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rNTEhLsGENCf,.
PORT OF RICHMOND, NOVEMBER 20, 1875

q =
LII a.s,. ARRIVED. (, .l,.- .i. - -
Schooner Belle Brown, Hunt, Windsor y: s.'
plaster, 10 order. : 2
SAILED. -.. x ra..a3 !.
Schooner Sardinia, CaIbrook, New York, camel
coal. e.. Storrs agent. ,,,.
I. Schooner Major William Fl. Tanfun, Shoe, tnila-
delphia, granite, Curtis & Parker. 81, +. ~. :
-. CLEARED FOR THIS PORT. :,
Schooner James \. Billings, Lewis, Baltimore,
November 10Th.
yenber 18th. b ta,4.I srs,-.t SO -,
yember 9Th. 80 -" - ,.''.s 80,
/ Brig Payan, Windsor, n. S.. November 18Th.
Schooner Venture, Halfeld, Windsor, n. g, NO.
yeInber 18th. .,l.l.;.s L. .-.: IL
Schooner John Irene,l Creekrfore, hence at Nor
folk November 9th, 10
. Brig Harmonic (Dutch), Drome, hence at london
November ! 7th. 49,. -. = -, -.
Bark MafcatOr, Herd, hencs Mt Bahia October
18th.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Cuba.

HAVANA, November 20.-General Marti-
nez Campos has returned from the interior
Of the Island. His visit was highly salts
factory to the people. The commissioners
of the Spanish bank in Havana, who were
sent to Europe to negotiate loan of $685..
600, 900, have returned-having fulfilled
their mission. Fifteen millions were SUBJ
scribed in Paris. Possibly the bank itself
will negotiate the balance, or it will be also
NEGOTIATED in Paris,
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By Richardson 4 Co..
Real Estate AGENTS and !tuciioncers,
lll3 Min sircei.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FIVE
~ VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS On Tue
NORTH LINE OF MAIN STREET BErWEEN
JEFFERSON AND MADISON STREETS ny
AUCTiON-By virtue Of Il decree Of the Chaneery
Court of the CITY oil Richmond eucrei on the 29tli
day OF June. 1876, in the suit Of Walker ana wife
u.s. Bayly, &c, shall, as special commissioners
thereby appointed. sill bv auction on The premises,
on MONDAY the 25th Of November, ISIS, At
O'Clock L. ~, FIVE VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS-lwO OF which front 26 feet, and three y
feet each, and run back between parallel libes LOO
feet 10 an alley In The 20 tc: wide, on the north
side of Main street between Jefferson and Madison
streets.
Parties wanting to bny cannot do better than In
vest In these lois. They possess all the advantages
of location 10 b. desired. jnd by far more COLI
-enicut 10 The business centre thnn many nhcr lots
for which there seems to I've 4 greater demand.
Being anxious 10 wind up this suit ana these lois
being all the city property belonging TO Tue GSftlc
Of the said BayY unsold, great inducements VIII ID;
offered To buyers.
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance In six. twelve,
ard eighteen months. negotiable notes given for tile
deferred payments with interest added, and Sc
cured by deed of trust.
JOHN II. GUY.
ALEXANDER .. HoLLADAY.
70 Is Commissioners.
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a Murderer Acquitted by Nollc Pro
-

WASHINGTON, November 20.-A 7aoHe pro
Sequi has been entered in the case OF George
&. Ellison, late chief engineer OF the House
OF Representatives, who was indicted for
the murder OF David Smalls two years ago.
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BY Grubbs. & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No Eleventh street.

EXCELLENT MEDIUM SIZE FRAME
ia DWELLING No. gil NORTH TWENTY
FOURTH STREET.. BETWEEN CLAY AND
LEIGH, AT AUCTION.-We will sell 1T auction,
1878, az 4 O'Clock P. NJ. the NEAT AND ON
PORTABLE FRAME DWELLING above referred
10. IL has five rooms aud Is In good order: also,
kitchen with two rooms, wash-hotiSc and well OF
good water The yard. The LOT fronts ~ feet and
runs back about 100 feet to an alley IN the rear:
TERMS: Al sale, GRuBDS &c WILLIAMS.
no l6 NucEoneerS,
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GROCERIES,. dc.
uxpagsTUgE OF SrEAsfEHS.

