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Lien and SIMPLY RIanks.

We are now ready to fill orders for mer-
chants lien aud mortgage blanks, conform
ing to the Act Of April, 1873. Also DEEDS
Of Trust for Rent or Supplies. See list on
Lost f,aefs
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There Is but one opinion held concern
ing the appointment which has recently
been made Of Superintendent of Public
schools for Kinds county, and it Is ex-
pressed BY the Ramona Gazette:
We learn from JACKSON that Mr.. Fred
"A. Wolfe has been appointed and con-
tlrmed superintendent Of Education for
Kinds cOinty. Mr.. Wolfe Is thoroughly
qualified for the duties of the position.
and viii no doubt discharge them to the
satisfaction of the public and to his own
credit.
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REHABILITATION.


The foregoing salaries are paid in U. 5,
currency
Two vacancies exist now; one, the Pro-
fessorship of Agricultural Chemistry, etc,
in the Agricultural College. The vacancy
in this last chair, happens in consequence of
the fact that by law, this office and that of
State Geologist, are filled by the same man,
and DR.. K. w Hilgard, who was the incum-
bent, having resigned the two offices, have
never been filled again. The salaries of these
chairs are the sa me with those of the other
chairs. and in case there We're "a Principal
professor of Chemistry, there would be no
Adjunct.
There are assistant teachers in both of
these Departments. 'The particular neces-
sity for the employment" of these assistants
ia Greek and Latin, arises from the existence
of the Preparatory Department. So long as
this department is continued, there must be
employed teachers for its pupils. The assiS-
tant in Greek, Mr.. A II. Whitfield, NJ A.,
also assists in the English Department, and
the assistant who instructs one of the Pre-
paratory Glasses in Latin, is assistant in
Physics he has also a class in Book keep
ing, for which there has always been de-
mand- Still another assistant, nj. j. ii !.
Davidson. A B., has charge of the Prepara-
tory Hail, and he gives instructions in Eng
fish, Latin and Mathematics to the Prepare
tory students His duties also require him
TO act Secretary of the Faculty, Librarian,
and Keeper of the Readingsroom. Each As
sistant receives salary of $1,000.
| beg to add, that the income of the Uni
versity is $4,000 paid in warrants. and
the income of the Agricultural
thousand dollars State bonds. l also inclose
the Treasurer's statement of the amount of
receipts aud disbursements since the an
nual meeting in 1872.
Very respectfully submitted,
JOHN n. WADDELL,
of
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JACKSON, MISS, March 7. Is74.

DEAK SIK-In reply to your respected IA
yor OF this date. desiring information as to
the compensation of officers and employees
Of the Blind Institution, beg leave to APP
pend list of the same:
Superintendent. in currency 81 600 90
Literary Teacher, do 400 90
Music Teacher, do. ..- 800 90.
Teacher of Handicraft, in cur
eorency e N. $50 90
Aatrons inegFrency d. = n J. osij1sS00QQ,
Teacher of Sewing and Bead
work per fneT1th, Id cnrreney,yh 20 90
One Cook, per month, in cur
One House-maid, per month, in
currency ........,.... 10 90
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JAcKsoN. AIIss.. March 8. ls74.

Tolls ExeelleDcy, Governor Ames:
DEAR SIR-In compliance with yonr re-
quest, / hand you enclosed lis; OF the OF
ficers ard employees of the Mississippi state
Lunatic Asylum, with the salaries and
wages paid to each one. They are all paid
in currency The necessity of their being
employed | have endeavored to Indicate in
the title affixed to each.
l have the honor TO be-,
Very respectfully.
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one man. Der month, in cur

Respectfully submiti J.
JOHN b INTER.
Vice President.
To His ExcelleDcy, A6elberr a mes, Cover
nor oftbe State Mississippi.
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APPENDIX

The undersigned, treasurer of the Board
of Trustees of the University of Mississippi,
respectfully submits the following stale
ment- containing the amount of receipts
and disbursements since the annual meet
ing in June, 1872.
A. WARNER,
Trpa
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Mississippi Legislature
SENATE,


Passed resolutions of respect 70 Hon
Charles Sumner, aud adjourned.
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The Changers of Wisconsin are estab.
fishing implement manufactoriaa.
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SATURDAY, March IA. 1874.
SENATE BILLS.
IsTRoDUcFIoN OF BILEs.

