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BURY's PIPsIssEwA cures kidney and bladder
diseases.

INVITATION TO MEssRS. MOODY AND SANKKY TO
CONE TO WAsHINGTON.-Iu answer to an urgent
appeal TO Messrs. Moody and Sankey to visit
Washington, written by a well-known lady
resident Of this city, the following from Mr..
Sankey has been received:
ST. LOUIS, NO., Nov. 2sth, 1879.
Dear Friend: Mr.. Moody requests me to say
that your letter was duly received, and that he
thanks you for your kind words, but cannot
make any change in his plans for this season.
We hope to come to Washington some time.
Yours, very truly, IRA ID. SANKEY.
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STOCK operations by the combination plan,
skilfully conducted, guarantee the best success.
Investments from s25 to $4,000, of many Gus
toners, concentrated In one vast sum- and pru-
IDENTIFY manipulated. yield large profits, which
are divided monthly. Circular explaining
everything, mailed free. Address Lawrence &
Co., Bankers, 10 Broad Street. New York.
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For BRONCHIAL, AsTHMATIC and Catarrhal
Complaints, and Coughs and Colds, "B,'o,raas
bronchial TrOcheS" manifest remarkable cura-
many Of which are injurious. The genuine
.'B'otrn'S Bronchial TrOches" are sold only in
0OCeS. ttS3t
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WflbOr's Cod-Liver Oil and Lime.
The great popularity of this safe and effica-
cious preparation is alone attributable to its in
trinsic worth. In the cure of coughs, colds,
humors, and all consumptive symptoms, it has
no superior, If equal. Let no one neglect the
early symptoms Of disease, when an agent is at
chest. lungs, or throat Manufactured only by
A. b. Wi1bor, chemist, Boston. Sold by all
druggists. st&th3t
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"THE ONLY CREED man has Is that which he
practices" said q preacher yesterday. No
church viii deny It, but what an army OF hypo-
critics the rule dtScloseS-EN +. Herald.
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wfIhor,s Coa.Iiver MI nm,

KIDNEY AND URINARY Trio UBLE is universal
and the only safe and sure cure is Hop Bihers-
rely on ii.
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"ALDERNEY DAIRY."-Fresh alderney butter
churned every morning and delivered In 4 lbs.
=" Ward prints, 45c. per Id. Also, cottage
cheese and buttermilk. tt
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Sl,375.s7 Profits I'm 80 Days.
What $40 has done In Wall street by legitimate
Stock Speculations Pamphlet explaining every
thing sent free. SIMPSON & Co., 40 Exchange
Place, New York. o,2s.7:
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ARRESTED FOR SHOOTING AN OFFICER.-Officer
Creamer arrested In the west end of this city
this morning colOred man named Charles
Turner, for shooting Office Layton In the leg
last Thursday, and citizen named Charles
Stewart. He Is held for hearing.
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DEATH AT 112 YEARS OLD.-Dr G. L. Ma
gruder to-day sent to the health officer GER
uficate Of death of an old colored woman named
Darkey Horner, lie years old She lived with
cOlored family at No. 100 Pierce street north
west.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-04

A CHILD's FALL OVER A PRECIPICE.-Sunday
afternoon the little child of James Madison, OF
Guttenburg, N. j., eluded the vigilance of his
sades, which rise, almost perpendcularly, to
great height, near his home. He lost his bal
ance, and fell headlong over the precipice. The
instant by clump Of bushes few feet below,
then the body, bounding from one projection to
another In the face of the hill and turning over
feet above the ground the clothing caught In
the branches of a tree, and the child was for
second suspended in the air, but an instant later
ground The fr1ghtful fall was witnessed by a
number of persons. The child was unconscious
when picked up, but recovered his senses soon
summoned, examined him and discovered that
his left leg and one of his ribs had been broken
and that, beyond these, he had escaped unhurt,
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High Authority.

