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through the streetsof Boston who were going
to, or returning from, the front; the Lancers
/ in fact have missed two opportunities, having
failed to go to the Mexican war. 1t Is said
they are handsomely uniformed, splendidly
drilled, and make fine appearance on pa
rade, besides being adopts at "dawncing the
lawncers, and many other fawncy dawnces.
We trust they will have pleasant visit in
the South.
The "Callithumpian" dance at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. Yerger on Monday night last
was certainly one of the pleasantest enter
tainments that has been given in jackson
this season The "Callithumpian" is, Cor
was) a secret order composed entirely of la
dies, and, strange to say, they kept the secret
of their entertainment until invitations were
issued Monday morning, and even then moth
ing whatever was known of its nature to
outsiders. A novel sight met the eyes upon
looking into the dancing hall-30 or 40 la
dies, all masked and dressed exactly alike
in long, black wrappers, white aprons, and
black caps-these were the "Callithumpi-
ans" Recognition was out of the question.
The masquerade was kept up till about ii
o'clock, when DISCUSSES were dispensed with
and the ladies appeared in all their natura
loveliness. Cases of mistaken identity were
numerous and amusing, and to the gentle-
men, they being unmasked, rather en-
barrassing when they discovered their errors.
The affair was a success, and its managers
entitled themselves to the thanks of all in
attendance.
The "Ladida" fellow is making the
grand rounds he has not reached Jackson
yet but we give the following description of
him so when he does our citizens will
k now him:
For he wears penny flower in his coat, la
dida!
And penny paper-eollar round his throat. la
dida.
In his hands penny stick,
In his tooth penny pick,
And not penny in his pocket, ladida
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The Canton Opera Troupe.

Robinson's Opera House was filled with
the intelligence apd beauty of Jackson
Thursday evening to witness a dramatic and
musical entertainment by the Canton
Amateurs. The affair was a complete
success. The fayorite opera, Bells of Corne-
vile, was rendered with the skill of talented
professionals. Mrs, Charles Handy, Presi-
dent of the Madison County Memorial
Association, under whose auspices and
up, has won golden opinions from all sorts
of people. The following was the caste
CHARACTERS.
Ssrpolette, the good-fo-nothing, Soprano
Miss F. Magruder.
Soprano-Mrs. G. A. Baldwin.
Gertrude, Village Maiden, Alto-Miss L.
Magruder.
Jeanne, Village Maiden-Miss Maria Ruck-
Manette, Village Maiden-Miss Lena BOs-
worth.
Suzanne, Village Maiden-Miss Minnie
Scott.
Henri. Marquis of Bonneville, Baritone
Mr.. y. W. Latimer.
Jean Grenicheux, Fisherman, Tenor-Mr.
g. Handy.
Gaspard. = Miser, Bass-Mr. c. Handy
The Bailli. Bass-Mr. 7. E. Mayson
Register (Greffier, } Tenor-Mr. David fulton.
Assessor (L'Assesseurl Tenor-Mr. Jack
Rucker.
Notary lie Tabelliou) Bass-Mr Henry
Lovy.
STAGE Manager, Mr.. w. H Dudley.
Musical Director, Prof. A. Brown.
Pianist, Miss Annie May BoswOrth.
Business Manager, Col v. B. Boddie.
Where so many deserve praise, it would
seem invidious to partioularize; but We
hope to be pardoned for mentioning the
excellent singing of Mrs. Baldwin and the
fine singing and acting of Miss Magruder
The Misses Bosworth, the sprightly and
charming daughters Of our respected con-
temporary of the Canton Citizen, performed
their parts admirably, and especially the
elder, Miss Annie May, the pianist. Mr..
Chas. Handy, as Gaspard, 'sheld the mirror
up to nature" as the miser; and Mr.. N. w.
Latimer acted his part well as the Marquis.
Indeed Meszrs. George Handy, Mayson,
Fulton, Rucker and LOvy all entitled them
selves to the applause which they won.
The Capital City Band diseoursed fine
music from the balcony before the perfor-
nance began; and at the Edwards HOUSE,
after its close, the young people enjoyed
themselves in the merry IMAGES of a dance
until the hour of departure of the company
for their homes Everybody was delighted
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The Gratitude of an Invalid.

