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HI. H. Pease Retained In the vfcks-
burg Post Omce.
Chicago Times.l


The removal OF Mr.. Pease had been de-
termined upon and his successor appointed
and commissioned. when word came that
Mr.. Pease and family were down with the
yellow fever. An order was prom pity for
warded TO the new appointee in effect cam
ceiling his appointment. or at least directing
him not to take possession of the office I'M
til further notice, thus leaving the old post
master in tull possession, with the right to
continue drawing the salary that will be so
sorely needed by his family in case of his
death by the fever
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Howard AS
ISOLATION of Jackson is under obligation u
Nessrs. Thomas, johnson q Co., Louisville
for considerable favors; also to several OF
our own citizens who have expressed their
readiness to contribute literally should it be
necessary The Treasurer INDUCES the hope
that it will be his privilege to hand back
the amounts already subscribed.
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The following is a specimen of scores of
letters which are coming fore the Masonic
and l. 90. F. fraternties of the country
MILWAUKEE, WIS, Aug. %, 1873.
J. L. POWER, ESQ. Dear Bro: Enclosed
is three hundred and forty dollars, which
use use at your discretion, regardless of
Masonry. Will send you more soon. Our
people are poor, bnt will do all in their pow
er. God help you all.
JOHN w. Woodruff.
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col. Hamilton at work.
MoNTG'Y WHITE SUL'R SPR'Gs, VA,
SpDtpmbpr , 1S=

MoNTG'Y WHITE SUL'R SPR'Gs, VA. I
September 2, 1875
To J. L. POWER; We have deposited in
Peoples Savings Bank, Lvnchburg, one
hundred and twenty-five dollars, subject to
your order; 500 90 contributed by guests
and proprietOrs of Montgomery White Sui
phur Springs. Like sums sent New Or
leans and Memphis. The Committee add
for your Association $25 90. You will dis
tribute the funds among afflicted districts
as to you may seem best. Draw for the
amount. JONES 5. HAMILTON,
q. TOWNSEND,
q. L. BONEY,
Committee
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UNION FEMALE COLLEGE, at Oxford,
Miss, will open its next session September
23rd. with an enlarged Faculty, improved
boarding ommodations, and at lower
rates than before. Address, j. 5. Howard
President. Sept 3w
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TIMELY DONATION OF LINE.

JACKSON. Tenn, Aug. 26, 1873.
To the Hon Mayor and Board of Health OF
Health of Jackson, Miss
GENTLEMEN The Illinois Central Il all
road Com pany has donated one hundred car
loads Of fresh burnt lime. TO aid in the pre-
servation of the health of the cities ard
towns on the line of this railroad. Two ear
loads viii be delivered you by our station
agent at Jackson. Miss free of all charges,
aS soon as We can get it forwarded from
Cairo, where it is daily expected.
Very respectfully,
L. L. BRIEN,
Assistent General Manager.
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ABsENTEEs.-The following are among
those who retired to the country during
last week: Mrs. Saunders, Mrs. Young ana
Master Charley, Mrs. nr. Bailey and family
all ut Persons place, on Gallatin road. a
note from Mrs Langley states that our re-
port should have read, Mrs. DIR. Langley
and family, instead of DIR. Langley and
family
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Capt. Webb writes from West station to
the Treasurer of Jackson Howard Associa-
tian: IF you need money for home use,
draw on me at Capital State Bank for
$40 co." In addition to su descriptions, form
eTlv acknowledged, Capt. Nj. w. Gillespie
has handed Treasurer s. 90; j, II. Odeneal
sends S25 90; Prof. Chas. II. Talbot, Deal
and Dumb Institute, $25 90.
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FAYETTE, Miss, Aug. 25, Isl

EDITORS CLARION: The Clarion Extras
are received here regularly the day after
printed. Thanks for same. Continue them :;
they are deemed reliable, being from CEN
here as reliable news from an afflicted peo-
Pile; also acts as warning to those that are
still free from infection, to keep strict vigil
lance over their towns and sanitary meas
ures. Sincerely hope you may escape.
Town healthy. Your friend,
@. w. MCMuRCHY
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Mr.. GEO. c.. EYRICH writes from the
" Mari Hill Place." near Brandon, to the
Treasurer of the Jackson Howard Associa-
tion to draw on him tor his pro rata share
to relieve any suffering that may be in our
city The Treasurer hopes he will not have
TO draw
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS,
notice.