Dr.. W. E. Scott, President Of the College of
Physicians, Montreal, wrfteS:-sI have recon-
mended Cotden's Liebig's Liquid Extract Of Beef
and Tonic InrigoratOr as the best preparation
used for Debility, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Fever,
Ague and Loss OF appetite" Sold by all drug
giStS and prOcerS
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81 a9H SN x,,.o17ts II, IN n,

$l,426.SO Profits In 80 Days.
so In legitimate Stock Speculations In Wall st.
pays immense profits Pamphlets explaining
everything sent free. HEATH & Co., Brokers,
1927 Broadway, N. Y. ILL., ,eo13t
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CITY ITEMS.
Tome Tin the Svsr.v,,

IOme Up the System
by taking Qtfrk'S bush Tea. 1t cures Bilious
ness, Headache, and regulates the blood. Price
25 cents.
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A MINISTER ACCUSED OF FORGERY.-The Al
bany Evening Journal says that the Rev. George
H. Van Dusen, of West Amsterdam, was ar
reported that he recently attempted to get
pension OF S., 600 for himself on the ground of
injuries received in the army, and, it IS charged
county, where he formerly resided, to affidavits.
He was taken to PlattSburgh for examination.
A MICHIGAN JOURNAL says:-"In this state eti-
quette permits bride to be married without
gloves, because that's the way she handles the
groom after marriage
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KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY.
SIMMONS AND DICKINSON, MANAGERs.)
FEW OF THE PRIZES
cAsHED AT
500 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
Received from Messrs Simmons l. Dickinson.
FrPEse Tad HesNsky s5af
ment Ct Prize Ticket No s. s1s drawn " by p LIE
~ wELLs-FARao EXPRESS Is s GO;
New YORK, N1 gy:, p is. ls72 9ho
sum 81 FIFTEEN Fl HuNpkED DoLLAKs Isl 800!
the Kentucky State Lottery, November Is, 1879
$50 I'd av., New York city.
New YORK, Nov. IS, 1879.
Received from simmons Dicknson s-I ma arsgr
s ssRRtpefS fais Snf for TeGet
ton. STAFFORD county, Nh. in Glass T, drawn
l'''ei'''ei 49, ''''' ETA sHERBgRNE.
By Horato G. Cloutman.
rvs thsn S9 1ffnfsh
Fl z sh a. saS 81 besg
For Second National Bank, jersey C1ty.
RssezsS fgS% nf sVk
in fun for Ticket No s.. SIS. drawing October Is
1879, Kentucky State Lottery said ticket being col
i.ieaS Z Evansville. Ind. ~ aa,,..,,,,oH
for Doaa. 6 & e. RsSssss S5GRsny.
Received from MessEs Simmons Dickinson lI5.
te1y.. Glass 9. drawn septembeT. 60, 1873. The
ticket drawing said prize was No n &e at
Port Richmond. Staten Island. Ny,
Received from Messrs. Simmons Dickinson,
RY % 81 81 bss
the amount drawn by ticket No. so. $50 in the draw
es 6 r.
fu ResIdenes g av BamoTe
Rsssjysa from Mess5s simmSRs Dickinson s
Capital Prize Tiskss To Is us. drawing July iS
500 18th st. southwest, Washington, D. g.
sssESd sS s%S9nf IA
N'-' aEokdaSS M & %AsHBg y.
Charlestown. Mass.
$4,000
DISTRIBUTED
IN THE KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY
MONDAY, DECEMBER rs, 1870,
ssr gssses1r5N &c. o4fh e. psf4 e.
AMOUNTING TO $50, TOO.
TICKETS 81.
For full particulars apply to
/ q. UPINGTON,
Successor to Williamson l. Co..,
500 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
| List of drawings published in the New York Her
ald SUM- Stats Zeitung, Philadelphia Record Phil
adelphia Sunday Dispatch, Pittsburgh Dispatch.
and Louisville COMMERCIAL. An out Of town ticket
holders are mailed copy OF the official list as soon
~ received. dec4, q, 9&u
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CAsHMEREs.-15 pieces just opened, all new
WOOL As. TowsOn's, 6s6 Pa ave., south side.) t
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Lottery Letters in the Mails.

