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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-08-26

POLICE COURT, TuEsDAY--Poltce Justice
Joseph j. White presiding.-The following
cases were disposed of:
Thomas Mayo, charged with assaulting
and striking the child of John FL. Traylor.
Fined 81.
William Phillips, charged with assaulting
and beating Willis johnson with crutch,
was tried, found guilty, and fined IS.
Thomas Smith, charged with stealing a
shirt and other articles from Pedin & Whit.
lock, was found guilty, and sent to Jail for
ten daYS.
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Presentation. Schuyler Colfax, Mr. Cole
man, of hotel fame and other eminent citizens,
unite In recommending DEsuLER's FEVER AND
AGUE PILLS to sufferers. This potent but harmless
remedy is nearlya quarter Of century old, and Is
constantly increasing 10 fame as an absolute ana
unfailing specific against miasmstic and periodical
feyers aud chs. 1t contains neither cdtomel, ar
eenic. or otiuine, and never fails to cure.
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PARTED AFTER FIVE YEARS OF HAPPINESS.
Yesterday was very tedious day ut the Pc.
lice Court, but a very prolific one for the
newspaper reporters. About l O'Clock the
case of William Banks, tall and altogether
quite remarkable looking colored man, was
called. He was charged with trespassing
upon the premises of and threatening to as.
sault dnd kill Salie Lee. 1t appeared from
Salie's statement chat although William had
been her lover for long time she had at last
become weary of his attentions and decided
to bestow the life which she bad partly spent
with him upon better-looking lover. A
little misunderstanding arose, aud in order
10 get rid Of him she caused his arrest upon
what she believed to be bona .tide charge.
William kept very quiet until his compan.
ion of five years had concluded her TRADE of
abuse and finished her story of bis short
comings, etc., and then the Justice addressed
him:
A1r. White: Well, sir, what do you do for
a living?
William I work in the rolliDg-mill, sir.
MIR. White: Are you white or black?
William : Colored, sir.
Mr.. White Well, what is the trouble you
have gotten into;
William, in reply, made very clear state
ment, as the result showed, but its truth had
such an effect upon Sallie that she couldn't
stand it any longer, and began to contradict
the witness and to give her version OF the
affair. The Justice was satisfied with the
mans statement, in which he said that they
had lived happily together for five years, and
until somebody else began to be attractive
and the subject of matrlmony was discussed.
Then they parted. The Justice ended the
matter in his court by letting William GO
Joe Cox and other witnesses having testified
to his former peaceful life and good charac.
ter-but Sallie was told to take her seat
When the court adjourned, SalIie was ad.
monished by the Justice and then let off.
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ENTERPRISE! ENCOURAGE IT "A superior
AXLE CREASE made In Richmond. The NORRIS
LUBR1cArING COMPOUND, now adopted and used
by all the railroads entering the city, can be had by
teamsters, millers, aud others at the factory OF
Messrs. WOOD & ARMIsTEAD, foot Of free bridge,
the sole proprletors and manufacturers Of this
ctu
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A GLOSSY HEAD OF HAIR.-The PALMA CHRISTI
HAIR TONIC Is an excellent and perfectly safe
dressing for the hair-preyents its falling out,
moving dandruf and giving it fresh and healthy
appearance. 1t is made only by friends Messrs.
MEADE & BAKER, but their friends on Shockoe
Hill can buy 1t of MILLER & PIERCE, corner Of
Fifth and Marshall streets
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ExCTRSI0NA.
,,,,, rycuR>IoN OF THE sEAsoN
TO
WEST POINT
,.rs,,,y,>srrEMn&R /, 1874.

