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REFUGE SALOON.
ladlaawoiu uain.
Ti.. Arrinair PnlnL Til .
W "J BW0' u.lD. a eordof wood, dtr-
M Laree Two Story Building, gtng ne boh.i or potatoe. miik-
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of water, and dolor a WMhlng of
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List ml Cart Terms.
Act to tranafer the counties of
nii .tin mnnu uwiu
venth (11) to the twelfth (12)
liclal Dlatriet. and the county
i .... (mm th twelfth 1 12)
r"r,.v:,h rin Judicial Die:
ct and to fix the time for hoi-
lg 1110 VllVUlw UIW
atrlot. .
W 2. Be It further enacted,
niMiiitnourtaof the Elev-
f Judicial Dlatriet shall be hoi
rnnd continue for the times ai
jinafter stated, aliould (lie busl
I of the Court so long require.
l n.a mnnlv of llollvar com
Lino n tha nrst Monday of
ah and September and continue
I ve Judicial days.- f
i the county of Washington
menolng on the third Monday
larcn ano Bepiemoer. uu mr
i twentv-ur Judicial day.
b the county of Iaaaauena oom
Ct.. mi th Mventn Monday
(r the flrat Monday in March and
itember, and continue twelve
p the eounvy oi ouuuww w
holng on the ninth Monday after
I first Monday In March and
tember, and continue six
Iclal days. . .
h the county of Leflore, com
being on th eleventh Monday
jr the flrat Monday In March and
rtember, and continue twelve
icialday. .
n the county of Leflore, commen-
on elevenin flionaay aiier mi
unla In March and BeD-
ber, and continue twelve Judl-
days.
pproved March 25, 1S74. '
PBATT'0
Southern-Made Gin.
Prioe, t4 per Caw.
Tl.la eelebraUd Gin. of light
irft mikH a mod aanmle. Dicks
more llul irom ine aanie uwhm vi
aeed cotton, and In leas lime, than
anv other gin. It doea not break
the roll nor ehoke, la simple In Ita
construction, and not liable to get
out of order.
It la a good rale to try an wing,
and hold faat to what baa been ap
proved, and answers tne purpose
for which It I made. Thla la claim
ed for Pratt' Gin, mud la admitted
by practical planters wno nave
tried It. . ;
Orders for Ulna, from www
aawa, own nanas at new iora
factory prices, ana complete imn
Segment, Band. c promptly flUd
Oins repaired by m kilffuf Gin-
wrignt. Aaoresa
O. W. TRCEHE ART, .
ten dosen piece, incidentally men
tioned being tried. Mr.Jipearead
to her from a newspaper: "I be
lieve that nothing would tend so
effectually to gtt rid of tbeae crea
tions of wearineas, and that over
stimulation oT the emotions, aa a
fair ahare of healthy work directed
toward a definite object." Juat
here a can of Royal baking powder
track htm In the abdomen. Fol
lowing this earns a atove lid, three
pancake, a rotten tomato, salt
cellar, bowl or buttermilk, and all
thedouch for Thursday' baking.
It was evident abeeonsidered her
lord a definite object," and the fair
ahare of work directed toward him
waa a little healthier than he would
have desired.
Since the war one of the great
affliction of society haa been the
vast number of gentlemen bearing
military titles. The land since
then haa swarmed with captaius,
majors, colonels, generals.
Brigkam Utt Decline.
CormpMukonof th Krv York Sua.
Salt Lake City, Aug. 8.
It is evident that the personal
influence of Brigham Young over
his followers i waning. Of late
Thai he seems cast down, lie walks
number was almost as great as the
rank and file of the great armies
that "Were in the field during the
continuance of actual hostilities.
Manifestly there waa something
wrong. It waa hard to sea how
there could have been found em
ever swung a pies or starteu a
country graveyard before break
fast with pistol and bowie-knife.
The immense amount of ore mined
at this point tfud in adjoining can
ons will keep trains running lively
when the road is in operation.
