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New-York tribune., 1879-01-30
Gpctial Notlees
Joseph Cook

Joseph Cook
THIS EVENING. IN ASSOCIATION HALL,
on DOES DEATH END ALLT
PRELUDE ON FRAGMESTARY COLLEGE CULTURE
TICKETS AT THE DOOR.
Keating's Cough LOZenges-This great English remedy
has been and recommended for 80 by
medical profession sold by all druggists Price
+. F0UGERA Co. New York Agents
Mans Mission EarTh-A thorough Medical Treaties.
indicating how Cont med Disabilities may De removed the
practise showing the agencies that Wal insure Rest rc an
hood strengthened vitality sound conditions OF Heath
that have been impaired 0y oyertaI'd powers statement
OF the obstacles 10 MWfagr dud Oh tle Hes "ie nDso
them mall 2bc (cnrrency postage siamOs Address
secy MHseum Anatomy aud science 40 Broad@ay y y
Post Once Nouce-Tbe foreign mas EOr the week ending
SAIU KDAN, February l. iSsn WI olose az M @ on
via oneenstowu on WEDNESDAY. al a. N, Tor Europe
by steamship parthia wa Queenstown on ~ BsDAf AZ
"a M. for Europe, Nv stram'hip CIV OF Montrta, VIA
oneenstown coIresuOnnce Germany and France 10
Forwarded this steamer must ne specially sdreSsed aud
al ~ Tor Europe. by steamship ttlert wa Plymouth.
CherbOuTg Hamburg; ON sAIC RDAI.at a. m. tor
Enrope. by steamship Britaunc, Queenstown cor
and scotland 10 Ue f)fwaried Dy
ths steamer must specially addressed. ana
for scotland direct by steamship Ethiopia va asg0w ana
AZ 30 a m or Europe stepmship Ntser. via south.
Az ~ 50, The .feamSnIps Mlutfna parthia
Montreal and Brltaune DO not ake mans ei Denmark
sweaep and Nols say irs msts 70, Hhssn s Ia & ~ N SsSe
York - February J. Tho mtis i0 hayu and
Kingston. Ja leave New torI Janpatg - ne uis or
n The mails Martinique - LUCIA Batoadoes aud frn
dad direct leave Newtork feorIsss l l.. lo msis ter
Tor china Japan leave san Francisco febrda! H.
" rHOS. l.. JAMES rJst l.s sc.
! Post onioe. NewYors January p. is7s
"Three Ball Washing CRYSTAL" Is adopted as a trade
mark TO protect our Customers against many ins
'T1s Tades. Try "BLCEDINE" the best Laan,ry Blue.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-30
MARRIED.

MOORE-wILLIAMs-OnT Tuesday. January 2s. a. calvary
Church by the U.v. Or. Washburn Clement g Moore TO
Laura NJ, daughter Of W. :. Williams of New YORK.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Monday, December 81, 1877,
Robert Struhcfs. r. To Sabna Redmond daughter 0t j.
Waiter Wood, u south orange. Y. j.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-30
DIED.

All notices Of Marriages must be mdorsca rih fHH
name aRd address,
New-York tribune., 1879-01-30

oThree Ball Washing Crystaiv Is adopted trade
mark TO protect against worthless mt
tl0ns. 4. II. ASN Af.N ~ 70.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-30

kentiug' tOugh iOZen2e--lhls great Fhgirh refne>
has been used and recommended 80 years
clergy medical profession sold by all druggists PHO
80 cents. sent by mail by
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1879-06-21
TAe Dsnb SPEAK.

Petersburg, Va, May.-Ona Of
the strangcst aud most remarkable
cures the people of PETERSBURG has
ever witnessed was that which
look place at a colored baptlzing
in this CITY Oh Sunday afternoon.
During ,ha evening iiity-iour
candidates wcre.immcrscd, one 0!
whom wns a deaf aud dumb mute
named Durwcll Lancaster, about
twcufy-onc years Of agr, who Is
quite highly educated having re-
ccivcd his schooling at tho college
for tho deaf and dumb IN Provi-
dcncc, II. /. After being baptized
by the officiating minister, Rev
Henry Williams, pastor Of the
Cilheld Baptist Church III this
city, the NUTS returned from the
water cured Of his infirmities anc
gave vent to his feelings by a lusty
shout Of ',thank Cod" when he
was again taken deaf and dumb
To saw that tho spectators were
considerably amazed would but
fecbly express it, and no little con
| stornation was occasioned amon'
tho large crowd at the miraculou
cure which was to last but a few
minutes.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1879-06-21
Yankees Oatwitted.

