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bsd odor: ought 10 have traps; smells; horrible
odor nj Bawes g1a; water kent running eot,-
stantlr; building comparatively uew: built by
contract, with llttlu regard 10 sanitary prtnrl-
ptcs; garbnGe burncd 0r thrown In alley. M.
1851. Five families; sixteen peFsuns; nriyy
neods cleaning. No. ITO Drains smell badly.
Nos. I'LL and 1775. should have sever eot-
ncetions.'
NINTH YARD.
Dr.. John Akers reports: VI hnvo tho honor
to report tho following a. tlla resu1t OF vista Il,
tie tcuclncut houscs Ia my distrct Ia tic Ninth
"No. 47 Van Buren, street. Filthy nrf,y I'm.
der Tue s,dewaax. uazhagt u taruwn out 81 The
der t!'e slacwaltt. A family IN the t'asemcnt
!nto The street. Yard ti1tt,y. No. -; i'inns
leaking; water running into celIsr.. No. lu,
Yard yery tIlthv. stalr"ay x, to % ssc;'ti seo.y IN
House III rem. 1lthy. Occupants ray seavcng.r
ha. rallied tnly three times thta summer. No.
10l. Rubbish Ia the yard ncar the house., Boxes
nnt II street lor garpsge t4kcn away. NJ. vi, Ill ..
whitcwaslled, Yard vcry aitly; Northeast
turnGr OF Van Bnren and Nalsted Streets.
Pfi'!cs n tlco1oraele state.
| mo. 103H Desplail,cs street. Obstruction IN
water-plpeA. fnrd tllthr. No. toS. Yard ami
rear porch filthy. No. 104. Yanl aud space IN.
tcntion.
| 'N0. " tfrten street, FffVy ebodld Do !ouN-
Cd aller. Lime is needed. Nos. u al'l bn16.
Yard dirty. prtvy vault full. lsootas In rear
should be whltc~asAed. No. o. PHvy needs
looking alter. NJ. N. pflvy nrcds nttcntfou,
nj DO rooins In rear. Lattcr ahoutd be whltt'
! washed.
"No. 15l Ha'sted street. Catcli-basn md
"attr-p!pcs require inluisdiatr attention."
| TILE nuRrUAIY REPORT puH THE FAST WEEK
shows the deaths to hive bees "a, atatnst 943
| the prcccdIDg week, uu.l 4u5 the corresponding;
week Of last year. The principal causes Of
death wcre vtolern infantum, 81; convuIsIous.
III; 1tarrhen. ~; enterltIs uud inantttuu, ii
zach; cousu,n oton IL; dlpbtheria, 7; OLD age. u;
suussrokc, 81 aud scrofula. |. oi ths
| dtuths, 15o wern Of persons under
year uf age, and I'll under s yeasd, Ut WHOM, 1853
were Malea anu 12t females.
'lhe deasns by wards were as follows: First
Fiith, 2s; SIKH. 81; Seventh 81; Eighth, ii;
Ninth. d; Tenth. i; Eleventh, T.; Twelfth :;
Thirteenth, ~; Fourteenth. 88; Fifteenth, u;
Sixteenth, -; Seventeenth, Fl; aud Eight
| ecutu o.
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I uunum Instead Of s4oo bo allowed tho ton

