yreesMonry.
Il " Msadsaippl
I "V. j-tbiny-Aflb annusl Bessie,.
Erf Kin.
flrf .sn"r--i
lecturer.
j fasaniar.
maid est - . .
JLd Principal Sojourner, pro tern.
ZL U..vIArch Captain.
155 'rtswad Multr 3d Vail.
iMIW'
tinea -
.,,,,1 Master. 1st ail.
rliiuilain. vro la.
r Imi 01 V ,il DM 1 m
Hi, 111 . ; r -
T:n,l SrUtlBeL
0 I'aiton, B. a Trice, P. M
Itman M.. U. N. Dickenson, Juo.
LrTEBS EEPE3TED.
fTxhis. T. Chamberlain.
IYrYrtm" 1. auon.
SWilliam rrencu.
L. Lincoln,
it .iw- Snrin J. M. Boon.
fi Hubert Bradley.
,!, 1'. KU
-las. T. Meade.
CWiu. PrfaaAf.
-R. C 1 atty, noaurnamp.
Vo 12. I.renaiia v. r. lowier.
Eg. Abstdtoa -B, B. Brannin.'
f o. 20 l.liey.
H. Herson.
jjlj. T. lirtflin.
Sanii" Ja- A. rainwater.
, 'ui..k Hawk John Bedford.
f-Ia at Howry.
, r. i agio.
Fulton Gee. Martin.
-IL 1 . unuH
Jo. SI, (. hulalioma lw P.
Lauderdale J. -. 1'orter.
-L. I). Menu.
. M. Hick.
. Jin. 72, .Satartin W. W. bumble v.
. No. T-V-Win. ltaylis.
fcl-t;. A. .Splvey.
I Brand vwinu springs joiin A. lial-
. , Water Valley Geo. W. Ful-
9S. Ashland B. T. Kinibroiuzh .
I 31 Hindi 1). Cameron.
Ji. c. luuicy.
. 101 J. 1. Melton.
ltr w. A. itiutxpte.
No. lo." J. M. Iioberson.
h,7Wni. Finaeld.
ISo. 108, Moss lJoint T. A. Coul-
-V. M. Savery.
h- T. K. Pcttua.
, Watorford A. D. Bailey.
, 112 J. A, t coper.
. (ireeuville W. 1). Ferrla.
irers submitted their reports, which
appropriate committee.
Emoon was occupied In the consid-
Ibed Constitution, to conform to
nrescrtbed hy tne.uenoral Grand
ton on which was deferred until
hih Priesthood was conferred on
Ion Monday night.
I brief summary ol the business
may be revived and all arrcaraees
illcation is made within ninety
earnest tribute of resDeet was
lories of the General Grand Hlirh
Bower, and William Thompson.
1 Sojourner, who recently died at
nine session was occuoiod In the
i proposition to revive Councils of
Masters. After an elouuent and
L in which Messrs. Savery, SiknhI,
lit, Kimbroueh, Frenrh, Bowcn,
i participated, the prbisMition was
host unanimous vote.
it" the Constitution was adopted
kt meeting, reducing mileage and
actual and m ccKsaiv exmmses.
ire chosen Grand Ctficers for the
,Crand Hlah Priest.
, Kcputv (irand High lYiest.
km I King.
hmiid ."sen ho.
and ( liaiilain.
Iir.md Lecturer.
End Treasurer.
jid aeeiMary,
krlain, (irand ("ant. of Host.
Irand Principal .sojourner.
and lioyal Arcli I aptaiii.
in, (irand Master :id ail.
Irand Master 2d Vail.
Irand Master 1st Vail,
Inind lyler.
rnest was chosen as special re-
e General Grand Chapter in Au-
nileneo Cmiimittee P. M. Sav-
, Win, Kicburils.
KieedE. Geo. DeLap, John. Y-
0. raxton, B. S Trice, N. W,
wentatives of North Carolina and
Hiards and Wm. Priestly, were r-
ana honors, anil complimentary
. uowry and ieeit.
oliition of thanks to the Maon-
(Itueiis of .lackson, und the rail-
9 01 tare, was adopted.
Inned its business at H r. v.
I. of the State Ledger has
lals of his office to Mr. li.
will publish the Brook-
Mr. Ihililis is a practical
table and experienced
withal a gentleman of in-
th. He will carry into
rise the best wishes of his
this city where he has
pildhood.
under the lead of Mr. In-
have put books, pam-
er printed matter unon
this is rather overdoine
The proper way is to
r as practicable, the rev-
I .
i adopt it.
83 has purchased the
p, and is keeping that
f high standard where it
r the good management
overnmont has prohib
ition of i American hog
Pnv. on nepiiniit nf tf?r
liis country.
ledore Parlsot.
lercial.
an TT. pJBtot hn.
dtlency of the Parisot
ie of Piirisiit will bo
fm wealthy corporation,
i jicraevcnng aoiuiy,
flnnM ... . i . 11
iiivu, anaemcuKi oy
Co ot character and
i mit of an insignifi-
3t intn uno nf til,.
t Properties in the coun
(lnyniiinj Ijt: : : :
inns as long as the
a 3 is.
owurus me sea.
