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GEN. RoBT. LOWRY IS spoken OF as a
proper person to represent the oth
Miss. District in Congress -ET.

That TERRIBLE SCoURGE.-Fever ana agnc
and its congener, billions remittent, beatdes NJ
fections of the stomach, live ana bowels p O.
eradicated and prevented by the use OF Hostel
tar,s stomach bitters, a pure vegetable elixir EN-
dorsed by physicians, and more extensively usea
as , remedy for the above class of disorders, as
We'll "a for many others, than any medicine of
the age. A languid circulation, a torpid state
or the liver, a want of vital stamina, are condi-
ton peculiarly favorable to mala,iai diseases.
preventive, which, by invigorating the system
and enlowing 1t with regularity as wen as vlgor,
nroyides il with a resistant power wnlch enaoies
r n Withstand disorders not only OF a maiarlal
Inc mt a host of others to which feeble ana
III n reo1Iatea sy.tems are subject. The Bittefs
are a safe as wei as searching eradlcant, anu
a 49, widely superseded that dangerous drug,
nninine. which palliates but does not eradicate
quiii.ns' " inch
AlaitIld.
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'sy,e Confidence eG creditors.

A large number of creditors of the
heavy cotton house Of A!cus, Scherck
& Antey, which recently Suspended,
met last night at the place Of business OF
the firm. Many of our most prominent
business men were present. The delib-
crations resulted in a resolution to leave
the liquidation of affairs of the house
to the firm. and an agreement to TINS
effect was signed by those creditors
present, and a committee appointed to
obtain the signatures OF the absentees.
The members of the firm are much
pleased ut the expression OF confidence
which this action implies. ". U.
| Times, 18th inst.
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w cETINE.
Shea.ifa SHE.

c.mnIel .Iu11lent in circuit Court
asa Lincoln County against
/ x. smith.j Plaintiff for $l4l 81.
By virtue of an execution in the above stated
case, l will on ,pu n -
MONDAY, THE tST DAY OF APBiL, a. y. T.
haven. within the usual hours Of sale, proceed 70
sell to the highest bidder at public oltcry Nr
cash, the following lands levied on as tne pro-, :.
ertv Of nlaintlf. to-wit : En- of Sc or section "
: q "a east Sw or. of section 20. t6, 70 east. M
of NV ar, section So, t 9, RS. Ne hf of ne Or, co
tior M I 6.r s, containing four hnndred acres
more or ess. a. :. ooA'
feb-2S4t
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Shcl.1f.S Sale.

4 81 h'' vs.. Judgment for sl74 IS
sylvester Ames,
Nv virtue OF a venditioni exponas to me di-
rected from the circuit court OF Lihcoih county
! - fHE isTDAY OF APRIL, A. r., ISIS,
a the court house door. in the town OF BROOK
II ven. proceed to sell, at public auct lon. to me
n 5,erty % vital OF the sw ar, sec. 81, rs,
Z 1 east. lying on the west side Of Halls Geek;
aud the w or Of the sw or Sec. 81. rs, rs
east, to satisfy the Judgment III the apove statco
case and costs OF suit. Az. CO1,
nlarT-4t o'ciih.
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Dr. APPLEwHrrE's bill, authorizing
the Board of Supervisors of Lincoln
county to publish n synopsis OF their
proceedings, passed the House and
went to the Senate for a concurrence,
but as it was never called up in that
body it failed to become a law. As the
bill would have put a few dollars in the
pocket of a publisher who has express
ed himself very freely about Jewell and
his followers, it is probably we'll enough
that it was thrown aside, for the disci-
pies of that Saint would have defeated
it any way.
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WEssITsTTWr
" Gaas ~ tA2 aa AAE ASia
the Blood, Renovata3 and In
vigorat8e the Whole System.
IT'S MEDICAL PROPERTIES.
ALTERArIvE, Tonic SOLVENT. AMI DErR2r;c.
T r
Reliable Evidence.

