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QUARANTINE =
Rules and Regulations,
ADOPTED BY THE
BOARD of HEALTH, CITY Of JACKSON

l The Quarantine Station shall be at the
18l mile post on the c., st. L. and n o. X, r..
as designated by the Board of Mayor and
Aldermen.
,. It shall be the duty of the Quarantine
Officer to stop and board all trains coming
from the city of New Orleans or other points
infected with Yellow Fever and use due dill
gence in discovering any person, baggage or
freight destined for this city.
g. When any such person shall be discov-
cred, the shall read to him the rules of the
Quarantine; and all such persons and their
baggage will be detained at the Quarantine
Station. or permitted to pass, upon their pro-
mise to not leave the train while in the limits
of this city.
A. 1t shall further be his duty to deliver a
copy of these Rules to all mail agents, and
conductors of passenger trains, as well as to
express agents and conductors of freight
trains or other persons having freight in
charge; and shall detaln all freight and ex-
press matter from any point infected with
Yellow Fever destined for this city at the
Quarantine Station.
s. No employe of the Railroad Company,
express or mail agent, or other person, from
any point infected with elbow Fever will be
permitted to leave any train while IN the
limits of this city. Any person violating this
Rule will be arrested, and on conviction before
theMayor will be fined not less than fifty dol
lars nor more than two hundred dollars, and
sent beyond the corporate limits.
G. No person detained at the Quarantine
Station will be permitted to enter this city in a
less period than 10 udyS, anu an DdSSdSe 50
detained will be permitted to enter only after
the same length Of time, and after having been
thoroughly disinfected. Any person violating
this rule will be subject to the penalty pre-
scribed in Rule D.
I. Noperson from locality infected with
Yellow Fever, who shall pass this city, nor
any person leaving such locality and stopping
at an intermediate point, ill be permitted to
enter this city in a less period than 10 days
from the time of leaving such infected place,
and all baggage will be subject to the same
detention, and must be thoroughly disinfected.
ANY person violating this Rule will be subject
to the penalty prescribed in Rule 5.
g. No person shall attempt to smuggle or
deliver any freight, express matter or news
papers outside of the regular mail, from any
locality infected with Yellow Fever into this
city, and no person in this city will be per-
mitted to receive such freight, express matter
o. newspapers. Any person violating this
rule will be fined or imprisoned, or both, at the
discretion of the Mayor, and such goods or
articles will be burned.
g. No car train of cars from any point
infected with Yellow Fever will be permitted
to stop within the limits of this city, and all
trains in passing through must run at speed
of miles per hour. Any engineer, conductor
or other person violating this rule will be
arrested and fined or imprisoned at the discre-
ton of the Mayor.
Adopted August Sd, 1878.
NJ s. CRAFT
aug7-tf President Board of Health.
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(oFFIcIAL.l
Health Proclamation I!
MAYORS OFFICE.

