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icial District shall be hoi'
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er stated, should the busl-
he court so long reouire,
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ntv-rur judicial any.
county of Issnaueuacnm
t on the seventh Monday
Srat Monday In March and
ir. and oontluue twelve
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sounty of Sunflower corn
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I Monday In .Marco, and
sr. and continue six
Jays.
county of Leflore, coinmen
Seventh Monday after the
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and continue twelve Judl-
red March 23, 1874.
8 OF SUPERVISORS.
r meetings are held by Uie
f supervisors or eacn conn
1 1st Mondays of January,
Inlv. Auirust. and October,
f continue iu session 4 daya
)ncry District; continues 6
)i Tunica, 6 In Coahoma, 0
War and 12 In Washington
Jay (5th) January, Tunica
(12th) " Coahoma
(19th) " Bolivar
(20th) " Washington
iay,(flth) April, Tunica
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Jny (8th) , July, Tunica
(13th) Coahoma
s (20th) " Bolivar
(27th) " Washington
Jay (6th) October, Tunica
(18th) , " Coahoma
(20st) " Bolivar
, (27th) " WaslRgton
cry Court will be held In
uounty, ib juisi,
I UAtulava iftw 1th lion.
January, April, July and
4mi of the Sttprenw Court
tnenoe on mo m muuu.
and October. ,. !
own Counoil meets regular
it Tuesday oi eacn awnui
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Try St., Urkrm villi, .
vol. y.
G. A. FULTOI7,
BLACKSMITH.
CUckSBBtXlBB mm Can
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ALL MANSER OF
Machine and Boiler
Work done expeAt loos and
akUlAilljr.
rTTh on Uoibernr street.
North of Washington avenue.
Orvme, jqv. t. ue-iy.
COAL! COAL
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rf win dallvar coal anywhere
In the city, by the wajon load, at
Eichty Cc-tsa uxs
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TrAED in an onantltles at
racntisaCca.
rrCoal Yard en Central avenue
Bear the wnarr-Boat.
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Fy n. B. PtTTKAM. Agent.
nov21,'74nl0-tf.
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MEDICINES,
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OBBBBVILLB, MISS.
TsE&PECTFULLY laibrma the
XV public that he la prepared to re
pair watoaes, uioobs ana jeweuy,
In the most perfect manner, guar
anteeing rausiaciion in an cases
August X7, laro-qr
J. LQK
tKm' miSJm
Dealer In
Zlou7, Caeca, Lsrd.
Meal, Corn, Sugar, Coffee,
Tin and Wooden Ware,
r:7m::3f
CROCKERY,
A. II. F1NLAY 4c CO.
DtALSKS IK
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AND
nnDicnjo, ,
PEEFussrar, toilet soaps,
rfUstts, CUt, Dyes, Olass.
ALSO
WATERS
Cornsr Washington Avenas and
Mulbersv streets,
rebO-60. OKXEMVILLK.
DBALBBIN .
Dtz!ly Crc::rl:3,
0ANSD-FEUIT3,
PlC2lit8pr.S323VES
WINES ft LIQUOK3,
T TOBACCO ft CIGARS.
Also at iybL. -... ;
are mixed by persons wno Know
exactly how they should be prepar-
eo. Also an aept on uauu.
HAVANA CIGARS,
of tha richest frarmnee. To those
who desire a quelt Saloon, good
Drinks, and fine Cigars, we say,
Oi ttulberrr.Bfcet,
Oreenv;.:, LJaslwlppi,
July 8th, 18U-tf. ' -
M. MQKRI8
DKALBR M
WATcsra,
7a3.
f-7A taM BjeKnient of the
best EycoUfadc always ox Uad.
rrarl' ir at-" '.i to
it; rf7 Vatehes, Ji t
If worx warranted, boy ,.j7
Ay
GlillVVIIJLE, WASHINGTON CO.,
On each express compear, t2000
Telegraph eo. operating three hun-
orea miles or more oi wire,
OperBtiasr IZ9 ft less tbaa 8C0, WS0
Over 28 and less than 139, 830
Each fbrein Ins. eomoanr. iku
Each home Ins. co. with principal
sssets and oace in State, iw
Or snch home companies mar
par In Hen of snch sum an amount
equal to 2 per ct. of capital paid
tB wnten anaii oe in rail oi aii
Bute and eonuty taxes ; provided
that all mutual companies having
ton than tlO.CCO paid capital upon
which to par taxes; shall pay 80
eats upon each policy issued or
ia force, er pay the privilege tax
of tlCCO, as thcyjnar elect.