Mr.. II. r. STEVENS.
DEAR SIR will most cheer
FULLY Add nv testimony TO the
great number YOU have already
received in favor Of vnnr great
and good medicine yeretine.
for | do not think enough can
he said in its praise for I was
troubled over thirty years with
ithst dreadful disease, Catarrh
and had such bad coughing
,SneHs that 1t would seem as
Though | never could hrea hc
lfny more, ami Vrgetine has
Cnrcl NE: end I do feel r.
thank God all the time that
there Is so good q medicine q
lEegCtinc. enl ! als9 think il one
of the hest medicines far
coughs. and weak sinking sink
ing feelings Of the stomach, and
iPdyiSe everybody - take the
lVeg"tine, for can assure them
lit is one of the hest medicines
that ever was. Mrs. l., GORE,
Cor. Magazine and Walnut sts.
Cambridge, Mass.
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Mr.. CLARKE Vice President and
General Manager of the Great Jackson
Railroad. provided a great treat to the
emplovees of the road and their famil-
les residing in McComb city on Tues
day IN furnishing a special train to Q Il
vey them to New Orleans to attend the
Mardi Gras festivities. A large num-
ber-5l7-availing themselves OF the
offer. The correspondence
and resolutions in another place. ex
presse the feelings of the recipients
tow nd Mr. Clarke and others for their
kiudness.-McComb city Inteuigen-
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CANNOT BE
FIX

CHARLESTON, MASS.
II. r. STEVENS,
DEAR SIR.-Thts IS to certify
that I have used your "Bloot
Preparatio az in nv family for
several wears, and think that,
for Scrofula or Cankerous lIu
mors or Rheumatic Affections,
ii cannot he excellen ; AMI, ask
blnod purifier or Spring med,-
cine. tits the best thing eve-
used. and I have used almost
everything. l can cheerfuliy
recommend it to any one In
need of such a medicine.
Mrs. A. A. MINsMoRE,
No. 10 Russell Street.
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Commissioners SAFE.

W.. Decree Tor sos w.
John Adams.
BY virtue of authority given me by q Fecree
OF the chancery court Of Lincoln county, ! viii.
on Saturday, the
in front of the Railroad Depot, in the town OF
Boguechitio, In said county, sell TO the highesf
bidder. for cssh, the following lands tO-wtt;
The ne or OF the Sc or of section ~, township e..
range / east, to satisfy the above decree and
costs ofsuit. j. M. BUCKLEY,
ma lat Commissioner.
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The Jsi>.!~<iDDi E'iHaber Gases
WASHINGTON. March 6, 1878.

The bill providing for a special term
of the United States Court. for the
Southern District of NJ s~sissippi, was
returned by the President. without his
approval, together with a message, CIV
ing his reasons for 80 doing, which mes
sage and bill were referred to the judi
ciary committee.
The president stated there was, not
sufficient time to give notice of the
holding of the said special term aud
that the Government could not prepare
for the term, IA no fund was avaliahie
for that purpose.
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LEWIS PALAIS ROY Al,
GRAND BAZAAR,
FoRMERL LEWIS DOLLAR STORE EstabIshed 1853.
1877 Canal st., New Orleans.
PRLC7I IxT1T

OF some of the leading articles in each ofthc - departments into which this NAM
moth establishment has been divided. Send for a full catalogue, which will be
mailed to you free, with answers to any inquiries you may make concerning articles
not keptn the Pams Royal. Send your orders! Mr. Levy attends to them him
SELF so as to insure satisfaction; he always sends you the best in his establishment
for the money, or you can return it. But W re will advie you not to incunber a small
order with toe much expense to either buyer or seller. Above everything write
yor orders and your address, with shipping directions, in a plain LeibIe hand
and address your letter to
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WHEN Cox said in the House that
Hayes message vetoing the Silver Bill
was the charge of a fraud by a fraud, the
Speaker declared Mr.C ont of order, and
said the language should not be printed
ir the Record. But the language YVES
printed just as delivered. 1t will be
good reading for future generations.
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GIVES
HEALTH, STRENGTH AND
APPETITE.

Nv daughter has received
GREAT benefit from the uSe ~
Vngptine. Her declining heat
was a source of great anX.Ht
70 all her friends. A few hn-
ties of VeeetiVe restored b
health, strength, and appetite.
n. II. TULpEF.
Insurance and Real Eat AIen'
No. 10 sears Building.
Boston, Mass
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Postal Savings SSIank s.

