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Card from Capt. w. A. sIOnIgOm.
JACKSON. Nj!

JACKSON, MISS Aug. 2lSt, 1876.
EDITORS CLARION: Having read in the
CLARION the majority report of the hissis-
sippi Investigating Committee, and ms that
majority has seen proper tn placa me in a
false light before my countrymen, bv rep
resenIing to the world that l testified TO
certain things that all Mississippians know
are uatrue. must ask the privilege of your
columns to correct ATTY erroneous impress
sions that may have been formed upon the
minds of the readers OF that report as well
also, to do for myself and my fellow citizens
Of Mississippi what Mr.. Boutwell, and hi
colleagues, though in duty bound, willfully
and malciously refused to dc-the cost OF
which would only have been to tell the
truth.
do not propose to consume your space
In enumerating. separately the false aceu-
Stations of those prosecutors, but, collecting
them all in one common mass, would here
| By hurl them back with Indignation tn their
originators, and proclaim to The world. that
wherever in the report the name of w. A
Montgomery was mentioned, the immortal
| trio brand themselves as willful perverters
1 of truthful testimony, and slanderrrs of a
/ commonwealth. In proof of which,
/ would only refer to the testimony given by
me before that Committee. and would ask
! that you read it., to see this trio as | see
them, and as know the minority of that
| Committee must see them; and then lei
your efforts be to e0HsigH them TO justly
deserved OBLIVION, where, away from sht
temptations OF party, they may find a for
giveneSs which only belongs to the truly
penitent.
Hoping thata all papers which have pub
lislIed the report will insert this,
Lam your obj servant, .ira .4s J. Fl
w. a. MONTGOMERY.
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A DombIc Dnngcr Averted.

Tho inhabitant Of malarious region is
threatened by double danger. I've Is not
only compelled to breathe miasma, but to
s,cdlI1,g IT, since Il iniects not only the at
mosphere, but the water. Tho aerial poison
threatens his system Though the.lungs and
pores, the liquid through the stomach.
Against ibis aoabie pera there is but oae
protection, and that j. to invig0rate the en-
lire body ahrough the digestive aud s, eret-
i've organs. Ordinary tones usually fail TO
accomplish this-IIOs;etter's stomach Bit
tiers never. In the tropics, where the dls'
eases Originated by malaria are OF h'l
more malignant type that these originated
bv the same cause Ia the temperate gene, u
enjoys immense and constantly increasing
sales, aud there Is 40 portion OF this CONT
nent where Il il not the reigniug SPECIFIC to
miasmatic levers and disorders OF the stom
ach, liver and bowels, proceeding from
malaria and other causes.
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u. w, GRANp I.opgF on MISSISSIPPI .
lNpEPENpENr ORDER uF ODp FELLOWS,
OFFICE or TINS GRAND MASTER, &
jackson, August, 2Stl. 1876.
To al officers and Membcrs Of 7. q. o. r..
State of Mississippi
By reason of my absence from the State,
from aud after this date, aud unfil q &. ls'.
proXimn, the official privileges and duties
Of the NJ. W. Grand Master ct |. .. O. r.
Of Mississippi will be deputcd To the Il. w
Deputy Grand Master, a. u. Wagner. OF
Meridian. who Il invested with full author
ity to perform all dutie. pertaining thereto
To whom aud until whi.h time, all com
muuratious Will be addressed.
Amer that date. 20 the undersigned, at Jack
son, Miss ~ heretofore.
Il. l.. SAUNDERS,
Grhnh MAster.
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Masonic Notice.

