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NOTICE TO VOTERS.

RTATE or I,ouIsrAHA. J
Registrar Of Voters. Parish Of Orleans, |
Nav Orleans, Sept. "a, 1870. J
The office or the Ragiptrnr OF Voters for the
Parrish OF Orleans will be opened on THURS
DAY thetwenty- NTH day OF September ut St
Patriek's Hall. Camp street. opposite Lafayette
Square. and will be kept open until November
a. 1878, Sundays and legal holidays excepted. In
order 10 enable those who have not registered
In 1878 and 1879. and those who have removed. g
secure their regular papers. In Wow OF the
great number of applications for duplicate reg
istration papers oitizena nre earnestly request
"a To usa diigant aoafrh for original papers
before applying tor duplicates.
ONCE open from O'Clock y. NJ 10 ID M. anu
80 UHAR. CAyANAO,
Registrar OF Voters.
aanE " Pariah 0f DreHnR.
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BANK NOTICES.
BUSINESS CONNECTIONS.

NrnTIGE MY CONNECTION WITH
N Maesra ZlJDEHHTER 4 BEHAN expired
on tho thirty fret ultimo. H. M. iOND.
November 1. iaio
AsOHMIDT j. ZlEaLER. MHOLESALEGR GRO
~ cera, Importers and Commission Merchants.
Now Drlenna.
Mr. II. NJ FOND has perfected u bnalneas ar
ransemant with ua commencing this date,
SCHMIDT 4 IIFGLER.
Novamber 1870 mol i'm
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HOTELS RESTAURANTS.
THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL

MILL OPEN FOR THE RECEPTION OF
w guests On MONDAY. sixth instant Dur
Ing tho summer tho Hotel WIS put IN thorough
ducei to ensure the comfort OF patrons. The
house Ii unsurpassed In AL TINT coca to make
u FIRST CLASS and ELEGANT HOTEL. and
will continue to merit the popular favor which
Inns been accorded II In the past.
partiea returning homo will do well 10 cnll
ard look ut FAMILY ROOMS before locating
elsewhere.
ocb tt RIVERS HhitIEbS,
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LOST,

II osT MIaLhIn OR RTnLENA PHOMiH-
anry note. drawn hy Henry II, stlinger to
The order Of Goo Il Branghn and indntaad ,.r ~
md nnynbl eisty dave nf,er date, for the cum
Of Of Two Hundred and Fifty Dotlara; The public
nre warned against negotiating this mote ~
rnmmnrrial Plnae to whom the finder will
nlenaa rNtnrn It nov ~ uNl
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saapernge.

IyHIIIP KLEIN. MANUFACTURER OF ALL
i kioda # GoUPrNAtE. sugar h9gfhehhs;
Malnaaaa B,rr-la. Half Htrroe aud all sizea ~
Mn'assna Kegs Factory, No. Q Necond street ,
Warehouse aud ofIloa. No. n CroeRHHn street
Nav Orleans. In hoa I'h
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AMUsEMENTS.

RIDWELLs ACADEMY OF MUBIU : The
- Parlor Theatre Heated by steam. Grand
gala week; Farewell performances Of tho in
vemher 30.
and Monyay Tss s an essoa Fs BIB
Evening, | TEoTlyE or Woman'a Curiosity.
LOLITA In ak different characters
Tuesday Eyfp oFh t2 bHhM 4 r 5GmrEnY
Wednesday will appear in 4, The fsmona COM
Matinee [ edy drama AURORA FLOYD,
and the farce called Toddtaktns,
Wednesday wild fareical Concert. IN three
md Thnrs. ests "a OIdALE Lolita %
Farewell Benefit Of Lolita. who
Evening LITTLE NELL and tho MAN
saturday Lolita "A !, VII appear in the LIT
- { = LoTTAA phAMaTfu COM
Evsnna. a' In. comedy OHEoK MATE aud
III nEA lH4Fh'ns comedy SWEET
Sunday. November 90.For one week. the
grea as2S NJ HAEh s an
her Dramatic Company, no2s
L '"''l'o' ~ VIVA ''oo BOURBON STREET.
TRIuMPHANT SUCCESS Or TIM sTRA-
KpsoH, GRAND ITALIAN OPERA
Second appear a,1psi Of Mile TEREsINAs SINGER
| Tomorrow Thursday Evening. Nov. NJ.
at M.
tThird night OF tho subscriptlon)
NORM ...,...,... ..,.....-,....+... NORMA
Norma. Mile SINGER; Adalgisa, Mile Va
LERGA Glotilda. Miss ARCONa: poltone Big.
| PETROViCH: 0royeso, Mons. oASTLEMARY.
Mile TEREaINA SINGER is recognized by
vns a19pPn ne Of MOLINA on tho lyric
Conductor Of the Music. s. BEHRHNs.
| SATURDAY. November 2a.-arand Gala Natl
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Ae= f" H. 81.
FOR RENT.