EOR NEW YOR k.-The Old .IFfssss
& Dominion Steamship CoInpany'ssassiEs;ssss Z,
STEAMSHIPS RICHMOND. Captain KELLY. Will sail
FRIDAY, November 22d. at l O'Clock L. ".
Freight received until - O'Clock Nj.
Through bills CT lading signed ami goods Tor
wardcd with dispatch 10 all points north, south
east and west; also, to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York, sl2; roTnd-trip TICKETS
H2O. Steerage, sc and Sc.
6. w. ALLEN Z CO. Agents,
no 20-3t Company's Wharf. RocEets.
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Church (who joined the Conference nt this
SESSION., was transferred to the Alabama
Conference; Rev. g. r. Taylor to the Ar
kansas Conference, and Rev. p. 81. Fish
burn to the Baltimore Con ference.
The session OF Conference was most
pleasant and harmonious one In all re-
spects. Even in the cases Of maladminis.
tration, the most charitable and kindly feel
ing prevailed.
Conference adjourned at midnight, and
this morning many of the delegates left for
their homes. Many others took their de-
parture this afternoon.
AT the Washington-Street church this
morning the Bishop ordained Rev. W. w.
Royal to elders orders, with special. refer
ence to his missionary labors In China, to
which point nc viii soon sail. The ser
vices were Interesting and Impressive, and
were witnessed by quite large assemblage
OF ministers and citizens.
Appointments.
The following are the appointments which
were not published yesterday: $50. ~
Charlottesville District.--Rev. D. e. willis,
Presiding Elder. $3.50
Charlottesville-J. W. Bledsoe.
Albepsarle-F. NJ. Edwards. r.a
Lousa-E. Ell. Pritchett. ..r
Scottsyille-~~T. A. Ware. -
Fluvanna-W. Z. Payne. .a.% :
Batesvi!te--R. Ferguson. 3s "et.:
Gordonsville and Orange-H. n. Hope.
Orange Circuit--J. I. Master, w. II.
Camper.
. Eley's Ford-To be supplied by r. Ste
yens. ~
CuIpeper Station--J. NJ. Burton.
!Gulpeper Circuit-E. Ct. Chandler. ri
Rappannock-J. FL. Crown. 5H. ,.E
WoodYiiie MiSsion-John y. Moss.
Madison-O. Littieton. l.s as5,"
Rohnson-River Mission-To be supplied
by w. A. Tompkins. r.; ~ 'T4a: 81
Greene-R. w. Watts.
= Stony-Peint Mission-W. II. Riddick.
Milton-C. E. Wren. -. .
Piedmont Mission-To be supplied by G.
w. Bailey. 49,. -. ..;.
Lynch6urg District-Rev. r. N. sledd,
Presiding Elder. ~. ...s
Centenary, Lynchburg-J. S. Hunter.
Court-Street, LYnchburg-A.C Z. Bledsoe,
T. III. Early. -
Madison and Daniels Hll--John Bayley.:
Amherst-J. Z. Moore. ...... RIG !,
West Anherst-W. F. Robins. : ),
Mount Plcasant-J. III: Kabler. :,
8edford-W. F. Balm.
| South Bedford-M. L. Bishop, A. D..
Bradshaw. ,.'- g.
Jackson-W. A. Laughan. -
| Bedford Springs-C. F! Watts.
| Liberty. n. Jones. 80 !.
Nelsou-W. II. Gregory.
>Appomattox-T. J. Taylor. q
!Campbell-James O. Moss.
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SROcKERY. GLASSWARE. DC.

NEW GOODS.
ELEGANT DECORATED DINNER and TEA
SETS OF floral and hrt! Gccorallons;
RICH VASES OF marine, bird. AMI loral DECORATIONS
BEAUTIFUL ToILET-SETS of new designs.
| These goods were manufactured and decorated by
Haviland & Co., OF Limoges, France, especially 10
Blue CANTON CHINA DINNER-sETs, ard BY
the single piece. ,,,,, ,,,,,,, INV
NER and TEA-SETS OF al the new shapes: ,
AMERICAN CHINA DINNER and TEA WARE
A new line of TOILET WARE-vcrT handsciuei
TIN TOuET-SETS In great variety:
HOUSEFURNLSHlSG GOODS OF All klnos'
All the novelties in FANCY GOODS.
Parties are especially Invited to call anu examine
my stock whether they wish 10 purchase or no,;
seoA l01l Main street.
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NOTICE

A great many Of the most valuable articles re-
main yet to be sold. i;s.t ELLIS sABRAM,
4 no Gilt - - Pawnhroker.
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ELLIS ABRlsl. Pawnbroker.
ELLIS ADRIAN, Pawub1 oker.

