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Local Legislation.

On the consideration of the Senate con
current resolution in the House, that no
bills should be introduced after Friday the
18th inst. j. NJ. Hoyle, of Lee county,
made the following remarks:
Mr.. SPEAKER: am in favor of the adop-
ton of the resolution, because. sir. this
House has been in session now near six
weeks, and but few, perhaps not more than
half-dczen bills of a general nature, have
been passed. The people of the State have
their eyes turned to this House, and have
looked from day to day for some general
Legislation.
My opinion. sir. is that there is too mnch
local legislation, and it should be guarded
in every way. if not entirely stopped. The
beauty, the harmony and the uniformity of
our law is now about destroyed by local
acts and exemptions. The various 4com-
mittees cannot report on account of so
many local bills, and unless this is stopped,
sir, we will not have an opportunity to
enter into general legislation during this
session. l therefore hope the resolution
will be adopted.
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SECTION l. Be it enacted by the Legisla-
ture of the State of Mississippi, That all
the parts and provisions of chapter 135, on
pages 149 and $50 of the laws 1882, be and
the same are hereby extended to and shall
apply to the county of Clarke in said State.
and all acts and parts of acts in conflict
with this law be and the same are hereby re-
pealed, and this act shall take effect from
and after its passage.
Approved, February IL, 1884.
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NOTICEl

N8R BYRON II. EVEfsS, OF LONDON, VIII
NJ ~ r,Yy, bnsed and now claims large quaii-
~ ~ lads IN the Delta under levee tax ttleS,
,ri,r 10 Tie redemptiou thereof from the tax sac
March OF this year, has authorized US 70 mas
{ipet IA his apprnva ~ that conflict OF title ano
itisation may bc avoided To this END we are au,
aoIZctI 10 receive applications for the Purehase =
y me- fr,n ,.ersn,is desirouS OF adding to theil
ia,,t,tfops n All CASES where the taxes were
eally paid Is the land owners prior to the SAFE To-
AVE., ~ Is 90 render the sale Illegal, We are author
red to release Mr.. Evers utie ior honihal SUN
IL uish Is 10 make his enterprise successful snc
~ begin bv removing all antagonisnis, II pusslele
10 inyite ,,srr sp0ndenec from all parties in M
srast NVGENT n NEVILLE,
49, -, o. ,se I'm JACKSON, Miss,
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A Pernicious system.

And win say right here, if the people
of Noxubee could visit their State Capitol,
AMI see the amount of time wasted on To-
cal matters. they would be clamorous for a
constitutional convention, which would in
corporate in the organic law of the State, a
prohibitory clause excluding local matters
from the Legislature. This is most per-
nicious and evil system. as well as expen-
sive, which we have to endure. I will ven
ture the assertion that there is not coun.
ty in the State which is governed exclusive
ly by general laws! Noxubee has asked
for less this session than any other county
only one local bill for the county being
passed that of prohibiting the sale Of
whisky in and around Shuqualaks- All the
general legislation of this State can be
done in about three weeks; the other 1--WE
or six weeks is spent in repeating enacting
local laws. Correspondence MACON Bea-
con.
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From Col. Claiborne.
DUNHARToN PLANrATIoa,
n ar Naichez. Feb. gLh. 1854.


Coz. j. L. POWER: My father requests
me to thank you very much for sending
him The Danny CLARION, but he has been
too sick for more than two weeks to open 4
letter or a paper. Is very much worried
and distressed ever since he accepted the
invitation of the Legislature; has been suf-
fering from severe pneumonia, has not
been able to write line. Yesterday a
change occurred and DIR. McPheeters thinks
there is good ground for hope.
We would like these facts in some way
made known to the Legislature and the
public. He will consecrate himself TO the
task from the moment of his recovery. He
has ample msterials and is receiving them
from many quarters daily. When he sub
mits it to the Legislature at the next ses-
sion, he will have not an address, but a
pamphlet of one hundred and fifty page
to print Very truly your friend,
MARTHA CLAIBoRNE GARRETT
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it not be VI
lists now a
ests aud
tigp 10 VI
grefsnen
Dan and n
Introduced
railroads
etc The
forfeiture
The monoI
As mud,
tional and
Texas, sid
one who
bone.
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AN ACT to extend the provisions of chap
ter 1876 of the laws of 1882 to the county
of Clarke -
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Instina Claimed for J. P's.


