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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-01-24
VIA e Esa SEQ.

LEwIs-JoNEs-On the evening Of the Sd
of January, 1877, by Elder Jesse Woodall, at
his own residence, Mr.. DAVID LEWIS and
Nj MOILIE f JONES, both OF Kinds
county, Miss.
MCG0wEN-LowE-A the residence of
Mrs. A!len,'t brides aunt. on the 4th day
ot January, 1877. hv Elder jesse WoOdall,
Mr.. WILEY ID. MCGowKN and Miss NJ. c.
Lowe, both of Kinds county, Miss,
DEAL-SHAw-By Elder Jesse Woohall,
on the evening of the 4th OF January, 1877,
ar the residence of the brides father, Mr..
Jacob Shaw, Mr.. JOSEPH Ii. DEAL AMI Miss
Matte SHAW, all of Kinds C unity, Miss.
HoLMEs-BALL-At the residence OF the
brides father, January 18th, at l O'Clock
NJ by Rev. &. b. Galloway, MIR. II. r
HOLMES adj Miss MARY c. BALL, all of
binds county, Miss.
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b Mr L-I2b; A JOINT res lus Io1 in re-
laliom U hnIding Office: referred.
THE FOLLOWING PASSED.


Fnr reli.f Of A. J. Ramsey of Harrison
c.unty ana for { e relief OF Cn'ver. Ptge,
Hayn- II Co, ~ 4 anne n9meats; II. B. re-
ported By NJ. Ds.rsOa. c'taifgn a. Co REIN
i'B~se The VI arsial! eoaHty; in he casts OF ..
Certain ea-' was referre 70 the Committee
OF tae Wa,le
BY Il Carter: T3 require the di-triau
ton OF the lGta section fand Of Holmes
c.: pa-se6.
BY M Meade: To prohibit retailing at
Hfrrisvillp. simpson cuuats +; referred.
Mr. Sight ctli-i 10 the bill TO incorDor-
a'e Blue Mountain Female College, and it
passed
The House concnrr,d IN the Senate
ame sdmeut to the bill amending the act re-
quicing Union county 10 pay to Lee county
certain selio, d funds
Recess until 81 o'clock.
AFTERHoos SESSION.
House met at 3 30 P NJ.
Tue House went iuto a Committee of the
Whole Mr.. benson in the Chair for The
consideration OF the bill for the relief ni
Culver. Page, Hoyne K Co., and to REIN
5urse M1r...9I county for costs in certain
cases. The committee recommended their
pa -sage, and the first passed, yeas IS. nay
Messr.. Boyd, b ri. OF Ltwrence, johnson,
of Winston, MelaufIr, OF Smith. New hOT-
ter and Wattin--6; and TIE second bill
passed, yeas So, nays, Nes-rs- Boyd Bird, at
Lawrence johnson, Of Winston. McLaurin.
of Smith. McWhorter aud Watkins
IL Is IL aHeHu Llt acb pioNtuli0 AbF lie
security Of the sixteenth section school
fund in certain counties: passed three mi
nor bills were killed; III. B. To amend the
school laws; several amendments adopted
and tile bill passed.
APPoRTIoNMENT.
Mr.. Bell, chairman, reported II. j. r..
an amendment to the Constitu-
ton in relation to a new appOrtiOnment
with a substitute for this. Mr. Reynolds
offered al amendment which would limit
tre mem hersIip OF the House should it no
be more than one hundred. Mr.. Amacker
moved t. rable-yeas 30 nays 49, Mr. Tur-
ley moved 70 amend 20 as to allow one Rep
resent tive u each city of over 800 inAab
ilauts. Mr.. Tis0H moved to indefinitely |
post panc the resolution and amendments;
lost. Mr. Hudson moved TO table the |
amendment; carried. Mr.. Reynolds novel (
to amend - as 70 regulate the representa-
ton on the basis OF 100 members of the
House. Mr.. Tucker moved to amend so a. |
to strike oft tire PROVISION requiring each |
ronntv TO have one member; tabled and |
Mr.. Reynolds amendment was adopted. I
Mr.. Yelowlcy novel TO reconsider the
vote adopting the amendment; lost, and |
pending the question the House adjourned.
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Hausboro Democrat.
We are pleased to be able to announce
that our Coast will be honored by the
residence, for a time, of Mr.. Jefferson
Davis, who has yielded to the solicita-
tons of his friends and agreed to under
take the writing of the "reminiscences of
his Public Career. This work, so impor-
tant to the truth of history, to the honor of
the whole country and to that of the
distinguished gentlemen himself, neces-
states a quiet retreat and pleasant,
tranquil surroundings, as well as con
venient access to the noisy world outside
all these advantages, as well as health
and a charming climate and the society
of agreeable and devoted friends, Mr..
Davis finds here.
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SUPREME COURT OF MISSISSIPPI.
On Monday, January %, judgments in
the following cases were affirmed by the
Supreme Court:

