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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
Browns Wells.
w. Nh. DEATON. Prop.
COpiah Co., Mississippi.
Great Health mad Pleasure Re
sort.

1NHE PROPRIETOR Of these justly cele-
IL DRAFTED Wells takes this method Of in-
forming the Public that he Is Jw prepared
to receive guests, aud hatters himself that
Pc VIII bc able Co give satisfaction 90 AIN who
may come. Having bought the place Go keep
hf - determined that no one shall leave die
satisfied
These Wells are situated eight miles Tcst
Of Hazlehurst Miss. daily line of camf,r-
table Hacks viii run 20 ANA from HazIehurst
and the Wells. Through tickets can De had
az The office OF the y. o., ST. l.. s. a.. Railroad.
at New Orleans, at merely nominal sum.
Tie section of country iu which the Wells are
81 the world. The grounds surrounding the
Wells consists of "a beautiful grove of over
thirty acres There are many cottages, single
and double. with "a very large and cummudi-
Gus diuiuE-roOm. There will bee amusymcuta
Of all kinds. Buggics aud horses will bp UIr-
uishcd at reasonable rates. There viii Do
"a daily mail, with newspapers tu abundance.
There are two Wells. one known as the cold
Well and the other as the New Well, tho
analysis ut both b. given below. The waters
have been used for twenty years. and have
been found beneficial in the cure OF Che fUl-
lowing as well us many other diseases skin
Diseases, Functional Indigestion. AupmlH,
Chorea, Constipation, Chronic pinrrhua
Chronic Gu-tritiz. some forms OF Druuav
Chronic pyscutcrY, Chronic llcpatis. Chronic
Lnryngius, Diseases Of the Mouth Ozoua
and other ScrOiuluus affections. elect ChrUu-
ic G7norrhUa, Diseases OF the Bladder OF
Kidneys, Diseases Incident go Females Sui-
nal Irritation. Amcuorrhurn MeuorrhuglH
and the many forms of Lcucorrhun 10 is par
excellence the place Tor persons OF broken
down constitutions. Terms 10 suit the limos
Any further information can Doe obtained hy
addressing
W. 3D. DEATON.
Ifur14Irffu.f
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University of Mississippi.
Order of Exercises Commence.
Iment OF 1875.

OXFORD, Miss, May q, 1876.
PRIZE SPEAKING, Hermean Freshmen 8 +
NJ, 23d June.
PRIZE SPE 4KING, Phi Sigma Freshmen, s
P NJ, oath June.
COMMENCEMENT SERMON, Bishop Garrett, of
Texas ia. NJ, 25th June.
ANNUAL MEETING Board of Trustees, Mon
day, 26th June.
Sophomore PRIZE DECLARATION, 10 4. ",
26th June.
ANNUAL MEETING Phi Sigma Society, P.
NJ 26th June.
JUNIOR EXHIBITION, 10 A. NJ, 9th June.
ANNUAL MEETING HERMEAN SOCIETY, : p.
NJ. 9th June.
HONORARY ORATIoE, by Hon. ii. IA. Chal-
mers, 18th June.
DELIVERY OF MEDALS. 18th June.
ALUMNI MEETING and Address, P. NJ, 18th
June.
COMMENCEMENT DAY, 29th June.
Candidates fer admission 10 the University
win be examined on Thursday and Friday,
I'D and 23d Of June, or at opening of next
session, 4th of October.
ALEX P. STEWART
MAY 81 1S76.-4w Chancellor
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This Route offers superior Inducements to
Visitors to THE CENTENNIAL. Direct cone
nections are made ia louisville with cara
which run direct 10 Centennial grounds.
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The stock of House Furnishing Goods,
comnrisiug Mating in checks, the new
Gentennial fancy, and white, full yard wide,
~ 30 cents, are receiving great attention at
Robinson & stevens also perfect stock OF
lace n which marked attention is called
and Linen Table Damask, all OF which Is
unsurpassed in quality or price in any retail
market. RoBlSsoA ~ 0IFsANs'
May 3l-4W,
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supreme C..urr Decisions.
Jackson, June ). 1876.
arson, admr. Teverssd aud

