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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-10-15
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

THE MASON 4 HAILLTl5 DREAM co.,
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EllRioulsE OF Honor. ~ EtcnuH, 1873
and PARIS, 1907, now offer tho FIN EST AS.
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in the WORLD, including new styles with re-
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FOR CASH formerly, hut alzo on NEW
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WITH PRIVILEGE OF PURCHASE, 10 AL
most any part OF the country. Firsl payment
50 90 or upwards
ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES and Circulars,
with fuil particulars, sent free on request
Address
MASON 81 EsAyEHEN ORGAN 90.
BOSTON, New Work os- G'Il1csgO
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EDUCATIONAL.
Mississippi Female College.
Corner Capitol and Congress stE,
JACKSON. MISS.

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Election or eIalr.r- by sheL. ID. 4

At regular meeting OF the Liqor Dealers
Association met on the 7th inst, the FOL
lowing officers were elected for the ensuing
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Proposals for Roofing.

GEALED proposals will be received by the SUI
- perintendent of the Mississippi Penitentia-
nv until the 18th inst. at Il O'Clock n for roof
ing the Cotton factory Low in course of cree
viii be requested to furnish al the time of bid
ding two good sureties in double the amount
bid for the faithful performance of the work.
Specifications and all necessary information
will be furnished by calling on or addressing
the Superintendent who reserves the right to
reject any or all bids.
Wan. NOONAN.
Superintendent Miss. Pen'ty.
Jackson, Miss. Oct. 18th, 1874
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ocorc0afs.-A fine liue of them, custom
(. .a,, b. II d ~ ~fadt <ers'.
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CECILIAN COLLEGE,.

MALE, IN THE COUNTRY, on tho T. r..
WI S. W. Il. 4. Board, Sc. for I'D wcetr
only 500. II. A. CECIL & BROS, Ceoiiiah
p. o., Harden Co, Ky.
August 20, l6l4-6t
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CHIVALRIE.

THIS elegant amusement, which was invent
i ed and is manufactured by the
West 81 lee Game Printing Co.,
Worcester, Massachusetts,, can be had at the
following liberal prices:
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1s3i-. 9hawls, beautiful line Of the
.tda-ia-, are to be seen at Stadekers'.
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Gall at Stadekers' and convince your
.,r srnar they are selling goods lower than
-.-Be,ore known in Jackson.
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ECLECTIC INSTITUTE.
1872 MADISON sTREET BALTIMORE
Ire. Tatitia nrlar Ear,rIn prirrir-l

Hrs. Lotitia Tyler Sonp,o, Principal.
runs. SCHOOL win opu l1rd september
i AID close 2jh June. English, LutIu Na.
enc, MathcmafIeH Spanish, French German.
Italian, Drawing Puiufiup anal U.fr.r..
taught by most anle Professors and TeHrLrr.-
Also neAtugss aud simplicity iu Dress u.f.
m'3esty aud propriety in Drp0r.meut For
circular apply 20 lHe Principal
August " lblf-st
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New iewelry, real and choice !! at
Iseotter
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nvrsrEEs. RourDacher where city
.f,,{ftakt II at par.
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NEW ORLEANS ADVERTISEMENTS.
wM GREGG. MRS. ADA GREGG.
Grcgg'S Purchasing Bureau,
No 4 burgundy Ss.. cor Canal,
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
Gregg's Purchasing Bureau

has been established in New Orleans. a long
acquaintance with the various kinds of Sow
ing Machines has induced II 20 make spe-
cialIty in this line. First Glass Machines o.
all kinds at lowest rates The New Under-tced
Buckeve Hand Machine ONLY 40. Second
band Machines in good ORDER alp halt price
The latest and best Attachments for ull ma
chimes fuckers Rutlels. CeFoeTs. Binders,
Plate Hemmel s. &c. sc. The best Needles Tor
all machines. The bass prepared Sewing Ma
chine Oil. The best Sewiu1-hjachine SILK and
Spool Cotton. We repair all Machines an low
rates. We take Old Machines IN part pay 10.
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D r. L. II. GUN N.
ID II N tt y II.

