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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-02-26

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StimmSetteIn ibereinifimmeu. Sat u
fein Ganbibat 3msi OritteI aIer Stimmen
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bic Wabl gu beenben. Dies 1T wieber cine
@abl' bur9 StimmSetteI anoerer Irt. gs
bIsiben babel ndmIid bic idon absesebenen
Stimmen siltis, aber es tOnnen beim IcceB
bic garbirdIe ibr Sotum dnbern, 10 baB
baburd banu bic swei DritteI Mebrbeit er:
,ieIt unb Der Yapit beitimmt wirb. &Ommt
nun 10 cine ioIde Wsbrbeit beraus, 10 wers
ben ale StimmSettsI seOifnet, UNI feifSu:
%iteIen. baB ni9t etpa elm Cardinal 3wei'
nal fir bisielbe Yerion seitimmt bat.
@ibt bic 8abI tein &eiuItat, 10 uerben
an beitimmter Stunbe Mbenbs bic Stimm.
settsl ibsr sinsm Strobfeuer in eiiernem
&amine butter benz Altar uerbrannt. Na4
bieiem &au9 Iussn bic ROmer 3nr beftimms
ten 3eit aus unb pifsn bann, mie es nit
Der BabI fir ben Gag itebt. ST bas Sos
tum erfOIsrei9 seweien, 10 werben bic
StimmsetteI swar aud ue,brunnt, aber an
anberem Srte.
ST bic @abI siltis ertIart, ruff bic
@lode bic bsiben eritsn geremonienmeis
fer, ben Satrifan unb BEN Sstrstdr bes
FL. Goaesium's 3%uiammen, bic miteinanoer
in bic gapsle tretsn. Der 2%sstsenannte
NIT benz dItefen Cardinal Biidof, benz
&dmmerer, benz eriten Cardinal Brielfer
unb benz eriten Cardinal Diacon treten aui
ben Grwdblten gu, Der wie bic anbern Gar
bindle unter ieinem 8aloa9ine iiet u. fra
gen i'm, Oh er bic tunoniib erfoIste @ul
ais oberlter Yontifer annimmt. 8eiast E,
es, fallen bic Salbu6ine, nit gusnabmt
bes ieinisen. Der dIteite Cardinal fras1
nun. wel4en Iamen ais papf ii4 bs'
grpdbIte beiIese. Der erite Geremonien:
meiiter ruff benielben laut aus unb ais go:
tar bes 81. Stubles felt er einen Act auf
ben Der 9eremonienmeiiter, Der Safriitar
unb Setrstdr bes 81. Go0esium's unter
ssidnet. Nun i9reitet Der Neuerwdblt'
our Satriltei, legt Die pdpitliden @eudn'
Der an, bic Garoindle treten gum 6uBtuf
beran unb Der 8dmmsrer ibsrrei5t Der
neuen 6ii9errins.
Dom galton ruff jest Der dlteite garbi
naloiaton benz %barrenoen 8olfe unter Dor
%setrasenem &reuS nit Iautsr Gimme
sd uertinoise su9 cine sroBe 6rsuoe
mir baben einen Yapt; Der bodu'ite Ser
Cardinal u. q lit gum oberiten Biido
sewablt woroen uno bat ben Hamen 81. R
a~n9enommen."
Gin Salut BON 100 &anoneni1Iller
BON Cant 9lnseIo b,a9te bic 0ta9ri9t il
weitere &reiie; mas BEL bieier @abI mob
unterbIieben fem pirb.
Nun wirb bic pauliniI9e &apele seSfi
net unb aae, bic nit ben Garbindlen elm
sei6Ioiien waren, ). 9. bic GoncIuuiiten
bic Ier3te, Der Maridal unb 10 weiter, eiler
benz neuen papite gu buIoisen. Der Yapi
e%ritattst benz dlteiten Cardinal einsn De
iu9, ebenio ben tranten garbindIen uni
tbeiIt ieine @abI ben 90fen wie seuSbn
LID nit. Der Rr0nuns wOuen mir elmer
eianen Nrtifel uibmen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-02-26
Die Yapfmabl.
IL.

