASH was looking over the Herald a short
time ago my eyes CHANGED to fall upon
a few remarks on the circus. Now my
ideas differ in some respects from the
Herald Editors. Firstly, think it
causes a great deal Of comment and a
good deal Of excitement. The country
girls never have any trouble to find
out what show to patronize. I think
the country folks good behavior far ex-
ceeded the towns people, and as for a
monkey, that would be no sight for a
country girl, for all she would have to
do would be to go to town and she would
see plenty of them standing behind the
counters and on the corner of the street,
whether there was circus or not. [
think if the Herald editor would take a
ride in thecountry ,hewould find that the
country girls did not spend their time
in smarting up their hats and making
new dresses just to attend the circus;
and as for beaux they are not troubled
with them. They can 60 in town with
their father OF brother and attend the
circus and not stop for the evening
entertainment, but leave that for the
city gents and their lady loves. AS
for the country boys they don't need
hair-oil for their hair. They have
plenty of good soap and water to clean
their scalps. They generally send the
muskrats in for the city folks to oil
their hair with. As for the long tailed
coats I did not see any in the day time.
Perhaps they were left with the long
trailed dresses and the bogus. money
for the evening entertainment.
Methinks / see the Herald Editor
peeking through the shutters. Perhaps
he's waiting for the. evening enter
tainment, because he chooses darkness.
rather than daylight.
COUNTRY GIRL
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Sleepy Eye Gleaning s.

Our merchants are doinga good bust
ness. 8s
Every body is preparing for the
Fourth. III
The past week has been dull one
for the news gatherer.
The dance at Emerick's passed off
pleasantly and the participants had a
good time.
If any one wants to buy a Marsh self
binder they can be accommod by
D. I. Russell.
VIM. Baker has built himself a new
house in Brooklyn and arnamented it
with two coats of paint last week,
We expect to have a glorious time
on the Fourth. The programme con-
sists Of a picnic and bal playing in the
7 day time and dance and fire works in
the evening.
A man that don't take care Of his
harness, ought not to have one So
says our friend John Zieske. the Sleepy
Eye harness man. And he is right.
For when you can purchase for the
small sum of fifty cents box of Frank
Miller's Harness oil and Backing there
is no excuse for having rusty looking
or stiff harness. And, by the by, John
has full supply of this celebrated
backing on hand, besides full assort-
ment CT cuIry-combs, brushes, cards,
&C., ranging in price from the cheapest
to the best to suit any sized pocket
book. He has also always on hand a
full stock of riding brides and halters,
OF his own make, and fully warranted.
Also riding and Buggy whips, light
and heavy blankets, fly nets, sweat
pads, collars, both leather and can
vass. Johns harnesses are all Of his
own make and rank A No. /. Now,
John proposes by making only small
margin of profit to sell out his present
stock during the summer months. So,
good friends, when you are in want of
anything in Johns line be sure to give
him a call, and we know that you will
be suited.
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new ADVERTISEMENTS
Hurrah For Low Prices!

The undersigned will offer
20 pounds Of dried apples for $1.OO
S . good,Rio coffee = $l.OO
Japan Tea, good quail
ity, 4Oct.
Peaches, pound cans, per can 2Oct.
Swiss Cheese, hes tin the market,
per pound, l5ct.
Keg Holland Herring 9Oct.
l Keg Russian Sardines 85ct.
And the balance Of their stock of dry
goods, groceries, hats, caps and notions
at greatly reduced prices. Highest
market price paid for produce.
NEUMANN & ROSSKOPF.
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SLEEPY EYE POST OFFICE NOTICE.

For the accommodation Of our bust
ness men, and the public generally,
the Post Office will be open on Sundays
from Otto II a. M, and from to 4 D.
m, only.
Mail going east will close every day,
except Mondays, at 1926 p. m. Going
west at 9:l0a. m. L. HANSON,
Postmaster.
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Wild strawberries are ripe.

Wild Strawberries are ripe.
The gooseberry crop this year pro-
misses to be immense.
Our machine men are doing rail-
road business.
4 grand ball will be given in Arbei-
ter Hall on the evening Of July 9TH.
Sam. Peterson received q car load of
wire for his Self.binders, Inst week.
New potatoes have made their APP
pearance in our vegetable market.
The late heavy showers have lodged
considerable grain in some localities.
Buy:your lemons and oranges for the
4th at the City Drug Store.
The weather last Sunday and Monday
WAS most uncomfortable hot.
The New York circus will make the
people OF St. Peter happy July the Sd.
Col. Pfender will deliver an Grafton
In German at Howard Lake on the
Fourth.
blanchard says that lisa clear case
Of mistaken identity. Com. Sanders
rise and explain.
Gooseberries with porcupine over
coats are beginning to make their ap-
pearance at our grocery stores.
b. juno. of the University at Min.
neapolis. Is engaged in the geological
survey of the Lake Superior region,
this summer. 81
When you are in want Of any shoot
ing irons. remember that you can get 4
complete revolver and q hox of car.
trigcs for $aa.c0 ut the City Drug Store.
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Lone Tree Lake Corre.pond ence-.

