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, 1876-05-18
KNAUTEa,
81 KUEHNE.
3 d Il k =6e(dQ aft,
lib Broadway,
NEW YORK.


ase4ftI auf msbr ais 200 sr bsbsutsnonsn stdst'
tn europa.
0elb'Mus,ablunsen burA bic Nofdmter ionic per
peftsrrei&, Der e&psis, 6olano, Ddnemart, Sdpe.
ben unb Nor,pssen. ben Gnpfansern frei ins 6aui
seliefert.
9rebit'B rtefe fir yseifenhe CUR psnusuns In allen
srbBeren stapten Der altsn Melt.
GfntafHruns bon Grbfb aften unb Spreerunssn
isosr art in allen @ldsen Gurupa's.
Derfbifnns BON eItern unb padeten mad
europa.
OerjplIuns antommsnber Sitter In Netp Bort, une
Wsiterbef0rherdns ~bsrielbsn mah benz SnIanbs.
9urOyGiihes 0eIs aler Irt sefauft ane ~psrtauft
, 1876-05-18
Mmertfamiide Snaenb.B ibltotbtf.

in bibfde Pappbedel NIT MusIir,R siden
gebunoen a rs Gents.
Roger une aSeiRe, BON Grana 6offmaun. - Der
treue @Gdbter. Suiammen in einem Bans.
Der BiberipenHise, bon Srau3 6offmann.
&leines Ia bic KSieee hsS @roAen, bon Sranl
6offmann. Die Gtsfabrt. 3ulammen tn
einein Bano.
Die Sentelcusaten, bon Grany boffmann. - Der
edifbrub. 3uiamnen in einem Banb.
Sb ieRe Did. fdbpn. bon Sulius boffmann
Sn fofff nidt ffeblen,
9rpApaters 2ieblins
Der biinSs BiIbsin,, bon &uHao ysis:o.l.
Der 5efpfennis. 9rst Ratbarinen. - Nus
Der @e9enmdrt. Drei gr3dblun9tn BON 2betIa
BON Gunpert. Sn einem 8anb.
Mns Wadt gum eidbt, ooa Ri4arb Baron.
c1di nno Danaianti. bon 5eroinano SHmiot.
mar In Mfrita. 3uiammen in sinem gans..
Dsr Mnblarst. - Ser Birtbof ,3pei G%rsablun'
gen bon 8. St6ber. 3ulammen In einem 9ano.
Bas Der Weeni6 fdet, bas wirS er sub erns
ten, bon Ribaro Baron.
, 1876-05-18
Ginioe altte Griinoe :

1.-Gine neus GrRnbuns. sranbIi& e&ssSts
uno 9ehdert burh Tatent.
2.-Wfadt etneu poIIf Toms enen 2sdsSt4,
sIsih auf beioeu Seiten, an allen Irten bon etoi1sx.
3.-2auft leibt. ianft, serduidlos unb rai&-bsRe
6 mbinatio n BON Gisenidaften.
4.ADauerbaft-lauftSab b lans obns Wspa.
raturen.
5.-8srri1tet allie arten BON Nrbstt
uno Gauep IGbereien in elmer por5ii9lidengoetie.
6.-St fir ben @rbeiter iebr Iei6t III b a n D.
baben. Die 2anae Der etibe fam resulirt lperbsn,
lpdbrsnb bic MaShiue i'm Gan9e 1T, uno bieie fam
nit eirem Saoen oerieben peroen, obne oaB oerleIbe
oarh SDher 3u seben bat. N
s.-plan eiufab, iinnret6, elegant, tnosm
Der Std ID II . ben Gebraua BON Cog Wbeel Gears,
Rotarp Gams uno 2euer qrms formirt >piro. 6at ben
automati eeb, ipelber Ell nj sIet1.
mdBiee 2dn9e bes Stides bel ir9enb
elmer Geidwinbi9teit t6ert. Dat ~unieren
nsten 9breab GontrolIer, tpelher cine sle,p.
mdBias 8eiuesuns Der gesble+ear erlaubt uno stnsr
SerIeb oes Saoens p%orbeugt.
So onitructiou d IL Berffsr9faIti nno usa.
snret. ST f~abri3irt BON ben 3 ei4idtefen uHs
erfabrenfen Wrbtiteru In Der beriibmun
Remington Nrmorp, Slon, u. D. Nbilaeelppta
ClTce: $40 Sheftnut Giraffe. 2M7mat.
, 1876-05-18
Reine1t falten Sranb!
Seine mamliperre mebr "
gEiIium Mramer'S 6ei[bfaifer.
Yatentirt am 10. Wat 1870.

