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NERVOUS DEBILITY.

vial Weak m ess or depression
q weax1 exhansta.i feeling, no energy or
courages the result CT a4eFtnI over
some drain upon the system, is always
cured by Humphreys homeopathic
specific No. 2S. It tones up and in
vigorates the system, dispels the gloom
and dependency, imparIs strength and
enerUy,-stops the drain and rejuve-
mates the entire man Been used twenty
wears with perfect success by thousands
Sold by dsalers. Price $l.O0 per single vial,
or 50 o. per package of five walls and $500
wal OF powder. Sent by mail on receipt OF
prlaa Address HGJGPHaRK - EHO-
M EOPATHIC MEDICINE GDNa-
se9 ROADWAY, NEW YORK.
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Wick sburg Commercial
E.ynch'> Lawyer Arrested for Pre-
tendin. TO Adm N lister Ola

We learn the following particulars of a
little case which has just been tried at
Mcyer willie Mr. Hewitt, counsel for
John Z. Lynch, in the Lynch Chalmers
Congressional contest, was at Meyersville
taking testimony, when he was served
with writ setting forth that zone VIM.
F. Hewitt, who is not citizen of that
county, is Engaged in having pretended
oaths administered to various citizens of
slid county as to matters and things over
which he has no power or claim of an
authority" etc. Upon this writ Mr..
Hewitt was arrested and taken before
Justice Aston, who fined him one dol
lar and costs. Mr.. Jefiords, Chancery
Clerk and Notary Public, before whom
the evidence was being taken, was also
arrested on a similar writ. Mr.. Hewitt
gave bond and appealed to the Circuit
| Court This action, of course, precludeC
the taking of further testimony in the
case in which Mr.. Hewitt was engaged.
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Scnrcftx ocMonex.

There is no doubt but the present condi-
ton of all kinds of business and industry
is fearfully depressed. and il behooYes every
family to look carefully to their expenses
Winter is coming on when children are liza
able TO Group, Whooping Cough, etc.
sumption, with other throat and lung dis
eases, will Kill off many.-TheSe diseases
should not be neglected. Doctors bills are
expensive, and We would advise our people
to use BosCHEE's GERMAN SYRUP 1t never
has failed. One bottle at 75 cents will keen
your whole family well during the winter
Two doses will relieve any case. Sold in all
towns in the United States and by your
Druggist.-In Jackson and all Wholesale
Druggist in the United States.
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las GRAND COMMANDERY KNIGHTS
.AAiPLAR will meet at \ stchez on Thursday,
nay l0.h- Resale Com andeTy will send
va Is invitations in few days, and If any
~ might in Mississippi is oYerlooked, Il
WI ae because they hav'nt got his name
s. NA'elez- We feel safe in stating that
were viii We full turnout from Jackson.
,ae Natchez Sir Knights, and also the
aS-us Light Infantry, have rendered spec
!" invitations to His Excsllency Sir Knight
NJ Stone, TO attend the Grand Conclave'
,N'osether, a programme of unusual inter
- VIII be arranged for the entertaining ent
visiting Sir knights. Special transport
-'''oh arrangements will be made for those
'ao notify Grand Recorder OF their purpose
% attend.
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VIsIToRs to cur city cemetery can not
fail to notice the marble monument which
has lust been erected to the memory OF Mr.
VIM. II. Allen. This monument is the
work OF Messrs. Muldoon, Walton & Cobb
of Louisville. ny. Other specimens OF the
style ofwork done oy dis hoHse may be seen
in the Richardson" monumeht, 4nd many
others, too numerous t. mentioH ty Aane
This house is represented in Jackson by
Capt. Jno. T. Buck, who has a fine aSsort
ment Of designs, and will take orders fol
any thing ia The way OF marble or granite
work, from plain slas to the most elabor-
ate monument.
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Died, OF group, in this city, on the 2Otl
inst, WINNIE RENA. youngest daughter o
Henry and Olive Tolles, aged three years
one month and two days. This lovely little
child has left bercaved parents ana r1iatiye:
TO mourn her loss while she has been waited
on angels wings to paradise.
How few hays had household pet,
A rosebud, scarce flower,
The angel death came not &ld took
To bloom in Heavens bower
We saddened ones, then do not mourn,
God gave, aye, all OF them,
From which he took the fairest one
To thee household gem.
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SaisccgcnaGfOn.


Holly Springs Reporter-I
Hon George Albright, the colored
Senator who misrepresenteI Marshall
county in the Legislature for four years,
has taken unto his bosom bride. She is
white person, a school teacher by pro
fession, and a daughter of ;he old Bay
State. Marshall county did not afford a
place large enough for George to get
married in and SO he went to st. Louis
for the purpose. George appears to have
iglored his color in this affair and We
suppose his fair bride was in the condi-
ton of the old maid who prayed for a
husband, anybody Lord !"
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Important Notice.

DARTIES having Life Insurance Policies in
Il any of the Companies which have sus-
pended or been placed in Receivers hands. or
thass who may desire to change their policies,
can, IN most cases, re-i9sure in hrst-clas IS
solvent Companies WITHOUT any ado ition al
eest, and at the same rate of premium they
have been paying. Also those who may desire
70 take out NEW IEaURAScE, can learn impor-
tant Information, and he advised as to The
most advantageous plans and reliable Compa-
mics by applying to
D. PATTON.
Fire and Life ms. Broker and Adjuster.
p. o. Box 448
feb.7-lm-l New Orleans.
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.SLc Ladies ali Take il.

And we are pleased t. known that Byron
LemIy and j. w. Harrington & BROS, dfa.g.
cists Of this place, will, in the future, keep
that Justly popular end celebrated remedy,
Df A, Q. simmons Liver Medicine.
NJ. 4. THEDFoRp Il Co., sole proprie-
ors, Chattanooga, Te1A. Gee .2O-4m.
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Fortunes Free

IINHE NATIONAL STATE LOTTERY of
Il Rawlings City, Wyoming, is authorized
by SPECIAL 4 ct Of the Legislature, and all draw
ings are h4 in public ..ndsr sws,n dqss4lission-
eTs chosen from the most prominent men of the
community, Draws On the 25th of each month
No PosTPoNEMENT, No SCALING Single prizes
of $4,000, SIS, 900, SO 600, etc, with thous-
ands Of lesser prizes amounting in the aggre-
gate to the immense sum of 100000. All alb
solutely given away. Try Your luck now.
nothing risk, nothing gain" Strict privacy
observed with purchasers and wi-.ners when
desired. Tickets only 81 each; 6 tickets s. :.
10 lckets, So Full descriptive circulars
seat address tie General Southern gent
\. c. RAYMOND,
McComb City, Miss
Mr.. A. G. RAYNoSn, is a Broker and Lot
terry Manager of long experience, and repre-
sents only thoroug " reliable Schemes in
City Intelligencer.
Feb. II, '77-4w.
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Suppose President Hayes should sug-
gest having the Southern question settled
by arbitration by a commission of fifteen,
Packard and Chamberlain to name eight
members aud Nichols and Hampton
seventh. Y. World.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-03-28

THE Odd Fellows of Jackson are ar
niversary of the Order-April Goth. y pro-
CT ssion to the cemetery, the dedication OF
the Odd Fellows Rest, and an address at
night by Grand Master Saunders, are items
in the programme agreed upon.
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hfIJoa |. 3. HURT, of the Vino ma
Press, paid us visit last week. His
i've iournql conducted on sound prin-
H.. With two such newspapers as the
H. Press ana Jones Advance, and plenty
Churches and school houses, we do not
~ what can b. needed to fill up the
E4ure Of Winona's prosperity.
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The City Fathers propose inclosing
and bcautify ing the Public Square, north Of
Executive Mansion, and several citizens
nave offered to con tribLte material, labor,
shrubbery, etc. \ good move, which we
hope will be carried out.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-03-28

A BUILDING AND SAVINGS AssoCIA-
rIox should be organized in Jackson. Such
Associations prosper in Vicksburg ana 9th
err cities, and through sAeO cooperation
many a man is able to build and pay for
home instead of perpetually spending his
earnings in the way of rent. We viii
cheerfully devote our space to the futher-
ance of such an Object.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-03-28

PRoors OF PUBLICArIoN-We have
ietelEed several inquiries from our brethren
TIE press rs to the fees allowed by law
arAAkiug proof Of the publication of legal
Offices. The following from Article XIII,
a5e lGi, REVISED Code, is still in force, and
laliShers are eGtitled to add the fees there
stated to the rates allowed in the Act of
APiI 18TH, 1876:
section. S2I. The printer, Publisher,
n or superintendent making such proof
ia4 be allowed the sum of one dollar for
,44a.ng copy of such publication. and
.'f MS attendance With the newspapers to
.elpare and depose IL the same; and the
user taking the same shalt lie allowed fifty
.s Tor administering said oath or aifir-
i-S1on, &na certifying TO the same
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-03-28

In NUMBERLEss instances, constitutions
greatly impaired, and apparently ruined by
a long residence in bilious climate, have
been entirely restored by the continued and
efficient use of Or. HARrER's ELIXIR OF
WILD CHERRY.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-03-28

