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THE COUNTY EXPENSES.

The estimated expenses OF the county OF Kings,
ordinary and contingent, exclusive oil the amount
required Tor the support OF the poor and Tor the
parade ground, Is as iollows:-
For Penitentiary supplies repairs and salaries. $55 @
Deficiency OF appropriation 9VU
For no nrison over amount NJ hord
For root, water. &c, for Pententiary. ..:.,; EOU
For Jail supplies repairs salary Of Sherin ana 80 900
For Morgue supplies and salary OF kceper..... lou
For CorOners fees. transportation 6c........ z.1Jy
For Court House supplies, salary OF keeper, 6c zsVU
Flaggin2 and curbing grounds about Court House V
For serving Jury notices sheriff. bu0
COURTS, MILITIA, BONDS, &C.
For Comm ssioacrs OF Jurors and ClerkS.,..... $Suo
For deficiency Of appropriation Tor same pur' /. -
pose
For District Attorney, clerks, &c .............. 2,
For Surrogates clerks snographer, Ac......- 2.Nl
For County Treasurer, clerks, kc...........+.. 4yW
For Board of supervisors and clerkst,,,,.... 3b5pV
For County Court salaries OF Judges ........ 2o.UJ
For deficiency same purpose ...,.....,....... USal
For Justice III Sessions salaries and fees 800. 400
For City Court, salaries OF Judges clerks, Ac. VDl
For supreme Court Judges. salaries clerks, &C.. 80
For National Guard expenses l2U0
Arrnorv twenty third regiment, ". G.......... SWW
Interest on ing ates therefor. $3.50
Armory Thirteen, regime $1,000
Interest certificates the rciOr bup
Interest on certificates issued previous TO s7. 932Y
Assessment county property luVu
Principal OF bonded debt vi county due. 3oSo
Total SiVssoo
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A.-The Most Appropriate summer

SEA SIDE Cottages
MouEiAlN villas,
cry AND COUNTRY Houses.
i the RATTAN, made up IN
CHAIRS d al DESCRIPTIONS,
SOFAS AND RECLINING CHAIRS.
WORK TABLES ana Baskets, Flower
Stands. Frcwood Holders &c, IA.
BASKETS Of every KIND,
MATS, MATING.
WINDOW SHADES
BRooMs &C, IA.
Manufactured by
G. WAKEFIELD
81 Canal and lss Friend street
BOSTON,
New York :
sale1ooms No. Barclay street and No 8 Park place.
A.-For nm Elegant Summer Hat of
superior quality go direct to the manufacturer EsrBH
SCHElD, ll5 Nassau street
All Physicians Prescribe Koarney's
and kindred complaints; 81 per bottle.
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MESTS. Send tor catalogue
JAMES kKIRTLAND Nos. 8, 10 and II Reade street.
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KINGS COUNTY MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS
The Cost OF the City and County Govern
menss for Is74-Thc Figures which the
Board OF Estimate Received Yestor.
IucEsnso n


Board OF Estimate Received Yestor.
aay-An Increase OF Taxation.
The Kings County Board OF Estimate met yester-
day afternoon, in the Supervisors room, for the
purpose OF considering the various estimates OF
expenses required for the support OF the different
departments or the city government for the year
1874. The estimates far received from the heads
OF the different departments are made under the
old charter. The new charter, when signed. VIII
OF course cause considerable change, as there is
large increase In salaries, and the cost OF running
the departments win be greatly increased This Is
especially the In the Brooklyn Board OF Health,
and the Commissioners have asked for more time
TO make up their estimate.
THE POLICE DEPARTMENT.
There will be an increase in the expenses Of the
Police Department, yet they have made up their
estimate under the old law. The total amount re-
CURED at present IS S6s665o. The Commissioners
say the new charter will increase the expenses OF
the department about $4,000.
COMMISSIONERS OF CHARITIES.
Commissioners OF Charities for fiscal year COM
mencnp August 1. 1873. and ending July 81. 1874
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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-04-24
Rules for Sleep.

