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A social Dance.

Frank Riegelhuth will give q socia
dance at the Opera House Friday evening
for the purpose of teaching the party-goer'
how to dance the waltz quadrille and tn,
vocal l%ancers, which are comparativel,
new in Eureka. Admission so cents
These are very pretty dances and ought tt
be learned thoroughly, so that al
may join in and enjoy themselves.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-01-08
Hotel Arrivals.

Parker House-Ed Curnow, r. Samp-
son, Ruby Hill; W. f. Mendes and wife,
Duckwater.
Bureau HOTEL. J.. Sullivan, Silverado;
James Adams, Prospect Mountain; James
Snyder, Summit.
Jackson House-H. c.. McTerney, Chi
cago, ILL.,; Mark McGrath, j. Wines, city.
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Yesterdays STOCK SALES.
MORNING BOARD,

MORNING BOARD.
30 Ophir-380ac
100 Mexican-195c
80 Gould Il Curry-1A
60 Best & Belcher-270c 260c
100 Savage-95c $50
100 Chollar-240c
$50 Potosi-105c $50 lose
445 Hale Il Norcross-215c
$40 Yellow Jacket-2A 220c
so Alpha-110c
10 Grown Point-1
80 Exchequer-40c
ITO s.. Nevada-285c 230c 285c
40 Utah-1i0c
$50 Overman-20c
$40 Union-255c 260c
200 Justice--30c
24OO Alta-2 else 22Oc 21Oc 2O5c
100 Benton-35c 40c
100 Julia-10c
10 Caledonia-10c
Is Andes-45c
$50 Navajo-235c 240c
1850 Bodie-5A 5 5b 1900 $50 5
100 Bulwer-50c
900 Mono-65c Coo
100 Day-50c
CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
Union 2kb 255a 2hs 245b 2ka, s
Nevada 280b zoos 285s 285b 290a, Mexican
Is 195b "a. Ophir 80 b., Gould q Curr.
III 1S0a, Best & Belcher 270s 27Ob ~ a
Savage 95b la. Chollar 240b 245a, Potos
HOB lisa Hob 115a, Hale x Norcross 2lO'
210s 215a, Crown Point 95b la. yellow
jacket "a b 235a 230s. Alta 235a 235s 24O'
235b 240s 245s 212s 245s 245b "a a, Bodi
5s 51ss sd 52ss 51ss, Justice 40b 45s
Ass, Benton 40b 45s sos Ash 50a, Mono 75l
80a, Overman 25s 25b, Bullion FOB, Gale
d onia 10a, Utah LOB, Navajo 240b.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-01-08

Furnished or nnfurnished houses and
rooms. Apply to Frank Abadie, on Paul
street, Eureka.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-01-08

The finest selections of clocks ever
shown on the Coast, at half price, can be
found OF Ed. Wilhslm's. y
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-01-08
Ranch For Sale.

TIME HOT SPRINGS RANCH, SITUATED
i in Antelope Valley. Eureka county. is for
sale or rent. There is connected with the
ranch, Horses, Chickens, Wagons and Harness,
and Agricultural Implements. The property
viii be sold cheap for cash, or on m to re-
sponsible parties. For particulars, apply to
CHARLES KLOBE. or to
GEORGE B. BROWN,
deletf At the San Francisco Brewery.
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Silver and silverplated ware given away
or a mere song, at Ed. Wilhelm's.
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Optical goods at surprisingly low fig
ures, ct Ed. Wilhelm's.
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Truckee Music Hall continues to drs
full houses every night.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-01-08

Holiday goods in endless variety, below
cost, at Ed. Wilhelm's. II
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Don't fail to attend the closing out salt
at Ed. Wilhelm's jewelry establishment
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MISCELLANEOU
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-03-05

