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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-07-18
BOOKS AND BLANKS.
For justices of GIlc Peace. Clerks.
Sheriff.. Lawyers Merchants
and Planters.

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is.
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ters-24.
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Planters-24.
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Future Advances-2I.
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Money!.
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-4.
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Constitution of State and United States
Chaneery Rules and Forms; Directory OF
the Courts, Statistics, etc.
Address,
POWER Il BARKSDALE,
Jackson. Mississippi.
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Great Cry and Little Wool!

The following letter explains itself:
CLERKS OFFICE, Z. 5. CoURT,l
Jackson July Is, 1872.
1H0Rs CLARION -
Pursuant to your inquiry, state, that af-
date Of my note to you last w eek, fifteen
dler yerdicts of guilty" in enforcement
HHecutions were entered in the District
0art, by consent of the defendants. These
PARTIES were fined, some $25 and some SO
7'h a requirement. of Il recognizance con-
.doned against future violations of the
Increment Acts within two years, and
e. Keeping the peace towards all citizens
Vi The United States.
In the Circuit Court, only one indictment
Vas found during the term, under the acts
AIMED, aud the defendant consented in
.3aft 70 verdict of guilty" and was fined
R94and sentenced to three months impris-
gaAe4t, in the Jail of this District, (lst dis
net Kinds county.)
There was one verdict of mot guilty" in
ali hecaSe.
Most respectfully yours, SC,
GEO. T. SWAMI, Clerk.
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4 TIMELY MOVEMENT IN THE RIGHT
1mECIIoN.-It has long been matter of
gprise throughout the State that the city
Jackson should be so very deficient in
DE matter Of schools, and that her citizens
h9uid allow themselves to be driven to the
#eessify of sending their sons and daugh-
gr elsewhere to be educated. The fact is
atainly not creditable to people having
9nany advantages as to location, average
V,Perity, and a population sufficiently
r5e TO warrant the establishment Of sew
el hrst-class schools. We sincerely hope
-2t our citizens will encourage the move
aenJ now being made for inouguratinl < a
Hale School or College, and for putting the
SINE in operation this fall. AT an informal
Meeting of a few citizens last Saturday eve
aag, nearly two thousand dollars was sub
ydbed towards the formation of q stock
1mpany. Others will be called upon, and
lae invited to give this movement their
1terial aid. Let us have the school at
nee and let rs secure the very best order
q talent TO conduct it.
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EDUCATE Your DAUGHTERS. And
Ia the selection of place Mr.. Wards Sem
mary at Nashville offers great advantages.
The Seminary has passed through a success
full career of seven years has educated over
thousand young ladies; has paid South
ern ladies for teaching, over sixty thousand
dollars; its buildings. and indeed all of it
advantages are OF the fret order. The City
of Nashville has, for fifty years been a no.
ted place for female education.
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PUT YOURSELF IN HIS PLACE.

