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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-12-04

rosFPoNED.-The proposed Masonic
S'rrow Lodge, which was to have been
ue'd atGrenada on Monday next. has been
po'Iponed' information having been re-
veFea from Grand Master Murphy that it
MS purpose to arrange for Grand
Aouge OF Sorrow, during the annual session
u the Grand Lodge at OkOlona next
wonth' when appropriate tribute will be
pau 10 the names and memories of all Ma
'Ons wac died during the late epidemic.
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Dec 37s

Mr.. JOHN CLEARY has been a mer
ehant IN Jackson for twenty odd years and
has established himself in public confidence
" straightforward business man who sell:
precisely such goods as he represents them.
on terms TO suit the times. The clothin 2
department is his speciality and he has JUS
received a well assorted supply. Read his
advertisement and examine his stock.
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1860 Prizes $l15, 4OC
Whole Tickets, SO. Half Tickets, 81.
Of Tickets $50 as Tickets 800
SHERIFF SALE.
CHARLES A. LIGoN,

o o4....; ! sr I Is: ieso Ala.
DY VIRTUE of the above stated writ to me
ID directed from the Office of the Clerk of
the Circuit Court of Kinds county, for the
first District thereof, | will sell at public auc-
ton to the highest bidder for cash, within the
hours prescribed by law in front of the City
Hall in the city of Jackson, the first Mon
day the 9th day of January, 1879, al the right,
title and interest the Defendant has in and TO
the following described properly, to wit: y
and W Il n 4 section II, I 5, r |, east, lying
in Kinds county, Miss, which has been levied
upon the property of the Defendant, and
Will be sold to satisfy the above stated case,
and all cost. S. B. THOMAS.
Dec 8, 107S-3w Sheriff
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Our excellent Post Master, w H. H.
Green Esq, has done the proper thing in
appointing NJ. Taos. J. Wharton Jr., Dep
uty, associated with Mr.. Carroll Johnston
They are both deserving young men, Of tirst
class business qualifications, popular ADD
obliging.
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DEATH OF Mrs. PINCKARD.-After
40 Illness Of several weeks, Mrs. S. A.
r'hekard died in this city on Saturday last.
her funeral, which was very large
y attended took place from the Baptist
church on Sabbath afternoon. The remains
we're taken to Kentucky. Mrs. Pinckard
was sister of our townsman, Thos. E.
Helm, Esq.
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bTUokaFCH 4<ouBCA'I
The c. St. l.. and N. o. f.. r. is now
doing an immense business. la addition
TO its six regular freight trains, 1t is now
running from SIX to eight extras daily to
accommodate the freight traffic. This is
one of the best roads in the country. LII
tariff is lower than any other Southern
road, and its business Is increasing daily
Much of IT'S success depends upen It's excel-
lent management.
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The card of Mr.. William Lowe, mer-
chant tailor will be found in our columns.
Mr.. Lowe has been engaged in that bust
ness tor many years. AT present he has a
very complete stock Of cloths, cassimeres,
furnishing goods. etc. If you want suits
70 tit, and to be well made, leave your meas
urns with Nj. LOWE.
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EHE VI AR IA rs.
LATEST NEW ORLEANS QUOTATIONS..
MAR R RE ID.

ERGUsoN-JoNEs.-At the Methodist
Church. Crystal Springs, on TIL ursday
evening 9th inst. by the Rev. J. l.. For
sythe, j. K Ferguson to Miss Mamie Jones.
the bride's father, Mr. VIM. G.. Barnes, in
Kinds county, by the Rev. d. [. Purser, r
A. Harris to Miss Mary Jane Barnes.
YoNGUE-JoHNsoN.-A the residence OF
the brides father, on November 18th, 1873,
by Rev. A. B. Gibson, DR.. w. p. Tongue,
of Wnona, and Miss Annie NJ. johnson,
daughter OF l.. G.. Johnston, of Sunf1ower
county, Miss.
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OBITUARIES.
The Late Andrew MarschaI

The Late Andrew MarSchalk.
'Frieud" in NAtcheZ Democrat.
Two months ago another connecting link
with the early history OF Natchez passed
away in the death of COL. ANDREW
MARSHCHALK. He was the son OF Col.
Andrew Marchalk, the better part of whose
life was spent in NatcheZ, where he l. sun
rem en- ered wildly by the older inhabi-
tants Col. Marschalk, ST., was distin-
gushed patriot and soldier during the Rev
olutiouary War, serving under Gen. Wash
ington. In 1901 lie came from few ork to
Mississippi, and in that year established the
first Newspaper published in this State, and
continued its publication until 1888, As
publisher and editor, Col. Marschalk did
much toward the development OF the South.
His son, Andrew, was bora in Natchez in
1917, aud followed the profession OF his faith
er from early years. AS youth Andrew
Marschalk was popular-a leader anon sst
his com panions, and noted for his sincerity,
earnestness, warm devotion TO friends and
respect for age. His veneration for his
father during his declining years was so
marked it became subject OF com ment.-
He was constantly engaged in journalism
and to him the press OF this country IS in
debted tor life of energetic and intelligent
labor devoted to its cause. He was the ioun-
der of many newspapers, some OF which are
still in existence-monuments OF his ability
and enterprise
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TEMPERANCE NoTIcE.-A meeting of
the jackson Conneil No. l, Independent
Order of Temperance, is called for Frid AZ
night, 9th inst. A punctual attendance is
desired, as the Council will be reorgsnfzed.
By order of the President.
J. w. SMYLIE. Rec. Sec,v.
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Tie no.t Attractive

Feature of our stock is our immense line Of
Doors AND SHOES, of every character and
description, comprising the largest and
cheapest stock we have ever opened. We
beg an ms pection of our line of Planters
heavy goods, ROBINSON & STENENs.
Dec 1 '1S-2t
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LEMLY q Son are making formidable
display in the way of family groceries and
house-furnishing goods, of which they will
make mention ere long. The junior part
ner is now in ST Louis, and is daily forward
ing the choicest goods i'm that market.
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The BreckinrIdge Monument
APrOmincnt Minister fn Disgrac
Contemplate Warfare.
From the Washington Post.I

From the Washington Post.
Three Southern women were discharged
from the Treasury Department last week,
to be followed, it is said, by all that remain.
This is feature of the s'new policy" and Is
declared by those who know TO have been
brought to the attention of Mr.. HAYES be-
fore adoption. A great and powerful ad-
minlstration this.
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New Specially

We have added to our stock a special de-
partment for LADIES UNDERWEAR and a
full line of garments. well made and of the
best material only will be found there.
ROBINSON & STEVENS.
Dnn o.
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD

SAN Francisco. NoY. 2s.-The Southern
P&c fic Railroad Company Completed their
l.5O0 men are now in tue field aud work Is
being pushed at the rate OF two miles per
day. The larger amount OF the grading
has been done as far as ella City, twenty
two miles from the Colorado river. Pas
senger trains will run to CHA City by the
middle of December.
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We are requested by Gen. j, d. Free
man. Vice President and Secretary of the
Board Of Trustees of the Jackson Male aud
Female College. to state that in consequence
OF the late epidemic the opening OF the above
school is postponed until the first Tuesday
fin January next.
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PETER p. RAILEY.

A ttOrney at H4aW-LackSOn,M Miss.
N viii prosecute claims before the Court
of Claims in Washington, d. C., and will prac-
tiee in the Circuit and District Courts of the
United States and the State Courts. Ee- APP
plications of Soldiers and Sailors, or their
widows, for pensions, under the Act of March
9Th. 1873 as well under former laws of the
United States will receive special attention.
apl24 78-6m.
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..Irrepressible.,,

Kinds County Gazette.
We know Jones lof the Advancel-Jones
Is irrepressible. When sun, and stars and
moon fade away, we may expect Jones 70
knock under, and not until hen.
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FOR RENT.

A GOOD YELLING HOUSE convenient
IA TO the business portion of this city. con-
sisGinz of six good rooms; also Dining room.
Kitchen and servants room; also, good office,
stable and carriage-house- For particu ars
apply to JOHN CLEARY.
jackson Miss Dec 4, IS7s-tf
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THE JACKSON
Military High School

Will open as soon as the health Of the oitv will
admit. Efforts will be made 70 allow pupils
of this school their part Of the free school
money. Patrons will be advised OF the OPEN
ing OF the school by postals.
The liberal patronage Of the past-for
which we ale thankful-makes as hope for
successful future.
nov. 8, 70 Sw. L. H. BABB, Principal.
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Calhoun yidette.I

Hon Jefferson Davis History of the War
between the States will soon be ready for
the press. 1t will not only find ready sale
in this but in all enlightened lands. We put
in our order now for one dozen of the His
tories
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MRS. E. L. VIRDEN has just opened
an unusually large and fine assortment of.
millinery goods, which her many custom
ers are invited 10 call and inspect for
them selves
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We learn from a private letter jnst re-
ceiyrtl from Capt " alter Aeker. late 81 lass
per. that he has heen eles ted District Attof-
nev in his Judicial District over his tw"
oppo cuts by about 800 majority. His
many friends in this county will be gratitied
to learn OF his success.-Paugding Herald.
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nRINcRToN COLLEGE. fFor bott

Sexes. Session opens SEPTEMBER 2.
Full Collegiate course. Healthy and accessi-
BILE locations; refined community; school strict
IL non-sectaIian; elegant and commOdiOus
buildings. Total cos for forty weeks, 1855 to
S235, including board, tuition, and music.
Ninety-two students matriculated last session.
Send for Catalogue. Z. LEE RLANTON,
julyl0. '78-3m. President, Princeton, KY.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Dwelling House for Rent.

L city recently oeeui led By Mrs j II. Coon
er-six rooms; convenient buildings; large
yard aud garden; sable. and horse lot I'm
mediate possession given. apply 10
dec4'4S 3w GEO. FEARN-
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Institution for Deaf Mutes.

THE NEXT SESSION OF this institution will
open Wednesday, the 11th OF Dece mber- Pupils
are urged to be present promptly at the com
men cement at the session.
BY order of the Board of Trustees
c. H. TALBOT, Principal.
jackson, Nov. u. 1S7S-2t.
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Opening of Winter Millinery
MISS S. FULLY

A1SS >. FULLY
D ESPECETULLY invites the Ladies' of
III Jackson and vic nifty to attend her open
ing OF WINTER MILLINERY, on Thursday
the 5th of December 1878; also, Urge va
riety of FANCY GOODS AND TOYS.
dec ), 10 -4w. s. ULLY.
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JOHN D. FREEMAN,

Attorney and COunselTO
Has rmoved his Office from
STATE TO CAPITAL STREET, JACKSON, MISS,
THREE Doors ABOVE CLARION OFFICE,
Practices as usual in all the courts at Jackson
and in Kinds and Rankin counties, and will
be happy to see his friends from all parts of
the State nov. 13, 1S78-9m.
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Mourning Goods

speciality in every fabric and style
rflees lower than ever before.
ROBINSON & STEVENS.
Dec. 3'7S-2t.
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W s SKELLENGER.

ESSEE OF BLIND INSTITUTE WORK
IL SHOP, informs the public that he is pre-
pared to make Mattresses or repair old ones
Chairs re-caned at short notice A full as
sortment of BroOms always hand. Persons
wishing work done, viii please give notice by
postal card, and articles will be sent for and
returned free of dray expense.
dec 4'7S-4w
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FINE TURNIP5 We are under obi
cations 10 our considerable friend, Mrs. G.
A. Brougher for some mammoth turnips
ofthe Red top Norfolk. Amber-Globe Rrt
Baga varieties. As our turnip patch was
neglected during the epidemic, this contri
button i, the more appreciated.
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NOTICE

Is hereby given that Cert ifeate OF Deposit, No.
439, issued by Capital state Bank, jackson,
Miss, January 10Th, 1878, due twelve months
from that date. has been lost and the public
is hereby notified not 10 buy or trade for the
same.
nov. % '7s-4w. ANNIE RIGLEY
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Fort Wayne (Ind.) journal.

BAILEY-ABELL-Capta Clarence NJ.
Bailey, T. 5. A, and Miss Sarah A, daugh
ter OF Alex. G.. Abel, Esq. were married
in Grace church, in the city of San Francis
co. California on the 10Th of November,
inst, Rev. VIM. II. Platt, officiating. Cap
tain Bailey. son of Hon. Peter p. Bailey,
OF jackson, Miss, was born and brought up
in our city; aud is favorably RENE rendered
as one of the leading young men in society.
and as an intelligent, ambitious and enter
prisirg citizen.
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Cg,xcgRY C0URT.-An extra term
rho Cbancery Court Of Kinds county viii
,.b.l5 at Raymond on the third Monday
ii this month.
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mr. Walden Looking Amer His
University students
Orford IN con.l


DR.. C. NJ. VSiden was in our town last
week lacking after his thirty benefeiaries,
he is sending to the University These
Young men will mess together and cook toF
themselves. provisions being furnished oy
DIR. Walden.
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President Of the United States.
By the President:
J. A. WILLIAMSON,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PREEMpTIoN CLAIMANTS.

Every person entitled to the RIGHT of pre-
emption 10 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 be forfeited.
No preemption claim based on 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.
Julv2I lS78-3m
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WILLIAM LOWE,
MERCHANT TAILOR,

SPRyGLER's BLOCK. NEARLY OPPOSITE STATE
House.. JACKSON, MISS
A FULL LINE OF BROAD CLOTHS, CAS-
"A SIMERES, Gents Furnishing Goods, of
best quality always on hand Suits made in
latest styes, and = reasonable prices. Orders
from any part Of the State will receive prompt
aud careful attention, ldeco, oily,
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MiItOpen Ihis Morning

\ full line of goods from the Wesson
Mills comprising full stock of their cele-
brated Jeans.
ROBINSON s. STEVENS.
Dec BIS
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The Death of Col. w. IF. Dowd.

Death that has OF late so often sought a
shining mark' in our Sunny land, and that
has within the last few weeks darkened the
doors of many of our happy homes, has
again laid his heavy hand upon us. On
Thursday evening, the 2Sth instant, Col,
VIM. F. Dowd, the distinguished LAWYER and
able advocate, was called from the sphere
of his usefulness, and he whose eloquent
tongue has so often plead the cause OF the
weak and the oppressed, hath been sum
moned To that Court, Supreme above all,
where even the great advocate pleads for
himself alone. and whose Judge, the God
of Righteousness, the pure of heart fear not
to face.
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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 every thing that APP
pertains to a FIRST-CLASS Office. constantly
on hand. Nov Z1-1S7S-3w.
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TIE sales OF public lands in this State
commenced Yesterday at the Capitol under
,be .uuerintendence Of Judge r. j. AlcOrn,
Receiver of Public Moneys, and Capt. r, c
Kerr. Register Of the Land dice.
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oxf thousand Strawberry Plants for
20 80 per thousand Apply to II
S,..tb,u,e. Crystal Springs, Mis-.
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WANTED to secure . position M Manager
Of q plantation for 1879. Will bring best ref
erence as TO energy, judgment and honesty.
Eov27, I8T8-4w. Address, CONWAY,
Dry Grove, Miss.
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JOHN M. SMYLIE,
Post Office Box I69.

jackson Mississippi.
viii attend to any land business entrusted
to his care.
Parties desiring to purchase any Of the lands,
offered al the Government sale, to take place
the 29th of October, 1878, will find it to their
interest 10 correspond with him.
iulyol, T8-4wl
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OFFICIAL returns from Florida show that
the Democrats vii have not less than TWEEN
tv-eirhf majority on joint ballob in the Leg
islatnre just elected lin Florida
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| w. G. PoNDExTER, TT AIS.
| VS.. No. 49,.

w. g. PoINDExTER, ET AIS.
VS.. No. 4SD.
H. III. SOUTHwORTH EFT AIS.
7 APPEARING to the satisfaction Of the
i Court that Mary II. SOuthworth, one Of the
defendants herein, cannot be found in this
State, on diligent search and inquiry, and
that the postoffice and temporary residence Of
said defendant is Lancaster, Garrard county,
Kentucky; it is therefore ordered that said
defendant do appear before the ChanceTy
Court of Lefore CO lnty Mississippi, al Month
ly Rules, to be held by the Clerk of said Court,
in his Office on the Second Monday of January,
1879, and plead, answer or demur to the bill
filed against her and others, by w. O. Poiu-
dexter, ct ais. It. is further ordered, that this
notice be published according to law, in "The
Weekly Clarion, a public newspaper, pub
lished in Jackson, Kinds county, in thi State
Thus ordered, this 18th day Of November,
1878 B F. MITCHELL, Clerk.
By JNo. d. CHIcKERING, ID. Z.
A true copy from the minutes
H. 81 q. MITCHELL, Clerk
BY JSO. d. CmoKERING, d. c.
L. P. YERGER, Sol.
Nov u '7S-4w
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Jackson Military High School

WILL OPEN on Monday. December 2d. Init
ion, $500, $500 and $500 per month Lan-
guages 500 extra IL H BABB
N0V.27, 1e78-4W. Principal,
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A GOOD STORE AND DWELLING com-
bined centrally located, on reasonable terms.
For particulars, inquire at this ofice-
Nov q, 1854.
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boz. Ladies Cloaks. The newest
styles of the season.
ROBINSON & STEVENS.
Dec. 3'7S--2t
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FOR RENT.

A COMFORTABLE DWELLING with s
II Rooms and 0uthouses, good Cistern AID
half acre garden in perfect repair, and con-
venient to the business paFt of the city.
Apply to TH0S. MARION.
iulys4 ff6-tf
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For RENT. desirable residence in
upper part of the city. There has been no
fever in vicinity. See advertisement of
Geo. Fearn, Esq.
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..$l.557,S44,6O0

The Pacific Railroad bonds aud the navy
pensions fund bonds, amounting together
To seventy eight millions OF dollars, and
expressly payable in legal tenders, were al
so outstanding at that time. Fourteen days
after Gen. Grant became President. on
March Is, 1869, he signed the 'act to
strengthen thr public credit of the United
States" by which all these different bonds,
ana other forms OF public debt payable in
legal tenders, were advanced enormously
in value, for the exclusive benefit of the
bondholding class at the cost of the tax
UaVer,
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DIED.

At her residence. State street, Jackson, Miss,
on November 10Th, 1878, Mrs. s. A. PINCK
ARD in the 69th year of her age.
Farewell dear friend long farewell,
May angels guide thee to the shore,
Where all is happiness and love
And God shall reign forevermore.
There are no tears in heaven It's said,
Tne Saviour wipes them from our eyes!
Then wherefore mourn for those he calls,
Where peace and happiness meier dies
Ny prayers, dear friend, your last request,
Shall TO the Fathers throne ascend,
Yes | will ever think of thee,
When low in prayer the knee shall bend.
Kind Father bend thee down end guide
Her footsteps 10 the realms of light,
The iIght-that promised golden day,
The day that has no darksome night
Up to the golden heights of heaven
over the beauteous fowery sod,
Bear her up from height to height,
To the bosom of her cod.
A FRIEND.
in Jackson Miss. November 21st, at G
o'clock A NJ. 1873. ANNIE OLIVIA infant
daughter OF E. B. and A. NJ. Comfort, aged
l month and Is days.
On Monday. 25th November, at the resi-
dence of Col. Thos. s. Dabney. of Kinds Co.
John w. Saunders, Architect, after an i'll
ness of two hours. MIR. Saunders was born
in Austin county, Virginia, came to this
State about the commencement of the war,
and was about 81 years old at the time OF
his death.
Virginia papers please copy.
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NurrygRY.-The ladies are invited
a attend the opening of Miss Tu lly's win
t.r millinery Al her store on State street,
,o-o,orrow. See invitation in another
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rpr tramp nuisance has commenced
,,.fn. 1. there no law by which our city
7,bori.jes can abate it?
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v,.srssIPPI CoMMANDERY Knights
= .,n,ar. viii elect officers next Monday
In The Sir KnigA1s are requested to
t,k. due notice.
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NKw. ORLEANS, Dec. H. Right Rev. n II,
B. Wilmer, Bishop Of the Diocese q Lonas-
8ied suddenly &C the Sc. Charles Hotel, &C Z
r. NJ, Of appolexy.
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Mrs. MoRANcY, the accomplished
lac who fills the office OF state Librarian
,a5 Keeper Of the Capitol 80 acceptably, is
,,ip al her post.
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FOUN I'D.

NEAR CLINTON, pair of Specs. Can be
had By proving property and paying for this
advertisements, at SEUTTEkS.
Eov27 lR78-I
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TUE BLIsD INSTITUTE Work SHOP
=. .g,ia in i1lI operation. Mr. Skellengerr
I'll, .es,ee, has a notice in another column
d., ds.srves a liberal patronage.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-12-04

JKFFERsoN, only i've votes cast for Csc
telIo in the county.--Fayette Chronicle,