The Magnolia gazette., 1883-03-29
GAzErTEERs.

Of the Emperor is practising law IN
Baltimore,
II ia said that deputy cbancey clerks ID
Lowndes county are all ladies. That is
good move ia chancery
From the Amite City La) Indepen-
dent we learn that Mr.. Scion Engel
committed suicide few days ago.
The total Of all appropriations made
by last Congress is 1920, ,327, ,5l1, which
is sG6, 900, 900 less than It was last year
Tie New York Herald's relief fund
for the relief Of the sufferers by the
western flood now amounts 70 over $50,
600.
Gov. Crlttenden has pardonedl Cler-
ence Hite, one Of the Jesse James gang.
Hite is in the last stages Of consump-
ton.
The Grand Lodge Of the Independent
Order Of Odd Fellows Of the State Of
Mississippi meet in Columbus May
frst
The grand jury OF the District OF
Columbia is trying to find an indictment
against Ex Senator Kellogg, in the Star
Route case.
Queen Victoria fell on the steps Of
Windsor Castle few days ago, and she
has been reported since as being in a
critical coudit on.
The Italian government invites artists
Of all nations to compete in furnishing
designs for monument to the late King
Victor Emmpnue.
w. G. George, Of jackson, MISS, has
been appointed first assistant in the sta
tionary department of the senate The
salary is 1880 per year.
Some one has said that Woman is
the Couurdrum Of the Nineteenth Cen
tnry." Victor Hugo in respouse.says:
yes but well never, rneyer give. her
up."
The North Atlantic Sqhadron, com.
prising fiye vessels Of war is anchored |
of New Orleans. The Kearsage, the
vessel that sunk the Alabama, is among
the number.
BY new law, the postoffice Depart
ment viii issue "postal notes" of,S5 aud
less, in July, to be used for the trans
mission Of small sums Of money by mail
good for thirty days.
Judge d. o. Shattuck, the Whig csn.
dilate in 1s41 for Governor of Missis-
sippi against I. NJ. Tucker, is now living
in California, and enjoying good health,
in the nintieth year Of his age.
Tbs editor Of the Handsboro Adver.
tiser has been "full." Hear what be
says: "As we have been ''full, " hereto
fore, our readers will please charge the
omission Of any news to the cause
aforesaid"
The Walden Waterman, says the $500
stolen from the express Office at West
Station some time ago, was found in
front Of store door a short time since,
having been lett there it is supposed by
the repentant thief.
The Philadelphia (Pa) Record says,
"the arrival in this city recently Of
leper from the Sandwich Islands has
aroused attention to the real danger !
which exists Of leprosy having been /,
brought into this country from those
islands.
One Of the deserted mining towns of
Nevada has been taken by the Indians, 4
who are now Lying in grand style in /
abandoned rows of good brick houses,
which they have improved to their tastes
as far as possible by knocking out the
doors and windows and punching holes !
in the roof. {
Capt. I. W. fowler, representing I
Schmidt & Zeigler, of New Orleans, who d
recently killed former merchant Of i
Winona at that place, has been indicted Y
for murder. He was admitted to bail in !,
the sum of $500 the bond required by
the committing court.
Planters Journal says, il is estimated 1
that, upon an average, every pound Of |,
cotton raised last year in Mississippi. e
its producer IN a loss Of nearly g
two cents-a loss Of over five millions of /
dollars TO the State. In Georgia, where Al
diversified farming is beginning to be W
all this money went into the
farmers pocket. The money made by q
the sweat Of the Mississippian's brow al
alas! went into tho hands of money len ii
ders, middlemen and the producers OF s.
bread, meat aud live stock which we = !,
import instead Of raising at home. d,