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National Republican., 1880-11-16

A MEETING of Irishmen was held in
New York on Sunday night to see what
could be done for JAMES STEPHENS, the
cx-chief head-centre of the Fenian brother.
hood, who is now old and poor. 1t was re-
solved to send him to Paris ''to work fol
tho good of the cause" and for this object
Il subscription was initiated aud an execu-
tive committee appointed TO carry out the
wishes of the assemblage.
National Republican., 1880-11-16


SOUTHERN CONGRESSIONAL CONTESTS.
The suggestion made by us some months
ago, and reiterated since the election. is, we
are glad to see, likely to be universally ac-
cepted us the party policy by the next con-
gress, The southern states are to be cured
Of their fondness for intimidation and false
counting by policy which will keep them
unreprescnted, in part, at least until they
are willing to respect the rights Of every cit
izen Of the United States within their limits
The prompt action Of the house of repre-
sentatyes upon half dozen cases Of this
kind will do moro to cure the evil than
oil the election laws yet framed. Super
yisOrs and marshals have proved abortiyO
and there are insuperabe objections to the
use of physical force in national elections
To allow no measure of success to unlawful
practices will put an end to them by simply
wearing out the endurance of the rank aud
file, aud proving to the instigators that the
labor is without result.
1t would be easier for republican ma
jority to promptly seas contestants as the
democratic majority has done, sRmosL with
out exception, for six years past. But
there are serious and legitimate objections
to this method of dealing with the matter
1t would encourage frivolous contests and
lead republican nominees to rely on the
majority in tho house instead of upon
n faithful canvass Of the district and the
getting out Of majority of the voters. Re
publcaus in the south should be taught that
they can get nothing except they earn it.
If they do not care enough about the fran
chise to mako a lght for it they should be
left to political elayery, It is good enough
for them.
Another objection to the indsorimnote
seating of contestants is that the democrats
would be left with campaign cry that the
majority was governed solely by partisan
motives and preeedents thus established
would return to plague tho party, as some
acts of previous congresses have already
done.
In order TO make the plan thoroughly
effective the action Of The house should be
National Republican., 1880-11-16

THE official vote of Maryland upon presI-
dent is asceriained to be: HANCOCK, 93,-
7OG; GARFIELD, 78515; HANCoCKs ma
jority, 1871, IN these figures the vote for
the two highest electors is giyen-P, H.
WALKER, democrat, and j, L, HOOPER,
republican, being taken The importance
Of clerks properly attending to their duties
in making out election returns is shown in
the official votes as sent to the governor
Erora enough we're made, if the state had
been close, to lose the democrats two presi-
DENTAL electors Messrs. WILLIAM H.
WELSH. and LEVIN L, WATERS. In Charles
county Nv WATERs loses 1854 votes be-
cause his name was made outin the returns
as LEVIN Z. WATERS, and in Garrett 1924
votes because II was written LEVIN j, Mr.
National Republican., 1880-11-16

w. A. KIRKuAM of Petersburg, Va,
writes to the New York Herald that the
south will remain solid for the democratic
party "as long as the damned niger ral-
lies TO the call of the republican trumpet
and us long as the republican party thinks
it has an indeieusible right to tho admins
traton because it was the war party"
Just so, aud much good may it do them
National Republican., 1880-11-16

ABE HEWITT has written letter to
WuITELAw REID in which he intimates
that under certain circumstances he will
sustain President GARrIELD's administra-
tion. 1t is to be hoped that under no cir
cumstances will he identify himself with
that or any other republican administra-
ton until he purges himself of the odium
that Judge DAVIS has fastened upon him.
National Republican., 1880-11-16

THE New York correspondent of the
Philadelphia Ledger, who is a sagacio us OBJ
server and fair critic of passing events,
says:
Judge DAVIS decision, committing KEN
WARD PHILIP to the tender merces of the
grand jury, ocoasioned some stir in journal
istic and political circles this afternoon. Some
of the democratic loiders are disposed to aud
fault with the judge for what they call his
bias against the accused, and also for his
pointed references to themselves, where he
says: "The men most criminal in this case
may not be reached by the hand Of justice,
but thoy will find no party willing to bear aud
SHARE with them the just measure Of iufamy
and scorn that awaits them" etc, etc. There
is reason for believing that tho grand inquest
will have immediate action in tho matter, aud
that another week will hardly pass before the
defendant will be brought TO trial before a
jury of twelve Of his fclow.citizens.
National Republican., 1880-11-16

