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The weekly clarion., 1877-09-19

ASBESTOS PAINTS AND RooFING Ma
TERIALs, which has been advertised IN The
CLARION for several months, By Messrs.
Caleb A. Parker 81 Co, New Orleans, are
being introduced in this vicinity by Mr.. u
H. Manship, who has taken the agency for
Central Mississippi. Webster says that
"Asbestos' is sa mineral unaffected by fire"
and it is of such material that the paint and
roofing materials now advertised by MT.
Manship are composed. Mr.. Manshlp makes
the statement that the paints, which are OF
all colors and shades, are the cheapest and
best that he has used during his experience
of ffty years as a painter. The materials
have been used on the Shaw residence, oc-
cupicd by Col. Nugent. Mr. Manshlp VIII
occupy the room under Angeles Hall, as
as soon as vacated by Messrs. Lemly Q Son,
!. where he will continue his old business OF
apse, sign and ornamental painting.
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DEATH OF KATY WIsHART.-It be-
comes our sad duty this morning to chron-
icle the death of Miss KATE S. WIsHARr,
which occurred yesterday afternoon at
o'clock. She had been sick only two weeks
Her death resulted from typhoid malarial
fever, com plicated with heart disease. MISS
Kate was born in Raymond, and had just
passed her eighteenth year. She was great
ly beloved by all who knew her. Her af-
ficted parents, sisters and brother, have the
hearty sympathy of the community. Her
funeral will take place from the Presbyte-
rian church at three o'clock tomorrow
(Thursday) afternoon.
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CHAT HUSBAND OF MINE" is the title
of very popular book recently published
by Messrs. Lee & Shepard, Boston, to whom
sunny, sparkling volume, well adapted to
divert a leisure hour, and to impress a les
son of patience and good humOr. 1t teaches
how to manage a husband, how to get one,
how to break an engagement. and there
fore satisfactorily answers the query of the
young lady, SIS it a practical treatise -
THAT Husband of Mine" can be purchased
for fifty cents. We know some young men
who would be very welling to pay fifty
cents for THAT Wife of Mine"
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Aston ishin& Success.

1t is the duty of every person who has
used BosCHEE's GERMAN SYRUP to let its
wonderful qualities be known to their
friends in curing Consumption, severe
Coughs, Group, Asthma, Pneumonia. and in
fact all throat and lung diseases No per-
Three doses will relieve any case. and we
consider it the duty of all druggists to re-
commend it TO the poor dying consumptive
at least to try one bottle, as 10000 dozen
bottles were sold last year, and no one case
where it failed was reported. Such a medi-
cine as the GERMAN SYRUP cannot be too
widely known. Ask your druggists about
it. Sample bottles to try sold at 10 cents
Regular size 75 cents.
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POLITICAL NEWS.
Hayes says that H&ey Sticks TO
his "ErrInE Brethern"
Speech.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 12.-At Marietta, the
President called the attention of the repOr
ter to an omission in the telegraphic report
of Mr.. Keys speech. He said he was sorry
to see Mr.. Key, when in the east, had m ade
use of the phrase .'erriug Southern 5reth =
ern," thereby drawing upon himself the
hostility of the Southern press. At Mari =
eta he repeated the word 'erring," but it
was not so reported in the Associated Press
dispatch. The President seemed to wish
the country to now that Mr.. Key had not
changed front in consequence of the criti-
cIsms of the South.
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Sheriff Sale.
MARY oSsNAFfi Ss. Has vsndi. Enponas.

