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


PERsoNALs.-Judge H. H. Chalmer
is at Hot Springs.
Thos. Green, Esq, and family left for Bal
timore on Monday, to be absent several
months.
Hon. Oliver Clifton has so far cOnvalsced
as to be able to 60 to Cooper's Wells, which
is just now a favorite resort of Jacksonians.
10. IL Smith, Esq, the General Southern
Agent of the Great Louisville Route, gave
us a call on Monday. lie was here perfect
ing arrangements tor Mississippi knights
Templar who may wish to visit Cleveland
on the 25th inst,
Our young friend Fisher Jones, who has
been connected with the State Library for
several years, has accepted a situation ten
! dered him by the law publishing house OF
Soule, Thomas Il Wentworth. St. Louis, and
will leave jackson during the present
month. We predict for Fisher a successful
business future. He will be missed from the
| position in which he has been efficient and
obliging.
Capt. J. J.. Lake has returned from W ash
ington He is still L. 5. NJ, but we see ii
stated that his resignation" would not be
dispensing TO the Administration.
Several of the delegates attending State
Hibernian Association gave the CLARION a
call yesterday.
W. Ii. II. Green, Esq, is again at his bank
desk, after several weeks absence at the
north.
Our associate, Col. Power, is at Kosclusko
to-day.
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GO NORTH
RN h" Way Of LOUISVILLE.
CINCINNATI CLEVELAND,
BUFFALO, and tho
Great 1 Track New York Central
DIR ERIE RAILWAYS.


Pullman Palace Car TO Cincinnati
without Change.
Woodruff Rotuuda Car 10 Cleveland
without Change
Wagner Sleeping Cars 10 Rochester,
without Change.
A. the last named place tho New York Gene
trul Il. n. run magnificent PALACE CAR
TRAIN through to New York and Boston
without change.
Connections are nlso made ut BuHaIo tgfth
The celebrated BROAD GuAGE DRAWING
ROOM CARS Of the Erie RAILWAY througb H.
New York without change.
Tickets by this Route are ou sale 30 an
Ticket Offices iu tho South
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
Aug j. TIM
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The following claims were presented and

The City Marshall was instructed to have
the nuisance on the premises of Bradley and
Seaman abated.
Committee on License to "Retail'' made
the following report which was adopted and
license ordered to be granted, upon a prop
er compliance with the law in such cases
made and provided:
The undersigned committee to whom was
referred the petition Mrs. OLeary to retail
vinous and spirit Gus liquors, have examined
the same and would recon mend that license
be granted her for one year
W.Q. LOwD,
THOS ANDERSON,
ID, WARD.
Petition of John West to retail vinouS and
spurious liquors was presented and filed.
Petition of citizens relative to the extern
sioL of Pascagoula street was referred to
street committee.
After some time spent in the examination
of assess ment roll, the board adjourned.
JOHN MCGILL, Mayor.
Us. HAMILTON, City Clerk.
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The MISSISSIPPI JUSTICE MANUAL
il now ready, aud orders for same will be
filed promptly. Ia two styles Of binding,
50 90, and 8 30, which Includes postage.
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ALL kinds of deeds, leases, contracts,
bonds, etc, will be found ir the Mississippi
Justice Manual, liking il book of great
value to merchants, planters aud public
officers.
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PpgF. JSo j.. JOHNSTON, Of the Mis-
....5aal University. viii deliver an address
l.,.-r Tire Teachers Convention tonight at
.a..aek r. Va.
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WAsrD.--A printing press and gen
.-.r new spaper outfi- is wanted. See ad-
-.-.f-emeut.
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WI are Indebted to Hon. w H.
..et.. Auditor of Public Accounts, and II.
n Hines, E-q one of his efficient assistants,
..-.nareci8ted official cocrtesies.
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Statistics of the cotton crop indicate that
IL will fall below that of last year. 1t has
been damaged mainly by unfavorable
weather.-N. Y. Herald.
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CITY CLERKS REPORT,

CITY CLERK5 REPORT.
To the Honorable Board Of Mayor and Alder
men:
GENTLKMEN-I herewith submit my report
of NUN Der and kind Of warrants issued dur
ing the quarter ending June 3)th, 1877, viz
Police, 1909 81; pauper, $27l.4 Al; streets
79S 90; executive, $764.25; contingent
256 % jail $2ll.OO; Jail, 500 30. License
issued. $264.77.
spectfully submitted.
J ;. HAMILTON,
City Clerk.
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An excursion TO the remarkable healing
Cooper's Wells will be on easy gong and
cheap thing when our railrosd extension
shall be completed 10 Observation-Disclosures
Democrat.
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OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
OF THE
BOARD OF MAYOR AND ALDERMEN.

