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FROM CoPIAH.-A correspondent at
Hazlehurst, sends US the following mae
trtaa-in-PaIvo paragraph;
.ssCrops excellent in this county generally
Everybod in good spirits on the political
issue except the ultra RAIDS. They are look
ing blue The Clarion is more popular
than ever"
FROM CHICKAsAw.-A correspondent
at Houston, thus writes
Il am pleased with the position taken by
the Clarion in regard to the pending election
in our State. l think it is very clearly DEM
onstrated that the most prudent and safe
course for us to persue is to unite with the
Conservative Republicans. You may rely
upon it, that Chickasaw is all right, and
stands readysto do her duty in the next as
well as in the last election. With my pres
ent views, | shall be pleased to cooperate
with that party having for its object, the
defeat of the DISTINGUISHES"
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STATE FAIR.
FOR LUsTTcEs OF THE PEAC

FOR IUsTHCEs' OF THE PEACE
The following now ready aud for sale 81
THE CLARION Office:
No. 1. Justices Subpoena.
No. 2. Justices Summons.
No. 3. Affidavit.
No. 4. Affidavit for Bench Warrant.
No. 5. Bench Warrant.
No. 8. Affidavit for Peace Warrant.
No. 7. Bond TO Keep the Peace.
No. 8. Warrant to apprehend In Criminal
Cases.
No. 9. Bond To Answer In Circuit Court
No. 10. Mittimus.
No. II, Affidavit for Appeal.
No L. Affidavit for search Warrant.
No. 10. Search Warrant and Return
No IL. Affidavit and Bond for ATTACHMENT
No. l5- Attachment Writ
All neatly printed and ON superior paper,
and at low prices Orders ailed BY mail, or by
Frureas. C o. ID. Address
POWER g. BARkSDALk,
Jackson, Miss.
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A NOTICEABLE FAcT.-That one way of
appealing to a mans reason is through his
eve. In those busy times men are so deeply
immersed in the conduct of magnificent
projects, that they forget all about the con-
ditiop of their systems. and hence 1t is that
the ProprietOrs of the PLANTATION BTTTERs,
which cures dyspepsia, purifies the blood,
improves the tone of the stomach, regulates
the bowels. anc, indeed, invigorates the
whole inner man, are SO active in advertis-
ing. La fact, advertisements are merely
sky-rockets sent up to attract attention to a
really good article.
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III MEMPHIS CONFERENCE FEMALE IN
III sTrrurf.-This very excellent school IS To-
N Gated al Jackson, Tennessee, under the Pres
IA iencv of Rev. A. w. Jones, assisted by a
full corps of experienced teachers. The
fall session will open on the 9Th of Septem-
\ ber. The location is very favorable, the fa-
cites are ample, and as will be- seen, the
terms are very reasonable. The Institute
ENJOYS a constantly Increasing patronage
Il from this State, and deseryedly ranks among
the leading schools in the South for the ed
ucation of young ladies. Send to President
Jones for a catalogue.
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Cures Burns, Wounds, Stings, &c.

NuACb W OhAANApt h1bAAifJ91 ~
ALABAMA INSANE HosPuAL,l
Tuscaloosa, Dec- -, 1865.
MEssRs. JOHN DARBY a. Co..
100 William St, n. Y.
Gentlemen: / received your Circulars Of
the 10th inst, asking an expression Of opin-
ion from me as 70 the merits OF your Pro-
phylactic Fluid. The preparation has been
SO generally used by the profession and pub
lie at large, and so universally esteemed,
that it seems to me to need no further rec
ommendation.
As Disinfectant, and remedial agent too,
when indicated, il is not excelled by any
similar preparation. We use permeanganic
preparations very extensively In this Hos
pital, and could not do without them.
consider yours the best and most elegant
preparation of the kind manufactured.
respectfully yours. &C.
II. BRYCE. M. NJ
Sup't and Phys'n, Ala. Insane Hosp.
Never was there family medicine so
highly recommended as this. Try IL and
you will never regret Ii.
Let every country merchant visiting New
York this season put this article on his list
But don't wait-order it at once.
Every Druggist or Country Merchant has
It for sale.
Orders filed by the proprietors.
JOHN DARBY AZ co,
160 William St., ". y.
Or, by ASH & LEaILY, Jackson, Miss.
may Is w&tw6m
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IN, Inc Washington County Times says char
VVne mas ceased TO be feared In this county.
n ~ nave heard of many cases lately, and not
o9e OuG was cured easily by the application
a asIg. One or two applications generally
The Sardis Locomotive gives an amusing
- Of the cudge1fnR Of wife-whipper
t ~ sn9 Wlfe.s brother, which occurred ID
thaf place recently,
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POWER a. BARKSDALE.
JACKSON, MISS.
THE
ANNANDALE TRAINING SCHOOL
AND
MISSION HOUSE,