There is no doubt that the road
ought to be built; but the ques
tion is whether Johuuy will be
able to raise the necessary fuuds.
about the gardens of the Lion
House and the almost deserted ti
thing establishments in irritable
mood, and between him and some
of his once' trusted leaders there
la welling up a gulf of estrange
ment. Some who have been his
ninvmant for so manv officers of most faithful subject are desert
r., - . ,
whoever beard or one since tne
LcnnlTiiMf. JuItU.
We feel it lucumbent upon us to
give our reader some explanation
I of the rigorous measure which ha
Agent for Daniel Pratt Gin Com-1
pany, no. iv toun street,
myM
MEMPHIS, TKNK.
IMFORTANTtolNSURERS.
A WOBD TO THE WIBE.
The following Is the official Hat
of ALL the Fire Insurance Com
panies authorised by law to tran
sient business In the State of Mis
sissippi :
Planters' insurance company oi
Miss,
Planters Insurance Company of
Memphis, Tenn.
Liverpool and London and Globe.
Franklin of Philadelphia. Pa.
Pheonlx of Brooklyn, New York.
Home or new YorR.
Virginia Fire and Marine of Rich
mond, va. -
Contracts made In this State with
I the Agent or pretended Agents of
Pnhaat immttahloa a aa In ltafcjt wlatlai.
uvaava nvj fs iva uaa w ass use ww v iuw
tkiu of the lawa of tbe State and
absolutely null and void. In case
of loaa the Insured I at the mercy
of the company, and by the deci
sion of tli State and Federal
Courts without remedy.
- B. W. FERGUSON,
may 16. . In. Agent.
Caps atojr Wart.
By tight aqueeslng our fat lady
got into a bathing robe that waa
ready to burst at every step. Lit
tle husband girded about hi body
a woolen garment that fitted like a
ahlrt on a kill-deer. Down they go,
bold as a couple of whales, to tbe
water, but Just at the ocean's edge,
Pany suddenly halted, looked with
we on the furious billows, and
then Into the face of his determin
ed wife. On her countenance were
the worde. "Come on." On hie
trembling llpaablvered the sounds,
"Ob, no I" The specimen of di
minutive husbandry feared to risk
his limited portion of flesh and
bone in the dashing foam. t"You
aball go in," said tbs fat woman.
"1 won't," said skinny, at the asm
time making frantie efforts to tscj
way; down hs goes In sand
aeratohlng wets than a Kilkenny
eat. Down drops th blgwooan
on terrified bones. Taesand flew,
Its kleked, man screamed, yet, Ip
aplte of all, tha mammoth, wife
gathered, her 100 pound of furlou
aweetness In the ar.na, walked
complacently Into "the . blggeat
breakers, and kersouse shf landed
hlnvJiead&remoat Into the aea, arid
aa he popped Hp to the surface
half-strangled, she pressed him to
her bosom, saying, "Now, honey
that's what you came all the way
from Wilmington to enjoy." '
surrender at 'Appomattox? Evi
dently the surrender must have
promoted them togother with all
the privates, for no one can be
found who will answer to anything
less than captain, and tbey are far
less numerous than colonels or
even majors, nun incso com
ments Roundabout wishes to an
nounce the arrival of a title which
had almost become extinct, that of
Deacon. Meeting a friend the
other day, and wishing to make
sure of him, he addressed him as
Colonel. "Sir." said he, "call me
not Colonel ; call me Deacon, for
hare not heard that title for
twenty years."
Good Times amonq the low
ly." Why, you're a now comer,
aren't you T haven't seen you be
fore." we remarked to a lad or
about twelve years as he was giv
ing na a shlde on Tuesday.
"Yes, sir; alnt bin here before,
but took it in this trip lots of
coal here, dr."
" Yas, whore are yotf from?"
"Oh. I'm on my summer trip.
rm from New York always take
a fun out of town in the summer;
done it for, oh, I dunno how long.
Like the country for a while.'!
ff Well, are you having a good
time?"
"Having a good tfmc? you bet
i Chancry District; continues 6
lays In Tunica, 6 In Coahoma, 0
i Bolivar and 12 in Washington:
Monday (5th) January, Tunica
" (12th) " Coahoma
" (10th) " Bolivar
" (28th) " Washington
i Monday, (8th) April, Tunica
" (13th) " Coahoma
ii i
ii
(aoth)
(27th)
Monday (6 th)
I (18th)
" (20th)
(27th)
" Bolivar
".Washington
Tunica
Coahoma
" Bolivar
" Washington
July,
Tkree Letts For Life.
