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CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION.
HON. H. 5 VAN EATON THE NOMINEE.

The Congressional Convention of the Sixth
District convened in Magnolia Wednesday,
August BIRD, 1882 The Convention was called
to order by Mr.. c. II. Wood, of ia kson couptv
Gen. W. 4. Martin. of Adams-was seley- i :
temporary chairman; Mr.. c. NJ. Liddle, oi
Harrison andJ. d. Burke Of Pike were selected
as temporary secretaries. On motion CON-
mlttee on credentials was appointed, and after
fifteen minutes absence made the following re-
port:
The committee on credentials respectfully re-
port that the following delegates are duly &C
credited from their respective counties to sit
in the Convention
Adams county-W. I. Martin, ]. w, Lambert
L; Il. Lamkin, G. L. Tillman and A. N. Rat
Amite-T l. McGehee, WIZ. Webb, and
A. ]. Wilmington.
CoyingtOn-J. R. Webster, and R. ]. Magee
Greene-C. H. Wood-Proxy.
Hancock-T. NJ. Favre.
Harrison-C. NJ Liddle and F. w. Elmer
Jackson-C. H. Wood.
jones'. d. Bayliss.
Lawrenee-G. A. Teuanison, C. r. Dale, J.
II. Wood, J. P. Sauls, N c. Hatborn, j. j. Den.
son, D. J. Cannon-proxy for w. G. Dale, J.
J. Denson-proxy for Isaac Newton. C. h.
Dale-proxy for J. D. Gwynes, A. Ii. Longino
proxy for W. S. Berry
Msrion-C. A. Wilcox, Leonidas Pittman,
L. L. hampton and B. B. Lewis.
Perry-H. NJ McCallum.
Pike-Dr. w. F. Simmons, B. F. Ellzey, D.
NJ. Pound, H. D. Sandifer, S. NJ Simmons, E.
G. Andrew. J. n. Conerly, J. G. Leggett. P. C.
Qutn, ]. w. Holmes, ]. T. Conerly, Wiley
Elliot, Jesse K Brumield, L. I. Hudnall, W.
c. Barnes, r. II. Fielder, J. H. Graft, j. 0'Mara,
w. W. Moore, w. L. Campbell. W. w. Cassidy,
james C. Lsmkin, G. NJ. Govan, ~ D. Burke,
w. NJ. Wroten, w. w. Vaught, II. j. Lilly, H.
II. Varnado, E. D. Anderson.
Wilkinson--D. c. Bramlets, H. L. Davis, C.
Netterville and C. C. Gross.
D. C. BRAMLETT, ChI'n.
JAS C. LAMKIN, Sec'y.
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How the Brandon Day Company Paws ..
Benefits at Marriage
sIsOMl
JAcKsoN. Mlss !

VAoO-VVI JACKSON, MISS Aug. 28 1881
!; n Received G d Of the Brandon Marriage Associ,
tiicate Of which l was beneficiary in ,G On Ger,
Association. Policy maturing At The ma ny sad
Of Mi Doole, on the 9th inst. marriage
Signed Xxi
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DESCRIPTIONS:

William Arnold is white man, about five
feet ten inches high; and not very stout;
about twenty-six years old black eyes; good
teeth black or dark brown hair and beard
moustache and goatee; mean down-cast look,
and seldom looks at anybody straight in the
face.
aug. 80 iS2-3w.
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The Vote by COngressional Districts.

We have compiled from the official U. S.
Census, and will publish next week, tabu-
lated statement of the voters Of this State by
Congressional Districts. Their ecapitulation
10 90 foIlows
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WHEN bad men combine, the good
must unite; else they fall, one by one,
an unpitied sacrifice, in a contemplate
struggle. Burke.
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INSURANCE ROOM.

