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NOTICE.

TIHE BUSINESS OF W. Il. ALLEN & CO.
i and B. 7. & c.. A LIGoS, Surviving part
ners, must be closed up this fall. Persons in
debted either by Ifote or open account, must
come forward and pay up Immediate Y, as we
are placing these claims in the hands Of our
Attorneys for prompt settlement.
3. 7. & G.. A LIG0N,
Surviving partners of w. II. ALLEN & Co.
Aug. 30, '76-lm.
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~Chickasaw County.

NEAR OKoLoNA, MISS, Sept 8, 1876.
take pleasure in reporting that our Club
at Chalk Bluff has for its President, w. H
Cook.
Vice-President, 1. o. Lyon.
Secretary, A. j. Slaughter.
Assistant Secretary, W.. F. Boon.
Very respectfully, yours,
Al. SLAUGHTER.
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HArs. Mississippi merchants who
wi-h anything ia the hat line, should not tail
70 Inquire Tor Maj. II. II. Roger, with Wat
rlls. Lewis &CJ, 2gI Canal street, near
Erle's llotel, n. Y. His stock ofbead-g,a
8. unlimited aud hs will DO the square thing
by those who may inquire Tor him
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GEN. T. G. WALrnALL, Of Grenada
Col y. Ltbadye. Of fernando; Col. in
A. Bluforl, OF Duck Hul; Col. J. Il Chris
man, of Brookhdveu Capt. 7. Is s. kes. Of
Aberlccu Hon. l. a. Campbell, OF no ci-
u.ko. aul Hon. H. NJ. street, Of Prcntis'
members OF the Democratic state EXecu-
tive Committee. wcre IN the city yesterday.
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Sharkey County.

ROLLING FORK, MISS, Aug. %, 1876.
forward the following names, officers Of
the Democratic Club of Sharkey equity.
President, A. NJ WaddiIl.
Vice-President. T. O.. Watson.
Secretary, J. II. Robertson.
Yours truly,
j. II. ROBERTSON.
Direct to Rolling Fork Postofice, Sharkey
county, Miss.
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Amite County.
LIsEErr. Sept. Alb, 1876.

LIBEKTY, Sept. 4th, 1876
The following Is the list of officers Of the
H0g.-yeClub formed in Supervisor District
y , 3, based upon the DemOcradc-Conserv-
alive platform of Tilden and Hendricks:
B f. Wilkinson, President.
J.. II. Hines. Vice President
J. J. Berryhill, Secretary.
Yours respectfully,
j J. BERKYHILL.
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Wanted.

