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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-06-26
CHANCERY NOTICE.

CHICAGO, sr. LoVls and n. o. II. Bd. Co..
3G3 VS.
The SOUTHERN r. X. ASSOCIATION, ct al
Cbancery Court, lst District Kinds county
Mississippi. At Rules, June 10, 1878.
Upon opening the matters or the ORIGINAL
~ filed in this cause il appears chat Henry
$. McComb, one Of the defendants, and Horny
:. McComb, as President Of the Southern
Railroad Association, and the New DrTeuUa
81. Louis and Chicago Railroad, also defend
ants, IS u nonresident of this State his post
office being AT Wilmington, ina the Staip or
Delaware, and That neither of the above
named companies have any resident uVcut gf.
olhcer on whom process can De served aud be-
also appears that Jacob Thompson, another
defendant, IS nonresident, his post0ilce
being Memphis, Tennessee, and that Jacob 50.
Rogers, Juulus ID. Alexander. and ChurIrH
Butler, also defendants are also residents.
their postofice being the City OF New York.
and that NJ +. Matthls0u, another defendant.
IS a non-resldent his postoihce being Charles
lOn' IN the state Of South Carolina, and that
john Newell, another defendant, is % nom
resident his postOihce being Chicago Illinois.
IL ~ therefore now ordered that thc above
named defendants including said companies.
shall appear at the Chancery Courtroom ina
the city Of Jackson, and plead, answer or
demur TO the bill Of complaint filed ina thiH
case on or before tho
Second Monday in September, A. D., 1878,
or in case they fail, that the allegations of said
bill will be taken for confessed as TO them ana
a decree entered accordingly.
IL is further ordered, that "a COPY Of this
order be published once "A week iu THE tLAETur.
"A newspaper published ina the State for llur
successive weeks, and that the Clerk will mail
a copy Of this order, postage paid, tO each of
the above naued defendants, directed 40 each
OF them at his post0iiice as above set i0rfhs
aud that he mail also copies for the Southern
Railroad Association, and the New Orlcaus.
st. Louis and Chicago Railroad Company,
directed 10 SAID II. ,. McComb, their President,
at his pOstofice as above stated.
Ordered az Rules, this june 10th, 1878
W. H. kATLlFF Clerk.
BY A. q. MoOhE, d. g.
true copy from the minutes
". II. HATLIFF, Clerk.
BY A. q. Moons j.. q.
Harris & George, Complainant Counsel.
june II, 7S-iw.
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CHoCTAw ENGAGEMENT At the reg
ular meeting of Choetdw Encampment, No.
j, 10. o. F. held last Friday evening, the
following officers were elected for the en-
suing term: A. III. Hilzheim, G. P; w @.
LOwd, H. P; j. NJ. Smylie, S. w; Jno. Nc
Gill. j. w; w. A. Whiting, Scribe; II. NJ
Taylor, Treasurer.
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Mississippi Educational AssOcia-
GEOm.

This body meets at Oxford on Friday OF
this week. We are advised by the Secretary,
WI. Sutton, Esq, that the following ar
rangements have been made with the rail-
roads in behalf of delegates:
Mississippi and Tennessee-full fare goingi
returned free.
Mobile and Ohio-Three cents per mile
each way.
Memphis and Charleston-Pay fall fara
and return on one-fifth.
Vicksburg and Meridian-Pay fall fare
going; return free.
Chicago, st. Louis and New 0rleans-Pay
full fare; return free.
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Asmam Grab.
St. Louis Republican,


Congress stoops to very petty grabs some
times, and it went into the smallest sort of
business last week when it voted one hum
dred and twenty We dollars to each repre-
sentative and senator, to pay for stationery
and newspapers during the extra session
last fall. That is The regular allowance for
each session and it will make two hundred
and fifty dollars TOR this winters work. &c
is q small thing, but none the less grab
for all that, since it Is quite impossible for
any member to use mp two hundred and
papers, in the interest Of his constituents,
during an eight months session Of Con-
grese.
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A ttOrney aG H4aw-.BackSOn, Miss.
N win prosecute claims before the Court
of Claims in Washington, d. G.. and will pTac-
tice in the Circuit and District Courts Of the
United States and the State Courts. gsy- An.
plications Of Soldiers and Sailors, or their
widows, for pensions under the Act of March
ath, 1873, well under former laws Of the
United States, will receive special attention.
apID1 ~ IN,
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Capt. Frank J0hnstOn's Commencement
Address ut the Aberdeen Fe Dale COlleg j.
Examiner.l


