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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-29
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- WORK DEPARTHkNT at the FAIR ~ a
Sivtt<s- on Thurscay.s LADY,S DsDUBLt- 4SsD
ssnss.D WATCH, John q. Hyde's rons, E.ondOn,
sesn,s2 Liberal rexaid If left al the Chs Ser
se-nrs cece. &C 2a1lts
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sAyx MONEY by having your printing Done ~ 'ne
DlsrATcu PRiNTISo-housE. Geoo "o'A' ""
prices, ana sztislxction guaranteed
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Premiums Awarded.

Quick h9ht-draft horses, four-year old stallions-
First premium TO 6. W. Palmer, OF Saltyille
second premium 10 Alexander Kerr. Esq.
Tnree-year OLD stations First premium 10 Mrs.
John Wright; second premium TO +. w. Chies, OF
Louisa county.
John Wright; secOud premium TO &. V. Temple,
Esq.
One: year old-First premium to j. L. Caring
ton, Esq.
Brood. .Hares
Four-yeaI old msres-f1rst premium to A. p &
nj. Is. Rowe; second premium toJ. l.. Darlington,
ksq.
Ieree-year old nIly-First premium TO A. NJ.
Birch, Esq.,; second premium 10 H. V. Thomas, ESQ.
Two-year old DIly-first BremiRm 10 j. l.. Car
finglon, Esq; second premium 70 n. V. Thomas,
Best p.ir Of horses, accustomed to be driven ss
second premism TO w. ID. Adams, of Lynchburg,
single driving horses--First premium TO Thomas
Jeferson, Waynesboro', Va.
Horses, General Utility.
Sisilions four years old-First premium 10 j. W.
Early. Esq secsnd premium, W. A. Rnf, OF Lex
Three- ycar.oI s.ntire colts-First premium TO y
W. Hexlin. OF Aisemarle; second premium TO N.
Iaycdn. Esq.
Two gear old-Fl-st premium to q. y. Nuckols :
second preminm tof. l.. Carringfoa, Esq.
One year old-Firsf premium 10 Jsmes Patterson I;
second premium 70 " J. Pneket, Esq.
foai OF lSS0-First premium awarded 10 Mr.. A.
d. Bowmsn, or Augusta county. fcr besstifni
colt sired by the thoroughbred horse Robiu Adair.
dud out OF us sdduie ~ are Belle. winner Of rsf
premium In her class. Toe opinion Of the commit
tee was unapmous that tiis colt, In .,oint OF mef
Was unsurpassed.
rour-yesr-old brood msre-Firs, premium To
James Daily, Esq. second premium TO }. l.. Car
rington. Esq.
Two-year-old Gily-First pfeIpium 10 w. A. Rnf.
or Lexington, Va; second premium 70 ]. A.. jones'
: one-yssr. 0id hly-tirst premium TO A. u. q U.
b. Rowe. for Oily Jessie.
SautA-Dowa Shssp.
!, Buck. two years old-tirst premium. 70 A.. II.
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WANTS.

WASrED, A GOOD HOUSE-sER-
SANT: one accustoGed 10 use sewing -taa-
e enlne- Asenence required. Apply at 1911 Ress
biTttt. 2n-2rS
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1880-10-13
4 New Author.

Stedman, whose has become a household
word all over this section, has determined
to hand down his name to posterity, and has
therefore written and published book, con-
tanning facts for the people Among other
things of general interest, hs says that it is
a fact that he sells his goods cheaper than
anybody else-that be has made a succ ess-
full fight against high prices by the use OF
printers ipk-that he has buyer in the
North who attends all the bankrupt sales,
and buys his goods at half price-that he
lets the people know these facts through the
medium of the press, and that his immense
sales enable him to sell cheap. The most
important fact contained in his book is that
''the credit business has nearly ruined Mis-
sissippi." As an author, Stedman is a sue
cess, though his book is distributed gratui-
tously,-Rrapdon Republican.
Another important fact is, that his little
book was printed at home. Stedman does
4or advertise in The CLARION, but we
happen to know that be pays large amount
of money annually for printers ink, and he
says It pays. He gets his business from
Jackson and the surrounding country, and
gives the Jackson printers an opportunity Of
printing his books, bill-heads, etc.
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57th 1rississfppi.

