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AEosxo g. MAxKns, 1t ii.
| iTTPOH opening the oor.na.fn.,t. hi, ..d
! " the bill Of amendnsns and suppiemen,
harein, ana upon afEdaxis sled herein, il sp-
! pearing 70 the satisfaction Of the Court thai
ths defendsntst Julian Edwards and Anna
rleasants, Robert Pleasants, Sarah A. Brad
Ley, Eiiza z. Hopkins. John W. Hopkins.
Thomas Hopkins, Bessie Hopkins. sa.lie Hop
Bibb, John j. Walker and yaria WaIker ~
VIE, ana William Mills, are not Citizens of the
5sete OF mississippi, but are severally non-res-
laents tnereoL and reside out of and beyond
the limits Of said State, so that process of sum
mons cannot be served upon any OF them:
therefore It 10 ordered, that the said defend
ants 40 Beyerally enter their appearance-he
II, On Of before the first day OF the next term
o. TINS Court, TO be holden at the court room
tnereof, IN the city of Jackson, on the third
Nonday In January, A. ID. 1871 and plead, an
sWer or demur, 10 complainants said bills, or
for confessed as 10 them.
IL rs further ordered, that . copy of this or
der be published in the WEEKLY CLARION
Puoilc newspaper published in said city OF
jackson, once q week for one month, prior TO
the said day herein fixed for their appearance
And It Is further ordered, that The Clerk of
TINS Court, do Preapre copies of this order, and
seno copy hereof 10 each one of said defend
ants, directed and addressed as follows ,to-wif:
10 Julian Edwards and Anna Edwards, his
vile, and Sallie Bibb, James J. PIeasanfs
Robert Peasants, and Sarah A. Bradley, sew
orally, at Huntsville, Alabama.
To Eliza P. Hopkins, John W. Hopkins
Thomas Hopkins, Bessie Hopkins SalIie Hon,
kI3s, James Hopkins, Frank Hopkins. and
Robert Hopkins, severally, at Madison station.
Madison county, Alabama.
To Porter Bibb, at Mooresville, Limestone
county, Alabams.
10 John j. Walker and Maria Walker. his
wife, at Mobile, Alabama; and to William
Mills, at Montgomery, Montgomery county,
Alabama; and said Clerk will prenay posta1e
on each Of said letters SO mailed
Ordered by the Court.
SAMUEL DONNELL.
Clerk
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=. tract Of tnmphof. Erlrart oT hIu....
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tt the root Of the disease, and thua PRODUCING
. reaction which cannot be- brought nbau. II.
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20 external remedy, is Ho unIvpraHIIr ..t.
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a needs no further recommendation
~ Horse Linimcut nothing can r4uaI IN.
During the prevalence Of thr dread raftIr
soourRe-Chnrbone or Nprlns-wLfrH Ir.
stroyed thousands OF valuable LorHt. nrH
mules in the Mississippi Valley. duriur tlr
past year, INC Magic Arnich LinImruf uHa iHt
only remedy Of all that we're triod fhnt nrtrr
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everybody waulH good and reliable LIUI-
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m relieving pain. This wonderful Irr,rI. .
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rheumatism, etc, and HccompIiFhta rurra f.r
he worst catrH, whether chronic ur nluIr
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Sole propricf0rH.
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For sale In JACKSON by
BUCK a BAILEY,
And M. n. Aau.
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unfortunately you have lost your own
teeth by neglect or mismanagement, take
care that your daughters do not suffer the
same penalty from the same cause. See to
II that they brush their teeth regularly and
thoroughly with SOzoDoNT, and thereby you
will insure them sound and serviceable sets
as long as they live.
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- coior, prevented from Falling out I.
multiplied.
rhE LOUISIANA CREOLE utn
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'osue, Destroying the vitality auI brand. .I
he hair aud ahord of thrrnarlVta uu .Irl...r
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CONDUCTED By J. L. POWER.


Grand Master Geo. r. Fearn is again
MT his post, after an absence of more than
two months in Mexico. The Craft will
direct their Communications to him &C
cordingly at Canton.
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LEoEIDAs TAYLOR, y
vs.. No. Is
JAMES 7. RUCKs, ct al.
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SILVER WINGS.