THOSE marrying in 30 or 80 days, step up to
the Captains Desk and draw your Three DOL
lars per Day Send in your applications at
once to s. L. WILSON, See'y,
Mississippi Aid Association,
aug.23, 62-7W. 0kolona, Miss.
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Mississippi Valley Endowment AssOsia:
tiOn, Vicksburg, Miss

ton, Vicksburg, Miss.
THIS ASSOCIATION HAS ORGANIZED
DAY CLASS
Separate and distinct from its Six MONTHS
Class; the members of which can marry when
they please and get
FIVE DOLLARS A DAY
for every day they have been members. Par-
ties within two or three months Of their mar
marriage win make money BY investing.
Our regular six months members can also
join If they wish.
For further particulars address
CHAS. NJ. ERWIN, Secretary.
aug %, e2-2w,
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GEN. J. z. GEORGE has returned
home, and is now resting from the ardu-
Gus labors of a protracted session of
Congress. When he has fully recuper-
ated his strength we fell assured that
he will enter the canvass actively. He
is one of the most effective speakers in
the State before the people, and in this
contest his services will be invaluable.
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Nine-tenths win do the Same.
Copialan.7

OopIahan.I
Ben King, Jr., chairman of the Green
back-Independent Executive committee of
this county, publishes card in this paper,
to which we invite attention. He says he
win vote for Barksdale for Congress, and We
presume nine-tenths of the Greenbackers
and Independents of Copiah county viii do
the same
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R. K. JAYNE.
S284.OOl
KEssoN. Miss A,

P-O9VVI LssUN' MSS Aug. q lSSl
Received from the Brandon Marriage A..
E1S1on TINS ia DAY Two Hundred and Thirty four
me, maturing at the marriage of p M oy
and Miss Butler, on the 9th inst Cos, icon
only $500. Signed, L. D. Sy,yI,ug
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The Convention met PURSUANT to adjournment.
A dispatch was received from Hon II. S. Van
Eaton accepting the nomination.
On motion of Gen. Martin, the nomina tion
was made unanimous.
On motion Of Mr.. Wood thanks were tend
cred to the chairman and secretaries for the
faithful discharge of their duties.
On motion all the papers in the district
the Convention. Col Stockdale and Hon. 7.
S. Ford addressed the Convention in appro-
pirate remarks both pledging themselves to
support the nominee.
At o'clock the Convention adjourned
sine die.
D. c. BRAMLETT, Cbr'n.
J. J. benson, Secretaries
J. D. BUREE, "e0i
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SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN

N-N-~~~~~-e-~-NSNN-oa
~ SPECIAL Notices IN this colun, =, :,
per Ens fret isnertiOR; each additional .; ;. ioe
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MORTON NUpTIAL DAY ASSOCIATION.

Organized 18th August, 1882. Unprece
dented Success. II. s. WILLIAMS, Sec'y,
aug.25I 81 Inns. MORTON, MISS.
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5. H. Kirkland, Forest, Miss.............S $50 Co
d. II. Gideon, Okolona, Miss"........... 20 %
..... ...... 70 00
............ 80 %
........... - 90
r. /. Allen, Winona, Miss ................. 10 %
SWINE s. Ort, Marion, Ala....... ...... 10 90
Baily & Morgan, Winona, Miss.....,... 10 90
r. Bonner, Bristol Tenn"....,............. 100 90
J. W. Bozeman, Marietta, Ga............ ll5 90
" ........... ll5 90
J. Mcvey, West Point, Miss ............... Is 90
q. Smalshof, Vicksburg, Mss............ II co
J. L. Lesseur, Nashville, Tenn ,.,........ 20 90
G. Smalshof, Vicksburg, Miss..,......... $50 ~
Blount & Robertson, Beauregard Miss 100 90
G. Hotter, Meridian, Miss 40 90
II. NJ. Ross, ....,..,.......,.. 10 90
b. +. Cameron ................. GO 90
" .................. 90 90
c. Dudley, Jackson, Miss..".......,....... so 90
i. o. Bridewell, Beauregard, Miss. 100 %
NJ NJ. Jayne, Jackson, Miss.............. % 90
" ............... 80 90
John McGill Co., Jackson, Miss. 40 90
d" " ... 40 90
F.A. Wolfe, ..... IS 90
.. 50 90
B. F. McRae, Iuka, Miss............. ....... 30 90
............... ..... 30 10
Total to August 30.....................S2,C G5 %
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Nh. j. c. CLARKE, President Of the
c. st. L. & n. O. Railroad, has written
a letter to the citizens of Aberdeen
saying, that the location of the Canton,
Aberdeen & Nashville Road from
Kosciusko has been made, and work
will begin as soon as the engineers finish
the necessary estimates.
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THE large balance in the Treasury of
the government excites the cupidity Of
all parties, and promotes reckless ex-
penditures.
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Well Received.

