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Nos. IGa and 500 Canal street, Nos.
Orleans.
FOUNDED IN 1882 AND CHARTERED


II AS full and efficient Faculty.
N. b. Students arc desired 90 enter aa soon
a. possible. This ~ the best place in Amrr..
ca 10 obtain "a HuffNEsB EDUCATION, which ntH
"a man for nll positions in lIie. or learn ts
READ, WRITE AND sPEAK The modern or Com
mcrcial languages.
Judge q. o. DuGuE lat, President of JoHaf-
son College, has charge of tho French Depart
ment.
Prof MEYER, German and Hebrew.
Prof RicARDo KoHLEs, Spanish.
Prof CAoLE, Pcnmnuship.
Pr0fs. Nuss aud Fans, B00k-ncepIuF
Prof FANS, Mathematics.
J. j. FOLEY ESQ, Councillor Ht Law. Hu.
HEALrm-Ihe city iH perfectly healthy nH
has been 20 All Hummrr=murp a0 thnH New
York, Philadelphia. or Boston. Reports 49, f1n
contrary are started and circulated bY rfu-
DLERs, RUgsEHB and DHuMHfHs f1r Northern
Cities, Houses and Institutions I00sa who
still send 20 the North for Educatiou. a0iuu.
tarily pay their money 20 have tack marfrFH
placed over the whole people OF tho South
Education should be free from politics. HuI
the South must educate her own Youth ar 81
the slave Of other sections Arr persons
should be- educated. ~ h thc educated mind
that must RUIZ, or RUIN is tiio consequence QI
ignorance.
N. b. An education thutcuablca one fatarH
5000, 5000 and 5000 per nuuum is tHe he.I
position parents can give their sons
n. B.-Of All our numerous 0rHduufra. fuF
the past 80 years, Eor OsE BEL now out OF bro.
htable employment. H8 far hs known
The 4Oth Anniversary will Dee February 2s
1877, and b. hoped OFT CORNER Graduatea aud
Students will be present
novlOswAw8m pra.Idart
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New Jersey Masonry.

We find the following going the rounds
of the press, and as it is the most concise
account of the acts of the Fraternity, in
New Jersey, we copy. In this connec-
ton it may be well to state that Grand
Master Hardy has written to the Grand
Master of Masons in that State, for off
cial information upon the subject:
The eolored question is agitating the
Free Masons in New Jersey. Two years
ago application was made to the Grand
Lodge of the State for charter for a new
lodge in Newark. TO be called Alpha Lodge.
1t having been reported that the new lodge
intended to initiate colored men, the appii-
cants were questioned on that point. and
declared the report false. a charter was
granted to the new lodge. on receiving
which. proposals for membership from a
dozen colOred men were entertained. This
created great excitement among the white
Masons throughout the State, and on the
night when the candidates were to be bal
loted for, the Grand Marshal of the State
appeared by order of the Grand Master,
and demanded the charter of the lodge.
He received il. and Alpha Lodge was for
mally suspended.
The matter came up at the last session of
the Grand Lodge of New Jersey, and after
"A sharp discussion the charter of Alpha
Lodge was restored by a vote of III TO l03
Alpha Lodge then elected the cOlored can
didates and began To give them their de-
gree. This action aroused the white Ma
sons to new efforts. Trenton Lodge No. >
Immediately petitioned the Grand Master
TO call special communication of the
Grand Lodge to reconsider its action, and
united effort was made to again secure the,
revocation of the charter of Alpha Lodge.
The effort has failed. Grand Master Paine
has refused To convene the Grand Lodge.
Meanwhile Alpha Lodge has given it col
ored brethren the degree of felIow-craft,
and on Monday last two black men were
raised, through the aid and assistance of
their white brethren, TO the sublime degree
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&c EEns Been Seen.

Dld Won ever see a gentleman go into n
printing office and beg ten cent newspa-
per;-Claricn.
Did You ever see a gentleman go into a
printing office and beg ten cent newspa-
per. This l. "a rough question, but the truth
must be told. lie nave had those who call
themselves gentlemen To walk into the OF
fee. request copy OF our paper, and walk
ont compacenty with a simple ''thank
yoU. Irish Citizen.
We had heard of such personages, and
merely asked the question to learn il any of
our newspaper friends had seen them. We
trust that the Citizen will keep all such in
Nicksburg. Jackson can get on without
them
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NC Pos tPhiladelphial well saws

1He IIeSs NEulIaueIphlaJ Vel says:
The stern purpose of the patriotism OF
the country must not De relaxed until life
ana liberty are secure in every township of
the South-until every acre of its rich soil
shall bloom with the prosperity of tree
labor"
Good capital excellent But, neigh
Dor. suppose the villains who run the gov
ernmenr of South Carolina (for insfance)
in the abused and disgraced name of Repub-
hcanism. persist in stealing more every
year than the surplus product of this @free
labor" so as to sink the people deeper into
debt in spite of their best exertion, what do
you propose to do about it?-N- Y. Tri-
bupe.
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AN ALABAMA HORROR.

