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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-18

PoRk-rhe market Is q1oted aS steady and
active. lies " mes mess ut SIG 7r@16 10.
q1iet s
=, LAskD-The marEet Is quoted as steady. Sales
oi prime steam ut SO S7H@io40.
,an., ibh..tn. market Is quoted as being
neayy -, losso for western goa Sc for state.
quiet az eal2c for common TO prime,
firm at 3! AK ~ '-s
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-18
FINANCIAL AND cOaMkRCIAL
Row York Stock and Money Market

Ss~ Yosr Oct. II.
Money loaned up to and closed at per cent
Prime Il rcanti t paper 6Ca6 prr e. /.
Sterling ex,hllge quiet al 4S4 and 6h.
',old op ned at l0ai4 and clos u at lL9, IS with
interim SAFES AZ OAK.
Clearing at the uId Exchange S25,6S COZ.
Custom rec ipts, s2DI,N0J.
Treasury dtsOui senents, SIS 900.
Produce exports for the Week amounted to
so .27,9Sl.
Cove. nments strong.
Sta g bonds st. o ",
Rairoa ms frm.
Stocks In airy dealings were, with few ex
cepttous. strong ami hlA her. fmprUvem. mt rang
Ing from 4 To 2ss pr cent. The up.ard move
and the G anger stocks Tie market was in
e main hrm toward the close. In the iinal
sales the highest prices we've current FOR ONE
shares. Advances for the day was X to2h per
cent and as mot marked IN Lake shore,
NJ chlgan Central, st. Paul, Southwest prefer
red aud New York Centr Il. Lake Shore ranged
between 81 and 59sS. closlcs at 593S. Mich-
gan Central advanced 10 46Jl and closed at
49,, st. Paul cJmmon rose % 80 ard the pre-
ferred to Cos. Northwest preferred to GIN, n
Cenir.l 10 It's and Western Union to 7la4
I he stocks clUsed at u reaction OF 4 10 n per
cent. The advance In runk line I'll res Was
partly cue to the large traflic anu also reports
that cattle ire hts had been advanced from
Chicago.
he transacttI- ockS to-day aggregat-
ed l,',2OO shares. - principal dealings were
as follows:
Lake shore, $500; Pacific Mail o,oOO;
Western Uniou, 900; Del ware Lackawanna
Michigan Cen ral, 242'; Lake shore, $1,000.
Gold osed al 1o9'sa7s.
Money closed at 2.
Government bonuS stronger.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-18

John Cain, ageE. of the Vermont mu
tual and other companies. Stfice under
the town hall. d&w
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-18

ADAM5-TAYLOR-InW Weston, October 10th
by Rev. G. 7. Flanders, Rev. Moses Adams, OF
Bethel, and Miss Lizzie Taylor, OF Weston.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-18

very essence Of heath and life. It furnishes
the component5 OF flesh, bone, muscle, nerve
and integument The stomach is the sppara-
tus the arteries the distributors, and the In
t, shines the channels by which the waste mat
ter is carried of. Upon the stomach and bow
els, these medicines act simultaneously. 25
cents per box or pot. o!Sd&wiw
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-18

Visit Mrs. G. T. Loops hair store, Gen.
ter St., over Townsend's furniture rooms,
Rutland, Vt. DIFF
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-18

Cant go to Church. Why not? o my
cough would disturb the congregation. Cure
1t ihen with "fale's Honey OF HorehOund and
Tara pure vegetable remedy, unfailing as
tho sun, and mild and harmless as the summer
air. Sold by all druggists.
Pixies Toothache drops cure In minute
OctTdywim
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-18

