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DAKOTA DOTS.

BARNES COUNTY, west Of Cass, on the
line of The Northern Pacific railroad, is to
be organized this week .lst aa.
RAMSEY county, in which Fort Totten
is situated, is to be organized shortly.
CAPT. J. B. RAYMOND, United States
Marshal tor Dakota, and family sailed
from New York on the 18th inst. for Eu.
rope. They will be gore about two
months, and during their tour will visit
the Paris Exposition.
YANKTON Press: "Deadwood, August
2l.-Airs. John Colliorn was toune this
morning murdered in he'd. Her for9.lead
was completely mashed in with some
heavy instrument. No clue to the mnr-
.lere.. No cause for the brutal act has
been discovered
A NEW town has been laid out fifteen
miles northwest of Sioux Falls, and store
is badly needed by its inhabitants.
THERE is to be two more papers pub
lished in Fargo, Oak.
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County Convention.

Democratic convention Of Lincoln Co.
met at Court House Hall. Canton, D. r.,
Aug "a, '7s, pursuant to call effected a
temporary organization by slecting A.
Boynton Temporary chairman, o. E. Rea,
Temporary Sect On motion J. NJ. Barr
o. D. Hinckley and J. 8 Kibby were ap-
pointed committe on credentials reported
the following delegates: Lincoln, J. NJ.
Barr, J, Wilkinson, A Boynton; Delaware
o. D. H,nckley, j. s. Kibby, Thos. Noyes'
and recommended that the following per-
sons be admitted ~ delegates; Canton, J.
Gehon, o. E. Rea, John Holsey, J. Bert
rand, Thos. Hood; Springdsle, A. P.
Black: Lynn, VIM. Garretson; Delaware,
g. W. Hinckley, John Huxley RAPPORT
adopted.
On motion the temporary organization
declared the permanent organization; re !.
port adopted.
Jerry Gehan, 0. D. Hincklcy, T. Noyes,
appointed committee to suggest the
names Of persons as delegates to attend
the Territorial convention reported the
following persons: A. Boynton, o. D.
Hinckley, J. V. Conkl,n, ]. ). Kibbey and
j. Gehon. Report adopted. On motion
the delegates instructed to take part in 4
judicial convention for the purpose Of
placing in nomination District Attorney.
The chairman Of the central committee
WAS instructed In future conventions to
call three delegates tom each township
instead Of the manner Of calling st pres
ent. Moved and carried that the proceed
ings Of the convention to be Published IN
the ADVOCATE aud Sioux Valley News.
A. BoYNroN, O. E. REA,
Chairman. Sect.
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THE gross earnings Of the Central Pa
ciic Railroad for the present year will
be, it is estimated, In the neighborhood Of
$l5,ooo,oo1, of which $3,OJJ,oOo will be
net profit. The gross earnings have been
as high as $l7,ooo,o0O, with net gain of
$9,0OO,o0O. about So per cent, The Chi
cago l. Northwestern Railway, which is
y well paying rnad, does not get Il profit Of
$2,0oU,UOU out of the gross receipts,
amounting to $l4,Oo0,o0o. And still the
Central Pacific has jus! increased its
freight rates.
The sensation telegram to the Sioux
City Journal, charging fraul aal Unfair.
ness upon the Chairman OF the conven-
ton at Yauktou, is pronounced by parties
who know 10 bc without foundation, and
IS being started either for tue purpose Of
starting an Independent candidate, or in
the interest Of tho Democracy to create
disensions in the Republican ranks.
Inter Ocean: If Presiden, Hayes would
make the most Of his visit to the fairs in
the Northwest, he should get his Oh friend
aud successor, Gov Bishop, Of OHIO, to
come up and give him lessons. Govern
nor Bishop knows how shake hands wit.
TIE honest farmers, how to look at he
"pints" OF fat hog, aud how to make
friends with the fail matrons. As " chuck
ing the babies under the chin and admir-.
ing their bright eyes, he has reduced it to
an exact SCIENCE Bishop made 5000 votes
at the Olio fairs by Dragging on good
dinners and patched bed quilts and kiss
ing the babies. 1t would W good thing
for President Hayes tO Invite Bishop to
join him.
On Thursday evening, while party Of
young men from Valley Springs, we're on
! their way on board of hand car, to .
party 1t Brandon, Mr.. Charley Robertson,
assistant agent at the Springs, in some
manner sccidently fell from the forward
end Of the car to the track directly in front
of the wheels. Before the car, which was
moving rapidly down steep grade, could
mot be stopped, both wheels passed over
tie unfortunate mans cheat. He WAS
taken u once 70 the SPRING. and Dr. Nor
gan, Of this place, tsleyraphed for. But =
second telegram was sent announcing the
death Of the Injured msn.-SioHz Es11s
Ia1psa6sa
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VOL. III.
~ ., ~ !tYaiI. ...tFN&,......
-Fosdick 10 stocking up with . large
invoice Of Fall and Winter clothing.

