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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-11
TO THE UNFORTUNATE!
sew KtNfsJ.EA !
NEW REMEDIES
DIR. GIBBONS DISPENSARH

san Francisco Established i'll ~. for the
treatment of sexual sud seminal Dis AS, r such
ss Gouorrhes. t.leet. Structure, syphilis in all
its forms, seminal week.-mrs.. lmpottncy, etc.
ShIE dis.as 81 years standing ard liberated
Los successfully treated.
Horrible Diseases.
How many tn us4lldr Of persons, both male
and female ere here who art sutt-ilnS ont .
miserable existence from the effects OF secret
dulls-f cts 49,, -Iru- absorbed into the syr-
tenn Look at tI.ir pGllli =4Iac.a:5.. and dis
figured faces and their LruheL-down constitu-
tions, dis4uahfying tht II! FOR TIE happiness Of
Iaarrisge or the enjoyment # life. In this
horrid situation thousands suff,r until death
CLOSES the LIT parents, guardians.
friends. stteDd 10 thos. who suffering with
any OF these horrible. lfs-dt siroying EIAlsdieA
see that they AIRED TOR sTt cured before it
be too late. send them immediately to DIR.
GIBBOS. ply stefan who has made private
diseases his especial study Tor years. and " ho 10
certain to cure the most nyet.rste esse, ~iihcu1
mercury or any injurious drug.
Seminal Weakness.
). nIinal Emissions, the conseIuerc CO of self.
abuse: This solitary Ne. or aeprssed sexual
indulgence. i. practiced by the youth II both
sexes TO al almost Unlimited .1tcEt, Producing
with uncrriag certainty. the follcs-ing train Of
morbid symptoms, unless combstsd by sci.nti-
fc medical measures, viz: Sallow counter.
hLce. dark -poi- under thc eyes, pain i'll the
head, ringing in the ears, nois. like the rustling
OF l-aves and rafting Of chariors, uHessiness
about the loifs weahI.ess If the limbs, coLfn-
sd vision, blunted intellect. loss Of confidence,
ditidonce in appToachiuE strangers, dislike TO
form new sc4uaintaucss- disposition to shaH
-acit ~. loss OF memory. hectic flashes, pimpl.s
sud various 'ruptioIs alout the fso,s, furr.d
tongue, fttid hrrath, coughs, ""hsuIaI tion,
night >Neafs fnpnOutaEIs Iud fl fgt,IIt nifty.
If r, lief he not obtained. should apply iIame-
diat.iy either III person or by letter, alti have q
cure itec'ed by his IL. W and scientific mode OF
iIeatiL. tl.is dises>e. wl4Ici, .4Il- Of I'll.
f.ctiug quick and radical cure.
CURED At HOME.
p IRONS at 8 distance may he CTEFD At
HOME, by addressing q l,ttar 10 pE. GIEBON,
stating -vrnpt" rs ]. 18th ii time the dis
ease has cuu,iD .cd. and have IrtGi,iIe Irtmpt-
y forWaFttJ d. free fri II daILscc All CuriUsIty
10 sny part IF tie country, with full and plain
directions. By Inserting Ton Dulisr, com, in
resi-I' rtd ietter. through the i'oetoillc-
rhruu-h Nils, IarEu 4 CO; Z packing Of Iuetl,-
cine will he forwarded 10 any TART Of the MON.
Correspondents Wiili lease inform Hr. Gibhan
thst they resG his Advertisements II the AFFxAL
A5.ir =, EE. j. +. GIB:!i.s.
ir@ti-tv Box 1851. san rhfClAco.
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NOTICE.
i ocaTIoN Ot NINE. GENOA rIx

