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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-02-08
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.

BY Mr.. Cassidy, an act to amend section
424, article i, chapter :, of the Revised Code
of 1871.
Referred to the Judiciary Committee.
By Mr.. Cassidy, an act to facilitate the
the redemption of lands sold Tor taxes; to
secure more accurate assessment of lands
used for other purposes.
Referred to Finance Committee.
BY Mr.. Warner, an act TO authorize the
Auditor of Public Accounts to employ two
additional clerks.
Mr. Watts moved to amend as follows
After the word assistants" add the words
''during the present session of the Isegisla-
ture." Carried.
And the bill. rs amended passed, title
standing as stated.
Mr. Sullivan moved 10 suspend rules and
take up House Message. Carried.
MESSAGE FROM THE HOUSE.
An act to change the terms of the Circuit
Court of the Seventh District with House
amendment.
Taken up and concurred in.
Mr.. Little moved to call up an act To
amend an act to encourage internal i'm
provements in the State of Mississippi, APP
proved May IL. ISL Crrried.
Mr.. Morgan moved to indefinitely post
pone the bill, o
Mr.. Alexander moved to table the motion
to indefinitely postpone, which was carried
as follows
Yeas-Messrs Alexander, Bennett, CASH
DIV, Gibbs. Lyles, Little, Millsaps, Mygatt,
Price, Sullivan and StOne--1.
Nays-MeSsrs. Bowles, Duncan. Hardy,
johnson, Morgan, Seal, Williams and Watts
5.
Mr. Price moved to postpone till next
Tuesday at ii O'clock. CARRIED.
The President announced as additional
members to committee on Enrolled Bills,
Messrs. Alexander and BOwles.
BY Mr.. Morgan, an act in relation 10 no
taries public.
Referred to Committee on Judiciary.
Senate adjourned.
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Citation Notice.

The State % ippi, Choctaw county.
T. n. Fletcher Before the Clerk at
u.s. Rules. Third Monday in
Unknown Pr-.na J.uuary, 1872
I1D uuhunFtu persons having or claiming MA
i interest. either legal or equitable. IN The
land hereinafter described ~ the time the
same was sold for taxes, and all such other
persons az may De- interested therein:
You will take notice that y. II. Fletcher has
filed bis biz 30 lhe ihuHccry Court of said
county. Co have hi- tax title 20 the following
land confirmed, to-wit--
Ea-l bali of northeast quarter and north
west quarter OF northeast quarter, and north
east quarter o. northwest quarter and south
east quarter Of section - township ~ range
g east Unless Won De and appear before "a
term Of the Chnncery Court, 10 be held a. La
grange. IN said county, on the first Monday in
April, A. u. 1872 10 plead, answer or deinur
thereto, or tbc same Nill DE taken a. con-
fe--r,i.
Ordered that the foregoing notice be
posted az tLe door Of the court house, in
said county. ALSO published ia the Weekly
Clarion, paper pihlished in the city Of Jack
son, Mississippi, for four consecutive weeks.
T.. J.. SEWARD, Clerk.
J.W Pinson, Solicitor tor Complainant
iHAZJwft
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Citation Notice.

Tie STATE Of Mississippi. Choctaw county.
W A. Dobb- Before the Clerk at
vs. Rules, Third Monday
Unknown Persons. in January, l5l2.
TENO unknown persons having or claiming an
u interest. either legal OF equitable, iu the
lands hereinafter described, M the time the
snme was sold for taxes. and all such other
persons a. may be interested therein.
You will take notice that W. a. Dobbs hath
hicd his bill in the thancery Court of said
county 10 have his tax title % the following
lands confirmed, tO-wit--
East half Of northeast quarter Of section z
township D.. range 10; and west half Of north
east quarter Of section !, township ~. range
10, and west half Of southwest quarter of
section J. township n, range ~. and east half
~ northwest quarter u section 3. township -,
range lOeasf. IN sand county; said lands sold on
the eth day OF May, l-f2, for the taxes then due
aad unpaid. Also, the west half Of north
east quarter and west halt Of northwest quar-
ter Of section . township IS, range 10 east ia
-aid county. which land sold on the hf-
.penth day Of August. 1863, for iis taxes.
? aless you be and appear before term OF
N.e IhaBeeTy Court. 20 be held a. Lagrange,
iu said county, on the first Monday in April,
A. ID. 1872, 20 plead, answer or demur thereto,
the same will be taken confessed.
Ordered that the foregoing notice be posted
81 the court house door Of said county also
published in the Weekly Clarion, newspa-
per published in the city Of Jackson, Missis-
sippi for four consecutive weeks.
4. X. SEWARD, sClerk.
wv Pinson, Solicitor for Complainant.
ian2jw4t
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Masonic SMin,iIeI.s.