On Monday, January %, judgments in
the following cases were affirmed by the
supreme Court:
2u7-Whltc vs.. White.
2277-S- 9-S0-Howe ". the State.
2l77-Snodgrass vs.. Butler.
1605-Walker ct al vs.. the State, use, etc.
2255-Cain vs.. Simpson.
23l3-Fortenbury v. the State.
2o34-Mayor OF Saltillo vs.. Hildeberry.
2252-Ervin vs.. T & l.. Whorley.
2l6U--Partee VS.. Matthews.
22SS-Tatum vs.. Preston.
2I22-Puliam VS.. Dulaay, with 60 days to
answer.
2I94-Cummings vs.. State.
l9IO--MoSk vs.. Mosely.
22S5--Yatts vs.. Vance.
The following judgments were reversed,
and causes remanded:
ls76-Co- operative Life Association, VS..
Lefiore.
23I5--Usrdy VS.. Mcclellan.
l5l3-Moore VS.. Lackey.
2O56-Turner vs.. ThrOmer.
2l2S-Helm, agent, VS., Hughes.
2l25--Co-o operative Life Insurance Co. Us
McCopnico.
22S6-Alexander vs.. Parker.
227I--Champ lin vs.. Mcleod.
2O62-Mitchell vs.. Solomon.
I9l7--Randle VS. Richardson.
209S--Penry vs.. Holburg; reversed and
bill dismissed.
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AYERS AMERICAN ALMANAC Is now ready
for delivery by the druggists, and we are
free to say that we have read this weicom-
visitor with satisfaction and profit. 1t cone
tains an astonishing amount of Information
which is useful to everybody, and shows
how TO treat nearly all the diseases from
which people suffer. 1t invariably recon-
mends the best remedies to be employed, ir-
respective of Ayers Family Medicines, and
furnishes, indeed. the best medical advice by
which a great maj ority of ailments can be
treated successfully. The anecdotes. witt
cisms and jokes are the best compilation that
comes unGer our notice, and the book is re
freShing contribution to our enjoyments
every year.-St. Clair Observer.
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FIHHE REMARK SOMETIMES MADE by
L my numerous Photographic customers
from a distance: Why what beautiful
:" assortment of JEW ELRY | did not know
" you kept JEWELRY," is certainly very fla
tering; the impression being based on my
reputation as ARTIST, widespread and
mplete as to have become proverbial and
synonymous with: "SEUTTER THE PHoro-
GRAPHER"
Grateful and encoura ged as the Artist feels
by such appreciation, I would however re-
mind those who received their impressions by
my Unprecedented exhibitions of superior
Photographic works at the Mississippi State
Fairs, and by my reputation as an Artist
per Sc; as also the public in general, that ::
have been in the JEWELRY BUSINESS
y years in Mississippi-of which eleven years
in Jackson, and that | have this winter, in
particular, received the largest and and choic-
~ frnnnr If
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Hon. F. .. white.

