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COLUMBUS, GA, April Il, 1878.

COLUMBUS, GA, April II, 1873.
4 r. T. }. AoEFETT-Dear Sir-My wife and
self are satisfied that the life of our teeth
BABY was saved by the use of your Teeth
s%Ieething POwdersb when other remedies
i failed TO relieve him. We hare been de-
Ted nth the speedy and germanentreliet giUen
Of our eAiidreR from sepers Cholera Mor6Hs
ethina "a Indispensable to us, and should be
n oY all parents having small children.
JESSE B. Wright,
Foreman Enquirer-Sun.
or sale by BYRON LEMLr, Jackson. Miss
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FIRST IN THE MARKET !

Gy New York buyer has struck 1T rich
Season on Special Selections of Colored
Black Buntiugs, with Damassee Trim
Silk to match. The finest and cheapest
\ Of TRIMMING SATINS AND SKIS in
State.
sns of all Shades aud Prices.
hque Domestics, Linen and Cottonade.
Ribbons, Laces and Hosiery.
Cheapest and best line of
MIS- AND BOYS CLOTHING anywhere
'lease call and price at
STEDMAN'S CORNER STORE,
Ir24-2t Jackson, Miss.
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A Model Mississippi Farmer.
starkviIle Live Stock .Jourpal.1

This sping DR.. J. g. Montgomery of this
place has seeded twenty acres to red clover
five acres to Meadow Fescue and ten acres
to orchard grass. He intends to make the
raising of mules speciality; will purchase
yearly mules in the Western States and
keep them two years when they will be ready
for market. The Doctor is a FIRST class far
meF and is using the most improved imple-
ments upon his farm, viz: Riding pfows
and cultivators, corn and cotton planters,
etc. This spring he has purchased about
$500 worth Of Barb wire for fencing pur-
poses, which he is putting up. He uses two
strands of wire, and two plank which he
thinks makes the best fence.
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First Glass in Every Particular.

Meridian Observer.
The publishing house of the Jackson
CLARION supplies want long felt in Mis-
sissippi The energetic and public spirited
proprietors turn out daily from their man.
Appletons or any other Northern establish
ment of a similar character. Their bindN
cry is first class in every particular.
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MEssRs. S. H. PARvIN & Sons, Cincin.
natl, completed the thirtieth year of their
business as advertising agents, on 9th inst.
Our relations with this agency have always
been very pleasant, and we tender to Messrs.
Parvin & Sons our congratulations and good
wishes, and express the hope that they will
be able to extend their business with the
Southern press.
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Attention. Sir Knights \!

A special conciave will be held next Monday
night, at which it is particularly requested
that every member attend, if possible. The
object of the conclave is to arrange for the
transfer to Vicksburg, on Tuesday morning
of the remains of our late beloved frater, Sir
VIM. H. Watkins
By order of JAMES SHELTON, E. C.
OLIVER CLIFTON, Recorder.
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DIR. w. BILLIE,

ate Assistant Physician to Professor
eord, Paris.
FioE, l96 CANAL STRFEr, NEW ORLEANS.
'PEcIALTIEs Nervous Diseases, and Chron-
Diseases.
REFERENCES - Fifteen years successful
ctice in New Orleans among the mos
Eminent business men.
an. Is, 81. 1y.
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DOMINION OF CANADA.
COUNTY or YORK

Hon. JoHN McMuRRIcH, President. and l.
|. KENNY, Managing Director, OF the WEST
RRN INSURANCE COMPANY, Of Toronto, Outa-
rio, being duly sworn, depose and SAY that tho
foregoing Is a full, true and correct statement
of the affairs Of the said Company; that tho
said Insurance Company is the bona tide own
er of at least one HUNBREn AND FIrrY
THOUSAND DOLLARS Of actual cash capital.
invested in stocks Of at least par value or ina
Bonds and Mortgages of Real Estate, worth
double the amount for which the same is mort
gagged and that they are the above desor ribbed
officers Of said Insurance Company
JOHN McMURBICH President
l. |. KENNY, Managing Director
Subscribed and Sworn to before me, this
18th day of February, 1891.
- VIM. DAVIDSON, Notary Public.
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The Stafe T,anIention.
70 Dt15NO WI = = y o--"
StarhyilIe Times.1

