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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-09-06
TIPPAH COUNTY.

RIPLEY, Aug. Is. 1876.
DEAR SIR; The Hipley Democratic Con-
servative Club was organized on the lg.h
inst. with eighty members and the follow
ing officers:
u. Nj. Alexander. President.
w. A. Boyd, lSt Viee-President.
Thos- SpiSht 2 Vice President.
J. w. 7. Faulkner, Sd Vice President.
Eiihu Gibbs. tcol 4th Vice. President.
1. q. Hendricks. 9TH Viee-President.
On motion. III. 5. Carter was elected per-
manent Secretary.
G. L. Harris. Corresponding Secretary.
j. Z. Rogers, Treasurer.
At our meeting on Saturday, we added
many additional names TO the roll. There
was a Club Organization at Faulkner on
yesterday of eighty members. Faulkner is
eight miles north of here There was also
to be an organization at Ruckersyille. four
miles east of Faulkner, on the same day :
have not head from there.
Very truly. your friend,
E. n. ALEXANDER.
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HAD. Coaasy.

List CT Democratic Clubs Of Kinds coun-
~, with the nsmes and addresses OF their
Presidents aad secretaries.
BROWNSVILLE CLUB-J. d. MeCona,i.
President; A. II. Bradley, Secretary. Pest
Office, Brownsville
LEBANON CLUB--SAni. Watson. Presidcni
J. II Brady. Secretary Postoffice, RI, :
mOnd.
CHAFsL IIILL CLUB--Saml r. Young
President; LaeI Fittman, Secretary
PostcItiee. Chapel Hill
CLINTON CLuB-D. 5. Bureh. President
Z. IL Whitaker, Secretary Postoflice,
Clinton
RAYMOND CLuB-w 7. Aisquith Presi-
dent; Sam- d Harper, Secretary Post
office, Raymond
BoLroN CLUB-C 5. North. President
W y Bonnie, Secretary. Poslofiice, Boil
ton.
MooRk's SrRISa CLuB--L. W. Carraway,
President 3. Smith. Secretary. Post
Office. Midway
TlSxlx SCHOOL HousK cIun-c n
Gminn. President; u aen. IVES, Secretarr
possofllee Clinton
=
ident. Dr. ) b SIfawbridge, Secretary
Poste1fice. uFiea.
MIDWAY CLUB-3aml J Thigpen, Pres.
ident; Postoiiice. Raymond Willie Gran.
berry, Secretary; Pastolliee, Midway
EDWARDS CLUB-Dr w r.. Kirby. Pres.
ident; ). Otis smith, Secretary Postotfice,
Edwards.
UREA CLUB-Dr. L. White, President
s. E. Dudley, Secretary Post-oIlice, Uti-
ca.
QUEENS HILL CLUB--J. J. Birdsong
President; W. II Chichester, Secretary
Post-oliice, Edwards.
AUBURN CLUB-A. B, Magee, President
Post-office, Auburn.
Day GROVE CLuB-Edward II. Dabney
President; A. Parsons. Secretary. Post,
Office, Dry Grove.
MISSISSIPPI SPRINGS CLUB-Geo C. Por
ter, President; n. w. Bankston, Secretary
POst-oflice, Raymond.
TERRY CLUB. J. Halbert, President, j
NJ. Cliles, Secretary. Post-ofiice, Terry.
JACKSON CLuB-W L. Nugent, Presi
dent; a. G.. Moore, Secretary. Post-otflce
| Jackson.
I OASAcON AOON0 ALUh-E RAM
Johnston, President; .. w. Millett, Secre
tary. Post-Oflice,s Jackson
JACKSON SoUrH WARD CLUR-Jame
| Compton President; w. l.. Snylic, Secrc
tary- POst-Office, Jackson.
WEST JACKSON CLUR--J A. Webb, Pres
ident; Jno. I. Hull, Secretary. Postoflice
Jackson
BYRAM CLUB-Jesse Wo ,dall, President
! Bev. G. Wyche, Secretary. POST office
| Byram.
BoGUE CHrrTo CLUB john Fletcher
President.
HARTsvILLE CLUB-A A Hart, Pres
dent. Post-office, Utica.
DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OIL
KINDS CoUNTY--W. T. Ratliff, Chairman
w Calvin Wells, Corresponding Secretary
G. W. Harper. Secretary H. I. T Dupre,
Treasurer Post-ofiice, Raymond.
Respectfully submitted,
w. CALVIN WELLS,
i Corresponding Secretary.
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1nE GREAT TELDEN AND
HENDRICKS MASS MEET
ING AND BARBECUE
Ar GREENWOOD
People OF Both Race. Largely
RePFe~enfsd.