Hon. E. S. White was unavoidably
detained at home for several days, after
the lst of this month, but he has reached
Jackson and taken his seat in the Legis-
lature. Perhaps no member of the
House acquitted himself with more dis
tinctlon at the last session than Mr..
White, and if he enters upon the dis
charge of his legislative duties this year
with his characteristic zeal and ability,
we feel sure that he viii brighten his
good record of the past.-Soufhern AID
vocate.
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b Mr. Lister: II i;.corporate Air
mount 1alo5u-ha county; prssed
BY Mr: Rowan: To re-ine0rporate Wes-
50, Crpiah county referred.
by DIR Rogers: To amend the exemp-
tlon la~s; referred.
b Mr. Gibson: Fl. J. r proposing an
amendment 10 the constitution. Mr. Gib-
son moved 10 sasp nj the rules 10 place tie
resolution on its first r. ajing; lost
Ir- 1elioWl-y called up :. B. for the re-
llet 81 SIR Kate Barrow. Of Madison; the
Dill was -esd - ice md lies over
BY Mr. ID axe: T. regulate the enroll
M o chaitfl NOR cages IN Claiborne
county; lies over.
Adj jurBed.
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Is Your Life worth 10 Cents:

Sickness prevails everywhere, and every
body complains OF some disease during their
life. When sick, the object is to get well !;
now to say plainly that 10 person in this
world that is suffering with Dyspepsia,
Liver Complaint and its fleets, such as In
Costiveuess, Sick Headache, Sour
Stomach, Hart Burn, Palpitation of the
Heart, Depressed Spirit. BliouSness. etc,
can take GREENS AUGUST FLOWER with
out getting relief and cure. If YOU doubt
this, Send to w. y. WILKINSON, Drug
and get a Sample Bottle for 10 cents and
try it. Regular size IS cents. Two doses
will.rclieVe Yon.
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'.,SzISSIPPl LEGISLATURE,
.-,TF-EIGHTEENTH DAY.

8o.dsy, Jan. y, 1877.
., pursuaot 70 adjournment:
.ra.- III the Chair. roll called:
s.4sa. V.s.fs Aller. Albright, Barry,
Nh 3gEskN ,--r-r Carter. Catchiug~. Ciial-
~. Everett, FeweIl. FirzGerald
r. ',n..'7c-.s Griffin. Johnston. 4fet abs,
a tIrNeil. MsnGeahali, Meit~,
6t nam. Pratt, Reynolds, Shirley.
.-...' Tqriar. T-rry. Thompson, Thorn :
T..rl,. Whte--55-
-...arr was instructed to inform
M IL ,f,.r The 9sna Q was ready to meet
,,ll.,r.sir int session
Psynolls. To prevent the carry
y .,.lal weapons; referred.
1T I, c.-itII entered motion 10 recon
Af, p ,,5s Indefinitely po-tpoujng sec
M cole 1871; lies over.
Z..l' .t.-t1r. T. amend section 3 OF
81 A1.,...,tf.na. law, approved April Il,
f,ras the same relates u Kinds
s. i.lGeralI: To require the pub
b.s,tsr - publish all private acts and
.-i1n. of 1876; re erred.
T. dr. Ca,chiH4-; 10 pCgNt't Iea>oAa-
A.,nsasltion tor the Circuit Clerk OF
,-ss county, 10 certain criminal cases;
''' JOINT SESSION.
RI. senate proceeded In a body to the
.s.-rrqfivc-' Hall for the purpose OF
] ,..,-irg in the election Of a Commits
M Immigration ahd Agriculture
lr.n-- proreediu---j
RI. return to the Senate Chamber
arI.r.uI business Wa resumed.
NJ nravfJo for the conveyance of In
- D. ,taHr- TO Tie Luna-jc ASYLUM,
...ll. 10 t.r Ds3t and Dumb and Blind
Gas reported by tie Comm ttee
r.,-ra aud Benevolent Institutions,
IN n chairman, u p. Johnston.
~ Thompson A joint resolution rel
.9,be s4lcof useless public documents;
n Barry: That tile senate shall
.f,.r meet at . o'clock 4. NJ Nr Rcy
.aIsvef 20 amend by striking out add
4 ...iry o., adapted.
H. II. Griffin: 70 Incorporate the
.,. LIGHT Infantry OF Natchez, also for
sf9t Mrs. Annie Roach OF Adams; both
sd Mr. REYNOLDS. T. secure citizens in
.r.aims lust insO.vent corporations;
n. ur.Blrry: To amend The laws in re-
IN 4. admission OF patients into the Lu-
-He A-glgm; referred.
'gr ur. NeaHeuia!i: To repeal the anti
.a- las of WeStVi,ie, Simpson county:
..-ti.
I'D Jr. Carter. Authorizing the Super
.ar. Of IIarF,spA county TO pay for official
-stag or 1876; passed.
ID. fs.cafags called up II. 3 %. s. for
/. r.f.ri of certain iiicgilimate children OF
hi. Stephens, deceased. late of Tippah
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Newspaper Enterprise.

Holly Springs Soulful
The CLARION brings the latest news to
this point, arriving here by noon of the day
of its publication.
Water Valley Sentinel ]
The Daily CLARION is received by a. N.
of its publication 1t brings as the very
latest news.
Y2Zoo Democrat.
The Daily CLARION, one of the newsiest
sheets ct our State, reaches our city on the
day of publicaIion-makingi it one day ia adj
vance of any other paper.
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WoMAN.s I,ss1UmPss.
The = Judiciary Committee Agree
10 EersmiG the Fair sex TO
Practice ia the SIN.
preEne Court

WAsHISeTox. Jan. 19.-The House
Committee on judiciary agreed to-day to
report the following bill: BE it enacted,
ETC., that any woman who shall have
been a member of the bar of the highest
court of any State or Territory, or of the
Supreme Court of the District of Column
bia, for the space of three years, aud
shall have maintained good standing
before such court, and who shall be a
person Of good moral character, shall on
motion and production of such record be
admitted to practice before the Supreme
Court of the United States.
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Fine Gold JeWe1rY

ever brought to Jackson since the war
This elegant stock of Rich Jewelry was Sc
lected by myself from several thousand dol
lars worth, sent TO me for inspection by va
rious New York Manufacturers and Whole
sale jewelers.. In the selection of my Jewelry
picked thus personally from these extensive
resources, l have exercised the ARTISTS TASTE
as to beauty and elegance, while my expe-
rience of twenty-seven years as practical
Jeweler and Matchmaker, was used with par
ticular care in the selection Of QUALITY AND
PRICES.
In consideration of the scarcity of money,
the old and tried business adage: Small
profits and quick sales" will be strictly and
homo rably carried out by
E. " SEUTTER.
Incksnn Nov Is l76 2m
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Two Hundred and Fifty 'EhOu-
ss8d Dollars in Gold Said to be
Buried in "a Cellar In Jackson.
Where il Jag
BELLvILLE, RICHLAND, Co. OHIO.l
January 18th. 1877. {


January 18th, 1877. !
JACKSON CLARION: | should like to OBJ
tain the address of 4 gentleman, or his lady
should he not be living, who lived in
splendid establishment in the suburbs of
Jacks ~, and who fled with the Confeder-
ates across the river on the approach of
Giants men, leaving his wife and daughter
IT home, who were visited by two mounted
Federal soldiers who CLEANED the secret
from a servant that there was q large
amount of gold (S25o,000 | think) buried in
the cellar, but through the interposiUion of
one Of the soldiers it was allowed 10 re-
main behind untouched. The servant, how
ever, on accompanying the men to the gate
was relieved OF Il fine gold watch by the
wouldbe thief of the gold. By your pla-
cling 4 small notice in the paper. the address
of the parties couh doubtless be ascertain
ed, for which you would confer favor on
me and the gentlemen above mentioned.
Please send the address to me and charges
for insertion and oblge.
Yours respectfully,
o. A. BowsARD,
Bellville, Richland co., Ohio.
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History possesses fewer examples of more
heroic bearing and self-sacrifcing efforts
for the advancement of the material inter
ests of mankind than that exhibited by this
noble martyr in his eXertions to make a
discovery which if accomplished would
open to the world advantages beyond COM
putation. But how Insignificant are geo
graphical disco verieS, when compared with
those that benefit the human organization,
showing how in this life enemies may be'a1-
pushed, how the brain may b. inv gorat d
and rendered capable OF graspihg the most
abstruse questions, whether scientific, COM
mericial or mechanical. This can never be
the case while the body is en- fee bled by dis
ease. The blood must be healthy, all ma
chinery of body must be in perfect working
order, otherwise the brain is weak aud total
incOmpetency TO grasp the great issues o +
life is the result.
such a Disco very has been made by DR.
Tut in his celebrated Liver Pills. Thev
have accomplished more good to the human
family than could ever have been attained
by the success of Sir John Franklin.
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THIS SLOPPY WEATHER reminds ''One
of the oldest inhabitants of jackson, of a
circumstance that occurred in 1871, when
the mud was as abundant as at the present
time. A farmer named Husbands had
brought a load of cotton from Smith or
Sim pson, offered it for sale to Mr. 7. buyer
for one ofthe leading houses ofthat day. Mr.
L. was somewhat exquisite in his dress,
and his boots at that moment, bore A very
high polish. He told the farmer that he
was willing to buy the cotton, but didn't sec
how he could get to the wagon to sample
the bales. Mr.. II. offered to take him on
his back, and the offer was at once accepted
and the two started for the wagon. The
farmer carried his load by a somewhat cir
cuitous route toward the wagon, and just
before reaching If, managed TO slip, and dis
charged his cargo in the mud. The farmer
had to find another purchaser for his cot
ton.
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Cnnn1Iess Snlserers and the hal

Countless Sufferers find the balm OF
relief, and the fountain of their health and
strength, in AYERS SARsAPARILLA. 1t is
the most potent of all the alternatives to pu-
rify the system and cleanse the blood. II
possesses invigorating qualities, so that it
stimulates the faded vitalities and purges
out the corruptions which mingle with the
blood promoting arrangement aid decay.
clans that this medicine cures beyond all
others of its Kind, and we can fortify this
statement by our own xperience.-Athol
(Mass.) White Flag.
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NFESSESSEPPa
Military Institute!
ABERDEEN
Chartered February. 1875.
q r = SION OF IS7 SSS.
Oct. Is, 76--w6m.

MoTro-Soldier, Scholar, Gentleman.
CuRIcULUM-Preparatory and Collegiate.
GoyERNNENT-Positivea and kind
FAcILITIEs-Facuitv graduates of best In
situations. Good Apparatus. Fine Breech-
Loading Cadet Rifles and Ammunition. Two
pieces of Brass Artillery, with Carriages,
Caissons, equipments and Ammunition, and
Professor of Military Science, graduate of
West Point furnished by the General Govern
ment.
CEARGEs-Moderate; only $1,000 per term
of four and and a half months. for Tuition,
Board, Washing, Fuel and Lights.
ADNIssIos-At any time, and charges made
from day of entrance. Apply for Catalogue
E. H. MURFEE, President
JAM '7T-daw1m
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And we are pleased to known That Byron
Lemly and j. w. Harrington & Bros, drug
gists of this place, will, in the future, keep
that Justly popular and celebrated remedy,
DR.. A. Q. simmons Liver Medicine.
NJ. a. THEDFoRD & CO., sole proprie-
tors, Chattanooga, Tenn. dec .20-4m.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY.

Vital Weakness or depression
weak exhausted feeling, no energy or
courage; the result of mental over
work inde~cretiOusO or excuses, or
some drain upon the system, is always
cured by Humphreys Homeopathic
Specific No. -. IL tones up and in
vigorates tho system, dispels the gloom
and dependency. imparts strength and
energy.-stops the drain and rejuve-
mates the entire man. Been used twenty
years with perfect success by thousands.
sold by dealers. Price $l.00 per single vial,
or So GO per package of five vials and $500
wal O; powder. Sent by mail on receipt OF
price Address HJJVEPEEaSE - EHO.
ME0aDATEEEC MEDICINE COM
PANY,
562 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
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EVERY MAN WOMAN AND CHILD at this
season should take DR.. j II. McLean'a
strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifier
because it purifies and enriches the blood,
gives vigor, strength and vitality to the
whole body and system DR.. J. Ii. McLean's
office, 3l4 Chestnut, st. Louis
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Gen. Tucker is again in his seat.

We hope the Legislature will not fail
to adopt the excellent suggestion of the
CLARION, TO give to each county in the
State at least one member. The appor
tionment of presentation, as it now
stands, is unjust to many Counties
Holly Springs Reporter.
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For Sale or Rent.

A NICE DWELLING HOU sE WITH TEN
II acres ground attached, situated on the
Canton Road half mile north OF Street Kali
road, and known as the PErRIE" place. The
house has eight rooms, and 10 in good repair
ToE. or in Jackson, 70 the undersigned.
+. WATKINS.
Nov. 22'76-tf.
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Gen. Augur's course at New Orlean
up to this time has been discreet and
greatly to his credit. tits fortunate for
the county that Ruger is not in his place.
N. Y. Sun.
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HUZZA FOR THE GOOD OLD TIMES. The
Grand Central Hotel, New York, the lead
ing hotel, announces ante belIum prices. 1t
has reduced rates from $500 to 81 80 and
$500 per day.
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CITY TAX SALE.

l a. pubic
the CITY
IS
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Boarding.
NOTICE.

HAVING purchased the stock Of DRUGS
IL AND MEDICINES formerly owned by
CAPT. JOHN T. Buck, l will continue the busi-
ness at the same stand. ! shall keep none
but the best and purest articles in my line,
and my personal attention shall be given to
compounding Prescriptions
/ will keep full assortment Of Perfumery,
Toilet Articles, and such Fancy Goods are
usually kept in Drug Store.
A share Of public patronage Is respectfully
solicited.
BYRON LE1fLY.
oet.2l, '7s-sn.
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The Ladies' all Take

1t cost three hundred dollars day to
hold court In Luzerne county.
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E1rly grain is reported to be looking
well along the Pacific Coast.
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Our representative in the Legislature,
Gen. w. F. Tucker came up from Jack
son on Saturday last. His intention was
TO return on Monday, but being employ
ed in case of the State vs.. o. Pollard
which is now progressing before his hon
or Esq. Slaughter, has been unable to
leave. We presume that the Gen. will re-
turn to jackson So soon as the trial ends.
-Chicasaw Messenger.
Gen. Thicker is again in his scat.
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COST FOR CASH!

MAKING arrangements for a GRAND
M PHOTOGRAPHIC enterprise carly this
coming Spring, and which will engage my
time then ompletely, | offer until then, my
splendid assortment of FINE WATCHES,
ELEGANT GOLD JEWELRY, &c, at COST
FOR CASH!
Without enumerating again. l simply state
that my stock of JEWELRY is complete in
assortment, was bought only a couple of
roonths ago, selected by myself, from Extensive
resources of the most reliable and responsible
manufacturers in New York, and chosen with
great care to PRIC" AND QUALITY
An examination (which COZ Is you nOthing)
of my prices and the quality of my goods, will
save a great deal of money to the purchasers,
while 1 will get my outlaid capital back for
other uses. This is the pam state Of The pro-
position!
Every Article Fully Warranted as Sold
REPAIRING !-.Fsy "A No. L Watch
maker.
INCORPORATING! As HIeual by
Myself
Eas- | have on hand a number Of excellent
LARGE PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAITS, fin
ished md framed as SPECIMENS of my work.
will deduct 10 purchasers from 20 to 30 per
cent. ttrom the regular prices when ordered)
on these pictures
E. V. SEUTTER,
Matchmaker & Jeweler, of q Years expe-
rience in Mississippi.
Ian 10 I77-w0m
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JACKSON ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOR SALE.
Peelor Cotton Seed !

IN 000 BUSHELS pure PEELER COTTON
lO.OUU SEED for sale, put up iu sacks
Of from 10 b bushels. Raised on the Pluuta-
tions Of L. A. Campbell, Silver Creek Ynz0o
county Refers, by permission, 90 Capt j. j.
Cowan, Messrs. G.. a. Manlove Cos and
Messrs Fulkersou. and Cotton Factors gcner-
ally, Of Nicksburg Address All orders t1
ID. W. LAMKIN & co.
Jan. -, 71-daw2L kICKshuHa.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-01-24
NEW ARRIVAL!

EE A II SIM has at last arrived and is stop
"A ping at A. VIRDENS where he has
the largest stock of TEAS ever brought to this
market, consisting of Cup Powder, Oolong,
Young Hyson, English Breakfast Japan and
Imperial, which he is selling at one DOLLAR
PER POUND.
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