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SIXTY-NINTH DAY.
SENATE.
SATURDAY. March 25th, 1871.
OF BILLS.

INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
An act to remove The civil disabilities OF
Franklin and Benjamin Parker.
A bill to be entitled an act to abolish the
Boards of School Directors in the 10Th and
9th Judiciary Districts.
BILLS PASSED,
An act for the benefit of the State Lunatic
Asylum.
II. j. Res, 8, in relation to Federal troops
20 enforce the laws.
The resolution was adopted by the follow
ing vote.
President voting in the affirmative.
Yeas Messrs. Abbott, Caldwell, Gibbs,
Gray, Gleed, Morgan, Mygatt, Rushing,
Stringer and Williams-10.
Nays-Messrs. Ballard, Bennett. Castle,
Dowd, Duncan, Gartman, Lyles, Millsaps,
seal and Watts-10.
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DY virtue Of a decree Of the Chaneery
ID Court Of the Second District Of hindi
county, Mississippi, made al the februaIy
term, 1871, thereof the undersigned admins
traitor Of the estate Of John s. smith, dece9se9
win on Saturday, the 18th OF Aprlll 49, ~
cribed in the cityof Jackson, expose Tor safe
A. PubIic Auction 70 the highest bidder, TOT
cash. the following described property, to-wlt
a. - north-west corner Of said two acre lot
snd runnine South on the west boundary q
~aid ia one-fourth Of the length therof
thence eastwardly eighty feet; thence north-
wardly Ia aparallel line with the east ooeha@.
- A. he street; thence westward eighty feet
10 the beginning; together with the tenementa
situated thereon. ,.-,sr.,
marl4-4w Administrator.
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ave trust our friends of the Press are
making arrangements to attend the next
Convention of the Press Association at Win
ona. Nav 8, 1871. We must have rousing
Convention this year.
VIII not our friends on the Mobile and
Ohio Road become interested in the matter ?
We hope to see many OF them at the Conven-
ton. They have been rather remiss in past
years.-Holly Springs Reporter.
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sAS. JAMES LoNGsTREEr is In our
y. -au was yesterday by resolution invi-
.'u'n the bar of the House of Repre-
IVES This eQuivical honor was paid
tue man who as Il. E. Lees Lieuten-
Ou the orunt of the battle at Malvern
Chancellorsvil1e, and Fredericks-
@uu gettysburg, and Cold Harbor
wilderness, and Spottsilvania
u0use' but to the man that afterwards
~ useif to the prosecutors and plum
tue soldiers he had led in battle
1 Ofs TO the gallant Confederate Gem
10 the Radical politician, all hail 4
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Bret Harte, the popular American
poet, has been engaged to write exclusive
ly for the house of James r. Osgood &
Co., of Boston 1t is understood that
Mr.. Harte's future productions will have
their first appearance mainly in the pages
of Every Saturday, and of the Atlantic
Monthly.
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TO Road Over~eers.

