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state Medical Association.
{ REPoRTED FOR THE CLARION. /

The State Medical Association held it,
tenth annual session at Grenada last week.
commencing on Wednesday. 4th.
DR.. z. J. Mccormick, the President, call
ed the Association to order and the meeting
was opened with prayer ly Rev. 5. d.
Green.
Dr.. W. Hall, Chairman of the Com
mittee of Arrangements, rendered, in be-
half Of the Grenada Medical Association, a
cordial welcome to the delegates. The
Mayor of Of the city, Hon. John J.. Milton,
also welcomed the delegates to the hospi
talities of the good people of Grenada. In
the course OF his remarks he paid eloquent
tribute to the medical profession.
The President delivered the annual ad-
dress
Drs. Vaughn, Dancy and Booth were APP
pointed Committee on Credentials.
The roI being called, the following mem
bers answered to their names Drs. ARMS
teld, Brownrigg, VIM. 7. B'lfour, j.,
Booth, Compton, Graft, DIncy, HUI, +. w
Hughes, Hyer, j. q. Hall, w. w. Hall,
Writ Johnston. Kittrell. ID. a. Kinchloe, Jr.,
Mayes, Mccormick, G. c. McCallum, Nc
McSwinc, Powell Rice Smythe, Taylor,
Vaughan, Whitehead and Wright.
The following new members were regis
tered: Drs. J. w. Holman, David IL. FUR
ner, A. l. Ellis, T. II. Trotter, j. E. Halbert,
w. W Hart, Robert Smith, w. F. Gresh-
am, A. NJ. West, T ). Wilburn, l.. G.
Lee, G.. w Vasscr, ID. II. Quin, J. d. Tai
| bert, T. c. Bryan, w F. Barksdale, c. j. +
| Merriwether, j. ). Houston. 5. l.. Wynne
| p. +. FitzGerald, Lea Williamson, IL. p
| Perkins. j. L. Evans, &. G. Ewing, y. G
| Carter. T. IL. Gordon, A. j. Pulliam, K. w
Rowland, ". II. Baird.
| Tne Committee GA Credentials reported
the following delegates from suGordinatt
| Ass ociations:
Grenada Medical Association-Drs. r 5
Rmggc!a, I. r. Trotter, A. j. Pullam.
| Summit Medical Association-Dr d. II
| Quinn.
| The Committee on Publication submitted
a report.
| The Executive Conmittee, DR.. j. NJ. Tay-
lor, Chairman, reported the passage of al
| Act by the Legislature creating State
4 Board of Health.
| DR.. Compton, in an able address, urget
the i'm Importance of organizing a State Boaro
of Health Interesting remarks were made
on same subject by Drs. Hill, Taylor, Smyth'
and Vaughan. A Committee was then APP
pointed to select twelve names to be nomin
ated to the Governor for Sanitary Commits
| sioners.
The reports of Committees on Specia
| Topics being called for, reports were made
| Ga Puerpcral tever--By DR.. 5. V. d
| Hill.
NJ S,Nt,i TOr
| W. Hall
At the night session. DIR. b. +, kittrell
| delivered an interesting address to larg
and appreciative audience of ladies and gen
tlemen.
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NAsHINoroN Ap-i 7.-rEer- is yer, go d
r-a--ss' :" eI-s r. tbs A.. " "a session VI :
he f-ail- 81 for tIse l4rI. or 18th OF MAY. a.
sfea Of tie 9Th or June.
BaoNvIL'.E. Mo, Apri 6-Joseph Wynn.
bright s"tI. II years al OF John " tnn,
popular and an Old conductor ou tie Nj +.
souri, Pa"iffc raiiraai. wa ruI ever by a
cansti uction train ght- eyeuin between
Verm"at. il this county. AMI Tipto., aud
killed Instantly.
MUsGoGEE, l. I Detective X e e, OF En-
por 4, b ans -. arrived here This afternoon.
in ch trgs- of the h-s<-r, ar B al, + family
re = n y ar est u in Arkan~a> THrv we
three lay on III read through the Ia1iau
Territory, AID reached this ONT or the Way
In h mas bat twO hours i'm advance OF the
L = Deluty Marshal.
LITTLR RoCk.--A special to the Gazette,
from Alma CrA~ ford County, gives the la
test II Regard tn tie b nder family. George
heai, aud family, supposed TO be the orig
inal family of Berders of mur1eI Gus fame
IN Kansas, were arrested here to- day by
.nSas dete Give who have been shadowing
the kcaior family Tor quite a time, and are
conf lent that they have captured the right
parties. The detectives have been for some
time past working as farm laborers in This
county. quietly wstching the movements Of
their quarry, upon whom they sprang the
trap 10 day.
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we're re 7ues.e to write eoncisely. and leg
bly,. writing only on ofs+ 81 Of tie PIPER,
tary by the 1t Of No. ember.
On motion If Dr.. Taylor. DR.. Compto
was appointed committee OF one on ly-
laws. with in-tTu 4 onz 10 rsport at the
next meeting
On motion the thanks orthe Board we're
rendered The Sttt Librarian for courtesy
in giving the use of the hall.
On Orion The CLARION and o-heT pa
pers rou bout the state were requested TO
publish tie pro ceiling. OF the IA citing.
The Eoard a jssrrEed meet II Jackson,
on III. 81 wednesday in January, A. D.
1873
WRIT JOHNSTON Sec'y
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Sale Of Lands.

QY VIRTUE Of decree of the Chancery
- Court for the First District of Kinds
county. Mississippi. made on the 4th day OF
april 1915, the UNDERSIGNED, as Administra-
trix, &C.. of William W. Dnnton, deceased,
viii, on Monday, the 14th day of MAY 1877
proceed to sell. for cash, TO the highest bidder
at public auction, between the hours of IL
Q cl9ck 4. n, and o'clpsk F.. n, in front Of the
PostoHice, in the Town of Clinton, in said
Kinds county, in lots not exceeding one hum
dred and sixty tl60) acres in any one lot all
OF the right and title Of which SAID deceased
was seized and possessed the time of his
death o., in, and to the following portions of
lands, all of which are situated in said Kinds
county, and near the town of Clinton, to-wit:
~ of VIZ OF NW54 of Section 81, Township
2, of Range !, West, and all that DC rticn Of the
Etz of said 'AW1<, which lies north of the
Raymond road, and containing about 10 acres;
also all the Z Il of the NE4 of Section SO, In
township q, Range :, West, except 20 acres
on the west side thereof conveyed to John
Lusk; also 36-i00 acres of the VIZ of
wv of Section 81, Township g. Range i.
West, conveyed to said w. W. Dunton, on the
9TH day of July, 1859; also that portion of the
q of the SEA of Section ., Township 6.
Range /, west that lies on the line of the
Nlcksburg and Meridian Railroad containing
about 493z acres, but subject to q deduction, Of
10 acres; conveyed BY Said v. W, punton to
10 Hollyi als6 about ! ID acres in Section l9.
Township O. Range /, west, which was con.
reyed to said v. W. Dunton, by The Southern
nallroad Company: also, about 25 q acres in
the E1z of the SCI of Section Is, Township b
Ws1S gss ghl aaas seoaseyea 70 said
Lots No. IS and No. 112 on the man. or MAJ 81
sald Town of Clinton. For a more full des-
scriptton Of all of said lands reference il here
Dy male 20 said decree for such sale. which "A
As'' referred to as part q s. IF g eGIIfs
aprill1, '77-zw.
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The Troops are Removed.
Grand Rally Of the Nichols
Party In New Orleans.
The Voice Of the People.
Extract Of "a Resolution Adopted
az "a Mass Meeting april aIh.

ReS0lre I, That with the conviction that no
calamity can possibly befall us comparable
to the ruin and disgrace of longer subsection
to usurpatiOn, we invoke the cOnsiderate
resolve, which we here solennly declare
never to submit to the pretended Packard
government; never to pay it dollar of
taxes; never to acknowledge its authority,
but TO resist at every Point and in every
it may make upon the obedience of the cit-
zen shall be enforced only by a present
physical power which we are incapable of
resisting; we appeal to the President to
stand firm to the just and constitu' ional
policy of non-inter ference, and we appeal
to the people of the United States to sus-
tain and encourage, and, if need be, by the
mighty power of public opinion, to enforce
the adoption of that policy.
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SECOND DAY.

Additional delegates registered aS fol-
lows: DrS. r. 5. Toombs, d. a. Kinchloe, j.
w. Gray. Frank Ferrell J. I. Parker. New
memb beers admitted: Drs B. f. Ward, G. w
Trimble, A. NJ. Brown. R. S. Ringgold, j. l..
Mclean, John Tackett, B. A. Shepherd, j
w. Young, T. w. Tulltlove, A. j. Sander
son. w. NJ, Woods, T. P. Lockwood
DR.. Hart gave detailed history of sew
eral cases OF lithotomy.
Dr.. Rice reported several cases of vesico-
vaginal ffstuiA.
DR.. Booth reported case Of caulifiower
excresence of the Slanis penis, exhibiting
the specimen. He also reported an interest
ing case of wound of the oxillary artery.
] p. Mccormick discussed Rheumatism
and DR.. c. A. Rice discussed Reconstruction
from Death by Chloroform
The committee to select members of State
Board of Health reported as foloEs-two
for each Congressional district; Drs. }. NJ
TAYLOR. A. G.. Smythe, 7. d. Isom, John
Wright E. w. Hughes, s v d. Hill, G. B.
Galloway, p. J. Mccormick, Robert kells-
c. A. Rice. +. G. Wharton, P. F. White
head.
DR.. Rice presented paper OF Or. Fl. G.
McLaQrln on case o. Sc1FlaJitld SnSAuOS
treated with sui pho -carbolate of sodium.
DR. Hill reported the case of a child that
recovered after swallowing large quantity
Of broken glass and other sG distances.
DR.. Booth introduced the subject of Sui
phate of CinchOnidia, which was discussed
by himself and Drs. Meriweather, Quin,
Graft, j. w. Hall, Hill, Gray and Hyer.
Committees were appointed as follows:
Selection of Special Medical Topics-Drs-
Vaughan. Mayes and Turner.
To nominate Delegates to American Med
zeal AssociatiOn--Dre. Taylor, Trotter, Hal
bert, Booth and Graft.
On Publication -Kells. Craft, Bailey,
Johnston.
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Notice Of insolvency.

NNHE ESTATE OF WILLIAM D. DUNTON.
i deceased, having, on the 4th day of April
loi', oeen declared inSolvent ny the Chancery
Mississippi, notice is hereby given to the
creditors of said deceased to come forward and
have their claims probated and registered in
the Register kept by the Clerk of said Court
within three months from the 18th day Of April
1877, or that they shall be forever barred
HARRIEr J. SHIRLEY,
Admx. SC, of W. w. Dunton, Decd
april IL. i77--4w
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cial 10 The webbing Herald ]

Special to the Vicksburg Herald
MERIDIAN. Al ril "a collision between
two passenger trains occurred yesterday
Sunday Iosu at Alpine. on the Selma,
Rome and Dalton Railroad. killing the en-
giutcr, j lex Leutorn, aud c plored fireman
Ro.h cngiues were badly Damaged. No
turther particulars. \ bridge near Marion
junction. on the Alabama Central road,
atd Eiree small tre>ties tear 1ork, on Ala
hamA and Ch1ttanooga- were washed away
: tturtlay night. No tr.iirs Yesterday or to-
DAY; VIII lTobably be ali right tomorrow
III.
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VA REEEH.

PALMEE-Ff EEMAN-At Saint Andrews
Church, in this city, on Thursday night,
Apri 9th, 1877, by the RI. Rev. Bishop w
NJ. Green, Miss MARY BELLE FREEMAN. OF
Jackson, daughter or Gen. John ID. frce-
mau,) aud In. THos. DADE PALMER, of
Meudon, Mo, formerly of this city.
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MADAM FARLEY Is expected to arrive
In Jackson on or about Thursday, 10 h int.
We hope to be able, in our X issue, 10
give particulars OF what she proposes to dc
during her visit. She has created Il decid ed
sensation in 9th, places
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RoBGSsoS & STEVENS.

EAueoAp AcCDENT.-The heavy
lam Of saturday night so damaged the
iajrro.d track between Terry and Crystal
Springs a, 70 result in the throwing ozone OF
che -le,pers of ;he train, due here on sun
dag morning, down az embankment. Judge
E. ". Cabaniss. of Clinton, and W. ). Bell,
ESQ. of Trenton, Smith county, wee the
sole occupants Of tie car. Judge Cabanlss
was severely wounded in head, face ant
hands, and Mr.. Bell had his jaw broken in
tWu places
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ROBINSON & STEVENS.

HE JUVENILE CONCERT, ut the resi-
oenee Of Mr. Charles l.. CASTOR, last Mon
uay night, was one OF the most delightful
entertainments of the season. Considering
Tue very limited notice given of the time
ana nature of the entertainment, there was
very good audience, and we are sure that
90 audience was eyer better pleased. Little
'ihmy Galcerln, who is rot six yet years of
age astonished all who had not before
He@fd him. He is musical progidy. His
singing Of Father, pray with me tonight,
vas worth going a long distance to hear
Little Harriet CASTOR performed on the
piano Ia q style that would have done
e, ' to an expert. "Tippy-Dickey" and
Sfother" Willie. and indeed all who par
uclpated, deserve separate mention. The
= SUheert was projected by Mrs. Lowd and
GastouR who certainly are entitled 10
Neuit for this method of improving the
Of dung people. of edifying the old ones, ana
W. 1hlslpg funds for praiseworthy OBJECT;
n nope the concert will be repeated anu
hoi s Sale place that will be large enough 70
tsn .d the crowd that we are sure would at
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SOUTHERN SHAVING SALOON.


OWpAIOI SIFeeLs d AcksOm, VI IsN.
JACOB WONDERS respectfully notifies his
= cGstoLaeTs and friends, that he has removed
from Pearl street, TO the Kells'- Building, on
Capitol street, few doors from CLARION ofu-
ce, which has been furnished with all the an
planes of q first class RARBER SHOP He
Will keep a sufficient force OF good w0rkmen,
and Fill1do his utmost to give satisfaction IN
Shaving, Hair-Cutting and sn.ampoOning.
Jackson Dee q r13m
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LErHIA WATEk.-We invite the at
tention of such a. may con EN- l.Iate tealth-
seeking to" this II inner tu the announce
ment II another column of the Bufftlo
Lithia SPRING, Virginia.
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Tribute OF Respect.
HALL or JACKSON HIBKRNIAN NJ. A.

HALL or JACKSON HIBERNIAN NJ. A.
ASSOCIATION April b. Isl
The Committee appointed to prepare
suitable expression relative TO the death OF
our late friend and associate, JERRE O'SUL-
LIyAN. beg leave 10 report, that
WHEREAS. II has pleased our Heavenly
Father 10 again invade the circle of orr
Association, and To take from eur II id I
one OF our most Jealous and esteemed mem
bers. be ii Therefore
Rsso{ued, That whilst we bow in humble
submission to this dispensaAon of an All
wise Providence, aGd are admoIi~hei there
by that one by one are the ties that bind u
to this life severed. Yet it Is at least a sad
pleasure TO bear testimony To the memory
and worth of one who endeared himself TO
/ 0 by his many oble and generous qualities
al he al and heart. A one OF the founders
of our Association. tor time It's efficient
President. aud always a devote member,
his zeal for its success was constant and true
aS was his love for his native land. Com
ing tn jackson in early youth he reS'deft
among us for more than thirty years. lie
enjoyed the = Oh will OF all. cut we " ho
perhaps knew t'im best, ventur" t. say THAI
our mother earth never received TO her
bosom Il heart more honest, more gener 'uS
and true. He was naturally endowed
With fiue intellectual qualities and III
the mechanic arts he diSp aE,d ge-
riuS that olly Jailed to achieve success
from a lack of Ntcadines, of purp"-e in
any of the many honorable pursuits
in which he labored. S.yrral u-etu iuNen-
lions are either patented in his name, OF
owe their existence To his suEg, stions and
assistance Ii he did not receive, and il his
family do not enjoy, III. pecuniary rewards
that should cnure to genius aud Skill IL Is
bu just TO his memory to note that he c, II
tributed somcIDing to the age in which he
lived.
Resotued, That we tender To his bereaved
family our sincere sympathy III the irrepar-
able loss which they have sustained. May
the God Shepherd temper the winds to the
shorn lambs, and protect and guide them
through the storms and adversiCies of this
life to that
-'world above,
Where parting is unknown,
That long eternity ofloVe,"
Where sickness and sorrow, pain and
death. are felt and feared no more
Resolved That this tribute OF alice tomato
regard be suitably engrossed by the Secre-
tary and furnished, under seal of the A>sO-
citation, to the bereaved family, that the
same be entered upon the minutes, and that
the city papers be requested to publish the
same.
Resolred, As 4 further token of respect.
that the Association banner be appropri-
atelv drapel-for the next sixty days.
(SigneG) JOHN MCGILL,
JOHN MCDONALD,
NJ. MCLAUGHLIN,
Committee.
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CoLEs CIRCUS was the great event of
yesterday, The snow was well advertised,
and consequently great crowds were on
hand 70 patronize it. The show came "a
near exhibiting and performing every thing
on thu bills a anything that has ever Jack
son. The lnenagerie department was frs
Class. the arena performance was spleuli',
the clowns the best fools We have YET seen,
the ladies We're good looking, AMI alto eether
the circus came fully up to high wrought
expectation. the admission fee + just one
half what i charged by 9th er shows not
one-half az good
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no HAETEa's IEoN Tonic is adapted
~ ..r.Im.-anccs and situations. requires
...sr. 1T diet, particular regimen, or
-...rtfr-t taking cold
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ROBINSON q STEVENS.

ST. ANDREWS CHURCH.-The follow
ing gentlemen were elected as the Nestry
and Officers Of this church, 1t meeting OF
'he congregation held on Monday, ID inst:
FEsrRY-Dr L. J. Mitchell, Jno. w. Rob
lason, A. Virdeu, NJ. Green, Z. 2. Bailey, g.
d. NidwAy. u. Z. Porter.
uFFIcERs-D. Z. Porter, Senior Warden
g D Subway, Junior Warden; NJ, Green
Secretary; 5. +. Virden, Treasurer.
The church will be opened every sunday
morning for service. When clergyman
cannot be obtained the services will be con
Quoted by a layman until Rector is en-
gagged
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MILLINERY OPENING To MORROW
Miss Tully announces grand opening OF
millinery goods to-Inorrow. The ladies are
invited To call
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OBSTINATE minds must surrender and
admit that the wonder cures o. cough
colds aua Bronchitis effected by DR.. j. II.
NgLcau's Cough and Lung Healing Glob-
u.,> This new way, new principle, pro-
4oclog ga-, going direct to the affected
pJns, /, ,5e only remedy. Trial Boxes Poo.
hy majl. Dr. J. II Mclean, 81 Che-nut st.
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SPRING DRESS GooDs.-We have by
eSpTees the following fashionable lines OF
Dress Goods: Five pieces Black Iron Frame
"FeaadiuS. genuine and not shoddY. at soc !;
I'VE pieces Back Iron Frame Grenodine.
extra, ae zoe TO 81 Is; five pieces Mexicaine,
Va black and stone. the haadsomest thing in
me market at 75c to SI.25; three pieces
french silk Poplin, pure silk and light
weight, beautiful for summer, at SOC; ten
pieces silk Line Grenadines. at Zoe; SIX
pieces Black Gros Grain Silk, real "Guinet.'
Naehemire de Lyon in assorted values,
we handsom est silk imported. In addition
. The foregoing, we are receiving daily
fashionable additions to our stock from
New York.
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,rrss ~HoE5.-We are now full up
..ua.ete III Ladies aud Children'-
.-fn. aid 81, le- and prices.
Rob ,NsoN Il STEVENS
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Experienced workmen. fast presses and new
type, enable as to compete with Eastern es-
Adjustments in style and price. Send your
order to POWER & BARKSDALE, !.
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our esteemed friend and brother of
tequI.L j.. T. Cooper, Esq, OF the Brock =
haven Comet, paid Us with visit a few
.4y-ago ga route to Meridian. We are
glad TO hear good reports of the Comets
prospects. In southwest Mississippi,
topper can say with McGregor that his
DO, IS on his native heath.
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JUST in by express, 5 pes Lace Nets
Cor oYer-suits in beautiful designs at Sl0O
90 $l.25 w{tH Uongroise Lace to match. 90
pcs Linen Lawn in great variety ana in new
solid patterns with Torchan Lace to trim.
% pes Flemish Linen Lawn and colored
Embroidery TO Trim. Only inspect.
ROBINSON q STEVENS.
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HAMBURG EMBRoIDERY.-Our dis
play a embroidery, including Jaconet
Swiss Natn-8ok and Linen is, withou'
dau9-, the haudsGsacst in the city. We
hl,, no less than ! eco duaeren, patterns at
prize. rau@iug from Sc to $500. Please give
as "l,4,! "
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LooK out for Madam farley.

1t Is fact that Mad IN J 4rl-y is com
ing.
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Where parting is unknown,
That lone eternity of love-
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Opening.

NTISS S. FULLY respectfully invites the
vi attention OF the Ladies of Jackson and
country to her handsome opening of MILLIN-
cry GOODS on Thursday, April 18th, on
State Street. next door to II. Z. Szer's.
april / Tiff.
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Tue Second Union Prayer Meeting
ga, neId last Sabbath afternoon, with a
aaeu larger Attendance and increased in
trc-r The meetings are continued from
.lr,e % four O'Clock, and will be held at the
Methodist Church until further notice. All
az, cordially invited to attend these meet
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Grant at GaIena.
Resolutions Of the New York
Methodist Conference.

RoUNDoUr. Y. Y, April 9.--The New
York Methodist Conference to-day, adopted
the following resolution I'd
While under order ordinary circumstances
we should decline to discuss the political
affairs of the n alton, We deeu that the
present cXigeneies call for an expression
Of confidence in upright intentions and
statesmanlike purpose of President Hayes,
firmly believing that The policy thus far
adopted OF Cancellation toward those form
erly in bondage cannot fail to advance the
welfare of the Nation and the interests of
Gods Kingdom.
The Troops are Removed.
COLUMBIA, S. c. April l0.-Ihe United
States Troops moved OUT OF the STATE house
at noon to day.
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LATEST NEWS.
COIIisiOn cd Ghe selma and Dalton
Railroad.

r. 4simecr aud Fireman EGilled.--
Hi Locomotives BADLY Dam-
aged.
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REFRIGERATORS

UNO KEEP YOUR MILK AND BUTTER
i Cool in Summer, and CEDAR CHESTS
to keep the Moths from your Winter Clothing,
and many useful articles at
BoTToM FIGURES AT
april u, '97--4w. " W, HIIIARTS.
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-reIxG CALrco.-We have just in
.a4y 01J pes. beautiful Spriug Prints
rH45.e brands only. Special terms to
. ,r..I..
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The Clerks SOlI-Nine Contested
Seats.

SPdAAA.
Clerk Adams's roll of the House at pres
ent shows nine seats held open for contest,
viz: Louisiana 2, Florida ., Missouri 2
South Carolina l, Colorodo l. California /.
Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL. April 8. Noon.-Cotton quiet
and weak; Middling Uplands, 63-l6d., Mid
ding Orleans lied: sales 5000; specula-
ton and export, 1000. No receipts
\ SOudherner 10 he Appointed TO
the Supreme Bench.
WASHINGTON, April 9-The President
has indicated his purpose of appointing
some one from the South to the vacant Su-
prene Court judgeship. At present the
South has none on the bench.