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NEW ADYrRTIsEnrvTs.
NOVICE

Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT I Wilt aRLL
\ e the highest bidder for cash, at the f-ont
s aooT o. the capitol in Jackson, Misc. between
ha IS.s 90 9sS sieVen A. NJ and four R, Deosm-
twenty Thousand Dollars Of foor ~ 1870
.! MlsslsslPpi State Bonds as may be reouisits
70 pay on Judgment with costs arainsf az
deposit Of the Liverpool London a Globs
insurance Company, and in favor Of W. b
sors5y Tor the use OF L. F. Chiles, Receiver. In.
com plianoe with Section 1890 and 1888. Code
o. tSe0 Amount Of judgment S5S72 9s with
oAmagess costs and interest TO be realized.
W. l. HEMINGWAY,
~, state Treasurer Of Mississippi
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CONQUEROR
OF ALL KIDNEY DISEASES.
KIDNEYAND LIVER MEDICINE
NEVER KNOWN TO FAIL

NEVER KNOWN TO FAIL
II had suffered twenty years with severe
disease OF the kidney; before using Hunts
Remedy Two days was relieved. and am now
WELL" JOSHUA TUTHILL.
my physicians thought that l was nara
lyzed on one side. | was terribly afiicted
with heumatism rom 1862 to 1880 | was
cured by Hunts Remedy
ST PHEN G. MASON.
my doctor pronounced nv case Bright's
Disease, and told me that l could live only
forty-eight hours. | then took Hunts Rene
NJ. GooDsPEED.
"Having suffered twenty years with kidney
disease, and employed various physicians
without being relieved was then cured by
Hunts Remedy" SULLIVAN FENNER
81 have been greatly benefited by the use
o Hunts Remedy. For diseases of the kid
neys and urinary orgsns there is nothing
superior" A. D. NICKERSON.
II can testify TO the virtue of Hunts Rene
dy in kidney diseases from actual trial, bav-
ing been much beneftfed thereby"
Rev. E. q. TAYLOR.
II was unable to arise from bed from an
attack of kidney disease. The Doctors could
only relieve me. ] was finally completely
cured by using Hunts Remedy
FRANK R. DICKSON.
81 have suffered extremely with kidney
disease; after using Hunts Remedy two days,
l was enabled to resume business
GEO f. CLARK
sold in two years (33, 400 tbirty-three
thousand one hundred and twenty bottles of
Hunts Remedy. It is a valuable medicine
for kidney disease
W. B. BLANDING.
OxE TRIAL wiz CONVINCE YoU. FoR s4IE
BIZ ALL DRUGGIsTs Send for Pamphlet to
HUNTS REMEDY co., Providence, r. l.
Prices, IS cents aed sL25.
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CLERGY PRESENT


CLERGY PRESENT
/ Rt Rev. w. II. Green.
Reys. u. B. Boden, w. 2. Brown, WIN.
Gross, Emir Hamvasy, Ii. D., Geo. C
Harris, d. d., Novel; Logan, AIexandel
Marks, Melvin NJ Moore, VIM. C. Nc
CIacken, VIM. Munford, Jas. T. Pickett, D.
D., Willard Presbury, Henry SAMSON, D
D., J. L. Tucker, d. d., J. w. Tumer.-1e
Clergy, % parishes represented.
-
In Di-i-l1' a Id I L
st. Johns Church, Aberdeen-Q. O. Eek
ford
| st. Luke's Church, Brandon-P. Henry,
II. U. Mckinney.
st. Adams Church, B5Vina-Dr. VIM.
Barr.
ST. Mary's Church, B5lton-C A. Wal
ton, Hub Walton.
Grace Church, William Priestly.
St: Matthews Church, CIintOn-GeO. B..
Lewis.
St. PauPs Church, Columbus-L. NJ.
Tucker.
Chrlsts Church, Church Hill, Jas. S.
Johnston.
st. Ambrose Church, Edwards-A. Fisher.
All Saints Church, Grenada-B. @.
Adams.
Ut. Stephens Church, HdZlehurst-T j.
Penn
st. Andrews Church, JacksOn-P. P.
Bailey, ID. 7. Porter, Oliver Clifton.
St; Phillips Church, kirk"ood-W. G.
Sandmlre.
St Mary's Church, Lezlngton-Dr. Rob.
h. Jones'
Chapel OF the Cross, Madison county
.Chas. H. Hinton.
Church OF the Mediator, Merldian-Dr
Geo L. Redwood.
TRINITY Chqrch' Aatchez-Jos. u. Shields,
H. ,. Dixon' John EaWls.
81 refer Chufch' OXtord-F. H. okIP-
Win:
1rinity Church, fass hrlstian-Gen'
Uto' r; sherman Dr' geo y; smith
D. James Onureh' ForI NiOsoh-h' a. |
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WANTED.

MALE COOK-And Two Boys for Wait
Il ers in the Dining Room. Good wages
and permanent employment. White pre-
ferred. Apply toJ. W. CoLLIEs, Mississippi
College Clinton, Miss.
nov % '82-4w
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THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE
i his House and Lot, North jackson, con-
sisting Of five acres Of ground, with snbstan-
tial holdings, cisterns, pasturage, fruit trees
and all appurtenances for convenience ana
comfort.
~ &. BARKsDALE
Jackson. Sep. q. 1882.
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SKILLED BoR

ara Looked after, and everything relating 10
mechanics and labor saving is carefully re-
corded. There is a page devoted to all thu
latest phases of the business markets, Crops,
Merchandise, etc, etc. A yaluabte feature is
found in the specially reported prices and
Conditions of
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We daily read of the rope ending many
a mis-spent life; but Cholera Iniantum
Worms and the Bowel Disorders Of Children
were much more dreaded until the intro
duetion Of DR.. MoFFETTs TEETHTSA
l1eetding Poscdersl For sale BY Byron
Lemly.
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CHEAP.-A5 octave parlor organ s35. 4 81
octave piano for s55. Call early for bargains,
At PoTTER's. State street. a lot of frst-class
sewing machines, cheap enough fer kindling
wood, Ut same place.
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You can keep your hair abundant and
glossy, and retain its youthful color, with
PaTker's Hair Balsam.
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R4TLROAD TINE BILE.
ConnrcrED TO AUcusT %, 1852

Chicago, ST.. Louis and New Orleans Railroad.
TRAINS GOING NORTH:
40 2-Express, arrives 4:U0-leaves 4s05 p. u
4-Mail. arrives 1235-leaves 12.40 q. N
S-T'y Frt., arrives S:31-leaYes 800 p. m
GOING SOUTH.
No. 1-Express, arrives 1o:20-leaves 1925 P. m
= 3-Mail. arrives 3:25-leaves $50 q. N.
wy FRI, arrives 5:05-leaves OBS a. IN
C. T. RUDD, Agent
V. P. McKSLEY, Div. sup't.
{. NJ. sHEAFE, Gen. Sapt.
J. ". COLEMAN, A. g. 2. Ag't
]. c. CLARKE, Priest. and Gen. Man'gr.
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Suicide Of an Unfortunate and Despair.
ing MiasfssiDDieY ~ Atlanta.

Special 10 he Times-Dsmocratl
ATLANTA, GA, Nov 26.-To-night about
O'clock young man named L, Stewart
was found dead in his bel, in room Is, ST
the Markham House he was ab0Ht 70
years Of age oHe-armed and had committed
suicide BY taking morphine. He mad been
in this city since last night AT IL o'clock,
when he arrived here from his home il
Scooba, Kemper county, Miss The fol-
lowing letter, directed to W. 4. Huff, pro-
prietor Of the hotel, was found on the table
in the centre of the room:
DEAR SIR-IfI should die, you will con-
fer 8 great favor BY sending proof of my
death to my mother at Seoo5a, Kemper
county, Miss, and if ron viii have ME de-
Gently buried. she will pay all expenses
eheerfully. Direct your letter to Mrs. J. A..
McCaleb RespectfulIy
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WANTED PURCHASE.

HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR NO. !
IL MILK Cows wi b Young Calves, il de.
lvered within the next 10 days. For par
ticulars apply TO his office.
nov.l5' 80 d
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The Americas AgrieuIturist in the South i.

The Supreme Court has taken recess Ia
January 1st, 1888. Clean docket.
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Special Diocesan Council.