-Fosdick 10 ssocking up with . large
invoice Of Fall and Winter clothing.
Fred Keep was in town Saturday,
bearing ali,igious attitude In the interest
Of = client before Esquire Tillottson.
Two runners from Dubuque, were
In town Monday; their families were
with them, travelling In prairie schooner,
which seemed to be enjoyed BY all parties.
MIR. Carpenter informs US that 40
teams are at work on tho Railroad this
side Of the Sioux above CsIliope. ard he
is TO receive the mails from the cara st
Calliope on the 10th Of September.
There is talk of a convention Of edit.
ors of the Ninth district, to be held some
time next month at Spirit Lake.
The Rock Rapids people claim that
property in their promising little town il
raising quite rapidly in value.
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Sioux CRY Journal: Granville G. Ben.
nett, the Republican candidate in Dskots
for Delegate in Congress, is an old resi-
dent Of Iowa. He resided u. Washington,
Warrington county, for about twenty. five
years, where he occupied q prominent po.
sition at the bar. He was active in Iowa
politics, served N the State Senate and
House Of Representatives, and WAS recog-
nized as o.e Of the best stumpers ia the
First Congress onal district He served
during the we Adju,ant of the Nine
teenth Iowa, receiving his commission on
the Goth Of August, 1882 In 1874 his
name was prominently mentioned in con-
nect,on with the Republican nomination
10 Congress in the First district, aud with
any other man than Geo. W. McCrarv, the
present Secretary Of War; against him, he
would doubtless have been nominated. -
Upon the election Of Judge Kidder to
Congress from Dakota, MIR. Bennett was
appointed to the vacancy thus caused up
on the Territorial bench, and in March,
1874, removed to Vermillion to enter upon
the discharge of the duties Of that office.
A year ago last spring, under new ar
raDgemeut Of districts, his field was trans
ferred to the Black Hills, since which
time his headquarters has been Deadwood,
though his family has remained in South.
ern Dakota, now living in Yankton.-. :
Judge Bennett is 43 years old and Is ma.
tive Of OHIO. He Is man of fine abilities,
Of liberal culture, and is possessed Of Q
personal character of the highest order
Everywhere among men who know him
he 10 recognized for his sterling integrity.
his strong adhesion TO what he believes
right, his fidelity 10 his obligations, aud
for the correctness Of all his personal hab.
its. He is man to notice among mer,
commanding in figure, pleasing in ad-
dress, carrying head that bears its own
evidence as to the richness Of its posses.
sions The Republican party anywhere
might be proud to rally to the
support Of e. man such as Judge
Bennett is, and the Republican party Of
Dakota may be trusted to recognize fit
tingly the high worthiness of the nan who
is on its ticket for he highest Office with.
In the gift Of the territory.
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AuD ALE POINTS RAsT.