Yatentirt am 10. Nat 1870.
Die gDirtuns btsfes pFafers tn bemunberunaswasbis,
50 srtatrt fsin YFafter, pslhss biejes dberirtHt.
Dur6 iabrelaness &rprObsn fann Id btefes DFatu
ais elm nniperfals 6dusmittet %empfebien.
GamilienSdter, GabrttbsFser, fcpie ale Nrbetter fpnten
% tets i'm 5aufe uno In her Wertfdtte ~psrr6tbts tatten.
Ste @irtuna IT cine hbsrrafdsnbe; man braHdt wepsr
lrstIiae 5lIfe su reauiriren, NOD bat man, BEL ~fotprttser
Anpenbuus, einen @erIut an Nrteiis,eit III befir&uR.
y ss.s BE idelimmaitm @asnsen, pie bert.
fune III es bet 2huAs, Sfeb Itidt., @cbnlft.,
-nnr Guetfdbwunben; b GIimmen BrhHen.
aaf, blutee lob NJ lren, finite BET @erruubuna
sd rpffi9e Wdsei atbt % ftin bsHtres Mittel.
s ct Slbnerau9en fttat &c utbt nur ben SHmerj ~.
Tort. %fonbera befetttst ~btsf,lben bel einen @strau@s RON
8 bs 10 3asea sdnsIta.
nary.
oeweis per gpr ntbt @ebraudsanweifuns so Tents.
prebattn In aleaI putbetsn, fswit an Der gisarren.
LILLIAN % rten. 3W17Ma:
, 1876-05-18
300 Bianns 1nb Sraeln.

neu nne aus 3netter Sanb, BON Tabrifanten ers
tier Slaffe, fperoet 5u nieori9eren 9reiien fiirGaib ooer
Mbi9lasss3ablun9en ooer fir Mietbe in Staot uno
sano, ipdbrsno bieier barten .3eiten uno Der 5eiertase
ourd $Drace Skaters u. Con. 4s1 Broabipap,
Msenten perlanst UNI Water's neue gcaie
pfanps unb GpncertsC rseln 5u persaufen. Slu.
itrirte Gataloge per goit Der anbt. Cute 8eoinauneen
tlr ben banoel. Gin GROCER Sisconto fir aebrer,
Beiltlibe, Girben, 2peen, Sdulen &C. 4gB25mps
, 1876-05-18

