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, 1880-04-24
WESTERN, PATENTS.

Ilst-of Patents Issued to Inventors Of
tho Northwest,
Special Dhpateh to The Chteaqo Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. G., April 23.-A. II. Evans &
Co. report tho following patants Issued 10 Vest
crn Inventors this week.:
= ILLINOIS.
G. II. Aylworth, Brighton, quito.
- r. T.: Berry &: putnaa, Rushvlllc ohcck-
R;unnss, IF, ;,:;t rora; cembtaea y!se and drill;
g J:5Dyrud, Chicago. slIdo-valvo for stonm-
=: 4: Easter. Rosebud. mechanical musical tn
E.o. Davidson, Nahomct, ehronometcr.
Y a; FGTnow. GhtcaKo, drying Machlnc. =
" a. Flsxe. NapcryilEe, pencil and crayon-
g. "; Manloye, r., nuahville, wagon-acat,
!: y: Nelson, 1itllShorough. neck Yoke center.
4: F. steward, Plano, moving naohlne.
". a. Wnrron, Princeton, vaivo for wator-
WISCONSIN.
A. p. Douglns, Munroc, h9llbaok for yel9clcs.
r. Markey. milwaukee,, toc-weigbt, etO. tro-
J. g: MoKenste, Adrian, tile machine (rcissuo).
J; J; 7; Mueller Detroit, 1etty.shuttor.
$;R Rloksra, ynian civ, saWins: :machluo.
y. Mhrrcn, Iackson, whiie-trpc.
Z. MlSrcH+ uGtt0lE, Spring motor.
j. ". White, liothbury, teed-water heater md
tlltor.
MINNESOTA.
c. j. q. Hirsch. Zun,brota, ptpcstom.
IOWA,
II: T.. nrnln, hcClurg 4 Ponroso, Tama City,
deytc0 for feeding aEr tu furnaces.
W. Thornton, Trent, graiE-tally.
INDIANA.
g. 4. nrenglo. Llvonia, dhurn-powe.
Z. L. HoOtt. In Porto, grain. ortlllp.
G. ". TAn Aukor g. Gum. Fowler. l0vnr.power
car.1loYer. 777
NEBNAAKA.
No Nebraska patcnta tbis week.
, 1880-04-24
TEE LET'TER.BOX.

There are letters, papers, and postat-cards at
this otifce for tho persons whose nunes appear
below. Those living out Of the city should send
their address and a thrce-ceat stAmp, upon re-
ceipt Of which their mail will 10 forwarded.
Residents OF Chicago can obtnin their mall by
calling at Room 10 TRIBUNE building:
Evelyn Hope, A. G.,
Fer1lino Sole. hinud Meredith,
Georgin. Capt Crawley,
CheAp Living, Arlington.
Amber.
, 1880-04-24
MISCELLANEOUS.
1J01Y IN TIP

II thu Editor Of The CA&tdpo Tribune.
CHICAGO. April 14..-Wiil you bo kind enough
to answor II question for ne through Tho HOME,
aud greatly oDl!9o ,nutAerlcss girl?
Docs bride wear gloves during tho ccro-
nlony when thore is a ring to 10 put on the
tlngor, and, II sho docs, IL 1t tho bridesmaids
pArt Ut tho ceremony Ia rcaeheI3 Ii the brjtIg
does not weAr gloves, does tho KrtH,rr Alss, 10
Wltnout thetn2 a h0rtlENLESN GINI.
, 1880-04-24
OVARIAN TUMORS,

HEsoLvEfT ts now 80 certainly established ihtt
what uas onco considered utmost Mjrnrulous
my my 2 common recooKnized fact BY al parta
krApt, Mrs. il II. July, and Mrs. r. b. MenddS
published in our Alfnn1,Ho for 1870; nlso. tbt}
Of Mrs; g. e Il =. gMlph!ns. " y tho present edltlon 4
Space forlids dur making particular rerestns,
to the various cAscs Of chrt,.1c diseases rracbel
by our eAHsArARILLIAN ltES0LvEHT. Invalid
md their frienis must consult our writings L
thoy Wish to ohtnIn M tden nt tho p1uuiIo tp$
potency of II. Il. It. Remedies.
One Dollar per 6ott1e.
, 1880-04-24

