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1t is thereupon ordered and decreed that
each of said non-resident heirs! aAd. the said


A n Election of Corps Of Teachers for the
"A HAzLEHURsT White and Colored PEA
BODY SCHOOLS, will be hello in the Office e
the County Superintendent of Education, on
the First Monday Ct June, 1877, at 10 A. NJ
Applications for the position Of Teacher in
either Of the above Schools TO be made to The
undersigned, Superintendent OF Public E1u-
cation.
W D. BINGHAM,
cupt. Of Public Education.
ha4lehurst Miss, April %. '77--4w.
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George w. Bagby, the Virginia hum
lrist. alias Moziz Addums, who has been
delivering lecture on Southern Fools
to the South Carolina editors, holds that
the supreme Southern political fool is the
one who places faith in the Dolly Var
den party, headed by the Fraudulent
President.
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ADSIINISTRA TION POLICY.
Home Republican Is. CarPet.Hlas'
gers.

WASHINGTON. May 19-Col. J d. Brady,
native of Virginia. wEo served in the
Union army was to-day appointed Collect
or OF Internal Revenue for the Second Vir-
GINA Districkin place Of Geo. s, Richards,
originally OF Maine. bur who has bean hold
ing office in Virginia for the last twelve
years. This is the first appointment OF the
kind made by the President and is suppOs-
ed to indicate the policy of preference foe
native Republicans in appoiL tment to offer
in the South, Roth of the above nAme ed
gentlemen are Republicans
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Rev. j. S. Harrison, rector of the Epis-
copal church at Monticello, Florida,
omits from the service the prayer for the
Presindent of the United States. He
doesn't believe Mr.. Hayes is de jure
president and he will not pray for De
faeto fpnctionsryA
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we received the sad intelligence, yes
terday evening, of the death of Miss
Cornelia Chisolm from the gun shot
wounds she accidently received while in
the heroic defence of her father in the
late unfortunate and lamentable affair
Her untimely death is sadly regretted by
all. She had fingered painfully but
patiently up to her death, and passed into
the great Hereafter, without knowing
that her father had preceded her.-Kem-
per Herald.
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1T APPEARING, fro IN the affidavit of Carter
l. ii. Moore, Administrator, &C., that the fol-
lowing heirs of said deceased are non-resi-
dents of the State of Mississippi aul have their
respective residence and pOstOffice addresses
as hereinafter stated, tO-wit: George w. Moore
John A. Moore, William Moore, James NJ ore
Mrs. Nettie Wilburn. wife of J. j. Wilburn,
Mrs. Susan Sims, wife of Elisha Sims, Jami-
ma Moore, children of james !. Moore, de-
deceased, each of whom reside in McCIelland
county Texas, and each Of whose postofice
address is Waco, in said McClelland county
George W. Moore, Mrs. Mary Davidson, Mrs
Oily b. Hopper, each of whom reaide IL Glib
son county. IehnesSee, and each Of whose
postotice address Is Rutherford Station in
said Gibson county; Mrs. Sarah A. Patter-
son, wife Of Harden Patterson, and Themas j.
Moore, each of whom reside in Warren coun-
ty, Tennessee. and each of whose postofice
address is McMinville, in said Warren coun-
ty:
1t is thereupon ordered and decreed that
each Of sud s s he an s d dhe pail
terson, be and appear before said Chancery
Court on the first day of the July term 1877,
to be holden in the Town Of RaYn6nd, in said
Kinds COUNTY, ana show cause il any they
can, why tie lands specified in the petition Of
said Administrator, or so MANY thereof as may
be sufficient, should not be sold for the pay
ment of debts due by said Nathaniel Moore,
deceased.
1t is further ordered and decreed, that copy
of this order be published in the CLARION,
public newspaper, published in the City of
Jackson, in said Kinds county, once a week
for four successive weeks, and that the Clerk
of said ChapcerY Court TRANSMIT, by mail, ac-
cording to the provisions of the statutes in
such case provided, copy of this order to
each of said nonresident heirs, addressed to
them at their respective postofices, as herein
before named.
A true copy:
Attest W. t. RATLIFF, Clerk.
may %, '77-4w. (pr fee $125OO
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THE Mr. HELM BAPTIST CuTrRcH in
the northern portion OF city, is having large
acceSsions TO its mem bership. Upwards Of
forty converts were immersed on Sabbath
evening in Pearl river, near the bridge.
The faithful pastor, Rev. Marion Dunbar
did good afternoons work He gathered
bountifnl harvest from the good seeG
s0wn by him.
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STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
or The
NEW ORLEANS INSURANCE
ASSOCIATION.