N1M&SMO4N MMvGSEs
MADISON COUNT Y, MISSISSIPPI
THIS Institution. under the direction of
two Clergymen of the Episcopal Church.
will be opened on the 9Th day of October.
next for the reception of boys and young
men.
Its primary object win be 10 train for the
ministry such as MAY be looking forward
to Holy Orders. Ii will not, however. con-
line its advantages to these. But all good
boys will be received aud the greatest care
bestowed upon their mental and religious
training.
1t is not anticipated that there will be any
income 10 the proprietors over and above
the actual expenses. To make Churchmen.
and good men, and out of these ministers for
the Altar. Is their main object. The charges
for Boarding and Tuition will therefore be
placed at the lowest possible figures.
Entire Expense for the Term Of Nine Months.
For Postulants and candidates for Or
ders Observation-Disclosures. $50 90
Other Students, ..................,. 200 90
Tuition alone, .--.-......-.... Oh w
But it will be understood that no heavy
outlay tor servants attention. will be made.
Except i'm the kitchen, laundry and dining
room, boys will be expected to wait on them
selves and do their own work.
Several partial scholarships are provided
for boys preparing for the ministry, cover
ing one-half of the whole expense, leaving
Applications for these scholarships should
be made early.
Address the undersigned, at Madison Sta
ton, Miss. GEO. G.. HARRIS.
Rector Chapel of the Cross.
Annandale, July 80, 1869. w&twoawtd
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The Wonderful Family Medicine
The Astonishing Disinfectant |!
EMERY COLLEGE, OxFoRp. ca

4hO AohCiiOAAAAi DANAAAACNSNhN .
EMERY COLLEGE, OXFORD, GA,l
December 18th, 1868.
PRoF. DARBY: Dear Sir Having not
been engaged for many years ia the active
duties of the Medical Profession, 1 am only
specifically acquainted with the claims al
your Prophylactie Fluid, but am well ac-
quainted with It's chemical elements.
While, therefore, ! cannot speak expert
mentally of the value OF the compound, yet
the disinfecting and Therapeutic properties
OF the agents employed In its composition.
together with the well known reputation OF
its discoverer, as a chemist, authorize me e.
regard its merits as of "A high order; on the
whole IL must be considered as valuable
contribution TO the class Of articles 10 which
il belongs.
These views, / may add. are sustained by
the testimony Of many competent judges
who have tested its properties.
Believe me, dear Sir,
Yours. Respectfully,
A. MEANS, NJ. d., IL. ID.
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VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE,
sTAUNTON. VA.

HI Ia IL IAALI-IA D n NJ hINN4IAL
Assisted by Eighteen Professors q Teachers.
The 18th annual session will begin Sept. 18th
Terms:
Tsco Hundred and Fifty Dollars. for Board
Furnished Room, Fuel and Englishl Tu-
itiOn for term OF 40 weeks.
For Circulars, &C. address the Principal
References to Patrons in every Southern
State. Gen. Robt. E. Lee, Hon. j. B. Bald
win, Hon. A. T. Caperton, Gen. T. H. Smith,
Va. Mil. Inst; Prof. Maupin. Univ. of Va.
Hon. Ell. w. Sheffev, Hon. w. L. Goggin,
Virginia; Hon. II. w. Walker, Col. n. H..
Il. Dawson, Ala; Col. B. G. Yancy, Ga.
Hon. G.. f. Moore. Texas; X. Pritchard, L.
L, McCay, ESQ., New-Orleans, &c.
July, 1869 tw&w3ms
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lake IL, TAKE IT On, AND KEEP A
TAXING IT; reduce the dose so it acts as a
gentle laxative, and continue it on regularly
II Is tonic, and will strengthen you. It
took a long time to confirm your disease,
and you can't get well in day. Simmons
Liver Regulator, if persisted in, win cure
Tue most stubborn liver disease. There is
no failure about it.
ORPHANS HoME ACKNowLEDGE-
NESTs.-The following sums have been re-
GeiVed at this office since last published ac-
knowledgment:
Jurors, - - - $40 30
q :. Davis, Raymond, &. ........ 8 90
- L oldham, Jr., Kosciusko, ]. .-... ! %
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The best application for fresh wound,
cut or scratch, is DARBY's PRorHYLAcrIc
FLUID.
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nLANK BOOKS. Of every description made
I'D 70 order. at satisfactory prices. at Clarion
Book Blndsry.
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AxxAxpALE TRAINING SCHOOL AN