Each sleeping car co. 1000
Distillery of grata 200
Insurance aent . ". - 10
EUliard or Jenny Llnd table, nine
or tea pin auey, or similar con
trivance kent for public use 20
Trading boat, with produce, pro
vision aaa provenaer aioue xo
Wharf-boat 100
All other trading boats 200
Tavern or hotel ia city or town ot
gve thousand inhabitants or over
with capacity for thirty or more
nests 100
Same with capacity for less thau
thirty guests ou
In town of 2 and not over 8000 In
habitants, with capacity for
tweutv-flva auests - 80
Same with capacity for leu than
in town of less than 2380 16
Private hoarding house not board
ing students jBXciustveir iv
Railroad eating house where two
or more trains stop for meals
dallr 126
Houses where one train meals 60
Provided that no hotel or estiug
house sball be required to pay
more than once under the forego
ing provisions ; but when subject
to the conditions of more than one
revision, the highest shall be paid
ettaurant la place of over two
thousand Inhabitants , oo
In town under two thousand 26
Circus or menagerie, or both com
bined, each day's performances
Side show, each day, . 10
Show, exhibition, concert, or
other oerformacce where fee is
charged for admission, and not de
voted exclusively to religious, be
nevolent, or educational purposes,
ner day. , I
Hall used ss theatre or opera house
in town ofunder6380pr year, 100
In town over 8000. 200
Store, stock under 1000,
11000 to (2000
two to three thousand dollars,
three to four thousand "
four to live thousand, "
five to seven thousand "
seven to ton thousand "
ten to fifteen thousand "
fifteen to twenty thousand '
twenty to thirty thousand
thirty to forty.flve thousand
over forty-live thousand
auctioneer In town of 1000
same In town of 1 to 8000
A
10
20
25
80
48
60
86
110
200
280
800
10
25
iu town of over 8 ft under 6000 SO
iu town of over 6000 40
peddler on foot 10
with one animal ' 20
with animal and vehiclo 80
Provided, persons peddling ex
clusively good, wares, or merch
andise manufactured in the State,
shall be exempt.
peddler with vehicle ft 2 animls 40
cotton broker or factor not llcens
ed as a merchant, 20
public cottou wclghcj where less
man zuuu Dales are wolghea
over 2000 and less thau 8600
over 8ZC9 and less than 6000
over A r 1 less than 8 thousaud 20
over 8 a.J less than ten 41 26
over ten thousaud bales 40
each coal yard except where char
coal alone is sold 26
brewery or establishment for the
manufacture or bottling of ale,
beer, soda or mineral water, 40
drug store where vinous or spirit
ous liauors are sold, not exueed
lug six barrels per annum, nor
one barrel in sixty days 60
same selling more 100
store selling by gallon or wore 60
pawnbroker ' . . . 100
broker keeping office
street broker . 26
practicing lawyer 10
Each and every person rcceivlug
or forwarding goods, wares or
merchandise for profit, and not
paying tweuty dollars privilege
tax as a merchant, nor keeptnv
a licensed wharf-boat. 20
commission morohanl, ' 60
dentist 6
civil engineer or architect 10
gas company iu town of less thau
four thousand Inhabitants 80
In town of over four thousand 100
toll bridge 26
steam ferry on the Mississ nnl rl
ver whose point of departure or
landing is from a town of five
1 thousand oe more tnbabltnts 160
from town of less inhabitants 76
other ferries where reoeints ax.