HAVING been for many years engaged in
l. the Dental profession al Nashville, Ten
neSsee now tenders his professional services
to the citizens of Jackson and vicinity.
OFFICE, Capitol Street, opposite Episcopal
Church. octlo-u
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Nv iewelry, real and choice ! at
.rrrsrs.
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Coo advertisement strayed or sto-
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The rush at Stadekers' for cheap goods,
-,,fnucs undated.
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coIIaday's Monthly drawing. See adj
r.rti,eme''7-
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p,v etadekers' Clothing, for you will.
ft, p-ice and q atty.
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r.r F,.nnels, Dress Goods and Trim
-,;,g-. ..ll 1t otadekefs'.
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New iewclfy, real and choice !! ! at
-
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DENTAL NOTICE.

nR. A. II. HILZHEIM would announce TO
~ his former patrons and the public gener-
ally that he can be found At his old stand, up
stairs, in Hilzheim Building, prepared to exc
cute all operations in Dentistry in the most
nerfect manner .JanS-Iy.
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These sets will be sent 70 any part of the
United States. upon receipt of price.
T Send for Circular.
Address,
WEST LEE GAME PRINTING CO.,
eatl-tfj Worcester, Mass
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Calico 10 cts at Stadekers'.
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We especially invite the attention Of
Merchants and Business Men,
As this can be made verN
PROFETAEszE "TRIP I'D FsEEyI


CHTCAGO being one OF the best W Wholesale
~ Mar cts on the Continent. No paias viii
be spar ed on the part of the Railroads TO ma Ike
this trip OF accommodation, comfort, and
plea sure to every one. Special arrangements
have been made with the hotels in Chicago
both on the American and European plans.
to board Excursi0nists at reduced rates, while
in the city.
We also invite the attention of the Ladies
in particular as this will be decidedly char
ming trip for them. One and all, buy your
tickets right away, and remember the time Is
near at hand.
Tickets for sale by Localgents, at al I sta
lions between
jackson. Miss. and Cairo. Illinois.
Arrangements viii be made with other Rail-
roads connecting with this line.
r.. ID. FROST.
Gen'l Manager n. o., ST. L. & c. R. R.
Other papers along the line viii please copy
the above.
Oct. l5-1t.
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Slid silver Napkin rings at SeuttePs.
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Solid silver Napkin rings at Seutter's
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Solid silver Napkin rings at Seutter'
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-09-25

aIf / should die, dearest, where
would you go? ~ $50! Go after your
insurance money! was the reply Of q
fond wife.
One point Of difference between q
tiInid child and a shipwrecked sailor
is that one clings to its ma and the
other to his SPAR
The Detroit Free Press says the
footprints of Chicago lady on the
prairie, near Michigan City, got a
crowd of men out to hunt for a stray
elephant.
Sixty dollars for a threshlng-ma-
chine p exclaimed Milwaukee boy,
when be saw the card on one for sale
the other day, "why, mother only
pays $2 pair for her slippers"
A woman died of consumption in
Jeffersonville, KY, the other day, and
the man who wrote her obituary says
that she "gently strobe into the dark
cave OF eternal night at $50 o'clock
in the morning"
An exchange asks: "How long
should a man sleep? That depends.
If he has smart wife he should
sleep until the fire is started and the
next door neighbor's boy has gone to
the meat market"
"You can get your boots blacked
inside there, said a hotel clerk to
guest, pointing to the porter's room.
Il don't want my boots BACKED in
side" responded tho stranger in tones
of astonishment.
Beginning at the beginning-"And
what's your favorte study, Missy"
Chronology "Oh, chronology, is
it? Now what is the date of the cre-
alton OF the world?p "Oh, wehaven't
got SO far as that, grandpa"
The editor Of the Hio,cin CHIEF is
a man to be envied. He can look out
Of his west window any time and see
buffalo grazing in the distance, and a
fellow in SLOUGH hat strung up to a
telegraph pole across the street.
"A memorial bust Of the Earl Of
Aberdeen"-and Mrs. harrington
stopped to contemplate the horrible
sight of an Earl on memorial bust
"Isaac," said she with inexpressible
solemnity, "be caretuland never bust. )
A little girl remarked to her mann
ma on going to bed II az. not afraid
of the dark" "No, of course You
are not replied her mamma. II was
a little afraid once when | went into
the pantry to get a tart" "What
were you afraid ofY' asked the NAM
ma II was afraid | could not find
the tarts."
One of the students at Davidson
College, who was too lazy to do any
thing right, was in the habit Of clean
ing out his lamp chimney by running
his finger down it as far az he could
and twisting it around. After he had
cleaned it out in this partial manner
one day not long ago, fellow-student
took it up and carried it TO the resi-
dence Of one al the professors, with
the inquiry: "Why is it that this
chimney is smoked just up to this
point and no farther?' The learned
gentleman entered into an elaborate
scientific explanation of why it was,
arguing with great lucidness and cit.
ing various authorities 10 show the
correctness of his reasoning. When
he had finished the student said to
him: "No, sir, you are wrong"
"Why is it, then?" inquired the pro-
lessor "Because the fellows finger
wasn't long enough to reach any far
ther," replied the student.
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ORDERS BY MAIL
SUMMONS.


