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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-26

GRAND CONCERT GIVEN BY Nine.
" LAVAL STOECK LEM, with the kind as
slstance of Mr.. ANDRES and the CiNCIN :
NATl QUARTETTE CLUB, on WEUNES-
DAY, January &C. in Nicholson Hall Tickets
81, to be sold by all music stores and at MIR.
Fenner's drug store, corner Vine and Eighth
streets. ja25-2t
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[ From STRIBLEY u CO., Shoe Manufactur.
ers Of twenty two years experienced

We are running the Wheeler & Wilson Sow
ing Machine No. g. by Steam power, at speed
of 700 stitches per minute on Ladies' and
Misses Fine Shoe Uppers, and find it superior
to any thcr machine in the following par
ticulars:
1t will close seams with heavy silk in leather
tighter. without puckering, than any machins
we know. 1t will close leather seams with
MarshalPs Cabled Thread at above speed equal
to the Howe Cylinder Machine.
1t runs faster and makes . more regular
stitch on fine leather than any machine we
have ever used.
We believe it win prove very durable ma
chine, and when wors down may be repaired
cheaper and better than the average of first
class machine. STRIBLEY & co.
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We use and cheerfuliy recommend the
Wheeler n Wilson No. 0 Sewing Machine a.
the best in use for Shoe Fitting
Our display Of Ladies' and Misses Fine
Shoes, at the Cincinnati Exposition Of 1875 was
Stitched and Fitted ON these Machines.
KRIPPENDORF q HART.
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LOUISVILLE, Mss Sept. Is. 1876.
herewith send IisE Of Titlen Re.arn.
Clubs in Wilkinson county, together with
the Presidents and Past Ufficsrs of the yarl
oas ciuhs.
Ls'UisvILLE-M. Me;ts. President; John
g. Miller, Secretary. PO-tofiee, L1uisytIle
number Oi members, $50
PERKISsvILLE-C w. Richards. Presi-
dent. PostOffice, PerkinsYille; members.
las
WIxsTkNvILLE-T. Anderson. President
P1stoihce, Feam Sprlugs; members, 81.
wEBsrER-J. 5. White, President; q. w
Whi.e, Secretary. Postofiiee, Webster
members, 100.
BEAT No. At. L. Moore, President; W.
3. miller, Secretary. Postoliice, New Pros
pect: mem 5ers. IS.
CENTER RIDGE-w. G. Hudson. Psvsi.
dent; +. N. sharp, Secretary. Postoslice.
Rome /; members, 75.
PLATTsBURGE-S. j. Miller. President. !
ID. Lee, Secretary. Postoftice, Piastsburgu :
mem bers, about 100
NoxUPATER-F. NJ. Ball, President. POST
office, Noxupater; mem bers %.
CooPwoop-Haye not learned who ID
President. PostOffice, Coopwood.
This completes an organization In each
voting district, except two. it, the county,
and Tomorrow / am to attend and organize
u club in one of them. have. at 10 time,
ever seen the people OF this county SO unit
ed aud so fully aroused as they are in the
pending election. The colorcd meu-are
joining our clubs, and feel confident that
maEy OF them will vote with US. you may
bank old Wilkinson for 500 or l,0OO majori-
ty, Respectfully,
NJ. A. METTs.
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JAcKsoH, Mss Sept. Is, 1873.
Ths STATE Bosrd OF Rsglstration met at
AS Cspieol, sept. 95th. The following ap-
DolnlmenH Of Registrars were made:
WARRnN CoUHTY Isaac N. Blessing,
vies Joseph W. Short, resigned; james
Henry TrOwbridge, vice J. ID. Tlaaey, rs-
slRnea.
wAsNINoToN CouNTT.-E. x. stafford,
vice J. W Piles, resigned.
RnANELIN COUETT.-Wm. r. Moore, vice
Jas. q. Magea. resigned.
JAcKsoN OoUErI.-Nelsoa Wood, vice
g. n. " osd, resigned.
HaNeooK CoUETT.--Darriagton white,
vice Howard W. Wilkinson, removed; James
S. Truly, vice Hugo Hoffman. removed.
TALOBusuA CouNTT.-W. 7. SpearmaHr
vice Simon Gran, renewed.
LINooLN CoUNrT.--Samuel W. Behruan,
yles WIN. L. Mitchell, reaiKned.
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Carroll COunay