All and every Road Overseer in Kinds
county is hereby notified to report to the
Supervisor of his District before the first
Monday of May ensuing. The report should
embrace the number of hands worked and
the places on which they i've or are employ
ed /; also, the condition of the road; and
also, a proper person for Overseer for the
ensuing year. By order of the Board of
SUPERVISORS.
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eE- q, 900 Reward win be paid by the
proprietor Of DR.. Pierce,s Alt. Ext. or Col
den Medical Discovery for =. medicine that
will equal in curing all the diseases for
which it is recommended. In the cure OF
severe and lingering Coughs, Bronehitis
and diseases Of the lungs it Is without an
equal. Sold by all druggists. @r
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LYE HoMISY.-To one gallon of She'll
corn, add one pint of strong I've, Cor one
quart strong ashes, if you have no lye,
and sufficient water to boil. Boil until
the hull becomes loose, then wash
thoroughly; put on and boil few min
utes, then pour off the I've water and add
fresh water. Boil now until thoroughly
done, and you will have "lye hominy'
good enough for any one.
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The employees of the ". Il NJ. r. r. last
1onal to their popular Superintendent,
COL Z. RawOrth, the testimonial consist
gOf silver salver, goblets. water-cooler,
nd magnificent gold watch and chain, all
on the well-known jewelry establishment
H. A. Tyler, Canal street, New Orleans.
@ B. Small, the popular Superintendent
aihe Southern Express, presented the tes-
'nonial in behalf of the employees A
anc time was had, champagne and other
'od things were abundant. the press,
eegraph, banks, and mercantile public
sFe well represented and appropriate
St' were given and responded to by the
a0us representatives.
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/ DY MC3481 "@NMGE@M NAG AMM8AH@
Gov. AIcOrn.
Ames was awarded the floor, upon the
condition OF the South. He said that one
half the sufferings Of the people of the
South had not been told and attributed the
cause of Sd much disorder to the enfran-
chisement of the colored element and their
daring 70 contend for the political suprema-
cy with their 1ellcw-citizens. The theory
that the minority had control in the South
population had majority Of &c 200, and
their sympathies were all with the Repub-
lican party. IL had been said on that door
that the army had been used 10 intimidate
citizens and 70 prevent the free expression
OF the popular will at the polls, He denied
that there were any foundations for such
statements, except that the soldiers, acting
under the direction of white men, had, at
times, driven colored voters from the polls.
As contrast TO the unforgiving spirit OF
slavery and rebellion still ram pant in the
South, be had read by the Secretary the res
oIution passed by the Republican LegisIa-
ture of Mississippi, asking Congress To re-
move the political disabilities from all the
people of that State. Yet the very mem
beers who passed these resolutions had been
compelled TO petition the government for
protection. The most fearful ontrages were
Of daily occurrence ia that State. He then
referred to the recent dispatch from Gov.
Alcorn, OF Mississippi, TO the effect that the
any disorders which may prevail. and also
10 Gov. Alcorn's proclamation in December,
1870, against tine ku Klux Khan. The Leg
isl4ture had appropriated $4,000 TO aid in
the arrest and conviction of Ku Klux associ-
arions. Gov. Alcorn had drawn every cent
OF this money. Yet he (Ames1 had not
heard OF one Ku kIux being arrested. He
was in the constant receipt of letters from
Mississippi, detailing wholesale Ourrages
upon the unionisLs by the rebels. The tele-
graphic report of the riot at Meridian was
untrue, as the judge who was shot was a re-
publican; aud il WAS prepOsterous to say
that the coloTed men would shoot their
friends Mr.. Amss Iheu submitted and had
read letter from a republican member OF
the Legislature, that the riot was the re-
suit OF acombination by the rebels TO over
throw the republicans In that county; that
many murders of colored men had been
committed which would never be discover
Ell that the colored people had been dis
armed ny the sheriff, who promised 70 pro-
Ject them. and coudemning Gov. Alcorn for
his failure to protect them. The occurrence
within 80 days OF over 500 murders of re-
publicans in Louisiana, for which there were
no convictions, ane the tact that no Ku
Klux WAS ever punished. were spoken of by
Mr.. Ames as an indication of the wide
spread terrorism exercised by the Ku Klux
order. The murders at the South, unlike
the individual cases at the North, were sys-
Lematic and for political reasons.
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BREVITIES.

