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fish md trout, which wcro 10lN lower.
rrevlaus prices were hdhercd to. Now Cnlifpr.
nia sn1Mon ts In tho market and Ia 1Netod nt
sAo0 rcr u l,t1. l1,,ttcr wns nEnin dettso and
firm. Cheese was t,c Mt Hi Atlvnncc, s,,ll,crentn
bciuH luntclt Mt Nl Vnrt skim nj GxQE71tc.
Truro wns good .tr,nauh frr oils nt GENERALLY
steHiy nR,tros, Il Nc decline In cnrH1n being tho
only ctlangc nutct,. White lead WAS !to lower
now quoted Mt 8,i4?c.
f.u.nhcr WIS moderately active and hlcnhy.
Tho car9o offerings wcro larger. but buyers
were slNw to tHko hDld, tho ynrtf decks Hcnerailr
,ptuE full Of iunller. Common Rradcs ,wcro
firmly held Mt the ynrtls, ami sonlG firms nrc ask.
INK more for dimension. Wonl was r7sthor a,iict
md firm, tho country markets btfnR rerorscsl
stronger, AMI tho stock here Is AAiu 10
he light. Tho brt'on-cnrn market continues
tlnsl, nnd lower figures aru 11,Htod.
for forTnrsl delivery, md cash ofert1,Ka wero
scnsco md In sn,all request Tho Rnlcs of green
1rllta were itbcrn for tho first lay nf t,le week
Mt tho former rnngo of prices. Poultry whs
sirnt'y.
Lake fro,ghts declined 10 ,int1or FREQ nsrcruRs
OF Vessels. Ehnrters were tnadc ut 3lte TOR corn
and ~ for wheat to buffalo. ThcBo rntes aro
tho lowest yet paid this season.
l,n!l frcfRhts wern uuntcd stcady Mt nc for
provisions and ac ot grim to Now Ynrk. Qtota-
tnus on through forei4,, frclEhts wero sscntfy ut
hi!;o per 100 It's for .lotfr tn LtvcrIoo ha4c for
til, II (3nsgow dc for lnsll and ,nents to Liv.
erpool: anil 1ltc for tto to Antwerp.
Thu receipts of whcnt rcpartrl ycstcFtlny Mt
ChlrHgo, milwaukee,, St Louis. To1cdo, Rnd ltc-
trois aggregated 5S,0oo bu, mid tho shipments
~, 40 BIZ.
TIC following was tho movement OF produce
reported from New York Ycstc,1ny: Nccespts-
Flour, al,oi1 hrls; wheat, 4R 100 bl: cori', R, ,a0
hi; outs, 1000 lt; cor,.-n,eaI, 1s8 pkgs; rye.
h0 b,t mutt, 1.So0 hu: pork. :s urls; bcof, I'M
brls: cut mcnts 4,0tG pkgs; larl. sss"0 tcs;
whisky, 30 brss .-.
Esports-For forty-eight ho.trs-Ftnlir, 5000
brls; wheat, 3l 100 uu; corn, :0l,01 b.i; rye,
5000 In.
The following wero tho cxpnrta from the four
| len,ling cities Of tbs Atlantic scnboard for tho
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narkst WIS tirni at d small nlvansc. We nuw anon
lVS lbs. ~ '''''"'''~ "'
~rw vo,tr
NAn .u'.>' ooo ..,
NkW roMk; " a. IHy s,E n r,,n NJ; 1Ivnr
Viii Sarjr cj.runSe; urinnry III nxta aiivo stVers
&sG0Gi0a,, tit bulls, tstiN:5. 81 live weight; frum
sIsEEI'-nrceips, AtD. ,nukinr 10 20 foI tho wgnk
falr tt0mnnd nnh laERa business, with easier f1cl!1E
fur xeets and F!slnx tendency fer !Aaa she4. fh
4thH With fanEJ cSrirt stuck ttp tD H. III r Ol lbsi
lamts tSlht7Nt Including spvutni caE-luHIs Canafia
la,shs at &a:!4*9!s. ns.s rM !la. ~, ,oo ~ ., L
& & % H SIin, ,naHH ,is, ,n;tu r,Ins @ S3l
4? N ,,r nc! Hi III i.'. ~ " Aeo''* '' ~
% ~ Inn tyn entte md 7uo 1.-Two
hS1st ~ fh ,.nE ,...i s,t,TdMv Siyi tivn cntIIn
h;s n,Ht,,,r us,t auH i've sTep III Csrcassca nut
to"' anu ls' dTessea p,Rs.
HCFFAtN' ..,..
HCFYALo, 1uly observation-disclosures tn.dny. I'm
hcndi consigned! thrnstl. II! cars: market ;emaMa
falr reae hvit4ri E!iE H. sMp ck xuss sdEs enuM wv
- ctco steern s;HssaU - sDty txtsa oMesit'Es ins
y a, G'sd1nI fa d,fSr* H puSnS niIa5 bsshu9 21s
ss5: n1thn9 d9lnE T. ssSs!safs ,,..,. ,yp, ,.n-
aMEEp A%m "a LIN , nniT n, 1 St ,.im
sxhrd thr.!st y cnrs; ssrl He1net i 81 pd , a5 tx
G,t Min, rtinn III scu st,5gk; vnls i,it fI, HUa
roo hEssn. *il1el.k3; en0eS. tl.s.Eat;73i ca,nda
cafs, mersns stSnty, Vii, fnr usnsnd sa,ss ,ia,st
mixed Hi S1hG+.S's Ih1d to gh.es Snrk wol.hts. shA
ashuoi AeaSs As'a 1ed'hii, fAVps''''
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THE GN1uS TltEsT COMPANY IASK.
Northeast cnrnor atndEson md Dearhorn-ats-
cccLvcs savings deposits and allows interest
ntt,e rn.o Of ~ por cent subject 10 the ruas Of tho
bank. q. ~. WILSON, Cushlrr.
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TlS YEf.EfilktAl'fT.
MEM yf1lfk.

