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The Panola weekly star., 1884-04-12
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The public.debt statement for March
as follows: Total debt tincluding inter.
fal. sf,s72,137.Soe. Cash in Treasury,
o2,s7s,elo. Debt, less amount in Treas.
pry, ,1,i6s, ,2e2, ,s09.s Decrease during
March, 81, ss,s2L Decrease since June 90,
|sss, ssi,s2s,3os.
DRy.GooDs valued At $i2,ssJ were ex.
ported from the United States during the
irst quarter Of this year, against s3a,oo9
luriug the corresponding period Of last
kear. A W.
The Treasurer 81 tho District OF Colum.
bia issued statement on the ist showing
he total dabt 70 be s2i,5le,7oo. att
THr trial Of william Jones, Of Washing.
BON, who shot at Guileau through the pris.
pm van in 1881, will commence April Is.
By proclamation Of President Arthur all
eut two townships Of the Turtle Mountain
Inslian Reservation In Dakota have been
restored TO the public domain.
srAIrsrrcrAS DoDoE, Of tho Agricultural
Department, made report to Congress on
'he u which showed that the stock Of
wheat on hand was li9, 900, 900 bushels, Of
vhich 100000 bushels were in Illinois
10000 bushels in Iowa, 1900 900 bushel,
y Wisconsin and 100000 bushels Ia
minnesota.
A BOY aged ten years, who killed farm
H BY hitting him with . stone, pleaded
rrilty 10 msnslaughter ct Washington, D
y, . few days ago, and was sentenced Il
ne Reform School for eleven years.
isMarch last %, 1000 worth Of proper
y was destroyed by frc; and for the iirs
qsarter Of 1884 the loss was s27, % 900, 50,
~ In excess Of tac record for the CORE
'ponding period Of 1854
ApvicEs Of the An state that the Hous,
conmitiee on post.roads had adopted
resolution declaring 10 inexpcdient for th'
Government either 10 construct posta
"lsgrsph or purchase any existing liue.
puhiso the seven days ended on the Al
mere were It's failures In the United State
and hirty-iour In Canada, against tota
Of ~ for the two countries during th
| prRJ Iona ~.~L
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~. L0Ufs. No. April >
The state concluded In the trial Of sadie
IIsyes this morning In the Criminal Court,
and he defense wss ImmcdIately opened.
II l. claimed that the msrdsre-s Of SER
sesut Jents was temporarily insane whea
she aFsd IT, sspt, asd, Igukiux toward
lie establishment of that fsct, several
uIfsesses Who have ksown the deiesdznt
rInru <hiidkcod vsn called Th<vsuofs
- ~ ar6ssdant - ~ yssrr be.n =
viz1lm 4 ep1lepsy, sn<. = enaif tnde'
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DEylsISG TnE RExEDY.


Measures of LsglsIstion Proposed M Par.
tiaI nensdy for tie Existins stats ef ~
fairs In ClncinnstI--A "ftsieiity fusd''
for Captain Desmond's Deps ndsnts.
crscissAri. o., ApnIL
At a meeting saturday at Music Hall OF
the Committee on Legislation, Hon. w.
\. Grocsbeck, Chairman Of the sub-com-
mlttee, reported that II had been agreed
TO recommend certain portions Of legi-la-
tlon which had bean agreed on by the
committee Of the bar association. Their
report was adopted.
IL provides such changes In the law ~
10 make criminal bDsds more secure by
rrquiSiug afiidaylts from bondsmcn that
they hold nnincns.bered property sniil'
Client 70 satisfy the bobt thai in sentcnc.
Ing criminals In capital casrs nj least
twenty days shall intervene between the
scntsnce and execution, that In the re.
vision VI criminal cases on error, the
court must give judgment without regard
10 errors or defects that do not substan.
TALLY Affect the rights Of deiendantj that
when nn erroneous Judgment has been
given on lawful verdict, the court may
correct the Judgment TO conform 70 the
verdict, or may remand the cause for q
new trial. ~ wa W.
The ,mmitsee also ssreed to recon.
mead ,ths passags Of the Prudian bill,
which forblds the exemption frDm Jury
service In criminal cases on Account o.
membership Of military command, and
also the Walker bill which makes the
number of defendants percmptory chal-
leuges 10 Jurors slx and the states four.
AeommIttee Of five was selected 70 70
20 Columbus and urge speedy enact
ment Of these measures.
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tt<ftsEaIts W. 6Ifn -
Three boys driving . waspa across ihs
Cincinnati, Hamilton I Dayton Rosd Il
srripx Grove cemetery crossing Isie mt
srisy afternoon. were ssFusk ~ ~ -
ziue of passenger truin ssi lssenaslj
Killed, the bodies beine horribly nsnglsd
All were sou< Of nelI-knoun eisI1ess ~
Ing II wls.su s1sr< - s1' s'er
s~~~ v~>r- old. u1s ~ - q 5soa q
novg~. esmmisulsn n<rohnnt, Wssk s>zLA
s1rroes - seeon1r nnl1 1<1opo4 1-oo1l
z !. 4. 11opolo, ICfmnf rnf1n1f q M111o|
- ~ o11l1, o41lvz q
~ = = ''ss 8 - c. sss<u<
The Panola weekly star., 1884-04-12

