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Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-07-02

MUsIcA~-The meetings Of the
Musical Association in the past few
weeks have not been attended, by full
houses, due partially to the presence
Of other amusements occurring on the
same night and TO the excessive heat
The members are requested to be
present this evening TO rehearsal
and business. \ new Constitution
aud other matters of Importance Will
he unlimited for consideration.
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II. you would get value received
for your scrip, go to O. G. Chases
Dry Goods Store, and it will pass for
its face.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-07-02

PAY CAR.-Assistant paymaster
Dabney arrived in town last Wednes-
day and adjusted the accounts Of the
railroad employees.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-07-02

WARNrNG.--Do not deceive your
selves, but take youF scrip to Doctor
Chase, if you would get full value
for it.
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IMPORTANT To BUrDERs-A. b Pal
mer is prepared to take contracts for
building houses and all kinds of carpen-
ter work. Don't fail to give him a call.
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w. s. Downer & Co. have some
very fine properties both City and
Country, Coal, Timber and Farming
Lands. Some City properties very
cheap.
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MERCHANTS HOTEL.
y q n = Az Fl
EOR SALE!

FoH SALE:
That valuable property In tho city Of Hunt
ington known o. the
THIRD AVENUE HOTEL.
Is offered at private sale on reasonable terms.-
This hotel In situated In the business portion OF
connection Ufth the Hotel there 10 Q SPLENDID
BAR. Satisfactory reasons given for selling.
For terms &c, apply 70
r. A. MATHEWS,
Jan LIT. Huntington, ". Va.
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W n T 3 .

WANTS.
CORRESPONDENCE with Capital
" lists looking 70 the shie Of valuable timber
and mineral lands adjacent 70 this city, coon'n n
ing two thousand acrea- Address :. J.. j., thn
Feb. l2-n
vXyANTED-TO MANUFACTURERs.-T
w West Charleston Company oders bonps
Of from $500 70 $4,000 10 Manufacturers locs,ing
In West Charleston, the Capitol OF West Virginia,
on the Kanawha. Cheap coal, iron ore, salt and
lumber; railroad and river transportation. nd
for map ana pamphlet May 1--lyr.
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pence = 30. Rtchoon1. VI
Inus oeasa q = gsioss for IN b sptsos
Con. RtcAuoD4, Va
eAun yn@na az 90 dollar sseA, q
sponoe Son, ucADnaA. ".
wum uAxsuxs vu1 ~ sEish fer ~
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co.l.s.--A! - - NJ caIism ~ nlsv
Spence So n1shnne4 W
Luu pcsssn ssssllsa4 $500
Is. b 6pENCE q eoE.
M~uasa 19HssA - MN ssTsst
5usenosyea RICHMOND. "a
0UsHouxD n1ifE,GHRA
fHir 4 BuaxES HuUss Tnlf Knrsh
SpeciaI Lsno Of Goods
Can accommodate ar bessss ,ssn thoss We're
. nisosnnne0us stock - keDk Hence g
soRuNgsaa's SECOND AVE-
TuEa4Sh3ng Store,
yss en- ana eessss 1850. Z g. r@,
than q 81 ths olAsf SeoDS Atown. uDsDsn& %
HATS, CAPS. TRUNrA vAL11sA Ae
= ec.pssss. csus hin, 81 sxsniss ~ yosf-
iuss ,s-a. MOSES Boanu1n.
ron sALE AND nHny: .....
Eos SALE OR ansr:
A mes ssi comfortable Dveuiug HOGS, tlsr.-
ougfly renovated, locsted n eeel1abea ~ o.
eommodste one or two familiss. Mono ned APP
piy except resPcrtsbl4 promps-paytng sense"
F.. tsrnA sppiy % s. Gideon Or ~y g f.rrp
FOR sALEi
Two nice dwelling houses on Fourth Avenses
for which we are authorised 70 take one-haf
Railroad SCRIP and the balance % Tire
March It'll W. DOwNER D 60.
HHERCHANT's HOTEL,
70 = ALEl
will sell the Merchants Hote! for thirty per
cent LESS THAN COST. The Hotsl cUnfafns
~ rooms, 81 Bed Rooms and the be1t sample
Room ON the Ohio River; FIRST cises Bar, win
Two nrst-class Bevel Bilhard Tables; New NO.
Halls Safe; Furniture all Good; ~ Bol. Cis.
teen: % DtniuR-roUm Seats; Good yards and
and opposite the Steamboat Landing and Rail-
road Depot.
June <th-4w GkOh6E 6hANAon.
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ron sALE AMo RInv.