r~,.ov SarrT51 :; 5ii46 vsndi- Enpona'.
DY VIRTUE of the above stated writ to me
ID directed from the office of the Clerk of the
Circuit Court of Kinds County, for the 1st Dis
trict thereof, will sell public auction to the
highest bidder for cash, within the hours pre-
scribed by law, in front of the City Hail. in
the City of Jackson, on the first Monday, the
lst day OF October next, the following describ-
ed property to-wit Part of Lot 20 west jack
SON according to the survey of said City de-
scribed as follows: Beginning at the north
west corner of lot number nineteen of said
survey, on Pearl street in West Jackson, thence
westwardly along the line of said street and
with the northern boundary of said lot twenty
West Jackson, forty feet; thence in a souther-
ly direction, and parallel with the western
boundary of said lot nineteen to the southern
boundary line of said lot twenty; thence with
said last mentioned line in a southeasterly di
rection to the dividing line between said lots
nineteen and twenty, thence in a nOrtherly
direction and along said last mentioned limo
to the point of beginning, and being the forty
feet of said lot twenty in West Jackson next
90 said lot nineteen, fronting on Pearl street
and running south between parallel lines to
the southern boundary line of said lot twenty
and the right of way Of the Vicksburg and
Meridian Railroad lying and being in the
county of Kinds, and first District thereof
The above described property will be sold in
pursuance of the order of said Circuit Court
Of Kinds County for the first District, for the
purpose of paying the amounts set forth In
said order of sale.
s. B. THOMAS, Sheriff.
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Y NJ c. A.-The Brandon Republi-
can makes mention of the visit to that place
of MessrS Wan. J Brown, Jr., Geo. ). Don
nell. w. t. Holland, Claude Winslow and
John Allen, as representatives, of the Young
Mems Christian Association of jackson.
Assisted by the ministers of Brandon, these
young gentlemen held open-air and church
services from Friday evening until Tuesday
morning. A deep religious interest was
thereby awakened and a Young Mems Chris,
ttau Association was to have been organized
on Saturday last.
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observation-disclosures preached at the
Presbyterian Church last Sabbath morning
and night. His discourse in the morning,
on the Resurrection, was a powerful and
eloquent presentation of that doctrine.
There was large congregation, and the
mott profound attention was paid the
speaker. Mr.. Montgomery has been preach
ing Of late years in Jefferson county. His
father preached at Union Church for thirty
consecutive years, and his name will always
be cherished in the affectionate memory of
the people in that vicinity
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On Friday, October 9Th, 1877.

At o'clock a. VI, IN Special
Train, with Ample and E'ir-t.CIasS
AccO Od aGiOHS, in every respect, in
cludng n u H. L. MAN PA LA g. IL
SLEEPING COACHES, and an Ele
CANT and well-kept EsefreShnenI N &
Coach. will leave McComb City. Missi>-
sippi on the NEW ORLEANS, ST. LOUIS &
CHICAGO r. r., and run through to Chica-
90, making close connection at Cairo with
the ILLINOIS CENTRAL r. r.. one Of the
finest roads in the United States, running
from Cairo to Chicago over one of the most
beautiful, fertile and productive sections of
country that the eye ever beheld. Ii is well
worth the cost of the WHOLE TRIP to
get view of the beautiful country along
the line of this road.
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Spirit of the Democratic Press
Port Gibson Reville. !

Port Gibson Reville.l
We own to a sort of veneration for the
grand old party which has been as the sword
of the Lord and of Gideon.
No independents F.! No breaking of ranks
While within the environs of our political
household we may wrangle, some for Paul
some for Appollos and some for Cephas, the
grand old party is our political church, and
Its teachings the shibOIeth of our political
salvation. It often occurs that the bitterest
dose is the best remedy. 1t often occurs
that we are required to vote for incompe-
tent men for high places. When your par
| ty has made your ticket, stop your ears
against the whispering of marplots, and
vote the ticket straight, vote it early, and
| vote it as often as the law allows.
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Fruits of Honest Democratic Rule

Since the State has been under the man
agement of honest and com petent men, the
taxes have steadily decreased. The follow
ing is the tax levy of this county for the
fiscal year 1877: 100 per .cent. for court
hous; 100 per cent. for general county pur-
poses, which viii make SIS 90 on the $1,000
Last year it was $l6 90 on the $1,000 This
is very material decrease and will Be hailed
with delight by our taXpaying friends. =
Newton Bulletin,
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The FALL TRADE.-Messrs. Robin
son 4 Stevens have opened the fall trade in
dry goods in spirited style, as may be in-
ferred from their several announcements in
to-days' paper. Capt. Stevens has been for
several weeks in the Eastern cities, and Is
making daily shipments of goods in their
extensive line OF trade. Their stock will be
unusually complete, and large sales and
small profits will be their motto for the
campaign of 1877 49,
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What Ghe Electoral Fraud HAS
Brought Forth.