Was one 81 the grandest Affairs ever held
in thar section.
Msj. Bark-dale, Elector for the Safe At
Large, and Hon n. ID. Money. candidate for
Congress. spike lsefnre dinner. And in the
afternoon. Col ". Z. Helm, our Elector for
the Bril- Dis;r.cI Hon. Ii. II. SouthwoFth.
the Representative from Carroll-Judge ID.
y. Quinn the present Republican Sheriff OF
/ fiare-C. V. Gwin. E-q- OF Holmes
L en- Yerger, Esq, LeGrand Hemingway
a eO.ored DemOeTsL and Others addressed
the people.
Capt Tom Browns colOred Minstrel
Troupe composed OF seven true Tildeuiies
from winona. added greatly 10 the occasion
--Winena Advance.
In addition TO the foregoing. CLAR
ION representative, who was present, de.
sires to say, that the hospitality of thu
good people of Lefore and Carroll was
unbounded-lhat the dinner prepared
for she occasion, was profuse and stump
tuous-that the ladies in large number
graced the occasion with-their presene
that good feeling pervaded the vas
audience-that the whites are thorough
ly aroused-that the colored voters ar
uniting with them-and that Lehore vii
give an immense majority for Tilden an
Hendricks.
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CHCKAsAw COUNTY.

OKoLoSA, Mss, Aug. %, 1876.
DEAR SIR: Having noticed in THE CLAIR
ion your request to the Democratic Clubs
throughout the State to forward You the
names and officers of said Clubs, that they
may be put in direct communication with
the National Executive Committee, here
with ehclose you list of the officers OF the
Oakland White and Black Democratic Con-
sentative Club.
President, John NJ. Moore.
LIST Vice President, w. n. Thatcher.
I'd Vice-President Phillip Thompson.
Secretary, E. L. Evans.
Treasurer, Geo. w. Christian.
Our Club is in good working order, num-
bering about l50 members, 30 OF whom are
colored.
JNo. NJ. MOORE,
President.
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THE $500 BRIRE.-Fhe public are
anxiously awaiting tbs response of
" organizer" Musgrove, to the charge
that he paid $500 to induce A. K. Davis
to resign the Office of Lieutenant Gov
error. As MusgrOve is the present rec
Ognized official head of the Radical party
in this State, the party itself is involved
in the charge.
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SHANNON, LEE Co, Miss, Aug. IS, 1876.
SIR: At the last meeting OF the Demo-
tic-Conservative Club OF this place. at.
tention WAS called TO your recently pub
lished card, inviting reports from the diff
erent Clubs of this state, The Club direct
ed the Secretary to forward report of this
Club, according % the suggestions Of your
card. That duty | take pleasure in per-
forming, VIZ: SHANNON DEMocRATIc-CoS-
SENTATIVE CLUB.
President NJ. T. Gardner.
Secretary, ID. L. Dalton.
And IS members.
Very respectfully,
"a i. DALTON,
Secretary.
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BENTON COUNTY.
LAMAR. Ace. ., ls7e

