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A Remarkable Result.

It makes no difference how many Physi-
clans, or how much medicine you have tried,
it is now an established fact that German Syr-
up is the only remedy which has given com
plete satisfaction in severe cases of Lung Dis
assesses. 1t is true there--are yet thousands
of persons who are predisposed TO Throat and
Lung Affections, Consumption, Hemorrhages,
Asthma. Severe Colds settled on the Breast
Pneumonia. WhaopiAg Cough. &c, who have
no personal knowledge of Boschee's German
Syrup. To such We would say that SO, 900 doE-
en- were sold last year without one complaint.
Consumptives try juft one bottle. Regular size
IS cents. Sold by all Druggists in Ameriea.
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DAWES STORY.
He told a little story

He told little story
Twas but - little Story
About s man in Miss-iSs ip-pi
And then he changed the story.
A little changed the story.
Intending not TO give himself axay.
Said he. This little story,
Ills but little story,
Was meant alone for Loo si-an-i-ap
So then he toll the story
The pretty little story
He told it eir-cum-stan-shu i-al-Isx
But, 10 ! another story,
Another pretty story.
Came presently from Loo-si-an.i-a.
And how the little story,
Alas the little story
Has gone and faded slick and clean Awav
-IonCfeIlow
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Notice to the PubIic-

IT HAVING COME To Ny KNOWLEDGE
L That enc W \. twKINs has on several
recent occasions. al different times snd pIse.s
TTtepresentfd himself - a Deputy sheriff OF
hihds county and obtsiued money a. such by
1ra"t ns g. SlEht on this office. / hereby noti-
y the public thai said Haw kius i Rot now
nor has lie ever been one OF my deuutie. and
vii not be responsible cor any debts con
tFactet bv him. FAREAR MORRISON
may Il q Nv. SaerIff Kinds County
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SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.
REPORTED BY c. c. CAMPBELL.

REPORTED BY c. c. CAMPBELL.
MONDAY, May 9, 1881.
The following cases were -46frated.
3287-Alonzo Davenport V. State of Missis-
slppi.
3644-Jno. S. King, ct al '. State of Mssis
sippi.
3648-Anjerson Horton V. J. w. Heath.
3702-S. NJ. Johnson v NJ p Eddie.
37O3-IIenry Oliver V. State of Mississippi.
3105-B. F. Robertson V. G. A. Duncan.
3706--M Dufis Green V. c. y. Williams
The following cases were reversed and re-
nqnded:
359l--Jumes Newlin v. W J. Irvine.
3677--W. H. Fitzgerald. admir-, V. NJ. J. Bailey
367S- ohm Woods V. STATE of Mississippi.
3695-John Stokes v. State of Mississippi.
3796-Sledge, NJ Kay Co. V Anna L. Oben-
chain, ct al.
371O-Everidge Driver V State of Mississippi.
35S8-N. G.. spivey v. State of Mississippi
Motion to continue denied
3643--C. E. Murphree v. II. W. Countiss.
Affirmed and go days to answer.
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SrURDIvANT QUARTETTE FENCE PosTs.
Mr.. E. C. Sturdivant, of Brownsville,
Tenn, has now on exhibition in City Hall
enclosure, a new post, which, for strength,
durability, economy and simplicity, would
seem to re just the thing. Our agricultural
friends who may visit Jackson this week,
should not fail to call and see the Quartette
Post. Its advantages are numerous, and
will be appreciated when seen.
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Petition received from Messrs p B. & W s
Hui asking for leave for term of years Of
the site of the old v. 4 NJ Railroad Depot for
purpose gf establishing a wood and lumber
yard Referred to Finance Committee with
power to close agreeme ut at once, with certain
restrictions imposed by Board.
Petitions of Mrs. P. Giles, VIM. Handsberry
and Jacques Braun to retail vinous and
spirituous liquors. were presented and filed
E. H. Reber, Collector, presented his bond
which was accepted by the Board.
On motion of Mr.. Taylor, the Mayor was
authorized to employ counsel to defend the
suit brought by Mrs. H Musgroves to recover
privilege tax paid by II. Musgrove, deceased.
No other business the Board adjourned
JOHN MCGILL, Mayor,
HARRIS BARKsDALK City Clerk
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ClaibOrne's History of Mississippi.