This volume of our State Reports embra-
ces all the cases decided By the Supreme
Court at the October term 1879. and the
last term. The Court has wisely deter
mined to require all the cases decided at
the October term and the April term follow
ing put in one volume, if possible, to be
ready for distribution before the next
October term. Under this requirement,
the Reports will not be 50 rapidly multi
piled. and the decisions can be readily
kept up with
Including the index, the 9TH contains
nearly one thousand pages One hundred
and eighty-nine cases are reported. more
than double the average number In the
Reports prior TO the I'D. This is due to
the fact that the opinions are nearly all
short Ia this day of crowded Libraries
and overworked lawyers it is refreshing TO
read opinions that are clear, concise and to
the point Few books contain more good
solid law than is found in this volume.
Mr.. Brown has done his part of the work
50 as to sustain his we'll established reputa-
ton as a most careful and competent Re-
porter 1 ne cases are lukSiilgcHtiN StdbCAs
and the head notes, 50 far as examined,
contain clear aud accurate syltabi of the
cases.
The writer will take the liberty of sug
costing that it would be be tier to state at
the head of each page what it contains, as,
for instance Statement of Case-Brief for
Appellant-Opinion of the Court
In the index where one title is referred to
under another, the reference should be di-
rectly to the page in the book. This plan
is followed in indexing the late volumes of
the American Reports and it saves time and
labor
The printing, binding and material of the
book seem to be firstclass. The publishers
ire Little, Brown q Co.
If the volume is equal in every respect to
he 9th Mississippi, by the same Reporter
md publishers we have two law books as per |
ect, perhaps, as any ever printed
The next volume will be reported by Mr..
de mingway.
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A Word to the AFFLICTED.

The most miserable human being in the
world is that person suffering with a shaking
chill or burning fever. The joys of life are
but misery to his mind, and he longs for u
balm to restore him to health. The cure is at
hand for every sufferer, The greatest of all
medicines. CUBAN CHILL Tonic the Great
| West Indies Fever and Ague Remedy, cures
Chills and Fever, Billiousness and Liver Com
plant every time. 1t blots out disease car
ries off malarial poison, and restores the suf-
ferer to Health, Strength and Happiness
Try CUBAN CHILL Tonic, the Great West In
dies Fever and AgUe Remedy, if you suffer
with Chills and Fever and be cured. Take no
other medicine. CUBAN CHILL Tonic will cure
you and give your Health. Get a bottle from
your druggist Go to r. R. Ledbetter and get
bottle and try it.
PARKER's Sant1nine Worm Lozenges are
the best of all Worm Medicines, Thousands of
mGthers, all over the land give their children
PARKERs Santanine Worm Lozenges. Tr
them, at tt, r. Ledbetters, jackson, Miss.
WILHoFF's FEVER AND AGUE Tonic, the old
reliable remedy, now sells at One Dollar.
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Members OF the Masonic MHiua' beneh'
Association are hereby notified OF the Hollow
ing deaths
No. s-Bro. J. A. Tibbs Of Morton LQdg
No. 2j4 Morton, Mississippi, who dieh 'u'y
Is. 1880
No Bro. Perry Crss % Bolivar Lodke
No 9lO BenIah. Mississippi, who died Septem-
Der II, 1870. ,geo
Failure 10 pay above by November z. Ao39t
e.-ea;ts r7aunbership and am claims 90 Benei
Fund. All certificates dated subsequent -
July Is are only liable Tor No. Q.
ar In RENTING please give me nulnp
Of your certificate; also, fun post-omce III
dress, including county. Register yonf iettrl..
or send by postal order. Several remltt4l...
entrusted to the mail. IN the Ordinary "-y'
have either been lost or stolen
Oct. q 1e8O-4w.
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A RICHARDsOA & BROTHER.
PRINTS, cents per yard.
Best A SEA ISLAND, at 9 cents.
! Dozen Towels for GO cents.