- .LONETREE LAkE,(
JUNE 23d 1873
We are going to have 18th Of July
celebration !! and Picnic, to express our
estimate OF independence and Free
dom. 1t will be held near the residence
OF ~. Hartwick, where a grove will be
extemporlzed for the occasion, and
everything made exquisitely enjoyable.
There VIII be a Lemonade and Ice
Cream Stand on the ground, where one
can cool off at their pleasure. Singing
music, an Grafton by Mr.. Eldred, and
toasts will do their full share to fill up
the day. Exercises continued through
the evening Come one, come all, and
be happy. PATRIOT.
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Golden Gate Correspondence.
GOLDEN GATE, }
JUNE %, 1878. {
Editor Re rfew:

E12tOr IGeU5eaO:
The match game of base ball played
here to-day, between the Rustics of
Iberia, and the Centennials of this
place, resulted in victory for the
Centennials by the following score:
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-06-26
SCHUJETZEN GARDEN

This popular summer garden will
from now on be open for. the entertain
ment Of guests at all. times. Free
social hop and concert every Sunday
afternoon, the weather permitting.
Splendid Ice Cream and Coffee can be
had at any time on short notice, also
the best Of liquors and cigars will be
constantly kept on hand.
Two targets are to the free DISPOSE
ton OF all those who whish to practice
target shooting.
All are cordially invited.
LOUIS SCHILLING.
New Ulm, June 18th, 1873.
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Commercial.
Corrected WeekHtyRchaydP tetJsyie.
NEW ULM MARKET.
Post once Address New Ulm.

Flour, per bbl.. 5O@e.5O
Wheat, per bushel Is
Oats, per bushel- ...-.-.. 40
Barley, per bushe-- SO
Corn per bushel, ....-.-... 4O]
Beans, per bushel- 2.75
Potatoes. per bushel. $50. IS
Hams, per pound -.-.--.... 10
Cheese per fb....-.-. l8
Salt, per bbl,. ZOO
Butter, per ib. .-...-..-.... 81
Eggs per dozen. -.--.--.. u
Lard, pei, pound, 10
Honey, per pound. 2o@25
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-06-26
PART III.

PART III.
/ Prize Target Shooting, with Springfield Rifles,
commencing at 2 p. m. Open to all.
2 Prize Contest at Bowling Alley
3 Balloon ascension, at p. m.
Foot Race for prizes, at 4 p. m. free to all.
5 Sack Race ,. - at4:3O p. m. - - -
Three-Legged Foot Race at p. m. . y -
Award Of Prizes, at 6 p. M.
The whole to be interspersed with Speeches, Music
Dancing &C. &c. &C.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-06-26
PROGRAMME.

PART l.
l. Assemble at Armory (Arbeiter HalD at a. m.
2. Parade through the principal streets at 10 a. m.
3. March to Schuetzen Garden at IL. a. m.
4. Free Lunch and refreshments upon arriving
at Garden.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-06-26
FOR SALE!

Eighty head of long wooded sheep
and lambs are for sale, at bargain,
on the farm of the undersigned, in West
Newton. For further particulars ap.
ply to
ALEX HARKIN.
WEST NEWTON, MINI.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-06-26

Free Buss to and from the Garden.
@ No pains or expense will be
spared to make the festival one long
to be remembered by all participants.
ALL ARE CORDIALLY INVITED
The Committee.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-06-26
PART u.

Exercises at Schuetzen Garden.
1. Red White and Blue, Dorchester
2. Grafton, H. A. Suba, Sr
3. Hail Columbia, Dorchester
q. Dinner, Mr.. Sch:lng will be prepared to ac-
cOmmodate all.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-03-09

Homer LOwery has gone to Texas.
He will be absent only a few weeks. Won
der if he will come home alone.
Ira NJ. Clifford, formerly the cashier
Of the First National Bank of Davenport,
has purchased the stock of Wittenberg,
the Secretary of the Davenport Plow
Works, and has been elected secretary of
the company,
"A saloon keeper by the name of Hall
in Davenport, shot one Schoening, who was
drunk, while he was rafting at the door of
his saloon last night at II o'clock The
ball entered the left eye. The shot was
fred through the window. At last &C
counts Schoening was in a critical coDdi-
ton. The ball could not be found by
probing last night.