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The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-07-13
INDEPENDENT POW-W0W AT
JACKSON.

Special to the Arreil.
JAcxSoy, NJ 80, J ,iy 1.-The Chal'
mrr. CJn,.n'ioa mes at l2 o'clock
AID ased at 4 o'cl, OK. There wss
sin Aticldance, not twenty-five
per, pas participating in tho meeting,
Tmhcr'y. Chalmers. Howe. II be
Davis, aad J a B.lir were the only
politics oi prominence in tho
unven4,t iica King presided and
appointed R,ba Davis chairman OF
tho E .mm.ttec On Resolutions
Is ng said that tao movement was u
continuation Of the fight ,f ISL
The PLATFORM is free ballot, fair
count, ,l,c:ive judiciary, corporate
supervision by legislation, the cleo
ton Of school superintendents, and
election law changes. Ch,lmeis
spoke tw, hours dcuuncia,ory OF the
politics OF Lunar, Lowry and Myers
and tie Lamar Democracy. Hc
claims that the Independent
parry will consist Changers, Green.
hackers and Independents. No
pr ,minen. Grapge,s were III the
ms citing. howev.r. lie ma'e al ct
nck on l. 'uch, and read u di'pa'ch
from man named Cessor in the
P,s.ol'ise employment. ut Washing
ton City, claiming that Lynch told
MIN ,ha. tieir is IN arrar cement
wita Lamar 70 provide l.. och q con-
gres. ma. di-trict and iender
the pa n. Cha'mers-Manning dis
riit certainly democratic. The
Crowd was to1 small to hid the
proposed nigh. session. 1t Vas a
tame aifiir, and the c,'lorcd brother
"a, conspicuous for lila abac suce
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-07-13
JOHN r LYNCH.
COL. +. C. MOnEIIEAD.

The election Of this gentleman to
the Presidency Of the Mississippi
P.,ss Association gives, wc are glad
% l:arn. general satisfaction among
Tho members of fraternity gathered
here, aud ", have 10 doubt will he
h,iled with txpressio.s OF delight
throughout tho State. Ills al ear
nest hope that tho ASSOCIATION in the
future will be controlled by liberal
and progressive views, and gives
grourd 70, hope that the orgauiza.
tim will acc ,mp!ish much in tho
work u advancing The material in.
ierests Of Mississippi.
Col. Morthsud has through hi.
connection with the Cotton Planters
Association, the Exposition at Allan
II, aud The management OF the ap'
proaching C,tton Exposition at Ne"
Orleans, become ono Of the most
prominent and Influential men in the
S)u.h. He ia doing moro now &c
iufuec new life into this section and
to pnt lis people abreast OF tho age
hey live in than any ether man IL
our borders. As President Of the
Mississippi Press Association hs
will ba enabled to accomplish yo'
more, and. in ashort While will point
to still moro important advancement
as the work OF bis hands. This cleo
ton means progress in tho better
serss of the word. aud the Associa'
ton il to DO congratulated on the
wisdom displayed in choosing him
as o presiding oflicsr.-Co!umbus
Index, Jdly Z.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-07-13
We crpy the folio wing items from
the New Missis.ippiRn:

We crpy the folio wing items from
the New Missis.ippian:
At the Chalmers party Convention
he d here on the glorious Fourth,
ttero was full delegation presently.
Tweny-,hres delegates repres 'nted
the whole Sa.s. The General him.
s.lf recognized q reporter for q
certain N ,rthern paper taking notes,
and went up to him aud after cares
sing him in q worry would .liks.to-
n.ve.y our-vote way, said: Won't
you please say that We had o full
delsgationI' the reporter replied:
II an very sorry, General. but the
payer for which ! am reporting com.
psls me TO condue my self strictly to
facts" The General want over TO
sec Girls on the strength ofitto get
his dinner, OF courte. snuppinR '1o
reporter completely.
Last night the startling informa-
ton was received in this city tbat
tbs western bound freight train on
The uL,tils j." road fell through the
br;doa noross Cole's Crock, four
milos this side Of Nitohez. Condnc-
tor Jennings and negro boy named
Jim Cook, were killed and others
we're injured. The train was q com.
plets wreck. Mr.. Jennings had
mauy friends here who deeply regret
his death. A bad bridge Is not o
good thing for q rsilsoad car to pass
over.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-07-13
WHY SHOULD THE DEMO
Gratis FUSE.

