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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-03-03
TIMELY TOPICS.

TIE only postoffice In the world which
continues to be respected by pilferers is
the letter. box in the Magellan straits
simple cask chained to the rock. A
passing vessel sends boat. takes what
letters there may be and deposits its
own. The postofiice is under the pro-
lection of the navies OF the civilized
world. and, although 1t has been estab-
lished for many years, 1t has never been
robbed.
A San Francisco woman partially lost
the power of speech through a stroke OF
paralysis. Taxing advantage of her
incoherent utterances and grotesque
visaRe, her husband sent her to an
asylum as n lunatic, and took possession
of her property. She was kept in dur
ance several months before the truth
was discovered. A Jury awarded her
81 900 damages.
After a careful personal examination
of the forest portions of Pennsylvania,
Virginia, North Carolina and Tennessee,
Professor Thomas Melhan concludes
that there is much more timber in the
country than people generally believe,
though ut present in localities not con
venient, as general thing, TO mar
ket at paying prices. He also notes the
rapidity of growth OF the trees of the
regions examined As contrasted with
the slow growth in Europe, and main
tanned that with proper care and cul-
ture good paying timber can be grown
in from fifteen to twenty years.
The British consul of Shanghai, Mr..
Davenport, says there is little doubt
that the dreadful famine which has for
the last three years scourged the north
of China may be attributed in great
measure 10 the spread Of poppy cultiva-
ton. 4 very large proportion of the
available ground in that region has been
sown TO this plant, which Is found to
be more renunerative than any kind OF
grain. Consequently, the granaries
were left untitled and no provisions made
for year of drought. The consul says
that unless the growth OF opium can be
checked by the government the evil will
increase. and OF course another year Of
drought will cause more terrible fam
inc than the last.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-03-03

Much capital and energy have been
devoted TO establishing the elk manu-
iacture in the United States, and with
considerable success. There has always
been one drawback, however, in COM
peting with European, japanese or Chi
nese products, says the New York
Graphic, and that was the great dis
parity in the cost Of the labor required
in reeling the threads of the coooons.
We eoan raise the sill worm here without
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w.aHIra1oa errr. oel. q. Isl.


EprroRs cLARIoS: Il begins 70 look a
though the President viii be entirely IN the
hands Of Coukling aud Grant. L was hoped
that having reached the Presidency by an
accident be would assert himself and repel
the presumption Of these yain-gloricus men,
who would sacrifice the best interests of the
country to their selfagrandizement. The
Post this morning says it has It from
reliable source that Grant will at least
control five of the Cabinet appointments
and that they will be from the old ilk OF
vulgar syeophants to power for place, with
no honorable political convictions. Already
a stalwart organ is trying to work up 3
feeling in behalf OF the assassin Gitteau.
II reminds me somewhat of the cOmical.
emotional and imaginative ReadJuster who
recently came to 5he conclusion that instead
of Virginia owing anything, everybody
owed the State | would not be surprised
after while if some big stomaehed ''stai
wart OF the stalwarts" (Which SUB rosa mean,
office OF an ofiee) with tat thing of II IN
Federal Office whose OILY duties are to look
after the perdnisites to which the eneum-
bent by winking at the law is entitled, will
say "Oh, he didn't mean any harm, let him
90" Bayard looked like the modern
Brougham in the seat of the presiding Off
Ger of the Senate. Davis only fills 1t IN
one sense.
In company with e. S. D., went over to
Alexandra last night to hear John Daniel
the Democratic candidate for Governor
of Virginia When we arrived, he WA
speaking to large and enthusiastic audi
ence at Armory Hall. One-third of the
audience perhaps were ladies, and l have
been taught to believe that when true
women follow a cause, it is the one that
manhood should espouse. lie Is splendid
looking man, with contour reminding
one of Edwin Booth He wore button
hole bouquet which handsomely set Oft d
figure remarkable for its symmetry. he
spoke for two hours and half, frequently
interrupted with wild applause. At the
conclusion of his address the ladies present
ed him with basket of flowers, which he
received in terms and manner worthy OF
Chesterfield No State could have a prouder
son, or party a grander standard-bearer. Hi,
canvass through Virginia has been most
brilliant ovation. In speech he is gracious
graceful and great, and his people love him
as follower of Stonewall Jackson in battle
and an ardent adherent to the principles oi
Jefferson and Jackson. VERITAs.
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monday, Deeember 5. ISL,

