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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-12-16
CRUISE OF THE ..NANCY LEE.n

The Nancy Lee is Uncle Tins sail
boat, He promised all of us that he
would give US sail in her down the
harbor on the Fourth of July. By 'all
of u.s. [ mean. besides myself, my sis
tiers Ann and Julia. and my brothers
Charles and William.
Father did not much like to trust
US with Uncle Tim alone. But Uncle
Tim was what was called an expert"
in sailing boat, and he had taught
William how 10 help him.
Promise me, Tim if you see the least
sign of squall coming up, you will
steer at once for safe landing place"
said father. Tim gave the promise, and
we went down to the wharf with our
basket of things for dinner; for our
plan was to steer for Duck Island, where
there was snug little cove, while on
the beach, sheltered by two high rocks,
was hut with fireplace, and plenty
Of driftwood lying about.
1t was warm pleasant day. We
passed the lighthouse in fine style,
William taking off his hat, and giving
three cheers, while Julia waved her
handkerchief. But oh! we had not
gone half a mile farther, when big
black cloud gathered in the west; and
Uncle Tim said, "Now, girls shall VIC
steer for home, or for the Island %
"Oh. for home. as quick as you can %
said Ann.
ITO late p replied Uncle Tim
''Here we are, close upon Duck Island
Our best way will be to land there
and wait till the thunderstorm is over. >
So up into the little cove glided the
Nancy Lee. Brother William and the
boys made her fast by an anchor in the
sand and we girls ran to the hut, where
we arrived just as the big drops begar
to spatter from the clouds. Soon W,
made fire. The boys brought up tn,
baskets and we boil some potatoes and
got all ready for dinner. 1t was I;
merry little thunder-shower, and quick
! ly passed away, leaving the brightest o
blue skies. The wind fell, and all wa
calm ; so we spread eur table on fla
rock, which the sun had dried. Nha
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-12-16
Special Interest to
the Public!

will sell for the next two
weeks for Cash a lot of Repel-
lents,in colors Grey, Seal Brown,
Black, Knickerbocker Style, at
soc, 9Oc, and S1.OO per yard.
A lot of Flannels, Is, 20, %, and
80 cents per yard.
A lot of Cashmeres, colors Seal
Brown, Plum, Bottle Green,
Navy Blue, all wool, very fine,
for 65c per yd; former price, 75c.
A lot of Wool Scarfs at discount
from cost.
A lot of Balmoral Skirts very low.
Two-strap made Horse Blankets
for $l.OO.
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LAND CASES, LAND WARRANTS
ANN Ncplp

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General Land Office and Department of the Interior
Private Land Claims, MINING and PRE-EHIP-
TION Claims. and HOMESTEAD Cases attended
to. Land Scrip in 40 &c. and $50 pieces for SALE
This Scrip is assignable, and be cated in the
name of the purchaser upon any Government land
subject TO private entry, at $l.25 per acre. 1t Is OF
equal value with Bounty Land Warrants. Send
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Special Interest for
Christmas.

Raisins, 10 cents per To-. English
Currants, 10 cents per 10.
A complete assortment Of Pure
Spices of all kinds.
A lot of New Teas just received
shall sell 3 lbs. for SLOO and
warrant it.
Just Received, a line of Gents
and Ladies Arctics and Snow Ex-
cluders. A lot of Children's Alas
kas that will be sold very cheap
to close them out.
We have been making additions to
our stock and have full line in
all departing ts. and shall sell for cash
or ready pay at prices lower. than can
be got elsewhere.
Nov. Ii. 1873. y. w. HALL.
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Boston Weekly and Semi Weekly 7rav-
eller are offered for 1879 at reduced
terms. See advertisement.
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Il don't like winter" said one pick
pocket to another. Everybody has his
hands in his pockets
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VINES.

roots start out, seeking for crevices in
the walls. Take off for cutting that
shall have for it foundation these roots
it won't take long then to start it into
growth. 4 have had ivies grow FIVE
feet in a winter. Then, too, they will
grow anywhere. They like the shade,
and too much sun or too much heat is
not favorable to their best growth.
Once started, train them over doors,
around pictures, across the bare CELL
ings overhead, anywhere. A garland
Of living green is better than dull
cold wall.
Then there is the charming Madeira
Vine. A bulb may be had for five
cents, and it has only to be potted and
put in the sunshine. 1t will grow two
inches in twenty four hours if the con.
ditiOns are favorable. 1t likes warn
water, aud plenty of it, morning anC
evening. Then, too. there is the so
called German Ivy. 1t grows from ;
cutting easily, and grows so rapidly
that you can almost see it grow. AnC
don't forget the glorious old Morning
Glory. with its heart-shaped leaves ant
delicately tinted flowers. A few seed
in pot of rich earth will give yOr
flowers all winter; only remember, it
very sensitive to cold and must be pu
in warm and sunny corner. The Mas
turtium, preferably the large kind.
also bright and useful vine, CROWN
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PRICES AsToNIsHINGLY LOW:

0 hOsewhows
uemth themselves Weasoc
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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1878-02-03
The PuIDif~ 10 Day.

At the Baptist Church, Rev. L. j. Walne
will preach at II O'Clock A. M, and Rev. j.
B. Gamb rell at O'Clock P. M. We are not
advised as to the subjects OF their discOurses.
At the Methodist Church, Rev. DR.. Wat
kins will take for his morning text Luke
p: Is Jesus as a Sufferer; and at night,
IS: 25-Character and its results-a popular
and practical topic, which, we have no doubt.
will be torcibly presented.
At the Presbyterian Church, IL A. NJ,
Rev. DIR. Hunter will discourse upon The
Baptism of the Holy Spirit. ATT O'Clock P.
NJ, the Monthly Concert of Prayer is to be
re-establshed, and the subject of discourse
and conference will be, Religious Phases OF
Europe and Turkey.
At St. Andrews Church, the mOrnin g
services will be conducted by the Rev. j. A.
VanIIoose, of the University of the South
In the evening Rev. J. l.. Tucker will deliv-
er the fifth of his series of sermons on Law
The subject The Unity of Law the Result OF
Gods Conference and Sequence of Thought
Text: II am the Lord, and there is none
else, there is mo God beside NE, | girded
thee, though thou hast not known me. | am
the Lord form the light and create dark
ness. L make peace and create eUu; [, the
Lord, do all these things" Isa 40, 81.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1878-02-03
MAsoNIC.-The Grand Chapter meets

MAsoNIc.-The Grand Chapter meets
at Grenada on Tuesday, and the Grand
Lodge on the day following. The attend
ance promises to be very large, but the good
people of Grenada say they will be able to
take care Of all who report to the Reception
Committee. The Grand Lodge will be pre-
sided over by Grand Master DR.. John Y.
Murry, who has served the craft acceptablv
for the past two years. Col. Harvey w.
Walter is the Presiding Officer of the Grand
Chapter, but professional engagements will
prevent his attendance on Tuesday. His
accomplished Deputy, E. George DeLap,
Esq, of Natchez, will officiate.
The question of biennial sessions of the
Grand Lodge, and the matter of establish
ing Widows and Orphans Home and In
dustrial School, will come up for final ac
ton, and on both subjects in terest is felt
and divers views are expressed.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1878-02-03

Mr.. Gilbert called up Ell. B. to elect an ad |
ditional Justice of the Peace In Beat No.
Smith county Committees amendments |
a lopted, and the bill! passed.
H. TO amend section 2l43, Code of 1871. |
as relates to exemption OF property OF
debtors leaving the State, was taken up, |
and considered at great length.
At1:l5 Mr.. Jewell moved to adjourn |
Lost.
Mr.. Alien moved the previous questi IN,
and the bill was lost on irs third reading,by |
the following vote:
YEAs-Messrs. Allen, Barry, Bills. CALI |
colt, Carter lst District. Cowan, Griffin, |
Jackson, Lowrancc, McCaskin, Morgan.
Reynolds and Vance-l3.
NAYs-M:ssrs. Carter 9th District. Cur
rie, Dowd, Jewell, FOOte, Furlong, Gayles,
Gibbs, Gilbert, King, Lanneau, Peery, kog-
ers, Terry and We>t-l5.
Absent and Not Voting-Messrs. Bridges.
Parish, FITZGERALD, Hooker, Montgomery,
Oldham, Pratt and Thomp~on-S.
Mr. Oldham announced that he was paired
with Mr.. FITZGERALD who would have voted
yea, and Mir. Oldham would have voted
nav.
Mr.. Rogers moved to take a recess until
80 O'Clock P. NJ. Carried.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Senate met at 80 o'clock. P. NJ.
HOUSE BILLS.
ii. b. to extend the Time OF cOliecUlOn u
taxes IN Harrison, Jackson and Perry cOun-
ties, was taken up. Committee amendmen t
to strike out all after the enacting clause
and inserting new matter, was adopted
Passed.
H. 3. for the relief of Fl. NJ. Stubs, a
Justice OF the Peace of Beat 4, Leake
county, with Commute amendments,
which were adopted, and the bill passed.
I'll. B. to authorize the Supervisors of I alo
busha county to acquire title to real estate.
was take n up and passed.
Ell. 3. to punish certain offences against
private property. Tabled, subject to cal.
H. B. to amend section 253, Code of 1871,
in relation to COroners' inquests was taken
up. Committee amendment adopted, and
the bill passed.
| III. j. r. in relation to an error in the
| publication of the act to amend the act IN
| cooperating the Board OF Levee Com MIS-
sionerS of Bolivar, Washington and lssa-
quena counties, approved November n,
| 1868, and the several amendments, approved
January ~, 1o77. Tabled, subject to call.
| The report of JnO. Ii. Echols, State Rev
enue Agent, was referred.
III. B. co. make an appropriation OF $9, 800
| to pay State and Judiciary officers for the
month of January. 1873. Read and referred.
| Mr.. Morgan, chairman of Judiciary Com
! mittee, reported Ii. B. to provide for change
of venue in cases before Justices of the
Peace, do pass; I'll. B. TO amend section 1884
| Code of 1871, in relation to prohibition OF
lotteries and gift enterprises, ETC., without
! recOmm endation.
! Mr. Gibbs, at 5 o'clock P. NJ, moved that
the Senate adjourn. Carried.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1878-02-03
NOTICE TO DAILY SUBSCRIBERS.

Most of our subscribers ordered The
DAILY for one month, and their time will
expire with the issue of the Sth inst. All
who wish the paper continued to their adj
dress, should send one dollar for another
month, as we propose to continue THE
DAILY at least that length of time. Unless
subscription is renewed, the paper will be
discontinued.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1878-02-03
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

w. Covington, Raymond; r. A. Walker,
Canton; w. w. May Durant; j. NJ.
Wesson, Bogue Chitto; E. D Frost, Edgar
West, McComb City; j. H. Robertson,
Sharkey county; H. w. Virden, Canton ;
A. z. Silliman, Marshall A. Levy. Vicks-
Austin; !. B. Chamberlain, Rochester N
Y; 2. B. Bridges, Brandon; S. Evans, En-
terprise; G. t. Stewart, New Orleans; r.
W. Bloom, New York; w. NJ. Francis
Boston.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1878-02-03

V. d M. RoAD.-A slight change of
schedule goes into effect to-day. The regu-
lar passenger train for Vicksburg will leave
OF :15 instead of :l5 A. M, and for Merid-
ian at lis instead of 1880 P. NJ. Accom-
dation and freight trains as before.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1878-02-03
Hon. III. X. MARTIN of Yalobusha. 8

former member of the Mississippi Legisla-
ture; Juuge Evans, a prominent citizen of
East Mississippi, and Edgar West, ESQ., of
McComb City, Deputy Collector eff Internal
Revenue, are in the city. Col. T. WV hite,
former mem Der of the Legislature, and
one of the leading mem bers of the North
Mississippi bar, has been the city for sew
eral DAYS.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1878-02-03

Just Received.-10O pieces New Prints-good
quality and fast colors cents.
90 pieces Lonsdale Bleached Domestic at
10 cents.
oO pieces Fruit of the LOOM Bleached Do
nestle, at 10c.
5o pcs. yard wide, Rleached, at Sc.
2Oe pcs, Brown Domestic, at to Sets.
Including both Wesson and Sea Island
brands
III pieces Extra weight, Bleached Sheeting
lOH, at 25cts.
All these goods are warranted best quality
and are put at these low prices to meet the
umes ROBINSON & STEVENS.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1878-02-03

Ed,oards House-Friday, February III.
c. Sturges, ST. Louis; HI. A. Barr, Oxford :;
DR.. Fi!zhugh, Indianapolis; S. G. Reude-
Fla; F. Ferris, st Louis; H. A. Minor,
Macon, Miss; Chas. Browne, Hopkinsville,
Ky; Jerre Collins, Morris, iii; j. A Peae,
Vicksburg; A. j. Paxton, Washington Co !;
F. d. Bryan, Marion, Miss; Oily Powers.
Vicksburg; u. G. Wheeless. st. L. luis; T. r,
Roach, Vicksburg; j. Meggs, Sails; w.
II. Woodruff, Vicksburg; E. E. Baldwin,
Bolton; Miss Anna Daughertry, Selma ::
G. Y. Stewart, Selma; M. Marshall Vicks-
burg; w. III. Watt, r. G. Yates, Louisville ::
K. I'll. Peters. st. Louis; T. HI. W. Wall.
Horn Lake; j. A. Anderson. Memphis: ID.
i. Sweatman, Chas NJ. Erwin, Winona; S.
4. Dreher, New York; r. III. Allen, Bald
wyn, Miss; j. J. Shannon, Meridian; Jno
Nj. Bridges, Selma; W.. S, Fox, PhIladel-
phia; K. F: Barrier, Newton Jno. M. Jones.
little Rock; Jno. Patton, Ala; Jas. S.
Myer, kentucky; j. Ell. Robertson, Sharkey
county.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1878-02-03

The most elegant assortment of fine Gold
and Silver Watches, Solid Gold Jewelry, La
dies Sets, Chains, Lockets, Rings, etc., guar
anteed in every respect; also, finest Silver
plated Ware, Castors, Cups, etc. at bottom
prices, at SEUTTER's.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1878-02-03
Merchant Tailoring and Furnishing Hor

REV. J. j. CLARK, formerly of Brookhaven,
has located permanently in Jackson, to do a
General Furnishing business. Cutting, Re-
pairing and filling orders, as Agent for Jno.
Wannamaker. Samples shown and price sta
ted. He may be found at the room at the head
of the stairs in Garrison Building, in front
of the Capitol.-feb2-t.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1878-02-03

PERso Our public-spirited
tOwnsman, col. Jones S. Hamilton, has
been seriously i'll of pneumonia, for two
weeks, but we are pleased to state is now
convalescing.
Another prominent citizen, Thos. Green,
Esq, has been Frustrated for several days.
He was yesterday more comfortable.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1878-02-03

WE learn that the entertainment got
ten up by the Daughters of st. Andrew,
was an enjoyable affair, and a success pecu-
niary.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1878-02-03

Good bargalns-We have on hand large lot
of pure Linen Bosom Shirts that are slightly
soiled but not at all injured which we offer at
$l.OO eacht o close out. The former price was
81 to $3.50. ROBINSON & STEVENS
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1878-02-03

OUR associate, Col. Power, will be in
attendance at Grand Lodge in Grenada next
week, but will not be too busy while there
to receive new subscriptions, or renewals, to
The CLARION.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1878-02-03

Seutter, the Jeweler, Seutter the Artist-iust
price his elegant Jewelry and goods generally
before buying elsewhere; Watches. Jewelry.
CLOCKS warranted in every respectl Look at
Seutter's Photographs and be your own Judges
E. v SEuTTER
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1878-02-03

CoRRECTIoN.-Statistics of House,
published yesterday, should have showed
seven natives of North Carolina
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1878-02-03

Members of the Legislature will please re-
member that SEUTTERs Jewelry Store is on
the second block, southwest of the Capitol.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1878-02-03

These Hard Times" is the very time to get
line Watches and Jewelry cheap! cheaper !!
cheapest ! as they must be sold at SEUTTERs.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1878-02-03
FOR THE HOLIDAYS!
MISS FULLY, (NExT Door TO S1zEr
CARRIAGE WAREHoUsE.)

CARRIAGE WAREHoUsE)
WILL sell MILLINERY, NOTIONS. TOYS
w ETC., for the Holidays, at greatly re-,
duced prices. A. large stock, suitable for
Christmas and New Years presents. Call
early and get the best. o"ii
dec.l9, '77--5w.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1878-02-03
I NOTICE. os.,,,
-n~rH>< A. HO I,asa

u having become pa ner r, ~ The sT busn!'
of the Mississippi Penltentiar Under the n1
will hereafter be conducted un
name of j. s. HAMILTON 20
ian.2,'78-4w.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1878-02-03

By Mr.. Farley. A bill to incorporate
the Warren Volunteers of Warren county !;
also Of bill to increase the OmpensatiOn
of guards of prisoners confined IN Warren
county Jail.
Decorah-posten., 1878-09-04

SOrOiirsO. Onsoaa Den 3lt,
Snli Sl' Der ct Stpiie ournfor eta.
tlonen Slilum / g0roal ct SoroNreb.
Der cr9bte TO Wsnneifer. unbsr
ben lierfs garms o. bet lansuurias
ssrosir, Tom ueitenii,lbs par parsi
laa frsmberltsnos / bsnne CONNER.
lmnlorsr nemlis flsrsitsos paa SSjelb
llosrns 5orosmcun,t o. bliuer aon
Ne lett lost BET lissiOm flaiutr fra
Slelonoen, Der Der DOG life uar ME.
gel brat, men %ri9iianof ismmsliQ
bet. Yaa n9pni, Steo par netop
en- Sut os bans Moosr. Der par
ents, lamt en- en- Manb beifjeili.
get mto al ilaa So nsoe / Batten.
oa msb Gpusts Cart Sirsost Tom
nsoOo,r Dem mso ben 5elae, al 30.
heh o8 Oallen or6bits paa Sieoet
Wanosn. Der bslolsOis itOb ct Stptfe
IRA. % nj iprins, bort, rammsoss
Dog Oslaa al en- Sisn unosr Urn.
ltst, men ltal imioIsrtio itie babe
Taaet nOssn farIis &oahelie. On.
trent ! Zine / SOrusitn bapot a
$ Wsnntlttr iioost 90 ipiit nstop
paa ben iamms Yluos, boor be
nlp''sIlse uar iOrbIsOne itaasnos.
men bsIoieoiS baDbs Be 3 of Dem
rOrlaot Sisoet. for Besiuenbeoen
'notrnf. J mOoiat 5aIo uilos rims.
llspIs ale pGrs omfOmne.
Decorah-posten., 1878-09-04
81

Oct WaaIhb, iom Iulbe npoes. nnar Sefabst fom tilbase
fra &irtsu. ellie Siblel 9pe par osiaa tilhsoe btnne
Gftsrmioous. gun bauee buoen is ieu til 8irft. ftoo %
Yanoe eller 8ieble no, sfter De bapbe iilbsrsost Maben,
rlffebe bun Den Sorituen. = @nlebniug al Sassns
Seihbsli9bsb baubs bun ltafet i9 fri for SOrstninssn mso
be feoei9e 8es. % ppntet i9 paa Oct Yr9ati9ie. pso at
irGffe Ell CANNED. REQ Manbfolfepst meb TO iore Wss.
iinafnapper Brpfst. opcr lin brlnns aioLs. Ssnbss guile
Saar par ubst tilbass Oper Srsns. 90 @nnstet. JON for.
lsoeu Gitsn par lpisblaat al 8laaberiaft. itinnsoe ieas
bsirebt af Den 8ibsiait, lom bun litttoe Op al SnsOiup.
pens aeeel. Oct par belle Sorlisuen. Wfsoens bun itoo
bsiGiliset inee Soriiusu boIbt bun tilliss al % til Die
meo ct aabentltaasubs &inbuc Nerbchtu. Suetufor bette
iao Ell 8one % Far Smsrrebreb. Haar bun fcrIoo Ram.
msrsi for at bents elsr brinse Roget, pasleos Siblel MT
emit, rafte 9aonesn IND % iial It Var al De lGtreie
Stpiier; iaa Git bun uo % slsmts BEN ct alSoe bag
@aaroen, nner en- Bult. SUN par en- betantom lille
Yi9e % bulteot paa Srsmtlosn, bet bar Sorraab bun
iamlsbe hg Ill imor9en. Oct l0mmsnbunoue 8I@oe itrut.
tsoe alersoe al lGfre Eager. 9pifcu baDee biotil iul9t
benos. Susen aneNe sler sau Nst paa Den Gorretnns bun
brsu, @su at SiNid Sos %bsitanbis ltulbs l fs iiuhst.
naur bun trOepe 10 narmcit @Raalet. ga bun brusts be
TO hole Stptter 8ree ben Ill Siemmslttott. Pom en- lang.
baartt Suno no fra Bulien mse Srrfleoet % belle bets
Snobolo Wuuosn. Siold fob lom ioriisnet; bun popeee
lite Of lirias, 0uubsn iaitsee blot st peuli9t SafHatiesbltf
paa b,nee % lob iaa ct ispnt srap, Iosrsnoe m,e Salen.
no Warten mee lit Bptts. Sibid tOs en- flor Stseu o.
talteee ehcr 8eptrsu, men ramts itt. Ssness llpife br
laamsset itsrrs. ioroi Den lite lob ia oprttts. Da bun
Decorah-posten., 1878-09-04
80

&ots % meb ~&lapbOrnst unpu @rmsn. Sc git ba nsb
til @aaromancen paa Sletten.
Ser par Seftsn GOD Sang. Wan bapbs ipit til
Wicoa8. npot en- ~forunosrIis BIanbius al Netter. bIanbt
bpnfe ben isos Suppe % 8erssNlteu snonu blsu auisst for
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