ceed lire hundred dolls jpr an 28
dealer in ale, beer, or other malt
liquors. In town of Ave thous
and inhabitants or more,, and
not licensed as a retail liquor
dealer 100
in town of over 2ftuadr 6000 60
other such dealers 80
soda fountain 6
cotton compress company 100
sewing machine areacy 40
each aent, except oue for each
established asency 6
photograph gallery 10
livery, feed or sale stable la town
of orer 1 aud leu than 2000 10
in town over 2 and under 8000 20
lu town over 2 and uader 6000 40
in town over 6 and under 10,000 60
iu town over 10,000 people 100
transient vendor of horses or
mules 80
real estate annt 10
bank of dUcount or deposit iu
to wn of leu than 2000 2C0
Which shan be In lisu of all tax
on tea thousand dsUars of the
etr'lsl of such bank.
UJt oL toeouat or deposit 1b
iowi or over two om -
f r thousMd ltkwitats IJi
V i sa l ii Lri of aU it
on ttteen tkouiaui dollari cspltsl
r. r.i
iyv
same ia town of over 4000 1000
selling prise or gift packages, or
any goods not exposed or exhib
ited, on ears la this State, 26
transient venders of Jewelry, be
the saase oCmd for sa)e ia store
of resident dealer or not 26
And the license herein, shall be
personal privilege license, and not I
transferable ; and license shsll
be construed to exempt from
taxation the property used In the
license business, except as specially
provided in thle Act. The tax on
privileges Imposed by this section
shall not he liable to taxation by
any Incorporated city or town to an
amount exceeding fifty per centum
of the Stole tax, herein provided,
nor by any county ia any amount
whatever; provided, That no ad-J
dlUonal tax shall bo collected by
county, city or town on any Insur
ance, telegraph, express or sleeping
ear com panics. All licensee upon
telegraph companies, express com
panies, insurance and sleeping car
companies, and also upon banking
companies In the cities of Jackson
and Vlcksburg sball be paid by
them luto the Treasury; and no
person or persons shall be allowed
to collect or receive communions
for the same. And In case of the
flillure of any. auch'person or cor
poratinaa to pay the same, the Au
ditor Is 'hereby required to. place
the same Ic the hands of any She
riff or District Attorney, who shall
collect the same, with the fifty per
cent, damages, and who shall be
entitled to the usual fees out of such
damages.
Sec. 2. Be It further enacted,
That the Auditor shall have pre
pared tax licenses, In amounts ap
plicable to each of the Items of
the foregoing section. The Audi
tor shall sign all such licenses, and
atlaeh the seal of hie office thereto,
and shall furnish the Collector of
each county with the requisite
number of licenses needed for his
eaucty; and the Auditor shall
Charge up the said Collector with
the amounts of all auoh licenses Is
sued to them, In a book to be kept
for that purpose, and shall require
the said Collector to report at the
end of each month the number of
the licenses Issued by him, and the
amount collected thereon; and the
amount of said collections shall be
paid tato the Treasury, si other
tax money Is lequired to be paid ;
and the Auditor shall, upon his fi
nal settlement with the Collector,
for the State taxes, also require a
final settlement for privilege tax
es, and shall give the uld Collec
tors credit for the amountof uusold
licenses returned by him, and the
said Collector shall, upon such Anal
settlement, pay over any balance
found due him, on aooountof the
privilege tax licenses so furnished
blm.