AT rms FRONT DOOR OF THE EnwARDs House.
HoTEL. IS JACKSON, Mss, or near that door
on the front galleries of said Hotet, proceed
and sell III public auction % The highest bid,
der: Selling first the partnership personal
property assets of the partnershlpin the hotel
property and business described by class,
character and amount thus: THE FURNITURE
FOR ABOUT II BED Rooms, consisting of Bed
staads. mattresses and other bedding. bureaus,
tables, wristbands, chamber-ware, chairs,
carpets, mirrors, etc, etc. The PARLoR FUR
NITURE consisting of carpet, rugs, Piano.
mirror, three sofas, chairs, table pitcher and
poblets what not, etc. THE OFFICE FURNI-
TURE, consisting of clock, desk, two iron safes
/ coal-stoves, chairs, and other things of small
value The BAR-ROoM AND BILLIARD ROOM
/ FURNITURE, consisting of billiard tables,
cues and her appurtenances; Pitchers, de-
canters, glasses and other bar room equip
ments chairs, etc. LINEN ROOM fuFuiturc,
eauipments and contents that are assets Of the
/ PARTNERSHIP of Hilzheim * Robinson. The
! LARGE SUPPLY OF DINING ROOM AND KITCHEN
/ FURNITURE that are such assets The groce-
ries liquors and provisions that may be on
/ hand and partnership property, it there be
any, and all other personal assets Of SAID firm
/ of HiZaeim & Robinson by said decree OF
dered 10 be sold. Also, the following real
estate composing the Edwards House lois,
premises and appurtenanees 1t Is IN Wesi
jackson being those lots on which are stu
/ ated the Edwards House and appurtenances,
/ bounded en- the north by Capitol street on the
south by Pearl street on the west by the New
/ Orleans, Jackson & Great Northern Railroad,
/ (ney the New Orleans, Saint Louis \ Chicago
/ Railroad, on the east bv lands that belonged
10 Mrs. Malay in May, 1865 being the whole
! of the lands occupied by and appertaining to
the Edwards House and lying on the east of
| the aforesaid railroad; together with all the
/ buildings. improvements, tenements, heredlt-
aments and appurtenances thereto belong
ing or appertaining.
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ELECTION TICKETS.

The CLARION Office will fill orders
promptly from counties having no local
press. Our press brethren who may desire
rs to print tickets for their respective
counties are guaranteed that the tickets
will conform to the requirements of the
Code. The names of county candidates
Should be written very plainly, to avoic
mistakes and delay. u.
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Fruit Trees.

THE PRoPRIEP0RS OF PEACHWOOD
NURSERIES offer full stock of the finest
varieties Of Apples, Peach, Pear, Plumb, and
other fruit trees Vines and Plants.
Also, Roses, Evergreens and Shrubbery, Of
the most select varieties.
Frioeg very low--and SReefgt EeeigAt Rate,
to the principal points on packages OF lOl
pounds or over.
Send for Catalogue Address
GAINES, COLES s. CO.,
Peachwood Nurseries, State Line. Miss.
oct27. 'Sl-3m.
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DIR. W. BILLIE,

Late Assistant Physician to Professor
Rieord, Paris,
OFFICE, 1876 CANAL STREET, New ORLEANS
spEcIALrIEs Nervous Diseases, and ChrOn
ic Diseases.
REFERENCES - Fifteen years successful
practice in New Orleans among the mos
prominent business men.
Jan -, 81, 1y.
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Grand Democratic Rally at Dry
Grove.
Dry GROVE. MI

Dry GROVE, Mss, Oct. 10, 1881.
EDITORS CLARION You will please give
notice through THE CLARION that there
will be Grand Democratic Rally, and a
Barbecue given by Dry Grove Precinct
Club, at Dry Grove on Saturday, Oct %,
1881. All Democratic Clubs in the county
and the public generally are invited to
attend. Gen. Robt. Lowry and Hon. E.
Barksdale have been invited, and are ex-
pected to address the meeting.
By order Dry Grove Precinct Club,
+ F.. JOHNSTON. Secretary.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF the Edwards House Hotel Property,
jackson, Miss.

FINDER A DECREE OF THE CHANCERY
u Court for the First District OF Kinds
County, Mississippi, rendered September l4th,
1851, in case No. Alb, John W. Robinson, Ad,
mipistrator. vs. A. A. Folkes ct al, |, the un.
dersiQnel Commissioners of said Court as or
dered hv said decree will. on
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The champion steal Of the Star Route
rascaIs, is said to be Chidester's Fort
Worth and Yuma Route. a chapter
Of this grand swindle win be found IN
another column. The public win know
more about il hereafter.
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coMNIssloNERs SALE OF LAND.

