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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-09-03
Meridian Female College.

fINHE TENTH ANNUAL SESSION OF THIS
l. College will begin on THURSDAY, October
1st.
The Institution is now in healthy, prosper
Gus and much improved condition.
The appliances for making instruction thor
ough and rapid have been greatly increased.
Our accommodations in the Boarding Depart
ment are all that could be required
The Corps of Teachers is complete-all first
class and experienced. The location is supe-
nor in points Of healthiulness, society, Access
sibility, &c. sc.
TERMS ARE Low.-The entire expense for the
full year will be covered by 500.
Apply for Catalogue to
L. NJ. STONE, President.
Meridian. Miss, Sept. 8, l674-2m.
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Fac VicksbmrS and Nashville
Railroad and the Trust
Funds.

From the Vicksburg Times.
Itappears, notwithstanding the favora-
bic decision of Chancellor Peyton in the
case recently before him, involving the
question of the legality of the loan of the
Agricultural College Land Scrip Fund
to the Vicksburg q Nashville railroad,
that there is yet another obstacle to be
overcome before the road can obtain pos
session of the coveted prize.
By the advice of the Attorney General
that Governor declines to approve the
requisition for the funds.
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MS cELLANEOUs.
WILD LIFE rE 4 We W..

A GENTS wanted everywhere for ihc new
"A and beautifully illustrated book of tba
AulAoF III hI1 YEARS Life and Adveu-
lures among The Indians, in the Mexican War
hunting Wild auimal, etc, etc, ENrIhELr
nav, and lhc very best book ever published
on The Far West. Thrillingly interesting aud
sselnhk lasier ihan anything ever before
liberal terms
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EaE Mrs. OWENS MURDER.-It will
rynembered that the shocking murder Of
s,0Wens, near Palestine, in this county,
AicaOcurred last June. occasioned, as it
gd have done, good deal of excitement
o1ghouJ the country, and that four negro
were arrested and placed in Jail in Ray
DBL charged with the crime. A few days
g The husband Of the murdered lady was
eed upon the affidavit of her father,
! gej With the crime. Owens is now in
4 raymond Jail.
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NOTICE---REMOYED.

TAKE WONDERS having opened the new
81 Hair Cutting and Shaving Saloon on Pearl
street next 10 John Harris, wishes to inform his
friends and customers that he is now prepared
to accommodate them in the best style in the
tonsorial profession. Hair Cutting, Shaving,
Shampooing and Hair Coloring done in the
finest of style
Give JAKE a call if you want first class work
done
P. S.-First Glass Bath Rooms-Sponge or
Shower.
Sent 3 -:1m
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PROGRAMME FOR THE WEEK.
THE TRACK.

The track is a circle of one mile, sixty feet
wide, and perfectly level and solid.
rs Entries for all trials of speed to be
made by o'clock the day previous TO tho
event
~ Entrance Money Zen per cent.
Not less than three Entries, and taree TO
start.
EB Trials of speed 60 cOznHas q
aI y O'Clock precisely nEal4sss other
wise specially ordered.
The Association reserve the right to post
pone any part of this programme account
Of bad weather, or other good and sufficient
cause.
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NEW ADTRRTIsEMRsTs.
Notice TO the Public.

THE Gin and Machinery business of Messrs
4 Stuart Kirkland, now engaging all OF
their time, compels Mr.. Kirkland to retire
from the z sncy of our Lumber business.
We have secured the services of Mr.. F. b
HUI. who is authorized to attend TO all Of our
bushes in Jackson and vicinity. He win re-
eeive orders for Lumber, at Wholesale and Re
tail. Our friends win please direct all orders
TO him.
J. NJ WESSON & SON
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DYSPEPSIA. INDIGESTION. ETC.

