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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-10-30
The Lille Express Package.

Philadelphia Times.l
Last week the ladies of the Palmer
House, in Chicago, were petting and
tondling little bright-eyed, golden
haired boy of four, who had just arrived.
Around his neck was ribbon, to which
was attached card, inscribed TO
the Masonic Fraternity-Forward the
Orphan TO San Francisco. Howard As
ISOLATION, New Orleans" The child was
the last survivor of the family of Mr..
Henry f. Wilcox, prominent merchant
of New Orleans His father and mother
and four brothers and sisters had died of
yellow fever
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ELECTION NOTICES!
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI

Il + l.
EXECUTIVE Department.
] NJ Stone Governor Of the State Of Missis-
sppi, to the County Board Of Registrar
Greeting
WHEREAS THE LAWS OF THE UNITED
w States require an elct lion TO be held bien-
nially, ON Tuesday after the first Monday in
IN November. for the 81 elton of Representa-
tivcs in Congress:
Now, there fore. 1 J. NJ. STONE, Governor Of
the State Of Mississippi. by virtue OF the au-
thoriiy in me vested, do publish this. my writ,
commanding The boards OF registration of each
and every county in this State, 20 hold an cleo
ton each Of the voting precincts in their
respective counties composing the several Con
gressional Districts in she State on TU rs
DAY, THE 5TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, ISIS
for the purpose OF electing one Representative
from each OF said Congressional Districts, 10
represent the State of Mississippi in the For-
ty-sIxth Congress of the United States.
And do enioin you to hold and conduct
said election in all respects according to law,
and Ia make due return thereof TO the office
of Secretary Of State.
In testimony whereof l have hereunto set
my hard and caused the Great Seal
Of the State of Mississippi 10 be af-
L. s. fixed. At Executive office, in the city
of Jackson, this, the 10th day of
October, A. D. 1878.
j. NJ. STONE.
By the Governor:
b. p. PORTER, Secretary of State.
oct IL 1S7S-td
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Says a correspondent at Vicksburg
Not one refugee has returned TO Vicks-
burg and escaped unscathed. Weknow our
frie nds are anxious to return, but their
home coming will be sad at the best. and
God only knows how sad III they persist In
disregardIng our repeated warnings. Mr.
w. Med. Msgget, merchant of this city.
ventured into the city a few days ago,
opened his store for few hours, then re-
turned to the country and was taken down
with the fever the same night.
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Near Providence, Grenada co unty, at the
Fesidence of Mr.. SpruIll, gu Saturday Sept
%, 1873, WILLIE FRANK. aged months aud
IL days son OF Thomas B. and Mrs. Oecie
Brown. and grandson of Capt. B. F. Jones,
of Winona-
He died OF pneumonia sitter sickness %
nineteen days. IJ is sad indeed to record
the death OF so promising child lie had
His parents had refugeed to the country for
safety from yellow fever, aud had every
hope of returning, when the fell scourge
should cease with their beautiful babe, but
even here he was not exempt from deaths
call.
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PROCLAMATION.
$3.50 90 REWARD.

WHEREAS, 1t appears by information re-
w ceived by me, that the following named
Penitentiary cOnvicts have effected their es-
cape, to-wit: Charles Miller, Charles Norris
alias Broad e. and John Clark, from j S. Ham
ilton & Co, at Brookhaven, Miss, September
10th, 1878; John I. Garigan, from prison
guard, near penitentiary September l4th, 7s;
Nathan Gibson from Byram wood yard, Sep
TENDER 18th. 1873. and are still at large; -
Now, therefore, l, J. NJ STONE, Governor of
Mississippi, do offer the above reward for the
arrest and confinement in Jail of the said
above named conviets, or fifty dollars each for
one or more of them, payable by the lessees of
the State Penitentiary And 1 do moreover,
require all officers of State to be diligent in
their efforts to arrest said fugitive convicts.
Given under my hand and the Great Seal
r, of the State affixed at Jackson, this
L. - lst day of October, A. D. 1878
j. NJ. STONE.
By the Governor
d. P. PORTER, Secretary of State.
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THE COMING Sc SION OF THIS SCHOOL
will begin early in October as the state
of health in the city will permit. The corps
of teachers will consist of
Miss ESTHER E. BAIRD, PRINcIPAL:
Miss Ida c. BAIRD, ASSISTANT:
Miss MARY FEARN Music TEACHER.
Terms in the English Department, will be
reduced. Special attention will be paid to the
Primary Department. Calisthenics being in
troduced and every effort made to render the
school thorough and attractive.
oct2 '7S-4w
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LATER.
RAYMOND. Oct d 1873
Obituaries.
Edward Citizen.I

Edward Citizen.
WALroN-Died, near Bolton, Miss, FRI
day October, 4, 1873, of yellow fever, Miss
Annie Walton.
MYRIcK-Died, near Bolton, Miss, Fri
day, October. 4, 1873. of yellow fever, Mr..
Edward h. Myrick.
HARRIsoN-Died, at his residence in this
place, Saturday, October 8, 1878, Mr.. w. o.
Harrison.
RATLEFE-Died noar Edwards Miss,
Monday. October e infant child of
Mr. and Mrs. j. W. Ratliff.
HARRIsoN-Died, near Edwards, Miss,
Tuesday, October s. 1873, of congestion,
Miss Lula Harrison, eldest daughter of Mr..
and Mrs G. T. Harrison.
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DESCRIPTION

Charles Miller, age, 81; height, 8 feet 81 in
chesi COMPLEXION, fair hair, light and gray;
Charles Morris alias Broadie, age, 81; height,
feet "a inches; complexion, fair; hair black;
eyes brown.
John Clark, age, 49, height, 5 feet 90 in
ches; complexion and hair dark; eyes, gray;
tattooed on both arms.
inches; complexion, white; hair and eyes,
black, scar on forehead.
Nathan Gibson, age, q; height, feet and /
inch; complexion, dark copper; hair and eyes,
black.
oct 9 1S7S-3w
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A Sensible View.
.berdeen Examiner.

Aberdeen Examiner
Almost every day we hear farmers say
that they do not intend to raise any IN ore
hogs while the price of meat continues as
low as at present. These gentlemen must
not forget that they have been mainly in
strumental in putting down prices, and that
il it was known that the southern farmers
would abandon hog raising next season,
meat would leap up TO the old prices before
spring. 1t is the southern crop that keeps
the price down and makes it possible to
plant cotton profitably.
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Meridian.
Mobile News. 27th ]

We learn from party just arrived from
Meridian, that the fever is playing sad hav-
&C with the people of that place. The city
wears an aspect OF a deserted town and
much suffering prevails. The following is
a list of the deaths that occurred there yes
terday: Mrs. Lawrence, Josiah Jones, DIR.
Robert Moseley, Tyler Spay Emma Robert
son. Dosia Pelham, Henry White, col,
Richard White, col. Ben. johnson, col.
Capt. Eatly, the well known freight
agent, was in dying condition at last
accounts
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CHATTANOOGA, Oct. The cotton factory
of Wildberger, Peyer & Co.. was destroyed
by fire here this morning. Loss on build
ing and machinery $4,000; insurance $685.
900. The loss on stock is unknown, but is
probably heavy, as the factory has been
running during the epidemic, and goods
could not be shipped away on account OF
quarantine regulations elsewhere.
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NOTICE.

HNHE UNDERSIGNED REGISTRARS FOR
l. the county of Kinds, will, on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1873
hold an election in the several election dis
tricts, and at the several election precincts in
said county, to-wit:
Terry, Byram, Liberty Grove, Forest hin,
Clinton Tinnin School House, Brownsville,
Bolton, Utica, Auburn, Cayuga, DR.. Grove,
Edwards, North South and West Wards Of
jackson, Raymond for the purpose of eecting
one member of the U. S. Congress from the
9TH Congressional District of Mississippi.
The books of registration viii be opened at
raymond the 23d, 9th 25th Doth and 18th
days of October, for the purpose of revision
and for registering all persons entitled 10 vote
who have not heretofore registered in said
county.
A G. LEWIS,
H. CASPER
l.. X. ATWOOD,
Raymond, Oct. IA, 1o7S.-td. Registrars.
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPrIoN CLAIMANTS.

Every person entitled 20 the right Of pre-
emption to any If the lands within the town
ships and parts Of townships above euumera-
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 far
the commencement of the public sae Of the
lands embracing the tract clsimed; otherwise
such claim viii be ferfeited.
No pre-eraptson claim based on a settlement
subsequent TO the date of this Proclamation
and prior to the Offering, will be recaunized
by the Government.
]. A. WILLIAMSON,
Commissioner OF the Gen'l Land Office.
Ang q, lsFS-8m.
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PeFr4E.s from jackson must not
....k Of returning until they are duly no
.a5 by the Health authorities Ihe
. ab.r ofcas's is diminishing OUT many
o.. ..e OLD ones are on hand ana the town
10 Har BE- free OF inirct''n' uh''' IL Is coIa
...gh I'D produce Killing irost-.
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r.p LAKE SrAIIoN.-An engine will
@ from JaeN-'" 10 l-.,Ae .7'l.'' , 10 I7
,yf-. 10 communicate with Lake aud
..,r,e5ss.te towns, can leave their letters
mon office until o'clock to- morrow
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Cor. d. Mckenzie in Memphis Appeal
We have suffered severely, although but
little noise was made about it. Out of
remnant population OF $50 we have had 164
eases of fever and sc deaths, of them in the
past % hours, including our Mayor and
President of Relief Committee, DR.. E. Bull
lington.
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Nearly every one died. The stage drivers
who stopped to change horses. tie passen-
gers died all along the road, from the in
fected place TO Lynchburg. with black
vcInit aud all the usual Indications of yell
low fever. Tue medical Journals % that
day. 81 course, must have given an account
o. this visitation, and only refer 10 il as
Anal.leous IN lht. I..ytr At ItrN GrnNe.
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Timely Aid 40 the Catholic Asy-
IunS at NafcheZ.

NarhcZ Democrat
Col. j. l.. Power, in response to an ap-
peal made TO hiin As custodian of the relief
funds sent by Masonic aud Odd Fellow
bodies to him for distribution in the relief
of destitution growing out OF the epidem &c,
has sent two hund ed and fifty dollars,
through Mr. f @. DeLap, 10 Sister Borgia,
to be distributed among the orphans in the
two Catholic asylums Of this city. A nnbl G
deed. The poor orphans Will offer daily
prayers for their generous benefactors.
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AND LITTLE GIRLS.
Viii open in West jackson. Ffrsl
Monday im October.

This institution is organized 90 meet the
wants Of jackson and surrounding country,
whore there are many homes 81 culture aud
refinement, " hose daughters demand "a scat of
the highest learning economically admins
tered with the best standard ot Intellectual
aud moral training. The course of study viii
be as thorough as that pursued In che best fe-
male Colleges OF cur country while Music
Art. and the Modern Languages viii bc taught
By competent INSTRUCTORS
There will be- a resident French Goveruess-
In each class a ailver medal will Do given Co
the pupil showing the best report in that par
partianlar study To the pupil who earns tho
greatest number of silver medals an clcruna
g0ld medal win be given. There viii be a Geld
medal for the most industrious music punils
also prizes In Drawing, Painting. Writing.
Heatness, Amiabilty and Caleethonics BIZ
plomas awarded 10 the young ladies who pass
a satisfactory cxami ia ati0n on the whole oouran.
The cheapest School in the South. For terms.
etc., address MRS. g. h WARE
aug7. TS-dm. Jackson, Miss
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PEeOCLAMATEON
EY THE
President Of the United States.

a A. ftrf,-,- . .-...- ... a.. .- .. 5000.
| ere.. Of Ian. 25l' i,-a R,TD,l.raa1 4,
U.yt. pr,.ii.,- az. r -
At..,-. f I't n.y.
ttat 81 t,i.l.. I 'I '.sN. ni." IA
land. Viii n. b,Iinf lt. I.n'I INK. a., i..t
-an. ~ 'n' S,,L' OF Mississippi oo
at which timr viii be- offered aIl lands NOT
prev 'rtr.l 200 I"~cl of. 800 iur uul ,ruU utluuDI
''wn-HlIs ANA parts ui township. viz.
stephens Meridian. 90 .hg original thntfau.
non JACKSON N.--i--iFII LAM District
~" -hlle ranges d u, I' ~ aud 4l
I Io"nl-h.r, Iu. ranges \ Pr IN Haud
NORTH OF Dose Nue 4uI tp-I uf f.. WaeHa
lnEton MERIDIAN. i1 ti.1 Hr. gina. lHuoaw. now
JAG SON, NlI-~i--IlH t.4ul District
1880 ~. Pr. .' I'".''.
l'Nh~hlp- = % aua in range N
T Te,,,.,, Z. + ; r -,, 81 ......,
IIo ,,11 D, t... a ga. ~. r.anE. 10.
4, 1919 o' .ag, 'luy ANt ,t-i .l ihr 'hestHw
sl gl'lian = 9f lr'5 an3 (a'r'" n.y." 1aeh
''"A 'I'''
TTa a,,g.., y 3 3 and and, 4 ring.
TT3%@sG5ir. s . = 2' !, . D, m"ge "
TIew g.I,.,. p. + = = 3 /; and Z mruee
n N?T t OF h, Go ~. 5o, and gs., 4, 'as chor'aw
-o p M,..-'.-s.qri .I ilqa District
township hNt ll. range Il.
TTogp'h VI. +. : E.. r'ig ..s 4 ....,
N9i. 'l pace Hhr anu east of Che thuriaW
N I , ,n '1e original cnooehu"a q dren
Township ~ p. y. - 2i, 2,aud 20. rauee-
~" ID -'lI' ~ H. ~ -', ~ -' 20 and ~
''Ii2, ?. ..,, .......
-" u'''l' ~ 80 70 -, -t ~ lnI -h range
.
Township. 2N 20 g3 Hand gl ruuyr
Townships 21 2l. ~ ana 23 range Z.
townships -O IN - 2a aud 2t raug.T
A.Ir.fU % ..HI .I .H.. q
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MAH LETTINGS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Posr OTFIcE DEPARrMENr. ,
Washington, u. c., Sept. , ISIS. :

Posr OTFIcE DEPARTMENT.
Washington, d. c., Sept , ISIS.
Proposals will be received at the Contract
Office Of this Department until p NJ, Of Oc-
tober 3lst, 1873, for carrying the mails Of the
United States, upon the routes, and according
to the schedule of arrival and departure spec
fled by the Department, in the State Of Mis-
sissippi, from January lst, 1879, TO June 3Oth
slS1 Lists of routes, with schedules of arri-
walls and departures, instructions to bidders
with forms for contracts and bonds and all
other necessary information viii be furnished
upon application to the Second Assistant POST
master-General.
-. VI. KEY,
sep.ll lS7S-6w Postmaster-General.
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No S42
POSTPONEMENT
OF THE
Public Land Sales in mississippi

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT, IN
N consequence of the closing of the Local
Land Office at ackson, Mississippi, on account
of the ravages of yellow fever in that State
the public sale of lands ordered by the Pro-
clamatiOn of the President of the United
States, dated July IL, 1873, to be held at the
above named office. commencing on the 18th
instant, is declared TO be POSTPONED until De-
cember 3, 1878.
Given under my hand at the City of Wash
ington, this s. day of October, A. D., 1873.
r. b. HAYES,
President of the United Sta ties.
By the President.
j. A. WILLIAMSON,
Commissioner of the Gen'l Land Office.
oct 16 7S-tds
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Magnolia Herald.

ha3Holid hefdIu-J
Unless Amite City has recently donned
the quarantine costume, she is without both
the quarantine and yellow fever. Like
Holly Springs, she opened her doors to
refugees from infected districts; but unlike
that l-fated city, she has SO far escaped the
dread pestilence.
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A Jacksonfnm Abroad.

Brownsville, (Tenn~) Cor. Memphis
Appeal.
Mr.. Geo. S. Donnell, of Jackson, Miss,
Howard druggist, deserves honorable men
tion. He has distinguished himself not
alone by strict attention TO his arduous du-
ties, but by his kind offices to the needy.
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One of IIne Heroes.
n. o. Pieayune

\. .. Plcayune.
Major Walthall. from Mobile, who has
done good service in Memphis. leaves this
morning. His family are at Mississippi
City, and the brave NJ jor received intelli-
gence Yesterday that one of his children
down with the fever. As there is little
more work 10 do in this city, the Major
leaves on the morning train.
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Ma. j. w. beatty, who has been for
OH. nat two years connected with the Cap
...| ate Bank, Of This city, has been ten
r.-.8 POSITION IN The Mississippi Valley
R..k. Vick-burg, aud VIII leave us this
.,ak. He has made a host of friend during
M. residence among as, aud, with his esti-
r..1.a vie and bright and beautiful little
daughter. Miss Leila. will be greatly missed
------- .--r .ncLrtN.
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Died i'm Early Manhood.

NIdSHUIII HtTaIU.J
We have the sad intelligence that Mr..
Dudly Atkinson died in McComb City of
the yellow fever last Monday night. He
was one o the most excellent young men in
Pike county, and many friends will shed
tears of regret at his departure.
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Miss Huberta Turher, the amiable and
accomplished daughter of Col. w. w. Lang
formerly of Clark county, Mississippi, and
present master of the Texas State Grange,
died at the residence of her father near
Marlin, Texas, on the 9th inst. aged 10
wears.
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we Endorse HI.

Vcksburg Herald
DIR. S. d. Robbins has been appOin TED as
Surgeon of the Marine Hospital in this
city. A better appointment could not have
been made.
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SOME OF our absent citizens are kind
D, remembering rhe Howard Association.
- 4 ...rr. viii doubtless be heard from. A
.lr..- IF the contributions will be pub
g. a.B hereafter.
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"A MED1cA1 DEPARTMENT
&vA UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA,

On account of the fever the Commencement
Lectures are postponed until November llth,
1878. Students may come with safety by that
date. I. G. RICHARDSON, Nj. D., Dean.
oct % 187S-1t
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What the Election Order Means

y. sun.
The order means a change of policy to-
ward the South. That is just what it means.
Hayes may hesitate and may give assuran-
ces to the contrary; but it is to such
change that majority of his Cabinet have
made up their minds.
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University of the South,
sEwANEE, FRANKLIN CO., TENN.

NL" ANELi FhhN MIN NU.i INN.
HONEST EDUCATION ON CHRISTIAN PRINCE
PIES. Literary Societies. Cadet Corps armed
with latest rifles. Students board in families
Expenses $3.50 per annum. Winter vacations.
Terms begin August LIST and March 18th.
Grammar School receives boys at twelve years.
Address
JOHN b. ELLIOTT, NJ. D.,
oct 10. IS-4w. Chairman.
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IN RISSISSlPPI
A MILITARY INSTITUTE,
PASS CHRlgTTAN MISS
PASS CHRISTIAN. MISS.

Next Session opens frst Monday in Novem-
her. Chartered by the State. Supplied hy the
United States Government With artillery,
uate Of West Pointl Able and experienced
faculty. Charges moderate, not exceeding
catalogue prices. Refer to former patrons.
Apply for catalogue.
E. H. MURFEE
JySl-Sm Superintendent.
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Not on the Sensational Line.
COpiahan |

VUpIdIIdH-I
1t appears that the people of the city Of
Jackson are not running their epidemic on
the sensational plan; we seldom see any
thing in the papers from that city.
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THE JACKSON MALE & FEMALE E"
College and High Schools

Chartered under the State of Mississippi,
March 9TH, 1878, entitled, IAN Act to encour-
age the establishment Of High Schools and
Colleges in this State.
Gov. j. NJ STONE, President
JNo. D. FREEMAN,
Vice-President and Secretary.
The Male and Female High and Primary
Schools of this College VIII open the -
Monday of November next at suitable and
commodous rooms in the central part of the
city. The male department will be under the
control of the directory of the College with
Professors David S. Burch and b. w. Griffith
as Principal and assistant teachers; and the
female department under the same directory,
with Miss Josephine Freeman principal
and Miss A. f Morgan and the Misses Emma
and Ida Freeman assistants.
The terms of tuition will be the same as in
the other male and female schools of the city,
but reduced to each student attending these
schools by the amount of the pro rata per
diem allowed each student of this school from
comfy school fund, as if attending first-cIass
public school in his or her own county, which
will be allowed by law to all pupils attending
these schools or either of them.
The school rooms will be announced as soon
as the epidemic ceases.
By order of the Directory.
JOHN. ID. FREEMAN,
oct D 1S78-3m Agent.
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TWO DEATHS AT CAIRO.

CAIko, Oct. 26.--Two deaths and one new
case since yesterday nooa- The new case
Is Ambrose Pyatt. vino IA occupied the
rooms iu the fatal Bulletin building for the
last week.
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Sept.19,'T-.1y.
JOHN M. SMYLIE,
Post Office Box 1872.
Post Umce
jackson

jackson Mississippi.
Will attend to any land business entrusted
TO bis care
Parties desiring to purchase any of the lands
offered at the Government sale, to take place
the 18th of October, 1873 will find il to their
interest to correspond with him.
iuly31 70 -4w
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" sincerely sympathise with our old
WI. smith, of The Fjcksburg Her
a.a Ia the death Of three OF his chill
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Crystal Springs NeIghHorhood.
Monitor

Four well-defined cases of yellow fever
have appeared i'll the neighbJrhood of
Crystal Springs, at the residence of John
Terry, Esq. but as yet it h IS not sprea q
further.
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Death of Former Citizen of
jackson.

IdHOIa star
We are pained to notice among the recent
deaths at fernando, that OF Mr.. Richard
HickliDg. one of the most worthy citizens
OF the town. and who labOred unceasip civ
for his suffering fellow men, until, himself
stricken down with the fever.
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Bad for the Wife.
Exchange.


Mr.. FELTON,, the boiling Democrat in the
Seventh Georgia District is having his can
vass managed for him by his wife. Aleck
Stephens assists with an occasional letter.
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A lady 10 teach a small school in the
country, who can teach LATIN. French. In
strumental and Vocal Music. also the higher
oTanches Of English Literature. Address Dr.
r. Coker, Madison Station, Madison Co.
Miss sept. Is, ISIS 3w
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We are panied To learned that the wife OF
Capt. w. f Fitzgerald is very low with the
prevailing MISUNDERSTANDING Herald.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-10-30
YaZOO City.


We have had about seven new cases and
three deaths, for the past week-three new
cases in the past twenty-hours. The cool
weather the last few days, is, doubtless, the
cause OF the fever not spreading. The cases
now under treatment, as far as we can learn,
are doing well.