,,,,s.,or>s OF their arrangcmcn,s me
f II, csen"a Is% ,}nSIv }ari,"S"i With Ia Any % Of
Sn. u4t II >n'' ," ,n, l,,,.;e IN guaranteeing 10
u" o. rnlnrm'r IL ,,-,,,s allowed on the
,l.ar. a. ",T s,i,r, st,ecisily cared for hy
,,,,: laor> wv. S,rcte>, order Observed as all
Lake @& @& III 's s,'s ii "!'rH41Iis; as"d has been
''y..A>\,N n''Er r,.,iny. bathing sailing. h>liing
etya, !,isIr G,r .' ym,Nts for those TEo T'', ,GSk
nd mar, "'n' vail .or the excursion on TUESDAY '
>,pr"1rf ,c,,r York River depot a' 7:3e ~ NJ
,1d t"'@r. ~ nctn"r ~ ladies' SOC eH''eie"'
~ - - -car,a Al The depot
-'~ uANAGEhs:
,Tr,x VI. L. CROWDS,
Noh''N'" X, = CulLpEE>S.
.,rTsE Of ARRANGEMENTS
-" r,,.rr =. l.. LlCGAN.
E. $. btN,. JAMES IL. BC ILER,
IL JnnS MuEriif.
.,.fNW.t An
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NOMINATING CoNvENTIoSs..--The delegates
to the Congressional Nominating Convention
for this district will assemble at the Exchange
Hotel at noon to-day.
The Henrico County Nominating ConYen.
ton will meet at the county courthouse at
12 O'Clock M. to-day.
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TuR BAkBER-SHoP RoBBERT.-henry scott,
the negro charged with breaking ana enter
ing the barber-shop of Hobson d Scott IN Inc
daytime and stealing sundry articles OF tne
value of fifteen dollars, was before justice
White yesterday. After the examination OF
several witnesses the case was safhciently
made out against the accused, and he wa:
sent On to the grand jury Of the HustiDgs
Court for the first Monday in September
Bill was not allowed.
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MArRoN TO TIE ALMsHoUsz.-Tbe newly
annointed mstron to the almshouse, Mrs.
Lucy j. Macon, is the widow OF Lieutenant
Edgar Macon, of the Thomas Artillery, Con.
federate States army-a company from this
city. AT the time of the death OF Lieutenant
Macon (killed at the first battle OF hanassas)
he was member Of Dove Lodge, No. 81.
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ENTERED AT THE CusTox.HoUsR.-Tbe
American schooner Olivia Jameson, Captain
X. A. Jameson, from Windsor, Nova. Scotia,
with lump gypsum, to Staples d Blair, en-.
tered at the custom-house yesterday. The
British schooner Gerent, Captain Ross, from
Baltimore, in ballast, also entered at the Gus
TOM house, and will load with -four for Rlo
Grande do Sui,
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TIE MEETING LAST NIGHr.-The delegates
to the Congressional Nominating Convention
for this district had an informal meeting last
night at the rooms OF the Chamber of Com
merce. but transacted no business of public
interest. A number of the county delegates
have already arrived ia the city.
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PHRsoNAL.-Judge Hughes has returned
from Norfolk. :,
MIR. Abram Warwick is lying quite i'll at
his residence, on Grace street.
DR.. w. 81. Taylor, coroner OF the city, mas
returned from his recent visit to the noun
tains considerably improved and refreshed.
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KEEP Coo1--You can keep cool by getting your
summer clothing from E. B. SPENCE SON. They
are selling their stock at greatly reduced prices.
Give them a csll at 1900 Main street.
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BADLY IsyUREp.-Yesterday afternoon be.
tw, ,en s aud 6 O'Clock little boy named
Cha, les Whitlock, while Playing on one OF
ths r.. light ears near the Central depot, while
the cara were being shifted, fell and was
PAINFULLY &c not seriously injured by the car
wheels. His right leg was badly cut and
bruised. 7.
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7 rscrs m III, ~ SSytFSa0H or ,asans nSTtns in ms
s.a:"! .''' .' .',> ,p. rI,a>urr aud enl"ymcnt oi
." .'.,I flrud> proni,r N'"
The; &"': ~. <D GALA DAY,
....,....',irir,,. YOU car have 50 mncn run;
wae2 81 '' in,.r. arr, ot.rrud with GdtiltloLal
II" '"'S ncGANN'> BAND
IA, l,ra ,ress'd -. ec,sor is Al hand for
t'-' ! - ~ ,.r,t,r u, SIDES olh.T apleuZinH
- 'mH,, ,,,l ~, able Of the .hci"ht caterer
'I'-. WE, l,r,,i,.!c;ur Mr. ElcharcSon' oi the
H-a i...'! - .,,,,u. 81: ladies and children,
..h-5,', .s.. York iiycr Depot a; i:"o y. H.
80. -. -.,l'-g. a / VI. ~crypSTs
"D' co',TSrIt az AkKANGsNWEJJiin .:s,I " j. DAVIS
:" 4. ANKIS. X T.JoNES.
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AUCrIoa SALES TH1s DAY.