Hon, Jas. Hill, Secretary of State,
returned yesterday from Washington. Dur
ing his absence the dulles of the office
have been discharged by his efficient and
courteous Chief Clerk, Prof Minor
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,.r week we had the pleasure of a
rom our former townsman, Mr.. Tiind.
If tho Walden Record. If the pub
ami something spicy in the newspaper
mi outside the hundrum of machine
sism. we would commend them To the
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w. w. Coles Great New York and
New Orleans biological aud Equestrian
Exposition--Circus, Menagerie, Aviary,
Aquarium, etc.-Cheap Rates of Admission
as an Inducement-Only fifty cents for
Adults; only twenty five ce, IS for children
under ten years of age will exhibit at Jack
son, Tue day, April 10th.
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Is 1T POSSIBLE, that one will be so foolish
to suffer from Catarrh, Coll in the Heal,
bad Smells in Nose and Throaf, when by
this new antiSeptic principal, Dr.J III. Nc
Lean'S Catarrh Sniff. you can be cured
Trial Boxes, hy mail only 80 cts DR.. j.
III. Mclean, 3l4 Chestnut st. Louis Mo.
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TRANSFORMATIONS worthy towns
John Nelson, Esq, who has been pros
4 by a combination Of maladies for the
,ao months, Is on his feet again. lie
.s,erday for the coast, where he pro-
: to remain until his health is fully re-
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Cry REGISTRATION. The act pro
viding for u new registration OF the voters
Jackson, and changing and defining the
boundaries of the several wards will be
fOubd in the supplement- to this issue.
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Corn MEAL.-Mr. E. M. Aldridge,
Secretary of the Davis Mills Company,
Michigan City, Miss, will accept the thanks
Of THE CLARION for sack OF superior corn
meal. The Company will deliver meal in
this city, in sacks, for eighty cents per
bushel, freight charges prepaid by the
Company, and sacks to- be returned.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-03-28

FEMALES who have languished for
wears in helpless weakness and DIES pondency,
recuperate with great rapidity under the
invigorating influence OF DIR. HARrER' 8
Iron Tonic.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-03-28

The Hen. B. A. Holman, Senior edi-
tor of the Winona Free Press, has ac-
cepted an invitation to deliver the annu-
al address before the literary societies of
the University of Mississippi. Oxford
Falcon.
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A UNION Depot ct the jackson June
ton is among the prob abilities. Its realiz +
ton would be hailed with delight by those
who travel to and from this point.
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Notice to Contractors.

HNHE BOARD OF TRUSTEE of the Missis-
l. sinpi State Lunatic Asylum, will receive
proposals for the conn letion'Gf the new wing of
the Asylum, till the first Saturday in April.
The work to be done, in all respects as di-
reeied by the Act of the Legislature, authoriz-
ing IT, and will be paid for in cash-one- third
cash when one-half the work is done, and bal
ance when contract Is completed aHd wgFk ac-
cepted
Bids will be received for the job As a whole,
or for parts of 1t; as the plastering, the paint
ing, the earpenterlng and putting in heatn Q
apparatus, bathrooms and water-closets may
be done by separate contracts, or by the same
party. The whole to be completed and read
for furnishing, by the first day of August next.
Bond and security will be required in the sum
of Fifteen Thousand Dollars Each bidder
VIII furnish spec ihGati99In!s feT the work pro-
The Board reserves the right 10 reject any
and all bids, in whole or in part Any infor-
nation desired may be obtained b applying TO
the undersigned.
VIM. l.. HEMINGWAY
Secretary Board of Trustees
March {, 1S77-4w
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FOR RAFFLE At CLINTON, MISS.


$50 Chances at $40 Each.
81 Acres Of land upon which is a large Dwell
ing newly painted, and all necessary out
buildings for farming purposes; also a Ten
ants House, all in perfect repair, ana under
new plank Fence.
= Acres in Woods, balance under Cultivation.
20 a res of good Land in cultivation and un-
der good fe ce.
Two-Horse Wagon and Double Harness
u, NJ. LEWIS,
March IA, T7-Sw@ w. II. ARCHER
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BISHOP GREEN, who favored us with
ii call last week, will be eighty years of age
on the second day of May ensuing. We
are glad TO see that he is still in ne bodily
and mental vigor.
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In Time for E;t.der.

