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December q, 1871.

THE CRY AND ST.. JAMES HOTELS,
New ORLEANs.-We clip from an exchange
the following notice, which recent personal
observation and experience Justify us in
heartily endorsing. As between the two
hotels, we confess to a personal weakness
for the St. james:
The late improvements visible in the City
Hotel are especially worthy of notice. This
famous old home was completely renovated
and refitted with new furniture, carpets and
every appliance necessary to a tirst-clasS
hotel. so it n6w is very comfortable and
pleasant as the most exciting guest can de-
sire The rooms are elegantly provided.
and the table everything its patrons can
wish Tor. Col. Morse, the proprietor, an
nounces that as he was the first to reduce
the former high rates to the present price of
three dollars day, he will continue to
maintain this policy. His enterprise has
made the City Hotel deservedly the most
popular and best patroniZed in the South
In it are located the offices of the railway.
steamer, transfer, omnibus and telegraph
lines and iI is the most convenient and ac-
cessible hotel in this city, guests have
every convenience they may desire.
Col Morse has opened the st. James
Hotel for guests, and proposes TO keep it as
a first-class home in every respect at three
dollars day. it has bountitully supplied
table, splendid rooms and is very convenient
of access to ladies, hence it is very popular
resort with them. 1t is opposite the Texas
steamer line office and very convenient for
parties bound to and from Texas. Frank
Higgins is manager, Major Oscar L. Hickle.
a popular Mississippi gentleman, IN the
office and Captain Leake at the desk.
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We are advised by the sladies of Satartia, -
that they have forwarded to our care, box
of shoes and clothing to the orphans of
Lauderdale. A very timely constitution
it viii prove.
We received, several weeks since, and
duly forwarded, box of cloth aud sun
dries from the ladies Of Union Church, JEFF
ferson county.
We are understand that some of the kind
hearted little Misses, in Fair Lawn Insti-
tute, in this city, have organized society
with view TO effort in the same direction.
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Our old and enterprising friends,
Messrs. Slocomb, Baldwin & Co. the LARGEST
importing hardware house in the South, it
not III Che United States. are before the pub
nc again. in proper column, for favors. To
those not aequ Ainted we would say, no house
enjoys better reputation for fair dealing
ana as their importations are all direct from
the factories of Europe and America, they
can give great inducements to purchasers
IN the way of low prices.
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Grand Master Metcalf, of Michigan, in
his address in speaking of the numerous
imposters now peFambulating the country,
says:
'"Some plan should be devised whereby
we may defeat the schemes and tricks OF
imposters, and protect our funds against
misrepresentation Every true Mason is
so ready to help a needy brother that he
is too apt to give indiscriminately-pre-
ferring to give even to those he may sus-
pect t0be unworthy rather than cause the
worthy to suffer by his mistake. The
evil is great and growing"
The Worthy Master suggests that
ga convention of the Grand Masters
of the United States and Canada, to be
held once in five years, for the sole pur-
pose of adopting system of test<words,
ETC., for the five years succeeding the as
sembly of the convention, one test-word
for each year; the word, etc., of the year
to be sent by the presiding officer of the
convention to each Grand Master in time
to be promulgated to all the Lodges in
his grand jurisdiction on the first day Of
January in each year.
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Examples for the Ladies.

Mrs. W has had Wheeler & Wilson
Machine since June, 1857; to January LIST,
1871, she had made 24476 vests, lin 1870
2255 vests-) II coats and so pairs of panta-
looms, besides doing the family sewing for
six persons; all the work ranging from the
finest muslin to the heaviest beaver cloth.
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Tup SHERIFF's OFFICE. Mr.. J. NJ.
:. sheriff elect, gave his bond on Satur-
: last and took possession of the office
,.r.rsv. His office deputies are at Ray
la Mr.. J. B. Fairchilds, at Jackson /;
G. Bankston and Col. w. H. Taylor,
t,en,l deputies. We will publish the
mo. Of the bondsmen in our next. n good
r;rniup
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| consider Decrings Hand Cotton Press onc
Of the very best and most suitable now in use
combining, as b does, speed, economy aad du-
ability. ..-..........
July lOth ISL
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mississippi state FaIr-A Card.