annum Instead Of s4oo bo allowed tho ton
Eltzgerald strongly urged the motion; scnno
opposed IL; Aocen took similar course nhtl ao
tild Woud; Drndes, on the otlier hand, thou0nt
Horses and buR4scs should be allowed tho Depu.
tics.
Again Wheeler came up smll!ng aud delivered
heavy oratton upon ihe tleua "Tha laborcr ~
worthy Of Ills hfre.n
The mutton was lost.
THE couNT-nousE.
Tho Joint Committee on Public BUILDINGS M. M.
from William McNuii s. sont In which t1ey ~ ,s.
they callnot 70 on with the stnncwofk LOT .ne
rotindu. In vlpw Ut tho urgency VI tNn eass.
ts tS tan To- ,n",e m EGr,a walker Tor
Atcsars, )Ioese nnl Fitzgerald opened the did-
eussitIl, whIer Mr. Gcnno tried to cut s1oft ny
nlotlun to adjourn. rug noh' "ae u,n, tst 1 ~.
reaeons whlcl had !nnelIed tlle commstteo TO
mnku lhc recommendation. Tho reasons have
BEEN printed to TtIR 1'n1buNE nlready', =
uoese. iiIat 81 ,UOo llo wtthhelL from Mcneil II
Rou tor violation Of their eonsraet. Ina WAS
not seconded.
FttzueraId moved as an amendment to his re.
pert tl,at te ter snsts bSuntss St,tta DO allowed
The Chair ruled HIN out uf urtfcr.
Wcntsr moved That tho Committee ndTortl8e
for bids; iurllng spoke against this motion, but
IL was eventually carried BY votu Ut ! tot,
Mr. Snprortl .nosed that the Cnmmtttce On
rnblic Buildings aud Service ba instructed to
asrcrtafn what amount Of money IL required to
meet The contracts upon the ucw Courthouse.
Carried,
twas determined that the County Attorney
be directed 10 cxan,tno tho charters Of tho sew.
eral toll roads III Cuok County With q vlew OF
asccrtatniug the length Of time each has to run,
mud a160 whether tho owners Ut tile toll ruads
nre llvitlr up to the requirements Of the satnc.
Tlio Hoard adjourned at Z O'Clock D. ~.
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present such m ordinance ~ to prohibit this
scattering OF base literature, and thGrehv havo
an tut nut to this nulsancc. lHH IEoriEs


ChIndH0nR IkUDfNs
IA the Editor ot TAt Tribune.
Cn1cA0o. July 2l.-Now that Dr. D'Ungcs's
treatment for Jipsu1nana IA M established fact,
l would respectfully suggest 10 tho ladies OF
Chicago a.i others WHO arc labursng 10 much In
tic great cause Of "TGmpcrancc," tina. free
dispensary 10 started for fnebratcs, Or place
wl,crc thine unsortunntes can recoyc the bess-
ings derived frum this drug. There ara tl'ou.
sands oil men, anil women too, who are s'aycs to
this passion Of drink who have not The wherewtth'
all u put themselves under the Doctus's care,
and 81 continue their evil lsahita. 1t soains 10
tllcm there Is no licfp for tsc.1I from man, no
restnE-paco but the eravn. A. age trecpe on
tic skeleton finger Of death a,ll misery notuts
tn Thu Po3rt tlonse hero, ihe tomb, or aatciac's
death a. tho stualo Of wnstct life. Let y su9-
ecftptson bo started for Lie rclicf Of sucli. II
will require but n small onc.-but The benefits
huH larvc,--.nl God Himself would bless. NH
uou5ly bless, such an undertaking, whllc those
receiving the benefit would offer np their heart
felt Thanks TO the throne Vt gracs fur tl!efr de-
livc.anca from the greatest of earthlr curses,
intempesanec. Try II. YE'A1.
, 1879-07-22
Spelling Reform.
n ftt Editor 1f The Tribune,

