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The Philadelphia North american
says that the iron productions of the
United States during 1871 amounted
to 1850,000 tons, and that it would
have reached 100000 tons but tor
the disastrous miners strikes in the
Pennsylvania anthracite regions. The
result Of that foolish movement has
been to break up the old arrangements
for the supply of anthracite, causing
thousands of acres of new coal lands to
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be larger during 1872 than formerly.
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A PLEA FOR THE LUDICRoUs The
ludicrous has its place in the Universe !;
it is not human invention, but one of
the Divine ideas, illustrat ed in the
practical jokes of the kittens and mon
keys long before Aristophanes or
Shakespeare. How curious it is that
we always consider solemnity and the
absence of all gayety, surprises and en-
counters of wit as essential to the idea
of the future life of those whom we
thus deprive of half their faculties and
then call them "blessed T. There are
not few who, even ia this lite, seem
to be preparing themselves for that
smiieless eternity to which they look
forward, by banishing all gaictY frcm
their hearts, and all joyousness from
their countenances. | meet such az
one In the streets not unfrequently, a
person of intelligence and educ alton
but who gives (and all he passes) such
a rayless and chilling look of recog-
nition-something as if he were one of
Heavens assessors, come down to
"doom" every acquaintance he met
that | have sometimes begun to sneeze
on the spot, and gone home with vio-
lent cold, dating from that instant.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-11-23
RAu., ROADS AND, STAGE. LNEs.l
AZ xND AFTER TUESDAY, OCTO,
WILL LEAVE

bound Passenger Trains Of the Pa
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stnuA AND SILVER ne g!
Stage Line.

UTHER OLpS REGS LEArE TO
1,1n;nr . line 81 C8Nc6KD coaches. carry
ing passengers, express AMI rpitsd ts,ss pay
GENOA Via Ak<rfaasl, 1FsdesisksbHrG.
wo~dfarss Marhleeville, MQNAt =
~ i kw0Son and n1o01aSP q.
.- 0uVBR 19OCNTA1N
lnH Z Y--s hftrsG j. ----i'A iit ff'h7F''f
RII4syes Genoa every MONDAY. WEOxES-
pAY and FRIDAY. Resurntng. lsaxes &4xsf
SATURDAY. l-0
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE-THE Co
IL partnership heretofore existing between II.
T. sPOONEls, JOHN LOCKE. WILLIAM FAIR
BARN and S. DUBOIS. under tn name and
style Of SPOONER. LOCKE { CO., il this day
dissolved by mutual consent. lM. Z. Spocner and
John Loc ki- will continue the business, and sze
alone authorized to pay and collect all deb's
owed by and due said trm.
Carson City. Jannary LIST, 1872.
NJ T. sPOoyER.
JOHN LOCKE,
VIM FAlRBAIRy,
SIMON X DUBOIS.
most mark
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NSTATE or JOHN p. KIRWAN,
II dec. ased Notice is hereby given by III
Undersigned Execltrix Of tie above nsI,led es-
tate to the creditors Of, and all Pr rscns having
claims against the said deceased, 10 exhibit tho
same. together with the necs sssry vouchers. with
in ten iIol mnnths -frpm tbs dsis hereof and tint
publication OF this notice to the undsrsien~d
ut the ONCE of Ellis King, Attorneys at Law.
Carson City. Nevada. a. ,--fa .-..se
Carson, Nevada, November ). 1872.
NARY A. KIRwAE,
Executrix Of estate Of John P. Kirwsn. dc
ce ased 1aw4w N5.
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BUSINESS DiRECT0RHsoo
s1dW11 slASEsFsa22 s5sA ""@
a. Dr,eshash South Carson street.
Mason, Cheney & Co. Penr2d block, SaTsoa
N IEulexSP % efiN~ 80
81 7csaer. King and Ormsby streets.
sob Tob-iner. Carson and Mussex streets
= 3sc- / Bro, Empire.
- sus1 lra,-tss sH1asase1a. ,,sfs.s r,v
= 1eAausst. Carson and Proctor ss-eess-Mat
city Meat Market. King ssrees-John p. Aeder
pssfsrs aDrrx Gods.
oloov1ch Bros. Ca,son and Fourth STREETS.
Sheyrr Morris. Carson street. ADJOINING
vt.is. Fargo Co.
Clsa1AnS.
=. asss,eGock, Carson and Musser streets.
E.yple q Flat. Carson and Third Streets
x.sqaors twhsaesalei.
M571% &:'@ho. md
:. esr.s,ch, c.rso.sszees ner: door s9 shsate--
LII W Oh Tr1exA.ts. III
-: WH,,. 60 81 s,s as ossos,ss .he Cap.
sol.
Tea.
r<r1e%1r c~ 1T II
Wasehes and Jewelry.
.oin C. Fox. cazsoa street. opposite the Cap
eHsd,Fsnd. s.a.rfo hire S@F
sc. 4 Peters, With Wells Fargo. Carson
sz 1nssraDe~
Imperial Insurance Company: o: london
Pic. / put-.s agents. Office with Wells. Fargo
%.
Bank of California. street. virginia City.
-, y0iMlbneaxf. 81
IAN ccoeert. authorized by law. for thu ben
-at Of the state Insane Asylum D. l. Ei.ncn-
~ Napaeers LizSi4i.- City '2hn y Asfsey.
Fesse'n1a~HSei,S.. 5l1's3a
~. Eenton, Carson street. opposite Wells
oss,asn,., sssas Siss.e.te ,s'd. Carson 'n''
Rsssauxanss and Lodgings
.trsNHT q .SM..XiH .6HU0n
orusby House. csr.cn and Second streets
B. 4. Msier s 30. Prepslesor.; 49,, Third
s,is.. cas..s. r asse, r.e ep.ss anu
.sH.{;rSS Ell IT,. ~ ktx1ss1f f:t e
faie 2ropristor. s.,.
rAe.Eer saiosn. Nor. Pa-ker; carson Thea
Serballjtng. ia
Nsak Exchange Saloon. SySeeotyS oCAuA0S,
Kine sk,eet-H. E. Lawn DxpSx1eflr-
DID Ss.ersc saloon, Carson street.. next I'd
.y-1nsAy dvus<>-LswisS Thornton prcprs. tors
Nsenc;ia SslO1n. Cu,i;ify Building. carson
srset-saes Nay propri 7iors-
A. acUzt Carson street.
osisy Ese>eao. e ffrS> rsin.s
sTSs ss;S.d Nm I. xsrclt. Nlsini. CITY
1.nker sAepzrd prOpriesors
stage Lines.
Cssnn City ard v;rginia--ladd Bii''nss---
osi.s in ST. Charles Hotel. ..,-~.,
Sosa - 0kSr '1Gscun6k3n-Lafhfs Otis
,-UPeictcr-oface At Wells. Fargo Co.'S AseneS.
J. D. XeIsey agent. . i4lfF " ''sl r-9i
T.R EAYseas-otsse u s~S9e{} su'i@na
&c k FL
John g. Fox, Cars0a sstert.
- 3. -.-ar - cieASa, i1tE i
t-sss. y. Trieud. Carson ar,st.
Phy.sstsas. .,,,,,,.,
d Assakk 6sASSpAhiaG soa1e in
cSanty Building.
Ra1frmAAs.
y;r,asas s.ad rrus NE E.i1fosd csppsay. OF.
A,s. na0 u The MT. oANsuPAesN&.a 10
100 ss7 -, sNossa.a.s - 80 tad
0spAseA.lpesstsDaa Ssk1nos-' SO e
13eHse ,ysa.S fApYF & Muller a''ss.
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MEDICAL SPECIALISTS.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-11-28
a CAR -.

