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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-12-17
The County Grange and ETani-
grafton.

Ata meeting OF the County. Grange OF
Kinds county held ID Raymond on Noy.
2Oth. J. 3. Robertson, Master and a j.
Wills. Secretary, the following resoiu-
tions we're unanimously adopted
Resolved, J. That Ills Grange appoint
an agent to % to Georgia. one 10
Virginia, and one to North Carolina,
t. bring young white men to Hinds
county. >.
That ve recommend to Oh snb0rdi-
nate Oranges that they NJ once get up a
lisa d Young leu wanted at 5000 per
wear. III one-AaIf the crop and board,
and report 10 tire agents appointed.
3. That this Grange appoint an agent
t9 canvass H,4as county 10 solicit
donations of I4ad 10 ge5 up statistics and
descriptions 81 lands Tor sale.
4. That this Grange appoints commit
tee vho shall ac- as trustees and land
agents, 10 whom tie soliciting agen. shah
report !.
D.
6. That every member of the Oranges
i'll Kinds county lie requested to send to
the Tresurer Of the County Grange John
Shelton, ESD the sum Of fre dollars,
for tie purpose Of detraying The expenses
Of the County Grange On account Of IN
migration.
Z. That an Executive Committee Of
i've BE appointed b carry out The foreg99-
ing resolutions, consisting Of Geo. ".
Harper. 4. j. willis. II. i. isatlItf,
john LuSk and John Shelton; and that
sid executive committee also act as tros-
~ e
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Lawns should never he moved late.
bt a good mass Of sofJ grass should
tect lowed to grow and remain ID pro-
lawn wl.roots during winter. The
in spring 'fcoine etean mnch earlier
IS better ana in5uch protection. This
pearance than r9}ara5iy nsater IN APP
course, offensive maEaitA a coating 9f
lawn mowers drop tile gT5. American
nothing Is carried OF Heness cut, ana
ally increasing richness Of the sradu-
accumulations, aud the from
why old laws are better than new. ~
: better to make the ground as rioh ~
nay be needed afterwards in the shane
# finely pulverized compost, guiana, or
uperphosphate.
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GRANGE DEPARTMENT.
Grange Convention at .arteei''.
From the Louisville eauner.l

From the Louisville Banner.
Pursuant to q resolution adopted by the
Salem Grange. calling for Convention
Of the subordinate Oranges from tee
counties of Lowndes. NoXubee, Monroe
Colfax and Okubbeha, to a-s mbie a
Artesia. ON the 10Th inst, barge NUM-
her of delegates assembled. AIrer tie
primary work ot tine Convention had
been gone through With, the following
SQUAD and pa ctlcai resolutions IS - 'Hlr9-
duced and adopted unanimously. IheE
are good and 10 the Paiat, and "e AK IoF
them the careful. attention q the order "a
this county. Here they gre
Resolved. 1st. That we sill use every
honest effort to pay cur debts during the
present winter. and il order that justice
may be doAe ID I'D p rites Wc recommend
10 our friends who cannot pay their entire
indc6tedness, to divide their means w!ta
Justice between creditors; and we earn ~
II urge the importan Of the moss r-z'4
economy IN ali things Of domestic or farm
necessity let Us rs honest mcn exercise
spirit Of selldenial Ivy refusing to
purchase any article af comfort clothing,
food or house Furniture, that SFs c2u 10
without. unit. eur ig8 3edue l. dlaeaarg
I'd. Let fne clothing, ardent pira aud
high livugbe baulsheH from IL a9a ao.a
and piane-t modes 81 living, pIaclizea -
our forefatEcFs.
Resolved. 2a5. That I'D lahorer at.es
the Isl january, 1875 wAa haze COM
rracted for the ar, shall BE require g.
furnish C Tt.islra at honorable s.s are
from former employer before contracting
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Harper's Weekly.
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Notices Of the Press.

Notices Of the Press.
The Weekly is the ablest and most powerful
illustrated periodical published in this coun-
try. lis editorials SCHOLARLY and convinc-
ing and carry much weight. Its illustrations
of current events are full and fresh. and are
rrepared by our best designers With circu-
iation Of 10000, the Weekly is read byat least
half a million PEI sons, and its influence as an
organ of opinion is simply tremendous The
Weekly maintains positive position, and ex-
presses decided views on political and social
problem Louisville Courier Journal
It's articles are models of high-toned discus
sien and its pictorial illustrations are often
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\ Y Examiner and Chronicle.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
a REPOSITORY or FASHION, PLEASURE, AND !
INSTRUCTION..
Harper's Bazaar.
ILLUSTRATED.

