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Hardee's New Map
M MISSISSIPPI.

INCLUDING all the New Counties created
III by the Legislature of ls70'7l, and en-
bodying a 1 the Sectional lines and Sectional
Numbers in every Township Of the State,
which is a new and valuable feature, never
before embodied in any State Map.
The author has discarded the old Edition,
and gone 10 very great expense in having the
whole work re-engraved in the most superior
manner; and the Map now in course of pub
LEGATION and to be ready for delivery by the LIST
July, will certainly be the most elaborate
State Map ever published in this country.
Active and energetic Agents are wanted in
every county, and they will find profitable
employment in canvassing for this work.
Orders for the Map now solicited, and
they will be filed in the order received.
Price Ten Dollars, which may be sent with
the order, or Map be sent G. o. d.
Parties having the old edition Of Hardee's
Map will receive the new edition at liberal
discount, on sending the old map free of ex-
pense, 10 the undersigned.
Address
J. L. POWER
General Agent for the State
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From the Goodman Star.
The yIfssfSsippf Central Railroad.

We are authorized by Gen. West to state.
by way of explanation, that prior to the
leasing of the Central Railroad. to the
Southern Railroad Association; contract
was made between the Company and its
bond holders, Iostponing payment of both
bonds and coupons of interest. until certain
stipulated periods.
The benefit of those deferred payments as
agreed was expressly conveyed to the les
sees, and the General understands they have
been, and still are complying with the
terms of the lease.
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MAYORALTY.
a CARD.

At the solicitation of many friends, | offer
myself as a candidate for Mayor. Having
been raised in this community, l am under
every obligation, if elected, TO discharge the
duties of the office with honesty and fidelity,
and without prejudice partiality, and
pledge myself to do so.
MARION SMITH.
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Orders for tickets TO the Concerts of the
South Carolina Land and Immigration
Association at Charleston on the Stn OF
January are said to be flowing in. Now Is
the time to buy. Price only % each, with
one chance in sixty-two to draw fortune
in cash among the 2405 gifts that are offered.
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Our citizens were yesterday treated to
grand demonstration and parade, which
was made for the two fold purpose OF cele-
bratin0 Christmas and striking terror to
the hearts of such g unrepeutant rebels as
might be upon our streets. The "A p. C-s.
(Alcorns Picked Cavalry were out in full
force, and did much honor to themselves nv
their splendid drill and discipline.
There were in the ranks many noble war
riors from Aries sunny land. and Counts
from Venice; lager beer drinkers from Am
sterdam, and full grown orang outapg
from the Islands of the Pacific. Ku-Klux,
whe had quit their evil WAYS and Joined
this noble band of picked men. marched
side by side with penitentiary birds, who
had been reprieved to fill up the quota of
the regiment. One hero we noticed. who
had been so well picked that he was picked
almost to pieces; and another must have
been clown in a circus.
THE BANNER
Eclipsed anything that ever appeared
upon our streets. 1t was made of the
very finest and most expensive domestic
that our city afforded, and was painted
by the well known artist Prof Lubunion.
On one side was inscribed, "ALcoRS's
PICKED CAVALRY" DEATH TO KUKLUx!"
On the reverse side was handsome Dor
trait of the - eminent man himself; and
under it: MISSISSIPPI PRESENTS AN UNRBo-
KEN EvIDENcE OF PEACE No. l. GIVE
ME A REGIMENT OF PICKED CAVALRY" No2
THE HERoINEs.
In the procession could be seen several
noble women who had volunteered their
services ss cooks and laundresses to the reg
iment, while the wander and handsome
daughter of the regiment, was riding in
spring wagon, in charge of two picked
cavalry-men.'
GEN. TROOLY LOIL
deserves much credit for the handsome dis
play that was made, and we doubt not but
that much good was accomplished. Hur-
rah for the "Spar Stangled Spanner." and
now, Let us have peacev'
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Wanted.

