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TO PREVENT GRAY HAIR
THE
THE

GLANDS unequaled-having proved Us viz
- tues al Sixteen different Expositions and
Fairs. 'Tis clear as crystal; leaves no sui
phur or other bad smell on the hair, but fine
perfume Never changes the hair TO ridiculous
red or pink, only natural light brown OF
black is the result in few applications -
Stains neither hands, scalp clothing. Cures
da ndruff stops he hair from falling olti, and
cures any headache within ten minutes.
J. F. Fugezi. Manufacture and Proprietor,
New York City and Sacramento, Cal. Ask
your druggist, and give it fair trial. Z. Z.
WARD & BRO, Agents, 2l5 Main ST. Mem
phis.
BUCK BAILEY,
mar27 72-1v jackson. Miss.
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OFFICE AND VvAREROOsE~

the
i twiho In
has eeied lin maxi he
wilt IN 3
hand anos ways
prices teveryon
Send for illustrates caalo
0NthCr Others
ISouth.wh have b e
6bR
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Crescent Spectac1es
IMPROVE YOUR SIGHT.

TINE CRE7cENT $1,000 SP=cTAcLEs now
Il offered to the - ~4 public are guar
anteed superior To ask41sA & all others in the
market. For clear 500 y ! mes and dis
unctness IF vision 9.s@4sssssf ! thes are unri-
vailed, the total alb ysenceof prisma-
tic colors a ld re TRADE Mark fractory ravs
always found IN Pebbles, renders them espe-
eialiy desirable Being ground with great
care they are free from ali imper fectiens and
impurities They are noun ed in Gold, Silver,
oheIl Rubber, and Steel frames, and viii last
many years without change
For sale only by our agent.
E. V. -EUTTER,
Jeweler, 0ptician and Photographer.
Jackson, Miss.
None genuine without the trade mark
stamped on every pair
Manufactur d BY
FELLOWS, HOLMES & CLAPP.
New York.
9-Look out for Trade Mark. No Peddlers
employed. eepII ON
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CONTEs and SUPPLIES.

THE CLARION Office Is now ready to Oh
the rate of 81 per qurc. or $500 per hum
drcd. These Blanks have been prepared fol
Us, at different times, by eminent attorneys
and conform, in all particulars to the law,
Of Mississippi. The No. preceding each
Blank is the No. given IN our general cata-
logue, and parties ordering may give TIL.
No. aud we will under tand what is ~cquir-
ed:
NO. 35.-Contract FOR Share of Crop.
No. :6.-Contract for Wages
No 37.-Mortgage to Secure Advances to
Planters.
No. Ss.-Merchants' Lien and Mortgage
Securing Existing indebtedness au'
future Advances.
xo. 30 -Irndlords' Mortgage Lien for
Rent Money.
W.. 4O.-Landlord,' Mortgage Lien for
Share Of Crop.
No. aE.--Deed Of Trust for Rent and sup
piieS,
No. aa.-n-.l 81 Tru-, TO secure Adj
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ally used.
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Special Blanks printed to order oa rra-
sona5le terms. Address
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V,ryoO~ T,n,..rt. 1870
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Bors IN HoRsEs. Dreneh the animal
with half pint Of thin tar, which kills
them instantly. One-half pint OF whis-
XIV. one-half pint Of gunPowder, one-half
pint Of molasses. and one-half pint soft
SOAP viii cure the worst case of bots
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CITATION.
IL THE MATrER OF

In THE DISTRICT COURT OF rmE UNITED
STATES Foa THg SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF
MISSISSIPPI
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REDUCTION IN PRICES,

Carriages, Buggies,
Jersey Wagons, Harness,
Buggy Umbrellas. Children Carriages au
Nylociped,s oi every pntt no ana price.
WORK EHsss.c 80 order and WAR
rHuted.
y. VI. HcLLING~WDETII.
Succ, tl y. Marsh uegn0u s. go.
80 81 -5 fEuT01hc 'at.. New Orleans.
Dr .t-G4
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VEST JACKSON

II EEP on hand and are constantly receiv-
N ing OYSTERS,
FISH, and
GROCERIES,
Which will be delivered free Of charge
Orders through the Post-0fhce promptly at
tended TO. rl
Postal cards furnished upon application.
Give as trial and we guarantee satisfac-
tAon.' ou00-lm
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Commits sion Merchants and lmI orfcr" of
Havana Cigars uud Lent Tobacco,
oc&O-3m' 81 Gra1irr street Now Orleans
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Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring to Gray Hair its
natural Vitality and Color.

gloss and freshness Of youth. Thin
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decayed; but-such as remain can be
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nothing else can be found so desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dye, it does
not soil white cambria, and vet lasts
long on the hair, giving it rich, glossy
lustre, and grateful perfume.
Prepared by DR.. ]. C. Aver & Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
LOWELL. MASS.
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Jackson. SEPT. 5rn 1873.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-16
eANTAypER-Bark San Sebastian Ilabana. No. Q.
p.,,or,u ola AZ OOO /, Stayes... 200 Glsyare pkgs
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

~.
AsHEs-The inquiry very hight and the market me a. %
for Pots. and De- for Pearls. -,
BOOTS AND sIIOBS-Tbere very little doaR the whole
" strictly sonhns1 small lots for SORTING up
so or destahe for the hod these tran
tons are mostly Statesmen have reuInd. aud coeon
though jobbers s In receipt Of far humber
stimulated
tuers OF frass bebhd their expectations ana
sales will reach those Of At The trade In common
and inferior grades limited. People ecoDOmL na
making the Old answer the hence the liiht
well pstroned bu'
pceA Rubber goods neglected and prices tend down
ward -gss, snngs. and drills &C. there only molsr,e
demand pdces unchanged quote thread Lssung
d75c y yd ~ DO, THAI soc - do s21gs5e; IA do
gOc 10 do 0ia095c; l6 RGd a. "a aud 3bineh good Ae
higher Dhs best lSneh, second quality l4e Welsh engn
So A. $40 Shoe Findings laees snd Meb-There Is br cav
6ineh, 0boe
ran sk 5pch, Soc dsl 30; Plain Cotton 6insh 5Oa5os
Plain sk Sewing 5lneh rOc dSl TO- Lnen Web 81 21D5 "
a. gross Round ge 81 2jd$i 60i Cater Web 81 O5ds5 90
BUILDNG MATkRiALsThere Is fair demand of Dne ana n w.
mske Is 6un former quote Pale NJ at s31t5 ooi
Jersey 80 2jas5 oOi Upnyer 50 b00s7 25i HayenAs br
al bOd8 Croton Fronts Sl2; Dsrr Sl3, and Red
si4t Pbssph s2sdsS2 and B.tmors sSogsos kosssas s
Cement Is que 81 lO0Sl 30 Portlsbd nrm VIII
flI nqurT bbl - 20 from store quoted At ~ 20
70 arTe smAias quiet unchanged hxwe voe ssi
New-York tribune., 1874-12-16
sALEs FROM p O'CLOCK P. VI. To {
NESS. 3 O'CLOCK PM
CLOSE OF BUsI-
TUESDAY. Dec. 15-P. NJ,