Reports From the committee on cor
poraiions. in favor of house bill 81, in
amendment Of an act to incorporate the
Mercantile Trust company; bill read the
third time and passed.
favor Of house bill 4 to legalize the grand
lat of the town of Hancock for the year
1875 reod the third time and passed.
House bill /, to lay u tax on The county
of Caledonia was taken from the table, read
the third time and passed.
Bills introduced and refcrred-By Mr..
Hapaood of Underhill, to amend section
25 chapter 33 general statutes, providing
for attachment of personal property by
lodging copy in town clerks office, and the
attachment TO be void as against bona fide
purchasers within certain time IL property
not removed; to committee on judiciary.
BY Mr.. Wales of Burlington, relating to
the conveyance Of real estate by husband
to wife, permitting direct conveyance
mittce on judiciary.
By Mr.. Josselyn of Bridgewater, In adj
dition to section 8, chapter "a general stat
utes, providing that II town agen! shall
sell to an habitual drunkard, the county
commissioner shall annul his licensei re-
ferred to general committee.
Resolutions-By Mr.. Eaton of Danvllle,
Whereas The citizens of Vermont have
suffered To large extent during the past
year from class of individuals known as
"tramps," therefore
ResOiped: That the judiciary committee
be requested to take this matter into con.
] sideration and report to the house, by bill
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| NTANIED-A house to rent, suitable
| w for a small family In central location.
| Inquire at this ONCE. oct 8 sd
The weekly clarion., 1876-02-02

Opinion Of tle Conn., bal SMRA1L- ).

Opinion of the Court by SIMRALL, J.
This was a suit at law against Plaintiffs
in error for goods sold and delivered. Cath
crime Hodges, q married woman, pleaded
the three years statnte of limitation. The
Plaintiffs replied that Catherine Hodges had
been beyond the limits of the State for
three years next after the cause of action
accrued. The Defendant took issue on
this replication: afterwards moved to strike
out the replication. The motion being over
ruled, she asked leave to withdraw her re-
joinder, and for leave TO demur to the rep
lication. the demurrer being rendered. This
was refused by the Court.
The action of the Court is assigned as
error. Held:
l. Both the motion TO strike ont and
the application 10 withdraw the rejoinder,
after the Issue was Joined, were addressed
70 the sound discretion of the Circuit Court,
TO be so used as to effect trial of the case
on its merits.
II. The motion to strike out, in any
event, should not have been granted. unless
the replication was frivolous and presented
no scrt of legal answer to the plea.
Ill. If the demurrer was necessary to an
adjudication of the case on its merits. the
Court should have allowed it to be filed.
This presents the question whether the rep
lleation was good answer to the plea.
~. Under S2157, Code of 1871, the rep
ication brings the case within the exception
to the statute of limitation, that the defend
ant was beyond the limits of the State, for
the three years next after the cause of ac-
ton had accrued.
v. This statute applies as well to mar
ried women as to any class of persons.
Married women may be sued on their legal
contracts, Notwithstanding their coverture !;
the statute runs in their favor, and the ex-
ception extends to them as to any other
class of debtors. The replication presented
legal answer to the plea. Affirmed.
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Letter from the Secretary of the
Lee Monument Association
TO Hon. y. w. FeWeIl.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF MANAGERS
LEE MONUMENT ASSOCIATION,
RICHMOND, Va, Jan. %, 1876 J
Hon. John ". FeaceH:
DEAR Sir: In behalf of the Board of Man
ayers have the honor to acknowledge the
receipt by express of the sum of $2l9 90,
contributed by Senators of Mississippi and
attaches of the Senate, to the erection at
Richmonl of "a monument in memory of
General Robert E. lee This handsome
contribution by yourself and brother SEN
ators commands the admiration of the Board
of Managers, and gives token that the
hearts OF the people are enlisted in the effort
to render lasting tribute 20 the great Con-
tederate captain and TO the noble army who
followed his banners. Mississippi has the
credit of being the first to send up her cons
tribution. The little town of fernando,
with less than one hundred male inhabi-
tanGs, makes her Offering of So 80. The
Board of Managers indulge the hope that
the people will not ''Weary in well DOING"
hut will continue their efforts until memo
rial pile shall be raised, worthy Of thbn.-
serves ana az tie thc glorious band whom they
propose to honor. | am, dear sir,
Most respectfully. your ob't serv't,
S. BAssETT FRENCH,
Secretary,
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Cases Decided Monday, Jan. 81
70, 4. Heard VS.. BOe.rd of Supervi-
sefS OA e~.4ax COumty.--N

