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The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-04-23
CONSUMPTION Cnred.

An old physician, retired from practice
having had placed in his hsnds by an Eas,
India missionary the formula Of simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and per
manent cure Of Consumption, Bronchitis
Catarrh, Asthma and all throat and Luns
Affections, also positive and radical cure
for Nervous Debility and Nervous Com
plants, after having tested its wonderful
curative powers in thousands of esses, has
felt it his duty to make it known TO his
suffering fellows. Actuated by this mo.
tive and desire to relieve human suffer
ing, will send free OF charge to all who
desire il, this recipe, in German, FreDch
or English, with full directions Tor prepar-
ing and using. Sent by mail by addressing
with stamp, naming this paper, w. A.
NoYEs, LAG Powers Block, Rochester, New
York.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-04-23

We we're very much interested in look
ing over a copy Of the Manchester Herald
and Yazoo Advertiser of the date, January
18th, 1885, which was kindly lent to us by
Mr.. Claiborne Bowman. 1t contained two
pages and the terms of subscription were
S5 a year If paid in advance, or So at the
end Of the year. Mr., II. $. Noble con-
Quoted the paper. 1t contains letter
from Senator George Poindexter on the
Presidents Message, and in it the .nforma-
ton is given that in 1884 there were four
teen newspapers published in Mississippi.
Kentucky bagging is quoted at 37t cents;
cotton firm, l0@121; corn in the ear, al
Sl@9I. so per BARREL mess pork at $lSCeSl4
per barrel; brown sugar, at 10 to q cents
per pound, and loaf at % to 20 cents
whisky, first quality, at S5 to 40 cents per
gallon.-Yaz City Herald.
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
County OF HISDs.
City Clerk.

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
CoUSTY OF HISDs,
This day personally appeared before undersigned
in and Tor said and state in said City q 9aeE 3
Sk i said Civ Of Jackson he executed the foregoing
the day and date thereof for the therein sPeelhed
Given under my hand and official seal this -- day OF
Be further odaed That and be in force
from and after its adoption.
Gibbs introduced following resolution which adopted
The bond and interest debt OF the city has been PAID In n
hand the credit of that fund and
WHERE The city paid the interest said bonded debt Tor
interest the bonded debt for that year therefore Dc
Treasurer be instructed to transfer the amount
hand the credit OF the bond and interest luna 70 the
the all collected account Of
bond and interest be placed in the general fund ,,
Gordn
for the OF erecting nnc
and stands ordered that His Honor the
legal advice the rights OF the city TO lease sAld g0u"u ~ sum
purposes. =, 3 a.. ,,0D.r,v
had been duly notified to construct
Capitol and that the same had
dou thereupon, ordinance following adopted
Be ordained By the Board Of Mayor and 4de1e1 re euy ln.'
the President street the prop
F. T. Cooper being out OF repair and not being IN the %
suitable condition required by Section " kevd % 1
CITY Jackson thereof hereby required to construct
said sidewalk with material follows
width and grade OF the sidewalk a6utg east end sI
sidewalk the failure of said to comply with the
provisions this Ordinance within five days after the service notice
hereof by the City Marshal the said sidewalk shall e a.
described Cmtee the the cy ana cost
shall be collected OF the owner oil such
property in the provided by Section 81 Of Revised
The examined compared cancelled and burned
presented by the Treasurer with his report a'
follows
General Warrants '''' 's- Soi "a
School Warrants. 9eL "
r,,.1 ...... .......s8158 70
Warrants issued during February and March and paid
by the Treasurer examined aud compared Win tue uOs
booksa and found
Alderman Jones the BoArd adjourned to meet Monday
evening Api' if'n' 1871 JOHN McGILL, Mayor.
NJ NJ MCLEOD, City Clerk.
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A Visit to Mississippi's CAPITAL.

