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tressOr, known also as Lord Ogilvy, was ar
rested at Suspension bridge yesterday and de-
GVered to Boston detectiye.-IN Y Sim 81
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OSE CIGAR CAUSING Loss OF $780, Co.,
In the town OF Alta, Utah, the Little cotton
woTSs are in ashes the fire having originated
q lounge In the Swan house. il spreaf rapid.
ly. consuming 200 wooden buildings. The loss
Is estimated at 100000.
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The POPE has appointed Cardinal Antonio
De Luca, project of the congregation, as pom
titical secretary of state, to fill the vacancy
OccaSiOned by the death of Cardinal Franchi
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HANDTORPEDoEs are the latest instruments
OF destruction devised for the British navy
pressed into ball" This is attached to
long cord, through which the torpedo is ex-
ploded, with force sufficient to shatter Ave
ton block of granite, when it has been pitched
into position.
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Weather Indications To-day.
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,

Washington, August ,, 1878. y
For the Middle Atlantic, Gulf and SoIth
Atlantic states, partly cloudy weather, occ--
siOnal rain. light variable winds mos sout =
erly, nearly stationary pressure and tellpeF"-
nv
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A COLORED FEMALE SHOP R.-Frances
Lewis, cOlOred, was arrested and locked up
Saturday evening for shOp-lifting in A. King
Chandler store, on It'll street northwest. The
article taken was lady'S silk umbrel . Sew
eral articles of jewelry were found in her
pockets at the StatiOn-hOu
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Five American Indians in fulI war
Paris. "'
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A DOUBLE AFFLICTION.-Mr William Dor
sey,. druggist and well-knOwn citizen of Mar
tnsburg, w. Va. died very suddenly on Mon
day morning of heart disease About the same
hour his daughter, Miss Mary Dorsey, who was
on visit to Front Royal. Va, was thrown
from horse and received injuries of very
serious character
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BLACK SILKS, cOlOred silks, checked silks,
every shade of cOTOred silks, including all the
very light and dark shades of silks; also
cream and cardinal cOlOred silks. Carriers
III Market space. Black silk, 80; excellent
black silk, IS; our real satin-finsh black silk,
81 and Sl.25; black (damasse) silk grenadine
at real cost: figured linen lawns, pure white
linen lawns, black linen lawns-Adut
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A
L
CATARRH

CATARRH
+
DR. HAET1zH's eA SkEkH REMEDY FOR
or 9sSsa 1anH
W. B. ENTWIsTLE. corner 18th street and
Pennsylvania avenue, wholesale agent.
REGIONS eonsns boa sSpbo6
with DIR. HARTLKY's Philadelphia Medical Jour-
nal. Price One Dollar. Sold at every Drug Store
ugly No. 30 North tn S g en- st.. Battsso-e.
SUPREME coU sE.r OF THE UNITED
OCTOBER TERM, 1877.
No tn, Thomas s. Dobbins and George spurcki
The United States.
No. Thomas s. D00Olns and ae0rss sPunekt Error
The United States.
M IN, Thomas g. Doboins and Georsss spurek;
" The United States. Aud d. - A'''i'
M Thomas 8. Dobbins and George spurck
The United States.
Mr.. Assistant Attorney General Smith, of coun-
sci for the defendants in error suggested the death
OF George spurck one of the plaintiffs in error In
under the 18th rule to make the proper represents
ttves parties: Whereupon it is now here ordered
by this Court that unless the proper representa-
tveS or the said George Spruck, deceased afore-
said, shall Voluntarily become parties within the
first ten days of the ensuing term of this Court the
wrts of error In these cases dismissed as to him
in the National Union, or some other newspaper at
at least sixty days before the beginning of term
OF the supreme Court next enSuihg-0th NOvem-
oer, ts 1sa1. True c0pyIDTsWst: n1DD1rroy
Jy26-3w Clerk Supreme Court u 3.
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DEAD FROM HYDRoPHOBIA.-A six-year-old
son OF Richard Clark, of New York, who was
bitten by dog on the 9Th of july died on Sat
urday. III great agony, his physicians pro-
nouncing his ailment genuine case of hydro
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BANKERS.