StarhyIIIe Times
We do not know when the State Com
mittee Of the DEMOCRATIC party viii call .
Convention for the purpose of nominating q
ticket, but we feel warranted in saying that
il will be called in due time, and that il
will be full, enthusiastic and harmonious
body. We give il as our opinion that the
Democracy Of Mississippi never had a. easy
. time In State canvass as It viii have this
year. The Aloorn bO0m means nothi ng.
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The cotton-mills in operation in the
State of Georgia are paying from II to
90 per cent. dividends annually. The
whole OF the capital invested IN manu-
features in that State is exempted from
municipal, county and State taxation
for ten wears.
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Sourier>Journal
Zen Conway is very dumb on the sub
Jeet OF negro exodus The Kansas people
arg not very anxious to take another dose,
ana Sllu good many people want to know what
Conway did with the $4,000 he collected
for the benefit of the negro in 1873.
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TO OUR PATRONS !,

HAVING CLOSED OUT ALL LUMBER
Il interests at Lake, Miss. you will please
address, in future, all bills and letters to W Ar
BEN HosKINs, PELAHATCHIE. Miss, and they
snail have our prompt attention.
Very Respectfully,
nar31, Sl-4w. HOSKINS. 4 co
NAIL LEI"IING S.
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ArLAxrA. O.. Oct. 8. 1873

Ihave used BradHelfs Female Regulator
and find 1t all that Is claimed for il. Il has
proven in my hands complete success in the
males. In . pFaotice II ffty yeas / hare
found nothing equal to ft.
JAS. G.. MAUIL, II. D.
Dr. + Bradfeld, Prop, Atlanta, Ca Price
81 so per bottle. Sold by BYTRoN LEMLv,
jackson. Miss.
Zhs lest and chsapssx Klnse TO buy Trim
ngs. Hack and w bite Lnees, Neek-Tfes. silk
Once, Slefe nttpst. opposite Capitol ~
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Nav ORLEASs, January 7, 1880.
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o99HS3

/ The greatest amount insured in any one risk
governed by circumstances
The greatest amount allowed by rules Of
said Company to be insured in any one city.
town or village, aud the greatest amount al
lowed 10 be insured in any one block, gov
erned by circumstances
Copy of Act Of Incorporation, and copy of
Certificate of Deposit of the Stale Treasurer.
filed in the AUDITORS Office
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AUDITORIAL ITEMS.

GRENADA COUNTY: Mr.. R. n. Hall
Tax Collector, through his clever deputy
Capt. B. F. Thomas, made his final settle
ment with the Auditor on the 25th inst
His showing was most excellent one-anC
his papers gave evidence of neatness anG
perfect accuracy in their preparation. The
Auditors Office has no trouble whatever il
making settlements with Capt. Thomas.
MARSHALL COUNTY Mr.. Miller, deputy
for Col Howard, Tax Collector of Marshall
county, visited the Auditors Office last week
and made final settlement for the taxes OF
1880. The books in the Auditors Office
show that in closing this settlement he had
paid into the State Treasury on account Of
State Tax something over $4,000 (includine
his commissions) than $1,000 priv
leges and 81, 400 liquor licenses. The papers
of Mr.. Miller, like those of Mr.. Thomas o
Grenada, evinced much care and pains-tak
ing in their preparation.
NEsHoBA COUNTY: j. +. Simmons
Esq, the clever Tax>gatherer of this county
closed his final sttlement with the Auditor
of Public Accounts on last Monday. Hi
personal insolvencies amounted to the small
sum of $40 This State deeds 81 81, and
other credits in same proportion. His priv
ilege account showed 1865 90 paid into
State Treasury for 1880, and 5000 90 Re
tail liquour license. Mr.. Simmons make
good sheriff as evidenced by his remaining
in office continually since 1873.
TIPPAH COUNTY: Mr.. Fl. T. Counselle
who sits at the receipt of Customs and gath
ers in the filthy lucre from the hard earning
of the good people of this county, rendered
his final account with the Auditors Office
few days since, in which he made the fol
following good showing: Being charged
with $2772 40 on account of State Tax, ht
paid it all in, less his commissions, saw
$43 81 on account OF insolYeneies, erroneou
assessments, State deeds, ETC., etc, His priv
ilege account was $1185-no retail liquo
license sold in the county.
CHocTAw COUNTY: T. D. Boyd, Esq.
Tax Collector of Choctaw county, closed
his final settlement with the Auditor oil
last Wednesday. He was charged witt
81 $3.50 81, all of which he collected save
36S 90 on account of insolyencies, Stat'
Deeds, &c, &c. He paid in for 1880, 1872
on account of Privileges. No retail liquo
License sold in the county.
CoPIAH COUNTY: The inevitable, tn
inimitable, the invincible ssUncle Billy
Cook reported in due form, lew days since
at the Auditors Office, armed and equippe,
with the necessary papers and 'sflthy lucre'
to make final settlement for all taxes du
the State for the year 1880. It is needles
10 say that his settlement was 3 very salts
factory one, as all who know "Uncle Billy
know that he never makes any other kind
His payments into the State Treasury Of
account of Privileges for 1880 amounted ts
| $3, 805-and his retail liquor licenses t
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lNississlppl Yaller R.R. Praieet.

