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Churches and Penitent tiaries.

Gen. John A. Logan made speech
at Batesvillp, Illinois, last Saturday.
where, among other things, he said
.'Open the doors of your churches, and
whom do you you find are the members
Republicans. Call the roll of your peni-
tentiaries, and whom do you find! Demo,
Gratis"
Doubtless there are good many
church members i'm the Northwest,
among them we find such "Christian
statesmen" and bribe-takers as Gen.
James A. Garfield and Schuyler Col
fax. Doubtless there are some Demo-
Gratis i'm the penitentiaries; many more,
perhaps, should he there. Doubtless,
too, there are many Republicans orna-
menting those institutions, and but
for Republican presidents and govern
Ors, and the free use of the pardOning
power, many more would be doing the
State some service. The late Deacon
Mckee, Joyce, Mcdonald, and an in
Vulnerable host of patriots, all of
whom We're Republicans, convicted of
of swindling the government, were
pardoned out of prison by Republican
presidents. The Republicans honor
their thieves and perjurers, and place
them in official position. The Demo
Gratis send their rogIes and rutfians to
the penitentiary, and that, Gen. Lo
gan, is the great and distinctive differ
ence between your party and our-.-
Vicksburg Commercial.
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E. & S. VIRDEN,
NEW GOODS! NEW STYLES !
DIR MOTTO:

Not TO be UnderSOId.
You will find the lagest and best selected
stock of Dry Goods, Notions, Neckwear
Ladies', Misses and Chldren's Hosiery
Laces, Fringes, Black and Colored Silks,
Satins, Cashmeres, MerinOes, Alpaccas,
Black and Colored Suitings, BOurettes;
Serges, Barathea and Canton Cloths,
Tamise, Henrietta Armure, and all other
new fabrics.
MOURNING GOODS, CLOTHING AND SHOES,
A speciality. All of the above as low,
and lower than those who boast so much
about low prices. oct ~.
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1t will be remembered that Senator
Conkling, when putting Gen. Grant
i'm nomination for the Presidency
i'm the Chicago Convention, asked,
"Whence comes our candidate" lie
comes from AppOmattaX."
Col. Beverly Matthews, in one OF
his speeches asked, "Whence comes
our candidate, Gen. w. S. Hancock
He comes not from App0mOttax nor
from Gettysburg. His lineage has
the stamp of higher nobility. He
comes from the holy shrine of unpO-
luted patriotism, from the temple IN
which is sung the sweet song,
blessed are the Peacemakers'-as an
answer to the prayer and inspiration,
let us.have peace He comes as the
bright herald of the return of all the
good influences which established a
government for us and blessed it and
made it invincible by the hostile
powers of the world. He comes the
open and public enemy of hate and
uncharitabieness - the avOwed pro-
moter and friend of prosperity and
peace and fraternity.
LAS Minerva came from the brain
of iove-an image of beauty and love
as the embodied resistless will of a
free pe0ple-as Moses came
As down the mount he rode
All glowing from the presence OF hi> H0i-
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BATLEY-WHITING-At the Metho
dist Church, on Wednesday, Nov. 27
by the Rev. Mr.. Watkins, Mr.. Jane,
Bailey and Miss Corn Tia Whiting.
CUNMINGs-RYAN-At St. Peter,
(Catholic) Church, Jackson, Miss, O,
the evening Of the 2Gth inst, Mr.. Jas
A. Cummings, of Vicksburg, AID Mis-,
Maggie Ryan, of Jackson.
ATTEND ANTs.
Miss Kate Muller and Mr.. John
Cummings.
Miss Ella Cummings and Mr.. Albert
Muller.
After the ceremonies the Lrida
party and invited guests, adjourned
to the residence of Mr.. Jno. eastman
where music, dancing and general fes-
tivities were the enjoyment of all till n
late hour. The happy pair left on the
morning train for their future home in
the historic City of the Hills. Nav
the sunshine of their happiness never
be darkened by cloud. c.
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A large audience was in attendance
at the Catholic Church, Tuesday even
ing, to witness the marriage of Mr..
Cummings, of Vicksburg, and Miss
Margaret Ryan, of this city. The
alter, beautifully decorated with flow
ers, presented very pleasant effect
under the illumination of myriad of
candles.
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Prof. G. T. Atkinson, was principal
of Oakland Seminary, IN Warren
county, Ky. His pupils recently ask.
ed for n holiday, and it was given them
The boys then demanded that the Pro.
fessOr should "trcat" " This he refus-
ed, whereupon the boys carried him t,
II mill-pOnd and "ducke,W him-lhC
Professor being soaked from head (,
foot. He now sues the trustees of the
school and the fathers of the boys fol
5000 damages.
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A large and handsome flag was I'M
furled to the breeze at the head
quarters of the Conservative-Domo
cratic Committee on Saturday last.
Ours is the most simple and beautiful
flag of any nation in the world, and to
look upon it proudly floating high
above the populace always fills with
pride the heart of every patriotic
citizen.
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1t carries one back to the days oi
the Confederate House, when soldiers
were coming and going-tO see the
little camp-fires and coffee stands OF
npies-and-things' about our depot OF
nights. This is one Of the practices of
the pa,t that Jackson still preserves
intact, and will only become extinct
by the demise Of those Of the eolored
race who have become habiiues Of this
mode Of traffic.
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1t seems that the Musical Club is
pushing ahead, and from what we can
learn, the announcement of an inter-
esting programme may be looked for
at an early..day. Applications for MEM
bership are in order through any of its
members.
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Lawful tickets by the hundreds of
thousands have been supplied, and no
one entitled to the privilege should
fail TO put one in his ballot box. 1t is
his duty as well as privilege The
country needs it, and there should be
full vote next Tuesday for Hancock
and English.
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Years agone hay was always to he
seen at our depot just received from
the north; but the other day, we
watched one of our own country
wagons rolling into the city with five
as nicely shaped bales of what seemed
to be as fine grade of this great
staple of food for stock as we ever saw;
we felt our people were becoming more
self-reliant and Independent - that
something else could be relied on eX-
cent cotton.
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"Uncle George" of the Raymond
Gazette, has turned back to his youth
full recoilections, and tells us how the
Presidential contest was waged IN
1850. Uncle George cast his first Pres
idential ballot i'm 1901, and the MEM
ory of that vote is fresher in his mlnu
than the celebrated contest of seventy
wears later. when he Threatened 10
HspIit hinds county Open." We hope
our venerable uncle may live to cast
his centennial ballot i'm l9Ol.-Nieks-
burg Commercial.
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GnrHcid in 1850, Grant In 1854. An
Empire ia 1883.