ma elegant broqtrt.
~reta yrr Hane so 0ents. Gebuneen In 9etn.
Wane pro Saae 20 0enss.
/. sanS Der Isste Bombarsier. NOpsue bon
s. W. badlanoer.
4 Der Observation-Disclosures. Gra6bluns
ppn 8alpuin MDGbaulen.
Die Blauen unb 0eiben. Dens3ueIa.
niides Gbaratterbilb Don Srisori&
4 Der RaMb e~traaburs's. gat.rIamSi.
i9er &onan oon beribert Hau;
g. G~cutiHlane's Gbre. biltorii6er &e.
man BON 8erno bon 6uled.
& pas 4eftament peter ses GroAen.
8oman uno Gei&iHts pom 2ueian btr'
bert.
T. Der elephant. aomiIasr gOman bon
u. D. aBinterfelo:
AS. Der hiesense 6D1dnntr. 6iftori'
i@er @olnan BON u. &. 9ra%oOssl.
ia Die G~dbloASiebe. Gin. GradbIuns aus
Dem alten Berlin, bon Geor9 biltl uno
DfemefS, Criminal . Geihihte bon
Grieo. 6rieoria. 3ulanlmsn in einsm
II. Serr 2sroa. Criminal : ROman bon
@mil Uaborian.
n . swsi bsitere @~elbidten. BON abOlt
WiBelbur9. -Snei Spbne. Serps
eias. 3uiammen in einem Baro.
II. Der tpile Sans. Criminal . 0eibidts
ppn u. StredfuB. limb Die gbbnt
Barnepelts. biitprii6sr Homau bon
eGmiot . gssiBsnIsIs. 3niammsn in
einen 8anb.
IL Tim 9bron une eeben. 6ifori{6sr Ro.
man uon Ueorg biltt.
IL Sm Gdfenffer. Socialsr Roman bon
s5rieori9 GerIt1der.
"a 3abriele, baS @eib bee gpieIers.
Criminal : Nppele BON 6. pitatpau
uno Ole Eranctireurs, @rJ6blun9
aus BEN beutl6 . franjoIiI6en Rrie9e
bon Srieorlh 6eritader. 3uamnlen
in einem 8ano.
.. Gin Serpprfener.. Griminal. Jtooeue
bon ). y. 8. 3emms.-Nas Torffbaus
ooer Die piloe Sa9b in Der ~iala. 3us
ianmen in einem Bano.
10 SeremtaS une bic fdDDne 0incen,ia,
Der Serr bes pauieS.-6rau Go
ben.-Die Berlobte-Restne. Or.
t~dblun9en BON Tsaria bon Oilers. gu.
ianmsn In einem 1aub.
gu 70. 9 Der Stls Don @r3. gon:4. q. Bra&.
opeel. .3wei 9dnbe,
n. Die dlte ipaniidbe urfunee, sru Nr-
mano. uno pas oeipenf. .Gpiobe
aus benz beutid1s fran3oiitei RrieQe
pom y, b: bon Seoenrotb. Suiammsn
in eiuem Baub.
n, Bier Slitben mne cine Wrudbt 80.
belle BON Dilbelm S1miot.- plpmba.
Woueue bon prosper Wsrrime. 3u.
iammen in etnem Banb.
ae. GldnJenee Sabnen.. Roman bon Mua.
SiIberltttn. liter 8ano.
- GIGmjeuce Babnen. .Roman BON Mua.
Silberltein. 2ter Scno uno Die q pnus
brinst es an BEN Gag. 3uiammsn IN
einem Bano.
-. Die aronin. &pmda bon Gueen DE.
benrotb uno wftt eifernsr &amh. gu.
iammen in einem Bano.
- . Uk 2flgpsrst Der eisbs. Roman non
, 1876-05-18
1auienb TN DRUID mad uasm Monat
MMTauenDer 0rfpIa.

Gin @9snt ~ssretsnt $tt2 In ptsr Iassa unp Elm Unite.
rtr $45S in = 9a8en sNr& ben Ssrtauf BON
Sceau'S StprD . Elm pabrsr 9sbas een
eedunj gen, Nbenteuern unS MBmnSern auf u
untsr Der see; 1auGen, S6llmmen, Ratt bepei&tn &c
anti S25 p%ahsnben Abbtleunaen. grst Suberf Etepria
pat ben raihfttn Atsans. Wtaa s&rs It'd baIs nj
pettsf
, 1876-05-18
S~@arlabfieber, Spptberia,
MaMher Oals.
Die einsise pplpteAmif6e VamSs
GhuIe.

ct. NIefiens SaH, Nuicot Gitp, NIB.
Dian beperbe fi9 iofort oaruin. Die Nraouirten
itehen bod. @ur eriter &lafe &iiaben lperoen oufae.
nommei. Bier @ourie; Glalti9, 9iberaI, gDiiien.
i3aftlib rno 9ommeriiea. Mar ibide cine 8ritf.
m rte an pie Directorsn fir ben Dee,nnial .GataIpg.
1M!iei. eoia
, 1876-05-18
n. u. 80. Dh. Die .&atnsjetdben. Romam bon u
10. 6afldnber.
%. n. 90. Bb. Tim ejepter unb &rcs<n. 8ettre.
man bon Oregon Samarotp.

