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The Hazard win Case

NEWPORT, r. l., Oct. 29.-The jury in the
famous Hazard will case failed to agree
The estate is valued at about half mil
lion. The will directs that the wife shall
have no portion of his personal property
but only her dover in his real estate. The
greater portion of the property was be.
queathed to Newport hospital in trust. The
will is contested by the widow and others
on the ground that testator was of IN
sound mind and possessed Of decisions
concerning his property and kindred.
Col. John S.sMosby, American COUNSEL
at Hong Kong, intends to resign and re-
turn to Washington, where he lived when
appointed consul.
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EOR RENT-One furnished room, $50 Day
IL ton avenue. References required. 1854
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Nor RENT-Furnished room at 252 Pearl
Il street. 297-302
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Dangerously Ill.

BATAVIA, Oct. 29.-Hon. Philip B. Swing,
judge of the United States court for the
southern district Of Ohio, is lying danger
ously i'll at his residence in Batavia. He
was unconscious this morning, but rallied
this evening. His ailment is kidney desease
with symptoms Of urinia appearing.
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ANIED-Inmcdia;ei Baker On bread
~ and cakes. Apply to +. a. Appleton,
FAMILY Bakery, West st. Paul. a0i-27
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"a ANTi.D-l50 men daily, to smoke Colder
W Belle cigars and tobacco. Sold by all.
297-S57
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 80, 1 a. m.-lndica-
tions for the upper Mississippi and Mis-
souri, valleys, increasing cloudiness, rain in
the northern portions, slightly warmer
southeast to southwest winds in the south
err end eastern portions, lower barometer.
The riyers will remain about stationary.
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T. OR RENT-A pleasant rco:n, with or without
T. board. Apply at No. l55 Fort street.
2gS*
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MOUSE TO RENTAL modern improve
IL ments. Inquire at No. So Canada street
239-3D4
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NOR RENT-FoCr houses On Webster street.
& inquire of II. 3. Montgomery, Oyster Bay
restaurant, corner jackson and Third, Or at 80
West Fourth street. 300*
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LHOR RENT-Owing to our removal to new
Il and larger quarters, we will lease our
present rooms, two upper floors, with the FIX
lures, if wanted, for cigar mandatory. Grun-
hagen l. Frey, East Third street. 284*
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LOST

NAT ANTED-Scholars to give lessons in Ger
w man, French, Latin and Greek by ar ed
ucated Russian refugee. Terms exceedingly
low to make a living, For particulars enquire
of Rev. d.. Wechsler, No. 10 Canada street.
SUl-25-6
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lsNO RlENT-ITwo new houses on Jerks street,
L Nos. 4O5 and III, S and rooms. inquire
the premises. 24S-302
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Daily WEATHEE BULLETIN.
OFFICE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WARRINGTON, DC, Oct 90, 1S92.-9:56 p. NJ.
nGTCAT. RFCnRO-
RECORD.

DarLysIcCAI, MEANS.
Pa Their. Dew Point. Wind. Weather.
Dated $40 257 W. Cloudy
Mi,:i,.i,,m thermometer 43.5; minimum Their
n.orI.ci.r 81; daily range 5.5.
Stage OF river. observed height feet. Fall In
"a hours, inches.
P. F. LYONS,
Sergeant Signal Corps, U. s. A.
vn-DsY'S WEATHER.
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FIVECENTS 4 LINE
S1TUAT1oNsWANrED.

WANTED First-clsss meat and pastry cook
w desires a situation in city or country.
German Intelligence -ffice, SIG St. Peter street.
2GS-3O4
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SITUATIONS OFFERED.
The Trades,

ANTED-A good frame maker BY C.
w Thomas. 226 Wabashaw street, aOi-3O2
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NHOICE OFFICES for rent, upstairs, corner
" Third and Robert sts., over Boston One
Price Clothing Store. Inquire of Secretary
Chamber of Commerce. &5$
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Houses.

ENOR RENT-New house, six rooms, closets
L cellar and water. No. 159 Valley street
3OI-302
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Females.

{ IRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORA-
S-S washing or ironing. Family OF three Ar
Ply to Mrs. L. D. Neill, l3. Nina near Summit
avenue. 302-303
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PLUMBERS.

q (. TT XIyJ & >@k 4. !,
kennev 81 Hudner
IO!2 Il ssD5 Hest Third Ssreek
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
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| IA ANTED-A good girl for general house
work and cook; an Irish OR German pre-
! ferTed. Apply at No. 5G3 De Bow street. a,1*
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ANTED-An experienced cook by farai-
II OF three residing at Fort Smelling.
Good wages. SIG St. Peter street. gag ,si)
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| K OR RiiNT-Store, s8e WabasAa street, en-
quire of NJ. A. Glines, IS West Third
street 3.2
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M rANTED-Plcasant room with board for
w gent, :slan and wife, within four blocks OF
the postofice. Address, giving location end
terms a. W. H. GLOBE office
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NJ ANTED-A Butcher, competent in all the
" details OF butchering, sausage making,
ere. permanent situation to right man. James
d Johnson, corner Dayton and Western avenues.
292*
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! 8 ANIn.D-A girl for general housawork at
Ii6 iiensey street. ;jGG-3o6
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!. hi No s2-To Incorporate tha Eanton
a faYsse q. Fulton ard Nashville Ra Kroad Com
naav 8. B. No. 53--lncarp0ra&ipg The 1nxo
ana i'll sissf 81 Valley Railroad Company
b. Nr MftrneIi: To incorporate the Hell
ena, SArdis P9ntooc and Birming Cham Bail
lraaI. To Commit e on Railroads..
b. Mr. Luse: 5. B. No. 263-To establish ]
ferry across little Ateilafayia Bayou 7,
Commitlee en- Corporations.
b. Mr. Loneiso: s B. No. 254-To estab
ISL Stat. fenaI Normal school So Com
mitiee on Education.
b. Mr. Stewart: S. B. No. 265--For the pro
/ lection Of poultry, stock and game. To Com
nitLee on agriculture
BIZ Mr. Cowan: s. B. No. 265-To preytn
trespass certain personal property i,
& judiciary Committee.
+ b. Mr.. r. noids: S B. No. 267--ro amend
he Statute Of Limitations. To dieiar,
tss8mi e..
+ % motion OF Mr. Criglsr the rules Wer,
suspended 70 take up H. Z. No. IL An act Il
{ regulate the sale OF vinous, soiritaoHs AM
max liquors.
+ On mofioa Of Dir. W. A. Roane the Senat.
+ resolved itself INFO Committee of the Who
!. Tor tns eonside al lou o. said bill.
TBe Comm ttee arose after some time spen
therein and recommended the bill be iadef
IA tsly postponed.
{ Mr Rsvaoli- moved to refer to select com
mite. T b., d
ar. HamI,hrses moved the previous question
% The in iefAitely pos p0nemeat, not sasttia
FL. aad the motion TO indefinitely posipon'
prevailed
/ 4 message was received from lh4 Governor
I ihiormtny ne senate he had approved he fol
/ Irving bills 5 B. No. 81 Incorporating tbs
'antoa Aberdeen, Fulton & Nashville Rair
+ s5sd Company; S. b No. 53-IncorpOratInl
the Yazoo s Mississippi Valley Railroad Com
fe,v4 Al. a;,seuee from dav TO dayw4s grant
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i :
Meha 81 ats niaA. ~ 80 -, ~ ~ ", IL Z
- earned 81 vote q e less g 2 % - !,
D5 snrr l II - --,s y
rules. n p. N1. tlo- ~ W tfI ~ ef#t1t9'
Of new insane asginn II the csss1e ~ io
other purposes. ~ 1oasaAaAfee oa Ehash
bindings and dfounas
BY Mr.. fafrr: n q 10. I4---in fft g ~
corporate the town q Fuss s.sfs7staaRs han
cock county
Mr.. Favre moved the rules be suspended. tn
biz read third time and passed. Cared
AMI bill passed
reiary Of State 10 furn i. csriain Il ss'ssipp
I Reports 10 the Circuit Clerk of Il .aeoek eoun
Ity. Passed
h B 694- An act 10 amend section of Al
act entitled an act fe incorporate the City 81
sbielasborO. approved tlefeher s. 1856 and
extend 10 the Town Of Biloxi and approved
Fehrnarv 1877 Passsd
/ HR No. 290-An aet FIR The relief Of flt
hasrd az sun. ryi-ors af HlnIS .af,aty
On nos;op af NJ l,ys.,yes AZ hi was rpsa
/ a third time and passe.i
ri r No 54I An a. % ere,ata an al II
/ $3.50 1870 NJ - Ui,4s .,.,,9,y
a., ,a,;o,, ~ NJ frssses ti iii vs. rad
1 a tb;rI time a,5 ,,assafi
HB Ma 458-An act to amend au set =
nrav;.ie far ,be navT,a,.f af Ia bss,le deb q.
Ire flanpfv Of Kinds sf,I,rov.tf Februa.v I
1o-- D. 4
n N ,.-,.s.t ,.,,.,st.,r4
n :, 2, - - - - -
- = ti;,.4s AL - = S. f,'fs law
e. e., "a, ~ - =. =
!aI N sa'd county. am shaed g - sl
$500 :, - 81 H.; -, fot7..,, .il Sc
Tinn he words s.or q niank securely fastsae
equivalent between the first aud Il iri wlteS.
Amend BY striking out III The tlife
line of the first section, Isl dag o. 4pfi
AMI insert in lieu thereof, t0th daF o March
1882
On motion Of Mr. Graayes the amendments
were eoncurred in AMI the bill pas Ell a.
amended.
By Mr.. Greayes: H. B. No. 715-An act Il
remove the minority aisthil ties Of E. Q. Byrd
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DAY.
night SESSION..
FAIDAY, February Is, 1882.

