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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-21
THE
COLUMBIA ATHRNRUM,
Columbia, Tenn.
A Boarding and Day School
FOR YOUNG LADIES.
Columbia, Tenn.

THIS INSTITUTION OF LEARNING OF
Il fers educational advantages that are unsur-
passed. II is situated in Columbia, Tenn
which is remarkable for its salubrity and for its
successful education Of ladies. IL Is OF easy ac-
cess by the Louisville and Nashville and Great
Southern Railroad. The AthenRum session be-
gins on the first Monday ia September. A full
and efficient corps OF professors and teachers
directs the course Of instruction which Is liberal
and practical. The Collegiate Department Is
divided into tEalve separate schools, on the plan
adopted at the University Of Virginia The AZ
rangements for instruction in music, dancing,
embroidery and fancy work of every description
are extensive, and the AthenBum Is well pro
vided with an excellent library and apparatus
for Illustrating the sciences The charges Tor
board, tuition. etc, are very reasonable. Is
peeial care is displayed in making the AthenRum
a pleasant home, as vel as a thorough school.
For circulars, etc. address
WM. A. SMITH, NJ. A, 81. D., Secretary
jy1O deOd2m6sWGt Columbia, TIE n.
Banner.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


NEW BOOKS
W. T. BERRY & CO.,
Booksellers, No. 3, opposite Maxwell House.
HEvE JUST RECEIVED
TRIAL OF QUEEN CAROLINE, with
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FAMOUS CASES OF CIRCUMSTANTIAL
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THE TESTIMONY OF THE EvANGE-
LISTS examined by the Rules Of Evidence
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Greenleaf.
THE CIVIL LAWS OF FRANCE TO THE
PRESENT TIME, with Notes illustrative OF
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MEMOIRS OF WESTMINSTER HALL: A
collection Of interesting Incidents, Anecdotes
and Historical Sketches relating TO Westmin-
ster Hall, its famous Judges and Lawyers and
its Great Trials. , vols.
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Bookseller, No. 8 Cherry street, opposite Max
well House. augZl IL
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We congratulate the Governor upon
having made so good a selection and
. one that viii give such entire satisfae-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-21

We congratulate the people of Ten.
nessee upon this happy selection of
man who will honor the State and
maintain the dignity of his Office be.
fore the nation. The mantle of the ex.
President-Senator could not have fallen
upon one of his fellow East Tennessee
ans more worthy of the honor or better
fitted for the position.
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MEDICAL.
PRESCRIPTION FREE,

EiOR THE SPEEDY CURE OF SEMINAL
IL Weakness, Lost Manhood, and all disorders
brought on by iudiscretiOn or excess. Amy drug
glst has the Ingredients. Address DR.. =. Hill
TON q CO., Cincinnati. Ohio. Oc29d1y
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THE Boston transcripts by no peaus
satisfied with the attitude of the Re
pubEcans in Ohio, whose platform, it
says, as more uncertain II its tone
than it should have been" and who
elected a ticket but a few years ago con
an imitation and reputation platform. "
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Greenwood Seminary,
NEAR LEBANON, TENN.

Select Boarding School, for Young Ladies
CESSION BEGINS FIRST MONDAY IN
- September. Health regarded equally as i'm
pOrtant as mental culture. Being select and
private school, each one receives that personal
ment which cannot wen be given in an over
crowded Seminary. First-class facilities for
Vocal and instrumental Music, Drawing, P amt
ing, Wax, Hair and WOrsted Work. No extra
charge for French. Charges moderate. Daily
train 10 and from Nashville. For circulars,
ETC., address
MRS. n. LAWRENCE LTNDSLEY,
jy2O deOdtin sep4HE6t Principal.
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THE BROWN COTTON GIN co