Regular meeting at Mayors office, July
9th. 1877.
Present; His Honor John MeGill, Mayor,
Aldermen Spengler, Lowd. Williams and
Ward.
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Wanted.
Repairs at the Blind Asylum

OEALED PROPOSALS TO CONTRACT for
- leVeling up and fixing and repairing the
underpinning of the Main Building Of Asy-
l1m, and for putting new single roof on
the same, will be received by the Superintend-
ent until the last Saturday in July.
Bids must state cost of the whole job inclu-
ding materials, labor and every thing necessa-
ry to complete the work in the best manner.
Information relative 10 the work 10 be a ne
can be obtained Of the Superintendent.
GEO. A. SMYTHE,
Secretary Board Of Trustees.
July II, l77-3W.
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News FOR MEDICAL STUDENTs.-As
the medical readers of this paper have, on
Inherent occasions, been informed of the
Beneficiary Scholarships created by The
Trustees of the Louisville Medical College,
louisville, Ky., they may be under the inn
PRESTON that tIlese Scholarships are still to
ee obtained as usual. The College mem
TONED is now member Of the Association
o. American Medical Colleges organized
Chicago, a., June, 1879 and this Asso-
c'ation has limited Beneficiary Scholarships
70 ave per cent. of the class. There is much
great interest to every medical student in
me regulations established by the American
aedical College Association. and 1t will DC
Mportant to every student to read these
gefnlly. These regulations can be OBJ
ed by writing to the Dean of the Louis
edaeal College, Louisville, KY.
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PRIMARY ELECTION TlcKETs, printed
aump..s 'Ni t'.'i' a. ''''7 ''i''e' ''1'i' III
-..rorIers-
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Ought to BE i'm the Peni1eatiary
Baltimore SUM-

Baltimore SUM-
No finding of the Louisiana courts can
disturb Mr.. Hayes title or make ir better
or worse thsn it is now. The fact that Mr.
Hayes Is in the White House furnishes no
reason. legal or moral, why Wells 4 Co.
should not be in the penitentiary.
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To the Honorable Board Of Mayor and Alder
men:
GENTLEMEN: | herewith submit to you
my quarterly report for the second quarter
ending June 80, 1877:
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Wis.,. and Tenn. Railroad.

CorYrEymE, Miss, Aug. lst., 1877.
EDtroRs CLAgIoN: Enclosed find time
.Hhie OF Miss. 4 Tenn. Il. X. Under the
.caauge, great advantages are offered for
1.-THE travelling public South OF Grenada.
They can leave Grenada now at II O'Clock
ljgur), and arrive at Mem phis 80 A. NJ. /;
then -,ay OF six hours in Memphis; leave
taere on 8 p. NJ, train and arrive home same
day Please notice for the benefit of trav-
cling public
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SToNEwALL JACKSON INSTITUTE, ABB
INGDoS, Va, Is added to the list of first
class schools of the Old Dominion which
are advertised in The CLARION. Several
young ladies from Jackson attended the
Institute last year, and are highly pleased
with It. Prof, Davidson is one of the most
successful teachers in Virginia. Rev. DR..
Rutherford, formerly of Vrcksburg, now of
Petersburg, says of him NO one is more
highly respected in this city for honor and
integrity, and all the virtues of the Chris
tian gentleman" Prof. Davidson will
visit Jackson shortly in the interest of his
school.
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MAJ. OSCAR f. HICKLE, a universal
avorl.c is now associated with Mr.. J. J.
H,hrbachcr, in the management of the Up
Toaa Hotel. Nothing is now wanting to
complete the excellence of this popular re-
sort. Both Of the proprietors are familiar
with ,hrir business and delight IN making
others happy. Welcome to your old home,
NtE Tickle, and success to the Uptown
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Wanted.