There is a bill before Congress. which
it is believed WILL pass, that provides
that any holder of g~reenbacks or coin.
may deposit the same in sums not less
than twenty-five cents nor more than
twenty five dollars weekly. at any postal
money order Office. Book accounts are
to be kept and pass books given. When
sumo deposited reach ten dollars. Post
masters are to issue to depositors, free
of charge, postal orders on the Treasu
~. these to be receivable for United
States bonds; these bonds to be issued
in exchange for lawful money, Treasury
notes. or coin-the bonds to be called
postal savings bonds, and TO be issued
IN of $40, $40. $50 and 800,
bearing interest at S3.65 per annum.
BELOW we publish the length, value
per mile, and total value of all the rail
roads in the State of Mississippi, Janu
airy !, 1878:
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Leeds Co. Judgment in the lincoln
$50 vs.. County Circuit Coat,
j. A. Hoskins.
VIM. Henry Eldef Judgment In tie L.'n:ol
as vs.. COUNTY Cir6ult C)Ie3
Jas. A. H0skins. \
C. S. Il s. Burt Judgment in he lincoln
455 Va. County Circuit Court.
Jas. A.. Hoskins.
Ri. Ross, adm. Julgmenttn the Mlilson
vs.. County Cireuit Court
II. OHIara & j A Hos-(
kins.
BY virtue OF writs 0 ven Iitioni exp)nas and
executions to me directes IL the above stated
cases. | wtll, on Monday. the list day o. April,
1878, at the Court house door In the town Of
Broukhaven, within the usual hours Of sale, pro-
coed to sell at pubic auction TO the highest bid
der, ff cash, the foliowing described lands lev
led on as the pro9e ty OF defendant, Jas. A Hos
kins, to-wlt Nv q of ne or, section !, AMI II hf
OF Sc or of Sc or section 3. and sw or II Sc ar sec
ton 26, and WI of NV or Of section 35, and wh
OF sw qr section IS in twnsnip s, rtlge !. East
and VII of sw or, and Sc or OF sw or, ard sw Or
OF Sc az sect on l3, and ten acres off n end Sc ar
of ar OF section 10, aai NV or of Sc or section
81. township I, range. East ann 70 acres In nh
OF sh OF sw or sectlou 81, and wa of sw or, and
30 acres ell of sw o. sec ion IS, township s.
range :, ana sixteen feet of north side of lot 2,
an S feet of south side lot | in Block A., Brook
haven, and fifty feet of west end OF lots So and
7, and eh lot9 and all lot IS in Block O.. Brook
and twenty acres of ne or OF Sc or ection Is,
township I, iange s, and II acres IN ne or OF sw
q. s elton 7, township Z, ranges East AMI ne
Or section 10. township I. range Q, East and nw
or OF sw Or, secrion II, township Z, range ! east
Ell 2S-4t A. q. COX, Sheriff.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1878-03-14

