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DRANK LESLIE,s SUNDAY MAGAZINE

H FOR SEPTEMBER
NOW READY contains about FORTY articles and more than
Seventy EngraviDg The opening paper by the Rev THO
DoRE HOOD, gives interesting account admirably Nus
frated OF the famous NM ERSCHOOJ AT CHAUTAU-
QUA for the pursuit Of Biblical study; /" MAPLEr0N
PIAN" an excellent temperance story by s. BATES HOW
ii LEARNED CHARITY" sketch, by fRANCls n.
WADIRGH; and two serials MICHAEL AIRDkEE'S
FRFEHOID" and "JN MISCHIEF AGAIN." both com.
meneed In this number Among the Poems are. BETTER
THAN DIAMONDS" by ETHEL Lynn bEERs aninor &C, OF
% All Ouiet ON the Potomac" and WHERE Is THE LIT
TIE MISTRESS or TIE HOUSE r. by Mrs. s. Z. SELLs.
Among the more solid papers account by ALFRED H.
GUEEssEY Of the ESCAPE OF GRoIIUsn dhe kSy Dr
DEEMS the Editor, besides the Regular " SERMON" and
0PIi IX We SIs discourses OF topics current in
terest such as "DEFRAUDING THE RICH" THE
Sign AN 10 THE THING SIGNIFIED," with reviews OF
recent publications. ~ - -. a., ..
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NOW READY.
1878. POLITICAL CAMPAIGN...1s7s
THE
HAND BOOK OF POLITICS FOR 1873.
EDWARD MCPHERSON.

Giving IN Compact yet Comprehensive Form the Facts.
Statistics and Arguments Of AL the Living
Issues Of the 1878 Campaign.
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FOR BOSToN.

E'AlIL XIV Elk LINE .cro>r
And all points East, via Newport and Fail RlyeE
Monmouth Palace Steamers BltlS IOL ana PRONlDENCE
$40 PM SUNDAY TiiPs5 n, From TON Mr.
Brooklyn passengers Trans mel free by Annex" boats
leaving foot of Fulton.st. at 430 p u, ~, .-,, -,
MUSIC ny SPLENDID BANDS AND ORCHES TRAS.
Tickets secured at All principal hotels and
ticket onices az the pier and on steamers o1,.,x
49, - BORDEN & LOWELL, Agents
GEo. /. CoSSoR General Passenger Agent -,
SPECIAL NOTICE TO NEWPORT PASsENGERS.
better accommodation OF Newport travel on ms
e special train will eave the steamer wharf az Fall
Newport 655 ~ thus ODviaung The necessity OF leaving
the steamer Newport early h0ur IN the morning
7 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
il ARRANGEM ENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS jan 1,
1877 leave depos OF COurtandt and DesDOsseSstS
AZ $50 m Night Express, daily for aston, Bethlehe
Aentorn Mauch chunk WiikcsOarre Pttston. SaYre Ell
mira IthIca Rochester Bunato Niagara Fas and
inc Wsat Pullman sleeping coaches attached.
' R0B"r II. SAIRE- SuPt and Eng
General Eastern corner Church and Conrtlandt:tA
I .ONG BRANCH and PHILADELPHIA, via
II NewJersey Southern Railroad Commencing June IL,
1873 steamers will leave NewYOrk. Pier & North River
Oot OfHecOr-st connecting Sandy Hook with
Long Branch o. $50 a m, |. 315. 3 5:45, p.
Red Bank and Toms River 0, $50 q. H.. l. 345p. N
Beach Haven, a. m. y. IN. -,
Nineland. BridgetOn and AuanucClty p. m.
Philadelphia TuckertOn q a. NJ, /. 345 D.
'u"u'9' ioi iO"H ni""'H ''0 WM. 3. sNEDEN.
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DUTGERS FEMALE COLLEGE.

H The orteih year begins September 70. Examination
September % ana "a - - - ,,,.
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Steamboats, ano Railroads.