The undersigned takes occasion to express
his sincere appreciation of the many COM
pliments bestowed upon him by his friends
of the press in reference TO his connection
with the Mississippi State Fair. | am not,
however, entitled to all the credit. With
the constant cooperation OF a faithful and
Jealous Board of Control, and aided espe-
cially by the untiring labors of Messrs.
Isydore Strauss and VIM. b. Taylor, OF the
Board, and by all the Directory during the
Fair. together with the lively interest mani
tested in the success of the Fair by the pab-
lie at large, the Third Annual Fair was
necessarily success, Notwithstanding the
sickness and postponements.
For the Fourth Annual Fair Directory
will leave nothing undone to make i'm
provement on all former efforts.
j. L. Power, Secretary.
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a CALL IN A NJ fSHELL.

Il heard itr7
"Who told Won -
Her friend" ~
You don't say ~
Ills dreadful :"
Yes, awful -
Don't tell it, | pray"
Good gracious !"
Who'd think it -
"Well! WE'LL well -
Dear met
''I've had Day
Suspicious :"
land / too, you see"
"I'm going!"
Don't; stay, love ~
Il can'ti'
I'm fOrlorn -
Farewell, dear -
Goodbye, sweet"
"I'M GLAD SHE'S GOMEZ"
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sept7wtf
The Mississippi HydrO-CarbOn
Chs Ei2hf COMPANY.

A RE now prepared to erect their mach mes
N in Hotels, Churches, Public Buildings,
and Private Houses, throughout the State OF
Mississippi.
These machines are automatic and furnish
a light of 60 candles power at cost of one
cent per hour. They can be furnished with
from / to 500 lights They occupy little space
"a twenty light machine being about the size
o. a whisky barrel They are perfectly safe,
and the light both in quantity and quality far
exceeds the common coal gas.
They are now on exhibition at the Compa-
ny's Works in jackson, corner Capitol and
President streets, and in Canton, at Wolf &
Mayors Merchants Exchange.
Send for Circulars and you will buy a ma
chine and avoid the dangers and inconven-
fences of coal oil and bad gas.
J. GREEN, President.
juIy2O7lwiy JOS KAUFMAN, Sup't.
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Winter and Spring Appointments
OF the Bishop of Mississippi.


Vicksburr. Dec. 9th, to Jan End, 1872.
diamond Place Jan. 4th.
Grand Gulf
Port Gibson. Jan 9Th to 10th.
r0;nhanv
Rpdnav Ian 12th.
Tburc5 HiIl Ian. is % 10th.
Washineton. Jan. 18Th.
Natchez, Jan. 18th to BIRD.
WSOdville, Jan 18th to 18th
s Srper,y' -''n,
0syka, Conrocation and Ordination.
Broo khaTen, o..
Messon, req; 1thi i'm .1,.h
Hrdta1 sn1;n eS Fen Fen i2tb and 18Th
Terry, Feb. 10Th
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e. have had the pleasure of visit
=. Victor W Thompson, of the Aus
TVS, State Gazette, formerly of the
.in6i press He is distinguished
4 .hsr Of the press OF our sister State.
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HNION FEM ALE COLLEGE,
OXFORD, MISS.
REV C. H. BELL, D. D.,-.-.....PREsIDEST.