COMPLETE
DubuqM Herald, Anrual IS,
One of the inaet thrilling adven
ture (the moat thrilling lu lte.f,
and probably fatal In' Its results)
which haa ever been experienced
In this land of mlneralthola man
traps, occurred on Bucisy about
one mile West of Asbury chapel
On ButMaymnrnlnif;" James IStns-4
ley, a youth of alxteen years, visit
ing hi Uncle Joseph, about a mile
west of the chapel above mention
ed, rode the horse off to water,
4Bt j ajjjaja ataL I 1 vut lvuo veiv uuira via v w in vers
SlGVO Tin-SisCll ! the house about 8 o'clock
iu tiia uiuruiug. i u noun panaou
Monday (Oth) October, Tunica
V " (13th) " Coahoma
" (20st) "' Bolivar
- (27th) " Waalngton
bhancery Court will be held in
aquena County, 14th Dlatriet,
i 4th Mondays after 4th Mon
rs of January, April, July and
vember.
rhe terms of the Supreme Court
l commence on the Sd Mondays
April and October,
fhe Town Council meets regular
ihe lat Tuesday of each month.
r w
A large and select stock of
HTOYES,
COOKING AND OTHER.
and alt manner of Tin-Ware.
Conor, Tli A Steet-Iroi Worker,
and dealer In
CZiim A C0CZE3 E707Z1
Now on band aud kept by
II. E. WETHEkBEE.
PUMPS OF VARIOUS KINDS.
PARTICULAR attention nald
to all kind of JOS WORK.
Guttering put up In any portioi
of the county. Order execute
promptly, and aatlafaction guaran
teed. Washington Avenue and
MnlberrySt.
an3,'74 GREENVILLE.
business affairs, llo suspects ev
erybody, aud wears a look of ap
prehension and r.rixietr.
Brigbam's last bold experiment
to mauacle his people, the institu
tion of the new ordor of Enoch, a
plan for obtaining the control of
all tbe business operations of the
Mormons, even to the cultivation
of the farms, and the proceeds
thereof, has resulted in a comploto
failure, and it is believed that his
mission, fraught with much good
as well as a great deal of cVil, is
nearly ended. The barbaric prac
tice of polygamy which ho intro
duced into this beautiful valley
twenty-five years ago is suro to be
extirpated by the will cf the peo
ple, under the pressure of public the Press and told him that tbe on
onlnton. and in mnnv respects the i inexactitude which had been
Levant Time. A plain unvarnish
ed history of the circumstances will
suflice to convince them that what
we have doue has only been In tbe
interest of the public, and does not
In any way justify tbe act of the
Press Bureau.
After the publication of the para
graph relating the vixit of Klm'll
Bhcrlf Pacha and his wife to the
British Embassy, the manager of
the Le.vaut Times, in compliance
with an invitation from. the Pre
bureau, waited upon Sadoiiltah Bey
Director of tbe Press, who reques
ted him to Inquire Into the truth
of the paragraph in question, and
if possible to modify or contradict
it. Tbe following day the manager
attain called upon the Director of
religion of the Mormons is under
going changes which will lesseu
the influence and power of Hi lead-
.a i a.
era. There arc otner cause oc-
found In the incriminated article
waa that the visit to- the British
Ainbassy waa paid on Sunday aud
not on Saturday. Tbe Director of
ScBiiiMR Forte, Ministry )
op FoBeiQM Afpars,
July 4,iS74. j
Wherta$, The Levant Time
newspaper, actuated by a feeling of
personal hostility, published in on
of its recent issue ensatknal new
without foundation, with the evi
dent desire of calumniating a high
dignitary oi the Empire even in
hi private life ;
Whrta$, TbS Imperial Govern
ment cannot allow the press to be
come an instrument of personal at
tack blended with the publication
of fulse news. :
The Levant Times is suspended
for two months from this date.
