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''Thc girls Ia Grand Rapids have formed an Early
Closing Association. and will receive no calls after
loP. NJ" +. Il. Srr%CE 4 Son keep open as long
us CUSTOMER Is pressing for admission. Call to the
opening Of spring sttles tO-,tly.
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CONTINUATION OF FURNITURE SALE.-Wo will
continue the sale Of handsome furniture at the ware
rooms Of Messrs e.. Is. Stacy & Son, No. 1903 Main
street, this day ut loi O'Clock See advertisement.
Cook e LAUGHTON.
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OREGON HILL BRIpGE.-Cntil this bridge Is
rebuilt persons can cross the canal near the
Tr"dcgar Works on Il nontoon which spans
the canal al that point.
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I.aprNpAY.-To-jIay being Good Friday,
I...., ..a lie and Episcopal churches will h"
,a.u III divine service. Next TO tn" first
t.. r! ;he week and Faster. This was the
...si.-. OF The days set apart i'll rommemor,-
!. g.. II the c!ici events in the life Of Christ.
t.r When iirst celebrated we have no record.
Ry the Roman Catholics and by the Greeks.
~ we'll II hy the English Church. it Is re-
c,,-"d a> strict fast. II is also close holi'
d4v in III The Government offices in Eng
btIf. hat in Scotland il is not observed by
i.r.-hytrri:,N~. Ho; cross buns are probably
. n.s.r Of paganism. In London they are
,.:,gt.r breakfast on this day. and tlr .ls-
i,.s-.;.;rn that y cross ban preserved tIon1
unr G,od Friday to smother will prevent an
,..a.& i whoaping->olg!, has still some be-
. .r!'s.
.,.r public school, will lc closed to-day a
VIII ae OH Na4day. which is Easter Monday
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Our friend B. r. ARCHER has just received fresh
supply of that very superior two-year-od rye Whis-
key: also Stoushton bitters on draught. Give him
Il call at 7JJ Main street.
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More than twelve hundred designs of hair jewelry
from which to select patterns just received ut GEN
NETS, opposite the post-otilce.
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ATOTICE.-T The undersigsacd, administrator
lS on the es.sle0f J0fn ID. HaGnss.les, csccased.
would respecf fully request All having elsllls
on the estate 20 pfescnt tsat pFo:cr soeshsfs
nt the oMce for paynepf AND az gets inceDtsS ~
\ Mr. Ri. WIGLESsyQt Qttgd, y ~ eariy day sa
possible, o. the printing oise on fsfees.
The hnstaess sff ths ndee VII 30 eSatinteut as
heretofore, With neautes c,.s Sou
dispatch. "a ~ Sss ~ Ek III. .kt3A-AlEHSI4EI.
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Extra matinee Saturday, Extra matinee
Extra matinee 3o'clock, Extra matinee
Extra matinee Virginia Hall. Extra matinee
Children, with present, Il ccniS.
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Ladies' gold watches, gold thinblcs, garnet crosses
opening at GESSET's, opposite the post-offce.
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Maple sugar, London butter-scotch, cnramels and
cream chocolate, fresh, ut ASroNIs, Main street.
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Gold watch and presents for every one at JOIN.
>TOS's. Olily 25 cents.
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Preserved Canton ginger. Also chip, extra quail
ity, Mt ASToSI'S.
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JoHSsTOS's Tour OF EUROPE and gold watcl
given tonight at Virginia Hall.
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HOME GARDESIEG.-The weather seems
now to be propitious for gardening opera
tons, and we propose to give few general
directions for the benefit of amateur gardeners
and florists. The season thus far has been
so backward that bat little if any work has
been done in the garden or yard. Should
the present warm weather continue many va
rieties Of seed should be sown at once, and
plants in the ground should he well worked
and manfred. Borders should he worked
up, walks laid of, and every preparation
made for vigorous campaign. If not
already DONE grape vines should be tied to
their trellis or stakes, and strawberry beds
should have light hocing to free them from
the early growth of weeds.
III the vegetable garden full stock OF seeds
may be sown. Sow second crop OF peas;
later in the month pole and bush snap beans
can be planted for early crops. Lettuce must
be transplanted for succession OF crops. All
the arrangements should now hc made fol
the summer. The places where all varieties
of vegetable and flower seed are to be soWn
or plants set out, should now he manlued
and worked UP in order that when the sea.
son arrives for tlanSplantiIg or sowing nc
time may be lost.
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pAITI,IpRE NAI,KFTS