The Bazaar is edited with Contribution 81
,act AMI talent that we seldom find IN any
Journal; AMI the journal itself is the organ OF
The crest world OF fashlOn-Bost0n Traveller
The Bazaar c0mmends itself 70 every mem
Der of the h0usehold-to the children bYaroii
and nratfy rietures. to the young lTdies by its
gashior-piaies in endless variety, To the pro-
viient matron By is patterns for the children
clothes. TO pater-familias by its tasteful de-
signs for embroidered slippers and luxurious
drlSsiUo-rawus But the reading-matter Of
the Bazaar Is uniformly OF great excellence
The paper has acquired d wide popularity Tor
the preside enjoyment il ati3rds.-N Even
ing Post.
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Why dc farmers vote for protective
taufs: There Is not an article furnished
by them TO the markets If the world from
which they derive an additional cent from
its operation. while on the contrary there
use that is not materially advanced in
price ay it. It IS poor rale, and does not
work both ways.
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Respectfully offers her services in purchas-
ing and forwarding any article of apparel
personal adjournment domestic goods for Ia
dies and children's use, cluding-AIillinery,
Dry Goods, Jewelry, Fancy and Toilet arti-
elcs Patterns, Underwear, Trimmings, Bri
dal Trouseaux, &c, &c
Any article of ladies' aud children's wear
manufactured in the latest styles, under her
own supervision.
All inquiries relative to a.tices mentioned
or unmentioned, will be answered free of
charge.
REFERENcEs:-E. A. Tyler, Samson Bros.
Phi. Werlein Samuel Jones, Jr.. Cashier Nv
Orleans Savings Institution of New Orle ms.
Col. }. L. Power, Jackson. Miss.
april 2 lS74-ly
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MELLANEOUS.

8 coMt1ETE PICTORIAL HIsroRY OF THE
TIMes.s'-s.THE BEST CHEAPEST, AND MOST
sr-rcrssFrI. FAMILY PAPER Is THE UNION
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E'sssyss oss wssE rREEsgNEz.

tNGUEsrtoNABLY THE BEST SUSTAINED WORK
OF THE KID ~ THE WoRLDn
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
MEDICAL G Ard.
DENTAL NOTICE.

TAR \. H. HILZHEIM would announce 70
III former patrons auI the public aener-
ally that he can be found ~ his old stand, up
stairs. iii Hilzheim Building, prepared TO exc
cute all operations in Dentistry in the most
na,fart manner JauS-lv.
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TINE is MoNEY.-5ova r,,,.
the Victor Sewing Machine 70 p, ptHy'n ,,
o'osnlng oIaEy ard every kind for famiIY
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Gregg's Purchasing Bureau

has been established in New Orleans. A long
acquaintance with The various kinds of Sew
ing Machines has induced to make a spe-
ciality in this line. First Class Machines of
all kinds at lowest rates. The New Understood
Buckeye Hand Machine only $50. Second
hand Machines in good order Al half price
The latest and best Attachments for all ma
chimes fuckers, Rufllers, Corders, Binders,
Plate Hemmers SC. &C. The best Needles for
all machines. The best prepared Sewing Ma
chine Oil. The best Sewing Machine Silk and
Spool Cotton. We repair ali Machines At low
rates. We take Old Machines in part pay for
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EFFE ,TUAL SPECIFIC

For 81 disease Of the Liver, Stomach and
Spleen.
THE SYMPTOMS os Liver Complaint are a
bitter err bad tast in the mouth; Pain in The
Back, Sides ar 5ujats, often mistaken for
Rbeunatjsa ScUc SToNACIE Loss ct tpre-
lic, Bowels alternately cosive and lax:
Heaatca.; Less ot memory. with a painful
stusa15on Of having failed 10 do something
which ought 70 base been Gouc; DEBlLfrY
40" SPIRITS, = thick yellow Epearauce Of the
skim and Eyes, dry oagh Q EN- mistaken for
Consumption.
Sometimes many &c these symptoms attend
rae Olsen Sc. a. others very te.; lu. the LIVER.
Tie largest organ ia tac body. Is generally the
7eNt "a h@ disease, p stIfn0t Regulated in time
suffering. "Fe,che81ess and DEATH
wl.t cuSse-
Ee III PEFs.t. CONSTIPATION. jam
N1.aith HEADACHE. Collie,
- spirits, q + ST o NJ A CHI
asapesl- pure-t aud Rsst Family Medi-
cine ia ale World.
Naauaetared only by
:. &. xsszz.sx & CO..
M&C0E. GA, AND PHILADELPHIA.
Price S1,oo SOLD by asi FsrugSis.S.
Feb1274-ly.
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IscELLASE 0Js EMBELLISHMENTS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-12-05

Will DO found to posse's those qualities neces
sary TO tho total eradication OF all bilious at
t1cRs, prompt 10 start the sGcretIons Of the live
and give d heLtby tone to the entire systtm
Indeed, 1t 10 no ordinary discovery in medlcs
science to have invented a remedy for these
stubborn complaints. which develop all the re-
s1lis produced by heretofore free use OF cal.
omel, mineral Justly dreaded by mankind, and
acknowledged " DO destructive In the extreme
TO the human system. That the properties Of
certain vegetables comprise all tho virtues Of
calomel withoutits Injurious tendencies, 10 now
an admitted fact, rendered indisputable by sci,
ehtiac reseaI chez; and those who use tho Nan.
drake Pills will be fully satisfied that the best
medicines arc those provided by nature In The
common herbs and roots OF the fields.
These pills open the bowels and correct all
bilious arrangements without taivAtiou or any
Of the injurious effects Of calomel or other pol
sons. The secretion OF bile 10 promoted by
these pills, End will be seen by the altered
color OF the stools, and disappearing OF the sal.
low complexion and cleansing OF the tongue.
Ample directions for use accompany each box
Of pills.
Prepared only by j. Il. schenck q Son, at
their principal office, corner Sixth and Arch
Streets, Philadelphia, and for sale by all drug
gists aud dealers. Price IS cents per box.
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NEW YORK, December -Colton-Dull
and easier at 14sa15sc. Flour-steady
and in moderate demand; superfine west
ern and State 81 15a4 is; common
to good 81 00a5 10; good 10 choice
IS 15a5 rs; white wheat extra IS 75a
9 25; extra Ohio 81 05a0 rs; 81. Louis
IS 00aS 00. Rye Flour-Steady at 81 30
475. Cornmeal-Quiet at $475. Wheat
"A shade easier, with moderate inquiry;
No. l spring 81 lss1 go; No. 2 old 81 la
l II; No. 8, 81 09ia1 o.; No. 2 North
western 81 II; white western 81 coal 80.
Rye-Quiet at 95a07c. Barley-More &C.
tive and decidedly flrmer; 81 So refused
for prime Canada. Malt-Qliet and firm.
Coma shade tirmer; mixed western old
in store 92ia9Sc; do afioat 94Sa05c. Oats
-Firmer and moderately active; mixed
western Coo; white do colo. Hay-Quiet
and unchanged. Hops-steady and un-
changed. Cofee-Quiet and unchanged
Sugar-steady at etss1C: Molasses
aO0c. Rice-Flrm. Whlsky-Activo and
firm at 81 03.
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II, 200 Union Pacific,
Chicago.

CHICAGO, December 4.-Flour-Quiel
and unchanged. Wheat-Dul and un-
settled; No l spring 02493c; No. 3, 0O1ci
cash or seller December 8, s4c; rejected
sole. Corn-Dull; No. 2 mixed 74tC
cash; 74tc seller December; new No.
mixed &c each; rejected new G2isG3c.
OAts-Dull and lower; No. 9, 54c, cash;
$3.50 seller January; rejected SOC. Rye
QuieI; No. l, Csc. Barley-Dull and un-
settled; No. 2. 81 % cash; 81 30 seller
January; No. 8, 81 10. Dressed Hogs
Steady at 81 50as 90. Pork-Dull and
quiet at SEQ 90 cash; $50 OS seller Feb.
ruary. Lard-Stesdy, in moderate de-
mand; 1916 cash; $13 65 seller February.
Bulk Meats-Steady; in moderate de-
mand at yesterdays quotations. Whisky
Steady, moderate demand 97c.
On call board in the afternoon wheat
closed fair and the market flrmer at 90sC
bid seller December; 0lsc seller January.
Corn-Dull and nominal at FAC cash; "A &c
seller year. Pork sold at $50 10 cash;
SEQ IS seller February. Lard $13 70
cash; $l3 90 seller February.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-12-05
Rational Medication,

Medication is only successful when 1t is IA.
tional, and It 10 rational only when 1t begins at
tho beginning. In other words. TO cure mala.
dy. It's cause must DO removed. Weakness,
either general or local is the origin Of tho great
giCs, regulate digestion and secretion BY
strengthening tho organs which perform those
Au.imporiant functions, and dytpepIia, consti.
patton, kidney and bladder complaints, uterine
difficulties, Impure circulation, and the thou.
quences Of debility, arc completely, and In most
Cases permanently removed. The best, sAiest
and most agreeable tSnic and Alternative that can
DO employed for this purpose Is Hostetter's
stomach Bltters.' The experience OF twenty.
hVc years, during which time It hiss outlIyed
perhaps ten times that number OF ephomeral
preparations which have entered into competi.
lion with It, has proved 1t TO be unequaled as q
remedy for all disorders accompanied by or pro.
ceediDg from weakness. d&w
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Travellers Guide.
CheGntelliQerrter.
Our MOundsviIIe Letter.

The Weather and tho Mud-72e McFadier
Snt-A Small Riv-ChNiStmaS Pros
IectS-Ltterary Matters. --
MoUNDsvTLLR, December 8, 1874. OF,
Editors IntCllIGencer.
Yesterday oil day tho weather was
mild, and our streets were 90 muddy thai
Il was very unpleasant moving about, es-
peciaIIy Il any one was particular as Ia
the condition Of his boots or shoes. This
comes from the condition OF our streets
and sidewalks. Our small amount OF
boardwalk and the little pavementS OF
brick or stone that now and then occurs,
Is the only relief we have from. the mud,
A fire occurred in the Lower Ward yes.
terday morning at about l o'clock, A
small frame house, the property OF Col.
Lockwood, was entirely consumed by the
devouripg element. The house was un-
occupied at the time, o family having
moved out OF II tho day previous. a
large fire was lett burning In II in the
evening, and in some way It caught the
building. No other damage was done
save the disturbing OF the sweet rest Of
many by tho ringing Of the bells and the
cry Of fire b!
In one of my communications some
lime ago, during tho sitting OF our Circuit
Court, mentioned that the trial OF "the
State Of West Va gJ. G. s. McFadden"
was in progress. My attention has been
called to the tact that did not give the
result o! the trial, as had intended doing
10 my next communication. The decision
II The case was that the State otced Mr.,
McFadden the sum OF 90 cents. This
yaScd suit, about which there has been 60
much talk, has thus been decided by law,
nni in justice TO all it should be let rest
heuCetorth and forever.
Oar CONTEMPORARIES are filling up with
holiday presents, and the children these
rfctly days spend as much time as posi-
bic a the windows viewing the beautiful
GIs in store for them. II makes US think
u the days long ago, when We longed 10
have Christmas come.
II isN shame that We as yet this winter,
have had no literary organization Of any
Kind whatever, for the benefit OF those
thus inclined, but VIC are glad 10 say that
Iii3 now fixed fact that our Lyceum
will commence Its weekly meetings to.
morrow night. We have The material to
make the meetings pleasant and profit
able, and VIC hope that all will avail
themselves Of the opportunity.
There is q Iumor on the streets this
morning that our genial young friend
Fhos. Patton, this day takes to himself
partner for lite. II it is not true We hope
he will excuse us for mentioning II, for it
e what he should do. He is old enough,
good looking enough, and has Just as
much right to get wiIo as anybody else
las, 1t is rumOrGd that the matrimonial
market will be lively here tor some weeks
to come Y
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The PrematrimoulnI Model,

A writer says: ut does not take long
ht mother who has q manageable
laughter TO discern q model man among
bachelors. She spots with unCrring pre-.
ci'lon the one who, according to her way
Of arguing, nature intended to be the
aappy father Of happy family. He Is
moderately young-not over forty at most
"a possessed oil q handsome fortune, and
slust the man 10 make a woman happy,
provided, we might add, that woman is
aet daughter. Mr.. Lazarus, who has not
asou in the world, is a poor creature who
must be contented 70 be passed over In
s.ence, as his poverty deserves. Yet
ometlmes tho woman with q daughter
dispose Of takes q less venal view OF the
SUBJECT and admits to her husband in
eoaIilence that such or such young man
would make an excellent match Tor Car.
Oaae Il he only had good income. But
rule we are not apt 10 think thai
%oIneFs ore apt TO look Tor model men
'IUng portonless youths.
NV We are afraid that gold casts some.
H%'aS oil an aureole around the bead Of
,E, even though Dives Is known TO be
noa ueaF!iGss bargaln.driver, whose hand
Eyer ,:eF Gid q charitable deed, unless pub
NAVY Sss:y was by toapplaud. His penuricus.
TSss becomes a prudent economy in the
%aetnaI eye. His temperamental cold
icy Ss; Is Infinitely preferable to the mean,
Rsg@ gush Of the emotional young man
ma nv mas known how hard It is 10 gel
S,a a and no will keep 1t, reasons The
mrS STu mamma. He 10 nearer being heI
4'Ne' IMAM any one else whom she hal