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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-09-05

An interesting document in the form
of plan prepared by Mr.. Jefferson in
1900, for settling disputes in the Presi-
Dental count, is copied elsewhere.
1t is noteworthy that the great apostle
of Democratic and State Rights govern
ment, held to the doctrine that the mem
bers of the two houses of Congress, and
not the President of the Senate, should
count the vote.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-09-05

AN account is published in another
column of an African emigration move
ment at Columbus. The scheme is evi-
IDENTIFY gotten up for political effect. The
design of the leaders is to foster discon-
tent among the ignorant masses; to play
upon their passions, and by talk of a
"white mans country" to induce the
negroes to believe that they are in some
way badly treated.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-09-05

THE National Cotton Exchange have
adopted resolutions which call for a me-
mortal to Congress, asking that body to
increase the appropriation for the Signal
Service Bureau; for establishment of
other stations in the Cotton States, so as
to obtain more accurate information of
rainfall and temperature providing that
arbitrations on deliveries of cotton sold
on the basis of classification be upon a
class only of fair average staple, and
that valuations should afterwards be
fixed according to the official quotations
of the day of delivery and providing for
the appointment of an Inspector to ex-
anime the condition of cotton at the time
of delivery.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-09-05
The Contrast,

Read the following from the n. Y.
Herald, keeping in mind the fact that
Mr.. Hayes so called Southern policy
is the policy compelled by the conquering
Democracy of the Southern States, sup.
ported by the Northern Democracy. 1t
presents nn agreeable contrast between
the Southern and Northern situations:
The withdrawal of so large force from
ten (Southern) States has not had the least
injurious effect. The riots, murders and
massacres of which we heard SO much dur
ing Grants administration are unknown
under that of Mr.. Hayes. and, indeed, the
South is far more Tranquil than the North. 1t
has proved that an army is unnecessary in
the South. The West is the place where
our troops are wanted; for while the ghost
of the Ku-klux has vanished Sitting Bulls
reality becomes more formidable every
year.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-09-05
Holly Springs Reporter.l

We feel very much gratified az the nomi-
nation Of Gen. A II. West, by the conven-
ton for the position of State Senator.
His nomination was by unanimous accla-
nation. He is a strong man for any ticket,
and will prove power on our ticket. In
honoring so distinguished a citizen the
Democrats of Marshall have honored them
selves.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-09-05
The Next FrankIin Co unity Repre-.
sentative.

Summit SentineI-I
j. S Magee. editor of the Franklin Ban
ner was nominated last Monday for the
Legislature. BY large majority. The cit
liens of Franklin county recognizing his
past services have nominated him for this
position, knowing, as they do, that he is
worthy, honest and com petent.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-09-05

The purpose for which the General
Assembly, may levy taxes are enumerat-
ed as follows:
For the support of the State govern
ment and the public institutions.
For educational purposes, in instTucting
children in the elementary branches of an
English education only.
ITO pay the interest on the public debt.
''To pay the principal Of the public debt.
To suppress Instruction, Ia repel inva-
sion and defend the State in time of war.
To supply the soldiers who lost limb
or limbs in the military service OF the Con-
federate States with substantial artificial
limbs during life
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-09-05

The Democrats are fortunate in the
selection of candidates the present year.
Everybody for the cause nothing for
''men"--is good maxim properly con
strued but good cause must have good
men to represent it else it will be over
taken by disaster and misfortune. Of
d. NJ. Rogers, the nominee for Senator
from Yalobusha and Calhoun, we have
often spoken in these columns. He Is a
veteran in their service; and of well
approved capacity and integrity. The
floating candidate for representative from
those counties, A. I. Roane represented
Calhoun in the Legislature in the dark
days, side by side with Lowry aud Rob
bins, and Street, and Sessions, and Hol-
loway, and Kimbrough, and Mcintosh,
aud Hyer, and men of that Roman
mould; and there was no blade that
flashed more brightly than his in the
forefront of the battle.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-09-05
4 Prudent MOVeImenf-FusiOn
Ticket in Bolivar

Greenville Times
The two political parties of Bolivar
county held a ''fusion" convention at
Rosedale on Monday last, and made the
following nomination:
For Legislature-Green Clay,
f. NJ Libby.
For Senator-Gao. w. Gayles.
Or. VI. Wilson,
For Sheriff wv. r. Cam pbell,
James Sellers.
For Treasurer-AleX. Yerger.
For Asses sor-David Wilson.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-09-05

We see an item floating around to the
effect that Wood, McCreary, Noonan,
Lynch, Griffin and Brown, are the pros
pective candidates for sheriff of Adams
county In the halcyon days of the
Ames regime such an item as that would
have looked natural but we expected
that 'the likes of them" had passed out
Of Office in Mississippi forever.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-09-05
Meeting Of the County Executive
Committee.
Rooms OF Co. Elk. Com.

