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Death of an Old and Prominent
Citizen.

Mr. D. W Beall who died in Lexington on
the 18th instant, merits more than mere pass
ing notice in recording his demise. He de-
scended from an old and influential family
and was born in Franklin, Georgia, the
10th day of April, lSI1-Holmes County Times
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May It'll, 1850

State..................
NJ ayl2, Sow.
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The printing of the Acts of the last ses-
sion of the Legislature will be completed
this week, and will be ready for distribu-
ton during next week. The volume makes
nearly seven hundred pages. Those who
may nave occasion to consult this volume
Of the Laws, will find an index on which
much labor has been expended, and we
think it Will be pronounced quite complete.
Liberty Grove Club.
\ meeting of the Democracy Of Liberty
Grove precinct, will be held at Liberty
Grove on Saturday evening, 22nd inst, at
. o'clock to appoint delegates to the Demo
cratic County Convention.
GEORGE WORK,
President Of the Club.
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NOTICE,

I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE OF THE 1SSU-
L ance of $1,000 90 of Kinds County Bonds
to the Natchez, Jackson aud Columbus Rail-
road Company, of date of May lst, 1880.
W. 7. RATLIFF, Clerk OF Board
May 49, 1SSU-lt. Supervisors.
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NoTTCE!

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
JACKSON, Miss, May y, 1880. !
NOTICE is hereby given that l will be pre-
~ pared on the DIST day of June, 1880, al 10
o clock A. NJ, to receive application TO enter
Ne12 NwI Section II, Township 10 North,
Range s, East, former Columbus District
R. c. KERR, Register.
May19 'S0-5w
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NEWS ITEMS.
All Sorts.

From the effects of the fire at the Atlanta
Opera House, Miss Maggie Chapman died,
and Mrs. Hammond, of Baltimore, author
ess, is considered in dying condition.
Ex-senator Isaac P. Christiancy, now
United States Minister to Peru, has com
menced suit for divorce from his wife, Lizzie
NJ. Christiancy nee Lugenbiel. Hon. E. D.
Willets. of Michigan; E. II. Chase and Inger-
soil, of this city, appear for complainant.
The answer, as filed in bill, was Withdrawn
bv John N Oliver. who entered appearance
for Mrs Christisncy. Neither attorney
would diyulge the contents o. the petition.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MUSTC NOTICE.

G y = = A YEAR and expenses to agents.
y l Outfit Free. Address p. Q. WICK
cry. Augusta. Maine.
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DIR r. BRUCE BANKS Of this county who
was distinguished in having been Surgeon
Of jeff Davis First Mississippi Regiment
in Mexico, died at his residence near Jack
son, at a. NJ, May II, from Strangulated
Hernia, having been operated on for its re-
Hefby Drs Daniel and Craft assisted by DIR
f. c.. Banks, Of Vicksburg. Aged 81 years.
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Senator Lamar.

Grenada Sentinel, 18th.
We had the pleasure of meeting our old
friend Senator Lamar, of Oxford, in town
o Thursday, the guest of distin guished
fellow-citizen, Gen. f. c. Walthall. We were
glad see him in good health aud fine spirits.
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MRS MARY c. VICKERS DESIRES TO
NJ obtain pupils in VOCAL AND INsTRUMEN-
TAI Music. For particulars, apply at the
School OF Mrs S. Il. WARE.
maybe, Sow.
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NOTTCE.

THE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders
L and Directors of the Mississippi Valley
Company, Will be held at the office of the Com
pany in McCan4h City Miss on Tuesday
J uHe lst, 1889. HEBER CRAFT
Secretary and Treasurer,
lnayl9 soft. Mississippi Valley Co.
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Down! Down.!

Down! Down!!
EhAve opened this morning 100 pieces of
Calico, at cents.
ROBINSON, STEVENS s. Co.
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NOTICE.

HAVING removed from Jackson, payment
Ii of all claims due us must at once be
made to Marcellus Green, Attorney at Law,
Jackson. Mississippi
All claims due by US viii be presented to
him. J. STADEKER & son.
MayIl. ,SO-2t.
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Mr.. NJ MozAL will open an lee Cream.
Saloon at his restaurant Tomorrow Thurs
day. where ladies and others can be accom-
modated at all hours of the day. He invites
the public to call upon him.
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n IL II & TT X.


jig
s'-'' -. .---
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city ye7-eio1-'
The Clifton comes ana goes with CLOCK
Work I7=1'1'''s
=. j. Mc1afr' Esq7 oi " a7hlngt9h
county, IN ia the city
Don't forget the Democratic Wards
Saturday evening next.
"A GOOD move-the reorganization Of
the Central Democratic Club.
-D.r-r f,rget the Ward meeting on sat
,,,.l.y ni,bt a+ the usual places.
D-,.o.,.ar., Convention will be held
s., fbr. .r,y aa tie first Of June.
D,-l1- n.
sec P.'=' ''' ~ wy
fniss i'i'=' nun
The proceedings Oh 'he Nay OF anu Al
c......... =.
inr ,'-s'''''iln '.'-s IN 80
a+'si'''l1 ID -i-17' 81 ''''7
Bear lH mihA Tue reunion Oh ING i'-', A.
aa-e-hampafeE7 bfSa's next "e7l'!'
10Th INST.
~ i'''''' H. - ~,
,'-'
-pf. t. T. lowe ana W ~ '''i ''''''''',-''
of tie Dry Grove Pfe''he-' nave O9''
town this week
i's '''7I '''s,'',,,. na -, i..ued
''.'io'.'
"" ''''7''
Mr. WI -,a'' anu """="'eI were IA
speeding IHE CLARION steam printing e7-'''-
I.-hmeut on saturday last.
IA number Of our citizens went to Vicks-
burg yesterday to attend the meeting Oh TIC
Cotton Planters -A77'e'''l'"'
Elsewhere we have published the pro
ceediugs bad by the Central Democratic
Club ou Saturday night last,
Hon G.rratt Andrews. of Yazoo has
f...r r., attendance unop The United states
..,,,t ip This eftv for the past week
,f.-. r;.. n ,..a...r and p y Mil
I.r.of the Uazlclur-t bar, have been in the
civ thi. week on professional business.
...,.l.,t.,... .i..,Ilad to the circular
ON, i,r.--.-..... Tr,.l.t, OFF, ~ Hind
,rr.-7 r,....,..,,.i 81. ,I,,a.t ,r,,,
''''''.
u.s.
The Woodland Archery Oino hoIds It's
weekly meetings regularly ana Is source
of much pleasure and enjoyment to It's mem
berz.
-lIas-rs. II. NJ Mcdonald and brother, Of
Laurel HID, Neshoba county, sons Of Hon.
il'En 'l'l ''''''''' ''''''' '' - W ~ -''''''
I'VE acknowledge eatI7 SINCE our last
issue from Hon. X y. miller, Oh OopIaiir
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Chairman &
BY Express this day

An exquisite line OF
Languedoc Llces,
Smyrna Laces,
Torchon Laces,
Breton Laces-
Also a large and beautiful line Of ENBRoID-
ERY. all in matched patterns and in Nainsook
Swiss, Percale and Jac0uet-also a choice line
in all sizes and in all colors of children and
misses SILK MITTS.
The attention Of the public Is invited TO the
same
II RoBISsev. STEVENS d Co.
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FOR SALE.

VHE TRACT OE LAND LYING rs KINDS
l. County, 10 miles north Of JA,It-or. uu the
Livingston road, known us tIr Washing
ton tract, near "Saciety blIca meeting
House; adjoining the lands Of Gcarga WhI-
field. Green, A. Nirien, Middleton FDuaiuu
and others containing lG-b Hcrc-- wuh I'd
sufhciency of irc-wood, and uow cabins. NuI
be sold on time r. desired
Address j.. b.. MOORE
April 7, Soft Meridian Miss.
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LETTER LIST.


List of Letters remaining in the Post-offiee
at Jackson, Kinds county, Miss for the week
ending May 18th, $780,
Allen & Sedyiont James, W.
Anderson. Mrs Z. NJ. 81 oseph Miss VI.
Andre A E Johnson Miss A.
Anderson, &. II. LaCkman, q II.
Austin. Capt. A. Lustal, ".
Damron, Ellen. Moor, Mrs. VI.
Ely, f. ID. Natten, Mrs. b.
Ellis, Miss c. Nicely, Mrs.
Ernen Miss E. Perace. Prof. 2.
Fletcher. Miss A. Proctor, Miss s.
Garnes, Miss NJ Rebels, Miss NJ
HaraAn. Miss q. Roach. b. H.
Hardy, W. 7. Savage, Miss s.
Hodge Miss A. Schultz, Prof. J. o.
Watkins Miss VI. ].
Persons calling for any of the above letters
will please say advertised
". II. H. GREEN, Postmaster.
Mosquito Barss
We are selling splendid Net, in full sizes,
all ready made st $l.25.
This being the second case we have opened
this season, shows their value.
ROBINSON, STEVENS s Co.
May 1927.
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HENRY C. MYERS, Secretary of State
DESCRIPTION.

Ed. helms is a dark eopper-colored negro.
five feet or inches high y or % years old
square built and weighs AS to 155 pounds ;
tache; and his two middle upper teeth are
large and set wide apart.
Maybe, e0-3w
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China Dinner Sets. 126 Pieces $500.
China Tea Sets, A Pieces-S500.
Large Variety Chamber Sets.
Crockery and China Ware.
Received by S LENLY x SoS.
april -, 1SS0-2m.
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CUBAN emit Tonic, the great West Indies
Fever and Ague Remedy, a wonderful and
marvellous cure for chills and fever, bilious
ness ami Liver complaint at r. r. Ledbetter,
Jackson, Miss.
CUBAN Chill Toxic gives health, it saves
doctors bills, it purifes the blood, it gives APP
petite. il cures chiIls and fever billiousness
and Liver complaint. Try it once, try it now,
il VIII save YOU from the grave. Sold at h.
r. Ledbetter :, Jackson, Miss.
LET every man, woman and child try Cuban
Chill Tonic, the greatest boon 10 man, roots
out disease ana gives health, everlastingly
cures chills aud fever, billiousness and liver
complaint Try ii and bless the day you try
il. The cheapest, safest and best medicine on
earth. Get bottle from your Druggist, r. X.
Ledbctter, Jackson, Miss.
BLOOM assortment of furniture is large,
and can not be excelled in quality or PAIGE.
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ThursdaY. the 17th daY Of June next.

The following described lands lying, being
and situate in the county of Issaquena, State
of Mississippi, to-wit: Lots and four, sec
ton twenty; lots two, three, four and five,
section twenty-one; lots three and four Sec
ton twenty-eight; and lots one six and sew
en-, section twenty-nine. township nine, range
eight, west; containing seven hundred and
sixLy flour acres more or less, and better known
as Island Ninety-eig ht, in the Mississippi
River. The title is believed to be good but
viii only convey such title is vested in me
as Trustee. B. ". GRIFFITH
mayl9 sow. Trustee.
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SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.
REPORTED BY c. G. CAMPBELL. a

REPORTED BY c. c. CAMPBELL.
MONDAY, May H. 1880.
The following cases were affirmed
3l93-J. J Mayo, vs. Z. F. Clancy
332S-H. Q. Pindell, ex'o or vs. H. S. J. Harris
ami husband.
333l-W God RittenhoUse & Bro vs.. Antoinette
E. Leigh.
336O--Nancy Hunt, ex tx vs.Wiley H. Potter,
Administrator
836l-Emma 5. Cooper ct al, Thos. H.
33G9-J Sauguinnetti and wife, vs.. Maria S.
Pera ct al.
23SG-HaIry Peyton, vs.. A b. Brown
33sG-Ellen Hudson ct al. vs.. A. j. Vaughan.
1851 arper y Gibbs vs.. c. Murchison, ct al.
3429-W. J. Clark ct al, VS.. A. J. Seals, ct al.
The following cases were reversed and re-
ma nded
323--Sarah Bates, VS. Peter c. Grow
3327-E. II. Cogbuln, vs.. Margaret Hunt
33jj-Supervisorso of Madison county, vs.. A.
NJ. Paxton.
337l-C. II. Williams, vs.. Planters Insurance
3379-James McCutchen, survivor, VS.. Rice s
3382-Louis Hoffman, vs.. Brown & Kuhn.
34J2-J. H. Green, vs.. Moses Boon.
3405-W. II. Gardner. ct al, VS.. E. P. Me
Manus and husband.
3io7-G. R. Cherry and wife, vs.. Burrow &
lyle
3409-M. j. Cooke, vs.. A. L. Blackburn.
3365-Ellen Hudson, ct al VS.. E. D. Vaughan,
ct al. Reversed in part and affirmed
in part.
3H3-Hattie Davidson. vs.. W. s Lum. At
frmed and remauded, and 90 days to
answer
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Refreshment Notice.

II you want the genuine Italian marble so
and see E. BLOOM at Ehe old stand.
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Consumption Cured.

An old physician, retired from practice, hav-
ing had placed in his hands by an East India
missionary the formula Of simple vegeta-
bic remedy, for the speedy and permanent
cure Of consumption, bronchitis, catarrh
asthma, and all the throat and lung affections
also positive aud radical cure fer nervous
debility and all nervous complaints, after hay-
ing tested its wonderful curative powers in
thousands of cases, has felt it his duty to
make it known to his suffering fellows. Actu-
ated by this motive, and desire to relieve
human suffering, l viii send, free of charge.
to all who desire it, this recipe, with full iii
1ectlons for preparing and using, in German.
French, or English. Sent by mail, by adj
dressing, with stamp, naming this parer, W.
W. Sherar, l4g Powers Block, Rochester, New
York
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Our standard brands Of Calico. We have
reduced this day TO cents.
RnRINsoN STENENs s. Go.
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Vicksburg Commercial
The announcement of the death at Kansas
CITY, No. of Mr.. Chas. G. Lee, former editor
of the Magnolia Gazette, was premature. At
last accounts, Charley was alive and In good
health,
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If YOU want your dining room fitted up go to
E. BLooM's
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To those who are so unfortunate as to be-
come prematurely gray, or whose hair exhibits
"a tendency to fall of, we recommend a trial of
Halls Hair Remover. We do SO with the ut
most confidence because it is everywhere re-
ceived with marked favor, and has built upon
its own merits such q sure foundation that it
is known aud used in I'll civilized Countries
Addison, \. Y, Advertiser
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Whitworth.



Hon A. G. Brown and Judge S. s. C4lhoop
are expected to make addresses at the APP
preaching Commencement at WhitWorth Col
lege, Brookhaven. Other eminent orators viii
also be present.
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Bayard is the FaVOrite-

Bayard is the FaVOrite-
The most popular Hat this season, and at
the same time the coolest and the cheapest is
the
BAYARD.
Sold only by US, and at SIPS only.
ROBINSON, STEVENS & Co.
May19-2t.
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E7Es : e "a Cabin Hona.
sers ! ga ga b Els:is S Gas' At H'n@
szgs Z see Tse. NJ orsve,s Kept erOsa.
1853 Nhs o, yAs Moss when the Light went
Ssgs 2. ola Foiss At Homs-swaas. Essssr.
ssss 5 WSoa, z En ana By
SEE 9 Tgun Remainder Ne
ss=s . When You and wers Yoan.-- Ms,eia
5zsE - Sottage By the Sea 1850
Egs g w s EaT' sse y s sss ne, E s4s
szs@ . Cannot Can Her Moss slT nome
g IS a Model Love vel Les i - SSsIs'
E$ss g Hsnale stratAfFem-ooule.
eSFs 8 wiis's oenmantnlenss-conle-
S6SS 8 Little Old Los Cabin in tie Isae -i'
Ezse g AAFshtng ThrSggh 6eorsia.
E5SF IS The Minstrel BOY.
Ec=5 70 Take Back the Heart
S5@ = The Faded Coat OF Blus
sas /: n DeT 7ui PAy sS,oo, o.. -, ,...,
ESz peck-RecitAtioa-
wsSs = MO NJ 0s ~ A4s5tSSesy Home Good NgAt.
SEv5 9 Ths Sword Of Bunker Hin
E4~S g re Gray Hairs q ny Nosher.
EoES Listen 70 the Mockl1r Biri
= IS : Her Bright Smile Haunts Ne stu
Ss9s 9 ne Gypsy,s Eerning.
SxG ia rs but . Iittie FS9Sl F7,vs-
Ess - The Girl Len Behind NJ
S3sio5 Gary Ne Back to Oh virgiaay.
oss ia Re Old a sI7i 5 pr tili ar.,,
T=s i iis 5l IN Saa 5,i , Ess,s' Dear
xs5 1ls Take Me Back % Home and Mother
ssE ~ Ki7s Ne, Mother, Elss Your Dar.ias.
=5 rs Flower yS nom Mothers Grave.
O. : $50 The skids are oot To Day.
so is sa fS Sa RsSSi Fsr C1 3 os, Re
: ls4 The Skidnore Faney ban.
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SODA WATER Five cents a glass, at
A. L. BRUNsoxs, Main Street.
Col. Manning Mississippi Press.

The unanimous expression of Mississippi
in exposing the perfdy and double-dealing of
Springer; and that if he had done less, he
would not have been true to his party and
himself.
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II yen want nice parlor set 90 to
Gen. Hancock
Okolona States1

Gen. Hancock.
0kolona States
Hancock Is a good, pure, manly, staunch, un-
selfish patriot ami hero. He has few foibles
and no political sins to answer for. His lead
ership would be marked with the true leonine
spirit. He would march At the head of his col
umn, and his tall plume would wave above the
thickest of The fight to mark that the lion was
IL his place.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST EX
ID ecUted on the Goth day of March A. d.
1875, tc secure the payment of certain prom
isory note made 10 the Capital State Bank for
the sum of $500 Al, and due on the 18th of No
vember, 1879, which Deed of Trust is duly re-
corded in Book NJ, pages II and Is of Kinds
county, the undersigned Trustee will proceed
to sell at public auction, to the highest and
best bidder for cash, in front of the City Hail.
in the city of Jackson. Mississipni. ON
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Crossing The Desert

Is generally an eventful opisod in life
whether il be as pilgrims to worship the
prophets shrine al Mecca, or as a part Of a
caravan of merchants. The dangers of the
destructive simeon, attacks of predatory rob
bers and the agony of dying from thirst are
dissipated on reaching one Of those gardens OF
the desert, an oasis. PartakIng of that which
recuperates they meet their future difficulties
with recruited siren 9Th and renewed energies.
So with modern life dangers from disease
threten all humanity, but If we make use OF a
remedy which allevi. ties acute attacks OF sick
uees, thus preventing their becoming chronic
we shall realize that necessary rest and re-
freshment in travelling life'2 desert which has
been discovered in tile HOME STOMACH BIT
TERs.-For sale by BYRON LENLE, JACKSON
MISSISSIPPI.
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J. D. MONAHAN.

Justice of the Peace and Notary Public.
OFFICE IN HARRIS BUILDING,-UP Up
" STAIRs, orner PEARL AND PRESIDENT
STREETS, opposite CITY HALL. g Office
hours A NJ. to II NJ, and from l P. NJ. to 4
P. NJ. ]. d. MONAHAN, j. X.
JAMS, Soft,
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Alive and Kicking.

II you want fine bedroom set go to
E. BLOOM s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-02-10
THE OOURTS.

COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
Strong for an ant guard opinion sustaining
appeal and directing patent to issue. Erskin VS..
Carly; argued and submitted. Jourdan VS..
BRYAN & Bro; motion to dismiss filed.
To-day, the patent appeal case of W. e. Wood
bridge-improvement in ecJileS-waS argued
by petitioner in person and Mr.. Pierce for the
Patent Office.
CIRCUIT COURT fNo. 1)-yudge Wysse.
To-day, Strong agt. District; on hearing
plaintiff on the stand in resuttal.
CIRCUIT COURT CNo. 2)-Tudge Cor.
Lyon vs. Held; dismissal set aside and case
ing Co. VS.. A. X. Shepherd; verdict for defend
ant and judgment against plaintiff for costs.
Kirk VS.. kirk: order for appearance OF absent
defendant. Riehl vs.. Norman; ordered on ap-
peal calendar. Cragin ct al VS.. Smith: on hear
ing.
To-day, Cragtn agt- Smith; jury out. Phillips
damages. Davis agt. Hutton; on hearing.
POLICE CouRr-J,tdge .S,tet.
Yesterday, after our report closed, st. Clair
OConnell, vagrant and loafer around the
days. Also charged with breaking the windows
OF the station house; so or 30 days, to take
effect after the expiration OF the former SEN
tence. Anna washington. charged with tITeatS
to Mary Gassaway; personal bonds or months
in jail. Robert Anderson and VIM. Parker, two
small colored boys petit larceny; s. or Is days.
colored Migrants, were sent down to work on
the farm. Albert Miner and John Green alias
Mitchell, charged with being suspicious persons
and Migrants, sent down to the city farm. Jas.
Fl. Payne, charged with being an unlicensed
produce dealer In the Georgetown market; S. in
addition to the license, making SSs Joseph 7.
Doyle, John T. Lipsoomb and George Angel.
charged with the same; continued until Monday.
John Briscoe, colored, charged with keeping
gaming house in East Washington. officer Ede-
lin testified to discovering gaming going On at
Johns house and aiding in ratding it. They
found nine men playing for money: The oil
GERS picked up a box, cards and dice, also
quantity of chips. The raid took place on Sat
urday night about one O'Clock. He was sent to
the grand jury; bonds $500.
To-day, Harvey D. Smith, larceny Of teapot
from A. r. Hilton; 30 days In jail. Also, charged
with the larceny of broom from W. R. Pritchett;
60 days in jail. VIM. Patty, profanity; S., or !.
bonds, or 80 days. VIM. Caldwell, loud and
boisterous; S.. John Bird, vagrancy; bonds, or
80 days. George Hines. charged with ASSAULT
ing Daniel Hurley; $40, or 80 days. John Leon
ard, loud and boisterous; IS, or IS days. Edward
Bean. assault and battery on Smith Phillips; 60
days in jail. Adolphus Patterson, assault and
battery on Rosa Ford, by striking her ON the
head with Ratchet; 60 days in Jail. Charles
Walker, larceny OF pistol from Geo. Carr; 50,
or Is days
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WEI DE MEYERS CATARRH CURE
THE MOST IMPORTANT DISCOVERY
SINCE VACCINATION.

Broadway and Goth St, NY
have used Wei De Meyers remedy for
distressing Complaint. RIG. BLAoSR VI sna'
TEFFTs. GR1swoIp 4 KELLOGG,
For ten years was afflicted with Ca
tarrh in NJ it's worst FORM 50 that lost my
snown r of as see tried ba
two boxes Of Wei De Meyers Cat ar
Cure has made me perfectly we'll
GooLD L. BRUSH.
81 wish that we had language to express
what he has done for brother and myself e
His remedy has restored ms to health
aiter suffering for years Pointing
saved me five hundred dollar. '0
Mrs. A. j. WHIrTL EsEY,
Sheffield, Mass
~ For three or four years have suf-
fered from Chronic Catarrh. Physicians
dies tried, were without avail. After two
was wonderfully relieyed-and since then
entirely cured" LEWIS F. NEWMAN,
sos Fulton street, Brooklyn.
NEW MARKET. N. H.. Dec. %. 1879.
- For nearly year have had such suf-
that could seldom sleep. There Appeared
be something in had three
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crossed. Then Dr. Wei De Meyers
pamphlet was put in my hand. 1 COM
menced using the Cure on Friday and
as an d insh and IN ns ahssS
long, with string on it where it tore away.
came through my mouth from my nose.
There was also half a cupful Of dis
gushing mucous came from my nose
and throat. Then knew what was the mat
ter: It was Catarrh. I thought that my eye
was go gone. but the pain soon disappearsd.
talk. and sleep naturally, and am well
De Meyers Catarrh Cure. 1 write
these few lines to thank you for the good you
have done me. With respect "
SUSAN b. LEIGHTON.
nc, &C., &C., &c.
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8 mailed free to anybody. ID. b. Dewey 1
Co., Agents, 48 Dey ST.. ". Y.
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