70 3hs ka!faF n Tie E#{ta0o Tribune.
UTAH. ILL.,, April l7.--ThIs Is my first nppenr-
Rnco In Tho ilunc, and uotno tor Information.
VIII soHo oso kindly Instruct TIC how to kut u
pair OF tancy cotton stockings for little Elrl Il
ycArs Gltl2 How nanI,y stitches must get t3,,,
wnnt ~ usO whto cnttuat, Nh. Id. t.ulsD wish IL
prutty pattern ut luce In WtNi for tlnlnot aktrta
hHvo nercr made any. 6ut thlnk / cut ftlluw
Instructions. DAMA DuupEN.
, 1880-04-24
THE PUzZLERS' CORNER,

tOriglnal contributions will 10 published In
this department. Correspondents will plcnap
Ren sltosr fcni Hafncs With thoIr si9nat te pttme
addressed 70 "1tazzlcrs' Corner" Avoid abso-
lotc words ns far "a possible. Auswcrs will 10
publshod tho following wcok.l
, 1880-04-24

CORRESPONDENCE.
Dlf, Milwa'ikac, Wis.,. Eot on tho right track
OF Nos' l,l10s I.lRs, anA l,lb. ThankB
fiaI,tIou nrd wIls az tjat"S ,1,t thnt "nf.rai
N%'4 "'.' '' '''9"oe VIA 'A". "'''na'
DICK summary, city caught Six or tho ty, and
",.s,A ~ ~, '''4 @"0A' 49, ~
:, lnek Slow, city. sends tn tho "hialady OF
liawReSe IN a letter. md doean't touch tho
otaors.
Web, Dclaynn. Via. rcsnnoca hfs 1cttcra. nfter
urIpf nbspllsn with nil lin 0ina: tiHwn s1vr tl,t,
, 1880-04-24
Some Sensible and Timely Remarks
Concerning Woman's E1trava.
gance In Dress.
A Very Correct Estimate Of One Contrib.
utor by Sharp 1ndiana
Lady.
Further Advice to Katie by Man
sWho Thinks Her a
Grumbler.
The Experiences Of Travelling Homeite
at a Maryland Farm-hisoel-
laneous Letters.


Only n lettcrt-uncanny md crumpcd:
a few rucaHro wott1s scntturcd over the pnge,
A half sheet OF paper. with tear-drops still
sppttAl,
And "pot-hooks and trammels" OF fcobte old
age.
Only n letter,-yot tnother's hand wrote It,
Mutherl who gunt1lcd MY yuuth with her love
Motherl whonurs INC in sickness and sorrow-
Mother1 Rono now 10 tho green tsfcs above.
Only a tetter,--tn fathers bold writing
Words Of such cheer rs q fnther cnn Ktyc-
Scntierru and broken. but full OF his kindness
Full OF Rtvicc how to work and to ltvo-
Only q lctteEi how father did luya me;
For was bis youngest, his pct and his pride.
o tell me--docs father still love me rs dearly
As GRO he crossed over tho turbulent tidef
Only a lctter,.-she voice Of d Blister
E11nes wnillng agnin to iny hcnrt aa read.
The voice OF nnrtyr-n drunkards poor vlo-
Deserted and lono In tho tlmo Of her need.
Tho wife q dr1lnkars1l Doth Avos are now
.ucrs iies her last letter; grown yellow and dim,
Eo"worm o,nnsa q tho st'lt In the lana they have
No 9host il, tho c,oset-no skeleton grim.
Only letter-tha lines broad and curying-
The, words rounded out In hand firm md
Il grand. daring spirlt--one fcaring no danger.
Yet n.urlered-by frlends-for sharc in his
And liero are his letters, ench breathing dovo-
ttOn,
Ench full OF tho promise the future had
wrought.
These lettera aro Bacrcd-a brothers handwrit-
;. Ing ,.,
Each pnge Ia It's wording with tenderness
fraught.
Only these letters nre loft as a token
Yellow and faded, and crumpl6d With nRe,
Yet reautng them Ger brings NC bauk to my
childhood
Ere esthor had threaded the worlds drcary
stnEc.
Perhaps some great end has heou gainelby their
sorrow;
Perhaps stall know when pnss to my rest,
Fgr snotter, ani father, and sister, md brother,
] know shall meet In tho land Of tho bipst-
QAIEAOO. April 3, 1880. QnAENAS. MATTIaQN.-
, 1880-04-24
No Nebraska patents tbls week,

II you want II tip-top lnetltllp-prlccd piano,
that will stand in tune and l,as every I'm.
provelnent known In the nrt Of pIanoforta.
lnaklng, get tho klmhAll.
, 1880-04-24
.RAQNAI'S REGULATING PILLS!

