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The new and elegant Masonic Hall of
6umuit Lodge No. 231 was duly dedicated
on Friday, June 24th-Grand Master
Mccormick officiating, assisted by Grand
Treasurer A. P. Barry, Grand Secretary J..
L. Power, and otherpro tenn Grand Officers.
The esEemonies took place in the afternoon,
and were witnessed by p large company of
ladies and gentlemen of Summit. MagIolis
and McComb City Mamre Encampment,
X. o. o. F. was out in full regalia, and
Wolfe's Silver Cornet Band, of New Orleans,
headed the public procession. The vocal
and instrumental music il the han was
highly ereditable to the ladies and gentle
men composing the choir. A grand ball
and supper. at Capt Gracsyss LycsuW Han,
concluded the exercisesof this most inter
esting occasion. The hall 0f5ummit Lodge
has been twice destroyed by Gre, but the
zeal Of the breth1ea does Hot appear TO have
been consumed BY these misfortuness
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lPring styles
Dj Clothing and Hats,
Opened to-day,
M A. VIRDEN :.
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~ Tickets viii be On sale 10 sll $ .,lious
on and after July lst.
inneIh .Nl-lM
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DR.. Va1den's Monument.
Walden Nucleus.

Walden Nucleus.
The monument over the grave of the late
DIR. c. NJ. Walden was erected last week, and
Is said to be one of the finest in the State.
1t consists of thirty-six different pieces of
marble, granite and stone, aggregating in
weight over twenty tons. An extra strong,
low, fat-bottomed truck wagon, with wind
lass attached was brought from Memphis
for the purpose of carrying the pieces from
the depot to the cemetery, as no wagon in
this community sufficiently strong could be
obtained, some of the single pieces weighing
over FIVE tons. 1t required six yoke of oxen
to draw the wagon, which broke down one
of the corporation bridges the first load.
The monument was designed and import
ed by Messrs. F. H. Venu & Co., of Mem
phis, Tenn, and imported from Carrara,
Italy. The bottom base is huge piece of
Virginia granite, the rest is all Italian mar
Bile of the finest grade. Upon the marble
base, which rests upon the granite bottom
base, is engraved in large capital letters the
surname of the deceased
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many persons having been attracted there 20
see the President and the members of the
Cabinet. As soon as the reports Of the D stol
were heard rush was made for the ladies
waiting room.
THE ASSASSIN
had not been allowed to escape After firing
the fatal shot he started rapid mace
through the main waiting-room. apparently
intending TO escape by the entrance on Sixth
street. He held the smoking revolver in his
hand, but was prevented from passing by the
crowd which pushed towards the spot where
the President was lying. He Turned sharp
about. passed within ten feet Of his victim and
attempted TO escape by the street entrance.
through which the President had just passed
A policeman named kearnev was standing on
the corner of Sixth and b streets when the
shots were fred, and he ran TO the entrance on
the last named street just in time TO meet Gil
teau he was coming out of the door. With
out knowing that he was the assassin, bur at
tracted by he mans desire TO get away the
officer grabbe him and held him as in vice
GIteau struggled little to get away his shirt
being torn IN the encounter but special officer
Scott came to kearneys assistance, and the
murderer submitted quietly. Yes, said the
assassin,
q HAVE KILLED GARFIELD.
Arthur is President of the United States. |.
have a letter that will tell you all about it. | !
want you TO take it up to Secretary Sherman I
His pistol taken from him, and be was
removed without delay 10 police headquarters
corner Pennsylvania avenue and Four and /
One Half street.
SECRETARY BLAINE TRANSMITS THE NEWS Z
TO MINISTER LOWELL.
WASHINGTON, July 2.-The following has
been forwarded by cable:
DEPARTMENT OF STATE, I
Washington, July ,, 1881. [
James Russell Lowell, Minister, Etc, London
The President of the United States was shot
this morning by assassin named Charles
Giteau. The weapon was a large-sized revolv-
er.
The President had just reached Che Balti-
more and Potomac Station at about twenty
minutes past nine, intending, with a portion
of his Cabinet, to leave or the limited express
for New 7 FORK. | rode in the carriage with him
from the Executive Mansion, and was
walking by his side when he was shot.
The assassin was Immediately arrested, and
the President was conveyed TO a private room
in the station building and surgical aid at
once summoned. He has now-at 20 minutes
past l0-been removed to the Executive Man
sion.
The surgeons in consultation regard his
wounds very serious, though not necessari-
~ ia al. His vigorous ealth gives strong hopes
Of HE recovery. He has not lost conscious
ness for moment. Inform our Ministers in
Europe
JAS. q. BLINE,
Secretary of State.
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To Northern Summer Resorts.


