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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-10-14
NUMBER 90

Impression upon the mimi Of little boy
whe was present, that be put shilling
into the plate. This was the only coin
that he possessed. He fully expected
that bis shilling would soen come back to
him, and as time passed on, md il did
not return, he was much disappointed.
So at last be told his mother what be
had let to the Lord, and that it had not
been paid him again. Never mind"
replied his mother. ''the Lord is good
Paymaster.'
Twenty years rolled away, and the boy
had grown up TO be very rich man, add,
what is infinitely better, a real Christian.
One dsy he met Mr.. Wesley, and re-
minded him Of bis words, telling him also
how be had acted upon them. "And
80, he added, A"the lord isa good Pay.
NADER, for am this day worth twenty
THOUSAND ponads, and, trust, have the
grace Of God in my heart"
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CANVASS NOTES FROM OUR
STATE EXCHANGES.
Newton BnlletIn.l

Newton Bulletln.l
Col NJ. IL. Whitaker, of Meridian,
addressed the Newton Democratic Club,
last Monday night, and was listened to
with marked attention.
Hinds County Gazette.l
The court room was soon filled 10
overtlowing with people---the blacks,
perhaps, exceeded the whites in number
when Judge Potter proceeded with
his address. II was most masterly ar
gdmsnt, precisely to ttc-point, ahd most
convincing.
Holly Springs south.l
The meeting OF the Central Club on
Monday night was enthusiastic and inter.
estiDg to all who attended. The ad-
dress of Col. I. w. Harris was eloquent
and impressive, Lone of the very best,
10 fact, Of the present campaign.
Kemper lIcraldl
Last Saturday II was the pleasure Of
the citizens Of this community to listen TO
an able speech from that learned and
patriotic citizen, Gen. j. H. George.
lie was here by special request Of our
club. and, his name being household
word in our county, his coming WIS look.
oil to with considerable interest.
II The citizens Of Kemper feel honored
by his visit, inasmuch as he has persis-
tently refused to comply with similar
requests from all parts OF the State.
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The Markets.

LONDON, Oct. 14.-NooE--Erie 91f.
PARIs, Oct. IA. -Rentes, LOG.
LIVERPOOL October 14.--NoOn-C Cotton,
steady mIddling uplands, 8 Is l6; Iniddllng
Orleabs, 8 S-16; sales,S 600 bales speculation
and export, j receipts $500; American
$50. .s0Efi1
NKw York, Oct. l4.--Gold opened at 911S
NEw YORK, Oct. 14.-Stoeks dull aud
steady money IL gold o; exchange, long
494; short, 4S51; State bonds quiet aud
nominal; Governments dull and steady
cotton quiet; uplands, l075; Orleans, ii l-l6
sales ,212.
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E'oreiga News.

LONDON, Oct. 14.-Duke of Aben.
corn has resigned the Vice Royalship OF
Ireland, the Duke of Marlborough sue.
ceeds. gfa d | ~ 81 a
The Times leader declares that if Rus.
sic refuses the armistice or is the means
Gifts refusal she becomes the enemy of
Europe. la 9u, A
A Berlin correspondent of the Times
says Italy, in her alliance with Russia,
has in view also the acquisition of Tu-
mis-. .a 45iF 1
A Reuter- dispatch from Vienna says
the understanding between Russia and
Austria on the Eastern question Is consid-
cred certain notwithstanding contrary
reports. au @
LoNpoN, Oct. IA. Reuter-, from
Paris, says that, In consequence Of ex-
plantations, which have been exchanged
between the Powers, il appears probably
that the Porte's request for appointment
Of Commissioners to arrange details Of
armistice will be accepted. It is expect
cd that the military attaches of various
Embassies of Constantinople will be ap.
pointed the Commissioners.
LONDON, Oct. l4-The Daily News
Vienna dispatch announces that the Ital
ian ambassador Mt that city has been in
structed to express the regret Of his gov.
ernment for boastfuland warlike language
of some Of the Italian newspapers.
PARIS, Oct. 14.-A dispatch to the
Russirn telegraphic agency, dated st
Petersburg, Thursday, says that tht
Powers have not been able yet to agree,
as to the reception of the armistice prop
osition, but several Of them are disposed
to accept.
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HAI.9 GRENADA ganafa9
FEMALE COLLEGE,
~ reelIr. Fas tt---uil tsall4a $40 H
Rev. .. >. Moore, Presldent.

