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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-05
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ALEXANDRIA MARKET, juno 5.-The otle!-
ings on Change to-day were light. but prices
wcro firm. Flour il steady and quie.. There
wcrc no clf.rinss CT Lancaster Wheat, which ia
FIRM and ir demand; the offerings of fuitz were
but 80 bushels, which so!d at ll3 and llG. Corn
is scarce and wanted, and :m Ill sales were made
st 81 and e2 Nothing doing in Rye or Oats.
Country produce quiet end unchanged.
BALTIMORE, Jule 5-VIrsinia Gs Old -; do
deferred 3; % consolidated 80; do "a series
-; past due coupons -. Sugar sLasdy; A
soft ssst Cotton dull; middhng IL. Flour
active and lrmer, withoa! quotabl" change IN
prices. Whest-SCuthern firm; Western e1'
cited ard higher; Southern red ll1ail6.; 90 I'm
bar ll9.l;0; no Penns red ~; No2 Wostn
winter red spot 1ljl,lIG; June Ii. l5i; July
ll4tsll4!; Aug 1lO,lio!. Coru-Southe firm;
Western steady; Southern "hltcJ AL do yr'-
low 45a45i; Western mixod spo, and June "a
Az; July d3;a435; Aug 4I!s4i3; stesmcr 42is
I23. Oats lrr end shade higher; Southern -
s4U; Western white 1851; DO mixed 34a"3;
Penns 33stU. Rye quiet 81 tOAGl. Lay un-
changed. Cn:a ErGl; 40 c.cxoas Halo
Wni:key dui! ~ 81 o.
NEW YoKK, June ) -StDcGs firm. Money
Bal Flour quicl SD firm. Wh"st -sprhs
rrm; winter G!itt Corn quist
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-05
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR SNOwDBN:
THURSDAY EVENING. JUNE 5, 1879.
Tho New York Herald, so.callcd iodepen.

Tho New York Herald, so called iodepen.
dent paper, that processes to be unit 1ueuced oy
party interests, and to base its inspiration upon
common sense and desire TO promote the
welfare of the country, while Justly lidiculIng
tho radical pretenco that there is danger from
cold South, urges rrolongation of the lease
of power held by tho party whose bitter sec'
tionslism has kept alv, tho animosilits OF the
war, and whose corruption has made American
institutions loproach 10 the estimation OF The
civilized world, for thu remarkable reason that
the South will not assume tho controlling power
of the majority Of tho voters Of the country. to
which it is fairly entitled. but relinquishes that
power to the democrats of the North, content,
while possessed of The requisite strength to take
command of tho party, merely to supply tho
forcc for executing the orders Of northern lead
els. When it is remembered that the Herald
is one OF the northern papers that deprecated
the election of southern man for Speaker OF
the House of Representatives, upon tho ground
that sucb an election would justify the radical
assertion that The rebel brigadiers' arc 10 pos
session of the Gcvernment. tho consistency OF
independent journals can be readily Observable.
The naked truth is that tho radicals and their
allies arc like the wolf 10 The fable. 1t is all
the same, so far as muidying their water is
concerned whether the sheep stand above or
below them. IF the South assumes the au.
thority her prepopderanco in the majority party
cn,ilcs her to "the rebels are achieving by bull.
deed votes what they failed TO win by bullets; )"
ii. fearing TO render herself amenablo to that
charge. she willingly rslirquishes tho power
sho is possessed of. and tells her friends 10 the
North that che will onirust the party to which
she belongs to their management. and will follow
where they lead, she "is dangerous magazine
of force. aud is either too weak or too wicked
TO control it" 10 short she is 10 that unforlu
nato position 10 which, as We have said before,
she will b. damned if she docs and be damned
if she don't. and as it is much harder for hu
man nature to suffer With than without cause,
VIC think she may as we'll avail herself Of the
opportunity to DO afforded By another pre- sden
tial veto to choose the lesser of two evils.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-05
VIRGINIA. NEWS.

