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JACKSON, Miss, June IL, 1873.

GENTLEMEN-Y our note of this date invi
ting me to deliver my lecture on Human
to Marriage, on Thursday evening next, is
before me. Owing to a long Illness, during
which [ was confined to my room for many
months, my physical and mental cOnstitu-
tions were so enfeebled as TO incapacitate
would like to render. Thanking you most
cordially for your kind invitation, and with
the promise to do the best | can under the
circumstances, l am, gentleman, with con-
siderations of profound esteem,
Your obedient servant,
w. G.. CAPERS.
To Messrs. Wall, Power, Falconer, McGill,
Johnston, and others.
We are informed that tickets to the lee
ture are on sale at the drug store-fifty
cents each.
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Movement in YazOO
City.
Yazoo Herald

YaZoo Herald.
The signers of the pledge-of whom there
are about 275-organized themselves into a
society, on Monday evening, by the cleo
ton of the following officers: President
r. @. Hudson; lst Viee-President. w. d.
Gibbs: End Vice-President, j. r. Reagan !:
Ord Vice-President, Q. j. Burrus 4th Vice
President, III. c. ElletI Recording Secretary,
I'll. ID. Lester; Corresponding Secretary,
l.. B. Warren; Board of Managers-J. Q.
Prewitt, Chairman; w. 7. Hammond, A.
F. Gardner. DIR. Geo. P. Blundell, s. G.
BedweIl, Mrs. Sallie c. Ellet, Mrs. Jennie
Pugh. Mrs. Mary Murdoch, Mrs. n. T. Pugh,
Mis- Mamie Moore, Miss Lizzie Barksdale;
Committee on Music-Mrs. FL. w. Bush
man Mrs. w. s. Epperson, Mrs. J. w. Mer-
Ger, Miss Sallie Kidd, Mr.. Wesley M. Smith,
Mr.. j. w. Mercer, Mr.. W. Ii. Bushman.
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Columbu Independent

Columbus independently
The absolute necessity for two parties is
rapidly becoming apparent. 1t is not very
difficult matter for a few well armed and
determined white men to dispense a crowd
of defenceless negroes, but when pluck,
arms aud determination are Oh both sides
the experiment becomes too hazardous to
be attempted with impunity jackson
Times (Bep)
Ho, Ho. "Pluck, arms and determination"
on both sides! We hear of some, who would
assume the air of deeply injured, if they
were called radicals, advocating the neces-
sity of two parties. Wonder If they agree
with the Times that with arms in the hands
OF the negroes and their own pluck and de-
termination to back the colored troops they
C IN make the second party a success.
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The PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF NICKSBURG.
The Commercial states that the teachers
of the public schools of Vicksburg have not
been paid since December last, and that
several OF them are in great distress as a
consequence. We regret TO learn this, for
we had come to the conclusion, from two
recent visits to the Main street school that
there is not a better public school in the
State, ard that no teachers could be more
deserving prompt and full pay. The Vicks-
burg public schools are so efficient as to
dispense with the necessity of patronizing
private schools and hence the people of that
city, not being double taxed on account of
the education of their children, should see
to it that the teachers are regularly paid
We feel a general interest in the Vicksburg
schools, for the success of the public school
system there, has demonstrated that it may
succeed in every other city in the State.
The public schools there have succeeded in
commanding the respect and patronage of
all classes of the community, and if "the
authorities" have "perpetrated great
wrong" in Withholding from those faithful
teachers the compensation promised them
the people of that enterprising city should
see to it that this wrong is forthwith
righted.
There was some complaint in Jackson
that the public schools were closed after a
six months term. but the trustees were I'M
willing to continue them on the credit plan.
There is not now teachers warrant out
standing.
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JACKSON, Miss, June 10, 1873