LAURENs, C. H., g. c., Sept. "a, 1878.
DEAR SIR My wife hes been using daily
your bitters, and am glad to say she has been
greatly benefited. She is now stronger and
in better general health than she has been for
years, and l feel cerain that her present good
health is the result of using few bottles of
the HOME BITTERs. She joins me in thanking
you for your Kindness. My wife has improved
much that she does not need the Bitters
now, but thinks she will send for a few bottles
when cold weather sets in. 1 commenced this
letter at the request of friend greatly suffer-
ing from bronchial affection, which has
brought on general weakness. He asked me
to order for him a half dozen bottles. Send
them to Rev. w F. Pearson, Donaldsville, s.
c. Mrs. May, lady of our town, says the bot
tie gave her did her II great deal of good, and
that she would order more soon. l am, as ever,
your frind, REV. J. r. RILEY.
To the President of the HOME BITTERs CON-
PANY St. Louis Mo-
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Notice.

OFFICE CHIEF ENGINEER JACKSON F. D.,
JACKSON, Miss, February I'D, 1881.
Bids will be received for building cylinder
shaped Ere cistern, thirty (30) feet in length
and fifteen (l5) feet in diameter, with tile
drain leading to same, and such other work
as may be necessary in conjunction there
with.
Plans and specifications may be found with
the undersigned, from whom any other infor-
nation in connection may be obtained.
r. l.. SAUNDERS,
Chief Engineer.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
PROCLAMATION.


WHEREAS 1t appears by reformation re-
w ceived by me that " ARREv TAYLOR a
convict in the Penitentiary. made his escape
from the walls, on the "a day Of January,
1881, and is soil a. large;
Now. therefore. l. j. NJ. STONE. Governor
Of Mississippi do offer the above reward for
tho arrest and confinement in Jail Of the said
escaped convict, Warren Taylor: said Reward
payable by Hamilton. Allen Co. Lessees Of
the Penitentiary. And DO moreover, require
al officers Of this State to be diligcnt IN their
efforts to arrest said escaped convict, Warren
Taylor.
0IVea under my hand and the Great Seal
Frs7 Of the State affixed at Jackson, this
10Th day Of February, A. d. 1881
By the Governor: j. NJ STONE.
HENRY G. MYERS, Secretary Of State.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

THE RIVER AND HARBOR BILL AND THE
SENATE COMMITTEE.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 21.-The Senate COM
merce committee is working diligently on
the river and harbor bill.
BILLINGS NOMINATION. To BE PIGEON
HOLED.
The Star tonight says The Senate
judiciary committee took no action to-day
on Judge Billings nomination, and it is
now virtually determined to let the nomi-
nation die in committee.
Combines MAN TO BE SECRETARY OF THE
TREASURY.
The impression now prevails that New
York will have the Secretary of the Trea-
sury, and that the choice is between Morton
and Folger.
AN INQUIRY LOOKING TO TARIFF REFORM.
Representative Chalmers, of Mississippi,
introduced a resolution in the House to-
day, calling on the Secretary of the Urea
sury to obtain and furnish to the House
information a. to the cost of production in
European markets of each and every article
upon which an import duty is assessed in
this country, with a view of making tn
duty equal only to the excess of cost of
production in this country, with the cost
of freight added.
EXTRA SESSION OF CONGRESS.
The report has been revived that there is
to be an extra session. A number of Re-
publcans favor it. A great inducement is
the idea of grasping the patronage, both of
the House and Senate, which they think is
theirs.
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A Good Thing.

