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SENATE.
sIxTI-EIGHTH DAY:
FRIpAY, March % ls7.

FRIDAY, March p, 1872.
Mr. Little presented q petition of the bar
the organization of the Eighth Judicial Dis
trict, which was referred 70 the Judiciary
Committee.
By Mr.. Little: An act for the protection
OF fish In Chiekasaw county.
Referred TO Committee on Agriculture,
Manufacture and Commerce.
An act TO prevent the spread of small pox
in this State was passed.
Yeas, IL; nays, 8.
An act to incorporate the Oxford and
Northwestern Railroad. Indefinitely post
poned.
By Mr.. Duncan: Resolved, That the Ju-
dietary Committee be instructed to intro
duce bill reducing the number of Judicial
Districts in this State TO ten, and for such
other purposes as will tend to bring about
reform in the expenditure of the Judiciary.
Mr.. Gray moved 70 indefinitely postpone
the resolution.
The acting President (Mr Little ruled
that no Senator could address the Chair or
Senate except when arising from his own
seat
Mr.. Gibbs appealed from the decision of
the Chair.
And the question being, shall the decision
of the Chair stand the judgment of the
Senate? tie Chair was sustained; and re-
curing on the motion 70 indefinitely post
pone, Mr.. Duncan moved to table the mo-
ton to indefinitely postpone. Lost.
Mr.. Cassidy moved TO amend by adding
the following:
And also to consider the propriety OF
passing bill reducing the number OF Chan
cellors To ten-each Chancellor 10 preside
over two Chancery Districts-and 10 fix the
time for holding Courts in the various Dis
tricts." Carried.
And the resolution, as amended, was
adopted, as follows:
Yeas-Messrs. Alexander, Allen, Cassidy,
Castle, Duncan, Gibbs, Holloway, Johnson,
Little, Morgan, Price, Seal, Smith, Stone
and WaUts-l5.
Nays-Messrs. Barrow, Bowles, Caldwell,
Campbell. Gray, Paine. Packer, Sullivan,
Williams ant Warner-l0.
For the relief of Messrs. Manship, Brad
ley and Hardy.
Mr.. Morgan moved to amend as follows !:
Provided, The sum hereby appropriated
shall be in full of all demands in favor of
Messrs. Keary & Stanton against the State
on account of repairs of the State House,
as well as in full of all demands in favor of
Messrs. Manship, Bradley and Hardy.
Carried.
And the bill as amended passed.
By Mr. Smith: An act for the relief of
Joseph q. Moore, late sheriff and tax col
lector of Noxubee county. Passed.
BY Mr.. Warner: An act to reOrganize the
Congressional Districts in this State.
Mr.. Warner moved that the bill be print
ed and made special order for tomorrow at
ten o'clock. Carried.
A message from the Governor vetoing the
bill creating Colfax county, was received,
And the question being. ''shall the bill
pass. notwithstanding the objections of his
Excellency, the Governor" lost.
Yeas-Messrs. Caldwell, Gibbs. johnson,
Little, Packer, Paine and Price,.
Nays-Messrs. Barrow, Bowles, Campbell,
Cassidy, Castle, Gleed, Holloway, Ly les,
Morgan. Sullivan, Williams and Watts-l2.
To change the time of holding the Cir
cult Court in the counties of Prentiss and
Itawamba.
Substitute of Committee adopted.
And the bill as amended, passed.
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SATURDAY, March "A. 1872.
By Mr.. Bremen IAN act to amend the
laws of this State concerning jury trials
before justices of the peace.
Referred 70 Committee on Judiciary.
By Mr. Calhoun: An act to relieve tile
civil disabilities of Harry c. Bosworth, c
Marshall county.
Referred to Committee on Judiciary.
BY Mr.. Gaines: An act to authorize the
Board of Supervisors of Wayne county TO
levy special tax 70 pay for rent of house
for a court house. Passed.
BY Mr.. Gaines An act for the relief of
John o. McInnis, Assessor of Greene
county.
Referred to Committee on County Affairs.
BY Mr.. Houston: An act to compel chill
dren to attend the public schools
Referred 20 Committee on EducatiOn.
By Mr.. Kimbr0ugh: An act to preYent
the sale of Intoxicating liquors in Hic@bry
Flat. or within three miles thereof. Passed.
By Mr.. Landers: An act % protect the
people against eorrnpt legislation.
Referred to Judiciary Committee. sex
By Mr.. Mauss: An act TO promote q tAste
for learning. literature and the fine arts.
and to cultivate q fraternal spirit among
certain persons
Referred 20 Committee ON Corporations
By Mr.. Street: An act to amend the
charter of the town of Boonville, in the
county of Prentiss-
Referred. 60 Committee ON Corporations.
BY 1Ir. Street: An act granting leave Of
absence TO the Hon. A. g. smith, Mayor Of
Referred to Commitsee on Unhnished
Business.
By Ii. spslman: An aet for the relief Of
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HOUSE.
FRlpAY, March =, 1872.