JACKSON, Miss, June 10, 1878.
Major ". C. Capers, Present:
DEAR SIR-Learning of your presence in
Jackson, we hope it may meet your conve-
nience, at a very early day, to give to our
people your lecture entitled Human Types
and A ffinities, and their ImportanCeto Mar
riage." We suggest the House OF Repre-
senetatives, and tomorrow, Thursday even
ing, as the time.
Trusting you will respond tavOrably, we
remain, Yours most respectfully,
f. @. WALL,
j. L. POWER,
JOHN MCGILL,
ALLEN j HOOKER,
OLIVER CLIFTON,
kINLoCH FALCONER,
FRANK JOHNSTON,
j. L. LAKE. JR.
And others
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CmANCERY NOTICE.

CHIcAGo, sT. LoUIs and N. o. X. I'd. Co,
3O3 vs..
The SOUTHERN X. X. ASSOCIATION, ct al.
Chancery Court, LIST District Kinds county
Mississippi. At Rules, June 10, 1878.
Upon opening the matters OF the original
~ filed IN this cause, it appears that Henry
8. McComb, one of the defendants, and Henry
). MoCOmb, as President Of the Southern
Railroad Association, and the New Orleans.
st. Louis and Chicago Railroad. also defend
ants, is a nonresident 81 this State his post
office being at Wilmington, in the State OF
Delaware, and that neither of the above
named companies have any resident agent OF
othcer on whom process can be served and it
also appears that Jacob Thompson, another
defendant is a nonresident, his pOstofice
being Memphis, Tennessee and that Jacob s.
Rogers, Junius b. Alexander, and Charles
Butler, also defendants, are also non-residents,
their postoffice being the City of New York F.;
and that NJ. p. Matthison. another defendant
IS a nonresident, his Postotiice being Charles
ton, In the State Of South Carolina, and that
John Newell, another defendant is a non
resident, his postOfhce being Chicago Illinois
1t is therefore now ordered that the above
named defendants, including said companies
shall appear at the Chancery Courtroom in
the city of Jackson, and plead, answer or
demur to the bill Of complaint filed in this
case on or before the
Second Monday in September, A. D.. 1878,
in case they fail, that the allegations of said
bill will he taken for confessed as to them and
a decree entered accordingly.
1t is further ordered that a copy Of this
order be published once a week in The CLARION
a newspape: published in the State for four
successive weeks and that the Clerk will mail
a copy of this order, postage paid, to each Of
the above named defendants, directed to each
of them at his postofice above set forth ;
and that be mail also copies for the Southern
Railroad Association, and the New Orleans,
St. Louis and Chicago Railroad Company
directed to said H. ;. McComb, their President,
at his pOstoffice az above stated.
Ordered at Rules, this June 10th, 1878.
W. T. RATLIFF, Clerk.
by A. G. MOORE, d. G.
A true copy from the minutes.
W. 4. RATLIFF, Clerk
BY A. G.. MOORE, b. 9.
Harris & George, Complainants Counsel.
June y '7S-4w
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NRw York, June ga Washington
special of Saturday says: The resolution
offered in the Senate to-day by Mr.. Spencer
for the investigation of alleged frauds in
electoral counts and elections in A ALBANIA,
south Carolina, Mississippi, Florida add
Oregon. and the action of the Forty fourth
Congress on the same, and to further in
ouire into the overthrow OF the Packard
government, and as to any act that prompt
ed il. is the offspring OF Mr.. Conkling.
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GEN FIRE COMPANY will indulge in
an excursion and basket picnic on Tuesday,
18th inst. They invite all their friends, and
guarantee a good time. The train will
start from Brandon. The picnic will be at
Newman's Grove, but those who wish to
extend their trip to Vieksburg have the
privilege Of doing so.
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Nus pOOl UT
S. II. STACKEoUSE.

