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The Dedication Ball.

The grand Ball and supper for the benef
of the Jewish Temple will come off on the
evening of the 18th inst. The ball will bt
at Angeles Hall, and the supper will be
furnished at Chris. Hinckle's dining room
in Chris usual handsome style. Yaeger' S
New Orleans Band will furnish the music
Gentlemen's admission tickets for both
supper and ball can be procured at the store
of j Siadeker & Son
The Following committees are a guaran-
tee that it will be an elegant affair:
INVITATION CoMMITTEE--A. Stadeker,
Charm IN; w. o. Strauss, S. Hurst, Thee.
Weiss, Dan. A. Meyer, Ben. Hart.
RECEPTION Committee Jacque Braun,
Chairal1n; Dan A. Meyer, Sam Asher, j.
Asher, 1. Schwartz, NJ. Schwartz, L. Kohn,
j Levi, Ben Cohen, Marx Michael, Marx
Hurst.
FLOOR MANAqRRs-Dan A. Meyer, Chm ;
E. NJ. Strauss, y. Stadeker, l. Schwartz, Ben
Hart, w. o. Strauss.
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THE NooNANs VOYAGE
From MONTICELLO 70 Columbia.


~
COLUMBIA, MARION Co. Mss. /,
JoDe l4sh, lS75.l
EDITORS CLARION The Yacht Noonar
arrived here this morning MONDAY. 18th
from Monticello. The papers and letter
you were kind enough to mail to us At thi.
point were very welcome. The face OF a IA
mli'ar newspaper, when one Is in the back
woods SO long, is like that OF dear friend.
THE RUN.
We had pleasant run from Monticello
nothing occurring to mar our pleasure. un-
less it was mishap which afforded amuse-
ment to large majority of the crew. not
many miles out from Monticello. We ran
upon log which was hidden under the wa
ter, pitching overheard Mr.. David Shelton.
some bag aye and your obedient servant.
we, however, ran ashore, recovered our bag
gage and after short delay, weighed an
ehor and pulled away upon our journey. /
almost forgot to mention that we would
have reached here sooner but we laid over
Saturday evening and the whole Of Sunday.
CROPS
Are reported good all the way down the riy-
er, the prospect being generally better for
corn than cotton.
COLUMBIA
The ancient capitol of Mississippi is situated
on beautiful elevation. 1t appears to me
that it should be thriving inland town, but
instead, 1t shows the marks of age-almost
a deserted village. There is but one new
mouse in the place, the residence of Hon. T.
). Ford, whom your readers doubtless re-
member as the able, faithful and efficient
member of the House from Marion and Per
ry counties, in the Legislature before the
last. The old Capitol building Is still stand
ing, and is now used as the courthouse 1t
is frame building, two stories high, and
about % by 40 feet. Like the ancient capt.
toll city it shows the wreck of time. CO.
l1mbia is gradually q hope not surely di-
minishing in size ana Importance 1t has
about 30 inhabitants, all of whom turned |
o1t to see the .-NOonan and her crew.
Please return the thanks of your reporter
and our whole party TO Hon. I S. Ford |
through The CLARION for attentions shown |
us while here.
We expect to reach GAINESVILLE in four days,
as we will go down East Pearl, which we
are informed Is the straightest largest and /
best outlet to the gulf You may expect to
hear from me at GAINESVILLE. We are all
well. + B., JR.
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SPRINGFIELD, Ill, June 22.-The
United States Court has been occupied
for the past six days in hearing the case
of Harrison Dills rs. the North British
and Mercantile Insurance Company
Several buildings in Quincy, belonging
to Mr.. Dills, were insured by this compa-
ny, and were partially destroyed by fire.
The company availed themselves of the
option to replace the buildings in as good
condition as before the fire. The work
was done, but it is claimed by plaintiff
that the buildings are of less value than
before the fire. Hence the suits, which
involve large amount of money. The
jury to-day returned a verdict in favor of
the Insurance Company.
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cRIMTSAL.
I Jno. Former, exhibiting deadly weap
onsi for Thursday, 24th.
/ Sfoit Herrin, murder; Monday. 2sriI
Sc5.t Chisloloin, larceny: Thursday
| Margaret Stewart, murder: July lst.
VIM. Salmon, and Ch4s. TAYLOR. ass ault
to kill; Wednesday, Both.
JEFF. D. Bell, suppressing evidence; Tues
day, 29fn.
Geo. Bennett. assault: Tuesday, 18th
Madison Trip, assault; Tuesday. both.
Geo. Bennett, assault; Tuesday. 18th.
Prince Harris. assault; Thursday, 24th.
Peter smith, larceny; Thursday. July 1st
Ike Bill, gambling; Monday, 2sth.
Ike Hill, gambling; Monday, 18th.
Q. Mosely, murder; Thursday, July, 1st.
b. Hunley. assault 70 kill Friday, 25ih
j. b. and j. ID. Smith. assault to kill i; We'd
nesday. Goth
Albert Lewis, mansIaugher; Monday, Ju-
Iy, 9Th
Taz.ell Jones, assault to kill; Tuesday,
18th.
Jno. Morrison, petty larceny; Monday,
Dan. Crawford. assault; Monday, 2sth.
z. w. Johns, assault: Monday, 2Sth
w. r. Hemphill, assault TO kill Wednes-
day, 30th.
Geo. Nelson. rape; Tuesday. 18th.
4 Cassion, grand larceny; Wednesday,
day, Jaly 9TH.
E.. Cassion, grand larceny; Wednesday,
Both.
SIR. Sorshy, unlawfully retailing liquors !;
Friday, 18th.
Ed Watson, unlawfully retailing liquors !;
Friday, 25th
VIM. Sorsby, gamb bling; Friday. 18th.
David Coon, gambling; Friday, 25th-
jeff Riley, assault to kill; Friday, July
5. r. Sorsby, unlaw fully retailing liquors
Friday, 25th.
o. Barrett, assault to kill Wednesday. Ju-
ly 7th
VIM. Sorsby, assault to Kill Wednesday,
Both.
Will publish Civil Docket next week
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Southern Patents.

