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The Fifth Weeks Drive.

Our great drive in ''SHoEs' last week m ct
citizens, and from patrons at a distance,
that we viii repeat the fourth week
Drive and will offer for this week as the
SPECIALITY SHOES in all grades and for all
Sis
We have on that counter:
100 pairs childs kid slippers at 80 cents
former price 81 20.
100 pairs childs dress shoes at 81 80, for
mer price 50 co.
100 pairs boys crimpcd, box toe, iaC1lHr
congress CATERS at 81 p, formerly 81 80.
100 youths French calf and MOROCCO,
Miles make, hand-sewed, worth ST CO. at
81 80.
100 pairs gents French calf congress gai-
tiers worth So 90, at 81 so.
200 pairs Woman's kip and pebble goat
pillow shoes worth 50 80, at 81 90.
500 pairs mems full stock kip brogans at
81 80.
200 pairs mems and laGies' slippers, in
great variety, at 81 90 and 81 20.
100 pairs ladies' 1S-thread serge CATERS,
former price So 80, at 50 80.
"a pairs ladies' fine kid, button, CATERS,
worth So 90 for 50 90.
All in the great "Shoe Drive marked in
plain figures.
June2S-2t. ROBINSON & STEVENS.
Ho! for the Centennial-Trunks and
Travelling Bags at Stadeker's-
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The BENEFITS OF Advertising.

\ few days since We were in the large
wholesale and retail house OF Messrs Rob
insOn II Stevens, of tins city where we were
shown a number Of letters, ordering goods
or asking Tor samples, in which the fact a.
stated that their advertisements had been
seen in The CLARION. The letters were
from koscinsko. Attaia county; Brooke
Vile, NoXubee county; Clinton, Kinds
county; Caution, Madison county, and
Craw louisville, LownGes cORnty, and were
all from ladies. One of The CORES pondents
in speaking OF the goods ordered, says: Ill
= they are what you represent them to be,
"the price certainly SURPRISES anything in
= cheapuess ! ever heard Of.' We can as
sure our fair readers thai any statements
made by Messrs. Robinson Il Stevens in
thei" advertisements could ba fully relied
upon, and any orders sent them will be
filled with as much care and with almost us
much taste as if she had made the selection
of articles herself
To Illustrate the benefits of advertising,
we reproduce one of the letters, regretting
that We have space only for one. In this con
nection, we will say to our readers that it is
of advantage to ''theIr" paper and very
gratifying to the advertiser for them in or
dering, o say IL have seen your adv. rtise-
i..eut IN The CLARION" We have no doubt
but that ti,e lltssrs. Il. & ). above mention
ed have received many orders from friends
of The CLARION, who haye seen the adver-
tisement in it, and who have, through in
adyertencc, lost an opportunity to do it
kinduezs;
CRAwFoRDsvnAE, EoWNDEs Co.. Miss /
June 26th, 1876.
MesSrs Rotin,o on IL SterenS
GENTs-Yo OIL VIII please send me by mail
samples of calico, linen lawns, pique and
embroidery. | see from your advertisement
in TIE CLsRL9S that you are selling such
goods at very reduced prices. Address as
above. r. peGtIally,
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MASONIC.
Greetings from the Grnnd Orient
eft EE PIT.

The following official docurne nt ha- been
received BY the Grand Secretary OF tile
GraLd Lodge OF Mi>siS-irpi:
1S7G-IV. or JULY-1s76.
cENTENNIAL cELEBR sTIoN OF AMERICAN INDIE
FENDENCE-
A.. G.. D. c.. a. D.. u
OFFICE SECRETARY GENERAL
GRAND ORIENT OF EGYPT,
ALEXANDRIA, VALLEY OF THE NILE,
MAY 18th, 1876.
r.. n. J. L. Potcer Grand Secretary Grand
L3dge Of Mississippi:
DEAR SIR AND BROTHER ILL.,. and
p. Bro =. a. Zola, Grand Master of Grand
Orient OF Egypt proposed and the follow
ing resolution was enthusiastically adopted
10 D.: srnt {" all Am ericsn Grand Lodges
Grand Orient OF Egypt and all Ludge>
haiiing tarIcfrom avail themselves of the
happy event OF the Centennial Anniversary
OF American lndeEendt nee to or. 1t their
American brethren thereupon. "a, the best
Tart "f one Oi the greatest Nations in the
Nofld. and Io request them 10 accept in So
glorious day the hearty SalutatiuuS and
Fratcfhal WiShes from this re2eueratrd
Ley piian Craft Nj. which Is working to
strengthen more aud more he Sacred Ties
binding and uniting ali r.. atd A.. NJ.
" ho are spread thr,nIghouL the World tor
The Glory of he GIG. o.. T.. u"
This YOU will be- pleased To convey to your
NJ. W.. Lodge in due and full form, aud
believe me tiuly and frateInally yours,
+. +. ODD, Grand Secretary.
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The Grand Secret of Beauty

