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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-08-01

General w F. Tucker of Chickasaw,
returns, We understand, from a Texas
prospecting tour, thoroughly convinced
that we have a better country here. in
every particular. Aberdeen Examiner.
1t will be gratifying to the numerous
friends of Gen. Tucker to knog that he
is not Only not going to leave the State,
but that the Democracy of Ghickasaw
have determined to continue him in the
States COUNCILS.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-08-01

The JASPER COUNTY HERALD is new
candidate for public favor at the old home
Of The CLARION in East Mississippi. 1t
ia Democratic and gives promises of able
management and interest as news jour
nal. Success to the conductors, Messrs.
Pa :due and Parker.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-08-01

SIXTH BALLOT.

Mr. 6wln having received "a majority oI
all the votes cast was declared the nominee.
On motion Of Mr.. Henry the uom0m..0a
was made unanimous.
The Committee on Resolutions Ur.H-.
their chairman, Mr.. Prcwitr reported .ae
Platform, which will be found under state
ticket.
Mr. RlTTy, Of Clay, offered the following
amendment Last resolution OF the series.
The President ruled that the amendment
must be referred TO the Committee; bul ol
motion, the rule was suspended.
Mr. West moved 20 strike out the re.5-
luton endorsing the Texas and Pacific El..-
road.
Mr.. Jewell, OF Lauderdale, moved fa
amend the motion by striking out Texas
Pacific and inserting a Southern Pacific
Mr.. Lamar moved to lay the amenlmra.
20 the amendment on the table.
Mr. West withdrew his amendment
The report or the Committee was tusu
adopted.
Nominations for Attorney General being
In order, Mr. Huddleston, Of Scott, uomiua-
ted Mr. Jas. g. Hall, Jr., OF Pamela.
Mr. Mellen, OF Adams, nominated M-
D. +, Johns, Of Am tie.
Mr. Bristow, of Monroe, nominated Mr.
thos. q. Catchings, OF Warren.
MIR. Angus Taylor nominated Mr.. :. III.
ferral, Of Clarke.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-08-01

THERE never has been a Convention
assembled in Mississippi, comparable in
members, and sarpassing in intelligence,
the one which has tefmiHated its labors
so auspiciousIy There was but sna sen
tirnent expressed: and that was to stand
BY the nominees, and to bold the State
firmly to her Democratic moOringa.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-08-01

GoPIA4 wants Col. Ben. King at the
wheel in this canvass. He never balks,
and always gives strong pull.
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!
fhe Convention met at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ
| and proceeded to nominations
Mr.. Henry, of Lincoln, nominated Mr. w,
III. Sims, Of Lowndes, for Lieutenant Gov
ernor.
Mr.. Gibson, Of Alcorn, nominated Mr.. +
5. Drake, of Claiborne.
Mr.. Roane NOMINATED col. VI. d. Stephens
of Yalobasha
! Mr.. Henderson, of Lauderdale, nominated
| A. G.. Horne OF that county.
Mr.. Mcconnell nominated w. A. Mont
gomery, of Kinds.
Mr.. Sims received ,.. 100 50
Mr. Drake received ....... % 10
Mr.. stephens received . 30
! Mr. Horne received ........ II
Mr. Montgomery received ..... 80
Mr.. Sims, having received a majority of
all the votes, was declared elected and
Messrs. Harris, of Marshall, Roane, OF Cal
houn, and Mcconnell, of Kinds, were, on
motion, appointed committee to notify
Mr. Sims of his nomination.
Pending the ballot, the committee to no.
tify Governor Stone OF his nomination, pre-
senLed the GorernOr to the Convention. He
was received with hearty applause. He re-
turned his thanks to the Convention tor this
endorsement bY she people, whom for a
sEort time he had endeavored to serve to
the best of his ability. He accepted the
nom nation with feelings Of gratitude, pride
ana pleasure, which words were inadeouata
to express. When he was first 80 unex-
pectedly called to enter upon the duties of
the Office, he was filled with grave apprehen- |
sions of the dangers and responsibilities Of
the station during that peculiarly trying
period. He had been assailed by the people |
VI the North. and by large portion of the
press of our own State, because he had NOT
ignored the constitution and laws In refer
ence to recent unfortunate affair in this
State. Should he be elected, he DledOed
that whatever Of earnestness AMI energy
there was in his nature, should be exerted
1t all tines for the honor of the atste, and
the prosperity ef the whole people.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE.
Mr.. Scale, of Harrison, nominated Cen
los. z. Davis, Of Harrison.
Mr. Jarnigan. OF Noxubee, nominated Mr..
zinloch Falconor. of Marshall.
Mr.. Lamar nominated J. L. McCollum
# Yazoo. y
Mr.. Lewis, Of Claiborne, nominated W
l. McCardle, of Claiborne, G
Mr.. Rates nominated Mr.. Reid, Of Chielxa.
aw. a
Mr.. Priestly nominated Emmett L. Ross
I Madison.
Mr.. Allen, of Lee, nominated Dan. JohD-
son, (col.l, Of PapOla. Mr.. johnson, after ,
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-08-01

