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Daily Republican., 1879-11-04

A CARD.-havins obtaiHed possession OF
"A the Grocsry and Prsvisisn stsre at the
s. RI. corner I nth and Poplar streets, We pro
pose to furnish everything desired IN ear line
At the lowest cash prices. Give us trial and
convince yourselves. We would call especial
attenti Of our Immediate nelghbors TO the
above card. Respectfully yoas,
PATTON L BRO, 4rocors,
loSlm y. T. ssr. bth snA Poplar
Daily Republican., 1879-11-04
AmuneInenes'

Observation-Disclosures evening Rafael
Josseffy will appear in this city. The
Vienna press says: " lie may be con
sidered a great virtuoso, true artist,
with exceptional faculties. Endowed
with an almost iufalliable technique,
which playfully surmounts all Difficult
ties, deep and clear conception OF the
lmnsical composition, and a gigantic
memory, he rises at oncs to the position
of an artist of the first rank. He uni.ef
the fiery enthusiasm of Rubinstein
with the tranquil intellectually OF Bn'
low. He is Ruoinstein and Bulo" COM
bined."
Miss NELSON AS VIoLA.-Mr. George
TX. Goodwin Of the Walnut Street
Theatre, Philadelphia, begs to an
nouce to the citizens of Wilmington that
he has arranged with Mr.. Max strakoch
for one farewell performance OF Miss
Nelson, Eugland's greatest actress, and
the formost representative on Shakes
perian Heroins on Monday evening,
Nov. 10Th. Miss Nelson will appear
in Shakepear's dainty comedy OF
Twelfth Night" with the same great
company that are now playing at the
Walnut Street, Philadelphia.
As to the character OF "Viola, " taken
by this accomplished actress, We can
only say that il is ths most perfect rep
resentation ever given, far SURPRISING
! those Of Mrs. Siddons and Mrs.
Jordan. AS a critic remark sit is a
sentimental part in the best and onl!
right acceptation of the term, and 1t so
completely belongs to the debatable
ground tetween tragedy and comedy
that it requires very peculiar gifts,
"sweetly peculiar gifts, for anything
approaching its adequate representa-
ton"
Miss Nelson has these peculiar
gifts" which when applied to the fine
spirit of the character, shine through
the meshes of expression like melloWed
beams from golden drapery. This is
lot extravaganza. The language, the
character is so fine, and the poetic SEN
timent dropping in profuse clusters ov-
or the whole Of the creation is 80 rich
that it has been heretofore impossible
to secure a mutual Interpretation. Miss
Nelson's conception Of this beautiful
character is wonderfully faithful. She
chastens it with an air Of refinement
happily appropriate, and envelops the
self sentiment with an artistic delicacv
born only of a natural and high bred
sympathies.
The sale of seats for this play is now
ready at Thomas & Co.'S book store at
the usual prices. This will be the only
chance the people Of Wilmington will
ever have to see this great artist.
DRAMATIC NOTES.
Mr.. +. G. Bangs entered upon his
second and last week at the Archstreet
Theatre last evening, in Danl bruce.
Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Knight, who
are playing very successful engage
ment in Europe, opened at the Alex
andre Theatre, Liverpool, yesterday.
Lydia Thompson has left the stage
Daily Republican., 1879-11-04
hkOkE hsh.
p Il. ROBINSON d co.
BANKERS L. BROKERS
N. Z. Cor. Fourth and Market.
WILMINGTON. pEl,AWApp

FOR SALE.-2 shares lst National KanL
STOCK 3 shares National Bank of WIlmina
ton and Brandywine. winning
u. 5. TOURS FOR SALE
SILVER BOUdHT AND SOLD.
fniladoiphia, New York and Boston stot b,
pousht AND sold on commission. Every iacii
,es nnosaed ior persons 10 sell or invest n
oN"o'' teD20-lv
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WARMERS PHILADELPHIA AM

an Perfused Chromos &c. cards, name on
w all, 10c. 40 mixed cards and fine
pocket knife. 25c. Autograph album, nicely
bound In cloth, with fine designs OF birds &c. !,
zoe. Game authors, loo. 50 iun and escorting
cards 10c. 20 gold ana silver chrome &c. cards
l6c. Imitation Russian Leather card cases
100. Pack age cards lOc. Clinton Bros, Din
tonvillo Ut. 10 8.l3tw
Daily Republican., 1879-11-04