FINDER A FINAL DECREE RENDERED
u on September Is. 1881, By the Chancery
Ceurt for the First District of Kinds County,
Mississippi, in the ease Of Kate Halls et 81.
vs. George W. Fletcher ct al, !, the under.
81 said decree viii, on
Monday. the sth day OF November, 1881 !,
ii the front door Of the City Han, il Jackson,
sell At public auction, to the highest bidder
for cash, in lots or parcels net % exceed 10y
sores, ) tract Of land IN Kinds county, de.
seribed IS the 4 Of Section q the "a q
seK ard re NV of Sci and the Ne1< Of
SwE II Section Al, al n 7. Z, 3. !. " con
taining about $50 acres, with it, heredita-
mentr ana appurtenanees.
Oet6 sl-tds.
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Mamen.
AnrnrnY roR HrR OILY.

rbeaper Than physicianss bills, and to be
nsed 81 women exclusively It IS prepared
for them only, and is specially adapted g
cases where the wemh Is disordered, and viii
eure an irregularities Of the menses or
monthly courses, whether acute Or chronlc,
~ restoring the discharge. This great boom
* m 7 Bradfeld's Female Regulator, and
known and recognized as Moman.s Bess
Priend.g Prepared BY DR.. J. Bradfelds =
ianta. Ga. Price trial size. 75e; large size,
$50 For sale b Byron Lemly and + =
Ledbetfer.
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GARFIELD h hEfs IS T pPs:iat t1'

GARFIELD. A complete, faithful history from
cradle to grave, by the eminent biographer
Col ConwelI. Introduction by His Excellency
John D. Long, Governor of Massachusetts
Books all ready for delivery. An elegantiy
illustrated volume. Endorsed edition. Lib
eral ter1as. Agents take orders for from 70 tC
50 copies daily. 0utsells any other book ter
TO one. Agents never made money so fast
The book sells itself. Experience not neces
sary, Failure unknown. All make immense
profits. Private terms free GEORGE STIN-
SON & Co., Portland, Maine.
aai97 f21-4w
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Cut This Quit Nav Save Your Life.

There is no person living but what suffers
more or less with Lung Disease, Coughs, Colds
or Consumption, yet some would die rather
than pay IS cents for bottle of medicine that
would cure them. DIR. A. Boschee's German
Syrup has lately been introduced in this coun-
try from Germany, aud its wondrous cures
astenishes every one that try it. If you doubt
what we say in print, cut this cut and take it
to your Druggist, and get . sample bottle for
10 cents and try it, or . regular size for @
cents
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Carpets Carpets: Carpets!!

Just received at Whiting s Gray's, Tapestry
Brussels at 8Oc, soc. and Csc. per yard ply,
best quality. at 81 Is per yards extra supers
from CSC to 9Oc. Ingram in wool and mixed
from Soc to Csc. and for Sc. extra per yard
will have carpets made any size or shape and
can furnish rugs to match any samples we
have. [Sept. 8, If.
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The Conservative Club of Hber-
ty Grove. win give Barbecue on Friday Oct.
18Th, 1881, on which occasion the issues Of the
canvass will be thoroughly discussed BY able
speakers. A cordial invitation is hereby ex-
tended to all to be present. Come one. come
- VIZ. j BRowS, in, President.
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SEE the advertisement of Peach" God
Nurseries, State Line, Wayne county
They are well known. Numerous readers
of this paper have had orders filed by
Messrs. Gaines, Coles Il Co., and always
satisfactory.
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HON. G. D. STANDS.

Democratic Candidate for Lieut. Governor,
win address his fellow-cttizens at the follow
ing times and places:
Thyatira, Tate county, Monday, Oct. 81, Il
An.
Independence, Tate county, Monday, Oct.
81, Bpm.
Palestine, Tate county, Tuesday, Nov. 1, 1
A. u.
LinwoOd, Wednesday, Nov 2, II, AN.
Austin, Thursday, Nov. II An.
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A Wise Deacon.

s'Deacon Wilder, l want you to tell nae
how you kept yourself and family well the
past season, when all the rest OF us have
been sick SO much, and have had the doc
tors visiting US so often"
'Bro Taylor, the answer is very easy.
used Hop Bitters in time; kept my family
veil and saved the doctor bills. 1hree
dollars worth kept as well and able to work
all the time. III warrant 1t has cost you
and the neighbors one TO two hundred aoi'
lsrs aneiee to keep sick the same time
Deacon, Pn use your medicine hereafter. .
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THE GREAT STREET PARADE
PROCLAMATION.
so 90 REWARD.