IloE NENT-IN THE FOURTH DISTRICT.
II unter mart two rooms unfnrniaht4i nj tb
rnr month Zach. Apply ~ A. H.. this Office,
nu2I tt
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TO SHIP OWNERS,
Captains and C0nsignecs.

The GILMAN STEAM BAND TIGHTENER
AND TYER and GRIP TIE. arc now In uee on
the ORLEANS PELICAN and CHAMPION
PRESS ES, and on no other presses In New Or
leans. but viii shortly DO In operation on tho
LIVERPOOL PRESS also Your attention is
called to the fact that this Is tho only Puller that
pulls all 81 the bands to an equal and full tom
sion and fastens Thorn exactly ct tho point 70
which they are strained automatically and indie
pendent 81 the will Of tho operator. insuring
uniform perfection Of work. II is the only
Pulnr that has any nuthontio record to show
that 1t II of any benefit to tho ship In increasing
Its stowaGe
The following vessels have had tho bands OF
their entire cargoes Of Cotton put on by this
Puller. Tho entire gain on tho cargoes Of two
OF them the GhisWick and Whiekhaml was due
u the Pulers and Grip Tic alone: and 1t Is but
fair to state that one-hnlf Of the gain on the
other eargoes was also duo to tho Pulters and
Grip Tie alone.
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SITUATIONS WANTED mALEs.

SITUATIONS WANTED WAHMHs
Clerks Statesmen, Etr.
"A YOUNG MAN. WHO III A GRAnU W. ~
n Inc yireinia A. md NJ, College. desiree ~
situation ~ rlnrk or ihr mnnnknnant q, y ILL -
b u county, Nn 49, ~
ssssCEsaA WANTS.
Tian0 Tuning.
d. r "a FOR PIANO TUNING BEST WOHk
- 4 .DV III enc NIagn ine street y iEEs1H
Roiroa Pianist. ho'" u
saapernge.
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Balance in Treasures hands,. S s 80 90
Respectfully sub mitted,
L. STRAUSS. City Treasurer.
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received from J. l. Power, Treasurer Of the
Howard Association, s, 05l II city wa-rans,
(above reportedj-
Ar Hamilton moved that the thanks of the
Board be extended to the Howard Association
Carried
The petition Of Wiley Jones to retail vinous
and spituous liquors was received and re
ferred TO the proper committee.
Mr.. Hamilton offered the following. which
was adopted:
Resolved That e committee of three be ap-
pointed BY the Board to inquire into the fol-
lowi ng matters:
Whether the Trustees elected by this Board
are qualified under the law.
Mh Their or not an excess in the number OF
teachers autAoriz d by law have been elected.
To inquire into the amount of funds that VIII
probably be available 10 pay the teachers al
wed each school.
That said committee confer with the County
Superintendent and City Treasurer. and re-
port at the next meeting Of III Board.
The Mayor appointed Messrs. Hamilton,
Anderson and Williams as the committee.
The following amounts OF bonds, accrued
interest, coupons. warrants aad scrip which
had been presented with the Ireasurer1s re-
port were examined and burned
Bonds Series ID. o.D W
Accrued Interest Series d .........-. = ~
c fupOns. series Il. ..-....-.-..-..-..---- ~ "
Warrants Teachers, Zoo 90
Warrants and Scrip, general-..-.....-. oQ33 w
No further business appearing the Board
adjourned.
HARRIS BARKsDALE, City Clerk.
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DESCRIPTION !:

Eli Rowan: aged 80 height feet inches
complexion, hair and eyes. black scar ON
right cheek, large scar from burn on left wrist;
scar from burn knee, scar from burn on
middle finger OF right hand
J. B., alias J. d. Mcclellan: age Sc; height,
D feet 10 inches; complexion, white, hair,
black; eyes, hazel; scar on inside of right
thigh
Orleans Warner: age, "a; height feet, 6ls
inches; complexion, HAIR and eyes, black.
Albert Robinson: age. %; height, . feet, 6
inches; complexion, hair, and eyes, black
scar on lower lip; scar on right side of upper
jaw; long scar, 1rom cut, on right thigh; scar
on right thigh; scar on right lower leg two
- upper teeth out.
Taylor Eskridge ags. 30; height. 5 feet. s
iuche-; complexion, copper; hair and eyes,
black.
Willis Eskridge: age, "a height, feet, S
inches; complexion brown, heir and eyes,
black
Andrew Rogers: age, 30, years; height 5
feet, inches; complexion, copper haIr black;
eyes, brown.
Willis opearman: age ID; height feet, 90
inches; complexion, mutatto; hair and eyes,
black; scar on right side Of foreheadi scar on
center of head; birth mark on shoulder.
Charles Wi iams: age, y height, D fee, 4
inches; complexion, hair and eyes, black
right arm off between shoulder and elbow.
John W. Thomas: age 20; height, 8 feet, 90
inches; complexion, white hair, black; eyes,
dark gray; large from cut, in palm of
right hand; little finger of right hand stiff ;
small in palm of left HAND.
Asa Lawson: age, y height, . feet, 6inches;
complexion, hair, and eyes, black; scar under
right eyei palm of right hand, and light fore
arm badly SCARED from gin saw.
Anthony p Plumber age, 80; height, )
feet, 81 inches; com plexion, hair and ewes,
black: between eyes cut on back; scar
from shingles from center of breast to mid
die of back
Jan 10. % 3w.
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1sAsSESEs3EB.

BENNETT oN--At there sidence of the
brides father, near Madison Station, on the
evenApg of tpe oh, by the Rev. ID. c..
Iargtord. Mr.. W. Murray Bennett. of
jackson, Mss, 10 Miss Laura c., eldest
daughter OF Mr.. +. d Cox.
TUPPER-JOHNsoN--Iu Fresno City, Cal
ifornia, on Christmas day, Capt Henry G.
Topper, formerly of Canton, Miss, and
Mis- Lizzie ihu>pn, of the former place.
PACE-PERCY-On Thursday evening.
Dec. %. ISIS, Ar the residence Of Col. w A
Percy, by the Rev. :. Archer, Miss Fanny
Percy to Mr. 4. u. Pace.
-CLowFR-Drcemb 10, 1878
at the residence OF the brides mother, by
the Rev. Joseph = Oakley, Mr.. w. Ii. Her
bert and Miss VI. \. Clover, ali of Holmes
county, Mississippi
TOoMBs-RoBEKTs.-A the residence of
the brides uncle in Beebe Ark, ON January
3 1879, 10y the Rev. DR.. Cooper, Mr.. G NJ.
Toomb~ and Miss Fannie May Roberts, OF
Arkansas.
Clinton Baptist Record, please copy.
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TRUSTEE SALE.

DUBLIC NOTICE IS Hereby GIVEN
J. that under and by virtue of the powers in
me vested, II and by a certain Deed of Trust
made by the late Mrs A. F. Walker, of Kinds
county, to me as Trustee to secure the payment
of certain monies to I. E. Richardson & Co,
of Jackson, at the time therein speci fed, de-
fault having been made in the payment of the
same, have seized and taken into my posses
sion the following described property, viz:
All and singular that certain parcel or tract
of land and premises situate in said Kinds
county, being composed Of the northeast
quarter of section twenty seven in township
six, range one west, and all the appurtenances
thereunto appertaining and be longing. Also
about sixty bushels of corn and three hundred
buudels of fodder, and one sorrel mare named
Nollie All of which [ shall expose for sale
to the highest bidder therefor for cash, AT the
front door of the City Hall, in the City of
jackson,
Saturday, the 18th Day of February, 1879,
and will give to the purchaser of said land
such title, as by the said Deed of Trust, am
warranted in doing.
Dated this 14th day of January, 1879
A. H. LACEY, Trustee
January Is, i7q-4t
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$500 90 REWARD.