Pursuant to acall of the Bishop, the Coun
ell Of the Protestant Episcopal Church o.
the Diocese ofMississippi, met in St. An
drews Church, Jackson, for the purpose oil
electing an assistant Bishop for the Diocese.
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WANTED.

A NO. BLACKSMITH AND WOOD
n workman. Must be- sober and industri-
Gus. None other need apply. Good refer
ences required. Address
BUCKLEY 4 CAIN,
nov.l5, SIT WEsT, MISS.
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DECISIONS OF SUPREME COURT.

REPORTED BY C. c. CAMPBELL.
MONDAY, November q, 1882.
The following case was affirmed:
4052-Jessie Smith, ct al, VS.. 3. Richardson.
The following cases were reversed and dis
missed
4034-S. Gwin, Auditor, VS.. Memphis s Vicks-
burg Railroad Company.
4035-S. GwIn, Auditor VS.. Mississippi Valley
& Ship Island Railroad Company.
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Plantation RIce Hallsrs,
oezs-4L Al BRoUemn = DaowH's.
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LEON STEWART,
"Please forward the other letter also

The other letter referred to was written
to his wife. In it he stated that he tried
as hard as any man to make a living, bat
that it was no use to fight fate any longer
to shed no tears over his death, but to think
ofhim as one unworthy of the deep affection
which she has layished upon him; TO raise
their little boy up to think better of him
than other people had thought OF him.
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rHE Farm DEPARTMENT

OF the WEsELT HERALD gives the latest as
well as the most practical suggestions and
discoveries relating 10 the duties Of the far
mer, hints for raising CATTLE, POULTRY,
GRAIE Trees VICE BLEs, ETC., etc, with
suggestions for keeping buildings an i farmin 2
en-iIs il, repair. This is supplem ented by
a well edited department, ~idely copied, under
the head Of @
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MY WOOL HAT,

at Sd cents sells itself and there is no
use telling you about it.
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DIED.

AT his residence in Rankin Co. Miss, on
10th November 1882, Mr.. j. NJ. WATSON, in
his S3d year. He was born in Anderson Co..
s. c., where he lived Tor q years; then he
moved to Acworth, Ca, where he lived for 4C
years then moved to Rankin Co., and lived
Is years. He was an Elder in the Presbyter
ian church for number of years He leaves
large family of children and relatives to
mourn his loss.
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fax az q Meteor NJ Red-Heaf Upon the
Be~oSn ef Mnskessu Lake