ITO ALL PERSONS HAVING ANY LEGAL
or equitable interest in the following
described lands, sold for taxes on the first
Monday of January, A. D., 1877 by John NJ
Moody Tax Collector of Pearl county, in the
State Of Mississippi, viz: William Oates
claim, No. Il. in township No /, south of range
II west, containing 632 u 100 acres; and
John Culpepper claim No. 81, in township /.
south of range II west, containing 500 acres
You are hereby commanded to be and appear
before the Chancery Court of Marion county.
in the State of Mississippi, at the courthouse
in the town of Columbia, in said count ,, on
fourth Monday of September, A. D.. 1873 then
and there to plead, answer or demur to the
bill of complrint of Allen b. F. Rawls. com
plaiant, praying that his tax title to said
lands may be confirmed and quieted. or a final
decree viii be entered against you as praye
for in said bill of complaint
PAUL L, GUSMAN, Clerk.
A true copy from the minutes of the Chancery
Court
ATTEST: PAUL L. GUSMAN,
Aug q, '78-5w. Clerk
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DEATH OF MISS WILsoN.-We regret
TO have to record the death of Miss Mary
C.. daughter Of Mrs. NJ. J. Wilson, OF West
Jackson. She died at the Ross place in
Madison county, on Mon day last, after a
few DAYS illness of general congestion, and
was inferred in our cemeJary yesterday af-
tnrunnn
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CANTON CALLING FOR HELP.

CANTON, Aug. q, 1873.
Col. j. /. POWER: We have a Howard
Association here. If you have any funds
for the sick and destitute, G.. w. Thomas,
President of the Association, | know, will
be glad to receitt for the same.
Fraternally,
EMMETT L. Ross.
In response to above, material aid has
been forwarded
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CoTToS PICKER's WANTED.-Mr
Sturges requests Us to say that he VIII give
endowment to forty or fifty persons to pick
cotton on Col. Richardson's Honey Island
plantations. We suggest to some of our
colored friends who are here idle, with fe-
yer and restitution in prospect, TO avail
themselves of this offer at once. Every body
that can possibly leave here, should get
away forthwith.
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GREENS BANK is temporarily closed
on account of the fever. Will do all bust
ness, as heretofore, through the mail. All
communications should be addressed to
them at Jackson, Mis- S.
Sent 3-9m
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YAzoo COUNTY has picket on every
road entering the county, and steamboats,
are prohibited from going into the county !;
and Col. Luse writes TO DR.. Johnston that
they have great hopes of keeping out the
yellow fever.
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DEATH Az COMO. MISS

COMO, Aug. 30.-Mrs. Col. Nat Howard, a
refugee from Grenada, died here. at the resi-
dence of DIR. Lea Williams, yesterday, of
yellow fever. She had been absent from
Grenada seventeen days days when taken.
No other cases.
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RELIEF FUNDS. - Grand Secretary
I /. Power. sent to Vicksburg this morn
ing sI40O Masonic and $500 L. o. o. F. re-
lief funds. About $l400 went to Vicksburg
from other sources.
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THE MAILS.

Tri-weckly mails have been arranged for
o,.er the V. d NJ. TO ad. The trains will 90
u,,st on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays,
at II 30 a. M; will go east on Tuesdays,
thursdays ana saturdays. at 8 40 a. IN.
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THE IRISH CATHOLICS.

NICKSBURG, Sept. 3.
a. L. JULIENNE, Jackson: l have fifty
dollars from Irish Catholics of Milwaukee,
for fever sufferers at jackson. Draw on
me at Mississippi Valley Bank.
BISHOP ELDER.
NOTE.-The appeal that was issued from
here by Mr.. Cummings, to (which above Is
a response, was in behalf of other places !;
hence Bishop Elder has been advised to use
the funds in VickSburg.
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OXFORD. Rev. j. S. Howard, Presi-
dent OF Winona Female College, says: 1--WE
have no fever here; the health of the town
was never better; but in view of the him
ORANGES to railroad travel, postponed the
opening three weeks
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NRs. W. II. ALLEN and her beautiful
daughter, Miss Florence, OF Jackson, are
visiting the families of Mr.. John NJ. Allen,
Esq. and Il. b. Allen, their speople.-Co-
INN hia lTenn-l Mail. 9th.
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THE DISEASE AT MEMPHIS.

II PpCdI, 2 III
From the first instant to six o'clock last
evening, five hundred and seventy-three
cases OF yellow fever have been reported to
the Board of Health, OF which number one.
hundred and sixty have died, ard about
forty have convalesced, leaving three hum
dred and seventy-three still sick. Our only
hope for an abatement of the disease lies in
the ability of the city government to COM
pei the people-white and black--who still
remain here, to leave for the camps. We
need more nurses and physicians.
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Holly Springs Refugees.

