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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-01-29
Murder Most Foul.
ASSASSINATION IN MADISON COUNTY.

1t will be seen that the Governor offers a
reward of five hundred dollars for the arrest
of the persons who murdered Edward Nc
Kay in Madison county, on Saturday night
last. A friend from Madison informs us
that Mr.. Mckay resided near sharon; that
he was a farmer, quiet and peaeeable and
much respected. He was at his home, with
his wife, last Saturday night, about dark,
when he was shot through window, nine
buckshot entering his body. His wife was
sitting in range of the fire, but escaped I'M
hurt. A colored woman on the place saw
two men after the report of the guns run to
their horses which had been hitched down
the road. No clue, as yet, to the murderers,
OF the reason for this dastardly act. Mr..
Mckay came from Illinois about two years
ago in politics, was a Democrat, and was
in all respects considered a valuable aeces-
sion to the community. We nope the Off
GERS OF Madison county will not rest until
the murderers are brought To swift punish
ment.
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New wa ZaZiues.

HarPer's, for February, leads the list. It.
illustrations are capital. and its collection OF
hitherto unpublished letters by Mendelssohn
are extremely interesting One 0f the fea-
lures OF this paper is the song, words and
music both being given, not before this
printed. The stories, the sketches of travel
and Of history. are all entertaining.
Scribner's Magazine for February is a
most readable publication. It is filled with
portraits and illustrations. The contents
includes: Homes and Haunt9 Of Emerson"
The Tile Club at Play" sketch Of John
Howard PAYNE johnny Reb Papers,
"lErial Navigation,' Symposium OF the
Chinese Question" and score of other in
tercsting subjects.
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SUPREM COUR Il REPORTS,
MONDAY, January %, 1879.

MONDAY, January %, 1879.
No. 2920-Jos. p. Boyce, Elk. &c, vs.. Ro-
sanah Francis ct al. Reversed, de-
murer overruled and remanded.
- 24S4-H. Mitchell vs.. Tishomingo Sa-
wings Bank. Affirmed.
{" 26lS-D. Z. Porter VS.. Il. II. Bradley.
Affirmed.
- 2934-A. II. Burleson vs.. c. f. Melon.
Reversed.
- 2941-Pleasant Dorm vs.. w. Fl. Porter
ct al Reversed and remanded.
- 2S92-CIark, Hood & Co. VS.. billiard &
Coffin ct AL Affirmed.
" 275l-W IN. Fl. Below vs.. Geo. w. Jones
and wife. Reversed and bill dis
missed
g 29S7-J. y. Bass vs.. Tipler ct al. At
frmed.
s. 2SS9-E. 5. Mitchell, Adm, VS.. Tisho-
mings Savings Institution. Al
tirmed.
g 2S22-Jno. II. Clopton VS.. VIM. +. Dowd.
Reversed and remanded.
2922-James Childers VS.. the State-cen
victed of murder aud sentenced to
the penitentiary for life. Affirmed.
= 29lO-W. +. Smith vs.. Menkin Bros.
g $685. NJ. w. Polk VS.. Oliver Fleming &
Co. Affirmed.
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The Tax ON Quinine.
Bill OF Hon. o. II. Singleton fo Re.
peal il.

