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NatCheZ Dem Ocr2t.I
We learn that Gen. Martin, President of
the n. J. & G. Railroad. yesterday telegraph
ed for another locomotive for the use of the
road. the present amount of rolling stock
being inadequate to the demands of the
roa d. We predict for this road a better
pay ing business than that of any road in
the whole South.
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New York Sun.
Harper's Weekly complains that Demo-
cratic Delaware temporarily disfranchises
voters who do not pay their poll tax But
does not Republican Massachusetts do pre-
cisely the same thing?
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AReguIar VISITOR.

Can't. Jones in the WinoDa Advance.
The CLARION. during our late visit to our
sscountry kin, whom we had not visited for
a long time.n was a regular visitor and we
must admit we received and read it with re-
oicing,
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A NEGRO RAvIsHER's DOOM.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. PLAT La Grange,
XIV. forty armed men aroused Capt. james
Russell, Tailor, from his bed, and took the
iail KEY from him. They then went TO the
Jail and secured a negro ravisher, George
Williams took him two miles west of this
place and hung him. The negro confessed
that he had ravshed the eight-year old
daughter of Jack Barbour.
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The Cause of the Democratic Re-
verses.
n. Y. SUM-

What has caused this recoil against the
Democracy in New York, New Jersey and
Connecticut within the past two years
They supported the gross folly of the un-
constitutional Electoral Commission. Last
summer nearly all their member in the
House of Representatives voted to condOne
che Great Fraud of the times by recording
their names in favor of the Burchard and
Hartridge resolutions. They have also toll
Grated within their ranks dangerous doe
trines concerning finance and the currency.
They have been demoralized by the one
au
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FOR SALE.

GOOD STORE AND DWELLING com
bined centrally located, on reasonable terms.
For particulars. inquire at this office.
Nov y, 1882.
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Handsome and Accomplished.
Winon a Advance. 4

W I0OH AuVHHCtI
Mr.. T. P. Gibbs, son of our old
friend Julius Gibbs, OF Grenada, has
purchased the Calhoun Vidette and
changed the name to Reporter" He
is handsome gentleman and an accom-
plished scholar.
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The New York OBSERVER was first pub
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Al Wool FIauneIs alta great bargain at
STADEKER'S.


DURING the epidemic joint services
were conducted by R-v. DIR. watkins, of the
Methodist Church. and Rev. DIR. Hunter, of
1e Presbyterian Church, in their houses of
worship alternately. and thus was presented,
" congregations and pastors, a spectacle Of
religious fellowship truly delightful. Last
l'oo4th these interesting meetings were
-''el az the Methodist Church, where DR..
lla'eF delivered powerful discourse to a
.a'Se congregation, Rev. Dr. ZeaIy of the
D'F-'', Church, participating. DR.. Watkins
"'' Ao,eRt IN New Orleans whittier he had
s'le % brief visit after his long and ar
-0-' l4e'rs in the epidemic in which he
'.'e himself with the courage and fortitude
Niaeehris-iaH hero that he is.
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STATE az MIssIssIpPI

1hEAHIkX UEPAkPMENI. ]
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
In concerned that the British America As
surance Comply eff Toronto. Canada. has
filed in my ofhe its notice of withd .awal from
this State. undF Sec. 2446, Revised Code 1871,
on and after &c expiration of six months
succeeding thea5th day of October, 1873.
Given under IL hand, this 18th day of No.
yember. 1873.
=. l. HEMINGWAY,
noY.lal le-tq. State Treasurer,
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"a Office.

WANTED to secure a position as Manager
of plantation for 1879. Will bring best ref
erenee as to energy, judgment and honesty.
Nov27, lS7S-4w. Address, CONWAY,
Dry Grove Miss
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Dwelling House for Rent.

THE HOUSE in the northern part of the
city recently occupied by Mrs. J. Fl. Cooper
six rooms; convenient buildings large yard
and garden; stable and carriage horse lot.
Immediate possession given. Apply to
Nov27, 1S7S-3w. GEO. FEARN.
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Arslegant SeweI Shoe for 81 80, at
STADEK S.