For sale privately, TWO SUPERIOR SEVEN
OCTAVE PIANOS. one of which is. now In use az
Professor Eau5e's Dancing Academy the other can
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The Austrian Red Book.

The Austrian Red Book. 49,.
PEsTH. November 20.-The Austrian Red
Book comprises documents showing that
Turkey officially organized and iostered re.
sistance to Austrian occupation OF Bosnia
sent regular troops disguised as BASH
Bazouks into Bosnia; organized the AIDA
MAN league, and, after these preparations
for insurrection, broke Oft the negotiations
regarding the convention.
Canadn's New Governor-General.
HALIFAX, November 20.-The Duke OIL
Edinburgh landed at the dock-yard this
morning under royal salute, and was fur
nished guard OF honor from the Onc-hun'
dred-and. first regiment. The Duke, accom-
panied by Vice-Admiral Ingleteld, drove
to the Military office, where he held re-
ception for the officers of the garrison. He
then called on the Governor, and afterwards
drove to the Admiralty house.
TIE Prussian " Budget"
BERLIN, November 2e.-The PrusSian
Budget shows surplus last year OF $780,
900 marks, which, however, has been alb
sorbed in Prussia's contribution 10 the I'm
perial expenditures. It is estimated tho
deficit will be 1850, 900 marks.
King Humbert's Assailant.
LONDON, November 20.-A dispatch from
Rome. to the Times says: Passanante, the
would.be assassin OF King Humbert, mani
tested the most perfect unconcern and as
surance while being examined. 1t was evil
dent that he had calmly meditated the com
mission OF the act, and fully made up hl:
mind to the consequences. At one pointlr
the examination, when the magistrate ex'
pressed horror at the deed the prisoner hac
attempted, the latter said It seems to me
you are getting too excited" On being
asked il he had not observed that the PEG
Bile would have torn him to pieces but fol
the police, he replied: g People. are fools
They always act that way" To d question
as to whether he had intended to kill thu
King or merely wound him, be answered
'.My intention was to finish him." Hesait
he was neither an, Internationalist or So
cialist; that he did not know the meaning
OF those words: but he failed to satisfacto
rily account for an International work fount
in his possession. The King will confer th'
Collar OF the Annunziata upon Signor Cal
=. III
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TRUSTEES SALE OF FOUR VALU-
l. ABLE MULES.-By virtue Of q deed OF trust
executed by W. A. Lash. bearing date January 80,
1877, aud duly recorded in the County Court clerks
Office of Prince Edward county In d: q. 3 l, page
1873, will sell ut Chula Station, on the Richmond
aud DanyiIle railroad, on WEDNESDAY the l3th
day Of November. at public auction, ut ~ O'Clock
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.-f,1 ;. BAY MULE.
DARK BROWN MULE, and
'SORREL MULES. o.. .'..,
TERMS OF SALE will be cash rs 10 the payment OF
expenses Of SALE cost of charges, and payment Of q
deiauted note fer 1925: and the residue upon such
terms as said Lash may determine.
- LOUIS +. BOSSIEUX,
Trustee,
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AUerIoa sALEs-..Tnis pa \,
by E. D. Cook. Anciioneer,
81 1911 Mafn street. =.
sALEa on GOLD

SALE OF GOLD
X AND SILVER WATCHES. DI An ONDS,
CLOTHING. FURNITURE. F0IR-ST0P ORGAN,
THURSDAY, 21st instant, Mt j o O'Clock, will
sell at my Office. No. GIG Broad street, large as
gortment OF FORFEITED PLEDGES. consisting of
GoLDand SILVER WATCHES. CHAINS, RINGS,
STUDS &c. -READY-NADE CLOTHING. DRY
GOODS, FURNITURE: one FOUR-STOp OR.
GAN, In good order; GUNS, PISTOLS, &c, togefh-
er with many other articles of value usually found
In o drst-c!ass pawnbroker's sale.
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Maine Central Railroad,
CHANGE OF TINE.