Il
Mr.. Lowry moved to suspend the rules, in
order To allow him TO introduce bill.
Two-thirds vote required to suspend the
rules, the motion was lost.
Yeas II nays Al.
Mr.. Howe moved that the rules be sus-
pended In order 10 allow the gentleman
from Rankin to introduce his protest; a
two-thirds vote being required, the motion
was lost.
Yeas Sc; nays 81.
YEAs-Messrs. Allen, Avery, Baker, Bal
bridge. Benson, Boyd. Buchanan, Cessor,
Calhoun, Davis of Lafayette. Davis OF
Noxubee- Evans, Feemster, Ford, Gill.
Gaddis. Gaines, Goar. Horton. Handy of
Madison, Higgins. Holloway, Hyer, john
Leavell, Land, Lopez, Lowry, Mccain,
Mckenzie. Manss, McInnis, Nets, Nettles,
Piles, Potter, Reed, Robbins, Smith Of De-
Soto, Street, Stone, Specimen, Sessions.
Sawyer. Wroton, Wharton, West Mr..
Speaker-5l.
NAYs-Messrs- Andrews, Armstead, Bell,
Bush, Brooks, CorcOran, Carter, Dixon,
Everett Fisher, FrencH Griggs, Green.
Gayles, Handy of Copiah. Howard, Holland,
Haste, Houston, Jacobs, Landers. Mallory.
Morgan, Shadd, Smith of Tnnica. Smothers,
Streeter. Willing, Webster, White, and
Wade--3l
Absent and not votfng--2A
Mr.. Sessions moved 60 suspend the rules
to allow members 10 present Q protest
against the acEion Of the House IN relation
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SYMPToMs.-Slight pain in the side, the
SKIN ana eye assume thick yellow coat,
digestion is impaired, and unpleasant sink
ing sensation at the pit Of the stomach is
experienced, the bowels are irregular. the
mind fretful, the memory weakened, some
times slight cough, coIdnes OF the hands
and feet, sometimes loss of appetite and at
others unnatural craving for food. dizziness
OF the head, depressed spirits, feeling of un-
certainty, of having left something undone,
but can't tell what it is. Take Simmons
Liver Regulator; it will remove all un-
pleasant feelings and make you well.
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Brother III. c. Robinson, Grand Lecturer,
has made the following appointments for
April. We hope that not only the officers of
the Lodges, but the membership generally,
will avail themselves of this opportunity of
getting more light in Masonry:
John A. Quitman Lodge, No. 244, April
LIST, one day.
Liberty Lodge, No. 81, April I'd, one
day.
Asylum Lodge; No. SO, April 4th, one
day.
Rising Glory Lodge, No. 2l5, April sth,
one day.
Sincerity Lodge, No. 2l4, April 9th, one
day.
Summit Lodge, No. 23l, April 10Th, one
day.
Bogue Chitto Lodge, No. 26o, April 18th,
one day.
Holmesville Lodge, No. 81, April 18th, one
day.
Magee's Greek Lodge, No. 2s2, April 18th,
one day.
St. Adams Lodge, No. co, April 18th, one
day.
Eastern Star Lodge, No 79, April 18th, one
day.
Fair River Lodge, No 2Os, April 18th, one
day.
Brookhaven Lodge, No. 24l, April 10th,
H. C. ROBINSON,
Grand Lecturer.
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Great ENcifememt--Fresh Arrivals
--New Spring Goods!