BURTON & CARTER, 10 A.. d., household ana
kitchen furniture, &c.
THOMAS W. KEEsEE, 10 "A. H.. at the Depot OF
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, large HUM
Der Of unclaimed packages,
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TRANSFER PRISTISG-ISKs for copying letter
headings, statements, way-bills, &c. Can be copied
In the ordinary etterpress book. Send your orders
for printing In these inks, and Tor all other deserp
lions OF printins, to the DisDateh Printing Rouse
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GAUZE UNDERSHIRTs, linen and alpaca coats
and all other articles Of summer wear, for sale a
greatly reduced prices by E. B. SPENCE & SON.
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TRANSFER PRIsTING-INKs viii copy clear and
distinct for an indefinite period Of tme Send Your
orders for work to be done In these inks 70 the Dis
patch Prlnting-House.
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MoRTUARY REPoRT.-The following is She
mortuary report for the week ending Satur-
day, August %, 1874, compiled from sections
returns received at the office of the Board of
Health
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LApIEs,.if you wish to purchase CHEAP HAIR
GOODS, or have work done, so to r. FERRAsplNf
the only practical hair dresser In this city, Estab
lished In 1858. AT No. 813 Broad street.
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WEDNESDAY. AUGUST &c, 1874
LOCAL MATTERS.

THE WEATHER To.DAY.-From our re-
ports Mis morning the probabilities are that
the ,ceather today ,ciH be clear or partly
clOtCi1
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RANGE oy THERMOMETERS in the Dispatch
counting-room Tuesday, August 25th:
aAM SPIN. 6P.M.
Il ~ a. So rs
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THE VERY LATEST FROM THE FRONT

THE VERY LATEST FROM THE 'FRONT.'
The Plymouth husbands re el quite queer
Since Monl,on's statement did appear;
IT'S said that robbers do abound;
Dead babies are most daily found;
The Congress kettle gets quite hot,
And SCHAAP'S store Is the very spot
where silk, Alpaca and Scotch ginRham Umbrellas
are found In abundance and at most moderate hg-
ures as also stylish Canes, Jewelry, and Collars
and Scarfs choice selection OF Cigars, Tobacco,
Periodicals, Initial Paper, and millions OF fancy
and furnishing goods. Apply at 14O2 Main street,
two doors below Fourteenth street.
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STATE TRsAsuRY.-The balance In the
state Treasury yesterday MAS ssSs, 5000, /
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CCHUTZEN PARK, DELIGHTFUL
&C., sc. This beautiful fs<k having been re-
contly sxed up and put In thorough order, Is for
rent 10 Lodsss, Orders, private parties, &C., &c
Being on the TANK of The river 1t commands the
hsHt view of any establishment of It's kind near
the city. There Is ON the ground new and ce-
gaHt pavilion for dancing, &c.
The Park Is open daily for the reception OF yisl-
tors. No pains nor expense have been spared 10
make il The equal Of any place OF amusement In the
ciiy. Good order will be strictly enforced. Apply
ON the grounds, or through post-otce bog AZ.
TUESGLING & CO.,
10 os3n, ProDrlet
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A CARNIVAL
which shall surpass in point of elegance and spen-
dor anything ever before attempted.
The Carnival will open with
SCOTTISH GAMES OF ALL KINDS,
such as ck-Races, Pig Races, Hurdle-Race
twenty boys);
LIGHT AND HEAVY HAMMER-THROWING,
LEAP1NG PRIZES FOR LEATHER AND TIN
MEDALS, QUOlT-pITCHING, BoBBING
FOR SAUSAGE AND APPLES, CAN
AND APPLE NIprING, RE-
YOLvING WHEEL, PITCH
ING FOR KNIVES, WHEEL
BARROW RACES,
CLIMBING CREASED POLE,
and various other games Of like character, which
will be kept up during the entire day. At night the
GRAND CARNIVAL PROCESSION
viii commence, consisting of every conceivable
style of masked faces, animals, birds, &C., &C.,,
IL ONE GRAND PROCESSION,
led by fine band of music; at which time the en-
tire lawn (which is conceded by all to be the finest
in the nountains), will be brilliantly Illuminated
by the ,rI-colored lights Of
1000 CHINESE LANTERNS
During the Grand March Rockets Roman Can-
dies. and Fireworks OF every description will be
displayed along the route. Various colored fires
will be set Off al regular intervals and with
lLLCMINATED BALLOONS
soaring high in the air, will give the entire grounds
the appearance of
FAIRY LAND!
In order to make this eTand success, the man
agement has secured the services Of
MIR. L. MONLEY,
who costumed the Grand Carnival in Washington
city In 1871, who will take charge, assisted b. his
entire corps of cos,umers.
The Games will be continued during the follow
ing Friday (2Sth), until evening, at which time the
GRAND MASQUERADE BALL
will open in the ballroom in the main building of
the hotel; the whole to conclude with magnificent
CHAMPAGNE SUPPER,
given Dy the proprietor W uio guests.
Committees have been appointed who will spare
no effort, aided by the management, to make this
an affair such as has never been equalled in the
mountains Of Virginia.
EXCURSION TICKETS
will be sold from all the principal citiesgood un-
til October 31st-conveying passengers direct to
the Springs.
Ample accommodations will be furnished to all
who may come.
Large parties are requested to telegraph in ad-
vance. Address
JAMES A. FRAZIER, Proprietor,
au 2O-6t Rockbridge Alum Springs, Va.
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4 : hCINE, ENERCrTJc AIN -,

Il b. a. naaL' E. ENERGETIC MAN. who
sas II y,oQO T. Invest ia nrot,,,hI,. h,,a, mno
tN W sh!eh hcasttlest porIiOns of the ,.,a 90
III o. p",l E WIN receive either share Of the
.4 fsissnstto se, y; interest On ine money " Ist M
fsag, uy ss,,n ,,s services, can hear of such an
~ >" "3sss''!Gs I. II. w., DfspatcI Of. M
RglS-lm
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8irIrnultd 9ispatfh.

@THE CIRCULATION OF TIE Dis
PATCH Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED
CIsCm. ALTON OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
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COMPARATIVE WEEKLY MORTALITY.
--WCck ending

---WCck euulfP------~
August "a, Aug. 23, Aug. 10, Aug. %,
1872. 1873, 1874. 1874;
w. c. ". C. II. c. ". G.
Total deaths. 21 10 27 10 l6 a. 90
SHll-born.... Q 2
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9T ORDERS FOR FRUIT, MELONS,
CANDIES, &C., &C., from our patrons In the
mountains or wa,erIng-places will receive pronpt
attention. Careful selections will be made, ana
their arrival in good condition guaranteed ordeFs
from strangers accompanied with cash or satisiae-
tory references, win receive Ike attention.
ANDREW PIZZINI. Js.,
aul l5-2taw3w s07 Broad street.
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FARMS FOR RENT.

EOR RENT OR SALE, large brick SE:s
II FACTORY on Ten'h street between Canal ld:l
and Byrd streets, Richmond, Va, with four floors
10 by 100 feet, with front on the basin and on
Tenth street. Well suited for any manufacturing
business, having openings on all iour sides, rock
foundation and very thick walls. VIII be leased
for term OF years or sold ON Iona credit
Hull Il GUDDIN, Real state Agents,
au 11-6teod No. 110S Main street.
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1,-4\TEU. in an office, Il YOUNG MAN
W .f.,,r, Eighteen or twenty years al age VINO
., srii. g-'i hand. Address \; IT, post-oiLce'
10 'i'','.i'+y 'i'n.".' i''- s1nn..,r All u26-lt*
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EOR RENT, neat FRAMED TEN M
u EMEAT situated on the northeast corner E;4
Of Second and Jackson streets, containing four
rooms; kitchen with two rooms; water on the
premises. Rent. u per month.
Also, TWO HOUSES near the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad depot.
Also. q BRIJk HOUSE OH Seventeenth street
Just above Yenab!e.
Also a BRICK HOUSE corner Of Twenty-seventh
Also, a FRAMED HOUSE OH Film street, in
Rockets. Apply to r.. d. EACHC.
nh 25.3t Real Fsta-e Agent.
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yu1,yG LADY DESIRES A SITUA-
4 rlnX IN a urixa.e family Ia teach French,
49, and : rgiirh hranch,s, Address MISS VI.
f.'r -. y, u =" an 26 Sta
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EOR RENT.-By virtue of an execu Ga
4 ton in my hands I shall proceed TO rent sa::a
out, on the premises on MONDAY, August 81.
1874, at / O'Clock A. NJ TWO LARGE ROOMS
over the store of j. B. Bland & Co., on Cary be-
tween Twelfth aud Thirteenth streets, lately Occu-
MED by G. ST. w Wallace. JOHN W. WRIGHT,
au-i9 Sheriff city OF Rich noud.
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yI-ANTtp.aSETTLEp WOMAN, With
" ,.,.tnrunhraucc. tD do the entire work Tor
,rg, r.i,r prr ons. Must he L COOS bread
n.'s,'' n.' '''''' nu 26. 2t*
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~ MAg'ga.