faIDAYI February 10 toc6.
Senate met M
Mr. A. Roane introduced s. B. No. ID
An 4et for the relief Of } M. uahhsh- 10
Comm tee on Claims
A:ne.saee was received from the Governor
Modifying the Senate taat be had approved the
following oils:
sB NJ lO5-To provide for tie regis1raa-
ton au1 pas meHt % county warrants Ia
Uniou county: S. b. NJ. 9l-fO Iueorporat
the fowa OF Hickory ) B. no. I3g-FOr the
relief o. ~ p. I'm thi S. b. lfU-Far The re-
lief OF the Colfreviiie Guards; 5. 3. NJ. III
For the re ief OF teachers ia The public schools
o. Tu-e county; ). b. No. 08-TO amend sec
tiaa 80 OF Ia Re Yised ode 1851 >. s. y .
3O-TJ Incorporate the Gordon Cotton Mills
Company.
5 b ~. 4s-An act prohibiting lie sale Of
liquors within hFe miles OF the University 0i
N s-isstrpi. Passed
3 b. SO. 1s8-f5 inc0F. lsrat- the Missis-
ppi Mutual AID Association. Tabled sutjs
). B. No. 55-Ts Incorporate the b Mayer
Agricul. urai aaI Manufacturing Com any.
Passed
s No 254-Ta secure to each county in the
STATE be right 20 have its just Propgrfi1n o.
stui ats IN the A. and III. College. To Com
mItt-e sa Universities.
; b No. lo0-fo authorize the Gresnyiile
and BIsTie Railroad i terry. PASSED..
s. B. No. IS7-Amendator b ~ act 10 in
-ptuv. PASSED..
B No. s. To authorize tax assessors 10
e1umsfs.ss taa eddoabIe children Of the state.
Passed
j. s. Sa It7--To tmsnI and extend the
provjsiJss Of an al 10 encourage yle inr9-
ductlisl Of machinery and the establishment
vi ftcta Ies u tase -5sate. faoiei.
3. No. -0j-f0 ameHI SECTION I0l Of the
Rsr ed Co lie, in relation to tbr tins OF pay
ing CJuaty Iperinfcadeats Of EiaeatIon.
InIvG ,4e postponed
) b. 80 2ll-fo authorize Boards OF SUI
perry aors 10 exc tauge school lands for other
lanIs. Ia ief liseig postponed.
:. q. No. I90-io consolidate and render
81 ,re ia sicpr h. pa1ie schools Of the City Of
Jsc soa. CoHtiRit=d on he sa5le
\ >. No. 2E-to authorize tire STATE Super
int-adent OF Eda5 .ti9a 20 employ eiers.
luiedni5tiy postponed
= b. No. I3-To f. the time free pub L.
schools shall be tul ntsiaeI aud TO repeal
see-.9l 7i3 Of the Revised CDie indefinitely
pos paued. Adjourned.
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cascLupEp FRoM FIssr PAeE.