TNHE FALL SESSION will open, SEPTEMBER
! 4th, 1876.
.ef. -iD EXPENSES,
4 For FIVE months including board and lodg-
ing, with lights, fiPes washing and tnition
in regular course, from $lO5to $lld. 0l q
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 full COURSE Of study, accurately and
thoroughly taught. Can accommodate 100
boarding, pupils; Bat one case last year re-
whooping cough. For particulars address
the President or Gen. H. G.. Walthell, Hon.
w. r. Barksdale, DR.. =. W. Hughes Capt. 7.
B. Peacock, R. P. Lake (of Lake Bros. and
George Lake, Trustees 731 fiii9ia
Aug. l6, lS76-lm. baa ll11K .6hsA.l
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laa 6al KENTUCKY ai8 boz
Military Institute
Chartered i'm IsA0.

TIME THIRTY-FIRsT ANNUAL SESSION begins
j. September 4th, 1876. -
Tho Charter places the K NJ. l. under the
supervision OF the Governor Of Kentucky, and
Board Of Visitors appointed by him.
The location Is six miles from Frankfort,
KY, in the most healthy region in the State.
Classical, Scientific, Professional and BUSH
ness education; discipline Of the Camp, with
the paternsl element entering largely, result
ing in habits OF order, promptness, indusrty,
obedience, ,truthfulness AMI manliness.
For Catalogues, address, VflGt 3gUTN9
COL. R0B'T d. ALLEN, Supt.
W. Parmdale p o., Franklin Co., Ky.
July 49, '76'2m. bai53ut DYE ,HIl
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Public Institutions.

LtSArlc AsYLuM.-Dr. james Compton, Su-
parintendent DR.. james Neville, Asst Su-
perih,endent; Mrs. s. e. Compton, Matron I;
r. +. McGill, Steward Board of Trustees
W. L. Nugent, Writ Johnston, Isaiah Mitchell,
Travis Rhodes, W. H. Gibbs N. L. Heming-
way. DR.. Writ Johnston Secretary and W..
L. Hemingway Treasurer.
DEAY AND DUMB INsrtrurR. pr. J. L. Car-
ter PrincipAli l.. w. Saunders, and John W.
Scott, Teachers; Mrs J. L. Carter, Matron.--
Trustees-B. H. Gotthelf, H. NJ Taylor, Jno.
A. Galbreath, Jr., J. W. HUFF. ftg
BLISD AsYLuM.--Dra w. s. Langley; Super
intehdent; Mrs. VS.. Langley, Mstron; Misses
Langley, Teachers, in the Literary and Musi-
cal Department. Mrs. Norp Pletcher, Mistress
of Handioraft @. Roach, Literary Teacher in
the Qolored Department.--Boardo Of Trustees
w. G. Crane Geo. 1. Potter, J. II. Boyd. Geo.
A. Smythe, ThOs.E Helmdl I5i Igi1le 1UI
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SUNDAY READING.
"rHE ONE TALENT


IN a napkin smooth and white,
Hidden from all mortal sight,
My one talent lies tonight. "e
Mine to hoard, or mine to use,
Niue to keep, or nine 90 lose
May not ! do what | chooses
An! the gilt was only lent. t
With the Glver's knowu intent
That " should be wisely spent.
And know He glll demand
Every tarthlng at my hand,
When In Ills presence stand,
What viii be my grief and shame
When | hear my humble name
Aud cannot repay His claim,
some WI double what they hold ;
Others add 10 lt ten-Iold, at
-asd Isey t.-SA "a sNtoiis& Eyi.a~ =
Lord, oh, teach inc what 10 dol
Make ME faithful. make me true,
AHd the sacred trust renew.
Help me, ere too late Il be,
Something now 10 do for Thee
Thou who hast done all for me.
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The Democrat who can sit calmly
down and make no effort in behalf OF
Tilden and Reform must have heart
made Of stone. No man who wants q
change in this government has right to
field bis hands and play the part Of apa-
thy. We are all in the same boat and
alike we share its safety and its dangers.
Holly Springs Reporter.
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Judge Ware went to Raymond the
other day TO make Republican speech,
but the darkies in that locality are ell
Democrats, and Judge Ware didn't have
any audience. So the ball rolls. --MeTi-
dian Comet. aae M n tfr
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Z The people of Jefferson county have
determined to postpone their Agricultural
Fair until November 9Th. Just now
the men of Jefferson are too busy with
political affairs to give attention to any
thing else. but the election once over,
they viii have 6 splendid exhibition Of
Of the Agricultural products Of that no
bic county, and We advise all who have
the leisure to attend.-Vicksburg Tri-
bune.
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The Synod Of Mississippi will meet AT
Natohez, Miss, third Thurday (l6th J Of
November. at IL O'Clock, A. N. Ar.
rangemenis will be made with railroads,
ana with the packet leaving yieksburg
on Tuesday evening, 18th, for usual re-
duction in fare.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