~ The EdttoF of The Tribune.
CHICAGO, July 2t.-Whsn your correspond
eut, N. NJ, advocates tho adoption of The re-
formed spclllug in ono Impairment Of THE
TRIBUNE, whiiu tic orrlInxry orttogesphy Is
used In all tho others, he Tor shc) has little or
no conception Of tho difficulty and trouble It
would cause you. your proof.rcaders, and CONF
positors, The argument is good, howeycr, for
the adoption In the cntre PAPER Of tho eleven
esnendatIons recommended ty the American
Pathological Association, to-wis: Tho thru.
gard, catalug, ar. giy, liv, ltav, dcnuit, luaut.
wIsht. So fnr Us tho writer ean learn,-and ho
has Fnada II n subject Of considerable study md
InquTry,-tIlree etnrndaiiohs would meet with
popular favor; autt nm certain that majority
oI your cutnpusttors would tluossc Lhc change.
They arc coming intO tla0 III many localities:
and It only renalns Tor d few Of tho lsading
newspapers to adopt thetn to mako their en-
pl0ymeut general.
An Intelligent printer remarked to me a few
days stnre that The spelling reform movement
ought to meot with csorcsal favor in Chicago.
aud that from hero should 70 out m influence
which should sccure Mt least Us much US lls
adoption Of thu eleven changes noted ubove.
Chicago, nnd her ncwspapcrs ant citizens, arc
quoted everywhere aa the leaders Of public
know, there Is vary great interest felt in this
matter tn our civ at ths tfu,u: md tho sonti-
mcnt in favor of reform should 1t oncr crystal
ize aud do lnnre effective work 10 the right III:
rectlon. The people arc ready for c!,ange. a,nl
Iurge proportion Of them demand ~: uni the
Journal whict, now stands In the way Ut roform
will. ere long, find itself II, tho rcnr instead Of
In the vanguard.
An effective mode OF advancing the spe1ltng
rcforu, u,.t] enforcing tho feasibility Of adopting
the few changes named aboye, you'll be for each
adyoratc pf It to print upon Ills euvelopcs nsnl
fettcr-ucads tllc following sentence, md tte4' IN
r1t,1nt nj bTHi fn1lOMr ntNufkIiHil
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A House Ohfuipph Through Prnyer.

u FT2H1H1T8H IE9. JVNffNN.
Ont In Freetn,ensyilIe lives an Old negro maj,
natned Adam Coomhs, who Ia IN yerv deA.itutc
condition. For somu time .,e liatt beet, living III
sort Ut tent 1nadH III III uId blanket, having
world upt ruin Until tile pcup!e iEayo him
house to liyu III. believing that ILLS prayer was
having the desired effect, the negrora went to
work md built BIN house, flushing 1t on
Saturday. But unfortunately Tho housc caught
llrt truth stove Oh Monday and burned To tic
ground.
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That AInahnrH.n