''Index" in the Fayette Chronicle
The Great Book, the masterpiece of the
prolific pen of Mississippis able son, the
Hon. J. F. H Claiborne, should be IN every
family in this county as well as throughout
the State The annals of Mississippi could
not be presented in better style nor more
faithfully delineated than is done in the
great work of Col. G..
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THE District Grand Lodge of the indie
pendent order of Bnai Birth, is in session at
Vicksburg this week. There was a grand
banquet, in their honor, at the Lamadrid
House last night. This order outstrips all
other benevolent associations that we know
of in the way of Charity and mutual aid
some twelve thousand dollars contributed to
its Orphan Asylum, and more than forty
thousand dollars on death benefits. Our
worthy tovnsman, Isydore Strauss, is Prssi
dent of the Order in District No. Z.
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dwelling of the St0leWaH Jackson
Statue at New Orleans.
HON. JEFFERSON DAVIS MAKES. A BRIEF
ADDRESS.

NEW ORLEANS, May 10.-At the cere-
monies of unwilling the statue of Stonewall
jackson, an address was delivered by Gen.
Fitzhugh Lee; benediction by the Chaplain.
The widow and daughter of Gen. Jackson
were present. At the conclusion of the
ceremonies Hon. jefferson Davis, in re-
Spouse to repeated calls. took the stand
He made brief address and was enthusiast
tically cheered,
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Respectfully,
f. II. REFER, City Collector.

SECTIONS REPORT twHITE)
JACKSON, MISS, May 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, to make the following report
of interments in the City Cemetery during
the month of April, 1881
April 3, Thomas Kavanaugh, age y years
consumption.
April ), R. H. Brannan, age 80 years by vio-
fence.
April 10, Albert Matthews, age years con-
gestion of the brain; Kinds county
April %, John W. Robinson, age So years,
disease of the brain.
Very Respectfully
PHILIP RYAN. City Sexton.
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Grand Lodge Knights Pythias.

Special to THE CLARION
GREENvILLE, May 10, 1881.
GreenviIe has spread itself for the enter =
tainment of the Grand Lodge Knights of
Pythias. A full delegation. Great enthu-
siasm, and hospitality unbounded.
John NJ. SMYLIE,
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FRUIT and vegetable shipments from
Crystal Springs on Saturday were 80 cases,
of which $50 were strawberries and the bal
and the balance peas, mostly for Chicago,
though a few went to Cincinnati and In
dianapolis. The failure of the peach crop
was a great injury to the people Of that re-
zion
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Held for Trial.

PHILADELPHIA, May, 9.-Joseph FL.
Black, VIM r. Cason and Joseph Blaekman,
charged with defrauding the Government
in mail contracts, were held In $4,000 bail
each for their appearance at the com ing
term of the United States District Court,
which begins on Monday next.
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Mr.. CLIFTON, Clerk of the Supreme
Court, Is using Caligraph very successfully
in the correspondence of his office, and in
copying the decisions and opinions of the
court 1t is the best typewriter we have
seen. Mr.. Clifton will give information as
to price etc, to clerks and others who may
want to try this labor-saver.
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The colossal robberies of Dorsey and his
star route gang have earned them place in
American history alongside that of the
whiskey ring during Grants administration
and the Tweed ring of New York.
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vicysbs-o and Meridian Railroad.
BUSINESS NOTICES
ROBINSON. STEVENS & CO.,

HAVE On hand Two Car Loads FEKTILl-
YER when they viii pat out 10 Planters on
liberal terms, payable in the Fall, in quanti-
ties 90 suit che purchaser. II is said the best
time 10 apply il j. when you bar Of and chop
Our the Corn or Cotton. Try she experiment.
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HAVE ONE DOZEN FINE MICH COWS
Oh SALE, with right Young Calves Prices
range from so 20 SO The whole IL, Al a.
average Of $500 GEO. ". BROOKS
iahatehie, RaEkin County, Miss.
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Spring & Summer Millinery

Consisting. of the LATEST NOVELTIES and
FRESHEST STYLES.
Constantly received during the Season. Every
thing in the line always on hand and sold at
the lowest prices for Cash.
~ Call and see her. on STATE STREET
JACKSON, MISS.
mayo, Slim
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Local and Miscellaneous Items.