lis very good rule in all things OF life,
When judging friend or brother,
Not 70 look the question alone one side
But always turn TO the other.
We are apt TO be selfish in all our views,
In the jostling headlong race;
And so 10 be right, ere you censure man,
Just put yourself in his place.
II IS very hard TO be just-to know
The reason another NAV give
How much he has struggled and fought and
striyen,-
How honestly tried TO live.
How much been cheated-how sorely tried.
Ere the wrong he was forced to EN- brace;
And if you would learn these things, the way
Is to "put yourself in his place.
There many a man crushed down by shame,
Who blameless stands before God
But whom bis fellows have utterly seorned,
And made ITO pass under the rod;
Whose soul is unstained by the thought of sin,
Who will yet find saving grace,
And who would be praised where you now
condemn,
If you would put yourself in his place
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On Wednesday, the 10th inst, at the
Union Female College, Oxford, Mississippi,
by Rev. G. H. Bell, President of the College,
MISS KATE WASHINGTON, of Handsboro,
Miss, TO WM. A. WHITING, Of Jackson. No
cards.
The printers were not forgotten, and THE
CLARION establishment had the pleasure of
drinking to the health and prosperity ofthe
happy couple. We sincerely trust that ey-
cry fond anticipation IN which they have
INDUCED may be realized. That happiness
and prosperity, aud long lives of married
bliss may be theirs.
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DIVERSITY OF Observation-Disclosures
...d 70 the official announcement in
5ar column for the opening of the next
l,a If the University of Mississippi, on
i Of October. The University viii
Z Inc under the superintendence Of Rev.
Waddel, aided by eighteen Professors
Instructors in the various departments.
,- in the law school, tuition is tree to
Vississippians. A catalogue will be
ttoaay address on application to Col. L.
= y Pegues, Secretary of the Board Of
r.a.tePs.
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Sr,fHERyILLE INSTITUTE. The TWEEN
as.f annual session Of this institution will
.in on the first Monday of October next.
VOCAL attention to the advertisement of
s distinguished Principal, Prof. Thos. S.
EHbright, announcing the date of opening
n other particulars. Summerville Insti-
ata h one OF the very best Schools in the
sai for boys and young men. Parents who
aai their children there not only commit
aqm 10 good teachers, but to kind friends,
gdo win study not only to cultivate their
binds but to improve and train them up In
ii those essentials that constitute perfect
g4cter. Young men who mean to study
rI lind ample scope at Summerville. For
zHe tlme-killng and foolishness the sur
g1iings are not congenial. Send to Prof
albright for a catalogue.
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Trn.oy FEMALE INSTITUTE. The
.a,-.r-ffth annual session of this we'll
-.ga Institution of learning, located at
g.ron, Ala, begins on the lst OF October
]. By reference to the announcement
.s6fber column, it will be seen that this
.atgtjon has faculty ofseYenteen teach
:. and that large outlay has recently
n made in the enlargement of the build
/ and in the purchase of furniture and
aratus. The average annual attendance
gaJudson is over two hundred. See the
a-J If President Rawlings, and send to
- for q cafalognc.
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do NOT Storm the System, when
disordered, with violent cathlrtics that rack
and tear and weaken the unfortunate inval-
id, thereby assisting the complaint, whatev-
er it may be, to PROSTATE the vitality which
is the natural antagonist of disease. Tone
the stomach, relieve the bowels, regulate
the liver, and refresh the nerves with
Tarrants Elfcrvescent Settler Aperent
when the first symptoms of illness are ex-
perienced. more delightful efferVescent
draught is not to be found among our
thirst-quenching summer beverages. and a
more potent remedy for dyspepsia, bilious
ness, constipation, nervous headache, collie
and general debility, does not exist. Sold
by all druggists.
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Cane-Seafing Chairs.

HyHE INSTITUTION FOR THE BLIND
has a Shop where CHAIRS are CAN E.
SEATED in the most approved style, at short
notice and upon the most reasonable terms.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Call and examine for yourselves, and there
by be convinced. apl9tf
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III. L. DUNCAN,
TTORN Ely AT LAW

WATER VALLEY, MISSISSIPPI
"ILL practicein the courts ofLafayette
w Pamela. Yalobusha, Calhoun. and
PontotOc counties, and the Federal court for
the Northern District of the State, and SUI
preme Court at jackson.
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~ n DESoTo. We have the
from correspondent:
-. If old corn spotted. Young corn
-efoP537,i.fng. Cotton small, well limbed
s3 Moaning finely"
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Augusta Female Seminary,
STANTON, VA.
MISS NJ. j. BALDWIN, $1,000 PRINCIPAL

TNHE Academic Term of this Institution
l. commences the middle of Septic mber,
ing June.
This is the largest frst-class Institution in
Virginia. 1t has corps of upwards of TWEEN
ty officers and teachers. The Eng ish course
more extensive and thorough than elsewhere
found in female schools.
Advantages for music and the languages
cannot be surpassed. Seven music teachers,
four instrumental and three vocal, are con-
stantly employed, whose reputation has been
extended wherever the School is known.
4 resident French governess and native
French gentleman teach pupils to speak the
language as well read and write it.
The Buildings for comfort, elegance and
convenience unsurpassed n the State
For full particulars address the Principal.
July16 w&sw1m
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1 shall ever consider Simmons Liver Reg
ulator as the preserver of the life of my
little son, who is now in blooming health.
MRS. ELLEN MEACHAM,
Chattahoochee, Fla.
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LIGHT. LIGHT.! LIGHT!!!
The Mississippi HydrO-CarbOm
G.ls L4iSht Company.