JAcKsoS, June ). 1876.
1901 Erwin V. Carson, admr. reUsrssd aud
renGHded
1929 Hendricks rs. Rnsllitsg: q1fisnaea
/ 81 i'inl " NEG an ny; a.fratsd
| 1863 Board OF Supervisors 81 Warren coua-
~. v. Klein z: judgment here.
/ 1897. Botrd of SuperVis RS of Warren conn
" y. Sme1e reversed aud relaa,.aed-
COZ Barnard rs smith; affirmed ia part aud
TecerSfd IN part and reminded.
pa. 81 eTs ". State: reversed Indictment
qnashed.
1853 Richardson vs. Morgan; reminded
and deer here
l9j2 Speed vs. Stat; reversed
20l2 Ttyinr "a. STATE: affirmed
1876 Martin v. DIX. Tax ASSESSOR; ofifm
2l35. 6 irwin vs. State; affirmed
loo Miles W Lo" enbur2 reversed Gaa re-
DtG7laed
1853. Scarborough vs.. Smith; reversed and
TensGAded.
l46 Hibernian Bank. vs.. Everman; re-
Usrsed in part aud a9irmet in part.
1911 Graves. Trustee W. Watson q al; re-
rerSed aud reiRdHdeI.
1869 Hardee W. Chatham affirmed
l25S- Horn vs.. Green reversed end remand
2l37 White Va. State reversed aud ,ensanded
1928. MeNanlus vs.. Rolf; reversed and re-
minded.
1901 Ri vs.. McIHlen; reversed AMI re-
1913 FairchilI vs.. jacobson reOersed aud re-
naanded.
1892. Walker vs.. Joiner; affirmed.
MONDAY, June l., 1876.
l4l4. Yerger VI. Fer guson; dismissed for
want of jurisdiction.
1872. Frank vs. Hill; affirmed.
lab. WIlzumski vs. EveIman & Co.
aft med
1867. jacobson, Wolf & Co., vs. Horn;
affirmed.
1929. Meyer. Weiss & Co, VS.. BALDWIN;
reversed and remanded.
1928 Hoffman VS.. Simon; reversed and
remanded.
l447. V. 81 NJ. r. r. Co. vs. Howe: af-
firmrd
l772 Polk vs.. Board ofSupervisors of Tu-
MICA county; affirmed.
1852. NiIsten vs.. Swain; affirmed.
1886 Ros 'ntfeld vs.. Norman; reversed
and remAnded.
1909 Wallace ct. al, VS.. Iathom ct al.
rcveI sed and remsuded.
1900 Little vs.. Reynolds affirmed.
1890. May field Reese vs.. Gholson 81 Hoop
er; dismissed
1885. Robertson VS.. Thomas ct al ; af-
firmed
1865. Thompson VS. Swan; affirmed.
2075. Chiffon vs.. Wells affirmed.
1916. Wilson VS.. Williams heirs reversed
and rema' ded.
Il44 Vanderburg VS. Williamson at
firmed.
l764 Mayor and Aldermen of Nicks-
burg VS. llenneSsy; reversed and reInanded
PAP. Roberts ct nj. VS. Waiter q Hoas
reversed and remanded.
2ll9. Chamberlain VS.. Wilmington; re-
Ycrsrd and renamed.
lGl4. Echols vs.. \. o., j. 4 G.. y r. L.
afii rmcd.
1862. Fowler & Moore VS. Payne; re-
versei and rem Inded.
20S4, Alsup VS. the State; affirmed; hung
last Friday in July. 1876.
JAG. Hunt VS.. Willis; reversed and re-
maudet!.
1874. Lngsfield VS.. Richardson & May;
atli rned.
1871. Land vs.. Kearn; affirmed.
1872. Meridian Savings Institution VS..
Ramsey; rever ed and remanded.
1921. Bonner ". Whiteside dism Used.
Buy Stadeker's Favorite Kid Gloves.
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KEEP cool by buying your fans and
straw hats Off. Stadekcr & Sons.