CHANGE OF TINE.
On and after Monday, July LIST, 1878, trains
will leave Augusta
For Portland and Boston at 800 and $50 A. NJ.
40 and II Os p. NJ.
For Rockland. $40 and Q so A, M,
For Harrington. $50 A. NJ.
A. NJ, l.4OP NJ.
For Waterville and Skowhegan, 8.siP.M.
For Belfast, Dexter and Bangor, 3.6l r. NJ, and
a.25 A. NJ.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Nonresident Taxes,

In the town of Mt. Vernon in the County. of
kennebec. for the year 1877. The following
in the to. n of Mt. Vernon. for the year 1871, in
bills committed TO Loren r. Doilof, Col ector
OF said town, on the 9th day Of August, ISL, has
on the Path day OF June 1878, by his certificate OF
that date, aud now rem ain unpaid and notice is
herebv given tn It If the said taxes and Interest,
and charges are not paid into the treasury OF the
said town within eighteen mouths from the date
of the commitment OF the said bills mucn OF the
real estate taxed, ~ will be safAcent to pay the
amount due iherefor, incl ding interest and char
ges. will, ithout further notice, be sol at public
auction at the Treasnrer's o1ice in said town, on
Saturday toe 18th day of February, 1879, at 5
O clock, p. NJ:
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District Court OF the United States,
District OF Maine,

]
Francis Low, Jr., In Bankruptcy.
Bankrupt
THIS Is to give notice that Petition has been
Il presented to the court, this nineteenth " of
August, 1878, by Francis Low, Jr,, oil Clinton, in
said III tria, Bankrup praying tina h. may be
decreed have full discharge irm all his debts.
provsble under the Bankrupt Act, and upon read.
ing said Petition 40
IT 10 ORDERED by the Court that a hearing be had
upon the same, on the first Monday Of November,
d. 1873, before the Court in Poriani, In said
District, a. 10 O'Clock "A. M, and that notice
thereof be published IN the kei nebec Jour
nal aud the somerset Reporter, newspa pers
printed In said District, week for thrs uc-
ces sive weeks, the last publication 70 be thirty
days ut least before the day OF hearing, and that
ali creditors who have proved their debts, and
other persons in interest, may appear at said time
and place. ard show use, If any they have, why
the prayer Of said petition should not be granted.
WIN. P.PREBLE,
Clerk ofDistrict Court, for said District.
st&WsepA,il,ls st'W y Il asa
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u. 8. Marshal's ONCE.
u. 8, Marrhal's Office.
PORTLAND, August % 1878

PORTLAND, August 2s 1873.
nIsTRICT OF MAINE, IS This |. TO give no.
IL lice. That on he twenty sixth day OF august,
A. D. 1878, a warrant In bankruptcy was issued
AGAINST the Joint and several estates OF Foster
Brown and Alonxo N. GnodwL, co.partn. 70 under
,he name and style OF Blown Goodwin, Ut vat.
erville in the County of Kenne bee, and State of
Name who bav, bee adjudged Bankrupts, on
their own peution died In the ID sti:t Court, Tor
said District, August 23d A. d Is s; that the pay
m.nt OF any de,'ts, and delivery OF any properly
belonging TO such Bankrupts, TO them or for their
use and the transfer OF any property by them are
Of said Bankrnpis, TO prove their debts, and to
choose one or more Assgnees OF their Est ties, will
be held ut q Court Of Bankrui tcy to be holden at
lore Johu w. MAY, Register. on the nineteenth
day Of septe mber, A. u. 1876, At 10 O'Clock A. N.
h. B. MURRAY,
US. Marshal as Messenger, for said District.
tAw-senl.ll Il
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S1O 70 x6 per Day osss. sss y. I'M
- Ss S. S:.iSss;Ss,$s -
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E. NJ. Ale xander,
SUMMER BOARDING HOUSE
WEST HARPSWELL, MAINE.

This house is new, situated on high land, with a
splendid view OF tie can. fifteen miles from
Portland, connected by steamers twice daily also
cor pected with towns on line M ne Central by
dali. ssags at Brunswick. Light. airy rooms good
feciljtee for boat. 3. battling snd ashing Tslms,
- and ~ per week. Iulyae.tlns I
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US. Marshaps Office.