Be it enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives of the United States of
America in congress Assem- bled, That so
much of the tariff laws of the United States
rs authorize and require the collection of
certain customs duties upon the article OF
quinine be, and the same are hereby, re peal
ed. And said article of auiuine is hereby,
and shall henceforth be-, placed upon the
free list, and no customs dues or duties OF
any kind whatever shall be levied, assessed,
Or collected thereon.
This law to take effect from and after the
date of It's passage.
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The Concert given by Mrs. {. Y. Hooper
aud amateures of this city, on Saturday
nj Ght, equaled, il it did not excel, the one
of TIL week before. There was an entire
change Of programme, but the only changes
in the performers we're as follows: Caprice
GIIlop," by Misses Buck and Cooper; New
FaundIand Dog (song) by Mr.. okeIlengtr;
Europe "a seen by Mrs. Grants maid"
frecitatioul by Mr. Charlie Hooker, and
''shanus . Brien,7 lrecitation) by Mr.. NJ.
O'B5ien
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4 VENERABLE MAsoN.-At the close
Royal Arch Caapter on Monday night last,
the venerable Thomas Palmeri Esq, arose.
aud in most interesting manner, explain
ed To the class and to the Chapter the legend
OF the Royal Arch Degree. 1t was a timely
supplement TO the regular lecture 50 well
delivered by Comp. John I. Buck. acting
as H.. p. Comp. Palmer incidentally
stated that il had been twenty years since
he visited the Chapter, and expressed his
gratitude to his brethren in jackson, that
although absent from them for so long, they
had carried his name from year to year on
the rolls of the Lodge, Chapter and Com
maudery, aud paid his dues annually to the
Grand Bodies. Comp. Palmer was made
Royal arch Mason in lS4-fi.ty five wears
ago-and has now passed his four score
years. In looking over the records OF Jack
son Chapter from thirty to forty years ago.
we find him actively associated with Chas.
Scott, Anderson Hutchinson, S. P. Bailey.
L. j. Hawkins. John I. Hull, j. w. Fite, H.
Hulzhem, VIM. Langley, aud Others who
have long since rested from their labors.
In mis- remarks Monday nigh he said that he
must soon follow, and he made last request
of his brethren, which they promised fra
ternally To observe.
Our venerable friend was at one time
leading publisher In this State. In 1850, as
publisher of the Flag OF the Union, he was
elected State Printer. We think we have
heard him claim, some years ago,tO be the in
ventor fthe glue molaSses roller, which
superseded the old-style linking pad. Had
he patented his invention, instead of gem
erously giving the craft the benefit of same,
ht would long since have been a millionaire.
But may his last days be his best days; and
when he goes hence he will leave behind the
record OF a well-spent lite.
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PROCLAMATION.
$500 90 Reward.

WHEREAS, 1t apears by information re-
w eeived by me that David Mckay, was
murdered nv some unknown Derson or ner-
sons near Sharon, Madison county, on Satu1-
day hight. January 18th, 1879, and that said
murderer or murderers still at large;
Now. therefore. |. j. VI. STONE, Governor
of Mississippi, do offer she above reward for
the arrest and delivery of the said murder
e. or murderers of said David Mckay TO the
Sheriff of Madison county, said reward pay
able on conviction. And | do, moreover, re-
quIre all officers of this State to be diligent
in their efforts TO arrest said fugitive muir
derers,
Given under my hand and the Great Seal
- of the State affixed, at jackson. this
9th day of January, A. D. 1879
By the Governor; J. NJ. STONE.
- HExRY c. MYERs, Secretary Of State.
Jan 20 T9-3w.
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TIE Jackson Silver Cornet j

THE Jackson Silver Cornet Band,
which is one OF the institutions Of cur city,
aud which IS always on hand upon occasions
OF public interest. is composed Of The fol-
lowing popular and accom- modatiag young
gentlemen: Me=srs. !. Schwartz II. c.
Strauss, Geo. Hunter A. II Muller, J ".
Langley, Willie Van Hook, Leon schwartz,
j. Broun. John Hunter, A l.. Julienne I.
ID. Pace, Joseph Rietti and FL. Evans.
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BLOODY TRAGEDIES.
CLARK COUNTY.

CLARK COUNTY.
Meridian Mercury.
On Friday, near Riley, Tom and Dem is
Alexander, negroes, opened fire from an
ambush. upon Presley, Tom aud Walter
Gam bin, whites, as the latter were passing
and severely wounded Pres. Gam bin in tie
arm and fatally shot John Cambln no has
since died. The Gambins returned fire
Killing Riley and Tom Alexander. Dennis
made his escape. The battle took place near
Red Bluff, some five or SIX miles south OF
Shubuta. The cause of reliable particulars
of the difficulties could not be Obtained, bur
it was rumored in shubuta that the Gam
blnS had rented or purchased lands the AL
eXander negroes claimed to hold under the
homestead aud both parties were mprov-
ing on it; and the negroes determined to
arm and the Gambins were inform ed OF
the movement and were prepared for the
attack.
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LATEST NEWS.
How % Free4e Out the Yellow
Fever.

