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Heart Rsnding.
.eridian Mercury.1

Meridian Mercury.
We have just heard of the sad and terri
BILE death, on last Wednesday of the little
] or S year old daughter OF Mr.. james L.
Blanks, who lives near Hurricane Greek
Postofice, in the southeastern portion OF
this county It appears she was round
about the gin house where her father was
ginning and by some means BECAME entap-
gled in the wheels and when found her
neck was broken and life was extinct. No
one knows how it occurred as there was no
one present except little brother who is
too small to give an intelligent account OF
how it occur red.
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GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- re,ved until the THIRp MONDAY IN OCro-
BAR. at II NJ, for furnishing FRESH BEEF
to the MISSISSIPPI STATE LuNArtc ASYLUM
tor one wear commencing OcToBER lSrH, 1881.
Beef 10 be of the best quality, and to consist
equally of hind aud tore quarters, and in
quantity from $40 10 400 pounds per day, more
or less ms may be required by the Steward.
Bids must be sp eihc, and will not b. consid-
cred if conditone on what others may pro.
pose. The successful bidder will be required
to give bond in the sum Of three thousand doll
lars. r. +, MCGlLL, Steward.
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SECTIONS REPORT WHITE.
JACKSON, Mss, Oct. l, 1881.
To the Honorable Board of Mayor and Alder
men of the City of Jackson:
GENTLEMEN-I have the honor, as Sexton for
the white people, t. make the following report
of interments in the City Cemetery during
the month of September 1881
September /, Ellen Harold, 8 months, Whoop.
ing Cough.
September 8. Mrs Ann Hughes, 49 years,
Malignant Remittent Fever; Kinds county.
September 5, Mrs. Annie Hansberry, 40 years
Heart Disease.
September s, Writ Langley, SO years, Con-
sumption.
Very Respectfully,
PHILLIP RYAN. City Sexton.
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chalmers At Crystal Springs.
Monitor

Monitor.l
Gen. Chalmers, of Vicksburg, and mem
Der of Congress from SHOE string district,
addressed the citizens Of Crystal Springs by
invitation on Monday night, the 10th inst
His speech occupied about an hour and
quarter in delivery, and was one of the finest
orations we have heard during the canvass.
He criticised the course of Col. King very
severely, showing how inconsistent his pres
ent course was with his past career. His
tribute TO Gen. Lowry's eminent abilities
and character as citizen, soldier, statesman
and patriot, was one OF the most brilliant
flights of oratory that ever Ana,"'1i rom
the gifted speaker. The audience was
entirely carried away with it, and the ap-
pIause was so rapturous that it was several
moments before he could resume speaking
His criticisms on the manner in which the
national finances were managed by the Re-
publican party, were pertinent and torcible,
and the position of the Democratic party on
the subject clearly and ably defined. He is
complete master of the financial question
His structures on the reconciliation of sill
yer and historical sketch of the silver and
gold dollars, placed the matter SO clearly
before the audience that all doubt was re-
moved as to the correctness of the attitude
assumed by the Democratic members of
Congress on this question.
General Chalmers is an able and pleasing
speaker, and his reception was most cordial
and hattering. The audience that greeted
him in Kendall Hall was one of the largest
ever assembled at CRYSTAL Springs.
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4 Great Premium List.

THE NEW YORK WEEKLY EXPRESS, Estab-
lished in 1885, is not only one Of the OLDEST
and CHEAPEST but Best of the New York
Weekly Family Newspapers. It's now max
ing great and successful effort to reach
larger and more general circulation than any
Weekly Newspaper in the United States and
to this end is offered an attractive list Of sub
stantial and valuable premiums 10 single and
club subscribers. The long Established Fepu-
tation and responsibility af she Publishers
who not only publish the Weekly Express,
hut the New York Daily and Evening Express
is sufficient guarantee of the character of
the premiums offered and the good faith that
will govern their distribution. Besides the
many other attractions OF the Weekly Eg
press 1t mn ,.snes regularly by authority the
BROOKLYN Tabernacle Sermons OF the Rev. /
Dewitt Talmage, DID. The subscription
price, One Dollar year, places it within the
reach of ALL The office Of the NEW YORK
WEEKLY EXPRESS is % Park Row, New ork.
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BLACKMAN's COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
The card of which we publish this week
affords special advantages to those desiring
a commercial education. Mr.. Blackman Is
= teacher of much experience and is assisted
by prominent professors. Besides, he fur
nishes-what a young nam from the coun-
trv often feels the need ola home FOX the
pupil .'nder his care. In case Of sickness
kind attention will not be wanting. 1t at
fords us pleasure to GALL attention to the I'M
usual advantages which this college offers.
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Women.
! REMEpY ZOE HER oNLY.