From the louisiana Planters Banner.l
The country is full of scoundrels who
make good living By travelling through
the country imposing themselves upon the
crednlous MasOns. One of these characters
passed through our town several weeks ago.
who reported himself a being from West
vile. Miss. He has several natnes-Bryne.
McLaurin. Mcmahon and others which we
do not now remember, aud has been pub
liShed as a swindler and thief in the Bran
don Republican Opelousas Courier. Lake
Charles Echo, and other papers. lie is very
cunning and sharp enough 10 deceive almost
any body. We warn the fraternity and the
public generally against the villain. aud we
counsel his arrest wherever found. as he is
guilty of horse stealing i'm Abbevile and
Niblett's Bluffs. Still another OF these
swindlers is said To have passed through
town this week, whose name we do not
know. Our brothers of the press should
pass these villains around. rs il might be
protection to citizens who would otherwise
become victims to their wiles.
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n CARD.
JACKSON. MISS, Jan. 81.

JACKSON. MISS, Jan. 81, lsI2.
l take great pleasure in stating that the An
des Insurance Company, which issued to me a
Policy of Insurance through Messrs. Barrows
Smythe, agents at jackson, Miss, ISSUED
TO me on the sd of December. ISL, have this
day settled the loss arising from the entire
destruction Of my dwelling house and furni-
ture, which occurred on the night OF the 23d
instant; and l recommend the Andes as
that is disposed to act fairly and
promptly in settlement of the claims of those
who are so unfortunate as to suffer loss BY
fire rfeb2sw5t1 W E ROSS.
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Hardee's New Map
M | S SIS S Up |.

Excluding all the New Counties created
n by the Legislature Of 1e70-7I, and en-
bodying al 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-cngraved in the most superior
manner; and the Map now in course OF pub
LEGATION and to BE- ready for delivery by the LIST
July. viii certainly be the most elaborate
State Map ever published in this country.
Active and energetic Agents are wanted in
every county, and they win find profitable
employment in canvassing for this work.
Orders for the Map are 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 c. q. ID.
Parties having the odd edition of Hardees
Map viii receive the new edition nj n liberal
III scount, on sending the old ,map free of ex-
pense. TO the undersigned.
Address
J. L. POWER.
General 4 rent for the State
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Valuable Prop erty For Sale.

Il WILL sell all my real estate, situated in
i the city Of Jackson, consisting OF store and
dwelling houses. One Of the lots IL situated
in square No. 4, south. 100 feet; fronting
80 feet on State street. Aiso lots ., 10, II and
IL, in Court Square No. /. The above property
is desirable as business or residence lots. The
payments for the above property will be made
TO suit any one who may wish 20 purchase. I
am determined 10 sell, and will be pleased 20
give any further information In regard 20 the
above 10 any one who may inquire.
jan9sw2w JAMES LESLIE.
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FOUNDED IN 1882 AND CHARTERED
HAS full and efficient Faculty.