There Is no fact more clearly established
in the physiology Of man than this, that the
brain eXpends its energies and Itself during
the hours Of wakefulnc--, and that these are
rccuperated during sleep. If the recupera-
tion does not equal the expenditure, the
brain withers-thi, Is insanity. Thus it Is
that, in Early English History, persons who
were condemned to death by being prevented
from sleeping always died raying maniacs,
and those who are starved 10 death becomes
insane; the brain Is not nourished, and they
cannot sleep.
The practical differences are three: lst
Those who think most, who do the most
brain work, require the most sleep. ID. The
time Saved from necessary sleep is infalli-
bly, destructive to mind, body, and estate
3D. Give yourself your children, your ser
wants, give all that are under you, the fullest
amount of sleep they viii take by compelling
them to 60 to bed at some regular, early
hour, and 10 rise in the morning the moment
they wake; and within a fortnight, Nature,
with almost the regularity of the rising sun,
viii unloose the bonds of sleep the moment
enough repoSe has been secured for the wants
of the system. This is the only safe and
efficient rule GOOD Hcalth.
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An Unfortunate Youth.

The Lebanon, KY, Standard relates the
following incident as happening near Lo-
retto, in that State. 1t illustrates COM
plant that Is only too common among
certain class Of beaux whose silly ambition
reaches 10 higher than fashionable meek
tie. and the foolish boast that they are Ike
the butterflies who gather sweets from every
garden, but unlike the bees, they carry no
honey home with them These lnslpld
Youths have about as much earnestness
in anv department Of life as IL loye-maklng,
as secure a. permanent success The girl
should lean them up against shady tree
some bright summer day. and then ian
them t. death with a rose leaf The Saad-
ari SAYS
4 young man living not quite thousand
miles from Loretto, not long ago iaid siege
10 the heart Of Young lady lu LoulsNlile'
who in due time surrendered the fortress
into his keeping \ Gay vas aIl''1l5' - -'i
the uuptials friends were invited, good
things to eat and drink were provided, ana
All The c0uc1mitaute for we'll regulated we'd
dino. were prepared The day cane, the
quests came but the bridegroom" the
coaug man from the country came not
lie made default, md the question Oh every
tongue was, why i this thus
The mother Of the bride that was TO be
came MP 70 I.oretto and went out u inter
view blr 5ell- tt.d- Ni4'iss4tt nav i
She told him Of her daughrer--how, like
Amy" III " L0ckslay Hall, her check WAS
pale and thinner than should be for one 50
Young" and hoD size was piulng away from
disappointment and grief In s.s Hti'
observed depr ecatfuLlv, that III al- +y
had never beer very INT, but tt.u ...,-.n'
motbcr-iu-law PARTED lis Thrust. aEa g,Hl,-
-euted to hiGa the 5wtr.. s..tr "- aa g. D.
duct ia such m8t.a. l.-.-r -..E ." i.!-
bound TO apologize
He accordingly etl ta. a'a lady tIat be-
was sorry ~ have --..s.i and disappointed
her daughter aHd .4.-..., hug TnaI hr Wa
the subject of outFa}tANie Hts of loving
and when one Of these came upon him b.
could not keep from loving somebody. This,
he said was q disease, and that ha va- ii no
sense responsible for anything he did while
this temporary madness was upon him. IT
be had, under the power Of this maady,
made love to her daughter lie was sorry for
IL; but he could net help it. If she doubt
ed his word, he sad he could bring hun
dreds Of physicians To prove that such 4
disease existed, and hundreds Of his ac-
/ quaintances to prove that he had it.
/ The lady from Louisville went home a
/ 7adder if not a wiser woman Before she
! left she expressed great sympathy for the
/ young man, observing that " II was such q
/ pity he could not De cured"
An exchange suggests that pair Of mum
/ Der thirtecns, inserted under the young
mans coat tail, and propelled with accom-
! panying yicSr, would prol%biy effect cure
! and advises some stalwart kentuckian t.
1 try 1t on.
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A Little Gnl's sunday Thoughts.

..1-I..-.. 1I-.rT;,,-. tI..,.,...,,;.
"'i w '.'i'lH '"ut'7 u2Iie Ini9 morning u
- nm. .' ille''i :.
80 III = '.'u sifs - Il
20 nm - '''i @'1N' 'u li u1u nor tllhe,
a.. ~, ..,' Nv, '.le "I'"1I.l9t LloIe Gy
''lF % = E.lH1l 20 H''o reason 70 Ut
'.' l..7 eIuest 7oil, VINO was al
aPfI.''is4 ." " draper al q niue distance
lI'i1 .s - ..'s @'.'I inc idther SPOKE; II
va Pun '.e, l'g ''l2sLer anu IIle cnlldI e
~ VIM .'tS', ere were sorry Iol
" lil"l'.. a. .5..l li.' EoahEesi chlid. Z iltllt
Euls VINO 7L. ny, 70 Eef I!IHtr' iaia aoWL
i'' I''.,ii' 'it" '"'NluS up III MS lace Sitlu
coaNih-lN;
rather dear 1 want TO ask something.
eiA m\ love- ask away.
p4ean IL say IN the bi6Ie SIX days
~hA!t thuu labor ana do all that thou hast
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A MIGHTY BIG MIRACLE.