system, puflf1eS the DIUOu ana thus tueCbS
cure.
DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION, ETC.
The Tonic produces healthy action of the
stomach, creating an appetite, forming chyle
and curing the most obstinate cases of indi-
gestion.
sHENCK's MANDRAKE PILLS, FOR THE CURE OF
LIVER COMPLAINT, ETC.
These pills are Alternative, and produce a
healthy action of the liver without the least
danger, as they are free from caloLlel, and
yet more effacious in restoring healthy
action of the liver.
These remedies are certain cure forscon-
sumption, the Pulmouic syrup ripens the
matter and purifies the blood The Man
drake Pills act upon the liver. create a
healthy bile, and remove all diseases of the
liver often a cause of consumption. The Sea
Weed Tonic gives tone and strength to the
stomach, makes a good digestion. and eLa-
HES the organs to form good blood; and
| thus creates a healthy circulation of healthy
blood. The com bided action of these medi-
zines. as thus explained, will cure every
| case of consumption, ii taken in time,
and the use of the medicines persevered
! in
| DR.. Schenck is professionally at his prin-
cipai Office, corner Sixth and Arch streets,
philadelphia, every Monday, where all let
/ tiers for advice, must be addressed
! Schenck's medicines for sale BY all Drug
/ 0ists Septl-1m.
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Referring % Sensational story about
trouble at Clinton, number Of highly
respected citizens have contradicted it
I'M card to the Vicksburg Herald, from
which the following is an extract:
We are happy to say that the cleo
ton for Justice of the Peace, passed off
moro quietly than any election we have
had since the war. Harmony and good
feeling prevailed throughout Owing to
the feverish condition of the public
pulse, induced by the heated term, our
recent celestial visitor or some other
cause, extravagant rumors are easily
circulated and believed, and many of
the reports We have received in regard
to our colored friends, are doubtless
much exaggerated if not totally false.
We, would say, in conclusion, that We
apprehend no difficulty in the future
The whites and blacks of this communi-
ty now understand each other. We do
Dot propose to invade any ones rights,
nor do we propose to have oar rights in
vaded. We believe the colored people
are right in assuming the same position.
We accord it to them cheerfully. Meth
er race has anything to gain by conflict.
w. S. WEBB. Pres't,
J. B. GREAVES,
O. B. cox,
AARON PAGE.
P r. LEWIS,
j. S. WILLIAMS
ED. G. BANKS, Sec.
NYa Oh
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In Jackson, Miss, Sept. I'd, 1874, at one
O'Clock A. n, IvY JosEPHINE HARRIEGToN,
infant daughter of the late DR.. /. F. and Jo-
sephine Harrington. aged five months and
Ewenty-three days.
On Monday, August 31Et, THos. z. son Of
Thos. p. and Emma Stockton.
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Il h : handwriting is very bad in
IA, SAID gentleman to a friend more
LIED 70 boating than to study; "you
ought to learn to write better.
;, ay, replied the young man, 1T ia
! very well for you to tell me that; but
h we're we're to write better, people would find
! how I SPELL"
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O'Od For Judge Brown.

- ne Fieksburg Herald
learned last evening that Judge G.
gI.oTn had rejected the bail-bond OF
y Dorsey, hence little bullet head
imam in durance vile. Those IT.
n 'I = and irresponsible bond-makers,
H. pH[oadWaters, Stephen johnson and
Il, Ofeen we're on hand as usual, but,
So, ug Their worthlessness Judge Brown
TssG them. Here is one good act Of
H. G3udge for which he is entitled tc
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Agents Wnnted.-Act nt Once.
The People everywhere are eager 90 buy the
only authentic and complete history OF
LIVIN G. STONE.
His wonderful discoveries and thrilling ADJ
ventures during 80 ears boo thc Wild 0i AI-
reaj bis rcsu rccuon by che darIuA STAN
LIZ, aud heroic death. over 40 pages,
p auiiiuli} Illustrated. Only q ol Gong
GoING LIkE WILbFIpk Write t0r extra
terms, or it you W sn to begin at once. send sI
TOR outht. NALLkY PUBLIsuING Cox.
St. Louis, Mo
MAY LISA
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EEenrv,s CarboIic saIve is % W,

EEenry's CarboIic SaIve Is so we'll
known that it is only necessary to caution
against limitations. 1t requires careful ad-
MATURE of the carbolic acid with other in
gradients to produce a salve that may be
relied upon. The genuine only guaranteed
See that it bears the signature and private
proprietary stamp of John F. Henry. Sold
by all Druggists and Dealers. JOHN F
HENRY, CURRAN & Co., Proprietors, 8 and 9
College Place, New York.
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A BOARDING SCHOOL
FOR BOYS AND YOUNG MEN,
ELEVEN MILES FROM SHUoUALAK, NJ. &O.R.RD
SUMMERVILLE INSTITUTE.