II AS full and efficient Faculty
y. Il. Students are desired 90 enter as soon
a. possible. This is the best Mace IN Ameri-
ca TO obtain a BUSINESS EDUcATgoS. which fits
a man for all positions IN lite. or learn Oh
READ, WRITE AND SPEAK the modern or Com
mercial languages.
Judge e. .. DuGrE, late Presideu, of Jtfcr-
son College. has charge Of the French Depart
ment.
Prof. MEYER, German and Hebrew
Prof RICARDO RORLEs. Spanish.
Prof. eagle, Penmanship,
Profs. NUM- and FRHs, bookkeeping.
Prof. FRIEs, Mathematics.
J. j.. FOLEY. ESQ, Councillor a Law. &c
HEALrH.-The city j. perfectly iraitny and
has been SO all summer-moTc So ihau New
York, Philadelphia. or Boston. Reports tu the
contrary are started and circulated by PEp-
DLERs, RUNNERS and DRUMMERH Tor Northern
Cities, Honscs and Institutions. Toosc who
still send to the North for Education vulun-
arlly pny their money to have task masters
placed over The whole people az the south
Education should he free from politics, and
the South must educate her own Youth, or bee
the slave of other sections. AL persons
shouldbe educated IL Is The educated mind
that must RULE, or RrIS is the consequence Of
Ignorance.
y. Il. An education thaCenabics one toearn
$1,000, 5000 and st.0JO~per anhum Is the best
position parents can give their sons.
n: B.-Of all our numerous Graduates, for
the past 40 years, Not oNE. Is now out OF pro-
hthbic employment, So far n known.
The 4pih Anniversary viii be- February ~.
1872 aud IL H. hoped ail urIucr Graduatrs and
Students will be present
PUFUs DOLBEAR.
novlOsw&w3m President.
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w 7 Baker,
K NJ Leavell,
j c Davis.

y NisISronoh. NJ Leavell,
/ MIN &c Davis.
N ghPonr having arrived for the eonsid
ne NJ he special order, an act to facili
patton - '',,,,,struction of the Selma, Marion
Rlie ,,l1ieU..,,bis Railroad, was taken up. anC
~ ae''arr,l amendments were offered anC
Ftef Uostponed until tomorrow at 1;
eIoe1W White moved that the House do now
NJ ITO am election for Sergeant-at-Arns
arrieu:: ,eaker appointed Messrs. Howe.
~ aud Calhoun as tellers.
bi'e, pp,,II.r-G. w. Carter received thirty
tiI ~ e /. futile. Jr., thirty-nine votes
ne - 80, sixteen. Necessary to choice,
p,lIot-TuttIe received 80 votes
~ votes. Necessary to a choice As.
iL ~. Tattle being present came forward
4 n vas sworn IN. ..,,o;
~ ovrv offered the following:
;;rt'oraas. The contested electlon case
CS,,1;sh county, was among the first
1Dlasnred TO this body ana referred 10 the
Teseu 49, on contested Elections; and.
oa allll,.se Sufficient time has been given
hHv 70 said contest wherein TO take
= P,,,v etc: therefore. be 1t
sa,lnnIred That said Committee on Con-
ri rlertious is hereby requested to re-
!. I,nn,, this case to this body, and return
o.. tlPy;,aony taken By them, together with
+ 49,, rn-timouv offered before them, on
I y. TnesIav. February 6, 1879.
~ - Erench moved to amend by inserting
Atlor5aIe county. Adopted.
~, The resolution as amended was adOp-
F.; rroncb moved that the special Com
zoe on Contested Elections in the House
4 reorganized. ,.,,os
,I,ich was sustained, and under the
~ -, non thereof the motion of Mr.. French
fls lost.
Yeas A: nays a.. NJ.
ll,,o Cooke. Carter. Davis of NoXubee.
't, Foley. Feemster. French, Gill,
- Gaines. Gayles. Handy of COpiah,
rof Madison, Hill, Howard, Holmes,
az Houston. Howe, johnson of DeSoto.
lsS,irk I.andcrs, Mccain, McCawley,
.Iarv. Morgan Of Washington, Piles.
20 Sbadd Smith of Tunica, Stewart OF
f,vubpe. Spelman, Stewart OF Holmes.
.3otbrrs. Trueheart, Webster, White,
EaJe and Mr. Speaker.
Nessrs. Allen, Applewhite, Baker.
'1,igde. Benson Boyd. Bolton, Calhoun,
hnnjIer Cnr!ee, Currie. Davis of Lafayette,
ssns Fisher Ford, Gaddis, Gaines, Goar.
k,rton. Hudnall. higgins, Hyer, Jones
nr of Neshoba. Kelly of Lauderdale,
nirough. Leavell. Land, Lowry, Lopez,
aIntosb. McKie. Mckenzie. Nets, Mar
lore Nisbett, Potter, Quinn, Robbins.
nm of Lauderdale. Smith of DcSoto
IONS. SAWYER, Wroton, Whorton, and
hest--47.
,b.ent and not voting-23.
House adjourned.
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The State Of Mississippi, Choctow County.
James Tcdder Before the clerk a.
vs.. Rules Third Monday
Unknown Persons. ia January, 1877.
rINO unknown persons having or claiming an
A interest. either legal or equitable, iu the
lands hereinafter dr,rribcd AZ the time the
same WIS sold Tor fuNts. and all such other
persons Hs m1y ha Interested therein
You viii take notice hat James Tedder has
hled bis bill in thc Chaucery Court Of said
county. o. have hi- fax title 20 the following
bands confirmed. tH wit
East half of saufHea.f quarter of section
30 aud west haf ui northwest quarter 81
section - township i9. range ~ east Unless
yuu appear before b term Of the Chnnccry
Cuurt e. Joe Lrld 3D. i.leraugc, in said county,
ou thc trst Monday 90 April, 1872 10 plead,
answer or demur thereto. the same viii be
taken as confessed.
Ordered thni ta, I.r" GOING notice he posted
~ ths court house door, and Doe published ia
the weekly Clarion. 30 paper published In
Jackson. Mis-is irpi for four consecutive
weeks
j.. r. SEWARD. Clerk
J ". Pirslu Solicitor Tor Complainant
flu.tHtl o.
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.HER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
From the Columbus Press.
.s99 TO 20"

