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Daily Republican., 1882-06-15
|raE MEAT WE EAT.
,,oxIsHINa FACTS RE-
p THE CATTLE KILL
THIS CITY.

lie " 10 10 snre r any one person IL l
70 ospsl ssn, nevertheless, that som
suilsy iN!y,sd n up in the Wilmington
W oesa ssl'% Consumed by our citizens
J. Int fatally ignorant s1 Of what -, sne' oon
y ~ sur" meat line, as regards SITS It's con m
tss sssars n'te being dressed. From s re
oelo.et oea.rstious U it is high time tha
lng,SSn y. gsSoss duty it should be to ex,
~ y, Hsttn rattls brought to this ma1ke,
o, OIL, 'a1 sfssr they are killsd and tt
snu al a inferior meat, a iarg'
iav nv Of which finds it way to '. yarl !,
,1,s ssoTp W If. fact that cattle not fit fol
bltil'ssislpbia tlsaIl or New York mar
7 al,.p, ln,,usd off on some the butchers
sisr pr who get it at a discount on
I'Is, S"' mice, but when offered for
gu.Ss ,Ss;r stalls tLey charge the
,.tsiI ,ii'' price as that asked for
meat ,,ra m the kind n,
s,1uaht to this market, will con
wv l,scn citizens that an Inspector OF
'IV shonld be appointed, and those
stsd sus should take active steps for
,Da,utusut S.TH of the same. Other
ssvs py,s thsm and it behooves Will
|u0 u',o IN be among the list. The
W W Health 4 should take hold ofthe
:" as there is no doubt that more
4 hred among our citizens in
a, " Than by any thing else.
A: \" srst place il any one will take
pnhls M to visit the slaughter houses
st c;ty previous to the time for
! he hs will behold some of the most
shIs cattle he ever looked upon,
n n them being so lean and lank
i With difficulty that they can
nm But this is not a circum-
II soms that have recently been
tbs Slaughter house yard in the
Butchers alley, which runs off
,trset near Tatnall. Not long
COW was driven into the yard
WAS noticed by an observer TO be
NJ about the head, having a large
or a similar sore which bled
ely An eye was kept on!this COW
|I, was discovered that it had shar
fate of those in better condition
is killed, dressed and offered for
Ehs diseased parts, however, were
fsvsy, but the whole, body of the
! rs more or less affected by the
bg sore rkis was certainly a
bing sight and one which is hard
hale, but how can it be prevented
There is no one to watch this
bsnts of those who purchase the
! few days ago a cow was drove
BE- yard from the country, which
tlhin a few days, about to give
|us calf. This COW too, would in
liability, have been killed had
been for the interference of ma
svenging hand, which saved
lhs butchers from the task of
Bit 1t being almost prostrated
BEING driven a long distance, it
bHn and died. A vetrinary sur
|ss called in but nothing could
|tto save its life. Whether or
vas afterwards dressed and put
! |sall, is not known but we trus.
baancerely hope that no one
|sguilty of such an act.
Fsmany of the butchers may be
(lt there are some who are
! dthe charges mentioned above.
|nhr does not accuse anyone but
taVes the facts as they appear.
kwho buy nothing but good cat
pad form themselves into a pro-
association and urge the ap.
lsnt of an Inspector of Meats, 80
leg as well as the people, will
,scted.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-15
BAD ROYa,

The attention of the police is called to
a gang of boys in the vicinity Of Sew
enth aud Eighth and Monroe streets,
who are daily using sling shots to
wound birds ana pigeons. Nearly all
the boys in that neighborhood are
armed with these weapons, and are
source of complaint to the residents.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-15
The Sidewalk at the DcpOt,

The new sidewalk at the depot is be.
ing put down hy the Vulcanite Paving
Company of Philadelphia. The work
done by this Company is said to be
lasting and durable, and they have
now u number of orders on hand from
private parties in this city to relay
their sidewalks.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-15
NOs Yet RepOrted ON,

There has not been any report receiv-
ed from Professor Leeds of his analy-
sis of the samples of Braudywine wa.
ter which he took to Hobcken few
weeks ago, and it is not expected that
there will be, until after he examines
samples frvm the south basin which
will shortly be sent to him,
Daily Republican., 1882-06-15
snake Killed.