Manufacturers Of C0ftOn Gins, Cotton Gin Feeders,
C5FdeHSerg, and Clifton Gin Materials Of every
de scriptiOH- Our GINS have been in use GbiTty
years, and have an established reputation for
simplicity, hight running, durability, and for qud5-
tfy and quantity Of lint produced. Orr Feeder is
easily attached 70 the Gin, and easily operate by
any hand Of ordinary intelligence. They are the
simplest and Cheapest Feeder in the market, and
feed with more regularity than Is possible BY
hand, fneTsGslnc tRs OUttUrH and giving cleaner
and better sampLc. At all Fairs where eX-
hibited and by planters having them in use, they
have been accorded the highest encOmiums- Our
construction, and do what Is required Of them
rapidly and we'll No additional p0iUeT Is required
TO drive the Feeder OF Condenser, and DO Cir
House Is complete without them We are pre-
pared TO warrant, % any reasonable extent, per
fe Il satisfaction to every purchaser. Circulars,
prices and full information furnished. Address
a. above. OF apply TO Holding, wilkes &
Hancock nashville. Tenn.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE.

7 PROPOSE TO ESTABLISH IMAIEDT-
i a'ely First Glass school for Young
Ladies' in handsome suburban residence.
The number of pupils viii be limited to thirty.
Parties desiring to enter pupils viii please APP
ply, for the present, at Al Union street, mp
stairs, from 10 TO ! daily.
augl9 Ats GEORGE S. BLACKIE.
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but We foTbear.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-07-21
6had.

1t swell known for some years the Agri-
cultural Department of the Federal Gov
eminent have devoted good deal of time
and money on science in fish culture. For
some time past, Capt. Archie McGehee'
Messrs. G.. D. Subway and James NJ Mckee
and other gentlemen, have been endeavorlng
to get the Department to introduce shad
into our waters. They have at last sue
ceeded, and on Friday last Mr.. Anderson,
u. s. Commissioner, arrived here with six
I2Is gallon cans filed with young shad ;
about 100000 in number, and turned them
loose in the Pearl. They were about Ave
eighths of an inch in length, and were less
than week old. They were Matched at
Mount Pleasant, Delaware river, few days
before they started South. Soon after being
turned loose they disappeared in the deep
water of the river and whether they are
ever heard from again remains to be seen
Now IL Uncle Sam will send down some
fine stock cattle and turn them loose In tins
COW counties, and also about $4,000 ape
erect n government building on Capito
street, or elsewhere, about the city, we vii
rise up and call him blessed.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-07-21

If there is one thing more than another
that will tend to the development of this
beloved State OF ours, Ii Is the use of inn
proved and labor-saving agricultural imple-
merits. To learn which are the best of the
many implements of this kind now in use,
and which are best adapted to this section
of the country, progressive planters should
write to dealers who have them all for sale,
and whose known reputation throughout
the State is such that when you have heard
from them you rely upon it that you
have the truth. Or better sLill it would be
to call upon them and talk with them face
to face. and see the implements on exhibit
ton. If they are enterprising dealers they
will have them on exhibition. Such firm
we have In our city, as planters and Others
interested will perceive by reading the adj
vertisement of Messrs. Brougher & Brown,
of this city.
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Southern Patents

Mr.. II. \. jenkins, solicitor of patents,
No. % Commercial Place, New Orleans, Of
ficially reports to THE CLARION the follow
ing complete list of patents granted South
ern inventors for the week ending June LIST,
1878:
Mssissippi-Simpson L. Harmon, Bates
vile, design for lawyers badge; John 5.
Carson, bale-tie. TeXas-Fielding l.. Kirt-
ley, Cleburne, car-brake, two patents; VIM.
d. Mayfield, Fort Worth, smoothing and
tluting irons. Alabama Cameron McKin-
non, Midway, lamp. South Carolina-R. f.
Bradley, Moffettsville, stations for subma-
rine telegraphs. GeorgIa-E. Van Wrinkle,
Atlanta, cotton-press.
FOR THE WEEK ENDING JUNE 10, 1875.
Mississippi-John A. Watson, Lexington,
portable lighters. North Carolina-C. Bal
ley, Rinston, fertilizer distributor; Jacob
&. Peterson, MorgantOn, bridle-bits. Lou
isiana-Otto Touche, New Orleans, trade
mark for toilet powder; Jas. August, New
Orleans, tubasic phosphate of lime in water
containing carbonic acid. TeXas-Tunis
Snider, Fort Worth, farm gates. Georgia
Love & Wilson, Atlanta. trade mark-mark
for medicated belts; Emile Langesser, At
lanta, paper bag
FOR THE WEEK ENDING JUNE 22D. 1875.
Mississippi-RoccO MissO and Bishop J.
Warner, Macon, car coupling. Louisiana
g. w. Dunbar q Sons, New Orleans, trade
mark b. ID. Wilson, Shreveport. shOt-cart-
ridge; Richard Terrell, New Orleans, two
patents in England for 'quick and easy"
baIa-tiaS TaxaS-Wm KOehI Huntsville
cotton-gin; Stephen Z. Minton, Prairie
Plain, speed-measures. Alabama j. w.
Gonce, Jackson county. eXcavators.
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Don.t Destroy uhe shade Trees.

The Mayor aud Board of Alderman passed
an ordinance widening the streets. All right
provided the beautiful grassy banquets are
not destroyed thereby. But If the enforce
ment ofthe ordinance will necessitate the
cutting away of the banquets or the destruc-
ton of one single tree we emphatically pro-
test against it. The present Board of Mayor
and Aldermen have done we'll but all the
good they have done will be nulliied by the
enforcement of such a proposition As the
above named. These trees and those ban
Duets have been there for years and years
and the streets have always been consider
ed wide enough. again we say let the
trees aud the banquets alone.
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The wrong side Of the HEeridian.

On the down hill side Of life which an old
medical writer quantity terms "the wrong
side Of the meridian" when the funetio.s
decay and the frame gradually bends under
the weight of years. the system requires 10
he sustained under the burden imposed upon
IL. Innumerable physical ailments and In
firmities then press upon it TO which It had
snTl nleasantest support and solaee of de-
clining wears is found i'm Hostester's Stom-
aeh Ritters. recognized as the most whole
some and agreeable of diffnsible stimulants,
the most potent of tonies ana alteratlves.
The aged and infirm may place Implicit
confidence in this invigOrating elixir, which
not only checks those maladies 60 which
elderly persons are peculiarly su9jeck nnt
in q measure rekards the encroaehmeuf OF
time upon the constitution.
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SIGHTSEEING,

AsToNIsHING.-The progress made by
the Wilson Shuttle Sewing Machine. In
ventive skill has been taxed to its utmost
and the result is the most perfect and de-
sirable machine for general and family use
vet produced. 1t is sim pie and easy TO OPP
crate, is not liable TO get out OF repair, its
work Is the best as shown by the first pre-
miums awarded it at the Universal EXPOSE
ton in Vienna, 1873, and it is sold at less
price than any other machine OF its
standard excellence. Machines will be de-
livered at any Railroad Station in this coun-
ty. free of sportation charges, ifOrdered
through the Compauy's Branch House at
1sg Canal Sc. New Orleans, La.
They send an elegant catalogue and chro-
mo circular free on application.
This Company want few more good
agents.
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COPIAH COUNTY.

For the Legislature-Dr. E. A. Rowan, Geo. W.
Miller; For Sheriff-W. w. Cook; For Chan
cherry CIerk-Troy NJ Afford; For Circuit
Clerk-Ed W. Brown; For Treasurer-A. j..
Hodges For Assessor-Jas. S. Martin; For
Surveyor-H. D. Burton; For Coroner and
Ranger-W NJ. Haley. HAzLEHURsT BEAT
For upervisor-Thos. S. Catchings For JUS
tices of the Peace-S- d. Ramsey; J. r.
Groome; For Constable-W. 7. Morehead.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-07-21

ROANOKE COLLEGE, SALEM, VIRGINIA
We call attention 70 the announcement of
this really first-class College for boys. Mis-
sissippi had thirteen students there last
session. which, next TO Virginia, was the
largest number from any state. The ex-
penses are moderate, collegiate course
through and climate all that could be desir-
ed. We are indebted TO Prof Dreher, Of the
Faculty, for very complete Catalogue of
the College. copy of which will be sent
on application.
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INDIA GAUzE UNDERsHIRTs, at Stad-
eker's, for 80 cents. II

BASE BALL.-The game of base ball,
played at Hazlehurst on the 18th inst, be-
tween the Pioneers of Jackson, and the De-
fiance. of Hazlehurst, was won by the for
mer by "A score of 35 to % runs. The names
of the players are as follows:
PIoNEER.-S. Barr, Catch; c. Shaifer,
Pitch; Emmett Parker, 1st base; W.
Power, I'd base; I'll. Millett, 3D. base; p.
Jones. Short stop; b. Iungher Substitute
Left Field; z. Smythe, Centre Field; j.
Robinson, Right Field.
DEFIANCE.-W Crawley, Catch; G. Gill
bert, Pitch; b. Presser, 1st base; I. Bird
song, I'd base; E. Cook, Sd base; IL. Burdett
Short Stops Redding, Left Field; / Rem
bert, Centre Field; w. Fairchild, Right
Field,
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-07-21

We call attention to the advertisement
In our columns of the University OF Vir-
ginias one OF tire universities OF b isElest rank
in America. 1t l. founded or the elective
system, in its broadcast sense, and is equally
well adapted fer those who desire to make
special aud profess ional attainment as for
those seeking broad general culture
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-07-21
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA

Opens October lst; continues through nine
months II Is organized in schools on the
elective system, with full courses in Classics,
Literature, Science with practice in Chemical
and Physical Laboratoriesl In Law Medicine
Eng ineeTing Teaching ana Agriculture. APP
ply for Catalogues TO JAMES +. HARRISON.
Chairman, P; o. University of Virginia, Al
July u f759rn
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JACKSONVILLE, July 10th, 1875.
MEssRs. P. & B.: Please send THE CLAIR
ION to w. A, B,J w. R, w. H., (renewal,)
C. r. H., (renewal,) Deasonville, and }. j.
Simms Vaughan, all for one year. Enclosed
find $1,000 and my best wishes for the sue
cess of the policy you have SO long main
tanned. Very truly,
G., RH,
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Rom THE NORTHEAST" HAS BECOME A
HOUSEHOLD NECESSITY"

FROM THE NORfH-EAST.-' HAS BECoME
HOUSEHOLD NECESSITY"
RIENZI, July 18th, 1875.
MEssRS. P. 81 P: Enclosed find postal
order for $500 renewal of my subscription
to your valuable paper. THE CLARION has
become household necessity, and 1 cannot
do without it. 1t reflects my sentiments,
more nearly than any paper l read, and is
endorsed by the patriotic and Conservative
sentiment of this party of our State.
Very truly yours,
G.. A. T.
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FROM An OLD SUBSCRIBER" HAVE BEEN A
SUBSCRIBER SINCE 1912, AND AP-
PRECIATE 1T NOW MORE THAN
L EVER HAVE"
SHoNGALo, SMITH Co, I
July 18th, 1879
MEssRs z. & B.: | send my renewal
through Messrs. Elliott & Jones of the Vim
dicator. My reason for SO doing was that it
was more convenient to send both subscri-
tions in one registered letter. Never let
THE CLARION stop coming; 1 cannot do
without il; think it has never lost dollar
by me, and have been a subscriber since
1912 and appreciate ii HOU more than erer
haze, always send it along without regard to
the time my subscription may expire, you
will certainly get the money every year.
Keep fighting the robbers of our State, and
people, and may you receive the reward that
your labors entitle you, is the wish of yours
truly, VIZ b.
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COULDN'T DO WITHOUT 1T on THE EVE OF
THE ELECTION.
PoNToToc, July 14th, 1875.
MEssRs. p. 81 B.: don't know when my
subscription is out please let me know. L
can't do without THE CLARION on the eve of
the election. ours,
II. L. 5.
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AND ANOTHER FROM WAYNE.

STATE LINE, July 18th, 1875.
MEssRs. p. & B.: l forward s. for
blanks and 50. 90 for campaign CLARION for
Messrs. W. c. N, and J. D., at this place.
expect to send you the names of more sub
scribers soon. ours truly,
L.. P.
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THE TICKET TO VOTE.
Regular DemOcratic-COnse
Nominees of Ghe Various Dis
tricIs and Counties.

re- The friends of THE CLARION are re-
spectfully requested to send in the tickets as
fast as nominated as we intend TO keep TIE
TICKET TO VOTE standing until after the cleo
ton Send postofice address also.
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STILL ANOTHER FROM MONTGOMERY.
WINoSA, July 10Th, 1875.

WINoNA, July 10Th, 1875.
MEssRs. P. 4 B.: Enclosed find $500, for
which send THE CLARION to A. NJ. W., d.
A. H., and E. S. A., all at Winona. l think
1 will find it very easy securing subscribers
for your valuable paper, and shall send you
more soon. Yours.
L
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THE SIXTH CLUB FROM CARROLL" ALL
GOOD AND TRUE MEN"
Walden, July 14th, 1875.
MEssRs. p. & B.: Enclosed please find
81. 80, for which send THE CLARION to Messrs
J. K. H., Fl. X, T. W., w. H., G. o., and w.
G. B., and Mr.. 7. E., ($2.OO,) all good and
true men of this vicinity. 1 fear l have ex-
hausted most of the material of this section
yet will not fail to remind every man l see
to assist you in disseminating information
valuable to all DESTROYS of retrenchment and
reform and an honest administration of gov
eminent. Yours truly,
c. M. V.
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CLAIBORNE COUNTY.

Representatives-Wm. d. Bean, Z. S. Drake /;
Sheriff-C. E. Buck; Circuit Clerk-N. S.Wal-
ker: Chancery CIerk-John p Brison Treas
urer-H. T. Lobenburgi Coroner and Ranger
j. C. Watkins; Cotton Weigher-Geo. '"
Fulkerson; Assessor-Lewis Thompson; Sur
veyor-W H. B. Healy; District Attorney
d. Vertner; Board of Supervisors, District
No wv. Med. Sims; District No :; District
No. 3-Wm. ]. Lum; District No mo nomI-
nation as vet District No. 5-Joseph Mobiles
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-07-21

GENERAL ALEX. 2. STEWART, Chan
cellor of the University Of Mississippi. has,
we learn by Il note from Judge Hill, started
on visiting tour through Mississippi in be-
half of the University. He visited the
principal towns from Corinth te Enterprise
last week; was at Meridian last Satur-
day night; Enterprise Monday night; For
rest, Tuesday night, Doth; Brandon, We'd
nesday night; jackson, Thursday night,
and Vicksburg, Friday night. The
distinguished gentleman will meet a
cordial reception, and we trust that Jackson
will turn out one of its largest and best au-
diences to greet him. Maj. Williams will,
no doubt, have the hall of the House of Rep
rcsentatives on Thursday night, 23d inst.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-07-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ROANOKE COLLEGE,

TVWENTY-THIRD SESSION BEGINS SEP
l. TENDER LIST, 1875. Thorough Collegiate
course. Excellent Preparatory Department.
Healthfnl Climate, Good Morals, Good Disei-
pline. very Moderate Expenses. Tuition and
other fees, board, room-rents fuel, lights, and
washing, for session Of ten months, from $loU
to $40 BOYS can board with Professors
young men, in College or families. College
prosperous Students from all sections of the
eountry-thirteen from Mississippi. The an
nual Catalogue, of 10 pages, mailed free on
application. Address,
REV. D. r. BITTLE, D. D.
JulY21 '75-2m. President.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-07-21

THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS. The Board of
Trustees of the Public Schools will meet on
Thursday, Aug. 5th, for the election of prin-
cipals of the public schools. Applications
for assistants will be considered at the same
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1t Is easy enough TO make the acqnsin-
lance of tree peddlers, "Ruy their
fruits-ye shall know them.
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A CLUB FROM MONTGOMERY COUNTY, AND
MORE PROMISED
DICK HILL. July 18th. L

DUCK I1ILI-l July IJLIIf 1910
MEssRs. P 4 B.: Enclosed please find
S4OO send The CLARION for six months to
W. & B.. f. NJ. A. II. G. and j. A. b., Jr. |
hope to be able to send you more names in
a short time. Yours truly,
T. II. I.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-07-21

To THE courtesy of the Hon. Jas. Hill,
colored Secretary of State, we are indebted
for the pamphlet acts of the called session
of the Legislature in December, 1874, and
the regular session of 1873.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-07-21

We acknowledge receipt of subscriptions
to THE CLARION for 1886, since our last
issue, to Tuesday, 10th inst, inclusive, as
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Grand Excursion and Basket Pic
Mic.

Capital Grange No. 10, of Jackson, will
give grand excursion and picnic, from
Jackson to Magnolia, on TUESDAY, AUGUST
10TH, 1875.
Every arrangement has been made to in
sure a most pleasant time to those who par
ticipate. special train of ten cars has
been engaged.
PROGRAMME.
The train will leave jackson at o'clock
a. M, and will stop at every station between
this place and Magnolia long enough totake
on passengers. At Wesson it will stop half
an hour to give time to inspect the factory,
and at McComb City too see the machine
shops. A frSt-class string band has been
engaged.
SPEAKING.
Maj. f. G.. Wall, Hon. f. Barksdale Col.
c. f. Hooker and other speakers have been
invited aud will deliver addresses.
FARE.
From Jackson and Byram, $780, Terry
and Crystal Springs, $l.25; Hazlehurst Beau
regard and Wes>on, $1.OO; Brookhaven and
Boguechitto, 75c Summit and McComb
City. Soc
All oranges whose members wish to par
tici pate will please notify the Committee of
Arrangements as soon as possible, that an
agent in the grange may be appointed to
sell tickets.
Although principally grange excursion,
the public generally are cordially invited to
join in the pleasures OF the occasion.
L. +. CHILEs,
A. @. MOORE,
f. ID. ELLIOTT,
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We again draw upon our business cor
respondence for letters of good cheer and
encouragement which we have received
since our last issue. Comments are unn-
cesSary
CLUB FROM TALI.AHATCHIE coUNTY IN
PRosPECT.-3 1T HAS BECOME A FIX
TUBE IN NY HOUSEHOLD"
CHARLESTON, MIss.,l
July 18th, 1915.
MEssRs. P. & B.: AS / have to remit some
money to Messrs. / take occa-
sion 10 send s2.00 to you under same cover
and ask them to hand it to you. The CLAIR
ION is indispensable to me, IL has become al
most FIXTURE in nag household, and should
be reduced to the necessity of taking but
one paper, l would abandon all others but
TIE CLARION. expect to make an effort
to send you at least q club of ten new sub
scrihers from this place.
Yours very truly,
VS. L.
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July Is, 1875.

GEN. A. z. STEWART, Chancellor of
the University OF Mississippi, lectures at the
Capitol Tomorrow night. Let him have
large audience. Every body invited : the
ladies especially.
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HAZLEHURST.

The State Council, If. of IT.. I'm SEES.
sfOm-VIsif of jackson SubOrdf-
nate Council 10 the HazIehurSt
Subordinate Council The Re-
cePffOn, Festivities, &c, sc.