LOUISIANA SASH, Door AND BLIND
FACTORY The number of first-class es
adjustments in New Orleans, that desire to
extend their business in Mississippi, by
advertising in The CLARION, has not failed
to attract the notice of our readers We
add to-day the card of Roberts K Co.'s
Louisiana Steam Sash, Blind and Door
Factory, and call the particular attention
of contractors and builders to the great
capacity of this house for the prompt fill
ing of all orders sent them, however varied
or extensive. They guarantee all their
work to be superior in finish and design to
any Northern or Western Factory, the
goods being manufactured of material,
adapted to and of designs suitable for the
Southern climate. Messrs. Roberts & Co.
have for years been doing an extensive
business with Mississippi, but as they are
constantly increasing their capital and
facilities, they are wisely invoking the aid
of printers ink to make known what they
can do. and in their card which We publish
''the half has not been told"
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WIN You Believe III

WoMAE's BEsF FRIEED.-To relieve the aoh
ing hearts of woman. and bring joy where
sorrow reigned supreme, is a mission before
which the smiles of kings dwindle into utter
insignifcance. This is the peculiar province
Of Brad6eld's Female Regulator, which, from
its numberless cures, is appropriately styled
''Woman's Best Friend The distressing
complaint known as whites, and VARIOUS ir-
regularitiss of the womb, to which woman is
subject, disappear like magic before this won
derful compound Ply sieians prescribe il.
NEAn MAnnErrA. Ga, March u, 1870.
Some months ago bought bottle Of Bra8-
fields Female Regulator, and used ii in NV
family with the utmost satisfaction have
recommended It 10 three families and thew
hare found il &c be Just Wha1 il oIaimsd. Tie
females who have used the Regulator are nov
in peFfeel health, and able q attend their
household duties
REV r. H. JOHNSON.
Dr. Bradheld, Prop. Atlanzs. Ga. Pries.
q 20 psr bottle. Sold bE Exn0x LkmEx. Jack.
son. Miss.
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G. E. Hooker,

Democratic nominee for Congress in the
Fifth Congressional District, will address his
fellow citizens, at the following times and
places, to wit:
Brookhaven, Lincoln county, Saturday,
October 10.
Monticello. Lawrence county, Monday, Oc-
tober Is.
Williamsburg, Covington county, Wednes-
day. October 20.
Westville Simpson county, Friday, Oct. q
Beauregard, Copiah county, Saturday, Oct.
%
Jackson, Kinds county, lat night, Saturday,
October 80.
A fair division of time will be given all op-
posing candidates for Congress, at any or all
of the above appointments.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1880-10-13

THE SUPREME CoURT-This week con-
cludes the reports of decisions rendered by
the Supreme Court at the last term, except
some which may be found in the 57th
Mississippi, and others that are of no
general interest. The Court convenes next
Monday, when the docket of the First
District will be taken up.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1880-10-13

The Headquarters for Kid Gloves Is Rich
ardson s Brother, who are agents for the
celebrated Imperisl' and . Glooe brands,
with the q Foster p" Patent Fastners. Every
pair Guaranteed perfect, in color and quality.
or money refunded. Prices ranging from soc
to 81 per pair.
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or chuck-luck, only using large balls for die,
throwing them through large wooden
bowl" The ground" Of the Association
are at the service Of Mr.. Duke, but ii would
not be healthy for him toeneounter the
provisions Of the New Code ON games of
chance"
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As may be seen every day by the most casual
observer of humanity, our streets and high
ways; some walking briskly, talking gaily
and laughing heartily, the living impersona-
tons of good health; whilst others appear
languid, tired, disturbed, and unkind.
He naturally reverts to the cause of such a
difference, and finds that the latter suffer from
some lesion of the liver kidneys or spleen, or
from some OF the other internal yiscera, pro-
ducing an indifference as to what becomes of
them; whilst the former bloom in health and
have a smile for life's troubles by judiciously
using the HOME STOMACH BITTERs, For sale
by Byron Lemly, Jackson, Miss.
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L. g. S. VIRDEN.

"GooD FOR MAN OR EAsT."-This may,
in truth be said of Masters Healing Oint-
ment. Our townsman, Geo. w. Masters, is
the proprietor. Although he has made no
special efforts to put this invaluable COM
pound on the market, it has steadily grown
in favor, and the general verdict is that the
ointment accomplishes all that is claimed
for it. The infirmities of the flesh for
which it is a specific, and directions for its
use, are set forth in our advertising columns
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1880-10-13

STANDARD WoRKs.-From Messrs. I. X.
Funk & Co, New York, we have three more
of the Cheap Standard series. Pulpit Ia
ble-Talk," by Edward B. Ramsay price
ten cents "The Bible and Newspapers -
price fifteen cents. "And Lacon, or Many
Things in Few Words" addressed to Those
Who Think, by Rev. C. G. Cotton, A. NJ. !;
price twenty cents. These are all frst-ciass
works and should have wide circulation
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Masonic Mutual Benft Association.
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
HOLLY srnISos, Oe.. j, j.

OWING to the fact that many notices OF
" Assessments Nos AID z pavnbIe before
September 3Oth, failed ~ rehch members "a
the Association notite. Is hereby given that no
member indebted for said assessments VIII pc
1ropped uni ~ after 2jth inst The assessments
are for RYo. +. ~ Sargent. 1hO died at macon,
july >, and Bro. y. d. Matthews, who died 80
holly Springs, July llth-
n future Assessment Notices Will De pnn-
lisbed ia tux CLARIGE-the publishers nay
ing kindly agreed 70 do 50 free ~ charge
L. b. MOSBl, Secretary
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Local and Miscellaneous Items.
The New Code.

The Secretary of State has forwarded, BY
express, to the several Circuit Clerks in thi,
State. for distribution to the several officer.
entitled thereto, the Revised Code of 1880
Circuit Clerks will see who are entitled to
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1880-10-13

The advertisement of the American Shoe
Tip Company. rhich appears in another
column, is Of the greatest Importance to pa
rents. Read it. and learn how 10 save money
Ask your shoe dealer for these goods
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New Goods

OUR MoTTo Is NOT TO BE UNDERsoLI
CALL AND EXAMINE.
You will ind the largest and best selected
stock of Dry Goods, Notions, Clothing, Shoes
Hats, Underwear, Cloaks and Dolmans, and
almost any other article that can be found in
any establishment in the State quite as low
and lower than those who boast so much about
low prices.
CLOTHING A SPECIALITY.
l.. s. S. VIRDEN.
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MARRIED.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. On Tuesday Sep
TENDER 30 h. at , clock P. N. at the residence
of the brides father, Mr.. J. r. Ainsworth by
the Rev. Daniel Lofin, Mr.. D B. Williams to
Miss Matte L. AinswOrth.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1880-10-13