Vessels arriving IN Cnrz-p Yesterday
reinrf = uost remarkable oecu-TenSe =;
NuskcSon on Fri1sy ui-tIs A. midnAyhf
There wa zn awful shock. hard through
on. thc y h0ie CITY. ACCOMPANIED ~
bright. ss;lphuric lixhf. which Illuminated
the Cr-irs surroundings. Crews cf
c-xf: in TIE hsri,oF syvan- frcsm their
hunks snd citizensrerrihiy alarmed Ty.hed
20 sie windows. Nany supposed ttlgl Z -
yer, thunderstorm had burst uToz THEA:
others tsseuzil tisgf the gre-st lc.isr- n
some q the nuHlo-oss iEnHaeuse uliii- tad
cxpiu6ed. and NJ; a few attributed the
deaIaaIa- reTo-1 So the frs crash - the
wreck q uaasfer ard the crush u Words
y heu the Treopls een-u-el oGIi -anI1iy e.
ierwaTt. h0weye ~. tifey beheld on q ID
IIsos1 eaim and beautiful moonlight ni-ll,s
ever witnessed TIE only explanation q
-hs U,y-1fTy T. tlla- gTeaf a,sr0.l-s feL into
Nr>ke-al Ike.
Tire following j. from The NGske-on
ChroEics. received IN Chicago Ar ut-hf:
80 Tn -rs-l- mystery 3. solved lv t1- stale
meut = Ier-ons eIup.cged il aud aia1r1- the
mills IL che lower }urt - .te CIV THY
sav that q .arec bah q FIR i-I into Nuke
cnu lake. seeIEIr-,T striking r. @urince'
4.Nuaa fal ara't
Iaules Fisk felt "a. -h0cS T@r-r --illE. and
Mr. Archibald Lee w. ssu1seu ;-;,- -V r
h0rh 81 lhe~e yor-ies were OF We<-err aye
uuf 9; h. time. NessTs. Frank johnson.
Lew Bea-Gslev. Claries a.. Moultou. and
Fred. MIR. 81 o.. whom s,l-,a or " e~g~rn
lFguuf. state Tai ylc buildings In whi-h
-tey have rooms weTe shaken Fry Ire czplo-
si0-- ~. Hugh Leonard. -he iru--is- ~
lower t7gvr.' " lc .-2d i--s' retired 60 li-
room Cd y t--erD avenue --a--- 81. f'..ow-
I sew Ias -i@r-. and t seemed o. Enough
Ore -utlrr ii-lt vas coneeu-r-tei i1 ET
rarl-. ~ Gg~t O. appeared 81. -aou-l ulr
81 v--cr-~i l.1- ve-l VIZ ~ il EaUe~.
Where the acr1iire -s--l~E caa-c was -ra@-
cc-rg-i-I-. ..> though @ ro- ~ -a-- SUI
s-suct tad irltu into + from @ great
i--- j. j. r-T emily believed that @
great uster-ir stone ie.. end o Esf e.
ut.. .1- STEAMERS and .aiii-- r-.- g. l-
guarded i0r -Ae present. v.-l.e fa~~.r- -,.s
point where Gle stone is s-T-o-.- Z. h-re
.r~rIat
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amendment WIS cazri-d-ayes. -: noes
yarious notifications os TiirS-eelory-
+ suggested bv NeSzrs- Isegzn and Assisor.
T then FsreraiIed without at.irc1ina-
Un motion 81 Ng. LoCzn- PROVISION
wa added for > sIIrvFy q the Illinois and
Mi~hir1u canal aud estimates % cos. cf Cd
iarzin- tie szms. esE-
The question rcccrTiD- upon TIE CON-
miiiee amendment - amended Tie syes
and noss wers ordered
Pending = yste tiFs discussion W. -
suTned- Ar. PendiFi0n moved 10 strike
our ~ authority - The SerrvfsrT q War
20 determine and iocs-e The rnuts % the
canal. 20 q, 10 svoid Sd possibility - tn
construction LAT the Government ~
committed 10 -ise v OK. Carried
81 fhe . v0fss fu- Mr.. Esiiter's 1rlruf,-
Hseu; - came from the Dsmocrziic -iels-
Aessrs. l'zyi- al Illinois. ts0rusan- fu--1-
k1n-o-l. a. y aIker voted - Ne AID ~
Other nceG-IV. rs~Eacn~e- vrrr iirVUiaIcar--
Toe committees amendment. - uot -
feCi. VIZ adoq-ed. i provides f1r iae sllT-
Fev q. tiie Eeruer.r canal -1l-e WIN es'i-
rlZtes n. cr>t q e~E-tTV~ ~ IGE and LII lzli
cosf ~ Elaiu.sl-1ee and Use when corl-
Vte-eG- and fae survey ~ The lli-lnl- 1rd
NichiEal canal. ard estimates II the costs
q eE.aTEiH- i lo Eakc il dimension, Guy
resToqd VIII che HenIsT.E connection.
and ~ Dr J-.a-c, Sils'.Ho frr .Lis pU-Ts'-s.
4 re1lor- = G. IT, made ~ See next session