Eight Boston capitalists, chief Of
whom is Mr.. Gordon Mckay, the
sewing machine inventor, have
been defsaudcd Of several hundred
thousand dollars. Mr., Mckay
was attracted to the San Curi"co
gold mine, in Brazil, and he be-
came convinced that by the intro
duction Of improved hydraulic
machinery 1t could be worked
with enormous profit. Prof. Mills
a mining expert was sent 10 In
vesiigate, andhe returned with q
glowing account Of the wealth to
be had at San Curiaco. A COM
pany was formed Of eight men
putting III $loo, 900, and Mills was
commissioned TO investigate, q
second time, and II still satisfied to
buy ihe mine News came from
him confirming the hopes that his
first report had raised and very ex'
peusivo macAmsxy was forwarded
Now, according to the Boston
Herald, II turns out that the for
mer owners ofthc nearly worthless
mine deceived Mills by o device st
simple as to be comical. The!
employed an old and.innoccnt look
ing negro to furnish the sample
washing upon which the man 0
science based his favorable opi'l
ion. The negro filed his mo"tl
with gold dust, and slyly spat
into tho pan while at work, ihn
giving the impression Of wonder
FIJI suriferous richness Of the soil
II was not until the money for III
n,inc had been paid, and the negr
had grown careless, that the frau
had been discovered.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1879-06-21
win the Engiishman hold India?
1t 10 = mighty empire, and yon can
not help feeling proud of your race

VIII the Engiishman hold India?
It IL mighty empire, and you can
not help feeling proud Of your race
when you see whst men Of the
blue eyes and Saxon race have
dore in eonquering and governing
Hindostan. Let US suppose the
Indian race in possesiun of all .he
arts Of English civilization. know
ing, for instance, how to make
war, TO use weapons Of precision
to apply the principles Of tactics,
and what army could England
raise to meet what could be re-
cruited out Of the tceming popula-
tion Of India II English ideas are
honestly pressed, aud education
becomes as general as In America
or France. there is NO reason why
the Indi an should not in time be
q skllled as the Enslishman. The
apprehension Of this, a lesson
learned in the mutimy, has govern.
cd the organization Of the Indian
army since the mutiny. Regiments
are 90 combined that men Of antag.
onislic races, Of races between
whom there have been tor genera
tions religious and political antip'
atAies, are in the same command
and watch each other. The!
may hate the Engiishman, but
they hate one another with a ticrcc'
haired. This feeling is Away
considered "a Of paramount i'm
portance In Indian politics. i
saved India during tho mutiny
and II may serve Oh importan
purpose again. It certainly Is no
the loftiest function Of a free AM
enlightened race to honrish III
animosities Of an uncivilizcd ag
aud VI bnrbarours tribes as
means Of government; but whc
| YOU assume q responsibility lik'
that involved in the Indian En-
pro you must not be too partict
lar. The native soldiers are no
allowed to handle tho artillery.
That weapon Is kept in tll
hands oftho English.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1879-06-21
COURT rERMs--4th DISTRICT
ctRcrIr cot Ir.

d. b rhiNbLE, Judge.
[, W. Ciarhe, Dist Attorney
Coahoma county I'd Monday Of
September and March continue
twelve days.
Bolivar county-ith Monday Of
September and Mareh-eoltinuc
twelve days.
Washington county-2d Monday
Of October aud APrii-eontinuc
thirty days.
Suntlower county-Sd Monday
Of November and May-eohtinue
six days.
Sharkcy county--ith Monday Of
November and May-continuc SIX
days.
IssaQuena county--ist Monday
Of December andJuuc-continue
twelve days.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1879-06-21

Colonel Felix T.cbauvc died at
his residence IL Hernando recent
ly. lie was an old and honovcd
citizen, and identified with the
history Of North Mississippi.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1879-06-21
cHAxc.Ry COURT.

