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MARcH--Magn'l ia, 18th; McC0mh CITY.
II - summit. 10, %; Bro pkhaven q, y ::
n ehnrst. % 81; Crystal Springs, 25, 25
Terry. p, D; ia kson- 80, 81 AID April /.
APRIL dekspii, lst; Clinton 2; Bolton.
8; I'd yards, 5; Bovina. G. z; Wick burg
. " a"d Cur, 10: Port Gibson. IA rs Rod
neY, Is; Church Hill, 10. %; Fayrtte. q, y;
Na.eh' z, 23, %; W"odvilIe, %, %
May Grenada 81
A nj ributioa will be expacreI at each
place la behalf of missions within th.. Do
cese w. 81. GREEN
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The Romance of Figures.

If one cent was set out at compound in
1st of January, 1866, it would amount
900 trillions of dollars If we were to
take this sum as a capital and Use its
yearly interest (four per cent then the
income tax we would have to pay at the
rate OF one per cent, would be 4c0 quad
rillions Asa, 800 trillions of dollars. If
we paid the tax collector this sum in sill
yer he would need 3,006, 345, 900, 000,
000,0 wagons for its transportation.
Provided the whole of the earth's surface,
both land and water, were peopled as
closely as possible we should have but
the twQ-millionth part of the drivers re-
quired, and the line of wagons would
have the length of trlliOns 442, 600
billions of miles. The speed of light is
1872, 900 miles per second, and it would
take 759, 600 years to reach the collector,
beginning at the furthest wagon on both
sides, stationed himself in the centre OF
the line. Again a robbery could be com
mitted on the hindermost wagon which
would not be discovered till the "A, 700th
generation of tax collectors. If, on the
contrary, instead of using the interest on
the capital (the bulk of which, by-the-by,
would be equal in gold to forty four
globes this capital were distributed
among the p eople of the earth, each one
of its l, 900 900, 900 of inhab .tantg would
receive about 2, 200 trillions of dollars to
live on, and could every second use 50,
100000 for 38,096,O0O years without
reaching the bottom of his purse.
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CITY sEXToN-fCOL.
IAcESON MISS Man.

JACKSON, Mss, March 2 1877.
To the Honorable Board Of Mayor and A der
zGe8
GEyrLEMEN-I herewith submit my report
of mortality of colored persons for the month
of February, 1877.
Feb l7-Charley Parsons, ag9 months,
Diptheria, Estate Prison.)
Feb. 1O-Lottie Hammons, age months,
whooping cough.
Feb. lO-Sarah Simpson, age years, dyp-
IBERIA. -.
Pa, 19.-Pinkey White, age years, men
Eah 2o-Emnis White, age9 years, men
Feb. 20.--Simon White, age years men
nights.
Feb. 2O.--Sarah Carter, age % years, &C
cident Gram over by ears }
Respectfully submitted,
ToNEY BARNES,
City Sexton.
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PROCLAMATION.


WHEREAS, 1t appears BY information re-
w ceived by me, that CHARLES FORBEs
charged with he crime of murder in Wash
lngton county, in this Safe committed in
November or December last, has made his es-
cape, and Is now at large;
Now. therefore /, J. NJ. STONE, Governor
Of Mississippi, DO offer the above reward for
the arrest and delivery of the said Charles
Forbes to the sheriff OF said Washington coun-
", said reward payable upon conviction. And
L do, moreover, require ali officers Of this State
10 be diligent in their efforts 20 arrest said
fugitive, Charles Forbes
Given under my hand and the Great Seal
r., - of the State affixed, at jackson, this
- Sth day OF March, A. ID. 1877.
BY the Governor: J. NJ. STONE.
JAMES HILL, Secretary OF State.
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Supreme Court State of Missfs.
siPPi.
OCToBER TERN. 1s76.

