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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-12-22

The R1imd Family.
HAzLEHrRsr, Miss, Dec. ld, Is

HAzLEHpR6r, Miss, Dec. III, lS7o.
Fps. CLARION; take great pleasure in
commencing TO the publ. .ne above named
troupe: MI Lux White is graduate of
the ...aoaml Blind Institute. Mr.. j. and
Miss Hassie White, as also Miss Autoinette
Carr, have taken thp regular course in our
own State INSTITUTION tor the Blind. They
are humble, earnest, pious Christians, and
in good standing in their r spresive church,
es. ALI of them having cultivated musical
talent, they propose to give series of con-
certs in the different towns OF the State this
winter, consisting OF vocal and instrument
tai music, dialogues, recitals of poetry, BIZ
BILE readings, &c.
Their object is by this means to raise a
small sum of money, with which they can
build broom and nIattraSs factory at Wes-
son, Miss. They already have some IA a
chinery, and have done something Ia the
broom business, but far want OF capital.
they cannot enlarge the business so Jas to
make it profitable y few hundred dollars
will he sufficient to start them In business,
aud with their well-kuown energy and
economy they will not ouly be seit-sustain-
ing, but even a blessing to our home inter-
esCS. L have had the pleasure of hearing
them, and f8al assured that no one hO
heaIS Lees March, !" Grasping after the
Sunshine" or the Grammar Glass; will
regret tue pittauce which brings so much
entertainments.
Yours, ALIEN. A. LOMAA.
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international RxhibI1ioa.
u. S. CENTENNIAL COMMISSION,
Dacember ISt. 1878


PHILADELPHIA, December lst. 1903
To the Editors Of THE CLARION:
/ ask your attention to a project which
though not connected with the Information
al Exhibition, may be made one of the most
important and enduring features of the
Centennial Celebration,
it seems pr9peF th9E the LEGAL celebrations
of the Fourth of July, 1876, which will be
held throughout the land, should be made to
contribute to a permanent historical memo
rial of the Centennial Celebration. In each
county, provision should be made for the
delIyery Of an address TRACING the history OF
that particular community for the past cen
tury, or from the time Of its settlement, aud
including sketch Of its growth, its re-
sources, industries, prospects, etc. These
addresses should be published in uniform
size--that of the Congressional documents,
, for instance-in order that they may be
bound together by States. To con .etepI
persons, tha preparation Of such addresses
would hot be an unduly burdensome task
but In the aggregate they would constitute
an invaluable historical repository, such as
no nation has ever had the opportunity to
! collect.
! bestonations of the historians ought to d
made without delay, in order that they may
have time to accomplish their work. 1t |
to be hoped that the press will giTe genera
circulation to the project. and that eael
journal viii see to les Contamination In it
own locality, and that the slight expens
Involved he assumed by the county or tow
authorities.
Very respectfully,
JOHN L, CAMPBELL,
Secretary.
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The Career of Andrew johnson

This statesman and patriot has passed
away, but his deeds will live after him
What a commentary is his fame on the adj
vantages 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 oil
the American people. All this was accom-
plished by qnsWeIving integrity, dauntless
courage, and perseYerins research. By the
exercise of these principles, it is in the pow
er of any poor and friendless boy to affair
the same grand result. The same success
is attainable in the commercial world as il
the political, as is proven in the case Of D r
TUTr's STANDARD PREPARATIONS. He, con
scious of their value, labored patiently, anC
to-day no medicine has taken SO firm hold
| on THO PUBLIC estimation as his Liver Pills
They stand on the tOpmost round CT tn
healing ladder.
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Holiday Goods in large quantities com
pels quick sale. Mrs. O'Sullivan will of
fer, for few days, ner very large stock o
millinery, hair and lace goods, hosiery, rib
bons and ladies fancy neck wear at an ad
vance of ten per cent. on cost, and at cos
wholesale prices. Those wishing to buy
something handsome in this line, will find
it to their interest to call and examine be
fore making purchases elsewhere. The
goods are fine and prices very low.
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(Reedered December 18Th and 2Oh.

(Readered December 18Th and 20th.)
Weir. ct al, vs.. Kitchens, affirmed.
Douan VS. Griffin, decree reversed and
caiIse here dismissing the bill.
MeNamee vs.. Ralf, affirmed.
Button ct al, VS.. Leopold, affirmed.
Phelps ct al, VS.. Harris ct al, affirmed.
SteeIe vs.. Steele, motion for re-argument
denied.
FLOYD VS.. Calvert. motion for re-argumenI
Strickland vs.. Suggs and wife, affirmed.
House ct al, VS.. Hardin ct al, reversed and
decree here:
Mussons VS.. Trig, reversed and remanded
Claiborne VS.. Holmes, reversed and re-
manded.
Jno. T. Heth, adua'r etc., OF ". w. hen
bricks vs. John BTister. reversed.
Parker vs.. Collins, affirmed.
Bank OF Mississippi vs.. Dancaa ct al, 81
| irmed-
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sILAs Brown LODGE, No. 65.-The
Deacons TO be appointed.

The following officers of Capital
Grange have been elected for the ensuing
year: Thos. Atkinson, Worthy Master; L
F. Chiles, Overseer; "A. G. Moore, Secretary
II. o. Dixon, Treasurer; l.. F. Afford, Lee
turer; H. $. Harris, Chaplain; VIM. Bell
Steward; L. B. MOseley, Asst. Stewart: j
j. BilbrO, Gate Keeper; Mrs. Ann. NJ. Dixon
Ceres; Mrs. G. B. Green, Pomona; Miss Sal
lie Atkinson, Flora; Miss SaIlie Patton. /.
A. >.
r. Il. Hull, l.. F. Chiles and Mrs. Ann. M
Dixon were elected delegates to the
County Grange.
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LExINGToS, Dec. 10th, 1875.


EDrToRs CLARION: Whilst l consider
the high claims upon the State of those
distinguished gentlemen whose names
have been presented to the Legislature for
q. S. Senator-the Hons. A. q. Brown.
Lamar, Lowry, Featherston, Watson,
West, Walthall, Barksdale, Amos r.
Johnston, Wiley P. Harris, Hooker.
Jarnagin, etc. all men of high order
of talent, have done their country good
service, and doubtless each and every one
of them would do themselves and the
State credit as u. S. Senator, yet, for the
following reasons, | am convinced Gen.
j. z. George ought to receive this dis
tinguished honor from Mississippi at this
time In the first place, Gen. G. has no
superior, and but few equals among the
above mentioned in point of talents, legal
knowledge or craftsmanship and, in the
second place, he possesses, in prominent
degree, such traits of character as pa
tient discretion, executive skill, moral
courage and indomitable perseverance,
all of which was so decidedly evinced in
his successful welding of the party helm
during the late stormy canvass. In short, L
consider that, in simple gratitude for re-
lieving the State from the tyranny of
Ames and the hellish thralldom of the
radical party, as vel! as good policy for
her to give this Senatorship to Gen. j.
q. George.
Az Urn I'VE WuIc
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Comfortable quarters-twenty-fve cent
pieces.
Ifyou wish to enjov constitutional liber-
ty. don't wear pul-back dress.
Surprising power of endurance cat
tle-drOver who had one ear cut off by the
Indians got up and walked of on the 9TH
er one.
An Aberdeen girl supposes that the rea-
son she has never kindled fame in any
mans heart is because she is not good
match.
A Kentucky editor tells another that
if his head were as red as his nose he
would remind one of bow-legged carrot
surmounted BY cOckade,
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MISSISSIPPI HEADQUARTERS AT THE
CENTENNIAL,-The State Centennial Board
mas agreed upon plan for headquarters
building at the Centennial, and the same has
been forwarded to the Director-General for
approval. The plan was prepared by Capt
Jas. A. HOskins. the building will be con-
strncted entirely of Mississippi timber.
There VIII be an office where Mississippians
Will register, parlOrs for gentlemen and la
dies, ladies' dressing room, wash rooms,
of
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0HTRrs AND FURNISHING GooDs.-
The great importer B. T. waIshe, No. Ito
Canal street, New Orleans, announces on
hand the choicest and cheapest shirts ever
seen in our market. His stock is all fresh
and made up of latest styles In shirts and
gentiemen's furnishing goods. All orders
sent to Capt. Walshe will receive promnt
attention, ami when not satisfactory the
money will be refunded. See advertise
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Legal Notice.
Oct Term. Nov,
Urxns COUNTY. 10th, 1875.

HENRY c. McPIKE, ADMR, ETC,
[lS25l vs.
W CALVIN WELLS, ADNR
TTNHIS day came TO be heard the motion
of Henry C. MePike, Adm nistTatOr APP
nellant, for an order Of publication TO be made
n this cause for Edward Y Malone, Jr., q
citizen of New York City, in the State Of New
York, and o. r. Richards and sallie V. Rich
ards. his wife. citizens of Champagne City,
in the State of Illinois, 20 be and appear be
fore this CourI, on the Third Monday OF April
A. D, 1875 to join in the prosecution OF tn.
appeal taken in this eause, or be severed
therefrom-which motion, after consideration
by the COURTS 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 weeks, commencing With
twenty days from the date Of this order, and
the Clerk Of this Court, mail, postage prepaid
n copy of this order, directed 20 each Of SAID
non-residents 10 their PostOthces, as aDoF'
stated
A true copy from the minutes.
A.W. LITTLE, G. y. {.
Dec. l-W4t.
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r THAT MAGIC NAME. =
LIVINGSTON -

TINDLES the enthusiasm of the world
n wherever heard. AGENTS WANTED
evervwhere TO sell his COMPLETE LIVE and
ExPioRATIoSs, and LAST JOURNALS. go pa
oes-only 81 So PRooT, by facts and our
splendid illustrated Circulars that II outsells
~, ether hook sent free Write at once,
II in haste to work, send 81 % for full outht
for il and another fine book gratis, 10 genuine
address, LIvINGsToSE's PUBLIsHERs,
n 91nz ST.. LOCIs Mo
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"A BAG DEPoT.-George Lemon.
Esq, notifies the merchants OF jackson ths,
ne has perfected arrangements through
which he can fill orders for the best macbi,e
made Manila bags. See his priee-list n
another Column
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4. {. b. Galloway, who has been
stor of the Methodist Episcopal
South of this city for the past two
has been returned 10 this charge for
~ year by the Conference, which has
ID session nj Canton.
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On Wednesday, the 18th inst, at the resi-
dence of the brides father, ID. w. Beall, by
the Rev A. ". Rowe, Hon. Fl. S. HOOKER,
SenatOr-elect, to Miss ELLA BEALL, all OF
Lexington.
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WE are indebted to eur able cotempo-
rary' W. J. Adams. Of the Enterprise Cou-
rier' Tor visit yesterday. He reports a
strong sentiment for impeachment in the
" Mighty East" '
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THE DAILY CLARION will be a good
advertising medium, and space can be en-
gagged on reasOnRble terms Our local mer-
chants would do well to have their cards
ready for the first number-January 4th.
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HE VTEDIcAToR.-Our young friend.
Mr. Chas- n. Jones, has sold to Maj. f. q.
wall his proprietary interest in this able
and staunch farmers journal.
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RzENs of Jackson who may wish
hILY CLARIoS left at their stores. Of
! residences, during the session of the
hture, are requested to notify us in
We will have faithful carriers, who
liver the pAper every morning. Only
lar per month.
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Mr. Holman Dem. offered the fol-
lowing resolution
Resolved, That in the judgment OF
this House on the present condition of f.
nancial affairs and the affairs of the Gov
eminent, no subsidies in money, bouds,
public lands, Endorsements, or by pledge
of public credit, should be granted BY
Congress to associations or corporations
engaged or proposing to engage in public
or private enterprises, and that all APP
preparations from the public treasury
ought TO be limited at this time to such
amounts only as shall be imperatively de-
manded by public service.
The previous question was seconded,
and the resolution adopted; yeas 223,
nays 81, as follows:
Cabell, Darnell, Douglass, Dunnell,
Goode, Hancock, Harris, Va, House,
Horton, Hyman, Jones, KY, Kelly,
Lamar, Miss, Morey, Orrick, Parsons,
Reagan, Jno. Reilly, Pa, Strenuous,
Smalls, Strait, Store, Terry, Throckmor-
ton, Tucker, Vance, n. c., Wallace, Pa
Wells, Mo-, Wells, Miss, White, Yeates.
4oung-33.
THIRD TERM.
Mr. Springer, of Illinois, offered the
following resolution, and moved the pre-
vious question on its adoption
Resolved, That, in the opinion of this
House, the precedent established by
Washington and other Presidents of the
United Saates, in retiring from Presiden-
tial Office after their second term, has
become, by universal concurrence, part
of our Republican system of government,
and that any departure from this time
honored custom would be unwise, unpa-
triotic, and fraught with peril to our free
institutions.
The previous question was seconded,
and the resolution adopted-yeas 232,
nays IS, as follows
Bradley, benson, HARRISON, Hoge,
Hubbell, Lyman, Lynch, MacDougall,
Nash, Page, Plaisted, Peatt, Smalls,
Wallace, S. c., Walls, Wells, Miss,
Whyte, Whiting-1S.
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NINE. Demorests Cut Paper Patterns
sent with postage paid to any part OF this
State. Persons wanting them, send me
number, name ami amount. Send tor Illus
trated Catalogue, to Barfield.
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We have it from authentic source that
Gov. Ames does not desire to be returned
to the United States Senate.
Republican.
Ha! ha hai Does not DESIRE! Well,
weally, that's good joke! Pom honor,
Iago, a good Joke! Does not DESIRE ?
Hum ?-Durant Advertiser.
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Now is the time to subscribe for Tn
WEEKLY CLARION for 1876. Only two dol
lars for the year.
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FoUNG PRINTER, of "skill, indus
moral WORTH" can hear of fine
Is for embarking in journalism by
Bing e, l.. F., care of CLARION office,
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save your Hair-1t you wish to save
your hair and keep it in strong and
healthy condition. pse R9rRett's Cocodine
It will stimulate the roots OF the hsir, anG
restore the natural action upon which its
growth depends.
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WILL II. lIARvEy of Choctaw Agency, Miss.
Better than any cast pillow / over used
light draft and wen made hive tested ii lu
both black, stiff aud sandy missed, mud itrlNc.
entire satisfaction
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The DAILY CLARION viii contain
full reports of the proceedings of the Leg
islature. It will be mailed to any address
for 81 90 per month or $2.OO for the session
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MAR No IL ID.

In this city, on the 10th inst, by the Rev.
C. r. Galloway, Mr.. ID. d. VANZANDT, oil
Madison Parish, La, TO Miss KATIE L.
WHITE, of Jackson.
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nEAoING RooM.-Mr. Thos. II elm
Uses 70 establish a Reading Room in
''4' where the leading journals of the
efy' and the choicest literature and
can always be found by visitors. We
'ely nope that he viii receive the hear
Oheratlon which he solieits from our
ems in the inauguration of this enter
oar exchanges, sending copies Of
papers to the Jackson Reading Room
F"reu they will be kept on file for the
'"f VI az who may visit the Rooms.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS received at Barfeld's
for Nine. Demorest's Monthly Magazine
IS year and Chrome.
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SEWING machine needles for all ma
chimes, sent by mail TO any part OF the State,
IS cents per dozen. by Barfield-
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RERNIAN FEsTIv Hiber-
association of this city is preparing
Fstival aud ball at Angeles Hall on
lay night, Both Inst. One-half the
Fis Will be applied to the orphans at
We have no doubt it will be a
ht and successful afftir.
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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, at Barflelds'.
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GAIL on Stadeker & Sens before max
Ing your holiday purchases.
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JUsT IN-The hat of the season, al
Stadeker 4 Sons.
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u,s will be inserted under this
une e EN- H.. organization of the Senate
uhlii * an each. Candidates will be
hse' .. 80, the amount with order for
aion.
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II Court Martial for the trial of
allyn commenced yesterday. The
eulhss were very brief, and included
F>uAony of G. h. Chase, Gov. Ames,
lew others. Major Allyn defended
va case. The Judge Advocate submit
ie natter to the Court without argu-
r.. The whole affair seems farcical
u'Screditable to the instigators OF it
A"yn's reputation as a heightened
eo+h AND gallant soldier can, in nc
uer' De affected by the silly proceedings
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BUY your shawls and blankets of j
Stadeker & Sons.
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THE Wilson sewing machine run
lighter than any other.
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Mr.. r. II. ApDKIN.oX, Of Camden, Miss
BY far the strongcst-hu- thc best points.
and does the best work ina moist ur ,irN ground
of any other pillow.
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HoYF's GermanC Cologne, by the single
bottle or dozen, at Rarfield's.
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If the mosquito who left our nose in
such q hurry that he forgot his bill, win
call, he can have it, and no questions win
be asked.
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r DAILY CL1RfoN will be pub
every morning in time for the trains
'ht"n and Yicksburg. We have made
Elements with the Express Company to
fq packages OF all the railroads Clubs
Or more viii De supplied, in pac hages
address. at eighty cents per month
ch subscriber, or one dollar and fifty
lor the Legislative session. Make up
cinos and send in your orders in time
pc first number.
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A Wilson sewing machine will make
suitable and useful Christmas present.
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CRY scrip for sale at Rohrbacher's in
lots to suit purchasers, at 20 cents.
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Cry scrip for sale at Rohrbaeher's in
lots to suit purchasers, at 20 cents.
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CHEAPER than ever-The beautiful
line of dress goods at Stadeker's.
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FURs! FURs Buy them of j. Stad
eker & Sons.
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ANT article in watches or jeWelly
ordered By Rartleld. ##
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TIE largest stock Of clothing N Jack
son can be found at stadeker's.
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Gro. MrRREY, Of Pelahatchic, Miss:
ear superior 10 the improved Avery for
durability there can beno Improvement m1Ir
on the scraper.
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valued friend, f. T. Cooper, Of
eridian Gazette, favored us with a
ID week.
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AeCRIBE FOR THE DAILY CLARION.
pllar per month. or two dollars for
eion of the Legislature.
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THOMAS ATKINSON, Mnstcrof Capitol Grange,
No. ia, at jackson, Miss.
Have used almost every cnst pillow tlHf I0H
been brought 20 this market, and cpu I.uIN
say yours Is equal TO the best I know 30 3D..
be in extensive use among thc members ui uuU
Order and il has given entire -atishcUuu.
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HOLIDAY GOODS at stadeker's.
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WILsoN sewing machine has attach
ments to do all kinds work.
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Go and see the Wilson sewing machine
at Barfield's
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d. r. HEARN, of Tugalop Miss.
"fhey have been run iu all SORT. aI lnI
both turf aud rooty-uoue have lru.su .tpt
are the best cast pillow know Of Tho .tI4.,t
works ike a charm
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Electives Cain and Walsh, on Fri
Rehing last took the jackson Railroad
0ahd arrested at a point near Poncha-
Frank Carroll, an escaped convict
que hjssiSsippi PepitentiarY at tacE-
ne with George Aferrisl siias Brodfe,
oQl OF that Institution on tho a5th Of
Ponth--Picayune.
y Noonan, of the Penitentiary, has
u wiCh the prisoners.
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fsoNAL.-Since oqr last issne, we
E'd the pleasure OF visits from Gen.
-oWry,of Brandon; Hon. J l.. Nc Cas-
ena'or-eiect from Rankin; Hon. j. NJ.
dra Represenfatige-elee from Ran
l.. Cooper, Esq, Sheriff of I.eake,
T. Jones, Esq of RYram, Gen.
editor Brandon Republican.
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If YOU want the best htd most ,luraII. C4.t
Plow that is made. send your orders to
STUART * kIkkLANu.
Jackson. Mis-.
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,,borized to announce j. J DEN
~ LAWRENCE, as a candidate for
po,' Srrns of the Senate at the ap-
rse.sion of the Legislature
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4 F you want "a good, chcau Cast Pillow. send
Il your orders Co
STUART s. KIkKlANU.
jackson. Misc
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The afflicted editors of Fort Wayne,
Ind, have induced judge to declare in-
sane and commit to the lunatio asylum
man with an ungovernable penchant for
writing poetry.
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IeclslaTIvs ANNOUNCEMENTS.

NOUN CEMDNIs :