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WISCONSIN.
SPARTA.
JULY MuB1NlH.

ApsetaF eortspsnd<nes qf JAe EAhaso 3ttounf.
sparta, Via, July Ole Ia hard TO 1ealize
that sumpor tH upon liz that Iuly-tle WAN
lering jow " OF tho tHelvo months, which usL-
ara In the most oppressive Of elimate-chsnges
with its world OF mosquitoes and unsavory
olots-is already ono-third Eone TITO weather
hoso is delightful, tho air cool aud brsoing, tho
natural heat Of the sun being tempered bv cool
rAinH which aro invariably followed hv cool potth
winds blowing over tho ridge north OF this val
10y, leaving tho atmosphere es pure ana clear ss
. bell. Your correspondent, in company viii!
party Of ladies' aud gentlemen, residents and
guosts Of tho city, passed day in tho woods
yesterday, In c'oae proximity to trout-streau,.
Tbs party wAa organized for tbs purpose Of
quiet little plonlc In tho woods. with tho inton-
ton of o4t0Aiug enough Of tho
SPOTTED nEAuTlEs
to have nlco littlo sry, cooking usonsils hssipg
boon carried for that purpose. One gentleman
SECURED Heyopty-eight ano trout within very
few houry. Ono young lady caught nvo good
aized trout within distance Of 30 rods from tho
AtBtsinB-poLus. One hundred and piuo tIah waH
tho result Of tho few Lours aaAag, ouly lous Of
the party participating In tho Sport,
yla1roAB.
A large number Of guests a1o hora, principally
from H. Louis. They e1Preaa un6ounded Hatls.
are delighted with tho appearance Of tho stroets
and parks. which mover looked apsr than u the
preaant time Although the present spaaop is
not AZ bEsk ~ last years, 1t Ia Htll a busy QUO,
and gIvsB prospeots Of becoming still bettor bu-
fore she EeplPMbar Kslos roach l4. Iha follow
lug II List Of arrivals at tho principal Aotol last
week;
r. HAnaon and wifo. George D. Humphreys, W, Fal-
Theodors Hch aud wlfs +, l.. uoIe, ii. Louis, No.:
A,.s u Ball, A. \. g.lhnun; Austin. Tssas 8, y.
Duncan, grain bsotar, u. i. FArlhan, Chicago, III
John Fteuch. Dublin. ireland; J. r. Moore. J. q.
gallahan, Eau Claira. Wis; William Rtohasdson, Y.
o. 4aEEAu, ChlppcNA Falls, Wis.
Tbs above ID list Of 'thoAa Who, In Ill probs-
biusy, will stay through the season.
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AURORA.
THE EBDlN.

Ru%ctal corr4tpoti<s.es u Iha chstage Ittapn&.
AURORA, ILL.,. July l0.-Iu tlis seotion ths
CROPS are looktag finely and tho prospects Of
bouutltul harvest are most aatsertng. though
small grain In most localities hss beau mora OF
lesa assaulted by the chlncA-hug, Cora promises
larga yield, with reasonably tsit weather., aud
potatoes arc t,st-1ate,
In tho city thu usual stsgn.ton In business
prsyailH aud must eOutinua until sraia bsRius
to nnoye-pashsps until our psople wake up to
tho Importance Of eatAnllaIipg mora ~annfao-
susing enterprises. Our moasysd man ~ unso-
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IOWA..
Tho State Ntllrrs' AssoclAtjon.-
Subsidence Of tho Flood.
Ths February Meteor--+That School.
Desk Patsnt..-A Long Term Of
Court.
Suit Against Railroad fnr $4,000
Dalnages-.-A 10y nadly Injured
by o Dog.
BTATE MILtEns' ASSOCIATION.

