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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-11-18
FOR TILDEN.
The Electoral Vote.

Majority for Tilden, 352.Ol6.
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Handsome Two-Story Dwell,
GOOD CLSTERN or TIE Jc-

-One OF the most desirable residence. h ~.
town--containing Ii Rooms contcl.e,t.
ranged. o.
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Editorial lettings.

Our fricai TiPpett, Of the Point Pleasant
REGISTER. compumsu,ci Us by reproducing cur
article entitled Centennial Lesson, but he
would have been just in giving US c'edit for
the sane.
Ga yesterday Friday soventy-six years a.
90 The Capital Of tao United States was re-
moved from Philadelphia to Washington.
We observe that New York C5uespon-
asnt OF che Philadelphia Tanes suggests Hon.
O. j. Faulkner Cor attorney General Of the
Uuisd States under President Tldcn.
A cyclone in India on the 3lst Of October
destroyed 90 600 people, 5000 houses in one
city were swept from their foundations Cal
eut,a barely escaped.
some % oar West Virginia exchanges IN
rc-pubishing an article from late issue Of
the FaEE rGEss gives the credit to can Eastern
Panhandle Paper" That rather indefinite.
Why not say from The ChsrlestOwa FREE
Pass Tote fairly, gentlemen.
We have not the ofi:iAl returns, b.. it is
coacclej Msssrs Wilson, Martin aud Kenn a,
democrats, are elected to Congress from this
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FOREIGN NEWS.

SALoNIcA, May 2s.-Four more who
took part in the murder of the consuls,
have been sentenced to death and thir-
teen to various terms Of penal servitude.
Some for life.
LONDON, May 28.-The Standard this
morning says one hundred tons Of gun
powder and million cartridges have
been dispatched from Woolwich to Glib
raltar, Malta and the Mediterranean
fleet. The supply is quite independent
of the ordinary service. II WAS stated
in Portsmouth on Saturday. that all
available workmen are to be placed at
work on the ships which are nearest to q
sea going condition. The turret ship
Thunderer, is understood to be the first,
the completion of which will be thus
pushed forward.
LONDON, May 29.-Aspecial from PaSii
says there are som person who maintain
that if the united powers were to asl
Turkey to cede Herzegovina to Monte
negro and Bosnia to Servia, charging tn
new principalitiea their quota Of tn
Turkish dedt and settling the inferno
condition of these provinces in a manne
meriting general confidence, Turke
would not hesitate to agree.
On Thursday and Friday Admire
Stewart, Controller of the Navy, an
Barnes. Surveyor Of Docks and Yards
made an elaborate investigation Of th
work on hand at Portsmouth yard, wit
a view of ascertaining the time an
money required to prepare for SEQ th
various ships now building there. Thi
visit it is considered. strengthens th
impression prevailing at Portsmout
that the government purposes taking
bold position respecting the easter
question.
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men. Five deaths have been reported,
including one Cinnamon. The health
officers take serious view Of the matter
and are taking all requisite measures to
prevent the spread Of the contagion.
San FRANcIsco, May 29.-Judge Saw
yer, OF the United States Circuit Court,
rendered decision this forenoon, in the
case of Green vs. Mcguire. plaintiff be-
ing colored man. who was refused ad-
mission by Mcguire into his theatsr
soms months ago, and who brought suit
under the civil rights act in conss-
quence. The decision was oral, and in
it Judge Sawyer declared that portion
of the act Of Congress providing that
any manager Of theater or Of q similar
institution is guilty of misdemeanor
who should refuse admission to any col
ored person unconstitutional and void.
The Judge quoted and read at some
length Supreme Court rulings in similar
case. The opinion expressed conceded
with his own. Assistant District Attor-
ney vanduzer for defense gave notice OF
appeal of the case.
Admiral Rogers has placed his flag
ship at the disposal Of the Centennial
Committee for q sham battle ON the
third of July and will probably also as.
sign the Portsmouth to participate in
the cannonading. The training shiK
jamestown will probably augment tn,
feet.
7 A child was born few weeks since il
the valley back Of the Mission who's
head was an exact counterpart of that o
an OK. The child died on the third do,
7 after birth. It survived its mother nearl
; two days however, for when she was in
judiciously shown her offspring she wa
: 80 shocked that she Was seized with con
: WILSON'S which terminated fatally fe,
d hours afterward.
The steamer Gallo from China an
Japan, arrived to-day, bringing SO
Chinese in the Storage.
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MILLINERY GooDs.-I have on hand q
large and nice assortment Of trimmed
hats for ladies and children, which will
sell at cost prices.
I'm MRS, WARD. Lacour sc.
w. r. WILSON is prepared to supply
the community with ICE. Leave orders
at Press Wand's Saloon. In Bullion
vile. at Tom Gillan's.
The Spring crop Of Coughs and Colds
is heavy, and will ripen into terrible
harvest of disease and death, unless
rooted out with the Standard Antidote,
Hale's Honey of Horehound and Tar.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one
minute.
DURING the warm and dusty weather
try nip Of Cyrus Mobiles celebrated
whisky.
REcEIvED.-A book containing q de-
scription of the Andersonville Prison
Pen, etc. w. r. WILSON.
CONVINCE man against his will. Of
the same opinion" that Psnacs Saloon
set ont fine liquors and fragrant cigars
for One Price' One Bill! I'm
De. j. s. HAMMOND has established az
office over the State Bank. Residence
E. r. Clute's house. Cedar street.
BEST brands Of Tobacco and cigars q
Poujade's. 1T
I DESIRE that orders for ice be eft a
Press Wand's Saloon; in Bullion, q
If
FULL assortment of groceries and pro
visions at T. G. Pouisds's, Meadow Val
ley street. IF.
: CooNAc, brandy. fine whisky, Hollan
: gin. and old Jamaica rum. at T. G. Por
+ jade's. IT
b FRESH Garden Seeds At G. r. Alexal
n der's Drug Store.
,, FRESH imported Cigars just receive
il by W. h. WILSON.
n HOUSE to rent on Lacour street. v
,r r. Wilson. II
d HAVE Saw.dust to sell.
r. II W. R. WILSON.
IxpoRrEp sherry, port and claret vim
al at Poujade's. IT
a. CHEEsE. Fresh eastern cheese ju
in received at T. c. Poujads's.
A HOUSE to let. W. r. Wilson.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.

OMAHA, Neb. May accompany h,
of the 23d regiment, under the command |
of Captain Erkridge left here this morn
ing for Fort Laramie and from there |
will 60 direct to Custer City, where |
they have been ordered to protect miners
against the Indians.
CHEYENNE, Wy. May 2S.-Ths ex-
petition leaves Fort Fetterman in the
morning. 1t will camp on Sage Creek.
Is miles out. General Crook follows in
the evening, Col. Royal will command
the cavalry and Col. Chambers the in
fantry. All the supplies have now
crossed the Platte. The Indians are in
considerable numbers in the neighbor-
hood of Fetterman, though keeping
quiet. A man named Murphy came into
Fetterman to-day from the Black Hills.
He says the Indians are very trouble
some in that vicinity. He reports having
assisted in the burial of number of
persons killed by them, his companion
among the number.
CINCINNATI, O. May 2s.-G. M. D.
Blass. one of the editors OF the Cincin.
natl Enquirer and widely known through
out the country. was instantly killed
about 80 tonight. while walking on
the track of the Little Miami Railroad,
near the Branch Hill station where he
resided.
WASHINGTON. May 2S.- Secretary
Robson has written Withorne another
letter demanding to be heard before the
Committee on Naval Affairs. The letter
closes as follows: "In regard 10 tn,
additional resolution recited in your let
ter saying in effect that permission vii
! be given to any officer in the Navy De
partment to have examined any witness
whose testimony may effect him,
confess that fail to see the value o
such permission while such officer is KEEP
: in ignorance upon the points which he i
supposed to be affected, and even tn
names OF the witnesses who have test
: fed upon them. Again calling the al
tention of your committee to these maj
tiers and suggesting that the disregar
for them is q disregard Of the ordinsr
: rights of an American citizen, l sti
wait the action of your COMMITTEES
Your obedisnt servant. George NJ. Robt
/. son.
8 New YORK, May 2S.-Ths funeral {
the Baron De Palma according to th
/ ancient Egyptian rites was the occasio
It for the gathering Of nearly 1900 poop
at the Masonic Temple this afternoon
The deceased, who came to this eountI
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-05-30
PACIFIC COAST.

SAN FRANcIsco, May ga number
Of Democrats opposed to the reelection
of VIM. A. Piper to Congress-, met yes
terday afternoon, for conference and re-
solved to hold convention Monday
June 18th. to place in nomination some
one in opposition to Piper.
On the urgent recommendation OF
Postmaster Coey this city is to be
divided into four postal districts, each
with its branch Office. The main Office
on Washington street, will constitute one
station, another will be located at the
corner of Market and Sixth, another at
Polk and Pine, another at Howard and
10th streets. The last three places will
be known as district stations and de.
signated as stations A. B. and G. All
mail matter for each district will be for.
warded from the main Office and dis
tributed from the station. The col
lection of letters and papers in eacf
district will be returned to the station
and thence by wagon to the main Office
where the forwarding of outside mai
matter will be done. At each station
there will also be located money orde
department. where orders will b. issue
and paid. The registration of letter
can be made at the stations.
The Finance Committee of Centennis
Commission. will to-day begin the car
vass Of the city for funds to be used j
the local celebration.
At the close of the sessions to-da
Of the stock boards. it was finally d
cided to adjourn over until Wednesda
morning. in honor Of Decoration do.
The produce exchange also voted to at
journ over. As all the banks and man
other principal places of business vi
be closed. The day promises to be q
served more generally than any previou
, year.
To date, 10 cases Of small pox ha'
besn reported. two Of which were Chin
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,c,sCo STOCK REPORT.

SAN FRANCISCO, May %.
MORNING SALES.
a,o cnair-54s "a 1 54s
W Spnid 4 Curry-lsA
% Of 4 Belcher-54 o. = oS5s
$50 pesl . sax 80 3lai 3l's
lt 20 6slifornis-794 1873 80
AK ssysge-164 10
cSG Con virRinis-isH ''s
50 Sh s,nw fJseket-s2A s2s 1885 80
20 20 irmnerial-5h $50
go ks,snIhsD52 san SAX 52,. So a2's So
ss Belcher-20A 2Ot
90 20 oConadence-17h l7h
sSC Fxchequer-l5a 10
10, JUSTICES 20 20.
* sierra Neyada-f
1855 Utsh-2la "a
gS5 Lady bryah
,9O succor-s
70 yermsn--60 81 y
~ t,nion Cou-1lh 1ta l2b5 IL
az Jnla-9k 10 104
90 Oaledonia-sS
50 woodville-iS
100 Andes-2s
IN IA Mesdow valley-lk
AZ RAYMOND Ely-s%
I'd Leopard-6h a.
AZ Northern Belle-36h
4 Eureka Con-liS
lSN Jsckson-4
ia Belmont-2h
80 Alps-2A
"a Gen Thomas-lS
AZ Golden ohariot-2's
10 Occidental-4b
lady Washington-2%bl0
ilSwrd-2s
az south Justice-2h 29s
no Dston-76h
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District Court.

The District Court met Yesterday
morning at 10 o'clock, pursuant to ad-
iournment, and transacted the following
business:
Garrahan vs.. Wells, Fargo 4 Co.; trial
Of said cause passed until Saturday.
F. ". Clute vs.. Frank Wheeler ct al.
two cases; trials continued for the term.
John Mcdonald Va. j. b. Hinzman,
Elijah Williams VS.. Annie Williams,
State of Nevada vs.. Floral Springs Waite,
Company; the above causes are set fol
trial Saturday, June Sd.
Venire issued for twenty-four jurors
made returnable Saturday, June 81.
julius Sultan was admitted to citizen
ship.
The Court adjourned until Saturday
June Sd.
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local INTELLIGENCE
PASSENGER TRAVEL.

DEPARTURES.
GuMEs SALISBURY SALT LAKE LINE:
Schumer
NY G1LMrR & sALIsBURY's HAMILTON LINE:
Andrew Ely
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" r ELE G r. A Phi!

sPECIAL To THE PIoCHB DAILY RECORD
BY WESTERN UNION LINE.
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DY VIRTUE or AN EXECUTION ISSUED
d out Of the DISTRICT Court, In and for the
County Of Lincoln. State Of Nevada. and to ne
directed and deltvsred, for . Judgment rendered
In rid Court On Ne NH day Of Nay. 4. .,
1873. IN favor Of J. n. Curtis. and egninst Thorn
- los, Tor the aum Of IN hundred and eighty
dx (eoeo.ool oold coin dollaEs debt. toqeeA9
With sishtystWo 76-lOO (eo1 s-mo) gold cctn
dollars, lax COSTS I'D al accxuing cos>s and
intsrsst. havs lsvisd upon the following perp
eE4y, 10 Wit:
Two lasgs work horsss. 80 Of double Aar~
nses, . fouI.horss Wagons with vood fschns com-
plete.
Notice h AsssAy Givsa that on
Tuseany, e. sch day - Ny,
| A. N 1oS0s
A. IA O'Clock n. vlll sell III ~ RighA tlt1e
end intseeet a I'D 1Ao0as lee = - - IA
shove dsocsibsd yEspeEty, = ~ Co!1at g 7.
n. Cuxtia. bet1sr Known = Dolnno't Coe1als -
Phoebe, lincoln county, Nevada. = p1h11e -.
/ tion, ior ooaA n haaA. % NJ hlohaa - -
biddse, 70 aafisly said s1souAioa ~ "A ee11n.
4. I'M u4,4
~ Q. DunaAx&, UoR.
Dsbsd 1iseAs, l1av ~ M. ugoIel1
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BULLlONVILLE STAGE.
A3R
CHANGE OF TIME.

/ after
Ing NJ p. M,
Giving parties . show to spend the day at Bull.
lionville and return towards evening".
A team always ON hand 1t the Bullionvtlle
stable for the accommodation Of parties Whaling
to 60 to the Hot Springs or elsewhere.
BILLY, the Milk Dsy, has FresA Dat
ter and Mllk always on hand md u ready "a
supply every one. Leave orders d Sam Dan
ner's. Meadow Valley and Main streeta
ny1kim
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Citation.

No q Estate of Mary Austin, Mississippi
Deceased Kinds comfy
Chancery list District) Court, Septenber
Term, A. D., 1876,
Wills cause coming on to be heard the motion
\ Tor an order of Publication in the matter
OIL The petition in the above STYLED cause for n
hnai settlement, and for decree that the Adj
n tu ~ is the sole owner of the balance
OF the personal assets if any of said estate
ana for discharge from said trust, and tba
SAID petition being duly sworn to, and il an
pearhg TO the satisfaction of the Court that
several OF the parties interested in said estate
anu parties defendant to said petition are non
residents of this State, so that the ord;nsr,-
process of this Court cannot be served nna1
'hen' to-Wlt; William c. Austin. resident
anu having his postothce address at Scott's
S Stn Harrison county, Texas; and Mrs.
lava .s Ryan, resident, and having her post
V " aouress at nyersburg, Tennessee; 1t is
therefore, ordered that publication be made in
she CLARION, newspaper printed and pnh-
t'sheu IN Kinds county, State aforesaid, once
a week for four consecutive weeks, command
lag them and all persons interested in said
estate TO be and appear at Term of this Court
70 De holden on the Fourth Monday Of March,
A u, 1914 and show cause, if any they can,
why said petition should not be granted: Ii is
further ordered that the Clerk Of this Court
mail, directed to each of said non-residents,
postage prepaid, copy of this order.
Ordered Sept. %, 1876.
W. 7. RATLIFF, Chancery Crk.
BY A. G. MOORE, D. C.
A true copy from the Minutes.
W. T. RATLIFF, Clerk.
By A. G. MOORE, d. c,
Oct, IL, lsT6--4w,
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Citation.

:, In lie. The State OF
No. / Estate WIN. J. Austin, Mississinni
Deceased. Kinds ,,oupty
Chancery (lst DISTRICT Court September
Term, A, D., 1876.
fINHls cause coming on to be heard the mo-
l. ton for an order of Publication in the
matter OF the petition of the Administrators
IN the above styled cause for final settle
meht ana discharge said petition being duly
sworn to according to law and it appearing
10 the satisfaction of the Court that several of
me defendants thereto are non-residents of
inns state, so that the ordinary process of the
Court cannot be served upon them. to-wit
william Z. Austin, residing and having his
postoihce address at SCOTS Station, Harrison
county, Texas; and Mrs. Flavia RYAN, re-
siding and having her pOstoffice address at
pyersonrg Tennessee. tits therefore ordered
that publication be made in the CLARION, n
newspaper printed and published in the conn
" OF Kinds, State aforesaid, once a week for
tour consecutive weeks, commanding them
ana all persons interested in said estate 10 be
and appear at a Term of this Court to be hoIden
on the fourth Monday of March, A. D.. 1877
10 snow cause, If any they can why said peti-
ton should not be granted. 1t is further or i.
dered that the Clerk of this Court mail COW
OF this order, postage prepaid, directed to each
of said non-re sidenG defendants.
Ordered Sept 20, 1876.
W. 7. RATLIFF, Clerk.
BY A. G. MoeRE, D. C.
true copy from the Minutes.
W: T. RATLIFF, Clerk.
By A. G. MOORE D. C.
Oct. Is lS16--4w.
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The Great DENOMINATION at
WesIvIlIc.

Simpson fairly outddi herself on
Tuesday last. She was out in her best
attire, men, ladies, children and all, in
their numbers, and without regard to
race, previous condition, etc. Her pa
triotic people land the county abounds
with them abandoned their usual ayo-
cations, and dedicated the day to their
country. From fifteen hundred to two
thousand we're in attendance at the mass
meeting and barbecue at Westyille. 1t
was a frst-cl demonstration. Nothing
Of the display, essential TO make il 70,
was lacking. The immense concourse
was inspired by an enthusiasm which we
have never seen excelled.
1t must be remembered, 10 the credit Of
glorious old Simpson, that she is response
BILE for none OF the evils of the Radical mis-
rule which have cursed the State. In The
darkest hours Of the commonwealth sh'
sent such good and true men as German
Walker and DIR. Leggst to represent heI
in one house Of the Legislature, and T
l.. Mendenhall in the other. And o
her present talented young representative
j. l.. Meade, il may be said in connection
with the reforms which were wrought BY
the Legislature elected in 1875, a par
Of them he was and all of them he saw
Of course county which was faithful il
the trying times through which we hav,
passed will not falter now. She ha
pledged herself to laundering majorit,
for Tilden, Hendricks and Reform, ant
will redeem the pledge.
OF the two speeches at the demonstra
ton on the 10Th, Hon. G. T.. Hooke
delivered one. II was an able arraigu
ment Of the Republican Administration
After the enjoyment Of sumptuous din
ner, the crowd dispersed to as
semble again at night to lii
ten to speeches from Honornbl
J. i. McCOskll and others. Their
was very general regret that Gen
Robert Lowry, who vas an invite,
guest and was in attendance on the cour
at the same time, with modesty equulle,
only by the courage and true knightl
ness Of the man in times when the dis
play Of these qualities are requisite, il
Difference to others, declined to speak
But his very presence was SUNSHINE
and an animating influence. lie is tn
favorite of tho people Of Simpson, ano
his voice above all others. on great occa
sions like the present. is the one the,
most delight TO hear
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-10-19

THAT DANGEROUS WEAPoN.'-Ex.
Governor Powers spoke at Scooba yester.
day, 18th, and he was replied to by A.
G, Ellis, Esq, who read to the small
crowd of colored people preenst, that letter
of the Governor in which he declared
that The "ballot is a, dangerous weapon
in the hands of MIGRANT blacks" Sew.
eral Of the most prominent colored men
in the neighborhoOd thereupon renounced
the Radical party, and openly declare d
that they would vote the Democratic
ticket,
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Col. CHAs. E. HOOKER, Democratic
candidate for Congress, in the 9th Con-
gressional District of Mississippi, will
address his fellow-citizens at the following
times and places:
Der 2lSt.
Liberty, Amite county, Tuesday, October
24th.
Meadville, Franklin county, Thursday,
October 26th
Utica, Kinds county, October 2Sth.
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The people of Mississippi, and the
whole South, should never forget that
Zach Chandler, Chairman of the Nation
al Republican Committee, said: -
would rather see every man, woman and
child in the South put to the sword than
to see the Democratic party restored to
power" And yet this man is the man
with whom few-we thank God, only a
few-Southern men are acting with for
the sake of office.
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IMPORTANT TO
Merchants and Planters

oFFloR OF THE AMERICAN CoTroN TIE Co.
LIMITED AZ arondalet St., New Orleans,
10 Dealers in Cotton Ties / laRters and Country
Merchants generally;
WE BEG TO INFORM you that we are
" prepared through our regular establish
ea agents to suorlv the trade in any guam
ti'y with the following celebrated ties
THE ARROW,
THE slDE-SL04 ANON,
THE LOCK TIE.
We also beg to inform the public that the
interests OF Messrs. Beai d n Bro, and Branch
lean Cotton Tie Co., limited.
FOR the Amoriu@l Cotton Tie Co., limited.
". W. sAVNE Il CO..
IQ,Y Ik-t y SSensl Agents.
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The BANNER COUNTY. Which will
it be? 1t will be observed by commu-
nication in this issue, that Itawamba
challenges the State. Everybody in
that county has registered, and everybody
will vote, and out of the sixteen hundred
votes to be cast, it is predicted that there
will not be more than ten for the Radical
ticket. Good 70. Itawamba
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PROCLAMATION.
5000 90 Rewnrd.

WHEREAS, 1t appears by information re-
" ceived by me, that G. W. HARwELL is
charged with having waylaid and killed Asa
Henson, in Leake county, ON the l4tb day of
September, 1876, and that said Harwell made
his escape, and is now at large:
Now, therefore. /, ]. Nj. STONE. Governor
Of Mississippi, do offer the above reward for
the arrest and delivery of the said q w
Harwell, to the Sheriff of Leake county. (said
reward payable uDon cenvictionl And do.
moreover, require all officers of this State 10
be ciligent in their efforts to arrest said fuoi-
tive, G. W. HarweI.
Given under my hand and the Great Seal
[L,sl Of the State affixed, at Jackson, this
Sd day of October, A. D. 1876.
by the Governor: ]. NJ. STONE.
JAMES HILL, Secretary of State.
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Macon Beacon.l

Macon Beacon.l
The Garrison of Federal soldiers un.
der Capt Moale consisting of about SO
rank and file sre well disciplined and
orderly set of men, and seem to be pleas
ed with their quarters here. Our PEG.
pie wilfextend them all the civilities due
them as soldiers and U. S. citizens.
They have made favorable impression,
and We hope nothing will occur to dis,
turb the pleasant relations now existing
between them.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-10-19

ALL the Centennial tourists from this
place have returned except Col. Mus.
grove. We yet hope the Col. will re.
turn in time before the canvass is over
to tell us about the Davis resignation
and who paid the $500.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-10-19

i. BARKsDALE, DEMOCRATIC candi.
date for eleOtor for the State at large,
has engaged to address mass meetings
at:
Ripley, Tippah county, October q.
1azoe City, Iazoo county, October 2sd
at ~ o'clock, Pm -"N'
Magnolia, Pike county, October 25th.
Meridian, Lauderdale county, October
26th. S'o0e'
Beaure gard, Copiah county, Oct. 9Sth
Senatohia, Tate county, November lst
Holly Springs, Marshall county, Nov. 81.
Other engagements, not conflicting