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The following were indennlseay possl 'o1'-
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No. zZ6-Io incorporates th0 = s'',------
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NO. 5O6-Io reguia1s ING - = -
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testing nosess draIss - 80 s.s5 - 80
No 266-EmpoEering tne ooal .ae Z. -
perslsors OF Wtl9lnson S-. - $500.
tbs Tess Of tbs sasran thsfso1 1O1 sl.ss'-se1
tn2 prisoners. ..,. .l.vlr
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o. Cainoon county e ePy - -
dur1ng tns tsrm Of tns SlleA4s
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40. zo5-1o EeMOfs tnS
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NO. zeo-1o lncorPorasS ~
Springs Company
No. 2o1-To authorizes and require tns
Governor to appoint 9 superin.enoers -
trustees for the East MISSISSIPPI insane
Asylum at Meridian.
Dir. Hamilton of Holmes onerso tns L0A-
lowing amendInsnr. Whlcn was aaoPs9u =.
Strike cat section Pertaialng " a.
appropriation.
Mr.. Keith moved to table tins Dih aAu
amendment subject 70 call. Lost.
Mr.. Kyle offered the following ameno
ment which was adopted;
Insert after act in line T. ssction - tne
words with the ADVICE ana COnsen' y -
oena1o "a H. forlovino
.nar -, e--
St-ika ont an after the enacting clause
and insert the following: That the Gov
ernor. Attorney General and Treasurer are
hereby authorized to sell and convey the
property of the State known as the Eas.
Mississippi Insane 4ylun upon 1!le De ss
terms they may u s1ls 10 a@Dtaln aIu
that the sum OF thlrti thouSana uoa .H1 ,,,t
| ana the same - hefeoy HPPiOPiAo'o.-
of any money not otherwise appfoP,ia.ou,
to be used in building an aoolIlon a, wi niS
to the State Lunatlc Asylum sna ;nns For
amount shah DC use9 uliuel '''o
Oh Ihe trustees OF Sala ASg ~ H. az rocaad.
De IL IurInea ehac'eu1 nos - Pa .holl
OF the SAFE OF TINS properly r ~len 80 - ar
Do Palo INTO Tue 9'a - 90 .hot hi,
cfeuit VI sno geleia o. ~ - fror, onf
act take ehect anu DC Ii A"'ee
aAtSl 10 psse'e e r.. crt. tho arenduen
20 80 800. - -, - 10 20 A.
| " ~ -. D.L Eaton
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AN ACT TO change the time for hold.nI
the terms of the Chancery Court 0

AN ACT 10 change the time for holding
the terms of the Chancery Court OF
jefferson county.
SECTION |. Be it enacted by the Leg
isIature of the State of Mississippi, That
section 1900, chapter 80 of the Code OF
1880, be SO amended that hereafter the
terms of the cllancery court of Jtffer
son county shall commence on the sec
ond Mondays of April and October, in
stead of the second Mondays of MaTch
and September, as nowsproFided IN salo
section.
SIC. ,. Be it further enacted, That
all process of any kind which was re-
turnsble to the March term 1884 of said
chancery court in said Jefferson county
"a heretofore required to be held shall
be as valid in cases where the same hai
been issued. served or published accord
| ing 10 law, as if said process in suct
case, had been returnabie TO the terms
| of said court as provided by this act
| and that all cases continued at the Sep
tember term, 1883, OF said court, be ane
the same shall be regar led in law as con
/ tinatd to The Apli term 1884 as PROV &c
! by this act, and that all DEGREES taken al
| said September term wherein report.
| will have to be made to said court, b,
| made at said April term 1884 of said
court a. provided for in this act.
| SEC. g. BE it further enacted, That
all acts and parts of acts in conflict witt
this act be and the same are hereby IT.
pealed. and that this act take effect anc
be in force from and after its passage.
Approved February q, 1884.
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By the Governor:
HENRY C. MYERS, Secretary Of State.
DESCRIPTIONS:

Rankin Smith Escaped isecember 81, 1888
from Allen West and Bush, Washington county :
Age %; height feet n inehesi complexion, hal
md eyes black scar over left eve scar In right eye
prow; scar ON outside Of right knee. sentence,
rom Holmes county.
Richard BriscOe-Eseaped December 81, 1885,
rom Allen, West and Bush, Washington county
Age %; hoight feet 6 4 inches; complexion mt
alto; hair and eyes black; scar on right side +,
orehead; two small scars over left eyebrow; MI
nerous small scars thumb, first and secon
ingers Of leit hand. Sentenced from Clay county
William Collins--Escaped December II, lsS'
rom Allen West and Bush, Washington county
Age 80; height feet inches; com lexicon m'tlai
o; hair aud eyes black dsa. IN right ear mol
md scar behind LETT ear; letters X, r tattooe OF
eft hand. Sentenced from Lee county.
Lee Mitchell-Escaped December 81, 1885, froI
Allen, West and Bush, Washington county-Ae
q height feet 1913 inches; complication, ha
md eyes black; first finger Of left hand crOoke
car in each eyebrow; two scars in back OF head
large scars on back; numerous scar on left lie,
sentenced from simpson county.
Feb.7,' S+Sw.
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To authorize the board Of supervisor Of
Tazo0 county TO dispose Of the old county
Jail Passed.
For the relief Of John P. Smith Of Mad-
ison county. Passed.
Bill making an appropriation for rep
rasenfation Of the State ct the Worlds Cot
ton Exposition was madethe special oEelsr
f3r Tuesday next
House Joint Res01ntion--Prop ing 9
CONSTITUTIONAL amsndmant to be submitted
to the qualified electors Of the Stata e tha
next general election for adoption OF 70
lection. namely: That the once Of Lien
tenant GoTsrnor In this State q hereby
abolished and all provisions IN the Constl-
fntion and Laws Of Mississippi u relation
thereto shall apply to be In forca e % IL
President Of the Senate PF0-tempore-
Passed it, first reading.
county certain money due him By the State
Passed.
At6.ao p. N. tbs HOUSE adjourned
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House met pursuant 70 adjournment.
Mr- Watson introduced the following
resolution: That th1 sum of one hundrsd
dollars be and the same Il hereby srpro
priatsd from Ahy money II tbs State Treas.
ury not otherwise appropria ed. q deffay
the expenses Of tia select appointed CON-
mittss 70 inrestiga ate and report upon lie
0ficisl condnct 81 lie Sfats Snpetf6fendanf
Of Education Liss Over.
The Seuafo nafIroaa Sup exvfs1nn Eiff war
made he special otdsl lon Wednesday
morning 81 Il oscI1eh
~. Miller A oct % pay lha fadrn.6nt
il favor q 81 B. fFfnn aeainSt ths efS.s
cf ppi. PASSED.
Senak1 hill % consolidate into o,Is "a
ssVeras aets ileaf Wig Is town 6E r1nia
win. Passed
senate BILL g ineozp ~ l1l..l a
koplakRiIla a Marion d0anEy.
AZ lla1.eo1 e ze6lIi1z i F.sI
yen g go xsterz g ~ eaursY - 7oH1s
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AN ACT to amend section 2l9l, code
1880, so as to define the Jurisdiction o
justices of the peace in the two circui
and chancery'court districts of Chick
asaw county.
SECTION |. Be it enacted by the Leg
islature of the State of Mississippi, ThaI
section 2l9l of the Revised Code of 1885
be so amended as to provide that in all
actions, other than proceedings IN rem
every freeholder or householder OF
Chiekasaw county shall be sues. in the
justice district in which they reside, or
in the justice district in WHICH the debt
was contracted or liability incurred
Provided. That no debtor shah be sued
out Of the circuit or chancery court dis
trict in said county in which they re-
side.
sR0, 2. Be it further enacted, That
this act take effect and be in force from
and after the first day Of April, 1884.
Approved, February 81, 1884
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AN ACT TO increase the salary of the
Superintendent of Edit ttion oil
Lowndes county, and to authorize the
Board OF Supervisors of said county
to employ the County Superintendent
of Education tovisit the publicschools
of said county,
SECTION |. Be it elagtad By the Leg
islature of the State of Mississippi, That
the salary of the county superintendent
of education of the county OF Lowndes
shall be FIVE hundred dollars; and the
board of supervisors of said county of
Lowndes may provide for the payment
of said salary in monthly iustallments,
on warrants drawn by said superinten-
dent, coantersigned by The president of
said board of supervisors, and attested
and audited by The clerk Of said board.
SEC. 2 Be it further enacted, That
the board of supervisors Of LoWndes
county be authorized to employ the
county superintendent Of public educa-
ton of said county to visit the schools
in said county "A often during the
scholastic year as said beard shall think
advisable, and investigate carefully the
condition Of each public school, and re-
report the same to said board ct super
Tisors as often as may be required That
said superintendent shall receive for
such services, out Of the common schooI
fund 0f said county, such sum as the |
aid board Of supervisors shall think |
just and proper; provided
he sum paid for said services does not /
Exceed Eve dollars per day, to be paid /
N the order of said board of superb /
Iors.
SIC. 8. Be it further enacted, That
his act take effect and be in force from
nd after its passage, and that al acts,
nd parts Of acts II conflict with this
ct, be and they are hereby repealed.
Approved, February n, 1884.
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composing the lib and Sth judicial dis
tricts, to be designated the 18th judicial
district. and for other purposes was
made the special order for Monday i'm
nediately after the reading of the jour
nal.
At $50 p. m. the Senate adjourned
till 10 a. m tomorrow.
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AN ACT to amend an act, entitled an
act to authorize the clerks of the cir
cult courts of HancOck and Perry
counties to employ competent person
to perform the duties of stenographer
for the circuit coHrts of said counties,
and for other purposes, approved Feb
ruary 25. 1882.
SEeTioS |. Be it enacted by the Leg
islature of the state of Mississippi, That
the provisions of an act, entitled an act
to authorize the clerks of the courts OF
Hancock and Perry counties % employ
a competent person to perform the du
ties of stenographer for the circuit
courts Of said counties, and for other
purposes, approved February %, 1882,
are hereby extended to the counties OF
Harrison and jackson.
SIC. 2. Be it further enacted, That
this act take effect from its passage
Approved, February Is, 1884
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AN ACT in relation to the confirmation
of sales under DEGREES in chancery.