STATE OF Mississippi, KINDS COUNTY,
MAYORS OFFICE,
JACKSON October g. 1880

JACKSON, October ., 1880.
| WHEREAS, A t a meeting of the Board o.
/ w Mayor and Aldermen of the City Of Jack
son, held MONDAY, SEPTEMBER q, 1880 ca LED
! by the Mayor upon application of petitioners
TO submit the proposition for subscription to
the capital stock in the jackson, YazOO City
and Arkansas City Railroad to the amount OF
/ One Hundred Thousand Dollars in accord
ance with Section Six of the Act of the Legis-
! lature Incorporating said Railroad, approved
| March 9Th, 1880: II was ordered that the cleo
| ton be held on TUESDAY, the I'd day of Novem-
ber 1880 at the several voting precincts in
the City of Jackson, at which the proposition
to subscribe One Hundred Thousand Dollars
in bonds of the said city to the capital stock
eff the Jackson, Yazoo City, and Arkansas
City Railroad, shall be submitted to the quail
fed voters of said city. The said proposition
shall be voted upon follows, via ''FOr Sub
scription,' Against Subscription"
Now, THEREFORE,, |, JOHN MCGILL, May
or of the City OF jackson, do Issue this my
proclamation, giving notice that Special
Election win be held in this city on the
LIST Tuesday, the I'D Day Of November, A. D. 1880.
The said election will be held at the follow
ing places, and by the following named In
spectors and Clerks
In THE NORTH WARD, AT No. ENGINE House.
INspEcToRs-D NJ. Wilkinson, Austin Morgan,
Smith Robinson.
CLERKs-Thos. ]. Wharton, Jr VIM NJ Mas
sic.
SoUTH WARD, MAYORS OFFICE, Cry HALL
INsPECFoRs-1no. M. Smylie, H. V. Barr II.
L. Muller.
CLERKs-Austin Nicely, Ed Muller.
WEST WARD, AT WEST JACKSON No. l Ey.
CINE HOUSE.
INsPEcToRs-H. F. Cliugaa, NJ. NJ. Mcleod
J. n. fuller.
CLERKs-W. IL. Smallwood J. 4. McMackin.
Given under my hand and the Seal
Il. S. of the City of Jackson, this 9th day
of October, A. D., 1880
[Signedl
JOHN McGILL, Mayor
Attest:
HAREIs BARKsDALE, City Clerk
0ct13 'S0-3w
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Z - z ,
scatter

JUST brought from New York: Fine Watches
Ladies' Sets, Rings, Lockets, Bracelets
Chains, etc, etc, in superabundance; select
ed with care at the very best factories. Also, s
choice lot of solid, pure Silver Teaspoons
A car load of best Clocks and fine Meride1
Silver Ware on the way
bought cheap and will sell cheap
oct6 S0-3t. SEprrER.
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FuLC line Of Gents and Boys Clothing, Gents
furnishing goods The best UnlaundFied
Shirt in the city for one dollar
A. NIRDEs-
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just Received by A. Virden-

300 pieces new fall Prints, in latest designs.
Full line of Cotton and Wooden Flannels.
Imported Cashmeres-from SOC. to 81.
Line of Dress Goods, from l0c. to SOC. pr. yd.
Prettiest line of Ladies' Silk Handkerchiefs
in the city.
Beautiful line of Ladies Neck Wear.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1880-10-13

GENTS TO SOLICIT FOR HANC0CK.8
A presidential Campaign Charts. htht
1T~r1ftI - SOCIAL AND BuaINEss koHns. rnN
On. NAPnEx's FAMILY RnEsIQItN.
Liberal. Address II. M. STRONG
sep15 60-lm, Dalaei A4
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1880-10-13

The finest line of HAND MADE ZEPHYR
WORK ever brought to Jackson, at
RICHARDSON & BROTHER
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WIILIANI LOWE,
ENGINE FOR SALE.

1Gx 10 Portable Engine on wheels. Price
i 1900 %
sspZ1 sow. BROUGHER & BROWNE.
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Knann HOW Il i HlmselE.

Col. Frantz in Brandon Republican.
Praise or sspufgs man in every issue OF
your paper for twenty years, and he viii
think you are toleFably clever fellow, pro-
Vided Won don't oha1ae him anything i0F
HI. but lust intimate once that he ID mot .
Solomon, snd he Il your enemy for life.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1880-10-13

SO PREVALENT and so fatal has consump-
ton become, that everywhere dreaded as
the great scourge of humanity and yet, in
plants may be readily relieved and con-
trolled by resorting promptly to DIR. Jayne's
Expectorant, a curative specially adapted
to soothe and strengthen Bronchial tubes,
allay inflammation, and loosen and remove
all distractions 1t is a certain remedy for
Asthma, and also for Coughs and Colds.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1880-10-13

List of Letters remaining in the Post-ofice
at Jackson, Kinds county, Miss, for the week
ending October Il, 1880:
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1880-10-13

A VIRBEN still has exclusive control of the
celebrated Ziegler make of shoes. Every pair
is sold under full guarantee
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Importaut to Retailers of Powder 4 Slot.

