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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-12-29

IT is pleasant to reflect that We are moi
forgotten by oar friends in the Christmas
and New Years festivities; and have to ac-
knowledge Invitations to a dinner at the
superb City Hotel. Messrs. MumSord
Watson, New Orleans; Calico Ball at Can,
ton and Masquerade Of the Genial Coteris
nj Mc(,omb city.
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DESxIs-LKwIs-By Elder Jesse Woodall,
at Spring Ridge. on the evening Of the 2zd,
inst. at the residence Of the brides parents,
Mr. JANIS W. DExxIs and Miss SALLIE +
LEWIS, both OF Kinds county, Miss
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The MISSISSIPPI CoLLEoIAS.-The
second number Of this sprlghtly Quarterly,
published by the students of Mississippi.
College, Is before us, brimful Of good ar
ticles. We hope the COllegian will receive
such patronage as TO justify its publication
more frequently than once In three months.
The subscription price IL 90 cents year.
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A.osh.r GA Sl...e. Gons.

Time i gradually thinning the ranks
Of oaF Old citizens. Mr.. james Reedy,
who, many years ago. was deputy Sheriff
Of this county under the late Wm. d.
Swami departed this life one day last
week and his remains we're inferred last
sabbath. -Durant ADVERTISER,
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ILLUSTRATED.


No,iees Of the Press:
The eyer-inereasing circulation of this ex-
celient monthly proves its continued adapta-
tion to popular desires and needs Indeed,
when we think into how many homes il pene-
trates every month, we must consider it as one
OF the educators as well as entertainers of the
public mind.-Boston Globe
The character which this Magazine possesses
for variety, enterprise, artistic wealth and lit
erary culture that has kept pace with, If il has
not led the times, should cause its conductors
10 regard Il with justihable complacency The
Magazine has done good and not evil all the
days of its life,-hrooklyn Eagle.
Some OF the most popular modern novels
| have first appeared as serials in this Maya.
zine. In all respects il is an excellent peri
odieal, and fully deserves its great success
Philadelphia Ledger
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MISSISSIPPI USIyERsITI MAGAZINE.
We are Ia receipt Of the first number {
this magazine, published by the Literary
Societies of the University Of Mississippi
Il is a well-edited, readable publication, and
neatly printed. The subscription price is
tl.oO for the session Of nine months during
which IL will be published
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FOR TmE sTInENr.

Because it gives the earliest and fullest Re
ports OF discoveries IN Science and useful Arts.
Researches IN History, Geography, aud Phil
osOphy, with news OF all important OF sirnid-
cant events in the word oil letters.
We are very ready to speak warmly and
positively in praise Of THE Nav IoRK TIKI
BUSE There is 4 full library. % useful infor-
nation in every issue Boston Congregation
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VoTE THE STRAIGHT TIcKET.-Dem.
ocrAts and Conservatives should not fail to
carry out the policy and rule Of the party
In the approaching city election. Thar H.
vote the straight ticket"
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FATAL ACcmENT-We regret to learn
that Mr.. J. b. Seay, of Rankin county, was
killed ON Christmas day, by being thrown
from his horse. He was riding on the rail-
road track, and the horse taking fright, ran
into culycrt, killing both insta atty.
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FINE CABRAoEs-0ur friend, j b. AL
len, Esq, engineer OF State LunatIc Asy lum'
win accept our thanks for four heads cab
bage, Weighing eighty pounds In the aggre-
gate They were grown in his garden
Flat Dutch and Drumhead varieties.
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KILLED. In an afiray on Christmas
morning, between Handy Cornega and NiCk
Jones, both cOlored. the latter struck the
former with brick, the blow resulting Ia
death Monday morning last.
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We to-day acknowledges the receipt q ID
subscribers. We hope 20 10 better nexi lime
AND STILL THEY CoME.--The names
Of several new add worthy aspirsnts for
positions in the Legislature appear in the
appropriate place to-day.
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The DAILY CLARION will contain
full reports Of the proceedings Of the Leg
islature. Il viii be mailed 70 any address
for ti.0O per month or t2OO for the session.
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FOR THE TEACHER.