THE CASE OF THE LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY vs..
THE POSTMASTER GENERAL.
This morning, in the Court n General Term,
Judges Cartier and James, the case OF NJ A..
Dauphin agt D. NJ. Key, postmaster general
bill for an injunction to prevent the latter from
enforcing an order directing that letters ad-
dressed to him as agent of the Louisiana State
Lottery be not delivered-was taken up. The
respondent was not represented. The COM
plainant was represented by Senator Carpenter
were ready to present their views, but that no
answer had been filed and the case was ripe for
default, but they did not desire that the case
should be disposed of Ia that manner.
the Chief Justice remarked that there was
one case now on hearing, and they were adverse
to allowing case to slide in at this time. He
suggested that they could hear it on Monday.
~ it was intended to carry the case to the SD
preme Court of the United States it might as
well be chalked now.
Senator Carpenter said that they did not want
any chalking, and he was satisfied when the
case is heard the court would grant the injunc-
ton. AS he was compelled to be absent next
Monday, he asked that it be heard on Saturday.
After consultation the court set the case down
for SATURDAY.
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Frederick schneider to C. A. Schneider, part 8,
So. 1861; part IA, so. 1O1, and part 10, So. al;
s. 80. Charter Oak Insurance Co. to E. I. Far
King IT., lots 20 Fl and "a, So SIC; s, 200 7. E.
Landon to George Dorr, part is. block IL, Merld-
ion Hill; $3.50. G. H. Jackson to W. II. Main, lot
&c, so. $40; =. Loring Chapel to II. NJ. Chap
Webster to d. R. Stevens, lot l, block 8, E1lng-
ham Place; $4,000. William Nottingham to J. G.
Gentner, part 10, SO. 743; 5. E. A. Newman to
c. f. Stefel lot IS, so. sic; 1915. w. F. HOltz-
man, trustee to D. L. Morrison, lot G, SO. pa;
81, 200 w. D, Cassin ct al, trustees to J. E.
Braitmayer, part 21S, Georgetown; 81 $50. c. C.:
al, parts II and Is, so. so; 81 800. NJ NJ. Rohrer
to j. E. Williamson, lot 81, so. 1851; $40.
Michael O'Toole to Annie Donnelly, part 5, so.
1872: 81 las.
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"A JEWEL OF THE FIRST WATER is another
name for DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
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Tailoring Department,

