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INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.

The following bills were introduced and
referred to appropriate committees.
MIR. Glover An Act to amend Section
l77o. of Art. 2 Chapter %, of the Revised
Code OF 1871, in relation To the issuance of
marriage licenses.
Mr. White-A Joint Resolution author
ling Inc Auditor of Public Accounts TO is
sue his warrant ia favor OF Hon. Ambrose
Henderson
Mr. Gillian Act to amend the Home
s. cad Exemption Laws of the State.
Mr.. Frepch.-An Act forthe relief of I. n.
Osborne. State Librarian and keeper of the
apitol for the ear 1873.
Mr.. Carodine-An Act to repeal a Act to
amend the law in relation to the Board OF
Supervisors aud working of roads etc. ap-
plies TO the counties of Colfax and Nexu-
bee.
MIR. Packer.-An Act to amend section
1882, article XIV, chapter TX, OF the Revis cd
Code of 1872. In relation to the descent
of the property of iDtestales, and 10 make
said sections CONSTANT with section rs OF
the Code.
Mr. Martin.-Au Act 10 incorporate WI
mona Institute.
Mr.. Champlin.-An Act to provide for
the leasing OF the Psnitentiarv.
Mr.. TrLehart.-AR act TO amend Section
| 1871, ChapteI x, of the Revised Code. OF IS
| IL, so as 70 require Special Canstables tu
! give ponds oefore entering upon the dis
charge 81 thsir duties as special COnstables
Adjourned.
By Mr.. Furlong-an Act entitled an Ae,
to incorporate the Vicksbarg Publie Libra
| ry Association.
By Mr., Mcclellan Act to change and fix
the time OF kolding the Circuit Courts In
| the Ely nth Judiclal District.
By Mr.. McGeIl-an Act eeQuiFing the
Circuit Judges ofthe Eighty and Ninth Ju-
dicial Districts to exchange certain terms d
their cOuFts, eco.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Tax tsrssin ..ssse Asfspaed ny nhe
Board Of Mayer and AlAer1om,
January Esd, 191&s

The following ordinance regulating the 80
sessment Of taxes was adopted:
Be II ordalned b. the Board of Mayor anc
AL iermen Of the city OF jackson, that the fol
lowing shall b the rate of taxation within The
city limits far the curreni year.
ARTICLE 4. On each and every one hundred
do lar or real estate. the sum Of one-half Of on
pc cent
Arr 2 On each and every individual bet weeu
eighteen and fifty years of age, a tax OF eve
dallars tor streeI purposes; Prov ided, that 81
dremrn are hereby exempted from this x. and
all p srsons snblecr 70 this tax, who refuse "a
pas the same, viii be required TO work upon
the streets for length OF time sufficient pay
or will be subject to The penalties therein inn
posed
ART 3. On all money loaned 81 interest OF
emp ed in the purchase Of notes, bonds
traits, or exchange, the sum Of one per cent,
subject howvv r credit of re amount paid
license during the current year
Arr. 4. On each pleasure .r~iage or other
vehicle with Two more horses, the sum of ten
dollars; o other pleasure vehicles, the sum OF
five dollars. On all saddle or race horses, the
sum OF Ave dollars.
ART. 5 On bowie knives, dirk knives, sword
canes. dueliing or other pistols, five dollars
each.
Arr 6. Ga each piano, Eve dollars; on each
silver watch, fifty cents; on each Aold watch,
one dollar
ART T. Be it further ordained, That this ord
nance take effect from aud after its passage
andpublcation.
JOHN McGILL,
Mayor.
}. S. HAMILTON,
Cry Clerk. 1t.
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Health. shield and Projection.

