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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-05-21
EDWARDS ITEMS.
By MAX.

| Business quiet
/ Quite number OF commercial travellers il
/ town last week.
Or. Edwards fine horse fell and broke hi.
leg while playing around in vacant lot.
| Or. Williamson has been quite unweH fol
several days. We hope 70 see him on tbs
/ street soon again.
The new firm OF Mccain q Root IS holdine
its own and doing remarkably well. Ber
drives the quill.
L. \. Moss Is now at Hot Springs. Arkansas
for rheumatism with which he suffered great
deal last winter.
Our boys viii be sure to keep cool. as Capt
Jinkins has just received a car load of choice
lake ice.
We have not heard of many candidates as
yet But presume We will have our share by
| the time election day rolls around.
The clever and courteous representative OF
the .'Vicksburg Herald" A. c. futile, was
here for day two last week
There Is to be a concert on DIST inst, under
the supervision OF Miss Jessie Burns. We
predict grand success. Our jackson friends
are respectfully. invited.
There is lively time among the fair sex.
2sth inst Edwards has some beauties of
which she Is proud TO boast.
Mrs. Powell, after having spent some time
with her daughter, Mrs. Dr. Williamson, de-
parted on the 18th inst. for her home, Louis
vile, Ky. She made many friends while
here.
The new brick depot is completed and adds
great deal to the looks Of our burg ! tell
you the officers Of the old reliable V x NJ r.
Il. know how to do things up "brown" when
they take notion.
Our town isquiet in Magisterial circles-no
boisterous or bad characters here, owing to
strict enforcement Of the law by efficient
Marshal ;. H. Mackey and popular Mayor, j.
b. Graves, Jr.
Mr.. John H. Odeneal Is making vast inn
provement in the way of building, repairing,
renovating, &c He is live man and just the
kind we want here, as he Is not afraid to put
a dollar where it will do good
S D. Currie, our enterprising fellow towns
man is doing thrifty business since he
started in his new store. He has got polite
and accommodating clerks that know how to
please their customers
Frank Smith has taken charge of the Har-
rison House, which he has fitted up in first
class order. His tables are loaded with all
the market affords and that will tempt the
most fastidious epicure.
C. A. Hamilton has moved into the large
and commodious store formerly occupied by
w H. Harvey. The store has undergone a
thorough overhauling from top to bottom and
looks as neat as a new pin. Otis and Tom are
the boys to fix things up 80. X.
Several of the coIored people who went to
Kansas from this vicinity have returned
home again, not richer, but wiser. From
what they have to say, we would not think
they were very favorably impressed with the
promised land.
The Presbyterians and Methodists are hold
ing protracted meeting, Drs, Daniels and
Black officiating. 1t was our good fortune
to attend one of the meetings, and were for
chilly impressed with both Messrs. Daniel and
Black, think they are capable of doing justice
to their calling, as they very profound
and eloquent speakers.
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Our good friend Mr. H. O. P.ttus q Nor
ton called to see US Tuesday. -i
Hon. Pat Henry and Capt. H. : Cole II
brandon were in attendance On the s,nra me
Court Monday. p : ms
we regret to say that on Thursday last
"r. Aionzo Ware, for several wears wear. a
resident OF this city, removed to his old homt
Huntsville, Alabama.
Capt. Chas Campbell, Sheriff Of Mont
gonery county, and Dr. Erwin, Secretary Of
the Cooperative Life Insurance Compapv
were among our welcome visitors yesterday.
On Wednesday last, while Mr. and Mr..
iioops' Of Leake county, very old people. on a
VISIT to their son in this county. were crossing
the New Orleans railroad track in a spring
wagon, the horse began backing and upset the
wagon and occupants in deep ditch. Both
were quite severely injured Mr.. Theo. Beau
lieu, living near, took the unfortunate couple
to his house and did all in his power for their
comfort
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Ratliff's Battery Wither's Artillery.
Company, 1st Regiment Mississippi Artillery

