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The weekly clarion., 1872-05-09

day Of our gallant fremon. lnd
out Ia fun force 10 enjoy De-
rnE rRocnHI0s
formed ~ H. O'Clock AM. In ......
Capitol, under the direction .fr.
Ash, Of NO. H. Marshal uI D..
Jr., OF No. =, and q. q. WH.n..
Pearl IA & L- No. ], A--..a.. sI..
and moved promptly at l2 u..
following order:
JACKSON Brass Hlsu
The DErARTNuT OuO..
consisting OF Thos. Green, DH.. I..
and oliver Clinon, Assistant EH.
PEARL HOOK ANp LAuuu. $780,.
This Company, which $50.
May, 1870, were first Boa liun. W.r
mand OF lst Assistant Foreman
Harrington. They were w.rI......
having refused t0 receive tIeH...
came some months ago, uvI.. ..
coming 10 the contract IU. U
boys got more than d fair I.H.
howers which were showcfrl HH.
men By their lady friends tIm...
whole lire of March. Thrr ~
very tasty, consisting Uf rI ..
white aud blue fronts rrd I.r.
with black. red shigld WItn h...
crossed hook aud ladder rei u..'..
pants. Officers: Frank J1hu-..
man; Wallace Harrington, . t.
Foreman; John Nirdcu. 2J A......
man; Edward Elliott IlIlmm.
In ranks.
JACKSON NO. ll0s.
Immediately following tho haH..
the elegant hose carriage of Nu.I U..
Sue Stevens, drawn by four wH..
sixteen men upon the ropes tuI."
shirts trimmed with bIlgh h..
with white fronts, bIaok bD.. .
jackson Hose" aud black uaut
only detail from 80. ! Company T..
for the purpose OF manning tuo hu...
GERS Joe Bradford Hose Director.
shelton, Assistant Hose Director
JAcKsoN FIRE ComAN,. Nn.
The steam nrc engine "NI...
drawn by four black horses. vI.. H...
six men upon the ropes. following. I..
very tastily decorated. uud showed ..
lady friends OF no. / bad been HI n... ..
it. Ia the smoke stack was au p..e...
- T.. ,','' a.. ,V',' ','' t..
tLts Ga,,n.r,. =, ,.,.i.t. ,,r....I.,......
c',,I ,..., - 80. ~.
,ieJ North 81, tscg ID. t...I.s.I ........
vas ret,rpcd Ly snnoIl u... A..
pa.,... ...,.-.,... tt..u.
,ors ~ cold ,bo I.tc "a, .I.. XXX.
,,,,,,,,a,,,, ..n,,.,,,s,. a..
,rbe nniforrp ~ M. .,,,,,.-,,... ....
as tbat of the bo.e.uu,.p. ty.-f, ..... ..........
,f tho I,tt.rip, ut,, tb. I... DID,.
- s,rJors En-.,,,a,.. ,....
lst Assistapt Foreman. Nm d f......
ld Assistsrt r,r,,,.,.. 1l ID.
,ine.r
o.., H.. . u..
N.vti, the' nro,...Ion ,..............
,oaptici p,nn.r M ,.. , ,.........
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IL. i. .,e.,,,''''.,'y' p',''5
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= NV, ~ ieu ''o',', s,''n 'l'''1' .'''''.
49, t'Vo'i '''','u "'',' "'.'N
,
~. 49, ~ nnll1' iio'' l''''''''
w. ''',,.'''',. 80 i'o'u i''''''''
N ii"h '"N'NN r. nj.
Inc hAhd engine "1'm' "h..H0 H0
motto, enc rIu l|-.
came next, drawn by four aI... ...
Iere again had the nugors uf m.r
cen busy. aud right we'll lHI ... ....
heir work. Tho little gem t,H. ..#.....
ecorated. from it. sidas rouI1 I.....
iscrlption, "Champlons oftnr.-.... ...
800" There werr thirfy.fV. m.. ....
ie ropes. TniC,rp ,,I.It. .......... ...
onts white shirts trimmed ,...I....
hite shield Win LI,st ,.,I,.., ...
"a belts lcttcrpd ngcm " 0r...
obrbacber Foropap ID 1y.,I ...
The weekly clarion., 1872-05-09