A SITUATION AS TEACHER, by a gen
II tleman, who has had much experience in
teaching Ancient and Modern Languages,
Mathematics and English Branches. Diplo-
mas from the University of Virginia and 9TH
er credentials, can be shown. References
given and required. Address,
7. S. DABNEY, JR-
septl3-1m Dry Grove, Miss.
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KNOW III My BIT These PRESENTS That the HANOVER FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF TORk do hereby authorize any md a II Agents that said COMPANY has or NAV
hereanerh have and appoint in the State of Mississippi for and on behalf Of said Company
proceeding agsinas said Company ha an of the court of said State Of MsdipPi;a and is
hereby dmuteda and agreed that's such service of the process afGsad shall be taken ad
be valid ad suhcentinh that behalf the same as if served upon said Company &c
cOrding to tela laws and practice of said State or any other State; M ali claims or light of
error by reason OF the mannerf such service is hereby expressly waived md rehnqnished
WITNESS Our hands and ae@ seal of ssdC Company, this 18th day of May, Isd
LREMSEN LANE, Secretary.
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OUR friend, Thad Potter, Of the Val
dsn Record, has been ranging upon his old
{ mpinE grounds here In Jackson, where
his friends are legion, and this is what he
said Of some OF the1:
John R0hrbacher escorted IA through hi.
addition lately finished We found sew
en'cen rooms, each ~ell lighted and yentil-
ated, furnished not .OIly Conveniently, but
even rxtravagahtly with reg1rd 10 quality
Of furniture. provided with gas, III eplac-
aud call bell. The dining room Is the most
plelsaatin the State, being 6jx21 feet, eur
rounded by p%OrticO, ventilated 70 perfee-
ton, lighted with four large anu BEAUTIFUL
chandeliers approached by "A broad stair
case and easy ofaccess from any room in
the house OF from the street. The furniture
Is from the mandatory BE. Bloom. Jack
son. who equipped the house in splendid
style at les figures. BY actual comparison
Of prices and styles than were demanded by
dealers IN the LOrth and west.
Henry Muller still presides at Johns bar,
and knows how to construct anything in
the whole line Ofdriukables.
Speaking Of hotel matters we took sew
eral meals with Chris Hinckle during our
visit. aud found him, as OF yOre, still fur
nishing q splendid table.
Then 10 call On the newspaper folks. To
THE CLARGON office we went first-nOt so
much iu duty a. from inclination. The
people Of the whole State owe TIE CLARION
a set 0f frst-class thanks Tor its services in
the pass canvass aud its labOrs thus far in
thr coming struggle. Individually we
have a feeling fOi THE CLARIoN publishers
which Is not To be affected by politics, fires,
hmincs, wars or rumOrs of wars. We
found llarri. Barksdale and passed a pleas
ant hour with him, but had not the honor Of
MEETING the Major. We are glad to kno1
thar nj last TuE CLARION l. In fnlI sail for n
most prosperous future. During the years
IF carpet-bagism the old CLARION had a
rough time OF IL, but now and for the tu-
ture H. labors are. and will continue TO be.
appreciated and encouraged In a daily in
rreasing list. Long may she wave!
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City sexton for the colOred people OF Jack
son, Miss.
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Wanted.

ONE MALE AND ONE FEMALE TEACH
" Err to take charge Of the PEABODY
SCHOOL at this place. The school to be
opened the first Monday Of October next,
Proposals will be received from this date until
the 10Th September.
z. B. MINIS, Town Clerk.
Crystal Springs, Miss, Aug. 30-4w.
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MERDiAS FAIR.-We are ia receipt
ofan invitation T. attend tie fret autual
fair ofthe |Meridian Fair Association, 10
b. heid October 23i 20 18th. a liberal lit
Of premiums l. publishec.
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OXFORD, Miss Sept. 8, 1876.
/ hand you below officers of Lamar Dem
Club Lafayette county.
p. NJ. DoOley, President; Oxford.
W. Z. Hutchinson, Vice-President; Able
Vile.
Waller Davis, Treasurer; Abbeville.
I. W. noOley, Secretary Oxford.
Respectfully.
7. w. DooLEY.
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OFFICERS OF CLUB.

w. S. Parish, President.
f. W. Anderson, LIST Weep resident.
w. S. Sibley, I'd Vice-President.
Thornton Davis, Sd Vice-President.
A. D. Grumling. 4th Vice-President.
Cornelius johnson, 5th Vice-President.
w. E. Collins, lst Secretary.
NJ. r. Smith, I'd Secretary.
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Yaz.o CounN.

DEAsoNvILLE, Mss Sept. sih, 1876.
The citizens of this vicinity held a con
vention August 5,h, and proceeded to the
organization ola Club. Name-Tilden and
Hendricks Club of Deasonyille.
President, NJ. b. Lamb.
Secretary, E. w. Exum.
Very respectfully.
E. w. ExUM.
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APPOiSTMESrs WumDRAwN.-We
are requested by Bishop Green to state that
hi. list Of appointments tor fall aud winter
visitation. a. Published last week, IL with
drawn, and that another list all soon te
Published.
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Hos. r. >. FoRD, District Attorney,
plii 10. o. visit on his return from the Cen
%teuniai. lie will enter actively in the can
y1.s and promises a good return from s.uih
MIa.l..lppI.
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T
PARAMOUNT.

