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A well informed correspondent from
Woodville writes:
"All starts off well here. Gen. Chalmers
was with us and made a fine impression.
A number of colored voters are joining our
clubs and marching in our procession.
thirk you may set down Wilkinson-the
lower county in the block on shoestring
District--ior Tilden, Chalmers and reform
All looks propitlous and without "iniimi-
dalton" too.
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Our FRTLSDs. We are indebted to
The following friends Of Tue CLARION for
large addition. 20 oar subscription lists for
which they will pleas accept our thanks !:
Mes-srs. a. / Guntharp, Of CoiTeeville /;
l.. Riley, Of Hebron; ThOs A Hart, OF
Ripley; L g. Chapman, Of Centerville;
W o .Poindexter,of Sidon; +. d. BeaulInd,
VI Spring Port; p Barksdlle, Of Yazoo
Ciiy;J benson, o: Silver Creek; ana
" i Jones. OF Utica
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No BAcK NuMnrRs.-WI

No BACK NUMBERS. We are receiv-
Eng numerous clubs from our friends, ac-
compauied with a request to send back
numbers. We regret that we cannot COM
ply with the request. We never print more
Of any issue OF TINS CLARION than the exact
number Of our subscription lists, aud there
tore have no bnck numbers.
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MARION SMITH, Esq, Superintendent
OF the Penitcntiary, returned Monday even
Ing from an inspecting tour to the convict
encampments in Washington, Bolivar aud
Issaqucna countles lie will report to the
Governor the result ct his examinations.
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REv. II. o. CRANE, son Of Rev. w.
C.Crane, ID D., OF this city, died very
suddenly OF heart disease, at his home In
sherman, Texas, on Monday Ills re-
mains viii ARRIVE here this "wednesday
morning, and The funeral will take place
frnm 50 Anhrews chnrch
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READ IT.
AUGUSTA, Ga, November A, ISL

AUGUSTA, GA, November 4, ISL
Dr. Turf:
Dear Sir: As Hair Dresser for twenty
five years. both in Europe and America,
have used all kinds of hair dyes, and / am
happy to say that yours is superior to any l
have ever seen. lzor several years have
used it with the greatest satisfaction to my
self and customers.
Respectfully,
c. BALKAN,
French Hair Dresser
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Coon ON GATHRIGHr.-COOper gets
off the following in his Comet:
An Indian in East Mississippi, visiting
the Capitol, was astonished to find our
old friend Gathright there, and thus ac-
costed him:
" Hello! Gat-right,- Summerville,
used to be a school-house."
" Yes, that's me-" responded Gath
right.
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REGfsTRATioS N HtxDs.-Terry,
whites % blacks. l9i Byram. whites, 81 (;
blacks, lS Tinuin Monument, whites 1884, /;
blacks, 4Os- Total COZ In the Nor b
Ward o. Jackson, 1t day. whites. 80;
blacks. Isl Total, 2il Twelve NJ. yes
tsrday. g.
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ROANOKE COLLEGE.
SALEM, VIRGINIA.

NEXT SESSION BEGINS SEPTEMBER
IN 9TH. Collegiate and Preparatory courses,
Unsurpassed Location, Healthy Mountain
Climate, Moral Community. Moderate Ex-
penses. From Sl60 to $40 for ten months lin
Guiding board, tuition, etc, etc. College quite
prosperous. Students from all ctions of the
country-l7 from Mississippi. For Catalogues,
etc, address Secretary of Faculty. Roanoke
College, Salem, Va.
lnlv 10 i1h-6M
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NOTICE.

