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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-12-11

THE NEW YORK WEEKLY ExPREss-es-
Uablished in l835-has always maintained its
position as a thoroughly Democratic journal
1t is fresh, bright, and lively, is devoted to
the advancement of Democratic principles,
and il one of the best family papers circu-
lating in the South. THE NEW YORK WEEK
ly EXPRESS prints the sermons of the Rev.
T. De Witt Talmage, by direct arrange
ment with him, and is the only journal pub
lishing them by authority. The sermon de-
livered each Sunday is published in that
weeks weekly paper, thus giving its read
ers the fresh thought of Mr.. Talmage each
week.
The columns of THE WEEKLY EXPRESS will
contain
Ably written and timely editorial arti-
Giles on the topics of the day;
The choicest literature of the period;
Agricultural information of the most in
teresting and important character;
Accurate market reports, and full and re-
liable financial reviews.
Telegraphic news from all parts of the
world, presented in the most attractive form
that news can be made to assume; and
Every thing that can contribute to the
production of perfect family newspaper is
to be found in it, and it is not only to be
recommended for its literary excellence, but
as record of the enterprise, progress, and
industry OF the country.
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DIR. w. H. WATKINS, pastor OF the
Cd Methodist Episcopal Church, South, at
Jackson. Miss, made us a brief visit last
week He has come out of the epidemic
unscathed, and enj DOING better health than
for years past We are not sure but that
the yellow fever atmosphere is tonic to
those whom it does not KILN. o. Chris
tian Advocate.
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We were houored more than we can
express by visit from the distinguished
and philosophical physicians who consti-
tute the State Board of Health now in ses-
sion in this city. Theirs Is a philanthropic
mission, anu may God speed them in its
performance.
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Notice TO Tax-PaVerS p!

VNHE ASS ESSMENT OF Real and Personal
IL Property for the City of jackson having
been completed and approved by the Board OF
Mayor and Aldermen, is filed, and all persons
assessed are invited to examine said roll and
file any objections they may have to said as
sessment, within
TEN DAYS
From this date Thereafter the roll will be
turned over to the City Collector and no OBJ
jections viii be considered. The roll can be
found at the Mayors office.
By order of the Mayor.
HARRIS BARKSDALE, City Clerk.
Jackson, Dec IL, 1878-2w
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M. S. sKELLENGER.

4 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. full as
sortment of Brooms alway on hand. Persons
wishing work done will please give notice by
postal card, and articles will be sent for and
returned free of dray expense.
dec 4'78-4w
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MUST BE SOLD 1!

ON or before the first of January next, a
" valuable Farm of 25 acres, large frame
House with four rooms, II foot hail. 10 foot
gal cry, good frame stable with loft, a els
chard GO three-year old peach trees, will be
in full bearing next CROP majority of trees
Chinese-Cling, Early Beatrice and Hales'
Early-all fine, early fruit. For particulars,
enquire of Z. A. LIGON, or A. c. Knadler, on
the place.
dec II '7S-3w
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NEW ADfERTIsEMENrs.
PROCLAMATION.
$500 90 REWARD.

WHEREAS, 1t appears by information re-
w ceived by me, that the following named
Peniteniiary convicts have effected heir es-
care, and are still at large, to-wit: Alfred
Phillips, from Z. Richardson's Marcella Plan
lation, July 81, 1878; VIM PROXY, from E.
Richardson's Shotwell Plantation, Sept 18th
1878; Pleasant NJ. Duke, Emma Hall, ESSEX
Broadwell and Jasper Humphreys, from G. B
Nllmot, Washington county, at the dates re-
spectively, Sept -. August 18th and Oct. IL !;
Alfred Applewhite, from c. H. Smith, Wash
ington county, Sept. Is, 1878; Thos s. Parker
from Penitentiary Lessees, Brookhaven, Sept
26thi Armistead Tsnkersly, from Dr. ]. L.
Hebron, Washington county, August 9th :;
Henry Jarman, from Laud. H. n War6eld
Holmes county, Sept. l2th; John Harris, from
". L. Nugent, Bolivar county, Sept. ID and
Charles Long, from Brookhaven, Oct "a, 1873:
Now, therefore, |, J. NJ. STONE Governor of
Mississippi, do offer the above reward for the
arrest and confinement in Jail of The said
above named eenviets, or fifty dollars each for
one or more of them, payable by the lessees of
the State Penitentiary. And | do moreover
require all officers of this State to be 0iligent
in their efforts to arrest said fugitive conviets
Given under my hand and the Great Seal
r, - of the State affixed, at jackson this
Sd day of December A D. 1873
J. NJ. STONE
By the Governor:
HESRy 4 Myrps Sacra+ar,- 90 C,o.o
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Doors AND SHOES, of every character and
description, comprising the largest and
cheapest stock we have ever opened. We
beg an inspection of our line of Planters
heavy goods. ROBINSON & STENENs.
Dec. 4, '7S-2t
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Grenada Sentinel. I