TIE rel.a uirx committee aule udIleri,
Were agreed o..
4 discussion ioIiowed upon ar anlenti-
r-eur Offered and 11Tae-1cG by MI. ( r.
r-phihi-in- tle expe2Eirrlr, NJ SPY Trr-I ~
The -l.fs....- ayE.-Cl sri2tel IL ne Ni-,,>-
,ipVi river Joy .erscs. lu protecting .ar'.,.
~ others i-e -f-n y deepening O.. c11-rlc.
anl improving a-vic-fiGl.
IL -ulererleut wl- ri---ed-ls o. 81.
1Ir Ransom. FROM -le sI@li. coi1-l----e
~ -le Potomac lai-. reported M als,1ili-
u.E- a-tT-o' ---l-.- esf. i7r f.- liz
Vrar q. -lt no CIR Pn-lu.sc -.rer ir GLE
vicinity ri Washington. W.. reference &c.
urri---..r. rl. e--aal .---l-u- rs l.--,r-
ln-~. auL Cd. i-ir- of ll- ts.~.
At--r .ar- -.--,i-sis- ~ 7f-
Vur. -lla- rI. rU-- ,..- amend rI-
sra. l.ii -a lr 81 cr1sr Ugr- rrr-- M
.u-e y i- arrr urr1 -lr
e-, taken -rl -a- .- u.L. .--- Lu--
v -r
81 Adjourn
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Tbs >-anrah Aft-s casar.n-.. Fiiler
-f.lr -i,.. eurn crop al Georgia tl'- s.'ir i
MN. frrIred fa Use history oi t--l ---',-
- ,.-a,-- t.auteE 1avIH- ttsn ftrs ai-t
and he Weld exrra0gcinIry. a1.fs-ii'-
tor rbi-.v a. forty bushels Co i-- 1cr-.
~. nor only iusues the farmers % ma
S,,re a-sius, the waHt they experienced
- vs,r mr. t. max .hsul n-lsE-. it ID
,IeT.srlani o; Ihe sgecuAsior.
ourf farmer hsve finished -hcIg wheat il--I-
-. and thp general 0rmI0n. a. we nzfe
l,..-1 r. rxnr,.ssed. D. rGaf the lslo, ~
NJ SLED ana Tie grain u excellent qi..ili-
- The weather. tB0uCh very warm va
o.ss-,rise favorable FOR securing lie crop.
~, rsin falling u interfere win The WORK
PcGa C1uafy -Aescs-
The wbesE crop Co Henry COUNTY, ha-
,.e-rlr III been stacked. sad 4 now ss','iFs
s-or,, tl,.. danger 81 heing injured ~ wei
v-eataer. The quality of she -r1ls / nos.
excellent, and q larger crop siian tass 'ecf
rsi-sd f5F m.aly yeaFz. Dc Fte Il ven
fsus-- lNg~iinsrsis, hsEGlG.
Res,orss come from every e'ElrIeT TIA
The ernss uf wheat in the country aTs ~.
ras, ka0wn 70 the oldest citizens w
Ss2rGnia Tribune.
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ard VII le dig sd-d into tese Io~'-, oAe
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F-7-. IL =. Bllir oU W-dn--a-r. -il'.-
r,-s--r- counsel o- no-l SIDES. reversed
-b. decision q Jul-e Palmer = m 90
~ ru- Caumeuv wealth aE4.u~T ". T. Pc
u,,,sL. who vas fined s-ef tar -e4-L-
.a.lo- =. ,Le aceHt % l-a1 1tlli- r.
ggl-e Ba.r holds Thai accord,n- o. ,n'
..v-- row ir f1-ce u.auutactlrey H. me
rfcil- o. .e.i hl- liquors - agents a't "-l-fe
h rse ~,a- .n auanrlti-- O.. ae. ls~, ---1
1lr gallon.
I'M temperance people ia u Liking
-i.. -. p -a, Caur1 ol -Alslea--- t1e tnl--
r,,.--,s..... -l.-. attorney refusing tH Cd. 80
-euei L.. II. -.-n and t1enfr-i ..ille7
4. WaIke- r-Yrr,s MED NJ. liu'a-. Ju.'-r
er.fu represented th- Common '''.ii---'
and Co.1ne. Hzu- trouel tAe io--'-oI '-.li-
s---
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W.-HINGTua. t-ll ;, -
NH

In tba -enase ". Becs .lia ta-i' a. -rse-
RAJ amendments O. House uiA F.-.--5.. ~
tbe inzernzl Tevenuf bid ,,-i p i'ia.,l -
morning fram shc EeT1s--c.aa - y
lsst nish. h. snvr Ho-ire %. Il. si'' s-'
sutjec.sng the dutie- On ilIiel,s lle-.
abroad alter .lanu1gy T. i-,-- % -
q 10 per cent. and axe @uis = -, -
pr eeut. sddi.ionai iiscot1l. i'1'''E" -
,he ELSncs Commit - -.
TIE river and hzErrcr iii 80 -. : =
aid The HenEeV.n clno EToiee - ~ 1 a.,
eUszcd. the Question: l-csae u-ln IL -. 81
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