Chicago to Lake Minnetonka. two trains
daily
Chicago 10 Milwaukee, four trains daily.
Chicago to St Paul, two trains daily.
Chicago TO Madison, two trains daily.
Chicago to Sheboygan and Elkhart Lake
Chicago to Sparta, two trains daily
Chicago TO Marquette, the only route.
Chicago 70 Green Bay, three trains daily
Chicago 10 Neenah-MeRasha, two trains
daily.
Chicago TO Green Lake two trains daily.
Chicago to Lake Geneva four trains daily.
No other railroad runs to Green Lake or to
Lake Geneva.
AL the above are via Chicago & North
western Railway.
1t alone runs Pullman Cars north Of Chica-
GO
&c through Chicago when going North
The Ticket Agents Of all North-bound rail
roads sell Excursion Tickets via the Chicago
and North-W estern-
1t is the best route in all respects.
Chicago 70 Rankesha later in the season.
Its Ailwaukee-waukesha line is nearly
6zished
Ask your Ticket Agent for the Summer
Journal, it tells all about these summsr ne
sorts. Its free"
jun23tsepl.
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JACKSON. July Z, 1881.


IT was our pleasure, on Friday last, to at
tend the closing exercises of Beauregard
Institute. In the afternoon the examina-
ton of several classes took place, which was
creditable to Principal and pupils and ap-
preciated by large number of the patrons
who we're present. A lengthy programme
of recitations and dialogues was faithfully
carried out at night, and in several of the
young disclaimers we thought we could see
an embryo Clay, Calhoun or Webster.
Prof J. VI. Girault is the efficient Principal !;
Miss Annie Hobbs. assistant. The Insti-
tute is public school, supported by the
town and county, and is evidently in high
state of prosperity.
THE following item is from the Pascagou-
Ia Hemocrat-Star. We can safely recon-
mend DR.. Hilzheim to our Seashore friends
as an accomplished gentleman and MOST ex
cellent dentist:
DIR. A. H. Hilzheim, of Jackson, Miss,
will be in our town next Wednesday, the
/ 9th, for thepurpose of attending to any BUSH
ness in the line of dentistry, and will re-
main 50 long as his professional services
may be required. We have known DIR. Hill
zheim since boyhoOd, aud take pleasure in
com meRdipg him to our citizens as a gentle
man in every respect ard fine dentist.
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IT should not be forgotten that the state
Sunday School Convention will assemble IN
Jackson on Wednesday, the 10Th day OF tins
month The several Sabbath Schools have
appointed Committees To provide for the
entertainment of delegates, and to arrange
the musical part of the programme FER
sons who expect TO attend as delegates
would do well at once notify the Conven-
ton Secretary, VIM. J. Brown, Jr.
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BYRON LEMLY, Sec
Received too Late.

As we were going to press, we received
communications from Bay St. Louis and
Summit, giving the proceedings of public
meetings at those places relative to the at
tempted assassination of President Garfield.
At the former place, Col. J. F. III. Claiborne
presided, and delivered an appropriate adj
dress.
The friends of temperance in Pike have
called meeting at Magnolia on 10Th TO
elect delegates to Prohibition State Conven-
ton
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Woman.
HER HEALru AND L1rE

Depend more on the regularity Of her men.
Struil functions than on any or all causes
combined. An actual or iiring death is the
inevitable result OF arrangement of q function
which makes woman W hat she is in every re-
spect, and especially in her mental and bodily
constitution. Hence, immediate relief from
such arrangements is the only safeguard
against wreck and ruin. Ia all cases of stop
page delay, or other irregularty of the
"coarses DIR. J. Bradfcld's Female Regulator
IS the only sure remedy. 1t acts by giving
tone to the nervous centres, improving the
blood and determining directly 10 the organs
OF menstruation. Ii is n scientific prescrip-
ton, and the most physicians useit Prepared
by DR.. J. Bradteld, Atlanta, Ga. Price trial
size, 15c; large size, $50. For sale by
Byron. LeInly and Il. X. Ledbetter, Jackson,
Mis-
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Letter from Mr.. w. n. Perkins.
JACKSON, Miss. July / 1881

JACKSON, Miss, July l, 1881.
The following extract from a letter writ
ten by J. ?. Spinks, merchant in Edin-
burg, Leake county, dated June %, and
addressed TO prominent firm in this city,
is OF special interest to the business men of
our community: eff jackson will aid us
to the amount of $3.50 or 5000, we will
raise enough additional to clear out the
river from Edinburg to Carthage, so that
boats can come to this point when the
waters rise in the Fall. We have appoint
ed committee to canvass for subscriptions
and to control the work We are meeting
with more success than we expected and /
have no fears about the work being done if
we can get some aid 1 your city will aid
to the amount asked for, and we fail to get
the river in condition for boats to come up
when the waters are six feet above low
water mark, ] will refund the money. L
have examined the river from here to
Carthage and | know the work can be done
for much less than has been reported"
The amount asked for is small. and the
guarantee appears ample. 1t would be we'll
for our merchants to make note of this
matter and give it the proper attention.
w. II. PERKINS,
Secretary Board of Trade.
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4'HI7IlI HI71 1HN-N', JUNG y, IooI'
IL. h. Hines, Esq, Secreta Jackson, Miss.
DEAR SIR-To persons attending the
Convention of your State Prohibition
movement, at Jackson, Miss, on the Doth
July next, we will sell round trip tickets to
Grenada, Miss, on July 18th and 10Th good
to return until and on 24th July, 1881, at
three cents per mile each way.
Yours truly, A. J. KNAPP.
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A Remarkable Result.

1t makes no difference how many Physi-
hans, or how much Redicine You have tried,
3D. is now An established fact that German Syr-
|ap IS the only remedy Which has given coHl-
.piete satisfaction in severe eases of Lung DIS
Eases IL il true there arc vet thousands
of persons who are predisposed to Throat and
Lung Affections. Consumption. Hemorrhages'
Asthma Severe Colds settled on the Breast
Pneumonia NhoopiRg Cough, &c. who nave
NO Personal knowledge of Boschee's German
Svrup To such would say fhat ou,uVu uoA
a., were sold last wear without one complaint
IVonspmptiv.S .rv lust one bottle, Regular size
IS cents. Sold by al Druggists in America.
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Postnonement!

Owing to the short notice given for the
Reunion of the survivors of the Grifi tn
dale-Humphreys Brigade, it is
thought hest to put off the meeting until
some time in the Fall, when due notice will
be given. Papers which have kindly
noticed the meeting will please publish this
postponement.
Gac'v
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NOTICES


Ne invite attention 10 the advertisement
IN our third page to-day. Of the celebrated
Inrray Eugine,wH'ch has met with such won
srlul popularity in our midst since introduc-
III Mississippi That ii possesses feature"
b have caused 10 to gain favor 50 rapidly,
bera 10 wa entirely unknown before, is an
tdeuse of the highest charcter Of its in
n-ic merifs-
g 10 congratulate our fellow citizens, Capt
I'd. Bustlmaute upon obtaining the South
IN agency for it, and we are sure the
Apufacturers could not have obtained more
lergetie ana popular agent 70 represent their
bgines. Mills, etc. in the South. Parties
lnune Engines aud other Machinery would
well o. correspond with Capt. Bustamante
bon the subject 4w
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Upon the third block, approximating eleven
thousand pounds in weight, is the following
inscription
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A Glass Factory at Moss Point.

We take pleasure in extracting the follow
ing from a letter from Hon. G. II. Wood,
dated Scranton, June 2Sth:
'The glass factory at Moss Point com
menced operations yesterday, and is a COM
plete success. Competent judges pronounce
the glass as fine as any they have ever SEEN -
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A Great Enterprise.

The Hop Bitters Manu- facturing Company
is one of Rochester's greatest business en-
terprises. Their Hop Bitters have reached
a sale beyond all precedent, having from
their intrinsic value found. their way into
almost every household in the land
Graphic.
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WaukpSha Wafer

Cures Dropsy, Gravel, Constipation,
Diabetes, Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Brighfs
Disease of the Kidneys and Liver, all
Diseases Of the Bladder and Urinary Organs
For sale ice cold, by the drink at
]. SCHWARTZ, Capitol street
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REMINDER that the Sea-Shore Camp Meet
ing Excursion starts from Jackson on Fri
day morning, 18th. Tickets for sale at this
office, and by Mr.. Geo. Lemon, West Jac4-
son.
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THE personal assessment roll Of HInds
county, as submitted to the Board OF sapef-
visors on Tuesday last, shows totsi valoa-
ton of personal property in Kinds, OF
<I.44I.637. the State tax on which i
q .324 81. Number of polls, 1855.
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E. M. Scott for County Treasurer.