Health is univer- ally admitted TO be the
N Be desirab bic of earthly blessings, yet it j.
jeopardized as recklessly as if il were of nu
value at all. Thousands who are comp. he'd
by their occupations and pursuits u breathe
unwholesome air, 10 expose themselves TO
violent alterations of heat and cold and to
brave other evils inimieal to health and life,
utterly neglect to fortify themselvs against
the dangers which surround them by prop
er course OF tonic treatment. For many years
it has been public fct. un1enied even by
the martinets of the medical profession. that
HostetteI's Stom ach Bitters is tine best anti
dete to malaria and the finest aceimating
medicine in existence. In fever and ague
districts, in tropical and other regions visited
by epidemics. and indeed in ali Localities
where the conditions are unfavorable to
health this famous vegetable invigorant and
Alternative has been found a POI ent safeguard
even to feeble constitutions AMI fragile
frames while as cure for indigestion, bill
iousness and all kindred complaints it is
confesSedly without a rival.
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EFFECTUAL SPECIFIC
For Dyspepsia or Indigestion
Armed with this ANTIDoTE, all climates,
md changes of water and food may be faced
without fear. As Remedy in MALARIOUE
FEVERS. BOWEL COMP ANTS, REST
LESSNESS, JAUNDIGE, NAUSEA,
1T HAS Nd EQUAL.
1t is the Cheapest, Purest and best Family
Medicine in the World.
It is manufactured only by
J.H. XEILIN a CO..
MACON, GA, AND PHILADELPHIA,
Price, On O0-SO.d by ala Dr~Ge ists.
Peb12,74-1y.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


GRALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
- oeived until February 70, 1874 FOR Tie
printing and binding of one thousand eoVie-
= the : Proceedings Of the Fifty-sigth ptE
Communication Of tie Grand Lodge 81 "
Sis ppi 4. F. and 4. Masons. Tt.s rGs or4-
ings proper. ana Foreign Core uenfesfee f.,-
port, 10 be in BREWER or BoHrg sols ~ D .
loaded and solid, as msy be Indicated hy
the Grand Secretary. The Returns of Lo3g :
and all statistical matter 70 be fh mlg3ou
Size of pageto be A ems Plea in length sl..
NJ ems Plea in width Paper 10 - pofe
white, 26x34, aud not less tbsa 90 ID. q tlte
ream. TIE work TO be com. lie ~ WI Z "a .x
days from acceptance of bid.
Parties proposing 70 coin ..st7 viii b ar
nished, on application TO =. EQYer, Graz
Secretary, Jacks on, NJ S. vii. CORY 0f j -
Grand Lodge Report, TO aid hem IN estima ting
Bids wilt be received at SO mach Per page, 0r
at so much for the volume Of 800 p res III iH
excess of 300 pages, or under. a Proportional
increase or reduction 10 be made.
TERMS :-One-half cash ON Per ornaree OF
one-haH the work, and balance on CO flefion
of Contract Bond ia the sum OF fifteen hun
dred Isl 500 00) dollars must be filed with PRIV
posal. Address either of the under igned.
". G. PAXTON, Yieksburg,
Gus. ASHER, Jackson
AG. CASSELL Canton
Committee
Separate proposals are also invited for the
printing of the Grand Lodge Proceed
ings, February; 1876, conditioned above.
Committee.
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'-Can not use any other Never
could use Baking powders until | trie
yours" my family " i'll not use any other ,
III is perfectly Splendid 81 find il much
chea ger Jh an Others" Think it superior
to any have ever tried" These are a few
of the many expressions in favof of Doc
LEY's YEAST POWDER which well deser, e.
the rapidly increasing sale it has attuile
FIR making sweet light, aud healthy bis
cults. rolls, pastry. &c. For purity
strength, and economy it has no equal.
II be obtained at your Grecer's- Doc
LEY & BROTHER, Proprietors, 69 New Street,
New York.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

TN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF THE
i Chaneery Conrt for the first Distrio !,
Kinds County, Miss. in the case of Samuel
Nichols Ct al, vs. Virginia Nschols ct al. at
the January term, 1874, at said Court, / viii
sell, for cash, in front of the Ciy tall, in
Iackson, on the 18th day of March, A. D.,
1874. the followi. G described real estate, viz /:
Lot No. II in Daniels survey of West Jack
son, known as the residenceof late Rm.
Nichols, and bounded by Gallatin street on
the east and the Clinton road on the North.
the old Thomas lot on the South. Title be-
1ieved 70 be perfect r. s. HUNT,
Mab13IA Commissioners.
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BY Mr.. Smith Act 90 change the
boundary lines Of the town OF BeaureEard,
In Copiaf county. and for other purposes
BIZ Mr. GilmeT-an Act TO authorize the
Bard o. SuperyIsslrs of Krmpsr cOttnty ~
appropriate certain funds belonging 10 said
county.
By Mr.. S.one-an Act to extend the time
of holding the Circuit Court in the county OF
AlcoFn.
The following were introduced and
passed
By Mr. Furlong-an Act ~ remove the
riSi' disabilities Of John +. Halpin- Il nfin"'
OF Warren county.
By NJ. Smyrh OF Winston-an Act 70 pro-
hihit th-<ase ct viaous AMI sI,iriGusFus liqau'>
Wi hin five miles 81 the town of Louisville,
In Winston county, Mississippi.
CONSIDERATION OF SENATE BIZ
An Act ta amend section 1891 Of tie R.
Vised Cole OF 1871 was con-iaered at length
and pissed eas H. nay 8.
An Act TO incorporate the Bank Al
Natchez-
Mr. Graham gave notice that he would
move Ia reconsider the actipn had whereby
H. B. to ans nd tctiOE 2l4 OF the Revised
Code was lost.
HOUSE BILLS.
An Act tn amend section 205 OF the Re-
WED Code OF 1871 in relation 20 the Stat
Library. Adjourned.
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ASTRAL OIL.

