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Dwelling House for Rent.

fHHE HOUSE in the northern part of the
l. city recently occupied by Mrs s. H. Coon
er-six rooms convenient buildings; large
yard and garden; sable, and horse lot I'm
mediate possession given. Apply to
decd, IS 3w. GEO. FEARN
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Masonic. The following are the Off
Ger. elect of Pearl Lodge No. % for the eli
suing year: John McGill, w. NJ; X. X.
Iedbetrer, ;. w; Geo. Lemon, J. w; ii =,
NJ. Taylor, Treasurer; Chas. l. Gl~ton, Sec
rotary; J. NJ. Cain, Tyler. Deacons t. b
anDoirtel on Nth.
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ADMINS TTsATOR,s NOTICE.

Il ministratOr OF the estate Of Daniel Clancy
deceased, by the Chancery Court OF Kinds
County, First District, on December 5th. 1878
All persons having claims against said estate
the time required by aw, or they will be
barred. JOHN W. CLINGAN.
Dee 1888
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SUPERB aud extensive assortment of fine
Jewelry, gold and silver watches, all open
ed new, aud for sale, with a trifling profit,
at SETTLERS.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE. 20 rAx-PAYERs.

T1HE Taxpayers of Kinds county are re-
4 spectfully notified to come forward and
pay their taxes, After the first of January
viii be compelled TO collect by distraint and
sale.
S. 3. THOMAS, Sheriff.
dacI9 IA 0v
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AMONG the numerous visitors who
have done Us the favor to call during the
past week, we are pleased to mention the
members of the BOARD of Trustees of the A
& NJ. COIlege-whose names Will be found
in the proceedings OF the Board elsewhere
Col. \. g. Horn Of the Meridian Mercury,
Senator Barry of West Point and Senator
FewelI Of Meridian Hon. Il. NJ. Leavell of
Verona, and A. II. LONGING. Esq of Mon
ticeIln.
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Chrfstmas GIT :!

nice present would be a pair of those
fine white Montreal Blankets, which stock
We are now Offering as good bargains.
ROBINSON & STEVENS.
Dec. IL, '7s-lt.
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OUR special acknowledgements are due
to DR. Writ Johnston, Secretary of the
State Medical Board, and to Capt. Frank
Burkitt. Secretary of the Board of Trustees
OF the a and VI. College for facilities in
making reports of the proceedings Of their
reSpectfVe bodies.
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Wait "a Bit.

Courier journal
The New York Tribune thinks thousands
OF Democrats Will imm ediateIy join the
Radical party tn 'maintaIn the honor of the
country" against Southern Democratic
viilany." We advise the Tribune To wait
a bit aud see how persistenly The Demo-
Gratis will stay where they re.
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pY VIRTUE of the above stated wri :, TO
L me directed, from the office of the Clerk of
the Circuit Court of Kinds County, tor the
First District thereof l will sell at public auc-
ion 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 1st Monday, the 9th day of January 1879
all the right title and interest the defendant
has in and to the following described proper
ty to-wit: Lot -, BankSton survey. bounded
as follows: beginning al the corner Of lots 10
and y on Bankston street thence 80 feet along
said street south to HutsOn street, thence west
along Hutson street, 16l feet 20 line of fence
of Henry Partemis thence in a northerly
course along said fence 80 feet to the corner of
lots Is, 49, %, %; thence in an eastward di-
rection between lois 10 and y 145 feet 10 place
Of beginning, being the same lot conveyed by
B. G. Bankston and wife TO Mrs. Anne Seaman
by deed recorded in Book l, Page lis Also
lot 10, in BankstOn survey, in the city of Jack
son, bounded as 10 lows: beginning at the
corner of lots 10 and 10 on Bankston street,
thence running south along said street 80 feet
TO lot -, thence in westerly course between
lots 10 and p, 1874 feet to the corner of lots
Is 49, y, D, thence northerly between lots
l8 and 9 TO to the corner of lots l6. II IS 10
thence in eastwardly course between lots
Is and -, AS feet, to he place of beginning,
being the same lot conveyed by B. G. Banks
ton to w. J. Seaman by deed recorded, Deed
Book l. page 120. Also the E13 OF lot l.
square 10 south, in the city of Jackson, begin
ming at the northeast corner of said lot and
square. thence running west along Capitol
street 571z feet thence south between parallel
lines 80 feet the Ewing property, being the
same lot conveyed by S. IT, Kennedy TO W J.
Seaman by deed recorded in Book T. page 17G
Also that lot in the city of Jackson described
one lot with dwelling house thereon 80
feet west of the northeast corner of acre lot
No. 9, south, fronting 30 feet on Pascagoula
street and running back 50 feet parallel with
Congress street, known as part acre lot No
8, south. ana Delng the same lot conveyed by
John Cleary to W. ]. Seaman bV deed record
ed in Book 4, page 500, all lying and being in
the city Of Jackson, in Kinds county, Missis-
sippi, levied upon the property of the de
PENDANT, ". Seaman, and Will be. sold 10
satisfy the above stated causes and all costs
s. b. THOMAS, Sheriff
Dec f1S-2rv
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATIVE.

