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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-08-08

August 18th the people of Marion
Center will celebrate the completion of
the Marion & Mcpherson railroad to that
place. We thank the committee for an
invitation to the jollification and barbe-
cue which the people propose to in
Hrtl1ra In
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-08-08

1t just makes Democrats in Ohio sick
to learn that their candidate for governor
banished Democratic literature from the
army as unfit for loyal men to read, and
that he is a cousin to James G. Blaine
and brother-in-law TO John Sherman.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-08-08

The job printers at Leavenworth have
been cutting on prices for some time and
it appears that they can not stand q war
of rates as well as railroad companies
c0n
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-08-08

1t IL 70 be hoped that the Memphis
physicians AFs eOFreet in their belief
that the worst OF the yellow fever epidem-
Il haA naasah
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-08-08

Arlington, Atchison county, s. B. Ran
dolph; Gomeria, Republic county. A.
Capers; King City, Mcpherson county,
VIM. II. Looms; Pretty Prairie, Reno
county. T. H. Smith; Quincy, Green
wood County. James N. Smyth; Rush
ce.Lre. Rush aeRn1y. James B. Hazelton;
Zion Vaiaey. Stafford COUNTY. Charles B.
Weeks.
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Qht 4"puria Ntu@.

The fire in West Virginia detailed by
to-day's dispatches may be warning
for some Kansas towns not far away.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-08-08
Indian Championship.

Boston, August 5.-Mayor Prince pre-
sided at meeting to day to consider the
question raised by the Omaha decision
in the habeas corpus case of the Ponce
Indians. The manner in which the
aboriginal race has been treated was
strongly denounced, and resolutions
adopted that-the rights of the Indians
should finally be determined by the su-
preme court, and committee was ap-
pointed to collect four hundred dollars
for that purpose.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-08-08
Darien Ship Canal.

WASHINGTON, D. c., August 5.-The
secretary of state has opened negotia-
tons with the Nicaraguan and Column
bian governments, for such territorial and
other concessions as may be necessary to
facilitate the construction of, and the pre-
servation of the interoceanic canal, by
the Nicaraguan route.
The announcement of the hostility of
the American government to any for
eign project, official advices foOm Paris
and London state was fatal to Lesseps'
scheme
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-08-08
PoSTOFFICE CHANGES.

WAsHINorON, August I'd, 1879.
Post Office changes in Kansas, during
the week ending August I'd, 1879. Fur
nished by VIM VanVleck, of the post
office denartment
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PETERSBURG, Aug. 4-During the alb.
sence of James Rose, a colored farmer,
fran his home, Maggie Louis, with whom
he lived. sRd their child, we're murdered
by an nnkOyn MAa sad q woman whom
Rose married and Abandoned
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Grants Fourth In Japan.
A True Yam.
Murdered.

FALL RIVER, Aug. TT is reported
that the spinners voted not to furnish
bail for the strikers arrested for intimida
tion.
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rOsTMAsrERs AProINrEp.

Foster Springs. Lyon county, LOrain.
Nemaha county; ST. Paul, Sheridan
nAnnArv
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MEMPHIS, August 5.-Elghteen new
cases in all were reported to the board of
health to-day, ten of whom were colored.
Two additional deaths have occurred.
The fever is gradually spreading from
the infected points, and greater mortal
ity can be anticipated.
NEW ORLENs, August 5.-Mrs Howe
and son are out of all danger. DIR.
White, of the Sanitary association, says
no other cases have appeared for six
days, and reports the city free from vel
low fever. Physicians say the fever has
run Its course the nreaent summer
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TR0Y, August Sat Madison and 4th
Street this afternoon, Patrick, Cornelius
and Michel Dyer, Brothers, were assault
ed by VIM. Thomas, Lawrence and Mich
el Myers, also brothers, and two men
named StapletOn and Corners. Patrick
Dyer was stabbed seven times. His
brothers were also stabbed, and Cornelius
had his nose bitten of. Officer Manning
attempted to arrest VIM. Myers and was
knocked down with a stone. The fight
was the result of an old feud,
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ESTABLIsHED.