OF sAIeB UHutT utCTtts IN CHanCtTy.
SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the Leg
isIaturc of the State of Mississippi, Tina
the chSneery Court shall have power il
it's discretion to refuse confirmation OF
any sale made in pursuance of its de-
cree OIL the glound that the price bid
is inadequate; Provided, That the par
ty Directing to the confirmation shall
enter into bond, with approved security.
for the payment of all costs thereby &C
cruiug, and conditioned that the proper
ty at re sale shall bring an advance o.
fifteen per cent. upon the former sale
exclusive of costs of re sale, and this act
shall take effect from its passage.
Approved, February %, 1884.
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CnANCRRY NOTICE.

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
To Ms ANNA E. TAPLEy and Lama NIseIs =
TAPLE1, whose postOfice address y seetPe'a
House, Louisville, Kentucky.
NyoC ARE COMMANDED 10 APPEAh ID.
fore The Chaaeery Court of the County q
Hinds, First District thereof, at 9ackson' u sal
State on the SECOND MoNDAI, the lGth day q
March, 1884, 10 defend the SUIT IN said Court -
Rabinson 4 stevens, No. S47, wherein yon are do
ist sss II ,sa-4w. W 4. RATLIFF, CLERK.
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PROCLAMATION.
.aonnn RE,R ARD.