The Demt cracy Of the Son hrrn
States. are the intelligence Of the
country, tho wealth. the indussry.the
energy, the enterprise. This party
is composed Of the only race tina; ev.
or lived, or that Will ever live on
earth, that is or ever will bs capable
Of conducting an enlightened aud
civilized government, suited to the
advanced rye in which VIC 1.-Two. II
is composed almost exclusively OF
Caucasiars, q race that overfan al
obstacles in times past, and that has
,riumphed over oil adversaries. u
race that is intellectually ard NOR.
al!y superior to any aad all other
people. and who in ant, science, and
education Lave lead the van in all
ages. Nature has made it thus. aud
so it mus, ever continuc. The oppo.
si,icn party, or parties. (Which is nv
has for is leaders q few white men
who for cf,ice sake have sold their
birth right, while tho main part Of
The body is made up OF negsoes. u
race that has only recently been in
franchised aud emaacipated. a race
that is now in the depth o: ignorance
and moral depravity, raco that is
wholly unqualified to hold the reins
Of government, a race that in oil res
poets is immeasurably lower than the
poorest white mau, md shall We the
Democracy fuse with auch? never!
| Ever since God created the heavens
and the earth, the white race has
lorded it over all others. and why!
Because they arc the only race COM
pe.eat to rule, they have the natural
aud acquired advantages. and they
have the nerve 10 US, them for coed
purposes. The negroes have jas
emerged from slavery, and with few
exceptions are yet envcloped in utter
ignorance, they are unabls TO manage
their own oil irs prudeutly and sue
cessfully, aud shall we consent to a
division Il ,oi,l:es with THIN? NEVER
Let the domil aat race ,ule. as il
docs in every cline and country
Let the strong rule and tn, weak bt
protected. \ govcrrme t by he wca'
is o froite'igu to 70 o-e. A g~vein
men. by the mighty il protection
to al. Who is able to give protec'
ton t. life and property? The white
race. the nighties. c,sa'ed. Tiei
lot il rule and attempt not to Ma
with nature, and natures God. To
morrow delegates will DO elected t
pace o democratic ticket in the field
Let your choice be men Of nerve, 80
briefly. and discernmeut. BID then
throw aside syh,y pe'soasl prefer
ence, aid let rs have q convention
that shall act tremendously aad ex
pcd;tiously. Rmomber that In
whites are the only o"es qualified t
hold oflica, and lei tho ticket be com
posed OF cur best material. Let II
give 10 tho bs;ks!idsrs Al oppostui
" to come again to the old fold. l
we do our duty VIC shall succeed.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-07-13

In our last issue We stated that
Judge Psyton would not accept or
use free passes on the Railroad, now
We ars gratifitd TO soy The same
about Jodgc Cooper. Read what lie
says:
jackson, Miss, June 9th 1883.
To ths.E iitor OF New Missisippiin
MeSipg what appears 10 be a
somewhat general scuriosty. I say
that / have never used q iroe pass on
any rAilrond since my elevation II
the bench, but have refrained,
not because OF precs!ving any
harm in IL, but in order to be 70.
moved from any possible criticism
TIM Z CooPrR.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-07-13

Eo1oR SiGyAL:-In lbe two list
issa,s oil your paper, lave noticed
some :seu,ion o. my uama as y men,
her of the next Bsard Of Supervisors
Tor our county; am rot au aspirant
t, that Office. hat havs concluded
tia. II he people in convention see
fit to entrust me With tho oncrous
duties OF that 20 ,i;iou, I will accept
and sndeavor 10 serve them If elect
ed. to the best Of my ability.
respectfully.
]. II Ga.onL
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-07-13
QUASHED.
Uarion:l

Clnrion:I
We learn that The prosecution in
The Federal Court a. Oxford. nc 'inst
AIessrs. L NJ Watson. VIM NJ S'rick-
land, A f Blown, II Il Williams,
and j @ Il ,xley, citizsus OF Marshal,
county, for alleged cffsucss asain't
tho election law. has buen quashsd
on the ground tba. the information
failed to change any crime known to
the laws.
In thi. connection. We desire TO
saw that tie insiitu'io Of prosecution
by information, inatead OF the ordi-
nary mstbord Of indictment by a
grand jury. is arbitrary aud uujusti.
fable, and we are truly glad tha'
Judge Hill has put his loot doSo
upon il haid.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-07-13