WHEREAS II appears by information re-
w c.ived BY ne, that the following named
cnnvict made his escape from
the place aud the date mentioned, and is stiIl
at large: JAKE McLEOD, from Pollock &
Movers, Boliyar county, on September p, 1881.
Now, therefore, i. J. NJ. STONE, Governor
Of Mississippi, do offer the above reward for
the arrest and confinement ia jail ef the said
Jake Mcleod said reward payable by Ham
ilton, Allen Co, Lrssees Of the PenItentia-
~. And / do moreover, rcqaire all officers
Of this State 10 be diligent ia their efforts TO
arrest said fugitive convict Jake Mcleod.
Given under my hand aud the Great Seal
OF the State affixed, at Jackson, this
H. - 18th day OF October A. d 1881.
j. VI. STONE.
By the Governor:
Henry c. MYERS. Secretary Of State,
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WE note that the Baptist State Conven-
ton has decided that the publication of the
Baptist Record is to be continued in Jackson
and not changed to New Orleans, We
should be sorry to lose SO pleasant neigh
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appointments for Publ
Gen. LoWry's Appointments,

Oar s'andard-bearer. Gen. Robert Lowry
vii address his fellow-citizens At the follow
ing times and places:
Vicksburg, Friday, Nov q.
Dry Grove SafurdaY. Nov. @.
Natchez. Monday, October 3lst.
FaTette Tuesday. November 1st
Port Gibson, Wednesday, November ID.
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HON. L. Q. c. LAMAR.

viii address his fellow-citizens. at the follow
ing times aad places:
Hillsboro, Scott county, Saturday, Oct. %.
Broekhaven. Monday, bet 81.
Hazlehurst, Tuesday. Nov l.
hatcher, Thursday, Noy3.
Fayeite. Friday, Nov f.
Port Gibson, Saturday, Nov. B.
Holly Springs Monday. Nov. I.
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ALI wool Shaker Flannel, at
WHITING & GRAY's.
Tue prettlest and best Carpets, at New
WHITING & GRAy's.
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Call at the "ParlOr Shoe Store and
select your new HAT. You can find nice
line of the latest styles in Soft, Stiff and Silk
HATS, at lowest prices.
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40 Horse Power Engine
AND SAW MILL FOR SALE.

BARGAIN Is OFFERED IN A SECOND
Il HAND 12x24 LANE & BoDLEy STATIONARY
ExGINE, with one Two Flue Boiler, Al inches
diameter and Is feet long, has two rrs...eaes
upon it. Also, Lane & DDoaiey Saw Mill, Car
rage 50 feet long, Sc inch Saw, nearly new,
20 miles from Chicago and New Orleans r. r.
Price $3.50. as it it stands.
Address, G.. D. BUSTAMANTE,
octl3, 81 -4w, JACKSON. Miss.
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$500 per year can be easily made at home
working for E. G. Rideout s. Co., 10 Barclay
Street New York. Send for their catalogue
and full particulars.
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Hon. o. r. SINGLETON

Will address his feilow-citizsns in Holmes
county as follows:
Eulogy, October IS
Lexington. Oct. %.
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y I Hsr ET, q NrER.. Secretary Of State.
DEsCRIrTION.

Age 50 years. height feet loH inches;
COMPLEXION, dark brown; hair black eyes
brown one right lower jaw tooth OUT two
upper left jaw teeth out; scar from burn on
shoulder, near neck scar near joint right
fore-fnger: scar on joint second niger left
hand; large deiormed feet; two scars on left
arm; numerous scars on back.
oct30. Sl-3W.
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rERMs ANp MANNER on sALEs.

They will begin on Monday, December 9th,
1881, and continue from day to day until com
rleted The PEsoNAL PROPERTY win be sold
first and for cash, in detail or small lotsi the
REAL ESTATE will he sold in one body for "a
third cash. third in six and third in
twelve months from the day of sale; for the
deferred payments the purchaser will give
bonds. with good security, in double the
amount of each installment, conditioned for
the payment OF such installment at maturity,
with per cent. per annum from date Of sale,
and in every respect according to the a ore
said decree. A. G. MOORE
Commissioner.
Oct u 1851 w
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HON. E. BARKsDALE

viii address his fellow-cftizens at the follow
ing times and places
Dry Grove, Kinds county Saturday, Oct. %.
Meridian, Lauderdale county, riday, Nov. 4.
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Owing to change of schedule on V. & NJ. R.
R., the mails will close at 7:80, instead of
o'clock as formerly.
GEO. C. MCKEE, P. NJ.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOR RENT.