-, 4. beard VS.. BOe.ad of SupervI-
sQrs Of d'"aSax COunty.--Number
I027.
Opinion of the Court by SIMRALL, J.
This was an action of mandamus, brought
by plaintiff in error, 20 compel the Board
of Supervisors TO levy tax to pay certain
warrants drawn upon the County Treasu-
rer, " against the teachers fund" The al
tentative writ set forth the nature of the
REALTORS right, aud the relief sought, The
return stated that when the Board met, in
July, 1874, and made the levy of taxes for
that year, the County Superintendent of
Education hnd not filed his annual report,
nor had the Auditor of Public Accounts
made the !" appOrtionment of the four mill
school tax as teachers fund, hence the
Board had NO data upon which to estimate
the deficit in this fund. Also, that when
the relator made application to the Roard'
which was in October, 1S74, it had exhaust
ed fits pSwer of taxatioh, as limited by act
April 4, 1872, that is with the State tax
added, $25 on the $1,000 of assessed value.
The relator made motion on this return,
for perem ptory writ. Held:
I. at common law the return to the alter
native writ was accepted as true in that
proceeding, ard the relator was left 20 his
action for false return, when, If successful
in that action, he was then allowed per-
emptory writ, But IL $40, Code of 1871, in
tends that there may be issues in this, as in
an ordinary action.
III. If, instead of contIoverting the re-
| turn, the relator makes motion for per-
EN- mptory writ, he admits the return to be
| true, and presents the legal question wheth-
er it is sufficient answer.
| III. The act of 1874 requires the Auditor
| to apportion the common school fund by
| the first Monday in April, and the County
Superintendent by the first Monday in
July to make report showing estim ates OF
/ the deficit, if any, in teachers fund Thus,
/ ii the law is complied with. the Board OF
| Supervisors should have before il the data
necessary in laying this tax. If such in
formAsioa was not givens the Board cannot
be chargeahle with neglect of duty.
~. 1t was evidently Intended that the
tax to make up the deficit in this fund should
be laid by the Board OF Supervisors al
for general purposes, which is the first Non
day of July of each year tSl372l, aud or
failure of the Board 60 meet at that time
then at q meeting to be called by the Presi-
dent as early as practicable {Si373, Code ol
Il 1S71). 1t is plain the law does not intend
that the Board should lay a tax for Ont
purpose at one session, and for another pnr-
pose at another session. The July session
IS the time indicated for the laying tn,
county taxes.
" The limitation imposed by the act o
! April 4, 1874. and the limitation OF S2053
Code OF 1871, on Ruards Of Supervisors ar
, OF 1873; the latter statute is not repugnan
force :. :
! ": 1ne Court suggests doubt as q
J whether these warrants as evidences of tIl
character as 70 entltle party to q writ Q
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Rationa1 NIeaIcqtIoR.


Medication is only sueeesSinI WneH !. = has -
rationai. and it is rational only when e De e
gins at the beginning In other ho Temoyed m1pos' A.
cure ,ass either general or local, is the orl-
w.; MeaHn1s ~ the great majority of diseases he
infoTce the vital energies regqhaas;e 9lgs he
ton and secretion, by @ stTeng gsilNimnortant giiI
GrgsH,s qgst,oDs whisn sad G9yspepsa Rid
neg and bladder plants q.erRRe aam
euities, impure circulationa,h6a sne
ana Sabilitv. 1IT are com pletely, and in mos mos'
safest and agreeable Tonic sba and Drpase aDese
tive that can be employed LOT e1TI Tbe expperi-
is hoseesIss Itswssnty-five years. during when nc
number Of ephsmeraln pFsPaTasirshh With it, ha.
nau a.ll el = - he nneuualed as remedy ~.
ProSso n disorders q accompanied by' or proceeu11
from weakness.
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BAR MEETING.
Tribute of Respect 10 Ghe Late
John ID. Sale.