TSoR SALE OR RENT.
A nes saa comfortable Dwelling HOES, tlvc
ouehiy renowned, iocsted n 1eslsab,A part o.
the city, % Fourth svuRne. ~ - exmngo &c
commodate one OF two families. None ned ep-
niv except respectable prompe-paytng tenooeS
For tsrnA .pply 70 s. Gideon Or ~y g t.rrs
June f6-0. J. W. FLASHER
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Complimentary Resolutions by
Washington Fire Company, No. o,
of Vick~burg.

At meeting of the Company, a COM
mittee of three was appointed To draft
resolutions expressing the thanks Of this
Company to the officers and members of
the jackson Fire Department, who re
ported the following, which was adopted:
Resolved That the thanks of this com
panv are due and are hereby rendered 10
the officers and members OF the Jackson
Fire Department, for the kind and hospit-
able manner in which they received and
entertained us on our recent visit 10 their
C ty, the recollection OF which we will cher
ish while memory lasts; such reunions
strengthen and unite Us, as fremen should
be, in the glorious cause of humanity.
And we sine rely trust the We may
have many such.
Resolved further, That to oil. George
d. Lawrence, Assistant Superintendent
of the Nicksburg and Meridian railroad;
the gentemanly conductors of that road,
and Mr.. John CIingan, the agent at Jack
son, togetherwith Mr.. White, the agent of
the New Orleans, Jackson and Great
Northern railroad, our thanks are due and
are hereby rendered for many favors ex-
tended.
Resolved, That these resolutions be pub
lished, and copies be sent to Thomas
Green, Esq, Chief of jackson Fire De
partment, to be by him transmitted to his
WILLIAM FRENCH,
CHI RECORD,
NJ DURNER,
Committee.
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jy24-3m Principal
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UNION FEMALE COLLEGE.
Oxford. Mfsa

ESor ye1rs past many parents ~ discern
Il ment and Of the best fncilties for Judging.
have been attracted to this firmly cstabIis red
Institution, believing that in it they nave
found such sound instruction and home-iike
training rs their daughters should have.
Careful and thorough tuition In furnished in
all the departments. literary and artistic.
Those who are seeking the BEST, can find ~
mere, The members Of the large faculty, most
OF whom have been connected with the Coll
Lege Tor years, are not only skIllul. but have
achieved the task OF establishiuga reputation.
President GUTHRIE By his juiIclous aud
systematic management during the current
session, - giving satisfactory evidence of his
ability The subioined document show. tbe es-
innate placed upon him by h.s former coI-
leagues
IL IL u sufficient guarantee that the tastes
and social habits Of the young ladies asc cor-
recuy cultivated and controlled. tl sav tLat
Mrs. c. H. Bell continues 20 act a. Lady Priu-
cpal.
Pupils received az any time, and charged
only from date of entrance. The first of the
year il n suitable time TO enter
Apply for catalogue.
s G. BURNEY ,
G. II. BELL, ) E1 Committee
J. ID. LESTER. J
December, 1878.
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MAYoRALrY or JACKSON, I
JACKSON, Miss, Dec. 20. 1873. (

MAYoRALTY or JACKSON, I
JACKSON, Miss, Dec 2o, 1873 !
WHEREAS, It Is provided by the char
w ter of the city that there should be an
election biennially for the purpose of elect
ing the following named officers. to-Wlt
Two Aldermen from the North Ward.
Two Aldermen from the South Ward.
Two AL lermen from the West Ward.
A { ~ Marshal.
T. O school Trustees from the North
Waru
Two school Trustees from the South
Ward.
Two School Trustees from the West Ward.
Now. therefore, /. Marion Smith. Mayor
OF Jackson do hereby issue this, nv ord-r
for election, FIR :he above named officers, TO
be held on MONDAY, the 5th day of Janu-
ary. 1874, at the following named places, to-
wit
The polls for the North Ward will be open
at the Engine House No. I.
The polls for the South Ward will be open
at the Engine House OF Hope Fire c IN pany
No. g.
The polls for the West Ward will be open
at the new brick building of Patrick o.
l.eary.
Ana in compliance with action taken at a
meeting held on the 5th day of Decem Der,
by he Board Of MAYOR and Aldermen, do
hereby appoint the following gentlemen to
act rs Jndgps and Clerks at said election
NORTH WARD-Judgea-Ha BOYD.
Elijah Robinson, j. II. Ledbetter; Clerks
A. v. Miller, A. ID. Wright.
SoUrH WARD-Jndges-E. Steinberg, d.
raw ford, Parrison Taylor; Clerks "A. V.
Miller, F. ID. Wright.
WEST WARD-Judges--Sa French. En-
mis- Roy al, A. j. Atkinson; Clerks. Wal
lace Harrington, Sam. Battles.
The polls will be opened at the above
named places at O'clock. A. M, and closed
at 6 q clock. p. NJ
Given under my hand and seal of office
10 n IN. 49, II
MARION SMITH Mavor.
SAM. g. BURNHAM. City Clerk.
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PRATT'S ASTRAL OIL

ABSOLUTELY safe. Perfectly odorless.
Always uniform. Illuminating qualities su-
perior to gas. Burns in any lamp without
danger OF exploding or taking fire Manu-
factured expressly 10 displaee the use of vola-
tile and dangerous oils. Its safety under
every possible test, and lis perfect burning
qualities are proved by its continued use IN
over 800, coo families.
Millions of gallons have been sold and nc
accident-either directly or indirectly-has
ever occurring from burning, storing or
handling it.
The immense yearly loss 10 life and proper
ty, resulting from the use of cheap and dan
gerous oils in the United States, is APPALLING.
The Insurance Companies and Fire Com
missioners throughout the country recon-
mend the ASTRAL as the best safeguard
when lamps are used. Send for circular
For sale at retail by the trade generally,
and at wholesale by the proprietors, CHAS.
PRATT & co, los Fulton street, New York
nu2S-6m
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TRUSTEES SALE.

IN PURSUANCE of the terms of a certain
| Deed of Trust, executed by Charlie Will
liams Lucy Williams, Elisha Edwards and
Henry Fields, on the 10th day Of August, 1878,
to secure to William Roberts the payment OF
One Hundred and Sixty-one dollars and
eighteen cents, (Sl61 49, balance due said
Roberts on account for supplies the same 10
have been paid on before the 10Th day of
November, 1873 recorded in Book f. page $50,
in the Records of Kinds County, /, the under
signed trustee. will, on Monday, the End day
of February, 1874 within the hours prescrib bed
bv law. before the State House gate, in the
city of Jackson, County of Kinds, State of
Mississippi, sell al public auction to the high
est bidder, for cash, the following personal
property, mentioned in said Deed of Trust as
the property of Charlie Williams. Lucy Will
liams, Elisha Edwards, and Henry Fields, to-
wit:
Two bales of cotton and will convey TO the
purchaser such title as is in me vested by said
Deed of Trust.
-JanI-3Ods JOHN NJ. SMYLIE, Trustee.
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wB Richardson
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
BOLIVAR COUNTY.

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
BOLIVAR COUNTY.
DY VIRTUE AND N pursuance Of the final
ID decree rendered by the District Court Of
the United States IN the Northern District OF
Mississippi, on the 1th day of December 1870
in cause No. 10 styled Charles G. Jones IS.
Mary r. Bell ct al, and Of the supplemental de-
cree rendered in said cause by the above men
toned Court. the 18th day Of December, A.
D. 1873. [ Charles Scott. Commissioner mp
pointed for that purpose, viii on Monday, the
n dav Of March, a. d. 1874, proceed to sell at
public auction 10 the highest bidder, for cash,
n front of the Court House OF said Bolivar
County in the town of Fioreyvilie, between
the hours of l. o'clock. NJ, and o'clock 2. NJ o.,
tie following described lands, lying and being
situated IN said Bolivar County, tO-wit:
The South halt OF the Southeast quarter OF
Section nineteen, (19) Township twenty-five
(22.) Range eight 81 West.
| only convey such title as / am authorized
to convey by the decree above mentioned.
CHAS. SCOTT, U. 5. Commissioner
IAN l-30d
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H0W2 By using Morse's Patent Fly Ex-
IL terminator the only sure and efectual
means ever vet discovered for destroying Il
Flies, Muskeetoes, ETC.. safe TO use and sure TO
kill. One package will last q season, and
keep any store or dwelling free from hies.
Put up in secure packages and sent 70 any
address on receipt OF ifty cents, with full d.
rections TO use: Satisfaction guaranteed or
money refunded. Addl ess g. J. GREENE.
Company Shops, Alawance Co., North Caro-
lima GulA-Am
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We had the pleasure of witnessing a
portion of the entertainment in the base
ment room of the Episcopal Chnrch on
Christmas night, which consisted of appro-
pirate songs. charades, and the distribution
presrnts The exercises were we'll conduct
ed throughout, and enjoyed by the large
audience that had assembled on the occasion.
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Summerville Institute.
A Boarding school for Boys and
Young Men.

Eleven Miles from Shuqualak, Mobile and
Ohio Railroad.
Annual Session begins First Monday inlOcto-
Der. Semi Annual Terms begins Third
Monday of February, and closes the
Last Thursday in June.
THE Principal takes pride in announcing
i TO the public the opening Of the 2lst An
nual Session of his School. Two additional
teachers have been emp Dyed, one graduate
from FIVE of the leading schools of the Uniyer-
sity of Virginia the other a distinguished
graduate and Tutor from one Of the leading
colleges of the country.
No school, public or private, shall surpass
Summeryille Institute in the extent and sound
ness of it's instruction, and in the high tone
and bearing of its students.
All the elementary, commercial, mathemat-
ical, scientific and classical branches are
taught French and German will receive es-
pecial attention.
! Sixty student will be received.
| For particulars address,
| THOS. S. GATHRIGHT, A. NJ,
iv24-3m Principal
Gholson P o.. Noxubee Co, Miss.
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JOSHUA GREEN, Esq, will leave for
the North this week, TO be absent for some
time-rest from business aud "A change of
climate having been recommended by his
ply sician. He will be accompanied by his
lady. We hope soon to have the pleasure
OF noting his return in improved health.
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The CHRISTMAS TREE provided for
the children OF the Methodist Sabbath
school on Christmas Eve, was not only very
large and handsome, but well laden with
good things for the little people, 1t was n
very enjoyable affair throughout.
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MAsoNIC.-The officers elect of the
Lodges Chapter aud Council of this city
were duly installed last Saturday night
The officers of Mississippi Commandery, No
l,will be Installed at their Asylum on Thurs
day nfget. We have heretofore published
the names of the officers of Lodges, CHAPTER
aud Commandery, The following are tn,
officers of jackson Council, No.5:
R. L. SAUNDERS, Tn. Ill. G. II.
OLIVER CLIFTON, Ill. Dep. G. NJ.
j. L. Power, P. c. of w.
GEORGE 8. GREEN, NJ. of c.
JOHN A. GALBREATH, JR., c. of G.
II. M. TAYLOR, Treasurer.
EDWARD STEINBBRo, Recorder.
J. M. Cam, Secretary.
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BARNUM'S HOTEL,
Corner Broadway and Twentieth St.,
NEW YORK.
On both American md EurOPean
Plans.

COMPLETE with all modern improvements;
~ rooms suite and single; private par
lorz, baths, elevators, etc. Location unsur-
passed, being in the very centre Of fashion
and brittany New York life. In proximity 10
churches and places Of amusement, and Lord
& TayloTs Arnold Constable's, and J. & G.
Johnst0n's dry goods palaces. The hotel is
under the management Of A. S. Barnum, for
merly of Barnums Hotel, Baltimore, /. NJ
Green, Of Dayton, Ohio. and recently Of New
Hotel, St. Louis. au29-3m
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EXCELSIOR FOUNDRY AND MACHINE
SHOP, is the appropriate name of the estab-
lishment Of Messrs. john Mcdonnell Il Go.
We invite attention to their card elsewhere.
The proprietOrs are practical machniSts.
and are thoroughly equipped. with ample
facilities aud competent wordmen, to fill
orders for everything in their line of busi-
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
CARPET WAREHOUSE.

4 BROUSSEAU, Importer and Dealers, Of
r. fers, Wholesale and Retail
CARPETING. 1000 pieces of English and
American.
OIL CLOTHS, Floor, Table and Enamel.
MATING, 1000 rolls, White, Check and
Fancy.
Covers.
CURTAINS. Lace and Nottingham Lace.
BROCATELLE, CoteIines ferries, Reps etc.
HAIR CLOTH, Gimp. Plush, etc.
Jan I-6nl \. BRO SSEAU.
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A New YEARS PRESENT FOR THE
ORPHANS AT LAUDERDALE.--Mrs. f. Il. Ev
ans yesterday sent her annual contribution
to the Orphans Home, consisting oa four
dOz new and neatly trimmed hats for the
little girls 1t is very kind in Mrs. Evans
. thus TO contribute to the happiness and
comfort Of the orphans. We know that She
has warm place in their gratitude.
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TIE BIG RACE between Captain Jack
and Nellie r., will take place at the Fair
Grounds on next Saturday afternoon. The
purse ia one thousand dollars. a small ad-
mission fee will be charged visitors, As
evidence of the general interest felt in this
race, special train will come out from
Ficks5urg Saturday morning.
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TIE CASH SYSTEM. .-Messrs. I. +.
Richardson & Co., Of West Jackson, have
elsewhere a pointed notice 10 those indebted
to their house, which they would do well to
"read. ponder and inwardly digest" and
then pay up, as requested, Cheap for cash,
IL the motto or tins house.
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PROCEEDINGS OF BOARD or CONTROL

PROCEEDINGS OF BOARD or CONTROL.
The Board OF Control convened immedi-
ately after adjournment of Board OF Di-
rectory-all being present with one eXcep-
ton.
On motion of Wm. b. Taylor, the Chair
man was requested TO apponta Committee
OF three to iuvite propose ais for the leaSing 9
and care Of the FAIR Grounds for one year
including the use OF the track, separately OF
Jointly contract to be subject to the appro-
val OF Board of Contro, and at least ten
days public notice 10 be gwen.
Commiftee-W. b. Taylor. A. H. Kirk
land, and =. Strauss.
The Secretary called attention TO the fact
that at the stockholders meeting a resolu-
ton was adopted providing for the appoint
meut of a committee To eX line and report
upon the books AM accounts OF the Stcre-
tarY and Treasurer OF the Association, bat
that n" such committee had as yet been APP
pointed. The namrS 81 MeSsrs. Oliver Cliff
ton, Gus Asher and J. VI. Wesson, of the Di-
rectory having been suggested as suitable
gentlemen for such committee, they were
accordingly appointed, and the Secretary
directed 10 notify them.
The Chairman appointed a special com
miltee 10 solicit loan from stockholders
and others - pay certain unpaid claims
against ia~t.Fair: Ales~rs. q u. Bustamente
Jonn J. II R'trbsrher, aud J t. Power.
On motion o. the Secretary, Mr.. A. Ii
kirkland was allowed fo remove the frame
work near machine shed III payment OF Il
bill due him tor lum ber.
Col Taylor offered the following, which
was adopted:
Resolved, That the Secretary be directeG
20 give notice 10 all persons having claims
against the Association Of date prior to 1873
to file the same with the Secretary by the
next meetuT of this B bard.
On motion OF Mr.. Boyd. Col. Mu<grove
was elected as Chairman OF the b ard in
The absence of the President OF the Asso-
citation.
On motion. the Board adjourned until
Monday, January 18TH at IL o'cIok, =. NJ
L. +. MONTGOMEkY, Chairman.
j. J.. POWER, Secretary.
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Last Friday train of seven wagons,
passed through DeKalb bound for the
Mississippi bottoms. They were from
Alabama, whence hundreds are on the
move for the malarial districts of this
State. If this immigration continues the
Mississippi bottom will be the future par
adise of the Radical office seekers. East
Misissippian.
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Tuesday, March s1st, 1873.

Only Sixty thousand tickets viii hc SOLD,
and one. half Of these are intended for tine Eu-
ropean market, thus leaving only $4,000 ior
sale in the United States where 1000 were
disposed of for the Third Concert The tickets
are divided into ten coupons or phrt-r aud
have on their back the Scheme, with fun cG-
planation Of the mode OF drawing.
At this concert, which will he the grnudcsi
musical display ever witnessed lu this coun-
try, the Unprecedented sum uf
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We will pay the
Highest Cash Price for Cotton

Or make liberal advances On Cotton shipped
10 Richardson May, New Orleans.
f. Are Agents for several Of the best brands of
Smoking and Chewing Tobacco.
Orders by mail will receive prompt atten-
tion.
oo2-im T. +. KICHARDSON & co.
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STABBED.-Mr. George Donnell, of
this city, was severely stabbed by colored
man on Wednesday night OF last week.
The desperate effected his escape. Mr..
Donnelrs wounds are painful, but not dan
gerous.
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CHANcELLoH's OFFICE.
UNIVERSITY or MISSISSIPPI.
OxFoRD. October DIST 1873

OXFORD october -lstf 1876.
The undersigned, constituting tie Faculty Of
the University Of Mississippi, Colleagues of
PRoT. X. J. GUTHRIE, during his official CON
nection with the Institution, and his iustruc-
tions during that part OF his student hfe which
spent at this place, take pleasure iu e-
cording their high appreciation OF hls mental
and moral worth, his fine requirements, and
his skill in teaching, together with the high
tone Of his character as "a christian gentle
man. We cordially commend hIu to the favor
and patronage Of all who have children ur
wards TO educate as faithful and capable
teacher, and as wise and prudent guardian
of the moral interests Of those entrusted tu hfs
care and supervision. We regard such man
and such an Instructor as very desirable uc-
QUESTION TO any community.
JOHN n. WADDEL, CHAVcELLoR.
c. W. SEARS, Professor of Mathematics
F. A. JUNY, Prof Of Modern Languages.
A. J. QUINCHE, Prot Of Latin.
X. b. FULTON, Adj Prof. of Physics.
A. II. Whitfield Adj. Prof. of Greek
r. II. LOUGHRIDGE, Adj. Prof OF ChcmiE-
try.
JAMES A. LYON, Prof. of Metaphysics
L. &. GARLAND, Prof OF Physics.
GEORGE LITTLE, Prof Of Geology
J.J WHEAT, Prof. Of Greek.
Dec. %, I'm.
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The Non-e1plosive Potro oil sold by Wm.
J. Brown, ST., jackson, Mississippi makes the
cheapest, cleanest and most beautiful light of
any oil or burning fluid in use. IL has stood
the most severe tests without explosion
mal-Gm
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CARPET WAREHorsE.-Attention j

CARPET WAREHOUSE Attention is
called 10 the card OF the well-known Carpet
Warehouse OF y. BrOuSseau. IL Chartres
street, New Orleans. Mr.. Brousseau is an
extensive importer of carpets, oil cloths,
m3ttings, window shades, curtains, hair
cloths, &c. and in his immense and varied
stock every fancy can be gratitied. Send
the size of your room, and the style of car
pet preferred, and you will not fail to be
suited
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LEGAL NOTICES. Several important
trrsr -iles, citations, etc, appear on this and
the fourth page, to which special attention
/, directed.
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1t is said the California independent
political movement has crossed over into
Nevada, and the people are taking it
rapidly.
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NOTICE.

4 LII WHO are indebted TO the firm of I f.
n RICHARDSON x CO., will please come
forward and settle at once; otherwise their ac-
counts will be stopped. For cannot sell
goods at cash prices on longer time than thirty
days Our terms after January lst. 1873. will
be strictly cash.
Sanl-2t T E. RICHARDSON X co.
The weekly clarion., 1874-01-01
SI.5OO.OOO.

Divided into Y 900 cash gifts, viii he distrlh.
uted by lot among the tickot-holdcrs. The
numbers of the tickets to bc drawn from one
wheel by blind children and the gifts from am