Richard N. Brooke, who has been stjourn.
Jog 10 France for year past, returned 70
WarreDton last week much improved 10 b CATH.
Gen. Wyatt NJ. Elliott, of Appomattcx, has
been unanimously rcuominated by the cooserva.
lives of Buckingham to represent The new dis.
trct 10 tho Senate.
Mr. V. B. Kite sawed at his saw mill, at
Mt. Hope. in Shenandoah county few days
slice, pine log CO feet 10 leught and feet 10
circumference, making PIG Of itcA plank.
On Sunday moroipg last Mr.. Henry Witt
ing. 90 aged. we'll known and highly esteemed
an apopleotic stroke, at his home near MlilWood.
% last Friday tho Memorial Society Of Mt
Jackson decorated tho graves ct the soldiers
buried 10 the Confederate Cemetery, near that
place Col. A. W. Jones, OF General String
Prices staff delivered an appropriate address.
Mr.. Barton e. u. Burrow, Of Norfolk. died
Moudsy. aged sc years. lie WAS I'D eye wit
ncss to tho bcmbardment Of Fort McHeDry,
and Yves with tho reserves at tho limo of tho
death of Gen. Ross. and the final defeat Of the
Euglish at North Point.
Private detective John Wren and r. A.
Steele OF Rict md, arrested 90 BEECH war.
rant charged With larceny from the person Of
f. r. Laws of about forty dollars, on the
night of April 10, were examined before the
Police Court 10 that city yesterday and sent
on. Wren was committed 10 Jail and bill oil.
lowed Steele.
A CuIpeper correspondent Of lhe Richmond
Dispatch writing of tho death OF MIR. Rsam
says: "Sinc, tho occurrence the defepcs have
discovered tesim Joy which, they claim, will
throw considerable doubt on tho question cf
the shooting. at least as 10 Jameson firing the
fatal shot. Owing to The excited STATE Of the
public mind it was almtss impossible at first to
gst at the exact truth. Another examination will
doubtless be held at an early day, when the tes-
timony of both sides will be presented
The Richmond Dispatch says: 1T cannot
be stated officially, but nevertheless it seems
probable that 90 Indictment will be found by
tho grand jury of Richmond not only against
Detectives Knox aud Wren, but also against
Mr. Chanpiog Z. Redford (the bookkeeper Of
Branch & Co., and uncle Of tho fugitive YOUTH
and tho Baltimore detective for Conspiracy
Young Redtord will probably be indicted for
forgery. Dir. Redford has delivered 10 the
which young Redford forged the endorsement
Of Thomas Branch & Go.
GRANTS ARABIANs.-The pair of bloodod
Arsbisn horses presented by the Sultan to Gen.
ersl Grsn. during his visit 10 Constsnlinople,
have arrived in Philadelphia Both are iron
grsys six and seven years old, of sn even height
fifteen hands, with . coat that is singularly del.
icsle and as soft as velvet, white silken.lke TAIL
reaching TO the ground, and msne that is wavy
but not long The head is rather small, but the |
face has rather intelligent expression: large,
SOFT and iustrous black eyes, and in the disiend-
ed nostrils the finest Arabian blood is shown. |
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-05
FOREIGN VIEWS.

Roar Admiral MaeKillop Paaha, Of The
Egyptian navy, is dead.
David Stuart & Co., merchants Of Liverpool
engaged 10 tho eastern trado. have failed.
A rumor was current in Paris to-day that
Gen. Gar,baldi was dead, but q dispatch IRON
Rome contladicts the report.
Two hundred aud eighty additional Pali:
communists have received amnesty. The am
ntsly law tXpilc to-day.
Germany threatens trouble if the Khedive
OF Egypt does not give satisfaction to tho Flu
ropesn creditors.
Tho eruption of E.na continues unceasinRy
but the flow of lava 10 the direction of the Al
csntsrs river has slackened. Tho new craters
form vast abyss in the side Of The mCuotaip.
Official reports from Cashmere say that it is
impossible to cxsggerate tho distress the fam
inc is causing there. Thirty five hundred tons
of grain arc DOW in transit to tho Valley of
Cashmere.
It is possible that tho German Roichstag will
be dissolved, az tho utramontanes refuse to
vote for Bisnsrck's tariffs without q oompro'
mise 10 their favor, which Bismarck canrot
agree to.
A Vienna correspondent says tho relations
between Russia and Turkey have become cooler,
III COUSCQueuCe vi ttUutS btlCuulUS tDo lu6tAll6s
ton of Aleko Pasha. The Sultan particularly
begins to doubt Russia's sincerity because Of
tho discovery of correspondence between Slav
Committees on Russia and branches throughout
Turkey showing design for the union of ell
Bulgarians, 10 accordance with tho Treaty of
San Stelano.
CAUSE FOR SUICIDE-When the schooner
Eva Smith. Captain Steelman, arrived 10 New
York. month ago. the mate, Ez.kiel A. Dur
kin, a resident Of Frecpcrt. Maine, was taken
ashore suffering from fracture of the skull.
lie had received the Injuries several days be.
fore the vessel reached port. but did not ap.
pear to be in dangerous condition. An fort
Was made.to have him placed 10 the New York
hospital, but IS Durgio's vile and children
had come to this city to live. he was removed
here aud admitted to the Pennsylvap;a
hospital. On May 9TH be sent for his wife.
and 10 conversation with her showed signs Of
mental alteration. He s.d ,hst one moruiug
be woke and recalled dream. He thought the
crew we're going TO murder bin. This preyed
upon his mind so strongly that be struck him.
self in the head with hstchnt, intending to
put an eud to his existence. Until two weeks
ego it was thought that he would recover. but
from that time Dursin has been growing feet-
Ter. and at two o'clock yesterday afternoon ez-
pired.-Phila. Press.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-05

If your liver il torpid, if your appetite il
poor, if you want your stomach thoroughly
cIeansed, if you canuot s'ccp, il you want good
digestion, use Dr. Bulls BtItinora PILL.
Price only o..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-05

For New York custom made CLOTHING,
warranted rot to rip. sec s. DEALHAM, g.
King st., corner Of Fairfax.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-05
j)f r. ID.

At ton u'ciock, on Wednesday morning, tho
4.h i:stsnt. HARRISON ENERSON, in tho
s5:h yesr Of his ago. Ss- Tho fc!ends Of Tho
tsmi!y ere irvjtei to attend hi. funeral to-mor-
row (Friday) evening ii three o'clock from h:s
lntc residence, Wczt End. Fairfax Co., Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-05

The reslderce OF James Cissell, in Snytho
county. was destroyed by fire last Moddsy;
loss S. 600.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-05

Mr.. VIM. II. Vanderbilt lett LoLdon clay
on bis return 10 New York.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-05

The illness Of the Grand Duke Vladimir =
wi!o having taken an unlavorablo turn. thc
Gar has ronounced his Intention Of going to
Berlin to be present at the golden wedding 81
the Emperor William.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-05

NC;)DrtFt IDr nc iliCEtHlTIt Jf-fff.
WASHINGTON. June s.
SENATE.
The Senate By i vote ut--ycas IS, na}s ~, -
to;k w the bill reported yesterday by Mr..
R,ysr from the judiciary COMMITTEE, rclat-
log to iurics sud 10 repeat sections sol, so
and S2l, Revised Statutes, and Mr.. Hampton.
OF South Carolina. alter briefly supporting this
bill spoke upon the general political Issues OF
tho session.
Mr. ian?ton, ic the course Of his remark,
said that he would TOT, in aoy cveo, vote 10
deny Tho necessary apf1opilailoGs TO support
the army ard the departments OF the Govern
meDt.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
Moro than an hour was Consumed this more
Jog 10 the consideration OF bills reported FROM
the Committee on Printing. The bill for thu
election Ct Congressional printer was reported,
but was not adnilted. the point Of order bclns
raised against it, that it was not such q bill a.
the commlttec was privileged to report at my
time.
Mr.. Atkins reported tho Legislative, Exccu
tive and judicial Appropriation bill. ami
moved that the bill be :rrntCd and rcoommIttCd
Mr.. Hawiey offered 40 amendment to the
motion Cs.ructing tho COMMITTEE on Apr,
priatioos TO report the bii Substantially 10 tho
form CT The Legislative Appropriation Till last
agreed 10, excluding thcrcfrOm all general
political legislation, aud al! appropriations ior
judicial expresses. Mr.. Atkins. therefore,
Withdrew tho bill.
The House then resumed The brsi5csJ Of the
morcing hour.
NOMINATIONS.
The President sent the following nominations
to the Senate to-day: Simon s. UonoVcr, OF
Florida. 10 be collector OF internal revenue Of
tho district Of Florida Chas. j.. Kerr, post
master at Shelby, Ohio; Abraham Is. LudIum,
Of Now York, to be u. S. Indian agen' Of
Pima ard MsIi,Jpa ageocY, AriZ)na.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-05

