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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-01-07
A DARING BURGLARY.
Jefferson County Minus @1O,
900.
No Clue to the Robbers.

A very adroitly contrived burglary Va.
successfully carried out on the night OF
the s1st nit, in Rsdersbur9. the burgia'
securing about $4,000 in greenbacks'
Ice. 900 of which belonged TO Jefferson
county, and 81, 600 to David Lineberger
County Treasurer. Il appears that o.
the night mentioned Radersburg was near
liz depopulated, the larger portion OF 1T
residents having gone down to Macon
fber's to . New Years Eve ball, Treasurer
ILineberger being among the number par
|ticpat,ng in the pleasures OF the same
until an early hour New Years morning
Upon returning to his office-which il
upon the first floor of the Court House
Mr.. Lineberger's attention was first at
tracted to one Of the windows. which
upon examination. proved to have beer
forced open from the outside. His sus.
PIGEONS being at once aroused, be immedi-
ately examined the safe. a, d found II
open and minus the county's and his cwr
private funds to the above amount, In {
few moments help was summoned. hasty
of the premises made, and
an effort to ferret out the thief. A little
reflection satisfied all that the burglary
was committed by resident or residents
of Radelsburg, and by party or parties
having had free access to, and faml'la'
with the details of, the Treasurer office
during business hours. -Four lead key:
were found. three upon the floor near tlt
safe, and the other inserted in the lock
The latter being almost perfect duplicate
Eof the Treasurer key, readily rolled
back the bolts aud laid bare the rich prizt
sought by the burglars. Our advices
Estate that suspicion points to certain resi-
dents Of Radersburg, but that evidence Of
guilt toward any particular one Lad moi
yet been found. 1t would seem 10 us that
in town Of the proportion Of Radezs
burg, where each one knows everybody i
business and circumstances, and where
no new or transient resident has located
Tor some months past, a theft Of such
daring cannot long go undetccted- The
loss in money is serious, both to the coun
ty and the Treasurer, granting that that
official exercised due diligence in the
guardlanship Of the county funds. Il
was certainly reprehensible in trusting sc
much money to the custody of safe
susceptible of being burg1arized with .
lead key, but this blame will doubtless
attach to other shou 'ders than the Treas
urer's, whose official career, We are tod
is without previous blemish. Herald.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-01-07

Despite The uniyeral cry Of hard times,
Joy Gan buy nice CAinawoman in San
Eranciscq far eight dollars. and six inch
sll'gasore arc selling for tifty cents apiece
in New Orleans. Now If the price Of 50.
lions AMI opera tickets would only come
down, the coming winter would be slorn
Of half its terr0rS.
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ORGANIZATION Of the Ninth
legislative Assembly.
Council.

