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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-07-31

Valuable Land for SnIe one Mile
from jackson.
Long Cred1t-TiIIe Perfect.
T AM authorized by the owner, Capt. B. r.
j. Jones, of Winona, Miss, to sell the tract Of
land situated one mile from Jackson, on the
Brandon road, known as the Mays place.
Contains 40l acres, with good residence, FIVE
rooms, plastered throughout, fine spring Of
water, fine shrubbery yard, etc. About 30
acres cleared land, and 40 timbered.
The tract will be divided to suit purchasers,
from 20 acres up.
1t is one of the best places for a stock and
dairy farm in the State.
Price low. Terms in three payments.
10. BELL,
jun26-3m At the Land Office.
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DISTRICT DEPUTIES.
COMMITTEES.

Credenttqls-W. H. Wilburn, w. 2. Curlee,
A +. ALcCellee.
FTscaE-Chas. Lehmany. L. w. futile, j. Ii.
Mckenzie.
Legjslatiue--W. r. Spears, /, T. Hart j. L.
Milton.
Judictal-L. X. Barber, S. c. Cochran, w. G.
Beacham.
SuperUisory--R. c. Cunningham, d. P. Black,
S. II. Sp. oles.
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See strayed or stolen in another
column.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-07-31
q Theological College In Rankin
From the Brandon Republican.

~ ~ II '71TV'VTI INtPUDIICan.
CoLoRED THEOLOGICAL CoLLKGE.-Tbe
Spring Hill Theological College will be
open Tor the reception of pupils, both male
and female on the 9th day of August, 1879,
Boarding at reasonable prices, can be had
on the premises. This Institution is sim
ated at Spring Hill Rankin county, Mis-.
ten miles south of jackson, fifteen miles
west of Brandon, and five miles west of
Byram Btation.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-07-31

Buy a Victor Sewing Machine and it will
prove a good investment. july loft
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We clip the above from the Pilot, as the
TACT that we have a Pathological College,
IN our midst will certainly be news to most
OF our Rankin readers. We have not the
pleasure of an acquaintance with NJ. James
Henry, the President, but we do know
John {: Brinson, the Secretary He is
descendant of old MIR. Ham, who has been
Peuullhg the gospel OF hate very industri-
tpuNly Iof several years. though a Hdm-ite,
he Is remarkably fond of speckled bullets.
and his bump of self esteem sticks ont like
ont ears on Duck RABBIT. Wethlnk the Pilot
~ 'hS lcSiuehI IlaIhe wrong, as one
" "ilts harNey' instead OF henry, has been
hSuring extensively in that neighbOrhood
ior the past year. lie is the white-skinned
ankee skunk who married negro wife
III Newton county, and who was for a LONG
time the right-bower of Z. s. SWAMI
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, |
KINDS COUNTY.

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, /
KINDS COUNTY.
Personally appeared before me, Clerk of the
Circuit Court in and for said county, State
aforesaid, +. Richardson and NJ. A. Van Hook
TO me personally known to be the President
and Secretary of the Planters Insurance ON
pany, who being duly sworn, upon their oath
do say that the foregoing is true statement
of the Assets and Liabilities of said Compa-
ny on the Both day of June, 1873
f. RICHARDSON, President.
NJ. A. VAN HOOK, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 10th
day of July, 1873.
jy24-4t N. HODGE, Clerk.
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The EXCITEMENT.-The excitement
OF the day is the office hunting going on
among the brethren Of the Publican club
of this place For the last week the corners
of our streets have been occupied by groups
of local Radical polite ans, who excitedly
canvass the merits aud dement's of this or
that member of the club VINO are aspirants
for office. The aforesaid aspiraI.ts leave the
city tor the rural districts in perfect swarms,
not SO much in the interest OF the Publ
can party in their own behalf. The club
at this place furnishes Gas far heard FROM
the following aspirants: For Representa-
tives, TWO white and six cOlored; for sheriff,
one white and one colored; Treasurer, one
white aud one colored; Tor District Attor-
ney, one white; for Circuit Clerk, one
white; for other offices, numbers in pro-
portion. The Beat convention to appoint
delegates to the County convention meets
this wednesday, evening, when lively
scenes are anticipated.
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The Grand Lodge Installed pnbliely the Off
GERS ofEvergreenI. odge ON Wednesday night.
There was a very large audience 60 witness
the ceremonies Grand Master Hart, after
installing the officers, delivered short but
appropriate address, and was followed by
Ii. s. Van Eabon, Of Woodville, who ex-
plained. in a forcible and eloquent manner,
the principles of the Order. A choir, COM
posed of some of the best singers of Canton,
discoursed appropriate music on the occa-
sion.
established reputation for hospitality which
was Only appreciated by the delegates; and
just here, we must relate an incident at the
expense of the latter.
DR. p. had proposed to take two of the
delegates to his house. and advised his niece,
whowas house keeper pro teaa-,--the m allam
being absent from the State,-to make n
engagements accordingly. The principal bed
room was selected. In due time old aalk
Maria was informed Of the rOgiamnle, Wien
she exclained-s
aLa,- Miss FlaEia!- dat viii nsbes- do in-elis
world, to let odd men come into missus
room. You'll have TO lock up cherry thing.
Dere was some odd women who stole some
thing in dis town once, and if de women
will steal, what wont de men do ?"
Maria supposed that the odd men were
attached to circus or some other show, but
we hope she has since formed a better opin-
ion of the Natchez brethren who were as
signed to DR.. P's.
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Virginia
& Il NJ ~ l. Il IN UTE.
STANTON, VA.
Rev. R. z. PHILLIPS, M. A., Presiden

wv Tvs los { 4444A44 n ", 14iI : IES1UVIII,
A SSISTED by a corps of twenty-five expe-
eighth Annual Session, Sept. 10, 1873.
Location accessible from all points by rail,
and is undoubtedly one of the most salubri-
Gus region in the Union
The Buildings, with over eighty apartments,
are elegant and well furnished.
The Grounds embrace four acres, with walks
and shade trees
The course of studies is comprised in ten
schools, conducted by graduates of our best
institutions
The school of music is conducted by seven
Professors and Teachers of Vocal Music, with
unsurpassed advantages.
Modern languages taught by natives with
)re-eminent success.
During the recent session there were pupils
rom fifteen States 1t has long possessed the
patronage of the best people of the Southern
stateS
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CORONER WANTEp.-On last Satur

OORONER " ANTED.-OH last oaluT-
day the body of a colored man who died
upon the train between Canton and this
place, was deposited at the depot. Strict
search was made for the Coroner or a
Justice of the Peace to view the body before
it was inferred, but none could be found,
both OF these officials being engaged in the
wild hunt after office, which has taken pos
session OF six out of every ten men of the
Radical persuasion of this city. The body
was inferred without being sat upon by
jury.
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DISTRICT nErrrIEs.

District No. l mbraces EncampmentsN No II,
IA, IL. "a.
District %. 2embraces No. 10,
10, 16, -, %.
District No. embraces Encampments No. 3,
10, 81,
District No. 4 embraces Encampments No. 6,
9, Is, 20.
District No. embraces Encampments No. 2,
3, Z, Is. -
District No. c embraces Encampments No. 4,
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Great Attraction at Wishart's.
Sole Agent for Charter Oak stoves.
Sole Agent for GOOch's Ice Cream
FreeZers.

Crockery and Glass ware, Tin and Jappanned
ware Wood and Willow ware, MarbeIzed
Mantels and Crates, Wood and Iron Pumps OF
all description. Iron Wash Boilers, and Eng
lish Pots, Chandeliers, Lamps Of all kinds,
Vesta and the celebrated Head light Oil, and
a full supply Of House Furnishing Goods.
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The Victor is sold on the instalment
plan. july loft
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The improved Victor" Sewing Machine
will give perfect satisfaction. ju 5-4t
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-01-09
A West Virgins Romsnce.

Something over year ago ! young
man. ashort distance below Wheeling,
was arrested for horse stealing: and Z
girl, named Sarah q. Wineruiller.
who was deeply attached To bin, wan
to share bis Jail life. Til. being
refused, and she being almost crss-d
with fear that he would be sent to the
penitentiary, determined 10 20 with
him. So. she set Ire to school house.
that was also used rs place OF wor.
ship. For this arson she vas arrested I.
convicted and sentenced to two years,
Imprisonment In the p.nitensisry.
When "Sarah's young MARI t.;s!
came on the charge preferred, AGAinss
hin fell to the ground. ,TRsss wss
nothing In II; ~ 6Asai, ws.t To- The
ps0itentiAry aloNs. ''all for love.''
On the 22d II November 0ovesnsr
jacobs signsd her pardon. and shs VA
s00n ct ffse 70 60 aud Mud her lover.
for whom she had suffered - much.
Here's . chancs for : Sosnassos writer
70 Imnortaliss himssif b showing, -
hss bsss gsynarksd b soass one, -
believe. thsa ''the eourss a. true low
never did Kua saooth." GesAh = Saly
AsantAiStssa.Vsasa 3aos.
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There 10 les correct knowissigs
among cuitivatots ofthe hsoits and
nature ofysOwth II trsss. ivan 10 any
other department. Of faruiiag. VIII
regard to pruning. there b one iDfAlli-
bls ruls. namely. nevsr pfuns satrss
wbsu The sew you M usa0e VIII abse
ssssh,. That proves inst the porss q
the wood sre full ofthin zap n hey
arc then cut. the zap will run oots
When shall ~e prune? When the sap
Il thick and win gum up the say, %
that Il win need wsshios once 10 tws
o. three hours The thin cap has thsn
apcended to swell the buds. and expand
the blossoms and leaves, and having
performed its required labors there.
what portion RENAME but Ia thick
ened FORM returns down under the
outside bark. and increases the Diane
Ter. The sap vesseis are now compars
atiyely empty, and the tree can b
pruned, II juJiciously done. Without
much injury. Shortening In trees y
another matter. That may b. done
In most trees 1t any time. without
much harm, v none ofthe largs Sss-
Dels ars cut and the .eavef below the
place cut would be likely to absorb the
,aasing zap, The downward motion
i the sap takes piscs about the mid
ne OF June. Then the sap vessels arr |
empty. Amer the
caves have fallen IN the autumn, they !
re in Z sfmillr c,nli.ion- Nsto Eng.
md Farmer.
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important to Mortgages.

The Supreme Court OF the State has
decided an important case in which
the makers Of mortgages will be inter-
ested. The oase was that Of Julius
Schmidt Us. H. B. Potter, Jr., brought
up ON appeal from the Clinton county
Circuit Court. The following IL .
statement Of the case In the court be-
low: On the 5th day Of February,
1872, the plaintiff filed in the ONCE Of
the Clerk Of the court OF Clinton coun-
~ . petition claiming the sum due on
certain note. made by defendant,
and the foreclosure OF . mortgage Civ.
en- by defendant to plaintiff to secure
the payment Of said note, and also the
sum Of $50 for 40 attorneys fee. -
stipulated in said mortgage. that slip
alation being 10 these words:
In the event Of the foreclosure Of
this mortgage II ID agreed that sixty
dollars attorneys fee shall be by the
court also taxed, and included BY the
court in the decree Of foreclosure OF
this mortgage; and the mortgage shall
also stand ~ security for the same,
and the same shah be included il the
speciAi S10cssfo0. aD& - sDaAe With
the other tnoHey and the costs on the
Sherid's saIe OF said land"
After the filing Of this petition, the
made tender oftLe amount
Of the note, with interest, hut not the
attorney fee to the plsinilff. and sub
psid tn same into court.
The cause was heard In March last,
and the court rendered judgm sDt
against the dslAndant for the amount
dss on said note, snd oosts, including
attorneys fee. The defendant appeal
ID. and the Supreme Court reversed
Tho decision of the court below, and
bald that, under the stipulation Of the
mortgage, ths event Of the foreclosure
lid not transpire nBtil the decree Of
Tho court; or, In other words. that
where . mortgage provides that In
he event Of foreclosure On attorney
30 shaH bs taxed and included in the
1ecTee Of foreclosure, the debtor may,
lfter suit IL commeped, and before de-
rec, discharge himself from liability
~ paying the debt and coats accrued,
lot including attorneys fees.
How u would be In case the stipula-
Ion provided that after proceedings In |
oreciosure were commenced, the
court did not express nm opiniDu.
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|YEIIIl'uIe AMMAN,
tistaF FOR 1873.
BEAUTYFUIsiY ILLUSTRATED.

fhe Sryrx1yvu ANERrcA ~ new IN ns 18th year
syy ne = .tesss s'reaiai'en y any sssiaxes' pef
4 Is ceessass es.ssssce ne latest end most inters.
ss a. as e me as.ns verdi Be
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improSsd f1du.lrsss q ii kinds; ussfni Nosss
Il wsi,srs. lor Work@ss and Empioy.rs. in II IL
Dsscr,ptions Of Imsroyemenss. Discoveries, snd
Inprtsn, Works gslsalning % ovii and Aschsn.
-. go. R.9isserise. Rellvays.. bhlphaild-
ias sssssssS. lssssss sss 20 a.sa nsns
The l.se psscos sr,s: Z rncsa9ssphy cnsmi =
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1922 sssssssy. osssSv. Ssossy. Sass.
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PATENTS, s u ssasss'3 a. ..s =.
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lAsesseisally thars ~ - s1sh faasags
|enis0 sor soAi 10 - - u1ehoee
|s1gnsonaes sAse ~ sfeese1ll1eeal
|1ss1sy = hsrsaitsf = havs ~ !. ssds
QaGetsll IN Nsws 7 - ieaiea1, - N
sops. 9IAlss ansSeoalasa. 1ill 0seE -
Sssupes Waniessr -. e1n1oel q MN
5sa,1sr slytNsft - nm ne
nnoeetain 81 he 1passIniss slnsWAleh
- viii - nscsssAstsS = ssssg1 ~
said that the strikes are ended I .
mol beiisvs ~ hass seen their begins
ni1g.. Ths only csftsinty tsiofs tha
labor u Shops snd fAceOtiSt, = ttseka
Auckuatins wsgss, and esnsraf unbesa
tuiuty. II 'caanot reckon On unbf0kea
|tisns ana sssady wages. REV. 4 r
MxSSer. n1 - 81
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q !, MANHOOD:
How Lost, How Restored,

<xsFaA. Just published. . new NdtttOn OF
AAlGE oe: cUlyE9WEll1 cgl600AIIo
IL -, ESyAy On the r6dtcNf ceTe my
out Maedlcine) ~ SPERM etosghna
cr seminal Weakness, lryoirn tary SSwiSSl
tc Sssss, ImRsssncy MsalA! and Payaisai In
esa0. transcription, Epilepsy, and flss. n. J.
agnnce, s
CPrice. In sealed envelope, only sss.
the celebrated author, In this edinlrabie
essay. clearly demonstrates from \ fhirfv
ysass, suocessf0i prectics, that the aiarminx
eonseq g.nce- 81 self abuse mny Dc radically
sarea withOut the iangerous Gss 81 intssaai
meaiclne Or the application Of the katie;
pointing out a mole os care At once siulpie.
esr.ain. ana entctual, by means Of wktct
every suHeret. no matter what hts coalition
nay bs. may cure htMsslf eheaely, pslvase-
~, and radically ~. a,
s1-This Lecture should b In the hands q
svefy youth end 4yegH SNAQ tn.tA0 land. )
Fcos, SAs3~s son8, ~ . plain enNetODe. tsp
any sddFess, p0eepaid On TseeiptOf stn cents,
q a Iss p b. g .rs.as. s.s...
price . Oentoss L Fl $50 & vSf4F
cHAA. j. 6. kLINE ! Tx.
~ Bowesy. Nov York. Post-Cnlce Box ANN.
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Security Of Farm Property.

Farm property 10 secure In yielding
conatant aud remunerative labor.
When 2 man hears that ne can earn
say $s.O0 pr day in . foundry or fsc
tory, be says 70 himself, that II $500
per yesr-peshaps half the value ofhis
Arm; he fsnciss he can live upon $500,
and save the balance, and 10 infers
that lie better than farming. hut
hving 10 conneetion with manufactur
ing, cannot be rsckonsd in this whole
sale vsy. 6etting asadS Idle days,
s'ckneS. sccidsne, ssa eesssssoa Of
work, taas dstraee fsosn ps,, sAs To-
tofs o. labor " sradss sad fmApulAct-
'a Y dark aaA unpsoossisg. TIE
antsgonism hstvssn iaher and eAp)tAl
10 Z fred lac< In thh cosstsy, wtssijs
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II - $50 tsssA ID Ess7 81 =
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have pesssd both noaeeae.sa - 4,
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Besides we Cied't Moo''ief. lnvssss.
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Alleged Attempt to Destroy Z
Whole Neighborhood.

The Oil CITY Telegraph Of Saturday,
notices the arrest Of . man IN that city
for the larceny OF one hundred and
twenty-six pounds Of nitro-glyceriue !:
ION Wednesday evening Mr. l.. b.
6aunders, agent Tor Roberto torpsdoes
10 this city, removed one hundred snd
twenty-six pounds OF nitro-glycerine
from the magazine In Gas City, with
the intention Of storing 1t In Deep
Hollow. on the Farren farm, aud
about one mile aud half. from the
city. He had transported it on sled,
covessd with bosrd.s and II being late
when he arrived ct his destination
with 1t, be concluded not to placs II 10
the magazine till the following morn
ing. On going to his sled on Thursday
morning. however, the nitro-glycerine
was non est. Not being able to find
1t. and knowing 1t had been rtolen, on
Friday evening he went - Justice
Boyce, and procuring q search war
rant plased4t In the hands Of Chief
Furlong, who, with his usual sagscity.
soon Swallowed his man, who proved
to b one Thomas Grimths, residing
on the Salina turnpike, just back Of
the residences OF John Munhall. within
the city limits. The premisss were
searched aud the dsath-dAaling COM
pound found secrstsd beneath . stair
way, leading TO . tack extsnsio0, and
within few feet 81 frs.
GhfYiths has \ family Of seven small
children, who have access to his room,
and liable ut any moment to discover
the sensitive fluid aud explode It, thus
dealing death and destruction TO the
whole nsighborhood. The man was
arreste.i by officers Furiong aud Full
ton and locked up, and the nitro-glyc-
crime removed. The nitro-gi ycerins 10
worth about six huHdred dsAlaes, and
it, explosive force 10 sufficient to have
scattered the whole neigh borhood ovsr
the adjacent country.
At tile hour Of going to press the
case OF Grifliths had not been conclud-
ed, but from the evidence it would
seem that there were articles from
other magazines found on she pren,-
Uses.
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1874
1879 1879.
THE
Iowa State Register,
DAILY AND WEEKLY.

The proprietou Of THE REGIsrRR, having
learned from experience what b newspaper
shoaM b 70 sun the people Of lows. enter
f6e tAe 0elleetioa and distvibntiOn Of news
grOn all pAste OF Lows aud all quarters Of the
world. In III the general features OF mod
eTn Political, NewNs Literary. and Family
journal, TINS REGIsrER ls nOw able 10 com
pete. hse0Fo the lows pubic. with any pa
per published.
We need not say that Politically IL will be
Repuhllcaa. Its record 10 Its promise here.
All ~ powers snail be lent ~ The AID os q
pure. old fashioned RepublicAnisfn which
never changes any more than Liberty
chanGea. Hsvofed TO the party, IL will yet
pron6fve - fros agency Of hOneat opinion.
and the right Of frankly expressing II. We
kDow Of party: We know nothing Of party
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DAILY REGISTER.

Now. - always before. THE RE6rsr ER II
paper Is iowa mas the facilities "a - com
pl6tply and quickly gathsrin9 and - rapid
" distributing the news OF the State As 81
General News, II has the control at Des
Moines Of the Associated Press piapaicib.s
oud r. the only paper ~ this point publish
ing the said dispatches In full, aud all the
market report2 accurate and coinplete-and
sho enly Republican Des Moines Jsper pu b.
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