A MEMBER OF THE STOCK EXCHANGE
~ will execute orders for the purchase or sale of
Stocks, Bonds and Gold on moderate margins.
Commissions IS each 100 shares. Stock privileges
negotiated on responsible parties only. COrresp0n-
dence solicited. Henry Merriam, Member Am.
Mining and Stock Exchange, IS Wall ST., New
York. Reference, ID. K. Manyan, esq., President
National Trust Co., New York. jan1
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GEN. SAM CARY has been electrifying the
people of Michigan with the information that
the words promise to pay" upon the face of
but were placed there by the Secretary of the
Treasury and the Bureau of Printing and
Engraving without legal authority
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: A SUPPOSED MURDER.-AbOut three weeks
ago the body of a man named lines was found
floating in the Potomac river near Paw Paw
w. Va, with the neck broken. AS the man
had over $500 in money on his person when
last seen alive, the circumstances pointed to
foul play: Although the body was found on
the Maryland side of the river, an inquest was
held by the West Virginia authorities and
verdict rendered that the man was killed by
parties unknown to the jury. lines was a
married man, about IS years of age, and lived
Suspicion rests upon a man. also a farmer.
and the Maryland authorities have been en-.
deaVorlng to effect his arrest, but thus far
without SucceSs.-t Cumberland (Md.) NeaCS.
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A TLANTIc OCEAN:
SECOND GRAND ENCURSI N To
OCEAN CITE,
Thu RSDAN, August Is, 1873.
Annfhfr nrln.rf..nff IN If.f, III n.,.rrI


Another Opport"HftY 10 VISIT OId OCEAN.
Al ran cement, have heen made for aaoth n En-
curbloh tn Ocean City, on Thursday, -
husu>, 10 1870. Detsi.s need nor
s tht rec laio concerning this great
ocean resort. for IL is aCknoN leigad 70 hava the
grandest surf on the Atlantic CoaSr. II napuNent
"a. Is only zoo yards from the hotels. where par
yes can enjoy Fishing, Boating, trimming and
Mosel- ley will leave IA ST. wharf Thurs Law Auyusf
16 promptly at u. IN, arriving az CrfSneId by
Q. M next morning. Leave CrtSfe!d At 10 a. M,
arriving Al q C an ity I'm time for breakfast gv1
among The Brsdk,rS. Eight honrs on ths oce.r,
Shore. Bsthers venture 800 yards from the
shore In safety; no under-tow. Meals AZ the hotels
and on the boat, 80 cents each. Tickets, So: chill
dren between and IL. 81 SO; Stat ,rooms extra
Tickets can he had at the following Druestores.
Ferguson's Csp,tol Hill; Thompson'S l5.h s.
town, ID C., and the following Bookstores: Nor
rison' Pa. av.; Purceil's 9Th ST.; Brad Adams,
ST.: Solomons Chapman, ia. sv., and OF the
GLOWING: ". VI. Sat Bro, Jewellers; VIM.
House and National Hotel stateroon!s fer sale AZ
Ballantyne's Bookstore, 9TH st.
aue36t X. :. LAwRENS0N, Manager.
DOTOMAC FERRY CO.. BETWEEN
i WASHINGTON AND ALIEN r.
kNDRlA-Leave Washington 100,
1910. 1:2o, $40 800. 4, 4:S5, 8 and D. m. Leave
Alexandra z: 80, $50. 80 1910, 1880, IL 80
am, 12:45, $40. 4, Is, 535, 80 aud 80
p m Fare, Round Trip, l5 cents. sundays ex-
cepted. sug12 w
GREAT FALLs.-The neat little pleasure
regular "Trip TO GREAT FALLS
on SUNDAY. August 4th, and every Sunday fher, :
after until further notice, leaving her wharf At
congress street bridge; Georgetown, a. $50 am.
day for sl6. VIII accommodate IS persons COM
fortably. augI-lws
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Ae-Dennis Kearney married Boston girl.
w nall suspect that that is the cause Of it.
lBu1dl0 Express.
AnrA sign posted up in Wisconsin saw
mlu reads: " The saws are running-nO use to
touch them to convince yourselves"
ArCorOnets and monograms are now to be
embroidered on ladies' shoes.
Es-The latest New York slang is Amt yer
paralyZed in yer mind?"
S Michael Reese, whose estate in Califor.
MA is valued at $4,000, has died in Wellen-
stein, Germany
B- Under the concessions made by Prince
Bismarck the negotiations between Germany
and The Vatican are progressing satisfactorily.
@The we'll known Ethiopian comedian
Lew Davis committed suicide at Dockerill's
opera house. ST. Johns, n. B., on Saturday
night last by cutting his throat.
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$500 5000 Em
LEATHER TRUNK WITH CANVAS COVER.
ALSO,
HARNESS,
NICKEL, SILVER AND GILT, Sl7 no "a,
TRAVELLING BAGS. sATCHELs, &C.. &C.
An immense variety OF styles at equally low
prices, at the popular Factory and Salesrooms
JAMES 8. TOPHAM.
l86 Seventh Street Northscest,
Joining Odd Fellows Han.
REPAIRING,
Trunks and Harness thoroughly repaired and
Trunks coveredatl low rates. telz-n
DOYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
Grand Extraordinary Dra,ciso, Septens-
Der 4th, 1873.
ONLY Is, 600 TICKETS.
First Capital Prize $500, CO.
isS prizes, and g $50 600 distributed, and no
Whole tickets, SO: half, $40; quarter, $40;
tenth, %; twentieth, -.
1ys-ee2m 16S CoDsns0S Sc, New Orleans, La.
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HLIsT OF PATENTS granted to residents of
the District of Columbia, Virginia and Mary
land for the week ending July @, 1s7S:-Ge9
ii. Fayman, Washington, ID. c., mail bag fa.-
Ieners: Eli 5. Prime, Baltimore, Md, vantage
rods; James Boss, Berlin, Md, fruit-carriers ;
Jacob s. Matthews, of Athens, Tenn, and
fasteners; VIM. ID. Wright, Baltimore, Md,
sash holders.
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COAL AND WOOD.
- JOHNSON BROTHERS,
WOOD. TELEPHONIC CONNECTIONS, COAL.
FULL WEIGHT.
COAL. BEST QUALITY. WOOD.