We sincerely sympsthize with our
friend ad former towusman. Gen. W. F.
Fitzgerald, DO his severe Affections, first in
uedea-h OF his estimable wife and next
ia rHe loss OF their only child, bright little
boy Clifton Knapp.
Tie So5biest Hat ofthe season, At
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Chnnge OF NIi-.is.IppI Conference

ABERDEEN, Miss, Nov. Is, 1873.
The place Of holding the Mississippi Con-
ference is changed from Meridian 10 HaZle-
hurst nv REQUEST. The time-i December
eS-is not changed. Il. PAINE,
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WITH THE CLARION.
nRTNcRTON C0LLEGE, (For both

DRINCRTON COLLEGE. (For both
II Sexes. Session opens SEPTEMBER 2.
Full Collegiate course. Healthy and accessi-
bic location; refined community; school strict
~ non-sectai ian; elegant and commodinus
buildings. Total cost for forty weeks, S165 to
1875. including board, tuition, and music
Einety-two students matriculated last session.
Send for Catalogue. e. LEE BLANTON,
iulyl0 '7S-3m. President, Princeton, Ky.
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Institution for Deaf MuteS.

THE NEXT SESSION of this Institution will
open Wednesday, llth of December Pupils
are urged to be present promptly at the COM
men cement at the session
By order of the Board of Trustees
C, II. TALBOT, Principal.
Jackson Nov 81 1S7S-2t
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From a business letter we learn that
Hon. Al. Baker, late of Duck Hill, has
removed to ONford for the practice of law.
Hsis destined to distinction in his profess
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMpTIoN CLAIMANTS

Every person entitled to the right of pre-
empuon TO any Of the lands within the town
ships and parts of townships above enumera-
ted, Is required to establish the same to the
satisfaction Of the Register and Receiver of
the jackson Land Office, and make payment
therefor as soon as practicable after seeing
this notice, and before the day appointed for
the commencement of the public sale of the
lands embracing the tract claimed; otherwise
such claim will be forfeited
No pre-emption claim based on a settlement
subsequent to the date of this Proclamation,
and prior to the offering, will be recognized
by the Government
j. A. WILLIAMSON
Commissioner of the Gen'I Land Office.
AnC 81 IS7S-3m
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HARPER'S WEEKLY.
1879.
ILIUSTR ATED.
N OTICB OF THE PRESS.

" UI ICS OF THE T NE , ..
The Weekly emains easily at the head of
illustrated papes by its fine literary quality,
the beauty of 1t type and woodcuts.-Spring-
field Republican
Its pictorial aractions superb, and en-
brace every T2etv of subject and of artistic
treatmen.an Herald, Boston
The Weekly isa potent agency for the dis
semination of cTect political principles, and
a powerful opInent of shams, frauds, and
false pretenses. Evening Express, Rochester.
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FOUN I'D.

NEAR CLINTON, 1pair of Specs. Can be
had by proving property and paving for this
ad vertisement at SEUTTER'S.
Noy2T. 1S1S-lt.
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NOTICE

Is hereby given that Certificate of Deposit, No.
439. issued by Capital State Bank, Jackson,
Miss. January 10th, 1873, due twelve months
from that date, has been lost.
nov. 20 '1S-4w. ANNIE RIGLEY.
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II Harper B Ear .
1879.
ILLUSTRATED.
NOTICES OF THE PRESS.

To dress according to Harpers Bazaar will
be the aim and ambition of the Women OF
America.-Boston Transcript.
As a faithful chronicle of fashion, and Il
newspaper of domestic and social character,
it ranks without a rival.-Brooklyn Eagle.
This paper has acquired wide popularity
for the Preside enjoy ment it Affords and has
become an established authority with the
ladies.-N. Y. Evening Post.
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The 4mes OF the Bazar begin with the
When no time is mentioned. it will be under
stood that the subscriber wishes to commence
with the Number next after the receipt of his
order.
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u office.

