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Pa,,.nr,pHI, NV p. 1875

ExPHILADELRHIAs may ~ Aos~i
EDS. CLARloN :-T have seen the articles
from the Times reiiecring on me ass coai,
NJ cted with Mississippi HeadQnmitrrA ans.
am at a loss 10 know Nhy SO much ba1 %
siaosId be stirred up On my mcctHunt Oy tatiS,:
parties who profess TO be the advocates ahf.
friends of my race and color 81 Tar as
heard an opinion expressed. both n nome
and since, it was TO the effect that the com
miGtee had done the fair thing in appoint
ing q cOlored man TO go alo"g Win Lhe
officers of the State Board. TO perform Inoss
duties which usually devolve upon my race
Al home, and which find nearly every othe1
State here has done. both Northern ana
Southern; but imagine that is not the point
where the shoe piaches. Had one OF lnsi.
own pets been appointed. whom they couia
control and buy, to lie upon and abuse the
white people of my State. and create iAISe
i'm preston here with those with whom We
come In contact both white and black, Shcn
n one would have been warmly supported
by the Times. Understand from the Times
article that / am not considered MT repre-
sentative of my race. If the above reasons
are not considered a sufficient grouuu Tor
their complaint under the new order OF
things, they may fall back on my Com estic
relations and difficulties. and the facf that 1
asserted aud msintained my rights and man
hood rs any gentleman wouih, Hnlte VI
black, which WAS submitted TO the courts
and WAS honorably acquitted by jury OF
case in the hands OF the Commission Is q
" hole. may have some Individual e'le-
mics among them, but l believe 1 nave
friends enough TO stand by me and see lilaL
Justice l. done me. as no charge oil traho. OF
lief, or OF any dishonOrablc Conduct has
ever been made or proven against me.
AilusiOn is also IA ale TO the fact that al rs
Perkins and her daughters happened oy
mer' chance to get Oh the same train tilAt
brought u here, and the story wd* put IN
circulation by designing persons that they
were employed by some one cohnrcted win
The com mi ssi0n to attend at the Mississippi
The whole story is Viilianous
from beginning TO end. SUCH a
hing was never thought Of by amy of our
party, to my knowledge, and il it had beeH
wouid have heard some intimation
" il. The rtIcie states that one OF the
women so stated before leaving Jack-on.
10 not believe il, but If so it was done as
mere boast, AMI without shadow OF I0un-
Iation. Finally. while am here the people
II Mississippi, white and black may rest as
ured that they will be fairly represented by
ne. Yours respectfully, Il
TAZWELL JONES.
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THE WAR BEGUN. AT HoME.-All
the best American Prints, cents only, at
M3I-2w. ROBINSON s. STEVENS.