- -. h-hARION. Irc-ldel
j. l.. POWER. Secretary.
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Crop prospects in mississippi.

The Newton Leger says: The plan
tiers Of this and the adjoining counties
are now very buisly engaged in putting
in the cotton crop. The cotton that has
been planted since the 1st of April is now
coming up with reasonable prospects Of
good stand. Upland prairie corn is
doing tolerably well, and sandy upland
is now being worked out that was planted
in corn. Considerable oats have been
planted in this county, which are now
looking well, and will greatly aid the
planter in finishing his crop.
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New Exemption Law.
AN ACT to amend the exemption laws


nv HUI % dl1clu tIIC tACLHpIIUu IaWs OI
this State.
SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the Legisla-
addition to the property now exempc by
law, there shall be one hundred dollars of
the wages of all daily. monthly or yearly
laborers in this State exempt TO said labor
ers and said wages to the amount of one
hundred dollars shall not be liable to levy
by execution OF attachment, and shall not
be subject TO punishment in the hands of
the employers or In the hands of any other
person for said labOrer: Provided, That
this Act shall not be so construed as 70 pre-
vent the collection Of debts contracted pre-
vious TO the passage hereof.
SEC- 2 Be IL further enacted, That this
Act shall take effect and be In force from
and after its passage.
Approved March 90 1s72.
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Friday next, 18th April, will be very
generally observed by Odd Fellows through
ont The United States, as the anniversary of
The establishment of the order in this coun-
try. The order wa. established at Balti-
more, in 1919 by Thomas wildly and 9TH
ers, and at the present date embraces an
active mem berShip OF 32S OOO'
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Involuntary Bankruptcy.

TN addition to the Petitions and Schedules
IL in Voluntary Bankruptcy, kept regularly
at The CLARION OFFICE, we are now pre-
pared to fill orders for the following Forms in
Involuntary Bankruptcy-all printed on best
quality of paper, and properly endorsed:
Form No 2l-Proof Of Debt, with Security.
Form No. 22-Proof of Debt without Security
Form No. 54-Creditors' Petition, and Oath to
same.
Form No. 55-Depostion as to Petitioning
Creditors Claim.
Form No 56-Deposition Of Witness to Act Of
Bankruptcy.
Price 81 per quire; II blanks for 60 cents
or 10 cents for single blank.
Address POWER & BARKSDALE,
ap23tf Jackson, Miss
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In the following brief paragraph, which
we take from the Natehez Democrat warm
~ welcomed intelligence is contained. We
trust the Directory will succeed in getting
the number of miles done in time for the
Subsidy
Monroe street Is alive from head to foot
with carts and laborers, grading the track
OF the Natchez, Jackson and Columbus
Railroad.
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DURsUANT 70 a final decree rendered hy
Il the Chancery Court OF Kinds county. far
the Pirst District, on the lZth Of March, 1872
on application Of the heirs at law OF Mary
division u the proceeds amongst said heirs.
the undersigned. special commissioner ar-
pointed In said decree, will, on the 9th dav III
April next, proceed, in front on The CAPITOL
in the city Of Jack son, and within legal h8urH.
10 sell the following described lots of land
and Improvements thereon, situate Boa aniI
city, a. public cutlery 10 the highest bidder,
viz the north half Of ten acre lot in square
number four, south, and the north part 81
lot number three, fractional square number
two, south.
Terms or BALE.-One-thiri Of tho purchase
money 10 be paid In cash the remainder BAL
two equal instaliments, at siH and twelve
months, the deferred payments secured 81
note with personal security and lien on th
property sold. -
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treat Bargains i'm Texas.

OSA ACRES OF GOOD LAND for only
OOO 500 in currency. Clear titles guaran-
teed, endorsed by certificate from the State
Of Texas. IL
For further particulars, address the under
signed Union Church, jefferson county,
Miss T. Z. SMILEY.
anI2,rslrn
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BAESEs' HOTEL, MISSISSIPPI CRY

BARNES HOTEL, MISSISSIPPI Cry
This well known summer resort Will be
open Tor the reception Of guests, about the
middle Of May, under the management of
Maj. ". \. Huril and Col. J. o. Nixon. for
merly OF the New Orleans Crescent-both
very popular gentlemen, and We doubt not
know how 10 keep hotel.
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That handsome paper, HEART AND
HASD- the National Weekly of American
Odd Fellowship is out with a brilliant
schedule for its third volume. A handsome
fuii chrome is given to every subscriber.
Terms as before, 81 90 per year. Address
VIM. II. Barnes, p. G. NJ, Box 1901, New
York CITY
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Law Notice.

WILLIAM L NUGENT, Esq, has become
w associated with W. & J. r. YERGER in
the practice of law. under the firm name Of
YERGERS & NUGENT. All business en-
trusted 10 the firm viii receive prompt at
tention.
Jackson, April 1st 1872. apr2w4sw3m
Pilot COPY three months.
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UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH,
sEWANEE. TENN.
TIVE next Term will begin On The
Hffh day Of March.

continuing seventeen weeks. Studruts win
be received in the Grammar School attached
70 the University, az young a. ten years 0I
age. Expenses for the Term, exclusive III
Matriculation, $40, paid but ouco,J win b.
S145
Military drill and vocal music are included
No extra charges for instruction iu aHY
branch. Complete suits Of cadet gray uuI.
form may be had al about f25 TrEf books ri
Nashville prices. Vacation occurs in winter.
j. GOHGAs.
mar7wlms Ace Vice Chancellor
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The PASSOVER Jewish Pass
over VIII be celebrated the 23d of this
month, as the Hebrews call it in their ec-
ciesiastieal year. the 18th day of Nassau.
This custom dates back nearly thirty-fve
hundred years
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The Franklin journal states that Mr..
McCombs, President of the n. o., j. d
G. n R. r was the prime mover in
procuring charter for the hatcher and
Broolxhaven Railroad.
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Administrators Sale.

WHEREAS, Letters Of Administration on
w the estate of Joshua Riley, deceased
were granted to the undersigned by the Chan
Gerry Court of Kinds county, on the 18th day
of April, 1872; now, all persons having claims
against said estate will exhibit them and have
the same allowed and registered, in the man
ner and within the time prescribed by law, or
they will be forever barred.
MRS. n. j. RILEY,
ap25w6t Administrators.
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4. X. Smedes, Justice of the Peace
Of Magnolia District, Pike county, Miss, in
whichcouuty are Mayor Bridges, of Sum
mir, IIarrcll OF Osyka, and Justice Nichol-
son OF bonneville, darkcned our doors
yesterday, in search OF 4. lIilzeim Porter.
dressed in gray. Weare pleased TO say that
the Mayor OF Magnolia. having attended
to his causes before the Supreme Court. pro-
poses To depart for the hunting and fishing
grounds OF the Island adjacent 20 the Cen
trial House
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The only fee accruing 70 the College is the Ma
circulation Fee of SO, which must be paid at
the commencement Of the Course by every
student.
The Preliminary Course Of Lectures will
commence about the middle Of October, at
which time Mobile is always healty.
Board can be obtained at from 500 10 S2j per
month.
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NOTICE.
TRUSTEES SALE

Tn pursuance Of the terms thereof. on Tues
Il day, the 18th day Of October, 1871, l, the
undersigned, one Of the Trustees, in q certain
said balance Of said Indebtedness with inter-
est
Said sale to be made on the gallery or peril
co Of the Store House Of g. W. Gorhauiis in
said place.
VII. GILL
octlOswkwH Trustee
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FACULTY
GEO. A. KETCHUM, NJ. D., Professorof the
Science and Art Of Medicine
F. A. ROSS, NJ. D., Professor Of Materia
Medica an0 Therapeutics.
WIN. II. ANDERSON. NJ. d., Professor Of
E. 2 FNGSi hfSEss, NJ D., Professor Of Clinical
Medicine.
JEROME. COCHRAN, NJ. D., Professor Of
Chemistry.
J. T. GILMORE NJ D., Professor Of Sur
gerry.
GORONWY OWEN, NJ. D., Professor Of OBJ
stetrics and the Diseases OF Women and
Children.
WILLIAM II. ROSS, NJ. NJ. Professors Of An
atOmy.
G. A. MOSES, NJ. d.. Adjunct Professor Of
the Science and Art Of Medicine
L. ii. FOURNIER, VI. b., Adjunct Profess
sor Of Materia Mediea and Therapeutics.
CALEB ToXEY, VI. d., Demonstration Of
Anatomy.
ALT. II. KETCHUM, NJ. D., Assistant Demon
strator Of Anatomy
For further particulars address
WA ANnEpEnN IA
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The Revised Code can now be pur-
chased at Secretary of States office, for
State warrants issued since March l. or GER
tificatcs of Indebtedness.
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The Franklin County journal saws

The recent rains have been a consider
able drawback to our planting friends.
Corn, we believe, as a general thing, is
very nearly all planted. The time for
planting cotton is at hand; but we fear
the constant rains has, in some instances,
prevented the necessary preparation OF
the ground. But We are inclined to
believe that these instances are bat few,
and we hope that the weather may event
ually prove favorable to the interest OF
the famers.
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Blank forms in voluntary and invoIun-
tary bankruptcy. can be had at this office.
see advertisement.
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Supreme Lodge of the knights of
Ryfhfas.
BALTIMORE AnriI 16

BALTIMORE, April Is.
The Supreme Lodge of the knights of
Pythias had grand procession through the
principal streets of the city to-day, with
banners, bands. of music and about 500 in
line with drawn swords at n carry. After
the procession the lodge met In council. A
number Of delegates were present from the
District Of Columbia, Virginia and other
States
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BROWN'S WELLS.
COPIAIE COUNTY.

TtHE celebrated BROWNS WELLS haa
H. had thorough renovation aud overhaul
ing throughout and viii De ready for inraiida
10Th April.
WM. A. STOCKTON.
ap9wAswlm Proprietor
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DISEASES OF THE EYE AND EAR
Or. Edward Lea. weare pleased TO note. has
established an office in this city, and ten
ders Ills professional services in the treat
meHt Of al diseases Of the eye and ear.
Dr. Lea is a gentleman of great skill in
these speci4ltieS having performed some
operations and Effected some cures that Ger
tainiy commend him to the confidence OF
the afflicted. Soc his card in anothercolumn.
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The Boonville Recorder (Prentiss
County says:
We regret that we cannot report any
thing encouraging regarding the progress
of farm operations in this section. The
late heavy rains followed by cold morn
ings will set farmers back considerably.
and if they continue much longer, crop
prospects will begin to look gloomy.
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MEMORIAL DAY.-Next Friday, Doth
April. is Memorial Day. That it will be
observed ia this city, is only necessary to
remind our readers of the date. Under the
has been cleared of much Of the accumu-
lated rubbish, SO that it will not be difficult
for the ladies u move about from mound to
mound, ia strewing their floral offerings
DER the dust of the patriot sleepers. More
than eight hundred soldiers of the Lost
Cause We're inferred in our city cemetery.
Let there be q general observance of Mem
orial Day, not only in this city, but through
nuE fnL. nntirn Ntntn-
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF ALA
We HBAMA.
AT MOBILE


The next Regular Course :of LECTURES
will commence on the
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The Louisvillse winston County
Banner says:
The crops in this section have been
greatly retarded by the heavy rains of
the past two weeks, but if we have a spell
of good weather, now, farmers will soon
catch up with their work.
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PUBLIC SENTIMENT.
Comments of the Press ON the
Acting Governors NuIliGca-
ton of the Reform Bills.
Here's Your Retrenchment @ Governor!
From the Monticello Advocat,

From the Monticello Advocate.
Governor Powers desire of Retrench-
ment all ooZed out when it came to signing
the bill for the reduction of his salary. He
cannot live on six thousand dollars a year
and house furnished him in which to live
but must have eight hundred and eighty
seven dollars and eight cents, for wood
water, linen, &c. Here's your retrench-
ment Governor; but it's just Ola piece with
his talk to General Emory of the lawless-
ness in Mississippi. Such men are not to be
trusted, even 10 carry the inside of hog to
a bear. We don't want to hear any more
talk of retrenchment or reform among the
so-called Republicans-it's all talk only
! intended to catch votes. but never to be put
in practice where they are concerned.
From the Oxford Falcon.
The Fee and Salary Bill, which passed by
a large majority, we learn from The CLARI-
on. has been suspended by pocket veto by
our carpet-hag Governor-the bill reducing
his own salary from six to four thousand
dollars. When he sends in his bills for
| linens, table-cloths, knives and forks. gas.
coal. wood, repairing linens, ETC., and mod
estly asks the State to foot the bills, we
think he might have consented to a reduc-
tion of his salary, as he can accumulate in
a short time, small fortune in the way OF
mansion expenses. The Governor has also
failed to sign the bill passed by the Legisla-
ture reducing the number OF Judicial
force He has stultified himself in almost
every particular, and proven that his pro-
fessions favoring curtailment of the ex-
penses OF the State Government. and an
economical administration were false.
. From the Canton Mail.
The Legislature passed an act reducing
the fees and salaries of officials. The Gov
ernof pOcketed the bill because he desired
to continue pocketing his $4,000 per annum
instead of only $1,000, to which amount the
bill aforesaid proposed reducing his salary.
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FIR ZEE o + CHARG f.

and end about the middle Of the ensuing
March. The entire Course Of Professors Lee
lures is delivered
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SIMMONS

LIVER DISEASE and Indiges- n
]
ton prevail to q greater extent
than probably any other malady, ~
and relief 10 always anxiously
sought after If the Liver
is regulated in its action,
health is almost invariably
secured. Want of action
). - C.,s,;ra,;or 49, Blues,
Sst' DIS SOn =. - Sss,i and a
49, 49, ~ 1I ~ ny No.; I~/ hund re a
800 So SS.-L other symp-
ri 49,. /k2/ toms viii h
- M Aste nj! ~ tne Ma ~ SIMMONS LIV-
.taaL. paiI; /S Yer REGULATOR
,s,:N- ~ III is the best Remedy
-. that has ever been
I I {. d.
,--as; 1851 discovered IL acts
- 60; mildly, effectually.
-, aud, being a simple
vegetable compound can
do no injury. Il is harm
less in every way; IL has
been used for Forty Years,
and hundreds Of the good
and great from all parts Of
the country will youeh for its
virtues.
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Am Earthquake I'm sEis.fs.fppf.

MERIDIAN, MISS. April Is.
An earthquake occurred here at 2 30 this
morning It lasted half minute, cracked
clustering and broke some glass. No other
damage The shocks passed from north
east % southwest, taking In York, Ala
and Enterprise, Mss
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state
sl4,457 IS $50

The above will show which way the PEG
pies money goes.
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For further particulars, address
WIN. II. ANDERSON, ND.
iulY9Dw Dean Of the Faculty.
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ALCORN'S SHERIFF OF NEW.
Ton COUNTY.
How He Filled His Pockets be-
fore He Left.
HIS BOND NOT WORTH A CENT.
From the Ledger

From the Ledger.
Auditor Musgrove says in his report in
regard TO delinquent tax collectors, that -E.
B. Howard, TAX collector of Newton county,
is indebted to the State in the sum of 81
67S O6. for which amount suit has been in
stituted against him on his official bond
The Auditor is mistaken. Suit has not
been instituted against Howard on his Off
cial bond. as we have been informed.
IL the following county tax be added TO
the State tax of 1870. it will amount TO
$14.452 9S- The following is a true state
ment of the amounts, with the State tax
&dded:
State tax $267S O6.
County :" 200S 50, or IS per ct on St Tx
Pauper 1889 O3, or so
Special =. 535 81, or 20 {.
Sch t'hrs" 267S O6, or 100 -
Sch h'se " 3213 81, or 40 g
$I4452 9S 1865
,laa kcx- ch -.
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ROBINSON & STEVENS,

STATE STREET.
TAX. great pleasure announcing that their
SPRING Took,
Selected 1 By large beautiful
DRESS. STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS.
that srs 1 o ap s.5s Tor our trade and " invite attention
Merrmac and other standard PRINTS l2 staples
In DRESS GOODS, the following new and beautiful designs
Chene NIohars Princess Cloths Blue Ticket Jane. tho late French l
Jaconsi Silk and Iron Frame and
GenaPpnes, white and buff figures; French Pcrcnlc
Striped Lyons Silks, Folunrd Silks, Chonos Silks,
japanese Silks, and the handsomet line Of
Checked Silks for Misses
have offered and last
but
exceedingly
large and fashion
able display of Dolly Var
Warden in Organde
Chintz Pomradour ands Silk; Hamburg Elm
boidery, Guipure LaceB ands,S andK Gloves
tempting display Fancy Ties and
tasty cOlors; also, new allure we design in
READY MADE GOODS
ALL LINEN GARMENTS Ladies; PQUE DRESSES for Misses a
eros Naples Silks Ribbons all or
and widths
Careful inspection invited
New Goods arriving daily.
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Military Outrage i'm south Caro-
lima.

CHARLOTTE, n. c., April IS.
The Dispatch of this city will tomorrow
contain the following account of a military
outrage in South Carolina: The latter part
o. last week a squad of Federal cavalry shot
aud killed poor countryman by the name
river, in York District. The soldiers allege
that they shot only to terrify him. The
squad was under the command OF Lieut..
Benners.