In the interest of our county, we desire to
see its Offices filled by good and capable
men. For this reason we request that Mr.
+. NJ. Scott allow his name to go before the
Democratic Convention of Kinds county
for the office of County Treasurer, and we
recommend him to the earnest considera-
ton of its citizens.
VOTERS OF JACKSON.
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IT will be seen by announcement else
where that Prof JAS. NJ. Sharp, an expe.
rienced teacher, in Pike county, is a can
didate for State Superintendent of Public
L ncatinn
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bate Assistant Physician TO Professor
6cori, Paris
sfrcr. 1875 CANAL STREET, New ORLEANS.
.SpFrr,LrlE Nervous Diseases, and Chron-
, Diseases.
RfrERrycEs 60 Fifteen years successful
ractice in New Orleans among the most
business men.
Jan Is, 81. ly.
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COLEMAM'S
MINERAL WE'LL.
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURF,
AsHINGToN. y. c.. Anril 18th. 1915

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURF.
WAsHINGToN, j. c., April 18th 1915
GENERAL WIN G. LEDUc, Commissioner:
SRI have the honor to report the result Of
my analysis Of the sample of Mineral Water
from the City of Jackson, Mississippi, received
from Hon Charles f. Hooker. One Imperial
Gallon 10000 grains) contains the following
constituents: Sulphuric acid, 3002S; Chic
rine, 2,s05; Iron oxide 255S; Lime 1861
Magnesia, $40 Soda II l6a-Total 1874 grs.
The above constituents exist in the water in
the combinations following, probably-Sul-
phate of Iron, 39a Sulphate of Lime, "A 2O2
Suphate of Magnesia, ,54S Sulphate Of Soda
1897, Chloride Sodium, 4,622, Lithium, Ira
ces-Total, 56,712 grains.
Respectfully, PETER COLLIER.
Chemist
This Well is situated an Northwest Jack
son, Cohea Street
iulv7 Sl-4w.
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Bellevue High School.
BEDFORD COUNTY, va.

On Norfolk and Western r. r., Is miles
west Of Lynchburg. Young men and boys
prepared for University for business.
Beautiful ana healthy location. Able corps
Of teachers thorough instruction. Liberal
provision for the accommodation and comfort of
students. For catalogues containing infor-
nation, address W r. ABBOT, Principal,
Bellevue z. O., Va.
iuIv7 Slim
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TO CONTRACTORS.


UNITED STATES ENGINEER OFEICE.
New ORLEANS, La, june 80. 1881.
dds FOR THE FOLLOW ING NAMED
ID WORKS OF IMPROVEMENT Of Rivera
and Harbors in the State OF Mississippi pro-
vded for by Act Of Congress approved March
3, 1881, win be received al tins Office until ~
o'clock noon. on the 8Ufh Of July. 1881 viz
IMPROVING PEARL RIvEB, Miss lAboVr
JACKSON
IMPROVING Pearl RIVER, MISS, lnELow
JAcRsONj
Information regarding above works viii ~
given on application ut this Office.
q. W. HOWELL
june30, Sl-5w Mai. Of EnEr u 3. a..
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A large, handsome l2mO. volume. beautiful,
printed and bound in cloth price. 81 SO.

4 book that all good men will love To- read
aud a book that they would like GO have their
wives and daughters read n holds the mir
ror up 10 nature, and the pceuharitics and
distinctive traits OF every character are sus-
tanned throughout the work with rare skill and
ability.
The passions Of love, despair, jealousy hate.
pride, JOY, envy, and revenge, are most vivid
ly- portrayed, whilst an the noble qualities OF
human nature are painted ia their most at,
tractive colors.
1t espouses the cause OF virtue against vice.
the morale Is good; the Lessons 10 teaches are
valuable, and from every page Eushrs mp the
most charming and noble sentiments.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
WANTED.

SITUATION As PRIVATE TUTOR BY A
- single man-College graduate Best re-
ferences given. Address L. l.. JoHNsoN,
Rolls, Phelps Co, Mo.
julvz slit
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OUR young friend Luther Manship has
sent US a list of sixteen subscribers at
McComb City, for the campaign. Such
substantial remembrance is appreciated.
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WEAK Lungs are cruelty racked by a
persistent Cough, which DIR. Jayne's Elk
pectorant may be relied on to cure 1t is
efficient and safe remedy also for Asthma
and Bronchitis.
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Acknowledgements for Orphan Asylum.

