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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-11-07

Lincoln, Nov. 5.-Election re,
turns come in slowly. The indica-
tons are that Cobb, republican
candidate for supreme judge, is
elected over WakcIy, democrat, by
1000 majority. Total vote of the
State willreach 10000. T~herepub.
lican county tickets are generally
successful. The greenbackers made
a NerN small showing.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-11-07

We had pleasure of a call on Mon
day from our young friend S. X.
Mayors, son of p. X. Mayors, of
the DEMoCRAT-STAR, and nephew
ofJudge Mayors, ofthis place. He
is travelling IN the interest of VI
mans wooden mills, of Bay st.
Louis. Miss. He is a young man of
sterling worth, and we cheerfully
commend him to our friends every
where.-BrdRdoR Republican.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-11-07

THE Brandon Republican has
hoisted at its masthead the name
of Maj. E. ,BarkSdale as its choice
for the United States senate. From
all we can see from our exchanges
Major Barksdale'S popularity is
steadily increasing, and there is
little doubt but that he is the com
ing nan to. fill the seat of Bruce in
the United States senate chamber.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-11-07

LAST Friday Col. Paul A. Botto,
founder and editor of the Natchez
Democrat. died at Natchez. after "a
two weeks illness, aged thirty-nine
years. Col. Botto was a native of
Genoa, Italy, vas a good writer,
and has been connected with the
press OF Mississippi since 1852.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-11-07

THE small number of votes cast
by the greenbackers in the late
Ohio election shows how rapidly
that party is dying out in that
State. Last year the greenback
vote in Ohio was 1882, and this
year it was only 9129. At that rate
of falling off in 1880 there will be
no greenback party lett.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-11-07

THE penitentiary convicts in
camp near BrOokhaven spend their
leisure time in stealing chickens,
turkeys, eggs, etc. from the citizens
of that town. Surely the convicts
are allowed great liberty when they
can go Oft at night Oh foraging ex-
petitions. This nuisance of hiring
out cOnvicts should be abolished.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-11-07
Nav ,1prspV,

Newark, Nov. 5.-IInc republicans
have gained one State senator III
New Jersey, and probably five or
six membersof the assembly They
Will retain control of both branches
OF the legislature; the senate by a
majority of 3, and theassembly pro
badly by II or IL majority.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-11-07
DEMOCRATIC VICTORY
Jackson. Harrison and Hancock
Elect Democratic Tickets -indc-
pendents Laid on the Shelf.
HANCOCK COUNTY.

Special to the Dcmocrat-Star.
BAY 81. Louis, November E, 1879,
The election IN Hancock passed
of quietly, Capt. SiI"S j. Leslie,
democrat, elected to the ~legisture
by fifty.slX majority over Ben Lane
Posey; Geo. w. Johnston, sheriff {;
Il. Hugo Hoffman, clerk John D..
Moore treasurer; Richard Johnston,
assessor; W. b. Seal, surveyor.
Capt. Thos. S. Ford's majority in
the county, 1855. There was no con
vention but all the elected are
democrats. =. X. MAYERS.
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by TELEGRAPH.
Latest News From the States
Mississippi Democratic.
Mississippi

Jackson, Nov. 5.-But fourteen
counties have been heard'from of
these, eleven have elected the
straight democratic ticket, with a
majority of $500. Kinds and Mad
ison counties require the official
count, and Holmes county is con
ceded to the greenbackers, with
the exception of senator. Marshall
county, considered the stronghold
OF greenbackism, elects a full dem
ocratic ticket by a large majority.
The election passed.Ot very quietly.
a small vote was cast, and but
little enthusiasm manifested except
in the counties where the whites
were about eqaully divided. The
election in Mississippi may be con,
sidered without doubt democratic
victory.
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LEGAL.


CIV. Davis, county treasurer
VS.. iLNCCuIluH'
A. c. Stecde.
BY virtue Of an execution to me direct
ed. from the Office of A. q. Dclmas, clerk
of the circuit court of Jackson county,
! State of Mississippi, in the above stated
cause, | will sell at public auction, to the
highest bidder for cash, ON
Monday, the 24h dag Of N0cember,
1879. within usual hours tor public sales,
in front of the courthouse door, in the
town OF Scranton, Jackson county, the
following described real estate, to-wit:
Lot II, in section 20, township Z, range
4; lots % and u, section 20, township :,
range 3; sw or of St or, sw pr OF ne or,
section 3, township 3. range ;; NV ar of no
ar, II hf of NV pr, of SECTION 10, township
3, range 3; undivided Inf Of section 10,
townships, range 5; { bf of ne pr, sw or OF
ne or, Sc ar of NV or, D Inf of Sc Or, sw or
of section 9, township 4, range t; NV hf of
II ht of sw or and { hf section 10, W Inf
of ne or and Sc or section 10, township A.
range +; { hf Otnw on II hf ot ne ar, II hf
OF southeast quarter section 3, township
6, range &; lots |, 81 3, 4 and 5, section
20, township Z, range &; lot , section H.,
lots | and2, section "a, township I, range
Is; lots l, , and 3, SECTION n, township ?,
range :, lots 3 and Assertion 30; lots |, =,
3 and II hf lot !, section SO, township 3,
range :; all of sections 3 and 10, Il hf lot
,, section -, lot 4, section Is, township A.,
range I, Sc Or of nc|qr, sw or Ofne ar, sec
ton 81, township g. orange I; II ht of W ht
Of sw ur, n hf OF " Inf Of NV or, section
-, township Is, range /: $ Inf Of he or, 5 hf
- ,,-x 80 - Ne II : go. .. - - .. 80, 600,
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-11-07
Massachusetts,

Boston. Nov. 5.-Returns so far
as received indicate that Long, re
publican, for governor, is elected
by 10, 900 to $4,000 plurality, which
may be increased to $4,000 by far
ther returns.
Republican candidates for State
officers are probably all elected,
and the legislature will be largely
republican.
Boston, Nov. 8, $50 p. m.-The
defeat OF Butler is conceded 10y his
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-11-07
NOTICE.
LAND OFFICE AT JACKSON, MISS, I
October 81 1879. {

LAND OFFICE AT JACKSON, MISS, I
October 81, 1879. !
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has filed notice of his
intention to make final proof in support
of his claim, and secure final entry there
of at rhe expiration of thirty days from
the date nf this notice, viz: Oscar F.
Daniel, of jackson county, Miss, for the
west halt Of the northeast quarter section
%, township 6 south, range 8 west, and
names the following as his witnesses, viz
Hiram T. Davis, of Jackson county, and
Frank Martin, of jackson county.
Il. C.. KERR, Register.
Oct. 81, 1879. 32-5t
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TO the Clergy and Laiety OF the
Diocese of Mississippi.

Nv
Diocese of Mississippi.
DEAR BRETHREN "A the earn
est request of some of our bishops,
and ice.chanceIlor Of the "Unlvcr'
sity of the South have consent
ed to give the months of October
and November to a special work III
its behalf, The Bishop OF Ienncs'
see has Kindly consented to make,
during my absence, the following
visitationS in my stead. And !
pray that God may largely bless
this eIf.saclifcing labor 50 cheer
fully undertaken in addition to the
demands OF his own Diocese:
Ocean Springs, Friday, Nov, 18th,
Mississippi City, Sunday Nov. 9th n. m
Biloxi, Sunday, Nov. 9Th. p. m,
Pass Christian, Tuesday and Wednesday
Nov. llth and Eth.
Bay st. Louis, Friday, Nov l4th.
In each OftheSc places II contrl-
button will be expected IN hchail
of missions within the Diocese.
w. NJ. GREEN, Bishop.
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JACKSON COUNTY.


All the democratic nominees in
this county were elected by large
majorities, considering the small
votecast. Independent candidate II,
+. KrebS, who ran for clerk against
a. &. Delmas, heregular nominee,
received only 1870 votes in the cOun-
ty. "Dead duck is forever writ
ten over his name us ii candidate
for office in this county. The fol-
lowing is the official returns, all
the boxes being heard from:
For District AttCrucy-T Ford, 4?5; S
HTerIell, ll9.
Representatives. II Wood, Aga.
Sheriff. l. Clark, 523.
Clerk-A G Drlmas, 422; II krcbs, 1870,
Trrasurcr-J X Mcleod, 43O.
Assessor-A 4 Vaughan, 544,
Surveyor-E y Ramsay, AS; Burton
GOOdc, 81.
Coroner and Rangcr--J B DclmaS, ZAP.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
Beat No. James HcIYestion. No. ,
John Carter. No. 3-S Il Thompson. No
4-Harry Woodmam. No. 5-John Cow
art.
Dr. c Chjdscy and o Randall were cleo
ted justices Of the peace in beat No. :.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-11-07

LAST Monday two hundred and
tifty.nine English emigrantS landed
at New Orleans in the steamship
Teutonia, of the Mississippi and
Dominion line. They will settle in
Texas, where they will engage in
farming and sheep raising.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-11-07
Connecticut.

Hartford, Nov. 5-Senate will
stand seventeen republicans and
four democrats. For the house, re
turns report 1863 republican, 79dem-
ocrats, l Independent and ties to
be voted on tomorrow. The re-
pubIicans will have % on joint bal
lot in the legislature.
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own friends, who allow that Longs
plurality will be 5000, but there is
every Indication that it will reach
$4,000, aud may touch 1900. The
republican councillors are elected,
aud the legislature is overwhelm.
ingly republican.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-11-07

THE Jackson Comet has been en-
larged and otherwise improved in
matter and appearance, and is one
of the spiciest and best edited
papers IN the State. Call and see
US, Colonel, OF your lecturing tour.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-11-07

a SPECIAL term of the United
States district court for the south
ern district of Mississippi, began
in Jackson last Monday, Judge r..
A. Hill presiding.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-11-07

THE jury in the case of j.. II.
Brereton for killing J. II. Dent in
Vicksburg, last spring, returned a
verdict of not guilty last Saturday.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-11-07

LAST week Mr.. A. b. Smith, one
of the most prominent lawyers Of
East Mississippi, died at his home
in Forest.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-11-07

THE DEMoCRAT.STAR is by far
the best advertising medium in
South Mississippi. 1t has Il large
bona tide circulation, and is now
twenty.ninc years old. Advertis-
ers, bear this in mind.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-11-07

THE supreme court is now in ses-
sion at jackson.
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WHERE do the greenbackers
now stand
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-11-07
MISCELLANEOUS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
BRICK! BRICK!

l have on hand. for sale, 10000
First-Class Paving Brick, which will
be sold cheap. Vessels can load at the
kiln. WIN. B. MURPHY,
HandsborO, Miss.
Oct. 81, 1879. 32-3t
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For sale cheap for cash, two
new cooking stoves" RE. Lee
and "Perfect.n Call at this office.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-11-07

For choice family groceries, feed, canned
goods, etc, go to Blalack q Johnson's.
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1879,

at the front door of The Courthouse in the
town OF Scranton, the following described
lands lying and being in the county Of
Jackson and state Of Mississippi, and de
scrIbcd as follows: Lot NO. four 4 in
square No, three L3l in the division made
between S. j. Rahy, A. II. Dclmas and IL.
NJ. Krebs, lying and being in the town of
East P~ascagoula, said lot commencing at Il
point ON Jackson street three hundred and
five (30j) feet from the corner OF the
ty road and Jackson street, running east
from said county road, thence north three
hundred (3O0) feet, more or less, to spring
street, thence east ono.hundred and fifteen
ll5l feet, thence south three hundred
300 feet, more on less, to jackson street,
thence west one hundred and fifteen Lll5
feet to the place ofbeginning, together with
all the ~tcnements, Entertainments and APP
purtcnanccs thereto belonging.
A. G. DELMAS, Commissioners.
Scranton, Miss, Oct, 10, 1879. 29-5w
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T0D PRINTING done at this Office at
JUD less tina NEW Orleans prices.
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Private Boarding

-
A few b%oarders, by the day, week or
month, with or without lodging, can find
house near the railroad depot, on Pasca-
goula street, Scranton, Miss. Terms in
accordance with the times.
MRS. +. A, BLAKE.
May Q, 1879. ~
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
CT. NICHOLAsFOR GIRLS AND BOYS.
A SEW-YEAR'S GIFT.

",S. " choins has not lis equat dmong TIE
Chiidrsn's Magazines all ocer Me aoortd "-ihE
CuURcHAAN.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
On and after January !, 1879, new subscribers 10
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TO the Nos. for
NOVEMBER AND DECEMBER. 1878. FREE.
The November No., the 1rst OF the volume con-
tains the opening chapters CT
A SERIAL FOR BOYS,
"AJOLLYF by FRANK Il. STOCK
Toy TO run through the year and
A SERIAL FOR GIRLS,
by SUSAN COOLIDGE, begins tn February. while tue
ontirs voume will be crowded with good things by
the best writer's and artists.
THE CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY NO..
containing contributions from join u. WHIT
TIER, CHARLES DUDLEY WARNER, NARY
MApEs DODGE, SUSAN COOLIDGE. JULIAN HAw-
ruopSE. CELIA THAxTER, Mrs. BURNETT TAU
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issuan. I. included In subscription for 1873, Or
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Is Norember and December Nos. free 70 ett aeW
subscribers after December 81, 1878, pho osgtH
their subscrfptfons tcith the January, 1872. no.
subscrptions received on sbove terms oy all eoox-
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$972,e62 10
.$77o,6O3 SO ;

This does not include the annual interest
due on bonds, &c, held by the Literary
Fund, fM interest on which would be $S4,'
349. GA, as shown by the report Of the Second
Auditor. II this item be added to the first
statement OF interest as above the total an.
nual deficit woald be S854,952.97.
It will be for the wisdom OF the General
Assembly to determine in what manner II
shall hereafter be provided against. To suf-
Ter it to continue must result in. great fnan-
edal embarrassment. The remedy has already
been postponed too long. The amount OF
the deficit is large, and the present revenues
are not sufficient to meet it.
BY the 4sd sectisfa, chapter 43 OF the Code,
edition 1873, it is made the duty OF the Au-
ditor, !" ii, in his. o9inion, the future reTe-
nue. he likely to prove insufficient, to recon-
mend plans for increasing the revenue, sug-
gesting such new subjects Of taxation or
sucs additional taxes ON the old as he mag
deem pnoper." Tn pursuance OF this in
junction 4 respectfully recommend:
1st. That a constitutional amendment De
az once nassed, to be snstnitted to the peo-
ple for RATIFICATION at the prcper time, im-
posing specific poll-tax OF two dollars Jos'
the support OF the public fire schools the
money collected to be kept separate ana
district from sal other funds. and to be ap.
f,died to no otber use. By doing this, and
BY applying the ordinary revenues OF the
Stete to the support OF: government, and TO
such ether pnrposes rs the General Assem-
bly may direct, the .enbarrassments under
Which we now labor with regard TO the
schools would be removed. When the COM.
suaendment suggested shali; be-.
come operative. tax OF fifty cents in the
hundred doIIars' value OF property would
be amply sufficient 10 carry on the govern.
ment and pay intereas on the public debt
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BRIEFs.-At the Third station-house yes
terday eveniag Captain John Q. West. a
mail agent ON the DanvilIe road, was made
the recipient of valuable pair OF boots,
drought here from New England by Mr..
Sam. Butterfeka, and prese@ted on behalf
| Of Captain EpDs and the importer and
others. The boots were OF No. II size.
Squire Tom Saunders made tIhe speech OF
the occasion, and Captain west, though
muea surprised and deeply affected. re-
sponaed. 1t was insinuated ttBat no boots
in the country large enough for Captain
Westaouid be feArsd. Hence hhey' had to
be broaeht from Eew England He took
the joke kiudly-adse the boots.
This is a good tiEae for those iRuf1uence
to remember the poM- There ars people
in this cES without fuel or food. The po--
Dice aud the Sario,fs charitable organizations
can, direct those who sssb 10 bestow aims
acon the Sorthy poor. II collection OF
old clothing could be maze itcould begiyen
TO those who need it, an2 who with bit on
hand would be saved mlies suffering. y r.
Very few statesmen stood at fstreet-coraers
yesteyday to diseuss politics. 1.
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A VICTIMS VERDrCT.-William NJ. Tschrdy,
Esq, 272 Lanvale street. Baltimore, (wiin j. s.
Minskey, Elh Camden street, Baltmore.l who has
for many years past been great sufferer with rheu
matism declares that he has received more benefit
and Ill shorter time from the use of On. HEHN-
DoN's GYPSY's GIFT than from anything which
be has ever taken. He recommends it to everybody
as the best known remedy for that dreadful disease.
Write him about II.
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ELECTION OF OFPIcERs.-At q regula7
councillor Chicahosniny Tribe, No. 81, I. O.
r. H., 3ist sleep OF the "Huntsng Moon, -
G. IL. ID. as7, the following chiefs were elect
ed for the ensuing six moons: s. N. Gill;,
worthy sachem; E. 81. McDonough, senior
sycamore M. j. Meredith, junior Saga
more; John F. ,shinberger, chief OF records;
i. w. BiIlups, keeper Of wampum. 9
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ROLL OF HoNoR AT THE RICHMOND HIGH
ScHeoL.-The following is list Of the pu-
pills on the roll OF honor at the Richmond
High-School for the past week :, Senior
Glass Ada Anderson, Augusta Anderson,
Leila Baker, Bella Cohn, fmogen Cot
Ftrel, Fannie Moon, Emma Riddick, Annie
E. Simms, aarah Simpson, Emma p. Turner,
and Jeanaie Whittet. Inrermediate Class =
Blanche Lee and Juliet Z Marks. u Junior
Class-Luknmie Cunningham, Christine
Whittet, ard William Wills. ,s,;: yg;.-4 i; :
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A HAPPY NEW YEAR.

Those wishing to make Ncw-Year's presents VIII
find large variety OF goods at
LEVY BROTHERS
suited to the occasion. They enumerac many arii-
ccs in their advertisements, besides whic. they have
many others which would be just the thing 10 give
to your friend on the Happy New Year.
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dressed to me-tbe one from the Senate and
the other from the House OF DeIegates-I
trust 1t may be received as q response to
both. 1t will be found to contain full re.
plies to those inquiries, as well as other
matters growing out OF and intimately con-
nected with the subject.
have now given the working OF the pre-
sent law, comparing its results with those
OF the former. and have suggested an1end-
ments that l think are judicious. respect
fully submit the whole matter to the con-
sideration OF the General Assembly, for
such action as mSy be deemed best for the
interests OF the Commonwealth.
e am, very respectfully,
WILLIAM f. TAYLOR,
Auditor Public Accounts.
The tables referred TO accompany the re-
port.
In the above Mr.. Taylor does not seem to
have deducted the eIpenSeS Of the Moffett
law or OF the old law. The assessments OF
the former exceed the latter By S110, 1916.
The following is from the Auditors SAN
nual report,' under the heading OF war
rants drawn upon the Treasury:
r. Mofett ReSisters.-For the patent and
exhibit from Patent Office; for services of
attorneys in obtaining patent; for adrertis-
ing book-forms; for freight, postage, and
kilograms on books and packages; for fees
OF counsel on the part OF the State; ex-
penses In defending Injunction and travel
ling incident thereto; for compensation to
commissioners OF the revenue for assessing
registers, and on monthly returns of Off
GERS on registers and liquor licenses; for
making and furnishing registers; fees OF
clerk OF United States Circuit Court in the
case OF Youngl,ng against Johnson; ex-
press charges and other incidental cx.I
penses-!S32, ,190.0S." "
The following from the Auditors estate
ment showing the operations of the tax i'm
posed under the Moffett iiquor.law from its
commencement down to the 1st day OF No
vember, 1873" gives the tax as shown by
registers fractions Of dollar omitted:
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Ma. BANcs's ENGAeEAsNT.-The sale Of
seats forlthe Bangs performances will CON-
menee Monday at 8 A. NJ. at Jehnston's and
at the box-ofise of Theatre. There will DC
no Increase in the price Of admission, but
the usual prices maintained. :" Julius Cse.
sarn will be played on "Wednesday and
Thursday evenings, g yirginius, the Roman
Father" Friday, aad "sbylock" Saturday
evening. y
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HOUSEHOLD ECONoMY.-Thc hou:ckeepor or
cook who studies economy In the kitchen can do so
In one direction by always using pooLEY'S YEAST
POWDER. It will be found Il truly economical and
valuable assistant In kakng biscuits, rolls, BREAD
cake of all kinds, walles, mullins, aud most all art-
,,r, ,rcrarr,I rrvru rvur. nuu why: because IN
using the yDooLEY POWDER you save In eggs. In
shortening, in patience, Ill evcrythinG and when
the baking l. done IL Is turned out light. palatabe,
and wholesome so that every morsc' Is eaten up anu
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CLoAKs can now be had as LEVY BROTHERS ut
lower prices than ever before. You viii have 10
price them and see the big reductions that have been
made before you can fully appreciate Il. You can
get fifteen dollar CLOAK for ten dollars. and like
reductions have been made In the higher aud lower
Drfcpd CIOAKS.
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Death OF ME-. PATRICK MCNAMARA
Patrick Mcnamara, q we'll known citizen
and an honest and upright man. brcathed bis
last yesterday, and his many friends will re-
gret TO I,earof bis death. he has resided IN
this city for the past twenty-ssx years.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-04
sEINE-THRgAD.

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warranted TO giYe Satisfaction. be 2s