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TRUSTEES SALE.

TTNDER and by virtue of two Deeds Of
- Trust executed. one on the 18th day of
September, 1876 and the other on the 18th dav
of September, 1876, 10 me as Trustee, by
Stuart & Kirkland and A. H. Kirkland and
recorded in the Chancery Clerks Office at jack
son, Kinds county, Deed Book 3, pages 1893
and 40l on the hereinafter describes property
| will on the 18th day of November 1877 on
the premises hereinafter mentioned, within
the hours prescribed by law proceed TO sell at
auction for cash, to the higest bidder, the fol-
lowing described lands lying in Kinds in
county, State of Mississippi, and in the City
of Jackson, to-wit: Beginning at a point 7
Is chains No. ], w, from the SW corner of
lot formerly belonging to Lemon & Quilter
on the north side Of Capitol street in West
Jackson, and running thence 81, 40 + 424
chains TO bank of Town Greek, thence w 70
40 E AIS chains to a sycamore tree Is inches
in diameter east side of said creek thence
with the meanders of said creek ascending
east bank of same n. Ice go Z, 255 chains to
a sycamore 3 inches in diameter, thence n .
So W. 100 chains, thence n So W 266 chains
to a small elm, thence \. &c go E. 100 chains
thence n. Sc 80 W. $50 chains thence n IL
W. Ito CHAINS, thence n. So go E. 154 chains
to a stake, thence S. 10 E. 80 links across to
west bank of Town Greek, 1926 to the place of
beginning said lot being bounded on the west
b. the lands of the New Orleans, ST.. Louis
and Chicago K. H. Co., containing by estimate
10 acres, and being the same lot conveyed to
William and John Stuart by r. VI. Hobson, by
deed October /. 1858, also all lathes saws
planning mills, mills, engines, shafting, and
all machinery, moulds and tools, and all i'm
plements or machines of what kind soever
used by the said Stuart & Kirkland, partners
in the manufacture of implements and ma
chimes in the foundry and factory owned and
operated by them on the above described
lands. All of said really and personally, or
a suttciepey thereof to be sold to satisfy the
balance due on the notes to J. & 7. Green,
cestius que trust in said deeds for the security
of which said deeds were executed
The title to this property is believed to be
good, but l shall only convey such title as is
vested in me as trustee.
Oct17,'77
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CITY SECTIONS REPORT (wHITE).

To the Honorable Board Of Mayor and Alder
men:
GENTLEMEN | hereby submit the follow
ing mOrruarv report for the month OF Sep
TENDER, 1877:
Septem Der 5th.-Nellie Winslow Sullivan
3 months cholera infautum.
Sept. 1lth.-Richard +. Taylor, ? years, 3
days; congestion of the brain.
Sept. 13th.-Infant son of Mr.. W. NJ. Ev-
ans; still born.
Sept lGth-Thomas w. Smith, 81 years :;
disease of the liver.
Sept. I9th.-Charles p Murphy, 6 years;
congestion of the brain.
Sept. 20th.-Miss Katie S. Wishart, Is
years; typhoid malarial fever.
Sept. 27th.-ChriStopher Grimmer, Is
years; old age.
Respectfully submitted,
Pr. MCGUIRE
City Sexton.
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PROCLAMATEON.
s3OO 90 REWARD.