BASKERVILLE, Decatur county. Noah
Bradley, p. M; Crane, Montgomery
county, Commodore p. Burchfeld, p.
NJ; Fair Haven, Norton county, JudsOn
G. Wilson, p. NJ; Garden Grove, Ed
wards county, Charles Il. Finkle, p. II.
Spring Dell, Sumner county, Sargent J.
Kingsley.
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GKW YQRE, Aug. 4-Qyer twenty
deaths were reported TO the coroner this
morning. They were doubtless acceIer-
ated by the great heat.
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LONDON, August 5.-The Times pub
lished review of the agricultural pros
poets of the hay and other fodder crops
throughout England and Wales. 1t
falls many million pounds short of the
average. The value of barley is nearer
five pounds than ten pounds per acre the
average value of other years.
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SeasOnAbIe.
BURLINGTON, Aug. 3.-Edward B.
Page, formerly chief clerk of the Yer
mont Central railroad freight Office, has
been arrested, charged with embezzling
The weekly clarion., 1879-02-19
MISSISSIPPI NEWS.

HARRIS BARKsDALE, City Clerk.
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DESPERATE AND FATAL AFFRAY.

The Vicksburg Herald has the particulars
of deadly affray that occurred on board
the steamer Sunhower. at Johusonvile, on
Saturday morning last, and which resulted
in the killing OF three of the participants,
and the wouudiug of the fourth. Col. ID.
A. Holman and Dr.. W. l.. Lowry had some
words about "a week previous. On Saturday
they met again. Holman shot Lowry in
the breast, killing him almost instantly.
Before falling Lowry cooked his pistol and
fired at Holman; and at the same instant,
seeing DR.. G. c. Walker, (Holman's father
in-law,) with pistol in his hand, fired on
him with deadly effect. Walker died almost
without a struggle. In the meantime John
c. Arnold, Lowry's clerk, encountered Hol
man, and in the struggle Arnold received
his death-wcund in the chest, Holman be
ing severely wounded in the lett arm and
side. Dr. Lowry was brother OF Gen
Robert Lowry. lie leaves widow and six
children. Mr.. Arnold was a brother Of
Judge Arnold of Columbus. DIR. Walker
was an ola aud greatly esteemed citizen of
Suntlower county. Col. Holman is a prom
inent lawyer, and greaiy respected at Wi
mona and elsewhere, where he is best
known.
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On Friday morning about 4 o'clock,
dwelling house in the "Bankstouville"
sub Irb, the property OF Mr.. w. J. Seaman
was discovered tD b. ON fire. It was en-
tirrIy cpe-umri. Insurance $500. Gem
Fire 60. SOL Hope Fire Co. No. ), and
West .Iark-ou No. /. Hose, were the only
apparatus ou HHud-Ihe Gem alone threw
water.
About the same hour on saturday morn
ing an uuoccupied dwelling house,
on South Jefferson street, owned by Mr..
James Tapley, was discovered to be
in light blaze; and was soon after burned
TO the ground. We have not learned
whether there was any Insurance upon it
or not. Cen Fire Co. No. ,, and Hope No.
3, hose, were the apparatus on the grounds,
the latter throwing a stream from the Gem
engiue-Pearl Hook and Ladder No. l, and
Jackson No. hose, were also out but turn
ed back, when it was discovered that the fire
was so much under control that it could
not spread to adjoining houses, and that no
good could be accomplished by their 60
ing TO the fire.
1t is almost certain that these fires were
the work of iucenditryism. II behoves the
members OF the Fire Companies, to be on
the alert if incendiary fires are to be the
order of the day
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CRIMES AND cA1ANrTIEs.
A SOUTH CAROLINA POSTMASTER coxvIcTKl
OF CORRUPTION IN OFFICE