This Institution offers to the educating pub
lie the following advantages
Thoroughness of instruction in Literature
and Sciences-Free Classical Course with
Latin Diploma for proficiency, superior train
ing in Oil Painting, Drawing, Ornamental
Branches, Art Literature, French and Music,
Instrumental and Vocal Constant care of
the health happiness, and social culture of
each pupil Religious and moral counsel
daily administered by the President. Fare
plentiful and well prepared. Boarding pupils
enjoy the unprecedented privilege of stud ying
the locality such as to promote physical as
we'll as mental development.
The Spring session, q d esirable time for en-
tering, will open January 81, 1872. Accom-
modafions for twenty more boarding pupils.
Apply for Catalogue. dec29tf--
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J. L. KESNARD. EaQ.-rhe pefcring Hand
Press which | bought OF YOU last an works 60
my entire satisfaction. IL will press easily
twenty bales per day.
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III. L. DUNCAN,
TTORN EY AT LAW
AND COLLECTING AGENT.
ELIAS HOWE
SEWING MACHINE.

HNHE WORLD RENOWNED ELIAS ~
IL HOWE SEWING MACHINE received the
ighest honors conferred on Sewing Machines
at our State Fair. In consideration that this
very popular Machine has not been known
in the State before, we conclude that there
is traits in the Howe that our people should
look to before buying any other.
MR. w. N. Wright, at Allen & Lyon, will
take pleasure in showing the Howe 70 any who
will call dec l9-s&w-tf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
The Railroad EIectIon I'm Hind
County.
OEFIcz PRESIDENT OF THE 4
BoARP or SUPERVISORS.
HINDs COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI, y

County.
OFFICE PRESIDENT OF THE
BOARP or SUPERVISORS,
HISDs COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI,
CLINTON, December 4, 1871.
At the written request of Geo. w. Harper.
representing the Yazoo City, Raymond and
Crystal Springs Railroad, and Ira E. Davis,
representing the Natehez and Jackson
Railroad, and W. C. Wells, representing the
Vicksburg and Ship Island Railroad, and
for the reasons set forth in said written re-
quest which paper bears date at Raymond.
December 4, 1871, l hereby give notice that
the proposed vote on the question of county
aid TO the railroads above named, now ad-
vertised to be taken December 10. 1871, is
postponed until Saturday. the 23rd day Of
March, 1872, anG that all the news papers of
the county publish this notice.
J.R. Horn.
ii Pres't Board of Supervisors.
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- al snl,.crIplIon.

rr.rtox-Two dollars per year, and
r SELt cory to getter up Of club Of ten
rWErktr ctARIos-F GU .,, dollars az per e
r. snd an extra copy for cup oil SIX Of
gore .a,er will be discontinued when
Il expires. shou1d he bv registered letter.
|onsJ orr s.e cannot be responsible.
sise, tns - communications should be adj
81 9ls'PI,g 5rer $ Barksdale, Jackson, Miss
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Infants Wardrobe a

The whole or any single article OF the above
OUTFIT may be had upon application, or will be
sent BY express, {. o. d. Every article is made
N the best manner, and from the best mate
rails Directions for self-measurement, to-
gether with list of articles in Wardrobes B
for 500, and &C for Ss25 sent by mail If de-
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#. lanes Mulholland, an old citizen of
In county, died on the 18th inst. He
native OF county Antrim, Ireland.
Il s,t resided in Jackson county about
- rear..-Handsboro Democrat.
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OBJECTIoNs-Thee enemies of Freema-
sonry say that the order is an enemy to
liberty and free institutions We declare
the very opposite to this to be true, for
Masonry is at war with all expressions
and despotism, teaching in most forcible
manner the equality of men. 1t seeks
not to overturn governments, but enjoins
obedience to the laws temperance, pru-
dence, fortitude, benevolence, patriot
ism, and hence it makes good citizens and
patriotic soldiers.
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FOR SALE
IN CRYSTAL SPRINGS. NJ

IN CRYSTAL SPRINGS, MISS.
AN ELEGANT DWELLING. beautifully To-
n Gated within five minutes walk of the
Railroad Depot-has all the conveniences of a
city residence such as water in the house
bath-house, cellar, &C., with greenhouse, gar
den and outhOuses.
For particulars apply by letter or other
wise to
A. +. ANDRE.
sept7wtf Crystal Springs, Miss.
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AGENTS WANTED.