T EITTERS OF ADMINISTRATION ON
IL the estate of Mrs Hannah E. Cusmani
dec ased, were granted to the undersigned by
the Chancery Court of Kinds county, First
Distriet,) the 9th day OF November 1873
All persons having claims against said estate
will have them probated within the time pre-
scrlbed by law, they will be barred and
all persons indebted 10 said estate are request
ed 10 make payment to the undersig ned.
MARY E. MCLAUHtIN
deelS, 7S-3w. Administrative.
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80 dozen Kid Gloves OF Harris Bros. eel
ebrated make-just in.
ROBINSON & STEVENS.
Dec. Il, '7S-1t.
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PROCLAMATECs
$500 90 EtEvVARD.

WHEREAS, Ttappears by Information .5-
w ceived by me, that The following uauel
Penitenuary convicts Lave effected theig III
cape, and are sill az large, io-wits Alfred
Philips, from Z. richardson AIarcella PIau-
tatlon-J uly 81, ISIS; Nm. PROXY, from J.
Richardson s Shotwell Plantation Sept 18th.
1878; Pleasant n. Duke. Emma Hall Essex
broadwell aud Jasper Humphreys, from B
MHmot, Washington county. AT the dates Zee
specuvely, Sept ~ August 10Th and Oct ~ .
Alfred Applewhite, from G. II. smith. Wash
lngton county, Sept. rs, 1878; 1hos IS Parker.
from Penltentlary Lessees, Brookhavru. Sept.
18th; Armistead Taukersly, from Dr. j l..
Hebron, Washington county, August 9th .
Henry Jarman, from Laud. II. y WarbelI.
Holmes county, sept. 18th; John Harris. from
l.. NugenJ, Bolivar county. Sept. 2i- and
Charles Long, from Brookhaveu, Oct "a lS1s.
Now, therefore, !, j. VI. STONE Governor of
Mississippi, do offer the above reward. t0- the
arrest and confinement IN Jail OF the said
above named couvicts, or hny dollars each tor
one or more of them, payable by the Iesstcs at
the State Peuitentiary- And / dc moreover.
require al officers Of this State 90 br ui iEcnt
IN their efforts to arrest said fugitive couyicfs.
Gtven under my hand and the Great Seal
r. - of the State aft Xei. az jackson. this
81 day OF December A ID ISIS
}. NJ. STONE.
By the Governor.
HENRY L Myers Srrrstar,- of St.ra.
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BFREAvED.-Mr. and Mrs. Erskine
watkins are called to mourn the death of
their infant son ERsKINE, age nine moths
Funeral this morning at 10 o'clock.
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STOLEN.

ONE ENGLISH HUNTING LEVER GOLD
~ WATCH, Joseph Johnson maker,) No.
16. ia. On back of case there is q scroll in
which there is inscribed E. W P. A liberal
reward will be paid for the delivery Of the
WATCH at THK CLARION UFFICE.
dec11. 1924.
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LADIES Jewery Caskets, Clocks and Mu-
steal Instruments "'ull you can't rest"
cheap at SEUTTER's.
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Christmas GIFT

BY your nobby suits OF the clothier,
STADEKER.
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SIX HUNDRED DOLLARS worth of the rich
est aud most elegant Silver-ware ever seen
In Jackson. daily expected at
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CLoAKs aud Shawls, the latest styles at
STADEKERs
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WILLIAM LOWE,
MERCHANT TAILOR,