sptetat Dfspdfeh 10 The Ehteaao Trlbhnk
New YuRK, July lD.-To.'lay tho market has
l,cen struns hut 1t Is not true that anxious in-
vcsturs Ilru crowslInv tho bfGkers' 0t:cs With
orders to buy stocks which Investors would br
most likely 10 buy. II thcru wcrr any Investors
tHIyinX A1lythInE they nEe exactly those which
nre tho Ecs.st dealt ILL., nnd tho strength of tho
I1nrkct WIS confined to sticks which no prudent
investor would purchase Mt my ntfec. Tho
strength Of il stock to-llay WIS IN exact propDr-
tion 10 Its intrinsic vatuc. No ole carrl for
dividend. pnyinR stocks. hut II II strek rcpre-
in Drisk rpttesi, ll1ii ii It WIS oG which hl n
FUR cllflcc TT being wipcd ont byn foreclosure
or thrown Into tiiu l,auds OF lteeeiycr the d.
1nrluus. How lung, this peculiarly ,hnppy and
wI,oieso,ne s.ate # n;!afs WI! .!sr T. @ e.!r;
no,,t,ti,1 resrts ti!ay Come back IN tit,,u to 10
siorm beinfe tho eoausc, which il IL be ncxt II
ancz ssr 1t e " ',t 'hss is rDSyrs w k MI aSS ,S
eose of ihe market to-day tho oper,t.,rs seemed
Sec",,c hcsitI,ia ia 'I Thcro WIS sensts!i dill
,.css III mining sioeits. md II there still by my
very huivy builders o. thg RUf,Hrts stock who do
y GhEyssits Spsiux is t. i w1's Lt!is 81
10 tie Ifts.tfm .ts.uetattd Prtss.
New YoMk, 1uly lp.--Goscrn'ucnts strong, and
/ fsqQs1 bEf Eth M1HHCf.
| ltulrUAtl DuHls atrnnY.
| StnlG securities luls. .... .....
Thu stock market opened strong and bunynnt.
| and, under n heavy purchasing movement, thu
general list advnnccd X tn ~ per cent. Spccn.
latton continued s:rug In tone Until tho sccuiti
cent, WHICH wns. however. nArt!usty recovered In
the lnl tcMfli,xs, md tho tnmrkct cOsed ,rnlrri
| Nashville & Ghntta.,txsSN AeeltreA fsssM A7!1 tt
d5!i. rose to ~, md ruactcd to 87.s. Cltnlsl!
| Southern advanced frtt1 tia to B4:i unl Denver
X lilo ura,,,,n frpm 9f 9::f to w.
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ahnde henror, French, shado unator, Ar,,..,.
coast for urlore~Whsht vnry aulalI. No carsnne II
corn oner!nR 90 eoAae fur pat6. N's9aet
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The cargo market rus slow. About thirty vessete
arrived VI thu ducks And considerable cnt pnsscd
through. This yard docks meTo crowded with stHtt.
hpnco huyesH didn't nrpchr ut tho cargo mntket In
lurco, unit only mbOut enethtrd OF tho offerings waa
snld No change reported In prices. tho old onea
boipg ,n.L FOR tho stnT sud, md Mhat loft
hutl ut the figures. Following arc tho guUta-
, 1880-07-20