GOOD MAN COOK at Summerville Insti-
N tute, for the year 1872 Liberal wages
will be paid for person bringing proper testi-
monials.
| respectfully request the reader to call the
attention of any Cook whom he may know to
be DESTROYS of a situation for next yerr.
Address
THOS. -. GATHRIGHT.
Gholson, =. o.. Miss
Nov. IA, 1871.-sw4w2w
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We were treated this morning to a
nice Christmas present in the shape of q
lar of brandy fruit by Mons. George Petre-
ouine, who has been an attache of the
CLARION Office for nearly two years.
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MARRIFD.-In Richmond. Va on the
14th inst by the Rev. DIR. Minigerode,
Carr. CHAs. L. ADAMS, of Memphis to
Miss LEILA L., daughter of Samuel Z. Tar
dH Esq, of that city. No cards.
At the residence Of the brides mother in
Rankin county, on the Oath inst by Rev.
C. G.. Andrews, Mr.. HENRY HoDGEs, Of
Texas. TO Mss MAGGIE Il. COLLINS.
At the residence of the brides brother-in-
law. samuel Morrow, ESQ., Black Hawk.
Mississippi. on Thursday, December 81. 1871,
by the Rev. J. N. Caldwell, CAPTAIN g. ID.
BusrAMANTK. of Jackson. Miss, and Mas j..
E. MANN, of Carthage. Miss No cards
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FOR ALDERMAN.--SO Ward.
We are authorized to announce 7. D. PACE
as a candidate for Alderman from the South
Ward at the ensuing City Election, January
LIST 1872
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NOTICE.
TRUSTEES SALE.

IN pursuance of the terms thereof, on Tues
L. day, the 18th day of October, 1871, /, the
undersigned, one of the Trustees in "a certain
said balance of said Indebtedness with inter-
est.
Said sale to be made on the gallery or porti-
co of the Store House of q. W. Gorhams in
said place.
W. II. GILL
Octl0sw&wtf Trustee
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~ @rS W has lad Wheeler s. Wilson
To-, ulne since June, 1857; to January LIST,
gS..' she had made 24,476 vests, Tin 1870.
49, 'ests) IL coats and 90 pairs of panta-
81 ~-N besides doing the family sewing for
Sn. prisons; all the work ranging from the
muslin to the heaviest beaver cloth.
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D 10 You NEED A SAFE Mr.. John
,rs fnahan, general agent for Halls Safe
r;n LOCK Company, is now in jackson, and
w. remain until Thursday evening and
- SOuid be pleased 10 have those in need of
'>'ss 70 call on him at Green's Bank.
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Sfnfe Fair Directors

WILL please take notice that the newly
w elected Board will meet for the purpose
of orga ANIMATION, and for the election Of "A Board
of Control and the transaction Of other impor-
tant business, at the Secretary office on
Wednesday, January Bird, ensuing. The new
Board consists of c. A. Brougher, H. NJ. Tay-
lor Thos. Green, lsydore Strauss, 5. I, Bailey
l.. r. Montgomery, W. b. Taylor, NJ. W. Phil
fps, W. l.. Ware, J. L. Power, Jas. ID. Stewart,
Austin Nicely, q. A. Rice, j. Z. Stevens, J. A.
Hoskins, J. II. Echols, Thos, Reed, A. Nirden,
Jas. NJ. Wesson, j. ). Hamilton, Robert kells,
W. v. Wishart, John J. Rohrbacher, John
Handy, c. NJ Walden.
full and prompt attendance Is desired.
J. o. WHARTON, President.
J. l.. POWER, Secretary.
Pilot and Leader please copy.
dec 22-td
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LOOK HERE!

If JOHN J. RoHRPAC HER will permit his
name to be used for Alderman from the
South Ward, he will be supported by
MANY VOTERS
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Pres't Board Of Supervisors.

