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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Mrs WARE viii open a Summer School
for BOYS and Girls a. 81. Margaret Hall, on
MoSnAF, the 18Th, TO continue two months
School hours from s o'clock 10 II. Terms 50 90
Der m8ufa. including lessons in Drawing,
.Narh free hand and mechanically Latin,
French and El0cutiou. Mrs. Ware will be
assisted by her son, Chas. s. Ware, Esq, late
Principal of L5ugview Academy, Ky.
juIyII-2w.
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Cheap Lumber.t

We have 600 feet Of old Lumber from hVe
60 ten dollars thousand We have two ga"
Mills AT Newton and are daily receiving large
Quantities OF the best Pine, Oak and Poplar
Lumber ever brought TO jackson We defy
competition.
julyll-4t. = Is. W , HULL.
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StarkViIIe Female Institute,
sTARKVILLE, MISS.

A BOARDING SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. Lo
u cation healfhful; instruction thorough
faculty complete charges moderate. Thir
teenth Annual Session begins Monday, Sept
10, 1881. Send for catalogue
L. G. SELLERS, A. IL,
July 2l-2m. Principal.
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Observation-Disclosures

JI-F arc authorized 70 announce JAS. NJ.
w SHARP. Of Pike County, as a candi-
.date for state superintendent Of Public Ed
.Trsfiou subject 20 tbe action Of the Demo
cratic State Convention
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Late Assistant Physician 10 Professor
q
Ricord, Paris.
pFFIcE, t95 CANAL STREET, NEw ORLEANS.
SPEoIALrtEs Nervous Diseases and CSFen-
ic Diseases.
REFERENCES = Fifteen years successful
nrac,ice in New Orleans among the most
prominent business men.
Jan Is 81. 1y.
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BUISTS SEED.

lust OPENED-BUIsT NEW CROP
- 1881 of TURNIP SEEDS and RUTA BAGA.
and other seasOnable seeds for Summer and
Fall planting. Buisiis Seeds are the bert and
most reliable on the market. Buy Of
s. LEMLT & SON.
july14, Slim.
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IHAvr lust received fresh supply of
Waukesha Water direct from the Springs
For sale by the drink, on ice, at all hours Of
the dav l. SCHWARTZ.
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-o5tE time in August, F. b. & W. ,.
Hrll Win move their uptown Office TO the old
V.essHare s. Meridian Depot lot opposite Mr..
ID a. EltLL-.
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INVESTMENTS

LIABILITIES OF INSURANCE DEPARTSfENT.
Capital Stock.....-....-$ 200 900 %
Undivided Profits. s 6.32O IS 500, $40 o.
s47.4s4 s.
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Ny Express
DIR. w. BILLIE,

Carriage Afghans. spring STYLES, just in.
c. d. Subway.
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DESCRIPTION

BY the Governor:
HENRY c. MYERS. Secretary Of State
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The card OF THIS excellent school VIII
found in our columns
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John MARTZ'S

lce-Cold Soda Water, Lemonade and Sher'
ugrs are the Coolest prinks for the sum
mer Season.
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Meeting Of the Board Of Trade.
I.crsnr Me- LIZ