STATE MIL,,Ens. Asyoc1aT,os.
Sr,rjai tnyy1,rondtur, NJ Ths fhknna tribune.
nv. Mo1r,u ,Jutx ~ 7.1lo p.cratsrr ~ tha
1o,.. et.ts ,1,,,s..; ,a......,a .'.s s".u.,, 49,
.9m s'a'o 's."o's nAsosa"'4oa aas '1oo"o An'
following hot1co:
htcnErAnr'n ottlcF. duly 8, Is;5.-Ttc miuers of
,ns % 5ass W. Hc shtir 'cG'n ,hn,!.l mrs.ihK IL
ati,. III a9et y, % ntdasasy .n!y y, ls .rssry
nI 4, bsnrss ~ in,"rt .x i, t|ane.etd TX
ill., sisction Of oseis fvr he ss,.,ltnR scar viii i
tutson au,l byl,ws iii be IN lrS,r .iso - |A'
co,aaov @ co, w fs ill., 1ts',i, II aAa a. nn
S:orn,ns 'Do 1&Ae1A'"' - 'Ao 'A''
C.nfdc tnu,x,tf and ,ntfn,n ararv ,nJ.r rE, ,rAom
you may solns in co,,t.tt u ~ II. indlea
III. tnS4tih1, M i,cd tv }te .rsn1siioH t'Ts
Srps of 1nws' H. frst.rni,y M thronvh",a III. M.
tiu arc wstchiIv f1r thc s,rcs~. Of oT ~
aan,'n.iS +t,, III ,, N - H. ~ i,,h In ~ ~ - az w.
'pp''n''d' ~ 'oe s'n 10 ahA"ei' Aesv'r"J' sn"n,.J'
Kecrcs.r, suue1s' ai Association.
Entoro tho 1udaunla Brauch Of tho Rock
1.an1 1,os1 waa bu1t. n Pratt vnu r,npinr
lluo Of freight wagons 70 TINT city and "nlonE
Shore" The building of the road matIo no halt
IN his enainess' lie kept pegg'ng along aud is
at it yet, dung good buaiuesH earring freight
lower than tho railroad charges, sven under
Granger fulo. 1he ds1snes 's ~ m'les.
TIE FLOOD
Persons from tho country along tho lower
valley OF the Dcs Moincs and is' tributaries nav
tha water ia rapit,Iy snbstdiup anil lin ,la,n,re
wv ~ -. ~ ' 49, ~ h'
70 gram VII! no9 ~ 80 great "7 ~ afst supposeo'
THAT METEOR.
They nre atiIl picking up Fragments of that
b,r Pobtuhry Iowa meteor Two were roccntly
sa,,,,1 ra.- it,o, a,,v,, A., .rs;,,,';n. :, 80
!vuua Wa ~ w. ,r' on' "s.su'"9 ~ Hne
tno osaes 10 poanaa- loo ti'poahae1 was Icing
laulod about IS Welght ou harroN W farmer,
who was netounled when told what it was. II
ia prnhahtc that that mr.cor Mill vet ha tla
,aoans ~ ,,;.-,rt;,,o .lo st.,o 1,,,ro.s;t. ,T,s
,neaus u oi7tuPs''s 1'e ''*'o o..'e'7'ts' Ane
ifo'essofa are Already 1nArfe'tne ABOUT It,
charging each othnr with not knowing What they
alo taking about
WIN NJ THE ,p4rutEs,
The uomcopathy arc beginning 10 move on
tim Htnto IJniyernIty. and ,nrrn viii aoon bo
wnr nj ti,n iJostt,iaa
thar acnoo1-nEsx p47Eyr.
AZ tha 1est term of ,ho United N.atas c,cnit
Cart in Ills civ. a 1ocree war rendered II
farnr ot q ~ 1Iiircth suxs, . xclnnl. H., rrs ~.
in Grams county for usi1,r seat n,alo hy Sher-
Wooi ~ Ci,icnTf,. and 1fnhnrts ~ iii ritv
wn;rH wss dsc1aro., to h" sn i,,fr,ay.nent ~
HiiIrotl,'s n.tent Thcre u.s m laf,nrn n,ntto
~ .ha ne,;an ~ iii,irstI,. hnnra the J"r,ee xas
o;v"n On - Tho stato owf,s thc Hohcrtx nuten,' Il
having come throuch Kauk,n.rthe 1,atent hay-
ipr boeu turnni oser 10 II t., secure tIo nmuuut
NJ lila defa1ra,inn K,ura thnt ,Ir,,rce- A iar.o
nnmhoT ~ srhnnt.t,,str,cts usi,r nnfer,s, fleaSs
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1lH ArtlNE, III AADIsuNhT.. UulOApO. ILL.,,
]Mvsts Ill sAsIMis saiua aud private dAoA.es.
sas. s9sal..,t.s g ssss ;soat}
ssSl.es sest ss.ed ~ two ssnpa b. Stons ( ths
madiclnst Wv WV -
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Timely Topics Agitatlng The Rural
Bosom In kankakee and
Aurora.
Champion Trout-Fishing In the Neigh
borbQod OF Sparta--vjsitors
n That Greclan Re-
treat.
Latest Developments in South
Bond nnt1 tho Surround,
Ing Country.
ILLINOIS.