The well-knOwn and deservedly popular
house of Messrs. Robinson q Stevens have
just received, and are still receiving, their
large and assorted stock of new spring goods
for ladies, children and gentlemen. These
goods were selected in New York by Capt.
John p. Stevens in person, and are of the
very latest styles and most fashionable
patterns, aud consist of Dolly Vardens,
Silks, Chene Mohairs, Percales, Laces,
Gloves, ready made goods for ladies, misses,
gents and boys, in fact everything in their
line suitable for this market. Everything
that will please the fancy and attract the
eye, at the same time being of the very best
and finest material, will serve their pur-
poses well. Read the advertisement in an
other column, in which the names, and in
Some instances the prices, of these exceed
ingly fashionable goods are stated, and then
call and see the goods. The principals and
attentive clerks will take pleasure in show
ing the goods to all who may desire TO see
them.
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Chancery COurt---FirsG District
Kinds County.
Special March Term, 1872.

Nancy b. Wood,
.
John J. Simmons, No. l36, new series.
Emma Bell and her hns-
band John G.. Bell ct al.
TPON motion of complainant in open court,
" supported by affidavit, il appearing TO the
satisfaction of the Court that the defendants,
Emma Bell and her husband, John q. Bell,
are non-residents of the State Of Mississippi,
but reside at or near the city of Selma, in the
State of Alabama, ii is therefore ordered by
the Court that the said defendants, Emma
Bell and her husband, John G. Bell, do enter
their appearance herein, on or before the hrst
day of the next term of this court, 10 be held
at the court room of said county, in the city
Of Jackson ON the third Monday Of April, A.
d. 1872, and plead, answer or demur 20 the
compliments original and amended bill, or
the allegations thereof will be taken as con-
fessed as to them. 1t is further ordered by the
Court that copy of this order be published
in The Clarion, public newspaper printed
and published iIf the city of Jackson, in said
county and State, for four weeks successfully
This 18th day of March, A. ID. 1872.
A true copy from the minutes.
MURRAY PEYTON, Clerk,
By CHAs. CLARK, ID. G.
C. E. Hooker, Solicitor for Complainant.
mar28w5t
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Smothers. Sullivan. Trrtehart, White and
Says-Messrs. Allen. Armstead. Baker.
BaIbridge, Benson, Boyd, Bolton. Currie,
Curlees Davis OF Noxubee. Evans, Everett
Feemsfer Ford. Gin. Gavles, Gaddis Gaines
Goar. Hill. Horton, Handy of Madison
duggins. Holloway, Houston. johnson OF
HinIs, Jones, Kelly, kimbrough, Leayeh,
Kenzie, McInnis- Nettles, Ross. smith OF
DeSoto. Street. Sessions, SIreeter, SAWYER,
wroton. Wharton Willing and West-47-
Absent and not voting, 40.
Mr.. Calhoun moved to amend the amend
ment as follows:
Amend section 8 By striking out in lines
3 and 4, the words flour dollars and seven
ty-five cents" and insert in lien thereof
-four dollars Amend further BY striking
out the words ~three dollars and twenty
i've" in the 10th lire, and insert In lieu
thereof 1.-TWO dollars and seVenty-nve;
Amend further by striking out the words
flour dollars in the 14th line, and insert
in lieu thereof .1three dollars" Amend
further by striking out the words NINETY
cents' in the 18th line. and inserting in lieu
amend further by striking out the words
sforsy-five cents" and inserting ''twenty-
five cents"
Mr. Griggs, at y As o'clock moved to adj
iourn. Lost
Mr. French moved that the bill be recon-
mitted to the Special Committee. and that
Mr.. Wiling be added to the committee.
Mr.. Griggs moved the previous question.
which was sustained, and uLder the opera
ton thereof the motion 60 recomLnt tne
bill was carried.
Mr. Goar moved to suspend the rules TO
allow the chairman of the Committee on
Contingent expenses to make report.
Carried.
The Committee on Contingent expenses
have examined the several accounts OF the
Sergeant-at-Arms amounting to $2O47 II,
and found the same correct, and recommend
that the same be allowed. The above
amount is required in currency OF the L mi
ted States, making total in State warrants
to be issued to the Sergeant-at-Armst TO the
amount of $3l49 Al, said amount being at
the rate of 50 cents on the dollar.
A. w. SMITH,
Chairman.
Report received and agreed to.
An act making appropriations to meet
expenses incurred by the Sergeant-at- Arms
of the House of Representatives, for fur
nishing stationery, etc., from the commit
tee was taken up
And the bill passed on the following vote !:
Yeas 20; nays s.
Absent and not vOtIng-34.
Mr.. Goar moved to reconsider the vote
last taken and TO table the motionto recon-
slider. Carried.
Mr.. Street offered the following:
Resolved, That the Segeant alarms Is
hereby instructed to report to the House, as
early as practicable, the disposition made OF
the stationery and other material purchased
by him on account of the House.
Mr.. French moved to amend as follows
And that he be instructed to examine and
report the amount spent by former Legis-
latures for the same purposes"
Mr.. French moved to table the resolution
and amendment.
And on a division OF the question the
motion to table the amendment was lost.
Mr.. Griggs, at 2:l0 o'clock, moved to
adjourn. Carried.
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ExamDles for the Lndies.

