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at 7o-s 72,s; Morris and Essex rsts advanced from
1l4s{ 10 ll5x; c., c. and l. c. irsts sold ut 45H
decline or half per cent; Milwaukee and st. Paul con-
soIidated sinking fund firm at sos. The following
we're the closing quotations for Pacific Railroad bonds
Union Pacific irs,s 1855 a 1861; do. land grants.
s9< a 100; do sinking funds, sos a 90; Central
Pacincs, 1851 1884
UNITED STATES TREASURY.
The gold payments at the Sub-Treasury to-day were
500 900 for interest and $3l 900 for nvs-twenticsre
deemed The silvcr payments to-day were SIS, 06p to
l7s applicants under 500 limit and s22 500 on silver
drafts from Washington; total $a7 500. Revenue re-
ceipts to-day 100000; customs receipts to-day,
$500 000 bank notes received for redemption to-day,
100000
Bank shares dull and neglected The latest bids
are annexed:-kmerican Exchange, 100; Central Ma
tonal, 1ol1; City, 500; Commerce, ll5h; Fifth Ave-
nue. 30; Fourth National 90; Importers and Traders
1913; Merchants, ia: Merchants Exchange, 100; Met
ropoltan, l25k; New York, llo; Ninth National So;
Park, 122; Peoples 1876; Republic. 10Y; St Nicholas
9S.
THE yoRErGx MARKET
The London advices report consoIs per cent lower
and United States bonds firm 1S67s exceptionally
buoyant rising to 1lo,1, against Ito at the close yes
terday Erie steady At l2A Is. The rate OF dis
count In the open market for three months bills was
TX . TX per cent. The Bank Of England gained
f2s 600 on balance to-day. The following are the prices
at four r. NJ :-Consos for money, 93A 937s; do for
account 93x e3zl; 1865 bonds, old, l04h; 1867 do
ll0sI ten-forty do, 107 nev ives 1854; Erie l2&
q Is; do. preferred, 10 4 81. In Frankfort United
States bonds ncw ves) 1925 In Paris rentes arc
1854 l7lsc exchange on London 75 27hc Silver
is quoted at 51Ad 51Kd to-day.
In State bonds Missouri long skies sold at 1861 and
Tennessee new AZ AZ small lot Of Alabama etghts
OF 1885 sold at 80
PHILADELPHIA sT0CKA
The following the Philadelphia stock quotations
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BEEvxs-Trade slow and rates OH &c per H. The mar
kets closed weak with head Of cattle unsold
Prices ranged s5sc lie per h., weights Va cwt
81 cwt From 81 lbs has been allowed net; only
top quality steers allowed 81 lbs 70 the cwt net
yards g. Eastman sold for sell 10 cars Of
horned cattle % Illinois steers VI 94c per b weight
strong; ~ Illinois steers ut Vac per ID weight III
cwt., scsnt 30 Illinois steers ~ Y,sc per ID, with :
steers a. ss.c per h.. weight ~ ewt.,. strong
~ Illinois steers 91tc. per H., weight ~ cwt ;
III Illinois Mt lie h.. WITH fraction on per
b. weight ~ 81 Illinois steers ~ luc lU&c
per lb weight "a strong 20 Illinois steers ~ lutc
per weight "a rlery Carey sold for NJ kirchwsy
strong ID. waixcI sold Tor Morris Waxcs 3os Illinois
cwt held sse 1888 illinois 4. voge sold
~ Illinois steers, weight Al 80 lbs terms
Thompson io7 Illinois at e,ic ID with 81 on
per head. weight IA cwt e. j.. Pagan sold Tor self ~
Illinois Yc H.. weight cwt scnn I'D Illinois
4c per h. weight cwt seigel Mycr sold for
selves W illinois Yc H.. with ~ OF
head and 81 10 head: 81 Illinois steers ~ LOO per lb
head weights IA and 81 - Illinois steers
iOc h., wish 81 of head ON 10 head. wcghtss
81 cwt. A. Jersey City yards Concy and Mcfher
sold commission ~ Colorado steers ~ Nc. fuc-
per h. weight cwt.. strong ~ Missouri steers ~ o.
lose per h.. few tops lie h. weight cwt
w. sherman ~ Illinois AZ bic per b. weight
IA "a Illinois steers g4c H.. With ~ on
head on 10 head. weights W cw'. = cwt;
O'Donnel sold Tor =. W.. Alicuon ~ Illinois
steers at sse per IT, with 5o; per head on, weight tx
cwt ~ Illinois steers at v5tc PEI. 10. weight cwh v
H. with u per head weight "a cwt ~ Illinois steers
~ &c. vc ib.. weight 81 cwt ~ stiiifed Illinois
steers - W per H.. with s0s on per hssd. weight
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CLOSING pR1C1s-3 p. y.

