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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-11-26
uN-vR 4 WRONG IMPRESSION.
Austin tToxas, siftings.l

AUSTIN tIeAhsl SNtlhSsI
Uncle Nose met Sam Johnsing on Aus
tin avenue yesterday afternoon.
whats dc matter, Sam? You looks
as happy as CT you had done writ book.
What arc you GRIMM for like fried
possum?"
Sam chuckled, took Uncle Nose aside,
and told him in strict confidence that he
had made IN impression on Mrs Gabe
Snodgrass; that at the party on the even
ing previous she had refused to dance
with anybody but him, Sam Johnsng.
you fool niger, said Uncle Nose,
don't you know why she picked ont
SIGH a bandy-legged, goggle-oyed, fat
cared, old dray boss as you is:''
Sam looked bewildered.
81 kin tell yer" continued Nose; 'her
husband ain so jealous dat he nebber lets
I her 80 to de ball onless she promises ter
dance wild de mos hedious and repulsive
niggah N de roon-heah! heah! heah!"
a In brighton, England, lately Il sell
acting organ was put in church. The
sexton learned how to start but not how
to stop it. The uiusic went well with
the first hymn, 1t stopped then, but
just 8 the clergyman completed the
words Let US pray" the organ clicked
and starred fresh tune. The audience
and minister sat it out patiently, while
the unhappy minister grew red in the
face trying to find ont how to stop IT,
At the end Of the fifth verse OF the second
tune tlie minister got up again and said,
,4 $ Let us pray;n when "click went the
machine and off it started on another
tuns. So four OF the stoutest men in the
u, bf tbt,rr nj mt
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The question whether IN Indian will
stop fighting and take to agriculture or
not, depends on whether he has enough
squaws to do all the work. Il Philadel-
phia News.
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j 3 Mc(fee truetCe, 1850 39T2O 3VIlU
And in accordance with law, and an order y
the Board of Directors. made on the twen'issii
day OF July, 1881 SO many shares of each psf',e e.
Of such stock as may ba necessary, VIII AZ
sold at public auction, at the Office OF CIV s.r
company, No. $3.50 Zine street, Room 50, eoD
francisco, California. on Monday, the n,n NM
teenth day OF sepienber. 1881. at the mo- MA
of one O'Clock p. NJ. OF said day, to pay zen
delinquent assessment thereon together WIZ
costs Of Advertising snd expensesof sale,
Il. FRANKEHTHAL, Secretary,
Odice--3a0 Pine street Room 80, san r IA
cisco, California. se'''
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State Medical Association.

The 18th annual session of the Nississip
pi State Medical Association was held il
Winona, April 9th, 1881.
Hon c.. q. Holman, Mayor of Winona, and
DR.. B. F. Ward, Chairman Committee o.
Arrangements, delivered appropriate ad.
dresses of welcome.
The roll being called, fifty members Of
the Association answered to their names
The President, DR.. w. F. Hyer, delivered
his annual address.
The following were elected members OF
the Association: Drs Hancock, Mccain,
Sandford, hurry, Martin, Pate, Diggs,
johnson, Small, Whitehead Dickerson,
1 Sherman, Wessinger, Staples, Shuler,
Bland, Holman, Chandler, Mcbride, Nc
Eeachern, Wilson, Priestly, Sanders, Shack
leford, Carson, StovalI, Spring, Hamer,
Armistead, Ridditt and Burt.
The executive committee, DR.. J. NJ. Tay-
lor, Chairman, submitted a report recon-
mendng legislative action to regulate the
practice of medicine in Mississippi; and on
motion, Drs. Moore, Holman, Hart, Blai-
lock and Sandtord were appointed to pre-.
pare bill to be presented to the Legisla-
ture.
The Secretary and Treasurer submitted
detailed reports of the transactions Of their
respective offices.
Papers on special medical topics were read
by Drs. Hill, Gadbury, Carter and Ward.
The following appointments were made
to fill vacancies about to occur in State
Board of Health: I'd District, Dr. w. F.
Hyer; Sd, DR.. B. F. Kittrell; 9th, Drs C.
A. Rice and r. G. Wharton.
DR.. w E. Satterfeld was unanimously
expelled from the Association for unprofes-
sional conduct.
DR.. NJ. S. Craft read an interesting re-
port of the Surgical History of Mississippi
The following were elected officers for the
ensuing year DIR. B. F. Ward, Winona,
Prest. ; DIR. ]. 2. Moore, Yazoo City, LIST
Vice-Prest. DR.. T. W. Fullilove, Walden,
I'd Vice~Prest- DIR. John Tackett, Richland,
Sd Vice-Prest. DR.. w. w. Hart, Lodi, 4th
Vice Prest.; DIR. Writ Johnston, Jacksc n,
Recording Secretay; DR.. NJ. s. Craft, Jack
son, Corresponding Secretary DR.. Geo. K.
Harrington, Jackson, Treasurer; DR.. F. E.
Daniel, jackson, Orator; Dr. 7. r. Hender-
son, Greenwood, Alternate Orator.
Oxford was selected as next placs of
meeting.
After the transaction Of such other bust
ness of importance as was presented, the
Association adjourned, after three days
session.
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Kinds County Stock Breeders Association