IN the Circuit Court Of the State of
Oregon for the County Of Linn.
In equity-suit for divorce.
defendant.
To James BrlclSer, the defendant above
named:
In the name of the State of Oregon; You
nre hereby required to be and appear in the
aboye-entitled Court and answer the complaint
Of the above-nhmod plaintiff, now on file with
the Clerk of said Court, by the first day of the
term Of said Court following the expiration OF
the time prescribed by the order Of the Judge
OF said Court for the publication of this sum
mons, to-wt by the 18th day of October, 1874.
You will take notice that II you fail to appear
and answer as above, the plaintiff will apply
TO the Court for the relief prayed for In the
Complaint, to.wlti foI decree dlssolvlng the
the marriage relations existing between you
and the plaintiff and for the cost and dlsburs.
ments of the suit.
Published by order, dntod April 9th, 1874, of
Hon, y. T. Bonham, Judge of said Court, for
* weeks In the estate Rights Democrat" the
lltlgant organ In and for Linn County, Oregon,
j. w. BALDWIN,
n1w6 Attorney for Plaintiff,
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THETwo PoLrrIcAL AoRoBATs. Con
eneral Dix is like General Grant in
his aspirations as we'll as in instabil-
ity. They are both desirous of re-
eletion, and are both political cham
elions. Grant has been q Democrat,
q Republican, a Conservative, and
then Radical, and is now ready to
be the candidate Of any combination
that can give n fair promise of having
sufficient numerical strength to elect
him for third term; while Dix has
undergone even more transformations
than Grant. He began as a Democrat
Of a healthy pattern, then became o
Barn-Burner, and has been success
sively a Hunker, Free Soiler, Conser-
yative and Radical, and is now open
for proposals from any party in want
CT an eligible candidate for Governor.
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A Coon ExAMpLE.-Gov. Osborn of
Kansas has set good example to the
Executives of other States whose
people are in pecuniary trouble. In
an addres, in which he reviews the
main facts Of the distress caused in
the western part Of the State by the
grasshopper visitation, he expressly
says that Kansas may be poor, but
she can and will take care OF her own
needy. In fact, there have been so
any calls on the benevolent in every
t of the Union, scarcely any State
been exempt from contribution
8 own people. Tho year has
ne Of uncommon disaster and
and Kansas comes to the
md just conclusion that it is
,od time nor good thing to
outside assistance.
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ADMINISTRATOR,N NOTTCp.

NoWCE Is HEREnY GIVEN THAT THE
~ last Will and toStamont,of Edward s, Az
lSli, duly admitted 10 probate bv the County
Court, ot Linn county. Oregon, and letters tes
menWfy duly issued thereon % tho under.
signed, the hNecntrlx and Executor, appOlnted
IN and BY said viii. ~
All persons having claims against said rs
lhte are requlrod 90 present thOm, with tho
proper vouchers. within six months fronl mo
dnte OF this notice, % the l'Nocnirix and Fxea.
gtof az the Residence OF Mrs, Mary Al, Altn,e.
IN the city 0i albany, Ia said ilnn county.
nept' :, 1871. MARY A. ALrREE, EN1rx.
EDWARD WALDEN, Executor
JOHNS JONES. Aiiys, i0f Executors, nisi.
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1884 MACHINES IN EXCESS
OUR HIGHEST COMPETITOR.

These figures are all the more remarkable,
for the reason that the sales of the principal
Companies in 1878 are less than their sales in
1879; whereas, as has been shown, our sales
have largely increased.
The account of sales Is from sworn returns
made to the owners of the Sewing Machine
Patents.
1t will hardly be denied, that the superiority
of the SINGER MACHINES is fully demon
strated-at all events that their popularity in
the household is unquestionable.
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lebrated artist Of Boston. who
IN painting animals, saw as he
passing one Of the rural towns
.assachusetts a very animated
ing bull. Thinking that he would
to take him on canvass, he got
emission Of the owner, an honest
old farmer, and in due time prodlccd
an excellent likeness of the bull, which
be sold for 5000. On seeing tho far.
mer soon aiterward, he told HIM he
sold the picture Of his bull for 5000
"Good graoious!H said the old man.
why,n ! would have sold him the bull
for less than that
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SEWING MACHINE SALESOF 1878

The table sev Ing Machine Sales for 1878,
shows tina ur les last year amounted to
232, 444 hu dred and thirty two thou
sand, four lndre and forty-four) Machines
being large increase over the sales of the pre-
vious year tlS72.l
The table shows that our sales exceed those
of any other company, for the period named
by the number of 113, 254 Machines, or
nearly double those Of any other Company.
1t may be further stated that the sales of 1873
as compared with those of 1872, show relative
ly larger increase beyond the sales of other
makers, than of any other year.
For instance in 1872 we sold $1,000 more Ma
chimes than any other Company, whereas, in
1878, the sales were
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CARD

A FTER THANKING OUR FRIENDS AND
N tho public for the liberal patronage we
have received from them during the present
season, we desire To say we have noticed from
time to time in the Albany Register and DEM-
OCRAT, advertisements OF other Sewing Ma
chimes purportlng to have outstrlpped us IN
honOrs conferred Mt the Vienna Exposition,
1879, and also settling forth tablbs Of enormous
sales OF their machines In 1873 the same
claimed TO be "swoRN REruRNs'i andb such
course OF advertising and array OF figures,
tend TO myStify purchasers, and naturally dis.
courage those who had not purchased that par.
ucular machlne-that they had not the best
and most popular one. We desire 10 say that
printers ink Is cheap and we rely principally
on the MERIT of our machine to recommend il
TO purchasers and without boastlng We can
say we are not aware OF any Company In the
state OF Oregon selling moro machine property
at the present timo than the Wheeler 4 VIII
son. We stand upon our RECORD, winner at
London, Paris and Vienna, ana we Challenge
any Family Sowing Machine In the state To
meet us and take the ribbon,
With reference to our honors at Vienna, We
claim them and got them, aud challenge any
mOphiuO COtnnnnN for
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS.

that the Wheeler 4 Wilson Sewing Machine
Company received the highest honors confer
red on any Sewing Machine Company at the
Worlds Exposition, Vienna, 1873.
And again, ns regards Salcs. Tho wheeler &
Wilson deny the existence Of any sworn returns
showing greater sales OF Sowing Machines In
1870 than by their Company and we challenge,
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WILLAMETTE VALLEY & OCROCO
STAGE LINE,
From Halsey to the Mountain
House in Four Days!

Rho undersigned have established q stage be-
tween Halsey, on the o. & c. r. r., and the
Mountain House, on the Dalles and Canyon
CITY Road, going VIA Finley's Soda Springs,
Fish Lake, OchocO, etc.
Leaves Halsey Tor Brownsvillel every Mon
day morning arrives at Finley's Lower Sodal
at noon Tuesday arrives at Fish Lake We'd
nesday morning, at Prinesville tOchocol We'd
nesday evening, and at Mountain House on
Thursday evening. Starts on return trip on
Friday morning, arriving at Brownsville Sun.
day evening.
RATES OF PASSAGE; To Finley's. $500, to
Fish Lake, $500; to,Prinesyille, 5000; to the
Mountain House, Sl5Oo.
Freight, express matter. etc. carried at reas-
enable rates. For further particulars enquire
OF kEENEl a GROSS,
yen5lmG Brownsville, Oregon.
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WE WANT AGENTS

We want representative in every neighbor-
hood. Nothing equals 1t for agents, male or
female, young or old. Large Cash Wages and
rapidly filing up. Must apply at once. Sub
scribe by sendiug $780, and receive the paper
one year, magnificent premium, a share in
the distribution, and receive also FREE a COM
plete Outfit, or send for particulars. Name
territory desired in writing. Address
WATERS Co., Publishers, Chicago, III.
6sqsnl5as0
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"Julius' can't you tell how Adam
got out Of Eden2'
swell, I spoae he clum de fence. =
"No, dat amt il"
"Well den he borrowed q wheel
barrow and walked ont.
'No.v
~ CUBS II UP, den.
gHe got snaked out. z
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TO show against us ON mechanical slmpliclty
and durability. And again, Il any pf tho sow.
ing machine fraternity In the State feel agriov.
ed at our good success with the world renowned
wheeler wilson rotary sewing machine, and
desire TO get even, we CHALLENGE any shuttle
family machine IA the State fnr
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AN IMMENSE STOCK OF NEW FALL
IN Dry Goods now opening at lower prices
Than ever before known in the history OF the
Dry Goods business in this city.
All the novelties added as soon as imported
and sold at lowest cash prices. The leading
Grocery store of the City. Compare prices and
DC convinced. Largest assortment Of boots
and shoes In the City, at reduced prices. The
largest stock ofmen's youths and boys clothing
ever brought TO Albany, and sold cheaper than
at any other house. A very large stock OF La
dies and Gents Furnishing Goods, and no
lions cheaper than ever before known here
A first class assortment OF CrOckery and Glass
ware, at lowest prices. The stock Is now com
plete In every department. To secure seasona-
bic goods, call early
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A LOVE STORY. "A tall Eastern
girl, named Short, long loved a GER
tain big Mr.. Little, while Little, lit
tie thinking Of Short, loved little
lass named Long, To make long
story short, Little proposed to Long,
and Short longed to be even with Int
tle'sshort-comings. SoShortmeeting
Long, threatened 10 marry Little be-
fore long, which caused Little in a
short time to marry Long Query
Did tall Short love big Little less,
because Little loved Long.
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70 do the same amount and range OF work, In
the same time, wo can ON the Draw Feed
wheeler 4 Wilson,
Now then, gentlomen, show your hand we
VIII hight You any way, and prove that the
wheeler & Wilson stands to-day IN OREGON. as
II does elsewhere, the champion,
MckinBlN q DAVIDSON, Aeents
Wheeler 4 lptlsoN A'g, o., Oregon, WatAipg.
ton aad lduho. aSml.
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SEE THE GREAT WATCH OFFER |

OUR FIRESIDE FRIEND is now in It's 5th
volume, thoroU Zlly established as the leading
family and stf,~I Weekly In the Union, has the
largest circL lation, and the best appointed
printing auJ publishing establishment and
building In he West. Is large, illustrated
and origir al family Weekly, price $500 per
year. Every subscriber receives a magnificent
premium and share in the distribution
Subscribe noWl
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ONE muNDRED DOLLARs.
ONE HUNDRED DONIANs.

any agent or company to show and prove II by
their sworn returns.
Again, We challenge any machine In the
state for
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scrssoRINas.


FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 25, 1874.