We have just completed our Ammunition
Magazine. Capacity, 500 kegs. We buy from
first hands and can sell you at New Orleans
or Vicksburg prices.
at ROBINSON, STEVENS & Co.
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The Contrast is Striking

HAMBURG and Swiss Embroidery TorchOn
and Lanquedoc Lace. AT A. VIRDEN's.
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The finest line of Underwear The nobbiest
Searfs. The prettiest T.es. The latest shapes
in Collars and Cuffs, and the best Half Hose.
At RICHARDSON 4 BRorHER
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A FULL line Of Cords, Girdles and Spikes
Beaded and plain, in all colors,
At RICHARDSON BROTHER.
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LETTER LIST.

Buy the Old Hickory Wagon from
A. VIRDENs
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The latest styles In Dress Goods, with all
the new effects, and At less price than any
other house in the city,
AT R4cHARDsox s BRorHEn.
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100 Dozen

100 Dozen
Bale Of Pure Linen Towels, bright blue Dor
ders Sc by Is inches size, offered an i'm
mense bargain at 10 cents each in any guam
tity. ROBINSON, STEVENS & Co.
Halls Tomatoes in , and pound cans.
Columbia river Salmon.
Okra aud Tomatoes pound cans, at
ROBINSON. STEVENS 4 80.
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OF the last named item. two pumps and fix
lures were lost on the steamer City of VIeks-
burg, when she sunk in the Mississippi river
Mr. Spengler, Chairman. reported two
petitions in relation 10 streets, which we're
recommftted.
Mr. ChnEan novel that the committee also
consider the pracfieab.lity of extending
Pascagoula street from the railroad west TO
Gallatin street Carried
The petition of Fl. Muller Son TO remove
their saloon from Capitol street 70 Pearl,
between State and President streets, was
received, and upon motion, the permission
was granted.
Upon motion, Mr.. Spengler was authorized
10 receive bids for furnishing coal TO the
Public Schools, and contract for same with
lowest bidder
The Article of the Revised Ordinances in
relation to Privileges WAS taken up. cunsid-
cred, amended TO conform 10 the Revised
Statutes of 1851, and adopted as follows:
Substitute for Chap. s. Art, II, on Privileges.
Adopted, Sept. so, 1874.
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provisions Of this ordinance, shall embrace a
/ term of one year, unless otherwise specified
! and licenses shall be issued accordingly,
which licenses shall NOT be transferable ex-
eept by conxe al of the Mayor and Aid men
and where the person or persons holding such
+ license have a liked place % business, said IL
cense shall be posted or kuag mp conspicuous
1 " in such place Of business.
/ SEC. 63. Al the FIRST regular meeting in
every month the clerk shalt submit a report
of licenses issued during the month, contain
+ ing date OF license. names Of parties to whom
and Tor what purpose issued and the date of
expiration.
Adopted October 9th. 1880.
The assessment rolls and the petitions in re-
lation thereto which had been fled were taken
up. The petitions were acted upon and
assessment rolls placed in the hands Of collec-
tor with instructions proceed 70 collect the
taxes for the year 1880.
The following levy OF taxes for the year 1850
was made, viz City, mills. Bond and liner
est, mills, Shoot. 21< mills. Fire - mills.
Total, l33< mills
The coupons. warrants aud scrip. which
were presented by the Treasurer &th his
/ report, were examined. Cancelled and ot3rned,
as follows
City warrants, REGULAR 495 10
City warrants Ordinary .......-.......... 902 So
CITY Scrip - 90
School warra nts l01 30
)upons ---- ---.--..-.-.-.---.-.----- 10 w
No further business appearing. the Board
adjourned.
JOHN MeGILL Mayor
HARRIS BARKspALE. City Clerk.