A SOUTH CAROLINA PosrMAsTER CoNvIcTEI
OF CORRUPTION IN OFFICE.
CHARLESTON. Feb-At Sumter. to-day
Sam. Lee the colorrd Republican leader re.
| Gently appointed postmaster at that place
| was tried and found guilty of ofici-l mis-
conduct while judge of probate. Lee coull
not be found, but was represented By coun-
/ sci.
ExcTTFMENr-A SUPERVISOR OF REdIsTRA-
TIoN KILLS NEGRO IN KANSAS CITY.
ST. Louis, Feb.-A Kansas CITY dispatch
says: Erastus Johns, supervisor of Regis
| tration in that c. ~. had an alterca ton with
| a negro to-day, and shot bim through the
mead, killing him instantly. There Is grea
excitement among the negroes.
HUNTING RECEIVER OF RAILROAD IN
kENTUCKY-A FRUITLEss SEARCH.
CINCINNATI, Feb.-A dispatch from Lou
isville says: n nab OF two handred men
rode into Campbellsville. Nv, on Saturday
In search OF j. K. Robinson, who has been
appointed receiver 10 collect the railroad
tax from Taylor county in satisfaction of a
Judgment OF the nited States Circuit Court
at Louisville
Search was fruitless. Robinson, it is
stared, has resigned the receivership.
HE CUTS HER THROAT.
CINCINNATI, Feb.-Wm. Meyer and his
wife, Molie Meyer, two rather hard char
acters, met at the corner of Sixth and John
streets tonight. They quarreled and
the husband slashed his wife across the
throat from ear TO ear, but not severing
the arteries. The woman was taken to the
hospital, and the man escaped.
TEACHER CHoKED TO DEATH BY PUPILS
MUNCIE Ind, Feb.-SamueI Cross,
teacher OF Perry Township, last week cor
rected two scholars, nearly grown, who re-
sisted, aud finally succeeded in choking him
badly. The teacher was arrested for assault
and battery. He attended his trial appar-
emily in good heal h, but has since died.
The physicians say that death resulted
from Injuries received by the choking.
WANTED TO SHOOT THREE GIRLS
SHARBoNIER, In.-Malco, who killed Mr.
Rubin and his daughter Annie last week,
returned o his fathers home and gave him
self up Saturday night. He say he intended
to Kill Annie and So oCher girl, but the
shooting of Mr.. Rubin was accidental The
feeling against young Malco is intense.
u usI I'm
$50 pieces New Spring Prints in Chevots,
Plaid, and other handsome styles. at 5e.
only. ROBINSON & STEVENS.
y usf Received
miles Steel barbed wire fencing. The
cheapest and best fence in the world.
ROBINSON & STEVENS.
feb.19,-2w.
FENCE WIRE. Axes and wedges. at
feb I2'79-Im.l G. d. SIDwAY's.
WAGONS and Harness, cheaper than ever,
at G.. ID. SIDwAY'S
feb I279-1m.
BEREA GRINDsToNEs, at G. D. SIDwAY's.
feb 12'79-1m.
F. B. HULL will move his lumber yard
the 1st of March, and rather than move his
lumber, will close it out way below cost
2t
For Groceries, Bread, Crackers,
etc, go to Mrs. 5. Davis
Pearl street. Bread cents per pound
1T
Price
Shes at ROBINSON & STEVENS this week.
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A GOOD PLAN