OCaTIOS OF NINE. GENOA Mn
ing District. H,vaIa Notice il her,by
given that IFNEY 5. HITCH. u+e 81 the
owners of the mining ciEilns. located and OWL
I'd by the L. Eos silver and COPPER Mining {" d.
situate Ill ttI.,g Mimi District, Doug as
county. NeVsrt.,. bar nu.d il Tie y, "A. b.
1874. tie sum OF tSrllt y-tvF Gcllsrs in tIite,!
states -,l coin, Upon e.d claim, in acrJld-
2nce with the At Of 'uli-rc-s. entitled. An
act to promote The deyeioI, met Of the mining
resources OF tht EitHo State, aprrr"N' May
Ie A j.. Is72, aItd that ;ht co-Dwurr~ win
said Oh arr required /" contribute their Trp-
lfrtIcn If thu ssId tNIs ndltCrts. Ilsmrty: GrG,
simon T. Walsh tLe sun. Of = cents: ven. eicr
W. Ed1fie. the >EaI u - ceL:-: Yea. William
Burns, the sum OF 20 cents; You Gt"rg- God
fry. the SUN Of II cents You, John brown,
TIN, SUM 81 - cents: Won, J"hnatlau kittEidae,
the of 81 q Yen. -'ali.ce OF. The sufu Of
- cents: you luuIs h. ttrIitrhcil t. cent: You,
Josiah MoTlton. - 81; r.a. .Iu-sII A. C.tr.e.
the .uIn tf - 81 YOU. h. Z. FraIcis, the erItu
Of - 81 nt-: yuJs. DaTli i Uu IL, The sum of -
cent? YOU, samuel Tberd,r.. ne SUN of -
cents. yuu, tiGliti.'r f5iutt. the suna If II
cent?: y'.I the atm]El-trHt l. tEtSutur, or legal
REPRESENTATIVES OF Charles l.. Fitch, decrease q,
the sum u - =: yen. the administrator, tA-
ecutcr. or ltgal Representatives of George v.
Nit herson, Gt-eea-.d. He SUN of - ctLtS.--aH
in the gold alld silver CniI Of the nftrtt STAFF
and il at the expiration ii "a days. after tie
publication IT tins hottie. YOU. Il r,ihlr - ytH
iail or REUSE IL ccf tribute such proportion
npCn Your tral SHARES. and n,rk, payment to
the undcisIsIi. the interest ef r!n.' u az
ties in the said mining claim aId property shell
and will become thu VIo1F~'N If the ullftrr-
signed who has made the rttIrl /, j yptnditurps.
San Francisco, California, February lCth. A.
D.IeI5.
BENNY : FITCH,
a35 California St, Room =.
81 fa.I
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notice..
Rio Vista silver nd Copper Mining
Company.
n oc,rIn~ OF wnHks. GESns

n crS.:IRE OF WORKS. GESH :
Mining District. NevH'a-Notice is ht reby
given that HENRY :. EIrCfI. Of the CO.
owners of ris II in+ua claims. located and OWL
I'd t1 tie. ~ Vista silver and copper hlhihc
ca in ferua VI ming District Douglas county,
Neyada ha> :Sr nt"d - the year 4 u 49,.
uIon said q inns to' 'a' - a1d o. he r ne az
eyrc, ditnres tie sum of thrc" hundred ana
sixty ,fllsr> in nittd Stai-s -"lG e, IN. IN ac-
ror|anc,. with the Act ~ 'on.sr -. cN'Iti-"i An
Act to promote the 6.vt i'renert & tbt ntiH lN@
rcsaI Of the t,i:"d states approve" nay
10 A. j.. IS7a. A,,a that thu cot WneT~ Wit n said
Fitch ale ouireG to con: III ir proportion
Of the said exrerditur 8. namely: You hoisrt
L. HoI kris. the sum Cf 81 -; Won. Ftter W
Rsn,llc the sum OF 81 e: y0n, Simon I walsh
the sum Of 81 So: Won Josef a Carrie t! sum
of 81 10; Won, Charles A. Ea. kins. the 81 n Ct
OF 81 50: vow Thomas H BLYTHE. the sum 81
81 50: YOU Corne ius J. Eaton, the sum ct - az
Won Wiliirm r. Fisk. tie sum OF 81 81; WOW
Savorv W. Collins the sum Of sl4 40; you. o. l..
Wheaton. the sum Of 81 Il. Y"u. John e. Hattl
the SUM of 81 80: you z. O. kellcEG. the snln oi
~ -: you. Iucien H. TN an. The sum al - -:
vcu Ab.l Wade and II Il. Pot CT, The sum ct
81 5n: you the adnirisirat' r. .sect r. or il eai
rerrssentativts of john Tuthil. deceased. the
sI,rn of 81 -; YOU the sdu3ini TRAITOR. executor.
or legal r. prrse natives Of Charles J.. Fitch. de-
ceased. the sum Of SIS 95; YOU. the hdmlnist!a'
tor, executor. or 1r1sl representatives
OF Octaviap Hcogs. deceased, the sum
Of 81 .a: yuu the administrator. *
ecutor or Iegsl reprt sentGtlves of George
w NickerSon, dee, ssed the sum IF 81 A.. You,
the administrator. executor. or legal representa-
tives of Hose ph Ras ttec. deceased. the sum OF
81 43-all in the gold and silver coin Of the
United states: and if st the expiration Of ninety
days. after the publication Of this notice. y'r,
or either Of you fail refnse to contribute such
proportion upon your ss.veral shares and make
pay Inent TO e md r~iened. the interest OF the
dc linuuent parties in the said mining claim and
prone rty shall md will become the property Of
the undersigned who has Ii ade the required e1-
penditures.
SAN FrsnCiscc, February 10, ISIS.
HENRY :. FITCH.
ES5Cslf0rnis s.. Room
frl3-osW -9id
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NEwATR
LAND COMPANY.
San Francisco Bay, Alameda Co.. California.
Title Perfect Incorporated.