Mr.. III. n. Jenkins, solicitor of patents
No. q Commercial Place. New Orleans
officially report Is to The CLARION the follow
ing complete list of patents granted South
ern inventors, for the week ending May
18th, 1876:
Mississippi-Mary E. Robinson. Jackson,
Strenley, New Orleans. cotton seed huller
Alabama-Wm. Martin, Mobile, toy-gun
James NJ. Glen, Opelika, car-coupling link
North Carolina-Jacob G. Peterson, Nor.
canton, motor. Georgia = c.. w. Harris
CedartowD, spring-saddle. Tennessee j
w. Philip. Hamboldt, cotton bale tie.
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DON'T GET HIS PAPEs.

DESoTo FRONT, MISS June IL, 1875.
EDITOR CLARION: Why don't my paper
come? Ii it dosn't quit playing truant and
come to time, somebody will get busted
up" 1t has been very irregular for two
months and now it has quit coming alto
gether. l have receipt up to 1st April,
rs. | would not do without it for five
times the price, but If can't get it by pay
ing for it, then-Well! Send my paper.
Crops fine. Color line drawn by negroes.
The only objection to C. for the next canvass
they openly aver is that he is aohue. Will
bring old DeSOto up right this fall certain
and sure. Respectfully, /. CHI.
CFHE CLARION is mailed regularly to our
esteemed friend. EDS CLARIoN.)
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ENTIRELY SATISFACTORY.

