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COURsE OF srUDY.

Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, English Gram
mar, Geography, with the use OF Globes Al
zebra, history, Rhetoric, the Elements of
Botany, Mental and Natural Philosophy, As
tronomy, optics, Chemistry, etc: Plain Sew
ing, Marking, Needlework, Embroidery, Ia
pestry and Beadwork, in all their variety
Drawing, Painting, Music on the Harp Piano
and Guitar; and the Latin, French, Germa n
Italian and Spanish Languages; Lessons and
Exercises in Polite Literature will also be
given, the Institution being provided with a
good Library Tor the purpose.
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Purltx. s.rength. Economy.

These three requisites are combined il
DooLEY's well known YEAST POWDER. A
each ingredient entering into its eompes-
ton is free from any deleterious or injur-
Gus substances, the purity and full strength
of each article is guaranteed in the mant-
facture; and as one pound of DoOleys
Yeast Powder will last a third longer i'm the
culinary department than the vast majority
of Baking Powders in market it proves
eonclusively that it is the most economics.
Convenient to have in the house, and un-
versally produces light and elegant fool.
For sale by all Grocers.
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The simplest is what you want.
Is the mplest THE VICTOR Sewing Machine
Before the People.


Imi1atOr1 and their schemes come
to grief at last. Only original discoveries
like that of DR.. Helmbold stand the test OF
time. Helmbold's Buchu, which is the only
extract of that wonderful shrub that real
ICES its wonderful virtues, is still relied
upon to cure kidney mplaint, female dis
orders, impotency, gravel, the effects of dis
sipation, and all troubles of the urinary or.
gans in either sex. This steadily success
full medicine is recommended by physicians
Beware of counterfeits. John F.. Henry,
New York. Sole Agent.
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Honest men are here in our midst who are
from the North. Some were civilians, and
some were soldiers in the Federal army
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EDUCATIONAL.
GINA
MALE IN INSTITUTES.
SrAUNTON, va.
BIZ. z. 2. PhiIirs. M. a.. Pras;dani

Rev. 2. z. Philips. L. A., : President
| A SISTED by corps OF twenty-five expe
"A rleuced officers will open its Twenty
/ eighth Annual Session. Sept 10 1878
| Location accessible from all points by rail
AMI is undoubtedly one OF the most salubriou,
| region IN the Union.
| The Buildings, with over eighty apartments
| are elegant ana we'll furnished.
The Grounds embrace four acres, with walks
| and shade trees
| The course OF studies is coInprised in ten
schools, conducted by graduates Of our best
institutions.
The school Of music is conducted bv seven
Professors and Teachers Of Vocal Music, with
unsurpassed advantages.
Modern Languages taught by natives with
pre-eminent success.
During the recent session there were pupils
from fifteen States. 1t has long possessed the
patronage Of the best people of the Southern
States.
TestinOmImls
From Gen R. E. Lee, Gen. F. H. Smith. and
Gen. VIM. II. Pendleton.
The undersigned have had daughters edu-
Gated at the Virginia Female Institute, under
the care Of the Rev. X. IL. Phillips They.
therefore, know II to be an admirably con-
Quoted and superior institution for Young
ladies, and they cordially recommend il to fa-
vor even beyond its past extensive patronage
From Hon. VIM. Ballard Preston.
Committing my third daughter to your care.
thereby express my increased confidence.
for confess, as Nirginian, l am proud OF
your institution.
From Hon B. C. Yancey, Of Georgia.
To select a school for my daughter, l per-
sonally inspected the most eminent iustitu-
tons even far north as New York, and
finally fixed upon yours. Her success justi-
ned my choice
From Hon. R. W. Walker, Of Alabama.
Providence placed in my way a catalogue
Of your institution, and a two years residence
Of my daughter in your family has given me
unq qualified cause Tor gratitude.
From HON. Mrs. A. T. Caperton, Of W Va.
have prayed that your life might be spared
TO educate my youngest daughter the nth we
have had under your care.
Terms for Fall Annual Session.
Board, including furnished room, fuel and
servants attendance, and Tuition with full |
collegiate course embracing hve schoolsl /
go. Music, Languages, Drawing, Painting, /
Callsthenlcs, including Skating /
md Archery, at usual charges.
For Catalogue, with ull information, adj |
lress REV. r. II. PHILLIPS
Jy3I-lm stanton, Va.
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Now Aarerfiaemenr..

Nozareth Acadensy, Bardstown, KY.
Union Female College, Oxford, Mss
. A Labor SartRg IRCsEtioR-Ihe Stiles Cot
ton Press
For Sage-Sixty-one lots i'm West Jackson.
Copdrfnership-J. II. Boyd e Son.
Epencerfan Double Elastic Steel Pens
fvison, Brakeman, Taylor a CO., N. Y.
MeetiRg-Friends OF Temperance.
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For Sale.

GIXTY-ONE LOTS in West Jackson These
- lots fronting on each side the New Orleans
and Jackson Railroad and on South and Gal
latin streets, and lying opposite the residences
of Messrs. L. Richardson, B. q Bankston and
John Taylor These lots are very desira BILE
for either residence or business purposes, and
will be sold either by single lots or In blocks.
For terms etc, apply to
C. LOMBARD, Civil Engineer,
Vicksburg, Miss.
B-see plan of lots at Green's Bank, Jack
son, Miss sep4-lm
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Farrant's EFprrescent SeItger ADerieDt

Issimply the living fountain of health, in
the form of powder capable of being con-
verified into a bnbbling, flashing fac smile
of the liquid product of nature in one MN
ute Armed with this antidote, all climates
and every atmospheric change may be
faced without fear. As a remedy in mala-
rious fevers, stomach complaints, irregular
tiles OF the bowels, nervous disorders, men,
tai depression, headache, an overflow of
bile, dropsical ailments, nausea and con-
stipation, it has no equal. For sale by all
grocers.
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The :. Victor" has self-setting needl


The pamphlet list Of premiums for Fifth
Monday in October next. viii Be ready for
distrihukEon BIZ the a0th inst. Copies will
be sent to any address on application, and
packages OF the pamphlets will be sent to
friends of the Fair who will be kind enough
to distribute them in their several eommu-
mites The Undersigned will be obliged
for immediate notice from such as are will
ing to thus aid the State Fair. Address
il. PowER, Secretary. q
TaoIS..n Iulv-a 1879
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A Labor-Saving Invention.

N'HE L. W. LILIES COTTON PRESS" was
L. exhibited in Jackson the 18th. Sept Two
men packed a heavy bale Of cotton hard
that the ties burst after leaving the Press. 1t
is very highly recommended by all the citi-
zens who witnessed its performance. 1t is
simple, convenient, cheap and durable. 1t
possesses such superior advantages in the
lever power to enable two men to pack the
heaviest bales in from three to five minutes
after the box is flled-though horse power
may be used when desirable. We solicit the
attention of planters to this very important
improv ement.
The Inventor may be in Jackson some time
yet for the purpose of selling rights and
presses.
The Press irons may be obtained at C. Will
Iiams Foundry.
Now is the lime for those wanting cheap
Presses.
We append the certificates of some of our
well-known citizens:
We the undersigned certify that we have
witnessed the performance OF l.. w. Lilies
Cotton Press and pronounce it a cheap, con-
venient and durable press.
We saw bale of cotton packed on " which
weighed five hundred and twenty-six pounds.
Two men packed it in less than eight minutes
L Rutherford, w Jones, John Fletcher,
A Virden, w Sherrington, Thomas Hill,
G Subway, NJ NJ Gassway, Williams,
I L Hines, Brown, Boyd.
We the undersigned certify that we saw a
NJ. Hines, in Rankin county. One man packed
bale v hich weighed four hundred and sixty
pounds, in i've minutes after the box was
fled
NJ Hines, Sam Asher, WI Hines,
r II Hines, 10 Huber. sep4-lm
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
schools Of Science and HprnrfGrur
H.mhnwnunwFn-

A FFORD special advantage FOX general
"A scientific education aud for thorough.
practical training IN The professions OF Teach
or of Science, Civil Engineer. Mining Eupi.
neer, Architect, Chemist, Motallwgist. Farm
err Druggist, etc. and for employment boz pub
lie service leoast survey, ctc.) Session opens
TENBAkER, See y, T.. o. University 81 viz
ginia, Va auZl-lm
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FRIENDS OF The men,
bers Of Jackson Council No. 60, Friends of
Temperance, are requested to be prompt in
their attendance at the Hall of the Gem Fire
Company, at their next meeting, Friday
evening, So o'clock, September 9Th, 1873.
BY order of the President.
H. Ell. HINES, Sec'y.
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Grecian landscape painting, in imitation of
oil cOlOrs, the MezzotintO and Polish water
colors, make for each course of lessons, in
each style, an extra charge of ten dollars
Payments TO be made IN advance for each
session. -
charge of three dollars per week will be
made for students remaining in the Acade-
my during vacation.
No boarder will be taken for less than a
session.
No reduction will be made for absence un-
less oceasloned By sickness. sep4-3m
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AaSaW Female Col
PONTOTOC, MISS

ID r. WITHERsPOON President. Mr.. Tn.
i ma Mitherspoou, Miss N a. White. Miss
r. l.. Mitchell, Miss NJ FtIersou
Total expenses for five months. tlOi .U f.
RllI 3d. au.I....
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THE RoT IN CoTToN.-Mr. j. F.
Hinson, planter of Kinds county,
brought to this Office yesterday three
stalks of cotton, the bolls of which were
entirely destroyed by rot produced by
the bug described in Wales Agricultu-
raj Report of Mississippi, p. IA. He
informs us that the rot is prevalent in
the fields in his vicinity. We have had
similar reports from other portions of the
State. o~Te s nT1W
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RAIIRoAD DIRECTORY.
Revised rIMK TABLES.
cKsRuRG 8 MERIDIAN RAILRoAD.

yICKsBURG & MERIDIAN RAILROAD.
Schedule taking effect May "a. 1871
GOING EAsT-Passenger train leaves Vieks-
burg at 400 Pm, arrive at Jackson at o4
and leaves at 7:l0 PM, reaching Meridian
at Lilo at night.
GOING WESf-Leaves Meridian at 1:55 AN,
arrives at jackson at 7:55 An, and Leaves
at&I5, Feaches Vlcksburg at 1l:O5 An.
FREIGHT TRAIN-LeaEes jackson daily,
going East 81 7l0 Pm, and goes West a
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'TcstinIOnfnIs.

From Chairman of Faculty
UstvEBsITY OF Vurrr,I
March 3l, 1878
Having learned that Mr.. r. Krv Mend. ..
Virginia, will take charge ct the HauUr.
Hall High school, in Montgomery. AIaIHr.4.
bear testimony very cordially to hta HI.H
qualifications for the position Mr. Nrnda f..
an alumnus Of the University Of KfrgIu..
and a distinguished teacher Of Ancient L.I.
guages who has prepared "a number .f .f..
dents very thoroughly for the Unworthy
believe that under his administration t...
Hammer Hall School viii prove "a strong HI-
ditiOn 10 the educational forces of s iuLarUH
CHAs. 3. KESAHLE, Prof MuthcmatIe-
From the Faculty CT University of va.
We confidently commend fI..
claims of Mr.. Meade end bis School t5 n.l
friends Of the UnIyersiiy and Of lib cral cuIf.r.
in the South.
B. i. GTLDERsLEEvE, Prof Of Greek
w. Il. PETERs, Prof. Of Latin
WM II. MCGUFFEY Prof Of Nor Phil
J. l. CABELL, NJ. d.. Prof Of Phys. surr .
J VI. DAVIS, NJ. d.. Prof Anat & Mat Med
GEo. FRED. HOLMEs Prof OF Hist H LIf
FRAScIs II. SNTH, Prof OF Nat PIN.
J. W. MALLErr, Prof. Op. Chem
For circulars, etc, address Principal. U4r-
ner Hall, Montgomery, Ala. au2sUw
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WV. o. CHAPMAs. Secretary.

INFORMATION WANTED.-Just before
our late war Thomas Pattison. a builder
If he is now living any inform alton con-
corning him win be thankfully received by
Martin L. Pattison, Savage p. o., Howard
Co, Maryland.
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A POLITICAL ADvENTURER

who lives more than thousand miles be-
yond your borders? Will you risk thirty
millions of dollars on his word? VIII you
risk so much on the resolutions of this Con-
yention? All, my countrymen. elect this
man and to you / fear all hope is lost! Let
him remoddle your courts-let him appoint
this man Hill, of Nicksburg to the supreme
brought disgrace on the name OF Chancellor.
man who while holding the office of
Chancellor, that he might serve Amas. per-
petrated fraud on the people OF Smith
county by having himself certified as del
egate to this Convention from a county
Which lies u hundred miles from his home.
Shame on
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Under date Of July 18Th, Gen Jno. D. Free

Under date Of July l3th Gen Jno. D. Free
man writes
Our daughters are sincerely attached t0
Capt. Smith, his family and teachers at che
ATHEN EuM, and unite with me In our expires
sion Of gratitude for your unceasing care and
kindness 20 them alike in sickness and VA
health; we have been made 10 feel that our
children are a. home a. the ArHEN Bun. Their
advancement In education has also been very
gratifying, and their anxiety % return gives
ample evidence Of their own satisfaction with
the school," jylQ-8m
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Nazareth Academv.

n a R B a NJ I'D - wv, nAH-
GLASSES will De resumed ON W,Trsaf.t
- Sept. lst
lt Is greatly 20 The advantage ot yuUIIs o..
enIcrat the beginning Of the session.
For Catalogues or any information desired.
apply TO the Mother Superior. Nazareth, near
Bardstown, Ky. itIU-gH
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SHALL THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY OF MIS-
SIPPI DISBANDp

Three thousand miles away, in
another hemisphere, s2arkles the Settler
Spring. In every drug store in America
you may obtain its equivalent, put it in
your pocket and carry it with you to the
worlds end if you choose.
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1t will soon be time to begin making up
clothing for fall and winter. Robinson &
Stevens have the Victor Sewing Machine
for sale, and it is the machine you want. If
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Buy Dollar Admission Ticket to the
Fair. The investment may bring you
two thousand dollars in gold.
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At Byram, Miss, on the 18th of August,
1873 By Rev. lessee Woodah. CHARLES GAL
YAM and Miss SALLIK A. HoGGs all of
Byram.
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ROANOKE COLLEGE j..
SALEM, VA.
Twenty-Rrsf Session, 1887 q. BE.
gins sept q, and Closes
June ~.

CoURSE OF study rs high "a that of any
- College in Virginia
Literary Societies of first rank Extensive
Libraries, Reading Room, Cabinet ana Labor
atOry.
Location unsurpassed In America.
The abundance OF the Roanoke valley ron.
ders the expenses very moderate For ..a.
sion of ten months, (tnclUdiug Board Tuition
Fuel Lights, Washing, etcaJ about s1u
Students from l9 States and Tcrri5IrIrs
"a For Catalogues and further iufurr.r-
ton address REv. ID. r. UlrTLE. ID. Do.
jyl0-8m Prts.H,r.
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There are many things in the world TINT
are useful, but we know of nothing so u.s.
full in family as one of the celebrated Viz
tor Sc wing Machines If
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EDUCATIONAL
Memphis Conference Female
Institute.

TNALL session begins first Monday iu Som
IL tember, and the Spring session rle fourth
Monday in January.
Charges and terms remain me samr. Send
for a catalogue. A. W. JONES.
jy2-3m President
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SLATE SPRINGS NALE AND TENALE COLLEGE.
KENTUC RY
MILITARY INSTITUTE

SIX Mics from n Tn mhMOFN.
THIS College presents superior advantages,
Il among which may be enumerated a full
Faculty with superior men in every depart
ment, an unusually full course Of study
strict military discipline, and exemption from
temptations that ordinarily attend college life
in town or city.
The discipline Of the camp, combined with
the com forts of home life, can hardly be found
elsewhere. Parents solicitOus for the moral
as well as the mental culture of their sons can
not do better than to send them TO this School.
The Twenty-eighth Academic year will be-
gin on Monday, Sept. LIST, 1873. Send for Cat
alogue to COL. X. T. Z. ALLEN,
Superintendent,
jy 3l-lm Farmdale. Franklin Co, Ky.
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WASHINGTON, MISS. Aug. 10, 1873.
J. L. POWER, EsQ.-EnclOsed find two
dollars. for which please send me two daily
admission tickets to the Annual Exhibit
ton. | want the numbers = and - and no
others. Hoping that the selection will not
be too much trouble, and wishing you ev-
cry success, II.
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The hest is the Cheapest.

The Nome xplosive Petro Oil sold by Hn.
J. Brown, Sr., jackson, Mississippi, makes TIE
cheapest cleanest and most beautiful light
any oil or burning fluid in use. 1t has stool
the most severe tests without explosion,
--# a--sf@ mal-6m
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Eclectic Institute for Young Ladies
SEA A8I baltimore. MA.

NUMBER Of pupils limited to forty. For
In circulars apply to the Principal, Mrs.
Letitia Tyler Semple, Of Virginia.
Nv 24-2m
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University Of Virginia.
NIEDICAI. SCHOOL.

INiE next session lforty-niuthJ will com.
4 menee Oct. I, 1873, and continue for uiur
months, offering great advantages 10 the dill.
gent student for thorough training iu the prIu.
clples Of his profession. For catalogues up.
ply 10 WIN. WHITEWATER, Scc'y Faculty.
r o. University Of Virginia, Va. 2l-lm
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TIcKFAw, La. Aug. 13, 1873.

j. J.. POWER. SEc'Y-T enclose two dol
lars for two tickets. Please send me the
following numbers: =, -. | think | can
dispose of twenty-five tickets for you at
this place. w.
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Hammer Hall school.
HIGH SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
SEES SION 1873 80.
; REy. r n WTLWER- VIgIT0r-

RT. REV r H. WILMER. Visitor.
REv u. sIRlNGFtLLOW. j.. D.. Rector.
f. KEY MADE (Unversty ol VaI Prime
cipal, Instructor IN Ancient Language
X. K MEADE, washington AID De- Uu....
Va NJ. D., Instructor iu MathcmaUes and
Chemistry.
WM G. GRESHAM, Gatc Assn Prof W.I
LAngs, Univ. Va Instructor. Do Modern LHu.
guages and Asst. Instructor iu ErpIurI.
KEy. H. sIkiNGtELLOW, ID. r., instructor
in Belles-Letters.
The Scholastic Year begins OCTOB d y.
two terms.
CHARGES
Tuition and board por ............ .Ia, gI
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CAYUGA, Miss, Aug. Is, 1873.

~ CAfUGA, MISS, AUG TO, 1873.
CAPT. j. L. LAKE-Enclosed find three
dollars, sent to you for Nos. -,-,-. Ii
these numbers are sold send others; but
send these ii you have them, as had q
dream. and am in a superstitious mood. If
you will send me some of your tickets. l
think l can probably dispose of one hun
dred. 900 Es-- r s-Z II.
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Central Female Institute


Rev. Walter Hilman, IL. D., President,
A SISTED by a large and able Faculty.
"A will begin its Twenty-frst Academic
Year on Tuesday, September 28d
The last session was eminently prosperous.
Over twenty three per cent. more pupils en-
tered than were in attendance the previous
year, and a greater number than had been
catalogued since lSGO-Gl.
The President having resigned the Presi-
dency of MissIssippi College, which he has
held jointly for the last SIX years, will here
after give bis undivided attention TO the In
stitute. BY concentrating thus his entire ex-
perience and ener1 les, he will doubtless be
able 10 elevate the character Of the institution
even above what IL mas hitherto possessed.
For catalogues or other Information address
the President OF the Faculty.
President Board of Trustees
Clinton, Miss, July %, 1873. iy3l-3m
SLATE SPRINGS MALE AND FEMALE COLLEGE.
TINE Second Annual Term will begin Sep
Il TENDER 1st, 1873
TERMS
Literary Department, from $40 TO $25 per
session.
Music Department, So per month; use Of
piano, 81 per month.
All payable in advance, unless special
agreement is made.
Board from $40 to Sl2 per month
For particulars address
FULLER FOX. Prinsipal,
Slate SPRING.,
jy2I2m Calhoun County, Miss.
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COTTON PLANT. MES. Aug. 10. 1873.

COTTON TLANI, MES, Aug. 10, 1913.
Col PowER-Enclosed find five dollars,
for which send me tickets to State Fair. /
assure you that no Mississippisn can feel
citation than (, but find it impossible to
attend the exhibition. Send me the tickets
and maybe I'll get srecial premium-tny
how I'll wait and see. w.
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If you want your guns, pistols or locks
repaired, go to O'Sullivan's gunsmtth shop.
he does good work for cash.
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MIssIssIPpI cENrRAL.


Schedule taking effect July "a, 1879
MAIL AIN-Leaves Canton, going North
al $50 AN arrives at g. Mile Siding fo'
breakfast. al D: IS A. N. and Grand J Junction fo
dinner, at LOO Pm.
EXPRESS TRAIN-Leaves Canton, goink
North, at Z, Pm, arriving at jackson, Tenn.
next morning at zoo.
COMING SOUTH-Express trains arrive at
Canton at 1880 PM Express, ll:3O AN.
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THE BAPTIST DENoMINATION IN NIL
sIssIPPI.-From the proceedings OF the 3lfl
Annual Baptist State Convention, now be-
ing printed at this office, we compile tie
following statistics OF the denomination il
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Mass MEETING.
Turn Out! Turn Ont!

There will be a mass meeting Of the an
I'll Radicals of the First District of Kinds
county, at the Representatives Hall, on
Monday SIh inst, al SO'cIOclE, u IN. >,
To appoint delegates to the Meridian Con-
vention, and take such other action as may
be deemed necessary.
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Rates OF Tuition per Session Or
Forty Weeks:

One-half Of the expenses of the scholastic
year must be paid in advance at 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-
logues. iYl6-3m
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EsTIMATE On ENPENsEs

Will be sent by return mail We solicit a
cOmpa rison Of our terms and advantage with
those offered by any other institution
Circulars, etc, free.
Address wa. A. SMITH, AM, ND
Secretary.