We find in the University Magazine
for February, the following pleasant
mention of visit to Jackson, by Mr..
John Y. hurry, Jr, law student of
the University, editor-in. chief of the
Magazine and most worthy and prom.
ising son of DR.. John Y. hurry, repre-
sentative for Tppah aud Benton;
Although Jackson is by no means as
large as many of our Southern cities, yet
to one visiting it for the first time, few
have grrat-r attractions, or are so full OF
interest. We paid the city a flying visit
recently, and were agreeably surprised to
6nd in store for us a more pleasant time
than We had even dared to hope. The
Legislature being in session, we first took
occasion to look in upon orr "Country's
Fathers" as they were busily engaged in
anacting laws for the dear people," and
the evident interest shown and watchful
ness displayed proved they were by no
means recreant to their duty. The Legis-
tatiye Halls, as we'll as the entire Capitol
brilding, though commodious and con-
seniently arranged, are by no means as
modern and handsome as we would wish
70 see. let III MISSISSIPPI cannot OoasI OF
her Capitol, of her benevolent institutions
lhe is justly proud. No State in the Sout /,
it is said, has done more for her afflicted
han she. Her blind, deaf and dumb in
stitutes and insane asylum are all new and
imposing edifces; the latter especially,
with its seven hundred and fifty feet front,
presents an imposing appearance. To its
Observation-Disclosures. Mitchell and Nc
Willie-we are indebted for an insight into
It's practical workings and humane pro-
visions. The United States Revenue and
Postofice building, now being erects there,
and the new Methodist church, which
promises to be one Of the handsomest in
The State, when completed, will add much
to the eity's attractive buildings. The
state Library, of thirty thousand volumes,
Justly renowned both for its varied and
valuable selection of books and neatness of
arrangement, especially pleased rs. We
we're also very greatly impressed and
pleased with the Clarion Printing and Job
Office and Book-biBdery, and are under re-
aewed obligations to the proprietor for
courtesies shown us. We realized all too
soon that our time for departing had come,
and turned our back upon jackson ishing
our visit were just begun.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-04-23

Mn. r. C. PATTY, Chancery Clerk Of
Noxubee county, called at the Leader ofice
while attending Preshytery, and encouraged
Us with kinds words and year suhscrips
ton. Mr.. Patty reputation a. 4 chris.
tian gentleman aud faithful of6cef, e mol
circumseribed BY the limits Of his own
county. He IS we'll known throughout tbs
State, and may be called - some futurs
time 10 serve his feliow citizens IN highel
p9siuon. clas County Leader
prophecy the fulf.lment Of whiel
Is inevilable.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-04-23

Is the Christian churches at Jackson,
both Good Friday and Easter Sunday wert
celebrated in the usual joyful manner
New MississiPpian.
So far as Good Friday is concerned
the foregoing will be news to TIE Chris
tian churches.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-04-23
ClaibOrne,s HistOry Of Missisaippi

The loss by the recent burning Of "Dunbarton,
the home Of Col Claiborne, OF all his manuscripts
"a and al volumes Of his History OF Mississippi rem
doug il impossible 10 complete the work. As bis
publisher, we have about one thousand copiea o.
volume one on hand, most Of them not bound, which
will be completed and sold for Col Caibornes bene-
at at one dollar per copy-the former price being
$500 He will receive the net proceeds Of sales after
deducting cost OF postage. Address CLARION oI-
FICE jackson, Miss. u,
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-04-23

10 he Ladies Of Jackson and The State q
Mississippi al Idr9e:-I have taken the State
Agency for the new and popular glove
Fitting System of Dress cut
ting. No re-itting when cutb this sys-
tenn. twenty-five energetic lady agents
wantedl Call or address me at my resi-
dence, South street, between President and
Congress.
March IL, 'S4-3m.
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ADJOURNED MEETING
lcKsoN. M1ss.. Anil ~, lss4.

JACKSON MISS, April IA, 1884.
Jackson Monday April l4 1884 there
John Mcl Mayor; Aldermen Braun Hardy JONES'
Taylor and Watkins.
Absent-Alderman Gibbs
The CITY reported that he had duly notified the
following property north side Capitol street.
repair sidewalks abutng their property on thar street.
Mrs. NJ OLeary-Nofed April 10
Mrs Jane cArdle-Noifed April 10, 1884.
Mr. NedF arish-Nofed April 10, 1884
Finpatrck-Notifed April 10, 1884.
Mrs Jno.H eaphy-Notifed April 10, 1884.
Thereupon he Boardad adopted the following ordinance:
Board Mayor and Alderman Of The CITY J1k"
properly OLeary Mrs Jane McArdle Ned Parish Mrs
Heaphy being repair and not being
the % Revised Ordinances
of said thereof hereby required to con-
said sidewalk the and with material as oo"
Good BRICK laid feet width and shall incline up
the rate sidewalk shall begin at the west
OF
provisions this Ordinance within 10 days alter the
by City Marshal the said sidewalk snail De
described the Committee
damages shall be collected OIL
vised Ordinances.
Alderman Braun ordered that the Board make the
appropriated by the State for the several FIRE
Companies follows to-wit:
To Jackson Fire Company No per EN-
TO CemFi Company No. 2 % per
To IIopeF Company No. 8, %
To WestJ Jackson Fire Company No. % per cent.
To and Ladder Fire Company No. J. cent
On motion Hardy Board adjourned Monday
April 81 1884
M NJ Mcleod City Clerk. JOHN McGILL, Mayor
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-04-23

VIZ enjoyed pleasant chat with Bro.
Culley, OF The Fayette Chronicle. and he
talked freely of the wants of the South and
he said, would vote for dog if il wsl
running on the Republican ticket Cor
respondence Waterloo Iowa. Courier.
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SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.
nrroRTED wEEkLY ~ {. {. cAnps1Lr.
MoNDAY. April 21. ias4

MoNDAY, April II, 1854.
The following cases were affirmed:
All James Chestnut, e: al. vs.. Eliza FL
lott.
4557-Louisiana National Bank et al :.
Belle Knapp.
456I-Z. T. Lee vs.. town Of KoscipsLo
1865 C. F. Carradine, ct al. u. q
Wilson. =
$3.50 Lucinda Jackson ". State OF Missis-
sippi.
Ths following case was reversed and re-
4s72-Geo. c. CRANBERRY vs.. State Of Mis-
sissippi.
4392-Caas. S. Mckenzie vs.. n. E. Dom
aid, Admir-.
455l-Alexander Tyler As. Illinois Central
r. r. Co.
4553-Geo. W. Chambers, ct al, VS. R.A.
Myrick.
4554-N. J. & c. r. Z. Co, VS.. Virgins
McNeill.
4556-FrAnces A. Jeffries, ct al. VS.. YIN
NJ. DowdIe, ct al.
4562-N. ]. & c. R. r. Co., Va. Jane f.
Currie.
4o66-D. Callahan & Co., vs.. James A.
Newell, ct al.
45I4-J. E. Noble vs.. 81 IcCarty, Trus-
1855. s. Hoffman, ct al, v. Geo. II.
Smith, ct al.
4572-CorneIia West vs.. West and East
r. r. Co.. Motion for eertiorari
sustained.
Entire Satisfaction"
JACKSON, April q, 1884.
EDIToRs'CLARIox: Upon your request,
sonl yoI just one of several hundr, d
similar letters have on hand:
Very truly, E.v.S.
E. Y. SEUTTER, Esq, Jackson, Miss:
Dear Sir-Ihe pictures that You sent mt
have been received, and give entire salts
faction. feel assured that they canuoi
be exeelled a. to their artistic work.
Yours truly,
j. \. CnASpIER, ". D.
Braxton, Miss, April Is, 1884,
- s~A
Come and see the handsome line OF
characterization, tisle thread and
Cross-barred Muslin, az
CAPITAL c oTHIEG EMPORIUM.
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March I0H Washington wagon % January IS 1855 - Is 90
aarea Ie mart merchant . January / es5.-.....
March 8Fsspay Kelly nerchana 3 February 1885,. so
March 81 Fuller retail liquor February IS lse6~-
March o-Nan Mc.innis dog February l. heb.
March ornes retail liquor to February Is 1885 loo 90
March "a hob street yeDdor 90
March peddler March
March 5W J. B7own, Sr, merchant to March
March sesns Saunders merchants 70 March l. 1885,
March SC p Ritlemeyer 4 Bro, merchants to March
1855 -. $50
March Tom kHseli March T.
March ia koth vendor
March Ii ~ Langley, to March To- lSs5.--.--
March merchants, March
March I3-J. Wilisms pedd, aarch IS
March Ig--Mrs s. u Massey merchant 10
March 22--H F. Bailey, merchant o March
March 24-Iony Irwin merchant, March
March 24M Baeucculo March
2s-Bette Hodges.
2sJ. VI Abcht to Mareh2s
March 3I-W E. Cage billiard table March Is 90
March 3IW T. Cage pool table, March ssS.
March 31-J L. Deyus March 81
Murphy, lunch stand, April lss4. - 10 90
March I9J b Bgga flying horses April
March 24B Hart shooting gallery April "a
29-F Matthew'S vendor,
March 21-J Martz soda, TO May l, 1885
March 81 Martz merchant, to May l. 1885
March &C Abreht hotel October 10,
March, -W T. Simmons & Bro, butchers, to October TO-
1854 -. 60 90
March &c o. Ryan, merchant TO November
Toal.-. $ COL 90
ESTATE 1888 1884
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,--.,bt. and Ladies Of Honor tonight.
-h1i FL I. o. o. F. tomorrow night,
"a 'l'o' the Work will be exemplitied.
Int n.n Of Honor Friday night.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-04-23