CARaoLLroz, Sept. "a 1876.
The following Tilden and Hendricks
Clubs have been organized in this county ::
CARRoLLToN-Prssiden r. D. Banghs
Secretary, A. NJ. Nelson.
Cono-President, DIR. j. N. Keyes, Sec
retary, VIM. Farmer.
SEVEN PINEs-President, Dr. j. NJ APP
plewhite; Secretary, J. w. McMath.
TEoc President, J. C. Ferguson; Secre-
tary, II. S. Young.
VALLEY HILL-PresideAt, E. N Hemp
hill; Secretary, Lee Mcmillan
BLACK KHAwK-President, DR.. B. F .Kitrell
Secretary, T. II. Chew.
OLD SALEM-President, W. W. Conger
Secretary, w. S. Fades.
yAIDEN-President. John Cunningham
Secretary, Potter the Printer.
GERENToN-President, 7 T. Hamilton
Secretary, J. II. Barrow.
BKAT No. President, -- Sec.
retary, E NJ. Hanks.
Carrollton is the postoffiee Of r. D. Baugh
DR.. J. NJ. Keyes, J. c. Ferguson, E. n
Hzmphill and F. II. Hanks.
Black Hawk-Dr. B. F. Kitrell, ". W
Conger and DR.. ]. n AppIewhite.
Vaiden-T. 7. Hamilton and John Gun
ningham.
Very respectfully,
| W. F. HAMILTON.
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PapAOned.

A The July Tsrn, 1870, OF the Circuit
Cout Of Llncoln county, Charles MAgee
~ coavisted Of assault and battery with
Iatsnt to klll, sad sentssesd to the Penitsa-
tsrY bE Ave yoors. Oa the 10Th Of Sep
Hpbor, = pardon vas granted ~ his Ex-
~llsnay, GSesrnor Stone. The pardon was
rcpOmm ended By Hon. J. u. Smylle, the
judge Who presided at the trial. by Hon. II.
Cassody, Jr., the District Attorney, Hons.
nanj. Kag, and r. II. Thompson, and up
wards Of 900 other eitIEsns Of Lincsln and
CoplAh counties, aRd vAs granted on ac-
OOent pf the youth aud previous good char
actev sf Magee, ana the extreme age and
hslplsssuess Of his father and mother, with
vhsn he lives aud whose support he is.
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Washington County.
GREENvILLE. Mss. Sent. ]

GREENvILLE, Miss, Sept. IL. 1876.
Below l hand you list of officers of the
three Tilden, Hendricks and Reform Clubs
already formed in this (Washingtun) coan-
ty, and 10 which | would be glad il you
would have campaign documents forwarded.
viz:
GREESvILLE TILDEN AND HENDRIKs CLUB.
JnO. H. Nelson. President.
Ed Kennedy, 1st Vice-President.
J. ID. Webster, 21 Vice-P President.
l.. WileZnick. 81 Vice President.
|. Isenburg. 4th Vice President.
l., Fall, 9th Vice-President.
Jas. Rucks, Secretary.
VIM. Werles, Assistant Secretary.
w. A. Everman, Treasurer.
P0stofiice, Greenville, Miss.
sToEEvILLE TILDEN REFORM CLUB.
Z. Bourges, President
LomaX Anderson, Vice. President,
j. l.. Griffin, Secretary and Trearurer.
Postofiiee, Greenyille, Miss.
AEcoLA TILDEN REFORM CLUB.
r. G. Sims, President.
have not been informed as to names Of
other officers of ArcoIa Club. There will
be at least two other clubs formed during
the present week, and as soon as same arc
organized shall furnish names of officers.
Our people are fully awake TO their duty
and are determined to do it.
Yours respectfully,
WM. @. YERGER,
Chairman Dem. Con. Elk. Com.
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Your Ilrs worm 10 Cent.?