. Sec. 3. Be It further enacted,
That the Collector shall estimate
the number of privilege licenses
needed for his county, and shall
make requisition upon the Auditor
lor the number and denomination
of each, required by him, and shall,
from time to time, make additional
requisitions, as he may require li
censes ; and the said Collector shsll
upon appllcstiou of any persons
wishing to follow any of the pro
teutons or callings enumerated III
the foregoing section of this Act,
furnish him or them with the pri
vilege license, upou the payment
of the amount due therefor. It
shsll be the duty of these Collec
tors to furnish each person doing
business In his county, with the
necessary license, and he shall date
each license the first of the month
in which he Issues said license.
and shall number the same consec
utively In the order of their Issu
anee; and all licenses Issued by
him shall 'be oounters'gned In his
offlcisl capacity. The Collector
shall keep a book, In which he shall
record the name of the party to
whom each license Is granted, the
date, expiration and occupation,
and amount paid ; and such bonk
sball be Opened to Justices of the
Peace, the District Attorney, or
any citlsen dulrlng to Inspect the
same ; and the Collectors shall re
port and pa over all moneys col
lected on account of privilege licen
ses, m required by section 1724,
and be subject to the ume liabili
ties and penalties as described by
section 1TS8 for non-payment of
State taxu; and for the collection
of aald pri vilege tax, and the Issu
ance or tno licenses ss nerein pro
vided, the same commissions shall
be allows! as are allowed by law
for the collection of ethtr BUte tax
es.' See. 4. Be 1t further enacted,
That In all cases where persons
were in business and pursuing avo
cations on or before the first day of
May, 1874, whloh were taxable un
der the privilege tea law of 1874,
and such persons obtained license
under Mid laws of 1874, su;h li
cense shall be deemed and held to
bare commeoeed running on the
erst day of Ksy, 74, and sball ex
pire on fee tHrteeatb day of April,
1876, and upon all such, who oomt
kuxss.1, rsnxlU arwakl, alter
the ffnt day of Kay, 1871, the II-
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MISS., SATURDAY, MARCH SO, 1878. ; NO. 33.
shall expire one year from
the time of commencing such busi
ness, without reference lu either
to the date of Issuance of li
lt shall be the duty of the
Collector to Investigate all such ca
sed Issue license accordingly.
It shsll also be his duty to issue II
cense immediately to all persons
who have not heretofore been li
censed, and to collect the tax on
the same.
See. 5. Be It further enacted,
That any person desiring to enjoy
any of the privileges enumerated
In the first section of this Aot, shall
first pay the price above fixed, to
the Collector, and obtain bis li
cense, or that of the Auditor, for
auch privileges, and the person re-
oelvlng such license shall post or
put up the same In his office or
place of business, in some conspic
uous place ; and ary person or per
sons or .corporation who shall ex
ercise, In this State, any of the pri
vileges enumerated lu this Act,
without first paying the price and
procuring, the license, a required,
shall be guilty of a misdemeanor,
and, on conviction before any Jus
tice of the Peace, or other Court of
competent jurisdiction, shall be
fined not leu than double the tax
Imposed by this Act, or shall be
Imprisoned In the county jail not
exceeding one month, or be pun
ished by both, at the discretion oft
the Court, as now provided by sec
tion 1730 of Code of 1871 ; and any
debts or claims tbat may accrue to
auy person on account of the bust
neu herein taxed, who shall fail or
neglect, within thirty days after
such license Is due, to pey the
same, shall be null and void, aud
no suit shall be maintained lu any
Court of law or equity, In this
8tate, to enfore the payment of
such claims, or a compliance with
contracts In favor of any person
foiling to pay the privilege tax re
quired by this Act ; and the Collec
tor shall have the power to dUtraln
and sell sny property liable for the
tax Imposed upon privileges, as he
now has for the tax-imposed upm
privileges, as he now has for the
collection of the State taxes.
Bee. 6. Be it further enacted,
That the State tax for general pur
poses Is hereby fixed at four mills,
instead of six and three-fottrth
mills, as now provided ; and In ad
,dltkm to funds now receivable (or
such tax, It may bo pnid in State
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so April i, ion, except suun as
were Is sued for dues prior to that
time : Provided, That no warrants
drawn on aud after the first iuy of
January, next succeeding the year
for which any taxes of such year,
nor receivable by the Treasurer
from Tax Collectors In settlement
of the same i Provided, further,
That the Treasurer shsll continue
to pay outstanding warrants in the
order of luuance, when there are
funds in the treasury for that pur
pose.
