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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-10-02
Postponed to Monday, Nov. 10Th, 1873.

JACKSON, Miss, September 26, 1873.
At meeting OF Board of Directors and
Standing Committees OF the Planters Man
ufacturers' and Mechanics Association OF
the State of Mississippi, called this date, to
complete arrangements for the holding OF
the Fifth Annual Exhibition, the following
members were
Present: JAS. d. Stewart, Jno. J. Rohr-
bacher, III, Hilzheim, IL. NJ Taylor, Isy dore
Strauss, j. L. Stevens john ii Echol-, Wm
b. Taylor, Matt +. Ash. Austin Neeley
Josl Ia Green and j. l.. Power.
After due deliberaLion, the following ac-
ton was unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, The prevalence of yellow fever
in Several Southern Cities, and the conse-
quent alarm and apprehension the public
mind in reference to the said disease, sug-
ge>ts the improperly of large assemblies
from different points at any one place. at so
early a date the 18th October ensuing
hereby mourning the risk OF contact with
persons from ilfrcted districts; and,
WHEREAS, The present crisis in the mon
etary affairs OF the country, causing de
cline in the price. and Il temporary suSpen-
sion in the movement 1t our great staple,
Would seem to be sufficient OF Itetlt u
recommend the PROPHECY OF pos poning the
State Fair until the danger from disease lIa>
passed, and until money matters shall nave
become more settled; therefore, belt
IL solved, That the Fifth ANNUAL ExHI
BITIoN is hereby deferred until the SECOND
MONDAY, THE 10Th DAY OF NOVEMBER NEXT.
when it will be opened pursuant To the reg
uiations heretofore announced.
Resolved, That in making this announce
ment we do so with the solemn assurance
to the public that the City OF Jackson IS, at
the present time, entirely free from yellow
fever, or any other contagious disease.
BY order OF the board:
JAS ID. SrEwAr,
J. l.. POWER, Chairman.
Secretary.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-10-02

The contest is betA cen Ames and Alcorn.
Ames is an alien and feels no attachment to
the soil and interest of the country, nor has
he that acquaintance with the people OF
Mississippi, which is necessary to constitute
a patriotic and efficient public officer. AL
corn it is true, has been an implaeable enc
nv of the Democratic party, and has waged
an unceasing war against it from his earliest
history as public man nevertheless he is a
bone fide citizen of the common wealth, and
whom he would govern. and would share
with them the result of the measures which
he might lavor, whether they be tor veal or
v-nn
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-10-02

Messrs Harris, Yerger and Johnston, emil
nent lawyers, given at the request OF Gov
Alcorn upon the vexed questions discussed
in the Attorney Generals opinion in re-
Spouse to Acting Governor Powers request
tor it. and SAYS that it covers the points
m AIDE by Judge Morris. That is IL mistake.
They undertake only to interpret the laws
and reconcile their conflicts one with an
other, upon the special point; Morris
pushes the inquiry farther and discovers
the conflicts OF the statutes with the Consti-
tuition, recoucilcs those With that instrH-
ment that are reconcilablr, ard SO deduces
the conclusion that there can be no law
ful election held in 1S73.-Meridian Mer-
curry.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-10-02

Messrs. I. f. Richardson i Co, West
Jackson, have complete and splendid
stock of plantation supplies, dry goods. gre
eerirs furniture, etc. OF which they invite
an inspection. Their assortment is both
varied and extensive, and their goods are
marked down at reasonable prices.
Messrs. j. Stadeker q Son have been re-
ceiving early supplies of fall goods, which
they are offering at panic prices, as will be
seen by their advertisement.
The Diamond Barber Shop, on Capital
street, is Il new establishment, where
Messrs. Walker. & COhea, tonsorial experts,
invite their friends to call.
Avalueable tract OF land, situated in Pa
nola county, is offered for sale.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-10-02

This is q trying season to persons def
cient in stamina and out Of health. To rally
their ply steal energies by The most ap-
proved artificial means is daty they owe
to themselves. Foremoa4a among the tonics
and alternatives of the age stands Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters. It is a vegetable tonic
and corrective, against which no tenable
objection can be urged. There is no risk in
recommending it as the best preparation in
existence for renovating an enfeebIed and
broken down system. The most valuable
medicinal products that nature has ever
Welded to botanical research are blended in
this famous elixir. and its slim uIating ba-
sis is recognized in our public hospitals as
the purest of distilled liquors. For general
debility, nervous weakness, dyspepsia, con-
stipation. rheumatism, bilioRsnesss and in
termittent fevers Is positive specific.
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Gov. ATcOrn's Appointments TO
Speak.


Hon. James L. Aleorn. Republican can
didate for Governor. and Mr.. J. w McFar-
land, viii address the people as follows: at
Brandon, Monday, October 9Th.
Forest. Tuesday. . 7th.
Meridian. Wednesday, - Sth-
Macon, Thursday, : 9Th.
Columbus. Friday, . 10th.
Artesea. ar night.
Aberdeen, Saturday, : 18th.
Col Beverly Matthews will join the above
named gentlemen at Meridian All persons.
without regard TO race or color, are invited
TO attend.
]. /. LAKE JR,
w c. FORD. Chairman.
SperRfArY.
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Facts for Housekeepers.

That DooLEY's YEAST POWDER will pro-
duce from twenty-five to forty pounds
more bread from barrel of flour than by
the oId-time tedious process of raising
dough with bakers or hop yeast. The
economy of purchasing DooLEYs YEAST
POWDER can readily I've seen by all. It per-
mits no waste of flour prepared with it,,
produces elegant, light, nutritious rolls,
biscuits or pastry, such as can be eaten and
relshed by invalids or the most confirmed
dyspeptics Put up in packages to suit GUS
toners, and for sale by all Grocers.
DooLEY & BROTHER, 50 New Street, New
York, Manufacturers.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-10-02

PERsoNAL.-Col. Beverly Matthews,
candidate for Attorney General upon the
Alcorn Republican ticket vas In our city
last Tuesday.
Hon. IL. NJ. Street, of Prenti-s, arrived
here yesterday.
DR.. Davis, of the Forest LEICESTER, paid
Jackson and Tue CLARION office 4 visit
since our last publication. Also, W. l..
Mitchell, Esq, OF the Beaurcgard Herald,
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-10-02

should the 'sno-tieket'' faction of the DEM
ocratic party succeed and disband the party,
what will become of county Democratic
tickets now in the field for Democratic sup
mort ?-SEubuta Times.
Take down those in the negro counties;
work for those in the doubtful ones. and
elect those where the whites are in majors
ity-Columbus Index.
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Cardozo the nominee for aSnperin

Cardozo, the nominee for Superintendent
of Public Education, on the Ames state
ticket, is az ex- coivict. The penitentiary
would have been "A good place Tor them to
have selected the entire ticket, If Powers
would only let them OUT 30 make the can
yass. which he doubtless would do. judging
from the number he has pardoned since he
has BECAME .Governor.-Mississip Journal.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-10-02
City Registration.

Voters residing within the corporate limits
of theeity of Jackson are hereby notified that
a book for registration is now open for the reg
istration of voters, for the municipal election,
to take place in this city on the frst MONDAY
in January, 1874. Only those persons who
were not registered in 1871 and those who
have become citizens since that time, need to
be registered.
If S. u. BURNHAA, Clty Cleih
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-10-02

Information reaches as from private
sonrces that Senator Alcorn has in his pos
spssion the names OF the members of the
last Legislature who took money for voting
for certain measures that passed that body.
Is il an electioneering scheme in his own
Interest. or is it true? Give their names to
the nnhlic. accompanied by proof, and the
0uiIrv ones will be frowned down by the
people. coEinthiNeKs. e
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-10-02

Mr.. Musgrove, in his speech last night,
alluded TO The-remark Ames is reported TO
have made ina speech here four weeks ago.
when pressed hard on the bond question,
that he would wash his hands OF it.n "A
colored individual who heard it, expressed
an opinion that his hands needed wash
ING. n-Meridian Mercury. m -
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-10-02

We understand that the Radical Conven-
ton held in Egypt on Friday for the nomin-
alton of a candidate for the State Senate,
was the scene of regular free fight. The
candidate of Huggins received the nomin-
alton, to the intense disgust of Ambrose
Henderson and many other intelligent
freedmen Examiner.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-10-02
Music School.

| NOi Id respectfully announce ..
i nienls and thr public p,uaIH.|. .#..
have now located in fbr sifF oft JH....r ...
purpose of teaching ou tbo Piano. Gu.ur ..
organ, Harmony and Thorough Ha.
tune aud repair p.Hu"- ani organs. Nr...
left AT Mr. Bloom or pf Mr. LE... .....
will receive prompt attention. IrIm. 100000.
able. -eTle-lm y ElNlHN'
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-10-02

In this weeks issue we announce Col. j.
NJ Stone, as a candidate for reelection to
the State Senate from the 22d District, COM
posed of Alcorn, PrentiSs and Tishomingo
counties. Col. Stones efficiency in every
thing he undertakes makes him a man of
great popularity. He has for several years
been the State Senate, and with the peo-
pie he is now as popular as during the war
he was with the army.--Iaka Herald.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-10-02
Lower Kinds County Fruit Crop
From the Kinds County Gazette.

+ TONI IIIt IIIIIUs NUtIIIy GaZtIIt.
There were shipped to New Orleans from
Terry. in this county, the present season. to
the 10th day of August, 81, $40 boxes of fruit,
each box containing one-third of bushel.
The aggregate netted about IS cents per
box. or $4,000. The following shows the
number of boxes of each kind of fruit
plums, GIL boxes; apples, 1898; peaches,
81, $50 pears, 293; tomatoes, ID; neetarines,
%; grapes, 81.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-10-02

Gen. r. Davis delivered a telling speech
at the Court house on Thursday evening,
on State politics, in which he hit the Ames
crowd some sledge hammer blows. He pro-
poses to eight it out on this line" until
Observation-Disclosures.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-10-02

DR. IeGgert is the Conservative nominee
for the legislature in simpson. and has no
opposition worth noticing. He is gentle
man OF tue sense, good moral habits and
plenty of energy, and viii make good
mem ber-Rraudon Republican,.
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Joint Appointments.

Let everybody attend the joint discus
sion Of the Republican candidates for
Governor to-day announced. Give both
sides an impartial hearing.
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JOINT DISCUSSION.

1t is agreed that a joint discussion be-
tween senators a. Ames and j. l. Acorn
will be held az the following times aud
places at
vicksburg. Warren county, Monday,
October 18Th.
Mayersviile. Issaquena county, Wednes-
day, October 15th-
Greenvile, Washington county, Friday
October 18th.
FIereyville, Bolivar county, Monday,
October 20GlI.
Eriars Point, Coahoma county, wednes-
day, October 22d.
Austin, Tunica county, Friday, October
Ath.
Brookhaven, Lincoln county, Monday,
October 9Th.
In connection with Hon. w. II. Gibbs and
Hon. w. FL. Nasser.
0. &. FRENCH. Chairman
Republican State Elk. Com mittee.
Il. j. ALCORN.
For j. l.. Acorn.
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TIC Rest tIre Cheapest.

The Non-explosive PetrO Oil sold by VIM
]. Brown. Sr., jackson, Mississippi makes the
cheapest, cleanest and most beautiful light Of
any oil or burning fluid in use. 1t has stood
the most severe tests without explosion.
maf-6En
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a Good Appointments

The Governor has appointed VIM. n.
brennan, Esq, of Lexington, Holmes
county, Chancellor, to fill the vacancy
occasioned by the death of Judge Hooker.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-10-02

All transient advertisements, or advertise
ments sent or handed in by parties with
whom THE CLARION OFFICE has no account,
MUST BE PAID FOR wHEs PUBLICATIONS Is Or
nKRED, Nc till forbid advertisement will
he received. Each order must be for q spe-
cifc time. Advertisers viii please take due
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-10-02
"When was Governor, | was approache

Nv nen Was OOVtTnOF, Was appTOaCHtU
with a proposition To
PAY THE UNION AND PLANTERS BANK BONDS,
A delegation from the city of New York
visited me. \ corrupt Governor could
have made large sum of money. 1T WAS
told to me that the bill could be passed by
the Legislature. / had no doubt OF the fact,
out replied that should the Legislature be
corruptly induced to pass law providing
for the payment of these bonds, that IshOuld
make the effort to transfer the corrupt por-
ton of the Legislature to the Penitentiary
house."-HoN. j. l.. ALCoRN.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-10-02

TIME Is MoNEY.-Save time by buying a
Victor Sc wing Machine, to make up cloth
ing of any and every Kind for your family.
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Health Ordinance, Passed by the
Board of Wan y on and Alder
men, sept. Is, 1873.

WHEREAS. The City Physician, DR.. Graft
has reeomm ended the following as proper
compound TOR the purpose of cleansing and
| purifying all foul places within the limits o.
| This cIty; theref0re,
| Be it ordained, 10 cleanse privies and other
| impure places: First-Cover all foul places,
| without trying to remove impurities, with fouf
| inches of dust from the streets; then spr1nk Le
! thou ughly with a solution composer as iol-
| lows
Ten pounds copperas, one-half pint of com
mer q al c arbo lie acid, ten pounds water. The
earbolie acid should be uli xed With galllon OF
not water first, and then added to the other
ingredients.
GhaL the City Constable, with the assistance
of the police force and three inspectors. be
and is hereby empowered 10 have the sanitary
aws properly ana immediately enforced, and
10 enter upon and inspect all places, aud TO
re port to the Mayor, VINO shall have power to
declare all tout and unclean places hulsan;es,
and impose sueh nnes for any ana ali VIOLA
tons under the ordinance OF nuisances.
rhat the Street Cemmlttee be empowered to
hire IA suitable person to superihtend, and a
sufficient number OF hands to clean the streets
That the Health Committee be authorized 10
purchase in the best market, five barrels OF
copperas and one barrel carbolic acid for Luri-
tying purposes
+. O. T.-Jackson Council, No. 60,
Friends of Temperance, meets at the Grange
Room, State street, every Friday evening
at o'clock. ....
NJ. A. VAN HOOK, President.
ii. Ii. HINES, Secretary.
Any kind of sewing can be done on the
Victor Sewing Machine. IT
EHeIInboId's Buchm is the only reli-
able remedy for diseases of the urinary or
gans. Take it in season, and do not be I'M
posed upon by quacks and mposters.
We are glad to learn that the absence OF
the celebrated DIR. uelmbold has not pre-
vented the continued manufacture OF the
Buchu, so well known as tile only efficient
remedy for diseases OF the kidneys and
urinary organs. There are cOnnterfeits OF
this ost excellent medicine. Genuine has
proprietor's private stamp, John f. Henry.
New York, Sole Agent.
1t will stitch, hemstitch, cord, braid, bind,
puff, rutlle, gather, embroider and tuck in
various widths. Any Kind of sewing can.
done on it that can be required of family
sewing machine. Try LlIc VlCtt1r aux. prove
what Robinson & Stevens say about it. If
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-10-02
THE TWO REPUBLICAN TICKETS

Two Republican tickets are nrasontod -
the people OF this State. One Is knnwu ~
tile Ames ticket, and WAS nominara1 ~, -
21th ult. This ticket was put M - ~, ny
canvass Is conducted in support of II nv
those VINO nave aided in PROMOTING the
evils to which we have referred a,,.i ~, IN
now propose To place the State in tno -, ~
OF the disciples of Tweed, now a ,n,ri'ii',
driven out 10y the people he and his 800, -
ates had piuudered worse than MissisSiD,C(.1i
IweedS, only in proportion as their t;i,fa
was larger and more tempting O'H
Against the fairness and conduct of
Convention of August 9th; auainst ny ny
chairman OF the Executive Conlmitte. tnS
lected Oy that Convention: against $50,
candidates for the Legislature, known ~ IA
Amts men, the most appalling array Of
charges of the most damavinp and ~ VI
criminal, character have been IuhIinl , Su
peated, without even a denial ThnSa -
IuI statements have been made aud 49,,
Ell, not Dy Democrats, but by RepuhIina,,s
ahu All THESE facts are we'll known 10 So
lor Alies, VINO does not seem disposed 10
seek other advisers, or to change his 81 y
In view OF the most st,,rtIi5T ~ net
charges, 10 avert threatened dancers an, v
secure needed reforms, few noble -.
otic and fearless Republicans mef r. ~
Capital on the 18th Instant. ami antar'l . .e
70 ahother hepooilean organization. ana
they present 10 you anofhar Rannhi; anu
ticket. The issue is between Rannhijaee.ah
aud upOu the dangers and the rr6irIns aus aus
in limited at, the canvass hinges. M &c
Tempt temp Is made to explain or deny the ter
ticket of eerruptisn, nor the evil snrrn,, anu
ings OF Senator Ames; but in ansyvsr ~ ~
most appalling charges, We hear onlT a.,
pcals TO support the regular tel ., ! "P3
The epithets OF Democrats and ~h,t,o anu :.
applied TO the movement of the lSflO oi'efs
: In answer TO ali this, it is asser,a,
cannot be successfully contradictory .. anu
there can be no obligation to suppor,' I It
ticket. This is a cry to catch tno, oa9
knaves- The support Of ticket Is simsi anu
lrhtt Oh Judgement Ordinary party o6li-
gates act eOrruptly, or nominate an ue e
worthy ticket. IN
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-10-02

THE HEALTH. health of Jack.
son continues excellent. We hear of no
more yellow fever at Vicksburg or disc
where in the State. 1t
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Walker g. COhea's

N the new brick building Capitol street
IL next to Spengler's Corner. Messrs. W ak
er Cohea respectfully notify customers of
their new location and invite all who wish the
services of experts in the tonsorial art to
give them a call. oc22t
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Late kilograms.

SHREVEPORT, Sept. 30.-The epidemic is
still increasing. The weather is unfavOra-
ble-foggy this morning.
Among those who have died since my
last report are included some of Shreveport 5
most prominent citizens, such as Major j.
). Ashton, Edward Pierson. Whit Nickel
lar, ). ID. Leverett, Gen. Jno. S. Hodges.
Jno. &. Elstner and Thomas Jarrett.
Hugh Coyle, Government Observer, is
dying.
Rev Father Biler, of the Catholic Church,
died last night, and Rev. Father Gergand,
of Monroe. who came here upon Father
Pierre's deash, was attacked Yesterday.
To-day he is doing well and his recovery is
expected.
Gen. Hodges contracted the disease here
but died on his plantation, twenty miles
below.
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Forty Weeks:

One-half of the expenses Of the scholastic
year must he paid in advance az the begin
ming Of the term. Eight per cent. will be add
ed to all bills deferred until the end of the
term. For further information send for cata-
logucs jylG-3m
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-10-02

A Hundred Symptoms and One
Cure.-There is scarcely symptom of any
known disease which the confirmed dys-
peptic does rot experience. He is bilious,
nervous, has violent palpitations, as in heart
disease, is afflicted with severe headaches,
and is either eonstipated or subject to dys-
enterc or diarrhGal discharges. Every or
gan and function of the body sympathizes
with the diseased and half-paralyz ed stOm-
ach. In all such cases
Tarrant's Eferyescent Settler Aperent
Affords immediate relief; effects, if perse-
vered in, thorough renovation of the di-
gestive organ, and restores to healthful ac-
tivity the whole animal machinery. Sold
by all druggists.
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Starkville Female Institute.
T. G.. SELLERS, President.
SIarIGViIIe, Miss.

VNHE next session begins the third Monday
l. in September. Commencement day fourth
Wednesday in June, 1874
Rates Of Tuition per Session Of
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By the Governor: c
III. &. CARTER,
Secretary of State.

The Republicans have two tickets in
the field in Lowndes-headed respective
Iy by Lewis (mean white carpet-baggeD,
and Gleed (home coloreD. They are
given as follows in the Index:
For Sheriff. Ii. w. Lewis; Chancery
Clerk, d. L. Wallace; Circuit Clerk, 10
Stallings; Treasurer, Jas. Swearingen, As.
SCISSOR, w. V. Council.
For Sheriff, Robert Gleed; Chancery
Clerk, G.. w. Van Hook; Circuit Clerk, Is.
q. Hendricks Treasurer, Jim Moore (col) T;
Assessor, Geo. c. Cobb; senator, Ely
Richards (col.); Representatives, Ed. Egg
gleston, j. ID. Turner (coI.), Jno. F. Ham
liton lcOD.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-10-02

Needles are SIN all affairs, but they some-
times give great deal of trouble. There is
no difficulty with the Victor Sewing Ma
chine needle. If
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-10-02
Tarrant's EEeryescent Settler ADerient

child can readily learn to sew or the
Victor Machine. IF
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-10-02

Is TT TRUE ?-Street rumor has il that
draft made by the Ames Executive Com
mittee upon distinguished member of the
bench for a small amount was returned un-
paid, because the gentleman upon whom it
was drawn favors the Alcorn ticket; and
rumOr further has it that draft drawn by
one of Ames' canvassers upon said commit, c
was dishonered, but whether because of "A
failure on the part of the canvasser to rem
der valuable consideration, or because the
committee hadn't the "wherewith," rumor
saith not
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-10-02
Under date Of July IAN, Gen. Jno. D. Ere,

Under date OF July 18Th, Gen Jno D. Free
man writes -rr-w
"Our daughters are sincerely attached 70
Capt Smith, HIS family, and teachers az the
ATHEN Bum, and unite with me in our express
sion Of gratitude for your nnceastn care ana
kindness TO them. alike in sickness and IN
health; we have been made 10 feel that our
children are at home at the ATHESRpN. Their
advancement in education has also been very
gratifying and their anxiety TO return gives
ample evidence of their own satisfaction with
the school" jy10-Sm
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-10-02

We acknowledge receipt of subscriptions
to THE CLARION for 1874 since our last
publication to Tuesday, 30th ult., inclusive,
as follows: