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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-12-17
sHEKIFF's sAEE.
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ny viftue Of certain erdefSof ssIs }SG14E
4 from the court sof Tomm6n piess within
and for the county Of Monroe, and 6tsss os q
Ohio in case pending in said court bstwesue2
the above named parties, and 10 me directed ,'s
/ Will offer for sale at'public auction IT the
east door Of the court house IN .Woodsdsld, ~
onil : ss.,,,, = .e-..f,s s..t..s -,
Satetrddy, the 2lst day Of Decem6er, l87Ssc
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock g. n, and 80
o'clock p. m, Of said day the following ds-i
soribsd real estate sitdAte in Monroe county, Z
Ohio, to wit: ,sdja5r, I, ay,.,f,, st,-.,. -.
Lotenumber TWENTY-FIVE IN the town Of =
Calais Ttrio,s, ana ,.ssrs,. yfsy 80.
Bald property so ordered to be sold IS ap-c
praissd at $500, and may. sell for tvo.sS
ttirdsof said appraissments Terms of ,saleso
one third cash on day ofsssle.s and sbalaneeo
before confirmation. ,dfson $50 .nWlfes $50
f4N Ah ~ =. vu,sr I, n n a
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-09-06
srArs or WISCONSIN,, n,..n,. ca.

Iowa NlAtN,
John ), Abbott plaintiff, sgainst The Miner
Al foEt MiNthg Company, defendant.
Ehe STATE VI WISCONSIN 10 thc Mineral Point
MuIpg CompSHy;
lon arr hcrc suMmnued and required "a an
SMcr tbs complaint III this actiou,a copy Nt
winch Is herewith served upon N0n, and to
serve copy If your Snswtr ~ the satd SoNt.
plaut ~. The Subscribers ~ thrir office Ia thc
GUY OF N1uslat rojut, S,wa county, Wisconsin,
within twenty Gays AFTER the service OF this
summons ~, YOU, exclusive IT thc day nt such
serve, ana II you tail 10 9nsaSr said cor.
paini wlthin the time aforesaid, The pia,nttH ~
this action M,l tFAE ind mEnt against No0 int
the su1u 9, tNsuth,thrce hUUdrpd aud ninety
tMn aaAS, ia0 3oilrs, With intolcst from III
10Th Gay i, illr, A. y iS;5 III seven per cent,
and also Tor the further sum ~ five dollSrs
with interest ttom thc Is DAY Nt NeNcMoer \
". 1876 II per cont, besides The costs VI thu.
actiNu, aud So0 are mrthey norBvd that tAr
orsu.ti summons aud complaint III said aston
WAS dam Nted II, the oGltc oC The clttS 81 the
clleui. court ot Iowa county, WI eonstu, on taH
OH 0ay II August, \, y. ASS
HENRY & SMlrI
Attorneys for PalntlN,
Residence MtuerS' roiUt, WIS.
Dated August II, ISIS.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-09-06
Teachers Examn a On.
Fall Te rnl--1S7S.

The regular I'm examination of teachers Tor
Iowa tounty VIII Nc hed NJ ialnws;
Mlnln Mond0 aad 'rheslay sept, . aud 10
litshlnd, "Wednesday and Thursday, Sept.
II aud T..
Avoca FIR day aud saturday, sept, y and 4.
Arena, Monday ard rdcsday, srpi 10 and Il
nulGeyllu, "Wednesday ana thufstay, sept
Is nud ~
The examinations wall begin at aA0 OF tho
lfst day,
Applicants VIII come provided with tEoAL
~ payer and reader.
Il iscNp ctei that MI WHO intenl to teach
the coming Wit viii attcnd The regular cx.
apiuatont as no pINrtc examination VIA be
g4lnt,d except IA case 81 sickness ~ abpeulr
from the county.
". 4, JONES, 90 Supt
Mineral 7 int, Aug $, 1913. I'd
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-09-06
GLO3E llOTEL.