Mississippi elects s;x Congressman
next November. their terms of office to
begin the 4th OF March. 1879. The
BEooKHAyES LEDGER noninntes Gen.
Lowry, If Rlnkin. ~ the Democratic
candidate for this the 9Th District
Copiah0n.
Tue Rcporter seconds the nomina
ton. No man in the State has worked
more earnestly and unself'ahly for his
own party than Gen Lowry and it is
meet that he should b. rewarded. He
Is a mai of pluck, energy ahd abiliry,
and would make a faithful and efficient
representative. Tue ffth District will
honor itself in TINS having 50 true and
RED n son Of Mississippi -HoHy
'HprjDgS tep0Jte".
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the commission of such o~ffenses, shall,
upon conviction thereon, be punished
by imprisonment in the Penitentiary
for any term not exceeding five years,
or by Imprisonment in the county Jail
any length OF time not exceeding twelve
mouths, and by fine not exceeding
thousand dollars at the discretion Of the
court.
SEC. 2. Be it further enacted. That
this act shall be especially given i'll
charge to the grand %jnries of said coun-
ties by the circuit judge OF circuit court
of such of said counties.
Sec. 8. Be it further enacted. That
any person or persons who shall induce,
or who shall attempt by any means to
induce any State witness to fail or re
fuse to testify, in any case the punish
ment for the commission which is pro-
vided for this act, or to evade the ser
vice Of anv process of obedience to any
process requiring such witnesses ap.
pearance in such cases before any court
held in either of said counties, shall on
conviction. be punished by imprlson-
ment in the P~eritentiarv not more than
two years or by fine not exceeding one
thousand dollars, and imprisonment in
the county Jail OF exceeding one year.
SEC. 4. Be it further enacted, That
the %circuit CONT Of either of said coun
ties shall have power in its discretion
to require any person indicted for any
offense mentioned in this act. to
enter into q bond. in a sufficient
penalty, conditioned not to
modest. or cause to he molnsted, any
person who is a witness, or likely to be
a witness against him. Said bond to
he PAYABLE TO the State of Mississippi.
and it shall he the duty of the district
attorney TO bring suit on said bonds in
case of q breach of condition.
SEc s. BE it farther enacted. That
on the trial Of anv person or persons.
charged 18th either Of the o~ffanses
~mentionedfin this act. the State and the
accused shall each have eight perem4
ptorv challenges and no more. and in
case of n Joint Indictment hereunder
against two or more. the right of sever
anre shall not exist. hut the question
Of severance shall rest in the discretion
Of the court.
SEQ 6. BE- it further enacted. That
IT shall be the'dntv Of the district at
%to,rav 70 examine the grand %jnrors in
said counties on their volr dire at the
commencement Of each term Of the cir
emit courts Of said cornties and during
the organization of s,lch grand inries
tonchinr theirsvnpatv with such of
fences. and persocs guilty thereof. and
it shall he discretionary with the Judge
on snrh examination whether INV per
son shall serve as a grand Juror or not
SEQ. 7 Be it further enacted. That
nothing in This net shall be construed to
repeal the penalty provided nv law
Cor the punishment of offences hereto
fore committed and that this act shall
he in force for two years from and after
its passage.
Approved, March 3. 1873.
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W. F. HALEY has been nominated by
the Democrats Of Copiah county for
Assessor. Election takes place on the
18Th ipst.
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IT is A
Valuable Rememedy.

SOUTH BOSTON. + b. 7, 1870.
Mr.. II. Y. STEVENS
DEAR SIR have taken sew
eral bottles of your Vegetine,
and am convinced il is u vani-
able remedy for Dyspepsia, KID
ney Complaint, aud general de-
bility of the system.
lean heartily reconmeni IL
TO all suffering from the above
complaints. Yous respecfl1Y,
MRS. MUNRoE PARKER,
SO Athens street.
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Levy q Baos. y. 0 Corner St, Andrews
s. Magazine, have the best reputation
lere iol square deaiiug in taeii line,
jan. II I'm
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A has reached Washington
that negroes have been kidna pped in
Florida, carried to Cuba aud sold as
slaves. 1t is also said that the Presi.
dent has sent Judge Leonard, of Lou
i%siana. on a special mission to Cuba to
investigate, so as to ascertain if there
is any truth in the statement. As the
Cuban slaves have been emancipated
the slave trufc will stop, if it ever ex-
listed,
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e. Levys PaIaxs Royal,
1877 CANAL STREET, NEW 0slEAas.

