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NOTICE.
W 18th the view Of diminishing the chances of col.
llsior, the Steamers of this Line take q specified
course Tor all seasons of the year.
On the outward passage from Queenstown 10 New
YORK or Boton, crossing Meridian OF 50 at 43 lat .
or nothing to tho north of 43.
On the hOmeward passage, crossing the Meridian
CLIO at ~ lat, or nothing TO this north of II.
fHE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
CALLING AT CORK HARBOR.
Abr tsiuia Wed, April Is Scotia. Nav
Psrthis Sat, A pril Is Algeria..Sst, May 8
Rnssis..-wed., A pril q .Cnba.....-- We'd, MAY Is
China...-....- Sat-, A pril rs lava. ..Sst MAY Is
Ualabria... We'd. April 29 lAbyssinia Wed Mav ~
~ An "a every following "WEDNESDAY and SAT
CbDAf from New Yerk.
steamers marked thus do net carry steerags pas.
sengers.
RATES OF PAs.AeB.-Cabin, $50, 8 100, and slso,
gold, according 20 accommodation. Tickets to Pa
rs, SIS, gold. additional. Return tickets on favor
ABLE terms. Steerage, so, currency.
s.eerage tickets from Liverpool and Queenstown,
and all parts OF Europe, o. lowest rates. Through
oils OF ladng given for Belfast, Glasgow, Hayre,
Antwerp, and other ports the Continent, and for
Mediterranean ports. For freight and cabin pass
age, ap ply at the Company's office, No. 4 Bowling
Green; Tor Storage passage, No. Ill Broadway,
Trinity Building, or to OTIS BIGELOW, Banker,
sos 7th street, opposite Patent Once.
JspS-U CHAS. G, FRANCKLYE, Agent.
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WE OFFER DUB
STOCK OF CHRONOS,
NOTICES AND OIL PAINTINGS
AT A DISCOUNT OF
TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT,
in order to dispose Of those on hand, that we may
lay in a new lot of the same character. Those now
on hand comprise some very beautiful landscape,
figure and fruit pieces, and home and Sunday school
notices The prices range from 80 cents to 10 for
the Chromos, with some very handsome Oil Paint
ines from $40 TO Sl0O, on 81 of which allow the
discount If rs per cent. We have also a few low
pricec but good EDgrayings and Frames, which we
include in the above offer. This is excellent Cd
pOrtunity to obtain good Pictures at wholesale
prices.
ALL THE NEW BOOKS
received as soon "a published. Novelties in STA
TlONkRf, as we'll as q complete assortment of fine
and staple Stationery. Priuting, Binding, Litho-
graphing and Engraving executed expeditiousy.
WARREN CHOATE co.,
BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS,
VERNON ROW,
msrl4-tr Corner Penns ave. and 10th street
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ny GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctfoueers.
- no. 1901 northwest corner 10Th and ~

BE Es% 18th AND IsTH SITS. NORTH
- ,h BY virtue Of = decree Of the Supreme Court Of
tam, the undersigned will offsr for sale at pub
nss Ssn ~ On MI, dhe premises on TaUR5pAY the
~; ~ nd u, in the subdivision Of &C uare N6.
Terms: Ooe,third cash: one third In six months,
sho one-tnird In twelve months from day Of sale;
the deferred payments TO bear interest at eight per
csn, ano DC secured By deed Of trust; or the pnr
Will be req1red at the time of SALE aud IL the terms
are not complied with In five days tn sreafter the
defsulting pc rchsser.
49,. MARYI WILSON, GusrIian.
aFs-eo6os GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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by T. wORMJEY 90,
10 Auc-iOneers sud cal Es ate Brokers,
l5l11 Psnus lyania avenue

