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Fer sale. for Division lmong IIeIrS.

nVERTON PLANTATION, LATELY OWNED
" by H. o. Wick, deceased, situated in -unAower
county, Mississippi, on the suufower river and
within one and hall Bles of The county seJt the
inc % the Georgia Pacific railroad. There are 81
acres, OF which l66 are uBdcr fence and in Cultva-
tion, and 356 additional good, high land
ceptbc OF cultivation. The place fHrn he'd
with mill and gin, operated by horsepower. a
arEe gin house, q c0fumcd iugs stable, comfortable
dwelling. and substantial stort-roosns. Also. sui
hcient tenemeHts Tor labor. One OF the most de-
sirabie places on suuAower river. For terms, ad-
dress n J. WICK.
ian13, '85-Sw Vicksburg, Miss.
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MISS OLE VoRBETT.-
Jackson to New Orleans
Only S30O for the R0uud Trim y

MFR L. l. COLLINS. OF MILAN, TENN, HAS
vi Organized a Grand Excursion from Jackson
MISS 10 New Orleans. \ special train Will leave
ia kson on Wednesday night, March l., AZ II 90
arriving in New Orleans next morning az 5 o clock,
Fare for 'ound trip only $780, including admission
to the Exposition. Good TO re urn within ten days
on any passenger train. Pullman sleepers VIII be
provided TO the extent that berihs may lee ordered
in advance of local age.t Special rates with hotels
in New orleans.
Rs-One fare for round trip from Nazoo City and
intermediate stations on the NazOo Branch, 10 con-
meet at Jackson with Excursion Train.
mars. 's5-lw
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To fix the amount Of privilege TAX 10 be
collected on trading boats nav eating Pearl
river. Passed = amended.
For relief Of Prof. Heddleston, OF Pontotoc
eonnty. Claims
To define lawful fence north Of the
Yazoo pass in beat No. /, Of Coahoma eoun-
ty. Passed.
At Is the House adjourned till ESQ
Monday.
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SPECIAL AND LEGAL NOTICES.
SUPREME eorRr NOTICE.

ORDERED: THAT At THE APRIL TERM;
" 1855. az this Court, the Docket Of he First
tmiddle District vail be taken up on the 9rSt Nom
dav ard called until the f0sFfk Monday IN April.
when the docket Of tire Third soFthern} District
will be taken gp. aud called until the hlra hen-
day IN Nav when the docket 81 she second 3soutA-
eTul District will be disposed 81.
A true copy: OIIEEE CLIFTON, Clerk.
March s. l-s6-ful.
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Lee county must have passable Raodes-
if we are TO Judge By the sample IN the
present Legislature.
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Great Newspaper Bargain

OWING TO THE FAILING EYESIGHT OF
" the editor and publisher OF the oldest and
leading newspapers OF Mississippi, the Democratic
organ Of OF the largest richest and most popuous
csunties in the state, is thrown the market cheap
for cash, and be s0d is - days; paper esah
lished 30 years, and has a fair patronage; outfit
consists of complete newspaper aud job Office, only
in four years; published at a county seat, one
Of the best and heathiest railroad towns in the
state. BUSINESS,
CLARION Once, Jackson, Miss
March 81 1896
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The Speaker Of the House is always on
tme-he takes his chair AT $50 Sharp.
The Senate has theooly married Bachelor
IN the legislature.
The Senate is a very atfectionate body
having always a good stock OF Loue on
hand.
The Senate is also amply able TO take care
of itsell-huying been recently reinforced
by a strong Thrasher,
The ONLY Young member Of the House IS
the Floa,er from Calhoun and Aalobusha'
Marion county has sent Represent
alive who is not only Summer in name'
bat 10 disposition.
Lee county must have passable Rhodes-
if we are to Judge By the sample IN the
present Legislature.
The Kingdom Of Israel had its solomon,
aud the Mississippi Legislature has ITS
Truly Vase Representatives
If the members of the House should
need currency at any time, they can draw
on their BaHks.
The occupations OF life are not numer-
ouslv represented in the Legislature, ou'
Pamela has furnished an accomplished Cook
Neshoba a skilliul Cooper, Nasoo a NO. !
Taylor, ana ltawamba Weaver who taxes
no lie tangled webs and unravels tbs
kinks in debate.
The typographical features OF the Legis
ture attracts the attention OF all visitors
First. you behold the shapely Hill, thei
the babbling Brooks. then the ample GrorsS
the bright Fioseers, the well proporsione'
Bash. the deep Gully, the broad Pts IN
clear lFeHs. the well-worked Rhodes AM
well-kept Losg-street, aud TIE substantia
Bridges, seldom out OF repair and never lei
oul by contract.
III this session should be Barron OF wis
legislation, il will not he the Iauii OF Ia
Senator from 18th District
The Senate has one first-ciass HGke
who would rather go a-foot than RIDE on
free pass and when he gets on the gre
highway OF a Constitutional Conveh,e
he steps with a freedom aud vigor IN
distances all opposition.
The Younger member from Lee does
things according to Hoye.
There is no fisherman in the Legisl
ture, but the supply Of Ssat IS ampie, a.
plenty OF Bales in the House.
There are several sportsmen 81 no,e
the House, but only one that can cial
the distinction Of Eorte-
The Senate must not be considered o.
tight, because one Senator happens 70
Lase.
The First District has contributed = !
stantial Boone in the person oil lis ina
irious Senator
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PHYSICIANS use Shriner's Indian Vermi-
fnge II their practice, and pronounce II a
;rst-class article. A trial will convince
ne as' most most skrptical of iis intrinsic merit
Ear sale ut Byron Lemly's drugstores, Jack
son. Miss.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Laws of Mississippi for Sale.

Acts Of 1876 and 1882, very scarce.
If TO be sent by mail, Sid p cents postage Tor
Acts OF each regular session.
H5- viii exchange Acts OF 1878, iS74 1879, 1877,
1850, fo= Acts of 1876 or 1882 Address,
CLARION OFFICE.
feb p, 'SG-tf. jackson Miss
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INrRoDrcTIox oF pILLs.

/ Mr.. Thrasher-To provide for the care anC
| disposition Of the church properly o.
/ parishes or m ssions of the Ep' scopal church
/ n Mississippi, which have 10 organization
or cease to exist. Read three times and
/ passed
/ Mr.. Packwo3d-To extend to T. T Has
kins and others the same privileges in tn
manufacture OF black berry cordi~ as are
allowed them by the Z. s. Internal Revenue
/ Laws. Temperance.
Mr.. s. kes-To amend the charter Of the
town Of Artesia, in Lowndes county, Mis-
sissippi Read three lines ana passed.
Mr.. Walker-To repeal sec. 1910, Code
1880. Judiciary
Mr.. Boothe-To amend an act to incor
porate the town Of Como, n Pamela county,
approved February -, 1850, approved Feb
ruary %, 1886 Read three Times and
passed.
Mr.. Hamilton. Of Kinds, called up an act
10 amend sec. ll5 chap. 4. Code. in rela-
ton 10 new registration and poll books.
The bin was considered section by sec
ton. After considerable discussion the
bill passed.
The Special Order for the hour was taken
up
There was both House Bill and Senat-
Bill on the same subject. The House Bill
g as inieinitsly pc tponed, and the SeIate
was considered
Tia Senate Bill is as follows: To secure
indus rial refoj m and TO encourage aDj
remote mo e prof abe agriculture, and
for he , etter protection of he rights o
ali par les interested in it. Indefinitely
postponed.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
Mr.. Diiiard-To create board OF control
Of the Penitt ntiary, and tor other purposes.
Two hundred copies ordered printed ana
made special order for Thursday.
Mr.. Hamilton, of Holmes-To amend the
charter OF Durant. Corporations.
Sc ATE Bills on THIRD READING.
For relief of Nathan Bunckley of the
county of Frank n. Passed.
For relief Of u heirs of the Hon Nathan
Bullock, deceased. Indefinitely postponed
For relief of } ohm D Wallace of Holmes
county. Passed.
An net preventing the evils of intemper-
auce by local option in Copiah county, b
submitting the question OF prohibiting he
sale of intoxicating liquors 10 the qualified
voters of said county, and to prov de penal
ties for It's violation, and for other purposes
Indefinitely postponed.
HOUSE BILLS on THIRD READING.
For relief of A. P Cottreu, of Clay coun-
ty. Passed.
At 900 Senate adjourned.
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NOTICE no N0N.RESIDENTs.
II the Circuit Court Of the United States for the
southern District OF Mississippi.
as. V.

a.. AA4 - ~ '-i-As
tEEREtL, TT A.
ON MOTION OF COMPLATSASTS AND DC Z
" rno0i made 10 the Cogrt ia respect 10 The
nonresident defendants named la this order. Il -
new ordsred boy The Court, thar the defendants "
J. Terrell, II. e. Tcrreii, Hattie 4 Mcintosh. Tab
ttha simmons, Ozella Meredith, Adeieua Meredith,
Lewis Meredith snd tlorCnce Meredith aud I. ].
Meredith, residing az uuSa}l's hlaf, Arkansas :;
Joe C. Terrell, residing in ArSauSas. pesi-oitiee
unknown Nalyia Terrell. citizen 81 Altlslnia,
living al Florence. Alahama. hicAmona Terrell,
residing at Columbus, Tennessee, and Eliza How
ell residing at Weaiherio}d, Texas enter their aP-
iearanco aud plead, answer or deiugr % The ti IN
the cause. GA oF before the ffEST NvNDAN or
NAY, 1855. at JBes son. before The United states
Circuit Court sor the southern District OF Misss-
sippi- THIS order % BE published Tor iear eonseep-
tive weeks an the Jackson Weekly Clarion. and
copy sent 10 each OF Defendants by nIsii, by the
Clerk Of this Court
Ordered aud ajjudse5. this, the l-;h 5ay Of Feb
Fuary, lsS& T. a. HILL, Judge.
a tfue copy from the minutes
Teste; j. NJ. MCKEE. Clerk
T. JOHNSTON, Solicitor for Complainant,
feh24 's5-4w
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sENATE-FIFTY-FlRsr DAY.
TUESDAY. March Q. 1856


Senate met pursuant to adjournment.
Lieut. Gov Stands in the chair.
Mr. Whitney called up H. b. to amend
chap. AZ, acts Of 1877, to create Board of
Pilot Commissioners for ship Island bar
Dor, and Tor other Turp ses. III Harrison
county. approved February |, 1877. Passed.
The FIRST special order Tor the hour was
taken up:
To amend an act entitled an act TO incor-
porate the Board of Levee Commissioners
Tor the Yazoo Mississippi Della. and for
other purpo es, approved February g, 1884
The oilI was considered by sections. After
very lengthy d scussien and pending con-
sid,ration of bill and Committee amend
ments, the Senate adjourned at 1:50 O'Clock
The Governor has approved the follow
ing bills:
To amend sec. 524, chap. 10, Cole of 1880.
rela'ing TO compensation of officers and
pub ishers.
TO secure manufacturers and owners oil
railroad equipments and rolling stock in
making conditional sales, and contracts foI
the lease thereof
To provide for the election of Railroad
Commissioners of the staie of Mississippi
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1 1NAHthSAS fVofF 0hNN.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS
Mr. BuchanaL-To amend sec 466, Code
1850, in relation to The compensation Of tax
collectors Finance.
| Mr. Haryey-T0 amend secs. 2l62 and
3l69 chap. - Code, IN r. lation to prisoners
in county in |, so far as he same relates
to Madison cauaiy-
The Governor has approved the following
bills;
Il - To amend an act to prohibit the sale
/ or giving away of spirituous. viz GUS or malt
liquors in the town of Ripley. and within
Two miles thereof in The county of TiIpah,
approved March s. 1854
- To- amend an act to authorize the
Georgia Pacific Railway Company to sell
T or lease part of it's raj roai IN this State,
. approved March IL. 1851
/ To allow owners Of lands contiguous
to existing stock law district Of Union.
/ | fippah aud Benton counsies 10 have the
same ineluied in said district
=. For the relief OF Rufus E Learned.
:. - To authorize the appointment of q
!. guardian of the estates of Geo. w. and Mag
! gle p kaiientine, of the 1=t coust district Q
Pamela county. upon the execution by sait
= guardian of trust deed on real estate
-. To authorize the appointment of
/. stenographer for the circuit courts of tn,
J counties now com posing the 9th Judicia
District of Mississippi.
RI - To provide reasonable compensation
for the eie OF circuit court II Washing
r ton county for services in certain err nina
cases.
If -. To provide for the payment of dep
!. ufy clerk OF Circuit Court OF Washin gtol
county during Term of said court
Dfl - 10 anfhoriz. he board OF supervisor
Of Washington conn y 10 pay for mplei
as ing the registration of said coun fy in Is7.
n =. To authorize the board of supervisor
ae OF Lafayette and falobusha counties /
If with an office.
al -. To authorize the board of superv
Il. sors Of Franklin county to transfer certai
ic funds in the county freasury and for cths
l | purposes.
10 To amend an act to regulate fnanc,
ne Of Simpson county. approved March IL
at 1884.
IL =. To amend an act to incorporate the TOW
nv Of Poplarville: Marion county, approx,
March 18th, l6e4
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We copy from the Times Democrat,
the following notice Of ore of the most
perfect entertainments, in every respect,
ever given in our city
pr and Mrs NJ S. Craft gave pro-
rressiye enehre party on Wednesday even
ing to Miss Jennie Moraucy, which was
said TO be one Of the most recherche enter
tainments Of the season. The rooms were
beautifully decorated with rare flowers,
the refreshments very elegant and delicious.
The guests were Messrs Williamson,
Cutrsr, Lougstreet, Bush, Buchanan, Slllers,
Hilzheim. Hooker, a. Nirden, II. Mayes,
Walter Virden, Barnett, Smith, Eyrich, ,.
Virden and Rodgers Misses Bailey, Dan
lap. Harris, Melville, Vic holland, Bessie
Noisnd Johnston, Lowry, Moore, Camp
bell. Morancy, Robinson ana Mrs. SAN
Virdeu. The ease aud elegance OF style
in which DR.. aud Mrs Craft entertained
made a pleasant evening for the guests"
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DECISIONS OF SUPREME COURT
REPORTED FOR THE CLARION BY c. C.
CAMPBELL.
MoSDAf, March s, 1886.
The following cases were 4grmed

MoSDAf, March 8, 1886.
The following cases we're Affirmed
5047-J. F. Griffin, Y. Emma Ellis. ct al.
9J94-J. Z. Strong, assignee. V. II. +.
Krebs, assignee.
5J5o-B. X. lnmaB, ct al, Y +. J. Morris.
9l l.. {. Miller, =. State Of Mississippi
9ll4-Rafe Redmond. ct al, v. State OF
Mississippi.
2t2I-Ihomas 3. Cato, V. Dennis Gordon
5I5t-F. L. Tyler, Trustee, y. Isaac
Davis
The following cases were revsrssd and
renamed
4Sl5-Z. Z. Jordan. appellant, in matter
Of estate ii VIM. Sartin.
4562--Sionewall Mig. Co., Y. g. F. Peek
5095-E. j CASTOR & Co., '. Shelby
King.
5G97-Sam Farley, V. State Mississippi.
5lO5-Jas. N. Gregory, ct al, v Jane
Field, ct Al.
5l09-Ettie Townsend, Y. Wyatt Kennard
5lll-Amos Virgil, V. State al Mississippi.
3l20-Henry johnson, Y. State Of Nissis-
sippi.
5l22-Harrisnn Walker, v State OF Mis-
sissippi.
5l36-George Richter v. State Of Missis-
si-sippi. Rerased and judgment
entered here.
IN affirming the Judgment in the case Of
l. {. Miller. the Court appointed April
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HOUSE-FIFTIETH DAY.
MONDAY, March g, 1856.

MONDAY, March 6, 1856.
House met pursuant 10 adjournment.
Speaker Sharp in the chair.
Leave of abstn granted TO Messrs
MilIsaps and Eskridge.
Mr. Jones-Act in relation TO fences in
Claiborne county. Passed.
Mr. Truly-To au, hyr.ze the board OF
supervisors Of jefferson county to settle
with ce tain sureties.
To Incorporate the town Of atlanta in
Chickasaw county in this State. Passed.
t. supply the district court of the u :.
for the eastern division of The northern
district with the Code and State Reports.
Passed.
Supplemental 10 an act for the relief OF
certain soldiers and sailors ct he ate war
between the States. Indefinitely post
poned.
To establish heavy arti lery battery on
the sea coast of Mississippi, aud for other
purposes. Considered ia Committee of he
While. Mr.. Gibbs in the char. Reported
back and passed.
This bill provides for an appropriation
By the STATE Of $500 or so much thereof as
is necessary 10 purchase a suiiab e location
on the Coast in order TO secure the appro
prIaiion Of Congress TO each OF the Sea
Coast S ates for the erection of long range
bat; cries.
To D Divide for the payment by railroads
in Mississippile districts of levee taxes.
Passed as amended
To amend an act to incorporate the Yazoo
De Ia Railroad Company. Passed
To amend an act o authorize the District
Attorney of the 4th Judicial District, and
the board of supervisors OF Sharkey county
30 grant extension OF time Tor the settle
ment OF cei tain Judgments OBJ aimed by the
State aud said board Of supervisors res pecl-
lively in SAID county. Pas sed.
For elief of the circuit and chancery
clerks of Shark county. Passed.
| TO provide or the election of the mem
| beis of the Railroad Commits sion Of the
Safe of Mis- is>ippi. Passed.
| To cancel a certain swamp land entry and
fer OH purposes Passed
| BY MIR. Watson-1O amend sections 30Sy
| and $500 Code of 1880. Ju icjary.
Same-ro amend sec. ia of Code ol
| 1850. Judiciary.
| Report % Committee on Benevolent In
stituIions received and adopted.
Mr.. Rowan entered motion to recon
| slider The vote whereby H. g. 6i2 was post
poned.
To require the STATE Treasurer to cover
into the state Treasury any cash balances
rem aiming II m appropriations, and for 9th
| er purposes. Passed.
To prlyide for the better management OF
Public InstitutiOns, and for other Purposes
Subs iitute by committee, Mr.. Harrison il
| he chair.
Mr.. BUrkitt offered an amendment pro
vidIng that the Superintendent of the In
sane Asylum receive a salary of $1,000 in
tead of y, 500 per annum, as provided il
the bill.
Mr.. Clemens moved to table. Tabled an,
bill pass d.
Nj. holland moved to consider he Peni
Tertiary Committees repott. Lost
House resolved i self into Committee o
the Whole for further consideration OF ap
preparation bill. Mr.. H yle in the chair.
After being in Commit ee OF the Who'll
for some time, the committee rose, repoi t
ed pro lress, aud asked le,ye to sit again a
$50 o'clock.
| At l:50 the House a.lionrnad
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5l36-George Richter v. State Of Missis-
si-sippi. Rerased and judgment
entered here
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

Speaker Sharp in the chair.
Leave of absence was granted to Mr.. Nc
Kinney
House resolved itself into Committee o.
the Whole Mr.. Norrell of Yazoo, in the
chair, for the consideration of the appro-
priaiion b Il.
After a lengthy consi Iteration of the same
the Committee rose and reported back to
the House that the bill do pass as amend
ed.
To inoo porate the Vieksburg. Yazoo
Delta and Northeastern railroad Company
Passed amended.
To amend the Mississippi and Tenneess'
Railro d charter. Passed.
To incorporate the Raleigh, Brandon anC
Jackson Railroad Passed
To change The time for holding circui
court in Chickasaw county. Passed.
| AT o clock the House adjourned.
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Mis-. Mefa Nieholson, the beautiful
belle si Livingston. spent Monday in the
city.
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-1ir-. Fannie Barr, now q resident Of
selma Ala. Is visiting her mother, Mrs
U.1leIl
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

Speaker Sharp in the chair
The bill to prohibit the sale of liquors
within three miles OF New Prospect Camp
Ground, in jackson county, was reeon-id-
er d, and Senate amendment concurred in.
The report of Joint Committee on Char
itabe ms ituions received and adopted.
RAPPORT of special committee to inyesti-
gate the entry of certain Swamp lands of
Wayne county received The bill offered
on Ime subject, an act TO cancel certain en-
tries of Swamp Land. Passed.
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LEGIcLATIvE DOTS.

The Speaker Of the House is always on
jme-he takes his chair at $50 Sharp.
The Senate has heouly married Bdteheior
I'M lLe I.aai.lature.
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Mir. and Mrs. N. Green gave IN ele-
r.ut ,uefr- party Wednesday evening 10 a
lew friends
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Ut is rguUrea ihat some 81 our society
r..l-aI remain in strict -eclusion during
lent
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-Do.'t forget the peerless little Katie
Pl.llI Tonight.
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=. To encourage planting oysters and for
ether pu poses.
-. la relation to the Attorney General
At 2io the Senate adjourned
SIGHT SESSION.

Senate met pursuant to adjournment.
Lieut.. Gov, Stands IN The chair.
Mr.. Guyiou offered the following resolu
ton which lies over.
Resolved. That the evening session of the
Senate be changed so as TO read 7:45 P NJ.
instead Of 80 P NJ
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IUe bubble party at Mrs. Wares last
night was both novel and interesting as
wei. as highly entertaining
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oau horize the issuance of bonds to raise
money for the canepllatinn of indebtedness
contracted in the establishment of the vari-
oas educational and charitable institutions
of the State
This bill provides for he issuance of II
per cent. bonds, 10 the amount OF 500, 600.
TO be redeemahle in 1907. and TO be exempt
| from state, county and municipal taxes
raised y mill These bonds to be fiOated &c
meet present demands upon the Treasury
/ To amend secs 555 and 5S5, Code of 1880
so as to incIe public revenue of the Stat
and TO provide for the faithful collection o
the same
Mr.. Norrell of Yazoo in the chair.
Pending the discussion and considers
ton of the bill, the House at 5:45 adjourned
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The attention ai holders Of Mis-issip-
%. Levee Bonds 30. issued u-der Act
1871. 10 invited % au advertisement in this
isyu..
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Clara Louise Kellogg Friday night.
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Miss Lillian Wise. OF Jefferson county,
is ln The city aud sill remain with her
father until lhe adiDuumeut Of the Legs
laJIre.
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soft guns we'll aimed at duck 9
piovef,
Recoil and kick their holders over"

But when shot al things that iniesi tne
liver, the blood, the kidneys, and me s ,ssn.
Browns Iron Tonic will fail 70 down 'ns y
never. Price 81 per bottle. For sale " -
r. Lsdbetter.
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By special request OF number Of
citizens, Miss Katie Putnam will present
tonight, Tor the irst time in our city,
"The Little Detective" instead OF The
Old Curiosity Shop. This Is one OF Lotta's
famous plays, aud the press and public
unite in saying that Miss Putnam's rendi
tiOn is fully equal to that OF Lolita. A
good audience will no doubt welcome
JaCkson's iavorite actress.
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Members Of the Legislature are speci-
ally invited, before their departure for
their hnme-, TO read the special announce
msut Of spring clothing by >tedman u Co.,
and call aud examine their stock, which
]. Imm.m.e. mud nllrncLIve ID prices.
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The occupations OF life are not numer-
ously represented in the Legislature, but
Pamela has furnished an accomplished COOK,
Neshoba a skilliul Cooper, Nazoo a NO.
Taylor, ana ltawamba Weaver who takes
up the tangled webs and unravels the
kinks in debate.
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In affirming The Judgment in the case Of
/. {. Miller, the Court appointed April
q, 1886, as the day Of execution.
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The dance at the Gem Engine House
last Wedne dey night ia honor OF Miss
Ctrss, OF McComb oHy, was very enjoy
able AFFAIR.
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