A vote for Garfield in 1880 is Il vote
for Grant and the Third Term in 1884.
a Third Term in 1881 means an En-
pire in the near future, with Grant tor
Emperor.
Take heed of the issue, Americans!
BE warned now, in time. 1t may be
too late in 1881 1t wi be too late in
1883
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A roll of money was recently found
in a Conetieut political club-rOOm, and
was promptly returned to the loser.
Two opinions prevail as TO this resto-
ration One is that there is some
pIitical honesty still extant; the other,
that the luere was supposed To be
counterfeit aud therefore worthless
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Miss Mabel Brown, who has been
visiting Miss Ada Green, of this city,
lor some weeks past, left for her home
IN Vicksburg, last Wednesday morn
Ing. Miss Brown, made many friends
in Jackson, who will welcome her back
at any time.
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While it is our duty as well as our
pleasure to record every thing of in
terest transpiring in our midst, yet we
cannot intelligently do so without
proper data. Unless parties to the
transaction, or some one of their
friends, make it convenient to hand us
correct names of marriages, organi-
cations, etc., they need not think us
partial If no mention is made in these
columns.
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Henry Washington, the murderer of
Mr.. Hill, now in Jail under sentence
of death, was frustrated in an attempt
to escape, on Monday night, by the
vigilence of Sheriff Morrison and Jallor
Davis. AS suspected by these watch
full officers, a search in his cage reveal
ed implements for unlocking the door.
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Prof. Weigandt, who is now in the
city, representing the house of Baum
d Co., Vicksburg, requests us to state
That he will remain during another
week, taking orders, and repairing and
tuning pianos and organs.
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DIR. G. X. Harrington, the attending
physician, has Il card in the Clarion
this week, certifying to the fact that
Mr.. Jenkins little daughter is not suf-
fering with scarlet fever as has been
currently reported.
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Were Ananias about in these cam;
paigninp days, how he would marvel
At The rapid strides that have been
made in the profession in which he
once stood supreme. How inghtful
the mortality, were the punishment
of this typical liar repeated wherever
appljcaTle.-ParsOn Talmage.
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A special election for one mayor and
two aldermen for the town of Ray.
m0nd was held Monday, which re-
suited in the election of sam d. Harper
as Mayor, and NJ. Ward and G. S.
North as Aldermen. A small vote
was polled.-Iinds Co. Gazette.
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Lager beer, by the wholesale and
letail, can be had at Ike's Saloon, in
Meridian, as we'll as other choice bev-
|ages, by applying to Mr.. J. B. Payne.
fte his card elsewhere.
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Use Kiser's Fegce Oil for rheumatism
pain. II will give prompt relief. For sale
by kISER ~ DODDS,
IIaZlehutSt. Miss
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MabIe Norton Troupe.