BALTIMORE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE, March 2s.--Flour firm and unchanged.
Wheat active and unchanged Corn-White, G34l55c.
yellow. Csc. Provisions nominal. Lard dull 1T STA
s5. Whiskey dull and nominal
Tirgnas, SIS, Old 10 consolidated 5S@n5st. West
Ersinla's. l6. North larollna's, Old. sdM36i; all
-Gur
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Opening Of spring styles for gentlemen Al T.. b.
SPENCE sUS'~ tn-,iay.
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Heart's-ease, yiolets, daisies. &C., may be trans
planted now, and can he had In any quantity o
MORTON.
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Death Of am Ex-Governor,

NASHVILLE, Tenn, March 2S.-Genera
William Tronsdale, formerly Governor o.
Tennessee, died here last night.
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FITS, FITS, FITs.-The Pembroke white dress
shirts are the best fitting shirts to bchtfd Ready
made and made to order by Z. II. SPENCE i son.
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Ernra sam francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 2s.--Porferio Diaz
is here with the intention of elnbarking for
MazatIHn,
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Last night but one of JOHNSTON. Don't fail to set
and hear him.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, MARCH 20, 1872.
Sun rises ......... $50 Moon rises -
Sun sets s........ GIO High tide. ......... so
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GRAND SACRED VOCAL AND ORGAN

~ CONCERT.
The choir of the Second Baptist church, assisted
by anmmber OF their friends, will give q GRAND
SACRED VOCAL AND ORGAN CONCERT in the
church upon the occasion OF opening their new
instrument, on FRIDAY EVENING next, 5th
April. mt which dme-n addition to several mag
nihcent oyertlres upon the org,n-Hil be sung some
splendid choruscs aid number Of solos, tros. and
qlartcttes with organ accompaniment) by the most
distinguished composers, such rs Handel, Haydn,
Mendelssohn,. RossIni, Nieolai, Gounod, Schubert,
W At the request @ @ Of the ladies and gentlemen taking
part In this musical reunop, all names will he omit
ted, but we assure our friends that some Of the best
The Concert will Commences nreciseiy AT half-nast
O'Clock. The church doors will be opened three
quarters Of an hour previously. q-s W
Tickets, IS cents. Children under twelve years Of
age. so cents. ,2.#@ ,F y .ss.
Tickets can be purchased at any time before the
Ryland Enyson Taylor, "A. Pizzini, or the Ric),-
mond Banking and Insurance Company. They will
also I've sold ut the door aa usual. 80. NH 20
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Nr;.E.r.-Au infant seven months old.
l:.. thild oi MIR. John II. Childrey. fell from
l..a arlti- of nurse Oh Wednesday evening.
and hti = III gh broken. The fractured limb
,,-l, : d; hV Or. Jackson.
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Gcnilcmcn's spring styles will he opened ut r.
SrENCE L SON'S. 1890 M:n street, to-day.
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Grand opening Of spring styles for gentlemen at
1900 Main street to-day.
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VIRGINIA HALL.--Go and see JOHNSTON an
get good laugh.
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BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE. March'e 'e8.-Cattle opened with some
animation, but closed s!c lower very best on sale
good fair quality, I@5tc.; sales, sol; receipts. s77
Hogs In full supply. with only a moderate demand
at dt7c. net receipts 900. Sheep In light supply
demand good at 64Q9ac.: receipts, 7Ol.
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Opening of spring styles at f. b. SPENCE & Sons
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Large soft figs and snf, prnnes, for the sick, at An
TOMS.
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DEPARTURES OF STEAMERS.