Cheaper than physicianss bills. and to be
used ~ women exclusively. It is prepared
for them only, and is sp cially adapted 70
cases where the womb il disordered, and VIII
cure all irregularities OF the 'mensea or
.monIlaiy courses, whether acute or chroulc,
by restoring the discharge. This great boom
is DR.. j. Rradield's Female Regulator, end
kaowu and reoornixsd as stWomanis Best
Friend Prepared by DIR. ]. Bradfeld, At
lama. Ga. Price: trial size, 35c; large size,
II 50. Fer sale by Byron Lemly and K 4
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A Subject for the Halter.
Brookhaven Ledger. I

11IUVhuaFtLI A16uEII.
Capt. A. @. Porter brings the information
that on Friday last Mrs. Ssllie May, an old
lady sixty years of age, was met on the road
and outraged by a negro. He then made
his escape, but was followed by three colored
men and brought back within nine miles of
Meadville, aud was to have been hung by
the enraged people, both white and black,
at II o'clock Tuesday. We have not learn
ed as yet whether this has been done
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FARM FOR SALE.

FVHE W. y. WRIGHT PLACE, THREE
miles west OF Jackson, on the V and NJ.
Railroad, containing 831 acres, iahout $50
acres under fence, the balance omen and tim
bered iasdk is offered for sale, CHEAP for cash
If not sold by January LIST, will be for rent.
Apply to h. I. LGON,
stp29 Sl-Am jackson Miss
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BUSINESS NOTICES,
Excursion to New Orleans.

The undersigned have arranged for a
first-class Excursion from Grand Junction
to New Orleans, on Tuesday, October 25th.
Five days in city, and tickets good to
return on any regular passenger train. The
train will pass Jackson at 2:4O P. NJ, and
the round-trip fare from this city is only
$500. Colored people who may want to
go on this train will have special coaches
assigned them, under the direction of Mat.
Potter. Tickets will be for sale in Jackson
by Capt. w. @. Lowd, and by Mike O'Brien,
at Edwards House Bar.
ct PITTS & BURRAGE.
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OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
ofthe Beard Of Mayor and Aldermen
ofthe City Of Jackson.

JACKSON, Mrse-. Oct ), 1851
Al regular meeting of The Board q
MAYOR and Aldermen Of the City OF gaeEs son
theye vFere present-Hon. John MeaiiL May
ar. AID srmsn Ciingan, Jones, spengIer Tay-
Tor. Virden and Williams.
Proceedings of former meeting read ana
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An Imnortant Marriage Decision.

New York Hour
In decision handed down Thursday, the
New York Courtof Appeals lays down the
doctrine that a marriage valid in the State
wherein it is contracted is valid in every
other State of the Union, even in State
which may have forbidden by local law one
of the contracting parties to marry within
its territory
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EXECUTION SAIL.
. T. S1EvAEr, Adm =. II Esgae ~
3. @. TTcHE
NIns ' Al Do-ex4.

ITNpER AND az VIRTUE OF An Exc
\ cution il the above styled case to ne d.
ectsd froTa J D. Moushan Justice Of the
tsac~ u nd for the Fitgh Supervisors Dis
trieF Ct Kinds County ! viii on
Monday, the eth dag Of November, 1881,
sell to the highest bidder for cash IN front OF
the City Hall door. 81 Jackson, all the undi-
yIded right, title aud interest Of defendant in
and 10 he following lands to wit NEl. and
3 scres ia Ne corner VIZ SCI. and 5,4 acres
in Nv corner M E1s Sell Section TO- and
FL Seetcu g. apd NJ E}< NwL and 81
" ANe54, Section H. sill ia Township L. Range
!, west, in Kinds comfy, and will he sold 10
satisfy the above sra go writ aud sT costs
FAERAR MORRISON. Sheriff
Oct g. sl-3w BIZ L. f. CH1LEs. y. :.
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Local and Miscellaneous Items.

WE learn from the Edwards Item that
the Cooper's Well property has been pur-
chased The purchasers were the following
gentlemen: Geo NJ. Klein, L. A. Camp
bell, E. Martin, G 0. c. Waddill, and
Geo, II. Smith, all of Vicksburg.
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The Ballot Law-Punch it Out.

The Ballot LaW-Punch il Out.
Corinth Herald
The ballots will average half yard in
length, and they must be not over too and 4
halt nor less than two and a quarter inches
wide and straight as a ribbon. A mans
ticket counts by measurement of the paper,
not by the names on it. How ridiculous
We have never insulted the good sense of
a candidate for the Legislature by asking
him if he favored punching this law out
Of the Code.
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18Th Mississippi Reports.