" q PurIrs Chancellor.
Conhoma couaty~-4th Monday
October aud April, and continue
twelve days.
bolivar county-2d Monday Of
November aud May, and continue
twelve days.
Washington county--4th Mon.
tlay Of November and May, ana
continue eighteen DAYS.
Issauuona cOmmty---3d Monday Of
October and April, and cvmtinue
six days.
Sharkcy county--2d Monday Of
October aud April, aud continue
six days.
SumAowcr county-1st Monday
Of October aud April, and con-
timuo six days
SUPREME COURT.
Tcrms Of Supreme COnrt-coln-
mcncc on the 3rd Mondays Of April
and October.
| JUDGES Os TnE SUPREME COURT.
II y simraii, chief Justlce, MI Chalmers,
J. A. =. Campbell. Associates.
Clerk, Oliver Ciinon
U. s. CIRCUIT. COURT
Robt. A. lIiii, Judge.
Geo. r. swami. Cterk
Terms begin IN jackson on the lat. Mon
days In May aud November.
". 9. DISTRICT COURT fOR SOUTHERN
DISTRICT or MISS.
Robt. A. nm. Judge
lcen. r. Swann. Clerk.
Sessions commence IN Jackson on the Sth
Mondays 0f June and January.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1879-06-21

Postal DIrsstIs.s.

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hoots ,~r,od.ca.s. posters. hand
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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1879-06-21
COUNTY orrlclAls


first D,strict--.A..w wICKLirFEs
second DisIrIct---w. NJ. wORTIilNGTON
ThIr,l Distrlct.--A. D. CARSON.
Fourth Dlslrlct---jno n McCutchen
rlnh Dlstrict-.. WINSTON y. WEST
Regular meetings arc held By tho
Board Of Supervisors on the Isl
Mondays Of January, March, July,
August, and October, aud may
continue in session I days end no
longer.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1879-06-21
4 ron Axxouxclxo cAsDi'
80. .,,a yn'StSicf omces. 81

va,fe nom t4anslent custonae!s
~ Of Written, lbs Job work, ID
|sisine, or suboerlpe!on, m1st q q
empsnied by The Chsh 70 obtain
Snfion. Acoounee - ree1,at
fomofi duo ard presented she
| |of each month.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1879-06-21

N. Y. Herald Corrssdondence.

N. Y. Herald Corresdondence.
The question of the aovern-'
ment Of India isons Of the most
interseting problems ever assumed
BY . great people. Ard as you
travel through the codntry and
come into relations with the gifted
and energetic men who arc in.
trusted with the destinies Of the
nation you see the difficulties Of
their task and the artificial nature
o. their life. What impressed mo
In NY iatsrcourse With these men
and more especially those who
have been : long time In Indian
servioe, was their resemblance in
character to the American, and
especially The American in the
Southern States ~ We knew him
before the war. English hospi-
tality is : good deal like Roman
rss.. .., .s... ~. 49,. T..ss
+ sos;thins insnlsr' nsrrow' re.
eerved. about the EuslIshmau 4
Home. There 4 No world TO him
h.vo,.d ~ ncvsr c,,Ars-no World
rorth eonsidsripr. The English.
mss /. India has larger views. He
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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1879-06-21

We observe by the Comet that
General Chalmers has been select.
cd as one Of tho orators Of the
Southern Historical Society.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1879-06-21
U. 5. CIRCUIT. COURT

Robt. A. llili, Judge.
Geo. r. swami. clerk
Terms begin IN jackson on the lat. Mon
days In May aud November.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1879-06-21

JUDGES o. TnE SUPREME COURT.
II 4 Simraii, Chief Justiee, n II Chalmers,
10 a. =. Campbell, Associates.
Clerk, DIVER tiinon
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-09-12
A FATHER.