Pursuant to law the Council Of. the 9tl
Legislative Assembly Of the Territory o.
Montana was aclled to order by james E
Galloway, Secretary Of Montana, at I:
O'Clock, M. on Monday, the 3rd Day o.
January, 1876. =: the Council Chamber
ii" Helena.
! A temporary organization was effected
BY the election Of Thos. r. Watson, Of
Beaver Head. President pro tenn; Harry
+ Comfy, Chief CLERK and Otis Str,ck'
land Sergeant-at- Arms pro tenn.
A Committee on Credentials was sp
pointed and the Council took . recess
until Up. m.
The Council resumed at Up. m. Hon
ID. s Wade administered the oath o.
Office to the members.
1.-THE President pro tenn. announced tina
the nomination for permanent officer
&as in order.
Mr.. Asa A. Brown was unanimously
Elected President by acclammation; Harry
r. Comfy, Chief Clerk; f. G. Watson
Assistant Clerk; Henry G. Wilkinson
Engrossipg Clerk; Patrick Talent. Enrol
ling Clerk: Otis Strickland, Sergeant at
Arms; P. H. Maloney, Door Keeper
James Dickson, Waterman; J. Lewis
Messenger.
A compitfee was appointed to inform
the House that the Council was duly or
ganized and ready for business. Where
upon the Council adjourned until to
morrow mornig at 10 o clock.
House.
The House was called to order by A
II. harret, Chief Clerk of the Eight
Legislative Assembly.
On motion, Granville Stuart was electet
Speaker pro tenn.
On motion, A. Il. Barret was elected
Chief Clerk, pro tenn.
r. X. Emerson was elected Sergean
at Arms pro tenn; and J. N. Jordan wa:
elected door keeper pro tom.
On motion. Sanders. Ford and Meai
were appointed Committee on Creden
tlals
On motion of Word, the House took !
recsss until 3p. m.
House resumed a. 3. Quorum present
On motion of Sanders, Associate Jus
tice Henry N. Blake administered tn
oath Of Office to the members.
On motion of Word, Sam'l Langhorn'
Was elected Speaker by reclamation.
On motion of Moore, OF Deer Lodge
A. H. Barrett was elected Chief Clerk q
Reclamation.
Mr.. ]. N. Ileldt was elected assistant
Clerk.
A message was received from the
Council announcing that the Council was
permanently organized and ready to re
ceive any communication the Hous.
might have 10 make.
N, Connolly was elected Enrolling elk;
Jas. E. Kanouse, engrossing clerk; r. K
Emerson, sergcant-at-arlDs; G. N. Thorn
son, door keeper; Harry Mcveigh, fire
man; J. 3. Walker, page; Rev. w. Harris
Chaplain.
On motion. Messrs. Word, Curtis
Sweeny, Reed and Mcknight were ap.
pointed Committee on Rules of Order.
On motion, Messrs. Sanders, Ford and
Tierney were appointed to inform the
Council that the House was permanently
organized.
The House then adjourned until 103
O'Clock tomorrow.
The second days proceedings Of both
Houses consisted mainly OF prelimiL aries,
and would be Of lit. le int rest to the pub.
lie. We therefore omit their publicA ton.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-01-07

Havana, December %
The report y current that w. n.
Tweed arrived here last Tuesday on 4
schooner. Several New Yorkers, who
know him By sight. say inst they saw
him Yesterday and to-day in diffssen,
parts OF the city.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-01-07

TIM newspaper which nomi.see Nor
|rissey for president shcsh pss up scbsncl
for vice prsssdeit' This would harmon
Inc faro and poker player. and thus con-
|solidaio two large and important iefesssts.
|-Chi.ago Times. :
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-01-07

The Commissioners offer Z reward OF
one thousand dollars for the capture of th<
thief who robbed the JeffsEson county
safe end another thousand dollars for ths
recovery Of the funds,
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-01-07

u two short, hceting. Insignificant
months many political ambition viii b
squelched. many . pumpkin pie will b
hupgily deyoured. and many . LITTLE
boys coat.sleevs will have been utilized
= . handkerchief. Such 10 the course Of
life.
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PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK
or HBLEF
n Office.

The regular ANIMAL meeting OF the
stockholders of the First National Bank
OF kozeman, will be held at the banking
house Of the association in Bozeman. N.
t.. On tho second Tuesday in January
proEimo., for the purpose of electlng
Directors Tor the ensuing year.
JAMES G. DOW,
Cashier:
Bozeman. NJ. T., Dec. 10, 1875.
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Names
OF persons
s.
10 whom assessed

| Bernier Oliver
lBhksley CT
EChrissrnan Joshua
tCrowe'l Nv
lCulver J A
decker John
Drew VIM H
| Drew David
Fridley F F
Ferguson John
|Goodyer VIM
|Haverstock George
Hodson EnOch
tHaskins g W.
Hale Ut
Josey Macedon
Laforgey VIM
Logan James
|Latta James
Mcguire H N
| Mcdonald 3 +
Melton Aho7
| Morse E
| Mum Samuel
1O'DOnavan II
Pease F D
Quinn Ed
| Reed Thomas Fl
|RishtOn Bland
= So
|Street John
|TullOck NJ a
IVaWter JE
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-01-07