This School viii enter upon its 22d Annual
Term on the lst Monday of October next.
THOS. S. GATHRIGHT, A. NJ, Principal.
F. II. RANSOM, 4. b.
E.A PACE.
OWING to the great scarcity of money
~ the terms have been reduced, for the APP
preaching session, to ONE HUNDRED AND
FIVE DOLLARS payable in advance. This
covers Board, Tuition, Lodging. Washing, and
Fuel for twenty weeks, and is low as any
school can be placed, anywhere.
An elegant spring-seated Wagon will meet
the trains at Shuqualak, on Saturday preceding
the opening Of the School, on the day of OPEN
ing and for three days thereafter to convey
students TO the Sch oil, free OF charge.
There are only So rooms. Two students oc-
cupv each, and hence rs boys will be taken
Application should be made before coming as
there Is no doubt that every room will be filled.
The School shall be better than ever before,
and shall have superior in any department
of a liberal education. Let no one come with
out the money, a draft, to pay in advance.
Books and Stationary sold low for the cash
Address the Principal, GHoLsoN P. o., Nox-
UBEE Co.. Miss.
THEOS. ~ GA'EEERHGMT
PriaciPaI.
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l.Ey. A. II. BARLEY, Grand Master
.I4sons in Mississippi, will be in jackson
Tuesday, Oh his return to the State
b which he has been absent for the
,x weeks. His many spondents
address him AS heretofore. At Craw fords-
h Miss.
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Mississi ppi State Fair.
THE SIXTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION
Will be held at Jackson.
COMMENCING ON
Monday, October %, 1874
And will Continue One week.

A Ill THERAILROADS in the State will pass
IA visitors and articles for Inhibition at one
fare for the round trip. ecial daily trains
will run from Vicksburg and Brandon, COM
mencing on Wednesday of Fair week. Special
daily trains will also run from Canton, and
special trains will from kosciusko and
McComb City on Friday, fifth day.
Annual Address ora Ehur%day.
Friday will, as heretofore, be the BIG DAY
for the little people.
schools Admitted Free On Friday.
Liberal purses for trials of speed will be
offered by the Association and cifizt ms of
jackson. The track win be in good order.
The display of MACHINERY AND AGRICUL-
TURAL IMPLEMENTS promises to surpass any
former exhibition.
Premium lists mailed on application to
J. L. POWER,
SpcrPtatN
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CANroN. Mss. Julv %. ls74.

CANTON. Miss, July 20 1874.
Received OF the American Life Insurance
Company, through Chas. Handy, Manager
twenty Thousand dollars, being ia fall OF ali
claims again-t the 5 id company arising out
OF the Within policy, in consequence of the
death OF Thomas G. Ballou
lSigned.] MARY E BALLoU,
lido BALLoU.
Witness:
E Il. YEIsER.
SANS c. DIVINE.
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-tIVtItI II Id ulRts hnu Fhlntng IN UlI and
Water Coors, at Professors prices.
Nonresident pupils can obtain good private
boarding at reasonable rates in the immediate
vicinity and under the care of most excellent
ladies'
The general supervision of the College will
be exercised by Board of Trustees consisting
of the following persons:
Rev. VIM. c. Crane, =. d. Hon Wiley
7. Harris, Rev. Gen. Writ Adams, Gen. Chas
Z. Hooker. DR.. VIM. VI. Compton, John w.
Robinson, Esq, Dir. P. T. Bailey Hon. T. J.
Wharton. VIM: b. Taylor, Esq, Dr. John T.
G. H, Manslip, Esq, Thos E. Helm ESD,
VIM. NJ. Gillespie Esq, John Hart Esq, F. s.
Hunt, Esq, II. Hilzheim, S. G, Newcomer, Esq
Address
MISS JOSEPHINE FREEMAN,
Principal,
July 80, l874-8m. Jackson, MISS
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Mississippi Enthusiastically the
lug manufacturing establishment OF thiA
A.-Rili be fully represented BY 4 full
ay OF It's fabrics at the approaching
.,t Fair. 80 writes Col. Oliver, Secretary
he Mills.
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Pie engine to drive the line of shafting
be State Fair will be furnished by II
lley Coleman, of New Orleans Mr.
man has heretofore given entire salts
0a to the Association, and we art
k,sl to know that his establishment will
Consented Mt the coming Fair.
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,-,fBgg.-We call attention to the no.
.,u...rs. !. VI. Wesson 81 Son. cOnsti-
.fny MIR. I. b Hui as agent for the sole of
| =. 7,5,l,er in Jackson and vicinity.
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NORWOOD HIGH SCHOOL

MOBILE, Ala, August 6, ls74-8m
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FNNCI phi
June II, 1S74-2m.
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'zEae Hest i. the Cheapest.

