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Tie Weekly Clarion
4 NEGRO FARM SONG.


How the rain am come at last,
An de long drOuf time 10 past,
An, de grass am comm fast,
In de shower:
An de mornin'-glor brier,
An the pusley's CROWN higher
Eb'ry hour.
sHoRUs.-Oh. dafkies, mind dis warnin'
You won't hab long to play,
For dem glories in de mornin'
Brings troubles all de day.
Oh. de cabbage laugh to-day.
An de squashes sing and play,
An dem taters grow away
Out de row;
But the cuckleburs am springin',
An de debil's seed am briDgin'
Work and wo'.
Now, darkies, shores you born,
Massa Reuben's early horn
Will call you in dat corn
Wild de pillow;
For de rag weeds am bloomin'
An dem May pops am bloomln'
Tell you now!
oh. de rain-crow call de rain,
For de white folks good and gain,
But de darkies work in pain,
Mo- and mo-;
For de coffee-weed am smilin'
An dat cotton field am spilin'
For de hoe.
Tank de Lord He knows de best,
For the parchin' crop am blest,
Am de darkies hab some rest,
In de shower;
but dat mornin' glory brier,
An dat pusley's growin' higher
Eb'ry hour!
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Tar Water for Insects.

For the last five years have not lost
a cucumber or melon, vine or cabbage
plant. Get barrel, with few gallons
of gas tar in it; pour water on the tar; al
ways have it ready when needed, and
when tie bugs appear give them liber-
al drink of the tar-water from garden
sprinkler, or otherwise, and if the rain
washes it off and they return, repeat the
dose. 1t will also destroy the Colorado
potato beetle, and brighten the old long
potato bug worse than a threshing with
brush. Five years ago this summer,
both kinds appeared on my late potatoes,
and watered with the tar-water. The
next day all Colorados that had not been
we'll protected from the sprinkling were
dead, and the others, though their name
was legion, were all gone, and | have
never seen one of them on the farm since.
l am aware that many will look upon
this with Indifference, because it is so
cheap and simple a remedy. Such
should always feel their own and their
neighbors' bugs, as they frequently do
Chicago Tribune.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

accordance with the terms Of a Deed of
Il Trust made by Patrick Flynn and wife to
the undersigned Trustee, for the benefit Of
Lowry Mills. / will, IN the public square Of
the town of Edwards, in Kinds county, Mis-
sissippl sell for cash, to the highest and best
bidder, at public auction, on
THURSDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF DEoEMBEn, 1877,
The following described real estate, being
house and lot in said town, built and used as
a Restaurant or Boarding House, viz: Lot No.
.. IN square No. !, north of Vicksburg and
MERIDIAN Railroad being thirty feet front,
and running back two hundred feet between
parallel lines. Said lot lies between the lots
in which is the storehouse Of Howell & Harris
and the lot upon which is the store house aud
residence of Mrs. Butler, and opposite to the
residence Of W. g. Harrison, (now the Hsrri-
son House. together with the buildings and
Improvements on said lot. There are certain
membranes ON said property which will be
stated at the sale. Said sale will be made 10
satisfy the Indebtedness secured nv said Deed
of Trust. MARYE D6BNFY
hoV.Zl, 1I-ow. Trustee.
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WinterinE Roses.

Perhaps our plan of wintering roses
may be useful to some other amateur;
had hot bed frame not in use, and af-
ter losing my roses in the house year af-
ter year, l concluded to improvise a
small cold-pit. 1 sank in the ground a
very large dry goods box. Over it I
placed hot bed frame and sash, put the
potted roses in the box, and the thing
was done. As the cold grew intense, /
drew up earth around the sides of the
frame, and covered the sash with an old
piece of carpet, and did not see the roses
until spring, when they were simply wa
tered, the carpet removed, and the
plants left under the sash for two or
three weeks before removing. / have
practised this method for three or four
winters with perfect success. The plants
fairly jump when the sun strikes them in
the spring, and they are in a healthy
growing condition when [ transplant to
the border. l wish now to make per-
manent cold-pit in order to use the hot
bed frame in spring.
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ny VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
ID Chancery Court for the First District Of
Kinds County, Mississippi, made on the lsi
day Of October. 1877, and amended on the 24th
day Of November, 1877, the undersigned, as
Special Commissioner Of said Court, will, on
SATURDAY. THE 5TH Day or JANUARY 1873
At the late residence Of William u. MOscley,
deceased. in said Kinds County, about six
miles from the town Of Clinton and seven
miles from City Of Jackson, in said county,
proceed TO sell for cash. in lots or parcels not
exceeding One Hundred and Sixty (ldOl acres
in any one lot or parcel, the following de-
scribed lands, all of which are situated IN said
Kinds comfy, tO-wit: The southeast quarter
and eighty-two (S2l asres Of the southwest
quarter, lying east Of the G. and M. road, sup
jacksonville, in section one ID, and the north
east quarter Of section twelve (12); all Of the
foregoing lands lying and being in township
six (6) of range one (l) west; also the north
east quarter and eighteen (lS) acres Of the
northeast corner of the northeast quarter Of
the northwest quarter Of section four a.; the
southwest quarter Of section six (6l the north
west quarter Of section seven I'd and the east
half of the southwest quarter Of section six
teen (l6)-ali of said last described portions
of land being in township six (6) Of range one
ID east. All of said lands containing about
nine huadred and eighty (9S0) acres.
Said sale will be made for the purpose OF
dividing the proceeds thereof among the leRa-
tees and devisees provided for in the last will
and testament in writing Of said William ..
Moseley, deceased and said lands are the the
same on which said deceased resided at the
time of his death.
JOHN W. ROBINSON, Comm, &C.
Nov2S'T7-4w
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WGETNE is SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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To Whom il May Concern.

TREASURY OFFICE
JACKSON, MISS, July Is, 1877.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the VIRGINIA
IN FIRE AND MARINE Insurance COMPANY
o. Virginia, have given notice Of intention to
withdraw their deposit Of Ten Thousand DOL
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ry at the expiration Of six months from the
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,-,-- State Treasurer.
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PeachwoOd Nurseries,


(LArE JuDoE CHcUIr CoHr
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
1870 DEARBORN So
Cmchao htn8.
30 Southern Plantations Sold. tI..
OF Title Examinedi Collections promU.I.-.
Notary Public. Ur..
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The 9TH DAY or December, 1877,

HE OTH DAT OF DEUEM Der, IoII,
within legal hours at the front or eastern door
of the City Hall, in Jackson, Miss, proceed
to sell for cash, at public auction, to the high
est bidder, the following described real estate,
being and lying in the county Of Kinds and
SIStS tSe SNSissPP to ot sw Inc W. % o.
" lying North of the Jackson and Clinton
road, and the E1z of NE< and o part of w =
" of NEH, and all that part of SCI Of Section
81, lying north Of the Jackson and Clinton
road and east of the line of land belonging
to A. nj. FOute, all in Township 6, Range I,
East, containing 4O6 acres more or less"
The same will be sold to satisfy the afore-
said decree. interest, commissions and costs
and such title will be conveyed 10 the pur-
chaser as l am authorized 70 convey under
said decree.
A. g. MOORE, Special Com'r
SHELTON SHELTON, Comp'i Soils.
Now '77-5w
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FOB SALE.

A THORoUGH-BRED KENTUCKY JACK
II Gov. SToNEl thoroughly acelimated, and
a sure foal getter. Address
TOM. W. WILKINSON
noT.ts 1I-4wa fernando Miss.
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The Urn DAY OF DEcEMBEn, 1877,

the following tract of land lying in the Coun-
Section II, Township T. Range I, Z; En- Sec
ton II, Township Z, Range l, +. Part OF Sc
o. Section Y, Township Z. Range l, f; 40
100 acres. Part of SWN, Section IL, Town
ship Z, Range !, E. 1913 acres, all Of fraction
al Section 10, Township 7, Range l, e; ali Of
Section IA, Township Z, Range /, Il; together
with all improvements thereon, said property,
or sufhciency thereof to be sold to pay said
trust.
shall only convey such title as is vested in
me as trustee. j. j. GREEN, Trustee.
novel, '77-6w.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

FINDER AND BY VIRTUE of Final De-
" cree Of the Chancery Court for the First
District of Kinds County. Mississippi, made
in the cause of b. 7. s. c. A. Lyon, Surv's Sc
VS.. James H. Bowman, ct uI., No. 3l2, the
undersigned Special Commissioner named in
said decree, will, ON
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ETH MlR
PURuIES TEE BLOOD,
Renoyates and Invigorates tho
Whole System.
ITs MEDICINAL PROPERTIES ARE AlTERa
TIVE, TONIC, SOLVENT an nlBRETIo.


Whole System.
RS MEDICINAL PROPERTIES ARE AlTERk
TIVE, TONIC, SOLVENT AAD DlBREIl0.
vEGETINE is made exclusively from the
juices of carefully selected harks, roots and ..t
efectualy eradicate from the system every faint
Of serofnIn, serofnloua Humer, Tu-
Erys5peIas, sala Rheass. syphiii.ie
Diseasess Casker, Ea.alaee. as the
pure blood. Beinfien. MmGAmmmRaf0Fy and
Ghronic Bheumsafisrms Wemrmlgia, eaome
feetualIy cured through the blood.
as Olssrs ana 81 ne seaass 81 .1s
Rolls. TeISer, 8cald- head and Ring
worm. yEGErINE has never failed TO effect
For Paias i'm che Rack, kidney Oena-
RencosrI@n. arising from Internal n Iaas
ton, and uterine diseases and GeBerml Dee
causes of these complaints 1t invigorates and
strengthens the whole system. acts upon the Sc
alton and regulates tie bowels
For Cntarrh, DysPePsia, Habitat
MossavenaesS' T rI31f 81 ane Aenr3
dsenernI Prosaraefou or the Nervous
system, no medicine has given such per
the blood, cleanses all of the organs, and pos
sesses controlling power over the nervous sys-
The remarkable cures effected by yEGETINE
have induced many physicians and apothecaries
whom we know to prescribe and use 1t in their
In fact. yEGETINE is. the best remedy yet
reliable II LOOD PURIFHER yet placed
before the public.
THE BEST EVIDENCE.
The following letter from Rev. E. S. Best, Pas
tor of NJ. f. Church, Natick, Mass, viii be read
with interest by many physicians. Also, those
suffering from the same disease afflicted the
son of the Rev. E. s. Best. No person can doubt
Il faard ia
curative powers of YEGETINE:
NAreK, Mass. Jau. !. 1874;
sf a bs Se st ts S Of ss
sons life lie seventeen years Of for the
cased b. croious sfecton and reduced that
eSan 1 II & e e give US BUT Se
hope Of his IaySg two Of the number declaring that
puaton could not him he had not ygoT enough to
SEGETN and from that time to the ne has been
thrown away his crtches and and walks about cheer
ws, ' 5nc: s3 T fT se. soSBsnes:
that in little time viii perfectly cured.
but lately but little as he declares that he too well to
'--'-' Respectfully yours. Els BEST, prsr
ALL DISEASES OF THE BLOOD.
If vEGETINE will relieve pain, cleanse, pu-
rify and cure such diseases restoring the patient
to perfect health after trying different physi-
not conclusive proof, il you are sufferer, you
can be cured? Why is this medicine performing
such great cures 1t works i'll the blood, in the
circulating fluid. 1t truly be called the
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER. The great source
of disease originates in the blood and medi-
cine that does act directly upon it, to purify
and renovate, has any just claim upon public at
tention.
Recommend It Heartily,
SoUTH Boston. Feb 2. 1870
Mr. Sir-I have taken several bottles OF
ey for Dyspepsia Kidney Complaint general debility
of the system .
/ can heartily recommend all suffering from the
~ f MRS. MONROE PARKER,
1856 Athens Street.
Prepared by Il. R. STEVENS, Boston, Mass,
MGETNE is SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

FINDER AND BY VIRTUE of Deed Of
" Trust, executed on the 18th day Of De-
cember, 1875, by William G. Crane and Robert
Field to the undersigned, as Trustee, to secure
the ayment of certain promisory note of
said W. c. Crane and Robert Field, payable to
W. ii. Crane, and by him endorsed TO j. g. I.
Green, for the sum Of $780, of even date with
said deed, and due II months after date, ], as
Trustee, will proceed to sell for cash in hand
to the highest bidder, in front Of the State
House, in the city of Jackson, State Of Missis-
sippi, on
, 1877-11-05

ueroen benz leltenen 6ete beipobnen, aud
miro be 30nlstn @ictoria BON Gnglano oa3i
ertpartet.
- DIR &iftner in @ien lift nit Der gu
fon1ne buuq zines y6iharbgBa9ner Vert
c, us" beifdftlQt. Oafielbe fol- elnen boil
ff6ubt len Gatalog BET 8agner1hen @oulpo'
i~itiouen uno Die perihleoenen Nuslaiupger
Der Yr.lie iiber ben @onlpont1ten nro letrle
Werfe entbalten.
- @tue 5elearopben Station 1T in Sizes:
Dor in Der ytdhe beS yforocaps IN Norlue9er
err ,btet rporoen. sic ltegt unter Dem 71120
n6roltter Sreite uno lit Die i0rolttlte Stas
ton Der ganaen @elt.
- Die STRIDE in 0lpes In Der Normanbie,
in Der Wtlbelm Der @roberer nocb FIN @ebei
perrl1tete, ebe er iih nah G1l9lano etrls
i1tffte, ltebt nod iebt uno 1861 errtd)tete
VI. De Gaur1ont, eth retder ytorrlane, elnf
@eoenfI dnle 9enan anf benz Ylase, polelbli
ole Jtormaniihe Nrnlee tnlptctrt muroe. Stz
pes mar friber Elm lpiftl9er 9afenplat.
: Sn BERTH neruriahte neuli6 etne De-
pefhe beS Snhalts: vGaareptth 1T bet
Siela eefau9en" cine B0rienpanlf. Spdter
it Ute es itd) beraus, bab Dfoies Iron G,are'
mltt, ein "lrmeelieleraut ben Saat So3nfs In
Die Sdloe gefauen mar.
Ser Sobn beS ganfprGfibenten bon
Q0iefe in Sau SrauciSco bewarb iih UNI elm
Fri. Yrice III San Sole, Californian. @r
iaete ben @ltern bes Wdbdens, er NJ roe iid
umbrin9en, wenn t%aiielbe ieine 9anb ans
iNla9e. Oas Dtaohen ladte, unb cine Wftz
mute ipdter lag er iterbeno gu ibren SiBen.
@r bate iid, in'S Ser5 9eihofen.
- Mmerifa miro balo oa8 Slid baben,
eiue 9ans ueue Irt BON @inmanoerern be9rii.
gen al %oiirfen. IS ftno Sulgaren unb Ger
ben, meld,e ibre Seimatb oeS &rie9es ipegen
perlaien, Inn ~ienieitS bes Oceans eile before
petmatb auf3uluhel. Sic 2eue ftno 5ume,ft
rett woblhabeno. Quh 8ufien wanoern
maiIenhait nab Imerifa aus.
= Mtan bat berebnet, bab oie SurgerS-
"o'b in Snoi'n Der brittihstnotlden Hegie@
ra I nit Nusihlub beS 8erluites on Steuern
I'M anberer inoireften Serluite Is U~filionen
piauo Sterlins ODER etlpa rs Diilionen Dol
lars folten miro.
unter BEN SO + n, 0 II n. Serr 9.
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boten uno bes 9efa Boten nnb WeltzVpten
,u Nuentomu, 1T inter bic Mormonen sesan'
gen. 9as beibt, err bat eine &eiie nah Der
SalIeefaot genaht, miro ieboh nlht bort
bIelbeu. Son Der @r0be unb 6ruttbarfeit
Der Wiilfouri, Blatte, @lfhorn nnb Vob9epool
ACKNOWLEDGMENT if ct NIT @ritauren erfiiut,
aber Die ~jenieits Hebrasfa be9innenbe rarobP
amerifaniihe 8iiite", meint ct, miiife @ott
i'm s3orn sematt baben.
, 1877-11-05

felt idwans er iid aus benz Wasen unS
iprans gu 8open.
r6dbrit ben 9errn auf's SblpB,
SanpcS ipannlt aus Oben uno bedit Die
9feroe bibid gu, bdltit aud bic Stall
tbiir gut perldlo6en," ipra6 er gum Suit
ider, oann wancte er iih gu Gamil.-
rS6 tomme balo nab. Serr Sdbrinz
gen, ib babe bier nod cine Yatientin,
mad nel6er i'd ausidauen wia,-b'blt's
@Ott 10 lanse!"
Sic waren an einem einseln itebenoen
gr5beren 9auie ansefOmmen; nit elmer
!9anoi6mentung peridwano Der Doctor
unter Der Sblr pe6elben, mdbreno bic
Yferoe pieoer anspaen. Steil sing's
berean iebt, smilden Selstlden uno
Sannen. Sie Some trat beraus uno
Gberspb bic s~rpbartige Scenerie nit ibz
rem marlnen Shimmer unb in ibren
Stablen ersldn3te freunolid S6lpb GEES
ned, oes alte &aiten, mie Der Doctor ii6
ausorifte.
Sic tamen an einem alien pernitterz
ten Warttburm ppriber. an pieien i6lob
iib cine Mauer ppn Seloiteinen, oann
bog Der 8eg in einem redten @infel
beinabe Inn bic Gde, in cine &altanienz
QQee binein.
Bortietung folgt.)
, 1877-11-05
Muter'S Xtaups.

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3.pt26a
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, 1877-11-05
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Nmerifaniiden Niteratur 0at ais Sorlpurf einen De,
a%euItano, mel1sr oas lociale Seben unleres %eeiammten
0oltes beribrt unb aiebt einen lHredllben neberblid
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caneen. 9Dir lino entlhlonen, oas BUD III ieoer 81
Mile oes Hanoes ein3ufhpren uno %oIIerlren mob ns
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Wasnten uno Ihidtn gratis auf Ysrlansen Beoinsun.
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, 1877-11-05

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Great Atlantic and Pacific
TEA Co.,
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Dies 1T cine Organization BON &apitalilten uml
2hte gu importlren uuo gu oertbeilen
nit eInem tleinen Uewlnn, Der Dem Gonlumenten alien
6epinn Der SpilhenbGnbler eripart. 9Dir controliren
eineIl 8roBen 5betl Der beiten 3beeIorten. lpelbe mad
bielem Ganpe tolnmen uno Die nur BON uns Ielblt Der.
fault lperoer. Terlonem, welds Don enoeren bGnbletn
bGuler IN CHINA uno Sapan baben Die belten faeilit1.
ten aur Nusipabl, mas uns 9roBe Wortbelle 9epGbrt.
Mir baben gum Yertauf unierer 2beeiortsn " aien
6aupttaoten Der Vereini9ten Staten Stores etablirt
2Dir 9eben umleren &unoen elm
SctDneS Sell Ebrpmp.
.9enomnen pou ben metropolitan 9Berten amerifani.
l9er uno fremoer &lnltler), pelbes. msnn in e,nem
Siloerlaoen8 etauft, mebr tOHen miiroe ais Der pre,s
hes lbees betra8t DMle Gbromos limb elm Welatni
fur uniere Runben.
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No. sG sStraBe. 0de Smsitsn ano Coates strabs
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