WHEREAS, 1t appears by information Te
w ceIved by me, that the following named
Psnitentlary conyiets have effected their es
care, from the persons, aud at the times aud
places mentioned, and are sun at largo to-
wit: Eli. Rowan, august ~ 1878, ron NJ.
Lewis 9 arke, Jr., Bolivar county; j. P, alias
). u. Mcclellan, Sept. o Aus rev Rogers, Nov.
=, ami Wills >pearman. Nov. % 1Sls from
Richard BUrdett, Washington county, Taylor
rs krldge and Willis EskrIdge, Nov. u 1873
from l. Richardson's " Shotwell Plantation. -
Holmes county; Orleans Warner and Albert
Robinson, DC ober 4, 1873, from L. and ii. n.
Arheld, Holmes county; John " Tho a as
and Charles Williams, Nov. - 1873, from
Charles Buck, Sergeant in charge OF Penijen-
itentiary eonvicts, Washington county; Asa
Lawson, Dec. II, 1873 from c. 5. Jobes At
talla county and Anthony p. Plumber, Dec.
%, 1878, rom NJ. Lewis Clarke, Jr-, Boliver
county Miss.
Now, therefore, /, j. NJ. STONE. Governor of
Mississippi, de offer the above reward. for the
arrest anu confinement ia Jail OF the said
conyIcts, htty dollars each for one or more
Of them, payable by j. ). Hamilton & Co.
iessees OF the State Penitentiary.
Given nnder my hand and the Great Seal
r. = Of the State fixed, at Jackson, this
18th day of January, A, D. 1879.
J. NJ STONE
By the Governor:
HENRY c. MYERS, Secretary of State
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PROCLAMATION.
EXECUTIVE OFFICE.
JACKSON, MISS, January Is, 1879.

EXECUTIVE OFFICE.
JACKSON, MISS, January Is, 1879.
WHEREAS, For good and sufficient reasons
there appearing to me. did, OH the Sth day
Of July, 1878, issue my Proclamation. offering
reward of Four Hundred Dollars for the
arrest and delivery to the Sheriff of Smith
county, of Cornelius and William Sullivan.
fugitives from justice, charged with the
murder of Briant Craft, in said county of
Smith; or Two Hundred Dollars for the arrest
and delivery of either of them, lin addition to
the reward authorized by the statute one
half payable en- delivery to the Sheriff and
the other half payable on conviction and,
WHEREAS, 1t now appears that the facts and
circumstances did not justify said PrOclama-
tion Offering q reward in addition to that
authorized by the statute;
Now, therefore. l. j. NJ. STOEE, Goyernar
of the Stat of Mississippi, do Issue this, my
Proclamation, recalling and reFoking In full,
said Proclamation issued on the 9Th day Of
July, 1878, Offering said reward of Four
Hundred Dollars for the apprehension Of the
said Cornelius and William Sullivan.
In testimony whereof. / have here
unto subscribed my name, and
Il. 81 caused the Great Seal OF the State to
be affixed, q, Jackson, this 18th day
Of January, 1874.
J. NJ. STONE,
BIZ the Governor:
HEsRT c. MYERs, Secretary of State
January 10. '79-3w.
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The County GEANGE.-We are re
que,tei- TO announce thar the County
Grange OF Hiuds county. will meet ia Ray
mond on the 81 Saturday ofthis month.
tisth in-G II is earnestly desired that
each oubsrdiuate Grange Shall be fully rep
resented by properly accredited delegates
HoPE FIRE COMPANY No. 3.-At the
annual meeting OF Hope Fire Company NJ.
3 held wednesday. 8 h inst, the following
officers were elected for the ensuing year:
Foreman, Thos. Shaw = 1T Assistant, J. j
Williams q Assistant, John Walker =
Hose Director VIM. Daw-on;' Assistant
Hose Director, Joseph Patton; Secretary
w. H. Smailwood = Treasurer, Ben. Joaes :
ntewlrd. I. Iiv.ng.Inn. TO lected.
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COMMONWEALTH DISTRIBUTION Co
BY authority ef tho Commonwealth Of KEN
lucky Drawing and Details under superyjs-
len of prominent ciJizeus of Kentucky on
Thursday, January 3oth, 1879.
NO SCALING! POSITION MENTI
$ll5, 400 In CASH DISTRIBUTED.
TICKETS ONH.H So.
UNPARALLELED SUCCESS or THE POruLAE
DRAWINGs.
Read the following Attractive list of prizes
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NOTICE!---FOR SALE!