Jonn Shannon, a conductor on the
Wilmington and Northern Railroad,
who had charge Of the excursion to the
Falls Of French Creek, Warwick, on
Sunday, killed . large black suake
which measured at least six feet.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-15
Rssfxuatt0n Of Chief MAXWELL

Chief of Police William j. Maxwell
has endered his resignation, which has
been accepted by the Mayor. Sergeant
Whalen will fill the place until the ex.
piration Of Mayor Almonds term. 1t
il unders, ood that Mr.. Maxwell intends
to engage in business In this city.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-15
Young Peoples Mission Society.

XOunk teOpl0e . MABSlOn SOelSty.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Young Peoples Mission Society, con.
nected with West Presbyterian Church
will be held this evening, at No. 615
West Fourth street, as the Dame denotes
these meetings are conducted by the
young people OF the church, and are
always very interesting, as we'll as be.
ing of great pecuDiary benefit to the
Missionary cause.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-15

By the above it will be seen that in
1875 both the peach and berry crops
were larger than ever before, or have
been since. The P. w. Il B. Railroad
that year carried almost as many
peaches as during any two years men
toned above,
Daily Republican., 1882-06-15
"A Dangerous Animal.

Last evening dog that belongs to
colored family who reside on Second
street near Lombard, bit young girl
named Clara Peeky who lives on
Tatnall street above Second. The girls
hand was badly torn, and complaint
was made at the police station.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-15
Fine Frames.

Sutterloy s. Co., 302 Market street
have just received a large invoice o.
fine frames which they are selling
% per cent lower than any place in tH6
city. A fine Sx10 frame fixed for 80
cents formerly sold at $1.0O call and see
them.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-15
E14cftOn O1 OH eeFA -,

At a meeting of Temple Lodg No II
A. f. A. M. hs!d last evening, the fol.
lowing officers were elected TO serve for
the ensuing year: W. NJ, Archios. W.,
Albert G. Griggs; junior warden }.
Eldridgei Pierce; secretary, Eogene @.
benson; treasurer, Isaac G. Pyle.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-15

The ladies of the Glasgow M. e.
church will hold strawb berry festival
this evening.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-15
A.,
'ne meaahcs

! N., "eaahgI.
JSossal Office Of tho UA,s,
a II Washington, June
lbs ~ REPORT FoR TO-DAY.
BY to us.e wsat . :, Atlantic States: !:
/ Weather sTEsstssly wits winds, partly
esiuts du,HinIssa HIsa !, local rains, rising
Psta,, lps The day and falling
Daily Republican., 1882-06-15

Low neck prices at Chappan's, 4th
and Shipley.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-15
The Egyptian Trouble,

DON, June 1.-THE correspon.
line Times at Cairo states that
ward Malet, the English Consul
N desires the British residents
Egypt without an official re-.
which might produce a panic.
|nnOunced that tho Consul Gener-
started for Alexandria.
FLEEING FROM EGYPT.
correspondent of the Daily News
sSaldrla states that not only
ana children are leaving the
out men with large material
a Us N Egypt are begging passages
aVlng their property behind.
Mge capitalists are arranging to
~ tEypt permanently, not in a
eat after calmly calculating the
,s such a step Many refugees
Npt mostly families of British
". ~ AZ Alexandria, A have arrived
aia, Cyprus.
spatch to the Times from Ajax.
says The statement of Sir
sDlike in the British House of
va' that the riotin Alexandria
.@ .ss. apolitical character, had
ssia' s%ialS'efnatlon among the Euro.
sasAts, W and has encouraged the
" iufther violence. The Euro.
IralIuusly maI desire that England
IaAe ,%aa o hrm declaration of the
NJ ,uas al Will be pursued in the
'RlSG THE ALExANpR1ANs.
AiAsDklA, AND June 1.-THE Cover.
F5s Issued aproclaluation declaring
CsS arrival n OF the Khedive and
|sd sd + rpascha is a guarantee of or.
,.n,as uas = the citizens may conf.
,iisl ,Sis tIigate has just been sight.
n iNs y, port The Khedive to-day
i Is,d;,d '1e diplomats, officials, and
ASKING FOR TROOPS.
(sSsi,, Sn, June IA despatch from
|A,,sa, Ta rtporls that the Khediye
hs hrVlae, dse. jointly eutreating that
ba,,sns ss steamer .' took three hundred
Ind tps tsets' ~ who paid first. class
kpa 'nsss usee. other steamers took a
tlancpp cpp',,sehgers. - Boatmen asked
kans, 70 n, carry persons on board
Inc usual fare is only one
~ n1D'sArrEcrrD SOLDIERS,
tjsSss, vs C correspondent at Alex.
sks'"'aa s0 that the soldiers are
|w snS do ior the deposition of the
ssSv rsq oas declaring that they viii,
'oppose Turkey herself.
)RRpr'" "s xnermomsss,
omipa.' ''oAS Office in the shade
Daily Republican., 1882-06-15