w ceived by me, that PHnIp Lacy, in
Lowndes county, in this State, on the morn
ing of October 9Th, 1877, waylaid and killed
THOMAS GOLDING, and that said Lacy effected
his escape, and is still at large;
Now, therefore, /, J. NJ. STONE, Governor of
the State Of Mississippi, do offer the above re-
ward for the arrest land delivery of the said
PHILIP LACY to the Sheriff of Lowndes coun-
ty, said reward of $500 be ng in addition to
the statutory reward of 800, and payable
upon conviction. And do moreover, require
all officers of this State to be diigent in their
efforts to arrest said fugitive Philip Lacy.
Given under my hand and the Great Seal
r of the State affixed, at Jackson, this
L. - llth day of October. A. d. 1877.
By the Governors J. NJ. STONE.
JAMES HILL, Secretary of State.
maybe, '77-3w.
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y COOP JOB.-We had the misfor-
tune, a few weeks since, to break a binders
standing press--the part broke being a cast
ing of several hundred pounds weight We
wrote TO the manufacturer of the press sup
posing that the piece could be duplicated
from the original pattern. In the mean
time, we learned that Mr.. Chas Williams
proprietor ofPear River Foundry, was will
ing to undertake TO make the press as good
as new, and we are gratified in being able
10 state that he has not only succeeded, but
thar the expense OF the job is less than one
half what the New York manufacturer pro-
posed to charge. The moulding was done
by Mr.. John kavanaugh, a native of Jack
son, who has learned his trade in Pearl
River Foundry. Though but quite a voutb,
he is master workman.
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Astonishing 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-
son can use it without immediate relief.
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 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 20 cents.
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Entries must be made before the close of
first day of the Fair. No entry fee will be re-
auired of exhibitors.
Exhibitors who do not expect to attend the
Fair will have articles exhibited, provided all
shipping charges are prepaid on being for
warded to the Secretary. Allentries will be pro-
perly classed and competent awarding commit
tees viii be appointed. Owners Of stock, ma
chinery, agricultural implements, and all new
and useful inventions will be allotted suitable
space free of charge, on application, and
where two or more exhibitors in any one class
desire to compete, judges will be appointed
and awards made.
GRAND PIGEON MATcH-300 wild pigeons
Match to commence at $50 A. NJ. Entrance,
SO 90. Fifteen TO fill, or pro rata if more
than fifteen entries, purses TO be correspond
ingly increased; Glass shooting. ten birds
each; Il yards rise; 50 yards boundary. Ma
tional rules to govern /: so GO TO first, $45 90
to second, S25 90 to third and so 90 TO fourth.
FRIDAY NOVEMBER 18th
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Card from c. H. Manship, Esq.
EDITORS CLARION

EDITORS CLARION
FIND CARD in your last issue asking
me 70 become a candidate for Ma q trate
had 1 not been voted the choice Of Two ma $
meetings Of the peoPlo heretofore. and were
the oflee one Of any political significance.
shoId most certainly decline this very fatter-
ing call but believing, from the constant So
hc5tauOns OF my tell5w-cItlzcns and the earn
estness with which the appeals are made upon
me TO run, leaves me no longer at liberty TO
decline, l shall, therefore. leave the matter in
the lands OF M friends and TO crafty very
widely expressed wish Please announce my
name as candidate and If elected, will by a
prompt and faithful discharge Of the duties of
The position, endeavor 10 maintain he con
tiEued good opinion Of my fellow citizens
c. II. MANSHIP
Jackson. Oct. L. 1871
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The Berger Family Troupe.

This celebrated company of musical ar
tistz, after an absence of several years are
once more to visit Jackson, and give our
music loving citizens an opportunity of lis
tening to their superb music. They will
appear at Angeles Hall, tomorrow eve
ming, the 18th inst. 1t Is needless for US 20
say much in praise of this tronpe; they oc-
cupy a foremost place among the leading
Amusement organizations of the country
and their reputation is world wide. The
company is composed entirely of tirst-class
artists, who know their business and do
everything thoroughly without over doing
it. Prominent among the artists who will
appear, are Miss Anna I. Berger, the great
cornet soloist; Miss Kate Douglass, So
prano vocalist; the charming Coleman sis
tiers, musical speciality artists, and the
great comic humorists, the Delanoe, Jcppe
and Fannie. Mr.. James w. Mckee, beyond
all doubt the greatest character vocalist in
America, is also with the troupe; and the
entertainment promises to be the brightest
and best that has been given in Jackson, for
4 long time. The Bcrgers may be sure of
a full house here, and we advise all who
are DESTROYS of attending 10 procure their
tickets in time. Seats can now be secured
At Asher'S Drug Store.
THE CHESS CHAMPIONSHIP "A cor
respondent at Mt. Carmel, Miss, ventures
the opinion that THE CLARION was a little
hasty IN stating that the chess champions of
Natcnez and Memphis had Deel laid in the
shade by Mr.. Galbreath of this city. The
said correspondent thinks that il Mr.. Gal
breath could tackle on to DIR. S. H.
Brown, of No. 20 Second street, Memphis,
that he would have to pull down his colors
now dying so triumphantly. If Dr. Brown,
or any other expert in Memphis, is particu
Iarly anxious in that line, we have no
doubt Mr.. Galbreath will be found cat
home"
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Sections REPORT, (CoL.)