Ne Ma. on Friday next, open the hand
nest iiue ~ spring novelties to be found
his city, IL which the following articles
be conspicuous from their novelty and
Rtaty: Torchan Lace, @ayrna Lace, Tor
au lace Ties, Torchan Lace ScaFfs, SILK
e, IN tie beautiful Tilleuil and Mandarine
AIDES, SilN IandkerchiefS in late borders
j new shades. very nobby Lace Bibs for
etA trimming, Linen Hankerchlefs in
P'etan borders, Jaconet, Linen and Main
@s Embroidery, Solid Linen Lawns. etc.
&C. We cordially invite all our lady
ends to give us "a call on Friday morning
ROBINSON & STEVENS.
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Hon. Ben. king, of Copi4h, did us
the favor To call yesterday. lie participates
in the general disgust at the political, stu
alton but says that we must hold the fort
in Mississippi.
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.,,r,x PoUDREFTE" is the name
I'll 4ri.iz-r for sale by Brough' r
see their announcement OF
another column.
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rs 10 Hon. c. +. Hooker for a
report Of the Department OF
rare. from which We will draw iree-
l.b.nefit of our granger friends.
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Preme Court State of DKissis'
siPPi.
HcroRER Term. 1s7G.

% tLIOBEK IERM. I0IO.
1UEsDAr,'AaEeh eth, A. D., 1877.
NJ Vfdered that at the april term 1877 OF
nv ls Court the docket of tie first (center)
mi ret be taken up on the 3 Monday, the
, M" gay OF April. and the cases thereon con-
ded until the 7th day of May, when the
i t tHg Of the 81 (Northern) District will
H. 1 1Slen up and considered until Monday
D., y day Of May. when the docket of the
Up and cases tboron,, oo,.idarad for 90
Week Gun eoiisiHoA'N Aoi 0no
ka5 further ordered that the Court will
An, uaily sessions the first week of the
s1 b,n Term to hear arguments and receive
N'est: A. w. LITTLE, Clerk.
March II I'd.
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lis Exe~LLaxcr i x1R s.osE
returned TO the Capitol yet sa.y. ac.onaz1
panied 10y his lady.
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Col. HENRY G. MYERS, the efficient
and popular sheriff of Marshall county, was
among the welcome callers on THE CLARION
yesterday.
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drew's Church, Jackson, Miss, to the
memory OF their late Rector,
Rev. WIN. Crces Crane, ID. ID.
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty God
| to call unto Himself the pure, holy and
christian spirit of our late Rector, DIR. VIII
LIAM CRoEs CRANE, and hath thereby caused
to fall upon US and our Church an irrepar-
able loss in friend, faithful, true and low
ing-in an instructor, moral, intellectual
aud sDiritual-in a pastor whose every
thought was pare, 12selfi>h and catholic,
whose every feeling was of kindness, CHAR
ity and love, whose every motive was for
the good of his fellow-men and the ad-
vanceEient of piety and religion in all men.
whose life was devoted by patient, Jealous
/. and upwearyiag labor to the welfare of
mankind as yell as That Of bis parish and
pariShionsrs, and who therein pre=eminent-
ly eXemplified personal religion and piety
blended with an unbounded yet catholic
love OF his church and its tenents, whose
| mind was so imbued with pious and holy
thoughts as made his gentle, fatherly and
| afectiOnate words always redolent with
| pure religion and holiness; and
| WHEREAS, 1t is meet and proper that we
should give expression to our feeling on
! this occasion,
Re &c thsrefors resotve9, Py he Testry of St.
Aiadreec's -CInrc4a, That We while boHidg in
submission to His will, deeply deplore che
death Of oar late Rector Dr.. WILLIAM
ARoFS OR4AE kA4t we Ftp1gnlxeu IN hIm
-" faithful, true, pions and loving minis
tsr Of Coz @hosa death fills our hearts
with sorrow and deprivc~s Aur church Of
one its brightest ornaments, inte.iec,u-
ally and spiritually, and our community of
an exemplar of the religion of Christ Jesus ;
Be it further res0lced, That we tender our
heartfelt syn pathy to his bereaved family
| in their aff1iction, and that we with the sor-
rowing congregation of our parish join in
| grief al the great calamity with which God
| has seen fit TO visit US; and
Be it further resolved, That the Secretary
/ be instructed TO transmit TO the family Of
the deceased a copy of these resolutions
and that copy be furnished TO the press Of
the city for publication, and that they be
EN- bodied in the report of this parish to the
| next Council
T. J. MTTcHELL.l
o o gs cllrrOS, Committee.
Jackson, Miss, March ., 1S77.
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..,..ipPi REPoKTs.--Any per. on
dlfl set Of Mississippi Reports to
Il should CORES pond with Jas.
u, Esq. Bolivar. Tenn.
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EVERY Missiszippian hold ON to his
stock in Mobile and Ohio Railroad
DJn't listen TO propositions OF reorganiz l.
ton nor anything that requires surren-
der of the stock. There is nothing TO
Lose, and wait until the next Legislature
meets-Meridian Mercury.
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OCR old friend Rogers of the Vicks-
burg ierald firm, 10 ked IL upon u yes
ucrtiay on his way to New Orleans.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-03-28

THE Presbytery OF Central Mississippi
will meet in this city on wednesday, April
18th
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The canvass in this State will open
ca -ly in the Summer. The Democratic
Cubs Throughout. this section had better
De re-o g,bizipg and in readiness for the
orthe coming contes:.-H Andsbpro Dem
gcIat.
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The State Medical As .ociation next
Wednesday at Greia ala
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osv shades for this season will be
81 Uandarinc, Moonlight Blue, in
.ls Goods on Friday morning at.
RoBTNsON Il STEVENS.
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ueather chroniclers have not
,r4.umc to make note of sleet
y In Jackson on the morning Of
\ .. ls75.
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NE Grand Central Hotel, New York,
IT, 49, ior It's prefuse and elaborate deeora-
eon ana elegant table, now offers the ae-
a. .'Aodatlons at reduction from $500 to
10y and $500 per day.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-03-28

CAPT. PUT. DARDEN, NJ ster of the
State Grange, tells Us there are evident
signs Of recuperation in our State, espe
cisiIy in those parts where ople have
turned their attention to the growth of 9TH
err products than cotton. Capt. d arden is
the very man for the place be fills 50 well,
and the Patrons OF HusbAnd,y are the
very people TO lit the State out Of the
slough Of despair and despondency.-Port
Gibson ReyelIie.
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;.;t to Robinson & Stevens on
mar .23-lt.
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I0rR CEMETERY is to be improved by
erection of Retreat, where the fire.
(eters Of the city of the dead may resort
clse of fatigue or bad weather. We
|arl two of our aldermen discussing the
ect very favorably, and we hope the
ucat will be erected during the coming
laA,r The cemetery might also be i'm
bowed in many other aspects.
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1 SIX Of the deceased Governors Of Mis-
Edppi sleep their last Sleep in the jack
b cemetery, as follows:
George Fotndexter-Governor IS2O-IS41-
Sept. 5, 1850. aged 70 years.
Abraham VI. Scott--Governor IS32-1S33-
r. June Il, 1888; aged IS years-a native
south Carolina.
Charles Lynch-IS3G-1S37- Feb. 9th
- age 70 years.
Alex. G. McNutt-1S38-'42- Jan. Sd
h. died Oct -, 1913.
loba Guiou-lSj1- Born Nov Is, 1902
Fri June %, 1858.
WIN. r. Sharkey died April 24
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OF crsin
through
Brute Great
al n wi De thu
ousR
Imam
vhOIIy uuenty
me inp
OUR SUPERIORITY OVER ANY OTHER SHOW IN AMERICA va
OF Maj Zen 0Oessn Mar.
of lac SuDer spIa
he nd Bun
We Challenge the World to Equal Great Show,
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FLOWER POaS.
On Hand |!

100 BBLS. AND HALF BIS CHOIU
1UO FLOUR.
10 Hhds. Sugar, assorted
- Bills. and half barrels Molasses.
10 Tcs. Best S. c. Hams
10 Ties. Choice Leaf Lard.
Bacon Sides, Bulk Meats, "Our Fancy
Bran" Meal, together with full assortment
of goods usually kept by us.
TO Arrive.
Extra Tennessee Roll Butter, and all PorB
Sausag e-guarantecd all Pork.
These ard all other goods offer at RoeI
Bottom prices for Cash
The BEST AND CHEwPEsT Teas IN JACKSON
Call and Price.
S. LEMLEY s. son.
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Weekly Clarion.
cairo I'd Schedule

Ger sunday March 4, 1877, trains
" Jackson a. follows:
&c KR.-LoUIsIANA DIVISION
GOING NORTH.
T., raay.s Jackson 2:10 a II. IN.
Y t.l--.-Le4ves jackson > 30 T..
E1prc7'
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-03-28

HTNDs COUNTY Cause.-The fol-
loSing Offices have been installed for the
present year:
s. F. Afford. Master John Shelton,
Lecturer w. J. CrisIer, Overseer; C..
s Adams, Stewart Pat. Hooker, Assis-
tant Stewart; w. ID. Lee, Gate keeper !;
Mrs. w. d. Lee, Ceres, Miss Cordelia
Worslam, Flora.