JACKSON, Miss, July Is, 1881.
The meeting was called TO order by A..
Virden, President pro fem, and listened to
an interesting address from Mr.. G. +. Hoop
err, from Edinburg, on the importance to
Jackson of the trade from his country. He
stated that they had surveyed the river
from Ediaburg to Carthage, and subscribed
six hundred dollars in money and labor to
put it in boating order, which project they
were well satisfied was wholly practicable,
and that they would build boat this sum
mer which would make regular trips 70 this
city during the winter season. They wanted
a little aid from the merchants of Jackson.
The attention of the Board was called to
the condition of the turnpike, and, on
motion, the chair appointed a committee Of
three. consisting of Messra w. FL. III. Green,
Jno p Stevens and E. Watkins TO present
this important matter to the Board of Mayor
and Alderman at their next meeting with
the view of having the burden borne by the
city at large instead OF 4 few merchants
The chair also appointed a COMMITTEES to
aid in the same good work by soliciting
contributions of money and Iaboa In RAN
lin county. This committee is composed
Of Messrs. etapletrn and Stevens.
On motion, the President vas added 70
this committee a
VTRnFN President
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THE Memphis Conference Female Insti-
tute advertises annually in The CLARION,
and we are pleased to know enjoys a good
patronage from localities where this journal
doth circulate. This is one of the oldest
educational institutions in the South, hav-
ing been in successful operation for thirty
seven years. 1t is located in Jackson.
Tenn, and the venerated President, Rev
DR.. A. w. Jones, is still its presiding
genius. See card
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
POughkeep.ie. n, ".

DOR THE LIBERAL EDUCATION OF
II WOMEN. Examination for Entrance,
SEPTEMBER 18th Catalogues sent on appli-
cation to W L. DEAN Registrar
july2l, SLIM
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words AMillfulIy and unlaEfnlIy. make the
difference Poisoning then. is certainly
far preferable to shooting. since By the lat
ter mode, bystanders are in a. much danger
as the dog.
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The DAISY" new seat Brewster Side bar
and new style turn out seat Buggy, at
SIDwAY's.
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sAI.4s4 ss
THE STATE or MISSISSIPPI. ;
LOwNpEs CorHTY. 1

BEFORE NE, G. H. ATREs, Notary Public.
came personally John NJ BakLURs, Presi-
dent, and W. a. LEE. Cashier and Secrefa--
and made oath in due fern =
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First District J. TT reeman, N C. Steele
Second District; J. A. Rainwater, A. P.
Sage.
Third District: J. B. Streater, j. W. Muse
Fourth District; j. G. Hamilton, J Bard
we'll
=, Fifth District: w. L. Hartman, D. A
Williams.
Sixth District: Daniel Cohen, D. d. Good
win.
BY resolution of Convention.
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WhitWOrth Female COLLEGE.
BRooKHAvEN, MISSISSIPPI.

Number of Pupils last term ............ pol
Number of Teachers..,,,, ............... Is
Board per half Academic year ............-$60 90
uttlOu from ........BI0 w to $Z5 M
Incidental Fees from .............$I 90 to 81 90
The Languages, Ancient and Modern, Ma
thematics, the Sciences Music, awning, and
Painting thoroughly taught.
The continued success of this school is its
best endorsement. There has not been death
in the College for years past.
Send for a Catalogue.
H. F. JOHNSON, A. NJ, d. D.,
july21, SLIM President
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Law SCHOOL CUMBERLAND UNIVERSITY, E5 ri



obtained
fam
schooI - TG-ir2
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FOR CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS

W L Nugent, Chairman J. ]. spelman,
B. Galloway
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Mr.. GEO. ID. LAWRENCE, after a service
of twenty-four years, in the V. and NJ
Railroad Company, has resigned the posi-
ton If Superintendent, to take position
in another company, with headquarters at
Selma, Ala. The regret at Mr. Lawrence's
change of position will be universal by the
friends of the V. and NJ, and the public
generally; he is a thorough gentleman, and
an expert in railroading, and will carry
with him their best wishes for his success
and prosperity.
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WHITwoRTH FEMALE COLLEGE will re-
open September DIST. We call attention to
the announcement thereof in another
column. The College had POI pupils last
term, and an efficient corps of Is teachers.
The terms are reasonable, and advantages
numerous DIR. johnson will have to en-
large his buildings in order to keep pace
with the steadily growing popularity of the
College.
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The Decisions.

With this issue We conclude the reports
Of cases decided by the Supreme Court at
the last term. Several very interesting aud
important decisions have been omitted.
These are now in the hands of the State
Reporter, Mr.. Hemingway, who will have
the 18th Miss r. ready for delivery about
the fret OF November.
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FIFTEENTH ANNUAL STATEMENT
Columbus Banking and Insurance Co.
JHIy LIST. ISSI.
INVESTMENTS
REAL ESTATE.