WASHINGTON. Jan.-Congress will be
asked 70 make an appropriation to test Prof.
Gdmge-'s proposition TO provide refriQer-
ating and ventilating ship, to be propelled
by steam and fitted up with powerful refrig-
Grating and ventilating apparatus, TO be
stationed at New Orleans aud moved thence
from point TO point as required. aud test the
effects of low temperature in extinguishing
the germs of fever on board infected ships
and other localities.
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Mississippi News.
Brookhayen Ledger. !

/ Brookhayen Ledger.
! Saturday night last about elevel O'Clock
I three negroes Dsmt d Sparloek, Johnston.
/ and one uatoe unknown. went Ia The sore o.
/ Dir Nafhaus, in Fayette. asked him To the
+ door stating they wanted 10 trade some !:
len he opened the door, oae oftHe negroes
hfed upon bin. striking him iu the eye
while another hit him = ith hickory stick.
Al that time some one a. seen passing and
/ the negroes left. Mr. Nathaus then gave the
alarm, the Sheriff summoned a posse aud
arrested the negroes from the Sheriff and
hung them in the public square. Nathans
l. reported IN critical condition.
MeComb City IntelHgencer.l
We regret 10 announce that Mr.. Nick
Greener has rendered his resignation
Master Mechanic OF the railroad shops a
this place. To take effect the lst OF February.
ard that il has been accepted. Mr. Green
or has been So long connected with the Great
jackson Route--over 81 teaTs--that he wa
considered necessary part of the org4niza
ton. ard his res gnatiou has been heard al
with the deepest regret by ali with whom
he has been associated in business or soci-
ally,
Lexington Advertiser
Abner I. Reeves vas found dead In the
road, about Two miles from Emory, the 2lst
inst with slot ar bullet hole IL his head,
and another ii his chest. Scott jenkins, a
coiored man, W a arrested upon suspicion OF
being the assassin the evidence that led 10
Ills arrest being We are told, entirely cir
cumstantia!- We haze not heard what dis
position was made Of the arrested man. bat
at las accounts his preliminary trial
was in progress at Emory.
Carroll Con ,ervativel
a VII tie man was brought to our jail, and
confined therein, the first of this week,
charged with bigamy. We understand tia II
he has been living with woman. as man
and wife, near Valid II, IN this county, for
several months past, and few weeks since
he sent the woman away, aud married a
young lady near Walden. He was arrested,
We learn, the morning after the marriage,
and now fingers ia our jail.
Vicksburg Herald.
In the Circuit court yesterday. the case { f
State VS.. Joyce. charged with the killing
of Castillo, about year ago, was eonclud-
ed, the jury bringing In Il verdict Of man
slaughter. This case has occupied the at
tention Of the Court all the week.
Fayette Chronicle.l
The Clerk has Issued sixteen marriage Ii
censes since the l0fh OF this month. Bust
ness rather lively, amt it?
Seashore Gazette.l
A shooting affair occurred at Bay St
Louis on Monday last. Whilst Dr.. Rhodes
accom- panied by his wife. was passing along
the street, DR.. Latham stepped 10 the side
walk in front at his house. and. with a Smith
IL WesSon rife, fired. The ball struck DR..
Rhodes. entering the SGcrO lumbar region,
just under the right kidney, and lodged
somewhere in front OF the abdomen. There
were no words passed, and as far as we are
informed no previous difficulty. We are in
formed that Dr. Latham has surrendered !
himself to the authorities, and that the
wound of DR.. Rhodes proves TO be slight and
not at all dangerous.
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Horrible Murder aud EXcu>a bI e
GynchfnS ia Jefferson County.

| H-I ACAIa@ les SeAcT~Oh &OAAGy-
F4y-tte Chronicle
/ % last Saturday night \ 5thah Ejlbot. a
| Young merchant in tbs place, WAS shot. IL
/ the right eye, at the door of his store. and
/ beaten over the head with a elnb aud
weights. iufijrFing wouu Is thas are very
SeFiouS. The circumstances SIRE: Three ne
groeS named Henry J 81 son. BIN Spurlock
and JOHN Abba, entered Mr.. r; .boI'S store
aud gave him gratuitous entrrtainment IA
! ban IL music. etc, about the hour of II
o'ciaca; tk-Y then made a iew purchases
aud requested M. Elibot c. let the goods
stay III his 81 ore for a tev minutes, and then
Went cut. Afier short time he heard
knock on the door ana. on opening il, with
out Warning, . pistol ~ discharged in His
iace- tn ball taki1 z effect in the right eye,
ard L has not been aScertai1eI or decided
where 1t i lodged. MIR Eilbot reiterated
10 the back Of the store. followed by The
three parties, one of them uvertaking him,
clubbing him with ii large hickory stick.
knocking him down. Before he could re-
cover sufficiently to regain his feet. two OF
The murderers tie an bratiBg him with "a
four pound weight aud the club which was
first used TO knock linn down.
The negroes were arrested; confessed and
hung by the citizens.
Mr.. Ejlbot's condition, a We 20 20 press.
is pronounced by DR. Guiee. his physician,
a desperate.
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CRIMES AND CALAMITIES.
A BRUTAL AFFAIR.

New YORK, Jan. 24-Daring a quarrel
between Mary Hooper and Augustus Phil
lips, who were living together, Phillips was
shot in the left side by the woman Hooper.
causing a dangerous wound. Alb out four
hours later Phillips attacked the woman. and
beat and kicked her so severely as to Ell
danger her life, Phillips is a Theater man
aCr nd
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-01-29
The Federal election Law.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 22.-In the United
States Circuit Court to-day. Judge Bend.
presiding, wm.J. McCleary. Judge of EIee-
ton, indicted for interfering with a special
Deputy Quilted States Marshal in the Sixth
Ward at the late Congressional election,
pleaded guilty, and was fined S5 and costs ;
in all, IS a.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-01-29
BOOKS! BOOKS!!
4 Library Of One Thousand Eight
Hundred Volumes for Sale.

1 RETIRED LAWYER AND POLITICIAN
"A desires 10 sell his Library consisting OF
about One Thousand Eight Hundred Bound
Volumes, and large number of unbound
Pamphlets. Among the latter are such as
Little ; Living Age, the old Democratic Re
views containing portraits and Biographical
Sketches OF distinguished people,) and many
others on all sorts of subjects.
Price of the whole on the Shelves 900. 81 200
Packed in Boxes and delivered at the
DeIot .....Sl, 30
The books cost all the way from fifty cents
TO hfteen dollars per volume. The average
cannot be ascertained with precision. 1t Ger
tainly exceeds two dollars per volume | am
offering to sell them for about one. third Of
that amount.
Here is list of some of them by sets with
the prices asked for each, if sold alone In no
case viii sets be broken:
l. Niles Register, freshly bound and
IN perfect order, with complete In
de&, 10 yOls.,........ ..................Sl25 90
:. Annals of Congress from 7S9 to 1873,
bound in leather, A. vols ............ 50 90
). Congressional Debates from 1925 to
1851 in leather, % vols. ................. 40 90
l. American State papers from 1889 to
loZ2, Russia backs on covers, u
large 40 double columns vols.,...... 80 20
D. American Archives, 4th and 9TH Sc
ries, Il vols, bound above, much
heavier 49,. 40 90
.. Congressional Globe and Appendix,
from 1888 to lsG0 bound az above
say 90 vols, Indexes complete...... 125 90
Z. Irregular Mum hers of q ODE and Re
= cord from 1865 to 1875, 2 vols. 80 90
= Diplomatic Correspondence from 1888
. . to 1889, leather binding, vols. 10 90
. Opinions OF y. 5. ATTY Gen'ls from
E. Randolph. 1883, to Isaac Tou-
cey, 1891, vols .............. Is 90
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HORRIBLE MURDER.

LOUISVILLE Jan. pa dispatch to the
COurer-Journal from Riverston. Ky. saws:
Solomon Johnson, a young school teacher.
was brutally murdered near RObiusOn'S
Creek. in Pike county, yesterday. by James
Bentley, who having failed to ncite him TO
quarrel crushed in his skull with IA heavy
club. Bentley, csc aped, but a number OF
country people are on his track. lie will be
lyncAed If caught.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-01-29
Pearl River Navigation.
THE IMPORTANCE OF SOMETHING BEING DONE
IMMEDIA TELY.

We publish the following letter for the
purpose of letting the merchants and BUSH
hess men of Jackson see the importance of
doing something mediately towards
putting boat upon the upper Pearl. The
facts which the letter brings out speak
more to the point than anything we might
say upon the subject. We are sorry that
we had TO reply that the chances for a boat
upon the river this season are doubtful.
viii not some of our prominent business
men do something in this matter? There
has been quite enough talk, now let some
definite action be taken, or let the residents
upon the upper Pearl know that jackson
intends to do nothing, so that they may
look elsewhere for market:
HIGH HILL. Miss, Jan. "a. 1879
Please inform us by return mail whether
or the SteaGman or any other boat i
coming up Pearl river any time soon, and
ii iJ is coming, at what time. We have on
hand some cotton we wish TO send down
when il comes. Also state what charges it
will make on cotton to New Orleans. There
are several planters through this section of
country that have cotton and have requested
us To learn at what time the boat will be at
Carthage. BY so doing, you will very much
oblige, Yours respectfully,
W. II. MADDEN & Co.
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4. q. .. n.

We have before Us the report of the Odd
Fellows Relief Committee of Memphis,
showing the amounts received and eXpend-
ed during the yellow fever Out of eleven
members Of the committee organized when
the epidemic broke out, seven died with
the fever. We coudense from the report,
number of members died %. of their tami-
lies l34. Total deaths 229, convalescents
PA Total number Of cases, 443 Number
of widows 81, OF orphans 100. The order
in Memphis will now have to care for 100
widows and 1876 orphans. Lodge No. s,
lost all OF its elective officers, and only four
odd Fellows remaining in the city escaped
the fever. The committee believes that
the fever is imported from the West Indies
or other tropical ports through Southern
ports and appeals TO all brethren OF the or
der to recommend the establishment of a
National quarantine. Cash on hand from
1873 and receipts in 1873 S26,1 lib y of which
the whole amount was expended.
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Break +! Break F! !
IN SHOE PRICES

WE HAVE a LARGE STOCK OF CHILD
| w Rem S Ladies and Mems Shoes Which
we desire TO reduce. and to prove which we
| cal Ition TO the following uuequalled price
| list:
ESQ pairs CHILD'S SHOES, to close out this
stock, at 15cts. TO $l.00.
.@-NIisses-full stook-all Leather-SCHOOL
SHOE,-at 20 cents.
Ladies Full stock-au leather-PEBBLE
GOAT-made Miles last-at $3.50,
Ladies' kid FRONTS thread-Foxed-
at @l.5o, worth $500
Ladies' - Thread ENGLISH LASTING
made on Mil,s last-at $50.
All LEATHER PLOW SHOE FOR WO-
MEN-at 95cts.-a splendid value.
Gents CALF CONGRESS GAITERs-an
sewed-at $1o5.
Gents CALF ALEXIS-box-toed-
ted solid leather-au sewed-at $3.50
OLD MANS CALF BOOTEE-au sewed-
custom-made and warranted-at s.. o5-splen-
did value.
GEyTs CALF BRoGAN-lineda and bound
at Sl.50.
Mems Full Stock BROGAN. HIGH CUT. at
SIS
bows Fuu Stock BOOTEE-extra valne-
NJ q % Farmer Drice Il X
p. orr 1Fv7C F. $4,000,
very stylish. In sizes to 5. at 81 50 and in
sizes ! to ). at S1.75
Boys Calf Alexis SCHOOL SEOE-at s.. -.
Reduced from $500.
We beg an examination of Stock and Prices
ROBINSON & STEVENS
Ian. % t79-w3t
rr,up cT.Tp a,g ,,tccrcCI1Dr ~ -
"a = VI ~ n; % ~ - LIE
- r. ' 700 81 49, ~, I'iHuS count y
an 80 gu G0y u tne tefh Jan
nary ON l0''' Tue ioiio"lhg oFder was TAKEN
VIZ
CHARLES A. Icon,
V. .l9s2I
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NICK NACks at Angelic HAL fHday
night. See advertisement.
Tar QUESTION Of the daY-When viii
a boa. be put on the upper Pearl2
THE weather j. still undertaking
n = N,t,ri,i,.i ,,ffb onr re,nrtrr
,,.,.t,,--,,,,t .'T,....I,t,,ro wa. T., The
..,..l.....,....,.
y I'S"'"i 'Ie'A "o"" /" a'i'7 p '0s' =
elsewhere announcer Oy h'Di"7'H " 7Ie-
V''-
NE SHA7' bIch ii''iiS Ie'uiie"
i''l" ,''y W P'' ''''
Ih-.'"e' - 'e' -'""1 % VIC ''''''"'''
VIZ acknowledge the pleasure OF call
from Capt. McCaskill, the efficient clerk OF
the Simpson Circuit Court.
H.. r. " ,.rs-,>.a rpanhar of the
Iao5.l,tare of 1s76. from I.auderdaIe coul-
tv. was in the city Monday.
w r. ,r.-..,-,... r. lri;.I-...,,
an' hon. h'ueI'eA 9."' o. mar l'""' are
among lte prom ''lg"1 law e's a. ''e OaPi-
''''
'o'' Wv
80 ,1.,.,,f,,,,,ri,,,, It'd
''' "' '1'
TINS Fire Department meeting on
Wednesday night cyinced the fact that
there Is no abatiog in the zeal OF efficiency
OF thi7 gallant organizations
BoB-t-sHEELA was in town nearly the
whole Of last week with his squaw. The
former was loaded down with dignity and a
rifle. and the latter with papooses and bas-
ket.
C..E q U-,rr,,,r,- or whom, i
- -,,ti,.. -,
without fear and without reproech''-
was ut the Capital on Monday, and favored
Us with call.
II Hrcrrf-v ESQ Cbancerv Clerk
,.....f.. .,,...... .r.,,,rct. friend and
80. Son. z,,r..nribar of TuE C1,rtoS
o,,r,..r,.l ,,- .an.t,,n with his cheerful
,....,,.. ,,-.,l,.e.,la,. LAST
.Tr-,sp HIM. IF tbe United States
,,;,,..,f+ l.,,,rr lnaL,ip, in excellent health
..l..:,I..I.. ..r.s,.il.,r oftl., visa,.,. dano-
..... .....I..,.-. ~ tos,t and 4, Coincidence
,....I .1., ,tr,.,,,d II, a., NM ,Rro>
-.t.....-..t .......;,,.r-.,,, 1I,n,4,,.
"h mari '''7s VI -'I'ss
want niece '' MI W II =, N'"- C"9li''i u
lAe ''rII'i 0laIe hau''' ." -HI' - - "iee.'
.y.nins AZ the residence Of the brides I'M
ole
,r ..,1,atI. IA
!" '"I 81 7'u"e
CONS D" '''NS"n VI 80
Egy P,an Oh i'' y9 '' tul ''''"7' ~
a. Ware ha' one " Soiu ItINl'n' anu Mr
y. E"hTo1cher mas ABOUT hity OF various
countries.
Rocks FOR SALE.-N retired LAWYER |
and politician desires to sell ms library Of
nearly TWO l"'u7'"' volumes = ''s' O
"u!e" VIII DC l'""N I" o"' "">o' '''''S
columns. our state Library mi@ut "a" wen
70 secure some OF these rare ana ValuAOie
works
Mn. Wiley J. Hale, agent for Messrs.
S.iarn & Baruheim. OF 81. Louis. having
had his territory extended, removed with
his family last week to Little Rock. Ark,
where he viii make his headquarters in flu
ture. We regret TO lose Mr.. Hale as a citi-
~" ~ '"e"s''
Hon. WALTER DENNY, one OF the eX-
teusiye mill owners of our Seashore, who
has suffered no lirtle from the prosecutions