Ths NEW ARK LAND COMPANY is now as
ss.-ing ahaIs. the Guarantee IuIi paid in.
tbs COMPANY VII lie prepared III sfsr, TO
.she ; $50 ItcIis ly steamboat ard railroad TO
ritsir towns aid lsEtis III one excursion which
va be stnsrtisrts- iiy rsterrHcr 10 tho Coast
snrvey Chart 7 viii he sen that at fctrero
Point, in front If Newark the deep " at+r CONF >
81 the wsy through the rbara,l from tte Pari-
t. sitL tn. = i. T. Il running III 3 direct line
rhfe ugh IlysrniGrr pass maxim. til. the con-
Efrting point between all Iart> Of tie Tuif,d
Ststss rrd by t.oeu water t. sii parts Of the
E.af.s and the gr' aiest IN nufacturiug point on
rh1 Bay Of Ssr frsEcisco-rlsEty If water. good
siItazfe. sxcrik IL soil ahi easy communication.
Its land Will r. sold st sucticn In April in
acre and lots This Company viii commence
active operation IN building. ete., Eoon. for
xli information. circulars. maps and sutscrip-
ton. apply at the ONCE Of the Company. <n51s
California street. basement. opposite EaIk q
California. San Francisco.
CHAS. II. PETERS, Manager.
mA5.fm
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Change Of Time

Change Of Time
VIRGINIA 6 TRUCkEE 4. r.
q e4EEax1s:s
ON:.AIS.n ~, LITER MONDAY. rEnR'-
THROUGH PASSENGER 1:AIKs
For RENO. connecting with Eastern andwostern
bound Passenger Trains Of ths G. 2. r. 3.
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Pi.so s,sr oEa.r TrsIS6-Sr. f. a II ring
h- well known tuner Of musical Instruments.
h-S returned 20 carsJn. and nfai- hi Profess.
,asI services 10 these who may need them He
IL recomIls ntlsd q thorough wo- klu.H aud
fr...-clsss piano tuner Leave orders, st
E..-fsr'S Drug 81
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And. in accordance with law and an order Of
the Euara OF Trustee iI4ad, AID enter q on the
second day Of February A. /. 1875 so laany of
slir h desi gGattd shales Of stock u |. ing To-
and standliG il. The nsln. Of ihs shareholders
aftIt said. shsli And " iii be n.cts.ary to psv
the a.se ssGelt upon ali the shares Ii Id and own
by such slsr. hei<,trs will lie aoli at public,
auction at Il Office OF said CoG1pany. in the Of
nee of Ellis hing. IL Carson CITY Nevada on
Tuesday. the sixth da, Of April, A.
ID. 1873
TO pay said delinquent assessment. together
with costs OF advertising snd ,xpt nses Oh sale.
BY oder Of the Board OF Trustees
SAINT. ID. KING,
Secretary Pancake Coal COMPANY.
Carson City. New, March 6. 1873.
mhi-oaW-td
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-06-16
Masonic Dancing.