LANAI. Aug ., 1876.
DEAR SIR: The citizens Of this vicinity. q
Few days since, formed = Tilden and Hen
son. ST., President
w. L. TreadWelI, Vice President.
7. /. Hudson, Jr-, Treasurer.
NJ Fl. Thomson, Secretary. with q ron of
more than fifty names, some colored. and
We believe we viii secure the cooperation
Of many Of the colored people.
The Secretary was requested TO notify
TEE CLaaIex. and we ask that We BE pnt
in COMMUNICATION with headquarters.
The posroliice Of the entire Club Is this
place. The Club meets every SATURDAY.. We
have large majority against Us, bur every
man Is very determined, aud Think We viii
make q good showing IN the end
Very truly your ob,t serEst,
". H. THOMSON.
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The Radical defamera have trumped
up an infamous charge against Mr. Til
den, of failing to render true account
of his income to the tax assessor, some
years ago. In response to the calumny,
the Chicago Times says that the docu.
ments disclose the fact that the railroad
fees received by Gov. Tilden in 1852,
we're in no sense taxable income under
the laws of the United States, but the
receipt of those fees. was simply the col
lection of debt due before the income
law went into effect. The services com
menced in 1857. The war broke out in
1861. The internal revenue law wa;
not passed till July, 1862. The receipt
of those fees was no more taxableincomC
for that year, than would have been the
collection of note taken for land sold
before the war.
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McREHoUsE parish, Louisiana, has
six Democratic clubs which claim men,
bership of eight hundred and forty, viz:
Four hundred and thirty-fEe whites and
four hundred and FIVE colored men.
Grant issued his bayonet orders none to
soon. Wherever the cOlored race have
enjoyed the blessings Of Democratic
Government, nothing less persuasive
than the bayonet win keep them out Of
Democratic party. -Vicksburg Herald.
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raEoBUsmA COUNTY.
WArER yAL1ry. MISS AM

WATER VALLEY, Miss, Aug. %. 1876.
DEAR SIR: We had Club organized on
18th OF August. Name-LoxG BRANCH
DEMOCRATIC CLUB. Members-53 white, ]
colored-5I.
President, G, 4. Summers.
LIST Vice. President, IL. w. Benson
I'd Vice-President, Abe Harston, col.
Secretary, L. b. hutchinson.
corresponding Secretary, III. L. Woods.
Treasurer, J. 7. Fly.
Executive Committee--C. e. Summers
Esq, Chm'n; Hon. w. Z Benson. M. L.
Woods, A. III. Hughes, Ii. w. Benson, l.. B
Hutchinson, Abe Harston.
Yours, very truly.
NJ. L. WOODS.
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COPIAm COUNTY.

CRYsTAL SgRves, Mlss, Aug. 90, 1876.
Hon. E BarksddIe:
The Crystal Springs Democratic Conser-
yative Club. was organized July 17tn, 1876,
with the following officers:
President, w. G. Wilkinson.
1st Vice President, e. P. Willing.
I'd Weep President, John T. Holt.
Secretary, Shelby Harris.
Assistant Secretary. S. II. Ably, Jr.
Treasurer, j. c. Smith. Sr.,
sergeant Arms, A. B. Evans.
Our Club is increasing rapidly, and we
are destined 10 be, as we were last year. the
banner Club of the State.
Please forward such campaign documents
as you think suitable for US.
Yours truly,
SHELBY HARR4s, Sec'y c. 5. D. C. C.
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The YIcksburg COURAGE"

The Radical papers have Industrious
ly tried to manufacture a tirst-class out
rage out of the small affair of the pelting
Of postmaster Pease by parties unknown,
at the recent Radical meeting in that
city. At most, it was but small affair.
The Tribune says that the Times cor
respondent who pretended TO give an ac-
count of it, is the champion liar" of the
age; and the Herald speaking of the af
fair, says:
We we're present at the meeting, and
although it was on Washington street.
the busiest thoroughfsre in Vicksburg
there was no necessity for Peass to ad
wise the negroes to go home. We could
hear every word he uttered. And as tt
a shower of eggs being thrown, that il
simply barefaced lie. There was bu
one or two eggs thrown, and we do no
know whether the Radicals had then
thrown or whether a Democrat threw
| them.
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FaExcH CAMP, cHocrA v Co., Aug. 81.
At a meeting Of the citizens Of this place
and vicinity held here on 18th and 18th fnsts-
Col. j. w. Drane was called temporarily
70 the chair, and DIR. Il. Z. Love was REQUEST
ed to act as Secretary
The Club then organized permanently
By eIectfng the following officers:
Col ]. w. Drzne, President
DR. J. F. Bryan, LIST Vice President.
IA Downing. End Fice-President.
in Cook, Sr- 3rd Vice President.
Jos. W. Luekett, Secretary,
DR.. +. 7: Love- Asst Secretary.
A. Snail, Treasurer
We enrolledI04 members.
On motion Of W. L. Hughston, the Club
-was named The TiIden and Hendricks Re
form Club.
J.W. LUckKrr.
Secretary
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Carroll t;ousss