ADVANCE
The following tho changes in closing prices CON-
pared with those Of yesterday
ADVANCE Atlantic and Pacific preferred, u; New
York Central, Y; c. G. and !. O., "a; Wabash, y
pold a.
Hannibal preferred "; Michigan Central, Vi Missouri
Pacific, ?; Northwest common, Il; do. preferred. -
New JSrsey Central s Ohio and MlssIIssDRi r..
Paul, "a do. preferred, x; Western Union, r.
The rest OF the list Is without change.
TIE MONEY MARKET
Money was in free supply 1t and 81 per cent
Primo paper Is unchanged. Tho following are the
rates Of exchange on New York at the undermcn-
toned cities to-day:-Savannah u premium; Cincin-
natl, par to 80 premium New Orleans commercial, Il;
bank NJ Chicago, so discounts Charleston EASIER soil
ing, Y s.1e premium; buying premium; ST. Louis,
80 premium Sterling exchange quiet but steady
prime asking rates, ASS 40; selling rates. 4S7 v
and AsoK reichmarks, e6k . o5X aud % o6h
cables, 0ox 06k; prime Paris, SIS . 5.l2h
THE GOLD MARKET.
Gold was dull At 112x until shortly before the close
when the market became flrmer and the price ad-
vanced 70 112x. Tho borrowing rates were IL and
eper cent Toward the close loans made fat and
na, sx and per cent for carrying.
opERArIoxs or THE GOLD ExcHAsoE BANK TO-DAY.
Gold balances. $1493. TAO
Currency balances. lbs o0I
Gross cleorances.. q, 20 OOO
CLEARING HousK STATEMENT.
Currency exchanges. $57 So9 473
Currency balancos.. Sl6o, odv
Gold exchanges. ia COG
dOio Dalancess Oh QUO
INVESTMENT SHARES.
Investment shares generally steady, with the
ssption Of New Jersey Central which declined from IS
B2k . 81 Pittsburg and Fort Wayne brought lo3 4
Delaware and Lackawanna l07l Illinois Central % x
a07K; Cleveland and Pittsburg SO; New York Gen.
trail, ITO look; Delaware and Hudson, 1924 1os,s
Harlem, 1ss 1854; Wells Fargo, eok 9o}i.
GOVERNMENT
Government bonds continued strong and there was
further advance in prices the 1s67s rising to 1879
1924, and tho new 1865 to l201 1904 The whole
ist up sympathy with the advance In the above
ssuea The principal business in the bonds named
and large business transacted in new 1865 just
before the close The market closed strong at the toll
lowing quotations -UnItsd States currency skies, 1855
a12Sx; Do ssas sgs., registered, 1875 1l9ys do.
- g., ocupon. 1914 1924; do. do, 1865, regis.
tered, 11sx 116; do. do. do coupon 1155s ll61s
do do. do, new, registered. 1lGH III; do do. do.
do, coupon, 1905 1901; do do, 1867, registered,
ITO llsk; do do. do coupon. 1928 l2as@; do do,
1s6S. registered. 1905 l2of do. do. do coupon. ia
a124h; do, enforties registered, 1lss 11si4; do
do, coupon, llsS lls5s do nves 1851, registered,
u7k 117ss; do. do. DO, coupon. NIX 117H.
BONDS
Railroad bonds nrm on small transactions.
Union Pacific nrsts advanced TO 1861. New Jersey
Central nrsts, new brought Ill; Albany and susquc
hanna second, los; Milwaukee and ST. Paul, La Crosse
DIVISION, 1903; do. consolidated sinking fund, s9x
nK; Northwest consolidated gold coupons, cox and
Michigan Central sinking iund ia sales Of Ohio and
Mlsssslpp consolidated we're made u loo aad second
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In spite OF tho orders given by surveyor Of The Port
General sharpe that no notarla should b charged
by clerks Custom House inspectors the habit
charging twcnty Eve double The legal foe stll
sxiss. Tits charge made for receiving the onsh g
The inspectors On thc'r salary rolls "a
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Railroad Company (Muscatne Western Extension) lst
convertible bonds Is; $4,000 Third Avenue
Railroad Company per cent coupon bonds. due ls9u,
interest January and July. ST. 900 each. 9sx l0ls;
260 shares Citizens National Bank. $25 each, Ito
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The following sales were made by auction to-day
by order OF Charles N. Fry, Assignee

