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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-07-03

EXTRACT FROM THE MINUTES OF THE CON-
MITTEE.
Present Hon. J. NJ. Howry, of Lafayette
county, chairman and presiding, Sam. +
Massey, of Tate county, secretary.
j. FL Dalton of Union, j. 5. Bailey of Tall
latchie, Il. II. Goladay of Yallobusha, Jno.
Robertson ofDeSoto p. B. Murray, present
ed written proxy from VIM. NJ. Perkins of
Pamela, G. b. Howry presented a like proxy
from B. T. Kim brough of Benton and they
were both admitted to seats on the commit
tee.
j. Y. Murray of Tippah, being absent, the
chairman presented a communication from
Mr.. Murray, which contained resolution
asked to be considered by the committee, as
follows :
Resolved, That the following shall be the
basis of representation in the Congressional
! Convention, which is soon to meet to nomi-
nate candidate for Congress for the second
congressional district Each county shall
| be entitled to one vote for every 100 dem o.
cratic (Tilden) votes polled in the presiden-
tial election in the year 1876; provided eve
~ county shall be entitled to one vote.
The resolution being debated, it was re-
ferred to Hon. j. S. Bailey to draft resO-
luton expressing the sense of the commit
tee thereon.
After some debate as to the place of hold
ing a convention, the committee took a re
cess until o'clock P. NJ.
At o'clock NJ. Mr.. G. NJ Govan of Mar
shall, having arrived, took his seat on the
committee.
Mr.. Bailey reported his resolution as in
structed, which was adopted and read AS
follows;
Resolved, That it is not deemed expe-
dent by this committee TO adopt any change
in the basis Misrepresentation in the conven-
ton to be assembled from that heretofore
existing in the district.
The following resolutions were adopted:
By Mr.. Bailey That delegate conven-
ton OF the I'd Congressional district of Mis-
sissippi, to be held at Sardis, Miss, on Au-
gust 18th, 1873. at IL o'clock A.. NJ, for the
purpose OF nominating a candidate for con-
gress at the next election,
Resolved, That in the convention, to be
assembled in the second congressional dis
trict for the nomination of a Representative
to congress, the county of Marshall shall be
entitled to eight votes, the county of De-
Soto to six votes, the county of Tate four
votes, the county of Pamela six votes, the
county of Tallahatchie two votes, the coun-
ty of Yalobusha three votes, the county OF
Lafayette four votes. the county OF Union
three votes, the county of Tippah two votes,
the county OF Benton two votes.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-07-03

Tar DRMocRATs OF North Carolina have
enforced the payment oftaxes by all classes
and colors as qualification for voting as y
done in Pennsylvania, and the Republican
are passing resolutions declaring y uLecLly
rennrnant To the principles Of free govern
ment.D The saforty acres and a mule" plat
form seems to be about played out In the
CARPET bar States .-P Philadelphia Times.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-07-03

SAFE OLs.-[n view Of the accidents
that are occurring daily from the use of
burning fluids, the notice of VIM. j. Brown,
Sr., is OF interest to h0usekeepers. Mr..
Brown has made the OIL business a special
tv for ten wears, and has become high au
thority in that article of trade Petro is
still his special plosive
being its great merit. June 12-3t.
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CRIMES.


EVANSVILLE, IND.-A cold-booded MUIR
der was committed at Mount Vernon, Posey
County, last night, by unknown negroes,
the victim being Annie McCool, "a woman
of doubtful reputation. Three negroes, it is
reported. demanded admittance to Miss Me-
CooIs house, and being refused battered
down the door, and when Miss McCool and
a companion attempted to escape by the
back way, the pursued them. A revolver
was used, and causing instantaneous death.
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Raymond CircuttCourt.

because OF the railroad election to be held
hlohuay and Tuesday, August ), 6, the
members of the RAYMOND bar addressed a
potion to Judge Calhoun. asking that he not
call Court until Wednesday, June TN which
petlon was readily granted So, persons
having business in Court on the first day of
themselves until the day named The grand
jury also will not be organized until Wed
neSday.
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Col. Meelxs University Oralisn.
Oxford FaIcon.l

Oxford Falcon.
The annual address before the two literary
societies, was delivered by Col. 5. M. Meek
OF Columbus, A large and appreciative aus
dience was held spell bound by this eloquent
speaker. Beautiful flowers of rhetoric and
showers of word gems flowed gracefully
forth and the genuine patriotism and loveo
country that Underlined the entire address
brought from the delighted audience rounds
of applause.
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WE regret to learn that our young
friend Warren Stewart was painfully
wounded in the shoulder, at Vicksburg, Sa-
turday night last, by pistol shot from a
burglar, who had secreted himself on the
premises of DR.. Hicks, where MIR. Stewart
was STAYING.
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Railroad suit.
Nashville American.