lsev. Janes. Of Ia aY etie. Lev Nagrgase
MeAffee Mei5eaih Mckie. AcRae McSwine
8ioas 9.aEae8Y. o. B llSar. Manfg 0merv, If u d
isen. No tgpmery, Of 0at bbeAa. Moar. Noel
Pope, Ra8l 3 Rogers. Rose Simmons. Simp
sat.. SfiIe<. Sfexeas, Stone, sfoval SyiC ;
Iaekets. TeFfai. Hattns ~, Aelb0fn, Witt
whitney,. Wihamson.-53
SAYs-Messrs Atkinson. Blair, Blahkin
SHIP Fnif1ri. Byrd, Cameron, DO IDS, Fergn
soa. Of Wilkinson, Field. fJules. Frederick
Gibson, g anb rrg, Hinds, Greaves, Gully
Handy, HSFper, Heard. HiekmaH. Har Ingp
Joan-oa, OF Franklin. Jones Of Smtth. Knox
" = L neh Marshall, Aafisis8a Megall Ne
Cttum. MeGeoi. Meioais. Mss. N4bzrs. No
r. l. Pewe Praxiae. R0dmau, Saunders. Sc
8sall, smy h. flrnip-esd, W J0d, o. Oktfb
bsha y % T. IF Land sldale Mr. Speakes-4
~. y ii.4nlsea moved tue bId b. recon
nj I'D 10 the c0maitue
Ar Wat m8ged 70 table the motion. Lost
AMI h. Il was then, on notion, reeommstiee
10 C9snfnis t-e on Maaufacguraes.
Mr. y s9ds. OF 0ktb5eaa- m4ve3 the ruis;
b. suspended Tor tlte purpose u iaszIasf az tI-
IHsmBrla 10 Congress IN relation 70 Fedora
Cart, whIcll On notion was made tse :, eeIl
order or o n ghf a : o'clock ? N. Carries
Dir Marsh IN fuF5lter moved the sIspsnsio5
e. tue fu.es "a order u call Gp ;. }. 4. Ia r.
Iat5osff8 "A king Al appropriation o defrsi
the q pen ses # tie r rkIas addeiI eontes
e.as. pending In the senate Carried.
sIr Marshall moved tie uouse resolve its
sci in o eeula ites OF the wisole Ter tie c9Dsla
errfien o. 5 J. Il. Carried.
dr Marshall IN the GHaIr.l
M HDwrf moved hat the committee arts
AMI report be bill back with recommendation
tna,t il do pass.
Ir. Wilkinson moved 70 amend by insert
lag he words do not pass Tor tie words "a
pass Ado tsd-
Toe question before the Committee-bein %
the moiioh Of Mr. Howry as amended by
William .o..-was ear. led, aud the Chairman
reported as instructed, and tue report was re
celved
Ar. " lliamson moved that the resolution b
inslefipifefy Do-fpsned and called ior lie pre-
Y Gus que stioa. Sustained and % etii f3r a
and hays Bn TIE indefinite p9-tp0nems Ht .
the resolution. it was carried By vote OF .
yeas 10 81 nays.
The speaker announced the following Com
Mite on part OF the House on C9nst,tn
tioaai Amendments Messrs. IetrAi, bdi
dine, : Iu n. Stu 5,ieFs and Whitney.
Ga motion tie House adjourned at ZlG p.
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HOUSE -THIRrY-SIYTH DAY.
NIGHT SESSION.
TncRsDAY, Feb. IL, ]

ThcRsDAY, Feb. 10, ls82.
Mr.. Speaker Tison in the chair Roll call
Ga On l.rs-eHf.
trayg o. absence granted T. Messra. heRle
Elmer. saunders, Blair, S0rreH and ht ede
fran las to day
k-pr-f Of Committee on MaHufae turers,
tbroHg3 taeir chairman, SIR. Harper to which
H. 3. No 40 referred reported 1t beck
wish tn 10 ipEyiag ameudm ent: Amen Ina n
lst-Strike The following words on nf the frs
section 10 vi ''or any o ner textile OF tor the
suanuf.se fuTe OF articles CO "a posed u whole
IN part ct wood, iron, leather willow. cane
straw or ether materials OF whatever kind OF
character"
Amendment 2l-Tasert the words without
chltge between the words annually for ia
thirty second tiae Of The first elton.
The bill was taen ttken up-Fb be entitled
an aet To encourage investment OF capital Ia
m tnufaaturts Ia THIS SAFE.
NJ. Harper moved that the first amendment
be ado led.
Mr.. Bachanan. Of Chiekasaw, moved to
table ths amendment. On call Tor Il division
the motion was lost by the following vote;
yeas. 30; nays, %.
The q aesiion recurring on the adoption o.
the amendIn ut. II was adopted
Mr.. Harper moved the adoption Of amend
mem u. Carried, aud the amendment was
Adslt d.
Mr. Cameron offered the following
Amend bv providing that u capital esl-
ptoNed II the raising o. Corn, cotton. rec, p =
n oes, peas. whea or other 8krieull rural pro
lets shall also be relieved fem taxation
ter several speeches had beer ~ de %
both sides, r.sCameroa Withdrew his ansad-
IN mt.
Special or Ter was called which was House
Memorial o Con gses IA relation to the Fed
era Court Districts III the state Of Misaissip
pi which VS. rad
Mr. We u. Of 0kiibbehs. offered substitute
for the Memotia which was real.
NJ. Buchanan Of Caiea saw, offered the
following amenin mt 10 the sabStitufe;
Strike cut Eastern and Western aud User,
Northern an Sassbern vi, h courts to be he'd
ut Oxford aud Aberdeen ia the Northern Dis
trlet
Mr.. Speaker Fison offered the following:
AmsBI b. striking cut Aberdeen aae ia
cert fun To- md snoks sast lining his amead
saeat. NJ. Harp.r Ia the eaair.
NJ. Noel ssaYed the whole matter memorts',
substitute aud smendment BE- laid on the
Iable Carried.
On moliOa the House aliourned At lolo
Pm.
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Thomas aiias Isaac Brown-Age - YEAR.
height feet 10 inches; complexion, hair and
eyes hlack.
Abe Glenn-Age p years; height feet 81
inches; ,mplexon, dark brown; hair black.
ewes brown; two lelt front teeth ont: fore.
inger on lett hand m shed and disigurca.
San. Jcnes-Age 20 years. heigu, feet 2
uche. complexion light brown; hair and
etes b ack; small scar ln center Of forehead.
small scar in left eyebrow; scar from burn
across fourth and fttl fingers of right hand
TWO large cars trem burn on right side Of
omach; several large scars on right side of
back.
Presley Ward Nelson-Age not given; com.
plexion whit; hair brown; eyes blue; scar
on knee cap; soar on left foot.
D. IS. Orr-Aco not stated complexion
white; hair black eyes grey; left sc blood.
shot; scar in left side of mead; long scar in
cen re OF forehead; scar on right Jaw; sew
ertl scars on lets uumb; large scar ON ltn
kuee; scar below right shoulder blade.
fehl5 'S2-3w.
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CONGRATULATIONS DAT.
FRIDAY. Feb. II, 1881

Senate met
Nr.Naland entered y motion to reconsider tbs
xote sssennn vesierda ~ indefinitely pos Ponias
s b. Ma. 4z-Aa aet = Ok h tins 10 holdina
free psbIse schools shall be maintained
Resolved Thaf the Secretary Of the Saaate
be instructed Il have printed one Thousand
{ pies OF the testimony tskea before the Com
mieee appoipied 10 visit the 4. and NJ Gel
BYMr. ". j Roane: That the seerefass o.
the &snate have prtnfrd hve hunafet
couies OF the testimony IN the contested
eIectiss case Of II Edef rs. Perkins for the use
OF she Sen &. Al pied.
Sy kIr. Gayles: Sc. R--Praviding for the
invee sssst IN of papers. books and voaelers
Of Treasurer and Secretary ct the Bslsrd e
MISSES ppf heyee taanissien ers eofnpezed Of
shs eo8a1 les - Balixar, Washiagtoa l. Sharkey
aul Issaqasna sspnaess To Committee on
RKraRr or eosatrrEEs.
From 8ae CsnmIllee On Pahsis Educetien ::
II 8 Nc I3-T9 regulate ire sale ef Fsneus.
spi itsaus ana m.it liquars. do 2 IS
Ono messed Eieetiaa, N the E. 3. ~ ID tell
ys.J. 3 P rklnss That the testimony be and
i herehs reaaetei hex y; hest reeaiaH sdas
ti3a mi that fhe coase sufs b be I'D 6sf9fe
the Ssnate b. themselves Or By eaanzsf. or
BE- b. taslchiux tlle matters involves n the
aIr. r yaolis iatr diced S Bs 10. 25s-Anl
&C IN relation % ii spar ionIaent Of 5 n
a,ars an Repr seafafives. Made special
order for Monday nekf.
By Mr !angias No. 256-an aes fss
the fefief o Il q lsf T@bled subject 70
BFMe. MSesa. s B! Sc. 81 lei autheril-
ing the Beard Of Sifeeryssers Of frank in /
county 10 bay fsr tie eaeNe1 alton d eslucab.e
children in said eoasstg IS tbs gesr 1851. 70
By IL. Nsrt;n. s 3 10 ass-Esr he r.
fiaf ~ = i rW s HILL To Genusfftse "a 4
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LEGAL AND SPECIAL NOTICES
PROCAAMATTOY
$3.50 90 Reward.

WHEREAS, 1t appears by informant.
w ceived by me, thar the foilowIn- W w fe'
Penitentiary e0nyic made their ESQ., "s,utd
the places and az the dates laentians ron
are still at ia &c, town ana
Thomas, alas Isaac Brown D cenb..
1881, from F. n. G,ar, lie county.
Abe Glenn. January % lSS2, from O. 90. ,
Jobes, Holmes connt,.
Sam jones', January IS, 1882 from Iosl;,.
& Hamilton, lincoln county.
Presley Ward Nelson January . 1850
from aoskius & flamil on l. ucou county
b. 3. Orr. January -. lS,3 from Hgskin.
Hamilton, Lincoln county;
And are sti u at large:
Now, therefore, |, ROBERT LOWRY. Cov
Of Mississippi, do oder The aboye reward
for arrest and couhnementuUd delivery ~
the said convicts, or 80 90 each for one or Bova
of them; said reward is PAYABLE by IiamiI,n
Allen Co.. Lessers OF the Penifentiary. All
do moreover require all officers Of tbs Sra,s
70 be diigent ia their efior s to arrest s.;S
fugitive cenEicts,
Given under my band and the Great Seal
of the State affixed, at jackson. tbis
L. - 10th day OF February. A. D ISL
ROBERT LOWRY
By the Governor
Henry C. MYERS, Secretary Of State.
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frnsn RaIlY.

Nolhine i . conducive to a mans Re
manning bachelor a stopping iorone night
IL ths Ilease er married friend and being
keptawake ior five pr SIS hours BY the cross
baby. Allerass and crying babies nee 9
only Hop Bitters to make them well and
smiling Young man, remember this
Traveller.
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NOTICE.
OFFICE or THE

CHICAGO, sr. L. a n. o. h. r. Co.
NHE ANNUALMEETING OF THE STOCK.
-, nolIeTs q the Chicago, 81. Louis and New
- te 81 hs hailroad Company, VIII b.. hold al
~, -, Comp iuy's 0fhce, 226 ST. charles street.
Jew Orleans. Louisiana, on WFpygspAY,
y MARCH isT, 1882 al ~ O'Clock. noon. for fbe
seolowlng purposes: Flrst-roeleef Directors
- ne ensuing year, Second-To decide
lnois Central Railroad Comm, a. ,.',r.
me- ~ tnat Company OF a divideni OF four
i psi CEN; y cent? per annum upon the
2;aIital stock Of this Company, m eoosid .ra-
aon q ~ rresiNipg ia earn ugs of this Com-
pha.as 'n9 ,he permanent right 70 yoieupor irs
srahsaot such her bushes NJ NAV came he.
fore the meeiing. may 'o'"'
~ order OF tle Board Of Directors
~. stu NESANf FISH. Secretarv.
-" VhLEANs, February Z. 1882
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ASSlgnee,S NOtlce.

NOTICE is hcrebg given, that Sr,rtrroy
N * BRO merchants, heretofore doing bu,i.
ness in yhc City Of Jackson, Mississippi, have
this day made TO the undersigned, as Trustee
an assignment of an their properly, for the
benefit Of a. cir creditors. Those who arc i'm
lebted TO said iirn vii settle with the under
signed Nm. Al WA iSUN Trustee.
jackson, Miss Feb. ., lSS2-dltwlm.