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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1879-03-15
COURT TERMS 4th DISTRICT.
CIRCUIT COURT.

ID =. TRIMBi.E, Judss.
Z. W. Clarke, Dist. Attorney
Coahoma eounty--2d Monday of
September aud March, continue
twelve days.
Bolivar county-ith Monday of
September aud Mareh-cuhtinue
twelve days.
Washington coun;y-2d Monday
of October and April-continue
thirty days.
Sunilower county-3d Monday
of November and May-continuc
six days.
Sharkey county-ith Monday Of
November aud May-continue six
days.
issaqucna county-lst Monday
of December andJane-continue
twelve days.
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Springfield Republican.

CpEtig hClu ie'popiiN"h'
A case of quickening conscience
that will interest some local papers
has just come to light. Way back
in 1865 couple Of boys went on
an..excnrsion gotten up by two OF
the churches to New York to sec
the Great Eastern, and one of the
boys went through ona half-fare
ticket, sayingthat he was under
fifteen years of age, though he was
really over it. He now lives in
Hartford, Coup., and has just
written on that he Is willing TO pay
the difference In tho fare with in.
terest. He wants t0gct even with
his conscience.
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Clarion.
This number of our paper is
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pensins with the old dress, our
feelings are akin to the warrior
who bids adieu to the battered and
wcalher-bcaten armor in which he
has passed through many an event
full and stormy contest. 1t was
in this armor that our Journal
went forth eleven years ago to do
battle against the DISTINGUISHING
Constitution, through which the
adventures who had seized the
State government sought to bind
chains which they had forged.
From that time forward in all our
efforts to dislodge the foes OF our
commonwealth from the citadel IN
which they had cDtrenchcd theln'
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selves and to place whore 1t prop
erly belonged in the keeping Of her
own suns-it served Us we'l anu
| faithfully. With Us the CHIEF con-
ISOLATION has been that in following
the G nyictions of duty, we have
been encouraged and strengthened
+, by a generous and approving pub
bic. Never have we addressed a
larger concourse Of readers, THAI
il is now our privilege to do: and as
token of our appreciation OF con-
fidepcc that has never abated, bu'
has grown with our growth. WI
have sprcsentcd our journal in
new and attractive garb. 1T i
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ton to publish paper worthy 0
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: racy of the times, and redolent 0
\ current event in the hurly-bnrl
t era IN which our Lines have bee
: been cast. And not forgetting tha
i share of attention Is due TO mat
0 .ters of general import, our chit
i labor will be the advancement
i Mississippi in all eelmen,s oi inte
C leciual and mateeial progress.
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Philadelphia Times.

I HllauclpIiid liiii'o'
When Senator Conkling reached
on, for Senator Burnside he evil
IDENTIFY supposed he was getting
hold of some one nearer his size
than John Sherman. 1t appears
from published accounts that the
New York senator soon found out
his mistake General Burnside's
handsome whiskers arc not all
there is to him.
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PORT Gibson Reyille.l

Our readers will see 10 this paper
the death of Granville I. Forsee,
one of the noble band who fought
and fell on the surrounding hills
that overlook our town, on that
memorable May day the lst day
orMav. 1868. Mr.. Forsee was well
known here and much beloved by
those who knew him. He was the
the bosom friend of Lieutenant
Eycrman and Others whom our
people delight to remember.
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COUNTY OFFICIALS.
MEMBERS or rmr noApp or SUPERVISORS.

First District---A.,W. wICKLIFFE.
Second Distrlct---w. NJ wORTlIINGTON.
Third Dlstrict---A Il. CARSON.
Fourth District---Jno NJ McCutchen
Finh District u. WEST
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cUANcERy COURT.

VI ~ ~ ~ ~ - -
w q PnELrs Chancellor.
Coahoma county-4th Mondayof
October and April, and continue
twelve days.
Bolivar county-2d Monday of
November and May, and continue
twelve days.
Washington county--4th Mon-
day of November and May, and
continue eighteen days.
Issaqucna county--3d Monday OF
October and April, and continue
six days.
Sharkey county-ed Monday OF
October aud April, aud continue
six days.
SumIlowcr county-lst Monday
of October and April, and con-
time six days
SUPREME COURT.
Terms of Supreme Courtroom
mencc on the 3rd Mondays Of April
and October.
JUDGES Or THE SUPREME COURT.
| II r Simralt, Chief Justice, II II Chalmers,
y. A. r. Campbell, Associated;
Clerk, Oliver Clifton.
u s. CIRCUIT COURT.
Robt. A. Hill, Judge.
Geo \, Swami, Clerk
Terms begin In jackson on the lst Mon
days In May and November.
U. s. DISTRICT COURT FOR SOUTHERN
DISTRICT OF MISS.
Robt. A. Iill, Judge.
Geo. T. swami, Clerk.
Sessions commence in jackson on the lth
Mondays OF June and January.
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Board Of Supervisors.
Synopsis of proceedings at meet
ing March 8, 1879.