THE G GENTLEMAN who purchased the copy
of Georges Digest, at Eyrich's book store, on
the evening of the 10th inst. will confer a IA
vor by calling on the undersigned at his ear
Hest convenience. W. NJ. PATTON.
NoyD7-lt
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The volumes the Weekly begin with the
first number foDanuary of each year. When
no time is metioned, it viii be understood
that the subscrier wishes to commence with
the Number ne. after the receipt of his order.
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FmE.-The residence of +. w
Fsae.ess, three miles Of Byram, was de-
.~Yygd by ire on sunday afternoon last
To-. about Two rhouslud dollars.
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rHr price IF the NEW York WEEK
ny TIMES has been reduced to one dollar
-a-gnnum postage paid.
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Ad'-AId for The Fever Suffer.
er~.
iIe following letter from Hon. j. Tarbell,
,p''AS Tor itself. We have had occasion be-
'. t.s 10 note the interest he has manifested in
-s'1nerings of our people. To the gem
el.O1seentributors Of the fund grateful ac-
-,,o"'edgment is due. 1t will be forward
: 10 the sufferers at Osyka, Immediately on
!, WASHINGTON, d. c., Nov. p, 1873.
Nj E. Barksiale:
ta,I -A * SIR received yesterday, letter
.. 40 n T. Bartlett, of South Natick, Mass.
~ ~ 'hat he had a small sum contributed
al ' l fellet OF the yellow fever sufferers,
nj, 1I>Aihg my advice as To its use. In re-
a.! 3, ADVISED him to send it to you, for
to.5 60 Il Is small, but is needed there, ac-
'0'llng to kilograms.
Very truly, J. TARBELL.
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DR. A. H. HILZHEIM desires to give notice
that his Office is again
Open and Ready for Business.
Nitrous Oxide Gas for the PAINLESS EX-
TRACTION of teeth, and everything that APP
pertains to a FIRST-CLASS office constantly
on hand Nov 27-IS7S-3W
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Harp er's Magazin e
1879.
Illustrated.
NOTICES OF THE PPESS

Harper's Magazine is the American Maya
zine alike in literature and in art.-Boston
Traveller.
The mos popular Monthly in the world
n. Y. Observer.
1t is an Gcellent companion for the young,
delight the mature, solace for declining
age.-Louiville Courier-Jou
No otherdonthly in the world can show SO
brilliant a st of contributors; nor does any
furnish itsceaders with so great a variety
and so suerior quality of literature
Waterman, Boston.
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The Democracy and the Money
Power.

Corinth Record
The Democracy is moving with slow, but
sure and steady tread upon this moneyed
power which has been established by cor
rupting influences and through the treach-
cry of those in whom the people reposed
confidence and trusted as faithful servants.
1t is the Democracy alone that inspires ii
with the least sentiment of fear, and it is
the Democracy alone that is destined to hurl
ir down into the depths from which ii
sprung, and make it subservient instead of
paramount to the laws of the land.
j. F. PHIPPs. Sheriff OF Qutman, has been
suspended from office. as being defauIter
for taxes collected.
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NAsHINGroN. ID. q, NoY. p. ISIS.

1AE COUNTY GRANGE viii meet in Ray
,eu0 on the fifth Saturday, the 81 day of
'''emoer, ISIS, at II o'clock, An.
L. F. Afford,
Mastar IOuntv q
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O'yka--Aid for the Fever suffer.

IssAAt Iwo-Buttou Kid Gloves-50 cents
fA"-at STADEKER
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DEATHS IN INV ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. % Tie mortuary
re port for the week ending SUNDAY shows
IO4 deaths, including thirty-Jhree children
under five years cid. Among the deaths
for the week were fourteen from yellow
fever and thirteen from other feVerS.
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Orders go J. s.aieker s. Son for samples
s.s4 with pleasure
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BIsBEE ELECTED IN FLORIDA,

JACKSONVILLE, Nov. % The Supreme
Court has decided that the three precinct
returns rejected by the Alaehua county
Canva>sipg Board are good and valid and
has issued "A peremptory writ to the board t.
canvass them. These precincts gave Bisbee.
Republic an, majority of $50, and by the
rejection of their returns by the Canvass
ing Board Hull, Democra t, was elected
Bsbee's majority is about POO in the dis
trict.
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News Of the Week.


CHARLESTON, Nov. 2l-U. ). Commits.
sioner Wiggin, who has been 'makiBga lee.
tlon arrests ia Barnwell, was recently ar
rested on the charge Of having accepted q
Drtbe 70 com promise case when state So
lici;Or in 1873.
cmnissioner sam Lee, of Sumter. aiso
Probate Judge, was arrested yesterday at
sumter for failure to keep open his office oil
Probate Judge. He refused to give bail and
went Ia j1il.
TOO MUCH RED TAPE FOR THE OFFENCE.
KNOXVILLE. Tenn, Nov Is - StcpheE
Gritty was executed al New port this alter
noon for the rape of Eva Clark white girl.
under 10 years.
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The voluies of the Magazine begin with
the Numberfor June and December of each
year. Whel no time is specified, it will be
understood tat the subscriber wishes to begin
with the curlnt Number
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THEY ALL WANT IT

Because it is a family newspaper of PURE
SOUND reading for old and young, and it con-
tains reliable and comprehensive summary
of all the important News.
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sFrrrEg has an announcement in an
t.-as.nmn that certainly means business,
.,eHlrH attention is invited.
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The Annual Volumes of HARPER's Bazaar,
in neat cloth binding, will be sent by express,
free of expense provided the fret ght does not
exceed one dollar per volume, for 81 90 each.
complete Set, comprising EteUen Volumes,
sent on receipt of cash at the rate of s. % per
volume, freight at expense Of purchaser.
Cloth Cases for each volume, suitable for
binding, will be sent by mail, postpaid on
receipt of 81 90 each.
Remitfances should be made by Post-Oflce
Money Order Draft, to avoid chance of loss.
Newspapers are not to copy this advertisement
without the express order Of HARPER & BROTH
ERs,
Address HARPER s. BROTHERS,
November 20 1873. New York
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THANKSGIVING services at the Presby-
..,.,r Church tomorrow.
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Jackson Military High School

WILL OPEN on Monday, December I'd Tut.
ion, $500, $500 and $500 per month. Ian
guages $lOO extra L. Fl. BABB
NOv:21, ISIo-4w. Principal.
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THE ALABAMA sEHAToRsHIP.

MONTGOMERY, Nov. % The Democrat
| ic caucus has nominated Gen. ;. Houston &c
succeed Spencer in the United States Sen
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A WIPE MURDERER CoNFEssEs

Boston, Nov. 2l.-E c. HAYDEN, sen
| terced at Montpelier. Vt, To be hanged
IN January next. makes a statement giving
his wife an elegant character, and charges
the crime to the .reachery of his wiie'S rel
atives, which he says. ''must have no doubt
about the feeling of the desire Of frenzy,
and uncOnsciously | did that which was
contrary to my nature, my desire, interest
and peace of mind"
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J. sTADEKER & son

Mourning Dress Goods in Cashmeres, Del
aaes, and Crepe at
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No. Sal.
PROCLAMATION
BY THE
President of the United States

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ACT OF CON
4 gress of June I'D 1876, l RUrHERFoRD j.
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 Land Office at Jack
son. in the Srate of NIississ
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COCA -1 yard thread 30 cts. per doz., at
STABEKER'S.
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NOTICE TO PREEMPrIoN CLAIMANTS

NOIlCE To PREEMPTlON CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the right Of pre-
emption to any of the lands within the town
ships and parts of townships above enumera-
ted is required to establish the same TO the
satisfaction of the Register and Receiver Of
the jackson Land Office, and make payment
thereof as soon as practicable after seeing
this notice, and before the day appointed for
the commencement Of the public sale Of the
lands embracing the tract claimed; otherwise
such claim will he forfeited
No preemption claim based on a settlement
subsequent to the date Of this Proclamation
and prior to the offering, will be recognized by
the Government
J. A. WILLIAMSON
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
July24, 1S7S-3m
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THE HOMEOPATHIC DOCTORS To INVESTIGATE
AND REPORT UPON THE FEVEk.

WASHINGTON, Nv. 23.-Mrs. Elizabeth
Thomp >On of New York, now in Washing
ton, has given five hundred dollars a.
contribution TO the fund for defraying the
expenses OF the homeopathy fever commits
sion to meet in New Orleans in week or
two This commission Is to invest gate
particularly the alleged successful treat
ment. by Eomeo pathy, and collect evidence
for statistical Information. Professor Con-
rad We>selhOcft, of Boston, President of
the American Institufe OF Homeopathy,
appointed the following physicians "a "A
Commission: DIS. w. II. Holcom be New
Orleans; Q, ;. Verdi, Washington; l.. A =.
Failioiant, Savannah J. II. Dake. Nash
vile: w. l.. Brvf0gle. Louisville; + y.
Pin Chattanooga; b. W. James, Phila-
de phia: J. Ii. Orme, Atlanta.
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NOTICE.

~ OAHCEs
THE UNDERSIGNED, having returned
from the country, announces TO the public
that his
Book and Job Printing Establishment
Is again open and a candidate for public IA
vors. In addition to superior inducements
latest improved make, and experience Sec
ond to none in the art, L offer
New and Greatly Reduced Price-List
For every kind of work in my line and
quest its consideration by persons wishing
printing done, before going elsewhere.
Give me a call before giving out your work.
| guarantee satisfaction at the very bottom
prices. j. W. SM1 LIE,
indicator building, jackson, Miss
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s,assker & Son offer their calicoes and
.-..-s.- a- prices that defy competition.
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7L-L7oAD TIMETABLE.
:, Louis and New Orleans Railroad
The yellow Fever.


The remnants oil ms ulse'S( "a - .,. al'lri
-', ..fop an unfortunate white woman died
=, negro bovel where she she had rem am
q a1T."- '', ..c'rrad. And on yesterday
c.-s' II. 49, william Coates died with
bark WON'T - . locality which had
l3l ..i.-.rfy infected. and besides sew
s-.l cases had occur 60 , -, GO forar IL uas
~ me pre-, '. .s..afo ,,i,Io,lcd mother who
asP'oP -r- Of the entire communi-
Rs have heard Of few other cases
+r ,er.aw fever complications since our
T.. I..e... f.. about making its final exit
.'. ,55-- rI.r present season.
..D
w. ,r.I.r rex-.
Money '''s' W ''5 '"- IS STanFKrp.s
-
'EE notice oI I'S' o7i 'Iii'"'0 VI De'
Dbl, in another 'o'"-'l
Justice COURT - squire ration 5
.-s-, will hold ou Thursday, 9TH Dece mber.
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STADEEER' 5.

ORR senior desires to make his specia
acknowledgements 10 his excellent and
ca-tlerare friend at Morton. Mr.. Ii. 9.
P.Ltus, for a fine young veuison, forwarded
lyeXpress. TWAS a highly relished and
u0st acceptable token ofkind remembrance
J. stadeker Son are the leaders of fashion
in Clothing ana Gents Furnishing Goods
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rr.rcr Court. - Squire Patton
...-, will hold ou Thursday, 9TH Dece mber.
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vERMoNT FAvoRs REsUMPrIoN.

MONTPELIER, Nov 25.-lhe House to-day
passed a joint resolution insructing Yer
mont Congressman to use all honorable
means 10 prevent the repeal OF the Re
SumptiOn Act
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.rr notice Of lost Certificate Of De
-..f- fg another column.
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y,.sv saved hy buyiu- your goods, at
STADEKER' rs.
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Harper'S Periodicals.

Terms for large clubs furnished on appIica-
ton.
Postage Free to all subscribers an the United
States or Gambia,
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A coLoRED ASSISTANT ATTORNEY GENERA

MEMPHIS, Nov. 21.--Attorney General @.
z. NJ. Turner, OF the Criminal Court who
was elected last August on the National
ticket. to-day appointed Frank CasseiS, col,
Assistant Attorney General. This is the
first instance known of a colored lawyer
holding al Attorney Generalship in this sec
ton of the country.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-11-27
W. G. PoINDExTER, EFT AIS.
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