The 5Sth Volume of Mississippi Reports,
reported by J. B. II. Heming way, Esq, is
now on the road from st. Louis to Jackson,
and will reach here to-day or tomorrow.
Persons wishing to buy should apply to
Mr. Hemingway.
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Attention.

There will be meeting Of the Liberty Grove
psmoeratic-Coaservativ Club. Saturday, Oct
22d. at4 o'clock Pm. A full attendance is re-
anss,ed as bushes OF particular Importance
will be presented.
WM. ]. BRowN, in, President
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Law Books for Sale.

4 COMPLETE SET or MISSISSIPPI RE-
"A PORTS, including FREEsAs's and s. NJ.
cHAEcERY. All in good condition. Apply at
the CLARION Office
act IL 81 6tx
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HUGH CARSON, d steamboat man, and
hard case generally, was shot and killed by
Mr.. w. H. Robertson, of Sharkey county,
in Vicksburg on Monday. Mr.. robertson
was formerly Sheriff of Sharkey county,
and gentleman esteemed by all who know
him. Carson was the aggressor in the diff
Guilty which resulted in his death.
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How Grant Paid for His Tour.

From the Philadelphia Record
1t is understood that in the two-anG-a-
half year trip around the world, Gen. Grant
received presents equivalent in value to
double the expenses of his journey.
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Carpets. Carpets. Carpess.!
Just received At Whiting & Gray's, Tapestry
Brussels At Soc. s0c. and Csc. per yard 3 ply,
best quality. At 81 Is per yard; exlra supers
from Csc. to Gle Ingram in wool and mixed
from 500. to &c. and for So, extra per yard
viii have carpets made any sire Or shape and
can furnish rugs to match any samples We
haye. Sept s. fl
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The Homicide Wear Greenwood.

Brokhaven Free Press.
Through q postal from Capt. Jas. A.
Hoskins, who IS at Greenwood Lefiore coun-
", toour townsman, Mr.. E. Boskey, we learn
that the Coroners jury pronounced the kill
ing Of John Murdoch By S. ]. Whitworth
UNSUITABLE homicide. The preliminary
trial before the committing court was still
ia progress Al the time, but there was no
doubt thar the result would be the discharge
Of Mr.. Whigworth
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THE New Orleans Times says that it is
understood that in the course of a few
weeks the passenger local rate on the 'Big
Jo will be reduced to 3 cents mile to
correspond with the rates of the lines north
of the OHIO river. This is a liberal move
on the part of the "Big J, and one which
will meet with the appreciation of the
ira Yelling public.
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FOR RENT.

I Will RENT ONE.uALF MY HOUSE TO
a good and quiet family. apply to
MRS. L. c. CAGE,
Cor. Congress aud Tomhicbee street.
Jackson, Miss.
sen IlSI-3v,
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sweetwa:er, Friday, (Day) October BIS t.
Brookhaven, Friday, Night October Us
Yazoo CITY. Monday, October oath.
Koseiusko, Wednesday, October 26ih.
Lexington, Thursday, October 27Ih.
Vicksburg, Friday, October 18th,
Na1chez. Monday, October 3lst.
Fayette, Tues lay, November LIST.
Port Gibson, Wednesday, November q.
FRANK JOHNSTON,
Charm State DEM Con. Elk. Committee
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Insli.ate for the neaf nd Dumb.

Fulton Courier.
We endorse the suggestion Of TIE CHAR
IoS, IN respect 70 increasing the facilities
81 our Stata for educating the deaf and
dumb. This class Of unfortunates should
ii no instance Be allowed to grow up with
out educational advantages By which alone
they can Be made useful and happy.
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sExrox,s Rrronr teO1oaEp.l