Is health. The secret of health is the power
to eat, digest and assimilate proper guam
tity of whole some, nutritious food. This
can never be done when the liver does not
act Its part. 1t is the great driving wheel
in the mechanism of man, and when il is
out OF order, the whole organization be-
comes deranged, and fever, dyspepsia, sick
headache, constipation, jaundice, bilious
collie, kidney disease and general debility
ensues. To restore the normal functions Of
the liver and impart that beauty, which
always attends a healthy, robust constitu-
ton. DR.. TpTT's VEGETABLE LIVER Pills
are eonscientiousIy recommended They
are designed solely for the disordered liver
and the disease which it produces. They
are not a eure-all. but in the cases mention
I'd they rarely ever fail to effect cure.
June 25a w.
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The Mississippi sleIc.a1iOn---Pre
IfniHarJ Action.

Special to the Vick<burg Herald.
ST. LOUIS, June 26-The Mississippi
delegates met to-day and adopted Mr..
Prewitt's resolution to vote for Tilden as
long as he has chance. Gen. Walthall
was chosen Chairman Of the Mississippi
delegation. j. G. Prewitt was recon-
mended for Committee on Credentials,
A. NJ. Clayton on Resolutions, IL. l..
Jarnigan on Organization, and Maj.
Barksdale for the Mississippi member of
the National Executive Democratic
Committee. The excitement increases
hourly, and Mr.. Tilden has great
strength to-day, but it will be terrible
strain for him to get the requisite two
thirds.
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There is no pathological fact more clearly
ascertained than that the most formidable
phases of nervous disease are traceable to
mperfect digest ion. Insomnia, with its
train of direful consequences, proceeds more
frequently from weakness of the Stomach
than from any other cause. Mere sedatives
are powerleSs to cure nervousness and So1n
cease to palliate its symptoms. The true
way TO strengthen the nervous system Is TO
invigorate the digestive ard asSinilaiive
organs, upon whose unObstructed action
its eouilibrium il absolutely dependent
The daily use of Hostetter's Stomach Bit
tiers will do more to brace and soothe the
weakened aud irritated nerves and induce
sound. refreshing sleep-nature's grand
catholicon- than all the So called nervineS
to be found in the pharmacopGa or out OF
it, A wine gla<sful of the Bitters should
be taken before each meal.
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o. S. Gravin, the mail carrier between
Brandon and Raleigh, was arrested on
Saturday night last, charged with rob-
bling the mail. The proof of his guilt,
we understand, is positive, but the amount
he has stolen has not yet been ascertained.
Gravin is about ~ or % years of age,
and was raised, we believe, in Smith coun-
ty. He was held to bail in the sum of
$500, in default of which he was sent to
jail to await the action Of the s. $. Grand
Jury. Brandon Republican.
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The most miserable beings in the world are
those suffering from Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint.
More than seventy-fve per cent. of the
people in the United States are afflicted
with these two diseases and their effect,
such as Sour Stop ach, Sick Headache. Ha-
bitual Costiveness, PalpitatiOn of the Heart,
Heart burn, Water brash, gnawing and
burning pains at the pit of the Stomach,
Yellow skin, Coated Tongue and disagree
able taste in the mouth, coming up of food
after eating, low spirits, etc. Go to the
Drug Store OF W. N. Wilkerson, Memphis,
and get 75 lent bottle. or 4 Sample Bottle
for 10 cents. Try it. Two doses will re-
lieNp Won.
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JACKSON ADVERTISEMENTS.