An Act 10 change the time for the holding
Of the Circuit Courts in the 18th judicial
District; passed.
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Secretary and Treasurer of the Asylum.
List Of officers and employees Of the Mis-
sissippf State Lunatic Asylum, with the sala-
.ries and wages paid each per month, in cur
AFo-ob = 1874
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showing receipts ofmoneys, and from what
sources the same were derived. also ali dis
bursements and expenditures from May,
1871, to April, 1874:
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HOUSE.
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EMPLOYEES AT TIE INSTITUTE.

Mrs Sally Jordan, Cook-wages pc
month, in currency, $l5.
Mrs. Fanny Sleals-General House-maid
wages per month in currency, $IS.
Mrs Betty Robinson-Laundress, wage.
per month, in currency, $22.
Two women are required to do the wash
ing.
Henderson Harris Gardener. ETC., wage
per month, in currescy, SIS.
The wages Of the EN- ployees are not uni
form.
Number of pupils now present are Il, di
Vided into three classes.
Respectfully submitted,
j. l.. CARTER.
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An Act In relation TO State and County
Boards Of Equalization; passed; yew y.
nays l3.
Adjourned.
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$le6, 254 81 slee, 254 90
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-02-06
symptoms of Catarrh.

DISTINCTIONS of nasal passages. dis
charge falling into throat, sometimes
profuse, watery, acrid, or thick and
tenacious, mucous, pnrulent, bloody,
putrid, offensive, etc. In others dry
ness, weak or infamed eyes, ringing in
ears, deafness, alterations, scabs from
ulcers. voice altered, nasal twang. Of
fensive breath, impaired smell and
taste, etc. Few only of above symp-
toms likely to be present in any case
at one time.
To cure-take DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery earnestly, to correct
the blood and system, which are always
at fault, also to act specifically, as it
does, upon the diseased glands and
lining membrane of the nose and its
communicating chambers. The more
I see of this odious disease, the more
positive liz my belief that if we would
make treatment perfectly successful
in curing it, we naustuse constitutional
treatment to act through the blood, as
we'll as a soothing and healing local
application. DR.. Sage's Catarrh Rem
dy, when used warm and applied with
DIR. Pierce's Nasal Douche, effects cures
upon common sense, rational and
scientific principles, by its mild, sooth-
ing and healing properties, to which
the disease gradually yields, when the
system has been put in perfect order
by the use of the Golden Medical Dis
covery. This is the only perfectly safe
scientific and successful mode of act
ing upon and healing it.
So successful has the above course
of treatment proven that the proprie-
tor offers $500 reward for a case he can
not cure. All the means sold by Drug
gists. r. V. Pierce, M. D., Proprie-
tor, Buffalo. n. Y. d&weod.
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THE SIAMESE TWINS.
An APPLICATION TO COMPEL IN
INQUEST.
Judge Cloud Declines to Take
Action I'm the Matter.

GREENSBORO, N. c., Jan. 2S.-While
the medical profession at the North are
endeavoring to raise the funds neces-
sary to purchase the bodies of the
Siamese Twins a strong effort is being
made here to compel the State authori
ties to hold a necessary legal inquest
which the mysterious death of at least
one of the twins demands. DIR. Richard
X. Gregory to-day telegraphed to
Judge Settle. of the State Supreme
Court, as follows:
GREENSBORO, n. c., Jan. %.
Judge Thomas Settle, Raleigh, n. c.:
The Siamese Twins have died from
an unknown cause, and post mortem
examination is positively refused to be
allowed. In behalf of science and the
laws of our State may I ask that you
will use your influence with Judge
Cloud to issue an order to the Coroner
of Surry county, North Carolina, com
polling him to hold an inquest over
the bodies, at which post -mortem ex-
animation shall be made. If he will
grant the order will you please send
it to me Dy express tonight?
Very respectfully,
r. K. GREGORY, NJ. D.
L. S.-Answer by telegram.
Mount Airy, Surry county, is in the
judicial .ircuit OF the Superior Court
in which Judge Cloud presides.
In reply to the above telegram, DIR.
Gregory, received the following:
RALEIGH, N. G. Jan. %.
DIR. r. K. Gregory, Greensboro N. C.:
Judge Cloud declines to take action
as requested.
THOMAS SETTLE,
Associate Justice Supreme Court.
In the meantime the bodies, owing
to the improper manner in which they
were "boxed up" are approaching, if
they are not now in, an advanced
stage of decomposition, and if some
thing is not done at once it will soon
be impossible to have the proposed
autopsy.
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providing that the Governor should
not appoint as a Commissioner. Direc-
tor or Manager, any person who has
heretofore refused to answer any ques-
tions before q Legislative COMMITTEES
or Courts of Justice, in regard to the
affairs of this road, upon the plea that
he might criminate himself.
Mr.. Morehead, of Guilford, offered
al amendment to the amendment
which reads ''or who has been con-
victed of embezzlement or refused to
return special tax bonds" Adopted.
The yeas and nays were ordered on
the motion of Mr.. Todd and the
amendment was adopted, yeas 81. nays
9.
Other amendments we're offered by
Messrs. Cowles, Worth, Norwood and
Morehead, Of Guilford, pending the
consideration of which the Senate ad-
journed.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES..