capt -. d. Bu-tdmants, Chairman o
the FiuInce Committee r Press Conven
ton, has -uccre,ied in raising about all tn,
funi- quired Tor incidental expenses
TI- [ plain says the publishers of Missis
sippi have always been very kind to him
and he Is glad OF an opportunity OF labor
ing Tor their comfort and pleasure at then
annual assembly.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-04-23

In advertisement headed "Blds
"a. .,.,-.i - in aaoth. r column, indicates that
{;-g-.,gr. and Jackson will soon be in
..i...5,..s,c rHn -ction. And thus anOtheI
-l,qe-isl, usnt' sill be supplied.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-04-23

Oar Young townsman, John H. Boyd,
vbo i pursuing his theological studies al
Princeton, will not return TO Mississippi
lbi- summer. He viii spend his vacation
in preaching in the Province Of Ontario
ha.Ing "a calf Their, 10. lie will return
20 Princeton in the fall.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-04-23

tuar. The officers elected by thI
,ir.as ...aataLtery OF Knights TenIplar
in ~ Weston, Texas, a few days since, ",
80 the name OF our former respected
f,,yt.ln.n. Rev John Z. Carpenter.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-04-23

Tie citizens OF Jackson will offer al
"a thousand dollars in cash to
-. the Female College, also a suitable
..,.-f.rbsT,- the public square in front OF
FL. ,ha5ths5.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-04-23

There was general apprehension o.
8 c,s.l "a. yesterday, the same having beer
pr ilctel by some OF the weather prophets,
al the day being the anniversary OF tn,
cyclones at Monticello and Beauregard
BIr the elements we're on their coed be-
hector
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Straved Or Stolen
Gold AND SILVER !

To any one sending Is their fun address. We viii
send % them. prepaid, an Electric Battery with
fli instructions for either Gold Silver plating,
for Two Dollars Or both % one address for Three
ne n,ake this I1BERAI OFFER for 20 Days, 70
introduce cur goods Address,
ELECTRIC MFG Co, Harrisburg. Pa
aprilz3, 's4-Sm.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-04-23

Hon, Henry c. Myers, Secretary o.
Stat, accompanied by Mrs. Myers, Mr.
VIM ;. Hamilton, Miss Mamie aud Jenni
Buck Mr. aud Mrs Chas. Bu, k, Miss Lucy
Mex tv-B, end DR.. Isham b. RenIbert, al
of J * -0,, came dowa GA the train yester
day 10 attend the anniversary exercises o.
the Prote-tant Orphan Asylam.-Natehei
D.mncrnt 18Th.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-04-23