At meeting of the Executive Committee
of the DemoIratic-COn> party of
Kinds county. held on the LIST inst, it was
resolved that County Convention be called
to meet ut the Court House in the town of
Raymond,
OK TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER Is, 1877,
at IL o'clock, A. Nj, for the purpose of NOM
mating county ticket, and of selecting
delegates to q District Convention to nomi-
nate senator.
The different election precincts of the
county. as constituted by the present Board
of Registrars, will be entitled 10 repreSen-
tation il said Convention as follows.
Auburn. 6 Bolton, ;; Brownsville, D;
Byram. ,; Cayuga. ,; Clinton, 6; Dry
Grove, Z; Edwards, g Raymond, 8; Terry.
5 Ulica. 5; Tinnin School House, 3 Liberty
Grove. 4: Forrest Hill, /; Jackson, 9. To-
tai, IS.
And it Is hereby recon mended that the
Dem nc ratio Conservative voters of each
election precinct meet at their voting
places
OK SATURDAY, THE 18TH or SEPTEMBER.
and select delegates to represent them in
the Convention aforesaid.
w. L. RATLIFF,
Nh SMITH, Ch9rman.
Secretary.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-09-05

1azOo. the banner county Ofthe State, hass
also put her ticket out with that Jealous aua
talented son Of hers, w. ID. Gibbs no the
mast head. The next Senate, II compose
of such old men az Gen. A. NJ West, ana
such talented young men as Gibbs anu
Peery, Mississippi will have a Senate OF
which she may well be proud.-WinohA
Free Press.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-09-05

at the close of the war the national
debt amounted to two billions seven hun
dred millions of dollars Tin round num-
two billions, Notwithstanding five billions
have been collected from the people in
the shape of direct and indirect taxes.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-09-05

The RIeHr SRIRTF.-The Democracy
of Oktibbeha have nominated their can
didates-good and true men. The Starks-
vile Times says:
There is but one consistent course left TO
the Democracy of this county. and that is
to stand by the action of the primary elec-
ton and rally round the nominee. Any
other course will be suicidal with all the
word means.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-09-05
TIE Sixth Annual Session Of the Ma,

THE Sixth Annual Session of the Ma,
tional Agricultural Congress, will be
held at the Grand Pacific Hotel in the
city of Chicago, ON Tuesday, "Wednesday
and Thursday, September %, % and q,
1877, commencing at 10 A. NJ, on Tues
day. All Agricultural Societies, Boards
of Agriculture, Agricultural Depart
ments, Agricultural Colleges, Agricultu-
raj Periodicals, Oranges, Farmers Clubs
and other organizations whose object is
the promotion of Agriculture in the
United States and in British America
are requested to send delegates and all
persons desiring to promote the objects of
the Congress are cordially invited to at
tend and to participate in its delibera-
tons
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-09-05

Meridian Mercnrv.l

Meridian MercuryJ
Hon. w. ID. Gibbs. who was a Democratic
Presidential Elector last wear. has been
nominated by the Nazoo Democracy for the
State Senate. We think he will make
valuable acquisition TO that body. Orr
people In the east remember Mr.. Gibbs and
his canvass favorablv.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-09-05

Mr.. HAYES has appointed Judge
Sloanaker, that prince of deadbeats and
lobby-vultures, to an important office in
the revenue service. Not much ''civil
service reform" in that
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-09-05

w. P. HUTcHrRsoS, Esq, is associat-
ed with Mr.. J. B. Quinn in the editorial
department Of the Choctaw Leader.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-09-05

Liberty Herald
CoTToN WoRMs.-The dishearting report
comes from every section OF the county
that these terrible destrOyers are making
their appearance In many OF the neluq
Should the rains continue, great 10
win be done the cotton crop,
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-09-05

Mr. HAYES says that his grandfather
was blacksmith. The old man put up
= bad lob when he made president for
the United States.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-09-05