NiiEE'-Iiceuivetl s20: sa1oa TING lNst week. S!0.
tosn1 Inst week. a!la. *tpp, 1ast WS"k. ~ rs,s
pOur At s3t4W anl good ~ cxtrh At s.io4ha.s5 por
1tSk
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Muchly Married.
4 Remarkable Csss---Twslve Wives md
the Returns Not All In!

New York World.]
Clarence E. Davis, whose wives
are said to inhabit several Of the
States aud the British provinces
besides, has, it appears, made .
life mission Of piling up matrimo-
nial partnerships. incidentally hc
has been q commercial traveller.
He is now in trouble in Chicago,
where during the last week he has
had embarrassing public inter-
views with three ofhis wives, while
letters from unfortunate women in
most parts Of the country arc pour
ing IN GU tho authorities, claiming
a share Of him. He worked for a
firm Oh Duane street and callvnss-
cd for customers and wives. One
day the report was spread abroad
that besides supporting wiie'
formerly Louise Harold, Of Cincin-
natl, and an interesting baby he
had been married to Lizzie Won
| Hooscn, ofMalden Greene County
This complication led to Davis'a
imprisonment. His uncle, o well
| to.do citizen, bailed him, and Da'
! vis and his Bleeckcr street wife
| who, firmly believed that she wal
the first wife, left tho State. Th'
recent developments have showr
that Mrs. Harold Davis, instead Q
buing the first wife, was prott!
i we'll along in the list, perhap
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fsll Il state Convention.

- Democratic. Conservative
| ~ Executive Committee have
..-ad Thursday May 9th. at II
,i,.k. 4. NJ, in the city Of jack
sa.,t tho timc aud place for hold
q ! State Convention to appoint
S'sr,tss 70 tho national Dsm,'
.,.lis Convention, aud nominating
Presidential electoral ticket
N Democratic. 9. Conservative Gil, !.
-. Of Mississippi, irrespective Of
1ps political associations, ana
1,rences. who can unitc with us
! Z the effort for pure economical
= constitutional government are
ns,llslIy Invited to join IN sending
l1llsstes 10 the Convention. Tie
| lnis Of representation viii be tho
| - as heretofore tlxcd unless
s,Asrwise ordered BY by tho Con
walton, viz Each county viii o'
,.lIiled to double the number 0
a,lsgates that It has Representa-
."-..s.,"s ~. = ,.'s rsso,rmena saturday
M. a., ,,n.. wh,c,,
~ ''.'. IT.. ~ s,.s,s no,, ,ha,r Con
.,. NJ v""".s' ...,..,;m, lo,evo,e. |.
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WrIght's Orange Durham
Smeklug Tebncco IL the best.