- I1IsHIt 4 FftAI. IsIO. Z
TUESDAY, March 9Th, A. D., 1877.
Ordered that at the April term 1877 OF
this Court the docket of the first (center)
District be taken up on the 8 Montlay, the
10Th day OF April. and the cases thereon cor
sidered until the 7th day Of May. when the
docket of the 81 (Northern) District will
be taken up ard considered until Monday,
the l4th day Of May, when the docket of The
2Ad [SoUIhern@ District will be taken
up and cases thrrean considered for one
week.
lis further ordered that the Court will
mold daily sessions the first week Of the
April term to hear arguments and receive
submission.
Attest: a. w. LITTLE, Clerk.
March ii I'd
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STUART & KIRKLAND CAST PLOWS.
- Villa MS Cast
Brinley Cast and Steel
Calhoun Steel
at A. VIRDEN'S
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And we are pleased to known that Byron
Lemly and J. w. Harrington s. Bros, drug
gists OF this place, will, in the future, keep
that justly popular end celebrated remedy,
Or A. Q. Simmons Liver Medicine.
NJ A. TaEDFoRD 4 Co., sole proprie-
ors, Chattanooga, Tenn. dec.2Q-4m.
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FINANCE COMMITTEES submitted the Hollow
ny, which was adopted:
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VNHE incest line of LADIES AND MISSES
l. DRESS SHOES ever brought to this mar
ket,
mar.7-tf at A. VlRDEN'S 5.
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DESCRIPTION.

Ben Boyce is white; 25 or 80 years of age;
5 feet, 81 or inches high; light hair blue or
gray eyes; forid complexioni weighs about
160 pounds.
Eddie Greene is black; height, feet, or
inches; age IA years; heavy builti quick sPo-
marehl4 ,77-3w
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1eazIz COURT Of MISSISSIPPI.

judgments in the following cases were
"a ! med by the Supreme Court Monday,
March l2th.:
ZIG. VIM vs.. Hand.
. KS Waddell VS.. Magec.
- -. Faler y. State.
5 55S Stafford vs. Blumer.
1'0S' Rec & Son ". Anding.
lsmeats in the following eases were re-
'esed and remanded:
5 s,I3 Higgins ys. Lam bert.
5 1S9t' Scarrer vs.. State.
la 1stS. kavner vs.. State.
io1worth. i'''
49, 80 Ross vs.. Gartman.
80 80 Ielrson Il Son VS.. Johnson.
-s al whitney vs.. Gotten.
39 40 Prestige VS.. Cooper.
~ a., ferguson W. Bobo.
me- rIs'. foxEorth vs.. Pittman; and judg-
her, ere Atkinson IS. Fox worth; and decree
ai, -'3i. Buie, ct al, VS.. Pollock; and bill
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George A. SCARBOROUGH is about 81 years of
age; feet 8 inches high light hair; small
brown eyes; narrow between the eyes; long,
thin, bridge nose; thin, red beard; weighs
about 1875 pounds; hord compile xion; small
cut on middle finger of right or left hand.
Mar IA 77-3w
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owe hold the cards, and intend to
p ay them," said the ''honest" Garfield
of the Hayesoral Tribunal. This same
Hayesian gambler in marked cards has
been caught pocketing bride of $4,000
to secure his influence with certain Wash
ington contractors when he was chairman
of the Committee on Appropriations of
the Forty-third Congress.
Jourual
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-eSE~prSess--
Is Your Life Worth 10 Cents :