OUR neighbors' children look so rosy
and healthy and are never sick. Our chill
dren are so delicate and have sallow COM
plexions. Your neighbor keeps up with
the times and gives Shriner's Indian Yer
mifuge to his children twice year. For
sale by DR.. By ron Lemly. Jackson, Miss.
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THE sufferers by the recent fire in this
city have handed a card to Messrs. Barrows
Il SmyJhe, stating that their losses were adj
iusted to their entire satisfaction. 1t will be
found i'm another column. Messrs. Barrows
4 Smythe represent an aggregate insurance
capital of upwards of fifty-one millions of
a,II4rs
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We have had the pleasure to welcome
numerous callers at the CLARION sanctum
the past week, among them our contempt
raries Messrs. 2. X Mayors of the Pasca-
gouja Democrat Star. c, n. Harris of the
Edwards Citizen, G. L. Neill, of the ITALIA
hatchie Free Press, a. Nee. Kimbrough,
Esq, Of the Lenore bar, and Col. Eads of
Leake
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SAFE Oms.-In view of the accidents
That are occurring daily from the use OF
burning fluids. the notice of VIM j. Brown,
ST. is of interest to housekeepers. Mr.
Brown has made the oil bushes a speciality
Tor ten years, and has become high authori-
ty in that article of trade. Petro is still his
special favorite-non-explos being its
great merit-iun. II, 3 t.
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OUR excellent Auditor, Hon. Sylves-
yer 1"in' after short visit to his home in
o'o lawrence accompanied by Capt. Lowd.
one of the efficient attaches of the Anditor,s
offce--ls at his post again. Welcome
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THERE will be five thousand--more or
less-co'ored visitors in Jackson tomorrow.
All the Benevolent Societies within conve-
nient distance by rail-north, south, east
and west of Jackson-are coming here to
"celebrate." The Hope boys will turn out
in their best as an escort to the grand pro-
Ces>iOu
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WE are indebted to Hon J. r. ChaI-
mers for copy of the speech of Hon. r.
W. Townsend, of Illinois, on the regula-
ton of interstate commerce. The speech
is worth preserving.
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MEssRs. WEBB AND STEWART of
jackson, and Baldwin of Bolton, have
returned from Natchez where they have
been examining the condition of the N.
!. & G.. K. Co, and will submit report
the present week. Every facility was afford
ed them tor the investigation.
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DastardIy Outrage by Roushs.

JoLIET--Two notorious roughs entered the
house of Mrs. Leplee, widow. and despite
her screams and resistance, succeeded in vio-
lating her person. In the struggle the wo-
mans clothing was nearly torn off and the
rutlans beat her badly in the face Mrs
Leplee Is about forty-fve years of age, living
alone, and her character is said to be ire
proachable
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The Fifth Disrrfct.
Brandon Republican,

Brandon hepubIlcan.I
Gen. Lowry, of Rankin. and E. Barksdale,
of Kinds, have both positively declined
nomination for Congress from this District
We do not know whether Col. Hooker wishes
reelection or not. Hon. r. Seal, of Harrison,
Col Tim. Z. Cooper, of Copiah, and our own
talented and chivalrous townsman, A. j. Nc
Laurin, ESQ., have been mentioned as prob
able candidates.
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Cincinnati Commercial, (Repl
The more Mr.. James Z. Anderson ex-
plains his relations to the Louisiana cleo
ton the stronger becomes the develop
ment of the peculiar article OF politician
produced in the South under the benign
administration of General Grant
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For Fallen Stster. sake.