AxSANDALE TRAINING SCHOOL AMI
,,,ss,oS House. 1t will be seen by the cir
a,11,r nublfshed under the signature of Rev
Geo. c. Harris, that this institution viii
- opened on the 5th of October next fol
no receution of boys and young men. The
,.rtleular objects Of the school, its special
sdyantages, terms, ETC., are indicated in the
Eoircular to which we refer. In all the cotln-
-, there is no school more delightfully."- sit
uated. and we have no doubt will receive as
\ \ o.ell deserves, liberal patronage.
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LOMD'S PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY
StvWaTt's Building-Up btaiTs.

TINE undersigned, thankful Tor the liber-
m eral patronage heretofore extended hlm.
would state that no b Still % be found at
at the above place, and a. continually add
ing improvements 10 his already eommodi
Ons rooms. He Is determined 10 spare n
expense In his endeavOr 30 accomplish per
fecrion in the Photographic Art Throughout
al It's branches.
Pictures nv EVERY STYLE PROM MfNiAiuhh
TO LPE sfZE PLAu, on COLONEL
OLD PICTURES COPIED AND ENLAh0Ep J
ALL KINDS or FRAMING DOSE To ORDER
Special attention given 10 thc taxing m Photo
0vaphs ~ InVentiOHs(or gie PlWpone NJ 70 )iQin-
ing Patents.
Inventors are especially Invited i0 call
ana examine specimen Photographs 81 Mo-
chanical Inventions, now on exhibition in
bis Gallery.
Pictures taken IN cloudy as well az clear
weather.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED m EvmV iE-
STANCE.
TERMS STRICTLY CASE.
w. q. LOwD,
Artist and Proprietor
sep 29twtG
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Are You HGngry!--Ars You THIRSTY
The Saloon and Restaurant

ar ANGELIC MIAZZA o. Che place
W where YOU can satisfy the demands OF
your appetite. The Proprietor viii continue
10 conduct both departments 81 DIS estate
lishment, 80 "a 10 retain that good will aud
patronage which he has enjoyed ln This city
for the past twenty years. lie has ample
accommodation for transient or permanent
boarders keeps on his tables tie best the
market affords, and Ia his Bar none hut tho
best brands. ANGELO MlAELA.
jackson, July ], 1869.
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DOMESTIC WINE. Mr. Whitfield has
presented us with sample of his "Menetta"
brand, manufactured near this city, and
which, according to our taste, is equal to the
best imported wine. 1t can be procured, in
pint or quart bottles, at the drug store o
Messrs. Buck and Bailey.
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Young lady desires a situation as Mu-
&c Teacher in female Academy See ad-
Iyertl.ement.
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MEMPHIS CONFERENCE
Female Institute,

ID CKS ON, TENN.
REV. A. w. JONES, ... PRESIDENT.
Assisted by full corps of competent Teach
ers. Fall Session opens Sept. 9Th, 1862
Tuition:
Collegiate Department, .,...... $25 90
Music. and use of Piano. - 30 90
Other charges in proportion.
Board. including washing, fuel, bed
ding, &C., ................. 80 90
Tuition required In advance, and one
half the board.
The location is every way favorable and
the facilities ample.
We solicit patronage and ensure satisfac-
ton on fair trial. July2 w3m
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BUCKS AROMATIC BITTERs

TNHIS cheap, palatable and SUPERIOR
III TONIC is constantly growing into ia
vor with all who have used it. 1t II made
from pure materials by experienced Drug
gists, and will relieve
DYSPEPSIA,
INDIGESTION.
LOSS OF APPETITE.
And all complaints arising therefrom, such
as FEdtulence Acidfy Of the Stomach,
and General Debility.
Prepared and sold Wholesale and retail by
BUCK az HALEY.
Jy20w&twtf Druggists. Jackson Miss.
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MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at hall
the price.
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WANTED. Mr.. 7. G. Newcomer adj
tises for half a million pounds bones = for
which he viii pay cash or bone dust. See
advertisement.
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MmMmGeraf
Gov. G. G.. Walker, Gen. RObt. n. Lee.
Gen. q. 4. Beauregard. Gen. VIM. Malone
Gen. w H. Terry, Gen. Jne. A. walker,
Gen. RObt. Preston, gen. Ilcbert
Col. w H. johnson, Hon. W. X. Staples,
Judge q. w. Williams, n. Il Daniel, ESQ.
The proprietOrs take great pleasure iu in-
forming their friends and the public that
they have taken special pains % make che
above one OF the most Imposing spcctaClog
ever gotten up in Virginia and worthy thc
fame Of the old Montgomery White.
The fun Metropolitan Band of Wishing
ton City 40 pieces VIII be- upon ilc ground
In the evening the lawn will be- brilliantly
Illuminated by one thousand Chinese Lam
terms aud "a magnificent display Of fire.
works. Visitors from the South VIII pur-
chase tickets via Chattanooga 10 Blg Iun-
mel Depot on the Virginia and Tennessee
Railroad. where they will hnd the Springs
branch ears Ia readiness 20 convey them lu-
20 the recentiOn room Of the Hotel "Die-
lance two miles" Sir Knights dcsirOua 90
participating la the Fitting viii bc allowed
three days practice on the ground before
hand. A magnificent stud Of riding horses
are being procured.
For further information address "OOm-
mite of Arrangements care Of
WILSON q LORENTL,
ProprictOrl
Montgomery White sulphur Springs, ".
July ~, lW0t
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King of Chills never fails.
Substitute for quinine, King of Chills.
King of Chills cures dumb and shaking
chills.
King of Chills cures every other day
chills.
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Third day chills cured with King OF Chills
King of Chills cures seventh day chills
After trying every other known remedy,
King of Chills will cure you.
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Pretty VVOmeD-A COM M =

e"y WOmen.-A comparatively few
AAules monopolize the Beauty as well as the
a0eptlon Of Society. This ought not to be
80 outlti is; and will be while men are fool
isn and single out pretty faces for compsn-
ions IL
LUIS can all be changed by using Hagan' 5
iashoiia Balm, which gives the Bloom OF
louth and refined sparkling Beauty to the
complexion, pleasing, powerful and natural.
NO lady need complain of a red, tanned,
lreekled or rustic Complexion who will in
vest seventy-fye cents in Hagan's Magnolia
Balm. Its effects are truly wonderful. TO
Preserve and Dress the Hair use Lyons Ka-
tharion.
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Bucks Bitters are. recommended by
Physicians and endorsed by all who have
tried them.
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A planters friend, King of Chills.
King of Chills cures every time.
For Neuralgia and sun pain King Of Chllls
King of Chflls saws time and money.
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What I@ said OF dino Conservative
BM0gema@md.
From the Magnolian.

Another and powerful party has sprung
into exlstance-a Conservative party. com
posed Of the more moderate Republics,
Democratsand Wings party which is des
tined TO become the rulers OF this land.
Universal suffrage and universal amnesty il
the battle-cry of the millions.
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HyHFSE BOXES. CRATES, &c. are mnn-
L ufactured with machinery nude exc
pressly for the purpos embracing GIT OF thc
recent improvements They arc made
without the use Of nails, are riVeted every
where and not liable 20 come 90 pieces lu
transportation. They can be folded 0r
doubled up, 20 that from tour 90 ok boxes
can be shipped or stored while empty. in tho
space occupied by one box when iullt thus
saving freight store room, Sc.
The same box can bee used Tor years
Boxes OF the size recommended by The Fruit
Growers Convention. OF the State 81 Maall-
sippi. holding one-third Of bushcl, %
Cents. each.
Boxes, Crates, and Goops. Of any Size tnr-
nished a. order Our facilities are such that
we can manufacture 1--WE hundred boxes lu
a day.
C#-Orders solicited and promptly hllcl.
Address,
LWNmAER a. OsaUHMsHVhWs
Juncl2, 6S JACKSON, Miss
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Bucks Btters is the best and cheapest
tonic extant.
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800 for case Of chills which Dromgoole
q Co. cannot cure with their King of ChilIs.
A permanent cure, King OF Chills.
Quiz shaking, BY using King OF Chills.
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To Fruit GrowoH.
AND
SHIPPERS, .
Saamhmv..a W,on.at~0r wrufe ugcuornllv
Vegetable armae@ and M@@msi l-ll-st
ary G@0Ps-
lindsey q. O'SuIllran's Patent
First Premium A,oqrdsd 10 there B0rs
and Craie5 AZ he Louisiana
State Fair, 1869.