Sickness prevails everywhere, and every
body com plains OF some disease during their
life. When sick, the object is to get well !;
now to say plainly that no person in this
world that is suffering with Dyspepsia.
Liver Complaint and its effects, such as In
dioestion. Costivenass, Sick Headache, Sour
Stomach. Hart Burn, Palpitation of the
Heart. Depressed Spirit. Biliousness, etc,
can take GREKS's August FLOWER with
out getting relief and cure. II yea doubt
this, Send TO w. n. WlLkEHSOAs Drugs
and get Sample Bottle for 10 cents and
try it. Regular size IS ce1ts- Two doses
will relieve you.
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FINE Builders who wish to
ready superior article Of brick for
ga.s paving and general building use,
Itail order from kent's Mil on the rail-
u6 eigbtg-two miles north of New Or
Iag,. Mr. Kent viii also fiji order for um-
lr at lowest prices. See card in another
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CA GooD SHOWING Capt. G. H
G"aapoeli, Sheriff aud Tax Collector Of
fn.i somery county, we learn made his
oriS1see tte@ent with the Auditor for taxes
VIM !. On Thursday last. He was charged
hi. 1881 81, State tax, and so close were
hal objections thst he only reported SOL IL
S,,aF enees and 80 20 on lands sold to the
lreaae,. certainly this showing Is good and
|Ar Is great credit upon the efacie9ey o I
heb.o Sn poell as collector and upon the cat
NPOmn.I montgomery county for their
p'aess inpaying their taxes.-Times. ]
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Mississippi State Medical Assoc
ScintiOm.

The attention of the medical profession
throa ghout the State is called to the fact
that the State Medical 1 ssocation will con-
vene at Gre NADIA on the first Wednesday 9th
inst.,) in April mkt
It i Of the utmost importance that there
be full attendance.
All regular practitioners in good standing
are requested to be present, as there will be
business before the Association OF interest
70 every physician in the State.
Railroads have kindly agreed to make re-
auctions in rates as follows:
The Mississippi aud Tennessee will sell
tickets at twenty five per cent off the rcxu-
lar rates to all who make application 70 the
agent at their res Pectiye stations in time To
notify the General Ticket Agent.
Memphis & Charleston Railroad, three
cents per mile each way to Grand Junction.
Mobile d Ohio Railroad, three cents per
mile each way to Meridian, should there be
ten persons at any one station, and the gen
eral Office receive notice to that effect.
Vicksturg q Meridian Railroad, full fare
going, and return free on certificate of at
tendance.
n. O., ST. l.. & c. r. X. has thus far de-
cliucd to make any reduction.
p. j. MCCORMICK,
President.
Papers throughout the State are requested
tf,
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AsoNIc.-The Chairman of the
onnittee on Foreign Correspondence of
FGrand Lodge of Montana, in his review
The proceedings of the Grand Lodge of
4sslSSippi for 1876, among other compli-
Sentarv illusions says:
We feel that it is tribute justly due to
" That the Grand Lodge Of Mississippi has
-oFt able masonic lawyers and jurists ard
YsllterS than any of our American Grand
.GgeS. Others may, and DO, excel them
special and individual cases, but not on
ns1efal estimate. They seem to produce
~st many nice add difficult eases for the
,-.Eaton aud development of sound
~F' perhaps it is only the presence and
Ssltral cultivation of these traits that dis
gers cases that elsewhere would be over
'N7o- We certainly cannot account for
-si aWarkel superiority of our Mississippi
Ions =
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OFFICIAL ROCEEDINGS
OF THE
BOARD OF MAYOR And ALDERMEN.

MARCH %, 1877.
Regular meeting of the Board.
PRESENT: His Honor John McGill.
Mayor; Aldermen Lowd, Ward, Anderson,
Williams and kavan4ugh.
REPORTS OF CITY OFFICERS.
CITY COLLECTOR.
JACKSON, Mss, March . 1877.
To the Honorable Board Of Mayor and Alder
men:
GENTLEMEN--I have the honor to report
the following amounts collected by me
during the month of February, 1877, and
Il int ~ Tie L,itN IrnasurN
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A Port Huron man undertook the
other day to move a building across
Black River ON the ice. He got it
nearly over, and the undertaking had
really began to look like big thing on
ice, when suddenly crash smash, away
went ice, house and all, and real estate
touched bottom in that neighborhood
about two seconds afterwards.
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rectOTs 10 IreasuTer OF i
cn1nfE. 1S1I and ISI2

Alderman Anderson offered the lOilowlnS
resolution. which was adopted:
Res0lUed, That the time Of meeting Of the
Board be changed 10 the 1T Wednesday in
each month, instead of lst Friday as hereto
fore.
On motiol of Alderman Lowd, the
Board adjourned.
JNo. MCGILL, Mayor.
! : HAMILTON City Clerk.
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W. Crutcher.
E. A. McRaven, William Charlton, F
Pat R. Lewis, & Robert White ker.

