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Natural Dccay--PrOteca the Sys-


The human body is machine and there
fore cannot endure forever; and. like a
watch or IA sewing machine, it will last much
longer if properly regulated and duly re-
paired, than if no pains were taken to keep
it in order. The great object Of every one
who desires long and healthy life should
he to put his body in "A condition 10 resist
the life threatening influences by which we
are all more or less surrounded; and no in
vigorant and corrective at present known
so effectively answers this purpose as the
vitalizng elixir which, under the unpre-
tending name OF Hostetter's Stomach Bit
tiers, has been for more than twenty years
the standard tonic of America. In crowd
ed cities, where the atmosphere is contani-
rat d with the fllaEia inseparabie from
large popula tions; in marshy regions,
where the soggy soil reeks " It'll H4iaSma; on
the prairies and in the forests, where every
fail the air is tSinted with exhalatioHs from
rott ng weeds and grasses, or deeomposiug
leaves-in short in every locality where
malaria exists, this powerful vegetable an
tidote is urgently peeded. Fever and ague,
bilious feVers, dysentery, congestion OF the
liver. jaundice. rheumatism. and all diseases
which are generated by infected air. impure
water, or sudden changes of temperature,
may be aVerted by strengthening aud regu-
Iating the system IN advance with Hostel
ter's Bitters. Autumn is always a season
OF peril, especially TO weak, susceptible or
CARNATIONS. Even the more vigorous are
apt TO be in some measure depressed by the
humid atmosphere, loaded with deleterous
gases produced by vegetable decay. The
fall is a period of the year when the reno
walton and regulation of the living machine
is peculiarly Important, and the Bitters
should therefore be taken daily at this crit
zeal season. Ftser
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E.lmpleS. Ernp1ionS. Esoue, skin

The system being put under the i1iuence of
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for
a few weeks, the skin becomes smooth, soft,
clear aud velvety, and being Illuminated
with the glow of perfect health from with
in. true beauty stands forthin aHits glory.
Nothing ever presented To the public as a
beautifier OF the complexion eV er gave such
satisfaction for this purposeas this Discov-
e-y. The effects uf all medicines which op
crate npon the system through the medium
of the blood are necessarily soneN !aJslow,
no matter how good lie reIned y GU III pE cd
While one TO three bottles clear 1le-skI of
PIN pies, bletches, eruptions, yellow spots
cometones or "gFubs, )" a dozen may posi-
system Is rotten with scrofuious or yiruleut
blood Doisons. The cure OF all these dis
eases. however from the common pimp TO
tlat, worst scrDfu1asais with the use of this
nloSt potent - $eIft, -otTly matter of time
Sold by all druggists.
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Cat 1hi- out for reference.

The October Ell lotions are 10 be held as
follows:
October 2-Geargia: Governor aud Leg
islafurp.
October S-Pennsylvauia :Goyernor, Leg
islature aud COugressmen.
October S-OIio: Secretary ut state aud
Congressman
October S-IRdisna Governor, Icgisla-
ture and Con grtsSsmcn.
October S-NebTaska: Governor. Legis-
lature and Congress
October S-Dakota: Delegate in congress,
October S-DiSIrct 81 Columbia Dele
gate in Congress
October l6-Ssulh Carolina: Governor
Legislature and congressman,
October 24-Mest Virginia Congre~smen.
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'5FFItE OF tTRAND SECRETARY,
JACKSON, Miss, October ], 1s72
In consequence of recent family afIliction
and OF the temporary absence from the
State Oh our NJ. W. Grand Master. W. II.
HARDY, the undersigned has been duly adj
Xised, and the craft are hereby notified, that
the duties Of the Office OF Grand Master de-
wolves, until further notice, upon r.. w.
Brother r. B. Mayes, Deputy Grand Master,
whose address is Yazoo City. Communion
tions already received by Grand Master viii
be answered by him rs soon as practicable.
J. L. POWER, Grand Sec'y.
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From the Beauregard Herald.
'Taxe. 1871 and FS72.

By reference to figures elsewhere it will
be seen that the people will have to pay
over double the State tax this year that they
did last. The Radical Legislature raised
the State tax from 81 on $1,000 to IS 80 or
5 900. The county, special, poor and school
tax last year was SO 20 on 1000, this year
it will be S. 81 on 81 900, showing decrease
of 81 25. There Is also nearly $2000,00O
State bonds bearing s per cent.
If the people don't stir themselves and
dethrone this thieving set they will have
their very life-blood sucked from them.
The miserable scoundrels have to levy enOr-
nous taxes to meet their eXtravagant and
lavish expenditures.
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Death of Il VvelI.EEnOwm Minister
of the Gospel.
REV. PETER CARTWRIGHT.

JACKSONVILLE, ILL, September 25.-Rev.
Peter Cartwright. the pioneer of Method
ism in the Mississippi Valley. breathed his
last at his residence in Pleasant Plains, to-
day.
Mr.. Cartwright was eightyseven years
and twenty-five days old. Me entered the
ministry when but nineteen years of age
and for fifty years was presiding elder.
During the sixty-cight years in which he
has been actively engaged in the ministry.
he accomplished work which it is marvel
Gus Ia contemplate.
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pitching Machine.

Mr.. +. l.. HesselboIu, OF law ara, Carroll
parish. Louisiana, has Invented ditcher,
which seems TO he all that is desired.
double team is required to work it, and it is
claimed to cut one hundred yards of ditch,
four feet deep, in ten hours, emptyiDg the
earth on each side of the bank.-Vicksburg
Times.
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Z ssana ss,..e.aTara.

The Carrollton Conservative suggests
chat citizens il any locality, where
speech would be useful and effective
should invite speakers 10 address the
public. These calls would invariably be
aee.pyed, aud the crowd in attendance be
-rEsr. The Greeley ana Brown Clubs
the County and Beat Executive Com
--t,ees should take charge of the matter.
IT. more encouraging to the speakers to
So as invited guests, and the courtesy. Of
attendance would be felt by the people
as q duty"
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.The ] IRE .... ..l.ls Cenale.-
THINGS AaHNoRKINe.

/ A special from Pittsburg tothe New York
Press says thatg0n Saturday night bloody
light occurred between colored Grant
club and white Greeley club. The light
was OF the most desperate character. lasting
notmoreEhan ten gTniauf Hss but IN that time
oue undfed Shots were fired SIX negroes
were shot. but hew badly they were hurt
was not ascertained. One white man named
Jas. Sewen lad his skull fraeIured By a
stone. and il is said he will die. The blame
Of the atlantis Rdaerally laid sg lie negroes
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Press Responses 30 GEsc Esmss Meet
ing Appointments
Saws fha (tantnn Nail.


Says the Canton Mail:
'The Central Greeley and Brown Club
''should take immediate and effective
''stcps in order to make this meeting On
"the 10Th Of October grand Success
appoint suitable committees ard let
''them go to work to-day and make ar
''rangements for grand barbecue in the
"Court-house square and let all the peo-
''ple of the county gather together in a
grand, Peace Jubilee!"
Speaking Of the meeting at Hazlehurst
on the 4th, and Beauregard, on the 18th,
the Copiahan says:
Copiahans! Do you hear the music /?
Turn out TO hear your champions the
4th and 18th. If you have II, ighbors, or
friends, who are Indifferent or likewarm,
encourage them to come. With confidence,
we again appeal to the ladies of our beloV
old COpiab, to exert their influence in be-
half of Greeley and the right-do not let
your male friends have any rest till they
discharge their duty like men and Copiah-
ans.
The Star announces the Mass Meeting
at Durant on the 18th, with this timely
admonition to the speakers
It's to be hoped that the speakers named
or the most of them will be promptly on
hand, as the people have already been dis
appointed enough ia the present canvass,
by the non-appearance OF speakers at the
time designated for them TO be present.
This is the true spirit with which to
second the efforts of the Executive Com
mittee, to whose management the for
tunes of the canvass have been entrusted
by the supporters Of Greeley and Brown.
The masses who have the taxes to pay
and the burdens of Radical misrule to
bear, must come to the rescue.
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GUARDIANS SALE.

IN the Chaneery Court of Copiah County.
State of Mississippi.
NJ. w. Eagan, Guardian.
No 469 vs..
William Fearing, ct al.
DY virtue OF a decree rendered on the 9th
I'D day of September, 1872, by the Chancery
Court aforesaid, in the above stated case, l. the
Undersigned guardian, on the
30th day Of October, 1872,
Will proceed to sell at public vendue, TO the
highest bidder for cash, on the premises, the
following described property lot or parcel
of land situated in the City Of Jackson, in the
county OF Kinds State aforesaid, with the
buildings thereon. known as the Washington
House, to-wit: Lot, No. 7, in square No. 9,
North in said city.
NJ. w. EAGAN
Guard of William Fearing.
Sept. N, lS72w6w
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DEAR SIR: have this moment received
YOUR letter of invitation TO the conference
OF Independent Democrats. and herewith
hand YOU a letter and address which l have
made TO the people of Virginia, which fully
ex pressed my views. I believe the true pTGc
ticQl course for all true Democrats u be to cote
tndiUjdually and uHitedly, and 10 use their par
tn influence for the reelection Of General Grant
i am lending my whole influence to that end,
and 1t is my opinion that Virginia's electo-
raj vote will be cast for General Grant. In
their endeavOrs to call out the true DemOc-
racy in behalf of Grant ana Wilson. my
fellow Democrats Rave my sympathi es and
best wishes.
Very respectfully.
JOHN *. GILMORE.
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I S hereby given that bids will be received by
Il the Board OF Supervisors Of COpiah COM
~, Mississippi, up to the 18th day Of Septem-
her, A. ID. 1872, for the building Of Court
House and Jail, at Hazlehurst, in said county.
Persons desiring 20 make bids for the build
ing of said Court House and Jail can see plans
and specifications of same, now on file in the
Office of the Chancery Clerk Of said county,
and receive such other information as may be
required, on application 10 said Clerk. Bids
must be filed with the ChAnccry Clerk, and
within the time above specified.
l. N. ELLIS,
Hazlehurst, Miss, Chaneery Clerk.
Aug Is, 1872 wtd
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erected hastily from time 10 time, will be
torn down, and a structure erected ola more
Substantial aaimpOsing kind. and coSeriitg
about twice the space. l happened to visit
the building as aeommittee were examining
the Artificial limbs manufactured by our
former young townsman. Chas. Nj. Evans,
who is we'll Established ina that business A
person vino "a ear1 nesof the legs made by
Mr.. Evans Mas walking ia the presence OF
the committee, and his step was 80 even
and rapid. II was with difficulty the COM
mittec could tell which was which; and
they We're not iullY satisfied until he raised
his pants. and exhibite.i the artificial sub
stitute- Charley has pleasant home, and
i. was my privilege to enjoy the hospitali-
ties ofhimself aud lady.
While nc Cincinnati visited the estab-
lishment where
HALLS CELEBRATED SAFES
are manufactured, where five hundred men
are employed in the Manufacture eff this
particular patent. This great force X una
bic to keep up with the orders, so popular
has this kind of safe become, and SO univer-
sally is it being introduced. Nearly two
thousand safes have been sent to Chicago
since the great fire. 1t is said of Mr.. Hall
that the first safe of his manufacture he
traded for soft soap,
We left Cincinnati on Thursday evening
att o'clock, via the
SHORT LINE RAILROAD.
which is certainly one of the toughest
routes in all this section. The dyspeptie
win find large dose of exercise by taking
this route. / came here, of course, for the
purpose of visiting
THE LOUISVILLE EXPOSITION,
and while have not time for details, am
prepared to say that it compares favorably,
in all respects, with the Exposition at Gin
einnati. In some particulars, it is superior.
The building is splendid brick structure.
and is furnished with every convenience
for exhibitors and visitors. Capt. Tracie,
Exposition Editor, and Col. Bullock, Secre-
tary, are just the men to make members of
the press feel welcome. The Exposition
will close October 8th.
AT Cincinnati and Louisville. l had assu-
RANGES from several exhibitors that they de-
signed attending our State Fair at Jackson.
The Memphis and New Orleans Expositions
have industrious representatives here.
Yours, in conclusion.
LOGAN.
/ think Simmons Liver Regulator one of
the best medicines ever made for the Liver.
have seen it used by my wife and by many
others who were sick and afflicted, with
wonderful effect ItAeems to always cure
<. II. SPARKS.
AIbanv Ca
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So-called Senator Ames did not stand
on the order Of his leaving, when Gen.
Wharton threw down the glove to him
and deied him to take it up. 1t is said
that he was hurrying to Natchez to have
his shirt washed
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The Failure ns louisville.

The Louisville Convention has met, and,
without one word against Grants military
despotism In the South or single protest,
however mildly expressed, against the faith
omless ana unaDproachable evils of Mon
grelism, it has adjourned, and is members
Separated without even putting candidate
in the field, 1t is true il adopted few brief
resolutions, true CROUCH and well enough,
events than they might have my years
ago. What does it mean Why simply
this-saVe possibly some half dozen tnep-
Burr, Byington, Cory, Munnel. &e--tAey
had no principles no true Conception ct 4he
.ssitration,n no Democratic ifleaa9 nOtllfng
under heaven to impel them bat ii blind md
narrow rart isanship, and, carried A1y this
spirit to the extreme verge Of OPPOSITION, il
was exhausted, and all beyond was dead
level of nothingness.
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An formation Wanted OF the Grant
candidate for Congress INA
the lat District.

fOm JUt IUkd IItTdIU.
We hope Flournoy, when he comes here,
will tell what part lie took in the Secession
Convention in 81, and give us a few snatch
of his private history touching slavery
about the time yankees were expected at
New Albany, particularly little reminis-
cence touching the claiming of his ''chat-
tells" and sending them down South on
''double quick"
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LOUISVILLE. Sent. 9th. 1872.

10UISVILLEs sept. - tn, 1917.
Dear Clarion leaving Lockport on
Monday evening AT s O'Clock, an hours ride
made close connection at Buffalo with the
Bee Line for Cleveland, where the travel
er finds himself next morning; thence to
Indianapolis-an all days ride-with moth
ing special to interest, except an occasional
discussion on politics. Our friends in In
diana are very sapguine. The tide for
Greeley and Brown flows vigorously of late.
Mr.. Greeley's tour has been series of ova-
tions, and his spef ches stamp him as o
Statesman. Hendricks viii undoubtedly be
generally conceded that Backalew will car
~ Pennsylvania BY very handsome ma
jority. 8
Leaving indianapolis at s O'clock, we ar
rived in Cincinnati at half-past eleven. The
hotels were all crowded by people attending
the Exposition. Cincinnati should erect a
few more and few better hotels, or quit
getting mp Expositions and Conventions to
attract people to her city After some diff
Guilty, a party of three Of us succeeded in
getting lodging in a private house.
THE cINcINNAr1 EXPOSITION
is certainly great show. TO attempt a
description would be folly. The greatest
crowds are at night, when the whole Is
brilliantly lighted. The receipts are about
three thousand dollars per day-the price
of single admissien being tWeuryrfiga
cents. It Il said that the present buildings,
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UTIoN.--Every genuine box Of DE-.
McLANE'S LIVER PILLS bears the
signature of FLEMING BROS, and
their private United States Stamp.
RtIF- Take no other. The market is
full of limitations. may9w6m
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


GTRAYED, or was stolen from the lot of +.
- A. II. Wharton, in Raymond, on Saturday
night, Sept. 7th, my
GRAY HORSE,
about II years old, Is IL hands high shod be-
fore, has full switch tail, was in good cond-
tion.
l will give fifty dollars, for the thief and
horse, or twenty for the horse alone.
j. o. WHARTON,
Oct l. W.T. Terry, Kinds CO.. Miss.
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SHOOTING BY AN OEFIcBR AT aPAULDINa.-
On the 18th inst. Atnos Jones, coloFed,
under charge of malicious mischief, resist
ed officer w. w !. Lee, who attempted TO ar
rest him. jones', while advancing on the
former with a large stick, was fired upon
but missed. Jones was finally arrested BY
Deputy Sheriff Burton, and fncarcerated in
the county jail. Lie i deseribed asa haa
character.
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MeIcon,e go arccIex.

BALTIMoRE. September 96.--BOth branch
e. OF the City Council last evening passed
resolutions rendering the hospitalities OF the
city 10 Horace Greeley during his visit on
the eighth ~ October, 10 deliver the annual
address before tae Agricultural Society Of
MarVia
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Nor TRUE--The Pilots story about
negro being brutality treated near Monroe,
In Perry county. Is false. We have seen
respectable. truthful citizens who live at
Monroe, aud they pronounce the story false
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From the Oxford Falcon.
MORE TRooPs. We learn that the garri-
son at this place was reinforced by thirty
six men on lSst Wednesday Nearly all Of
these men arc nrw recruits.
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We told you so! The pretended Dem
ocrats who are engineering the straight
out Democratic movement, are simply
Grant men in disguise. One of them
throws off all concealment in the follow
inc, laftar.
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ANOTHER SHIRT WASHING. We can
inform our readers that. there is. soon to
ne another shirt washing in Natchez. A.
Ames, so-called United States Senator
from Mississippi, has arrived heres it is
believed on his way to Natchez to have
his shirt washed We would suggest
that the tax-collector collect poll tax
from him while there. ~I gmeas sseisat
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The y. N. Day Book and the EsOESR'-
bon Farce.

The New York Day Book opposed the
Fusion project so long as opposition would
avail, but when it perceived that cont;n-
ued opposition to Greeley was simply
another form of supporting Grant, it ae-
quiesced in the decision at Baltimore
reserving, however, the privilege OF ia
king ground for straight-out nominee,
if the Louisville Convention should ac-
quit itself worthily. But since that mis-
cradle farce has been enacted, the Day
Book with characteristic frankness, re-
pudiates the whole concern. 1t says.
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TIE COTTON MARKET. We are en-
couraged to believe that the cotton mar
ket, has at last touched bottom" 1t has
reacted, and the tendency is upward. N.
Q. quotations, from Is to 1890.
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@ 3S7 OOI a. SS7 $50

In the border States the colored population
is equal to about one-fourh OF the white,
while in the other Southern States the col
ored averages about forty-five per cent.
The colored vote is nearly equal to the
white in Alabama. Florida and Georgia, and
there is majority of eolored voters in
Louisiana. Mississippi, South Carolina and
Texas. The colored inhabitants in the
Northern States are enumerated as follows !:
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UNIYERSITY OF MISSISSIPPL
OXFORD,
THE LAW -CITooL.

JULY Isfl'. ~Isa


v.,,.,-.
,,,, -, .......
Tuor,,, ,,..I.,,,,.
/ y June 1877 the Trustees di speueed With fH.
4 NECESSITY OF two years atiendnp1c'. POO '..
student who attends one ycar tr.ti.I.I Dr..
should pass a satisfactory examination Tho
degree, or diploma, thus obtained, is made hE
in Mississippi Tho student uay rater tne
class 2, any ~, time though he d advised n 2.
the frst of Octs6ar
Board and lodging, fug' lights r..lar
siri s =, ,.,.s ".n'aiee etn p. n' m W
Eve dollars a month -'hg cheapest being t'...
as good hs ihr c"-iicei. ih. .u.uuu i.. N..
dollars pa the la" oth'ol 'u '. .'".r . II.'.
ments OF the t9lNr'- llAi iul.i'"l '..e IH...
NJ 49,. r"9 'I ia,, ',i OH.
university lasi session. lnt Inv SCHOOL
sf% sapcned bad o sSee. g' mr. s
most sanguiue friends. auI ID is uIrmI
ter attendance.
d9G toilo""g are ihe saIjee,-o. study rI
Is ser down list of tfals ,I,t E,.. -., -
time to time ON that particular topic
1. The Law of Real Esfate
Blactst,r, Kcn, w,.llr.ro.. ...., .........,
ON TaN Title-
, III, nm. al I--...r d.,
cludino Coutr,cts ANIL C,.,,,,,.,.,..I = ....
t.. g., e.
Nen'' ''"'} ,SWt'N' hA l-. e't''.., tnN IIF.
s." n ~. ~ \, '.'ln 'H a''. 'h' "..'".
On v.9'''l ''I''lA.
5. The Rights ot Persons
MI. 49,. yI
' ,;,,,,s ,,'i tN,ns'n ueIn,-.lg "'.'.
~, -,
II ha .INL IN
AIIl..r. T.,..
D. criminal Law and Procedure
Rl.rl.r..r,.. and U..r.r
q m
w. Inc Law 'l iA'tl''t IN'INN|N-
Pleading and Evidence.
stephen on llthuluE, iblfN uu IIUINIU-
Grecnleat on Evidence, ~urkIr.- LNIdUu,..
Blackstone 'onkliur lutoI NlIO.
SonflS, anu pump uh hahhrNnirN.
MoN' S1ull ''''' "'N' AWAY '.'h POO '.'
IN 'hlH Hcho"l-
Z Equity Jurisprulpurc PLEADING uuI
pr,t;,,,
= i''
Ad,t,- Story. ami U,,H.r
=. Constitutional Law.
Cooley Kent aud Story
a T.....;.....I :l.l. ID.
- ihI'iH't'Vloi INV H'''"'''H- 'I.
Vate International Law or the Conflict NI
,aws
Wharton Conflict Of Laws. Story. Kuni uuN
wheaton
leNl-Doohs are lhe tHl'l means "I lH.Nh'.
uoh IN inns ocho"LAhH l'tiuI'r "I' h.I I.NH '"
the class, Tor Jaw Us Too hll-'Iu-' I''fhIur I.
he taught "lirr mat l4-hl"n' nu, Do hI ...h
Ihe PIheu'' 40 lurhlsh i'' "''n' "i''''H
lectures on NlS7'.'lIIH ll"''l''. I"' N'W ..
r'aH "h1 COPY
Vhe OF lhc chl'I advantage "I IHN school
ANA espochil} oi one nel oNtf-cio"lrI W.'N
students-ls 'hal 15 g rigorous course "I 'h.
animation repeated WIN tNtiA .."I.n' '|'tt
day on his day reading, thorough aeour'rE
- guaranteed lh Ins mastery ul ihr subject
In thIs school every student pei llu. rNI".urN
every day, about three hour. dHy being Ie.
voted to ms exercise hhI NplHu1'Uu. Nr'uE
given on those points which ihis rrorUu. rN-
ninIna'l"n may snow I9hi Ihr -iHdrh' n"'. n"'
suHclehtly ""H'r5iAnd.
pracilc' mas avs" Nf'h HN.lI'' mere uI I..
curing 'nt aiu"'u'sf frequently d" MII' GOWN
IN the recitation room -ynoy-i-0 ihru IH,".'
; tho ss. in 5% ssS.' l.s g5 o " s
contents Of the chapter and sometimes ,n.u.
Al ~ lac I'm dor ft.u .fI
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Anes, for two years the persecution and
apPs-sor Of Inc people of Mississippi,
has come down on a mission from Ora
10 tell them how to vote, We will have
70 read what Alcorn-late the Republic
can standard-bearer in this State-said
d ann recently in the United States
Senate. 5hfJ1A Il,