The Masons of Dubuque, Iowa, are
having controversy over the subject Of
dancing at Masonic festivals. 1t appears
that while large majority are in favor
of dancing, a few are opposed to it, and
the question coming before Grand Mas
ter Chapman he has decided that the
rights of the minority must be respected,
and that if Dubuqe Masons wish to
dance, they must do it elsewhere than
in their Lodge rooms. So strong was
the feeling over this decision that the
Grand Master thought it necessary to de
prive two prominent officers of their
Jewels, from which action as well as
from his decision regarding dancing. an
appeal has been taken to the Grand
Lodge, which meets this month.
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Philadelphia Times. !

lluSS-3
Light begins to break at Washington,
and It's beams fall upon the graves OF
the Confederate soldiers who sleep on
the heights of Arlington. Last year
the friends of these dead rebels, living in
Washington, made'a modest request to
the Secretary of. War that they be per-
mitted to enter that cemetery for the
purpose of decorating the graves of their
friends and brothers. The request was
refused. The Grand Army of the Re
public at Washington, with an illiberali-
ty which contrasted sharply with the ex-
ample of their comrades in New York,
who made no distinction between the
graves of friend or foe, protested, the
great army of loyal clerks in the depart
ments protested, and the Secretary was
obdurate. The graves of the rebel dead
went unhonored, and the soil in which
they slept, metaphorieally speaking, was
again ploughed with the sword and sown
with salt. This year, however, kindli-
er, more patriotic and more fraternal
feeling prevails. The request was re-
newed, and it has not been refused. The
wrinkled visage of the stern War Secre-
tary has relaxed, and his heart relented.
On June 10Th the friends and relatives
of the sleeping rebels viii be permitted
20 strew the grassy mounds under which
they lie with flowers.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-06-16

New MASONIC TEMPLE IN CINCINNA-
TI.-The Masons of Cincinnati are about
to build new Masonic Temple in that
city, to be located two or three squares
from the old Temple. 1t is to cost $780,
900, and, fpossible, to be made finer and
more commodious than the present one.
The Temple now in that city does not
afford sufficient accommodation to the
Fraternity, and it has become a matter of
necessity to have more rooms for the diff
ferent Masonic Bodies.
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Cincinnati Commercial, Republican,

Cincinnati Commercial, Republican,
The cordial welcome given to the Vice.
President in the South, and the PROPOSE.
ton to celebrate with floral offerings the
virtues of the soldiers of the late war,
Federal as well as Confederate, are indi-
cations that the bitterness of feeling that
survived hostilities is dying out The
fact that we are one people, living under
the same flag, and having common inter
ests and destiny as Nation, is no longer
questioned. If the politicians can ar
range their programmes for the future
without including the war issues, the day
is not distant when all the people will
recall the civil conflict only as historic
incident in the hte of the Nation, to be
regretted for the calamities that attended
it, and recalled with pride for the splendid
valor displayed on both sides during the
contest.
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PR EM To DLg
Or THE
Seventh Annual Mississippi State Fair.

The Seventh annual Mississippi State
Fair will be held at Jackson during the week
commencing on Monday, October 18th, 1875.
Premiums in several of the Departments
are offered thus early in order to give com,
petitors ample time and notice. The usual
pamphlet catalogue win be published at an
early day. As4
The offering of special premiums is again
respectfully solicited. 1t is an excellent
mode of exciting competition, and of aiding
the Association. They should be offered
soon. so a. TO be introduced in their
proper place in the Catalogue.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-06-16

Armed with this ANTIDorE ali crTos,-.
changes of water and food may be faced win.
out fear. As Remedy in MALARToTS
FEEERS. Bowel Complaints, RestIessness'
Jaundice, Nausea. -'i3 an l"eSSi
IT HAS NO EQUAL. ~
1t IS the Cheapest Purest and Best FamiIv
Medicine in the W6rltIf 49, W.
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STATE OF VIRGINIA
Ht.r.s An ~ ...,......