Rrsr"' 'ns xnermomess,
lolnips'.l office in the shade
bN
Daily Republican., 1882-06-15
!, 'AfFECTED SOLDIERS,

kAeST,nttoI correspondent at Alex.
atInaa su that the soldiers are
w. and y dos,e lot the deposition of the
lssny wv 0use uselaring il that they will,
"0ppose Turkey herself.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-05-22

Ben, Debnr man 1e ais 0iinQer Deriper0et.
Sn belt 9itngerfa6rifct miro bicS oaOlrd
erreidt, Dab na1 sic &nD6en nit elmer
fettl0ienben Eliiiii9feit Guslcbt u,b GerlloA
Der @tllpirfung ilbcrDci3tcr QS0iierDG1npfe
olSlebt. Der Tnrn1er fonn nit cirfahcrell
Wttttcln = frCiljG) III ctipuS l"0ll9crer i3cit-
5l berllei6en 3iCle g~el1ngclt, inDcm Ell. Sic
8nodcn falltn lGBt, 5u mel6eut Gc1ufc CT
fic iii perflciaertcn 3uitunDc auf cillGt Ooltz
fen brtltgt, Otelcll nit etlpn3 iDcligcr Gr0e
pocr bclicr nod nit GdgcnlcGl, Iorfitdl6
pocr DcrgleiGltl bepedt ul1b burCb llc6er>
gteBtn nit Sauc0e lGl0ere 53eit birour0
felft 0alt. 9ic itifitoifDnltiger 8citnuOz
tbeilc oGr &nod)e1t ~Serle5cl iib Durh SIM
i~pirtlu1g oer III SGltlniB bcgriifencn Stofic
ber Wiiitiau0c 3icn1li0 l0ncQ. Nllc a
Gage m1tB man Den 60ltfclt u%l1idoufclrt,
ltclG NIT Grbc &c. bcbcdc1 ul1b lpicocr NIT
oGSQud)c 0nftuGltcn. 9fah Gerlalf bon %
Wfonatel1 iDcrhen Die &nDd)cn in circr por>
Sil9li0 lpirteloCu 9illgCr ll1ltgeipan0elt
ieit. 2luf gar piclcn T0rmen Merbcn Bic
&llod)cn H1l0 RHQdCl0bf1Qc Der &it6e gar
ntd)t DtripcrtDet, nltT eilt3Clle1 DtcllCid)t gc1
@l0ll1lllclt ulb pcrfdltft; bielclbcu ipdllDcrn
nann III Sic &nod}Gnmji0ltn uno 9iinger>
f"uhrifcl, TIM Ip0ter D0ll Den tYnrntCrn IN
Oct0tt bon 0t00nlpftclt &no6Cn1ncbl o0cr
0ltperpD09p00t Sll D0Dcnl Yrciit ais 9tll>
g%ung3mittcl iDic0cr algcfauft Gil ipcr0ct.
Scr TdrrIer FINITE ullo Dtel @jclo lp0rert,
ipell,1 er IitD ser lcid)ttu Oiil0e unter3iCGCn
tpoltte, nlle &nnden l0rglan st ialnmeln
uno ouf icillem 0Ofe lelber III 9iingcr lnl7
3ltlpQll0ellt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-05-22
@5chenflichc S((inois cSfaofs-Bcifpne.