We guess the Times has found out
that waving the bloody shirt wasn't ex :
actly the thing in the estimation of the
Administration.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-08-01

Mr.. Catehings having received majority
Of the votes was declared nominated.
Mr.. Fewell moved to make IL unanimous
carried.
Mr.. MeCardle novel to appoint com
mittee to inform him OF his nomination.
carried. COmmittee--Messrs. Wright, Bar
ry and Fowell.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-08-01

The victory that was won in 1875 must
be followed up by wiring out the last
remnant Of Radicalism in Mississippi in
TT.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-08-01
EVERY man to his post.

THE Canton Mail thinks there is q
probability of several Independent candi-
dates in Madison.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-08-01

Mr.. Mellen, OF Adams, moved to adjourn
till 10 A. NJ. tomorrow; lost.
Mr. Harris, of Marshall, moved a recess
till $ 30 T.. NJ. lost.
Mr.. Wilson. of Holmes, moved that the
candidate receiving the lowest vote on the
next ballot be dropped from the list.
Mr.. Cayce, of Ittawambn, moved to
amend by substituting shat his friends be
requested to Withdraw his name" The
amendment was accepted and the motion
adopted.
Mr.. Harris, of Marshall, moved a recess
till 5 30 +. NJ; adopted.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-08-01

endering his thanks f,r tbe ,,.
declined TO be- placed IA nopi,.. p'.'Nea.
Mr. Robertson, O; DeSoto. r....
;. Williams, Of Alcorn. w..
Mr.. johnson .cal). OF Pamela. homie.
Mr. Webster, lcol.I, OF washiag.a.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-08-01

UNlrEp We stand divided we fall.
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FOR TREASURE

Mr.. Acker. OF Monroe, moved IH.W..
Hemingway be unanimously nominated ..
State Treasurer, by acgllmltou, Carried.
Mr.. Angu, Taylor moved t1n. ....
mittee be appointed 10 molly blm ulI.
nomination. Committee Mc--rs uInHuU
AckeF.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-08-01

After adjournment OF the Convention loud
calls were made upon Cob l.. Q. G. Lamar,
who took the stand and delivered an elo-
quent congratulatory address upon the re-
establishment of local self-governm0nt and
Of liberty regulated by law He connseled
harmony, and suggested several important
reasons why the Dem Jcratic party should
maintain perfect organic lton and united
front. The Republican party had practically
disbanded, but was ready aui waiting to
take advantage Of Gny divisions that might
appear ia our ranks. Col. Lamar spoke
twenty minutes, and was frequently APP
plauded.
Col. Singleton was next called upon, and
responded in a half hours speech, IN which
he graphically portrayed tho abuses and OPP
pr, ssion the present hna .cial system Of
The country. RE closed with an earnest and
eloquent appeal for unity among all opposed
to Radcalism.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-08-01
FlFIIl BALLOT

Mr.. falconeT having received W#u....
It was moved that the nomination D. m...
unanimous, and the vote Was $50 U......
Mr. Neville OF kemper' moved tn arpoH
a committee 10 inform him ol Dol. uum..
ton Committce-Mossr'. Neville. u.r.
and Harris.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-08-01
y, McNair was wlthdrawu pr0IUt %.
THIRD nAILnr.

Ayers Withdrawn By Mr.. kImHr....
pending ballot.
After this ballot, Mr.. Ncrgpr Withdraw
the namo OF Mr.. Street, 10 nyOrOl NrN...
pole.
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no mail arrives on Sunday, the office will remain
closed on that day. Mails made up on Sunday
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Z. ROWELL, P. NJ.
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OFFICE HouRs.
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On Sundays, from 9.l5 a. NJ. TO l0.l5 AN
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Belgrade. West Waterville, Nor'idgewock, and
N,dtsoD, 80 L. NJ.
Winthrop and Monmouth, $50 \. NJ.
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Belfast, 345 P. NJ. and 1890 p. NJ.
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Guided from the mails.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-02