On THE lsr DAY OF JANUARY, ISL
Made to the Auditor OF Public Accounts Of
Mississippi pursuant to the Statutes of
that State.
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HDHEaD

NENfREss o. Thursday. May 10, at La
Grange plan atlon, Nitkin>ou county, Miss.
MRS CHARLoTfE ID ENTREss- widow OF
The te } ms Alexander Nentress. OF
Noodvilie Miss, aged 81 Years, IL months
and Is day.
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BARRETr-CooK = sc Forest Hill Metho-
dist church, Mar Jackson, Miss, May 18th,
1877, by Rev Chas- b. G Galloway. Mr..
2. BARRErT aa1 Miss DoRsIE Cook, All of
Hind county.
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r. nc NIBRALTER OF New ORLEANS.
:. ''per, Of tue Meridian Comet, knows a
d. position when he sees it, and here is
g.. c.- OIL kis reconnaissance of the Cres-
segs e - 9i1 a. City Hotel, under the manage
Esr-'i Aumford Is Watson, .'Holds the
setter than any of the rest. In
1ibrsJ,ey hotel sense 1.-The City, is the
d9b asq OF New Orleans 1t has the posi-
sa Wh ,r the run, and there il no good rea-
araisbbss.' q shouldn't have, for it certainly
he nries nne aceomm odations at moder-
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Whitwor1h college.
Carron Cnnserrative

Carroll Conservative.
Hon. Il. p. Money has accepted an invi-
tatioA to deliver the Annual Address before
the Alumni Association of Whitworth Coll
lege at Brookhaven on the 18th day of June.
A better selection could not have been
made.
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Bargain for Printers.

A COMPLETE NEWS AND JOB OFFICE
IA FOR SALE. Quarto Jobber No Wash
ington Press; abundance of Slugs, etc. Rules
and chases for 7-column paper. Address
MATERIAL" care of CLARION OFFICE.
may23 77-3t.
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Mss ZoRA HODGES has resigned the
position Of assistant teacher at the Deaf and
Dumb Institute, and the numerous friends
OF that excellent lady, Mrs. Mary c. Young.
OF this city, viii be gratified to learn that
the position has been rendered to her ard
accepted. Her term of service will com
mence on the lst OF October next
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THE weak and debilitated will reeHp-
crate with great rapidity under the invig-
Grating influence of DR.. HARTER's IRON
Tonic.
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NEW ADVERTISE dENTS.
WOOl---WOOl 4!
uay23 I1-4w,

Pounds WOOL in ex-
w change for Merchandise, or Cash
ROBINSON & STEVENS.
may23 17-4w.
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fcopr.1


No. d STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, S15, 900 90 }
TREASURER QF1IcE. JACKSON,
May 7tb 1877,
4bis is 70 certify that the New Orleans In
suranee Association Of New Orleans, LOuisi-
ana, has this day deposited in the State Treas
ury currency Of the United States amounting
to the sum of Fifteen Thousand Dollars in
compliance with the law of the State relative
TO Agencies of Foreign Insurance Companies
approved May ID, 1871, the sixth section of
which provides among other things That me
credit Of the State is faithfully pied sed for the
redemption Of the same, When the require
ments of the act aIe complied with and upon
such deposits there shall be allowed and paid
20 said Insurance Company or its AgeAts in
terest at the rate of six pei, cent, pr annum,
payable on the first day Of January, annuity
at the Treasurer Qtkce, in the city Of Jack.
son.
Viyen under my hand and seal Of Office, the
9TH day Of May, 1877.
(Signedl ", l. HEMINGWAY,
State Treasurer.
VVNI. A. FAIRCHILD,
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BAEGAIS FOR PRINTERS See al
veFtisementin another column. The mate
rial mentioned is known to u, to be as good
as new, ard will he sold cheap.
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No. 20. erH ono
STATE OF Mississippi, TREAsURER's OrFrrED
JACKSON, May 9th, 1877
This is to Certify, That the British Amen
icA A1suTanee Company Of Toronto, Canada
- has this day deposited In the State Treasure
., oNIrED STATEs CuAHENCY amounting 10 tho
4. sum OF FIFTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS.
- in compliance with the law of Che Sntp ~
- lative 10 Agencies uf Foreign Insurance Com
- panies, approved May ~, ts7l
- Given under my hand and seal Of oHiee tbg
" ath day Of May, 1871"
(Signedl WM. l. HEMINGWAY
maylb, fi-3W, State Treasurer
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PRESIDENT street in North jackson,
Is presumed to rival State, its more am
s4'ls nejghbpr of late years. The
-a's5me new cottage of Mrs. Work,
''''b ofJai2a Harris fine residence, at
la'Js attention, anq the grounds of Mr.. Ja-
9 hnsler one of JacksoE'S best citizens,
~t being constantly improved ana orna-
-'l,'d. But combining utility with orna-
~s.i bis vegetable garden is a model OF
se'actyeLess. some of the finest speci-
~5S We have ever seen in any country,
f" - growth the present season.
'EffENGILL's NEWSPAPER DIREcTo-
We are under obligations to the s'old
a''oe Advertising Agency of 5. NJ. Pet
!, -sa' Co, New York, far a copy of their
~ NV Directory and Advertisers Hand
"a LOT 1871. The leading facts are given
P7Illng S,574 separate publications. 1t Is
most satisfactory volume of the kind
=, We Aaye yet seen, and Is book of real
ior reference to publishers and adver-
50 One dollar, RENTED to the publish
y Wi secure a copy.
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CAPITAL.

Capital Stock actually paid up in
Surplus on the first day of Janu-
ary n, l55 10
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CART. J. FRAxKLfN KErr after -,
aosfhce Of eight years in Texas, il oaa vii
to jackson, the home of his boyhooJ
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On Tuesday last Lieut.. G. w. H.
Stouch, who has been commanding the
Federal troops here for several months
past, received dispatch from the Adju-
tant General Of the Department of the
Gulf, di. Getting him to break up the mil
itary post at this place, and to report
with his command to his regiment, the
Sd U. S. Infantry, at Jackson Barracks
New Orleans. -McComb City Intcligen-
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me ladies Of the Baptist cougreg,-
tion have fitted up the room next north OF
opehgier q Sons for ali ice cream saloon.
which VIII be open on Mondays, wednes-
days and Fridays, from to 10 O'Clock p. n.
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J. SrADEKER & Son have just re-
ceived a large invoice OF mattihgs at 10"
prices,
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Buy your summer clothing of J. Stad-
eker & Son.
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CALL on j. Stadeker & Son before
purchasing. 1t will pay you.
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LIABILITIES /:
$lG,G7l 81
STATE OF LOUISIANA.

STATE OF LOUISIANA Michel Musson,
PARISH OF ORLEANS. President, and
George lanaux, Secretary of the New Orleans
INSURANCE Association, being severally and
duly sworn, depOse and say and each far him
self says, that the foregoing is true, full and
correct statement Of the affairs Of said corpOr-
alton, aud that they are the above described
officers thereof.
tSigned) NJ MUSSON, Prest
tSigned) q. LANAUX, Secy.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, }
City of New Orleans. %
Sworn and subscribed before me- the UNDER
signed, Commissioner of the State of Missis-
sippi' duly commissioned and qualified in nd
for the state Of Louisiana on the 3Oth day Of
the month of April, A. u eighteen Hundred
and seventy-seven,
the city OF New Orleans the day and a' wear ar
Aforesaid.
(signed EDGAR GRIMOS,
Commissioner for Mississippi at New Orleans.
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From ahc Lakes 10 the Gulf.

Gen Nicely and other railroad mag
mates passed down the road by special
train on Tuesday of this week. We I'M
derstand general reorganization Of the
whole line of the road is to be consum-
mated at New Orleans this week, In less
than five years this road will be double
track line from New Orleans to Chicago,
and one of the most important in the
United States.-Water Valley Courier.
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CRUEL MURDERS.


" \. sun
THE AssAs IN aTIoS or NAN AND HIS
WIPE WHILE THY sLEPT-
John Gunser, proprietor OF the East Viii
liam burg Hall a lager beer saloon in New
town. Was murdered in his bed Yesterday
morning, and his wife. Appolonia, received
injuries from which she may die.
National Republican, sRad.)I
SHOT BY TWO NEGROES IN AMBUSH.
COLUMBIA, >. ca brutal assassination
occurred last Friday evening on lonely To al
about fifteen miles from this city. j. Evans
EdingS, young white man, who was carry
ing $1,000 To pay wages TO hands at phos'
phate " orks W As am pushed shot in his bug
gy, robbed and lett dead ia the road. Two
negroes were arrested to-day, and confessed
the crime The money was found in their
posse SSIon.
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Tan hGtieth annual Council of the
Episcopal church, Diocese of Mississippi,
Bias held at Grenada, 10th to 18th inst.
Ssaop Green president. The death of Rev.
J-traue was announced and appropriate
1'oaEe paid his memory. The next Coun-
TUi te held at F'cksburg second Thurs
ay ia May, ISIS Judge =. p. Bailey was
eo,ei Secretary; John \. Klein, Treas
--4-
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The details for Odd Fellows Excur-
sion Will be published in a few days Ar
engagements, as to time or steamer, not yet
perfected. The committee will visit Vicks-
burg on Friday for this purpose.
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LADIES ! If you want the gentlemen
to admire you, take Dr.. J. II. McLean's
Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifier.
II viii give You health stength. vitality
and pure rich blood. DR.. j. II. McIean's
office, 3l4 Chesnut St st. Louis. Mo.
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LATEST NEWS.
Special Election In I~-aquena-
Democratic Victory