Hon. E. Barksdale has been nominated
by reclamation. Allspeak oft as deserved
compliment and debt that the people have
long owed him. We hope that he will re-
ceive perfect ovation at the polls.-Win-
ston Signal.
1t will be gratifying in the highest degree
to the entire Democracy of Benton county
to learn that this pure patriot and indie
fatigable worker whose craftsmanship is I'M
challenged and whose character and record
are spotless and irreproachable has been
called upon to bear our banner in the 7th
District. There is no one among our grand
galaxy of statesmen at whose promotion our
people would more rejoice, and in whose
ability to ach ieve an overwhelming victory
they more confde, Hurrah for Banks
dale
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We opine that the good people of the
Seventh District will be able to select
their Representatives in Congress with
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DOES 1T PAY

To Insure in the Excelsior Matrimonial
Association!
The follow statement Of payments
answers this portant question in the
affirmative. The Association is 80 days
old, and has issued 427 policies:
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Business resumed and on the call Of the
counties, Hon. H. 8. Van Eaton, of Wilkinson
was nominated for Congress on the 10th
ballot, the vote standing thus F: Van Eaton,
80; Stockdale IA.
The Convention then adjourned until 2
Pm.
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THE MEMPHIS
MARRIAGE UNION,
MEMPHIS. TENN.
A Day, 8 Months ana s Months Co.
TEN PER CENT. OF BENEFIT PAID on
PROOF OF MARRIAGE

GLASSES A. B. AND &. Parties may join
~ One All Glasses.
Membership Fee in in either Class.......$l2 90
Assessment in either Class............. 3 so
Certificates in either Glass limited to- $1,000 90
Gss-A Active Agents Wanted, 10 whom liberal
contracts will be given. Address
A. HATCHETT, SECRETARY,
aug 80. 's2-3m. MEMPHIS, TENN.
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IT is only by diversifying our pursuits
that we can utilize all our labor.
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Total white vote of State, 1O8.244; total
colored vote, 130,278, Indians are included in
the latter
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After the 124th ballot the name of Hon. T. s.
Ford was Withdrawn, and Hon. H. S. Van
Eaton. of Wilkinson, was placed in nomina-
ton. The convention then adjourned until
Il:20 A. NJ
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LAST Sundays New Orleans Times
Democrat is marvel Of enterprise, and
Is without parallel in that line in the
Southwest. It has forty pages of valu-
able reading matter, containing history
of the Mississippi Valley, with full
description of its resources and sketches
of many Of its leading cities. 1t is in
deeds great paper.
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Ashland Register.

Our distinguished friend, the Editor of
the Jackson CLARION, will permit US to con-
graduate him heartily on his nomination
for Congress by reclamation, by the Democ-
racy of the Seventh District. Ethel Banks
dale has long been bulwark of Democracy,
and the party is tardy in TeWarding him.
With voice and pen he has been potent in
every canvass since the war, and though
sometimes defeated for nomination, he never
sulks or shirks his duty as Democtat. He
has pledged his best efforts to carry the
Democratic banner to victory. and he will
succeed if that be possible.-Panola Star.
This distinguished Mississippian was unani-
mously nominated for Congress in the 7th
District, by the Democratic Convention
which assembled at Hazlehurst, on the 10th
inst. We are rejoiced to see this mark of
esteem and reward of merit and long con-
tinued services by the people who know
Mai. Barksdale best. No Democrat has
been truer to his country, his principles and
his party than Maj. Barksdale. None has
greater claims upon the people or deserve
more at their hands. The compliment
paid Maj Barksdale by this Convention was
as merited as it was gracefully done. We
feel assured of his election and think that
the Convention which nominated him de-
serves the thanks of the whole country for
putting forward so able, sagacious and far
seeing statesmen.-Greenyille Mississippi
an.
Hon. Ethel Barksdale, Editor of The
CLARION, was nominated at Hazlehurst, by
reclamation for Congress from the Seventh
District. There is no man in the Seventh
District more deserving of the high eompli-
ment paid Mr. Barksdale than himself. He
is a jealous Democrat, an able and
ready speaker, and statesman with broad
and liberal views He is in every way iden-
titled with the people that he is soon to rep
resent in Congress, and we predict for him
record that our whole State will beproud
Democrat.
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a FOur MOnths and One nar ComnnnH,