STATE LINE, June, 1875.
EDS. CLARION: Having neglected my
duty SO long in not forwarding aid for THE
CLARION, | now send you sl2 so, to be placed
to the credit of the following gentlemen
in accordance with the am cunts opposite
their names: Mr.. S. G., $220; Mr.. d. 2. L.,
1920; Mr.. J. G., $4.2O; Myself, 81 10. Two
Of the gentlemen, you will SEE, are new
subscribers that | have gotten for THE
CLARION. Hoping that all seeming neglec
will be overlooked, am yours truly,
l. p {.
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THE PRIDE OF THE GREAT VEST
The Wilson Shuttle Sewing Mashine Is ex-
tremely simple in its construction, elaborate
Iy finished in its design and oramenting,
combiniug great capacity and adaptation TO
every variety of family sewing and manufae-
turing. liz embraces all the important and
essential elements embodied in sewing ma
chimes patented within the past twenty ave
years torether with the late i'm pOrtant i'm
provements and patents OF eminent mechan-
ical experts and inventors in the employ OF
the Wilson Company. Inc west aaz
reason to be proud Of the Wilson machane.
Machines win be delivered as any Hadlr0ad
Station In this county. free OF transportation
charges, If ordered through the Company
Branch House nc $50 Canal St. New Orleans
They send an ele9an catalng7e and GIRO
mo circular free on applIeal oil2
This Company want : feE more ageasa.
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Our brother of the Vindicator proposes
that Capital Grange shall get up Grange
Picnic-the excursion to start from Jackson
to Magnolia-alter the crops are laid by,
next month. We second the motion. The
Changers all along the line will no doubt
gladly join in the excursion, and the oeca-
sion viii be one of genuine enjoyment.
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A LIFE SUBSCRIBER.

ENTERPRISE Juue Is, 1875.
MEssRs. P. q B.: Enclosed find 81 to re-
new my subsc ription. | assure You gem
tlemen shall continue to take your excel
lent paper as long as it continues to advocate
as good doctrine as 1t now does, and as long
as can raise the amount to pay for it. 1
consider that | get great deal more than
value received for the cost of it. Hoping
you every success, L am yours,
b. NJ A. 8
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Ilniented
commencement Week
AT CLINTON.
NIIssISsIPPI COLLEGE.

June u to 26-Examination Of Classes
2j-8 P. H.-Exhibition of the Prepara-
tory Department.
" 26-8 p M.-Prize Declarations, etc.
{" 27-101z A. M.-Commencement Sermon
Rev j. T. Freeman, Corinth, Miss.
Z" 27-3 P. M.-Sermon before the Crino-
Theological Society, by Rev. w. d.
Mayfeld Memphis, Tenn.
" Us P. M.-Sermon before the Soc. Of
Missionary Inquiry, by Rev. NJ. V.
Eofsinger, Macon, Miss.
" 2S-10AN -Address 5vfore the Literary
Societies, by Hon. Warren Cowan,
Vicksburg Miss.
2S-8 P. M-Prize Orations, etc.
29-10 A. M.-Meeting Of the Alumni and
friends CLOSING with a Barbecue
to which every body is invited.
29-S P. M.-Exereises of Graduating
Glass.
June -, 1875-2w
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Mississippi Stale Council, NO. 4
Friends of temperance.

The next annual session of the Mississippi
State Council, No 4. Friends of Tenn perance,
will convene at Hazlehurst, COpiah county,
TUESDAY, July 18th, 1873, at which time
and place it is expected that every subordl-
nate council will be represented. All of the
railroads have kindly agreed to pass dele
gates at half rates. The secretaries of the
different subordinate councils are expected
to furnish their delegates with the proper
credentials. III. II. HINES,
Sec. Miss. State Council. No. 4, F. of T.
Papers throughout the State, friendly tC
the cause, will please publish the above,
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SHORT STOPS.