Sobalo mani iid iiberSeugt Bat, 6oB Die
Maiie entlpre6enD perfodt lit, lplrD Der
&ellel bonn fSeuer cl1tfcrnt lnD man l0Bt
Den Sllbalt %ertaltet, Damit itd Der &dleitoff
dblett. I'm Dies SIT bel6leuni9eu, iDiro Die
friiber ubgeltommelle un0 DaSlptl0en fdlt
gelpDr0enc Wtolfc iDtc0cr DinNIgelebt. Die
2lusi1eiOulg bes SGicitofieS finoet IN Is
20 Oiinltel ltatt. Die gerDnnclc Wialle
lpirD lit Der Wtitte beS &eiicls auf9eDdlltt, in
eilt l~eilcncs Su0 9etDalt, oolnt IN cine
Sor1n ge6radt, tpo lie eilte Stlllloe lang abb
tropftn muB. 2hls Der 6ornt iptrD Der
GGie III ein altberes sud- g~eiptdclt lllO NIT
elmer oifcn b0lSerncn S0etbe gcprcBt,
ipcl0e nit eineln groben Stein beldlpert
mtro. SODolo bic Wtolfc a6gctropft lit,
miro baS lcinene Su6 burd Cit StebtllW
crieBt, urlb man icbt neltc Octptd)tc auf Den
&Glc, DalHit icine SberflGdc glatt ipcroc.
SIT Dies gcid)eDelL 10 miro Ser &Glc nit
SalS beltrelt. Sn Scr iogenanntell SdlS1
TANNER pcrbletbt CT 8 gSp0et lang utp
miro ipdbrelto oicier Belt DGlfig In1gcipel1>
BET. S0liebli0 fontlnt CT IN Die SrDGcn1
famlner, luD CT ipteber0olt obgebilritct, gcz
i6a6t lu1O 3u gutter 2cbt nit Del Dcltrtdcn
iutr0.
Otan fieIt, 10 gar i6lpicrig lit bieie Dirt
bon &di ebercitung burebauS nt0t unO 0c5
Gcriu0es immerbin tpertD, 5unlal alld) bic
iibriG gebliebenc Otolfe nidt olletn lSert0
ais S6lpetncfutter Dat, %ionocr1 cbcnfGllS
nod sit eirten1 ga15 arnelnt60ren &1lc be-
niiBt iuerbe1 fam. Sn Stalien ndmltc0
lpiro bicie Dfolfe SIT loge1arttem vGopfell"
pcrorbeitet. a3u biclcm 8eDufe erDiBt man
btelclbc inter 6cltGltoigcln llmrilbrcu bis
nIrf S0 NirnS 81 9tnM cininpr Qrit crjfhrint
borin ser vGopfcn" altf ser SberfldNe Der
6liilitgfeit, ipel6el1 man %iaunnclt uno in
6orncn t1ut, ipo CT fcit miro. Dtitltntcr
ipirb and tpoDl Ser Otolfe Elm tpenig life
ober 8uttcrmil6 5u9egoiicn, mas tpcicntli6
sur Gcrbe1icrlng ocS nEopfctS" 6citrdgt.
9nrdltf lptro Der lebtere g~cl0l5en u1D I'M
Sadnfen g%etrDdnct; CT Dertritt Die Stelle
oeS &6ic5 olf Dem slide beS tleinen italic>
niiden 9%allbmalntS. Die lauere Wtplfe er1t
ipirO a1 Sdtpeine perfittert.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-05-22
&o0T6tmmt9e SoDomuts0eer=
Str61tG1er.