u dsHFII4t AHtIICdH.I
Mrs. Kate Ccpley, widow of the late JAS
Conley, formerly a section boss on the Nash
vile and Decatur railroad, yesterday OBJ
tanned judgment in the Circuit Court
against the Louisville and Nashville Rail-
road company, for $1,000 on account of the
killing of her husband by being run over
by freight train at the South Nashville
shops ia Septem Der last.
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Indiana Outlaws,

EVANSVILLE, IND.-Owensville, Gibson
county, has been the scene of many conflicts,
recently, between outlaws and citizens.
Last night desperate attempt was made
to murder Andrew Montgomery, who had
been active in exposing the outlaws. The
whole neigh6orhoodi is aroused and in pur-
suiL of the rntfians.
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why Hayes Appointed AnderaOV

L hAduCiPiid AiHhCS, AuAi1
So, according to his friend General Boyn-
ten. the President appointed Feliciana An
derson in view of his services to the Repub-
lican party in Louisiana. Yet, if we re-
about the time when the administration
was beguiing the country with promises
of civil service reform, based on the theory
that appointments should be made for hon
esty and capacity, regardless of partisan
considerations. Evidently Anderson's soas
ga special case"
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NOTICE.

10 my friends, customers and
l would respectfully recommend pun
f,,II--'l aiu EDWARD during my absence as
- e,eh' 10 attend to my business gen.
-" me Photographic, repairing, etc. To
''i'hg department in particular. Nv
~ r,soi of fine Jewelry and Watches
opectaeles, elegant SiIverware etc
uaily large and in view of the dnII
july3-3w. ever
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Holly Springs Reporter
IL you would spend real pleasant time
away from home, 90 to Barnes Hotel Mis-
slsslppi City. 1t is the pride of the sea
coast. The living is splendid, bathing de-
hghtiul, fishing, sailing, dancing and gen
eral enjoyment to YOUR hearts rontant
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CASUALTIES,
4 Doctor. FntnIIError.

NEWARK, Or. Watkins, OF Granville,
istered two large doses of morphine for
quinine. TO Miss Elizabeth Williams, Of the
Welch Hills, whom it is said he was attend
ing. The fatal mistake was discovered toe
late. and all efforts to save her life proved
unwilling. and death shortly ensued.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-07-03

Prent.-l PIedger.
We learn from the Pontotoc Democrat,
that judgment of $l50000 hangs over the
above road, which will embrace every foot
OF the extension. This, we presume, will
postpone the extension Of the road, for the
present. if not indefinitely.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-07-03

IHs schools have all closed, and are
ready making their announcements for the
+ appreciated as a favorite medium
NEolgh which 10 communicate with the
People Of Aissls sippi. We give schools a
It,.A. discount from our REGULAR rates.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-07-03

It. Louis Republican. !

st. Louis Republican,
The jetties have fairly conquered New
Orleans, and no one dare talk in that city
now about mud Jumps or bars giving any
trouble in future. There is no half hearted
acceptance of the success achieved. but a
generous and universal acknowledg ment
that the work they were slow to believe in
has done all it was expected to.
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Murdered his Brother.

ATLANTA.-A special dispatch to the Con-
stitution states that i'm quarrel John Lam
bette stabbed and killed his brother Will
liam, at Jonesboro, Georgia, this morning
Both belonged to the same church, were
Masons, married and had families.
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, EXECUTIVE
DEPARTMENT

JACAsUNi JUNG n IoIo.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN Board of Trustees Of the Agricultural and
Mechanical College of the State Of Mississip-
pi, will meet at the City of Meridian. on We'd
nesday, the Path day of July next for the
purpose Of opening and considering such pro-
posals as have been received for the location
Of said College, and for the transaction Of such
other business as may properly come before it.
J. NJ. STONE,
Governor and President Board Trustees.
Jun26 78-3w.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-07-03

Now that Mrs. Tilton is fairly out of Ply
mouth church, it is to be hoped that the
members of that sanity congregation will
breathe easier. Henceforth IL is TO be un-
derstood that nobody confesses on pain OF
recommendations Louis Times.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-07-03

HE CHAMBERLAIN HUNT ACADEMY,
Fort Gibson, will commence its first ses-
% On the third Monday of September.
l7 trustees have been fortunate in securing
s''Dr'J. W. Kerr as Principal. We call
s'don to the announcement In another
pgmn.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-07-03

THE protracted and very serious ILL.,
ness of Mrs. T. J. Mitchell the estimable
wife of DR.. Mitchell Superintendent of the
Llnatlc Asylum, Is a cause of profound re-
family.
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Excursion.

The Chicago, ST. Louis and New Orleans
Railroad will sell excursion tickets TO any
point on the Sd and 4th of July, at one and
one-fftth rate. Good to return on 4th or
9TH. JNo. A. WEBB, Agent.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-07-03

JUDGE SIDNEY BREEZE, of the Illinois SUI
preme bench, died last night, at Pinckney-
Vile, Illinois. He is said to have been tht
oldest Judge in the country, being over 7s
years old.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-07-03

1HE Grand Central Hotel, New York
largest In the city, gives its guests the
cnolce OF rooms, and offers a reduction q,
rates on all its floors.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-07-03

n NEGRO MAN was murdered, and his
dead body placed on the track of the New
orleans and jackson Railroad, in the cor
porate limits, on Monday night.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-07-03

A,si,.i sslsSIPPI.-The copies of the
! ver. ppi reports intended for the
On =. ueilVered to the Secretary Of
day. shiruay last, and were, on the
Ply in ~ ppeu by that officer to every
exanino' otate. We believe that all
10 tyDoa. .ile book viii agree with US
he s4,h ' ,.a neatness, and correct
pubh,,,dA mississippi is the equal Of any
pres. Oa ever issued by the Ameri-
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sToLEN-REwARDI

A BLACK MAN, named GREEN TAILOR.
"A who has been in my employ for the past
five years, left my place, nj Stems Greek,
him a Dark Bay Horse Mule, about - years
old, tongue badly cut. Taylor b. about 40
years Of age, . feet 10 inches high, has reddish,
sore eyes. liz pursuaded 10 leave with him M
cOlored woman, May Francis, and "a light
colored girl, Lou Gage, aged ~ years win
pay liberal reward for the recovery of tha
mule, or for the arrest Of Taylor lie is sup
posed to have gone toward tho Mississippi
River. w. WILLIAMS
junl9, 7S-2w.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-07-03

doN. j. f. MCCORMICK, of Wavne
Masonic Grand Lecturer and nemher of
the Legislature of 1876, favored us with a
call yesterday. ''' ="
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kosciusko Star

hOSCIuSAO OldI-
The newspaper men of Mississippi have
gone back on the proverbial "devil," and
hereafter will have none of him in their Off
ces. But all of them like the "printerS' an
GEL" so6riQuet given Miss Willie, the ac-
complished daughter of Gen. j. II. Sharpe
of Columbus.
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Enclosing exercises of the jackson
Military High School will take placeto-night
Representatives, Hall, commencing at 5 30
clock The literary address will be de-
yarel by Or, B. Ii. Whitfield, of Clinton.
Pines will he awarded to the best orator.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-07-03

vars OF HONoR.-At the meeting
4 r; ,,a' Lodge of this city, held on Fri
,s,, s ,D 'asr' the following were elected
W The ensuing term: w. Q. Lowd,
D. 1ausS' V.D.; c. A. Brougher, Asst
N ~. :, l. Tucker, Chaplain; Jno. NJ.
n ! 4 OOfter; w. L. Parker, F. r.. /;
- "eob' l.; E. Il. Reber, Guides H.
' , u L. Stanger, s.; A. H Hilz-
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THESoUrHwEsrERN Presbyterian Uni
var,iry lst warts College, CIarksville,
Tsga, opens It's next session on the I'd of
september.
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'-'AoAD oUBsCRIPTIoN.-In another
n. WI De found the official notice of
NJ, eS''enI oil the Board of Supervisors of
.r5 guu'S' ordering an election on the
Ia ',u Vi august on the proposition to
Ivy, ~ hundred thousand dollars toward
l,nL 4'Ds OF the Natchez, Jackson and
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VIZ FOR EURoPE.--Mr. Z. V. Seutter
p lady, and their youngest son. Master
', last week for summer visit
,s ,,1.,'auu' by card elsewhere, it will
,.,. '''"I Ihe Photographic and jewelry
G-l,5 :, Nr' oeutter will be in competent
F1ls during his absence
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NERVOUS DEBILITY.

Vital weakness o. depression =
weak exhausted feeling, no energy or cour-
age; the result Of mental oV0P-WoFks
lnda0cTOtiono or exo00o00s or some
drain upon the system, is always cured ~
HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC sPReIFlC No. 2S
1t tones UP aDd inYigorates the system,
dispels the gloom and dependency ,imparta
strength and eneTgy,-stops the drain and
reluvenates the entire man. Been used
sands. soid by dealers, Price, S1.00 per
single vial, or Sh00 per package Of tve walls
and s2.OO vial of powder. Sent by mail On
receipt Of price. Address HUMPHREY4,
WORiROPATWIC MEDICINE C0MFANA
100 FULTON sFREEE M Z.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-07-03

By a catalogue of the Memphis Hos
ptsl Medical College we learn that DIR. w.
s] Compton is professor of Psychological
.Aeliciue and Medical Jurisprudence.
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CHIcAoo ST LoVis and n. %. q. I'D Co..
JOB
The SoBrnERS r. r. ASSOCIATION. et al.
Chancery Court, lst District Kinds county.
Mississippi Al Rules. June 10, ISIS.
Upon opening the matters OF the original
~ hled ia this cause, DO appears that Henry
> McComb, one Of the defendants, aud Henry
/ , McComb, as President OF the Southern
Railroad Association, and Che New Orleans,
/ 81. Louis and Chicago Railroad, also defend
/ ants Is a nonresident of this Stale. his uast-
office being at Wilmington. iu the Stale of
! Delaware, and that neither of the above
named companies have any resident agent ur
officer on whom process can Doe served aud be-
also appears that Jacob Thompson. another
defendant, IS nonresident his postafIcu
| being Memphis, Tennessee aud that Jacob s.
Rogers, Juuius b. Alexander. and Charles
Butler, also defendants, are also non residents.
! their postothce being the City of New York
and that VI. p Mntthisou, another defendant
| Is nonresident. his postoibcc being Charles
ton, in the state Of South Carolina, and that
John Newell, another defendant Dis "a none
resident his postoitCe being Chicago. Illinois.
IL is therefore now ordered That the above
named defendants, including said companies.
shall appear an the Chnnccry Courtroom iu
the city of Jackson, and plead, answer or
demur 70 the bill Of complaint hlcd ia thia
case or before the
Second Monday in September, A. D., 1878,
or in case they fail that thc allegations of said
bill will be taken for confessed as Co them aal
decree entered accordingly.
10 is further ordered, that % copy OF ihis
order be published once week in TuE tLAHtUN.
newspaper published iu the State for four
successive weeks, and that the Clerk will mail
copy Of this order postage paid, TO each of
the above named defendants directed Ga each
OF them at his postolice ms above set forth /;
and that he mail also copies for the Southern
Rail rond Association, and the New Orleans.
81. Louis and Chicago Railroad Company.
directed 20 said H. s McComh their President,
at his postothce as above stated.
Ordered at Rules, this june lOih. 1875.
W. T. RATLlFF Clurk.
by A. G.. MOORE, ID. e.
A true copy from ihe minutes
". T. RATLIFF, clerk
BY A. q. Moons. d. q.
Harris s George Complainauts Counsel.
june Il, 7S-4w
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~ N'.G. RICHARDSON, of Central
bm,,. 10y richmond, Kentucky, has been
.,,t ', "a by Hiram College, Ohio,
ta, 'ue degree of Phi. D., doctor of
Yp,SJ The Doctors friends in this
~. WI recognize the fitness of the honor
u conferred upon him.
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d =. PREwETT, Esq, of the Yazoo
par was in the city, on professional bust
ness, on Saturday last. O'''i-
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-07-03

HE Medical Department of the Uni
Verslty OF Louisiana--now in it's 10th year
VIII beg'n It's next annual term on the 2lst
october. The attention of medical students
is invited to the announceme MT of same. in
another column.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-07-03

VBLIC SCHoo Us .-A correspon-
! a.. y Is informed that he does not
bO,o,T'u our reference to the public
h. ,b.. ,"Asourg. when he would M axe
rsr,, mere are no outstant1 idg sc hool
4 If ~ u Kinds county" We said this
N, ba '''y of Jackson. We have no
pu 80 oouhty Superintendent of Edu-
liry ). e''e satisfactory an swer to hts
b b,v. !" why the public schools of
Olorsd Oeen reduced to 40 white, and
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EDIsoN's Speaking monograph is in
town. Our citizens will have an opportu-
nifty OF witnessing its wonderful perform
ances at Angeles Hall. See announcement
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SITUATION WANTED.-By a lady as
.or.aksepcr or seamstress. References
,rs9. address NJ. A. C., care CLARION
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SUBSCRIPTION DErAnrnENr
we acknowledge the receipt of subscription
- inc NhAhIoN since our last public alton to
tuesday, ID inst, inclusive. a. folloms