THE cLEnK's TALE.
Spfeial cqrrfspoaienes N The Chicago Tribuns.
M ,sc ,..oh,o TsoIIr IN tho
aon OF nocH'ofa' Mpo asso'no'o "eoh's ~ ;,so ~
aebeEasvs assembly rooms Of our ety o1a nna ssG sn1
mandates that make proud masters ,re0,1 u. ',1na s
aHs t1oIr atont,on to tie
D1hcerB' nave 'ate'y tulnoa suo't N.,o".Aoa '. Wv
City Clo1k and havo made It oSceoainets ""p'eas-
functtonary. Tho causo Of t.ia difficulty Ia only
u. nn.., -, .r,u,;a,, ~ .1fa .n,o hoca,so f. ia
"oftny 81 mehtton a. 'p.e SUM n'.u"'o =.
auGstton thas might come up III tno MUNICIPAL
board Of any city, aud involves tho faes az 20
ylether OF not 1t in the duty of the City Clork to
mrto mi m annual rcport Of ths receipts expond-
nass w. =" "".. e"nu w. 81, .ha n,tr ,r,,. t,,,o-
turo8 dcbt properly oc,, VI 'slo s'5: tnos su.s.
lar genius of tho city hooks declared 'e "aa most
sa, ., "a n ,,o Alderman ,,nani,nonsly all
s's'pl,,eI.' a"s '1s ,s,,.-o,,,,a- tot.
the o1etk was n.acos'' "" ~ '','s,%,,. .,',s
r'losca' pon11ynsook cnsaeo, u. sosa saa ..'as1-
III ,rerno c1er, in manner that testod l,is cour-
sge a''a .sn'pos. n A., c.".1, n@ t,n.,,sos aas
hionaAy esena h sJ1eu ~ i ~ w,
loyinp rasolutjon. which was unanimously
naaaod aud ofyeotuellv cooked the Olesk'srooso
pA1so'.' @" AZ :. -. 49, ~ .,,,oa,. 0'
As asoaa u. W uaa ~ apu,n - Ut, ,,s, =, .,,,o
~ =. I,1t. tha it,fv ~ H. S.Ir1; H. ro,una M
a. 10 ~ peitR tAo g!!y y Ine ttt!h ~ GnAile Wy
Irc. ,a,, Xxx ,r,rs,x e,n u
MtsarsI. Tn,t II II ile oinIon Of ths Council th,t
is c duty " te Clerl to 10 pld present such
report. u
These arc tho facts in the matter. Who Ia
-;ob,2 1aa,,cra tint ara tntormed unon tha
.'!1...., .'kas' ..s. Ut IT,. Nf0I ,10
SUBJECT CO" pe"eF 'uuse' -.....-.-.-.
T1E n'l1T1sit LION AND ROCKFORD unAnuATEa.
saucy and ill-bred Young America Ia the samo
In all prnyinclsl towns. therefore IL Ia bnt
,-,nor tist hta n, r,.npora uhou,a Il. ,,,rhoa ty
t9ps t.,9ts,a.. ..ss,,n,s A., assam - q t,.,,.s
1ndiclous teaohefa. An easey or '1atnre
Demoathenes' In our East High.school last
week was but the reflection Of the ideas Of
American Youths, He dspickea tho british Lion
@e'lns o'sse''s nots year through ah'lo1s re-
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nIVoRoRa LEGALLY bTA{NFb-NoT FRAUD
S,snta ofssaa sfts s faaass: Fat ~ III as3. :"
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MACHINERY.