NALL ARRANGEAENT.-On and alter
Il Monday. the 18th Of sept, thu Steamer
"Suaio A. Mccall " will run as
follows: Leave Fourth street
wharf on Tuesday, wednesday, friday anu
Leave Pennegrsve at 7 A. NJ, 10 A. d. and
r. NJ. CAPT. DENNY.
September n, 1879. 913f
Daily Republican., 1879-11-04
pRANDYwINE MILLS QUOTA.
- TlONB.

W. q. PENNYPACKER Il co.
tSuccessors to J. Il. Price Il COL
Dest aScht hour '............. logs. q
Choioe ramiiy flour............... 6.00e{ 8 y,
OhQice Superllns. ...............,,, 5OOas on
We arc paying TO-DAY for strictly cRair
Wheat. sl.45: Fultz, 81 80; Amber, $l.S5
Bran, $40 cnoice Corn, %.
Octl9 ". q. PENNYPAOKER 4 90.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-04

THOR SALE Two good six rOOmed framed
e cottages pleasantly located dry eel
lars; good roofs; front porches lots 2lxlo0
feet; will sell on We y easy terms or take part
In desiraSly located building lots property
now rented 10 prompt paying tenants
J. a. BOND h CO.,
1881 O. COZ Shipley street,
Daily Republican., 1879-11-04

NOR rem IA large parlor central loca
" ton, suitable for flee or any light bus
mess. Address "Parlor,' THIS office.
1llit
Daily Republican., 1879-11-04
FOks sALEJR REM.

DROPERTY FOR SALE.--A lot In the
Ninth ward on the =. W. b Il. Il. H.,
near Twelfth street, about 100 feet square,
containing a large amount Of sand and gravel.
Also houses and 10 In the h and Sth wards.
and lots in the End, It'll, 9th and 10th wards.
This property win be held at reasonable pri-
ces and upon easy terms. ~.
CANDY l. PORTER, Trustees,
lO-I-lmd COS Market street.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-04

VXYANTED.-BOard ut 1876 East Fourth
w street. Good boarding and home com
fOrts lib 6ts
Daily Republican., 1879-11-04

w profitable buslness. Apply by letter
giving n me to Box 3l6 Wilmington, Del
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Daily Republican., 1879-11-04