=
TO T.. l.. Page, Jewell & Bro. NJ.
Rosenberg, l. lseuberg, and G. ". |
James Il Co.
Cspias issued against the follow
ing delinquent road oversecrs for
fines and costs:
Henry Jones, W. N. Mcdowell
j. w. Glathray, w. A. Jewell
j. II. Shields, J. n. Dunn.
Merritt Williams, G. w. Cook
John Compton, Dan Harris
johnson Erwin, w. e. Morris
January Dubose, Charles Vernon
Bid Of II. w. Conner for blinds
for courthouse, sos, accepted.
Public ferry across Fisk bayou
granted TO W. N. Morris, OF Bur-
tonia.
Petition of John lIanway to
change assessment granted.
Lease granted to Robert Lanch
Of fractional section Is, township
10, range Q.
County trea,urer's report recei-
we'd and accepted, showing balance
of $30,2l9 SO belonging to the va
rious county funds.
Grand Jurors appointed for The
April term Circuit Court:
FIRST DISTRICT.
j. b. Ferguson. j Il. Gage.
sscoSD DISTRICT
j. il. Foster, John ". Harrow.
THIRD DISTRICT.
yona pe.rce, Geo. p, worthington,
larry scott, Edward Enos.
forErn DISTRICT.
q. Hartman. A. z. Wingiieid.
rlrru DISTRICT.
joe Keys, JeH. Tlllman,
Report of W. 4. Hunt of insol-
vent and delinquent tax payers,
showing amount of said taxes due
ss7850:S9 received and accepted.
Various new roads established
on Deer creek, and hands assigned
thereto.
Road overscers appointed for the
current year.
! Contract WAS entered into with
G. II. Smith for the support ol
county paupers.
Proposition of W. A. Polloca
for settlement OF outstanding war
rants deferred to special meeting
on the 10Th in nstant.
ALLOWANCES
TO various parties, witness
and jury scrip, 8lla2 9
. 5. Archer pauper act aud
! sup. education. s3 3
. "A. Latcher rep courthouse, ] G
) j. W. Shields legal services 800 0
: }ohlen Lucas, witness, % 0
= Sheriff, various accounts, 1854 0
Z Local n Advertiser, prinig 56 y
I DR.. Walker med serv Jan 81 U
q G. w. l.. Walker rep bal box D u
% Dan Waters, inquest, IL y
i John Carter, patiper acct, 0 Y
2 j. Nclkin, quarantine serv 5O !
= ]. s. Ingram, 10 !
i j. II. Rnbb, inquest, IL Y
Y Louis EIlcrs. Geo. Moore,
q ]. a. Newman, paupr nc 70 '
Oa Greenyille Times. prlntg, 5g
- G, NJ. johnson, clerk, "
ds Per diem as members, 10
20 Heirs 5. j. Henderson, road
~ damages, luo
81 Town Council, panper act 2oo
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Members Of Legislature
W. A. PERCY,
WADE HAMPTON, Jr.
Senator from goth District.
W. s. FARism.
W, Z. Hunt, Sheriff.
G NJ johnson. Chancery Clerk
u. p. NJ. Watkins. Circuit Clerk.
Jno r Finlay County Treasurer.
q Sims County Assessor.
8. Archer, School Superintendent.
TOWN OFFICIALS
Mayor, u BoURGEs.
Councilmen
Jno. W. WARD, N.G0LDsTElN,
Jas N NEGUs, A LATCHER.
clerk, W. A. Evcrnan
Treasurer, Theodore POhl
City Marshal, u. A Harris
Street Supervisor. W. u. Harvey
The Town Council--mccts OH
the lst Tuesdays Of each month.
Board Mississippi Lsyss Connissi'ners.
Regular Meetings second Mondays
Of January and July.
COMMISSIONERS
s W. FERGUSON, President.
ehsr'sf @dr.hinssn', II is%'a' washington County.
Dan. II. Sessions, tpo,,var corr,v
h. y. Miller, '"' S"~"'
T, W. Hayes, Isssqncna county
WIN, Gibbons, sharkey county.
W. A Eyerman, Secretary and Treasurer.
T. s. Anderson, Engineer.
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OFFICE RULES.
INSCRIPTION TERMS.

Cory one year. in advance, $500
Copy six months. in advance 2:t0
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1879-03-15
EXTRACT OF PRIVILEGE TAxEs
Law 1873.
STATE TAX 1878.
For all purposes, 81 mills

s-sA Yes t'OoN'y -
COUNTY TAX LEVY 1878.
Funded Bonds of County mills.
Rail Road Bonds
School Tax y
County Tax .
Total County Tax l2l mills.
Town TAXES, 1873.
General Purposes, Z mills
Quarantine,
Old Rail Road Bond, II
New Railroad Bond,
Fire Department, IL
LEvEE TAXES. 1878
Levec construction tax, onc-quar-
ter cent per pound on ,otton.
On all property, real and PERSONAL
an nd valorem tax Of 5 mills.
For 40 cent bonds" one quar-,
ter cent per pound OH cotton, anu
two and onc-half cents per acre OH
lands.
For "5 cent bonds" five cents
per acre ON land.
Mandamus Ia ct. per acre Oh lanu
County and Town taxes nrc
Ncvied first Monday IN September
annually.
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Rate OF Taxation

