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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-12-25

G777 A YEAR and expenses to agents. Out
M 4 Ats free. Address
W. P.o. VICKERY, Augusta, Me.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-12-25

'HAcKMETAcK, lasting and fragrant per
fume. Price 90 and so cents. 10
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-12-25
THE BEST REMEDY KNOWN TO MAN!
Twelve Thousand Bottles
Sold Since 1870

This Syrup possesses varied properties 1t stm-
ulates the ptyaline In the saliva, which converts
the starch and sugar OF the food into glucose. A
deficiency in ptyaine causes wind and souring OF
the food In the stomach. If the medicine - IsAen
Immediately after eating, the fermentation Of food
IL prevented.
II acts upon the Liver,
II acts upon the Kidneys,
1t Regulates the Bowels,
II Purifies the Blood
II Outlets the Nervous System,
1t Promotes Digestion,
ItNourishes Strengthens and Invigorates,
II Carries of the Old Blood and makes New,
IL Opens the Pores of the Skin and Induces
Healthy Precipitation.
II neutralizes the hereditary faint, or poison In
the blood, which generates Scrofula, Erysipeas
and all manner OF Skin Diseases and internal hu-
mors.
There are no spirits employed in its manufacture
and II be taken by the most delicate babe or by
the aged and feeble, care only being required In at
Galva Henry County, Ills.
was suffering from Sick Headache and Dizzi.
ness 30 that could not attend to my household du-
ties and short trial Of DR.. Clark Johnson's Indi-
MRS HELEN ELKINs.
Waterman Station, DeKalb Co, Ills.
This lie to certify that DR. Clark Johneons Indian
| Blood Syrup has cured me of Pain in the Back II
| lie valuable medicine. MRS WOOD.
Centre Hill, White Co., Ark,
This Is TO certify that was afflicted with Palpi.
| tation of the Heart for many years tried differ
| cnt doctors, whoeo prescriptions tended more to
| weaken me than they did to strengthen. ~ last
| res lived TO try DR.. Clark Johnson's Indian Blood
| Syrup, which proved to bo positive cure--not on
| " curing the Heart Disease, but also Sick Head
| ach which had been troubling me.
| MRS MARY A. NEAL.
| was afflicted with Liver Complaint and Dyspep
sia and failed to get relief although using modi
| cines from our best doctors commenced usinl
DR.. Johnson's Indian Blood Syrup, and short tria
cured mo. Y. w RISING, Moline, III.
This certihes that DIR. Clark Johnson's Indai
Blood Syrup has cnectu9ly cured me Of Dyspepsia
Too much cannot be said in praise OF II.
Ia W. K. WINNER, Bedford, Mo-
Agents wanted for the sale OF the Indian Bloc,
Syrup IN every town or village, in which have II,
agent. Particulars given on application,
DRUGGISTS SELL IT.
laboratory n West Sd st., MY, City.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-12-24
lIisaisaippi Railroads.

The railroad interest Is booming
in Mississippi Tho following roads
are now under way:
The West aud East Road. from
Durant to Lexington, and is CON
traetod FOR Us extension from Kos.
ciusko to Aberdeen. Work on tho
Aberdocn.on will bcginin January.
The Mobile and Northwestern
has nov running - miles, and has
under contract its extension to the
Tellahatchieriy liver 30 miles. Also
thonorthern end Of the lincto Mem.
phis.
Tho Vicksburg and Memphishas
under contract II miles, and chan
ccs favor It's carly extension TO the
northern boundary line Of sharkey
county.
The y~icl,sburg, Mississippi Val
ley and Ship Island is nearly CON-
plctcd to PortGibson and prospects
favor It's extension to Wcsson.
Tho Meridian, Red River and
Texas has 10 miles, and will be
pushed on to Pearl river in the next
four months.
Tho Meridian and Now Orleans
has let out the contract, and will be
completed in two years at most.
The Groenyillo, Columbus and
Birmingham has completed its line
to Johnsonyille in S%unnower coun-
ty and is now pushing along the
work from Arcola to the Sharkey
county line.
The Natchez and Jackson Is be.
ing rapidly pushed forward from
Martin to the Kinds county line,
and the grading on the entire new
line Is nearly finished.
The Gordons are at work on the
road near Columbus and Aberdeen
and will extend thelino TO the Mis-
sissippi river, making a through
route to Atlanta, Ga.
Mr.. Clarke will push his "Jack-
son, Yazoo and Northern Road for
ward rapidly to Arkasnas City as
soon as the Legislature meets to
amend some points in the charter,
which this company desire.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-12-24
HON Il. II. TAYLOR.

The yicksbuTg Herald, Water
yally Record, Crystal SPRING. Mon.
it1r, and perhaps other papers.
have lnyorably mentioned thisgqn-
tleman for appointment rs Judge
Of The Third Judicial District.
While Capt. Taylor is worthy Of
Imposition and well qualified to
discharge is responsible duties,
VIC arc authorized to shy that be
does not desire the Jndgship, aud
will not be an applicant for tim
decd ho would not accept It, ii ten.
him. OF course Capt. Tay.
lor considers il an honor 70 be rec.
ommendod for such an Office, but
inclination as well as bueinoss and
professional engagements preclude
his acceptance.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-12-24
Tho Bridge of Signs.
Eam STAR,

EiA0r Star;
In q former article ! referred to
the Brigde Of Signs which spans
the Malendiner Burn in Glasgow,
Scotland. Since ] have heard some
comment upon it. ] presume II is
not universally known that there
are two bridges Of this name; that
there isa Brigde Of Signs in Venice,
no ono doubts, as Byron wrote:
u Stood in Venice on tho bridge Of .ichs.
A palace and q prison On each hand"
lie shut himself up in the Dogc's
palace, which is the ono he refers
10 in the above couplot, for three
days in order that he might become
inspired to write the fourth
Canto Of Childe Harold, which con-
tains all that is said of the Bridge
ofSishs in Venice. | haye,in my
cabinet, q piece Of wood taken from
the palace of the Doso.
The bridge that spans tho
Burn is called the Bridge of
Signs from tho fact that IL reach
es from the grounds of the Glasgow
cathedral to the metropolis, and
over it, 50 many corpses are taken
for intermont.
The subject Of Hoods beautiful
poem, Tho Bridge of Signs, was a
beautiful young lady who commit
ted suicide by jumping from this
bridge. The circumstance was re.
lated 10 me by en- admiror Of Hood,
while stood on the bridge.
n. A.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-12-24
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adlofi Has IN Atlanta wheh lho
afe occurred We dottiy sytnpa.
Al UH
.ttlo with m Bonner III HE hssyy
l01 natugyilla Blade.
We feergt Che a%ofious misfortune
# our friend M. r. A. Bonner, a
the rsnola Star, In the total lose
hia Office by fire. Iio II a most
worthy member Of tho craft W.
trust that Tho friends ard patrons
u he journal will encourage him
70 rosume publication under favor.
able auspices Mt an early day
Jackson Clarion.
Va regret % learn That during
the visit Of MI. Il. A. Bonner, edit.
Or Of the Pamela STAR, 70 the Allan.
to Exposition, his Office, with all
its contents, was destroyed by fire.
we had the pleasure Of SIR. Bonner
companionship during a good part
Of the trip TO and from Atlanta, and
found him to be q very adablc and
talented iyoung.man. we hope The
people Of Pamela county may give
him all tho necessary assistance to
revive his paper,for he is certainly
deserving Of IL. ---Nathcz Democrat
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-12-24
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ono vtHptfs n hopes that seft buried
deep,
with 10 resurrection given,
Hut the cong our hearts most scrol loep.
lslhe u that tells d Heaven.
wellslen chifanec1 toa singers voice,
A. u upward spars aiar,
~ silyery tones our eouls rejoice,
such W. dream the Angels are.
Bat the songs she sings with iaultlcm AT,
Can never hold the sway
OF The unyoiced sinAina that ~ thc heart
VIII melody ioraye.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-12-24
c-oMMIsSI0NER,S SAER