SPENGLER's BLOCK, NEARLY OPPOSITE STATE
House, JACKSON, MISS.
FULL LIN & OF BROAD CLOTHS, CAS-
N SIMERES Gents Furnishing Goods, of
best quality, always on hand. Suits made in
--latest Eyes, and reasonabl prices. Orders
from any part Of the St1Ie viii receive prompt
and careful attention. [dec5, 78-1y.
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~
Alfred Phillips, age y, height feet In
ehes, complexion, dark copper, hair black.
eyes brown, scar ON left elbow. several small
raised scars on breast, front upper teeth bad.
VIM. PROXY, age 81 height, 3 feet lU3 inches,
complexion, hair and eyes, black. scar GA
breast and left shoulder. Pleasant NJ Duke.
age 33, height feet inches complexion
white, hair light brown. e, ts blue Emma
Hatl, age u, height feet, complexion black.
hair brown, eyes black, small scar on corner
of left eye, scar uom stab on right breast.
Essex Broadwell, age -, height feet no JIM
ches, complexion, hair and eyes black. marks
OF small poN on body. Jasper Humphreys,
age q, height D feet inches. complexion, mu-
latto, hair black, eyes brown, scar ON lct.
knee. Alfred Applcwhitc, age 81, height 5
feet 10 inches, complexion, hair and eyes
black, scar on b ,ck, left hip and right side.
Thos. ). Parker, age u, height feet, lua5
inches, complexion white, hair brown, ewes
blue. ArmisteuI Taukcrsley. age -, height
feet, "a inches, complexion. hair and eyes
black small scar i'm forehead Henry Jar
man, age -. height 5 feet bA4 inches. COM
pleXlou. hair aud eyes black. scar iu right
eyebrow 3 scars on rt.At side of back, right
eye cut john Harms, age 81, height feet
512 inches, complexion, hair and eyes black
small scar over eft eye, scar from guu-sh0t
wound above right knee. Charles Long. ago
p, height D feet 10 inches, complexion white,
hair brown, eyes blue, star tattuoed ON right
arm, small scar on lett thigh, "O' tattooct ON
right leg.
dee, IL, 7S-3w.
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A GOOD Over-coat for So at
J. STADEKER & Son.
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FOR RENT cHrApT

A NEW RESIDENCE l mile west of the
a Governors Mansion; eight acres of land
in high state of cultivation-plenty good wa
ter-all buildings convenient. Call on prem
ises A. NJ KIMBALL
Dec1I'7S-Im
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JUST RECEIVED.

4 DWELLING HOUSE. conveniently 10
~ Gated. Enquire of
dcclS 7S-4w ROBERT BRADLEY.
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GRAND DISTRIBUTION.

COMMONWEALTH DISTRIBUTION Co.
By authority eff the Commonwealth of Ken
lucky, supervised by Hon. r. c. Wintersmith
Tx Treas, Gems. T. A. Harris, E. H. Gray, and
other prominent citizens, of Kentucky, in
PUBLIC LIBRARY HALL, Louisville, KY, on
Thursday, January 3oth, 1879.
NO sCALING! POSITION EMENT!
$ll5, 400 IN CASH DISTRIBUTED.
TICKETS ONLY So.
UNPARALLELED SUCCESS OF THE POPULAR
DRAWINGS.
Read the following Attractive list of prizes
for the JANUARY DRAWING:
l Prize.......S30 5000 100 Of 100 each $40 600
! Prize........... 10 coo 800 of 80 each Is 600
| Prize-......... 5000 500 of 20 each 10000
10 of $1,000 each 10000 100 of 10 each 10000
% of 800 each 10000
9ot 800 each, Approximation Prizes. 200
of 100 each 800
], $50 Prizes. Sll5 400
Whole Tickets, So. Half Tickets, 81.
81 Tickets, $50. SIS Tickets, 500.
Remit by Post Office Money Order register
ed letter, bank draft or express Full list of
drawing published in Louisville Courier-J our
nal and New York Herald. and mailed to all
ticket holders. For tickets and information,
address CoMMONwE DISTRIBUTION Co. oil
I. J. CoMMERFoRD, Sec'y, Courier-J ournal
Building, Louisville, Ky.
dec. s. 1878.
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Clothing Department,
Now COMPLETES IN