Low PRICES.
WOOD. PROMPT DELIVERIES, COAL
Main ONCE, wharves, mill and depot connected with
uptown Offices by TELEPHONE.
With uneQualed facilities and advantages for
economically conducting the wood and coal trade
Wharves factory, extensive store yards enabling us
to stock up largely when coal Is lowest, offices
throughout the city, and all in Immediate commu-
nlcatlon, 1nsuring prompt attention to orders, we
are prepared to offer to patrons the best yarie-
ties of coal at the very lowest prices.
Remember, we insure strictly pure coal. OF 2 $40
pounds to the ton.
JOHNSON BROTHERS.
Main ONCE mill and depot, foot of 18th. 18Th and
SITS. sw. Offices 1909 st. n. W.: 1ll2 9th ct, u,
W.: 1418 7th st. u W.: and 22l Pa. ave "a ivI3-tr
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The SWIMMING SCHOOL.-Mr. II. Z. Odlum
has secured site on the north side of E street.
between 9th and eth streets northwest, the
property formerly owned by Gen. Sherman,
for the construction of his natatarium. and
broke ground to-day for the swimming pool
which will soon be in readiness for business
The brick structure which for a time was used
as private stable, will be utilized for this
purpose, the pool being inside of the walls OF
the same,
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UNDAY ExOURsION,-Tne sta.ms
~ LADY OF THE LAKE Vill

will,
until further notice. make regular s-ekNA
E1curs1on Trips Oh SUNDAY AF-11 u
IEhNOONS, leaving her wharf, terminus of tia
1tn or 6tn ss line or cars, ut .. M for hours,
SAL on the Potomac, calling at 6lymont going
Gown ana coming back. Fare 90 cents. steamer
JOHN W. THOMPSON will leave same wharf
every SUNDAY AFTERNOON, nj O'Clock for
6iymont. Fare round trip, 70 cents.
n. B.-Steamer Thompson's tickets not GOOD On
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GAS FIXTUREs.-Over two hundred vari
cites in 2. B. 4, and II lights at prices to suit
the times, at Hamilton's. Y. M. c. A. build
ing. 1.3len2:
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y HALL. - Steamer '.MattanoS,
leaves 6th,st. wharf EVERY sun EsSxSN
DAY, at $50 p. m, for Marshall
dan; returning, will arrive In Washington st e. 20
IN. No pains will be spared to make tiese eIcur-
sions quiet ana agreeable. good Band of Music
mas been engaged for the season. Fare round.
trip, 26 cents. Sy1aSm
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w II. MARROW.
COAL! COAL!
{Now is the time}
WOOD! to buy your WOOD!
COAL
Best Quality and Loo Prfces
Selected stock of celebrated Goals
"Leen White Ash,
'Lykens' Valley Red Ash,
Lorberry Red Ash.
In these close times to save money call early at
W. II. AARLOW'S,
Sth and B streets Southwest,
Branch Yard, A, between I'd and Sd SITS. ne
Branch ONCE Taylor's Cigar Store, cor 9Th st.
ana New York avenue. jyl3-1m
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BEAUTIFUL lace white stripe goods, p; Vic
tOria lawns, 10; beautiful figured lawns pa
cifc),. 10; beautiful calico, 5; children's col
OrCd hosiery; excellent cOrsets; closing out
paraSOlS at real cost. Cartcr's, III Market
space. Excellent black alpaca, 25; black
cashmere, pure wool, 50; gauze vests for
ladies and children; bleached table damaSk,
so; Shetland ShawlS, white, blue and cardinal;
one hundred QCJ pieces new and beautiful
lawns just arrived, including sideband
laWnS-idrt
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GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.

GENTLEMEN'S GOODS,
lust RECEIVED-Fresh supply OF the
u .IOhiOr and NPEklN" HATS, now 4.
Also, sTRAW HATS, with light trim-
mlngs, Tor young men and youths
GUN ORprelAs Tor ladiee' and gentlemen,
<,o sTINGMETx, HATTIE.
YZ-u ISS7 PesnsyJcGnia operse,
READY-MADE SHIRTS.
Mems unfinished Shirts, 80 cents: of w.mm,,.
musnn, % cents. Finished. IS cenis: Of WAN
s s9 mosnnl W cents Boys Shirts, L. u X and
c-lncn, at % cents unfinished and 75 cents An
Bhed, OF WAmsutta cotton. " SeAe III.
SHIRTS TO ORDER
The best Shirts ct 81 Is: second ~ n, -s q, IN
pT 1 L,ns sn eeSh i. FIT always warranted Best
ethers, for FL Linen Cuffs Is Gents nsI naIp..
S Gest 40, SIa cents; Jeans Drawers eb cents'
Nockwoar and Hosiery e' I>e'eii~ An
,s,. TH0MPsoN's SHIRT FACTORY,
yelo-u $40 II ut. e.sc., opp. Patent Once
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GEORGETOWN ADV'M'TS.
EDUCATIONAL.

THE ECLECTIC SEMINARY-This Semi
Il nary W il 10 opened September at 1884 . St.
A NORMAL CLASS will be formed, and n new aud
inpIoSea netnod or instruction will be used In the
Academic and Primary departments Circulars at
the bookstores.
auR5- I'm Il. RICHARDS Princinal
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NOTICE To MOUNT VERNON PAS
ANSENG ERS-The steamer MARY
WAsHINGTos, which has been re-
GShtIy rented and furnished, l.. l..
Blake, captain is the only boat ALLOW ed 20 land mas
sengers ut Mount Vernon wharf, Round trioT
including admission TO mansion and grounds
Steamer leaves 18th 81. wharf daily (supdays er-
ceptedl al 10 An, and returns al 4 p. m. j. NcH
fOLLINGsWORTH, sup't Ladies Mount Yer.
non MOI ASSOCIATION. l.. l.. BLAKE, steamer Mary
NasHnsVon Jelb-ly
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POINT LOOKOUT EXCURSIONS,
STEAMER "SUR,n

CAPT. W. G. GE0HEGAN,
The Elegant Iron Steamer SUE viii resume he,
SATuRDAY NIGHT EXCUR- 49, -
SIONs, June 18th, TO Point Look
out, stopping 1t Piney Point going D
s t feturnng leaving stephensons wharf, foot OF
washington BY .. m. on Monday. Meals win he
W ,pIpis S On the Boat and all the
State Rooms and further informstion' snn,v fo OF
sTEPH6NsON BROS. Agents. oorner Ist6
st. and Pa ave. and It'll IT wharf ~ ,1su
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pENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
l. CHESTER, PA.
Opens September 18th.
thorough Instructions in Civil Engineering, the
Classics ano English. For circulars, apply to Col.
THEO. HYATT. President. jy15-eo3m
- lex, Nd. Will reopen on WEDNESDAY,
September 11th Terms gerry moderate. For cata-
logues address Mrs. NJ. w. HACkELTON. Presi-
dent. Iy12-eo1m
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tJLEAsUkk BOATS FOB HIRE POR HIsH
L Ing, &C. JOSEPH PASsENO,
u Water street ~
epAo-.m 0oorRetown. ID. q.
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FERRY CO. RErp
GRAND EXCURSION.
FORTRESS MONROE, NORFOLK AND THE
CAPES.
On the Floating Palace steamer
LOUISE, OF BALTIMORE
AUGUST 18Th 1873.
ROUND TRIP.

The LOUISE will leave Stephenson's VIII
O'Clock ,. m. THURSDAI, August ~n>
l5th, returning about 9 m. August ERStfI
18th.
Staterooms at whitsker's, e4l Pa ave. Ii
at Thompson's, 703 18Th ST. Moore's corne
ave; and 18th ST. Majors, corner 7gh and h
Baiantyne,s, ith ST.; Giiman's. 627 Pa.
Robt. Beall's, 495 Pa. ave. Dooley's. 223 Pa
east. AMI
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IL and bathing. Steamer Harhin- .s.,ns
gsf' every tn URSpAY and SUNBEAM
DAY, atSH an. from 9Th street -
wharf. Tickets, so cents. Charter any dav .nd
evening sSS for l5e Passengers Apply at Nat or
Refreshments for sale on the boat
1yZ3-1m M z GREGG Cant
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lei. WI. TAYLOR.
Carpenter and Builder, ).
SASH, DOOR and BLIND NIANH'
FACTURER.
Pearl ST., Jackson, Miss.
ectIz, lTNNn

.. 800 =. - 2, p
i heatness9 and dispatch PLANNING Of all
kinds done at shortHosice To g. Is 81.
Also on hand and for sale MQULDINGS OF
DIFFERENT PATTERNS ''ss
: = A. large lot Of SASH, BLINDS, AMI DOORS
ON hand that will be 50 I'D Cheap ...-I..;+g5
i UNRERTA-kING-.
METALLIC CASES, CASKETS, and Wood
en- Collins of all descriptions.
Cali and examine, before purchasing else
.TheTas .,s..o. s-.i4 h.-ss .sI HIS Et.s@
Oct 5. 15f5--tf..
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RESOLUTIONS Adopted by GlHe Ten
neSsee state Orange, Feb
ruary 30, ISIS. ,..-,.

WHEREAS, The financial policy Of the
government for the last twelve years, by
which the currency has been greatly
contracted, silver demonetizeds and the
public burdens largely increased, has
been most detrimental to the industrial
interests, causing ruin and disaster to
such Interests everywhere; and
WHEREAS, The farming interest, one
of the most important and extensive,
has been one of the greatest sufferers by
such legislation as above recited, the in
dependent existence of the farmers them
selves being seriously threatened by the
continued depression of real estate, and
the shrinkage Of all values; therefore, be
it. tts s.sstH
ResoJoed, That we, the representa-.
tives of the farmers, in the State Grange
assembled, believe that the best inter
ests OF the industrial classes demand the
repeal of the resumption law, the renoh-
citation Of silver, free banking. limited
only by the demands Of trade, and up-
controlled as to volume by the general
government, ard the payment Of alt in
terest bearing obligations according to
the strictest construction Of the original
contract. And we hereby request our
representatives in Congress to labor ear
nestly to that end.-'Southern Husband
man, .....,.
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Storage of Corn Fodder.


= A moderate estimate of the yield of
corn fodder would be one ton for every
ten-bHshels of Germ. The corn crop will
this year reach at least one thousand
millions of bushels. This would give
100, 600, 900 tons Of fodder, q worth for
feeding purposes. if we'll cured and
saved, at least five dollars per ton. Ia
the aggregate this is $500, 600, 600. This
large sum could be easily made for the
country eat of the crop Of fodder, by
wisely saving and economically using it.
But no produce of the farm. is SO injured
in the harvesting and storing, or sowasts-
fully used as this. At the present time
We might consider how corn fodder
imightabe properly saved. First, the
corn should be hus ked as soon as posi-:
bic, and the fodder firmly tied up in ca
silly handled bundles or sheaves, which
rshouit be eaFefuAy-Hed up in socks, and
be- ~ellztfed at the top, and
well spread at the bottanS so as to Keep
stiie inHef part dried ans well aired. IN
This STATE Il win cllEe thdhoughly in two
weeks after huskfngs and will then be
ready foE Hacking or Patting away in
The nov. Fss- 81 4
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LEGAL NOTICES.
PROGLAMATTOT
'''"' $500 90 REwARbl