E4rfsct Purknttvo Soothing ApeTtnnts 49,
Without PaIn, Always Reliable ANS
Natural In theIr Operation.
4 VEGETABLE SUBSTITUTE FOB cALosAEs ~,
Perfectly taAtelcss, elegantly ooatea ~ ~
sMeet gum. pusso regulate, purify. olesa'''
KAbwArs 1',1ls, for tho curs Of oil dlsonaE.,s ns,.
Of tho Stomach, Liver, Rowcaa, Ki1aeyt, 1aa los.
der, Nervous Discusses, Headache C1nstlps1un~s41 p1ns4
Gosilvenesa, 1adlgesuon, uyspePsla biI3as'so3 ios Id
Fever. lnttamnlation Ut the Nows!s sara r.'Wat- VIZ
rautod 70 otfect perfect ouro. Purely Ssat 5sets.
ble. containing no mercury, minoraas' VI 1
~ o5serve the following. symptoms, .se!Ir e..
supat!on, Inward Piles, gutlness Of the ys Nassxs,
the Hoad, Acidlty OF tho nto,nRct, tasjIat tvajxat
Heartburn. Disgust Of Fo. Fnlluesa 1s Ts,ti u
IN tho Stomach. Sour Erupfeflons. snHMs sn,Hsd.rtaf
FIttertng at tue Heart. Choking of n;,nnet.,2 Snat.,2
Visinu, bots Or Woha hu}nre tho Sight, 81.
md Dull Pain n the Ilead, ncdcten;rJ J.aa % P.a
sptraton, 9sstowness Of the bkin anu EE}}oshssa
II meat 1n nurnins 5ne Eness IL ts gl Flas6 a
A fsw doses Of ltAuWAf'a PILL, 1l,,ssni,ra ~ll
0yztem from all tho ahoyornhuied a1sosoe'~
1arlcs, 45 Csnts Per Hos. .,+ ~,
We repeat TINT the reader must Hoh,uxss Gi.sx ~
books aud papers on tho plbJeet OF assoa
their euro, among which may ho nAiAea'
Fake and 1t-Hs,"
"1adtuav on Irritable Ursthro,"
"Eadtoap an 8csofuta," .., Az
and others zalatins to different elasso' ~
e' soLB BY DRUGGISTS.
READ "FALSE AND TRUE IA
ssnd q letter stansp 10 RADR4f . ~"
~ Wa+r<a, eot. GAufeh-sk, Rsss forx+ :. ~,
.GB- information worth taQusau4 VIII wv
, 1880-04-24

g2VHHE WU7ED~NU. I,1d8-
a cov-house; the time In which planet corn
pletcs y revolution nbout tho sun; Gshca Of {
LINCOLN, Ill. ;J,L.R.
, 1880-04-24