ASSETS OF THE INSURANCE DEPARTMr.
Bills Discounted..... 386, 208 90
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-02-17

Go to Henry 4 Meek Tor your seed Irish
potatoes.
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Best silver plated ware a speciality, at L.
Ohner, ia Canal St. \. Q. II
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There is not a better house in New
Orleans than J. X. Rcnaud & Co.,
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SHerifS 6 le.

L. F, Birdsong, In the Circuit
VS.. toufl OF oopiah
A. B. c. Patrick, ct, al. County,
BY Virtue of a writ OF Yenditionl FIX
ponas, to me by the Circuit Clerk OF Copiaf
County, Mississippi, l will on Monday the
7th day OF March, 4. D., 1885,. q the
Court House door, in the town OF Brook
haven. proceed to sell to the highest bidder
for cash the following described property
to-wit: A.
The Sc Or. of NV Or. Of section s, TOWNSHIP
s. range s. east; and eleven acres beginning
at a point on the diaidins line between sec
tIon s, and a o, township s, range 8. east
7 65-l00 chains north OF sw corner OF NV NV
or of section 8, thence east, 30 5o-lot
chains to St. L., & n. Q. r. K. track
thence along said railroad north IA de
grees east, the distance 3 20-l00 CHAINS
thence west $1,000 chains thence to plac'
Of beginning. w NJ
Crawford, and viii be sold TO satisfy the
;ndgment and cost in the above stated case
This January 81, 1SSl:
j. L. MIKEL, Sheriff.
Feb. Sat.
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Order Your family groceries from )
X. Rtnaud & Co., New Orleans.
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II is E0una NJ lust!

Something new under the sun.-x new
era is dawning upon oma Hitherto she
has been cllled upon to suffer the ills OF
mankind and her own besides. The frequent
and distressing irregularities peculiarto her
sex have long been 10 her the direGul spring
Of woes unnumbered. In the mansion Of
the rich and hovel OF poverty alike woman
has been the constant yet patient victim OF
a thousand Ills unknown to man-and with
out a remedy. ooh Lord, hos loHg!" inthe
agony OF her soul, hath she cried. But now
the hour of her redemption is come. She
will suffer no more, for Bradield's Female
Regulator, "Woman's Best Friend" is fol
sale by +. NJ. Martin q Co. Prepared by
Dr. J. Bradfeld, Atlanta, GA, price $l.5C
per bottle. febl0.2m
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SPENGLER HOUSE.
TIE ONLY HOTEL UPTOWN.
OPEN ALL NIGHT(Opposit the Capitol)

Rooms renovated, repaired, and furnish'
ed with New Furniture throughout.
Guests can choose the American or En-
ropean Plan.
BsgI None but Polite and attentive ser
wants employed, Sample Rooms fitted up
especially for Commercial Men.
Bss@Free Hacks from and to all trains
day and night. Terms $500 per day.
When you come to Jackson and want a
square meal and clean Bed, stop al the
Spengler House. CHRIS. HINCkLE,
Jan-22-tf. Manager.
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Yes.

Having been asked by numerous parties
if he found a watch in a can of coffee pur-
chased of the Importers Tea Company, $50
Canal street, New Orleans, the editor of this
paper takes this method of saying he did.
Others have done better. Send the compa-
ny a dollar and try your luck. II you don't
get available present you will lose moth
ing, as you will get the worth of your mon
ey in tea or coffee.
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No cheaper house than Kohlman's.
Before You buy Your supplies, give Henry
& Meek a call.
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Homestead Notice.
LAND OFFICE, JACKSON, Miss
Eebruary 3d 1881.