Sickness prevails everywhere, and every
body complains OF some disease during their
life. When sick, the object is TO get well
now 70 saw plainly thar no person in this
world that Is suffering with Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint and its effects, such as Indiges-
tIon, Costiveness, Sick Headache, Sour
stomach, Heart Burn, palpitation of the
Heart, Depressed Spirits, Biliousness, etc,
can take GREKN's AUGUsT FLOWER without
getting relief aud cure. II you doubt this,
send to W. N. WILKERsoS, Druggist, Mem
phis, and get a Sample Bottle for 10 cents
and try IL. Regular size 75 cents. Two
doses will relieve you. sep27.
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Notice.

In the District Court of the United States. for
the Northern District of Mississippi.
John Newell, J. B. Alexander.
Illinois Central Railroad Com
panY, ct al.
Mississippi Central Railroad IN Equity.
Company, New Orleans, Jack
son and Great Northern Rail-
road Company, ct al.
TN PURSUANCE to a decretal order made
Il by said Court in said cause, the under
signed, as Clerk and special Master of said
Court, will, on the 18th and l7th days of Oeto
Der next, in the Office of the Clerk of the
Chancery Court, in the city of Holly Springs.
Miss, and on the 23d and 24th day Of October
next, in the Office Of the Clerk Of the Chan
Gerry Court, in the city of Grenada, Miss.
and on the goth and Slst days of October next,
in the Office Of the Clerk of the Circuit Court
Of the United States, in the city of Jackson.
Miss, and from the lst to the 18th of Novem-
Der next, in the Office Of the Clerk of the Dis
trict Court Of the United States, in the city of
Oxford, Miss, proceed to take proof of the
amounts due the Complainants or Defendants,
OF other persons who may hold any of the
bonds or coupons described in the Deeds of
Trust filed with the bill or answers and who
may desire to claim, under the decree in said
causn, and whether the same be due upon
bonds, coupons or interest upon coupons. or
otherwise under said deeds of trust
This September 18th, 1876.
G. R. HILL, Special Master.
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new g VaaqsIsh the ssO@aeh'-
TOrm@ntsg

n the Ksemy Sf mankind va permitted
n exert hls dlabOlieal Ingenuity In the ia
vention Of new disease, he could scarcely
aavlse 0ns more worthy Of his genius thaa
dyspspsla The dyspePtic sufferer Is tor
nsntea symptoms resembling those Of al
mest every unknown malady, and u often
worried intO nonomania ~ these conflict
Ing and perplexing manifestations. IA
vorlts though Absard hallBeinatiOu Of the
vletlm OF chronic Indigestion Il that he or
che has heart disease. Dyspepsia has oitsn
bssn pronounced ineurable, bat experiences
has shovn hat HOstettsr's Stomach Bitters
Ntli vanQuish Il, together with the eOnstl-
Daaisn and bullOus dsrangsment which
sssAllJ aeoompany it. Diseases Of the kid
nays % supposed rheumatic pains are also
freguent concomitants Of Dyspepsia, but
1hey, tee, saccumb 10 the above named Ia
valuable corrective.
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COPIAH COUNTY.
Piah County with Their
Omcers.

DTsTRTOT /.
EaAaEEII UEs ss-.-4r=r lsooper, x-restaessE
J. w. Cranberry, E. w. Brown, Secreta-
ries.
MARrIvsvrLLE-A. P. Barry. President;
Secretary Geo. Ray.
GALMAN-Wm. Sumral, President, W. J.
Galman, Secretary.
Rose HILL.--Bud Higdon, President; L.
n. Wilson, Secretary.
GALLATIN-W. 2. Ware, President; J, g.
Taylor, Secretary.
DISTRICT 2
BEAUREGARD.-L. o. Bridewell, Presi-'
dent; CA. Hamilton, Secretary.
WRssoN.-H. A. Evans, President; c. E.
Hartwell, Secretary.
RocKPoRT-B. F. Brown, President; L.
B. Ramsey, Secretary
DIsTRIcT3
REHoBErH-J. B. GOA, President; Jno
Fore, Secretary.
DISTRICT A.
PINE BLUFF .-Wm. Hood. President; J
J Ellis, Seepetry.
GReEN's STORE D. L. Hunt, President
Judson Jacobs, Secretary.
BURroNroN.-Wm. Miles, President
- Secretary.
| HEATH's SToRE.-W. r. Trim, President
Robert <. Foster, Secretary.
New HoPE.-A. G. Carter, President;
II. Harris, Secretary.
DISTRICT 5.
CRYSTAL SPRINGs.-W. {. Wilkinson
President; j. 5. Harris, Secretary.
BRowN's SToRE.--A. B. Guyues, Presi
dent; Frank Catching, secretary.
HoPEwELL.-Louis Keno, President; Jnt
Heard, Secretary.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE DEMOCRATIC AN
CONSERVATIVES PARTY OF coPIAH
COUNTY.
Tim z Cooper, chairman; H. c. Con
Secretary John Dunning, C. A. Ray, L.
Bufkin, j. r. Harris, Fl. J. Harris, w.
Ware, Arch Steele, T. E. Millsaps, J.
Ellis, A. Afford.
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The Markets.

