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LATEST NEWS.
An A9feLspI 40 AssaSsfnate the
Emperor of Germany.

An AgfempI 40 AssaSSfnate the
Emperor of Germany.
BERLIN, June , While the Emperor was
taking a drive at 80 O'Clock, this afternoon,
some shots. apparently proceeding from a
were fired at him. The Emperor was wound
shot anu small shot.
The following is taken from the offlciall
accounts and bulletins published in regard
to the attempted assassination of the EN-
peror: Modelling fired twice with double
barreled gun.
The emperor received acout thirty small
shot in the face and head, both arms and
the back. but by about O'Clock this even
ing his general condition had already inn
proved in satisfactory manner. An i'm
mense crowd from all parts of the city
thronged into the avenue Inter der Linden,
OH the news becoming known.
The assassin is Karl Edward Nobelegen.
native of kallno, near RtrnbaEm, aged
thirty-two years. he is resident of Ber-
lin, doctor OF philology. an agriculturist,
and habitue of Democratic socialist clubs.
quantity of arms were found in his
ing to arrest him with n heavily loaded
revolver, and then inflicted severe wounds
in his own head.
He eonfesses the crime, but obstinately
refuses to state his motives. He is at the
hospital station of the Molkonmart police
district, attended by his mother aud daugh-
ters.
MidBight.-A bulletin just published,
announces that the emperor has slept. He
then asked for water, beef tea and wine.
and cOnversed affably with his physicians.
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Acknowledgements.

satisfactorily for ten years, we have not
erased from our list during the past year,
the name of any subscriber because of fail
ure to remit for renewal We are now pre-
pairing new set of books, and as we will
only enter on same the names of those
whose credits extend beyond this date, our
subscribers who wish the paper continued
will oblige by forwarding amounts due and
their orders for renewal. We have sent a
statement to each. The following are the
responses since our issue of last week.
Other receipts during the month will be
IL IL, LII. Il
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FL EGANT HAIR is woman's browning
Beauty. When It fades, she fades as well.
While it is kept bright, her personal attrae-
ions are still maintained. By preserving
he hair fresh and vigorous youthful APP
NDearance is continued through many years.
hose who grieVe over their fading hair
nrning gray too early, should know that
Ayer's Hair Vigor prevents it. and re-
torres gray or faded hair to its natural
olor. 1t is clear and healthful prepare
ion, containing neither oil. dye, nor any
hing deleterIous. and imparts to the scalp
What is most needed--a sense of pleasant
md delightful freedom from scurf or dand-
nf-New Berne IN. Co. Times.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY.

Vital weakness or depression
weak exhausted feeling, no energy or cour-
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lndescrefions or excesSess or some
drain upon the system, is always cured hx
HpMPEREls HaMEePAfHIG sREeIRIG 40. =
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dispels the gloom and dependency ,imparts
strength and energy,-stops the drain and
rejuvenates the entire man. Been used
twenty years with perfect success by thou
sands Sold by dealers. Price, SI.00 per
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and - 90 vial of powder. sent BY mad on
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HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE COMRAMI
100 FULTON STREET, y. 7,
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.