By Mr.. Marler. resolution in favor
of the widows of deceased soldiers OF
the Mexican war Referred.
By Mr.. Lutterloh, bill to author
ize the removal of civil actions from
one Judicial District to another. Re-
ferred.
By Mr.. Richardson, a bill to incor-
porate. the town of Cerro Gordo, Col
umbus county. Referred.
Bv Mr.. Freeman, a bill to erect
gates across public roads. Referred.
By Mr.. Moring, bill to amend the
act to charter the New River Canal
Company.
Mr.. Luckey moved to reconsider
the vote by which the bill to establish
the new county of Ellington failed
on Yesterday to pass its third reading.
Mr.. Lucky said that he made this
motion at the instance of several
friends, but that he did not intend to
change his vote on the matter.
On motion of Mr.. Rhodes, the mo-
ton to reconsider was laid on the ia
BILE.
On motion of Mr.. Cox, the bill to
prescribe the duties of Clerks of the
Superior Courts and Justices of the
Peace in relation to bills of costs was
taken up and passed its several readl
ings.
The bill to provide for the collection
of taxes On property, polls, &C., in the
several counties of the State, known as
the MACHINERY Bill" was taken up as
the special order and considered by
sections.
Sections /, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, and 8
were adopted.
On motion, the House adjourned.
SENATE.
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adoption of the minority report: A
vote was ta..-en on the report which
was adopted. IN
On motion of Mr.. Heaton, tho blu
to Law off and establish the new county
of Ellington, was taken up. 49,,
Mr.. Heaton moved to postpone until
Tomorrow at IL a. m. Lost.
Mr.. Heaton moved on amendments,
leaving the proposition of forming the
new county to the qualified voters re-
siding within the bounds of the terri
tory to be effected by the measure.
McLaurin, col. favored the amend
ment. and appealed to the House not
to allow a minority to override the
wishes of majority.
Lloyd, COL, followed in the same
line of argument.
After further debate the previous
question was ordered on the call OF
Mr.. Waugh. The amendment was put
to a vote and rejected.
The bill then failed to pass its third
reading by the following ballot: Yeas,
So nays "a.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
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The yeas and nays were called and the
motion to table prevailed by the fol-
lowing ballot Yeas. 81, nays 10.
The bill to establish the new county
Of. Ellington was taken up as the
special order.
The question required on Mf uol-
mans amendment to submit the ques-
ton of the establishment of the pro-
posed new county to the quanneo
voters of the territory out OF which Inc
county is to be formed; T., me heyse yeas ana
failed-ycas 40, nays So.
On the call of Mr.. Waugh, the pre-,
vious question was ordered. line Dill
then passed its second reading.
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MARRIED..

SY ME-BkYAN.-In Raleigh, On Thur.day
morning. 10Th instant, by Rev Er. Mason, Of
Christ (Episcepal} Church. Mr.. ANDREW
SYME and Mise ANNIE BRYAN, all of Raj
siEh. No cards.
GU -BERT-WILDER the Humphrey
House, GoldsbOrO, Oh the 32d inst, by Rev.
Charles Durham, Mt. CHARLES Ii. GIL
BERT and Miss AME 'A WILDER, both of
Wilmington.
In this city, on the 10Th ult., by the Rev. j.
@. Hiden. Mr. MYKON l.. GALL, OF Chicago,
ILL.,, to Miss SARAH MCROY, OF Brunswick
county.
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Consumption,