ABSOLUTELY safe. Perfectly odorless.
Always uniform. Illuminating qualities su-
perior TO gas. Burns in any lamp without
danger of exploding or taking fire. Manu-
factured expressly to displace the use of vola-
tile aud dangerous oils. Its safery under
every possible test, and its perfect burning
qualities are proved by its continued use IN
over sou, 600 antilles
Millions of gallons have been sold and no
accident-either directly or indirectly-has
eveF occurring from burning, storing or
handling it.
The immense yearly loss to life and proper
tv. resulting from the of cheap and dan
gerous oils in the United States, is APPALLING
The Insurance Companies and Fire Com
mis9ioHers throughout the country recon-
mend the ASTRAL as the best safeguard
when lamps are used. Send for circular.
For sal" at retail by the trade generally,
and at Wholesale by the prOprietors, HAS.
PRATT x CO, los Fulton street, NV York
au28-6m
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GAME FOWLS.

VIZ n. MADDOX, Of Perth Jefferson Co..
w. Miss. has for sale choice lot of Game
Fowls, AZ the following rates. Per frio, strych-
nine, 5000 Tartar & suychuine 600 Duck
Wing, $500; Pile, 5000 Spanish. alJ OBJ
Black Breasted English Red $3.50 Black
Breasted American Red, $1,000 Dusty Miller
and Black Breasted Red, crossed, tl5UO rthEe
for Pit, $1,000 Eggs, per dozen $500 delivered
at Rodney, Miss. for shipment FOwls war;
ranted ure game. Cash must accompany all
orders. Jhu4s-1m
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j. S. HAMILTON,
Cry Clerk


Be il ordained by tn Board of Mayor and
Alderm n That the time for the collection of
March 1874 and the damages now provided by
law for non-pa1 ment, of % PR cent. shall not
accrue until that date. After that date, the
first day Of March, 1874, the damages will be
charged and collected as the taxesare required
TO be colt cted. GEO II. CLINT,
febl0-1t. City Collector.
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INTRODUCTION OF RILrs.

The following bills were introduced and
referred:
By Mr.. Graham-An Act to fix the status
of debts barred by the statutes of hmila-
tions.
ByMr. Gleed-An Act tn defray the ex-
penses OF the Penitentiary.
By Mr. Price-An Act 10 facilitate the coll
lection of debts due from Railroad Compa-
mics, in thu State
By Mr.. Barrow-An Act authorizing the
Governor to appoint an additional Justice OF
the Peace in Warren county.
BY Mr. McCiure-An Act supplemental to
an amehdaiory of an Act entitled an Act to
change the Fourth Judicial District, and for
other uUfDOSeS
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
CIRCUIT CoURT, UNITED STATES. In
SOUTHERN DISTRICT GF MISSISSIPPI I Equity.
BYREE, VANCE & Co..
WM. s. BALFoUR
AND Consolidated
NJ. MUsGRovE, ct al,

u. u. BLACKMAN. ct al.
DY VIRTUE OF DECREE RENDERED
ID in said caus at the November Term.
1873 and former DEGREES Of said Court, for the
purpose of paving TO Mary Baifour, the sum Of
money decreel by said Court to be due 10 her
the undersi tned commissioner on the lGrb
day of March. 1874, at Jackson, Me .issjpti.
in front of the CITY Hall between the hour,
of 10 A. NJ, and Y NJ, viii sell at public
auction, for cash, TO the highest bidder The
following described land, or SO UGH tncrco.
may be necessary to pay the sum lae Mary
BaIfonr, and the expenses of the sale. viz ::
s. "A Sec. - ali OF Sectio MS - D and "A, an
y, and E. II w Z see % Township 20
Range West, situated in b WAR County.
Mississippi i, and ommonly KIN tine Fall
Buck plantation. The purchaser Will DE
placed in poss- ssion on January J. lo15.
Title believe to be good.
ARCHIE M.GEHEE.
Febl2-td Commissioned.
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Agents Wanted!
OCEANS STORY