=
AN ORIENTAL Traveller describes this
busy scene witnessed on historic shores
Our steamer landed on beach which was
the port OF Antioch, where the disciples
were first called christians. There was 10
town at the waters edge, no people, no
wharf. The passengers and the merchan-
disc we're put ashore IN lighters, which ran
up into the sand. AtroQp OF eamels, with
their drivers, lay on Tie beach, ready To
transport the goods into the Inferior
Among the articles landed wore boxes
ma rked - C. AVER 4 CO. ,LaWELL, Mass,
L. s. A" showing that they contained med
icines and whence they came. These with
other goods were hoistcd on the backs of
eAWels, for transportation to Antioch.
Thus the SKIN of the West SENDS back its
remedies to heal the nlaladies ofpopnlatiops
that inhabit these eastern shores, whence
our spiritual mama came.'-Windsor (Vt)
Chronicle.
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GEx. Z. c. WALTHALL, of Grenada
/. IN the city F9 eE t
HoNs. LAFAYETTE REYNOLDs, of Al
corn. and H. NJ. Street of Prentiss, were in
thecity last week. TfE EEfEt
GnS. A. VI. WEST, of Holly Springs,
stopped over in jackson while en- route to
McComb City last Friday.
GIN. RoBERT Lowry, of Rankin, and
Hon. +. 3. Chrisman, of Lincoln, were in
the city on Monday il attendance upon the
courts.
ON Thursday last we had the pleasure
of a visit from Hon. A. c. McNair, the tai
ented young member OF the reform Legis-
Iatnre Of 1876, from Lincoln. sa.trsfEsf.l
Hox. r. l.. COOPER, chairman Of the
Democratic Conservative Executive Com
mktee OF Copiah. ana rising member OF
NE bar, was in the city yesterday.
HENRY w. TRowBRIDdE, the young
and handsome Assistant Engineer of the
gallsnt Fire Department. Of the heroic city.
was in the city duringthe past few days.
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Jim has been working in the country. and.
on coming to town, was RECALLING his friends
with his experience, on the corner. "You
know de man what l went to work wild !.
Well, you see he told me he would do better
by me dan any of his neighbors was doin'
by deere hans he would give de third OF de
crap, and fine myself. Well, yOu see
went to church and gifts 'quainteI wild de
aeighbors' hans. Oars Mr.. Washington, he
ID workin' on young Billy Smiths place,
and he's gittin' de fourth, and find hisself;
and dars Mr.. Linkum, he's workin on old
man Jones' place, and is gittin' de nth aud
is found bcrsides. We'll, yer see, when
gifts home, and was aworkin' in dc crap.
got to studvin', and de more l studied de
more | come to de conclusion dat de third
wasn't ewine to do me. So goes to 10 boss,
and says II says, $ on told me you was
agwine to do better by me dan any de neigh
bors was by deere hans, lie says he's been
talkin to 'em, aud dat he was and says
dat fse been havin' some consultation wit
do neighbOrs' hans myself. Dat Smiths
hans was gittin' de fourth, and Jones hans
was gittin' de mn and found, and | wasn't
gwine to stand no third. So he says we
would resinge lie old one, aud make 4 new
corntrack, and We bof come to town fore
Squire Robinson aud made it; here's dc pa
per now and dats de way scre,oed him
up to de fourth. | tell you what's de fact,
boys, You can't trust none OF dem white
folks And jim mounted his mule and
rode off.
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Supreme Court DecisiOns--NEOuda v
May 29Gh, IS70.

1893. Smith u.s. Blackwell; affirmed.
1907. Johnson vs. Jones: afiraed.
l46S. Mckinney Is. Greens reversed and
lsi4 s Eafi III Allen; sssersed and ne,o trtq,
G5oGrded. lssF III s.t
164711z- Buchanan Is. Grimes; reversed and
l5s2 Charles rs. Russell; affirmed
1915. Klein gs. Beard, Supervisors Warren
county; GR1aea,
lF4a 4a4ef rs. T,ott et. a., repersed and re-
1881 Hallsworth ~. Richards; ojirmed.
1851 Nelson rs. Milleri rerersea and re-
2O4S. Mftlers Us. Kavanaugh; reversed and re-
I420. Ellis us. Gales; affirmed.
l763. Planters Insurance Company rs. Ray
affirmed, vate
1925, Williams rs. Dominick; reversed and
reiadnded.
zoos. Paxton rs Cary qIeraeel. 's'a
l69l. hank Of Nashville Is - Murphree; re.
gersed and remdndsd. s.s..
2O55 Cooper Ts. TGrnago; Gt6rAeG.
1898. Hester p. Al:eni reversed and ;l'dG-
l8eRt Acre. .4.l.5t3 -
l1a4 Clay vs. Field; reversed aud reminded
los Harris rs Frank ct al: affirmed.
l44S- English us. city of Vicksburg; re.
rersed aud TeRadHded.
1906. Pitcher Us Drennon reversed and re
7o4i. ErvingtOn us. Adams; reversed and Re
DldRded. -
14G7. Jayner Is. Farmer; affirmed
l77o. Hamilton Us. Mississippi College e al.
affirmed. sff 8.
= Bank of n. O., vs. Lyons; reversed GH'
Temdnded.
l42I. Pitsrt vs. Wade; Gtthp3ed. a 2
2Of6. Pulliam rs. Premett; df9rnaed
| zO24. Alcorn Us. WaiRYrightS AFFIRMED.
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VICTORIA Lawns aud Nainsoo ks, a
greatly reduced prices, at Stadeker's.
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Few remedies are applicable to such y
wide range of disorders as IIoStetter's
Stomach Bitters, and this not because it has
special properties adapted to the cure OF
eaeh-silch IA pretence would be manifestly
absurd-bnt on account of its wonderfully
improving effect upon the general tone Of
the system, and its alternative action upon
the organs of nutritiOn, secretion and dis
charge. Besides its we'll known properties
as a remedy for iBtermIttent and remittent
fevers, dyspepsia. constipation, tOrpidity of
the liver. general debility, urinary and ute
rine difficulties, it invariably proves to be
highly serviceahIe in overcoming an9mia.
hypochondria, rheumatism, insomnia, and
many other disorders and disabilities orig
mating III poverty or impuriiy OF the
blood. nervous weakness or OVer-excite-
memt, or an imperfect performance of the
phYsical functions.
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Desneeraaic HeeaEag An Jack.On
COansy.


Alta Democratic Convention for Jack
son county to appoint delegates to meei
Ine state Democratic Convention on the
4th OF June, 1876. and to appoint dele
gates to the Fifth Congressional District
convention, Col. A. E Lewis was elect.
cd Chairman and A. G. Delmas Secre-
| tary.
On motion al. Executive Committee
was appointed to act in all business per
tanning 10 the welfare of the Democratic
party, consisting of the following persons:
Beat No l: Z. Ward, James Helves-
ton; Beat No 2: A c. Steede. F. Nj.
johnson Beat No 3: NJ Smith, E. F.
GrItiin ; Beat No 4: H. c. Havens. NJ.
=. Park; Beat No 5: VIM. Fletcher, w.
Ramsay. e n
On motion Col. A E. Lewis was adde d
to the Committee. sorf
oa motion G. H. Wood was added to
the Executive Committee and elected
Secretary.
One delegate was selected from each
Beat to attend the State Democratic
Convention:
Beat No. /, J. w. Farley Beat No.
2, F. NJ. johnson; Beat No. 3. E. F.
Griffin; Beat No. 4, H. H. Minor; Beat
No. 8. Lyman Reeves.
The following delegates were elected
to the Congressional District Conven-
ton: SIT
Beat No. /, T. H. Moody Beat No
2. q. G. Golf; Beat No. 3, j. M. McIn-
nis; Beat No. 4, A. E. Lewis Beat No.
3, A. Cravins.
A Committee TO recommending place
of holding the District Convention,
reported that they preferred Mississippi
City, which report was adopted.
The following resolution was adopted:
+ We, the Democrats of jackson county,
in meeting assembled, do resolve:
That We adhere to the Democratic
principles heretofore adhered to, and
promise to support Democratic candi-
dates, making no compromise for the sake
of policy.
The delegates to the Congressional
Convention were instructed to vote for
Col. X. Seal and use all honorable means
to secure his election.
On motion the Convention adjourned.
A, Z. LEWIS Chairman,
A. q. DELMAs, Secretary,
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From the cradle to the grave life Is full Of
struggles. Some Struggle for riches, some
for picturesque for honor, and others
struggle to regain that greatest of all bles-
sings-health--and fRtheir efforts they Of
ten resort to means which place. it faGtlier
aud farther out of theif reach. They take
drastic com pounds, which shock the system
or violent minerals. which poison by de-
grees and thus the vital energies are weak
ened aud the very fountains Of life are poll
luted. Nature provides remedies for every
disease. and is Il from the vegetable king-
dom that DR., TuTfsa LITKR Pitts derive
their ingred lzntks, and IN their use there is a
happy Certainty that IL they do no good;
they do no harm. Bat Of their efficacy,
thousands who have been cured OF diseased
liver, Kidneys, spleen, stomach and bowels,
live to-day TO testify. Ialif s. sessg
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CENTENNIAL BASKET Pic HTC.-There
VIII be given Centennial basket picnic By
party OF young ladies and gentlemen. at
CAde's Lake, on Tomorrow "wednesday },
"hlch we lave no doubt will be much en-
J"ycd By all who are fortunate rs to be
among :" the expected" aud who are able to
attend. The Young folks also give dance
nc the residence Of Mrs. E. Pierce. on the
evening OF the same day Committee of In
Vltation-Misses G. Nelson. j. Wishart,
Josie Framsiola. Mrs. Mary Ca,lman, Mrs
Josie Sturgis, and Messrs. w. I. Holland,
T. Z. Spengler, james Galceran, A. G..
Lewis and VIM. Wamsley OF Arrangements
-Ne'Srs. w. T. HOLLAND, Charles Parrish
VS.. Davis and Eddie Muller. . Ye local =
returns his thanks for cordial invitation
To be present.
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POmfOIOc County Democratic Con
5#s E=Ht VemIiOm.

Chicasaw Messenger
A friend has kinely furnished us with
the following list of the delegates to the
Congressional Convention, appointed by
the mass meeting which assembled, un-
der the call of the Chairman of the
County Executive Committee, at Ponto,
toe on Saturday last: sIs .aEH
LIST DIsTRICT-W. Newman and VIM.
Mccoy. sae .s. U sa ~rft
I'd Dist.-Tom earns and Brit
Phifer. ..-..... ....'. .....
Sd Dist. Monroe Hicks and Jas.
Barksdale.
4th Dist.-Robert Miller. G. r. Whar-
ton and Jas. Gordon.
9Th Dist.-Henry Duke, W. E. Don
aldson and DIR. Bell
COUNTY AT LARGE.--W G.. Gibson
and Jas. III. Barr. iIl
There was disposition on the part of
the meeting to instruct the delegates to
present the name of Capt G.. b. Mitchell
as a candidate for Congressional honors,
and urge his nomination, but Capt
Mitchell positively and peremPtorily de-
clined the honor, saying that, he had
written a card declaring that he was not
anQ HOHln nOt OSPOtltC u 4pl1qtudlc, duu
that he always meant what he said.
The matter was compromised by resolu-
ton being introduced and adopted, set
ting forth the fact that, although Capt
Mitchell would not consent that his
name should be submitted to the Con-
yentiOn, and that it was not the purpose
Of the delegates to place his name in
nomination, yet as token of their recog-
milton of his services in behalf of reform
and good government, the Pontotoc dele
CATION would, on the first ballot, cast
their vote for their distinguished country
nan, after which his name WOULD be
dropped and the delegates we're ffee 70
exercise their discretion in the choice of
a Congressional candidate. .
The array of name, presented by the
Convention, is good one, embracing, as
it does, fourteen influential, honest, dis
greet and able men, and We have no
doubt they will represent the good coun-
ty of Pontotoc to the entire satisfaction
Of the people who sent them.
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DyspePsia.

Americans are particularly subject to this
tlisease and its effects, such rs sour stOm ach,
sick headache, fiabltual cOstiveness, heart
burn, water brash, coming up of the food,
coated tongue, disagreeable taste In the
mouth, palpitation OF the heart, and all
diseases of the stomach and liver Two do
SIS of GREENS AUGUST FLOWER will re-
lieve you at once, and there positively Is not
case In the United States il will not cure.
If you doubt this go to your druggist OF
send to w. n. Wilkerson, Druggist, Mem
phis. and get q sample bottle for 10 cents
and try it. Regular siZe, 75 GENTS:
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THE business Of the Edwards House
Hotel will be continued by Mr.J. W. Rob
insOn, as surviving partner and proprietor
under the name of the Edwards House
company The hotel will be under the inn
mediate charge of Mr.. A = A Folks. late OF
Vicksburg. F. G. Iilzheim, j. b. Bradford
and WATSON, whose long acquaintance with
the business will insure one of the best
kept hotels in the South. TIE travelling
public will find the accomod ations at this
hotel superior to atty in the country.
May III w
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ENBRolDERlEs=g qat received beau
tiful lire at Stadeker's. @----s = - 49,

The vicksburg Herald in indulging in
6. little fun ae the expense 9 r The Times,
(JacksOn's "llve dsily''j also takes side
wipe at Jackson as follows:
.sThe Times compliments Jackson by say
ing IL has lived . year there Without dying.
We don't belieFe &c. We believe the Times
is deadSsss9 .s.ustst.e4
The Herald fotgets that the Times ac-
knOwIedges that It owes its existence to
vicksburg in 30 much as It says that it re-
ceived 5000 per anuinn 1ffom Vlcbsburg in
adyertlsiHg. which Is probably about sl'50e
more than it gets in Jackson. m
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PURE candy is pure sugar; no other
inYrcdient Is essential TO its composition
ana We do not suppose theFe Is . pound 81
pure candy for sale in the State, or that
there is likely TO be.-Prentiss Pleader on
the candy law.
ghcre Is candy mandatory In this
city, Mr.. Jno. Martz, proprietor, which for
over twenty five years has been, and Is
still making pure, unauthorized candies OF
all kinds, and we understand that there il
one or more in Vicksburg 1t was for the
benefit OF these home manufactures and to
encourage other confcctioners to engage il
its " anu factHre that the law was enacted
It may not accomplish much good, but
it certainly was pa.sed with good intent
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CALIco--An the best brands only G
cents at
M.3l-2w. RoBIssox &c STEVENS.
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MATTTNGs just received and at prices
to suit everybody at J. Stadeker & Sons.


THE SOUTHERN W0AEN At 4HR
CENTENNIAL.-The most com pletG prepare
tions have been made to supply visitors TO
the great exposition with the newest CEN
tennlal year outfits by ROBINSON n STE
VEINS of our city. For the ladies their mag
nifieent line of Dress Fabrics, comprising
Iron Frame Grenadines, Black Silks, Plaid
aud Solid DebergeS, Summer Cancels Hair.
Ponges. Paris Linens in all the new plaids,
and solid effects tor com posite suits, and ul-
equalled in this city, representing as it does,
all that is newest in style and lowest in
price
Nothing that fashion has produced this
season has escaped. They claim an assort-
plent that is uncxceptionabiy new.
No lady desiring . Fashionable costume
could be disappointed in this department..
An inspection is all that Is asked, aud
when that is not convenient. lines OF sam
warded by
M.3l-4W. ROBINSON 4 STEvENe.
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- $50
BoRRlNEr Bars at Etadeker's.
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NEARLY FINISHED. The handsome
iron front brick building which is being
erected on CapitQl street by Mr. II. spengler
is nearly completed. The upper story viii
be used by Mr.. Jno. J. Rohrbacher in con-
nectiOn with his restaurant. Mr.. Il. will
leave in few weeks to purchase the furni-
ture, SO that Rohrbacher's uptown hotel
may b. expected to b, in full blast early in
the fall-of which more anon.
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/ New ARRTvALs.-Seven male and one
female arrived on Moaday last IN she .clty
Of jackson, where they will reside lot
number of years, as delegates TO that "otlaet
institution, where members are known "
ssaheir nutnbers, > from Adam county 1ney
we're received with sal the liouors Que the
event by, snpcrln tendent SmIGll end Ser
agent Fife,
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Various rumors and reports are afoat
to the effect that there has been a
plan concOcted by. the negroes in the
eastern part of Amite county to murder
the whites. That something Of this kind
has been agitated among the negroes, we
think there is no doubt, but to what e..
tent it has been CARRIED We are unable to
learn.-Liberty Herald.
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Nosles. ugJU


In order to driSe the dull trade OF this
season, we have in cOntem plation Il series OF
Jobs" that we pro pose to run each week,
and in some Instances for one week only.
These lots represent goods that are perfect
IN every particular, and are being offered
at sacrificed prices for two reasons-to give
our friends benefit In these hard times,
and to benefit ourselves from the stir they
will inevitably create.
For this week. and from and after this
date, we will begin with the best American
Prints, and viii off,
2c0pieces Cuaico, otG cents a yard, in Merit
macs, Paciics, Arnold's, Cochicos and
SprogWes. ~ -
The first to come will get the choice.
ROBINSON 4 STEVENS.
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University Of Mississippi.
Order of Exercises Conn In emce.
nlemG of H&7O.

OXFORD, MISS, May q, 1876.
PRIZE SPEAKING, Hermean Freshmen, P.
NJ 2}d june.
PRIz& SrE KING, Phi Sigma Freshmen,
p NJ, 24th June.
CoMMExcENExr SERMON, Bishop Garrett OF
Texas, IL A. NJ, 18th June.
ANNUAL MEETING Board Of Trustees, Mon
day, 18th June
SopHONoRE PRIzE DEFAMATION, 10 A. NJ,
Goth June.
ANNUAL MEETING Phi Sigma Society, P.
NJ, 26th June.
Jun OR EXHIBITION, 10 A. NJ. 9th June.
ANIMAL MEETING HERMEAN SOCIETY, p.
NJ, 9th June.
HoNoRARY GRAFTON, by Hon. II. II. Chal-
mers, 18th June.
DELIVERY or MEDALS, 18th June.
CONFINEMENT DAY, 18th June.
Candidates for admission to the University
will be examined on Thursday and Friday,
Zd and Dad of June, or at opening of next
session, 4th of October.
May 81, 1S76.-4w Chancellor.
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mou.e-Keep,r. Take Noalce

The stock of House Furnishing Goods
comprising Mating III checks. the new
Centennial fancy, and white, full yard wide
at 30 cents, are receiving great attention at
Robinson IL Stevens; also 4 perfect stock oi
Towels, Napkins, Nottingham Curtain
Lace, to which marked attention ID called
and Linen Table Damask, all of which is
unsurpassed in quality or price in any retail
market. ROBINSON 4 STEVENS.
Nav ri 4w.
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FIRST MISSISSIPPI REGTMENT.-We
are requested by Col. Z. A. PeytOn to men
"On that any person having in their posses
SION copy OF the lithograph printed roster
VI The First Mississippi Regiment will great
eblige the Association Of Mexican War
eterans, by sending the same to him, that
,he same may be copied for the records now
Being collected.
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IMrRoyEMEsrs. +Witlf his usaal en-

IMPROVEMENTS. WIN MS usual en-
ergy, Superintendent Smith has had the old
fence around the front of the Rsnttentiary
torn away and new one put up and whites
washed. This improvement, while it adds
greatly to the appearance Of the Penitentia-
ry front, cost nothing but the labor, as the
material was already on hand. -
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BRowN's WELLs.--The advertise
ment of these waters, now becoming IA
nous. l. printed in this number. The
Wells are in charge of Col. Deaton, very
competent and excellent gentleman whe
viii spare no pains to entertain his guests
The medicinal properties Of the waters VII
commend them to invalids. while pleasure
seekers, who cannot go far from home, viii
find it delightful place for recreation and
ani nYment. -
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REMovED.-The livery stable of Mr..
Jno C. Carraway, which has for 40 many
years been Gated on. Capitol street between
Rresident and Congress, has been torn down
and is now in progress of erection on Pearl,
between the same streets, just one square
south of the old stand.
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Democratic Club.

There will be meeting of the Demo-
cratic COnserva alive Club in the House of
representatives tomorrow Thursday
night, to elect delegates to the County
Convention at Raymond oil Saturday next,
June 3D. T. J. WHARTON.
President.
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THE CEMETERY MARAUDERs.-On
Wednesday last another ensLallment of GEM
etery marauders went through the judicial
mill. Ten dollars or ten days was allowed
to these lovers OF flowers. They chose the
latter,
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ANOTHER INsoLvENT Insurance
ooNPANY,-The State Treasurer gives no
I'ce to all persons having claims against the
HlObe Insurance Of Chicago. to file them
pursuant to law, the company having be-
Come ns0lyent =s,.