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=. Scotch Town Hanover eonatys on ~ S,e
.e.,. If Snvrnier. nv Rev Horace stringisnSS Nv
r y BROOKE, Of Richmond, aiaa aii'' - =
boswell, of Hanover. lass5s...- ~--l=2}9y,~- -
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WOaD AND coal
A NTHkACITE COAL.

A NTHkACITE CoAL.-~For safe, o., cv'
N tons Hall BROTHERS Co.'S ce!elneSH u ~ celt
LIN coal. the quality OF which cannos De eSes
Also, Georges Greek Cumberland Coal, ~ ~ ma
and Clover Hill lump and Hall Coal, I'll % "'''N
VIII Dc sold q! The lowest market rate nppn,rs.
jyls corner Seventeenth and Dock ssiesee'
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rUlLDREN'S GAMES.


TIIlIDREN'S ULtAEc.
~ - "
The largest assortment III Tic ciey ave- - ''' -
SONS, ill2 Main street. Inc toilo"luS % iises
a few Of the latest anu most popuinI'
CIIIROMAGICA.
GRoTrsoUE G1McRAcKs-
CHAMELEON TOPS.
RCESlNG-hiSu 'S"A
PAhchEESi'
flGOho'
BhoS3ob.
Aoo"o'
GOLDEN nlNno'
ciiEU i>I"- lp :, ',. ,,,,,o,-
oAiA'EoH ~. ~,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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DECEMBER Cd.

ESTABLISHED, 1901. LIME
HMANN'S STEAM DYETNG AND SECURING
ESTABLISHMENTS, 4eo Broad and 72i Main
street Ladies' Dresses Shawls, CloaSs, and Sacks,
and also Gentlemens Garments, cleaned dyed In
any color, or secured In the best manner. Parict-
Lar attention paid to Kid Gloves. great selection
of Fancy Goods aud Toys ut my store No. 40
Broad street.
2s-1m a# Ia. lin NEMakN M
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EMBERS OF NJ Y K I l. b 30
II LODGE, X. p, arc requested to It, EYiSaA
Tend stated meeting of TIE same THESE RS
EVENING ut y O'Clock. \ large and(S&gS1
punct,tal attendance is desirable, as nhcers ~
for the ensuing term will be NOMINATED, XsssY
Members of sister Lodges are cordially inFi'ta 10
be- present BY order OF G. d. WICKs. Z. {.
de l2-lt& NJ. j. row ERS, ~. II. y :.
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TEPTASOPHS. OR SEW EN- WIS E
IL MEN.-A regular meeting OF me Conc aI ~
Ninth and Broad streets at O'Clock. Every mem
her f. requested to attend. BY order OF the ArcAor
rio 19.1fE JOHN MAXWELL. Secretiry.
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The General Assembly Of EirgsInIIa.
WEDNESDAY, December II, 1877.
GEN ATE. -. -: 8s4i.,. =.

The Senate met ut noon. Lieutenant-Gos'
crnor MaRYE in the rflair.
PRAYER by the Rev. John L. Edwards, ID.
D., OF the Methodist Church.
HOUSE RIBas REFERRED.
An act for the relief of g.. GayssnatoF, Z;
Went'inger, and Il. Lehman, securities OF
Fernando King, sheriff Of surry. county: =
An act for the relief OF William NJ. BUCK
FROM THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
The PRESIDENT laid before the senate
communicates from the Board OF Pubic
Works in response to a resolution of the
Senate calling for Information In regard 10
the sale Of the States interest in the Aiexan'
iiria, Loudouu and Hampshire laiiroad.
On motion Of Mr.. WARD the commanlca'
ton was laid on the table and ordered to be
printed. ..,--.---.-
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OLIVER WARE.
SILVER SPOONS and FORKS,
SILVER TEA SETS,
SILVER DINNER SETS.
SILVER PITCHERS, BASKETS,
SILVER BUTTER-C0OLERS, &C. &c.
Manufactured by SAMUEL KIRK son,
l72 west Baltimore strict,
Baltimore, Nd.
ALSO,
DIAMONDS.
PEARLS.
WATCHES,
JEWELRY,
oc .-3m PLATED WARE.
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Senate bill declaring valid DEGREES Of
courts made in vacation.
Senate bill to amend section 4, chapter
1876, of the Code, in relation 10 docketins
judgments and other liens Of like nature
Senate bill TO authorize the collector Of
Pungoteague township to collect the district
school-taX for the year 1871.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-02-08
Tie PenitentiarX.

General Robert Lowry introduced yester-
day, in the House, the following bill TO pro-
vide for the management and control OF the
penitentiary:
Section l. Be it enacted by the Legisla-
ture of the State of Mississippi, That the
Governor shall appoint, by and with the
advice and consent of the Senate, a Super
intendent of the penitentiary, who shall
hold his office until the meeting of the next
Legislature, and whose salary shall be -
dollars per annum.
See. 2. Be it further enacted. That said
Superintendent of the Penitentiary shall
receive the convictS from the present lessee,
T.. Richardson. upon the termination of his
lease on first of March. 1872. and proceed to
hire all those that are able to perform MAN.
ual labor, except such as are sentenced for
the crimes of murder, manslaughter, rape
or arson, on public works, to-Wit: Rail-
roads and levees within the borders of the
state, to such corporations or persons con-
trolling. said public works. as shall offer the
best price. under such regulations as shall
be prescribed by the Governor. Attorney
General and Treasurer of the State; Provi-
died. that ii no satisfactory terms can be
made with those persons controlling said
railroads and leveeS in the StSte then in
that case the Superintendent shall hire to
plantations on the terms provided in this
section.
Sec. ). Be il further enacted. That the SUI
perintendent shall employ in the walls of
al SuCH COnNlCIS dS are
not hired out, at such work and labor as in
his judgment shall seem best calculated TO
produce the best results to the State; the
superintendent to act under the directions
of the Governor, Attorney General and
Treasurer, ana subject to removal if in their
opinion ii is necessary.
Sec. 4. Be it further enacted, That in case
the receipts or results of the labor of those
confined in the walls of said Penitentiary
shall not be sufficient to defray the expenses
thereof, the Governor is hereby authorized
to draw his warrant on the Treasurer for
such deficit.
Sec. 5. Be it further enacted, That the Su-
perintendent appointed by the first section
of this act shall give bond for two thous-
and dollars. o be approved BY the Governor,
for the faithful performance of his duty,
and that said Superintendent shall be re
quired to make monthly reports to the Gov
ernOr, and the same to receive one insertion
i'm the official organ of the State
Sec. 6. Be it further enacted, That this act
take effect and be in force from and after
its passage.
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GRAND ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER.

FoREIGN CoRREsPoN DENCE-H. W Walter,
L. Geo. DeI-ap. J. l.. Power.
Masonic LAW AND JURIsPRU EENCE-T ,.
Cartwright, c. L. Murphy, Il. b. Mayes.
Tie next Convoeation Of the Grand
Chapter will be held Immediately after the
close OF Grand Lodge.
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From the Brandon Republican
A Word TO Landlords.

We take the liberty of suggesting to land
owners to look into the laws before they
undertake 10 fix up contracts for the rent
of their land. As the law stands no land
tenant for rent until he has it seized under
am attachment for rent, and his lien COM
mences from the time of the levy; and even
then, if there is mortgage for supplies
recorded which Is older than the levy, the
mortgage viii take thdYroperty. The ag-
rlcoltural lien law does not give any lien
to the land owner for rent.
The easiest and best way is for the land
lord TO take note for the rent and take a
deed or trust upon the crops to secure if,
and then have It recorded. and If older than
the mortgage lien he win get his pay out Of
the crops. Let the note be for so many
dollars and cents. and not for q part of the
crop or for so much cotton.
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PROSPECTUS.
THE MASONIC TABLET.
10 be Published .t .sacI.>rn. wis

10 be Published at .saciS>rn, Miss
CHAs. L. MURPHY Editor.
j. l.. POWER Asso. Editor and Publisher.
The want of a Masonic Journal in Missis-
sippi, has been a longtime felt and acknowl-
edged.
There are in our jurisdiction three hundred
working Lodges. and not less than $4,000
Masons; and all without an official organ or
common medium of intercommunication
between the brethren throughout the State.
The inevitable result has been that con-
fusionamohg the craft has been spread by
the Introduction of conflicting opinions and
decisions enunciated through the Journals
published in other Grand Jurisdictions.
That this confusion is more the conse-
quence of differences in Grand Lodge Con-
stitutions and Ediets, than of conflicting
views rs to the fundamental tenets of Ma
sorry is probably truth, yet none the less
to be deprecated.
We need an OFFICIAL ORGAN and mus
have one. We should agree upon and estab-
lish what we may not be ashamed to cal
Mississippi Masonry.
win the view OF accomplishing this OBJ
ject, the undersigned propose to publish a
monthly Journal at jackson. to be called
THE MASONIC TABLEr-the first number to
appear the LIST of March at 1.50 per annum
in advance, or ten copies for Sl2.5O. with an
extra copy tie the getter up of club of ten
or more.
The Lodges, Chapters, Councils and Com
manderies in Mississippi are fraternally in
vited to make THE TABLET their organ. Con-
tributions for the same should be addressed
to DR.. Chas. I. Murphy, Durant, Miss. Sub
scriptions, and all other matters of business,
to j. i. Power. Jackson.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

DURSUANT to n Decree rendered by the
Il Circuit Court Of the United States, sit
ting in Equity, at Jackson, for the Southern
District Of Mississippi, in the suit Of J. ~.
Williams VS.. Henrietta X. Nerger ct al, q. s.
No. 9O-in Chancery-I will sell, in front of
the Capitol, in the City Of Jackson, on Fri
day, the 10Th day Of December, 1871, an undi-
yided half OF the plantation known AZ "lven-
hoe, in the county Of Yazoo; particularly de-
scribed as follows to-wit; All Of section thir-
ty-six, lying east Of Wolf Lake, township
thirteen, range three, west; all Of section two,
lying south Of Wolf Lake. in TOWNSHIP twelve.
range three, west; the northwest quarter and
west half Of southwest quarter, and west half
Of northeast quarter Of section one township
twelve, range three, west; the east half Of
northeast quarter of section three, township
twelve, range three, vest the east half Of Sec
ton eleven, township twelve, range three,
west; and southwest quarter Of section twelve.
township twelve, range three, west; and west
half Of northwest quarter Of section twelve.
township twelve, range three, west. Said sal
will commence at II clock NJ. and will be for
one-half cask; and the balances AT nine months
from day of sale; with interest az the rate Of
eight per cent per annum till paid. The pur-
chaser giving bond and security 70 be approx
ed of by me.
GEO. FEARN,
novlDWtd Comm issioncr.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DH virtue Of the power vested in 90
I'D Deed Of Trust, executed by MiN'1
stewart, on the lsih Of March leiu AN
and recorded April Ist, 1870. Ia tAc DMe'
Probate Clerk Of Kinds county. Boo y
-, pages ~ and 273 90 secure to JONI n
and Brother Of New Orleans, The pAi h..
certain note made By the said aitN. tfs
said Chafe a Brother, on the 2eih y. f.t
1870, for the sum Of si.s97 and 5O-lw ". Is
due Off0ber lst thereafter, with nlrir .-f.fl
per cent from maturity, ! will soy ~. =
said debt, a. public QUERY 10 tls hltn,i b
der for cash, IN front Of thc state Wv .fHa
the rity Of Jackson, between che n9ui Nas.
o'clock A. NJ. and four o'clock 7. ~ 'f..lf
day, the 9th day Of October next thc TN ~
property, on the plantation ON WIZ
stewart resides, near Edward aa
Kinds county to-Wiii One steam 90 w.
boiler, one Rriat mill, and one saw iniil ..sf.
or with all The betting, saws, tools hl.
thing Of every kind in any manner ooi.
with the said steam saw and griti mll 4 b
necessary 10 operate and keep The aapo,
pair also one bav saddle horse cnllea
W. II. WlIllL-n..l.s
seUt6sAwtd
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LIGHT. LIGHT, LIGUrttt
The Mississippi HydrO-Carbon
Gas Light Company,

A RE now prepared TO erect their machines
IA in Hotels, Churches, fPublic Buildings.
and Private Houses, throughout the State OF
Mississippi
These machines are automatic and furnish
n light Of 20 candles power NJ a cost 81 one
cent per hour. They can be furnished with
from TO 500 lights. They occupy little space
IA twenty light machine being about the size
Of whisky barrel; They are perfectly safe,
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 x
Mayors, Merchants Exchange.
Send for Circulars and Won will buv n ma
chine and avoid the dangers and inconven-
fences OF coal Oil and bad gas.
J. GREEN, President
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-02-08

NASHVILLE, Tenn, January 2S.-Henry
Williams, colored, insulted an Italian wo-
man, keeper OF fuit-stand, this afternoon.
VIM. Hyronemus. a respectable citizen, in
terfered and was knocked down by Will
liams. Hyronemus then drew pistol and
fired st Williams but missed. and was
again Knocked down. Hyronymus, on ris-
stone, when he continued to use his pistol.
firing several shots and eventually Killing
his assailant. a coroner's inquest was inn
mediately held and verdict of justifiable
homicide given, The affair created much
excitement.
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Coleman's Corn Mills.

AT the 5th Louisiana State Fair, held at
New Orleans, on the 18th day of Nov, 1871,
COIeman's Corn MILLS
were awarded tie First Premium over all
other competitors. These mills have been so
long and favorably known throughout the
Southern States that commendation seems
almost unnecessary.
dec 15-w-2w
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From the Handsboro Democrat

From the Handsboro Democrat.
We can't see what the Democratic press
of the State see in Governor Powers course
TO endorse or commend. He certainly has
done nothing for this part of the State that
deserves commentator, but hiss endeavored
it would seem, to gain the dispieasure of
the best people down here, and we think he
has succeeded admirably in getting the cen
sure and curses of almost every body.
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

WHEREAS, letters Of administration were
w granted to the undersigned blythe Cham
Gerry Court Of Kinds county, lst District, Nov
Zlst, 1871, on the estate Of johnson Powell
deceased, therefore all persons having claims
against said estate are notifiedto present them
within the time prescribed by law or they will
be forever barred. Also all persons indebted
to said estate are requested 70 make immediate
payment. A. NJ. POWELL
80 Administrator.
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ADMINISTRATIVE NOTICE.

WHEREAS, letters Of administration were
w granted 70 the undersigned by the Chan
Gerry Court Of Kinds county, LIST District. y ov.
2etls 1871, on the estate of VIM. II. Herin
deceased, therefore all persons having claims
against said estate are notified 10 resent them
within the time prescribed by law or they will
be forever barred. Also all persons indebted
To said estate are requested 10 make immediate
payment. MRS. ALICE b. HERIN.
Administrators.
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BAPTIST AGENTS WANTED.

everywhere for the largest Baptist paper in
the world. Able writer's, ALL the news, and
constant improvements. Full Market Re-
port Sunday School department lesson
every week. An infexible advocate of Bap-
tist principles ONE PRICE, only s., so per
year. The most ASTONISHING premium and
clubbing list ever offered liberal cash
commissions paid. S-Specimen copy and
particulars FREE to all who will write to LU-
Their & YEAMAN, THE CENTRAL BAPTIST
ST. LOUIS, MO. nov2w2m
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ELIAS HOWE
SEWING MACHINE.

T,HE WORLD RENOWNED ELIAS y
Il HOWE SEWING MACHINE received the
highest honors conferred on Sewing Machines
at our State Fair. In consideration that this
very popular Machine has not been known
IN the State before, we conclude that there
is traits in the Howe that our people should
look to before buying any other.
Mr. w. n WRIGHT, at Allen & Ligon will
take pleasure in showing the Howe to any who
viii call ~ dec l9-sAw-tf
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THE STATE or MISSISSIPPI
CnAscERY C0uHr or HIsus 'N.'
James II. Williams
vs.. In ENN..t.
J. d. Freeman.
DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE of NO.
ID Gerry Court of Kinds county in II'
cause, rendered on the lob dog H. or
1870, ! will, as C0mmissi0ncr arI"
said decree. proceed to scll ~ fhr I.f
der, for cash, Ia front of thc city lia.
city Of jackson, on
Thursday, rmE isr DAY or FrunJ'ah
within the hours prescribed by IHH,
lowing property, named iu said NtrI''
"All that certain parcel, tract orr.
land shown and described iu obi" F'
map Of the city Of Jackson. nj l-lr'r
] North, in said city of jackson. l.Nn.
the North by lots Of Miss Mary N0.rt
Lcdbettcr, on the East hy -s- eIIr..
South by lots owned by Joshua bft'H
the West by State street, together
dweiling-hOusc, 0ut-houscs. HuI ODD
provemcnts and appurteuanceH tI'f'lN
tanning or belonging. ...f
said sale is made GO satisfy OBJ. N'
complainant, with Interest and c0.f
JAMES ID. sIEWAbl
dec2s-w5t. Commission.
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c. Kortrecht and las. NJ MeGehee. Adm'rs
Of H. c. Chambers, deceased, vs. A. NJ
Stawart-No 81

In the Supreme Court of the State Of Missis-
sippi-October Term, A. ID. 1871. Janua-
ry 9th, 1877.
TTyHIS day came on to be heard the motion
Il of defendant in error for an order of pub
lication as 10 Mary Chambers, minor child Of
H. c. Chambers. deceased, and il appearing
10 the satisfaction of the Court that the said
H. c. Chambers, who was plaintiff in error In
this suit, has departed this life since the sue
ing out Of the appeal herein; and il further
appearing that the said Mary Chambers is a
necessary party hereto, and il appearing TO
the Court from affidavit on file that the said
Mary Chs nbers Is minor without guardian,
and that she is nonresident of the State OF
Mississippi, and resides and has her post
office at Memphis, Tennessee; il is therefore
ordered that the said Mary Chambers do be
and appear before our Supreme Court, at the
next term thereof, to be held at Jackson, on
the third Monday of April, A. D. 1877, and
show cause if any she can, why this suit
should not be revived in her name as one of
the heirs at law of said H. c. Chambers, de-
ceased, and be proceeded in to final judgment.
1t is therefore ordered that a copy of this
order be published in The CLARION. news
paper published in the city of Jackson, once
week, for four consecutive, weeks and that the
Clerk of this Court do transmit by mail a
copy of this order directed TO the said Mary
Chambers, at Memphis, Tennessee.
true copy from the minutes.
JAMES NJ MCKEE, Clerk,
ian1sw4t By I. A. MELVILLE, ID. c.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-02-08

The Congressional Committee to in
quire into the differences between the be-
ligerent Radical factions in Louisiana,
are engaged in their labors.
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KNOWS Nothing about IL.
fFrom the Pilot.

The House passed a resolution, the other
day, calling upon the Governor for infor-
nation as TO the disbursement of the fifty
thousand dollar Contingent or Secret Ser
vice Fund. Vouchers for its expenditure
were asked for. We presume the present
Executive knows nothing about the man
agement of that fund.
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Infants Wardrobe A

30 w
The whole or any single article of the above
Outfit may be had upon application, or will be
sent by express, c. Q. d. Every article is made
in the best manner, and from the best mate
rails. Directions for self-measurement, to-
gether with list of articles in Wardrobes "B''
for 500, and &C. for $l25, sent by mail if de-
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-02-08

rTyHE undersigned has duly qualified A Err
a eeutor Of John I. Sorsby, deceased
Debtors are notified to come forward and pav
mp. and creditors TO probate their claimr
according 70 law. r. g. HUNT.
Executor p A.. sornby, dssassd.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-02-08

HNHE HAZLEHURST PEABODY PUBLIC
Il SCHOOL will be re-opened on MONDAY,
the 18th of January. Four competent Teach
ers are wanted for the Collegiate Department.
one Of whom will be elected President Of the
Faculty. Salaries from $50 to $40 per msnth
Application may be made in person-or by let
ter, accompanied with references and handed
in by the I'D inst
The Trustees have thoroughly re-organized
the school, and offer educational advantages
second to none in the State Hazlehurst h
unsurpassed for healthfulness, morality and
cheapness Of living; il is easy Of access bv
railroad, and the standard Of education adopt
ed in the public school is as high as thar Of
any college in the South. They would invite
the attention Of parents and guardians who
especially those Of limited means, 70 their
School.
HI. HAMsLow, j. A HulL
JOHN DUNMING, j. r. RooFna
l. n. KIDDING, T. j. CATcHIres
j. c. PITTB, L. l.. BRrTAIN.
Trustees. janllw2t
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TINTED STATES COTTON TAX. Allper-
" sons who paid 20 the United States On
cotton in 1855 1866 and 1867, are requested 10
call ~, or communicate with,
GREEN'S BANK.
JAcKsoN, MEss.s Dec. ~ jan4W8ms
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DI virtue of Il deed of uHsf ..0"
ID Beui Curry aud Rose Curry Diff
the Dad day oi March A. D. IflI. I0
Co william kuckmu thp payment .I
promissory note lorfho Hum off ur I0....-
toriy-uiuo dollar and huy-0uH r.IH
deed 81 duly recorded Zoo ihe Cham.
office NJ Rankin county Missis.Ip.
oi Derdf, no. ~, ou phR'f 1D
The undersigned, Trustee, IusfHN .....
sell o. thc highest bidder for olsH ~ l.
ihe city Han, .n rhc Ciiy 0t la..'
Mosday ihe Z2nd day of lHuuas UU..
l1,Z clio following described fIH.I uT
land, to-wits The west a ut H.
"a, section io, township .. NJ wH.'
containing eighty acres moro OT ....
in the county ot Rankin uul sH.r 4. l
sippi Also The following personal
to-Wit; One mon so-cUl0red mHrr mH..
crop in left cnrnud swnll0w-IorE IH '.'
about 10 years old. Ouc .Hrrr. m1r"
or j. wears oldi five hcnd a' W0Ia uE0r
teen head of COWS. calve IuI
eleven head ~ sheep thirty Decay W.
marked sm0Othcrop and 10 Dole IN 'AH'
and one twJ-hOrse wnupou.
The sale 20 Doe within ODE hour
by iaw. JOHN A. NOI5III
dec l5-sw-td
lc- The above sale is indefinitely I0.f
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IN CRYSTAL SPRINGS. MSS.

~ IN A1A%AA@@ u AAA-NUaJ1 MISS.
A n ELEGANT DWELLING, beautifully 10
II Gated within FIVE minutes walk Of the
Railroad Depot-has all the conveniences of 4
city residence such rs water in the house
den and outh0uses.
For particulars apply by letter or other
wise to
A. r. ANDRE,
sept7wtf Crystal Springs, Miss
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At the residence of Wesley Crisler, near
Spring Ridge, Kinds county, January 25th,
by the Rev. Jesse Woodall, Mr.. Ro1RRf b.
RucKER, Of Milton county Ga, 70 Miss
Many IL. RASKY, daughter OF DR.. Raney
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-02-08

The Okolona News is ronicaI. It
says the defunct Leader vas the most
conservative Of the leading Republican
s5onrn1ls..
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-02-08

"rHERE IS RAscALrY SOMEWHERE
From the Kosciusko Loan

From the Kosciusko Leader.
The law authorizes the sale of the new
Code at a reasonable price, and it is sold at
for book that don't cost more than half
the pricel And worse than this, the State
officer whose duty it is to sell them refuses
20 take State money for them. That is SIM
ply reputation. There is rascality some
where