Them With
Forty
ot Pole.
- v.. .
i Illinois, is coine to
ne of Representatives
ki Orant with hn rant
Gcnpral
"M I 111 J11I1 -
I wtter hurry it through
-"can uongreas, if pos
xt Conirreas will not
uPon it with f aYor.
The
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
Of the Board of Mayor and Aldermen
of the City of Jackson.
Jaczsoi, Mm , January 29, 18S3.
.i m mciai meeting ot the Board of
L ii .. fllue,n OI tM L'tv of Jacksou
held Monday, January th," 1.S83, there
were preaent, Hon. Jno. McGiU, Mavor
Aldermen Ixwd, Spenglerand TaWor.
aiurrmsa uisa presented the petition of
J. 'an vinous and spirituous
laqw0r"' " me WM fileJ "ording to
No farther business appearing the Board
then adjourned.
W1I1II JOHN McGILL, Mayor.
M. M. McLxod, City Clerk.
JAcasoH, Miss, Feb. 7, 1883.
at a regular meeting of the Board of
r ",u Alaemen of "e City of Jaekaon,
held Wednesday February 7th, '1883, there
were preaent Hon. Jno. McGill, Mavor
Aldermen, Hull, Jonea, Lowd, Spenl'ler
and Taylor. Absent, Alderman Hamilton.
The reading of the minutes of the hut
meeting was, on motion, dispensed with.
Report of Officers.
CITY CLERK'S MONTHLY RKPOET.
Jacksos, Miss., Feb. 7, 1883.
To the Honorable Board of Mayor and Al
dermen of the City of Jackson :
Gestlkmkk I herewith submit mv report
of warrants and licenses, issued during the
month of January, 1883 :
CITY WARRANTS i: :,; ;:
Jno. McGill, executive...
H. Spengler, executive
Ben. Jones, executive
F. 15. Hull, executive
M. M. McLeod, executive
Isydore Strauss, executive
Jno. C. Carraway, executive..
Jos. Patton, janitor
Chas. Morgan, jailor
B. Fitzpatrick, police
J. J. Williams, police
George Williams, police
J. W. Washington, police
It. G. Taylor, police
Wm. Young, police
Alex. Wilson, police
75 00
89 38
41 25
23 60
25 00
100 OO
50 00
5 40
16 00
37 50
20 00
37 50
27 50
27 50
3 76
5 00
E. Robinson, police 375
Peter Dickson, police a 7s
Pat. Clark, police. 5 0
Robt. Isler, violioe.
5 00
6 00
Robt. Armstrong, police.
J. D. Monahan, police....
J. J. Jones, police
25
6 25
J. proule, streets 37 50
H. Mayson, streets 21 60
L. Willis, streets . 2 Q0
H. Radigan, streets 5 75
E. Richardson, streets 100 00
Watkins, streets 8
I. Strauss, streets 19
20
75
50
rl. M. Taylor, streets 27
A. JUcuinms, streets
18 88
W. Cranberry, streets 4 80
Abe Holmison, streets H fiO
G. D. Sid way, streets 18 52
Dameron & Swan, streets 22 78
A. Tyler, streets co 00
I. Strauss, streets, (corn and bay).... 147 80
v n '..! .
11 j. uciiiDj , i;7iiiciGrjr rcfiuirn ....... X oo
W. T. Ratlin', clerk, recording deeds 9 75
Jackson Gas Light Co., gas and coal 40 00
Jackson Gas Light Co., gas 40 60
Unas. Morgan, leeding prisoners.... 57 00
A. Virden, jail 5 (K)
B. Jones, hauling 2 60
C. Carraway, burying dogs 75
Total $1,245 96
SOIIOOL HOUSE WARRANTS.
F. A. Wolfe, janitor $ 48 00
Jackson B. Society, rent 100 00
H. Spengler a Sons, supplies 5 87
Total $ 153 87
SCHOOL TEACHERS WARRANTS.
Miss Annie Patterson 15 00
Mr. IS. L. Gilliam 50 Oil
Miss Belle Campbell
.... 0"
.... 30 00
6 60
.... 25 00
.... 40 00
.... 35 00
Mins Adele McLauchlin
Mrs. Sarah Dawson....
Miss A. F. Cole
Miss Marv Johnson...
Mrs. C. Halbert ...
Miss Cornelia Lusk...
Miss Sue Wilkinson..
Miss Emma Kerr
Miss Sallie Patton
Miss Nellie Carter
Miss J. Henderson
.... 40 00
.... 35 00
.... 35 00
.... 35 m
.... 27 50
0 00
....$ 415 00
Total
LICENSES.