. THE newest, best and fastest selling
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h.: Judge III. ed. OF Fick~hurg;
In Inns Z o., If the Courier. Enter
E. J. " Mccormick. E-q., of tha
ftu-. Bufkjf, OF tire Chicia@'tw Me-
Il Jtpi say ~, OF Lee, and judge
snip. of NoNube among others,
,sarsI us win calls within the past
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EOURTH
Grand dSEfe Concert.
FOR THE BENEFIT or THE
Public Librar Of Kentucky.
Success Assured.
y Full DI'a wing Certain
On Tuesday, 3I5t Of March, Next.

IN ORDE Ianeat tine re efal wish and cX-
/ t4tIau d.. taa public and the ticket
hoN{ers for tb. fun pas ment ct the mhEnif-
cent gils. announced l.l the FourtH Grand
Gift Concert ui sHe Public Library of Ken
tuoks. the management nave determined TO
pos pore the Concert and Drawing u,n
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sRsoxAL.-We have had the pleas
visit from our friends, Capt. T.. NJ.
n. I'd Les; john \. GdDrcath, Ed, O.
-. Jude Brauchaup, OF Noxubee:
d. Csil,tou, ct Newton; o, b. Collin.
4. Clarke: J. +. Mtugum. E-q., o.
il. aug Daniel LofltH, o Rankin, within
II ft.ty DAVIS
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INrEoDucrroS or RESOLUTIONS.

Circuit Courts II Lte SIN JuHltiat LIE iFSf'
INTRODUCTION OF RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr. Parker
b.. ID Resolves by the senate, the Hons,
concerning. Thaf tie Pr ~isienr ST the SEN
at,. atit! tn. SPEAKER 81 the Hon-e bc. ard
rh,y are hereby directed to aGi urn thei.
~a-peetivr heU-e. sine d5e at II N, on the
, taY II March \ ID. 1871
NJ. " uife moved TO amend BY striking
out = dav 81 March, ana insert, ''th,
l7th dat OF March" last
VI CaidNe moved 20 amend BY striking
out > d+v II March" and insert 2Stl
dav of March,
Mr. White moved b. amend the amend
men by striking our 2Srh day nf March,"
md us riiug + rbruart 10Th" Lost
Mr. White moved 20 amend by striliu"
our .'fhe p day II March and inserting
'-thr l0th day of February" Lost
AMI the resolution was adopted by TIL
follow ing vote:
Everett. q aham. McClurc. Mcneil. NJ II
.euhall Parker stone, Tay Tor, Thornton
and Warn-r-I3
Nsys-Me>srs. Albright, Barrow, Cald-
we'll g ED, Packer, Shirley, Stuart aud
Ah-euI-Me-srs. Bnwles. Campbell, Car
Ter. Cafiens. Ftrlong, Gray, Gilmer, noiIo
way. Little. Smith OF Cjatborue, >m1 u ct
Winston. SuIy the, Steele, Sullivan and VIII
liams-l7.
INTRoDUCTION OF BILLS.
The following bills were introduced aud
refrrred
Br Sir. Cassidy-To amend fl,e Statutes
81 Limitation 50 far a it respects married
BY Mr.. wnliam--To Incorporate the
Farmers, Merchants and PrepIrs' Associa
tl'n 81 she state of Mississippi.
b, Mr. Stone--Tn rel 10 an Act ~
regulate the f-e- aud sala.ie- If public oil
f-t4I. rpGt
BY Mr.. Evrrett-Fo aiurud the system Of
pleading i'll civil eases in his state.
MESSAGE FROM rHE GovERxoR
The @ veruor'- Financial Message was
read aud referred 0 the Financial Commit
tee.
TSrRoDUCrIoN OF RESOLUTIONS.
BY Mr. Mcclure
Resolved, Tint the Committee on Public
Works are hereby requested t. i,tt III
state P.nit"nliary and report 10 this body,
by bid or otherwise. what legi>latcOu may
pr required To- i'm prove SAID buildings Atal
workshops So thar employment can Ue given
within the val al said PtuiteuLiary To ali
the convicts of the State. Lost.
HOUSE BILLS.
The following action was had upon House
bills
TO amend section pa Of the revised Code
at 1871. Lost.
10 anne section 1919 OF the X VIsed
!, tt,... a.. i.,i.I = I'm ,,.,....d,
n r r. amend s.rlinns o}9 ,na OBJ of
L,',c,' i.e,l Cd. ,tr.7I pr-sf
Mr. stone moved to amend he nm. n fol-
.lo,,s ..Chanoitf,r ib. ttrn... OF nt..diner ~.
1,nrra III o.ila b'I,,hIl, 1,I,,nrar, .T,..f[i,r
,.s,;4
~ n r. ct,,,,.,. ria. tf.,,.. ,,f =. thin. +I,
t,,,.Is T., Il ,,..,.,,,,,tt - 80,
',.,,..,,7,,'.nI ,,fl,,',i,i ,lo,,,lJ Nj t,.a
biIl pr--,d.
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/ Chancefy suit between the Nicks-
a NJ. rtdi u Railroad Company ahd
III g-daIe, Involving The HtIe 10
mount of real estate ia Meridian has
.ri.lrB iu NJ Rag-daIe's favor.
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DIssOLUTION OF PARTNERsnr.