0ton ipd6le SIT Stedlin9en bic i%tarfitcn
Grtc6e Dont Dorigen Sabre aus unO l0nciDe
ie eillige 3Ou bon Der Wlttterpflau5c 5lpia
i0e1 Sipet Qlugeu al. Spbnnn Gntiernt man
0tf Der ann5cu 2Gn0e 0c5 StcdlilG5, 10
ipeit ct IN Die @rOc %fonnlt, iGnmntli0e lNle
gen ltlO gebroll0e audi Die 20rii0t, lcl6lt
Gin ipenig 6ol5 nit Sen Qltgcu ol55lls
l0nci0cn, 0amit feline GrlObolgelr nadtrctz
ben t0nnelt. Die Stedltngc perDc1 DicrQllf
III Der geipDDuli0el gSeile cntipcpcr III Die
8olml0ulc oOcr MI Sic SteIlc, 100 ite itcDen
blci6en i~ollen, gepilon5t. Die ii6rt8e 8ts
banolung, nm Ocn Stedling SIT eintnl
8dIumNen SIT Sie0ell, iDei6t bon Der a(Igt7
meiu ijbli0eu nidt ob. Gol0e So6drutt57
beer 8dum6cn iperhcn nicnlalS 9Sur5el7
NltSldlGge nraDe1 ulO bcDitrftl1 feiHer iuct7
teren Gere0lu1lg.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-05-22
G0l0cr1nnft tttto 9lilM.

QIS eit por5iiglides Gerfa6ren Ser Ser
iDertDltng Der Utll0 3ltr &%dlbernlnlt fallr
Da5 fDlgcltoc en1pf00lel1 tpcrse1: Wtnt
ne6me baS &al6 ipfprt na6 Der 0e6urt BON
Der 6uD ltb geDc bcm &dl6e, Oh Bic &llD
nad Dem &olben tGgltd gep0Dlid 4 Df0l
gelnolfcn ipirb, 3 Sage lang ! Quart Ittl0
uno J Quart gefo6tcS QGaller. 8eibcS ge>
nttl6t IN mtlbiparntcm 3ultal0e 4 W}al
ben Sag, lt1to 5tpar, pcl1t trgcno tDunltd),
III ben eritcn 3 Sagen Die Util0 BON Der
trildn1clfcnpct &ll9. Gin Den f~olgel1Dcl1 3
bis 4 S0gcu gebe man Il Suart ltid nit
} Quart QSoiicr 3 Wfnl per Sag, tn Der
fonmcnocn Modc 2 Quart Nttl6 urlb J
Quart Q8aiier 3 W1nl per Sag; in Der britt
ten go6e gcbc man td9li6 3 Wial p Quart
Ottl0 unD .lalie 0aS gefodtc Wailer meg.
Wtdt ltetgere Die On6el NM allmdDltg, Da>
nit DaS &a(b itetS SrcBllit be6dlt ullo lein
Wtu9en nidt it6erluoen miro, ul1o 3tpur bis
auf 5, 10ditenS 6 Quart STR 3eit td9lid 3
W1al utb ge6c iel6it in Der 10.-12. QSo6e
ni6t nle6r ais pbige Olellge, ieDoD ~nientnlS
cil1e1t 3ulob BON idltrer OtilG, ba btcie
mciltenS Bic Tdrbe DcS Sleii6e5 6eetntrG0>
ttgt. Der 3ulab BON gcfpdtcm 9SaI1Cr III
Ser eriten Belt perDiitet Sld6rltgen uno
9urdfaI bctm Rdlbe; audi lit bic Der0illulte
Oftld) lci0ter perDaltlt6.
GcgelmGBtgfett, Getnli6fett, peirlic6e
@enalligfcit u10 Gcro6rei6rung Der Wftl0
lllr I'M nntiirli6 mil6narnlen 53uitanoe
f0n1et ni6t 0rtngenb gel1ug cmpfoblen
iperOen. 9uS Judge &nlb lit et1 gar eigcneS
ltl1b lctd)t pcrip0Dntc5 S0ier; eS iilD ms
pielc 6dlle befannt, IN ipclden Sic &al6cr
bon einer %frelnoen 9aro bic Wltl9 ti6t
ne0men ~ipplltclt.
Nlc filnitlt0elt WfttteG, TIM Sic 6rcBlltit
Ser SGl6er SIT Dcrmebrcu pocr St erboltelt,
itno 5u Deriperfen. Oagege1 ftcle man ben
&Gl6crn ctlpa u SUB bon ser @rbe flctle
Soften ouf, gefitllt nit trp6encm Sanbe,
utO al Der Sctte bcS StalleS, no iie ge>
trdltft SIT DerOen pflcgen, b%cfelti9t, aus mel
dbc1l iie nn6 8clicben ben Snlp ncrSc0ren
f0nnelt, mas gelp0Dnli6 nit groBcnl Ser
gniigCt gci0icDt.
Sails Die liiBc Ofil6 fltopp iperbet lollte,
mag nlolt ais @riaB 8uOrpei5cnmcbl in
cingcbrii6tcn1 s3uitanoc Der 0}tlN 5uiebelt.
Gs i0cint DicS ocr eiusige 3uIob SIT icil1,
bur6 ipCldcn 6lcil0 mo Set ni6t nt
ibrcm @el0mof p"trlicrcl1 ltno Sic ipeiBc
Sorbc betDer 3Deile cher nod bef6roert
miro. Su beu eriteu 9Sod6en Der Otnit lit
bieier 3ulob inbciicn ni0t Su elnpfe6lclt.
9agc9en ftnp, iperm man etipnS gang &orz
5il0lideS leiittn ipiQ, tGgli0 eini0e Gier
nit Der Sdnle etn lcDr guteS uuo piel allz
8cipanOtcS Wtittel.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-05-22