THIS INSTITUTION for the Education of
U LADIES.
is situated on Sewanee Mountain, on the
Tennessee Coal s r K. Co.'S Road, seven miles
from the UNIVERSITY OF THE SoUTH.
Special Advantages are offered to those de-
string to spend the Summer upon the noun
tain, and to pursue the FRENCH or GERMAN
Language, and Music, Vocal or Instrumental.
Board, Tuition and Washing, per year, $3.50,
Through the kindness Of Southern Rail
roads, return tickets, free of charge. have
been granted to all pupils leaving Paramount
in December, and returning in March.
For further information, address the Prin.
cipals,
MRS. n. L. YERGER,
MRS. II. B. KELLS.
MoFFAT, TENN.
Sept. 6, i76-tf.
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Centennial Far. mednced.

NEw ORLEANS, Sept. IL, 1876.
Eps. CLARION Prom Tomorrow, 18th
inst. the Centennial rate for round trip
will be reduced ,eycn dollars by the Jack.
sou route. -. q. MoREY,
G.. Z. Agent.
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Aug. 16 Is7e-am.
Creme Springs school.

HI. TutwfIer. IL. ID, PrIneIPaL.
THE THIRTIETH SCHOLASTIC YEAR
viii begin OcToBER Sd, 1876, under the
same Principal
For full information, address Principal,
Greene Springs, Hale Co. Ala.
Aug. il. le16-zms.
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Centenary College.

- La
WILL reopen on MONDAY, OcToBKR 4, 1876.
VI with . competent corps Of Professors.
All branches IN Preparatory and Commercial
Schools, and IN colleges Of highest grade. sue
eessfully taught From $1S5 TO $2s3 will pay
all expenses IN Preparatory and Commercial
School and from sos Ia $253 in Colleeiate
Department per session.
FOR fuller particulars and . catalogue
address G. @. ANDREWS,
President
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P~enmanship

T RESPECTFULLY INVITE THE ATTEN-
l. ton Of the citizens Of JACkSOs,-the
Young Men especially, TO nay new enterprise
Young men wishing TO prepare themselves
for the actual duties Of an Accountant, nov
have great inducements offered them. Call
and examine course. Reference andoubted.
VISITING CARDS, both plain and Ornamen-
tai, written in the best style, At short notice.
j. &. SHIPPEY.
Office over Eyrich's Book Store.
sep20-ltA
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THE LIFE AND PGEE3r SERVICES Of
i HON. SAMUEL J. TEDEN. Deme<stic
nominee for President % the United st4Esa
with two haa portraits on steel and sketch
Of HON TH0S. A. HENDRICKS This Is
the only authorised edition of GOvERxoR Tn
DKS's luE. GoSd Canvassers wanted for
every wi in this StAte~s~ D. ARPLErox s Co.
Publishers.
Address JOHN NJ COLBY.
General Agent for L0uisiAna, Alabama, Mis-
s3Sssrpi, Arkansas aid Texas,
- 81. Charles st New Orleans
Sept@ 76-2w.
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TnE fret bale Of cotton shipped from
Jackson 20 -. Louis, uii. season, was 80,
BY kirtiind uumpirey q Mitchell. On III
10 % Inst, for i7tS cents.
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Manning and Walton in Mar
shall County.
BENZ. A. WINTER,
ARMIsTEAD C.. LEIGH,
Secretaries.

HOLLY SPRINGS, Sept 18th, 1876.
EDIrORs CLARION: Politics in this con-
gressional district, and especially in this
county ARE waxing warm. | heard the dis
eussion at Byhalia,i in this county on Thurs
day last, between Col. Manning and Judge
Walton. opposing candidates fro - this, the
2d Congressional District. In my opinion,
Walton, by his bloody shirt speeches, is
making votes for Manning wherever he
goes. He has changed his tactics COM
pletely from the first weeks discussion 4;
then he ~eulogiZed Ben Hill and Jefferson
Davis, thinking thereby, doubtless, he
would get some white votes, now he can
beat old Sitting-Bull Morton waving the
~ensanguined garment.
Our gallant and eloquent standard
bearer, Col. Van H.. Manning, is making q
| glorious canvass, and ust as certain as the
9TH of November rolls around, will he be
| elected by an overwhelming majority. We
are going to raise a Tildsn, Hendricks and
Manning flag on next Saturday the 23d,
on which occasion we expect a general
turn out of all the clubs in the county. Our
| Central Club will appear in an elegant Til
1 den and Hendricks uniform. l had almost
forgotten to mention our cannon. We have
a handsome field piece, with which we ex-
pect to do good service in the cause of Re-
form. u, G NJ.
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RICHARD q. LINDSEY.
The Dedication Of the unhcnt
go AEis Memory.