"a twenty-five cents per dozen
o,sawattimie Browns brother is In
Town.
louisville, Ky.
Tho Presbytery of Central Mississippi
-. At Durant on Friday night
.isviIJe. KY, is shipping railroad iron
conuecticut. The tide is turning.
ro MAYOR and Aldermen of Vicksburg
= dread that their heads will come un-
der the axe
CO Francis Train, who signs himself
Tss next President" is to lecture In Mem
phl. in few days.
oev the Ascending mayor of Aber-
t1npd no consolation here and hasten
Il Cd TO Washington.
the regular annual meeting of the stock
-. nt the n. O., j q G. n. Railroad
So-1 will be held in New Orleans
April lOIh'
rs. Texas state Fair, for 1871, will be
la Ar Houston, comm, ncing on Monday,
~ 21ad. We arc in receipt of copy Of
Hay
oremium list
The Louisiana State Fair has been post
nod until next November in consequence
',,os recent destruction by fire of the ex-
lbiuon buildings.
Ne are in receipt of programme Of the
xix anniversary OF the PhilOmathean So
..ry of Mississippi College, Clinton, Miss,
=, Friday evening, May 5Gh.
The ultra Radicals in the Legislature hold
.,,et oath-bound caucuses, from which de-
..ot carpet baggers, honest negroes and re-
stable scaliawags are excluded.
AuEs. SENATOR %, HAS SPOKEN! lin
III. DAYS of old it was narrated as a miracle
,b.t Balaam's ass spoke. The miracle did
nat consist in what the ass said, but simply
that the ass had spoken.
Atameetng of the Directors OF the Me-
.5ian. Red River s. Texas Railroad, held
an Wednesday evening at the Edwards
H,use. Gen. Cochran was elected President.
ca Louis TRACER, Treasurer and T. Fl.
Wbipple. Secretary.
Aman giving his name as Ward, from
Memphis, recently arrested in Wilkinson
county, brought to this city charged with
uurdering man in Tallahatchie county
pnetime since was yesterday released
rom jail, parties failing to identify him.
Alobbyist with white skin yesterday
invited two colored men into Rohrbacher's
Restaurant to partake of refreshments il
the absence of the manager. They seated
themselves at table, bat were soon notified
hat the outside of the house was large
enough for them. They took the hint.
pedant coming upon a youthful angler
sting on the bank of stream, thus ad-
iressed him: adolescence, art thou not
.adeayoring to entice the finny tribe to
mgulf into their denticulated mouths a
1lrbed hook, upon whose point is affixed a
ilinty allurement?" NO" said the boy.
Tn fshin."---St. Louis Despatch.
Em. COakley, late a member of the Board
Supervisors of Madison county, and evil
ENTITY learned in the law above his fellows"
this morning delivered to the Superin-
laient of the Penitentiary for safe-keeping
81 the term of four years-having been SEN
need by the Circuit Court of Yazoo county
stealing a rope with mule at the other
. ID William should have confined his opera
zas as Supervisor" to his own county
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The number of scholars attending the
pblc schools tor February in this city
we're, white, 1872; colored, 335-total 5l7.
The number of scholars in the schools of
binds county were, white, 1,17O; colored,
As-total APIS.
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SALE OF LANDS.
march23w3t

10y virtue Of decree Of the Probate Court
ID ~ Kinds county, Mississippi, granted A.
the October term. 1859, toe undersigned ~
administratrix. &C. Of Jesse Fondren de-
ceased, will, on Monday, the 81 day Of April
1871, between the hours Of III o'clock, A. D.
and o'clock, p NJ, proceed, in front of the
state House. in the City Of Jackson, Missis-
sippi, 70 sell to the highest bidder or bidders,
AT public auction, for cash, but subject 70 the
rigbt On dover therein Of the undersigned as
widow Of said deceased, which has not been
allotted, the following lands, all Of which are
situated in said Kinds county, and In Township
No. Six (6l Of Range number one %, west, to-
wit: The southeast quarter, and the southwest
quarter Of section thirteen tl3l, also the east
half the southeast quarter Of section number
fourteen (l4), aad the east half Of the north
west quarter, and the northwest quarter Of the
northwest quarter Of section number twenty
four GA, containing in all about so acres,
said sale having been decreed for the purpose
Of paying the debts due by the estateof said
SARAH F. FONDREN,
March 2 lS7lw4t AdministratriI.
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GLOBE FLOWER COUGH gYnrr
esS REWARD.

CToLEv from The undersigned one sORREL
~ MARE. on the 4h January, 1871
"a Jssven years Oh. 6no haired. white on thr
&c. four white fect above The feuQck. waItr
sne and trota, has the mark of broker rIt
on left side.
ANY information leading 10 hcr recovery
will be rewarded. Address,
JR BHEKfN.
mar16w6t Clinton, Kinds Co, Aiias.
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IN Jefferson county, at sMelrose,s the res
idence OF the brides father, by the Rev. A.
Nc(sallum. Mn. j. c. SMYLK and MISS
JOSEPHINE 8. McCALLUM, daughter Of the
Officiating clergyman. 81
S.sF. Presby terrain pleaseccpy
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HOUSE.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.