Nttu9uA OSntlHetI
Last Saturday will be long remembered
BY some of our people In our town, as time
when blessings came in secrecy and silence.
Col. j L.. Power, OF the CLARn0N, waa here,
Of Odd Fellows one thousand dollars. and Co
the widows and children OF Masons about
two thousand dollars. This Is part Of the
peoples fund, left on hand BY sympathizlng
brethren 10 all parts OF the Union, wh1.
poured out their treasure like Wakar Tor our
Fnlief, during the teEfnra o. the pAHEiAannus
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Alfred Phillips, age %, height 5 feet 4 in
ches, complexion, dark copper, hair black
eyes brown, scar on left elbow, several small
raised scars on breast, front upper teeth bad
VIM. PROXY, age 81 height, 5 feet 103< inches,
complexion, hair and eyes, black. scar on
breast and left shoulder. Pleasant NJ Duke
age, 33 height feet inches complexion
white, hair light brown, eS es blue. Emma
Hall, age 81, height feet, complexion black,
hair brown, eyes black, small scar on corner
of left eye. scar Irom stab on right breast
Essex Broadwell, age 20 height feet 10 in
ches, complexion, hair and eyes black, marks
of smallpox on body. Jasper Humphreys,
age %, height feet inches complexion, mu-
latto, hair black, eyes brown, scar on left
knee. Alfred Applewhite, age 81, height
feet 10 inches, complexion, hair and eyes
black, back, left hip and light side
Thos. s. Parker, age u, height, feet l0sS
inches, complexion white, hair brown, ewes
blue. Armistead Tankersley age Is height
3 feet, 81 inches, complexion, hair and eyes
black small in forehead. Henry Jar
man, age % height 5 feet 90 inches, com
plexion, hair and eyes black, scar in right
eyebrow, 3 scars on right side of back, right
eye cut John Harris, age 81 height, feet
5%inches, complexion, hair and eyes black
small scar over left eye, soar from gun-shet
wound above right knee. Charles Long age
%, height feet 10 inches, complexion white
hair brown, eyes blue, star tattooed on right
arm, small scar on left thigh, 20" tattooed on
right leg.
dec, IL, 7S-3w.
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THE MAR Ii rs.
LATEST NEW ORLEANS QUOTATIONS..
Raymond Gazetteer