The ecourge OF the human family. may In its
sarly stages be promptly arrested and perma-
lently cured.
KAvEHswooD W. Va, Oct. 2sth. 1872.
DR.. Il. v. PIERCE:
Sir:-For the last year I have been using
life to It, having been athlete" for years Did
not use il but . short time before I was bene-
dtcd; at that time 1 was very bad, not able to
throat. was getting blind, had = dry cough, ami
much pain in my lungs. / have used twelve
bottles OF the Discovery and am almost we'll.
KATE T. WARDNHR
A son OF Mr.. j. II. Me4eck, OF Chatham
-Four Corners. N. Y, has been cured Of Cen
sumption by DR.. Pierce's Golden Meiical Dis i.
covery-so says Mr.. C. B. Garfield, editor Of
the Chatham Courier.
s. r. EglAf, druggist, Of West Tniou, Ohio,
writes to state that DR.. Pieree's Golden Medi-
calDiscovery has effected & wonderful cure OF
Consumption in his neiRhbcrho:d.
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For Loss Of appetite, Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, Depression of Spirits and
General Debility, in their various
forms, FERRo-PHosPoRArED ELIXIR of
CAL1sAYA made by CAswEIL. HAZARD
& Co., New York, and sold by all
druggists, is the best tonic. AS a
stimulant tonic for patients recovering
from fever or other sickness, it has no
equal. If taken during the season it
prevents fever and ague and other in
termittont fevers, 4W
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SENATE.
FRIDAY, Jan. 80.

hiDA1, Jan. on.
Mr.. Ellis, of Columbus, presented a
petition from the citizens of Columbus
county, praying a prohibitory liquor
law within two miles of Christian
Plains church, in said county.
By Mr.. Allen, a bill supplementary
to a bill to change the times of holding
the Courts of the Fourth Judicial Dr.
trict. The rules were suspended, and
the bill pnt upon its passage.
RULES SUSPENDED.
On motion of Mr.. Morehead, of
Guilford, the rules were suspended.
and the following bills were taken up
and made special orders for the days
named:
A bill for the election of Superinten-
dent of Public instruction and certain
Judges, Saturday at IL o'clock.
A bill for the General Election Law,
for Monday next at at IL o'clock.
Swamp land bill. Con motion of Mr..
Cunningham Monday at 12s O'Clock.
On motion of Mr.. Cramer, the bill
to require the appointment of Commits
sioners of Afidavits in other States, to
be made every two years, or fixing the
term of Office of such commissioners
OF afidavlts to two years, was taken up
aud passed its several readings.
On motion of Mr.. McCabo, the bill
to prevent the storage of guano or
other fertilizers in the town of Tarboro
was called up and passed its several
readings, with an amendment including
all other towns, cities or villages in the
State.
On motion of Mr.. King, the bill to
repeal section II, chapter 112, Battles
Revisal, in relation to the collection of
township taxes, was taken up and pas
sed its several readings.
At liz o'clock, the bill to repeal the
deer law in certain counties, was taken
up and passed its several readings
The law is now repealed in every coun-
ty except Randolph.
The fourth special order, Ghe con-
sideration of the bill to amend the
charter of the North Carolina Rail
road, } came up at 12a o'clock on it's
third reading.
Mr.. Todd offered an amendment
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SENATE.
NIGHT SESSION.
WEDNESDAY NIGH1

WEDNESDAY NIaHT, Jan. %.
The bill to incorporate the town OF
Teacheys, in Duplin county, passed its
several readings.
The pill to authorize the Commits
sioners of Duplin county to levy a
special tax passed its second reading.
The bill to incorporate the North
Carolina Gold Amalgamating Company
passed its several readings.
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SENATE.
NIGHT SESSION.
Friday Night, Jan. 81

Friday Night, Jan. 30.
Mr. Hill, under suspension of tho
rules introduced the bill to repeal
chapters 81 and 20, laws of '71-'72.
Referred.
Bill to amend the charter of Hills
borough, Orange county, passed its
third reading.
The bill to amend he charter of the
town of Newbern passed its reading.
(AIr. Seymour offered several amend
mendments to the bill which were
voted DOWN.
Bill to allow tie Commissioners of
Duplin county to levy a special tax
pass its several readings.
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IrrcpfOacllable.