E. A. McRaven, William Charlton, Fl. Fa.
Pat r. Lewis, Robert Whitaker.
DY VIRTUE of above stated writ to me di-
ID rected from the office of the Circuit Clerk
of Kinds County for the First District thereof,
l will sell at Public Auction, to the highest
bidder for cash, within the hours prescribed by
law, in fl ont of the City Hall, in the City of
Jackson, on the first Monday, the u day of
April, 1877, the following described property,
to-wit: Lots Is, II, "A, part of lot TO- bound
ed as follows: South by Main street, west by
lot M. 7, north by alley, east by lot 10, ex-
cept 10 feet running from Main street to said
alley, all in the town Of Clinton, Kinds coun-
ty, LIST District theI eof, levied upon as the pro-
perty of defendant, p. r. Lewis, and will be
sold to satisfy the above stated case and all
cost. S. Il. THOMAS,
March IA, '77-3w. Sheriff.
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100 BBLS AND HALF BIS CUob
1UU FLOUR.
no lihds. Sugar. ussortcl
. Bhis. aud half barrels NoIa..es
10 Ties. Best 5 e. Hams.
10 Ties. Choice Leaf Lard
Bacon Sides, Bulk Aler4 uOur g,r...t.
Brand Meal. together with n ful a.s1r,,..-
Of goods usually kept ly u-.
go Arrive
Extra Tennessee Roll Butter. and all Pork
Sausagc-Cudrautecda adj Pork
=, lnese ana All other goods wc oacr III RarE
Bottom Prtces for Cash.
The REST AND CuFArFsr Tr,4 IN T,rgs.,.
Call and Price.
feb ~. '7--lm N ''-''
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cn,,,des aud Festival.

p. III, ladies Of tn, Baptist Church,
,rsliy night at Angelo, Hall, Citizens
invited to attend, and will find IA first
. entertainment prepared for all,at very
,s,gabIe prices. Admission p cents.
s,. omen at 7 30 o'clock. Charades at s
-L.Dh
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FISH PoND.-Jackson Council Friends
Of Tempefa ce, will have fsh pond ent4r-
t1inment at their hall Friday evening next.
The public generally are invited
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Report of Harris Barksdale, Treasurer
Fire Fund, was received and ordered spread
upon the minutes.
REPORT.
REPORT oE TREAsURER FIREMEN's GENERAL
FUND
To the Honorable Board Of Mayor and Alder
men:
GENTLEMEN: In accordance with the
custom hitherto pursued by me as Treasurer
of the Firemens' General Fund. herewith
submit my report of receipts ana dlSDutse
meutS of the city appropriation 20 thSt iuhu
for the year 1875, and request that~&ou nave
the report spread upon the minutes OF your
nroceedings The law does not require suoh
a report from me, but have always cohSi!-
cred it proper thas custodiane OF puoIIc
moneys have their transactions made OF pup
lie record not only that the taxpayers WI"
are the contributors to the tund, snail hats
full information, but for the beneht ana the
protection Of the sustodians OF tAe moneys
themselves,
In retiring from the Office which l have
held for the past three years, allow me,
gentlemen, to return my thanks ior tue UNI,
forra courtesy you have always eA1ehu ..9.,
me. and for the promptness with which you
have met the demands of the Fire Compa-
MES as TO this fund
Very respectfully yours.
HARRIS BARKSDALE.
Treasurer FiremeRs' General Fuhd'
DR..
lSzs-Ry cash of Geo III. Clint, Col
lector oyeFpaid for 1875, and car
ried over - :. - -
IsTe-Dec. l5-By cash of Gus ASH 80 -.
err, Treasurer for 1875, ......-... fOo "
1S77-Feb. 5-By cash of Gus Asher -
| Treasurer for 1875 .....--..... 50U W
Total el0Is Is
1877 CIR.
Feb. 5-To Jackson Fire Co. No. Is 100 90
| Feb. $40 Gem Fire Co. No. 2 l00 W
Feb. $40 West Jackson Fire Co. ,oo 80
FEB 6c oT NJ ! TeAf' h0oN ~l1 100 90
Fe 70 . ann 1in f 1D '.-..I...-.. $50 6sss
FEB. go M successor 70 = - 322 4615
i 49, 49,
No., $l0l9 13
FINANCE COMMITTEES submitted the follow
| ing, which was adopted:
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A EseIurninG Board FDresjd mt