$500 indianapolis and Madison Railroad Company,
first mortgage per cent bond due 1881 interest May
and November, VA; $4,000 New Orleans, Mobile
and Chattanooga RaiIroad Company, FIRST mortgage s
per cent sinking fund bonds due Jan l. 1910, coupon
Of July l. 1874 attached, 80; $4,000 Ohio and Mlssis
sippI Railroad Company, per cent aebcnure sinking
fund bonus, due 1881 interest May and November
GlA; 500 Union Pacific Railroad Company, per
cent income bonds, due July !, 1gI6, coupon March
and September, coupon No IL attached, 1915 $1,000
Toledo and Wabash Railroad Company, per cent
equipment bonds, due May 1853. coupon May and No
vcmDcr, a. 100 snares NIAGARA Fire Insurance Com
pany $50 each, lll1a 337 shares Louisville, New AZ
hany and Chicago Railroad Company, 500 each, 5,s ;
l, 200 shares Memphis and Charleston Railroad Com
pany. $25 each, D. by order o execuors:--10 shares
Pacific Fire Insurance Company SIS each. 24y; 10
shares Peter Cooper Fire Insurance Company, $40
each POI 200 shares East River National Bank, $2j
each 1905 100 shares Pacific Bank, $50 each, 49, 400
shares Bulls Head Bank, $40 each 81 %; 80 shares
National Bank Of Commerce, 500 EACH lis; shares
Montauk Fire Insurance Company, $50 each 1861.
For account OF whom u may concern 80 shares
Third National Bank Of New York. 500 each, 9s y $50
shares Tradesmens National Bank, $40 each, lal II
shares Howard Insurance Company, $50 each, 123 10
shares Guaranty Fire Insurance Company, 500 each,
Sk; $4,000 burlington, Cedar Rapids aad Minnesota
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The following are the closing prices received by tee-
THE RAILROAD WAR

THE RAILROAD WAR
continues without abatement and rates both and
west are so demoralized to make II impossible to
give correct quotations. To-day was asserted upon
good authority being made for two
years at tho present rates. but this
preposterous be believed because taking Illus
tralon single item, nnd page Of the last re-
port OF the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Rail-
road comparison OF rates given as foows:-"Aver-
ago rate per per mile all freight $780, CENTS 292
god) average rate per ton per mile, all freight 1875
cents 1010 currency; reduction cents L2S2 56 per
cent? On the other hand taxes in 1875 have averaged
400 per cent than 1S60--in somo localities
much as 1000 per centwhile the cost Of supplies and
labor used in operating railroads no less"
II will be observed that the rates In 1875 WERE accord
ing report Sc por below those of $780, when
the companies had less than half OF the interest to
pay that they have to pay now, that at the much
lower rates Of to-day II Is unreasonable believe that
the railways can be anxious make engagements for
space of two years
The new mining board is in fair way to be speedily
organized The present ntatory Tee is 500. but Is
intimated that present week tho amount may
be increased.
Advices from St. Louis report that decree Of FORE
closure has entered the OF the third mort
gago bonds of the Missouri Pacific Company and the
second mortgage bonds tho Atlantic and Pacific Rail-
road Company 1t Is understood that the suits which
have thus resulted Of friendly character, and
that tho practical effect will be to strengthen sccur
ties which heretofore been held In doubt by
son of legal controversies From Information at hand
we have for the remark that the future Of both
OF these ompanies is now brighter than It has been
for many months
The annual meeting Of the Chicago, Rock Island and
Pacific Railroad is in session at Chicago No
change will PROBABLY be made In the Board OF Direc
tors The annual report Of the company 9r the year
ending April l. read at tho meeting, shows the gross
earnings TO DO s7,655,161 81; operating expenses,
taxes, &c, So 6s7, o2s So, showing decrease the
gross earnings from tho previous year OF $40 40 TO-
and an increase or the earnings for the period
OF 1854 72s 49, John +. Tracey elected President
and Hugh Riddle Vice President
The following werc the earnings Of the Chicago ana
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supaEXE COURT OF MISSISSIPPI.
Decisions and Cases Submitted
Monday, October 81, 1879.