T0 The Editor OF 1hf 1fibtff3.
CHICAGO, July 90.-Not long siucp there ap-
pearcd In the colutnna Of THE TRIBUNE several
articles In relation to tile strcct-wakors WIN ply
their vocations upon our principal thorough
fnras ut night.
Now, would llko to say word regarding
another eiass Of disrcputa01a characters which
fnfcst our streets Ia the same brnzcu-faccd man
ncr Us the solled doves which have already been
referred to. THIS particular e!Ass or "gunC !"
ure geuerally known as inashers," and confinc
their operations to the rosldont streets und AVE.
nues. They do not hesitate tn insult Indies
even In opcu daylight. They carnot cntcrtun
ylrtuou% thought, and use their utmost en-
deagora to drug down to Disgrace and shaua0
the us,suspcetll!s. aud The Innocent.
These miserable, low-tire1, lecAerous libcr.
tines llavc become tile terror Of ali ladies' who
may 60 out upon tic street without an escort.
No woman IA safe untcss accompanied by pto-
teetor. They faunt lietr ul1rantery III tIIc rlow
Ut every one, and ltnE their insulting language
IN tic very faro Ut tho lady whom they mag
chance to meet.
Not only this, but they cvcn dog tho footstnps
of those whom tlIcy seck rs victim. mud roIdcE
themselves obnoxious by thesr filthy Mnd OBJ
6cenu remarks. M0ny OF these villains Tan be
fouud Oh tho public street corucrs, In front Of
ut the doors Of our chnrrllcs excepting when
their hoilssh designs arc bc'n@ easricd OUT upon
tic street.
These Young md old men move in tho arlsto-
crattu clrclcs Of scicty atd are welcomed In tho
bosom OF some Of ttse best fAnl!cs In this r[tr.
X thu authorities put tllo iron heel Of the luw'
upon the strcet-walkcr. why not crush the lIfo
out Of tho psnctfces which tllcsu cowarlly, VII
luinous, 1ustful creatures fOllUW3
Down with them! They nre blight to socic-
u, u nltt1nco to every respectable household,
alld un!lt us tho companions Of alt moral men.
l. II these very men whnm dcspisc would
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To the Editor " The Tribune.
PosrOFrIcs DEPARTMENT, WAsulsorox, D.
c., July Ill have mailed tills datc tho fol,ow-
tnE letter TO thu 17mes, but fearing that II muy
not SEQ the light Of day In the columns Of that
papor, send you n copy OF It, and Uce TINT you
will publish 1t as soou ~ received. Very truly
you.s. }. T. 7. BuMNs1pg,
Dlsbusaine ot1ces and Superintendent Post. oticc
Department.
Editor Chicago 7ln'tt: 4 friend handed me to-
day copy OF your paper of tsIs 1)th inst., tn
Masa a ". st ;S ~ y tSs. s o;s s.ds IT,
''Thu Postal R,nv," Sent4 hla spleen on W.
Fiaus officers q tho po.t;onice psua,t.
e!sepas !as"es onS Ooo FIpx
ion. liz says: s'Tis slzbo q ill., Post. oiilcu
well stocked with holses. There wora thrcu owned
by TYner First Assistant Foslnnastcr. .tlaneraL,
Superintendent Of nui1diaxa}, aaa onu BY iiszrn
trhtrd Assistant te.'n'sstst: uoar,s). ali stnuIrl
The statemsnt,ss coward.y and malicious lle. aud
sSsh e nas, ny ~ IT,
II room Ia 4 tor but fnaf and tbs stab'o now oc-
ctplud foF this Department H. tho sunly that has
Sssn ussa icy IT,, ne na.s ssvsm Year, ~ it, hortes
md tue hosHcs that have occupied said slabln
nave al esen ppol!c nn2griy ana nsc1
carriage. and tho other two ~ exross mud Lustnrss
horses. THIS ntaplc ts sisuatg1 In very puullc
place. Ind !. open and .scu.sibla j. ali hours and
thttc can ln nothing eaAIeF than to astrrtAtn the
tas'tY q this moan sud xroundltss chaise.
A. IN @ naa!t;Gn to InJ duties - psbat.aa Utcef Tor
Superintendent of I'll baiidlnxa oceupaa Or u.sd i
70 tof !he Dtpsstmsns: aud an thsFu!ora Inv ouo
t. kn9" rastsof tnxs wr,tsn a ~ ons a*o
nrork who llAF8 teen ctAr,11 bF your cure stun
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No Suit VIII DO Com III sucod,
70 tAs Editor AZ 1hs TI1b,.n.

Foar FsrrERnAN, ". r, July 1b,-Tbe r.
port .hat DF. Johu ', t. uoR, u. 8. A., As,ist-
ant Surgeon ut Fort Fsttern,uu, W., bad bee,,
arraisacd Tor malpractice In tho case Of au ofi.
cer's wife ut thut post Is contradictcl Grcst
indignation was felt relative to hs course Of
treatment, which seHfna to hayu rcsuitnd sn
ser|ouslr to The lauy, but thu maj, ID young, and
1caFlIIg 10 cloud his career md inturo his mr.
tcsslonal regulation, the family haYu ,ugRnnnI-
nDusly allowed thu matter to drop quletly, a,lu
ulu aQ1t Will not bu eo.IIt1Irnceu. nj.
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d.. Diltard stales ttst Oil iast Saturt,av, , o7r,
living several tnI!ea from 1elton, utMt WHO Sas
iusrE!ed last year before shs was ii years Old.
gave birth to . lcmale tnfupt. Tic mother II
but. The chtlu.inotheF aud her baGY we're fiuimv
we'll at last arcouuts. ~-'S'
, 1879-07-22
rnE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.
Tho Co1ar Rapids Prohibition Couvant,or,