~. " 70. Be. Die &atnsjetHen. Romaw bon N
%. 6afldnoer.
10. n. 90. Hb. Tim e,epter nnb &roSen. 8et.rs.
man bon Oregon Samarom.
Ser NOr6 Munerifanii1e 9almetldef
unfeblbare Hatbseber
fir Ginmanberer uub Giugepanbsrte.
snt9dIt cine fur, sefaBts nnO fir ssOsrmanu ~Osrtans.
.@rummutif Der ensftiden SpraGe,
nebit N%nIeituns in tur3er sSeit
ebHs Seprer en9ltib. ipredben unn f1rstben ~
auBeroeiR sus
oltdnbtse Mus~.'a M mIung
BON Briefen, Re@nunsen, Nsssungen, Gontrattes.
QBehleln, V"speilungen, ,3eitunQss Nnnonceu,
0eiddftstarten &c.
Giebenjebnte Mufaae.
SappSedsl ssbursosns 80 Gents, nit Sober auden
so Gents.
Sic Contribution Der Ser. Stdaten,
nsbit Grlduterunssn uno seiaiatlide Ginlsttuns
Sur i~pesieusn Benusuns fir
Gtnfpanberer unb @Aulen.
Ssarbeitei bon outline Setn.
9ritte alufase.
@eounoeH, 80 &ellts. 9artontrf, 8b 0'nk.
Gebi9te
DON
2nbmi9 nblanb.
a75 seiten soo., brofairt, 81 90. Glssant s~sbausn
NIT GsIesrfuus, $3.50. E,
Ser auterifaniiGe. gaiteteus8 Bidder
pber
SnffruetiDe MnneifMne
our 4nfertieuns aner Mrten
Bafteten, 3orten unb Gierrabme,
bon E tito Griebri9, praftiidsr pafsten . Dads.
NreiS Is gents.
, 1876-05-18
Meenten Uerlan at
prof. 4owler iber Maanbarkeit,

sen. asn e~roeratis u~bsrfanbt. 5as BUD rutbdlt ferner
etebe. tbre Seftse. Wadbt &c. assntsn s~srfeufen
tdsliG sen 15-2h @remplare. Wau psnbe fb nit d..
sabe %Irlberer Iz1ttefeit an p" ssatipnaI NubIifbtng
90. philadelphia. Do. 4gBt1far
, 1876-05-18

Denru Wilfom, S Ssin s sIsn, s"s sS SF sDt;
b%etrauert leinen @erluit; Msenten n~erlanst. Wesen
Misipabl zines Serritpriums peloe man ff1 an bic
Gndfer Gitp Wub. 60, 9bila.. 30. 4psbN
, 1876-05-18

SlAA Mdnner unb Srauen wereen test rtrs
COU lanst fur uniere neuen @oibfetern.
oiieers Ndbfetee, &etnenfacen Mnn 2d,refbpas
pier. 0roAe Stnnabmsn NIT 9tdcrbeit ees
mddbf. Wan l6reite ipfort Tim GireuIare an .. e.
Ouernfep. publifber, @pneprb. 81. 8. 4gD4nn;,
, 1876-05-18
6eimatb nn6 Tremoe.

@oniaas unb Grsdblunsen in sroB 300. Gcr.
mot elegant brohlrt.
~rets yrr Rane SO 4ents. @sbuneen In eetns
Hane pro Saan IS 0ensS.
, 1876-05-18

Miatonen BON .Adern
@rgiebtgftem Tarmbooens
in q ebraSfa -.
Sett iebr bi0ig 5m ~berfaafen !lM
10 SABRE CREDIT, SntereGen MUIR 6 Wrcs.
8sf&rs eYamptlets MI 8arten Der DIR iittpsrte
gratis hberienbet.
, 1876-05-18
THE PIONEER.

elm bdbf6 ~tlufrirtes SUurnal, psl&ss tas Seimfdtte
4efes enttalt. rirb mad allen QDelttteile tSsr.
iaubt. Abreffre:
.. q. DopiS,
2an~b.Gp,miitoner u. .. M. R.,
Omaha Neb.
, 1876-05-18
SbDneS Sell Gbrpmp.

aenoml1en bon ben metropolitan Werten ameritani.
9etauft, rnebr tofen miiroe ais Der prels
pes abees betra9t- Oleie Gbromps inD elm Geibent
fir un5ere Runoen.
Vile 9efauIten Waaren earan ti TT, baB he bon.
tonlirerle Sefrleol9un9 g%etpabren, ooeroas Delo 8urit,
.srltattet.
, 1876-05-18

A CO.,
SO. s31 grf straBe, Gde s3meiten unb Coates strase
uno 61 Sio !3meite Str. pbila.. 10. 4gD12nte
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-07-12
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Bethel, VT, proposes to celebrate the
4th of July by a grand bear hunt.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-07-12

