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To Northern summer Resorts.

Chicago to Milwaukee. four trains daily.
Chicago 10 ST. Paul, two trains daily.
Chicago to Madison, two trains daily.
Chicago to Sparta. two trains daily.
Chicago TO Green Bay, three trains daily.
Chicago to Menasha, two trains daily.
Chicago 10 Green Lake, two trains daily.
The morning train runs through from Chi
eago to Green Lake, without changeof ears or
delay
Pullman Sleeping Cars run from Chicago to
Green Lake on each Saturday night and back
to Chicago on Sunday night
Ne other road runs TO Green Lake
Chicago to all Northern resorts, one 10 four
trains daily.
All of the above are via Chicago and North
western Railway.
Italone runs Pullman cars north of Chicag 20.
Ii has Parlor Cars north of Chicago.
Go through Chicago when going North.
The ticket agents of all North bound rail-
roads viii sell yout excursion tickets via the
Chicago and Northwestern Railway.
1t Is the Pioneer Tourist Route and is the
best in all aspects
Myl9tjyli.
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SOMETHING NEW UNDER THE SUN-A new
era is dawning upon woman. Hitherto she
has been called upon TO suffer the ills of man
kind and her own besides. The frequent and
distressing Irregularities peculiar to her sex
have long been to her the ''direful spring OF
woes unuumbercd." In the mansion OF the
rich and hovel of poverty alike woman has
been the constant yet patient victim of a thou
sand ills unknown to man-aud without a
remedy "Oh Lord. how lougi' in the agony
Of her soul, hath she cried. But now the hour
of redemption Is come. She will suffer no
more for Bradfelds Female Regulator, ''Wo-
mans Best Friend i sold by BYRON LENLY,
jackson Miss.
Dr. J. Bradheld, Prop, Atlanta, Ga. Price,
81 50 per bottle.
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THE long Summer days are here with al
their discomforts Of heat. dust, and insects
While desperately tanning the painting air il
the endeavor to get fresher, purer, cooler
breath than is within mortal reach under the
circumstances, or brushing and slapping al
flies, gnats, and mosquitoes, one cannot helI
remembering with longing sighs the cool de-
lightful piazzas and shady gravelled walks OF
Bailey Springs, Alabama. The refreshing
water Of the "Rock" slipped leisurely under
the big spring shelter, the deep and dream
less sleep induced by its use, and by the still
cool nights that Danish mosquitoes and call
for blankets, the enhancing music that nightly
woos youthful feet to dreamy waltz or glddy
gallop, the long lines of small tables, each
with its quota of laughing guests and atten-
tive walters, the cosy groups on the pidzzas,
where, beneath clouds Of incense from fragrant
Havannas the invalids gather to congratulate
each other on their physical Improvement,
the thunder of the teu-pin alleys, the click Of
billiard balls, the merriment Of whist and
euchre, the alternate silence and laughter of the
archery ground, the splendid foaming crystal
Shoal Greek, stocked with magnificent black
bass, the sentimental promenade and CONVEX
satiou beneath the mellow light Of swinging
lamps or sympathizing moon; all these crowd
upon the tantalizing Imagination of suffering
humanity, as with collar Ioosened and palm
leaf swinging, it strives to endure ninety de-
grees in the shade There a big crowd COM
ing, Messrs. Ellis & Co., so took out.
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The CINCINNATI Southern.

Delegates and visitors 70 Cincinnati who
went by the route Of the Cincinnati South
ern via the V K N. and \. G. 5 all express
themselves delighted. The running time Is
good. Connections close. Accommodations
excellent. Scenery magnificent. The COM
pletion Of the Cincinnati southern opens up
a new era in Southern travel North and
West.
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LEMLY & SON

OTILL WEAR THE HORNs.a-A FULL
- Stock of Choice FAMILY GROCERIES.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS. WATER
COOLERS, BATH-TUBS. CHINA & CEOCK-
cry WARE on hand, all OF which we are
Offering at Bottom Figures. Spend your Mo-
ney at Home Sustain your own merchants
Give ia cali and examine Goods and Prices
and ne viii satisfy you that money and trou-
bic are saved by buying your goods Of US
Respectfully.
S. LEMLY & son.
inne2 som
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NYater Valley Cnurier

4 ittle furry created on our streets on
Monday evening last, by an effort on the part
Of Mr.. j. Kendrick of CotfeeviIe, to give Ben.
q. Boothe of this city genteel Gaming on ac-
count of an abusive article published some
two or three weeks ago by BoOthe in the Stand
Boothe ESCAPED the eGdgel, until the DEPUTY
Sheriff interfered and arrested Mr.. kendrick.
The next morning Mr.. Kendrick appeared be-
fore Recorder McKie, plead guilty TO the
charge of assault ana battery, paid his line
and costs and went his way.
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A CARELESS diet, change of water, or a
Cold settling in the Bowels, very often brings
on at this season of the year, an obstinate
Diarrhaa, or some serious Affection of the
Stomach or Bowels, imperiling the life of the
natient. If you would treat such complaints
in rational way, try at once Dr.
Jaynes Carminative Balsam, q simple, put
s.,ai IN ali cases Of Cramps, Cholera Morbus,
Dysentery, and summer Complaint
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MEAT MARKET.

WM. ALBRIGHT WISHES TO INFORM
w the public that his market is omen for the
sale of all kinds of FRESH MEAT and SAU-
SAGES, at his old stand n the Stone building
where he viii be pleased TO see hig old friends
and new ones. His market is omen all day
Oct o taft
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The Cincinnati Southern Line.

This line for the North and West offers
great inducements to travellers. Passengers
taking the V. & NJ. Road, at Jackson, at q
o'clock P. NJ, make close connection with
the Cincinnati Southern at Chattanooga
and reach Cincinnati quicker than by any
other route, Sleeping cars from Vicksburg
to Chattanooga. The Cincinnati Southern
Company have made a general reduction OF
passenger rates to run till July 9th. Fares
throughout the line are to be two cents per
mile
If you want a nice parlor set 90 to
Z. BLooWs
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r II " Q 4 II X .


HANOI.
And f>"Li-"
jackson raljtle- the ticket
All fine ..ft,. ...r,,.,I- have closed
rg.I.,.-t ,l,fnr ont f. the aHancocl
Istr
r. ,.-..., r.-.....,,., .......,
...-
me 's"7"7 gives '"'"''" " I'P"'"''oi
"o lajefmehl5 lhoIh "hite,) ~ the
cemetery yesterday,
The Board of Mayor and Aldermen will
meet '''.N' " ''''.7'''s "'4'''
Miss Bette Kirby OF Edwards Depot
Miss, is visiting in the city, the guest OF
Miss Lizzie Pierce.
Lets have a grand, old-ta-hioned rati-
hcatiou meeting, and give Hancock and
English a good "send-oti.
Miss Lizzie Cooper. of thi- city. is Wis
itng friends in Brookhaven and other
towns i'm South Mississippi.
Mr. James Taplsy returned to the city
last week bringing with him his lovely wife,
nee Miss Hyatt, of Kentucky.
Mr. Charles I.emIv, formerly of Jack
SOB. now of Kansas Is visiting his reIa-
tive. and friends in this city.
Circuit Court will meet in this city on
Monday uaxt-uou. -. =. Calhoou. Judge ;
Hon II. :. Foote. District Attorney.
Hone \, , has purchased y maanif-
cent now fre-bell-oue that is likely to make
it-eIfheard and understood when it speaks
The jackson visitors to fine O ford COM
,nepcenIant returned home DELIGHTED with
their visit. and the way they do things in
oxford.
The Jackson, tTil,,rui,o. are n,oyinc, in
tbe direction ofan entertainment. to be riven
.t nm early dav for the benefit of the suffer-
orr IN Ireland
The rain Of tine mast week has spoiIed
a9y. standing adu-t,' item. but has not been
81, e,,,rtfties sufficient fl, furnish ms with
q local about mud and bad streets.
IT,, ,,,,s. .,,f ,,,r ,--.,t. EXCHANGES we no
ti.a the significant warming sCIean up: the
SfrkIv season is at hand" Our citizens will
rIea.e permit like remark from US
rt', .,.u,u,.,.4 AZ rho T,r4,s s,,,,,.r
I'm H., ,.l-,,;,.;.......l 81 ,ta pres1,,-t.ri,,
,,r,,,r,i, ,,avr Sunday The customary pre-
uaratorv services viii be held Friday night
.rb, Genital CITY Band covered itself
.rr...'.. H.. ~ AM. rec,t Commence
IT.,;,..--i.,. ~ 1Ti..;ssin,i l..
,,r,i.,. were loudly sopnded on ali hands.
NJ. NJ
a. "a '''''
y ,-..t.,.'l.,- - Nh
81, ''''' ,,l..,.j'l;r.. br;I1;n,,t
.,:
l,........;
Ut, i''''
P'9Sg" ''''o"7' ''1,s
sunday h'7u'' ne u'''i''" P,''''e va
containing 'n''n WAS o''"'''''''S "''0' '''N
" are req u'S''' 'y o'',s'' ''''.,N
IAPita' 7'''e n'',N 10 7'''.g '','''' '''','
'ner "o'.S'' o5'" o''''>' -
aal'y- banN oU''u'97 must ''''io'''
tF'nsacte" before 'H"' mum
There viii be mateh game oil paSe
bait between '"e VI D. ",'p =. LUZ -
itNN0u'S' quo '''C ",
oi TINS '''s ~ ''''
Jackson 'o-i'ioi 10"
Inc 'acNSou "eSi' 0' ~
much Tor ''Arie'U ne "'''''''
g''l - ln.s'1I ,,,.,,,,,ors have been nm
IL - ,,,, . ratification meeting.
n,
Inc lns'''uoioH ~ wy - 49,,
closes 'o-l'y - ono and mich GOOD
~ ','l''''.' '.:..,,,I;lla5 Nv, Dr Talbot the
"a ~, ,t,l, corrs n assist
-, ;.;+
An excursion lIa Al -. -.
ors 10 hltWor'n Goi''s''
terday morning me -, IA
ed last night deIlghleu Win wa -
heard and seen OF "hlV"ol'n Ooii'so
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The author Of a recent work on Portugal
says: "The Portuguese are neither an
Oriental people nor purely Northern, nor
purely Southern nation, but a race blend
ing the character with the blood of the
North and the South nation educated in
its youth by Moors and Arabs Their dan
ces partake of their lineage and of their
training. They dance a Jig and are little
absurd; they dance bolero and are inter
esting"
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FOP SALE,

THE TRACT OF LAND LYING ~ KINDS
1 County, 10 miles north ID. JACKSON, on the
Livingston road, known as the Washing
ton tract, near Society Ridge meeting
House, adjoining The lands nt George Whit
field, Green, 3. Firien, Middleton, Fontaiue,
and Others, containing 1896 aera-, with -
surIcieucy of hrc-w951, and new cabins. VIII
be sold time. If desired.
Address y. r. MOORE.
April Z, Soft. Meridian, Miss
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Fresh ArriYalsa

A full line of our magnificent Corsets, in
GLIDING the following unequalled styles.
PRIScEss-Silk embroidered, real bone and
side steel, at % cents only
CISDERELLA-The handsomest silk embroid-
cred, full 81 bone Corset ever sold, for 81 90.
Box Tox-The only improved Corset of this
brand in the market, and celebrated for its
service and its shape, ind sold at 81 .25-also
full line of Nursing and Misses Corsets
ROBINSON, STEVENS S Co.
June so, 1Sso-1t
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PROCLAMATION,
$3.50 90 REWARD.

WHEREAS It appears by information re-
~ celyed by me, that che following named
/ Penitentiary Conycts effected their escape
from the places, and at the dates men
toned, and are still at large, to-wit: From
Jno. L. Hebron, Washington county. Feb
ruary Y, 1880 Jesse Young, S. J. Downs.
J. W. Gates, and James Spencer, ALIAS
James Mitchell; from R. H. Allen. BALDWIN.
Lee county, May 8, 1880 Booker Sargent.
from Richard Burdett, Washington county.
John Taliaferro May -. and John s Edwards
May 20, 1850, from NJ. L. Clark, Jr Bolivar
county, May -, 1880, Perry Harrington; from
j. NJ. Liddell, Jr., Carroll county, Nav 30.
1880, Joshua Turner, alias John Henderson !:
from near the Prison Walls, William Braun
or Brown, June Isl, and Ella Terry, June ID
1880, ana are still at large;
Now, therefore, l, }. NJ. STONE, Governor
Of Mississippi, do offer the above reward for
the arrest and confinement in Jail of the
above named cOnvicts; or $50 90 each. c,r ono
or more Of them said reward is PAYABLE b,.
J. ). Hamilton < Co, Lessees Of the State Pen
itentiarY. And | do, moreover. REQUIRE aIl
officers of this State to be diligept in tbriI.
efforts TO arrest said fugitive convicts
Given under my hand and the Great Seal
r, 4 of the State affixed at jackson. tbi.
= = 18th day Of June, A. D., 1880.
J. VI. STONE,
By the Governor:
HENRY G. MYERS Secretary Of gtcte
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White Crayats

We beg especial attention to our choice line
of White Lawn Ties at - cents per dozen.
White Cambria Ties hemmed ends in hand
some boxes at 80 cents per dozen.
Our extra fine colored Lawn Ties at 70 cents
per dozen.
And the most exquisite assortment Of fine
White Ties that are made
robson STEVENS & Co.
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AsIATIc CHOLERA, Cholera Morbus, Sum-
mer Complaint, Collie, Sour Stomach, Diar-
rhea, and all Affections of the Bowels, Incl
dental to either children or adults, are cured
at once by DIR. d. Jayne's Carminative Bal
sam. 1t allays the irritation and Gains the
action of the stomach, and being pleasant to
the taste, is an acceptable remedy to the
youngest member in the family.
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Clothing Department
NOW COMPLETE IN

NOW COMPLETES N
Mems, Boys and ChiIdrcnS Clothing,
Mems and Boys Furnishing Goods.
''en'~ and ESoy~' Boots and SHOES.
Ladies' Misses and Chiljr0I'S Shoes.
Mems Trunks and Travelling Bags, Etc.
Also, LADIES TRUNKS, Etc.
My stock rs larger and better tnsn ever
with prices Go suit tine times
The citizens If Jackson, Mississippi and
the public, are invited q. call and examine
my stock. No trouble q show goods
JOHN CLEARY,
STATE STREET, JAcEsoN, Miss
iau1, 'le-o-ly
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We are requested 70 say that pr. " g
Sandmeyer, an experienced piano tuner
and repairer, will be in the city for a few
weeks. He can be found at i. L. Brfn-ou's
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Local and Miscellaneous Items.

WnHoFF's FEVER ASD AGUE ToSIc
the old reliable Iemedy, now sells at One
Dollar.
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No Crow Meat.

st. Louis Republican,
No crow meat was served out at Cincinnati
Hancock is better than turkey to any Demo
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MUSIC NOTICE.

MRS MARY C. VICKERs DESIRES TO
III obtain pupils in Vocal AND IEsTRUMEN-
TAI MUSIC For particulars, apply at the
School of Mrs. 8. B. WARE.
may19, Sow,
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GRAxrvILLE. GA. Aug. 26. 1879

Dr. J. c. MoFFAT ~ Dear Sri cannot long
er refrain from rendering to you my grateful
Acknowledgements Tor the priceless boon you
have given to the baby world in your Teeth
ina For several months past I-have been
giving it TO our little girl. now teething, and
with the most happy results.
OtAer little ONES are dropping and dying brhils
our little one is fat and eheertW. | recommend
it TO all with whom l come in contact.
Yours very truly.
A. B. STROUD
Fer sale by Dyson LEMLY, Jackson, Miss.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


7 HAVE DISPOSED OF MY INTEREST
l. in the West Jackson Drug Store and the
business viii hereafter be conducted by d. T
HARRINGToN, Agent, who viii be glad TO serve
the old friends Of the establishment and the
public generally.
GEORGE X. HARRINGTON.
iun30-3t
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Congressional Convention ofthe Dem.
ocratic Party ofthe Sixth District
At a regular meeting of the Sixth Con-
gressioBal District committee, it was de-
cided that the convention 70 nominate the
candidate for Congress meet at Natchez,
Miss, Wednesday, July 14tA, 1850, at L
o'clock NJ
". H. McCARDLE. Chairman.
{. Z. WEBB, Sec'y
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'---@E
Show Up.


Forest Register.
We have been of the impression for some
time that there was not white Radical in
Scott. If there he such, it would be in order
to have him show his head
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What is the Use

OF suffering day after day with Chills and
Fevers, Biliousness and Liver Complaint,
when CUBAS CHILL Tonic, the Great West In
dies Fever and Ague Remedy, introduced into
this country from Cuba, will cure you at once,
and give you health? You should suffer if you
10 not try this great Medicine. 1 makes no
difference how long you have sufered-how
many doctors you have tried-how many pres
criptions you have taken, and done you no
good, try CUBAN CHILL Tonic. Two doses will
stop Chills while One Bottle breaks them up
for years. and convinces you that it is the
best medicine on earth. 1t makes differ
eace how much Quinine you have taken. or
other noftrums, just try One Bottle of CUBAN
CHILL Toxic You will bless the day you try
II. Go to your Druggist, R. R. LEDBETTER, ct
a bottle and try it. 1t is cheap and safe
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Fifth Congressional District Conyen-
nOn.

At q meeting of the delegates to the State
Convention from the various counties com
posing the Fifth Congressional District, II
was agreed 70 hold q Convention at Halle
hurt 10 nominate a Democratic candidate
for Congress, on the Sd Monday, the 18th
of july MosEs JACKSON.
Chairman District Executive Committee.
LIBERTY. June 18th. 1850.
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LETTER LIST.

List Of Letters remaining in the Post-office
at jackson. Kinds county, Miss, for the week
anIing lime 80 1850.
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st. Louis Market Quotations.

st. Louis, May =, lsSo.
Prices given are fer goods aboard cars or
boat ready for shipment % destination
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For SALE.

A 4s INCH TYLER COTTON PRESS, with
~ Boilers complete, for COMPRISING Cot
ton. Apply TO
HENRY CARD.
President C. W. s. O.. b. Company,
iuuc9 SO-9w. CuAuIF-F1r S. o.
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Immense Bargain !

Immense Bargain!
We offer this week, the finest STRAW HAT
ever brought to this city, at the unequalled
price of $3.50
All we ask is an inspection to prove our as
sertion. ROBINSON, STEVENS & Co.
June 20 ISs0-2t
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THOUSANDS of children die yearly from
Worms in the stomach. PARKER'S SANToN-
me WORN LozENGEs, are the best Worm Medi-
cine. Children love them and cry for them.
Try them. Try PARKER'S Worn LozExGEs,
the best in the world-Sold by your Drug
cist e. r. LEDBETTER, Jackson, Miss.
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Prices OK Horses, Mules Wagons Nacbin-
cry, Farm Implements. Field and Grass Seeds
etc given on application.
W. VI. PRIcE x Co. s. Louis, Mo.
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MISSISSIPPI NEWS.
Natc1ez Democrat

/ hatcher Democrat
/ One OF the Old historic relies Of Mississippi
was destroyed By the wind storm OF SUnda J
afternoon. The remnant Of the old oak tree
that stood ia the campus Of jefferson College,
the Charter Oak of Mississippi. was snapped
+ If and destroyed. Many historical reminis-
cences are connected 50 th this old oak aud the
immed iate vicinity. Within few yards OF the
old tree there was plain square brick build
ing, erected for church by the Methodlsts
early in the present century. The ground
uuon which II stood was donated by Uuat &c
centric Itinerant, Lorenzo Dow. When Wash
ingtou became the seat of the Territorial Gov
eminent the Legislature met in this church,
and here, early ia 1871, a convention met and
adopted "A Constitution and applied for admls-
sion "a a State into the Federal Union. When
this important document was passed and
signed. the artillery placed beneath this
-preading tree gave notice OF the joyful event
20 the surrounding country. Again when in
December ef the same year the star of Missis-
sIppl was placed among the galaxy of States,
crowds Of people assembled around the Old
ia K tree, and testified their JOY Al becomln z
one OF the free and independent States. Near
the spot where grew this grand Old oak, Aaron
Burr was brought for exam nation in 1903
after his arrest, by acting Governor COwles
Meade, al the mouth OF Cole Greek. Under
its grateful shade have clustered often gay
groups OF gallant men and lovely women in
the earlier and prOuder days OF the history OF
Washington, when Of II might have be n said.
now OF Paris, aShIng on was Mississippi.
But by many of the older MIssIssippiaDs
the old oak viii be remembered in connection
with the College in its paImiest days when
the proud form of the lamented Major John
A0lbro0k drilled his cadets in the beautiful
campus which lay between it and the College.
So much this talented man attached to
the venerable tree that he requested that his
body should be Land to rest BY its roots. For
reasons satisfactory TO the trustees a the time
his request not complied with and the
story for long time gained credeuce and has
never yet been entirely refuted, that some of
his devoted pupils determined that this last
request Of their beloved President should be
complied with, and went in the silent night
ana removed his remains from the place where
they had been inferred, and buried them at
he foot of the tree he loved SO well. There
are many throughout the State who were once
Cadets at Old Jefferson, who will hear with
regret that the old charter oak is gone.
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Holly Springs Soulful
Grenada New SOUTH

Our townsman and late Mayor, {
Williamson, with his wife and son, IL
city on Sunday morning last, to take
residence in ST. Louis.
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ANY Blood Disease, whether hereditary OF
otherriss speedily cured by 5. s. S.-For sale
by BYRON LEMLY, JACKSON, Mss.
BuggieS and Carriages
New styles-custom work, at
my26-lm. SIDwAYs'.
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The special attention OF newly elected Jus
tees Of the Peace is called 40 this work
which contains:
1st-Forms and Instructions far an possible
cases that may arise in "a Justice Court.
Civil and Criminal.
2d-Forn,s Of al kinds of Deeds Leases. Con-
tracts, Partnerships Liens, Bonds, etc,
making il invaluable ro the Merchant.
Planter and Public Officer
full text Of the Revised Code Of 1871
and all subsequent legislation, pertain
ing 10 the jurisdiction Of Justice OF the
Peace as Civil and Criminal Cont
with Index to legislation as a Court
of Inquiry.
Appendix, containing existing rates
Of Taxation, Fees, aud Salaries OF Public
Officers, the time and place aud terms Of
ali the Courts, the Congressional and
Senatorial Districts as now organized,
the number of RepreseD tatives 20 which
each County is entitled, the vote Of the
State by Counties and Districts In 1873.
1915, 1876, an Alphabetical List Of Post
Offices in the State, Postal Rules Rail-
roads in the State, and Distances from
Station TO Station, Dictionary Of Tech
nical Legal Terms, etc, all thoroughly
IndeXed.
Address
POWER & BARKsDALE,
JACKSON Miss,
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In you want g fine bedroom set go TO
E, BLOCKS.
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Laid down to sleep on the 10Th of June, 1880,
at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Dan
Scott Friars Point Miss, Mrs. ELIZABETH
Brown GERGFR, wife of Col. Alexander Y err
ger, of Rosedale.-Rosedale Leader.