\ gentleman once charged his slave wher
setting off for church, To remember the text
and repeat IL Ia him ON his return home
But when questioned Ssimbo's idea of a
text seemed very vague.
Wen. u you can't tell the text, YOU can
surely tell what the sermon was about, said
the master.
80. YES, maSsa: Gun tell heaps Of what
it was bout replied Sambo. :" 1t was bout
whom DC twcl postles was hungry, dere was
"A mighty big mericle worked to feed EN-"
And what was the miracle -
Why, sab. deere was five thousand loaves
of bread and five thousand small fishes
fetched long by Il boy TO feed EN- wild -
Bat, ~ambo, asked the master, a if there
was 50 much food, where was the miracle? ~
Why Dress yer heart massa. de mericle
was dat de 'po>JieS ate all dat stuff and
didn't bust, replied Sambo, with triumph
In his air
\ great many people who are white, and
wiser than Sambo, 90 TO church Sabbath
after Sabbath, and wear after year. and vet
know As H.tle OF the Bible as he did I'VE
recently heard of a gentleman who had rep
resented his town in the Legislature. who
ia advocating the division of township.
said, " Gentlemen, let Us have peace! Our
town Is large. and If we cannot agree on
site for a town-house, let US say, as David
said To Jonathan when there was strife be
tween their herdsmen-'Let there be no
strife between thee and me. -
A rich man, who had attended church
from his boyhood, IN speaking of painful
separation from his friends, " felt as Peter
did when he said 70 his Master. Whittier
thou goest | VIII go; where thou diest, l
viii die, and there viii l be buried"
Did Sambo's blunder beat that of the leg
islator or Of the rich merchant?
1t Is not enough to hear or to read care
lessly the Word of God. 1t must be studied
and treasured up in the memory Watchman
and Reflector
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FnrruAu \ swrHa AUWH--
Circuit Court OF fIIc g.uftrd s..
Southern Di-trictor7ti-,i.,...

Duncan Kennedy Dr. o.aI.
S.pHrouia Brown &c. OIL
ID 1 virtue oi decree oi ... 0..
ID uf luc United States. H...... .
Iu fhr above stated eau-u. ........
Ilth day Ul February. 1873 Nh.
SptcIa. Commissioner. ~. ..
will on Monday l1.H ly# N..
coed CD snII lur cI-H FL. I#. ...
Forms: Half ru-h. mIHu.. .. .......
with per cont IutDr,-'...... H...
land reserved az publ. uH.Hr Ha .
Madison county. Mississippi. U.| I.....
property now BOD thc huuIH ". aH
tIariN.
And ON Thursday, tbc I1H lH.
1873, tine said Commissioner. au .
bcm, viii proceed uu SELL ON ......
Hul 90 public outcry, nt NH.-..
Harrison county, State ular..HH.
ug lands described as follow.
ra-t half ut northwest quarter ..
west quarter of southeast gul.... ...
town ship Z south of meridian u.
ing l2J ll-luO acres also tHnuHI...
half OF northwest quuucru of .N...H..
OF section % township q south .. .
west containing 80 3-lOU aero.
in iIac iouul section No. %. cGuuH..
acres. and lot NJ. ]. iu fractional
-, containing ~ jl-lOJ aer
range I'D, west; MISC The wott ....
quarter and west half of Yves. .I..
aud east half of southeast guHfar
township Z, range lO, west. g.u#I.
100 acres also the east uuIr s.u.#.
aud southeast quarter w ruuHN..
section 26, township T. range DID. Hs..
ing 10 100 acres also % Iufu H..
ia said county, described us follows.
fronting the seashorc and designate. .
IT, measuring one % huIf HrU.H.
eight arpcnts deep, am iu Che g.un..
son, the said lands being sold boo t....
cling the dover Of said SUUHrHUa .
together with Tie personal r.UH.
purposes named iu said ducre.
ARCHIE N.DEHU.
JAMES ID sIL#AI..
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TO PREVENT GRAY HAIR