SEXTON : REPORT, lCOL.)
To the Honorable Board Of May0r and Alder
men:
GENTLEMEN: / have the honor to submit
a report of the mortality of the colored cit
liens of Jackson, during the month of Sep
ember, 1877:
September 3d.-Child of Rose Mackey /;
still-boTn;
Sept. lIth.-Louisa Hunt; Is years mala-
rial fever.
Sept. 18th Amanda Burns, 8 months;
Inflammation of the bowels.
Sept. ID h.--Rachaei Burns, q years In
Illumination of the brain.
Sept. l4th.--Edward Leaner, years !;
whOOping cough.
Sept. l4th.-Dr. BIuntston, II years; con-
sumption.
Sept. 27th.--Wm. Hamilton, year; teeth
ing.
Very respectfully, etc,
TONEY BARNES.
City Sexton.
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MOURNING Dress Goods at Stadeker's

THE ONLY CARPET Rooms in this city
in which are to be found Hemps Carpets,
extra two-ply.
Extra Superfne Ingram, best all Wool,
three-pIy. Tapestry Brussels, English
Body Brussels, Venetian Stair Carpet.
Drugget.
Crumb Cloths, Tapestry BRUSSELS, Rugs,
Turkish Velvet Rugs.
Door Mats, in Colon, Thread, Jute, Cocoa
and Rubber. Oil Cloth Rugs-any size.
Oil Cloth in piece-any width, Paper Lining
for Carpets, ETC., is at
Oct. II, wat. ROBINSON & STEVENS.
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ESnilrOad 7HccGingS.

Gen. W. +. Martin and Gen. T. J. Whar-
ton will adj Iress the people # Kinds county
in the interest of the NataheZ and Jackson
Railroad, AT the following times and places,
tO-wir:
Jackson. lst night Wednesday, Oct 18th
Clinton. Thursday, Oct 18Th.
Tlnuiu's school House, Friday. oct 10Th.
Brownsville. Saturday, Oct. 20ch.
Bolton, Monday, Oct 22l.
Edwards, Tuesday. Oct. 23I.
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BIents 50 %
Eacn band coming, Is respectfully requested
to practice, Hold tho Fort ard Coronation
pliment OF GENERAL WADE HAMPTON
y ho is expected to be present on that day
Upon this day excursion trains will be run on
the New Orleans. ST. Louis and Chicago and
Nicksburg and Meridian railroads, aud all
the Sunday School children and their teachers
are invited to attend; admission, tree.
CHARLES A BRoUGuER President.
JOHN W RoBISsoN
" II. GIBBS
J. l. Power.
lsNDoRE STRAUSS
JosHUA GREEN.
THOMAS f. Helm
Vice Presidents.
E. II. REFER, Secretary
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Railroad Meeting.

Gen. ". Z. Martin will address the peo-
Pile Of jackson at she Capitol tonight in the
Interest OF the NatcHcz, Jackson and Co
lumbus Railroad. We hope he viii be
greeted with "a fan house, as earnest Of good
will toward the enterprise, which viii be OF
vast benefit TO Jackson.
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THE great speciality for this week is
our grand line of Ladies, Dress Hats. The
very latest style that fashion has given, is
now ready for inspection, and we beg a
visit from our friends. The shapes for this
season in Ladies, Hats. all trimmed in eX-
quisite taste, are the Lagrange, Breton,
Elite, Perfection. Norwood, and Helmet;
and for Misses, Opera, Daisy and Helmet.
All the above styles are in Plain or Brush
Brim and in Black, Bronze, Blue, Drab and
Mole Also a handsome display in Artificial
Flowers and Fruits for trimming.
oct I7-6t. ROBINSON & STEVENS.
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DESCRIPTION:

PHILIP LACY is a white man; about 50 years
of age; feet, II inches high; hair dark
chin whiskers and moustache dark and heavy,
and slightly sandy; eyes dark grey; slow
spoken, and disposed to be quiet; had on
when last seen checked cOttonade pants and
shirt, and brogan shoes; was raised in Jeffer-
son county, Alabama.
Dct II IT
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WITHOUT pretending to say it will
minister to mind diseased, or pluck out
Foote sorrow" &C., we do aver that the
prudent use of HOME STOMACH BITrERs
will promote health and longevity.
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GRAND BRASS BAND JUBILEE.

In which all the bands in the State are invited
to participate. Ten have already signifed
their intention to be present.
Best amateur band, 8 or more instruments
with pieces. premium Of $50 90,
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LADIES who are interested in millinery
goods-aud who OF the sex are not ?--are
notified by Miss TuIly that she will have
ready for exhibition on Tuesday next the
most elegant assortment that she has yet
brought to this city. Miss Tully has had a
lifetime experience in this business, and
knows what the Ladies want, even if they
don't know it themselves.
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-. w LAMKIN n co,
COTTON FACTORS
Commission Merchants,
VECKSBURG, MISS.

All orders for goods of any kind will be
promptly filled. We viii make liberal advan-
ces on consignments of Cotton. Ezs- Office,
1876 MULBERRY STREET loot II tm
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To the Hon Board Of Mayor and aldermen {:
GENTLEMEN: 1 have the honor to report
the following AS my collections for the
month of Septem Der, 1877
Privileges Observation-Disclosures. I35 90
Respectfully,
L. IL REFER,
City Collector
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All miasmatiC complaints, in other words,
all disorders generated by unwholsome ex-
halations from the earth or water, are prev
alent at this season In every section sub
ject to the visitation of fever and and ague,
or other forms OF intermittent disease, the
causes which produce these maladies are ac-
lively at work. This, therefore, is period
of the year when the Inhabitants of such
districts should prepare their system to
meet the unwholsomc condition of the at
mosphere by a course of tonic aud Alternative
treatment Foremost among the invigor-
ants, recommended by time and experience
as a means of fortifying the system against
all endemic aud epidemic maladies, stands
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. By timely
use of the Bitters the feeblest resident of an
unhealthy soil may escape the sickness
which, without the aid of this potent ally
Of nature will be apt to overtake the strong
est.
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j, S. HAMILTON. {

SITUATION AS TEACHER WANTED
a young lady advertises for situation as
teacher in public or private school, or as
governess in a private family She has
been thoroughly educated, and has had sew
eral years experience in teaching
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TIE TEMPERANCE FEsTIvAL.-Inad-
verteutIy, and jaexcu-tbly, we omitted to
make mention last week, of the Temper
aucc Festival on Thursday night, 4rh inst
The address Of Rev. Mr. Galloway ut Rep
rc-eutauvrs Hall, was worthy of the sub
iecr and the speaker. The welcome address
40 the Council Hall, by J. Watson Smylie,
President of the Council, was fclicitous in
matter and manner. The supper was a
feast indeed, to which all did tuIl justice es-
pecialIy the representatives of the press,
the pulpit and the bar who are usually on
hand ON such occasions. Altogether, il
was "a happy event and demonstrated that
there must Dee "a union of hearts and a
union 81 hands" I'M the Council member
ship TO accomplish so much with such APP
pareutly little effort.
Bra your blankets and shawls at Stad-
ckers
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CITY CLERKS REPORT.

To the Honorable Board Of Mayor and Alder
men:
GENTLEMEN-I herewith submit my report
of mum Der aud kind OF warrants issued dur
ing the quarter ending September 29Jh,
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AMONG the many substantial improve
ments now being made in various portions
of this city, we are pleased to note that our
public-spirited citizen, Geo. Muh, has re-
moved the frame shantie adjoining this
Office, and will erect Immediately in its
place a handsome brick building.
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THE purest cream tartar made from
grape acid enters into DoOLEYs YEAST
POWER. So with all the other compo-
nents. The result is that the most satifac-
tory results are attained By the use of a
smaller quantity of leavcn and flour. Fam
lilies that try il say so.
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The Iowa Methodist Conference resolved
to entreat all ministers and members who
use tobacco to desist for conscience's sake;
and to vote for the admission of no one to
the conference who uses tobacco without a
pledge that he will abandon it.
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GOLDSMITH MAID,
'ill be here on Thursday Of the Fair. an,
TEN BROCK. VERA CRUZ,

And others of the most celebrated thorough
breds now on the American turf viii be or
hand for the racing programme each day.
Es-SIXTY HORSES ARE ALREADY REG
iISTERED FOR THE ENTRIES
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SALE OF LANDS.

DY VIRTUE OF a DECREE OF THE
ID Chancery Court for he First District Of
Kinds County, Mississippi, made on the LIST
day of October, 1877, the undersigned as
Special Commissioner of said Court, will, on
Saturday, the oath day Of November, 1877,
at the late residence of william O. Moseley,
deceased, in said Kinds county, about seven
miles from Jackson, and six miles from Gin
ton, proceed to sell at public auction, to the
highest bidders for cash, in lots or parcels not
exceeding one hunnred and sixty (l60) acres
in any one lot parcel, the following de-
scribed lands, all of which situated IN
said Kinds county, to-wit: The southeast quar-
ter and etghty-two (S2) acres of the southwest
quarter. lying east of the {. and NJ. road, sup
posed to be road leading from Clinton to Madl-
sOnville, in section six (6) and the northeast
quarter of section twelve (l2)-all of the fore
going being in township six 90, of range one
a. west; also the northeast quarter, and
eighteen (lS) acres of the northeast corner OF
the northeast quarter of the northwest quar-
ter of section four a., the southwest quarter
of section six (6& the northwest quarter OF
section seven ~, and the east half of the
southwest quarter of section sixteen (l6)-alI
of said last described portions of lands beng
in township six 90, of range one ~ east, ana
all of said lands containing about nine hun
bred and eighty t9S0) acres.
Said sale will be made for the purpose OF
dividing the proceeds thereof among the lega,,,
tees and devisees provided for in the last will
and testament in writing of said William =.
Moseley, deceased; and said lands are the
same on which said deceased resided at the
time of his deatq
JOHN W. ROBINSON,
Commissioner, &c.
Oct17 '77-4w.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
GRAND OPENING Of
MILLINERY GOODS.

A MRS. FULLY ). on TUESDAY next psi
a INST The Ladies of jackson are invited
70 Gaii ah3 examine the very choice assortment
Of Hats, Bonnets. Flowers. Feathers. Notions
Ornaments, and Ribbon Of latest STYLES. col
ors and shades. The goods have been selected
WITH special care, and the ladies are most cor
dlaHE invited to call and see for themselves.
Jackson. Oct l. lS77-Ir
4 foCNG LADY, who has had several
"a years experience in Teaching. desires =
situation IN a Public or Private School or as
"oVerness IN a private family. Refers By
PERMISSION. % J. L. Power, Jackson Miss
Uct.lT 'T7-4w
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Fair Association adds the following purses
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18th.
PACING RACE-NIile heats best > in 3; three
or more horses to start, $50 90.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18th.
TRorrING RACE.--N1ile heats, best in 3; two
or more horses to start, $50 90.
Ten MILE RACE.-Betwcen MISS MAY DE-
ATTELA and PROF. DEWOLF, each riding
five horse and changing each mile.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER fjlh.
TRorTING RACE.-Mile heats h.>t in B.
three or more horses to starr, 800 90, 50 to
second horse.
PACING RACE.-Nlie heats best2 in 3; two
or more horses to start, $50 90.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10th.
ONE HALF MILs RUNNING RAcE.-Best in
3; three or more horses to start, $50 90
SATURDAY NOVEMBER Nh
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OUR well known citizen, Thos. Green,
Est b, after All absence OF several months in
Maryland, has returned TO the city very
nrl1rIN In nrnNll in hnalth.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
REGISTRATION NOTICE.

TO the Voters Of the City Of jackson.
HAVING been duly appointed and qualified
Il as required by the Act of the Legisla-
For the Registration of the voters in The
City of Jackson - NOTICE is hereby given
that the undersigned Board of Registration
VIII convene at the City Hall, in said City, for
the purpose OF registering the qualified voters
of said City, on the
Asf Monday in November
next, QS77). The Board will sit during the
ordinary business hours each day, for five
consecutive days, and will register the voters
Oh the City as required by law
JAMES W. LANGLEY
JAMES GALCERAN
}. j. SPELLMAN
Board Registrars
jackson. Miss Oct II 1877
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WE VIII open the grandest line Of La
dies, Dress Hats wc have offered for many
Fruits for trimming to-day at 10 o'clock.
oct IT-It. ROBISsON IL STEVENS.
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FoUSD.--A sum Of money, which the
loser can have on application at this Office,
and giving satisfactory evidence of owner
ship.
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BE sure to see the Helmet Hats for
Ladies at
oct l7-2C. ROBINSON & STEVENS.
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SHOES, SHoEs.-Just opened a fine
line, custom made, at Stadeker's.
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MOST REMARKABLE TRAIL!
Burning Of The Splendid "Pheniy Hotel p

"iIfIbe Ready October 18th, ~.
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Full Report of the TESTIMONY of over 20
Witnesses, the ARGUMENTS of Counsel IN
sTRUCTIoNs to the Jury and VERDICT of Ae-
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TO Col. P. s. LAYTON,
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