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VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE.
StauntOn, Virginia.

DEv. R. H. PHILLIPS, A. NJ, Rector. assis-
III ted by large corps of experienced Off
GERS Thirty-second annual session will COM
mence September g. Patronage represents
nineteen States. Buildings spacious. Grounds
extensive. Terms moderate. Churches of sew
en- denominations within three minutes walk.
For catalogues, address the RECTOR, or Hon.
H. W. SHEFFEY.
july26 THIN,
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Hollins Institute,
BOTEOURT SPRINGS, va.

UNHIRTY- FOURTH annual session will open
j. on the 10th SEPTEMBER.
FACULTY-Fifteen Ladies and Gentlemen
Cost of Board and Tuition, including Music,
from $3.50 to $40. No EXTRAS, or extraOrdin-
airy expenses.
DEPoT-Salem, A. NJ & C. Railroad.
PosT-OFFIcE-Boteourt Springs, Virginia.
Young Ladies proposing TO enteE, should
make immediate application.
Refer to-Prof J. L. johnson, Oxford; Will
liams Thomas Lexington; j. c. Bonner, West
Point; or send for Circulars with many refer
ences in different States, and full particulars.
CHARLES L. COOKE,
Superintendent.
Julv25 76-2m.
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JACKSON ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE PARLoR SHOE STORE

HAS the largest lot Of LADIES'
Ii MISSES, CHILnRENS' and
INFANTS SHOES ever offered
in JACKSON, at the lowest prices-from 25
cents.
We mean business when we say that we will
sell at figures that will astouish the oldest in
habitant. We desire TO befriend the s0Ies
of the people to the +" last" We know we can
give them fits" We sell so low that those
with good Understandings will see that our sales
are almost bOotIess. If we can't show almost
every variety of Boots and Shoes that any
other establishment can, and many more they
can't, and at lower prices, then we are mista-
ken.
Good Shoes are now so cheap no one need go
without or poorly shod. No trouble to show
goods. No Misrepresentation. Quick sales
and shortest kind of profits Call at
PARL0R SHOE STORE,
July l9-1m SPENGLER's CORNER
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PRor. GArunrGnr, ~ before an.
nounced, has resigned his Office. md lett
last evening f1r his new labors in Texas.
lie carries With him the best wishes OF our
entire people, who lameut the loss Of hi.
service. to the stats.
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MISSISSIPPI
Military Institute.
ABERDEEN

A CHARTERED INSTITUTION. Session
n begins Monday, October %, 1916.
Morro-Soldier. Scholar. Gentleman. Gov
ERNNENT-Positive and Kind. INsrRUCTIoN,
Thorough paratory and Col
legiate FACILITIES - Excellent Teachers;
Fine Apparatus; Comfortable Building, and
Elegant Society.
CHARGEs.-Tuition, Board, Washing. Fuel
and Lights, per Term Of Al months, only
500. Send for Catalogue.
Z. H. MURFEE, PKEsIpENT.
Auu > '75-2m
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Danoeratle-:oasarva.!7a oraaris.tlar
KINDS COUNTY,

Observation-Disclosures organiziiisI
HIND s COUNT y
COUNTY EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
W 7. RATLiFF. Chaifmn.
GEo. ". HARPER. Secretary.
W. g.. WELLS. C1fr,sponling Secretary.
u. 7. T. brPEEE. Treasurer.
IT Raud. Raymond ". G. Weil-. Ray
moni, e. d. gillespie, Raymond; u. Cbari-
ton. Raymond. Geo ". Harper, Hay mond
u. r. 7. Dupree, Raymond G. 1. Robinson
Bolton &. q. North, Bolton; Y. Warilaw,
Bolton " A. Montgomery, Edwards, Harris
Bark -laie Jacksgni Z. Dudley. Utiei; ,.
Rhyme. Tsrry - " Henry. clinton "
u Chichester, Elwarls
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GRENADA FEMALE COLLEGE This
fine school Will commence its next session
on the tn Of september, Instead of the lth,
A. We errone Hi.ly tra1 IN our last issue
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JACKSON apYERrlsExrsrs.
Sealed Proposals

WILL be received BY the Board of Super
w vi=O+s Q Kinds County, or the under
signed, their Clerk Iill Tuesday, the Sth dav
Of September 1875, for hsilding NEw BKIDGE
across Vaaghan's Gre k on the jackson and
Georgefowa road, one aud one-half miles rom
Terry-aeeord ng to plans and specifications
on hle in my once in Jackson
W 7. RATLIFF, Clerk.
Ang % F75-2w
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Centenary College,