Ordered. That the following be elected
Grand jurors for the ensuing term of Cir
cult Court in the LIST district: =. M. Trip,
J. w. johnson. Henry Patrick, J. S. Bar
field. Henry Bailv, Wash Jackson, Z. s.
Middleton, John T Patrick, J. w. Todd,
B. w. Wells. +. w. Pryor, WIN. Lemly.
John Cain, M. n. Jones, Richard Johnston.
J. w. CFisler, p. w. Edwards, j. l.. Bush,
e. w. Tucker, and Geo. Cassity
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED was appointed Adj
: ministrator of the estate of Daniel Clancy,
decea /. by the Chancery Court of Kinds
County, First District, on December 5th, 1878
All persons having claims against said estate
will have them probated and registered within
the time required by law, or they will be
barred JOHN W. CLINGAN
Dec l1.s78-3t
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In the Matter Of
SAMUEL II. HEARD, Bankrupt.
rTNHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE that on the
IL 18th day of July, Is 8, a Warrant in
Bankruptcy was issued against the estate of
Sam1 d. Heard, of Acona, in the county Of
Holmes, and the State of Mississippi, who has
been adjudged Bankrupt on his own petit
ton; that the payment of any debts and de-
livery of any properly belonging to auoh
Bankrupt, to him or for his use, and the trans
fer of any property by him are forbidden by
law; that meeting of the creditors of said
Bankrupt TO prove their debts and to choose
one or more assignees of his estate will be
held at Court of Bankruptcy to be holden at
Jackson, before j. NJ Mckee Register. on the
22d day of December, 1878, at IL clock A. NJ
THOS. w. HUNT, q. s. Marshal,
dec.1l, 1S-2w. As Messenger.
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WE are under obligations to Hon. G..
F Hooker. Representative from the 9th
District, and to Hon. Van II. Manning,
from the 81 District, for valuable Congress
sinnal documents
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], $50 Prizes.
Whole Tickets, 50.
81 Tickets. $50.
$Il5, 400
Half Tickets, q.
IS Tickets. efOO

Remit by Post Office Money Order rerisl.-
ed letter, bank draft or express FUN list Of
drawing published in Louisville Courier-Jonr-
nal and New York Herald, and mailed TO an
ueEet holders. For tickets and information.
address COMMONWEALTH D1srRIRrTtog a. ~
l. j.; CoMMERFoRD Sec'y Courier-Journsl
Building, Louisville, Ky.
dec. 5, 1873.
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A speciality 10 every fabric and style.
Prices lower than ever before.
ROBINSON & STEVENS.
Dec. 37S-2t.
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New apeclml,v

We have added to our stock special de-
partment for LADIES UNDER WEAR aud a
fall line of garments. well made and of the
best material only will be found there
ROBINSON & STEVENS
Dec. 37s-2t
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2 boz. Ladies' Cloaks. The newest
styles of the season.
ROBINSON s. STEVENS.
Dec 2'7R--2t
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BoARDING.-~-A few gentlemen can OBJ
tain boarding in private family, with or
without rooms, at reasonable rates. In
quire at CLARION Office.
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Jackson Milan Hlgh SchonI

WILL OPEN on Monday, December "a. Tuit-
ion, 500, $500 and $500 per month Ian
guages slo0 extra. L B, BABE,
Noy.27, lS7S-4W. Principal.
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Will Open this Morning

full line of goods from the Wesson
Mills, comprising a full stock of their cele-
brated Jeans.
ROBINSON & STEVENS.
Dec. 37S
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A FULL line of Carpets and Oil Cloth
from 25c. up.
J. STADEKER & Son.
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The latest styles of cheap BLACK
JEwELRY and Black English Garnet sets
Ladies, velvet pockets, etc., cheap at
SHUTTERS.
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BOOK BINDING Z
RORERT aEsROULE

Rpeetfully announces 10 the public that be ig
book Bindery has been again ned, and
that he is prepared to fiji all orde44 for
BLANK BOOKS AND BO0K-BINDING
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, AT SHORT
nov. l3 70. NOTICE.
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DESCRIPTION.

Said McMath is supposed TO be formerly OF
feet 10 inches high, dark complexion hair
and eyes, small moustache, and scattering
beard on the sides of the face.
Dec IL 178-3W.
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,

JAcKs0N, Mss Nov. rs, 1878
Ry virtue Of the authority Ia me vested a.
Governor. and President Of the Board "a
Trustees Of the Agricultural and Mechanical
College OF the State Of Mississippi said Board
Of Trustees is hereby called q meet % lhc
Capitol in the city Of Jackson, "a Friday. ihe
12fh day Of December, 1873
u ~. STONE
Governor and President Beard fEuscc
Nav. 0 I38w
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JAcKsok November eth. 1s7s.