AN important notice to the owners of
real estate in Kinds county, will be found in
another column of this paper,Signed by John
Shelton. Esq. President of the Board of
Supervisors. 1t will be seen that every
land-hOldcr, whose assessment is incorrect,
can haYe the same corrected in july next
For the convenience of the Board. as we'll
as to secure accuracy in the matter, it will
be seen that the Board has adopted certain
rules, aud they should be strictly com piled
with. 1t is proper to say that the
law does not authorize payment for the
notice as published, and that the expense
attaching thereto is borne one-half by the
printer, and the other half from the private
purses OF the Supervisors. Our Legislature
presumes that every one is familiar with
the laws, but this presum ption often works
great MISUNDERSTANDING Gazette
The notice referred to in the foregoing
will be found in another column Real cs-
state owners in Minds county should avail
themselves of this opportunity to make cor
rectiOns in existing assessments, where the
increase or depreciation in value IN ~ re-
quire.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Vicksburg & Nashville r. R.

u'HE DIRECTORS-ELECT of the Vicks-
IL burg and Nashville Railroad Compan V
met after the adjourament o. the stock
holders meeting. AMI organized by The
cleo ION Of Gen W F. Tucker, of Caiekasaw ",
President; Richard =. Lake Of Grenada Vice
President d. z. Black. Secretary and Treas
urer, and Martin & Bates Attorneys.
The following named members of the Board
were appointed Executive Committee for
the ensuing year. ). Myers, T. J. Buchanan
W. F. Tucker, H. c. Horton, L. c. Lee, and j.
B. Crowder
The following resolu lens were unanimously
adopted:
Resolved. by this Board Of Directors. That
the regular salaries OF the officers viz. Pres
rer and Attorneys, be suspended until this
Board of Directors shall deem it right aud
proper the same be allowed and paid.
Resolved, That the officers and directors of
the Vicksburg < Nashville Railroad Compa-
ny pledge themselves TO hold all the bonds
voted 10 the road by the several counties and
now in the hands OF the Company, until such
time in the opinion Of the directors there is
a favorable prospect for the resumption of
work on the road.
The Board adjourned to meet n Grenada
the call of the President.
Elsewhere will be found the proceedings of
the Directors meeting Of the Nashville &
Vicksburg R. r. a. their recent session in Okla
Iona. Their action will certainly be approved
by the people, and we learn, also that the tax
for this road viii not be collected next winter.
We hope this information is correct, it will
contribute greatly towards general relief
Southern Rural Gentleman of July u, 1876.
June II, 1S76-1t.
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Old Age is Honorable.

This is true, but how few OF LIS like TO
look old. Age, with its grey hairs, is never
welcome, and the various arts have been
brought into requisitton to hide its rAvages.
In too many instances agents are used for
that purpose, which iutiict serious injury on
the constitution. Especially is this the case
with Il large majority of the Hair Dyes of
the present day. For an elegant prepara-
ton that will impart perfectly natural
color, without doing the least harm to the
hair or health, we recommend that made by
DR.. Tut, OF New York. 1t possesses quail
ties that no other Hair Dye does, and as its
analysis proves is as innocent as mountain
spring water. may l42w.
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The display OF Novelties in Ladies Neck
tixins' made up in Ecrue Net, Eerue Cash
mere Lace, Ecrue Silk. Eerue Crepe LlSse.
Ivory Silk. Cream silk and the charming
variety of Veilings in Cream ivory anu
Ecrne. plain and with Chenille spots same
color. are unexceI!ed and enl v to be seen ut
ROBINSON s. STEVENS.
May 3l-1m.
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READY made Mosquito Bars, s1.O0, at
Stadek er's.