Has over 400 membership, and rapidly in
creasing. The Day Class is but recently adj
ded, but applications are pouring in from all
paris. Certificates are issued in this Depart
ment for ,OOO, $1,000 and $1,000, paying 500,
$500 and $500 per day. Large Inducements
to Agents. For Supplies and all information,
address AUG. VAUGHAN, Sec'y,
aug.23 62-4w. 173 fremont Street.
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Lone Star Endowment Association.

HOVE OFFICE, l7S FREMONT ST., GALVESTON,
TEXAS
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THURSDAY. Aug. q. 1882.

Convention met pursuant to adjournment.
Mr.. C. NJ. I4iddle, one of the Secretaries hav-
ing returned home Mr.. j. j. benson, of Law
renee, was elected to fill the vacancy.
The 18th ballot was concluded with the fol-
lowing result:
Ford, 16; Stockdale, 10; Nelson, 2, when a
motion prevailed 10 take recess for thirty
minutes.
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The majority rule and present apportion-
ment were adopted.
Nominations being in order Col. c. A. Will
cox, of Marion, nominated Hon. 7. s. Ford, OF
Marion.
Gen. W. T. Martin, of Adams, nomina ted
Col I. r. Stockdale, of Pike.
The balloting then commenced and the first
three ballots stood as follows:
Ford, 10; Stockdale, "A; Nelson, 3.
The following thirty-three ballots stood as
follows:
Ford, Is Stockda1e, IA Nelson, 4.
The Convention then suspended the ballot
for the purpose of selecting an executive com.
mittee for the 9th Congressional District, which
resulted as follows:
Geo. I. McGehee, of Wilkinson ]. NJ. Ed
mondson, of Coyington; c. NJ. Liddle, OF llar-
rison ; DR.. T. B. Ford, of Marion; V. A. Collins,
of Jones; z. 2. Jones, of Lawrence I, Oils
Baker, of Adams; L. L. McGehee of Amite 7.
P. Ransom of Hancock E. I. Griffin, of Jack
son; Jesse Byrd, of Greene; J. p. Carter, of
Perry; w. P. Cassidy, of Pike.
On motion it was decided that FIVE members
should constitute a quorum of the Executive
Committee.
The balloting was resumed and continued
until the fity-third ballot including the ones
before mentioned, when the Convention adj
journed until Pm
M-COnvention met pursuant to adjourn
ment, D. G. Bramlett in the Chair. Balloting
was resumed and after concluding the ninety
fifth ballot which stood as all the proceeding
ones, the Convention adjourned until $50 to-
morrow morning.
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How the Magnolia Pays.

Nj. NJ, JAYNE, Sec'y.
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new SPRING GOODS,

Consisting in part as follows: New Light
Prints, New Dark Prints, New Light Per.
Gales, New Bleached and Brown Muslins lin.
Guiding a case OF our celebrated Bleached
Shifting, which is hard to beat, New
Bleuchsd and Brown sheetinss in all widths,
from 81 up to lO4, in all the best brand.
New Honey Comb and Marseilles Quilts
which we purchased before the advance; We
can therefore offer you great inducement, in
these goods. New Hamburg Swiss Embrold.
cries. New Forchou Laces. New Black Silk,
which We will sell in the future as we have
in the past, at as low pricesas the same grade
OtgOods can be sold by any house East or
West. And last but not least, New Black
Satin Marveilleux, New Black Satin Rea.
dunes, New Black Satin Dutohcss, and New
Black cashmeres, all at low prices, a. the
Cash Dry Goods House Of
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THE tenth census sets ut rest any appre.
hensions which may have existed as to
the tendency Of farming in the United
States since the change from slave to free
labor. We will never have an Irish ten.
ant labor system in the South. The land
Is going to be titled by its owners. 1t is
going to be continually subdiyided, until
the farms arc small enough to enable that
system Of husbandry to be carried on. In
Georgia in 1850 there were 5O,T50 farms in
1850, G2,OOs; in 1870, 6o,05G; in 1850, 1885,.
626. Thus, the number has nearly doubled
in the last decade, or, in other words, tue
farms are only half as large as they were
in 1870. There has been, at the same,
a considerable increase in the number d
plantations Of the larger lie. OF the mid
die class OF farmers, So per cent. own their
farms 1t is only in large tracts that the
number Of tenants has increased.
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LEoAL NOTICES
CALE OF 1RNWoop PFII