OVER large portion of the city the hy-
drant water appears to be shut off every
night about 10 o'clock, and it remains cut
off until Z or 8 o'clock in the morning,
This is not only great inconvenience to
housekeepers, but it increases the danger
from fire. Cannot this annoyance and
danger TO so many Of our citizens be reme-
died?
National Republican., 1880-11-16

THE WIord plainuyely asks; SIS Judge
NOAH DAVIS u Judge for the benefit of the
republican party?' Well, it looks as if he
had been OF no benefit to the democratic
party for week or moro.
National Republican., 1880-11-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.

nSS5-orFtCE oFTitE PoToN &C srEANROAr
RsSS COMPANY. 'rH STREET WI ARP.
MAsHfNuruN. ~ g.. Nov o.. lsfl
NOTICE To TIfE puniIC
An article going the round " the nrwspaunra ard
which hrst appeared ~ the Alexandra CHratte, 90
the effect that the q. T. pustufl-c authorities had
decided that u would be unsa 10 Transport the mails
by our new steamer, ENCEtstpR, that therefore she
would not run the route, aud ~ consequence ~
Sold desire TO say ~ the public. rH Tha the fus.
once authorities have made no such decision; Sec
ond, the ENcEIsion will be placed on tho route In
tho spring, and further, that aie Il not fuf sale
JOSEPH WHITE
National Republican., 1880-11-16

WHATEVER else may be said of the
southern democratic press, it behaved
more dccently than the northern demo-
cratic newspapers in their treatment of the
MoREY letter forgery. The fac simile was
produced in only one southern journal.
National Republican., 1880-11-16

THERE is a proposition on the part of
some democrats to change the name of
their party. What is the use of that? The
democratic party by any other name will
look and act and smell precisely as it doe
now. II had better dissolve, fumigate and
start over again with new principles and
new methods if it hopes to improve its
lnLnra condition.
National Republican., 1880-11-16

THERE was a departure from the princi-
pies for which LEE aud JACKSON fought
when the democratic party resorted TO for
gerry, perjury and malicious libel to boil
ster UP It's sinking cnuse.
National Republican., 1880-11-16
MINOR TOPICS.

PERHAPS no living man to day Is exerllng a
wider influence IN The world than Mr.. Moody
whose sermons have been translated into Arabic.
The missionaries read extracts from them each
Sunday evening and sing Hold the Forw with a
melodcon accompaniment. This accounts for tho
recent assassination Of the missionaries in that
region.
GENERAL LEW WALLACE has paused IN the work
Of completing his new book "Bcn Ilur" long
enough 10 rejoice with the rest Of the indianapolis
republicans. The book win appear about Christ
mas. II Maior-Geueral Lew viii tell us why no
did mt get 20 the battle Of Shiloh we will consent to
read Ben Hur and "the Fair God" This Is big
contract too,
LIEUTENANT sCIIwATKA says that the popular
Idea that exercise Is necessary TO keep warm was
found not to be so IN these extremes Of cold, being
good but not essential and exercise to the point of
perspirauon Is to be avoided In regard to quench-
ing thirst with snow Qt as high as thirty degrees
below zero, he says tho snow II taken frequently
freezes temporarily the mucous membrane of the
mouth, causing burning sensation, and is highly
injurious, but snow and ice In moderation aud
at long intervals are Of great service, Again. the
idea that extreme cold produces drowsiness was
found not to be so IN tho Arctic. This is only
found 10 be tho case IN sudden Rnges from ship.
National Republican., 1880-11-16
AsEUsEsrENTs.

NJ AtiuyAL ruEAruE
EVERY EvFNiNG.
WEpyEsDAv ANp SATURDAY MArlNEfs.
Ak UNQUALIFIED SUCCESS.
An EXCEEDINGLY sfHoSO PLAY,
AHrf- riCALLY RENDERED
nT A arr uutMArtc COMPANY.
MIS- DN CANENDIsH,
1f. Dsargo G. BoniG,oc,
10 a. q gaatsf ;siihor ~ Two sights In Romc'j
unEAr PLAY or
THE s0UL or AN ACTRESS.
a. JOSEPHINE CLARION
"rhs Grsstos, Acres, ofHcr Time"
Nouiiy Nov n-rnNrrs sF rENzANcE,
EoRDs oPERA.nousE
ugg'n nyg';r sss.P2 ~ 81 S2T2SYsi ss,TSn oq
Whrn uIh o. rrgduced tlq 0taud scgnc nro1uc.
s .sen =, ihs Ie & Amc, can Melody Drama
100 WIV ElS,
The most peg isri dfniniilc piciuro 0Tthe aEe.
M,el lsfs sgpllg.si ol ihs drama Of
Ihs i,sy lo.eqh Nav. pssisf % tle church corner
y n. d.ss.s ~ M. tbssits 70 Of fS tst
~ usgs ne ie.losinr lanspsgg
i r.. s d , s sa.aSs ',ss asa "s aess1li ., yis ss
~. wh pIgs.ti isag' IL uarttp n cl.ineduiloa ~
Ss1 s,s,y -. s ~ ~ sSss = Ri.s ~ 's o.5,STa aGa
seats can nov no secured
NnNNAN. NuNEM pEn a
HAvERfY's cotdss ~ C5LonED oAnNtvAL.
one Hundred strong
'I'nEATRE C0MiQUE
MONDAY. NuNEWnEu "a NIsuTLY, AND
TUESDAY AND FRiDAY MATiNEiS.
Ensgmen, Es,raordlralyi
Miss NAY EtEk'4
NNOItsH nLuNDE TROUPE.
90 aRTfsTS 40
spseais. Mi9,i,ei snd nuglr-gue.
hNihhtoR 10 ALL IQuAttb hl MONK
National Republican., 1880-11-16

WEIGH loses 2,O55 votes because his name
was written WILLIAM II. WELSH in the
Wicomico county returns The democratic
gain in the total vote over that Of is76 is
1926; the republican gain is G53i The
democratic loss in majority since 1876 is
Legs.
National Republican., 1880-11-16

THERE is some talk of the death Of the
democratic party, but it is premature-wc
are afraid very premature. The democratic
party may be sick, but it is far from being
dead. That party is the representative in
American politics of the principle of evil
and will remain to plague the righteous
until the advent of the millennium, when we
are told the devil will be chained for n
thousand years. With such lease Of power
as the republican party will have had at the
end Of that time it may be excused If II
should let up in its preparation for tus.
sic with its old enemy. Under existing
circumstances we assure our conf dent fell
lowworkers that nothing but increasing
watchfulness will prevent the old serpent
from sticking up his head and doing mis-
chief
National Republican., 1880-11-16

CoNEEcrIcUT has been celebrating the
result ever since the late election, and it
does so, we presume, out Of a tender re-
gard for BARNUMs feelings,
National Republican., 1880-11-16
EKcnltIn is NVenllEnl
THR IMlTl h TllE nLNlILCIllNl Cl-

LoNA HOA ltt', INlhAtioul CONN
Manufacturers of turr.niirs lu I.Eht Hardware ana
Metallic Goods generally Government anl u.fut Fad,
locks sewing Machine LuHts, Piano Locks ufgn
Loeka TIC automatically made hl.ui sash Chain, pa.
perlur % .yufy oler nul Ntry uiuoN cheaper no
tpogiAl pulley required. The Smith ~ Fggo nauuiac
turing Co also gives special uitsution 0 the mtkuF
OF srimates Tor the cost 1i the manufacture of paf
ented lnreniurs And ull DE necessary oCla nni tha
manufacturing or the same on royalty, An commu,
nlcalloih NeAleu cOu hubutlAllls UNlguulm
National Republican., 1880-11-16
Captain mud Manager = Fotomae % 'i' tiac
syssPECfAL NOTICE.

~ Ni'"
The Tennessce Republican association W n meet AZ
No 100 Eighth street northwest 1O-NIgirr trucs-
day.. Business Of Importance will be considered.
and every member n earnestly rCuuestol Go b. pres
cnt, \. A. FREEMAN, President.
r. w. AUSTIN Cor Secretary. noll.it
National Republican., 1880-11-16
.1sFsVETERANs, ATTENTION !

A meeting OF the National Veteran Club viii he
held at headquarters, No ii2b New York avenue,
THIS Cruesday) EVENING AT 1880 o'clock sharp A
full attendance is requested business Of great i'm
portancc TO every member will be transacted.
BY order IL d. NORTON,
nUl6.lt Recording Secretary.
National Republican., 1880-11-16

n~9SJ@DR FIoDoApDo HOWARD has ne
DSH2 moved his Onlca and Residence to 1919 st,
Eleventh st W, asss has associated With him In
the practice OF medicine DIR. HOWARD II. BAR.
KElt. Onlce hours 0 to 1880 o. M; 1880 to p M,
and 3 4 IN. uOlO.Jul
National Republican., 1880-11-16

The Maine Republican association will meet THIS
(Tuesdayl EVENING In Lecture hall of Georgetown
college aw school, No O5 street northwest at 100
o'clock. Business Of the highest Importance nClud.
Ing the selection of three delegates to Rttond the
meeting on Inauguration ceremonies, will be trans
acted. Let every Maine republican be present
JOHN II. RICE, President
National Republican., 1880-11-16

n~SSys AN ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE
s=2 Republican club OF the Dlstnlct OF olumbin
viii be held nt the Holmes house, co, Pennsylvania
avenue. THIS (Tuesday) EVENING, November
lB ut 730 o'clock. a prompt attendance Of members
ls requested business OF importance Will como be.
fore the meeting
JH CRANE, Secretary. noi0-it
National Republican., 1880-11-16

HC0s1 A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE MARY
~ land State Republican association will be held
vt the National Veteran club rooms. lf2i New York
avenue, THIS CruesdAy) EVEN ING at 7:IO o'clock
X. y, WIDDICOMBE President.
The Osceola times., 1880-06-05

When will our Our John" begin
to grind the "old Miller's corn
Sitting near an attorney al Osce-
ola on ono occasion, young man
plead guilty TO the charge of dis.
turbing religious worship. The
Attorney whispers to me and says,
4" old Mack is going to give that boy
the very devil" | didn't see the
devil, but oh that boy! Judge NJ.
says, after learning the offence
(The boy was riding small jack
which he called Jesus Christi 4" II
you were older, and had father,
| would make the Sheriff ride you
to Jail for thirty days" But hur-
rah tor John.
Judge Speed says" lat hogs ought
to be killed, no better time than
now" A good House" keeper
will cook Dunn meats.
lTNo.
The Osceola times., 1880-06-05
Symptoms Of a Diseased Liver.

DAIN in the right side, under the
/ edge Of the ribs, increases on pres
sure; sometimes the pain is in the lcft
side; the patient is rarely able to lie
on the left side sometimes the pain
is felt under the shoulder blade, and
it frequently extends to the top Of the
shoulder, and is sometimes mistaken
for rheumatism in the arm. The stom-
ach is affected with loss Of appetite
and sickness; the bowels in general
are costive. sometimes alternative with
lax; the head is troubled with pain,
accompanied with a dull, heavy scn-
sa,ion in the back part. Thee IS rem
orally a considerable los of memory,
accompanied with a painiel sensation
of having lcit undonc somc,ha1uuica
ought to have been done a 81 sh',
dry cough is sometimes an attcndant.
The patient complains Of wcarncss
and debility; he IS easily staulcd, his
feet are cold or burning, and he COM
plains of a prickly sensation Of the
skin; his spirits are low; and although
he is satisfied that exercise would be
beneficial to him. yet he can scarcely
summon up fort,tudc enough to try il.
In fact. h. distruSts every remedy.
Several Of the above symptoms attend
the disease, but cases have occurrod
where few OF them existed. yet cxair-
ination Of the body. after death, has
shown the LIVER to have been cxtCn-
sively deranged.
The Osceola times., 1880-06-05
BE 1T ORDAINED by the Town
Council OF the Incorporated Town
of Osceola

BE IT ORDAINED by the Town
Council OF the Incorporated Town
of Osceola
First: That Section 2, Of an Or
dinance entitled " An Ordinance to
rogula'c the working of the streets
in the Incorporated Town of Oscc-
OLA" approved Feb. 3rd., 1880, be
and is hereby amended so as to
read +" Street Committee whore
the word Marshal" " appears in
said section.
Second. That Sec. 8 of said Or
dinance be, and Is hereby amended
by striking out the words " Ten
Days" and substitute therefor the
words "Two Days" or Its equiva-
lent IN commutation at the rate Of
one dollar per diem.
Third. That Soc. 6 of said ordl.
nance be, and is hereby repealed.
Fourth That Sec 8, of said ordi.
nance be, and is hereby amended
as TO require the Marshal to turn
into the Town Treasury forthwith
all monies collected by HIM rs COM
mutation for street duties, said
funds TO be disburscd by the Street
Committee for street purposes sub
ject to approval Of the Town Coun-
ell.
Fifth. That Sec. Q of said Ordi.
be, and is hereby amended by stri.
king the words " ten days whor-
ever the same occurs in SAID section
and substituting therefor the words
=" two days"
Sixth. That Sec 10, of said or
dlnance be and Is hereby amended
by striking out the word Marshal
wherever the same occurs in said
section and substituting therefor the
words "Sireet Committee or their
legal representatives.
The Osceola times., 1880-06-05

esT' Advertisers by the year will be restricted
10 their legitimate business.
sEr Yearly advertisements ma, bcchangcd or
reset four times during the year free Of charge.
t,y'Partics contracting for yearly gdvcriisc-
mcuts and disseminating from any Gauge. Viii be
charged snort time rates, as per time inserted,
SEE RATES.
- Notices Of concerts, fesilNa's, sociuhlcs,
nr any other meeting. where The proceeds are to
be used tor some benevolent purpose, will be
charged halirates only.
tr"foreign advertisements, kint through
Advertising Agencies, must be pald for in itd-
vance, or deposit made With some one whom
"e may designate.
~" Marriages and deaths. not exceeding ten
linrs will be published us news, Tree Of charge,
but ohtuarir-. tributes OF respect, funeral nuiic-
- aud Invitations charged IL Advertisements.
gY'"Ai personal matter, letters or coiumani-
cations setting forth individual echemrs or in
trrcsts 70 be promoted, emanaiing irom party
or parties, orEani Ationh or societies, VIII De
charged for d. other advertisements
JF'-in all legitimate demands OF the demo-
cratic or Conservative party, or Ol the great M
tcrett- Of the general public upon our columns,
TIE lIMIs will not lail of is duty
80 Commute tatious setting forth faces a. in
trrori Ia the people OF the county sthlc OF htht-
pal government will lie Published free Of charge
rsF-lhe name OF the writer OF every cOmmu-
nicaiion must accompany the ZANE, but Will not
hc published except when no other signature Is
given No ioitCtDi iii;.','tstiif. ieiS!"y!,
pj-Wo solicit short pithy communication, on
subjects of local and general interest from every
township in tins and surrounding Couuties. We
want news Of all Kinds. II YOU know any Thing
don't tail 10 send IT to us because you can {
''wrtc il NJ Ia style, - send Us the facts and we
viii give them the style. We are determined 10
make THE O>CEOLA TIMES TIM rArER oF
ANp FOK TiiE PEOPLE.
Address all communication 70
TIE O>CEOLA TIMES,
D-tEOLA, AM.
The Osceola times., 1880-06-05

The Mississippi River Levcc Sub.
Committee, has agreed on n Bill
and reported to Congress. The bill
provides for tho correcting and
deepening the channel and protect
ing the banks, the maiatainancc OF
the lcvecs, &c. II recommends an
appropriation, aggregating the sum
of sG,000,O00. s736,0O0 of this
amount ia apportioned to the work
OF contracting the channel and pro-
tcotiug the banks IN Plum Point
Reach, embracing SO miles, oppo-
site tins place.
The Osceola times., 1880-06-05
THE OSCEOLA TIMES.
LEON ROUSSAN,
+ d i tor and Proprieto r
FOR CoHGREss-FIRST DISTRICT.
HON. POlNDEXTER DUNN.
OF ST. FRANCIS COUNTY.