WASHINGTON Mrs Mcdonald, wife OF
/ Major Mcdonald, chief clerk of the L. ,
Senate, fell dead this morning upon reeeiv-
/ ing Information that her husband, who has
/ been III for some time. was in dangerous
condition. &c had been suffering from
hra disea-e
Cyclone in NHfs~OurI--.One Hum
dred Houses i'm Richmond De-
~IrOyed and Zen People Killed.
ST. LoUIs.-A special from Richmond.
Mo, states teri nc cyclone passed over
thai place about 1 O'clock this ever ing. lev
cling ii the ground over half oil the build
ings ia IN" town. Over me hundred houses
were totally destroy ed. and the loss of prop
erty viii reach quarter of IA million dol
Iirs The ; .aw uou~r, large brick hotel.
was demolished, aud the inmates barred in
ruits. s. Tar "a known ten were killed.
three MORALLY wounded. and u great mum
Der SERIOUSLY hurt.
Horribly MansIed
HENDERSON, KY.-John White, black
smith, Hgeu about forty, was instantly killed
last everiug al Smiths Mills. this county.
He was caught in the belt of the flywheel
and was crushed and mangled in horrible
manner.
An EmbezzIer.
MEMPHIS. w. III. Zenor. tx-tax- coll, ctor.
of Putnam county, III. has bevu arrested
here and held tor r,quisition from the
Governor of Illinois on the charge OF em-
beZZlement.
Killed by Foul Gas.
CLEvELAND.-Four men cleaning a pit
fell in and were killed by foul Is. All were
married.
NEwBURYPoRT. MAss.-George K. Water
man. former paymaster OF the Pacific mills,
at Lawrence, convicted OF stealing one hun
dred and eleven thousand dollars, has
been sentenced to twelve years in the State
prisYn.
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UNITED STATES SENATE CHAMBER.
WAsHINGToNG. April %, 1873. (

UNITED STATES SENATE CHAMBER.
WAsHINGToNG. April %, 1873.
Hen ". 4. Percy, GrrenOiHe, Mss.
DEAR SIR My attention has been called
to Mississippi newsp paper, which seems
disposed to create mystery out OF the let
ter wrote you in January last-deprecating
the anticipation al Size deoSion hy the Sen
ate of the Silver Bill, by the Legislature of
your State, and the instruction Other Sena-
tors.
l have no objection to the publication OF
my ietter,-if for any reason you shall con-
slider it of sufficient imp rtance.
1t was written without consultation with
any one, ami Mr.. Lamar had no knowledge
of its having been wsitteD, until long after
had sent it,.
Very truly yours
I. +. 3AYARD.
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BOON AND JOB PRINTINGI
THE Blue LoDeE
TIE x T BOOK.