From the Columbus Press.
.'09 TO 2O.''
Ninety-nine to twenty Have Won heard
the news this morn?
How the Leader whipped the Pilot-beat
the Pilot? lin a horn.)
lis said the vessels started out equipped
with equal Powers,
Ana boldly braved the suTging waves for
many tedious hours.
At times it seemed the one would beat the
O: her then ahead.
For Public Printing by the cord, had both
their engines fed.
The Pilot lightly skinned along above the
rolling waves,
Though on her decks the ''darkies'' rode
and though she passage gave
To "Carpet- Baggers" and ''Scalawags" all
''to the manor born"
But the Leader had too great a load. her
cargo was ALI Corn.
And the Pilot won the race, with Peter At
the helm,
Now, let our glad rejoicing song resound
throughout the realm.
SING.
Happy Peter!
"Punkin Eater.'
Hallclujahi
Common MeterN
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General AGENT for the State
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DeIieate Cre:.tnre-.---T This is t

Delicate Creatures. - This is the
phrase applied by His Biackness, the Moor
OF Venice, to the fair ladies of Italy. 1t was
the lovely complexion ct DeSdemona. such
a radiant contrast TO his own, that won his
heart: and sOoth TO say, every man of dis
cernment considers a fair skin. like a sweet
voice, IAN excellent thing in woman"
Now this is a charm which can be acquired.
There is a healthiul and odoriferous toilet
article, known everywhere As HAGAN's MAG
NoLIA BALM, which literally transfigures a
cloudy or sall0w skin. Suffusing the discol-
oret face, neck. arms and bosom with a soft,
pearlv tinge. and impartng To the surface a
smooihness and gloss like that of polished
marble. Instead of elogging the pores, like
the stick enamels, or contracting them. and
thus obstructing perspiration, like the as
tringent cosmetics. it cleanses the skin from
all impurities and wonderfully improves its
texture. This popularity Is particularly
appreciated by our rural bellies, who find
that the coarseness and roughRess, which
country air is apt to engender, are speedily
removed from their fires. hands and arms
by this delightful preparation
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FRIpAY. Fahnarv , 1s72.

An. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY ? 1872.
eunsa Messrs. Andrews, Armstead,
lylss + buchanan, Carter, Dixon, French,
d, Ho TI1Ore' Hall, Hudnan, Huggins, Hol-
|areN ToWay, Jacobs, Kendrick, Lindsey,
ltter n Lowry, Mauss, NettIes, Nisbett.
btu ~ %'i4h' Reed, Robbins, Roane, Ross,
hartnS u, Lauderdale, Spelman, Sullivan,
lesvsn, W ade and Walker-3A
kiny' ~ ~ absence was granted TO the fol-
4 Sn,l;m. members: Messrs. Goar, Huggins
eetionas an, subcommittee on Contested
1And es,. until Tuesday next; Mr.. Smith
b dsS .aie. until Monday; Mr.. Gayles,
oct 70 amend section 1l4s OF the Re
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TWENTY-NINTn DAY.
SENATE.
SATURDAY, February 3, 1872.


Leave of absence was granted to the fol-
lowing members Mr.. Smythe, from day to
day. on account OF sickness, Mr.. Steele,
for one day. Mr.. Mygatt, for one day, Mr..
Paine. for one day.
A large number of reports of Commit
tees were received but the bill reported
were not acted upon.
MIR. President-N our committee on Pub
lie Works, to whom was referred ''Memori-
al of the Legislature of the State of MissiS-
sippi, to the Senate and House of Represen-
tatiVes of the Congress of the United States.
have had the same under careful cousidera-
tion and minute investigation, and after
thorough examination, iJ is with unre-
strained satisfaction, and just apprecia-
ton of the great importance OF the gigantic
undertaking anticipated, and so beautifully
promulgated in this memorial; that we
members of the committee, who have hon
or to report on the same respectfully re-
commend, that it do pass! And owing to
the limited session of the present Congress,
and the magnitude Of the interest involved,
we would most respectfully suggest your
speedy action in this matter. And we sin
cerely hope that the present Legislature of
the State of Mississippi, inspired by the
same enthusiastic zeal of your committee,
will not, by tardy and mastery inactivity
allow the great wheel of internal improve
ment to be stopped in its revolutions, of
which this great undertaking forms an i'm
portant spoke.
Hoping that no confederation of events
unforeseen will mar the glorious future of
the undertaking, set forth by your memori-
alists, aud that one continuous rail Will
soon span the rich and beautiful cotton
growing country, reposing between the
Live Oak forests and Orange groves OF our
beloved sea coast. and the vast granarles OF
the great Mississippi Valley. All OF which
is respectfully submitted.
II. i. DUNCAN, Chairman.
j. J. SEAL.
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The columbus Index has the fold

The Columbus Index has the follow
ing: ~Where is our enterprise ?-little rail-
sroad spirit-strangers coming in-board-
sing houses full-not new building going
4up-Iet us pray" Which reminds Us that
seven new and neat cottages have been built
in West-Jackson within the last two months
and severafother Are in progress Of cree
ton, while the tinkIing Of the bell Of the
cars which pass .THE CLARIox Office every
ten minutes on our little street railroad as
sures us that jackson is neither dead or
sleepeth-let rs give thanks.
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Ladies' Queen of Charts
Mothers I'nN-oritc. -
By MRS. :. a. MlLLWEE.
GREENWOOD, =. &.
CLUES oRAGENrs WANTED.

fElliS CHART g. an engraved system for
4 cutting hy measure Ladies ana Children h.
Garments OF all styles. BY 30 any luly CT
ordinary Intelligence can give q perfect 90 t0
any form ef size, from an infant o. the largest
matrun. Ihey are adapted o. All styles ot gar-
mcnts, such as dresses. plain and fun waist
all styles of Basqucs, SarQucs, ctc- Tor ladies'
Dresses, Basques, Sacque-, Aprons, Juckrts,
ONcrcoats, BlouseS Pants, etc, for coildreu,
ANY lady, hy % iitue practice, viii see ihti
any Style her fancy may dictate may he OBJ
tanned by their use. These Charts have poo
equal they are SEQ constructed thal lady
viii De able Go cu' any style or fashion That
may ever come into use. ! would feel deli-
clcy in Offering those Charts but for the cou-
seriousness thai ! au Offering them nm article
thar rs reliable. They have been proved by
the most positive mathematical test. besides
having been thoroughly tested Ina making gnr-
mruts Of all s,ylr-.
Price of Ladies 50; Childrens, So, one Of
each, or Two Of either, 80. Clubs OF sis, 20
each. Special terms made with County
Agents. ION receipt OF price viii send Go any
address. For further information address
LAKE BROTHERS, Bankers,
Grenada, Miss,
Treasurcrs for j. ". GREENE,
GENT Agent for Mississippi
ilu25wlm Grenada, Miss.
1J-- See notice 90 harrisburg Family Corn
Shelter, in another column.
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FbAEsEs.