THE Russian Court invited DIR. Aver
and family to the Archduke's wedding in the
Royal Palace The distinction was award
ed him not only because he was an Ameri-
can, but also because his name as a phys
ician had become favOrably known in Rus
STA on its passage round the world.-Pueblo
Col PeOn{R
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For restoring Gray Hair TO
its natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which is at once
a gre e a b lie,
healthy, and ef
fectual for pre-
S serving the
hair. Faded or
gray hair is soon
restored to ats
Ori0iudL color,
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Tup Executive Committee Of the State

THE Executive Committee Of the State
Grange, consisting of Hon. w. L. Heming-
way, Grand Master, and ex otfcio Chairman,
Hon. W. w. Troop, of Aberdeen, w. d.
Ferris, Esq, of Piekens, W. J.. Williams,
ESQ, of Rienzi, w. w. Vaught, Il O., oil
Magnolia, and DIR. Robinson, are in session
in this city.
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To Owners Of Real Estate
IN KINDS COUNTY,!

TN ACCORDANCE with the provisions of
Il Law approved 26th February, 1876 the
Board OF Supervisors viii hold meeting in
the court house in Raymond, beginning on
correcting the Land Assessment Rolls of said
county, with full power TO increase dimin-
ish the assessment of any property, and to
cd, etc.
With the adjournment of the July meeting,
the powers of the Board in this regard viii
wholly end, and the matt +, therefore, de-
mands the early attention of Land Owners.
The Board viii expect all who may desire
changes made in the assessment of their lands
to file with their clerk, on or before the first
day of said meeting, written statements show
ing how their real estate is now assessed and
the alterations they desire made
JOHN SHELTON,
President Board of Supervisors.
Junp 14-:5w
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HORSE THIEVES CAGED.--On Friday,
Hon. Jno. McGill, Mayor and er oLdcto JUS
tce of the Peace, committed Jack Williams
and Thos. Masons, both eolored, To JAM IN
default of bail to await the action OF the
Circuit Court. They were charged with
horse Stealinw
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MISSISSIPPI CoLLEGE.-In ano Their
column will be found the programme for
commencement Week at Clinton. Inc
college, under the Presidency of Dr."eoe'
IN prosperous condition--about one
hundred and fifty young mea being IN at
tendance. Hon. c. E. Hooker delivers the
address before the Literary Societies on the
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FRANKLIN FEMALE COLLEGE. w e
Springs, for polite invitation to be pres
ent at the concert by the young ladies OF
his college on the l4th inst. We regret
that circumstances over which we nave
no control,' prevent our attendance.
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RAILROAD IFEMs-A change of
schedule on the New Orleans road went
into effect on Sunday night. The South
bound train leaves Jackson at 80, and the
North bound at 2:30, A. NJ, they pass at
Byram.
The Vicksburg and Meridian road has had
good platform placed at the South State
street crossing.
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THAT FELLOw-The first cotton bloom
fellow has made his appearance In jackson.
The news paper fraternity may now expect
a forward lnoVem ent from him ''all along
the line" for the purpose of conqucring
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WHITE and Red Check Mating at
Stadeker's.
DYsPeRsia.
May 3l-1m

Americans are particularly subject to this
disease and its effects, such as sour stom ach,
sick headache, habltual costiveness, heart
burn. water brash, coming up OF the food,
coated ton que, disagree able taste IN me ne
t Iios Of The stomach and liver. Two do
ses Of GREENS AUGUST FLOWER VIII re-
I;eve Won AZ once, and there positively Is not
a case in the Tn tied States it viii NOT cure e.
If you doFbt this go 70 y4p1 rpeeist. Mem
nhis. and get a sample bottle for 10 cents
and try It, Regular size, 20 cents
Irrr I.aun-1h cents at Stadekers 5.
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ESTABLISHED IN 1841.-This refers to
the well known carriage repository OF mr.
ii, T. Sizer, which WIS established in TINS
city in that year, and has consequently
oeen one of the institutions of Jackson for
the last thirty-five years. 1t is complete
IN all its branches and cannot be excelled
In the South. Read his advertisement
and 90 and see him.
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CENTRAL FEMALE INsTITUTE.-W
are in receipt of an invitation to attend tho
exercises of Commencement Week at Cen
trail Female Institute. The principal eNer-
cises are announced in another column. TINS
Is Mr.. Hillman's 23d annual commencement
at Clinton, and he has enough school WORK
in him for quarter of a century more.
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JACKSON IEiall school.