A MANUAL ADAPTED TO THE WORK.
"a Lectures and jurisprudence Of the Grand
Lodge Of Mississippi. Contains all that can
be written in relation 90 the ceremonies of
opening dispensing, calling OIL and closing
lodges all the ceremonies and monitorial iu-
struetiOns used in comforting the first three
Degrees IN Ancient Craft Masonry also, the
ceremonies for constituting new Lo1 xps inc
stalling officers OF Grand and Sabor innate
Lodges, laying Foundation Corner stones.
Burial Service, Lodge Of sorrow, etc. and tho
Constitution, Regulations and Bv-Laws cd an
the Masonic Grand BODIES Of Mississippi.
ResolVed That the Blue Lodge Text Book
now IN course Of publication by r.. W..
Grand Secretary j. L. Power, is approved and
adopted by the Grand Lodge, and its use by
the Subordinate Lodges in this Jurisdi ction
recommended and enjoined.-AdOpted, 1876.
By mail, postage paid, ..........-........--el 90
Address j. L. POWER
JACKSON, Mlan
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Col. +. RICHARDSON AND FAMILY
PIG last week for Europe, to be absent until
eptember. The Colonel goes duly accred-
Eel As Honorary Commissioner to the Paris
Exposition. He took with a full line of
amptes from the Mississippi Mills, at Wes-
On' which we had the pleasure of examin-
~, and which cannot taIl to attract atten-
lon and to receive some of the awards, as
L PHILADELPHIA. The mills now work a
Orce OF more than five hundred, and orders
re filed ahead for all fabrics.
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Some people don't know that they are be-
ing swindIed every time they buy an in
ferior, short-weight baking powder. 1t
would be far better to buy and use the old
reliable DooLEY's YEAST POWDER. Every
package of the Dooley Powder is warranted
absolutely pure and strictly full weight.
sold by grOcers generally.
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/. SAFE OLs.-In view of the accidents
hat aye occurring daily from the use of
burning fluids, the notice of VIM. J. Brown
b. is Of interest 20 honsekeepers. Mr..
rown has made the oil business speciality
pr ten years, and has become high authority
a that article of trade. Petro is still his
peeisl favorite-~nou-eXp losive being It's
reat merit.
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i MORTGAGE BONDS AND CoUPovs or THE
VIcKsBURG AND MERIDIAN RAILROAD Con-
PANY. FORMERLY 80 Tue SOUTHERN RAILBoAD
COMPANY
I. c. PLANT, ~ Al.
THE VIcEsBURo AND MERIDIAN RAILROAD
COMPANY, ET Al,
| In the United States Circuit Court-Southern
District Of Mississippi.
A Shit in Equity by Bondholders 10 Fore
close Mortgages Of said Railroad Company.
All holders and owners of any BONDS and
Coupons Of said Railroad Company secured
by any mortgages, deed Of trust or deeds Of
trust made by said Company, whether made in
its present corporate name, The Vicksburg
and Meridian Railroad Company or les for
mer corporate name NThe Southern Railroad
Company, AkE HEREBY NOTIFIED. that by
an interlocutory decree Of the Court aforesaid,
rendered On the cause aforesaid, on May -
1878 they-such holders and owners e such
bends and coupons-are allowed
Until the Eirsa hay Of September, 1878,
within which TO present to, and file with the
undersigned Clerk and Master Of said Court
at the United States Circuit Court Room, in
the City Hall, ia Jackson, Mississippi all
Bonds aud Coupons of said Railroad Conpany
held and owned by them together with Aft
dayits of their ownership .hereOf made by
them respectively before some United States
Commissioner in the State of their respective
residences, but if not resident in the United
States, then before some United States Con-
sal or other officer Of the United States au-
| thorized to administer oaths.
They are further notified that if their bonds
are endorsed bonds, issued under the mortgage
or deed of trust of said Railroad Company,
dated in March, 1866 maze TO MoAlister and
others as Trustees therein, their afidavits ac-
complaining their bonds and coupons must
atate the endorsement and the color Of the ink
with which that endorsement was written
on their bonds, by whom the endorsement was
signed, and the number Of their bonds. They
are further notified that by the terms of said
introductory decree unless they present their
bonds and coupons to, and file them with she
undersigned Clerk and Master, at the United
States Circuit Court room, in the City Hall, in
Jackson, Mississippi and make proof thereof
on or before the First day Of September 1878
as required by said introductory decree, they
will lose the benefit Of said suit, and the pro-
eeedings and DEGREES made or to be made in
said suit JAMES NJ. MCKEE,
Clerk and Master.
SHELTON b SHELToN, Soils. for Comppts.
June6 7e-10W.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.
Contraction of the Currency.
Senate.

Mr. Bayard offered an amendment to the
House bill TO prohibit the further retirement
of United States currency, providing that
said notes when re-issued shall not be re-
ceivable for public dues. The amendment
was rei-cted-Yeas Is, nays AZ, as follows
democrats in italics.)
YEAs-Messrs. Anthony, RGsdrd. Burn
side. Butler, Conkling. Eaton. Hamlin,
Hoar, Kerndn, Lamar, Mcpherson, Morrill,,
Randolph, Bollins, Sargent, Salisbury, Wad-
leigh and Whyte.-lS
NAYs-Messrs. Allison, ARMSTRONG; Bal
ley, Beck, Blaine. Booth, Cameron, pa J,
Cameron Wis., ChriStiancY, CockreH, Coke,
Davis. kIil.), Dennis, Dorsey, Ferry, Cor
don Grorer, Harris Hereford, Howe, In
gals, Johnston, Kirkwood, McCreery. Me-
Donald Mcmillan, Matthews, Nancy, Merri-
mon, Mitchell. Morgan, Oglesby, Paddock.
Ransom, Saunders, Spencer, Teller, Thurman,
Voorhees,, Wallace, Window and y nhers-42.
Adjournment.
The Senate resolution fixes June 10 for
the dav of adjournment; the House amend
ment fixes June H.
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Oxford Eagle.l

Recent adyices from Washington con-
tanned in a private letter from Congress
man. Col. Van. n. Manning, TO our fellow
citizen, Chas. B. Howry. Esq, leayes No
room TO doubt that the chances for an APP
preparation for the building ola handsome
Government building at oxford are very
good. Col. Manning is of opinion that II
nothing else turns mp of an unIav Arable
and un1ooke d-for nature. the bill appropri-
esing Sc, 900 will pass the House; and. in
this ev n, the Senate win also be very
likely to concur.
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The Laboratory OF the system.

The stomach is the laboratory of the sys-
tenn, IN which certain mysterious processes
are constantly going on. The result in the
production of that wonderful vivifying
agent the blood, which in a state of health
PUSHES laden with the elements of vitality
to the remotest parts of the system. But
when the stomach is semi-paralyzed by
dyspepsia, blood manufacture is carried on
imperfectly, the circulation grows thin and
sluggish, and the system suffers in conse-
auence. Moreover, Indigestion reacts upon
the liver and bowels, rendering the first
sluggish and the latter constipated The
brain also suffers by sympathy. and sick
headaches, sleeplessness and nervous symp-
toms are engendered. Hostetterss Stomach
Ritters reforms this state OF things, gives
permanent tone and regularity to the stoH-
ach and its associate organs. the bowels and
liver, and ensures complete nourishment
and increased vigor of the system. &c Is
the most popular as well as the most EN-
Client anti-dyspeptic and tonic in America.
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AHoNG the pleasant calls at the Ola
aoN >auctum the past week, we are glad
2 mention Gen. Fitzgerald, Capt. Flanagan,
.heritf, and Capt. W. K. Spears, Of Vicks-
prg; Dr. Walsh, of Smith; 5. Ii. Edgar,
r., OF the NJ. and O. Il. + Col. f. ID.
'rost Hon. \. NJ. West, Hon.J p. Sea-
Brook, Maj. !. r. Sessions, of Lincoln and
Ben. II. E. williamson, Of Holly Springs.
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d CHANGE OF ScHrpULE.-A new
chedule went into effect on the V. and NJ.
load ON sunday last. The train Tor Vicks-
nrg leaves Jackson at s % A. NJ, and for
Aeridian at 10 As +. n. The timetable at
Pc head Of this column having been pre-
hred bv Messrs. Clingan and Webb, our
fficient Railroad Agents. will be found
pmplete. and NAV be relied upon as cor
ect-until another change of schedule.
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BRIDEWELL'S
--MlSSHSSHFG'a- "
y JUSTICE OF THE PEACE

ENIHIS VERY USEFUL MANu-AH
n for Mngi~trat'~, Attorney ~.
Planters, Merchants, and ltu-iuc--
Ven generally prepared by Judge J..
o. BklDEWELL, Of CoriAH CouNTY-is now
ready, and orders for same viii Doe promptly
filled. The volume makes 400 large and closely
printed pages, and contains:
lst-Forms and Instructions for Am posi- bile
cases that may arise ia 70 Justice Court
Civil aud Criminal
2d-Forms u all kinds Of Deeds. Lcnacs, Gau-
tracts, Partnerships, Liens, Bonds. ete.
making b. invaluable to the merchuut.
planter, and public officer
3d-lhc full text of ihc Revised Code of IH-T.
and all subsequent Legislation, pertniuIur
10 the jurisdiction Of 20 Justice 0f tho
Peace, a. a Civil and Criminal Court. with
an indoN 90 legislation as % Court of tnH
curry,
4th-An Appendix, containing existing rates
Of Taxation, Fees aud Salaries OF Public
Officers the time and place aud term oI NIL
the Courts, the Congress si0naI and SrunfU.
rial Districts, as now organized. The number
Of Representative CO. which cnch County
II entitled, the vote Of tho State by Cguu-
ties aud Districts iu 1873, 1910. 1870 au
Alphabetical List of PJ-tuthccs BOO fhr
State, Postal Rates, Railroads iu the Sfutr.
and Distances from Station 90 Station. As
Dictionary Of technical Legal Terms etc.
all thoroughly indexed.
As the edition II small, and the work As NOS
stereotyped those who would secure comics
in substantial half-binding. $3.50, iu fan luu.
sheep, $500, which includes postage.
Address
POWER BARKSUALE.
JAcKsON, MlsH.
jackson, Miss, Sept d, ls7l-tL
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PLEASANT WORDS.

DAMASCUS, Miss, June /, 1873.
Eps. CLARION Enclosed find $500 on
arrearages and in advance. | have been
subscriber for more than thirty years, and
vvouId feel lost without the CLARION.
t NJ p,
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gen. Lowry nt Holly springs.
Holly Springs Reporter.l

Holly Springs Reporter.l
General Robert Lowry, one of MissisSip-
pts most distinguished citizeBS, paid Our
city q briet visit during the present week,
being the guess oil GDl. George B. Myers.
He has many friends and admirers in Mar
shall who gave him a cordial greeting.
Tuesday evening Gen. Lowry was serenad-
ed By the III. 5. Band, II d .r the escort of
the Autry Rifles. He responded 70 this
compliment iR his usual eloquent and
felieitous style.
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Our little girl looks careworn and pale.
Worms are destroying her. When we send
the store again don't forget TO buy bot
lie OF .shriner's Indian Vermifuge. FoI
ale BY Dr. Byron Lemly, Jackson, Miss.
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WARM SPRINGS,
Western North Carolina

Is NOW OPEN FOR THE RECEPTION or
pleasure seekers and inylIids
This lovely place &. .itultcd BOO thc beautiful
valley Of the Fgouoh Broad within eight miles
of railroad.
We have "a fine band OF music. attentive 4pr-
wants, and all other accommodations to be
found at frst-class watering place
For particulars apply for descriptive pam-
phlet.
W. IT, HOWERTON
Maya 7S-Gw. Proprietor
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JR. Perkins. Austin ...............$ - 90
T. X. Sbrock. Goodman ............... 90
w H. BaIdw> n, NJ eadville ........... 90
Gov. w. II. Sims. Column bus ...--...-- 90
G. T. Hervey, Wa-er Nalley...---..-- 90
I. Sturges, Jackson 90
W. +. Hunt, GTeenville ........... - 90
J. F. Sessions. BroOkhaven ........... 90
II. Musorove & Co.. jackson ....... 3 90
Gov. a. @. BcoWn, Terry .-.---..---.. 90
IL. O. Dixon, Jackson. ....-..-- 90
J. N steele Lake NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. , 60
VIM. Wells, Bolton ....................2 90
Mai. Z. NJ. Doherty, GsZoO City 50
John Martz, Jackson -.-.. .......... 90
J. NJ. Strain. Cotfeeville ---...--... 90
f. Dreaming, YazaO City ................ 90
DIR. j. 5. Oliver, fernando .......-.-... %
d. b. Noah. Kosciusko 90
W, N. Germany, Centreville ....-... 40
RAYMOND Reid Carthage -.-....-... 90
john @. Taylor. HaZlehurst- ......-.....- 90
II NJ. PETTY. Damascus ........... 3 90
Caleb Welsh, Station Greek. ....,-.-. 90
s. Drummonds, Westville ........,--. %
J. Il. Callihan. Pickens ....-.....-.-.- 90
). II. Terrall, Quitman. .,....,......... w
J. 4. Guptill, Cato ........-......-.. w
L. w. Castle, WalthaIl ...........--.. 90
]. A. Barksdale, \ azoo City ....-... 90
J. c. Prewitt. NaZoo City .......-.-.... %
Thos. a. Melville. Jackson .......... 90
Dr. F. NJ. Arnold, Walthall .-...---... 90
p Odom Nesbitt's Station. ...... 2 90
w I, RTown. CofFeeville. l 90
II. C, Agent, Walthall ...-............ W
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Killed by Kerosene.

HOUsrON, TEX AT Lagrange last even
ing. NJ iss Dora Schroeder overturned a kerr
osene lamp and was fatally burned. She
died at midnight.
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CINCINNATI--The body of Hon. j. Scott
Hirrison, buried Saturday in the family
vault ut North Bend, was found yesterday
in the disSectIng room of the Cincinnati
Medical College. The janitor has been ar
rested
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SEALED PROPOSALS will DE received, un.
~ til the First Monday OF July. u clock
for the delivery Of $50 tons OF frst-class CRATE
COAL 10 be delivered on the Asylum switch
two miles above Jackson. Mississippi. or in
the Asylum coal house. Actual weight Of 3uOl
pounds TO ton required-je be weighed at the
Asylum. The uHtersigu "A reserves the privi-
lege Of rejecting any or all bids.
r. r. McGlLL, Steward.
Jnne5 Is w
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Burie6 Alive.

LINCOLN, NEB.--A man named Aiken was
buried alive while digging well in Gage
county. He was underground forty-two
hours.
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TIN PLANTERS INSURANCE COMPANY
nbG-he- its annual statement tins week
ad viii be found satisfactory as hereto
re. The total losses paid by the Com
any to date amount to S51O,uJ0 90
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For Sale.

TINE DWELLING and acre lot, ga North
Il Jackson, formerly owned by r. n. parhnm.
and now occupied by Mr.. NJ A. Vanuook
Apply 20 H. MUSGROVE & co.
dee .19, Tiff.
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WE have for sale % complete scr oiAU-.5s-
w sippi Reports. Address
WALKER = WATKINS
apllO 7S-tC Meridian. Miss.
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.TuE Canton brass and string bands
bin furnish the music for Commencement
- M nN-nrN.
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.|GEN. WILLIAMSON, of Holly Springs,
scom panied by his charming daughter
f. Mai williamson, soiourned Monday in
ID city. guests of the family of }. w. Rob
enn. ESQ. en- route for NickSburg.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MAYOK'~ NOTICE.


Jackson MISS, June g. ISIS +
L view of receut depredations upon th,
| Public School Building on College dreeu, no.
tice i hereby given that any person found
within the enclosure OF said Building. ex-
cept during school hours will be arrested foI
tresPass on public property, and punished ac
cordingly. The patrons of the school are re-
quested to so notify their children.
JOHN MCGILL, MANOR.
Juue5 1S-Sy
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FIN Press Convention will meet at
ick>1urg to-day. The attendance proml-
i to be unusually large.
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.TuAzks to Hon. 0. X. Singleton for a
b. othts speech on the Texas Pacific
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BLOUNT SPRINGS
Al 8AMA-

4 PLEASANT MOUNTAIN SUMMER RE-
"A SORf-Lhown Co thr health and rI.uufe-
seeker. of Alabama and Mississippi ur huy
years,
New IIOtcI-NcWIy Furnished
throughout. LNHgrLy INrnrAsru facilities
Every nrrnu EemuuI i- being mad. fH uIH sF
this THE Watering Place of Tho south
All chronic diseases successfully urtcI
- HeheunHti~nt. Dyspepsia stud
Chronic Dinrrhco, spc,iulitvs.
Ea- Nav BAruiSs llou-r- Assn ENru. df
any desired temperature. givou.
Send for Circular AMI terms tu.
$. h. HOLT PUurr.
Mv2g. '-S-iw
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#TuE Gem Fire Company resolved last
IieaJ ON An excursion to Nicksburg on some
an during this month-the train to start
o. Brandon.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-06-05

THE Grand Central Hotel, the largest
in New Kork, has made another innovation,
and stnmbIeau it's rates from 400 to $2.0Q
aud $500 per DAP