Now COMPLETES IN
Mems, Boys and Children'S Clothing,
Mems and Boys Furnishing Goods.
Men, and Boys Boots and SHOES,
Ladies. Misses and ChiIdFGH'S Shoes.
Mems Trunks and Travelling Bags;
Also, Ladies Trunks, etc.
My stock Is larger and better than ever.
with prices to suit TIE times
The citizens Of Jackson, Mississippi, and
the public. are invited TO call and examine
my stock. No trouble 10 show goods.
JOHN CLEARY,
STATE STREET, JACKSON, MISS.
dec4. 7S-1y.
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WHEREAS on the 7th day of December,
" A D. 1873. the undersigned was granted
letters testamentary, with the will annexed
on the estate of Mrs. Sarah A Pinekard de
ceased; notice Is therefore hereby given to
sl persons indebted TO said estate TO come
Forward and make immediate payment; and
all persons having claims azainst the sauie
are requested TO probate them within the time
limited by law they will be forever barred
THOMAS E. HELM Executor
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NOTICE

Is hereby given that Certificate of Deposit, No
439, issued by Capital State Bank, Jackson,
Miss January 10Th, 1878 due twelve months
from that date, has been lost, and the public
is hereby notified not to buy or trade for the
same.
nov.20, '78-4w ANNIE RIGLEY.
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AT WHITING & GRAY'S.

AT WHITING & GRAY'N.
MEMS OVER COATS FOR $500; $3.50;
WI $3.50; 5000 and $12 CO.
Mems Suits of Clothes for So $3.50; 500;
$1,000; $500; $l400; $1,000; $500 and $40.
Mems Under Shirts from 81 &c. to 81 rs.
Mems Drawers from 371zc. to 81 .50.
Best Unlaundried Shirts for ST 90.
Boys Unlaundried Shirts for S71zc.
British Socks for 50 90 per dozen.
Ladies' Dress Goods, consisting of Alpacas,
all Wool, Burrett's, Grape, Cloths, Cassimeres,
Scotch PI4ids, etc, with trimmings to match
and prices to suit the times.
Ladies Under Vests for Soc, 75c., $1O0 and
81 %.
An endless variety of Ribbons, Neck Ties,
Silk Velvet Ribbons in all widths
A full line of Wesson Plaids, Domestics and
Jeans.
wsol Flannels. both Red and White, from
zoe. TO Coo. per yard.
Canton Flannels from Zoe. to PKG.
Bleached Domestics from &c. to 10c.
1914 Sheeting from 21<c. to 30e. per yard.
Water Proofs, both mingled and plain in all
colors, from 25c. to 800 per yard.
100 pieces of Calico just received-a Dress
for every body
decl8 78-lm.
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List OF Letters remaining in the Postoffice
at jackson. Kinds county, Miss, for the
week ending Dec. Is, 1879
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Ho FOR Christmas. a beautiful display
at STADEKER's.
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New Advertisements.

sheriff Thomas has an important motto"
70 tx payers; also announces some legal
sales.
jas. ;. Barfeld announces watches, jew
elry. sewing machines, etc.
: Iemly & Son have toys and other boil
idag goods in great variety and very chea p
The little people are specially invited to
call.
whiting & Gray have an interesting
price-li.t OF gents clothing and furnishing
goods. and ladies' dress goods generally.
Thos. f. Helm, E,q., has notice as Ex-
ecu-or.
The card Of Messrs. d. w. Lamkin q Co.,
Carton Factors, Vicksburg, again adorns
our columns.
Robinson 81 Stevens announce several
.necfalities in their line tor the season.
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j. SrADEKER & son are daily receiving
new goods, at greatly reduced prices.
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yicksburg and Meridian Railroad.