The pablio's disbelief ID HsWittis charge
agaiHsJ the New York Doet0iice reminds %
Of little story. The yellow fever having
broken ont On sailing vessel between New
Orleans and Florida, several of the hanaa
died, and each In turn was consigned % .
watery grave. The mate was next attacked,
ana shortly afterWRFd the captains atten-
ton was attFaeted bg loud talking and q
violent senffis on deck. Fastening up, be
beheid the burly negro cook dragging the
mate to throw him overheard, not nth.
standing fhe vigorous protests Of that Off
Ger. "6lOp, there, Ssmp cried the eaptain.
"St0pl pon't you zee Mr.. - isn't deadi
Don't You hear him tell you sol" Know
him, hut he allns did lie so. yen Debber can
b'leeve what he say.s-Nei0 York Com
nerciai Adsertiser.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-02

aRLENDI0 IMPsOVRD PROPERTY, Csltf
BEvESTH AND LAUREL ATREEi 81
DISr0 CT, AND VACANT LOf DHfi
FaosTLsa { sRybErH srRRRr
'suGt sssloE or JEAN 6AzRBo
Second District Court fof The Parish
No. 90 1855
! DY PLAgMDE q, aPRAR-AUEs6.
ID on No as Royul street. --SA q I, 1
rusgy ,. Is77.at twelve O'Clock n 4, kon.
ezra Kxohnhg6, oa Royal street D n,.r.
. and Ouat0iahonso afreets. b virtueITro
guance 80 IN order HON the HoNsrlsf
lodge Of tina second Dintfiet Court kon14
Vi orleans, dated DecembeF ., iariS4d
OF the above sueceanion. the folioY
plODs ties, n uit-- - ts4 rrtth
L A OkRTAHn L0T on GROUHt S s,.I
all the buildings and Improvement "a fha
at8d Ia The Fuufth Distfi8e ~ Givei
square b undea ~ laurel An4 / N 4
and Se eDth strf etas deal snatsdH On ne
plan drawn by &. Aazenafein, AZ Il ~
fourth Of - Draa >, 1868. ske f3aPns4t
ne xed te 81 aot fassed beforq3 reTn nv
notary pubic. Oh the twenty fr.,nt ~,
1885, said LIT a. asures 81 Zee In lentb
laurel Ruests b, ~ ieet 4 nchf lormS M
aud fiont on seventh street
q A cRRFAIN LOT or q ~ ss1 se9. e
the urth Dis riet Of tn 8 ana ~
bOunied b. laurel, Anuuuei ~. ~, :
enth sire to designated a. "a tn
ulan drawn b. arthur d. Ad ala iof
tW Mt -srst daf Or 1ber.- sI.v lf4 49, Z
measures Z ct frou ~ >ev
inches Il ept !, between ~ sas 4, ,ne.
tei nts Zen ~ me ~ Aie taxss Of
1876, p.yail l. in isT7, ~sie. III VI
ihr ysa 1874. ever AID
dieatiou; otart pubifs.
At he expense Of cha pun
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-02

once Of the Crescent City Live stock
Landing and Slaughterhouse Company, No. %
UArOnde let street New Orleans, December 81 1876
This Company hagii g re,esiab ished Stock Land
ing and SlaughteThOuse on The wes bank OF the
Miss ssippi river ct the locality originally selected
IN the year 1853, he fame are now thu own opsn
FIR public use, under the terms Of its charter, and
all persons are hereby nottf that other pla CO
can be used for tine landing or slaughtering Of anf
malls destine d for human food in the parishes Of
Orleans, st. Bernard and JtffsrsOn. except the
places 81 buildings Of this Company, situaH on
either bank OF 9 river, and any violation of the
privileges conferred on this Company BY the aei
approved June g. 1863 will be- pros etuted
0e22 q Ia in. AuGUsTIN senretatv.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-02

The Treasury Departments has advises
from London that C5nledsta bonds sold
there. between the ninth and eleventh OF
November, when Tilden WAS b ilievod b
have been elected, ct from four and q htlf
% Ve cents on lhe dollar Il Is Understood
there is no oiioial qutttii Of these bonds
in London at present - piHei4nad Tines.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-02
STEAMSHIPS.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYI
STEAM BETwEKN BREMEN AND NRw
HAVkB, VIA SOUTHAMPTON AND IA


Sk The Steamships Of II
5&=R5ss i herman Lloyd win ruI
Prom Bremen. 4
Further days Of departure viii DO 80 y
The steamers touch outward AZ Havr.
vana, snd on their home trip at Havana N
PRIORS OF PASSAGE.
From Bremen, SOUTHAMPTON or Havre n
or New Orleans: - " ''A0
CABIN, slso (gold). steersRe. as 4
From New Orleans to southampton
Bremen; R'OH'
CABIN, else (GOld). steerane, as
Prom New Orleans TO Havana:
Cabin, s3s (goldl. stsenes. ais
Children under ten years half price; Oh
der one year free. "a 10
lne company reserves the right To a
route OF the steamers the adveffiaed A.,
psrtures and the prices Of paauaee.
Faasage tickets from Bremen. eoutbs-
nsxre 70 New Orleans issued by the un1
FOR further particulars apply 20
-. I'D. ,. gT0CKMBYRR 4
SSAo No a. yJuior
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-02

Office Of Ihe New Orleans GnsliGht Com
pany, December "a, tl816.-The regular annual
meeting Of the stockholderB viii be held 81 tn b
Office on TUESDAY, January q between the houEs
OF 10 a. ID. and P. NJ for the election Of seven
D .rectJrs 10 serve during the ensuing year.
The transfer boOks will be closed for one wef
preceding the election. VQR VALL0IS,
dR24 I'd Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-02

s. GAsQUET sTaEK1'. FiRsr DISTRI0F, aSD
no. 81 BASIN BTRRGT sECOHD DIRTBtoT
Second DistIios court sor ne Farah Of oulsAos-
nv PL.AUaDB ]. sRSARs AUgEIoHERR-
ID once No. t6 Royal street On SATURDAY
February 3, 1877, ct twelve O'Clock ~. will b. sold
ct public auetlon ct the Merchants and Auction
and CustomhS1se strests BY rtne and in puT.
sUanee TO IN order from the Hon. A = TiaBot
Judge Of the Second District Court for the parish Of
j. A IoT OF GROUND, together with tbs build.
ingg aud improvements thereon. situated in the
First District Of this city, the square bounded
by VDlele R0beI tBOn. GAsquet and Common
streets, known e No 60 Where street. and desg-
d. posted in the once Of d. Cenas, late notary
ret on vil ere street, bys depth hftws- par
81 81 li1ts af 11l fest to an alley IS feet wide,
bon SS9rS q. ssS BTpPssrty IN the %
ings and improvements tn reon, in the FIRST Dis,
triet Of this city, the sanare bounded b. Gas.
as Ne. Sc Gssquet street and designated as lot No
Of plan OF survey annexed y anact passed be-
on the sevei tenth Of February lsl7; said lot hsS
log 'front.' on Gasquet street Of 81 feet II inches
lines, by D. pth bstwean PARALLEL lines Of l47 feet
). LOT OF GROUND, with the bulldogs and
improvements thereon, in tie second Dis riot a
tia city, in tqnAYe bounded by Basin, Frankli9l
GusiomhOuae and Bienville streets, known as NO. -
Basin street, aud desiRnatad as 10 t 90 OF lsi
No; q q 1s Plan dawn SS5cssph ~ PM sSrSSsS
r. De Armas late rotary public in tlis city, tlA
the Ai1th Of Decemf er. 1898, I'D lot having fr
On Basin street II ~ feat by a depth be wa
parallel lines, Of 100 ct to Franklih street. III
The trsperty firstly described was aequi. ed 70
deceased Pierre Heno. feom David Mcleod byA ere
passed Leiore II. b Cenas, notary public, on tfave
" tn August. 1893 Tbs
Tim mr. psrtv1 aeeondlv deaef bed Was ac0lmmt
by the d.. saed Pierre He4O, by purohsssl Ter
Alexander W. sea es, BY act pas ed before
CenAs, notary pnblic, on the twenty eight state
tr1hbeF 1855 D
The property thirdly described was Aequl So
the deceased rieFreH eno, bypurcl ase fIs1
Peter hret syauiC OF the ersoi 8 off
Hene an inH1ivent debtor BY an act ps
Z. GTima. No, cry public. on tho tWenty-l ~
JaDuRrg, 1859 AZ
Terms--CAsn en- the spot A.
A t. Of aals before James Fahey, notaE
81 tue expense Of puKohsssIs ia2sl6t
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-02

Omee Of the New Orleans Homestead
Association, No. ZIG Poydr4s street. corner Of
Camp, New Orleans December Is 1915. The stock.
no ders Of this assOciati u are hereby notified to
attend general NEE ing to be held a. this oh1ce.
for the purpose OF submitting for their approval or
rejection amendment to article two Of the char
ter. They are al o notified that the second MOa.
day Of January 1877, being legal holiday the an
nual election Of dirt ctOrs IS postpT ned to the
Til IRD MONDAY, the fifteenth Of January, 1877.
JOHN MoGAFRRkY, President.
T. J. OsuLLiyAS, Seers airy. del6 Law I'd
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DIsTRIBuTION oF PaEMIUM RoNns.

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FOkAGB, COAL AND WOOD, respeet5pii
public patronage in his line Of traIe.
sorted stock IL alWsys kent On hama q,
sel9 az lowest prices for cash. 0rders "
without delay from the feed warehouae
ton street and No. l0l Peter street. neSr
OF from the feed store and Goa ward All
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Of the benefit Of the baRkrupt acf oS1 \
peationa and schedules PREPARED atriotI
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elling % the undermined 81 the ofid
kellogg, Registers IN Bankruptcy. IA I'M
houne building. New Orlssns' touiaianJ
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