MA i Uh , UFEIIE, Z
CRY HALL, JACKSON, Mss, july %, 1873.
Owing to the excessive rains and extraor-
binary growth of vegetable matter, the streets
and yards of the city are overrun with weeds
and grasses, whose decay engenders disease.
and in view Of the further fact that yellow
fever has already made its appearance in NeY
the city shall be Immediately and thoroughly
cleansed, not only the street and thorough
fares, but also ali private premises. DR.. g. K
Harrington, City Physician, has kindly vol
unfeered TO assist me in seeing the City
Thoroughly cleansed and disinfected.
Now, then, ], JOHN McGILL, Mayor of the
city of jackson, do issue this Proclamation,
Ealing upon every citizen to assist me in pro
alone give immunity from disease. An officer
viii visit every quarter of the CITY and enforce
the provisions Of this Proclamation. The cit
ixens should not wait the coming Of the officer,
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ing mp every place about their premises, and
being careful TO leave garbage to rot, or
pools and puddIes of water TO stagnate and
breed pestilence. Wherever they have not
the means to convey the refuse matter of, they
are directed to wheel il into the streets, and
VIII have 1t conveyed away 81 once. There
must be no delay. The summer is upon us,
ana we must prepare for the heated season.
If any parties know of une,ean yards or stag
nant pools of water or filthy and death-breed-
ing premises, they requested to leave word
at my office. To those who are unable to pro
cure proper disinfeetants. and whose premise
require the use of them, | viii that they
are furnished, on proper application. l am in
earnest in this matter, and am determined
that, If disease and death atf1iet Jackson this
summer, 1t shall not be caused by my neglect
of duty.
Given under my hand and Seal, in the city
of Jackson, Miss, this 10Th day of July, 1878
JOHN McGILL, Mayor.
HARRIS BARKsDALE, City Clerk
That the object contemplated by the we'll
timed Proclamation of HIS Honor, Mayor
McGill, may be effeetually accomplished, | am
requested to append instructions for disinfec-
ton. | give the formula recommended by the
New York Board of Health
Take 10 pounds of Copperas tSulphate of
Iron, and dissolve in 10 gallons of cold water,
with half pint of Commercial Carbolic Acid, in
one gallon of hot water-miX both solutions,
and sprinkle thoroughly over all bad smelling
places-have the premises well drained, so
that no water will stand exposed to the sun
Soap suds and Stops of all kinds, should be
utilized by being poured around trees, vines
and vegetables-instead of being thrown in
back yards, or allowed tc stand III tubs, where
exposed to the sum- they soon deeompose and
b come offensive. Sinks and privies. during
the summer may be kept perfectly pure by the
daily of dust from the streets, simply
keeping their contents well covered with it.
supply of which should be gathered and kept
convenient by every householder.
Thorough drainage cleanliness and the con-
sequent freedom from all bad smells, Will, IN
the opinion of Hygeinists, best protect COM
munity against epidemic and contagious dis
eases particularly cholera aud yellow fever.
G. K HARRINGTON,
Jv31-3t CITY Physician.
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For the CLARIoNl
The Yellow Fever...A SuEgestiOn'

The yellow fever, wherever it has broken
OUT Is raging with fearful results. Inc
young, the Old. the rich and the poor-all,
All allke--are the victims OF this terrible
seourge. Nothing seems to stop its fatal
sstep. Mans efforts are powerless-hls skill
y exhausted. Is it not time--high time
% turn 70 that source from whence alone
help in time of trouble can come ?-to seek
tae aid of Him who is mighty to save, ana
VINO Is very present help in every time OF
need, and TO whom we can always call with
perfect assurance of that He will not turn
9eaf ear to our petitions9 The fervent,
eneetual prayer of the righteous aVallslh
much"
We would suggest then that next Thurs
uay, the 22d, be appointed by the proper
authorities as day of fasting and prayer,
mat God may stay the scourge with when
We are threatened. We believe that TINS
suggestion will meet with the appreciation
vi our people, and that they will enter into
tne matter with eager earnestnass and that
God will own and bless the effort.
A BELIEVER IN PRAYER.
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A Suggestion a. 10 the Courts.
JACKSON, Aug. 10, ISIS

JACKSON, aug. ~, 1873.
EDS. CLARION: In view of the rapid
spread of the yellow fever in this state
pntting stop to all business and to travel,
thus preventing litigants from attending
the Courts, would it not be well. in a time
of such general distress and suffering. that
our Judges and ChancelIors should prefer
nit their terms OF Court to be held in the
months of August, September and Octnberg
Certainly the calls OF human suffering
everywhere have greater claim upon eur
Courts than the interests Of q few parties
who may be delayed by the adjournment OF
the Courts. throw ont the suggestion for
what 1t is worth.
Very respectfully,
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]. NELsoN, Secretary !.
Rankin County Guaranteed.