TRUsTsE's SALE OF VALUABLE Prop
ERTY NEAR CORNER OF SEYENTEETH
AND A SThEkT5 B lUTHEAST.
a b. virtue of a deed Of trust to Daniel l.. Ea-
sY7ton and myself, dsted May s, ISL, and recorded
Ain Lber 6i6, folio g. of the land records OF the
District Of Columbia and st the request of the ben
eciary, will sell At public auction, in front of the
premises, WEDNESDAY, Ma! q, at 8 DEL ok p.
the following described real estate in the ctr
of ashtngtOn, b. o., to y il: Lots num5e red an
s, In W W. Metcslf 8 recorded suediyisioi of east
part Of square ten huIdred and eighty-6ye ll0S5
LOT described rs follows: ginning III feet from
the southeast corner of Nth street aai south
street. said south street, and running north liz
feet thence vest feet, thence north Is feet iuon
thence west 70 feet n inch, thence south Us feet
inch thence east ~ ct Il inch to the place Of be
ginning. Lot D: beginning lS4 feet west st the
southeast corner Of Nth street east and south A
street. then running north l25 feet iuch, thence
west % feet, thence south l23 feet inch thence
east Do feet to the beginning.
Terms: $3.50, with interest at 10 per cent. from
May 5, 1873 to day Of SALE and penses of sale in
cash; balance in and IL months, to be secured By
dec of trust on the property cold Adeposit of 80
will be required On the day Of SALE All ,nvsyanc-
ing AZ cost of purchaser If terms OF sale are not
CON piled with in five days the trustee the
right TO resell the property at the risk and OF
the defaultng purchaser after five dsS - advertise
ment in some one of the newspapers published Ia
the city # Washington, ID O..
GEO. W. STIUKEEY, Surviving Trustee
ar4-d j. wORMLEY & co Aacts.
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SPECIAL ORDER DEPARTMENT.

SPECIAL ORDER DEPARTMENT.
This Department is on the second floor, and Is
well stocked with Q splendid line Of PLAIN and
FANCY sHIRTINGs. We are prepared to make
tospecial order the DOUBLE-YOKE SHIRT In
frSm three to ten days at the following prices:
sI5 FOB Elk SHIFTS.
els FOB SIX SHIRTS.
Sal FOB SIX SHIRTS.
In the two years. experience in the manufacture
Of the DOEBLE-YOKE SHIFTS, and the success
attending 1t, has proven, beyond Q doubt, that II
is the most comfortable and perfect fitting made
In any section Of the world. The thousands Of orig
insl ard duplicate orders received for these Dele
brated Shirts fully confirm the assertion, ard can
fully ssbstantiate Ii. Give them atrial, and be
vinces fer yourselves. We are the only owners and
authorized manufacturers Of PALMER'S PAT
INT IOUBLE-YOKE SACQUE SHIRT for the
District Of Columbia All other persons attempting
70 manufacture them infringers. and the public
are cautioned against ordering or purchasing them
Of any other parties.
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10y LATIMER CLEARY,
10 Real Estate Brokers aud Acctioneers,
Southwest corner Pennsy ana ave- and lltb street
Star Of,oe Building
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
TATE, IN TIA EASTERN SECTION OF THE

- Under and by virtue OF deed of trust, m ade
TO me by Herman Richter and wife, bearing
ed among the land records Of Washing county in
the District Of Columbia, in Liber No IA, one Of
the said land records at folios 2b3 &C., shall pro-
eetd 70 sell, on the premises, on WEDNESDAY, the
18th day o. pri instant, at O'Clock In the after.
noon, all those certain pieces and parcels Of land
known as ots numbered twenty -four (34j, twenty
hve(S6), twenty six (36) and twenty az J. in
wnh all the improvements and appurtenancee, con.
sisting OF all the buildings necessary to o complete
and Wei regulated Brewery and Lager BeerG arden,
being the establishment formerly used and occupied
by Herman Richter, now deceased
The terms OF sale viii be one-fourth cash. and the
balance In ONE two and three years, the purchaser
to give for the deferred payments his promissory
notes. secured TO the satisfaction Of the trustee All
convey sncing at the cost OF the purchaser. 4 de-
rosit Of five hundred dollars will be required ct tue
time Of sae and the trustee the right, in
case the purchaser does not comply with the terms
Of sale In ve days. RESELL ct the risk and cost Of
such defaultiBg purohaser.
spll-2aw2w LATIMER CLEABY, Aacts.
IRepub
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