Top-somethng clnImed by virtue Of SOW
cregn preroFativo: dominion: q dissentcr; n
l..rkcr;, IN differentiation fora a9olcty; in Chm.
agra. Lett-T0 take earo of With authority; 4
muscle; abln to pay all Just debts: M old nun:
an soDreviation tor an empire; n Yonngster
strutncnt used by wcayors; a w!ni INSTRUMENT
Military a1a,itt es; skled in following traII;
Without amplitude; sand. bank In the seq: m
abhreyiatlon for weasel; in Mr: f. Us. The
eentrals 20 3down, swelling tobs.); the centrais
c1i1oAoo. EEK.
R1IoMnolD-No. l,lba.
AGsosa-A Eurorean bird; sadttc.rinR: prop
u il,.o shito powder: Dow,i-In l0p'ar;, a prop
nsitton. rsvorscst; TO put e order: strength;
Ing to proportion. trAnsposcd silent; religious
tienoI|t,Htion; q Knight; an abbreviauon for 4
metal; in Hawkcyo.
D1ANoND-No. 1,157.
In Garth; narrow Inspection; antecedent; n
fltsG4 scat; youthful: thfee.f0urths Of ring; In
M1LwAuxEE, Wis. DIX.
CENTRAL AcnosT1c-No. 1,lss.
The samn; n hill: to vox; to minnie: to devote;
afN5sl9s NelWSnk sfH5als genus OF I3Eas Wss w,up,r
SQUARE WoND-NO. 1,75a
pletes Il revolution nbout tho sun; lshca Of q
c9rtatn family; ut the beginning,
LINCOLN, Ill. ;J.L.R.
SQUARE WOKD-NO. 1,1G0.
The green cormornnt: severe; masculine
DlDlicNl naInc; 1o.neauor.
PAXTON, III, GARrH.
NUMERICAL ENIgMA-No. 1,lo1.
Inm composed OF eight lattors, aud nm q Eu-
rofIenn silver coin.
My l, - 4, i, IL poem.
My j, y, I, {, Is bird.
uRlANA, Ill. .. pUECH,
CNYPT0QRAM-N0. 1,1as.
TAwL SNOW, rANpA 1s'snY1 Bsu zwrn1 HTH1,
>, lA1LYY 1SW'iY nH1 QYWHIEaWt aDn;
SAw uW0B0z nK aAW QiiIs IAnYY IsItz,
!!IF AlYK nEo NIx1 uWLwT.
EIilTON. It'll. - fr0UtuM
, 1880-04-24
RADWAY'S
SarsaparillianResolyept,

Pure blood EaNkea sound flesh, strong bon. A.,
olcar skin. II yUu would have your f1csh ij@a
y9nr bones sound without cnrios, and yol,t ata
LIAM RESOlVENT. aallt
, 1880-04-24
sQuAnE WoRp-No. 1,1eo.

DNV1&4FG WVI%U-lVV1s 4iIVVs
The green corMofnht; severe; Masoultn
D0licNl tarnc; 1D1neauOr.
PAXTON, Ill, GARrH.
, 1880-04-24

ERHFTUUHAM-NU. ], 1HN.
TAwL SNot, rANpA 1swnY1 BFu zwfloI 1.-THE,
>, lA1LYY 1SWiiY nH1 QYWH1EnWt aDn;
SAW UWOH0x nK 8AW QiiI8 IAnYY IsITz,
!IIF A1IYK nEo NnxI QWLWT.
FULTON, Ill. TOWuNAD.
, 1880-04-24

After His Grent Vlctory-FrlgNtonca
Gentlemen front fflo sunny Nouth
Fraiiticnlly Calling for Somebody to
Eknt1 flan fsuS
, 1880-04-24

NUMERICAL ENl3hlA-NO. 1,l61.-
INN composed OF eight lsttors, aud nm Eu
rutenn silver coin.
Ny !, =, 4. !, IL poem.
Ny ), y, I, i, Ia bird.
URlANA, Ill. pUEuu,
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-22
DsGynscT CoUer Dscxsr.

TIE following = , na of the casss.
- ssnbsssA - ~ sosst dockea. eon-
isg % n - tried q The Jannsry tern
u ~ District Coast. which will CO.
vsss II 6qsiss's Opsrs Hoass nsss
Monday, The s6sh Inst:
Ne. lese--A r Hoesliux 4 Co. -.
Jes 3 Rebhiss. Ads W3vss. 3 r An.
6sswe Z q. e 81; foreclosure Of mort
gAgs. neNsssht = Lazy. sssoessys
l67o-D \ Hyde -. NisAolas Mar.
ply, aeesunt. NcNaaght 4 Lazy Ses
ls07-w 4 Jsaaisgs ". lGsH<es I
Th0mpess; aesasnt. MeNeashs 4
LGaey tt plafsdG.
l7t7-Wn Jonieeoo e ~ -. TIE
Puget Mil CO: seeovssy q psss1nsi
property ard demagee. Deanises r
Hall 81 plaissn.
l7te-ressi1osy a Washiaetos -
LawSeaee pseAes: grsn1 lasesag.
l7lo~Tsuisosy q WasAtsgtns -. 2
6elOsis; obtaining money ssdss falls
i1S0-Tsssisosy u wsshisssss :.
Richard PsitcAasd; ssssait With dssdl
l16l- 0eldeaisA = Io.ss berg -,
3 ? Asdssss ! Co; spseniasesy ssts,
Mslgaaghs Z Leasy - nIaistia.
13o6-foes Dlskely Nil o. y. RaGu
= A1bogtoo0: dnmaeoo. Uel9nn~hA r
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-22