4 DESIRABLE RESIDENCE IN NORTH
n Jackson, containing 1--WE rooms, Fol-
particulars apply to. -
State Street, jackson, Miss.
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Gnnrs, Undsrshirts and Drawers. both red
and white--an guaranteed, It
WnrzIEo GRAr's.
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Hon. W. /. HEMINGWAY

HON. W. L. HEMINGWAY
Will address his fellow-citizens at the follow
ing TINS aud places
Lake, Monday, October 81.
Harpersville, Tuesday November 1.
Thorntorn's Store, Wednesday, November 2
Dec atur, Friday, November 4.
FRANK JOHNSTON,
Chairman Dem.-Con. Elk. Com.
Gen. 4. j. Wharton and Jas. Shelton, Esq.
Will address the people at the following place:
in Kinds county, to-wit:
Brownsville, Tuesday, November l.
Edwards, Wednesday, November
Utica, Thursday, November )
Raymond Friday, November /.
Terry, Saturday, November D ,
Chairman Dem.-Con, Elk. State Com.
Hon. T. c. Catchings and Gen. w. F
Fitzgerald,
Candidates for Attorney-G 4neral, will address
the people at the following times and places
Water Valley, at night. Saturday, Oct. %
Verona, Monday, Oct. 81.
Aberdeen, Tuesday, Nov. l.
Columbus Thursday, Nov. I'D.
Macon, Friday, Nov. f.
Meridian, Saturday. Nov. 9th.
Jackson at night. Monday, Nov. 18th
FRANK JOHNSTON,
Chairman State Dem.-Con. Ex. Committee.
JOHN 7. HULL,
Chm State Elk Com. Greenback Party.
H. r. WARE,
Chm State Cent. Com. Rep. Party.
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Monday, December 9th. 1881,

proceed to sell, at public auction. for cash, 10
the highest bidder, in mont of the City Hall.
in the City of Jackson, Mississippi, the fol-
lowing property situated in the city of Jack
son, county Of Kinds and State of Mississip-
ii, viz: An undivided one-t hire Interest fee
in the following lands, viz: the south one-half
of lot one. and seventeen and one-half feet off
the west end of south one-half OF lot eight
aud lots two, ali in fractional square two
south Jackson and north half OF lot eight.
and north one half and twenty-seyen feet off
the west end of south one half lot one, all in
Court Square, two, south Jackson, together
with sill and Singh ar. the tenemeUts thereon.
Acting as trustee shall convey only such title
as is vested in me by said iced OF trust.
J J. GREEN, Trustee
jackson, Oct q, 1SSl-4t.
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LETTER LIST.

List of Letters remaining in the Post-ofhce
At JackseA. Kinds county, Miss, for the week
ending October q. 1881;
Anderson. D. P. Linden, Ghas. u.
Baldwin, J. L. Mcfarland, mary y.
Carr, Edward, care, Blue mountain
Crispy, Miss G. House:
frederick, Ashberry Wilson, L. y
Gillian Miss Kate. care, SIR. Compton
Tass;s 4. II Williams Clessie
Persons calling for any of the above letters
viii please say advertised
- :, GEO. c. MCKEE, P. u.
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SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.
REPoPTED BY c. C. CAMPBELL.
AIOCD- noE.bo, 81 100

REPOPTED BY c. G. CAMFBELiA
MONDAY, October "A, 1881.
The following cases were Affirmed;
34s9-R. W. Phillips, VS.. J. Y. Cooper.
3736-Mary d. Robinson, VS.. David Stade-
ker.
3742-James Fossett, VS.. James Wilson.
375l-Nannie P. Ward, VS.. NJ. Griswoid.
376l-E Richardson, vs.. Isaac Davis.
37S4-E1-pdrte, John A. Ferguson.
S770-Frederie Speed, Admir-. vs. VIM. Kelly,
Admir- Reversed and petition dis
missed.
S752-Thos. E. Helm We. F. S. Gray. Motion
to dismiss oyerruled.
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win be offered each week until the end Of
The season as speciality By RoBrssos,
sTrvrss Co. See their splendid drive in
Dress Goods this week.
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CITY Registration.

TIME REGISTRARS FOR THE CITY OF
L JAcKsos, will open lhe books at the City
Hall, on MONDAY, THE TIN DAF OF NovEM.
sgR, 1881, for the purpose of Registering all
those who are entitled to vote in the municipal
election which takes place on the First Mon
day in January, 1852.
The Board will remain in session for i've
days.
This will be an entire new Registration aud
every voter will have to register again in order
= = Il. 1. MULLER,
A. W. SMYTHE,
n s. TENPLE,
Board of Registrars.
Jackson. Oct 9th. 1S8I-3w.
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svv esplsndid Drive in Dress Goods at
10 cents, at
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NINETEEN CENTS, gets an unequalled value
in Dress Goods, at
ROBINSON, STEVENS & Co.