II. H. MoHUN & CO..
BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS,
1918 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
NEW BOOKS.
Daus liter OF Bohemia. By Christian Reid, 81
Logic, Dtductive and 1nductive. limo. S2
BY Sea and Land. By Merewether. limo. S2ho
Higher Schools, &C., in Germany. By Matthew
The Circuit Rider. By Eggleston. I2ms sl75
AM ual B,cord OF Science AID niustry for is4 BY
Spencer r. Baird. limo. 50.
The Christian Pastor; by Rev. Stephen III Tying
u. D.; limo; 81 IS. Through Fire and Water; by
II. Talbot; paper; &c. Young Brown; by author OF
"Member from Paris" paper; 76c. apII-tr
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AUCTION SALES

b Hastioassr. .ed ss al i:s.s. Brokers',
''rn s.a ONE nsssi B: :S.sss and MA street.
fEITSIT I AnsssokiaiST OF Evksssktss At
e. IYIsPAI fiSf fisI' AZ AS'a s. sls
~ 7, oms. ne shall cell splendid eoasirsmsst
he b9,ieS sar.sf1 Of j. NJ B5SSot soiiSp
apis C us LArIxER q oLr.RY. Auc,..
Br gg sasSs. SOM. a II sss 4.s
WHISTLES, BLACKBERRY BRANDY. TABLE
sAHcE; IsBSCCo, COATS AsD PANTS, &C,
% On TUESDAY MORNING, April al..
Rcommencing st 10 o'ol1ck, will sell
Ia lsish,n .rr e, saotiss roSps.-
ibis q UoLwa, 8 fac Family " hIsky, lSss,
3bbls. Vinegar,
10 boxes eld Dominica Table Sauce,
- pair OF Pants,
sums ever sIoos credit of thirty days; notes
apis IGszi nUNosNsoS Bsos, Auc,..
ID Auctiooeers and Real Estate Brokers.
snts Street, ss oos s ssfaiS aud
yERY DESIRABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY
ON TrHHE s9nTH sIpE PESssILvaNIk
"A We viii cfsr for sale, 81 public auction. IN
fSS front Of he PREMISES, On uksDAY MAY 5gh,
- ls'4, a. . O'CLOCK m the House and Lot nov
occupied h' Joseph Plata ~ a restaurant, known y
No t04 Penrsylvanis avenue, aud being art q lot
Numbered one 10 square humble ed fluI hacdr,d
and sixty one (35ll coUtaiue1 WITHIN tbs following
metes aud bOunds;-Commencing ~ a p1iut or
Penr-y II ana svenue north vest forty IS
eight go inches west wsrlly from the beast r
u said square, aud running thence westWardly
along the line OF said Avenue tSe atEtwo 2i) feet
thence soutLvsidly aud st right angles with said
aysnne tfty two l5D feet; thence due south tfiy
three k9D feet eight Isl inches 90 the lire of north
strest thence east along said street twenty 40 2ll
feet thence north fottysiN f4sl feet aud nine ~
Inches, and thence northw ardly tbs place of be-
ginning. The improvements consist Of lar &c four
story Brick House, containing eleven large rosms,
trcIusive q the room he first o1r, which fronts
both on Pennsylys his avenue and q street north.
Terms OF sale, 0ne-third Of the purchase money
cash, ans the balance ia elual instruments Of one 10
Gd two ~ year, from date q sale. The purchaser
Will be required to give his notes for the deferred
payments, beariPg interest at the Of eight 50
per cent. per snUUm. and secured b. deed of trust
on the pro perry. deposit of 500 will be required
when the properly is bd OF. Convey sncing at cost
of pun chaser. bEWIs DAVIS,
EUGENE CARUSI,
Nm. u. LEACH,
Executors II estate Of l.. Johnson, deceased.
LATIMER CLEARY, Aucts.