That j n K.ndriok be. and he IL
hereby suihor'zh 10 erect two good
and snbstanta ga es across Baptist
road No 10 front Of bis residence,
provided he keep the same In good
repair.
That tbs account Of FRI Tory,
ASSESSOR Of Copiah comfy, be allow
oil M I IIows:
For 1854 assessments, $232.70
For 1886 Jurors. 1915
That the following accounts be
ana th-y are allowed. ~ wit:
To Barney Donshoe for keeping
panper Susie Hughes two months,
MAY and jane 1888, $500.
Mrs E 8 Swinsy for keeping rau-
pr OK Swiney two months. Nay
and June 1883. $1,000.
To NJ @ Nolan for keeping paupsr
Geo Nolan, for two months May and
June. $1,000.
To Marian Gibson. for keeping
psnper N A Gibson, two months,
5000
TO Mrs l. J Batter. fr keeping
pauper Rolin Brown, 2 months from
lst Of May 10 LIST Of July 1883,
$1,000.
To Thomas Tamrlsion, for keep.
ing pauper Mrs Templeton, hii
mother. $500.
To G 'orgo Woodlow. for keeping
Mary Hartley, from g ct Of February
to 2sth. o! April 1853. at $500 dol
lars rer month $l1.50.
AT wocd,p. for digging grave And
M liking coffin. for pauper Rsbseoa
Hartley. $500.
Mrs Martha Hart. for keeping pan
per Isaih Hart. and Lizzie HAT, a.
per contract, $500 each. $1,000.
Mary Afford, for keeping psuner
Jenny Afford. for two months May
and June 1883. $1,000.
That y j N Bullock, S PArrow,
WIN Yates, DO and they 80, hereby
appointed commissioners to examine,
locate. and report plan and spsciii-
cations Of bridge across creek near
3 mile post on H.zlohurst and Bau.
gard road. and report to this Board
ct its mex, meeting.
That + j Fsrn,r. be aud he 10 here
by appointed overseer on the Hss's-
hurst and Monticello road. common.
cling at Foster road. and ending nc
county line. in place Of J @ james, ro-
novel olt tile jurisdiction Of said
road.
That L B R.msey. and g n Ora.
v,s, be aud they aro hereby ordered
AMI dire 'tsl forthwith, 10
call out a sufficient number Of hand
from their Respective divisions Of
road, and to huild, or construct NJ
abntment to the respective ends ri
the bridge on Lick creek, on Barks-
dale road, Mo- at which their ics-
pec,ive divisions OF road commen ,aa
or terminates, 10 order tsat ssi5
tr,dse may be used by the travelling
public.
Tost the following allowances he
and they arc hereby made, viz.
ToV MJ1pes, four days, and II
miles. 1910.
To- Psics. three days, and4 mi'cs
$3.50. W F Price. four days AMI
10 miles. $l70o. FM Buikin four
lays and 1G miles, 100. j BJWes
four days aud 20 miles, 1900. J VI
. Norman. c'ork four days 1901. 7
] Hargravo, SlnriG, four days, soc
Ordered that court adjourn u-til
count 10 course.
J. B. JONES, Pres't
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-07-13

10 W B B,nsh, ia Tor services us
Sup. Of Eluca ion f,om January lss
1883 TO JnLs sob 1888 $500.
For sundries furnished Sup't OF.
fee 1864 Total $l26,64.
To tho following persons for sorv'
ices at tho special election held June
0 h 1888. ROCKWELL Inspector 90
A J WEIGH Inspector, 100. j U F
Harper. D S aud RIO 200. w W
Fortenberry sl.rk. leo. j Wealth
srsby clerk, 100, II II Hogg man
sger 100.
To s G Kant for services as Con.
stable ia tie cases OF Safe vs York
S:lmau wherein the State failed 4 80.
That the acco unit OF Marshall and
Bruce, for stationery furnished the
Ohancery clerks one, for sts 90 be
allowed.
Taat tho account Of ] II Lowe Tor
$50 for making four garments fo'
Lunatic DO allow
That tho account OF J r Grcome
for keeping pauper Mary Washing.
ION, l month from June LIST to July
Is. 1883, $50 DO allowed.
That the following allowances be
made for services at special election
for Constable In District No l held
June Och 1883.
q Penn Inspector $500 ] L Meade
Inspector 100. W d Grifiog ln
spectot, 100. A F Fitzpatrick clerk
100. Cd Kirkland clerk l 90. ] n
1.-Two ID 8 100. II Penn returning
officer 100. ] l. Mead returning
officer 100.
Tuat court adj ,nrned until Thnrs
day morning July 5:h o. 9 o'clock
Thursday morning July 9Th 1853
Court met this morning pursuant t.
adj .urnment Of Tucsdsy, prcssn
10 mo as then aud Hon j q Jone
President presiding. Court wa
opt ned AGO riding to law.
That tho report Of John Duunino
Juo B r .binson, j T Freeman. r v
M.llsapa, Taos A Holiday, o ]
Spence, aad ] NJ Matthews, suretic'
IN the Ropd Il W l. Ainsworth lac
Treasurer of Ccpiah county. bs and
tue some is Hereby resolved aud or
dered to be spread upon the min
utes Of this Board.
Copiaa C,unty in account wit
Jao banning. Jno r Robertson. ct Q
who nre the bondsmen Of w
Ainsworth deceased, Ex Treasure
Of said County.
To balances due Copiah county
from last report $l03l.73
Or by voucher No, l. SlSGs73
Commission on $l3590 40A
not here tofore allowed 63 100
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I13l.13

&c T93i,73
respectfully submitted this July 5!b
1883.
That lie rad commissioner as
oyorseor On 2 No'chUz roads COM
msncipg at S T Fosters place and
terminating at Fosters creek, Issued
By this Board at its last May tenn
10 ] c Oaeal and by him returned
be and the same is hereby received
not being Liable to rond duty, and
that G. w Oaeal be and no is hereby
appointed oversser on said road to
take, warn and work all bands
worked oa said road by tho former
ovcisser.
That Joe Saamburger be and he is
hereby appointed overseer on road
No 8 commencing ut J L Enocha
rond and ending at the Crystal
Springs Corporation line, instead OF
C Eaochs appointed BY this Board
at It's last May term. and that he
take worn aud work all hands be.
longing on said road.
That Court adjourn until tomor-
row morning at 9 O'Clock.
Jone-, Pres't
Friday Morning JAY 9Th. Court
met pursuant to adjournment yes.
t.rdsy. Present Hon J B Jones
President, " F Price, FIN BuiEin.
I'M Jones, members. an d Court be-
ing opened according 70 Law.
That A II Little, J N Beasley,
and w II Bsasley. be and they are
hereby appointed commissi oners to
examine, and ascertain tha neoes'a.
~ t, be done on Bridge across In
dian creek on B,auregard and Rock.
port road, No sc, and 10 let out the
same on the best terms practicable
provided aaid repairs can be done
for less than ono hundred dollars,
and report tn 'ir proceedings I, this
Board at is next regular meeting.
That B O Chadrick. be and he is
hereby appointed ovcrsser on the
H,z'ehurst and M,r,insvills road,
commencing OF james spring branch
and ending at FOSTER. aud that no
take warn and work all hands work
ed on said roa by las. ovsrseer,
That Ella, Bal be, and be 10
hereby apr o.nted nverseor OF Des-
son road NJ commencing At the
7 mile pnst. and ending at Beaufs.
gard and Rrkport read. And that
he take wArn and work all hands
formerly bslmsing en- said division
OF fosd. NV consolidated, and
Inst tho order adopted at it's
last May tru appointing Eiishs
B.sl ovcrsrer on said rad, be and
the same is hereby ressivs' =.
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LYNCH HEARD FROM.

LYNCH HEARD FROM.
Clrion.
TIE Na'chtz Democrat OF tho 8'h
con aims q letter from LyLci in
with be meets tho statement Of
c. ssor with plump dsnial. and as
Cessor has pledged iimss.f to come
down with the proof" the public
will expect TO hear from him; LJnch
saysi
Eplrons NArcuyz DEMocaAT: Ny
attention having been called, upon
my re.utn to this city Last evening,
TO q dispatch which was read by
Gen. Chslmcrs before tho Indopen.
dent convention at Jackson, on the
Ith inst, I desire to say that the
allegations therein made are mali
cious rni infamous falseEoods, II
matters not by whom they were ut
tered, or from what source they may
have emana'ed. y =
II he. (Chalmers) proposes to
make the question Of motives, agree
ment and understandings b subject
OF investigation and discussion, then
I wish him to understand that / nm
ready aud prepared to meot him, 60
far as they may apply to me, at any
and in any manner ho may desire
The fact may then be demonstrated
that an sgreemeui or understanding
has in fact been made between him
self and other gentlemen in the
State who are al present looked upon
as conspicuous leaders in the Demo
craft, party.
JOHN r LYNCH.
In tho last paragraph in which
Lynch irtima'es TINT he will carry
the war into Aries, and prove thai
Chalmers himself 10, boon dckeripe
wi h "conspicuons leaders in the
Democratic party" The intimatio,
whe's tho appetite for fulther rove
iona, which We hopo will DO male
in the prog, aas Of III, quarrel, which
is . pretty one as il stands.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-07-13
Ciarion.l

Clarion.
The Independent (Chalmsrs
crowdl State Convention was . slim
affair. The roll of couutie was not
even oallsd. It is said that only
6fAen Of the seventy odd counties In
tho State we're represented. and they
by seli.sppoia.ed delegates,
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-07-13
FOR SENATOR.

We arc authorized ID announce
Capt ii j. Bird OF Lawrence coun'y,
rs a candidate for Senator from this
Ditrict, subject to the District coz.
yep,ion.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-07-13

j. Ha.grave rs u eandidate Tor
reelection 10 the office of SieriH OF
C,piah county, sutj 'ct to tho action
Of tho Democratic patty.
FOR CHANCERY CLERK.
Awe ore authorized to supo1nce w
XHaley as a candidate for the office
oi Chancery cleik OF Ccpisb comfy,
subject TO the action OF the Demo-
cratic party.
We arc authorized 10 announce
G.. F(Tute) Wolfe. as q candidate
for the Office OF Chsucery clerk. OF
C)piah county. subject to the action
Of the Democratic party.
We are authorized 10 announce
tho name Of j. ID .nnis Cranberry as
candidate for the office OF Chancery
Clerk. OF Copiah county, subject TO
rho action of the Democra,ic'C 1nsor-
vativc party.
We are authorized to announce
!. VI. Norman as candidate fo- re-
election To the Office Of Chsncery
Clerk of Copiah county, subject t.
the action Of the Democratic party.
We are authorized TO announce
W. II. Smith as candidate for the
Office Of Chaucery Clerk Of Copiah
coue'y, snbiec. 10 ihc action Of the
Democratic party.
FOR CIRCUIT CLERK.
We ore authorized to announce l.
". Brown as candidate for re.e!ec
lion to the office OF Circuit, Clerk oI
C,piah county; subject to Ito act:cr
the Democratic party.
FOR TREASURER.
We arc authorized to Announce b
K Hawkins as candidate for The
Office OF Treasurer Of Copiah county
subject TO the action Of the Dsmo'
cratic party.
We ara authorized to announce
D.. A. Hunter, as a candidate fol
office OF county treasurer OF Copiat
county, suhjec. TO the action OF the
democratic conveptioh.
W. are authoriz I'd 10 announce Il
W. Mil!saps as q candidate for the
Office OF Treasurer of CIpiah county
subject To- tho action Of the Demo
cratic party.
We ere authorized TO announc'
Gee. H. Cranberry as candidate
for the office ci Treasurer OF Copial
county; subject TO the action Of tht
Democratic party.
FOR ASSESSOR.
We arc authorized to announce
j.. n. WEIGH. as u cannita'e fo'
Assessor Of Cnpish county, subIec
to the action Of the Democratic
county convention.
We are authorized TO announce
DAN j. MARTIN. as csndidat'
FOR Assessor of Copiah County, sub
jcct 10 tho action Of the pemOcTs
County convention.
FOR SUPERVISOR
TIE many friends Of y + Ca'cl
ings. anuounce him al IL candidate
for supervisor irom beat l. Subjsc
10 tho action Of the convention.
FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
We are authorized TO announce G.
u. LOWE, the present incnmeen,:o'
~ candidate for reelection t. tho OF
flee OF Justice oi The Peace for Boa
No. ], subject TO the ection CT TIT
Democratic party.
FOR CONSTABLE.
We are au,her.z ID to announce u
F. Dankst IN, OF Beat ], as a candi
for the Office OF Constable, subject t'
the action OF the Democratic parry
FOR CORONER AND RANGER
We are au,horiz Vi 10 announce
". Nj. Robertson ~ q candidate foi
reelection to the offi,e Of Coroner
End II anger Of C,piah county; sub
iect to the action Of the Democratic
party.
We are authorized to anno1ncf
j. W. Ksuedy. OF B.a' 3, ass csndi'
date for the offi,e OF constable, sub
ice, 10 the action Of the Democratic
party.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY

We are authorized to announce
IL G. CONN. of Copiah, as n cam
iidate for the otiico Of District Attor.
nay subject to the action Of Demo
cratic District Convention
We are authorized 10 announce III.
u, MAYES. Jr., OF Coriab, az n
candidate for tue office Of D,siIic a.
torney. subject to the action OF ,ae
Democratic party.
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road near tho 8 mile post, the snms
is hereby received, Glad. and laid a.
way until tie next meeting Of this
Board.
That X " Hall. Henry Beal, and
] 7 Freeman, be, aud they ere here
by appointed commissioners to ex.
anime, ASCERTAIN, and let tho necsssa
ry repairs on bridge across first
slough west of b you Pierre bridge
ON G .llatin and PortGibson road No
4, provided tho cost thereby will not
exceed one hundred dollars.
That N M HiGdon,J T Hester,
aud J N Wilson, DO, and they are
hereby appointed commissioners TO
examine. ascertain, and have tho
necessary repairs done on bridge on
lcvee in Bayou Pierre swamp. on
Gallatin and Nlichsz road No. Sand
lot and have the same done. proyided
N. cost will mt o,c Nd ons hundred
dol,ara,
That J o James, s J Allen, Per
r,v n 7 ,rnll,n. F,.nk ostcb;uus.
w p F.nclor and Jo,snh p,icc ba,
and ,hey are hereby appointed com.
mission ers TO ,uryey. marx and Law
,ut public road. mencing at
arksdsle road near the residence OF
John Price. and crossing Hoz,ehurst
and Mcn.icello road .t the 6 mile
ma, ,bsnc. v,st and cro ,s;no a. Nh 4.
8 mile po.t on the Hazlehurst an,
Beaureourd road, and to report their
,r,,,. s,l;,cs IN IN, nreu;ses 10 hi,
Ri =, y. nov, re,,,or mss,;no
p,ov;dod .,;d conn n;,soncrs acrce 10
..;.L -, ......,;,,
n N - -
rh,, I.,o, A Rr.,., Ella. Ran,
- H., T;,,,,., b. ,na ,hov ~.
hereby app,iuted commissioners to
examine, ascertain. and Let tho nee.
cssary repairs TO be dore to bridge
scross Rlsscls creek, on Alartiusville
road, provided samo can be done fol
less than ono hundred dollars, and IL
rer ,rt their actions t, this Board o!
its Lcxt regular meeting.
Ordered that c,nrt adj ,urn till t..
morrow morning ats o'clock.
j. B. JONES. PEST
Tuesday morning July Ord, 1883
Court met this morning pursuant te
adjournment OF yesterday, Present
the Same as then, and Hon. j. Is
Jones, presiding.
That the account OF Mrs. d. n
Butler for $40 for keeping paupsr
Prudence D.1on' 2 months, DO al
lowed, section e24. page zoo, code
1883.
That II. D. Burton, ] Il Harris
aud NJ n West, be and they ar,
hereby appointed commissioners, t.
make a survey aud estimate Of thu
ear,h aud b idge work of a lsvee Of
the Gallatiu and Port GIBSON road
No, 4, from " Taylor's place 10 tn
west side OF B"you P'erre swamp
and to report to this Board VIII
full specifications al ''s next regu'A
meeting.
Ordered by this Board in coniunc
tioa with W B Bingham, Count.
Superintendent OF Public L lucat OIL
'oA SoP"A ''
applications OF WIN D.o"n, " IT. ~
public SCHOOL, IN sec'on 30 LOW
ship l, R'nge, l east, 70 TO calIe'
Eureka school, and the sam
be, is tcrcly graan'edand
sad school es!aD''shea as pfaye'
i't IN sa'u p 70 ''' 1,. ~" INV '1' ~
p"s " NJ,
,h;,1o R,npo q E,s,. bo and th
same is hereby rejected.
Tint the following account be
and they are hereby allowed to wit
To T ] H,rgraves Sheriff. for sum
mouing Is commissioners Of e'ec
tion for cnnatable t20. 40. EYecutini