Jan. 8, 18S3 H. Mailer & Son, re
tail hijuor uealers, expires Jan. 8,
1884 $ 100 00
Jan. ti, 1853 Mrs. H. Cohen retail
liotior dealer, expires Jan. 6, 1884 100 00
Jan. 9, 1883 Mrs. H. Cohen, mer
chant, expires Jan. 1, 1884 5 00
Jan. 10, 1883 Henry Houston, dray,
expirea Jan. 8, 1884 7 50
Jan. 11, 1883 C. Hinckle, retail li
quor dealer, expires Jan t, 1884.... 100 00
Jan. 18.1S83-C. L. Croft, selling by
sample, expires Jan. 'in, 1883 10 00
Jan. 18, 1883 E. A S. Virden, mer
chants, expires Jan. 1, 1884.. 25 00
Jan. 18, 1883 Jno. Cleary, mer
chant, expires Jan. 1, 1884 10 00
Jan. 18, 1883 Branson St. Gibbs,
merchants, expires Jan. 1, 1884.... 2 50
Jan. 18. 1883 A. Virden, merchant,
expires Jan. 1, 1884. 25 00
Jan. 18, 1883 E. v. Seutter, mer
chant and photo gallery, expires
Jan. 1, 1884 10 00
Jan. 18, 1883 Eyrich A Co., mer
chants, expires Jan. 1; 1884 5 00
Jan. 18, 1883--John Conway, mer
chant, expires Jan. 1, 1884 2 60
Jan. 18, 1883 P. W. Peeples, hotel,
expires Jan. 1,1884 37 60
Jan. 18, 1883 Geo Lemen, mer
chant, expires Jan. 1, 1884 2 50
Jan. 18, 18P3 E.B. Scott, merchant,
expires Jan. 1, 1884 ...u 2 50
Jan. 19, 1883 Mrs. M. B. Johnson,
boarding house, expires Jan. l'J
1884 2 50
t oneer. exnircs Jan. 20. 1 lJ WJ
Jan. 23, 1883 Crescent Warehonsc
I Olllllll 11 v. cotton weiirheii. cx-
uireaSept. 1, 1884 10 00
Jan. 23, 183 Crescent Warehouse
Piimiiniir trnirnna -(2. expires
N..nt. 1. 184 30 00
T.n ou iH:r Holit Sninnels. lunch
Ktanil. exnires March 1. 1884 10 00
Total fl 00
Respectfully,
M. M. McLeod, City Clerk.
CITY COLLECTOR'S RETORT.
To the Honorable Board of Mayor and
the Citv of Jackson.
Al
GKNTL6HEN I haye the honor to report
the following as my collections for the month
of January, 1888 :
Clty $808 W
Bond and interest - 306 66
av.l 153 41
pjre ... 76 93
Street and road 20 00
Damages - "
A in uvq vw"---
I'riviliacrP ......... t w w
Total il619 64
LIJTT OFPEIrlLEGSS COLLECTED.
.a Hon retail liauor deal-
..3..:.:;....:.. -
Clarion: Wednesday, February 14, 1883.
Hannah Cohen, retail liquor
MO 10
Heury Hoaston, drar.........'!."
Mr llan&ah Cohen, merchant 6 00
II. Murphy, lunch stand .. 10 00
Chris Hinckle, retail liquor dealer. 100 00
B. H. Dameron, wagoa-... 16 00
Helm & Griffith, merchants 7 60
W. T. Simmons A Bro.. Butchem.
(1882).... ;
E. A S. Virden, merchants
John Clean-, merchant
Saasuel Lemly, dray..-
Lemly 8on, merchanU
A. irden, merchant
E. y. Seutter, merchant tad photo
grapher Eyrich A Co.. merchants
Brunson A Gibbs, merchant
John Conwav. merchant
60 00
25 00
10 HO
7 50
10 00
25 00
10 00
5 00
2 50
2 50
Sal. Dreyfns, merchant 6
P. W. Peeples, hotel 87
M
1 nas. u troft, selling t.y sample...
Geo. Lemon, merchant....
M 00
2 60
E. B. Scott, merchant 2 60
Mrs. M. B. Johnson, boardin?
house
J. Winter, Jr., selling by sample
W.J. Brown, Jr., auctioneer. .-.
Albrecht & Scott butchers (18821...
2 50
10 00
12 50
00 00
Geo. Fergnson, dray 7
v.resceni warehouse Company, cot
ton weighers
Crescent Warehouse, wagon
Creseeut Warehouse, wagon
B. Bearlcw, street vender
10 00
15 00
15 00
5 00
Adam Holbert, peddler on foot;
2 .VI
tobt. Samuels, lunch stand .' 10 00
Total privileges 280 00
Verv respectfully,
E. H. Rkbkr. City Collector.
sexton's rcport (white.)
Jackson, Miss., Feb. 1, 1883.
To the Honorable Board St Mavor and Al
dermen of the City of Jackson ;
Gcntlemkn As Sexton for the white
people, I herewith submit a report of inter
ments iuthe City Cemetery during the month
of January, 1883 :
January 10, Mrs. Marv Armstrong, age 33
years, swamp fever ; Hinds county,
January 17, child of Mr. Jno. Mixell, age
two hours.
January 20, Mrs. Maggie S. Miaell, age
27 years, hematuric fever.
January 24. Mrs. Vermelia Connnil
57 years, malarial fever.
January 27, LrnestmeTapley, age 7 years,
congestion of the bowels.