ALBANY BOAT, PEOPLES LINE.-The
~ finest steamers the world. the DREW or ST JOHN,
will leave Pier 81 North River foot OF CanalsL, daily ISun
DAYS inCudeul az D.
FIRST CLASS ..........-...........--9l w
deer. %
EXCURSION to ALBANY and RETURN. l 80
STATEROOMS 81 and 81.
Connecting at Albany express trains for SARATOGA
LAKE GEORGE LAKE CHAMPLAIN, the ADIRON.
DACKS MONTREAL and points NORTH and WEST.
Expires Offices In NeNIOrk and Brooklyn brooklyn pas.
seugers transferred free by Annex" bOats This ~ the
only night line 81 steamers selling tickets and checking
baggage to places on the New.York Central Railroad.
A TROY BOATS-CITIZENS' LINE.
PARE. Al; EXCURSION. sl 30.
EXCURSION TO SARATOGA, 80 so.
sTATEROOBfs, 81 AND ~.
New palace steamers Saratoga City of Troy leave
Fer 40 ~ r. foot Leroyst, daily Sunday included) at
bpm. -- -. . 90. -. - =,
points North East and West. - -
THROUGH CARS TO WHITE MOUNTAINS WITH
Siaterooms and through tickets Dodd pa Broadway
n. Y. and COurtut, brooklyn
transfer and from JEWELS Wharf, Brooklyn, by
Etc Annex Boats.
A LBANY BOATS DIRECT-slerchants Ex-
~ press Ine.-Elegant steamers WALTER BRETT OF
NEW CHAMPION leave daily saturdays eXccptedl
from Cauasi, North River. az connecting with trains
North and West Fare (decLl 25c oaDn fare, 5Oc meals
soc Freight taken lower than by amy olher INES
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Ynsirnrilon.

For Boys and Young Men-City.
A DVERTISERS!
IN SEND YOUR ORDERS FOR THE TRIBUNb' ana
ALL FIRST.CLASS CITY J0URNALST 10
ONE OFFICE.
BROWN 4 PULVERMAN, 1888 Broadway, New nork,
Send copy Of advertisement when asking Tor esuma'e Wn
formation.
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EORNEW HAVEN, MERIDEN, HARTFORD,
Il SPRINGFIELD, WHITE MOUNTAINS, MONTREAL.
and intermediate points steamers leave Pier 20 T. r. at
Sundays Included and IL Sundays excepted con
necung with special trains at NewHaven for Hartford,
Springfield &c. Tickets sold ana baggage checked at 9i4
Broadwav New York and Court. Brooklyn Excursion
IN Nav AS ret I
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VOLTAGE SEMINARY,

POTTsTowN, MONTGOMERY Co, Penn.
For Young Ladies' 18th annual session begins Tbursday
September ~. 1878; Philadelphia and Reading Rail.
road forty miles from philadelphia limited in number.
For catalogues sppy 70 GEORGE O. BUTLER, A H., Prn.
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fosi ano fonno.

7 OST-Passbook No. s2,s99. Deliver "a
~ German Savings Bank, city.
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and PHILADELPHIA nj
~ LINE
BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
- BUUND BKOUh HOU III.
FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA

Express TRAIN TINE TWO HOURS. - .
Leave Now Trenton and Philadelphia at 65O y
for Trenton. ' y
Leave Philadelphia from station North Pennsylvanla.Ra
roai, Third anu Berkssts at Gao (way 745. $50 ll3O
al M, 1870 $780, 4l5. 6:35. IL p.
Leave Trenton Tor York at 100 except Monday $50
S:l3 1920 a. m, 1915. 2l5, 3, 4:55 $50 D. IN.
Pullman Drawing ROOM Cars attached 10 the S5Oa m
400 D. trains from NewYOrk 10 the 740 a. m lSOp m
trains from Philadelphia. = ,,.,-,,-,,- n.
SUNDAY TRAINS-Ioave Hew-Yo and Philadelphia az
o A. m b30 10 n m. Leave New.YOrk for Trenton at y
M $50 D. M Leave Trenton az lao 800 M 610 p 70;
Tickets for sale at foot OF Lberyet NOs 529 and ga
broadway, the principal hotels all offices OF the Erie a
way IN NewYOr and Brookyn and at No CouTtst BROOK
I'm baggage checked from residence 10 destination.
II. z. BALDWIN Gen. Pass Agent
TOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON.-Fare rs
Il cents NEWBURGH ami below, 50 CENTS. Land az High
land Falls W.si PointL Cornwall Newburg Marlboro NIL
POUGHKEEPSIE, EsOpus, connecting with Ulster ana
Delaware Waikiki Valley Railroads. Steamboats, ThomaS
W. Baldwin leave dai'y M Pier "a.
North HlA yer. %
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For Young Ladies-CitY.

MRS. SYLVANUS REEDS
WI BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL Tor fOUNS La
DIES, Nos. 6 and East 53d-st.
reOpens OCT. l. FRENCH AND GERMAN LANGUAGES pnLac-
eay Taught Thorough training In Primary and secondary
THE COLLEGIATE COURSE requires iour
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ISRlDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonic
allu Naufatuck Railroads Fare 81 Steamer Bridgeport
leaves daily Sundays exceped 1130 m
and Bridgeport at IL D.. m.
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CT. JOHNS SCHOOL.
- BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL for young ladies' and
Nos 81 and % West 32ds between Broadway and 9Th.
ave, New-YOTk
REV. THEODORE IRVING, Ill D., Rector.
KINDERGARTEN with every appliance IN a large sunny
Separate department for young boys.
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THE MONEY MARKET.
OFFICIAL REPORT ". y STOCK EXCHANGE sALRg
WEDNESDAY, JULY 81, 1873
GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT.


