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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-06-28

Iltrr.
list STATE C0NyENTIoS.-The
Tsppl Baptist State Convention con-
Tue Baptist Church in this city
s1ay' the 29th, ut II O'Clock NJ. The
4 ,0ry sermon Is to be preached by
l. Freeman at s o'clock. Thursday
n, D'sliagulshed ministers from this
~ states will be present. The pull
Y''ief denominations will be occupied
10y " ministers in Attendance upon
sn,,on' The Sunday School mass
| VIII be held at the Baptist Church
H. CLOCK P. 81. Addresses will
~ eihcient Sunday School workers
.'ons parts of the State. Citizens
us are cordially invited to attend
'ons ofthe Convention.
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Ne very desirable lots in West Jack
Ire advertised for sale. See notice o!
in another column.
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|. u you seen Spengler's celebrated
4 i sies' the best and cheapest ever
'nls market. T. b. Hull keeps
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!. Hamilton, Manager Express
having leave Of absence for a month
( weeks, the office will be in charge OF
David Ewing, with a competent assis-
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lus track is cleared and the riders are
The race begins. Send on your clubs
IaE CLARION.
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The New York Union League club
swallowed the Wheese and Hayler ticket
at a single gulP, on Wednesday night,
and washed it down with the platform
Like Dickens Poor Joe, they found the
refreshments " were film. Chicago
Times
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UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA
NEW ORLEANS.
MEDICAL DfPARTAIIZN Mt.
FACULTY.


MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
FACULTY:
A. II. CENAS, NJ D., Emeritus Professor OF
L. G. RICHARDSON, NJ. D., Professor of
SAMUEL II. BEMISS, NJ d. Professor Of
Medicine.
SANFORD Z. CHAILLE. NJ. D., Professor Of
Physiology.
JOSEPH JONES, NJ. D., Professor Of Chem
Istry.
SAMUEL LOGAN. NJ D, Professor of Ana,.
omy.
ERNEST S. LEWIS, NJ. D.. Professor Of OBJ
stetrics.
THOMAS J. HEARD, Md, Professor of Ma.
terra Medica
ALBERT MILES, NJ D., Demonstration of
Anatomy.
The Forty third Annual Course
Of Instruction
in this i, par mt will commence on Monday
the 18th OF UVEMBER, 1876, and terminate
on the third Saturday of March 1877. Pre-
liminary lectures on Clinical Medicine ard
Surgery Will be delivered in the amphitheaire
of the great Charity Hospital beginning on
the 10Th of October, without any charge 10 the
students The anatomical rooms will be
opened at the same time. The members of The
Faculty are visiting physicians and surgeons
10 the Charity Hospital, and give instruction
daily at the bedside of the sick
FEES.-AS the practical advantages afferd-
ed in New Orleans for thorough aeauaint-
ance with all the branches of medicine are
quite great as, if not superior to, those Of
ferel by the schools of Jew York aud PhiIa-
delpha, The same fees are demanded. For all
the lectures, $40; Naturalization, 50; Practi-
cal Anatomy, $40; Graduation. so. Pay
ment required in ADVANCE.
For circular aud catalogue address
I. g. RICHARDSON, NJ. d., Dean
June IS, 1S10-3m
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THIN EsTERN PRESBYTERIAN L NJ
'f'-ReY. Ir. Shearer, President, an
= That the next session OF this insti-
81 learning located nj GAINESVILLE.
VIII commence Septcm Der 18th. The
'Aents are, Literary, Scientific, Bibli
~ Commercial. The courses are
Z" and extensive, and terms moder-
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INSURANCE STATEMENTS.
STATIGNIIGNT
or THE coNDIrtoN os ruE-
MANHATTAN FIRE ms. CO.
-ON THE-
THIRTY-FIRsT DAY DECEMBER, 1876.