The Rev. s. P. Murch, Of North Prairie
Wis, writes as follows to the Waukesha Frss.
man, under date Of January %, 1878, bearing
grateful testimony to the wonderful effect 81
Bethesda Water in the case Of the writer's son.
space not permitting the reproduction Of tbe
entire letter, we take the subjoined entrartS
and condensation Of the grateful fathers epIS.
TN February, 1873, I discovered that nv
son, o young man OF twenty years, had TINT
terrible disease known as Bright's disease Of
the Edneys.n .
1.-THE physician last employed had given him
up, saying that h could not do anything I'M.
theE; that the disease was rapidly saHpinv
his life, and he would soon reach the tend
We took him home, bloated from the tin OF
his toe to the top Of his head, the dropsical
accumulation weighing nearly forty pounds,
| was now In despair Of his recovery, and was
compelled with heartaChe to see him drifting
rapidly toward the grave.
The disease progressed until the victim
was seized with commissions on the day OF the
arrival Of the INST ten gallons Of the healing
the commissions we commenced to give Him
Bethesda Water. His thirst was extreme, md
the greatest care had to be exercised 10 kCen
him from drinking too much. But from the
hour that VI commenced giving Bethesda he
began to mend. Nearly two kegs OF Bethesda
were used before we dared to let him trnyel
and we sent him TO WAukesha.n After stat.
ing that his sons disease is passing entirely
away, the reverend gentleman thusconcludss.
His cure by Bethesda Water seems to me
little less than miraculous. To his parents he
islike n sent back from the grayo.I AM il
human beings eyer had cause for thankful
neRs, We feel that We have abundant cause in
the recovery Of our son and our hearts deop-
est thanks ascend to God every Lay for lie
great good wrought for us through the use Of
Bethesda"
General Agent for Pennsylvania, Ohio aud
West Virginia, w
JOSEPH FLEMING,
81 Marketstreet, Pittsburgh, Pm.
Pamphlets mailed free.
PMcE-SO cents per gallon, - per quarter
barrel, s. per h~alt-barrel. $16 per barrel.
LOGAN, LIST l. Co.,
Bridge Corner, Main street,
Exclusive agents for Dunbar's Bethesda
Water in Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-09-12
ST. C~LAIRsVILLE, ONO.

SEPTEMBER II, 1870.
Editors intalligOneer.
Our county fair commences on next
Wednesday, lasting three days, Several
fast horses will be here on that occasion,
The tarm house Of James Greenlee, sit.
uated in Coleratn township, was burned
to the ground on Tuesday night last.
Loss 81, 900; no insurance.
1t was reported here this morning that
abarn belonging to Els. Arick, situated q
few miles east Of here, was burned to the
ground last night.
Hon, Alonzo Taft Is TO deliver an al
dress here next Tuesday evening.
The Democratic nominee for Lieutenant
Governor speaks here Friday evening.
D.. D. 7. Cowen and son are expected
home the last OF this week.
George Brown, ST., opensa new jewelry
store here next Monday, he being the
successor Of W. s. Fawcett.
The Narrow Gauge Railroad will sell
tickets at excursion rates 10 and from the
Fair.
In conversation with o prominent poll.
ticlan OF Bellaire, a few days ago, we were
Informed that A. II. Mitchell, the Repub-
ltcan nominee for Prosecuting Attorney,
would carry his full party vote In Bellaire.
Alfred will make an efficient officer II
and bis many friends think he
will come out first best.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-09-12
reg Y6sA.

NEW YoRK, September 11.-Cotton-Quiet
At l21Ial2hC; futures quiet, Flour-IH fall
demand; receipts 1900 barrels; superfne
western and State s. SCAT Is; common b
good 81 30a4 so; good to choice s. 5Oa6 Is;
white wheat extra 81 75a5 25; extra Ohio
81 26a4 Is; st Louis 81 60ae Us; Minnesota
patent. process % Coal 90. Wheat-Irregu.
lar and unsettled receipts 467, 900 bushels re-
Iected spring 76c; ungraded 9OcaSl OF; No. 8
spring 81 O2a1 OK; No. 2 81 DIAL 06; un.
graded winter red 94ca$l IL; No. 5 81 0oNa
ITO; No. 2 81 12Ifa1 IS; No. / 81 1SN; No. 3
II; ungraded amber 81 Ill No. 2 amber
81 l2Nal l3Ni No. ISL l3k; mixed winter
81 llal - ungraded white 81 12al 10; steamer
No.. SSl 09HNo. lido sales 5000 bushels at
q ~; No. 2 red September sales $4,000
000 bushels At 81 l24; November gales 1884,
at 95Ha85Ac. BaFley-Quiet and unchanred.
Malt-Dull and unchanged, Corn-Fairly
active and a shade higher; receipts $1,000
bushels: ungraded 47a47Hci No. s 47a475<c;
No. 2 white 57Na57Hc; low mixed Sic; vel.
low western Al Ka47Xc No. 2 september47Xc
bid, .47hc asked; October Axe bid, 47Xc
asked; November 4SHc bid, 4S9Ec asked.
oats-Easier; receipts 2S,0OO bushels; west
ern mixed 3Oa30Xc; white western 33xa33kc.
Hay-Active. Hops-Firm and unchanged
Coffee quiet; Iio cafgoes 11Xal6lkc; lob
lots 12al6%c. sugar-QIiet but drm; lair to
good refining 6Xa8 15,1Gc. Molasses-Firm.
Rice-Steady and in fair demand. Petroleum
-Nomiually unchanged. Tallow-Steady at
6Aa5HC. Rosin-Quiet and unchanged,
Turpentine-Firm at 28fc. Eggs-Hig6er;
western lIal6Hc. Pork-Quiet but Arm
mess S. IS. Beef-Quiet and steady. Cut
MeatS-Firm and unchanged. Lard-Strong-
er; prime steam So 10. Butter-Quiet and
firm at 7a2lc. Cheese-Quiet but steady ;
western 4u711c. Whisky-Steady at$1 90,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-09-12
BuIIdinE Operations over MI