Sec'y Virginia Firaars \
RIcHNoND March DO. l--l
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

The association offers the following prem
iums, and invites the friends of the fair and
the friends of the ladies to offer special
premiums for any of the articles in the fol-
lowing list, or for any others not mentioned ::
This is the most extensive and the most
liberal list of premiums yet offered in the
needleWork department, and Is offered in
recognition OF the substantial interest which
the ladies OF Mississippi have ever taken in
the success of the annual fairs. The direc-
tory will do their utmost to see that awards
are fairly and impartially made. If such Il
thing is possible, there will be no cause of
com plaint in this respect. Extra preeau-
tionS will be taken,
Articles which have heretofore taken
premiums, or which have heretofore been
exhibited at the State fairs, VIII be eX-
cluded from competition at next fair.
No article will be received for entry after
the close of the second day, under any cir
cumstances whatever. Articles can be for
warded by express, and entries can be made
at any time previous to the fair, by CORES
pondence with the Secretary. The express
charge must be prepaid, and entry fee in
closed in package or sent By mail to the
Secretary.
The entry fee win be 5 per cent. on the
value of all premiums offered.
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FTELDc RoPS.

Best and largest display OF the pro-
ducts of the field. garden, orchard
and dairy BY Grange -.--...... 500 %
Second best display ..........-. so %
Third best display ..---..-.-.-... rs %
Suitable space will be set apart for the
display of each Grange, if the Secretary
has due notice. #8#E #Ha &
7 F MONTGOMERY, Esq, offers special
premium OF $50 % TO the boys of the Pa
irons OF Husbandry, from the age OF IL to IL
years, for the best acre ofcorn, and $40 for the
second best acre. All the work to be done by
the com petitors-preparing the land, Guilt
waiting and gathering, and the yield to be
certified to by two or more disinterested per-
sons and affidavit as to yield to accompany
statement. A bushel of the corn TO be exhi-
hired AT fhe State Fair.
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REGULATOR:
TESTMMONWAW.G

az - have never seen or tried such a simple
eihcacious, satisfactory and pleasant remed
IN my lite.-H. HATSEs, St. Louis, Mo.
Hon. Aler. H Stephens.
OCCASIONALLY use, when my condition re-
cures u; Dr. simmons Liver Regulator.
80" S0O" eh''''-hoN. ALEN. Ill. STEPHENS
Governor of alabama.
-, Your Regulator has been IN use IN M,
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enaee'-uoV. j. GILL SHORTEN. Ala
8. have used the Regulator in nv FIRMLY
com LID Pi; :; years can safely rec
Goninlehd II 10 the world as the best medicine
nave ever used for that class Of disease II r,,r-
ports TO cure I'll. r. TmGPEs y pui-
a.g President Of Ctty Bank
Simmons Liver Regulator has nrovod
E EUSa anu ehcacious medicine."-C. A. NuT-
Druggist.
mons nave nave been been acquainted with DR.. Sim
i o,a and know it to be the best Liver Rrg,i1
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H. LYON, Bellefontaine, Ga anu
was cured by Simmons ReguIator of.o.
FFavlng sqnered several years with Chills and
reFer, K. (. ANDERSON.
- The Clergy.
D nave oeen dyspeptlc Tor years; began the
n g Jul two years ago it has acted like
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have given your medicine thorough |
IrsL and in no case has il failed So
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ChattahoOche, Fla. avn" -
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'neet IN kilous Collie and Dyspepsia. n is
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my wife and self have used the Reo,.
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uss- Rev, r.. FELDER, Perry, Ga.
, think Simmons Liver Regulafor ons 81
ne best Medicines ever made for the Tjvoy
~ wife, and many others, have used il Win
'Onueriul enect' e. K. sPARKS, Albany, Ga.
sfiy.iuar ~, ~ d. A. J.
4 have used the Regulator In NV anil,
M M also In my regular practice. Ana 1bot5 |
ound 10 = mostvaiuabIe and safiafs.to,'.. 10y &c
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FRUIT TREEs-MIssIssIPPl RAISED

Best and largest collection Nursery
Trees-Apples, Peaches, Pears, etc,
each variety labeled, Diploma and IS 90
Best Hedge Plant Sample 25) NIissis-
sppi raised. with a statement of the
best method at planting, trimming
and training ....... Diploma and 5 90
TO" Entries must be made before close of
second day. Entry fee, 3 per cent. on the
value of all premiums offereA.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-06-16