gfa6 SEN angeitellten 2}criuNen besiigli6
Ser StoIllpdrlnc fir baS 3inbOicD bat fi0
cine NGrmc Don 10 OroO 81. ais Die gcetg1
nctitc crtpieien. Sci elmer gerin8erclt
9Gdrmc, namcntli6 bis nlr 4 Orn0 st. ipaz
ten Bic 6aarc 9eitrduGt llno glan5loS, Die
6altt lag fcit al &c. Set elmer gEdrr1c bon
Is Orob 81. Diniptc6cr purbe on5 2ltbnten
ldnclcr ullO angcitrengtcr, bic I6iere
iGiDtbten ulb ioffcn piel, D%crloren an &0rz
pergelpi0t mlo 2ebensfiiQc, ia ocr0etpi0t5@
perluit mar bier Io9ar 0r0Ber ais bis 4 @raO
st., ipG6rerb BET 10 Grno 81. cine &0rperz
gelDi0tS}u1n6mc ltottfanb, Die mciite u10
bette Wtil0 goiponncn ipltrOe u110 0as NIIes
BET ltnDeSu glcider 6iltterlulg.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-05-22
Qmnden s,tr 9Iuo,1nn.

Die 8eripelloltng roDer &nod6en ais 9iirz
ger 1T 1It0t SIT empfeblelt, ipeil Ii6 DieIe(6elt
I'M 8ooen iebr idmer S~crie5cn 1tllt0 iobrez
Lang IN Der @rDe liegelt f0rnen, o6ne boB
it6 tpelentli6e Meltgen ser barin ellt6oltcs
lten FfpSpDorlGure uno Stiditoffper6iuz
oungen Mtfl0len. S6eilS lit bieron Ser
garte 8aI, tDeilS Der nibt uner6e6lid)e
SettBrgalt Der &no6cn Sdulb, ourCb mel
0en Die Gerpeiung unb 90lllng Ser Sc
1tanotRetle erldipert tpir0. SIS miiIien bes5
Dalb Die &iloden 5lt1Gcbit ertpeidt ltno pou
0em grOBten &beile ibres Settles befreit ipers
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1882-01-29

Lass Law AND KINDRED SUsJKcrs--Sensis,
Mrssis. Mitchell henderson, Humphries,
Lll-e an Boone, Hoase~- Messrs. Davis. Ne
Swinr, Heard. Triee, Cameron, Blair, Jshasen,
Provine, Rogers
CoSGRTssioNA APPoRFioSaESr. - House.
Messr-. SelmAn, kabers. White Az cs howry,
knox, Rogers, Galley, Turnipseed. Taekctl,
Lyle. Woods, Il t.auderlale, 0rcascs, MeRae,
McCallum, Ferguson, OF Wilkinson, Moor, Of
kemper Gihsen. Sesafs--MessFs Brown,
Luse, Hamphries, Mitchell, Jarnagin, Liddcll,
Noland Cowan, 10 gino Henderson, Kyle,
Hyer, Spears, 6ayles.
SrArE ArroRrIoSNENr - SeHats-- Mcssrs.
Reynolds. Walker, W, A. Roaue, smith, Hen
derson Marin and Jeaords
CoNaKEssI6SAL DlsrnIurs Hosss.-- Messrs.
Frederick Brown, Rses, Myers, uriggs, Hurt,
Tergall, Noel, Byrd, Elmer, Whitney Mont.
gomer,, Of Bolivar, Handy, foules, Crawford,
TEapERAScg- House. Messrs lnge Berry,
MeRae. Ferguson, Of Tuniea. Frederick, liam
dy, Harecl, Williamson, Duckworth
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1882-01-29