The stock speculation to-day seems to reflect the
stagnatOn of the other speculative markets and the
general business of the country. With our ware
houses full of grain, and important outlet for il
other than our own consumption it is not surprising
to see the shipments of all kinds of grain from
Chicago reduced TO AOO0 and % 900 bushels per day.
as they for Saturday and Monday respectively,
nor that the speculation which had advanced the
price of wheat both in Chicago and New
York. some 13 cents per bushel from
the extreme lowest point should show
evident signs Of havingspent itself. Wa-st. may as
it has heretofore by the manipulation of cques OF
pools, for time appear to successfully ignore all
outside influences, and temporarily mark higher
range of values; but unless the speculation have
some really tangible basis 1t must of necessity be
short lived. The simple facts that the great
trunk lines Of railroads have been carrying through
heghts at much lower rates than ever before known
and much of the through business. which con-
stitutes about ODehalf the entire freight traffic.
has been done during tue season of water naviga-
ton, at prices which, upon the best railroad author
1ty attainabe, will not pay the actual cost of trans
pOrtatiOn. Then with about 100000 bushels of
wheat in store at this port--a quantity more than
three times as great as have had at the close of
navigation isiDce 1871, and 100000 bushels more
than We then had, and full average supply of all
oLher gIalhS-lne pIohpees iot q profitable busi-
ness for the railways during the Win
ter months are by no means brilliant.
These facts and deductions may not be
pleasant TO the speculatOr, still he will possibly do
well to consider them 10 his calculations The stock
market opened this morning generally steady, but
prices soon began to yield upon very moderate
business. and by midday there had been decline Of
4 to per cent the stocks in which there was any
considerable degree of activity This was followed
by partial recovery and then another decline, the
sctiye list closing as rule heavy, at ab' It
New-York tribune., 1874-12-16
the lowest quotations of the day. W.
notice that Michigan Central, which re

notice that Michigan Central which re-
Gently sold at sSl. went down to s1i
to-day and we understand that the recent sharp adj
vance in this stock from ut to sSi not owing
some had supposed, TO the expectation of dividend
being paid at this time. but to a report that the
Company had reduced its floating debt from 81 O56,-
900. as of May 81. 1874 to about SSOOO0O without
having increased its bonded debt. About 10000
shares of all kinds changed hands to-day. Wabash
taking the lead in volume of business 2 600 ares,
and being conspicuous for weakness The range
of this stock was 29S and 2ss, and the
closing price 2Si, decline Of since
last evening. Pacific Mail came Dext in point of
activity, the sales having been 2 900 shares at prices
ranging from SO to 3S closing So, decline of only
from last nights closing. Northwest Common
sold to the extent of 1890 shares at prices ranging
from AZ! to 461, and closing at the lower figure.
Lake Shore went of per cent to 50 sales of l4,9O0
shares. and Eric advanced on about the same
amount of business. Western Union steady on
moderate business. Union Pacific sold from $50
to S4. and closed at 35b sales of 1880 shares.
Quicksilver advanced per cent to-day to 343 on
very small transactions, just to show that it could
be eccentric this cold day. Lake Shore strong
small transactions and all other active stocks not
mentioned above show fractional declines from last
nights closing prices. The opening, highest, lowest
and closing prices of active stocks sold to-day were
as follows:
New-York tribune., 1874-12-16
YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE

is Common and u Is for psbn, RociIs steady 81 osl 30
ns quiet and 462Sc for Goat aus 1225c for Calts
Lain are active demand prices improved ssies Of
i1nVUVp0 at 81 as y NJ. Other descriptions csst
BROOM CORN AND BRoOMS-Corn and trs with fair
,sqayi 20 gaoe OIL Mr-d 809c New Ne Green. lid
iLc and Choice Iur sad Brush Corn 12la013e Pm
shsWAxThe market remains steady with fair inqu'yi sales OF
Western ard Southern At 30 ,sd3lc.
COrTONTbe spot only limited and the market
n.ssdy former hgures receipts tn, shipping ports to-day
gsly2 bales this 2246i bales this day last
sooV mes tot, since Sept 173o759 baesj time last
year 43v3i5 bales; consolidated q day receps77 Ola bss
por Geat Britain 2362g bses Continent i4O
ese: stock in New Yor l3sS5S b,es consolidated STOCK.
oozvo b1ies the Of yesterdays forward del yees
81 'oio.s VIZ January. 1856: Rbnary 26c March IL
poei hpn dbOoei May. l5A2e June l56Sei JAY l5SSc
a eau lUO bales February. IA l532c 100 Co. March, Ia
27'32ci 300 d. June is 232. 500 Ja l6 i32e 100
qo hlgu 10 Cc total 100 bales Second call 100 bales,
M 1scs%osI o. - S32c 100 DO February "a lSS2e iOO
l2,s.i 100 do, May. l5l2r.; to al. 400 bales
Vo,n, based stand ri classification In Sep. l. 1871
% 90 Opan1 Cotton qshy than hsh
fnae sno's ~ below the ACE quoted.
Ordinary, l2lt Stnct Good Ordinary, 1884 MddnE 14os
Good Ord. 1874 Low Mid IA Good hid.. l5i2
New-York tribune., 1874-12-16