DALLAS. Tsx.. April l.
The rumors current Wednesday that
Morgan cammack, the cotton swindlcr
who turned States evidence and was ont
on bond, had fed after beinxpermltted 10
visit New Orleans, were verified yes-
tsrday morning BY tslegrams from the de-
teeflsss and himself that he had been re-
captured st Guaymss IN Old Mexico On
the Gull Of California, about ! 800 miles
from Dallas. lie II expected 10 arrive
uext saturday. lie has By fleeing for
ielted elemency extended BY the STAT
when be turned States evidence.
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Foreign Intelligence.

ADvrcEs OF the LIST state that authorized
agents OF the Turkish Government were
attempting 10 close the schools In Asia
Minor conducted by American mission.
aries.
GENERAL GRAHAM sailed from Suaklm
for suczwith his forces ON the LIST. Osman
Dgma was said TO be encamped near Tam.
anieb, with one thousand followers. Gen.
eral Gordon would no longer attempt 10
conciliate the natives. H
HUNDREDS Of dispatches were sent TO
Bismarck at Berlin on the ist congratulate
Ing him upon the sixty.nlnth anniversary
Of his birthday.
IT was said to be the opinion Of the Aus
trian police on the LIST that tho recent as
sassinations In Pesth and Vienna were
plotted In New York by society Of
Anarchists OF which Herr Most Is the
head.
Ar Port Arthur, on the Canadian Pacific
Road, premature blast few days ago
killed five men.
ADvIcEs Of tho Cd state that 0sman Dig.
ma was actively engaged In preparing for
a ~. a, Iasaor Fan ,s,- 49, 400
,.,,.a IN -, ,.ra,'s - ,,raa u.s. ,,,h,,sS,nm ern's
,ns,nd,nn ~. p.,,r,o,. Tr.ct socis,v
".a',aas L. =, a. oco ~,
'" ~. ~ ...,s,.s 80 y, |. n.n,.h h.rr IN AZ.
a.. s,a,,.nSI-,ands = fsw Az. sao es,ssn
na..ons .sr. drowrod
PVr.. ~. ~. "a "a ,,,s, .,..m..,, N.,,,,n. 49,
o ~ q, ~. Tn,,,, a, ,No s..,,
- IL a. :, ~ s,s. ooo .,s,,,, ,..ra ,..sn ',r
,wa,va d.vs This y.s tba l.rgost catch
y. - ..so.s - ' ~
VI ~. ,sa p.ov,,.. otr.v pr..,. ,.r,r.
,,,.susa ~ ~ ~. "A sna ,n.nw nas.ans
p.,a. IL. " ~ '
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LATER,