VIZ IIEREAS. Il appears hy Information received
w nv me that Oh or about the 18th of Janu-
ary. 1854 " 5. IiaFmsn aud J. f. Hartman were
mnrdersi Ia Dallas, Lafayette county; BY Dos
Rishop Jim Bishop aud Bob Lamar and they after
sar,is made their escape ind still At largei
Now, therefore, /, ROREkf LOWRY, Governor
IL Mississippi, do offer the above reward LOT the
arrys. and delivery OF the said murderers or S2OO W
FOR each Of Them 20 the sheriff OF Lafayette couh
said reward Is payable ON conviction. And
do moreover require all officers Of this state 70
se iIigent in their efforts to arrest said fugitive
murdereTs- -, -,
Given under my hand and the Great Seal OF the
state affixed, st Jackson, this 7th day Of
- RoBERT LOWRY.
BY the Governor:
UKxRV I. MYERS, Secretary OF State.
NOrE-In addition to the reward offered above
the citizens of Lafayette eoun ~ have offered re
ward OF six hundred dollars CLARION.
Feb. SSl-3w
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sENATE-FORTY-FIFTH DAY.
sAruEpAY. March 1. 1884

Senate met pursuant to adjournment.
Hon. R. o. Reynolds in the Chair.
All members present except Messrs.
Mitchell, Owen, Roane of Calhoun and
Roans of Webster.
The privileges of the Senate were ex-
tended to DR.. n. L. Guice, of Jefferson
county.
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By the Governor:
HENrY . MYRES. Secretary
PROCLAMATI0N.
5000 90 REV ARD

WHEREAS 1t appears by information receive
w by me, that the following named PeniteF
fiary conviets, to-wit; Williams Collins, le
Mitchell, Rankin Smith, and Richard briscoe haN
made their escape and are still at large
Now, therefore, ], ROBERT LOWRY, Goyerno
II Mississippi do otter the above reward for Ia
lrrest OF the said eonvicts, or 5000 Tor each c
them. Said reward is payable 10y the leSsees {
the Penitentiary. And l do moreover, require a
Ulcers of this State TO be diligent in their effort
" arrest said fugitives conviets.
Given under my hand and the Great Seal Of tn
r. State atiix ed, at Jackson, this 9th day .
- " RoRERT LOWRY.
By the Governor;
HzNRY g. MYERS Secretary Of State.
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CMlNnERY NOTICE.

STATE or MISSISSIPPI:
10 MS. ANNA E TAPLEx and lAuEA y 5EoI a
T1prrY whose pustcince address y boufDOn
House, Ioalzx1lies K1nauekys
vrou ARE coasfASDED 10 APFEAR Be
4 tora the chancaTy Court q tne ppsnv y
f5inds frst District theraof, e dackeoni in $40
SAFE On the SECOND MoNDArS he leth aAy o
NAReH 1884 10 defend the suit Of T. =: 6olton y
Al No ls9 in said court, wherein yos are aet1o "
Fsbruary stu 1854 w. T. RATLIFF, CLERK
Eah IA "a AZ
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AN ACT to amend Section 265 Of the
Revised Code 1880 in relation to Dis
tribution Of Mississippi Reports.
SEelIrS l. BE is enacted by the Leg
islature Of the State of Mississippi, That
section 265 OF the Revised Code of 1880
be amended by adding at the end of said
section these words: PROVIDED thai
when the circuit and ehancery court OF
any county in this State is served BY the
same clerk, that the Secretary Of state
shall transmit to him two copies of each
volume of the Reports, being one for
each of said courts of record as before
directed in said section.
SIC. .. Be it further enacted, That
this act take effect and be in force from
and after its passage.
Approved February Is, 1884.
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AN ACT TO amend sections 24l8 and
2475 of the Revised Code of Missis-
sippi, of 1890, in reference to issuance
of attachments by justice of the peace.

