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MoRp NewspApERs.-We have learn

MORE NEwsPAPERs.--We have learn
ed that there are soon to be Issued In this
eity two more newspapers. both RepuRi-
can. One by DIR. Fred. Barrett, seml-
weekly, aud another weekly BY J. >. spell
man (col.) There are already four Hpurish-
ing papers published here, viz: The Peo-
ples' Defense, the Times, the Pilot, aRd The
C1ApIoS. Jackson, however, always was a
thriving place for newspapers, AMI never
eould get along with less than five or SIX.
The more the merrier. Wade in.
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CLUB meeting tomorrow night. 2
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PersOmsRIs.

POWER & BARKSDALE,
Jackson. Miss
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,1ppI IMPEACHMENT TRIALS
- ! merry CLERKS AND sHTRIFTe

rAS BE sgpPLIED, With haoI The Blank Forms
- 4nnIicatious for Tax Lands, and in Re-
VIZ 40 ttsxes on Land Sales, and Redemption.
r1tirs tlIed promptly by the Quirs, Ream or
~ IND Where the order is for five quires
Ia l"' Ia.s The price il seventy-five cents per
ouire. Cash to accompany orders. Address
POWER & BARKSDALE,
Jackson. Miss.
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Plantation FOR SALE.-Jadge John
stou offers for sale his plantation, known
as the Howell Hobbs Place" five miles
northeast OF Jackson. We call attention
u his advertisement in another column.
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RUNAwAY.-Ool. j, S. Hamilton's
team ran away with the carriage On We'd
nesday evening The driver had turned the
rsins loose for some purpose. Fortunately
40 one was in the vehicle. They ran up
Yazoo street to State, and down Capitol
street about the center OF the hrse squire
they took the pavement, and strange to say
passed safely between the houses ana Posts
to President, the rapidity with which,
they turned the corner upset the carriage,
and it turned complete sumersault, alight-
ing upon Its wheels. This new movement
brought the horses to stand. The carriage
sustained comparatively very little Injury.
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THs Kinds County Convention to ap-
paint delegates to the State Democratic
Convention meets at Raymond on Satnr-
day next. the Sd inst.
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PIANO TUNING.-Prof. G.. a. A
Riggs, whom We endorse as an experienced
and reliable piano tuner, has card in an
other cOlamu Of interest to all who wan
their pianos tuned, cleaned and regulated.
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- -
Exceedingly Handsome.

The disply OF Novelties in Ladies Meek
fixins'' made up in Ecrue Net, Ecrue CASH
mere Lace, Eerue Silk, Ecrue Crepe Lisse,
Ivory Silk, Cream silk and tue charming
variety of NeiIings in Cream, Ivory aud
kcrne, plain and With Chemille spots same
color. are unexcelled and only to be seen at
RoBINsoN s. STEVENS
MAY 3l-im.
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MEssRs. ROBINSON & STEVENS have
line upon hne. aud precept upon precept, in
this issue. oH the subject OF ladies dress
goods. When they Tins speak it means
business
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That we offer low, for Cash. Being salts
fed that goods can lie sold much cheaper for
Cash than on Time. we invite our Friends
and Customers buying to give US a call.
Nav 30, 3m h. n. ~ e.. a. LIGON.
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AxALrsIs OF "oLp WELL.
hb.o.
J. r. CHIFFON, Chemist.


ANALYSIS OF NEW WILL.
One quart contains; .. .a....
Sulphuretted Hydrogen,
CaTbonic Acid, free
Carbonate of Lime,
Carbonate of Magnesia,
Carbonate of Iron, .
Sulphate of MagnesiA,
Sulphate of Alumina, .
Carbonate of Sodium,
Sulphate Of Soda,
Magnesia and Silica, ..
Some organic matter.
GEORGE LITTLE,
May 30, 3m. STATE GeoIogist.
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-HnnaInG.ss-0aa Tharaday isst, Mr..
ohas. Kerr caught several herring 10 Pearl
river about foot long. Old citizens pro-
nouneo thena the same IS wefeseaughe In
considerable qqantitles from the. Pearl
tWenty-fFe or thirty years ago. 4sts
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UNIVERSITY OF MIssIssIPPI. = The
urder OF Exercises for enhancement viii
ee found Ia another column, to which at
teatiOn is invited. Judge Chalmers delivers
tae Honorary Grafton or Wednesday, Est b
] une.
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MEssRs. LIGoN Il lTGON announce
ealicoes at six cents, and other dress goods
prOPOrtionahy ne cheap. The attention OF
the ladies is invited TO their announcem ent
Ia another column
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Save Your Money, These Hard Times
PIANO TUNING!