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make so CHARGE UNLESS We OBTAIN
PATENT.
We refer. here. q the Post Master, the eupt.
Of the Money Order Division. and to o-efHcials
Of The q. s. Patent Office For circular, adj
vice. terms, and reference to actual clients in
your own State, or county. address
C, A. SNOW CO.,
Opposite Patent Once. Washington. G.
oct.6, Sl-tf.
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|7tA t"Ht
of CbirkaeAw. Sykes, Tcfr8l Jones. of Smith,
Melain MeIlen, Hewrs, Noel and QreayeA
Mars AND MEAEs-~M MessFs. Hspld, BrowE
n Mhfqrd Mclnnlts FaYfe, Harlow
Il E& HoGnoi aHd Ayfas
kfea4Ioa~ Msssrs Frederick.
ikz 4zH Knnkin, 5instho. slilee. nranz
ErsIn, Davis, WatIihEton,
NsbaFs, Ps6Yine and Harper.
RnhaoADs-M -Messrs. Woods, OF Laudordale,
Drown. Smytbe, Downer, Lyle, Atkinson, Nc.
kse. Montgomery, OF Bolivar, and Moss.
Rkmrix0 Messrs Hurt, Williamson,
podds Aeikie. Burdine, MeRae and Lynch.
alE1rAaf ATfAIRs-Messrs. McRae, Saun-
iefs. watts, Collins, Bourne, Berry and Jones,
pusl.c BuILpIsGs AND GRouSDs-Measrs
LYLE. Herrr. Downer, Blankinship Welborn,
8uynea. Nopa, of 0ktibbeha, Poston and Fer
eHsoA Of Tuniea.
pEslrnsrtAnY-Messrs. White, Norrell,
Gully, Kegen, Elmer, Rodman, Stoval, Arm
sireng apd EAwards.
BEsFsoLKsr IssrIrUrIoKs-Mess Nc
5wiAe, Macall, Greaves, Knox, Finley Sell
niaa. foNe. Ferguson, OF Wilkinson, and
Montgomery. Of Madison.
InHraKzfI8N-Messrs Stone, Cranberry, OF
DeSeD, TTiee, Brown, McAfee, Stevens, At
kiaspns Whitney, and Rhodes.
clkias-Messrs. Burdne, Marshall, Tack
alt Noofe, Cameron, Hickman, Myers, Pope,
and dulles.
FHA AkD SALARIRs- Messrs. Byrd, Lyle
Mebealh. Nathison, Handy, Bufford, Watts
Capesan, aud Marshall.
EfGaIsrnArioS AND ELECTIONS = Messrs.
1 SYKES Whitney, IiarreIl, Norrell, Noel,
iaurIpseed, hcKie, Simpson, and Askew.
uHuHlsHfp BCsIsEss-Messrs. Williamson,
ElHlsr, AiichelL Moore, and Greaves.
cpnxT ArTAIns-Messrs. Majors, selman,
Wisk Ileard, Myers, Mccall. Cranberry, OF
Desbso, Johnston, Of Franklin, and Favre.
\ MkapsAufpREs- Me.srs. Harper, Grggs,
Hoamaa, Tackett, Ferguson, OF Wilkinson,
Nofies kafre, Field and Rose.
epHfeRArloxs--M -Messrs. Whitney, Wood, Of
OH hneaas Finley, Boyer, Ayres, Levy, Pro.
ziHs Crawford aud Guynes.
pDB1le HnALrH AVID QUARANTINE Messrs
lztasfaders Hurt, MeSwine, Stoval, Simmons
ana Havre.
Abe1rglfnRE-Messrs. Triee, Harper, Wat.
aoa Davis, Johnston, Of Franklin, Heard
IlAekwexsh, Harlow and Whitney.
lb0F0siIIess AND GRIEvAKcEs-
4ehals 1Ibaon. Armstrong, Simmons, Mathi
s0k Eseales. Jones, of Lafayette, McBeath and
6fsn effg. 81 Kinds.
ai sl1fpff LEvgEs-Messrs. MONTGOMERY
81 BgFisafl Stone, Ferguson, of Tunica, Nc
atsR HaFFell, Trice, Boyer, Knox, and Rog
R No HoADs--Messrs. Erwin, Selman, Nc
aAIh n. 6mpson, Saunders, Turnipseed
Resf hlaekwell. Rogers. Pope. Jones, Of La
azR NIB Buchanan, Of Rankin, Collins
HhH Ioaie9lnery, Of Madison.
9tpEa4I IRELATIoss-Messrs. MslIen. Inge
#H : si.Ies, Cranberry, Of DeSoto, Blanek
A8 ie naa Heard.
kt4RoFzND BILLs-Messrs McCool, Wei
HN hleknan, Levy and Cortright.
HerzlATIoNs-Messrs Rees, Burdine
1fHf wise, Simpson, Chapman. Heard
4ea sohfFg. of Oktibbeha and Howry.
e9kII4a1xT ExPEssEs.-Messrs. Gibson
Ael'!sHam. HarreIl Watson, johnson, Of Yal
abashs 81 Shorter.
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1dIzF STANDING coMmIrrrEs.