STANDS equaled-having proved its yir-
- tues al Sixteen different EXpositions and
Fairs. lis clear As crystal; leaves no sui
phur or other bad smell on the hair, but fin,
perfume. Never changes the hair to ridculou,
red or pink, only natural light brown OF
black is the result in "A few applications -
Stains neither hands, scalp or clothing Cures
daudruti, stops The hair from falling out, and
cures any headache within ten minutes.
J. T Fu2azi, Manufacturer and Proprietor
New York City and Sacramento. Cal. ASK
your druggist and give il fair trial. G. c
WARD < BRO, Agents, 2lj Main 81, Mem
phis.
BUCK & BAILEY,
nar27 PLY jackson, Miss
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Mai Henry McNaiI, one of the General
Agents, laid before the Board statement OF
financial condition of the Company and OF ats
workings during the past year, showing most
gratifying and conclusive results.
The President, IN few we'll timed remarks.
urged upon the Board The Importance of eueT-
gv in promoting the interests OF this Hon
Institution.
James d. Stewart was presented as the Gen
eral Agent OF the State OF Mississippi Hl.h
Office AT jackson, and Capt. Geo. T. laN Iut.
Special Travelling Agent
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THE undersigned having accepted the
Vicksburg, respectfully solicits orders for
-AIonuments, Tornbs, Head-Stoues, Slabs, Lime
stone Caps, Sills and Caps for Buildings. e
lectious can be made from Specimen Book. or
new designs win be furnished 10 order. | will
guarantee to fiji orders at Eastern prices, and
give satisfaction in all cases.
DAN'L KAVANAUGH
Jackson, Oct p 1921
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n. .. LUDLOW,
w. II. CHILEs
JNo. c. CARRAWAT. w h CHILEs
LIVERY AND SALE STABLES,
JNo. c. CARRAWAY

CARRAWAY s CHILES respectfully an
~ nounce to the citizens of jackson and
vicinity that they have formed a copartnershlp
for the purpose of carrying the Livery
business at the stand formerly occupied by L.
W. Carraway s Son. They viii keen con
stantly on hand fine horses and mules and all
kinds of vehicles for hire and sale. Just re-
ceived nice lot of mules, broken, which are
for sale at living rates.
.3tt.-
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-04-24

\ CHRISTIAN CtovN-Just at the con
clusiOn of a recent circus performance in a
North Carolina town, the clown stepped
forward and informed the vast assembly
that they had taken in about 5000 that day
more money, he ventured to say, than anv
minister of the Gospel in that county would
receive for years service. He then plainly
told them that large portion of the au-
dience were church members. who would
plead their poverty when asked for money
TO support the Gospel, and severely exposed
their inconsistency. A few Sundays after
wards he preached in the same community.
and made a strong appeal for missions, when
a collection was taken up amounting 10 $438.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-04-24

AN OLD LAw-If law which it was
found necessary to put in force in the seven
teenth century in England. were TO be re-
sumed to-day, it would cause an immense
downfall to chignous. 1t was as follows
All women, of whatever agc, rank, pro-
fession or degree, whether virgins. wives and
widows, that shall, from and after this date.
impose upon, seduce and b..-ay into matri-
mony any of his majesty = male subjects by
teeth, false hair, Spanish wool. iron STAYS.
hoops high heeled shoes or bol7tered hips
shall incur the perltjcs of the laws in force
against witchcrat' and the Ike. and the
marriage, upon conviction. SHALL ~tana null
and void
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DIR L. r. GUM,
THE "CARROLLTON,


IHts new and beautiful Hotel f.. now
A. ~ the Public L0cltrd ou tH. .".
cold Fountain Hotel " extended .g a...
front ou Baltimore street. ff b. ......
alike 20 the business man and tho t.al.'
IL il the only Hotel In Baltimore lf Oh.
style embracing Elevators, Suit. NE
with Baths and an convenience. ~.
ventilation and light tbr0ugh0uf..aH.
planned and built as "a Hotel. now 5000.
foundation
It's Elegant and Convenient Office ~. l.
change Room, with Telegraph, etc. nf.l ...
tunes be at the service Of The The MeE..'-
and Citizens Of Baltimorc-lts buIliar.
Inc location Of the Ladies' Lutrl"..
Baltimore street, and he beautiful pray
Rooms connected herewith win give fa ft.
Hes mere than the usual degree Of gW0.
seclusion
To accommodate Merchants and others
visit Baltimore, the Proprietor wl. chars
per day for the Rooms ON fourth ana
floors, making the difference on account o.. .
elevation. Ordinary Transient Rates
lover floor "a per diem.
Guests Of the House desiring % take atf'"
tage Of the above rates, will please NOTIFY
Clerk before Rooms are assigned
An Improved Elevator for the use ot uN'.-
running constantly, from g "a. 10. % II r L.
thus rendering the upper stories acees'.''
without fatigue.
The undersigned refers 10 his career Of o'a
thirty years, as n Hotel Manager, in New l2Il
and Baltimore, confident that with new ~
modern house, he can give entire satIaA'H'-
his guests.
dec2P72w7m"
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-04-24

