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COUNTY COURT.
November Ter,n-fOurth Day-Judge
BrOss Presiding.

In the case Of the People VS.. Thomas
Seymour aud Emiline Smith, for fornica-
ton, the defendant was discharged.
In the matter of the estate of Margaret
He'll, deceased, Daniel He'll. administers
tor. bond was filed and approved, and
ordered that letters OF administration be
issued.
La the matter OF the estate OF Margaret
He'll. deceased. Daniel He'll. admini.tra.
tor. IL was ordered that Nicholas Fcith
John Pruess and Edward Builder be ap,
pointed appraisers.
Ashley X. Nor;hup vs. Harrison Wood
nance, administrator of the estate A. A
Arick. deceased; assumpsit; judgment
rendered in favor OF claimant for ST., 900
as Of seyentl-class claims.
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1i2 and lac


A. HALEY has removed TO his new
store room, lis Commercial avenue, OPP
posite Winters Block, and next door TO
the Arab engine house. where he will be
pleased to see all his old customers and
os many new ones. 0-30-tf
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DONE Forget!

II you want tinware, stoves etc. that A.
HALEY has changed his place of business
and can now be found ct ll5 Commercial
avenue, next door to the Arab engine
house, where he will be pleased to see
yon and give yon bargains az Of old.
"a lnN
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For A0le--DstN1AO

A No. ! secondhand. seven octave
piano, as good rs new, manufactured by
IIallet e. Davis, Is offered Tor sale at a
f.. A. BURNETT,
1OAo4-lm, Bulletin Office.
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RIVER. WEATHER AND BUSINESS.
The river last evening was 6 feet 10
rs inches on the gauge, having risen
4-5 inches during the previous ~ hours.
Weather clear and cool.
business fair.
GENERAL ITEMS.
The Silverthorn brought 20 tons.
The st. Joseph brought 428 bales
cotton tor the east, per L. & V. road.
The j. ID. Parker was aground at
Tradewatcr when the Silverthorn came
by.
When the Silvcrthorn came bv
Uniontown some tow boat, thought to b.
the Cobb Cecil. appeared to be sunk on
the bar above there.
One or two bargrs OF the Bee were
aground at OsceOla, day before yesterday.
The water Is very much scattered at that
point, and pilots believe that a straight
channel down the lower way will be the
next change.
The Pat Cleburnc, Capt. Ben How
ard, IL to enter the Evansville and
Memphis trade. The Idlewild, Belle and
Red Cloud will be the Evansville pack
cts. Capt. Walter Pennington will com.
mand the Belle.
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4 SPIRITUALIsT.
To the Afflicted =.

Those who are sick should not put oil
from day to day the means of cure. For
IN this way many miserable days are
passed, and many valuable lives lost.
Do not delay you should at once call ON
DIR. A. ID. Fritz. at the Arlington House,
who will tell you the nature Of your dis
case, and what properties medicines
should contain TO cure you. The doctor
cures blindness from catarrh) In twenty
minutes, relieves deafness immediately
cures Inflammation of the kidneys, liver
complaint, biliousness, catarrh, rheuma
tism. weak lungs, diseases peculiar to fe'
males, heart disease, fever sores, tumors
nervous depression, &C., nc,
Consultation free. ONCE ut the Ar
ling ION House until Monday, Nov. 18th
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WAITED

Everybody to know that The place TO get
a smooth shave,
4 good shampoo.
A fashionable haircut,
or anything ia that line,
J. at the GRASO CESIRAL BARBER-
shop, corner Eighth aud Commercial.
g.s-if j. GEORGE sTEINBOUsy.
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card OF Thanks.

EpIroR BuLLETIN-I desire through
your columns to return my sincere and
heartfelt thanks TO Mrs. DR.. Smith, Mrs.
Kaha, Mrs. IIowley, Mrs. Beccher, and
other kind ladies, for their unccasins at
tention to my wife, during her last Ill
ness also to the teashers of the Thir-
tccnth street public school, who so ear
ncstly and successfully labored to kcep
their children quiet; and to all my
friends who assisted in any way, again
return my thanks.
W. II. SANpUsKY.
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n estee.

l hereby notify the business men OF
this city, and public At large, that Will
not be responsible for sny debts con-
tracted in my name, unless sade ~ NE
personally. ARs. ANNIE so'Sh'
lO-2J.30t
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Al Auction.

Parker Is Axley, auctioneers. win offer
for sale, below the ferry landing, Mon
day, November 18th, at p. m, one keel.
bottom boat, suitable for family or store.
Sale positive and without reserve.
l1-l2-3t c. 5. DELAY, Auctionecr.
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For sale.

For Sale.
The Delmonico Saloon, with ten-pin
alley. shooting gallery, and all fixtures
pertaining to the establishment. For
terms Of sale, apply 10
lC-26-tf Mrs. ANNIE CoyNE.
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Wantea-Wngen Makers.

-Four good wagon makers can find en-
ployment by inqurng at the Gamble
Mandatory, Cairo, III. ll-l2.4t.
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Present.

Don't forget to get your present OF III
yards Of the best calicos before going
elsewhere, at Hebron d Wells.
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We received this morning new supply
of Ladies' and Misses knitted jackets
with and without sleeves: also fine lot
Of children's bonncts, which we offer at
great inducement.
HRrBRoN ~ We'll,
1i2 and IA Commercial Avenue.
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A Man Nun Over

A Man Kun over
To Cowperthwait g. Phillips to try those
Gold Buckle cigars.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

The motto Of Hebron 4 We'll is
"Quick sales and small profits.'
-Shawls and Cloaks OF all the late
styles ranging from the cheapest to the
finest. j. Burger & Co. have paid par.
ticular attention to this department. and
are able to undersell any house In the
city. Call aud be convinced.
Don't fail to see that handsome lire
of Ladies' Ties and Ribbons at j. Burger
& Co.'S.
Look at the splendid suit for six dol'
lars you can get at Hebron II Wells,
l42 and la Commercial avenue.
Those who need winter boots should
call Oh X. Jones, Commercial avenue.
His stock OF French and Domestic calf
skins Is the best in the market.
Our Domestic Department Is complete
in all its details, and viii be sold cheaper
than ever. j. BURGER 4 Co.
For Embrcideries Ind Laccs, go to- j.
Burger & Co.'s, No. l24 Commercial ave.
nue..
r.. Jones, the Commercial avenue
boOt-maker, can furnish you with the
best pair Of boots to be found In the city.
The best and cheapest hats eau be
found ut Hebron 4 Wells.
Ladies. misses and children's under.
wear at very low prices at j. Burger Il
Co.'S.
The finest stock Of dress goods. COLI
sistlng OF Cassimercs. Empress Cloths,
Diagonal., Mohalrs, Poplins. at J. Bur
ger 4 Co.'s. l2i Commercial avenue.
We are Offering full line OF Jeans at
cost price. lIEiLBnoN y We'll.
For great bargains IN Flanncls, call
Oh j. Burger Il co. They have the best
assorted stock in the city. and sell theui
at astonishingly low prices.
1T you want good Custom-madc
lady's or miss's shoe call on J. Burger
| & Co.
Just rcceived, another lot Of those
calico remnants at cents yard, at He'll
bron 4 Wells.
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PARKER & AXLEI,
GENERAL AUCTIONKERs,
uOuse mud Neal Esfntc Agents.

gtI~ Especial attention given so Collec'
ton Of Rents and Sale of Real Estate
Store room. 100 Commercial avenue
Cairo, Illinois. ll-ll-2t
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PROFESSOR BENFoRp.
The ROpe.Tyiug Feat.

EDITOR BuLLEriN-lIaving read, this
morning, in your valuable paper. an adj
vcrtisement that Professor Benford. a
spiritualist who heretofore made a stir in
other cities. will perform some rope
tying feats, beg to say, that as be-
lever in spiritualism, and one who has
attended many spiritual meetings in New
York and elsewhere, that never wit.
messed a medium who could successfully
perform those feats without the use of a
screen tor his body and do not think
it can be done independent of the aid OF
confederatcs. Ii it is to be test, let it
be n fair one, let the rope be strong one.
and the men who tie him well-known
and honorable citizens. NJ. ). ).
EDITOR BULLETIN IL have read the
so-called Beniord's advertisement Of his
rope feat, aud am willing to bet him $500
that | can tie him so that he cannot re-
lease himself. Ii he Is medium, as he
claims to be, will also wager him $500
that he cannot release himself in the
presence Of an audience without the aid
of cabinet or screen.
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Sherid's Sale.

DIVORCES legally obtained for incompati'
Jbility, etc residence unnecessary; lee Al
ter decree. Address Z. o box ios', Chlssgo
Illinois. N'o.'
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p1y-XX Amber and White rag stock
envelopes at the BULLETIN office, printed
~ 10 and 81 90 per Nj.
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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER l2, 1876.
Local Weather I,epOrs.
General items

JANE WATSON.
Sergeant. Signal service, u. ; A.
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Farnbaker, The C1othier.
OHIO LEVEE, BELOW SIXTH STREET
RIVER NEWS.

Ubv6O WeW0.
Port l.ist.
ARRIVED.
Steamer jim Fisk. Paducah.
" Silverihorn, Evansville.
/" City Of Quincy, n. o.
i" Julia, vicksburg.
=" Belle Memphis. Memphis.
- 4. 4. Hillman, Nashville.
q" Joe Kinney, st. Louis.
st. Joseph, Memphis.
Tow-boat Smoky City. Memphis.
DEPARTED.
Steamer Jim Fisk, Paducah.
I" Silverthorn, Evansville.
City Quincy. st. Louis.
Z" Julia, St. Louis.
g Belle Memphis, ST. Louis.
4. I. Hillman, Nashville.
Joe Kinney, Eicksburg.
- st. Joseph, st. Louis.
Propeller All Stevens. Cape Girarjcau.
Tow-bca, Smoky City. Cincinnati.
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Friday and Saturday Evenings. New.
/ I3sh and l3tb.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-06-16
BLANKS.
Blanks!
For Justices Of the Peace, Clerk
Sheriff., lawyer Merchants,
and Planters.

aA~&S@@&&$S 9 GA&4 && -
For Justices of the Peace, Clerk
Sheriff., Lawyer Merchants,
and Planters.
The following Blanks are KEEP regularly
on sale at TIE CLARION ORFIcE. Others
will be added as the demand may seem to
Justify. Orders filled promptly by IN all on
receipt OF the price, or by Express &. o. ID.
A liberal deduction where Blanks are
ordered by the ream. Parties ordering
from the following list, may give the num-
Der at the beginning of the line. The price
is One Dollar per quire. The figures at the
end of each line give the number Of blanks
to each quire.
No. I-Justice Summons-4S.
9-Justice SubpeLa-4s.
S-Mittimus, or COMMITMENTS.
A-Afidavit before Justice for Bench
Warrants
J-Justice Bench Warrants.
6-AffidaVit for Search Warrants.
S-Search Warrant and Return-4S.
S-Bond to answer in Circuit COURTS.
O-Ahidavit for Peace Warrants.
IO--Bond to Keep the Peace-4s
II--Afidavit and Bond tor Attachment-24.
M attachment Writ-A.
Affidavit and Bond far Appeal--2.
IA-Afidavit in Replevin before Justice
Is.
Ia-Writ of Replevin-4s.
I0-Affidavit for and Distress Warrant--24.
H7--Justice Appeal Bonds
IS-Justice Execution-24.
I9-Unlawful Entry and Detainer-A.
3O-Affidavit for GarnIshment--4S.
9I-Justice Garnishment-4S.
92-Garnishment, by Circuit Clerks.
as Affidavit before Justice-for general
use-45.
91-Circuit Court Summons-H.
~ Circuit Court Executioh-A.
96-Chancery Court Injunction.--A.
27-Chancery Injunction Bond "a.
rs -RecogniEance on Indictment by Grand
Jury-A.
9O-Sheriff7s Sale, form for general pur-
poses-24.
SO-Official Bond for State, County or Mu-
nicipal Officers-A.
SI--Executor's Bond, Oath and Letters-A
S9-Guardian' Bond, Oath and Letters
Northumberland Bond, Oath andLe
ters-A-
determination for Dower-24.
35-Contract for Share Of CTOp-2.
| S6-COntract for Wages-2i.
S7-Mortgage to Secure Advances t.
Planters-A.
Ss-Merchants' Lien and Mortgage, Sc
curing Existing Indebtedness and Future
| Advances-2I
S0-Landlords' Mortgage Lien, for Rent
| Money-A.
AO-Landlords' Mortgage Lien for Share
of Crop-4.
Aided Of Trust for Rent and Supplies
| IA.
19-Deed of Trust to Secure Advances BY
/ Merchandise.
AS-Deed Of Trust, for general purpose
"A.
| AA-Warranty Deed-A.
| AS-COmmIssion to Road Overseer-A.
Masonic Blanks and Blank Books always
on hand. for Lodge, Chapter, Council ant
| Commandery.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-06-16

Following the setieR Of the New York
Time Card Convention, chat met in April,
the Louisville & Great Southern Railroad
Line have made important changes In their
running arrangement.
Leaving Milan in connection with the
Great Jackson Route at 80 Pc m, the train
arrives at Cincinnati JuAction, at a m
aud at Cincinnati. via Short Line at rs a.
m connecting with all fast trains to the East,
aud arrives in Louisville at 30 q. M, con-
meets with Ohio & Miss, r. r., arriving in
Cincinnati at 10 a. m, also connects with
principle lines East.
The time inaugurated Ii many hours fast
err than ever before made. This Is done by
running purely express tralu, cutting out
| all stops, except the principal stations. Con-
| nection 10 also ade by the train at Louis
vile. with the J. NJ. & l.. r. R., from Cleve-
land, Toledo, Put in Bay, Chicago ETC.
| Excursion tickets to Virginia Springs
Niagara Falls, Put In Bay, Mammoth Cave
Crab Orchard Springs, and the pFlncipa
summer resorts of the North and East vii
be found on sale ut Milan at greatly reduces
rates.
Train leaving Milan at S go 3. M, stops .
=
IL 40 p. m.
Train leaving Milan At 1880 p. m, ha
through sleeping ear for Nashville, connect
: in Nashville with Nashville, Chattanoog
Il St. Louis Railway Co., also with Nash
willie aad Decatur Division Of the Louisville
. & Great Southern Railroad Line, for a
points reached by these lines.
Trains to Memphis leave Milan at 10 80 |
5 m. and q. N :, leave HnmbaEea& n.9O =
) m- and 80 q. M, arrive AZ Memphis ut 3 !
p. m, and 8 As am.
E The Management or the Louisville
D Great Southern Railroad Iines ever mlnc
{ ful OF the wants Of travellers. In this ehanR
. have greatly added 70 THAR fnFEaar popular
' itysand we know that our readers wiz appr'
. Ieiate their efforts ~ paEEOnlzLng this gre
J. through line.
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% 1Ichmond. -. Dan, !. -.

Dividends a pportionedand unpaid
Claims resisted on grounds of
fraud, &c .....-... .-..-... .......... ......
losses reported. butnot due, proofs
incomplete. &C .-...,..... .............
Reserve necessary 10 rc-in8ure all
risks including fun reserve FOR
policies on which deferred cash
premiums and premiums III
transitu are duc.....................
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The following straws are from the
Holly Springs Tribune-Col. Majors pa
per:
II i probable that Col Victor W.
Thompson will receive the Republican
nomination for Congress in the first dis
trict.
Col. @. w. WELLs.-This gentleman
will probably be the Republican standard
bearer in this CID district. We are not
authorized to say that he is a eandi-
date. but sold Prob. points 10 that de-
cision.
A lively contest for Congressional hon
ors is going on in the third district
Gen. Barry, Col. Little, a. K. Davis
and others. Prob" is rather in favor of
Davis.
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How To MAKE MINERAL WATER

How To MAKE MINERAL WATER
A neighbor of ours thought until recently
that he was the owner of q mineral well,
whose properties, when analysed, would
attract the afflicted from all parts of the
habitable globe to she capital of Mississippi.
The water smelled Blue-Llck fashion, and
it had the color and taste of iron. Having
broken his pump few days since, he had
to pull it out for repair. The water has
since been as clear as crystal and inodorous.
The we'll having been hermetieally covered
and the pipe extending through fifty feet Of
water, caused tie cloud" smell, and gave
the water its ferruginous appearance and
/
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FIFrEEN TO NrYDoLLARs SAvE1

FIFTEEN TO TWENTY DOLLARS SAVED.
Any one wishing a tirst-class sewing ma
chine can save from fifteen to twenty dol
lars by the simple strategy of choosing a
Wilson Shuttle Machine one of the most ca
pable machines ever invented. In has every
valuable improvement that can be named
and as all its friends know, works with
equal facility in all classes of work and
on all kinds of goods Machines will
be delivered at any Railroad Station in this
county, free of transportation charges, if or
dered through the C0mpany's Branch House
at lS9 Canal St. New Orleans.
They send an elegant catalogue and chro-
mo circular free on application.
This Company want few more agents.
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advertisements

The annual meeting of the Sharehold-
ers of the New rleans, st. Louis d Chicago
X. R. Company will be held in Room eleven,
Nassau Street, New York, on the first day
of July, for the purpose of electing direc-
tors to serve for the ensuing year, and for
the transaction of such other business as
may be brought before the meeting.
W CALHOUN SecretalY
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A WELL MERITED COMPLIMENT
We are no little gratifed at learning that
the Honorary Degree of DOCroR OF OWN
ITY has been conferred on the Rev. VIM. h
Douglas, by the Trustees of ''Columbia
College," New York. This distinction Is
not only well M erited, but also highly to
be appreciated, as 1t is well known that ahai
Institution does not SOW her hOnOrs broad
cast over the land.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Commencement Week
AT CLINTON.
NEISsIssEPPG COLLEGE.

June 81 to Examination - glasses.
2-8 n M.-F~hfpition of the Prepare
tory Department.
a SIS M-Prize Declarations, etc.
- 27-101< A. M.-Commencement Sermon
Rev J. T. Freeman, Corinth, Miss.
g 27-3 P. M Sermon before the CrinO-
Theological Society, by Rev. W. D.
AIayfeld, Memphis, TenE.
27-8 P M-sermon before the Soc. of
Missionary Inquiry, by Rev. NJ. V.
Noffsinger, Macon, Miss.
28-1OA.M.-Address bvfore the Literary
Societies, by Hon. Warren Cowan,
Vicksburg, Miss.
28-8 P M.-Prize Orations, etc.
$40 .M-Meeting of the Alumni and
friends, CLOSING with Barbecue
to which everybody is invited.
g 29-8 P M-Exercises of Graduating
Glass.
June Is, 1S75-2w
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Death of Col. Powell.

Col. r. D. Powell died at his residence
in this city on Thursday morning, June
10, and was buried by the Odd Fellows,
of whose order he was a member, on the
morning of the next day. His dea b
had been expected for some time, be hav-
ing been an invalid for nearly year.
Columbus Index
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State Treasurer.

It seems to US, that the Republican
nominee for Treasurer should be from
South Mississippi this time. There is
Major r. W. Millsaps or Capt. Jas A.
Hoskins, both of Brookhaven, either al
whom would fill the Office with credit to
themselves, to the party, and the people.
Summit Times.
So they would. But you need not ex-
pect a nomination of that sort. Look out
for Tate, of Tate" He's your man.
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oarture of Trafna.
j leave Jackson Junction as fol-
SHORT Stops.

- WIN. Noonan was spoken a
VI bah, Of Alfalfa, favored ia with
kday
Power, Of this Office, left fOl
night
locker, Of Madison station, wa
- bterday.
wish you had gone on the Cd,
~ kcnrsion
Ill Barksdale went TO McComt
h@ nights train
cation of the Jewish Temple OF
In. bids fair TO be a grand affair
v. " Hcuit Court has been engaged
hughes Railroad case ever since
. kgation Of Gem, No. 2, that went
rove. reports that they had a
NE.
i king 70 the Brookhayen Hiber-
Il At Tugaloo tomorrow Every
A fitted.
Lila MR cDIOTeQ p4C-JilGEFS suOL dDOIHeT
even kburg depot yesterday before they
sa place
faa Davis has returned to the city,
hlegraph reports Attorney-Gen-
tls in Washington.
aoail Harye Dabney has placed THE
!. sDe klks under obligations for an in
- Eattend the grand jubilee at Ed
F. Fitzgerald, our efficient Dis
lana me-, Is in Yicksburg in attend
Crosby Gilmer shooting inves-
NJ hing of Capital and State Streets,
H. Hmueh improved by the work
q Tor McGill and Alderman Span
le ad done upon it.
nd H. bite ON the Madison county
q notice in our last issue, but we
h by spelling bat bate" Lets
= Her spelling match.
3 M. STREET was in our city last
Isplendid health and spirits. We
W. W. Hfed to hear him speak so favor
u. bspects in Prentiss.
i. HARRIS. Esq, of the Jackson
\. Ibis irst speech before the Su-
hrt. on Monday last, and had the
BIN eut paid him OF an immediate
y his favor
kwberry fever has taken presses
hy body around Madison Station.
4 ~ j - I 2Sn ,,DO, ono
Iims N planted In that delicious berry.
me krsified crop feyers will be the
era h of the state.
brown, Sr., shipped five gallons of
fated non-explosive petro oil to
~ louis, day before yesterday, the
= ordering itstating that he could
<e the oil in either Mobile or New
:. I'VE would like to be able to
he is shipping five hundred gall
the pleasure of meeting Hon. r.
ewhite, of Lincoln county, last
- TIE CLARION office where he is
- pme. Mr.. Applewhite was on his
NJ Washington county to attend the
81 BIZ the I.eyee Investigation Com
N pointed by the Legislature.
4, bet. The Times calls it Terror"
m Pilot calls it Horror" 1t is named
Fl Horace " We mean the cannon.
III resented to the West Jackson Gree
m by Mr.. Charles Evans, of Cincin-
al ,merly of this city) early in 1872,
in duly chrstened Little Horace"
care how much it speaks at night,
no right to change its name, gem
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We notice that this gentleman has
been spoken of as a candidate for Con
gress in this district. We know not his
feelings or wishes on the subject, but We
do know that for intellect, integrity and
manliness he is the peer of any young
man in the State. Republican
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The Dedication Of The Jewish
Temple.

On the 18th inst, the Jewish Temple which
has just been com pleted, will be dedicated
with appropriated and imposing ceremo-
MES. Many guests from distance have been
invited and are expected. We will have a
reporter on hand to give full account when
it comes off.
The young gentlemen of the Congrega-
ton, and of the Select Social Club, will in
honor of the occasion give grand ball, at
Angeles Hall, on the 25th. Committee OF
Invitation, Messrs A. Stadeker, Chairman
w. o. Strauss, Dan A. Meyer. S. Hurst,
Ben Hart, and Theo. Weiss.
Charles Yeager's New Orleans Band will
furnish the music for both dedication, and
BALL
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-06-16

JACKSON HIGH SCHOoL. exer-
cises of this school will commence next
week. The Board OF Trustees will meet at
the office of DR.. Kells, on Monday next,
2lst, at O'clock P. NJ. The President OF
the Board requests US to say that full
meeting is very desirable.