Ep9roas C1.AE1oa: We see that the Leg
ifsla41lre Is making some bold strides n the
direction Of reform. which IS very COM
fnenaable ana which doubtless meets the
:s,,probation of every good citizen The
sTlnpressiou of crime in al Of its forms =
what We need and We are glad to see sucn
as unlawful liauor traffic, lotteries, sabbath
breaking. the carrying Of concealed Eeap-
ons. which is the source Of 50 many crimes,
the broadcast dissemination Of obscene
literature, and the like. To snch EFFORTS q
the part of our representatives We say
amen and God speed.
Al great deal has been attempted and &C.
compiished towards reform IN many ways.
bat does It not strike you that there Is sucn
a thing Eai being penny wise and pouno
foolish in some things, Wien We take ms
good of a community and inter st OF me
citizens into consideration
There has been several bills offered IN the
House and referred TO the proper commit
tees. looking to amendments o. section
$50 of Code Of 1851 know not the con-
tents. or in what particular ne section
/ : sought to be amended, but It does Strike
as very forcibly that in justice to the class
/ of officers that section refers TO, II woulo
/ bear some amendment. if nothing else. e
put these officers on an equal 10 ltlng WIFI
| others in the county for like services rem
dered. We are informed by jus ices OF tle
Peace that they do not wish any atdltlona
or new fees, but only asked Il a they mal
receive like fees as clerks If the Clrcul
/ Court for similar services, roth ng more
Tie Code and amendments thereto give
| to Circuit Clerks a certain amou 1t OF tneI
/ fees on State cases, payable out of tn
county treasury where the Stase falls II
the prosecution. Why not give Justices
the Peaee the benefit of like p1oEIslon
It would take away the temptation to con
-persecute-a defendant for the SAX
Of the fees, when they are not guilty o
any offense. They are under heavy bond
and amenable to the laws for any derilic
lion of duty or malfeasance in otfice-n
salary and meagre fees. We hope tina
each member of the House and Senate,
we'll also as the Judiciary Committee I
whom such bills are referred, will look g
his question from legal. just and equll
able andpoint and not lose sight OF tn
idea that no man or set of men, or eve
he great State of Mississippi, has a rlgf
% demand or expect the services of CIT
5 zen-a bonded officer-in performing put
lie services without reasonable cOmpens;
ton.
We believe all o. the Legislature to
Just and reasonable men, and We hope lu'
ice;may be ne to every one of her cit
zens. ZERO.
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Mississippi Legislature.


The Mississippi Legislature deserves
much eredit for the exceIlency of its work.
1t viii probably accomplish all that is
really necessary to be done within-a very
reasonable session, altbosgk we sbelieve
there is no Constitutional Limitation pre-
venting it from sitting as long as It likes.
It has passed number of acts of judicious
nature relating to the liquor traffic. Educa-
ton and other subjects have not besa me-
elected. The most important act of the
session is that providing for supervision of
railroads, some of whose principal features
were pointed ont in 80 Picayune of Jan.
81. The assault on this bii5 vas continued
energeticsliF after its passage by ths House
and was partleifsked IA BY some of the
strongest papers IN tha State; yet it passed
the Senate By the marked vote 0f q to 10.
On the whole, we feel like saying that
The Statehas not had so good 4 Legislature
for 8 lcng time. and We shah rejoice if
Louisianas SSH prove equally jealous for
he common eooh. jcayune.
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DESCRIPTION

II & MYERS, secretary.of State.
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A PRETTY story is told of Wendell Phil
lips and Anna Dickinson. He had lack
of pathetic power. She vas all emotional.
He reused the mind. She could stir the
passions He is reported to have said:
Anna, would give much to make people
cry as you do. Why cannot / do its,' I
suspect the reason is because You never cry
Yourself replied the Quakeress. Now
Wendell Phillips Is silent forever. Anna,
Dickinson has no longer the power to
please or thrill The man aud EsI3an both
appeared to be inspired with the phantom
OF Africa, which has descended into the
lean carcassss of Sherman and Malone as
a ridiculous goblin.
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HousE-rHIRTY.FHTH DAT.
SATURDAY., February 18th, lss
HOuse nsI pulsaanI . adiournmen.

House met pursuant TO Adjournment
Prayer By Rev. Mr.. Rowan. of Copiah
Act for the relief of the minor heirs b
Mrs. Lenora +. Pope, deceased. PeesAd
To amend section SO Cods u relation 4
public notice for building bridges. Passed
Mr Underwood prevent The sals B
liquors n kossuth, Tishomingo county.
Mr. Love-To amend sections &ka =
465 Code so far as the same relates "a Ar,,ike
Ldncolns Pike and Wilkinson counties
Passed.
ii. Love 10 lincorporate 0lustsr CT,
IN Amite county. Passed
Mr. Govan-fo incorporate The Fideiif,
l.oan and Trust Company q Vicksburs
Corporations
Mr. McCool To authorize tl.e oiarh y
the circuit court Of Astala COUNTY = -.
point deputy clerk during eaeh tenn -
court Tabled knbiecf % eaIf.
For ths relief q wy. DAVIS ana a 4
Glen Inde6nisel9 postponed
AeE to relief q rs conntr TREASURER a.
kenloa county. Passed
employ person q kkausorlb1 fhe
poll books q s1id countg end q index IL
lain1te bookof tie <ilcaif clerks cI.ss.
Ra1
~ Howard 50 anfho1ix1 1ta sala c1
ec.aa Sc Nlns n nrst sorekrisoto 1riei
g zt.leNn eo11l7 I'm r111nse
~ eeze b e4lhefIr4 1Is h6Iain1 81
mentally messing. q 81 beard q s1rss
FlsoEs IS 1e..1. county ~
k err q 81. M
cav E7eIs' Is e
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[Communi ;tted.
E>u ,ati n in Mississippi

What the educational system of oul
State seems t. need to render it more effec-
tive just nov Is SINE supervision aud teach
ers' institu. es until a Normal Shot, can bt
established Without these fun lamentH
means progress is simply impossible. Nc
stream will rise above its source No bet
ter schools than the quality of tn teachers
will endure can | g expected. Sow tare'
and you reap-ttnrs!
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Now. white we 50 strongly object to the
location of State Hospital here, we are
far from wishing it understood that we are
wanting in charity. On the contrary it has
eyer been rule with US to assist and care
for the poor and unfortunate wherever and
whenever Bs we're able TO do SO; but as
Natchez has nov more Charitable institu-
tons than any city IN The State, we prefer
to divide the honors sHd allow the State to
locate Q hospital in some other place.
Crusader.
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An eccentric commercial traveller. vel
known on the road, lately astonished the
hostler at a country inn by addressing him
as follows: Ny lad extrieate my quadruped
from the vehicle, stabulate him, donate him
a sufficient supply of nutritious ailnent.
and when the aurora of morn shall again
illuminate the horizon will award you a
pecuniarY compensation for your amiRblt
hospitality. Boston Commercial Bulle-
tin.
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The leading negroes Of this city contsm-
plate asking Congress, as the hest means Of
ending race DISTINCTION, to enact Law
Compelling white women to marry negroes
4hess leaders think that, as this IS the Prs
ldentiag election year, neither party -
Congress will dare ~ refuse the request.
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Ar one Of the White mountain hotels be
asked a student waiter for some green corn.
Il regret to inform you," said the intel
lectual servant, shat the supply Of thai
vegetable was not adequate TO the demand
to-day, and has become so exhausted Pos
'sibly you may select some garden product
enumerated on the menu as a substitute
go to thunder p was all the diner said
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sDo you eyer read poetryg" asked the
new pastor Of good but illiterate deacon.
Read poultry. siFs Ne. sir; but feed
'em reguIar.s he replied The pastor
silently passed on, wondering what manner
of people he had to minister to. willis the
deacon mopped his brow and gazed with &
bewildered air at the .retreating dominic
Then he softly said to himself: : Read poul-
tryt hal hal Well, I'll be burned r Com
merciaI Advertiser.
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Rankin smith - Escaped December 81, 1883
from Allen West. and Bash. Washington county =
Age ;; height feet : - inches; complexion, hail
md eyes black over left eve scar Ia right eye
GROW; scar on outside of right knee. Sentence
rom holmes county.
Rio lard Briscoe-F Escaped December 81, tssa
from Allen West and Bush. Washington county
Age 3; hoigli; feet Ga inches complexion ms
latt0; hair and eyes black scar on right side y
torch nd; two small scars over left eyebrow; u,
meroIs Suail sears thumb, first and sepu.
inge OF left hand. sentenced from lag caant
William Collins Escaped neeemb II, iSs:
from Allen, West and Bush. Wasfiugt IN colr ity--
Age So height feet inches; com lexiOn mulat
to; hIr ard eyes black deaf in right ear; mol,
and lr behind lett carr letters r. r. tattoacd on
left nd. sentenced from Lee county
lie Mitchel--Escaped December 81, 1883, from
ALE l, West aud Bush, Washington oouniy--Agc
%; height feet l0]s inches; contplcxtion, hail
and eyes black first finger OF lett hand crooked
sc n in each eyebrow two scars in back of head
large scars on back; numerous scars on left leg
81 lteneed from Simpson county.
Fe3.I, S4-3w.
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The New York Tribune says Mr.. aSl6
Mrs. Pitts, the parents OF the young Nlo.
man who married Fred Douglass,are almos,
broken-hearted over the marriage. They
educated her to the doctrine OF the equali.
ty of the races, and she in her marriage
simply carried out what they taughk q
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PROCLAMATION.
5000 90 REWARD.

--uFnEAS ', aupears by inflammation received
W liz me. thai ON or about The 18th Of Janu-
~ 1874 " $. Hartman and J. +. Hartman were
murdered In Dallas, Lafayette county; by Doc
lshop Jim Bishop aud Bob lamar: anu they aI'ei-
mrs made their escape and are still az largei
Now. Therefore, 4, ROBERT LOWRY, GoyeTn",
i Mississippi do offer the above reward ioT tht
rrest and delivery OF the said murderers, or SUI
N each Of them, 10 the sheriff Of Lafayette county
aid reward is payable on conviction And
do, moreover, require all officers OF this state "a
Iili.,aut in their efforts TO arrest said fugitive
murderers.
Given under my hand and the Great seal Of the
state Affixed, at Jackson, this TN DAY o.
ROB=RT LOWRY.
BY the Governor;
HENRv c. MYERS. Secretary Of State.
NorE--In addition to the reward offered above
he citizens of Lafayette county have oHcuhI 10
yard Of six hundred dollars CLARION
Feb. S'StsIw
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BEpoRrs OF COMMITTEES

REPoRTs OF COMMITTEES
Dr. billiard, for the Committee on Coun-
ties and County Boundaries, recommended
that these bills do pass:
Senate bill 215-To authorize the board
of supervisors of Grenada county to have
the record of deeds indexed.
Senate bill 207-To amend an act to re-
duce the limits of the city of Oorinth.
Senate bill No. 2IO-To authorize the
board of Supervisors of Monroe county and
the corporate authorities of Aberdeen to
erect and maintain poor house and house
of correction.
Senate bill No. 1870 provide for the
payment of books required to be used by
public officers in certain cases.
House bill No. 592-To require the Sec
rotary of State to furnish the circuit and
ehancery clerks of Lincoln and Pike coun-
clerk of Carroll county with Georges and
Andrews Digest.
House bill No. 625-To prevent stock
from running at large in certain counties.
approved March 8, 1878, and to make barb
Cd wire fences lawful In DeSoto county.
House bill No. 629-To authorize the
board of supervisors of Monroe county to
contract for the correction and completion
deeds Of said county.
House bill $3.50 authorize the board
Of supervisors of Lowndes, Holmes and
Tate counties to furnish road oversees of
said counties serapers, shovels and other
implements needed to work TIE roads of |
said counties.
That these do not pass:
House bin 65-For relief of Daniel
Rsinaoh, late treasurer of Bolivar county,
and others.
House bin 4o2-T 70 amend an act TO al.
low the clerks Of the boards Of supervisors
OF Hancock, Jackson. Greene. Perry and
Marion counties additional compensation
for services rendered under sections 21e5 to
Ella, inclusive, Code.
House bin S6s-To provide for the pay
msnt Of grand and petit jurors of Kemper
county.
House bin 576-fThis BIN is teal
with Senate bill 2I01
House bill 59l-To provide reasonable
compensation for the clerks Of the circnit
court Of Pike and Holmes counties in csr-
tain cases.
House bin 4s2-FOr the payment az
deputy clerk of the circuit court of Oopiah
county during the term Of said court
House bill 6l6-To authorize tue board
o. supervisors OF Kinds county 60 correct
"a erroneous assessment Of land In said
county.
This was reported back without recOm-
uendstion.
House bin 6s3-T To authorize the board
q supervisors Of Calhoun county 10 purs
chase chain-ef -tikls book.
Mr. Noland. for Committee On Claims. |
recommended that these bills 40 Dass.
Eenate bill No. l9s-Eor relief Of z Z.
Lee Of Attaia county.
House BIN No. 6s0-For relief Of rfrcuik
elork a Clarke County
Senate hln No 20l-F ralierof B. r.
Goes Of Jefferson eounty
Senate biIl No. 205-EoE relief Of !. @.
Balnslf Of Jefferson county.
Thai fhsss Do not pass:
Hose hsn No ESP at relief 81 =. Z.
ION Izon1efy. Iate treasurer of Weuen
81 Is IS and lis 1kezizs e
House bill No. 194<-E1E relief d q.
5 Wsil 81 I1Is county and estate q 2. a.
LsNtins of Desolo coanlF
IEs 3Tte1. fer Committee On AQfNof1.
I4t.. f,toInroe1te1 The passe1 6
NtEe1a biz No. zosLe a11|elIr and zz14ce
Ez1 ~ acis ire1fp 1to.I1I - lcH q
.61 - several a0|z en- az.4kI
Fe=.11'1I| 81
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cH.NcERY NOTICE,

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI;
rs Mas. ANNA E. TAPLEY and Laura N5RolSlA
TAPLFY, whose postofaee address y DoetSon
House, Louisville, Kentucky;
xvnf- ARE COMMANDED TO APPEAR BIZ
lore tie chaneery Court Of the county q
ts5nas first district thereof, at jackson. Ia said
state on the SECOND MONDAY, the 10Th DAY o.
WsRrH. 1854 to defend the suit OF T. Y. Bolton g
Il IA isg ia said court wherein yoa are defendants
t,y,ert. sfh ISs4 ". T. RATLtFF, Clerk.
Feh ~ 81 .4w.
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Washington Gazette. j

Postmaster-General Gresham is intent
on securing an architect for his Depart
ment, whose duty will consist of planning
and constructing postofice building
throughout the country. This looks az
though the Postmastar-GeneFal did MOI
care to have any of the supervising archi.
tect of the Treasury in "his'n." And thu
Postmaster General is wise in bis day anc
generation for not having any laundering
thereafter,
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a funny young man asked his love the
other dag. s.Nhats the differenee betmasn
me and a female sheepss and when his
love gave il uD, the funny yOuDg man said,
why. Just the same difference there Il be-
tween eve and me. Uunfortunately his
love didn't see the joke, and nov the funny
young man is venfilating his ewemor othsr-
WllsEe. Hazard Iampoon.
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Chi.naru

Died, in Neshoba county, near Union.
February 8, 1884, Nh. JESSE GULLY, age
a member of the Baptist church and died
in the full hope of heaven He was re-
garded BY his neighbor and friends as a
true christian gentleman.
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.nEr..I. ANp LEaAI. NOTIeEs.
eHANCERY NOTICE.

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
~ Mrs. ANNA l. TAPLEY and lArRA 5Ra il,sl..
TArLEY, whose postofhce address Is DoutpOn
House Louisville, Kentucky
1yoIr ARE COMMANDED TO APPEAR BE-
N fors IN, Chaneery Court, Of the County q
Y5fr7s First District thereof a. jackson, N said
Sta1s an he SECOND MONDAY, the leth DAY q
MARCH. 1854 to defend the suit 10 SAID SosIl .
Robinson stevens. no. sAt' "neislA ~ =.
fe9 ssh y 5e9gaai' ". r. RATLIFF, Clerk.
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80 s----------------
Legislative Press Notes.

Capt. billiards. course in the State Senate
is an honor 10 himself and his constituency.
He is capable of prodigious amount of
work, and seems to be appreciated in his
new position. He has lately been placed on
the Judiciary Committee. We believe that
in all he is member of nine committees.
Macon Beacon.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

In chaneery Court, Kinds County, First District
In the matter OF the estateot
HENRY E. SlzER, Deceased
An persons interested in the above estate VIII
take notice that have filed my nnai account - =
tSo,inIsfratbr Of the above estate and that at u
NEXT term OF said court, commencing on the second
Non,lay OF March next, | VIII move the court 70
H., a. saIns A, MIZEl.L,
~ 3 ,st-5w Administrator.
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The gold production Of the Stats Of Cal
ifoERia alone during the past year shows q
decline Of II .nQOQ0 over the year preced.
ing. and the whole gold FrOduet OF the
world has shown marked decrease for a
number of years.
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Ry the Governor:
PROCLAMATION.
5000 90 REV ARD

NyHEREAS, II appears by information receive
w by me, that tie following named lelittr
larry convicts, to-wit; Williams touins, ir7
Jitcbell Rankin smith, aud Richard Briscoe ha,t
aade their escape and are still al large.
Now, therefore, |, ROBERT LOWRY, tioveTn,l
/ Mississippi, do offer the above reward for tr,
rrest OF the said convicts or 5000 Ior each :"
hem Said reward is payable by the LesSces e
ne Pententiary. And / do moreover, require ai
Ulcers of this State 10 he digent In their efori
o ARE # said fugitiyes convietS,
Given under my hand and the Great Seal Of tt'
r, State affixed, at jackson, this 9th day =
''' -" y - ROBERT LOWRY.
By the Governor:
HsSRY c. MYERS, Secretaryof State
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a1nza4 Nhotss hook-ucr one
En1 loves q kead and studF ana collect
ts|| rs ds1s rs nsxE .i'..I.I Ie|.|.=| S. =
es lilI Who He4I4 t'n
va W M2H
Itas tiHas 11s6 sts S.
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BRowN's IRON BITTERs is
composed ofIron in soluble
form; Cinchona the great
tonic, together with other
standard remedies, making
a remarkable non-alcoholic
tonic, which will cure Dys-
pepsia, Indigestion, Malaria,
Weakness, and relieve all
Lung and Kidney diseases.