On Thursday morning, the 18th inst the
Committee of Company +, CRESCENT CRY
WurE LEAGUE, consisting OF Capt. r..
Peasants, Sargt. Maurice n. Bowman,
Henry Anlick, Oscar Putnam, IversQn
Flower, Paul Holloway, l.. A.. kearns, Fred.
Brunette and J. NJ. Henderson, and Mr..
Geo. Hanna, the builder-arrived In this
city. They were met at the depot by the
Committee Of the You've MEMS REFORM
CLuB, and escorted to Rohrbacher's Hotel,
where they remained during their stay.
ruE MONUMENT,
which was expected TO reach here on the
18th, aud was to nave been erected and dedi-
Gated In the morning, Gas announced in our
last issue,) did not arrive until , o'clock P.
M,ilth inst. The Committees, however, who
A., had Il in charge, went promptly to work
with strong arms and willing hearts, and u 1t
was erected In time for the dedication by
o'clock. Il Is a bcs utifl shaft Of pure white
Italian marble, IL feet high; octogon pan
nelled. Upon the east side there is a Laurel
wreath, with a letter + in the center.
Beneath Is Inscribed
RICHARD G. LINDSEY,
soS or II. II. AND v. b. LINDSEY.
Born DC. 81, 1853.
KILLED AT y. o, La. SEPT. l4rH, 1874,
In defense Of the Peoples rights.
Upon the west:
,eThis monument is erected by his comrade
"iu arms
Upon the north In letters Of gold:
"wi.h the dcws that weep upon his gravu
d" we mingle the tears Of our undying afec
A" ton aud pride"
Aud upon the South:
The sun OF his native sky
Smiles sadly on him here,
And kindred eyes and hearts
watch by
The here's sci u'chre.
TnE DEDICATION.
In an eloquent and impressive addres
Rev. DR.. Zealy dedicated this tribute
loving aud gallant comrades, to the mem
ry ola gallant young hero, who gave h
hearts blood as a sacred libation upon h
country's altar. There was a large atten0
ance Of the fair and the brave Of our CT,
and, we doubt not, that the committee T
turned to New Orleans assured that Jacks.
(and all Mississippi fully ~sympathise wi
Louisiana, aud the cause in which tn,
dead comrade gave up his young life. 7
flags over The CLARION Office and {
Headquarters Of the Young Mems CT
were az half mast, and minute guns W,
fired by the Clubs gun committee dari
the day.
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Lauderd County.

Officers of Rushing's Store Democratic
Reform Club:
NJ. ]. Thompson, President.
J.. A. Roberts, Vice President.
j. i. Harrington. Secretary.
b. +. Avara, Treasurer.
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REPORTS Of city Officers.
SEXTON o

SEXTON REPoRT.
JACKSON. Miss, Aug. 3lst. 1876.
10 he Honorable Board Of Mayor aud Alder
men:
GENTLEMEN | herewith submit my re-
port as sexton for the city of Jackson for
the current month of August, 1876.
AUGUsT l0-Child of Ann Harri', still
born, city, pauper.
AUG. i2.-Charley Lee, aged 40 years,
FluX, city, pauper.
AUG. l2-Louisa Henry, aged IA, hens
oFrhage womb.
AUD 12-Three children Of William Red
ford,
Aug 15.-John Henry Redford 4 days
old.
AUG. 15.-Child of Jerry Philips, still
| born.
AUG. 15-Fannie Johnson, aged 2 years,
| yellow thrash.
AUG. lG.-Bums Ewings, aged 2 years
typhoid fever.
AuG. l0.-Nancey Jackson, aged 2
years, consumption.
AuG. 2l.-lsaac ~llendrick, aged 60 years
| cancer ot the bladder.
AUG. 2~3.-Jor,lan Cooper, aged 6S years
consumption, city, pauper.
Respectfully submitted,
ToNEY BARNES.
City sexton for the colored people OF Jack
son, Miss.
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he Weekly Clarion
WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 20, 1876.

GES. RoBEEr Lowry passed through
this city Tuesday, on biz wsy home from a
macs meeting "a knsciusko.
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VIRGINIA
MILITARY INSTITUTE

A LIMITED number of vaeancies will ex-
IA list in this we'll kneWn institution. Those
wishing appointments as Cadets will address,
without delay,
GEN. FRANCIS H. SMITH, sup't,
Lexington, Va.
Aug. 2, '76-6w.
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How to Vanquish the StOmach's
TOrmemfOr.

If the Enemy of mankind was permitted
to exert his diabolical ingenuity in the in
vention of a new disease, he could scarcely
advise one more worthy of his genius than
dyspepsia. The dyspeptic sufferer is tor
mented symptoms resembling those of al
most every unknown malady, and is often
worried into monomania by these conflict
ing and p~erplexing manifestations. A fa-
vorite though absurd hallucination of the
victim of chronic indigestion is that he or
she has heart disease. Dyspepsia has often
been pronounced incurable, but experience
has shown that Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
will vanquish it, together with the consti-
patton and bilious arrangement which
usually accompany it. Diseases of the kid
neys or supposed rheumatic pains are also
frequent concomitants Of dyspepsia, but
they, too, succumb to the above named in
valuable corrective.
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Amite County.

ROSE HILL, ANTE Co, Sept. 6, 1876.
Rose Hill Democratic Club.
President, G. NJ. Lindsay.
Vice-President. w. s. Crawford.
Secretary, l.. r. Sehleiper.
Very respectfully,
Z. j. CAPELL, p. NJ.
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STATE GF NEW YORK.

l. William Walsh, Clerk of the supreme Court 10 hereby certify that Edward Roweu
whose anne is appended to the foregoing deposition, was on the date thereof a Notary
Public in md for The City and County Of New York, duly authorized to administer c-hs for
general pmposes;a and thatI an well acquainted With the handwning of the said Edward
owe AM verify believe thatu signatures said deposition are. genuine
IEsnNo rWHEREoF lhayeh erunO set m ~ hand and affixed m seal this 18th dy Of
May 1876 NM WALSH. CLERK
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.FIr.t In War, First i'm Peace

D. r. LONGING. Sao-a,a-,as
W. NJ. RoBKRrsoNS
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nUCATIONAL
Fab LAWN
M INSTITUTE.

THE next Regular Session 81 FAIR LAVE
i INSTITUTE will open on MONDAY, the 18th
day Of September, under the su~perintendenee
Of Miss FAExrE JSHssTos. as Principal, as
sisted By Miss FANNIE r. MosELY.
Miss Johnston is q graduate Of the Augusta
| Female Institute Miss Baldwin'sl Of Vir-
| giRis.
The patronage Of the friends Of this aid and
~Hell-known institution Of learning IL respect
fully solicited.
Au0 16 1STfAw
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CALLED MEETING OF THE BOARD.
MAYORS OFFICE, Sept. II, 1876.


Present: His Honor, Jno. McGill, Mayor;
Aldermen Spengler, Kavanaugh and Ward.
The Mayor stated the object of the called
meeting WAS to consider the petition of the
citizens Of Jackson in reference to Pearl
River bridge, asking the Board to make up
the deficit in amount of costs of the bridge,
over the amount paid by the county.
On motion Of Mr.. Ward, seconded by Mr..
williams. the Board authorized the Issuance
of warrants to the amount Of $5T5. $535 OF
which TO be Issued to NJ. 5. Haste, and So
to be placed In the hands of the Street
Committee to assist in grading the wesi
bank Of the river in front OF the bridge.
The chairman Of the Street COMMITTEES
was directed to request parties on Farsi
street to remove the distractions on tina
street, aud II not done, the Chairman Of tbs
Committee shall notify the Clerk of tn
Board, who shall rave notices served upol
the parties so refusing by the City MAJ
shall.
On motion, the Board adjourned.
JNO. McGILL,
J.. 5. HAMILTON. Mayor.
ClnrE
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI. ; Scr.