On Tuesday evening, one of the largest
assemblies that we can remember TO have
seen in Court House Hall, nearly thousand
people, gathered TO witness the exercises of
the Sophomore class of the Aberdeen Fee
male College, and listen to the Commence
ment Address by Capt Frank Johnstoa, of
Jackson He was introduced to the audience
by Capt E. o. Sykes, and proceeded to de-
liver beautiful and scholarly address, which
was listened to with marked attention and
interest by the large and intelligent audi
ence that his weil-earned reputation had as
sembled. and at its conclusion the assem- bly,
manifested its appreciation by hearty APP
plauSe.
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SAFE OrLs.-In view of the accident:

SAFE OLs.-Iu view of the accidents
that are occurring daily from the use of
burning Iiuids, the notice of VIM. J. Brown,
Sr- is OF interest to housekeepers. Mr.
Brown has made the OIL business a special
II Tor ten wears, and has become high au-
thority in that article of trade. Petro is
still his special favorite-non-explos
being its great merit-iune 12-3t.
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LAST Week Mr. john jordan, Of
Leake couny, purchased at the iauadrv OF
our enterprising townsman. Mr. J ,hn Me
Donald. an eighteen horse power engine.
anu shipped il on the steamer S.eadman.
TINS shows what Pearl river navigation
could be made to 10 for our trade, by the
judicious expenditure of small sum for
cleaning out the stream Why don't our
merchants aud business men take the nat
ter in hand
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OF Dr. Kline against the Herald, which has
been in progress several DAYS. came 70 a
conclusion yesterday evening Very able
speeches were made by counsel on both
sides, aud the case was submitted TO the
tnry. After being out about an hour, the
iury returned a verdict of $500 damages for
plaintiff. He sued for S25,000.-Vicksburg
Herald.
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Fresh a Arrival.

10 pieces bright figured Pique, warranted
colors, at Zoe.
10 pieces French Welt, not the usual
scords," desirable French Pique at SC.
only.
pieces New French Bunting, all wool
and the only goods of this kind in the city,
at 35c.
20 pieces Linen Lawn in new patterns,
at Zoe. ROBINSON s. STEVENS.
June 25, 1873.
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CHARLES JEFFREY,
MARY JEFFHET

CHARLEs JEFFREY,
MARY JEFFREY.
DY VIRTUE Or THE ABOVE STATED
~ " rit 10 Ee directed from the Office of no
Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of Kinds County.
Ter the FIRST District thereof, and rpturuabIe
10 the Court Of John McGill Exc. j. T.. will
sell at public auction 20 the highest bidder for
cash within the hours prescribed by law iu
front Of the City Hall, in the City of jack
son, on the frat
Monday, the First Day Of July 1878,
the following described property to-wit. Thai
part Of a lot now used Chen, January 1871
by the '. & NJ Railroad Co.. for the uses and
convenience Of "a section house described ~
commencing on the boundary line between
said lot and the lot known as "Johu He440u
Lot at point at right angles ID and fnv
feet distant from the centre Of the main track
Of the Vicksburg Meridian Railroad. thence
along said boundary South $50 As East g07
feet 70 the northwest corner Of lot formerly
sold by the said V. * NJ. r.. r. Co. 10 gnrHb G
McShane, thence o. - East 10 feet NJ no
SW corner Of said lot sold 20 Sarah C. Alcshaue.
thence north 69' ~ west 100 feet to q poinE
which at right angles 10 and fifty feet distant
from the centre Of the main track az above
stated 10 the place of beginning. the same be-
ing part Of ] 76- 100 acre lot No 10 West Jact-
son, as per City Map, lying and beinqin Kinds
county, and State Of Mississippi which has
been levied upon as the property Of tho de-
PENDANT Mary Jeffrey aud will be sold fo aaf-
isfy the above stated case and all cost
5. b. THOMAS Sheriff.
Junl2 78-9w.
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PERFECT fitting shirts at Stadeker's

ATTENTION, KNIGHTS OF HONOR
The regular meeting of Central Lodge, No.
764 will be held at their hall Friday eve
ming, June IS, 1873, at O'clock P. NJ. The
prompt attendance of the Knights is ex-
peeted as business of importance will be
transacted.
A. II. HILzHEIAI, Dictator,
JOHN NJ. SMYLTK. Reporter.
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DEAF AND DUMB INsTITUTE.-We are
requested by Prof G. H. Talbot, Principal of
Deafand Dumb Institute, TO announce that
an examination of the classes will be held
to-day, tomorrow and Friday, at the Insti-
tute from to u O'Clock each day, and that
all are cordially invited to witness the
same.
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Ayers Ague Cure,