Jackson November 9th, 1878
To the Honorable Beard of Mayor and Alder
men, of the city of Jackson:
GESTLEMES-I have the honor to make
the following report sexton for the
white people, for the mouth of October 1878:
October ], Mr. P2ustino Guidiei, yellow
jaunders, age 80 years.
October 2, Mr.. Julius 5. CeseOpi, malarial
fever, age 50 years
October End. Junius CRANBERRY, yellow fever
October srd. George C. Granbery, Jr yellow
fever, age 10 years.
October 3, Mr.. ]. H. Ledbetter, yellow
fever, age SO years.
October 5th, Louis Rhienhemer, yellow
fever, age Is years and months.
October s. William Il. Tay lOr, yellow fever,
age 20 years. months and days
October 9th, Alonzo L. Brunson, yellow fever,
age years, 8 months and Is days.
October I, Mr.. q. Cusmani, yellow fever,
age 80 years.
October s, Mr.. George Granbery, Sr. yellow
fever, age 40 wears.
October9, Mrs. W. H. johnson, yellow fever,
age IS ears
October 9. Mr. Andrew Wilson, yellow fever,
age 3 years
Oct Der 9, Miss Ida Grandbery, yellow fever,
Ootobe II, William Barrett, yellow fever,
age Is years.
October IL, Mrs H. Cusmani, yellow fever,
October II, Mrs. D. McCallum, yellow fever,
age 81 years and months
October II Mr. Chris Muller. typhoid mala-
rial fever, age 90 years.
October IL, Willie Muller, yellow fever, age
Is years.
October IS, Willie Ewing, yellow fever, age
"A years,
October IA Daniel Eshleman, yellow fever,
age So years and I months.
October 10, Henry Eshleman, yellow fever,
age II years and months.
October l6, Matthew Clark, yellow fever,
age Is years and months.
October II, William Parker, yellow fever,
age "a years.
October II, Robert Black, yellow fever, age
October l8, Daniel Clancy, yellow fever, age
45 Y, ars
October 20 Mr. P NJ Watterson, yellow
fever, age 40 years.
October u, Tonne Mcdonnell, yellow fever,
October 2, Harry Pierce, yellow fever, age
% years
October % Mr. John eastman, died gener-
al debility, age 70 years.
October, 20, Mrs. Ida Tibbs, chronic disin-
october %, Mrs. Daniel Clancy, yellow
fever, age 80 years.
October "A, Edward Baily, yellow fever, age
80 years.
October 25 Joseph Muller, yellow fever, age
20 years.
October %, Mrs. Cathrine Marion, yellow
fever, age 40 years.
October % Bette Divine, yellow fever, age
I3 years and 5 months.
October %, John F. Bayol. yellow fever, age
q years.
October %, Minnie Barrett, yellow fever,
age 10 years.
October 20, Patrick o. Lleary, yellow fever,
age years and months.
Respectfully submitted
PHILIP RYAN, City Sexton.
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For RENT.-A dwelling house, con
venient to business locality. For particu-
lars enquire of j. SrADEKER & Son.
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Opening Of Winter Millinery
MISS S. FULLY

MISS S. FULLY
y ESPECETULLY invites the Ladies' az
IL jackson and vicinity to attend her onion
ing Of WINTER MILLINERY. on Thursdav
the 9th Of December 1873 also. a lrrge Va
riety Of FANCY GOODS AND TOYS
dec 3, 7S-4w. \ TUTTv
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JACKSON. Dec. 4. 1913