BY virtue Of 4 decree Of The DE-
court ,ol the LIST district Of Pauoh -
Mississlppi rendered on tho 2sth ~
November, 1881, in causc No. ~
NJ. Boxley w J. W. Gillespie q I
X. B!ann, commissioner appoinG1
said decree, will proceed % "a 4
highest bidder ut public outcsy =
Wednesday the 18th Day ef r.
1859 in front Of the court-houp ~
the town Of Sardis, the following
cd real estate situate and lyins +
county Of Pamela and State Of
tu-rit: beginning ut the noEthve1erI
OF the nort-caast quarter ot eec11
township 7, range ., west, runnIllg
east sixteen chains /: thence spuIk ~
chains and fifty links thence WegldGI
chains thence north twelve chno
fifty links 10 point Of beginning r.
the improvements thereto brloa1En1
Traction of 81 Of sec. 80 town 7
west containing l20) twenty ae@D~
or less. Terms: cAsn.
+. r. BLASx Clerk and Osmnil
Sardis, Miss. Dec. 24th 1851.
Dalcli 4 Rainwatcr, AttyA
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-12-24
10 DISTANT SUBSCRIBERS.

The STAR has quite a list Of sub.
ecribers beyond the limits of this
county and State. In making out
our new subscription book, having
to trust to memory Cor their names,
We fear many have been forgotten.
We expect complaints from thosc
subscribers who fail to receive the
paper. We will doubtless sqcu,r
in this way, most, II not all Of the
names that have escaped our NOM
DRY.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-12-24
HiTHF TIfF 4HfftH

HHmt ~ sfF8 ~ ffa blshf N
Gla Hsh instant, if# FtfH
With ifH thsIfa h#ifaia viz iafHlit
"A sfH3sH ~ ~ ihataHi#it iIs,
whieh ftan III aaHit Hatfai ia
tie hwi HsaH II ttt t#itf mltt 8i
tn firms. hH iH tfaf8#sHH ~
uht leaas ifam co. Atlantis ~
petition Wban Che Ore pls d
u1eftd DE fahisa VEIN Hliat
euah ieHlWHg tiai IL Wat nast h
impaalHa u ave anything Ia ftp
asanal building All was tai
inelujinH eyea ile editors cI1tt
Ing eKfepl meh a. ho Bofn anl
hal with him IN yaliaa uuff
l%uhately W. hgl 30 insurance A.
"a burnt child breads Che dfo" No.
will never again b. gully " sueh
m Omission 81 " Tie srla onice
II consumed again, somebody viii
haya % Iay something for H. tiai.
We boon present, We ~ rot bOlioYc.
Tho fro would hayo occurred But
we can't well stay al homo always
We bad engaged q man to sleep Ia
the office, but ho neglected. bis
duty by abmntlng himself Tho
night Of The fire. Va first heard
Che sad news Al Tusoumbia, Ala,
whiles scanning tho Appeal for
homo intelligence from the home
wc had left nearly u week before,
and from which we had received mol
tidings sineco our departure. II fell
upon usas d terrible shock, almost
blotting brighthucd hope from our
existence. But wo soon rallied
from this painful state Of deepen
doncy, resolving with a brave
heart and an earnest purpose 70 be-
gin ahew tho battle of life upon
the ashes Of past Efforts.
Our heart has been deeply and
tcnderly touched BY the many kind
acts and words Of sympathy and
encouragement sh6wcred upon us
by devoted friends In this hour Of
misfortune. We are Of the people,
the STAR Is for the people, and its
future rests with the people, coup.
led with our own humble efforts.
We will frankly say TO the patrons
Of tho SaAR that VIC had TO contract
a considerable debt to re-establish
the paper, and while wo believe
tho friends who generously made
tho loan will not press us, we will
mt be content until tho last cent
Is paid, which can easily be done !
in less than ono year, ifthc paper Is
literally patronised and promptly
paid. II eeaseloss effort and un. !
energy can accomplish that !
by the trace Of God and the
and support Of the peo-
pie, we are determined That this
HraR shall not DO stricken from
among the journals Of our dearly !
loved Mississippi
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-12-24

