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To Pheniz Fire Company No. 2, Of Victs.
burg, and Their Lady Friends, From Cen
Fire Co., No. 2, Of ,jackson, Mes.
WHEREAS, On the 10th day Of May,
1881, the Gem Fire Company partici-
pated i'm the Annual Fireman's Pa
rade at Vicksburg, Miss, by invita-
ton of Phenix Fire Company of that
city and,
WHEREAS, The Gem Fire Com
pany enjoyed the hospitality Of Phe
nix Company, No. 2. to the full ex-
tent of its meaning, who, by mani
Testing their generosity, contributed
very much to the enjoyment Of every
member of the Gem; and,
WHEREAS, On that day, by the aid
and assistance of Phenix Fire Com
pany, No. 3, and their lady friends,
the Gem apparatus made an impos-
ing appearance on the streets of
Vicksburg, the ornaments and floral
decorations thereon making it look
not only like the Gem" she Il, but
like the cbariots with their fiery
steeds spoken of in Mythology, or
those that were seen at the Olympian
Games Of Ancient Greece therefore
Belt Resolved, That the thanks OF
this Company be, and are hereby ex-
tended to Phenix Fire Company. No.
2, OF Vicksburg, and that this Com
pany considers itself under lasting OBJ
legations TO the Phenix in spprecia-
ton Of their kindness and hospitality,
they having proven to US that, II
kindness accompanies love, love also
accompanies kindness aud,
Resolved, That the Gem Fire Com
pany, No. 2, owes a special mention to
Mrs. Henry Yoste, Mrs. Lou Hart
man, Mrs. K Hays, Mrs. A Zlmmern,
Miss Josie Schiller, Miss Mary Schiller,
Mrs Della Comes, Miss Josephine Nc
Quinn, and Mrs. l.. Hoefiinger, for
the artistic taste displayed in decorat-
ing our engine, and that the names Of
those ladies be placed upon the Roll
Of Life Honorary membership OF Gem
Fire Company, No. 2;
Resolved, That these resolutions be
published In the jackson and Vicks-
burg papers, and given a special page
In The books Of the Company, 20 be
handed down to posterity IN behalf Of
Phenfx Fire Company, No and
their lady friends Of Vicksburg, Miss.,
and that copy Of the same be pres
ented 70 said Company and TO each
lady herein mentioned.
Unanimously adopted In. meeting
assembled May 18th, 1851 4
JoHE MCGTLI, Foreman.
J. BRkUE. Secretary.
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contain copy of the indictment is not
cause for n reversal, as decided on the mo-
ton in this ease on former day.
8. The testimony that John Spiyey in the
presence of the accused, called TO his
brother, saying: "Run here, Pa. has kill
ed Capt. Bailey" was properly admitted.
4. The note by Bailey to the accused in
the forenoon of the day of the killing had
such relation to the subsequent conduct Of
Bailey, with respect 10 the accused, as TO
make IL proper evidence. II serves to
show the state of Bailey's feeling TO en-
plain to the inquiry which addressed to the
accused near 1 O'Clock that day about not
meeting him. II is because there is evil
dence, TO be considered by the jury, of hos
tile conduct by Bailey apparently threaten
ing great personal inquiry TO the accused,
at the time Of the killing, that II is proper to
admit the written correspondence, which
began the trouble between the parties on
that day. The notes, the quarrel ut l
O'Clock and the occurrences at sunset may
justly be regarded as parts of whole, sue
cessiye acts of the tragedy, and proper TO
present the actors before the jury as they
were with respect TO each other at the time
of the killing.
5. The court did not err in rejecting evil
dence that Bailey was San overbearing
turbulent and impetuous man." That was
irrelevant.
The principle on which IL is admissible
In case of apparent danger to the accused
from some over act Of the deceased in
dicating present purposes to do him some
great bodily harm to show the character of
the deceased, Is, that, as the jury are to
judge the conduct of the accused circum-
stanced Ms he was at the time Of the act for
which he is on trial, they should be in
formed as to the sort OF person alleged To
have done the overt act apparently threat
ening, which is claimed TO have had such
import ~ to have justified the accused in
acting upon il as he did.
1t must first appear that there was an at
tack and then the accused, who was the
object Of IL may show whatever will throw
light on the question whether he had just
ground TO believe that the attack was fell
onious and dangerous.
9. The fifth instruction for the State does
not fairly present the principle intended to
be announced. 1t Is calculated to mislead
by conveying a meaning not intended and
not correct. This instruction fails TO tell
IL jury what perilIs meant and il is highly
probable that II conveyed an idea, which
unduly abridged the right Of self-defence
from apparent danger.
7. The thirteenth instruction for the
State is clearly wrong and is directly in the
face of decisive Of this court on the pre-
else question.
Truley vs.. Hunt. 80 Miss, oil.
y. We ma no error IN the reiusal oil lne
court Of the sth, 18th. 18th, and 18th in
structions asked by accused.
The evidence suggests no doubt as TO
who did the shooting which killed Bailey
and IL was therefore proper TO refuse the
eighth instruction. The Others were unDec-
essary and Objectionable in others res
poets.
Judgment reversed and new trial award
ed.
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Round Trip Tickets
To be had at ALL the RAILRoAp OFFICES

BEERSHEBA Is the nearest Mountain Resort
to all places in the South and Wsst, and out Of all
fever and cholera range.
DAILY MAIL AND TELEGRAPH to all points
lin the office.
management Of the Undersigned for the past two
Seasons. and its increased popularity aud the uni
versal satisfaction given Is source of great pride
and pleasure TO us. For the beauty and grandeur
of its scenery, the purity and health-giying qual-
ties Of its freestone and chay waters is high
dry and inyigorating atmosphere, no place on the
Continent 81 America can excel Beersbeba. The
Hotel Buildings stand on top II the highest noun
tam OF the Cumberland Range-Within sixty feet
OF the bhiif-wth a grand platform one hundred
and forty feet long aud fortytwo feet bread, over
the bluh, with observatory thirty feet by fifteen
ovei looking the magnificent valley fifteen hundred
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The Dining Room and Ball Room each
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liquors. and with new billiard and pool tables. ICE
In abundance for all purposes Russian and Turk
ish Baths, and plain no, and cold water baths, in
the best STYLE directly in the hotel. Good drives.
good horses and new vehicles, at the most reasona-
BILE rates.
TEIMS--Per day, 50; per w-ek, sI2; per month
$40. Children under u Year, and servants half
price. CHAS. K. SMEDES a CO.,
May7-2m Proprieiors.
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Jackson Mari for Sale.
From Mart Bed on ToiDn Creek, Jack
son, Mss, as ShotCn on city Nap.

All orders for Mari, left at the Capital State Bank
Jackson, Miss, will be promptly attended to. II
will be delivered at the drying platform in South
or In sacks Of one bundled and fifty pounds in each
sack at rs cents per sack, dry pulverzed and read
for application top dressing for gardens, How
ers corn, cotton, or grasses II will keep the soil
moist and prevent the ravages Of insects or cut
worms. Much use is, and has been made Of Marls
in Georgia, North and South Carolina, and Mr..
Ruffn, Of Virginia, and the Jerseys have been
greatly benefited by the use Of Mars Its use has
been satisfactory in its results where intelligently
used. About 500 lbs. TO the has been general
ly applied In various soils.
Terms cash, or satisfactory Arrangements with
the Capital state Bank where payment must be
made. will insure prompt attention 10 all orders
within the limits of the Jackson corporation. 1t
will he delivered TO thoee who may desire at
81. so for 1000 pounds during the month of May, or
the CARS and shipped toany place desired at one
cent per mile per ton.
Mayl4- Z. X. STRICKLAND.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1881-06-04
L.ahnE saving.

The demand Of the people for an easier
method Of preparing kidney-Wort has in
duced the proprietors, the well-known
wholesale druggists, Wells, Richardson a.
Co., Of Burlington, VT. 10 prepare IL for
sale In liquid form as well as dry form. IL
saves all the labor Of preparing, and as 1t
il equally efficient It is preferred by many
persons. Kidney-Wort always and every
where proves itself a perfect remedy
Buffalo News.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1881-06-04

If you are troubled with fever and aguc,
dumb ague, bilious fever, jaundice, dys-
pepsia. or any disease Of the liver, blood
and stomach, and wish to get well, try the
new remedy. Prof. Guilmette's French
Liver Pad. Ask your druggist for 1t, and
take no other, and IL he has not got 1t send
81 80 in letter to the French Pad Co.,
Toledo, Ohio, and receive one by return
mail
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1881-06-04

The Grand Lodge Of Knights of
Honor will meet ut Aberdeen, Miss,
on the 3rd Tuesday in June, 2lst inst.
Delegates will be informed at to rates
by applying to John Yeargain, Grand
Recorder, at Canton, Miss.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1881-06-04

ANrcE HOUSE. Win sd oufbsiliinz< Or
ehari. "a FiTs Acrss q LInd, sitazied IN kefth
Ii~' sm.ri and interior HOUSE N ws~s Jack
sou viii hsil-acre n land.
Also LARGE sT0RE-H0UsE vel situated In
BrNndon. 49,
CHANGED for property In clty q Nex oFln4nA
81 Inquire Al the Comet ofhce. mayls-m
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1881-06-04
SOsln Wafer.

Go to John Martz's confectionery
and get your ice cold Soda Water,
Lemonade and Sher5ets. Fresh Cakes
and pure Candies, all his own make.
Abr. 29-3m,
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1881-06-04

Fresh Drugs, Druggists Sundries, and a
full line of Toilet Articles always in stock
at Hunter g. Harrington's Ladies are espe-
cially invited to call. Crock Bottom" is
still their motto.
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N OF &c l.

The ANNUAL MELTING Of the Stockholders
and Directors Of the Mississippi Valley Company
will be held at the Office Of the Company, In
Mcoomb CITY. on Tuesday, June 7th, 1881.
GEO. NJ GOvAE.
may9l n Secretary and Treasurer.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1881-06-04

A number OF the leading physicians Of
the country are now recommending Prof
Guilmette's Kidney Pad for lame back,
sciatica, diabetes, gravel, and other diseases
Of the kidneys, bladder and urinary organs.
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Browns Wells.
Copiah County, Miss.
Open the Year Round.

On comparison Of the analysis Of these waters
with that Of Others Il Is found that these contain
the best and strongest combination Of curative
properties Of any IN the United States. Step OF
the train at Hazlehurst, Miss, into MARKS hack
In two hours you are At the Wells. Board per day
81; per week, si2; per month, S40
ANALYSIS OF WATERS PROM BROWNS WILLS
According TO the Analysis Of r. Chiffon, Of
New York, Professor ef Chemistry, quart u water
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1881-06-04
JOHN SHARP,
Boot & Shoemaker,
Established Over n Years.

Has a hne Dot 81 FREScH CALF SKINS and the
BEsT or SOLE LEATHER. Nakes the BEST
IWARRANT my vork, for MAKE II MY
SKIP Jan stu
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1881-06-04
a Great Bargain.

MI rr-idenoe ~ n Iarrs, comrsodsous and very
onnvienL II nfI BE- sold very loo ior CASH
ONLY. Any bu<inrs man desiring y parche.s .
r4siasues vii % .sil V sx.mins Ne seo*s a !.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1881-06-04

According to the analysis 81 George Little state
Geologsi, quart Of water Of we'll No. contains
Sulphaie 81 Hydrogen, free Carbonic Acid, Carb.
Lime, Magnesia, sodium aud Iron; Sulph Alumina.
Soda, Magnesia and SILICA, aud some Organic Mat
ter, Wells No. 5, aud have not been ans'yzed.
may7-2m 5. J. MoREHEAD.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1881-06-04
SOUTHERN STANDARD
COTTON PRESS.

Over Fifteen Hundred in Use ]
csn be epefsled BIZ Hand. Hsrse. sissm or Water
Power without alteration. Price o. fower Pres
o., r,lrsa a 10 90. Hand Power, tf0o.Uo roser
Irons. ssa.ne Hand Power, <4soe
We arr agents for The IMPROVED BROWN GIN
and general dezf-rs In hschtnefy, htings, Belt
ing. tc-
SOUTHERN STANDARD PRESS Co.
may9i-sm Meridian, Miss
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1881-06-04

Mail 1000 p. 1920 p NJ.
e. RAwORTH, Genl Sup't.
GEO. ID. LAWRENCE, Assistant Sup't
JNo. W. CLISGAN. Local Agent.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1881-06-04

1. Because the homicide IL shown 10 have
occurred In the second court district Of
Panola county, and therefore the Circuit
Of thescsse, the Judgment viii
be reversed. but with . view 70 another
trial, IL IL proper 10 pass on the other ques-
tons presented by the record.
Z. The fnct that the record here does not
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-06-17
STATE NEWS.

Bristol will celebrate the glorious F"urtl
In big style.
Springfield is buildinga soldiers monument
in its mind.
Bellows Falls is agitating tie matter of 4
public library.
The grand list of Barnard has been in
creased from 1880 to S42S5.
The late DIR. Daniel H. Onion of Milton
left an estate valued nj $40. 900.
The Peterboro IN. IL unitarans have
called Rev. Mr.. walbridge Of Stowe, VT
The States attorney for Orleans county is
making thorough work among the liquor
sellers.
Diphtheria has broken out anew at Bellows
Falls, and has assumed more contagious
form than ever
IL. NJ. Bingham OF South Royalton has
''lit out" leaving wife and three children
poorly provided for.
The present term of Caledonia county
court is the lO6th attended hy Hon. Bliss n.
Davis of Dunville
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hog ct paSsumpsic
have dissolved partnership after married
career OF thirty nine years.
L. l.. Liberty Of Ncrsennrs recently sci II
nest of psrtridge's eggs under a hen. and
now has nine young partrdscs which are
quite tame.
While William Robinson was attempting
to pass under train at Windsor, his lett
foot was jammed and cut So that amPutation
will probably be necessary.
As G.. l.. Sanborn of Stowe was Gettn.
OATS from a hirh bin he met with mn accident
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-06-17

The EPISCOPAL FUND.-As will hc sen
/ from the formal report elsewhere, the Epis-
copal Diocesan Convention raised a fund OF
! S25, 900, the inc one Of which is to % tow
ards the salary Of the Bishop Of the Diocese.
| AT last years convention Col. I.eGranl Il
Cannon offered 5000 John p Howard,
ESD, a like sum. Vernon p. Noyes, Esq
$500, Rev +. X. Atwiil $1,000, AMI
| Thomas H. Garfield, Esq, 900, on con
dition that the additional sum of Slj, 900 b.'
contributed or subscribed in cOllectahlc sub
scriptions, before or during the session of tint
next Annual Convention in 1881, payable on
demand it being distinctly understood that
the condition as 10 the time for completing
the subscription must he strictly compiled
with" In the convention, Yesterday, the
amount subscribed was found TO lack con
siderably of the required sim. The deficit
was finally reduced TO $500, which Col
Cannon, for himself and the gentlemen
named above, finally offered TO make up
act which magnitirs the notable generosity
of the original gift In justice TO all concern
ed, it may he added that the subscription -.
ST. Paul's parish amounted TO only 500
that sum being given 10y Hon. William g
Shaw; that the gifts of Col. Cannon au,
the rest were personal and not parochll
and that the parish has the option of sub
scrihng the $500 for which the gcniir
men named became responsible.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-06-17

Two MEY Fatally HrEr-FAIL From \
| ScAFFoIp.- VI. NJ. Stoughton and George
Hubbard, painters in the employ OF }. n.
Howard of Rutland, met with frishtiul
and fatal accident Friday morning. They
were at work on the third story windows on
the north side of the Morse building when
one of the brackets supporting the staging
gave way, prccipitatng them on the concrete
pavement underneath, a distance of nearly
| fifty feet Hubbard struck upon his head,
bruising il in terrible manner. His lcs
and arm were also broken So that the
bones protrudcd. He died Saturday.
He is a resident of Wells, and is %
years old and unmarried. Stoughton sus-
tanned a broken leg and arm, besides severe
internal injuries, and died lew hours after
the accident, Stoughion was about forty
years old and went 10 Rutland from TINS
CITY
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WHAT HAPPENED
M. JOSEPH beach.
Stone in the Kidney expelled after
using DIR. David Kcnncdy'S
"favoritc Remedy"
about two weeks.

one oi The mo-t remarkable Eases that has ever
been thought Ia the notice OF tue public. Is that II
Al i. : Beach, "f Stone E.dgc, lister County,
y. \. Mr.. Beach hal suffered sincr o.iphcr 18Th,
I-.i from The presence "f Cseulu- or Stone IN the
u1ht Kidney. NJ les than s,.ycn Physicians were
employed al different times, 8" whom Mr. Beach
lail hundreds Of dollars Tor mc,ic.t treatment,
with only Temporary relief from has agony.
Iiy the urgent solicitations Of ms friends he was
indnrcd 10 iry Dr DAVID kennrdy'l "FIvoriie
Remedy experienced marked improvement
from ihc hr,i dIy he h5rin 10 us. the medicine
The 18th Of September be- wooded stone ~ large
could be- passed through The natural channel.
Mr. Beach concludes along letter 10 Dr. kennedy
,y saying: ~ Will always afford me pleasure 10
recommend the "Fdvortr Remedy" to those who
may be- suffering from difficulties OF the kidneys
and Bladder or any disorders arising from an inn
pure state Of the blood The "Flvorte Remedy
sold by all druggists, The Doctors only allre-s-is
ROndout, New YORK.
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Sound Words On the Tay Law.

IrDGP yr.zpy M the r,vr Avn mn vt,t
r,o,, or ,r
L" opening 'ne june teihi VI 'ne Ooun'y
Court al Manchester, Judge Ieazey, IN Ills
charge to the Grand jury, referred to the
no,, TOW l,uo oI1o,od ,;,I,,;,,s IS :,
''''''''''9 VI II II" 5,
manner which ought 10 command general
attention. The application of his remarks is
hv No ,roo,s continual 10 tho r,,;,sos D.,
N '''''''' VI
hih8toh county, pul eAtehds 10 many places
throughout the State judge Veazey said
1t has. in general terms. been represrn,ed
TO me TINT in some instances not sneciticd
the new tax law so-called has moi been com.
plied with. and that individuals in this
county in some cases have been entity of
nerinrv undrr that law md | have hern no
auested 10 explain TO Won when man nm
der that law becomes subject TO indictment
for neriurv If :, nercon vilfullv svvears
that false statement made bv him in his
inventory ia time br is Tuiltv AMI sbouId he
indicted tor neriurv Under tbe net a N an
ia moi obliged IN make an inventory lie /.
moi obliged 10 make oath 10 il but may leave il
for the listers 10 make up and double but if
he undertakes to make up one he must tell
the truth II m, wilfnllv lies about II he is
| subject 10 DpQultv and should he nlulslpt.
Section Il provides thai listers shall an.
praise nroperty at its true yaluc in money and
40 report il and faithfully ncrform all their
duties. II they, in any instance, have not
done this according to their hest Indictment
then they should be indicted. If there have
been wilful violations of This law which is a
matter for Won to decide when vonr atten-
ton is called to alleged Instances, and about
which know nothing farther than | have
already stated, then | cannot impress upon
you too strongly the Importance of your
duty in the premises Most men are ready
and willing to do their just share in bearing
public burdens, but there is, perhaps, moth
ing more irksome TO such men than the feel
ing and belief that they arc compelled to do
more than their share by the Sinking Of
others The idea of equality in this re
spect was Incorporated in the declara-
ton OF rights adopted in this State
at the beginning and in these words: That
every member OF society hath right to he
protected in the enjoyment OF life, liberty
and property and therefore IS bound to con-
tribute his proportion towards the expenses
OF that protection Absolute equality in
taxation Is practically unattainabe, but the
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-06-17

VERMONT UNIyEEsAIIsTs. AT the mceiin.
at White River Junction of the Green Noun
tain Universalist Association Rev. J. II
Farnswolih, State missionary, gave the fol
lowing statistics regarding the Universali>
demon nation in Vermont Ii has sixty
four parishes, with 1918 families thirty fiv'
churches, with l.9. members fifty sun
day-schools, with 1896 members iifly-iiv'
church edifces and parish property woril
800 700
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-06-17

LAKE NOTES Commodore J. q. Saur
ders's steam yacht Dashaway Of Albany /
on the lake for a two months cruise.
Judge Palmer and Mcssrs. McCafirey ant
Walworlh of Plattsburgh are about to cs
tablsh permanent Summer resort on TN
point .outh of keclers Bay, on the east sid
of South Hero. Three cabins are 10 he erect
ell end numerous tents sci up, the whole con
shutting quite village.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-06-17

EuuIIxcroN MACHINERY ABROAD NJ
f. b. Whiting Of the tampico dressing
factory, holds patents for tampico and bils
ties dressing machines in this and several
foreign countries; and has just shipped ont
of the machines to Germany, on an order rr-
ceived by the Atlantic cable. 1t was made
at the machine shop of b. :. Nichols ~ Co,
and is the fourth one to go abroad. \ sue
cessful busint IS has been built up by McssrS
E. b. & \. e. Whiting; brush manu-
facturers. generally, in this country and
Canada, having more or less demand for then
stock; and ii is to the credit of The
city that it Is being so widely represented hy
this product of its inventive and mechanical
ahilliy. We may adj that Mr. Whiting, Sen,
has removed to this city, and will make il
his permanent residence.