WY NTED.-A colord girl for general
w housewOrk. Reference required. 1 p
ply at NJ. W. Cor. 18th and West. ll-3-2ts
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raw. and whipped them into position on tho
right rail. While he was trying to pin the yoko
over their necks tho red steer Kicked him over
game stood: DAILY. 465; Slosson 80.
-Four innings passed. and tho COlporicur
hilchTd "a up sran Of mulcs in his iayoric cor
" ne Days steers. AT tho lower corner they
became skiuish, Tut q touch OF the whip brought
them down TO their work. They crossed the an
gle with g. and kept on over tho foot of tho ta-
BILE. AZ tho opposite corner they brcamc frisky.
but wcrc lqshed into sieadncss, and put away
ur the table. The sod along the right rail wns
smoothly turned. Tho ploughshnrc struck no
stonce. At tho fourth angle the figures wero
IIS. Inc mules wore disposod TO Kick
them. and they drew his plough across the hoa1
OF ne table, turning up 200 points. They baked
IN SlossOn's favorito angle. but he buried them
into motion. and they drove round tho cornor.
Mhilc the plough WIS ripping tho glcbo along
tho leit rail- second time. tho mules baked Mnd
Werc immovablc. IL was dead freeze. Tho
worries werc spotted and tho Colporteur failed
i9 n,S Goua1 ~ e s ran 25l Tho score was called;
The next four innings wero unintercsting,
but on tho twcnty-second inning Maurice rot
ms steers together in the lowor right corner.
slinpod tho yoke over their necks cracked hia
Whlp. ana away thcy went up the rail SlOason's
anxiety showed that 1t was aubsoil ploughing.
liz steeIs pulled evenly; and tore up the sod
without striking root: In tho upper corner
the red steer got ono foot over the traces and
made vicious Kick, but Bryants pupil dodgcd
IT, and before any damage was done closed the
game with run OF SO. Sosson wna the first to
congratulate him. Ills friends embraced him
and paticG his hack aud the hall rang with
Joyous shouts The betting had been cvon that
Daly would not make 800. Tho score is: Duy.
goo; Slosson, 376. Winners average. n 3-il; I;
lo.nr's, II ILL
Dnly's highest runs were Gs. s5. and $40. tho
latter tho third highest run recorded in the
tournnmcnt So~son's highest run was 27i
The coluOrteur WINS mhgncti2'd 10y "a pair OF soft
hlnck cycs on the grand stand. and did not play
with his usual nerve.
This afternoon S'haefcr will mcet Hcser.
nnd this evening GARNER will contend with
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Albert Kulle. Of the Oak street police found
James Finn lying az m length ON the steps OF house
Gold street Tuesday mornine finns iacc partly
covered with tlood that had flowed from cash In his
forehead A. the insiisauon of tho rouudsmln Kulle
took him TO tho police station ani charged him with iu
toNicaLon "Nhcu dl get mr '' hn asked ut the
Sergeant IN an absent minded manner Was IL last
NIGHT tins morning. ju,ucr otrrhourg nued Fam 81
Finns rcn1s luccnscd no his nrrct' Hui tr
His employer James s. Watt taYs hc huthrcn with HIM
for scvNn years H- iorr n c manu artorv uf daring
ali that nm, he hl4 uDVrr known of his 1r'ut. 90 *
cess He has however. h'u .iirHt tn cu iu. rts at
which time he Is utterly pfo,pIid Fun. hm~'t avs
he was 900 his way u his work I'd O'Clock tr morn
ing iu question tie only rmomn.rs falling upou Iair
stcns and striking upou his head.
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FIghtIng WIlhnnt GIoves

prize fight without glovos for purse Of
slop came oir "Wednesday evening in tnc rear OF a
house In cherry street in the Fourth ward The princ
pals were Jack German Of London and Patsy Kclcr OF
Manchester, England. The referee was Tim McCnrihy
About twenty persons were admitted tn see the eurou
tor Both men have hcen the winners in several bard.
fought battle. the other side Iic contest urovr tn
he u VERY exciting Twelve rounds were fuught pui
on the thirteenth round tine being called kclrrt tailed
respond. The purse was given to Gormnn Roth mon
wee severely punished. especially hoilcrt whose head
badly cut nud bruised A. the end hour ktilrrt
fcl from exhaustion GnrWan light incl IN.
in his stocking rct aud weighs ~ bounds when m H.ht.
ing trim kcerts friends that his defeat was owing
10 his not being sufficiently well trained
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WAsuiNGroN. Jan. 2l.-'rhr report ot Licut-
col John Ncw,on to "a ilanrhr,ys, Chi.t of Ln-.
nccrs, relative 90 the imuov.men; of liat'cn River.
transmitted to thc Seuic ana House to-day soi- fr m
tlo d'ni uluo. of ohunu, tho u.nto way s'St,-twO
~. .UHls have hc ~rlt tu un''rs u.e' ltr uIfr tdy
dc'lnel 90 -Wr Wr r.-'i 90 W'F fHr t"i.HI b. rnn-
iut 90 nay for the usIt of wan Wing thu % tho
Fcut o. unt s.i.ciDut im uriuuCc without Jln
let il b u hi De-
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Gen. Mcdonald Again "a Prisoner.