JACKSON, Dec. 4, 1878.
To the Honorable Board of Mayor and Alder
men of the City of Jackson
GENTLEMEN-I have the honor to make the
following report, Sexton for the while
people, for the month of November, 1878:
November ?, 1878, Henry E. Sizer, yellow
fever, age 81 years.
November 5, C. Eva Johnson, yellow fever,
age years.
November 5, Mrs P. c. Doherty, yellow
fever, age 40 years.
November s. Eudora Moore, diptheria in the
country, age months.
November 8, P. J. Roach, yellow fever, age
81 years.
November II, Miss Louisa Taylor, yellow
fever, age 20 years.
November S, Joseph Kolb, yellow fever, age
10 years, country.
November II, Philip Kolb, yellow fever, age
4S years.
November 18, Sett Benedict Jones, Group, in
the country, aged months.
November Is, Mrs Nipple. tumor, in the
country, age 40 years.
November Is, Ben. 7. GIennan, yellow fever,
age % years.
November 20 Mrs. Margaret Ryan, yellow
fever, age 40 years.
November % Miss Annie Wallace, yellow
fever, age y years.
November &c, Willie Coats, yellow fever,
age Is years.
November II, Annie Olivia Comfort, vellew
fever, age weeks.
Respectfully submitted,
PHILIP RYAN, City Sexton.
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IL consequence of the ill-health of the
venerable and much beloved Bishop Green,
ali his appointments in South Mississippi
have been recalled.
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Just Opened.

Is pieces Fruit of the Loom Domestic.
% - Lonsdale Domestic.
70 . Sunnyside Domestic.
20 s. Bed Ticking.
70 dozen "Eunice" COrsets.
i" Ladies Merino Vests.
. :" SOC. Kid Gloves.
J. STADEKER s. Son.
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SECTIONS REPORT, (ooLoRED.)

To the Honorable Board of Mayor and Alder
men of the City of jackson:
GENTLE@EN-I herewith submit unto your
honorable body the following report of inter
ments made by me during the month of Au-
gust, 1878:
ton of the brain, age months.
Alice Brown, August 6, consumption.
Angus T. James Lloyd, congestive chill,
age II months and day.
August g. Mary Cornelia, teething, age 2
years, pauper.
August9, William Hayes, chickenpox, age
3 months.
August u, Mary Lloyd, spasms, age IL
months, weeks and days.
August II, Child of Mrs. Burton, spasms,
age eeks.
August Is Child of Lottie Shaw, chills. age
2years and months
August 10, Henry Clifton, old age, unknown
pauper.
August 10, Rachel Watkins, consumption,
pauper, age SO years.
August 2, Child of Mary Jane Evans, mala-
rial fever, age years and months.
Respectfully submitted
TURNER PATTERSON, Colored Sexton.
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LETTER LIST.

List Of Letters remaining in the Postofice
at Jackson, Kinds county, Miss, for the
week pndinU Dec IL 1873.
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FOR RENT.

A GOOD DWELLING HOUSE convenient
"A to the business portion of this city con-
sisting of six good rooms; also Dining room,
Kitchen and servants ROOM also, good office,
stable and carriage-house. For particu airs
apply to JOHN CLEARY.
jackson. Miss, Dee A, l878-tf.
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Supreme Court Notice.
SPECIAL TERN.

A SPECIAL TERM of the Supreme Court of
Mississippi will be held, at the city of Jack
son, commencing on the first Monday of Jam
uary next 1891 and the docket of the Third
(Northern3 District will be called until the
third Monday of February, when the docket
of the Second (Seuthern) District will be
taken up, and the call continued. until the
1rst MONDAY in April, when the docket of the
first District will be disposed of.
Eoxember ., 1878.
II. p STMRALL,
H. H. CHALMERS,
J.. A. p. CAMPBELL,
Nov. u, 1676-3w. Judges.
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For RENT.
Notice.

WANTED to secure position rs Manager
of plantation for 1879 viii bring best ref
erenee as to energy, judgment and honesty.
Nov27. ls7sAw. Address. CONWAY,
Dry Grove, Miss.
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All Of which IS respectfully Submitted,
JOHN McGILL, Mayor.
CLERKS REPORTS.
JACKSON Miss, Sep. l, 1873.
To the Honorable Board of Mayor and Alder
men of the City of Jackson:
GESTLEHEN-I herewith report the amour
Of warrants issued during August. 1878:
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JACKSON, MISS, Dec. e, 1873
At special meeting of the Board of Mayor
and Aldermen, held at the Mayors Office,
Friday, Dec. g. 1878-Present:
Hon. John McGill, Mayor: Aldermen An
derson Harrington, Lowd aud Spengler.
Absent-Aldermen Hamilton aud Williams.
The examination of the assessment rolls
was resumed, completed and approved
Upon motion, the rolls were filed " it'll the
City Clerk for ten days for examination,
during which time objections can be filed id
writing.
The following tax levy was made: city, 5
mills; bond and interest, mills; school, 3
mills, and fire. mills-total, Is mills.
By Mr.. Lowd-
Resolved, That the thanks of the Boari of
Aldermen are extended to Hon. John McGill,
Mayor, for the faithful, prompt and energetic
manner in which he conducted the affairs of
the city during the epidemic.
Resolved further That the Board Endorses
and afGrms all of his official acts during said
time.
No further business offering, the Board adj
journed
JOHN McGILL, Mayor.
HARRIS BARKsDALE, City Clerk.
JACKSON, MISS, Dec. 7, 1875
At meeting of the Board of MAYER and
Aldermen of the City of Jackson, held at the
Mayors Office, on Saturday, Dec: Z, 1878, az
required by an Act entitled IAN Act to estah-
lish and maintain a uniform system of public
free schools in this State, approved March 8,
1S1S-Present:
Hon. John McGill, Mayor; Hon. F. A. Wolf
County Superintendent of Education of Kinds
county; Aldermen Anderson, Harrington,
Lowd and Spengler.
Absent-Messrs. Hamilton and Williams
Mr.. Lowd moved that the three schools,
College Green, (white) the celored school
and West Ward white school, be continued.
Carried.
petition from Messrs J. d. Stewart, G. D.
Subway and A. McGehee In relation to enten-
sion Of Fertilization Street, was received and
referred to the Street Committee.
Mr. Lowd moved to take recess until ~
r. NJ. Upon tie vote. the Mayor cast the de-
Gliding vote and recess was taken until ~
o'clock p. NJ
EVENING SESSION.
Presentation John McGill, Mayor: Hon.
+. A. Wolf, County Superintendent of Educa-
Ham ilton, Harrington, Lowd, Spengler and
Williams.
The Board proceeded to elect School Trus-
tees for the College Green School
Mr. Hamilton nominated ]. H Nielsen.
Mr.-Speng1er NOMINATED ]. L. Power
Mr.. McGiH nominated ]. A. Galbreath.
And the above name3 were elected By &c
clamation.
For the Colored School
Mr.. Lloyd Nominated Ben. Williams
Mr.. Hamilton Nominated ]. J. Spe11man
Mr.. Anderson nominated G. Scott
Mr.. Harrington Nominated u. Young.
Messrss LoWd and Sbeneler we're Appointed
te Hers
All. MillianIa recsigeae votes Mr. Spell man
fQisHi AAk eH|Ek F9tea MT. 40lane V1tqal
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FOR RENT CHEAP !

A NEW RESIDENCE l mile west Of the
"A Governors Mansion; eight acres of land
in high state of cutivatiOn-plenty good wa
ter-all buildings convenient. Call on prem
Uses. A. N. KIMBALL.
Dec11 7S-lm
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STOLEN.

ONE ENGLISH HUNTING LEVER GOLD
" WATCH, (Joseph Johnson maker,) No.
1914. On back of case there is a scroll in
which there is inscribed E. W. P. liberal
reward will be paid for the delivery of the
Watch at The CLARION OFFICE.
dec1l 73-2t
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Clothing Department.

Clothing Department
Nov COMPLETES IN
Mems, Boys and Children's sClOthlng,
Mems and Boys Furnishing Goods.
Mems and Boys Boots and shoces
Ladies' Misses and ChiliFGl'S Shoes.
Mems Trunks and Travelling Bags;
Also, Ladies Trunks, etc.
My stock is larger and better than ever.
with prices 10 suit tie times
The citizens Of Jackson. Mississippi ana
the public, are invited TO call and examine
my stock. No trouble to show goods.
JOHN CLEARY.
STATE STREET, JACKSON, MISS.
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