The Non-explosive Petro Oil sold by VIM
j. Brown, ST., jackson. Mississippi, makes
the cheapest. cleaneSU and most beautiful
light OF any oil or burning fiuid in use. 1t has
stood the most severe tests without explo-
sion. ffebI2 6m
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EDUCATIONAL.
Mississippi Female College,
Corner Capitol and Congress Sts.,
JACKSON. MISS

Wis INSTITUTION, under The principal
u direction of the Misses
JOSEPHINE AND EMMA FREEMAN
Aided by Faculty of he most Experienced
and Accomplished Male and Female Professors
and Teachers, will be open for the reception
of pupils on the
FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER
Next, at the spacious and commodious school
rooms of
ST. ANDREWS CHURCH
The College viii be chartered at the next ses-
sion OF the Legislature and fully prepared 10
graduate its pupils and grant diplomas
a iui Collegiate course of nstruetion--in-
eiudlng all the polite accompli shmeutS of
young lad es-will be given
The course of studies will be divided into
the Pestalozzian, Junior and Senior Glasses
and these subdiylded into all the Schools of
Modern Education
For the accommodat ton of families composed
alike o. boys and girls, separate department
for boys under sixteen years of age will be
organized.
PROF. c. F. WEIGANDT,
German Scholar and Artist of wide reputa-
ton IN this country, will have charge Of the
schools OF Modern Languages, Painting and
Drawing. The Prin ipal, and her female as
slstants, Will presideover all the other schools
Iu tlon per month, payable monty, in adj
vance, as follows:
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MERIDIAN FEMALE CoLLEGE-.T The
i haarual session ofthis College will begin
i oJar Ist. The College, under the Pres
aacy Of Rey,L. II, Stone. is rapidly grow
i ia popularity and patronage. We call
edou 10 his announcement in another
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WORCESTERSHIRE fine new bridges
nave been built over Town creek, on
...l aud Pa-cagouia streets, reflect cred
Oh y4e ei5E administration.
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gHE NEw TRUCK HOUsE.-Pearl Fl.
D Company No. l. will move into their
track On State Street this week as it
rtlriy completed. The lightning hose
lnDys viii have 20 be quick when the
As get upon that street or they will find
ln ahead at fires.
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Nh John w Robinson, of Robinson
-s,e4s. aud sir, K. l.. Saunders, head
s.4An0f that house. are in New York,
I ..a.Iu-. goods Tor that house.
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v,.sIssIpPI MiLLs.-We paid visit to
Mississippi Mills, at Wesson, on Mon
t,-r and will give a detailed account Of
..,.rarious IN our next issue.
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Tan New WILSON SEWING MACHINE
.p.yY has applied Tor space AT the State
Mr. B4raeIG, local agent, will repre-
.r4e company.
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blGEoN SHOOTING MATCH.-The Sec
| OF OF State Fair is auth 'rized by the Mis-
\ .pi Sportsmeu'a Club TO announce that
r viii be a Pigeon Shooting Match at
H. Fairon Thursday, fourth DAY. Three
8l prizes will be offered.
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NELSON, 60 Va.
9TH ANN UAL Session opens September 18th,
y 1874, closes June 18th, 1874.
PRGSCtPALs
WA. d. CABELL, UNIV. Va, President.
T. KEY MEADE, UNIV. Va Department
Ancient LanEu ges.
RO. L. HARRISON. NJ. A., Univ. Va De-
partment Modern Language and Higher
English.
B. PEYTON Sc. G. aud NJ. L. UNIV. Va
Dcpartm't Mathematics aud Engineering.
First class Instructors in Preparatory De-
partment, Penmauship, and Bookkeeping.
For further information and Catalogue adj
dress the President.
Julv 30 lg74-Drn
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-1uFCRE LAST THURSDAY NIGHT. =
~ Thursday night the Rev Father
n " Nice-Pre~ ident of st. Vincents
- OaDe Giradeau, Missouri, gave a
.'e at II. Peters Church on the subject
"s "ladestructibility of the Catholic
~' The lecture was given under
n tlces Of the II. Aloysious Library
'4l'on' aud to crowded house. The
-4''on proposes TO have several addi-
lectures during the year.
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b. Il. Odeneal, Esq, of our city, has
blanks OF the junior member of THE
lmoy corp, for ali invitation to a grand
a. Ailegnany Springs, Va.
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Received Williams burg, Covington eoun-
". Mississippi. this 18th day of August
1874 of the American Life Insurance Com
pany, through Charles Handy, Manager. the
sum of five thousand dollars being payment
in iull OF ell Claims on the within policy on
the life OF Jane Il. Mcleod.
FL. A. MCLEOD,
and as Trustee for children
Witness:
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Sept. 8. 1s74-lm
MISS LOUISIE JuLIENNE