The folio wing amounts have been received
for Protestant Orphan Asylum at Natchez;
Previously Acknowledged. ...............s 255 25
Mafbodist' sunday School. Houston...... 4 so
Methodist sunday School Moss Point Is
Members of Pine Lodge, No. 1888 6O
Long Creek Lodge. No. ls9 ............... 8 50
Concord Lodge, No. 1871, one-half sub
scription Tor 1881 (subscribed $40
per aGuum for five years . W
PRESBYTERIAN Sabbath School, Jackson. ~ w
Scranton Baptist Sunday Sehool....'' I'd
To+oI % Jate - & 30 05
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AYoUxG LADY of good education and
accomplishments who can come well recon
mended. desires a situation as gOvsrness.
Apply to the editor. lSt
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4 REMARKABLE NEW NOVEL.

~ W. CARLETON & co take pleasure
VI. in announcing thar they publish this
week. one OF the most remarkable novels of
the day entitled
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THE HORRIBLE ASSASSINATION
He Is Shot Down In Depot In Washington
BIZ a Chicago Communist.
The Assassin a Disappointed ONCE Seeker.
General Opinion that He is TempOrar,
Lunatie.
PARTICULARS OF THE CRIME.

The day was magni ace Mt ore for trs yelling
The President arose at an early hour. sttep5.
ed TO eousiderab bic executive business left his
instructions with Private Secretary Brown
and WAS preparing Ia start. when Secretary
Blaine came 70 the White House The otbar
members Of the party, It appears, hal gone 2,
the depot. Some minutes before the time for
the train 10 start (9-3D A. N Secretaries Win
dom, Hunt Lincoln and Postmaster General
] smas, accompanied by Mrs Window. Mrs
Hunt and Mrs James had rakeu Sc = In he
speeiai car attached 10 the train. 1t was with
in five minutes IF the time of starting " hen ? ne
President carriage drove up TO the & street
entrance to the depot Mr.. Blaine had ac
compa nied Gen. Garfield 10 the train ami
both entlemen slowly alignted from the
carriage and walked arm and arm uD fh.
stone steps leading into the ladies waiting
room From this waitiug-room doors omen
into the large waiting-reom for gentlemen
through which II was necessary for the Pres
dent pass 10 reach the train.
While Gen. Garfield and the Secretary or
State were passing through the ladies room
into the main apartment a mau dartel in
forward from another door leading into the
main room stepped quickly behind the Pres
ident. and, drawing large revolver from his
pocket, fired two shots in quick succession
At the second shot the President staggered
and fell 10 The floor A scene of the most in
tense excitement followed There was
larger crowd present st the depot than usual
many persons having been attracted there 10
see the President aud the members of the
Cabinet. As soon as the reports Of the pistol
were heard rush was made for the ladies
waiting room.
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CHsyCERY SUMMONS.

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, Chaneery Court,
Kinds County. Firsf District.
ITO EUGENE b. WRLBORN AND WAL
/ ter s He'LorH, Of the City Of Washing
tlsn. Die riot of Columbia, Ida Top Mo!lisOn
and W E. Mollison, Of Little Rock. Arkansas,
and Cud Welborn, whose residence and post
Office il unknown. You are commanded 10
appear before the Chancery Court. ist Dis
crict, said State, the
Second Mondy Of september, A. d., 1881
Tc defend the suit in said Court &C c. L.
Thomas against yourselves and others where
j . you are defendants
W I. BATLIFF, Clerk
Jackson. July ?, 1ss1-4w.
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.STEDNAN'S LAST BARGAIN /.

EOxE THOUSAND SAMPLE COATS, PANTS
Ia Vests No two alike-bought at half
be. This lets me reduce my regular lines
suits to mere nominal figure. Those FIT
.eu Dollar Blue Suits at Ten Dollars. Call
J fore all are sold.
Respectfully, + r. STEDNAN
Mems and Boyg Summer Coats at so Cents.
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LETTER LIST.

List Of Letters remaining N the Post-othce
ID jackson. Kinds county. Miss. for the week
Ending July :. 1851
Banks. Nv McDermott, J. W.
Bolton, FLOYD. Me Emerny o..
Coodv. + NJ Mench.
Green iuo Miller, Miss MIlhe %
Draw. Caroline Parrot, Alfred.
Green. 5 F Reed ). c.
Hall Juo Richardson, Austin.
Henderson. Judge W .Saxtou, Harry.
q. Smith. Jane.
Hurt. Mrs r l.. Waning, John.
Zones, sandy. Williams, Miss Alice
Persons calling for suy of the above letters
will please say advertised
W. II. H. GREEN. p. NJ.
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prove fatal
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@ce week in your own town. Terms and 45
wv outfit Address H. HAEEKTg 8 Co., Port
land, Maine. Gsep22 a0-1y.
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A coHPLErE assortment Of Aiegler SHOES LOT
Ldies Misses and Children, can always be
urdat A. NIRDEN's.