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bishops Green's Fall and Wiuter
APPOin tnIenTs.


Iuka, Corinth aud Ripley, 10th to 23d.
fernando, 26th to 9th.
Como. 2S-h to Doth, A. NJ.
SardiS. 29th, p. NJ, Both.
Batesyille, 3lst.
NOVEMBER.
Charleston. 81, 81.
Winona, CarrOllton and Walden, 4th to
7th.
Lexington, Calvary, Black Hawk, 9th to
12th,
-Kosciusko, l4th.
KirkwOOd, 10th.
YazOo City, 10Th to 21st.
Satartia, 22nd.
J~ohnstonville, 26th.
Rolling Fork, 3rd to 9Th.
Mayersville. 7th and Sth.
Lake Washington, 9Th to 18th.
Eggs Point, 18th and 18th.
Friar's Point. 18th.
FloreyYille, 20th.
Grsenville, 23d to 18th.
BOvina, 18th.
Edwards. 3lst.
JANUARY, 1877.
Bolton, I'd.
Raymond, 4th,
Dry Grove. 9Th to It'll.
Brandon, Sth and 9th. .
Jackson, Ilth aud 18th.
Canton, Livingston and Madison, 18th to
16'h.
Grenada, 18th and 18th,
Mater Valley. 10th.
Oxford, 10th to 22d.
Holly Springs, 23d to 18th.
Lamar, 26th.
Early Grove, 18th to Both.
Michigan City, 3lst aud February 1ss.
4 cailectioa' viii be expected in each
place in behalf missions within the Diocese
w. NJ. GREEN.
Sept. 9th, 1876.
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JOB P~RINrING.-Having recently
made extensive additions of Few and ele-
CANT styles of type to our Job Department,
we invite a call from all who want first
class work, and at prices that cannot fail to
please. L~etter-heads. bill-heads, cards, cir
lars, printed at Eastern prices.
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Chairman of the Eazo0 County
DemOeraffc Executive COM
mittee, A. M. Harlow, Esq.

This gentleman was elected President
of the County Democratic Executive
Committee IN Monday last, and he has
gone to work with the zeal and energy
which always characterize him when his
hands find anything to do He win fill
the position alluded to, with the neoessa-
~ dignity ard ability, and if the Demee-
racy fail to give a good account Of them
selves in the coming November q. the
polls, it will not be from any lack Of ex-
ertiOns on his part-YazOo Herald.
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Az ELEGANT ENTERTAINNENT.-0n
Tuesday evening, Rohrbaeher's up-town
hotel was opened with a most elegant ban
quet. There were present about a hundred
guests. Speeches eongratulating Mr.. Rohr-
bacher upon his fine establishment, and
wishing him success, were made by Judge
A. II. Johnston, Hon. e. f. Hooker, Gen.
Il. ]. wharton. Judge Luke Lea, Dr. Fred.
Barrett, Col. J. 5. Hamilton, Hon. John
McGm and others. The whole affair passed
Oh In a manner betting the occasion.
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PHh. 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 b. purchased elsewhere.
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II

At Forest Hill, Kinds county, by Rev. r.
n. Hall, September 21st, 1876, Dr.. J. NJ. Ma
SON, of Macon, Ga, and Miss MIEEIE l..
HOMES, of Kinds county, Miss.
In vieksburg, Miss, Sunday. October Ist,
at l o'clock P. NJ at st. Paul's Catholic
Church, BY the Rev J. H MeManers, NOR
GAN HERBERT, and KATIE NJ. DoSovAN.
Attendant. Mr.. NJ. Donovan and Miss
Jennie E Herbert.
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PROCLAMATION
5000 90 Reward.