AuD ALL POINTS HAsT.
Passsensers BY this route havs cheiss e Az A!s
ferent routes and the sdvs utage Of 9lGAt DUE
Lines Palace Sleeping Cars ftom Chicago TO
-PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
-Axp aTHEl HAITIAN 9oyx1e.-
Insist that the Ticket Agents sells you tickses69
tho Ncrth-We Road, Examte youf Ncke>s, ~
refuse to buy II they do not rsed over this roeA,
All Agents sell them and Check usual 0AevAGo
Free BY this line.
Through Tickets vis this Route 70 IL EAstasA
Points can be procured u the Central PsctAo Rail-
road Ticket Ofce, foot Of Market Strsst end q ~
New Montgomery street, San TEanctso0. nd 8 ~
Coupon Ticket OfAces Of Central Pea1AOt Un1oo
PsciAc, and all Western Railro ids.
New York Once No. AlS Broadway. Boston CI.
nce, No. Is state street. Omaha O1ass, ~ Pan.
ham street. San Trancisco ONES, Nsy 1one.
gemery Street. Chicago Ticket Onoss; - Clas1
Street, under Shermon House; Is Canal oosae
Madison Street; Knsie Street Depo!, cosnse Wsse
Kinsie and Canal Streets; Rslls Street. Depot eoes
ner Wells Kin 10 streets.
For rates or information mot Atta1nahlo 1Bo0
your home ticket agents, spply 70
MARvIN HuaHIrT, ". II. Hf8NNBzT.
aenr Mangr, Chicago. Cen Pass. As't, CAseaos
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THE statement made in the Sioux Val.
ley News that was ready 70 certify "that
the Van Gorder Piow does better work, Is
much lighter draft and easier TO handle
than the Butord," IS fulse, as never made
any such statement TO Nash or any other
person whatever; nor have I given any
opinion in favor of any, as they all did
irstclass work, and I was satisfied with
any Of them.
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W. 8. SMITH.

Mr.. F. Barrow wishes to inform Mr..
Nash and the public that he is just as anx
ious for plow trial as ever, but does not
propose to pay all the expenses Of adver-
Using as he has done before, and on the
day of trial have the challenging parties
fail to put in an appearance as in Reaper
trials and not willing to pay any part Of
the bills. F. BARROW.
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ACard.

The undersigned will open September
I'd, in the Store formerly occupied by g.
H. Stafford, opposite Bailey q 0iford's
Office, . we'll selected stock of Dry Goods
and Groceries, which he will sell - cheap
Is the cheapest.
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Wanted.

500 Tesms, on the Pembins extension
between Calliope and Fairview. $500 >
day will 30 paid ior MAJ and team, and
e1,5o day for man alone. Apply 70
Z. u. B.IaAN,
On ~ roed betvoea Falsxisw ed Cal
NQA
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Lost.

August 10, girls brown woo)len wove
sack. Any one returning 1t to the ADvo-
CATE office will confer favor on Rev. G..
w. Batcheller Of Dell Rapids, D. T.
Aug. II, 1878.
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Found.

A pocketbook containing papers and
money. The owner can have the same by
proving property and paying charges.
Enquire At Wend.'s store, Canton, D. T.
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CONNIE CT1ON0.

!. At Sioux city with sioux city Pac4Ac, III
nois Central, Sioux City st. Paul Railroads.
2. At Elk Point with Stages for Ponca, Nsb., ond
Richland D. +.
8. At vernillion With Stages for Lodi, Riverside
Turner, Bloomingdale, and finlAy.
I. At Meckling With Stage for st. james.
8. At 0syvills with Stage for st. Helena.
9. At Ysnkt0n with Missouri River TIanspeg1o
tion oompanys Line Of Steam m for Forts Raudau.
and Benton; Also Nth stages Tor II Points -.
Southern and Western Dakota and Nerthesn Nebfo0
ks.
Z. Az Postiandytlle WITH Stages f5r virsinia,
Eden, Fairview, Beloit, Canton, Harrisburg, tlans
dresu, hardwood. Rock Rapids, Sioux yall1, ~
al Points on Big Sioux River.
q. Z. MERCHANT,
Sou. esa; ssR,.'ss.ss az. 9sss.
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A. 2. & A. N.
CANTON P. o. DIRECTORY.