lOo2-V. * NJ. r. r., VS.. McCutchen; af-
firmed.
ll7a-Everman s Co. VS.. f. A. Robb /;
reversed and remanded; venire de novo
awarded
l977-McLain VS. Thompson; petition tor
re-arpument denied
l74l-Barry VS.. Sturdivant; reversed and
remanded.
l369-Hilzheim VS.. Wright; affirmed.
l270-Allen VS.. Len0re and wife; reversed
aud remanded, and Allen & Co. to pay
cost.
l4l3-Francis vs.. Insurance Co, submit
ted on petition for re-argument.
l442-Comfort vs.. Stevens; admitted.
l5SS-Barkley VS.. Martin; submitted,
l632-Harris VS.. Mississippi Valley and
Shin Island r r.. continued.
l6l2-Faster VS.. Nets continued.
l7sl-Miss. Valley & ship Island X. X.
VS.. State; continued,
165S-Withers VS.. Bullock submitted
l6S3--IIarrell VS. Harvey; submitted.
l759-N, o., j. & &. n. r. II. VS.. Burke
submitted.
l6Si-Maddox W. Lewis; submitted.
l76S-Thomaso vs.. Wellington; sub
mitted.
l7s4-Money VS.. Turner; submitted.
1S00-Hord vs.. 0'Bannan; submitted.
1SlS-Echols Il Green VS.. n. o. j. & G.
n. r. r.; submitted
lSl9-Pollock VS.. Helm; submitted.
2035--Bell vs.. Fairson; submitted.
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jackson DemOcraIic-C Conservative
Organization.
CAPITAL REFORM CLUB

CAPITAL REFORM CLUB
Meets every Friday evening, w. /. Nugent'
President; A. G. Moore, Secretary.
EXECUTIVE CoMMIrTEE.-0liver Clifton,
chairman; Byron Lemly, L. F Chiles, f,
B. Hull, Marion Smith. Sam. French, james
Shelton, r b Hardy, II. Strauss.
YOUNG MEMS REFORM CLUB
Meets every Saturday evening, Frank John
ston, President; c. W. Millett, Secretary.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE r. L. Saunders
chairman; "A. II. Hlzheim, Writ Johnston,
John L. Hull, j. C. Carraway, Harris Banks
dale, John J. Rohrbacher, n, j. Busy. Jrr
G. Cummings.
SOUTH WARD REFORM CLUB
Meets every Monday evening, james Comp
ton, President; w. L. Smylie, Secretary
Executive COMMITTEE. -JNo. II. EcHoLs
Chairman; Isydore Strauss, Jesse Barr, A J
Kerr, W. L. Hemingway, W. L. Smylie, e.
Cummings, W. C. HarrelI, Geo. b. Cranberry
WEST JACKSON CLUB.
Meets every Wednesday evening; j. A
Webb, President; Jno 7. Hull, Secretary.
ExEcUTIvE CoMMITTEE.-G- ID. Busta-
mantle, chairman; Jno. A. Clingan, John 1
Hull, ID. Z. Porter, Geo. j. Smith.
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TIE MERIDIAN FAIR.-A special
train will leave Jackson for Meridian next
Thursday morning at five O'Clock, reaching
the fair grounds at II o'clock returning
from Meridian at 20 P. NJ, and reaching
IooLooo at 1lP.M. One fare for the round
trim. and ticket good to retsrn until the 18TH
AZ there will be a grand torch-light pro-
cession. and good time generally at Meri-
dian next Thursday night, Jacksonians can
remain over for the regular passenger tram
and reach here next morning for breakfast
we sbould be glad to see the Young Men
Reform Club send over good delegation
The Mighty East will give them cordial
greeting.
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Railroad Schedule.

Trains pass through Jackson at present as
follows:
NEW ORLEANS & CAIRO R.R.
NoRrH-Passenger, 2:20 A. NJ; Freight
IL 30 A. NJ.
noon. , N
SoUrH-Passenger 1920 A. NJ; freight, 10
A. NJ.
vIcKsBURG & MERIDIAN R.R.
EAsT-Passenger, 5 40 P. NJ; freight lO:3O
AM
WEsr-Passenger 7:25 A. NJ; frelght'
3:00P NJ.
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nnAr AND DUNE INSTITUTE. t

DEAF AND DUMB INSTITUTE. -I he
BOARD OF Trustees of this institution having
rendered the position OF superintendent 10
Prof. Chss. ii. Tolbett, of Kentucky that
gentleman has arrived with view to con-
t.rring with the Board on the subject
Prof Tolbett is an expert in the science OF
teaching deaf mutes, having been for nine
teen years connected with the State in'tltu'
,ioc At Danville. He comes here with the
strongest possible endorsements as teacher
and gentleman.
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MAR RIED.

In Winona, on Tuesday evening, the 10th
inst, at the residence of Mr.. J. G. Kittrell, by
Rev. j G. Love, Mn. HENRY EARNEs and
MISS LAURA WEssoN, both OF Wesson,
Miss.
At the same time and place, by Rector V.
w. Shields Mr.. JAMES NJ. WEssoN, JR
and Miss LOUIE NJ. kITTRBLL, Of Winona
Miss.
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Edwards House
Arrivals October 22d

Arrivals October 22d.
Jno. \. Hunter, New York.
CIV. Wilson, Delta, La.
Ell. Dial, Delta. La:
w. P. Coleman, Louisville.
n. NJ. GOoch, New York.
Jno. Templeton and Is others, being the
Fay Templeton Alliance.
G. ID. Freeman, MOulton. Ala.
L. n. Goldsmith, Louisville.
NJ. W. Hughes, Vicksburg.
J. 2. George, E. Barksdale, j. Hurst
City
j. G. Cochran, Ala.
J.P McIneRly, New York.
II. Miller, Oxford.
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AMALE teacher is wanted at Zion Hill,
Jefferson county. We are personally ac-
nuainted with that neighborhood, and know
that a man of experience and first-cIas'
ability will find there pleasant and remu-
narrative situation. See advertisement
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Phil. GILBERT says that the war
brewing between Russia and Turkey may
have some tendency to raise prices in mo-
rocco, but he will continue to sell ladies,
gentlemen's and children's Russia and Tur-
key morocco goods at lower prices than
can be purchased elsewhere.
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GLovEs-In the season for the glove
trade the store of J. Stadeker & Son is known
as headquarters for the most extensive va
riety in the lne-their "Fayorite" cannot
be beat.
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WE have had the pleasure of call
from Col. NJ. B. Hillyard, of McComb City,
ON hi. way from visit of several months
dn,atiou in the North. He brings encour-
aging election reports, and is ardently as
ever enlisted in the immigration scheme, for
which he has been constantly laborlng ior
several wears.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-10-23

LADIES can find kid, French kid, mo-
rocco, pebbled shoes at the Parlor Shoe
Store cheaper than anywhere else, Polish,
ide lace and buttons.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-10-23

Phil. GILBERT keeps lot Of those
fihe protection toe shoes for infants
children and misses, all sizes-cheapest and
best shoes ever offered in jackson. Only
try one pair and you will buy no others.
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ROhrbacher's

Arrivals tor last u hours;
A. r, Hurst. winoua Free Pr IS.
HIT. Allen, Lexington, Mis-.
W. :. Rarham, Btstrop Ia
D p Kennedy. Louisville. Ky.
Il. l.. STONE. Providence, r. |.
7. { Cs'ehings, Vieksurg.
r &. l."nsmirr, Clinton.
p. ArS, 81 Louis, Mo.
f. J. Bowers. Canton.
Julins Werner, Memphis.
W. r. Baker, Bolton, Miss.
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City Subscribers

Can have the DAILY CLARION left at their
stores, Offices or residences, on leaving word
at the office, OF notifying carrier. The sub
scr;ntion price ia 81 90 until the election.
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For $3.50, $500, $3.50 at the Parlor
Shoe Store, ladies lasting, pebble, and mo-
rocco shoes, front or side lace,
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THE DAILY CLARION.

Will be mailed to any address, until the
election, for 81 90; for one week 30 ce9ts
for two weeks, so cents.
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SHoEs-J. Stadeker & Son sell the
best and the cheapest.
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LARGEST stock and lowest prices war
ranted at Phil. Gilberts.
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SILK hats, the latest style just re-
ceived at Stadeker's.
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For the cheapest Blankets and Elan
nels go to Stadeker's,
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Don't buy your clothing until U. G.
the stock OF j. Stadeker & Son.
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SPECIAL LOCALS.

AN elegant stock of dress goods and
notions is now opened at Virden's corner
store.
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Sheriff Sale.
W. II. TRIBETTg,

w. II. TRIBETTE,
1l401 VS..
c. J. BozEMAs, Surviving partner Of FILA.
c. J. BozEMAE AND A. }. DUNN.
DY VIRTUE Of the above stated writ to me
ID directed from the Office Of the Clerk Of the
Circuit Court Of Kinds County, for the First
District thereof, | win sell at public auction,
othe highest bidder for cash, within the hours
prescribed by law, in front Ct the City Hall,
in the City Of jackson, on the first Monday,
the 9th day Of November, 1876, all the right,
title and interest the Defendants have in and
TO the following described property, to-wit
The 4 of lot 5, section %, and swh Of " q
section "a all in townships 3, range !, west
lying and being in the county Of Kinds, and
state Of Mississippi, levied upon as the pro.
perty Of the above named defendants, and
will be sold TO satisfy the above stated case
and all cost
| Oct. 10, '7G-3w.
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Important Notice.

The Democratic Conservative Executive
Committee and the Presidents of all the
Tiiden and Hendricks Clubs in Kinds coun-
ty are requested, without fail, GB- to meet
at the Masonic Hall, in RAYMOND, at II
O'Clock, A. NJ, on Monday, the 3Oth day Of
October, 1876.
W.T. RATLIFF,
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H1CILIAN COLLEGE, Hardin County nv
" Board. etc. per 20 weeks, only slVV.
Aug. I6, 1S76-2mF.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
PROCLAMATION.
500 REWARD.

WHEREAS, 1t appears by information re-
w ceived by me, that HENRY NELSON AND
SMITH ANDERSON, convicts, effected their
escape from the PeDitentinry guards near By
ram, Miss, October 7tb, 1876, and are still at
large;
Now, therefore, |, J. NJ. SToNE, Governor OF
Mississippi, do offer the above reward for the
arrest and confinement in jail Of said Henry
Nelson and Smith Anderson, or so for either,
said reward payable by Messrs. Hamilton &
Hebron, lessees Of the State Peniteniiary.
And do, moreover require all officers Of this
State TO be dilgent in their efforts to arrest
said fugitives.
Given under my hand and the Great Seal
f.. 81 Of the State affixed at Jackson,
this 10th day Of October, A. D. 1876.
Bv the Governor: j. NJ. STONE.
JAMES HILL, Secretary Of State.
DESCRIPTION:
| Henry Nelson is aged about u years; mu-
| latto; s feet llH inches in height; was SEN
fenced from Lee county, May 10Th, 1876, for
| seven years.
Smith Anderson is aged about rs years
black complexion 8 feet inches in height
was sentenced from Kinds county, July Ath,
| 1876. for FIVE years.
! Oct10 '7G-3w-
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Democratic-conssrvstive Organization
KINDS COUNTY,
COUNTY EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

W. 7. RATLIFF, Chairmn.
GEO. ". HARPER, Secretary.
W. C. WELLS, CORE spending Secretary.
H. 7. 7. DUPREE, Treasurer.
W. 7. Ratliff, Raymond; W. C. Wells, Ray.
mond; c. D. Gillespie, Raymond; r. Charl
ton, Raymond Geo W. Harper, Raymond
II. 7. I Dupree, Raymond; c. L. Robinson
Bolton; C. 5. North, Bolton; z. Wardlaw
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