Anybody can learn TO make money rapidly
operating in Stocks by the Two Unerrinr
Rules for Success in Messrs. Lawrence &
Cos new circular. The combination method
which this firm has made SO successful. en-
ables people with large or small means to reap
all the benefits of larger capital and best skilf.
Thousands of orders, in various sums are
pooled into one vast amount and co-operated
as mighty whole, thus securing to each
shareholder all the advantages of the larges
operator. Immense profits are divided month
ly- Any amount, from 3 to 5000 or more
can be used successfully. N 7. Baptist Week
". September 10th, 1875. says, BY the combi-
nation system SIS would make SO, or per
cent; $50 pays $3.50 or per cent; 500 makes
Sl,UO0. or lU per cent on the stock, during the
month, according n the market Frank Les
lies Illustrated Newspaper, June 29th: The
combination method of operating stocks is
the most successful ever adopted" New York
Independent, Sept. 18th; "The combination
system is founded upon correct business prin-
ciples, and no person need be without an in
come while it is kept working by Messrs
Lawrence 4 Co. Brooklyn Journal April
18th; Our editor made net profit of Sl0l 25
from so in of Messrs. Lawrence 4 Cos
combinations" New circular {mailed free)
explaining everything. Stocks and bonds
wanted. Government bonds supplied. Law
renee Co, Bankers, 81 Exchange Place n Y
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To the Honorable Board Of Mayor and Alder
men Of the City of Jackson:
GESTLEMES-four Committee TO whom was
referred the petition of J. J. Robrbacher to
retail vinous and spirituous liquors find after
ctrefal count, that he has the requisite num-
ber of signers required By law, and would
therefore recommend that license be granted
said petitioner for year.
Respectfully submitted.
W. Q. LowD,
J. : HAMILTON.
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AMERICAN AUTHoRs.-We have re-
ceived from the publishers, Messrs. Sheldon
s. Company, S Murray street, New York
the life of WARRINGTON IRVING, the first OF
a series of the lives of American Authors,
by David J. Hill, Professor in the Univer-
sity at Lewisburg; author of Elements of
Rhetoric and Composition, and Science Of
Rhetoric. 1t is handsomely bound volume
with portrait of Irving on steel. The series
is designed to furnish in a cheap and popu-
lar form a personal, literary and anecdotal
biography OF the leading American authors,
Such reading will be sure to find commen-
dation in every household, as pure and en-
nobling in its influence.
Send to Messrs. Sheldon & Co. for the
work, or order through your bookseller.
Price 81 90.
The weekly clarion., 1879-02-19

WANrED.-A good location to estab-
lish a weekly Democratic newspaper. The
advertiser is both an editor and printer of
long standing in Mississippi. and well known
TO the press of the State. He has a splendid
press, and type to print a seven column pa
per, all new, and wants to locate in a place
where he can make a living. Prefers a
county seat to any other location. Don't
mind iii is in the piney woods; rather
likes the piney woods. For further inior-
nation inquire Of the editors of The CLAIR
ION.
Feb. II, m.
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NOTICE.
In the District Court of the United States;
For the Southern District Of Mississippi

In the District Court Of the United States;
For the Southern District Of Mississippi. !
,,asE In Pa1.1 se; siis;: Hss5 Of In p.asrup'e;-
HPoN PETITION OF G. F. SWAMI, AS
" signee John A. Klein, Geo. NJ Alein
and Charles E. FurlonE.
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
Assignee of said Bankrupt, will, under q de-
cree eff said Court, rendered February IL. 1879
proceed 20 sell to the highest bidder for cash,
in front of the City Hall, in the city Of Jack
son, county of Kinds. and State of Mississippi,
On the gath day Of March, 1879,
The following described property. to-wit The
west half of the northeast quarter, and east
half Of the northwest quarter, and south
west quarter of section three; the west half
of the east half of section four; the north
west quarter and the southeast quarter Of
section eight; all of section seventeen; the
eighteen; all of section nineteen; the west
half of the north west quarter, and the south
west quarter of section twenty, and section
twenty-one, all in township eleven, range
seven, west; also the southeast quarter Of
section nineteen; all Of section twenty
eight, and the northeast quarter Of section
twenty-nins; all in township eleven, range
eight, west, containing two Thousand, Eve hun
dred and seventy-four acres more or less and
called the Georgiana Plantation. Said sale
will take place within the hours prescribed
by law. and the undersigned viii convey such
tiale rs 10 vested in him by virtue Of said de-
cree. GEO. r. SWAMI,
Feb-ls, 79-4W. Assignee.
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sBxToxs REPORT, (wHITB)
JACKSON, Feb. s, 1879.
To the Honorable Board of Mayor and Alder
men Of the City of Jackson
GENTLBNES-I have the honor to make the
following report as Sexton for the white peo-
pie for the month Of January, 1879:
January Sd, Wallace Harrington, died from
the effects of overdose Of morphine aged
%.
Jan 7, Green II. Jenkins, pneumonia, died
in country, aged 80.
Jan. 9, Richard Burns, consumption, aged 81.
Jan Il, James Tapley, Sr, pneumonia, aged
Jan: u Emily Wesson, bronchitis, aged &c;
brought from Wesson.
Jan. II, Infant of Philip and Margaret Kolb,
still-born,
Respectfully submitted,
PHILIP RYAN, City Sexton.
The weekly clarion., 1879-02-19

OFFICE CHIEF JACKSON FIRE DEP'rl
JACKS ~. Miss Feb. Is 1879. !
The special com UanY committees of the
Fire Department, aud also Of Hope Fire
Company No. 3, on the apportionmeut of
the iremel'- Fund. requested TO attend
a regular meeting At Hall Of Jackson Fire
Company No. l. on wednesday evening,
February 18th, at = O'Clock.
BY order Il. J.. SAUNDERS,
Chief Engineer.
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FOR SALE :!