hnlldlng Operations Over MRrtinAs
Yesterdays News
There has been more building done in
town this summer than in any season
since the war. Thestyles Of buildings be.
ing erected this season are OF a superior
quality to those Of former years.
Mr.. Kerr, Of the firm OF Kerr & Camp
bell, informs US that the firm has been
compelled to decline quite q number OF
contracts to erect new buildings, this sea.
son, owing to the rush Of business and
scarcity of good mechanics unemployed.
The Union school building l. completed
and contains four Of the largest, hest plan
ned n ventilated school room In the
county. The erection OF the central build
ing, embraced in the plan OF the architect,
next summer, is freely talked Of, and no
doubt would be contaminated at that
time il some one would take the initiative
step.
Collector Robb, Of the Ohio City Ferry
Company, is building a new residence on
Second street, South End.
R. n. Theaker Is occupying his new
residence, although in au unfinished con.
dition.
George Robinson's house approaches
completion,
The painters are putting the finishing
touches on j. 8. HarrlsoR's new resi-
dence.
". N. Holidays new store room and
residence will be enclosed this week.
John Wallace's new residence Is enclos-
ed.
John Frazier's new house is small! but
neat, and progressing In appearance.
George Smiths new residence on the
heights comnands'R very fine view.
u. W. Bottles is erecting 0 new resi-
dence In Baily's addition.
George DeorRch Is up putting two new
houses on First street.
Benz. Whitehead is having a new house
built i'm Newland's addition.
Miss Dungan's store room and dwell
ing, corner First and Washington streets,
is enclosed.
Perry Snodgrass is occupying his new
house, and has removed the old structure.
MI. Mcmillan will erect q new dwelling
in EeTlgnd's addition this fall.
Kerr & Campbell are finishing up a new
store.room and dwelling for Mrs. Fitzpat-
rick in Burkle's addition.
H.. Helling is putting an addition to his
house on Third street.
Mr.: Dobbins' new house in Seabright's
addition is about completed.
DR.. Weirrich's fine new building is SO
nearly completed that it was occupied for
the purpose OF giving atestiYal BY the la
dies OF the NJ. E. Church, last night,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-09-12
Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, September 1L.-Flour-Very
firm without quotable change. Wheat.
Western higher, active and excited; No, Q
western winter red spot 81 rs; September
81 lSal Il; October 81 tx November 81 l2N
al l2H, Coyn-WesterR firm western mixed,
spot and September 4s4a4sIc; October
FXa47Tc; November 4sa4SKc; December
4Sa4Shc; steamer, no bid. 0atS-Higher and
steady; southern 35a35sfc; western white 33a
$50; do mixed 30a32c; Pennsylvania 33aS5c.
Rye-Quiet at 60a62c. Hay-Firm; prime to
choice Pennsylvania slS 00a14 90 per ton.
Provisions-Nrm, without change. Butter
Firm. CheeSe-Western packed l2al4c. Eggs
Weak at lac. Petroleum = Unchanged
Coffee-strong; Rio cargoes, old, 1l!Ha14xc;
new l2al5c. Whisky-Quiet at 81 DIAL OK.