PORK WANTED
The undersigned will pay Helena prices
for Pork. Parties having the article for
sale will; do well to call on Us.
MARTIN & MYE RS.
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You Paw

Can You Pay?
If those of my customers who are in
arrears to me can settle Immediately they
will be doing the undersigned great ia
yor. If they have not the sufficient amount
Of stamps. toe. a portion will do. II they
are broke-tben will wait
Yours truly. JOHN MANEJ.
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DESCRIPTION OF 'aof-A'''


|rot in Guys second addition saa,t;on
Is acre lot No Guys secona "u"',
Is Io,s in Trac1y's addition zen .cres
IS ~ section /, T ,, 70 & wv '~' -
!Homestead, 16O acres
Honestead, l6O acres oo 9e
Saw mill on Middle creek e - = 10 az
0: M1 nrSe. W n v sec 81. I nl4o
iuo,se and barn in Traceys a1dil'on
L. lv III sec 6. r2, sr &c, ant lots 7 a""
& in block E. Bozeshan ,co oroe
IT. III north range east, lou 1caes
Name n W sec 10, I 1n11e NV "~' :
/ Homestead, 100 acres
IOu JEFFERSON, $50 acres
Lots LOT st s. 6. % and 81, block !, Rou'e'' 40
:16O acres
il6O acres ,a;.;o,,
Il .o,s 4 and Is, block E, Rouse's addl'loh
7 Lou o,s 81 n Ia and y, block A, Blacks adm
y W ! sec 10, T /. nr5e, l6O acres
l6O acres
Lots s and z. block E, Rouse IS aoo't'oi =
2O lots block E, StOry's add'tioo' anu
j 2 acres ia sec Z, TIE, q; plaihIog
| mill; 20 acres in sec I, t., sr6e
100 acres o. ,co
NAsw and n 8 sec 81, T 3 8 rae, l60
Is ga " and q " 8 sec 9 and W ana
| NV Is, T1nr1e. 100 acr.s
is W AMI and W sec 2, l q &c
i16O acres
IN wneses sec % and e W anu
nwn e sec p, It's rae
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Hon. ~ connection ~ with the Northern p.viac
I; v.s'. Esoyor = Shook, have opened .
m ns,. :. reed and Sale Stable, s,tus..d
Bns., - S S,I'a Z Myers Mea. Marksr
ouss'es' Sieighs Or Saddle horse. :. -"
tvs.. va y the day. week or month -
ni.n.; J.; n,e per cent. less than ever fn,.
~, n.nsd IL Boasm.d OF .ay other M, n,acs sI !,
oaae onbsoken hor,ss ana m -. :. n"e
hones, hsy az ~. Ml'' sxch'nge. for broken
= you don't believe il 60 and =, set thsm
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HapgOod's Hot Springs.

will board, lodge. furnish hor, warm
sid cool shower and tub baths; will cure
coughs. rheumatism and kidney diseases
for 81 "a per day, or 81 90 per week, in
advance. G.. HAPGOCD.
Hot Springs Creek. Madison Co. NJ. r.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
WANTED.

10000 Bushels No. /, Xxx Wheat
5000 do. x ana Xxx Wheat
At the Uai0n Mil
H. II. MOOD.
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Music Lessons.

MRS. A. w. STREET
Has removed to Bohemian, occupying the
former residence Of Dr. G. y. Monroe, on
Church street, and is prepared to g;.e in
structions on lie Piano. Terms reason
able. a.r onage respe ctfully solicited.
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=@sT 0F DELINQUENI : ~
omce Gazlotin County, u' = D''"0 ~ 'o:

11orr
nH@@
n% con- 81
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New Barber ShOD.