An act for the relief of Aaron Kemp, oil
| Bolivar county
An act for the relief of NJ. p. thurman, o
citizen, of Calhoun county.
| An act to amend the charter of the town
| of fernando.
| An act to incorporate the Columbus
Manufacturing Company and for other pur-
poses.
An act to change the boundary line be-
tween the counties of ltawamoa and Mon
roe.
An act to establish ferry on Yazoo riv-
err at the town of Greenwood, in Lehore
county.
An act to incorporate the Aberdeen Saw
| ings Bank.
An act for the relief of Hettie Gates, OF
Irawamba county.
An act to repeal the act heretofore passed
defining the boundaries of the city OF Jack
son, and to extend the corporate limits OF
| said city.
An act to remove the administration OF
| the estate of John Harlin, deceased, from
the county OF Tallahatchie to the county OF
| Calhoun.
An act to change the times and terms OF
the Circuit Courts of the 10th Judicial Dis
trict of the State of Miss.
An act to authorize William b. Shelby
and Sally FL. shelby his wife, residents oil
| Lownde county to adopt Sarah Caroline
child.
An act declaratory of the true intent q nd
| meaning Of the LIST Section of an act entitled
| an act to RAISE revenue TO defray the expeh-
SEES of the government of the State OF Missis-
sippi, and for other purposes, approved July
9th. 1870.
BILLS PASSED.
An act to change corporate limits OF Tu-
| pelo, Miss.
An act to incorporate Wesley Chapel
Methodist Episcopal Church, of Canton
| Miss.
1 Al (solr Inns
| Manufacturing Company, and for other
purposes.
An act to incorporate the RodneySteam
| Ferry G mpanY.
An act to incorporate the Woodville Loan
| and Savings Institution.
An act to incorporate the Belmont Acad-
my.
An act to incorporate Moses Cook Lodge
No. Ill, Free aud Accepted Masons-
An act to incorporate the town OF Horn
Lake, in the county OF DeSoto.
An act to incorporate the town of Lamar,
in the counties of Marshall and Benton.
An act to define the corporate limits OF
the town of Verona, in che county Of Lee.
An act 70 legalize the Levy of county tax
An act to extend the corporate limits OF
the town Of Roonyille, and for other pur
poses.
An act to amend an act entitled an act to
incorporate the Trustees Of the Verona Fee
male College.
/ An act to authorize B. L. Stockton, Sus-
annah j. Stockton and W. A. Stockton, TO
erect 4 mill and machine in the county Of
Kemper.
fOeyka Baptist Church, in the town Of Osyka,
Pike cOnntys # .tsAs
An act authorizing the Board Of Supervi.
sors of Copiah county to sell the present sitf
Of the poor house of said county. and tc
purchase another.
The Governor approved the following
bills.
An act to change the times Of holding tht
Courts in the ID and Sd Judicial Circuit
Court Districts, and for other purposes.
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lHANKs.-A. G. Perry, Esq, at Oh
Branch DeSoto county, favors us with
ae'er list of subscribers TO THE WEEKLY
'ARioN, and the promise of a continued
'''clSe Of his good will in the same direc-
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VHANGE OF ADDRESS, The address
. A. Outlaw, Esq, whose professional
@s IN our columns, will hereafter be !:
sHn"ood' Leflore county, instead of
fsenwOod, Carroll county.
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HOUSE.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS,

INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
An act to regulate the present lease of the
State Penitentiary, to provide for enlarging
and leasing the same, and for other purQo-
ses.
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around the corner" handkerchief:
have appeared in New York. They are
finely embroidered and rounded" at the
ends.
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w. M. GillasPie, Agen5,
.ohoqwa, HAcUSOy WIsSIssHPPT
JACKSON. MIssIssI