Gas Light Company
A RE now prepared to erect their machines
IA in Hotels, Churches, Public Buildings,
Mississippi.
These machines are automatic and furnish
a light Of 90 candles power at cost of one
cent per hour. They can be furnished with
from to 800 lights They occupy little space
IA twenty light machine being about the size
Of a whisky barrel. They are perfectly safe,
and the light both in quantity and quality far
exceeds the common coal gas.
They are now on exhibition at the Compa-
nys Works in Jackson, corner Capitol and
President streets and in Canton, at Wolf &
Mayors, Merchants Exchange.
Send for Circulars and you viii buy ma
chine and avoid the dangers and incc@ ven
fences of coal oil and bad gas.
J. GREEN, President
iuly20 JOS. KAUFMAN, Sup't
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There is scarcely any disease in which
purgative medicines are not more or less re-
quired, and much suffering might be pre-
vented were they more generally used. No
person can feel well while costive habit of
body prevails; besides, it soon generates
serious diseases which might have been
avoided by timely use of Cathartic Medi
cines. For this purpose, DIR. TUFTS VEG
ETABLE LIVER PILLS are confidently
recommended; they are mild, safe, prompt,
and uniform in their action. They contain
no Mercury. Persons may eat and drink as
usual, and they may be taken at any time.
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JudsOn Female Institute.
MARWON. Ala

NNHE Both Annual Session begins October
i LIST, with Faculty Of seventeen teachers
A new outfit is in the Judson, Including
ten splendid new $3.50 Pianos, new Organ,
and new Parlor, Chapel, Lec5ureRoom and
suits and Kittler's Spring Beds, all new. in
the Dormitories. Expenses reduced. For
Circular address,
r.. IL. RAWLINGS, NJ. A.,
july Is, 1872 w&swlm President.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-07-18

THE CRoPs.-We took a trip last
week via Meridian, Corinth and Grand
Junction, and observed that the crops along
the railroads were in fine condition, especi-
ally in the prairie country in Northeast
Mississippi.
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'tHow many unfortunates have fallen in
warp said spinster to veteran general,
who was also veteran bachelor. Not
half so many, madam, as have fallen in
loveI' was his testy reply.
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trees flowers, bulbs, seeds, hedge
!. nursery stock, ETC., Mr. r. X. Phoe-
~. ne Bloomington Nursery, Illinois,
n H. correspondence. see his advertise
/, to-daY's paper.
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A dwarf said to a giant, g We have
equal rights!" g Very true, my good fell
low" replied the giant; yet thou canst
not walk in my shoes" g Ditto, said the
dwarf.
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A man who was told by clergyman to
remember Lots wife, replied that he had
trouble enough with his own without re-
Numbering other mems wives.
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II becomes our painful duty to announce
the sudden death of Mr.. n. Register. On
Monday afternoon, while engaged in paint
ing the new Courthouse, he fell distance
of twenty eight feet, among brick and lum-
Der, breaking the bone work of both shout
dcrs. He died about six O'Clock in the eve
ming, living but two or three hours after he
sustained his injuries. In his death we have
lost a kind hearted, honest, industrious gem
tleman, and good citizen.
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,.,-rroy.-Every genuine box Of DR..
IVES LIVER PILLS bears the
- of FLEMING BROS, and
e., nrivate United States Stamp.
s' TaLo no other" The market is
;nitations. may9w6m
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Butchers lightning Fly.K1HHer
sweeps them off and clears the house speed
ily-try it. Sold by dealers everywhere.
ap26wGSw2m
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MnLEN, Burke Co. Ca, Oct. IS, 1869.

MILLEN, Burke Co. Ga, Oct IS, 1869.
DR.. Vim. II. Tut:
SIR We have been engaged for some
time in selling your preparations, and it
affords Us pleasure to say that in every in
stance they have given perfect satisfaction.
We cBn more particularly speak of your
Sarsaparilla and Queens Delight, Liver
Pills and Pain Alleviator, as being all they
are represented to be, having used them in
our own families with marked success and
would advise every family to keep supply
on hand, as they may be the means of saw
ing many dollars in doctors bills, and allie
Waiting much pain and suffering.
Very truly yours.
GRAY q DANIEL.
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A VALUABLE INVENTION.
G. g. Ii T. II rs
Universal Coffee. Corn and Nut Rooster

WILL roast coffee thoroughly in twenty
w five minutes. Can be used either IN
front Of fire place or on "A stove aud only
requires the application Of one foot to the
treadle 10 operate it, which Is n IRE like sport
than labor.
County rights for sale At 81 thousand on
the population thereof State rights only S3
a thousand on the population thereof which Is
not per cent. of real value Young men can
make from six to eight hundred dollars the
first year by the sale of these Roasters in a
single county besides owning the exclusive
right for seventeen yea
Address C. C. BUTT,
mar5w3m Duck Hill Miss.
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A Craven county ga. SOW had four
pigs; one was like horse, one like an
opossum, the third like child, and the
fourth a pig. The owner of the sew
believed this to be witchcraft and had all
of them burned to death.
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DY virtue of a decree Of the Chancery
ID Court for First District Of Kinds county,
at April Term, 1872, / will sell for cash, at the
City Hall, on the 81 day Of June next, the
SLOWING lands belonging 10 the estate OF
John T. Sorsby, deceased. viz:
The west half northeast quarter and east
half northwestquarter and northwest quarter
of southeast quarter, and about G6 acres in
the north end Of east half southwest quarter,
IN Kinds county, OF section 3, township d,
range l east and the east half southwest
quarter. and west half southeast quarter Of
section 81, township !, range / east, lying in
Madison county, Miss, containing about 46e
acres.
F. S HUNT. Executor
may3ewltw4t John L. Sorsby, dec
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Educate your Daughters.
NASHVILLE. TENN.

w E. WARDS SEMINARY has closed its
w. seventh year. 29l pupils.
The maximum mark for year being LOCO,
the last Senior Glass, As members, averaged
S92. The largest and most successful School
in the South. Fall Session opens September
5. For catalogue, address
W. E. WARD,
July16s2tw1t Nashville, Tenn.
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The way for young ladies to avoid chappy
cheeks Ia tor them to first avoid cheeky
chaps.
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svsauuzszsu ves-=EHusz The symptoms of Liver Com
Eplaint are uneasiness and pain
I'm the side. Sometimes the
#oyrnrnmorEc pain is in the shoulder, and is
81 | MI IUNlN : mistaken for rheumatism. The
Stomach is effected with loss of
II 6appetite and sickness, bowels
$500 ~ general eostiye, sometimes
aT1ernafInr with lax The head is troubled
with pain. and dull heavy sensation consid-
cradle loss Of memory, accompanied with pain
ful sensation OF having left undone something
azzu1rssaxssmansEz which ought to have been done.
II sOnen complaining of weak
III LIVER ness debility. and low spirits.
n Sometimes many of the above
II q symptoms attend the disease,
EnFCEk&E Sand at other times very few of
HDh1AIA'A'a them; hut the Liver Is gener-
j .uuuvu~r-uzrs-wM%lll the organ most involved
Price ST % per package; sent by Mail, post
age paid, 81 p; prepared, ready for use IN
bottles 81 80.
Manufactured only by
y, I'll. ZEGLEN ~ Co..
Macon. Ga, and Philadelphia.
For sale by all DI.u&%iStsS-
mar29- "
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We will publish the subscription list COM
plete as soon as the committee submit a
final report.
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c1IEETN~ HOFFMAN, NEWS

GRIFFIN a. HOFFMAN, NEWS
INessrs. - o,Sg AGENTS No South Street.
pAFER 80, Ap MD are duly authorized 20 contract
IN contested 10 leave their favors with
nal eLS This firm has exceptional faeiiitleS Tor
,s house ,-ttsements cheaplY, and we take pleas
facing a1Ee, ali who desire to advertise In out
Ire reiersrrs especially those having real estate
6ti2Ttn these gentlemen
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MAR RWED.

Let no man call God his Father, who calls
not man his brother.
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DIR. TUFTS Hair Dye Imparts natural
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WROUGHT-IRON

LIST. Because the most
simple IN construction,
the most durable and
the ea~iest operated by
hand or horse.
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Summerville Institute.
A BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS AND d DUNG
MEN-l1 MILES FROM SHUQUALAK,
. NJ. 81 o. RAILROAD.

THOS. s. GATHRIGHT, A. NJ, Principal.
JOHN NJ. PUTTICK, A. NJ, ........Associate.
TTNHE TWENTIETH ANNUAL SESSION
Il of this Institution will begin on the
First Monday Of October next.
Terms, per session of Twenty Weeks, payable
in advance......... 1925.
Conveyances will be at the Station on Sat
urday preceding the dav of opening, and ev-
cry day thereafter for one week to transport
students and their baggage FREE OF CHARGE.
For particulars for Catalogues address
the Principal.
THOS. S. CARTWRIGHT.
Gholson 2. o. Noxubee Co., Miss.
July 10. 1872 sw&w3m
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-12-25

tain. eve had illness on board-the cholera.
You know that -.
"We didn't want to frighten him." said
one man, in half whisper. :. e.:
"You know how long we lay in quarin-
tine ?"
"The ship I came in did that" said Con-
"Did ye say Nora went ashore? Ought to
be looking for her, captain" -
"Many died." the captain went on; "many
children. When we were half way your boy
was taken sick" .....
Jamesy," gasped Connor. ;.
"His mother watched him night and day."
said the captain, sand we did all we could,
but at last he died; only one of many. There
were five buried that day But it broke my
heart to see the mother looking out upon the
water. "It's his father I think of" said
she "he's longing to see poor Jamesy." q
Connor groaned. .s.:r
"Keep up if you, can, my man" said the
captain. 81 wish any one else had it to,,tell
rather than I. That night Nora was taken
i'll, also, very suddenly. She grew worse
fast. In the morning she called me to her.
"Tell Connor I died thinking of him."
she said, ssand my man, God help you, she
never said anything more--in an hour she
was gone." .. i1 ~. r.,
Connor had risen. He stood up, trying
to steady himself; looking at the captain
with his eyes as two stones. Then he turn:
ed to his friends:,
= "I'ye got my death, boys" he said, and
dropped to the. floor like log. g.
They raised him and bore him away. In
an hour he was at home in the little bed
which had been made ready for Nora, weary
with her long voyage. There, at last he open
ed his eyes. Old Mr.. Bswn bent over him;
he had been summoned by the news, and the
room was full Of Connor's fellow-workmen.
"Better, Connor?" asked the old man,
: GA dale" said ConLor. "It's aisy now
.PI bo with her soon. And look ye, mas
ther, I've learnt one thing-God is good. He
wouldn't let me bring Nora over to me, but
Hes taking me over to her-and Jamesy-
over the river; don't you see it, and her
standing on the otner siille to welcome me
Aud with these words Connor stretched
out his arms. Perhaps he did see Nora
Heaven only knows-and 80 he died.
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aThat was good, though rather severe
sp,ln, which wat made by q student in a
theological seminary (and he was uot one of
the brightest of the class, eitherJ, when he
asked: "Why is Prolessor---the greatest
revipalist of the age?" aud on all "giving it
up" said, Because at the close Of every ser.
mon there is great awaksmng.'"