george E Swami, Jackson ~ 20
~ y; :; >; Z; MeShan, Verona...........2 90
n MhAinson, Crystal Springs 90
u y 0FInan, Hazlehurst....-....... 20
j. l. McFadden Cartbal.- n
J. l.. Ard, HazIehllrst - , ~
y asoh Alles kosciusk On. - 2 40
McSanerty, Chester 90
n n. ~. Martin, Shepherdtown ......... 2 %
y, sham & Lacy, BoonviIle .........,, 10
yrs " H. NJ. Street, Boonville. ? 90
L. ia 1I per- cato %
a " ~ ~ jack son 90
ohnston, Hebron $500. ............. . 90
=. T. Sudtoth, FriaI Point................ 90
y, u CaFuthers, Benton .............. , o.
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AI,en Moore, Beliefountaine ...... , 90
w Glal3 orne, Natchez .............. 49,. 90
p ~ SIre9o' Oxford .................... 90
rrof Z. Fitzhugh, Oxford .............. , 90
T w Miller, Crystal Springs ........... 2 %
mos Helm, Jackson............ > 90
I. h McCord Slate Springs , 90
Jas: a. Slgler, Oklahoma ......... IL
WI nTtt' lhdlan Bayou. %
w w III > Johnston, HERNIA do............. 2 90
" - Bishop Columbus ...............,... , 90
n Harrington, Goodman ..... ......... ? 90
1eorge Fearn, Jackson ............. 2 90
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II nIchaFus, Perklnsvllle ...,.............. 2 90
~ H1lIinohs hosClusk -.................. 3 %
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A NEW schedule went into effect on
|ueC, St. l.. An. 0. Railroad on Goth ult.
We have corrected our timetable accord
.-r-r
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TrE contract for furnishing the Luna
tie Asylum with coal mas been a"afoeu 10 d
Gin New Orleans at Sc % per ton.
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SORGHUM MILLS.

DROUGHER & BROWNE. Dealers 10 A0Rr-
II CULTURAL IMPLEMENTS AND MACHuNEHY.
Field Seeds, Etc, have ia store "a fun lime OF
SORGHUM MILLS AND EYApORATORs.
which they will sell al less than mauufagtur-
ers' prices. Liberal discount 90 dealers. Adj
dress BROUGHER az BROWNE
JunlS, 1s-3m. Jackson, Miss.
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LETTER LIST.

stot Letters remaining in the P0s ax .Se
- A Tae r. Kinds county, Miss'' iOA ''-
AZ C.ooS;.,or JulV 3, 1873:
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mARRaEm.

On Friday night, 2sth. june by John "
payton, ESQ. at his residence. Dir. y. ..
WHITE to mrs Lizzie JOHNSTON, nee M9-
CARTNEY.
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ACES OF 1878.

Hons L. Q c. Lamar and .. r.
.,Jst5n have our thanks for Congression-
al documents
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A Negro Hanged for the Murder
of a White Farmer.

SAvA NAH.-Frank Perrino, colored, was
hung this evening for the murder of j. j.
Lee, white farmer, in April last The ex-
ecution was public, and near the spot where
the murder was committed, just outside OF
the city. Five thousand people witnessed
the hanging. The criminal died acknow-
Lodging his guilt, and telling all presens 10
take warning by his fate.
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MARKET NEWS.
COTTON.
PONI2IONS

CoRN-50 cents per bushel.
Corn MEAL-$2 30 per barrel.
FLoUR-$4 30 10 SO - per barrel.
BAcoN-SIdes 81 cents per h.. Hams, ia
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A Wife Murderer.

ToLED0-At Bronson, Mich, last night
Samuel Whitaker shot his wife dead and
atterward killed himself. Domestic trouble
is the cause. Whitaker endeavored TO COM
NIT suicide, by taking poison, about two
years ago. The parties are respectable, and
the affair has cast gloom over the entire
community.
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a0sut aa. 10y signs, lack of enterprise,
a'e SOM .'fe to mieturate fetid breath,
etcent: n.o u the effects of hepatic de-
use HoME STOMACH Buffers.
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THE FOURTH OF July AT BOLToN.-
We acknowIedge the courtesy of a special
Invitation to attend a Grand Musical Jubi
bee and Barbecue at Bolton, to morrow.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-07-03

when ! amer love his children ? NOT
ias tue y Knows that worms are de-
srDsassna ' AID he fails TO make the
|eOttIe usSs are Of twenty-five cents for
Would turner's indian Vermffure.
Y d.. ssalege the whole family. For
lOn Lemly, Jackson, Miss.