DELLA A. EPLY, Buren, Springs, Mich,
has used her Wheeler s. Wilson Machine
years without repairs; earned, making
cloth garments. in 1869, $7S5; in 1870, $5S7
60, besides doing the family sewing for 4
persons; has used one needle over year
on heavy work
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Conflraeri from Gerond Paae.

OF the bill. q quorum having been obtained.
the bill passed on the following vote: Yeas
IS; nays o.
Title standing a. stated.
Dir. Hill moved 10 reconsider the vote
whereby the bill was passed. and TO table
the motion 10 reconsider. Carried.
Dir. Davis Of Noxubee, at G Is me we'd 10
adjourn. Carried.
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AususrA, November 9, 1853.
DR.. w. FL. Tut:

Ut. W IL w.
Dear Sir-I have long been.a sufferer of
torpor OF the Liver and Dyspepsia. and in
search OF relief have tried almost every
Medicine recommended for those diseases,
but have never derived half the benefit
from any of them as have from your Veg
etnble Liver Pills. They are invaluable,
and would recommend them to all with
Dyspepsia. Sick Headache or BIliousness.
Yours truly,
wv. J. BLAIR. late OF Danville, Va
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STATE OF sIIssEssIPPH----su
preme Court.

October Term, ls7l-Monday, March N, 1872
ORDERED, that a. the April Term. A. ~.
" 1872, Of this Court, the docket Of The leo
District be taken up and the cases thereon De
called until the second Monday, the 18Th day
Of May. when the docket Of tho "a District
will be taken up and called until the fourth
Monday, the 9th day Of May, when tho dock
ct Of the "a District will be taken up and
called until the second Monday the 10Th day
Of June.
A true copy from the minutes.
Attest JAS. M MCKEE.
mar2lswltW4 CLERK.
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sTMmONS'

LIVER DISEASE and Indiges-
tiOn prevail 10 a greater extent
than probably any other malady,
and relief Is always anxiously Az
sought after II the Liver
is regulated in its action,
health Is almost invariably
secured. Want of action -
an the Liver causes neso blues
&c 1o ~. AZ S2a.1 and a
S 9' an r ~ ing n SnO A%@ hundred
ues' ONoutni other symp-
p ness sour o.onIen' ~1/ toms viii IN
Pau Pau AAS1e p! m tn Ne ~ SIMMONS LIV-
Mout MOUTH, p DouN Ter REG L LAT0R
a'.aeAsi ~ III is the best Remedy
S " @~A that has ever been
! :: !.
~ 1851 discovered Ii acts
mildly, efeetually,
its, 49,. NJ ..a7, ~, nj "a n
do no injury. IL is harm
less in every way; IL has
been used for Forty Years
and hundreds of the good
and great from all parts Of
the country will vOuch for its
virtues.
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Information Wanted.

