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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-06-06
Public Library Of kentucky.

rho Farmers and Drovers Bank IS Ireasu-
-. ond the corporators and Supervisors are
oil commemorative men, ana are aieiS ~
most respectable and ~ 1ft nnsoId
IL State Should any tickets DC lei, uhSg
tno - dav of the drawing, they VII! oe oT 57
Stroved and the one thousand glits oheIeu r.,
Ell 6a drawn and paid, but dlmlhlsheu 81
- IN nroportion to the per eentage OF uh-
IA .;ckets For instance, If only three,
fonrfbs of the tickets are Sold tae cSPi1"i
rift will be reduced to S'o,VOO' ana al inc
Others in proportion ,,-rr late Cavern
or Of Kentucky, has consented TO represent
tba Trustees in the management OF , lIils 80
nd Grand Gift Concert and ne viii pe1Trson-
I~ see that the money from the SAFE oi ~
~ aonosited with the Treasurer, that the
go, - NO is fairly conducted, ana the gins
;nstIv awarded and promptly paid -. :.
The drawing viii take place IN d prg tbe i'm
~ 70 supervision and direction q me ON
aars and trustees of the Pubic Lfor"fy %
EantncKy aud the following named emIh Lelll5
= s;;r.tarested citizens, who have consented
al ~ resent and see that all is fairly done
Hon. III. R. Hardin, Judge Court APpeIalfs, In n
H. 7 Proctor Knott, late NJ. & lebanon
DlsIi " Bruce. Judge Ninth Judicial Dist,
ny ri II Murray, U. S. Marshal Dist. Ky
Hon I. b. Cochran, Chancellor LouisNitie
ohaFeenrys Stamford, President Farmers and
Hon John Barbee. Manager Royal Insurance.
coI phi. Lee, Com. Atty Ninth judicial
NJ pI y Graham. founder of Graham Cabinet
ri Jilson P. johnson, Manager uai'
HS q 3 Bell. Professor Medical University,
Louisville, .;..;4la
uon j q. Baxter, Mayor boulsFlhe'
Hon + /. Burnett, City Attorney.
Henry WolfoSd, Treasurer, LouisVllle.
neh1y Rranpin. President Manufacturers
ph;I;n judee Of the Louisville hotel 90.
lanes Bridgeford, President u N"''OA"
w D. whips, Proprietor Willaed Hotel.
- Iobnston. President Traders Bank;
n Victor Newco.-b, firm OF Ne"como' DUO"
us ana1 D b President German Bank
Andrew Graham, tobacco and e9''On ns'
Dr eh1 Norvin Green. President L & Short
va nn Rose. Agent Adams Express Company
a n DuRRETr, President
: n w n HALDKMAN, Nlee-rrestusn'
y Ioax q CAM. Secretary. r.,,~.,
|. RARMERs' s DRoyERs bANAs A7.A
E uA... who desire further informauo1. =
: -. sS;sh to act as agents for inc 500 7
: 1880 as we'll as those desiring y P1lSn-7s
t;ckefe should address
rrxaz n. HEER RILETEE.
A@arf Public Library Of kentuckys
Pnisl;e library Building. Lonhsviiie, =.
Nr Circulars, giving tail par y - : n
ON application.
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Dear Sir-YOu make two preparations
which, it appears to me, are worthy OF
more general acceptance than they have
had as yet. probably because they have not
been '.putfed" in the newspapers. L allude
to your Liver Pills and Aromatic Elixir OF
Citrate. of Caffeine. The former have been
used in my own case-torpor of the Liver
and in my family with marked success,
and | believe them superior in all hillary
arrangements to any pills now made The
Caffeine is the only remedy that has, In my
experience, proved ef1ectual for nervous
headaches. 1t never fails, and the relief ii
affords is delicious; for not only does the
pain cease. but a pleasant exhilaration SUI
peryenes. and suffering is converted into
pleasure. A vial OF it is kept at nome aho
one ut my office, that may Fever be with
| out il in case of need.
Very truly yours.
JOSEPH. z. CARR,
Attorney at Law.
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EDUCATIONAL
University of Mississippi.
Annual commencement Exercise


Annual Meeting of the Board of Trustees,
Thursday, June 10Th.
Freshman Prize Speaking of Hermean So
ciety, Friday, g p. NJ, June 2lst-
Freshman Prize Speaking of Phi Sigma
Society, Saturday, 10 A. NJ, June I'D.
Commencement Sermon, by Rev. DR.. Slater,
of Memphis, Sunday, 10 A. NJ, June 23d.
Chancellor Baccalaureate Sermon, Sunday,
p. NJ, June 23d.
Sophomore Prize Defamation, Monday, 10
A. NJ, June Gath.
Annual Meeting of the Phi Sigma Society,
Monday, P. ", June oath.
Junior Exhibition, Tuesday, 10 A NJ, June
9th
Annual Meeting Of Hermean Society, Tues
day, s P. NJ, June 18th.
Grafton before the Societies, Wednesday, IL
\. NJ, June 10Th.
Alumni Association meet, Wednesday,
p. ~, June 10Th.
Commencement Day, Thursday, 10 A. NJ.
June 9th
THOS. Z. b. PEGU Els,
Secy Board Trustees
Oxford, Miss, May 9th, 1872
may31wAswtilliune20
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Dr.. WHIT JoHNsToN.-It is with much
regret that We learn that the gentleman
whose name heads this, intends this even
ing 10 leave our city for the purpose of re-
turning TO Tchula. Holmes county. to re-
main permanently. AT the earnest solicita-
ti"h OF his many warm friends he gave uD
a lucrative practice at Tehula to remove 10
this city, the home of his boyhood, in jan
uary last; but his friends in the former
place. not satisfied with this arrangement,
nave induced him to return. Writ Johns
ton VIII carry with him the best wishes OF
THE CLARION.
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Talk at the TOiIet....Fyerv Iaav,S
maid knows that the bewitcbi,,9 beings
who pave their triumphant way with con-
quefed hearts. regard a splendid head OF
hair The most effective of all womanIy fas-
cihatlons They believe, and they are
right, that they can tGsso as many beaux
with the luxnriant ringlets and glossy
bralds a. they can kill al sight with their
Dtaming eyes. Hence in their toilet talk
alh"ll2 themselves and with their attend
amt. the merits of preparations for the hair
are fieelt callVas>ed, and the latest result of
this discussion sermS ro be fite almost uni
Versal adoption oi LYONS kATHAIRON as
AN article better adapted to promate the
growth and beauty OF the Chief Glory OF
onah thtn ally other at present before
The world They say that Without irrita-
ting the skin ct the head t tradcates the
dahdrutf, and that it penetrates below the
surface to the ROOFS OF the hair, endowing
them with new life and Vigor
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marks for the Orphans.

,'a'i OF the Orphans at Lauderdale,
return thanks to Jackson Fire
ny No. l, for the sum of ninety dol
r. NC proceeds of silver service, pre-
A. ' year by Mr.. Burton, of Lee
= ana disposed of by jackson
npany, No. ]. With this
have this day purchaseo
piTd to the Home 4 bbls. flour, 4.
misses and 22s lbs. bacon. Supplies
needed at the Home, as | know
fs'sonal visit last week.
). l.. POWER, A Trustee.
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DIED.

aAv Sson' Copiah county, Miss. on
|sg. Iofh'ng, May 26th, 1872, Mrs. Q.
do, ath In the 6sth year of her age,
Tan, L. u Latting, formerly OF New
|Ssv INV residing at Wesson. A lin
sl9,l, a'sease of many years duration
b., = afew her to the grave. der suf-
s.p,s u confinement were borne with q
ston = ana christian fortitnde and res
NAH 70 The Divine will rarely excelied
sssas spirit, released from its frai
s,Osa ~ mas ,a gone to reap the reward Of
Fsu' ilfe In the better land.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
In Chancery Court Of Kinds County, First
District.
F. Creighton, Guardian,
William Lewis, ct al.
To Kate Lewis Scales:
Affidavit having been made as required ny
law. that Kate Lewis Scales, minor, is non
resident of the State of Mississippi, residing
in Wentworth Rockingham county, State OF
North Carolina, and that she is a necessary
patty to the proceedings IN the above case, TINS
Isyo'cite the said Kate Lewis Scales TO be and
appear before the said Chaneery Court for said
Isl District of Kinds county, Mississippi, IN
the city of jackson, on the Sd Monday IN July
1872. and plead, answer or demur 70 the ol'
and amended bill in said cause or the matters
therein will be taken as confessed against her
mv3Ow5t MURRAY PEYTON, G. erK.
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An Important consideration

DIR. TUFTS LIVER PILLS are PURE
LY VEGETABLE, and are adapted to
young and old, male and female and may
be taken at all times, without restraint of
occupation, without change of living, with
out diet, and without the fear OF taking
cold, during all kinds of weather, and in
all climates.
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MANI G. NEUNER'S


nv xirtue Of decree Of the Chancery
Is Court FOR First District o. Kinds county
a. A nril Term, 1877 / will sell for cash, A. the
civ Hall on the Sd day Of June next me
following lands belonging 70 the estate OF
John 7. sorsby, deceased, viz
The west half northeast quarter ana east
half northwest quarter and northwest quarter
Of southeast quarter, and about ~ acres lh
the north end Of east half southwest f.'
"a soutbwest quarter Of northwest quarter
in Kinds county, Of section 2, township Y.
range | east, and the east hall south Ness
quarter and west half southeast quarter on on
section "a township Z range east, iylnB ", ~
Nsdison county, Miss containing about 90
Ps. HUNT, Executor
,,.,2swItw4t John 7. SOrsby. dec d.
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Thaucerv COurt..-First District,
Kinds County.
Special March Term, 1877.

Nancy b. Wood,
VS..
John j. Simmons, NO. loo, ne" series'
Emma Bell and her hus-
band, John G. Bell ct al.
HPON motion of complainant in open court,
u supported by affidavit, il appearing 70 the
Satisfaction Of the Court that the defend9htss'
Emma Bell and her husband, John q. Bell
are non-residents of the State Of Mississippi,
but reside at or near the city of Selma, IN the
State of Alabama, il is therefore ordered by
the Court that the said defendants, Emma
Bell and her husband, John G. Bell, do en-
their appearance herein, on or before the hrst
day of the next term of this court, 10 DC held
nj the court room of said county, in the city
of Jackson. on the third Monday Of April, A.
ID. 1872 and plead, answer or demur 70 the
complainant's original and amended bill, OF
the allegations thereof will be taken as con-
fessed as 70 them. 1t is further ordered by the
Court that a copy of this order be published
in The Clarion, public newspaper printed
and published in the city of Jackson, in said
county and State, for four weeks successfully
This 10Th day of March, A. ID. 1877.
A true copy from the minutes.
MURRAY PEYTON, Clerk,
By CHAs. CLARK, ID. c.
c. E. Hooker, Solicitor for Complainant.
mar2Sw5t
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mississippi State Penitentiary'

TIME PENITENTIARY having changed
1 Lessees. is now in successful operation
again. - =, 81
,,ronnrIv Grist Mill and Planning Mill In
operation every day
r. A PHILIPS, Superintendent,
-twxsxtf for Lessees-
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.ru-We have had the pleas
...ipo in our sanctum to day, Hon.
n,oesn the distinguished Senator
h. counties OF lalobusha and Cal
ui.i in GOOD health and spirits
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y,r RAILROAD TIMETABLES. W.
.b-ad to the officers OF the several
n,l, orcopies ofthe timetables which
Hoefect on Sunday last, which we
unlicensed. and publish elsewhere for
rapienae of the travelling public
aa the paper and save for reference.
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as at once recuperating the physical functions,
giving health and inspiring energy 20 even
the most debilitated, restoring the bloom Of
health and vigor, and elasticity and buoyan-
ey of mind and intellect, and banishlng low
spirits, dyspepsia and indigestion
Ii has been introduced for upwards OF
twenty years and Thousands are row enjoy
ing the fullest blessings of health in mental
and physical strength and personal beauty,
and given those priceless gifts 10 their chill
dren.
1t is not intoxicating. there being no alco-
hOlic spirits in its composition, but e1hilara-
ting. 1t establishes the health upon perma-
nent basis.
Ii gives bright eyes, clear, brilliant com
plexion makes new and pure and rich blood
Ii is. besides, most delicious to the palate.
Price, 50 a bottle, or SIS case, containing SIX
bottles. -
Dr. Mauriceau does not intend 10 have MO
RAND.s ELIXIR classed among the countless
advertised remedies, as its great intrinsic
merit and wonderful recuperatiye powers, as
certified TO by certificates, are well known
His only object is merely to announce where
il can be Obtained Ar SANE OFFICE and ad-
dress as for TWENTY YEARS, l29 Liberty street,
N Y, DIR. A. NJ. Mauriceau, TO whom all orders
must be addressed. maySw4t
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HAVING given mp the lease Of the state
81 Prison, and the incoming Lessee haHinE
declined 70 purchase the manufact9rea goou :,
I am prepared 20 dispose Of the balance o.
the stock cheap Tor cash. The goods cons 80
IL Wagons, Plows, furpitnre, Doors, window
sash. Harness. Boots and shoes, etc, the
whole Of which can be seen ~ 800 sae store u
A -.,.l e~~5ud- hand Carriage 500
koo1 Z. RICHARDSON.
nayalsw2t'
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Cool TREATMENr.-Thew whole CLAR-
ION establishment received very cool treat
ment this morning, at the hands Of Messrs
stone & Morris, in the shape of large
lump of Lake ice. We understand thar
they have large quantity still on hand
Mr.. JEFF Stone is ready at all times to sup
ply those who desire to keep cool
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nNHE AMERICAN STANDARD BILLIARD
TABLES-PHELAN & CoLLESDERs NE"
nso Secondhand Tables and all kinds of
billiard GOODS at reasonable prices.
Billiard Tables cut down and repaired.
CHARLES LAC0UME,
Pronrietor St. Charles Billiard Saloon,
m.rIw3m New Orleans.
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..,o..IoxER's SALE.-F. S. Hunt,
Commissioner, advertises the sale OF
r,lpable city property in to-day ;
The sale will take place on the Sth
neXt.
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,rrloS.-Every genuine box Of Dr..
.iyES LIVER PILLS bears the
lure Of FLEMING BROS, and
nryate United States Stamp.
TAKE no other" The market Is
mutations. may9w6m
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Jim Luse, Dan VoorhIes,
d'law, is Grants collector for the
louisville, Ky. The office is worth
year. LuSe viii 90 out when
goes In. No wonder Dan VOORHEES,
O'ant better man than Greeley
'le VOORHEES, family tt think so.
'a lor a brother-in-law
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MEDICAL.
Carminatiye and AStringent
S " h u T..
-FOR-
nrAaazoEA. CHOLERA Mozsus, &C.
The Best Preparation for
All Bowel Affections.

p-ono numerous certificates of its efilcaey'
raad The following from Hon. John ha'ts'
Senator, etc.;
NKwroE, Mss. May so, 1877.
Mr. Matt. F. Ash, Jackson, Miss: :,
SIR-Being quite indisposea ~ taS ya''r Carmi.
1aehson and AstringeBt Syrup. ! took only
mat .so doses Of It and Was immediately re1aessu
I I~I @ Il acted almost like charm. a asss
since used it in my family Win Win. ~ !. : val
-. 49, rppmelx for bowel complaints. .rsrc
Respectfully,
Prepared by x.ss.
Price. rs cents per bottle. -. Miss.
maYS1wAsvr6fn
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'"CE'-Col. A. y. Harper of Oko-
WI deliver the 18th annual address
.1e oalIopean Society of SUMNER
INSTITUTE on Thursday. July 4th.
's OF the Society, throughout the
Ad irieuds of the school are invited
w. W. II. MCGEE,
wa -, CoarafarV
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HGuTt LIGHTii LIGUrtii
The mississippi ahydrR-a "rh""
ga. Light GOmpmmFs

...,.,r.1 a. erect tIfir machine.
a In Hotels Churches. Public Building E.
1nd Private Houses, throughout iH' a'i.. WI
Mississippi. ... ...f ...... Lib.
These machines are AUTOMATIC hNi I'.
a liebt 40 cnndles power nt 'n.t H'
cent Ter hour. They can ~ tufnl W.
fr9n Al 500 lights. They occupy NII.
"a lNtnlg t--I Ttay ara perfectly .air.
and TIC light both iu quantity hnA t''.''
exceeds the common coal Rls ,...
IheS ~ nov YItn,t..a eoFner Capt.a auH
President streets, and ln 1tn 'HN q.
Mavers. Merchant Exchange. Ia.
send for Circulars hnd you "ilI ..g ...
chine and avoid the danfefa Ah' ''N
ienees of coal 0il and bhi gas
u GREEN President ......s- 49,.
iuly2O 7iwly Joo. hAS '''-'' '''
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PabIic Library of Kentucky, 1t
.rea. propose to give another Grand
t,reqrt. the prizes amounting to ST.
n The second drawing will take
louisville, KY Saturday, Septem-
50. Gifts ranging from SlOO,OOO
1Sl0l
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er proper head will be found adj
rent in relation to Matt. +. Ash's
ltiye and Astr'ngent Syrup. This
he has a wide reputation in the treat
otall diseases of the bowels, espe-
hose incident 10 summer, rs many
iv who have tried it.
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At the residence of ). l.. Guice. ESD
Natchtz. Miss. May 18th. 1872, by Rev Dr-
Strattoa. Mr. +. f. SMYLIE anu MISS: ,. r.
GUICE. both OF Union Church, lenerson
county Miss.
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SPRING STO OK,


s.ssy arriving in ''r, ANA 'a So.
s, hay. brought out. out hi. his season ,s. ,. , .r 9s trade and "
Nermae and other standard PRINTS, l2l cents, anl or Staple
acoranS
In DRESS GOODS, following new and beautiful designs:
Chen Mohei Princess Ticket he late French B5
Jaconets; md Genadn- black and 900 , lh
new Genappines white and French IeIgalu.
Striped Lyons silks, Fouarl slks. Choc Silks,
japanese Silks and the haud-omnt uno of
Checked Silks for Mr-,s
have offered and last
but nolca
exceedingly
large andas
able display % Dolly Var
den Warden ~ oreaniic
Chint Pompadou andsI Hamburg En-
broiiey Gupure Lace Bands silk and Kid Gloves
most tempting display of Scaand Fancy Ties, n rich aud
tasty colos ourne e which we design n
READY MADE GOODS.
CONSISTING
ALL GARMENTS. for Ladies' rIquE DRESSES. '' N ~"
G de Naples Silks Satin Velvet Ribbons au colon"
and width
Careful inspection invited of attractive aud complete . ''' '
New Goods arriving daily.
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sale Of Formidable property of rs
tateOf w. w. Hardy, deceased.

IN accordance with the decree of the Chan
Gerry Court of Kinds county, for the First Dis
trict thereof, rendered in the matter of the es-
tate of W W Hardy. deceased, on the I'd -
day of May -, 1872 the undersigned, will, as
Commissioner, sell at public auction, to the
highest bidder for cash: Certain machinery
in and upon that lot of Ground, and attached
to the carpenter shop lately occupied by W.
W Hardy in his lifetime carpenter shop.
Said lot is situated on Pearl street in the city
of Jackson and said sale will take place at
said shop the 2Sth day of June; 1877
JAMES TAPLEY,
mv3O-w5t Commissioner.
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discount. Defiance to
i'oa'' r.rsrs. Good digestion is to be
I BY using simmons Liver hes"-
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z5H ADVERTISEMENTS. We pub
a-jay three legal advertisements to
the attention of parties interested are
one Michael Holmes VS.. Eliza Evans
Patrick l.. Monahan; another, Henry
4yys. Z. Il. Peyton ct al, and the
samuel II. Kennedy and wife vs.
i Il. StamnS ct al.
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STATE STREET,

Take great pleasure il announcing that their
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TO THE
Married, or those about to be
Married.

DR. A. NJ Mauriceau author Of THE MAR
RIED WOMAN PRIVATE MEDICAL CON-
PANIONf COT which over a million copies
have been disposed since hrst published in
1881 desires 10 state that he remains at same
Office as for upwards Of twenty years, where
his well-known aud celebrated remedies, hAV-
ing proved 50 reliable and efhcient for al these
years can be obtained
To the weakly, sickly, debilitated wife or
mother or the husband Frustrated In has health,
manly vigor and energies, or those suffering
from indiscrstions Of youth OF premature oid
age, DR.. Mauriceau especially recommends
the use Of
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----. TIC -ymptams 0i IIfrI ..
uiaint nre uufnaIurHa Hnt I.I|N
nv. .fd. euutfIu.. ...
L., tI.. ..I..uIIlH. .I.I ..
MNVNpFlWNA ui.faLrn f.r .HaHmHI I'.
l"A iN"'" .tomtel ~ effected HIiH .s.
tDrrfitr uud sl.EH. 'H"'
"a general r1aIrr. council.
Hruu.'.an - iar Ibr h,Hl Re H"....
alternating W. ..n 't..,. .nu.lfIuu. .IH..I.
VII iosa of memory. ae.amrH "I'h
p, Nh IN having Irf uHi1Hr #NfH'I
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These tickets will be good TO return until
November /, 1872 Excursionists viii find
elegant Sleeping Cars in charge OF polite and
attentive Conductors running from Nicksburg
to the immediate vicinity of these resorts, and
may rely upon being afforded delightful
trip, by securing tickets and checking bag
gage through via BLUE MOUNTAIN ROUTE
Tickets on sale Mt ticket office of V. NJ
Railroad, Jackson, Miss
E. T. RAWORTH;
may3lw&swtf Gen Supt.
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@l Atkins who assembled in the
'4 When Noyes' Circus was in this
+ was drowned at Decatur, Ala, the
W ieil into the Tennessee river and
AiA'as was unable to reach the shore.
.AAFSed Just before starting upon his
"!age that it was the last assent he
-'ended making.
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,p ONO RA11Eo DAD =, M TRe n0f' al
n Express 1asves AZ $50. The south
). a- anu arrives at Meridian at l2l2
d YTe',nib-bound and north-bound
lhe Deet ana pass at Meridian at
f -raias met
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treat Bargains i'm Texas.

oSn ACRES OF GOOD LAND for only
OOU 500 in currency. Clear titles guaran-
teed, endorsed by certificate from the state
Of Texas.
For further particulars, address the under
signed at Union Church, jefferson county,
NJ f. 4. SMILEY.
apl2W2m
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LIVER DISEASE aud ludIan
zion prevnu tu greater extent y
than probably any other mHIhIN. n
and relief is ulwuFH unRIHurIN n
.sought after lf he Liver q
m regulated Boo iis action, n
health n almost invariably y
aprurpd Want ut notion n ..
in the Liver causes llrHI- = N.H...
ache A. irHtiuu. JHuu ~ uHH
dice Pain iu thc Shuul. AGEA hundred
ders. Cough. DizN- AWH other .EH|
ness. Sour stomach AAeN - TOMS Hh..H
Bad Taste iu the ~ sIMMDh. IIN.
Mouth. Bilious ~ /EU REGULATORS
attacks Phlpi- i. fl. H..I I.H.I"
tntiun of che A@TA iHlf I4. lE.r I"I.
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One Grand Gift, Cash
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