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81 Louis 81 Her Southern COnnec-
ton Broken.
Let Her Burn KsOy-, HI Will Give
Us Work 40 Do

WAsHINGroS, July 23.-The Military or
dered from various points in Pennsylvania
were stopped by strikers. a load of coal
cars were run from the sliding and rocked
on the main train. The freight business is
stopped on the Southern and Ohio Railroad,
also on the Mississippi Central there is no
freight. The Cincinnati trains We're stopp-
ed at Dunkirk. No mail and passengers
allowed to proceed. The compromise is
progressing at indianapolis. Meantime
the trains over the Bee Line, are unobstruc :
ted. The regular night mail train WAS
abandoned on the Vandalia road 1900
strikers last night had possession of the
Buffalo depot, All switch lights are eXtin-
gushed. No trains departed last night.
The approaching train could not come fur
Their than East Buffalo. Maryland and
West Virginia seem quiet thrOu2 bout, this
morning. A meeting of railroad men at st.
Louis last night resolved that no freight
trains leave East st. Louis after midnight.
The mail and passenger will not be modest
ed. The roads affected by this prohibition
are the Ohio and Mississippi, Toledo and
Wabash, indianapolis and St. Louis, Van
daia Southern, Cairo and Short Line, and
the Narrow Gauge roads, trains are stop
| ped.
The Federal Government, in a feeble
kind O way, is moving troops hitler and
| thither, mainly with the view of bringing
| them within the protecting distance of the
! Capital. 1t is in no present danger, but
/
and there are millions in it. The following
curiously involved sentence, which iss Off
! cial, gives the idea that it is not the pur-
! pose of the Government to use I. ). troops
to protect the railroad property, or to in
| sure the safe transportation of the mails
except incidentally, while protecting its
| own property. 1t is understood that Gen
Sherman and Lieutent-Gen. Sheridan will
be recalled at once from the West. The
Cabinet agreed to issue a proclamation tC
the Pennsylvania rioters.
Hancock is ordered to assume personal
command in Pennsylvania. Gen. SchO
field, from West Point, is ordered to repor
to Hancock.
F The Central Pacific Railroad Com pan,
dispatched from San francisco, that the!
have rescinded the resolution reducin.
wages. The Philadelphia board of broker
decided to make no quotations. The pub
, lie board has adjourned. scheme to buy
f stocks cheap from frightened widows. Tn
strongest ralying cry is ''let her burn boys
it will give work to do"
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SPEED! COMFORT SAFETY ALI
these desirable features of travel are offer
ed by the old and reliable Anchor Line of
Steamers The rates of fare for round trip
from Vicksburg to Memphis, Cairo or ST.
Louis, are so very low, and the advantages
of such a trip SO numerous, that many must
find the temptation to take the River Route,
irresistible. Steamers leave Vicksburg
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at
IL o'clock A. NJ. See advertisement in an
other column.
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THE MOBILE LIFE.-Having recently
consented TO the transfer of an insurance pol
lev held by US in the American Life, of Phil
adelphia, to the Mobile Life, it is pleasant to
read the following in the Insurance Moni-
tor of New York, the oldest and most in
dependent insurance journal in the coun-
try:
"The Mobile Life Insurance Company
makes very snug statement fo~ April 80,
1877, showing assets o $6S47l6.7G, more than
one half of which is surplus as regards pol
| icy-holders. 1t will thus be seen that the
| Company holds two dollars OF assets to each
| dollar of liabilities, which is a very excel
| lent thing for the policies pending. We
| however, recommend the Company to en-
| large its business so as to put more OF lis
| capital at work. a vessel which can carry
| A thousand tons is perfectly safe with only
| fl We hundred on board, but it might as well
be employing its entire capacity"
Col. Handy, who is now in the city, viii
transfer American policies to the Mobile, OF
will receive applications from any who may
wish to invest in a perfectly responsible
| Company.
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KSALTHVIOR r.
TMentX-fiYe Killed.