Eea4HTzo BmLs-Messrs. NorreIl, Fred
HEis lone, Of Smith, McLain, Rhodes, Powe,
enc 0szrlEhi
ufEH#rEKs-Messrs Hcwry, Terral, Ma
A1I 1Anfr, Frederick, Montgomery, Of Ok
lI1s "a aAd simmons.
tfSxf ftIERAEY-Messrs. Buchanan, Of Ran
EIHs ffzfa McKie. Stevens. and Powe.
q WHfHvE CoETTrsEST FukD = Messrs.
HlsA aHHy, shorter, NeInnis, and Marshall.
VI 1T ooMaTrrEEs OF BOTH HOUSES.
q tTkIE LANDS SeHals.-Messrs W. 4.
#a# HHmilion, Noland Houss-sa ne sub.
|zt= NzNHh. Cameron. Prorine. Favre, A.
zlHt# Iankinship Montgomery, Of Madi-
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MzaaooIz4 CHtHtn.--Ksf B 6sllaWay,
psA1r. sabbsla services u ms nd
4. zsfzFeE meeting sseE7 u ed1ezda3 light
saaoal =. y I. Aagsnt, Su-
PREsBrTERIAz cHuReH.-Rev. John Hunter,
DID,, Pastor. Sabbath services i =. m.s and
7p.m. Prayer meeting every Tuesday night
Sabbath School :. n ]. L. Power. superin-
tendent
BAPrIsr rnonrH--Rev. Il E. sproules
Pastor. Sabbath services ii a. m- and p. N.
PRAYER meeting every Thursday nights ct
o'eloek. Sabbath School, 9 8. n, David 81 y
ton, Superintendent.
BETH ISRAEL CoxdRE0xTIoa.-No minister
st present. Prayer meeting every Friday
evening. o'clock.
CATHOLIC CHuRcH.-Rev. H. ObeTIsI1=.
pastor. Sabbath ssryices-Mass, 8 N, Hlzh
Mass, 10 a. m. Vespers snd Sabbath school q
p. N Mass every morning at o'clock
EPISCOPAL CHURcH.--Rev. Joseph L. Tucker,
ID. D., Rector. Sabbath services II q. m, and
Z D. m. Friday evening services oelock.
Sabbath School 81 q. n. Oliver Clifton, su-
perintendent-
- CHRISTIAN CHURcH.-Rev B. F. Wilson
Pastor. Sabbath services II q. NJ, and 7:o0 ,
N. Prayer meeting Tuesday night.