Because it devetes ample space to the fruits
OF the labOrs Of the world : best teachers. pla-
cling them within the reach of all. and sup
plying at nominal cost means Of constant
growth and Improvement
like THE TRIBUNE better every year. There
is nothing like it for educating men in this or
any other eountry.-l0. r. Burchari New
York State Educational Journal
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MEApE-wILLIAMs-At the residence Of
the brides father, Col. G. W. Williams. on
the morning of the 22d, By Elder H. NJ.
Long, Hon. JOS L. MEADE, editor OF the
News and member-elect to the Legislature,
to Miss BERILLA WILL ANS. all OF Simpson
county.
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TERMS OF The rnIBUNE.

TO MAIL sUBscRIBLEs-PosTAGE FREE.
Daily-To mail subscribers, per year,
postpaid <lN 90
Semi-w eekl one copy. one year, LEI
numbers, postpaid. .-....---..-.-....--,-.. 3 60
Weekiy-one copy one year, = issues. %
Five copies. one year--52 issJies--..---- Z 20
Tea copies. one ...... Il 20
Twenty copies one year....-.-.-. = 90
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Any person sending a club Of ten or more
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To Clergymen, TIE Weekly Tribune will be
sent one year for 81 90; The Semi Weekly for
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All remifiances at seBders risk. unless by
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The papers will be addi esscd 10 earh Sub
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Local Agents wanted in every town where
there are none already, to whom special and
liberal inducements are offered.
For posters, specimen copies, and further
particulars, Address
THE TRIBUNE, NEW YORK.
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FInrorIng E1trncls.-

The superiority ef these extracts consists in
their perfect purity and great strength They
are warranted tree from the poisonous oils
and acids which enter into the composition
of many O1the fictitious fruit flavOrs now
in the market. They are not only true to
their names, bat are prepared from fruits OF
the best quality, and are so highly concen-
trated that comparatively small quantity
only need be used.
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THE DAILY CLARION will be a good
advertising medium, and space eau be en-
gagged on reasonable terms. Our local mer-
chants would do well to have their cards
ready for the first number-January 4th.
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The Career of Andrew johnson
This statesman and patriot has passed
away, but his deeds viii live after him.
What a commentary is his fame on the adj
yantages Of an American citizen? Unletter-
ed and unaIded, relying upon himself he
advanced step by step from the lowest sta
ton in life, to the highest Office in the gift of
the American people. All this was accom-
plished by unsweI wing integrity, dauntless
courage, and perseYering research. BY the
exercise of these principles, it is in the pow
er OF any poor and friendless boy to attain
the same grand result. The same success
Is attalnabIe in the commercial world as in
the political, as is proven In the case Of D R
TuTr's STANDARD PREPARATIONS. He, con-
scious of their value, labored patiently, and
to-day no medicine has taken so firm hold
on the public estimation as his Liver Pills.
They stand on the topmOst round Of the
healing ladder.
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Kinds County Gazette.l

Kinds County Gazette.l
In publishing the vote of Kinds county
at the late election, in our issue of week
or two ago, We omitted to include the vote
of the Bolton precinct, as that box (hav.
ing been destroyed vas not included in
the official count. We republish the
statement below, inserting the vote at
Bolton as it has been reported to us.
The figures show the vote for State Treas
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T THAT MAGIC NAME. =
LIVINGSTONE

HIEDLES the enthusiszm Of the World
N wherever heard. AGENTS WANTED
eFeryWhere 70 sell his CoxPLETE LsFE AID
ExPL0K Ar1o4s and LksT J0UnNALs. SO Ps-
ges-ouIys - So PK0eF, By facts and our
splendid illustrated Circulars that il oufsells
any other book sent free. Write AZ once, CT
IL in haste 10 work send 81 % for full outft
fer Il and another fne book gratis. 10 genuine
address, LavESesIozE's PUBLISHERS,
Dec. 8 zms ST. Louis. Nc
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ron THE BUSINESS NsaN.

Because it publishes every change in price
Of all things bought and sold, full information
OF the movements OF trade, the pregress of
business enterprises, and al the news Of the
world.
IuG TRIBUNE as newspaper b widc-awake.
and in point Of enterprise second 90 uo paper
IA the country.-l Cincinnati Gazette Adm.
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An the circuit Court OF the United states
for the Southern District Of Mississippi
NOVEMBER TEkN. A. D., 1875.
November -. 1875.
DoRA SHULTz, Judgment, November
Nc. O4l.l vs.. 81, 1874; for S5o9 90
losHUA 5. MoKRIs. On reading and fl
AND ing the Petition OF the
AGNES T. MoERIs. Plaintiff in this cause,
Ia is now ordered, that the Clerk Of this
Court ssne writ Of Seire Faeias for Joshua
S. Morris to the Marshal of this District to
appear the regular May Term, 1876, Of this
Court, on the FIRST day thereof, and that the
CLERK cause 20 be inserted in The Weekly
Clarion, for ak successive weeks a notice TO
Kate W. Morris, William @ Morris, Julia .
Morris, and Benjamin J. 5. Norris, minor
heirs at law Of said Agnes f. deceased, notify
ing them to appear al the May Term, 1870. of
/ this Court, aud show eaIse II any they can
Why said judgment shall not lie revived
against them as heirs at Law Of said Agnes F.
/ aud satisfaction thereof obtained out of the
real estate Of said Agnes fsio them descended;
aud that the Clerk OF this Court, postage pre-
| paid, send by mail to Metre Dame p o., Indi-
ana, copy of such notice addressed to each
Of said minor heirs.
A true copy, from the minutes
Tesie: GEO. 7. SWAMI. Clerk.
Dec. -, lS15-w6w.
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PEEsoxAL.-We are sorrow to have
70 announce that our city will loose, early
In January, Capt W. =. Fitzgerald, who
eOntemplates removing to vicksburg at that
time
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CAKEoLL-- McGnL--At 81. Peters Church
10 Jackson, on sunday The zsth inst BY
Rev. Father PiehereS, Mr.. EDNIx CAKEoLL,
to MISS SARAH Z. McGmL. All Of this city
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IT has been agreed upon among the
business men Of the city to close doors on
the day Of the election.
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sUBscRIPrIoN DEPAarnENT.

We acknowledge receipt Of subscriptions
. I'm CLARfos for ls75-s-7-s, since our
last publication, to Tuesday. 2Sth inst, in
elusive. ss follows:
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MAE. Democrats Cut Paper Patterns
sent with postage paid to any part Of the
State Persons wanting them, send me
number. name AMI amount. Send tor Illus
trated Catalogue, to Baraeld.
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SUBSCRIBE FOR The DAILY CLARION.
one dollar per month, or two dollars for
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
HARPER,S RAzAR
ILLUsTRATER.
Notices of the Press.

Notices Of the Press
The Bazaar is edited with q combination of
tact and talent that we seldom Ind IN any
Journal and the Journal itself is the organ of
the great world Of fashion Boston Traveller.
The Bazaar commends itself to every mem
Der of the household-t0th the children by droll
and pref " piefuFes,to the youug ladies by its
fashfon-pl ties in endless variety. to the pro-
videIt rnRtron BIZ fts patterns for the eEildrens
clothes, 10 pater-famiIias by its tasteful de-
signs for embroidered slippers and luxurioas
dressing s g-ggwns But lie readinE-@st1sr of
The paper has aeqnired wide popularity for
the aSe.ids saiey iaeqt 81 hefdss Rs y EssA-I
In its way there is nothing likf.u. Fresh
and trustworthy IS a fashion guide, us sto-
ries and essays, is Reesry and squibss are al.
Journal
TERMS.
PosrkaE FREE TO ALL SUBscRIBKRs IN rHE UxI-
led STArEs
HARPER's BAzAR, one year.-,.........S4 90
"a % includes prepayment of o. s. postage
| by the publishers.
Subscriptions to Harper's Magazine. Week
| ~, and Bazaar, to one address for one year,
SO 90 or, Two of Harper Periodicals, to one
address for one year, s. 90 postage free.
An Extra Copy of either the Magazine.
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every Club Of Five Subscribers at 81 90 each.
in one remittance; or, Six Copies for so %,
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Back Numbers can besup9lied a.fany TING.
The Annual Volumes Of Harper Bazaar. in
| neat cloth binding, viii be sent by express
! free Of expense, for 81 o0eaeh. A complete
SET, comprising Eight Volumes. sent on receipt
/ Of cash at the rate u $ . per vol, freight st
expense Of purchaser
per's Bazaar Il pnch illustrations Of the Cen
tenniaI IafernationaI Exposition IS may. he
! peculiarly appropriate taiis columns.
Newspapers are not q copy this 3 lyerfise-
ment viihout the express orders 81 Harper &
Brothers.
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At his residence In Lefore county. Miss
December 9Th, 1875, Col. BENTON WALTON,
in the SEVENTEEN year Of his age.
New Orleans. Mobile. Augusta, Ga, and
Wilmington, n. C. papers viii please copy.
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Posr4cE FREE TO ALL svBscRIBERs IN THE
UNITED STATES.

Posr1oE FREE TO ALL svBsoRrBERs IN THE
UNITED STATES
HAHPER's v EEKLY, one y~al-.........-s4 90
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by the publishers.
Subscriptions to Harper's Magazine, Week
ly, and Bazaar, to one address for one YEAR
so 09 or, two Ct Harper's Periodicals. TO one
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An Extra Copy of either the Magazine
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every Club Of Five Subscribers at - 90 each.
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free Of expense, for 81 90 each. Al complete
Set, comprising Nineteen Volumes, sent on re-
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freight at expense Of purchaser.
Prominent attention viii be given in Har-
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tennial International Exposition
Newspapers are not 10 copy this ADVERTISE
ment Without the express order Of Harper &
Brothers
Address HARPER & BROTHERS New. York.
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Il the mosquito who left our nose in
such hurry that be forgot his ill, will
call, be can have il and no questions VIII
be asked. 1lf ,saan ttsf
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NEW ADvEErIsExESrS.
Trustees Sale.
STATE or MISSISSIPPI.

ciAIk or MISSISSIPPI,
HISRS COUNTY
Dr. VIRTUE Of = oertaiu Deed Of Trust
ID executed on the l5,h day Of September
1874 b. Geo II. Holland te she undersigned, T.
secure the Eaen; Of tvofz} promisSory notes
therein described, which deed Of trust is o.
record II Deed Book 8, page l04, in Chaneery
Court Of said eonnty aud State. / will AZ the
request Of holder Of said ROSes, and for the
payment Of balance due thereon, on FRIDAY
the 18th DAY OF JANUARY. iS76, about Il
clock. ~, In front Of the CITY Hall, in the
City Of Jackson. sell 20 the highest bidder, for
cash. the following described real estate, with
dwelling house, stables and all other improve-
msnts thereon, tO-wit: all west half (w. a Of
the south west quarter Is W. and 81 acres
an The southwest corner Of the vest half w.
= OF the northwest quarter IN. ". - Of sec
ton t~enty-four (24l township SIX CO.. range
one east. in said county Ind State. This pro-
Rerty Is Just three miles north Of Jackson.
The title is believed to be perfect, but will
convey only such title as By said deed Of trust
Is IN me vested B. LEMIY. Trustee
Dec. ., lS75-4w
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CRY election next Monday. Every
man to his post.
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Complete ictOrial History of the Times. =
The best cheapest and most successful
Family Paper in the Union.
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Parties wanting Christmas presents,
watches. jewelry, silver or plated, or any
thing In my line. can have them ordered,
subject to approval al Barflelds,
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MARRIED.

CLAEKE--N ATEs--In shis, city GA the >
inst. a. the Christian cbarcil b tbs Hey
Mr.. Smytile, MIS- KATIE cLAEKE, nd M
HORACE YATES.
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SEWING machine needles for all ma
chimes, sent By man to any part Of the State,
70 cents per dozen. By Barfield.
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JUsr H-The hat of the season, at
Stadeker & Sons.
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ANY article in watches or ievelry
ordered By Barheld. EffEzf10f
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HARPER'S WEEKLY.
ILLUSTRATED
ILLUSTRATED,
NOTICES OF rHE PRESS.

NOTICES or THE PRESS.
Harper,s Weekly is the ablest and most power
full Illustrated periodical published in this
country. Its editorials are scholarly and con-
vincing, and carry much weight. Its iIlustra-
lions Of current events are full and fresh. and
are prepared By our bestdesigners. Witha cir
eulation Of l50eO0. the Weekly is read by At
least half million pei sons and itsinfluence as
morgan Of opinion is simply tremendous. The
Weekly fSaintains a POSITIVE position, and ex-
presses decided views on political and social
problems Louisville Courier-JoarnaI NJ
Its articles are models Of heightened disens-
sion, AID its pictorial illustrations are often
corIaboretive arguments of no small force. -
N. 7. Examiner and Chronicle.
Its papers upon existent questions and its
infmitable cartoons help to mould the senti-
ments Of the ooa<airy. : Pittsburg CONNER
cial, &c..
Harprrs Weekly stands at the head Of il
lustraied journals ia the United States, in
citeniation, editorial ability, and pictorial
tion-Iadies Repository, Cincinnati.
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SuRscRIPTIoNs received at eBarfeld''
for Nine Demorest's Monthly Magazine
So year and Chrome.
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ron THE PROFESSIONAL. ,EAN.

Because the best efforts Of the Pulpit and
the Bar are reported in lis columns, and Tmr
TRIBUNE is a recognized medium OF eommuni-
cation between the foremost members OF all
professions,
TnE NEW 1oRK TRiBUSE has made name
for Itself as the exponent Of the best thoughts
of the day. IL is taking the leading pari ia
the education of the pubic mind, and has IN
ereasing claims 10 public fayor.-iN New York
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Cry scrip for sale at ROhrbacher's in
lots to suit purchasers, at 7Ocents.
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HoYTs GernnanC Cologne, by the single
bottle or dozen. at Barfleld's.
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A Wilson sewing machine will make I
suitable and useful Christmas present.
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Now is the time to subscribe for The
WEEKLY CLARION for ls7e. Only two dol
lars for the year
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Buy your shawls and blankets Of j.
Stadeker& Sons.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
1876.
THE PAPER FOR THE BUSINESS MAN.
The FARMER, TIE NE HANIc.
AND ALL THE PEOPLE
Fous THE FARMER

Because i publishes from ten 20 twelve col
uras Of the choices, Agricultural matter. the
latest Markets and al the News weekly.
THE WEEKLY TEIRCNE has done more 20
make good farmers than any other influence
which ever EXISTED.
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Special LOCALS.
Bun nstadeke[,. favorite. kld gloves

WILSON sewing machine has attach.
ments to do all kinds work.
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CHEAPER than ever-The beautiful
line Of dress goods at Stadeker's.
The Wilson sewing machine runs
lighter than any other.
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Goand see the Wilson sewing machine
at Bariield's.
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HARPER'S MAGAZINE

Unquestiohably the best sustained work Of
the kind in the World
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HOLlDAr GOoDs at 5 tddekeir's.
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The Career OF Andrew johnson

At Clifton Springs, N. Y. on the 9th inst.
Mr.. DAVID GORDON. OF Baltimore, Nd. for
merly of Kinds county, Miss, aged 7S years
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lfeIslaTIvt lMnuunrfKlNIs.

Announcements will Be Inserted under this
heading until the 0rFaniration q The Senate
expected 70 remit the amount with order for
puhlicationi
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at West Jackson, Miss VIII keep all sizes.
Guarantee fun count. aud viii sell shem sc
manufacturers prices. Will duplicate any
bilIs Compare my-FFIees.
HesnecffulfT ssss IS
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FuRsi FuRsi Buy them of ]. stad
eker & Sons. st
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MUNICIPAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

WE are authorized TO announce His Honor
w Mayor McGlLl, as candidate for re-
election 10 the Office Of Mayor. I'd
A T the request Of many friends hereby
"A announce myself rs a candidate for the
position af City Marshal. at the election 10 be
held In jackson January next. MIKE FAY.
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CRY scrip for sale at Rohrbacher's il
lots to suit purchasers, at 20 cents.
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Wash. cor. Gin. Commercial.

Lamar Photographed.
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CAPITOL STREET, JACKSON, MISS.
Prscss 81 Best Machine Nude Manila Bags
m
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WE are authorized 10 announce ALLEN p
w LUSk, Of Madison county, asa candi-
date for State Librarian and Keeper % the
Capitol, At the ensuing session Of the Legis-
lature.
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ME are authorised 10 announee the name
w Of d. l. CAMERON, Of Madison coun
~, a. candidats for State Librarian and
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