On hangman's day, at an early hour
when the burglar and the sneak thief are
abroad, the Radical conspirators, with
the aid Of few Democrats, completed
the work of infamy begun by j. Madison
Wells and his associates OF the Louisiana
returning board --Washington Union.
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j. S. HAMILTON, City Clerk.

THE Grand Central Hotel, New \ ork,
will sustain It's VIII -meriLed popularity, and
earn greater, bY the sensible reduction Of
itsIrates from $500 to $3.50 and S3 90 per
,1aV
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PROCLAMATION.
sasO 90 REWARD.

WHEREAS, 1t appears by information re-
. celFed hy me, that on the night Of March
- -; ASstt some nknown persons broke into the
9mee OF the Circuit CLERK OF kemper county
~ thls state, and distracted therefrom ali tile
Nonrt papers IN cases pending before the Cir.
eu'e ~ III u SAID county, aud that said party
or parties effected theis escape. and are no,s
at large;
Now, therefore. /, J. NJ STONE. Governor
81 mississippi do oder tho above reward for
the arrest and delivery of the said person ar
persons who broke into said Office, 20 The Sher.
IN Of hemper county, said reward PAYABLE
upon conviction. And do moreover. REQUIRE
all officers of this State 10 be dilieeut il their
efforts TO arrest said person or persons
= Given under my hand and the Great.Se.
n o. the STATE Affixed, at Jackson. thu $
sth day of March. A. d. 1877.
J. u. STONE.
BY the Governor:
MarI4 '77-w3t
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A Woman Re0uI1imS JRen.
CineinAati Commercial. i

Cincinaati Commercially
Mrs SURF, just elected on the London
Education Board, began her work by a
brief and pointed reproof to the male
functionaries for talking so much"
There is no doubt that such a reproof was
needed, and the applause universally
given was not less because the plea for
silent work came from lady.
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THE BOARD OF TRUSTEE Of the Missis-
l. sippi State Lunatic Asylum, will receive
proposals for the completion Of the new wing Of
the Asylum, till the first Saturday in A prii
The work to be DONE in all respects as di-
rected by the Act Of the Legislature, authoriz-
ing it, and viii be paid for in cash-one-third
oash when one-half the work is done, and bal
ance when contract is completed and work ac-
cepted.
Bids will be received for the job a. a whole
or for parts Of it; the plasterng, the paint
ing, the carpenterlug and putting in heating
apparatus, bathrooms and water-closets, may
be done by separate contracts, or by the same
party. The whole to be completed, and ready
for furnishing, by the first day of August next.
Bond and security will be required IN the sum
of Fifteen TheGaaGo Dollars. Each bidder
will fUr4iah specifications for the work pro-
posed to be done.
The Board reserves the right to roget any
and all bids, in whole or in part. Any infor-
nation desired may be obtained b applying to
the undersigned.
WM. J.. HEMINGWAY,
Secretary Board Of Trustees.
March Z, 1877-4w
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CITY sn1roxs REPORT, (white.)

CITY sAXrONS REPORT, (white-)
JACKSON, Mss, March :, 1877.
TO the Honorable Board Of Mayor aud Alder
GENrLEMEN-I bag leave to submit the fol-
lowing as my report for the month Of Febru-
ary
Feb. 7-&eorge l.. Potter, age 81 years
apopleXy.
bronchitis.
Respectfully submitted,
PHILIP MCCLURE, City Sexton.
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ogre STORE ED.-Matt. f.
,.ssauces the removal of his stock of
=, and medicines from the Stewart
linz. 10 the Neal Building, just below
rlen'.. lis present location is eligible
.o.cious. Capt, Buck still continues in
.r-scri, ton department.
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...,cr's SALEs.-Sheriff Thomas has
,ticas Of sales in this issue, to which
.s.r /. invited.
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rrARHEED.

,o.fdanca OF the bride. near Bran
binary 22L 1877, BY Rev. BeVer-
s,-aIine, Mr. LEoNIDAs AUSTIN 70
+V,py NcD. CLARK, all of Rankin
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The faForite comhinatian in camel's
hair stuffs are tilleul grounds shot with
darker threads or myrtle green, brown,
black, or dark red.
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are interested in no.
II. i..ne inviting proposals for the
.faitil in Cdhoun county.
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rur.rrM's CHAMPION PROLIFIC Cor
/, -rtp-Nr. + 5. Holt, 1914 Gravier
..- S.w Orleans, is ready to fill orders
-bis justly celebrates cotton seed p" :
n, attention Of planters, who would
/. much ou5 of little, to he advertise
.-of Mr. Holt, in this issue.
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PUBLISH that which is good. Mr.. J.
III MeLeau's strengthening Cordial q
Blood Purifier i lie saving remedy, inn
parts vigor health and strength TO the sys-
TEN, pUrilics and eEriches the blood. DR.. j
IL. Mclean, 3I4 Chestnut, st Louis, Mo.
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REPoRT.


Report OF FIMnDee Cernmstfee.
To the H,aoratts Board Of u iy5r aad Ala@r-
men:
GENTS Your ComGlirtce ON F.n4nc
have examined the warrants. bpritI<, efs-.
which We're "A the IA d 81 the Treasure
snd DESTROYED Is .oliowS:
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Masonic. Pearl and Silas Brown
lodges consolidated last Wednesday night.
ni the following were elected officers;
Oliver Clifton, w. NJ; Il. l.. Saunders, ).
6.; J 5. Hamilton, j. W; II. NJ. Taylor,
Treasurer; Chas. l.. CASTOR, Secretary :;
Ga, Asher. Senior Deacon; John McGill,
Iasior Deacon; j. Vi. Cain, Tyler. The
'acers were Installed in an Impressive man
3er by Grand Mister hurry, w.. with
t"nd Lecturer Mccormick, and severa; 81
he District Deputies, happened to be pres
etoa .he occasion. The regular meetings
q ne Lolgs are fixed for the last Monday
lslt in each month.
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DESCRIPTION:

Charles Fobes is ) feet or inches high
dark brown complexion IS or 20 years old
pug or turned up nose.
March H. 17-3w
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Dental Notice.

ID JONES has returned to Jackson. Office
ID. in the Stewart Building, Main street,
Jackson, Miss.
mar 7, '77-2m.
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rstHs Is advertised to take place
Z For particulars see our adyer-
.<eIam1-.
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r.r New YORK BAZAAR has removed
telegraph Block 70 the Stewart Build
and viii occupy the store just vacated
N, Ash. The Me>srs. Stadeker will
.tye tbeir dry goods and clothing de
.saBt. in adjoining stores.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-03-14

ors AND REWARDs.-Ihe Gov
~. several proelamations in this issue
rewards Of 5000 in the aggregate
..rr.hensiou Of escaped conyicts.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-03-14
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