The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-09-08
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#CAti-
il tines
i. Is on the roll
hundred and thirty!
lime did you make:
mer heat in Sci TENDER
I, Edwards, on the nth.
~ i. still on our club roll.
sticks to the club roll.
-. stands by the club roll.
company do you belong to:
- How that for hishs
!, rain for Edwards on Saturday
Il c-enada county is on our club roll.
H., arms. we'll march, march away.
,f.rsball sticks to our county club
tins our county roll with fine
|, the round trip to Edwards on Sat
-.,,s and ! azoo still send new sub
i, ana Desoto counties stand by
/ pb roll.
MCGEE. Esq, of Enterprise, was in
. yesterday.
one hundred aud thirty new sub
since our last issue.
/ e Roudebush, of Crystal Springs
/ he city last Friday
1, smith, E,q., Deputy Sheriff of Lee
ga, in the city yesterday.
Il r,nitol Democratic Conservative
m 20 to Edwards. on Saturday.
! and little cool impudence in
lac OF an 4 command is very re-
b.
therefore, big having learned that
Met have crawled out of my shell
Command" Bully.
4 r,ct.on Yacht Club serenaded some
8l,dy friends with the Silver Cornet
i on last Thursday night.
. has been a great deal Of unnecessa-
Element, and many false. reports on
IT.. since Monday morning.
n r.iduallsand Wilbourns are refugee
4, the camp. The common darkies
.o-luck in the City Hall yard.
4 Democratic Conservative club did
ast on last Saturday night, but, never
twill 20 to Edwards on the 18th.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Club at
Aoad fred their Cannon, Robt- f. Lee,
tbey heard that Jim Hill was nomi-
8br Congress, by the Radicals.
bw. therefore, /, a. A, do hereby
hand all persons belonging to such
An1tions to disband." Hal ha!. hall.
mand." ..Disband" That's good.
had the pleasure of meeting in our
on Saturday last, I. f. Cooper, Esq,
blenurst, the energetic and efficient
Aman Of the Democratic-C Conservative
htiye Committee, of Copiah county.
n for school.-Messrs. A. A. and ThOs.,
bfJ. Green, Esq, left for Princeton,
last Thursday night, and Master Hen
h OF Mr.. Daniel Eshleman, left Thurs
borning for st, Joseph's College, Mo.
regret to learn that the SunburSt has
|nded. and we trust that it is only tenn
N. Mr.. j. c. Rietti was making a
readable paper of it, and it deserved
Party support Of the people it repre-
].
! have had the pleasure of meeting in
tty, since our last issue, Capt. J. l..
skill, nominee for Senator in this Dis
Mr.. J. NJ. Jayne, Jr., Rankin county
nee for representative, c. Ii. Cole,
of Brandon, and Col. George Moor
IOf New Orleans
Monday night the Ist and 2d cOmpa-
OF Home Guards were organized.
f's, lst Company-R. l.. Saunders,
Pin; j. W. Fite, lst Lieutenant; j. G.
81 Lieutenant; Joe. II. Morris, o. $,
men. Officers 81 Company-J. G.
Captain; John w. Clinghan, lSt
Tenant, aud 80 men. The Sd Company
|emporarily organized with "A men,
Mcdonnell presiding, on Tuesday
/ The election of officers will take
onto-morrow Thursday night.
have the pleasure OF thanking our
U.s. Mrssrs. Thos. Spight, of Ripley, j.
pity of Macon, F. J.. Riley, OF Hebron,
Banks, Of Macedonia, f. +. Mimms
lea' WI. Bynum, of Horn Lake, J. A.
patrick, of Oxford, George w. Brown,
arlington, II. NJ. Street, of Bonneville,
pFksdale, of Yazoo City, J. +. Mills, of
|las'own, j. G. Kyle, of Batesville, r. s.
Oh walden, +. b. Irby, OF Batesville,
A. 1raiton, of okhaven, Or. j. l.
H. OF Grenada, and last, but not least,
u. u. Bustamante. of Jackson, for
''hS to our subscription list since our
ssue.
I'VE o'clock in the morning the
IA troops with Major Pitcairn, came
wing into Lexington, when they dis
'ed The citizens collected in groups
'oe street. 'Disperse, you rebels,
Major Pitcairn, with an oath, to the
'eas' throw down your arms and di.-
aud ordered his men TO fire"
;" I9Ih' l775. american History
N''e clock in the day the picked
Aoi Mississippi, composed of the Ad-
"eiieral and the Commander-i in
'A'Ae marching up the streets of
WI having previously heard that all
f. - anu That there was no danger of
~ popping a cap at the aforesaid
and then they began to call out and
p'ooiSmation as follows: "And now
'Ni4lid all persons to disband, and to
o'euierce to such carpet-bag Off
: ~ey may find ready to be obeyed."
'el ''ii' 1873, tMississippi HiStOry.3
Nah MOORE ACADEMY, the Do
"ooi ior Girls, nearBaltimOre, opens
INST Year on the 18th Inst. See
Neuieht IN another column.
|HE BASE RArr C,rns -, Nt,ss,s
m invited to compete for the cham
VI the State, on Saturday, the
S;H A OIL The State Fair. 4 suitable
"a oe awarded the Chamnion Club.