ExCURsGoNIsTs, on Friday, Doth, can re-
main in Vcksburg until the $50 P. NJ. pas
senger train, and join excursion train at
Newman's Grove.
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$40 REWARD

WlLL BE PAID By THE UNDERSIGNED
w to any person who will deliver at
WeatheFsby's Stable, in Canton my stray
Mule which when last seen, was in possession
Of Wash Beatty. icol-, who lives in the neigh
horhood of the old Lyons place. Description
Of Mule: BLACK HORSE MULE, with 3
small gray spot in his forehead and a white
speek in right eye. Said Mule IL about nine
years old.
apriI2l, '8l-SWs. 3. 81. BENNETT.
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REV G. S. POPE, Superintendent Tonga
loo University, has our thanks for a kind
remembrance in the shape ola box of fine
straw berries, the leading varieties of which
are cultivated to great perfection on the
grounds of that institution.
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THE Kinds County Sunday School Con
vention met at Clinton on Friday last.
Only one delegate from Jackson, and he
dropped in at the eleventh hour. The next
Convention will be at Raymond.
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WooDBUBY, \. J. july 10, 1873.
DR. C. ! MorFFrr-Dcar Sir Hersr forget
tbs gratitude Tore yo'lfor slriHg the iite OF my
iuls b0y Robert lchel al deaths door from
tbolrra IatIntHa.. After having tried travel
ing. different localities and climates, many
physicians and remedies. the disease only in
creased IA violence. As soon we commenced
giving Tecthiua treething Powders the dis
ease began To abAte. the child to rest better
than he had done for months, his appetite to
return, and soon his rosQ checks q1re joy to his
mothers heart. Very Respectfully,
MRS GIN. :. FRENCH.
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CALL for four bits Amt. that cheap
said little fellow the other day after read
ing the hand-bill detailing the grand excur-
sion announced for Friday, goth.
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;. TRIFET, % School St., Boston, Mass.
STRAY MULE.

GTRAYED. FROM ALLEN McWHER Err
- a tenant on the Wells Place, in Madison
County near Tougaloo. on Sunday, May Ist'
one DARK HORSE MULE, about five years
old fourteen hands high, long round body.
full breasted and weil-mHscied, with some
preaching marks about the loins.
ANY information that will lead to his dis
covery will be literally rewarded
may5 'SI-2w. THOS. ATKINSON.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOR RFNT

Will RENT on reasonable terms. nv resi-
4 4 denee near College Green school House
'F terms, ETC. apply to
Nav s 'SI-tf
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Secretary Board of Trustees.

DecfeJaFN DOaCu OF trustees
Board TO record upon its minutes the death Of
members, be it,
Rssoircd That a member Of this Board, III
the discharge of his duties trustee of one
of the great charities of the State, he display
ed uniformly the deepest interest in the affairs
of the institution and in all that pertained 10
its administration and well being.
Res0E0ed That citizen he was liberal
and philosophical, and his conduct
marked by fair, just and equitable concep-
ton of the rights of others.
ResolUed That in his social relations he was
warm heated and even-tempered, and his bear
ing was characterized by uniform courtesy
and the simple unaffected dignity Of a gen
uine manhood.
ResoiUed That the good he did was evident
ly not for any notoriety, but because of the
promptingS of his own inner nature, and his
charities, which were many, were dispensed
without show ostenta alton.
ResoEred That the members of this Roard
desire to record their testimony to the loss
the State and themselves have sustained IN
the death of Mr.. ROBINSON, and to extend their
sincere sympathy to his family in the great
calamity that has befallen them.
ResslUed That the Jackson papers be re-
quested to publish these resolutions and that
they be spread upon the minutes OF che Board,
and copy be furnished the family Of the de-
parted.
j. NJ STONE, President.
IsYDoRE STRAUSS
WRIT JOHNSTON,
WM j. NUGEET,
WV L. HENISGWAY, Secretary
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The friends of Mr.. John Cleary, the old,
reliable cothier, will see that he is on hand
with splendid stock of spring and Summer
goods, and they may rest assured that he is
doing business on the sound rule of living
and Let live
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A Break in the LeVee at AIsatia Landing.
SKIPwTTH, Miss, May 1O.-The levee has
broken at Alsatia Landing, near Lake
Providence, on the Louisiana side.
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Natchez, Jackson 4 Columbus Railroad,

Gen. w. 7. Martin, President of the
Natchez, jackson & Columbus Railroad
Company, will be pleased to meet and ad.
dress his fellow-citizens interested in the ex.
tension of the road from Jackson to Colum.
bus at the times and places below mention.
sd:
Fannin, Wednesday, May 18th. 1881.
Ludlow, Thursday May 10th, 1881.
Carthage, Friday, May Goth. 1881.
Edinburgh. Saturday, Nav 2lst. 1881.
Louisville, Monday, May 23d. 1881.
Columbus, wednesday. MAY 25th, 1881.
Macon, Friday, May 9th, 1881.
Mashulaville. Monday, May 30th, 1881.
Summerville, Tuesday, May 81. 1881.
Philadelphia, Thursday, June "a. 1881.
Benefits Store, Saturday, June 4th. 1881
Pisgah Church, Monday, June 9th. 1881
The press in the neighborhood of these ap
pointments, will please copy.
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NEARLY 1000 immigrants landed at
Castle Garden, New York yesterday, The
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WHILE in Clinton on Friday last, we en-
ioyed the Inequalities of Rev. Dr. Hillman,
President of Central Female Institnte-an
institution that has been in successful and
continuous operation for twenty-eight years
We were surprised and pleased to see that
the Institute had accu INFLATED large and
very choice cabinet of minerals, metals,
coins, botanical specimens, etc, all of which
are brought into practical use in the curric-
ulum of the school. There are about fifty
young lady boarders now at the Institute.
Some Of the most accomplished women of
Mississippi have graduated from this school.
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LosT-A gold thimble, with the initials
IN. G." engraved on rim. The owner
may be found by calling at this Office.
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IL the death of Elder Jesse Woodall, at
his residence near Byram, our county has
lost one of its most useful and venerated cit
liens. He was far advanced in years, and
had lived without fear, or reproach, and has
gone to his reward.
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WE have time only, as we go to press, to
say that the celebration of the Vicksburg
Firemen Tuesday was a grand affair, sig-
nalized by the open-hearted liberality with
which the Vicksburg Firemen do all things
they undertake. The Canton Company No.
/, and our Jackson Gem, were participants
in the parade and the festivities The
Yicksburg and the Jackson Cornet Bands
discoursed eloquent music; parading, feast
ing, music, speeches and good cheer were
the order of the day, and all went merry as
a marriag &c bell.
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Go TO EYR5g LGHLY's DRUG STORE and get
"a surpIy Of CoIgate's Toilet Soap at New
York cost Also Ia hing SPonges at cost.
aUril Zs-Zt
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A DOZEN fine mich cows are advertised
for sale.
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REPORTS OF OFFICERS
CLERK $ REPORT.

Jackson, Miss, May =, 1881.
To the Honorable Board of Mayor and AL
dermen of the City of Jackson.
GESTLKMEN-I herewith submit my report
OF warrants and licenses issued during the
month OF April, 1881:
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THE DAISY" new seat Brewster Side Bar
and new style turn out seat Buggy, at
SIDWAr's
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The Best and Cheapest Place to buy Trim
ug-. Black anil White Laces. Neek-fies, silk
Handksrchicfs etc. is at rhe Singer Machine
Office. State street opposite Capitol. IT.
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OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
Ofthe Board of Mayor and Aldermen
of the City of Jackson.
JACKSON, MISS, MAY /. 1881

Mayor and Aldermen of the City of Jackson
held Wednesday, May 4, 1881, there were
presentation. John McGiIl Mayor; Al
dermen-Ciir gan, Jones. Taylor and Virden.
Aesent-Aidermen Spengler and Williams.
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AEa. AphnieL Deupree
Battise, Henderson. Hues, Mrs. Wilson.
Binuctt. Olev. Izecks, Willis.
Bourne Hugh n jackson. William
Brown Mrs. L. V. Jenkins, Mrs. LiIIie.
Cameron Mrs NJ Jackson, Mrs. r.
Cassaday, Jordon. Lee, {. J., >
Gully d Il. Lewis, Allen,
Cun'ey, Miss Sallie Lee, Thomas.
Flowers Jack Mason, Caoline,
Flewming. Pattle Million, Miss Sallie.
Gibson. Anderson. Parsons Frank
Green. Maliuda. Pearson. Isom or Add
Hardy, F. F. son. col
Harper Adam. Savage, G. C.
Higgumholym, Dr. Thomas, Antny.
Hogan. c. A. care DR.. Revere, j. +.
Persons calling for any Of the above letters
will please say advertised
WI H. GREEN, P. II.
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THE election for town officers at Terry
resulted as follows: J. NJ. Chiles, Esq,
Mayor, (re-elected.) Aldermen and Marshal
are all new men, viz: G.. q. Bracey, NJ.
H. Robertson, J. L. Ware, J. F. Barbour
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Wanted--A Bright Light.

VOU can have clear. bright, safe ligbt. by
Il using "BroWAB Non-Explosive Pefru" or
Browns FGMtly Oil, To b. HAD oNLY Al
BRows4 On DEPor. jackson. Mississippi.
next door North OF j. & T. Green Bank
Jan 20 Isl-am
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Very Respectfully,
HARRIS BARksDALE, City Clerk.
OLLECToR 5 REPORT.