At jackson, In,
WILL reopen on MONDAY, 0cToREE l816,
w with a competent corps of Professors.
All branches in Preparatory and Commercial
Schools, and in colleges of highest grade, sue
cessfuIly taught. From $185 to 1928 will pay
all expenses in Preparatory and Commercial
School. and from sos to $253 in Collegiate
Department per session.
For fuller particulars and a catalogue
address c. G. ANDREWS,
President.
Aug. I6. Is76-2m.
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u. l.. saunders ch'irmtu. !. 49, Hilz-
helm. Writ johnston. John 4. tluu. i. e..
Carrtwtv. n irri- Brkslll-. .IOha j. Euhr-
Dlrhrr y !. iiussy. Jr.C Canning.
SCUM WAHp tEF1EW CLrB meets every
Mondtv e>cutpg. Jtmr- Com ptip. Pee
drnt W. T.. 5mylic, Sccrrt,ry, tx 'sutiye
committee not YET apppipteIJ
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l.. NALTY, Secretary.
.nUa-nN+Hv. n.r-.-sr..-as


From the BrOokhaven Ledger.
The Tilden Cadets held their second meet
ing ut the c mrt-house last Friday might.
and many names were added To the roll.
The boys are enthusiastic over their organ
izTtion. aud will do great good in the ap-
preaching campaign. 80 "a e. ~ u -
Upoh taking the chair the President, W.
A. Henry, delivered an address that would
have done credit 10 an older head.
Hon. a. G.. McNair was called upon to
address the Club. aud did it in his happiest
vein. lie made an excellent speech, and
gave some splendid suggestions to the young
workers,
Thos. Lyon, J. w. VI lrtin, Jr., and A. c
McNair were elected honorary members.
10. Abrams and Ell. Martin were ap soint-
ed to address the Club at its next meeting.
10. Storm and George D. Mclean were
appointed Sergeants- at Arms.
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WHITWORTH FEMALE COLLEGE
BFOOkhaFen, Miss,

road, 128 miles from New Orleans,
WILL REOPEN SEPTEMBER q, 1876.
Number Of IA
Number Of Pupils last TERM.
Number Of Music Pupils
Charges low. Dresses required to be plain.
English Textbooks, Copy-books and States,
also Medicines and Medical Attention fur
nished without extra charge. Maps, Charts,
Apparatus-all the appliances Of frst-elsss
College-are in constant use. No college fur
uisbes better advantages. For Catalogue adj
dress II. K. JOHASON,
lime 2S-3m. President.
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TILDEN CADETS.

AZ meeting, called for the purpose, a
DrmOcraJic club, composed Of minors, was
formed On Friday DigiIr, the 4th of August.
A. Nick WIS Requested to act as Chairman.
and J. Abrams. Secretary prJ TEN.
On motion tle chair ordered an election of
Officers with the following result:
VIM. a. Henry, President; A. Nick. Vice
President; Z. NAlty, Secretary; J. Abrams,
Tr,asur,r.
o. motion J. Abrams. z. Nal.y and A.
Lewenthal. Jr., were appointed asa com
mittee To notify Mr. Henry of his election
and urge his acceptance.
On motion, Mr. Il. II. Henry was admitted
~ an honorary mtmber. .
On motion, ChaA &. Clirisman, J. Abrams
and +. l.. Martin were appointed To draft
suitable by-lAws and resolutions, and or
drrrd to report 1T next regular meeting.
On motion, J. Abrams, ChaS. &. ChriSman
and f. l.. Marin were appointed to wait
upon Hon. X. III. Thompson and solicit from
him an address, on Friday night next.
Ne. ChaS. Chris1mu. being called upon.
made Il very eloquent speech, after which
The Club adjourned, to meet Friday night
August llth, 1876.
\. NICK. Acting President.
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Greene Springs School.
III. TutwiIer. LII. D., Principal.

TINE THIRTIETH SCHOLASTIC YEAR
i viii begin OCTOBER Sd, 1876, under the
same Principal.
For full information, address Principal,
Greene Springs, Hale Co.. Ala
Aug l6 lS76-2m&
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Acts OF Mississippi Legislature
since Revised Code. 1871.

4 DETAILED priee-lisi Of the Acts Of the
n several Sessions since the Code Of ISL
either in pamphlet form. or bound in law
sheep, will be s-Rt on application to
P0WER ! BARKSDALE.
Aug. g, '7s-tf.
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THE NEW MAGAZINE,
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FOURTH NUMBER tJULY) READY 70
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the two false issues with which the once
holding class AND the party IN power seek
E;r',A the f.,s. tan. Nth wh,oh ,bsv
wonId enkindin seofsfisn Sfrffs IN resnect
to the public schools, OF which the establish.
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the several States, and which the demo
cratic party has cherished from their Ioun.
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any partislity or preference for any class,
sect or creed, and without contributing
Second-rhe false issue BY which they
seek to light anew the dying embers u
sectional hate between Kindred people once
unnatursily estrangcd, but now reunited
on one indivisble republic sod common
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RIroRN-1ar CIVIL sKRyrcs. D.,
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exDer7enCe proves InAt pmCl0nt. SSOn0mlC-
al Conduct OF the royernme MAI busine4s /,
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party zeal. instead of posts Of honor. A..
signed for proved 9 .mpsieney aud heli 10,
| fidelity I'm The public emnIoy: tina, the dis.
| pensins Of nafronage sbon neither ne ,
fax upon the time Of All our nnhiie men
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| Reform 10 neeeeeary even more 10 tn,
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| Representatives and ssbfnst o0cers ana ~
others IN authority are The peoples sert
snts; their omces arc not private per9ui
site .they are public truS'
| When the annals Of this republic sncv
the disgrace and censure OF vice pres'
dent; late speaker 81 TIE house Of repre-
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ing ofncer; three sehatofs esontth1 secret.
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CastOria.

IL pleasant and perfect substitute, in ali cases
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honey. and which POSSESSES all the estable
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1t 10 adapted all ages. but is especially zee
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j. Il. Ross & Co. of i5 Dey Street, New
York, are the the sole preparers of ta-tora. af-
ter br Pitcher's recIie s-24-l3lw
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THE BOOK BINDERY:
There is kind Of Binding required by this coau"aiy q, be
done at the Bulletin Cairo City Bny The best Of style ard the hs
prices
haze Fanphhh lrsses binding.
yop hare Mago:inss no be bound, send them H.
II haze Nssc 10 be Loand, ssd
ho Blank Books rih ,choa printed hadiags
dea you
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The Birdy IN charge Mr.. AMBROSE ". PYATT frsrase
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enite him OH patronage tho, Cairo has ME
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The Yellow Centaur Liuiment

is adapted r. IL. iycylt uuse4e., cords and nenh
of horses. IL has PERFORMED more wonderful
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sweenv, and general lsinenes-, than ali other
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pressMsnssy 81 IL; ......
a o. NV York, January. l~si.
Every owner OF horses should give ,hc Cen
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IN. MARSH, Supf. Adams Ex. Stables, y. Y.
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THE LEONARD SCOTT PupL'NG CO
Il Barclay Street. Now YORK
, 1876-12-19

studying the Bible. Novels arc now laid as!dcc.
AMI the people nre reading HMl's Word tnstpnd.
The Third Plcabyturlan Church reportcsl that
there wns hardly sta1H'inGrnnrn In tho chapel ut
s ssty aa1'Stny ety 9.e wsgs as
rrlatcd nf tt1n Conversation NJ q Young man as
the result ot II saslsul conversion. ns,d Of !liA
visit t. Ills rrayitg l'iutt,cr n u nclylll'osn1
tnw w' M s s' w%..l e ts ,agpes. To1 n,
ar'tia r,AlIn1 her neck and hatl, .Mothcr an
converted; yuu s,cetln't 70 t0 tlc Lords table
alone anv inOsc, Twill 20 with yau."
hstaErr IN ts gasty sn fsc n 'aa IA
cnursi, Ri, ' 'ycsterlaya Tis last speaker wa.
Muster Harry yaukcy, laI u about 10 years 1T
agc WHO stofAl ur Vi, the front Of tho, platform
csnbarraste,l as II ic Ind bccn talking to roo1n
full of children, sul !" wnnt To tell yum solne-
thing aln'1lt thu bpys' meeting. We Gcgal, u IN
Tue cortcr pi ore oi tl,c l1,qiltry-fooma thcn wy
q a large room that would lotd about 200.
7'hcro aro eixtyn seventy ''nys WIN nrc co',-
yertctl. aHl ! krnw thu, they arc stand, tnd,
Ing vel aud a. d9ng g.t soe1 o. ~, Al 2 thsn
Last night after the n,ce.ing there were fur.
tcc,, WHO got up anil sattl they wanted to bc
cunvertcd. Our meetings arc largo md good.
ain glad to sec that tho converts hold out 80
Wo lad about 200 Sunday nght. Pray for the
Thc rlcnr, childish voice OF Tie lad was heard
with perfect cnsc IN the largo halt, and ns llo
smoke In his straightforward way many were
fnnrcd to tears.
Str. Mooly eatlctl tor season Of silent
prayer on Iellaf Uf thu hoys, ad thcn lei In o.,
earliest aIul loving petition ou their behalf. ltp
asu prayed most sincerely fur GU4ffs blessing Ut,
"n,lr dear cOuhtry,n that Gud would guide lis
out 1T all Ctr truJtes, ntsl Rtvo US righteous
ness and t,cacc. Thu lisltai after.necti1lss wero
tl,ct' called, and BjsItop Fallows pronounced the
bcncdtctton: -. TX.
Tor ths vcnaintlcr oi tho week tho MONDAY
meeting will be held at tho Tabernacle.
Onc tlaslor VINO l,ns been very active and sue
ccsst,ll III inlyilunI work stated in pr!rhtc CON
vcraation alter tic ,noonlay meeting t''at on
| OF lcaltlg forty souls I, Christ.
4 rRoM OUT or TOWN.
| Tic following i(spBtehcs hayu been received
from outside meetings:
Fo,!r WArsx, Dec. 18-Thc third week ot
Neea9m and M seIus y, ]a1Ss' 0psns w.t. u1e9
reached. We expect much th!a week. Thu day
EusnSkr,.. ILL.,. Dec. 1a.-Thc Lord Is hero also.
Christians getting 10 work. 1nquirars arc present
| ins themselves. and auyernl have found the
Savior. We look for u grrat work uext wcrk.
| lrny for ttR. ....
Ror,irour. Ill.,, Dec. l3.-It has been wcck ol
| earnest work and blessed rcsnlts. Urnlicr Nor.
tnt lnboss have huen greatly bleat III aroutng and
@ o s ts 5 ate h, IN eae2 f a,
yerv cold and oftG' a!or'y, aud VT every ectint
bar been crowded.. 1O.n,gtt twenty 'Mqutrers iI,c
lIro.f,er Morton In tf,u inJniry-roOIn wliu olhrI
| workers tlrt many nnxtoMA ones tn tho nulr
a,,dlcMco. lIrpthers Morton and Rockwell c1pec
| 10 leave for jacksonville on Sunday night. Ink
meetings will !,u continued nc1t wtrk by the InE
| tot*. We are daily getting nrnrer Moru perrcc
union. Pray for as ii the noon meeting on Mon.
| day.
, 1876-12-19

to w. ,G.2msn. sGnt s.S questions now this is The tim
Tho next man said lso Ind been trying to i,c a.
trists Grist;A fs' ten days. "'l"ve you 'epted
A,,ntlcr maj, had gone to the Tabernacle
sct!fltr; now l,c WIS believer.
y rrfnr't,ctl lnan spoke uf fsa experience. lie
Influence ana morality nnh fallen Into ill., evil
hnhft araln, bit now llc wus tr,lat.nE In Christ
a'H. fully extcctcd ~ abide III Ills Infnlto love.
Arotl'sr ,tan lal been afl l,'llel.. Fur eight
incrtngs To scofr at thetn bull a1r.> Bankcy eang
the "Nlnoly and Nine" anil TINT somehow
fastened te nrrUw Of conviction In !lia heart. and
he Wis finally enal'fcd to trust In Christ,
to BE- ncs %cforc i I'll tey ets were '' @ i
swer /" TO- ts 9i,e*tio, "Tlers," There "a raia i iis, i
~ Tint shows that inndels car be converted. I
S S. '2s o sf'y a 1t @ efes # bo4 tf"' tie i,s atsr
day. accusing INC of being ltar, because J sn'd
in'lilcis were converted In thcsc meetings.. That
nm, s.!d II was ", suel thing. Now this man
Afr. llamlin was thur invited to speak. .ffe
had bret. converted abnut nix weeks agD; had
been absent nearly II month, Turing whcf, time
hc Ind enjoyed ninre and tnnro Df tho prcscicc
Of tio lor,!, end had an Increasing losc for tho
Mr Moaly c!osal tho mcettng by telling them
his object In calling it,-to lIave place whcre
lo could gcs men at closo,q1artsrs. Ho tllet,
dcsfrcd these to raise their llands WIN would
help to carry IN tile meeting, ultl try To bring
~ theIr unconvertc.l friends. Nearly every
right hand WIS raised.
Nov" satl Mr: Atooy, "lct tlosc stand
| up wiu tlcatro to becsn,c Christians" Thirty
" ths gallery, rs there seemed to bs more than
| thn little !ngutry.roolns would accommodate,
This work Of f,istruetng the fhluiscrs was then
carrsca oil Till late hour, Mai. Cole and others