soushern daily mail arrives every day except Sun
~ st7 AK. Departs every day except sunday
7P.M.
~ Northern daily mail strives every dsy except Sum
= " st 7:OOP. h. Dsparts every day except Sun
De- y st AM.
N Friday At IAN. Departs same dsys st P. \.
Canton h Richlsnd mail arrives every Friday, st
EI p. N, Departs every Saturday, st \. Y.
Once ozen from 4. u. to p. II. On Sundsys
from TO p. H., and one hour after the mail a.
EVives from the North.
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Correspiondence

county, on any matters psstainins 10 local ~
communications must b accompanied by ~ vsls
r. susms, not necessarily for puhllssa1sa, busase
guarantee Of good faith.
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MRS. e. NJ. WELLS.

MILLINERY FANCY GOODS DEALER has
AvA Just receved, new stock nf the latest styles
Of summer Goods, also supply Of most fsshionso!e
Patterns. Orders for Dress and Cloak making will
received prompt sttention.
Call early, aud see my goods, aud learn my prices
before leaving orders aisWhere. (96-tf)
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No other rcsA rns Pnlasa Hotel cass, o. ~
other form Of Hotels ca4s, through, bssWooo ~
Missouri River and Chicago.
Its line 10 laid With heavy steel rails upon dssp
bed Of broken stono ballast, end ts bridges sSe q
Iron tr stone. Its passenger tralns ass equipped
with every known improvement for comfort onA
safety, ct faster speed for greatse deanceo
than the trains Of any line ON the continent. Tns
Company has largely Increased its equipment for
travel and build In ito own shops Locomotives ~
passenger cars ct short notice suActent - fully
accommodate any extra demand. The uneQualo0
resources at the command Of the Company guAfaa.
tee the most perfect accommodations Tor III ~ pess
rons. The
MAGNIFICENT SCENERY
for which the road 10 20 justly celebrated prsssas
to the traveller over it, perfect roadway an sra.
changing panorama Of rivcr, mountain I'D lan4s
scspe views unequaloG In America.
THE EATING STATlcN8
on this line are unsurpassed. Meals ase furnishaA
ct suitable hours, and ample time allowed for sn5oy.
ing them.
PASSENGERS GOING EAST should bass =
mind that this 10 the
Best Route to Chicago.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
q. ". NAYLOR,

COUNTY TREASURER, Canton, D. T. Real
~ Estate 81 d tax paying business promptly At
tended to. Once At Court House. lN
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JOB PRINTING.

Ordsss for all kinds Of Job Printing pso0Dlty g
ended 10. quickly Asd end sAtisfacAion eaasaaAseA
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Temperance Billiard Hall.

nELorT, Iowa, Thoa. H. Rood, Proprietor.
n pleasant place Of recreation, nne tables.
cool drinks, choice cigars, etc. You are re-
epeotfully invited to call In snd pass pleasant houf
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ADvERrIsINo RArw.

Oualneoo CoSes oS III li1eo " Jooos VoSo ~ ~
q sseA sAAAloaal has, ol.ee.
LAoal i1ssstel aelaooa so1aAs
seeouAAs eettla1 1sa1AAys
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Land For Salel
ON LONG TIME, BY 2 ~ We
FRED. r. DEAN, Sioux Oily, low


f sVMNsol0.
TssarronT OF DAKOTA. a JudieiA Dtsszise,
Lincoln County. for Laaeoln oosa1.
John n. Caipsntcr end
Aurors v. CsrpsutsH, Pf41., s
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NJ. l.. sYyERUD,

VXyATCHMAKER JEwELER, and dealer in
w Clocks, Jewelry, Etc. at Gilbert's store,
Canton, d. T. II kinds Of work In my line attended
70 prompt. tn ea shcrt notice
k~ RH1RRHNCR-MY WORK.
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HOTELS.
HARLAN HOUSE,