GurrEAu Is still busy making a
clown Of himself and a farce of his
trial, while the judge, jury, lawyers
and audience look on with mingled
dwellings, Of wonder and admiration.
10 our mind Il isa debatahle qrca.
ton whether the assassin Is acrank
or \ knavc. Whatever the result d
the trial may be, Guiteau'sdeath il
only q question Of time, and a vcr,
shcrt Lime, too Whethcrauquisted
or confined for life In a mad.house
~ In the case II Cain In the older
time, every mana hand will b
against him.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-12-24
STATE TEACHERS AsS0CEA.
Tf0N.

This body viii meet in Jackson,
Dec, 9th. County supcrintend-
ents have been requested to exert
their influence in securing as full
an attendance o. teachers rs posi-
bic. One Of the objects Of this
meeting Is to discuss contemplated
changes in the school laws, and a
committee will be appointed to lay
before the next session Of the Leg
isAture the views Of a majority Of
the Association. The following
programme has been arranged for
the meeting:
Opening address by Robert Shot
wcll, Esq, at ioo'clock.
Distinguished educators Of the
State bave been invited and are
expected TO address the Association
on the following subjects.
lst, State Aid for Female Educa.
tion.
ID, School Discipline,
81, Teachers Institutes.
9TH, Graded Schools.
9th, Normal Schools.
9th, School Law.
9TH, Importance Of instruction in
Literature in the High Schools.
Sth, Agricultural Schools.
9th, How Preparatory Education
Effects Higher Education.
10th, School Supervision and
County SUPPLEMENTARY.
18th, School Examinations-lhcir
Character and Value.
18th, System in It's Efccton School
Work.
18th, II is tho duty Of the State
to see FIRST that its Common Schools
are properly supported.
Gen Smith, the sts.c suporin-
tenden. Of Education, publishes a
card In tho Inst issue Of the Clarion,
that parties attending the
Teachers Association will be
charged "a follows: G. ST. l.. &
o. r. r., Nj. & c. r. r., NJ. so.
II. r., and Y. &. NJ. R. r., three
mile going and coming.
&T. Il. r., full faro going, nnd
returned on presentation Of coftiil.
If attendance, at half rates.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-12-24
PAT Z T s

Obtained for new invention. nr improve.
msnit h OIL onca Caveats E~nfrinaelnenls
Trade Marks Mri al patent husiacse
promptly attended IN
InysniipaE tia, kayn heenreintr d NAV
stu. IN meet e,fes, tc patented ~ IA
HainK rrrczisr the Y. s. rhtsns nficr.
and engaged in retentIssssasn exclusive
II, VI GA HesElH patents lit iens tImr
than shese who arr rcsnute fruin wanl..
srVsnn.
Nhsa ~infentnrs srni mrlsI ar
Ekrtrh. We nnkc search in ihn Parent
OHlrn. and advise ~ 10 ia natnntahil.l.
fracftfurxn- Gu1urIo ndcnls eoa;la1.
To- .teta Il sznfsahlr: mud npvhassr unless
patent chained. Nsreier hy permission
u lie eItx f6<s.anpter md 10 IN inner.
iHissea*.ai n 9t>e net nfzsa6 fsznnrx e~1xz
aEsz*za Il Xsrhi=<efH fnf fz-.l
f~<iescnrc. ciS<nlam Nlxirr. tetfnx. Al.
s<EIn13 G. Il xxilW 4 -
zz|l< H<1zkt Vlaxs. Ws< ertp4. ..
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-12-24
COMMISSIONERS SALE

BY yirtne Of Z deere Of u a.
court Of the lat district Of PAnoh
rendered on the 18th day Of Nes!z
1880, upon the petition oil. B g.
ct al VI, Mary ]. Smith II a. NJ
sale Of land Tor division. I.G
commissioner appointed BY I'D
viii proceed TO sell TO the hishe& -
al public outrry on
Wednesday, he 18Th Day n
1881. in front Of J. n. IAckey'a
tho town Of Eureka ersius, fnn9.s.
~. tho following Described ~
situate and lying 10 the county q
and State OF Mississippi, tc-vA
half oil the-south west quarter .
eight and south east quarter q -
quarter Of m,etion seven, III Y
ten, rangc viz wrist. tsi Of M q
town ~ mngr q wsst1 cuuiet1
one hundred and twenty arrss
less. Terms; ono ball cash nn1
Ia twclvs months with six Pr
tercst rer annum Irom day Of -
chasers to execute bond with
security for deferred paylneftk
\. X RlAxx, Clerk and Comf
Sauiis, Mis-. Dsr, u 1881.
iiall d loothc, Attorneys
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-12-24
THE PROFESSIONAL MEMS
BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION.

This lsa new order, the organi-
milton Of which was suggested by
the fac. that Gen. W. +. Tucker, Of
OkAona, On eminent citizen and a
prominent lawer, had died and left
his family In rather straitened cir
eamsianees None arc admitted
but ministers, physicians, lawyers,
narshals, sheritis, clerks Of courts,
druggists and Law, medical and di-
vinisy Students Membership
i restricted 10 men under 80 wears
Of sge. no medical examination be-
Ing required, o.hcr than questions
. % the health u the applicants.
fhe adEaission fec q S. is to be
appropriated In dsfraying the OK
rsHzas of agents who organize the
Assncia.ions. The annual dues Of
800 are tobs used for expenses,
aas1 ~ assessment ofs2m il made
nrsn tho death Of each member
whan shess i Isa than 1900 in
the ksasEeiasy fand. Tho benefit
Il f1frG. TIE nffteava are a. e,i.
hw4
Pazidns J. A. Green, Judge
GirruIs Court; yicepresident.
Vim n. Inge, Attorney and Rep.
rcsentative; Secretary and Treas
ntaF, g. c. Chandler, US. Attorney;
Board n Control, Hon. X. A. Hill.
Y. 8. judge Hon. c. b. IIowry.
Attcrncyand Representative Gen.
~. ). Feathcrston, Attorney; Roy.
]. a. Bowcn. Methodist Minister.
Rev. c. N. Wood, G. L. Minister /:
=. y. Young, NJ. D.; ]. NJ. Taylor,
Il D; Lock 4. Houston, Attor.
ney.
Ths home Office Ii corinth, Mlssis.
sippi, and the Tishomineo Savings
Institution The depository Il
funds.
Tho corin.h ITernld, from which
" CLEAN thiz Information. say
fhe new organisation i spreading
With unprecedented rapidity.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-12-24
10 FOREIGN ADVERTISERS.

Your "eopy' and contracts and
olccirotype plates were destroyed
by the fro tina. consumed the stan
office on tho night Of The 9Th inst.
Presuming that you wish usto
falfll MI contracts We request you
to furnish Us al once with copy
plates and duplicate copsracse, rs
we'll as statcmentaof your accounts
with IL.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-12-24
Tho Appeal for 1882.

In issuing its prospectus for 1889,
the appeal has but ono promise to
make, and that is, a determination
to maintain its character and rank
IN the forefront OF American nnws-
papers. The appeal snow regard
I'd asono Of tho institutions Of the
South. its history for tho past
forty-one years is tho history of the
development Of Sothcrn thought,
Southern politics, Southern indus
try and Southern literature, and it,
synspaIhics aud aims will bo the
same in the future. The paper
will continue 70 be The constant re-
aex oflhomosl reliable intelligence
cbiainable from all parts of tho
world. II win remain inhexibly
Democratic, but its spaee will DO
mainly devoted 10 news, the inter-
esss Of agriculture, trade, commerce,
manufactures, internal improve
mente, The developments of South
orn resources and all branches OF
industry. While always on the
alor. for Tho latest intelligent, II
viii avoid the nero sensational,
and will never ponder to yitiatad
,astes. The dppsaf Is specially de-
voted TO tho interests Of Tennessee
and aemphis, its great commercial
Q nporiuln, and viii nsc It's bes,
abilities 10 promote both. Il real.
izos that the future empire Of this
country lies in the South and Ipcat,
aud will labor 70 combine the pc
and business relations Of
thesp two sections In inducing the
Of Consress Cor impnv-
ing The navigation Of the xissis-
river and it's tributaries.
TEARsls: Daily ono rear $40 90
Weakly 1ml
All communications should be
.IIxzmA.3 4. /
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LIAIL MlIIINILN

-HtN ifts w f1fF KHa
H E#H 8
FT F
FOO n NJ Nm
h' flnfimi naft 8thtatf
tsWl FiW 100 hs ON co., afam
" viva N Hind n nlhiy
sNlsi iWo dnfit Aist 1868 ~ Daa
900
a hfatfb IN iha it0sb Land
.fftga n q NJ meNuitfi la M
Comb riiN
Within lhe taH fit months 10
heed "a Wiila bayr been stolen ~
ktmfof county
"a reward II gl000 j. offered ~
tho difast NJ tho manicmro VI tho
Walker bf0thom
a council n ihe American ie
rion II llonnr wac organized In
jackson last week
Tho Crystal Springs knights u.
Honor have contributed eco 70 the
lror d that place,
Jamos y Roblnron lsto be- hung
a. Carfollton, Jan, 18Th, for the
murder of w.. NJ Addir
Tho late circuit court II tho Wa.
Ter Valley district sent two con.
yicts 70 tho pcnitcntiary.
On tho night oftho 18th inst,
several residences in Water Valley
were yictlmizcd BY burglars.
The Water Valley Courier will
be moved % Memphis and CONVEX
ted intoo Presbyterian paper.
Mr.. W. a. Henry, Of the ,Yazoo
Sentinel, viii coon start a paper,
The Review, at paulding, Jasper
county
Mr.. ,. G. Sims Of Aberdeen, has
a white Otter skin brought BY him
from tho western part of the
State.
During the months Of October
and November, $4,000 were paid
into tho State treasury for State
lands.
Two young ladies have bought
five acres Of landi in Corinth, Miss,
with a view Of raising mulberry
trees.
Prohibition petitions to tho Log
islatuse are being circulated and
signed by nearly everybody in Cor.
NTH.
Fourteen hundred German carp
ofthroc yarities have been distrib.
uted in the section of country
around Corinth.
A wagon-load Of thirty or forty
bushels Of peanuts were sold in
Aberdeen last week at sc~ycn.y-fye
cents o bushel.
Some Carp hal were placed in a
pond ut Holly Springs two years
ago, now weigh from twenty to
twenty-five pounds.
IN the ease OF Nick Cubit, Of
fazoo county, who killed his
moiher-in-law, the jury returned a
verdict Of manslaughter.
Rewards amounting to si4O0 are
offered for the arrest Of D. d. Arch
er, who killed Ewing McAnerty,
Sth at Chester, Choctaw coun.
BY.
Two ladies are candidates for
State Librarian-Miss Mary Say
cry, Of Baldwin, and Mrs Morancy,
Of Jackson, the present incum.
A mad dog was on the rampage,
in liandsboro last week. lie
tore a turkey and a goat in pieces
but was killed before doing any
other damage.
S. L. Ragland, Of Lafayette ,ccun.
ty, has shipped lately 500 bushels
turnips, grown on the same land
from which a crop Of corn had been
this year.
Fanny Crawford, (col,) Of Lauder
county, worked 800 hands on
her farm this year. She returned
sumpter county, Ala, with
20 more hands, a few days since.
At the recent meeting of tho
lrand Lodge Of colored masons IN
the members aud officers
the grand master, Rev.
Ihos. W. .st-inEor, of vicksburg,
sish q fnc gold-headcd cane. !
The v~icksburg and Meridian
abroad has dispensed with the
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