The best FLANNEL SUITS, at S., IS. $40 and
sl2. you will fed ut s. DEALuAM's, G2 King
nt., corner Of Fairfax.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-05

STRANGE CATTLE DlsEAsE-A strange di:esse
haa appeared among the csttIe throughout
Southern Georgia, and IS spreading all over the
Stale. The symptoms are new ard no rom edes
spplied geem to affect the disease Crest loss OF
cows !a repaired from several cGuGti5s, while the
disease SEEING to spread ard grow moro ms!is-
nsnt. The state Commissioner of A gricuFture
hs; begun Investigations, with the hopo OF f1d.
ing Whit the Disease is and the method Of curs
Farmers arc alarmed. Only cows and oxen
hayn b;tn .tt.rsvJ
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-05
CfIJy-G REHSfE.T.7L.
SENATE.

Re3otci Gr the Aic1umlrit Gr=rir.
WASHINGTON. June 5.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-05

TIE PRINCESS OF WALEs-For fashionatil-
ity, for nobbine55. FOR chic, for everything that
women most admire in woman, there is reslly
no describing her; she lnust BIO seen 10 BIO sp.
preciated. Her dressing is always the les! ex-
preston CT Partisan elegance, and invariably
her toilet is as finished rs an epigram, down to
its smallest detail From her dainty, high
heeled boots up 10 tho tightly drawn veil over
g! lady, in the French style, who graces the me-
tropolis judging her merely as woman, with
no aid from her high rank 10 DeWider a mans
Imagination, l think there are many girls here
in society who, with their limped eyes, glowing
conplexions, soft tumbled hair, and general
lovlness would win the race for q heart sooner
than she. But thst matter ia not TO be- thought
of, of course. She is Princess, future Queen and
Empress, and wonderfully we'll she is adapted
to her station. Will you believe that yesterday,
in the midst Of the universal slssm which greet.
ed her entrance, from q varied collection Of
greenhouses, che walked straight across the room
TO q little paraly zed child who Wss propped up
in persmbulator and began to play whit!
The all unconscious midget chAtloi back bsbble
and gave her flower it held in Its shadowy n.
gers 1t was touching little picture, sC1 one
which was worthy the pencil Of Oh artist. When
she lett the bszsar and drove away through tho
streets cheer upon cheer greeted Alexandra as
the VARIOUS psssers recognized tha s5fi SD face.
Hurrshs Tor royslly mean something more here
than they did in Imperial days ia France, when
the cho.isters Of tho Grand Opera were detailed
during the day to stand GU street corners aud
shout "Iirc CEmpcrcur!" An Englishmsn
will bear wrong III sien.a, deerning submis.
sion q duty 10 God arc law. but you csnnCt mskc
him shout If he DOES not want to.--Lond,n Cor.
Of the Ctn Enquirer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-05

G. & q. CASAL-A question having been
raised relative to the right Of the State of
Maryland 10 contro! the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal, the following figures relative to stock
md yopf ko rI,l Il,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-05

NEW York, June 5 -:;DcHs firm. Money
Bal Flour quiet SD firm. Wheat -sprIns
| firm winter G,:itt Corn qust
American citizen., 1879-02-15
Have you seen the great dispI4

Have you seen til" great display
at Gwinncr's this fall! It. will
feast !0uI eyes and put money into
your pockets to visit his crowded
establishment. You wi find there,
il fresh stock and latest styles OF
c!Ou hing in mems, youths and boys
suits AMI OvercOats, mems, y"uth's
and boys Boots, Shprs. Hats. Caps
and Furnishing Gmds. Lr,iies,
misses aud cl,ildrrns Shoes in great
variety. y full Inc Ot present alton
goods. Fireworks. powder, shot,
caps and cartridges. All The
seasOnal,lr irui:s, fresh candies. nuts
and raisins, cream cheese, crackers
and groceries The ebratrd
"Farmers SIlOe," introduced 10y him
a year ago, is sill ahead of any.
thing in the market, and meets wi, h
general approval aud ready safe.
tie has also added a finer line nt
this style shoe Tor ladies and chill
tlreD. The bulk of this stnck WAS
purchase sed at - sacrifice for cash
during a five weeks al,s+nce North.
And IL Is safe TO Nay will mret all
competitions. Sul,>crip'iOi to
Magaz.nes aud Newspapers at pub
lIsher's prices.
American citizen., 1879-02-15
REMEMBER THIS.