MY RESIDENCE AND LOT IN MADISON
WI STATION, Madison county, Mississippi,
consisting Of a small. comfortable residence
of four rooms, and kitchen conveniently at
tached a comfortable office in yard near
residence, two out rooms for servants, excel
lent cistern and large conveniently arranged
stable Lot consists Of six acres, three of
which are well set with choice strawberries
with also select peach and apple orchard
with scuppernong vines, in early stage Of
bearing and fertile garden.
Also fifty acres of splendid wood land, very
fertile within one-half mile of railroad
depot, well suited for fruit or berry raising or
for growing any other crop
And also a neat and convenient Drug Store
situated in the business portion of the town.
Title to all, perfect.
As. a place of residence this point statisti-
cally compared is the healthiest between
Memphis and New Orleans No case of yell
low fever has ever occVrrsd here.
For terms, apply to at Madison Station,
Mississippi DR.. }. ). GREENE.
fab
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Hm Store
500 bushels Rust Proof Red Oats.
80 bbls. Northern Seed Potatoes--assorted
brands.
10000 pounds Bacon.
100 bbls. FlOnr-assorted brands.
hhds. Sugar-assorted brands.
20 bbls. and half molasses.
2Osacks Coffee.
100 Avery. Williams, and Stewart & Kirk
land Plows, with a large assortment of
Fancy Groceries, which we are offering nc
very low prices.
RoBNsoN 4 srEvENs.
feb. 1s,2w.
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SECTIONS REPORT, (coLoRED)

sExTON's REPORT, (COLoRED)
JACKSON, Feb. l, 1879.
To the Honorable Board of Mayor and Alder
men of the City Of Jackson
GENTLEMEN-I have the honor herewith to
submit report of the mortality among the col
Ored citizens of this city, for the month of
January, 1879.
Jan 3-Ph@be Hudson, age 75, natural de-
cay; pauper
Jan. I2-James Clerk, age Is, pneumonia
Jan. 2J-Jennie Wilkinson age g. pneumo-
MIA.
Jau. 24-Austin Henry, age A, pneumonia
Jan. 25-Delia Clark, age 68, pneumonia
Very respectfully,
ToNBY BARNES City Sexton
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The remains of Miss Maggie E. Moore

HE remains OF Miss Maggie h. Moore
sister OF tn. late Chas. T. Moore. and Mrs.
DR.. Langley, were brought here from Vicks-
burG aud inferred on last Friday. Her death
wa. peculiarly sad one. She was suffering
from a cold, and by mis axe at night, took
carbolic acid which was on the mantle. in.
stead Of the cough mixture tn It she intended
taking. Every hing possible was done for
her, but the poison did IT'S work with fatal
effect.
SINCE 1865 jackson has seen the rise
and tan of the following newspapers
Col. E NJ. Yerger's MississippIan daily and
weekly; The News (daily and weeklv)
The Standard tab-orbed by The CLARIox)
The Republican, The Methodist, The Lead
er daily and eeklyJ, The Pilot daily and
weekly, The True ID mocrat, The Masonic
Tablet. The Sunburst. The Peoples Defence
The NindicatDr, The Farmers Visitor The
Times daily aud weekly, The Knight OF
Honor. and the Missis-ippian (absorbed by
The ComeD. besides at least half a dozen
Others whose names we do not remenb Der.
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saturday. the sth pav Of Maroh. 1sza
PROCLAMATION.
saOO 90 REWARD.