apples.
some blackberries
rain Sunday morning.
this for hot weather?
,ickets at Mr.. J stadeker's.
It's laying low this week.
q Rietti now Localities for the Sun
gentlemen have you procured youI
tor the grand ball
al Lodge No. II, / 90. F., elects
tomorrow night
Ii I. Brown, Jr., killed mad dog on
ont street yesterday,
aork on the new wing Of the Lunatic
was begun last Monday.
ueInnis. Esq, of Jaynesville, will
aeeept our thanks for favors.
- Power of this office has gone to
ford University Commencement.
w y. List - ClCIbihS " AS7i"Oi'SS Va
In lot, on North Jefferson street.
snlkey was smashed" but Sam Asher
II when he turned over on Friday last
Lawns, Esq, g. w. L., of the
.org Herald was in the city last sun
ht-that the first number of the Nc
Ecny Intelligencer, %ill be issued next
nroeeeds of the grand ball and supper
..e5 for the benefit of the Jewish
+,
Rohrbacher found his dog at
springs. so much for advertising,
e Times.
] A. Hackett, of Crystal Springs,
sse Woodall, of Byram, were in the
et Monday.
Joseph Willis, State Architect, has
has full now experimenting the work
Iunatic Asylum and Penitentiary.
Mary Miles, an inmate of the Blind
II for wears, died on the 18th inst-
years. She had neither home or
j.
Brown Lodge No 65, A. F., and A.
accepted an invitation to participate
dedication of the Jewish Temple OF
th inst.
R.R. Applewhite has shown his friend
I The CLARION by sending us a club
Friendship aud other postotfices In
h County.
matte named Gillespie, from Grenada
als escape from the Asylum last Thurs
ID was caught and returned last Fri
\ Mr. A. Moody.
lad the pleasure of a visit from IL. G. |
Esq, of the South, and his brother,
ieo. b. Myers, of Holly Springs, in
ILARIoN office last week.
V. b Monitor, of the 18th, says
e were several country people in town
Hay, evidently from Jackson" The
a. judged from the style. Style, my |
Is everything!
CLARION acknowledges the receipt
INVITATION from Prof. l.. A. Darling
resent at the commencement eXer-
e the Tugaloo University, (eolored)
held at Tugaloo on Friday next
entertainment at the Capitol on
Hay night was a success, and was much |
Ia by those in attendance. Col MI
presided, Maj Jno. Williams. and
; Hooker and Smythe participateds-el
ctaw Encampment No. 3, 1 o. O. F.,
ast regular meeting (Fridsy even
elected the following officers for the |
K term; Oliver Clifton, c. p; S.
b, II. F.; w Ii. Gibbs, S. W.; w. A.
ng, Scribe; Ii. NJ. Taylor, Treasurer;
. A. Meyer, J. w.
. Il. r. Applewhite, of Lincoln, was
city on last Wednesday on his way |
the levee investigating committee
I failed TO meet, Senator Holloway |
Applewhite being the only mem
hand. Palmer, of Lauderdale, has
to Texas. Welborne, of Kinds, was
)ut would not remain, and Gray was
ell sick.
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RksARDED A VALUABLE PAPER.

Double SPRINGS, June 18th, 1875.
ME5sRs. z. & B. Enclosed find 81 for
which send CLARION. Times are very hard,
as soon as they improve | will endeAvor to
send you some subscribers with the money
for your valuable paper, as it is regarded
here. I would like to send as large a list
as did the last time. Your friend,
7 NJ u
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The annual meeting of the Sharehold-
ers of the New Orleans, ST. Louis & Chicago
r. h. Company viii 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 a
may be brought before the meeting.
w. CALHOUN. Secretary.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
The AIabama Editors in New. York

SARATOGA, June 22.-The Alabama
and Tennessee editors received the hospi-
talities Of the village of Congress Hall.
Gov Tilden has rendered them recep-
ton at Albany. The Alabama Press
Association telegraphed greeting to the
Mayor of Boston on the celebration of the
battle of Bunker Hill.
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DEAR MONITOR: We thought we were
visiting you regularly. Glad you told us
for we would have regretted very much If
you had failed to put in your appearance.
Said s'pat ms" however, have been very
irregular. We have discharged our mail
clerk and hired him over again, and hope
you will see us regularly hereafter.
Yours truly, CLARION.
z. S. Fear we will have to make ar
engagements to Ku Klux mail agent or
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ANOTHER CLUB.

JAYNEsvILLE, June, 1875.
MEssRs. p. & B.. Enclosed find So for
which send TIE CLARION to the following
persons at this office: Messrs. ID. l. Mel,
K. p. NJ, w j. III. and Or. J. G., yours
ID. |. Mel.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Jackson High School.
NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

TINE UNDERSIGNED COMMITTEE OF
l. the Board of Trustees OF the jackson
High School Company. invite proposals from
teachers for the next thirty DAYS, for the pur-
chase of the property. or for its lease for a
term OF years, upon condition Of continual 2
II as a High School Tor boys Ie competent
teacher. or teachers, the Stockholders would
no doubt make liberal concessions with view
to purchase, or in the case of lease, the Board
would make liberal arrangements well
conducted Select School for Boys, in this city
cannot fail to secure remuneratiye patronage
for one or Isore teachers The site Is eligible
and the building in good repair. and well fur
nished.
j. L POWER.
W L. NUGENT.
r. kELLs
Committee.
Jackson, Miss. June - ls75-30d
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"pUr ME DOWN FOR ONE MORE YEAR"

la GRANGE. June I6, 1915.
EDITORS CLARION: AS my years subscrip-
ton is now about ont, enclosed you w i'll
find two dollars to renew L cannot be
be without your valuable paper; do not
want to loose single issue; so put me
down a regular subscriber. for one more
year. Yours truly, Ut n.
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Of she Temple.

E dedication Of Temn,o ps.h rsr.a,
:, = place on Friday evening, 25th
rue procession viii form at Al
= ?. NJ in front of the City Hall, and
1--we promptly at o'clock.
THE ROUTE:
.i.y hall up President to Capitol,
"sol 70 State, and down State to the
dedication services win begin
''0eA ?. N. The public are invited.
|. Strauss, President.
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pNGENCEMENT AT CUMBERLAND
ASSIrY-A subscriber at Lebanon.
T. writes: commencement Exercises
CUMBERLAND University were brilliant,
ing, and instructive. Tha students
,.eo themselves with great credit.
ar Darby, of Evansville, Indiana
u'nSus-- delivered an eloquent, chaste,
Rppropriate address tn the graduates of
pArtments. Col. w. P. C. Brecken-
auaressed the graduates in Law. My
- 10 justice to his address. No one
our own DomostbanasTan,a. oo,,,d
4 eloaled him. Am.
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awIsHING YOU Ill SUCCESS. .

COLUMBUS, June 18th, 1875.
MEssRs. P. & B.: Please find Z. o. order
for 81 renewal subscription. Wishing you
all success which you deserve, and that is
sufficient to satisfy the most expectant. L
remain your friend. j. Ii. 5.
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FOSTERS'S end
Texas Drawing!
100000 e G5iR! Houses & Lands {!
POSITIVELY THE
Last POStpOnem6nt!
WILL DRAW, WITHOUT FAIL, At
Houston, Texas, jane 3Oth, 1875


WE DID NOT SELL QUITE ALL OUR
wv TICKETS in time 20 draw on the 18Th 0f
May; but 50 certain are we OF success, and in
evidence Of onr good faith and intentions we
will receive In payment for Tickets. certid-
Gates Of deposit in any frst-class bank Ina the
L. s., with this endorsement: " PaVabie only
loheH Fosfers Texas DrapiHg takes place.
NO scALISG or PRIZES nur EvERV oHE PAID
IN PULL.
Over 90 600 acres Of choice land, centrally
located near railroads, n Houses. &l21 Gold
Coin prizes. among them one Of SlOWl, and
one Of $500. Our enterprise ID endorsed bF
the City Council Reliable Agents Wanted
Send for Circulars. They viii convince you
we are both reliable and responsible. Tickets
only 900. Eleven for $40, and - Tor 8ll. no
connection with any other similar enterprise.
CoMMExDAroRY.--Havin from our long ac-
ouaintanee with }. y. Poster every confidence
In his integrity, we feel justified in saying 80
believe he viii carry out his Distribution han-
estly and fairlY.-Signed bY the Mayer. Hon.
j. 7. d. Wilson, and the City Council.
We are specially DESTROYS hat parties in-
terested would write ~ the Banks, Merchants
and Postmaster Of this place lwherc We have
lived l0yearsl for inlormatian AZ to our reli-
ability. J. II. FOSTER MANA0EH,
may@-4We Houston, Texas,
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|EwART COLLEGE, Clarksville, Tenn. i,
|ens September LIST. This College is
'Slonaily under the control of the South
ern PRESBYTERIAN University. Rev. Or.
ftF and same faculty, remain in charge
advertisement.
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Winona Advance.
THE CLARION will be sent to any sub
scriber from this date to January, re, foI
one dollar. This is a fine time to get an able
campaign paper that is always a culver full
of arrows with which to assail the enemy.
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II reader will not fail to notice in
Programme for commencement week at
lss'ppi College. a new feature, that can
E''i 10 prove POPULAR basket dinner
barbecue. Rev. Mr.. Webb, President
r. college, writes us that he wants it
|fssooi that everybody and his basket,
PlNtted to Clinton on Tuesday. goth inst
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CENTRAL FEMALE INSTITUTE
CLINTON, MISS
Common cement Week, 1873.

THURSDAY, JUNE 24TH.
Examination of Glasses, in Institute Build
ings, from o'clock A. MI Pm.
FRIDAY, JUNE 25TH.
Examination of Glasses, in Institute Build
ings, from clock A. NJ P. NJ.
MONDAY, JUNE 18th.
Examination of Glasses, in Institute Build
ings, from 0 clock A. NJ P. N.
WEDNESDAY,. JUNE BOTH.
First Undergraduate Exhibition in College
Chapel 9 o'clock A. N.
Second Undergraduate Exhibition, in Col
lege Chapel, at ~ P. NJ
Meeting of Trustees, in Hall at the Insti-
tute, at 4 o'clock P. N.
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AIR LAWN INSTITUTE will be the
etive place tomorrow night. A mu-
and allegO rical entertainment, an adj
oy Rev. Mr.. Galloway. graduating
awarding diplomas, etc. The patrons
Friends of the Institute are invited to be
|nt.
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MAN died the other day in New
nS from hydrophObia, caused by the
mad dog. We submit to our town
PfIties, isn't it time Tor dog-killing to
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ssMAY GOOD LUCK ATTEND YoU"
SOLD CARROLL ORGANIZING.

CARRoLLToN, June, Is. ).
EDS. CLARION: send check for 81 Tor
Mr. DIS and my own subscription
We are organizing in old Carroll, and hope
to present a clear record in November.
8 II.
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p Stockholders of the Jackson High
\ Company will hold their annual
hg in the Senate Chamber on Monday,
9th, Mt Pm.
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b Medical Department of Louisiana
pegin its i2d annual session the 18th
nber. see the announcement of DIR.
Richardson, in another column.
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By. and at the residence of, Rev. Jesse
Woodall, near Byram, Kinds Co. Miss, on
Kinds Co.
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cEsoN HIGH SCHOOL. The atten-
4 teachers is invited to the notice of
pard of Trustees, in another column.
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We acknowledge receipt of subscriptions
to The CLARION for 1S75-6-7, since our last
publication, to Tuesday, the 22d inst, inclu-
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To the Clarion
DEAR CLARION Why don't you come to
us? We havn't seen your charming coun-
tenance tor two weeks. Yours etc,
MONITOR.
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CROPS AND LUMBER

The crops from Columbia down are good
However very little is produced. Stock
raising and the lumber business are the prIn-
cipal pursuits. The timber is floated down the
river in winter to Pennington where it is
sawed. This place has population of
about three hundred; shipping lumber is
its business. Your reporter had the pleas
u-e of being shown through the extensive
mills of Messrs. Poitevent & Favre. They
run 50 saws continually, requiring 8 engines
10 propel them. Mr.. Poitevent is an enter
prising citizen, wellknown throughout the
| Coast region.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-06-23

We again produce some Of the letters OF
encouragement that we have received in
our business CORES pondence- They speak
for themselves. To our friends, one and all,
NC return our thanks for their words OF
cheer aud approval:
''MAY GOOD LUCK ATTEND YOU.
CHINA GROVE. May 3lst, 1870
EDS CLARION: Money is SO hard to get
L only send one dollar in renewal of my
subscription. In the Fall viii again re-
new. May good luck attend you. Your
friend, truly. H. d,