The Board of Directors will meet for bus
mess of importance on Monday next, 18th
inst, at o'clock P. NJ at Dr.. kels' office.
a full attendance is earnestly request ed.
l. STRAUSS, Sec'y.
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DIEM.

DENsoN--At Silver Greek, Lawrence
county, May oath, 1876. of scarlet fever,
JAMES H.. second son of J. j., and Ruth d.
benson, aged five years.
We extend to our bereaved friends oar
heartfelt sympathies 1t this void that has
been made in their household.
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MASONIC.
Edtet from Grand Master Murry.
OFFICE OF GRAND MASTER,
RIPLEY, Miss, A. l. $3.50,

RIPLEY, Mss, A l. 5876,
June Z, A. d. 1876
WHEREAS, Information has reached this
Office that subordinate Lodges, or individual
masons in our jurisdiction, have, in some
instances, applied to the fraternity IN other
Jurisdictions for contributions 10 build
Lodges, etc, without authority from our
Grand Lodge. 1t is therefore
Ordered That henceforth no subordinate
Lodge or mason in this jurisdiction shall
apply nlas0Jss to the fraternity in other
Jurisdictions for contributions for any pur-
pose whatever, Except in cases of actual
distress, or strict charity" without first
procuring authority from our Grand Lodge
or the Grand Master.
Fraternally,
SEAL. JNo. Y. MURRY,
Grand Master of Masons of Mississippi.
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Coma men cement w eek sat Clinton.
HNHE EXAMINATION of Glasses viii com
l. mence June 10. aud close June 9th, 1876
JUNE D. 8 p. M.-Exhibition of Preparatory
Department
JUNE "a, 8 P. M.-Exhibition of Philomathean
Society.
JUNE 70 IL A. M.-Comme cement Sermon by
Rev. n. w. Wilson, d. D., New Orleans, La
JUNE p, P. M.-Sermon before the Crino-
Theological Society, by Rev. NJ. P. Lowry.
b. D., Ripley, Miss
JUNE %, 8 P. M.-Sermon before the Society
of Miss. Inquiry, by Rev. W. A. Mason,
Canton, Miss.
JUNE %, 10 4. M.-Address before the Literary
Societies by Rev. S. S. Relyea McComb city,
Miss.
JUNE 26 , P. M.-Meeting of the Alumni AS
ISOLATION.
JUNE 26, 8 P. M-Exhibition of Hermenian
Society.
JUNE n, P M,-Exarcises of Graduating
Glass.
The friends of the College from all sections
of the country are cordially invited TO attend
NJ. r. MARTIN,
June l4-2w. Secy of Faculty
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Mississippi CATTLE. LAS week, Or.
Stockton. vino resides near Clinton, sold to
Mr.. George Muh, our enterprising butchef'
i've beef cattle, which were raised in Mis-
sissippi, and whose aggregate weight was
{, 49, mounds
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THANKs.-We are indebted to the
Noxubee sun for proof slips of the NoAu-
bee Democratic Conservative Convention,
which we were requested to publish. The
Sun will please accept our thanks.
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We received this morning beautiful line
of Hamberg Edges, Kid Gloves, the new
Ecrue Net for Polonaise, and the handsomest
line of Ecrue Neck Ruches ever offered.
We beg visit.
M.3I-2w. ROBINSON & STEVENS.
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The FEAST OF CORPUS CHRISTI
The congregation of st. Peters church
will celebrate the feast of Corpus Christi GA
next Sabbath. The procession moves at
O'clock, T. NJ.
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MORE CoNyGcTs. Nine convlcts for
the Penitentiary from Yazoo arrived on
Wednesday last, one from Rankin on Fri
DAY and one FROM Monroe on Sunday.
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CENTENNIAL FLAGS. Stade-
ker s. Son have Centennial banners, upon
which are represented the flags of all ma
tions exhibiting at the Philadelphia show
We are indebted to them for one of these In
structive banners.
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CHAMPION Reapers and Mowers,
Hay Rakes. Fan Mills, Sugar Mills and
Evaporators are advertised by MessrS.
BrOugher & Browne.
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Excursions ON THE PEARL.-The
steamboat, Z. Il. Steadman, is now making
excursions on Sundays on the Pearl, run
ming up the river twenty miles or more
and returning.
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The duty and the IN ission of the pull
pit Of the nineteenth century, will be the
theme of q lecture by Rev. DR.. Benson, at
the Tenn pie Friday night.
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REV. DR.. ZEALEY will open a Select
School for Girls next fall, of which details
will be Hereafter announced.
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Sherif's Sale