At a preliminary meeting of the survivors OF
Company A., LIST Mississippi Artillery, held in
the city of Jackson, on Thursday, the 10Th day
of May the following officers and members OF
the company answered to their names:
Captain, w T. Ratliff; Orderly Sergeant J.
L. Power; Orderly Sergeant, Geo Handy, vice
J. l.. Power, promoted; Sergeant, Harris Banks
dale, Sergeant, b. T. Lyon. Privates John q.
sparrow, {. A. Lusk, Mike OBrien, VIM. )
Lemly, +. {. Williamson, Calvit Johns, Foster
Moore, John NJ. Chiffon, J. NJ. Fuller
ON motion of Ser'gt, Geo Handy, Capt w
T. Ratli1' was requested to taEo the chair.
ON monitor of Sergt'J. l.. l.. Power private
John A. Chiffon was requested to act as Secre-
tary.
ON motion Of Sergt Power, it was resolved to
call reunion OF all the survivors of Company
\, LIST Mississippi Artillery, on Thursday, July
10th, 1879.
ON motion Of private Cal. Johns, it was re
solved to have said reunion at the town of Boil
ton, Kinds county.
ON motion of Sergt Power, the Chairman
was requested to appoint a committee OF any
number within his discretion on arrangements
and a committee of three on correspondence.
The chairman appointed the following com
mittee on correspondence: Private John NJ
Chiffon, Sergt. Geo. Handy, private {. \. LuSk
On motion of Sergt. Handy, it was resolved
that the families of the members OF the com
pany be, and they are hereby cordially invited,
to the reunion proposed.
Capt. w. T. Ratiff was made chairman of the
committee on arrangements, with power to APP
point said committee at some day early IN the
future.
ON motion of private Lusk, the committee on
correspondence be instructed 10 request Miss
Maggie Downing, of Terry, and Miss Jennie
NoOnan, of Canton, to prepare poem each, tol
the occasion of the reunion.
On motion the meeting adjourned to meet al
w. T. RATLIFF. Chr'm.
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CLINTON ITEMS
By MARIN

No rain last week.
Saturday was quite lively in town.
Col. Joe. E. Lane spent the day in town last
Monday.
! Quite large quantity oil freight received
last week by the different merchants.
Miss Lulie Hamilton left last Monday with
her sister, Mrs Lille Winfield, for Texarkaua,
Ark.
! Messrs. T. Jones, of Bolton, and Prentice
/ Hawkins, OF Missouri, stopped short time in
+ town Tuesday
! One mad dog killed in the edge Of town last
( Sunday and we have heard Others in the
neighborhood since then.
Capt W T. Ratliff. Chaneery Clerk, and Mr.
Sam Livingston Deputy Circuit Clerk, were
/ in town Wednesday.
Col. P. W. Charlton, Mr.. VIM. Bell, and
| Capt. NJ. c. johnson were in town one day
last week, and all three looking we'll.
Our merchants are doing only a very limited
supply business this year, the trade OF our
town is mostly Tor cash, and at low prices.
The health of Clinton was never better; We
don't know OF single case OF sickness in
town.
Mrs C. w Hicks returned home Wednesday
from her visit TO Beauregard. Her sister, Miss
Maggie Lamb, came with her and will remain
some time.
On Friday night Miss Moore gave a con-
cert at the College chapel, which was well at
tended the bills announced that it was for
the benefit OF the yellow fever orphans.
\ meeting OF the Board of Mayor and Al
derman held last Tuesday. Alderman
elect j. w Abou into office by Al
derman Hilman, acting Mayor; then, after
passing dog ordinance, they adjourned.
The Clinton String Band was out one night
last week serenading We enjoyed their
sweet music very much. We were glad to see
Mr.. r. l.. Mosely, of V. and NJ. X. X. and
formerly leader OF the brass band at this
place, in town Saturday; with his assistance
the band enabled TO make the citizens of
town feel glad to hear again the serenade
music OF the band. We went with the bows
that night, and found there was three serenade
parties out the brass band, string band and
vocal band, and must say that all three of
them were good.
Saturday night we were to have had some
thing new. Il Pedestrian Lecture"-but
owing, not to the inclemency of the weather
but some other cause that we might guess, the
lecture was only attended by the Prof himself
and his agent or business manager who
engages board and keeps door for the troupe.
They were anxious to remain until Monday
night to try again, some of the boys told
them that their enterprise not sufficiently
known, but Sunday morning the treasurer OF
the company was interviewed in regard to a
board bill, but 10 and behold it was empty,
and Consequently the only way they could
satisfy the said board bill was to perform one
their great pedestr' feats, by iIan ediate
~ starting the tramp.
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Col. Claiborne's History.
Natchez Democrat. !

Natchez Democrat.
The Jackson CLARION publishes prospec-
tus of the first volume of the forthcoming work
OF Col. J. F. II. Claiborne, Mississippi q
Province, Territory and State, with Biograph-
ical Notices of Eminent Citizens" for which
the distinguished author has been collecting
material for fifty years past. The first volume
will be issued about the LIST of October, and will
be sold by subscription. No book which has
ever been published will be of greater local in=
terest than will this history of our State to its
people. The earlier records of the State which
viii be contained in the first volume will be
peculiarly instructive as well as intensely inter
esting, and no person who wishes to know the ro-
mantle history of the early settlement of Missis-
sippi, from the building of Fort Rosalie among
the beautiful fields of the Children OF the Sun,
down to the formation of oul State government,
should fail TO secure this valuable volume
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The following, which we find in the
Vicksburg Commercial, fully explains itself;
The Southern Concert Garden troupe, under
the management of Messrs. Wachenheim ~
Herman take their departure for Jackson on
Wednesday next, where they will perform at
Angeles Hall two nights, Wednesday and
Thursday. twenty first and twenty-second inst
Too much cannot be said in compliment to this
excellent troupe, and it is with pleasure that
of our Jackson friends. Every member Is a
/" star " in his or her line, and the troupe, SO to
speak constellation of stars" Since their
appearance in this city, the Garden has been
crowded nightly, and we have yet to hear the
first. who, witnessing their performances, was
dissatisfied with the actors objected 10 any
portion of the programme presented. Nothing
could be more beautiful or perfect than the
acrobatic performances OF the La Rue family;
their classic groupings, beautiful poses and
double and triple somersaults. In their line
of business they are unsurpassed.
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Fete Champetre.

The ladies of St. Andrews Church propose
giving, on the evening of the 29th OF the pres
ent month, grand Fete ChamPetre at HAM
1T,rox PARK; ON which occ aston the grounds
will be brilliantly Illuminated with head
lights. Chinese lanters, and pryotechnics OF
all kinds A grand concert viii take place
during the evening in which the best amateur
talent of our city and other portions OF the
State will be brought into requisition.
carnival of nations" will also be held on this
occasion in which almost every nation on the
face of the globe will have one or more rep
sentatiVes. Dancing under the spacious pa
valion will also be one Of the attractive fea-
tnres of the occasion. During the evening re-
freshments will be served in different portions
of the Park at moderate prices.
A cordial invitation is extended to the cit
izens of Vicksburg, Edwards, Bottoms, Gin
ton. Brandon, Terry, Crystal Springs and all
surrounding towns. Admission to the Park
for adults, 25 cents; children, 10 cents.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-05-21

SAFETY, efficiency and reliability are the
three cardinal virtues Of remedy, whether
IN the hands of physician or in those OF the
people at large. For the cure of all malariai
ar miasmatic diseases, such as Chills and
Fever or intermittent Fever, Dumb Chills and
Chronic Enlargement of the Spleen, we have
snch q remedy in DIR. F. Wilhofts Anti-Pe-
riodie or Fever and Ague Tonic, the compo-
sition Of which has been published BY ats pro-
prietoFs, IYheelock, Finlay q Co. OF NeW Or
fes a,irs and for sale by all Druggists.
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A Card.
JACKSON. Miss, May 20, 1879.