At regular meeting of the Kinds county
Stock breeders Association, held at the
Raymond court, Monday, April 4th, 1881
there were present, w. A. Montgomery
President; w. r. Sivley, Vice-President
5. ID. Harper, Secretary; and quite a large
attendance upon the part of those who had
signifed their willingness to become mem
bers of the organization.
The Committee appointed at the last
meeting to present the draft of charter for
consideration at this meeting submitted
the same, which was adopted.
(To be published next week. 1t fixes
the membership fee at $3.50, and the stock
holders at $40. One can be member and
entitled to vote in the election of officers
without being stakeholder.
The following named gentlemen became
members: w. r. Sivley, w. A. Montgom>
cry, A. b. Sivley, A. P Watson, E. Mathews,
F. A. Wolfe, d. J. Buckley, J. P. Withers,
R. L. Boyle, J. d. Stewart, S. B. Thomsas,
w. E. Harris S. d. Harper, Sam. Watson,
and Jones S. Hamilton.
On motion of S. d. Harper, Col. w. R.
Stuart, who was present, was elected an
honorary member of the Kinds County
Stock Breeders Association and invited to
participate in its proceedings.
Mr.. Montgomery moved that an election
be had for Trustees provided for in the
charter, which having been proceeded with,
resulted in the election of the following
gentlemen; Jones S. Hamilton, S. B. Thorn
as, Sam. Watson, E. Mathews and F. A.
Wolfe.
Col. w. r. Stuart in few timely remarks
thanked the association for having elected
him an honorary member, and expressed
his delight at the interest manifested in the
subject of improved stock.
Mr.. Wolfe moved the Raymond Gazette,
Jackson CLARION and Comet and Southern
Live Stock Journal be requested to publish
these proceedings together with Charter,
which was carried, and the meeting adjourn
ed until tie 1st Monday of May.
w. A. MONTGOMERY, President.
SAN. D. HARPER, Secretary.
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inst, Is the day Of the firemen's excursion
10 New Orleans. The train win leave the
depot in Jackson at s o'clock, prompt The
Phoenix Company, of Vicksburg, have made
arrangements TO run a train for the conYeB-
fence Of persons along the V. & NJ. road who
may wish to 20 to New Orleans, and we are
Informed that there will be large crowd
out from that section. The managers have
made arrangements with the railroad by
which the excursion train is to be given up
in New Orleans, and persons holding excur-
sion tickets will be entitled to passage on
any regular train up TO Friday evening |
This action was had in view Of the fact that
many who wished to participate could not
remain absent from home over one day, /
while others wished to be gone longer time.
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L. o. .. F. Anniversary Programme.

Capitol Lodge No. II to meet in their Hall
at clock on the morning of 10Th inst, from
which place they viii go Lodge to the
train and receive visitors; escort them to the
Edwards House, and after half an hour for
rest, form procession and march, with music,
to the Hal where the welcome address will be
delivered by Bro. W. II. Gibbs After which
procession viii be formed and march on the
following line, with Bro. W. Q. Lowd as Gran
Marshal:
From Lodge Hall to'Pascagoula Street down
Pascagoula to Congress; down Congress to
South down South to State up State to High :
out II Oh to President; down President to Mis-
sissippi; thence to West; down West to Capt.
tai; up Capital to President; up President to
the address will be delivered by Past Grand
Master Bro. Joseph Hirsh after which, Odd
Fellows and their immediate families viii re-
pair to the Odd Fellows Hall and then dinner
announced.
At night a Grand Ball will be given at the
Edwards House by the Committee
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The Committee on Streets to whom was
referred petition OF W. B. Jelks recomme ded
that prayer of petitioner be granted; and, on
motion, the report and recommendation of the
Committee was adopted.
On motion of Mr. Clingau the Mayor was
authorized to make a deed TO Messrs. Hamil-
ton, Allen & Co., Of certain land owned by the
city, upon payment by them Of 500 to ths City
Treasurer.
Mr.. E. Dawkins, one of the securities on the
bond of E. II. Reber, City Collector, having
died since the preparation of bond, the ques
tion Of giving new bond entire, or obtaining
another bondsman in place Of Mr.. Dawkins,
deceased arose and was discussed at length,
il being determined finally that bond
was necessary; the Collector thereupon was
instructed to present such bond at next regu-
ular Getting.
Petition of Mr.. A. Kountz, retail liquor
dealer to change his place of business from
present location to the premises of Mr.. Mos2l
on Capital street was granted.
Petition of E. R. Stedman to have refunded
part Of tax paid by him for privilege of run
ming wagon $780, was presented. Petition
set forth that the privilege had been exercised
only short time before wagon was disposed
of. The amount Of 80 was ordered refunded
and warrant for such amount ordered issued
On motion of Mr. Taylor, a brick culvert
was ordered built at the corner of State and
Mississippi streets.
On motion of Mr.. Clingan, the Marshal and
police force were instructed to investigate the
sanitary condition of the city and TO use their
authority to see that all premises are put in
cleanly condition, in view of the approsch of
the summer season.
The salary of the City Jailor, was, on motion
of Mr.. Spengler, increased to one dollar per
day.
Mr.. Taylor offered a resolution that the
Mayor be authorized to collect by legal pro-
cess the privilege tax from Capital State Bank
and to employ counsel for such purpose.
Carried.
On motion of Mr.. Jones, the Board ad-
journed,
JOHN McGILL, Mayor.
HARRIS BARKsDALE, City Clerk.
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New BIOGRAPHICAL DICTIoNARY.-An
excellent feature of the New Edition OF
Webster's Unabridged Dictionary, just is
sued, is the New Biographical Dictionary, in
which are given the names of nearly ten
thousand noted persons of ancient and mod
ern times, with brief statement of the dates
of their birth and death, their nationality,
profession, etc. This is designed for purposes
Of ready reference, to answer the questions
which often arises as TO when and where
certain persons lived and the character of
their achievements. 1t contains many names
of persons who are still living, and the pro-
nunciaton Of each name is given
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Z 10
I Fro.
From
+ kosciusko
From CotIad,
/ Henderson to Ket
From Alva TO Gree.
rom CornersvilIt To
~ hasciusko, via Air
Salem, 70 Poplar Creek.
From Green Hill 10 Palmetto
rom transport, via Felix. TO Re
rom .tonesborough, via W. l.. Bum.
anu l. y Meek's, to H ssuth.
FROM Claiborne TO Tavlorsville.
rom Tchula, via Marulla, ON Tehula
LaGe, 10 Chew's Landing.
rom Morton to Tuscoia.
From Cherry Hill to Atlanta.
+ rom Faisonia To Iudian BAYOU.
r. rom Town Greek 10 Concord. Alabama
5om Holly Springs, via shawnee, 70
rom eluitman to Pauldius.
rom Palmetto Home. via Green Hill. to
fazoo City.
From Ichula,via Marcella. to Yazoo City.
rom Morton, via Beech Creek Prairie
to Tuscola
From Harrison, via Eolia. to Creve.
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Masonic Mutual Benefit Association.
easements Nos. 81, p, %, "a and %.

bSeSSmentS Nos. Il, q, %, n and %.
Holly SPRINGS, March 10, 1881.
Members of the Masonic Mutual Benefit
bsociatiou are hereby notified of the follow
Nh deaths
N. 21-Wm. IL. Watkins, Pearl Lodge, No 2S
Feb. .. lSSl-aged % years.
|h. PA. j. Mohon, Pine Bluff, No. l53, Feb
81 1SSl-age A years.
M. 23-G. W. Chatdeld, Newton, No. 81, Feb
A 1881 10 years.
III 24-S A Mason, Andrew jackson, No ?
Reb. Is lSSl-age 40 years
In. 25-B. p Scruggs, T. 5. Gathright, No. 30,
Reb. 20, lSSl-ag 81 years.
Failure to pay above BY April H4th, 1881
aNfeits membership and all claims to Benefit
md. Be sure to give the Number of your
|Nrtihcate.
L. B. MOSBY, Secretary
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We are indebted to Senator George for
numerous valuable public documents; to
Senator Jonas, Of Louisiana, for his timely
and manly vindication of his State from
the ISLANDERS of kellogg and to Representa-
tives Hooker and Money for files of the
Congressional Record; and to Representa-
tive Chalmers for the 1st volume of the
Records OF the late war All highly appreci-
ated favors
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Consuul

An old physician. retire.
ne had placed in his hands o. %
missionary, the formula Of q s. eta
/ bic remedy, fer the speedy aud anent
cure Of consumption, bronchitis. ttarrh.
Ast hma, and all she throat ami lung affections.
also positive and radical cure for nervous
debility aud an nervous complaints. after hav-
ing tested its wonderful curative powers I'm
thousands OF cases has feit if his duty TO-
make Unknown 10 his suffering fellows Actu-
atcd by this motive. and o desire 3D. relieve
human suffering, l viii send, free 0f charge,
70 all who desire 10. this recipe with fun al.
IecuonS for preparing and using ia German.
French, OF English. sent hoy mail hy adj
dressing, with stamp. naming This rarcr. W
W. Sherar, l49 Powers Block, Rochester. New
York
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DR.. w. BILLIE,

Nate Assistant Physician to Professor
|eord, Paris.
|FIoE, 196 CANAL STREET, NEw ORLEANS.
4PEcIALrIEs Nervous Diseases, and Chron-
Diseases
DIFFERENCES - Fifteen years successful
ectice in New Orleans among the most
Eminent business men.
Jan. Is, 81. ly.
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Local and Miscellaneous Items.

SEE Lemly & Sons announcement OF
good things in the eating line.
We have been shown by the author, Capt
J. d. Lynch, copy of his Bench and Bar
of Mississippi. The typography and bind
ing Of the book are excellent; the engrav-
ings good, and the sketches spirited and en-
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sEXToS's REPORT (wHITE)
JACKSON, Miss, April l, 1881.
To the Honorable Board of Mayor and Alder
men of the City of Jackson:
GENTLEAEN-I have the homer, as Sexton for
the white people, 10 make the following report
Of interments in the City Cemetery during
the month of March, 1881:
March g. Edward Davkin., age 50 years.
congestion of the bowels.
March H. Child of Mr.. J. W. Parish, still
born.
March 19, Emily Augusta Campbell age
months, capillary bronchitis; from Vicksburg
Very Respectfully,
PHILLIP RYAN. City Sexton.
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LoAomAroKA. ALA, Jan. u 1878