IL streets. q. II. Dineemans, Proprietor, (suc.
eessor to M. Thiltgen) wel-furnished table, and
clssn, airy sleeping rooms. Ample FEED ana Liv-
cry stables attached. Excellent hotel for farmers
Terms moderate.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1878-01-11

SENATE.-Mr. Sargent introduced Joint
resolution proposing n 10Th amendment
giving women a right to vote. Referred to
to Committee or Privileges and Elections
Senator Kellogg introduced bill to inn
prove the navigation and to afford protec-
ton and security to the shipping, trade
commerce and ailuvial lands OF the Missis-
sippl river. Senator Kellogg also intro
duced bill to provide for a steamship line
between New Orleans and certain points in
Mexico. This is the same bill which passed
the Senate in 1870 and again in 1872, but
was lost in the Honsc.
The Mathews resolution to pay the
interest and principal of bonds in silver
was resumed. Mr.. Beck of Kentucky
spoke in favor of the RECOMMENDATION of sill
yer, though he did not favor the Bland Bill
as it came from the House of Representa-
tlves. He thought the Senate Committee on
Finance did right in striking out OF the
House bill the clause allowing any owner OF
silver bullion to deposit the same at the mint
to be. coined into dollars for his benefit. He
argued that Germany demonetiZed silver and
much of it was for sale in that country at
reduced price. Had this clause been al
lowed to remain in the bill, the German
Government could bring bullion to this
country worth $46,000,000 and receive $780,
100000 therefor. He spoke of the Acts of
1873 demonetizlng silver as unconstitution-
al and vicious, and reviewed at some length
the financial leg islat:on of the Government,
Silver always had been the cola of the
country and the demonstration of it de-
prived the people of one half of their means
to pay their debts. He believed in main
tanning the National faith, but at the same
time people should not be deprived of their
legal and constitutional rights.
Mr.. SargerGs resolution, allowing ladies,
who advocate the Sixteenth Amendment to
the Constitution, in comforting the rights of
suffrage upon females who appear before
the Senate in advocacy of that amendment,
was rejected by vote of Is to Al.
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WASHINGTON.
THE TOBACCO MEN,

WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.-The tobacco men
from Virginia to- day visited the capitol and
conferred with leading members with lead
ing members of Congress from different
parts of the country in regard to the pro-
posed reduction OF the tax of tobacco to
twelve cents per pound. They were kindly
received, and their views, as expressed by
leading members OF the committee, made a
marked impression. The bill introduced by
Col. Cobbell. member of the House from
the Daneville, Va, District. is strongly adj
vocated by them, and embodies the legisla-
ton they seek at the hands of Congress
for the relief of the tobacco trade.
The feature of the bill is regarded by them
as of paramount Importance. They seek
immediate action by Congress. Mr.. G. I'll.
Conrad, a member of the Dlnvill2, Delega-
ton, read dispatch TO day, saying that
leading Eastern tobacco men will be here
to- morrow to cooperate with the Virginia
delegations. The representatives of the to =
bacco interest desire the bill for this reduc-
ton to be kept separate and apart from the
Tariff Bill to secure the earliest action on
the part ofCongress. 1f
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were authorized to appoint six extra po-
day.
Committee on License to Retail reported
as follows:
JACKSON, Miss, Jan. 3. 1873
Your Committee TO whom was referred
the petitions of Cohen Il Son. VIM. Hands
Derry, j. Rohrbacher, Chris. Hinckle, Hem
~ Young and z. Giles, find after careful
count that they have the REQUISITE number
OF signers as required by law, and would
therefore recommend that license be grant
ed said petitions for one year.
We LowD,
THoS. ANDERSON,
d. WARD
report received and license ordered to
De granted upon proper compliance of the
law.
On motion of Alderman T.ewd. the Booad
adjourned.
JOHN MCGILL, Mayor,
JONES .. HAMILTON, City Clerk.
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MIDNIGHT REPORT,
CONGRESSIONAL.