fine custom-made Boots and Shoes just re-
ceived at Bear & Steinberg's.
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We are authorized to announce LYMAN
HILZHEIM as n candidate for Alderman from
the West Ward At the ensuing election. jan
uary LIST, 1872.
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A Memphis special says three hundred
negroes, thoroughly armed. left there os-
tensibly for Helena, but evidently for Chi
cot county.
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MORE SHooTNG.-Dan Askew (col-
ored), shot Richard Williams (colored),
through the hand, yesterday, in drunken
hroi
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SAN Francisco, December 23.-Sargeant
has been elected Senator. The rains are
continuous, and floods are reported in many
localities.
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British Half Hose, for men aud boys, a
enormously low prices. at Stadeker's.
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The little clown who was here with
Haight s. Co.'s Circus, few weeks since,
was killed In row at Corinfn-
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CURES THE WORST PAINS
LIN from One 40 Twenty Minutes.
Not One Hour after reading this advertise
ment need any one Suffer with Pain.
RADwAY'S READY RELIEF Is A
CURE FOR EVERY PAIN.
1t was the First and is the Only Pain Remedy
that instantly stops the most exerutiAting
pains, allays Infamations and cures Cong es
tons, whether of the Lungs, Stomach. Bowels
or other glands or organs, by one application
IN FROM ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES.
no matter how violent or exerutiating the pain
the Rheumatic, Bed-ridden, Infrm. Crippled
Nervous, Neuralgia. or Frustrated with dis
ease may SUI Ter.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
WILL Afford INSTANT EASE
InHamation of the Kidneys.
inflammation Of the Bladder
Infamstion of the Bowels,
Congestion of the Lungs,
Sore Throat Difficult Breathing,
Palpitation of the Heart,
Mysteries, Group, Diptheria,
Catarrh, Influenza,
Headache, Toothache,
Neuralgia, Rheumatism,
Cold Chills, Ague Chills.
The application of the Ready Relief to the
part or parts where the pain or difficulty ex-
lists will afford ease and comfort.
Twezty drops in a half tumbler of water
will in few moments cure Cramps, Spasms,
Sour Stomach, Heartburn, Sick Headache, Di-
arrhea, Dysentery, Collie, Wind in the Bowels
and all Internal Pains.
Travellers should always carry a bottle of
Railways Ready Relief with them. A few
drops in water will prevent sickness or pains
from change of water. 1t is better than French
Brandy or Bitters as a stimulant.
FEVER AND AGUE.
Fever and Ague cured for fifty cents There
is not a remedial agent in this world that will
cure Fever and Ague, and all other Malarious,
Bilious, Scarlet, Typhoid, Yellow, and other
Fevers aided by Railways Pills) quick
Railways Ready Relief. Fifty cents per rot.
tie.
III TIL 4 I-,rXE .
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We are authorized to announce JOHN
NELSON a candidate for Alderman from
the West Ward, at the ensuing election, JAN
uary LIST, 1872.
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IN CRYSTAL SPRINGS, MISS.
An ELEGANT DWELLING, beautifully To-
"A Gated within FIVE minutes walk Of the
Railroad Depot-has all the convenienees Of q
city residence such water in the house.
bath-hOuse, cellar, &C, with greenhouse, gar
den and outhouses.
For particulars apply by letter or other
wise to
Az. ANDRE,
sept7wtf Crystal Springs, Miss.
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ELIAS HOWE
SEWING MACHINE.

TINHE WORLD RENOWNED ELIAS"
Il HOWE SEWING MACHINE received the
highest honOrs conferred on Sewing Machines
AT our State Fair. In consideration that this
very popular Machine has not been known
in the State before, conclude that there
is traits in the Howe that our people should
look to before buying any other.
MR.. w. n. WRIGHT, at Allen & Lyon, will
take pleasure in showing the Howe TO any who
will call dec l9-sAw-tf
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The Railroad Election I'm Mfnds
County.
OFFICE PRESIDENT OF THE
BoARr OF SUPERVISORS,
TIINDS COrNTX

OEFIcE PRESIDENT OF THE
BoARr OF SUPERVISORS,
KINDS COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI.
CLINTON, December 4, ISL.
At the written request of Geo. W. Harper.
representing the Yazoo City, Raymond and
Crystal Springs Railroad, and Ira f. Davis.
representing the Natchez and Jackson
Railroad, and W. c. Wells, representing the
Nicksburg and Ship Island Railroad, and
for the reasons set forth i'm said written re-
quest, which paper bears date at Raymond,
December 4, 1871, hereby give notice that
the proposed vote on the question OF county
aid to the railroads above named, now adj
vertised to be taken December l6, 1871, is
postponed until Saturday. the 23rd day of
March, 1872, and that all the new s9apers of
the county publish this notice.
J.R. HORN,
I'd Pres't Board of Supervisors
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Fine custom-made Mems. Youths aud
Children's Clothing at Bear & Steinberg's.
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Greatest reduction In Dry Goods ever OF
cred in this market, at Bear q steinbergs.
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Dress Trimmings, Silk Velvet, and Silks
in all Collors and Shades at O. J. Beck's.
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Stsdeker has only few Of those 81 so
per dozen Handkerchiefs Left.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

FOR ALDKRMAN---90 Ward.
We are authorized to announce JEFF STONE
as q candidate for Alderman from the South
Ward. Election, January LIST. 1872.
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New arrival of Gents and Boys Clothing
expected daily at G. J Beck's.
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100 pieces new Calico just received at Bear
& Steiberg's.
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Fine custom made gents and youths calf
Boots and Caters just received at Bear &
Steinberg's.
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Aorxr IN NEW ORLEANS Thomas
0rR AZ o. so Camp street, is our only au-
Nelntyirs cent in the City of New Orleans
thoriIed as rtv is authorized TO solicit husi-
10 other IL CLARION in that city. We COM
a a A:yTs to an a' to a oths.gs
toners o. III III themselves of our columns. He
Eoaidl, aathorized to make contracts, and
i fuzzy ~, an as favorable terms as can be had
VIA .rbIis1erS. II
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HEALTH! BEAUTY!!
DIR. RAILWAYS

Strong and Pure Rich Blood-Increa
Flesh and Weight-Clear Skin and
Beautiful Complexion Secured to All.
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Arabs. nubias, Cardigan jackets, &c, AZ
enormously low prices at Stadeker's.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Skating Coats, Talmas and Capes just re-
eeived az Bear & Steinberg's.

just received, fine assortment of Doe
skin Dress Coats and six Velvet Vests at
Bear & Steinberg's-
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Ezs- All persons indebted to me will save in
terest and other costs By calling at once and
making settlement.
septic ~. O.. NEWCOMER.
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GEN. TRoOLY LoIL

deserves much credit for the handsome dis
play that was made, and we doubt not but
that much good was accomplished. Hur-
rah for the ''Spar Stangled Spanner. and
now, Let US have peacev'
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-11-10
The Cause and Cure of Consumnt;on

The primary cause of Consumption is der pgcmen, nj
tho objective organs. This arrangement produces do
ticirnt nutrition and assimilation. by assimilation
mean that process 10y which the nuriment Of the food
il converted into blood and thence into the solids Of
the body. Persons with digestion thus impaired hay.
ing the sEghte predsIo-ition to pulmonary d sc,se
or if they take cold, will be very liable TO h ave
Consumption of the Lung in OF its forms and
hold that II will be impossible any case Of on
sumption without Ist restoring good digestion and
healthy assimilation. The FIRE. thing to be done
s to cleanse the stomach and bowels from all diseased
mucu5 aud slime which is cOggng these organs that
they cannot perform their fncton- and then rouse III
and restore the liver to healthy action. For this pur
pose the sUrst and ezt remedy is Schencks Mandrake
Pills. Thee PILL cleanse the stomach and bowels OF
all the dead and morbid slime that is causing disease
and decay in the whole system. They viii clear ont
the liver OF all diseased bile that las accumulated there
snd it up \ ard healthy action hy which
natural and healthy bills is .ocretcd.
The stomach bowels and liver are thu, c!canscd nv
the OF Schenck's Mandrake Pills bat there remaiis
in the stomach an eXccss of acid the organ is torpid
and the appetite is poor. In the bowels the lactaals
weak, and requiring strength and support II il in
4 condition like this that Schencks S,.ivecd Tonic
proves 10 BE- the most valuable remedy discovered
II l. alkaline AM s us will neuraze all exces- Of
acid making the stomach sweet aud fresh il will give
permanent tone to tEis important organ and create
GOOD hearty appetite and prepare the -ysten for the
first process of good digestion aud ultimately make
good, healthy, living blood. After this preparatory
treatment what remains TO most Of consump
ton lie the free and perse gerng oil SChencks Pull
monic syrup: lhe Puimonc syrup nourishes the
svs.em puri, the blood and readily absorbed into
the circulation and thence distributed TO the diseased
Iung- Their ii Iipens all morbid matter, whether in
the form abscesses tuberces, and then as-ists
Nature to expe all the deceased matter In the
expectoration, when it rpens II i. then by
the great healing and purifying properties of Schencks
PumUnc Syrup, that all ulcers and cIvitie healed
up sound, AID my pitieat IS cured.
Tie essential thing TO be done IN curing Consumption
is TO got up good appetite and good digestion. 60
that the BODY will grow in flesh and get strong II
person has deceased ung- cavity sbsces II ere the
cavity cannot heal, the matter cannot rpen long
the systeIn s below par What il necessary to cure
new order OF thng= good appetite good nutrition
tine body 10 grow in flesh and get fat then Nature l.
Ia, TIN civitic7 WIli heal the viii riyt Il mi
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At least, it can be said to be a very mar
row escape.
\ partly finished saw mill, belonging
10 john Sawyer, in the west part of
Lowell, was burned on the evening OF
Oct. 2Sth. The fire must have caught
from stove set up in one corner where
Mr.: Sawyer had a room partitioned off
in which were ali his tools, clothes Tex
cept those on his back) and IL large libra
~ vi books many of them valuable to
him rs mrmentocS Of college days: an
upright saw, and nearly all the maciin-
cry for Il clapboard mill, al of which
were destroyed.
At a mrciing of the Stockholders OF
the MisSi>quol and Clyde Rivers Railroad
Company, AT the Frontier House ut
North Troy, Oct % he Old board OF
directors were re-clericd At Il suisse
qncnt meeting OF the directors l.. Robin
son was cho-en President and Col. y. \.
EIknS Secretary and Treasurer. Meas
urr> were taken which will secure the
early completion Of the road TO Newport
to connect with the Conn. x Pass. Il. Il.
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We have heard it said within the past
week that Owen Dnnc"an 81 Troy. has
sold from his orchard the present fall.
81 ,2O0 worth OF apples. the largest share
OF them being iamcuse. We under stand
Mr.. DoLr"au has by far the best orchard
III Orleans county. oar readers who liv-
cd in this I"An t"rnty Two years ago, will
remember Mr.. Dout@an. who then lived
il: tn" house on Main street now owned by
Rev. /. McAun. and worked for Judge
Paddock. Since he lett lhiS town he has
cultivated the orchard above referred to.
which now yields him such a handsome
income. His eXperience.wil 90 far to dis
prove the common impression that apples
cauEul hr rai-cd in Orleans county.
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\ Van Buried in Il wen.

Last Wednesday. about / IL q ri"ch l..
u. 49, INo men were engaged in di""in"
t.u,ll for Mr.. \. ". Hastings. back OF
u.- rrN h,ll~r al the head ct thc Plain.
ri.r side cIvci in from thc top bury in"
VI. Ei"md Bryant. Who was al Norf. 1t
Ia bottom a the time. The well had
teen UNI ncarl, 10 feet. and was htickcd
"i' 70 feet or more II 0m the bottom. Above
,n. hri"f work was curbin~ ct wood.
Ga, Id, 81 Ihi~-ahont II feet ut the top.
as" away. letting the sand and Il mall
l."rIiun ct the top OI the brick work down
upnu llir unfortunate man. Immediate
treasures were cnGcrcd upon 10 Rescue
uIh though NO sound could be heard from
lH' well. Men in large numbers readily
'H''t ~h"v"i- and made al! possible haste
j" remove Ill" sand. They had t0rmid-
1"I" TASK h"i"tr them. Tlc iiit was re-
Move" nn"n "n" Ill" by shovelin@ and
'raplh3 with teams. the excavation
-urbrd as the work proceeded. until rho.
,"p "t the brick curb was reached. Then
hat being filled. progress became slow
'ut II: about - O'Clock, Thursday morn
,"%-SOme II hours OF diligent wOrk-the
rody was reached, The skull was found
tiuken-a falling brick having evidently
truck MIR. Bryant nearly upon the top OF
lac hrad. Death must have enSued al
most Instantly. The body was removed
3" 'ir residence Oi Mr.. Hastings. and Mr..
hIlaul'- friends notified of the sad occur
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oar Soldiers Monument.

Work has hr"ur l0r GOVERN" the 'iatu"
81 III" in"mrnnclh in ilir Court ilou~" yard.
Il it j. italian marble. OF IT,. mo,i imprr-
t-hlblr n.ni. i i yirl,iin" /" the a-."uIls
"i ctr climate. The ,lraprry. the sword.
.,.." ain. a:.i the more un>nlid partitions oi
.hr ~tai"r ~h"" evident -iyn~ ot ,ji-imr-
.llDinn. Crack. aIr noticeable. and to
-nri' an eNtrni. Hnlc>S protected il irccz-
,u2 wralh"r-aHd perhaps thrn--prriome
OF the draprIy arr liable Ia tai. Cannot
!. .-.LNr- inn- VI dir. lnI Nill,r. ". MrIE
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TuE SoUrm CAEoLINA kU-KLUx -
Senator Scott of Pennsylvania has re-
ceived letter, dated Oct 30, from
lorkvi!le, =. C., which state. that
Avery. Tomlinson and Brat.on, who
were proved to lie mcmbars of the ku-
kluN organization, with 20 or so others,
fled even before finger was raised OF
the warning proclamation was issued.
About 100 surrendered ana confessed all
they knew. The less guil:v are parol-
ed tor wan. of means to keep them.
Their evidence confirms the reports in
reference to the parties concerned in u
large number OF the outragc$. Tumlin-
son was the leader in the murders oi
Ieet, Rlmidtree and Williams, and, as
tonishing as it may seem, tue prisoners
disclose the details of five murders which
the writer, with all bis know ledge OF
kukluN uu;ra"cs. did not suspect had
been committed. I've have in JAIL" lac
say, lone 80 mrn who have been con-
crrncd liz various murders. Most Of
them have made clean breast Of il, and
showed that all tie murders were COM
united 10y order u! tE.r "rAHd chief,
AN,ll.