Not long ago. in q provincial
theatre, u baritone made q fright
ful croak. Kisses aud laughter III
the audience. Then the artist
cainc gravely forward and aaluted
tho audience: " Gentlemen, ! dis.
cover that l have Issued . false
note. | Withdraw II from circula-
ton"
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otraysd o. Stolen.
From Hartford Plantation, a
j louse oolored Mule,

Loil oye OUT. NIL libcrallv re-
ward any ono returning said ant
nal % mo- james Archer.
Tho Emperor Williams eighty
third birthday was celebrated OH
The 22d.
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Tho Grand Shereef 6f Mecca has
been assassinatcd by a Pcrsian fa-
natic. dressed ns a Dervfsh. The
agitation among the husselmans
Oh account OF tho crime Is faid to
be intense.
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"Oh, mother, may | go aud play
fifteen ?" "No, no, my dearest
daughter; It's the biggest fraud
TINT ever was seen. Go draw the
washing water "--and the length
Of tho fair daughters countcnance
was expressive Of the great length
Of time it would take her to solve
tho puzzle.
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The Isthnas Canal.



The isthmus is . heavier tax on
the industry of mankind than is
either war or famine. A few miles |
Of oozy quag'nire and jungle.
breeding pains and fevers and serv-
ing lazy negroes for q squatting
ground. impress their mark on
every bale Of goods between the
Old and largo part of the New
World The engineers, headed by
| NJ. de Lesseps, have planted the
standard Of rebellion against this
| iuconvcnicnt geographical fact.
In these times Of stagnation NJ. dc
Lesseps might have failed, but he
has relieved himselfof. half the re-
sponsibility BY shifting the burden
of assent on the United States. out
Of whose opposition hc has fash
ioncd q weapon to subduc Them to
his purpose. NJ. de Lesseps offers
to tho world a boon greater than
the Sucz Canal. Ifitnow DO re-.
jectcd in the form he proposes he
| will be able to argue that II is be-
cause Of American jealousy. Most
patriotic Americans must feel that
their country cannot Withhold ON
ssltish grounds from the rest OF the
world and from themselves tho
benefit promised by a stranger
without assuming tho liability in
his stead. In the view Of most
| American citizens Monroe the
doctrine is a law Of nature.
Il is now propoundcd that BY the
Monroe doctrine a canal through
the isthmus ut Panama, or Nicara'
; qua, or any other ithiEns whicl
| shortcns the distance between th'
D American continent and Europe
2 Is virtually part Of tho coast lint
0 or tho United States. Grca
D Britain may congratulate hersel
) that the Caledoniam Canal is al
j. ready dug. for It might otherwis
q give rise to International conipl
II cations.
/. "Thc Monroe doctrine, even !
o It's most restricted shape, WI
:. never admitted into the law I
!, nations. Its present application
/. claim of indefinite suzeraiht
o from Mexico TO Patagonia. Thro
q out his vast region til" goveri
:. ment OF Washington exercises !
at power and acknowledges NJ du'
10 to The populations whic's inl'ae
:, It. Europe could not recogn'xc
T. graluiotus u demand. An into
a. ocenn canal would for Q, cry pro
~ ,ical purpose form as much or
little part of the European as
!. the United States coast line. j
y. while Europe cannot co'lcedc t
y bae principle asserted by I
President and the Select Comm
y tee there Is no objection to
United States acquiring all
power 1t wants BY subscribing
IN. necessary capital. All that Euro
wants is the black earth, which
world regards as it might a sunk
ship In the ,Medway or Loire, t
should be cleared nway. That
we United States, by furnishing mol
nv. y :. should obtain u special right
" watch over the safety and pes
nc ably use Of the new channel
what Europe and particuls
90 Great Britain, most desire; but
10 O' world is entitled TO ask the Uni
. o. "a ~ States to make up Its mind cit
rs % 10 let M. dc Lcsseps do tho tn
70 &c himself, with the resources at
20 20 ~ ~ command, or to charge thcmscl
&C co with the task"
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.rv HALF.YEARLY AND
s.sIY ADVERTISEMENTS,
....tetl for at liberal Rates.
.sscuNcIN0 CANDIDATES:
e,.le and District Offices, $lo
ccunty Odices ~
Ssat Oficcs: .
.'',.rs from transient customers
NJ a. written. for job work
.s.,s,sinx. or subscription. must
:. ..esmpsnied by the cash. Ae.
..r-ss Of regular customers que
~ rrescnted tho LIST OF each
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Capt. HessvH muey, of Boston,
died reccntly;sged 90 years. lie
was In tho fight between the Shan
non aud the esepeake.
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COURT TERHs--4th DISTRICT
cIRcurr COURT.