MILWAUKEE. Jan, 80 Deputy United States
Marshal simpson went 70 Green Bay County last week
with civil writ tor the purpose OF attaching s6c prop
cry heloneine 70 Gen John +. Mcdonald. Tho Dcputy
was unable 10 serve the writ HAVING met with HTm,d re-
sis'ance Yesterday q criminal warrant Wu' Issued
charging Gen Mcdonald, Mrs Lamnc. the sylrh - the
Mhis4cy ine, and MIR Thompson, AldWycr. Win resist
iul United Atatvs officer. Armed Win this writ the
Marshal returned to K.pnn nrav, and will bI.ng HI,
prisQners 70 shis city ivr examination
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LoNG branch. Jan. 3O-The ChaLce,lor ot
Ncw Jersey will on Feb - scli the Ne0 Jcr.o, SDul
cru Railroad Tho sale VIII iucigdc t,o -t.a aa,r J.s
liuvt. The Fort Moumouth AMI Farm0 Bale 'rfrrl.
the Toms River and War, Town branch ai ir.
spur u. tlv fuHd running to Ray S'c toy I. vli tuu
rolling stock mt.iunc shops Ac INts vllI tc f1aI'h
ume that tho spufh,rn ir d has hccn lut un fnr .le
w.'uu tWOArHrs Itl- titl tIai wt. hr u.It. -
H.. Central flr. 1d tummuA of SOW Jrrs So ~ hu ''.
icin 90 cN nd thrr lo traUch tlNi 'ouHl .- -
tu ?uuts RIVER ana Operate tlc Houit.u hs t.ct itft
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s,n,,n Island Poli,Iclnn. Excited.

few days ago the Auditor OF the town Of
Midletown statce Island rejected several alleged
fraudulent claims Of town officials There WAS much cA
clteneut among pooiaus m EdgrWGtcr Yesterday over
ir announce ment that the officials whose claims hAd
h,rn r.IecirI IA, fraudulent had been summoned before
thc Grnnt urv There Was large trons IN the court
room MI iay but no indictments presented yeser
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Not Frozen. hu, Murdered.

SCRANTON, Jan. 30.-A post mortem exnmna-
ton was held to-day on the hoiv OF John @ Adams
mine cracker toss Of MooAc Pa who was supposed to
have been lruSru Ia death Suuty ukht AMI II Mas
d. gllcl that he had bgen murdered ~
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NEW ORLEANS, Jan, 3o.-The Demo ratio cau-
Gus in ut-At nominated n D. Jonas tu su.crt ,..t1r
Eusus iu ule lmtcd STATE, senate.
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4, NEW ORhEANs, Jan. 30.-It is ru Uorci tha. ].
MNtl,'n wells survey p tho Purt has hH,u dlc I'd
10y the L. ; Grant Juiy og maliea.anos in office.
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IoSDaS. Jan 80 Tho Captain OF tho ship
Il M Ia urs iHt 20" wrote the lcttrr e. Loyds IN re-
sari tu supposed Iigufcu st"am-hlP s,eH ou FAsIhe
which llas Cau-si sAGh a SENSATION
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The signal onve Prcdlction.
Partly cloudy or e.car weather. Sigh, rise In
Daily Republican., 1879-08-09
SPECIAL NOTICES

Debility, depressed, irritable state
OF mind, weak, nervous exhausted feeling
no energy or in nation confused head
weak memory, the consequences Of excesses
mental OverwO.k. This nervous debility finds
sovereign cure in Il. +. Kunkel's Bittel
Wine of Iron. 1t tones the system, dispels
the mental gloom and d spondency, and re
jnvenates the entirs system Get the genu
inc. Take only L. +. Kunkel's, 1t has a vel
low wrapper around 1t, sphOtOgraph on out
side. Price 81 90 per bottle, or SIX for $500
Ask your druggist tor 1t, and II he has II not
get 1t OF the Proprietor, 269 N. Ninth street
Ph ladelphia, Pa. Advice free, by enclosing
three cent stamp.
Kunkle's Bitter Wine Of Iron is for sale In
Wilmington by T. James Belt, corner Sixth
and Market streets; N Il. Danfo tn corner
Second ani Market streets; John J Gallagher
h Bro. l53 and 9eO. Market sire t; Herbert
X. Wat on 803 Market street; Ia, Ior 4 Full.
ertOn, 302 ki. x street; .JnO. S.Hsrtman, Filth
aud Poplar; H. X. Bringhurst 81 Market
street, and the drug trade generally.
E. +. KunkeI's Weru Syrup never fails Il
destroy Pin, Sea and - mach WorJs. The
doctor can toll whether or not the patient has
worms Thousands are dying daily with
cramps, choking and suflocation, sallow com
plexiOn, circles around tho ey 8, s"ellipg
and pain In the stomach. r stless ut night
grinding Of the teeth, picking at the nose
cough, fever, itching vt the seat, headache
loul breath, the patient grows pale aud thin
urtling and irritation in the anus.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-09