For convenience ofrefcrcncc. we
herewith publish tabular state
mcnt of State, Lcvcc and TOWN
taxes.
EXTRACT OF PRIVILEGE TAXES
LAW 1878.
On each store stock under o., 1000. -. W
On each store stock of O., 600 to $500. 10 oc
On each store stock of 81, 800 to 5000. ..15 o.
On each store stock ofs5, 900 to 1000 ....zo %
On each store stock Of 81, 900 to slO 600 ~ ~
On each store stock Of $l0, 900 to l2,Veo.'W :"
On each store stock Of Sl2, 900 to l5,ooo 30 "
On each store stock ofsl5 900 10 10000. 30 W
0neacf store stock Of seO, 900 to 5000. .ec u
On each store stock of 81, 600 to 5,oM. 50 %
On each store siock s35 .OOoto $1,000. .lco W
On each store stock over ESQ. oOO.. i'o W
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u. S. CIRCUIT COURT.

R0bt. A. Hill Judge.
Geo. n. Swami, CLERK
Terms begin In Jackson on the lst. Mon
days In May and November.
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JUDGES Or THE SUPREME COURT.
II + Simrail, Chief Justice, II II Chalmers,
y. A. +. Campbell, Associated,
Clerk, oliver clifton.
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The Portfolio for February contains an en-
craving Of Ruth and Naomi" picture by Miss j. j.
Gardner. an American artist, accompanied with slight
biographical sketch. Miss Gardner is native OF New
HAMPSHIRE was educated at Auburndae, Mass and has
now lived Paris for twelve years, devOng herself to
the ssduous study Of painting under the direction OF NJ
Hughes Merle and NJ. Bougereau Her pictures, which
are chiefly devoted TO female historical characters and
children have been exhibited seven times at the Paris
salons and are very popular with American, French
and English picture-buyers
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Among the recent issues OF "Harper's Half
Hour Series" Modern france by George n. Towle,
succinct history the coup detat of Louis
NAPOLEON in 1851 to the present time, including sketch
of the social military, financial industrial, religious.
and educational condition Of the French people English
Literature Primer (Modern PERIOD, by Eugene Law
renee Astounding various information concerning the
books and authors OF the present century briefly and
tersely expressed and enivened with acute critical
marks; John or OT Chinese Relations, by Thomas W.
Knox an essay on our commercial and industrial inter
course with tie Celestial Empire. containing Lively
sketch The voyage from san Francisco to Japan and
of the first impression OF Canton and reprint OF Gold
smiths 'she Stops To Conquer aud "1he Good
Natured Man. the gotten comedies OF the
iuimltable Oliver.
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The Magazine Of Art, for February, contains
a paper on american Artists and American Art"
which had been announced with a grand fantaronade,
and from which may be gathered some novel infouna-
ton IN regard to the at least OF American paint
ers One synbert (smybert doubt is referred to
several times, carly foreign pioneer OF American
painting Of the Revolutionary period WOldstOn
Allston u. Chester Harding Newton Chester Harding
born 1902 and Gilbert Stuart Newton born 1894, two
single painters rolled into Onc who must have begun to
paint before they born; of later epoch, the end
Of the last ana the beginning of the present century"
siel were william Page (O0rn 1s1ll, Charles GOrilg
Eliot (Charlcs Jripg Elliott, bonn 1872 aud Hunting
don daniel Huntington, born lSll). Beirsadt (Blcr-
stadt is down as TeDTcsc utauve OF the purely
American art such loose gueSswOrk is poor substitute
for art history.
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Trains leave Chambers street Depot New,York for: -
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
Trains leave Englowood ClOStcr PermOn aud Nyack
: $50 9:Ij a. me- l. 3, 4, i:45 DO $50 $780, ll3O p.
sundS1' INIT. ,arr Saturjay night, ~ ''''"
Manuel sprng Valley and Aoltty T. JAP a. m 3i3 p H.
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HELLENIC INSTITUTE, No. 1,4S1 Broad
III way, r. T, TIMAYENls, Phi D.; Principal students
prepared college scientific schools business.
The epartmen Of Modern Languages under tho charge OF
native teachers P ysica Culture. by Colonel THOMAS H.
MONASTERY. Private and class Instruction day and
ming Ny work Tie Language OF the Greeks DO OBJ
tanned addressing JOHN ALLYN. 30 Franklin ST. Boston
University Grammar School, No. ,1S1 Broad
way near 2d-st Primary Commercial Classical do
uartnents. NJ NJ HOBBY. W. l. AKIN. A NJ Principals,
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5ieamboais auo Rallroaos.

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonic
ID Naugauck Railroads. Fare. 81 steamer bridgeport
leaves C-harinesp daily Sundays eAcepted at II1O H.
and Rrdn a II u.