In the Senate on tho 9th the bill
passed making .it felony to falsely person
ate United States officer. A bill was In.
troduced TO reimburse States for interest
paid on war loans. The educational bill was
taken up. Several amendments were reject
cd. Senators Morgan and Hoar spoke at
some length aud u was finally decided that
the bill should be disposed Of before adjpurn'
mcnt Monday. ;. In the House resolution
calling on the Secretary OF War TO report
a. 10 the feasibility Of constructing an In
terror line Of waterways was adopted. The
agricultural appropriation bill pessed.
| The bill to forfeit the Oregon Central land
grant was debated without action. Assase-
ment Of estlmated deficiencies In appro-
pria,ions for United States Courts was sub
mittsd.
CnoLERA has broken ont In Cochin
China.
Tar bank reserve showed decrease
| Of ss,s2,, 900 at the close Of business for the
week ending the 9Th.
ExpERoR WILLIAM and the Car VIII
meet at Kiel this month.
OsE Of the murdcrcrs In the Cincin-
natl fail has become insane.
THE investigation Of the Jeannette
controversy was reopensd on tho Deb.
TuE revenue Of the Canadian Gov
enmsut for the past nins months was ssi'
l5i,ie0- s.s.s.s.ss....-ss........
THk obse ,uIcs o. the Dukeof AibAsy
were conulsded on NJ ssh, - wisdsor,
win great pcap.
MArIEsoS has cancelled his Cincin.
natl <nssxsmept on account Of The unset
tied stass II sRsirs surc~sdInz The riot.
Tnk tug petcr Smith blew up ou
Lake Erie IN the ssh. killing shrvs men.
TuE Ohio Board Of Agriculture 70
posss the ssase free from consssicss cs sp
Iroosic Diseases
PAruAsrxK JAS A. Rmo Of The
Asiassc squadron b TO b court rtmarsialet
|for drunkpnnsss- -f
Tnx Frsnch forces In Tonluia han
started for Hsas Hos, vs>s~ heavy Ashslnl
!, h szper>sd.
Bsusks l. thrrained by the rebsl'
land tis>re hsd been nothing heard nun
|geaeral gordon for tpo ee~hA'
CExKRAL GRAsr has written O.
|ersl T.ofsn letter giving his rscolIecstsn'
lsb~ss shs orsl<r 70 relieve ornsrsl No.
lfrom commsl1 Il Nashville.
Tns nIi115tering schooner. esholG1u
|, he rss.rr1 % key ~ vii : evv {
Isk<oe -. sss - evs1s1 = unne!
\ - sssal ~ 4 = y ~ vvsk Z
|>o nnc>1o g1<11n1nnoo ~ s1Ig.u
The Panola weekly star., 1884-04-12

c1EcfsFATrI. O. Arril s
WIN. Proctor. &c., Of the nrm Of Proctor Z
Gamble, sosp and candle manufacturers,
died this morning u his residence on Car.
feld Place asd Eighth street, In his
eixhtythird yeas. Hs wss horn N
HerviordshIss, ksgIand. Ths bosss
ol which he wes meub<i
NJ 1sonded IN 1881. and wns 90 d -
most successful h ~ eenn1fy. o. ~
Elsl-'. 4 \ ss'f 'ss- f5T n=r1 Tr=7 =
beses - ~ e1dDfDg1 u1pn - unse.
- nso1. ~ e4n nnme - nCr1.d
q pul1r1nn1- ~ tl1s41 : Wiz. 1nrlI
~ eklI1gvo - - nrin1 - nnve 0vvp
The Panola weekly star., 1884-04-12

NAknAfIA. H., Ap u b
DR.. @. p. Bassett, while riding
in the country Thursday night,
was sceos,sd BY fse unknown
roughs, who refused 70 LET hls
team pass In the road. In the melee that
followed Dr. Bas>ett was pretty badly
beaten over the head, but not until he
had dealt three Of the sfgressofs sons
telling blows with . club, one Of whom
was left for dead. DR.. Bass<tt could not
recognize any Of his assailants, though
be believes tkey IN live but short dis'
fance In the country.
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81. LpuIn. No, ADF]l 7.
Saturday morning the cas- u ssd's'
HAYES was submisssd totht juFy soswm'Fp
utss before eleven O'Clock. TbeIssyssslFed
and after m absspcs oI lhree-euAst<fs y
an hour they nled back Into coust snd
senounced that verdict Nd besa aGSsee
upon. The clerk vas handed ~ pspgcf
and rcad the verdict, uhich wee o. fos
murder IN the ffrt defFee. IL ~ w.
thea pollsd asd diechsfUd. ~ vonae
WAS returned 70 jail. uh<fe y e1fs
lime sI,s bfcks deWd eompseooV -.
suffered ATTACKS a hy<,e1ax eDllZe>y -
a number of ether eomplaIno. 1ns ref
DIT means kanxinI. tttt.
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nAsx.xa ma ApJlls. =
"a. ~1sv A. r~r~lns