THE ST.. LOUIS FREEMAsoN.- This
Journal has been sold to the proprietor
of '"The Voice of Masonry" published
at Chicago, and consolidated Herewith.
Subscribers to the former will be supplied
with the latter. THE VOICE is published
monthly, at $3.50 per annum, and is
edited by Bros. John w. Brown and
Albert G. Mackey. Orders for sub
scription should be addressed to John w.
Brown, 1876 Clark street, Chicago.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-06-16

DEATH OF AN EsTIMABLE LADY
The funeral of Mrs. Judge David Carr
took place from the Methodist Church
in Kosciusko on Tuesday, I'd inst. She
was member of the Order Of the Eas-
tern Star, and her remains were followed
to their last resting place by long pro-
cession of her brethren and sisters. The
impressive ceremonies of the Order were
observed on the sad occasion.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-06-16

The Centennial of the Battle of Bun
ker Hill will be celebrated in Boston, on
June 18th, with the greatest enthusiasm.
The Masonic Fraternity has been invited
to participate in the celebration, through
n communication addressed to the Grand
Lodge of Massachusetts,
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-06-16
NATIVE WINES ANp GRAPES

cd. Subway, of Jackson, offers for the
best collection of Native Wines and Grapes,
the elegant Gents Saddle, manufactured for
the Vienna Exhibition, worth at least SIS.
This premium was oHered last year, but too
late to enable producers to compete. The
coIlect ton must be meritorious, in the opin-
ion of the Committee, or the award will not
be made.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-06-16

Louisville Lodge, No75, Winston coun-
ty, will celebrate the anniversary Of oath
inst. All the Lodges in Winston will be
present. Grand Master Barley will
deliver an address on the occasion.
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Grand Chapter Order Eastern
Star.

The Sixth Annual Convocation Of the
Grand Chapter Order Eastern Star, will
be held at Tupelo. Miss, on the I'd
Wednesday, the 18th day Of July ensu-
ing. A full attendance is expected.
The railroads will pass delegates at re-
duced rates, as heretofore.
j. l.. Power, Grand Patron.
MATTE CROMWELL, Grand Secretary.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-06-16

The corner stone Of the new Court
house for Tate county will be laid with
Masonic ceremonies, on Oath inst, by
Ebenezer Lodge, No. rs. We have re-
ceived very polite invitation to be
present
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masonic
Eastern STAR Order.

At special meeting of Attala Chap
ter, No. Is, Order Eastern Star, held at
Kosciusko, on Sd inst, presided over by
the Grand Patron, three brethren and
three ladies were initiated into the Order.
One of@the@ brethren was Past Grand
Master Jas. NJ Howry. Grand Master
Barley is also member of this Chap
ter. After the degrees were conferred,
the members and guests repaired to the
refreshment room, where sumptuous
banquet had been spread. About thirty
ladies, members of Attala Chapter, were
present Oh a few hours notice. 81
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ar Entries must be made before tlie close
of second day. Entree fee per cent on
the value of All premiums offered.
The Com petitors for the premiums offered
on Corn. Oats, Wheat, Rye, Rice and Hay,
will be required to furnish a detailed state
ment of the mode of cultivation, showing
date of planting. time of ploughing and
hoeing Kind of implements used, Kind and
amount of manures used, and how and
when applied-all for the inform stion OF
Awarding Committee, and with view to
publication at close of Fair. The laEd must
be accurately IN easured, and the yield certl-
fed to by two or more Respectable Wit
nesses. 4 bushel of Corn in the ear, aud
half-busheI of Wheat, Oats. Rye and Rice
must be furnished by each competitor, rs a
sam pie of the product.
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The Proceedings of Grand Lodge will
be mailed to the Subordinate Lodges
within the next week. Lodges at, or
convenient to railroad stations, will re-
ceive their copies by express.
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S@AAA$&S@N0 ~ V LII REGULATOR
For all Diseases Of tbs Liver, Stomach and
Spleen TTBK
As Remedy in gMaldfio6s Pevers Row.,
ComPlaintsg nyspepnim, Mental nenr.e 80
hestlessness Jaundieef Nausea. SEX Head
acne CONC, constipation and Bi1iousness,
IT HAS NO EQUAL.