At the residence of his brother. A. II.
Green. near Terry, on Sunday the 2lst inst,
JOIN s. GREEN, aged about siXty-fiTe years.
lie was good man, faithful and true IN
all the relations ofiife. honest and upright
in al, his dealings--ever ready 70 do acts Of
charity and beuevOlence-his life was one
of usefulness 20 the community in which
he lived, and his unexpected death lamented
by all who knew him. W.
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1NHE THIRTY EIGHTH ANNUAL TERM
Il Of Summervlle Institute d Boarding
School for Boys and Young Men, will begin on
Monday February 10Th. ProxfInO-
Fifteen additional students are desired.
In all the elements If good and useful
school the Summervilc Institute IL not @Hr-
passed in the country and j. almost the only
educational establishment in the State that
relies entirely upon the voluntary support 81
our own people, and obtains no aid from taxes
wrung from unwilling hands. Tie teachers
are among our ablest Southern men. and con-
ideutly seek the favor0 their feAow-citizens.
Terms very moderate
For particulars. or 20 secure "A place. adj
dres THOS. >. GATHRlGHT,
jan23wAsw3w Principal.
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ILNT IT IIIlT Nv y TTTT---
perfectly tasfrless, elegantly coated HIH
sweet gum, purge. regulate. Hur.l" .'r.H.#
and strengthen. Railway. plll. fHr IIe..f.
OF an disorders a the stomach LIf.r l.w.I.
kidneys, BladdA. Nervous Diseases. U..I.
ache. Constipation. fnstiKruee.. IHHIH .|.#.
Dyspepsia, Bili0usnces. Billions FrFrr. IuN..
nation Of the Bowels. Piles. HuI 1iI UrrrH.H.
ments 81 the Internal hiseeru. Warranted IH
effect "a positive cure. Purely Vegetable. rYu.
tanning no mercury minerals. pr dn.NferIuH.
drugs
few doses0f Railway Pills WIII 'rfr .HH
system from an tho above named disorder.
Price - cents per Boa. Sold by DrurrI#I..
Read "False and True Send ONO Ir.IrH.
stamp b. Railway Co., No. ~ Maiden lHul.
New York Information worth thousaui uIII
be- sent YOU nuall llautHIF
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PeGch,oood .Nitrscrjes.

STATE LINE. WAYNE Coz MISS.
O %, e 1i.7r,5sss E iss.a. ss j
lists Of
Fruit Trees, Grape Vines, strawberry
Plants, Ornamental Shrubs and
Trees. Etc,
propagnted with careful relercncc to the aauih-
ern climate.
zs-Our Stock is very Large aud Choice.
Catalogues mailed free fa ali applIclnfa.-
Wholesale price lists for che trade Address
GEO. s. GAINES q CO..
nov2w3m State Line Miaa
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KU-KLUx.-The Kosciusko Leader
reports that Rufus Peeler, Ca Radical
darkey) undertook to play the Ku-Klux
game on Enoch Sails, Democratic citi-
zen of African decent; and got badly
WOrsted.
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EsxanpIe- aor. ts.e E.adIe>.

ANNA G. p. INsKEEP of Urbana, Ohio,
says she and her two sisters have earned
their entire livelihood for Z years with a
Wheeler Sc Wilson Machine. without any
repairs. although it has often been loaned to
friends and played with by many children.
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Ny FRIEND. stop that cough. and thus
avoid lunprive's grave. by using DIR.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. For Gu
ring all throat, bronchial and lung diseases
it has never deem equalied- Sold by drug
UiSfS