= -. SN hAN"9ee REAL RSfISS
Ny y virtue ~ ~, q . DECD q trust mad.
Morrison, husband o. MD kliiS ,lAd "a
nnderagnsd trustee, dated Ami 10 Si,i1tes, az.
eotued IN The once q rOcoFJii n AZ IN, ~ =
county, WsAt Virginia, n IN Avn ~ !.oiNEst
l Iai ~ .S9nt In pssd VI Tiuit RSSfA SSS sal
SATURDAY, REBRTARY IL. IA, :"
commencing a. 10 O'clOek A, n In 80,
,,' o. ttnHe cod stOfp, In TIE town - ",
" NJ eouhty o. hltlhAll, proved Il III
sa.StIsSS w hlSnsat bidder, thS ioIi,tf
county, West Virginia, on ths Wa, ~, NJ
v, Il, n, upon which tguenisnt hons w MI
~ nLpated, sAid lot o. parcel Of EfousJ HlitHii
particularly described u follow, ivy, utafiS
Polnt ea lhe line o. the d 4 u, 4 h css,!.lahl d
y ~. w W statnefly direction SlS,I,tS
aMestefly direction one HUNDRED wv wv lAttsS
iSp ioet thence In = rOnherly 49, lFlltI,
INV paaIel 70 The line Of the III 4 Il pSa 0h,
tW0 lS2l teSti THENCE on line panl,si y, TN
l,pSIs run enc hundred and tblr,utetlli
~ ~. ~ ~, tnS Rhea o. beginning "
~ =. ~ y, 3. A - AID Al much ~.
tesidue IN two equal inStAllnipnu a, y as ~ q
yean respectively For such dtfs,,,SyIH ~ md M
NE purchaser "a 70 give his n0les sSi,r.d slntii
unlt gu aid property. >"''S W ss'tl
iAl2 WILLIAM lIScU -.
TRUSTEES SALE OF ISLAM mo-
l. ERrY. ''aNU PROP,
BY virtue Of deed oltrr,t made l., -.
AUG ElEaOeth keAteS, his wife. tnrS " " Aalq
dated February ., ls7S, and recorded IN ~ y inN'C
ne CLERK Of the county Court Of OhIa, vac Go
Virginia, In Deed Of Trust Book M ~ OSsay, Va
viii sell a. public auction Al Inc Inn, " " |
Ceut House otsald county, on 'N' uON u U
SATURDAY, THE4rH DAY OF uARcu 60.
commencing at 10 O'Clock AN tbs t',,'ti i'S
Scrbed property, that IL 70 Iay; TS o.. WIZ y
OF that lot Of ground situated m, 1SS ss ohs ~
numbered ~ lot eighty.IhFCr, situated IS, ltie
street between North York and Sn,ih II ~ Iniii
on the plat Of lanes addition 10 ibe ri,y ~ I
ing ~ laid out by Henry Moore tT,,S.y Ol NM
reservation o. tho width OF four iect ~
end o. IAid lot for private alley, inSs,S S as ~
and singular the improvement, ,bS s,gs' w \
Entertainments and appurtClanveS ~ 49, w. Z
Tho title is believed to be good p,rrm.
only tho titlG vested iu mo By SIi Gc,6 toaVI
TERMS or Observation-Disclosures the T,,,rb"!uleulh
and a much moro ~ the purchaser maj ~.
10 hand the balance IN two e0nSi in,;i. iHietL ~
six and twelve months with Interest l,or, n
Of sale, the purchaser giving notes Be- I W. q
Of trust and policy Of insurance on ths NV, Y g
tho deferred payments. '''' pVFtHIk
W. J. W, CowDEN. Solicitor 81 i'uitt
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DIED.