Sales Of State and RoilcGv Bonds-Rdr0dd. Bank and
ErDrses St0cks.
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For Both Sexes-Citv.
GAN KINnERGARTEN

n and N0RMAI, TRAINING SCHOOL, removed TO the
a &c airy rooms SO West 45hst near 6thaye ~ y Miss
Al. coz Principal win begin 18th year sept %.
New Kindergarten material cheap aud beautiful General
Depot SI2 Broadway. send for Illustrated dialogue
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PREPARATORY.
supplied students at cost The calendar OF the
wear arranged OF teachors The
school &i7b. The
FAII, TERM begins ON the FIRST WEDNESDAY Of Sep.
TEMPER For catalogues and other information address the
President J. H. IHOMPsONt ~,
MOrgantOwn, W. Va.
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
rans leave for Englewood Cioster Permont aud MACK
100 $50 e45 mr. OO 800. 400 446. $50 $50 ss no p
m and saturday nights only at ll;SO w. sundays WV
~ Manuel spring Valley and Monsey, ZOO, 045 m ztS
m JEo n ABBOTT, General fassr Agent New-fork.
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pINGHAMTON COLLEGE for YOUNG
O LADIEs-Full Collegiate and Academic Courses. Also
COLLEGE OF MUSIC AND ORATORl. Board, English
branches, Latin Greek French German, spanish Italian
drawing piano. elocutiOn, $500 Rev. r. A. PATER
SON, A. NJ, President Binghamton, N. Y.
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EOR THE
WHITE MOUNTAINS
On and htsI July uhect eohhcoti"h wiz Do ih"uV ''
TIE GREAT PROVIDENCE LINE.

PARLOR CARS leaving the steamer landing az FOX
POINT WHARF. PROVIDENCE, at 6;6O n. m, will run
through 10 FABYAN HOUSE ana ALL WHITE NOUN
TAIN POINTS WITHOUT CHANGE.
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L7REE TO THOSE HAVING CHILDREN TO
l. EDUCATE-PINCKNEY's SCHOOL and COLLEGE
DIRECTORY and GUIDE.
Circulars Of all the eaGing schools Of N VT Mass r. t.
Conn. Y, Nj PENN and Va, combined IN one publication
Special circulars ana information furnished gratutously
so UNlO%-SQUARE
(4tll-ave. sde),
lew.
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Array INSTITUTE, established

~ NewYork IN 1914, l,527 aud los Sprneest Pmade.
Children reopens Monday September 23 aud complete
conrse Lain english and French S4OO per annm French
is the language OF the family. MADAME DHERVlLLY,
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For BOYS and Young Men-Country

4" A H0MELIKE BOARDING SCHOOL for
IN YOUNG BoYs.-E. KINDS, AM, Hampstead, H. l."
A LEXANDER Institute, a military boarding.
~ school, White Plains, NY OlINILLIS, PhD- PnncpaL
"ROYS' ENGLISH and CLASSICAL
ID SCHOOL. ENVIRONS OF HARTFORD CONN
Grounds II acres; gymnasium, Sc ~,
ARILlvI ID HIln.n
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TX p. VI.

Han a 81 10 Pref
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CCC 81
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For Young Ladies-Country.

RISH0PTH0RPE-Sch for Girls, Beth
I'D lebAm Penn Commences its 18th year September IL
1873. For circulars apply TO MISS FANNY 1. WALSH,
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Eau Schools

81 Sn year; board and tuition for boil
dp w sexes Episcopal Academy. Haddon1sd. n. J.
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Port Deposit Branch Railroad

TRAINS KUN A. foLLohS-
Lave Port Deposit. saj sos. %. II -55 A. NJ and
l..5D and go Z. "
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HEMORRHOIDs OR PILES

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~ Philsieiphia guarantee. permanent cure With
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Rheumatisna---Its Cure.
To THE AfrLIcrrp-pEAE rEIrxps