Sec. 7. , Be It further enacted,
That each Tax Collector shall make
affidavit at the time of the pay
inent of the privilege tax colleoted
by hfni into the State Treasury,
that bo has received all of the war
rants and certificates of Indebted
neu paid in by him, at their par
value, and that he has not specula
ted directly or Indirectly thereon.
Sec. 8. Be It "further enacted,
That banks located in towns of less
than two thousand inhabitants,
and having paid $160 for privilege
tax of 1874, by reason of an error in
the law, shall have credit for $50
on their privilege tax for 1876,
Sec. 8. lie it further enacted,
That this Act take effect and be in
force from and after Its passage.
Approved, March 1, 1878.
LAWS.
An Act to require certain public
officers to furnish their own
stationery,, and for other
purposes.
Secttou 1. Be it enacted by the
Legislature of the State of Mis
sissippi, That no stationery shsll
be allowed to county officers, or
to officers of any Court In this
State, except such blanks and
blank books as are required for
keeping all httate, County and
Court records.
Sec. 2. ' Be it further euacted,
That bo civil process shall bo Is
sued or executed by any officer of
any court of this State, until all
the costs of said process have been
paid to the officers entitled to re
ceive the same; provided, that
this section shall not apply to any
resident of this State who shall
make affidavit that he or she has a
good causo of action, but is insol
vent and unable to pay the costs
of a suit.
Sec. 8. Be It further enacted,
That all settlements made between
the parties to any suit iu any court
of this State, shall bo deemed and
held to hare been made by virtue
of the last process issued in said
suit; provided no suit shall be
dismissed until all costs shall
have been paid. ,
Icy i'lHl AV
Sec. 4. Be it further enacted.
That the Judges, Chancellors and
Justices of the Peace of this State
be and they are hereby required,
after giving thirty days' notice to
the plaintiffs, to dismiss aH suits
now pending or that may hereaf
ter be pcndlugjn their respective
courts, utiles the provisions of
the second section of this act are
sooner complied with.
Sec. 6. Be It further enacted,
That Sheriffs shall be allowed the
same fees for executing the pro
cesses of the Board of Supervisors
as they are' allowed by law for ex
ecuting similar processes of the
Chsneery Courts.
Sec. 6. Be it further enacted,
Tbat all laws or parts of laws In
conflict with the provisions of this
act be and the same are hereby re
pealed, and that this act shall take
effect aud be lu force from and af
ter its passage.
Approved March 6, 1875.
An Act supplemental to an act
making an appropriation to
defray the expenses of the
State Government for
the year 1876.
Section 1. Bo it enacted by the
Legislature of the State of Mis
sissippi, That tho sum of fifty
thousaud dollars, or so much
thoreof as may be necessary, be
aud the sanio is hereby appropria
ted on accouut of the Judiciary,
to pay outstanding claims on ac
count of wltuess certiflcates,grand
juries, allowances to sheriffs,
clerks and other officers, for which
no provision has been niade In the
act to which this is supplemental.,
provided, tbat no claim or allow
ance made or accrued ou or after
Jauuary 1, 1876, shall bo paid by
the State; and provided further,
that no allowance shall be paid to
sheriffs who, as tax collector,
have paid money into the treasury
on account of taxes colleoted, and
afterward drew out any portion
of the same as taxes overpaid;
aud provided that tho(sum of two
thousand dollars in currency s..ill
be ret npai't as payment -of attor
ney foes in the casus knowu as t ho
"Cottou Money and Lottery Ca
scs," in the Supremo Court of the
United States, and tho Auditor oi'
Public Accounts is authorized to
-ue his a arrant hi favor ol the
y vcrnor for a
siifAujcnt amount
out of this appropriation to pny
said two thousaud dollars in cur.
roncyv
Sec. 2. Be It further enacted,
That this act shall tako cflbct and
be in force from and alter its pass
ago. Approved March 6, 1876.
An Act to provide for tho collec
tion of revenues improperly
withheld from tho Slato
aud County Treasury.
Section 1. e It enacted by the
Legislature of the State of Mis
sissippi, That tho Governor bo
and he is hereby authorized and
directed to employ at a compensa
lion not excocdiug fifty per cout
nm of whatever sums may be col
lected, one or more agents to ex
amine all settlements made by any
tax collector within the Slate and
counties within the six years last
past, and to iustituto suit or suits
on the bonds of the tax collectors
for the State and counties in every
case in wbii;h any money collected
for tuxes may have been illegally
or Improperly withhold, or any er
roueous or false settlements may
have been made. No security for
costs shall bo exacted or required
in any such suit, nor shall the
State iu auy event bo chargeable
therewith, bnt the agent or agents
employed and causing suit to bo
commenced, shall bo taxed with
the ssmo in case of a failure to re
cover judgment against the eollec'
tor or his securities.
Sec. 2. Be it further enacted,
That all actions brought nnderthe
first section of this act shall have
preference over all other pending
suits, aud shall be tried ut the re
turn term of the writ, uniess good
causo be shown to the contrary,
or the parties otherwise agree, and
that this act take effect from and
after its passage,
A pproved March 4, 1876.
An Act "to nniond section 2833 of
tho Revised Code of 1871,
Section 1. Be it enacted by the
Legislature of the fitato of Mis
sissippi, That section 2883 of the
Revised Code of 1871 be aud the
same is hereby amended by stri
king out tho words " aud costs,"
after tho word "fine," tn sixth
lino of said section.
Sec. 2. Be it further enacted,
That this act shall take effect and
be in force from and after Its pass
age. Approved Jauuary 27, 1876.
T E:rcts 81 ru:rtsra, ,
We have approved forms of con
tract movlga'cs for sale. JunltiL
STEAJ3 PLAM"S W0RX
SAW AND GRIST MILL.
Ureeuville, Ose
NB. JOHNSON CO.,-.
Contra ton. Builders, Ac,
respectfully inform the public that
through the agency of the above
works, we are prepared to compete
with builders in any part of the
country for the construction of
houses or bridges, and guarantee
satisfaction iu prices and quality ot
wora. Mir
LUMBER YABD
in Greenville Is now .well stocked
with choice varieties of seasoned
tINE AND CYPRESS,
which wooffer at reasonable prices.
Plans and specifications for hous
es furnished on application. ,
mTOEETAIlliR,
A supply of both
felalllc and Wooden Cases
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at all sixes constantly kept on
hand.
Our Wood Coffins an got up in
imitation of Metallca, and look full
as well. . Cost from $10 to $40, ac
cording to else aud trimming. .
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TOT, COPPEB,
VTZHS DIUCVXI7G
Done on shqrt notice.
- ALSO DEALERS IN
CcskiR d heatir.j staves
3rWe keep on hand all article
generally rouim in a itst-ciass
XIIV-HIIOl'.
Cash paid for old BraM, Copper,
ieau ana iron.
WASHINGTON STREET.
Bet. Mulberry und Looust.
SOpt. IV. '74.
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KENNEDY & HANWAY.
Bestol '
wims & LIQUORS,
Pure Havana Cigars,
California Wines,
I oirer Beer. Etc.
oc0Mnm Street. Greenville, Miss.
Coot end Choemsker
I hnve Just returned from NewOr-
icuiis anu uare iiiic iiivoi ,
leather. Calf a d Rlorocco,
T HAVE aim employed three ex
1 cellcntlournevmen. and am now
preparea to nuai orders ,
With Ditpatth.
Shop on Main St., Corner Walnut.
OV. 26, 1871. ii. CAFFAIj
l. v;ilczi;jsi(i a co
DEAMHStS
S77 Good?
AMD
GHOCKRIKO,
BOOTS and SHOES,
'AND.
Plantation CpIie.
sept. 6, 1874. On Main Street.