VHE BUSINESS OF n. ALLEN & CO.
L and B. I. & c. A. LIGox, Surviving part
ners, must be closed up this fall. Persons in
debted either by note or open account, must
come forward and pay up Immediately y, as we
are placing these claims IN the hands Of our
Attorneys for prompt settlement.
B. 7. s g. A. LIG0N.
Surviving partners Of W. II. ALLEN s Co.
Aug. 80 76-1n.
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KENTUCKY
Military Institute
Chartered i'm 1916.

fINhE THIRTY-FIRsT ANNUAL SESSION. begins
Il September 4th, 1876
The Charter places the X Vi. ]. under the
supervision Of the Governor OF Kentucky. and
Board Of Visitors appointed by him.
The location is six miles from Frankfort,
ny; IN the most healthy region in the State.
Classical, Scientific, Professional AMI BUSH
ness educationi discipline Of the Camp, with
the paternal element entering largely, result
ing IN habits Of order, DrompfHess, indusrfy,
obedience iruthfulness AMI manliness.
For Catalogues, address.
COL. ROBT D. ALLEN. Supt.
Farmdale P. o., Franklin Co XIV.
July 10, '762m.
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TINS School BOARD has elected the
following teachers for the College Green
school tor the incoming scholastic year;
Miss Annie Coo~pender, Principal, with
Mrs. Jennie Oliver, Miss Sue wilkinson,
Miss Coruclia Lusk, aud Miss Emma ksrr,
Assistants.
For st. James school tcolored.) Prof.
Isaiah Mitchell, Principal; Miss Belle
Campbell, Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs. ireland, Miss
Adol Mclaughlin, Mrs. Williams, As
sist1nts
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EDUCATIONAL.
VIRGINIA
MILITARY INSTITUTE

A LIMITED number Of vacancies viii ex-
"A ist in this well knsEn institution. Those
wishing appointments as Cadets viii address,
without delay.
GEx. FRANCIS H. SMITH. Sup't,
Lexington, Va
Auv p s-sf~
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SOUTH WARD REFORM CLUB
WEST JACKSON CLUB.
Committees Of south ward IiIdcn
and IHcudr cLSs Club.

Committee on CaHHgH-T.. W. Fitr. Char
man: u. g.. Beauliiru, 4. >. Bark dale, W.
- Smylir. Percy VI. Sm, the.
Oa Mnic--lsydpre schwartz, Chairman
4. -. Pace. j. $ Eictti
on Fmapce-F. A. Young, Chairman: z.
w Lusk, Jr, o. Clifton, w. j. Hale, ward
Nuigr.
On Enrolment Of Ne,o Members Henry
Strauss, Chairman Hamilton Arm sfroug
vi. Muller, William Hardy. Jnp. MELON
dell, b.. Cohen. Jr.. Nosr. schwartz. 4 !
Davis, simon Hurst, jeffrey Washington,
Hrht. Armstrong, johnson Sprpulr, Ell
Franklin, Geo. WiHlms, A, &. Kerr.
CaBimHfco oH RegisirdtilH-C hs. Howell,
Chairman; jas Gtlccrin. T. Il Carroll.
: tarriway, sam Asher !. $ Eictti.
Hamilton Arm strong, ~ Muller, Chts
TWloi, A Bgrg.. Henry Strauss, j Wheat
Hardy, T. y Chilea, : U Adlms, d. J
Cohen, Jr
JAS. COMPTON, President.
W. T.. SNYLtE. Secretary
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Ma JSo. a. wEBB. Agent Of the \.
o. 81 l. 4 &. r. r. and Pref Il L
Elwads hsvx returned TO the city
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To Whom it MAY Concern.

JACKSON, MISS, Feb. II, 1876
NOTICE Has BEEN GIVEN this day. that
IN the St Louis Mutual life Insurance Com
pany, AID the Mound City Mutual Life Insu-
rance Company, both of st. Louis, No. will
withdraw their deposit from the Treasury
six months from the date hereof,
W. L. HEMINGWAY,
State Treasurer.
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MISSISSIPPI
Military Institute.