TOR NEW YORK.-Yirginia aS+FfS
Il Steamship, and Packet Company, sssskss -
SCOTT, will leave her wharf ut Rockets on FRI
DAY, March 2sth, Mt T. NJ, connecting with
steamers for Fall river and Boston from same pier.
Close connections and through bills ladlng given to
all southern, cistern. and western places; also 10
Europe and Australia. Fare, S.; meals mad sttte-
rooms extra cabin passage, SIo steerage, 45 round
trip tickets, Sl5. Forfrei2ht passage, apply to
d. }. BURR. President. 1914 Main street
WASHINGTON & Co., Agents, Pier IL North river
New York. NH Fist
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HoNoRABLy DrscnARaED.-The case of the
commonwealth rs. J. B. Cosby, Of this city.
charged by John Thraves with having stolen
a horse In February, 1867, in the county of
Amelia, and which was sent to that county
ny Police Justice White, of this city, short
time since, was yesterday fully investigated
by the grand jury Of that county, and the
indictment brought into court by them with
the endorsement "aot a t,ne biN.'
The action of the grand jury In this caae
met with the approval of that entire com
munitv, by whom Mr.. Cosby Is well known
and regarded as gentleman of the highest
character.
Mr.. Cosby has been citizen of Richmond
for the last several years, aud his entire vim
dication in this matter, upon u full investiga-
ton by the grand jury, is source of gratif-
cation to his many friends.
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Lovers of bananas will find that ASToEt has TIT
finest in the city.
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HEADQUARTERS FIRST VIRGINIA VoLUNTEERs,l
RICHMOND, VA, March q, ls72. !
4 MEETING OF THE EXECUTIVE
n BOARD Is called for transaction OF impor- n
tant business on FRIDAY, 18th instant, at 7bI
O'Clock, ut Office Of the Old Dominion Insurance
(,o,npany, Ills Main street Il prompt and fui
a''e' COLONEL JOHN A. SLOAN,
Chairman.
JoHS E. LArouTos. Jr.. Secretary. NH ss-n
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Don't fall to go to JoMSsToS's complimentary
benefit.
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SECRETARY's OFFICE.
RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAILROAD co. s
N ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE
N STOCKHOLDERS Of the RICHMOND AND
YORK RIVER RAILROAD COMPANY WIN be
held af the Office of the company, ut Richmond, on
THURSDAY, April t. 1872 that being the nrst Thurs
day I'm AnriI. GEORGE A. SMITH,
,nb o3.fd Secretary.
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A GRAND BALI TO BE GIVEN ~
By THE TN
CATHOLIC BENEFICIAL SOCIETY,"
OF F,RiCHSfOND,ia.i}
At ASSEMBLY HALL,
ID, EASTER MONDAY, APRIL I, 1872.
FOR THE .f'
BENEFIT OF ST. PATRICK,s SCHOOL,
In Charge of the Sisters Of Charity.

The following gentlemen compose the
Committee Of Reception.-Hon. A. NJ. Kelley, r.
kerse, J. X. Molloy. Robert +. English, Captain
Disney. N. Murphy, William Kelley. William Daf
from. ID. NJ. O'Brien. I. O,Farrell, L. Downes.
Committee Of n1'JeJnents.-H0n.' a. NJ. Kelley,
X. kerse, u. Murphy. ). NJ. Higgins, VIM. Eng
llsh, r.. T.. Murphy +. Fcnnessey. +. MeGovern, f.
yiGkers, ID; Brophy, J. Daley, q; CoS'I; G.; Baker,
W. Daffron, John A. Pizzlnt, Joseph stcukeuburg,
R. Ferrandini, IL. X. Torbeck, james O,Nell, Z.
O'Neil, j . Kugan, NJ. Griffin. P. r.. Callaehan, ID.
Higgins. James McGraw, d. HannigBp, +. J. Reilly.
!: /. Molloy,J Rankin, Captain Disney. William
Kelley, william ~ Ransn'James l. Golden, $; Mason,
D. Brannan, A. Tegethoff, James Hannon, d. Co.
lnmbus, J James Hayes, G. Murphy, u. Golden,
ney, james Nolan.O o. Null, q. A.Duffcy, W. 3la.
honey, T. &. Hauncln, N. Higgins, L. Downes, L.
UFurrcl, NJ. n. Mccarthy. =
NH, Je-T 10 onEk A nJs
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JoISgIoS's s complimentary benefit tonight.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

GRAYS, ATTENTION! B
Attend drill OF your company, IN nndress uni; y
form. Mt the Old Market Hall; THIS tFridayl II
EVENING, promptly at O'Clock.
By order of Captain BossiEU1.
NH 90 u. Il. " At.DMAN, ". >.
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JOHNSTON, and gold watch, for IS cents.

Large, sweet, juicy California pears, at ASToS1's
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MEETINGS.

SHOCKOE HILL DIVISION SONS OF
DTEMPERASCE.-T members Of this Division
urc requested to attend the regular meeting TO.
NIGHT at "a o'clock, rs the subject OF "DuES y
will be presented for consideration and action, and
the by-laws on TINT subject will he enforced.
NH ,9-Iis WILLIAM T. ALLEN, W. P.
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spring styles opened mt =. b. SPENCE & SoS's to-
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Go to ANroNI,s If you want extra large bananas.
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LOUISVILLE TOBACCO MARKET.
| LOUISVILLE, March 2s.-Tobacco unchanged;
| sales, l3s hogsheads at full prices.
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persons having claims
d against the estate OF n. G. READ, decreased,
willplease present them. properly authenticated 70
r.. c. NORTON, and all persons Indebted to the
same estate will settle with r. T.. MORTON. who u
hereby authorized ioreceipt for and settle aH b5i'
ne ess connected With the ssid estate. Ill 49,
NH 3.-st* MARY +. READ, Exesnarix.
CARRIAGES, EUGGIES, AND
" WAGONS. sf5i9E
One FINE FAMILY pHEToS, -, -
Que DOCTORS PAXTON,
OPEN aud TOP REGGiES, s sT4+. -g.a
JERSEY WAGONS, Tor sale low ut .
w. @. SMITHS, *12 Broad styae6. vf
NH ss-lw between Fourth and Efiih stsesss
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An hour with the great humorlst.
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ssssrssg L. g.s..1 50
.as1s.sA.a 81 Asa salsaa % .sassa .ses.
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3 !
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-07-04

TIE AUGUSTA EXCHANGE.-Ihe Augusta
Exchange was formally opened Wednesday,
the 9th inst. The design is to create board
there expressly for the sale of Southern
stocks bonds and securities. The design IS
sustained by the fact that there are but ono or
two informal boards in all of the South, and
at none of them is there the regular call Of
Southern securities contemplated at Augusta.
The aceumulations that formerly sought in
must continue to do so, and viii originate new
enterprises with the greater prosperity OF the
country. The cotton business that IS now
transacted in New York, II IS claimed, can be
better transacted where the cotton IS, while
the eommi ssions and brokerage paid by Au-
gusta TO New York any single year would sup
port the Augusta Exchange for I'VE, and leave
Southern capital for home use. Then more ex-
act statistical information will be collec ted,
grain aud produce business Is connected with
that of stocks and cotton. The plan is a com
prehensive one and seems to be vigorously
seconded. but the market report names oil only
FIVE city and railway stocks.
The above is taken from the PhlIade lphla
North American, one of the leading Journals
of the United States We are gratified that II
has noticed eur enterprise in so kind man
ner, but at the same time wish to correct one
error into which the North American has fall
lem On the 6th-the day Of the opening Of
meneed working smoothlyi nearly the entire
day was consumed in discussion, and but lit
tie business was transacted. Since that time
there has been . great change. good busl-
ness is transacted there every day, and more
than one hundred securities are Called every
morning Augusta ga Chronicle x Sentinel
July2sw &w2W# sgs.
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METHODIST CONFERENCE.-A Con-
ference for the Jackson District of the
Mississippi Annual Conference, met in the
Methodist Church, in this City, on Thurs
day last. The attendance of clerical and
lay delegates was very large. Rev. II. II.
Montgomery, presided John t. Cameron,
Esq, was elected Secretary, and Rev. A. B.
Stewart, Assistant. During the meeting
several interesting essays were read and
discussed. The representatives of the sew
eral churches gave detailed statements as to
spiritual state, the sabbath school work,
pastors salary-how much and how paid,
etc.
The following are among the resolutions
adopted:
By Mr.. Harrington
Resolved. That we disapprOve the prac-
tice of Church Fairs. Suppers, and the like,
for the raising of money tor the Church.
BY Mr.. Stewart:
Resolved, That it is the sense of this Dis
trict that there should be a parsonage in
every station and circuit within its bounds.
By Mr.. Campbell:
Resolved, That approaching the christian
zeal and success OF the Ladies Wesleyan
Society of jackson, we will recommend the
organization of similar societies in our re-
spective charges.
Yazoo City was chosen for holding the
next District Conference.
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Citation Notice.

The State of Mississippi, Choctaw county
P H. Fletcher Before the Clerk at
VS. Rules, Third Monday in
Unknown Persons January, 1872
TIO unknown persons having or claiming an
Il interest, either legal equitable, in the
land hereinafter described at the time the
same was sold for taxes, and all such other
persons as may be interested therein;
You will take nc sc that P. III. Fletcher has
filed his bill in the Chancery Court of said
county, to have his tax title to the following
land confirmed, to-sEit-
East half of northeast quarter and north
west quarter of northeast quarter, and north
east quarter of northwest quarter, and south
east quarter of section Is, township 10, range
east. Unless you be AMI appear before a
term of the Chancery Court, to be held st La
grange, in said county, ON the first Monday in
April, A. d. 1872, TO plead, answer or demur
thereto, or the same will be taken as con-
fessed.
Ordered that the foregoing notice be
posted at the door of the court house, in
said county. Also published in the Weekly
Clarion. a paper published in the city of Jack
son, Mississippi, for four consecutive weeks.
E. r. SEWARD Clerk.
J. W. Pinson, Solicitor for Complainant.
ian25w4t
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june4wtds
Samuel H. Kennedy and wife

Samuel II. Kennedy and wife
vs.. = No. 14I.
Milton II. Stamps ct al
Chancery Court Kinds County-First District.
To Abner Allen, of New Orleans, La, and all
others interested in the objects mentioned in
Complainants bill:
You notified to be and personally APP
pear before the Court aforesaid TO be held in
the Chancery Court room in the city of Jack
son, on the third Monday in July, 1872 and
plead answer or demur to compliments bill,
and show cause, if any you can, why COM
plainant's prayer for the foreclosure of their
mortgage, and sale of the lands described in
compliments bill, to-wit: The east half of
Lot No. I, Square No. 10, south, in said city of
Jackson, should not be granted. If default
herein be be made, judgment will be taken
against YOU confessed, and the prayer of
compliments be granted.
- MURRAY PEYTON, Clerk,
L. 5. By NJ. r. SMITH, d. C.
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FAIR LAWN INsrrrUrE FEsTrvAL.-

r AIR LAWN INSTITUTE fEsTIVAL.-
Notwithstanding there had been no public
notice given of the. closing exercises of
Fair Lawn Institute, the attendance of pa
irons upon the examination of pupils was
coed. and the crowG last night was Immense.
to witness the rendering OF 'sLaila'-a beau
tiful Operatti-bY the young ladies and
misses OF the Institute. We have not space
to-day tor "A lcagthy description. Suffice
for the piesent to say, that the whole at
fair was PIete success in all it's details.
HE large audience room was densely pack
Ell; the stage was provided with suitable
scenery, and the whole presented a scene of
beauty and loneliness we have never seen
surpassed in a somewhat extended observa-
ton. Miss BETTE Morris, as Laila, captiya-
ted the audience by her sweet singing. and
her graceful PRESERVATION of the character
assumed Miss Nelia Whiting as the Beg
gar Mother, and Miss Lula Whiting as
Queen of the Fairies, performed their parts
perfectly. But we cannot particularize
further, where all did so we'll
AT the close of the Operatti, Gen. T. J.
wharton made some welI-timed remarks,
which were weH received, and repeatedly
applatided. He paid a just tribute to Miss
Mary Moseley, Principal OF the Institute, in
having, by her own great tact and energy,
established an institution Of learning of
which the Capital of the State may well be
proud. He referred to the great want of
boys school in Jack son; but of this more
anon.
We have attended many school exhibit
tions, but never did we attend one more
successful. and never have we seen an au-
dience more completely delighted.
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CHANCERY NOTICE.

New Series No. ia.
Chdncery Court, 1st Dist, Kinds County.
Thomas N. Lindsey, ct al In vacation be-
VS.. fore the Clerk
William Yerger, ct al June 10, 1872
Upon reading the affidavit of counsel for
- complainant, and it appearing to the sat
isfaction of the Clerk that Richard Christ
mas and Mary E. Christmas, his wife, and
Norma Christmas, defendants in this cause,
not residents of the State of Mississippi,
but reside beyond the limits thereof-residing
in the city of Louisville, in the State of Ken
tucky, SO that the ordinary process of this
Court cannot be executed against them, there
fore,
1t is Ordered, That they enter their appear
ance herein before the Sd Monday in
August next, ensuing, at Rules before the
Clerk at the office of the Chaneery Clerk for
the LIST District of Kinds county in the city
of Jackson, and plead, answer or demur to
complainants bill, or the several allegations
thereof viii be taken for confessed as to them
1t is further Ordered, Tat a copy of this
order be published in THE CLARION a news
paper published in the City of jackson, once
week for one month-and that the Clerk
mail copy of said order to each of the with
in named parties.
MURRAY PEYTON, Clerk
By CHAs. CLARK, ID. C.
". P. HARRIS, Sol. for Complainant
June IA, 1872, w5t
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SpecfaI Premiums by h Il.
NK.NISha

Special Premiums by II. H.
WaIshe.
10 CANAL STREET. New ORLEANS,
May 9th, 1872.
Cor. POWER, Secretary Miss. State Fair:
You are authorized to offer in my behalf the
following special premiums for your next State
Fair:
Best boy rider under u years of age, fine
suit of Walshe clothing.
Best display of horsemanship by grand
father. half dozen "Walshe's premium
shirts.
Best shirt made by lady of ippi-not
to be entered by a dealer-a fine gold thin
be, properly engraved
Yours truly. b. I. W ALSHE.