PROVISIONS-Tbe PprL N rkes ry decido
sales $50 bb S2Oar2O 57 FOR od Mess go 2O@S2O 20
demand aud rather hrmer for C bat STEADY for est
Of 100 bbs IT SD 250sl5 30 T Paeeti slo9Sl8 90
Family $40 Plan Ness for Extra IeTse beef
held higher but quiet Beefam quiet s2O1e2 isf Yves"
Meats les active ad Irregular fresh less plenty sales
8Tss for SMOKED; j oil isc. tor Picked Hams; l2lsDl3c
for Smoset do; lOS@lO28- for fresh dor; SoV0O n
Bacon Western; FanJ seao
OF Western Ing CHar the deck a. O 100 boxes
lle % boxes short nib City llci llO bIs Short Clear a CHI.
ozs aad higher at 40
s's or Western and os19e for Cy Lard opened hn b. e9s
5-l6c l2J l3s@l3l3e Tor future livery be4f
Of 1850 seller Deenber 3 l25O seller JsnuarT
1873 1000 tct seller Fe0ruar' at l3A1 l0OO TO- ssr hafe
I3 9l6Gl3's; 500 ties seller six months earS a. Is
PBTROLEUM-Tbe dBd agh Improvement
VITA light demand safes aie last eTeuing Of 2OOO bb al '
todas qlosuOn Ol b. Tor anil balance 81 months de-
Ve sales 1000 Devos at IA 2 C'ses arr without change
l64Dl7c Crude quiet
time 54 bulk tor prompt aud delivery this month sales o.
1000 bDl quotations Sanhtb Is 1u and scarce al a6
lO9,c At Philadelphia Re6ed held with gh
q1ry st Ii s0 Ii e for prompt delivery The primary
ioss: ruSyie dul at sOGSl &c; OF C nominal
unchanged SOC United 66c bid Shipments soc hid
PAIN rsrne market has been less ace ous last importers
quote English Whie Lead in OIL 2dl29 wheh isOE Amsr
lD3lGllc Red lie with far demand ~ Oyc
Osnge Mineral Engsh y b. selling 100 n, 81 as2. gold yer-
fair inqny S23dS24 Paris Green seii 2Sd3je
ID. American Wharg v 100 b, 6DGd5c .,,
RICE-DOmesc trade unchanged
Foreign dull; IS casks Csrons and 150 bbs Lousrs
for Far Prime aud 6@O9c for lower grades Psna ss
74O1 9c, currency.
An;e prices D bales Ccua ~ bales Agoa
BAY 32 Ayres bales London 4 bales Cuooa b
pico l1 ps es Bzos and %
and 66 bales Curaco Deer Skins dad.
no AZ bas, Puerto aho II oaes BaEos bales Para and
bale, $500 ,snraI Amencan and 80 iOa-
New-York tribune., 1874-12-16