A CHARTERED INSTITUTION. Session
II begins Monday, October ID, 1876.
MoTTo-SoldieF. Scholar, Gentleman. Gov
ERsNESI-Positive and Kind. DISTRACTION,
Thorough. CURIcULUN.-PreparatOr and COL
legiate. FACILITIES. - Excellent Teachers;
Fine Apparatus; Comfortable Building, and
Elegant Society.
Characterization, Board, Washing Fuel
and Lights, per Term Of AZ months. only
500. Send for Catalogue.
z. Il. MURFEE, PKEsIDExr.
Aug. 2. '7e-2m.
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DEArH oF JuDGE T.. q. PEYroS.--
Hon y @ rcyton, x-Chlef-Justlce, died
yesterday evening at ! o'clock, ut The resi-
dence Of Mrs Saunders lie had beon In
feeble health for MANY month";
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LEE AND JACKSON
Military Academy
BURKEVILLE, VA.

THE Fall Session of 1876 will begin the
l. First Monday in September.
EXPENSES PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS:
Board and Tuition, including Washing,
Fuel and Lights, $500
A full and competent Corps of Instructors
Diplomas TO graduates. For circulars con-
tanning full information, address
MAJ. d. J. BURGESS, Principal.
Aug. 2 '76-2w.
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Rrv. Ma. G,LLowAY delivered an
able address no the Methodist Church.
Sundty night. on the "wocs Of intemper-
ancc." The building was crowded with an
nllentlNr nnhirnrc.
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GRENADA
FEMALE COLLEGE.
Rev. ID. d. Moore, President.
THE Fall SESSION will open sErrExBEn
IL 4th 1916

THE Fall SESSION will open sEPrExBER
i 4th, 1876.
EXPENSES.
For five months, including board and lodg-
ing, with lights, fires, washing and tuition
in regular course, from sos to Sis.
THE ADVANTAGES
Of this School are not surpassed in the State,
having the best buildings, and beautiful
grounds. with Faculty equal to the best
Also 8 full Course Of stHdy, accurately and
thoroughly taught. Can accommodate 1Ol
boarding pupils. But one case last year re
quired the call Of 3 Physician; that va.
Whooping cough For particulars address
the President, or Gen E C--WalthaII- Hon
". r. BarksdaIe, Dr. Z W. Hughes. Capt. I
E Peacock, B. p Lake tof Lake Bros ans
Gearne Lake Trustees.
8nr Il 1R16-1m
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Franklin Female College.


TlHE TWENTY-sEVENTH ANNUAL SEES
i sion Of this School viii eamEaenee on
WEDNESDAY, the 18th day Of September, 1876
with full corps Of experienced teachers
Location in every way desirable, and terms
moderate.
For further information inquire of Col
Kinloeh Falconer, at jackson, Miss, or send
for Catalogue to
W. CLARK, a. T., President.
july %, '76-2m. = -
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TERRY, Mss, Aug. 2Sth. lS76.
NessFs. I. y. Eh0chs, r. r. Carlos, J. j.
HdibeTf and J. r. Rimes:
COMMITTEE DEN. Coz. CLUB.l
TERRY, Mss. I
GENTS: -FOUR favor bearing even date
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The Canvass i'm wilkinson.

THos. f. MILLER, Sec'y.
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HoS. A. r AND MIS-. JoHSsrox have
returned from visit 70 the Virginia
Spring, mnch improved IN health.
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REoTsTRATrox IL THE SoUTH WARD
to-day aEd io-morros In the West Ward
Friday and Saturday
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Nh DAVID j. Gomez. formerly Of this
city. bit nov a resident Of Siiarkey county,
T. on a visit g. the city
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DIED.

la this city. at the residence OF his pr
rents, on the morning OF the h OF sept.
1876, PHILIP llILZHEiM, infant son OF Mr.
Philip G. and Mrs Al1ce Hilzheim, aged
year and months
This little one was very dear in the f;tnl-
ly circle lie was among the most spright-
ly aud promising OF children But the
Great Father has called him away To bet
ter than any earthly home The beautiful
flower in the garden of that home life has
been taken 10 the garden of God, to shed
its Fragrance there Bereaved parents and
Kin lrcd, When life is over, II among tie
saved, you will meet your loved one in that
home OF life and bliss
Died. on the 10Th August, at the residence
Of his mother. near Lawrence Courthouse.
,, g., O. L. WRIGHT, in the G4th year of his
age. For may years a citizen OF MisSis
-ippl.
A NOBLE ACr.-From n letter to Mr..
J Rohrbacher, we learn that commit
tee Of the Crescent City White League will
be here on the 18th inst, to erect, over the
remains Of the late Richard Griffith Lind
sey, monument to his memory. It VIII
bu remembered this young mau--the
support Of widowed mother-gave up
hls life in the struggle two years ago
IN the attempt to rescue New Or
leans and Lou;siana from the grasp of KEEL
legg aud his hirelIng police. Mr.. X has
been entrusted with the duty of having
the foundation ready for the monument, and
We understand the work has been com
mcnsed We trust our patriotic young
men will turn out In force 20 assist in the
ceremonies OF this mportant occasion. Che
ladies, too, should grace it with their pres.
euee
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We are indebted to our friend, w. H.
Perkins, Eco, Of the Capital state Bank
for hlc Of valuable papers issued bc-orc
and during the war
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M ississippi Cole ge.
CLINTON, KINDS CO., MISS.

WILL omen It's 18th Annual Session. Sep
w tember u. 1876, and close June d 1877.
A full Faculty; Rigid Discipline thorough
Instruction and Low Terms,
Board in College Hall. SO 80 per month.
Send 10 Rev. W. 5. WEBB, President Of the
College, for Catalogue.
W. T. RATLIFF,
President Board Trustees
Clinton. Miss. July 10. '76-3m-
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Medical College
OF ALABAMA, AT MOBILE.

Medical College
OF ALABAMA, AT MOBILE.
THE REGULAR COURSE or LECTURES will
i begin TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14TH, 1876. and
close about the 10Th of March foil 1wing
The PRELMIHARY COURSE will commence
about the middle of October at which time
the Disseeting Rooms viii be open.
The CITY DIsPEEsARY has been removed to
the College Building. In the course of the
year several thousand patients are examined
and prescribed for at this Dispensary, in the
presence of the Students.
FACULTY:
z. A Ross, N. D.. Emeritus Professor of Ma
terra Mediea and Therapeutic
GEORGE A. KETcHUN, NJ. D., Professor of the
Science and Art Of Medicine.
+. H. FoURsIER, NJ. D., Professor of Materia
Medica and Therapeutics.
VIZ. II. ANDERSON, ii. D., Professor Of Ply
siology.
JAMES F. HARRISON, JR., 81, D., Professor of
Chemistry.
JEROME COSHaAR, VI. D., Professor of Public
Hygiene and Medical Jurisprudence.
T. P. GAINES, N. D., Professor of Clinical
Medicine.
GoRoSwY OWN. VI. D., Professor Of Obstet-
RIGS and Diseases OF Women and Children.
| CALEB ToxEY, NJ. D., Professor Of Anatomy
RHETT GoonE, II. D., and w. D. BIzzgLL
u. D., Demonstrators Of Anatomy.
| ~ LECTURES FREE to Students from all
parts Of the United States.
Matriculation 90
D1sSeetlng III "
| For further particulars and Circulars apply
to W. H. ANDERSON, NJ. D.,
Dean Of the Faculty.
Mobile, June ], 1876-aug. 2, '76-2m.
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University Of Mississippi.

TINE merit Session Of the UNIVERSITY OF
MISSISSIPPI, At OXFORD. opens
OCTOBER 4, 1876
The Faeultv is complete, able and proficient.
The Campus, Buildings, and Apparatus, in
good repair
The location il healthy. church facilities
and society excellent
Tuifion free 10 candidates for the ministry
Tuition fee to others, 80 Total expenses need
not exceed 500 10 500 per annum-
For catalogues and Information. address
H. II. SULLIVAN.
Secretary Board Trustees. Oxford, Miss,
Aug. z 'T6-2m.
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Martha Washington College
ABINGDON, VA.

VlaE Annual Session Of this institution
Il begins the 2Ist SEPTEMBER next
For the sum Of Two Kindred and Ten Dol
lars (s210l paid in advance. tuition in the Col
lege course, and Board, including washing,
fael, lights and furnished room, viii be given
for forty weeks
WARREN DU PRE-, President.
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School Notice.

ON the 18th instant MISS CORNELIA
" WHITING will reopen her School at
the residence of her brother. W. A. Whiting
Sept. 8, '762t.
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SELECT SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.

Aug. y, 70
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Jackson c-Conseryntive
0yganiNation.
cApITAI RrfoEM cLrR


Mepts every Friday evening. ". T.. Nugent.
President; y. g. Moore. Secretary.
EXECUTIVE CO1mfrrEE.-Oiiyer Clifton,
chairman; Byron Lcmlv, l.. 3. ChHss. =.
u. HUI Marion Smith sam. French. Jane.
shelton, u - Hardy, n. STRAUSS.
YOUNG MEMS REFORM CLUB
Meets every saturday evening, Frank John
stou. PRECEDENT; G.. W. Millett. Secretary.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE II. l.. Saunders.
chairman; %. a. iliizheim. Writ J aiins' on.
John 4. Hull, j t.ttrriwav. lltrri- trks-
dale, John j. EDhrJacher y. j. Busy. Jr,
e. Cumming.
SOUTH WARD REFORM CLUB
Meets every Monday evening". james Comp
ton. President; W. l.. smylie, Secretary.
EXECUTIVE C0uNurFE -JSO. II. EcuOLs,
Chairman; lsydore Strauss. Jesse Barr, A J.
Kerr, ". l.. Hemingway, W. L. Smyiie, e..
Cummings, W. g. llnrrrlI. q 20. q. Grahber 3.
WEST JACKSON CLUB.
Meets every Tuesday evening; J A webb.
President; Juo T. Hun, Secretary.
executive committee not yet appointed
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Rev. i. II. ZeaIy. ID. ID. Principal.

THIS School viii open its First Session in
l. the Basement of the BAPTIST CHURCH,
on MONDAY, the Ara OF SEPTENBER, 1916. The
session embraces period OF ten months The
number Of pupils Is limited TO twenty-five.
aud child under ten years of age will be
admitted into the school. Should there be de-
mand for instruction in Music, irst-class
teacher Of Vocal and Instrumental Music will
be employed.
Terms, MONTHLY IN ADVANCE:
Glasses in Collegiate Department...........S5 90
LIST Glasses in Academic Department. 90
ID Glasses .. 90
Glasses in Music Department.. ......- 5 90
PRIMARY Oiasses W
The Principal has much experience in the
education of girls, having been identified with
the Presidency OF Female Colleges in South
Carolina for ten years.
Parents or guardians wishing to enter pu-
pills, are requested to confer with Dr.. ZEALY
at an early day.
July 10 76-td.
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HazIehurSt Public Schools.

AN ELECTION OF TEACHERS for the
IA HAzLEHURsT WHITE ASR Coi0RED PUB-
Lie ScHooLs will be hold in the town Of Halle
hurst, on MONDAY, the 18th August, at 10
o'clock, A. N.
All applications to be made in writing, and
applicants must obtain certificates of qualif-
cation from the Superintendent of Education
of Copiah county, before the day Of election,
else their claims will not he considered.
By order of the Board of Directors.
W. B. BINGHAM,
President Of Board
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SourH Ward, registration Wednesday
aud Thursday.
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Acts of Mississippi Legislature
Since Revised Code, IS7I.

A DETAILED price-list of the Acta of the
n several Sessions since the Code of 1871,
either in pamphlet form, or bound in law
sheep, will be sent on application to
POWER = BARKSDALE,
Jackson, Miss.
Aup @ '76-tf
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COUNTY EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
VT. RATLIFF. chairmn.
GEO. w. HARPER. Secretary
W. O.. WELLS. Corrtsponding Secretary.
%. r. T. DuPREE Treasurer.
" J Banid Raymond; ". C.. Well.. Ray.
monI, g. y. GiIlespie Raymond h. Charl.
ton. gtymonii Geo. ~. Harper, Raymond
&c. r. r. Dupree, Raymond G. L. Robinson
Bolton q. 5. North. Bolton 4. Warllav
Bolton; ". A. Mon gomery, Eiwarlsi Harri.
B,rksdaie, Jackson r. T. Dudley. Utica J
y Rhymes, Terry b. ". Henry, Clinton "
49, Chichester. Edwards
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Miss ConNELIA WHfnNG will reopen
her school on the 18th inst.
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srhe Proof of the Padding. etc.