"htc'asss clesks begins st 81 so; former
price. si2
Matriasse closks, beautifully t immed, from
SO to Sl5.
Misses and chndren's cloak, eve y age from
. to is years. Send bnst measure With order for
cioaks. state whittier you want it trimmed Ia
fringe silk o. galioSn
our supefb Matelasse cloaks at 500 are the
wonder Of the ladies' who have seen them:
now reduced 10 Sl2
Extra flee all wool beaver, trimmed IN bana-
some fringe, formerly SO 80, Low reduced to
s13 50.
FCRs-NEW, STYLISH and CHEAP.
Cou.r and NUT, Flepah sale, from 81 50 to
Sal sets for misses ss 5oIeer get; forme u
sold for s. and SO.
Seal SIS for ladies', 81 50 per get; formerly
Children's scss. skating mrr and box. a.
Send ior YOUR ms at once, as the stock is
rapid y diminishing.
CLOAKS-CLCAKS:
We cannot dwell long m the Tremendous. re-
dnction which we have made on fine Wstelasse
and beaver Cl,aks. A honsa srr, SO IN. q con
AFFORD to sell 800 cloHks at less than cost aftar
selling 1850 nj a fair profit. This is lust the
state Of the ease. We have sold i'm ensa nran.
ttiFs o. c0laks and flrs. end now, to close out,
we are wiling to take q 50 for an article which
cost rs $40 and which Ietails regularly at sl2 So,
Order early
NOTIONS and TRIMMINGS.
Cur stock is renleta with novelties in avarv ,
Inc. A large assortment Of black silk and che
nile hinge, which RE marked at aur popular
low prices. white silk and chenille paUoon for
headings and orH 4uenfs to match. Norstad
fringes in al shades from CSC to 6)c. A line of
colo ed silk frirges from inc a ward IN. We
have st u on hand a variety OF gailoOns which are
marked vey low / enable us to close out aud
make room 70 forthcoming goods. Butts ms in
every Coccelvahle style and shade. RI bons Al
NJ nniacturef' : prices. Evening" fans in new
s;ves. Russian leather p cke; book from soc To
81 h~uchtngs in cropn lsse and IA latau { ON
l5c a yard mp. We gusr ntee to satisfy the clos.
et buyers that our prices canaot be eat.
CNDKRwAEE FOR LADIES AND
CHILDREN.
we have $4,000 worth of ladies' and child
ren's undefwate now on hand. which we are
resolved 10 se}l before the opening OF spring
trade. The bargains especially noticeable are
IN me goods. For instance. 81 81 chpmise for
onlY 81 s.; Il 81 nigttguTn now 81 81: a s. 81 skirt
now 81 20. The saGe scale of rcdprfjons pre-
yTIis N the lower, as well az in the still higher
grades.
KNIT GOODS CROCHET GOODS.
<sontd'r shawls, sacques by tie thousand at
very low figures.
.Veo Knit Jackets, at SOC 10 $3.50.
INFANTS CLoAKs-
In all golfers. hcgia at 81.
hN-wool cashmere. At s. 30 and IS.
Seah Tor one OF those gray Cashm re,
trimmed in satin for a -,
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is. Department 1.

you wiz ind everything in the JeweirY ,lin-
from 50 cents to so articles. all warranted 10
wear as good as Gold. Note particularly and o.
der for the combination sets.
FOR GENTS
A act of studs.
A 1I-karet collar hutton.
4 fine gold or nickle watch chain.
a fine seal ring.
A fine scarf pin TO match.
a me gold pen or pencil. All for "a 60.
FOR LADIES.
A set OF jeweiry, pin and ear rings, variety of
designs.
A gold neclace and locket.
A nne gold necace and locket.
A fine gold ring. stone or diamond setting
A tine screw pencil and gold pen. All for 50 80.
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yyouR NAME printed IN 50 mixed cards Tor Il,
% fun cards 100. Citation Bros. clinton vlls.3
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eLarae Mixed Carda, with nsnie. 1870.
odEln case, 1sc. IS styles acAui intsi ~ oflT
:Agts outfit Ice. Dowp q Co, DIE 'o'' .
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RUBBER HATFRPRooFS.
Ladies' waterproof, 81 50.
Misses waterproof. 81 -.
EIflJr. > ~