NEw YoRK, Sept. 25.-GOld l0l<. Cot
ton-Midland uplands, lie; Orleans Il@ll-
Ice.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 25.--COttOn. demand
good sales OF 2, $50 bales. Good ordinary,
9iS09sSc; low middling, 10lS close mid
ding. lO3<@l0TSc; good mlddling, 1lL0
Ike. Receipts: net, 5.207 bales; gross,
6,655 bales. Exports: TO Liverpool, 1910
bales stock on hand, A,97s bales.
Sugar, fair 70 choice. 1O5zc@ll5Se. Mo-
lasses-choice 60e Flonr-superfine to
choice, t3-509ST IS G0rn-white. IS,
yellow. IS. Ness pork. $3.50; shoulders,
ec@l0kc; clear sides, lie; sugar-cured
hams, l7e Ceffee. 15l<e019e- Hay, ordi-
nary 70 choice. elO00@$lS.O0-
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WEpSEspAY. Sept. ls

WEDNESDAY,. Sept. rs. 1876.
The meeting was called TO order by the
chairman, when the committee on resolu-
tiOBs reported as follows:
Ihe Cnmmittec appointed at q meeting
uf the II AZ ehurst Bar. uanfhe llth OF Sep
tember, ls76, To dFaft resolutions expressive
Of the feeling of TIE Bar OH The melancholy
eveRt occa-I0sed By the death of the Hon.
Ephriam 6. Peg ton. report:
That IL seems needless in this COUNTY,
where the learned jurist commenced and
continued those professional labors which
% emineufly qualified him sor the position
hs occupied on the Bench until = short pe-
rod before his death. TO do more than to
call to mind some of his admirable aud dis
uhguished traits ofcharacter.
In his family he was remarkable for his
kindIess, Indulgence and generosity, and
vas the pattern Of prOpriety. His deport-
ment Ia society, at the Bar and on the
BeHcf was IN arked at all times with that
gneefui courtesy that distinguishes the
yrutleinen of culture and refinement. He
Fiis ! generous friend to the Young and ia
Experienced practitioner, and extended to
hi . that consideration which encouraged
~ studious application TO the learned pro-
fession II whieahe had embarked, and 70
.4eiSii life accoIn piisned Judge had devoted
,.ln ST lsssSa slsase many years Of toll.
Htbtl TIT stt@ u fta-iacrs
ysnfDlled his Eanie In the rank Of tue mast
4esraeft Insists OF his age. and We may add
that the frames. decision aud stern intev.
rlty OF the lamented late Chief-Justice, Who
diSrObed himself of the ermine as he put il
on, pure and undefiled, are not less worthy
OF admiration aud emula lation than was his
proiund knowledge OF his profession.
Trusting that this expression of our re-
gard Tor the many virtues of .he departed
may not be unacceptable to his bereayed
family; therefore oe 1t
Res0lred, That we cherish with grateful
reverence the memory of the late Chief
Justice OF our State, the Honorable Ephri-
am u. Peyton, and that we tender our
heartfelt sympafhieS to his grief-stricken
family in his their bereavement.
Rts0lued, That we wear tha customary
badge of mourning for thirty DAYS.
ReSoIred, That the proceedings of this
meeting be present to the Court with the
request that they be spread upon the min
ntes; that copy be delivered by the Secre-
tary of this meeting to the family of the de-
ceased, and tha, copies be published in the
news papers OF this county and In the pa
pers at Jackson, TO which the Secretary is
requested to furnish copies.
II, B. MAYEs, Chm'n.
Sd MoREHEAD,
. II. @. FAIRMAN,
Committee.
On motion of Mr.. B. King, Jr, the re-
port was received and the CONF mmittee dis
charged.
Oz motion of 7. E. Cooper, ESQ, the res
elutions were unanimously adopted.
The meeting adjourned sine die.
j. B. CHRIshAN, Chm'n.
II. c. Conn, Sec'y.
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Medical College
OF ALABAMA, At NOZZLE.