PORTLAND, August 81, 1878.
DISTRICT OF MAINE, S.:
VINHIs IS TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the thIr.
i tieth day of August, A. ID. 1878, Warrant
10 Bankruptcy was issuet against the estate OF
Joseph l.. True of Benton, in the County OF
kenDebec, end STATE of Maine. who has been ad.
judged q Bankrupt on his own petition. filed in
A. d. 1878; that the payment OF any debts, and de-
livery of any property belonging to such Bankrupt,
erty by him are forbidden by law; that meeting
OF the Creditors Of said Bankrupt, TO prove their
debts, and 70 choose one or more Assignoes Of his
Estate, will be held at Court OF Bankruptcy 10
he holden at the Court House In Augusta, IN eaid
county, before John W May, Register. on the
ninett enth day Of September, A. d. 1878, at 10
O'Clock A. n.
-aI'1T B. B. MURRAY,
U. 8. Marshal. a. Messenger, for said District.
t&Wseutl,ll
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-08-07

Political leaders in the South who bav.
lntlmated that a coalition between tn,
Southern Democracy and Blaine & Co.
OF the North, mi ht be made more adj
vantageous to the South than the present
union OF the Democracy of the two sec
tons, would do well to take under serious
advisement the following resolution which
was adopted as late as the Both of july
by the Republican State Convention
of Maine, by direction of Mr.. Blaine
who was present and took part in the
deliberations of the body. The same
platform contains significant intimation
that the Southern States under their
present Democratic administrations are
not protecting the civil and political
rights of all their citizens, and SAYS that
"the work of the Republican party is nm.
tinished"-bayonet work:
Eighth-It is evidently the purpose IF rho
democratic party, if it should come into fnII |
power, to pay hundreds of millions of dol.
drs OF suspended war claims Of dislovaI
men, already presented to Congress ~
waning favorable moment for presenta-
ION, Wnlch makes 1t dOubly important. novu
hat the Senate is soon to PASS hinder nar.
'cratlc control, that the House of Represen-
atiVeS TO De chosen in the coming eiectians
mould De under Republican control.
UoV. Connor was unanimously renom /.
4teG, and after speeches by Hon. It. II
,' oouIoro, senator Blaine, and Representa-
YES Frye and Hale, the Conyention al
burned. au-
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8Ir. Wright of 1he VicI6sburg
Herald.

Elk President Davis, to our knowledge,
did not seek the opportunity to deliver
his Mississippi City speech. The occa-
sion was made for him by others, and
while he shrank from it, he could not
have declined without being uncivil to
his countrymen who requested it. When
delivered it became public property and
the right of the press to dissent from it
should have been as unquestioned as his
right to deliver it. While therefore we
approved his speech, thought it in good
taste and worthy of "the greatest living
American" and of the righteous cause
of which he is the best impersonation,
We did not sanction the intolerance which
has impugned the motives and assailed
the character of those who did not en-
dorse it. We believed that error of
opinion may be tolerated where reason is
free to combat it. Our esteemed con-
temporary, the Vicksburg Herald, among
others, dlssented from and criticised the
speech, and has run the gauntlet of
harsh comment by the press and others.
The fact has elected from Mr. Wright,
the editor, a statement Of his war record
from which the following extract is taken.
1t ought to convince his critics that his
objection to the speech of Mr.. Davis is
attributable to an honest difference of
opinion and not to want of fealty to his
native land in her hour of trial
The father of the editor of the Herald, at
the beginning of the civil war between the |
States, had three grown sons. They were
all volunteers in the Confederate army |
One of them was killed at Sharpsburg, an
other was taken prisoner in the third year |
Of the war, and remained a prisoner until |
nearly the close of the war, when he escap-
"a TO Canada. The editor of the He aid re-
NAMED in the army until his health was
completely broken down. when he was
lonorably discharged. This discharge was
in the Monitor and COPIED in the
;LARIoN when Colonel McCardle first orig
mated this insinuatiOn during a violent per-
Onal controversy between u.s.
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FLORIDA MANIPULATIoNs:
Governor Stearns Commissioners MI
Hhe "A. and NJ College.

