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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-10-08
CLINTON ITEMS.
BY MARIN.

Capt. VIM Chichester, from near Edwards
was in town on the lst .
The depot yard has been filled with cotton
wagons every day this last week.
Both the Institute and College indeed in
A fiourishing condition, and their rolls are in
creasng daily.
1t is really interesting to look at the happy
countenances of our observation-disclosures Is I'M
proving so rapidly
Mr. VIII Patton spent couple of days IN
town last week and assisted the brass band AT
the college exhibition Friday night.
Mississippi College can boast of the oldest
and largest school boy in the State, and the
Institute some of the prettiest school girls
Two of our merchants, Messrs o. Rice END
q W Hicks are in St Louis buying iull
stock of goods for their respective houses
Mr.. c. L. Thomas and wife, and Mrs. Matte
L. Burke returned home Sunday morning from
their summer trip to Virginia, and the Tennes-
see Springs, all wonderfully improved
Hon. w A. Montgomery, Democratic Sena-
tor and Greenback candidate Tor Chancery
Clerk spent Wednesday night IN town.
Though the Captain says they have converted
about all the white voters they, the g. BIS, ex-
meet in this county, he v II speak to the whites
and viii divide time with any Democrats who
may be present. =
On last Friday evening, about six o'clock, the
little two wear old daughter of Mr. and Mrs
A. NJ GU was missed from about the house
and after about bali an hours diligent search
for her. it was discovered that the cistern top
was tilted to one side, when Mr.. Gill procured
ladder and went down, and there found has
little darling Aeating on the water. DIR. Horn
was sent for Immediately and everything done
/ to bring life back, but twas too late. Another
| little soul had gone to join the angel band IN
Heaven.
1t has been a time hOnored custom with the
! two societies OF the College at the close OF q
session to each appoint one member to deliTel
an annual address before the Societies on tht
| I'd Friday after the opening of the next session
so on last Friday night we had the pleasure o.
listening to the actresses delivered by Mr.. Trot
ter of the Philomathian and Mr.. Lowry OF
| the Hermeanian Society; their subjects were
indeed well handled as though it was will
skilled hands. The Clinton brass band ful
nished music for the occasion.
The sdddest public meeting we ever witness
ed was held by certain club of our town on
the night of September the 30th, at their usual
place OF meeting on the corner, the meeting
was opened in the usual style, latter each mem
respected and beloved President announce
that a necessity caused by some unknown
cause had caused him to accept situation b.
felt it to be his painful duty to resign the higi
position in which the Club had SO long retain
ed him. and then with tears in his eyes, amidst
the general exclamation of who'd a though
it ~ and after each member had shed tears Oh
his shoulder the meeting closed with the SONG
ave shall meet but we shall miss him."
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Nothing in the world equals I'BLACk:
DRAUGHT' in female diseases.
For sale by BYRON LEMLY.
History of Mississippi.

Claiborne's History of Mississippi
Our canvassing agents report gratifying
progress in obtaining subscribers, and the
indications are, that we will be justified in
publishing an edition of several thousand
copies:
/ Q. Fairman, Crystal Springs, reports 81
have received two hundred subscribers to date
October Gth.
W j. Mason, Port Gibson, reports: Fifty
subscribers. to October 3D.
John A. GaIbreath, ST., Union Church: Six
ty-si. subscribers, to Oct1b LIST.
f. r. Campbell, for Choetaw and Montgomery:
43 subscribers to Sept. 18th.
John 5. Holt, Natchez, reports upwards of 100
subscribers in that city.
n III. Boyd, jackson, reports 20 subscribers
in partial canvass of Kinds.
Jas A. Berry reports A. subscribers at
Friars' Point.
H. $. Halbert reports 80 subscribers in the
eastern part Of Oktibbeha county.
Messrs. Fox & Roane, report 10 subscribery at
WalthalI, Sumner county.
VIM. c. Russell, Sardis 20 subscribers to
September 20.
d. p Black, Okolona IL subscribers, to Sep
TENDER 21.
F. W. stratton, Liberty, subscribers to
| September 26.
R. c. Lyles, Cold Water: Is subscribers, tC
4 October $
/ Agents can receive subscriptions until the Isl
| OF November.
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Death of Sister Regina.