splS eo6ds Rep. aud Chron
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THUSTIES SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS IN
SQUARE Ne. 1880.
- BY virtue OF deed of trust, dated 9Th Eovenl-
e99eer. 1865, and recorded IN Lioer T. r, No 4,
2a0, one OF the land records of the District
81 Columbia, and by direction of the party secured
thereby, will ofsr az public auction, on the prem
ises, on MONDAY, the goth day of April, az the
h6 ur OF hve clock ia the afternoon, undivided
nall interest in original lots number g. ~ aud "a in
tTlct of Columbia.
Terms Of sale: One third cash; the residue Of the
purcb ase money IN and IL mORihs, the purchase
giving his notes, bearing per cent interest from
the day OF sale. deed given and q deed OF trust
aLcing at the purchasers cost. A deposit of .3s5
required from each purchaser.
Il. JACKSON, Trustee.
ap9 lot W. l.. WALL 90 Aucta
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NO. l0l1H Pennsylvania avenue.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FINE FRENCH ROOF
HOUSE, LOCATED UPON TWOLARGE LOTS
et UThEAST OF HOWARD UNIVERSITY,
a. BJ virtue OF a deed Of trust to Daniel Eaton
L. and myself, dated November 10th, 1872, and duly
corded IN Liber No. 7tl, folio 26O, one of the
aho records OF The District of Columbus, and at the
request OF the party secured thereby, will sell, at
pubic auction, In front OF the premises, on TIL s.
DAY, April SOth, 1874 ct o'clock .. m. ths fol
LOVING described REAL Tate, situate in ths county
OF Washipston, District of Columbia, to wit: Lots
and 8, In Block l6 in the Howard University subdi.
vision OF the fam Of John A. Smith, cvmmJ :
known as ! bingham Place,
Terms: $500, with interest at ten per cent per
annum from November 20. h, 1872, to day OF sale in
sash; balance In ole and two years, with Interest
from day Of SALE to be secured by deed of trust on
the property sold. A deposit Of three hundred dol
lars VIII De required on the day Of sale. All con-
seysnclpg at the cost of the purchaser. II terms Of
.ale are not complied with In seven days, the rus
Tee reserves the right to RESELL the property at the
risk and cost of the defaultipg purch aser after We
Gays advertisement In one more newsp apers pub
lishtd in Washington, ID. o.
GEO. w. sTIuKNEY, Surviving Trustee,
arI-eo6ds fChr.1 J. T. WORNLEY { 90 Aucts
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NEW IXPRESe LINE VIA CANAL,
BETWEEN
hIA,ALEXANDRIA,y Va, WASH.
NGTOH AND GEORGETOWN, d. q.
,,- SAILING DAYS.
TOE Pier 8, North Whsryes, Phil 49,
snRslRSaalTS, WEpnk sDAY and SAT ssE
From - Water street, Georgetown, d. O., MON :.
DAY and FRIDAY. ct D. IN.
This line connects 1t Pnil.delyhia with "CIyder
Iron Line" Of steamers for Providenoe, Boston and
Ss ew England states: No Wharfage In Boston b.
VIZ. = CLYDE o., PsiIsd ssSa il. " "o'
A. REID, Alexandria, We.
Ireights delivered BY KnQxr Express. Or
as.s zen q General Once, sos RcnnsylvAnia ave
tended 70. "H.'' wiz " sso| III ~ r'
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lJEROBANT's LINE OF sTEAMsHIPp
Avn BETWEEN
WASHINGTON AND NEW YOEK.

HsrseftSr the nne Steamships Z. O. KNIGHT ant
JOHN GIBSON will make regular week Ns,sA
TIP between NEW YORK, ALEX E60&
3EDE6AL ASHIH TON snd.sn10
SkOhdETUNH, as toliows:-Leaye NEW YORK,
Tom Pier 81 Eest river, every sATURDAY at Z
p n iesVe SE0HgET0WN every FRIDAY at
&c and ALEXANDRIA the same day al 4 "a
g E9a ful infornhtion spply 70 3. DKNHAM
Lown, or al the corner Of Eth street and New Yorh
Me1ne: y, w. THOMPSON, President.
iors len at General once, s03 PennsyiTanis ave
que, sr at tie steamer wharf, win be promptly It.
s9noeo 70. teII-tf
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Infants Goods.

ZOEG DRESSES, CHRIsTENING ROBES,
SKIRTS, PIQUE OLOAKs, MERINOs
OLOAKs, WOOL SHIRTS, BASKETS, Sc. &c,
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w AsHIHGTUEs,p hhyUIHrULK, BOSTON AHD
The nns Iron Steamer LADY OF TIE LAKE
aaying resumed her regular trips to 10y
Horfoik, will lesye her W harf, foot EAfk-&
y 9TH street, every MONDAY and
THUksDA1, at ,. m :, touching ut prfnoi pal River
he n. ana n line for Boston and Proyidenoe
Freight snould 1s addressed care Of LADY OF the
LAKE, via Norfolk" Branch ticke ONCE Al nsv
Express Oniss, sos Pennsylvsnia avenue,
y. BrFiTZHUGH. Agent, 9Th street wharf
DORSEY CLAGETT, General reet
dlS-I PlsntS store. corner Dtb IL. and Pa eve
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DY LATIMER CLEABY,
ID Auctiaueers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Of Penney " snis ayence and Eley
enth street, Star Once Building.
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above sale is post roned until MONDAY, April 10,
1874 same hour and place By order Of the trustee.
arl7-dSds LATlMEB CbEARY, Aucts
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10y DUEOAESON BROS, Auctioneers,
~ Corner Gh and streets northve

Executors II estate Of L. Johnson, decease.
LATIMER q CLEARY, Auct
sIlS eo6ds Rep. aud Chron l
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We know the PALMER PATENT DOUBLE
YOKE TO be the BEST SHIRT at the price in the
market, and We particularly request everyone TO
examine the quality Of Linen and Muslin used and
Judge for themselves.
Ii IL our intention to Increase sales OF Beady
made Shirts ONE THOUSAND DOZEN during
the coming season, and we hsve therefore made our
PRICES BELOW COMPETITIONS, and within the
reach Of every one that wants . FIRsT-CLASS
SHIRT AT Low PRICE.
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eEAIIEnEn's Furnishings.

eEAILEhEIS FuRulSHlA6S.
Palmer's Patent
DO E.rOKI
sHIRTS,
READY MADE.
SHIRTS FOR sle 50
3 SHIRTS FOR o 80
I SHIFT FOE % 90
We know the PALMER PATENT DOUBLE
YOKE TO be the BEST SHIRT at the price in the
market, and we particularly request everyone to
examine the quality Of Linen hRd Muslin used and
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-09-17
JACKSON ADYERTTsEMENTS
Notice. TO the Public.

TTHHE Gin and Machinery business Of Messrs;
4 Stuart 4 Kirkland, now engaging all OF
their time, compels Mr.. Kirkland 10 retire
from the agency Of our Lumber business
We have secured the services OF Mr.. = D.
Huu who Is authorized to attend to all of our
bushes in jackson and vicinity. He will re
ceive orders for Lumber, at Wholesale and Re-
tail Our friends viii please direct all orders
to him. ,rooNr . GOV
Sept. 3, 1S74-lm
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-09-17

Persons Indebted
To the late firm of VIM. H. Allen s. Co., will
find it to their interest to call and settle with
cash, or make satisfactory arrangements, as it
IS necessary to settle up the old business of
W. II. Alien CO. also the notes and accounts
of Allen Lyon. Persons interested who
fail to come forward and make settlement,
will find their claims in the hands of an at
to Iney
B. II. 81 G. a. LYON
April 30-6m.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-09-17
IN MEsHORIUM.

Died in this city, on Wednesday, Sept
| 9th, in her 10th year, Dora, younges
| daughter of Mrs. Martha Tapley.
| Thus has the grim messenger of death, BY
the command OF Providence, who Adoeth al
| things WE'LL" claimed shining mark from
a circle of friends, and the joy and only
earthly comfort of a " idowed mother. She
was one OF those inesIimable characters that
are seldom met, possessed OF kind and
loving heart, with an open and candid ma
tures she was tone among many" Deciet
was stranger to her soul, never prone to
fattery, she could only be justly apprecia-
ted by her most ultimate friends, aud it can
with truth be said OF her, that those who
knew her best loved her most.
Her spirit has gone To the cd who gave
it TO bloom, only for a short time, as flow
er in the desert OF life; % that the affections
of earth which centered in her would, with
her spirit, be transferred to heaven
Farewell, dear friend! LAST farewell!
Our hearts will beat, but never as before /;
Controlled by some unconquerable spell,
\ throbbing dream till lie is DER,
Which enternity only, time can meier dispel.
Friends doomed to wait on sorrows shore,
VIII often sigh for days OF yore;
And not until the Savior tells;
Wen know he doeth all things we'll
FRIEND.
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The Executive Once Closed far
Repairs

IL Is generally known that Gov. Anne:
mas left the State to visit Massachusetts,. In
It's not known how long he intends to re-
main 1t is said that no official. notice
was gwen the Lieutenant Governor, or to
any OF the other State officials that he was
gong away, and that "of1icially" neither the
Lieutenant Governor or any other State Off
cial knows it yet, and. consequently. the Ex-
ecutive office is closed for repairs. To illus
trate how the thing works, we will give an
incident that has occurred since the Cover
nor's departure:
A prominent citizen received a reouisi-
ton from the Governorof another State for a
person charged with a great crime. Prom
| lneht citizen went to the Executive office
to have the requisition recognized. so that
the arrest might be made. He was Informed
that the Governor was mot fn'' Went sew
efal times more, and finally learned that
the Governor had gone where the woodbine
twineth, and that no one was authorized to
act for him. Prominent citizen proposed
at his own expense 10 telegraph for the Lieu
tenant Governor; he was informed that the
other 'powers that be" would not recognize
Davis, if he did put in an appearance, as
they had no "officia" notice that the sire
sponsible chief was out of the State
Prominent citizen then telegraphed to DR.
Fred. Barrett, who is rusticating on the sea
shore, the circum stances, and asked him
what he was to do about it? The reply
came that if the papers were in New Or
leans on Monday, the 14th, they would be
signed and returned, but whether they
would be signed by Governor Ames or Lieu
tenant Governor Davis, or by DIR. Barrett
as Private Secretary, Madam Rumor, who
gave US the above, did not know or did not
want to tell.
When the Executive office is again opea
for business, we will inform our readers. In
the mean time those who have business with
the Governor will have TO bide their time
until it suits the irresponsible chief to re
turn. or to OFFICIALLY notify the Lieuten-
ant Governor that he is in Massachusetts
and not in Mississippi.
We learn since the above was put in type,
that Lt--Gov. Davis having definitely ascer-
tanned that Gov. Ames had certainly gone
to Massachusetts, took control of the Exec
utive Department yesterday.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-09-17

Henry johnson, a colored man, who
lived on Pearl River, Lawrence county,
was murdered last Saturday night, and his
body carried 200 yards from the road
and thrown into the woods, where it was
found the next day. A verdict was
rendered that he came to his death by
hanging, at the hands of persons I'M
known.
a brother-in-law of the deceased filed
an affidavit before Justice Marine, charg-
ing w. w. Fox and Duwitt Baliou, two
white citizens, living in that neighbor-
hood, with the crime, whereupon they
were brought before the magistrate, and
both of them, after examination, We're
bound over on their own recognziance in
the sum of 5000 each, to appear before
the next Circuit Court of Lawrencecoun-
ty for trial -Brookhaven Citizen.
Another exchange records the follow
ing:
A negro named Jesse Simms, residing
on the Harris place, in the Oak Ridge
neighborhood, Warren County, was muir
dered last Sunday night. 1t is not known
by whom the deed was done.
In connection with the foregoing an
nouncement, We would respectfully call
the attention of all whom it may concern
to the following gentle hint thrown out
by the Cincinnati Enquirer, the leading
Democratic paper in the North West:
''Some of the people down South will
find out after while that every time a
niger is killed in their section new blood
is infused into the veins of the attenuated
Republican party of the North. :"
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"NOI Very WELL

feeling Of vague bodily discomfort,
'aleh does not amount to positive Illness,
-ad Yet Is compatible with health, is often
'ttlY described by the phrase, Not very
s'lL This feeling usually arises from a
uFA2'ency of the nervous power which is
''4a'red to keep the vital machinery in Wig
QOas and heallhful operation. Nervous
ssaAness has too frequently turned out
" De the prelude of some serious malady
i ADMIT Of any doubt in the matter. n
s'''Fily OF the bodily functions as surely
siect.
y Is therefore absolutely essential for the
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