Ian Syrup is the special prescription OF
'Boschec, a celebrated German Physi-
.nd is acknowledged to be one of the
brtunate discoveries in Medicine. 1t
cures Coughs. Colds and all Lung
IS of the scvcrest nature, removing, as
the cause of the affection and leaving
h in strong and healthy condition.
u an experimental medicine, but has
BE- test OF years. giving satisfaction IN
.ase, which its rapidly increasing sales
Reason confirms. Two million bottle
lnuaIly Beware of medicines Of SINH
hes lately introduced BOschee's Ger
|yrrp was introduced in the United
H. 1868. aud is II " sold in every town
llage in the civilized world. Three doses
.licye any ordinary cough. Price 20
Sample bottle, 10 cents.
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The Pending Canvass.
Enterprise Courier. I

enterprise Courier.
Harmony in the ranks is what we need.
No mans ambition should stand in the way
of perfect concord. All the elements of OPP
position, Radicals, Greenbackers, and dis
grunted 30 called Democrats doubtless will
combine in an effort to overthrow the Dem
ocratic party. But it will be labor lost,
they can't do it. The Intelligence, the
property holders, and the tax payers cannot
afford to be beaten next fall-and they will
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The State vs.. Lev. and Isaac Moore.
LATE NEWS.
MIssIss1rp1,s COTTON KING.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1S.-Col. Richardson
of Mississippi, the largest planter and
wealthiest man in the south, and commits
sioner from his State to the Worlds Fair,
in 1888, is here on his return home from
New York. He says the Fair will be sues
cess and that plenty of money will be pro-
vided, all the commissioners having agreed
to subscribe $1,000 each if necessary.
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al DEMOCRATIC member of Congress
rites us that the Grant bill cannot
lme up in the House the present ses-
on, that ''all the Democratic members
the Military Committee consisting of
IA. Joe johnson, and Messrs. Sparks,
lbrell, Bragg and others are opposed
In"
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ioS. o. r. SINGLETON, ever on the
|ch for an opportunity to serve the
ple ne has represented so faithfully,
introduced bill granting to the
w Orleans and Northeastern Rail
Company the rightof way through
''c lands along its route from New
pms to Meridian.
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pecial Dispaeh to Globe-Democrat.1

Special Dispaeh to Globe-Democrat.1
MARIAN, O., Feb. 28.-What appears to
be two cases Of trichinm have developed
here. Your correspondent has interviewed
DIR. w. c. Leach, who has been attending
the patients, and he believes that the cases
are genuine. The victims are Mr.. and Mrs.
john Peringer, husband and wife. The
husband is dead. The wife may recover.
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NOTICE.

A GENERAL Meeting of the Stockhold-
n ers Of the Chicago, st. Louis New Or
leans Railroad Company is called to meet at
the DEPOT. IN JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI, ON Mon
DAY MARCH 18TH, 1881, to decide whether
the proposed mortgage to be submitted to the
Stockholders Annual Meeting on March I'd,
1884, in New Orleans, shall be ratified, and to
take such action in relation thereto "a may
seem best;-the President and Board of Di-
rectors and Stock holders owning one-half of
the whole amount of stock ordering this call.
STUYVESANT FISH,
Feb.24, '81-5w. Secretary,
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.ndried Shirts in the market, at
A. VIRDEN' ;.
Cure Yourselves.

NSth Wonder of the World has been
H. Georgia. The discoverer is q physi-
N long experience, extensive observation
bfound Judgment, and his discovery has
n such blessing to woman, that is al
known as "Woman's Best Friend"
Ifmarkablc quickness and certainty 1t
b eases of suppressed menstruation,
D chronic, and restores health in every
&c DR. J. Bradfield's Female Regulator
b a remedy long needed in the treat
a diseases peculiar to woman. This the
y Faculty know and admit, while many
best physicians are using it in their
practice.
STATE OF GEORGIA, Trvup Co.
" examined the recipe of DIR. Josiah
kld. and pronounce it 10 be a combina-
medicines of good merit. in the treat
u all diseases of females for which he
bends 1t.
WI. 2. BEASLEY, D.
'mber y, 1858
Bradfeld, Prop, Atlanta, Ga. Price
err bottle. Sold by BYRON LEMLY,
ia. Miss.
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WANTED.