SILVER WINGS. The New SILVER WINGS.
SILVER WINGS. SILVER WINGS
SILVER WINGS. Sabbath SILVER WINGS.
SILVER WINGS. School SILVER WINGS.
sILYERwIEGs Music Book. silver WINGS
Price, 81 so $13 so per dozen. A speci-
men copy will be sent by mail to any address,
postpaid on receipt of price.
OLIVER DHTSON a. Co.
Boston.
C. H. DNT@ON 81 CO., New York.
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~''SN'b ~N@'Nf 49, ANS6 tS~ W 44eIteS COuHAy
October Term, 1870, l4th day.
LEosIDAs TAXLoR,
vs. No. Is
JAMES 7. RUCKs, ct al
ON opening complainants bill and amended
~ bill, in this cause, and it appearing TO the
satisfaction of the Court, that the defendants
John J Reese, r. J. Mckinney, James A Cof-
fin, Louisa Reese and Laura Reese are not
citiEens of the State of Mississippi, but reside
beyond the limits thereof, so that the process
of this Court cannot be severed upon them
The said John b. Reese and r. J. Mckinney
and James A. Coffin, the two latter being ex-
ecutors of W. .. Reese, deceased, residing at
Knoxville, in the State of Tennessee, and
Louisa Reese and Laura Reese, residing at
Frankfort, in the State of Kentucky. II is
therefore or lered that the said defendants
enter their appearance herein on or before the
3rd Monday, in January next, at a regular
term of this Court, to be held at the court
house, in the city of Jackson, and plead, an
swer or demur to the bill of complainant filed
herein, or the same will be taken as confessed
as to them. 1t is further ordered, that a copy
of this order be published in the WEEKLY
CLARION, newspaper published in the city of
Jackson, once q week for one month, and also
that copy be mailed, postage free paid by the
Clerk to each of the above defendants, at their
respective places of abode.
Ordered by the Court
SAMUEL DONNELL,
Clerk.
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For sale III JACKSON by
NJ. y. AHu
And Buck ~ hatrv.
May ~. 1870 w0m
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..srALDIsG's GLUE" handy and useful.
G II. ZIMMERMAN & Co':-This we

c. H. ZIMMERMAN & Co'--This we'll
known New Orleans house was represented
At our late State Fair by very handsome
display Of jewelry, masonic goods, etc.
Their department attracted much attention.
they would now attract the attention OF
our readers to the card in another column,
ia which they set forth that they have re-
ceiVed an entirely new stock Of diamonds,
watches, jewelry, and the numerous other
beautiful articles pertaining to tirst-class
establishment OF the kind. Call at thinner
mans when you visit the Crescent City.
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CONSISTING of Openers, Lappers, Cards,
~ Drawing Frames, Spinning Frames,
Speeders, &C., sc.
This machinery is but partially worn-sll in
good order and will be sold cheap. For de-
scription and price, apply in person or by
mail, to THOMAS 5. SHAW,
Agent Wemout & Suffolk Mills, Lowell Mass
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NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 4th, 1870.
Tt is perfectly safe for students to come 20
the College now. We have never lost a
student from yellow fever in thirty-eight
,ears. In our new location we have ample
engagements for one thousand students
the current year.
RURUs DoIREAR. President.
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ciEGs OF THE ZODIAC.-A philosopher nj
sAe West grown into admiration of the
Coerry Pectoral, writes DIR. Aver for in
''ructions under which sign he shall be bled,
winch 6listered, aud which vOmited, and
under which he shall take Ayers Pills for an
Auection OF the liver; also under which sign
MS vile should commence TO take the Sar
saparilla for her aiment. He adds, that he
already knows how to wean his calves under
Taurus, change his pigs in Scorpio, cut his
hair in Aries, and soak his feet In Pisces or
Aquarius as their condition requires.
Schoolmasters, start for Wisconsin. and
visit Mr.. Ham when you get there.-Lowell
Daily News.
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The BEST AND ORIGINAL Tonic OF IRON
Phosphorus and Calisays, known Fer
ro-Phosphated Elixir of Calisaya Bark
The iron restores color to the blood, the
Phosphorus renews waste OF the nerve tissue
and the calisaya gives a natural. healthful
tone to the digestive organs, thereby curing
dyspepsia. In its farious forms, wakeful-
ness, general dibility, depression of spirits !;
alsO, the best preventive against fever and
ague. One pint contains the virtues Of one
ounce Of calisaya, and one teaspoonful,
grain ofiron aud phosphorus. Manufactur-
cd only By CAswELL, HAZARD & Co., sue
cessors to Caswell. Mack & Co., New York.
Sold by Druggists.
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Grand Chapter of sorrow