Vicksburg Commercial Oct 4th.
Sister Mary Regina, much esteemed and
beloved Sister of Charity, who has for
number of years been an inmate of the con-
vent in this city, died of consumption at two
O'Clock yesterday morning Sister Mary
Regina Joined the order of the Sisters of
Charity in this city six years ago, and has,
since that time, been faithful adherent to
her religious vows. Her name, before con
secrating herself to the church was Miss Ell
len Ryan, of Jackson, Miss, at which place
she now has many relatives. Sister Mary
Regina was the first or the inmates of the
convent to take the fever in the city last
wear, since which time she has never entire
iv recovered from its effects, and for the past
two months has been confined to her bed.
Sne will be buried in the convent grounds
at eight o'clock this morning, at which time
high mass will be held.
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Among the Useful Toilet Articles

We notice much-liked preparation for the
hair, possessed of properties so remarkable that
no one who cares to own a clean and healthy
scalp with beautiful hair should pass it untried.
It's properties are cleansing, invigorating and
healing, and after a few applications the hair
ceases to fall Dandruff and Humors disappear,
and the hair grows clean, soft and silky. 1t
.keeps the head cool and comfortable and grad
uaIlv restores the hal if gray or faded to the
natural and Hfe-like color, beautiful to look
upon. tbs Parker's Hair Balsam that has won
such popular appreciation by its many excel
lent and healthful properties. Sold in large
bottles, at only so cents, and 81 } by B. LemiyI
Jackson Miss,
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New Fall GOOQS-
We are pleased to announce the reception OF
our new FALL STOCK, complete ia every de
part.nent, and to which we invite an inspec-
ton.
We beg especial attention to our large line OF
fashionable Dress Goods and - our Pekn
Satins, Brocaded Satins, Silk Fringes, Persian
Silks &c, our dress trimmings and combina-
tons Our Clothing department is filed with
a large stock of attractive cheap clothing.
Our Gents Furnishing Goods line are filling
up with al the novelties of the season.
our line of Staple Goods were bought and
are now offered entirely in view OF the depres-
sion in price of cotton and is If efore especial
Iy attractive.
our Flannel department is the best we ever
had.
Our Grocery stock is fresh, and comprises all
the incest goods could find in the market
Wa repeat that our stock is unusually COM
plete, and bought altogether in quantities to
enable us to preserve the lowest prices for many
seasons.
For this reason we are possessed of opportu-
mites to sell planters and small merchants by
the package at as low rates as could be OBJ
tanned by sending abroad.
We beg an examination of our stock and
prices to confirm these statements.
! ROBINSON, STEVENS & Co.
Oct. 7-2t.
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Co,snmption Cured.

!, old phvsiciaa, retired from prac.,ce'
An Ia Diaced in his haads by an Fast
nasi"s missionary, the formula OF simple
,.aaetable remedy, for the speedy ana Pc.
ne1t cure Of consumption bronchitis e'',ia
ns,hma and all the throat and lung anse.,o.,
a, , positive and radical euse ter nervous
aiso 80. "a i, nervous complaints, after has-
deDnlls ~ 81 wonderful curative powers ~
ing - - cases. has felt it his duty to MAKE
tnoussl'..S !, h;s suffering fellows. Actaated ~
u NnOe 100 and desire to relieve human SUI
Ina. ~ in send. free Of charge, to an WnO
desire It, this recipe, WIN lun a'e Frenob 3.
,rs 800 and using. in German - III; \
FnaIish Sent BY mail, " s svT shaaFsr las
stamp stan naming !, .h lsk Paps. Il. Z.
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Sour Stomach ia instantly relieved
A dose of BLACK DRAUGHT."
For sale by BYRON LEALl
Col, Claiborne's History of Missis-
sippi.

n. O. Picayune.l
We have been favored with a call from
Mr.. L. Q. Fairman, of Crystal Springs, who
is canvassiug the counties Of Copiah, Lin
coin. Pike and Lawrence, Miss, for the sale
of Col J. F. III. Claiborne's forthcoming
''History of Mississippi" Mr.. Fairman's
pleasant manners and ready address serve to
make him a popular canvasser, and the
publishers are to be congratulated for hav-
ing secured his services. The History OF
mississippi will include biographical
sketches Of eminent citizens, and bears the
loyal dedication: ''To the young men of
nv native State, and to the widows and
daughters of those who died in her defense. F"
No true Mississippian will fail to secure
copy of this book.
A note from Mr. Fairman, dated 9th
inst, informs US that he had received two
hundred subscribers to that date in the ter
ritory assigned him.
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KINDS COUNTY

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ticket.
F5r Dltfici Aaoraey-@m Judicid District.
HENRY :. FOOrE. ia, Of Madison.
Far Senai,ls-llh Distrtct.
JAMES u. STEWART, OF Kinds,
WILLIAM RAGLIFF, OF Rankin.
Fo5 Representatives..
THOMAS 4. McWILLIE, LOWE WHITE,
.1HN NJ. SIMMONS, W. u. CARMICHAEL
For Sheriff
FARRAR MORRISON.
For Circuit CgeTk.
SAMUEL LIVINGSTON.
For Gdacery C2erk.
WILLIAM T. RATLIFF.
Far Treasurer.
". HOWELL
FOr assessor.
b. ". HENRY.
Far Surveyor.
WILLIAM SHELTON.
For Coroner and Ranger.
+. ]. HUNTER.
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Monday, the 3D. day Of November, 1870
PROCLAMATTON.
5000 90 REWARD.