Jackson is to he favored next week
with several entertainments. The
Mabel Norton Troupe have engaged
RObinsOn's Opera House for Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday nights, when
they will give us the "Man of Mys-
terry" Ph@nix," "Davy Crockett" 3"
or some other equally popular plays
from their elaborate repertoire. OF this
company, the Yazoo City Herald says:
1t is one of the best companies that
ever visited our little city. \ "
Has been playing here with great sat
isfaction to our p!ay-goers. n II
Mr.. Louis r. Warwick is young
actor of growing popularity and fame.
Miss Mabel Norton is a
charming player, and is as beautiful
in person as she is an JaH as an
actress. All are well up
in their parts.
Nashville, Tenn, paper: "The act
ing was good and the troupe made II
fine impression.
YazOo City Sentinel: " 4 most eX-
cellent company"
Grenada Sentinel: "WOn the adj
miraliOn of our people,"
Holly Springs South: "Their whole
performance Il decided success"
With such endorsements our people
of jackson may expect a series of good
theatrical entertainment. Wherever
she has appeared, Miss Mabel Norton
captures her audience, and wins un-
stinted plaudits.
Fresh Grits, Buckwheat, Dried fruit,
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Judge ]. Y. George will deliver an
address on the life and character of
ex-Gov. A. G. Brown, at the CAPITAL.
on Wednesday night, November II.
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Chris. Hinkle knows how to keep
|Otel His splendid lamp illuminates
|verything for thirty yards around
BE Spengler House front.
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Rev. II. +. Johnson, of Whitworth
College, delighted his hearers with
mother one of his excellent and prac-
lcal sermons last Sabbath at the
Methodist Church:
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The Misses Lottie and Kate Whar-
|Dn, of Port Gibson, are visiting their
|ncle, Gen. T. j. Wharton and family,
4 this city.
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Ieil ren souls with but single thought,
Len hearts that beat as five.
Jackson can boast of five weddings
within the past fifteen days.
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The Mabel Norton Dramatic Com
Esny will appear at the Opera House
Monday night.
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The hotel walters who struck for
higher wages the other day in New
Orleans, not only find themselves
beautifully left-"fired out" of their
comfortable winter quarters and their
places supplied by girls, but even
their bare presence in a dining in the
future will be looved upon with sus-
niciOD
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If you want a good, fresh, home
manufactured cigar, call ON Geo. w.
Masters, he has them for sale at his
fore in front of the City Hall.
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We suggest to the merchants and
BUSINESS men of the city that on Tues
lay next, the day of election, they
lose their stores and places of busi-
hess so that their employees and they
hcmselves may have an opportunity
not only voting but working for
De Democratic ticket.
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The "Great National Remedy"

Sure cure for Bots and Collie in horses
or money refunded. For sale by Byron
Lemly, jackson, and Druggists everywhere
Il. G. WlLLlAMSON.
sole Manufact urcr aud Prop'r, lInzehurat, Miss
NnNl.l
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1T HAS ARRIVED-
"stratton's, Gold Dust Butter" We
nave secured the entire dairy. II YOU
want something excellent call early at
ROBINSON, STEVENS & Co.
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Farmers are no doubt rejoicing over
h. splendid weather lately for gath
I,iup their crops.
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DR.. Watts Lnamcnt cures Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, Pains in Back, Stiff Joints, etc
For sale by B. LEMLY, Druggist
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Lay aside your business cares, and
st think what grand pleasure it
pill be to listen to the legitimate
Epera next Friday night.
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1pxt Tuesday is the decisive day.