WAsHINGToN, Jan. 1O-HoUsE.-The Fl rst
business in order this morning after the
meeting of the House, was the consid-
Grafton of the resolution reported by
Mr.. wood: of New York, in the
Ways and Means Comm giving the
various committees special powers in re-
gard to investigating the several DEPART
ments of the Government. Mr. Hale, of
Maine, offered as a substitute a resolution
providing that such powers shall only be
conferred upon sthe Commissioners when
specific charges shall be presented to the
House in writing. After long discussion
in the Committee of Whole, Mr.. Hale's
subttitute was adopted and reported to the
House, but pending action, the House ad-
journed.
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DEEP AND UNANIMOUS REGRET.
MARKET.

LIVERPOOL, Jan. 0-Noon-Moderate;i
quiry freely supplied. Mddlings uplands.
63s, middling Orleans, 69-l6. Sales, 10000
bales. Futures steady.
New YORK, Jan. 1O-Noon-Gold opened
2R.
New YORK, Jan. Noon-Stocks opened
firm, bulk meats became weaker; money z !;
exchange long, 1872; short 4S5. State bonds
quiet but somewhat more active for Lou
isiana; governments firm 1s@3s higher
cotton firm, uplands IL 5 10; Orleans,
IL 7-l6; futures steady.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 9.-Pork duh and
lower; old 1l4@l2c; new 12@1216; dry
salt meat dull aud lower; shou, ders loose
Age, packed 43sc; clear RIBS g.; lclear sid g
64c; cotton active and firm, sales 12,400
bales; ordinary So: good ordinary 92s low
middling 101sc; middling 1919; good mid
ding IL &c; middllug fair l2c.
Sr. LOUIS, Jan. 10.-Flour quiet and I'M
changed; superfine fall 4.l5@4.30; family
560@5.75; choice 5.90@610. The new
storage rule which went into effect to-day
makes prices seem lower but in reality
they are unchanged. A new rule requiring
buyers OF graiu to pay the first ten days
of Elevator storage went into effect to-day.
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PROCLAMATION
$3.50 90 REWARD.

WHEREAS, 1t appears by information re-
w ceived by me, that 4. u. GRAVES, charged
with the murder of B. NJ VAIDEx, in Wilkinson
county, in this State, on the 26th day of De-
cember, 1877, has made his escape and is still
at large;
Now, therefore, |, j. NJ. STONE, Governor of
the State of Mississippi, do offer the above re-
ward for the arrest sand delivery Of the said
FL. GRAVES to the Sheriff of Wilkinson coun-
ty, said reward being in addition to the stat
utory reward, and payable upon conviction.
And do moreover, require all officers of this
State to be diligent in their efforts to arrest
said fugitive, F. T. Graves.
Given under nay hand and the Great Seal
r, q of the State affixed, at Jackson. this
H. d 9th day of January. a. d. 1878.
By the Governor: J. NJ STONE.
JAMES HILL, Secretary of State.
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E"HkinsOn County Tax-Payers
Meetim
Woodville Republican.

WooDvILLE Miss, Dec. % 1877.
meeting of the citizens ard taxpayers
heid this day in the Mayors office,
HSgo1aville Mr.. Jno. w. Hutchinson was
I ie, 70 the chair, L. b. Haynes was ap-
raaled Secretary.
SSa motion of Maj Van Eaton, com
~ OF three was appointed to whom
y referred the memorial and Especial
~ submitted by Mr.. Joor, for the pur-
I'll FL devlsing plan of relief for the peoo-
n rUln the Legislature Messrs. ID. D
Iod hal Eaton, L. b. Baynes and t. v. No
II, We're appointed as said Committee.
d "o1ion, Mr.. K. w. Joor was added TO
M mmittee.
:ae following resolution was then adopt
u t,sSoived, That it is the sense ofthis meet
Ia Ia -, any person or persons entering the
bndi,,D.. another i'm the present confused
ba1; uh OF affairs in this county simply
sy. taxes thereon is guilty OF rob-
J. w. HUTCHINSON Ch'mn9
:" D. HAYNES sect'y.