QUARANTINE STATION, Parish BRIDGE1
August 20, 1878.
Ems. CLARION: viii you state through
vour naper to the citizens OF Jackson, that
this place is under strict quarantine, ana
when case Of fever originates In Jackson
ALI travel to and from there must stop.
Those who contemplate leaving, had bet
Tar 40 60. before case of fever is reported.
Respectfully,
GEO. N. LANGFoRD,
oparantine Commissioner for Rankin Co.
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T1r Howard ASSOCIATION OF JACK
.,y will BE glad to receive contributions
o., the .irh and destitute should the fever
7ist CITY. should there De no occasion
FIR Use, the amounts "'I De returned
-. of the absentees we have no doubt
.ff r.spond 10 this sugges ton. Contribu-
I'M. NAV be handed to r. L. Saunders,
r,..fIeut or j. /. Power, Treasurer.
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Generous and Timely.

BOLIVAR, Tenn, August 20, 1873.
10 Authorities of Towns on lire of Chica-
go and New Orleans Railroad:
We will transport free of charge upon
your request all disinfeetants to your town.
MI also transport without charge all ply
sieians and nurses to points on its line
winch may have the yellow fever
JIG. CLARK.
Mr. Clark, we learn, has contributed five
hundred dollars, out of his own means TO
Tue Grenada sufferers.
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ContribuIiOnst 10 Grenada.

The following amounts were contributed
by our citizens last week to the Grenada
sufferers.
Collected by Dr. Writ Johnston
John ". Robinson $40, DR.. Robt. Kells So
Green's Bank $40, John Rohrbacher So, a.
Virlen 81 30. i. Nirden, 81 80, Col. T.. +
Hooker s., Frank Johnston So, d. w. Rice 81
DIR. 4. HiIzhejm 81, John a. Webb 81, j. L.
Bradford -, w. p. Richardson, 81, 3. L..
richardson 81. Writ Johnston, $3.50. Total
SIS 80.
Collected by !. L. Power:
Mrs John L. Buck soc, Henry Strauss soc,
shelton 4 Shelton So, Jacob Cohen 81, r. L..
saunders ST., Rev. DR.. Hunter 81, Mr.. B
soc. Tuos. f. Helm 50, Oliver Clifton 81, +
b. Fisher 81, K. L Ledbetter 81, Whiting Il
Gray ST. J. +. Stevens 81, ii. L. Pierce 81,
+. r. Nteadman, Il Co So, Rev. DIR. Wat
kins 81, Con Shehan 81. J. c. Rietti 81, w.
y. Hale 81, 7 I. Persons 81, John Nelson 81,
John Clearly 5uc. |. Strauss 81, w. Q. Strauss
soc. b Hart soc, John y. GaIbreath soc, Ct.
d. Subway -. +. Burns 81, c.. Cosman soc.
h. VI. TAYLOR 81, Cash 81, John Hausberry
soc, L. Giles soc, y, G.. Moore soc, George
II. Robertson 81, :. b. Thomas 81, James d.
stewart 81, Mike Fay 81, Douglas Ward 81,
Peter b. Bailey 81, :. Watkins 81, y. Stade-
ker x son -, Lemly d Son 81, Cash 25c, j..
Jenkins 2jc, Jonn Fl. Echols 81, y. +.
Tickle 81, Archie McGehee 81, Cash 81, Jas.
TapIey 81, John NJ SmyIie 81, c. c. Cam p
bell SOC, II. II. Hines soc, W. Q Lowd soc,
$. Gwiu 81, q. A. Broughpr soc, Collins, f.
Hemingway $40, Cash soc, Spengler 81 Sons
=, Mr. Lowe SOC, c. Cummings 81, F. Car
lIu soc, K. \. Beleh 81, E. w. Hall 81, NJ w.
Mcleod soc, Henry Muller soc, Robert
Sprouie 81, Jacob Wonders soc, John Hart
81 George ; Green 81, w. HOfheimer 81,
VIM. :. Hamilton 81, l.. Kavauaugh 81, j.
W. Harrington 81. Andrew Wilson 81, Geo.
Lemon 5Jc, j. r. Bayol 81, W. II. Ewing 81.
J.. FwgacuH3o 81, j. ID. Monahan 81, +.
O'Ryau 81. Ed. NJ. Scott 81, Mrs O'Leary
81. VIM. + simmons 81. +. w Olin 81, Cash
81. !. Ii. Morris -. NJ. Green 81, Power &
Blrk>iaIe 50. Clarence Julienne 25c. George
&. Eyrich 81, Chris Hinckle 81, Cash 81
Total collected by j, L. Power. 800 -
Collected by DR.. Writ johnston 56 sc
Total SI65 d
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TRUSTEES SALE.