Grand Chapter of Sorrow
BY the Order Of the Eastern Star, held at
Aethodist Church. VeronG, Lee county,
Mss. on Thursday Oct 9th,
1870, in AeDsori0B1 Of Gen
Root. E. Lee
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The equestrian miracle. and champion horse
man of the world, who will exhibit for the
first season in America his marvellous feats OF
Equitation on SIX NAKED HORSES. In addi-
ton to his other accomplishments of brilliant
equestrianism, MILE EMILE HENRIETTA
COOKE, confessedly the most daring and I'm
ishe6 Equestrienne in the world.
MILE JEANETTE ELLsLER, the astonisin g
and beautiful Tight Rope Danseuse. Miss
EMILY CooKE, the elegant English Manege
Equestrienne. MR. ToN BARRY, the famous
Hibernian Clown, his 6rst appearance in
America. Nh. Den Stone, the popular Amer
ican Clown and Fun Generator. The Snow
BRorHERs, (Benjanin, William and Alfredl
the unparalleled Eq- -ilibris.s and Acrobats.
MR. WILLIAM DuCRow, the Intrepid performer
on the Corde Volante, and his infantile son.
GEoRGIE, The bravest Juvenile Equestrian in
existence. Mr.. CHARLES BLISS, the acknowl-
edged champion tumbler of the world. Mr..
WILLIAM FRAEKLIE, the Paragon of Somer-
sault Equestrians. Sic. COLUMBUS, the sur
prising Contortionist, whose strange hexibili-
ty of body and limbs has won for him the title
of The Boneless Man
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GO TO THE BEST !!

HNHIS is q chartered Institution, a full course
Il Business College in all its departments
perfect. Banks-and Stores are connected and
business regularly transacted.
Scholarships issued by Soule's College are
good in 4Oco-Operatiye Colleges. This adVan-
tage is not enjoyed and cannot be extended BY
any other College in the State.
Fifty-one Premiums, Gold and Silver med
ais, Diplomas, Honorable Awards and money
prizes, for the best kept books, best practical
penmanship. best Telegraph Apparatus, best
mechanical drawing, Best English compost
tion by student, &C., attest the superior
merits of Soule's College.
For College Journal containing full infor-
nation address.
GEO. SoULE.
0r4nhnr In
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FEMALE uNgru-
~ TUE
COLUMBUS MISS

COLUMBUS, MISS.
Possesses all The advantage f0r sub1iaut.aI
and accomplished education ~
Young Ladies'.
Il has Faeulty Of TEE good tfaoheraoi Tong
experience.
The B0arders are under me immediate care
Of the President and bis Lady haa.hte4 py
kind and iudioious Marion:
The number Of Pupils last year vas lal
The ne~f eehoIaatic year begins October lst-
Persons desiring % patroniEe thl8 Analifufc
sbonid write at SO early day for a Catalogue
eonlaining Ell Information.
jy25wl0t President
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Ne Plus Ultra Equestrian
in the
MotD Gymn MostR ia
BetT
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HemminRs. Equestrienne and Mntress ~ th'
Fragile Wire; Mr.. Richard Hemmings. Ilistri
onic and Versatile Performer; Mankin aun
Williams Aerialists and PaTlor Gymnasts: Du
Santiago Gibbonois the BOnsless man. or nlan oi
manJ forms; Master Willie Dale, the Champion
Bareback Rider; Mr. Luke River. Equestrian
and Scenic Delneator Of the. world Fred Herberi
Posturer and Gymnast; Master George Whitby
Juvenile Tumbler and Pony rider; Ferdinand
rournaire. the best pad rider In the profession
William Dina 1.-THE What is It! or Man Mon.
key.
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FRESH SENSATIONS FOR 1901
VIII Exhibit at Canton, Tuesday, Nov
ember Is. AtJACKSON, November Is.
The opulent Resources Ofthis Superb
CAPITALIZATION OF AREsIC TALENT


GENERALIZATION OF ARENIC TALENT
To delight and amuse are of q character quite
new in this Country. The exhibitions this
season will be enriched and adorned by Per-
formers inimitable in their special roles; and
the splendor of the Entertainments will be
enhanced by every accessory requisite TO
make them elegant in style and finish, and
magnificent in their general character
The great variety of celebrated Performers
in the Troupe is potent to sustain the elevat-
ed standard of excellence acquired by this
popular Circus.
A perusal of the annexed list of famous Ac-
tors will serve as palpable evidences to con-
firm the promise, that the attained eminence
and conspicuous superiority of Stone & Muir
rays Circus will be amply maintained this
season. Behold the Attractions
Exhibitions will be given afternoon & night
Commencing at 2 aud ~ o'clock. Doors
open one hour previous.
Admission IS cts. Children under 10 years
80 cents.
In order to crafty the innate desire i'm
planted in the human mind for witnessing
SENSATIONAL sPECTA CLES,
STONE MURRAY will introduce TWO NEW
ExCITEAEsTs,
FREE To THE PUBLIC!
The first will be presented on the morning Of
the Exhibition day, in the form of a
GRAND STREET PAGEANT,
Preceded BY the ELEGANT BAND CHARIOT
Prof o. p. percy famous Orches-
ira,
DRAWN BY SIXTEEN HORSES.
Managed by the great Maitre du Cheval
Mons. j. II. PAUL. This rare sight will be
circumvested with too many wonders to be
nnutely described in the limits of newspa-
per advertisement; therefore, the reader il
referred te the parade itself for particulars
THE SECOND FREE INHIBITION
Will be marvellous display of human intre- |
Didity UP IN THE AIR, by the daring Funam- |
oulist, Madelle. Jeanette Ellsler, who will |
walk from the ground to the Apex of Circus |
Pavilion, and return, Slender Wire.
This startling gratuitous performance ofcon- |
; NJ, and the unique nature of the feat can
lot fail to command the attention of the eiti- |
ems of this vicinity.
For details of these Dual Sensations see the |
Iarious Pictorial Descriptive Bills and Pro-
,ramme.
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VOCAL MUSIC.

Opening Grand Chapter of Sorrow in ample
form by the Order of Eastern Star
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Procession of Masons and ex-Conferate SOL
diers depositing Exergreens around the
Urn.
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From Verona-by Mrs. Laura Cunning
ham.
From Tupelo-by Mrs. williams
Baldwyn-by Laura L. Benton.
Rienzi-by Sir. Kninght w. Fl. Stevens.
33d,
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Ceremonies of the Order of Eastern Star a
the Urn of Remembrance.
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Communication and Resolutions from Bald
wyn ex-Confcderate Memorial Aid As
sociation, through Col. w. Ii. III. Ii
son,read and on motion adopted.
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Procession of Ladies depositing boquets
around Urn of Remembrance.
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GPRING HILL COLLEGE,
NEAR MOBILE ALABAMA.
Opens, October 25h, 1870.

THE College of Spring Hill is a rising
l. ground, five miles distant from Mobile, and
elevated one hundred and fifty feet above the
level of the sea. 1t enjoys q constantly re-
freshing breeze, which renders its stu alton
not less agreeable than healthy Its sur
rounding woods afford the most pleasant sum-
mer walks. A never failing spring at the foot
of the hill, furnishes an abundant and lasting
supply of water to beautiful pond, where
students may safely indulge in the equally
beneficial and delightful exercise of swim
ming. Long experience has proves that, owing
10 its position, the College is exempt from those
diseases which prevail at certain seasons in
he South.
The age Of admission is from nine to fifteen
years. 1t is required that the pupils know
previously how TO read and write.
THE TERMS PER SESSION OF 10 MONTHS,
payable half yearly. in currency and in ad-
vance, are as follows:
Entrance Fee, first year onlY.............-S 10 90
Board, Tuition and Washing 900 90
MEDICAL eeS II W
Students of the 9th Classical year, and of the
3rd Commercial, pay SIS for the Philosophical
Apparatus and supply of chemicals. Gradua-
tion Fees SIS 90. sw3w .oct.l4.
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STARS OF THE CIRCLE,

from Europe America
ncudd within
ng Juvenile Equtrene
the
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DIRGE By THE BAND,
Tributes 70 GENERAL LEE:

Grafton by Col B. L. owen, Verona, M
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TxMPrRB sEwTEs MACHINE Aessey-.
~ Best Family Machins IN ne 81
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Exhibitions will be given afternoon & night
Commencing at and ~ O'Clock. Doors
open one hour previous.
Admission 75 cts. Children under 10 years
80 cents.
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Managed by the great MaitFe du Cheval.
Mons. j. II. PAUL. This rare sight will be
circumvested with too many wonders to be
minutely described in the limits of newspa-
per advertisement; therefore, the reader Is
referred te the parade itself for particulars
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GUMMERVILLE INSTITUTE,
BoARDTNG SCHOOL FOE BOYS AND YoUEo
MEN-ll MILES FROM SuUoUALAK,
n. & o. RAILROAD.

This School, having all the advantages Of
School and College, with none Of the oisad-
vantages of College life, will enter upon its
EIGHTEESTH ANNUAL TERM,
ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER I2rH, 1870.
Boys prepared here bore of the frst honors
at every University, where they were present,
North and South, az recent commandments.
Make early application or you will not OBJ
obtain room, 6ixty-three students were re-
fused last session for want OF room
Young men preparing for teaching never
fail 20 obtain 6rst class situations, without
trouble, when they attend our instructions.
Let 70 one leave home without securing q
place heforehand-
Charges
Board, Tuition and Washing. for 20
weeks $Lz1 %
Payments must be made in advance.
Send fer Catalogue Address,
THo6. 8. GATHRIGHT,
Principel,
July Is, Is50a Gholson. p o. Miss
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nov. low 1t.

ChGnceTy Court. 1st District Of Hinds county
October Term, 1870, 14th day.
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DRAWN BY SIXTEEN HORSES,

Preceded by the ELEGANT BAND CHARIOT
containing Prof o. p. PERRY's famous Orches-
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GRAND STREET PAGEANT,

The first will be presented on the morning Of
the Exhibition day, in the form of a
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PRAYER By REV. MR. LAMBETH

Tribute AND POEM BY q. P. HERxDoN,rur
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THE BIG SHOW OFTHE PERIOD

COMBINING CIRCUS IN THE WORLD
LARGEST MESAoEEIE THE UNITED srArEs
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A. &. BROWN, & J. A. BROWN.
TERRY, MISS. JACKSON, MISS.
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I'hh Hair restored naturally fa ifr nFIr.naI
~ eoior, prevented from failing auf IH
slorth increased and be- ronucss and beauty
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MAsrKx GroReE CooKE, the Artistic and
Graceful Principal Rider. Mr. EuGEsE
LEACH, the remarkably skillful and fearless
Gymnast- Mr.. r. LAMONT, the gifted Expo
nent Of Pancratic Exercises. Ma. GEoKoE
ApAMs Principal Rider. Nh. THOMAS MUR-
KAY. the versatile Pantomimic Wonder. Nh
]. BkrcHELoR, the model Athletic.
The above Performers Will be assisted by
such subordinate aids as viii be required to
eive eclat TO the varied acts.
M JoHE ii. MURRAY, the uneqvealed
Equestrian Director, will personally superin-
END the Entertainments, q guarantees that
they will be given entirely devoid Of obiee-
ton able features, and invested with the char
acteristics Of refinement and purity in their
representation.
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MUSIC BY THE BAND
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RUFUs DoLBKAR, President.
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For sale in JACKSON bg
BUCK a hALhY.
And M. NJ, Aau.
May ~ w0m
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VOCAL MUSIC.

PRAYER BIZ GRAND cnArLArS.
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planted in the human mind for witnessing
SENSATIONAL SPECTA CLES,
Smyrna times., 1870-07-06
NO. SO2
A Somnambulist in a Sleeping Car.

About midnight, when we were either lost
IN sleep or dropping away, a fearful scream
that made the blood curdle broke upon our
startled ears. This wild yell came from fe-
male throat, and was followed by cries of "Oh!
stop him, Hold him, Don't let him CO."
and the widest confusion ensued. All the men
sprang to their feet, and all the women scream
ed. Running along the passage-way, | found
woman clinging to specimen Of male hu-
manity, and begging him to 20 TO bed, and
learned, through great deal OF incoherent ex-
elimination, that the man was "a sleep-walker.
Oh, James, do come back to led; do
waken up-please do" she cried piteously.
Why, am awake, you fool = snorted the
husband.
" No your not This is the way he always
answers, and he II go out and get Killed under
the cars Won't somebody stop the train 2"
Come come, my good fellow waken up"
roared u stout man, shaking the supp, sed
sleep-walker so violently by the shoulders that
he must have had free admission to the fire.
works. In this he was assisted by our Ken
lucky friend, who appeared in fearful suit of
red flannel. This was too much for the afflict-
ed man. charged with the crime Of somnambu-
llsm. lie went to tighting-shakng the stout
man off with such force that corpulence went
down in sitting position, and hitting Red
Flannels in the stomach and he disappeared
| from slght through the curtains OF a section or
sleeping apartment, from whence female
screams went up.
The sleep-walker, after whipping all within
reach, explained that he had got up with no
intention to walk in his sleep, but to get
drink of water; but, being given to somnam-
bullsm, his wife had taken the ALARM and with
this information he retired to his couch in
very sulky manner. Our Kentucky friend
came tumbling from the section he had inva.
dcd, with his face scratched, his red flannel
shirt torn, and giving evidence of having suf-
tered from an encounter. lie told me next
day that when he raided in on the bed he
rolled over fat woman into the arms of thin
one, who went at him tooth and toe nail, to
the great damage of his undelcothes and coun-
tenance. Il Cincinaati ConlntelctaL