HEADQUARrERs GRAND CoNMANDERYl
KNIGHTS IEMrLNUs STATE or
MIsstssIrPL
JACKSON, Mrss.. August %, 1876.
Special order No. l.
From and after this date, and until the
lst day OF October next, all communica-
tlons intended for these Headquarters
should be addressed to V. +. Sir VIM. a
Fnrchild, u G. c.. Wick sburg Miss, who
Is hereby placed In command Of the Sit
knights Of the Grand Jurisdiction, unit
that time.
By order OF Il j.. Grand Commander.
HARRY GILMORE.
Captain General,
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Medical College
OF ALABAMA, At KoBIL z

TINE REGULAR COURSE OF LECTURES will
l. begin TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14TH 1876, and
close about the 10Th Of March foil wing
The PRELINISARY CoURsE will commence
about the middle of October, at which time
the Dissecting Rooms viii be open.
The CRY DIsPEEsARY has been removed to
the College Building. In the course Of the
year several thousand patients are examined
and prescribed for at this Dispensary, in the
presence Of the Students
FACULTY:
F. A. Ross, NJ D., Emeritus Professor of Ma
terra Mediea and Therapeutics.
GEORGE A. kETcHUM, NJ. D. Professor Of the
Science and Art Of Medicine
E. Fl. FoUKxIER, NJ. D., Professor Of Materia
Medica and Therapeutics.
WM. H ANDERSON, M. D. Professor Of Ply
siology.
J. z. HE4sTIz, N. D., Professor Of Surgery.
JAMES ?. HAKRIsox, JR., II. D., Professor Of
Chemistry.
JEROME CooHBAx, ". D., Professor of Public
Hygiene and Medical Jurisprudence.
E. P. GAINES, NJ. D., Professor Of Clinical
Medicine
GoRoxwY OWN, VI. D., Professor Of Obstet
ries and Diseases Of Women and Children
CALEB ToxEY, NJ. D., Professor Of Anatomy
RHETT GooDE H. D. and VI. D. BIzZELI
NJ D. Demonstrators Of Anatomy.
~ LEcTURTs FREE TO Students from al
PARTS Of the United States.
Matriculasion 90
Dissecting 10 %
For further particulars and Circulars appl
to w. II. ANDERSON, NJ D.,
Dean Of the Faculty.
1 Mobile, June ], lS76-aDg- 2 '76-2m.
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The Bloody bones Report.
Chicago Times.1

Chicago Times
G. w. Wells, a Republican member
from Mississippi, dissents from Bout
wells blood and bones report On Missis-
sippi. He shows, just as the late Sena-
tor Revels and the late attorney general
of the State, Harris, showed, that the
loss of Mississippi to the Republican party
was the result of Ames' iDcapacity, dis
honesty, and misrule. The whole pur-
pose of the Boutwell, raid is to keep La
mar from the Senatorship to which he
was elected. If the county consents to
believe this feroeiously and foolishly
partisan document, and elect Republi-
can President, he will be expected 70
send troops to Mississippi to re-enacl
there the shameless prostitution of militia.
ry power which Louisiana has endured
since 1867. Happily, there is not the
remotest likelihood of this.
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DIED.

Ia this city, on Friday evening, Aug ist
IL, 1876, LYMAN c., eldest child of LYMAN
c. and Sallie Gum, aged years and IL
months.
Ath's residence in this place, August Is.
SIMON Massey Of consumption, aged IS
years.
A native of North Carolina. reared in
Giles county, Tennessee. resident Of this
neighbor, warm friend. devoted husband
and father--a piocs and gentle christian
and for years an active member and ofIieial
in the Methodist church. He has struggles
with disease, but was patient, resigned, and
even cheerful. In his intercourse viii
mankind. he was ju>t and true doing gOos
as means aud opportunities offered. Tn
end OF such lie is peace Xxx.
Sazoo Gitys Augs22s ISIS. sssL
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Aberdeen Examiner.
Hon. W. w. Troup, of Monroe, Mas
ter of the County Grange, and one of cur
Representatives in the Legislature, in ad
dition to his planting interests, which in.
elude nearly five thousand acres in corn,
cotton, peas, etc., is devoting much atten
ton to stock raising. He has now
on his place about 200 head of South.
down sheep, so head of goats, and
125 head of cattle. He intends to in
crease his flock of sheep to several thous.
and head as soon as he can prepare for
them.
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spirit orthe Northern Press.
Dayton. Ohio, Democrat.

Dayton. Ohio, Democrat. t
We reprint communication from the
New York Herald, on Mississippi afflirs,
furnished that paper by E. Barksdale,
Esq, gentleman of high standing and
position in Mississippi 1t is in reply to
portions of recent letter of the Presi-
dent to the Governor Of South Carolina,
quotation from which appears in the
article referred to. The article was
handed to US BY Robert Craig, ESD, of
this city,. and formerly a resident of Mis-
sissippi. He Is, and has been for years,
intimately acquainted with Mr. Blrks-
dale, and knows him to be entirely re-
sponsible for whatever statements ne may
make on thissor any other subject Mr..
Craig himself spent a large portion Of the
| time referred to in Mississippi, and fully
Endorses all the material points stated by
Mr.. Barksdale. 1t is proper to remark
that these statements fully accord with
all the intelligence received from impair.
tial and responsible sources in Mississip
pi. The legitimate inference from then
is, that if Mississippi and all the rest o
the Southern States were entirely fire,
from Radical interference, their peopl
would be just as quiet, peaceable an,
prosperous as the people of any other sec
ton of the country.
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DNspepsIn.

Americans are particularly subject to this
disease and It's effects, such rs sour stomach,
sick headache, habltusl cOstiveness, heart
burn, water brash, coming up of the food,
coated tongue. disagrecable taste in the
mouth, palpitatiOn OF the heart, aud all
diseases Of the stomach and liver. Two do
ses of GREES's ACaUsT FLOWER will re-
lieve you atonee, and there positively is not
caseAn The Unitesl States it will not cure.
~ You doubt THIS 20 to your druggist or
send 10 ". N Wilkerson. Dr,.vvisi, Mem
phls, aud get a sample bottle tor 10 cents
and Try Il. Regular Size, 80 cents.
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II Is not onen that we find amongst the
medical faculty sufficient candor to record
any merit whatever to proprietary Medi-
ciaes, as Il conflicts with their interest to
do so. But below we give an exception:
OPINION on AREGULARPHYacIAN
saha. BosrOS, January II, 1874.
THIS ecrtihes that have recommended III,
use OF DR. TUrr's ExFEcroRASr for dis
eases Of the lungs Cor the past two years
aud 10 my knowledge many bottles hav,
beeaiusei by my patients with beneeeia
results. Ia two cases where il was thouvb
confirmed consun ptioa had taken place
the Expcctoranf effected a cure.
~9ttf RsH. sPRA0uE, n. ID.
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M is sissippi Coll e ge,
CLINTON. KINDS CO.. MISS.

WILL open its 18th Annual Session. Sep
w TENDER p, 1876, and close June - ISL.
fun Faculty; Rigid Discipline thorough
Instruction and Low Terms,
Board in College Hall, $40 50 per month.
Send to Rev. W 5. WEBS, President Of the
College, for Catalogue.
W T. RATLIFF.
President Board Trustees.
Clinton. Miss. July IS. 76-sm.
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GRENADA
FEMALE COLLEGE.
Rev. d. D. Moore, President.


TIVE PAIL SESSION win open sEFrExBEH
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Loais Globe psmoerat, lRalieaIl

St. Louis Globe Democrat, (RAdieaIl
WASHINGTON, d. G., August IL
Secretary CamerOn's order to Gen. Sher-
uIan is receiving much comment here.
mostly adverse. Some prominent Wes-
tern Republicans have decland TO-DAY
that it will loose the party more votes a
the North fhanitEill gain insthe South
andwill have a bad influence on the Oeto
Der States. ~
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IMPEAcHMEET as a remedy for crimes
like those Of Belknap is a failure Here
i Senate which cannot even convict a
criminal who confessed his guilt We
should give special power to the supreme
ooust to try impeachment, and remove
the whole business from the Senate
IN. Y Herald, Aug, 1.
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Liberty Recorrn cIns.
CARTERsyILLE, TIsHoMINGO Co, Mss,
Aunust - d, 1876.


CARrERsyILLE, TIsHoAINGO Co, Mss,
August - d, 1876.
number Of the citizens Of sub-dlstFiet
No. s. OF TishOmingo county, met at Liberty
Church, Aug. 18th. 1876, to organize DEM
ocratic Club. DR., r. 5. Hodges called the
house to order, and W. A. Hodges was
chosen Secretary, pro tens.
All present enrolled their names rs mem
bers Of the Club, which, ON motion. was
unanimously named Liberty Reform Clao.
The Cleb then proceeded 70 the election
OF permanent officers, with the following
resalti
President-Dr. X. S. Hodges; Viee-Pres-
idents-James Lpveless, DIR. J. W. lowry
W. 5. Hill, Lewis Condra, and J. z. Cowan
Seeretaries-W J. Burt and ]. A. Rut.
ledge; Corresponding Secretary-W. A
Hodges; Treasurer--W. A. Jourdan.
Demoeratic-Con Conservative Clubs are beins
formed throughout the county. Old TishO
mingO will send an almost solid vote To
Inden, Hendricks and reform next Noyem
Der.
Very respectfully.
w. A. HOpeRs.s
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.

fINHE BUSINESS OF " H. ALLEN CO
aud T. C. A. LIGoS, Surviving part
ners. must closed up this fall Persons in
deoted either BY Eote or open accom-, must
come forward and pay Rp Immediately, as We
are placing these eisims in the hands of our
Attorneys fer prompt Sc tiemenf.
B T. & C. A LIGON
Surviving partners Of W H. ALLEx s Co.
Aug 90 76s-Iu
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CHICKASAW
FEMALE COLLEGE,
POntOtOc, Mississippi.

ITWENTY- FIFTH YEAR begins SEPTEMBER
i 18th, 1876
TUITION. $ 90; Music. 90; Board, s12 80
For Catalogue apply to
P. F. WITHERSP0ON, President
July IS, '76-3m.
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The POIIttcaI Outlook
Central Star.l

Central Star.l
The political outlook is cheering for
the Democracy. The friends Of REFORM
are organizing in every village and ham.
let in the Union, and that Tilden and
Hendricks will be elected by an over
whelming majority there is scarcely 8
shadow of doubt. ''Trampl tramp !
trampll the boys are marching "-to
the support of the Democratic nominees
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UIWrr ITIUUUI 20 UfWIUt DYfOU IfMIV.
l.. y Chilss, b. B Hull. MIrion smith sam.
French. jaime. shelton, X - librJy, ~.
Strauss.
NOUvG MES's RzvoEW CLuu meets every
NaImrilIN rN.uIlY. IrInk Luhn.Iuu 20.
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Ta Whom il MaT concern.

JACKSON, Mss, Feb. II, 1876.
NOTICE Has BEEN GIVEN this day. that
IN the s.. Louis Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany. and the Mound City Mutual Life 1nsu
rance Company, both Of ST. Louis, No., vii
withaEaN their deposit from the Treasury
SIX months from the date hereof.
W L HEMINGWAY,
Gsbguary Is, Is7s.-vsa
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Holly springs, Miss.

Holly Springs. Miss.
TINE TWENTY-SEVENTH ANNUAL SES-
i sion Of this School will commence on
WEDNESDAY,, the 18th day Of September, 1876,
with a full corps Of experienced teachers.
Location in every way desirable, and terms
moderate.
For further information inquire Of Gel
KinIoch Falconer, at Jackson, Miss, or send
for Catalogue TO
W. CLARK, A. NJ. President
iulv Is. '76-2m.
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i zsh, 1915
EXPENSES
For Eve months including board and lodg-
ing, with lights, fires, washing and tuition
in regular course, from sos to SI15.
THE ADVANTAGES
Of this School are not surpassed in the State,
having the best buildings. and beautiful
grounds, With Faculty equal 70 the best.
Also full eOsrse Of study, accurately and
thoroughly taught. Can accommodate 100
boarding pnpils. But one case last year re
auired the call Of 3 Physician; that wa
Whooping. cough. For particulars, add-esl
| the President, or Gen. E G. Walthall, Hon
W. Z. BarksdaIe, Dr. E w. Hughes, Capt I
B. Peacock, r. P Lake (of Lake Bros. u an'
George Lake, Trustees.
! Aug le. le76-tm.
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DIR. LEALY begs us to say, that he ex.
poets To- spend six hours daily Ia his semi
nary Tor Young Ladies', aud that all IA.
classes of the school will make some rccita-
tlous 60 him every day. The assistants u
be- employed are..Np peri nee teachers, aud
their utmes will b. given to the public u.
soon ~ Dr.Lsaly has completed his arr ,nge
ments Remember thai the session opens
on Monday next, aud have yoIr children
present at the orgtpi1ri) ot classes ut Q
O'clock A NJ, ON that day.
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Owner for Mule Wanted.

4 sORREL MARE MULE, medium size,
"A about 10 or II years old, with harness
marks branded on left shoulder with X came
10 my premises in Rankin county, four miles
south of jackson, on the 18th The owner
can have the same by proving property and
paying charges ..-
Jackson, Aug '76-sw.
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Jackson tic-Coa-eryaiivr
Organization.


CAruAL REFoEM CLrB meet, cyery
Friday evening. W. T.. Nugent, President.
40. Moore Secretary.
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Minors Democratic CIab AT EsroOI1-
haven.
BRooKIAvKS, Miss. Aug. 70. ls7e

BROOKmAvES, Mes, Aug. 10. 1876.
EDS. CLARION; have been instructed
by our Club Ia forward you the proceeding
''i our last meeting aud Kindly request ysu
10 publish LlIrn. We claim to be the first
organized minor Democratic Club in the
STATE.
Hoping ynu wilt confer this favor on US,
remain. most respectfully,
WIN. y. HENKY, President.
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PALATABLE MEDICINES. - Ayers
Cherry PHtoral ia honeyod drop Of relief /;
his Iathartic fill' glide sugar-shod over
the palate; and his 5arsaparilla j. nectar
that impirts yigor 10 life, restores the health
ard cXpels dlseise.-Wi Water tPA) Adyertis-
er
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MISSISSIPPI AFFAIRS,

w. a. MONTGOMERY.
u. !. - 1 !. 4 n =. ! 4 Il
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University of Virginia

Opens October l; continues through nine
months. Ii is organized in schools on the
elee'iye system with full courses. in Classics
Literature, Science Twin practice in Chemi-
cal and Physical Laboratories. in Law, Medi-
cine. Engineering Teaching and Agriculture
Apply for Catalogues TO JAMES +. HARRI-
son, Chairman, z. o. University of Virginia,
Alhemaris. Co.. va.
Aug. 20, '76-1m
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TIsmOMINGO COUNTY.

]. c. PIcKENs, Secretary.
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AN ELECTION OF TEACHERS for the
IA HAZLEHURsr WHITE AND CoLoRED Pun
Lie SCHOOLS will be held in the town of Halle
hurst, on MoSDAT, the 18th August at 10
o'clock, A. N.
All applications to be made in writing, and
applicants must obtain certificates of qualih-
cation from the Superintendent Of Education
of Copish county, before the day of election,
else their claims will not be considered
By order Of the Board of Directors.
w. B. BINGHAM,
President Of Board.
A. 1e f-e1-
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BROWNSVILLE
FEMALE COLLEGE f,
under Baptist Auspiees.)
Brownsville, Tenn.
SIC. September 9th. 1876.

REV. G. W. JOHNSTON. L. L. d., President,
Assisted by a full corps of experienced
Teachers.
I OCATION.-Brownsville is situated on the
IL Memphis s. Louisville Railroad, So miles
from the city of Memphis-an old town of
6,OOJ 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 well shaded and abundantly 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 a front Of 100 feet, furnish
Concert Hall, Chapel, Study Halls, rooms for
recitation, Music, Art Apparatus and Ii
brary.
The teachingin all departments is thorough,
ezteHsiVe and complete.
Charges for Five Months in Advance:
Board, washing lights (gas) and fuel. SIS
| College Department, including Language %
Music, with instrument...-..-...-- y
Calisthenics, Art FOCAL, prOportionably
| reasonable.
Write to President for Catalogue. etc.
/ July s. 1ST5.-3m
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MEMPHIS. TENN.

DARTIES desiring to place Daughters, and
i Wards in School Of the very best grade
should send for Circular.
Apg.9 'T6-ew.
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HazlehurSt Public Schools.

Aug. 16, 1s76-2m,
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Handsome FLAG.-Tho Young Mems
Democratic Reform Club has just received,
through the energetic Chairman OF the
Flag Committee, Mr. i. !. Rohrhachcr. o
handsome Nag, sixteen feet long, which
will be- raised over the Head Quarters ol
the Cluh Ga Meals Buildiug) 20 day.
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UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA
NEW ORLEANS.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
FACULTY:

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
FACULTY:
A. H. CENAs. N. D., Emeritus Professor of
Obstetrics.
L. G. RICHARDSON, N. D., Professor of
Surgery.
SAMUEL H. BEMIss, NJ D., Professor Of
Medicine.
SANFORD E. cHAILLE. NJ. D., Professor Of
Physiology
JOSEPH JONES, N. D., Professor Of Chem
istry.
SAMUEL LOGAN. N. D. Professor of An.t.
omy.
ERNEST S. LEWIS, N. D., Professor CT OBJ
stetries.
THOMAS J. HEARD, N. D., Professor Of Ma
terra Melica.
ALBERT MILES, n D., DemOnsrator of
Anatomy
of Instruction
| in this department will Commences on Monday.
| the 18Th Of NOVEMBER, 1876. and terminate
on the third Saturday Of March, 1877. Pre-
liminaTy lectures On Clinieal Medicine ard
Surgery viii be delivered in the amphitheafre
Of the great Charity Hospital, beginning on
| the 10Th Of October, without any charge 70 the
students. Inc anatomiea a. rooms VI, - ne -
/ opened At the same time. The members q me
to the Charity Hos5itaI and give instretion
daily At the bedside Of the sick
| FEES.-As the practical advantages ansIu-
: ed n Ne Orleans for a thorough aequaint-
| srce nth All the branches Of medicine are
quite as great a. i not superlo5 70 No. 1s %
farad nv Tbe SCHOOLS Of New York and fhnia-
JaI,l;s H. sane fees are demanded. For AL
fIer9,,res $40. Naturalization, So Practi-
ii ansforav. sIO- Graduation. SD Pay
! ment required IN advance
For circular and catalogue address
T. G. RICHARDSON, u. D., Dean.
June =. Is56.-sns
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FAIR LAWN
FEMALE INSTITUTE

TNHE next Regular Session of FAIR LAWN
J. INSTITUTE will open on MONDAY, the 18th
day of September, under the superintendent
of Miss FANNIE JOHNSTON, as Principal, as
sisted by Miss FANNIE r. MosELY.
Miss Johnston is a graduate of the Augusta
Female Institute Miss Baldwin's) of Vir-
giRia.
The patronage of the friends Of this cid and
well-known institution Of learning is respect
fully solicited
Aup I6 lS7e-4w
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Wanted.

ONE MALE AND ONE FEMALE TEACH
" Err to take charge Of the PEABODY
SCHOOL At this place TIE school 10 be
opened the 6ist Monday Of DE, ober next.
Proposals will be received from this date until
the 10Th September.
2. B. MINIS, Town Clerk.
Crystal SPRINGS Mss Aug 3O-4w.
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MAsoNlc Norrcg. There will be a
regular meeting Of Pearl Lodge, No. ~. at
the Hall, Saturday, 2nd inst
I.STRAUSS. W.M.
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IIoS W. y. HK,nS0wAY delivered
An able address. &, the South warI Club, on
the political is.ur4, VI Iulny night
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TAX ASSESSORS

GAN BE SUPPLIED with the blank forms
~ Of Tax Lists prescribed by the Revenue
Law at the rate Of 81 % per thousand; BY
mail $ 90. Also, with the Blank Form Of
Notice 10 Persons who Pail 10 Return Tax
Lists by the lst Monday in July. Address,
POWER s BARKSDALE.
Jackson. Miss
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-08-30

PEHsONAL.-Messrs. Oliver Clifton.
y. y. Vir1en aud r. l. Saunders left last
night Tor an extended tour North.