No further accidents are reported from
Baltimore. The killed will aggregate
twenty-five. Many soldiers were wounded
with stones. 1t appears the soldiers were
slow in gathering at the Armory, and
Governor Carroll was finally persuaded To
allow the military call by the Fire Depart
ment. The people understood this, and
sympathizers with the strikers gathered IN
immense mum oerS to obStruct the troops in
reaching the ArmOry. in leavingit, and III
nally from reaching the point OF departure.
The Major of the 9th Regiment, and several
soldiers were badly beaten while approach
ing the Armory. The first company mo
wing out were driven back, but made their
way out. The second company moved the
same way meeting some resistance, and
some success. Other companies found ca
Sier access, but moved 10 the depot by a
more quiet rOnte.
When the Fifth Regiment reached the
vicinity of the depot, stones came in show
ers, even women, the acco unit says, hurled
stones.
- Louis 81 Her Southern COnnec-
ton Broken.
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We agree with the CLARION, that the dls-
handment movement of 1873 was instru-
mental in bringing about condltlon OIL al
which wrested the State from the grasp Of
the radicals. We opposed the disbandmen
movement at the time il was inaugurateo
hut we find now that it was the correct pol
lev. We agree with the CLARION further
that said movement should not cur ngn n
in the Dresent eanTass.-Holly Springs Re
raOrfPr
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NORWOOD Hen School AND Col
LEGE.-We call attention to the advertise
ment of this celebrated institution of learn
ing, which appears in another column.
Warmly endorsed by the entire faculty of
the University of Virginia as the best pre-
paratory school for their course, it has a
large and constantly increasing patronage
from this, as well as from other Southern
States. And the success of its methods,
and the high standing of its students, justi-
tes the confidence of the public in its mer-
it's. We cordially commend it to the young
men of this State who wish the advantages
of first-class education.
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rR talented young confrere, {. l..
.a, ESQ. of the Summit Times, favored
r.h a cali Yesterday, when we took oc-
bat, congratulate him on his elevation
week, 20 the highest office in the Pa
RENAL branch of Odd Fellowship in this
le He is a prominent candidate for
rerateulent Of Public Instruction.
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.,ovAL.-We had the pleasure of a
yesterday from Prof. VIM ID. Cabell,
Of the Principals of Norwood High
Virginia, who is making a tour o
,a-hwest in the interest OF his School,
$50 I'm tile interest of the University OF
.al. after which Norwood is modelled
Institutions enjoy a liberal patronage
! mi. .lntinn
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DEATH OF JoaE B. ALLEN. -Anothe'
aiAer ia Israel has been called hence from
Dong Us. John B. Allen, Esq, one OIL lhe
'arihiest citizens of this vicinity, bresthed
= last on Sunday morning, at ms resi-
'snce near the Lunatic Asylum. his Iu-
asral took place from the Methodist Chnrch
q Monday evening-the pastor, hey Mt
'alloway, preaching touching discourse
. the occasion, in which he paid ntting
abute to the life and Christian character OF
ae deceased. Mr.. Allen was a native o.
Wales, was about fifty-eight years OF age
aOd has been engineer of the Lunat1c Asy'
iaa for nearly twenty years. he was IN Al
ispects most exemplary citizen, and ha'
e to his family and friends "a good name
Oh is rather to be chosen than Rfea
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Gen. E. c. WATHALL spent day or two
among his friends in this city the first of
the week He has many here, as indeed he
has all over the State. This fact is fully es-
tablished by the urgent demands made up
"a him in so many sections to accept the
Gnbernatorial nomination, and this, too,
since his card of declination.-Holly Springs
Reporter.
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OFFICE OF SECREFARY OF STATE,
.ryann- MraRraaIpnI

In the matter Of she Estate Chaneery Court
1st Dist. Kinds
of D. G HALE, Deceased. County.
THIS rs TO GIVE NOTICE 70 all persons
L interested in said estate that DR.. 4, kells,
Administrator. fled his Anal account IN SAID
estate for anal settlement at the March Term,
A. b. 1877, of said Court, toappear At the mex
term, 4th Monday in September, A. u, IeI :
and show cause, if any they have ar can, why
said account shall not be allowed and SAID
Administrator discharged. r,,-
By A. G. MOORE, D. c.
July25, '77-4w.
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philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, July 21.-Detectives have
been employed and are now engaged in dis
covering the leaders of the present strikes :,
and it Is the intention OF the Pennsy ivania
road 10 prosecute them under the new law
which makes il felony TO impede the
transportation of freight over railways.
ALTOONA, Pa July 2I.-Men on the Pits
burg Division of the Pennsylvania Railroad
at this place struck at ii a. NJ
Strikes Hncreased-Cars PLUM
dered.
CUMBERLAND, July 22.-The rioters here
and at keyser, have everything in their
own hands. The rioters here nun Der 1900,
and will be increased to-day, the mining
element participating. Arrested rioters
were released 10 their comrades, who sur
rounded the Jail.
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MAJOR TmroN's Magnetic Well pos
SIS curative properties equal to many
-s in Distant States, that are visited at
.a- expense. The water has been SUD
Eel to careful analysis by distinguished
sa.st, and will be found all that is claim
. for il by the Major. Many of our clti-
-s have used it with good effects.
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raaMA MILITARY ISsTITUTE--We
-M-i5n to the card of Gen, Francis II.
Superintendent of the Virginia Mil
n r.tfutute. the next regular session
b feb will open the LIST September. The
ae enjoys a large patronage from 'he
nearly every Southern State being
--ated.
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TiptOn'S Magnetic Well,
NEAR RAILROAD JUNCTION, JACKSON. Ms