EDITORS CLARION: ! am compelled TO tres
pass on your columns for personal explana-
ton. Before the Methodist Sunday school pic
ME | applied to Col. Hamilton for the use OF
his Park expecting 10 pay for the privilege a.;
and when / asked his charge was answered
nothing | am, therefore responsible for the
imposition and not the Methodists generally.
CoI IT and were school.mates and have been
nersonal friends nearly all our lives, and |
never paused to enquire into the motives which
dictated his benefaction. He did for me what
Tbave done for him without the least hesitation.
greatly regret that uncharitable persons are
pubIiclv repeating that the negroes and Meth
odists" have practieed such imposition" on
Col. H. that other people fear TO ask the use of
his Park | was charged with the duty of get
ting the use of the Park and paying for its use,
and am responsible for the result 1t is not
proper to tax the Methodists with imposition
Yours respectfully,
w L. NUGENT.
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MOODY-DODDS-At the residence of the
brides mother, Mrs Dizzy Dodds, near Gallman
Station, Sunday morning, May the 4th, 1879,
by Elder Jesse Woodall Mr. Percy Moody and
Miss Mary J. Dodds all of Copiah county, Miss.
Attendants-Mr Phillip Didlake and Miss AIDE
liza Martin; Mr.. Willie Barnes and Miss Hattie
Redus.
LEE-CALCOAT-At the residence Of Mrs.
Porter, near Byram, Kinds county, the 14th
day of May, 1879, by Elder Jesse Woodall, DR..
s. Harriss, of Byram, and Miss Mary f. Calcoat,
OF Pickins Station, Miss. No attendants.
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Local and Miscellaneous Items,

1T will be seen that Mr.. W. J. Crisler, Of
the Raymond beat, has responded affirmatively
to the call upon him to become candidate
Tor the Legislature. He is one Of the solid
men OF Kinds county; has been reared in the
county grown with It's growth and strength
ened with its strength Upright. honest and
true, there is no flaw upon his record
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Excessive Heat

And improper food at this season of the yeal
may speedily carry you 70 thegrave, Parkeris
Ginger Tonic should always be kept in the
house, as it is unequalled for nursing mothers
with teethiHg children, and not only cures
Diarrhoea Dysentery, Cholera, Cholera Infan-
tum, Collie, Cramps, etc, but prevents these
dangerous attacks. By Its corrective action
on the digestive apparatus II cures Headache,
Indigestion, Nervousness, Palpitation of the
Heart, Wakefulness, Neuralgia Pains, Liver
Disorders, Low Spirits, Sour Stomach and all
other symptoms and forms of Dyspepsia, regu-
lates the Bowels, and enables yen TO enjoy the
fruits and vegetables of the season Buy 80
cent, or 500 bottle and try it. Sold by
Byron Lemly, Jackson, Miss.
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PROCLAMATTRN,
$500 90 Reward.

WHEREAS, II appears by Information ---
w ccived by me, that the following named
Peuitentiary Convicts have effected their
escape from the places, and at the times
mentioned, and are still al large to-wit Ben
Brown and Wesley Bowie from John q. lieser,
Bolivar county, December, 1878 Jerry Riley.
from j. S Hamilton & Co., mt Eickshurg.
February 25,h, 1879; Tony Arlington, from g.
Richardson's Reiugc Plantation, Bolivar
county, MAY 2Sih. 1873; Jack Kennedy, from
Green Clay, Bolivar cpuuty, March, 1870
william Briuon, from Stella plantation,
Washington county, March tth, 1879 Paul
county, March 18th, 1879, Henry Singleton
and Saml Russell from Mississippi Lcvcc,
March l7ih, 1879; Bnchu- Johnson, from
Iuglcside Plantation, Lehore county, March
18th, 1879; Tom Cannon, from }. u. GIlilaHd
Alfalfa county. March 9th, 1879, Moses
Billups, from W. 4. Pollock, Bolivar county,
March 3lst 1879 Thos Clarke Wright tr0m-
well atlas Stanley, and Andy or Anthony
Matthews, from lngleside Plantation, Ledorc
county, April lst, 1879; Henry davenport
from John G. Yeiser, Bolivar county, Dccem-
her 1878.
Now, therefore, /, j. NJ STONE, Governor Of
Mississippi, do offer the above reward. for thc
arrest and confinement iu Jail of the said Con
said Reward is payable by ) $. Hamilton q
Co., Lessees Of the State Peuitenuary. And
! do moreover, require all officers ofthis State
to be diiigent in their efforts 10 arrest said fu-
gitive convicts.
Given under my hand and the Great Scui
Of the State affixed, ut Jackson. this
L. o. 10Th day Of May, A. D. 1879.
}. NJ STONE.
BY the Governor;
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THE CITY.

L.
CITY Treasurer
Judge Mavers and Capt. McCaskiIl were
in town Yesterday.
,1,,-1f,,t, o.. a, Hamilton parl, ON
Thursday evening. Nav 10Th.
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W }. Bynnm ESD Sherih oil DeSoto
county, called upon Us last saturday.
Proceedings oil the Board OF Mayor and
Aldermen will be found ON the 18th page OF tins
issue.
j. P Allen, Esq, talented member OF
the Winston bar, is attending the Supreme
Court.
VIM buchanan, ESD, Superintendent of
Education of Rankin county, called upon rs
ON Monday.
ri p-t.: U.ll,,t, S,.hooI viii
hold their annual picnic at Hamilton Park on
Wednesday next,
w ritto F.o whose residence i.
,it,. .t,i,,,,,I siv b,rr..l. If Irish no
st.. =, o,incinnati last week
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brandon i'' '''''' ''''i'' "'ol ~.
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"iISn' anu VI y '''o Ing Pi :,
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A colored excursion from Nicksburg with
banners hy'ns anu o$ll'' pray ing '"oN poS7'T
SION o. ii"l',l'''I' a. A. >, L-.nl,s 8,
uiun HON i,N' ''''S
liberty ana the per7ui' o' nal
Mr.. Robt. Shotwell, OF Iilnds county ana
well known IN tins city, was recently elec'e"
Anniversary orator OF the Hermeah Literary
Society OF the State Univer7lty-one oil the
highest honors IN the gilt OF that INSTITUTION
Hamilton Park is now the centre of at
traction for recreation from dust and heat and
routine labor. The beautiful walks, the sing
ing birds, the cooling fountains, the green
grass. the picturesque views from the observa-
tory make it a delightful resort.
The REGISTRATION of city warrants under
tho ordinanc, passed at the last meeting of
the Board OF Mayor and Aldermen Is pro-
crossing. 1t is believed that all outstanding
warrants will be registered prior to the mex
meeting of the city fathers
A committee of the Trustees of the Agri-
cultural and Mechanical College, consisting of
Coy. Stone. Hon. T. c. Dockery, J. NJ. Causey,
and DIR Phares was in session in this city on
Friday last. having under consideration the
architects report OF plans and specifications oil
the College The plans were accepted.
H., T,,ao,o,dert are mista-
-, NTao,,,,l;a
"'ie'' ''''S say - 10 r.: - NJ ? mo,
'''ii'eG No., sbonId h,
- III, n, oo,,d;tior was i'm.
~. ~ -. 80. ,r,r,rizad January
1s-n - g tLair own accord
a., - =, - not only the gen.
49,, =, -, -. e-an,a,, rres
',''''U' 'u' al '"o s-,,.,.;,,,
en' |r'e oi@ni1i''h' eIeo'TU l,'o 49,
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woman's Rights.

Yes. woman has good right to health and
happiness the other sex. Then, why suffer
so long when the remedy is within your reach.
Try Brad6elds Female Regulator. Woman's
Best Friend, and you will hare your health
and strength fully restored. Gall on your
druggist for circular, and see some of the
wonderful cures il has made.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-05-21

We are under obligations to Messrs. Sharp,
Tucker, & Co., of Vaughn's, Yazoo county
w. J. Bynum Esq, OF fernando, DeSoto coun-
ty; f. L. Riley Esq, Of Hebron, Lawrence
county, and Hon c. o. Potter, Of VAUDEVILLE,
Union county, for subscribers since our
last issue The last named writes You will
get a good many new subscribers to The
CLARION in these parts when the canvass
nncns y
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The Grand Commandery knights Tenn
plar eonvenes in Columbus to-day Our asso-
ciate, Col Power, is in attendance as Grand
Recorder. Sir Knights c. NJ Erwin, and c.
II. Campbell, OF Winona II. NJ Rorm berger,
OF Water Valley, Thos. A. Phillips, OF Canton
and David Carr, OF Kosciusko, reported at our
office yesterday, en- route for the Grand Con-
clave
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MAIL LETTINGS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Post Office Department,

Post Office Department,
Washington, d. G., Aay 10, 1879.
Proposals will be received at the Contract
Office of this Department until P. NJ. of July
10, 1879 for carrying the malls of the UAited
States, upon the routes, and according to the
schedule of arrival and departure specified by
the Department, in the State of Mississippi,
from October, 1879, to June 80, 1880. Lists of
routes, with schedules of arrivals and depar-
lures, instructions to bidders, with forms for
contracts and bonds and all other necessary
information will be furnished upon appiiea-
ton to the Second Assistant Postmaster Gen
eral D. NJ KEY,
May 7, '79--6w. Postmaster Qe,serat,
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DEATH OF Mis-. MoNTGoMERY.-W ch roni-
Gle, with regret the death, on the 9th inst, of
Mrs. Kate Montgomery, wife Of L. F. Mont
gomery Esq, at her residence near Madison
Station. About ten years ago, while engaged
in soliciting funds for the building OF a Church,
she was thrown from her buggy, and sustain
ed suchinjuries that she never after left her
bed. She was most patient suferer-one Of
the best of women We tender to the bereaved
our hearty sympathy.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-05-21

The Floral Riches Cologne Water, Alista
Bouquet and Pet Rose handkerchief extracts,
made by DIR. Price, becoming popular
favorites. Dr. Prices Floral Riches is the
finest cologne of toilet water made, and is in
high repute among clergymen, public speakers
and invalids for its fine agreeable and re-
freshng fragrance.
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HOPE FIRE COMPANY NO. 3.
It's Annual Parade, and History.

On Wednesday last the 14th inst, Hope No.
8, the eoiored Fire Company oil this city, had
Its annual parade. Many compliments we're
paid the Company as it passed along the
streets, handsomely uniformed thoroughly
equipped and its ropes filled with stalw art
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1t Is Well Known.

Many grocers sell DR.. Prices Cream Baking
Powder at the same price of the cheaper kinds,
and they pay more for it, make less money
hence, they never sell it unless the purchaser
demands it. Pure articles cannot be made as
cheap as those that are adulterated
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For District Attorney.

We are authorized to announce 5. o. BRIDE
" WELL, as District Attorney, Ninth Circuit
Court Distrct-Counties OF Kinds, Copiah, Mad
ison and YaZOp.
I'VE are authorized to announce DANIEL NJ
w POTTER, Of Hinds as candidate for the
office OF District Attorney, subject to the decis
ion Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS nominating
Convention.
Il