TIsHE RESIDENCE OF THE LATE MRS
L S. A. PINcKARD, with the Furniture is
now offered for sale together, at private sale
until the lst day Of February next; and to
that end the Dwelling House and Furniture
can be examined by parties desiring TO pur-
chase. Ii not by that time sold, above in
Dictated, then the said residence and premises,
co sis ing Of lots numbers and eight, in
College Square, number two, fronting on State
street. and running back on President street,
and the furniture will be sold at public auc-
ton on that day, within legal hours, and to
the highest bidder for cash. The title to the
property is believed to be good and tho sale is
TO be made under power contained in the
last will and testament of the said Mrs S. A.
Pinckard THOS. L. HELM,
Dec24 1S-td.s Executor,
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CoNcERr.-A large house will greet
Mrs. Carrie y Hooper and her accom- lished
amateur assistants al Angeles Hall, Friday
evening The occasion viii afford Mrs. IL.
the opportunity OF Introduce. < herself as a
teacher of music To our citizens As ma
tive Mississlppian and daughter Of one of
the most eminent lawy ers now deceased she
Ia, special claims upon their favor. With an
attractive person, she com bines talent for
music, aud the voice OF a song-bird, which
have been cultivated in the best schools.
To leave no excuse for staying away, tickets
have been Put at 80 cents. Secure you
seats early.
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JOHN McGILL, Mayor.
HARRIS BARKsDALE, City Clerk.
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sExTON's REPORT, (wHITE.)

sExToNs REPORT, (wHITE)
JACKSON, Jan 2, 1879
To the H onorable Board of Mayor and Alder
men of the City of Jackson:
GENTLEMEN-I have the honor to make the
following report Sexton for the white peo-
pie, for the month of December, 1873:
December 5, 1873, Wallace Taylor, aged So
consumption.
Dec, IL, Erskine Watkins, aged 10 months,
pm eumOnia.
Dec %. Elton Cane aged n years, oonsump-
ton.
Dec %, John Heaphy, aged IS years, pneu-
monia.
Respectfully submitted,
PHILIP RYAN, City Sexton
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very RESPECTFULLY,
ToYEY BARNES, City Sexton.

Mr.. Spengler, Chairman Claims Committee,
aported the following as corrected, and they
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The two Masonic bydies, the Grand
Chapter and the Graud Lodge OF Mis-is-
sippi, are iu session at Okoioua. Our
associate, Col. J. l.. Power, IS a.tending
as Grand secretary; and his son, Mr.
William ; Power. is attending as the rep
reecutative of THE CLARIoN
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ROMOVAE..
THE
DENTAL&@ ROOMS
EDR. a. IL. EEEH.ZEEEENE.

HAVE BEEN REMOVED TO HIS RESI-
IL dence on PRESIDENT STREET, near the
corner of Capitol street and almost opposite
the CLARION Office. This arrangement will
ommend itself TO the LADIES, especially. on
account of its PriVacy and the fact OF the Office
being the first floor. All operations exeeu-
ted IN the best manner. Nitrous Oxide gas
for the Painless Extraction OF Teeth. Prices
reasonable Terms cash
Country Produce received Cash, in pay
ment for Dentistry.
ia115 .7Q-ID,
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All Of which IS respectfuIy submlIted,
john MCGILL, Mayor.
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LARGE TURNIPs.-Gen. w. w. Ded-
rick has shown "a, some large specimens OF
turuip7 raised upon hi, place, near this city,
Of the Globe and Fiat Dutch varieties, the
former weighing pounds and , ounces, and
the latter pounds.
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OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGs
THE
BUARD OF MAYOR AND ALDERMEN