The Poor Mans Remedy.
QtfiES irish Tea, the wonderful bilious rem
edy. Sold by every druggist. Price Is cts.
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WASHINGTON CITY CATTLE MARKET-QueenS-
tOacn Stock Yard December 26, 1s79.-[Reported
by Lewis D. Means & Col-s2O cattle-253 sold
at prices ranging from ~ to 4Ac. per pound, g.
left over. 500 sheep and lambs-oiid Sheep sold
lambs from to 81 cents per pound. 6 cows
and calves sold from $40 to ss5 each. Market
good,
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COMMISSION TO INQUIRE INTO THE SANITY OF
OLIVER F. DELPHY.-At the last term OF the
Criminal Court a young man named Oliver +.
Delphy was convicted OF the crime OF grand lar
ceny and sentenced to two years In the pentten-
ttary, and afterwards made several attempts to
commit suicide On the trial the plea OF in
sanity was not made, although the fact that he
had been In the insane asylum was known, his
counsel believing that they could secure his ac-
qu1ttaL Since his sentence an appeal has been
made by his friends to have him examined by
physicians as to his sanity, and this morning
Judge Hagner appointed DR.. w. W. Godding,
DR.. Noble Young, and DR.. j. F. Hartigan to
make the examination.
THE SUNDAY SCHOOL INSTITUTE, to be held at
the Congregational Church on the 9Th 10th and
18th inst. under the auspices of the Superinten-
dents Union, to be conducted by DIR. Vincent, is
looked forward to with great interest by those
who are engaged In Sunday schools. DR.. Vim
Cent vii, be assisted by several pastors Of the
city and President Cattel, OF Lafayette College,
Pa Prof. Bischon viii preside at the organ,
ana Mr., Paul win lead the singing. question
drawer win add to the interest at each session.
See advertisement
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,"nIN Posi-, No. g. G. A. R., last evening
e,ectaS orsc... for the ensuing year, as follows:
Commandar 9enry clifford; senior vice COM
mander, Newton n. Brooks: , '.'nior vice com
mander, William P. Seville; quaruo..Ga'
Samuel E. Thomson; chaplain, Benjamin Swal-
low; surgeon, Edwin II. Grant; officer OF the
Donald. Delegates to the Department Encamp-
ment, Comrades Samuel C. Loyejoy, E. j. Dow
ling. and George D. Scott; alternates, Harry T.
Hutton, Florence ponobue, aad William D.
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Second Floor.
Popular Prices.
Large Assortment.
One Price Only.
GEORGE C. HENNING.
Nv 40 It'll street.
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S L U G II T E r. r.
SILKS IND TELVETS.
LOOK AT
THESE PRICES:
27-inch wide SILK VELVET, So; never sold less
than 49,
20-inch SILK VELVET, $3.50; regular price Is
$3.50.
Satin and Silk Stripe PEKIN, 81; would be cheap
at 81. so.
22-inch Black Gros Grain SILK, 81 worth 81. Is.
"a inch Satin Finish CASHMERE DE sol, 81. So;
can't be matched under 80. so.
CONNOLLY'S,
nov-8 11th st. and Pa. 0Ue.
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NURE By ABSORPTION!

CURE By ABSORPTION!
"SAPANULE,"
THE WONDERFUL GLYCERINE LOTION.
MEYER Falls TO CURE.
The well known medicinal properties OF, 6lycer-
ine of which tSAPANULE', is largely COM
posed, is assurance to the public of the wonder,
full curative powers of this celebrated Lotion for all
Nervous, Infiammatory and Skin Diseases. Rheu-
matism, Neuralgia, Lame Back, Headache, Bruises,
Sprains, Burns, or Scalds, Chilbains, Bunions,
Piles &C.. yield at once to its so9thing influence and
Humors, ,ChaPPed Hands, Roughness, and all dis
Used in sponge or foot baths removes all pain or
soreness Of body, limbs and feet Sold by all drug
gists. Price 80 cents and 81 per bottle. Satsfac-
ton guaranteed or money refunded. Send for IL
Illuminated circular and cards. Samuel Gerry Co.,
Proprietors, Office 237 Broadway, N. Y. nov29-eo1y
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RLACK AND ,coLoRED CAsHMEREs. 45c to
ID 81 yard
Colored CASHMERES, good fabrics, 25c yard
GRO GRAIN SILKS, 81 yard.
Roby's Double Busk CORSETS.
Nine. Democrats Reliable PATTERNS.
JOS. b. BAILEY.
noy22 Corner 18th and f. SITS. $40.
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MEssRs DUNCANsoN Bros, Auctioneers, will
O'Clock, within the auction-rooms, portion of a
private library Of standard law books COM
prising upwards of $50 volumes. Sale without
racarya
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rLOAKS, DOLMANS, CLOAkING.
JUST RECEIVED
full stock of Ladies' and Children's CLOAKS and
DOLMANS which we are selling at much less than
the usual prices. Also, Blankets Lap Robes, Bed
Comforts, Horse Blankets, Ladies' Cloaking at low
mere at the greatest bargains ever offered. Forty
pieces of Colored and Black Cashmere at 25c.
GEO. j. JOHNSON,
dec3 713 Market Space.
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Burke.

THE HuBER-TUEBER CAsE.-Th1S morning IN
Circuit Court No. 2 Judge Cox, the case OF
Huber and wife against Tueber and wife, which
has occupied the court for two weeks or more.
one cent damages and COSTS which will amount
TO several hundred dollars. This was an action
brought for $40 900 for an assault and battery al
legged to have been committed by Mrs TueDer
on Mrs Huber some two Or three years since,
which it was claimed grew out of some remarks
made by Mrs. Huber to a child. There Is yet
case growing out OF the same transaction, In
which the DarfieS reversed.
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LECTURES.
DRY GOODS.
EINEsT DRESS sMIRTs TO ORDER

FINEST DRESS SHIRTS TO ORDER
IL Sl.S5.
We lead the trade, and we give you as fine and as
good SHIRT made to order, and guaranteed to
suit You for 81. rs as any man can make at any
price.
Silk Neck Wear for gentlemen; well, We almost
give that away. We sell fine Silk Scarfs for 25 and
So cents, worth two and three times as much and
they are mice thing for Christmas Gifts.
Finest Standing Collars, II, 17k, Is and lSx
inch, so cents per dozen. Three fine Silk Ties for
SO cents Fine Dress Shirts, unfinished, 80 cents,
At MEsINNISS,,
dec4-1m 1909 r street n.,c.
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NEW GOODS.
NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS.
uGLOVES.-A large line of the Juste's Celebrated
UpdergraH make, every pair guaranteed.
gMBRELLAS.-Best dollar Umbrella in the city.
styles.
UNDERWEAR and HOSIERY.-Fun line at low
the best goods at lowest prices
THOMPSON'S SHIRT FACTORY,
novel SIG # st. 9l.tC., opp. Patent Office
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List Of drawings published in the New York Her
adelphia Sunday Dispatch, Pittsburgh Dispatch,
and Louisville COMMERCIAL. An out Of town ticket
~ received. dec4, q, 9&ll
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-04-25
The seventh constitutional con.

The seventh constitutional con
vention OF Louisiana assembled AT
the Statehouse in New Orleans last
Monday. Lieut.-Gov. Wilt was
elected president, and Maj. w. ii.
Harris, secretary. There have
been previous to this time six other
constitutional conventions held in
Louisiana, as follows: IN 1911,
1914, 1852, 1861, 1864 and 1868.
There may be such a thing as too
much legislation upon State consti-
tutions, and we believe Louisiana
has been sOrely afflicted in this
manner. We hope, however, the
present constitutional convention
may provea blessing to our radical.
afflicted sister State.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-04-25
~VICKSBURG'S PISTOLS.

The Hill City is evidently bear
ing off the palm in the way o.
murders, rows and knock, downs
and from all accounts more men are
slaughtered in Vicksburg than il
any other half dozen towns in the
State.
Not many weeks since there
took place in this city OF pistols q
horrible shooting atlray between
three prominent citizens in which
two were killed and the third Sc
verely wounded, and now last
Mondays Commercial comes to us
with accounts of three different
ARRAYS in which the pistol took a
prominent part. The most serious
of these latter rows took place in
the wine-room of the Alhambra
varieties theater, a place where
lewd women and degraded men as
semble during the performances Of
these variety th%eaters, and drink
mean whisky, wine, beer, etc. In
this difficulty a young man by the
name of j. L. Dent was murdered
by John ii. Brereton, captain of
the night police force, a man whose
duty required him to onserv the
peace rather than to break the laws.
How long + the %peaceable and
quiet citizens of this State to sub
NIT to such outrageous and savage
practices will only be determined
by the kind of men placed in Office.
If good and law-abiding men are
elected to office they will have the
courage to put down CHS bullying
faction and arrest and punish
whenever detected, but
so long rs men are placed in posi-
ion who are no better than the
who abuse and defy the
avs, just SO long will these men
larry on their murderous business.
We have laws against carrying
weapons, and it is the duty
the peace officers of the State
20 see that the laws are enforced,
md the offenders punished, aud if
hey refuse or neglect to do their
luty they should be displaced, and
good men elected in their stead
men who knowing their duty would
lare perform it. ihe' "'' 81
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-04-25
History of Mississippi.

Mississippi, as a Procince, Terri
tory and Stote, ,rih Biographical
Notices Of Eminent Citizeas, is the
title of Col. Claiborne's work. 1t
will be in two large volumes, and
is dedicated to the widows and or.
phans of those who died in our de,
Tense. 1t will be printed and pub
lished at the Clarion office, thus
making it in every respect a home
work. Col. j. l.. Power, of the
Clarion, so well known for his en-
ergy and great business capacity,
will make all arrangements Tor the
sale and distribution of the work,
appoint agents to solicit subscrip-
tions, etc. Vol. l is now in the
hands Of the printers.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-04-25
DEATH OF GEN. DIX.

The death of Gen. John A. Dix
occurred in New York last Tues
day, after an illness Of several
months. Speaking of his death
the New Orleans Times says the de-
ceased had played Il part in almost
every national episode during the
century and, as a soldier and a pol
itician, had acquired honorable
prominence. Born at Boscawen,
New Hampshire, July "a, 1893, he
began his career by service on the
frontier in the war Of lS12-15 and
from that time until the day OF his
death, was always an earnest and
courageous patriot from his point
of view and to the extent of his
convictions. He was consistent
democrat of the olden free-soil per,
suasion up to the breaking out of
the late civil war when he entered
the Federal service, rising to the
rank of major general. 1t was
while secretary of the treasury,
under Buchanan, in the latter days
of 1860, that he sent the famous
telegraph order to the revenue cut
ter officers at New Orleans, closing
with "shoot him on the spot.n After
serving actively through the civil
war, General Dix was, in 1866, APP
pointed minister to France. Resign
that office in 1868, and return.
.ng home, he was nominated and
governor of New York by
the republican party. Thus closes
IN extended and memorable career,
the ageof eighty.one, andagainst
t no one will be able to write a
truthful word of dishonor OF dis.
)aragement.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-04-25
Non-Resident Notice.

THE STATE or MISSISSIPPI. JACK
son COUNTY-Chdncery Court.
Opie Hutchings, complainant, Bill to
vs.. tfoTecl0se q
Jas. II. Goodwin, respondent. mortgage.
Upon reading compliments bill OF com
plant, and it appearing to the s~atisfac-
ton of the clerk from affidavit on file
that the respondent to this bill is q non
resident of the State of Mississippi, and
that his residence and postotiice address
cannot be ascertained upon diligent In
quiry, 1T is therefore ordered that SAID
James II. Goodwin do be and personally
appear before the clerk of the chancery
court Of jackson county, State of MlssIs-
sippi, on a rule day, to be held at his Of
flee at the courthouse, in the town OF
Scranton, in said county and State, on the
second Monday in juno, 1879, being the
9th day of said month, then and there 10
plead, answer or demur to complainants
bill of complaint filed in said court, aiph
it is further ordered that this order of no.
tice be published in the ~Pascagoula Demo,
crat-Star, a public newspaper published
and printed at Scranton, in said county
State, for four consecutive weeks.
Ordered this 9th day of April, A. ID. 1879
A. G. pELMAS, clerk.
April IL, 1879. 3-St
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-04-25

The Vicksburg Commercial of
last Thursday says, awe under
stand it is the intention of that
most gifted and eloquent gentle
man, Geo. p. Herndon, to deliver a
lecture in this city soon for the pur-
pose of raising funds to, assist in
erecting a monument to the memo.
~ of the late Col. Holland, of Hol-
ly Springs, one of the most noble
martyrs of the recent plague"