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The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1874-02-06

AN epicure writes to his local news
paper that, having INDUCED freely in
eating frogs, his hands are now covered
with what his doctor calls humorous
engagements of the vascular papill@
and indurations of the surrounding ep-
idermis"- that is, warts.
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WE received very pleasant letter of

WE received very pleasant letter OF
thanks from our old friend Kendall since his
return home, for bottle of Johnson's Ano-
dyne Liniment which We gave him, and which
he says has entirely cured him of the trouble
some and dangerous cough ne had when here
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SKIN DISEASES.
PAYING EMPLOYMENT

For all ms wing spare time Eomething new and
fast selling. No fancy article, but nee ssiiy to
Ill classes of peop'e, actually saving mupey 10
buyers. Business honorable pleasant; home
ahiOad no risks: an l extremely profit. BILE. You
will mis- your best chance, IL fail write for
particulars and va uable samples, 10 !, a. HUTCH
INsoH, & Co CSpclnpat, 0hlo.
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Cough. COLD OR SORE TI;HOAT
BROWNS Requires immediate attention, and
BRONCHIAL should be Checked. If aKowed to
rROCHEG lrortinue, HESITATION OF THE
FOE ILuNss. PERMASEST THROAT
EJUGHS a FE EcTIoE. AN IHcUKABLE
AND iLUNs DISEASE is ofleH the
yOLDS. lsuIt.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL IROCHES
Having direct influence on the parts, gives i'm
mediate relief. For BRONCHITIS, = STHMA, Ca
rARKII. CoSsUMPFIYE AND THHOAT DISEASE
TRocHEs are used tndys tciih good success
SINGERS AND FUBLIC SPEAkEHS
VIII find TkoCHEs useful in ciealIng the voice
Ehea taken beiure Staging or Speaking. and re
eying HE throat after unusual eGertion Of tire
vocal organs.
Obtain only Browns BROSC4IAL TROCH rs
and do not take any of the worthless limitations
that may rs offered. g. ID everywhere.
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A,Aftfa -+1EN LOOK PALE
~


and SILK
rrotu no otner cause than having worms In the
stomach
BROW Ms vERMGFUGE COMFITs
VIII destroy worms without injury to the child,
being perfectly WHITE, and free from all color
'nE other injurious Ingredients usually used In
SUru preparations.
CCKTIS s HltUWN, PrOprtetora,
NO 2L5 Fulton street, New YORK.
..i'a So tr1E- ST sad cHenII=tS and dealers In
-s't.l r.n'. L.
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A LONDON EXPERIMENT WITH SEWAGE.
The phosphate sewage company of Lon
don have patented a process which
promises to solve the very troublesome
question of the disposition of the IL
quid filth that flows through the sewers
of every city. The process combines
the saving of the manurial properties
of the sewage for fertilizing purposes,
with its disinfectioD, so that instead of
pOlluting some neighboriug brook or
rive the liquid portion that escapes is
clarified into sparkling water, pure alike
to smell and taste. The company is at
present experimenting with n portion of
the sewage of London, treating it in
the following manner The sewage, a
turbulent mass O, thick, black, and
main into a wooden carrier, along which
it runs few feet till, passing a small
pumping-engine, it receives the addition
of a small quantity of phosphate of
alumina specially prepared. The sew
age continues IFS course along the car
rier for some distance, the phosphate
meanwhile becoming tn rou hly mixed
with it, and visibly affecting lis appear
ance in the direction of Qualification.
Jt next receives a further addition in
the shape of milk of lime pumped into
the carrier from another small pumping
station and then the mixture is permit
ted to flow into two arge tanks, where
the process of pr cipitatiOn takes place,
the eff1uent water running off by carri-
ers to perform its work of irrigation.
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Poultry, Seeds &C. Deitz's Jour. .Chambersburg,rA

1.-THE Great West, =" a large. magnificent engraving,
free receipt of 3oc. G. Bsmith Bris OIL Tenn
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How To TEST THE PURITY OF. WATER
The Pharmaceutical Journal" quotes
from Heisch n very simply and
important test for determining the
quality of drinking-water, and espe-
cially as to its freedom from sewage
contamination. This consists in placing
a few grains of the best white lump
sugar in a half pint of water in per
fectly clean. colorless, glass-stopped
bottle, freely exposed to daylight in
the window of warm room. If the
water be perfectly free from sewage
contamination it should not become tur-
bid, even after an exposure of a week
or ten DAYS, in which case it is almost
certainly safe, otherwise not.
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Mailed Free on Receipt of Price,
1OJ samples ecalcOmanIe pictures for Is cts:
beautiful card Cnromos for IS cts. set of IS
ics ture hrumos for 3 cts BOX French Initial Pa.
per Env with Chrome for so cts; Or all the above
for 81. J. W. Russell q CO.. NedfOrd Mass
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lNHOICE fowls II varieties. Eggs 81 per setting
~ Address DR.. C. Lewis. Marlboro, Stark Co., ..
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-01-15
L. POWER,
Grand Secretary.

In addition to the statement printed in
another column, we suhjoin an extract
from long account in the Democrat
"A jury of inquest upon the body of
Mr.. billiard was. mpanelled before acting
Coroner Wilson, Thursday afternoon. A.
NJ Taylor, Dr. j. D. Burch, Clarke
Smith, Robert Armstrong, j. r. Ricord
and W. r. Tucker, were examined. The
evidence elected conforms entirely to that
given before Chancellor brennan. The
jury rendered the following verdict:
State of Mississippi, Y4zoo county,
We, the jury summoned on the 9Th day
.! January, 1874, to enquire into the
cause Of the death of Mr.. +. p billiard,
Of said State and county, find that he
came to his death by murder at the Court
house, in Yazoo county, State of Missis-
sippi, on the 9Th day of January, 1874,
by pistol shot in the head, from the
hands of A. I. Morgan, and as accesso-
ries thereto, Emanuel Stephens and
Frank Stewart. Signed Jno. K. Hood,
G. T. Emery, Walter Scott, Abe Rosen-
thai, Hill Huntington, Jurors
The opinion OF ore of the Jurors. Henry
Powell, Is that F. P. Hilliard came to
his death by murder, and that A. T.
Morgan, Emanuel Stephens and Frank
Stewart were the murderer. Signed,
Henry Powell, Juror"
The persons engaged in the difficulty
were all members of the Republican
party.
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PRATT'S ASTRAL OIL.

ABSOLUTELY safe. Perfectly odorless
Always uniform. Illuminating qualities SUI
perior 10 gas. Burns in any lamp without
danger Of exploding or taking fire. Manu-
featured expressly to displaee the uso of vola-
tile and dangerous oils. It's safe-y under
every possible test, and its perfect burning
qualities are proved by its continued use n
over 800 coo families.
Millions of gallons have been sold and 10
accident-either directly or ind;rec5ly-has
ever occurring from burning, storing or
handling H.
The Imncnse yearly loss to life and proper
~, resu' .ln4 from the use OF cheap and dan
gerous oils in The United States is APPALLING
The Insurance Companies and Fire Com
NJ ssioners Throughout the country recom-
mend the ASTRAL As the best Safeguard
when lamps are used. send Tor circular
For sale at retail by the trade generally.
and ut wholesale by he proprietors, II As.
PRATT y co, los fulton street New York
au2S-6ni
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JAMES NJ. WATSON, charged with kill
inc Ramsey at Byhalia, and refused bal
By the examining justice at that place,
was promptly hailed on hGbeps corpus, apd
discharged from custody by Chancellor
Stearns. His bail bond was fixed at So,
0O0 -Independent South.
STRANGE AND MYsTERIoUs.-We
learn that about two weeks since, an old
colored man living about ten miles east Of
Sardis, was aroused from his slumbers an
hour or two before day, by the crying OF
an infant out in the yard. He got up
and went out, and found a very pretty
white boy baby in basket on the hen
house. The CT lid was apparently FIVE or
six weeks oil and was very nicely dress
ed, and in the basket with him were
clothes enough to supply his wants for
twelve months or more, and two bottles
of milk with rubber nipples, and can of
condensed milk.
Where the child came from or who is
its mother is altogether unknown. The
superstition Is that he does not belong to
that neighborhood, but was brought there
from some other. We learn that Mr..
Conner, who lives near the place where
the child was found, has taken it and in
tends TO raise it and adopt it. We are
informed that the child is a very pretty
one, and the several of the neighbors
wanted him, but Mr.. Conner would not
give him up.-Punola Star.
Probably there is a connection be-
tween the finding of the little wait,
and the discovery of an infart which
had been placed in the possession
of a colored family, in this city, by
a strange man and unfortunate young
inadvertently, to conceal
the shame. The infant was returned to
the keeping of it's mother. The idea is
suggested by the fact, that the man
stated that he resided some where about
scene of the above incident. !
EDS. CLARION.
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Trustees Sale

by VIRTUE Of authority Vested in me by
- IA" terms Of a Ger ain Deed Of Trust, exc
en- ell by Frank Brown b. T. T. Richardson.
Trustee. datod April 18th 4. r. 1873 and re-
corded in Deed Book No 4 ~ the cord Of
Deeds of Hi Dis county, Mississippi, pps I76
III, u.s. hich said Deed of Trust was made
10 secure The pay met of u certain note, paya-
BILE to Z. Richardson, therein described. and
10 which reference is hereby made Having
been requested by said f. Richardson, / will
proceed TO sell the following described prop
trty 10 the highest bidder, for cash. at the
couri honse door of said county. in the city Of
Jackson, Tuesday, the I4th day of Feb
ruary, 1874, during legal hours to satisfy said
note, together with interests and expenses as
specified, to-wt: A lotOf land in West Jack
son, on the line Of the New Orleans Jackson
and Great Northern Railroad, 80 chains deep
on Hutson Street, and 3-5-100 chains front
on Bankston Street, containing three roods and
four perches, he the same more or less, to-
gether with the dwelling house and appur-
tenances situated thereon
! will convey such title as IL vested in me
as Trustee, which j. believed to be uc feet
ian15-4w. T. E. RICHARDSON. Trustee.
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Or&a"iz atiOn lEd Proceedings Of
the New school Board.

JACKSON. Miss. Jan'y II, 1874.
T." Trustees elected at the city election
"n 5'lt inst, met this date At the office of the
Sap. riutrndent OF Public Education:
PRESENT.
North Wnrd-B"ni. Williams, J. +. Power
Sonrh Warti-J Tlrpeil. jos. Patton.
West Ward-Abram Washington.
Absem-John A. Galbreath, Jr.. of West
Ward
o. morton of J. l.. Power, Judge Tarbell
WIS called to the chair. and on his further
IN 'tion. was declared permanent Chairman
Of the Botrl.
On motion Of Mr. Washington, j. L. P,'~ :
cr was requested to act AS Secretary of this
meeting.
On motion, a committee was appointed
to dispose OF an unoccnpi'd school building
in IL South ward; and on motion of Mr..
Williams tin, Trustees in South ward wcre
requested Ia sell the same on the best terms
that may hp off red.
on motion of Mr.. Washington, John 4.
Gaihn.ath, IT., was unanimously elected
) ar, of thi- ard.
The nlloW ny, II red by J. L. Power.
va uutnim asly adopted:
y,
4 rrabi h''r III he esiurt''le youth o.
tui~ cit, ar t in attendance, upon eithe
our priv te ar pa lie >cho Il, ?ud whereas.
a fru>', e. ~ the latter. it i our earn. -
sire Eilt Tie Puhlic : hnol@ OF the cIrJ
pi J trk> u III II he efficiently conducted.
and IN ". Ia 2elA a're-,d, q than her tofnr,' :;
Ihcr- tore. b it RpSulvt.,i, That thi~
h"'tfd Ina ! i>tU tHE several schools At lt4~
tftre ring -arh III NTH. With Viz 10
s'.' rtf'ng m -'- ii '-t'v.lv with the Suycr
! III. 4
.a}'t-.-t ri -ssl huols.
= .fr3 7 T It 5trpn'S whom " hot ht pa
tr''a 4 a. private >,'ho"l-, ami wh" havrchi =
ytrea q" due { ". ar" re atirle that tn Pub
ilr Sci. Is 81 this city afford 'rre TUITION t.
AL - 80 wish 7" avail hem selves ~ il, amt
NAT ls - much larger a nd NEE than they
n.w IA we Will nos turr"aS'' the expense al
eal, netting th-tn, il i or nest rre"In-
metn atI"n III t pre- L avail themselves al
IN tp:lortu aitN titus offered ct securing tr.
Z 81 liberal tustruc ion for children. We
wish IL pr; seat AN educ It'd youth rs an
equiv LEM tor the necessary taxation, am
Tie librr.tl and tim IL aid received annually
on rt't Peabody Fund.
RsS1lUed. That Iher.. shall be q genera
examination review IF eXerriSe- il eac
s'ii,l.,l on the last FRIDAY in each m n;b sn.
that parents and gusr'iian-, an eitiz n
genera /, b. requ sled 10 attend the sam'
q thus encouT tge til" children In tht
lau laiile ambition to excel.
iees0lUed That Capt Ii. Tucker. Super
lnten lem OF Education for Kinds county
n in it a Ia attend all the meetings of lhir
B1ard, and from time to time 70 make eucf
sagG~>tirns A. in his Judgment may pro-
Mote tile efficiency of the several schools.
On motion of Mr.. Pltton, it was ordered
that the regular inee rigs of this Board
stall be hellon the first Thursday in each
mouth, at "'clock, P. n.
On his further motion, the city psper.
were requested tn publish the proceeding,
from TIME to time.
Adjourned. J.TARBELL,
Chsirman.
J. L. PowER, Seo'y.
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~ ELECTION IN JACKSON FIRE Co
No LAT the annual election Of ofaeen
In Jackson Fire Company, No. I, the fol.
lowing selections were made:
sR. L. Saunders. Foreman.
sGro. ). Green, Isl Assistant Foreman.
James Shelton. And
81. B. Bradford, Hose Director.
Frank Spengl~r, Assistant Hose Director.
81. w Fite, Engineer.
as French. Assistant EnRineer.
@W. A Whiting, Se~re airy.
J j. Rnhrbacher. Treasurer.
sRp-elected.
D,Iegatez ia th" Fire Department B AID I:
r l.. \ unAers Gro. s. Green. Jane She
ION, J. p. Brad fnrl, Fra'k Spengl"r, Mar.
+. Ash. Wir Johnston. John Sharp. George
Murreil, G G. Fyrich and A Fl Hilzh~in
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Dor years past, many parents Of discern
II ment and Of the best facilities for judging,
have been attracted to tn firmly established
Institution. believing that in IL they nave
found such sound instruction and home-like
training "a. their daughters should have.
Careful and thorough tuition l. furnished IN
all the departments literary and artistic.
Those who are seeking the BEST, can find il
here The members Of the large faculty, most
Of whom have been connected with the Col
lege for years. are not only skillful, but have
achieved the task Of establishing reputation
President GUT RE by his judicious and
systematic management during the current
session, j. giving satisfactory evidence OF his
ability. The subjOined document shows the es-
t ma E placed upon him by his former col
leagues.
II is a sufficient guarantee that the tastes
and social habits OF the young ladies are cor
rectly cultivated and controlled, 70 say that
Mrs. c. H. Bell continues TO act as Lady Prin-
cipal.
Pupils received at any time and charged
only from date Of entrance. The first Of the
year is a suitable time to enter.
Apply for catalogue.
s. G. BURNEY
c. II. BELL. Ex. Committee.
j. ID. LESTER.
December, 1873.
CHANcELLoR's OFFICE,
University or MISSISSIPPI
.e4 ~. OxFoRD, October 2lst, 1873.
The undersigned, constituting the Faculty OF
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CARPET WAREHOUSE.

I BROUSS EAU, Importer and Dealers, Of
y. fers Wholesale and Retail,
CARPETING, 1000 pieces Of English and
American
OIL CLOTH :, Floor, Table and Enamel.
MATING, loo rolls, White, Check and
Fancy.
WINDOW SHADES, Cornices, Table and
Covers
CURTAINS, Lace and Nottingham Lace
BROCATELLE, Cotelines, ferries, Reps, etc
HAIR CLOTH, Gimp, Plush, exc.
Jan. l-6m A. BROUSSEAU
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-01-15

THE FARMERS VIcroRY.-Gov. Tay
Tor and other State officers elect of Wis
consin were installed yesterday, at Madi
son, with the usual ceremonies. Tue
Republicans find themselves dispossessed
of the Gubernatorial Chair for the frst
time since 1855. and Of the entire State
Government for the first time since 1859.
Chicago Tribune.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

IN PURSUANCE Of the term r
l. Deed of Trust. execrted BY W '-
liams, Lucy Williams Elisha .rd
Henry Fields, on the 10Th day Of August. 1913.
to secure TO William Roberts the payment Of
One Hundred and Sixty-one dollars and
eighteen cents, (Sl6l g, balance due said
Roberts on account for supplies; the same TO
have been paid on or before the 18th day Of
November 1873 recorded in Book page $50.
in the Records of Kinds County, l. the u der
signed trustee, will, on Monday, the 2nd da Y
of February, 1874 within the hours prescribed
by law, before the Srate House gate. in the
city of Jackson, County Of Kinds, State of
NJ ssissippi, 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 is in me vested by said
Deed of Trust.
JanI-30d." JOHN NJ. sMYLIE, Trustee.
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KILL THE FLIES!

now? Bv usin. MoIse's Patent Fly Ex-
II terminator, toe only sure aud # ctusl
means ever vet discovered for des roying
Plies, Muskeetoes, etc. safe to use nd sure 10
kill. One package viii last season, and
keep any store or dwelling tree from hies.
Put up in secure packages and sent to any
address on receipt Of fifty nts, with full d.
recrions TO use. Satisfaction guaranteed or
money refunded. Addl ess G. J.. GREENF,
Company Shops, Alamance co.ssNOrfh Caro-
In. au1z-Am
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OF COMPREHENSIVE.

JACKSON, Miss, January !, lSI3.
THE PARTN RSHIP heretofore existing be
l. tween the undersigned, under the name OF
jones x HilZheim. Dentists, in the city Of
is tins dav dissolved by mutual con
sent. Dr.. A. H. Hilzheim can be found az tho
I'D stand Of the firm and is alone authorized
to collect what is due the firm and to settle al
claims against il.
b. JONES.
JanS-lw A. H. HILZHEIN
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REDUCED. The fee for registering
I.tlrr has BE-, n rrduc d fir IN fifteen to
yIghr cents. We state This a information
f5r tin IA die It larry, but more especially
Tor tas hen.i al %urh as may wish TO insure
rrmietmc-s 80 THE CLARION.
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FAIR GROUNDS FOR LEASE.

'IFHE UNDERSIGNED invite scaled promo
J. sails until Monday, January Ij 1873 at 40
o'clock, fer the use and care OF the State Fan
Grounds FOR one year. Proposals may emhrac,
the use u the nj suitable Tor cultivation and
pasturara. and the use of the track go. trials
Of speed, until next Fair either or both.
". Is. TAYLOR,
~ KIRKLAND.
!. STRAUSS.
jar l-iG, Committee.
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NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS Indebted 10 the Trm o
"A Jones y Hilzheim are hereby notified 60
come forward aud settle their accounts on or
before the lst day of February. 1874, atte,
which time they will be placed in the hands
of lawyer for collection. Jan S-Iw
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DENTAL NOTICE.

nR. \. H. HILZHEIM would announce IA
II his former patrons ami tie public gener-
lily that he can be found at his old stand M
stairs, in Hiizheim Building, prepared 10 exc
cute all operations in Dentistry in the most
perfect manner. Jams v.
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Whole tickets $50 Halves So; Tenths, or each
coupon, 81; Eleven Whole Tickets for $500
2213 Tickets for $1,000; rs Whole Tickets for
5000 227 Whole Tickle for $4,000
No discount allowed on less than $500 worth
of tickets.
The Fourth Gift Concert will be conducted
III respects like tie three which have al
be learned rom circ lars, which viii be
sent free from this Office 10 all who apply for
them.
Orders for tickets, and application for a gen
cles, viii be attended 10 in the order they are
received, and it is hoped they will be sent in
promptly that there may be DO disappoint-
ment or delay IN filing ALL Liberal terms
given 70 those who buy to sell again All
agents are peremptorily required to settle
p their accounts ana return all unsold tick
cts by the 20 OF March
EEaO@. D. EHasAHaAE ,EEE
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SEE " Dissolution of CopartnershiP, .
AID Formation of New COparrnershi,,'
in afathcr column.
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CECILIAN COLLEGE.

MALE; in the country, On The e. 7. r. r.
WI Board tuition, washing, fuel AMI Eght
Tor 20 weeks, 500 90. Il. A. CECILS BROS,
Cecilian p. o., Hardin Co, Ky. Jan. SGT
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EHE DRUG BUSINESS heretofore conduct
ed at the West Jack Drug Store un-
der the name an style of Johnston q Har-
ringt II, VIII hereafter be continued under the
firm name OF Harrington Brother.
J. W. HARRINGTON.
ianl2-tf ID I. HARRINGTON
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NOTICE.

4 LII PERSONS having claims against the
"a Planters Manufacturers and Mechanics
Association, of the tate Of Mississippi. due
prior 10 the year 1873, notified and request
ed 10 file the same with the undersigu on
before the next meeting of the Board Of Con-
rol, Jan II, 1873. BY order Of the Board Of
Control.
Janl-10t J L. POWER +cc'v
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Needles are small affairs, but they some
times give great deal Of trouble. There is
no difficulty with the Victor Sewing Ma
chine neeflle IF
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RAILROAD DIRECTORY.


~. acknowledge receipts Of snbscrip ion
p, tn. CLARION for 1874, ) & 6 since our ms.
..,l..#..,, ION - We'd e-day, IA h inst, inclu-
s,-.. 4- flllnw~:
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Tuesday. March 81 t, 1874.
They have alre .dy realized
Over a Million Dollars

And have great many agents yet TO hear
from.
No doubt is entertained of the sale OF every
ticket, befor the Drs,"ing, but whether all are
sold or not. the ncert and drawing will pos
itively and uneQuivocally take place on the
will be cancel ed and the prizes will be re-
duced IN proportion TO the unsoid tickeis.
Only Sixty thousand tickets have been is
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DEFERRED.

DEFERRED. The proceedings of the
lar TWO meetings Of the old Board Of May
or ana AIDE men were handed in 100 lare for
insert II ia this Issue.
J. a KAU5LER, ESQ, has been APP
pointed to the lesk in tile Auduor'> Otice,
lit cent by tive death of his olh-timr bu-
sins nArrunt. I. A Whiting.
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NOTICE.

FHHE FIRM Of Johnston s Harrington is
Il this day dissolved by mutual consent. MIR.
j W Harrington assumes the liabilities OIL the
firm, and is authorized to collect any all
accounts due the same
II. ". JOHNSTON
ian12-Jf. j. ". HARRINGTON.
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write for full particulars and valu..bl. -au.
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