THE GREAT HORROR
OF THE 18th CENTURY, CHICAGO, THE
PROUD CITY OF THE WEST, IN RUISsl Hun
dreds of People and Millions Of Property
Burned Up! 10000 Persons made Homeless
and Reduced TO Beggary! Fearful Scenes
Heart-rending Incidents Millions of Copies
of this Tragic Book can be sold. Sample copy
post paid so cents. Address ''GOODSPEED'S
EMPIRE BOOK, MAP AND PICTUEE
HOUSE" Chicago, Cincinnati, St. Louis, and
New Orleans. noy2w2m
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IIEALTHI REAIrNLl


strong nnd Pure Rich Blood -lucrp
flush and MpELi.rlrHr SIIu aHI
Beautiful Complexion Secured iU Al.-
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Game Fowls For Sale.
MAJ. B. c. d. BYNUM, Horn Lake, Miss,
Offers for sale his Stock of
Stays, Hens and Pullets,

ID OF more An n GHMOtEJs
Being originally thoroughbred, and carefully
improved by him for the last forty years, the
last cross being by thoroughbred Irish Cock,
imported by himself from ireland, in 1869.
He considers the stock of Fowls, with the re-
cent improvement. superior to that of any in
the world and as old age and feeble health
precludes the possibility of his sporting, and
bestowinG merited attention upon them in fu-
ture, he thus offers them for sale, at moderate
rates, and proposes to deliver them to pCr-
chasers, carefully boxed, at Horn Lake Depot,
u miles south of Memphis,
At SH5 90 Per Pair
Of one Stag and Hen, or Stays SO each, Hens
and Pullets IS each. Also 20 or % two and three
year old Cocks that he proposes to sell to any
one purchaser, delivered at home, for $40 each.
If not sold in ONE MONTH, the proposition
is withdrawn.
B. c. d. BYNUM,
Horn Lake Depot, DeSotO County, Miss.
jams Wit
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J. l.. KENNABp. Dear Sir After thorough
Snquiry for the best aud cheapest Press,
chose the Deering; / watched b. take Oft last
years crop, aud was entirely satisfied wsth its
working. IL will press fye hundred pound
bale more readily than any Press | ever saw
could one OF -four hundred. IL will save many
a pound Of mule flesh - acceptable 60 tht
freedmen, and believe will turn out az many
bales per day or not morc) and certainly with
more 60 Sc than any other Press.
ID. q. HUMPHREYS.
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w H. McCardle, the distin-
n aditor OF the Vicksburg Herald,
II u. with a visit yesterday. We
sod 10 find him in excellent health.
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READY aHLmr

~. 81. IT,
RADwAT's READV uELrEr
CURES THE WORST PSivs
In from One 90 Twenty 7linutrs.
Not One Hour afar readmr fhs alr.4IH.-
mrnt need any ono -HH H..I II.H.
RAILWAYS READY EELET Is a.
CURE FOE EVERY PAIN.
10 wac he FirstnuIi- he oulf paH Remedy
ihat iusautly stops Ihe m.. rtnIaI.IH.
u1ns, wheflofof IHt lHEE.. fI0i. H... huN ...
or other glands pr organs. hg ouu application
IN FROM NETOTWFNTN MINUTES.
uo matter bow yiol .nl rakrruHa..ur Vs. r..u
thc Rheumatic. bri.flIt#H. IHnTu. lr.HI..I
Nervous, A.ufa.-... ur Fl.IH'.. hI.# .
easC may su Der.
RAILWAYS READY RELIED
WIN 4FFlHD INSTANT CASE
inflammation 3. le Kidney
Iudaur.iou Of ODE Boweif
Consssuoa NJ He Lur...
Sore, Threat p.Geult efeara.nr
canua Iaaaun.
Nsau'ra Ed,aaaH-a.
The application uf ue EaIg HeI.. f. H.
part or raits whore .hc pain or aIHea'Is .s.
ifls viii afford t4rr guI ruH.f.It-
IwrstF drops iu CO half umI'nr "a vH..T
NiI lh 2 few mgH"h.e raff 'fHmnf.
Sour stomach llear.hHrH. eIth u'.Ia.af. Nl.
arIhrI. ~ srufort. tUfr Wind Iu b N#H...
and Oh Internal Paine.
Traveller should aIua9H rlrHF N.I#e ..
Railway Ready KeH.I with N,m. a I-u
drops in water WV Ir.tlHt s.ehur.. ar Ir.n"
nom change uf water. llIH t.Iirf fNHH FFrUII
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We had the pleasure of meeting In
lE CLARION sanctum all the Conservative
Iembers Of the Legislature who had up to
esterlay evening reached the city. We
resume others arrived last night. You
Ee each and all ever welcome at The CLAIR
By Office, gentlemen. 1t affords us great
Pppness to know that you are not as in
Be last legislature, a mere handful, but
pat your numbers are now such, that you
Hn check the Vandals in their charge upon
be Treasury. if you but act in concert as
d the glorious little band, known as the
bu'eryatve members of the Legislature of
and Il, you can do much good in the
Peat cause which you represent. And this
+ believe, aye know, you will do.
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:. election yesterday monoPolized
,.,,;an of the news gatherers of the
- consequently we have not the
,,omber Of local items.
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NM l.. acknowledging Hand Cot
ton Press gives entire satisfaction. think 10
the best Hand Press made, and recommend 30
TO the public confident that any one trying 81
will be perfectly satisfied with the way IL opcr-
ates; il is simple, perfect and complete in as
arrangements and easily managed.
). ". DAVENPORT.
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One of the most orderly and quiet
.st;ol, ever known in this city was held
|sserIag everybody appeared to be in a
Jbnnor. Fully Is, and probably more,
ior.,i men voted for Mr.. Smith for Mayor.
4 Mclaughlin, for Alderman in the South
ard reesiyed almost the entire colored
4 No while Mr. Barksdale in the North
E,rl. received the SURFACES of more than
nlared men. Indeed, colored men in
Iratpr ar less numbers, voted for every
ermaa that was elected. This fact must
Re forgotten by the incoming Board.
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IEINF III IIT'NIIVI TTTT"-
perfectly tastclcss, elegantly coated uII.
sweet gum, purge, regulate. purify. ,'HHU..
and strengthen. Railway III.. I.T II#.H..
of ull disorders of tho Stomach. l.flr. U.H....
Kiducys. Bladder. hrrFoHz DIerl.r.. Ue4I.
ache, Constipation. tosltrHr... indigestion.
Dyspepsia, Biliousut.r. BHIHm IUFrT lHHH.
nation ~ thc Bowel. Piles, and HII brHurr.
mcnts Of the Internal kierrrI Warranted II
effect % positive cure. Purely Vegetable. ..u.
tanning nO mercury minerals. UT drIrIrr.0H.
drugs.
Atcw doses of Railway lIII# win fa. I..
system from all tHo above HHmtI II#uHi.f.
Price. - cents Jrf BHr. Ha|H lE UUH.I.I#.
Road "fuIse uul I.uf. fHHI Uur IEHI.U.
stamp 60 Railway a Co., ST.. % NHHHu IHHr.
New York. Informal .uu worth tHUua#uI. u.I..
boz sent YOU. HurtI iIanIHIH
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TWO CHOICE FARMS.

ONE containing $50 acres Of land, one-hali
" cleared and well improved, with choice
orchard Of early fruit trees. One mile from
Crystal Springs.
The other contains $50 acres, seven miles
from Crystal Springs, and Is q most MAJ nif-
cent planfafion- Terms viii be made TO suit q
purchaser. For further partlculaIs. address
d. wv. wv. SCOTT,
noy30w4t Crystal Springs, Miss.
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The Brookhaven Citizen has the fol-
lowing:
The Engine Company did not attend the
Ststs Fair. Had they done go they would
nave got the prize offered-a handsome horn.
We don't know so well about that. Our
companies are hard to beat.
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A CHRISTMAS PRESENT. ac.
knowiedging the reception of the presep,
mentioned in the subjoined note from our
OLD friend, We beg to assure him that we
cordially reciprocate the kind wishes there.
in expressed:
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July 81, 1871.

Mr. KENNARp.- The Decrpg Pres bought
Of you could nt work any better. can press
a load Of cotton by breakfast time, and have
done so frequently. / am perfectly satisfied
with it. - ..,.
STEPHEN Mcleod.
JulY 1sL ISL scntlsM3tWlM
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TyOy FEMALE COLLEGE. The
dor session of this favorite institution,
s.ed at oxford, will open January 3lst,
llhwill be seen by the special announce
ent of.Dr Bell, which We publish to-day,
/ ACCOMMODATIONS for twenty more board
: pupils are provided. This is, in all res
tct, one of the best Female Colleges in
II country. In addition to TO its superior
|elities for imparting thorough educa-
|On, Young ladies find this a delightful
me, where their health and happiness
b mattrs of prime concern by devoted
(resilrnt and faculty.
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= NEWTON, Miss, Dec. 20. ISL.
HON. t. BARKsDALE-Dear Sir / send
you by express (paid) a gobbler for your
CHRISTMAS dinuer. Hoping that Won and
yours may live to enjoy many returns Of
the anniversary of our Sayiour's birth.
friend, = SCEr
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rTsHE next meeting Of State Council Friends
H. of 8mperance viii take place on the 11th
day Of y anuary, 1872. at Hazelhurst. Delegate
please take due notice.
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Dental Gard.

nR. c. S. KNAPP viii open his Office PER-
- MANENTLY in the city OF Jackson on lst
January next, when he will be pleased to
receive calls from his old friends and all others
who desire the MOST PERFECT DENTAL OPERA
TIoNs. dec II 4 sw-tf
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GAME Fowls FoR SALK.-See advertise
ment of Maj. Bynum, Horn Lake, Miss
who has game fowls tor sale.
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Row, n. Y. twenty-five years experience.
Pamphlets containing Patent Laws, with fun
directions how to obtain Patents. free
A bound volume Of lis pages, containing the
New CKEsUs by counties and all large Cities
40 Engravings Of Mechanical Movements,
Patent Laws and rules for obtaining Patents
mailed on receipt Of Is cents
dee 12-3m-saw
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DEATH OF WIN. HICKS. last Sat
Flay morning Mr.. William Hicks, former
Of Rankin county, but late of Virginia,
|a found dead in his room at the
vards House, below we give the verdict
lhe COroaers Jury. Mr.. Hicks was raised
Rankin county, and served during the
n IN the 18th Mississippi regiment, Army
the Valley of Virginia. Early in 1868.
was elected lieutenant in Company \.
y daring the seige of Petersburg, lost a
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BLasOnlf department.
CONDUCTED By J. L. POWER.


Contributions 20 this Department are solicited
from the Graft throughout the .NtGte-
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JACKSON. Mss. Dec. 30. 1871.

JACksoN, MISS, Dec. 30, ISL.
I'VE the jury empannelled to investigate
70 tbeea Sc OF the death of VIM. Hicks
V viewed the body as required by law.
y aFe OF the opinion that the said VIM
Gas came to his death from the effects OF
overdose of morphine, administered by
lsell at the Edwards House, in the city
JACKSON, State of Mississippi, at som,
|ae during the night of the Both of Deem
Fl lSl. VIM. @. WALKER,
ID. O'SULLIYAN,
MILES HARDY.
PATRICK MoYNAHAN,
AARON LANGLEY,
WADE WILKINS.
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