GAsEtNs-ou Saturday morning, January .
lss2, at 800 o'clock, VIZ. u oAiKiSS in tho thirty
sixth year Of his Rge.
Funeral from his lltO residence, Delaware street
this afternoon al o'clock. Friends OF the family
are invited.
KORNGABLE-On Sunday morning, January %
1857, at Q o'clock, OF S2Dl MCCOlloch street, Nj
RUDOLPH KoRSuABLR
Funeral Tuesday afternoon. January 81, at
O'Clock. InteFment at Mt, Zion Cemetery.
ETZ-on Saturday morning, January o, lS'2, a
9:ih o'clock, Of typhoid pneumonia, ALBERT g., GOt
Of Jacob aud CaiOllnO Eta, In the tWenty'thlrt
year Of his age.
The funeral VIII take place from the residence o
his parents, s5lb Eo!f street, en- Monday afternoon
at o'clock Friends OF the family arc respectfully
Invited tNAttend. Intement at st. Zion Cemetery
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RaIIroad Passe. In Ionn.

The lower house OF tho legislature
spent the greater part OF Friday discussing
a resolution Of Mr., Aldrich as to free
passes. The resolution in substance is
that whereas, the system Of granting free
passes on railroads has grown to gigantic
proportions, including every class Of pub
lie officials; whereas, this state Of things Is
viewed with alarm by the people, as Il in.
cludes Judges OF all the Suite Courts, all
officers Of the State, both branches OF the
legislature and delegates to polit-
cal conventions whereas exactine
high rates o. faro irom the
mass and giving free transportation 10 4
favored class is maniiestly unjust; Resolved,
that the milway commission 81 the State be
requested to report to the House by Feb.
ruafy 10Th whether free passes DO given to
any class, except paupers, mendicants or
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WHEELING. w.YA.. IANvARY .. lgsa.
Tn Springfield, Mass, RlpuJIican Is {

TIE Springfield, Mass, Republican Is Of
the opinion that moderate commercial
panic would do the country some good.
II explains this theory by remarking that
the United States is bursting with Oxporta-
BILE products, wheat, petroleum, cotton and
others, oil held at such prices that they can
not be sold. Exports have shrunken to q
point where gold may have to be exported
to pay for imports-no calamity in itself,
but not a healthy indication under the cir
cumstances. Now that the books Of 1881
have been squared up and u pretty fair
business made out, little letting out otthC
wind out Of the inflated prices would have
good effect in business for 1882. There
Is some apprehension at the present stilLed
condition oiafairs, and even the settlement
Of the railroad war is not likely to rcassure
the country wholly.
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TRUsTEE's SALE OF
REAL ESTATr

By virtue Of dCVd.of trust made bv MA
lap TO me M trustee, dated the Esron9 A.! III ~.
ruary, 1851, and recorded In the ofre NJ X ~, "
Of the County Court pi Ohio eounIy NJ, Vi 20
on Dyed o. Trust Book No IS, page 81 Mn
p9nlie suction, at the front door Of The Couf, ~.
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THE BEST HOMESTEAD

Is good health, There iS no pill in use which &c
fully meets the average want as Logan & Co.. I
HOMESTEAD LIVER FILLS Forty pills In each
box. Little pills for children, larger for adults The
cheapest and best pill in the market
LOGAN & co,
jan Druggists, Bridge Corner
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MLVhpAl, FkBRUARY Il, In
lala wlL1IAM llyCu ~,
TR.UysEI,T!EE's SALE OF ISLAND ii PSSS

" virtue o. deed Otiruit made by Jo,.,,v
aug E,iEeOelh kCates, his wife toTS ,Aula
d NY ,d lssp5y,y lS tndrscuTej ia Il. s
Virginia, In Deed OF Trust BooE S M !, oealy Va
VIII sell At public auction VI the ifnnt " ~ |
C0urt House Of aid county. on ''Ou' uOOi VI D,
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MARRIED.,

WILKINSON B0wAIAN-AtthOrcsid Of the
brides parents. by Rev W, N. Mullenix, HOWARu
r. WILKINSON, o. this city, TO Mis- NETTIE BOWMAN,
| Of ZaneEyllle Ohio