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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-05-22
SECTIONS REPORT, (CoL.)

JACKSON, Miss, May 5, 1873.
To the Honorable Board of Mayor and Alder
men;
GENTLEMEN-I herewith submit to your
Honorable Body the following report, con-
tanning list of all persons buried by me in
the city cemetery during the month of
April, 1873:
April lO-Infant child OF Allen Thomas,
aged months disease measles.
April l6-Infant child of Minerva Owen,
aged five months; disease unknown.
April 20-Fannie Saunders, age and dis
ease unknown; pauper.
April 20-TWo infant children of Julia
Jaynes srill-born.
Respectfully submitted,
TURNER PATTERSON.
City Sexton.
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A Compliment Dessryen.
Vicksbqrg Com mercial.

Ficksbgrg Commercial
Among those elected to receive the degree
of Sovereign Grand Inspector General, the
the thirtv-third and last degree of Masonry,
by the Supreme Council of the Ancient
and Accepted Scottish Rite OF Freemasonry
at the recent session in Washington. ID
a.. was the Hon. Frederick Speed of this
eity. 1t will be seen from the fact that
the Hon William Cothran, of Carrollton,
and Judge Speed, are the only mem
BERG of the Masonic Fraternity in this State
who hold this high rank, at the present time,
that the honor is by no means common
one. The Supreme Council was presided
over by General Albert Pike, of Arkansas,
and amoung those present were Gen. Ro6-
ert Toom6s. of Georgia.; DR.. Albert u
Mackey, of South Carolina; DR.. Bachelor,
of Louisiana; John Robin Mcdaniel. OF
Virginia; Theo. S. ParviR, OF Iowa; Hon
20. A. Fellows, of Louisiana; Dr. u. Ii.
Hubbard. formerly of this CITY, hut now OF
California; and many others OF the most
distinguished Masons of this county.
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PFFTENGuI's NEWSPAPER DIRECToRY
for ISIS is the most complete annual CT the
Kind yet given to the public. Its compila-
ton Is the result of great labor and skill,
and its value to advertisers and publishers
can be Seen at a glance. We returns thanks
Tor copy. The number ofnewspapers and
other periodicals in the United States re-
corded in this volume, is S,I33. of which
there are f62 daily. GI tri-weekly, ia semi
weekly, 6,lS5 weekly, III semi-monthly,
81 monthly, Is bi-monthly, 81 quarterly.
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Barnes Hotel, Mississippi city.
NEW MANAGEMENT.

WE HAVE LEASED BARNES HOTEL
w for Five Years n D. fhc finest llulrI
Battling on the Gulf Coast Accommodations
for five hundred persons. Never ha- boon
case of Yellow Fever a. This rluco Bathing
and Fishing unsurpassed. Billiards. Ten Pine.
Croauet. rchery, and AN other uuuscmtuiH
for Ladies and Children. A FUN Brass ANIL
String Band. Magnificent Picnic and En-
campment Grounds Of fifteen acres Live
Oak Shades, and Springs Of Pure aud sulphur
Water. Bathing and Fishing privilege FnEE
or CHARGE. Barnes Hotel viii Doe irst-clu-f
in every respect.
TERMs-Per Day, 81 90; per Week, ilj OJ
Per week, mot less than 3 weeks sl2 ODD.
CHAS. +. SMEDES, 81 JNO. J.. ROWLAND,
rUuTHIETDE-.
MyS fTg-4v
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Aberdeen Examiner.I

AOerdeen Examiner.
The CLARION says that ssnext to the Khe-
dive of Egypt. Mr.. L. Richardson, of Jack
son, Miss, is the most extensive cotton plan
ter in the world" The CLARION could truth
fully have added that as manufacturer-the
proprietor of The Wesson Mills-he is almost
the only one in the world who is making
handsome profits and working to the full
capacity of bis mills In these hard times {;
and that as a dealer in general merchandise,
he Is running more stores than any other
man in the South, while as the senior part
ner OF the New Orleans cotton commission
house Of Richardson & Nav, he is carrying
on. next to Meyer, Weiss & Co., the heavf-
est business in that line controlled by any
one firm in the world.
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WASHINGTON CORR is PON a.
ENCE.

W4sHINGTON, ID. c., May Is, 1873.
EDS. CLARION Herewith / send list
of the Mississippi killed and wounded and
missing at Buena Vista, which L have
copied from an Executive document espec
ially for the Clarion, presuming it would
furnish interest to the Mexican veterans of
our State. Z. +. NJ.
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GrN W. + FIrZGERALD, (who has
been pronounced in our hearing by a dis
un-uishyd lawyer a. the most successful
c-imis.4. pIeaier in the State). Judge Brien,
d veteran Democrat, and member of the bar
of Nieh>burg: aud Capt. W. IL. Handy, of
the Meridian bar. whose high reputation as
an orator has derived additional lustre by
his recent eloquent speech at the unwilling
of the Confederate statue at GAINESVILLE
We're among our welcome callers during
the pa>t week.
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Justice is About TO Overtake the
Authors and Bemeficiarfes
of the Great Fraud.

From the Syracuse Courier.l
s'The mills of the gods grind slow. but
they grind dreadfuIly fine Judge Black
reminded the Electoral Commission, as he
finished administering his parting castiga-
ton of that guilt-stricken body. The grind
ing lie about TO commence. The Nemesis,
which Judge Black predicted would sooner
or later overtake the authors of the
conspiracy, already raises its clenched
hands over the heads of the guilty wretches
who in vain have striven to escape its pur-
suit. Public opinion, moving on with deep
and resistless current, has swept reluctant
Congress with ii.
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HARRIS BARksDALE. City Clerk,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Among the antecedents OF disease are
inertness in the circulation of the blood, an
uunaturally attenuated condition of the
physique, indicating that the life current Is
deficient in nutritive properties, wan,
haggard look, inability to digest the food,
loss of appetite, sleep and strength, and a
sensation of unnatural languor. All these
may be regarded as among the indicia of
approaching disease, which will eventually
attack the system and overwhelm it, IL it is
not built up aud fortified in advance. In
vigorate, then, without loss oftime, making
choice of the greatest vitalizing agent, Hos
letters Stomach Bitters, an elixir which
has given health and yigor to myriads of
the sick and debiIitated, which is ayouched
by physicians and analysis TO he pure as well
as effective, which IL immensely popular In
this country. and extensively used abroad,
and which has been for years past one of
the leading medicinal staples Of America.
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The sunday school Work.

There is to be q grand Sunday School
Celebration at Water Valley on Friday, OF
this week, when steps win be taken for the
organization of County Sunday School
Association.
Alfalfa will organize 8 County School
Convention on Thursday, June 9th. All
Sunday SCHOOL teachers, superintendent
aud Ministers OF the Gospel, throughout the
county, are invited to attend.
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Investigating Conn
nfUIeR.
rue coMMIrrEE SELECTED.

PHILADELPHIA. Nav 10 Speaker Randall
lett the city for Pittsburg To night To attend
the Democratic State convention. Before
leaving ne decided upon the following as the
select committee OF eleven on the Potter
resolution, which will be announced to-mor-
row by MIR. Sayler speaker pro TEN:
Hons Clarkson n. Potter, New York (;
VIM, r. Morrison, Ms; Eppa Hunter, Nir-
ginia; John Mcmahon, Ohio -. G.. ). Black
burn. Kentucky; w. >. StSnger, Penn. ;
Thomas X. Cobb. Indiana; Democrats. b.
f. Butler, Mass. Frank IliscOSk, New York /;
!. ID. Cox, Ohio; and Thos. b. Reed, Maine,
Republicans,
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MEnLCAL CARn

DR J. H. CARLEY, late Of starkyiuo, Mics.
- respectfully announces to thc citizens of
Jackson and vicinity, that he has opened GOA
Office in The rooms recently occupied hy o.
Musgroye s. Co, Ina the corner building op-
positc State Capitol. Professional calls win
receive prompt attention, have enjoyed uu
active practice of twenty-five your-, and largo
experience in the wards of leading hospitals
North and South, and offer nay services t1 thg
people Of jackson confident that ! eau give
satisfaction y. II. CARLEY, NJ. %.
MyS TS-fw.
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HORACE WATERS d Sons, IA East
nth Street, New York, manufacturers and
dealers in Organs and Pianos have Tor
period OF almost 30 years enjoyed the con-
fidence of the entire music-lOying pOpula-
ton. The superiority of these instruments
is attested by the numerous testimonials
constantly received by them.
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SECTIONS REPORT, (wHTTE)
JACKSON, Miss, May, 1873.
To the Honorable Board of Mayor and Alder
GENTLEMEN-I have the honor to make
the following report as sexton for the white
people for the month OF April, 1873:
April I6-Mrs. Hayes, age 80 years; can
Ger.
April 18-Infant, still-born, of Mr.. Gray.
April 2I-Infant, still-born, of Green
Wilson.
April 29-Mrs. Soyer, age % years;
consumption.
April 24-Infant, still-born, of James
Brown.
Respectfully submitted,
PHILLIP RYAN,
City Sexton.
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PErER HALEY.

A ttOrmey nt tNS---Bncis-Om. Vui~~.
N viii prosecute claim- before the Court
of Claims in Washington, d. g., and 80 ill Irle-
tice in the Circuit and District Courts of thr
United States and the state Courts. Er Mp.
plicatious of Soldiers and Sailors. ON their
widows, for pensions, under the Act OF March
9th, 1873, as well as under former laws of thc
United States, will receive special attention
anl2I Is Gm.
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A STEAM LAUNDRY has recently. been
established by Capt. n. johnson, one mile
west of Jackson. He will wash clothes in
best style, by the dozen, week, or month, at
reasonable rates. Those disposed to pat
roniZe 50 commemorate AN enterprise, can
leave word at DIR. Byron Lemly's. If.
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CONGRESSIONAL NOTES.


WASHINGTON, May lS.-Mr. stephens ask
ed 10 be put upon record that he was absent
on leave OF the House yesterday when the
vote was taken upon what is known as the
Potter resolution, aud he was paired with
Mr. Harris But for the pair he would have
voted against the resolution IA II stood.
Mr. Ellis, from the committee on Elections,
reported a resolution declaring there had
been no fair, free and peaceable election in
the First Congressional District OF South
Carolina.and that neither Rainey, the sitting
member, nor Richardson, the contestant,
was entitled To seat.
Democratic IUVeSIiSaIing Conn
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Religious Notes.

The General Assembly of the Presby-
terrain Church in the United States assem-
bled in Nashville on the 10th inst. DR.. Z
A. Stillman, Of Tuscaloosa, Ala, preached
the inductory sermon. Rev. DR.. Peck, OF
Virginia, was elected Moderator. The at
tendance is very full.
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THE general demand for HOME SroM
ACH BITTERs, and its adaptability to so
many sicknesses, compels us to speak in
the highest terms of its value us a blood
purifier, and cure for dyspepsia and fe-
male disorders.
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There's no place like it, especially if the
Observation-Disclosures or bread and the tea-rolls
or mullins are nice, light and enjoy able.
Always use DOoLEYs YEAST POWDER in
the production of these articles, and, other
things being equal, home will always be
sweet and happy.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

ARE INVITED FOR THE ERECTION OF
n a new Fence around the City Hall Square;
the building Of new Water Closet and re-
building the Fence around the Jail The City
will furnish all the material, Parties bidding
will make proposals for each job separately.
Plans and specifications are on file at Mayor 9
Office. Bids must be filed by II o'clock NJ,
Monday, 9th inst. | reserve the right to re-
jeet any or all bids.
JOHN McGILL Mayor,
Jackson. Nav y. 1878
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Normal Departments, TOu2alO9
University.

ToUGALoo, May II, 1873
EDITORS CLARIoN-PIease state that the
closing exercises of this Institution will
occur June 9th. On the 81, 4th and 9Th,
We shall have our examination. There Will
be three graduates in the Normal Depart
ment Rev w. 5. Alexander, OF the
city Of New Orleans, will deliver the
annual address on Thursday morning.
alter the exercises by the graduates. The
same night, members of the Normal and
Intermediate Departments will give an eX-
Hipition in the Benevolent Hall, jackson
We shall be glad to see our friends on
these occasions. The school is prosperous
We have an excellent corps of teachers and
good patronage.
s. - Pei. ISria
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Semator RnNnrd,. Letter.

We have before Us an enquiry from an
old much esteemed friend in reference 10
the statement we made last week about
Senator Bayard. We can satisfy our friend
without any trouble. There is no doubt
about it whatever. Senator Bayard wrote
the letter To Speaker Percy.--Columbus
independent
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$50 90 Reward.

OTOLEN FROM OUR TAN YARD AT THE
- MISSISSIPPI STATE PgNITESTIARY on Sat-
urday night. May the 18th, 20 Sides half tanned
Hemlock Sole Leather
We will pay $50 90 reward for the thief and
hides aad 500 90 for evidence that will Sc
cure his CONNECTION.
j. s. HAMILTON & co,
My22 Lessees Miss. Penitentiary.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

UTANTED.-We desire to establish gem
w eral Agency in JACKSON, or vicinity, to
control the sales Of staple article OF daily
consumption. Any energetic man with small
capital may secure a permanent, paying bust
ness For particulars address EMPIRE MANU-
YAcTURISG COMPANY l82 Fulton St., N. Y.
Mv22 7S-2w.
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Fiftieth Marriage Anu,ver..rx

GOLDEN WEDDING. 1873"
'ooohess and mercy have followed us all
the days of our lives"
jackson Times OF the 16th.l
Such was the heading to an invitation to
be present at the Fiftieth Anniversary of
me marriage Of Daniel Nj. aud Mar, G
"hklhson. which occurred yesterday eve
hthg at the residence of their son-in-Iaw
N"i- .. l. Power, in this city. Invitations
were extended generally and by Z 30
CLOCK The parlors were we'll filled, and not
lew continued to arrive up to the hour our
reporter left. Many were the congratula-
tons showered upon this aged and bannv
couple and they We're the recipients of q
mum Der of valuable aud appropriate me-
mentoes and reminders of the happy occa-
SION Before refreshments were an
announced, the guests present all joined ia
singing one OF those familiar hymns, not
new To any OF Us, and which to hear, brings
back to our memory the earliest recollec-
tons of church music. After
How rm "a Foundation"
was sung, addresses were made bv Major
f. Barksdale, Rev George A. Smythc and
rian Church of this city, whose address to
the couple was most touching and impress
sive. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilkinson have been
true and consistent members OF DIR. Hun
ter'S church Tor over thirty years. thus
proving that they are On a firm founda-
ton" The reception rooms were deco
rated very tastetully. and in fact every
thing that was done was thoroughly done.
appropriate and in place. The supper was
fit for King, and enough for the Kings
army. There were great many floral of
ferings several of which attracted consider
able attention, viz: One from Mrs. Green,
"a golden bouquet one from Mrs. Mckee
and one from Mr.. Seutter. Everything
passed off pleasantly, the affair being one
of the most unique aud enjoyable we ever
attended. We certainly take pleasure in
congratulating Mr.. aud Mrs. Wilkinson on
their 'Fiftieth Marriage Anniversary"
Nothing can be added to the very
handsome and felicitous report of our
neighbor of the Times, which we have
copied, OF the reception at the residence of
our associate, Col. Power, on the occasion
of the tiftieth marriage anniversary of Mr..
Daniel NJ and Mrs. Mary c. Wilkinson, on
the evening of the 10Th inst. 1t was a nu-
merous collection of the young and the old
who gladly embraced the opportunity to
tender their congratulations to the venera-
be couple whose marriage relation has sur
vved the vicis-itudes of fifty long years,
and who still live to enjoy the contentednt SIS
and health which wait upon those who.e
consciences are void OF offence and whose
chief JOY has been in doing good all their
lives. B.
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Mr.. S. *. Myrick, son of Mr.. r.. A. Ny
rick died &C the residence Of his father IN
Bolton ON Saturday last. He was about y
wears of age, and had been married but
few mouths.-R9ymond Gazette.
The death Of this estimable young man IS
very much regretted. lie was the son-in-
law of Mrs J. :. Knapp, relict of the late
DIR. Knapp formerly of Jackson, aud well
remembered for his worth.
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LOST.

ON THE EVENING OF THE lIgU INST.
~ either in or within three miles of Jackson,
on the Jackson and Cooper Well road, pair
Of GOLD SPECTACLES. Any person ending
the same will be literally rewarded b. leaving
them at this Office or at II. f. Sizers.
7. n. NORRELL.
Myl5, 7S-2w
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J. NJ. Cain, street .........-.....-..$4 IS
Chas. Morgan, Jail NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 80 90
I'll. Strauss, streets. ...--... 1890. ....... 10
Brougher Il Brown, streets. ....-.... Z Is
Buck Williams streets ..........-.. 30 90
John A Webb, streets. .............. Il 81
j A. Moore, streets observation-disclosures. "a
J. i B. Hart, streets ..-.. .-........ u 81
jackson Gas Company, School. ...... 10 90
t. +. Chiles, contingent .....-....... "a &C
On motion of Alderman Harrington, the
office of City Physician was abolished, and
the Mayor was authorized, in the event of
the sickness of city prisoner, to call in n.
Geo. K. Harrington, ana for each visit he
shall be allowed ore dollar.
Or motion of Alderman Lowd, the CITY
Sections were instructed to make the neces-
saTy repairs on the fence of the city Gene
terry.
On motion of Alderman Lowd, the Mayor
was authorized to accept the proposition of
the Board of Supervisors of Kinds county
and to have the necessary repairs made on
the Jail fence and water closet; also to let
out the building of picket fence around
the City Hall to the lowest and best bidder.
The Marshall was instructed to notify Mr..
VIM. Hansberry to have the brick in front
days from date.
The Committee on License made the fol
lowing report:
Your committee. to whom was referred
the petition of HOffheimer s. Bro, to retail
vinous aud spiriruous liquors, find, after a
careful count, that they have the requisite
NUN Der of Signers as required by law, and
would recommend that license be granted
said petitioners for one year.
w. Q. LowD,
THOS. ANDERSON.
j. =. HAMILTON.
On motion of Alderman Anderson, license
was granted Hoffheimer & Bro, upon their
paying three hundred dollars and giving the
proper bond.
On motion of Alderman Lowd the Board
adjourned.
JOHN McGILI., Mayor.
Harris RARKsDALE CITY Clerk,
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The VVny 40 DO Ia.
From the Troy Budget.l

7 TONI UNC ITOV DUUatI'I
It is perhaps proper to say to the Demo-
cratic gentlemen in the House of Represen-
tatiVes that the way to investigate the Pres
idential question Is to investigate. There
has been shutting and evasion enough about
this business to expose some members to the
imputation of cowardice, and they are not
Republicans either.
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THE name of Mr.. w. II. Stubble-
field OF Yazoo, who called to see us, the
present week. is enrolled severely wound
pi" among the Mexican war veterans pub
'i,hed I'M another column. We wish our
oll friend many days of health and pros
urri.v
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OFFICE or THE
INSURANCE 90.

At the meeting Of Stockholicr- of thc PLAN
tiers Insurance Company Of Mississippi. ada
veriised to be held on the 18th day 0t April
1873 no quorum being present the stockh0II-
ers present adjourned 10 meet again ON Thurs
day 2}d day Of May, 1873 az noon. when an
are requested 10 be present iu person or lY
proxy for the election Of Directors t0 serve
for the ensuing year, and the transaction Ut
such other business as may De brought before
them.
N. II. VASHooK. sccy.
Nav I5 IsTs-2t
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From Cameron's Harrisburg Telegraph
An anti-Southern claims plank will be-
come necessary to the completeness and
strength oil every Republican platform built
This wear.
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JACKSON, Miss, May s, 1873.
To the Honorable Board of Mayor aud Alder
men
GENrLEMEN-I have the honor to re-
spec fully submit to you my report of war
rants and licences issued during the month
of A pril 1878:
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pgv G.. 3. GALLOWAY, returned from
..-..to Yesterday We are glad to note
b.. looks much improved in health
,..l-burg Herald, 18th.
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MAYOR McGML invites proposals for
-..r fence around CRY Hall Square, and
'....- re.lad Improvements, See his no.
.....fr. another column
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r F. NoEL, ESQ, promising young
.....a~ of .he Lexington bar, was in the
-F.4p.-t week engaged upon an impor-
~ ..... .sirH Mr. II. ). AIlen,his senior as
s.atase.
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SCARLET FEvER kills children, and so
do worms Shriner's Indian Vermifnge
will destroy and expeI worms wherever
they exist in the human body. For sale by
DR.. Byron Lemly, Jackson, Miss.
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Ds ". 2. GARLAND, one Of the old
.,.d most respected citizens of this vicin
49,. 5f.5 at lis residence near Jackson on
-..grdag last.
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Col. ". T. ROBERTSON, of Scott
county, a sraonch ir'eno OF LIE oLAki '
and one OF the 2oou men anu Urue Oh V'aI
.tfa old county, favored US with a visit
yesterday. lie reports the condition of the
l.gnrr decidedly improved, agriculturally,
s....r. f.I IE-
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JOS. p. MACHECA.
IEsrAnLIsuED ~ 1893

lEsTAHLlNNEN IN ia"'s|
LNRUIT AND GENERAL
IL COMMISSION HhEECCHIAN'u.
@ and TOuIOus 81, -NeVy OrIcau-.
E8- Consgnments of AN kinds such a.
Peaches. Pears, Eggs, Chickens. ctc.. SOLICITED.
Prompt sales, and returns made with each
shipment.
My1 7s-3m
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Worlds Cotton supply.

The New York Commercial aud Finan-
cial Chronicle make the visible supply OF
cotton 2,ijl 076 bales. against ,, 524 324 bales
last week, and 1920 $40 bales a decrease
compared 10 the former OF 73,24S bales, and
a decrease compared 10 the latter of 479,594
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The army appropriation bin appropriates
nearly twenty-seven millions, provides for
twenty thousand enlisted men, composing
six cavalry and fifteen infantry regiments.
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FARr4 FErIr.-We are indebted to
All. $. II. -tackhouse OF Crystal Springs, for
-peclmau Of early peach fully matured
and rfneunI Ola the I7th inst. 1t is of good
..,. fragrant and delicious. Mr.. SJackhouse
f.aru- a- that the Crystal Springs fruit
Growers wilt commence shipping their
,....t rrau North next week