TINE NAME of the Company H. the Max
l. HAITIAN FtRt iNsuHhNcE CoNrANT. 10
Is located IL New York, at IS Wall street
The amount VI its Capital Stock is....S $3.50 ODD
The amount Of its Capital Stock paid
up .......... 5000
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ker : can a. be bought cheaper at j.
oOn than at any house in Jack
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI Set.

l. W. II. Gibbs, Auditor Of Public Account
Of the State aforesaid, do hereby certify thut
the foregoing statement "a ale Manhattan Fire
Insurance Company ~ New York. is truly and
correctly copied fton the original on hle i'm
my Office,
Given under my hand and official seal no
Jackson, this fourtecntqday Of june. $50
us w. "a. GIBBS
Auditor Of Public Accounts.
Juua u -9vs
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professional card Of Oliver Cliff
.a traces oar coiamn OF new adver-
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pAfoRS Mcdonald and Bayard,
select party Of gentlemen, Including
'''e CourtJudges--Messrs. Simrall,
:, rs and CampbelI-Major Allyn,
.n''ed States Army, Col. Heming-
,1-e Treasurer, Col. Meek, of CoIu :
'dse Watson, of Holly Springs
4'elehcy, Gov. Stone. Col. Falconer,
4''"us gentlemen of the bar of this
It eieSantly entertained at the res
W zen. George on Thursday evening
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SUMNER Goods at cost, at j. Stadeker
g Sons.
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SUBSCRIBE for The CLARION.
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LATEST.

ST.. LOUIS, June 28-10 A. M-Per-
manent organization was effected by the
election of McClernand, of Illinois, as
Chairman. Tilden's friends are hopeful.
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Important Notice.

| " H. BEASLEY emigrated to Texas about
w. 1910 or 1872, from Mississippi. His
| heirs will hear of something to their adyan-
| tage by applying TO
J. APPLEWHITE s son, Lawyer,
June 2s-2w. Osyka, Miss,
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duced and other special inducements are now
offered southern citizens arl so.diers To
insure satisfaction, each leg maybe fitted and
tested 1ulLy before any payment is required.
by permission, ! refer 10 Rev. G. X Mar
shall, Vicksburg, Miss, who was President of
an Association which furnished over GOO legs 10
Southern soldiers; also refer to the ruA.ishers
of this paper. Pamphlet GEA fall informa-
ton free. Address GHAS. NJ. EVANS,
cor. Ma ,.e. aud eth SITS Louisville. XIV,
lj2 West 4th St. CINCINNATI0.
Oct %. '75-1yr
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ooE OFT FOR THE SIXTH WEEK.
rDrjve' for next week will contain a
of goods especially adapted to the
/ Of the Planter.
R5-w-1t n.prvsox & SrrvrNs
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Seals and Presses.

H,HE UNDERSIGNED WILL FILL orders
i promptly for seals and Presses for
Masonic Lodges, Chapters, Councils, Com
manderes, l. o. o. f. Lodges, ami other Soci-
cites Educational Institutions and Corpora
tions, Circuit and Chaneery Clerks, Notaries
Public and Justices of the Peace
Prices according to size design and engrlv-
ing. Designs furnished when requested.
Address
J. L. POWER,
June 28-tf. Jackson. Miss.
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p Medical Department of the Uni
b OF Louisiana will commence its
hnual course ou Monday, 18th Novem-
lrxr. See the announcement of DR.. I.
\ hafds0n, Dean Of the Faculty.
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Masonic Publications Wanted

THE undersigned will pay reasonable
Il price for the following Masonic publica-
tionS:
The printed Proceedings of the Grand Lodgc
of Mississippi for 1878, -, 20 u, q %, a -,
~, q, q, q, 1880, 81, -, 53, 81 30, 80, 81
So 80
Grand Council, 1856 81, 60
Grand Commandery, 1866, 81, IS, 80.
Any person having any of the above publ
tons for sale will confer a favor by CORES
pOnding with me al Meridian. Miss.
June 2S, 1S76.-lm W. II. HARDY.
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That we offer low, for Cash. Being salts
fed that goods can be sold much cheaper for
Cash than on Time. we invite our Friends
and Customers buying to give us a call
May 30, 3m. lib. II. Ik e.. A LHGON.
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BAG MANUFACTORY.

| will make TO order ia any quantity Coffee.
kice, Grain and other kinds of sacks. war
rahted IN quality Of material and stylr of
work, and az prices which viii defy compete
ton from all quarters
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May 81, 1876. t (.
The Garland EieId aSOad.

