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JULES JAREDsS
email De PARIS. y
The New Beautifier of the Skin.

Testimonials from Celebrated Ladies':
rhi. Of b-au,,sns the akin being known only
Me.sn. Jared Rene, they hosorsbly ss.ss that I,
differs from all other preparations II gives the most
ha.h and fecklsd skin both the texture and color Of
polished ivory removing oil diseoloratons ~hethsr a
psarpg frechies tan, morphsw. moth, blsckworm
spsck especially successful In smoothing out the
narks len BY the SMALL rex.
Tho agents Of sEEnsil de psrh' most confidently
submit to the public tbs eDdosmsnts Of such
distng nishsd ladies ~
Signora Ristori, Mile Felici,a vestvali, Miss
Maggie Mitchell, Mrs. D.. p Bowers, Luz
ellie Western, Mdm' Ponisi Mrs- Emma
Waller, Lucy Rushton, Monte De
Marguerit,es, Miss Agnes Perry,
AMI many Others whose high standing In The profssson
gives the stamp 10 thar Intelligent and
genuine approval.
The Beautiful Lociils Western ssyc
81 and that the Email produces all The briapey Of
tase Of total IL really sdds TO the softnes
aud beauty Of the skin"
The " gnincent vestvaii says rzzs
II have suffered 70 uch from the various White To-
nee. tina, consider 1t perfect bensfsc.ion 10 mi
preparation which erss the necessary whitsness the
skin and leaves the skin cool and smooth
Miss Maggie Mitchell sayG
II have tried the skin besatAes .LEmal do Psyia,
and that iostsnt1y iwparts natural bloom and
freshness 10 the complexion"
Jsreds Email de Paris IL used ~ delicate beautner
or the akin for Theatre Saloon Bail Room by the most
refined and scrupuou- ladies' predicting all the besut
yDg rouge and y~hite, withcu. hei, vulgar
g,sr. or injury to the skin.
Sold by all hrstlsss Druxgists Performers and Ladies'
Hair Dressers
South Tenth street, and Johnston, Holloway covden
L. Isabe.n, s22 Broadway; DemAs Barnes Co., and
clwelis Co., New York, and Kueene Joufn III
Philadelphia. Agents.
JARED RENE General Agents and Importers, N. Y.
hec1 ON. eoi4thp
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chicago marriott.
By 7slsuspA.] lSAs' =. -
proyiuaous-Nos nsch soinE DasAsrs - snee
fr,e,v. :, they ass snsAgsd hlliag naassag esass
~, ~ sur caeA b nsalnal; ~ 8oD =. - -
- 4 III. hisAsst ssosaatos fce Sssssys asssss
tion, last - days in January
La,d-Ne1lsstsd and Aontnai
orss Neees-Hsxn In bsttss rsqssss sd hsnsT
40 frou drssssd end saansAtsrsA hogs 49,.
Dressed Hoe-r.lrly sctivs, god shipping ans PACE
IN. demand sass Il % sOos ~ elosng arm u = 10
. for good averages.
wAsas-l11e9e Aighsr; No sprisg se'A = 49, y
No sizing u ssDi $50 rveessA y s9oa =. sasaeg
us.sd, and arm 1t q SOL ~.
Coys-Hssisctsd and dull; 10 II y; rsbeass1 ~
o~t,-sssaay and quiet 1t So14oA.
Rye-Yes,er; saies at so00oH iof No ! In stors.
Barley-Inactivs; 3osc lower No In ssose sod y ~
rs5sstsd q -.
s,an-Bstter supply; ceiling Al iSe on track
pour-rhers Il fair Inquiry FOR lower grades; mar
| let rulss steady.
OcGss-fs dsciins In gold has csssed IN sasisf 49,
Ing In H. market; reduction Of i,<e. ko. so1noa =
sair ssloa5S: good ee1% 81; pras lot oheses NE
EN,.
Quiss, and 10 sose respects SHADE oysr; oubs
sou1.ea 70 ~ ll31or1k ssod - psine l2Hola, fos
70 naeo, go - shoscs lakos5N No. York sssshst
| and powdered lss<olsl6 =. r. white eofss iss4o
\ lsh Do f43<olE Do No l lsoisk; nj. He;
Il lgxela7<; \. Z. extra O l41folN.
Il csssle-Bsa . soos - ssossl sfsAs = 100 =
Il Aoss-e6 leoS No.
II Dhssp-es 2So4 Is.
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New York Dry deeds Harriet.
~ Telesraph.l NEW fosk, Dse H.
ny Goodsars quiet with softsnssG tendency in prt
- The los prices Of Geld and Cotton, Nth the seru-
uation Of Goods, Notwithstanding the nssf approach
ofprespsctve Spring basinsss, has depressing effect
the market Large ios Of goods could b. pufcAass1
lower to-day than many months bssor~. Light bssi-
nsss In DslAines aad Tianas1. In Baaksts AID Lin
says there some demand. Less change in the prices
Of other vooleua,
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UNION HousE.-To our travelling friends
and others, who stop at Monroe, we would
commend the Union House, Of which W. W..
Burris is the gentlemanly proprietor. Here
you win be well entertained and provided
for. Call and see him.
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new err A0&RoSs
=. r.a..v.,hl NEW Yoax, Dec n.
posr-1se.ps soos bb,s; loo bsttsr = sooio % sos
s,psr western; . ssDil 10 sonmos 70 medium extra
western; III eeDls 50 choice 20; Hlo1a = shipping
br.sds extra n 0, sl2 lsol3 " trsasSrapAs
WhAky-Quiet.
WAsa.-Rsesipts 2ie1 bush; y - for no hilvss-
ks<, u 10 for mixed Milwaukee
kJs-osise.
Barlsy-Dull. -
oors-Beeesyh 3see bush; dull; u i2ol u mixed
western 10 stsss u ~ do snoat u u white Southern
osss-Duli receipts $50 bush; Chicago and Aiivsn-
Res e71<
Pstrolsum-pult; 1919 far crude.
psrk-sismer, SIS s2oW Il for old esas eicsisg =
h IL oa.h. 80 19o - new nssx si7of7 50 prize.
Bssf-Dusl and heavy, sl11l9 " nsv pssln nssE ~
new extra
| Best Hams-urnsr; eso6S.
1 Gu. Msats-Dull and heavy; solo for shoulders 10
l2,< for hams.
Bscoo-Quisf end poninai.
/ Dressed noss-virmes, sslss at iHss for Western.
LArd-Duli; 1lol2k.
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OuR CARRIER was the recipient on Christ
mas day of we'll written Carrier Ad-
dress " from the pen Of Keokuk lady, who
Is well known here, and wherever the lead,
ing magazines of the country are circulated
rs az authoress Of 6ne ability.
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CRY subscribers will be kind enough to
settle up when called upon BY the collector.
The old year is rapidly drawing to close,
and it is necessary to have all outstanding
subscriptions settled before the commence
ment of the New Year.
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SELLING Orr DRY GooDs AT Cosr-Phillips
i Kerr will offer their entire stock Of winter
goods at cost and less for the next thirty DAYS
Go early, as now is the time to secure bar.
Hains. dec2l-St
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BuRKIrT & Co. will sell at retail, at cost,
mems seal, otter, and beaverfur caps; ladies
Itch, rat, and coney furs Indies beaver
trimmed hoods and scarfs undershirts and
drawers. decIS-10t
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The remains of Gen. Curtis left Council
Bluffs yesterday morning, BY way Of Du-
buque and Chicago, and may reach here by
the Eastern train 10 morrow afternoon.
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A LOT of fine hats for one dollar each, ct
Charles Highlands second hand store, Eighth
street. Come and see them. dec28-2e
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PEasoykL.-We notice on our streets the
genial sfphizn Of our friend vASDEcRITr,
who has just returned from tho pineries Of
Wisconsin.
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wASTRp-A few good knitters, to finish of
stockings, corner of Fourth and Blondeau
sheets. (st) C. Il. RWRsoS.
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RECEIVED call yesterday from Mr.. CAR
MON, one of the craft, just from Edinburgh,
Scotland, who comes to make home in this
Hawkeye county.
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JOHN GEoseE RYAN is the name of the
1ellow who edits the Indicator q, Pine Bluffs,
Arkansas. He gives the following - . spec
linen brick to gain patronage and support Of
the reconstructed rebels Of the South:
81 an, no, inclined TO BE- an ASSASSIN, bat,
If to destroy tyrant is assassination, then |
would destroy the ynnt A il has been
proved, President Lincoln vas ths sleetsd
bead and voluntary ssrsant ef ~ nadisals,
who purposed the destructioa Of ~ 6oath,
and, in : measure, succeeded in their hsllisk
designs. vas opposed to, asd fousht
against Lincoln and his tyraaln, and ever will.
Whsh the news Of his deaaA reacAsl ne, l
rejoicsd; When learned that nan vho
mover identified himself With The Confedsrses
canse, struck the tyrant blow, thaaksd God
thas be had selected N isstransnt, fion %
hsaRt Of raaicaiism, right undsr - tyrnnt's
gsns, 70 deprive Aaee;sA q 8 no1insI tool.
And wksn laid down NJ aens, 80 s
bloody struggle ~ iadtpss7snee, tkaaksd
Cd fion IL fallnsas of NJ heert 80
AhsaAan Lseoln did nos hive - mock our
nissgy.".
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ATTENTION, Sir Observation-Disclosures of
Damascus Commandery No. 8, you are here.
by summoned to be at your Hall this even
ing at o'clock. Per order Of the Eminent
Commander. j. II. BARKER, Recorder.
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BLASKErs.-73 to 81 pounds Fine Wool
Bleathed Blankets, for sale low by J. NJ.
Gelatt, 1913 Main street. ldl9-n
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A CAR LOAD OF Crazy PEopLE-We are
informed BY Mark Miller, Editor Of the
Homestead, that car load Of the inmates of
the Asylum at Mt. Pleasant, was to leave
yesterday for Minnesota, under charge of his
brother, Or. Luke Miller. Minnesota, not
having any asylum of her own, has had her
insane people cared for 1t our State institu-
ton, where they have been accumulating for
two or three years until the number has be-
come quite large. Our sister State is now
prepared to care for them at home, and sends
: car fitted up expressly for them. One car
load Of the unfortunates, together with . suf.
6eisnt number Of the employees Of the insti.
tuition, was to leave yesterday. After seeing
them safely in their new quarters, DR.. Miller
will return with the car for the remainder.
The Asylum in Minnesota which has lust
been made ready for them il located at st.
Peter. The employees whom the Doctor
takes with him, are to assist him on the way,
and aid 10 putting into oper .tion the new in
stitntion. DIS Noises Register.
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Fos REYr.-One-half Of double tene-
nent house, on Sixth street, on the corner
OF the alley between Concert and High. En-
quire on the premises. dit
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CITY NEWS.

Col. SHELDON returned to sanctorial head
quarters yesterday:
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A gentleman from an interior town provi-
ded himself with fine robe of badger skins
yesterday, and stepped into Vencill, Jones L
Co., and upon seeing their splendid English
Plush Robes, expressed great regret that he
had bought before seeing them.
MoHAL-Best call at vencill, Jones b Co. .
before you buy.
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saw YeYk Money Aarkst.
~ rsiesraph.l Nlw foak. Dec. y.
Money 10 stsAdy at %! pes cent.
etvIing- Quiet 1t lveDloslz-
Gosd-EAslsr. opening al 1914: closing At lsaA
Govsrnmsas stocks dull.
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By telegraph NV Yonx. Dec n
Stocks II the last board Gold 1875 Money per
ssn, Erie es5k G le7Mi Mss751; c li7,< Toledo
la; W w do pfd so5t ~ " 1857
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- . nessiae Of Danassas Coanasdssy
81 KaiGnh Tsuplar, hsldsn Thszsday
.ise, Dse. 15tA, 1sss, ~ SbIlsving pss>
Shls ~ tssplsions were unnninoosly
o1sgg6a:
WnsaaAs, nhs plsassd AlaightY Cd, II
l3evsoo neogf1ouoo, % fo0ovo fto0 ens
1i2n 49, 0onGgal Saanel r 0o1sia -
1870 - - fisD1- snx -
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MAsoNrc.-There will be q special commu
nication Of Eagle and Hardin Lodges, A. +.
4 A. NJ, this evening at o'clockr Owing
to business of Importance, the attendance Of
oil Master Masons in good standing is re-
quested. By order of
P. r. Surros,
w. NJ. Hardin Lodge.
Fl. W. RorHERr,
W. NJ. Eagle Lodge,
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DKpIcAr1ox Az aoxE.--Ths new Baptist
Church which has .-en built during the past
season q Rome, he..g now about completed,
ID to be dedicate.is the vorship Of God on
ThursdAy, Jan. 10Ih, 1867. Bro. 9. ]. John
son Of Burlington Is vxpectsd to preach the
dedicasion sermon Revs. Childs Of Oska>
loosa, DARBY Of Fairfield, Pickett and Gunn
OF Nj. Pleasant, MISSIONER Of Keokuk. and
other clergyman are expected TO Be prsssnt
end y psssicpase ia the exercise Of the oc-
easica.. Arrangements have bee. made "a
return n persons free, who pay fall fars in
eoing On the Des Noines Valley md Duriing
Ion Z Missouri River Railroads. Its hoped
that many from keoh1k and vicinity VII
avail themselves of the opportunity 70 aatsnd
II shouse il neat, subsaasaiAl strsctsrs
snddoes great credit to The siisps Of h
plaes, and especially to Mis- q. Dsard
ShsosEh whose efforts The noaav - ~
- ~ h erection.
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j. NJ. DIXON, of the Register, with hia
family, is at the Deming House, en- route for
Cincinnati, where he will make one further
6nAl effort fer the restoration of his sight.
he il now almost completely blind. His
condition Is painfully sad one. We sin
cerely hope that he win be successful in the
object Of his trip; and that Iowa journalism
il not % loSe the genial creations Of the per
of the gifasd and nov greatly afflicted J. n
Dixon.
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R.eev<sen u the Rsnaans - Gen. Curtis.

Reception u the Remains u Gen. cer''s'
A large number 4 slsiasns met at 10
o'clock = m. ysstseday, il shs Office Of Gen.
Belknap, to confer With reference to the re-
ceptiun Of the body Of Gen. Curtis and his
burial. Gen. Fl. 7. Reid was called to the
Chair, and s. NJ. Clark made Secretary.
Gen. Reid sanounced theAath of General
Curtis, and the object in mseeiug. Alter :
general in4ssshange Of views, the following
Conpiapse If Arrangements, with General
Rec DkGrsan, was sppointsd On motion Of
g. 1aenas, VIZ: Gen. H. T. Reid, Gen.
~ aaN, Dr.. J. c. Hughes, Col. S. u.
AfslIst, Ben. ". W. Belknap, Smith Hamill,
ESQ.,, and Col. J. W. Rankin.
Gen. Reid notified the committee To- NEE;
at p. M, at Gen. Belkaap's Office.
On motion adjourned.
H.T. REID, Chairman.
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SvEKr Opopoaaxl Il he svsetsst extract
made. Superssdes Ill othss. Try i oacs;
win use 70 otAsr.
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CHRISTMAS GIFTS !!

4 rms PaOroaRAPH ALBUn 50 v3cturss. M
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NUMBER 49.


the levying Of the county and special tax Of
Smith county. Referred TO the Committee
on Propositions and Grievances
Mr Webb, from the Judiciary COMMITTEES.
reported adversely 20 the bill to amend an
act for the relief Of the late reporter of the
High Court OF Errors and Appeals, approved
Dee 3, 1856 Bill lost ~ .i
Mr. Milton presented the petition OF John
Nanhoozef Of lalobusha county. Referred
30 the Committee on Corporations m
Mr.. Seal introduced q bill 70 remove the
distractions from Pearl river. Referred to
the Committee on Ways aud Means
Mr.. Lyles moved a reconsideration Of tho
vote by which the House on The 10Th inst.
passed the bill TO incorporate the Summit
Hotel Company, which was referred to tho
Committee on Corporations
Mr. Bcauchamp from the Judiciary Com
mittee, reported favorably 10 the bfIf 10 re.
ducc the bond of the Circuit Clerk Of Yal0-
busha county aud for other purposes, and of.
ter some amendments were adopted 20 the
bill, II was passed as amended.
Mr.. LOWS, from the Committee on CorpO-
rations, recommended that the bill I" for the
relief Of the railroads OF this State, and their
creditors" ho referred TO the Committee ON
Internal improvements. Agreed TO.
Mr.. Lewis, from the same committee, re-
ported favorably, with an amendment, TO
the bill "to incorporate the Wilkinson Coun-
~ Savings Institution"
Pending the further consideration Of the
bill, the House adjourned until tomorrow
at o'clock.
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Proceedings Of the Legislature
SENATE.
NIGHT SESSION

SATURDAY, Oct %, 1880,
Senate met pursuant 10 adjournment
The motion Of Mr. Lyles 20 lay on the IA.
hle the act 10 secure payment Of costa on
appeals pending before the Senate previous
70 going into Joint convention. or ad.
lonrnment, was taken up. The motion to
lay on the table prevailed by the following
vote;
Yeas--Mr President, Messrs. Brown, Cain,
Lyle, Lyles, Martin, McCargn, Robinson,
Taylor,i Wisdom aud woltt--ll
Nays-MesSrs Brooke, Hooker, Lowry,
hcsely, Napier, stephens, SWEET and Wilson
-S
Mr. Tayler introduced bill 20 incorporate
the Chewala and Tippah Bridge Company,
which was passed. H.
Mr., Taylor introduced a bill 10 revive an
act 60 insure che collection Of Jury tax fee,
&c, approved, hehruary gath. lel4
On motion Of Mr.. Taylor the bill WIS laid
on the table, aud 100 copies ordered 10 be
printed, and made the special order for ten
o'clock, Monday, the goth inst
MIR. McCaTgo, from a select committee "a
whom was referred House bill. TO provide for
the amount dine by certain
counties, ON account of levees, reported the
same back TO the Senate and recommended
'aid bill be laid ON the table, ~ be called up
It the January session of this Legislature
On motion of Mr.. Taylor the Senate ad.
ourned until o'clock, Monday morning
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.JacobinIsIn OF The RndicnI..

Mr.. shellabuger. Radical Congressman
from Ohio made a speech recently in which
he exceeded in the virulenee Of his denun.
citation. all his associates, even Butler and
Brownlow.
He threatens the President with the axe
in the following style:
And let II be understood "by alf whom il
may concern" that Tuesdays elections
meant that whilst this nation has a mantle
TOR fault ofinangnration day. and Lethe
Tor him who merely Outrages all the pro
pIieties Of Official station and Of private
life, and presumes 20 touch the sacred
life Of the governments, fhis nafioH has an are.
And let me in All calmness and charity say
TO the President that Tuesdays electioDs
signify that should one step be taken % put
into execution that threat that the Con-
gress is 20 be ignored. hsa spee.iilg, rsienf-
iessly, o. his o6oiai had, aai aEe niu faH
And then bad President viii be renlem
bered as eminent only as 4 national
honor.