Inasmuch as certain reports have been cir
culated in this city and throughout the State
which are detrimental to the Louisiana Equit-
able Life Insurance Company, with regard to
its solyency and fair dealing, feel it incum-
bent upon me to say, without any solicitation
on the part of the Company, or it's agents. of
my own volition and an act of simple JUS
tice, that such reports are unfounded in fact,
and moreover calculated TO shake the conf
dence of the public in the honesty and integ-
rity of the Company.
This Company through its agents in New
Orleans has promptly paid the sum of
$1,000, the full amount of Policy No. 1923 held
by my husband, the late James l.. Pierce, and
have every reason to know and confidently be-
lieve that Policy No. 1889 amounting to 50, 900,
held also by my husband, will be paid when
due in January next, and take pleasure in
commanding this Company TO the Southern
people Home Institution, which meets its
Liabilities and obligations with promptness,
honesty and fidelity.
MRS. L. PIERCE.
Jack son, Miss, Nov. Goth, 1872.
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II you feel dull, drowsy, debilitated, have
fequent headache, mouth tastes bad, poor
appetite and tongue coated, you are suffer
ag from Torpid Liver, or "Biliousness, -
and nothing will cure you so speedily and
PERMANENTLY as DR.. Pierce's Golden Medi-
cal Discovery. Sold by all Druggists.
Delightful SurpriSe..-..Ladies
whose faces are clOuded by superficial dis
oIGratlons, and swho have resolved to
ny HAGAN,s MAGNOLIA BALM as a remedy.
aa'e4 no idea of the welcome surprise
aity Viii receive from their mirror after a
lew applications of that healthful purifier
q The complexion. 1t at all exciteable.
my VIII scream with rapture on behold
aE me change; whether the blemish il is
ue'ifed TO remove be sallowness, bIotches,
hA pies; freckels, Toughness, or an unna-
.l'al pallor. it is bound to disappear under
~ ionic operation of this wonderful agent.
10 say that the blemish disappears, does
~, however, convey any idea of the effect
poGuced by this celebrated beautitier. The
~Nghtly tinge, whether diffused over the
sloig co4nlenance or in spots, or patches,
s, 'ePlaced BY uniform, peariy bloom, to
"''cR no description can DO Justice.
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The Non-Explosive
p e IT r Q OIL
THAT THIS OIL IS THE BEST
BURNING FLUID
YET DISCOVERED,

MAKES a softer and more beautiful light
WI is much moro clearly and does not grease
or soil any fabric that BE- may come Ina contact
with, are facts established.
II may be used In any kind of Lamp now To-
use for burning Coal oil. by simply changing
the Burner, which l can do at "a trihinE exc
pense.
FS~Oil lamps, Chimneys, and Burners,
may be had az all times. 1 have also, very
desirable Brass Safety Lamp for thv
use of Families and Hotels, which has mo-
superior.
2gsA-Try it, and if you 40 not like FL Return
il and get your Money74N
~ Read the following, 10 speaks for itself
Having tried the Non-Explosiye Pcuo OH
sold by WV. J. BR0wN, ST., we take pleasure
ia recommending IL as being far superior So
any Oil or Burning Fluid that we have ever
used.
Ii is entirely free from grease, and does mot
require more than one-tenth OF the labor ta
keep the Lamps clean and nice that It does any
other Oils that we have used.
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Iron Mountain Railroad.


ONLY ALL-RAIL ROUTE
To St. Louis, Kansas City, 81 Joseph Couu-
Gil Bluffs, Omaha, Leavenworth, Lawrence.
Topeka, Denver, and all points in Kansas,
Iowa, Colorado and California.
70 Niles the Shortest
all rail routes to CHICAGO, and oSE uoru
QUICKER TINE.
PULLMAN PALACE COACHES
Leave Memphis daily for ST. Louis, without
change.
Passengers wishing TO
Avoid Is Miles of Steamboat Transfer
and annoying changes incident 90 the route
via Cairo, should see that their tickets
read via this
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-11-28
Strayed OF. Stolen.

ON the evening of Friday, 18th inst, from
" the premises of DR.. Johnston Drug
Store, Edwards House, a S0RREL MUSTANG
HORSE IS hands high, hip shod, Texas mark
(ranger) on right shoulders hind feet white;
had on Texas saddle covered with deer skin,
and a web rein bride. Whoever finds the
same will please communicate with the under
signed at Raymond, Miss.
Dts lw r. A. NEW.
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H. Wat. II. Tut :
AUGUSTA. Nov. 8. 1850.

Dear Sir-I have long been a sufferer of
afor Of the Liver and Dyspepsia, and in
eag;h OF r.liet l have tried almost every
nelcine recommended for those diseases,
Bat have never derived half the benefit from
lay OF them as | have from your Vegeta-
be Liver Pills. They are invaluable, aud
would recommend to all with Dyspe psia,
and Biliousness.
Yours truly,
w. j. BLAIR.
Late of DanVille, Va.
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Most Remarkable.

air. effects, and most useful in its applica
Ion the fragrant S0zOdOnt has become
be most popular Dentrilice in existence
I,used and praised by everybody.
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From the Ashland A rnns

goi' j. M. Phipps, OF Oxford, has been re-
Used by large number OF the citizens
T. \. L ~. ayette county, to become candidate
a" y, lne legislature, to ill the vacancy oc-
fhsGned by the death of the Hon. J.C,
AYE. Ne has yielded to their solicitations,
I I,u VIII make the sacrifice of his personal
d's esls ana serve them. A better selec-
"'A could not have been made.
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- - AAAAN ~ A'OF'D ~ -
Butler, Pitkin & Co.,
n. S., No. 1881 VS..
Welborn, Ward and al.
TPON opening the Complainants Bill, and
u it appearing 10 the satisfaction of the
Clerk that the Defendant, Emmett G. Ward,
is not a citizen of the State Of Mississippi,
but resides beyond the limits thereof, some
where in the State of Arkansas, SO that the
ordinary process Of this court cannot be exc
cuted against him, therefore il is ordered that
he enter his appearance herein, on or before
the first day of the next Regular Term Of this
Court, to be holden in the Chaucery Court
Room, in the City Of Jackson, on the third
Monday in January next ensuing, aud plead,
answer demur TO complainants bill, or the
several allegations thereof will he taken for
confessed as to him.
1t is further ordered, that n copy Of this or
der be published in THE WEEKLY CLARION, n
newspaper published in the City Of Jackson,
once week for one month.
Ordered at Rules this, the 18th day Of No
vember, A. ID. 1872.
MURRAY PEYTON, Clerk.
CHAs. CLARK, ID. c.
}. A. BRowN, Sol. for Complainant.
nov2Sw5t
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Popular Route.
TRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS, AFTER JUNE
NO 6mAN6sE on CAIEs

From ST. Louis TO Chicago. Toledo. Detroit
Cleveland, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, ludinutpo-
timore, Washington, New York, Boston. ANA
all points East; Bloomington, Springfield,
Decatur, Peoria, Quincy, Hannibal BWlng-
ton, Kcokuk, Rock Island Davenport pt'um-
wa, Madison, Milwaukee, st. Paul, nud nII
points North in Pullman Palucc Siecprrs.
Through Tickets for sale ut ull principal
points in the South. Baggage checked through.
Fare low a. by any other route.
A. W. SOPEK, Sup t
W. r. ALLEN, General Pass. Agent.
may2lswtt 49, Louis.
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Best Needleworl Pin Cdshion-Miss Liz
zie Allen. Lexington, 81 90,
Best pocket Pin Cushion, Miss Kate Seek
Ell, complimentary mt ntion, no premium OF
tered
Best Crochet Lamp Mats, Miss Nellie
Sutton, 81
Best Wall Basket, Mrs. J. II. Odneal. SO.
Best Carriage Afghan. worstcd. Mrs NJ
d. Moody, Port Gibson. SO.
\ Best Baby Carriage Afghan, by same
Best Bead Lamp Mats, no premium ofieI
ed. but highly complimentary mention. .
Best specimen Bead Work, Mrs. ID. :
Priestly, Canton, S3.
Best sofa Corner, Madame Julius, Brook
haven. For this aud other meritorious arti-
cleS for which no premiums were offered,
Madame Julius was awarded Card Stand,
as a complimentary premium.
Best Cotton Long Hose. Mrs. +. j. lie
Grand. Newton Station, Association premi-
um 81, aud special premium by Henry
Strauss--king's cloth Balmoral Caters.
Best pair short Cotton Hose, Mrs. Martha
Martin, Hazlehurst. So
Best half dozen pair short Wooden Hose,
Mrs. Sarah Feebleman. Jackson, 81.
Best Infants Sacque, PLAN, Mrs. Pope,
Clinton, 81 gold.
Best Worsted Raised Work on cloth
King David-greatly admired-Miss Dora
Wood, Canton. Card Stand.
Best Chair Cover The Committee place
Miss Charlie Cameron, Canton. and Miss
Alice Wood. same place. Goblet To trst
named, and gold thimble to Miss Wood
Best Lamp Shade, Miss Amanda &. Lem
~. No premium offered. but gold thimble
awarded for this and other meritorious en-
tries.
Best Lamp Mats, Miss Lizzie Morton,
Pickens' Station. 81.
SweePsIake Premium ON Needle
work
Mr.. ,. @. Newcomer offered a $25 premi-
um to the lady receiving the greatest num-
Der of premiums on garments exhibited at
the Fair. An examination of the awards,
gives the premium to Mrs. Della ). PTiestly,
of Madison county.
miscellaneous Awards and Mem
ton.
Best Gold Mounted Walking Stick, Missis-
sippi Manufacture, Jas. ). Barfeld, Diplo-
ma.
Pianos and Organs were entered for exhi-
bition merely. Mr.. II. @. Hollenberg, of
Memphis, had two fine Chickering's, and an
Estey Organ.
Prof VIM. Busch, exhibited a st. Louis
Upright Piano, sent by Mr.. Blackmar, OF
New Orleans.
Mr.. j. +. Fugazi. of Sacramento. Cal,
had on exhibition a very fine display of per-
fumery, hair dyes, etc.
Messrs. Buck & Bailey had an elegant dis
play of pertumery, artistically arranged.
Matt. +. Ash had spleudip case of per-
fumed toilet soaps, which were awarded di-
ploma and silver medal.
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C1rB.-The formation of a
JoOA nIa, :. being agitated among those
l5sSf! o'". =. coo an increase in the arena
10 dssilo If the State Fair. There is no
80 '0i. Jackson should not be one OF
sii'l VIZ 9,nts in the Southern country for
u Ds1 p 'ti,;ors If the gentlemen who
81 s1H' .aotter In plation will or
s'' DE- ~ oro sure the authorities of the
paas :" ..sociation will cooperate, upon
.anitable basis.
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NotIce:-.-KenIucky Library

NotIc :-.-KenIucky Library
agencies for the sale OF
he's in the SECOND GRAND GIFT Con
.,r N AID OF THE PUBLIC LIBRARY OF
.0rcKY, were required to settle up on
friday, 18th Novem Der, but for the ac-
snrodation of those who are not yet sup
ID With tickets, will continue to I'LL cash
-j.r. which may be received at this office
anil The evening of December 9Th.
THos. z. BRAMLETTE,
Agent Pub. Lib. KY.
Louisville, KY, Nov. 18th, 1872.
For fifteen years l suffered from disor-
grpd Liver: but since | used one package
+ simmons Liver Regulator, to this day,
sbeh is now several years, l have been
onlarativey sound man.
MAJ. 4. F. WOoLEY,
Kingston, Ga.
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DIR. TUFTS Liver Pills.

As purgative medicine stands unrival-
e. Their action is uniform, certain and
ae They are entirely vegetable, and do
Dot ,auSe those gripping pains that most
do,
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GEORGES DIGEST.
so COPIES

OF the above just received and for sale
~ Price S2j per copy, cash.
Sent by Express at cost of purchaser which
is 30 cents TO any Depot in this State, and TO
New Orleans and Memphis.
ENRICH ~ 60,
Agents for the Publishers,
noy22sw3m 7. & J. W. JOHNSON n co.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-11-28

FAIR RECEIPTS. -The total re-
- = state Fair, from all sources,
IA TO $1,000 90. OF this amount
~, ~ was realized:frOm privileges-the
~" $4,000, being admission and en-
~ toes The total number OF entries
looks was 1919. The following is
~, Of the tickets sold in the city:
~ l'''' ,-,,,store $84 90
drug store ............ so 70
n,.k & Baley's drug store ..-... 80 W
y y" -. boot store .... so 90
I, r,iday-the big day of the Fair week
y ,,te receipts amounted to $l7Ol 90
oftb premiums awarded have al
been paid, and the Secretary is ready
..,s other successful competitors.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-11-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE
TO PROVISION BUYERS.

/ n order to make room for the DOLLAR
Il STORE business, we are offering our entire
stock OF CHOICEST Groceries at COST. Call
early for bargains.
nov2Osw GALCERAN BROS
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p. al the card Of Mrs. +. Pierce, rela-
s,o the Louisiana Equitable Life Insur-
,se Company.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-11-28

nv every genuine box of DR..
CiVliC,o LIVER PILLS bears the
ID ~ FLEMING BROS, and
% Ute 70 United States Stamp.
% other" The market is
7 i'A lions. may9w6m
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Wagons ! Wagons !
BUGGIES! BUGGIESl

One and Two Horse Wagons.
TOP AND NO TOP BUGGIEs.
"Y WORK GUARANTEED.-A A.
VM Good. &c. White men and cOlOrod
men, yellow men and red men,
Come TO buy.
July9tf IT. r. SIZER.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-11-28
MISSISSIPPI STATE FAIR.
ATTENTION, STOCKHOLDERS

TINHE Fourth Annual meeting Of the Stock
i holders of the Planters, Manufacturers
and Mechanics Association Of the State OF
Mississippi, will be held, pursuant to adjourn
ment, in the Senate Chamber, at ii O'Clock, on
Saturday, November Both inst. Stockholders
are earnestly requested TO attend in person
or by written proxy. Very important matters
will come up TOR action. Officers for the en-
suing year will be chosen.
J. o. WHARTON, President.
j. L. POWER, Secretary.
Pilot please copy.
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IA nere is an advantage in being acquain-
II. win the customs of the country
~ ugn which you are travelling. AS,
- - Instance, in this case: Some drummers
/, o : sraln to Portland, recently, wished
tbs.lp pen whisky bottle they had with
ona y pat had no corkscrew. '.Pl get
IA ~. sald one Of the number, and rising,
p... slled out, rs there gentleman from
49, lind on the traini" A gentleman re.
$50 n1e g will you lend me your cork.
as .ew said the drummer. The cork.
-" was forthcoming.
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WV. - brown. ST..
jackson. Miss

CAUTION have the exclusive right tu
sell the PETRO OlLin Kinds County NI..Is.
sippi, and all persons are cautioned against
selling or using the same, UNDER rUls Uu Ash
OTHER NAME, as all infringement viii Doc
prosecuted, WM. y. BROWN, $50.
Aug. 10, 1872 swAwtm
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me Result Ina the First DTs.rfc
MARRIED.

lS79 NNatchez, on Wednesday, Nov. 18th,
Ior,.M Mr.: GEORGE PAUL and Miss MARY
f, Tn Nov, 18th, at the residence of the brides
i'm I, Col. James Wall, by ED. b. F. Ma
j jIi',e MISS SUE H. WALL to Mr.. SAM'L o.
NALiN' both of Carroll county.
ds 0n the 10Th of October last, at the resi-
To"s.9nI the brides father, by Rev J. w
gOnnaii, Rev. w. NJ. LEATHERwooD, of
sox np e Tenn, and MISS SALLIE MoRRI-
Vi Acorn county, Miss.
Chm Wn sunday, Nov. 10th, 1872, in the Baptist
Mrs. sc a at Greensboro, Mr.. w. +. READ and
mss NATE TRoTTER.
DIN On sunday, Nov. 10th, 1872. at the resi-
" Nj ol The brides father, in Marshall coun-
ofsr;n ~ r. oy VIM. II. Malone. j. P. and ex-
WI Mayor of Lamar, Mr.. CHARLES
Ea ",iE and Mss MEDoRA P. TERRY, all OF
rba . the residence of Mr.. Jas. Lyies. on
spJ IrMS1 iy Nov 9TH, 1872. Mr.. john Rooms
NIL MSS ELLA L. SUTTON, by Rev. =. D.
all "t Marshall county, Miss.
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CHANCERY COURT,
First District Kinds County.

At Rules before the Clerk, Nov. 18th,
1872; Third Monday in Nov, 1872.