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"Lots of Fun for the Benefit of the
Orphans.
NEAR JACKSON, November %, 1882.

NEAR JACKSON, November I'd, 1882.
Col. POWER: Enclosed find three dol
lars and thirty cents from Union Sunday
School for the Protestant Orphan Asylum
at Natchez. 1t was raised by cotton-pick-
ing, at which we had lots of fun, and one of
our "big hearted" young ladies, Miss L. c.,
offered a large and beautifully decorated
cake to the most industrious picker 1t
was won by Mr.. J. G.. The award and slic-
ing of this cake closed a very pleasant day
to all concerned.
You will greatly oblige reader of The
CLARION if you will publish when the Or
phpan Asylum was founded, by whom, if
under the control of any denomination,
how many children in the Asylum, and I'M
der what conditions they admit children.
Yours truly,
We very gladly answer the inquiries in
the foregoing. The Protestant Orphan Asy
lum, at Natchez was founded in the year
1916, and has maintained continuous ex-
istance for sixty-six years. 1t has sheltered
hundreds of orphan children, and given to
society many useful and noble men and
women. 1t was founded by some benevo
lently disposed ladies, who adopted con-
stitution for its government, on the 18th
March, 1916, the last article of which con-
cludes as follows: with an humble re.
lance on the blessings of Him who is the in
spirer of every benevolent feeling, the sub
sclibers embark in this enterprise of char
ity. May it be the means of rescuing some
youthful minds from the paths of ignorance
and vice, may it cause some widows heart
to sing for joy, and they will be amply re-
warded"
The Asylum is not under the control of
any denomination. It's Board of Lady Man
ayers includes members of all the Protes-
tant Churches and of the Hebrew Congrega-
ton in Natchez. There are about fifty
children in the Asylum at present, mostly
girls. Orphanage and respectable parent
age are the only terms of admission. Child
rem without father or mother preferred, but
in exceptional cases they are received when
the mother is living. The Asylum child
rem attend the public schools in Natchez
and are required to attend Sabbath School,
and Church. A most excellent lady is in
charge as matron, and the Lady Managers
have frequent meetings, and give the inter
ests of the institution their personal and
patient attention.
We hope to hear of more cotton-picking
more cake-slieing, and more fun for the ben
eft of the orphans.
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Special Coaches for Whites /!

All white persons wishing to go will please
notify me, IT. n. Avery at Canton, the
number of their parties, as l will guarantee
each and every one a COMFORTABLE SEAT.
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&. BARKsDALE.
Jackson. Ser. 9, 1852
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DESCRIPTIONS:

Peter Gholson-Age p; height feet 6 in-
ches complexion, hair and eyes black; one
tooth out of lower jaw, left side; two small
sears on breast; scar on left arm, below shout
der; scar on back of right hand sentenced
from Monroe county, November H. 1880. Term
years; crime grand larceny.
Cain Camly-Age 20 height feet 6 Il in
ehes; complexion dark brown; hair and eyes
black scar in center of forehead two scars
on left arm above wrist; long scar from shot
on right leg below knee. Sentenced from CO.
piah county, May 18th, 1882. Term years;
crime, grand larceny.
Leonard Brown-Age so; height feet "a
inches; complexion white hair black, but a
little grey, eyes grey; scar on left hip. SEN
fenced from Bolivar county, March 10Th, 1880
Crime, grand larceny. Term years.
Buck Bowen-Age about n height feet
10 inches; complexion, hair and eyes black
tW sears on forehead scar on left wrist. SEN
fenced from Yazoo county, 1877, death SEN
tence commuted); crime, murder term, nat
ural life.
novS S2-3w
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sale of Fine Cattle.

The following sales of blooded cat
tie were made during the Meridian Fair:
DUKE of Springdale, property of James
Cook, sold privately for $500; Duke of Mel
rose, property of I. G. Bush, sold to Jas,
Crook for $500; Bull calf of Annie Gray,
dropped June 10th, 1882, property of T. G.
Bush, old to w. G.. VIM for SIS; Bull
calf Of Surprise, dropped April 9th, 1882
property of T. g. Bush, sold to w. T. Fit
for $40; Amalie, property Of 7. G. Bush,
sold to Judge Arnold for $3.50; Gittina, prop
erty of T, g. Bush, sold to DR.. g. II. Brad
ford for 1895 Ormentine, of T. g. Bush,
sold to w. F. Fitz for $495: Prince of Mel
rose, property Of Mrs NJ. 4. Horton, sold
to d. w. Brock for $50; LauderdaIe Belle,
three months old, property of NJ. i. Jenk-
ms, sold to r. III. Mosely for 5000; Chief of.
haywood, properly Of p. III. Pepper, sold to
John G. Webb for 500; Meridian Bay
property of E. E. Spinks, sold to w. r.
Stuart for $65; Juares dropped 10th Of
March, 81, property of A. II. French. sold
e. III. j. Munsey for $175: Liza Lawrence
pFoperty Of A. FL. French, sold to 7. IL. Nose
" for $50; Lactiferra, property Of w. B.
Montgomery, sold to DR. Bradford for $40;
TmnoTted Forest Queen, w B. Montgomery,
sid to John G. Webb for 1925; Ensigna,
NJ B. Montgomery, sold to DR.. J. G. Searcy
for $500; Imported Dairy, w. B. Mont
romeFv. sold TO J. a. Carnthers for $50
Prof. Myers, W. B. Montgomery, sold to a.
q. Barnes for $165; Champion PEARL w.
3. Montgomery, sold 20 w. =. Stuart for
sl65 Champion Edged, ". 3: Montgom
ery. sold to j.. b Perkins for $3.50 Koselie.
~. B. Montgomery, sod e Judge Arnold
fof SOS; Gilt Hebs, 3. L. Henderson, sold
- y - 49,. 80 afeS ) Pail i EI owi 4
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PROCLAMATION,
5000 90 Reward.

WHEREAS, It appears by information re.
w ceived by me, that the following named
Penitenuary conVicts made their escape from
the places and at the times mentioned aud
that they are still at large, to-wit;
Peter Gholson from Burdett & Hamilton near
Greenville, Miss, Sept. 18th, 1882.
Cain Candy, from Burdett Hamilton, near
Gre nville, Miss, Sept. 18th, 1851
Leonard Brown, from Townsend & Heming-
way, near Glendale, Coahoma Co, Sept. IS,
1882
Buck Bowen, from Penitentiary Walls, Octo-
Der II, 1882
Now, therefore, I, ROBERT LOWRY, Cow
ernor of Mississippi, do offer the above reward
for the arrest and delivery Of said oonvicts
or $4,000 each for one or more If them said
reward is payable by Hamilton, Allen & Co.,
Lesses of the Penitentiary. And l do more
over require all officers of this State to be dill
gent in their efforts TO arrest said fugitive
Given under my hand and the Great Seal
r, of the State affixed, at Jackson, this
IT, d 9th day Of October A. d. ISL
By the Governor: ROBERT LOWRY.
HENRY G. MYERS, Secretary of State.
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On motion, the accounts were allowed and
warrants ordered TO be issued in payment
thereof.
Petitions to retail liquor from Mrs. P. Giles
and Mrs. Julia Ruekun were presented and
placed on Sic.
proposition from B. s W S. Hull to
lease certain city lots ON which to build saw
mill was submitted and on motion referred to
the Committee on Finance.
On motion, the Street Committee was in
structed 10 correspond with The c. st. L. & N.
o. Railroad, and the V. s. NJ. Railroad COM
panies in regard to the drainage along the
line of their roads within the city limits
The following ordinance was submitted
Be II Ordained By thel Board Of Mayor and
Aldermen Of the City Of Jackson: That para
graph 45 section 20 article 3 of the Revised
Ordinances, adopted April p, 1eS2, be and he
same is hereby amended, by striking out the
word twenty" and inserting in lieu thereof
the word fifteen"
Bet further Ordained, That this Ordinance
take effect and be in force from and after its
publication The Ordinance was adopted.
On motion, the Board adjourned.
JOHN McGILL, Mayor.
ii. NJ. MCLEOD, City Clerk.
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Residence for sale I

The residence of }. n HOOKER. Brook
haven, will be sold there November 10th, IN
der deed Of trust. It is two-stOry building
containing 10 rooms, has large han and gal
lery. The lot embraces ten acres. Located
within two blocks Of Whitworth College and
the different churches. Parties wishing 70
move to BrOokhaven to educate their children,
would fnd this . desirable home. Refer to
THOs. E. HELM. jackson.
nov & sS2-1f
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FOR. SAIEf

An EXCELLENT FARM-0ne and hall
II miles Of Madison Station, Mississippi.
Contains some Eleven Hundred Acres, 700
cleared. 400 Timbered, right in the best Straw
berry, Fruit and Vegetable district on Chi
cago, ST. Louis and New Orleans Railroad.
creeks passes through il; fine cane for win
tering stock; o twp-story frame house,
rooms all necessary out-houses for 20 or Is
Iaborers; FIVE fine cisterns The farm Is sus-
ceptihls Of being divided into two farms, $50
acres each. For particulars, apply 10 4 r.
Carthage, Leake Co; Emmett u Savage, or
Z. + Mont gomery, Sri Madison Slation,
Miss
novs1 'S2-3m.
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UNION SCHOOL AGENCY.
W. 4. CLARK, Managsr....H. MAYERs, soc'y.
BRANDON, MISS.

THE UNION SCHOOL AGENCY WORK
i to promote the Educational Interest Of
Mississippi and other States, by
i. Procuring Competent Teachers for Schools,
Families, etc.
?. Securing suitable and lucrative positions
for Teachers.
There is no reason why any School should
be without competent Teacher, or Teacher be
without q school, if they will avail themselves
of the opportunities furnished by this Agency
which has the best facilities for aseertaining
all vacancies, being in constant correspond
ence with Schools and Teachers. For CircC.
lars, address UNION ScHooL AGENCY, p. o.
Box I4S BRANDON, MISSISSIPPI
nor1 iS2-4W
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E. R. STEDMAN.

Miss MATTE, the beautiful and accom-
plshed daughter of our friends Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Hardy, is to be married to Mr..
VIM. S. Lott at the Baptist Church in Mer-
idian, on Thursday night, 9th inst. We
extend congratulations to all interested in
so pleasing an event.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

THE undersigned having been dormant
l. partner in the mercantile business, here
tofore conducted in the City of jackson and
State of Mississippi, under the name and
style of E. B. Scott, has withdrawn from said
business, and the partnership in said business
was dissolved on the 29th of October 1882 E.
B. Scott alone will conduct and be interested
in the business in future, and is authorized to
collect the debts due the firm up to the date Of
dissolution aforesaid.
MRS. o. Z. POTTER.
nov g. l8S2-3y.
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BOILERS FOR SIZE.

" with Chimney and Breeehing.
One % Horse power Fire Box Boiler, COM
plete, and in good order.
One Duvai Portable Eugine--1 IS Horse-pow-
e., in good order Can bc run 10 show its ca
paeity H0SKINS 8 HAMILTON
sep.zl e2-8N. Brookhaysn. Miss.
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Plantation Rice HulIers,

oea5-4t. Al BRousHEa & BRewx's.
CHEAP.-A5 octave parlor organ sS5. A OK
octave piano for ss5. Call early for bargains,
at Po7rER's, State street. A lot Of frst-class
sewing machines, cheap enough for kindling
wood. at same place.
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IImA ID Cementl

A large invoice just received. Of the very
best quality. For sale BY retail or wholesale.
Orders from distance receive special atten.
ton Address,
CREscExT WARKHousE CoMPAET,
L F. CHlLEs Manager, Jackson, Miss.
Nor. 1.,s2-4w.
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THOSE who have children, or the care
of them should call at Byron Lemly's Drug
Store and get circular of Dr.. MoFFETT's
TEETHINA (7eethiag Poacders.) 1t may be
the means of saving their child's life.
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WE daily read of the rope ending MANY

WE daily read of the rope ending many
a mis-sPent life; but Cholera Infantum
Worms and the Bowel Disorders of Children
were much more dreaded until the intro
duction of DIR. MoFFETT's TEETHINA
(Teetding Poaeders). For sale by Byron
ennlv
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Time Table-Takes Effect Oct. Is, 1882,
Eatehez, Jaekaon Columbus Railroad.
rnAISs GnIHG LAST.

VV4-F0I
No. !. Mail, dai1y-Arrives at Jackson 83O P.
n. Leaves hatcher 2:3U P. II.
No. 3, freight, daily except Sunday-LeaVes
hatcher AS An Arrives at Jackson P. N.
TRAINS GOING WEST.
10. 2, Mail, daily-Leayes Jackson a. N.
Arrives ut Natchez P NJ.
Nod, freight, daily except Sunday ayes
Jackson at $50 A. n. Arrives at Natehez
G2JPM.
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CITY WAKRANTS-sPECIAL.
Greens Bank, loan with interest.......S520 90
SCHOOL HOUSE WARRANTS.
Jackson Benevolent Society. rent. 500 90
LICENSES.
Jerks QUARTERLY REPORT.

CLERKS QUARTERLY REPORT.
JACKSON, MISS October 4, 1882.
To the Honorable Board of Mayor and Alder
men of the City of jackson;
GENTLEMEE-I herewith submit my report
of Warrants and Licenses issued during the
third quarter July, August and September) of
1892
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yieksburg and Meridian Railroad.

GorsG EAsT-Passenger, arrives 1905, p m,
an: leaves $40 am; Through Freight
arrives 400 a. m, leaves 4:30 Ppm.
C@Txa WEsT-Mail arrives 300 a. m, leaves
8Oa.m.; Express leaves 7:40 a. m: arrives
from Vicksburg 500 p. m; Way Freight,
arrives 5.l5 .. m, leaves G:l5; Through
Freight, 9:I5 a. m; leaves $50 a. 10.
JOHN SCOTT, Gen. Manager
E. z. RAwoRTH, Superintendent.
JSo. w. CLIsGAs, Local Agent
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DECISIONS OF SUPREME COURT
Reported Weekly for Tie clarfon ~
C. c. Campbell.
noxp.r. November q 1ssz

MoSDaY. November 6, 1882
The following cases were dfraed
3925-Chas. H: Smith. '. German Bank.
3950-John Little, '. 8. d. league.
4035-R L. Mofet ct al, Y. G. L. Robinson.
z044-S G.. Cochran. Y. W. B. Baker
404s-A. Mastronado, '. State of Mississippi.
4O69-Liverpool Insurance Co, Wv. B. Sorsby
use, sc.
4062-J. A. Criddle ct al, v Mamie Davis.
407e-A. p. Wilson, v. Lauderdaie county.
4079-Benj. Griswold ct al, V. Mamie P. Ward
The following cases were reversed and remand.
ded.
40i2-Robert Purvis ct al, V. Minerva Nus
grove, ex't'x.
4015-F. s. Gray, Y. Thos. E. Helm.
405s-Home Insurance Co., V. W. B. Sorsby,
use, SC.
4O59-HanoYer Insurance Co., V. W. B. Sorsby.
use, &c.
4O69-Wolf, Aaron et al. v JOS Podesta.
4070-Wolf Aaron ct al, =. j. H. Keller.
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CHApEL HILL, Mss, Oct. 10th, 1882

win you please tell rs in your next
narer. the best way to prepare sandwiches.
By SO doing you win greatly oblige the
LADIES.
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All of which is respectfully submitted,
JOHN McGILL, Mayor.
CITY CLERKS REPORT.

CITY CLERKS REPORT
JACKSON, Miss, Oct 1892
To the Honorable Board of Mayor and Al
dermen of the City of jackson:
GENTLEMEN: l herewith submit my report
of warrants and licenses issued during the
month of September, 1882.
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IETTER LIST.

List of letters remaining in the Postofice at
jackson, Kinds county, Miss, for the week
o,d;nr Ncvarohar g 1890
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Miss MAMrE OADwALLADER, of jackson,
who spent two weeks in Fayette, left last
Friday to visit the family of her uncle, John
D. McArn. During her stay here Miss
Cadwallader gained the admiration and es-
TEEN of every acquaintance, and adleu wss
spoken with universal regret. Fayette
Chronicle.
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Pamphlet Printing.

ans facilities are complete for the prompt
" ana accurate printing Of Catalogues, Ain :
utes BYLAWS, Briefs, etc. Estimates TAR
nished "a application. Address,
PoWrR BARKsDAEE, jackson, Miss.
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nrrlrlrr j n b 800.

Balance oreairsa m ovsr all fua.ls..... S III IS
Ny vouchers cancelled sas.sots bonds
anl cnpens await The plessFre Of he AUDI
ting Committee for exsn Tnasisn and faai can
eelIatien.
Resp-cifaI : submitted.
]. SrRsuss. cirE Treasurer.
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1900 Bushels Pure Rust Proof Oats, raised
ocust Grove Plantation.
on L At A. VIRDEE's.
Oct 4, '82-tf
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NOVICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN TO THE TAX-PAY-
/ ERs or the CRY OF Jackson, that the
Taxes for 1882 are now due and must be paid
before December 18th, after which date dam
ages will accrue and the collection thereof
enforced without exception
f. II. REBER, City Collector.
Oct Is, lSS2-4w.
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FOR RENT.

THREE DESIRABLE PLANTATIONS ON
4 DEER CREEK, viz:
DANovEB-containing $50 acres.
SoUTHDALE-Containing 325 acres
GLEN BLYTHE-Containing $50 to 600 acres
of cleared land.
For Terms, Adde'S
DR.. J. C. HALL,
McKINEEYvILLE, Miss.
nov.S, 'S2-4w.
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The Synod of mississippi

will convene at Kosciusko on Wednes-
day, the 22d inst. Rev. DR.. Alexander,
pastor of the Presbyterian church in that
place, makes a very earnest appeal, through
the Southwestern Presbyterian, for full
attendance. The Synod is composed of six
Presbyteries in Mississippi and in Louisi-
ana, and if all churches should be represent
ed by the pastor and one elder, the attend
ance would be about three hundred. DR..
Alexander saws that Kosciusko can take
care of them all, and if his preferred hospi-
tally needed any guarantee, we could name
several responsible vouchers.
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E. R. STEDMAN,
JACKSON, MISS.
BARGAINS

throughout the entire store.
Knowing that it takes low prices to
move goods quickly, l am prepared to
give them to you.
It's impossible to quote prices on the
entire stock this week but you will
hear from me from this on, and will
conduce in very little while that am
going to do just what l say.
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REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.

Alderman Spengler, Chairman Committee on
Claims, reported the following accounts as cor
rect, and recommended the payment Of the
same:
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Persons calling for any of the above letters
will please say advertised"
GEO. c. MCKEE. Pm.
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Trihnta Of Resneet.

To the W. NJ, Wardens and members of Per-
ry Lodge No. 3G6, Brethren: Your committee
to whom was intrusted the duty to draft suit
able resolutions expressive of the feeling of
the brethren of our Lodge occasioned by the
death of our brother, J. J. SIMMONS, who de-
parted this life on the 18th day of October,
1881, beg leave respectfully to report as fol-
lows:
ResOlred LIST. That in the death Of Bro. ]. ].
SIMMONS, our Lodge has lost a true and worthy
member, his family a kind, devoted father and
husband, and the community good citizen.
ResolVed ID. That we tender to his family
our heartfelt sympathies in their great Attic
ton.
ResOlrsd Sd. That copy Of these resolutions
be spread upon the minutes of the Lodge, and
also copy sent to the family of the deceased
brother.
RESOLVED 4th. That copy of these resolu-
tons be sent to the Jackson CLARION for pub
location.
JOHN GILLIs,
s. I. GANAwAY, JR.,
J. j. DEARMAN,
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Respectfully,
s. n. REBER, City Collector.
CRY rREAsuRER's REPonr.

CITY TREAsURER.s REPORT.
To the Honorable Board of Mayor and Alder
men Of the City Of Jackson:
GESTLEMEN-I have the honor to submit
herewith my report as City Treasurer for the
third quarter Of the year 1882:
BOND AND INTEREST.
On hand as per last 81
Oct 8, 1SS2-Receiyed from 3. H. Re-
ber Collector " W
sI98 Of
Disbursed, as per vouehsrs................. 50 90
Balance on hand......... VI
rIRKHnS's FIND.
Balance On hand last Report ..-..-....--.$ S. "a
Oct 8, lSs2-Received from E. H. Re-
ber ...-....s.., q az
$40 $
SCHOOL FUND.
Balance on hand last Report...............$3e1 81
July "A, -Received from Treasurer
county Of Kinds. through B. W. Grit y
nth..-.. 40 20
Oct. 8, 1SS2-Receiyed from E. H. Re-
bers Collector.... u %
!. !, ,...s.,.......... 81 8 3 3
sses 6
0EsKRAL FUND.
This was overdrawn. Is per last Re-
since IS per vouchers ........ 2056 II
s1slz 5
August z. 1850 Received de-
posit Green's Bank...-......-.s900 %
Sept 4, 1852 Received de-
- D. - ~
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THE UNDERsTeNED

THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE
his House and Lot, North jackson, con-
sisting Of five acres Of ground with substan-
tial buildings, eisterns, pasturege, fruit trees.
and ell appnrtenanees for convenience ana
comfort
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SCHOOL HOUSE WARRANTS.
Respectfully,
NJ. II. MoLEoD. City Clerk.

COLLECTORS REPORT.
To the Honorable Board of Mayor and Alder
men of the City of Jackson
GENTLEMEN-I have the honor to report the
following collections for the month Of Septem-
hnr 12a9.
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sExTos's REPORT WHITE
Jackson. Mss, oe, 2, IeS2
To the Honorable Board 81 u lyor and Alder
men of the Cts ~ Jackson:
GExTLE.lEs- have lbs homer, ss Sexton for
the white people, /, make tbe fotio@ing report
of intermeu;s IN the City Cemetery during
the month Of September 1sS2
September 1-Apnie o'sulliran, age years,
September s.ohiid of Antoine Muller, still
September 2O-child Of CarroTl Johnston,
stiil-born.
September 24-John Hines ---, age %
years. malariai fever and eongestiye chilIi
September 28-Anna Lee Farish. age
month, cholera infantum.
Respectfully,
sExToSs REPORT (coLoRLD)
JACKSON. Miss, Oct. 2, 1882.
To the Honorable Board of Mayor and Alder
men OF the City of Jackson:
GESrLEMEN-I have the honor as Sexton for
the colofed people, TO submit the following
report of intermeRts of coiored people in the
City Cemetery during the month Of septem-
Der, 1882;
September S-AalyIRa Robinson, ase W
years, natural decay.
sepiemberE jesse Nash, age years, ac-
cident by v. s. NJ. Railroad.
September Charlie Lines, age 10 years,
chill.
September 8-Cora s~anigan, age year,
dentition.
September 22-Mattie johnson, age q years,
disease unknown.
September 25-Caroline Lankston, age 20
wears ehills and fever; pauper.
September 25-Child of Mrs. Thomas, still
born.
September 29-Mary J. Laws, age 10 months,
teething.
Very Respectfully submitted,
Tony BARNES, City Sexton.
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JoHx GILLIs,

sea-COast paperaare requested by the Lodge
to copy.
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MAYORS OFFICE.
Cry OF JACKSON, October :, 1882
To the Honorable Board of Aldermen
GKxTLEMEE: / have the honor to make the
following report for TIE quarter ending Sep
TENDER 80. 1882:
AMOUNT Of. fines collected and paid over to
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THE CLARION.
wednesday. November $, 1859
R1TLRO4D TIME-TABLE.
coRRacTED TO AucusT %, 1852.
4KAtss oorxo xoRrH:

.sf..so. s.. Louis and New Orleans Railroad.
TRAINS GOING NORTH:
=. 9-Exnress. arrives 4:0o-leaves 405 P. N.
" Mail arrives 1235-leaves 12:40 a. N.
8-W'y Frt., arrives 8:30-leayes 800 p. N.
GOING SOUTH.
y, t--Express. arrives 1G20-ieaves 1928 pm.
:. Mail. arrives 3:2j-leaves 3.30 q. N.
~ wv FRI, arrives 5:05-leaves 5:35 a. m
c. 7. RuDD, Agent.
". P. McKfsLEY, Div. Sup't
g n. sHEAFE, Gen. Sup't.
! W. COLEMAN, A. G. p. Ag't
]. C. CLARKE, Priest. and Gen. Man'gr.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE MEMPHIS
E * CUR SO n .
WILL CERTAINLY GO ON
Thursday, November is, 1882

This is Certainly the Cheapest First
Glass Trip Ever Known to Memphis.