u. r AhA-lAA44-a
L. W. Clarke, Dist. Attorney
Coahoma county-Begins on the
4th Monday of February and the
LIST Monday Of October aud may
continue IL judicial days.
Bolivar coun;y-Begins on the
2nd Monday of March, and the Srd
Monday of October and may con-
tinue Is judicial days.
Sunfiower county-Begins on
the srL Monday after the 2ud Nom
day Of March, and on the 3rd Mon
day after the 3rd Monday Of Octo-
ber and may continue II judicial
days.
Sharkey eounty-Begins on the
5th Monday after the 2nd Monday
Of March and the 5,h Monday af-
ter the 3rd Monday Of October and
may continue ~ judicial days.
Issaqucna county-Begins ON tho
7th Monday after the 3nd Monday
Of March, and the 7th Monday Al
| ter the Srl Monday Of October and
may continue l2 judicial days.
Washington county-Bcgtns ON
the 9th Monday after the 2nd Mon
day Of March, and the 9th Monday
after tho Srd Monday Of Octobcs
and may continue 30 judicial days
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The Original Tongue.


. 4
When a party OF clcrgymen get
together. with not too many lay {
men within hearing, they some-
times become as merry party as
so many members ofany other pro-
fession. The clergymen OF New
York as a rule. are not to be beaten
in the telling of a good story. A
number of them were gathered to-
gether one evening last week,
when one member Of the party
told an ahecdotc OF . minister IN
search OF a charge that Is certainly
worth presenting asa good story
and perhaps as an example OF how
such things are sometimes done.
This minister had been invited TO
preach as u candidate in q little
rural church in Northern Pennsyl-
vania, where the members; ai-
though only on par with the most
distant churchs, like to flattcr them
so'ss' 'ma' nv w." ~ ~.
P.'''" .:.,,s,.. ,,., an ola
p'aos' 's ~ Ia soma
''e''e.' '''s .. ,,,;.,hhor.
cAp0'''"'' - 49,. v. ..,,;y.
noou' ""o :" ., go :. vii,
'.1"' 'v". ' 80. .a ,h.,, ,v;,,
'''"'o '" % . r..v s,rar,
s's ~"
man. ,, ,n.,.. ~.
Ahc'o "as '.''.o '''. 49,,
way u 'n' '"'n','o' s-s -.
nea.''s /" uos' " .4a'' M ',.s
lor nc n"c" ~ '"o'so'
s''s, ~ ~ f .a.., ~
preac" " nus :" r. w ...,.o
: 'no c"''s'1s' w.,s, - vol,
a " "''v' A"s sp. ,ho..
!. ~ he VI" 1S"s''s"' 800. =
D "c'o '"' ivy ~ W.. /.
u Hus" NY sn,"s .sS !.
/ aau s,' "',e'' 49, 80 s..,,,..,rs
: iu',oussS ..,,,'' 'e h.a,h rsr
: a'N ,"'' 49,, "s 80, T., a..
o mrs ,.. 1oe. '''s""' :, 49,. - :. .,a o.;.,
y "."u'"s'o ..... .,r..n;,,
, ~, ..sD.S" Nv. 'I .;'' ..s'a !, ~ yor
9 ."'. '...e ...n..,.o..i /,
u - .'.. '"'. !, s '.s.a G ~, .av. ,,,.un ,he
= .."s":' - ..., .,.,..d Win m,
= p@.'1s -, .,',.., - ,..or.d !. oocI
!" soo' ~ .s',.,,a .....av.I !.
= v'. .', M 49,. .,.'.,,,, ss.. ..rh.t,
+ s'o"s" -, ~ 49,. ,.,,,., - F. ,.,u
:, - wo want.
:. Presently tho minister who "a,
hv I'm l,,ks of his hearcrs that h
- ha.l made a hit. come upon a,lotlAe
i ....o,,a that cnuLl no: bo co,
!. rectlv rendered in English. '.ThI
,s nos..von y snid he has 10 be read |
- .ho nr, y,no, 10 hc nnnreciatcd. /
:, .u,ho lonouaves there Is none
.no,, ~ .vh,ch the meaning can b
i, ~ vol, cxnressed ns In Greek.
-. ,,,,,, ...d vou tho vcrsc IN Greek
and ogo,.. he uaye them u Ion
- 49, we,sh soutonce Again tho dc
-. cons nodded approyiugly. and b
foye lonv tho minister found
roccossorv N rend n verso IN Int
=. Ton that his hearers might unde
~ .,o,a a ,horouyhlv . and ga
,.or . ,;,,,a more Walsh.
,. 49,
=. ,.,', A's,, ."s i, ,;,,.,e. "a
ny '"oo'", !, s",, ~ s snaas H. sor,.
''e "pp~ao"'' wy -. 49,. :.
,oo ~, 'no's"' =. .'..as "."s ~ .,.aa !.
~ o"0 "o'e '"'s .o.1 = :,
a''. e."s.'' ..'.. .,a,..,,o ~
: -, = ga" ''... ~ d., !, ..o,her of,h,
''. s''J'''' ..,.. D"' 49,. s,,o..,,
'n'' "a ,"s'as., 's,.,;on M .rS + will ron,
'., -, =, I'M t,hal,aic IN wh
- r.. ..,.a |;
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.nvERIISING RATES.