= UNI Gazette.
ne memphis papers are warmly advoca-
\ . railroad from that city to the Yazoo
- 1wo routes are discussed: one
e1 tne Mississippi to Friars point, thence
AGO City; the other il via Grenada
= me Memphis and Grenada road, thence
greenwood on the Yazoo river,
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BIZ night clerk, at Hunter & Harrinton's
3 store, can, in future, be found upstairs
be front room Of the Kclls' building-Grst
b. to the left of staircase. It
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Garasla,s Mistake.
Memphis Appeal. 1

Stanley Matthews viii L0t be confirmed.
Even the President has serious doubts Of it.
he says he has heard such expressions on
the subject from those who understand the
temper and purposes Of a number of Eena-
tors in this matter a. to lead hin to believe
that the chances Ct confirmation are very
emall
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LIABILITIES.

The foregoing is a true and correct Trans
script from the books Of the News Orleans In
surance Association.
G.. LANAUX, President.
LYON SERE Secretary.
STATE or LoUIsIANa,
Parish Of Orleans, City Of New Orleans. J
Sworn 10 and subscribed ~ fore me- notary
public, this 9Th January, l6Sf.
q. DEGARpEUa, JR- Notary Public
). W. BEATTY 4 Co,
General agents,
mar24, sl-3w. JACKSON, MISS.
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IN of Letters remaining in the Post-offce
Mckson, Kinds county, Miss for the week
Ahg March 81. 1881:
Mssa. George Johnson Peater
il Lucy Miss Lobdell, Jane Miss
ID PhilIis Mrs. McMeely, Jno. I.
noy, Jones Martin, Mandla' care
hers. VIM, care Il. John Martin
zGreen Moore, Louisiana
s6v. Sarah Mrs. Morse, Aulist
bis Fernando Pace, Allc
Bricks Ruthtn Posey, Ben Lane Hon.
bard. John Olay, Mitilda Mrs.
IL Will. Robson, Lar Miss
ban. J. c., care Mc-Sadler, Betty Mrs.
atyre X Heaths MinSutton. Willis.
krsons calling for any of the above letters
please say advertised"
W. II. II. GREEN. P. N.
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IT will be seen by reference to our adver-
Using columns that the Postofice Depart
ment invites proposal. for carrying the mails
on the several routes in the State of Missis-
sippi.
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How the Democrats Lost Control OF
the Senate.
Tupelo Journal.

1upelo Journal
We agree with THE CLARION that while
Senator Malone has proven himself trait
or to his party and his section, he is not
alone responsible for the loss of the Demo-
cratic majority in the Senate. Those Demo
cratic Senators who refused to act with the
majority of their party friends in the Senate
in the attempt to expel Kellogg from the
seat to which, in our opinion, he never
had the shadow of just claim, are undoubt-
eddy the persons upon whom the burden of
responsibility should rest.
Holly Springs South
The tender-toed Democrats who ware too
squeamish and conservative to vote to UNI
seat Kellogg when they had the power have
now lost all influence in Democratic eau
cuses.
Corinth Sub-Soiler.1
We would like to know just why the
Democrats did not Dust Kellogg when they
had 1t in their power. He secured his pos
ition by fraud, and his vote gives the Senate
to the Republicans.
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Local and Miscellaneous Items.

MEssRs. HosKINs & Co., have transferred
their lumber interest from Lake, to Pela-
hatchie, and have a card to their patrons in
this issue.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
DROPosAr

PROPOSALS for running refreshment car
on the Excursion of jackson Fire Compa.
ny, No !, to New Orleans, will be received up
to April 18th s E. VIRDFN Foreman
March 81 'SI-2w
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EANp LIE RNGTNE ZOE sALE.