OOn 0nn FEET THOROUGHLY SEAS
ZUU,UUU oNED LUMBER as below
2, ~ aud 215 inch Oak, 10 or II inches
wide, 10, u or IA feet long.
l inch Poplar, No. l, - and Is inches wide
10, II, Ia or l6 feet long. Address,
WHITE OAK WAGON CO.
feb 'S1-3w Holly SPRING., Miss.
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The worst RepudiatIng state.


ssFor repndiat0rs, North and South says
the Philadelphia American, ssthe Repubii-
can party has no ROOM Yet the sshanner
Republican State Of the Northwest. Nine
nesota, IS the worst repndisting State IN the
American Union to-day.
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NOTICE +!

rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT l HAVE TO-
i day issued 81 300) one thousand three
hundred dollars in Kinds County Bonds to
Natchez Jackson and Columbus Railroad,
on the estimate for the month Of February,
1881.
d. G. MCRAE,
President Board of Supervisors.
Feb. "a, 1S8I-lt.
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EXTRA SESSION OLE CONGRESS
LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
THE GRANT RETIREMENT BILL COMES u
AGAIN

AGAIN.
Feb pa motion by Mr. Logan to make
the Grant Retirement bill the special order
for to morrow was lost-ayes "a, noes %.
A party vote, with the exception of Mr..
Lamar, who voted aye with the Republi-
cans.
THE PENNSYLVANIA SENATORIAL CONTEST
HARRISBURG, Feb 22.-Senatorial con-
ference committee this evening on the first
ballot unanimously selected John S. Mitch
ell, of Tioga county, as the choice of the
conference for United States Senator.
The State VS.. Lev. and Isaac Moore.
Terry Enterprise.
The case of State against Lev. and Isaac
Moore, charged with poisoning a spring
west of this, was tried in Raymond last
Tuesday. The testimony was wholly cir
cumstantial. The District Attorney, who
is powerful prosecutor, was ably assisted
by S. NJ. Shelton who made fine lucid and
able argument. Mr.. Wells for the defense,
made the speech of the occasion, clear and
elegant. The verdict of the jury was,
"guilty, but recommended to the mercy of
the Court" Isaac Moore was granted a new
trial, and Lev will take an appeal to the
Supreme Court.
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$4,000.

Sedalia Democrat.
The New York Times fund of $3.50, 900
for poor Grant, has all been raised. That
makes $3.50, 900 raised within few weeks
for the great national pauper Still the
Republican papers are abusing Senator Vest
for opposing Grants being CHARTERED on the
treasury at s17,C0d a year.
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DIR. w. BILLIE,

Is Assistant Physician to Professor
NH Paris.
1875 CANAL STREET, New ORLEANS.
M ,LrrEs Nervous Diseases, and ChrOn-
ases.
Il, ExcEs go Fifteen years successful
IL in New Orleans among the most
f1eut business men.
f BE-. ~, ~.
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MARRIED.

LAwHoN-GORDoN-At the residence of j.
w. Johnson, on the evening of 9th inst, by the
Rev. Mr.. Johnson, of Madison Station, Mr.. r.
E. Lawhon, of Madison county, to Miss Mol
lie f. Gordon, of Hinls county.
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Local and Miscellaneous Items.
Bishop Greer,

We regret to learn that Bishop Green
has for the past fortnight been confined to
his room at Oxford, by severe illness. He
is now convalescing and hopes ere long to
to be ON the road again.
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TAX Said.

Hinds
Monday the %.
in
for fiscal
o OF lands sold.
Sheriff and Tax oHeetoH
L Hi Deputy Sheriff ~ sO
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How Andrew Jackson Was Retired.

OuFIstIdu sc " OK.
1t is remembered that Andrew jackson
went home to Tennessee, after serving two
terms in the White House, with only $50
in his pockets. And the old veteran didn't
die in the poor-house, nor whine that he had
been turned out, ike used up horse, to
die.
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DESCRIPTION

Age 81, height feet IL insnes; complexion
mulatto; hair grey, eyes black; upper front
teeth out; scar Of whip on back and bullock.
Sent from LaudeTdale county, for burglary.
Feb II, Sl-3w.
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ale
law, in OF
the following described lands stricken
1876 dCountyta dsI
Feb Sheriff HnisC County.
l. F
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S0ME Of the nnavigabIs's streams elmhrae-
ed I'm the river and harb0r bill need irrira-
ting 81 hold the daHs from Aying Of their
hHsls in the slK9 aeaar Memphis Ava-
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JNO. A. WEBB, Agent.

THE annual meeting of Stockholders of
the Chicago, ST. Louis and New Orleans
Railroad will be held in New Orleans, March
I'd. A general meeting for special object
set forth in notice elsewhere, will be held
in Jackson, March 18th, 1881.
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Foundry
MACHINE AND PLOW SHOPS.
JACKSON. MISS.
McDONNELLeS
PLOW.
TO PLANTER'S AND MERCHANTS.


WISH TO CALL ATTENTION TO MY
Il Improved CAST PLow, THE PLANTER.
Ii combines all the best qualities Of those now
in use, with several improvements. 1t only
requires.a PLANTER TO examine and try it. This
Pillow has been thoroughly tested, and it is
offered to the planters Of Mississippi with
guarantee of perfect satisfaction, as the fell
lowing testimonials will show;
Manson ssArIox, MISS, Feb. u, 1881.
Mr.. John Mcdonnell, Jackson, Miss:
DEAR STR-After so long a time I have
found the land dry enough TO give your Plant
err Cast Pillow trial and find it works we'll
runs light, turns WELL pulverises land Ene,
mskes good ridge to plant en- think IL oGaI
to the best cast plows Eaade Of its size
think your pio1 VIII recommend itself where
it Is fairly tried Respectfully,
L. F. MONTGOMERY.
JACKSON, MISS, Feb. q, 1851.
Mr.. John Mcdonnell, Jack son, Miss.
DEAR SIR beg leave to state that have
tried your Planter Pillow, and my opinion is
that # cannot be exeelled. Ii meets every
requirement 1t turns and pulverises the soil
we'll, ihrows itjust high enough. and the draft
is exceedingly light, Yours res eetfully.
EDWIN BARKsnALE.
JACKSON, MISS, Jan 8, 1881.
This is to certify that have used the Pillow
make BY Mr.. John Mcdonnell, of Jackson
and believe il to be the best cast plow ever
used in this country. ! used this pl0w where
the ground had already been broken, and it
gave entire NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. very
remarkable for cast plow- II is my opinion
that this piow combines all the good qualities
Of the Williams and Avery, without their
faults. and win give more satisfaction 10 the
farmers of this country than any cast pillow
ever used here. Respectfully,
IA. WOLFE
The above is a few Of many testimonials
from our most successful farmers.
1amstill manufacturing STEAM ENGINES.
and doing all repairs on others promptly, AID
castings Of all description, and 4 falf stick %
Piping and Fittings, Cocks and Packing,
Inspirators apA Ip1ect0rs and Pumps, Cow
ernoga, etc.
JOHN MCDONNELL
FRh Al ea-2W
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Mardi GraS.

Commencing February 10th and includ-
ing February IS, will sell round trip tickets
to New Orleans for 500, good to return
until March 9th.
T%o WFRp uant
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Il Of ARr.-A large portfolio contain
chrome lithograph Representing his
hegoric groups Of the eminent guilds
bsans of Austria in procession Tin
h the silver wedding Of the Austrian
/ and Empress, was presented from
h. our Jeweler and Artist, Mr.. Seutter
h with large photographs Of Hiramdr,
Adriatic.J the fairy castle Of Maxi
md Charlotte, before his unhappy
I'm Mexico. Also an extensive photo
group, The Liberals Of the Chamber
ties of Austria, (0f which brother
Ir. Seutter is a member.J The Photos,
,ether with superb engraving OF
can be seen at Mr. Seutters Studio and
store. BY far the most elegant and
20 assortments Of fine Jewelry,
=, Clocks, Spec'acles and SilVerware
.on-you will fad at SEUTrERs Cor
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS rs.
RED OATS.

Os0 BUSHELS RANKIN COUNTY raised
GOV RED OATS, and the cheapest in the
market, at City Hall Store. R. X. s. co.
feb "a, Sl-3w#
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lev Goods-our motto is not to be under
|a-caH sud examine. You win find the
ID selected stock of Dry Goods, Notions,
hing, Shoes, Hats, Underwear, Cloaks and
iImans, and almost any other article that
a be found in any establishment In the State
lite as low aud lower than those who boast
much aboutiox prices.
FCLoTHING 4 SPECIALITY
V. & S. VIRDEH.
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.RO4D TIMETABLE.
illness NOTICES
Musical Notice.

ttical workman on Pianos and Organs
.ted at Jackson. and offers his services
hblic in Jackson and its surroundings.
|truments completely renovated and
brder by the year at low rates. Leave
Ia Brunsou's Book Store.
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TusKEoEr, Ala, July %, 1878.

c. j. MoFFErr-Dear Sir-Justice to you
hds that l should give you my experience
N POUR excellent medicine, fsetbina. Our
N kirl, Just thirteen months old has had
trouble teething. Eesry remedy lsds eF-
in shape Of presertP noHs. from our family
an. Her bowels continued TO pass off
hood, ami burning fever continued for
a time. Her life was almost despaired
N mother determined to try Teethina,
N in day or two, there was great change
ew life had returned-the bowels were near
ocular, and thanks TO TeebliSa. the Ltas
" is nor doing areli.
Yours. etc. d. W. McIVER,
itor and proprietor Tuskegee (Ala.l News.
or sale by BYRON LENLY. Jackson, Miss.
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LETTER LIST.

Ibf Letters remaining in the Post-othcS
II son. Kinds county. Miss for the week
.W Frbuarv u 1881
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"ANTED.

TWO HANDS TO WORK IN FIELD AND
l. one to Ditch. Good wages will be paid.
J. L. COKER,
feb24 '8l-3w Livingston, Miss.
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NOd. Jacob Jones, Sandy.
~. Mrs NJ johnson Yves. (col.
NNlr Fred. Lavender, John.
e. b. Ladd, Willis. W.
ID q. Smith, Miss Minnie.
Dds. WI Stevens, Miss G. A.
y. II. Tarbell, Col. Jonathan.
i g, Steve Tyler. Miss Levy.
capt. Jas. Vaughn, s. F. A.
!, Amanda. Williams, Miss NJ. 5.
Young, W. h ,.
ons calling far any Of the above letters
ease say advertised"
w H. II. GREEN. z. NJ.
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Emerson Cater, from
A. VIRDEN.
NipLErF assortment Of Ziegler Shoes for
Misses and Children, can always De
hi A. VIRDEN's.
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CIT " IA - n lie
WILL SELL AT PUBLIC oUTCR
having '
TAX CouLE-
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Wanted--A Bright Light.

U0U can have q clear bright. safe light, BY
I using Browns Non-Exp1osive Petro0 eF
H "a or Irp5-.' Iaokson. Sfsssissippi.
i1exE door North az ,. & 4 Green's Bank.
WI RB0WN, sR.
Jan. u. ss1--sm