Notification of the present act is
given to Mr. Lnll'un Hanly, respon
sible editor of the above paper.
Tbe Dragoman of the Imperial
Divan, ' MCEin.
The following are the paragraphs
in question : -
Levant Times, JuueS.
On Saturday, Khalil Sherif Pa-
i . t t . 1 1.- i . a m. tM.
Clia, e-iUUIifrui rureign numin,
accompanied by hi wife, the Prin
ces Naall, paid a visit to Sir Hen
ry Elliot, at the British Embassy,
Tbernpia, and remained to lunche
on. The table of the British em
bassy Is tbe first 'that haa bad the
honor to be graced by the presence
of a Turkish lady In company with
the opposite sex, and if the innova
tion haa had or should receive the
sanction of the Valide-Soltan-the
tinreme authority It la one of
which the social importance can
hardltH over-esllmatetl.
PROFESSIONAL.
F. 4L.B. VALLIAMT,
ATT0RNEY8 AT LAW".
GREENVILLE, MISS.
Practk-ein Washmrton and Ia
I iiuena counties, and in the United
llihAlMtlutiit.l iM-kwui n9
ciu& w. cutKL joiia w.sHialn
CL1BKE k SHIELDS,
ATTORNEYS at law
On Walnut street, near the CoorU
House Green ville. Mia.
W. A. UAYCRAFT,
ATTORXEY AT LAWt
Real Estate Agem4,
GREENVILLE,
UIB3
Makes the payment of taxes, redemp
tion, ai ana loosing oi laaaa
speciality.
w. a. raacr. w. o. Taaon
PEHGl & YJSRGER,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
OHttMYILLt, MISS.
W. K. TR1CU. D. M. BuCKHEM
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
OBBKKVTI.I.B. MISS.
Office lu New Bank Building, Main
. street np-staira. .
g W. FEBGUSOh,
WILL PRACTICE in the Coarta
of Tunica, Coahoma, Bolivar,
Washington and hsaoaen Coaaties,
and attuml to the sale, purchase and
leading of plautatiout ana payment oi
Ides tho religious and social the Press, SadouIIali ocy, men sow
changes taking place which throw that he also had obtained what m
"a heap of trouble on the old formation he could In so short a
man's mind." There is a voxo- time, but I was not In a position
tiAtia naftial nroblem to he solv- to contradict our atatemewi; ami
aj. Ten vears aim. when Pros!- he therefore thought It In the Inter-
dcut Yonug, as the faithful call
him, saw that the construction of
a transcontinental railway, system
was inevitable, he concluded to
make the best of what he could
'not prevent, and took contracts to
build some hundreds of miles or
both the Union andCeutral Pacific
railroads. He did U work well,
est of Khalil Bherir Pacha to let
the matter drop. The other pnra-a-rapb,
relative to the letter to the
Chedlv, was not made the subject!
of official complaint. It was oiuy
on Monday afternoon after 4 o'clock,
tiat the .editor received an Intima
tion that he was required $o pro
duce, within a week, proof of the
yeraeity of the two paragraphs be
Uwith a llitlQ laugh). Why my
dinner cost 70 cctfts to-day had a
beef-steak and turmatcrs and a fefyiuglon Mojnon lobor in tne : . 1nserted reittuve to Khalil
rlco ptiddln', aud I've got 86 cents name of the Lord,andlio mouo ghorlf paeha, and a few minutes
yei lTntph!a food time? now thobuslneH prfy. Then h built atterh0i,nd quitted the office of the
you're a shoutinl" r. the Utah Central and lJtanou.in- jJ,reotorof tj,e prega ne wng recall-
He was tha happiest summer era roads, or wiiieji no is now me ed to be Informed that according to
touristwc have seen this jeason, principal owucr. But railroads r08b. lnstrtn'tloiis from thoGrund
and his cash capital was 46 cents, costmoiiot; bond kad to bo sold, vizier he must produce satisfactory
but who can compute bU jatisfac- niidnow, provision has to bo mado proofs of the truth of his assertions
turn over that 'bor-stcar, tur-j for paying the lutcrest ontnoso the following day or his pnper
maters and rlco nuddlu'?w : 1 bonds., Thcro are rumors too, of I should be suppressed. If the editor
Levant Times bad been tne
DOUG STORE.
a. o. nuouiNs. i
IIU0GIN8 A SKINNER
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
6EREK1VILLB, MISS.,
WltL PKACTICB in the United
States Court and tne Supreme
Court of the State, and the Circuit
and Chancery ConrU or Washiagten,
ikilivor aua buniiower eonnues, kn
tteud to cases In the Magistrates
C'aurts. dee 7, 187-tr
kjAGISl RATE'S COURT.
j.F.iiAr.-:i3,J.P.
Mrs. MAOBtiiEB kas Piiayeb.
I happened to call at Mogrudcr's
fhe other morning on my way
down town, aud a I tlicm
well. I eatered the side door with-
was shocked to
trouble in tho co-opcrattvo insti
tution of Zion, or tho " co-op," as
it if called out hero. It is said
that 111 order io strengthen this
great trading establishment it be
came necessary to issue a large
amount of new stock. This was
i.
.lolo In Tfca Well."
rcn
iei
c
Li
TAKE ploasuro In Informing my
friends and the nubile generally,
at I have purchased tne above
Ml-known saloon, wheis my
lends and patrons wui always
iid the finest
IMPORTED
I That can be had in any market.
I H.M.BNOWBERGER.
V.Utt Proprietor,
Vorthington, Buckner&Co
3REENVILLE, MISSISSIPPI.
' Transact Gsuera)
I Collsotlons mads and prooseds
( remitted, on day received
1UY and sell on commios ions all
J ktnds Eansa, Lorip a?1 war
iuU. cJi U, l-.J.
ELI B17TLE3,
siHiVisrt smit ii,
)
; OBIIKVILLE, MISS.
RESPECTFULLY Informs the
' public that he Is prepared tore
pair Watches, Clocks and Jewelry,
In the most perfect manner, guar-
anteema; satujcuon in au caae.
August xt, i87U-q.r
H. SCOTT
WnOUMALB ABB EBTAIt
czz32 crenn.
Ksrra ccrrrATTLT ca hard
a Ana awoitaassitef amey a staple
3.
along until near 4 o'clock In the
afternoon, and James had returned.
HI folk then became uneasy
about him, and set out to look tor
him. After going through the pas
ture for some distance they found
him lying In an unconsclou condi
tion on the brow of a mineral hole,
the back ofhls head cut very badly
They picked him up and conveyed
him home, where In a abort time
hi consciousness returned, and
when he got so he could speak he
related the following strange and
thrilling adventure : "I was along
to the watering-place; while on
the way I heard the report of a gun,
and heard tbe hum of the shot pas
sing very near me; a number of
them I thought struck my horse In
the neck. He darted off at full
peed, growing more frightened, I
thought, every moment. I could
do nothing toward checking him,
apd only managed to keep my seat
He plunged forward and soon came
upon a mineral hole, but cleared It
at a bound, and atlll kept on, leap
ing another in tbe same manner,
and atlll another, but as he cleared
the third shaft everything grew
dark and a strange feeling, a blind
ing sensation came over me, and
LXu a .time how long it was I can
not say this reeling passed away
and I found myself In a dark place,
my horse resting upon my leg, and
both my leg and my head paining
ma badly. X finally became con
scious of what had happened to me
and-mads an effort to get my leg
free, and after a long and painful
trugsle I succeeded. I then asade
up my mini to drag myself out,
ifpomlbl, bat J had grown so weak
I was afraid X could never an It.
out knocking. I
. I distributed in small shares thro
the floor, w . no urs. aiagruucr sat ob TcrritorV and lt vcqlrod
Oil III cucsi, Dim ruiuvieu amung
hi hair as she bumped his head
on the, boards, and scolded him
vigorously. They rom as I came
in, and Magrudcr, as he wiped the
blood from his nose, tried to pre
tend that it was only a Joke. But
Mrs. Magrudcr interrupted him:
"Joke I Joke! I should think not!
I was giving him a dressing down
He wanted to havo family prayers
before breakfast and I was deter
mined to have them afterward,
and as he thrpw tho Bible at mo,
and hit Mary Jane with tho hymn
book, I sonscd down on him II
I can't rulo this house, I'll know
tho reason why. Pick up them
Scriptures and have prayers ! You
hear mo, Magrudcr I It's more
troublo rcirulatinir the piety of
this family than running a saw
mill. Mary Jane, give your pa
that hymn-book."
of the
soverlgn of tho country it would
not have been possible for him to
have compiled with the demand,
.is he could not compel tho attend
ance the necessary witnesses to
the facts he had immited.-niii
was duly explained to the director
of the press by the editor of tho Le-
. . . M- . ..1.1 ,H ......
j ,. i..Jnn vant 'limes. ve must au.iu.uu.
agoouueaiui .a.v.u, . 1,ifltlon that a week after
the faithful to come to the rescue reUtinir the vgtt to
of the "big eye" by investing " ti...ditor
their cash in this description of
stocks. To add to the annoyance
of Brigham, his rebellious wife
A. 1. JrlNLuVY U CO.
ItBALKUS IB
; DRUGS
, . f AND
loicimiD,
Perfumery, toilet soaps,
Paints, Oils, Byes, Cllass.
ALSO. , , ,
SODA AND MINER AX I
f WATERS
On Draught and In Bottles.
Cornet Wa-hhiirton Avenue and
Mulborrv streets,
Fob ft- 09. QREENVILLR.
first
BEOULAB TEBMB
am Third la
Office open from t A. M. to 6. p.
M. dally apr.4, 1874.
r. A. MOMTOOMIBV.
a. . nooaa.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
9
Rivbbtob, Bolivar county, Kiss.
D.
T. STORE,
DENTIOT,
WASHINGTON. AVENUJ5,
the British Embassy, the editor
had the honor of conversing with
the ' Grand Vizier, who himself
turned the conversation on the
seemed to remember ttat X reach-
PUELD - ; at mwm-1 tha 1-7 of too t-' krt e 1 1
I to aallejJI esnaia. m taBif.:TCtt," -
laaCsatngajpan, Udtjrarry r jil. r
. Iff wet ir s tt t' It-
nevmeanenp u inBav I wkssa Ury iI fuJ 1 1. 1. - i ci
East s Tjia str?-s u 1 ' u
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The following conversation is re
ported to us aa having occurred be
tween two , darkles, who were re
cently discussing the collapse of
the Freedman's Bank :
"Busted 1" exclaimed an old be
wildered darky, who had placed
some shine in the Institution, "you
don'tgwan' tole me dat Freedman's
Bank busted?"
"Yes; its gone up?"
"Done, clear gone?"
"Yes."
Evidently the old man couldn't
Understand It He 'mused deeply
and sadly, and with a last sorrow
ful look . Into the open but vacant
room, turnca away, MMittering aa
he went) .
"Dat's what makes me always
'splse a bank)." Macon (Ga.) Tele
grapn
Bore Is a vary good story that
Rev. Dr. Adams tells of himseir.
A lady parishoaer ones remarked
to- him tlat his sermons were a
Ut'.le taw tors. "Dotft yea think
to, nr. Ada ata if Jst
Kills ? Al, r;s4 22 f seiJ
Ann Eliza has returned from a lec
turing tour in the East, and the
other nlirht. in the Liberal Insti
tute building, she related hor ex
perience In Young's harem to a
crowded audience. This harrow
ed an his feelings. Her desertion
he did not mind so much, as ho
had eighteen wives loft after Ann
Eliza forsook him.
brioham'b sons. ,
But although Brigham seems to
be nearly worn out by ago and
care, ho has sons in harness who
are doing hoavy work, thoroby
lightening tho old mau's labors.
Joseph A., the eldest, is a young
man of much executive ability,
therein resembling his father. Ho
Is the Gcncrnllisslmo of tho Saints
in the Southern part of Utah.
Qts headquarters aro at St. Georgo
where a temple is now building.
Brigham, Jr., is preaching tho
Mormon gospel to the saints thro7
tho forty settlements. John W.,
the younger, Is a bishop, and Pres
ident of a diocese in tho northern
part of the Territory, but he does touched upon the private life of
not preach much, giving tho most Khalil Sherif Pacha so far as to re-
of his time to speculation. John- cord wliat, from a European point
ny, bs hd is commonly called, is a of veW) wa may be allowed to re-
fine-looking Dan Rice sort of a gardes a sign of progress, Thede-
youug man. He has been consid- Cree says alao that the government
erably married, but at the present cannot permit tbe publication of
time has only one spouse, as bis false news nouvellct aontrouvee'
first aud second wives wore given This doe not apply to the Levant
divorces at their own request, and Times as tli news complained of
supporting themselves haa not only not been oonwauiuwu
but when tne quomron
the Director of the Press whether
he would authorise it contradic
tion be refused to do so, and prefer
red, as we have stated above, to let
itpaas. k
It 1 a met not unworthy of being
question ot Khalil Paoha's wifo's
visit to tho British Embassy, but
did not In any way express his dis
approval of what we had publish
ed. We were not a little astonish
ed at being called upon, some five
weeks after the publication of the
article complained of, and after the
question had been officially shel
ved, to produce proofs, within an
impossibly short space of time, of
the veracity of what we had ad
vanced. If on oction had been
brought against us, as should have
been the case if Justice were desired,
it is most probabfe that we should
have beeii able to prove what we
asserted. The decree of suspension
accuses the Levant Times of being
actuated by a sentiment of person
al hostility to whom It does not
say and accuses us also of having
nublished sensational news with
the evident intention of calumina
ting a high dignitary of the empire.
We were not aware that it was a
calumny to say that an ex-Mlnlster
of Foreign Affairs had lunched with
the British Ambassador. We only
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GEEENVILLE,MiSS.
Jannar- 7,1871-3m '
Dr.N C Skinner,
OPFERB HIS
PG!
TO THE '
Citiiexis of OrMiiTills
AHD THE
Oovntsr at Lorro.
-:o:-
Office at his dwelling on Main
Street. may 23,1874.
Jr. We WILSOIT,
novzz,czan
e a g
S rHi Z 5''
9 o .--Ste
B3 S.
ke."l von Ca't I'.U tie ThU railway Is much needed, at
are now
and children with thofr own in
dustry. The present wife of Joba
ny is a beautiful and accomplished
lady from Philadelphia.
John W. it now engaged in pro
moting the construction of anar-row-gauge
railroad to run from
t:s city to Floohe, three hunsrea 1 noted that this Is Cue ssa suepeu-
away in Escaast Ksviia. i.'ca tie Levaxf T.-ta Ism sr-srl-
enel la .2 year ess a year
t-i tttvfr rt r?r"ir
C. H. BURT,
MAOII1NH9T
. : ' AND
DOILEtl MAKER
OBBEf VIW.E, MISS. t
NOW offers his services to the
planters of Washington and
adjoining counties In repairing
boilers and plantation machinery.
KaTKor auy information apply to
him or to Dovia Buckner at Worth
lugtoii, Buckner A Co. Bankers,
GREENVILLE, MISS.
may 80-4&. ;
scs sea
Having1 received my ICE barge
I am now prepared to fill orders for
both from Grc:"
' 1 1
;cJrcatlJ
ir
-3,
I AND
iBuccy Paintor.
Paints, Oil Tot Sale.
I HAVE opened a shop especially
for Buggy and Carriage Painting
and hope to receive, the patronage of
the pifblie. tyShop ot N. D. John
son's Warehouse on- Mulberry St.,
may 23 4a. OREENVIIyLE, Misa.
ARTHUR o'co:h:c.i,
FASHIONABLE
boot nAnrn.
SBOF ON
MTJLBSRRY 8TrT,
Greenville, . - IZ l
June 6, 1874-n44y" ""
james pehux'i
PAPEU IIAUGHT5
AND
GLAZIEB;
Walnut Street, below Ce,
Avenue, GrccnvJllo, Miss.
mh 14-74-tf.
Liv
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AND
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THE andefr,Bed ker t e?ax?a
to the pabio. that ar
ken charge of IW
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ON WAISZIItC. ... .
Bast of at. J; ...M.. 1
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