FLoArER FROM CHoCrAw AND Mont.
GoMERY.-By close vote, Capt. II. NJ.
Allen was selected as the representative
from these counties. The Choctaw Lead
er says:
He is a gentleman of unquestioued ability,
ripe scholar and one whose character Is
without a blemish. No better selection
could have been made, and we place his
name on the general ticket in come, ton
with the other standard bearers, knowing
thlt he will DO yoeman service in the COM
ing campaign.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-09-05

BRIGHAM YOU'VE, the great monarch
of the Mormons, gave up the ghost on the
31st ult., at the age of rs years.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-09-05
For Representatives. Weldon Hicks

EDS. CLARION: [ ask the privilege of
your columns to recommend to the voters 0 f
Kinds, Weldon Hicks, of Edwards precinct,
for Representative. He is man of intclli-
gence. liberal views, taxpayer, ready
speaker, and is possessed of great energy
and integrity of character. His selection
will give an earnest Of the good faith of the
Democratic party to the colored race of
which he is Il worthy representative, aud
insure harmony =
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-09-05

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sentenced - ~ a., W. murder oH i..Ht
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Meridian Mercury
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night, was arrested in Now D.
week by Mr.. Rus. Dixon. a.. ..
has been served ON tar ,,at...,....
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Magnolia Herald.
a,tton 81 ~ "''s. I' '... Orb aHa.. #-a
for having stolen "a 'gr..r, ',.I,...'..
which was "A upirIiIinrt- ,.,t, Fl
bail he was placed iu uI.
bIooNn"Nen comet
On last Saturday u.uHt.r f...r....
was made on me uu-ta.. .....,., ~.
miles below We,.ou HE a.-a,..., ~.
shot into passenger coach. arr ..
the passing train with brpE.h...
stones One OF TWO ul--rnutr- ,.. ..
with these missiles. lUf Uu I.Iu..r. D.
guilty. SG GlY par TTo" to I II g ooSar o.
the in" Tor SUCH dcNiItry.
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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-09-05

THE n. Y. World, speaking of the
new constitution of Georgia, says that it
is can honest and liberal instrument
made for the well-being of the State by
the representative men Of the State, and
flung like a protecting mantle over all
classes, creeds and races"
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-09-05
MISSISSIPPI NEWS.
Holly Spr ngs South.

On The Night Of Friday, the 1-t 49,
murdered anot.rr nr, '.'., y. ','l1sr. E.ma.
named Newton ONy. az N"H count.
To have been one nfrf.. f, '' I"t.ts. ....
the county On M. '.. ua.
Ramsey wa. gr-a.t'.i az '0NHN follow
~ New Albany. and ths O.r.I.. ...
IN session, he was iuG..fe.l.,
ahd found guilty Of murder ON l....
October. '''''f ..t l..
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-09-05
Bentou Kising 81

There were over hundred person. g
shawnee on wednesday 90 WitUe-- fHu .TIH
Of w. E.Noleu. charged with tMr attempted
seduction Of two youuv ladir- rr-IUnl "a.
that place. We are g1Id tO learn t..- '..
curious were disappDiufrI Am pN.u.H-
alton was waived. and The defendant r.-
qnired 10 give bond tor hi. apnrarunae e.
Circuit Court. Or 90 To- uiI. r.. 4. h.m-
brough for the prosecution and vs. T
Strickliu for the defense
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-09-05
Memnhis Annnnl

Mr.. Calvin +. smith, brother ol lrf..H.
John Il. Smith, OF ibis city, dicI ol o.l ....
ton. Tue day, at bis home BOZ Da-o,o ..rn-
~, Mississippi. Mr.. Smith WINS au esteem.
ed gentleman ana Hcl-huUNu uU###.
whose death will DE regretted by aH who
knew him.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-09-05
Memphls ApnenIL

There was hlcd yesterday at tHp clerk. 81.
Office Of the United States circuit u.Hrr .-.
the decree confirming the masters rp...
in the case OF the Illinois truuu. RAILROAD
and others, against the Mis-i--ipp. Genital
railroad and others, 100 whirhsuit fHu nru..
erty OF The defendant corporation U.. I'D
by special master.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-09-05
Tallahatchie Times.

Mr.. james G.. Brady, formerly o. resident
OF THIS county wa. killed 200 Bclen, QulW#.
county, on Saturday last bv Que t4r-.U
Porter, who is ia charge OF bpuf H.r.
Saw mill attached. The particular of Pa.
unfortunate difficulty, as related 20 u-.af.-u
contradictory, that we decline 10 give aag
Of them
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-09-05
Brookhavcn Comet ]

Henry Bowman, % preacher u .Ha ..
ored Baptist Church, and ior many l..r.
kh"wh 10 lhe community JOS politician {.
lne oiachtst uyc' .Wa,, about O'Clock d..
night. shot and Killed at Ais bonn. Hs
brother, Hczekiah Bowman. All Nm. U-
ties concerned are negroes, thc sou. uf i .
boWman, We're we slave, oi MrJ. M.b.M
and live back of his residence. Oh l....
street. There are several brothers. .. I.
whom bear the reputation OF being .a.-.
relsomc.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-09-05
Water Valley Central

A coI0red gent bV thc nump MI Wm- ITTT-
alias VIM. Jones, registering from JG.k-o
Miss, and "gay gam boiler" DIS trade. h#s
been payi' 9 our town professional E...f.
lie landed here some four or Htsluy- aeu-
and Of course has been "m4kiUg BIAS while
the sun shines" His career. however. Has
been glorious but bret A complain. $3.50.
made Wedncs lay morning hy one oft Tie
suffering colorcd dupcs to Recorder NaH.-
Ian, and VIM. Jonc. was soon brought bee
fore the bar of justice. The proc. being
conclusive. fine OF S5l5O for -m'r Ha
corporation and twenty days Boo iIl wss
melted out.
, 1877-08-09

DY T'ljLEt31iApII.


FO1tE1HS CTT1EAs
tptctas Dispatch to me Ttbuaa
GtvxRronL. Aug. s-ti:1o \. m.-URAts-Wheht-
Winter. No. |. In 1i, No. .. list sptin1. No. l.
f3s, No. = ftst white. No. l. ~ 0ds No. =. ia 2t'
cln, No. !. t3s 2ds Nc. >. i1s Sd. cotn-Ro. l. 2si
No. + cas nj.
rRnsis,oxs-rork4 Sis. Lard 44A
tlvEnrooI, Au1. a-E7cnlnR.- CoTToN-Duil and
eatter, n!ddltnH upland. t.l, Oslcans BHds sales
7tsD batcp, speculation and expert, 1,uo; American.
A2D.
nkxApsrrfrs-stea,y, California whlte wheat aver.
aee lis Gdt club 12s sdS'3 hit srrfnR 1At3s'
winter. l1l1t2s 6l. Fjonr-Atarkat bare. Cosn-Sc~
mixed WcstcFn, 25s Dt12Gt. Data. ss15s 3d. Barley,
d 81.
rrAs-Canadian, SIS 3D.
CtosEn 8Exp-AtncrcAn. 4ssQ50s.
PnorIs&osa-Mfha pork. tA. Primo mess betfs FL
8. American lard, 44s. Daron-Long clear 37s& abort
do, :.A1.
TAkLow-F1nc American. Az.
SrtRfrs srkrRtLEEM-lls ah1lls si.
t. LiKAxkD OiL-dA 1d.
CuuMoY I,Estx-;sa3a adt patc DO, las
SPIRITS or TrmFkxrixK-It.
cHExsN-AmcrfcAn. III.
ANrWRnr Aug. H.-FkrRnLkEM-aDa 3D.
sptatrs sTuHrESrINI-13Aza2JsG Cd.
Te following received by tho Chicago Doasu o'
Trade:
1.tvERront., Aux. a--prtms mess pork-Ea'tern, 7os
Western. Ms. Yx:on-Chmbctlauds. 38si short siba,
JTs Gd} long CLEAR J743 short clear ss shbnieHA I'll
81; hau1R, 1*. 1nri ill., Prime mcss beef, a7A lndi'
beef. TILT, extra ints ness. 1o14. Chceac, o2s
Tatlew. AHnl.
IoSpOv. Aux. a.-Itycrpool- Wheat and corn IN
changed Mark tane-Whcat nru. Corn stcAhJ. CAF
Kucs oT coast-"teat and corn hEHt CssToes on pas
! sagc-Wtcat and corn nrEn. Fair avtraRo quality o
new spring wheat for prompt shipment by aAl duFini
tho present and following month, sas ei Imports iat'
| tho United Kingdom during tho past week: Flour
tUEsJ3. GU bFs; wheat, :.3O 0ffall5 6U HEs; corn
| 1i5. .uDqrs. Weather IN England showery.
, 1877-08-09
La CROSSE ALARMED,
@Sh ~p~SSN 'A%"AN'NS
EnAcfal HSud{cA 10 Tho Tribune.

Ef9ct0S USp4@CA ~ ina lT1OHHss
La CROSSE, Wis, Aug. S.-Thc La Crosss
Board OF Trade, tho Mayor, md Aldermen, md
large delegation Of busiaess men, luubcrmcn.
and stcan,boat-owncrs, accompanied by Cou-
molore Wtlliam r. Davidson, President Of tue
large Mississippi River fleet Of steamers plying
between St. Paul. st. Louis, and New Orlc4nt,
Mai. Durham, commander OF the United States
steamer Montann, and several civil englnerts
and surveyors who have been giving apcctal as'
tentton to tho changes that have occurred In the
channel Of tho Mississippi In tho Vicinity Of Ii
Crosse and tho Chicago, Milwaukee, Il
1T, Paul italroau bridge, caused by tho
closing up 1f the old channel on she
east sile alova the britlgc. embarked
this afternoon on tho steamer Mrilobsrts, and
channels, sand-bars, and tutrltncics Of narlsA.:
tion which demand the immediate attention o.
| tho War Department, Under whose ct,nlFu!
| Congress has placed the regulation of railroad
bridges and navigation Of thu Mississippi
| Within tho past two munths lArge salld-haF
| Inns formed across tho old gllannel between La
Crosse and thu railroad bridge, In addition 70
several previous distractions cu.se1 ny ths
bridge works; while the cllnnnel III thu Weat
sl<la has steadily tleepenel, and thrcatens tlle
total destruction OF tho old Gllanncl un the east
side IN front ot this city. Noyernnlcnt cngineess
caso much careful study, anI Il Ia the up!n!ou
OF nj that, unlcss the tla1ns designated by tic
| Bonrl OF United states Engineers arc cu1'
atrlcted Ut tho hcnl Ut tbs ialands beeweea
Lacrosse md tho Minnesota shorc, this cty
will soon b. left high and dry, without river
the case before thu War Department, and Ak
that this railroad company shall cuInptcts the
auxiliary w0rks designated bY the U0vern[Dcnt
cugtneeEs fol the security 0f navigation.
, 1877-08-09

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a.iyAncr ts made. and ica rnca will probably ba
r':sf f. Il 2 asH "fi offering. .rss en
appear 10 il increasing The weather 10 nfavorn.n
fir holding tlek. cnE very In and drAtrfs nfe 1fee.
ae%"n ""s.l9s I |sS. RS sprn* u @ xsrc ass
rurArnEs-w slow NJ ss,cesst. % rer brt on Tho
wilici ihry tcii ii ~, ~. pei sack delivered.
SkEtts-HfFr .Hil nnA weak. Irtnte flmnthy waa
a,oir al Fl. .4a hid seller Anxust. few lots u ntw
;S, .stf .s e r. s 1 sas. rFH ae o sa Ill sr
HAEr"Was ,tesdy AMI IN fair demand. fsnc tait
al.0i: nr1nary. Fl. M dairy. Without ,aRs, e2o'
TEAs-llslnan without ycry nl,nch activity md tho
fr.nK T. not particularly hrn VIC continue to quote
% ;ss sss IL s : s s ssss : q ss.s' s.'
attnc; choice, u ATS. chut:est, e+sssc' fancy
"is"xntAL-comn,un, e,s:Ne: good do. azaasc; me.
Haa sslc; ct,ate. tEs4ttas's cil0tte+t. 7ts7fr:.
1tGxN fiYsrf-EnnnOn. u. t14t:! El'H ho. DIaJc$
medium. te tx; g,ti do. tia i5t; fine. lat:oc; aRtst,
t:IIssc, thnirt Ei4t M; choicest. ~ Ash4c.
fuel,n, ~. t:tac. good medium. s+a ;tA. fnc, y !tc:
Nncst. isstlH: cloicr. alsts5c; choicest. ah1oft
ih,Lnx,>-t,nnlnf, asa ~; goot eon,n,un. 1Ha3lcs
nlcl., :a 3uft Eu,l tsut1. ttFb !et nnr a3tas3ts
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, 1877-08-09
REAL ESTATE.
The following Instruments wero fled for record
Wednesday, Aug. U:

The following Instruments wero died for record
Wednesday, Aug u:
EiTY PROPERTY.
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