To the Editor Of Ths Tribune,
LIME sln'ao, la., July 10.-Thc report Of tho
aoEnEs Of TINT Convention, ~ published In TuR
ih'hoNs oil tic l7th inst., contains u low or-
Tors Two of which ALLOW ne to corroct, | thiul,
Iae Ivy. ucorse Elliott, ia Ills romsrks, did
n9t Is fenect upon Coy. Gcaro. 1t was Mrs. j.
HIasn = n,. t9ster, a1id not Mira. Maxwell. Who
~ n' ~. lts telling appcal To Tho CouYcp lion
tln. third tlesct into tho Geld" 4 Msaukpa. pa''
, 1879-07-22

Oh, why will You lek that invalid tfeud sufrer
1hat Hop D.ttefs Will 70 certainly curei
, 1879-07-22

her OF bids for supplies Amoug tlein wero
two,-one for
1ulnT1 GALLONS crwulsKY At TllnKn DoLLAns
4 uAlLoS,
suo!hcs for forty GALLONS at Sl.50,
Wheeler wantcl to know vito drunk tho 81
whisky and who swallowed thu Si.60 rotgut. II
Au were out there hu woalu waut Tho best
A Mr, !.cuzen said thu Eltgllpstyed liquor was for
me- slck, md t'!a CHEAPER for tho laboress, who
Wheeler again wantcu 10 know. liz waulcA
to Know Ihs tne II 1t was tic FUR thing to xIyQ
the @ n!en " 2, whu ti,d tar dirty work $3.50 whisky
alnl 70 those who lid no work 81.
lot of wrang'ing was tsl4ulged in over the
realtng Of thu b'us. They were ayyaricI. how
ever, ~ recommended.
na!oI1s,noatsy ~ a1,i Acssrs. Fitzgerald aud Wheel
Ct ~ otsllctsd With chronic lusra to air thrir
THEN. Fttzeesald bud bcs,; out to tIa in...s
A4yinna, aud hc had hired rurrIAyc. The iii
W. presented, III Doar.l Hnntvl to ;,ay Il, but
1atr ou!ev1su. WhScl0r dsd ulu SAME, auI ,s
Pals sonsotnsu nnarly s4reequarters u au hour
~ sdloue attltud1nIzluY nn.l stupiu talk iii.
mste,y t1ev were chokcl OIL aid tls bIlI aiiow
10. ftss =, sppassns 1 object was 10 make shc
,I,.a aa. ~ =. ~ Soulmltste 0n Cbaritles when
faro. 1>'Sa' P"f ens'1 own mack
After the thing had been settled, however.
Tna iNasr2EssiuLa WHEELER
once mote got upon Ills teet and "orutcd u for
on otaes IT,, n'teen mhutss: What Ile was ur,yIur ut
uu't kAow hfmapll, u,1l WA ou,y Stnn,1G .1
W'en, rpon asking tl,a CLERK whit ibc .n!l.s,
Was Which bAl Just been passcl, lin IHrrrnna,'
eephts h @sso ofoMnsu fn no outbaFst o angtsr
.a.,1nu san. n IspoF1 They sectrud 10 tu coMna
TUE DEPUTY slEn,Ygs
asking an appropriation ut $i0o per year for Tho
support of horse aid BUGGY. 'ss
Mr. WAeesr' of eoar.s, hau something to say.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-03-13