Negotiations are now pending between
4 cjiiz.n of this place and the Jackson Ic
CoHp ny Tor supplying Yszoo City viii
that much needed luxury during the hesteC
ter 1.-Y azoo City Herald.
The Ike u5anuf lctured in Jack on has
an e+lst li-a,d reputation for solidity anc
purity. lac mp res very favorably Will
.tLrr.'- ,,y It production.
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BIDS WANPEDi

r1oR FURNISHING POL.Ls-B BLACK LOCUST
az MULBxRRY, mnst - Is ret IN length,
eonnd. and reasonably straight To Be delivered Il
~ md III points along the Railroad between Jack
- md Vfcksbnfg. We reserve the right . ~
BEN. HucK,
snperinlendent Telephone ca.
P1stoEiee Box II Jackson, Mis-.
snlfl 81 ss&-tW.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-04-23

,u,be ladies who have inspected Mrs.
-AiI '' a,iiIipery goods pronounce them
A -1lf..,i, elegant, aud reasonable IN price
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-04-23

We invite the special attention Of ladies
to aur stock Of childfen's Clothing, Shirt
waists, etc.
CAPTrAL CLorHINe EAIPoRIUM.
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We had pleasant call yesterday from
Mr. " A. Charpiug, of kosciusko, tn,
aiiabie and eff ,irnt representative OF Mes
srs Smyth, Undertake q Co., tobaec,
manufacturers. I.ynchburg, Va, and o
Moffat & Taylor, manufacturing coniee
tIons and bakers, aud dealers in fireworks,
Is to 80 Tchoupitoulass street, New Orleans
Mr.. Charping has IA large and steadily in
Creasing list ii customers in Mississippi.
aud we are pleased to know that he is meet.
ing with deserved success in the role OF
Commercial agent"
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-04-23

The incest selection of fancy and whit
shirts can be found at the
CAPITAL CLOTHING EMPORIUM.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-04-23

u Keunon and WIFE, Of 20,
NJ ". n - S1llie Weight, are IN the
lia,sa l... e, f trend, and relatives
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= Mckay has the thanks Of
-Df. u. Z. iar a box Of delicious straw
Tae t ..a.p bis crop near Madison Station.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-04-23

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL b REckln l.l.l2
~ for building BRICK EP4NCoiAl l. =. : ..i a.
c~tinne now 81 6le with the BdidinE ~. -
Al fhe RsctorT n Pon Gibson. ~ p M
MONDAY, TIN 6rM DAT ~ - ~ a,,'l ar
CQlamlll~e t~-1tfS - Hrrr III LooAN,
b1oA N wv MXLEs,
hi q WALKNns
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A Good Exonse for Delay.

A subscriber at Mound Station, La,
in renewing for another year, says:
"WoaId have written sooner, bat have
been Ieyeeing to keep the Mississippi rive
out OF my yard This is II. of = country. :
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-04-23

The legal profession OF jackson hay,
Fa,uaile ascsssion in II. II. Parker
E-l - ho has recently removed here from
Moutkom, ~, Ma. lie comes with fret.
q 49, cr dentials Professionally, social,
and uthrrwise His family will com,
shortly We welcome them 10 jackson.
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4 Valuable CAiu TOnic-Read Tits
Testimony.
New ALBANY, Mss, June 9. 1881.
Msssrs. r. A. Robins0a & Co.

Messrs r. A. RobiMson e Co.,
Louisville, Ky.
GRNTLEMEN-Out Of several gross Of
Hughes Chill Tonic sold since / located
here, two years ago, not failure has been
reported. The demand Is Increasing daily.
The people have learned that Il Il Is rep
resented certain safe and speedy cure
for GhiIls and Fever and viii have no
other remedy. This Is the almost uniyer-
sal atatement Of my customers Ia this sec
ton. It's advantages over Quinine and
ether nnfipefiodics have been thoroughly
demonstfated Besides The efciency 81
this Tonic, the safety and comfort allends
ing ila use speak highly ID is ia00g Small
children take i readily. n my drug
store. popelaf Fhysitian has bis Office
You know The regular ~ Dp dislike
to recommend 1ianl Medicines. Haehez
Tonic Is the only one "a which Be has eref
spoken favoE42. Alter exhsnstine the
Malefia Medica. Intellectually. BE was
cured Of 3 Gaze 81 chronic Chills &c long
standing, By he use Of half boitio 81
HuRhea Tonic. Really Il Is 4 Measure IS
handle such remedy. lor Il never diaaS..
points. & yog should Nieh snF iesliu6s
niais, ! can furnish yon with huudfcSs
from reliable persons The last ioI ORDERED
/ Il nearly out and VII have a renlsnisk
soon. T Is one ot mg alaplek
Respectfully
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-04-23

--Sinre our last issue, another good citi
I'm al Jackson has finished his earlhl,
cour-. Mr. HENRY MULLER, who ha,
been sick .or several weeks, died on Thurs
day afternoon. His funeral touk pIac,
from : Piers thur n Saturday morning
aud was very largely attended. He ha,
b en- citizen al jackson Tor more thai
thirty wears, and had won kind place ii
III, regard OF all who knew him.
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SCHOOL HOUSE WARRANTS.
SCHOOL Teachers WARRANTS.

Respectfully,
M NJ. MCLEOD City Clerk.
report the sale Of the following described city lands the
received for
1884
March 6--Lots Is and ~ Hobson y 10
March 81 in lot g. Hughes 10 20
March 6-Los g. West 46
in a
60
Which las been ~ paid into the city treasury.
MN. MCLEOD City Clerk.
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WIN. s. HAMILTON, City Collector.

CITY SECTIONS REPORT (wHITE)
JAcKsoN Mss, April i, 1884
Mayor City Jackson
Sexton for the wi people, herewith submit
OF nterments in the City Cemetery for the month of March, 1884
March Edward McGuire age Is years congestion of brain
March onry canahan age 50 years. heart disease New Or
March 1sJno Disk 81 ..r.ngala.sd hernia
25-Iary Znn age years congeslvs chill Kinds
March 29-Mary Roberts, age Al years, consumption.
Very respectfully submitted,
sExroN's REPoRr (coLoREp)
Jackson MISS April /, 1884.
Mayor
have the herewith submit Of
cood the City Cemetery during the month of March,
March Frank Brown, age month"; disease unknown.
March 2oWaer Anderson age Z days. disease unknown.
March R Clay ss y ds pener
March 28ordan Taylor insane paupe
Respectfully E. ROBINSON City Sexton
Committee following report an Il was
adopted
Jackson, Mss, April O. 1884
To the Honorable Board Of Mayor andAl
The undersigned this day examined the
Collector and Trea book. up 70 April Is. and checked the
money properly for The haV been
wArKns
VIM a. TAxIoR
Committee Finance.
the following and recommended the payment
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-04-23

The long s.PAnetelia" Cigar Is the besi
Sc. cigar in this market Caro-, tbs
Dru sgist, sells them.
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eli I'lls' ,5=,ien d Col. VIM. VIM French ,;l,si
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CITY CLERKS MONTHLY REPORT


JACKSON MISS April /,
To Aldermen the of Jackson
GgNTLEMEN-I herewith submit report of issued during
the mon of March, 1884:
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hereby convey quiz claim tho said . the
bsrenbeore described property fully aRi completely the
be legally done, without suy warranty.
In testimony whereof l. ...... s..... -....
City Clerk Of the City OF jackson, hersunto attach
nv signature corporate seal OF the said city
this, the 49,. day Of .... ..~...~ A D. ls..
~ ~.
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Ioc.4L 4ND 0Il,1

having general drive on
- y - 5ry goodz.
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VIM. A. WHITING.
The Dudley Cotton Moth Exter-
nsnafor- Patentad.

VNHIs rs A VERY SIMPLE DEVICE, cox
sisting Of q small lamp burning either lard OF
coal oil sufcient for night constructed that
neither wind nor rain can extinglish H. One VIII
last many years and 4 sufficient for I've acres Of
ground Il has been thoroughly tested. and 4
warranted 70 perform lis work eiIectually.
Truck Gardener, HoFtieulturists, Tobacco aud
elective mode Of destroying the worms and des
the ravages Of which entirely prevented By the
DUDLEY COTTON MOTH EXTERMINATOk."
Priee 500. =. WATKINS, Agent, Jackson, Mis-.
For territory, apply 70 HOKACE HANDY,
apl s4-2ms. GeB1 Manager, Canton, MISE
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-04-23
CITY TREASURES REPORT.

To the Honorable Mayor Aldermen City
report
for the months of February and March, 1884,