In this age Of humbuggery it is easy to
make bold assertio rs, but to furnish indis-
putable evidence . the truth of them is not
always so easy.
We boldly assert that Dr. TUTr's HAIR
DYE is superior to all others, and to prove
it we give testimony of a celebrated Hair
Dresser, who has used the various c,m-
pounds recommended for eoloring the hair
for twenty-five years
READ IL.
, 1876-07-13
nECAIuR,

Eptcial Correspondence af The Trteuns.
DECATUR, ILL.,, July 10.-Saturday md the
day bciosc wcro lvoly days in Macon County.
On Frislay, Mrs. Prof. Prime, Principal Of the
Macou Seminary, closed her school With u I,ic-
nIc-fcstival anl bnloo,l-asccns'on, aud tlu
children had grand time.
Old Mr.. Adulu Bsblcr has just been brought
from Nebraska, under arrest, charged With kid
mapping futher!ess hoy Of Macou, aged about
10 years, who calts himself Peter Bebler. Peter
lad lived With the prisoner for three years,
when, about year ago, Ills mother proposed to
sell his tnc until 81 10 Mr.. Hchlcr tor 500. But
Mr. H. having cured for him inchIldllootl, sent him
TO schnul clothed aud fed him, md taught him
Industry, refused to buy his time after I'LL that;
10 his niotlIrr took the boy by haoeas corpus,
replcyI1,, or son,o statute In such cases MADE
a,lA provided, but treated tn ~ surl. lnaslsler
that llo ran or, overlook Mr.. Deblcr ''on tho
move" and went with him to Nebraska. Time
passed. on, months rolled !nto ycar, aud
linwortA was employed to find tic stray, which
he succeeded In Iofug In true detective stylc,
bringing buck tie old man, boy ahd gil; anl o
Tri.iay tsu cuse was tried, Mr.. Debler held for
abduction, and tile boy awarded to Ills mother.
The boy chung to tho prisoner and screamed
lut thp lnotllcr took lin fr0Iu Court; and now
r,cOp}n arc praying His Honor TO take thu child
from Ills mother, aud turn lin over TO Mr.
In Decatur, Friday night, the fifth company
of ScalDyrs Was formed. The Republicans now
have thrcB companies Ut withdrawing Scalpers,
QUO Of colorcd, and one Of Juveniles. four
readers wi! perceive that tho young tlea Is to
| BE- taught how To SCALP Democrats.
Last evening Snowman went up IN hal
| luon, ur hanging to one, rather. lie Ind .
trapuze instead VI basket, and performed IN It
III circus, Us lis was carried like bird thrnuslt
the aIr, suinc 300 ur 4OU feet al0yu this 1nuI.-
dune sphere. About 9,09o people Witnessed tic
| performance. ......
Al tits shades Of night camc on, o vagrant
, 1876-07-13
THE MIKAD0.

How lie s'et Out on Ills Tour Through tho
1'rovlnces-Adoption Of tho European
Nresa.
The Yokohams correspondent Of the san Fran.
1o oT es sg
rrovlnssa. liz ha" carried his threat in!o s1sea:
started in .tais fsem Toxic On the following day.
the I'd Of June. I, With others who bud leen y
The c,Pa hs "a
s. S;,hd.s make sno Se,,ers ro ' h.a Ssss
departure. Truly, i -. ! tgat worth seeing.
.ee soatt have iollcxsd g. ,s1s%plss .et .Is@ y
astct. aud even ths national appearance when
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