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The T.adfes amTake ID.

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 end celebrated remedy,
DR.. A. Q. simmons Liver Medicine.
II. A. THKDFoRD & Co., sole proprie-
Ors, Chattanooga, Tenn. dec.20-4m.
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New York IIeral
Washing 1ise HsIoody SHIRT.
GENERAL. STEWART L. wooDFoRD ANO THE
OXFORD USIyERsIrY, MISSISSIPPI.


United States District Attorney Woo ford
fat-fF Received atI invitation from the L nj
xersitv 81 Mississippi, oxford, u deliver
tn or 1tion OF C-.m meR.'om nt D1g-
Ihe following l. the answer NJ G-neTh
W"odferd aud the reply of the University,
anil inAsnach u neral WoNdlord i an
Nnii--lavery man of TIA. bro4drst typ the
rr,'spondenee at this pGTgieulsr itinctnre
OF sou hern affairs is not withouG siguifi-
cAuce:
L. ). DIsT. ATTORNEYS OFFICE.
March p, 1877. !
Ny DEAR SIR-Let me thank the Herm;e-
an Society OF your Uniyer-iUy Tor the dou
BILE honor OF election 10 its men bership aud
as oraior at its anniversary. | wish much
practically TO show my sense OF your kind
ness by accepting When l. the address 10
be deiiv"rei? A. s1ou a | receive your
answer | will make Il defiuI'e reply. Bur ]
ought 20 add that | can speak no words OF
general literary topics that would repay for
so long Durney. | woIld iik = 20 address
1 few frank. hearty worlS 10 your young
men about the common neei~ and com
d''ties OF the young men OF the Republic in
the near future.
mu-t speak my honest views ii come
shall speak them from a loving hcart, as
loyal To your best Interests aul 10 one COM
mon future as any heart among YOU all
How may | come and speak 10 you. n"t a.
eloquently. but in the same national spirit
as L know that your own Lamar would
speak To our young men if he came here?
Sincerely yours.
STEWART L. WoODFoRD.
Mr.. 5. f. Montgomery, Oxford, Miss.
UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI,
OXFORD, Miss, HERNlEAN HALL,
April 10, 1877. !
DEAR SIR-Your favor OF the -27Ih uit.
received After fun discussion of the sub
ject il becomes my duty and pleasure To i =
form you that You-are unanimously request
ed to make the anniversary address TO our
two literary societies on Commencement
Day. the last Wednesday in June. Far from
objecting to your proposition of speaking
" About the Common Needs and Common
Duties of the Young Men of the Republic,
nothing would please Us better.
We are convinced OF the sincerity of yO1r
motive, and would lay aside all animusities
and throw ourselves forward in the labor
and hope of building up our country.
Again, sir, in the name of the HermGan
Society, let me invite y0n TO be with as on
the appointed day. Very respectfully,
5. E. MONTGOMERY,
Cor. Sec'y of the Hermaan Society.
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s'Thc Mississippi HOrrOr"---Ehe
kemPer Affair.
Here is the way the Mobile Tribune

Here is the way the Mobile Tribune
puts it:
What surprises us is that shorter work
was not made of the cmlprtS. 4 half dozen
wretches may keep the quiet citizens of a
county in constant dread. Somehow, they
continue their course for years, and then no
Justice can be meted out to them. len
seem to be averse to act through civil pro-
cesses feal ful OF vengeance. We are averse
to lynch law; but that is justitiable and vir-
tuous, if there be no other means of remov
ing the nuisance.
The special reporter for the New York
Tribune, if he will linger awhile and listen
with his ears To the long series of wroags to
the people of Kemper by the ''clique," will
hear of many tragic" events leadiug To that
of Sunday He may enquire about the
killing of - Ball at night, by a party of
negroes, employed by the clique the par
ticulars OF which will fill one letter brim
full, especially if he will see us and get the
particulars of an interview between him
and Chisolnk when they met in the road and
none were present to witness about three
weeks before BalI's assassination, as he
(Ball) detailed to Il Misunderstanding Mer-
curry.
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TnE I. S Circuit Court, Judge Wood
presiding, is holding tern, in this city.

Hon w. w. TRour, Of Monroe. aud
,. Il. Iellowley. of Madison. bath lar .
planters, called TO see yesterday, AID ex-
pres ed the opinion that from the Is h tot,
p i . Jny will be the most sni,ab,e ti,ne
for holding the State Convention.
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-EvlEAL citizens Of 4azoo are in town
.... week among them, Mr.. Claiborne
r..rrn4u. than whom there is no better
mini He represented his county in the
I.gf,ature iu lhe good old days.
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AN ADMINISTRATION TRICK.
why the Southern Appointments Is
are NOT Made.

Washington Cor. n. o. Democrat.l
A prominent Democratic candidate tor
the SpeakerslIip says that he has personal
knowledge that the most portant Federal
appointments in South Carolina, Georgia
and all the Gulf States are held in abeyance
for Stanley Matthews and Garfield to trade
on in the contest for the Speakership; he
aays that proposition will be made to that
portion of nemocratic delegation from
those States which are of Wing antecedents,
TO abandon the regular Democratic caucus
and act independently, the consideration be
ing control of the Federal patronage in
their respective States. My informant
mentioned the names of several Democrats
who are confidently counted on to fall in
with this programme, and then showed m
letters from every one of them Eledgidg
their support to himself as either their first
or second choice. "
The weekly clarion., 1877-05-09

Col d. A. Holman requests us 10 announce
to numerous enquirers. that the act giving
nensIons 60 soldiers OF the Florida and Mex
lean 1ar. failed TO pass the Senate. 1t
passed. the House by varY large mllority,
and Gel. Singleton says he has no 1ouue pu
that it vii become n Law at the next ses-
siOn.--Free Press.
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BY the President,
wM. M. EvARTs, Secretary of State.

The principal in the kemper tragedy, J.
p Gilner, we know to have been an assas-
Sin and a forger. He cOoliy and deliberate
Iv attempted to assasstnate the negro he
publican Sheriff of this county In 1873. fhis
I,er,, vear he swindled st. Louis merchants
hv Diving forced checks. No human being
could descend Co lower depths than he did
-VicksburR Herald.
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HOUSE FUHNGSBIING GOODS:

We Offer a complete assortment in Crockery,
Glass Ware, Wood Ware, Willow Ware,
Tinwarc, Rat Traps Egg Beaters, Cake
Turner's, Wood and Iron Spoons
Mrs Knox's Fluting MackiLes, only $3.50
COOKING STOVES at very low figures.
including following makes: Long Branch
lightning, Clipper, etc. Ovens, Skillets, Lids
Pots etc.
The above list mentions only small proper
ton of articles on hand, | ask Of every one
wanting anything in the Hardware line 10 in
spect my stock before buying, Any SPECIAL
TIES, NOT i'll stock, will be cheerfully ordered
at manufae urers prices, freight aadcd.
Call and see Hy stock WILL NOT BE IN
DERsoLD. Orders filled with care and prompt
ness.
+. WATKINS.
April IL 77--1y.
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Its gratifying t. notice the frequent
manifestations of public sentiment, not
only in the South, but in the West, in favor
of the Texas Pacific Railroad. Rival in
terests unite in advocating it. st. Louis,
Memphis and New Orleans join hands in
its support. The South Atlantic States are
hardly less friendly to it. 1t is true that
this may be partly ascribed to interested
motives. Communities, not less than poll
ticiaas, lock first to their own benefit, but
like politicians OF the nobler Glass, are also
influenced by generous desire to promote
the common welfare.
We clip the foregoing paragraph from
the New Orleans Picayune of the 29th
qlt. We would remand the Picayune
that Vicksburg is also one of the points
having rival interest in the Texas Pa
cifc, and that she will be on hand to see
that the branch road provided for in the
Bill, with its eastern terminus at Nicks
burg, has full justice done it.--Vicks-
burg Herald.
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Another Blast from Old Ren
Wade.
JEFFERSON, April 80, 1877.
Editor ofthe Leader:

JEFFERSON, April 80, 1877.
Editor ofFhe Leader:
The second statement, relating to Mr.
Painter, is follows: Mr.. Wade il credited
with saying, in explanation of his famous
letter, that it was confidential, and was
IN ade public by person totally dcpraved
and utterly destitute of honOr.s This is al
so utterly false. Although the letter was
private, it found its way TO the public In
manner which entirely exoulpates Mr.
Painter from all blame, nor do blame him
for It's publication, as it contained only SEN
timents which l stand by now. | do not
regret its publication, and in all the hostile
CRITICISMS in the papers and otherwise which
it has called forth, no one, has as yet, denied
that it contained the exact truth. In viudl-
cation of Nc. Painter, / will say | have
known him for many years, and he is as
honorable a man as have ever been ac.
quainted with. Respectfully yours etc..
B. F. WADE
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ML97Fs. Iagsart, Of Pittsburg. Pa,
L1veiace, OF Marion. Ala, II ,r.iin, OF Seln i.
ana Sherrard. of Eutsua a, lay ev4ngeli,tS,
"a rived IN this city on last Friday morning
aud immeliately began series OF religious
mte-ing= at the different churches. in trout
OF The Capitol building ana one a Angeles
iaiI. Their labo.s closed Monday We
are satisfied that the visit OF these evangel-
lists has been of inealculabIe good t. our
people spiritually and viii doubtless mark a
new era in the reli igious history of Jackson.
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WAR NOTES.
The Czar- speech.

IoxpoN, May THE Gar, addressing
the Estates at MoscnW, concluded: To-day
| am happy 10 be able 10 thank my people
for their patriotism, which has Deen proved
by deeds. Their readiness TO undergo sac
Ii;icrS eXcels our expectations. May Goo
assist Us 10 fulfill our task, and bless our
troops, who are about to engage in contest
for faith, Emperor and fatherland.
The Russians RcPuI.ed at AHrs-
Fifteen thousand Russians, attempting to
force Signule Pass, east or klrs, were re-
pulsed Two Russian assaults on kars were
repulsed with heavy loss.
New YORK May 6.-The e.enth annual
Convention OF the American Labor Reform
League began to day in Mechanics Han,
r. W. Hume. pre>idiug. Lengthy resolu-
tio4s were offered by f IL. Haywood, de-
nouncing both Republican and Democratic
partiPs and declaring that no candidate
will receive tie labor reform vote VINO Is
not opposed to property On land anu
m hney) monopoly compulsory Taxation,
aud every device giving an increase with
out Labor. to its holders an that men ana
womeb and women should be paid equally
for the same labor.
COLUMBIA, May loving to the refusal
of the Senate, which is Republican, TO go
into an election of Chief Justice until the
House has admitted all the members OF the
late Mackey House, II complete deadlock, so
ftr as that matter is concerned, has resulted
BosroN. May 6 The following is cor
rect list OF the killed on the steamer Sido-
uiAn: Capt. Edw lrds, Adam Gray, first en-
gineer; \ q. Mickey, second engineer; !;
James Gray, third engineer; Henry rug
q Ii. fireman; james Power, fireman; john
llodSe, trimmer, (cOal paSSer.) Wounded !:
X. Hutchison, cook.
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Liberty Herald. J

NJ J"r Van F. Sweariagcn died very su l.
denly at ii- residence on last Friday mprn-
ing. He sat up ia bed aEd CON planned Of
vertigo, lay back Oh his bed. aud in Il few
moments vas corpse. lie died from heart
disease. Major >. for many years and L.
tie time OF his death a pruini inent ciIi-
n OF the county. and held a high place ia
the esteem and affections of our people
The weekly clarion., 1877-05-09

Ar the annual meeting of Gem Fire
Co., No. , held Wednesday night last, for
tae purpose of eleeting officers for the fiscal
gesr. the following were elected:
John McGit. Foreman.
g.. Reaulieu, I-t Asst Foreman.
W. :. salmon. 2l Asst Foreman,
j :. White Hose Director.
Wan. McCallum, Asst Hose Director.
Jesse Barr,' Secretary
30hn West Treasurer.
J.. +. Evans Steward.
Reelected.
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We regret that long report Of the
folarcd ~uuday School pic mic on Saturday
j, crowded out for want OF room. Mr.. Spell
alu and others having it in charge, con-
Quoted the proceedings Vith admirable or
DER ana the addresses, especially that of
Prof Mitchell. were able and well received.
The weekly clarion., 1877-05-09

O-s OH friend and former neighbor,
.r W J.. Patton, Of the Summit Times.
.tI- Harris, E-q., of the Edwards Citi-
l.,ye alv re us with Gals
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p.rH.E Henry, ESQ, Of the Bran
,.. G4r. and Sheriff Rhodes, of Rankin,
...r.. ..Iaang the callers at the CLARION office
since our Ia-t issue.
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r..,ar TorCusroNE, another Of the
.4,naa of Slmp.o.., dropped in upon US
...,.c-d4y. He il ali old aud tried friend
,,ratLhHIoS.
The weekly clarion., 1877-05-09

Ds H,ErEe's Liver PILLS are as IN
..r-a. bread. yet all powerful a the re-
..y.r of sickness. They are sup rior
Family PIN.
The weekly clarion., 1877-05-09

Mr.. John G.. Thompson IS confident that
the Democrats are going to carry every
thing in Ohio this fail. So many Repub-
iIcalss Of that State have drafted into Fed
eraI Offices thai this viii be easy TO do.
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A.tention Efremen!!

The members Of the jackson Fire De-
partment" are hereby .:,ptitied that special
meeting will be held on friday evening
next, May llth, 1877, at s o'clocs. at the Hall
ni Jackson Fire Company 40. ]. A full
attendance is urged as the Department will
De called upon to elect 2d Assistant En-
Gjuecr. aud 10 consider other matters of i'm
poftSuee X. l.. SAUNDERS,
Chief Engineer.
j AEkSnN- M AInL, Sir 1S--
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JEWE !: j: !. !. . + H a. 4 . ..:: J.

tents lh'. coral pin, ono improved shape coll
Ihr stuI' one GENTS fine link watch chain. uud
caskel complete, h cents; three loi. &l .25. six
Tor - aud ~ for $3.50 ull sent postpaid bv
mail. SN dozen ana % solid silver watch lUr
caskets Send so cents for sample .auJ f.,tr-
logne We have all kinds of jcwoby nt low
prices.
COLES q CO., 735 Broadway, New York Uitv.
l,'- We are the OuuGIN,l. bod thf4 bu.iur..,
aud have no Milton Gold or brass irw,
elrv.
This Jccei.v Cosh,L ig rcuark9liy attJartrr
ami COhES 4. ca. aye rehgbh dsaisrs- Boi-
april is 77--tw.f
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na LFGGErT, former Representative
-.,gr-,n. va- ia town Monday.
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THE RIDMELL HNTNE

now open for the reception of tourists. iuya-
hd-, cte, is % new, elegant and spacious brick
and surmountcd by dome from which i n,8.-.
nihcent view IT many miles iu compass i4 NJ
i9rded. The House Is situated on the bank. of
'he neantitul Lake Scupporuong iu the suburbs
Improvements ~ thr wapot lighting. heating
ana ventilation. The most complete facilities
for giving Turkish, Russian on other Baths
under the direction % au experienced uui
skillful physician, are provided.
At the present time thc entire establishment
~ under new ana popular muuagemcut and
guests are assured of receiving nll thc nttcu-
tIoh ana comforts OF strictly FIRST Glass
House al mnlnrHLn nLinDa
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.


fINiE most delightful Summer Resort iu Wis
L consin. Here are located thr wonderful
and famous Thermal Chal ybcntc. Sulphur uuI
Magnesin Sprugs ot the State. Their heal
ing virtues In Licensees of Diabetes aud BrIrhtg
Disease OF the Kidneys are unsurpassed E,
those OF any Springs in the world. MANY
other forms OF chronic complaints are also
greatly oehehtcd 10y the use of these waters.
The scenery about is delightful and tb- rIi-
mate remarkably hcalthul beautiful lakes
and groves ina all the wild beauty of NarIre
abound, and the drives through Tie Adjacent
romantic and picturesque character Tie TO-
callty affords uueQuulcd opportunities for
hunting, fishing, boating and camping. and
some OF the most remarkable uaturN curiusi-
ties in the Stale attract the attention oil tbe
MrLl.L and .n-nm-l.L IN NM A--L----
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The City HOTEL is the favorite place
1or MissiSGippians who visit New Orleans.
Its numerous patrons will be glad to learn
oy the following froBf the Picayune, that it
will continue under its present superb man
agement
We really cannot avoid noticing that Qua
friends, Messrs. Mumford and Watson, have
leased again the City Hotel, which they de-
<l%h to have entirely renovated aud re
utted during the Summer season. introqtte-
ing the latest Improvements. This Will De
uone III such way will be likely to pro-
cure for the hotel the attention it deserves
from the country. Since Col. Morse, in 1874,
sold this popular house to the gentlemen we
nave mentioned before, its patronage mas
constantly increased. If Col. Morse was
S Sne best known and the most widely IoVe9
oecause the mere magic Of hts name coulu
summon TO his side in moment countless
.rt a9st OF followers and friends, his successors,
mo ~no have resided in this city Tor many
5JSears. have daily become more respected
suah ever. Their good management, tasee
~ad fervent and sincere feeling for the
~, ~ munity in which they live, have chttr
tsal .ea them to that distinction and hlgn es-
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DR.. Theo. Artaud,
REFRIGERATOR.S

TNO KEEP YOUR MILK AND BUTTER
Il Cool in Summer, and CEDAR CHESTS
TO keep the Moths from your Winter Clothing,
and many useful articles at
BoTToM FIGgREs AT
april II, iTT-4w W. W. WIHART'S.
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THAT TICKLING IN THE NosE, stop
H. before it becomes Catarrh, by DIR. !. ii.
McLean's Celebrated Catarrh Snuff, it
eoalbes and allays irritation, it cures sores
IN tA- nose or skin and removes Pimples of
thc face Trial Boxes 50cts, by mail. DIR.
J. II. Mel can. 81 4 Chestnut, st. Louis.
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JACKSON, Miss, May sth, 1877

GRANGE MEErING.-The Master of
ue State Grange, Capt. Put Darden, of JEFF
terscn. delivered very instructive and
able addfes. TO Capitol Grange, and a num-
oer of visiting members on Monday last.
Among others in attendance, were the State
Lecturer Maj. Wall, of the i'armers' Vindi-
Gator; Hon. w. w. Troup, of Monroe. Past
Master; Hon. W. l.. Hemingway, State
treasurer; Hon. J. b YellOwley, Master of
the Madison county Grange; Col. Lafayette
Aontgom cry a lending member of the Or
yer Of that county; Mr.. j. Berry. Master OF
SHe Rankin county Grange, Mr.. j, l.. Al
.-1d. Master of the Kinds county Grange
haj. Il. -. Dixon, Treasurer of the State
orange, and numerous. other consple-
oous members Of she Order. The members
u capitol Grange had provided bountiful
collation., and much credit Is due Mrs.
frank Hull, and other ladies, for Its excel
rent and tasteful arrangement. The day
was prOiitabIy and lUrepablV spent.
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For Sale or Rent.

A NICE DWELLING HOUSE WITH TEN
"A acres ground attacked, situated on the
Canton Road half mile north Of Street Rail-
road, and known as the " PETRTE" place. The
house has eight rooms, and is in good repair.
For terms apply on premises to W. 3. HAMIL-
TON, or in Jackson to the undersigned.
L. WATklNs.
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Oxford + .gIr.l

The whites Ail blacks in the Clear Greek
neigh 5orhoud have uui. ed and organized 81
club for the suppression OF all ldNle>siie>S-
They pledge them selves 10 report to the pro
per authorities all gam bling, stealing auI
other violations o the avs and not To couu-
tenancc any person or persons guilty a.
these crimes. The best OF feeling vxists be
tween the races.
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BRTEF PRINTING.

One dollar p0r printed page, 20 copies; so
comics, 81 25 per page. Neatness, promptness,
accuracy guaranteed. Address
POWER 4 BARKSDALE,
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TO PLANTERS,

We oftc' the following goods at lowest figures:
- dozen Scovil Hoes-Steel
10 dozen Graf Hoes-Stcel
Stuart X Kirkland, Williams, Avery, Calhoon
y llall and Spoer Plows.
Steel shovel plows-7, s and inch.
Solid Steel Swecps-l6, 1Sand - inch.
BnzzaId or Dixon do lS aad - inch
Hames, Traces, Axes, Shovcls, Spades, etc.
80 GRAIN CRADLES.
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is "a village Of 1900 inhabitants on tbe Prairi,-
du Chen division of the Chicago. Miwauto,
and 81. Paul II. r.. 90 miles west of NliIwnu-
kce' and o0 oA-t of Madison, the Capital of the
state, visitors coming through Chicago. win
purchase tickets nt the Fort Wayne leput iu
that city, via Milwaukee, direct to paImyru.
Carriages for the lIdwcll await the arrival III
all trains. For full particulars address.
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GOING SOUTH.
.,crsurRG & MERIDIAN R.R.

Es=r-I a>7'''- ~
,N&.ryr--Pa,,enger. , so A. NJ; mixed
3: o. 81. ,,-,.,,.-- leaves Jackson 7:I0A.M.
SUNDAY ENfEi77 -
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ANIMAL. MEETING OF THE
State Beard of Registration.

TNHE STATE BOARD OF REGISTRATION
i will meet at the STATE CAPITOL on
Friday, the First Day of = ume, 1877
for the purpose of appointing three Regis
trars for each county in the State, said Regis
trars 10 hold their office for he period of one
year fran the said first day of June.
Applications and recommendations for the
appointment Of County Registrars should be
addressed TO the State Board of Regstra-
ton, Jackson. Miss" and should be forwarded
by the 25th day of MAY.
]. NJ. STONE, Governor.
W II. SIMS
President pro TEN. Senate.
JAMES HILL
Secretary of State.
STATE BOARD or REGIsrRATIoN.
Jackson, May l, 1S77-td
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during the present month, on State Street
next door to III. f. Sizer.
april IS '77--1m
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- Railroad Schedule.

4, ,frer sunday March 4, 1877, trains
'' ..,,l, .I.ck-o a. follows:
PSI, t'.r''E''' z, .,..
;. q. =. j. ~
GJiNG &OETH.
,f,;f-Ieaves Jackson 40 a. m
~. II i,,nrrs-- Leaves Jackson ) 20 y.
so. y hNP'
u GOING SOUTH.
1r,f1-L.tves Jackson : 90 Il. III.
10 =, I-,urc-s-Leavcs Jackson 9:lO p.
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n. d mineral w aters shipped iu amy guam
tity to all parts of the United Statcz. AhnIy-
ses Of same furnished On application
april 25.-'77F
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Opening.
Spring Millinery Goods

MISS S. II LIN respectfully invites the
III attention of the Ladies of jackson and
vicinity to her ha nd some and varied opening of
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JACKSON ADVERT SEMEN rs.
Hair Manufacturing.

WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM THE
j. Ladies of Jackson and the public gencr-
ally, that l am prepared to manufacture every
A riutiou of
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HazlehurSt Peabody Schools.

A N Election of a Corps of Teachers for the
II HAzLEHURsT White and Colored PEA
BODY SCHOOLS, will be helo in the Office Of
the County Superintendent of Education, on
the First Monday Of June 1877, at 10 A. NJ
Applications for the position of Teacher in
either of the above Schools to be made to hc
undersigned, Superintendent of Public Edu-
cation.
W. b. BINGHAM,
Snpt Of Public Education.
Hazlehurst, Miss, April - 77--4w.
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Real Hair Goods,

in the best style and at moderate prices.
refer ladies to Miss 5. FULLY (Milliner)
will remain in jackson through May only
Please bring your work as early as possible,
MRS s. H. HART
A few doors bsfow Miss Tullys Millinery.
NAV 2 '77--4w