TU8T RECEIVEp-r
ciioicr
. PIRT"
March 6, 187;
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i VALLIANT, -ATt
OUTS EY AT 1UA.W
4JREESVILLE, MISS.
Practice in WaahHiRtun ami Ia
quenn counties, and
in Urn I ultra
Htates Courts at Jackson,
ap23
cuas. w. CVtKKE. JOUJC w. muujs
CLARKE ibUISLIM,
ATTOBJIBYS AT fcAir
On Walnut street, near the Court
Uoum GreenvlSe. MUs.
W. A. IIAYCKAFT,
ATTORNEY AT LAV,
GREENVILLE, - . - MISS.
Makss the payment of Uxrs, redsam
uon, Mia and leashv-tf lane a
speciality. y J
w. A. fCKCY.
. o. Yxaoxa,
ATTORNEYS AlVAWt
urecnVUle, Bliss. ,
W. B. TKICU. . O. M. BCCKKKB
TRIGG Ac HTJCKNEII,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Greenville....... ............ Miss.
Office In Bank Building, Main at
up-atalrs..
g W. FERGUSON, ,
ATTOBtHEY AT LAW,
WILL PRACTICE in the Coarte
of Tunica, Coahoma, Dotlvsr,
Washington and Issanneua Counties.
aud attend to the sale, purchase and
leasing of plautatious and payment or
tnxea. :.--; v .
W. O. Fbcliw. - Joshua Sklaasr.
Phelps a CSxtssc?,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
ttreeavlllei 1
$9Will practice ia the TJ. 8. i
Courts, Supreme Court and the r
Courts of Washington, Bolivar and
Sunflower Counties. oct. 8.'74.
r. a. Mux-rueMKKr.
a. n. noosSt
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
RtvBBToit, Bolivar county, Mho
W. 8. PARISH, ' .
ATXOI1NI3Y JLY LJkXf
:rP ': Maybbbvilbb,
IssMNesMs Vmmmtf,
October 8,'74-n.
' 'Vt JL'H. LOMBARD, ,
Attorcr $si tzx $t Lit,
LEQTA, UlSBi, ,
Wlt'L practice In all the courts
pf Washington ami Usaque
nn counties. Special attention xlv-
en to the collacticu of claim, with
or w;tnoui sun. , robis-nai,
Dr. C. Skixner,
' Ol'FKIIS HIS "
PiTcfewici, sznvicio
TO THE v.-' '
Citiaeas el GrctavlUa '
AND Tllfe
Oovnt7 at Lcrrb.
Oh-ru K at bis dwelling on Main
Street. may 28, 1874.
TUt. J. L. YOUNG . . '
Having located in Greenville,
respectfully informs the cltltena
thereof and surroundlrg country
that ho is prepared to attend to all
the duties appertaiuing to his pro
fession. Those favoring him with
tholr patronage may rest assured
that their work will be done in the
most thorough and skillful manner
and none but the best of material
used.
Office nt tho residence of W. B,
Wheatley, near the Court House,
Parties desiring to be visited at
their residences in tho country,
will leave word at the office or at
Fluby's prog Stpre, octl7-6m,
Worthingtcn, Buckner & Co
GREENVILLE, MISSISSIPPI,
: Transact a General . ,.'
Collections made and proceeds
remitted, on dsy received
iSTBuy and sell on commlssiocx
all kinds Bonds. Scrip and war
rants. " men 1873.
oadiiic? oAcaq
UPiiousixjuiiEn,
DSALKB IK
ALL kinds of Fnrnitarc, Mattmse a
ae., gpeeial attention paid to all
kinds of repairs, all kinds or Mattress j
el made to order.
Locust fit. between Woahina-'on Av.
and Main
' GREENVILLE, KISJ,
mch 1, 1873-Om.
LiiryGC;!3C::,
, vAKD . ' ....
TIIE nnderslgosd hereby aanor
to the nablie, tl 1 tier have v
ken eharge of their
on Washington Avrrr
Best of at-u'f)n give) U t .
ENTRU2'
QTOCKfl
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