FNHE RELIABLE HAND FIRE ENGINE
Il double Deekerl OF HoPE FIRn COmRAuu.
No. s or JACKSON, with It's appointment,
WARRANTED SUBSTANTIAL, AND AH FEnuHc u
WORKING ORDER. For sale 0n the most rea-
sOnable terms for Cash, Apply 10
HH0S. SHAW.
Forsman Of Hope Fire Co., No. s.
1sRhqen, Afisa., March "a, 'ol-4W,
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For THE YEAR ENDING DEC. 81, 1881
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Wall Paper.
at EYRICH's.
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ssBounnata.n

ANA Democrat
aones flowers are sent from the White
'1s- senator Ben Hills from the peo-
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JgsT received. large and well selected
stock Of Ladies' end Childreas' shoes. At
WHETIna q GnAx'a
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SEDALIA DEMOCRAT: Gen. Grant
is being appealed to to prove himself
not a pauperly declining the quarter of
million donation. Better advice would
be that he take it. 1t would save Sem
ator Logan many sleepless night and
put an end to the attempt to make a
bad precedent by qnartering Grant on
the Federal Treasury.
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A aFarmer' on the Code.
Gopurp RrDzr March ooh 18s

GOPHER RIDGE, March 18TH, 1901.
/ EDITORS CLALIoS: I was q member 0
| the Legislature of1880 Some of the pro-
visions of the Code of 1880, were debated
In regard to these formed opinions, As tC
some favorable, as to some unfavorable, and
as to others was undecided, but being ig'
norant as TO the most of its provisions
voted against its adoption. Seeing that
THE CLARION Endorses it in part, and the
Comet wholly, begin to fear did wrong
to vote against it; perhaps ought to have
deferred to the great ability Of the Codifier
and the Code Committee, and swallowed the
whole of it, as one does patent pill, without
knowing what composes it. being the rep
resentative of poor piney woods constitu-
ency, ought not perhaps, to hold opinions
different TO these authorities. | suppose
now, 1 must think the Index, good one, tho
sometimes, like dreams, it must be read
backwards, viz: Index page 1854, "unbaled
cotton not bought between sun rise and sun
set," and must also think that $500 was
little enough to pay the Codiier (who was
getting 50, 800 a year as Supreme judge
for less than six months attention to the
publication and indexing % of the Code.
Well, we live to learn. FARMER.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,


OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY, :
WASHINGTON, d. c., March 81, 1881 J
To the Postmaster, Jackson, Miss:
SIR have to advise you that by Act
approved March 2, 1881, the Secretary OF
the Treasury was authorized and directed to
procure suitable site and erect thereon a
public building for the use of the United
States District and Circuit Courts, Land
Office, Internal Revenue Service and Post
office in the city of Jackson, Mississippi.
The Act requires that the site selected shall
be of sufficient size to have the building
proposed to be erected thereon unexposed to
danger from fire from adjacent buildings, by
an open space of not less than fifty (50) feet
including streets and alleys. A lot suitable
for this purpose, if a corne1lot, should not
be less than one hundred and twenty feet by
one hundred and fifty feet (120x150) in
size; if not corner lot, not less than one
hundred and twenty-five feet by two hun
dred feet (125x200,O the two hundred feet
(20O) to be street front.
1 have to request that you will obtain
proposals for the sale ofproperty suitable for
this purpose and forward them to this De"
partment with your recommendation.
Very respectfully,
III. F. FRENCH,
Assistant Secretary.
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KNOW ALL MEN ny THEsE PREsENTs That
the WESTERN Assurance COMPANY of Toron-
to, Ontario, do hereby authorize any and an
Agents that said Company has, or may here
after have or appoint, in the State Of Missis-
sippi, for or on behalfof said Company; 20 hc-
cept and acknowledge service of all process,
whether mense or final, in any action or pro-
ceeding against said Company in any of the
courts of SAID State Of Mississippi; and il is
hereby admitted and agreed that such service
of the process aforesaid shall be taken and
held to be valid and sufficient in that beha H.
the same as If served upon said COpany, ao-
cording 10 the laws and practice Of said State.
or any other state and all claims Of right Of
error by reason of the manner of such ser
vice, is hereby expressly waived and relin-
quished.
Witness our hands and the seal Of said
r. Al Company, this 18th day of February,
JOHN MCMURRICH, President.
l. |. KENNY, Managing Director.
do hereby certify that the foregoing state
ment Of WESTERN ASSURANCE COMPANY, Of
Toronto, Ontario, is n true and correc copy OF
the original now on file in this office.
Given under my hand and seal Of office.
Il. s.. this, the lst Of March, A D.. 1881
S. GWIN, Auditor Of Public Accounts.
L. NJ TUCKER & Co, General Agents.
Columbus, Mississippi.
ID. ", RARROWS, Agent,
JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI.
Marchl7, 'Sl-3w.
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The Proposed U. S. Building in this City,