Wir baben In benz Qrtitel Der Iesten
drummer uniern 2eiern bereits seiast, baB
3wei OritteI aaer Stimmen our BabI zines
Cardinals nO~tbwenois iinb. Son Der
gYabI tann tein Cardinal aussei9loisn
werben. in weldem gerbdItniHe CUR Stride
CT aud febe; ia ieIbf elm nit benz
Sanne beIestsr Cardinal tOnnte iein Dabl:
redt ausiben. CUR 8abl wsrbsn brsi
Scrutatoren uno brei Snfirmarien erudbIt.
Die 8abI seidiebt our3 Stimm5etteI.
Oieie iinO in 8 abtbeiIunseu sstbeiIt. Die
3peite uno bic uierte abtbeiIuns iiub weiB.
Oben in Der eriten slbtbeiIans itebt Ego
Card. sd GaroinaD baneben itebt Der
Same bes Stimmenben. Die brittle (Wits
tell abtbeiIuns entbdIt Die foIsenbe Grflds
runs: Eligo in summum Pontifcem re-
verendissimum Dominum meum d. Cardi-
nalem -. foIst Der Same. SD erpdble
ais oberfen Biidof meinsn bodwirs
bisften 9errn, ben Germ Cardinal
....... }. 0ie finfte attbsiIuns
entbdIt cine 3abI unb einen Spru4
aus Der 81. Sdriit, bic fit ieben Cardinal
anbers Iauteu unb nOtbiyenfaus ba3u bies
men, ben 3etteI su prifen, i'm Sale es
notbwenbis iein ioute. Der 3etteI wirb
70 sefaItet, baB bic erfte albibeiIuns bic
;rpeite unO bic finfte bic uisrte bsdt. Die
mittlere abtbsiIuns NIT benz Namsn bss
9swGblten bIeibt frsi; bic acknowledgement
Gbeile psrben rsdis unb limits iebe nit
weiBem Wa9s ueriieselt. Srante Garbi:
ndIs fSnnsn ibre 3etteI bur@ einen gu benz
3wsde sei@wOrnen Cardinal ausfauen Iui'
fen.
Sober Cardinal trdst ieinen ,uiammens
selesten unb perfeseIten 3etteI nit 2 Sim
germ Der erbObenen !Sanb 6fientIi9 gun,
@ltar Der Rapeae, auf benz ii@ elm &eI3
nit elmer patene %bsinoet. Na@ Der &nie.
bsusuns unb einem turseu @ebet, i9uOrt
CT einsn @ib, baB er benienisen wdblen MID,
weIden er fir ben wirbisiten baIt. Nun
Isst CT ben 3sttsI auf bic Patene unb i9its
tet i'm permitteIf berieIben in ben Reid.
8on ben trunten garbiudIen bolsn bic Sns
iirmurien bic Stimm,ettel in elmer usri@Ioi:
ienen nit einem Spalt ueriebenen Si9ie.
Der Sdlihsl bIsibt wdbrenb bes 9lbboIens
auf benz aItare Iiesen. Sinb aue Stimm:
3ettel i'm &el9, 10 werben fe erit burdsin:
amber sei9ittelt. Damn weroen iie uon
einem Scrutator aus benz sriten ReI9 Iaut
in sinen sweiten sssdbIt. Stimmt bic
3abl ni9t nit Der SabI Der GarbindIe iiber.
elm, 10 miien be 3etteI iofort perbrannt
werben. SIT baSesen aaes in Orbnuns,
10 erfolst bur9 bic Serutatorsn bas gbles
fen ber Ramen an einem Glide Dol benz
2lltare. Der erite Scrutator nimmt einen
3sttsI mad benz anbern aus benz 6el9, be-
tra9tet, Obne bsnieIben su Ofinen, ben ba:
rauf sei9,iebeneu Namen bss @swdblten,
rsi9t i'm benz 3weiten Scrutator, Der bas
@Iside ibut, bieier sibt i'm benz britten,
weIder ben Ramen Iaut gu Ieien bat unb
bic Garbinals notiren auf Der ibnen porlie:
ssnben elite Der WitsIieber bes GoIesiums
bic 3abI Der auf iebes berielben ~sefalenen
Stimmen. Ra@ Der YerIeiuns Der 3etteI
werben bisie nit elmer Nabel bur@ifoden
uno an einen 5aoen aufssreibt. Seibe
@nbsn bes Gabens werben 3uiammen se'
bunben unb bic 3etteI in eiusn snoern lee.
rem aeI@ seIest. Nun werbsn BON ben
Scrutatoren bic Stimmen sssdblt. Damn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-02-26
e dtbolif@er 8iraen SalenSer.