Gov. j. NJ. Stone, President ca. otf1ficio
Gen. A. NJ. West, of Holly Springs; Hon,
Chas. l.. Gilmer, of Sharon, Madison
county; w. r. Montgomery, ESQ, OF
Starkville; Hon. T. C. Dockery. of
Loves Station, DeSoto county; Hon. w.
b. Augustus, of Macon; Hon. L. b.
Brown; of Enterprise Hon. J. NJ
Causey, of McComb City; DIR. D. L.
Phares, of Woodville, and Capt. Frank
Burkitt, Secretary, of Okolona, consti.
tuting the Board of Trustees of the Agri
cultural and Mechanical College, com.
pied their tour of inspection of locations
offered for the institution, last week, and
will meet again in Jackson on the 10th
of September, to make selection. In
addition to the bids heretofore published
IN the CLARION, we have copied the fol
lowing from the McComb City Inteli- |
gencer:
McComb City and Summit Jointly offered
f4O acres OF the Mississippi Valley Com
Danys land lying between Summit and
McComb City, $4,000 in cash, 10000 feet of
SOod Iun1 Der; 200 acres OF Pike county la4fef-T
md said the New Orleans, ST Louis and |
chicago Railroad would transport free of
harge 1900 tons OF freight for the college,
s well as transport all students to and from
he college at One-half fare for all time to
ONE.
Crystal Springs Offered $4,000 In cash. !
no presented glowing picture of their I
lalms, accompanied with maps, charts, etc
Sharon, in Madison county, offered their /
Id college domain, and proposed to put the i
ulldlngs in first-clasS order, besides an adj \
lcent tract OF 100 acres of land o
kosciusko offered $4,000 and I6O acres of t.
GOD land, and said they had 1900 inhabi- e
IntS. IL
Winona offered sS,0OO i
The proposition is to be submitted to a u
'te of the people of Meridian whether v
at town will donate 1000 to secure g
e cation of the College at that place eC
he Mercury learns that Macon has q,
cred $40, 900. Nearly all the locations St
have heard mentioned, would be good "a
es for the College, but the suggestion ma
a contemporary is timely, that no tn
lount of money should induce the ella
ard to select an unsuitable place. ca
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Go for Him.

Altogether" says Senator Beck, Of
Kentucky, "the congressional prospec
for the lower house is frst-class, while
after the fourth of March the Senate will
be Democratic by ten majority, and per.
haps by eleven, and l am in favor of un-
seating Kellogg and giving the seat to the
rlghtful owner, Spoford. Kellogg holds
the seat by virtue of election by Legis-
lature that never was legal body, and
his commission is signed by man who
never was Governor of Louisian a, and is
now consul to Liverpool. kellogg is
booked.
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FIFTH DISTRICT
jackson Coun,,

Pursuant to a call by the Cor,.
cratic Executive Commifts. +| Dem.
County a mass meeting WA. Eaii daea..
ton, Miss, this 29th Of JULY Is- Al oan-.
delegates to the COugrc,.ioG4I 'oo'At ioes.
TO be held az HJZlehutst. Ma "Nfelrh-
Sd, 1873, to nominate cauIii,. p..lh,
Fifth Congressional District l9r u
Hon. Walter Denny wa, gI.,..,
man and =. $ Henry Spcretgr,, Calt
Hons. Walter Denny and w..
were elected delegate. anil rr-' A...s
Lewis and Chas. II. Wood aIfer..... a. e
power il they could not a.rarII ..''. Ft
proxies To east the vote of thr ,.,'... gu,.
On motion the following r..'.|'
unanimously adopted. 'oa u.
Resolved, That the Deleglf..
county % the Congressional D.. .'A .a
ventiou are hereby instructed ID. '.s ...
votes for the Hon. Chas. l.. U.,l.. ..r
use all honorable means t1 -rrr... "Nl l
nation, and that he is rhp clu.r. IL . N'H-
pie of this county, above uII cauH.I....e It..
mem Der from the Firth Cuuer...'.. .r
trict OF Mississippi. .'.a u.
On motiOu,t Pa-cagouIl D.r...
Sea Shore GaZette ANA y ..l-a' '.lr
were requested 70 publish tb. n-... .A.l.g
Of this meeting. '..'.Ha
On motion, the meeting l,Ii,t,...
49,. WALTER DENNY
). ). HENRY, Secretary ..'ia