Schedule Of December -, 1879
o--c F,sr-Leaves Vicksburg ......3.50 P NJ.
oV''' Arrives at Jackson......6.l5 P. NJ.
Leaves Jack sOn-..--......o. - P 81.
.,.- WEsr-Lcaves Meridian ..-....-.l. 4S A NJ.
""' Arrives at Jackson. ....I-34 A. NJ.
Leaves Jackson --.-.-...-.I. "a \. T..
r-,,-urs-Goiny West, arrives at jackson at
3ZOP NJ and leaves or P. NJ.
Going East, arrives AZ Jackson at
g31A " and leaves II 40 A. N.
E.F. RAWORFH, Gen'l Sup't.
Gro D LAWRENCE, Assistant Sup't-
10 ". CL1SGAS. Local Agent
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by Drs. Blackburn. Bell, 0aillard. YaudeIT.
Marvin and Clemens of Louisville; Brown.
U. s. A. Of Galveston; Summers Of Ma hville;
Chopin and Davidson OF New Orleans. and
other distinguished authors II gives the
number Of cases, aud alphabetical death roll
Of 10000 who have died, with names Of Min
listers Physicians, Volunteer Nurses. Mas0us.
Howard-, |. o. 0. E. Knights Of Phythias,
Knights Of Honor Y VI. G. A, l. o. FOrcsters
A. o. o. W. |. .. NJ, A., Telegraph Operators
Railroad Men, Typographical Union. etc, who
have died at Memphis, New Orleans. Vicks-
burg, Grenada, and sixty-fve other citiesAnd
towns. Amounts Of donation Of money and
supplies ON all sources, received and dis
bursed by the HOwards and other organiz4-
tions. Contains a MAFTYEs DEATH Roll Of
all Volunteer Physicians, Clergy, Nurses, etc.
Number OF Physicians and Nurses employed
by the Towards, and amount paid them. The
terms epidemic, endemic and contagious ex-
planned. hand book Of $50 pages for every
body. Newspapers copying this advertise
ment two times, viii receive three copies Of
the book by mail, upon receipt Of the paper
addressed, YELLOW FEVER HEROES"
Louisville, KY
Yellow Fever Heroes, Honors and Hor-
rOrs of HSSs.
Containing Panoramic Peu-pictures, Tidal
Wave Of Death, HeaEt-rending Scenes Of
Misery and Anguish, Thrilling Incidents, APP
palling Horrors, WailiDgs Of Woe, Want and
Starvation, The Uncofined and Cuburied
Dead Midnight Burials, The Flight Of Thous-
ands Deaths Of Whole Families, Husbands
Forsaking WIVES and Children, A Frightfully
Gloomy Record, truthtully portrayed by those
" no have seen ard suffered. Useful aud Re
liable Information for Every body, Male or
Female. Agents Wanted in every Town and
County TO sell the work Literal discount TO
Book sellers, Agents and others who buy Ia
sell again. Price, so Cents, per copy by mail,
10 any address receipt OF price. Postage
Stamps Received in Payment The Book is
in md Wi he ~ for del iva ne
once Early Orders secure Books Of the First
Edition. Address all orders 10
j. ?. DROMGOOLE, NJ. D.,
dec. H. sim. LOUISVILLE, KY.
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STADEKERs' are selling Blankets and
Comforts at cost.
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TgF TRUsrEEs OF THE PUBLIC
SCHOOLS will m Get at o'clock this evening
f., the office of County Superintendent for
the election of teachers and other business.
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SHERIFF,s SALE.