Dr.. G. J. MoFFEFT-Dear Sir-Enclosed you
viii find so cents. Please send me another
package of Teethina. The first package Lad
such happy result that heartily recommend
1t TO al mothers, as being all that a mother Reeds
for a tsetAiRs babe Ny babe was one Of these
little nervous creatures-never sleeping more
than fifteen or twenty minutes At a time. After
giving the powder it quoted his nerves and
now he sleeps long maps. Please send as soon
as possible, and Oblige,
MRS s. E. WAGNON.
For sale by By oN LENLT, Jackson. Miss
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The Louisville Signal records the deatl
of Mrs. Eliza A.iCoyington, relict Of the lat
DR.. J. B. CovingtOn.
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THE net receipts Of cotton so far this sea-
son at New Orleans are ,405, 469 bales, an
increase of "a ,533 bales over the receipts for
the same time last year. The receipts at all
the United States ports foot up 5,143,455
bales an increase assscompared with last year
of 605, 106 bales.-N. O. States.
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MARRIED.

HosKIxs-McLrAx-At Brookhaven, on
Tuesday evening, 9Th inst, at the Methodist
church, by Rev W. B. Lewis. Mr.. Ike W.
HOskins and Miss Ella B. Mclean.
TYEEs-CUMIse-At Brookhaven. on We'd
nesday evening, April 9th, ct the residence
Of the brides father by Rev q. r johnson,
Mr.. W. Tynes, of Terry, and Miss Fannie
Cunning
MAGBE-SHTvKRs-Att the residence of the
brides mother, March 31st. by Rev. &. W. Hall
Mr. Leonidas Magee and Miss Alice Shivers,
ell Of simpson county.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SPRING GOODS +!
j L ST RECEIN ED
S. LEMLY 81 SON.

ICE CREAM FREEZERS.
WATER COOLERS.
A Large Stock Of FLOWER POTS.
BATHING TUBS.
FLY FANS AND FLY TRAPS,
A large Assortment Of TOILET SOAPS.
The best of CRACKERS in the CITY.
Extra Fin PICKLES and PRESERVES
The Best Brands OF FLOUR ia Jackson.
TAe usual StocS of GROCERIES,
WINES, LIQUORS. TOBACCO
SEGARS, SUGARS. SIRUPS.
MOLASSES COFFEE on hand
Choice fresh DRIED BEEF fer Broilng
Best Brands Of HAMS, etc. all guaranteed
AS to Quality, and as low ms any House i'm
jackson
s. LEMLl 8 SON,
apll4 Slim. THE LEADERS.
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Y. NJ. GOULD, orono, Main, saws: During
pre- than twenty years Boot and Shoe expe-
|Pnee, l have paid considerable attention to
p foods, and win give it as my opinion that
Ae A. 5. 7. Co. Tip viii in time supersede all
'hers for children's wear.
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At Vicksburg, on the 10Th, Henry Spain
Waterman on the ferry boat, had been carous
ing and drinking and was in the elevator
talking to an elderly man named Michael
Sheehan, employed at the freight depot OF
the Vicksburg and Meridian railroad Shee-
han reproyed him for his conduct and told
him he should go home and get some sleep
or get sober so he could 20 on watch to-
night. A quarrel eHsued, when Spain shot
Sheehan, instantly killing him.
A cotton exchange has been organized in
Columbus j. w. Sherman, President j.
w. Soady, Weep resident; Lewis Green, Jr.,
Secretary.
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Ofthe Board of Mayor and Aldermen
fthe City of Jackson.

JACKSON, MISS, March 6, 1881.
At a regular meeting of the Board of
Mayor and Aldermen Of the City of Jack son
held Wednesday, March g. 1881 there were
presentation. John McGil. Mayor; Al
dermen-Ciirga gan. Jones, Spengler. Taylor
aud Williams
A Observation-Disclosures Vird en-
The minutes of former meeting were read,
corrected and approved
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MEssRs. ROBINSON, STEVENS & Co, are
in the front, a. usual, with spring goods
See their announcement to-day
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UsT received, a large and well selected
pck Of Ladies and Childrens' shoes, at
WHITING GRAK's
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An extensive FIRE is raging in the
woods between Glouscester, Mass, and
Rockport, which threatens to burn over
a large area.
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The night clerk, st Hunter Harrinton's
bug store, can, in future, be found upstairs
the front room of the Kells' building-Grst
ON TO the left of staircase. 2t
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Woman,s Best Friend.

Ample testimonials from every section Of the
country show that Bradford's Female Regula-
tor is "Woman's Best Friend" Many suffer
ing female have tried it, been cured, and bear
witness to its merits with sound constitutions
and rosy cheeks. IT'S record is before the pub
lie. Dont fail to try il if you are suffering
from any Of the complaints peculiar to your
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Market Reports.

NEW ORLEANS, April. ID, 1881.
COTTON.
A fair demand and prices without material
variation. Advices from other cotton centres
were not favorable, bat holders we're not in
elined to press sales
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JACKSON, Miss, April l, 1881.
To the Honorable Board of Mayor and AL
dermen of the City of Jackson:
GENTLEMEN-I herewith submit my report
of warrants and licenses issued during the
month of March, 1881:
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The Best and Cheapest Place to buy Trim
r.. Black and White Laees, Neck-Ties, Silk
Andkerchiefs, etc, Is at the Singer Machine
bee, State street, opposite Capitol. IT,
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PLoUGu GEAR, Bull Tongues, Sweeps, &c
G.. d. Subway.
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LETTER LIST.

List Of Letters remaining in the Post-ofice
at Jackson Kinds county, Miss, for the week
ending April H. 1881:
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SECTIONS REPORT (coLoaED3

sExToS's REPORT (CoLoRED.)
JACKSON, Mss, April l, 1881.
To the Honorable Board of Mayor and Alder
men Of the city of Jackson:
GBSTLENEN-1 have the honor to submit the
following report of interments of coIored peo-
pie in the City Cemetery during the month
OF March, 1881:
March g. Child of Caroline Grant, sill born
March Z, Grandson Gray, age g. years, con
gestive chill.
March 8, Della Hull, age "a years, natural
decay.
March II, Willie Drummond. age II years.
drowned; pauper,
March y, Jno. Dunnigan. age 60 years,
dropsy of the heart
March 30 Willie Scott, age months
spasms.
March 3d. obi Cornegie, age days, spasms.
Very respectfully submitted,
Tony BAHNEs, City Sexton.
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REPORTED Bc



MosDAY, Ap
The following eases were 4bFrased
55l7-W. W Smith v s d. ShackeIfora
oo59-A. .. Cox, ct al. r. J. Ross, She.
etc.
S660-R- C, Shepherd ct al '. Laura A. Carson
So64-E- Dismukes V. Supervisors Noxubee
County.
The following eases were reversed aaG re-
RsGn9ed:
3536-W. s. Dodson VI W Homan. ct al
56O0-Louisa Waters v. Anna G. Basel
S53o-C- II. Williams v. ). ?. Ball ct al
3640-E- c. Allen v Almeida Tate
Sto3-H. krosmopolski Y. A. j Paxton.
3o6l and 3662-R. S. Hudson, Sury Exr-
Ella GRAY. Motion to dismiss
denied and 5 days given to
perfect appeals
3666-A. P. Bush Y. Barbara A. Vail Reversed
and bill dismissed
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JACKSON, Miss, April lst, 1881.
To the Honorable Board of Mayor and AL
dermen of the City of Jackson:
| GRNrLEMEN-I herewith submit my report
| of warrants and licenses issued during the
first Quarter january, February and March,
| 1881:
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GooDwArEn, Ala. July ID, 1877

Ny wife was sick long time with diseases
peculiar to women, not necessary to
describe, but which will be understood by
those interested, and although she had the best
medical attention she grew worse, until she
became a confirmed invalid, confined to her
bed. Seeing the advertisement of Brad6eld's
Female Res ulator, bought bottle, and by
the time she finished taking il she was so fl r
restored ag-fo be up; she is now well and able
70 attend TO her regular duties. believe it
saved her life.