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Respectfully,
L. Fl. REFER, City Collector.
Sections REPORT (wHIrE.)

SECTIONS REPORT {wHITE.)
JACKSON, Mss, Nov. l, 1881.
To the Honorable Board of Mayor and Alder
men Of the City of jackson:
GENTLEMEN have the homer as Sexton for
the white people, to make the following report
of interments in the City Cemetery during
the month of October, 1881
October ., Emma Carpenter, age IS months,
malarial fever; Kinds county.
October 4, Catherine Lynch, age 10 years
natural decay; Kinds county.
October 4, Myra E. Peeyer age years
months congestion.
October g.. Emma Levi, age Is years
months, malari.1 fever; Jewish cemetery.
October J3 Walter Morgan, age 10 years
months, typhoid malarial fever
!. October Is, two children of Mrs. Gastons
still-horn.
Octo Der 81 Mary Ellen Dalton, age u year,
months. malarial fever; Kinds county.
October 81, Martha Kerns, "a years, Acut,
Dysentery.
Very Respectfully,
PHILIP RYAN. City Sexton.
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.yazoo Cotton for the Atlanta Fair.
IdhVV OVUtVII TUT 0IlV n ol.e1 - UT
Yazoo Sentinel

Yazoo Sentinel.]
Mr.. w. c. Craig, of the firm of R. Craig
& Sons, handed US on Monday a sample OF
a bale of cotton raised on the Anchorage
place, in this county, and which they have
sent to the Atlanta Exposition to be enter
ed for the prize for the finest bale of cotton
1t is undoubtedly the prettiest cotton we
ever saw and has been so pronounced by
the best judges of the feecy staple in our
town. We can't conceive of any cotton
superior to it.
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r,rva-Fn this city On the 4th inst 8 II
DAISY ~ ~ A sa5 Mr. a. Y. Harper Inc
tsE g ~. -. - uounp lady Of rare atsaln;
deceased ~ 80 3snglter. 3 mothers Joy anq
menls. e 80 1 nd ne blow which has lal'
fathers !l:s s,sr;eken household, has roo'
len upon - of one Of its nrlentsss
hed OF es....i 1shicfasan Messenger
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Hon. o. r. SINGLETON gives notice to
the young men of the Fourth Congressional
District that a competitive examination
will take place on 18th December, to fill
vacant cadedship at West Point Academy
We hope all papers in the District will pub
lish the notice gratuitously, (as We are
doing) so that every young man in the Dis
trict may be informed. The notice will be
found in another column.
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Lee county RepresentatlEes

Tnpelo journal.
No county in the State will have stronger
representation in the next Legislature than
Lee. Col. Tison Is distinguished through
out the State for his sound, practical sense
as legislator, while Col. Blair, though less
experienced in legislative affairs, will be en-
abied. by his force of character and eminent
ability, to take rank, at once among the fore
nanst members.
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Hon. Oliver Clifton.

Raymond Gazette.
Hon. Oliver Clifton, of Jackson, has done
as much as any one man during the late can
vass toward furthering the interest OF the
Democratic party. At work night and day,
he has put in telling blows for the organiza-
tiOn
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nmeiaI Bonds.

We are now ready to fill orders for blank
Official Bonds, carefully prepared, accord
ing to the Code Of 1880. Price, 50 cents
per quire ! Il 50 per hundred; single blanks
10 cents. Send cash with orders. address
CLarIoS orHcE, Jsekspa Mis-.
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PROCLAMATION.
$500 90 REWARD.


WHEREAs, 1t appears by information re.
w oeiyed by ne, that on the night OF th'
18th Of September, 1884, GENT WIN. {. Tuck
ER was brurally assassinated, in his OWE
house, in 0kolona, Chickasaw county, by sons
unknown person, who afterwards made MS
escape, and sill at large;
Now, therefore. l, J. NJ. STONE, Governor
of Mississippi, do offer the above reward, fo
the arrest and delivery of the said person
who as.assinated General Tucker, TO TN
Sheriff of said county, at Houston. This re
ward is payabIe on conviction, and is in ad
dition to the statutory reward Aud do more
over, require all officers Of this state TO o
diligent in their efforts to arrest said fugI
tive assassin.
Given under nv hand and the Great Sea
of the State affixed, at Jackson, tn
T. - 14th day of November. A. D, 1881
j. NJ. STONE.
HEERr q. MYERS, Secretary Of State.
nov Ig
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Calhoun Redeemed.

PITTsBORO. Nov. 10, IH6I.
EDITORS CLARION: 1t is my pleasant PRIV
ilege TO convey to you the result of the election
in Calhoun county: Lowry 1926. King 49,
Lowry's majority al For senate-Roane
pa, Ross Si0-Roane's majority 464. Floater
RepresentatiYe-GolIi 1907; Martin 785.
County ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS l,234, Ste
VEINS S28. The entire Democratic county
ticket elected by large majorities. x. Y.
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WITH DIRECTORY THIS COMPANY
n
Yellow Epidemic
all
ssucc
Company Immediately the and salts
notice
n Company in
Within emostz a
of willing liberal inducements Apply to
AUG. VAUGHAN State Agent or to G. Il, CAMPBELL
Chairman the Committee Agencies at Winona, Miss
STOCKHOLDERS.
euWin Col WB elm Carrolto II r
Ma F.
Ge, Harvey Canton. W Maxw J.
7 CL II elm jackson ulgc
c. CATCHING Genera D. NJ
A II Carto Jackson,
ampbe
aTS Winona Treasure jackson CrOlton.
no3'8
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II a UVNbei
CHAs. WILLIANi
II. SPENGLER.

On motion of Mr.. Taylor, the report was re-
ceived and license granted petitioner, on his
paying 1900 to the State, Sle0 to the city and
filing proper bond,
Mr. Virden, Chairman Special Committee to
arrange for lighting Capitol Street with gas,
submitted verbal report of the action of the
Committee.
On motion, Mr.. Virden was authorized and
empowered to confer with the Gas Company in
relation to the fixtures necessary to be used
and to act for the Board on the matter.
communication was received from Hon. E.
Barksdale asking that some action be taken
by the Board in regard to the lot of ground
known as Barksdale street, in North Jack
son.
On motion Of Mr.. Spengler, it was deter
mined to purchase the lot mentioned, the
amount to be paid for same to be agreed on
hereafter.
On motion of Mr.. Virden, the Board adj
journed.
JOHN McGILL, Mayor
w. s. POWER, City Clerk.
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JUHN MCHIIL, Mayor.
W. 5. PowER, City Clerk.

WE to-day call attention to the advertise
ment of the PRIcKLY ASH 3ITrFRs, which
can be found in another column. These
Bitters are made from the purest and best
materials, and their tonic and cathartic
properties render them superior to all others
in disorders of the Stomach, Bowels, Liver,
etc
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A REWARD of three hundred dollars, in
addition to the statutory reward, is offered
by the Governor for the arrest and convic-
ton of the person who asssssinated Gen.
W. F. Tucker.
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CITY SUBSCRIBERS.

Who have been receiving their paper By
carrier, will hereafter find it in postofice BY
u o'clock on day of publication.
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Mr.. THos BoDDIE, of Madison county,
aud Miss Duckie Money, daughter Of M,
P Money, and sister of the Hon. II. u.
Money. were married at the residence Of
the brides father, in Garrollton, on last
Tuesday morning. Conservative.
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THE Board of Public Works is notified
TO meet at the Executive Office on Thursday,
December 1st. See official notice in anoth-
er column.
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A Department Of Agriculture.

Memphis Appeal
The jackson CLARION suggests that "the
agricultural interests of the country ought
to be presented in the Cabinet, as provided
by Representative Muldrow's bill We
think so too.
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TAKE Simmons Liver Regulator to i'm
prove the appetite, fostrengthen the system,
Is stimulate the liver, 70 cleanse the skin Of
its Fellowness, to remove b0ils and pimples
and cause new life In the blood.
Prepared only By 7. 81. zeilin 4 90.
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SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.
REpoprEp Eg 9. G CAMPBELL.
MornaY- November {, Isl.

MONDAY, November I, 1881.
fhs following cases we're A6Frasd
s74e isaac Moore vs.. State Of Mississippi.
3764. Shields, Mulhoil4n & Co, vs. U II.
Dunlap.
3769. Geo. C. Harris and Wife " A. :
Phelps and Wife.
3774 Maggie Atwood q al. vs.. L. Thomas,
3776. Haatwetl s Chambers V. Mary l.
spengler ct al.
The following cases were Rerersed and Re-
maBded
s7s4. DIP. Gum vs. Rankin County Savings
InsLitation.
1852. Thos. E. Helm VS.. F. s. Gray.
3753. A. N. Paxton ct al. vs.. 4 H. Arthur ct
s75s VIZ. Baker vs.. 8. G. Cochran.
1866. Al Shields vs.. State of Mississippi
3775. MAYER Bros vs. Shields, Muihoilan
s779. D. K. Dunlap vs. E. Jack, Trustee.
1882. James H. Cunning VI. Jos Z Royal.
3787. Chaffe, Hamilton & Powell vs. u A.
Wilson.
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Board of Public Works.
EXECUTIVE Orr .CE.
Ttr,vz1- RlrSSFsGTI

EXECUTIVE OFFlCE.
JACKSON, MIssIssIPPI. J
NOTICE is hereby given that there will BE-
IN a meeting of the Board of Public Works
at the Executive Office, on THURSDAY, the Is
day of December next, at 10 o'clock, A. M
A full meeting is requested. 49,.
j. NJ STONE,
Governor and Pres't d. P. Works.
Nov. IS I8Sl-3w
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Alive and Kicking.

Washington Republican.
The Greenback party still shows vitality
in Connecticut. 1t has elected one member
of the Legislature.
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THE store of S. Lemly & Son is abound
ing in things good for the inner man. Their
stock of house-furnishing goods is particu-
+ larly worth looking at. See their announce
ment to-day.
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JUsT RECEIVED, at BRUEsoS s. GIBBS, 200
Red Line Poets, to be sold at reduced rates.
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A Grant Cabinet.
Exchange.

Exchange.
Mr. Blaine is reported to have said that
by January |, 1882, the Cabinet would be
Grant from top to bottom Everybody is
going out but Lincoln.
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THE Raymond Gazette confirms the re-
port that capitalists have purchased, with a
view to improving. the Cooper's Wells
property.
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AN effort to have the tax on whisky
cut down to fifty cents gallon will be
made at the approaching session OF
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GREENS BANK is still buying Confeder-
ate coupon bonds. Send forward at once
what you have.
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The Way With the Wool Hat Brigade.

OXFORD EagI6.J :,
Major Barksdale, of THE CLARION, will
niease take notice that the wool hat Demoe-
racy of Lafayette won glorious victory
on a straight ticket We take ours, Major,
straight aud don't stir it with spoon.
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sExroS's REPORT (ooLoRED.)

JACKSON, Miss, Nov. l, 1881.
To the Honorable Board of Mayor and Alder
men of the city of Jackson.
GRxrLEMEN-I lave the honor as Sexton for
the colored people, TO submit the following
report of interments of eolored people in the
City Cemetery during the month of October
1881:
October g., Mrs. Bette Robertson, age 81
years, consumption.
October 7, Child of Mrs. Joe. Crawford, still
born.
October s, Martha MoMorris, age q years,
malariai fever.
October 8, Ada Mangum, age 16 months,
spasms.
October II, James Brown, age months
spasms.
Ootber II, Henry Brandon, age years,
ehils and fever; pauper.
October 10, Mrs. Richard Clark, age 40 years
womb disease.
October 20, Lizzie Henry, age IS months
scrofula.
Very respectfully submitted,
Tony BAaNEs City Sexton.
| Mr.. Spengler, Chairman Committee OF
| Claims, reported the following accounts as cor
rect, and warrants for the amounts specified
were authorized issued
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A LARGE assortment of Brackets and Wall
Pockets at BRUNsoX & GIBBS.
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REPORTS OF OFFICERS
cLFRks MoNrHLY REPoRr.

CLERK MONTHLY REPORT.
jackson, Miss, Noy. 2, 1881.
To the Honorable Board of Mayor and Al
dermen OF the City of jackson:
GENTLEMBN-I have the honor to submit the
following report of Warrants and Licenses
issued during the month of October, 1881
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CITY wARRANTs-sPEcIAL.
Green Bank, loan with interest-....S 515 90
SCHOOL HOUSE WARRANTS.
]. S. Hamilton & Co, rent of West Jack
Engine House..........-. ...........-...sI4 10
There were no licenses issued during this
month.
Respectfully,
W. S. Power, City Clerk
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THE DUPLEX SPRING BED is the nobbiest
of recent inventions for the comfort of
sleeping humanity. Clean, noiseless, strong,
are some of the merits deservedly claimed
for it. Mr.. Medley, agent for the State OF
Mississippi, is now in the city, stopping at
the Nelly House, and will fill orders and
sell county rights
SEWING MACHINES of ali kinds at BRUNsoN
s. GIBBS.
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Gov. STONE has issued his proclamation
offering a reward of three hundred dollars
for the arrest of d. B. Archer, who muir
dered Yewing McCaferty at Chester on 8th
July last This is in addition to the statu-
tory reward, and private reward offered
by the friends and neighbors of deceased.
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PROCLAMATION,
e8oO 90 Reward.

VrTHEREAs. 1t appears by information re-
w eeiyed hy me that on the sth day Of
JnIy. 1881. in the town Of Chester, Choctaw
county, D. B. Archer murdered Fewing Nc
Caffertv. aud afterwards made his csc ape,
and is still at large
Now. therefore, !. ]. NJ STONE, Governor
az Mississippi. do offer the above reward for
the arrest and delivery Of the said D. B.
Archer, to the Sheriff Of Choetaw county, at
Chester; this reward is payable oD conyic-
ton, and is in addition TO the statutory re-
ward. and q private reward offered BY the
friends and neighbcrs of the deceased, And ]
IA moreover. REQUIRE all officers IF this etate
Is Be diligent IN their eJsrts 70 arrest said
fugitive, Il. b. Archer.
Given under my hand and the Great Seal
Of the State affixed, st Jackson, this
lL-s.l 18th dag Of November, A. D. 1881.
By the Governor: j. d. STONE.
HENRY g. MYERs, Secretary of State.
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Special Term of the Chancery Court
for the lst District of Kinds Coun-
ty Mississippi.
DY AN ORDER OF THE SAID CHAN
d Gerry Court, made and entered on its min
utes at the last term thereof on September II
1881. Special Term of said Court will begr
and held at the Chancery Court room in Jack
son on the 81 Monday the 18th day of Deeem
Der, 1881
Bv A. G. MOORE, D. c.
nov IL, '81-3w.
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The Committee on Retail Liquor Licenses
submitted the following report
Your committee to whom was referred the
petition of George Lemon, to retail vinous and
spirituous liquors, find after careful count
that it has the requisite number of signatures
required by law, and has been filed for 30 days
and published for three weeks in the city
papers, and would recommend that license be
granted said petitioner for one year
Ben. JONES,
CHAs. WILLIAMS.
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PULL line of Stationary, Blank Books and
fancy articles, at
BRUKsoE & GIBBS
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CALL at BRUNsoN & GIBBS and see those
fine Albums
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Humbugged Again.

saw so much said about the merits OF
Hop Bitters, and my wife who was always
doctoring, and never well, leased me so ur-
gently to get her some I concluded to be
humbugged again; and am glad | did, for
in less than two months use of the Bitters
nv wife was cured and has remained so for
a;Sbteen months since. l like such hum
bp5sgginc.-H. L. St. Paul.-Pioneer Press.
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The Old Reliable Tennessee Wagon.
SIDEWAYS.
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!. eas.s mer. Rerersed and Re
MONDAY, November IA, 1881.

The following cases were Reversed and Re
mdHded:
1886. E.&S. Vifden VS.. Robinson Stevens.
3789. Henry D. Spain VS.. State of Mississippi.
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CAR load of Corn and Oats just arrived
At BRouGaER & Brown.
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OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
Ofthe Board of Mayor and Aldermen
Of the City of Jackson.
JACKSON. Mss. Ny. 2. lss

Jackson, Miss, NV. 2 1881
At a regular meeting of the Board OF
Mayor and Aldermen Of the City of jackson,
held Wednesday, Nov 2, 1881, there were
present-Hon. John McGiIl, Mayor; Aldermen
Jones, Spengler, Taylor and Firden. Absent
Aldermen, Clingau and Williams.
prpapTs ny orTTcPpS.
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pR. ". BILLIE.

Late As.i.ian. rbg.ieian . Professor
Ris0ra. Paris.
OFrIcE, al cAEAn SrnKKr, BE1NEKE FHAAK-
1EH AID TREME.
sPnclAIrIzs:-Esrvous Diseases, end chron-
ic Diseases
RkrEnKscns g TilIeen gsars successful
pFassiss il asv Orleans anang the nos.
prominent business men.
Jan. IS ii. =.
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COLLECTORS REPORT.
To the Honorable Board of Mayor and Alder
men of the city of jackson:
GExTLEMEN-I have the honor to report the
following Privileges collected for the month of
Onfnhar 1881
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AVERY'S
Excursion
FROM
oxford to New Orleans.

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1851
THE undersigned has perfected arrange
meuts for a FIRST CLASS Excursion TO New
Orleans on the date above named. All wish
ing TO make holiday purchases should take
ADVANTAGE of this trip. Ne" Orleans VIII
then be in her winter glory, 50 that Excur-
s4onists can combine business with pleasure
Good order, comfort and quick time Will WIZ, be
observed. as on my former excursions. The
comfort and welfare Of my lady passengers IS
made a speciality, whether attended or Ihal-
tended nv gentlemen. Arrangements have
been made at all the hotels for board at great
lv reduced rates. -.
d.s- special train will leave EasSIesKo at
is 4. NJ, connecting at nGrsnt with avery >
Excursion. Ears for round trip, 20 W.
~ Round-trip fare from 1Azoo CRY,
including Birmingham Stage Line, 81 OO.
eS- The train Will leave Oxford at , 4. n
Grenada. $50 A. NJ; Canton, $50 A, H.; Jack
son, 1890.
chased before November I'D. On that day
the probable nu nber Of cars required Will DC
Roand-trip fare from Vicksbu4e, SEQ
Tickets for sale Mt Pacific Hotel, good until
P. NJ, Dec. 4th, on eli regular trains.
The round "trip fare from jackson viii b
81 60; or, il tickets are purchased by I'd
$500. Tickets can be obtained at CLARIos
Office. Please have ready the exact change
THOS. n. AVERY.
Manager and Proprietor.
Canton, Nov. 3, 1SSl-4w
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LATEST styles Visiting Cards at BRUNsoN s.
GIBBS.
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DESCRIPTION

The said archer Is about 5 feet 10 inches
hiah. rather slender make. dark hair, mus
taehs and slight whiskers; voice rather fine.
nov, l6,' Sl-3w.
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St. AIarys Hospital.

MIR. Geo. Hills variety company are
to give their benefit this afternoon.
This is the second benefit given by
this company for the same purpose,
and it is certainly creditable TO them.
The programme y a splendid one and
has been carefully tehearsed. No
pains will beFpated' and every effort
will be madd ito Il hate this entertain
mfent pleased bt one for all who attend.
Any who do 4iro ID reserve seats car
do 50 by APPLYING 70 AFR. Dement, at
his drug stOf. The tickets are only
fifty cents, and no orie can spend that
amount Of money more proftably.
Let everybody go and make it rous-
inc benefit.
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SuuemoeQha Street.

Notice is hereby given that the assess
ment made by ordinance No. IlT for i'm
proving and repairing OF SquemOcqha
street from the west side of CaSS street
To the east end of said SquemOcqha street.
i'm McClures Astoria, in the manner pro-
Vided by ordinance No. IA. on each Of
the following described lots fronting
upon that part of SquemOcqha street
from the west side of CaSs street To the
east end of said SquemOcqha street il
now due and payable at the Office of the
city Treasurer in said city. i'm United
States gold and silver coin, and unless
paid within five days from the expiration
OF this notice. viz: August 9Th. 1881, the
Common Council will order warrants
issued for the collection thereof. The
assessment il as follows:
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Board of Delegates.

The meeting came to order Ia the
hall of Astoria Engine company No. !,
at 7:30 p. NJ, July 25th, with Presi-
dent Trenchard in the chair. Absent
-Hawes, Tuttle, Crosby
Minutes of previous meeting were
read and approved.
Committee on spring hammer for
alarm bell were allowed one month to
report
Communication from No. |, notify
ing election of VIM. Cartwright and
Oscar Wilson, and expulsion Of Jos.
Thompson and Peter Ries; and from
No. ,, notifying election of James
McGill, was referred 10 committee on
certificates.
All persons elected in the several
companies within sixty and thirty days
were granted certificates.
Judges of election were appointed,
viz: ". W. Parker, No. /; p. Runey,
No. 2; and F. J. Taylor, Hooks.
The first and second assistant chief
engineers having failed to perform
their duties, the offices were declared
vacant, and the boarl proceeded to
fill their places for the unexpired time
with Z. II. Hawes as first, and ID. c.
Ireland as second assistants.
The secretary was instructed to send
for fifty blank certificates c. o. ID.
f. r. Hawes resigned as delegate
to the board from No. 2.
On motion it was ordered that the
coming election be held at the house
of Astoria engine company No. l.
Board adjourned.
FRANK l.. PARKER,
Secretary Astoria Fire Department.
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THE CITY.

THE DAILY AsTORIAN WiU De sent by
mail ats cents month. free of postage. Read
srS ThO contemplate absence from tile city can
mare The AsTORTAN fOllOlU them, DAILY
or WEEKLY editions Ia any poSt-Ogfcc rith-
out additional expense. Addresses ndU De
enaaged as often as desired. LsdUe orders al
the counting room.
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The Weekly ASIOrIan

Is a mammoth sheet, nearly double
the size of the Daily. Ii is just the pa
per for the iireside, containing in addi.
lion la all the current news, choice mis-
cellany. agricultural matter, market re
ports, etc. II is furnished 10 single sub
scriberS al - % per year in advance.
;4s-A limited number OF small adyer
iiSementS inserted al established rates