john W. BENNINGTON,
VS.. [123Sl A1;,a 7; T.
|. V. ENoCHs, nii"s / l. r"'
s. E. F. BYRD.
Mrs. F. p. BASKET AND1
HUSBAND,
VS.. L134l] Fl. Fa.
L. V. ENoCHs,
S. f. T. BYRD.
J. F. ENoCHs,
E1340l T.; Ea
/. V. ENoCHs,
S. E. f. BYRD,
By virtue IF the above stated writs to me
directed from the Office of the Circuit Clerk
of Kinds county for the First District thereof
| will sell at public auction, to the highest
bidder, for cash, within the hours prescribed
by law, in front of the City Hall, in the city
of Jackson,
On the LIST Monday, the 9Th day January, 1879,
all thr right, title and interest the defendants
have in and the Following described pro-
perty, to wit: E = = and = Sc 4 and
4 nv = and sw q ne 4, Section 81 = sw
4 and Sc = sw =, Section 35 all in Township
3, Range l, west, lying aAd being in Kinds
county, Miss levied upon as the property of
the defendant, s. E. F. Byrd, and will be sold
to satisfy the bove cases and all costs
S. B. THOMAS, Sheriff
Dec. II, 1878-3w
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Anderson, Mrs. VI. Y Harris. Fl.
Andrews. q. Harris, Z.
Beasley, r. HirSe, l..
BroweTS. Aicy. Howell, Mrs. F.
Bush, A. Z. johnson Mrs E. c.
Carogh, Mrs NJ. kaighson. J. E.
Cade- A Lee. Miss Az
Cleveland, Miss NJ Mckinley. n
Eehols, Miss l.. More. Miss MI.
Cleveland, I'll. Perkins. o.
Clark. NJ. j. Redmon Il
C"X, j. Roberts, A.
totbath. F. L. Shewiuk. Mrs. NJ.
C1sBani, g. Smith, Z.
ID ckey, Miss c. Span a D.
DiXon, j. l.. Taylor, Mrs. II.
ID minick. w. d Turner H.
ktmonds IA, Mrs. ). C.Wailace, Miss. NJ.
Evans Mrs. I. Williams, G
tuf2u,on, L. Whitfield, X. H.
tngtns an. Mrs. NJ. Washington. A.
Forest, Miss X Villa rs b.
1ellowly, j. b.
Persons calling for any of the above
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Notice to Tax-PaYerS !

VNHE ASSESSMENT of Real and Personal
i Property for the City of Jackson having
been completed and approved by the Board OF
Mayor and Aldermen, is filed, and all persons
assessed are invited 10 examine said roll and
file any objections they may have to said as
sessment, within
TEN DAYS
From this date. Thereafter the roll viii be
turned over to the City Collector, and no OBJ
jections will be considered. The roll be
found at the Mayors office.
By order of the Mayor.
HARRIS BARKSDALE, City Clerk.
Jackson. Dec IL, 18782w.
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Persons calling for any of the above
letters will please say '-aivertised.' -
w. Fl II. GREEN. Postmaster
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DR.. A. II. HILZHEIM desires to give notice
that his office is again
Open and Ready for Business.
Nitrous Oxide Gas for the PAINLESS EX-
TRACTION of teeth and everything that APP
pertains to a FIRSF-CLASS office, constantly
on hand Nov 2f-1S78-3w.
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In the Matter Of
.UEL IL. HEARD. Bankruut.

In the District Court Of the United States, for
the Southern District Of Mississippi.
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FOR RENT.

COMFORTABLE DWELLING with 8
n Rooms and 0uthouses, good Clstern AID
half acre garden in perfect repair, and oOn-
venient to the business part Of the city.
Apply to THOS. MARION.
iuly24 '78-tf.
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Bust Received and in store.

-Eust Received and in Store.
IN TONS BRAN AND SHIP-STUFF.
1O 10000 pounds Bacon and Pork.
10 Firkins Goshen Butter-"Gilt Edge,
% Boxes, Cream Cheese.
20 Bills and half Blls-Choice Molasses.
100 Bills Flour.
100 Kegs OF Nails.
80 Ps, Bagging.
100 Bundles Iron Ties.
With large assortment of staple groceries
which we are offering at bottom prices.
It ROBINSON q STEVENS.
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CALICoEs, six cents. at STADEKER's.
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CARPETS and Oil cloths at srADEkER's.
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Jackson Military High School

WILL OPEN on Monday December I'd. Tut
ion, 500, $500 and 500 per month. Ian
guages 500 extra. L. Fl. BABB,
Nov.27. io7S-4w. Principal
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Al BOXES Whole, Half and Quarter boxes
III Raisins.
2 5bls. Atm0re's Mince Meat.
Cases Shaker Preserves.
Currants-Citrons-F igs-Canned Fruits
Crackers, } umbles, etc, With a large and va
ried assortment OF choice articles for Christ
mas, at prices greatly under the market, at
1t ROBINSON & STEVENS.
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SHERiFF.s SALE.

BLOOM & BOYD, FOR THE
USE OF +. BLOOM,
VS.. L1ISSl Fl Fa.
GEORGE SUTHERLAND.
W j. SEAMAN.
GEORGE H. SUTHERLAND.
VS.. IO44l Fl. Fa.
" i SEAMAN