To THE AfFTiCTED--DEAg FRIENDS:
IL II "t-t my duit. = u'=l"ri 81 vht-h wuuid
lie nju-iI'~ :" suffering humanity :" v,,u the
great medical effects "i my Fam S,rFrh-r promptly
caring Rheumatism. | have cured hundred. If r.,.
during TIA" I-t nv" auIups whi~ -tlalI oilv
l+E'nV ;rtrT {" lev # the wort. or Wednesday
Juls 9TH. was called Ia Young suffering
terribly that he could NJ l-ar IT, touched much lr.-
moved: y.i is than - huu.. after using the Fam
SsGrrhrT la could i- anl arm nj NJ tie
riid a! - !T- IL aud n4lLrrl u;siaf- th.u;
help: y" i ROW July l.in .Tfcgi.y w-iI. IL onI,
used two t-itl'- AnpilI"r wh" mt BEEN uui,
ncileal treatment ais4t u,i-r INV carr
lie could neither Irr-s uir- himself: yet in hrc
weeks he could u s,-! d4s work u..i in TIA.
rolling mill IL "ny used i've bottle ni F'rin Search, r
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Ing Wa Gr'd Is thu Pam Sa~ci.r. TIL, gentleman
had mad. very few full wc~k, ut work darius th---
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sixteen hnur- sirT using thu Pam S,drcsr sh- aro-r
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Another. AMI the last shall grfr t. i boy "
- years u" Gould not ALL and set about
"a hours hr and walked tho r,r,; and ..,fi
was r~-tur'-! 10 health again 10y the FAN S,a-eA.r
Thr>- and hundreds 81 oih-rs refer The "lk
Il references y open to NJ! Ia Neuralgia Headache
CRAMPS and Esi- II.ru.a IL i raualiy a. .rrtar
of human t-us. aud from ON. 10 -in bottle. ha.
restored t" health and u--iau-.s iHaa bad case Of
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When tin, r-inrty bccoule, properly known have IA,
doubt it will become huG-riold nni siatar, rrtn~,
in every family. it, usefulness extensive il will
only have {" r. u,"'i !" b. at "noe appreciated.
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Respectfully J. II sIsx>. -. .
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TuIL I'M or
Needles, Parts and attachment
Philadelphia, Wilmington and
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
AIRS LEAVE ELKTpN

Freight train with Ia-s'ne"r attached will l~aV.
P~rryvilie FER wi'rIiuEi"n NJ Ia - and w L.
subject DELAYS ihcirnt freight iIai- due
WilIuEI"n AT . 81 r. =. Leave, Eli ton 1t lis.
June ISIS. HEM MILLS. Agent
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OUR SEASHORE REGION.
Agricultural and Mechanical Col
Iege.

At meeting of the citizens of Harrison
county, held at the Court House on the sth
day of June 1873, to take action upon the
propositions to be made to the State Board
of Trustees of the Agricultural aud Me-
chanical College as to the location of the
College in this county.
On motion Gen. Jas. r. Davis was called
to the chair and F. S. Hewes appointed Sec
rotary.
On motion it was, Resolved, that COM
mittee be appointed to confer, on behalf OF
the citizens of this county, with the Board
of Trustees,tO make certain propositions and
offers of assistance, by gift of land, build
ing material etc, and to entend to the Board
of Trustees an invitation to visit this por-
ton of the State, and further, that Gen. Jos.
r. Davis, Hon. r. Seal, Maj. Walthall, DIR.
Peleaz, and Mr.. Calvin Taylor constitute
such committee.
On motion, Resolved, that Hon. r. Seal
be requested TO confer with the Trustees
of the New Orleans and Mobile Railroad
and ascertain what facilities will be extend
ed by the the road in this m after
Resolved, That these proceedings be pub
lished in the Sea Shore Gazette, Jackson
'LARIoN. and Pascogoula DemocraI-Star.
On motion the meeting adjourned SUBJ
ject TO call by the chairman.
JOS. r. DAVIS, Chr'm,
Attest, +. 5. HEwES, Secfy.
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a Novel Feature

Presents itself to those who use Parker's
Hair Balsam, in the discovery of It's rare
and remarkable merits. Many have written
us expressing their delight in the fact that it
works like a charm. It's disinfectant prop
critics in chemical combination rendering it
healthfui, cleansing and healing are bear
ing fruit, and the beautiful hair it produces,
with the clean, healthy scalp, entirely
freed from Danlruff and falling hair, are
achievements for which we have reason to
feel proud. A patron assures Us that he
has used twelve different Hair Preparat ions
and that Parker's Hair Balsam surpssses
them all. To hair that has become gray or
faded, it restores that beautiful natural
color of youth, and produces a vigOr and
luxuriance that surprises every one. Buy
bottle from your druggist, and test its
merits. For sale by DR.. Byron Lemly
Jackson Miss.
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MISSISSIPPI NEWS.


