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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-01-01
OFFICIAL PRO
OF THE
BOARD OF MAYOR AND ALDERMEN

JACKSON, Miss, Dec. II, 1873.
At a called meeting of the Board of Mayor
and Aldermen, of the City of Jackson, held at
the Mayors Office, Wednesday, December H.,
1S78-Present
Hon. John McGill, Mayor; Aldermen An
derson, Harrington, Lowd, Spengler and
Williams.
Observation-Disclosures Hamilton.
The Mayor stated that the object of the
meeting was to hear any objections that might
be made 10 the assessment for 1878
Upon motion of Mr.. Williams the assess
ment of J. W. Clingan was reduced to SOU,
his house having been burned.
The assessment of Mrs. H. W. Pierce was
reduced TO 5000.
The petition of Mrs. MeCardle to reduce
the valuation of her property, was rejected
The petition of Mr.. Geo G. Eyrich to re-
duee the assessment upon his property, was
rejected.
On motion the Assessor was allowed 10
draw the balance of his salary
The thanks of the Board were extended to
Mr.. Chas. Williams for the eagles presented
by him 10 ornament the posts of the gate of
the City Han yard.
The petition of John ]. Rohrbacher to retail
yinous and spirituous liquors, was presented
and referred to the proper committee.
The Collector was instructed to proceed with
the collection of taxes until Jan. / 1873 after
which time the usual damages must be col
lected.
No further business appearing, the Board
adjourned.
JOHN McGILL, Mayor.
HARRIS BARKsDALT, City Clerk.
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THE MARKETS.
lrEsT NEW ORLEANS QUOTATIONS
Provisions AND BREAnsrUFFs

The above are wholesale prices. Jacks
retail prices about 20 per cent, higher.
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TIE life of Gen. Albert Sidney
Johnston, We repeat, is the most interesting
anu valuable work that has yet been issued
on the Confederate side of the var between
the sections. For elegance of diction it is
not surpassed by Alison's history OF Eu
rope, nor by Macauliey's writings Tor ter>e-
ness and vigOr. 1t is strictly i'm partial in
it, narrative of events, and is as thrilling as
historical fiction Of Walter Scott. No
Southern man should be without it if lie
wishes to keep alive in the bosom OF his
family the Inspiration that guided the
prominent actors IN the great struggle mot
overthrow the government OF the United
States but to establish a separate govern
ment OF the Southern States FOR the pro-
lection of their liberties. Gen; Writ
Adam, the agent of this charming book, Is
in the city and we advise all t. avail them
selves Of the opportunity 10 procure it.
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School NoTIcE-We cali attention TO the
opening Of Mrs. Wares school for girls, on
Thursday the 2d Of January, 1873, in. West
} Jackson Pupils from either North or South
jackson will be carried to the New Orleans
depot on the street cars, free of charge they
will be met there by trusty man who viii
take care Of their books. umbrellas, etc, and
see them to the school-room. No trouble
expense viii be spared 70 make this Institu-
ton one Of the best in America. Teachers Of
the highest standing have been engaged in
all the departments. Terms Tor Primary, 81;
Intermediates, 80; Higher Branches, with
Latin, 81 Music, both Vocal and Instrument
tai, s4i Drawing and Calesthe mics. free.
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1. o. Tribute of Respect.

WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty God in
His infinite wisdom, to call from our midst
two of our bretaren and co-labOrers in the
cause of Temperance; therefore be it
Res0lUed That in the death of Bro. VICTOR
BENTHEIE this Council las lost a useful and
active member, and his family a kind and in
duig gent husbe nd and father.
ResoLUed, That in he death of WILLIE COATS
this Council has lost young, but active and
promising member, and his family kind and
obedient son and brother
Resolged That while we have lest two use
full members, we feel that our loss is their
gain.
Res0lUed That while we feel our deep loss
we rejoice 20 think that we have representa-
ton in the Supreme Council above where all
is Faith, Temperance and Charity.
ResolVed, That we tender the bereaved fami-
lies our heartfelt sympathy. in their sore af-
ficti9ns.
Resoi0ed, That copy Of these resolutions
be furnished the families of the deceased, also
the CLARION for publication and that they be
spread upon the minutes of the Council.
G.. f. MARTz
john EsTELLE.
TUOs p BARR
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WE were favored with call yesterday
from Judge L. o. Bridewell, of Copiah.
whose name, as author of that indispensa-
bic work "Bridewell's Justice" is house
hold word in our State. The Judge has
had the fortune to obtain, while yet
young. eminenee in two professions, in
neither of which are honors easily earned
journalism lin which his prentice hand was
tried), aud law, to which he is now de-
voting himself-not forgetting, however,
10 put in his oar for the Democracy when
his services are needed.
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WAR 10.

BABBIr--WHIrE-D c 10 h, 1873, at the
reside zee OF the brides father, Or. oDt.
White. near Utica, by Rev VIM. L Beall,
NJ. d. Capt. G. w. Babbir, OF Na5chez t.
Amanda White
MATrIs-NooRE.-- 2Gth, 1873, at the
residence of he brides father, 9. IL Moore
near Jackson by Rev. WIN I. Baalt, NJ. ID.
Mr.. c. +. Maths to Miss Emma Moore.
Raymond Gazette please copy.
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u. %. ~. B-

At a regular meeting OF Mannaseh Lodge
No POP Independent Order of B'nai Birth,
held December 22nd, 1873. the following Of
hcers were elected for the ensuing term:
W. .. Strauss, President; Lac Kahn, Vice
President; sam Asher, Assist. Monitor !;
H Strauss, Secretary; j. Hear h. Treasurer;
John Hart. Warden and Guardian; Lee
turer, f. Bloom: Trustees for one year,
Messrs !. Strauss, f Bloom, and John Hart
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AT WniiING & GRAY'S.

MEMS OVER COATS FOR $500: "a 50
vi $3.50; 5000 and So GO
Mems Suits of Clothes for So $3.50; 500:
$1,000; $500; S1400; $1,000; $500 and $50
Mems Under Shirts from 371ze to S275.
Mems Drawers from 81 &c to s.. 50.
Best Unlaundried Shirts for 81 90
Boys Unl4undried Shirts for 81 1zc
British Socks for 50 90 per dozen
Ladies' Dress Goods, consisting Of Alpaeas.
all Wool, Burrett's, Grape, Cloths Cassimeres
Scotch Pllids, etc, with trimmings 10 match
and prices to suit the times.
Ladies' Under Vests for zoe, 75c, 81 90 and
Sl5G.
An endless variety of Ribbons, Neck Ties,
etc.
Silk Velvet Ribbons in all widths
full line of Wesson Plaids, Domestics and
Jeans
Wool Flannels. bota Red ard white, from
Zoe. to 60c. per yarCl.
Canton Flannels from Zoe. to Pike.
BIeaehed Domestics from &c. TO 10c.
10-4 Sheeting from 21zc. TO Doc per yard
Water Proofs, both mingled and plain in all
colors, from Zoe. TO 81 90 per yard
100 pieces of Calico just received-a Dress
for every body
At WHITING & GRAY'S.
dec19.' E8-1m
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L. o. o. F.-Mesrs. John H. Nc
kenzie, Grand Master; Chas. Lehman,
Grand Patriarch; Jas. T. McCown, Grand
Secretary, we're in Jackson on Monday, to
attend a meeting of the Trustees of the Odd
Fellows Endowment Association. After
full conference with Messrs. John A Webb
John McGill, John NJ. Smylie, w. @. Lowd
and other Odd Fellows OF this city, series
OF Bylaws and blank forms were adopted
for at once organizing the Endowment As
sociation recommended by the Grand lodge
at its last session. The details will shortly
be made known to the Lodges. We have no
doubt be Association will be popular, a. it
WILDE simple and practical.ia It's operations
and substantial in the benefits to be COM
ferred.
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At regular meeting of Central Lodge
No. 764, Knights of Honor, held Friday,
December -, 1873, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing term:
II. Strauss, Dictator; c. a. Brougher.
Vice Dictator; f. IL. Reber, Assistant Die
tator; John NJ. Smylie, Reporter; w. o.
Strauss, Financial Reporter; F. t. Cooper,
Treasurer; j. C johnson, Chaplain; q. Z.
Galceran, Guide: T, J Wharton, Jr., G. l..
Stranger Sentinel
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La this city, on the l7th inst. ERsKINE
son of Err kline aud Alice p. Watkins, aged
10 months, 6 days.
suffer little children to come unto me,
and forbid them not, for of such is the
kingdom of Heaven"
Near Lake Station, of the yellow fever,
THOMAS BLAssENGAME.
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The Board Of school Tru ICES of the ciry
OF Jackson met in the ot1 2 Of the County
Superintendent II Eauesfion, on Thursday
afternoon. Dec l2rh. 4 O'Clock
There were present: MeSsrs. Gflb-rath 4,
Power, Nelson, Lemon. Wilson, Webb.
Young, Williams ard Spelmau. together
with the N. r. A Wolfe the Sup-rjn.end-
cut al Educatoa Tor binds county
Mr. Nelson was called tenn p5Tariiy TO the
chair, and Mr.. Webb acted temporary
secretary
The Board proceeded to organize per-
manentiY.
Mr.. Gatbreath was elected President and
Mr. Spelm Secretary.
The County Superintendent. Mr. Wolfe,
suggested To the Board the number OF
teach r necessary to conducr the schools
for the next te' IN a follows:
For the College Green School, four
teachers-
For the Calored school, five TEACHERS.
For the West Jackson (wbi g one teacher
A Committee on Rules. consisting OF
Messfs. Power, Spelman and Webb were
appointed.
Board adjourned.
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OUR eminent physician, DIR. NJ. S.
Craft was called in at at Memphis to adj
minister professionally to a Rev. DR.. Dixon
late of Indiana, who though married, got
badly mixed up in m affair of love in that
State and fed TO Memphis, Unable to en-
durc the scandal, he esslyed to shuttle off
his mortal coil with dose OF strychnine
and at last accounts DR.. Graft, like true
samaritan, was combating the effects of the
deadly poison.
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NATIONAL SURGICAL INSTITUTE.