UNITED STATES revenue Commission
er Raum reports that every dollar OF
Unite d states revenue collected during
last year, has been paid into the
Treasury. Wien it is considered that
thirteen million Of dollars, las been
thus collected and paid over, without
the loss Of a dollar, this is no sualI
thing to boast OF, but IT is certainly
very disrourasing to Democratic Con-
ventions that pass resolutions denounc
ing the p-cula ions OF the Government IT
rev.nue officers. The Democrats cant
exactly ,ee where the dishonesty CONES
in at, but tn. rrsoluti MS are passed
notwithstanding
Daily Republican., 1879-08-09
What O'Leary, tho Pedestrian,
Thinks OF kOwell.

O'Leary says he cannot enter for au
Other match until he gets rested aftel
his October business. He is prepared
to bet Weston any sum that he co..
L-ary) can beat him at any gait. "Ill
make match with Ruwell for any sum
sbov- s., ,00Ogo as you please, provided
that ths contest takes place in America
III make the same kind of q match
with Brown, but l don't want to have
th+ III both in the same contest. will
be a spectator at the next struggle, and
the winner will have my challenge in
public types forty eight hours before he
has won. Rowell's foot gave him a
convenient rest from the last struggle,
and he will be fresh for the next con-
test and will probably win. He is a
mean, low, sneaking cub"
Daily Republican., 1879-08-09

OSR OF THE latest aud quserest
anomalies in politics Is that the Demo
cratic Stat. Convention at Baltimore on
Thursday declared that the resumption
of specie payments was Effected by the
Democratic party, and tnat it gives
that party still her claim upon
the gratitude of tue country For
outright deception tina, loo,s as much
. like lying as one good healthy pea
looks like another tue belt should be
handed right over to the Maryland
Democracy. About the time that the
next Democratic State Convention
meets in Ma yland the Democrats OF
that State. will doubles, posi- ively
declare tnat they were Away, t. per-
sistent enemy of s very, tn they
suppressed tn. rebt lion and paid off
the national debt. IL Is ais, no ic.a BILE
that the cnveution was inildsr than
usual on the doctrine of States riy h .,
PROBABLY because Maryland wants a
good big grab out OF the United States
Treasury with VIII ch to cut a canal
across the Peninsula. We comm .ui
Maryland for its sasacity iu this re-
spect and We hope it will be Success. ful
in getting government: ~ Jsldy for
making the canal, but wha: a sacrifce
Of principl, the Democra y OF Mary
land has made.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-09

The REPUBLIcAHs Of the city should
not forget that q nomination election
for candidate for President Of the City
Council and City Treasurer Is being
held this afternoon at the respective
voting places in the wards. Though
there appears to be no opposition to the
denomination Of Messrs. Lichtenstein
and Vincent, Republicans should vote
to keep their hands in for fu ture cleo
tions.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-09
beor Statistics.

