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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-20
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,,hAilaoabe oaRSSS..sdtjrsfrii,eg Oh tsasnsaI
j Z AEIGA AakSIs HfcHSi0ap VA, scpt TO- ts7s3
NOTICE TO THE PUBL -Fseigtts
inssrsas poiss M Il Egeyfp s. sSs
Nm ssd 9r, ay sss sssi.ba J.
the Aie1sndrfa sri FrsdariekH6arT tsiiHas, Ia On
TUEsD4 Ysgnle vita The Loser Potomac stcausszs,
' joint tarfM sIesis nsy be had on aEylsasion TO
Sc ,e.lln General ii + Fr sasn. lssss. !
RIcrDsosD, FHEDEsIcKsgras ssp roTon1ef
..lft u Rten,tosp, Va, sspts,nnsr IS. isas. j.
NOTICE. CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
as at,f, ToNpff NE z sa sso.
Street depot at o'clock r. III. ipstcid Of haif-past
= s 5 orsisr Of lie General Superintendent,
Sc ts7W ,F&s1t GeuratTicket Agent
- HkHt ,oND AND llANv1LLg RAibR0AL Cost 5.
RICHMOND, August ie, 1877.
AND D8NyILLE RAlG.
"a RoAn.-t,n and after st1NDAY,Aus 18th,
ft.,-4q GOING WEST. li .s.s
DALI tens+pt sIndaySI nc $40 4. NJ: leaves Han.
Nile ny i2:55 T.. arrtyis at Gr,fDshoroat 80
Trait, No. . Hrnchburg laSscngcrj leaves NJ h.
,ond daily ut ELS A. M arrives at bYnchburg at
Grain Se..Ie u',rcugt. NATL and eNpres) lcsves
Richmond saits at iao T. NJ; leaves Danyilie dsly
al e:sd T. AZ; arrives at'Grsrnsboro daily at i2:.s
49, GOING EAST -
Train No. Through nall ana eSp,sFs) Iea7ea
Greensboro daily at 2 a. M,;I7isa,ea I,an,iIie
.taiiy at 40 A. b.; arrives at Richmond daily al
Train No, ttiaroagh .pesssngers leaves ts1eers-
l,am,ise IL l62 Psk.: arrives at Richmond at ESQ
Train 40! C1,ynchhurz passengerl leaves Eynct.
burg daily st9 4, u; leaves Burksvitle at i?sS +.
H.; arrives ut Richmond at aas r. n.
Trains Nos, . and 10 CONNECT at Greensboro With
tr1ns on the North Carolina railroad for all points
south. - r- -,".G
Train No, 70 connects at Greensboro sib train for
Raleigh. arrfvicg there ut !95 A.. NJ Passengers
Sero sdt trin 80 ~! for Rlcbond 'ee'
Train No 6cont,erss at Bprkerflie with train 0n
the AtiaHtc, Mississippi sRl Ohio railroad for oil
poiuts southwest and south. -
norid at Ass p. NJ. daily Except Sundays arriving
at fvnchinrg In time TO connect With the 'noriip8
Passenger TraIn on tile Atlantic, Mississippi aud
Passengers coming east leave Lynchburg after
the arrival of the AtEinic, Nississssippi and Ohio
Passenger Train from Bristol and arrive at Rich
'THRUuGK ;;TieKETs to all points south and
Rihme aa 81 1 WaissR H. Agent gent, Of ts AZ
lantfc A!isstsspn and Ohio railroad, No. 1928 haip
Papers that have arrangements to advertise ti1s
sche,uleJf this company yin please print a. above
Z General Freight aud Ticket Agent.
I'm. r. TALcoI1, Engineer aud Superfntend.
enL t.s# - ~ 'Nll au l6
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1 saYrH CorNrY. The Marion tra.) Her
aid of yesterday eontains the following
Items: ssg
Coiored Fuk,uz on HE Rampaae.-The
speech of Fayette Washington Inst Monday
excited the wrath of the Radical negroes In
this place to such an extent that they deter
mined to mob him, aud accordingly Num-
Der OF them assembled mt the depot ON Non
day night, armed with pistols aud clubs,
swearing that they intended to kill the
+" Greeley nigser." But for the interference
OF Messrs. Moseiy, Hennger, and other gcls-
t'eu'en who were at the deI6f, there might
have been serious difficulty. The negroes
who were engaged in the dissi.,cef,ll affair
are all wPlllknow,,, and will no doubt be in
dicted for interior ing with a',iizen in the
exercise of hts political rights. 49,, -
Who0pin9- C0ugh.-ThfS disease il prevail
ing to u considerable extent i'm the vicinity
of Marion aud in the Rye Valley. We have
so Ear heard ofoBly one death resulting from
1t. -. ,a'" e H r'.'
accident. The bank at the barytes mines.
IN Chilhowee! on the land of Mr.. John Col
lup, cayed In last, Monday and caught several
Of the miners underneath il. Two men.
named Barnes and Goodman, were seriously
llurt-the injuries Of the latter being Of such
nature that it is feared he cannot recover
The Fail Session Of Martha Washington
College, Abingdon, commences to-day
Thursday). We understand that there is a
good prospect for very large schuol.
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THE GLOUCESTER MURDER.

CLOSING EvIDENc Es-ExTRaoRDrNaRF
CHARGING OF THE CouRT-THE COM.
MoNWEAlTH k',fIREs IN DESPAIR
SCENE AT TIE AcQUlTTaL-LAw IN
GLOUCESTER. &c. 4s, :r..t 1,4
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TOBACCO MARKETS.
LYNCliRURG, VA
= RitNNlDND, VA.

LYNCHRURG, VA.
SEPTEMBER l7.-Receipts the past week consisted
principally Of priiufDgs, aud when well cured ana
bacco limited and prices rule about the same. For
common and medium filters there is y good de-
prII Wt.t
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG ASDt
Potomac ROUTE, juno 10, 1871.

.nN AND; AFTER MONDAY. JUNE
W 10th, mail trains this road will run ~ fof-
lows: Hst ..-u. ~ ..s,aL III n q ,,ste i... 5.
UP DAY MAIL, ria rail and steamer, leaves
Byrd-Street station 1P. NJ
TIP NIGHT MAIL. ria rail alone, lfasfs Byrtl-
Street station a:i0 I. 81. Except on Sundays.l
station $40 r. M. except UIi.SlHidays.) isf,s
DOWN DAY MAIL, rin rail- aud steamer, az
rives at I}yrd-Street station 1913 r. n.
Byrd-Street station, s:5p N! Al. iexcept Oh Nom
iyOWE AcCOMMuD ATfOS TRAIS arrives NJ
Brnad-Strect station s:a7 Al. NJ. feacept oy suii-
dnys.J i ~ 3,s""l. u. j. ~. MiEGs,
IT, IA SeDGraj SlDefJpIetileih.
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sEpTEaREa Is.-The receipts and offerings cou-
rinue light, and the market this week Is not so ac-
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ID ICHMON AND, YORK RIVER
H. RAILROAD COMPANY ~

NOTICE TO SHIPPERS AND FILE TRAVEL.
t;'&t :, ..,..l LISt.iPURLJC. q t,,, an
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Blood and Liver Pills

To cure SICK HEADACHE. Sick Stomach,
Mouth, Bilious Attacks, Palpitat ton of the
Heart. Nervousness, Constipation, Pain. in
The Breast and Back, Kidney Affections.
70 cure all Disorders OF the Liver.
To Regulate tho Bowels.
To Purify the Blood.
TO give new life to the whole System. the
B'ood and Livor. Cannot DO surpassed. TRY
only ono box; you will be convinced For
sale only at uEINITSH,s
Jane Drvr &c.
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this section shall conflict with or abridRe
any OF the powers, rights and privileges,
hereinbefore conferred upon the said
County Of Kershaw, or the said special
commission.
SEQ. IL. That this Act shall be deemed
o public ACT. ani be 80 taken and
deemed In all the courts OF this State.
Approved February Is, 1872.
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Regular Line Liverpool and Charles
ton Packets.

-~a.A ThE undersigned have now
Ra FOUR BARKS, Of light draft. in
lA34M addition to the vISCO, alresdy
;SaE1S1R well known in the trade. which
xs3kasD they propose to run regularly be-
Tween The above ports, leaving Liverpool
every month, or oftener. if sufficient freight
ofiers and it il earnestly requested that i'm.
p"rters viii order their goods shipped dire C.,
other exoenaes, now paid on goods pin Nav
YORK, aud also increase tho commerce and
pro'ptrity CT our port. All orders sent to Ib..
principals. in Liverpool. will be carefully MT.
!rnded 10 and executed on the most favorable
Terms. t"r full particulars. apply to Mensra
John ). DEWOLF& CO., Liverpool. Enrismd
nENKf CARD, Accom,uotla,ion Wharr
onnticStoh. =. u Jan 20 f2mo
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ALL THE YEAR ROUND. and In sll
parts OF the world, the elements OF disease
are present in the air, the soil and the water.
in greater or less degree, and therefore the
GREAT VEGETABLE ANTIDOTE to these
invisible enemies OF heslth, Hostetter's Rto-
mach Bitters. Is invaluable as q household
medicine at all seasons and In every latitude.
At no period OF the year is regulating and
corrective medicine moro needed than toward
the close OF winter, when tho sui and rain
are beginning to break up the winter block.
ade, and from the softening soil arises that
terrible miaema, which weighs like an incu.
bus upon the vital machinery, and depres.es
the animal spirits. 1t is then that the seeds
OF intermittent and remitt.nt fevers, OF rheu-
m stism and rheumatic gout, OF obstinate sto-
mach complaints, Of disorders OF the liver
and bowels, and whole host OF pulmonary
and nervous complaints are sown.
The best, the surest way to prevent this
disastrous seeding is to invigoyate and re-
fresh the system with o course of the Ditters.
II this preoaution be taken no,c, thero will ,e
no danger Of the miasmatio germs taking
root IN the nuids and tissues OF the body, and
bringing forth terrible fruit in the spring.
Now ie the time for prevention. Rem. mber
that viGor is the only safeguard against the
virus OF disease, and that Hostetter's bitters
ID the purest, the safest. the most powerful
either as protective medicine or a remedy
change Of season approaches which aim ost
always proves more or less disastrous to per
sons OF weak, nervous organization. Brace
up np At once with the leading Tonic OF tho age.
| Purge from the blood all morbid matter.
| strengthen the nerves. and regulate and pu-
rify the secretione with the egetable Elixir.
J which combines the Juices OF tile finest me-.
diclnal roots, herbs and barks, with tho most
wholesome OF all diffusive stimuIants.
Feb IA ~
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Palmetto Firemen's Far.

Falmetto Flremen's Far.
'HE committee Of tho Palmetto Steam
Il Fire Engine Company, appointed TO aid
the ladies who go literally offered to hold a
FAR In behalf Of the Company, are pleased to
announce TO the public that the FAIR will he
opened at lrwin's Hall, on the night OF the
1ist OF February. The tables will be repre-
sented by Mrs: T. M. Pollock. Mrs r. Nor
rison Mrs John A Shell. Mrs Thos. Boyne.
Mrs Mary brady, Mrs. &. s. McCully and Mrs.
.. morrison. who will br pleased to receive
Palmettues va "o
, CoMMlTTEE.-C F. Jackson, J. 4. Purse. ".
q: 10. stei, III J Calnan, ] A. Shell, Il. b.
n hay, w; Heidi, William Morrison, r. Z.
Purse. F. j. Brown #. AZ. Pollock
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Notice to Owners Of Real Estate.

Notice to Owners Of Real Estate.
MAYORS OFFICE.
COLUMBIA, g. c.. February 12. 1872.
'dE Following extract OF IAN Ordinance
4 concerninR streets, pavements, 3d." is
published for information:
THAT Gil owners OF lots in the city of Co.
iumbia shall each repair, mend and keep. at
MS or her own expense, the side walk but.
ting on his or her lot; and any person ne.
glecting or refusing to do so after ten days'
NOTICE shsli forfeit and pay the sum OF ten
l$lo! dollars for each and every day he or she
shail or may 20 refuee or mt glect; and it .b III
be the duty OF the Ohief OF Police, after the
expiration OF said notice, to cause said side.
walk to be loveled and repaired at the ex-
pense of the owner, which e1penae, when ap-
proved by the Mayor and Aldermen, shall be
collected in the same manner as tho tar mon
real estate"
The ten days' notice provided for bv the
Ordinance IL hereby given. By order:
JOHN ALEXANDER, Mayor.
Atfest: "M. J. ETrEa, City Clerk
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Columbia Music Store,
LVBrand & Son

iNKE pleasure In calling tho attention of
j. ne pnhllc to an examination of their
STOCK OF MCSICAL alERCHANDISE. con
ss,@tihEo1 Pi.ncs, Church and rarlor Or:ans,
Meloflrons. Violin., Guitars. Ranjos. Frtes
Accordeons, lirass and Silver Band Instru
nictts OF all kinds. Also. Shre, Music and
Instruction Books f'r every class of Musical
Music sent by mail. p"st pIid. on rtceirt Of
price; and All kinds or Musical Goods sent by
Express. when o,dcre.!. To any part of the
state, marked e. q. D. Gond Second hand
ii"hos and Organs for sale cheap, for cash
Pian"a. Organs and Melod,.ons tuned a nd rc.
pared III a satisfactory ma uner; and will give
Especial attention to Packing, removing and
SniPmng Pianos for other parties to any poin
dntired, at moderate prices.
All orders promptly attended to and sati..
H. tloh guaranteed to thoae favoring us With
thcIr patronage. Send for our catalogue Of
Sheti allsic and Husical Merchandise. Fay
lor street, CitiZcns' Savings Bank Unilainc
Columbia. y. Q. NV
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Clear aud Harmless as Water.
NATTANS' CRYSTAL DISCOVERY
FOE TIE NAN

NATTANS' CRYSTAL DISCOVERY
FOR TIE HAIR.
A PERFECTLY clear preparation in one
"A pottie, az easily applied as water, for re-
stoiihg To Gray Hair it's Latural color and
!onthiol appearances; to eradicate and pre-
vent oandrufi; to promote the growth OF the
Hair Il and stop its falling out. IT Ia ENTIRELY
HARMLESS and perfectly free from any poison.
ous substance. and will therefore lax. Tho
place OF all the dirty and unpleasant prepara.
tlonH now III use. Nun, .rons testimouisIs Ia
nave been sent us from many ut our mort
prominent citizens. In everything in Which
tuo articles now in use are objectionable
Crystal Discover! is perfect. II ia warranted
70 contain neither Sugar Of Lead Sulphur or
Nitrate or Silver. 1t duos not soil the C cluthcs
or scalp, ia agreeably pertulncd and makes
one of the best dressings for tho Hair in mac.
IL restores the color OF the Hair ..more pcr
isct ana uniformly than any other prepara.
non, and alwavs docs 80 in from three TO ten
days, virtually feeding the roots Of the Hair
WIN aiI tne nourlshing qualities necessary to
itn CROWN anu neuithy condition; 1t restores
tne t! aecayed and Induces q new growth OF the
lfalr more positively than any thing el.e The
application of this wonderful Discovery also
produces pleasant and cooling effect on tbe
scalp, and gives the Hair II pl,nsin. and ella.
giant appearance.
:, we call especial attention To the fact '.at a
limited number nf small trial bottles can be
nad ny those Wishing to try il. Yuu will mo-
Zee that III pur1ning this cnnrse our aim is
10 cnnvlict by the act unl in.li, OF The article,
dR!llUK HAFFANS. Inventor and prn,ri
etor, Wn-hinE:"n. d. G. For .n.e IN CoInm.
bla by DR.. &. II. Mia +, and nrrrsists gem.
."!. Nov "a f1y
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WIN. II. ORCHARD

1|e3eS"orW -u"St" d"ddeuter in Piano F,rtcs.
"A rrLi at Ills residence. corner uf Laurel
~ "nu IicI!lcrson streets, or at ths b,,uk
store OF Dnflle & Charman. ''oA
Tuned and Repaired. J,n 90 49, o'S
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Scotch Whiskev.

Scotch Whiskey.
nNE puncheon "FINEST CAMPBEI, TON ~
~ OF my own direct importa tion, via New
York. This, by actual test. is 10 per cent.
over proof, and is pronounced by all who
brought to Columbus.
ALSO,
Full stock old WINES and BRANDIES.
:, Holland GIN, Jamaica RUM, Scotch Eng
iish and German ALES, London and Dublin
PORTER. CURAOOA and MARASCHINO.
hoet and Chaudon OHAMPAGNES. Of the
famous vintage, 1868-hnest of the century,
Reasonable prices and full satisfaction puao
rantoed. 9EO sYassEttS
Feb s
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VALENTINES FOR 1872.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

DRICEs 10. 20, 80. 40, so, rs cents and ~
Il each; aleo, prices at 81 IS, up to IS. with
envelopes to match any Of the above. Urderr
BY mail carefully selected and shipped.
DUFFIE & CHAPMAN, Booksellers.
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ON MARRIAGE.-HAPpY RELIEF FOR
YOUNG MEN from the effects or Errors and
Abuses In carly life. Manhood restored.
Nervous debility cured. Impedimtnts to
Marriage removed. New method of treat
mont. New and remarkable remedies. Books
and Circulars sent free. In scaled envelopes
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No. q
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Deo "a emo
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The Royal Family.
DHlNCE&S ROYAL, hon, Noycml,er q
4 1910. ~ A''
nIincc 90 ""!cs, born Nnvr:nler 0. 1871
trihr"rS Aiit" born A;i,i H. 1919.
,r';nr" hnrs|!, born Au:u-i q l>ii
piinc"eH Helena, born Ma, - 1916
rriic"ea I."uisa hurm Mare. Iv. ,s;,
irihe" Arthni horn hn! | ls,U
rrinco '.c"p' Id. born Airli7 ls;9
,f' lr'hc, es beafii",, born h;ri II 1867.
DELIGur" ~ "' y
iho niooi 81 ia" Nation mar ,ur, hv
using iiEiNIrsii'S "QuEIN'., ~; ;.I.;Ii'r,
aln bl'o ~ and iLEiii r!,iH N.yoo,
American Club Fish.
S$-'-s9Sfs a DELICIOUS, ,.,;s,.
shd much cheaper than :iI.,in.e. ro- ra,,
X. liGck
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New Books, by Express

,,,,v t%r Sale at bryan d Mccnr,er'y.
Elm Isnrx DhCMnES Mi, OF THE UAION. BY
Liie and Times Of John Wesley. Fonnd..r
or the Methodists. BY l.. T,erInan Inndon
=, Hiatory OF tho Working and BnrcIr
GLASSES. By CassaRnac. 81 50.
u,nnnGa ,n,nfa Cnm1ncrmcde, story by George
Character !ty Samuel Smiles $40
n oHstch''tic Theology. Ey Charles Hodge
1y Darw'ha Ns'urnlirts Voyage around tLe
a number Of new London NoysIs. chenp
A'r"; r.,;. new standard works. just publieLcd.
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Boots and Shoes,

LEATHER, ETC.
THE old house OF P. II. FLA.
N NIGAE, who for twenty years
carried Oh the Shoe trade, and
- 0asnever @aied to give sati.fsction
IL every branch. is now opened by his s,na.
and they will conduct the business on the old
plan-keep nothing but frat GLASS goods.
quick sales and short profits.
r. d. FLANAGAN will superintend the Ma.
nu1sotnr1Dg Department, and will be pleased
TO see his old friends and customers.
Ladies', Misses and Children's
Shoes. of all Styles and Varieties.
ihey will leave nothing undone to merit
fair share OF tho patronage 90 liberaiIv re-. a
et"Wed on their father. 90 and sec them
All Shoes exchanged or money refunded
Five first class BOOT. MAKERS wanted.
J. T. FLANAGAN d CO..
Aaln street, opposite Lorick d Lowranoe,a
Dec 10 "eonoo o.
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Fresh Garden Seeda

IDEAS. Beams, Corn. Cabbage, and eyory
4 variety OF frosh and genuine Seeds f.,
SAFE ny FISHER SlLLIMaN, Drnggia q.
Jan ~ Opposite Columbin Hotel.
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Private Boarding

1tERSONS in want OF Il quiet. retired HOME
- can apply to Mis. 3. J. WYATT, On IIAir
sIrfet, near Pickcns. North side iin. on
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Copartnershlp---Fisher & Sllliman
have this day arsnciat-d with me il, n.
SirIg ILng ana Apnti,ccary business. Mr. l.. II.
iHihhiMAN, IL graduate or piiia1rIuhia Col.
IeGe OF rharmacy: The name ana 81, le Of ti,o
firm vii; bo FISHER II SILLtMAN. - '"'
JANUARY 1G. 1872. T.! nEn; ~
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Fresh Biscuits and Crackers.
A LARGE assortment aud choice yar;etv
"A jnst in and for salc low. = 1J6nV!'
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Names Baum, T. II. Clark and W. M
channon, or their successors. or nny one
or more OF them, such vacancy shall be
supplied ny the remaining members of
such special commission. by appoint
ment, from among the twenty persons in
saId County who shall hive paid, Ill his
own right, the highest tax to the State
Tor the year next preceding such appoint
ment.
SEC. 8. That for the purpose of enu.
bling the said special com mission to
carry into effect the provisions Of this
Act, the said County Of Kprshaw is in.
vested with nll the rights of the State in
the piers of tho bridges of the Camden
Bridge Company and the landings and
road-bed which formerly led to and from
the same; and the snid special commits
sion may make such compensation to
the stockholders Of. tho said company az
may be deemed equitable and jnst by
the said special commission, under tho
That the entire cost Of said bridge and
me appurtenances shall not, together
with the compensation to tho Camden
Bridge Company, exceed the sum Of
twenty thousand dollnrs.
SEC. 10. That the Camden Bridge
COMPANY be. and they ero hereby,
authorized to keep up the Camden Ferry
ap to and until the opening of tho
bridge hereinbefore provided Tor, at the
same rates Of toll as were charged on
the first day of December last; and tho
said company shall then cease to be n
body politio and corporate; but the
stockholders thereof shall then DO nt
liberty to sell their property and assets.
and divide the proceeds OF the same
among them ratnbly, according to the
number of the shares Of tho said stock
held by them respectively, having first
paid the debt OF the said corporation {:
Pr0oidsa. That nothing contained in
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-12-19
n I.IsnsSls goods !. lstasl4 kef's


In this city. on the morning 81 tie l4th,
inst BESSIE Youngest daughter IT GeH1
John ID. and Eizt Freeman. in the 18th year
of her age.
The death of this dear child has not only
ii lied. with keenest anguish. The home of
which size was the cherished sdari ing but
has awakened the tenderest sympathy for
the bereaved family throughout our COM
manity. With IA Intellect beyond her years.
a heart overlooking with the purest and
strongest affections. and character marked
by the most entire unselitShness and deVo
ton 10 duty, she was endeared 30 all her
associates TO an extent OF which they them
selves. were hardly conscious until her
tender eyes were closed in death.
During her last hours, the dark pathway
was cheered By visions of celes tial lowell
ness: the spirits of those who had been most
dear to her on earth, and had gone TO their
rest, gathered ar6uad her, beautiful Home
rose upon her sight. and with words of
prayer and blessing, she sank to sleep in
Jesus. Let it comfort those that mourn
over her early death, to know that this dear
lamb of Christ's flock. folded in the GeStie
Sayior's arms, and safely tied in His
bosom, is tar better off than Size ever could
be in such world as this.
s.How sweet as year by year we lose
Friends out of sight, III faith to muse
How grows IN Paradise our store.