1T Is MUTUALLY agreed bv the UNDER
1 signed ih Sc fhe partnership hereto u. "a eE-
istiHg uude0 ,ie firm name D. Muller hiHc-
kle, in The city OF jackson, is tcfeb. dice
solved, pni said Hinckle assumes Hu ualiI-
ties and IL authorized TO settle che bus.ue-s gf
the firm.
Given under our hand and ae1l tIIa tHe 2Hl
day Of February, 1874 HENEY MULLER.
CHRIS UINikLE.
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LIT asa esLFrs..
Total, ,, 900 Gifts, all Cash = 81 900, 900
'lc cbances o. gifl nre ~ one % i've.
PRICE OF TICKETS.

Whole tickets $50. Halves 20; Tenths, or each
coupon. -, Eleven Whole Tickets for 200,
22Jz Tickets Tor $1,000, 1l3 Whaie Tickets tor
5000 III w hole licks for $4,000.
NsaIssouat allow Il Oh less than 800 worlh
If tick Is.
TIE Fourth Gift Concert viii be conducted
In "a j respects. like tie thrce whic have al
ready been given, aud fan particulars may
be lelrued rom circ lars, which will be-
sent FIRE from tIis office 10 all who apply for
them.
Cd .re for tickets, ana application tor aEeu-
cies, viii b. attended 60 ia the ord .r t4cJ are
rece wed, md j. is hoped they viii be sent ia
promptly that there may be 10 dlsappoiut-
In-uJ or dc ay IA al Ing all. Liberal terms
given TO chose VINO bay 20 sell again. All
agents are alP5orlly required to settle
- fleir accounts and return all unsold tick
" 1v tie 20 D Of March.
TsgD-. r. EsEsAgILET"EE,
Agent Pub. Lie. Ky and Manager
Giu Concert. Pub. Lib. building,
JanS-td Louisville Ky.
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. ne gsesa a. Ihc Cheapest.

\ nix .Insive Petro Oil sold by WIN
ba.u, ST., Jackson. NJ i->i-sippi, make
h al,est. sieanest aitd most beautifu
i ans oil or burning fluid in use, II has
he most severe tests without explo-
ffebl2 en-.
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TsIOs.. =. EsIEAyILET'TE.
CARPET WAREHOUSE.

b OUestAU, Importer and Dealers, Of
"a. .er-, Waylssa-s auI Retail,
CAHIaittG, 1000 pieces Of English and
ATericlu.
oil CLOIn, Floor, Table and Enamel
b.AILlN8 lV3 rolls, White, Check and
Faf cv.
WINDOW SHADES, Coruiees, Table and
Cusers.
CURTAINS laea .ud Nottingham Lace.
BkDCAIE-LL. -elln q, ferries, Reps, etc.
HAIR CLOTH. G4mp, Plush, enc.
Jan. l-om 4. BkO - Eau.
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liEn~ for Delivering A'm=IGiScss
From - szSiice-

