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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-06

TMEEE iSrat least mhS public mAn who
willnot, and cannot, he intcrvicwel-Mr.
FrcIinghuyscn, tho new Minister to Eng.
land. Here is what HcraM reporter
said to him, and what he said TO the re-.
porter
az was told yesterday on wlat | deem.
cd mSt excellent authority TINT you
would probably decline the mission t0
England. Is il so?"
Il cannot say yet" he politely answer.
rd,
80 you hRvcmot accepted the misSion?'
moi yet.
"And not declined il?"
Not yet; the matter Is in nbuyancU."
"Is there anything you would desire
stated Ns tO reasons prn and con compel
ing your indrCsiun in the matters"
n think II better To say nothing"
This is exquisite in its way, iiHl, rs
showing tho enterprise Ot tho Interviewer
and the diplomacy and poIitcncss Of Mr.
Frclinghuysrn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-06
THE CAPTURE OF WEIssElI.
sl5G T. BoURG. siasiia.. :
An ImpOrtanl Yietory for PrdisIa.

An Important Victory Iof ffuAlus
CARLIsRUHEr August 4, $50 P. N,
There wos hard fighting nt WeiSSenbrg
yesterday. To-day large force OF Pu5.
slams advanced between WelsSep6erg and
Lauterbourg, ten miles into French terri.
tory, driving the advance posts Of the enc
my and destroying miles Of railroad be.
tween LautetbouFg and Strasbourg, along
which It Is supposed MGAIAhon was pro
pairing to advance. The French loss was
heavy, including many prisoners.
LATEsr.-The Prusslan victory at WelS.
senberg was decisive. The troops en-.
gagged were regiments Of the Filth and
Eleventh Prussian Army Corps, and Sec
ond Army Corps OF Bavaria, led by the
Crown Prince In person. The French
force consisted Of Douay's division Of
McSLahon's corps, Weissenberg and
Guishull, IN the rear Of that town, werc
carried by storm at tho point Of the bay.
onet, after an obstinate resistance. The
General who commanded the French in
tho absence Of DOuay was killed, with
two officers Of his staff. A French en-.
campment, one piece Of artillery, five
hundred wounded prisoners, including
many TurCos, fell into tho hands Of the
Prissians. On the German side, General
Kirckbacll was wounded. The Grenadier
Guards and Fifleentli Regiment suffered
severely. -a 57t q
LONDON, Augusta.
The correspondent. of tho Tribune tele.
graphs from the Prussian headquarters
that the Crown Princes army has storm
cd Welssenbdrg. The troops ofthe Fiflh
and Eleventh Prussian army corps were
by the Second BGvariAn corps,
and engaged General Douay's division ol
Marshal hIcAIahon's corps The French
were driven off the field, and the Prus.
SLAMS now occupy the French camp.
Several hundred French soldiers were
taken prisoners. Tho Prussian loss Is
No movement has COM
menced from the army Of tho Lower
Rhine. The affair at SaarbruCk is regard.
cd here rs wholly unimportant, The
PrusSians at no time contemplated hold.
ing that town in force.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-06

MONTGOMERY BLAIR, speaking 0r the
next Presidential election, says
would select good Union mnu, one
whose record was loyal during the war,
and who believed in the old Constitution
under which our country attained all iIs
prosperity. The old fossil party leaders |
would discard The candidate at the Op.
position ought To be some man like Chase,
iOr instance, who would be acceptable To
the lrru Union men, North and South
But don't name my particular nRn rs
the best Ills impossible to do so now.
The fitness Of candidate depends upon
great many circumstances, which cNn
only hc weighed when the time comes for
making nomination"
1t IL modcsty, no doubt, that prevents
Montgomery from naming tho nlAn
Close Of the indianapolis EIpOSi.
tiOn.
INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. ,.
The WOOlGn Exposition closed to-day,
Tho goods will he packed mp tomorrow
There were hut few visitors present
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-06

A. don't think he did. A number Of
people came in the hall, and some Of them
might have gone up; can't say whether
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-10-20
From the n. o. Picayune.
A Mourn fuI Gathering.

We were among those present yesterday
hat meeting held by the faculty and the
Students of the Dolbe3r Commercial College
called for the purpose of expressing, by
Speeches and resolutions, sympathy at the
loss which our common country
has sustained in the death of General Lee
The students the great majority of whom
Nare of Southern birth, were, as we judged
Hfr0m the gloomy look they wore, bowed
N,iown with grief at the great sorrow that
has come over our people; and we noticed
many q youthful eye moistened with tears
N la fter the students, to the number of about
lone hundred, had assembled. the meeting
was called to order by Prof. +. b. Num-,
Mr.. jackson eagle acting as Secretary
Prof. Dolbear, in some appropriate and
happily conceived remarks, explained the
object Of the meeting. and offered the fol-
8lowinG resolutions:
whereas. It has pleased Almighty God
Ito take from among US one OF the noolesl
and best of our citizens, and Il y the duty
N of all honorable men 70 pay trlOute 20 tine
memory of the great and the good;
Be it resolved by the Faculty and Stu
dents of this College, That we have learned
with profound regret of the deain Q, tna'
matchiess hero, spotiess patriot, modei ci.l-
zen and devoted Christian. Gen. Robert r
Lee, late President of Washington College.
Virginia. by whose death the country mas
Host its brightest beacon light our youth
their purest guide. science its noblest deFo-
tee. and mankind Its must loved friend
" Resolved, That we extend our deep and
heartfelt coincidence to the family Of the
.nsble deceased, and join cur sorrows with
the facnity aud students OF Washington
college. "a
Resolved, That copy Qf thesE proe6ed-
sinRs be sent to the family Of lie Diseased
Aand TO Washington College.
The resolutions were unanimously adop-
tied, and ss q token Of respect 70 The caemory
MI the t1lnstrions dead tha college was closed
'for the day,
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-10-20
TRUSTEES SALE.

NRf VIRTUE of Deed of Trust executed b.
~ }. y. Stevens the l4th Jan, A. ID. 1866, 4
secure to James w. Melton, Administrator o
T. Melton, deceased, the payment of a deb
lue by said Stevens and John r. Lambeth
deceased, amounting to $14, 026 35. in FIVE an
1nual instalments, follows: 50 sos ~ du,
and payable on the first day of January, 1867
md the like Sum due and payable on the Is
lay Of January, A. u. 1868, 1863. 1870 ant
Hlo1l respectively-the four 6rst instalment
4 being now past due-which Deed of Trust 4
-ecorded in the office of the Probate Clerk o
Madison county, Mississippi, in Book of Deed
To-, on pages AS and l46
The undersigned Trustee in that behalf will
offer and expose to-sale to the highest bidder
Tor cash, before the door of the Court House il
the town of Canton, on
MondGy the 1eth day Of December, 1870,
the following tract or parcel Of land, with al
and singular the appurtenanccs and heredita
ments thereunto belle nging, or in any wise ap
9urtalning, or so much thereof as may be nee
.ssary to pay the installments now due. TO
wit: The southeast quarter and east half O
.outh-west quarter of section 10; the east hal
& of southwest quarter and the south halfof ives
nalf of northwest quarter of section II: tn,
northeast quarter and north h fof east 'fof n
west quarter section 10; lot No. 2, section %
ali in township I, range 2 east, situate, lying
and being in the county of Madison and Stat,
\ Df Mississippi, and containing six hundred
and seventy-seven acres more or less
The title is believed to be good, but | will
i only make such title as is vested in me by tn,
n Iced of trust.
RICHARD COOPER, Trustee.
Oct. 9th, 1870.
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Death ofPercy Clifton.

1t is with deep regret we have to announe
\ the death of Percy CLIFTON, which occur
red yesterday in the city of Mobile, sof vel
low fever. Mayor Clifton, his brother, re
'ceived dispatch on Tuesday morning an
bouncing that his condition was hopeless:
and at once hurried to his bed side, and wa
with him during his last hours.
PERCY was a native of this city, son o
Judge C. r. Clifton, and will be remembers
/ by most of our old citizens as a handsom
youth of noble bearing and great promise
During the war his family removed to tn
state OF Alabama, and at its close PERC
engaged in business in the city of Mobile
where the dreadful scoUrge, yellow fever
that had fifteen years ago made inroads up
On the same happy famlly---claimed him a
Ia victim. At his death he had attaine
about the age of 81 years.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-10-20

TICKETS FOR THE FAIR.-ENTRIEs
The Secretary will be at his office in Fai
Grounds tomorrow and Thursday, from
TO o'clock p. NJ, and on Friday and Satur
day from A. NJ. till p. NJ, for the purpos
of furnishing ticket to such as may wish t.
secure them in advance of the Fair. Thu
tickets issued to Stockholders last year viii
be taken up, and anew ticket given instead
family ticket for the week is SO; al in
dlvidual ticket for the week, 81 80. Their,
lnll beno checks gireR at the gate. Exhibitor
AND visitors generally who may wish to re-
main several days, are recommended t.
purchase weekly ticket.
Exhibitors are again reminded that there
is no charge whatever for the entry of arti
cies or animals, but every person passins
through the gates will be required to show
proper tickets to the gate-keepers.
Heavy articles, such as machinery ant
agricultural implements, may be entered
after riday morning next.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-10-20

SAVANNAH, GA, Oct. 9, 1870.
& DEAR POwER:-I really feel thankful &c
my friends, McLaran & Williams, for the
compliment they pay me in asking that be
appointed one of the committee to award
h the premium they offer for the "best looking
baby" at your coming State Fair,
The baby question / consider the most
\ Important of ENTHUSIASTICALLY as Bill
/ Arp says the raising of boy babies-though
u do love the girls too)-and one that should
4 be encouraged. And l am sure our people
will well appreciate and applaud the praise
worthy efforts of our friends, McLaran &
Williams, in this behalf. Yet l would con-
4 slider myself too gallant in the presence of
.all the babies, and especially their mothers
and other kin-folks, to pronounce any par
.ticular baby better looking than another.
couldn't do it--espeeially when each par
Iticular mother asserts her own to be 1.-THE
prettiest little darling in the world
l really regret will be unable to be at
the Fair. Ihope. however, that all the BA-
|BIEs and the rest of mankind will be there
Your friend, truly,
L. MINIS.
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NIssIssIPPH COLLEGE.

HNDs CoUNTF. MmaIaaIrrI.


#TNHE Twentieth Collegiate year of thia To-
u stituiion will commence on Monday. ber-
tcmber bth, and continue forty wcoks.
tents have been In attendance, and che iudIa
.cntiOns now are that the number will be create
~ increased the coming Session.
Besides the various Glasses Of The prrnara.
|lOry Department, the -Four Glasses off che COL.
leRiate Department will be- fully rnprrarntrI.
students for the Degree Of "A. -. and B M UH
passing satisfactory e1amihhuOn in ere
'studiee Of the lower CLASSES can rutrr either off
he classes they wish They wifi hnd tho
Course Of Study al rigid as ln che beat Col.
e ges. Students who wish 90 take 4 select
course will be permitted 10 pursue such studies
a. they may elect and rccite iu The regular
Iclaases provided their previous attain .rnts
Ishall qualify them 10 pursue such studies With
advantage.
Students for the Ministry are taught free OF
bill charges for tuition and Incidental fees. huH
those who are INDECENT will bo assisted in thH
payment Of their board BY the "Miuintrrinf
Educational Board or such students f0ur-
teen have been In attendance tho past year, had
many others have signihcd their intcnu0H of
The restraining aud oleyhNnE moral inndenra
0f such young men over other students cannot
'be Over-estimated Parents who have regard
for the morals Of their sons should note thif
fact before deciding upon The college 90 which
10 send them.
tent demanded
For fuller information address tho President.
Rev Walter hillman, or send 70 hlm f0r "a cots
BENZ. WHITFIELD.
President Of Board 81 Trustee.
Clinton Miss, Augs, lbiOu
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-10-20

LITTLE EDDIE Brown, whose death wa
announced in the Clarion last week, VINO dice
In Clinton was the dear little nephew of Mrs
liz. T. Evans. She left him with her siste
while going to New York, with the greatest re
uctance, and said: she feared he might b,
aiken away as his dear little sister was las
summer, while she was in New York, having
AIKEN both to raise after mothers death. Mrs
E. was overpersuaded TO leave him, as they
all said it would be best for the child. lmag
ne the sad news of the sudden death of tina
lear little Eddie, on whom her whole hear
was pladed Many beautiful toys were
bought for him before reaching New
York, where the sad news reached her. They
are silent mementoes of the dear one, with
iorse and drum, which now are silent ane
lonely here No one knew him but to love him
He has a father and an older brother, tC
mourn his early death. He is missed by al
IN the city, who knew him, but to love him.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-10-20
FOB SALE OR RENT.

j. /. POWER, Secretary.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-10-20
HAIR
RESTORATIVE.

TNrHE Hair restared naturally 20 its origina
a. color, prevented from falling out, ia
growth increased, and It's sOftness and beauty
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-10-20
MANUAL on FORgra.

Third Edition Revised and Eulausf
The second Edition OF tho NusslssiBpr
Manual Of Legal and Business Forms be
ing entirely exhausted, we are nov printing
the Third Edition. which via be- ready by
the 10Th Of October. Tho work haa been
thoroughly revised and very considerably
enlarged, and IN addition 20 The Forms f8r
Magistrates, County Officers and the public
generally, statistics etc. which hnye made
the Manual Immensely popular, u viii con
tain all the Public Laws enacted by The latc
Legislature, conveniently arranged, Include
ing
The General School law.
The Revenue Law.
The Militia Law.
The Court Laws.
The Exemption Law etc.
ALao,
The Constitution OF MisgistlBni.
The Constitution 81 the Uuit,d States
Revised Rules OF the ~upremo Court.
Rules Tor Chancery Practice, adopted bV
the late Convention Of Chancellor.
A complete Directory OF The Circuit and
ChanceTy Courts. showing when and sgbrr.
held, names OF officers. etc.
The Public Road Laws OF MississInrl a.
now In fore.
Railroad stations and Post Omccs in the
state.
A complete roster Of tho Public officer.
and Institutions aud Courts OF MlaaiasIpuI.
Fees aud Salaries Of Public Oficera.
Election and Population statistics
Also, Miscellaneous Information valuable
20 Lawyers, Clerks, Merchants, Planter.
ana the people generally.
IL win contain nearly ESQ pagoa ana
will be- substantially bound. Sent post
paid, on receipt Of the price, or by Erpress.
g. q. ID.
POWER & nARKsDALE.
JACKSON Mia
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-10-20
yNr. Jefferson Davis.

Mr.. jefferson Davis arrived in Glasgow
yesterday forenoon about clever O'Clock By
he Belfast steamer, after enjoying a shor
hour in Ireland. In the course of the day
The paid visit to the ne " University build
Iings which ne infinitely examined, and O
which he expressed great admiration. III
was the guest of Mr.. James Smith, Dowan
hill, who entertained him at dinner in tn,
Evening, together with party Of friends
The distinguished gentleman left this morn
ling at ten o'clock per rail for London, wher,
Mrs. Davis and family are at present re
siding, and with whom he purposes starting
flor America on the first of next month. He
appeared to be in good health and spirits
|GlasgOw Mail.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-10-20
Of uouusHAwa.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
NEW ORLEANS.

FACULTY
A. II. CENAs, NJ. ID. Emeritus Professor Of
Obstetrics.
JANIS JoNEs, NJ. D.. Professor ofObstetrIcr.
|WARREN STONE. N. D., Professor of surgery.
IN. q. kTcHARDsONs IA. d. Professor Ul
Anatomy.
'sA- UEL N. BEmss, NJ. d. Professor Of
Medicine,
sTASgoRD y. CHAmLH, NJ. r., Professor 81
Physiology.
FR4NE HlwrHoRS, NJ d. Professor Of
Materia Medica.
JosErH JoSEs n. d., Professor 81 Chem
istry.
r.. J. BIcEnAN, 81. D. Demonstrator of
Anatomy.
The Thirty-third annual course of inrfrur-
|fi0n IN this Department win commence nn
MONDAY The fourteenth OF November. lal1
hand terminate on che second Saturday tr
March 1871. Preliminary Lecturea on CIiHI.
cal Medicine and Surgery win Be- delivered In
he ampLitheatre q the Charity Hospital br-
'rinninR on the eighteenth az October. without
will be opened a. the same time.
The members ~ the Faculty arc FiHIur
Physicians and Surgeons % the Charity H1s.
aital and give instruction daily az che bedside
|of the sick. The practical advantage hu.
offered 70 students are umrivhled.
fEEs.-For All the Lectures ........-.. $3.50 Nl
MntficulatiOn n, s.,.....s... t,......- II Ht
Practical Anatomy ............- lI lI
Graduation, ..s.........H- HI NH
Payment required in advance
For further informaiigu alaFe..
II 3. HtCHAhDbOA, ~ TO-
Iy2swsm Dean.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-10-20

ENTERPMsE.-Our friend, Capt. G
d. Bustamente, of the Mississippi Machine
~ Agency, of this city, has been busy al
this week receiving articles for the Fair
and shipping a large number of Agricultu
raj Implements to Starkville, Water Valley
and Kasciusko to be exhibited at the County
Fairs at these points, at one and The Sdns'
time next week. This is certainly an evil
dence of enterprise that should not be over
looked, and we hope the people of Mississip
pi will not fail to give the Captain liberia
patronage in his efforts to introduce labor
saving machinery in our midst.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-10-20

ANOTHER PREMIUM FOR THE BOYS.
The boys having called for a premium
for the best trained saddle pony, under Ia
hands high, with the greatest number OF
gaits, and two premiums being already
offered, Mr.. E. Wamsley fers third-$s
for the third best.
MISSISSIPPI y ABE PLow.
The State Fair Direreo ry is authorized to
offer a cash premium of twenty-five dollars
for the best Piow made in Mississippi
ANOTHER SPECIAL PREMIUM.
For the best. display Of craftsmanship, Mr.
Subway offers premium OF > beautiful pair Of
gold plated spurs.
Mr.. j. J. Rohrbacher adds ten dollars fOl
the foot-race foE young men between 10 and
p years ofage.
FIVE DOLLARS IL Com, is offered by lover
Of little girls, for the best Patchwork Silk
Crib Quilt, made by girl under nine year:
old
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-10-20
SCHOOL WANTED.

A VIRGINIAN, who has had charge of liter
N airy institutions for twelve years, desire
70 obtain a situation in some College or Hig
School, in some one of the Southern States
He will give instruction in Ancient and Mod
ern languages, Mathematics, and the highe
English branches in accordance with the meth
ID pursued at the University of Virginia.
Address, stating terms, &C., f. A. ToMKISs
Ocala, Marion county, East Florida.
Oct llsw3t
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-10-20
EXECUTORS SALE.

10y virtue of decree of the late Prooat
liay of October, 1869, the undersigned, Execu
Otor of the last Will and Testament ofFrancls :
Heard, deceased, will on Monday, the 2lst IA.
Nof November, 1870, within the hours prescrioe'
10y law, at the front door of the Capitol, II
tthe city of Jackson, in said Kinds county, ex'
pose for sales..at public auction to the highes
bidder for one half cash and for the other on
credit of twelve months from the day OF sale
purchaser giving bond and security therefor
p of square so 6, South in said city of Jack
son, as part of the property of said estate
JESSE F. HEARD,
Executor, SO.
0ct19-tds.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-10-20
]. L. POWER, Secretary.

In MEMoRIAM.-Yes yesterday evening a
ten minutes before four O'Clock all tn,
SChurch bells and the fire bells of our city
sbegan to toll solemn requiem to GENERAL
ROBERT E. LEE, who in the fulness of year
and honors departed this life on the 12tl
Instant. All places of business were closed
lThe citizens of the capital of Mississippi
were giving public demonstration of thu
N grief which they feel in common with theil
brethren of the South at this moErnful oc'
Scurrence.
While we mourn his loss, his spirit has al
ready joined those of the heroes of that gal
liant army who died for the cause in which
She won imperishable renown. Ifsuch things
can be, and we devoutly so believe, they
met him on the boundaries of that other world
with loud welcomes and rejoicings, co-equa
with the Borrowings of their oppressed, un-
lfortunata and bereaved people, for Whose
prosperity and happiness he devoted his
life.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-10-20

THE BEST AND ORIGINAL Tonic OF IRor
phosphorus and Calisays, known a Fer
Iro-Phosphated Elixir of Calisaya Bark
The iron restores color TO the blood, tn,
phosphorus renews waste of the nerve tissue
and the calisaya gives natural. healthfu
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 aDC
lague. One pint contains the virtues of on
ounce of calisaya, and one teaspoonful,
grain ofiron and phosphorus. Manufactur
led only by CAswELL, HAZARD s. Co, sue
'cessors to Caswell, Mack d Co., New York
sold by Druggists.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-10-20

PIGEON SHOOTING AT THE FAN
GRoUNDs.--Three hundred pigeons wer'
shipped from st. Louis yesterday, for tn
rand match, for the celebrated Lewis
Toornbs Gun, to come of on Friday O
next week.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-10-20
NV AWlEANGB1HENH'.
Livery and Sale Stable
EsKREDGE az TOWNSEND,
WInomm, gIias

fTsHE undersigned. would respectfully notify
a. the travelling public and citizens Of Vino
'aa and vicinity, that they have purchased the
entire Livery, Stable, Stock and Property.
connected herewith, from Mr. W. NJ. Bates.
|And are perfecting arrangements to carry on
he business in q style equal to the demands
pr the community. Parties desiring any thing
their line, may rely on their promptness
Iand accommodation. We are prepared TO hir.
horses, buggies, wagons and teams; and to
Heed horses. We viii continue to carry the U
II. Nail daily, as usual, 70 Carrolton, and
transport passen gers. Oar HACKS AND
|CoAcHEs, are in good condition, end we will
sndeavcr TO give passengers all the comfort in.
Dur power.
We expect this fall TO have on hand farm
|horses and mules, for sale, and as cheap as can
pc furnished in this market We guarantee
al our transactions TO be as represented.
The patronage Of the public is solicited.
W. c. ESKRIDGE
10. +. TOWNSEND.
oct 10, IS7O-w3m.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-10-20

Mississippi MANUAL.-The thirt
edition of this work is now ready, and il
being mailed to such as had filed their or
'ders. 1t contains forms and data useful t.
AL public officers. The Public Acts of tn,
late Legislature, State and Federal Constitu
tions, Rules of Supreme Court, Rules ant
Forms for Chancery Courts, Directory o
the Courts and Public Officers, stamp duties
postal rates, etc. Price two dollars. Ad
lress this Office.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-10-20

Duck HILL PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY
We call esperial attention of our reader
At Duck Hill, Winona, Grenada, Lodi arc
|Etliotts Station, TO the card of Mr.. S. NJ
Ross, in to-days paper. We are informed
that his pictures are truly beautiful.