Every body looks at the novelty
b in Seutter's shOw-window.
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A grand disply of fireworks will
Pike place at the Capital tonight as
|ne of the features OF the reception of
Fol. Hooker.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Myer, of Oxford, were
sitting the city this week for the
lurpose of placing their little deaf
mute son under the educational care
j the Deaf and Dumb Asylum.
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Try ar. w. Bell Il Co.'S" Soap used by
Excelsior" Laundries New York.
ROBINSON, STEVENS Il Co.
Sole Agents,
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StrRyeO Or StOIen!!

From Nicely place, Rankin county, one
sorrel mare mule, scar on right hip, about
6,years old. One black horse mule, years
old. $40 reward by
ROBINSON, STEVENS Il Co,
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Mr.. ]. Braun, wholesale liquor
pealer, ON Pearl ,tfeei, has just tapped
: barrel Of Zinfantel wine, which he
a'shes the public 10 examine and test.
ne Informs us it is an article especially
uperior, and for five days he will dis
r'se Of ii in quantities to suit pur-
"Asers, but after that time it will he
O''ied and sold by the case.
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Clothing Department Complete. The
Largest and most desirable stock ever
brought to this place. We all buy because
we never fail to be pleased in price and
quality at E. & S. .VIRDEN's.
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Don't forget that Col. Hooker is to
ddress the people tonight at the
|hte House. Turn out in full force
bud hear him.
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+ If you have friend with Il Cough or
IOd, tell him to try DR.. Bulls Cough
|mp. He will thank you for your advice.
he price is only % cents.
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It was a bitter disappointment when
e called on Chris. Hinckle, to learn
hat he was out of MalakOf.
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Jackson is always improving. Col.
|Nwer is builing valuable addition
II his residence.
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DR. E. NJ. Grant, editor of the Terry
tOterprise, was visiting the Capital,
tuesday.
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new lot deep sea Mackerel in 60 cent
Fins opening at ~ c,, .. ~,
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Cummings has moved his boot and
shoe shop next to John Sharp, on the
corner.
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Our famous Pearl Corset at 81 10. Our
rebrated 100 bone ut 81 30. Our popular
Iua long Junior at 81 %, the May, at 10
|as, worth fully 81 %, the above Corsets
annOt be equaled III quality or price a
|R stock at FEIBLEMHN'S.
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NEW CROP

Ralslns, Citrons, Currants, Japan I'm
perlal, Gunpowder, Teas. TO be had from
ROBINSON, STEVENS Il Co.
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On to the polls next Tuesday and do
Al, duty for Hancock and English.
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Quinine and Morphine at lowest prices.
final B. LEMLY, Druggist.
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PICKLES

Home made style in gallon self pre-
|Ning buckets, | gallon, pints, quarts and
|HIe globe jars at
ROBINSON. STEVENS. " Co.
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CLOTWING-


Buy of L. n $. Nirden, they keep good
stock and their prices are unusually low
NOW.
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REHABILITATION NOrlCE-

NOTICE is hereby given that the Registration
N Books for the election precincts in the 1st Dis
trict OF Kinds county, to-wit; Tinnin Schoo
House, Liberty Grove, Clinton, Jackson, Forest
Hill, Byram and Terry are open in the Cir.
cult Clerks office, in Jackson where all persons
titled to register there, and who are not already
t5n can do so on apnIieaton H G 10 fhe Crcuit Grr
until the last Monday, the 25th day of October
1880, when the books will be delivered to the Com
missiOncrs Of Elections, as required by law.
Also, that the Registration Books for the election
precincts in the I'd District of Kinds county, to-
wit: Brownsville Bolton, Edwards Raymond,
Auburn, Cayuga, Utica and Dry Grove, are open
persons entitled to register there, and who are not
already registered or who desire to change their
registration, do so application to the Circuit
Clerk until the last Monday the 25th day of OctO-
ber, 1880 when the books will be delivered TO the
Commissioners Of Elections, as required by law
$. LIVINGSTON,
sep25-jt Circuit Clerk.
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EmbrOideries, Tarchon and Languedoe
Laces at reduced prices at FEIBLEMANs.
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Have you tried the Banana Brand of
summer cured Hams! If not hasten TO
ROBINSON, STEVENS a. Co.
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SWINE OF CARDUI" max