FROM all parts of the country reports come Of
the immense sales and increaslRR demand for
that d.servingly popular sewing Machine, The
Old and Reliable STANDARD" the price Of which
the pro2rietnrs wisely reduced to $40, including
oil the attachments, and at once secured for
them = popularity among the people, far beyond
that ever yet attained by any other machine at
any price, the consequence OF which Is, agents
ara leaving the old high priced Machines, and
seeking territory for the 'Standard." Knowing
from experience that with the best goods At
the lowest price they can outSeil all other Ma
chimes. where the superior quality and low price
is made known. This splendid Machine com
bines all the improvements. Is far ahead of all
others In beauty and durability Of Its work,
easy Of management, light running and GER
tainity of operation, is sensibly made upon
sound principles. with positive working parts all
steel, and can be safely put down as the very
perfection of 4 serviceable sewing maching, IN
every particular, that WI, outlnst any machine,
and ~ 4 price far down below ~ other. It's
thoroughly warranted fr nve Yeas. Kept IN
order free Of charge. And seat to any part OF
the country for examination by the customer
before payment OF the bill. We can predict
equally as large q demand for them In this Sec
~ as in others. Families desiring the best
machine manufactured should write direct to
the Factory. And enterprising persons wishing
to seize the chance shonld apply for so desirable
an agency. See advertisement In n ether part
of this paper. Address, Standard Machine
Co., Cor. Broadway and Clinton Place, New
FORK. oct. lo-l-yr.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-03-13
Knights Of Honor.

A lodge Of tho Knights Of Honor was
organize here last Thursday night by
DR.. A. il. Hil1heim, Deputy Grand Dicta-
tor, of jackson. The officers elected are:
r II Henry, Dictator; J B Daughtry,
Past Dictator; X b Withers, Vice Dicta-
tor; A c McNair, Assistant Dictator;
Chas. Cunning, Reporter; J NJ Buckley,
Financial Reporter; f NJ Bee, Treasurer;
r S Ricketts,, Chaplain; N Tedford,
Guide; PIP Quertermous, Guardian; W S
Bsggett, Sentinel; Or. E J Bowen, Medical
Examiner; X b Withers, A Z Moreton
and J NJ Tedlord, Trustees.
The lodge was named Hi!rheim Lodge,
in honor Of the worthy gentleman who
organized H..
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-03-13
A Correction.
Editor Br0okhapeu LEDGER:

Editor Brookkaueu Ledger:
Permit me to tell you some informa-
ton given by you, on the 20th u!t., was
incorrect. Your correspondent was mis-.
taken when he related the story of Mr..
Gray. Allow me to qnote his words:
"Mr. Gr'y, the English laborer, went
ont to Monticello Monday, to present
his suit against R. d. Fugl-r. who
owed him. he says. for labor done in his
crop last year. Mr.. Gray says the care
was dismissed by Justice Dale on the
plea advanced by MI. Fuglers law
yer, that, according to the late law,
transient troopers are not entitled to .
lien on produce made where they 80
labor, but, Mr.. Dale admitted there
was merit in the case"
Having long known Justice Dale to be
an mp right gentleman. willing to rend-
er each person his due, I sought an in
teryiew with him. Positively he denies
having said there wal merit in the
above case! 1 should not stoop to re-
ply TO Mr. Gray's accusation, did l not
fear his charge might have some weight
among Strangers to myself.
r. D. FUoLsR.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-03-13
About Assessment.