TNHE undersigned dugr.fir offer G. ....
Il the following reliable aud Efficient r.....
dies and are authorized t0 guarantee .rr.s .r
every case. Tests against huUtuH4. q. .. ...
position firft--thlr gu4rnr.f. I.H. NUT .HH.a
Ot many others who have trsfeI IIrH a.. E.I...
second-Ihoir Formulas arr given. fr'
They arc guaranteed BY fHDIr HaHHfI. .H.r#
Pemberton, Taylor u Coz NauHtar..0.Ur
Chem lists, Atlanta o.. IuuTI...IHI# ...
a ready cash sale where ItH.aIs HTU crow ...
with oonsignments of similar prepare ..u..
CALIFORNIA FEVER a. AGUE -pFcIuu
For Chills and Fever. Billion. HHd int.r-
mittent Fevers, and "a rr"vruia live far Hl'Hr..
Gus diseases. 10 has tlc 4igHfai fnHar..u.nIs
known % them.
GLOBE FLOWER COUCH SYRUP
The most pleasant and efficient remedy Er
al diseases u the throat and lunrH. HuI hH'I
~ Druggists as one Of the ataples iu medic
cine.
COMPOUND EXTRACT OFsrYLENGIA orr
QUEEN DELIGHT
For Rcrofua WhitefwcilIura. UIturfuf
scores, Syphels in al OF its forms. and dies
eases arising from impure blood, and haH IIr
endorsement Of Physiciuus who know ita
formula, and have used lean their pracHce
and j. staple with Druggiam. Formula pubs
liehod.
TAYLOR's AHTT-DYsPEpTtC ELIXIR
For Dyspepsia Liver Complaint and 3.her
diseases, arising from disordored hFer .na
stomach. itseld0m fails 10 give rchcL n g.
ply for Formula.
HUGH a mAELEs
EBrmwufaf.
Am JACKSON, MISS.
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A Texas correspondent asks: what is
the general quality of the beef you have in
Louisville? 2" Bully.-Courier-J Journal.
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I'm the District Court Ofthe United
States for tho Southern District of
MIssfssTppI.

In the matter of
GERMAN n. JORDAN, In Bankruptcy.
526) Bankrupt.
N0TICEto Philip Rockford and Shepherd
IN Brown:
You are hereby notified to appear before the
District Court of the United States for the
Southern District of Mississippi at the Court
room thereof, in Jackson, within twenty days
from the date of this publication, and plead,
answer or demur TO the petition Of Richard
Ledbetter, and James G. Bull, administrators
Of Sallie v. Jordan, deceased, fled against
you and others, or the allegations Of said Pc
titon will be taken for confessed and this
cause proceed TO hearing ex parte as 70 you.
Test: GEO. 7. SWAMI,
IL. 81 Clerk.
jackson, February %, 1871. WIT
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ECLECTHC INSTITUTES,
BALTIMORE, MD.
Principal;
- GwMufw

or Virginia.
Of this School for Young
49, -tiI iS3n On the 18th April, 1871. by
.-tsrlng a. raj time, pupils are prepared Tor
the Anfnmnal Scholastic Course enc Pa Nv.
$1,000 nom the diseases incidental % ms
SGSse her limited 10 40. For circulaTs ePply
"a he Principal m@hAN"A"
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TsISH-No. 1 and Mackerel in bills. aim
III kegs. Rowe Herring, Cod, Scaled edr-e
ring, White Fish and Trout, for sale BY
WIN. b. TAYLOR 3 co.
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All the biographies of the great and
the good show that not one of them had
a fashionable mother.
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UyHE MORGAN @MDE SADDLE
III will not hurt q horses back. Frst pre-
MUM at State Fair. Manufactured for reta1l
and the trade at
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cETTrNG MARRIED.