VNHIS WELL is again at the service az the
i public. Many citizens who have used the
water, in cases OF indie estion, arrangement
of the liver, and general debility, VIII cheer
fully testify 10 its beneficial effects. DR..
JoNEs Professor of Chemistry in the Medical
Department of Louisiana, after a careful ana
lysis, says: q" In my opinion this water viii
act gentle purgative and efficient dlureue,
| and will prove valuable IN the treatment ol
Brights diseases of the Kidney the various
forms of dropsey; arising from disease of the
| liver and kidneys; constipation with or with
| out hepatic disease, govt, scrofuia, etc.
The Water will be sold at 2Dcts per gallon.
| Liberal terms for visitors by the week or
| month Water will be sent by express when
| desired. Address -
JOHN Upton,
4 iuIy25 Tim. JACKSON, Miss.
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Pontotoc Folio.

Pontotoc FoIio.I
At the Mass Meeting. last Saturday, an
attemDt was made to strike out the clause
aExcept those who st the last election sup
norted HAYES aud Wheeler. Those VINO
supported Hayes and Wheeler Will not o
anrhorizad or expected TO vote or partici.
nate in said primary election in the seconc
Resolution This attempt. though mad'
bv men Of the Democratic party. was evi
IDENTITY q clique OF the Independents. made
with the express view TO the breaking GOWN
of Democratic safeguard.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Trustees Sale.

ON Monday, August 2Oth, I shall sell, with
~ in legal hours in front Of City Hall, Jack
son, Miss the following described property
to-wit: The west halt OF the southeast quar-
ter, section nineteen, township FIVE, range two
east, to satisfy Deed of Trust executed bA
Ben. and Rose Curry in favor Of VIM. Euch-
ham, dated 22d March 1871. Sale in pursuance
Of final decree 9Th District Chance y Court
for S406 u.
IL F. CLiNGAN, Trustee.
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OFFICE OF SECRETARY or STATE,
JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI

JAI hsONi -NIo5I99ITTT' J
l. JAMES HILL, Secretary of State, hereby
certify that the foregoing entitled :" A Resolu-
'tion proposing an Amendment to the Consti-
- tuition Of the State of Miss ssippi," was duly
passed by both Houses of the Legislature, at
the dates above specified, and signed by the
respective Presiding Officers thereof, and re-
NAMED in the hands of the Governor, and was
not returned by him within the time limited
bv the Constitution of this State, after it was
presented to him. and that in the meantime no
adjournment of said Legislature occurred TO
prevent its return, whereby said Act BECAME a
law of said State by operation of the Consti-
tuition thereof.
GIVEN under my hand and the Great Seal
of the State hereuntO affixed this
H. s. 24th day of February, A. D., 1876
JAMES HILL, Secretary of State.
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As 1t Should he.
Meridian Mercury.I

Meridian Mercury.l
Whatever the effect in other portions
of the State, the rivalry between the
friends of Lowry and Humphreys in
this, has not created any perceptible &C
rimony of feeling to put one against the
other
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0EArH OF W. X. Yosr.-It becomes
sad duty to chronicle the death of Mr..
4 a, Nosr, on Thursday night last. lie
b a useful citizen for more than twenty
SIS. His funeral took place on FRIDAY
sins from the Presbyterian church. and
4 argeIy attended by the odd Fellows
aea and other citizens. lie leaves a
= and dependant family.
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~ CLARION AT CANToN.-Partles
.ng and Madison county who may
70 subscribe for THE CLARION will
aEl on our clever friend VIM. IL
Secretary of the Mobile Life lnsur-
5npanv. who is authorized to repre-
-.AL LNMrnu.
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MAsONIC.-The General Grand Chap
ter of the United States will meet at Buffalo
on Tuesdly, August 21st-one week in adj
vance of Grand Encampment at Cleveland
Col. Il. w Walter and Judge j. NJ. Howry
will attend from Mississippi.
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a.oSAL.-Our young friend, A. j.
alm. foreman OF the Nicksburg Her
5odiee, and who became an expert Ill
.r preservarive" in this establishment
a. with his accomplished lady, so
d. few days in our city, en- route Il
------ anm IN L.
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DaVenDOrt'S Balm

NOR PRESERVING FRUITS, XEGE I,!A
IL BLES, Etc, for sale At GAhOAhA q - ?,
price Is cents per gallon, fsmaiaI yy rights TOT
he Convinced Of the greatest economy nov
known.
july l1,'77-lm.
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CARTON a good service by
lH' .so,euts to our subscription
'-. ... whose time is about to
,e..ed to send renewals by
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AYR COST.

AS have determined e e1Sse out G my en- en-
HET0DE0NS. / will hereafter sell all In
struments at FACTORY prices for CASH. The
public generally are requested TO call ana ex-
anime for themselves. 4. bLOOM,
State Street, Jackson, Miss.
iulyl1, 'T7-2m,
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Female Institute
Stauutom. Virginia.

REV. r. H. PHILLIPS, Rector, assisted by
n fun corps of experienced officers The w Il
annual session win commence September lI'h
1877. Buildings spacious, with gas ana hot
and cold water Heated by steam. Extensive
grounds. Patronage from - States, school
3rst-class. Terms moderate. Seven churches
within 3 minutes walk For catalogue adj
dress the Rector.
;ulv u II Iw.
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Military Institute
LEXINGTON. VA,

Those DESTROYS of obtaining admission into
this we'll known STATE INSTITUTION a.
Cadets will apply without delay to the under
signed Provision is made for full discipline
and instruction during the months OF jury
and August preparatory 10 the resumption oil
regular studies On Ist SEPTEMBER.
FRANCIS II. SMITH, Superintendent
10
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call attention to the advertisement
Virginia Female Institute, OF Staun-
IA The thirty-third annual session
mDence september l2rh. Catalogues
Haa application to the Rector, Rev
Phillips.
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THE GOVERNOR OF WEST VIR.
GINA
Calls for u. =. Troops to Suppress
Domestic Violence.

WASHINGTON, July lS.-The strike on the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad having as
sumed such character and proportions in
West Virginia that it could not be promptly
suppressed by State authorities, Gov. Mat
thews to-day made formal application to
the President for troops to suppress domes-
tic violence under article 4, section of the
Constitution. The President has respond
ed faYorably to The application of Gov. Mat
thews, and the War Department has order
ed Gen French, with troops under his COM
mand, about 2a0 at the arsenal here, and
troops from Fort McHenry, to proceed to
Martinsburg and other points where it i;
necessary to suppress violence
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NORWOOD
Hioh School and College
Nelson County, Virginia


VIM D. CABELL THOMAS a. seldom,
r. H. WILLIS, JUS,
All Of the University Of Virginia.
ENDORSED by the Faculty Of the UnYer-
H. sity of Virginia as one Of the best Tram
ing schools in the south. T.,,.,..
The Session of 1878 VIII open on ~ f'.ii
NV the 2Oth of September, 1877, with iHIi
corps OF instructors, and full and thorough 'H-
struction in all Departments ,--- an,
Catalogues. containing foil particulars SEM
on 4PPii~@' THE PRINCIPALS,
Norwood P. o., Nelson counsy' va.
iuIy 25 '77--6w.
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The Grand Chapter Order Eastern
Star will convene at kosciusllo, Wednesday.
August Sth.
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To Whom it May Concern.
TREASURY OFFICE
II 10 NA~

TREASURY OFFICE.
JACKSON Mss, July Is, 1871 J
NOTICE is hereby given, that the EIRGINIA
~ FIRE AND MARISE Insurance Company
of Virginia, have given notice Of intention 70
withdraw their deposit of Ten Thousand Dol
lars in State Warrants from the State IEeasu-
nv at the expiration of six months from the
date of this notice. -
VIM. L. HEMINGWAY,
State Treasurer
lulv1F TT-6m
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,.,,entiom Proce"I"Ss'

u,ax Of next week will con-
-A mort Of the proceedings of
st;op. The paper will not,
b. printed until after the
If that body.
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OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE,
JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI

|, JAMES HILL, Secretary Of State, do certify
the Resolution hereto attached, entitled A
Constitution of the State Of Mississippi is a
true and correct copy of the original now on
file in this office,
GIvEN under my hand and the Great Seal
of the State of Mississippi hereuntC
Il. 81 affixed, this 10th day of July. 1877.
JAMES HILL, Secretary of State.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PROPOSED AMENDMENTS
TO THE
Constitution Of the State Of Mississippi.
OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE,
JACKSON, Miss, July 20, 1871.

hSV'l -'II77" July - I0'''
DURSUANT TO an Act TO amend an Act to
l. provide for submitting to a vote of the
people Amendments to the Constitution, and
for other purposes Approved, April 10, 1876
herewith submit to the qualified Electors OF
of the State the following joint Resolutions
proposing Amendments to the Constitution to
be voted upon for adoption or rejection at the
general election TO be held November 9th, 1871.
GIVEN under my hand and the Great Seal
r., of the State of Mississippi hereunto
L. - affixed, this 10Th day of July, 1871
JAMES HILL, Secretary of State.
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~raerH FEMALE COLLEGE Will
....xr session september 18th. This
.,.bs largest, as it is one of the very
.aaa.sin the southwest. See the an
m..tor President johnson in an
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H. J. R, NO. 16.

A JOINT RESOLUTION to amend Article
", Section co. Six of the Constitution.
Pesolped by The LEGISLATURE Of the STATE Of
Mississippi (two-thirds of each House agree
ing thereto That the following Amendment
to The Constitution of the said state as sub
of said Constitution be submitted to the quail
fed electors of said State at the next general
election for adoption or rejection, namely:
"Tbe Legislature shall meet at the seat Of
Government, on the hrst tuesday, aiteF me
first Monday in January, in the year A. ID:
Eighteen Hundred and Seyenty-eight, and
| biennially thereafter, unless sooner convened
| by the Governor.
Read in the House, 1st time March 3lst, 1876,
and passed, yeas rs; nays .
| Read in the House ID time, April LIST, 1876,
and passed Yeas "a nays o.
Read in the House 3D. time, April 3D., 1876,
anu pa'''1 'E7 n. NJ. STREET,
Sneaker of the House of Representatives.
Read in the Senate LIST time, and passed the
| Ist reading by two-thirds vote, on call OF
the yeas and nays, april al, 1876.
Real in the Senate d time and passed the
| ID reading by a twO-thirds vote, on call of the
| yeas and nays, April 9th, 1876.
Read in the Senate Sd time, and passed the
| 81 reading by a two-thirds vote, on call of the
yeas and nays, April 9Th, 1876 ,
| President pro TEN OF senate.
Approved. April 11th, 1876.
}. NJ. STONE, Governor,
OFFICE OF SECRETARY or STATE,
Jackson MISSISSIPPI
T. JAMES HILL, Secretary of State, do certif,
the Joint Resolution hereto attached, entitled
"a Joint Resolution to Amend Art. ", Sec
ton 90 Six of the Constitution" is a true ant
correct copy of the original now GA nile IN TIM
office.
GIVEN under my hand and the Great Sea
of the State of Mississippi hereunt
IL. 81 affixed, this 10Th day of July, 1871.
JAMES HILL, Secretary of State.
july %, '77--3m-
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Matthew'S Reason for Calling for
Troops.

WHEELING, w. Va, July 1s.-The Gov
ernor reports that the Legislature of 1875,
did not provide for organization or enroll
ing of militia; that there is no organized
force except two volunteer companies in
the State, and in order to protect lives OF
men and prevent bloodshed he was cOmpell-
ed TO ask for Federal troops. The rioters
took forty stand of arms from the volunteer
companies to-day. The Governor was
very reluctant to call for Federal aid, but
deemed it necessary to do 50 to prevent the
destruction of lives and property.
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The Grand Encampment knights
Templar of the United states will hold its
Triennial Conclave at Cleveland, Ohio, Au
gust 18th. Sir Knights wishing TO attend
from NJ ssissippi, get roundtrip tickets
good until October 3lst-at the following
rates: Vicksburg, $50 25 Jackson, Canton
and Durant, S33 90; Grenada and Water
Valley, $50 90; Holly Springs, 500 90; Ne
ridian and Gainesville, $37 90; Macon and
Columbus, $50 90; Aberdeen, West Point
and O&olona, $35 90; Corinth SIS 90.