Buy your Clothing and Furnishing
Goods at Stadeker's
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PIT FROM A Scorer PASTOR
'abrIel Kerr pastor of the Cow Cad
FeSeyterian Free Church. Of Glasgow,
lA1, now visiting the United States,
'hel in this city last Sabbath, and
I'D IA the Presbyterian Church at
20 the great edifcation of the congre-
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EeoyfMENrs.- Mr.. John G.. Cara
/ Gew stable, which has been erected
bari, between Pres dent aud Congress
b ha- been completed and presents
neat appearance.
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Champion Reapers & Mowers,
HAY RAKES, Fan Mills, Feed Cutters,
IL Sugar Mills, and Evaporators, at
June l4-4we RRoVGHER Il BROWNIES,
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RI, win send Us the next club ?
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Total Bond.........................-...
Total Liabilities
STATE OF NEW YORK, ,
COUNTY or NEW YORK !

one rs A'IHf" ~
The greatest amount allowed 20 De
insured ............ Governed by circumstances.
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Ho! for the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Travelling Bags at Stadeker's.
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n
ourselves, are always slau TO "cIcoih'
~,
eogmNcENEHT DAY at OAIoiu ~
sfow.
- - 0I;,.r C1;t
li.h 3i'''-7''''1' - -,
l-'I.' '.'''s ''''' - = ~
t.:-or-a~~I md the riders arc
T. 81 ~ ,.orr oI,h.
l"' ''. ~
H. -
pr a''', ''7''' ~, 'o' .,'''''
~
eg,prATTNG Exercises at Central
n, rc.ti,ufe Clinton. This morning
IA, =, Grand roreert ana free admts-
Y
h. + ;r. of "A. II Reaslev. who en-
:. Vaxas about the wear 1910. are in
etyd in card III our advertising col
y
i C--r.. pu.aLL,
'''' ~ 49, 80
" ''"' 'S' ''''''' Wv - ~ ~,
q la u i'',I''a' " ''' .'-'l'''' o' '"0 -
Rm'ef 9eF a'fci ''9'lle"' III "'io''iel
APa
"a having leave Of absence for month
u weeks, the office viii be in charge OF
David Ewing, with competent assis-
II
- - C.,
Y ''''' NJ l'N p WI - oli' ~ N''i ! q
ID Ge" st3oIt' Nh'ch mas pceh cIectCu
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Plantation Supplies,

We have also a full line
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IN OBEDIENCE to the provisions of an act
l. entitled an act to provide for the Regis
tration of voters, amending aud repeating the
laws relating thereto, and Tor other purposes,
Approved April It'll, 1876 we, the undersigned
Board of Registration for the County of Kinds,
do hereby divide the Supervisors Districts
into Election Districts as fnllnws:
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For military and other companies Superior
styles the best workmanship and moderate
prices guaranteed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-16
OUR wELLsBURG LETTER.
wELLsDuRG, August Is.


Editors IntelIigenccr:
We discover that there IA considerable
dissatisfaction existing here among a
number OF Republicans rs to the decision
Of the County Executive Committee in
deciding on the delegate system for the
nomination OF candidates for county off,
ces.
At the meeting Of the Hayes and
Wheeler club on Saturday evening, OBJ.
jections were made to the mode adopted
by the committee, and motion was made
and carried that a committee be appoint
ed 10 wait on the Executive Committee
and ask them to reconsider their action,
and adopt the popular vote system. The
Chairman OF the Executive Committee
being waited upon, expressed willing
ness 10 do anything to keep peace in the
family. Therefore he has issued a call
for the committee to convene on Wednes.
day next to take such action as they may
deem necessary in the matter.
Every day presents a more lively
scene among those most interested in To-
cal political matters, The candidates,
their support, and their chances Of sue
cess, are freely discussed on every hand.
Threats are made on both sides Of "bolt-
ing !" II things do not go just so. Alive
" time for while is anticipated.
Abram Wilson and Thomas Everett,
Democratic candidates for Sheriff, have
Withdrawn from the contest. We are in.
formed that the latter will be candidate
for presiding Justice.
Each and every candidate is confident
Of success. However, Saturday evening
next will determine who have the most
friends at the Democratic primaries, the
result Of which we will forward you.
The Republican pot is boiling. The
contest for Sheriff, the only fat office in
the county, and It is not more than ordi'
narily so, will be between four candi-
dates, none of whom have expressed any
desire to retire from the field.
County Court convened yesterday. Cit
liens from all parts Of the county were
here, and the town presented liyelier
appearance than for some time past.
Hon. G. D. Hubbard, President Of the
P. W. & Ky. Railroad, was in town yes
terday on business connected with the
road. G. B. G..
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GheQuteltiqe1tter
,,,,r psalm OF SAM TILDEN

.,p,..rword,, SucceaIiul days
s,ia.l Inc State Committee ,,.
fl ,Ssn IN iSsy found oar crooked Ways
m, Enu'tit Pity
,InSk 10 william, fast anu uue'
,t'.nt the money stolen,
m, he laclle Hoffman through
IN want | cool one'
p,,,b., OBrEsn EITe the TiH<I
bI ~, ~ ~ ION Ttncing figures
~ 49, kTIn 10 ring the chimes,
"T NJ JoTS / hid the ngo
Tx ths Wttn-dIVeIi, In Act-
TIayeI pns,um for 4 season;
All yhP6 ali safe came up intact,
And charged old Tweed viii treason.
rt, r,,p I've followed all through life,
10 krp an eye 10 leeWRrd,.
And Then your brother TAILS IN STRIFE,
Haul of / while TO SeaWEfdi
If he comes up, throw out Q stick
And clasp your arms around him;
II bp Voes down, give him astick.
And lei him sink, Contound HIN.
when Dix had made an easy path,
vent Il for "Reiorm,"
IIncorkel the yiAls Of my WRATH
And barred my awful arm, ,,,
1 Smote Canal Kings = hip and ihIBhi
Bit mark, In this connection
Your Uncle kept wAryeye
For effect On the election.
Al Last, By hook and crook I've $"
The i0nged.for nominntti9p
But then thGrV Is dreaIiui wv
ThHt mars the sitIlauoni ...
,rh,; ngIy baby, nIade Of nEH m
TIA a., ~ iieadfsEI LfeP, s. nS;l H..
v" ApI almost IctS me CURLING
AL ,hen 10 hear the people cry b..
"p "unTrSh for old Sham lilden
IA .romIuy Iltndrlnce" May u die
H .R0i nv little bed DO put In
III Jantitdr the game sup
" lar hi, old double dealer;
vtn B,Sy not dino or may not sleep
XII i6syll rOte for Hayes and Wheeler.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-16

How NV York SHIRr.MAKERs ARE
rAn;-The pay for shirt making ranges
Y cents adozen to S. 80, according to
.aeIs fashion and material. Best Broad.
nay shirts are made now at 81 90 q dozen,
S aud out button.holes and all. Al.
ssowlngS2 50 a dozen for the making Of
as,I-claS shirts, which are sold for $50
aGolen, all thati is paid for the making
IIa material Is not more than $40 10 Sl2,
~ shese rates Of pay there are more ap.
p rus. Tor work than the manuiactu.
'eF' eau employ,
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An Interview with George Fran.
els Traia.
81. C1.ArRsYT1IE, o., Aug. u, IoIO.

An Interview with George Fran
els Traia.
[New York Letter 10 the Cincinnati EnquirOrl
The writer strolIs through Madison
square, in this city, almost every even
Ing. Among the observed Of all obsery-
ers is he Of ambroAial locks and bronzed
face, who every evening sits on seat
remote from the others, surrounded by q
bouquet des Aeurs, in the shape Of a
hundred or more children, mostly little
girls, As we pass by We observe that he
& reading a paper, and al the same time
handing ont bon.bons 10 the children,
and supplying them with jumping ropes
and balls.
As we gaze on this interesting specta.
Gle we hear the children exclaim, "Mr.
Train, Llzzies got my BALL" "Mr. Train,
Kitty stole all my candy" The name Of
Train seems familiar TO Us, and yet we
cannot recollect 1t, 90 we step up to the
gentleman who so beneyolently deals out
candy to the children and commence our
deg pardon, is your name Train, sir
any relation to George Francis Train"
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"DsYoHoMANcY, OR SOUL CHARMING"
How either sex may fascinats and gain the
love and affections Of any person they choose, In
rs cents; together with Marriage Guide, Egyptian
Oracle, Dreams, Hints to Ladies, etc. 1000, 900
sold. A queer book. Address I. WILLIAM 4
cd publi,hers PhIlAdelphlA,
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pRILLIANT CAS- MACHINE.

This Machine Is designed for lighting
Dwellings, Churches, Hotels, DC.
Persons Wishing the same, or deairing
State and County Rights, will please call
on the undersigned at Tfimble 4 Horn
brooks, No, 14ls Market street:
jyls J, N, DILLON
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PellsIIaniaEel!a!sCg!eg
pI,TI,rIsRuRaEH-EAsrE Np-pA,

Colleglats year opens September 18th.
COURSE OF STUDY embraces all the depart
ments OF HIOHEH EDUCATION. The GOVERN
MENT 10 that Of q refined and CHRISTIAN HoMR.
The LOCATION 10 81 miles nom the centre Of the
city; RAY or ACCESS; FREE PRoM sMoEE; unequal
led for beauty Of scenery, purity Of air and health
inlnesS
REV. THOMAS c, sTRoNG,D.D,
Iy2S-WdY Pred dent.
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,,est virginia Republican Plat
form.

The Republicans ofWest Virginia in
convention assembled, do adopt the fol-
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,,l l,ntERDAY was Assumption Day, the
Ss;aaINvSefsary Of the ascension Of the Vir-
gu mary into Heaven. Appropriate SER
vices we're held in the Catholic churches,
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TRANSPORTATION.
PAITIMoRE&oHo RAILROAD co.

b Nds. / and 6run daily; No. 8 daily srcSpt Mon
day; Nos and u daily e1eept Sunday No. Is
t!opsathl stations between wheeling and Grafton;
cumbGSlAlL,
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Pro, HSniy-avs czsa.
.Hlf .s-J 1elltl -
.NEWSPA
ADVERTISING.
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTH EDITION.

ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTH EDITION.
Containing 4 complete list Of all the towns In the
United States, the Territories and the Dominion Of
Canada, having population greater than 5000 nc
corlng TO the last census, together with the names
Of the newspapers having the largest local circua-
ton 10 each Of tho places named. Also, catalogue
Of newspapers which are recommended 10 adyer-
tlsers rs giving greatest value in proportion 70 prices
charged. Also all newspapers In the United States
and Canada printing over 5000 copies each Issue.
Also, al the Religious, Agricultural, Scientific and
tIonal, Commercial, Insurance, Real Estate, Law,
Sporting, Muhcal, Fashion, and other special class
journals; very complete lists. Together with 4
complete List Of over 800 German papers printed 10
the United States, Also, m essay upon adyertis-
ing; many tables Of rates showing the cost Of ad-
veTtIhng In various newspapers, and everything
which beginner In advertising would like 70 know.
GEO. P. POWELL d CO.,
Il Park Row, New York
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-04-13

OPINIONS. Mr.. Jeremiah Cecil, OF
Clay township sends 10 the JOURNAL
an extended Communication giving
his opinions on the subjects OF Tenn
pPrance, Finance. Woman Suffrage
and Civil Service Reform. We can.
not give IL space In full. but condense
IL. Mr.. G. thinks that every right
minded man should direct his voice
aud vote against incompetence, and
would put Intoxicating liquors out OF
reach by prohibiting manufacture and
importation. He thinks an exclusive
specie currency will not answer the
demands of trade. and that under a
system OF paper money secured by the
general government the prosperity OF
tho nation would he secured. He
thinks women should have tie ballot
~ means Of self protection. lie
would make all officials Ineligible to
reelection until after the expiration
of an intervening term.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-04-13

MERIT.--Thers Is n society Of young
misses In this city known ~ the u. !.
q. Society. The words represented
by the initials u. I. q. are unknown
beyond the limits OF the circle. The
names OF the members of the society
ara HettIe Rigg, Lille Boydston, Lola
Cunningham, Josie Evans, Belle
Evans, Lucy Parsons, Della
Parsons, Ruby Parsons, Mary
Pollok, Ida Yarger, Aggie Cunning
ham, Alice French and Della Patter-
son. The ages OF these misses range
from IL TO 10 years. As an Indication
of their energy and very creditable
perseverance, and industry we present
this result OF their efforts within the
past year. They collected money,
through their mite society, festivals,
spelling-matches, etc, and purchased
a five-octave organ. In a case Of ele-
CANT design, at a cost Of $4,000. This
beautiful and valuable musical instru.
ment has been presented by the society
to the NJ. X. church, OF this city. Can
any other town In Iowa give the
names Of a bakers dozen girls and
show for them such evidence OF COM
mendabls zeal In good cause?
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-04-13

CRozrER-At the home Of the parents
In Knoxville, April 6th, Mary,
daughter Of l.. w. Crozier, aged four
years.
McMILLAN.-At the home Of the pa
rents, In this city, April 9th, James,
son Of John and NJ. J. Mcmillan,
aged 3 years.
WEsT.-At his home In this city, on
the 7th inst, Mr.. Nathan West, Jr.,
aged 40 years.
Mr.. West has long been q resident
OF this city, and held high place In
the esteem Of the community. The
remains were inferred on Sunday
with the honorsA of Odd Fellowship,
nearly one hundred members of the
fraternity escorting to the cemetery.
TETER.--April 4th, at the residence of
Samuel Il. Teter, Esq. Union town
ship, MI. Benjamin Teter, aged rs
years.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-04-13
CLOVER sEED for sale nj
KENDIa d BTUMp's.

"IsJUN RU(o)HBRR. "--Some three or
-four weeks since, M Indian living near
Red Rock WINS robbed on tho railroad
track just east Of town bya man who
knocked him down with club and then
escaped Tie Red Rock redman returns
IN De- MoInes and made com plaint to
the police, bnt no clue To the robber
could be obtained ut the time. The In
iisn WAS unable 10 talk United states.
and tor y time the prospects of bringing
the thief ~ Justice appeared decidedly
slim. But mean time Investigations
went on. and by the help ofthe pigeon
English OF the Indian 4 clue WAS obtain.
ed, and yesterday ono Charles Miller re-
siding In Grant township, WAS arrested
for the crime. lie was take before
Justice Davis and Waived examination.
Bail was fixed nj 81 500, which he was
unable to furnish and was sent to Jail.
He protests his Innocence. but the on
GERS say they ''have the dead wood on
him."--Stdte Register.