Very respectfully submitted,
Phillip Ryan, City Sexton.
sexton's bkport (coloeed.)
Jackson, Miss., Fab. 1, 1383.
To the Honorable Board of Mayor and Al
dermen. Gentlemen I have the honor herewith
to submit a report of interments of color
ed persons in the City Cemetery during the
month of January, 1883 :
January 8, Eliza Shelton, age 60 years,
heart disaase.
January 9, Ben Johnson, age 60 years, con
gestive chill ; pauper.
January 10, Lulu Ruffin, age 9 years,
pneumonia.
January 14, Lewis Clark, age 70years,par
alysis. January 16, Peter Johnson, age 24 years,
pneumonia.
January 18, Julia Temples, age stran
gled. January 21, Jack Anderson, age 22 years,
congestive chill.
January 24, Lucy Bell, age disease not
known ; pauper.
January 23, Rosa Warner, age five months,
pneumonia.
Verv respectfully submitted,
Tony IUk.n'kh, City Sv'xton.
REPORTS OP COMMITTEES.
Alderman Spengler, Chairman of the Com
mittee on Claims, reported the following
accounts an correct and recommended the
payment of the same :
SCHOOL.
E. Watkins, stores $ ir, 40
Jos. H. Morris; coal 53 00
E. Murrell, repairs 2 00
Lucinda McMillan, janitress 6 00
Louisa Walker, janitress 5 00
Oeorgic Williams, janitress 3 00
Total
63 40
CITY.
lerrv Kellev, streets $
(5 00
4 00
W. 11. Taylor, streets
Hunter A Harrington, medicine for
prisoners
2 05
50 70
1 50
Chas. Morgan, feeding prisoners
Jno. C. Carraway, burying dogs etc..
Total $ 73 85
On motion, the accounts were allowed
and warrants ordered to be issued in DAV
mcnt thereof.
A petition in regard to the storage of coal
oil in square No. 1 South, signed by owners
and occupants of property in said square,
was presented, read, and on motion referred
to the Committee on Safety.
rue petition ot J. W. Albrecht to retail
vinous and snirituous liouors. was submitted
and filed according to law.
On motion, the sum of JoT.oO was allowed
to B. W. Griffith for right of way through
lot 54, Whitfield survey, continuation of
Mill street.
On motion, the sum of $160 00 was allowed
to Geo- Muh for right of way through lot 8,
west Jackson, tor Ularke" street, north
from Capital street.
On motion, the sum of S2o.60 was allowed
B. R. Jordan, deputy sheriff, same being
reward for arrest of criminals offered by the
Mayor and expense lor telegram.
Alderman laylor submitted the follow
ing:
jHesolofl, That the salary of the City Clerk
bo and the same is hereby fixed at $400.00
per annum, and the resolution was adopted.
Ho ottieial bond ol h,. II. Ucber, City Col
lector, was presented, approved, filed and
ordered spread upon the minutes.
Th City Marshal reported certain side
walks ji being out of repair, and the matter
wns referred to the Street Committee for
thoirwtion under chapter 4, article 1, Re
vised Ordinances.
On motion, the Street Committee was in
structed to take neeessary aetion in the mat
ter of purchasing a street through north end
of the Blind Asylum property, from North
street cast to Jeliers 111, continuation of Asy
lam street
On motion, the Board adjourned.
JOHN MoGILL, Mayor.
M. M. McLeod, City Cleik.
A Medicine of real merit prescribed by
many leading physicians, and univcrsnlly
recommended bv those who hnve used it, as
a true tonic is, Brown s Iron Bitters.
In contemplation, if a man begin with
certainties, he shall end in doubts; but
if he will be content to begin with doubU
he shall end in certainties. liacon.
The talent of success is nothing more
than doing what you can do well, and
doing well whatever you do without a
thought of lame. ixmgteiiow.
The best government is not that which
renders the individual happiest, but that
which renders the greatest number hap
py. gh. P. LHi Uoa.
Correspondence of the Clarion.
THE CHARITABLE IXSTnTTIOKS OW
KATCHKZ THE PROTESTANT ORPHAN'
A Y M M. ST. MARY'8 FEMALE ORPHAN
ASYLUM, DEVEREUX HALL BOYS
ASYLUM.
Xatvusb, February S, Its.
EDiroas Culeion : lleia oilM beta again I
resume my obaenraUou oi the eoierpriaing rltr of
Satchee.
First, I nill k other charitable inntitutions,
la which he sua pre-eiuinentlr alone in her
glair he whole State of Mlwbsippl, thlu Tirtu
llj oomHutiuK her food people the lusier parents
oi the easaleaa little orphans of the Stale consigned
to their eat, how oubie- the trust! how (rand the
mission to be the almoners not on It of the temporal
and physical wants of these little orphan., but also
to be the guardians of their moral training, by
which their youthful minds are impressed with
pure morals and the truths of religion, and they
are saved from temptation that would end In Urea
of shame and of tire, and are prepared, as nun aad
women, to make good members of society when
atnt out from these noble institutions!
TttK NATl'ttKZ PROTKSTAST "Wins ASYLUM.