xlefolAs sul41rN. n aprietor. Mineral Pom
Wiz. fln- h5use Ia ecea . 6cen ehla.sca ar1
fcd9e4 tho1 un how OLE Il
bert hot y u s, II. west %i-caiisln. 7 s. 5Gt.a
tssisnow nearly twice III rmer size end y
eapaBlc III accommodating -uost -ly saaoet
Ill .ucsts. vac proprietor will .pareuo pAlns u
SAKE tas 9ii15e iiateF' ar.t.ei4-s u every
tt.pect The oest ol sises. itM3r- an4 ctsaf-
aau..at.tlY on hard. II eoai etien Hith thc
a3,e i iatye B45u aHa attentive ho.tess are
!. w. ~, 9l aand, l!.lnenber. tsot u ~
ry,f. Mineral PQs.. ~.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-09-06
FORECLOSURE SALE.
State of Wisconsin = Iowa County

~
III CifCuit EoNrt.
Mary frrvarsow ?laiutin "a August SHREDDER,
and WtNhelmiua SAloaur h,s wifi aud
Mllilm RUch. and krStcin Rcich his wife,
aLd a. Au1tmaU \ co, defendants.
nv Nirtne ul aud pursuant to \ alignment
of oreclasnrc aud sale rendered ~ IN ahnre
entitled action IA said Iowa CuuntN Cucut
Guurt On lie 2;lh lSN ct juno, ISL, WEI
expose fNr sale and scl nc public auction e.
thc highest bidder fol cash, At the fnut door
vt She Court House n the village " 10 Hyilla,
IN satd county, and state, on the WITH daN ot sep
ttmher, 1879, al luo'C(ccN IN the terehoan ~
said G9N thu nlltwtpr described morigaked
promises, or 80 much thtrcal as may ho necrs
sart = raise The amount ol m'd Judgment, We:
$l.IalSS, with interest and costs.
Tn following IL description ot I've mort
gagged premises 10 he sold. Tho eoNth west
quarter ut the southeast quarter 81 scetion
No twenty one 2n, iii towuship NJ, ctrht lSa
north O, Gauge No. Que , east, 80 the natih
NeSl inartrr NJ the urth cast lurtt 2ud thu
south wet quarter ot the nolth.vaa quarter Ut
section Ne, twenty ctght IS, III taMhehlp Ne,
tight Sl, north Of ralGc y, Que CA, cast Also
the west two thirds ~ the east tno thirds III
the cast halt OF lot M. enc ~, ~ sccitau NJ
sever a.. township NJ. ci-ht ~. north ol lRnE,
M ~ cast lllu iowa county, State ei VIA
Gnutin.
natrd sheriff : once. 1T nodgeyllc. Iowa
County, Miscousln, tus vi dny ut July, lStS,
THOMAS khNNhAN,
sheriff 81 Iowa GohlIN Wise"urin,
l.anyon y Spenecy, attorneys lor plahha.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-09-06

John kletfer keeps fresh stock Of
groceries on hand. ana also large
assortment of dry goods.
Query; why viii men smoke com
mon tobacco, When they can buy Mar
burg Bros. seal ot North Carolina.
II the s,Sme price
Fresh groceries and provisions of
III kinds constantly en- hand II hiu-
lie \ Spyatlcr's.
CroQuet sets for sale at cost Ill Kin
ME \ Spratley'S.
II You want tirst-class dry goods
and groceries 50 t. john kielGer's-
opposite VIM. /. lIvgy's huuk.
The best cigar in town is tAat five
cent cigar OF Nnnie Il Spgatlers.
Unclc sans Nerve ana Bone lint
ment is mos; eifcie.t il rheumatism,
braises, barns, scratches AID many
other Ills incident t. man and beast,
Sold by !. :. ! {. L. Mottett,
Sayeyonr harness by oitiug it with
Uncle SANS HarneSs Oil, which Mill
keep il soft and pliahla. Mis- is the
best oil ever made for leather. Sold
by all Harness MlNlrs.
Uncle SANS Condition Powder pre-
vents disease, puruies tAe blood, mn
proves the appetite, gives Il smooth
glossy coat, and Keeps tile animal in
good condition. Ail Druggists, sell it
no not neglect cough 81 cola. iii
eyt's ENtfae; 81 Taf, and Wild Cherry
is standard remedy il III throat
asihmatie and bronchial affections,
and hag saved many valuable lives.
It never fails t. give satisfaction.
sold by Il, y. Puliord.
Dir. laque's Worm Cakes are an
caectual and safe remedy for worms.
They are pleasant II take and not
only destroy the worms, but remove
ali traces OF them from the system
leaving the ehiid healthy and Strong.
They are warranted To give perfect
satisfaction. Sold Is III Druggists.
Fer headache, constipation, liver
complaint and Ill other bilious de
rangementS % tie blood, there IS ~
remedy is sure aud safe rs Eilert's
Daylight Liver Pulls. They stand
aurirallcd i'll removing bile, touin2
the stomach and ia giving healthy ae-
lion to the liver. Sold by al Drug
gists.
Dir. WiuchoN's TeothnG Syrup has
never failed to give Immediate reiiet
when used in eases Of SHmmrI Com
plaint Cnalvru-intan;ma OF pains III
the stomach. Mothers Wien your
little dmlings are suffering from these
or kindred causes % not hesitate e.
give Il 4 tri,l, yoa VIII surely be
| pleased With tltp charming effect. 81
sure 10 buy Or. Winclel's Tecthiug
syrup. Sold hy All Druggists, only -
cents per bottle.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-09-06

/ CAUTION We wish to canton
users OF DR. Prices Cream Baking
Powder agaidst duying it in bulk,
Cnprincipleb Dealers are mixing
flour, anb other substances WITH
It, anb selling It us DIR. Prices,
Buy it only in cans, aub il Mil
make lighter, swceter ans healluer
biscuits, cakes, &c, shan aui other
in lhemarkat
Jusr As REPRESENTED. Steele
s Prices put Favoring En-
tracts in the market Just rs rep
resented; their bottles are full
measure, bod one halt more. and
are three times the strength st
those ordinarily sold. ASK Tor Pr.
Pr'ce's Flavorius Extracts. We
endorse their claims for purity
and strength.
pR. PRlcH's Per ROSE Is char
minse the fragrance OF sweet
bloso ms. br Prices AIsiai
Bouquet is dclicatoly delightful
the odor of dainty buds. The
most exquisite perfumes for the
Handkerchief. For sale by al.
dealers in choice toilet art'clcs
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-09-06
An Undeniable Truth.

ln deserve e suffer and Il you
a i miserable, unsatisfactory
Il IN thls beautiful world, il i eli
tircly your own taplt and there i
only one excuse fer YOU, Your unrea
s5nAblc prejudice ara skcp:icism,
which IL Killed thousands. Pec.
coral '.~1g eage al common
eeuser H. SIT show yaa taa,
iiicen's August Flower vii cure
you u Liver complaint, or Dys.
p,psia. with all its miserable ef
iects, such as sick headache, paIP-
tatiou " tie loart, sour stomach,
ncrycHs pestrstlon. .ow spirits
~. l ale taw reaches every
town eu ,ha Western E, mn ht
.qd not 4 l)frgeist Fut vii 'e,I
yan q va derifl &C. lau
can by 4 Salaaia + lie f.. ii
cents. ] rec doses vii rcIvfe
.f~a.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-09-06
Takol, Un.

by thesuhscuibcr, lisiug in the town
Of Mineral Point, FIVE miles southeast
81 the city, on o. about August 18th,
1873, one bright hey illey, about I've
o. three years Oh, with Black name
and tail, and fonr frct black. Tie
ownrr i requested toc#ll, proyepfop-
er.y, pay charges and take away said
stray. ANDREW kEARNs.
August Il, ISIS.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-09-06
Taken Up,

BY the subscriber on land owned
by him in the town Of Linden, on ~
about AUG. nth, one red and white
yearliag with one can marked.
The owner II requested to call,
prove property, pay charges ana take
SARA sray away. THOMAS BArrES
AH.5 -Hth, l.7S. -
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-09-06
For Sale or Trade

The mbrs @naa has some fine Dur
ham stock, wnich he desires to sch u
trade for oJ!,rr stock. Also II Large
Enmher of sheep which he will scA 81
.n3" Apply to Ill SHEPARD,
Mineral Point. Aug ~, ls7S. 2-ti
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-09-06
DLNTlSI.
DIR i. " CoYKAsDALL.

DIR Z, q, C0YKiNDALL
DENTIST, AilorefGtions performed on the teen
ia the nest mtnnt !, and wi:h the best material
Artificial Tech iuacytcd, WI u view TO restoring
rhc ustuyal expression ana contour Of tie face,
iogether with, proper articulation and accuracy
az nt 0nee, Claaerr block. lligh st. Mineral
Point. Wis -
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-09-06
WISCONSIN lINllsli-

josIrp uocKiNo. proprietor, D5GGeyile, VI.
Tie best of wine. and liqnols kept Constantly
il tAe Bar. Tle.e i large yarn in connection
Nita tLc hotG, and attentive Lostlers are
glways On baud.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-09-06
CONMERCiAL HOUSE.

opposite the count House, Doiseyiiie, Me-,
mrs. JA.. Juxes, Proprietor F.rst clAss aotel
In every respect. Convenience q guests su4r-
,r,eed. 5yl
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-09-06
AyOGA HOUSE.

EirNRy LEACH, proprietor, Ayoca, Wisconsin
Teams ard drivers furnished u any part Of q,
g0untry. Good Livery connected with Tie House
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-09-06
ifOIhLS.
Eden IIDTLl4.

On corner Of MiGeral Point, Iii. hlaul, MascoJa
Ayoca, Madison and psalrie da Gnieh road,
Eden. Iowa Co., sis, MIKE soaUrrE, r.up.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-09-06
CITY HOTEL.

MAxK TrpRILt proprietor, Mineral Point, VS..
cSnsin. Good Wines y Liquors. "ea FURNISHED.
good Stables and reasonable CHARGES. %
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-09-06
Ull UGGISTS.

J,R 8 6. i. MOFFETr,
save large stocE u Drugs, CLomcsis, Fancy
Toilet Good, cutlery, School Boa'.s, Stationery.
Val Paper rajtts, ous, Gia.s, sc. Gig, nss
4 aud Alt cheap bnr4gi&s sign oil the Goa.ea
Mortar. n
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-09-06
Ayers
Cherry Pectoral

The reputation IT has attained ~
consequence of the marvellous cur, VT
ha, produced during the Inst hall ten
tury Is sufficient assurance 10 lah
pulllie that II win continue 10 ten.G6
the happicst results that Gun hc achii +,
In almost every section of culNY
there are persons, publicly khowu, a4c
havc been restored from alarming 4tA
even desperate diseases q The j al
by is usc. All who have tried Z a.
knowledge It's superiority, ana N'e.3
ilS virtues are known, 10 ollC hrNll1tes
a. ~ what medicine 10 employ 2
licYe the distress and Sullefin9 "a
TO pulmonary affections G1lRlhtf
10tAL always affords instant fplit u
performs rapid cures of tie mlM
rietics of bronchial disorder. as MsIla%
the more formidable diseases u. ae
lang,
As 4 safeguard g. children t6l
IN N 'fcssin, diseases Wirli
III" Throat lnd Chest ~ Chlldha
i IL oable, for, w It's tG
mliil ldes are rescued and rest 49,
hral s
fts medicine pains dlc
every trial, az Tie cures u = cor 48ll
ilneiug are 100 remarkable " e
fwottcu No flmiy should W. 'a
ont IL, aud those who have on #tl
Il never sill
Lnniacni Physicians tlrouglne.
country prescribe H. atd ~ lHIti
often recommend II flom t!ia. a4g.a
cdge vi Ii, effects
rRIPAHTn ny
Or. ! c. AVER 4 CO.. lowei
Practical md Inaiy.,ea. W .
s.lo pt Al - aJisqr
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-09-06
pR. II W. 0sBoEN.

HoMEorArHic rIlsicnS ANp r@aRoN, late #
cleveland ohia, havins decided g locate N
Miaoial Point, may he ronud NJ his Office. over
r Daycys JeWets, stntA.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-09-06
Q. y. SMITH,

ArroxSEx At LAW. Dodgcville, Wisconsin.
elHce near the ,os, ofiGe Attends to the
general practice Of law IN the Circuit SoN'ts
81 The state, and the county Court in al Probate
,,ttex. Nl-2ltf
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-09-06
O. M. planp, NJ. D.

@. 81 PiaID. NJ. D.
pHTsIcIAN AND SsRaEoN, has permanently 10
GATED in Mineral Point, and will attend 70 al
his prufeaNian. u
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-09-06
IT. PATEEIEI.D,

ATTORNEY AT Ian. and General Insurance
Agent. 0ffce over Alton Is Huse's store,
Misin, Wis. 2Vu
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-09-06
DR.. ". VAN pgsHN. NJ. D,

PHYSICIAN AND sunGtoN, Will hold himself n
& eadiness to aaswor al calls in his profession
once at his rs~iGc-ce chs
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-09-06

cul9, rgAN, n. d,
snysIclAS Afa yEGcuN, Highland. Wisconsin,.
4. s. Exauas Surgeon for Pensions, for Iowa
county.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-09-06
PH SiCi4NS.

LB. MCEFRTS, ND.
l,r7tTolAN ANIs SrR@soN. once IN Rear q ms
bruE store Mineral FONT, Wisconsin. Is
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-09-06

WILLIAM EASTMAN, II. D.
PHYSICIAN AND suRsEoN. otfce No. |, Coads
deck, (up .tairs) Cor. High ana ChestLu, SITS.
over Delers store Mineral Point. wis.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1878-04-20
Death of w. M. Tweed.

New York, April 12th.-W. NJ
Tweed died in Ludlow Street Jai
at precisely IL o'clock to-day. III,
was attended by DIR. Carnoclan,
who has been with him since an
early hour this morning; also by
MI. Foster Dewey, his late Secreia
ry; AR. Douglas his son. in-law, and
Mr.. E,lelsier' one of his counsel.
All hope of his recovery was aban.
donrd soon after IL O'Clock, when
DIR. Carnochan announced a clogging
of the heart, and complete nervous
exhaustion. At the time of his
death there WAS no struggle, as he
passed away in sleep, with his
head upon his arm. Keeper Kier-
nan was hurriedly summoned three
minutes before noon, and reaching
MIR. Tweed's room the signal rung
out, and the long prisoned old man
dropped back dead in his bed. His
last words to DR. Carnochan were:
81 have tired to do some good, if l
have not had good luck L am not
afraid to die ; believe the Guard
ian Angels will protect me- The
of his death spread
rapidly, and a crowd of curious
spectators soon assembled outside
of the Jail, peering eagerly into the
that were about half clio
sed. Tweed had ben very dan
gerOusly i'll for several days. His
death resulted fium complication
Of diseases, but was caused directly
by nervous exhaustion and clog
,ing of the action of the heart. He
was delirious last night, and early
his morning when he was attended
~ his servant Luke. Later he be
:ame calm and rational. He was
conscious till within a few moments
If his death, and a short time be-
ore drank little tea which was
handed to him by his son>in-law,
Ir. Douglas.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1878-04-20

The Tilton -Beecher scandal again
bursts upon the country IN the form
Of a confession by Mrs. TiltOn. The,
Confession is contained in a letter
to u distant relative who is request
ed 10 make it public. 1t is explicit
md to the point, but there are a
good many facts connected with
the affair that must come out be-
fore the public verdict upon it is
pronounced. Parson Beccher in a
dispatch to the edi or of the N. Y.
Tribune. denies the "soft impeach-
mcnt," while Frank Moulton, the
"mutuaI frienP' affirms, and all ill
terested parties have their say.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1878-04-20

The recent municipal elections in
Western cities show, in most in
stances that third parties, particu-
larry the Greeabackers and Work
ingmen, were able to control the
results where they united with each
of the old parties, but in few in
stances did they succeed in cleo
ting their own independent tickets.
This ought to admonish them that
to accomplish their ends they must
mite with the Democrats, the par
~ whose principles are nearest in
accord with their own. In New
York, the town elections generally
are satisfactory to the Democrats,
indicating gains since the last cleo
tons
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1878-04-20

Russia and the United States,

Wild as the project may appear,
it is insisted that Russian officials
at ST. Petersburg have made overs
Iures to the United States Minister
here concerning some sort of alli>
ance between the United States and
Russia in the event of IL war with
England. The proposition will of
course receive no favor in this
county, but Russian officials can
not be expected to comprehend the
strong opposition of the people and
Government of the United States
to all entaDgliDg alliances with
foreign powers. The policy of iso
lation and indifference to the con
tests of other II itions tor aggran>
,lizement or the maintenance of the
balance of power, is one foreign
TO all their experience and teaching.
They doubtless think that the
United States Government yearns
to acquire Canada and Mexico, and
this thought, it is said. has prompt
eel the suggestion that by making
an alliance with Russia at this time
the United States could easily west
Canada from Great B,i aIn. In this
part of the report We see nothing
improbable, but we regard as Who'll
ly unreliable and unlikely the sug-
gestion of IA Washington letter
written that the Administration
finds in il some attraction because
such IA step would increase it's pnp-
ularity with the large I'ish popuIa'
ton. We do not think that the
present Administration has mani
tested such u disposition to sac-
rifice the peace and reverse the
traditional policies of the country
Tor tht sake of making capital for
I,self or its party, nor do We think
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1878-04-20

There is great danger that specie.
payment will resume itself in spite
OF politicians or bankers. Events
are more powerful than acts OF
Congress. National credit, the
favorable balance of trade, and uni
versal confidence in the ability and
good inteations Of the country are
wiping out the distinction between
gold and paper values as with a
sponge. This is now merely nomi-
nal-less than One-half Of one per
cent.-and ought to open the eyes
Of our fussy financial managers to
the fact that all the country now
needs is 10 be let alone. With
grecnbacks as near par as one half
Of one per cent, it is not going to
require s3OO, 900. 900 of gold to re-
deem that amount OF paper nor one
quarter of that SUN. At the best
or worst, the redemption process
Will be very slow one, as the
National CURRENCY has quite "a foot
Eold in the affections Of the Ameri~
can people.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1878-04-20
that sIrch IL course would have that
effect -Cc'um6uS (Ga) Times.
Circular of the Commissioner Of
Immigration.

We publish in to days CITIZEN
an important Circular Just issued
by Maj. L. G. Wall President OF
the Board of Commissioners of I'm
migration for this state.
jackson, Miss, April 9, 1878.
The Sta:e Board of immigration
and Agriculture for Mississippi,
wishing to make the officer of Con :
missioner of immigration as cffec>
tive as possible in imparting intel-
ligence, l am, therefore, as Presi.
dent of said Board. directed to issue
this Circular to the land owners OF
the State.
The Board urgently requests the
land OWNERS in each and every
county III the State VIII. have lands
Tor sale, tn report the same to Il. e..
Wall, Commissioner of 1mmigratis.n
at Jackson, Miss. Said report
should contain an accurate disc:ip>
ton of the land and Improvements,
number of acres, price of land and
time of payments, quality of soil
and products of same, timber, and
proportion Of wood land to cleared
land. mill sites and water power,
school and clutch advantages,
transportation facilities, etc, etc.
The papers thus describing the
farms and plantations will be placed
on file, separately by counties, and
IA record book kept of the same in
the Immigration Office, SO that
accurate Information can be given
to all who wish to purchase land in
our State.
IL is hardly necessary for the
Board to urge upon the landowners
to send in their reports ut us early
"A date as possible.
Very respectfully, your Ob't serv't,
L q. WALL.
President of Board, and Commits
sinner OF immigration and Agri.
culture.