White Lead and Linsecd Oil ut New
Orleans prices. Il. LEMLY Druggist.
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sNoek salt, will add TO the richness and
eassl ,of ol your milk il you give it to your
'Ns- Who keeps itf
ROBINSON, STEVENS A Co.
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We take particular pleasure in call
lhg the attention of our readers to the
advertisement of Mr.. Jno. ]. O'Neal,
y the Meridian Marble Works. From
PERSONAL observation we know that he
capable of turning out good work,
md his prices are very reasonable.
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= BLACK-DRAUGHT" cures COST

ness and Sick Headache.
For sale ut BYRON LEMLY'S.
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Mr. James NJ. Buckley and family,
late of Brookhaven, have decided to
make the Capital their future home.
The BrOokhaven Democrat while re-
GREETING their loss to that community,
sOngratulates Jackson. on this acquisi-
ton to her society. We bid them well
come to our midst.
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4 SURPRISE DISH

Maccaroni, Taganrok and Martin, Gilt
edge cheese, Ingredients ut
ROBINSON, STEYENS n Co
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WAGONS.
Gall aud examine before purchasing. Al
=. Il $. NIRDEN's.
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Rust Proof Red Oats, Ship Stuff, Bran,
Potatoes, Onions, at
ROBINSON, STEVENS Il Co.
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'RUBBER CLOTHING COHPAII'!
'ELIING"-the very best.
. inches 3 ply at 25c. per foot;
Ginches ply at 35c. per foot:
s Sinches ply at 45c. per foot
lOinches ply at 55c. per foot;
Il inches 4 ply at Gjc. per foot.
At ROBINSON, STEVENS X co.
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FOR THE LiDIES--
Lubn's, Lorenz's, AtkisOn's, Lundberg's,
LetchfOrd ~ Lows choicest handkerchief
extracts. LOrenz's, PozzOni's, Lubin's,
Wards Litton's, Richardson's and Potain' $
Toilet Powders, Just received ut
mayl B. LEMLY'S, Druggist
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Fresh Grits, Buckwheat, Dried iruit,
Oatmeal, just opened at
ROBINSON, STEVENS n co.
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mos and
I'VE are
| of the
| furnish
|0S and
|factOry
dialogue
h AIlSi.
Savage
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cheeks and clear complications.
For sale at BYRON LEMLY'S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-11
i RELIC or me ClN4L RING.
HOW GEORGE D. LORD MADE $4,000 BY sEcUR-
ING III rAsSAGE " sTATE LAW.

HOW GEORGE D. LORD MADE $4,000 BY sECUR-
ING THE PASSAGE oF 4 STATE LAW.
ALBANY, Nov. 1O-At the session Of the
Stale Board OF Audi, TODAY The OF The Bank o.
Monroe against the stale u New-York came NJ. This
claim is based on certificate Tor $4,000 deposited
win the bank By John Kiley collateral for ms note
for II O0O which never paid. The claim involved
George d. Lord and firm Of Hand spauldiug & Ben
uct Of Buffalo, and the contract work performed by
thenl al Buffalo and Black Rock in 1871.
Mr. Bennett took tue stand and testified thar Hand
Withdrew from The firm 1871; that he iBcnuctU was
invited to George D. Lords office, IN Buffalo, where lie
WAS tod bill would be pushed through tie J. eisalure
for the benefit firm anu that for such being done
twotulrds OF the sum named IN sbe bill were T. be given
"a G.orgr d. Lord aud the onetlrl wa.
IN ne contractors. He rworc that such -ncnt
eyentuay carried out, thai T36s+5 relief WIS added
ard mat 30 u1an, LIpis Attorney. got $4,000 FOR
Lord and 900 Tor himself Tue amount Was divided
M mic c,ricat.s 10 facilitate their division
agreed uDou The witness took the rem Under Uf the
c4uhcaf,s aud gave Iuad0rus 9. DAVIS certificate for
- Ot witness furt 4cr e-tlncd tlat Nuen the matter
~. under iuycs i.stou he arrested aud indicted
ana Orceu Oy them sign paper by "mch he was de-
,,.d al an ais books aud pcrs and thdt ihcy have
n,y or b-en returned 10 him.
Nr P.fkns appeared Tor the C a'mant and Deputy
Arforpe, Genera. Rugslls Tor the Slate DECISION was
VNsI