FREDERICKSBURG, VA.-Th0mas T. Nelson
a young man who came to this place day be-
fore Yesterday, from Quincy, Ill, in search of
his fallen sister, committed suicide this morn
ing, about two miles from town, by hanging
himself a forest tree.
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LosT.-On Sunday evening last, a
pocket book, containing currency and val
liable papers. The finder will be suitably
rewarded on leaving same with Mr.. H. NJ.
Taylor or at this office.
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HUzzA fol- the good old times. The
Grand Central Hotel, New York, the lead
ing hotel, announces ante Jellum prices.
1t Las reduced its rates from $500 to $3.50
an ! S2 90 nor dow
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MESsRs. JENKINS & LITTLE have
FORMED partnership for the practice of
law and will make the collection of claims
speciality. Their card will be found in
another column.
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D y. Rand. StarkVillP 81 M
w A. Bodenhamer, Okolona. , 90
W. w. Troup, A berdeen 2 90
- Nchols. canton -.---.-.---- = 90
/ A. Hunt, Ripley . 50
j. l.. Beavers, Mt. Carmel. 90
Isaac Hull, Friar's Point , On
Dr. w. Nav, Grenada , 90
j. Stokes, Macon ... , 90
i. G. Everett, Walden , on
Purnell Il Haw kins, Winoua.2 90
Reuben Davis, Aberdeen , 90
M. r. Cheatham, Yazos City ..... , on
q. w. Virgins On
w. s. Red , "a
III. r. Moblev. , M
Or. j. q. Sails. Sails ..... , 90
Budd Swayze, PIckens ........- , 90
John Swayze, --. -..-. , 90
JOS A. Saunders, Yazoo City .--.--... , 90
Green Hudson, .......... ? 90
Mrs. A. T. Clark, Kosciusko ... 90
Thos. Atkinson, Jackson ............ , 90
John Tory, Union Church .....- 90
Colin McRae, Waynes boro -.. - 2 %
K. b. Shepherd, Fort Adams / 90
n. A. j. McHenry. Macon--........ 90
M. MOsaI, Jackson .....-.. 4 SIS
A Nice. kimbrough, Greenwood ~ 2 90
j. ii. Mcdowell, Vernon ........... , 90
>. w. Jenkins. Jackson .............. , 90
j +. Tatum, Byram Observation-Disclosures. > 90
J. X. Starks. Black water, Fla . .... 90
b. + Howard, West. Observation-Disclosures. 90
r e. Sandifer, Cato ....-...-....-....I 90
X. a. Moore Holly Springs ....... 90
Ihos. j. Steen, Houlka .-.......- ? 90
b. A G. Selman, Bonneville .-. , 90
l.. Z. Clnes, Macon. Observation-Disclosures. , 90
w. c. Mclean, Grenada ......-...... 2 90
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CONGRESSIONAL NOTES.
Vote i'm the Senate TO Strike OuG
section of Army Bill FOrbiddinE
Army 20 be Employed as Posse
GOmiIR6uS.
WASHINGTON. June s.

Yeas-Allison, Anthony, Blaine, Booth,
Bruce. Burnside, Cameron (Wis), Christi
ancv, Conkling, Hamlin, Hoar Howe, Jones
(Nevada), Kellogg, Mitchell, Morrill,, Ogles-
by, Rollins, Saunders, Wadleigh and Win
dom--21.
Nays--Armstrong Bailey, Barnum. Bay
ard, Beck, Butler, Cockrell, Coke, Eaton,
Eustis. Gordon, Grover, Hereford, Hill, In
gals, Jones (FIa-.) Hermann, Lamar. Nc
Creery, Maxey, Merrimon, Plumb Ransom,
Sargent, TelerssY oorhees, Wallace, Whyte
and Withers-29.
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served Him Right.
MeadviIle Banner

On Friday last, in the neighborhood of
Shaw's Store, in Jefferson county, negro
man attacked and tried to outrage white
woman. whom he knew to be alone ut the
time, all the other members of the family
having gone away from the house that
morning on visit. The lady, however,
succeeded in getting loose from him, and
ran to the nearest neighbours house and
told what had occurred. A crowd gather
ed, found the negro, and hung him. Ii was
said the hanging was done at Mr.. VIM.
ShaW's 0in-honSe.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY.