Hu.f t1bu[.T Ealinr. Il iss shl. Information
i, Lai u tGl E4st taQdulph a.. h"ss =
1.rAnrrnzHKw t,1i SEUt,kn HAM, MACHINE.
w a.. H.inrs inur, 3D. III ,angs fur city " sui,
.,t,p Il; ;.snrtS tKAhK pusil.LAS MaeAln0ry u.
Sas Ill atI SuJ rs south Gana! IT.
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hu!t HtLf1eEo WILL, NUY 4 BEATrlfUL LOT
"nn hek frt4n dsppt; properly shawn iiss shcsnc.f
pr1pa''' n mt:t. t'lrnso1 lo.. y md
L'OM HALE-A FINK HEsipksGE At LAKE
VsE 1!es x7oone, shsa. rat stu!t trccs AMI ..n.i
stnaa ~ EiEo tstssh- Addrn.s l. t7 TtiIan n'te.
FOR ALE SOUTH C1tiCAHi) LpTS ar an. In
Aese 9uhditEslon on Calumet nc.f ths 1hlng ,lII.
Mt!l 9"b 70 s,atrs Gn tai yeAra' titus. j. IL. HEWITT
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-12-01

The edition for 1876 of the sterling Medical
Annual known as Hostetters Almanac, is
now ready, and may be obtained, free of cost,
of druggists and general country dealers in
all parts of theU nited States and British Am
erica, and indeed in every civilized portion of
the Western Hemisphere. Et combines, with
the soundest practical advice for the p-eser-
walton and restoration OF health, a large
amount of interesting and amusing light
reading, and the calendar, astronomical cal
culations, chronological items, &c, arc pre-
pared with great care and will be found en-
tirely accurate The issue of Hostetter's Al
manac for 1876 will probably be the largest
edition of a medical work ever published In
any country. The prOpretOrS. MeSsrs Hos
letter q Smith. Pittsburgh, Pa, on receipt
of two cent stamp, Will forward copy oy
mail TO any person who cannot procure one
in his neighbOrhood.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-12-01
MIR. Watson as an Old WING.

EDITORS CLARION: In your last issue
a correspondent suggested the name of
Hon. Jno. W. c.. Watson for L. S. SEN
ator, and bases his claim partly upon the
fact that he was an "old Wing" because,
as he says, ''most of the important offices
are filled by old Democrats"
Now, | believe that | was as good a
Wing as ever lived, and followed its flag
as long as it foated with devotion that
knew no bounds. l have, in addition,
been, for years, an admirer of Mr.. Wat
son as a gentlemen, lawyer and
statesman. l, nevertheless, protest
against any man being urged for any
office upon the ground that he was an
cold Wing" The name is obsolete and
its distinctive principles long einoo lost
sight of. A mans claims to Office are
not to be tested by whether he was, in
the past, Wing or Democrat.
If Mr.. Watson is the most worthy man
in the State for the high office of L. S.
Senator, (and l certainly do not gainsay
it, then he should be elected, but wheth-
er he was, in the past, a Wing or Dem
ocrat, should not, for one moment, be
considered.
Mr.. Watson's claims are also based
by the same correspondent q cannot but
think him an injudicious friend on the
fact that he was opposed to secession"
l have certainly no reflections to make
on men who were opposed to secession,
but am as certainly not disposed to con-
cede it as any particular merit, and |
am disguised with the sycophancy to
Radical sentiment which this idea seeks
to pander to.
Do not understand that am opposed
to Mr.. Watson's election to the O. S.
Senate, but, as lifelong Wing, 1 am
opposed to his candidacy being rested
upon such grounds.
AN DIN Henry CIAv Wu1a
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-12-01
City Election.

PURSUANT to a call issued Ev 20, r
wharton, President OF the na1.@l- : .
mo"scFFatlVe Club, there was a very ,arao
ol the Club, and other citizers ~
~. ."o Oapitol last Saturday night. to copsidcr
'ie matter OF nominating candidate. 60
cry oiiicers. The following resoln,;o,l
eu oy John w. Robinson. ESQ. wera
49, hEkEAs, The -Conserva,;,.o
yict3r, tica we represent, gained it, recent
81 ~ IN the State election by its nIa5[at
on reform and retrenchment Wbiof, P,eogee
Leu Gau reference as well to our muniaaieeiSt -
oeate government, therefore il, riP ai a.
"a out promises so made il. good fai,I
iact LA ma. no misunderstanding on that suh-
IT, nay arise, 1t l. proper that tbe cit;-a,-
sitoulu express their views in matt, - lie
fore, be il ii'1clcot>; there
hes0lv' a. That the Democratic-Consar,,a
i've Cub VIII not support any ca1Ii,ia "a
Iof municipal Offices who viii ".i''iudteS
themselves: that If elected. they- v-;iiP 80
"i o"t-thlfd less than the Salaries -.
paiu' ahi use all legitimate means fnr
0GCuCt;'H OF the present exorbiianf ravos
a. " ItI Resolved. That the Preside,.r of
TINS Cltib be authorized To caIl = -i'.:I't ~
.'iS tItZ'hs OF jackson, who arr i'm So -
J ii4!' ie'idction OF taxes, an pcorntnicoi
administration of our city goverr-n1,' - :, =
- 'I me purpose of SELECTING candi
uates Tor all municipal officers. INN rio
'eT Pna ana principles above mentioned.
hGeoiVed further, that we individnoIlr
pledge ourselves to support rha caa1 tG9atly
tnen selected, and use all honorahla ,nea@s
10 secure their election ~ aus
Mr.. G. A. Lusk offered the folio owing rezo-
luton, which was adopted:
resolved, That this Club, when it shall
meet meet on Friday night next, resolve ITSELF
INTO Democratic-Conserya Inass ,I ISL
AZ ing OF the citizens of Jackson, and proceed
Mayor and City Marshal. '00 Vi
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-12-01
Dr. TUFTS ExPectOrnnt.

This unrivaled preparation has performed
some of the most astonishing cures that are
recorded in the annals of history. Patients
suffering for years from the various diseases
of the Lungs, after trying different RENE
dies, spending thousands OF dollars in trav-
cling and doctoring, have by the use OF a
few bottles entirely recovered their health.
A soiourner at Aiken, 5. c., writes:
New YORK, August 30. 1872.
DR.. TUT:
Dear Sir: When in Aiken last winter,
used your ExpectOrant for my cough ana
realized more benefit from it than anything
l ever took. l am so well that viii not go
RI Florida next winter, as | intended. SEND
me one dozen bottles by express for some
friends.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-12-01

| With regard to services, / will only say
/ that those of no man surpassed Col.
Lamsr's in point of labor, zeal or effect
| iveness IN the late canvass | doubt
whether there was a man in the State
who made more speeches. There WAS
certainly no man who made ADLER ones.
But the incompatible service which he
rendered was before the canvass and out
side of the State. He has done more
than any living man, and Horace Greeley
alone is excepted among the dead, to pro-
duee that state of popular feeling at the
North, achich made Ulysses Grant afraid to
lay has hand upon as during the late cleo
ton. 1t was that sentiment that enabled
US to win. To Lamar more than any other
one man, was this feeling due. With
out it We could not have succeeded. |
have heard but two objections urged to
his election The first is from those who
dislike his course in Congress, and his
position upon the Constitutional Amend
ments. Inasmuch as his course and his
position have been openly, warmly and
repeatedly endorsed By each and all of
his distinguished competitors, it is need
less to say anything on that head. Ger
tainly no man who supports any of the
other aspirants can object to Lamar on
this ground.
The other objection is that it will
cause a vacancy in his own district in
our Congressional delegation. This is
not true. His term in Congress will
expire before the term of the Senator
expires on Sd March, 1877. The term
of the Senator will begin the next day
But sometimes it is urged that he can be
reelected to Congress from his own dis
trict This is by no means certain. Our
Congressional districts will be re-organ-
lied, and it is hardly probable that his
county will fall again in its present dis
t let. If not, we may lose him altogether.
But if we admit that he can be reelected
to Congress, what sort of an argument is
that against his election to the Senate
Is a man to be denied the first place, be-
cause he can probably get the second
one? Henry Clay could have been
elected forever in the old Ashland Dis |
trict of Kentucky, and Albert q. Brown, !
in our old 4th District in Mississippi ; |
was that ever urged as a reason why they
should not be sent to the Senate? Thur |
man can possibly be reelected to the
Senate from Ohio, and Tilden can be
reelected Governor of New York. Is !
that any reason why they should not be
nominated for the Presidency? 1t would
be silly rule indeed, which would IRE
vent the State from selecting the right
man for the highest place, because he
had lO'Oer one, which he could proba-
bly, obtain again. CIvIs.
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STONEWALL JACKSON,

We understand that the well-known pub
fishing house of d. APPLETON & COM
PANY, New York, have nearly ready for
publication the LIFE OF STONEWALL
JACKSON, fully illustrated by views and
portraits, including the orations and scenes
attending the unwilling of Foleys Statue
of Stonewau Jackson at Richmond We
advise all, especially disabled soldiers,
and women out of work, to write to the pub
fishers at once and secure an agency, as the
work is to be sold by subscription 1t will
have a large sale. nov24-2w.
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Decisions Of the Supreme Court of
MissisSiPPi.--.MOn No.
Vember I'D. 1873.

G. A. Moon, ct al. VS.. j. j. Colrant; re-
Versed ard remanded.
{. L. Miller VS.. JnO. ID. Pulmen: reversed
and remanded.
j. L. Griffin VS.. A. j. c. Harrison ct al ::
reversed auG remanded.
J. b. Cotield VS.. II. L. Powell ct al; re-
versed and remanded.
NJ. u {. X. Il. VS.. c. A. Green; reversed
and remanded.
n. O.. st. l.. & c. II. r. Co. VS.. Henry
Mitchell reversed and remanded.
Estill Buler VS.. w. o. Ray reversed and
remanded.
firmed.
Timothy Brown VS.. Mary. Barlow; af-
tirmed.
T. r. Mcclure ct al. VS.. F. A. Montgom-
cry; reversed.
l.. NJ. Hall, Sheriff, VS.. W. Q. Harrison. ct
al affirmed.
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THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Adams--M 4. C. Hussey, H. p Jacobs (coL),
Fred. Parsons.
Aleorn- L. Reynolds.
Anite-B. F. Johns.
Atala-D. I. Guyton, j. K. Shrock.
BentOn-Wm. Crum.
Boliyar-Green Clay, j. l. j. Shelby.
Ca.houn--I. L. Blount.
Carroll-C. NJ. Walden, H. H. Southworth.
Chickasaw-W. F. Tucker, Jno. A. Wilkinson l..
Choctaw-J. E. Bridges.
Claiborne-W d. Bean, E. s. Drake.
Chrke-Geo. NJ. Massingill.
CoahOma-,JdmeS Monroe (cot.)
Copiah-E. A. Rowan. Geo. W. Miller.
Covington and jones'. 7. Fairly.
Cslfax-F. s. White.
DeSoto-Sam1 Powell, J. D. Nichols, W. H.
McCargo. Jr.
Franklin-C. Byrd.
Green and Wayne-Jno. F. Nc Cormick.
Grenada-Wm. r. Barksdale.
Hancock and Pearl-H. Saunders.
Harrison and JACKSON. NJ. Mclnnis.
Hinds-Oliver Clifton, Geo. W Harper, Marye
Dabney, NJ. r. Jones.
Holiness. S. Carter j. H. Dyer. J. H. Gowan.
Itawamba-David Johnson.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Jasper-D. D. McLaurin.
Jefferson = MilEsaPs, j. d, SCISSOR, (eo!J
Kemper-T P, Bell.
Lafayette-R; J. Guthrie, J; A; Fortune.
Lauderdale-E. Watkins, H. G. Dear.
Larrence-H. J. Byrd.
Leake-J. n. benson.
Lew H. H. TiSon, NJ. Pound.
Llncoln-A. L. McNalr.
Lo~ndes-J E. Leigh, E. H. Erwin, James c.
Le1ore and Sunfower-A Republican. =
Madison-J. B. Yellowley, E. A. Stebbins, Dd-
rid Jenkins, (c0l.).
Marion and Perry-JnO. ellis.
MArshall-W. S. Featherston, J. H. Amacker,
Ed. Aldrich, W. c. Warren
Monroe-W. W. Troupe. A. j. Sykes, j. L. Trice.
Nsshoba-W. E. Simmons.
Newton-T L, PeniuOtou
Noxubee-Hampton L. Jarnagin, L. W Orer-
ton, (coLl, N. Ac1Nsise, (eoi.l.
Okhbbeha-H. L. Muldrow, = ChiLes, (coD.
Pasola-A. G. Hall, jr., D. F. Floyd, G. Vaughan
pile1 1S0s Il causey
Pontotoc-G. G. Horton
Prentiss-H NJ Street.
Ranking. T. Gayden, J. NJ. Jayne, jr.
Scott-G. B. Huddleston
Simpson,. L. Meade.
Smith-C McLaurin.
Snmner-A Democrat.
Tallahatchie-J. S. Bailey
TPpah-Thos Spight.
TIshomingo-J. A Causland.
Tunica-G. p. A. Broom, (eoD. v
Iate-T. B. Garrett, G. d. Stands
Union-A ]. Cothran.
Wsrren-F. r; Turley, J. E. Hogan. J; L. He
1dESrd: ( Pro1 Rtg- ReP fo,,o 1ro
wilkinson-J ". Shattuek, SamI Riley feol)
Winston-W. B. Johnson
Yalobusha-Geo. H. Lester.
1azOo-Allen NJ. Hicks, R. s. Hudson, L. A
Campbell
FLoATERs-Yalobusha ands Calhoun-D. W.
Rogers.
:" Prentiss and Alcorn-W. J. Gibson.
Washington and Isssquena-G III.
SdRderlia, (cok) Ind. Rep.
Union and Pontotoc-B. F. Nc
Whorter.
Amite and Lincoln. E. Jagers
Choctaw and Montgomery = I.e-
roy NJ. Boyd
Truth may be violated as much by ST.
lence a. by falsehood itself.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-12-01

GET THE BEST. Beyond all question
rho most economical sewing machine TO BUY
Is the Wilson Shuttle. 1t is perfect and du u
rable in Workmanship, simple. and easy 10
onerate. and its work is superior to all oth-
ers. 1t is sold at a less price thah any otn n
we'll deserved. is daily increasing. Machines
will be delivered at any Railroad station IN
this county, free of transportation charges
if ordered through the Companys Bra4ch
IIonSa NJ $50 Canal street, New Orleans, La
Tbov Send an elegant catalogue and chro-
mo circular, free, on application.
This Company want few more gooo
nrr
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-12-01
An Appeal 40 the Lovers Oh
oI;1v md Christian Progress.

We announce with regret that large
.,,tia;t exjsts in our annual collections from
the Churches of this District, tFGm m IN All
disturbing causes, which are iamtlar ~ a Of
anu ni1,inaS Master, ASK and We shall re-
c Ceiye WE appeal to your generosity assu
Dive viii be faithfully applied to the e hnne
for which it is asked we resnonse according
anu e AP J. G. JOHNSON,
Presiding Elder, Jackson District NJ L.
Church. -
IA. toIIo,vino nersonsAVilI act as agents
:, - ne Thns Anderson, Geo. Byrd, Mrs BET
~ Robinson, Mrs. Betsy Henderson, 1d mrs
INA r. Morgan, Mrs. Jeanette boyu'
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-12-01
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOR RENT.

NNHE RESIDENCE lately occupied by c. W.
i Petrie, one half mile north OF Jackson. on
the Canton road, containing nine rooms all in
good repair. Belonging TO said house. there
are q good servants house, good garden spot,
two cisterns and stable.
For terms apply to the
Dec. /. 54w@ REV. JOHN HUNTER
The STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, Supreme Court
KINDS County,. 10th. $50.
HESRY c. McPrKE. ApNR Ere,
W. CALVIN WELLS, ADM r.
THIS day came on to be heard the motion
Il Of Henry c. McPike, Adm illustrator APP
peliant, for an order Capitalization 10 be made
IN this cause for Edward Malone Jr.. a
citizen of New York City, in the State of New
York, and o. r. Richards and Sallie V. Rich
IN the State of Illinois, 20 be and appear be-
fore this Court,on the Third Monday of April,
A. d, 1876 to join in the prosecution of the
fherefrom-which motion, after consideration
by the Court is sustained
And il is ordered, adjudged and decreed
that this order be published in THE CLARION.
a newspaper published in the city of jackson
for four consecutive week commencing within
twenty days from the date of this order and
the Clerk of this Court, mail, postage prepaid.
copy of this order, directed to each of said
non-residents TO their .Postoffices as above
stated.
true copy from the minutes.
A. W. LITTLE, csc
Dec wit