EssAxs FoR YoUxesMEH, on Social Evils,
and the propriety or impropriety Of getting
Married, with sanitary help for those who feel
untitled for matrimonial HAPPINESS. Sent free
in sealed envelopes. Address HOW AID Az
ISOLATION. Box p, Philadelphia, Pa, ss.
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PASS CHRISTIAN YOUNG LADIES INSTITUTE

Miss X. A. MONROE, Principal.
AIDED BY COMPETENT TEACHERS in every
Department.
EE Send for Circular with full particu-
lars.
Pass CHRISTIAN, Miss. jan3wly
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| NO. % W lillian Ct-, New L Ork.
Capital ---..-----eHO,0 O0, zoo Gold.
Assets held in this Country, December
31st, 1870:
Cash on hand, in Bank, and in hands
OF 204 A.
United States Bonds and other Securities,
viz:
o. $500 Coupon Bonds of g. 27l. $50 90
U; >. 90 Registered Bonds Of
U s. SO Registered Bonds Of Is io7 i25 60
u g. per cent. 30 years Curren-
cy Bonds 24s,625 90
tOld 1850 90
South Carolina per cent. Regis
tered Stock, 1900 90
Illinois per cent Refunded
STOCK, 5000 90
Alabama 8 per cent. Bonds, $780,. 10000 %
Stock, (old'l $3.50. 2zooo 90
Interest due and unpaid, ...-....... $3.50 90
All other Property belonging to
the Company, .-.....- :. -. ss54 9s
slsIO52 IS
LIABILITIES.
Losses unadjusted and unpaid, ......$l35, 42I Is
The above assets are held in this Country
for the benefit and protection of American
Policy Holders.
VIM. CONNER, Jr..
CHAS. u. WHITE,
SAM. p. BLAGDEN,
Associate Managers.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, fScr.
i, HENRY MusGRovE, Auditor Of Public Ac-
counts, of the State aforesaid do hereby GER
Iify that the North British and Mercantile
Insurance ComPany,-United States branch
located at New York City, has complied with
the act entitled AN act TO regulate Agencies
OF Foreign Insurance Companies" approved
January 3lst, 1857; and in virtue Of the power
vested N me by said law, / hereby authorize
Bsrrows & Smythe, Agents for said Company
at Jackson, in the county Of HiAds, to trans.
act business Of Insurance in this State, until
the first day Of March, 1872.
Given under my hand and official
lsEAL seal, at the City Of Jackson this
LIST day Of March, 1871
II. MuSGR0VE
Auditor of Public Accounts
BARROWS & SMYTHE, AGENTS,
mar3OW3t JACKSON, MISS.
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IL L. DuNCAN.

ATTORN Ely AT "A
AND COLLECTING AaHNT'
WATER VALLEY hiHsihait'iA
"II.L praotioe n thegouris oi lazy
Wv Pamela, falobushai eelnpnn,
POntotoc countiea. ana the y eelefAt Gov
the Northern District 81 the state. eng
preme Court 90 Jackson.
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elp sAnt to Sec. 80, Geneaal and Perma-
49,. kuiatlons, the District Deputy Grand
A..,.s are hereby notified. and urgently
n. " 70 assemble at the Masonic Hall
sssino si'y Of Jackson on Tuesday, 10th
he. ROBINSON,
G6d,. Grand Lecturer.
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MF. Flair hoped the Senate would not
omit report OF Gen. Grant when he went
down there.
Mr.. Wilson did not propose TO omit any
thing; but that report was preliminary, and
did not give great deal of Information.
Ames Delivers q speech Prepared
by Beast BntIer.-He Assails
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State of MIssIssfppf - Chancery
Court.
October Term, A. D. 1870, Tuesday, March
l4th, 1870.
ORDERED that at the April Term. 1871, Of
" this Court, the Docket Of the First Dis
trict be taken up on the FIRST day Of said Term
and the cases thereon called until the I'd
Monday, the 9Th day Of May at which time
the Docket Of the Sd District will be taken up
and the cases thereon called until the 9Th Mon
day, the 18th day of May, when the Docket Of
the I'd District will be taken up and the cases
hereon called until disposed Of
A true copy from the minutes.
Attest: JAS. NJ. MCKEE,
March 17sw1tw3t Clerk
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-03-30

Raymond, March. 1871.