At the regular ! I@...:.;siiary Term of the Prem
siss county Circuit Court, upon the s1gges-
tion of the death of Judge Sale to the ColTL,
Hon. B. B. Boone ordered the same ne ao-
f0urned aid a meeting of the par was OF
1anized, On motion of Capt. j.. L. Finley,
r r. Rooue was called to the chair, and D.
p. Carraway, Esq, requested TO act as sec
retary. Motion was made by Jonn NJ.
Allen, ESQ.,, for the appointment OF COM
mlttee to draft resolutions, ana the IoiioM. te.
ing gentlemen were appointed eommlttes
John M. Allen, chairman; y. T. Guriee, r
Committee reported the following reselu~
tions, which were unanimously adopted
Resolved lst That the members OF the
bar of Prentiss and the visiting mem Oers OF
the bar of other counties now IN attendance
on the regular session of the court, have
heard with profound sensibility and with
the deepest regret of the death OF Col. Jonn
I'd That in the life and character of our
deceased brother We recognise a OFlgnt
mood of the accomplished lawyer, the emi-
nent counsel and advocate, the useIui CIV
rem. and the upright and the sincere CHRIS
'leaI' Thst In the death of this eminent ju-
r;st- the bar of Mississippi has lost one ol
the brightest ornaments the state n0oIs
| citizen. society q valued and cherisneO
| ,,e1nher and the profession in East Mlssls-
sinni \ brother cherished and beloved by III
all. anf
4th That We tender our 81 % paGniCs:. - 4nC
/ coincidence to the bereaved and atnie5eC
| family of our deceased brother, thar In'
| Geerefary of this meeting be lastruceea =.
/ Tsnsnnif a oopy 0fsthese resolutions TO tn'
ssn'iIv of our deceased brother and that hi
Honor, the presiding Judge Of this court .,
re0uested to order the same to be spreat
upon the minutes of the court, ,;nsad anu IIa =,
/ comics of these resolutions De Ilrnlsne4 "
the Secretary for publication IN the news
napefs published In this judicial Distrae
Sni in Tar JACKSON CLARION
ON motion, the meeting adjourned:
b. b. BooNE, ChaLTman
4 J.P.CARRAYAxs Secretary.
The weekly clarion., 1876-02-02
The Case of CardOzO.
Meridian Mercury.l

Meridian Mercury.l
THE CRARIoN has taken pains to col
late ample authority to show that an
official may be impeached for offenses
committed prior to the official incumben-
cy it is intended to relieve him of. The
discussion has reference to the impeach-
ment of Cardozo, against whom is pend.
ing several indictments for official
misconduct in an Office he held immedi-
ately before he entered upon the duties
of the Office of Superintendent of
Education. The authority produced by
THE CLARION seems to be clear and con-
elusive
The weekly clarion., 1876-02-02

Supreme Court, October Term, A. d. 1875
JANUARY 15 1876.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, JAS. H. WALKER ct al.
HrSDs CouSrr. WIN. JorSEaR. aa,O' -''-
YINHIS cause being heard, on motion Of JAS
i H. Walker ct al. Appellants. for a sum-
mons and severance against Robert W. Caf-
frey, their co-defendant in the Cbapeery
Court of Aleorn county, who has net Joined
in this appeal; and It appearing that said
Caffrey is hot resident of this State. but a
citizen OF McNairy county; Tennessee. and
his postofice address, Gravel Hill, in said
State:
1t is ordered by the Court, that said co-defend-
ant Robert d. CAffrey, be and appear before
this Court, on the Sd Monday Of April mex t,
and join in the prosecution of this cause, or
show cause why he should not be severed
therefrom.
And it is ordered that this order be pub
lished in The CLARION, a newspaper pub
lished in the city of Jackson, for four consec-
utlve weeks. commencing in twenty davs rom
the date of this order, aud the "l of This
Court mall, postage ne paid, a COPY Of this
eroefl alIeo'- 10 said nonresident at his
.04Ice address, as above stated.
A true copy from the Minutes:
A. w. LITTLE, Clerk
jan 19-w4t By w. E. CAGE. d. G
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Citation.

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, Chancery Court
KINDS COUNTY. lst District
THO T. S. and r. d FORTNER, of jena, Cat
Il ahoula parish, Louisiana, and to all others
interested in the estate of Benz. Fortner. de-
ceased:
You are hereby cited to be and personally
appear before said Court, at the court room in
the city of Jackson, Mississippi, on the third
Monday of April, 1876, the same being a re-
turn day of said Court, then and there to an
swer the petition of JOS II. Morris, Admins
traitor de bonis non, praying for sale of the
lands of said estate, mentioned in said petit
tion to pay the debts of said estate, and sho "
cause, if any you can, why the prayer of said
petition should not be granted.
Ordered in open Court, this 18th day Of jan
uary, 1876.
Isl H. r. WARE, Chancellor.
A true copy fro m the minutes.
W T. RATLIFF Clerk
By A g. Moore, d. C.
The weekly clarion., 1876-02-02

In the Circuit Court of the United States,
for the Southern District of Mississippi.
NOVEMBER TERM, A. D., 1875.
November a 1875.
poKA SnULrz, Judgment, November
No 2041.l VS.. 81, 1874; for $4,000.
JOSHUA s. NORRIS, On reading and fl
AND ing the Petition Of the
AGNES F. MoRRIs. Plaintiff in this cause,
1t is now ordered, that the Clerk of this
Cenrt issne writ Of Scire Facias for Joshua
g. Morris to the Marshal of this District to
appear at the regular May Term, 1876. Of this
Court, on the first day thereof, and that the
Clerk cause to be ingerted in the Weekly
Clarion" for ak successive weeks. notice 70
Kate " Morris, William G.. Morris, Julia A.
Morris, and BENJAMIN j. 8. Morris, milar
heirs at Law of said Agnes F. deceased, nesify-
ing them to appear at the Nay ferms lS14 Of
this Court, and show caLse If any they can,
why iaid judgment shall not be Fsvs- I'd
sgsinst them - heirs at Law - said Agnes r.
ana satlsfaetiaA .A-ereof obtained out Of the
-. estate ofsaid Agnes F. 10 them descended;
| and that the Clerk Of this Court, postage pre-
paid send by mail to Notre Dame p o., lndi-
ana 3 copy Of such notice addressed to each
| of said minor heirs
A true copy. from the minutes:
Teste: GEO. I, SWAMI Clerk.
| Dec. %, 1875-w6w.
The weekly clarion., 1876-02-02


with cast point, steel point and steel scraper
all adjustable TO the same plow, send your orr
ders 10
STUART & KIRKLAND.
Jackson Miss.
If you ever expect 10 rebuild the South. Pa
tronize Home institutions, and keep your mo-
ney at home.
We defy competition In quality OF work. au
we ask is fair trial satisfaction guurau-
tecd.
Hear what the Farmers who have tried them
and know, say about our plows;
J. F. LEE, Of Byram Miss, says:
" It is the best cast pow 1 ever saw, runs
light turns very well, goes in the ground Guo-
~, and is easy to guide"
JnO. B. LEWIS, Of Steen's Creek Rankin Co.
Il pronounce IL success-h pillow worthy
the patronage Of all farmers
D. R. HEARN, Of TuEaloo, Miss:
"TheY have ho0n run IN all sorts of land.
both turf and rooty-none have hroken-thev
are the best cast plow know o. The scraDer
works like charm"
GEo. MURRET Of Pelahatchie Miss;
Far superior TO the improved Avery FOR
durability-there can be no improvement made
on the scraper."
Mr.. r. II. ADDKrNsoN, Of Camden. Miss:
A" By far the strong gest--has tho best points.
and does the best work in moist on dry ground
Of any other plow"
WILL H. HARVEY of Choctaw Agency. Miss.
Better than any cast plOw I ever used
light draft and well made; have tested 40 ln
both black, stiff and sandy mixed, and 30 gives
entire satisfaction
THOMAS ATRIEsoN, Master Of Capitol Grange.
No. 49, at Jackson, Miss:
Have used almost every cast plow that has
been brought 10 this market, and can truly
say yours is equal 20 the best. know 10 to
be in extensive use among the members of OUR
Order and IL has given entire satislaetiOn.'
MR. J. r. POWELL, Of Canton Miss;
as the best 7 ever used, and can hiohIg
recommend it 10 any one wanting first rnle
plow and scraper,
L. r. MoNr0oMERY, Of Madison Station, Miss
Pres't Mississippi state Fair Association.
| "Ithink IL equal to any ca st plow now iu use
| in this part Of the couutry-tuns light, turns
/ well, and is ssubstantally made
ClNToN, MISS, July 10Th 1870
! MEssRs. STUART g. KrHKLANDs We have
! thoroughly tried your plow; 80 is the best cnst
! able; second 10 turns dirt better, and runs
| considerably lighter on tho team.
ID. IT, SEAHCT,
! J. g. EvhEs,
=. BATES,
w. T. MCCLArCuT.
HsJ- Send for Circulars and Price List Or
| ders from Dealers and Consumers solicited.
/ Send in your orders carly, 80 that we muy GlL
| them in time.
Plantation Machine Foundry
AED
REPAIR SHOP5-
! Rso- All kinds Of PLANTATION MACHIE-
ERY and AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
! kept in stock.
| Oct T. lS7j-3m
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MAR RIED.

SRIELDs-SHEAPARD.-Atth the resi-
dence of the brides fether, near Cliaton
Miss, January 10th, 1876, by Rev. Chas B..
Co1iowav. MIR. RICHARD SHIELDS and Miss
MAGGIE sHEAPARD. all of this county.
GALLoYA4-DINKINs.- the residence
of Col. Wm, B. Taylor, in this elty, on
Wednesday afternoon, January goth, 1876
nv the Rev. John Hunter, u. D., DIR. G. d.
GALLOWAY. of Canton, aud Miss HATTIE
DINRINs, OF Jackson.
The weekly clarion., 1876-02-02

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF MANAGERS !
LEE MONUMENT ASSOCIATION.
RICHMOND, Va, Jan. %, 1876
The weekly clarion., 1876-02-02


A. A. FORBES ct al.
ON OPENING THE BILLOF COMPLAINT
~ and it appearing to the satisfaction of the
Court that the defendants, A. A. Forbes, and
Arthur, Anna, Eva. Lucy and Archy Forbes,
minor heirs of A. E. Forbes, are not residents
of the State of Mississippi, but reside beyond
the limits thereof, to-wit: Austin, in the State
of Texas-so that the ordinary process of this
Court cannot be executed against them 1t is
therefore ordered by the Court that said de-
PENDANTS, A. A. Forbes, and Arthur, Anna
Eva, Lucy and Archy Forbes, minor heirs of
A. E. Forbes, do enter their appearance here
in on or before the THIRD MONDAY OF
APRIL, A. d. 1876, the same being a regular
term of said court, at the court room thereof,
in tho city of Jackson, Kinds county, Missis-
sippi, and plead, answer demur to COM
plainant's bill, or the several allegations
thereof will b taken for confessed as to them
tits further ordered that this order be pub
lished in THE WEEKLY CLARION, a newspaper
published in the city of Jackson once a week
for four consecutive weeks. 1t is further or
dered that a copy of this order be forwarded,
postage prepaid, by the Clerk of this Court to
the address of said defendants. Ordered Jan
uary 20, 1876.
H. r. WARE, Chancellor
A true copy frcm the minutes.
w. T. RATLIFF, Clerk
By A. G. MOORE, d. C.
Jan 26 I876-4w
The weekly clarion., 1876-02-02

Ezg- Send for Circulars and Price List Or
ders from Dealers and Consumers solicited.
Send in your orders carly, 80 that we mny ON
them In time.
The weekly clarion., 1876-02-02
JACKSON ADVERTISEMENTS.
BROWNS OIL DEPOT
JACKSON, MISS.

pTHE very best article of COAL OIL con-
l. stantly on hand-I have had considerable
experience in Oils, and know what am about.
No guess work about it. l else keep the
CRYSTALLINE FLUID, which is the best
light Oil made, except the NON-EXPLOSIVE
PETRO OIL. All my Coal Oils are fre-test.
/ keep full assortment of LAMPS and
LAMP FIXTURES on hand, and eau RE-
PAIR AND CHANGE the Burners at any
tine,
WM. y. BROWN, Sr.
The weekly clarion., 1876-02-02
Died.

skELLENGER-ln this city after pro
,-s9ts5 Illness. Mrs. Mary Skellenger, CON
Srrt of w s. SkGIlenger, late of Little Rock
Though among strangers, she ;n1stsr f4nnd teho To
der hearts and gentle hands to mlnlstsL AM ~
her sufferings, until her spirit tOoA i'S iiAe
- nnnther and better world.
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WNI. =. BROWN, Sr.

WE, the undersigned, take pleasure in sta
w ting that we have been using the Nom
Explosive Petro Oil sold by VIM. }. BROWN,
SR., of Jaeks2n, Miss. for some longth of time
and have never had an explosion. Some of
us have had our lamps and cans to catch fire en
the inside, the oil to burn entirely out, with
out an explosion, and We are satisfied that it
is the safest oil or Burning Fluid that we
have been able to get, and would recommend
it to persons wanting the safest and best Ii ght
We believe it is all that Mr.. Brown claims for