NOTICE is hereby given that the follow
IN ing named settler has filed notlce OF his
intention to make final p.oof in support O
his claim, and that said proof will be made
before T, NJ, Martin, Chaneery Clerk, a
Brookhaven, Miss, on March 7ths 1881
viz: Henry Harrison, homestead entry, No
1854, for the d hf ne or and ne or NV or
sec:12, township 6 north, range s east. Ht
names the following witnesses to prove hr
continuous residence upon, and cultivation
Of said land. 4. Ii. jordan, John W, Boone
J. NJ. N, Sartin, w, G, Brister, all OF Brook
haven, Lincoln ooanty. Miss.
feb3-5t r.. G. KERR, Register.
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For cheap tin. wooden and hardware, 2
to that chcapcaSh house, presided over b.
kohiman.
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Read the advertisements Of Henry 4 Me-
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Send your orders for groceries to j.
X. Renaud & Co., New Orleans,
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Numerous cases of pneumonia rereport-
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june 1O-1yr.
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rIP RpucDzl.

Why, /. W. Harper's Nelson county whiskey is
preferred above all other brands Is because II Is
The most regular and most perfect ffoduei. IN
| coptestably ever made. A long experience IN
the manufacture of the Harper, the large capital
Of the DistIller which enables him 10 hold ms
whisky until it is fully mature, togetheT Nun
the fact mat the whiskey is bought by and ship
ned te me direct from the DistllleTy, accochts
for the unyarying satisfaction it has given those
BIZ ST educated to a fine whisky.
w. J. SMITH Sole Agent
~BRooKuAvEN Miss.
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Personal

The editor of THE LEDGER is under OBJ
legations to Mr.. A. Evans, book-keeper o
the w~ell-known cotton factors, Payne
Kennedy & Co, for courtesies shown while
in New Orleans last',week. 1t is a treat to
know such an excellent gentleman as Mr.
Evans. He lived here two years during
the war and is favorably remembered b,
many OF our citizens.
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Rnnd GaaR Heed.

Taxpayers are hereby informed that DR.;
T. B. Daughtry is authorized to receive and
receipt for taxes in my name. No indul-
e@encies viii be granted this year. Those
Who fail to pay their taxes within the time
prescribed by law VIII see their lands adj
vertlsed. j.. W. MAhilN, 'h'
jan29-4t
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New Advertisements

i. +. Leland, of New Orleans, inserts an
advertisement OF his millinery establish
ment, to which We call attention. He deals
in all kinds Of trimmings, jet ornaments,
parasols, etc, and offers liberal Inducements
Farmers are invited to read the adyer-
tisement Of the Turner Fertilizer Co. Itpays
to enrich your land, and these fertilizers
have the reputation Of being the best and
cheapest. They have stood the test OF TWEEN
ty-one years.
Miss \. Z. Barrett, So Chartres st, New
Orleans, has a card in this paper, to which
we refer. All kinds of ladies suits made
in the best style, and a perfect fit guaran-
teed. Country orders promptly attended to
The old and reliable jewelry house of A
b. Griswold & co. renew their card in thi,
issue. 1t would pay you to send them your
orders, should you need anything in their
line. They are perfectly reliable.
n ItltNth duNtIilcCiHGH u tIt
house OF w. q. Tcbault appears elsewhere
When you visit the city call on him and
examine his stock. He will attend to or
ders from the country promptly, and guar
tees to sell as low as any house in the
South.
Ed. Short has something to say to tho
Supervisors in this issue.
UDr. w. Billie, OF New Orleans, has a care
to which we refer the afflicted. lie is al
old and experienced doctor, has lived in the
city many years and has an excellent repu
tation.
Read the card of Margarets' bakery, mer
chants. No crackers are better than those
of this factory. In buying them you are al
ways sure of fresh goods.
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II IJ'occ IuIp.