New Barber ShOD.
Having per manently located in Bozemsn
propose to do all work known 10 tie ton.
serial art cheap for cash. -
Shaving, 25cts.
Hair cutting, scots.
ShampOOing, Scots.
F. d. BEQUETTE.
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IA KsON ADVERTISEMENTS
Challenged

T HEREBY CHALLENGE ANY MAN,
/ French, English, or Canadian,
Or any other Nations SON
Weigh he a hundred, or a ton
Come he from North, South, East or West
| challenge him his power to test
Not a contest at Croquet,
In this the Ladies bear the sway;
Nor vet TO WELD the Baseball bat.
The jackson Nine may handle that;
Nor to contest q running heat,
Nor any great athletic feat
But when it comes to cutting down
The price of Shoes in this ere town,
!, Pill. GILBERT, do proclaim
Myself the Champion at this game;
And can be found ut the Parlor Shoe Store,
Where the Big Boot hangs at the front door,
Where | am ready to attend
To every customer or friend
NV friends. Of course. are those who choose
To purchase GILBERT's Boots and Shoes.
With gratitude for favors past,
I'm at their service to the "LAsT;'
But before this do close
Remember my PROTECTION TOES
For BOYS and Girls that to School go,
Buv GILBERT's Cheap Protection Toe
| For when with care the shoes are worn
THEY'LL last till Gabriel blows his horn.
Ny stock Is large, and so complete,
| That can fit all sorts Of feeti
| Nv prices are so low that
| All competition do defy. 80.
| At Spengler's Corner Jackson, and No. "
Washington Street, and ~ Levee St., Vieks
burg.
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The Torch-Iight serenade.

Changes have been made in the pro.
gramme hitherto announced, as follows !:
Instead of turning at the corner of State
and South streets, the proce ssion will move
o,,own TO the residence OF james Compton.
Esq ~ State street where It win counter
march AID upon the return will take up the
original line of march by turning at South
street InsteaG Of turning at Pascagoula
ewino 10 the cre,~k bridge on that street
being out of order, the procession VIII con-
tinue to march north o. Congress street
until, it reaches Pearl; thence IL VIII move
westward to Lopez, where it VIII takehp
the original line of march. By orNer o.
The EXECUTIVE COMM zee.
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TURN cut tonight.
TOrchIight Serenade

The Young Mems Democratic Reform
Club will givea Torchlight Serenade on Fri
day evening, Nov. 81, 1876, assisted by the
other Reform Clubs ofthe city and vicinity.
Capt. Frank Johnston, President of the
Young Mems Club, will be in charge.
.s ORDER OF PROCESSION. aA ~ Z
The procession will form in front of the
Capitol at 2 80 O'Clock, and at S O'clock viii
begin to move by the following "aa
gGnE8 ROUTE: (" t0''
Down State street to South, on South to
President, on President to Tombigbee, on
Tombgbee to Congress, on Congress to Pas
cagoula, on Pascagoula to Lopez, on Lopez
to Pearl, on Pearl to Gallatin, on Gallatin
to Capitol, on Capitol to President, on Pres
ident to High, on High to State, up State to
Barksdale. At Barksdale street the pro-
cession. will eonnter-nlaroh and thence
down,state street to the Capitol, where the
procession. will disperse.
tnoHll By order of the lt-
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES.
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Edwards House.

Arrivals Nov. 2, 1876;
d. Barwald Georgia,
w. D. Brown, Ro ling Fork.
A. Marx, New York.
f. MAYER, Philadelphia
G.. 5. Miller, Brandon.
J. j. Smith, Nashville.
NJ. Wolf Amite.
Y. Boldecker, j. w. Uirick. II. s. Hickey,
Geo. Norman, Mrs. w. II. Hogan and
Son. Jno Kirby, New Orleans.
S. C. Davenport, Macon, Miss.
J b Rozier, st. Louis.
T. G. PulIiam, Selma.
N. Miller, JAS. Bridgeford, Louisville.
X. A. McElroy, Meridian.
Joseph L. Ellis, Sunflower river.
j. W. Asher, NJ. Friedman, Memphis.
J, T.. Leonard, Lake Providence.
WIS. Sizer, Tenn.
j. Murphy, st. Louis
J. Mcdonald and wife, Memphis.
, f. +. Raworth. Vickburg.
Miss Jennie McLemnre Summit, Miss.
+. A. Critz, West Point.
j. c. Terry, st. Louis.
L. Steiner, Jr., Baltimore.
j. w. Didlake. Crystal Springs.
w. G. Jones Vicksburg.
Mrs. J. B. Rawlings, Selma, Ala.
Il. Hylner, Ark. .gHft8
w c. Hackett, Vicksburg.
j. C. Hardy, Brookhayen.
w b. Dickey, Delta. La.
Geo. w. Rogers, Miss Sallie Thornton
Vi,ksburg.
T. c. Wood, Erie. Pa. a~.e-.
|. Friedman, Memphis.
Mart. +. Johnson, Miss.
w B. Farmer, Jackson, Tenn.
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EVERY friend of Tilden, Hendricks
and Reform should turn out tonight

OWING to the unfortunate omission of
he 4th stop, Executive Mansion0 in the
e., owing local which appeared in yester-
a., 'ssue, we reproduce it ''revised and
u"y 81 ~
correcteG ft-
r,b IN cHLtoHr SERENADE.- Upon
;ronirr 81 tho Executive Committee of the
Yonng Mans, p, torn Club, who have the
ou"S lie in charge, we learn
~, Na1e upon the line of
march as follows -..,,, p.o.;do,. If
LIST, at Capt Jno. A. " oo' > 'o,."'"' -
the West Jackson Club, Oh -.
I'd, at Hon. A. r. Johnston - ., ;, a. 40 ni'S'
Yerger's, the residence of Hon - 49, ia
mers. 4th, at the Executive 'O" -
9th, at THE CT ARIoN oiiie.'' s' 60
Capitol and President streets. o'"'
Frank Johnston's, President OF the 1 ""s
Mems Club, cor nsr OF President ans NJ,
sissippi streets 9Th, Gen. i. Wharte.''" -
President street. sth, Col. W. l.. NugenS .
corner Of High and State streets 9th, Gen.
J. 2. Georges, State street. between bArks-
dale and High Returning down street,
10th, at Col. c.. E. Hooker'+, state
street, between College and Mississippi,
We understand that the procession Will noe
stop at the residence of James Compton,
Esq, President of the S0uth Ward Ciuo'
owing to its being Oft the rfae of march, III
the extreme Southern part of the city, Dut
will halt at the coraer of State and South
streets, for the purpose of cheering the
South Ward Climb and its President.
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CITY snb-cribers

Can have the DAILY CLARION LEFT at their
stores, offices or residences, on leaving word
at the office, or notifying carrier. The sub
scription price is sl.O0 until the election.
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EARLY to the polls on Tuesday morn
ing Turn out tonight r M 3

Mr.. A. G. LEWIS This young Een-
tleman has just returned from Raynon 4,
where he has been representing the Young
Mems Reform Club of Jackson as chal :
lenger before the Bosrd of Registration.
That he has performed his part well, those
who have attended the meeting of the Board
at Raymond can testify. That he deserves
to be remembered BY the Democratic party
OF Jackson and of binds county, we do not
hesitate to says Active. vigilant, well-post-
ed and determined. he has performed the
duty assigned him without fear and without
repreaeh. We congratulate the Young
Mems Club upon their fortunate selection
OF representative. sg Il
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THOSE who have not yet procured Ian
terms can do so by applying to Mr.. J j
Rohrbacher.
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Pool SELLING ON THE ELECTION
Morrissey's, in New York, is not tn only
headquarters for pool selIb 1g on the cleo
ton. See ROhrbacher's an souncement In
another column.
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TuRN out tonight.


] A DISAPPOINTMENT in the cotton yield
has induced us to cut the prices on all
goods in our stock, and we now give notice
that to accommodate ourselves to that
failure, and to secure the cash trade where
ever we eau, will offer better bargains than
ever before, from all lines of cur stock.
The staple and fancy dry goods, boots,
clothing, hats, groceries, carpets, ETC., shall
all pay tribute to the new departure. We
propose to secure the "cash trade where
1t Ia possible by iOlO prices. The proposition
promises mutual advantage, as much to
the buyer as the seller.
Our new mJtto- Short profit and cash .
--offers the best invitation to the public we
can give.
ROBINSON & STEVENS.
Oct. 23-dlw&w2w.
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THE DAILY CLARION.

win be mailed to any address, until the
election, for 800; for one week 50 cents;
for two weeks, so cents.
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oUR GREAT sPECIALTY!

1s III, finest quality Two-BUTToN KID
GLOVES in only new Shades, at 70 cts.
They cannot be equaled in this city. Look
At the "Robnson" Kid Glove"
ROBINSON STEVENS.
Oct5,i 7G--dawlw.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-11-03

Pail. GILBERT keeps lot of those
fine protection toe shoes for infants,
children and misses, all sizes-cheapess ana
hest shoes ever offered in Jackson. Only
try one pair and you win buy no others
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-11-03

EVERY Reformer in line tonight.
Every store aud house business should be
closed on Tuesday.
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PHII. GLIB yRr says that the war
brewing between /, 'pssia and Turkey may
have some tendency 70 raise prices in mo-
kocco, but he will continue 70 sell iaa'es'
kentlemen's and childr EMS Rus'aa ana Lur-
key morocco goods at loN,sr pr'ees tnaH
can be purchased elsewhere.
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The Daily CIarl0R.
Railroad Schedule.

- IAAA 6NE
Trains pass through Jackson at present as
follows:
Va SEw oRLEANs & CAIRO R. R.
NoRTH-Passengey, 2:2O a. N; Freight
IL 20 A. NJ.
noOn.at
SoUTH-Passenger, 2;:2O a. N; freight, 10
A. n.
vIcKsBURG & MERIDIAN RR.
EAsT-Passenger, 8 ;45 P. NJ; freight 10 80
A. Al.
WEsT-Passenger, 10 A N; freight,
3 100 p. N.
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ILLUMINATE your houses and yards.
Turn out tonight.
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SPECIAL LOCALS.

For 81 so, 50. 90, $3.50 at the Parlor
Shoe Store, ladies' lasting, pebble, and nc
rocco shoes, front or side lace.
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LET every Democrat and Reformer
turn out tonight.
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For Rent.

THE NEW COTTAGE on Main Street, adj
J. Joining Gen. Georges residence. Terms
low ROBINSON & STEVENS.
Oct.21,' 76-d2w.
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SILK hats, the latest style just re-
ceivel at Stadeker's.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-11-03

sHoEs-J. Stadeker Il Son sell the
best and the cheapest.
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For the cheapest Blankets and Elan
nels 90 to Stadeker's.
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WE have received this day By Express, ~ Two =
w Cases Of the new Untrimmed hAts ~ ~
FELT and STRAW, and very handsome hns
Of new FEATHERS.
Ladies would do well to inspect.
Gee ouV 2-Button Robinson KID GLoFEs
y % 'sA ROBINSON & STEVENS. (
oct. R-dlvav2b
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y LARGEST stock and lowest prices war
ranted at Phil. Giberts.
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q, oyEs-In the season for the glove
store OH. Stadeker & Son il known
As headou. Nrters for the most extensive va
rietv II tha line--their 'Payorite" cannot
be beat = rtrsl qe3I frs e
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DoS'r buy your clothing until .. Z.
81 stock OF J. stadeker & Son.
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= GovTEScR SToSE does not intend 10
lose his vote He leaves this "veuiag Tor
Iuka
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TURx out tonight with a torch.
.ateIsrRArroy Irrus.-At the session

sRsGIsTRArtoN ITEMS. AT the session
Of the Board of Registrars at Raymond,
about | 800 additional nsmes were added but
ths vste is still short by 800 a. compared
with last years registration. The falling
of is in the eolered vo'e, as the whites have
registered more voters this year than last
year. The additional voters registered at
the Jackson and TinnIn precincts are as fol-
lows, viz:
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EARLY to the polls Tuesday morning.
Tun. out tonight.
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TuRs Opt tonight IS ,se
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Millinery,

OctJ, '7G--dawlw.