LUMBER 'tbe ,whoesae IN
retailers have hiI time getting their
phe. White Pine has met with better demand wish prices UNCHANGED
spruce Hemock about Black Walnut
request lower White OAK ani Ash dn uae-aage
building material lower than has been for several
Cedar a steady
LlNSEEDfhe quiet at - 37 gold 60l davs sse Of
1900 remainder Of Art Esuspel
MOLASSESThe inquiry for Foreign very sht. cheay
small lots aud nominal Domestic Ohe ed freely aud
tie market steady wih far trade sales o. 200 ob NesOns
6Gr 900 bb New Crop 5SqO6e We
CUBA Centrifugal and MId az 3@3oc Cuba Glazed 3Q
42c keinng $50 3e Cuba MusoyA Grocery,
4265Oe; Porte Rco 4OdOJe EagIsh ISLANDS, 4OdOOci asd
kew-Olesus a. 55G65e.
MErALS-The for IDgot Copper again less scVe bot late
100000 LAKE NtAn The
23ilV23 ~ cash 2ic For Pa
light aud toe tone Is rather In sympathy
Tor American Pigs stock,
slowly quote Bnon $50 Glengarnock 49,
Uotne Si0d4L American Pig dull and unsettled
Lead quiet with the oeney rather
toward lower rates Domestic held AZ 80 2O9S6 70
Manufactured uusIerrd Bar. Pipe, and Saeet al
Ss 10 per to the trade speer remains quiet but
cOnbdent FOREIGN heh So SOGS7 l2ia
sOh brand snd Domestic at 6sGG7 carreney for Westrr
bat the business onlv limited
pubhei hell 22Ls L. ~ 2lsc
kngsh 22e 26e Plates held WITH
bot demand embrace OOO
boxes Charcoal Ta private 4OJ boxes Coke Tn " 92
New-York tribune., 1874-12-16

FRBIGHTS-The market the berth Is quiet and With
material change; for Grain TO Great Britain We quote a follows
To Ly.poo by steam ia nomlna and SAIL S for LONDON steal
lU0lI Id asked and sail 9 for glasgow steam ld. sail
Obi the ebarernE movement Is slow aud rate. cont nue. ss
grounds nclgi 10 Liverpool by steam 200 bsS
Pork at is 81 q bb; l30 bses Cotton 81 b 80 toas Wet
ssel Hides 35s By sail 80 bales Cotton at t q ID
$4,000 a Oa quotation; TO Lonuon BY
sie,n 100 Os terce 70 Wet sated Hides
500 bbls Flour at 2s 4r 500 bbls do
2 Sd; 200 bush Grain re 9AL The Charters comprise
German with $500 bbs Refined Petroleum. Bremen
Is III bb British bsrks henes 10 Liverpool With 1900
bills and $500 bb respectively OF kenned do on pnTsterms
5000 bbls do to Antwerp. not
made pube horNHAn bark with 700 6bs do chartered few
days since and reported 70 the Baiue but
reliable Information hnd 10 TO krogeo for orders
discharge In Norway, private terms British bars With 600
hhds Kenncky Tobseeo es Genos Lgbo Naples at
J5a hid and g,a small vessel With DO tor same
sad reported 40s hid vessel from Mobile north
side Of 200 NJ Lumber s. NJ British bark Of
$40 tons register now Tybee om Charleston 10 liverpool with
Cotton 1894 10. vessel hease Marihique with 5000
bbls ats lump Of 81 400. sod.
fkUITSTbe notable for the past week the inactivity
Of trade which The remarkable th usually by far the bu
will be however that last month quite
one purchases markets being large
New-York tribune., 1874-12-16
We annex closing quotations for sterling:

The money market has been steady. and call loans
were doing at 81 to per cent in the street on pledge
of ordinary collateral Prime discounts were selling
at 6 TO for prime co days names, and to for four
months. The banks sending some currency to
the South t. cotton, but are receiving enough
from the West to neutralizc its effect.
The Clearinghouse statement is as follows:
Currency 1cange3 1886 l4l Gold exchanges So 7i9 407
Currenev 4O69 9tZ God balances l,2379o3
Government bonds have been strong and higher
on active inquiry and scant offerings The chief de-
mand is from banks and savings institutions, well
as fire insurance companies. We annex latest
New-York tribune., 1874-12-16
N.Y WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
FOR THE WEEK ENDING DEC. Is, 1874

D3rertOnS
articles other eupep,es eat mn no,.
goods Put everything orier attractive ook eurs,
and oten sale where paeAase TenT 40
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