NTILL reopen her School for Girls, and also
w for Boys under Il years, Monday, Sep
TENDER Dist
Sent 3D. 1S74-1m
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the southern DlHiiltI OF hlnhlHhl Fpls
NoRrnERN BANK oV KEsruCKY)
1876 NJ In Equity.
Louisa PuFDY ct AL
NOTICE.
JXTHEREAs. on the 18th day Of May A. D.
w 1874 am IuterlocutOry Decree WAS ren-
dered iu said cause wherein the following
order was made.
decrepd that publication bee made Tor Blk con-
.ecutive weeks in the WEEKLY CLAHtDH, n
public newspaper, printed iu the city Of JACK
son Missi-sIpui requiring AN persons having
claims against the estate OF Rice q. Ballard,
deceased. 10 come iu and prove up the same
before Arcut NcGehce, commissioner Of tnIs
court. before thu lff duy OF October next hnd
contribute furir share 90 the costs 100 thI8
cau-a incurred. or they will be forever barred
OF an ght OF participation lu the avals OF
thi- suit. And 10 Del further ordered, udludErl
and derreed that said commissioner Ake PROOF
and state ana report an account ~ p.i"tfli
the estates Of SauIl s. Bovd and Rice q. Bal
lard deceased showing the balance due hy
either TO the other charging interest hi ihe
rate Of SIX per crutum per huuumt upon tho
items thereof. llc viii state said account zap
10 the date OF the death of said Ballard uH "a
distinct and separate account giving lhe
balance then due 10y either estate, 90 Che other
and viii then state separate account show
ing fhp amount received by said 3 p. Boyd o.
the Executor Of the last vill ind testament az
said Ballard aud iu bis repre.enuuFe chphc-
itv with the legal and valid disbursement made
bv him a. such executor.
And it Is further ordered, adjudged and dee
/ creed that the said commissioner shall take
the claims Of complaluants ns fully proven lu
any accounting ~ boz had under this cree
IL viii also take and state aud account oi che
actings and doiug- Jf -aId Louisa FurdJ as ihe
adfuiuistratriz OF rHid Ballard deceased or
AM monies received by her aud valid dIsbursr-
mant- made iu tne course of her adminlsira-
ZION. and tho bll8uce due by her 10 said estate
If any 90
Ina Nc i. s. Court room, in the City Hall, pro The
civ OF Jackson, on the lst dHv Of October.
1874 where aud when all parties interested
A. NJ McGEHEE,
Special COmmisioner.
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The Mayor again calls the peoples at.
..oe 10 lie necessity OF cleaning up their
! ri; etc.
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Z. ID. FROST,
General Manage

The Secretary of the Fairis also author
lied to announce that the Vicksburg & Me
ridian Railroad will pass visitors and articles
for exhibition, at one fare for round trip,
and will commence running special trains
OH wednesday of Fair week.
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LAkE srArIoN. Mss. JuIr 6. 1s74.

LAKE STATION. MISS July 6, 1874.
Received of the American Life Insurance
Com pany, through ChaS. Handy, Man ger,
this 9Th day of July 1874, five thousand dol
lars, the same being payment in full of all
claims of the within poIicy.
MARGARET J. MCLEAN.
and MARGARET J. MCLEAN.
Trustee for children.
Witness:
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Subscription Departnenr.

Ne acknowledge receipt of subscriptions
TO IHE CLARION for 1s74-5. since our last
publication 20 Wednesday, the 2nd inst, in
elusive as follows.
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raAL NoTICEs.--Several legal notices
per i'l an'l'''' ''''''' '' ''''s
4 81 invited
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Whitworth Female College.
BROOKHAVEN, MISS.

an THE New Orleans, ST. Louis and Chi
~ cago Railroad, 81 miles south Of jackson,
Miss l28 miles north OF New Orleans. will
reopen the Both Of September next.
The charges are low ana yet the advantages
are unsurpassed. All extravaganca in dress
positively prohibited. 1 you send your daugh-
ter here, We guaranty thai sou will Doe pleased,
otherwise you may w ithdraW ber ;tt amy time,
and the moueyIwill be returned
School books, medicines, ana medical alton
ton furnished free of charge. We're il not for
the extreme healthfulness Of the location, we
could not afford the last two items
send for Il Catalogue.
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" IIIIFc
DAN'L c. BRISTOL.
CANTON. Miss. July 25. 1874.

CANTON, Miss. July %, 1874.
Received of the American Life Insurance
Com ANY: through Citss Handy Manager
the sum OF two Thousand dollars, being paw
ment IN full of all claims on the within poii-
cy on the life of Samuel Loeb.
TSigned ] Anna JoER
Witness:
J.IOEB,
SAM'L HANDY