COLLECTORS REPORT
JACKSON, Miss, May =, 1881
| To the Honorable Board of Mayor and Alder
men of the city of Jackson:
GESTLEMEN-I have the honor to report the
following collections for the month Of April,
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New Advertise e Mt s
FANCY CARDS

For Collectors, Printers, Card Dealers and
Advertisers Samples OF 80 series, with price
per set, 100 and 900, plain and printed, sent
to any address ( 90 cents, stamps or money,
which Will be refunded on return OF the sam
pies. Catalogue and twelve samples for two
Scent Stamps Also, by the dozen, no two
alike, at s. 10, 10, 20 .. 80, IS, 40, 90 and 90
cents a dozen. Card Albums, all prices from
81 . 10 so. Card Waters 900 for ~ cents
Trifsfs Monthly. size of n Y. Weekly, one
year and loo cards. all different, 900. Sam
pie copy free.
F. TRIFET, % School ST., Boston, Mass.
COCOA YEAR TO AGENTS and expenses.
1919 Sc Outfit free. Address F. SWAIN
Co, Augusta, Me.
ITO ADVERTISERS Rates for Ad-
il vertising in $40 good newspapers sent
free Address GEO P ROWE co, 10
Spruce ST. N \.
mavl2 slim
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JUST received, "A large and well selected
stock of Ladies' and ChilireuS shoes, at
WHITING \ GRAIs
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REGISTER your name, and thus secure a
good seat for excursion on goth. Tickets
can be purchased during this or next week
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PLANTING SEED +!

DARTIES DESIRING GOOD PLANTING
L SEED, Long Staple or China Prolific, cal
be supplied by applying to
D. MAYER.
aprl28. '6I-3w. Vicksburg Miss.
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THE magnificent steamer, John w. Can
non, Capt. VIM. Campbell, commanding, has
been chartered for the young peoples ex-
cursion on Friday, 10th. A ride on such a
floating palace is worth more than the fare
for the entire trip.
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THE Philomathean Society of Mississippi
College, Clinton, will celebrate its twenty
ninth anniversary on Friday, 29th inst, at
8 O'Clock, P NJ
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Coon AAREAvD Harness. Apply TO
n II. BOYD,
Singer office, opposite Capitol
ArriI ~ l1-l-2w.
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List of Letters remaining in the Post-ofhcs
Al Jackson. Kinds county, Miss, for the week
nnhinr May u ISL
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Spring styles

LOOK at Spring Clotting aud Gents Fur
nishiug Goods at
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PLorou GEAR, Bull Tongues, Sweeps, &c
G d. Subway.
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COMPLETE assortment OF Llegler SHOES Tor
Ladies Misses and CbiIiren, can always be
faundat a. VGRDEN's.
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sExToNs REPORT (CoLoRED.)

JACKSON, Miss, May 2, 1881
To the Honorable Board Of Mayor and Alder
men of the city of Jackson:
GENrLEMEN-I have the honor to submit the
following report of interments of colored peo-
pie in the City Cemetery during the month
OF April, 1881
April 4, VIM. Allen, age 10 years, pneumo-
MIA.
April 5, Cage Cobb age 50 years, shot.
April ., Anna Reese age % years, structure
Of the bowels
April 10, Willie Bosal, age unknown, ty-
phoid pneumonia
April 10, Hamet SmyIie, age unknown, pneu-
April 16, Tony Williams, age 60 years, pneu-
monia.
april z, Ben Smith, age Al years, pneumo-
MIA.
April 20, Nary J. Minor, age 10 years,
pneumonia.
April IS, child of Pentiss Jones, stilI-born
Very respectfully submitted,
Tony BABEEs, City Sexton.
Mr. Clingan, Chairman Finance Committee
submitted the following report:
The Finance Committee report that they
have examined the Treasurers books for the
quarter ending March 3Ist, and find all
moneys received by him properly accounted
for.
We have also examined the Collectors books
for the months of February and March and
find that he holds receipt of Treasurer for
amounts charged him except $16 90, this
amount is due by the Collector on account Of
corrections made by your committee.
Respectfully,
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ATTENTION LADIES !
REAPERS AND MOWERS.

GEYERAL REAPERs AND MOWERS ON
y HAND, ami VIII Doe sali af kea-oulbin
Prices. OrJers solicited Tor HAY EhkE~
FAY ELEVATORS, STEAM ENGINES.
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