Vital woaknOss or depression d
weak exhausted feeling, mo- energy or Cuur-
age; the result Of mental oVor-Works
intersections or excuses, or some
drain upon the system, is always cured by
HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC No. ~
IL tones UP and uyigortc- The E}stcm
aispcs the gloom and dependency, imp1rtH
strength aud eDgiry,-stOp- the drain ami
rejuyenatcs the entire man. Been used
twenty years with perfect success by thuu-
sands. Sold by dealers Price, FI.UD uDr
single VIAL or 800 per package of five FIaE
and g. 90 vial of powder sent hy mail ou
receipt Of price. Address HI WPHNEnH-
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE COWFANH
100 FULTON STREET, n IL
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Is. I. Loon. ct al,
Ns. 3l4. ; In Chancery.
EVAN Cook, ct al.
TNDER and by virtue of a final decree
~ rendered in the above stated cause by the
Chancery Court for the First District Of Kinds
county, Mississippi, and also under writ Of
Vendisioni Exponas, No. 9S9, in the case Of
b. 7. Lyon vs.. Evan Cook, to me directed
from the Circuit Court for said First District
of Kinds county, l viii, as Sheriff and Special
Commissioner on
Monday the First Day Of July, 1878,
within the hours prescribed by law, AZ the
front or eastern door of the City Hail, in
Jackson, Mississippi, proceed to sell a pub
lie auction, 10 the highest and best bidder, for
cash, the following described lands, being
and lying in said Kinds county, Mississippi
to-wit: Nv y Ne a Section ,, Township 4,
Range West; w =, Sw14, Sec. %; + y Sci, and
So Sw =, See. Is, w II - and 20 acres North
End E52 Ne4 and E13 Seia except 20 acres
Section 30 and 80 acres n End w , Nwlt and
go acres End va Swl4 Section Is, Township
5, Range l West, containing $50 acres more or
less Said lands will be sold to satisfy said
decree, judgment, interest and costs.
\. b. THOMAS,
Sheriff and Commissioner.
iuna 1-f-S-}v
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Accident Sn the Texas Central
kDad.-.Rev- Mr. Knowles shaw
M IlleO and Several BADLY
Wounded

GALyEsToN--A News special says: The
north bound passenger train on the Texas
Central road was thrown from the track by a
broken joint. two miles south of Mckinney
this morning. The ladies ear and sleeper
rolled down an embankment twenty-five feet.
killing Rev. Knowles Shaw. the evangelist
and seriously woundiug J. Todd Miller. G. "
Henry and wife. g. C. Mountcastle and two
children Twelve others were painfully but
net dangerously wounded
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A FIRM who has advertised in The
CLARION, adds at the close of business
letter: we thank you for the benefit we
&, have gained by making our business
3. known through the CLARION :"
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A STORM Of wind and rain did much
damage to the crops aud fencing in the
vicinity ofoallis, Attala county, last week.
A Presbyterian church. in course of cree
ton. at Sails, was blown down.
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Mr.. T.G. WARD, from Coopers' Wells
has shown us a specimen fig measuring 10
inches, and Weighing = ounces; and sweet
az honey. Who can beat this?
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THE lecture of Maj. Capers, Thursday
evening. will be an intellectual treat which
We are sure the ladies especially will enjoy.
We hope there viii be Il large attendance.
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Better 10 Hold Ii,


lexington AuNeruser.J
1t will be best to have the Convention
When Convention has been held, and the
nominee reelected there is no room for cavil
and no inducement for disorganizers to set up
against the regular candidate. To avoid flu
lure trouble, lets have the Convention.
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New YoRK-Wm. A. Bushnell, book
kaeOer and the confidential man of Butler,
StiIfman Il Hubbard, well known lawyers,
is defanIter in the sum of fifty thouSand
dollars. A portion OF the money was used
i'm stock spec1lations in which Bushnell
ventured extensively.
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The NaIchez Cotton Factory

Natchez Democrat.
During the month of May, just ended,
there were manufactured at the NatcheZ
Cotton Mills, one hundred and twenty bales
of cotton goods. The number of yards OF
cotton in each bale is I.200, which would
make the total number of yards manufac-
tured l44.000. Although it would seem
from these figures that the productive ca
pacity OF the mills is tolerable large, yet we
are assured that their capacity is not near
large enough to supply the demand.
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KIND WORDS.
ABERDEEN. June. ID. 1873.

ABERDEEN, june, %, 1873.
EDS. CLARIoN-EncIosed please find two
dollars subscription tor your valuable pa
per. | could not survive without the week
ly visitation of the CLARION.
Yours truly, w. w. L.
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REAiGToUs INTELLIGENCE.

uRishop Pafne's Appointments for
HS7S.
Memphis, Nov. 13-Paris.
North Mississippi, Nov. N--Macon.
Mississippi, Dec. 1s-Meridian.
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MAYOR,s NOTICE.


JACKSON, Miss, June A 1878.
TX view Of recent depredauons upon tho
Public School Building on College Green, NOS
tice is hereby given that any person found
within the enclosure Of eaid Building, exc
cept during school hours will be arrested for
trespass on public property, and punished ae-
cordingly. The patrons Of the school are res
quested to 50 notify their children
JOHN McGILL, Mayor.
June6. ,7e-9R.
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EDS. CLARIoN-Find enclosed two dollars
for the CLARION. | cannot do without it.
Please let me know always when the time
is out. Yours respectfully, d. j. n.
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sHERHF.s SALE.
7. E. RICHARDSON s. Co,
Use of Richardson & Bro,
vs..
CHARLES JEFFREY,


CHARLES JEFFREY,
MARY JETFRET.
DY VIRTUE OF THE ABOVE STATED
I'D W rit to directed from the Office of the
Clerk of the Circuit Court of Kinds County,
fer the First District thereof and returnable
to the Court of John McGill, Exc. J. p will
sell at public auction to the highest bidder for
cash, within the hours prescribed by law, in
front of the City Hall, in the City of Jack
son, on the first
Monday, the First Day Of July, 1878,
the following described property to-wit: That
part of q lot now used (then, January, 1873
by the V. M. Railroad Co., for the uses and
convenience of section house described as
commencing the boundary line between
said lot and the lot known as John Hesson
Lot" at point at right angles to and fifty
feet distant from the centre of the main track
of the Vicksburg Is Meridian Railroad, thence
along said boundary South $50 4S' East, 207
feet to the northwest corner of lot formerly
sold by the said " & NJ. r. r. Co., to Sarah c.
McShane, thence 00 13 East rs feet to the
SW corner of said lot sold to Sarah C. McShane
thence north S9o AZ west 100 feet to a point
which at right angles to and fifty feet distant
from the centre of the main track as above
stated to the place of beginning the same be-
ing part of l 78-100 acre lot No. Is West Jack
son, per City Map, lying and being in Kinds
county, and State Of Mississippi, which has
been levied upon the property Of the de-
PENDANT Mary Jeffrey, and viii be sold to sat
isfy the above stated case and all cost
Junl2, '7s-sw,
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For Sale.

HNHE DWELLING and b acre l0t iu North
A. Jackson formerly owned by r.. r. purham.
and now occupied by Mr.. NJ A. NuullUUk.
Apply to II. MUSGRONE s. co.
ec.l9, 77--U.
A FULL LINE OF CROCKERY. GLASS
IA Ware and Wooden Ware. at
"A. VIRDEN s..
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a Brace of HdiOGs.-TO Gross the
Atlantic Inn n Cookie Shell.

Special to Charleston Journal
BosroN, MASS, June 5.-On Friday,
the tiny boat Nautilus, viii sail from this
city for Europe, manned by two brothers,
w. A. and A. W. Andrews, aged res
pectiyely thirty three and twenty-three'
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DRY GROVE. June 5rh ISIS.

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