Nothing is so conductive to a mans re-
manning a bachelor as stopping for one
night at the house of Il married friend and
being kept awake for five or six hours by
the CRYING Of Il cross baby. All cross and
CRYING babies need only Hop Bitters to
make them well and smiling. Young man,
remember this. Feb. Il Nv.
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a Souc, Cold os. Sore Throat

Should be STOPPED. Frequently results in an
Incmable lung disease or consumption. Browns
Brpnrhia, Trochcs are certain to give re let III
sumptiye and Throat Diseases. FOR tiirt{,
wears the Troches have been rceommendei
by physicians. and ALWAYS give perfect s@4Iisiac-
ton. They are not new or uhtrled u"t naNlna
hapn tested by wide and constant use for nearly
an entire generation. they have attained wei
merited rank among the few staple remedies OF
the age. Public Speakers ana Singers use
at TWENTY-FIVE cents a box everywhere.
November i, lSSl.-lY.
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Mi I'eN/ 11e/I

Come and see the celebrated Planter Plow
and genuine Texas Red Rust Proof Oats
at Kohlman's Great Cash House. All my
garden seeds, onion sets, and planting po'
tatoes are from choice selections. My gar
den seed are from a responsible Southern
seedsman. Don't forget am selling out all
my winter stock al cost and carriage:
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citation Notice.
THE STATE or MISSISSIPPI. |
Lincoln County !

Lincoln County
10 Matthew love and 10 pti other per
s)rs having or claiming any legal or equi-
bic intcrost in the following described lands
sold fer taxes on the 10th day OF February
1873 viz: The e! OF II or. OF sec q, IL
RS East in Lincoln county.
You are commanded to appear before the
Chanccry court Of Lincoln county IN sac
State at Rules, on the first Monday OF April
1881 to defend the suit in said court OF D.
W. Chandler wherein you and others are
defendants to confirm his tax title to above
described lands.
F. NJ. MARTIN Clerk.
CnAs. GHRlsNAN, Solicitor.
Jan II Al.
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AROUND TOWN.

AROUND IL w IN.
"
Numerous cases Of pneumonia are report
cd.
New fences are rapidly going up all over
town.
Circuit Court adjourned last Saturday
night.
Chas. Ashford is spending a few days in
town.
w. III, ,,od mr., NOW runping
=.
5o;ro h,s;,css for
DnI. o.;h
we ave h"u " 1t" ""!' :" p''"S""'
"e"'"'r '"'' "'eN'
Inc iFee term eol",''''''u at ""''"o'"'
toIl'Se on last N'""u"!
Mayor Cunning returned from New Or
leans ON Monday last.
Capt. Burke, Of the Magnolia Gazette,
was in town this week.
We have no time to entertain visitors
Wednesday evening.
I'll. noxt moet;,o Of tho Concord;, Climb
M hold ~ Dr Rowe,,.
~ y fI"'' f"''
ION 'i'"'y mas Oe'n 4u''' S'N |" It
II" ""''' - 'i'"
H. Is. NIth'rS has been spending aSh"rl
t'mem kentucky ms na''N':9'a'e'
Maj. Millsaps informs us he will leave
for St. Louis about the first Of March.
The little bows are having rare sport Kill
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-02-17

Hundreds of Men, V omen and Children Hea
cued from beds of pain, sickness and almost
death and made strong and hearty by Pafkefa
Ginger Tonic are the best evidences in the were
of its sterling worth. You can flnd these IN
every community. Post. See advertisement
Feb 3 Of.
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Petition for LicCnSe.
To TIE HONORABLE Board OF SUrERvI-
soRs OF LINCOLN County, MISS:

soRs or LINCOLN Cor-NrY, MISS:
W. tbo, ,dor,io,od o~;t;,on. and local 90
tors II RAJ, NJ non,,tv 81 J =" MT X.
,ian ,'o,,r - I'.2. =, nan ,i
Wv SIT w. e,a"II' a
y - "iU spii,9uf
- n'oso L, ' ',s, "'hia
laa,v'' pta,o W p"e w. o"' h NV, "a 'aoi, III
vG"",i "ag' M a" "''' .omP's ny
WIN I'ie law; We 9i'o 'iNIo"' "io ItlueS'
{ou. ~ ~, " n3riy7
iron 'iE pe'i'loii wv ":eo s.s"'u H"Icil
.ld} nil =, az "s''''' II '''''' ~ incense
!" S"i' - .iio't,
Il Perkins, J. Deceil, W n Collins, W
} Smith, Itd Hooker, Anthony Brown, -
Schaller, M Dreyias, sam Thompson, CD
Willough6y, G Mitchell, Cope, + piciter,
NJ Sntlei, VIM Abshaasen, } NSchwali, Tao
llarz, l'hiley liawkIn, Geo Middleton, }
Storm, Sr, FL Hartman, " l. Mitchell, J
w Willoughby, = LucIch, W + Parsons, l.
Day, p Fitzner, Y Tyler, ) kohlman, A
d Dixon,C kdler, + X sherman, FL Lar
kin, James knoq, y Cox, Jno ById, co
Emerson, Wiley Young, j IL Perkins, Guy
Lee, 4 W Pevy, Cunning, lSom Smith, A
5 Maxwell, W ii Erlster, PIP Querter.
nous, j II Smith, Jacob Schroeder, JTay-
lor, I W GodbOld, 5 Lightioot, \ Garvcy,
John Williams, ililer Harrison, 5 } Doug
lass, LigeG Middleton, + Baggett, W Van
cmaI. John McGrath, IL N Smith, Mans
Allen, W Smith, sampson Allen, TIC
Myers, Robt Deason, W A Towns, Isaac
Peterson, LIZ Hobbs, Benjamin Brent, NJ
Blanton, J Hamilton, } b Nalty, Mat
thews, II Ables, J A Mccormick, Geo Rob
erson, Wm Hill, Isaac Thompson, GNW
i%Iilson, Thompson, + Fllanley, Porter
Smith, Jack Cox, J. Oliver, Clinton Kelly,
Aaron Mitchell, Dan Bro9Es, Nelson Bel,
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The alembic Of the Chemist or the science
of the Botanist has made no discovery OF
greater v~alue,to mankind than DIR. Harter's
Elixir Of Wild Cherry, which removes all
irregularities Of tn bowels, brings back the
re ses to the check Of the wasted sufferer, and
irsures robust health,
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ST. JAMES HOTEL.

Cor. FIFTH AND WALNUT STREETS
ST. LOUIS.
This hotel is centrally located, both for
business AM Measure. Rooms large, cool
and airy. Eict class in all its appoints
ments, well aaapted for southern people.
Charges reasonable. Keep on both Amer
an and European plans.
-l6m. THOS. P. MILLER, PiopI
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-02-17

Are now to be had in dead earnest at
Jno. McGrath's. He is closing out same.
Winter goods at cost. Call around in time
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Rnl,nninS.

Henry & Meek always guarantee then
weights and measures.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-02-17
s. 10,
Law and Collection Agents,
go + Street, Mashington, .. Q.

Make collections, negotiate loans and at
tend to all business contidcd to them, Land
scrip, Soldiers Additional Homestead
Rights, and Land Warrants bought and
aold. nov25
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-02-17

A good pair Of brogans at Henry q
Meek's for 81 .25.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-02-17

Buy your seed Irish potatoes from Henry
& Meek. They have all the varieties.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-02-17
tIDckeIknipeS ScisSoaSi!

OF the best quality at Jno. McGrath's
His selection is the largest on the Jackson
Railroad.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-02-17

If you want coffee, sugar, bacon, flour,
meal, lard, rice, dry goods, boots, shoes, hats
or clothing at the lowest market price, &c
to Henry & Meek's.
-
Six pounds Of the best Rio coffee at Henry
a Meek's for one dollar.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-02-17

E'y'OrP2'ie.S!

Order you crockery from Jno. Gauche
New Orleans.