The weekly clarion., 1874-06-25
MISSISSIPPI.


I -@N''AANf VIC AtiIu lllAk It Us lu w t~IGIN
Texas, and is delightfully."- pleased with
the parts OF the west through which he
has already travelled
From the Macon Beacon
\ negro-woman was run over hy thc
train on the VI. * O. II. r., la-t Monday
night, and instantly killed. a bottle of
whisky, some chldreus' shoes, and other
articles, were found with the body
From the Magnolia Gazette.
Last Monday night, Mr.. Charles FoN
worth, lwhite) was married to Miss Ems
ma Roberts, .blackj, the Rev r. M
Cunningen, lcoloredl .otHciatcd. and -eut
he happy couple on their way reio.eiu-
From the Coriuth Commouweaitu
Mr. Jake Sitton, who lived about seven
miles east of this place, while p.aw.ue.
last Monday evening, was struck 1y Ishs-
ming and himself and mule Instantly
killed.
From the SaHatobia Siguet.
We are pleased 90 learn that Governor
Ames, as soon as the office 0I Chaueery
and Circuit Clerk of Tate county Ul- do
clared vacant by the Supreme Court. ap-
pointed Capt. o. + West. ot this place
to fill the vacancy.
From the Pamela S,,r.
Mr.. John j. Ward died very suddenly
ON last Sunday, at the residence ofJ. AZ.
Robertson, Esq, of this county Ile
had eaten rathera hearty dinner and
was convorsiug with the family. when He
fell from his chair and ezp.reI aImu-,
Immediately
From the Central Republican.
The depot house at tnis place is to baa
handsome building being b. tuet wide
by 100 IN length, with cotton platform II
feet 10y 100. We are glad to know tHat
a wsltlng-room will be provided for tae
accommodation OF passengers.
From the independent SOUTH
Currency plentiful at "a low rate oi dls-
count to those who have satisfactory cuI-
ia'efal-' lhat D. ,''Id or i'ney Bonds hut
beyond the reach oi any thing p.-n. r.
amounts 10 "poul lLl-' Piehly 'i money
Tor those VINO 90 not need III, anna almost
peyon" lne I'a'h oi 'h'7' VINO "''
From the summit sentinel.
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the majority of them had splendid crops.
and had about two-thlrd- more corn tuJu
they had cotton. This Is truIygo3I news
10 Us, and shows that the farmers h.r.W-
ter intend 10 be independent lu Tine corn
business.
From the MERIDIAN Mercury.
w. +. Afford Marion La- ,ut arI
and put in shock tbo nat- off ann mem. .f
land near his bousa which bg. ..iy.u mn
astoni.hino Weld IIe ma. IND up fUG
shocks. and tbiuk. tbey Mil como moan
averaging q bushcl each. lie has poo
aouot lIl't "u'n thFeShed' lhe acre "'H
1ll 1uln ou5 80 "u7ny.s Wy ".,"' "s'-'l'.
ne IAN" was leI''ll"'" WIN ''''' "'p
pings anu " 'e" eo'''H '''''
From The Vick,burs rfuc-
Mr.. VIM. WabI. wbo,y,s killed ip ya..
tordnv's fgbt ,yos p, 'n,tiy. nr rri. s,r.
| ba,;no, hen hor, Mr.. lyl.. .l...l
twoIye9 ,osr.' or ooe I'. cont a.. -,I.r..,..
mort and retnrnsB bsr. .I.nt l.r..
months aoo. He wn4 tuauty.-cysu y.lr.
/ of age a telegram has been -.uI tJ
Shreveport to his brother, John WahI
and the funeral will take place imm'di.
ately upon ms arrival here.
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