GreenviI Times
W. 4ppen the following graf ting dis
psrciI
is. McNtILY:-
Greenviile, Miss
y special election for Assessor in Issa-
qurna To dav. The county once again goes
Democratic.
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or MISSISSIPPI, ; Scr.

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI : Son
l, w. II. GiBns, Auditor of pnblie Accguots
If the State aforesaid, do hereby cartify tLst
the foregoing Statement u the British K uari
ca Insurance Company IL truly ana correetIg
copied from the original on fIe ia INV otBer
NiNhh S""hH NJ HAND AND OFFICIAL SEAL,
at jackson, this 9th day Of NAV 1877
Il. 81 ". H. GIBBS
Auditor Of Public Accounts.
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NAME AND LOCATION:

The name OF this Corportion is the New
Orleans Insurance Association, and
its Location in the CITY of NEW ORLEANS,
STATE OF LOUISIANA
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ASSETS.

Cash in SG9,G6G 81
Cash in hands of Agents in course
Of transmission q, 49, A
Loans on Bonds and Mortgages,
being first lien on real estate
mostly improved City property,
and Sugar plantations, worth at
least 5000, rate of interests
per cent per annum .................. l2G 9i9 O6
Loans secured by pledges of Stock
and Bonds Of COrporations the
market value Of which is SA.
- $40 90 rate Of intero4t ............. G,l32 q
llls'receivahle for premiums on
Fire, Marine and River Risks. 8,465 "a
United States BOnds-market val. 1875 %
State, City and other Bonds and
Stocks of Corporations of LOuisi-
ana-market value ................... 53 I2g On
premiums IN course of collection. 420l4 IS
Accrued interest ........... .......... d TI9 "a
Real Estate owned by the AssOcia-
uon......... Sl4SS3 81
Less liabilities threon 1866 Go 5G,2lG 80
Salvage claims on losses paid . l73JG OO
Certificates Of Deposits and Of In
debtedness of the New Orleans
National Banking Association,
suspended 1888 "a ......
Cash Market value .................... ~ 397 81
Judgment Claims .......... ..,....... S5S ~
Bills Receivable, Commercial pa
38,O66 II
Sundry Debtors ......................... 1925 IS
Total s525, 47G 90
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Hair Manufacturing.

r WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM THE
l. Ladies of Jackson and the public gener-
ally, that am prepared to manufacture every
description of
Real Hair Goods,
in the best style and at moderate prices.
refer ladies TO MISS s. FULLY millinery
will remain in Jacksan through May only.
Please bring your work as early as possible,
MRS. 3. H. HART
few doors below Miss Tully's Millinery.
may 2. '77--4w-
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The Illinois Legislature has conferred
police powers on railroad conductors.
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ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
State Board Of Registration.

HNHE STATE BOARD OF REGTsTR ,rr0,-
n viii meet at the STATE CAPITOL, ODD
Friday, the First Dmy a. .Hwme. razv
for the purpose of appointing three Regis
trars for each county IN the State said Repla-
trars T. Aold their Office for the period of one
year from the said first day Of June.
Applications aud recommendation for the
appointment of County Registrars should DO
addressed 10 the State Board of Repisfra-
t n9 gqckgoPa Mis- Rpd should be fora,a-.,D
J. VI. STONE, Governor.
". b. SIMS
PresidQEt pro tenn. Senate.
JAMES HILL
Secretary Of State.
STATE BOARD or REQIsERArI0N
Jackson, May /, lS77-td.
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l4E Grand Central Hotel, New York,
is a5lel establishment. 1t is superb in
tie aud appointment In size and capa
..y for aecou modations it HAS no equal. 1t
Va, the first leading hotel to lower its rates
.ec 81 90 to $3.50 and $500 yer day. Its
as,atlou is unsurpassed, and it receives
fresh endorsement daily from thousands of
.aests
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In the matter of the Estate Of NATHANIEL
MOORE. Deceased On petition of Admin
istrator for sale Of lands TO pay debts, SC.
In the Chancery Court for the Second Dis
trict of Kinds County, Mississippi.
At Rules May It'll 1877
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De uAErER's FEVER AND AGUE
-,..lglc f.. endorsed By all physicians, and
r..rhaa biz th'm IN men pFac'le''
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RELIGIOUS services at the Christian
church every night this week
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THE largest and cheapest line Of Lin
ems and lawns at Stadeker's.
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BEAR MEAr.--Our friend Walter
HeaItaAs viii accept our thanks for a
large ration of boar meat, from wild
a.- alIeu by him last week on his place
agrMj.t, north OF Jackson.
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,fr.-r- ROBINSON IL STEVENS adyer-
..r,-Isv for Huy thousand pounds OF
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Greenville, Miss.
= special election for Assessor in Issa-
qurna To day. The county once again goes
Democratic.
w. s. FARIsH.
Secretary EvarI'~ Views Of the
French Situation.
WASHINGTON, Nav 2I.-Secretary Evarts
said to-day that he regarded the situation
in France as one OF extreme gravity, and
one which would greatly lead TO the COM
plieation If tie European situation Inc
latest official advices from Paris report the
cXistenc- of much excitement, but at the
tne time steady determination TO avoid
an sXplosion.-
CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. May Is The Epis-
cnpal Diocesan convention Is IA session mere.
X s. john b. Mcconnell, colored. OF Mem
phi-, delivered an i'm preS>ive sermon last
mig Il, it being the first ins ance in the L nit
ed States of a cuIored clerggma preaching
t. white congregation IN an Episcopal
Church. Bishop QHiutard who presides
over the convention, WIS u chap a IN the
Cpn! edcrate army.
Burnt Blown.
PLYMOUTH. y c. May 2I.-The town of
Ores well, near here. burned; the origin of
the fire is unknown. All mails in the POST
office were lost.
Dead
MONTGOMERY. Ala. Nay 2l.-Cbl. j. II.
Dunklin. STATE Senator. and Colonel of the
Sc .ond Regiment of AlabIma Volunteers.
died at his home in Greenville this morn
ing
The United MeIhOdiSis.
BALTIMORE. Nav 2l-The United MethO-
dists adopted the Methodist Protestant Cat
echiSm \ committee of seven was APP
pointed To draw up Il Pastoral Adj lress on
The Unity of the Methodist and Methodist
Protestant Churches, which shall be read
by pastors and published in church papers.
THE EASTERN WAR.
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1t is about time that Gov Stone, of
Mississippi, did something about that
Dekalb killing. His reputation as a
prompt, fearless Executive is at stake
=. @. Times.
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ZEN. W. 8. WALKER. rgAtr "a uoyr.
Walk EIt ~ BOYD,
ATLANTA, CA.
General Agents Southern Department

va n. a y Ca, Fla Ga, Ala, Miss, La,
Texas, Ark, and Tenn
Losses Adjusted and Paid By GenI Agents
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Experienced wOrkmen, fast presses and new
type, enable as 20 compete with Eastern aaa
Adjustments in style aud price. Send Wouw
order 10 POWER a BARKBDALM
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TaE Board Of Trustees Of Tougaloo
Iatysr.iJy viii hold meeting on Tuesday
..lr. 2s.I. inst. iu the Office of State Super
Hrealeat OF gUbljc Education.
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.rx,AY school excursion to Bolton,
rHlar. June l---
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Im new Kinds county Bonds Is
al,ual with an accurate likeness of John
-.agn, E-q, President of the Board of Su-
grn.~,ar. engraved from photograph 10y
,----r
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It is about time you attend to your
own business, and learn that Mississippi
is not governed by Sultan. In Missis-
sippi violations of the law are inquired
into and the violators punished by Courts
of Justice, not by Governors. 1t may be
different with you.-Handsboro Demo
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R5uEBAcuEe .of the Uptown Hotel,
uuaa, for It's growing popularity and good
s.ea ha- q marvellous aptitude for com
sounding Nectar tit TOR the Gods. lie is a
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VVNI. A. FAIRCHHLD,
dsen'I Ag't for State of NHIsSissIpPG.
may16 77-3w.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-05-23

PGgsONAL.-We have enjoyed the
as..afe of calls during the past week from
a9#- ". \. Percy, of Washington county :;
bIj. L. GwiH, of Lexington Sheriff j..
& Carr, of Jackson county; Sheriff J. f..
SIMMONS, of scott; Sheriff McHenry Rob-
1',, Of Greene; a. Nj. Lea, Esq, of
,easburg
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-05-23

A COMPLETE line of Gents Furnish
ing Goods at stadekes & Sons.