AN ACT TO amend sections 24l8 and
2475 of the Revised Code of Missis-
sippi, of 1880, in reference to issuance
of attachments by justice of the peace.
SECTION /. Be it enacted by the Leg
isIature of the State of Mississippi, That
section 24lS of the Revised Code of
1880, be and the same is hereby amend
ed as follows: In the seventh line OF
said section, after the word county,
add: or of justice of the peace OF any
district
SEC. 2. Be it further enacted. That
section PATS of said Code be and the same
is hereby amended as follows: to said
section 2475 add: or any circuit clerk
NAV issue attachments in cases within
the jurisdiction of justice of the peace
returnable before the Justice of the
peace of any district in which the de
PENDANT or any of his property or effects
may be found; and it shall therepon bt
the duty Of such circuit clerk to return
forthwith. or as soon as practicable, The
bond and affidavit in such cases to the
proper Justice of the peace; aud il shal
be the duty of the officer serving sucf
writs to return the same to such Jastlct
Of the peace, rs If it had emarated iron
such justice of the peace. The fees Of
said clerk therefor shall he the same al
in other attachment cases in the Circuit
court, and taxed by said justice in lib
bill of costs.
SEC. 3. BE it further enacted, Tha
this act take effect and be in force from
and after it's passage.
Approved, February 2S. 1884
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EDuCArIoxAL.
sCHo0Ls

pEsgaIse ogssaPstens and Experienced Te.,
plying % the UsfoS SCHOOL Aeryc, ''9h BY ap-
We have registered With a man ,r.s.
teachers, and VIII furnish any school AZ iye'sanal
Instructor ior tee Scholastic year q 1852 N, a
cations before our best teachers are iossfS MI.
Teaohers applying for Situations 81 80
nnless located. W III - - HSHhz
aug. Is, '83-8n. 4. v. EnN les Rr-rs.-'
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SIC. 4 Be Il further enactea 1hat
the Qualifications Of sid Justice and
constable shall Be the azEae IS the ether
justices and c0nstables 81 said supeTvls-
ors district, and they shall haye the
same power and jurisdiction e the other
justices and c0nstabl7.
SIC. 5. Be il further enacted, That
this act shall take eject md Be in force
from and after its pazzae
Approved February IS 1854.
An ACT to amend Section 1850 Code
Of 1880.
skcr1oN /. Be It enacted 81 the Leg.
islaEars OF the State IF Mississippi, That
section 2230 0f the Revised Code If 1850
be amended Is follows: altar the word
return in the fifth line add the follow
ing; .sriving the names of persons, the
date and amount from whom such fines
were resolved
SIC. ?. Be Il further enacted, That
this oct take effect and be In force from
aud after its passage.
| Approved February g, 1884.
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81 =
OF THk7-
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
[ruaLeHEp 81 AurHoaIrY.l

AN ACT to amend section 5000 of the
Revised Code of 1880, in regard TO the
limitations against burglary.
SECTION /. Be it enacted by the Leg
islatnre of the State of Mississippi, That
section 5000 of the Revised Code oil
1880, be amended by inserting the word
s'burgIary" after the word larson" in
the second line of said section.
SEC. 2. Be it further enacted, That
said act take effect and be in force from
and after It's passage.
Approved, February q, 1881
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New Advert sements
IHl IIlIIEKNiTY Of Ii. NNLTn

is located at sEwANEE, TENN, upon tho Cam
berland Plateau 1000 feet above the level Ihi
school, under the special patronage OF the Bishop
II the Protestant fpseoyal Church in the Sout
md Southwest, offers the healthiest residence an
The best advantages both moral and educational, il
It's Grammar school and its Collegiate aud Iheniog
cal Departments. For the special claims of thi
University for patronage, apply for documents
the Rev TELFAIR HUDGeON, d. D., Nice Chan
,eIlor SewaHee Tenn.
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i, ,,.,.ons interested ii the above estate yin
taIe notice that have filed my final account 6
Adninisfrator 81 the above estate and that at me
49,, tern, ~ sid court com amending on the second
1Sisv - Naroh nexf VII move TIE court %
aiIs. ths 81 s.Hss. Asn haasra: