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How to Account for the Increase.
i. y. SNOWDEN, PreslueuI-
JNo. League, Secretary.

KANEMBA, Miss, Sept 3, 1910.
EDITORS CLARION For the consolation
of our just now otherwise hard-pressed Re
publican friends, in their troubles over the
results of the recent census in the South, l
would have you, in friendly way, suggest
to them that our increase should not be
credited entirely to the past decade. If
interest enough in the matter is taken to
compare the returns of 1870 with those of
1860, I think it will be found that tchoie
pages OF figures Of the tacO periods are fdenti-
cal Under such patent process of prepar
ing a new census from the tables of old ones,
the late enumeration, which is no doubt
reliable, gives cause neither for surprise or
alarm.
Very respectfully, yours
J. w. BROWN.
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Local and Miscellaneous Items.


By request OF a large number of planters,
am now making new pattern for Cast
Plows. which viii be ready for the market in
= few weeks, and which l think will suit all
localities. 1t VIII be as light-running, durable
AMI cheap, as any other goud pillow. The
materials win be Of the very beet quality.
am still building Engines and keep a
full stock Of Boilers Of all sizes, and can
furnish same at reasonable prices Pipes,
Cocks and Brass Goods promptly furnished TO
order Castings both brass and iron made 10
order. Repairing a specially.
Send in your orders They will receive my
best attention JOHN Mcdonnell.
JACKSON, Sept. Il, lS50-4w
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OPENING OF THE TWENTY EIGHTH SEs-
SION OF ROANOKE CoLLEGE-It will be
gratifying to the friends of Roanoke College
to learn that the 2Sth session was opened on
the Sth inst. under most encouraging aus
pices The attendance on the first day
indicates an increase of tacenty- tire per cent.
are representatives of nearly every Southern
State. Pennsylvania, Nebraska, Utah, and
the Indian Territory. With the extensive
improvements on the buildings and the
large increase in the atten dance of students
everything about the College wears an en-
couraging appetite Conservative (Sa-
lem, Va.) Sept 9th.
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Is so common in the country as scarcely TO
need comment. The causes which produce it
are such cold irregular living, over exer-
ton, low spirits, night air, exposure to mias-
matte exhalations. &c. In large cities where
edge tools and agricultural implements are
manufactured, the grinder protects his lungs
from the injurious effect of the dust flying off
the grindstone by wearing a respirator. The
coal miner ere he descends the shaft provides
the shaft provides himself with a safety lamp
to guard against fire damp. Now it is equally
necessary for those who are brought in con-
tact with any of the causes leading to inter
mitent fever, to provide themselves with that
well known and highly esteemed remedy
against it, the HOME STOMACH BITTERs. For
sale by BYRON LEMLY, Jackson, Miss
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A Father Killed By His Son, Seven
teen Years Old, Under Circumstan-
ces of Extreme ProvOcation.
Kosc1UsKo, Mss, Sept. 10, 1880.


EDITORS CLARION: On the morning of
the 9th instant, Mr.. l.. B. Ward, who re-
sided near Thomastown, Leake county, Mis-
sissippi, was cruelty and inhumanly beat
ing his wife, whose screams brought the
youth to his mothers relief. When he
reached the door of the house, he saw the
cruel father, with one hand thurst into his
mothers hair, and with the other, dealing
her severe blows; whereupon, the boy pro-
cured pistol anG shot the father through
the head, killing him instantly. The son is
quite small to his age, and one of the best
boys in the county Mr.. Ward was re-
garded by all of his neighbors as one of the
best men of the community. What prompt
ed him to do as he did is a mystery to all
who knew him. The preliminary trial will
be had to-day, but the boy will be dis
charged.
Yours truly, =. I. SMYTHE.
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ALTHOUGH MANY ARE PREDIsPosED TO
LUNG TROUBLES FROM BIRTH, yet even
such may escape Consumption, or other Pull
monary or Bronchial disease, if due care and
watehfulness be observed, and all exciting
causes are promptly treated as they arise. 1t
is in these cases Dr. Jayne's Expectorant
exercises its most beneficial effects and has
produced the largest proportion of its cures.
Besides promptly removing Coughs and
Colds, which, when left to themselves, are
the immediate cause of tubereulous devel-
opment. this standard remedy allays any
inflammation which may exist, and by pro-
noting easy expectoration, cleanses the
lungs of the substances which clog them up,
and which rapidly destroy when suffered to
remain.
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Public Sneaking.

Col. w H. LUsE, District Elector, and Hon
@. R. SINGLETRN, candidate for Congress, will
address their fellow-citizens at the following
times and places, to-wit:
Shubuta, Clarke county, Friday, Sept. 10.
ENTERPRISE. Clarke county, Saturday, Sep
TENDER IL.
Lauderdale Springs, Monday, Sept Is.
Meridian, Tuesday, Sept. IA.
Every citizen who feels an interest in the
success of our cause at the approaching cleo
ton, is cordially invited to attend.
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MEMPHIS. TESx. !.

MEMPHIS, 1ESN.s sept =. 1851
To His ExcelIeney, John II. Stone. Governor
of Mississippi:
HoNoRED SIR-The citizens of Memphis,
deeply grateful for their immunity from
yellow fever and their bright commercial
prospects for the future, propose, through
the medium of a grand excursion TO occur
on the 21st, 2od, 23d and 24th of the present
month, to indulge in a season of rejoicing
The exceedingly pleasant commercial re-
lations existing, and that have always exist
ed between our citizens and those OF your
State induce US to believe that the very
cordial invitation which We extend TO them,
through YOU. to attend our excursion will
be as cordially accepted
With great respect,
Your obedient servants,
l. Y. SNowDEN, President
JNo. League, Secretary.
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OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
Ofthe Board of Mayor and Aldermen
of the City of jackson.

At a rgular meeting of the Board of Mayor
and Aldermen of the City of Jackson held
WEDNESDAY, Sept. 1st 1880. there were present:
Hon. Join McGill, Mayor; Aldermen Clirgan,
Jones, 9engler and Taylor.
ABsNT-Virden and Williams
REpRTs OF oFFIcRRs-cLERK' REPORT.
JACKSON Miss, Sept. l, 1880.
To the Honorable Board of Mayor and Alder
menof the city of jackson:
GENrLEMEN-I herewith submit my report
of warrants and licenses issued during the
month Of August 1885,
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SECTIONS REPORT (wHITE.)
JACKSON, Miss, Sep. l, 1880.
To the Honorable Board of Mayor and Alder
men Of the City of jackson
GENTLEMEN-I have the homer, as Sexton for
the white people, tt make the following repo TT
of interments in the City Cemetery during
the month of August $780,
August %, Anna Isabella Hull age years
congestion of the stomach, Kinds county
August &C. Ethel bailey Holland, age q hours
premature froih, Kinds county.
August 20, child of Mr.. T. NJ White, still
born, Kinds county.
Very Respectfully,
PHILLIP RYAN. City Sexton.
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City Assessment Notice.

THE ASSESSMENT ROLL OF REAL AND
Personal Property Of the City Of Jack
son having been completed and approved by
the Board of Mayor and Aldermen, is filed
and ali persons assessed are invited to ex-
anime said rell and hie any objections they
may have to said assessment, within thirty
days from this date. Thereafter the roll will
be turn d over to the City Collector and no
objections will be considered.
HARRIS BARKSDAAE, City Clerk.
Pa W. s. PowER, D. C.
Jackson. Miss Sept. 9TH, I88O-3w.
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The highest authority in New England, the
State Assayer Of Massachusetts,, after careful
ANALYSIS of Halls Vegetable Sicillian Hair
Renswer certified thatit is the best prepara-
ton for it's intended purposes that has been
exhibited for examination, shat its constitu-
ents are pure and carefully selected fos ex-
celieRt quality, and thst it forms an efhcie E,
hair and restoring the original color TINS
rorld-renowned preparation % for sale by all
druggists.-Record, BED Oak, Iowa.
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HW. JoHSs' PATENT ApEs1os RooFIKG
MArERIALs.-Look on Sd page and see the
advertisement and reference which G. a..
Parker 4 Co. have got respecting the CAS-
bestos Roofing and the s'Painta" Every
one who uses these articles pronounce them
the superior of any yet IN the market. The
fact ID, our esteemed friend Parker would
not handle anything thst had not merit in
il. His prices are sure to please yog and
anything that Parker tells you with regard
10 the roofing and paints, can BE- strictly
relied upcn.--N, @. Pieayunes 81.
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In Memoriam.

The Masonic fraternity throughout thu
State will heartily sympathIse with two OF
their favorite brethren in the loss they have
recently sustained, each in the death of his
wife. The beloved companion of Hon.
John F. Mccormick, Senior Grand War
den of the Grand Lodge, died at her home
near Waynesboro on the Both July, otter a
long and painful illness. At an early age
she made a profession of her faith in Christ,
and died as she had lived, true follower of
her Saviour.
On the oath of August, at Eureka
Springs, Ark, the ransomed spirit of MARY
A., wife of Or. G. NJ. Erwin, of Winona,
took its flight to home in heaven. She, too,
had long been q patient sufferer. She was
a woman of great worth, beloved by all
who knew her. When her remains arrived
at Winona, there were hundreds of sympa-
thizers at the depot, and on the Sabbath of
August Both, there was a general turnout
of the community at her funeral Though
separated from those on earth she loved,
her children were waiting for her on the
''other shore" p,
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We speak knowingly when we assert that
Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover is the
best article of the kind sold on the American
Continent Personal trial has demonstrated
this. and the article is an elegant and cleanly
one without which we think no toilet complete
Messrs Johnston. Holloway & Co., 6O2 Arch
street. PHILADELPHIA, are the agents for the
aVtiele, and when our Philadelphia friends
return from Cape May. they should certainly
procure some OF st. We know Of no such ar
such decided and emphatic terms.-9essn
Foam Cane MAY N J.
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A limited number of ticketsstO Canton
and return, including admission to the en-
tertainment to be given by the Jackson
Amateurs are now on sale at Ledbetters ;
Price 81 90. Train leaves at O'Clock
Thursday (to-morrowl evening, returning
same night.
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JACKSON, MISS. August p 1880.

OAOAsUN, MIss.i August Il IocU.
At a called meeting of the Board of Mayor
and Aldermen, present: His Honor, John
McGill, Mayor. Aldermen Spengler, Virden,
Taylor, Clingan and Jones'
The Assessment Roll was taken up and ex-
amined to the letter G..
Mr.. Clingan made application for Mr.. Geo.
Lemon to change his place of business for
retailing vinous and spirituous liquor to his
new store on Capitol street. Granted
No other business, the Board adjourned
JOHN MeGILL, Mayor.
VS. PowER d G.
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,Exro4's REPORT (po4oREp.l


JACKSON, Miss, Sept. l, 1880.
To the Honorable Board of Mayor and Alder
men of the city of Jackson;
GENTLEMEN-i have the honor to submit the
following report of interments of colored peo-
pie in the City, Cemetery duTiRg the month
of August, $780,
August s. James Robinson, age IS years ty-
phod malarial dysentery.
August 3, Judy Bloxon, age 70 years natural
decay.
August s. William Dabney. age years, ty-
phoid malarial fever
August !, Indian betsey, age unknown, con-
su hption, pauper.
August 10, Lewis Tier, age years, infama-
ton of the bowels
August II, Child of VIM. Rollins, age nine
days, lock-iaw, (tetanus.) Kinds county
August 10, Willie E. Redmon age years
inflammation of the bowels.
August %, Patsy Green, age 90 years, ma
tural decay.
August ~, j. Mccoy, still-born.
August %, Mary Belle Robertson, age 5
months, inflammation of the bowels
Very respectfully submitted,
Tony BABNEs, City Sexton.
Petitions of Messrs NJ Mosal, Geo. Lemon.
and j, y. WehbeE, for privilege of retailing
Vinous and spiriruous liquors, were received,
and filed for examination.
Mr.. Spengler, Chairman Claims Committee
reported the following claims, which were al
lowed and warrants for same authorized to
be issued.
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Mass Meeting at Dry Grove.

4 Democratic Mass Meeting viii be held
at Dry Grove, on Saturday, the 18th inst.
Speakers have been engaged, and large
meeting is anticipated.
J. +. JOHNSTON,
Secretary Dry Grove Club.
DRY GROVE, MISS, Aug. 80, 1880.
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TER now furnishes SEVEN Copies per week %
all mail subscribers, and has reduced its price
of subscription by mail, postage prepaid, TO
fES Dollars per annum, FIVE DOLLARS for
six months, and Two-AND-A-HALF DOLLARS for
three months
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CONSUMPTION Cured.

An old physician, retired from practice, hav-
ing had placed in his hands by East India
missionary, the formula of simple vegeta-
bic remedy, for the speedy and permanent
cure of consumption, bronchitis, catarrh,
asthma, and all she throat and lung affections
also positive ami radical cure fer nervous
debility and all nervous complaints, after hav-
ing tested its wonderful curative powers in
thousands of cases, has felt it his duty to
make Unknown to his suffering fellows. Actu-
ated by this motive, and a desire to relieve
human suffering, l viii send, free of charge,
to all who desire it, this recipe, with full di
, ectIons for preparing and using, in German,
French, English. Sent by mail, by adj
dressing, with stamp, naming this pal er, w.
w. Sherar, l49 Powers Block, Rochester, New
York
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JACKSON MALE SCHOOL.
THE undersigned VIII on next
MONDAY. THE aoth Inst.


open Male School at the High School Build
ing. The session will be divided into TWO
terms, the last of which will begin February
7th and close June oath, 1881. Pupils in the
school, after the first month, will be considered
as entered for the term. instruction shall be
thorough, and due attention shall be given to
each pupil whether with view of preparing
him for college or for business.
The Principal undertakes this enterprise
with the intention of building up permanent
school and asks the hearty cooperation and
patronage of the parents of Jackson.
English Branches per Month ............... S 4 90
Latin, Greek and French, each, (extra) 90
These terms cover the rent and fuel fees, 90
that there will be no charge for incidental
expenses.
Competent assistance will be obtained when
necessary.
Respectfully,
Sep. $3.50 RoBT. K. JAYNE.
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WATKINS SCHOOL FOR SMALL BOYS.
SESSION ISsO-sI.

SESSIOIN ISSO-SI.
Will open Monday, September goth, in Res
w idenoe formerly occupied by Mr.. W. L.
Smylie, just north of Gen. Whartons The
object of this School is to make su6strdtum
upon which High Schools may build with GER
talnty of success. For this reason Boys be =
tween the ages of o and IA years are solicited.
TERMS:
English Grammar Pupils per month. So 0G
Primary ........ 90
SELnEN WATKINS Principal.
sepl5 '80-4w
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TO RENT!

DWELLINGS AND STORE HOUSES. AT
IL MADISON STATION, midway between
Jackson and Canton, on the Railroad Heal
thy; good business point; fine society
schools; churches, and many other advantage
conveniences. Apply to
7, N. JONES, Agent.
sept 10, 'Sd-2w,
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West jackson Boarding House.

MRS MARY E. NELSON desires to notify
NJ her friends and the public that she will con
tinue to furnish first-class board and lodging
by the month, week or day, her reeidenGe
just west OF the Railroad junction. Terms
very reasonable, f'
Sept. 10 s0-dm,
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Hinis County Hancock Organizations
COUNTY EXECUTIVE coslMITrFE.

Geo W Harper, Raymond, Chairman Har.
~ Pevton. Bolton. Secretary. Oliver Clifton
mo. Atkinson, Jackson; J. Hewes Wm Bell
clinton: " II. Chichester, d. Y Howell. Ell
g4r,IS. T. T. Hart, J. B. Ross Utica; j "
CbiIas. Auburn Andrew Miller, Raymond
nr b Lowe, Chapel Hill; A. p Watson.
Forest Hill; / V. Enoehs. Terry
RAYMOND HANCOCK CLUB.
Tsrrar Morrison. President; W. J. CrisIer.
Andrew Miller. Richmond Sivley, Sam. b.
U1rper. Viee-Presidents; II. A. Huntlev.
Secretary J. ". Futch, Treasurer Regular
rreetings on the frat and third Saturdays of
each month at 4 0 clock, p. II.
BOLTON HANCOCK CLUB.
T. G.. Pepper, President: 5 l. Herring
Harry Peyton and Weldon Hicks Vice-Presi-
DENTS L. G. Lamon and Henry Walton Sec
rstaries. e. L. Robinson, Treasurer.
AUBURN HANCOCK CLUB.
] r. Busb President; J. W Horne. VI. A.
Stewart. j. II Hobart, d. NJ Ballard, Vice
Presidents, !. y. Chapman, J. Is. Lowry See
re,arIe-.
LIBERTY GROVE HANCOCK CLUB.
Thomas Atkinson. President; 5 r. Smith
Holm Sutherland Ciaud Winston. Viee-Presi-
denis. ". II. Potter, Secretary; Edwin Barks-
dale Treasurer
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THE Madison County Agricultural Fair,
under the auspices of the Farmers Club,
will be held at Canton on Thursday, Friday,
and Saturday, October 2Sth, 29th and Both.
Gen. Stephen ID. Lee will deliver an address
ON the second day of the Fair
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A SITUATION WANTE,

AS SALESMAN OR ACCOUNTANT IN
II Dry Good, Grocery or Hardware Store
Best of reference given. Address, E. b. C.
P. o. Box 81, Jackson, Miss.
sept 10 'SO-2t
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The lawyers are not the only persons
purchasing the New Code The Secretary
chants and planters, interested in the mat
tiers of supply and labor.
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Public School Notice.

HHHE TRUSTEES of the Public Schools OF
i the City of Jackson, will meet at the
office Of County Superintendent on MONDAY
next, SEPTEMBER 18th, at o'clock, P n.
Teachers are to be elected, and the time for
opening next session to be determined. A
full attendance important
Y ]. }. srkLNAx, Secretary.
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Choice liquors and Wines,

WE NOW HAVE A LICENSE TO SELL
w goods in this line from a pint no to FIVE
gallons. Those in want Vt pure, unadultera-
ted goods for Medicine and Cooking purposes
car set it of us at fair price. Some Choice
Rock and Rye.
Respectfully,
iune2 s0.2m S LEMLY & SON
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our readers have only TO try the A. >. Z
Co.'S Black Tip, advertisedi in another column
to be CONVINCED that IL IL what u needed on
ckildren's shoes. Beauty and economy com
biped.
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PROPOSALS FOR BEEF.

oEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE Re-
= ceived until the first MONDAY IN OcroBKR
At ~ ~ for furnishing FRESH BEEF TO the
MISSISSIPPI STATE LUEArIc sAsyLUas for one
year. commencing 0cronER 1SFH, 1880 Beer
to be OF best quality, and to consist equally
Of hind and fore quarters, and in auantify
from 300 70 100 pounds per day. more or less
as may be required BY the Steward Eids
must BE specific, and viii not Re osnsidergd If
conditioned on What others nay propOhe The
successful bidder viii be required to give
bond ID the sum Of three Thousand dollars.
e Il. 2. McGILL. Steward.
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The Madison County Agricultural Fair.

Under the auspices of the FARMERS CLUB,
u will be held at CANTON, THURSDAY, FRI
DAY and SATURDAY, OCTOBER % 20 and 30
For Catalogues and other information, ad-
dress L. G. SMITH, -VANIZ
sept.15, 3t.e.o.w. SEo'Y.
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To Whom it May Concern.

STATE TKEAsURER's OFFICE,
JACKSON, MISS, Sept. !, 1890
NOTICE Is this day given that the Frank
IN lin Fire insurance Company of Phila-
de1phia, Pa, will withdraw its deposit from
the State Treasury six months from the date
hereof. VIM. L. HEMINGWAY
Sept.1, 80-6m. State Treasurer.
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FOR RENT.

THE NELSON HOUSE, WEST JACKSON, is
i offered for Rent, with use of the Bar and
present fixtures. Terms SIS 90 per month
Can be leased for year, with the privilege
Apply to Major H. F. Clingan.
Sept 10 'S0-4W
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Clarke County Census Statistics.

Enterprise CouTi5f.
The total number of inhabitants in the
and 8,190 are coi0red. There are 40 more
white males over u years old than colored
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What Be- tha uaa

OF suffering day after day with Chills and
Fevers, Biliousness and Liver Complaint
when CUBAN CHILL Toxic, the Great West In
dies Fever and Ague Remedy, introduced into
this country from Cuba, will cure You at once
and give you heaith2 You should suffer if YOU
do not try this great Medicine.1 makes NO
difference how long you have suffered-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 Chi1ls, while One Bottle breaks them up
for years, and convinces You that ii il the
best medicine On earth. It makes no differ
cage hoN MUCH Quinine you have taken, or
other noitruErs; i6st try One Bottle Of CUnAS
CHILL TONIC. lOa Will bless the day y6n try
it. Go 10 your Druggist B. r. LRDnKrTrR. ! ct
bottle and try it, II is cheap and safe.
THOUSANDS Of children die yearly from
Worms in the stomach. PARKKR's sxrror-
me WonN LozEEeEs. are the best Worm Medi-
cine Children love them and cry for Them.
Try them Try RAkk kk5S WoRM LozENaEs.
gists o. =. LEDRETrKR. jackson, Miss.
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70 Whom it Nav Concern.

STATE TREASURES OFFICE,
JACKSON, MISS, July 18th, 1890
NOTICE is this day given that the MOBILE
IN FIRE Department Insurance COMPANY,
IF Mobile, Alabama, will Withdraw its deposit
from the State Treasury, six months from the
late hereof. VIM. L. HEMINGWAY.
july IA, 1SS0-6m. State Treasurer.
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After some time spent in examining the as
sessment rolls, as presented by the City As
SCISSOR, Mr.. E. H. Reber the Board on motion.
adjourned.
JOHN McGILL, Mayor
w. s. POWER D. C.
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NOTICE
DEAF AMI nUMB INSTITUTE,

NHE NEXT SESSION OF THE MISSIs-
l. sippi Institution for the Education of
Deaf Mutes, will commence on FRIDAY, the
First day of OCTOBER. For information aa to
terms, etc, apply to c. y. TALBOT,
t.rineipaI, jackson, Miss.
sepl5 Sow
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CoLrnRrs e. Nov :

COLUMBUs, GA, Nov. % 1870.
Dr.. ]. C. MoFFKrT-Dear Sir-Sinee learn
ing its value, | always keep your Teethina
(Teefhing Powders) in my house, and con-
slider it an Indispensable medicine for small
children. I boUs kaouR Il 10 rsw0ve gorms
IeheR OIL Other remedies had failed
NJ NJ MOORE.
Clerk City Council
For sale by BYRON LEHLY, jackson, Miss