WHEREAS, II appears by information re-
w ceivcd by me- that WILLIAM LEWIS, muir
dered FRANK Il. CRAwFoRp, on the Both OF
September, 1872, i'm the town of Wessou, in
Copiah county, and afterwards made his escape,
and is still AT large;
Now. therefore, /. j. NJ. STONE. Governor
Of Mississippi, do offer the above reward for
the arrest and delivery of the said WLLIAH
LEWIS to the Sheriff of Copiah county said
reward is payable on conviction, and is ina nd-
ditfon to the statutory reward Aud ] do
moreover, require all officers of this State Co.
be diligent in their efforts to arrest said fu-
gitivc, William Lewis.
Given under my hand and the Great Seal
of the State affixed at Jackson, this
L. - 4th day of October A. d., 1879
D. NJ. STONE.
By the Governor:
HENRY c. MYERS, Secretary Of State.
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GRAND MASS MEETING AND BARBECUE
At Jackson. Friday. October "A.

At meeting of the Committee appointed
by the Central Democratic-Conservative
Club of Kinds County, to make arrange
ments for q Mass Meeting and Barbecue,
it was resolved that the same shall be
held at the Fearn Grove, in West Jackson,
on FRIDAY, OCTOBER oath. The following
sub Committees were appointed:
To invite Speakers. L. Power, Henry
Strauss, J. w. Smyhe.
On Finance-L. F. Chiles, S. Gwin,
Johnston Davis.
On ContributiOns-Henry Strauss, J. ).
Hamilton. John A. Webb, l.. T. Chiles.
The names of Speakers will be announced
next week.
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TRIISTEE,S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
undersigned. as Trustee, to secure to the
Oakland College fund sum of money there
in specified, / viii proceed, as such Trustee,
On Monday, the Sd day OF November, 1879,
in front Of the State House. in Jackson, Mist
sissippi to sell ut public auction, to the highes-
bidder for cash, the following property, to-
wit: Lots Nos. five and.six llots and g.
north, and the tenements thereon-the same
being known as Jackson High School proper
~ situated in said City of Jackson.
will convey such title as is vested in me
by said Deed Of Trust. -
jackson, OCT, /, 1s7S-6w. Trustee.
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For sale at BYRON LEalLY's.
something New Under the sun.

new era is dawning upon the life OF woman
Hitherto she has been called upon to suffer the
ills of mankind and her own besides. The fire.
ouent and distressing Irregularities peculiar to
her sex have long been to her the "diretul
spring of woes unnumbered-p IN the mansion
Of the rich, and in the howell Of poverty alike,
roman has been the constant, vet patient VIC
tim of a thousand ills unknown to man-and
the without a remedy. Qhs Lord, how
i, he AGONY Of her soul hath she cried.
F ant now the hour of her redemption is come.
81 viii snfer no more, for DIR. ]. Bradheld'
Female RegplatoF-W oman 9 Best FRIEND
be relied on TO cure all the diseases Ree9llar e
wonaen. Try Il and be convinced,
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The card of Augusta Female Seminary,
Stanton, Va. appears in our columns.
This school has pupils from every Southern
State. 1t has always been favorite with
Mi.sissippians, and our girls have won not
a few Of its honors. The Faculty embraces
upwards Of twenty ladies and gentlemen
the best talent that can be obtained for
each department. Miss Baldwin, the Prin-
cipal, must be lady Of extraordinary ca
pacity as an educator and manager. The
present session of the Seminary opened on
the Sd September
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SUCH of our readers as may have occa-
sion to visit New Orleans this winter, can
find nicely furnished rooms, in suits or
single, with superior table board, at No. =
North Rampant Street, near Canal. Rates
very reasonable See card in another
column
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Meat Market.

VIM. AlbFecht wishes to inform the public
that his market is open foE the sale af al klpds
of fresh meat and sausage at his old stand In
the Stone building-where he vii be pleased
TO see his old friends and new ones. His mar
ket is open all day.
a. a IF
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n1s1p1cr oFFICERs.

lar Dl4Tntcr- For supervisor Jacob Hewes
E1y Justices Of The PeaCe-F. Il. Roberts, John
Rnzz. For CoHstabies-Geo. Bryant ". NJ
IN D,zrRIcr-(No nominations)
3p DisrRtcr-l No nominations)
arm D1-r.-For Saper0isor-N b. smith.
IJ,ugton A J. Harrison. FOR Constnbfes-
j W Johnston W d. Patton, Jr., W. F. Bar
clay. n r
For Justices Of the Fedce-John " fa,toh'
Dan Nicholson For Constdbles-H. +. Cling
m a A Former.
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The Late T. Z. Mimms.
Natchez Democrat

Natchez Democrat.
From the Jackson CLARION we get the
sad intelligence of the death of Eugene
E. Mimms, of Utica. Miss, which occurred
on the 2Sth ult. We can truly coincide
with THE CLARIoS's correspondent IN
giving him the benefit of the best attributes
that can be applied to man.
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Full line of Zephyrs at
PUBLIC SPEAKING.

Hon. O. R SINGLETON viii address his fell
low-citizens of the State of Mississippi, at the
following times and places, viz:
Yallobusha county, Water Valley, Thursday,
October 9.
Lafayette county, Oxford, Saturday, october
IL.
Marshall county, Holly Springs, Monday,
October %.
Calhoun county, Pittsboro, Wednesday,
October, 10.
Choctaw county, Chester, Friday, October II
Holmes county, Durant, Saturday, October
Is.
Alfalfa county, Kosciusko, Monday, October
%
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Itawamba County all Right.

Itawamba County all Right.
Big CREEK, October I'd, 1879.
EDITORS CLARION: | see it stated In
your paper of September 18th, that Carroll
county. Georgia, has no saloons. Wewantit
known that the good old county of ltawam-
ba has also no saloons. No whisky sold
within her borders. No Radicals, no indie
pendents, no Greenbackers, no Soreheads
But all her citizens are straight out Dem
ocrats. She has corn enough to last her
two years. Yours truly,
SUBCRIBER.
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J sssss'ssa = -"
Respectfully,
f. II. REBER, City Collector.
sExroN's REPORT wHTTE.)
JACKSON. Mss. October 1st, 1879.

SECTIONS REPORT (wHITE.)
JACKSON, Miss, October 1, 1879.
To the Honorable Board of Mayor and Alder
men of the city of Jackson:
GENTLEMEN-I have the honor to submit the
following report of the number OF persons
inferred BY me in the City Cemetery during the
month of September, 1872
September 18th, VIM. Sherrington, age, 81
wears, canse unknown.
September odd Mrs Mary May, age, So years,
twp lold ma larial dysenteIy.
September 29th David H. Dickon, age, 81
years, erysipelas and paralysis, from Kinds
county.
Very respectfully submitted,
PHILIP RYAN, City Sexton.
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DESCRIPTION

william Lewis is so years Of age, but looks
ten years younger; horid complexion; blue
ewes; light sandy hair weighs about 100
pounds and leans slightly forward ina walk
ing. ali the fingers of the right hand of close
to the body Of the hand, and only half Of the
thumb on that hand.
Gets 19-3w
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SOUTHWEST KINDS ITEMS.

HARRIs BARKsDALE. City Clerk.
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Ladies

Ladies'
VIII be pleased by an examination OF the
handsome line of new Laces, Embroidery, Ties,
Ruehes, Belts, Fichues, Ribbons, etc., and all
the novelties at ROBINSON, STEVENS Co.
II Oct
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEMSPAPER MANTED.

AN EXPERIENCED AND PRACTICAL
~ NEWSPAPERS Man desires to lease or pur-
chase a newspaper in some growing town in
MISSISSIPPI OR would take half interest
in one. Correspondence solicited. Address
d. L. L.
P o. Box 49, Columbus, Miss
Oct.S 79-2w
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Starkville Times.l

Gen. Reuben Davis, we understand seeing
nothing else bigger, is now out for the State
Senate in Monroe county, against Hon. r. 0.
REYNOLDS OF course he will be defeated.
Defeat falls as naturally to him, as the sun
rising in the morning.
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.

f. RARKspALE viii address the people upon
the political issues at the following times and
places:
williamsburg, Coyington county, Wednes-
dsv October i.
Monticello, Lawrence county, Thursday, oe-
tober 10.
Brookhaven, Lincoln county, Friday October
IL
Magnolia, Pike county, Saturday, October
Is
Liberty, Amite county, Monday October 20.
Meadville, Franklin county, Tuesday, oeto-
Der q.
Fayette, jefferson county, Wednesday, oeto-
tober -.
Port Gibson, Claiborne county, Thursday, De
tuher %.
Ttica. Kinds county. Friday. October 24
RAYMOND Kinds county, Saturday, Oct ..
CarroIlton Carroll county, Friday, Oct 81
Lexington, Holmes county, Saturday, NoYem-
Der /.
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AGENTS.