Fer Fever and Ague, Intermittent Fever.
Chill Fever, kemittent Fever, Dumb AgueI
all the affections which arise from malari-
GUS, marsh, or r1liasmatic poisons.
Tins Is compound remedy, prepared with
scientific skill from vegetable Ingredients which
rarely fails to cure the severest cases Of Chills
and Fever and the concOmitant disorders. Such
a remedy the necessities Of the people in mala-
rious districts demand. Its great superiority
over any other medicine yetdiscovered for the
cure of Intermittents is, that IL contains no qui
nine or mineral, and those who take IL free
from danger Of quinism q any injurious effects,
and are healthy after using it as before. It
has been extensively employed during the last
thirty years in the treatment Of these distressing
disorders, and so unvarying has been its succesa
that ithas gained the reputation Of being nfal
lible. 1t can, therefore, be safely recommended
as a sure remedy and specific for the Fever and
Ague OF the West, and the ChiIIs and Fever Of
the South. 1t counteracts the miasmatic poison
in the blood, and frees the system from its iniu-
ence, so that fever and ague, shakes or chilis,
once broken up by it, do not return until tho
disease is again contracted.
The great variety Of disorders which arise from
the irritation Of this poison, such as Neuralgia,
Rheumatism. Cont, Headache, Blindness,
TOothache, Earache, Catarrh, Asthma, PaA-
pitatiOn, SpIenic Affections, Mysteries, Pain
In the Bowels, Collie. Paralysis, and derange-
Of the stomach, ali of which become intermit-
teDt or periodical, have no speedier remedy than
AYERS AGUE CURE, which cures them all alike,
and protects the system from future attacks. AS
preventive, it is Of immense service IN those
communities where Fever aud Ague prevails, az
it stays the development Of the disease II taken
on the drst approach OF the preInonitory symp-
toms. Travellers and temporary residentsbre
thus enabled TO defy these disorders, and few
will ever suffer il they avail themselves OF the
protection this remedy affords
For Liver Complaints, arising from tOrpidity,
it is an excellent remedy; it stimulates this organ
into healthy activity, and produces many remark
able cures where other medicines fail.
Prepared by DR., !. C. Aver & Co.,
PraStIcaI and Analytical Chemists,
LOWELL, MASS.
SOLD BIZ ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
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LATEST NEWS.
Gloomy Outlook Ohio

CINCINNATI.-The farmers in all parts of
Ohio are receiving notices signed by the
Workingmen's Bread or Blood Committee,
warning them against buying labor saving
machines, especially self-bindIng reapers,
threatening to destroy the machines or
burning the grain if attempt Is made 10
use them. No violence yet reported.
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We understand that an effort will be
made to induce Col. f. Geo. DeLap to de-
liver an original essay at the 4th of July
picnic of the Adams Light Infantry. lie Is
TO be hoped the Colonel will accede to the
request.-N atchez Democrat.
flour friend DeLap, or any other man,
can get anything "original" on the Fourth
ofJuly we should like to see it.
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social Event i'm CoIored Circles

CLEVELAND, O.-The social event of next
week will be the marriage of Senator
phine Wilson, daughter of DR.. Wilson,
living on Perry street. The young lady is
graduate of the high school, and has been
teaching on Mayflower street for six or
seven years. She is light complexioned,
and would not be taken for colored per-
son.
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Vital weakness or depression =
weak exhausted feeling, no energy or cour-
age; the result Of mental oVeF-woFIgs
tndeScFefions or exee9Sos, or some
drain upon the system, is always cured By
HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC We. No
It tones up and inyigoFatcs the system,
dispeis the gloom and dependency ,imparts
strength and energy, stops the drain and
rejuYenafes the entire man. Been used
twenty years with perfect success by thou
sands. Sold by dealers Price, e1.00 per
single vial, OF $500 per package Of five walls
and o. 90 vial of powder. Sent by mail ON
receipt of price. Address MUMPMREYB'
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE COMPANY
100 FULTON STREET, NaYe
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SORGHUM MILLS.

DROUGHER s. BROWNE Dealers in AGRI-
ID CULTURAL IMPLEMENTS AND MACHINERY,
Field Seeds, Etc, have in store full line Of
MILLS AND EVAPORATORS,
which they will sell at less than manUfGctur-
ers' prices. Liberal discount to dealers. Ad-
dress BROUGHER & BROWNE,
iunl9, I1S-3m jackson, MISS
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REGULAR meeting of Jackson Royal
Arch Chapter, No. +, next Saturday night.
Companions will please be punctual, as
there will be comforting of degrees, and
other business of i'm portance to be trans
acted By order of the NJ. f. Ii. Z.
IL. STRAUSS Recorder.
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Two HUNDRED thousand dollars is the
sum that was set down for a courthouse,
pastoflice and land Office building in Jack
son. in a bill which was reported to the
House of representatives. We have not
Haar1 its fatp
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YazOO River Navigation What
Capt. ParisOE is Doing.
vicksburg Herald.l

Vicksburg Herald
Capt. Parisot is building four boats this
season for the Yazoo and its tributaries.
One is for the Deer Creek trade, and will be
80 feet long, 81 beam and hold, to have the
Sunfiower Bellies machinery. The latter
will soon leave Vicksburg for Louisville to
be dismantled. A new boat for the Sum
flower trade, under construction, will have
new machinery with 1O5s inch cylinder, 5
feet stroke. The hull is 80 feet long, IS feet
beam and feet hold, with 1000 bales of
cotton capacity. Another OF these boats Is
l55 feet long. so feet beam aud feet hold,
with 1,S00 bales cotton capacity.
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Dust Received by Express.

White Organdie, White Tarlatan, Crepe
Lisse Neck Ruche, new Ribbon, French
Lace, Torchon Lace, Point Brobaur Lace,
Real Point Russo Sets, and wonderful
bargain in Real White Swiss at SOC, worth
$1.25. ROBINSON & STEVENS.
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Mss Mona SrIrH, the beautiful and
daughter of our friend, Judge
.Stith, al Holly Springs, is in the city, on
visit to her relatives, the family of Henry
s. FalcOner.
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PROCLAMATION.


WHEREAS, II apenrs by information re-
w eiycd by me that the follow wing named
Penitentiary touvicts have effected their cs-
cape from the places and ut the dates mem
toned, tO-wit From Mr. LOWS Clark. J-.
Bolivar county, March D. 1878 Jack Brady:
from Pollock n Myers. Bolivar county. Anil
z, 1910, Allen Tucker from f.. Richardson, he
Rohertsonville, Miss, April 3, 1878. Tom
Lowry aud Landrou johnson from g. U.
Smith, Greenville Washington county, Auul
4, 1919 Nathan p. Williams, land from sume
on May ID Wade Hampton Benson: from W.
l.. Nukent, Bolivar county, May 70 1873
Pleasant Lee; and from the Brookhuvcu Gravel
Yard on June /, 1878, Charley Brown and
Lewis Owens, or Oars, or Orri and sull ut
large;
Now, therefore, !, j. NJ. STONE, Governor
Of Mississippi, do offer the above reward tor
the arrest and confinement In jail of tine said
convicts; or Fifty Dollars cuch, for one or
more Of them said reward payable hy Mcssr4.
Jones :. Hamilton Co, Lcssccs of The Siuta
Peniteutiary. And do moreover. rcqurruII
officers this State To- DE diligeut ina thcircuorts
to arrest said conyicts
Given under my hand and The Great Seal
r., a. OF the State affixed, at Jackson, this
9Th day Of June, A. d. 1878
By the Governor: j. NJ. STONE.
KrNLocH FALcoNER Secretary OF State.
Junel2, 7S-3w.
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bloody work by jealous Husband

CAIRO, ILL-Mrs. McNamee, who was
shot by her husband at Tamarora, is still
still alive but her recovery is improbable
Men amee's body has been sent to Anna for
interment In charge of the Odd Fellows
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WE had the pleasure yesterday of
.caU from our old friend, Mr.. C. W Rogers,
of the Vicksburg Herald en- route for New
.Orleaus with his family.
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Proposals for Coal

FOR STATE LUNATIC ASYLUM.
OEALED PROPOSALS will be received, IN
- til the First Monday of July, II o'clock,
for the delivery Of 450 tons Of irst-elass CRATE
COAL, to be delivered on the Asylum switch,
two miles above Jackson, Mississippi or in
the Asylum coal house. Actual weight Of 1000
pounds to ton required-to be weighed at the
Asylum. The undersigned reserves the priVi-
lege of rejecting any or all bids.
r. F. McGILL, Steward.
June6. sT8-4w.
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Attacked by Tramps.

PHILADELPHIA.-Th brothers. bachel-
ors, named Hawn, ages ranging from sixty
to siXty-tve, were attacked in their own
house, six miles from Huntington, this af-
ternoon, by two tramps and beaten by them
numerically. One is beyond recovery.
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Mayersville Leader-l
We learn that one plantation of cotton of
1y025 acres in this vicinity, 100 is supposed
tO be lost or destroyed by the past two
weeks rain,
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SEVERAL members Of the Legislature
have favored MS with calls since our last is
Sue Hons 7. c. Dockery, of DeSoto, w.
II. II. Tisou, of Lee, and j. L. McCaskiil, OF
Rnmk in.
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The Queen ofSpain Dying.

NEW YoRK-A Madrid dispatch reports
the Queen of Spain dying. She has received
the rast sacrament in the presence of the
King the Royal family and Ministers.
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AND COMMISSION
HHk'S SALE

SMAEAAEA"S AND dONAMuRS hon
EAk'S SALE.
: W. y. 5l !. 49, In cnaneery
Under and hy virtue of % FINAL decree
" rendered ia the above stated cause by tua
Chancery Court for the First District oft Kinds
county, Mississippi, and also under writ uf
Ncndilloni EXpouas, No. $3.50, in the case 81
b. 4. Lyon ". Evan Cook, Co me directed
from the Circuit Court for said First District
Of Kinds county, viii, as sheriff and Special
Commissioner, ON
Monday the First Day Of July, 1873,
within the hours prescribed hy law, at tho
front or eastern door of the City Hail iu
Jackson, Mississippi, proceed 10 Sell @ pub-
lie auction, To the highest and best bidder. tor
cash, the following described lands. being
and lying In said Kinds county Nhs.issiurL
to-wit: NV g, Ne I, Section D. Township q
Range West W - Swi4, Sec. 20. ia sgI, and
Sja Sw Z, Sec %, Wa Els aud ~ acres North
End E1z Nel4 and 4 p Sci, except 20 acres
Section 30 and 80 acres n End W. Nwlt ana
go acres End wa Swl, Section 3U, Township
D, Range West containing $50 acres moro or
less. Said lands viii be sold to satisfy said
decree, judgment, interest and costs.
s. B. THOMAS.
Sheriff and Commissioner.
june ll-7s-3w
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Winona Advance.
DIR. Walden is noted for his liberality, and
especially in the education of the rising
generation. He is now extending aid TO
twelve young men who are at present at
tending the University at Oxford. We learn
that two of them are regarded as among the
brightest stars in in the College. In con-
versation with DR.. Walden, in our office, on
last Wednesday, he assures us that he in
tends to appropriate every dollar that in
ures to him from the firm in New Orleans
TO the education of the poor young men of
of the State.
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Our esteemed confere, G. n. Harris,
T-q @ the Edwards Citizen, paid us visit
Yesterday.
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Peace Prospects Frightening

New ioRK.-A special from Berlin SAYS
it is fully confirmed that Russia accepts the
British programme regarding Bulgaria,
and that there is an increased probability
of Austria acquiring Bosnia and Herze-
goYina.
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CoLoRED Embroideries, five cents per
ward at Stadeker's.
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Died

On Friday, June 81, 1873 at 8 O'Clock, P.
NJ, Mrs. ELIZABETH H. MURRELL, native
Of Alabama, but a resident of New Orleans
Tor many years, aged 30 years.
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LETTER LIST.

List of Letters remaining in the Postoffice
at jackson, Kinds county, Miss, for the
week ending June %. 1878:
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THE Grand Central Hotel, New York
offers it $50 rooms on the "new specie basis,
at to $3.50 and $500 per day.
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\. 0. Democrat. I

Yesterday st. Paul's Church was the
scene ola happy marriage, which was at
tended by many of our best known and
most respected citizens. The Rev. DR..
Leacock joined in the holy bonds of matri-
money Miss Lucy STAMPS and Mr.. Z. b.
FARRAR. \ feature in the ceremony was the
giving away of the bride by his excellency
jefferson Davis. Mr.. Farrar, the BRIDE
groom, is brilliant and rising young law
yer of this CITY, The fair young bride is rela-
ted to several ofthe most distinguished fam
lilies in the South. She is the grand-niece of
ex-President jefferson Davis the grand
daughter of that gallant and honored SOL
der, Gen. Ben HUMPHREYS, of Mississippi.
Her father, Capt. Isaac Stamps, nephew of
Mr.. Davis, and an officer in the Twenty
first Mississippi Regiment, was killed at the
head of his company in the battle of Getlys-
burg.
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LINEN GOODS Of all descriptions
greatly reduced in price at Stadeker's.
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Central Star.1

The above is from the Winona Advance,
and we copy it merely to show our appre-
citation of the most generous and noble
scheme that was ever entertained for the
poor yet ambitious young men of Missis-
sippi. The New Orleans firm alluded to is
that of Walden, Hawkins & Roberts, COM
mission merchants, and is one of the largest
in the city. DIR. Vaiden's receipts from this
firm are considerable, but he proposes TO use
them all in the way stated, and none who
know him doubt il.