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI Sci.
the foregoing Statement Of tbs HANOVER FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY is truly and cor
copied from the original on file IN my Office
GIVE UNDE My HAND AMI OFFICIAL sea- at Jackson this 8h aav Of September 1876
W. H. GIBBS Auditor fPuhhc AccunH.
BARROWS d SMYTHE,
Agents jackson, Miss
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Lafayette County.

OXFORD, MISS, Sept. sth, 1875
DEAR SIR: Below please find list of off,
GERS of "The Tilden Reformers."
President, w. ]. Showers, Oxford.
Vice-President, o. L. Carter, Oxford.
Treasurer, j. w. Mcleod.
Secretaries, r, j. Guthrie, A. NJ. Barry
W. NJ. Cook.
We number IA members. There are Is
Reform Clubs in the county.
Respectfully,
w. NJ. Cook.
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Judgment Sept. I'D. 1876.
VS.. NooNAS, in the Justices Court
of John MeGill, Mayor
VS.. and Ex-ofhcio Justice
J. p, Mechanics lien
JONI TIProN, for SIS ., interest and
BENNY TIPrOs. costs.
Under and by Virtue Of a Writ of Execu-
~ ton from the Justices Court Of John
McGill, Mayor of Jackson and ex-oficio Jus
tice of the Peace in and for Kinds county,
Mississippi l will on the 7th day of October,
1876, within legal hours, at the eastern door
of the City Hall, IN jackson, Miss, proceed to
sell st public auction, TO the highest and best
bidder, for cash, the following described pro-
perry, to-wit: "A certain lot in square No. 19,
in the city of Jackson - said county and
Estate, beginning AT northwest corner of the
: lot conveyed by ]. n. Odeneal TO L. G.. Tur-
g ner, thence 90 feet along Pearl street; thence
. south l6 feet; thence east 50 feet 10 L. G.
Turner'S west line; thence north to place Of
beginning; also, a certain building situated
"on said land, and the improvements there
on
Said properly will be sold to satisfy said
Mechanics lein thereon for $685., interest
and costs.
NJ. FAY, Marshal and Constable.
Septic, '76-td.
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Clarke County.

Maxwell Democratic Club; Shubuta
Postoffiee.
H. ]. PErTUs, Secretary.
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CLASSICAL SCHOOL
AT Drownsviues TeAn.

ny JOHN G. PETgS, " A.. Of the Tai
d zersity Of Virginia
Specially designed to prepare n0ys aud
Young Men for asy one Of The Universities -
Tennessee, or West Virginia.
Session opens 9Th September 1915 81 -.
tinues for % weeks
1slms nsI -ssOn, 500, half in advance
sssc ,sacation desired For full informa
..on apply for Circular.
JOHN C. PETTUS.
Brownsville, TenE
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20 when II May Concern.

OFFICE on SAT- IREAsURER-
Jackson, Miss May 8. 1876
NOTICE has this day been given. that tie
IN American Life Insurance Company, q
PhiladeIphia. viii Withdraw their deposit
from the Treasur54 ak nonths from the date
w. L. HKMIEn-
a'Y lssa-s& s.ass Treasure.
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ROANOKE COLLEGE-It - highly
gratifying TO the friends % Roanoke Col
lege that he number Of students eenfi"ufs
% Increase. notwithstanding the Financial
strin xency 81 thr times. For i've yesFst III
college has been steadily growing Among
our Virginia colleges. only the three Siafss
Observation-Disclosures o. Virginia. Agfi-
cultural College and Nj itary Institute
bal p larger attendance lat session tisah
X auoke College. And now Roanoke i~-
gins the twenty-fnurth se lion with IA In
crease over the number AZ the Op-uing last
year. Tbs students already prv-eut euHt-
from fifteen States, Arkansas and Florida
being repr--entei Tor the fret time siuce
The war. Next IN attendance u Virginia,
come Texas, West Virginia, and Miszis,ipP.
Roanoke M . justly claim TO be the most
u~rBsperous college 10 the old ID ninlOu-
The COHserratiUe. (Salaa Va beFtl4A-