STANDARD OF CHARITY.-Men measure
! their charities by peculiar standard. A
man who has but a dollar in his pocket
would give penny for almost any purpose.
If he had hundred dollars he might give
one. Carry it higher and there comes fall
ing of. One hundred would be considered
too large a sum for him who has ten thousand,
while a present of one thousand would be
deemed miraculous from a man worth one
hundred thousand, vet the proportion is the
same throughout, and the poor mans penny,
the widows mite, is more than the rich mans
high-sounding and widely-trumpeted bene-
faction.
new paper in Texas starts out with the
announcement that " in religion we are con-
sentative, and we intend 70 adhere to the
cash system"
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-04-24

PROFANITY never did any man the least
good No man is the richer, or happier, or
wiser for it. 1t commends no one to any
society. 1t is disgusting TO the refined
abominable to the good; insulting TO those
with whom We associate; degrading to the
mind Improbable and injurious to society.
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MEDICAL NOTICE

r. w. 5. LANG LEY.
HAVING resumed practice, offers his pro-
IL fessional services to the citizens Of Jack
on and vicinity
Office in Langley Building mrI7ff
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HOW
To SPECULATE SUCCESSFULLY
Randall FL. FOOte & Co.,

bankers and Brokers. 20 Broadway, n.
ID Y. Member of Stock Exchange and Gold
Board.
Mechanics Banking Associ-
alton, or any old banking house or commercial
agency in New York.
n. B.-Pamphlet on 'Wall street and its OPP
erations' furnished free on application.
dpc26 y
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Big Boys.

Some one has written beautifully to the
boys in the following manner Here is a
whole sermon in a few sentences: OF all the
love affairs in the world, none can surpass
the true love Of big boy for his mother 1t
is pure and noble honorable in the highest
degree to both. | do not mean merely a
dutiful affection. | mean love which makes
a boy gallant and courteous to his mother
saying to everybody plainly that he is fairly
in love with her. Next to the love of her
husband, nothing SO crowns a womens life
with honor rs this second love, this devotion
Of a son To her. And l never yet knew a
boy turn out bad who began by falling in
love with his mother. Any man may fall
in love with a fresh faced girl, and the man
who Is gallant with the girl, may cruelty
neglect the worn and weary wife But the
boy who is lover to his mother in her mid
die age is true knight who will love his
wife as much in the sere-leayed autumn as
as he did III the daisied spring-time.
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Three Residences
FOR RENT.

INV o in West Jackson. aud one in the North
i Ward. near Blind Institute. Inquire o.
r.ert--1r j. NJ WESSON.
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Every year increases the popularity
of this valuable Hair Preparation
which is due to merit alone. We can
assure our old patrons that it is kept
fully up to its high standard; and it
is the only reliable and perfected prep
aration for restoring GRAY OR FADED
HAIR to its youthful color, making it
soft, lustrous, and silken The scalp,
by its use, becomes white and clean.
1t removes all eruptions and dandruff,
and, by its tonic properties, prevents
the hair from falling out, as it stimu-
lates and nourishes the hair-gIands.
By its use, the hair grows thicker and
stronger. In badness, it restores the
capillary glands to their normal vigor,
and will create a new growth, except
III extreme old age. Il Is the most
economical HAIR DREssING ever used,
as 1t requires fewer applications, and
gives the hair splendid, glossy APP
pearance. a. n. Hayes, MD, State
Assayer of Massachusetts. says, The
constituents are pure, and carefully
selected for excellent quality; and |
consider it the BEST PREPARATION
for its intended purposes"
Sold By al Druggists, and Dealers il. Medicines.
Price One Dollar
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-04-24

G. caO wanted All classes OF WORKING REQ
b,l 10 old
work spare all the time than at ihb
else Co, Portland, Maine