JACKSON, Mss, Jan T. 1879
At called meeting Of the Board OF Mayor
ana idermen, of the City Of Jackson held at
the Mayor Office, January h. 1879.
Fresent;-Hon John McGiII Mayor: Alder
and Spengler
me Mayor announced the death of Alder
man WALLACE HARsIxGTox-s' A vacant chair
one OF our number had been called" He pro-
houhced brief eulOgy upon his worth a. a
citizen and friend, and value Of his servicts
as member Of this Board. and stated that the
Board had been especially convened to take
such action as TO them light seem fitting and
proper.
Alderman Hamilton offered the following
resolutions which were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, We are called upon as friends
and associates TO mourn the loss of one whose
usefulness, and efficiency, whose integrity
ana alrness, rendered him worthy member
OF has Board. well a. a valuable. though
uhasumtDg citizen. Retiring in disposition,
ne -ouZht not popular favor, and those most
intimate with hIm understood him best. aud
admired him most. one whose courage, man
Huess, aud unfaltering friendship, where II
vas protested, drew many near TO him, in
whose bosoms now sells up founta of
row and sympathy.
WALLACE HARRINGTON was a true man, in all
the relations OF lite, and to US, ~ whom his
friendship was unfeigned and cor ,iaI, is left
the melancholy duty of placing upon he re-
cords Of this city our feelings of esteem and
appreciation. Therefore be il
Resolved, That bowling Lumbly to this mys-
ferrous dispensatiOn of Providence, we recog-
nlZe the traII and uncertain tenure OF life, ana
are confronted N a solemn. sad warning of
death; upon foretime one of our number fell,
the youngest now; our time, how long, how
short we know not.
Resolved That in the death of WALLACE
HARRISGTOE his Board has sustained a loss
teeply aud keeuly felt always al has post, he
discharged the duti-s deyOtved upon hum wt ia
faith illness, intelligence and kindness. HIS
davs were short, but his noble generosity
AMI uuselhshness warmed many a heart aud
sweet memories and affection shall live long
after him
Resolved, That while feel it were vain
offer words Vi sympathy TO sllay deep a
grief, in sorrow, tender his mother and
family our sincere coincidence.
Resolved, That the Boa I'd attend the funeral
in body, as y token Of respect, and that the
Clerk be instructed 10 furnish copy Of these
resolutions 10 the family of deceased, and
spread them upon the minutes of the Board
Or motion of Mr.. Lowd, the Board adjourn
ed
jon McGILL, Mayor.
HARRIS BARKsDALE, City Clerk.
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TERRIBLE CRIME IN ILLINOIS.
o, Jan. TO-

CINCINNATI, o, Jan. 10.
An Illinois dispatch says that on Tuesday
night three men, named Mcfarland, Patter-
SON and Malauey. fired tn house of an old
man named Neville, near Pecatouica, drag
Z. d him TO y tree, tied him. and the n po I'M
ded HIN until stunned and bleeding. They
then assaulted and outraged Mrs. Neville,
aged 20, and her daughter, aged 20.
LOUISIANA sENATORsHIP
New ORLEANS, Jan. IA Democratic
caucus Tonight balloted unsuccessfully
The fifth ballot stood: keuner pa. Eustis 23
Jonas Is, Heron 10, balance scattering.
NORTH CAROLINA sESAToksHIP.
RALEIGH, Jan. Ex-senator Merrimon
addressed letter to the Democratic eau
Gus of the Legislature, Withdrawing from
the contest for the Senatorship.
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CITY TREASURER REPORT FOR TEE SIX MONTHS
ENDING DECEMBER 81, 1875.

JAlksONl hINs-' JaA . Io'o-
To the Honorable Boa Of Mayor and Alder
men Of the Cry Of jackson:
GESTLEMES-I have the honor to submit
herewith my report Treasurer OF this city
from June 30 1878. TO date. Ny absence from
home during the prevalence Of yellow fever
preventing me from making NY usual report,
due Both day Of Septem Der, 1875: