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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-07

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PREsIDENT.-Pres-
dent Grant to-day made the following appoint
ments: j. Merideth Reed, consul at Paris ap-
pointed minister to Greece. Alfred T. A. Tor
bett, consul general at Havana, appointed con-
sui general at Paris. Henry G. Hall, vice CON.
sui general at the Havana, appointed consul
general at the same place. +. ". Henderson,
receiver OF public moneys at Central city, Col
OradO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-07

EREE MUSICAL CONCERTS
EVERY DAY AND EVENING
Hear the Magnlficsnt
$4,000 ORCHESTRION,
PERFORMING the latest 0psrstc ana Natisaal Music,
~ NIB. sCHwARZENBERG's
$o- FennsYiya avenue, south sIds, between ~
r.., and 9th streets.
This instrument re presents an immense Orehest-a
VIII drums, cymhsls, aud chimes complete
~ Fresh cold LAGER always on draugbt SIS I'm
oLp 40 On Exhibition and sals( NEW No
TIH ST AT a.
MARKRITERy, 81
No. t3S 7th street, between and strsets eirht
doors above ODD Fellows Hall.
Choioe Oil Paintings, Engrsvings, Ohronos nc,
aaLso, Iareest stock Paper Hangings, Window
"a fietSres, frames, Picture Cords and TAs-
'e.s, Kings, Mails, to., in the District
0Please rsmspibsr Name and Number. isl-ly-
A LII KINDS OF OAsT-OFF wEARINo APP.
"A PARkL can be sold to the very best advsntass
ey ADDRESSING or calling JUsTH
Gig d street, between 9Th and In n
Notes BY mail promptly attended to- Dash paid Ms tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-07

~ Tickets for sale at MetAsr0tt & Co.'S and from
the following persons, who will participate 10 the
Conc TT NJ =. camp, Mrs. Seage, Mrs II asting-,
Mr.. c. g. Ever, Mr.. y KnOOp, Mr.. W. A. Wiiaey
Mr.. 3. II. WitheTov, Mr.. $. G. Young
neN7-td Rep. SChrOn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-07
DRY GOODS.

Finding IL impossible 10 sell out our immense
stock Of goods At old stand, No 92- 7th street
We have MOVED TO No. l0Il eth street, east side,
where We are receiving new Fall Goods.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-07

OPTICAL NEWS OF THE CAPTURE OF THE
NIRGINIUs.-The Department OF State has
been notified by the L. s. consul at Santiago de
Cuba of the capture of the steamer Virginius.
but as yet the details concerning the capture
have not been received. No action will be
taken by Secretary Fish on behalfo of the United
States until the tull particulars are officially
presented.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-07

FUTURE HOME OF THE MoDOCs.-Lieut. NJ.
c. Wilkinson, of Gen. Towards staff, has been
detailed 10 proceed TO Fort Mcpherson, Ne
brsska, and conduct the Modocs. now at that
point, TO the Indian territory, where thew will
hereafter reside. This change of location is
made by order of the President.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-11-05

3uitanbe brinst er % biz 35 Suibel SIZE
tpei3en per Icre, allein Elm srober She'll
BEG 2anbes bssinnt na9Sulailen. Wir be-
tra6ten oas porise Sabr als Elm 9utes
@eiseniabr; inbeIien trus Elm sroBer Sbeil
Der sselber nrr Is biz II Suibel per Mcre.
SieIes 9ano purbe felt 10 biz II Sabren
beitdnois nit @ei;en bebaut. auf 2ano,
pel4es ni6t iiber le9smal nit @eisen be-
baut moroen mar, bielt ii9 oas Grtrdsnib
nift unter 20 Suibel per aere. Sie be-
item 6armer beginner, einen sroben Sbeil
ibrer Selber nit Sic. uno Simotbp gu be-
itellen unb mebr 8ieb su sieben. Bis jebt
murbe nur wenis perebeltes 8inbpieb ein-
sefiibrt. @ei3enbau lobnt ii6 raider unb
brinst piele Sabre binour9 bObere 9reiie
ala bas &inopieb, 10 lanse oas Sano niht
eridbpit lit. allein Die 3eit 1T sefommen,
mo- mir srOBere Sorsfalt Der SiebSu6t
mibmen miiIlen. Sros unierer fren9en
@inter sebeibt bo9 unier Sieb auBeror=
bentlid wobl. Obwobl fult, lit bod bas
@interipetter mertpirois itetis unb tro=
den. Stalmiit, unmittelbar auf's Selo
sebradt, pirft bier ni9t mob ltbdtis; Die
Sru9t pd6it Su iebr in oas Strob. Die
einsise 6eloiru9t, ipel6e BON Dem Staa=
miit 9ortbeil Siebt, lit Mais. Weisen eis=
net ii6 ni9t wobl nod Mais, es mag
StaGmiit in anipenouns fommen ooer
ni6t. @iiroe es ni6t beIier iein, unIern
Stalmilt Dem 8ieienlanoe Susuwenoen II.
o%asielbe ipdter fir gSei5en uuT5nbre6en."
98ir pili6ten bieiem bel. @ir batten
aber nod penise Grfabruns i'm Saue bon
Commentator. Mtebr Slice unb mebr
gieb lit Die ridtise Metbooe, Die Srudt=
barrett DEG Sobens Su u~rlterbalten. @ir=
De Der Staamiit rei9er iein, ipie es Der
Sail ipdre, ipenn Den Sbiersn mebr Slice II.
GDrnerfrii6te g"efiittert piiroeu, unb miirbe
er mebr %faulen, bann mD9te er pabri9ein=
li9 ni9t 10 iebr oas @aGstbum oes Stro=
hes befDroern. SnSpii6en lit es our9aus
nidt gu tpioerratben, Stallmiit auf Wie=
lenlano alsSubreiten. gs miiroe oies elm
Mittel Iein, Die auBeroroentli6 MaIie fob
lenitoibaltiser Subitan5en, pel6e ma9erer
Stallmiit entbdlt, lOsSumeroen unb Die
folseuben Sauten peroen 10 iippis wa9=
fen, oaB lie li9 umle9en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-11-05
Treibnrg 4 &rapfel
-in-
Dpersuiue, Dubuque Co., Soma,
tatten spH
2soaros & affe GattamSea 2san6ofi,
fpwte
ftrtiss f~tnfsrrahmtu \ Gbirsn
fetseintn
9rOHeit NOrratb

unt ,msfetltn Nt Zen gersbnsrn srn Ntp Din, Sprn.
lbiv UNI llmasatne au ~ssnsistsm 8nipru6. inssm Ht xiat
aasin sttnIo bilia, isnSsn mop btaisr ~serfaaieH, ale II.
sene cine aueers 8irma "a lam.
Wa1a,b,np il uanisr ssrShnii5u yr,is' q uurantI
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-11-05

2Nan 1T erfanmt iiber Die eroBe 3abl
Gffen, uel9e jebt i'm Acknowledgements
;u Yaris gu ieben iino. @enise ipiIien
nod, uober bas tommt. Die grtldruns
liest in Solsenbem
Gin e9ifsbeliser bate elm S9iff eaui-
pirt, I'm cine Gabrt nod Yralilien su mo-
den. Inter ben idriitli9en auftrdsen,
bic er Dem S9iHstapitdn seseben bate,
mar au9 bieier: ,rapportez moi aussi l
GU 2 singes". Sic Worte l on 2 singes
waren uber 10 unbeutli4 sei9rieben, bab
Der &apitdn LOOP" leien mubte. Sieier
fam benz 8efebl treu nod unb bra6te oie=
it Miien in allen mDsli6en abarten nod 3
Monaten mad goroeaur. 9ab Die Sc
i9i6te Dem S6iHsbeiiser bOies Slut maa-
tie, ldbt li6 besreifen. Gr lieB ii6 aber
politdnbis beidnftisen, uls er Die sei6rie=
benen guftrdse aus Der Sanb oes Gapi-
tdrs Su @eii9te befam. a6t Gage lang
iuurben Die aien nun Offentli6 pertauit.-
Oie 9erpaltuns oes Acknowledgements
tens beniibte bic sinitise @elesenbeit, cine
srobe affeneOlonie ansufaufen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-11-05
So6annis6erg.-Sn Den lebten 81

So6annis6erS.-Sn Den lebten sa-
gen bes Septembers wurbe bas i6Onle
6ab Wein, bic srobe 1S61er S9lob So-
%bannisbers 9lusleie, i'm iiritli9 Metter-
ni6'i9en Seller pertauft. Sies SAB @ein
ioQ Die sr0Bte &euiiite bes S%abrbunberts
iein, nenisitens lit Der 9reis oafiir ieoen-
Ia0s Der b69ite, wel6er pobl je i'm &bein-
sau beSablt worben III, ndmli9 ipie Die
abma6uns lautet-bie Slai9e nit 20
@ulsen bere9net-fOitet oas Stid bon
400 Slaiden ben foloiialen 9reis BON
$4,000 @ulben. Ser &dufer lit Serr
Goniul Bauer, Der es fir iein @ei9dft in
Wosfau g%,fauft bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-11-05
In bic 2cfer, Die ibren @pbnprt
mcdicln!

Gsif unbebins 81 n ne II BIG, haB
tieienise EN- abpunenten, bic ibre 3ei'
tuns mad elmer anpsren pcfcfTee gu batsn MIN.
i4en, nidt ALIEN bic nsue abreNe, ipnbtrn aud
bic alte ypacffes, robin ie bas Ylatt erbaItsn
babtn, ~anssbsn. gussresm III ibnen su ttmsr-
fen, bab Der General pameiaer ansecrbnet bat,
bae Der absnnsnt eiasr 3eituns, mel
der has pcrto fir eix Sabr i'm SOraus be,ablt
bat aab Dor ablauf seRtltsn in ben Sersi6 e.
mes anbsrsn pcfamtes um3isbt BON benz pot
msifsr isinss fribsrsn @pbnurtss cine Nuit-
tuns. ibsr tas bs;ablte porto erbalten ioa, unb
bae Der ppRmsifsr res neusn YOfbe,irfs ssssn
@srssisuns Der 8 uittuus bic 3situna bic gum
atlauft Der !3eit, fir rsl&s rcraasbsablt it,
p~crtpfrei ab3uliefern bat,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-11-05
d. ). 1uiuiams & g.,

Dubuque, : +: Sopa.
ar spir MAIDEN bic ttutI6en e~anesItuts nod defenders
aufmsrfiam, Sa6 5srr No. sSelter dltn an bic 5ans stbt
UNI enrb isins ldraidbriss 8tnntnis es @siHaftts auf
spanit ale ausianit sibt. oval i4;-6 Wlt)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-11-05
Die ..SramRfnrter Saterm" brinst

folsenbe Miin9ener YoliSeiperoronuns
Sebe 9eriapmlun9 BON S6warSen unb
Gotben
SIT als b69It 4ol'rasefdbrli6 perboten,
Mber Sbeater, Gonjerte uno Bale
Sinh Su erlauben als ausnabmefale;
Ditto bic S1enfen an alien eden,
8eil ba bic 8irtb nur Die 6diier anite-
den
@lei6fans Der Yiebmartt nit O9ien uno
Sammeln,
g8eil Ii6 alloa feline Meni6en perlammeln,
Sonoern Die Sammel uno O9ien unb
6dl6er
llntereinanoer perfaufen li6 lelber.
llno bana9 1T ii9 gu ri6ten uno a9ten.
Miin9sn, I'M Monat September am g..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-11-05
2Sei,en6au in 2Ninnefota.

Daniel Gurrin bon 6iamore So, Min=
neiota, l9reibt. llnier Sooen 1T rei@er,
i4warSer 2etten, ausseSei6net fir @eiSen
unO Saier. SIN nod ni6t aussebauten
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-11-05
Nemes 6eibGft
lit
girdsu paramsHtsa Il Wrnamsntsn
Cbenbrett s Nbler,

Ro. 100 @eeo : strabe, benz Union Depot
seseniber in Wilpaufee, sSiaeonfn.
yDir srlduten uns, Der Srarlreissn @etfli6tdt infer
eager ppn q r6enraar en. ieEie Si6ern une giiffpasartt.
tsa iu iussrf tilissn grsiien su ~smpfsblsi IA mir in
streete gerbineuno nit eurppdiibtn c6ufsra serstsn tnO
unb ben Smpprt eer s9aaren ielbt ttiereer, 10 Tam bic
Strrnd ;u ben Htp gcrter grsIen ptrfauf n. Sefteaungen
Dereen i&nsa unh ssipifentaft befrret ron
Secnbrett u. Sbier.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-11-06
The Firemea's Parade at STATE
Fair.

Responding 70 the order Of Chief Engi-
neer Thomas Green, the several companies
| eoEn posing the Department appointed tht
| following committees
sTacEsgz- No. R L Sanders, ". T
Holland. A SpengIsr, D Harrington ]. L
Power.
Gem, NJ. a--John G. eastman, George
Mcdonnell, J. C. Rietti, r. Sprolez, David
Ewing
Pearl HooE aAd Ladder. No. 81. c.
Gum. J. ". Langley, Wallace Harrington.
John Vlrden. Miles Hardy.
Al fall meeting Of the Joint Committee
held on TUESDAY night il was determined
70 iavite the Fire Companies Of Canton.
Brookhaven. summit " Washington. No. 3, OF
Vicks burg. and the Chief Engineer and
other officers Of the V.cksbarg Fire Depart
1sent. Messrs J L. Power, ". I. Holland
J 40. o. eastman Robert Sproles, L c.
GuEu and J. " Langley, we're appointed
Committee OF Invitation. TIE inEitzuons
% ere q once ferwa rded. a Finance Com
mittee was sPpoiaJed consisting OF Messrs
L L. Gum ". 7. Holland and B. L. Jor-
dan. Tie visiting hreInen are % be r3et bv
TIE Jackson Fire Department, on their Az
rival 81 depot, and 10 De their guests while
here The parade and trial Of engines will
lake place on Friday OF Pair week. The de-
tails viii be announced IN due time BIZ the
Chief Engineer.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-11-06

-r ~YNoD OF IssIssIFFI-Whlch
Mas a- HazlsagTst last Weeh--aaIa fiiei y
-1-at Is Canton next year ne az zee
a.. large. and the proceedings Of Gnu
- Interest. The synod unanimously
--s--es s. III movement for south
--.--z-a University. wltb endowment Of
....r a.4aa. AL important paper O. the
...s.-- LII. taz relation q tie Church 10 the
people prepared 5y Or. Palmer
-.- s-.4l. a.a4--y adopted a Al overture =
... .--.a-a. A Assem- bly, Action ca the r.
.-- lra1t Of Oakland College vas &C.
-s rE next meeting. Rev. A. Il
-.-..-r presided a. Moderator. Tie people
E1 r-S ef5ese- ne -7V-'-- =
.-.s and sgers l1-tilte3 ia thelr AosFl-
.---.. IA, lleu lE-s-
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-11-06
The Great Inter IA a q" III a
.~4wfe. Museum. Aquarium
and Circus

--es..r- aauea colossal o1o~ viii P1t
...-.rse Ia oa- ei-r or Thursday.
.s. :. .a--- giving exhibitions afternoon
..- ...H.. srz-y 1l1az about l--4s monster
-.-.. l. ..--=.... on ea the most liberal scale.
...... .aasl yeats sre re4llrvd IL exhibit
...a.sr, ~ the tlorlluas 9--rt "a
.. -..... ...--l-c- 81 8. large and pow eriuI
...-ra.-.. .f living wil4 animals The
....-.... y, .-s.Ae1 - reple1Iou wita novel;
...-r d. .#sa order The Aquarium l.
.r..F newer before presented IL any ex-
rH- Circus has perhaps never
.. -.. "a ay shy a. ge>-Ei4- eAHl oIIlon
.-... ..-at-- visited lhr so4lu- \ grand
.-4. ..-s.a vll take place Oh Thursday
-a- i. -.---o-k- Iltrl-l UcilE = AyiHg
.- .s.-. .a ..a streets, elephants. cs-ulel=-
are. IF. aa=.re relaur forming = holiday
...res... d. sa.. all.s IL leBE- L. Inc success
Id ;as 45reA.I t=razliou-l, We are inform
IL. L. +y-rysFAere been most complete.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-11-06
DIED.

At the residence Of Ms. Fannie Barr, il
this city, Tuesday morning, October =. Mr.
CHARLES = " OH, about - years OF age
Mr.. Work As raised near this city, and
was v ell known by al cur citizens. Du-
ring the late war be served ia Lees army
Is private, ia Company X. 18Th Missis-
>ippi Volunteers, and participated II most
OF the great battles Z y hich that army " A.
engaged. " bile in the service OF has
country, he professeu religion and became
q mem Der Of the Baptist Church Both 81
soldier OF his country ana OF the Lord
he fought the good fight and kept the tAilh-
lie leaves a wife and child 10 mourn his
early death de WAS inferred with appro-
pirate ceremonies by Pearl Lodge No 3
4. + and A. NJ, Of which be " As mem
Der.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-11-06
Citation Notice.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.

1 Il 4 L W Al>-l@~A1
Supreme Court October term A J. lS73.
Bank 81 Mississippi
70. $50
stephen Duncan Au4 Lewis Z Marshall
ON read NJ and fling affidavit of n. L
~ NugenI, Solicitor 4lT TIE cguulalua1-
and IL appearing 10 The satisfaction Of tbt
Cour1 therefrona thai STEPHEN Duncan Henri
z. Duncan and Samuel Davis. Executors # the
last viii and testament Of Stephen Duncan
deceased are en-reslaeuIs Of Tins State. AZ
that their place Of residence and post-s11ce 81
dress Is New York IN The State q NeH 5rk
L Is therefore ordered. that the said SIeEh-
en duncan, Henry 2. duncan and Samuel
Davis enter their appearance herein q or be
fore the next term OF this Court Re holden
al Jackson, II the state of Als.IssIppi. On the
third Monday Of April next and snow cause
f any they can why this cause should lot BE
revived against Them OF sGErz=nI o -tvl
w8lI be entered thereon sCcar111g T. liz
prayer Of me appellant.
And il i further ordered. that Z copy q
this order be published n the kKKLT Ga
KIoS q public newspaper Of this state, pub
llsnei II the city Of Jackson. for fear weeks
successfully al least once II e8ca week, and
forwarded 10 TIE said Executor. respective
=, 81 their Post-o-nce address de=-g Da1ed L
The affidavit herein
And j j. further ordered, that sliss
sclre faelAs herein issue aEaiusI the said Tx
tcuiors 10 The SheTIfs Of the counties q Ad-
ans and lssR9aenA, returuable 10 Tie April
term Of tins Court
4 true copy from the Minutes
Attest,
lsEAL} wv. MCKEE, Clerk.
ae9s-4E
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-11-06
MIS- SI@SIPPI COLLEGE
CLINTON, MISS

THE Twertv-Ihird Annual Session Of this
l. Institution viii open sept - 1873
By order q the Board O Trustees. the old
sul usual col Iege curriculum q studies has
been changed into The unIvers " system.
For the ensaIEE ysaT the College al. be Or
gained upon SIX Schools ard Preparatory
Department VIZ:
School Of MsntaI ana Nora Science, tsughr
by ghe President
School q Greek Pref
School Of Latin Prof H c Tinberl4ke
School q Mathematics. Pref NJ T. Martin
School Of Nat Sciences Prof =. 4 "a hiIrel3
School q English. Prof --
Preparatory Teacher, Prof D : Burch-
4 student completing any che Of these
Schools VIII be entitled 70 Diploma for Ire
same.
Arrangements are II progress also for fal
and thorough Commercial Course, and ais
for Course n French and German
AL the adF Antages afforded By or best Il
s1itutions Of learning can be enjoyed II Ms
sissippi College
Board in private families, SIS 10 SIS pei
month.
Fer further information send for catalogue
address the President. Rev. V. :. Webb
Clinton. Miss " T. RATLIFF.
iy3l-3m Pres Hesrd Of Trustees.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-11-06

We beg - call especial attention ia fba
announcement made IN another column. -,
Robinson 4 Stevens. thar In view OF L.
SIGHT times they viii throw their eati7s
steck on The market al tie low bargain @,
Jen per cent above cost We may safely
say that no better opportunity to make de-
slr@ole purchases can be found anywhere
Their goods are row. well selected and 81
Tie most varied character, Give them .
CAL and 80 for yourselves. oct So-sw
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Fifth Annual Fair.
Monday, Nov. 10,
The Premium List


ONE 70 tbe meet dee Irar 10 and tr-. .a.a.f.
~ J. .Eces In AnrtA Mlss ~ ffs4 st.lsfs a
Earula county. ulfrIL nile n El.HtH.
one ~ tre ulrsf thriving trwrs 81 gre ~ -s. --
-rti and TenueEsef Railroad. fEe uFrcrn-
men a consist ~ ta0 hundred and $685. Lrrta
urder cultivation. cretE and t...nr .Er.
uhile the huflliEFa with tte r.- 1erel lla.a
which nave beeI veil preserved are slt1li-l
upon the ridge healthy Occasion only 5 ta.f
mile from The rAllrund. TIE buildings consist
q 8 splendid gin house press. etc. lnra-e aUt
Substantial err be- and stables. Eu1l dwell NJ
win handsome yard ana large woods isi ar-
joining splendid orchard. fine cif-err- with
several wells upon the pluce-every ttirE Fra
good sIhte q repair. The Whole fraci ruu-
Trlses about i've hundred hrreH. w. iN cell
II lee wagons. etc with place 81 desired.
Inquire q q. p AALE
Care q R0otes Co. Memphis Teun-
oc1-4wa Or On the PREMISES.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-11-06

ORDERS filed ST the shortest ne-ice- OF
~ clal Ora wings and circulars coatslulu :
full particulars forwarded free uP4n aPPllca-
tEon-
Al prizes sold y Is eashed o. presentation
The three last drawings Of this year viii
take place On October 70, November olh aud
November 1j.n
Tie Grand EEtraordInary, wltb the Capital
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-11-06

w ar 4" IIae E&uifc we have de-
--l-el war against couuterfeitcrS- 2u1 We
mean ~ riEat il OAK When diseases Of The
h56aeys or Of the p-ocreariye organs pros
g-a1e you, take beimaold's Buchu. Tt
genuine heimbala> Bachu may be known
1y tae private Eropriel4ry stamp al II. I.
Helm bold, on eaea bottle, and Is fully war
r4ltad ioT diseases et The kidneys and ur5-
nary organs. sold 10y druggists everv-
where.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-11-06
SummerVille Institute.
A Boarding school for Boys and
Young Wen.

Eleven Niles from ShuqUalSk- Mobile and
One Railroad
Animal Session begins Firs1 Mendav IL octe-
Der emi-Ann1al Terms begins ThIra
A1ndsv of February. snd closes The
LSsI Thursday n June
THE PRINCIPAL takes pride n announcing
i . the public ne opening q The Zlst 4 L.
mai Session Ct his School Two sd3if5onzl
teachers have been e1p-UTed- one graduate
from Eve e the le895ng schools Of the { nIvsr-
si1v q XIrElnis; the other S o1su1 EUzSAe3
graduate znd TuEs- from uns e tie leA5zEE
colleges o. TIE country
No school. public or private shall su-Tass
Suunervllle Institute IN the extent and sound
ness Of lis Instruction and II the high I0Ee
and bearing Of It's students
Al the elementary. commercial DR1hsrz 81
icHI scientific Aa3 classical branches are
taught French and German VII receive es-
TaecI2l attention
sixty student VII ne received
Fer particulars address
Ghalson ?. O. Noxuhee Co Miss
TEQS. 3 GATHRI6HT- A NJ
ixs4sm PrInciFss1
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-11-06

THE WILSON SEWING MACHINE
IT.. Gregg TIE representative Of The Wilson
wing Machine Company telegraphs a
Joss - IHE CLARION from The Fair a
Macon. Ca I'VE E-ye taken 5-ht first
-.-z5a lus ou Sewing Machines aad sam
.-.-~ Tbs company has given notice thai
proposes b compete lor The honors Of The
EL.--s--5H. state Pair next - eek
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Under date Of July 18Th, Gen Jno. D. Free
man writes
Oar daughters 8-e sincerely attached ~
Capt Smith. has family. and teachers 3 the
ATHES ECE, 2n1 mite with ne II cur express
son q gratitude for your u1ceAslng care and
Kindness 70 them alike II slckne-s and Il
bealth- We have been made feel th2t CIR
children sre - home al TIE ATHEs I'm Their
advancement II education hs. also been very
gratifying and their anrf1-= - 49, -
he school 5y1D-3m
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-11-06

The Hibernian Benevolent and NJ 4
Association "Ill hold their regular monthly
meeting on Thursday evening next 4 full
attendance Is solicited. a. business OF i'm
p0rlaHce viii be transacted
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Central Female Institute
Clinton. Himds Co. Miss
Ssv. Walter E;.Eaa. 1-. =, PTsss6e---

SISTED hv large a1d shle FacEl5y-
A viii begin its Twerty-hrsG AeaasE1e
Yesr on Tuesday, September Esd
The last session Was emlnsEtly Prosperous
Over xwenry-1hree FER cent mere pupils En-
fa-ea han were IN attendance the previous
year and a rreAfeF number thaR h&a hee1
cs4slorued since 1890 o.
IRE President. having resigned the Presi-
Sencx IF Mississippi College which he has
bela falntly for the last six years vii herr
after give his undivided attention to tie In
1erSenee ana energies he VII denbtlesS ee
able 70 elevate the Character q the iaStstIf1on
even shave What il has hitherto possessed
For catalogues or other InforD&s10n sdaress
The President OF the Faculty.
- ROBERT KELLS,
President Board Of Trustees,
CIaton, Mss, JAY p lssS Es4-SH
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D,T. NJ :. Graft and lady have bean called
70 mourn lie dealt other infant daughter
LETITIA. The funeral took place from the
Episcopal Church OF TUESDAY morning..
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: 90 % 90

Takes PLACE Decem Der ISIS
Orders for sad Grand Ex1r1oriinsrE Draw
sing should be given with al possible aEiIcI-
ration B0RNIO & BROTHER
Commission Merchants ana Importer q
Havana Cigars and Leaf T0racce.
oc}u-3EB7 - t5rav1.-r street New Orleans.
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.n~.iaI Train from McComb City.

y AIEA ; TIT. NJ . --'7'+
-.r L. paaEE- .Ssr-ssG-g S-ate Fz1--
4aa are authorized - announce thai
.-4-z.l t-a.a VIII run between AcConb
-..r ana Jackson. 4u5 return on Friday
t..s4aa z L. FRosT.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-11-06

The Rev. Dr.. Forman, Of Canton
vii preach ~ The Presbyieriau Church on
Friday and Saturday nights, and also on
next Sabbath.
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Hall School.
A HIGH SCHOOL FOR BOYS
Montgomery, Ala.
SESSION 1673-'74.

R7-REv H WILMER. Visitor.
REv 4. STRIAGF ELL0N, D. D Rector.
KEY MEADE, fCnIverslty of \ 3 PIN
cipal Instructor Il Ancient Language
z h MEADE Washington and Lee 2lT-,
Va NJ D. instructor II AaIheUatlcz and
Chemistry
NM- {. GR0SsMAS. 1ate Asst Prof Nod.
LanEs Univ. Va. Instructor II Modern L4n-
Eusves ana Asst. Instructor II English
REvH STRINGFELLOW, L. D.. Instructor
Il BeIles-Lettsr=-
TIE Scholastic Year begins OCTOBER /
Is75 and closes June 25lA, 1874, And eL- braces
Two terms
CEAEGEs:
Tuition and board per %
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La Ise Time st money pAnIcs every body
-ss TO practice economy, and 10 them Ro0-
-LE1aS. stating Ia4t they have reduced
-s.- entire sock Ia cash aod ten per cent.
W. cash. Cotton or wool BUYERS should
make e note Is glis- 10 6-2g