The regular terms are held in Jackson on the
6rst Mondays in May and November. Robert
aill. Judgcf Geo. T. Swami, Clerk. 3.
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Local or special notices, 10 cents per line
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT

Session commences for the Northern Dis
trict, at Oxford, on The first Mopday IN June
and December. Robert A. Hill, Juegei ). d..
Wiser, Clerk. - -s,. r.gsn.
ses.;on commences for the Southern Dis
trict. at Jackson, on the fourth Mondays Of
June and January. Geo. I. swapn. Clerk 81
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PARAMOUNT.
H,HIs INSTITUTION for the Education 0
VOTING IADIEG

Is situated on Sewanee Mountain. on the
Tennessee Coal & r X, Cos Road, seven miles
from the UEIvfRsITr or TiiE Sourm.
Special Advantages are offered 10 those de-
string TO spend the summer upon the noun
tain, and TO pursue the FRENcH or GERMAN
Language, and Music, Vocal or Instrume ntal
Through the kindness of Southern Rail-
roads, return tickets, free Of charge, have
been granted to all pupils leaving Paramount
in December, and returning In March. 2
For further information, address the Prin-
eipals, s...t.--J..L I..-...,
'H'-'' MRS NJ. l.. YERGER,
ls aI NaA saH MRS. H. d. KELLS.
Iga.l...l. ycZ adl lo MoTFAT, TExE.
Sept. 9, I76-tf. st ii .st b1gotJ M
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Nrw York, Oct. 1.-THE Herald's
Washington dispatch says the written
application Of Governor Chamberlain
for troops to aid him in enfor-
cling the laws as chief magistrate
of the State of South Carolina, arrived
here today and was placed before the
authorities. The answer of the Secretary
OF War after consultation, was that he
should await the return Of the President,
who is expected tomorrow.
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Mr.. Wesley once, when he vas making
. collection, urged the people to give,
and in this way to lend their money to
the Lord. adding THE Lord is = good
Paymastsr. y These words made such ~
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G NERAL DIRECTORY.
sT.A,TsE, ( !, : GOVERNMENT.

J. NJ sroxt J. J. 4 a j. ....s.. Gsverser.
Kinloct Falconer r........Priva Secretary.
W. II. Sims, ex-offcio,, .. Lieutenant Governor.
James Hill G.... ...Secfetafy Of state!
|. n. Osborn, ............".".-..ChleI Clerk.
VIM. L. Hemingway ..... ....."Treasurer.
W; H. Gishssr rryeg Auditor Public Aeeou mi
Geo. f. Harris, is,................. Attorney General
Joseph Barawell, ...sdp't Of Public Education.
Mrs. Mary MOraney .. State Librarian and
Keeper Of the Capitol.
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS.
Jane, L. Aleorn... Term expires Mrch, 1871
A. K. Bruce ,.. Term expires March, 4, 1871.
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EDUCATIONAL.
WHITNORTH FEMALECOLLEGE
No BrOOkhayen, Miss,

On New Orleans, Bt. Louis & Chicago Rail-
road, l2s miles from New Orleans. II 40
WILL REOPEN SEPTEMBER q, 1876. ID
Number Of Teachers "A
Number Of Pupils last Term m............"......2O2
Number of Music Pupilss","""".a....."
Charges low. Dresses required TO be plain.
English Textbooks, Copy-books and States,
also Medicines and Medical Attention fur
nishcd without extra charge. Maps, Charts
Apparatus-all the appliances of frst-class
College-are in constant use. No college fur
nishes better advantages. For Catalogue ad-
dress tthf4s6 HI. =. JOHNSON,
June 28-3m. President.
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By Telegraph.
Latest Election News.
LATEST FROM ALL POINTS,
Spec al to rns D,rlr clAaroS.
Rlectlan News.

fAsHtsGToS, Oct l4.--Special from
Denver, Coloiado, says Lafayette county.
elNned bg he Republicans, gives 100
tlsaoerasic i aiority. RsRs,hlIo~ns-vieeuI
State Tiuket by small mejority, but
othciAl conni required to decide Congress.
mas stk N
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HI6ERNlAN.