Benton (Co) Argus.)
Hon. j. w. c. Watson and f NJ. Watson,
Esq. of Holly Springs, with their respec-
tive families. also, Misses Fannie Moore and
Willie Malone, are soiourning at the old
family residence of Col. f. T. Leak, near
this place-refugees from the yellow fever
plague.
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Yicksb ur% BOnelIi Fever Cases at
AadelPhia"-COurse of Treat

PHILADELPHIA, Aug 2O.-The two eases
of yellow fever which were first noticed in
this Sunday last. will not, it is believed, re-
suit fatally. The course of treatment in
these cases has been ola very mild character
Doctors administered DoYer's powders to
produce perspiration; then small doses of
quinine followed. The patients have been
fed on beef tea and milk, with 4 small
quantity of lime water in it. Antonio
Bonelli has also been givensistimulants in
small doses. Emile, his brother, has so far
recovered as to be almost eonvalescent. The
rest of the Bonelli family, who come from
Vicksburg, have as yet shown no signs of
fever.
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A TELEGRAM from Col. VIM. French,
Vfcksburg, reports that his wife and two Of
his children. Willie and Eddie, who are
down with the fever, are considered out of
danger.
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STATEMENT OF RELIEF.

JACKSON, Miss, Sept. g. 1878
have received to date, from Masons, odd
Fellows and individuals-of which detailed
report will hereafter be made--the
sum of. ...,.--.....-....--- 1850 Is
And distributed same as follows:
Masonic Relief Committee, Vicks-
burg $3.50. 1905 20
=, Vieksburg go, -............ 700 90
Masonic Relief and other Com
mittees, Grenada ..........- 1900 90
Masonic Relief, Port Gibson. 1900 90
Howard Association, Canton 300 90
Transporting nurses. kilograms,
etc -----,..--. ......-..... 68 50
On hand for next distribution. So 80
$ 1854 20
L. POWER, Grand Secretary.
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PORT Gibson.

PORT GIBSON, Sept. 3, 1873.
To DR.. Writ Johnston: $50 cases to date
81 deaths--2S white "a cOlored.
Il. G.. WHARTON.
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A yacKsBURG CASE AT PHILADEL-
PHIA.

PHuADEIPHIA, August 26.-Emelio and
Nuncfo Bonelli, members Of the family who
Recently arrived from FiCksbnrg. and
stricken with the fever, are doing well.
Fear IRE entertained that MIR. and Mrs
Ronelli, who complained last night Of being
III, win Do attaeked.
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MIKRIEn.

o. j.. 4. Whit. 1. the brides father, on the
24fh inst, By Rev. b. CaFadine, Mr.. ARTHUR
T. BUTLER OF Robertson county, Tenn, TO
Miss KATE WHFTFIKLD, Of Rankin county,
Miss.
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Hon. H. d. MONEY was one Of the
speakers at the public meeting in Cleve-
land. Ohio, which contributed $500 to the
yellow fever sufferers.
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PETFRsRURG Va AuU % 1877,

PETERSBURG, VA, Aug. % 1873.
Gov. j. NJ. STONE: | have one thousand
dollars for yellow fever sufferers. Where
is it most needed?
L. d. WITHERsPOON.
OF above amount, $500 has been sent to
Grenada, $500 TO Vicks burg, $500 to Port
Gibson, $l00 to Canton.
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E. W. MAYFIELD.
LEAvENwoRTH, KAN, Aug. Is.

j. l.. POWER, Grand Secretary: The Ma
sonic fraternity OF Leavenworth contribute
$l25 for the relief of their suffering breth-
rem in your jurisdiction. The money is de-
posted at the First National Bank of this
city, subject to your draft.
j. V. ELLARD.
Ill. Z. Leavenworth Chapter.
LIBERTY, VA, Aug. IS.
j. l.. POWER, Grand Secretary: Draw at
sight on K. L. Auspau, Treasurer Liberty
Lodge, No. 50, Tor $40 90.
JNo +. CURTIS, Master.
MILWAUKEE, WIS.,, Aug. %.
j. L. Power, Grand Secretary: Sent small
amount to-day. Do they need still further
help in our State? Advise me particulars
by telegraph. Will soon forward more.
Shall rely on your judgment.
j. W. Woodruff.
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a. Memphis telegram saws /:

Undertakes are pressed to bury the dead,
and at Elm Wood to-day dozens of coffined
dead were lying on top of ground waitin g
for interment."it being a difficult IN after to
procure even cOlOred Qrave-diggers.
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Cor. FALCOSER, Secretary Of State,
has been summoned to Holly Springs by
tho sickness of his father. He leaves to-
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Nelson Fisher, former citizen OF Merid-
Ian. d coal black negro who was d barber,
died yesterday Ia EfcksbnrR, or fever
Meridian Mercury.
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GRENADA-"lye are in fearful con-
dition--none seem to recover" is what MI
70. A. Armistead writes Us In recent note
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Col. THOMAS Al. HUNT, II. .. Mar
ahal, telegraphs from Baltimore that ne y
at work getting up relief for Che yellow
fever sufferers.
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Rp,1noD hno d 10,

BRANDON, Aug. "a. 1873.
EDITORS CLARION: Many thanks for
your Extras, the past two DAYS. Continue
to send them daily, as we get no daily papers.
All well here Only is families left in town.
A. j. FRANTZ.
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HaxIehurSt Public Schools.

AN ELECTION OF PRINCIPAL AND
IA Three Assistants of the Hazlehurst White
School, and Principal of the Colored School.
will be held on Monday, August 18th, at A.
N. For information, address,
W. B. BINGHAM,
july24 '79-4w. Pres:, Raard Trustees
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"a REDTcAL COLLEGE OF
NA GEORGIA. (AUGUSTA.)
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF UNIVERSITY
OF GEORGIA

The Forty-seventh Session will begin the
first Monday in October, 1873, and end the
first of March, 1879.
Faculty-Lewis d. Ford, Joseph A. Eve. L.
A. Dugas, George W Rains, Henry F. Camp
bell, DeSaussure Ford, Edward Geddings,
Robt. G. Eve.
Apply fer circular to
DESAUSSURE FORD.
Aug. 81, 1878-2m Dean Augusta Ga
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II Dit LlANF
Assistant General Manager.
JAoKsoNvnLE.ILL Ang. "a. 1s7s.

JACKSoNvILLE. ILL, Aug. %, 1873.
JNo. A. GALBREATH, Jackson: Geo. Hay
den says have j. l.. Power draw on Audo-
bon Shooting Club. at Jacksonville Nation
al Bank, Tor $50 90.
F w MANFIETD
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WENTWORTH COLLEGE will not open
fin gth October. II. +. JOHNSON.
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RELIEF FOR PORT GIBSON.
CHICAGO, Aug. 81, 1873

Ah1CAHOs aug OA' 1000
Col. J. L. POWER, Grand Secretary:
leave for Port Gibson via New Oileans, ac-
cording to your telegram of yesterday with
ten experienced nurses. Please notify
Howard Association at New Orleans with
letter of introduction.
CAPT. J. C. TUCKER.
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SAN FRANCIsCo, Aug. 30.
j. L. POWER, Grand Secretary : Our Grand
Lodge, through bank of California. has to-
day, by telegraph, placed to your credit, in
its New York office, five hundred dollars in
gold for aid of brethren in fever districts
Same sum will be sent to Bro. Bachelor for
Louisiana.
ALIEN @. ABEL,
Grand Secretary
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AND LITTLE GIRLS.


This Institution is organized 10 meet tho
wants OF jackson and surrounding country.
where there are many homes Of culture anl
refinement whose daughters demand n aeat of
the highest learning economically admiuie-
tered, with the best standard of Intellectual
and moral training. The course of study uiIl
be So thorough az that pursued in the best To-
male Colleges Of our country, while Music.
Art, and the Modern Langungca wiz he taught
By competent instructors.
There viii be n resident French doFeFuerr.
In each class q silver medal viii De given .r
the pupil showing the best report in that pare
particular study. To che pupil who earns INr
greatest number Of silver medals as elegant
gold medal win be given. There Win ha o rutI
medal for the most industrious music nnniI
also prizes in Drawing, Painting Within
Neatness, Amiahility end CalcalhnHiaH UI.
pl0mna awarded t0 Che young faaics Whe ua.H
d satisfactory examination om tMa whole taaHa
The cheapest School iu EMO 4rutH
ETC., address. MRS IN
mugf la-om, NnaH
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rYIRGINIA
10 THr PUBLIC

A SMALL NUMBER OF PERSONS wish
IA ing to spend month or two in the coun-
try, can be accommodated with board in q
private family, at SO per month. The loca-
tion is among the healthiest in the State. For
particulars, apply 10 this Office,
iuly24 '78-4w
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NOTICE TO pREEMprloN CLAIMANTS.

Every person entitled Go the RIGHT of pre-
empuou 90 any ot the lands within tho town
ships and parts Of townships above ouumrru-
ted is required to establish the Same to the
satisfaction Of the Register and Receiver of
the Jackson Lind Office, and make payment
thereof as soon us practicable after seeing
this notice and before The day appointed for
the commencement Of tho public sple of tho
lands embracing the trnct claimed, otherwise
such claim viii Zoe forfeited.
No prcemptiou claim based ou 20 settlement
subsequent 20 the date of this Proclamation.
and prior 60 the Offering, win ho recognized hV
the Government
j. "a. WILLIAMSON.
Comml ssioncr OF the General Land UnIsc.
JmlY2L 1879 nm
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PROPOSALS FOR PRINTING.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH INSTRUCTIONS
il from the Grand Lodge Knights II Honor,
for the State Of Mississippi. notice is hereby
given that proposals will be received by the
Committee Supplies, for the printing OF
900 copies of the proceedings of the late sea.
sion of this Grand Lodge, held at jackson,
Miss, on the 18th and 18th Of duly, 1875 All
propositions will be addressed TO 3. G. COch-
ran. Grand Reporter, at Canton, Miss The
Committee will open the bids and award the
work on the 9Th Of August 1873. The Com
mittee reserve the right 10 reject any or eli
bids
Committee on Supplies Grand Lodge K OF
IA. for State Of Mississippi.
July24, '7s--sw
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CAPT. j. c. TUCKER.
CHICAGO, Ill, Aug. 80, 1873.

Col. J. L. POWER, Grand Secretary:
Have read you telegram to several large
audiences, which has resulted in large con-
tributions of provisions and money being
sent to Vicksburg. Can bring force of
nurses and one physician, who, like myself,
have passed through the epidemic. If you
deem it prudent and necessary please ad-
wise me fully at once.
CAPT. J. G. TUCKER,
572 West Madison st.
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PoRrLANp. ME. Anvn.t nd ls1s

j. L. PowER, Grand Recorder: Circular
received Grand ConImandery is taking
measures 10 respond appropriately. | trust
Maine will not be diIatorv in contrihnt5ng
her .'two mites -
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For Sale.

TlHE DWELLING and acre lot, in North
Al Jackson. formerly owned by H. " Parham,
a zSpl7 NOV 2 occupied nM6sekdAvEy anH HS
deeds TIT.
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No. S4l.
PROCLAMATION
By THE
President of the United States
( No. s4l. ]

IN PURsU ANCE OF AN ACT OF CON
i gress OF June 22d. 1876. | RUTHERFORD g.
HAYES. President of the United States OF
America, do hereby declare and make known,
that public sale OF valuable Government
lands will be held at the nd Office at Jack
son. in the STATE of Mississinni
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A TEACHER WANTED.

A frst-class man can get lucrative and
desirable situation as President Of the Okolona
Female College.
The College has formerly been under the
successful management Of Mrs. j. l.. Mat
thews, who, owing TO the additional labor nee
essary for the management Of this rapidly in
oreasing institution, desires the change.
Address, j. S. CAIN, CRY CLERK,
Aug. IA 7S-4w. Okolona Miss.
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LETTER LIST.

List of Letters remaining in the Postoffice
at Jackson, Kinds county, Miss, for the
week ending Sept 1, 1873:
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Capt. Tucker will be remembered as for
mer Superintendent of Education of Kinds
county.
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at. .MARGARET'S HALL,
JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI

SIrs, sALLIE -. WARE. Frineip'l.
tFormery Principal Female Institute. Padu-
cab, KY
Boarding and Day School for YOUNG Ladies
AND LITTLE gTRIa
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TO OUR PATRONS.

Owing to the rigid Quarantine Regulations
that now exist here Ne have deemed ID advis-
able 10 close the UPTOWN HOTEL from
this date until further notice. During our
temporary suspension Of business, the Hotel
will be renovated throughout. and will be
re-opened about October Let, with in ,rea sed
facilities for entertaining our patrons.
ROHEBACHER & HICKLE
Jackson, Mas. Aug IL, 1s78.-lt.
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CHICAGO, ILL, Aug. Both, 1873.
Hon. JNO. MCGILL, Mayor: Train with
forty thousand ratiOns Government sup
plies leave here tonight for Vicksburg.
J. L. LAKE, JR.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-09-04
THE GOLDEN STATE RESPONDS.

J.L. Power, Grand Secretary.
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second Supervisory District.

All of township 8, range ! east that is in the
county, and all of township 6, range > east
that is in the county.