DIANOS corr. city tuned for 50. Cleaning,
i regulating and tuning, only So. Repair
ing proper tionally low. Orders left at THE
CLARION office, or at the PostOfiice, promptly
attended to. l
May 81, lS76.-lt G.. A. A. RIGGS.
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Ware under renewed obligations to
Gen. Kinloch Falconcr. the Governors pri-
vate secretary, for lavors.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
BROWNS WELLS.
w. NJ. DEATON, Prop.
COpiah Co., Mississippi.
Great Health n-d Pleasure ne

Great Health aad Pleasure RE-
TIME PROPRIETOR Of these Justly eelr
Il brated Wells takes this method OF in
forming the Public that he is now prepared
be will be able 10 give satisfaction 10 all who
may come. Having bought the place to keep
he IS determined that no one shall leave dis
satisfied. 4.t
These Wells are situated eight miles west
Of Hazlehurst, Miss daily line OF comfOr-
table Hacks viii run to and from HAHlehurst
and the Wells. Through tickets can be had
the office Of the n. o. St. L. & C. Railroad
at New Orleans at merely nominal sum.
The section Of country IN which the Wells are
located is probably AS healthy as any portion
Of the world The grounds surrounding the
Wells consists of beautiful grove of over
thirty acres. There are many cottages, single
and double, with a very large and commodi-
Gus dining-rOom. There will be amusements
Of all kinds Buggies and horses will be fur
nished At reasonable rates. There viii be
daily mail, with newspapers in abundance
There are two Wells, one known as the "Old
Well and the other as the New Well the
analysis Of both is given below. The waters
have been used for twenty years. and have
been found beneficial in the cure Of the fol-
lowing, as well as many other diseases; Skin
Diseases. Functional Indigestion, AnemiA
Chores, Constipation, Chronic DiarrhOea
Chronic GAstritiE, some forms OF Dropsy,
Chronic DysenterY, Chronic Hepatis Chronic
Laryngitis Diseases of the Mouth, 0Eena,
and other Scrofuous affections, elect ChrOn-
ic GonOrrhGa. Diseases of the Bladder or
Kidneys Diseases 4cident 10 Females Sui-
nal Irritation AmcnOrrhpa, MenorrhAgia
and the many forms of LeucorrhWa IL is par
excellence the place for persons Of broken
down constitutions. Terms to suit the times
Any further information can be obtained by
w. B. DEATON.
Hazlehurst, Miss.
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DEEDS OF Trust.

I'VE ARE NOW ready to fill orders for the
w following blanks:
'So A. Deed of Trust for Rent and Supplies.
IA AZ Deed Of Trust for Rent.
No a. Deed Of Trust to Secure Advances y
Ia 43. Deed of Trust for General Purposes
IN ordering, state the No. of blank wanted.
Price. 800 per quIre of "a blanks, except No.
a which is 800 per quire. Price by the
hundred, $500, which includ postage.
Address,
POWER & BARKSDALE,
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Avs. = Ts...s' q nc I,,lenIIss.

Tie best stock in the city, OF Ladies'
Children and Misses Straw Hats. and Artifi-
eial Flowers and Ribbons were received
this morning 81 express &c 49, - =
wi week ROR4NsoN Il GTEYEMs,
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Tue several Sabbath schools of this
Iclty will unite in n picnic at Potters's
Grove on Friday next-y &c don't rain.
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- Am frona New work.

Wa received this morning n beautiful lire
Of HanlberQ Edges, Kid gloves, the new
Fcrna Net for Pol0naiSe. and the handsomest
line Of Fcrue Neck Ruches ever offered
we beg d visit. -aass.s s
MSI-2w. ROBINSON q STEVENS
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TAX ASSESSORS

C,lS BE SUPPLIED 9Th the blank forms
- ~ The rate of 81 90 per thousand; by
IN q % Also, with the Blank Form of
w va; ia Persons who Fail to Return Tax
I'll. bv the lst Monday in July Address,
POWER BARKSDALE,
JaeLsou Nice
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THE Vicksburg Herald, Of Tuesday
23d, after severe struggle with the mail
agents, succeeded in reaching here on Fri
day, the 18th inst.
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REv. c. B. GALLowAY, of the Metho-
ulst church. of this city. has accepted an in
VitatiOn to deliver the commencement SER
mon Of the East Mississippi Female College
Al Meridian on Sunday next. Consequently
ne will be absent from his pulpit on that day
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GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY.
l.. Of Chicago, Illinois.
NOTICE TO POLICY HOLDERS

0FFIcE OF STATE FREAsVREE,
Jaekaan, Miss., May 90, 1870.
1T appearing TO the State Treasurer that the
L Globe Insurance Company, of Chicago IL
Iinois has become iRsolvenI, hereby notify
all persons holding claims against such com
pany for losses and unearned premiums, to
present the same to said Treasurer, duly certi-
fed as provided fer in sections Land of an
act to amend section 2450 of the Revised Code
QS7D chapter G2, Laws of 1873,
aG w. L. HEMINGWAY,
Mny 81 1S76-G0l State Treasurer.
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The State Medical Association will
convene in the House OF Representatives this
morning.
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/ LOOK out for the second week . magnif-
cent Drive, : eommencings Monaay morn
Ing next AZ -sassss-.-s. :, a So,
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COOPER'S WELLS.
Kinds County, Miss.

THIS NOTED Watering place will be ope y
4 for the reception Of visitors on June 1st,
The buildings having been thoroughly re-
paire and well furnished viii be AS comfort
able as any watering place In the country.
BoARD, per moAth $40 90
per week 10 %
L. ENGLAND,
May II, 3m Proprietor.
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IIhlsH Linen a9 cent. Il stadeker's

PIc-EIc.-Some Of the young people
OF our city INDUCED in picnic on Bailey :
Lake, last week, WHICH We underssana vas
q complete SUCCESS. sa aI
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INSANITY AND SUICIDE. We are In
eceipt of letter from Goodman, IN which
" Is related that on Monday, 22d inst, ''Mr.
" +. Harmon, in a fit OF insanity. took
my morphine. and thereby committed suicide
aus friends had noticed change in his con-
uct TOT some time past, but dreamed not,
~ view Of all his surroundings and of his
1sS0tlon to his family. that he contemplate
- 'ueh thing. He retired to part Of the
~Oods about mile from his home, arrang-
oed Of leaves, made a pillow Of bis
oA., and there took the fatal dose. and SLEPT
"'s life away. He was found on Thursday
nAvE you seen the bargains offered By
S.stadeker & Son. $3.50 sHs3
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Twas RHG N Flower.

What seekest thou, and what be thy
name, aud who is thy gentle companiong"
the Lord Mayor said.
eve come to tell thee that we but plucked
single flower, a little foweret, all bloOm-
ing alone, for we had sung As we passed him,
there's rose in the garden for you, young
man. My name is Mollie; hers is Callie."
his Honor spake: tGentle damsel, didst
til GU not know that it be wrong to Gull the
roses, whose fragrance is borne by each
zephyr that passes over the silent city OF
the dead, to refresh the weary traveller upon
the dusty streets frequented by the llying?''
1--WE did not, me lord; far be it from us to
do so vile thing
..Gcntle Yollie, thee and thy companion,
C.llie-gentler still--capst go thy way, but
| erst thou gocst, we woudst have thee tar
nv vet a while in the beautiful palace of our
| royal city aye, for ten days we wouIdst
have thee partake of osr hospitalities. Our
high cham berlain, Marshal Fay, will escort
| thee tlither."
And as the gentle damselS stepped light
| Nv down the marble steps, accompanied 10y
| their escort, the boys sang
We but gathered flowers,
| We but gathered flowers
One beautiful May-day,
When we were gathered in,
| When We were gathered in
BY that naughty, naughty Mr.. Fay
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Plantation Supplies,

We have also a full line of
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Buy your Shoes Of the popular house
Of J. Stadeker L Son. ss =,
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ARRIVALS AT MISSISSIPPI HEADoGAR-
rEks-Mr. Langley reports the following as
registered at Mississippi Headquarters,
Paramount Park, TO 23d inst Mrs. Walter
Hillman, Clinton Hon. G. f. Hooker, NJ. c.,
and Lady; w. IL Holland, Holly Springs ;
K G. Lztting. Wesson Dr. W. w Moor,
Summit; VIM. salisbury, Summit; E. H.
Bristow and H. Murphy, Aberdeen; E. E.
King, Brownsville; A. B. Faggo, Natchez !;
Henry Sproules, Carrollton; Estman Hall,
Coahoma county; d. McCloud, Bolivar
county; s. j. Gillespie, Greenwood; II. H.
Massy, Natchez; Peyton Harrison, Vicks-
burg; J. A. Shreve, Port Gibson.
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pr. ]. G. AVER 8 Co.. lowell, .alf.t
Pracfteal and AmafBficnf Cheaa-stat
aQLD ~ All uaUeQtgg1 nV1nrU
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THE old darkey was riding along the
dusty streets solilOquizing; "Qey tell me its
git,in' along to lection times, but dont
know how tits. I've rid nigh on to ten mile
to town. and no white man amt axed Mister
johnson TO drink yit, nor told me to pint dc
night for him TIC come out aud dress dc
club. Use gwine home; de Pqbiikin Is
played out" Just then youth began to
perform upon the musical squedupk. The
animal, unused to the noise, darted to one
side aud dashed OFF up the street, while the
disappointed politician gathered himself up
brushed the dust off aud remarked: "DAt''
what makes me always 'spizc mule"
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Gin for Sale.

4 GOOD SECONDHAND GIN, ready for
" use can be had for SO %, by applying
at this office.
May 81, If.
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Vital weakness or depression: A 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 UUNPHREY's Home
eArHEc SPECIFIC, No. p, Il tones up and
inylgorates the system, dlspeis the gloom
and despondeacy, imparts strength and en-
ergy-stops the drain and rejuyenltes the
ontire mAn. Been used twenty years witt
perfect success by thousands Sold BY
dealers. Price, 81 per single vial, OF s. pei
package Of lfvevials and So yial of pow der
send by M all on receipt of prize. - ddress
.HuMriiREy1e HoMe efAfHfd HED4qGSk ca
$50 Broadway, New York. aprA- n-ly
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JACKSON ADVERTISEMENTS.


A DESIR ABLE RESIDENCE, with every
"A thing necessary to comfort and conves
nience. Apply at this office, or to
HARRISON TAYLOR.
May 3, 1S7G-4w
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LlsaEa Lawa-l5 cents At stadeker'a
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CENTENNIAL. NOTES.

The 9. $. Centennial Commission, having
left IL 70 the Orator eomnlissioned 1bSy each
State, TO select the time for the delivery oil
the address setting forth the history, re-
sources, etc, of his State, Gen. a. II. West
Is notified the Commission that he Wal de
liver the address on the State of Mississippi.
on Wednesday, July 18th.
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CLoTHISG Call at ]. Stadeker
Sen and yen will be suit-ed.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-12-09

The assembling OF a stat i"gis atnre under the
pr 'rctlun of tnit-G; StuicS troops Is not pee
IL, Ir 0i Which Americans can Uc lroud.-llimes
No, il is not AN occasion Tor pr,de, but father
on. Tor humiliation aI I, anxiety The appear
unce ot Cuir"G s'aies troops III legislative nails
relninIs us that by such means the Liberties 81
nnr, The outrage j. submitted TO ithuIit protest
the execution viii surely become the rale. amt
h. h.tVouet will max, the law for us. When
Sir J0seph IL. Cho 'tc, the president oil the
Union League Club. Was asked on Tuesday by II
World reporter If there was any authority OF law
for The military interference with the organiza-
lion of the souih Carolina legislature he replied
~ do not know where the troops get the au-
rhoriiv, and do not see how We can have much
state egislai il the army OF e United States
IL to be IN charge vi the legislatures. That i
lust the way II strikes US s.-tsun.
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THE WHISTLE.

ssYou have heard,'' said youth to his sweet
heart, who Stood,
While he sat on a corn-sheaf, at dayllght's de-
cline , .
"You have heard of the Danish boys whistle Of
I wish sha. that Danish boys whistle were
mne.'
"And what would you do with it?-tell me, F"
she said,
While an arnh smile played over her beautiful
~ would blow it, he answered; land then
Would hy to my side. and would here take her
place.
sIs that all you wish 1t for 2-That may be yours
Without any mag ic, - the fair maiden CT led:
"a favor SO slight ones good nature secures
And she playfully seated herself by his side
~ would blow it again. " said the youth. 'anc
the charm
Would work so, that not even Modesty's ch.cl
Would be able to keep from my meek Your tint
She smiled and she laid her fine arm roun'
his neck.
''Yet once more would 1 blow. and the musi
divine
Would bring me the third time an exquisite bliss
You would lay your fair cheek to this brown on
And Your lips, stealing past it, would give m
y KISS"
Tne maiden laughed out in her innocent giee,
:What a fool of yourself with your whistle you''
For only consider, how silly t would be,
To sit there and whistle for-what you migf
RouERT STORY
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CURE FOR FOOT ROT.

Saws the Denver Times: Some eastern >pecn-
lator not long since went through ihe low
lands OF N.rs;s AMI Mlesuur, and bought
all the she that he cUul. llnd afflicted with the
foot rut These were driven ny easy stages
arrDs. The plaius, tahuy nearly two months Tor
lha tr o. .nd by the slme they arrived here were
early cured the dry sand operating 10 eradi-
ca e hv isease. a gentleman Who saw some
oil Ihrin few days ago. saws they are no" per-
| Irctly well, new houf having been formed II
| many cases. lhe profits OF the enterprise were
| quite large, many OF the sheep having been
! bought tor trSm 33c 10 sVS head.
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THE LETTERS At SCHOOL.

One day the letters went to school,
And tried to learn each other;
They got so mixed twas really hard
To pick out one from tother.
A went in first, and went lust;
The rest all were between them
K, u AMI NJ, and \, ., P
wish you could have seen them.
B, C, d. f and j, +, L..
soon jostled we'll their betters;
O. R, 5, IL grieve to Say
We're very naughty letters.
Now, through it all. the Consonants
Were rule-t and uncouthest.
While all the pretty Vowel girls
Were certainly the smoothest-
And simple U kept far from Q,
With face demurc aud mora,
..Becauss," she suii. 1--WE are, We two.
SO apt u start a QUARREL
But spiteful said "PoOh for U!'
w hich male her fee! quite bitter.
And, calling ., l.. + TO nelp,
He really tried to hit her.
Cried A, "now E and C. come here!
Ii both will aid minute,
Good Z will join in making peace,
Or else the mischiei's in 1t. -
And smiling E, the ready sprite,,
Said, "Yes, and count me double. -
This done, sweet peace shone O'.r the scene
Aud gone was all the trouble.
Meanwhile, when U and made up.
the Cons 'nants looked about them,
And kissed the Nowe.s, for, you sec.
They Couldn't do without them
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-12-09

The arrival OF en- grants at New York this
vcar. down 10 the r-i day OF the present month
nuuiuer 62 compared with 81 Dol Tor the s;t!iiy
,criGI l-i5. II - Thought thc total number al
urivGl5 for the year VIII not exceed IO,O q III
:. .!ch ciSr the total viii nave been only Unr-ih u
! ;har q! le1i, which was 40 OH. This Is X
u.lrkIne dcci ca>c in tWn years. Germany
cnj- us now 10y lar the rrclier number OF en!-
grants, the German arrivals this wear hay In-
BEEN Is S3l while Eng land sends I,S0i. and Ire
| q
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AI,ERED j. HALL,

ATE CIRCUIT AND PROSECUTING At
II TORSEY, Will practice In al the courts Oh
.ecord, IN Lafayette county, and In AL the STATE
anu Federal Courts. Criminal law anu colec-
lions u speciality. Refers by permission 70 the
Lexington Savings Bank, Hon. Jonn leu
tee; GOV J. W Stevenson. U. s Senator from
Kentucky; b. K. IrelanL, County Treasurer
VIM. Is. steele, County Llerk. once over ~
E. nelier's Store. JanAo-y
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E j Peck. OF Indianapolis, who died last
week lett $50 UOU ia VIsris SuIns To the elders
nr The St tcnnri Presbyterian cAu:c. Of iudianap-
Ills, lie invested a. permanent iahus, ant,
t.c interest to he applied to various chnrllahie
objects. He ;lsy lett Sis, 900, u the Wabash
CII.y, ,rzIty, Crtwfnrdsv.l!e. Ind. aud $40. eUV
to tlic asylum ior cOiored orphans In lndanap-