Winona Advance
We learn that Mr. wilkins !. Freeman
living six miles from Wnona in Carroll
county, died suddenly OF appopIexy on Wed
neSd4y evening Particulars next week.
Memphis Appeal.
We are PANEL II learn that Captain VIII
liam Nicely, aged eighty -four years, one OF
the iew surviving soldiers OF the war of 1872
aua Tor many years IA cit IN OF Shelby
county, died or the eighth ultimo AT the resi-
9ence at hls daughter, Mrs. Rnwel, near
Senatobia, Mississippi. honored aud respect
ed 10y all who knew him.
S-arkville Cirizen.J
Col J. ). Morley of this place, brought
to the Citizen Office, last Saturday, a cotton
boil twO-thirls matured, pulled from the
growing stalk on the 7th inst Ii grew on
Mrs. Saliie Graves farm 3 miles north of
Srarkviiie. All who have seen ii, pro-
hounee 1t the earliest they have ever seen.
Canton Mail
We have heard with much qualification
that Mr. Harry B0swOrth, wsO was recent
~ indicted in Arkansas. for the killing of
his cousin. Geo L-ake, after trial before
jury last week, was found not guilty.
Lexington Advertizer.l
E. Richar lson has become the contractor
for taking care of the prisoners from the
j all without cost to the County, and five
jail-bjfd, were taken from the prision To
'Lynchfield" on Honey Island.
Copiahanl
DIED--At his residence in Hazlehurst.
Mis-, at 40 P. NJ, June Sth, ISIS, Nj. j. Mas
sengill, aged 81 years, month, ami 81 days.
Natchez Democrat
We regret TO announce the death of Mr..
James +. McCaleb, which occurred at his
residence, Peachland, on Pine Ridge. on
Sunday, the 9JI inst. Mr.. McCaleb was a
native of this county, aud died on the spot
on which he was born. For more than
forty years he was "a Ruling Elder in the
Pine Ridge Presbyterian Church.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-06-19
A General Hint.

In our style of climate. with its sudden
changes of temperature,-rain, wind and
sunshine often intermip gled in a single day,
it Is no wonder that our children, friends
and relatives are SO frequently taken from
ms nv neglected colds, half the deaths re-
sulting directly from this cause. A bottle
Of Boschee's German Syrup kept about
your home for immediate use will prevent
serious sickness. large doctors bill, and
perhaps death, by the use of three or four
doses. For curing Consumption, Hem
orrhsges, Pneumonia, Severe Coughs, Group
or any disease of the Throat or Lungs, its
success is simply wonderful, as your drug
gist will tell you. German Syrup is no"
sold in every town and village on this con-
tinent. Sample bottles for trial, loo; regu-
lar size, 75c.
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The proposed silver conference is get
ting on braveIy. In letter of June
10th to the President, the Secretary of
State says:
The Secretary of State has the honor to
report that of the 10 eign governments in
viied. pursuant to the act of Congress of the
23th of February last. to join the United
States in a conference to a6opt a common
ratio between gold and silver, for the pur-
pose of establishing internationally the use
of bimetallic money, those of the followin g
countries have formally accepted the Invi-
tation of this Governments: France, Greece,
Hungary. Italy, The Netherlands. Russia,
and Switzerland. Further, that the remain
der of the countries invited, namely. Aus
tria. Belgium, Germany. and Great Britain.
although not yet decided, are giving the
matter serious consideration.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-06-19
Notice ! !---NOtice

GTOLEN FROM THE UNDERSIGNED on
- MAY 7TH, near VERNON, Miss, two COM
pactly built HORSE LES, about Az hands
high each, and both Mules branded with the
letter fl. upon their left jaw; and also,
were trimmed, meme and tail, and in good
der. One mule was Bay and he other
Brown in color and the brown rode well, but
the bay mule rode roughly. Both mules were
about years old. The bay Hules under jaw
looked as if il bad been bitten in times past
and the skin still dstended. The undersigned
suspects two Freedmen of having stolen the
two mules BY name Tom Robinson and John
Meshears-who left the neighborhood on the
day the mules were last seen. The said freed
men told their friends a month previous that
they were going to the Mississippi River to
work upon the Levees, and doubtless rode off
the two mules and perhaps traded or sold
them on the route. The said freedmen may
have rode the mules to the swamp COR part
of the way) through malevolence, as both of
said freedmen were angry with the under
signed. The capture and return Of the two
mules, or any information that will enable the
undersigned to recover the same will be libc1-
ally paid for at Canton, or Vernon, Miss
DAVID Il. JIGGITTS.
May29 '7S-4w