-:..t Advertising, O"0
ss.' enc Insertion, VI ;oQ 9
i1.s.ss:. Insertion 4. 70
~ 'Lessi notices. which are
Sssder this head, due ON
~ last publication. No
,rurrished until paid for; %
r., - srd local notices in the
~ - of advertisements, anu
...r articles same price, per,
: :,ticles and notices charged
,erding to their nature.
s...mers will please give ex-
! h Sirections, OF length OF time
,1Ilieation Of advertisements
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COUNTY orFICIALs.


MxsDxns or TnE HOARD or srrskvisons.
First District---A. W. wICk1lFFE.
Second District--.w.'M wORTHINGTON.
Third District. HAMLET GREEN
Fourth District -Jno II AfcCutchen
Finh Dlstrict---P. N. ALExANER
Regular meetings aro held by tho
Board Of Supervisors on the 1st
Mondays Of january, March, July
August, and October, and may
continue in session 4 days and me-
longer.
Members Of Legislature
JOHN W. SHIELDS,
PETER MITCHELL
Senator from goth District.
W. s. ANDERSON
W, Il. Hunt, Sheriff.
G NJ johnson. Chancsry Clerk.
W. N. werlcs, Circuit Clerk.
Jno + Tinlsy County Treasurer.
John Newsom, Assessor
3. Archer, School Superintendent.
Town OFFICIALS.
Mayor, n. VALIANT
Councilmen
JOHN W. WARD, JOHNp. YiNLAY
U. W. l.. WALKER, L. lIExTER.
Clerk, n. Picard
Treasurer, Theodore Pohl
City Marshal, W X. 0ildart
street suuersisor. W. Il. Harvey
The Town Council--mcets OH
the lst Tuesdays of each month.
, Board Mississippi Lsvss Commissioners
Regular Meetings second Mondays
Of January aud July.
COMMISSIONERS.
8 W. FERGUSON, President.
: y y wor'S'osion, wxsssSsosi washington County.
\. 7 r. r"sinn, miiIs,r. Bolivar County
r, W. Ilayes, lssaqnena county.
Eugene Clarke, shnrkey county
W. A. Eyerman Secretary and Treasurer
4 g. Anderson Engineer
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Regular New OFIeRn and GFeeI
willie Packet.
]. NJ. WHITE