NEW YORK, May 4.-The Sunday News,
Ben. Woods paper, will tomorrow contain
a leader strongly indorsing the Cincinnati
nominees and platform.
FREE TRADERS DIssATIsFIED.
The ultra free trade element in the
Convention headed by Hoadley and
Brinkerhoff of Ohio, express dissatisfac,
ton
ADDRESS OF THE IRISH AMERICAN
LEAGUE IN FAVOR OF GREELEY.
NEW YORK. May 4.-The National Com
mitLee of the Irish American League have
issued an address which concludes by sug-
gesting an immediate organization OF Gree
ley clubs or leagues in every town and ham
let, in every ward. city and county. and
that an efficient State Committee be, for the
more general direction of and cooperation
in the good work. then organized. and let
our watchword be - Greeley and victory
Signed on behalf of the committee, James
j. Rogers. Chairman, New York; Jas. Nc
Carly, Secretary, Missouri.
ALABAMA
The Selma Times comes out squarely
for the. ticket. Col. Forsythe's Mobile
Register speaks kindly of Greeley
thinks he is a strong man-but awaits
his letter of acceptance. 1t is outspoken
for Gratz Brown.
HENDRICKS AND PENDLEToN.
These Democratic leaders of the West
have declared for the Liberal ticket
The weekly clarion., 1872-05-09

was the watchword. Tho invited
fell into line 40 thr g4pIfa. ... .
marched thence % the civ UH i. ..
dinner which had been prepared Is. ... .
wcll-knOwn caterers, Np-.r.. N..#..
IIibkle. Addresses wcro maH. I. ....
Engineer Th0s. Green. Gov. paR... ..
shelton, Esq, Gen. 4. J. Nharfo.. ,..
+. Hooker, Mr. Moore. Foreman .....
mo. J. Of Brookhaven, y. O. Da,Hm.u
2 and others. The days ,aiorm..
eluded with an elegant BAH al h...
Hall at night We never hld M. u...
Of attending dance which ua. u...
orally enjoyed, it was indeed I......
afIalF
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The Herald adds /:

If the Liberal movement shall have de-
veloped sufficient strength to command
attention, the Democratic Convention will
then consider what course duty and patri-
otism requires from that great party, and
until it has spoken in authoritative terms
we hope that Democrats and Democratic
journals will snake haste slowly"
The weekly clarion., 1872-05-09

Rr. Tatt's Hair Dye contains no sugar
The weekly clarion., 1872-05-09

" HNII ITIN ITUTITHTIU T"T|T|| Z
Avenue and were passing Nu
House. Mr.. II. HIlhcin fhr u....
had the column halted mi m.#.
Fircmcn 20 partako of rrfrp-hm...
they did with will Amor u....
cheers for Mr. IIilzhcim, thrt u......... ....
70 the Nelson House and uaruuI ..
hospitalitics Of Alderman John N....
proprietor who was determined H.. ..
Jackson should show t0 its mIIr......
appreciation Of Jackson TIrrm.. ..
three cheers for Mr. Nelson fr.uI#.. ..
again moved by the published ....I.
TO East jackson The applufH. H..
and
The weekly clarion., 1872-05-09

Third Annual a'nrnde orn.
Depurtmeut

Wedue lay last the l'tiust-
day Of our gallant hfemrn lul
out ln fun force 10 enjoy il
THE FRocfaI1N
formed ~ llis o'clock A.N- .U .......
Capitol, under the direction ..r
Ash, of NO. d, Marsha. mI .
Jr., Of No. 2, and 4. .. NH.r..
Pearl h & H., No. ], A--la.. Bal.
and moved promptly at ll uU.
following order:
The weekly clarion., 1872-05-09
The Citizen-News says

in this view, then, we feel assured our
Democratic leaders will not decide to run A
separate candidate, unless his chances of
election are almost beyond peradventure.
but if there seems no such reasonable chance
will advise that the party give its influence
to the success of the anti-Grant party
The weekly clarion., 1872-05-09

Upon the line OF march largo mm.
ladies and children were gU.I.u...
showered boquets in grrlt number. u.
their nvorite compauic. which ..
hearty cheers.
The weekly clarion., 1872-05-09

Col. A. K Mcclure says we shall have to
make big fight in Pennsylvania, but NE
can win with these men.
PORTLAND ARGUS (DEMocRATl.
PORTLAND, ME-, May 4-The Eastern Ar
gus, Democrat, comes out fully for Horace
Greeley a. the peoples candidate.
The weekly clarion., 1872-05-09

AhN manu- NHAlUff "hNNlt MN...N .
appropriate motto, "No pIu. i...# ..
10 came next drawn by four HU... ....
Here again had the nugrrs uf mr
been busy, and right well Hu H".
their work. Tho little Gem RH. H..H..
decorated, from its sidcs cou1 0....
inscription, "Champious oftHrt-... ...
1869" There wor, thirty-tu0 m. ....
the ropes. Uniform, white nu. ...
fronts, white shirts trimmed u... U...
white shield with black velvet u....
red belts lcttcrpd "Gcm" OH..#
hohrbacher Foreman ID. WWI. ''t
tant Foreman, Charles Parrish. 30 h......
Enrnmnn
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-06-15

Tie fttsesr farl
asals afsil inm9sia
faa8 ials
us Fsfti4 dsiexsisf W ltili
mass aEa iasifssial g. 1afs ~
naminsfAHm
Tha isEa ilsmsnfe safe fra
ssaglon ffsf TasaHHf sH es'
res aflals asfas9 ~ aoflH a
fhs CiH saaafl { HFsaihqs aHsi M
sifleilex dts ICES islefsia - lhi
nhhss - vote > aaf ln tie ia'aFssi
n Ne Gfeskf anl Iirrsu assaisss +.
fneiHnsff. etifssnlihafy susss.s
last ysaF sneuupnHl her - It'll
Ffaadsr saofts. ller fhlni iasias.
trial exposition opens The tb u
nsii September. sad continues until
Oeioirf sch Their vii b. ten dif.
ioftbi departments. eonis ming one
hssjred and seventy Eve thousand
feet NJ hoor space.
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Tie nisl n ~ A. Fa.sF ea
mfaHl ~ Hest 81 gssfss.
Deg before iBigs Iiii. sffhs tai.
ial Hfatas fssH. HesH = sansai
oHal ~ Msfsial NJ fe. aksfF :
hH = Hh sassfnx frees shs Hsfdis +.
90 3 iaal aafnaz 3 fsaafl
n 0l g. a. arrest q sf4lstaf.
fdiaf he udfs ofaimHHiiJ -
iaf - 80 rsul afa sefe fully saf
LIED fhsf he affssi sss Hssie =
keep dasu further ssfssafss ~ ggy
eminent oheii's, apl here va 81
Uprising n ihs .eotle sgaiast tbs
rold-blHHlesl I'D uuifaxeous prose
euiin TIE able. eloquent and
R0iisd q amgion ~ he bar. CT l..
= q Lamar was employed - Je.
tend the tfisansf. anil well DID hs
perform his dniy. Marshal Fierce
wa placed mran the Stiffness stand
by tie prosecution. BIT when be as
handed OVERT Gel Lamar. b.. Io-
ation wa. tafucl into q rack n tor
iufs anl be positively refused 30
swear that be dh not give the hand.
bhl o. Fisher. aud ~ she attorney
iof the defense 'raihhlly said. che
wOu'i rather lave been torn %
pic-s ly y ds-. han to have
sworn il ..ea thing. The gen.
sm' oIsri,6 nl belief here is that
the 81 a'lai5 Was instigated tor
the sole l1rlssr vt counter-acting
be- prosecution commenced BY citi
1tr.u T.pfah county against cer.
tain fieials 10 the United States
Marshall department. with the hope
and anticipation that Il would result.
Ia tie abandonment of the attempt
10 expose the frauds aud expressions
Of office aud the compulsory depar.
ture OF the active agent employed in
bringing them to light. 1t was a sad
commentary on the majesty and
of the laws OF the ''best gov
ernment the world eversaw," as now
administered by its agents in this
but we we're glad to see
that one, his Honor, Judge Hill, rose
above the prostitution Of his exalted
'flice to such base purposes, and had
he manhood to do justice to the de-
.endant. Fisher was acquitted of
he charge and Immediately released.
Oxford Falcon.
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Ws fais assfs O.
IS ssni hau 81 a.
o. ugss a mfireas 81 a. e.afrF
~ fssssss sr "
afft Hrhl mssf esa ~ fab.
"a n sfs'w Ahafa w
81 B. VT ~ is'y ssfpai y
Hose tfm d. sssffs - sHltl
hsss sassHai hs lHiatsih,a sdh
ost nf rfafhp Nai iissee sa
Lslsss fi.si iait.s dalf ~ Bone
~ svsfy aas 81 nsiis "A sisi
Iany
~ aliIil4n b. ths above o. will
dp hsjaf Hose No. i~pstlse H. ssj
80 hsrs saaa e private letter from
sgaaisf Aloam iram shieh Ne afe
PERMITTED o. msks ilis ioii9slak ~.
tmei
Ny remafis vefe made in refer.
eucs g. ths spI-animfn's Aosa iars
a,ak AID wefe noi Intended b. east
ans reflection On MAJOR Hope.
] e.iscp t-Y'h MAJOR AMI Cariain
Howe, and vould D. mortified h. I
bad mre'sssly lci Zip = wenl which
could ~ he'll rsfeehou 20 eithsr
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Ths ssusssihss 81 fs ame haad
lAF wlas a re HauiAaas i@Fty y
- nsihs 80 hdd n lhlls1apbls.
90 Wednesday u isa ss-l 81 hs
tafJs@s q fs,minaflsx san1siate.
fsf Ihs l~feslensy snd vss Pfts.
dsby Tie sossshfls ~ ca.
pa-~l u dsleEsiss irym stale coo
vsns,sas wis ssfs ~iasifssiei - rot
their sas~ faf Gmsi g. ~i'fssalsui
aed - az % he fia s9ss rssoon
e%essel. The eahvsnfiaf uss . mere
coavnthsnalism - 20 TIE stll u ne
delegate. IN es.thx their votes BE-
s;eu Gns'. asa there vss 10 option
- all ~ Gle , - a tie islegsie.
wko .i-ssld = isir choice, ~ ,bsi
with the uHsu NOES RECONCILIATION
a Gen Grant foF President. there
h. bees no ss1si-e created In the
mind d any enc. bot while this !.
a.. there vas some surprise a. o. the
nomination ut Hon. Henry Wilson.
uf Massachusetts. tor Vce-l'resident
instead Of renomiuating the present
Incumbent. Batthe reason assigned
tor this change OF lartiss is, that the
influence Of Senator Sumner in his
own STATE mus, be counteracted in
some way, aud by the nomination. OF
his colleague tins effect ia secured.
The enthusiasm of this convention
over the nominations was unbound
ed. and the shouts Of the reiainers
Of this party have echoed the APP
plause from every section OF the
country, but il is the shouts of the
hireling thrcng who follow in the
wake OF their master, and is nothing
more than could be expected. Gold
makes the voice strong in praise,
and Grant hss had his name carried
mountain high upon the shouting
voices Of the gold bought retainers.
With the denomination Of General
Grant the South can well determine
what will be their destiny in the
next four years IL he is reelected,
Al d II the tear Of the tyrant's heel
could have any effect to STIR up the
blood of a people to a determined
action, the certainty of the usurpa-
tions ard cruclties Of his admins.
tration should center all minds into
a moving, acting, determined oppo
si.ion to his re-. elcction.
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In.company with our handsome
I'd friend, Mr.. Il. I. Hunter, OF
tlis 'Iscc, who had kindly consented
10 give honor to the STAR by ne.
knowlcdging himself an attache pro
tempors, and our friend Oglcs-
by, Of the De.Soto Times, we
left this town on Tues.
day ~ last week at six o'clock a. m.
after having enjoyed the hospitality
Of our genial friend, Charles w.
Richards, ESQ.,, in the way Of agood
breakfast, on the train bound for
Memphis, en- route to Columbus,
Mississippi, to attend the annual
convention Of the Mississippi Press
Association, and alter divers change
II cars and delays, We reached Col.
nmous 1t twelve o'clock Wedncs-
day, iatigued and travel worn from
IoEs Of sleep and the harGships Of
the journey.
The raeeting Of the Association
wss held that evening and a tenn
n<s~..v n.~~~.~.t~~ Ha.t.J Al
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Commencement Exercises OF the
University.

The annual commencement exer,
cises of the University Of Mississippi
begin on the Goth and close OIL tn,
9th of June. The following is til,
programme Of exercises:
Annual meeting Of the Board o,
Trustees, Thursday, June Goth.
Freshman Prize, speaking OF Her.
mean Society, Friday, 8 O'clock p
M, June 21st.
Freshman Prize, speakin, OF Phi
Sigma Society, Saturday, 10 o'clock
a. M, June 22nd.
Commencement sermon BY Rev
DR.. Slater, Of Memphis, Sabbath, IL
o'clock a. M, June 23rd.
Chancellor's Baccalureate sermon
Sabbath, 4 o'clock z. m, June 2Sd
Sophomore Prize defamation
Monday, 10 o'clock a. m, June Oath
Annual meeting Of the Phi Sigma
Society, Monday, 8 O'Clock p. M.
June oath.
Junior exhibition, Tuesday, II
o'clock a. M, June 18th.
Annual meeting Of Hermean So.
cisty, o'clock p. M, 25th.
CITATION before the societies We'd,
| nasdav. 10 o'clock a m lima och
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Special Premiums Offered BY the
Ssrdis agricultural and Me-
chaniraI Society.

A premium Of One Hundred Dollars in gold
will be awarded for the hest acre ~ofcorn, and
n like premium for the best acre Of cotton
raised in Pamela county.
The following rules will be observed by the
committees making the award, and by parties
making entries:
LIST. No entry Of corn considered worthy of
premium unless the product exceeds sixt, 1--we
1851 bushels, nor OF cotton, ulless the product
exceeds two thousand two hundred (220O)
pounds Of seed cotton.
End. 1t being the object of the society to en-
courage experiments and improvements in
agriculture, no entry will be considered unless
the product has been the result OF the ~applica-
tion Of fertilizers in some form, or extra pre-.
p%iration and cultivation, such as thorough
drainage, or deep blowing, or both.
Bird. The land and product must be care
fnlly measured or weighed as the case may be,
by two or more disinterested planters of the
county, whose certificate must accompany the
entry.
4th. No entry will be considered unless &C.
companied with a statement, in writing, from
the producer, giving as near as may be the
mode and manner Of preparation, the time Of
planting, kinS and quantity of fertilizers, IL
any, used; modS and manner of applying the
same, and plan OF cultivation
9th. All entries Of corn or cotton shall be
made prior to or during the Fair, and not
thereafter
The award for the best acre ofcorn will be
made during the Fair week, and the award for
TIE best acre of cotton win be made by u spe-
cial committee, on the second Monday in JAN
uaiy next, at Saidis.
No entry fee will be required.
Publishe&by order of Executive Committee
J. G. HARRISON,
junl5.2w Secretary.
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An Infamous Pretext.

The readers of the Falcon have not
failed to notice the startling expo.
sure of United States officials. made
through our columns last week, by
DR.. A, Fisher, some ten afidavits
were published from citizens OF Tip
pah county, charging II. Voshay,
deputy United States Marshal, with
levying black-mail, or as the war;
rant has it, obtaining money under
false pretences. 1t is well known
that many other afidavits of a sim
liar nature are expected to appear
in these columns at an early day,
and it is supposed that other parties
will be implicated in the infamous
and damnable outrages perpetrated
upon our unoffending and helpless
people, aud it is further known that
MIR. Fisher is the mar who is fur.
nlshing this paper with the facts.
hence his arrest has been predicted
Tor the past two or three weeks
Oxford Falcon.
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The Trojan Horse.

From the Memphis Appeal
Voorhees,, the New York World,
aud the Atlanta Sun have found new
allies in the work OF nominating a
straight Democratic ticket at Balti-
more. The New York Sun emu.
merates the following persons who
are clamoring for regular Democratic
nominations
General Grant, though reticent on
most questions, does not hesitate to
declare that it would be a base sac.
rifice of principle for the Democracy
to refrain from putting a straight
ticket on the track this fall.
Henry Wilson thinks the Demo-
Gratis will be great fools not to take
advantage of the split in the Re-
publican party and run in a candi-
date OF their own; though what will
be his opinion tomorrow Is not 50
certain.
The Hon. Tom. Murphy favors the
nomination of a Democratic old.
liner, because he fears the contrary
course may ultimately depreciate the
the value of cottage property at
Long Branch.
Robson and Secor, Creswell and
Chorpenning, have no doubt that a
straight Democratic ticket is neces.
sary to protect the United States
treasury against REGULATORS and
swndIer
Babcock, Porter and Leet are
Jealous in support OF a straight
Democratic ticket, while Morton,
Conkling and Chandler are amazed
at the stupidity Of those Democrats
who do not view the question in the
in the same light.
All the collectors of customs, all
the internal revenue officers and all
the %postmasters feel that the time
has come when the Democracy must
show stern adherence to principle BY
putting a straight candidate in the
field.
Every Republican who doesn't
like Summers anti. Cesar speech says
that the only chance the Democrats
have for beating Grant is to bring
out an old Bourbon at Baltimore.
All the Republicans who dctest
Schu'z for his exposures of the
French arms swindle wonder that
all the Germans don't clamor for a
straight Democratic ticket.
The military ring, the San Do>
mingo ring, the Indian ring and the
Seneca sandstone ring feel so solicit
tous on this subject that they intend
to send representatives to Baltimore
to aid in keeping the Democratic
party straight.
The London Daily Times exhibits
even more than its usual ability and
zeal in advocating an old. Fashioned
Presidential nomination BY the De-
mocracy. So does the New York
Times. So does the New York
World.
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Citation Notice.
No. 655.-