Ny. SUM-
A Dsmocretic majority of forty in the
Legislature of California is the first fruits
of the election of 1877. 1t it ominous of
good. Thanks are also due to Messrs.
Hayes, Schurz. and Key for not having ta-
ken their circus to California before this
election. II they had been there, the anti
fraud majority would have become incon-
YenientlY large.
The weekly clarion., 1877-09-19

The name of the manufacturers on
the cans in which DooLEY's YEAST POWDER
l. put up its an absolute guarantee of what
the label states. In other words. you can
depend on full weight, and purity and
strength ofmaterial which never failed in
their purposes. All housekeepers glory in
it as the ne plus ultra.
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By 10 O'Clock the clubs began filing into
town and, aud by IL the line of march was
taken up, the Rodney Bress Band leading
off. followed by Rodney club Fayette
Church. Hill. Nebo, Ebenezer, Zion HjlI
Union Church. Dennis, StampleY Ytown, Red
Lick, Greenvlle and Clifton, with their re-
spective captains at the head of each, fol-
lowed 10 the sweets strains of music dis
cOursed by our Rodney friends who num-
bered ten in their band, and the booming OF
"ColfIx."
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WERE Paul living in this age we
think he would advise Timothy to take
HOME STOMACH BIrTER5 Instead of wine
(for his frequent intirmities) as they con-
tain SO many valuable health restoring
properties
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YAZOO RIVER COTTON
Plantation for Sale.

TIME EUREKA PLANTATIONS Of q
IL chain of the highest and most fertile on
the river; situated ON the west bank, II miles
above Yaz0O City; contains about ZOOO acres
large amount in cultivation good dweliing
new gin; framed quarters scattered over the
place; bored wells good fences plenty Of
cypress and other timber title perfect with
fair cash payment, ample lime gwen Apply
ALEX. SMITH, ESQ, YaEoo City, in whose hands
there is a complete typographical map OF th'
place
sePt.6, '77-2m,
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CHEAP TRIP FOR EVERYBODY +!

A PRINCELY VISIT TO THE GREAT
N gay, rapid and rattling CITY OF CHI
CAGO, the fairest, fastest and finest city on
the American continent said by some to be the
finest city in the world, and at this the most
delightful, auspicious and attractive season OF
the year, when Chicago the beautiful and gilt
tering Queen City of the Lakes, and the Me-
tropolis of the Northwest, is at its zenith of
life, business and beauty and clothed in all its
palatial glory and splendor.
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NOTICE.

THERE will be a meeting of the STOCK
Il HOLDERS OF THE CENTRAL Co
OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, held at the
Hall of Capital Grange, No. H. in this City on
the Second Wednesday, the 10Th day of Octo-
Der, 1877. As business of importance viii be
brought before the meeting, a full attendance
is desirable.
J. B. YELLOWLEY, Pres't.
JoHN w. PATTON, Sec'y.
Sep 10 '71-tl
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SpEcrALrY.-Ne have for the

SPECIALTY-Ne have for the ensuing
season perfected arrangements whereby we
have all our Corsets made expressly for our
house. We claim for our speciality the
Bon Tom" that is the BEST FITTING and the
most DESIRABLE Corset ever made. This
department OF our stock is designed to be a
SPECIALITY. and it will be to the interest OF
buyers to examine. Every pair warranted.
ROBINSON & STEVENS.
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AT COST.

A have determined to close out my en-
"A tire stock Of PIANOS, ORGANS AND
MELODEONS, / will hereafter sell all In
struments at Factory prices for CAsH. The
public generally are requested 70 call and ex-
anime for themselves. T. BLOOM,
State Street, Jackson, Miss.
.. fulyl1, ,'77-2m.
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The GRAND EXCURSION TO CHICAGO,
No details of which will be found on this
page, is certainly one of the most attractive
tblt has been yet offered to the people of
this section. The rate from Jackson to
Chicago and return is fixed at $l7 80, with
five per cent. discount to all who purchase
tickets before October lst. The MeSsrs
Collins, who announce this excursion, will
leave nothing uudoue to make it pleasant tc
all WIN nnrfirinate.
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Fair Lawn Institute.

NJ Office is hereby given that the next Ses-
IN sion of FAIR LAWN INSTITUTE will
open on MONDAY, THE 24Ta INST under the
Principalship of Miss BAIRD, of Abingdon,
Virginia. The rates of tuition viii be moder-
ate. There will be no change in text books
The school VIII conducted under the super
vision of a competent Board of Trustees
MISS F. R. MOSELY.
Sep19 77-1w
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TRICKS THAT ARE VAIN.
Resurrecting the the Radical
Hulk, and.PreparInS 10 Steer
tIae Craft under new Col
Ors. with the old
Crew and Com
mamderS.
Panola Star.l

Messrs. S. r. BIann and j. T. Settle, chair
man and secretary of the Republican Coun-
ty Executive Commute, have issued flaming
posters, calling on the people of Pamela
county to meet in tn heir respective beats on
the 2ist of Sep, and elect ten delegates and
ten aIternates from each beat to meet IN
County Convention at Sardis, Sept, 2and
nominate county officers on the .'1ndepen
dent Peoples Ticket"
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Millinery Notice.

THE LADIES OF JACKSON AND VICIN-
Il ITI are respectfully informed that have
commenced receiving my FALL MILLINERY
6oODS, and will get weekly the novelties of
he season, and viii sell at the very lowest
uces. The Re-Trimming and Re-Shaping of
Old Hats will continue TO receive special at
tentian. MRS. L. T. VfRDEN
Jacss son. Sept 10. '77-1t.
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By EXrREss-this day.-An elegant
lime of silk Ties, Lace Scarfs, Silk Handker-
chiefs. Lace Bibs, Linen Collars and Cuffs
and the graudest line OF HAMBURG EMBROID-
fRY ia this city, together with a handsome
ot OF White Goods generally, direct from
New l0rk.
sep I9-it. ROBINSON 6 STEVENS.
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DEATH OF THos. w. SMlrH.-We re-
gret having to announce the death of this
worthy citizen, on Saturday last, at the res
ilence of his sister, Mrs. Work, in North
Jackson. lie was a native of this county,
and about thirty-two years OF age. His
funeral took place from the Christian
church. and was attended by the members
of Capitol Lodge, I. 0. o. F.
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Proposals for Beef

CEALED PROPOSALS viii be received br
- the undersigned until Saturday, Oct0htr
9th, 1877. az II o'clock, ~, for furniahiur tha
Mississippi State Lunatic Asylum with FRESH
BEEF for the year commeno ng October ITfE.
Amount required, from $50 10 400 pounds daiiv
Bond Ia the penalty Of three thousand dolIae
will be required.
r. F. McGILL. Steward.
Jackson. Sent II tz7-lw.
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TIE Nicksburg u Meridian Railroad
hl. realized nearly ten thousand dollars
from the excursion business the present
season. The officers of the Road haYe been
very accommodating and liberal to all eXcur-
sion parties, and we are pleased to know
attheir enterprise in that particular line
has not been Improbable.
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The SO-CaIIed FIndependenI'' m I''
Movement.

Holly Springs South.l
A trick of the Independents is to spread ex-
travagant stories of the disaffection existing.
There is hardly a prominent man in the
county whose name has not been announc-
ed by by them as in sympathy with them.
Even Gen. FeatherstOn, a true-blue demo-
crat for forty years, has been SO mentioned
in remote parts of the county. Nothing
could more plainly show the desperation OF
the movement. 1t every Independent could
have heard the speech of the old wheel
horse, the impeacher of Ames, made at the
court house on Monday night last, we veri
" believe the Independent infant would die
without ever learning to stand alone.
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A~p

orr welI-beloved brother Of the quill,
f. T Cooper oi the N"iilel' was al lte cap
..r yesterday.
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VI ARRIED

On Tuesday evening, September 11th,
1877, at the residence of the brides father,
Col. w. ID. Terry, in CRYSTAL Springs, by
Rev Father Firle, Mr.. w. II. TAYLOR, of
Fort Worth, Texas, aud Miss CARRIE G..
TERRY, of the Crystal City.
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NEWS OF THE WEEK.

JACRsoNvTLLE, FLA-Fiye deaths have
o C lred in Fernandiua since the last report,
and several new cases have been discovered.
Dr.. Mcfarland, from Slvanah, says the dis
e Sc will shortly become epidt mic.
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THE BALL OPENED N OLD
.JEFFEER son.
independents Withdrawn.

Fayette Standard ]
"Wednesday was gala day in Fayette--
the opening day of the campaign ia Jetfrr-
son. And her citizens can well feel proud
of the demonstration made. Every club
throughout the county, was well repre-
sented; noticeable in the ranks of each, was
the number of cOlored voters.
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under years Free.
g- Round Tickets to Milwaukee and Re-
turn s. 80 more than above prices.
E5- Round Trip to Grand Haven and Re
turn So 30 more than above prices.
ns- Tickets will be on sale at all the prin-
cipal stations on the New Orleans, St. Louis
and Chicago Railroad between McCOmb City
and Cairo ILL., (including Koseiusko,) also at
Vicksburg Miss, Memphis Huntsville and
Tuscumbia. Ala, Corinth, Miss, and Column
bus and Hickman, KY, Union City. Trenton
and Humboldt, Paris, Mckenzie and Browns
Vile Tenn Paducah and MayfeId, KY and
probably other towns in West Tennessee,
Southern Kentucky, North Mississippi and
Sale uf Tickets viii commence on SEPTEM-
BER 10th, and continue up to the departure OF
the train on the morning Of OCTOBER e 9TH, and an.
| LY AND FULLY AMPLE FOR ANY NUM-
BER THAT MAY BE PURCHASED.
TICKETS will be good GOING on Soecial
Train October 9th, good RET TURNlNG on
any train or date until October 18th, inclu-
sive, thus allowing every one to return al
pleasure and compelling no one 10 remain
longer than they wish.
| Special arrangements have been made with
| the very best Hotels in Chicago to board Ex.
cursionists at GREATLY REDUCED RATES
1 while in the city Arrangements have alsC
been made with the leading Theatres, OPers
| Houses, Omnibus, Transfer Lines, Etc, a.
Greatly Reduced Rates for the benefit of THIS
/ EXCURSION, thus combining economy will
pleasure throughout the entire trip, 1--WE MEAs
| EXACTLY WHAT WE SAY IN REGARD TO THESE
/ ARRANGEMEKTs.)
| This is decidedly a RARE AND CHEAT
/ opportunity for BUSINESS MEN, as well a.
those in search of PLEASURE, and trip IL
| which both business and pleasure can be easils
| and pleasant combined. The attention 0
! the LADIES IN PARTICULAR is also di
rected to this as il is certainly most magnif
cent and charming trip for THEA
Parties desiring to make the trip are re
quested to boy their Tickets at the Earlf.
ese possible day, and as aninducement
! 3 Per Cent. discount Will be madt
On @M Purchases made ON or be.
| fore October 1sa.
! For further information address
U. L. COLLINS, eTREzEvAsT, TENN.
GENERAL MANARGER OF EXCURSION.
4 Or Z. A. COLLINS. MnAH, Tenn.
Sept la, '7--5W.
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ReconcIIfatiOn.
Philadelpeia Times. /

philadelphia Times.
General Charles K. Furlong, prominent
Federal officer during the war, has been
nominated by the rebels &C Vicksbnrg for
State Senator. There seems 70 be some re-
onciliation in this.
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r,pr. WEBB advertises tickets to ST.
-5ais Fair al - . -, '''"u u iip' Soo' -
.l5Irn until bct"DSl l@'H-
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OrRdistinguised Representative, Hon.
Hooker. is among the visitors at White
-r-Fsr SPRING., Virginia, the famous
gtnern resort
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At12 30 the meeting was called to order
by Jos. d. S. Davenport, Esq. President of
the County Executive Committee.
The weekly clarion., 1877-09-19

Mr. ALBERT G. LEWIS has been ap-
.,.-,sI Registrar for Hinds county, utce
No.. Cooke resigned. A good appointme
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FAIR LAWN INSTITUTE will open its
next session on Monday, oath inst. Miss
B4frl. of Abingdon, Virginia, has been Sc
aaurcd as Principal. Miss Fanny K. Nose
Twill continue as Assistant, and Miss Mary
Fern will remain in charge OF the music
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Newton Bulletin.

An indellible odium should rest upon
every man who, under the guise of Inde-
pendent, seeks to destroy the Democratic
party; and " traitor should be stamped
upon his forehead that all honorable men
might know him and avoid him, as they
would some contagious, loathsome peSti-
leuce.
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Experienced workmen, fast presses and ra-.
type, enable as to compete with Eastern
Adjustments In style aud price. Send vr~r
order " POWER Il 6ARKspALE
The weekly clarion., 1877-09-19

Hon H d. MONEY, member of Con-
80. from 81 District, was in the city last
The weekly clarion., 1877-09-19

,f,,rryERY.--Mrs. f. T. Virden has
lice IN another colum n of interest to the
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


EHNCAETS TO ST. Louis Fair for
Il S25.25 round trip-good TO return
until October 18th.
JOHN A. WEBB. Agent.
Sept 19 II 3y
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SPEcIALrY."-Just received ten
a1an jackson" Cor-ets at 30 cents only.
The best for the money ever offered in this
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uBoy Ton, at
.sp l9-4t. hoBINsoN q STEVENS
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ROBINSON & STEVENS.

TIE Assessment Rolls of the city have
5ssa completed, and examined and sp
proved by Ehe Board of Mayor and Alder
men. Taxpayers viii have thirty days to
aeany objections, after which time they
sill be turned over to the City Collector.
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Fare For the Round Trip to Chicago
And Return:

From McComb City, and bet. McComb and
Sackson Mss............... 50
From Jackson, Miss, and bet. jackson
and Durant...- II oO
From Durant and between Durant and
Grenada -. -. ... -. 16 50
Grand Junction ...... -. .... 10 so
From Grand Junction, and bet. Grand
Junction and Jackson, Tenn, ,..-.......... IA 80
and Milan -. -. - l3 so
From Milan, and bet. Milan and Fulton,
..........-.....-. IL %
From Fulton, KY, and bet. Fulton and
Observation-Disclosures. ................ IL 80
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CowAN, Tenn, Sept. Is, 1877.
Married, ut Sewanee. Tennessee, Tuesday
morning, September 18th, in Saint Angus
tines Chapel, bv Rt. Rev. VIM. NJ. Green,
Bishop of the Diocese of Mississippi, Colonel
JONES :. HAMILTON and MISS FANNIE BUCK.
OF jackson, Miss.
(Sipupd) OLIVER CLIFTON.
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Run Over bya Train

COLUMBUS, GA.'-At Opelika. Ala, yes
terday morning, Earnest Doughty. aged l3,
was Iun over by railway train, and his
head and body separated by the wheels.
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WAsHINGToN.-JudgeA A. B SlOanaker, OF
Texas, formerly OF Philad elphia, who was
rece ,tly appointed a special internal reven-
ue agent, has been removed
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<>c7ygsDAY. SEPTEMBER 1s. 1877
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aSpEcIALrY"-Just received > dozen
Dr.. Noody's Abdominal Corset in any
SIZE.
..,1g-+r. ROBINSON & STEVENS.
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QUEBEC.--A Chicago detective here re-
specting in formation by cable relative to
the arrest of ID. ID. Spencer, the defaulting
bank President, who sailed hence on the lst
in4t. by the CircaSsin, reported Spencer got
lway with nearly a million.
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JACKSONVILLE, ILLs.-The people of
Winchester, of this State, hung Andrew
Richards, coIored, for assaulting a white
woman, Sunday.