RUBBER "~ATFGPRoOFS.
Ladies waterproof, 81 50.
Miss waterproof. 81 -.
Childrea's waterI root. SI5l.
LADIES' sKtR 5. CHEMISE. AND
ORA WER~
skirts. SOC and p Chimises. soc and
up. send Sjr for turk ID bounced skirts.
send - for two handsome skirts. tire.
chcmises and two pairs Of drawers.
The above goods must We sold during
tins month. Those who first purchase
viii have first choice,
KID GLOVES.
Our 4N- kids. buft"n. Our nc Kid.
. buttons. Our 81 kidS. 3 butiOng.
CAN'T Re BEAT.
Send your exact siza.
In department. ? and 8.
HUMAN HAIR. HOSIERY. etc. HAM.
BURG EMBROIDERY.
Send 81 with color Of your hair tor
braid Send Q e for a box ct dies Bal
hriggan stockings. Send IS for one
dozen one inch hem handkerchief.
Send 25c for a silk scarf send 25c for
y set of linen collars and cuffs. Dress
~fringns reduced from 35c TO H. = ard.
SILK dress buttons. all cOl0rS. ~" a ioa
AMY lN''' my -'N ~ w.
Department 9 and 10.
FANS, PARASOLS and HOUSE FUR
NISHlNG GOODS.
Send )! for = i1e satin painted fan,
wo tn - 81. Send 81 for a IA inch silk
pIrasol, worth 81 Is (25' extra tor ev-
cry two inches additional sizes larger.
Send 81 tor 81 h'rarhed all linen table
cloth. Send 75c for ooe dozen, al linen.
bienrhed tab'e NAPKINS. send 5hc for
one DOZEN. all linen. doyl es. Send S'lfor
a white Marseilles guilt. send 81 f0r
dozen t wells.
GREAT REDUCTION.
This seH o. in Hamburg cmbraidery
ed&iu"s and insertings varying from -
n Y frd to So. Don't forget The Tin sash
ribbons, ALI silk. warranted, at 7Sc ard
worth 81 81. The catalogue will give
v"u - more detailed description OF this
establishment. Send or il bv all means.
Special discount to merchants.
Address, or call at
Levy'ssPala IN oval,
1871 CANAL ST, NEW oRLrANY.
rl43m
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In Department 2.

Order for a fve-bottle silver plated castor for
Csc.
Haltdozen silver plated teaspoons ION mickey
for SOC.
H7lf-dozen silver platei table sponTs for 81.
Half-icZen silver Mated forks for 81.
: One dozen knives and forks good steel, war
rauted1 for 81
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In CenaYtment 3.
In Departments.

order for a fine gold decorated Bohemian
glass set OF three pieces ter 81, with Il pal OF
vases 10 match, for a dollar extra.
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CAPT. EADs now proposes to deepen
the Mississippi from st. Louis to New
Orleans to the depth Of at least twenty
one feet at all places. Let him finish
the %jetties before undertaking another
inh ON the father of wafars
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I T u1rniture Looking Glasses, Etc.
furniture Of yer, psso1i ption, New and Sc cond-Hand
at the Lowest Prices, by
TOXIN Borss, 3 Camp st, M. o..
satisfaction guaranteed. Country Orders will receive pomnt attention. LJu2l-l
Nhes,if's &nEe.

satisfaction guaranteed. Country
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UNDERwAEE FOR LADIES AND
CHI DEEN
KNIT GOODS CROCHET Go0Ds,

I"NN~E a. SN ~ 10 pJ.
INFANTS CLoAKs-
In all c%olGrs, hcgin at 81.
hH-wool cashmere. At 50 30 and IS.
Seah Tor one OF those gray Cashm re,
trimmed in satin for a ~.
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The Iaiies Special Department.

Lsdies underwear, ciosks, Infants goods
furi, etc.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1878-03-14

Ar the last term OF the Circuit Court
Of Pike county, Mrs. Ratcliff, of Lib
e,ty, we learn obtained a Judgment
against the Chicago, St. Louis & New
Or:.ans Railroad for $25, 900 damages,
for the death of her husband.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1878-03-14
In and 6.

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for Soc.
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The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1878-03-14

The Board of Supervisors of Mar
shall county has been authorized to
publish their. proceedings at q cost cot
exceeding $500 per annum.-E.c.
Fewell's<rowd must not have been in
tho Senate N&en the bill was up. They
should have been On the alert and pre-
vented any bloody paper from receiving
pay for work that should be done in ev
cry county.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1878-03-14
'she Nomination Seconded.

Approved, March 2. 1873.