G. Holmes, Master Gaines CLERK
o. Leaves Now Orleans for
M G reemviIle every THURS
DAY at s p. m. leaves Gr6envillo
for New Orleans every SUNDAY
~ This line reserves the right to
pass Landings that tho Captains
may consider unsafe. Passengers
10 New Orleans make lightning
time, avoiding ltnilrond delays and
expense. The fare and general nc
coinodati0ns, cannot becxccllcd.
Their boats do not run here on.
IL throuRh. .the cotton season; but
oloo7N~ the duh mouthe, %
: .',9 se''xss .''.' .1s|
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DISTRICT or Mass.

Roi,t. A. 1IIll, Judfe.
Geo. \. swanns Clerk'
Sessions commence In Jackson ~ the lth
Mondays Of June nnd January.
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Rate q Taxation

For convenience ofrefcrcncc, we
herewith publish o tabular state
ment Of State, Levee and Town
taxes.
ExrRAcr OF PRIVILEGE TAxEs
Law 1879.
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on eaoh stors stock under y, ,0Oo..... ~ W
o. sseh store stock Of u, ,OOOto ., ,5OO.. 10 oc
o. ssch store stock Of -, 800 to 8, 900. ia o.
On sseh store stock ofo6, 900 to 900. =. 70 %
D. eoeh stoss stock Of q 900 to elO 900. .9S 90
o. eoeh store stock Of elo,o to u, ,oco,. 80 &c
On seeA store stock Of ol9 900 to IS 900. .s6 co
On ssch store stock ofel5 900 10 20 COO. no co
On esch store stock Of e2o OOo to % ,OoO.. &C co
On ssch store stock Of e2s, 900 to 81, ,oOt. 60 %
On eeeh store stock IS ,ooOto 80, 900. .luO oc
On eoeh store stock over tto. OOo.. .......ls0 0o
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STATE TAX 1879.

Leyee construction tax, one-quar-
ter cent per pound Oh ,otton.
On oil property, real and personal,
On I'd valoreln tax Of 3 mills.
For $40 cent bonds.v ono cigth
cent per pound on cotton, and
two and one.hal fcents per acre OIL
4 1or ss5 cent bonds" " five cents
pes acro on land.
1audAmus 1-3 ct. por acre on land
County and Town taxes arc
levied Arst Monday IN September
annually.
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U. s. CIRCUIT coUsr.

Robt. A. Hill, Judge.
Geo. +. Swami, CleSk
Terms begin In jackson on The lot. Non
days In May and November.
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JUDGES Or THE SUPREME COURT.
J. Y. George, Chief Justice, H II Chslnes
!. A. r. Campbell, AssocsAtes.
Clerk, Oliver Ci'Isou'
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cHANCERY COURT.

Ol ~ ~ ~ INV w ~ - -
W @ nIElrs Chancellor.
Issaqucna county-Dcgins on tho
first Monday Of April aud October
aud may continue six judicial
days.
Washington county-Bcxlns on
tho second Monday Of April and
October and may continne cigh-
teen judicial days.
+ Bolivar county-BegiMs on tho
lst Monday ofMay and November
and may continue twelve judicial
days.
Coahoma county-Begins on tho
Sd Monday Of May aud November,
and may continue twelve judicial
days
Sunflowcr connty-Begins on tho
| LIST Monday Of June and December
Of each year, and may continue
six judicial days.
sharkey county, Begins On the
Cd Monday Of June and December
Of each year, and may continue
six judicial days.
supRnMn CoURr.
Terms Of Supreme Courtroom
mcncc on the Srd Mondays Of APP
ril aud October.
JUDGES Or THE SUPREME COUNT.
j. 4, George. Chief Justice, n u Cha1neu