WHEREAS. 1t appears by infornatioa re-
w ceiyed bg noe, thSs e. ". HAREELL is
charged viii Having wayiaid and killed Asa
Henson, in Leake county, on the 18th day Of
September, 1876, and that said Harwell made
his escape, and Is now at large:
Now. therefore, /. J. NJ STONE Governor
Of Mississippi, do offer the above reward for
the arrest and delivery Of the said G.. W,
HarwelI,t - the Sheriff Of Leake county. fsaid
moreover. require all ofRcers of this State to
be diIigent ia theiF efforts to arrest said fugi-
i've. 8. W. Harwell.
Given under my hand and the Great Seal
Of the State affixed, At Jackson, this
lL1J Sd day Of October, A D.. 1876.
By the Governor: I'M STONE.
JAxEs HUI, Seeyst9Eg Of state.
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REMOVAL.

A VIRDEN has removed to the NEAL
a. BUILDING. and Is now opening q large
and complete stock Of Groceries, Provisions,
and Plantation Supplies, in the stores recently
occupied by Gus Asher and the Singer Sewing
Machine Company. where bis CID customers
and the public are invited to caM
Jackson. Sept. =, NV.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. - Our good
friend Maj. J. NJ. Mcfarland sends US a list
of seventeen subscribers for the DAILY
CLARION, for which, OF course, he has our
thanks.
We are also indebted to Hon. r. j. Guth-
rie for additions to our Oxford list, with the
D romise of further eIoFt.
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HArrpIrvas MrnsrRrIs

HAFERLEY4s MEsTRELs appear at
Angeles Hall tonight The Yicksburg
papers speak IN terms Of the highest praise
Of their performance in that city on Mon
day night. The Herald prOnOunces the
Company @immenser-that Stheir jokes and
puns ARE original. ehaste and laughable,
and the voices good Secure your seats al
Asher's Drug Store.
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The HAvERLY MIssTRELs, the lar
ge>t and most refined Minstrel organiza-
ton in the world-will be at Angeles Hall
Tonight. Reserved seats can be secured
az Asher's drug store.
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SUMMIT CALLS FOR HELP.-We learn
that che Mayor OF summit has appealed to
our community, through Mayor McGill, for
help for the sufferers by the extensive con-
hagration there's few nights since. by which
several families were made homeless and
destitute. We hope the mayor will be able
to transmit a substantial expression OF SYM
pathy.
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULED new time
able went into effect last Monday on tho
n. o. st. Louis s. Chicago Railway. The
passenger trains meet here at 2:20 A. NJ.
Freight rains 20 North, ~ follows:
Through. II 10 A. NJ; local, 1880 =. NJ
Cotton Express, $3.50 A. NJ. south
through, 10 A. NJ; local, $3.50 p. NJ Cotton
Express, 10 p. NJ.
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UTIcA. Oct. 9TH. 1876

UTICA, Oct. 9th, 1876.
EDITORS CLARION: Our Club will give an
old-fashion barbecue, at this place, on Sat
urday, October 2Sth. All the Gibbs of
Kinds county, and adjoining counties, are
invited and expected to come. Col. Lamar
is expected to be with us. Able aud elo-
quent speakers will address the people.
E. E. MIMMs, Sec'y.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Sheriff Sale.


ll41l vs.
{ ). BozENAN, Surviving partner of FLA
%. BozENAN AND Al DuNv.
by VIRTUE Of the above stated writ to ma
y directed from the office Of the Clerk Of the
District thereof, | will sell NJ public auction
iothe highest bidder for cash, within The hoHrs
prescribed by law. in front If the City HalL
IN the City OF Jackson, On the FIRST Iondav.
me 9th day Of November, 1876. all the right
ute and interest the Defendants have in and
TO the following described properly to-Wit
The 5 = OF lot >, section y, and swl of W
section = all in township 3, range I. west.
lylng and being in the county Of Kinds. and
state Of Mississippi, levied upon as the pro-
perry OF the above named defendants, and
will be sold to satisfy the above stated case
and all cost.
$. h. THOMAS, Sheriff.
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Observation-Disclosures will be
found an advertisement OF Rohrb4cher's
New Uptown Hotel. Il does not exaggerate
in the least. as those who have stopped
there will testify. Give the Uptown Hotel
4 trial when you come to Jackson.
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PROCLAMATION
- 90 REWARD.

WHEREAS, It appears by Information re-
w eeived by me, that HESRY VIRGINS, con-
Wet, effected his escape from the Penitentiary
walls in Jackson, Miss August 2lst, 1876, and
is still at large;
Now, therefore, l, J. VI. STONE, Governor
Of Mississippi, do offer the above reward for
the arrest and confinement in jail Of the said
convict, HENRY WIGGISs, said reward pay
able by Messrs- Hamilton & Hebron, Lessees
Mississippi State PeRitentiary. And | dc
moreover, require all officers Of this State TO
be diligeAt in their efforts to arrest said fu-
gitiVe, Henry Virgins.
Given under my hand and the Great Seal
Of the State affixed. at Jackson, this
L. y 18th day Of September, A. D.. 1876.
By the Governor: J. u. STONE.
JAMES Hill, Secretary Of State.
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sOUTu WARD REFORM CLUB


Trains pass through Jackson at present as
follows:
NEw ORLEANS Is CAIRO r. r..
Norru- Passenger, 2:ljA A. NJ; freight II
moon
A. N.
vICKsHuRG & MERIDIAN Il
EAsr-Passenger, . - P. NJ; freight 0:3O
AN,
Wrsr-Passeuger. 7:25 A. M; freight.
$500 T.. NJ.
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REv. DIR. CRANE, we are sorry to state.
was not improved in health by his recent
visit to the North lie has been confined to
his room since his return, and VIC fear 1t
will be some time before he will be able to
actively resume his pastoral labors- He has
the hearty sympathy, not only ofhis devoted
narishioners, but OF our citizens generally.
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Wanted.

REE MALE AND oSg FEMALE TEACH.
ER 70 tat-e charge Of The PEABODY
SCHOOL at this place. The school to BE-
on~aed the first Monday Of October next
Proposals viii be received from this date until
the 9th September.
2. B. MINIS, Town Clerk.
Crystal Springs. Miss. Aug. 3O-4w.
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MAAIcS 3. RICHMoSD, a jackson boy,
has zssuafd the management Of the Star
Of PAseagDula. Col. AelanethOn Smith.
the retiring editor, has the best wishes OF
The CLARIoN for success in whaiever he
may undertake. The Star, uLder its new
management, will lose none Of It's iustre.
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Pan. GnBERT keeps q lot Of those
lite protection toe shoes for infants.
children and misses, all sizes-cheapest and
best shoes ever offered in Jackson. Only
try one pair and you viii buy no others
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TONSORIAL.
ROBERT CARROLL

MOULD respectfully inform the public,
w that he is still engaged in the BARRIER
EMPIRE SALOON, where those SEEKING q clean
Shave, = frs -class Haircut or 3 real Sham
poop, are invited to call.
The following are my Terms-Shaving 20
cents; Hair Cutting. 10 cents; Shampooning.
40 cents.
RoBT. CARROLL
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Wanted.

A SITUATION AS TEACHER, BY a GEN
n tleman, who has had much experience in
teaching Ancient and Modern Languages,
Mathematics and English Branches. DiplO-
mas from the University Of Virginia and 9TH
er credentials, can be shown. References
given and required. Address,
7. S. DABNEY, JR-
septl3-1m Dry Grove, Miss.
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Masonic-NoIice to the Craft.
GRAND SECRETARY's O%FFICE.(

JACKSON, MISS, Sept. 20, 1876.
This is to give notice that one John May
Potter, who has applied for relief to Har-
mony Lodge, No. /, Natchez, st. James
Lodge, No. AZ, Baton Rouge, and other
Lodges in this section, is unworthy of aid
or recognition. He was suspended by
Joppa Lodge, No. 20, New Jersey, Decem-
Der 18th, 1864, and is well aware of his sus-
pension. He is reported as "a worthless
iellow.r
y T.. POWER. Grand Secretary,
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DBsCRIPTIOy

Said HarNel is % years old; weighs 10 on
Is pounds, has > red or brown face dark
hair; thin heard; steps quick ordinarily when
Walking; wears = No. 5 shoe; Il now 49,
ably b&Fefsoted, or has his foot on ais shoe. As
: toe-nall L growing into one Of his toes,
Oct 4 f16-aW.
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A TREAr.--We are indebted to our
niend J. !. Rohrbacher, the gcntlemanly
host ct the ZIP town Hotel, for a nice treat
Ia the shape of a large vessel full OF of lus-
cious a,sters-lor which we eau only re-
turn thanks.
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City -SubscrIbers

Can have tEr DAILY CLARION left at their
stores. offices 90 residences, on leaving word
az the ificc, or notifying carrier. The sub
scripti,n price &. sl.OO until the election.
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Saturday Night We are this day
IN reee pt Of a mammoth &C OF custom
made clothing which ~e will be pIessl TO
exhibit 70 cur friends in want Of such
good.
RoBTNsoS & STEVENS.
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For $3.50, s2.Oe, 81. so at the ParlOr
Shoe Store, ladies lasting, pebble, and mo-
rocco shoes, front or side lace.
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80 caa.a.vallva OcgsaiEl.l.a
JAchson D-mOcrntic-Cos~ervatiVe
Organization.


Meets every Friday evening. W. T.. Nugeut
President; a. g.. Moore. Secretary.
EXECUTIVE Communicative Clifton,
chairman Byron LemIg, l.. + Chil's. p.
y. hull. Marion smith. sam. French, Jame-
shelton, r - Hardy, ~. strauss.
YOUNG MEMS REFORM CLUB
Meets every SATURDAY evening, Frank John
stou, President; &. W. MtlletL secretary.
E%NECurfyE COMMITTEE r.. l.. Saunders.
"a thurman -. II. Hilzhcim. Writ Johnston.
John +: Hui, j t.Carrtwny Harris B1rk--
dale, Johu i. liuhrUdcher, y. j. Busy. Jr~
e. Cummings.
SOUTu WARD REFORM CLUB
Meets every Monday evening. james Comp
ton, President; ". L. Smylie, secretary.
Executive COMMITTEE -Jso. u. EouoLs.
Chairman Isyd1r, Strauss. Jesse Barr, A j..
Kerr. ". T.. Hemingway, ". J.. smylie, g.
Cummings. W. g.. HlrrslL Geo. u. Cranberry
WEST JACKSON CLUB.
Mprts every "wednesday evening: j. 4.
Webb, President; Juo. T.. Hull, Secretary.
Executive CoMuurEE.-G. D.. Busta-
mabte. chairman; Jno. A. Clingan, John +.
Hull ID. l.. Porter, Geo. j. smith
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LADIES can find kid, French kid, mo-
rocco, pebbled shoes at the Parlor Shoe
Store. cheaper than anywhere else, Polish,
ide lace and buttons
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Barbecue. at clinton and Utica.

CLINTON, Oct. Sth, 1876.
EDITORS CLARION: Please %nou that
the Clinton Democratic Club are to nave 3
grand barbecue on the 21st inst, to which
all the Clubs of the county are cordially in
vited to attend in procession. viii have
speaking by Hooker, Potter and others.
B. l.. ToDD,
Chairman of Committee.
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ATTENTION, BUrcHERs.-R F. Nc
Gil. Steward Lunatic Asylum, advertises
for proposals for furnishing fresh beef dur
ing the year lS76- See notice in another
euavunu
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A NuIsANCE ABAyED.-Mr. Odeneal
the gratitude of citizens residing in the
vicinity OF President and Amite streets Cor
having removed from the old tenements on
the west side Of his lot, the nest OF Migrants
that have heretofore infested that locality.
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A DISPATCH from the Centennial
states that the celebrated Stief Pianos. of
Baltimore, appear at the mead of the list of
Piano Awards.
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DIR. j. l.. GARTER has rendered his
resign tion as superintendent OF the Deaf
anu Dumb Institute, with a view of remov-
nj u Iaxts. The state loses a good officer
Our community, q worthy citizen.
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THE TEMPERANCE Council of this
city has severed its connection with the
State Council, and the members thereof or
ganized Friday night Independent Council
Mol. The chief cause of h action was the
heavy tax to the State Council without cor
responding benefit to the subordinates.
The following are the officers of the new
rran;y.tsnu
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Tm 'BUs.-The Omnibus, Oscar +,
Hlcklc, which Is intended to run for Rohr-
bachefs Up Town Hotel has arrived, and
''she's % beauty too John says. All aboard
for the Up Town Hotel.
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TIE Centennial rate from Jackson 70
New York. via Philadelphia and return, By
the Great Jackson and Pas Handle Routes,
Is sJI50- Tickets good un1h November
2o+b
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JEHE L. DAVIS, Esq, editor of the
Grenada Rural Gentleman, died on Tuesday
last. lie has been for many years, before
and since the war. Identified with the agri-
cultural press of the State, and took great
pfide la the profession OF Journalism.
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Yesterday, October 5th. wa Z day
OF fasting and DrAyer witt the Temperance
people Of the Uait-1 StsJes.-Exchzage
We rafler think TIE lasting part Of
the foregoing viii be news to the Temper
anee people Of Jackson.
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TIE eDgine-hou=e Of the West Jack
son Fire Company Is rapi5ly approaching
completion. The company hall viii b
one Of the arg--t public halls Ia tn city.
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Sept. 9th, 1876.
Letter of His ExceIIency, Gov. ,.
=. Stone, TO Attorney
General Taft.

JACKSON, Miss, Oct. 4, 1876.
AtorReg-GeneraI TAFT, Washington, D. c.:
In report of your speech at Cincinnati. of
sippi affairs, which deserves notice at nv
hands. l am more than willing, snd have
been able, to execute the laws IN MississiD-
pi, and conserve the public peace. There is
neither intimidation, nor threat of intimi-
dation. Both parties assemble in public
meetings without let or h~Indrance, and both
parties canvass without interruption 10 ey-
cry county. The reports to the Department
of Justice in regard to this State, oitentimes
allege wrongs in communities which receive
first intimatioa of the said " rongs In dis
patches from the National Capitol. l am
aware evil-disposed people seek to misrepre-
sent, but / think it not fair, the State should
be condemned by Wholesale without hear
ing. l ask, then. as a matter Of justice to
Mississippi, You give me names, dates and
places of wrongs alleged to have occurred
in this State reported to your Department.
The perpetrators of wrongs are responsible
70 State authorities, and am able TO bring
all such to justice, and am determined to do
so. / have done 50 thus far. vague reports
70 your Department notwithstanding. Mis-
sissippi is quiet aud orderly, affordiDg am-
plest protection to all. She shoEld not be
~prejudiced in the eyes of the nation,
on charges evidently made for political ef-
feet. l send BY mail a eopy OF Registration
Law that you ma judge, by reading it,
whether our charge of mtricaey be well
founded. Complaints OF its working have
only been made in one county.
J. NJ. STONE,
Governor of Mississippi.
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Col. Thos. Rigby, President of tie
Nicksburg and Meridian Railroad, has
returned from his usual summer tour,
and appears much improved in health.
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PEHsoNAL-We had the pleasure Of
a call in Thur.dny from J W. Buchanan
editor of that excellent Democratic journal,
the Grenada Sentinel
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TuE DAILY CLARION.

wiz br matted O, any address, until the
election, for 800; for one week 80 cc'ts;
Tor tv weeks. 80 cents.
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EDUCATIONAL
University of Mississippi

THE next Session of the UNIVERSITY OF
I MISSISSIPPI, at OxFoRn, opens
OCTOBER 4, 1876.
The Faculty is complete, able and proficient.
The Campus, Buildings, and Apparatus, in
good repair.
The location is healthy. Church facilities
and society excellent.
Tuition free to candidates for the ministry.
Tuition fee to others, $25. Total expenses need
not exceed 300 to $500 per annum.
For catalogues and information. address
II. NJ. SULLIVAN.
Secretary Board Trustees, Oxford, Miss,
Aug. 2 '76-2m.
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SPECIAL LOCALS.

LARGEST stock and lowest prices war
ranted at Phil. Gilberts.
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The Hayerly Minstrels-a Congress
Of Stars-at Angeles Hall next Wednesday
night,
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FRrsu eggs find ready sale in the
Match . market as so cents per dozen.-
Democrat.
3oardcrs, no doubt. think they are cheap
at thut price.
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TIEsE are three hundred and fifty
patients in the Lunatie asylum, OF this
number, seventy are colorcd, who occupy
Two wards of the institution.
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JNO. y. ROMRBACHER,
PROPRIETOR.
octs7s-tf
Election
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI.
0cfoher 4th 1875

oNto"Si I'm lou =
WHEREAS, The Constitution Of this State.
Section ., Art. Xii, provides that Representa-
tves in the Congress Of the United States
from this State, shall be elected biennially, on
the Tuesday next after the first Monday of
November; and
WHEREAS, The laws Of this State, Revised
Code, Sec. 362. require that the number of Flee
tors of President and Vice-President of the
United States to which this State may be en-
titled, shall be chosen by the qualified electors
of the State at large, on the Tuesday next
after the first Monday of November, in the
year in which an election of President and
Fice-President may occur;
NOtc, Therefore, l, J.. NJ. STONE, Governor OF
the State of Mississippi, do issue this, my
PROCLAMATION, giving notice to the qualified
electors thereof, that an election will be holden
at the several election precincts in said State,
on
Tuesday. November 9Th, 1876:
first Monday of November, for the purpose OF
electing one Representative in Congress from
each of the six Congressional Districts, TO re-
present this State in the XLVth Congress, and
Eight Electors of President and Vice-Presi-
dent of the United States.
And l do enjoin the Boards of Registrars of
the several counties in this State 10 hold and
conduct said election in all respects according
TO law, and due return thereof make TO the
office of the Secretary of State.
In TESTIMONY WHEREOF, | have bereunto
set my hand, and caused the Great Seal
Il. 81 of the State of Mississippi 10 be affixed,
at Executive Office, 'in the city of Jack
son, this 4th day Of October, 1876.
J. NJ. STONE.
By the Governor:
JAMES HILL, Secretary of State.
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R~EGrsrEArIoN IN lIINDs CoUNrr.-At
Edwards, white 237 colored $50. Auburn,
MhiLe 10. eulorel III.
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PEEsoNAL.-S NJ. Roane, Esq, the
efficient Sheriff Of Calhoun county, favored
us with a call Wednesday. lie reports I'll
den Hendricks stock above par in Calhoun.
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DESCRIPTION:

The said Henry Virgins is white; eyes,
blue hair light; scar on left cheek age, A.;
height, 5 feet 6inehes.
Sept. u, 76-3w.
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Real Estate in Rankin County
FOR

WE, the undersigned. Agents for The heirs
ceased, will, on the 9th day Of December. 1876,
sellto the highest bidder, in brandon. Miss,
the following described land, situated in Ram
kin county, Miss:
SKSee. l, 7. Z, Il. :, Z; all Of Sec. 7. TIL r.
5, Z; EH See. II, t., r. 4, Z; all Of Sec. ".
:. { L. 4, Z; all Sec. u. Y. Z. R.4. L: NJ
Sec. Is, T.. :, r. 4, Z; SWL Sec. -, I. 8 r. 4
e.; containing 300 acres, Uaore or less.
TERxs.-0ne half cash; balance IN twelve
months.
a. G. PEPPER,
L. A. STUBBLEFIELD-
Oct. 10. f7G-tds.