10 the unknown heirs at law Of c. +. Dyson
deceased, whose names and places of resi-.
dence, after diligent inquiry, cannot be as
certained: -
You ale HEREBY cited to appear before the
chancery Court of Pamela county, State of Mis-.
iss'ppi, at the courthouse of said county in ,he
town OF Sardis, on the second Monday In Univ.
1877, then and there to show cause ifany Won
can, why the final account Of William D Nav.
well, late administrator Of the estate Of CF
Dyson deceased, as made and filed by John n
Maxwell, administrator Of said VIM. q Nav.
well deceased, should not be allowed and ~
proved and said administrator discharged.
by order Of the court. Issued Nav 8. 1879
pelk 4 Balrh. 30
Solicitors. msfism
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Citation Notice.
No. 673.-

NO. Of5.-
To W d. Hall, Susan A. Mitchell and her hus-
band - Mitchell, who reside in the State Of
Arkansas, Wheatly, in said State, being their
postofice address
You aVe hereby crted to appear before the
ohancefy Court of Pamela county, State Of
ississippt at the courthouse OF said county,
IN me toy OF Sardis, on the second Monday
IN July, 1872, then and there to show cause If
any You can, why the anal account of William
I. Maxwell, late admin strator of the estate of
Porter Hall deceased, as made and fled in said
court by John H. Maxwell, administrator Of
said William G. Maxwell deceased, should not
be allowed and approved and said administra.
tor discharged.
by order of the court. Issued May 6. 1872.
nn. J0HNC. HARRISON,
Polk 4 Balch, Clarl
Solicitors. m.I1-.w
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We see the announcement of Capt.
X. M. Brown, of the Mississippi
Central, as a candidate for Congress
in the second district.
We know OF no better man for
this position than Capt. Brown, and
would be pleased to see him elected.
lie would make a capable, efficient
and active worker in the interest Of
the white people Of his district, aud
we hope to see him the choice of the
people of his district in the coming
election.
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.O,--

M.
ine a'eh''oh OF the citizens of PanolN
eoun'y respectfully called to the following
Of Mississ;nn; ont;,,aa s.'are 81 .ne s'ate
the BOARD If sunerv;sors ~ 90 aulnoriae
borr,w monav y snnromaa NJ "o n- county 70
... .pr'0,s' "e" - io'1'
oec.ion :. BE 1t further enacted. That the
.l.Sm ,u" supervisors OF me county OF Pamela,
suai csuse ,he treasurer OF SAID county to open
"o1"s ,or suoscriptpon, 70 take up sand bonds,
-. h I've" .here sna'l nave been taken up ny
.ne Iona nue. clsiaens OF the county an amount
squa' 70 S1o,ovo OF sad bonds at their par
y, ,a'ue, .ne Doaru OF supervisors may autbt rize
20 q ~. ,leasures OF .ne county to sell the balance
0, tne bonds at the best terms that can be
o OS.a provided that none ofthe said bonds
snaii 90 onered Tor sale until the subscription
bsva as cuulens 10 tne amount of S25,ooo shall
tent If tb;s sao,;aa !, os.s .he ooJeet ana IA
countv and - 49, p'o'ee' the credit OF The
yalue Of lie nanor " aepreciauoh OF the
m.
Ane ooard OF supervisors having decided to
a.a themselves OF the provisions of this aci,
49,. ~ suop' tne financial plan therein con-
s.O asa means 70 raise the necessary funds
mew,'r 70 ouiida courthouse, deeming it the
~. "oS' hkeiy 70 prove economical and calcu-
"eu 10 prevent sudden and onerous taxation;
Now therefore I, the treasurer of the said
county Of Pamela, hereby give notice that hocLs
for subscription to take up the bonds arc nov
open in my Office, and that ! am ready to re-