MuruAL AID ASSOCIATION, Meets FRS
Fay, President; J. b. Monahan, Secretary,
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sUBORDrxArE BODIES.

nKARL Lopez. No. 2S-Meets First Saturday
night in each month. 1sydOre Strauss,
NJ; ChAs CASTOR, Secretary.
OuAs BRowH LoDsE, No. 65-Meets Ihird
Brow, Jr., ": NJ; W. Q. LOwd, Secretary.
UAcxsox r. A. CHAPTER No. 6-Meets Fourth
. Monday night in each month ohyef
Clifton, H. p; Jno. A. Galbreath, Jr-, seere-
tsrY. fEAfliH4ak Z ll{s4s
Jackson CouxcIL No. o Z. MAsfEhs-
Il MestsouarterIy. Second Tuesday in Janu-
srv AnriL July and October. 3. L. Saunders
TT NJ; E. stefnberg, Recorder. @s-ss
HE1sslssrrrr coxxAxDEzY, 4; meets Sec,
M Ond Monday night IN each montRi 81 a.ds, n, y
Taylor, T. o. Jno, A. 6slbrea'h, 'r'' AeeOras'
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OUR DAILY.
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kemper Herald
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patches and keeping s9uarely up with
the progress Of the canvass A valuable
Holly springs south.l
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Meridian Homestead.
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latest news, with able editorials on the
issues Of the canvass. All who desire to
keep fully posted on the campaign should
send for TEE DAILY CLARION.
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Mississippi College,
CLINTON, HHNDs CO., MISS.

Isfe .lgsnA8b -a 4ms etsh19a
WILL open its 18th Annual Session, Sep
w tember II, 1876, and close June rs, 1877.
A full Faculty; Rigid Discipline; thorough
instruction and Low Terms, Ni
Board in College Hall, $40 50 per month.
Send to REv W 5. WEBS, President Of the
College, for Catalogue. !.
.g President Board Trustees
Clinton. Miss, July le '76-Sm.
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I FRIENDS OF T TEMHERANcE. "
JACKSON CouxcrL, No. 60--Meets every Fri
- day nigh. Frank Young President; Jesse
Bart, Secretary. 2p =. mgihAnd 9ai allb
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, FIRE ooMPANIEe.

siFArxseH. Neeais-Nssta Rirs1 AfemdAy nlshG
n IL each wan1h. famea ehsifoh. Rbaefhan,
c:ia3lsf knik'sz hose pirsaseF; Harvey
f7irr. "a. irsl Tnesass hisAE &
" esSk I. e + = Srl SpraslIe z |. ersn,an !.
- AiaiIt { b|tsls ssAse Barr -,
Feiarv4 e
ETbrk. No 81 Afsssz steoad " wedns aAy d ~
Ii in each month"; harris BarksdAlc, Fore
man ~. Williams, Hose Directors; N. Tenn
pies, Secretary.
IXTEsr JACKSON, No. --Meets Second Tues
w day in each, month SamA French,
Foreman; John Cullen, Hose Director; John
/. Hull, Secretary a@e'F '"
iIlsARL Hook & LADDER, No. 1.--Meets First
L Wednesday night in each month. Jas L.
Lester, Foreman; NJ, p. Hudson, Tillerman;
W. s. Bell, Secretary.
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Z The Freedman's Bank monstrosity is
taking thousands Of colored men over to
the Democracy, in Virginia. At Rich
mend the colored Tilden and Hendricks
Club numbers about three thousand
members, and there are branch clubs in
all parts of the State.--Vicksburg Her.
aid.
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Oct. President
Grant and Attorney. General Taft return.
ed this morning. The Secretary of War
has gone to Philadelphia, but will return
Tomorrow. Consideration Of Chamber.
lain's request for troops for South Caroli-
ma is postponed until Tuesday. ar
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OF CONGRESS
REPRESENTATIVES, ES.
THE COURTS.

SUPREME COURT OF MISSISSIPPI.
Horatio F. Simrall, ..."...... Chief Justice.
II. Il, Chalmers, ,..............Ass Justice.
J. 4. P. Campbell....~.,.... !"
Geo. T. Harris and Grahahl u, Slmrall,
Reporters.
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There has been of late years, accord
ing to the statements Of Jewish papers,
an unprecedented return Of Jews to Pal.
estine, The Jewish population in Jeru.
salem, they report, has doubled within
ten years, and is continually increasing.
Many Of these Jews come from Russia.
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Bellevue High School.

Bedferd COunty, VIrGInIa. N
ON Va. & Tenn. r. b. l5 miles west of
~ Lynchburg, Full corps Of Teachers. High
and healthy location. Pupils members OF the
family. Session begins September Is. For
Catalogues or detailed information, apply to.
WILLIAM r. ABBOT,
Principal, Bellevue, P. 0.
July II '76-2m f93 Ne all aEl- i
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H Officers Kinds County.

taml IS. Thomas, Sheriff. .... .......... Raymond
A. J. Willis, Deputy, ...." ...."..at Raymond.
Wm. III. Taylor, Deputy,.........at Jackson.
A. J. Kerr, Deputy, Jackson:
VT Ratliff, Chancery Clerk Raymond
VIM. w. Downing, Deputy, ........at Raymond
Alfred G. Moore, Deputy. Jackson
q. F. Edwards Circuit Clerk, Raymond
Sam'l Livingston, Deputy, ,..........at Jackson.
/, D. Currie, Treasurer, .."..... .."..... Utica
b, Greaves, Assessor H.,.......... -. Clinton
Henry C, Daniel, sSurveyor, ..........Jackson.
w. H, Fribstte, Coroner and Ranger.".Terry.
The Sheriff, Circuit and Chancery Clerks
have offices in Jackson for the lst Judicial
District Of Kinds. 3....I
s13ia2 SUPERVISORS. ~
District-J. A. Horne. Clinton.
I'd District-GeO II. Robertson, ... Brownsville.
3D. Di istrict--J W. Neal ........,....... Edwards.
4th Distriet7rJohn Shelton, ,s,,. -. Raymond.
9th District-J. F. Tatom, ,9,,..,s,,,."..Byr
Regular meetings are held on the Monday
prece ling Circuit Court, and may continue IN
session four days. evil i
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE FIFTH DIST.
J. II. Boyd, d,."!...s... 4.... .........''Jackson.
Semuel Hudson.
COxsTABLEs-FIFTH DIsTRIcT.
HP WiAgRn, n,.......,.....,...-,...,.,... JACKSON
Benz 10, 'rdSns-.f..r ''.'''''.'.''...'..''ierry
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eocTrrY DIREcToRy.
S0S4 sASoNIO.

BODIES.
GRAND
nIa,a.AA I 1as.y Musry, Grand Mas
G ter, Ripley; j. I. Powe, ,stioa at Vicks.
sy SyrS SaSFspl; rsS wedSssdsy in Februa ~: lsIl
ter q H.P. Holly Springs; J. Il; n IS~st
Grand Secretary. jackson. Next Ge;%'SS"r
tion al Vicksburg February 5, 1877.
Op,xn corxo1L R. AND 8 MAsTEKs.-P. W.
(T SavervS AZ. /. Grand Master, Baldwyn'
]. 1. Power, Grand Recorder. Jackson
NRAxD ConMAxDERr KNIGHTS IEMPtAh, LEN r1I',.o-
" Oliver Clifton, Grand ConmandIer, ,,.snS Ho.S
bus; ]. /. Power, Grand Recorder, jackson.
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AE krxssEH a.obsE, No. 202- Meets al their
INl Hall every 2al and 4th Sundays, as 10
o'elock, All Ayd doris Strauss, President; H.
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A Desperate Arrested.

/ New YoRK, Oct 14.-A Kansas
City, Mo-, dispatch reports that Frank
James, one Of the Clay county despera,
does, was arrested last night, at the house
of physician, about ten miles from that
city, where he was under treatment for q
gunshot wound. Ag t@1 A''
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ToRoSTo, Oct. 14.-Schoonsr Maggie
Hunter, from Oswego hither, is reported
foundered, with all hands.
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LOUISVILLE, Oct. l4.--H ID. Owings
bonded warehouse in Edmondson, Ohio,
burned with 1000 barrels Of whisky.
Owings warehouse was in charge of gov.
ernment storekeepers. g
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An unsuspecting, unquestioning, un.
hesitating spirit, God delights 10 honor.
He does not delight in credulous. weak
unstable mind. Heugives us full evi-
dence when he calls and leads; but lie
expects to find in us what He Himself
bestows--an open ear, and a disposed
heart. t.--Ceciladi 1a tfgAs
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-10-14

0tRAHp I.eDak+rAf I. ssnadsrs.l |aekson,
NJ Grand Master; Jas. I. McCown, ficks-
burg, Grand Secretwy.
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" dsy hishEaWl y Gibbs, Md. MA.
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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-10-14

The Sheriff. Circuit and Chancery Clerks
have offices in Jackson for the lst Judicial
District Of Kinds. g-tE
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Miss Anna Oliver has for some iisse
been preaching in the First Place Meth
odist church Of Brooklyn to very large
audiences. II is stated she has declined
to serve as the pastor Of nm independent
church which number of her hearers
offered to form. Miss Oliver gave, US
one reason for her refusal, her intention
to apply again for admission into the
ministry Of the Methodist Church, f