A. NJ. Nelson, Esq, corresponding
secretary Of the county executive COM
mittee, reports favorably of the prospects
in Carroll. Clubs are being formed and
the people are Weakening up to the impor-
lance Of the canvass. 1t is in eontem-
platiou to have grand rallying barbecue
at Carrollton, in October.
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noNrsoMERY COUNTY.

NfNoSA. Aug. 30th, 1876.
DR4R Sir: kiimichael Dcmocratie-Co on
seryntivs Club was organized on the 5th
azasls win about sixty members, to-wit:
0frIckRs. President, DIR. Z. r. ARMS
tead
let Weep resident, J. w. Knox.
81 Viec-President, j. ). Summons
3rd Nice-President, DIR. I. l.. wilburn.
Secretary. X. ii. Turner.
Corresponding SeeI etary, ID. L. Roach.
Address Wiuana. There are two other
Democratic Clubs in this (4,h) Supervisors
District, with about 60 members each. pre-
sumo they will report to you. l have never
seen the people more in earnest.
ID. L. Roach, Corresponding Sec'y.
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A CORRESPONDENT of the Copiahan
suggests the name of Tim. E. Cooper,
ESQ.,, as a suitable nominee for Senator
in that District. The people will be
fortunate if they can secure the services
of as true and capable man.
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CARROLL COUNTY.

August 10Th. Walden. Miss:l
Upon the motion of Mr.. 10. Hirsh the
meeting proceeded n permanent Organi-
zation by choosing officers aS follows:
President. John Cunningham
First Niee-President. j. L. Andrews
Second. f e Ely
Third. w c Andrews.
Fourth. I c. Everett.
Fiffh. jas LogGe
Secretary, Potter,
Assistant Secretary. T. H. Somerville.
Treasurer, ). C Btins
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A Northern exchange says that emo
one, of course, imsgines that louisiana,
Mississippi, or North Carolina, would go
otherwise than Democratic, unless sub
jected to the grossest outrage and intim-
idation by Grant and his United States
Marshals"
Let our Northern contemporary dis
miss its doubts so far as Mississippi is
concerned. The troops will not make a
particle of difference. The people Of
both races intend TO exercise their right
of suffrage freely, and will roll up q
larger majority for Tilden aud Hendricks
than was cast for the Reform ticket in
1875.
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FRANKLIN CoUSrY.-An esteemed
correspondent writes: "We have nom
" mated Monroe M. Currie for State
" Senator for this county and Jefferson,
" and will be sure to elect him. This
" county will give 400 majority at least
" for Tilden and Hendricks, and Hooker
" and Currie."
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Hon. A. G. BRowN.-By the earnest
request of the State Executive Committee,
Ex-Governor Brown viii commence >
canvass in South Mississippi in q few
days. He win be accompanied by RObt.
n. Miller, Esq, elector from the Sixth
District
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HOLMES COUNTY.
LEXINGTON, Mss !

LEXINGTON, Mss. Aug. aS;h lS76
DEAR SIR: herewith send you the list
of officers and members OF the Oregon
Democrstic-Conservalive Club Of Holmes
county. Mis-:
President J. +. Wade.
Vive-Presideut, Isaiah Wilmington.
Sec etars, A. A. Butter.
address Lexington.
Yours respectfully.
JAMES +. MADE, Pres't
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Jefferson Coaasy.

The Democrats and Conservatives, not
satisfied with the 67s majority which
they obtained in the recent special
election, have determined to make it
larger. The Greenville Club Of that
county is to give a grand barbecue at
Belle Grove ON the 18th inst.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-09-06

Vermont held her election Tuesday.
She has been 50 persistently and thor
oughly Republican that the Democrats
have not been able to elect a Congress.
man in a single district since the war.
The same may be said of Maine.
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In a recent speech, Ex-Governor
Palmer, of Illinois, Ga leading liberal Re-
publican commented at length on the
record of John A. Logan, the roaring
demagogue, who in 1859, introduced a
bill in the Illinois Legislature to sell al
free negroes who came to this State. Te
day he is the leader of the Republican
party of Illinois.
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Col. J. S. Bailey is on the war path.
He delivered speech to our citizens on
last Wednesday. Col. Bailey IS good
speaker, and is well calculated to win re-
cruits to the Democratic party, with
which he is thoroughly identified Tai
ahatchie News.
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Col. w. L. NUGENT.-The Reform
Club of this city conferred deserved
honor on this gentleman by electing him
their presiding officer. His address ac-
cepting the position vas one of the best
of the canvass.
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THoMAsrowx. Miss. Aug. 2s. 1876

THoMAsToWS, MISS, Aug. 26, 1876.
DEAR SIR; In accordance with your no.
tice of 10th, | will forward TO you the names
and address of 0. r. Singleton Club of this
place.
President. w. E. Lacy.
LIST Vice-President, f. B. Russell.
81 Vice President, w. ID. Gober.
Secretary, L. B. Taylor.
PostofLee of each -ThomastowH, Leake
county, Miss.
am requested by the officers and mem
bers of the Club to earnestly and respect
fully ssk any and all advice that will, in
any way, rebound to the benefit of the
Democratic Conservative party. The Dem
ocratic party is gaining strength daily in
this neighborhood.
Please forward to us any matter that will
be OF interest in the advancement of the
Democratic cause at your earliest convent
ence.
Respectfully,
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VIZ are grati6ed to learn that Oul
young friend, Arthur r Howe, (step
son of Judge r. w. Williamson, of Wi
mona and appointed by Hon. H. D.
Money from the Srd Congressional Dis
trict, after passing a highly creditabls
examination, was recently admitted as 3
cadet midshipnan at the United States
naval academy at Annapolis. A career
of honor and usefulness is predicted fOl
him.
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JUDGE HANCOCK has called meet.
ing of the Republican State Executive
Committee. viii it take into considera-
tion the "ways and means" by which the
Southern Republican charges that A. K.
Davis was influenced to resign the Office
of Lieutenant-Goyernor, in order that
the caucus nominee, Henry Musgrove,
might receive the appointment?
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LEE COUNTY.
o. M. MOORE,
President.

VERONA, LEE Co, Miss, Aug. 81. 1876.
DEAR SIR: write to you to give you the
names of officers of our Club here, as per re-
quest in CLABIog.
Chairman, T. B. Smith.
Secretary, James Williams.
PestofIiee as above for both.
Name of Club, TILDEN AND HENDRICKS,
of Verona, Lee county, Miss.
Very respectfully.
JAMES WILLIAMS.
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Gen. A. NJ. West, a speaker of dis
tinguished merits and patriot in whom
there Is no guile, Till soon enter upon his
duties as one Of the electors for the
State-at-lsrge on the Tilden-Hendricks
ticket-Yazoo Herald
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HoN. II. ID. MONEY, the Representa-
tive from the Sd District, has published
a list of appointments extending over his
District. Mr.. Money is one OF the best
speakers in the State, as he is one of the
most influential and useful members of
Congress from the South.
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Col. BoLroN, the carpet-bag leader
in Washington county, has vamoosed
the rancho. The Greenville Times
says, che leaves here to avoid attending
the next term of our Circuit Court"
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Montgomery County.

POPLAR CREEK, Mss. Aug. %, 1876.
Ga the 10Th inst meeting OF citizens
was held ut Grange Hall, To rc-organize
the Democratic Club. Hon. Jackson Mar
tin called to the chair, permanent organi-
cation was effected by the election OF lion.
Jackson Martin President.
lst Vice President, w. II. Simpson.
81 Vice President. w. +. Cole.
Secretary, j. b. ) impson.
Poplar Creek postofliee being the al
dress OF each.)
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Franklin County.

FRANLLIN COUNTY, Aug. 3Oth, 1876.
We have organized Tilden Club, called
Hogs Call Clab, with ~ members at the
second meeting, several eolored.
NJ. NJ Currie, President
Z. A Preehard, and NJ L. Aldridge,
Secretaries
Z. Byrd, Corresponding Secretary.
have not yet procured full list of the
members, but will do so If required.
Yours, etc,
C. BYRD,
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STILL THEY CoNE.-We learn that
Hon. j. NJ. Shattuck, the Republi;
can Representative from Wilkinson
county, has declared for Tilden and
Hendricks.
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SCOTT COUNTY.

MORTON, MISS, Aug. 30, 1876.
DEAR SIR: Below you will find list OF
officers OF the Young Mems Tilden and
Hendricks Reform Club. The postoffiee
address of each is Norton. Miss:
President, Z. F. Gaddis.
1t. Viee-President, c. Q. Moore.
% Vice President, j. N. Stevenson.
Secretary and Treasurer. T. NJ. Henry.
Yours respectfully,
T. NJ. HENRY.
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YALOBUsHA.-Fhe waters are begin
ming to move in YalObusha. There is
to be a grand pole and flag raising at
Grenada on the 18th, on which day
Hon. H. D. Money has an appointment to
speak. Gen. Vests election for the
State at large is expected.
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CARRoLLToS, Mss, Aug. ., 1875.
DEAR SIR: Below please find list of the
officers of the CarroIiton Miss Tilden,
Hendricks and Reform Club, viz:
President, Col. r. ID. BIugh.
lst. Vice-President. Capt. 4 G. Tidwell.
I'd Vice President, W F. Hamilton.
Recording Secretary, Hobt. J. Davis.
Asst Recording secretary, Sanl Hart, Jr.
Corresponding Secretary, \. III. Nelson.
Treasurer. 7. II. Bingham.
The pOstofice address of The above named
persons Is Carrollton, Miss.
Respectfully.
R.J DAVIS,
Secretary.
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CONVICTION COUNTY.

Mt. CARMEL, Aug. q, 1876.
DEAR SIR: submit the following report
of our Club, formed on the 18th inst with
the following officers:
Isaac Newton, President.
IF. Halle, Vice President.
7. B. Lotion, Secretary and Treasurer.
Postoffice, Nit. Carmel, Miss.
The name OF said Club Is the aRed House
Tilden aud Hendricks Reform Democratic
Conservative Club,
Yours very truly,
isaac NEwToS.
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LAST evening as the Tilden Legion. of the
Sixth Ward was passing at the corner 81
Canal and IRENE streets. they were assaiIed
by procession OF eolored Republicans. WHO
threw bricks and other missiles into tbei,
midst. One young man was very serionslt
injured in the head.-N. o. HcaJune.
We regret to see notices like the fore.
going. They forebode trouble in Louis
iGna. The colored Radicals Who INDUCED
in such sport have been hdIy taught,
and besides are running therisk of get
ting hurt.
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- 49,
Mob Violence In Cleveland

COnrier-Journal September L: In Cleve-
land, few nights since, some of Mr.. Hayes
ardent supporters amused themselves by
pelting Tilden torchlight procession with
stones and other missiles.-Telegram.
No report of the troops having been
called out,
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FITZPATRICK OWNS UP.
4 Bloody Shirt Campaign and
Plenty of Money.

Chicago Times
INDIANAPoLIs, Aug. a0.-Gen JUDD
son Fitzpatrick addressed an audience at
the Academy of Music in tits city this
evening, in the course of witch he refer
red to the letter to Hayes. publishedin the
Sentinel. He admitted thai he had sorit-
ten every aOOrd of 1t, and said he stood Jy it
still.
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Radical Tactics.

"A bloody shirt camyaiga, Nth mon
f'ey, qnd Indiana is safe; financial
'fcampaign, and no money, and qce are
dedicated. a Kilpatricks Letter to
Hayes.