Not one word OF censure can justly be uttered
against SozOdOnt. No other dentrnce makes
free from every Objectionable ingredient.
Aottentots Gathering Buchu for
mDOl rs Extract has become almost q his
torcal picture. The great consu m p,ion of Or.
HelmbOld's Buchu attests the important fact
that Thousands need q diuretic medicine. Fer
DropEy, Gravel, Kidney Complaint, and 2 II dis
eases Of the urinary organs, either in male or
female. there bas never b en- . remedy ~
HelmbOld's Buchu. Its imitatoFs are mere
trash. HeIDb0lds il the cid reliable standard
remedy.
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d e D.

In this city, on the 31st ult., SAMUEL X .
BUN TING, aged 80 years and months.
On the evening Of January 3Iet, 1874, at the
residence OF James q. Smith. in this CITY, in
her 65th year, Mrs. G. l.. COSrIN, relct OF the
late M lies Costin, deccased.
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JOHN wETHERED.

BALTIMORE. December 10 1879.
Mr. e. P. x xht-Dear Sir 1T affo, DIS me
much pleasure to say to you that the Bradley
Patent Fnsmel Pa mt far exceeds my expecta
tons in economy, beauty, and have every rea-
son to believe in durability. More than twelve
months since, painted the roof of nv houae
Mansion House) with the Bradley Enamel
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE

At 1890 A. NJ, Mr.. Speaker Robin
son called the House to order.
BY Mr.. Bennett, a bill concerning
the public roads in the several coun-
ties of the State. Referred.
BY MIR. Whitmirc, bill TO amend
sections and 5, chapter II, Battles
Revisal. Referred
The Senate resolution to appropri-
ate 81 200 to defray the expenses of
the State Geologist in his recent visit
to the late Vienna Exposition, was ia
ken up.
The minority report, adverse to the
adoption of the resolution, from the
Committee on Claims, signed by
Messrs. Waugh, Maxwell, Williams
and Dickey, was read.
Mr.. Bennett moved to amend, by
saying that the 81, 200 shall be paid out
of the fund set apart by law for the
Geological Survey of 1874.
BY consent. pending the discussion
on the Geologist matter, on motion of
MIR. McGehee, message was sent to
the Senate proposing to go into the
election of Trustees for the University.
The debate on the $1,000 Vienna
Geologist appropriation was resumed.
Mr.. Waugh moved to lay the whole
matter on the table.
The yeas and nays were called and
the motion to table failed by the fol-
lowing ballot: Yeas 45. nays g..
The question REQUIRED on Mr.. Ben
nett's amendment. Pending further
debate a message was received from
the Senate proposing to go into An
election for Trustees of the University
this afternoon at $50 o'clock.
On motion the proposition was con-
Cured in.
The discussion of the question of
the $1,000 appropriation for the ex-
penses Of the State Geologist at the
Vienna Exposition was resumed.
! The amendment of Mr.. Bennett was
put to vote and rejected.
The question required upon the
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pARNEsrowN, Montgomery Co. Md.


october 9Th, 1878.
Mr. c. P. Knight-Sole gem for bradley.s
Patent Enamel Paint Dear Sir-I received
your favor Of Sd inst asking my opinion of the
"Bradley Patent Enamel Paint" tor which
You are agent IL ahoras me pleasure add
my testimonial with mary Others of its value
ard adap alton to the Rural Districts especially
Having practical experience OF thirty years,
In pTeparing plans and building with ali branch
o. of Al TIA as ana Mechanics. and used IN ost of
the material Tor painting, was Induced to try
Bradey's Patent Enamel Paint. Owing to Its
portabila y-beng mixed OF all shades and guam
titles to suit applied 1t for inside and outside
work, and found that it dried thoroughly, COW
cred the surface perfect and dried with beau
tiful enamel lustre, and covered 20 square yards
two coa's. have recommended its use to 9TH
ers in the city Of Washington and lower Mary
land with equal satisfaction and good results
Mixing eoIors by ordinary mechanics is not
often Zone to the satisfaction of "Proprietors'
and this amt being '.already mized'' all de-
sired shades and frequently to suit. renders it
more desirable in ''kural Districts" 1 cheer
fully recommend its general use, and feel rs
sured that all who use it. will be Satisfied that
it is all that il C. aim durable beautiful l anc
economical Yours Respectfully,
JNO. L. DU FIEF,
Architect and Builder.
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To Whom it may Concern

This is to give general notice that forbid
any person within the State limits to ha.bor or
board my son, Ralph Wilson, or any Minister
Magistr ate to marry him, or any Re gister 10
i>sue liceI ee to him, as he is under age.
w. M. WILSON,
RooeeOn County.
jan 80 wit