At meeting of the members of st. Pc
ter'S (Caiholic) Church, of Jackson. the fol-
lowing resolutions, reported by committee,
were unanimously adopted:
ReSOlUed, That we return our sincere and
heartfelt thanks to the Sisters of Mercy,
who so tastefully and appropriately ar
ranged the beautiful ceremonies on the oc-
casion of Ofour celebration of the Centen-
NAL Anniversary OF American lndepend-
ence, July 4th. 1876.
ReSOtUed, That we hereby extend our
thanks respectively to Rev. ii. 4. PicheretC.
for his instructive and patriotic Grafton;
to Miss Lizzie Doherty tor an interesting
address, on browning the flag; to Mr.. II.
Spen gler, Jr., for his happy effort in
spending; and to Miss Kate Graves for the
pleasant manner of reading the Declara-
ton of Independence; and desire to assure
them of our high appreciation of their
kind efforts in contributing so earnestly to
our enjoyment. and shall always hold dear
the remembrance OF the pleasures of the
day.
Res0lued, That our grateful thanks are
due and extended to the Jackson Silver
Cornet Band, Major Allyn, 10th L. 5. In
tantry, Gem and West Jackson Fire COM
panic<, MessrS. Robinson Il Stevens John
Mcdonald. Fragiacomo & Cisconi, Rohr-
bacher, Hincklr, Mrs. NJ. ). Craft, Mrs.
L. NJ. Doherty, Misses Ella Hammill, Kate
Muller and Emma Zhender, for liberal and
appreciated faYors, and the committee of
arran gemeuts, who bv good management,
contributed 50 greatly TO the success of our
pie mic.
Resoipfd, That the city papers be request
ed to publish the foregoing resolutions.
j. g. JULIE&NE,
A. Ii. SPENGLER,
!. G. RIErTL ( Committee.
Dan SULLIVAN,
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-07-12
''i~Si>SipPiams at the CentenniaI
headquarters.

Tue following registered since last report
% June 2Sth.
It. Brown, Mollie NJ. BroWE. Carrie B.
ashton, Aberdeen: Mr.. and Mrs. b.. B.
ones HsteSyille; Miss Annie Nesbitt, Mes
olI station; ). n. Ellis Hazlehurst; o. j.
'oore, Ninona; II w. Brister, Water Val
9' Mr.. ndMrs. NJ. Shaughnessy, j. b.
nAfrlS' Misc Harris, Miss f. Harris, y. j.
ufeeh' \. \. Green, Thos. f. Helm, Thos.
neim, jackson; ". u. Francis, McComb
Dly Chas. Scott and wife, Bolivar county !;
mos. Rigby. J. N. Mclean, Vieksburg !;
H. D VanEaton, Woo1yiIle; John Poster
@u! Asa HarSey, Pennington Mr.. and Mrs
= NJ alden, Walden; Thos. Davenport,
VIE aud niece, Jefferson county; w. j
DELL Charleston l.. Hnginski. Greenville
r. I. May field. Uurant; Miss Annie Burton
rert Gibson; w. Bishop. S. B. Johnston
M'ss j. Johnston, Miss L. Johnston, X. r
Williams, Columbus; f. 3. Heron, Mems
nefron, Celia Heron, Genial Heron, Mol
ne HERON, Coffeeville; G. NJ. Ragsdale, j
~ smith, Meridian JAS. c. Estelle, Wash
nstoh county; A. NJ West, 5. y. West, L
A. All, Holly Springs; J. L. Aieorn, Ger
nuae A. Aieorn, Jessie w. Aleorn, Friar''
,~at; ". w. Buckingham, Wesson; W. b
Aoore, Nicksburg.
jackson is very well represented here
l,eSeht-there being twelve in number
the city.
Ahere are about seventy five Mississip
p'ahs now in the Centennial City. In
weather is warmer than Ihavc ever felt
~ Mississippi. ]. w. /.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-07-12
AQ1ice.

In order to drive the dali t'Sd2 81 pms
season. we have in contemplation series OF
sJobs" that we propose to run each week.
and in some instances for one week 0nY'
These lots represent goods that are perfect
in every particular, and are being oHereu
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 alter thlS
date, We win begin with the best American
Prints, and viii offer
200 pieces Calico, at cents yord, in AeTT'-
macs, Pacifcs, ArnoldS, CochIeos ana
Sprdgges.
The first to come will get the choice
ROBINSON & STEyENs.
1Fo,, u 1919 ~
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-07-12

Ho! for the Centennial-Trunks and
Travelling Bags at Stadekers.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-07-12
l.. POWER,
Jackson. Miss

On Wednesday evening the 5:h inst, the
community at Dry Grove was startled by
tie murder of Araunah LeffiingwelI, a stu
dent OF the Bishop Grove Training School.
by Leno Carbillo, employed as a printer on
the Diocesan Record, and in other work
about the Institution. The circumstances
are these: The students had left evening
prayers aud were converting Oh the porch
OF the school, when Carbillo commenced
using profane language. No attention be-
ing paid TO him, he turned aud addressed
his profanity to young Leffingwell, " no re-
marked, " How have | offended you Mr.
Carbillo:" The latter replied with an oath
that if he batted his eye at him he would
Kill him, Immediately following the remark
with bow with IA small pen knife, which
resulted in Letiingwell's death There had
been no previous .provocation, aud no rea-
son for the murder.
LetiingwelI was loved by all who knew
him, was never known to have difficulty
with any one had won the golden opinions
of scholars and teachers. and it is impossi-
bic to realize how and why he should have
been sci 'cted as the victim of such a cow
ardly and dastardly murder.
Leno Carbi1lO was not a student, but had
been taken there by DR.. Douglass to work
on his paper, the Diocesan Record, as well
as to do any other work that might be re-
CURED of him. 1t is the opinion of some
that Carbillo was intoxicated when he
struck the fatal blow, and it seems that lie
had access to a case of alcohol, which, as it
afterwards appears he had been in the hab-
it of imbibing.
Letfingwell WAS only eighteen years of
ag', and had commenced studying for the
ministry of the Episcopal Church.
Carbillo was arrested, and waiving exam
Raymond.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-07-12

WE were exposed last week to a pitt
less storm that wet our feet ana stockings
aud indeed out person all over. In fact we
took a cracking cold, which brought sore
throat and severe symptoms of fever. The
good wife asserted her authority, plunged
our feet in hot water, wrapped US IN hot
blankets. an4 sent our faithful son Tor
bottle of AYERS CHfhEY PEcroRAL' lt is
i splendid medicine-pleasantt TO tsko anu
did the Job We slept soqndly through the
night and awoke we'll the next morning
We know we owe our quick recovery to the
Peetoral. and shall not hesitate to recon-
n.,dit 70 all who need such a medicine
Ta,,u.cana Tex Presbyterian. July.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-07-12

r:ngtIE ,ni Assist nt-Sr rye IN Lord are
are missing Two hundred and sixty-one
dead bodies have been found. Fiftytwo
wounded were brought away"
''R c. DRUMM, A. A G.
The following are added TO the list of
officers killed: g. Austin, brevet major
general; w. w. Cooke, brevet lieuten-
ant-col6nel Lord assistant surgeon /;
J. NJ. Dewolf, acting assistant surgeon;
w. H. Sharrow, sergeant-major Henry
Nose, chief trumpeter
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-07-12

The undersigne is negotiating, and with
some prospect of success, 70" an rxeuls sion
train from Jackson to Philadelphia. TO start
between lst and l0th August. The precise
date, the route, and the expense, to be here
after announced. 10 the meantime | will
register applicants for place in the party
subject 10 their approval OF such reduced
rate as may be obtained. Applicants will
please state if they wish sleeping car ac-
com modatiOns and to what extent As tn.
party is 10 be limited to a reasonable num-
ber,. those who wish to participate are r.
quested To so signify at once.
j. l., POWER,
Jackson. Miss.
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For Sale.

T OTIS No. g and 9, Richardson's Survey
IL situated at SoEthsrn end Of Bankston
Street Jackson, Miss, on line OF n. o. K. X.
with appurtenances thereto. For particulars
apply 10 j. X. CATO.
June 23-4wf On the premises.
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Sheriff Sale.

a. D. Blythe, use etc,
-ItIdS GeHdtttoHt III
E. A Peyton. PoHas.
DY VIRTUE of the above stated writ to me
ID directed from the Circuit Clerk of Kinds
County, LIST District, and returnable TO the
Court of J. II. Boyd. J. P, the 18th day of
August, 1876, l we'll sell at public aution, to
the highest bidder for cash, within the hours
prescribed by lay in front & the City Ha!l,
in the city If Jackson, on the first Monday, the
Eth day Of August, 1876 the following de-
scribed property, to-wit: Lot number II,
Bankston survey in South Jackson, lying and
being in the county of Kinds, and State of
Mississippi, which has been heretofore levied
upon as the property of the defendant, and
viii be sold to satisfy the above stated case,
and all costs.
S. B. THOMAS, Sheriff.
July Il, 137e.
The above property was bid off by E. A.
Peyton, on the 23d June, 1876, at the sum Of
$40 90. The said Peyton is hereby notified to
come forward and pay said bid or the pro-
perty will be sold as advertised, and he will
be held responsible for any deficiency.
S. b. THOMAS, Sheriff.
July u 1S76-Ga
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PROCLAMATE
$50 REWARD.

WHEREAS, 1t appears by information re-
w ceived by me. that CHARLES MORRIS,
alias BRoADIE convict, effected his escape from
the Penitentiary guards, near Byram, in this
State on the night of June 9th, 1876, and is
still at large:
Now, therefore. 1, j. n. STONE, Governor Of
Mississippi, do offer the above reward for the
arrest and confinement in Jail of said convict,
Charles Morris alias Broadie; said reward TO
be paid by Messrs Hamilton K Hebron, Les
sees of the State Penitentiary. And l do.
moreover, require all officers of this State 10
be diligent IN their efforts to arrest said fug-
tive CHARLES MORRIS alias BRoApI-.
Given under l4y hand and the Great Seal
Il. 81 of the State affixed at Jackson
this 8th day Of July, A. D. 1876,
By the Governor: J. NJ STONE.
JAMES HILL, Secretary of State
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Americans are particularly subject to this
disease and its effects, such as sour stomach,
sick headache, habitual costiveness, heart
burn, water brash, coming up of the food'
coated tongue, disagreeable taste IN the
month. paIpitation OF the heart, aud all
diseases Of tie stomach and liver. Two do
SEES of GREEN'S AUGJsT FLOWER Will re-
lieve you at once. and there positively is not
a case in the United States it will not cure.
If YOU doubt this go TO your druSSiSt or
seEd TO w. n. Wilkerson, Druggist, Mem
phis, and get a sample bottle for 10 cents
and try it. Regular size. Is cents.
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Il come, her dying look replied
Aud lamb like, as her Lord, She died.

An attempt to get up negro Repub-
lican meeting at the negro church
mile South of Quitman, last week, was
rather failure Judge Hancock and
deputy sheriff Scales we're the only white
men present. Mckee was expected, but
did not come; and Mus. had promised
and also failed. About sixty expectant
darkeys who had expected to receive the
bread of Republican life from these holy
men had to go home hungry and disap-
noipted. The Judge dismissed them
With the hope of better luck another time
and a sacerdotal Observation-Disclosures
Mercury.
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BROWNSVILLE
FEMALE COLLEGE.
under Baptist Auspices
HI'oVnSNiIIc, Tenn.
1876. September 9th. 1876,

REV. G. w. JOHNSTON, L. l.. D., President,
Assisted by full corps of experienced
Teachers.
I OCATIeN II brownsville is situated on the
j 4 Memphis & Louisville Railroad. 81 miles
from the city Of Memphis-an old town Of
5000 inhabitants, noted for the health, refine
ment and high social position of its people
The grounds, several acres in extent, on an
eminence one-half mile from the public
square, are we'll shaded and abuudauuy sup
piled with the best quality Of water.
The College Buildings. three in number, are
large and spacious-one fitted up and well
furnished as a Boarding House the other
two. arranged with q front Of 1870 feet, furnish
Concert Hall. Chapel Study Halls, rooms for
recitation, Music, Art, Apparatus and Ii
brary.
The teachingin all departments is Hor0pgh
ezteHsiUe and complete.
Charges for Five Months in Advance:
Board, washing lights .gasJ and fuel. Sll
College department, including Languages. =.
Music. with instrument ........ .......- -
CalIsthenics, Art, 0ocaA Proportlonably
reasonable.
Write to President for Catalogue. etc.
July j. lS7j.-3m.
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State teachers Convention .

EDUoRs CLARION: Please state that
ielchers stteAdiH% the Convention here on
thc 18Th, will b@ returned free over the
Nieksburg and Meridian road. The \ O.,
p, J.. n &. L. X. will sell round trip tickets
p discount of - per cent. The other
foAds decline any abatement of current
fAteS Truly yours,
THOS. ). GATHRIGHT,
State SGPt,, etc.
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We have in stock twenty new improved
Victor Sewing Machines, which we offer to
close out, for a 500 pound bale of middling
cotton, payable next fall, or for forty dollars
cash-former price s;xty-tve dollars.
iun2S.4t ROBINSON Il STEVENS.