BY the following letter it will be seen that
Mr. w. III. III. Green, Postmaster, is auth
orized to receive proposals for site for the
above building:
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(lurcn VIII give Au SACAISAoh w 'A~AS""AS
on the 18th of April, including visit to the
INational'Cemetery, ride up the river on
one of the palatial Mississippi steamers, and
other forms of pleasure and pastime. The
names of the ladies having the project in
chaFas are a guarantee of its success in all
particulars. Fare for round trip will be 81
for adults. and half that amount for chill
dren.
Work will soon be resumed on the new
Institute for the Blind. The contractor,
Mr.. H. NJ Taylor, has had an uphill time
| oft. The elements HAYS been against MIN
from the start. Frosts and rains are pn>
friendly to brick-making and brick-laying,
and hence, after erecting the first story, ne
was forced to suspend work. The building,
when completed, wiz be solid and inn
posing structure.
| Why is not jackson taking more
pvominent part in the election of the West
Point May Queen Certainly not because
il cannot boast of the most beautiful young
lady in the State, and, for that matter, hall
| a dazen of them. The election has been
POSTPONED to April 18th, and the young
men Of Jackson should see to it that the
crown graces the fair brow of some one q
our many beauties
jackson Temperance Council elected
! the following officers at It's nesting Friday
4 nioht. President, T. p. Barr; Past FresI-
Il dent ]. b CadwaIlader; Worthy Associate
Il F;char5 Bettisworth; Chaplain, Rev.. w,
McIaurin Secretary, A. W Smythe
Treasurer. Miss MolIie E. Weight; Guide
nhaa. Anderson; Assistant Guide, VIM
Terrett; Inside Guard, 2. w. Lnsk Out
.;de Gnsrd, q. A. Robertson. The Order
~ ~ ! sssed 10 learn, In in prosperous
and gro'Fing condition
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LETTER LIST.

LouGu GEAR, Bull Tongues, Sweeps, sc
Cd. Subway.
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JsINEss NOTICES.

r. Cashmere and Straw Hats, at
WHITISG & GRAY's.
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COMPLETE assortment OF Hiegler Shoes LOT
b., Misses and Children, can always be
a nj A. EIRDEN's.
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son the lmperial Unlaundried Shirt
|est shirt made at 81 90 each at
WHITtNG & GRAYs.
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Total Assets........
LIABILTTIn,

Amount due OF not due to banks or
other creditors ...... ...... ............-f
Losses adjusted and due ...........1
Losses adjusted aud not due.
Losses unadjustsd .~........ ........ llo.7Ol 90
LOSSES in suspense waiting for
further proof. .......... ......
All other claims against the Com
pany ............ 1852 o.
Amount required TO re-insure an
outstanding risks,.......,............ 900 -O8 so
q -nn ~ ~
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The colored Republicans at Memphis
have held meeting and declared their
opposition TO the proposed settlement
of the debt of that State at one hun
dred cents on the dollar, with three per
cent. interest. They say the burden
will be too great; that it will increase
their taxes nearly million dollars an
nually for ninetv-nine wears IN come
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Arneld's-
forests Port Folio-What to Wear-and
IDgues, Cat Paper Patterns, spring and
u er Styles.
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TIMETABLE.
.ro. St. Loui. and New Orlsan. Railroad.

70, St. Louis and New Orleans Railroad.
NoRTH-Express, 40 p. m. Mail,
Id a. M; Mixed. $50 a. m. Freight
lbs, on which persons can ride-S:35 p.
And 40 p. N.
ID SoUIH-Mi Eed. 7.05 a. m; Express,
N D. m; Mail 1877 p. m. Freight Trains,
Which persons can ride-6:30 a. ~, and
- P IN.
Ticksburg and Meridian Railroad.
Y EsT-Mail. 500, a. m; Accommoda-
N. $50, a. m; returning from Vicksburg
N p m; Freight, 500, p. m.
. EAsT-Mail, 1000, p. m; Freight, 1920
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aaundried Shirts in the market, at
A. VIRDEN's.
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a cbeapest and best line Of Handkerchiefs
hosiery, at WHITING " HRA1 >
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INDIA Lawn;
VICTORIA Lawn;
LINEN LAWS;
HAuBrRG EpGING AND INSERTION,
A. VIRDEN's.
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Ola Reliable Tennessee Wagon.
SIDWAY
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IL Emerson Cater, from
A. VIRDEN.
p--
sHE DAISY new seat Brewster Side Bal
new stvle turn out seat Buggy, at
SIDwAY's.