IRrHCE AUDITOR PUBLIC ACCOUNTS,
,KsoN, Miss. February 1, 1874.
Atention is respectfully called to the
IInR ing opinion Of the Attorney General,
" D. guidance of persons preterring the
aMb claims therein referred to against
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Lancaster, Pa, annually produces one
and one-fourth barrels OF beer per capita
tor each inhabitant
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Good THlNG TO KNOW. Mr. Chas.
i'll ID. proprietor OF utncNle's saloon ami
In aaft, GormerIy Muller & Ilinckle's) J,
n as that hereafter all d"mFS1c h
a. ,sam-nfs dis peased at his counter.
e. the purcha-cr only - cents +,
]. TuaIs - hat makes as say it l.
fshiug to kuo.v that hereafter 40 cent
ii regular prIcc" af Iii trhle's.
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RAILROAD DIRECTORY.

T. REDUCED. Owing 10 liberal
Coleman. tie mill man. ha- re
- pric -; sec advert ,en-u5 else
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MALE; in tho country, on the 3. p. RI. r..
vi Board tuition, washing, fuel and IgHt
for 70 weeks, 800 co. "a. A. CECILN BROS,
Cecilian Z. o.. Hardin Co... Ky. Jan. s-rt
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Tuesday. March 3tSt, 1874.
no FURTHER POSTPONEMENT.

E,taa5t f. .rtaiuad OF the sale Of every
ticket befar. s.a DiI".iut but whether all are
--ltt ~. utt tIe g. ncert uul drawing Will pos
jtv-I. and uue4ufeooaly take place on the
day now 6Ead. and it any remain uus9l9 they
..1t b.. cancelled and The prizes viii be re-
q fced ia proportion 70 the unsoid tickets.
Oalgs Sixty tbousaHi tickets have been is-
81, 4 and
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N ACT to change the Fourth Judi
pIcial District. and tor other purpo-
be-:
SEcrloS [. Be it enacted by the Leg
Alure OF the State of Mississippi, That
4 counties of Wayne aud Green, be
u the same are hereby aided to the
sDryh Julicial District
So ) Be it further enacted, That
eeauties of Simpson and Gov ngton,
a. the same are hereby added u the
#lrsn JI4cial District
eEC g. BE it further enacted, That
d county of Marion, be and it is hereby
PEI to the First Judicial District
eEc t. Be it further enacted. That
q Circuit Court shall be held in the
hnty OF Wayne on the 4th Monday in
#bruary and August, and continue six
kieial days.
PIC. 5. Be it further enacted, That
~ Circuit Court in the county of Gov
|kton, in the 9Th Judicial District shall
4 held on the Sd Monday in March and
#p,ern Der, and continue six judicial
rs. In the county of Marion, on tht
ID Monday in March and September
Vi continue six judicial days In til,
putty OF Peasl, on the 1st Monday aftel
II 4h Mon " ID March, am continue
y Judicial days.
SEC. 6. Be it further enacted, Tha
Re Circuit Court in the county of Simp
n, in the 9th Judicial District, shall b
I'D on the 4th Monday in June anc
december, and continue six judicial days
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= PTS of Orphans Home. AT
E.audcrSiaHe.

GEAND SfCY's OFFICE, A. F. \. NJ.
Jackson, Miss, Feb. 10 1874.
ne following amounts have been re-
eed AMI forwarded to the Home since
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In reference to the proceedings insti-
tuted against him by his carpet-bag rivals
Pinchback, the colored claimant of a
seat in the United States Senate from
Louisiana, says:
''Let the investigation proceed. IF l
am not indicated. at least something
will appear to extenuate, if not to CON
done my curse. One thing | am GER
tain, and that is, that the result of a fair
investigation will be to make me a minor
figure in the grand cavalcade of damned
scoundrels who will have to march in my
van"
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Thirty women have been appointed
post-mistresses within the last three
months. And why not? Don't it come
natural to them to look after the males?
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SEN ATE.
TUESDAY, February 10, 1874.
MESSAGE FROM THE GOVERNOR.

Mr.. PRESIDENT | am directed by the Gov
error, to Inform the Senate that he has APP
proved the following bill:
An AT To change the Fourth Judicial Dis
trict and for other purposes.
FRED BARRETT,
Private Secretary.
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TINE Is MONET.-Snve time By buying a
Victor Sewing Machine, to make up cloth
ing Of any and every kind for your family,
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