The authorities Of shiseify spia rspelpe
q informssion That Moryas cannsek,
the cotton suindler, caaGns - 01ayuoe,
Mexico, escaped from Ne cage0n psevee.
Uer.posiIIo, Mexico, snd Bcnseo. Ar
rona, whIls 49, sseng1na<ee pa,les.
Effort< are beine made 70 secufe hin
srnIu and rsIlrosd ofl<Iais end oGre1
express confidence q sooceec|n1. D.
talis Of he mnnnof d NJ o1co(9 - -.
lor. Csmnsck'e hpulisuen VI - ~.
% strIet rs>ponsIbtlity ~ ~ enoaN =
~ bsnd.
The Panola weekly star., 1884-04-12

A most determined purpose Il exhibited
by the flar Association Of this city
70 restore quickly the lost library. There
was an insurance Of $4,000 In four com
panIss: hut thres had clsuss sxsmpsine
them from loss In case Of riot. An -
scssment o. gfp1 PER in<mb<f vas or
dcred. This win produce nearly $4,000
Subscriptions were tsken N hddislor
ranging from eiee 10 el.poo. A lsrks
number Of donztIons uers also reported
msny lawyers giving from their privas'
libraries. Il Il thought The library WI
soou be restored a. faf - possible.
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CfscrsArf. ". April I. +,
The Mayors Advisory Committee has
adopted plan TO create by public sabserip-
ton fund 10 be known as . National
Guard Fund, the principal to be placed
IN the hands of the Fidelity Trust Com.
pany OF this city, the income to b paid
Mrs.. Dc-mond. mother VI Captain Des.
mond, killed In the riot saturday night,
until ber death, when II shall be used In
a similar Wy for the encouragement ol
fidelity 20 duty among members OF ths
National Guard A large COMMITTEES
was appointed 70 collect snbscripslons'
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fhs White tgsss ilHs fssss ~ Fswfth
steamer wHl,ln fhfse feaff The ffsHisi
ssslemee, wHh 80 ssais 80 ftssfa sishs
4iesssl IN slaht N reft 0sif siHs PEE
syns HeawA Ne sased fhs ffsaehsfuus
HsisffFaH
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-09-10

In obedience to a call made by
the Democratic Executive Committee OF
Wilkinson county, the Democratic vo-
tiers of the Percy's Creek precinct met
at their place of meeting, on Saturday,
August 30th, for the purpose of organ
izing a mocratic-Conservatlve Cam:
paign Club.
The organization was effected by the
election Of DIR. Geo. II. Poets as Presi-
dent, and C. w. Davis, Secretary. There
were thirty-fve names placed upon the
membership roll, including three colored
men. The regular meetings OF the club
are to be every two weeks. :,
The following resolutions were offered
by the Secretary and adopted unanl-
mously:
l. That we cheerfully endorse the
platform promulgated by the Chicago
Convention, believing it to represent
the true principles of the Democratic
party. ;.
2. That we warmly endorse the nomi-
nation of Cleveland and Hendricks for
President and Viee-President OF the
United States, believing them to be
eminently qualified to fill the highest
Offices of the nation.
8. That we heartily and earnestly en-
dorse the nomination of the Hon. II.
s. Van Eaton as the Democratic candi-
date for Congress in the Sixth District.
4. That the club in a body hereby
pledge its best efforts to secure the cleo
ton in November of Cleveland, Hen
bricks and Van Eaton.
8. That copy of our minutes be sent
to the Woodviile Republican and JACK
SON CLARION for publication.
GEO. H. PEETs, Pres't.
G. w. DAVIS, Sec'y.
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Greens Bank.

.Ju6ge Peyton yesterday granted the petit
.tion of the creditors of Greens Bank for the
sale of the assets and property thereof, by
the Receiver, to Messrs. Joshua Green, w.
H.H. Green and Joshua J. Green, upon
their executing iour promissory notes
covering the amount OF the debt, payable
semi-annually, with six per cent. interest
said notes to be filed in court, and to be
collected by the court, as they fall due, Tor
The creditors. All creditors OF the Bank,
whether by certificate of deposit, open
account or otherwise, win receive four
notes, payable semi-annually, commencing
September 10, 1884, With interest at six per
cent. from July 26, 1884, when the Plan Of
Adjustment was submitted by COMMITTEES to
creditors. Persons holding certificates OF
deposit are requested to surrender same al
the Bank, VIXEN Receivers Certificates will
be issued in lieu thereof. The Bank will
resume business on Monday next under the
name of ]. Green's Bank.
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Published By Request.
Faded AUar.

II Is appropriate aud proper 10 offer some remarks
In respect to the memory Of oar good little friend
ROBERT LAWS. On the morning Of the 18th about
O'Clock, Robert died The departure Of his soul
was as quiet and peaceful the sleep Of infant
Robert was good, kind and loving 1iftle boy, and
every one that knew hiEn liked him. For many
years he had been afflicted With the disease which
resulted in his death-consumption As il was
evident from the beginning OF his disease that he
could never recover il is better for him it is; he
has 50 escaped years Of pain and suffering. Robert
had good many friends, white people and eolored
The children where be stayed and the neighbors
would save fruits that he liked for him, which he
gratefully received and reciprucated their kindly
Sentiments Day after dav be concealed his bodily
weakness, 10 save his mother from distress; even
when he was dying one Of his friends aSked him
how he felt. and he said be thought he better
unselfsh 10 the last Robert tried hard to be q
good Christian, and he has gone 10 rest If judge
his life hereafter by his life while among as. He
was = model Of patience. He bore his snieFings
without complaint. He example for both
Young and old Every night he would kpeel by his
bedside at his mothers knee and say his prayers
to Almigh God. The night be died he sat In
chair and made his last prayer, because his poor,
weak body was too weak 10 support him on his
knees. His life simply faded away like the setting
of STAR With these remarks his parents should
comfort themselves. for in them they offered in
all truthfulness and sincerity, FRIEND,
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that the whisperings of approval that
have already been heard in the air will
burst into an unanimous call for his
nomination BY the Democratic party
from every section OF the State, and
further, thai. when elected in 1885, he
will begin one.of the most compete Mt
and efficient administrations Of that
Office with which the people Of Missis-
sippi have been blessed. The times call
for good man to cons;sre the exesl-
lent management OF that Office, and
ssDredn Sykes is the man Ee want.
Yours, etc, PEEFsTRTAS.
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RESOLUTIONS Of Respect.


Hall OF PEAR1. LoDeE, No q,
JACKSON, Miss.
WHEREAS, It hath pleased Almighty
God 10 remove from our midst orr beloved
brother. JAsGEs SHELTON, whose nle-Hork
Vas finished at Waukesha, Wisconsin on
September /, 1854, whence heswasc called e
present a specimen Of that work % me
supreme Architect above; and
WHEREAS, It IS meet. and entirely 70
accord with the sentiments q TINS lsenses
thar some expression Of regard should q
had; therefore
RssoIpsd. That in the death Of Bro. Shell
Tov this Lodge has lost consistent up
rigi,t member, the fraternity worthy BRO
tRer. the State patriotic citizen ana his
family fond husband and father.
Resolpsd. That we tendeE 70 the oere 49,
v;fe narents and relatives Of our Dr0knes
an siTcere condolences II this a1!llctlon ana
eenmend thea 70 the substantial - mpe.hl
81 Hin Who Is touched With the fesl194
af our infirmiliess and Who en- TIPS ~ II
aII fears and sanotiiy our aeTeress = e
t4;ane q or eternal good.
RssoIrsd, That We gEzseIqlly eckae q =.
esloa the kindness 81 Individual NasoAs =
Nsukesha Ii minisletln8 p our azesnsz
- ~ Tat iIlne and eeognlre y Eaeil
aess 81 sxenpl iacation q the seeellln- g
s ps.i:sa Tai lhsos resolutions b spssas
..ssn ~ records Of this Lodge pneasz.nsa
;1 ans 81 he city papers. asa sely IT
r;ahr.d tie. family Of the
49, FraieInally sssH. .,s
NIX. s. B4oNls r.,
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Consumption Cured.

An old physician, retired from practice
having had placed in his hands by an East
India missionary the formula of a simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and per
manent cure of Consumption, Bronchitis,
Catarrh, Asthma and all throat and Lung
Affections, also positive and radical cure
for Nervous Debility and Nervous Com
plants, after having tested its wonderful
curative powers in thousands of cases, 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, I will send free of charge to all who
desire it, this recipe, in German, French
or English, with full directions for prepar-
ing and using. Sent by mail by addressing
with stamp, naming this paper, w. A.
MOVES, 149 Powers Block, Rochester, New
York
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1otal...-+. 1870. --..., s.s..s--. -s-..
N the dollar ofsaid property.

further Ordained That the shall be $500 each
every Is and years
shall be exempt active fmen
organized doing regular active
hand and ministers OF the gospel charge
TONS
Be- ii further Ordained Secretary Company
required furnish the Board of Mayor Aldermen
February each list of the OF the members
good standing liable such
shall have attached thereto the affidavit OF the Secretary
aforesaid that is and correct
following Ordinance relation sidewalks adopted:
Be- Ordained Mayor the City Jackson:
the herein named the of T. J.
J. & B. Hart, President street J. & B. Hart
Tombigbee street. P Stevens President street, j. P Stevens
President and Pascagoua Mrs w. H. Terrett
Tombigb H. K. Hardy, Tombgbee
Congress Tombgbee A. NJ Taylor Mcdonnell
Bradley Congress and Pacgonla A G. Moore,
Agt franklin Schwartz
Cendenin P Swoort Bate Jno Hart Tombgbee
eastman President VIM A. Whiting Shell
of and being the
Jackson the said thereof hereby
said sidewalks the with
hard wbuned paving brick laid feet in width and
shall the edge towards the building boun
of the the inch in three feet And the failure of
with the provisions of this Ordinance, within 10
Marshal
sidewalks repaired above described by the
of the and the thereof and 10
collected of the such the provided
by 30 of Revised Ordinances.
hauling bickamount $24
ordered be issued in payment the
On motion
to build a cstern in the City Park
being further business the Board adjourned
JOHN McGIII, Mayor
NJ NJ NrIE Citv Clerk
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Iris significant that among the stock

IT is significant that among the stock
holders in the great Hooking Valley
coal and iron monopolies may be found
the names Of the following distinguished
Republican protectionists: Governor
CHARLES FOSTER, WILLIAM WALTER
PHELPS, JAMES G. BLAIEE and Gen.
JAMES A. HALL The kind of protec-
ton they are seeking now is protection
against the striking miners
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The Boards of Mayor and Aldermen
and School Trustees held quite protracted
conference last Friday afternoon on school
matters 1t was not deemed expedient, at
present, TO consolidate the white schools,
owing to the great distance from some por-
tons of the city to College Green. If a
more central location could be obtained,
there would be no objection to eonsolida-
are authorized to employ a male Principal,
II one suitable can be found. The trustees
will be expected hereafter, to more closely
supervise the public schools, and in every
way possible to promote to their efficiency.
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DE IT ORDAINED By THE BOARD OF
ID Mayor aud Aldermen Of The City Of Jackson, That
it shall be unlawful 70 erect have erected jakes
privy, any public sewer, ditch or drain used
as channel to carry OF water; TO tap and break
holes in such sewer to cover over such ditch or
drain in order to build the the said jakes prves
thereon and all such houses so located shall be re-
moved, and the sewer repaired, ditch or drain I'M
covered, as the case may be within ten days after
the passage and publication of this ordinance, and
any person convicted of violation thereof, shall
be fined not less than two dollars and fifty cents
nor more than fifty dollars.
Be Il further ordained, That it shall be unlawful
to drive, pull or push any wheel-barTow, hand cart
byciele, relocipede, OF any other wheeled vehicle
not described herein, over the sidewalks or pave
ments within the corporate limits Of the city; Pro
Vided That baby wagons and ehildren's buggies are
excepted from the above, and any person who shall
be convicted Of violation Of this section shall be
fined not more than twenty dollars.
Adopted, August 10, 1884.
JOHN McGILL, Mayor.
n N. MCLEOD, City Clerk.
aug.27, '64-3W.
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Instantly Relieved.

Mrs. Ann Lacour, of New Orleans, La,
writes: Il have son who has been sick
for two years; he has been attended by our
leading physicians, but all to no purpose.
This morning he had his usual spell of
coughing, and was so greatly Frustrated in
consequence, that death seemed imminent
We had in the house bottle of DIR. VIM.
Halls Balsam for the Lungs, purchased by
my husband, who noticed your advertise
ment yesterday. We administered it, and
he was instantly relieved. For sale by all
druggists.