FINDER and by virtue of the provisions of
" a certain Deed of Trust made by Gustave
Asher, Elise Asher his wife, on the fouth day
of December, A. D. 1874, to secure to Thomas
E. Helm, President of the Capital State Bank,
the certain Indebtedness therein mentioned,
the said deed being duly recorded on page
number one hundred and sixty-six, in Recon
Book of Deeds number six, of Kinds county,
State Of Mississippi, l. the undersigned Trus-
tee, will proceed to sell, to the highest bidder,
for cash, at public auction, at the front door
of the City Hail. in jackson, Mississippi, on
SATURDAY, 18th OF AUGUST, 1873
the following described property, to-wit
Those certain lots of ground situate, lying
and being in the said city of Jackson, county
of Kinds and State of Mississippi, known and
designated on the original plan or map of
said city, as lots number three and four in
square number Ten. Moth, ia SAID CITY, stu
ate on President street, and now occupied by
+. I. Cooper, s a residence, together with all
tenements, hereditaments and appurtenances
thereunto belonging. The title to the above
property is believed to be good, but l shall
only convey such title as is vested in me as
trustee. THOS. HELM Trustee.
July II, '78-4w
The above sale is postponed until Saturday,
November 18th, 1873.
Aug. q, 1878. THOS. HELM, Trustee.
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p,,crrcAL RELIEF.-From a letter
-,.-.r nv DR.. c. T. Murphy, Durant, 18th.
.,lore "Our little village, with thirty
lilo. out, made a purse of $4,000, this
.,-nira. and will spend some of it III sup
5..s.--chickens, eggs, butter, to Grenada
batrer.we think, than to send all cash
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GEO, S. DoNNELL, Quarantine Officer
on the v. and NJ. road, gives notice through
the Vicksburg Commercial, that any person
desiring to go North from Vicksburg, can
procure transportation over good roads to
the quarantine station en- the New Orleans
road, at Lunatic Asylum switch.
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BEFORE the conclusion of the late
term of the Second District Circuit Court
Of Kinds county, at Raymond, Judge Cal
noun adjourned the Court &C the request Of
the bar in consequence OF the Bellog lever
excitement, and will hold speciai term OF
the Court at a suitable time.
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$165 25
Card or Thanks from Grenada.
GRENADA, Aug. Is, 1873.

GRENADA, Aug. Is, 1873.
Col. j. Z. Polcer:
DEAR BROTHER: In the name of the eiti-
2ens OF our MISREPRESENTATION city, | re-
turn thanks to you and the good people of
Jackson for generous contribution. The
destroyer is still busy among us. Over 100
cases now under treatment. Between 90
and 90 deaths up to date; II within last a
hours The old. the middle-aged and the
Young, succumb alike Five cases in my
own family.
Pray that God, i'll His mercy, may stay
The scourge. Fraternally,
f. w. HUGHES.
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Observation-Disclosures were held at
ao Enfscopa} Methodist, Presby terrain and
,..balf. churches on Sabbath morning
list, the Congregations 81 course oelng
.oaf. Until further notice, the Sunday
s.booIs and all night meetings viii be sus-
reuIej.
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p,srooSED.-A coIored woman ex-
an her delight the other day that the
f.--of Jackson had been pontooned against
orleans aud Vicksburg. Another was
~ express her satisfaction that Jack
,ras closely canteened.
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THE Medical College Of Georgia viii
begin its forty-seventn session on kbe first
Monday ID October. 1873 Sec ANNOUNCES
mens q aaus n anofhef column.
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aOIECE.
Attention Hone Fire Company, No.

Attention Hope Fire Company, No. =.
The members Of the above Fire company
are hereby required to meet at their hali 70
morrow evening at 3 clock sharp 70 take int
confederation matters connected with the = els
fare 81 fhe general public. A full meeting y
earnests required.
BY order
TaOs SHAW, Foreman.
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To Alp LADIES DETAINED AT SUAk
The total amount collected by Harris
l->.' ala ~ Aid the ladies who were de :.
bl 'a5 Of the Quarantine Station was s26 70.
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60 TAR.-The Natchez Democrat
hat the burning of coal tar in the
n''. .-of r,at city had good effect during
'...nidemic in 1871.
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LOAN TO THE CITY OF JACK
son.
For Purchase f Disinfectants

The Board of Mayor and Aldermen, upon
the urgent appeal of many citizens, having
resolved, at a meeting of the Board on the
night of the 10th inst, to enter upon an I'M
mediate and thorough disinfection of the
city, aud the city having no funds TO meet
the expenses thus to be incurred, the under
signed hereby loan to the city the amount
opposite their respective names, to be re-
turned this fall or to be credited upon our
oil
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NOTICE!

ITO ALL PERSONS HAVING ANY LEGAL
j equitable interest in the following
described lands, sold for taxes on the FIRST
Monday of January, A. p, 1917 by John NJ,
Moody Tax Collector Of Pearl county, in the
State Of Mississippi, viz William Oates
claim, No. Il. in township No. l, south of range
IL west, containing 632 72-l00 acres; and
John Culpepper claim No. 81 in township /.
south of range II west, containing $50 acres
You are hereby commanded to be and appear
before the Chancery Court of Marion county.
in the State of Mississippi, at the courthouse
in the town of Columbia, in said county, on
fourth Monday of September, A. D., 1873 then
bill Of complrint Of Allen BIZ. Rawis. COM I'M
plaiant praying that his tax title to said
lands may be confirmed and gUieted, or anal
decree will be entered against you as pray ed
for in said bill of complaint.
PAUL L. GUSMAN, Clerk
A true copy from the minutes of the Chancery
Court.
ATTEST: PAUL L. GUSMAN.
Aug 81 '78-5w. Clerk.
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10 THE PUBLIC.

A SMALL NUMBER OF PERSONS wish
II ing to spend month or two In the coun-
try, can be accommodated with board in a
private family, at $40 per month. The loca-
ton is among the heaIthiest IN the State. For
particulars, apply to this Qfice,
iuly24 '78-4W
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Tgg STATE OFFlCERs.-Gov. Stone
rrurned to the city yesterday; Treasurer
hemingway. several days since. Col, Fall
cyner is at his post from early morn to
fswy eve" The Auditors office is still pre-
rtree TO ,u4ke 'fual settlements if sher-
ifs have the temcrity to come in this region
inst now. The Auditors staff are
sbout daily. Gen. Smith, State Superin-
t.ndonr of Education, is also on hand, but
las sent his better-haIf to Jasper. The
State Library is open. The Supreme Court
. taking its summer recess, aud the Clerk
has gone to a cool, safe place in Tennessee.
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Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies'
Ann LITTLE nrpTr
Will open In West jackson, First
Monday im October.

This institution is organized 10 meet the
wants Of jackson and surrounding country,
where there are many homes Of culture and
refinement, whose daughters demand q seat of
the highest learning economically admins
tered, with the best standard Of intellectual
and moral training. The course Of study win
be as thorough as that pursued in the best Pc
male Colleges Of our country, while Muaie.
Art, and the Modern Languages will be taught
by competent instructors.
There will be a resident French dOverncsG
In each class q silver medal viii 30 given ~
the pupil showing the best report in that pare
particular study. 70 the pupil who earns enc
greatest number " silver medals. en- elornnt
gold medal viii be given. There viii ~ o. roin
medal for the most industrious muaie nunlH
also prizes IN Drawing, Pointing. Wnfinn.
keatnees, Amiabiity and CaIealhenicH. uI-
plomaa awarded NJ the young ladies who nrea
q satisfactory exnH4 nation 81 iht whole CON-. F
The cheapest School in lht South Edr ...s.
etc.. aadraaa MMN M MNMM
augG 4Nn Jcf
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Coz. THos. RIGBY, President Of the
Y. and NJ. road, has notified all who desire
leaving Vick-burg, and who are unable to
nav. that they will give free passage over
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VIRGINIA
T Military INSTITUTE,
LEXINGTON. va.

Those desiring TO enter as cadets into this
well known State Institution will address al
once the undersigned. Cadets are now coming
in for the next session.
FRANCIS H. SMITH,
Aug. q, 1856 Superintendent.
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MEMPHIS HOSPITAL
MEDICAL COLLEGE,
ASD TuE
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. OF THE
SOUTHWESTERN BAPTIST UNIVERSITY.
MEMPHIS, TENN
session begins Oct. a, ISIS.
Closes March \, 1870.
FACULTY

fAAI LII
W. +. ROGERS, NJ. D., Professor OF Surgery.
Clinical and Operative, and Dean Of tho
d. b. SAUNDERS. NJ. b.. Professor OF tho
Principles and Practice Of SURGERY
s. G. MADDU&, NJ. D.. Professor of Theory
and Practice Of Medicine
F. l. SIN, VI. D., Professor Of Obstetrics
b. u. HENNING, NJ. ID, Professor of Auat0mv
and OrthOpndic Surgery.
w. j. ARMSTRONG, VI. b.. Professor ofpLisf-
ology aud Diseases Of Children
HEBER JONES, VI. D. Professor Of Diaonscs
of Throat and Chest, and Clinical Medicine
JULIUS WISE, VI. D., Professor of Mttcrin
Medica and Therapeutics.
X. B; MAUkY, VI. d., Professor Of Diseases
JULIUS FAHLEN, VI. D., Professor of chem
istry and T0E.cOlOgy
J. 8. ROBINSON Pm. g., Professor Of Phar-
macy.
A. 6. SINCLAIR, N. D., Professor Of optba-
mology and Otology.
r. b. NALL VI. D., Professor Of Patbofogica1
Anatomy and Nenereal Diseases
w. b. ROGERS, NJ D.. Dcmoustratjr oC
Anatomy.
SCHOOL OF Professors Rom
TYSON, FAHLES and W6E.
cAets ......$99 %
Graduation ID Oh
The new College building is located on
Union Avenue, Immediately in front of me
Marine aud Memphis City Hospital.
Our object in locating near the hospital is 90
give students thorough instruction nj The bed-
side. Daily clinics will be held during The
entire course.
EXPENSES OF SCHOOL
MhlIlculAtloh Se.'; '''.'''..' '.. .,......# uj
Demonsrator ................ ...... no 90
Professors Ticket full course ........... so %
Graduation ............ 8O Ou
For Information address the Dean
Augl4, '75-4
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For Sale.

ffsHE DWELLING and acre lot in North
H. Jackson, formerly owned by 3. n, Parham,
and now occupied By Mr.. d. a. VanHook.
Apply to III. MUGGR0YE & co.
Nnc.l9, Tiff.
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PROPOSALS FOB PRINTING.

TN ACCORDANCE WITH INSTRUCTIONS
Il from the Grand Lodge Knights Of Honor,
for the State of Mississippi, notice is hereby
given that proposals. will be received by the
Committee on Supplies, for the printing Of
900 copies of the proceedings of the late ses-
sion Of this Grand Lodge, held at jackson,
Miss, on the 18th and 1oth Of July, 1878 All
propositions viii be addressed 70 s, G.. Coeh-
ran, Grand Reporter, az Canton, Mlss. The
Committee will open the bids and award the
work on the 9Th Of August, 1878. The Com
mittee reserve the right to reject any or all
bids.
Committee on Supplies Grand Lodge X. Of
July24, '7s-sw
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AN ELECTION OF PRINCIPAL AND
N Three Assistants of the Hazlehurst White
School, and a Principal of the CoIored School
will be held on Monday, August 18th, at A.
NJ For information, address,
W. 2. BINGHAM \
july24 '16-4w. Prest. Board TRUSTEES