= D. '. use ''''' venditioni E1ponas.
+. \. PEYroS
Dl VIRTUE OF THE above stated writ 10
ID me directed from the Circuit Clerk of
Kinds County, LIST District. and returna BILE to
the Court Of J. H. Boyd. !. F., on the 22I day
Of June, 1876 l will sell. at Public auction.
10 the highest bidder, for cash, within the
hours prescribed by law, In front of the city
hall in the city Of Jackson, on
THE 23D DAY OF JUNE, 1876,
The following described properly. to.wit.
Lot No. y in Bankston's survey in south
Jackson lying and heing in the county of
Kinds and State Of Mississippi. which has
been heretofore levied upon as the property
OF the Defendant and will be sold to salts fy
the above stated case and all cost
5. b. THOMAS, Sheriff.
June 7-3w. Prs fee 50 So
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NIcHoLs-At her residence near this city,
on Thursday, June Sth, 1876, MRS. NARY
W NIcHoLs.
For oyer thirty years Mrs. has resided
near this city. Her remains were inferred
from the Methodist Church on the day fol-
lowing her death,
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STANGER-HIRRLE-At the resideHce of
the brides mother, on June Sth. 1870, by
Rev. W. @. Crane, u. D., Mss MARY 7.
sou.
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FOURTH OF July CELEBRATION
Our Catholic fellow citizens are making
arrangements to celebrate the Centennial
Fourth of July.
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The BRDGE.-The bridge over Pearl
river will be completed in short time,
when We will give a full description.
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MCLAURIN-FRAYsER- the Sth inst,
at . Selma" Powhatan county, Va, at the
residence of the brides mother, by the Rev.
Mr.. Atwell, Mr.. GEORGE McLAURIN, late OF
jackson, Miss, TO MISS MELISSA Z. FRAY
SER.
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Just i'm from New York.

J. STADEKER e. Son are receiving
novelties in Dry Goods daily.
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IRISH Linen-35 cents yard at
Stadeker's.
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May 81, 1876. t +.
CALL on J. Stadeker d Son if you
wish bargains in Dry Goods.

wish bargains in Dry Goods.
THE Supreme Council, Friends Of
Temperance convened in this city last
week, The following officers were present
Rcv. B. Wetmore, Associate, In the chair ;
Rev. J. T. Heard, Associate. pro tenn; kew.
w. b. WILLOWS, Secretary; Rev. G. B. Gal
Ioway. Chaplain pro tenn; A. B. Wagner
Treasurer, pro TEN; Prof. j. T. Abernethy,
Conductor; Horace Barr, Sentinel.
The Secretary reported that the fol-
lowing Councils were represented :
Virginia State Council No. /; North
Carolina No 2; Mississippi No. 4,
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LARGE lot of remnants in Calico and
Dress Goods sacrificed at Stadeker's.
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
lttention, Tax payers
PROPOSALS FOR COAL

For state LunHtic Asylum.
SEALRD Proposals will be received unit
~ the 20-h day ~ June, for the delivery q
Q 10 900 tons Of iirst-class CRATE COAL, 10 Re
delivered on the Asylum switch. two miles
above Jackson. Mississippi, or in the Asylum
coal house. The undersi gncd reserves the
Il. +. NCGILL.
June :, lS76-? Steward