pf A YOUNG LADY, who hns been thor
I'D oughly educated u situation iu ~ Public
or Private School. Couid. in addition DO ore
binary branches, teach "a class iu French and
Music has a fine Piano. which would furnish
If any assurance could De given 0f 70 perma-
nent position, Satisfactory reference given
upon application.
Address
Miss r. f. T., Box O., Jackson, Miss.
julyiS77-4w.
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FARM Observation-Disclosures Is invited
to the advertisement Of an ONO gentleman
who wishes to lease an improved farm.
with option of purchase
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rxrRA choice ncw wheat flour at
Tf-lch.s.
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PROPOSALS FOR COAL

CtEALED PROPOSALS will be received. ur-
- III the TN day Of July - o'clock. FOR ne
delivery of 600 tons Of irst-ciass grate COAL.
to be delivered on the Asylum switch. two
miles above Jackson, Mississippi, or in thn
Asylum coal house. Actual weight OF 2um
pounds 10 ton required. The undersigned -
serves the privilege II rejecting any on ai1
bids. X. r. MC0ILL Steward
Juue0 '77-hw
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AGENTS WANTED
FOR
TIE EE IN ONE

The LrPE, TRIAL, CoNvGcrIoN, COMES
SION and EXECUTION Of the MORMON
BIsPoP, JOHN d. Lee and the TRUE STORY
of Elisa Ann, Wife No - as told by herself
has been added to "TELL 1T ALL TELL
1T ALL is the story of life's experience in
MORMoNIsM, a told by MRS. T. II. Il. STEM
HOUSE, the wife of MORMON HtGH PKIasr.
THREE books in one, now ready for Agents.
Write at once for terms and circulars 10
j. II. CHAMBERS q Co.
SO5 LocusT ST, ST. LOUIS, Mo.
aug s 77-2m
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THE TICKET.

The following is the full ticket nominated
by the Ohio State Republican COnventio n
to-day For GovernOr-W. III. West; Lieut.. f,
GovernOr-Fred Volgler; Supreme Judge
w. w. johnson; Attorney Geueral-Geo.
X. Nash Clerk of the Supreme Court
Dwight Crowell; School Com missioner-J
I. Lukens; Board OF Public Work-A. w.
Luckey.
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MAYORS REPORT.
Mayors OFFICE, July . Is

To the Hon Board Of Aldermen
GESTLEMEN-I have the honor to make
the following report for the quarter ending
June 30-h, 1877:
Fines collected and paid into Treasury
For the month OF April ....--...-.-- s - 30
For the month Of May -......-...... 81 50
For the month OF June -......-...-. 33 80
Total for quarter -$l6I 50
Fines aud cost commnted by labor the
streets for the month of April - Sl24 80
For the month OF May -----.-------- l42 30
For the month of June. ...-.....--- 33S %
Total for the quarter -$oOo w
Grand total collected in money aud
labor during the quarter 466 50
Number tried during the quarter-ior
The month of April .....--..-..-- -
The month of May -.-.-.-..---.- 81
The month of June. .......-....----- -
Total for quarter -.-..--.. ---.-.....-..-- 40
Sent to Jail during the quarter in default
OF payment
For the month of April .......-.--.--.-- - |
For the month of May .....-....-.-.-.---- 10 /
For the month of June. ..........-.....-.. II |
Total for quarter ..-.--------. oz
In all cases when parties have commuted |
their fines by labor on the streets they have
also worked ont the costs due the Mayor and |
Marshal tor which we have received moth |
ing All of which is spectfuly submitted, |
JOHN MCGILL,
MavOr
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On e-assem bling. the committee report
Ell that there was nothing in the proceed
ings oflasr meeting requiring special atten-
ton at this time. TAe con niJtea, in appro-
pirate terms, referred to the death of Mr.. J.
F. O'Sullivan, Corresponding Secretary,
which occurred in March last.
On motion of Judge Deason, the resolu-
lions adopted at the last annual meeting in
reference to furthering the objects of the
Association, were re-a1opted, and the pa
pers of the State requested to publish the
same. They will appear in subsequent
issue.
The Treasurer's report was read, show
ing small balance on hand.
Reports OF Subordinate Associations were
read, indicating that the membership has
somewhat diminished during the past year
\ resolution was adopted providing for
an annual grafton, to be delivered in pub
lic-the President and Corresponding Sec :
Rotary to invite the orator.
A resolution was adopted providing for
the payment of pro rata tax of the past
year, and also the payment of expenses OF
delegates.
At which point our report closes.
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UOR PRESERVING FRUITS, VEGrrs
II BLES, ETC., for sale at GALCERANia
price 10 cents per gallon, Family pirhfa fe1s
the manufacture Of the liquid % % CAL arf
known.
july l1,'77-lm.
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AGENTS are wanted by ST. L ,uis pub
fishing houses, for the sale of popular
books. See advertisements.
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RECEIPTS.

RECEIPTS.
General Fund Warrants ......... SlO25 %
General Fund Fines Warrants H. l6l 81
Total Receipts in Warrants ....-.- Sllo7 IL
Contingent Fund Currency -...---$ 10
Teachers Fund Currency ......-. 1000 %
Rnnd and Interest Fund Currency. l 20
Fire Fund Currency ....-----...--- 81
School House Fund Currency IL
Total Receipts in Currency ........ $IO03 81
RSEMENTs.
Rond and Interest Fund ........S 1877 SO
Teachers Fund ...... l4l2 80
school House Fund ...... 32S 90
Total Disbursements in Currency ; 34lS as
Respectfully submitted,
GUS ASHER,
Treasurer.
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iN oar report of Convention proceed
hugs. IL is stated that after third ballot for
Auditor. Mr., erger withdrew the name Of
Mr. Street, ia favor OF Mr.. Walpolc- 1t
,lould have been stated also, that this ac-
zion of the delegation from Boliver county
va, not at the instance Of Mr.. Street, whcs
fur geographical reasons, favored the nom
nation OF Mr.. Gwju--the four nominations
prior 10 Auditor, having been from the
Northern and Central portion of the State
Tar UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI bids
.Alr 20 enter upon its next session with
larger AIT andause than at any period since
the war The Secretary of the Board OF
Trustees. II. NJ. sullivan, Esq, informs us
thar applications for catalogues are unusu-
.a,y brisk Chancellor Stewart and some OF
the Professors are moving about among the
people, giving information as to the advan-
uges now offered by the University to the
.y0Uny men of the STATE.
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CoLLECToR's REPORT.

COLLECTORS REPORT.
To the Hon. Board Of Mayor aud Aldermen :
GENTLEMEN l have the honor to report
the following as my collections for the
month of June, 1877
Privileges ..........--..-.. . III %
Street and Road paid by labor I'LL 90
Total. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 232 so
Respectfully.
E. II. REBER, City Collector.
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DRESS aud OUTFIT WANTED

desire to purchase secondhand Press
and OUTFIT capable of printing z Scolumu
Newspaper. Please address aud send an in
yentory at once to j w. ROBB, JB.,
Nebletts Landing,
Bolivar Co, Miss.
trwo Printers also wantei)
augS, Him.
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TEACHERS Convention to day.
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Seutters' photographs,

GREAT PRICE REDUCTION FOR THE
" MONTH OF JULY-vis:
doz. Cards 30
4 doz- ..-.--.......--..., ....-..........- 20
Imperial size:
50 so per dozen and 81 90 per half dozen
All finished in the highest style Of the art.
To PERMAEANcE and neat finish OF Photo
graphs particular attention paid.
e. V. SEUTTER.
july lr77-3w.
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RANDOLPH MACON COLLEGE-Ash-
land, Hanover County, Virginia, will open
rs next session on the 10Th September. This
College had 49, students last session, of
which five were from Mississippi. 1t is To-
Gated sixteen miles north Of Richmond, on
The most elevated plateau between the Po-
'omae and James rivers, and being one hum
dred Aud ninety-six feet above the level OF
ideAmoGi, the atmosphere is very pure and
sAHbTious. \ catalogue, containing full
attenuation, will be sent on application to
tae Secretary of the Faculty, or TO Rev. j. A.
Duncan, D. D., President, Ashland, Virginia.
The new wing of the Lunatic Asylum
has beeu turned ever to the Trustees by
Mr.. II. NJ. Taylor, the contractor. and is now
OeIag filled UP for the use of patients. 1t
viii accommodate about eighty. We in
sPeeted the wing on Monday last, and were
not surprised that the trustees were pleased
with the work. The Woodwork was done
oY Mr.. Taylor, the plastering by M. Nc
Laaglin, and the painting by r. d. Hardy
1ne total cost of the wing Is about forty
SIX thousand dollars. It will require like
addition at the SoatA end to give the Asy-
'an architectural proportion. and to accom-
nodate the number of applicants for admis-
Aou within the next few years.
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