Cuban Chill Tonic, the great
West Indies Fever and Ague K-m>
tdy, cares cLiiIs and fcvc,s every
time. L. cures when Quininr and
I,hysici;i,s' prcsct ipriOns Tail to cure.
Thousands of bottles have been
given Away a;ni not ii single failure
II cures ciIills AID frvers quicker
than anything else ON earth, and
the cure i, cunIi'irtr and pei inanrnt
IL cures liver complaint aud bilious
ness. 1t gives health to the poor,
pale, sick suff rer. 1t gives al,
appetite and pu,iti,s the bIoml
L. .s the finest aud in.Si family nip,l
icinr III the wOaId. IL SHOULD he IL,
every family il, 'hi. town a"h c"un.
~, beciu>" ~ saves >ic<Hess and
gives health. Tr.tr iS nu ear hly
reason why ven -i,nuld suffer with
clIills and frvrrS, whru Cuban Chill
Tonic, the g,-ai West Indies Fever
aud Ague Remedy Will cure YOU
Get II b',tlc from your druggist
Phillips s. jones aud Try IT,
American citizen., 1879-02-15
The Dcath.Rate of

Our cnuntr. is getting TO be fearful
~ alarming. the average of life h...
ing lesSrned every year. witlIput any
reasonable cs,us.. death resulting
generally from the most in>Igmifi-
cant origin. AT thi, season or the
year especially, II cold is such :,
common thing that in the hurry of
every day lite we are apt 20 over.
iO"k the dangers attending it and
often fnd too late, that a Fever or
Lung trouble has already spt in.
ThuuSan.is lose. their livrs in this
way every winter, Wnilr had Bos-
chees German Syrup been taken, a
cure would have resulted, and :,
large bill from DocIOr b.en avoid
ed For all diseases oi' the, Throat
and Lungs Boschec'> German Nvru
has pro, Oh itself 10 i~. tiI.. greatest
discovery Of the kind in medicine.
Every Druggist IL this cOnntIy
will tel A"u "f is wcm,l-Iiui eff G j..
Over $50 O0U lniIlrS sod i.,st wear
without Il single f.i'u!- k"own
American citizen., 1879-02-15
nfurt,erofIx.n.a. Fo.ter.


The killing Of Kansas Foster, a
mulattO girl bOin aud bred in Cam
ton, and known here as Kansas
Singleton, il thus given in the Jack
son Clarion OF the Is h inst.
A brutal murder was committed
i'm West jackson last evening al,ont
5 o'clock. James Hicks, colored,
>hOt and killed Kansas Foster, col>
Ore,l, one OF the denai monde. 1t ap>
pears that she had been his "friendr >
aud went back on him. Yesterday
he wsnt to Die JohnsOn's hOusp,
corner OF Pearl aud Parish streets,
where she lived, and they had n
disIuts, about q handkerchief, and
n i'air Of sleeve-but.Ons. He took a
needle eun that was in the hOuse,
aud pointing it at her, said. it abe
did not Civ g up The handkerchief he
would shoot her. She told him to
'-short." !" and he tn"k deliberate aim
ard srnt minnie hall crashing q
through her brain. Hicks then ran,
hut was arrested and put i'm Jail He
claims that ha was Only in Z. fun"
and did NOT know the gun WAS load
ed. but witnesses say tnat he did, !,
aud that ha had previously threat.
ened 10 kill her. In either case,
there shculd be some rope stretch> :
ing. This thing of pointing loaded
guns AT women for fun" needs q
l'tfie hanging 70 break it up, and
Hicks is n good subject to begin on.
American citizen., 1879-02-15

Yesterday, the 14th, was IL gay
day with the juveniles. Every lit
tie five year old was running to the
post office to get IL valentine. Some
OF the more mature ones were also
anxiousIy vending their WA!
through the cold to get IA cOmrli>
ment-and some of them did get it.
As for ourselves we GOT II baskettulI,
but they are SD beautiful we cannot
describe them.
American citizen., 1879-02-15

Ou Tuesday last while DR.. Priest
ley WAS cant-ring down Liberty
street, on the noble steed that bore
him abont the country and through,
tie town, by day aud night. during
the featiul plasue-the faithful
creature stumbled aud frll-partly
on lns rider-and as VIC stood and
gazed trembling at the scene, we
huuaht poor old Roan's last hour
lad csme-but in a few moments
he rallied again, and bore his
gallant master away out of sight, TO
the iw.siside of some poor sufferer.
American citizen., 1879-02-15

We were pleased to receive a cali
ON "Wednesday last from Col. j. II.
McAfee, Of Yalobusha cuunty. Col
n. came to our city with the int~n
tion of delivering lecture OH the
subject of agriculture but AS the
notices to that effect which he had
forwarded TO the city papers fair.l
TO resch the publishers, he was dis
appointed that the planting cum-
nunity were not exiecipSg hiiu
He proceeded to Jackson and
thence to Snufh mississippi hav-
ing engaged to lecture at Numerous
points in that section. lie will re.
turu to Canton in the course Of a
month, and desires TO be heard by
all the farmers in this vicinity
Due notice Of the forthcoming AL :
dress will he given; and We advise
our farmer friends 10 come aud hear
hin.
American citizen., 1879-02-15

The Epidemic of 1878 In Mi.sis-
sippi.
Col. j. L. Power will pm blisli at
ut AN early slav. detailed pam-
phlet VelsOrt Of the rec%,pts and dis
hur~em.nts tlirnugh him as Graad
Secretary Of Ma.ous and Grand
Treasurer Of Old FeItows-,mouut
ing '" ul'war,ts Of seventy>iivs thou
ssnd tlssllars. i
IL order tO make this publication
NJ compleie and interesting as pos
sills, and valuable for future refer
! euess u will contain:
LIST. A srat~ment OF receipts; each
h'slge or individual to have credit
ty name.
2i. A statement Of disbursements;
Int names Of individuals to whom
relief has been dispensed, not to be
published.
81. Extracts from correspond
ehce, showing the spirit vf the Civ
ing and rec-iving.
4tis. Az complete list IA can be
cOmpilrl OF all who died of yellow
fever I" Mississippi during the
Epi iemic. Dates to be given whel,
s...rtainesl.
5ih. Statistics-giving first cases;
total eases; total deaths.
9th. Total funds received and dis
bu' sed for relief a. each place.
7ih. Tributes TO the heroic dead,
from the public press.
8th. Incidents of the Plague.
9th. Sanitary rules AID regula.
tiUns recommended by State Board
Of Health.
A copy of this Report.-whicl,
will make from $50 to 200 pages
will be mailed free to each con
tibutOr To the relief fund. To all
others. the price will be 50 cents per
copy; IL copies for %; all receipts
over and above the actual cost oi
publishing the Report will be added
TO ihe relief fund.
A, The extent of the edition will
depend upon the probab BILE demand,
al who would secure copies are re
qIesied to send in their orders inn
mr'iiately. Send cash with order.
All who wOnld be sure of getting
copies should register their orders
before the first "fOrm" goes 10
press.
Orders solicited from Lodges and
individuals in Mississippi and else-
where. An edition OF several thou.
sand copies wonld yield II handsome
contsibu ion to the Widows aud
Orpdaus' Relief Fund. Address,
j. l.. POWER,
Jackson. Miss.
American citizen., 1879-02-15
Ladie. nnd GenIierne

1 have aEai" opened the $nona Photo
Studio where l hope To meet my many
friends and admirers of my photo work.
l have large iisL of novelties in the shape
of new backgrounds and accessories with
which tn charm yourselves aud maize your
portraits pleasing I" your friends. I now
make the largest portrait as highly polish
ed the card print.
1 am fully appreciative of your social
kindness to me and the praise my work
has received. Winning the need of praise
fiom an intelligent public from one cnnvrr-
sant with art and art power; its laws. etc.
Is an honor worthy to emulate even the
soul Of one of the old ma krrs.
f. MAYroN SHOOK