SEA1ON hEFOhI toOAOAAh.J
JACKSON, Mss, Oct !, 1881.
To the Honorable Board of Mayor and Alder
men of the city of jackson:
dExFLE4EN-I have the honor as Sexton for
the colored people, to submit the following
renort a. interments of coiored people in the
CITY Cemetery during the month of septem-
Der, 1881
september4, Strain Adams, As years, Dyson
sentember 5. Child of Joshua Mathews, IS
September 6, Child of Dick Jones, l6months,
Teethipg.
> s e. ii, Child Of Jane Thomas, ~,
Sept :mber Il, Matilda Joseph, Is months,
September Is, Jim Martin. 2 years. Thrash.
septemher ID, Georgiana Forbes, 10 years.
september %, Child of Willie Yeters, ......,
September q, Lee Johnson, 5months, Thrash,
September %, Sidney, Morris, Ii months
Thrash.
Very respectfully submitted,
Tony BAaNEs, City Sexton.
obisetious TO the Assessment Roll having
been fled by several citizens, the objections
were taken up aud considered. The requests
of all the parties were granted, and the City
Assessor Instructed to correct the roll aceord-
! ingly.
Petition Of Wm Rnekham to retail liquors
was received and fled.
The SPECIAL committee appointed to inquire
/ into the cost of lighting Capitol street VI q
gas. submitted q report, comprising an esh
mate from W s. Hamilton, Esq, Secretary
| Jackson Gas Company.
AN motion of Mr.. Virden, the committee was
authorized to make all necessary arrange
ments and to contract with the company
eertain restrictions and conditions being
imposed by the Board
Mr. SpengIer, Chairman Claims COMMITTEES,
reported the following accounts as co-reeta ana
/ they were alioWsdi
err.
Chas Morgan, g g
Spengler Sons.-..... ........-..-. 2 g
- =
SCHOOL.
Eyrich S Co.... ss,ssfe 81
The COMMITTEES on Retail Liquor Licenses
sabmitted the following report
Your committee to whom WAS referred
sfhe netition Of I. Fragiacome, % retall
lrinioss and spiritpous liquors. ind aftsf
4 earefnI count that Il has The requisite
.,s.nher az signatures required By law, and
- neen & "a for 50 days, and published
80 three weeks in the city papers, ana
u .sar,Id recommend that license Be granted SID
petitioner for one year
Cas- WIEEIAMs.
1pFzeFE
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DR.. w. BILLIE,

Late Assistant Physician to Professor
Ricord, Paris.
OFFICE, 1876 CANAL srRFEr, GEw ORLEANS.
spEorALrrrs Nervous Diseases, and Chron-
&c Diseases.
RErERExcEs - Fifteen years successful
practice in New Orleans among the most
prominent business men.
Jan. 13, 81. ~.
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Jerks MuATHLY REPORT.

All of which is respectfully submitted,
JOHN MCGILL, Mayor.
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.
HON VAN II. MANNING.

HON. VAN H. MANNING,
will address his fellow citizens at the follow
ing times and places:
Tupelo, October q.
Okolona, October p.
Meridian, October "A.
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Col. Hooker at McComh Citr.

McCoMB CRY, Miss, October 15.-Hon.
G. E. Hooker delivered an able and eloquent
address here tonight to large audience.
sionist, though a fool, could not err therein.
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State Library Notice.

We are requested by the State Librarian to
give notice to ell persons having books be-
longing to the State Library that they must
be returned by 18th inst.
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THE intelligent public will doubt either
Mr.. Lowry's sincerity or the accuracy of
his Information when he says that he, as
Democratic candidate for Governor of Mis-
sissippi, "echeed the sentiment of every
Democrat in the State when he announced
himself in favor of free schools, a fair ballot
and an honest count Boston Journal
The Journal will discover that the Gin
,telIigent public" does not take the opinions
ready-made from partisan Journals. The
Democratic candidate for Governorof Missis-
sippi is a gentleman OF character, standing,
and truthfulness, and no intelligent man
should doubt his statement,-Mobile Regis
ter.
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.

L. BARKSDALE
Will speak at the follwoing times and places;
Dry Grove, Kinds county, Saturday, ooI. -
Bay St. Louis, Hancock county, Tuesday
Nov. l.
Pass Christian, Harrison county, Wednesday
Nov. 2
State Line, Wayne county, Thursday, Nov. 3
De- Kalb, Kemper county, Friday, Nov. A.
Meridian Lauderdale county, Saturday,
Nov. 5. ,,-u.,,r
, FRANK JOHNSTON,
Chairman DEM Con Elk. Committee.
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PROCLAMATION.
$50 90 REWARD.

WHEREAS. 1t appears by Information re-
w ceivcd By ME, that the following named
Peuitentiary convict made his escape from
the place. and the date mentioned, and is still
at large: JAKE MCLEOD from Pollock &
Meyers, Bolivar county, on September22 1887.
Now, therefore, l. j. NJ. STONE, Governor
of Mississippi do offer the above reward for
the arrest and confinement in jail eff the said
Jake Mcleod; said reward payable by Ham
ilton. Allen Co., Lessees Of the Peni,entia-
~ And l do moreover, require all officers
Of this State to De diligent in their efforts to
arrest said fugitive convict Jake Mcleod.
Given under my hand and the Great SEAL
at the State affixed, at jackson, this
H. s. 18th day Of October 4. d 1881.
}. NJ STONE.
By the Governor
HENRY G. MYERS, Secretary of State.
DESCRIPTION,
Age 50 years heigh, feet l0H inches
com o. EXON. dark brown; hair black eyes
brOwnA: 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 seroud hnger lett
hand; large deformed feet; two scars un left
arm: numerous scars on beek,
oct2O, 'Sl-3w.
s. Time TO Buy and a Time TO SELL
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5 I65 so
SECTIONS REPORT WHITE J

RESPECTFULLY,
g. II. REFER, City Collec tor.
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Gen. LOWry's Appointments.


Chairman Dem. Con. Elk. Commit'e
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PnhIin nasL II

judge SyIvanus Evans viii address the
people Of WAYNE county st Waynesboro,
Monday, October Gath, on the political issues
Iaf the canvass
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PROPOSALS FOR BEEF.

Oct6sI-tds
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Notice to Tax-Pavers.

I HEREBY NOTIFY ALL PERSONS THAT
i am now prepared 20 receive the Taxes
due the City for the fiscal wear 1881.
Il. H. REBEG, City Collector.
oct &, 'Sl-3w.
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.
HON. O. r. SINGLETON

HON. O. r. SINGLETON
Will address his feilow-citizens at the follow
ing times and places
Quitman, Friday October 81.
Waynesboro, Saturday, October y.
Brandon, Monday. OetoberA.
FRANK JOHNSTON,
Chairman State Dem.-Con. Tx. Committee.
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GEsTs' Undershirfs and Drawers, both red
and Whitehall guaranteed, at
WHITING & GRAY's.
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ascRIPTIoN RATES;
IgoCRiTIC COUNTY TICKET.

4 li1Bt b.A
FOR THE LEGISLATURE,
GREAYEs. THOS ATKINSON.
p GRANBERRY, J. A. SHORTER
FOR SHERIFF,
|sAuL B. THOMAS, Of Terry.
FOR TREASURER,
NAN X. BROWN, Of Utica.
FOR ASSESSOR,
? f. PERKINS, Of Edwards.
FOR SURVEYOR,
WILL T. COLLINS, Of Utica.
FOR CORONER AND RANGER,
ruos / HUNTER, of Raymond.
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CLERKS QUARTERLY REPORT.

CLERKS QUARTERLY REPORT.
To the Honorable Board of Mayor and Alder
men of the City of Jackson:
GENTLEMEN-I herewith submit my report
of warrants and licenses is ued during tn
third quarter, July, August. and September,)
1881:
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Jackson, Miss, Oct 5, 1881.
To the Honorable Board of Mayor and Al
dermen of the City of Jackson;
GExTLEMEN-I have the honor to submit the
following report of Warrants and Licenses
issued dmrins the month of September, 1881 ::
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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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The Assassination Of General Tucker.
Chickaaaw Messenger

Chickasaw Messenger
Rumors regarding the assassination of
General Tucker, in the country, seems to
have taken many shapes, and speculation
concerning the horrid MYSTERY is varied and
endless. As we have before said, the cir
oumstances point strongly to Houston Parish
as the assassin, almost, if not quite sufficient
to convict Certain it is, these circum-
stances were of such character as to induce
the grand jury to indict him as the muir
derer, and this action on the part of the jury
meets with the universal approval OF every
gentleman with whom we have conveTsed
on the subject
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IErrER LIST.

1;stof Letters remaining in the Post-oihee
:, Iaetson. Hind- county, Miss, for the week
ending octOser 20, 1881
- Issrsl, Nancy Miss
Q 6urgessen John, VIM.
S e,t NJ NJ. - Mcdowell. Lens, care
S S,, Berry Moore.
Crawford, L. @. e Maalisson, II II
Gross, John nt lSns ssm
Cross, July l.l ~, 5e II.
Emmerson. B. Il. Aa Iass.., a- George
Ferret. Louis 1 nsssS 81
Ford. Dicks VII q " Mrs
Hicks. Harrietta, MRS. Won, y
Hopkins, Jane Mrs
Persons calling for any q ne soos : $500
viii please say advertised
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TnE ola RslIahls Tsnas..ss wagan.

TaE prettlest and best Carpets, at New
York prices. At
WH1rISe s GaAx's.
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Monday, the eth day Of November, 1881,

sell at public auction, to the highest bidder
for cash, in lots or parcels not 10 exceed 100
acres, = tract of land iu Kinds county, de-
scribed as the SIS Of Sectjoa p; the III OF
SEX. and the Nw1. Of Sell and the Net. Of
Swa Of Section A. 81 in 7. :, Il. !, W, con-
tajaing about 4sD acres, with its heredita-
ments anu aPpurteuanves.
4. G. MOORE, Commr.
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