WHEREAS, 1t appears by information re-
w ceived by me, that on the 2Sth day of De-
GATES shot and killed Mrs. Mcneil, and af-
forwards effected his escape, and is still at
large:
Now, therefore 1, J. NJ. STONE, Governor
of Mississippi, do offer the above reward, for
the arrest and delivery of the said b. b. Gates
70 the Sheriff of Coahoma county, said reward
TO be payable on conviction. And / do more
over, require all officers of this State to be
diligent in their efforts to arrest said fugitive,
X. ID. Gates
Given under my hand and the Great Seal
L. 5 of the State aft xed, at Jack SON this
2Sth day of January, A. d., 1879
j. NJ STONE.
By the Governor
HENRY {. MYERS. Secretary Of State
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The Cold SnaD-

Has caused a rush on our splendid line OF
Gents Underwear, and in order to further
reduce the stock, we are Offering Saxony
Wool Shirt at soc; Merine Shirts at 9Oc. :;
Extra Weight, Fine Wool Shirts at 81 75,
worth 81 80; and a very handsome English
suit in colors, fine, all wool the latest nov
elty-for SO so, suit worth Sc; also a splen-
did line of Drawers in wove Canton Flan-
mel and in Sears, at a bargain.
KOsINSON q STEVENS.
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HonesteG |

Homestead
Lauderdale county recei we'd 81 ,260 for her
share of the tax due bv the Mobile and
Ohio K. r.. and there i now over $4,000 in
currency in the hands of lhr. f. 7. Ramsey,
The Treasurer, and all warrants on the
county are cashed on presentation. For
the first time since the war. Lauderdale
county paper is at par. and there is now
money enough in the Treasury to cash all
outstanding warrants. and to pay all that
will be issued during the year. This is
highly cTeditable to the Board Of SupeTvi-
Sors and the county officers who have more
or less to 90 with the finances OF the coun-
ty. In 1872 when the first Democratic
county officers were elected, county paper
was worth about 40 cents OF the dollar.
and there were out not less than $42 900 in
county warrants. Some of this paper
sacrificed by The holders for as little as 25
cents in the dollar.
Port Givson Revielle.l
Dr. Guice, President of the Board of
Health of jefferson county, has a long
article in the Fayette Chronicle, on the
fearful spread of hydrophObia. and concur
rently we hear that eight mad dogs have
been killed in Zion Hill neig ghborhood, that
county.
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vs. AR HsEED.

IEMLY-THoMrsoN the residence of
Mr,. +. b Barrlnger, in Oxford, Miss, on
Thursday evening. at o'clock, DR.. b.
Lemly to Mrs. \. b. Thompson.
No cards.
GAINES s-SrARK.-At the residence of the
brides tarher. Poser Stark, Esq, President
OF the Peoples Savings Bank, Miss
Mariau Stark and Captain Abner ;.
Gaines. This marriage notable
from the charming character of the
bride and the popularity of the groom, and
their high social standing.
PovALL-PErTY.-On February 4th, 1879,
at the residence of \. w Petty, the brides
father, by Rev. +. b. Mcneil. Mr.. w. ;.
Povall, formerly of Lexington, Miss, to Miss
L. I. Petty, ofPreutiss County.
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SUPREME COUR REPORTS.

MONDAY, February IL, 1879.
No. 29l1-J. ID. jenkins VS. Joseph Lowse,
ct al. Former judgment vacated,
reversed and rem anded.
2S2S-Wm. III. Hartley VS.. the State.
Affirmed.
'' 2S94-Geo. g. Love VS.. Jno. L. Wooten.
Affirmed.
295S-J. w. Hines vs.. F. B. Potts, q
lunatic Reversed and remand
ed.
2939-A G. Harkreader VS.. T. j. Clay
ton, adms. &c. Affirmed.
2930-Thos. j. Scott VS.. the State. Re-
versed and remanded.
- 2S32-Chas. d. Evans vs.. the State.
Affirmed.
q 2990-Msj. jackson VS.. the State. Re-
versed and remanded.
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If the best housekeepers in our land are
to be believed, there are no t1avoring ex-
tracts worth half so much as DR.. Prices
Special Flsvorings. Let DR.. Prices Vanilla.
Lemon, Orange, Orange, Rose, Almond, or
Nectarine flavors once be used, and they
will always be desired.