Not contest Viii tbrss ~ fosr Gov
ssssss II - nssy dsys. the ktGts ~
nsiss y sov provided eth tvo Lsgis-
ietssss. 0ne u which meets IN tie State
llosss sAd to oth<r % the sidsvslk -
lsosk. 1hs lsless h The Fssiooist L.
Gislsasss. ~ s.s~bss II shiek brsysiy
1eslsss thsy viii hold ess I'll virtss.
II tAsy held st su. II vili certainly
hsss - - -ost." ter - , Lsgisistsss
ttsy viii ssses sgais b. allowed - CT
h. 4 sDsll II I'D ~sasbsr. jsst sev.
sigbt hsvs tie s6eet oe cllssgisg tbsis
0iads.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-22

Tks AiAersOcs 10 which nsvspspers
u sifesissies ed si~D5inG ere regasd-
-. - ths wstsss u psymSoss i0 3D.
ssFsisisG. - aGsinst other rspsfs ~
iss stiiisy. kssinsss and standing. u
tsstsy veil ssdssssood 10 the cities.
LAst ssek this wss ex~mpiiGsd in 6ss
HfDs<aAeo. 4 csnsin description u
rsialtCg vas asasdsA the clrosi1k Tor
e23.Ss pr 1900 Ems fos ten isssrtisns,
shieh sas $50 70 ~ given ons other
pspsr IL the city. The ssssd n which
vas ma4s 70 the Examiaey st the rate d
- psr 1000 ems Tor ten insertions. Tbs
kxsaiAey hass't ons-bslf the patronage
II the CkSealel<. snd adyestising in it
colssa,s u ro4 worth one half - much
- sSysstisasg il The co'snos u tie
sthH--asd Il sesosdiagly i sot paid
Oes-AaN - mach Tor the sans work.
BSsiSsss nes tske this into account il
tbsis lssliCss With sevspsSers. and
eisiss ssd oosDtiss asd Hsaes sbcsi5
- ~ sane.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-22

~ k>uek Accusation a yasss
ss~..s "a S<,.,s. f,o,.~.,,,. ,,,e,u6su
ru~
..-.,as, <s~~s. x.,.asmr. rnte
x,s~r s~.4ese r,,,o<.s es.s xs~ W~b
..saS.~ Ys~r rr.o<s - i.s.e 80
sss,s. a~,ona xss s.x.ss,sns .fx. tie
esascs -, osx,alsss lr 1876 sl.n as
@..ss.su. Yspu xev wsssrins~ ~
s4ees xiue ~ ahus1i osensasa IL 1875
vszs 2 nmsaess ins s1Asssd . Los n
ensuiers ssd . - ~ 1; Fpsslis7,
sssAaasG - 1874, - ~ il 1pssae-
80 ss6nss1 le<~ u - 8 psxssae.
0sssrysa;e. essnnissS 10 1871, ~ IL
$500 leuru 4 q 8 ~.>mbss,. ccs4se.
~ eoe.as.sd Ia 1s7s - aass~reaS
g. IL 20 ~ .,~u,s,.v,. Olr~pss -
5000 In ,s7f h. ,ses,assd fsc~ &
r. d ~enhere, White Kiser. osxssssss
IA ~ - increased fro. . % 2s
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-22

q spenf.h-1sts purse. Ike tnunde
clgn1. II eunss.nsls hEn.nng-
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1880-01-30

A Chance Tor Southern Lumber.
y. o. Times.
The Michigan LambermaH, speak
ing OF the rapid disappearance of
the piueries of the Northwest be-
tore the axe aud the saw, an
nOunces that the time il not far
distant when the country will have
to fall back ON the vast timber
tracts of the South for its lumber
supply. Verify, times revenges
are certain if they are slow. For
years the South has been importing
blinds, sash, doors aud other ready
made carpenters work from the
North, when it has at the gates of
It's cities the most extensive and
richly stocked lumber districts TO
he found in the country. At last,
however, we are TO see the day
when Boston and New York and
Chicago are to gel their beams aud
boards from the timber belts OF
Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Missis-
sippi, Louisiana and Texas; then
perhaps THEN people will Come
down into our midst with-their ma.
chinery aud capital, aud manufac.
ture blinds, sash and doors for our
brethren in the North. We might
hasten this event on our own ac-
count il our people would put the
necessary enterprise and capital
into the undertaking.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1880-01-30
Maj. L. Barksslale.

The following patriotic senti.
ments as set forth in his letter
Withdrawing as candidate for
United States senator before the
caucus, is worthy the heart and
head of the man whose distinguish.
ed services tor the democratic party
will ever be remembered by the
people of Mississippi:
JACKSON, January 81, lsS0.
Hon. J. d. Bills Chairman Of the Demo
eratie-Conseryative Caucus;
Dear Sir-ln becoming a candi.
date tor the high aud responsible
position of United States senator,
| distinctly announced that my
personal aspirations should he sub
ordinated to the success of the
party in which the best interests
of our State and country are in.
v0lved. | have never for a mo-
ment sweryed from this intention.
Throughout the long aud exciting
contest in the caucus, | have re.
ceived a decided. plurality of the
votes cast, but thishas not broken
the deadlock; and-4t- the expira-
tion Of ten days have discovered
no nearer approach to solution OF
the problem than at the commence.
ment OF the balloting. In this
emergency the path of duty before
me is clear. To the end that a
nomination. may be made, aud a
struggle discontinued which i'm
perils the harmony of the demo
cratic party, consumes the valuable
time of the legislature, delays leg.
islation, aud distracts the attention
of members from imperative aud
pressing duties, | have decided TO
withdraw my name from the list of
candidates. In retiring from the
canvass, ] beg leave to make my
heartfelt acknowledgements to the
friends who have given me their
support, and to express my sincere
desire that the labors of the caucus
may be speedily aud harlnoniously
terminated.
Very respectfully yours,
Il. BARKsDALE.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1880-01-30
The Great Southern RsIroad-

n. O. Ifmes.
The interest felt in TIE great
contest between the Louis lie anu
Nashville and the NashFllle and
Chattanooga railroad empanles,
which practically terminated last
Saturday in favor OF the Louisville
and Nashville compan,, has not
vet died out. In the cites OF Louis
vile, Nashville and AtIanta partic-
ularly, the struggle between the
two companies is still the leading
topic of conversation In public
places. The sympathles of the
people of Nashville and Atlanta
we're, OF course, with the Nashville
and Chattanooga company, while
Louisville was anxious tor the sue
cess Of the Louisville aud Nashville
company. The game Of these cor
porations for the control OF the
railroad system Of the South was
certainly played on a magnificent
scale. Its magnitude was such as
10 attract very general attention.
The people OF Louisville are highly
elatetl, and give unstinted praise
TO Standitord, president, and New
comb, vice. president, of the Louis
willie aud Nashville company for
the energy, pluck aud ability which
they have SO conspicuously display
ed from the very commencement OF
the rivalry between the two cor.
rorations, Speaking of the Louis.
vile and Nashville company, the
Courier Journal says:
alt is in truth the Great Sonth.
ern, master OF the Situation, ruler
Of the railway system, of the
South, extending its paternal su-
pervision from the MississipW river
TO the Atlantic ocean in one direc.
tion, from the lakes of the North.
west to the Gulf of Mexico in an-
other, aud including, or controlling,
or soou to control, the following
interior lines:
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1880-01-30
Unveillng the Monument.

Holly Springs South.
The Pascagoula DEMooRAT
STAR, referring to the Press monu'
ment, which is under contract To be
completed by the 20th OF May, sug.
gests that the Press association
will meet at Yazoo City on the "a
Of June, and that il would he well
that the members on adjournment
should visit Holly Springs aud
have the monument unveiled with
appropriate ceremonies at the time.
lie does not doubt, and has no rea.
sou to doubt, that the association
would be welcome here and hospit-
ably entertained. We know that
SO well that we have no occasion to
consult any OF our citizens on the
subject, who will make suitable ar
engagements SO soon as the day is
ascertained. The only suggestion
we can make on the subject is an
inquiry as to the best time. To
prol0ng the absence of the mem'
bers in attendance on the conven.
tiOn beyond the week likely to he
consumed by it. and in going and
returning, might be more than
many could afford, and result IN a
smaller attendance than tue ASST gn.
ment of some later day. But in
this we may be wrong, and any
day found most convenient viii be
as agreeable to US at Holly Springs
as any other.
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Total

"These roads embrace oyei
three thousand miles and represent
power which, as yet, can hardly
be estimated. 1t is enough TO say
that the policy which has produced
snch u result stands ms master
piece OF straeetic art, of large aud
liberal grasp, and of bulldog per.
tinacity and pluck. All the cir.
cumstancps cOnsideIed-the draw.
backs to start With, the obstacles
to be overcome, aud the adverse.
ries encouutered--it is the most
magnificent transaction OF the kind
ever accomplished in the world"
To the roads mentioned by the
Courier. Journal, there ought to be
added the New Orleans and Mobile
road. The Times stated a day OF
two age that there was report ,
seemingly well authenticated, that
this road had been purchased for
$4,000, 900. This report, thus far,
has neither been denied nor con.
firmed. From New York comes
the statement that it is supposed
that the Louisville aud Nashville
company controls majority of the
first mortgage bonds of the New
Orleans and Mobile road, and that
these bonds will be pooled aud
foreclosed, SO as to force a sale OF
tho road. This may be true, but
the more probable statement is that
which makes the Louisville and
Nashville company the purchasers
of the road. In the meantime
there is a suggestion which is very
soothing to Atlanta, that Col. Cole,
who managed the fight against
Standitord and Newcomb, may yet
manage to checkmate the Louisville
and Nashville company. When he
lost control of the Nashville and
Chattanooga road he did not lose
the Western aud Atlantic road
He still holds the lease of that
road, which, BY some railroad men
is regarded as the real key to the
situation. 1t is among the proba
bilities that he may join hand'
with the Cincinnati Southern. Ii
that case, without building a mile
Of road, he could have in IA few
weeks route from the Northw es
to the ocean. At the same time b,
would practically shut Louisville
out at Chattanooga. 1t may b'
that the game between Cole ant
Standiford is not yet played to 1T
end.
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[official.]
Board of Supervisors.
HANCOCK COUNTY.


Proceedings of the board of supervisors
OF Hancock county, Miss, January term,
A. ID. 1850.
Present JAS. A. Favre, district, No. /
Geo. W. Holleman, district, No.; Joseph
Martin, district, No. 3 ;.P. j. Nautlray, dis
trlct, No. a; II. Latham, district, No. 8.
Members elect who having duly qualified
Organized by eleeting Il. Latham president
y. II Ioilmannclerk Geo. W. Johnston.
sheriff,
The following road overseers were ap-
pointed for the year, 1880, to-wit.
John poitevent, overseer of Upper Bay
road from II mile post to Pennington
Geo. w. Parker, New Logtown road from
mile branch to Boguehomo bridge. Doug
las Osborn, road leading from Logtown to
Taylor's old place. Thomas Il. stocker,
Lower Bay road from Pearlington to five
mile post on said road. Henry tHinesl
Krankey, 10 ef Bay road from residence
of +. ploux 10 III mile post. Saml Muir
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n. Seal,


ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW !,
No. II South Royal street,
Mobile, Ala.
Will practice in the Circuit and Chan
cery Courts Of Jackson county,: Mss. as
well as in the courts Of Mobile comfy,
Ala. Correspondence solicited.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1880-01-30
PROFESSIONAL.
W. n. McIntosh.

ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY
PUBLIC,
No. 40 81. Fraacis ST., Mobile, Ala.
Win practice in the eoarts Of Jackson
county.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1880-01-30

A couple of youngsters in Liv-
ingston county, Illinois, took ad-
vantage OF Thanksgiving day to
get married. The bridegroom was
Mr. ". M. Darnall, aged 81, ard
one Of the first settlers In the coun-
", aud the blushing bride was Mrs.
Frances X. Cummins, also an old
settler, aged 81. Their combined
ages are 142 years. "May they
I've long and prosper
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1880-01-30

The winter visitors at Greene
'CcAe Spring, Florida, have built o
beautiful ehnrch