An article in recent number Of the
Cincinnati Commercial" gives some
ast0 nishing accounts Of the amount Of
beer that certain men have been able
to drink. The following are some Of
the cases cited
Pster Farbaugh, a member Of the
Fire Department, has repeatedly drank
II glasses of beer in half a minute. On
one occasion he drank II In that time.
Beer glasses hold ons tenth of q gallon
each, SO that II glasses would make q
full! gallon and half which Farbaugh
drank, and, he says, without feeling
any bad effects.
Dr.. Nefiler once drank keg of beer,
8 gallons, in 2 hours. Henry Dielicht,
horse trader, often drank 100 glasses
Of beer in day, equal to about 8 gal
Ions. Jacob Klein once drank, on a
wager. full ksg of beer in two hours,
and after finishing his task he drank
two scbooners in addition for luck.
Mike Bs,k could drink on an average
a keg Of beer every day. Vanity, an
employee at a brewery, beasts that
hs can drink two hundred small glass
-s in day. At the same brewery
there is another employe banned Helm
lick, who drinks regularly every day
fifty-two glasses Of beer, aud he has
been doing this for eighteen years.
At Kauffmans bre cry the employ
ses drink eighteen kegs of beer daily.
They average thirty five glasses apiece.
At the Gambriuus Stock Company's
brewery the employees are allowed but
twelve or fourteen glasses each-aboul
gallon per day. The employees at
Marl-in's brewery average twenty five
glasses of beer day. J. G. Sohn &
Co. allow their thirty employees five
kegs of beer daily. This is an allow
ance of one krg to every Fix men, or a
gallon and third Of beer to each man.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-09

'1NHE LARGEST DRY GOODS HOUSE
i In Pniladelphia, JOHN WANAMAKEk
Ora nd Depot. 18th st., Market to Chestnut.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-09

The London "Examiner" says that
Canada must ultimately be psaceably
annexed to the United States. and that
the interests Of England point in that
direction. Canada Is An expense ana
. trouble to Rpgland, and the feeling
Il becoming very strong to leave her to
shift for herself.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-09

The "Hrrald" has read the "Every
Evening" GU Of the Democratic party
on account OF its abuse of the City Coun
Gil. even wants the editor of tn.
last named paper to 60 and talk face tc
face with those when he traduc-s.
What bitter hatred has taken the plac.
of tn. love that for some weeks pas,
O .aracteriz-d the honeymoon of the
union OF tuOs. two papers!
Daily Republican., 1879-08-09

AT LEAST ONE Of Louisiana's creditors
is determined not to be cheated out Of
his money. He has carried his case to
the United States Supreme Court, ard
in case he is successful he intends to
seizs the Louisiana State House. That
man will doubtless get his money.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-09
THANDLER d HEISLER,
~ M. KING STREET.

Wilmington, Del
Commission merchants and Dealers in For
eign ard Dsmestic iruils. Goods delivered
J free Of onarze. mylesmd
Daily Republican., 1879-08-09

WILL THE "Herald" condescend Va
tell 1t. readers what the Democracy OF
Delaware have done to educate the COL
orsd people Of Delaware
Daily Republican., 1879-08-09

WHAT Is THE matter The "Every
Evening" has not fallen down on ito
marrow bones and kissed Senator Ray-
ards pedal extremities for several
days.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-09

IT Is REPoRrrD from Washington,
that II Is probable the cadsts expelled
from West Point will be rsinstatsd. II
30, great mistake will b committed.
II It Is true that il would be q better
form Of punishment to turn the cha
sing" cadets back into tho ranks Of the
"plsbss" whom they have hazed than
to sxpel them II would be better to try
that punishment on new offenders. than
to rsinstats those already removed, and
thus create belief in the minds Of
cadets that they can escape punish
ment II they have sufficient political
ufusncs. As the case stands now
there is not much danger that hazing
will be revived at West Point for some
time to come; but sign Of weakness
in the administratio. Of q pronounced
sentence, will encourage the cadets in
the belief that expulsion instead of ha-
zing sis played out"
Daily Republican., 1879-08-09

IT'S NOT too late yet for the ga
z-tt-" to publish the report OF the at.
:smpt TO ass SSH ate Mr.. Dixon, a lead
ing Democrat Of Mississippi.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-09

OUR PUNISHMENT il t~rrible indeed
Th. Herald, sayo W. llslprt figures,
and hence its bull Of -xcommunicst On
sentences MS TO continuation 10 our
msndacity. We will try 10 10 resigned
+, our sad lot.