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The President Of the Selma, and the
N. Z. d. s. w. Railroads, we're in con
clave for two days this week in this
city, over the difficulty which has long
been pending about the section of the
road, from Meridian, to York Station,
in possession of the Selma, but the prop
erty Of the ~ Z. q. s. w. Company.
The result Of the conference, we under
stand, was, an agreement upon terms
Of settlement Of all disputed points,
which agreement was put in writing
and signed by the respective parties,
and needs only 70 be ratified by the
respective Boards of Directors to a
final settlement Of the vexed questions.
Dir. Jemison having overcome this
difficulty, hopes TO begin to put the
affairs Of his company IN a shape TO re-
sumo work The city of Meridian will
be asked to lend helping hand at the
proper time, and II must not be with
held.-Meridian Messenger, Oct "a.
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The British Government is now put,
ting. out feelers in their various organs
showing their disposition in the Alaba-
ma matter. From these it appears they
are willing to submit the claims to ar
bitratiOn or to a board Of national
commissioners. Our Government will
accept no arrangement Of this sort,
bat viii insist on a prompt and full
payment Of the claims. This IL our
ultimatum as contained in the insfrue-
tons under which Mr.. Adams Is now
acting.
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I.aws Of ,he state Of SII--Is-ippi.
Public Acts. Called Session. isoe
(BY AUTHORITY


Sec. ]. Be 10 enacted by tho Leg.
islature ofthe State of Mississippi That the
assessment Of lands In this State. made by
the assessors thereof under and By virtue OF
an act entitled "an act supplemental to an
net providing for the valuation and Assess.
ment of lands inI this State, approved DE.
eember 9Th, 1865" be and the samo is hereby
legaliaed, ns though the books had been de.
hYered 10 thoAuditor of Public Accounta
by tho FIRST day Of October, 1865, al requir
ed by said act and that the Auditor of
Public Accounts bs authorized to receive
said land assessments, and make the same
allowance Therefor "a though tho books
had been completed and delivered at the
time required by law Provided, that the
assessor be required toeomplete and deliver
the books by the 18th day ofNovember. 1896
Sec. 2. BE II further enacted, That this
act take effect and be In force from aud after
its passage. ff#
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MONDAY, OCT. -, 3 O'CLOCK Pm
Senate met puosuant 70 adjournment
On motion, the Senate took mp fhe special
order. to-wit the Bill and arnandnanfa 70
amend the County Court Law.
Mr.. LovTy offered q substitute. Laid on
the table,
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Approved October 23d, 1856.
An Act 70 authorI.e b ! pale Of !

An Act TO authorise Oh sale Of Reports of
Decisions Of High Court of Errors and
Appeals.
Section l. BE 10 enacted by the Legisla.
tnre OF the State Of Mississippi, That the
Secretary Of State be, and he Is hereby an.
thorized TO sell any copies Of the Roports of
the Decisions Of the High Court Of Errors
and Appeals Of this State. provided, That
my complete sets Of said Reports shall FIRST
be set aside and recorded a. now provided
py law that tho price shall be Ave dollars
per volume Ia United States currency and
that All monies arising from said sale shall
be paid into the State Treasury
Sec, =. DO 10 further enacted, That this
act shall take effect aud be In force, from and
lfter its passage.
Approved October "a 1866.
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AN ACT to legaliso the assessment Roll. Of

AN ACT 70 legalizc the assessment Rolls of
1866.
sEcTfoS ]. Do Il enacted by the Legisla-
tufe OF the State Of Mississippi That no as.
sessment Roll Of property assessed IN 1866.
shall be held and deemed Illegal and Invalid
by reason Of any irfegnlarity OF delay In the
manner or time Of making out, examining.
certifying and returning the same, but ali
such assessment Rolls, shall be and n ey ara
hereby legalized and declared TO be a. valid
~ all respects as " the law under which the
assessments were made had leen strictly
complied with.
sEc.2 Bc u further enacted, That this
aet take effect aud be in force from and aiisr
its passage.
Approved October 22nd. IsGs.