ThU Institution iu which the Masonic order has
of late years taken so much Interest, li venerable
with atre, baring been founded as far back as the
year 1816, within a few days only of 67 years aso.
Hundreds of orphans hare found a home within
Its walls, and been reared to usefulness. As is
always Uic case where suffering humanity required
aid and comfort, woman was on hand to alleviate
the cry of tho orphan, so this UutttaUsa was
founded by ladies entirely, who adopted a Consti
tution on the 12th of March IS1G, the last artii of
which reads as follows: "With an humble reliance
on the blessings of Him who Is the Inspirer of every
benevolent feeling, the subscriber embark in this
enterprise of charity. May it be the means of res
cuing some youthful minds from the paths of igno
rance and vice, may it cause some widows heart
to "sing lor Joy," aud they will be amply rewarded."
As Tub Clabiok, of the 8th of November last,
gave a brief insight iuto the workings of the institu
tion, I herewith quote what it said, as nothing can
not be published too often that may do good to such
a cause "The Asylum is not under the control of
any denomination. It Hoard of Lady Managers In
clude members of all the Pros tea tant churches and
of the Hebrew congregation In Matches. There are
about fifty children in the Asylum at present, most
ly girls. Orphanage of respectable parentage are
the only terms of admission. Children without
father or mother preferred, but In exceptional cases,
they are received when the mother Is living. The
asylum children attend tho public schools In
Matches, and are required to attend Sabbath school
and church. A most excellent lady (Mrs. White)
is In chaise as matron, and the Lady Manager have
frequent meetings, aad give the interests of the in
stitution their ersonal and patient attention."
And thus for near sixty-seven years the noble
ladles of Natchesha vo kept their Asylum open to
the Orphans, at times they have been very hard
pressed for funds to pay the expenses of the institu
tion, and their brave hearts have been sorely tried,
when In spite of all their sacrifices It seemed almost
impossible to keep up the institution, but just then
some liberal person would come to their rescue and
the crisis would be nassed for the time la.lno in he
renewed again aud to he similarly overcome. This
should not Iw the case; those ladies should be aided
ny mo people 01 the wnole Htate, and tho burden
not allowed to lie borne mostly bv Natche. There
was a iinivcrsnl expression of regret 1 11 Mississippi
when the Ijmdenlale Orphan's Home was forced to
close Its doors and disband Its precious charge for
tho want of support. Let no such fate ever befall
either of tho Asylums hi Natchez. I cannot cJoM
this iconic trliiutc to tho .Spartan bund of ladies upon
whom hnve fallen the 111 mi ties of the s.imi. i fnumt.
ers of the Natchex Protestant Orphan Asylum, with
out giving the names of the officers at'leust to the
reaiu rs 01 me 1 iik i i akion,; their names are Mrs.
Agnes uoa, rrcsment: Mrs. Kata N. Mfnoi -crc-tary;
Mrs Mary IL Klemmlng, Treasurer; Mrs.
White, .Matron.
ST. mart's or phaji astm-m.
Ill a much larger huildi fB. with a Inrcre there
story brick dormitory, mid other accessories to
luaxe 111c minutes happy ami contented Is found the
Catholic Orphan Asylum of the above name, con
ducted by those noble aolfsiacrifloing women, lh
world over, the Sister of Charity who took charge
01 mkj liisiiMiiiou on ino OUjH 01 January , IK7, a
little over :! years airo. The Inn Mm - ihnn ,,
much smaller, but was gradually enlarged to Its
prose in iinieiisions. 1 wo great houclacturs, Dr.
Mercer and Hr. (I'lielllv. have contribute,! h
towards enlarging the institution, lis mode of
suosisllng out-ule of its giiiilen and receipts from
sewing ni the children, is principally derived from
charitable contributions which committees of ladies
of Matclic gather in throughout tho whole (State.
Natchez, however, as Iu the ease of the l'r.,1, sin til
Asylum, contributing far more than anv other
town. Children regardless of creed are received.
an that is asked is whether thev are ornhans mol
arc is.or, and to the cnslit of the Institution 110
child has ever licen. refused admittance because mil
a I 'allelic, neither are children 0 I'frotestant par
ents obliged to beeanu) Catholjpi, and If over the
eiiimren au 10 is liaptir.ed ( atholirs, consent
cither parent Is first obtained, if llvim
The luiiulier of children received since St. Man 's
Asylum was estahlisheil, amounts to MH, of which
linmlsjr only 42 died In the institution, a verv
small peroentage Indeed for such a long 1 1 anil
I he very best endorse lit of how well lhcn...,ll.tn.t,
are taken care of by thu good Sisters A lady friend
who wont through the whole establishment to-day
Informed me that It was the very Hrfertlou of
cleanliness and neatness. Some sixty orphans are
in the Asvlum at oressent. all irirls. the i..,i ,,,, ,.
iiaving necii provided wun good anil decent homes 1
for It bet ho. dut y of the sisters ami brolhi rs not onlv
to care for others, whilst under their immediate
supervision, nut also to provide them with good
stations in life, when thev leave the estshllsl..ni
ana thus many young women raised In the Asy.
iuiiis 01 finoaes nave done well, and to-day are In
aftttietit circumstance. St. Mary's Asylum is now
under the charge ol Sister Thlrsela, a most amiable
lanv. who is wnoiir devoted to her .. n.r... t
school Is taught in the institution for the younger
children, while the more advanced attend Bt.
Joseph school, near by. thus the educational a
wen as me spiritual interest ol the children are
well cared for. The people of Natchei feel much
pride In the Irotestant and Catholic Asylums of
their citv and well thev inav. for thev are u. n eon.
ducted and are doing an immense amount of good,
which me cute nuouio recognise ny nis-ral appro
priations to their support at the next session of the
Lagtslatara, The Stale educate her sons free nf
charge at xford and Starkvilln, that they may not
grow up In ignorance, how much more claim have
me orphan 111 Hatches upon the Statu, who have
no parents to provide for them, anil save them
from growing In ignorance and vies, too. Thev are
from all parts of the 8tate and abuuld be. helpeil by
,11. .
ni-.VKitfaa half,.
If the girls ar" well provbV-lI i in tho two Av
liinis above dcsorlhea, so are tin-tioy in Itey ereux
Hall, condnelee by sev.11 members of the order Pf
Cbristluu I't i ilicrs, utiiii r the direction of tin, tin r
outhraii. Here are t llovs iroui fi ve vears old and
upwards, and Iho happiest Uliin toUows I ever saw
together so atlacheil are these ertllilon to the
Brothers ami the institution, thatea' li'iie fellow,
seven years I. j,u nt anxious to pi homo wlta
his own niotl" r n in n asked tlieiMieMnui. Thev eo-
joy kishI health and the Urn
me dial there had not lcri
tiou for the seven years that he had Isaii 1 nunc, ted
with i I This sylnm was 1 bartered January 25,
isgs, 1ms had as high as 6:1 orphans under Its charge
at one time, an 1 then as low n- 11. It has Its own
school in the institution, m l tbo boss are taught
Industry by ts'lng made to work me hour each day
in the arS' 11 . from the sale of vegetahh from the
sardeti nf the insiitiltiun 81 -o-'i was dei ivl Awards
Its sujstrt last year, certainly a very good shriwing.
Al I ", years of age the boy are provided with goiwl
homes out aid thill make room for other orphan
boys to bo received la the Institution. The build
ing and ground of Devereux Hall are very exten
sive, and by their admirable training of the hor in
it, the Christian Brother are doing much good ami
should he liberally sustained. Both St. Mary Asy.
lum and the Hoy Asylum are under the watchful
care of Bishop .tarmaen, the learned Bishop of the
Diocese of Natchca, and a most allahle ami courteous
gentleman.
In conclusion, and a an Incentive to the generous
to give o( their subntane to either or allot t he
noble institutions, I cite for all three In Ita own
beautiful words, the appeal of the Protestant Orphan
Asylum for help as follow: "This institution
cares for orphan children, supporting and educating
them. It depend for It niafutalueiioe wholly upon
the good will of charitable and generous people.
Contribution will be promptly acknowledged, and
report of same published at Anniversary in April."
Yours truly, O. It. B.
If yon are miserable and medicines have
not helped you, do not giT op, but try Par
kr' Ginger Tonic.
VDMONXY REeUNDEQ
iL Perfect Corset Secured At Last
A combination of C01 lid W i k Spkinox, Whalft
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Yield readily to every respiration, and Is equal
ly comfortable lu any position assumed by the
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Warranted to retain Its perfect shape till worn
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and you will wear no other.
What Leading Chicago Physicians
Say of It:
Chicago, Oct, 25, lsfMk
1 hTr "m,nwJ BH' Health Preserving Oor
so. and believe it I In every respect beat calcula
ted to preserve the health or the woman who
wears It. It does not seem possible for the wearer
of uch a corset to be Injured by tight lacing. It
should recieve the favorable endorsement or the
Physicians who have the opportunity of examining
IL Jambs Nvia Ily ua,
I fully endorse what Or. Hyde says la the abova
Bot- W. n. Brroao.
. . . , . Cbicaoo, Oct. It, lsto.
? bavweaamlned Ball's Health Preserving cor
set aad believe it to be the least injurious to the
- vuioi a uavv een.
A. J. Baztkb, If. D.
I do no. advta. . '"A
fa 00 sx-and she giijreJiv will-Tad viae
" 7.7" xseaiinrreservingcoraeu,
Iriih -i,.",k,l3r ,0 do ,ow nJury than any other
with which I am acquainted.
A. Bbbvks Jacksow.
For sale by A. VIKlMiM.
feb.H,'t3-lni.
TUTT'S
iPECTORAWT
la oompoaed o Herbal and Muciliiginoua prod
ucts, which permeate) the substance of the
Ijungs, cxpeetorntea tbo acrid matter
that oollect in the llronehiui Tubes, und form a
aoothUr coating, width relieves the Ir
ritation that caiiMoa the cough. It demises
thelnnaraof nil Impurities, strrngthe-i'i
themtvnenenfeobleil by cllseaae,luvmi -ate
the oiroulation of the blond, and bracts tho
xicrvou system. fJllsrht eolde often end lit
consumption. Ule dangerous to neglect
them. Apply tho remedy promptly. A
teat of twenty year warrants tho assertion that
nortmoiy has ever been fonnd that Is ns
JaW.'l
inflammation, aud it use speedily cures the most
obstinate oough. A pi oaaant cordial , ehll
rtren take tt readily. Tor Croup U Is
aavnluahlo end should be In every family.
nml'l Itou.e.
TUTT?9
PILLS
ACT DIRECTLY ON THE LlvSg?
Cure Chills and Fever, Vyapepilai.
SlekUeadnehe.BUlons Colle.Conatlpa
tlon, Hlieumwtism, l llrs, fnlnllntlonof
tho Heart, IMaatness. Torpid ldvcr, ana
Iremnle IrresrularlUeS. If you do not "feel
very well," a eingle pill stimulate the stomach,
i otoretlte appetite, impart vigor to tho system.
A NOTED DIVINE SAYS:
i)B.lurr: Dear Sin For tn year I havo
been a martyr to Dyspep is, Cc-nstipatlon and
l'ilc. Lost sprlngyonr pill Were recommended
tome; I ued them (but with lit tie faith). I am
now a well man, have pood appetite, digestion
perfeot, regnlar tool, pile gone, and I havo
gained forty pounds solid flcslu They are wurlh
their w. ii-blm gold.
fiBT. B. I,.BIMrRO?T,T.culvine, Ky.
Ofllce, A if Murray St., R'exv York.
1H. 'fPTT'S M AMI! A I. of tscful
Jlti elptsi lti:E ti appllcntlvn. )
The State Ledger,
JACKSON, MISS.
Price, Per Year, .... 4U.30.
HAVING BOtTOBT THE t tiMKT NKWspa
Vxn without it.- aaset or liabilities tlie un
dersiKiml will move the husitic and material of
The Broohhaven Ledprer to JacVsok,
and ooatiaua the DttbUoawn ol We paper under
the name of
"THE STATE LEDGER."
It will be issued
Saturday, February 17Ui, 1883.
The pnimr will be eight psges In form ; Democratic
in politics, hut not of an ultra typo. All opponents
will be courteously treated. Tbo Interest of the
State will bo advocated, and the news of the day.
published. Personalities will never be Indulged In.
It shall lc tin-proprietor's aim to make a live, re
liable, clean and readable ncwspajier.
Hnhserlption Hooks srw now en, and the pat
ronage of the public is solicited.
RespeetfwBy, M. II. hi.nkv.
Jaiksun, Miss., Feb. 7, ls:i.
DI880LLTI0N of CO-PAKT ERSHIP,
THIS IS TO HIVH KOTIf'K TIT AT "TtifJ'CO
pagtnerinip berebifura existing between A. A.
Polices and P. ). llllzliu, In tile Lumber businnss,
was by mutual couseiit, dissolved on llielstdarof
the present month. All parties Indebted to the late
firm will come forward and setth Immediately, and
are costof collection. I'. li. HILZIM,
a. a. mLK&i.
Our upcessnr Is Mr. .' ' RgPtT) worthy geu
tleuian, who will continue ienim sh .,t our old stand,
wberu Mr. A. (.'. KKitn, an rfpnrlenved bnn
Ik,: in in, will be found ready to attend to the want
of eswbimcrs. A yard has also I 1 1 established In
VYest Jackson, where Mr. A. A. I'olko-, ot the old
firm, will represent the iuurrrstsof Mr. Rsdtw, A
complete sb k of Luinb r and lluildiiiu .Material of
every description, etc., always on hau l.
tobVrMui.
Wanted, a Situation
AH DRIJMMKK 01 bALESMAM IN A tiOtlK
r. i sines- House. Am well acquainted with
the business men in a hiv pirtion of this ute.
i an furnish the best of references. Was engaged in
the Commission business iu New Orleans lor a num-ls-r
of years. Address, J. It. AHAMH,
fell., s; In. . .Iai-ksos, Miss.
NOTICE
J 8 HERKBY OIVKS THAT TUB BRITTKII
America Assurani-e (Vinipany, of Toronto, Can -a,
will withdraw it deposit trots the Mtate Treas
ary, on the 7th day of August, lss'l.
Wjf. L. 1IKMINOWAY,
feb5,'S.V6m. Ktate Treaaurer.
3 To Avoid Any Baukrupky,
I WILL SELL MY ENTIRE STOCK AT FLHOT
cost Csll one) Call all, for Haboains.
Ieb7,'5-im. At MBS. 11. KAUFMAN'S,
5
HOLME'S LINIMENT
, rut
MOTHER'S FRIEND I
Oae of the creetest eomf oru to those expectbaC
io be ecu fined la a remedy upon which Implicit ooa
adsoco oaa be placed -one that wUl produce a !
aad quiet daUvery-oao that wUl control paia sad
shorten th duration of labor. Such Is 'TKa ktora
aa FaiasD." Try It aad what
A Blaasin: it la to SmJTertin Fonaaloa.
This Llatmeat whea used two or three weeks ba.
iw nnuiaui, proancas a woaaerrat as
atlvsly llttls pain, aad
wf a vwy savy aaa auiea laser,
diuea to recover quick ly - or In other word to haves
a ood awttiac up. Uudsr iu an. labor will otdlMt
ftfy occupy much less than the usual time, aad
thesuflerin bs diminished beyond ax press! oo.
The ooediUon for which this rtmedy la offered kt
of uch a charactar as to forbid a lon array of cer
tificate. Those Interested to Its lis ail lasaiefit
fully rafarred to the hundred who have uasdfL
READ THE TESTIMONIALS :
I moat earnestly entreat every male ei pectins;
to be coo Sued to ose tbo Tbb MefaaaW
Fat awn. " Oouplsd with tbts tntrssty, I will add
that during a lare obstetrical practtos (forty four
years), 1 have never known tt to fall to 'prodoos a
safe and quick delivery.
H. J. HOLM XS, If. D., Atlanta. Oa.
A lady from one of the rouatle of Kiddle Oeoa
aia, who baa been acting as midwife for many
years, writs : "I have disposed of all Twa Mot h
ma Faitmi you sent ms.sod I amDELlOHTBIk
WITH IT. In every Instance where It baa been
used ita streets have been all that I could ask. I
CXINSIBKB IT A UBBAT BL88IN'J."
A eratleman writes : "My wife need your Moth
kk's Ksiknu at her fourth confinement, and her
testimony latbatshe passed through It wttb ons
hslf of tbesufisnngof either of her former confine
ment, and recovered from It iu much leas tlmav
She bk recommended It to a lady friend who wast
about to be confined for the llnrt time, and aha
ays: I RAVE nkvkb IRINaNY tilsB rasw
THBOUOX THIS a KKAT TK1 A 1, W IT II HU MUCH
MASK AND SO I.lTTIJS tMTFKKtKQ
The name ol al I these, aud many other, eaa bo
had by calling st uiy ofne.
lis vlng bad ths forsaoing remedy Thobooohlt
TBBTBnln Atlanta and vicinity , I now offer it to
my patron as possessing superior merit.
I am permitted also to refer to the following well
known etUsensot Atlanta: 0.8. Newton, Win. M.
Crumley. Jr., W. A. dregs sod p. Bala; all of wbosa
are ready to testify to the menu of the prepara
tion. Price U.0psr bottle.
Prepared by
nttRw
for tale sea yassi t.
ioq leavae
la a.
Know
That Brown's Iron Bitters
will cure the worst case
of dyspepsia.
Will insurea hearty appetite
' and increased digestion.
Cures general debility, and
gives a new lease of life.
Dispels nervous depression
and low spirits.
Restores an exhausted nurs
ing mother to full strength
and gives abundant sus
tenance for her child.
Strengthens the muscles and
nerves,enriches the blood.
Overcomes weakness, wake
fulness, and lack of energy
Keeps orT all chills, fevers,
and other malarial poison.
Will infuse with new life
the weakest invalid.
37 Walker St., Baltimore, Dee. rB8r.
For six year 1 have been s treat
sufferer from Blood Disease, Dys
peptia.BndConstlpation.and became
so debilitated that I could not retain
anything on my stomach, in fact,
life had almost become a burden.
Finally, when hops had almost left
me, my husband seeing Bhowm's
I kom Birraas advertised in the
faper, induced me to give it a trial,
am now taking ths third bottla
and have not frit so well in six
yean as I du at the present time.
Mis. L. I . G&irt w.
Brown's Ikon Bitters
will have a better toni
effect upon any one who
needs " bracing up," than
any medicine made.
K3
CURES WHEN ALL OTHEB
REMEDIES ML.
After 'if inc treated by iilivsieians for a
long while in vain for a severe Hlood Dis
esse, I cured nijsilf with 8. 8. B.
;. U, BATtxiri Bichmonrl, Va.
Havo scon P. 8. 8. stop the hair from
falling out. in short time. Wonderful ef
fects iu all Hlcin or Blood Diseases.
W. H. Pattebsos, Dallas, Tex.
8. S. 8. cured me of Scalp Sores, Sores
in Nostrils and Ears, after everythint;
known to the medical fraternity had failed.
Jmo. 8. TauOaut, Tel. Operator,
Salamanca, N. Y.
8. 8. 8. tor Catarrh t sure cure. Cured
me after all other treatment had failed.
C. C. II' UN-, GreencasUe, I ml.
One gentleman who had bean confined
in kl. V....I -I .,.!, . ,;k M. .,.,-;., I II 1. a .
matism, has been entirely cured with 8. 8.
1,000 REWARD
Will be paid any chemist who will Had,
on analysis of 100 bottles f. 8. 8., one par
ticle of Mercury, Iodide Potassium, or any
mineral substance.
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Propr'-,
Atlanta, Oa.
019 BT A1X DRl XJCJIUTH.