WE believe that all observing
minds will agree that there has been
a wonderful Improvement IN the
tone of society in this county, and
especially in and around Osceola
The people seem TO have moro in
common, more unity Of feeling
and of sentiment, than at any 9TH
er period of our history. For in
stance, all are united on the subject
of education, and the demand for
information relative to all current
events, social, moral, religious
and political, is ever Increasing
among the people, Morally and
intellectually, our people are far,
very far Ia advance OF what they
were ten years, or oven five years
ago and he must be a very dull
man indeed, if he cannot read the
fact that our children coming on
will he far in advance of us. We
are giving them opportunities which
we never enjoyed; we are surround
ing them with purer atmosphere
than that in which we were trained
up. These are facts calculated to
swell with honest pride the bosom
of every patriotic citizen of the
county. What are the main causes
for this change for the better? The
agencies Of knowledge and temper.
anco have been at work among US.
The literary and temperance soco-
ties Of the county, have been, in an
unpretending manner, the forces
which have been by regular and
systematic means, diii'using and
stimulating an appetite for knowl.
edge, and desire for the rciorma-
ton of habits destructive Of hnowl-
edge, and elevation of mind. These
movements have originated among
the people themselves, and here is
the secret Of their power and vital.
Ity. II the people had set their
faces against them, they would long
since have collapsed like bubble.
There is in the great heart of the
people, a fountain of truth porenni-
ally flowing, which may, for time
be muddicd by passion, but which
will, sooner or later, work itself
pure and cleansing. The man who
does not believe thus, bas no faith
in the people, and lives fox himself
alone. The work is yet in lis in
fancy, but it is full OF health aud
vigor, and can make itself heard as
far, aud as naturally, as any brat OF
the kind we have met with.
The Osceola times., 1880-06-05
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
STATE OFFICERS.

.Goycrnoi- w. II. aiplcr.
SeC'y OF StdtG-jaCon Frolich,
AudtOr-,JOhu Crawford
lrrt Asurcr- T. j. Churchill
AIRY Gcnl-W. + Henderson.
Com Stat, Lands-D W. LeIr.
Chancellor-D " Carroll
,hancery clerk ". galloway.
Chief Justice II. English,
Associate Justices---JOhn X, EHkln. nnd
". NJ. Harrison.
-upt Pub. Inst l.. DentOu.
LIST. CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
Congressman, let Disulct-PoindeNttr Dunn.
JUDICIARY.
Second CircuIt-Countos OF Mississippi, Cross
Crttendcn. Pointsctt, Cfaighoad, Greene, IIay-
ton and Randolph.
Circuit Judge l.. L. Mack
Pros. Au'y.-E Foster Brown.
LEGISLATIVE
29th District-Copntics Of MississipI jackson,
pointsctt aud Cratghcad.
state Scnutor-B. Harris
Rcprtsentlt!Nc-J. O. BlacSwOoj
COUNTY OFFICERS.
County Judge--J 7. lelts.
Shctid-W. q. Easkins.
County Crrk-J. Il. T. Hale.
Trcasurer-J W UzlGl.
Survey ORB. Bachus.
Assoss0r-W NJ Speed.
Coroncr-G l.. Pcttey.
The Osceola times., 1880-06-05
- . -

We clip the following editorial
notice OF the candidacy Of J. O.
Blackwo,d, from tho Arkansas TIL
lime OF May Goth;
John o. BIackwood, Z a i
Osccola, will bo caud.H... .t
Prose .rug attorney t- if-
uirt We are moi .tllE .
qWatad With Mr.. .....'. -'
find tla. be is well ..I ..n.tuiy
known by ourpcople and IA. many
friends here. Mississippi county
certainly should be entitled to sumo.
thing, and it he Is as strong at home
as he is supposed to be, the man
who beats hlm for this office will
have his hands fall. We are au.
thorized to notify our county people
that he viii be at this place about
the 18th. of next month"
This sounds like the fair thing,
and we have no hesitancy in assur-
ing our Po'Esett county nelghbora
that Mr.. Blackwood is just "as
strong at home" as q man could
we'll be.
When he made the race for Ills
Office fur years ago, he only lost
a few votes IN Mississippi county
out of n vote of somo twelve hun
dred then polled, and we are salts
fed from expressions that come
from all over the county, that out
OF Il probable vote o! fourteen hun
dred, he will not lose halt as many
aS he did before. 1t will also be
remembered that at the same time
he carried about four filths of the
2200 votes cast in Crittenden coun-
", our nearest neighbor, and there
is every reason to believe that his
vote there will be equally as good
tins time. We claim that Mlssis
sippi county is entitled to this con.
siderstion as a matter OF lIght, and