,<Trp, q MALE TEACHER to take
" H,.n, ~ Louisville Academy. hccomac
,,'.y.T Ts. salary, $500. lie must be well Iuaii-
s,5 c.r the ord:rH tsilSh nanenrS: LatiD,
'''r'' Ti,.t furnish ,rs;lmoui-ls The appoint
.,., vii - u.d, from the l.; 10 otn OF Sepien
'"'. Ts,.Iit : Ai'ADEMY, Accomac Court
~. - ''''- au 26 eOd3t
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1,-tNTLD. Fifty COLO K ED WO-
W NrN n cook. wash and iron for private
--:a,n, faul,l. : generally small.
..o warl about 100 COLunrD CoAL-Mi-
Nt4>...lp, tur ,,hlu. some for indians, and some
,.E.,.a. .p.JUSTI~. L;thtr Agent.
nh 40. Fifteenth street.
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Tr WEST POlNf
,,,xn,y. AUGUST 81. 1874.

- rI-T FOX THE LOCOMOTIVE. +.
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y-ANItD,a>ErTLED WOMAN, with
" NH, ,u.umArincc 10 COOK. WASH. and
IEuN. AILls al 1sU2 Grace near Awenty.eigllth
So 80 - ''f'' au 26-2tt
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81. ~<~,~<~1~-~-|~~, - - /,r
------.s, >,,,r>.S CHRISTIAN ASSoC!'
NoGN%MI rctnrc by rr"f,s<sr IN mY rnUMS- ItAs-
a Nsrtha NA.t,Ns'sM - ~ In the iecturc-room
HSN tfs>;aH>HGn; ;a;>Hn 1" subject: = Eating as SCI
ss 9 cents nph Tickets s'srss s@s sale ''S Is
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MILLINERY AT AND BELOW srags
lYl COsT-I Offer my entire stock OF SaA&g
MILLINERY. consisting Of handsome VAsSs
SAsH RIBBONS. FLOEERSb BE AVa ~ =:
every variety; also. number Of very handsome
SHOWCASES, MIRRohSr coz TE n ,.
STANDS, &c., at aud below cost Ier one WeSks ssk
ps1oio p "a = MRs. N. j. DAVIS,
a., a11w g07 Main street.
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OUR

The following shows the anlonnt of
business done through the Custom
House Inspector at this place, Tor the
month OF July, Following. 10 an
oilclal statement for 1873, and for
hrst six months of 1874. We OBJ
serve by this statement that the ton.
mage in the six months of the cur
rent year exceeds that for the entire
previous year ; also the shipment of
lumber is greater :-multirly tbe
cubic II. timber by IL and add TO
superficial feet. Yet these Official
statements are apt TO do this place
great injustice. OF course, they are
the only means by which the DE.
parrnents at Washington are enasled
10 ascertain the amount of our com-
nerce, and yet they really do NOT
'how, we venture to say, over 50 per
'ent. OF our lumber trade. We had
talk with several of our mill I
this week, upon this subject. !
nd some asserted hal over 80 per !
cut. OF their lumber vent 10 New !
orleans and Texas; others sbin
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OFFICIAL.
Proceedings Board of Super.
visors.
The STATE OF Mississippi. /
Jackson County.

I'VE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
Jtckson County.
se 1t Remembered, That AZ a Tarm q
the Board of Supervisors of said count,
hegun aud held at the Court-bouse ~ go
.ounty AZ scranton, on this Bird day Of
august, being the FIRST Monday of said
month, IN the year 1874 the following
members Being present, VIZ
Jnhnson Ware, President. gobn M
Non and Hardy. Scarborough G. II
wood, Legal Adviser of sand Roard
Enoca N. Ramsay, Sheriff of said ] ,cksop
county Howard I. Taylor, Dsmutv
CLERK of this Board. p9
ZONES on to be heard the report of the
county Treasurer Continued from Iaa,
eIm, aud the same being heard and
entertained bf the Board is by the Road
mere approved and orderad to he sIed
ine petition OF Ira ID. Newton m bo
On me fa1Per list of said county Is
entertained. 40
u IL appearing TO the satisfaction os
Tue Board that the sad IRA ID. Newton ;s
'ad petition. ' IN ms
IL Is therefore considered that ha b.
'at on the hist OF Paupers and s,inno
aon ala OUT otthe fund provided for su cb
oIpese as to the Board nay seem rect
:. appearing TO the satisfaction of tba
,osIu tnat the "codnter petition" Tled
sAlnss the Issuance OF licenses 10 retail
nous and s%Dirituous liquors to apy
ersch IN this Beat, Is not conditioned AZ
CURED by law, being a very small
I said Beat, ~ens '
IL is therefore considered by the board