A NY information in regard TO the wherea-
N bouts of ]. NJ. DYE, who left DeSoto
county for Grenada or Jackson, about Christ
mas last, VIII be gratefully received by his
ather ,
Address JOHN DYE.
Care J. NJ. Dorking,
fernando, Miss.
Grenada Sentinel copy one time,
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AS a purgative medicine, stands unri-
vailed. Their action is uniform, certain and
safe. They are entirely Vegetable, and do
not cause those gripping pains that most pills
do
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| LIVER
DISEASE.
Notice.

OFFICE OF THE NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON
AND GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD Co., I
NEW ORLEANS, March 20, 1877.
AN ELECTION for eighteen Directors of
"A this Company will be held at the ONCE OF
the Company; on Camp street, opposite La
fayette Square, on MONDAY, April 10TH
1872 from to 8 o'clock, provided majority
of the stock is represented at said election;
but if a majority of the stock he not then rep
resented the election will be held on Monday,
April I'D, 1872, at same hours and place:
X. S. CHARLES,
mar22td Secretary.
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A GENERAL apprehension is>felt of an
overflow of the Mississippi river, occa-
stoned by the severity of the winter at
the North and the unusual number of
freshets and floods.
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Savannah puts In the claim Of being the
NNmt city In the United States 20 organize a
MMAd Fire Department. Each member or the
rc department were paid 111k cenfs an hour
1IlEing IRE Is far back ~ 1820.
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MARRIED,