Al their last meeting the Board of Super
visors passed the following resolutions:
Whereas, The present Revenue laws of
the State impose upon county officers,
charged with the asssssment and collection
OF taxes, duties heretofore unknown to
them, and susceptible Of mi.construction
or liable to be overlooked in their multi.
farious detail; requiring first n perfect and
complete assessment Of all property both
real and personal to be made By the as
sessors, and his assessment rolls hled In the
Chancery Clerks Office on the frst Non
dav of July Of each year.
Secondly-An examination of the as
m by the Board of Supervisors, in
which they are to scrutinize each item of
assessment and approve Or disapprove as
they deem best; to compare the land az
essmen rolls with the book of township
maps (that is,'f the county has such things)
and to see that the Assessor has faithfully
accounted for and assessed every acre of
land laid down on the map, and to 'as
certain what amount. If anv, has been
omitted, or entered in excess OF the num-
Der of acres exhibited on tho township
MAPS" and in the event of omission or
over assessment TO refuse to pay him for
the work.
Thirdlv-Tl G same examination in all
its ninutsners Of detail, I, be made by the
Auditor of Pubic accounts, with like re-
striction rs to the pay Of the assessor; and
Fourthiy-After the Board has made .
searching examination of said assessment
rolla and corrected and approved the same,
it then becomes the duty of the Board of
Supervisors to require the Clerk OF the
Board to examine tho lard assessment roll
OF tho county, and ASCERTAIN If all lands
in the county sre assessed and definitely
described, or If any lsnds are dsubly as
sessed, etc, and report to them; and
Whereas, it il important, both to tax
PtyEiuy aiu ~ NV COiIiCSlCd WIZ tno
as~e.s ment and collection of ta1es,that the
assessment Of real and personal property
be- correctly made and promptly returned
by the first Monday in July.
Therefore be il Re olved--
F%irst--1hat the Board will expect q
prompt return OF the nsse.sment at the
time required by law, fully made out, cast
up and recapisulated a. the law requires.
Second-That all fractional tracts Of
land shall be described 4. laid down on
the book Of township maps in the Chaicery
Clerks office, or definitely described by
nstes and bounds.
Third--That proper notes and expla,-
atoms be made in all cases, where vAlua~
bic Improvements exist, and assessment
made accordingly.
Fourth--In considering matters Of ex-
ernption, only one head will he recog-
nized to each family, thus avoiding if pos
.ihle, the parceIing ont of stock among
innulnersbl. members oftle same family to
avoid assessment; resulting oftenti mes in
the exemption of two yoke Of oxen, Two
cows and calves.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-03-13
jCatarrh and Its Cure.

Rev. r. p. Chiids publishes tn day \
wonderfully accurate description Of the
causes Of Catarrh. AID the results from
i%naitention to the first symptoms al the
terrible disease. Frsm the details Civ
en- Of his method Of cure. it seems to be
easily applied and evidently the most
rational and sensible way Of reaching
any disease of the air passages: Mr..
Childs' application of the principle in
medicine. together with the knowledge
Of the inhalants to be used, nav given
him his wonderful success in the treat.
uent OF Catarrh and Bronchitis. TO
Judge from the published statements OF
som. Of his patients. medicine Mr..
Chiida contrives to place, by the use o I
his inhalers, just where it Is needed.
must be most powerful and searching
in its character to produce such sur
prising results. None need feel any
hesitancy IN p!aciag their case in Mr..
Childs' hands for treatment. The mum
Der and character Ct the certificates. as
we'll as the favorable notices fro n well
known publishers. who have carefully
examined the suhject.must dispel every
doubt in regard to his reliability. We
would call especial attention to the ad.
vertisement. and request a careful pc
rsual Of the facts asset forth.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-03-13
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F. N. MARTIN, Sect'v.


February 9Th, at the residence Of Mr..
Fred. Cronkhite, bv W. Fl. Hartlv, Esq q.
J. +. SMITH and Miss s. y. WARREN.
ATTENDANTS,
Mr. Hamilton Smith 4 Miss Bette Hartley.
At the residence of the bride's mother,
by Rev. W. b. Lewis, Miss MELISSA De-
cELr.,of ~Brookhaven, and Mr. BEssoNErr,
Of Terry, Miss.
The above parties are we'll known in
Brookhavtn and each of them have
many friends here. The wedding was
not a surprise to any ous as it had long
been expected. In the loss Of Miss
Melissa, Brookhaven parts with one OF
her fairest daughters. We are glad to
know, however, that she has intrusted
her future destIny. to a strong arm and
brave heart. who will make her a model
husband. We hope their cup OF hap.
piness may always be full to overflow
ing with the many good things of life,
and that they may always be as happy
rs now.