The best, cheapest and most convenient
Boxes. Crates and Co0ps, in the world.
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For diarrhea, use Red DiarrhHa Remedy
R. ID. IL. cures acute and chronic diarrhOea
For the stomach and bowels use X. ID. X.
R. ID. e. cures vomiting and purging.
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n, Subscription to Clarion for Veek end
inq, Aug. 3, 1869.
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MORTGAGE BLANKS. q secure adganee.
M1 20 planters, for sale NE this oA.eoi ~rlel1
He'd BY mait or Express,
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NHONTGOSA EEY
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
Wilson A. LOrcE IL, Proprietor,
MoNTaoMEnY Co, Va.
GRAND TOURNADIIcN,r.
SUPPER AND


WILL be given no the Montgomery
w White sulphur Springs, Va, on
THURSDAY, AUGUST 5TH, 1869.
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WANTED.
A SCHOLARSHIP

A SCHOLARSHIP
TNDOLBEAR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
New Orleans, for the full commercial
Course. which includes Bookkeeping Pen
manship, Arithmetic, and Commercial Cal
culatioLs, and Lectures on Commercial Law,
can be had on favorable terms by applying
o PUBLISHERS CLARION.
tri-w-tf.
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English Female Bitters regulates and re-
stores
EFF. B. win cure your sick wife. 81
Physicians are invited 70 test L. f.. B.
e. II. B. is adapted to old and young fe-
males. s
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From the Walden Times.

We hoist the name of Judge Louis Dent
the most suitable candidate in the APP
preaching canvass for Governor of Missis-
sippi. While Judge Dent is not our first
choice, yet as a compromise, we prefer him
to any man in the State who voted for the
Constitution. Judge Dent will have salu-
tary influence over the administration, at
Washington, being a brother-in-law to
Grant, and if there is any favors to be shown
to the Southern States, Mississippi, under
Dents administration, will get good share.
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tonic eALllJ-
LIFE ASSOCIATION OF ANIERICA.-In
justice to an Insurance Company which adj
yertises extensively in this State, and which
as a consequence, has great many policy
holders who are interested as to the charac-
ter of its management, and the extent of its
capital, we will state that the affairs of the
Company recently underwent searching
aud satisfactory investigation by delegates
from the various State Boards. The follow
ing is the report Of a Committee of which
Maj +. ). Hunt of this city. was chairman:
GENTLEMEN: Your committee on Secure
ties and Assets, having made detailed and
thorough examination in these particulars
would respectfully submit the accompany
ing statement as showing the result of their
Investigations. Your committee have seen,
handled and counted and computed every
bond, mortgage, or other security owned by
the Association; they have carefully exam
iued, compared and verified the various
items OF their statement with the regular
books Of the Association, and they are well
satisfied and convinced that said statement
i lfue anu correct ia every particular. In
regard to the method of making investments,
thty have found evidence of such care in
selection and examination of investments as
"
as to the value of such securities. Actual
assets, S9690SS 49,
Your Committee call attention to the fol-
lowing facts elected from the various exam
nations:
Inc committee on Income and
BUSINESS report that the total
Income TO July |, 1863. was 81, 190.256 Sc
Inc Committee ON Expenditures
report total expenditures, 22I, 16S %
Ihe Committee on Assets and
securities report actual assets,S 969,0SS 43
Ratio OF expenses and losses to receipts,
about ISL per cent.
-FOUR committee cannot refrain from ex-
pressing their satisfaction at the complete
and perfect REPUTATION, given in the course
anu results oftheir Investigation. to the Bit
Ter ana malicious attacks which have been
made upon the Association, aud they desire
TO express herein their continued and inn
pllelt confidence in the officers of the A.
>eclation, and their cordial approval Of fine
character of its management as fully shown
this day. "
Inc undersigned, members of the Inyes-
tisating Committee hereby attach their
name! names IN attestation of its correctness. and
~
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MEMPHIS CoSFERENcE FEMALE /,

TRY Bucks Bitters for Dyspepsia, Loss
~ Appetlte and general debility.
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for SHtPrGNu
Fruid. VrgeEabie@ and Poultry
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From the Forrest Register.

But let us grant that the Democracy might
carry the election If they should have anoth-
er trial at it.-Are we. therefore, TO take
chances when certaintfes are offered. We
put this thing beyond the shadow of a doubt
Are we afraid of the men that aided US to
defeat scheme, the success of which would
have drawn the life-blood from our people.
and paralyZed the best interest of the State
for years:
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Officers Grand 8Odies n. o. o. r.
The following were elected at the recent

GRAND ENCAMPMEN,