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Card from HOa. o. l. swami.
JACKSON, July Is, 1874


To Hon. E. BdrkSddle:
DEAR SIR: | regret very much your ref
erence TO me in THE CLARION to-day, as
am in no way, now, n politician. Ny re
mark in reply to an inquiry by yourself
while we were speaking of Gov. kempers
recent position, was, that | would faVor
Gen. Grant for a third, or any number OF
terms, as against the men who asSall him on
the leading issues of our day. The express
sion about the ''eoming man" was in ref
ereuce to Col. Lamar, whom L considered
the scoming man" of the South. II ne Tottotos
what I cantot but consider the iogicai
result Of his recent noble utterances IN Con
Qress, in full companionshlp with the
pure Republican party of the Union Sald
the same of your own views as nave uh9er-
stood them ever since you took GROUND III
favor of the Congressional Reconstruetloh
DoIicy. and devotedly hope to see ooth MIN
and Yourself in a political relation where
your acknowledged abilities could serve our
country in positions of the highest trust
and I reiterate the hope now for You
| both.
trust as you brought me into this notice
ron will do me the Justice to set me right by
Inserting his Yet do not wish and will
not engage in any discussion OF the matter
with YOU. as am out of that line
| Your friend and servant,
| GEO. T. SWAMI.
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AcKNowLEDGMENT.-Messrs. Aiken,
Lambert 4 co New York. will accept IHE
t>tARIoN's thanks for fine gold pen, holder
and case, presented through Meesrs. kay
mond & Co. of this city. who have recently
fitted up the store and art gallery forme' y
occupied by W q Lowd x Co Prot
Louis RAYMOND presides- OF course, over the
music department, and has variety oi
instruments and music now on hand. lis
mariner, Mr.. Claude Buckley, Is an artist OF
several years experience, and i lifting up
now gallery where he will make photographs
i'm the latest styI2 of the art
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UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA,
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.,
New ORLEANS.
Faculty

a. H. cENAs, NJ. D. Emeritus Professor Of
T G. RICHARDSON, NJ D.. Professor Of
sAMGEG NJ. BENIss. NJ. D.. Professor Of
Medicine.
FRANK .HAwTH0RN, NJ D.. Professor Of
Obstetrics.
JOSEPH JONES, N. D., Professor or Cbemis-
SAMUEL LOGAN, NJ. D., Professor Of Anato-
my.
EARNEST 5. LEWIS, 81 b, Professor of Ma
terra Medica
EDMOND SOUCHON, VI. D.. Demonstration Of
Anatomy.
THE forty-frst annual course.oC instruction
II this department VIII commence on MON
DAY, the 10Th OF November, 1874 and termi-
nate on the third Saturday of March 1919
Preliminary lecture. On Clinical Medicine and
Surgery viii be delivered in tlc ampbitlcatre
of the Great Charity Hospital. beginning on
the 20th OF October wiihout amy charge TO
students. The anatomical rooms viii Toe open
at the same time.
The members of the Faculty are Visiting
Physicians ana Surgeons 90 the Charity Hos
pital, and give instruction daily - the bed
side Of the sick.
Fees:
As the advantages for obtaiuta- practical
knowledge Of Medicine aud SUR, FF are quite
as great as, If not superior 20. those afforded by
| the schools OF New DIRK and PuiiHdH phia. the
| fees required are the same VIZ For alb tho
| Lectures $40; Matrlculatiuu So: Practical
| anatomy, SO; Graduation, so Payment re-
quired in advance.
For circular and cata logue. address
i. G. RICHAkDSON. VI. d.. Dean.
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Grand Royal Arch Chapter Oh
Mississippi.

OFFICE OF THE GRAND SECRErARf,
SACksoN. Miss, July 10, 1874. }
ia the several Royal Aach Chapters IN th''
Grand Jurisdiction
~. r companion, GEO. r. FEARN,
r. md Hi0h Priest of the Grand Royal Arch
Chanter Of the State of Mississippi, having
D rmanently removed from our Grand nd
Jurisdiction, Ito Dallas, Texas ana ne
Y MTRPHY. Deputy Grand High Priest, to
assume am - the duties Of the office of Grand
High PRIEST Chapters and Companions VIII
take due notice accordingly.
Tha Post-Office address of Comp. MURPHY
q PinIev. TinDah county, Miss.
= - y. l.. POWER,
Grand Secretary.
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LARGE FIRE All SUMMIT.
&76,OOO Worth Of Property De-
strOycd.

On last Sunday morning at l O'Clock a fire
broke out in summit. on the west side, in
the dry goods store OF Hyman & Bro, and
the whole square was destroyed. The losers
were LYMAN 4 Bro dry goods; Or. Hooy-
,er, drug store; IotterhauS. saloon and
restaurant; Cotton, livery stables; A.
Moses, dry goods Boos, barber shop; Sim
per, jewelry; \. Hitler. dry goods; w. Y.
White, grocer; Curtis & Lampkin. drug
store. the Mayors offire and a number of
LAWYERS offices. Losses estimated at $4,000.
Insurance about $50 900.
THE FIRE DEPARTMENT
of Summit consists Of Perseverance Engine
Co, and Hook Il Ladder company. A
di spatch was sent 10 McComb City for aid,
and in thirty minu.es after, the firemen Of
that city, under their Foreman, \. Greener
went into action along side of the Summit
tiremen. The tire-tiend well fought,
and finally checked and defeated at the
street, which was only eighty feet wide. But
for their work, it would have crossed the
street and at least another square, If not the
whole business part OF summit, would have
been dtsi rOyed.
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VI II RHED.

BLAKEMORE--MCF On July
l4th, 1874, by the Rev B. Nj. Palmer, VIII
LIAM I. BLAKEMoRE to NJ, LIZZIE, daughter
Of the late John Mcfarland, Esq; both Of
New Orle4ns.
TUPPER-HICKS-A the Church Of the
Redeemer, Sardis, Miss. on the 18th inst, by
Rev. stephen Ii Greene, assisted by Rev.
Geo. White, d. D.. Rector of Calvary church.
Memphis Rev. Julius c. topper and Miss
IMOGEN Fl HICKS
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BASE BALL.-The season for this sport
is about - be re-onenel The Junior Indie
pendents have rc-organized and are now
ready TO receive challenges from any (white)
iunior club in This state The following ale
the officers:
H. ARMSTRONG, President and Captain
Tuos. BARKsDALE, Vice President.
G.. MIzELL, Secretary.
{. RYAN, Treasurer.
4 WHITE Scorer.
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3 bout EsiGfer~ ---At certain periods of
life tonic is necessary; out there is danger
in using stimulants that injure the organs
OF digestion while giving temporary relief
To obyiate this and present to the public 4
tonic free from ALCOHOLIC Poison, DR..
Greene prepared the OXYGENATED BITTERs.
sure cure for DYSPEPSIA and all kindred
complaints. Sold everywhere. JOHN F.
HENRY, CuRRAN & Co, Propretors s and 9
College Place, New York.
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MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE
CLINTON. KINDS CO., MISS.

TNHE WENTY-FOURTH Annual session
Il of this College will commence on Wednes-
day, September 30,h, proximo
The past history of this Institution Is a full
guarantee of its present worth and its future
success.
1t has just closed one of the most successful
sessions since its organization.
1t Is organized on the University plan, with
a Preparatory Department, a Commercial
Course French and the following SIX Schools
viz: a School of Greek School of Latin
School OF Mathematics, School of Natural
Sciences, School of English, and School of
Mental and Moral Science Each School
and Department is fully equipped for the
work assigned it. The College courts investi-
CATION as TO the qualifications Of its Professors
and its facilities for instruction.
1t is excelled by no College in the land for
accurate scholarship, thoroughness of work
and wholesome discipline.
1t is the only College in the State, under
Protestant control, beyond the reach of politi-
cal influence and corruption. No political
party can say who shall who shall not
enter its doors. 1t has been said by dis
tinguished educator, that Mississippi College
Is the hope Of the State.
1t challenges comparison as TO accessibility
and healthfulness of location.
1t Is surrounded by cultivated and refined
society and the students are remarkably free
from temptation to vice and immortality.
Dram shops are prohibited by law.
A wholesome and elevating moral and re-
hgiOUs influence pervades the College commu-
nifty.
Board can be had in private families, with
washing, room and fuel furnished, ut from So
to SIS per month. Besides this, there are two
Boarding Halls, having III the restraining and
refining influences of the family, where board
can be obtained at actual cost. The Halls
will accommodate 10 boarders In these each
student furnishes his own room. During the
past session, the baard on this plan, has cost
less than $40 per month. The first applicants
viii have the preference.
For other information or Catalogue, apply
to
REV. w. -. WEBB.
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EXCURSION TICKETS. MIR. n. Wal
ton. Ticket Agent of the n. o., St. Lonis and
Chicago X. R., at this point, informs us that
he i Issuing excursion tickets TO the primer
pal Virginia Springs via Grand Junction
The tickets will be good to return until 3lst
October Here is a good opportunity Tor
a cheap trip to the healthiest region In the
world during the heated term.
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FIRE MATTERS.
Report of the Treasurer of the
E1remeD'a General Fund to
1he Chief Engineer.
and Chairman of
the Conn mitGee
OfDivisiOm.
JACKSON, MISS July, IL. 1874.

ASASOS Hiss july. ID. 1874
mos Green, Esq, Chief Engineer Jackson
Fire Department, md Err OJicio Chairman
Of Committee OF Dirisjon Of State and GIN
Appropriations
SIR: | have the honor to report that |
nave received from the Treasurer of the city
1850 20, and from the Mayor 500 90, on the
following dates, respectively: June 18Th.
and July 10th. making in all 81 $50 90 OF the
Firemen's city Fund of 1873
As You are aware by the rules of the Com
mittee of which you are chairman, each
800 90 is divided into % equal parts. of
which Jackson, No. l, receives nine; Gem
No Z, and Hope No }, six each, and Pearl
Hook and Ladder No. !, four parts.
III accordance with the above. | have
turned over TO the Com panies through their
FOremen. at the below stated dates the fol-
lowing amounts, viz:
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT. On last Satur-
,lay evening, DR.. Lea shelton had his leg
broken by a horse falling upon it. He h~o
been on visit to his father, David Shelton
Esq, Of this city, and was starting to his
home in the lower part of the county, and
had gotten about a hundred yards, when
the horse became FESTIVE and reared mp and
fell back upon him. At this writing DIR.
shelton Is getting on as well as can be e1-
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UNION FEMALE COLLEGE.
OXFORD MISS.
PROF. II. j. GUTHRIE, President.
Next Session "ss@u- september 0tEI,

MN Se~~iOH UssfsE- fst- pa I'EalDNr StEI.
1874
4 \ ACCOMPLISHED Facalty eommo5i7u-
N buildings. thorough instruction IN she
Literary and Scion Hc Course au emiueuuy
healthy location, % .ldned and moral cuWmu-
nifty and Tor rates are some Of tac inducements
offered by this school
The Department of PalutiHe ana Drawing.
Music and Modern language etr54d .4oellor
facilities both to tine regular pupils and 10
those pursuing these branches a- -recialuie-
Miss Hudgins, "A lady OF iae accomplish
ments and highly recommended by the Presi-
dent Of Holhus Institute and Richmond
Female College mas accepted the position Of
Lady Principal.
Board washing, fuel, lights, tuition in Regu-
lar Course and incidentals, per session of 10
weeks $ll5 90 Send for catalogue.
july l, 1874 If.
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Es. w. EsAX1E - 90.

July :, lS74-3m.
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DRowNED.-A colored man, whose
name we have not yet ascertaiued, WAS
drowned while bathing in Pearl river, on
Sunday last His body was recovered on
Monday. Week before last colored boy
was drowned in the river much in the same
y1-ay-
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THE GRAND LODGE OF |. O. Q. +.
metiu Vicksburg on Tuesday last. Messrs.
A. 4 Boyd and II. Mckenzie, delegates
from Summit, called upon us on Monday
Mcssrs. ). French, j. L Power, Geo :.
Green and Il. l.. Saunders, of this city, are
representatives Of the Order from this city
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.s.I,e Ese-s is the Cheapest.

The Non-cxplosive Petro Oil sold by VIM
J. Brown, ST., Jackson. Mississippi, makes
the cheapest, cleanest and most beautiful
lIghtot amy oil or burning fluid in use. 1t has
stood the most severe tests without explo-
sion. febI2 6n
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PERsoNAL.-iye had a call yesterday
from Hon II. ". Street, VINO was route
for summit to adjust losses to the amount Of
about six thousand dollars, sustained by
the Planters Insurance Company, in the
fire of lust Saturday night. Capt Street is
the General Agent for the Planters.
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LAWS AND JoURNALs.-ro the courte
sy of Hon JAMES Hill, Secretary OF State,
we are indebted for a copy each of his Laws
and Journals and accompanying appendix,
of the late session of the Mississippi Legtsls-
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Office of AMERICAN COTTON TIE Co.,
No. - CnroudcIct street.