Seius beilt sinen SIinben. Cue. Is.
SpnnI. nrn 3. MIri Runiaunbe.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-09-26
THE DEMOCRATIC JUDICIAL CON
VENTION.

The delegates to the Democratic State Con
vention from the Counties of Washee, Ormsby
and Douglas met here on Friday and placed
in nomination for Judge of this District Mr..
Sam D. King of the well-known law firm of
Ellis g. King This sets the squadrons of the
two contesting parties in this District in the
field. Of course this is mere matter of
form, this nomination of Mr.. King. The
majority in these three counties is so over
whelmingly Republican as to leave no shade
of doubt as to the. result. Charley Varian,
the brightest lawyer In all this tier of coun-
ties, will be the next Judge of the Second
Judicial District as sure as the sun rises and
sets on the Fifth day of next November
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-09-26
HAVERLEY MINSTRELS.

Tonight this famous burnt cork comb
nation of everything new in the minstrel line
makes its first appearance before a Carson au-
dience. Judging from the box sheet there
will be a good house; but few more seats
can be secured at Foxs book store We would
advise our readers to turn out en- noaSSe, for
this troupe performs all it advertises, and it
is not often that an entertainment of such I'M
questioned excellence is with us. There will
be no old worn out jokes, used up songs and
farces as ancient as the hills, but everything
at this performance will be new and fresh.
We say to everybody, attend and have good
wholesome laugh.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-09-26

THE RACES. The annual races of the n.
A. M. 81 M. Society begin on Tuesday next,
October I'd The races promise to be the most
interesting ever witnessed in this State Some
of the best horses on the coast will be here.
THE Republican Convention of this county
will meet in this city on Saturday, September
% The number of delegates is 81; of these
Carson has 10 and Empire 6.
MAN TRAP.-There is dangerous hole in
the plank sidewalk opposite the Mint If it
is not soon mended somebody will come to
grief
E. BLENNERHAssET is Chairman and j. A.
MahanIy of the FootLight, Secretary of the
Democratic State Central Committee.
SToCKs.-There are no changes to note
with the exception that the market appears to
be triAe weaker
PERsoNAL.-Billy Ellis of the Reno Record,
has been in the city for a day or two.
GONE BELow.-Col A. c. Ellis went to San
Francisco on the sleeper last night.
Crittenden Thornton and wife left for their
home at Eureka last night. .#
VoTERs There are now 544 voters regis
tered in this precinct.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-09-26
COTTON AND. OTHER TALES.

dusky son otthe soil with dozen cotton
tail rabbits in his hand, yesterday informed the
MORNING APPEAL that those wee timorous
beasties were very abundant on the mountain
side yondsr, near the railway tunnel. "As
good as a chicken, remarked long geared
official as he pinched one of 'em to see how
fat it was and how tender. Depends on the
chicken, tho; likewise upon the cook who
cooks the same. Also hares of the jackass
variety, these too are coming into market.
Now, too, look out for the incoming crop of
pine nuts.
John Dennis still fingers amongst us; also
Professor Stewart and Dick GuibersOn's
broad and manly suit of clothes with himself
inside of the same was visible to the naked
eye of the Carson street curbstoneer, yester-
day. We suppose these visitors will have be-
taken themselves to their local alkali ere this
dampened paper shall have reached the ex-
pectant reader. The lank proportions of the
Honorable David Bailey lowered down upon
us like a rank but emaciated upgrowth of
phenomenal Democratitude, as he stalked
past the editorial personalism. OF himself
too, we shall be beresved by the reading of
these lucubrate foundlIngs, we suppose. Like
banished Pole, is the tall, proportionate
David. And yet we wish him well. Worse
men than he have been Democrat, God wot
Our old and esteemed friend Cleveland is
getting better of his ailments and rapidly
picking up. Went on to Virginia yesterday
morning and off to the Bay on last evenings
mail train. Warren Wassen took possession
of his body and gave it salt water shower
bath, hot and heavy, day before yesterday,
and Cleve. is made greatly bettered by the
picking.
There is good bit of politics i'll the air,
these days and nights 1t is the ozone of the
period and it cheers but not inebriates.
Here and there it seems to yield to an excess
of supplemental and artificial stimulants, but
in the main it is decorous, temperate, judicious
and exemplary The ornamental office of
Lieutenant Governor is the cynosure of all
eyes and men speak quicker while they
breathe its name. Also ladies and children
The admiration and interest are quite univer-
sal. And the epidemic is spreading Let it
spread
These cool nights and crisp mornings cast
a melancholy tinge upon yon sody fountain {;
and the sizzIe and the gurgle of the days of
the reign of Sirius are as silent as the harp
that once thro' Tara's Halls the soul of music
shed the syrups repose within the dreamy
flavor of their own true sweetness, and all is
as deeply hushed in repose as if yon browsing
sedatives had administered themselves to an
otherwise active and animated world. Thus
Fife rests from the glories of his summerins
and leans upon the laurels of his effervescent
victories.
FIRE PROOF PAINT.
Something in the way of this romantic and
exciting subject will be launched upon the
many eager readers of the MORNING APPEAL
in day or two. Extra copies can be obtained
by application to this Office. Meantime the
but the constant reader knows the
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-09-26
AT THE TRAIN.

On the train last evening were many dis
tinguished departures Among them were
Hon. R. S. Mesick, the Nestor of the Nevada
Bar, and Hon. A. G. Ellis and wife, going to
San Francisco. Hons. Crit. Thornton, D. A.
Bailey, A NJ Hillhouse, Henry Cresswelland
Dick Guiberson, going to Eureka. Mr.. w.
N Leete was going to the Eagle Salt Works
in Humboldt County. The two sleepers were
very well filled, and many ladies and gentle
men availed themselves of the opportunity to
go pleasantly on their journeying
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-09-26

ARRESTED. Officer Stern yesterday after
noon arrested Chinaman, bering the eupho-
NOUS cognomen of Lo Lei, for abstracting
lot of oil cans from Cormacks auction store,
without the proprietor's permission. Lei was
charged with petty larceny, and locked up.
He will be examined today in the Police
Court
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-09-26

NHORNING BOARD.

MORNING BOARD.
Opnir 80, 771I
Mexican 49, S01%
Gould & Curry %, 1884
Best l. Belcher 50, 36M
California I4N, Is
Consolidated Virginia i6sH615
ChOllar POtosi TO, SO
Hale & NorcrOss 81 30M
Crown Point II q, 10
Yellow Jacket 2612, q
Savage 81, 26II
Alpha 20, 2012
Belcher l3, ll3S
Confidence ~, i2H
Imperial l 65
Kentuck 81
Sierra Nevada 21o, 2os
Seq. Belcher 43
Utah ST. 52%
Bullion l6, l6I
Exchequer 7, IA
Overman 25, 2614
Justice 10A, 111%
SuccOr 95
Union Consolidated $50, lag
Alta 90 10
Lady Bryan a., 5
Julia ~, rs
EVENING BOARD.
Raymond Il Ely So
Eureka Con. 80, AZ
jackson 8 11I%
Northern Belle 1oH 10
Phoenix 3, A.!
jefferson 05
Argenta "a, ~
Hillside AZ
Grand Prize 5H,
Bodie 25, :I6 25%
Belmont 4, 10
White 7, TX
North Con Virginia 81 u
Scorpion 1917
Buwer 1234, 13
Endowment l ! 10
w. Fargo so, 55c
Hussey 55e
South Bodie S5c
Manhattan 81, 9
hcClmton l, S5c
Benton 81, 81
Solid Silver 81, 3
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-09-26

Something in the way of this romantic and
exciting subject will be launched upon the
many eager readers of the MORNING APPEAL
in day or two. Extra copies can be obtained
by application to this office. Meantime the
terms-ah, but the constant reader knows the
terms.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1878-01-09

Last fall we visited an orchard in
which fowls were kept; the owner of
which told us that before the fowls were
confined in it, the trees made little or no
growth, and only corresponding amount
of fruit was obtained. But what
change was evident now. The grass
was kept down, the weeds killed and the
trees presented an appearance of thrift,
which the most enthusiastic horticul-
j turist could not but admire and envy.
The growth of the trees was most vigor-,
Gus, and the foliage remarkably lux
uriant, of large size and free from
worms other imperfections. This excel
lence was accounted for by the pro-
prietor, who remarked that the ohens
ate all the worms, and curculio in their
reach, even the canker worm."" He found
less trouble with their roosting in trees
than he expected, and that picket fence
six feet high kept them within bounds.
His orchard was divided into three Sec
tons, and the fowls were changed from
one to another, as the condition of the
fowls or the orchard section seemed to
require.-Poultry World. ee,
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1878-01-09
BRIDEWELL'S
-MESSESSEPPE- N
= JUSTICE OF THE PEACI

IHyAIIS VERY USEFUL MANUAL
for Magistrates. Attorney
Planters, Merchan Is, and Bushes
Nlen gem orally prepared by Judge L.
o. BRIDEWELL, of CoPIAH CoUNTY-s nov
ready, and orders for same will be promptly
filled. The volume makes 430 large and clossg
printed pages, and contains:
1st-Forms and Instructions for all possible
cases that may arise in a Justice Court
Civil and Criminal.
2d-Forms of all kinds of Deeds, Leases, Con.
tracts, Partnerships, Liens, Bonds, etc,
making it invaluable to the merchant
planter, and public officer.
3L-The full text of the Revised Code Of 6l
and all subsequent legislation, pertaining
.s.. to the jurisdiction of Jusuce Of th'
Peace, as Civil and Criminal Court, with
a7 an index to legislation as Court Of lA'
3. quiry. -9ef.E
4th-An Appendix, containing existing rates
of Taxation, Fees and Salaries of Puoll
Officers, the time and place and termofsl
-l the Courts, the Congressional and sensu.
la.r rial Districts, as now organized, the numDa
of Representatives to which each County
is entitled, the vote of the State by GoaN.
ties and Districts in 1873, 1875, 1910, 81
Alphabetical List of Postcfhces IN w
State, Postal Rates, Railroads in the sAA
and Distances from Station to Station
~ Dictionary of technical Legal Terms ea'
all thoroughly indexed.
As the edition is small, and the work i Y"
stereotyped, those who would secure Gepn
should send in their orders at ence. Irl@
in substantial half binding. $780, IN fui Nv
sheep, $3.50, which includes postage
-c1ois SID SD POWER s. BARKSDALE
- f.4..--.,s- JACKSON, MI"
Jackson, Miss, Sept. %, 1877-tf.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1878-01-09
ARTICLE VI.
THE ADMISSION AND DISCHARGE OF Pupils.

THE ADMISSION AND DISCHARGE PUPILS IT
SECTION ALL blind residing State Of Misss
sppi who between the of
and who not incapacitaed by physical mental or moral
1nrmity for useful instruction. be eligible for
admission pupils of the Institution no one whose age
does not within the limits just prescribed shall be re-
ceved excepting In peculiar by special action OF
the Board of Trustees. - = - u = =
SEC 4 The Board shall be prepared appropriate
circular setting forth the objects Institution the
iations pertaining to pupils
may be Of interest to applicants together inc
tons as to the manner of procedure making application
copy of which circular shall be forwarded to the friends
any person wishing to become pupil N 5
applicants who within the prescribed rules as Go ACE Sc
but shall refer all other the Board % 49,
SEC All the regular pupils shall required to be in at
tendance at the of sessions and to
until its close unless prevented or other
SEC o. There being no limit fixed for the time
which pupil may remain in the Instsuton it shall be left to
the superintendent and Trustees determine in each in
ydaal case as to the proper time for dsmissa sa - @
SEC Pups may be expelled by far
mconduc when they shall be adudged qby him to he nco
or when IN his Judgment good of the
demands t but his action in such be rerte1 ~
tne boarN ior mat adJustmentT ssu9 fw s.f-ss
DEC Tups VINO complete their course With
70 themselves may furnished with Diploma bv the
signed by himself t
Tresoent ana secretary Of the Board
APproVea ~ tue Board of Trusteesas 81 sssslaa
-.sesasss fs.aea GEO. "A. sMYTHE, Secretary,
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1878-01-09

Many people, after planting young
orchard, fail to replace the trees which
may become unhealthy or die from being
badly planted, or from other causes
which often occur, and the orchard
grows up with uncovered spaces, giving a
general air of unthrift; for such, persons
are as a rule, those who give the least
subsequent care to their trees. Replant
as soon as possible after you find the me-
cessity of it. Give good care and atten-
ton to the trees, at least such care as
you would give to other valuable crops,
and the result will be, in nine cases out
of ten, you will receive as much money
from the farm orchard as from other
average crops. If the replanted trees
are given special care, they will usually
''catch up" and become of uqual size
with the original planting. fe,3s
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1878-01-09

In response to frequent calls, we have had
prepared the proper blanks for Writs Of Sei,.
ure, and Affidavits for same, under Liep Ian
of 1876. Orders for same promptly filled. SIN
per hundred; 75c. per quire; single blank
10c The Writ and Affidavit are sepans
blanks. Address,
.s-..e. 81. POWER s. BARKsDALE
jackson Mis-,
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1878-01-09

PLANrIsG ORcHARDs.-No portion of
the farm gives moro profit, conduces
more to health, or contributes more to
comfort, than the orchard. Good fruit,
and abundance of it. should be the motto
on every farm, large or small. Am.
Farmer. ~
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1878-01-09

A FIRsT-CLAss INDEPENDENT MORNING Nv,
-.t PAPER.
Universally quoted by the Press and a.
People as the Best Newspaper ever pubT.s.
in Philadelphia. '4'
TERMs-Postage Paid. Six Dollars YEA, =.
Fifty Cents a month. Two Cents Cow
Address THE TINES
TINES BUILDING, PHrLiDEIpp,
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1878-01-09
TRY THE WEEKY TIMES

By uniting with few friends, and mst.
up Club of Twenty, you will each 1sl |.
WEEKLY TIMES for one year postacss 81 "a. .os
by US, for the LOW PRICE of sI.25 FFa
any time during the year you are dissstsssas
with the Paper, send to us and we will rsl-,s
YOUR money. '~'a
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1878-01-09

TERMS Per ANNUM-PosTAGE FAR.
ONE Cory, 81: Eve CORES, S. Tx g,
An EXTRA Copy will be sent FREE >.
person sending SIS for Club of Ten ). ny ny
for Club of Twenty. ~ VI "a
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1878-01-09
Philadelphia Potatoes
FOR SALE.

on, ACRES OF LAND LYING MISSISSIPPI
GU, west of Jackson, on the hi low fer
Springs road. Said land can be oous 30 scrs.s;
cash, or will be sold on easy termI and vii
of the tract is creek bottom ianu, % acres
produce q bale of cotton 10 the act. ~ one De,
under fence and in cultivatian. With good
string small place near marAoIF Rurrs, csn
not do better than by purchasing o
Enquire for further particulars oRIoYG
decl9,77--4w. at Gus Ashers Drug
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1878-01-09
ARTICLE ".
~ 49, rs.s r-ss-.a-s rr.-- s7s 49,
THE SCHOOL SESSION..

SECTION There shall be the school
commencing the first Monday October and closing on
the twenty-ffth Of June following.
Sec q It shall be considered obligatory upon the pupils
to spend the period of vacation their respective
SEC B When in any the friends pupil shall fail to
remove him her at the vacation the Su
pentendent shall do the expense Institution
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1878-01-09
STATEtOF MISSISSIPPI
IS KINDS COUNTY. (e(

/, ALoNzo w. LITTLE, Clerk OF the Su-
preme Court of the State Of Mississippi, do
hereby certify that the above and foregoing
fifteen {15) pages contain true and perfect
transcript of the opinion of said Court, rem
dered on the 22d day of November, A. D.,
1877, in Case No. 24I9, q. Virdcn VS.. e. J..
Bowers, as the same now appears of record
in my Office. 9tfsFs
GIVEN under my Hand and Seal of
n. 81 said Court, at my office, in the City
OF Jackson, this, the 24th day of
December, A. D., 1877.
A. w. LITTLE, Clerk.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-12-05
LAST W EEK.

The sensation in Baltimore on Sat
urday last was the failure of the ole
jewelry firm OF Garfield Bros. & Co.
for about $3.50, O0O.---Geo H. Hunt.
Finger, of the Philadelphia coal com
pany, has been found to be defaulte'
to the an,ount of $s2,OO0.-A heavy
snow and sleet storm is reported alore
the line of the Missouri Pacific raj
road.-Henry Gramm, a travelling
salesman from New York, was found
dead in his bed at the American
House, Baltimore, on Saturday morn.
ing.-Another of the old defend
ers, John B. Trusil, OF Baltimore,aged
sc years, died last week 1.-The
great N. Y, police and detective de.
partment is clean beat In the matter
of finding A. T.. Stewards corpse
Also in the Manhattan Bank case.