| n OBEDIENCE to the provisions of an act
l. entitled an act to provide for the Regis
tration of voters, amending aud repeating the
laws relating thereto, and for other purposes
Approved April It'll, 1876, we the undersigned
Board of Registration for the County of Kinds,
do hereby divide the Supervisors Districts
into Election Districts as follows:
THE FIRST SUPERVISORS DISTRICT,
Embracing Townships and 7, Range West
and Township q, Range West, shall vote at
CLINTON.
THE SECOND SUPERVISORS DISTRICT.
Embracing Townships :, Range and ? West,
and Township 8, Range West, shall vote at
BRowNsYILIE.
Township 6, Range 3 West, shall vote at
BoLToNs.
Townships ), g. aud 8, Ranges West. and
Townships 10 and H. Range D East, shall vote
at EDWARDS.
THE THIRD SUPERVISOR DISTRICT,
Embracing Township 4, Range West, sl.qll
vote at AUBURN. "'
Township "A, Range 5 East shall vote at
CAYuGA. i
Township 3, Range West. and Township 10.
Range 3 East, shall vote at Urea.
THE FOURTH SUPERVISORS DISTRICT
Embracing Townships and ), Range 2 W. est.
and Township >, Range West, shall vote at
RAYMOND.
4VNHSHlp mango west, ana townships
3 and 4, Range West, shall vote at Dry
Grove.
THE FIFTH SUPERVISORS DISTRICT,
Embracing Township 8, Range l West, and
Township 8, Range l East, shall vote at
TERRY.
Township T. Range West, and Township A.
Range | East shall vote AT BYRAM.
Township ), Range | West, ana townships
) and 6 Range 4a-t, aud Township ., Range
East, shall vote at the NJ ENGINE House
IN JACKSON.
JACKSON.
1t is further specified that The voters residing
in the LIST or North Ward of the City Of jack
son shall vote at the Engine House of Fire Co.
No. l.
Those residing in the y or South Ward
shall vote at the ~ Hall.
Those residing in the Sd or West Ward shall
vote at the Edwards House.
The books will be opened for Registration as
follows:
TERRY.-August 25-2G-28.
BYRAM.-August 30-3I and September l.
JACKsoN.-Septembe 4-5-6.7-S
CLTNToS.-- September ll-l2-l3.
BoLToN.-September l5-lG-1S.
MISUNDERSTANDING 20-21 %.
EDwARDs.-Septembe her 25-26-27
AUBCRX.-September $3.50.
UGA,-OGtnber as
uTIcA.-October 1910.
Day GRoVE.-October l2-l3l4
RAYMoND.-0ctober 2l-23-24-2j-2G.
J. w. PARSONS, Pres.
J. 7. L ESTER,
n. d. SNEED,
June 2l-2w. Board Of Registrars.
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GREAT inducements in Brown and
White Linens at Stadeker's.

The following is the Democratic State
ticket of Arkansas For Governor, VIM.
B. Miller, of Independence Secretary
of State, BENTON B. Beavers, of Saline /;
Auditor of State, John Crawford, Of
Howard Treasurer of State, j. Church
hill, of Pulaski; Attorney General, VIM.
F. Henderson, of Randolph Commits
sioner of State Lands, James N.
Smithee, of Pulaski; Superintendent OF
Public instruction, Geo. w. Hill, OF
Calhoun.
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Nervous DebiIitY.

Vital weakness or depression: weak
exhausted feeling, no energy or courage
the result of mental overwork, Indiscretions
or excuses, or some drain upon the system
is always cured by HUMPHREY's Home
PArHIC SPECIFIC. No. Is. Ii tones up and
invigorates the system, dispels the gloom
and 1espondency, imparts strength and en-
ergy-stops the drain and rejuyenates the
entire man. Been used twenty years with
perfect success by thousands. Sold by
dealers. Price, 81 per single vial, or 50 per
package of five walls and 81 vial of powder,
Send by mail on receipt of price. Address,
HUMPHREY's HoMGoPATHIc MEDICINE Co.
562 Broadway, New York. april-ll-1y
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Mi~si>Sippinm Registered at Cen .
IemninI AHeaGlgunrIers.

FAIRMogET J ARK, PHILA., June q, 1876.
EDITORS CLARIoE III send list of Mis-
sissippians up to date Dune 3I), also the
number OF visitors who have registered
from other States since June oh. This is not
however, the number OF persons that have
paid Us their spec Is, but only fIhose whose
names appear on the register. it gould be
iui poss BILE to keep register Of each and
every one W. T.. Woodwork, ). X. Jones
Water Valley; b. Ii. williamson, Holly
Springs; james Hill, Miss F. Donnelian,
Mrs. +. X. Hill, Woodville; w. B. Clark,
Brookhaven; Miss Alice Macnuchall, Match
ez; +. L. AImistead, Forest; II. Il. VIII
son. Natchez; Dan1 d. l.. Quinn. Max
Ham burger, Columbus; j. \. Brown, II.
A Belche, W. w. Dedrick, Mrs. Il. Dcdrick
w. ii. Warren, Maj. p. j. Blades, jackson !;
Mrs. L. \. Moore, Mississippi; Miss E. F..
Pegues, Oxford; Mr.. and AIRS. +. Speed
Wick sburg; +. :. Bates, Carrollton; w.
Murrah, West Point; Mrs. a. L. Howe
Como; NJ. L. Thomas, Garner; w. G. Ste
venson, Meridian; II. Kemp, Mrs. Lou
Kemp, Cantoni ". a. Bollock, Jr., Green
Vile: Mr.. a. T.. Shattuck, Miss Annie
Shattuck, Miss Hattie Shattuck, Oxford;
Mrs. NJ. f. Richardson, Master {. z. Rich
ard.on. Miss ). ). Richardson, Mrs. Mary A.
Withers, Miss NJ. &. Dabney, +. ID. Fisher
and lady, jackson; Mr.. A. L. Howe, Como
Peter Casey, Jr., Nicksburg; w. s. Baker,
Greenyille; c. Il. Gordon, Port Gibson.
Number of visitors registered since June
5lh, 3iS4. Hardly ona-third of our visitors
trouble themselves wi tn this matter. The
majority of Northern ladies have perfect
horror Of writing their names, SO we don't
pet many of the fair sex TO show their hand.
Since writing the above we have distin-
guished arrival, Major john Upton, OF Jack
son. ours,
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In order to drive the dull trade OF this
season, we have in conten plarion Il series OF
Jobs" that we propose to run each week,
and in some instances for one wcra only.
Thes" lots represent goods that are perfect
III every particular, and are being offered
ut sacrificed prices for two reasons-to give
our friends benefit in these hard times,
and to benefit ourselves from the stir they
will inevitably create.
For this week. and from and after this
date, we will begin with the best American
Prints, and will offer
2O0Pieces Galtc0, al 6 cents a yard, in Merit
macs PacUcs, ArHolFs, Cochicos and
Spragues.
The first to come will get the choice.
ROBINSON q STEVENS.
May 81, 1876, If.
Buy your Clothing and Furnishing
Goods at Stadekpr's
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EDIroRs CLARION Il take this method
To inform the Board of Supervisors, and
the travelling public generally, that the
road miles North of jackson through the
Garland field, will be stopped in 20 days.
and the July meeting OF the Board will
have to make some arrangement with re-
gard to said ro4d. The petition required
by law, iSHed by ten freeholders. was hand
ed in to the President eff the Board at their
last meeting In Jackson May lst.
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LauderdaIe County.

Meridian Mercury
This county should give the Democratic
Electors one thousand majority this fall.
We do not expect the Radicals will re-
organize their party to carry Hayes
through. Nothing ever fell deader upon
the enloFed voting population of this counY
" than the Hayes nomination sinee thew
ia d the privilege Of voting. They know
nothing about Hayes and care less.
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We have in stock twenty new improved
Victor Sewing Machines. which we otter to
close out, for 600 pound bale of middling
cotton, payable next fall, or for forty dollars
cash-former price sixty-fve dollars.
iun2s. 1t. ROBINSON & STLYENs.
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Kinds County Crops.
BANKS PLACE. NEAR CLINTON,
Inna 18th. 1S7G.

EDS. CLARION Allow me to send the
representative cotton bloom OF Kinds to the
capital. The general appearance of our
cotton is fine and inasmuch as we have not
had rain for five weeks, we have ''played
smash with grass" Early corn is injured
by the drought. The oats crop is larger
than has been known in this locality for =
long time.
Respectfully, etc,
ID. w. RICE.
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PROCLAMATION
80 - $500, usrn

VXTUEREAs. Ii appears by information Pc
w ceived by me- that some unknown W. per-
son On the night Of January 10th, 1870 ln
C;b .ountv in this State, attempted Co
sssPsssinate Win. II. Matthew, and is still at
Now. vHrRrrouE, l, J. NJ. STONE, Governor
IF he state Of Mississippi, do offer the above
re,sard for the arrest and delivery Of the said
nntnovn person, payable upon conviction, }
10 lie Sheriff Of Copiah county. And I DO
moreover require all officers Of this State 90
be diligent in their efforts TO arrest said fu-
qitive from justice.
Given under my hand. and the Great Seal
Of the State aff xed, al Jackson, this
H. 81 10Th day Of June, A. D., 1870
by the Governor J. VI. STONE.
JAMES HILL, See'y Of State.
June 2-3w,
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TAX ASSESSORS

IAN BE SUPPLIED with the hank forms
~ Of Tax List prescribed by the Revenue
Jaw &C the rate of 81 90 per thousand: by
mail 8 o. Also with the Blank Form Of
Notice to Persons who Fail TO Return Tax
Lists by the lst Monday in July Address.
POWER & BARKsD4LE,
jackson, Miss
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Know all men by these presents, That the
Manhattan Fire Insurance Co.. If New York, DO
hereby authorize any and all Agents that said
Company has or may hereafter have, aud ~
point in the State Of Mississippi, for, and on
behalf Of said Company, 10 accept aud ac-
knowledge service Of all process, whether
mesue or final. in any action or proceeding
against said Company. IN any Of the courts VI
said State Of Mississippi aHd il is hereby
admitted and agreed that such service Of the
process aforesaid shall De taken and held 10 he
valid and sufficient in that behalf the same as
if carried upon said company according 10
the laws and practice of said State, or any
other State; and all claims or right Of error
by reason Of the manner IF such service, is
hereby expressly moved and reliuquished.
Witness our hands and the seal OF said
Company.
ILsl ANDREW J. SMITH
LOUIS T.. CABNAN, Scc'y. President
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JACKSON ADVERTISEMENTS.
Plantation for Sale.

WISH To SELL MY PLANTATION.
known a. the ~ Howell Hobbs Place. 1--WE
miles northeast Of jackson. in Kinds county,
containing Oh acres. forest and cultivated
farm produces COOL crops. and is we'll adapted
10 stock farm, having an excellen and album
dant free range, in Pearl river bottom, which
will certainly never be obstructed. The title
Is perfect. Possession given at the close Of
this year. or a. soon a the present crop is dis
posed Of. Terms viii De made very alvanta-
geous TO purchaser.
May 81 lSIG-f A. r. JOHNSTON.
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MORE; ISz.OOEISEk FED.
the Pistol does Fatal Work again

Canton Mail
On Thursday afternoon, the 21st inst,
at about . o'clock, Mr. Geo. Matthews,
an engineer on the n. O., St. Louis d
G. K. L. was shot by Capt. James A.
Turk, the ball entering in the back at
the right and coming out near the navel.
The wounded man was Immediately cared
for by friends and physicians, and all
that could be done for his relief was
done. He fingered until midnight,
when he breath6d his last. His afflicted
wife arrived from NlcComb City a few
hours before he expired. His remains
will be carried to Maysville, Ohio, for
interment. Capt. Turk was placed I'M
der bond Immediately after the shooting,
and, on Friday morning, was arraigned
before Mayor Powell upon the charge OF
murder As we write, the matter is be-
ing investigated, so we are unprepared to
state the circumstances Of the killing or
the result of the investigation.
Messrs. Semmes IL Foote and Single
ton & Campbell appear for the defence,
while Geo. Harvey, Esq, anu Judge
Thomas Shackleford represent the State,
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WHITHORTH FEMALE COLLEGE
BrOOkhayen, Miss,

On New Orleans, St. Louis & chicago Rail
road, rs miles from New Orleans
WILL REOPEN SEPTEMBER u, 1876
Number of Teache ............ IA
Number of Pupils last Term .......... ....... DOB
Number of Music Pupils 164
Charges low. Dresses required to be plain.
English Textbooks, Copy books and States,
also Medicines and Medical Attention fur
nlshed without extra charge. Maps Charts,
Apparatus-all the appliances OF a irst-class
Coliege-are In constant use. No college fur
nishes better advantages. For Catalogue ad-
dress H. F. JOHNSON
June @-3m. President.
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For Sale.

T OTIS No. s AMI 9, Richardson's Survey
IL situated at Southern end of Bankston
Street, Jackson, Miss, on line of n o. r. R.
with appurtenances thereto. For particulars
apply to j. r. CATO
June 2S-iwf On the premises
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To Publishers.

A SOBER, STEADY PRINTER DESIRES
n a situation to set straig ht composition ;
does not understand job-work will work
cheap. Address,
FRED SEAGRAVE
lun2o-5t. Center Alfalfa Co, Miss.
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n heirs of w. H. Beasley, who en-
III to Texa. about the year 1910, are in
bed In 4 card in our advertising col
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The great "Drive" tor this week is a con-
tinnation of the 4th Week and ia in SHOES.
June26 wilt. RoRISsoN q SrKyENs
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smprATIYG Exercises at Central
/ ale Institute, Clinton. this morning.
fisht. Il Grand Concert. ana free admis-
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Andrew J. Smith, President, and L0uig T..
Carman Secret y, Of the MASbatfan Insurnncp
Company, Of New York, being duly sworn,
depose and say that ihe foregoing r. u FUN
true and correct statement Of the affairs Of the
said Company; that the said IpsurAnce Com
pany is the bona fde owner of az least one
hundred and fifty thousand dollars OF actual
cash capital, invested In State and United
States stocks .Bd bonds or i'm bonds and
mortgages Of real estate uuiucumbcred and
worth double the amount for which the same
II mortgaged and that they are the above
described officers Of said Insurance Company.
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Gin for Sale

A GOOD SECONDHAND GIN. ready for
n use. can be had for So O. BY applying
at this Office
May 81, If.
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THE ST. LOUIS CONVENTION.
Preliminary 0rganlzation-Wat-
tersun Chairman.
Dan. Voorhees, Classes
SUNSET cox ILLUNIiNATEs.
MeCLERNAND ELECTED CHAIRMAN.
pecial to TIE CLARION.

special to TIE CLARIoN.l
ST. LOUIS, June Watterson, ed.
itor of the Louisville Courier Journal,
was called to the chair for preliminary or
ganization. The rules of the last Conven-
ton Gncluding the txo-thirds) We're
adopted for temporary organization.
LATER THE Convention has adjourn
ell till eleven O'clock tomorrow. On
loud calls for Dan VOORHEES,, of Ind i,
ne rose and is now making n speech to
the Convention.
LATER.-Great co1fuSion in the Hall
of Convention at the conclusion of Mr..
Voorhees, speech. Loud and repeated
calls We're made for Governor Dors hei-
mer of New York. Hon. 5. ). Cox
was also called for, and is now replying
from the platform.
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SENATORIAL INVESTIGATING
y 'kE.-Aorton's Inquisitorial Com
/ n'eh has for some time past been in
u TINS eity,eompleted its labors here
"'0ay evening. They left for Aber
vi sunday. The faithful. jealous,
'">ei1Sh manner. in which Senators
! ana Mcdonald have stood by the
"a mississippi during the whole time,
'U'af eem to our people, and their
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