The following have been appointed to cam
vas for subscribers to CLAIBoRNES History
OF MISSISSIPPI Others will be announced in
next issue;
Adams County-John s. Holt
Amite County,. w. Stratton.
Alfalfa Winston and NeshOba Counties.
S. Comfort.
Calhoun and Sumner-Fox & Roane.
Coahoma and Quitmau-Jas- A. Berry.
Chickasaw-D. 7. Black.
Choctaw and MontgomeIy-F. b. Campbell
Claiborne-W j. Mason.
Copiah, Lincoln, Lawrence and Pike. e.
Fairman.
Covington. Smith and Simpson,. NJ. Steen
Clay and Oktihbeha...H S. Halbert.
FrankIin-C. A. Prichard.
Grenada Yalobusha and Lafay ette-W. L.
Brown.
Hancock-James B. Truly.
HarrsOn-S. J. Vespiere
Hinds-N II Boyd.
Holiness. f.. Byrd.
Jackson-M b. Richmond.
Jasper-S. r. Adams.
Jefferson-John A. Galbreath, Sr.
Jones and Mari5u-ThOs. ID. Moore.
Leake-Johu G. Hall.
Lee, Pontotoc and Union-C. O. Potter.
Madison
Newton and Scots. Eastland.
Noxubee-Thos. j Stokes.
Panola-Wm. c. Russell.
Rankin-W G. Steen.
Tate and Tunioa-R. G. Sykes.
Wilkins0n-James b. Oliver.
Yazoo-F Barksdale.
In counties not named, friends have been
requested to appoint Agents.
The several gentlemen named are also au-
thorized to receive subscriptions for IHR
CLARION. POWER & BARkSDALE
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Clothing.

Our FAN and Winter Stock is arriving daily
and as usual win be replete with the latest
styles and sold at prices TO suit the times. Call
and be convinced. ]. STADEKER Il SON.
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Dress Goods.

A full line, comprising all the New York and
Paris modes, arriving daily, at
STADEKER'S
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For County Surveyor.

EpIroRs CLARION Yielding to a generally
expressed wish of the people of the county,
announce myself as = candidate for re-elee-
ton to the office of County Surveyor. Thank
ing the people for their generous confidence
in the past can offer no better guarantee for
the future than the fidelity and efficiency with
which have discharged the duties Of nay Of
fee. HENRY {. DANIEL
Oct s f7S4w
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Fresh Shell Oysters.

Don't forget that Fresh Oysters, in the
shell, are received every day, and kept con-
stantIv on hand at the Nelson Restaurant,
CaDitol Street
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PlantarS-

Will find unusual bargains in all lines of
Staple Goods, and especially in Jeans by the
piece, at ROBINSON, STEVENS & Co.
n
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A newspaper, for sale or lease. may De
disposed of, as will be seen by the card OF
ID. d. L., in another column.
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JACKSON, October l, 1879.
The following amounts received through
Judge 10. ID. Shields, Chairman Committee,
Natchez, have been received and forwarded
to the Howard Association, Memphis:
Natchez Royal Arch Chapter No Is % 90
Harmony Lodge, No l................. 10 w
Rosalie Commandery, No. 5..-.,.-....- 10 20
Masons, and other cltizens........-.. 100 w
Also received, from Union Lodge,
No 81 l. o. o. F., Columbus, and
forwarded to |. O. o. F. Commit
tee, Memphis. ....................... 70 w
From Lawrence Lodge, No. 56, |.
o. Q. F., Satartia, for same.....:.- 10 oo
J. L. POWER, Grand Sec'y.
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SINCE the composition Of one OF the most pop
ular proprietary Iuedicines-we speak Of l'r T.
WiIkoft's Anti-Periodic Fever and Ague
I ,nic-has been published and accompanies
every bottle. the sales Of this greatest specific
for the cure OF Chiils and Fever, Dumb Chills
and hypertrophied spleen have doubled, and
til, leading physicians prescribe il in their
practice when the usual remedies fail. All
Druggists sell IL.
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LETTER LIST.

List on Letters remaining in the Postotiice at
Jackson Kinds county, Miss, for the week end
ing October ;, 1879: