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, 1876-11-24
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, 1876-11-24

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Sept @egter,
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psl6s su ben BID slfen taar psle se,f. uf,
psr en- Ipten. Die ~neas1fen 0tet er,euoe DO
allen 9prten. SbaNl uno Jelt- d Sde in aIs
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in alen 6arten. l1nier Ru awaarsn Depar.
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ten Damen. tnp ainb,r III umpfen, G)lace-
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l@entudet, @priels, Sanbtiiher, Serpiettfn.
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reisn fpanen aibt ib.rtf fen merb.n-w,e
3inber Wertnp ~ Gnte unb Spaatsr.9tEfe ;
Saaen, UiiBsu unb afabans.
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ben neusp'n Wultsrn prrlsten en-, eltempslie
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, 1876-11-24

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DEM untanebmen.
, 1876-11-24

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1. @itoloitir6s in Samburs 144,2
2. Yctcrsfirde in &om 1885
3. Miiniter in StroBburs 1921
4. Bpramioc ocsGbcors 81 Sigh 1870
5. 81. Stephan in N,ien 1867
6. ct. Murtin 81 2anosbnt 1925
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s. &atDcorole in 4utlutrpen 1880
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ID. Som i'll Aussburs 1920
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, 1876-11-24
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fablen bic Ya7ae er-3iae, ME
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-18
OUT or THE CITY FOR
SALE OR TO RENT.

4 FOR sALx. A NUMBER or Hkw VILLAS sPR.
"A eisy adapted for nrss class fames celebrated for
he sfsbiul location by rail and
- - 49, q u IALONE. No. Day n
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-08-23
Public School ExPenditures..Let
Gcr from Hon. H. ~. 1SuthriXht,
SuPerintemde of Pablo
Instruction.
JACKSON. August y. 1876

"AChOONs Au&uAL -, 1910
DEAR SIR: Your favor enclosing Il letter
from one of our correspondents, reached my
Office on the day of its date Several inter
rogatories appear Oh the card which you re-
quest me to answer:
81. What was the aggregate cost of the
school system last year?
81 What was the number of schools?
%. What is the number Of schools and the
cost for this year :"
will reply very briefly.
/. Total expenditures last year, $685.
COO Al.
3 Total number of teachers employed in
the State last year. 1865. Total number OF
pupils in schools, l6S 2I7.
3. have no data from which can deduce
an answer TO the third question. Reports OF
County Superintendent for this year have
not yet reached this office, and they consti-
tute our chief source of Information.
| can say to your correspondent that the
expenses of this office were, last year
SIS, 1853. This year they will not reach
$1,000.
have the honor to be, with great respect
Your obedient servant,
IHos. :. GATHRIGHT.
State Supt. Pub. Education.
To hon. Z. BARKsDALR, etc, etc.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-08-23
nt the Centennial
Headquarters.

ii JAcksoN.-Rev. Jno. Hunter, Rev. W. {.
Crne, Mrs. w. c. Crane, &. W. Williams,
Mrs CIV. Williams, Jno.W. Robinson, Miss
a. Robinson, Miss NJ. Robinson, Sam. Eir-
hen.
Holly SPRIxGs james T. Walder, JAS.
d. FAINT and wife, Mr. Schriyers, Jno. Cali
oan, Mrs. Jno. Calhoun, Mrs. John Powell,
Mss Willie Tennatall, Jackson Rand, Mrs.
ark4on Rand, VIM. Clark Miss X psa CLARK,
MS Rosa Goodloe.
yIcKsBURq.- w. G.. Paxton, Commits
Rioner; j. j. Cowan. George c. hress, DIR.
N. Lampkin, Judge w. Cowan. Mrs. Annie
fowan. Miss Annie NJ. Cowan, Master
Warren Cowan, Miss Jennie Bltchelor, {.
H. JeukIn. II. Z. Rlnorth, w. J. Johnston
Pr. John Il. Hicks. Mrs. Ida Hicks, land
wo drst-class boys, Mrs. Cochran.
NIFcuEz-L Beecherspitz, Abe Moses,
Ii. Hardy. &. Schwartz, Il. c. Jeffries,
SAN. Beedman.
GREENvILLE.-S. II. Levey. Mrs. ). Ill
-evey, G. NJ. Storkwell, y. Goldstein and
aaily H. Wilczinkin and family, l.. viii
oWskin and family, IL. NJ. Brill, Ben. Hass-
Purg, J. n Shifting.
O1FORD,-Alex. F. Stewart, Alex. T.
ftewart Jr, 5. Owens, Jr., and family.
COLUMBUS Luke Whitfield, d. l.. Per-
Ains ]. G. Belshar, j. 7. Stapp, VIM. VIM
s,on.
PoRr GIBsoN.-Mlss Alice f. Keifer, f.
AeIler Mr.. Calm.
lAzoo.-R. Y Powers, Mr.. L. Campbell
I A Campbell, j. f. Hlun, c. F. Emery
r., j. schmitt
CASToN.-Peter Gwiner, Will c. Bass, E
A. Stanford.
cLNroS-Mrs. Bell II. Payne, j. L.
hale
AiScKLLANEoUS-Mr. Hodsdon, Edwards
D'.lIowze, fernando; j. wv eel, w. A
Arren, Mississippi; J. b. Cowan, l,sa-
auena; IL. z. Woods. Jno. c. Pitchford' )
Aarting, Or f. 5. West, I. Gray, l.. X
o4foer' Jr, W. II. Diekey, G w. Case, Mis-
pssppi; Mrs. Il. w. MilIsaps, Miss Ella
'"er' J. W. Hudnall, 5. F. Hudnall
D'oOAhayen; Il Hamerstone, Macon; Il
teSion and Mrs. H. Preston, Miss; L
noodoridge, Wesson; pr. L. Love, West
bolAl; I. d. Savage, W. +. Savage, Jf.
~ Christian; J. T. Wilhurn, Dickens
., babney, Kinds county, Miss; a. b
V''hS' Qnitman; Miss II. Holbery, Ma
w, William Oliver, Wesson; Miss l.
Miller, Ripley Mr.. and Mrs. E. ). Md
'oh' Saxon q. Robertson, Chas. l.. Rob
son Mrs. ChaS. L. Robertson, Bolton
= Jewell, Silver Lake; c. f. kOhlhiem
0iinlhi G. w. Hillyer, Skipwith's Land
+. Monash, Lake; J. b. Kemp ant
water Valley; w. W. Gibson, Yves
V'l' I. L. Wood, Pascag6ula, Mrs. NJ. A
atkins, Aberdeen iii. II. Mcqueen, Meri
W. W. T. W. Penlleton, shubuia; w. F
sest Deer Creek.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-08-23
ReGisiraIiOn ina Hind.

The books will be opened for registration
in this (IIinds) county as follows:
Terry-Augnst %, 70, %.
Byram August 80, 81.
At the Tinnin Monument, September /
and 2, for the registration of all voters
living in Township Range West, Town
ships and Range ] East, and Township
Range + 'st. at which box said voters
Will have To vote.
Jackson-September 1, >. 6, Z. 5, 2.
Cinton-Srptemb Der IL, H. -,
Bolton-Septembe 10, l6, Is.
neutrality-suspicious. 20, 2I. D.
Elwards-Septembe %, 70, q
Auburn-Sepremb Der %, 80.
Cay uga-Octobcr 3, 4, 3.
Utica-October z, 8, 10.
Dry Grove-OctOber II, Is, IA
Raymond-October &c, 27, %, 81, and Mo-
vember /.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-08-23

RELIGIOUS CEREMONIES. "A most in
tere,ting aud unusual ceremony will be
performed at the Jewish Temple by key. l..
\. Benson, d. d., on Tuesday, Sept. 9TH, in
tile performance OF the rites of conversion
of Protestant young lady to the Jewish
faith. We are informed that the change OF
religion meets with the consent of her pa
rent, and relatives, as was required by Dr.
Benson, in confoI nance with the customs of
the Jewish faith, which never seeks to pro-
selyte, and only accepts those who come of
their own accord with the voluntary con-
sent Of those most interested in their wei
fare All persons are cordially invited to be
present during these imposing ceremonies.
The attention OF residents on the roads i
Especially called to the above, as they may
not again have an opportunity of witness
ing a ceremony that was never before seen
in Mississippi.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-08-23
The following publication was intend
ed for our last paper, but failed of inser-
ton by the pressure on our space:

The following publication was intend
ed for our last paper, but failed of inser-
ton by the pressure on our space:
OFFICE u S. CHIEF SUPERVISOR
FOR SOUTHERN DISTRICT Miss,
JACKSON, August II, 1876.
To prevent comparison or misunder-
standing, 1 respectfully give notice:
lst. That whenever ten citizens of any
county, of good standing, make known to
the Judge their desire to lave the Regis
tratiQn aud Election for member of Congress
in this year guarded and scrutini4ed, the
proper appoint ments will be made of SUI
perviSors. For this purpose, the Circuit
Court, for this District will be opened on
the 18th instant. This request must be
made in writing, addressed to the Judge,
at this office. 1t will tntitle such county
to supervisors of the Registration and Eec-
ton under the L. s. Statute.
%. Supervisors in the county must be
able to read and write In English language,
must be of different political parties, one
for each party, at each voting precinct, and
each must, at the time of his appointment,
be qualified voter of the election district
or voting precinct in which his duties are
to be performed.
81. Applications for appointment of So
per Yisors are required by the COURT to be
recommended by the Chairman of the
| County Executive Committee, acting joint
tyy II pfActlCaQle. III IoF any FtdSol, llte9 uo
not unite, then appointments W i'll be made
| for each precinct on tile separate recon-
| mendatonS of the respective Chairmen OF
| tho State Executive Co rmittees, or OF the
| county chairman, when endorsed by the
Chairman of his own State Committee.
| This because do not know the respective
County Chairmeu
4th. These recommendation must be sent
| to this office. They must contain only one
| name of each party for each voting precinct,
| for [ will not choose, in this respect for
either party. 1t is made my duty by law
s'to receive the applications of all parties for
| appointments;" ITO present them to the
judge and TO furnish information to him
/ in respect to the appointment by the COM
| rnittee." The Judge having imposed this
/ duty upon me, 'Sfrall contlde the choice for
each party to its own organs, as before
| stated, exclusively,
5th. Ii is hoped that these recommends
tions may be forwarded at once, with ref
erence to Registration, now soon to com
] mence: and that the best men be recon-
mended of each side. 1t would be much fol-
| the peace of the elections, il Chairmen could
| ioin In these recommendations. Though II
this State there is no pay allowed for the
/ service. good men, DESTROYS of fair regis
| tration and election. ought not TO grudg'
! the little time they will be engaged.
The laws OF the United States guarantee
those engaged against hin1ranees molesta
ton or iniary; and these laws will be Ell
| forced without favor or partislity
Chief Supervisor for Southern DIST: Miss.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-08-23
Chancery Notice.
In the Chancery Court for the 1st District of
Kinds County, State of Mississippi.
Firemens Insurance Co., Chicago HIS

In the Chancery Court for the 1st District of
Kinds County, State of Mississippi.
Firemens Insurance Co., Chicago MS,
W. L. Hemingway, Treas'r, ct al.
ON opening the sworn Bill of Complaint
" Filed in this cause, and it appearing to
the satisfaction of the Court that the defend
ants Globe Insurance Company, Ben Rhefan
and Nathan Cline. Lewis ReTnheim, firm Of
Cline & Bernheim, BeTton Davidson Presi-
err, Joseph LaBarge, Jr, VIM. B. Hamilton,
VIM. L. Hamilton, firm of Hamilton Co. are
not residents of the State of Mississippi, but
reside beyond the limits thereof, to-wit: The
eago, State of Illinois; Ben Phelan, Mem
phis, Tennessee; Nathan Cline, and Lewis
Bernheim. firm of Cline s Rernhefm, City of
Nashville Tennessee; Peyton s. Davidson,
President Quincy Transportation Co., City of
Quincy, Illinois, Sherman H. Parisot, Nicho-
las Springer, Joseph LaBarge. Jr., VIM. Z.
Hamilton, Wm- b Hamilton, firm Of Hamil-
ton s Company, City of Sc. Louis, Missouri,
cannot be executef against them. L is
therefore ordered by the Court, that said
Phelan, Nathan Cline. Lewis Bernheim,
| PaFtoR s. Davidson, Sherman FL. Parisot,
| Nicholas Springer, Joseph LaBarge, Jr-,
| VIM. E. Hamilton, VIM. B. H amilton, do enter
| their appearance herein on or befare the Fourth
Monday in September, 1916, the same being a
| regular term of said Court at the courtroom
! thereof, in the City of Jackson, Kinds county,
i Mississippi, and plead, answer or demur to
| Compartments Bill, or the several allegations
| thereof will be taken for confessed as to them
/ 1t is further ordered that this order be pub
lished in the Weekly Clarion, q newspaper
published in the city of Jackson. once a ~.~.
| for four eonseo"'i-:.: wee.s II il f,rtbar or.
dered that copy of this order be forwarded
postage prepaid, ~ the CLERK Of this' Court
| te. the address of eachsof said defendants.
| Ordered August 2lst, 1870
| w. 7. RATLIFF, Clerk.
By A. G. MoORE, ID. C.
A true copy from the minutes
W. T. RAFLIFF, Clerk.
By A. e. MOORE, d. G.
Aug q, i76-2w. q
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-08-23
A TlMELY BooK.-We have lust re

A TIMELY Book. We have just re-
ceiV"d from the hou-e of J. II. Chambers
3i5 Locust s., St. Louis, very readable
No'ume OF 45G pages, entitled, Events at
III" Na'ionfl Capital, aud the Campaign Of
1866 a complete history of the foundation
and growth Of Washington City; descrlp-
lion OF the pubic buildings and manner OF
living there; searching exposure of the
van i"us lbs and scandals which have excit-
ed public ind gnation full biographies o fthe
tndidat : for President and Vice President
besides various political statistics; by Geo
Alfred Townsend, and Others" The work
can be had by addressing Mr.. Chambers, as
above
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-08-23
PROCLAMATION.
$3.50 90 REWARD,

WHEREAS 1t appears by information re-
" ceived by me- that the following named
convicts have recently made their escape, and
are still at large, to-wit; Thomas Wallace.
from Penitentiary. duly l9th) Philip John
son, Jozeph Cannon, Joseph Scott, and John
Neeley, from Penitentiary guards, near Green
Vile, Miss, July ID y Chris. Overton and
John Jones, from Penitentiary guards, the
former near Madison Station, and the latter
at Jackson, Miss, (both July 28th;) and Josh
ia Nicholson and John Mitchell, from Peni-
Tertiary guards. near Byram, Miss. July --th;
Now, therefore, |, j. VI. STONE, Governor
of Mississippi, do offer the above reward for
the arrest and confinement in Jail Of said nine
(9) conviets, or $50 each, for one or more of
them, to be paid by Messrs. Hamilton He
bron, Lessees State Penitentiarv. And ! d.,
moreover, REQUIRE all 9theefg of this State TO
be diligent i'll heir efforts 10 arrest said fugi-
tives.
Given under my hand and the Great Seal
- of the State affixed, at Jackson thi S
7th day of August, A. D. 1876
in. STONE.
By the Governor:
J4Mls HILL, Secretary of State.
Aug g. '76-3w
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-08-23
North Mississippi correspondence.

CoRINTH, Aug. goth, 1876.
EDIroRs CLARION: Will you permit a
Republican to express through your col
umns his views of some of the Democratic
officers OF this district?
| ask it, believing you will grant the re-
quest, although it comes from Nazareth
My opinion of Governor Stone is. and
has been for years, that he is fair, liberal
and tolerant man. | never once Quilted
but that he would make a just Executive
This belief was, and doubtless is, entertained
by most, if not all the Republicans of this
Senatorial District, for they voted for him
at the last Senatorial election in preference
to very worthy and quite an able man,
claiming to be Il Democrat OF the strictly
conserv alive type. His acts thus far have
not disappointed us. His appointment of
j. A. Green. Judge of this District, gave
general satisfaction. While that was the
case before he presided here : Judge, il is
ten fold more SO since he has been tried and
weighed.
AT our last circuit court there was large
docket. be tn State and civil, and it was gen
orally feared that two weeks would not be
sufficient time III which to get through with
the business. Such an apprehension was
not felt after the first two days of the seS
SION, tor the Judge commenced at eight in
the morning, gave an hour for dinner, and
adjourned little while before dark. He
can, beyond question, dispatch business
equal to any Judge | ever saw, and does it
with ease and grace. This is not his only
merit, his firm ness and decision, mildnCsS
and fairness, commanded the admiration of
every one.
Quite number of cOlored persons were
tried for various crimes, and a goodly num-
Der sent to the penitentiary, but no one
can say that fair ruling was not had tor
them in every instance. Ii he swerved the
least from impartiality it was in favor of
the criminal. / wish representative, ultra
men from different parts of the North
could have attended our last court, for most
assuredly t ey would have seen true Demo
cratic officials measuring out even handed
Justice to colOred cu pritS.
NF. John Allen, our District Attorney, is
one OF the best have ever met. lie does
his full dHty. IIews to the line, regardless
of where the chips fall. While he prose-
cuted all criminals with vig0r, he manifest
ed 10 Partially, and seemed to be unmind-
full to whether the prisoner was white
or colored person. He is a terror to law
breakers. They fear him and ought to, for
he deals with all such with ungloved hands.
look upon Mr. Allen as one of the most
promising young men | ever met--in fact,
"the coming man" of North Mississippi, if
not of the State. He makes no display at
oratory, yet he is an orator in its fullest and
broadest sense and the peer OF the most eX-
perienced before jury.
Ii You need 'nlOre copy and this is
Thought to be WOfthy Of publication you
can hand it over TO the printer.
Respectfully.
REPUBLICAN.
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HazlehurSt Public Schools.

AN ELECTION OF TEACHERS for the
"A HAZLEHURsT WHITE AND COLORED PUB
Lie SCHOOLS will be held in the town OF Halle
hurst, on MONDAY, the 18th August, at ~
0 clock, A. N.
All applications to be made "a writing, and
applicants must ob.ain certificates of qualifi-
cation from the Superi9t endent of Education
Of Copiah county before the day of election,
else their claims will not be considered.
By order of the Board of Directors.
W. 3. BINGHAM,
President of Board,
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state heard of Reg..trarlon.

Jackson, Aug y 1876.
The State Board Of Registration met at l.
Present. Governor and Secretary Of
State The following appointments of Regis
traTs were made
ALcoRS.-G. b Winston, rice J " Kilpat-
rick. resigned
LEE-L- H. Tbomason, pies owen Luc4s, re-
signed
LrSeoLS.-wm l. Mitchell. vsos v 5. Bag
gett, signed.
sUSTLowEH B. Smith, pice A. Heath
man. resigned.
ITAwAABa.-T- wiggle, rice Jno C. Gates,
resigned.
IssAeuENA. : Henri Hemen.rea rice J. L.
Chapman, resigned.
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Chic .go Times.

Chic lgo Tines
ALAS for BOBBY Boutwell, He put
his fopt in deeplr than he knew when.
in the interest Of partisan success, he
recommended the obliteratian Of all State
organic iion in the South, and demanded
that they be remauded back to terri
torial form. Think of creature Of such
ignorance, insolence, and imbecility
holding the station once adorned by
Summer A low, truculent, vulgar,
indecent demagogue, who doesn't know
the very first conditions of the institu-
tons he chatters about, subverting with
the volubleness OF fish-wife and the in
telligence of wcodpeckerl
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You cannot vOte.unIesa you register
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americans are particularly subject to this
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mn,,I tongue, disagreeable taste in the
palpitation OF the heart, and all
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eaS6 S1 t at once, and there posi-.
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.phis z s Wilkerson, Druggist, Mem
kRd ,r aug get II sample lott.e fer 10 cents
IT,. Regular size, 20 cents. Il :