New ORLEANS, june lst 1874.
70 Dealers IN Iron Cotoa Ties, PtUters and
Country Merchants geHerGIiy-
GENTLEMEN;
W e most sincerely tender or thinks
for your very liberal support and patronage
of the celebrated ARROW TIE, aud hereby
desire TO advise you that we are now prepared
to meet the demands of all our patrons re-
quring he well known irreprcs- ib'e Arrow
Tie and other open "side slot Cotton Ties,
having on hard the largest stock ever held
throughout the Cotton States which we au-
thorize soldjn any quantity under .ai, Eulr1u-
teeas regard, quality. and at tAclowe- market
rates. bv our !conts i'm AIN che Cotton States.
NnFv Re ppctfullv
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BrsuoP WIGHrMAN, of the Methodist
Church, was in the city several days the
present week, on his way TO attend the
District Conference at Canton. lie was
entertained at the residence of Col Nugent,
where numerous friends paid their respects
and were Hospitality received and elegantly
entertained by the accomplished lady and
sisters Of col Nugent, who is absent on pro-
f,SSionaI business.
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Between thirty-fve and forty foreign
er., mostly Israelites, past through this
place ola their way to Brandon on Monday
last to he n8turalized in the Rankin county
county Circuit court. This step is taken
preparatory TO registering in time for the
Vicksburg municipal election.
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A subscription is on foot, for rebuild
ing the Jewish Synagogue. 1t has received
many signatures. There seems TO be gen
eral disposition With the public. to aid in
this work This is the right split, we have
no more public-s spirited people among us,
than our Israelite fellow-citizens. They
more often contribute to others aid, than
ask assistance themselves. In the case Of
their Synagogue which WAS ruthessly de-
streyed, let all give helping hand.
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ROANOKE COLLEGE,
salem. Virginia.
TWENTT-SECOND SESSION, 1S74-IS75.
Begins Sept. ?, and closes June IG.

COURSE of Study as high as that OF anv
~ College in Virginia.
Literary Societies Of first rank Extensive
Libraries. Reading Room, Cabinet and La
boratory.
Location unsurpassed in America.
The abundance OF the Roanoke Valley rem
ders the expenses very mod -rate--For session
of Ten Months inc luding Board, Tuition.
Fuel, Lights Washing. etc. about 500
Students from sfGeRteen States and Terrific
ries, including -siasippi
re- For Ca'aio mes and further informa
ton. adirts-
Kev. -. n. asa TIE. -. a..
President.
Or address, for three weeks Prof j. D.
DREHER, care THE CLARION OFFICE, Jackson,
Miss. July II, lS74-2m.
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RESCUED little boys came near
being drowned in the river last week, but
were rescued by Mr.. J. J. Doherty, who
was also bathing at the time.
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WENTWORTH COLLEGB.-This we'll
known institute of learning, will reopen
30th Read the advertisement
OF Rev. II. F. Johnston, in another column.
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Grand Total
$1,000 90

Grand Total ..-....-. $1,000 90
There yet remains due from the city
$3.50 90, = hich | am assured will be paid at
the earliest prac ticable moment
| will state that the delay by the city has
been caused, 50 | am informed. partly by the
misrepresentation of the city officials in re-
gard to the law which requires the levying
and collecting the Firemen's tax-bY which
they began to collect in city warrants ia
stead OF L. ). currency-and partly by the
determination of many of the largest tax
payers and property holders to pay in war
rants instead ofcurrency as the law requires.
| have the assurance, however, Of the city
officials, that the mistake and delay viii not
occur with the allowance of 1874, As the tax
will be collected in currency. and viii be
turned over to the Treasurer Of the Fire
mems General Fund as fast as collected.
Which assurance is guarantee that our
Fire Companies will not be crippled and
embarrassed in 1875 as they have been in
1874.
In conclusion permit me to say that will
use my best efforts 10 get the balance Que as
soon as possible. | am with great respect,
yours very truly.
HARRIS BARKsDALE,
Foreman Hope No. 3, and Treasurer Fire
mems General Fund.
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Rconsiderate friend, John n elson, re-
mrmbered us this week. with pitcher ofthe
celebrated John kaufman Cincinnati beer,
He has Our thanks.
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WE have had the pleasure Of visit
this week from our old time friend Judge
Martin. OF Chickasaw.
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CENTRAL FEMALE INSTITUTE,
CLINTON, KINDS CO., MISS.
President Of Faculty.
President Of Faculty.

THE YEAR just closed brought this Institu-
i ton TO its majority. For Twenty-one
years it has enjoyed uninterrupted sessions
and it may be said uninterrupted prosperity.
As il has advanced in age it has increased its
educational facilities, until now it offers such
as are not excelled in any of the similar in
stitutions of our Southland. Among these
facilities, thoroughly efficient Faculty,
an ample Range of Studies. extensive Means
of illustration. excellent Accomodat ton
healthy and accessible Location.
The Collegiate year of lS74-75 viii com n ence
on Tuesday, the 10Th of September.
Expenses are moderate
For catalogues or other information, address
the President of the Faculty.
ROBERT KELLS
President of the Board of Trustees
1,
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Hon. FINS LITTLE, State Senator,
and President Of the NJ. & V. r. r. Com
pauv. is on "a visit 10 the Capitol.
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At tn. late Chicago fire two fine steam
engines wore destroyed. No. 6, and No. 81.
the colore eomptDy
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THERE will be no service at the Pres
byterian Church. next Sabbath. Rev. DR..
Hunter, the pastor, has au appointment at
Lexington on that day
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ToNsoRIAL ARTIST. See A. V. Mil
Ier's advertisement of the re-opening of his
Barber shop.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES
North Bound.
South hound.
subscription Department.

We acknowledge receipt of subscriptions
TO The CLARION for ls74-5, since our last
publication. to Wednesday 22d Inst. in
elusive ~ follows:
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July %, lS74-3m.
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MIS- CELLANEOUS.
BRICK. BRICK BRICK!
ONE MILLION BRICK AND TWO VAL
UARLE LOTS. FOR SALE.

I OFFER FOR SALE. in lots To suit pur-
L cbasers. about one million brick al tHc
site Of tile Bowman House. Also, the tws
lots on which the Bowman House stood.
each eighty Zee: font on State street
ami the depth OF square. They have uTou
them three large cis1eruS. | viii sell the
whole al bargain. Apply to
June 81 "A. IT a. MCLAUGHLIN.
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Water melons are being brought to the
city i'm large quantities by the neigh boring
farmers
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SHINGLES.

ALL FOUR INCHES WIDE, NICELY
n Packed Warranted the best in the
market Heart, 81 So Sap 5 00-on cars.
Send order 10
.GA6. A. HOSKMNS.
FehI2-6m BrOOI<hawem. Miss
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SEE VIM. Hansberry's advertisement
OF city Scrip taken at par. Tie cry is still
they come
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DsYCHOMANCY or Soul Charming. lou
i either sex may fascinate and gain the
love and affections OF any person they choose
Instantly. This simple mental requirement
All can possess free, BY mail, for % cents to-
gether with a Marriage Guide Egyptian Ora
Gle Dreams Hints TO Ladies'. queer book.
100000 sold Address T. WILLIAM CO.
Publishers Philadelphia.
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A BOARDING SCHOOL
FOR BOYS AND YOUNG MEN,
ELEVEN MILES FROM SHUoUALAK, NJ. s o. r. R )
SUMMERVILLE INSTITUTE.


Term on the LIST Monday of October next.
THOS. S. GATHRIGHT, A, NJ, Principal
F H. RANSOM, A. 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 any
school can be placed, anywhere.
An elegant spring-seated Wagon viii 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 School, free of charge.
There are only 80 rooms. Two students oc-
cupy each, and hence IS boys will be taken
Application should be made before coming, a s
there is no doubt that every room will be filed
The School shall be better than ever before
and shall have no superior in any department
of a liberal education Let no one come with
out the money, draft, TO pay in advance.
Books and Stationary sold low for the cash.
Address the Principal, GHoLsoE 2. O., Nox-
UBEE Co., Miss.
THOS. p. GATHRIGIFF
Pris cipaI.
June il, lS74-2m.
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MAJ. A. WoFFoRD, Of Corinth, ia
vored "a with "A call few days since.
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GAME FOWLS.

w y. MADDOX OF Perth, Jefferson c..
w Miss. mas for sale choice l5J 81 Game
Fowls. at the following rates. Per .rie. Srveh-
nine 5000; Tartar * Stryeauine. 50 l5 Duck
Wing, $500 Pile, Sl5,Ue Spanisa, $1,000
Black Breasted English Red. SiS,Ots Black
Breasted American Red, $1,000 Dust Miller
and Black Breasted Red, crossed, el5t0 Stage
for Pit, $1,000 Eggs, per dozen, 500, delivered
AT Rodney, Miss. for shipment. Fowls war
ranted pure game. Cash must accompany all
orders. Jan-2-tm
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NEW ADvRTIsEMENTs.
AT PAR.

GITY SCRIP taken al par at HAxsBERRY's
- Also. all debts due me will be taken in
CITY SCRIP AT PAR.
WV. HAN&RERRY.
July 22-tf