THE REeULAE CogEsE or LE%crUnLs % viii
i begin TUESDAY, NovEzBER l4TH, 1916 and
close about the 10Th Of March tollsWlng.
sSTGhhff SThf tbg middle q 6eto5er al Which tine
the Disseeting Rooms will be open
The CRY DIsPEEsARY has been removed 70
the College Building. In the course Of the
wear several thousand patients are examined
and prescribed for at this Dispenssry, in the
presence Of the Students.
FACULTY:
2. A. Ross, u. D., Emeritus Professor Of Ma
terra Medica and Therapeutics.
GEORGE A. KEIcHUn, NJ. D. Professor Of the
Science and Art Of Medicine.
Z. H. FouREIKR, NJ D., Professor Of MateTia
Mediea and Therapeutics.
VIZ. H. ANDERSON, D. D. Professor Of Ply
IT, p 'fIs HHtssirs. NJ. D.. Professor Of Surgery.
JAMEs 2. HAEEIsoS, JRs N. D., Professor Of
Ix,e1S coesrax. N. D. Professor Of Public
Hygiene and Medical Jurisprudenee-
lE P. GarxEs, II. D., Professor Of Clinical
Ico.oTTr OwKx. VI. D., Professor Of Obstet-
ries and Diseases Of Women and Children
caIKs ToxET, n. D., Professor Of Anatomy
lRHErr GcoDK, n D. and W. D. BIEEKLL
n D., Demonstrators Of Anstomy-
~ LEcTUKTs FREE 10 Students from al
PARTS Of the United States.
Matriculation Fee.--------- sd W
DissectinR Fee----.-.-.-.. ~ W
II For further particulars ana SIreulars appl
/ "a W. II. ANDERSON, n D.,
Dean Of the Faculty.
Mobile, June !, 1s7s-aug. 2 '7s-2m-
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MISSISSIPPI
Military Institute.
ABERDEEN.

A CHARTERED INSTITUTION. Session
u begins Monday, October I'd, 1876.
MorTo-Soldier. Scholar. Gentleman. Gov
ERxMEET-Positive and Kind. ISsIKUcTToH,
Thorough. CURIcULuN.-Preparator and Col
legiate. FACILITIES. - Excellent Teachers
Fine Apparatus; Comfortable Building, and
Elegant Society.
Fine Breach Loading Cadet Rites, two pieces
Of Artillery with equipments, etc., together
with an officer graduate Of West Point as
Professor Of Tactics and assistant Professor Of
Mathematics are 10 be furnished by the gem
ersl government
CHARGEs-Tuition, Board, Washing, Fuel
and Lights, per Term Of AZ months only
800. Send for Catalogue.
z. H. MURFEE, PKEsIDEET.
Aug. 2, '76-2m.
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OF NEW YORK
nave and appoint in the STATE Of Mississippi
Of
ding to the laws and practice said alc
dandr
WITNESS Our hands and the seal said Company this 18th
5 dent;
l. SecrtAr
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PEoE. SsLDEH WArKIEs, We are
plezsef to 80 by tbs circular Of Mem phIs
rrstotaat Collegiate Institute, occupies
the chair - English branches sAd Physical
crisncsu IL thst instltutIOs. Thsre ls very
ovsurui -sr--s i'sr~ that he dia nst ss-l.
sppl- for the position OF Phacipal OF the
Public school, In thls city, which be -
s'islsnuy dlled last year. lie is a valuable
ecQuiaItlon 10 the educatlng force OF Mem
Dhia
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A MAN went home in q bad temper.
His supper wasn't ready. ''What in
thundefs the matter1" he asked, though
thunder" wasn't the word he used
''The fire inst As hot as you temper, my
dear, was the reply. He didn't ask any
more cOnundrums that evening.
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AnG arus In The hearts Of the Thousands Who
we're oncsyths victims Of disordsred liver
Ana iaa altsadant maladiss. Such e Con-
stipaGion, Bllli0us Fsvsrs, Collie DispspsiA
Sick HsadacAc. Chllls, Rheumatism, Gout.
Jaundies. Rsstisssness. Loss 81 Appetite and
01nsral Debility. .-Ylrst Dn- fUrT's PrLLs,
ata then hsaltA and happiness" b their
nstrp. This h the result Of Americas
prwnna In sclsncs. Diseases that wers
ouo treated By smeties, bllsters, lancstl,
s,arVutioa and pOlsoasus minerals. are nov
e~Fsi by thsss safe and gsntls pills, which
mRFt sirsngsh 70 ths body, whIls they re-
msps aii uAhmlthy sseFstionA
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k.FssE late GHEEF-JUsTECE
tEYTON.


At meeting Of the members Of the bar
OF Go..ish county. held AZ the court-house
Ia ii ZtlIurs. Seprsmher llIh. 1876; on
motion OF Hon. II. B. MAyes Hon. !. b.
Chrisman a. cal e.l To the chair. and On
ma ion oI Hon. ". A. Stone, II. c. Cons,
E~q I, Nas requested TO set a Secretary
1ae chair explained the object Of the
meeting 10 be t0 psss resolutions expressive
oI The sense of the Bar upon the death Of
The Hen. E. g. Peytof, late Chlef-Jusfice
Of our state.
On motion Of Hon. II. B. Mayes, the chair
was requested 10 appoint = committee 70
.fr.it resolutions oppressive Of the sense Of
ibis Inserting.
The ehair aepoiut@d as committee on
resoluiions Mes-r<. II. b. Mayes, S. J.
Noreiead and II. c. FAirmSn-
Meeting adjourned To await the report Of
the committee
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AmIse Counsy.
ANN courrr. Mrss. sept. /,

ANTE CoUNTT, MISS, Sept. Il, 1876.
We have organized Democratic club in
the eastern part of Amlte county, name
-Tilden Reform with:
T. n. Jackson, President.
7. l.. MeGehee, vice-President-
J. NJ. Robinson. secretary.
Any information and plan Of work will
be thankfully received
address 7. n. jackson. Summit, Pike
county, Mississippi.
Al EvERErr, sec'y pro. tsm-
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ODD RELLoWsHIP.-W are indebted
% Tho eovFtsSy OF our townsnAn, Hon. d.
Z. Brrrous, nou In Philadelphia Ia attend
Srce on tho Supreme Grand Lodge OF Odd
FsiiO--a. for sivanee sheets Of the proesed-
iags % thst body. The reports show total
Lode end Encampment membership OF
c'a,t~e; expended for relief. during past
yC,f, Oi, ,09s s6s 02.
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rae Mokk OF ORGlNIxATIeA.
R--Poase Groa the Democratic
Conservative Clab-

The following additional reports hare
been received from Democratic Con
seryative organizations They have
been placed in communication with the
Headquarters of the National Executive
COMMITTEES Of the party, IL New York:
Samaer Coansy.
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PROCLAMATION.
ESQ 90 REWaRD.

WEEREAS, Il appears By Information re-
w eeived BY me, that HKxKT WIGeISs, con-
Wet, effected his escape from the Penltentiary
walls in Jackson, Miss, August list, ls16. and
IS still 4t large;
Now, therefore, l. j. N. STONE, Governor
Of Mississippi, do offer the above reward fer
the arrest aud confinement in jail Of the said
convict, HKSRT WIGsISs, said reward Fay
able By Messrs Hamilton Hebron, Lessees
Mississippi State Penitentiary. And de
moreover. REQUIRE all officers Of this State 10
be diligent in their efforts 20 arrest said fu-
gitiEe. Henry Virgins.
Given under my hand and the Great Seal
r. of the State afixeI, at jackson. this
- 18Th day Of September, A d. 1876.
By the Governor: J. NJ. STONE.
JAMES HILL, Secretary Of State.
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We have = club OF 55 true Democrats,
kHsWn - Cadarette Club Oar offers
urs--
Jeseph II. Pryor. President.
Thus. Milton, LIST e-president.
II A Parker, "a VIee-Presidsn..
, Frank. -eretAry.
Our Club Is IN = prOsperiHg condition
Respectfully,
- FRANK
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Dc. A II. Humans. vsuid inform HE
isrner patrons, aud the publlc generally,
thst he can bo found as usual In hIs old
psors, corner Of state aud Pearl streets,
vilh improved instruments and material.
Sbtalued while SIsltlns the north. prepared
y perform all operations, Ia q manner squAl
- rls best. Il
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EDUCATIONAL.
UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA
NEW ORLEANS.


MEDICAL DEPARTMENT..
FACULTY:
A. H. CENAS, NJ. D., Emeritus Professor of
Obstetrics.
L. G: RICHARDSON, NJ. D., Professor Of
Surgery.
SAMUEL H. BEMTss, NJ. D., Professor of
SANFORD E. eHAILLE. NJ. D., Professor of
so5R RRPPIfiii9sl98gXEs Il s9gg1X
istry. a ~ -----
SAMUEL LOGAN, NJ. D., Prosssso. Of Ans,.
ERNEST s. LEWIS, NJ. D., Professor ef OBJ
stetrics.
THOMAS J. HEARD, MD, Professor of Ma
terra Medica.
ALBERT MILES, NJ D., Demonstration Of
Anatomy.
The FOrty-third Annual Course
of Instruction
in this deparimentwill commence on Monday,
the 18th of NOVEMBER, 1876, and terminal e
on the third Saturday of March, 1877. Pre-
\ liminaTy lectures on Clinical Medicine and
Surgery will be delivered in the amphitheairs
of the great Charity Hospital, beginning OF
the 10Th of October, without any charge to tn,
| Etudents The anatomical rooms will b,
opened at the same time. The members Of thu
Faculty are visiting physicians and surgeons
TO the Charity Hospital, and give instrctioI
daily at the bedside of the sick.
FEES.-As the practical advantages afferd
ed in New Orleans for a thorough scquaini
ance with all the branches of medicine ar
quite as great as, if not superior to, those Of
fered by the schools of New York and Phils
delphia, the same fees are demanded. For q
the lectures, $40; Matrieulation, IS; Pract
cal Anatomy, $40; Graduation. $50. Psy
ment required in advance.
For circular and catalogue address
T. G. RICHARDSON, NJ. D., Dean.
June 2S, 1S76.-3m@
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srW ADVERTISEMENTS.
REMOVAL.

A vIRDES has removed TO the NEAL
"a. BUILDING, and Is now opening large
and complate saock Of Groceries, Provisions,
and Plantation Supplies. in the stores recently
occupied by Gas Asher and the Singer Sewing
Machine Connany. where hss old customers
aud the public are invited 10 call
jackson. Sept q, 76-2w.
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FAIR LAWx
FEMALE INSTITUTE.

THE next Regular Session. Of FAN L9EE
i IysTTTrrE viii open on MONDAY, the lbth
day Of September. under the superlnte neenes
Of Miss RAENrK JoHHsTozs - fu1espaAi -
visted by Miss RAEEIE B. MosELf.
p.-..I. 4--fis1te Mis- BAIdEinssl Of Fir-
gizia- - a.. IA -
The pztrs1ageo 81 the Ls.s--s Z. -; - - ,-.-s
veII-known institution q iesFnlAk = 70 Psss-
lfaIly solicited.
Aug. les ls76-4ws
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STATE OF NEW YORK.


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VB had the pleasure Of . visit this
moEnlrg from Col. +. 7. Cooper, OF the Me-
rieisn Comet on his VAy 70 the Centen-
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