On the - inst, at the residence Of the
brides mother. near Auburn, Kinds county,
by Key. Mr.. Robinson. Miss RUBY Il. MUIR
CHERsCN TO DR.. z. l.. SHELToN, formerly of
this CITY.
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+ HAVE REMOVED from the Muh Build
i ing TO my new Office, Amite street, ad-
joining my residence and nearly opposite the
Washington Hotel. Parties wishing to see
me on business of any kind win find me there
or at The Clarion office.
j. L. POWER.
March 26, 1872. w&swlm
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AAO1A AAA-a4 NNNAAAA4a
TN pursuance Of The terns I'oHe on
ii dav. the I1lh DAY Of ootol.I illiI p #a
undernignod, one 81 the IfullrefI tn
@mld hml@nce 0f amid fndebtadnaa8 WiN nsH
said sals 70 be made on lbo CELERY or rtfii-
90 of ths Store House o. @ W. o1Ihan's in
'Ald place wHs0HL
oatlonwaw0 Alla
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At2 80. p. NJ, the 10th inst. at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Subway, in the city of Jackson
Mrs. NARY f. JOHNSON.
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OFFICE OF JETTERsoS coUsrT IMMIGRATION
AID SOCIETY,
FArErrE MISS, Nov. 1871. }
ME arc now prepared TO procure the best
w English and Scotch laborers, help, me-
chanics, &c, 70 any parties in the Southern
States, who may wish them, and are prepared
TO advance the necessary amount, 10 pay their
passage to the United States, and 70 the place
Of their destination, upon the following terms
The parties wishing 20 employ immigrants
must send us definite orders describing the
kind Of laborers that they wish, and what they
expect them 10 do; also, what wages they are
willing 10 pay, either in money or share Of the
crop, and what further Inducements they are
disposed 10 hold out TO them. When the parties
are not personally known 10 rs, II will be ne
cessary for them TO get the certificate OF the
clergyman in their neighborhOOd. When that
is done, send us an order on their merchants,
20 arrange the passage money, with the agents
Of the vessels, that run from Liverpool 20 New
Orleans, TO pay the passages on the arrival OF
the vessel in port will be there 10 receive
them, on their arrival and forward them 70 the
place of destination. III passage from Liver
pool TO NeW Orleans will be about IS, by sail
vessel, and about IS by steamer, 20 New Or
leans from Liverpool to Norfolk or Baltimore,
will be f6 6s., and one cent per mile by rail 20
the place Of destination. Ny charges will be
$40 for one person OF go per family.
II will take about sixty days from the time
orders are sent out, until the immigrants are
received at New Orleans, or Norfolk. This -
the outside time. / would suggest 20 the large
land proprietors, 10 give each family ti0enty-
fVe acres Of land on condition that they remain
with them FIVE years, and discharge their du-
ties faithfully. This course will make active
agents Of each Of them, and enable them 20
dispose Of their large estates, 70 those who viii
become good citizens None but the best Of
immigrants will be sent out Such as can give
good references.
think about ifty-hve or sixty dollars will
cover expenses in all cases-the amount Of the
passage from LiverpOolto the place Of destina-
ton will be refunded out Of their wages
Youths from Is 10 - years Of age will be sent
out in companies Of not less than rs, and will
expect TO receive 81, so for the first six months,
IS per month next six months, - per month
the second year, and $40 per month the third
year. Young women will expect $40 per
month 70 do house work, &c. Those who cook,
wash and iron, &C., will expect about 81 per
month. Singlem men from $50 TO 500 per year
when they work for wages. Man and wife
from 5000 1875. The highest wages they e1-
peet-
Orders sent TO me, care.of II. y. Given CO.,
New Orleans, after FIRST January, viii receive
prompt attention. -o,nv
President Immigration Society,
Fayette Miss.
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THE RAILROAD ELECTIoN.-The fol-
lowing is the result of the election for sub
scription to the Railroads in this (IInds)
county, as far as heard from:
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ROBINSON & STEVENS.
STATE STREET,
Take great pleasure in announcing that their

SPRING STOCK,
arriving c.
DRESS. STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS.
invite attention
PRINTS 2s cents Staples
accordance
In DRESS GOODS, the following beautiful designs
Mohair Cloths Jacone
Jacones; Silk and Iron Frame Grenadines black and color" The
Genappnes, white and buff figures French Peules
Striped Lyons Silks, Foluard Silks, Chene Silks
japanese Silks, line Of
Checked Silks for Misses
have offered
but least, al
exceedingly
large
display Of Dolly Var
Dolly Warden in Organdie,
Chnz, POmpadour Silk; Hamburg En-
brodery, Gupup Lace Bands am Gloves;
tempting display and Fancy Ties,
tasty coors; ourn g which design in
READY MADE GOODS.
LINEN GARMENTS Ladies; PIQUE DRESSES
de Naples Silks Satin and Ribbons all clon
and
pose. ::s:1 tax. % :' Il; S . or; % and "'
New Goods arriving daily.
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OFHcE OF THE New ORLEANS, JACKSON
AND GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD Co,
NEW ORLEANS, March 20, 1872
DUBLIC notice is hereby given that the
Il regular annual meeting of the Stockhold-
ers of this Company will be held at their
square on MONDAY, April 9Th, 1872, in con-
r. S. CHARLES,
SacretarV
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AT JACKSON.
Natchez and Jackson Railroad :

Natchez and Jackson Railroad:
Against subscription. Observation-Disclosures -
Majority for subscription sol
Mobile and Northwestern Railroad:
For subscription Observation-Disclosures 547
Against subscription. Observation-Disclosures %
Majority for subscription .-------.5 $50
Crystal Springs, Raymond and Yazoo City
Railroad:
For subscription. 26
Against subscription 1O3
Majority against subscription. AZ
Vicksburg, Ship Island and Pensacola
Railroad:
For subscription Observation-Disclosures &c
Against subscription 102
Majority against Subscription 76