WHEREAS, II appears by pe..-
w ceived BY me- tiat TM4i Ft
Marshall county, In this State. .r. AZ p.I
February 9Th, IS 8, wiiluIig .Dgr.I.
cape and is siill 40 large; as.
Now iliefefor6' TT. VI. STOKp.r
of Mississippi, do offer thc us.,. woes
the arrssu and deliyery of tbr. IN. .
Dick, 10 Ihe Sheriff OF Marshall r- th.
reward OF S20) OJ btihg' tatabf...t. p
vfcfibhi and 'itl adltipn ~ .tb,.i..
ward a. AnbLdp pqrroNer. require. 'J
Of this State 10 be- diGguuf iu uI.r
arrest aid fheitivc Pow.
Z IS .GivtUusftlur MY ii1ud a1lf5a.
,iNr9i : b3Pb tbeSHSe slH4eL 4tJl,..-.
u; y ooh day OF Marcel. Afb
BytherGbvdfnar:. I.-.U ....'.-5 '''t
~ tKF4qeH kALc9NEN Sscreorg ofs
% moi' h1r1d abtsrRtrrrhv
% Thomas Dick Is about % {caf. t-f..t
feet lO5k inches ldehi bmtk hsIr.sr.
weigh s. abont l7Qppuuds and 81 s.Du.t
MARI, 1S-3w.
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OF FLOWERS.

There we're no roses till tlie first'child died,
~ vlplets, nor balmy -breathed hearts
ease. =.
No heaiotrope, nor, buds 50 dear TO bees,
Tue hoHey -heaTted suekie, no gold-eyed
AMI l0wiy- dahdeliOn, nor, stretching wide,
Glover ard coWsIip7cIlps, like RIVAL seas.
Meeting and parting, as the young spring
Runs giddy races playing seek and hide.
For all II swers lied when Eve left Paradise
a nd all the world was fowerIess awhile,
UntT1a little child Was-Iaid in earth
Then rem its grave grew viOlets for its
-eHt eyes, .Te f.. D..
And from its lips rose-petats for ir7
smile. ~ 4Jg- .ts,.
ta And 30 all flowers, from that ehild's
death took birth.
Maurice F. Egan; Scribner for April.
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DESCRIPTION

4. Thompson is abour FIVE fcaf stvanarI..
inches high, weighs alou. ouu hun....
forty-tve pounds complexion. Do. Ir .r.
dark, AND is aged thirty four yurrs Ua..
mark titooei in India ink iu ouo arn
the elbow. .'.f..H MuvH .- ....
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-04-03
-NoTTCE no CPTDfT0Pg

I ETTERs OF ADMINISTRATION a.
IL estate Of Blanche iizhrim. deau.
having been, on the 20tb day of Juumrg q
by the Chancery Court f1r the Fins. U..
Of Kinds county, Mississippi granted u
undersigned, all persons haYiugcaimsurn
the iptestate, arc hereby notified. u On
and present the same and have them fr.IH.
in the manner, and within thutuue rros.r
by law, or they WILDE forever barred
MARIO, 78-Iw. " T''''' '''
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-04-03
How. 20 IlIeeG Horse.

: Bleeding IS generally done in the jugs
ular vein With broad lancet; and when
the sainiS sufficiently pressed and SCI
cured so as to cause It to Swell, then the
peiAt@0f the lancet is sent in with the
left hand, and, cutting upwards, makes
alI the opening necessary. When suf1i.
dent blood is takepsthaent ought to be
squeezed tOeetheE sRE llaa1engd with a
PM. By pres rein below the
wqqad thu q "a sgt out in, 4
stream and fsl The bucket
ready to receiSR ~ -
1J,6lflssa1E ~
The products of the farms of the Uni
ted States for the year 1877 were worth
it least ST. 600 O00, 900.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-04-03
-E7xtrIoit-o of the United States BRaaefa-------
las a-ai-' II lof rHE = ~ Ajt3
p os sif u
liverpool and London and Globe INSURANCE. 10.
! ! ne 4'a8s.ieisz y
II-3 ofnl af a

INSURANCE IN AND 9K EpTIoN
-. Ni'9'o 51s OF DECEMBER 1871