Two Of the Surgeons of this notable In
stitute will visit Jackson, Miss. January
and 8, 1879, stopping at the Edwards tIos s..
They will have with them a fine outfit Of
braces and surgical appliances, and will be
prep red to treat all kinds of Determines
!, Chronic Diseases, such as Club Feet,
Hip Disease. Spinal Disease, Paralysis, Ca
tarrh. Diseases of the Eye, etc. For tnll
particulars, address,
NATIONAL SURGICAL INSTITUTE,
Atlanta, Ga
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The Mississippi Military Institute,
located At Pass Christian, has opened finely
there being twice as many students in at
tendance as Mt the opening of last session.
Col + II. Murfee, the SUPERINTENDENT, is
one of the live educators of the land.
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JACKsoN, Dec. 1871, l87s.

JAG kSON. Dec. 1871. tSa ).
The Board met pursuant 10 adj Hurhmeut.
There were present: Me-sr-. GalbryatH,
Power, Nel on. Lennon. Wilson, Webb,
Young, Williams aud ~prlman.
The election OF teachers for the West
jackson school was taken mp. Miss Mary
Johnson. was elected Principal, and Miss
CaI}y VI izeil was elected assistant upon
condition that the average Attendance
should exceed 10.
Ga motion OF Col. Power the matter OF
Principal OF the College Green school WIS
deferred until the President and Secretary
publish notice soliciting applications from
male teachers, said applications to De con-
sidered at the regular meeting in january
On motion of Col. Power "a commirtee Of
three were appointed 10 confer with the
Mayor and Board of Aldermen in reference
to teachers salaries.
The committee were Messrs.. Nelson,
Wilson and Young.
Board adjourned until regular meeting.
JOHN \. GALBREATH, President
j. j. SPELMAN, Sets'y.
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Just Received and i'm store.

IN TONS BRAN AND SHIP-sTUFF.
IL loOOO pounds Bacon and Pork.
10 Firkins Goshen Butter-"GiIs Edge"
p Boxes, Cream Cbeeze
20 Bills and half blls-Choice MoIasses.
loo Bills Flour.
100 Kegs of Nails.
so ps, Bagging.
100 Bundles Iron Ties
With large aszoFknent of staple grecerie
which We are Offering at bottom prices.
4 ROBINSON & STEVENS
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decls. ,7s-2n.
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ABE RorHsCHILD FOUND GUILTY OF MURDER
IN THE FIRST DEGREE
Robbery and yEurtser Followed by
AAynchinE.

WHMIN GToN, n. c., Dec. 24.-W. G.
Fowler. d merchant OF Mooreville, was at
tackled ny robbers and left senseiess, near his
store, Oh December II, and died from the
Injuries received, on the 20 h. SnS picion
pointed TO "A negro named Gillespie, VINO
had been seen around the store about dusk.
lie was arrested, and confessed having
planned the murder but implicated negro
named Davidson as the perpetrator, and
stated they had afterwards div, the mon
ey taken from Fowier's person. Davidson
confessed that GILES pies statement was
true About dusk on the evening OF the 2Ist
deputy sheriff, with guard OF twenty men
started for StatesVille with the prisoners
When about two miles from town the party
was overtaken by from fifty or eighty white
men aud negroes, who, in the face of deter
III ineI resistance, captured the negro, DaV-
if>on, and disappeared. Sunday morning
Davd>on's dead body was found suspended
to the limb Ola tree, two miles from the scene
OF his capture.
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PRESUMPTION and the Silver Cues
ton; a Hand Book for the Times i the
title OF a very able and valuable work by
Henry V. Poor, sent ms by the author. II
contains about two hundred and forty
pages of very well weighed matter on the
currency question, and Is full of valuable
statistics. Every politician who wants to be
we'll posted onght to have copy. IL is for
sale at Eyrich's Book Store in this city.
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OUR friend, Hon j. L. Mead late
Representative from simpson, called to see
us yesterday. He is now devoting his flee
talents to the practice Of law and is attain
ing disticcion in his profession.
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4 New Mississippi DIG

4 New MISSISSIPPI DIGEsT.-The
legal p. Ofession will be interested in the an
nouucement Of Garnett Andrews, Esq, who
las now nearly ready for the press a Sup
Elemental Digest of Mississippi Reports.
from the 45th to 9Th volume, inclusive.
Mr.. Andrews is thoroughly competent to
the task of preparing such volume. 1t is
much needed by the profession.
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Bloom 4 Bovp. FOR rHEf
UsE or h. BLoaY,
lllss ri Fa
GEORGE SUTHERLAND.
W j. SEAMAN.
GFoRer II Strupp7..r
vs. I6iI Fi En-
W. ]. SEAMAN.
ny XTprrp
M, -, y - %. tut '"'6s stared "E' .H
49,, 90. 80 80" 49, ~. ~, '-'''t o.. 'N. '.'N ..
r. ~. O"l, vH'. On minus CvuA.t ."E '"H
ilS' pts''ic' theIcei, VIII sen 900 public nur-
ION 20 lH' ulShSSI bidder Tor cash, within Che
H n1 FIeSt'Ipeu nN laWt lh 'front.' ui iuF Guy
nan IN 'nc CIV OF 'AcAS'hr
On the lst Monday, the 9th day Of January. 1879.
an the rizhl title and iut,r.st. tI,s l.f.r......
has in and TO the following described r.r.ra.
". to-wit. Lot - Bauk~ion survey E.urI.f
as follows. beginning al tba conn. 3 o.. ms I'D
and - ON Baukstou street. tfcr... ODD f..t 4r.r.
said street south 10 Hu.sou street. thence YVES.
along Hutson street. lbl feet Go lime off fence
Of Henry Partcmis, thence iu uartbprIv
course along said fence SO icct 3D. the CORNER of
lots Is. ~, -, % thence iu an eastward di-
rectiou between lo,s I4audg2 Is fsaI. \. ..f,..
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JAcksoN, Dee. Is, 1873.


Board met pursuant To Adjournment.
There were present: MesSr>. Gaibredth,
Power, Nelson. Lemon, Wilson, 1ouug.
Williams and Spelman- together with ii.
Hon f \. Wolfe, the County SuPerintond-
en- Of Education.
The Comm tee on Rules through their
Chairman, Col. Power, resented a ssrieS Of
Rules. " hich were received ard Il lopted.
on mo ion OF Col. Power, the Il ard pro-
ceeded To eject teachers Tor the Public
Schools
For the Colored School, the following
were elected:
For Principal. Isaiah Mitchell.
Is Assistant, Mr.. Laura Mitchell
p Miss Belle Cam pbell.
81 Miss Adele Mclaughlin.
4th Mrs. Rachel Williams.
For the College Green school the Toll,
ing We're elected
For Principal --
1t Assistant, Miss Coruelia Lusk.
u Mrs. Jennie Oliver.
81 Mis- sue Wilkinson.
An Miss Emma Kerr.
The Board postponed the election OF
Principal uutil tie xt meeting.
The committee to whOm were referred
the High School matters was discharged
from further consideration Of the subject.
Board adjourned
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THE person having in possession the
silver trumpet, presented to the late Chief
Engineer, Thos. Green, by Jackson Fire
Company No, /, will please leave it at this
office.
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A New Mississippi Digest.

r HAVE nearly ready for the press q Sup
L Elemental Digest Of Mississippi Reports
from the 10th to the 54th volume inclusive 1t
viii also embrace the 18th volume should it
appear before the Ms. is delivered to the prin-
ter.
The work has been prepared by very care
full reading of the text of every decision :;
and while most of the head notes of the re-
porters have been retained, numerous others
have been added, so as to fully cover every
principle declared by the Court
In addition, the volume contains a table,
numerically arranged, of every section of the
Code, and of many recent statutes, which have
received judicial cons truetion in these reports
referring 10 the decision and page. Where
section of the Code of 1857 has been passed
upon, the reference is to the corresponding
section of the Code of 1871
Also table of cases overruled, modified
criticised or distinguished in the volumes di-
gested. (
The most patient labor has been given to the
subject, in the endeavor to insure accuracy
and convenience.
GARETT ANDREWS.
dec24, IS 3w. Yazoo City, Miss.
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THE scABLEr FEVER EPIDEMIC.
Sunday school Christmas Grafton

Grenada New South.
The occasion was rendered still the more
interesting by amost eloquent, elegant and
every way highly entertaining address by
our popular aad worthy fellow citizen, c.
l.. Bates. OF the Grenada bar. Mr.. Bates,
added fresh laurels to his weil-w on reputa-
tion as an accomplished orator.
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NoTTcE "a ApNTNTsTPATRTE

/ EfTTERS OF ADAI1NIsTR ALTON ON
II the estate of Mrs Hannah r. CusmsuI
deceased, were granted to thc undersigned Er
the thancery Court 81 Kinds county. Ftr-r
District, on the 21tb dav sd November ISIS
All persons having claims against said estate.
will have them probated within the ume ur.-
scrlhed by law, or they viii De barred. and
all persons indebted 20 said estate are REQUEST
Ell TO make payment % tile undersigned
MARY Il. NusArH#
decls 7S-8w. Aamir..fr.r-Iv
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NOTICE no TAX.PAYERS.

TNHE Tax-PayeTs OF Kinds county are re-
l. spectfully notified to come forward and
pay their taxes. After the first of January |
will be compelled TO collect by distraint ind
S. B. THOMAS, Sheriff.
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FoR RENT.

A GOOD DWELLING HOUSE convenient
II to the business portion of this city con-
sisting of six good rooms; also Dining room,
Kitchen and servants roors; also, good office,
stable and carrtaae-hause. For particu ars
apply 10 JOHN GLEARY.
jackson. Miss Dec 4 1s78-Im
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Logo Prizes. sIl54U
Whole Tickets, 50. Half Tickets, ST.
81 Tickets, $50 55 Tickets, sIOC


Remit by Post Office Money Order register
ed letter, bank draft or express FuIiH- or
drawing published in Louisville '0urier-Juur-
nal and New York Herald. and matted ta HU
ticket holders For tickets and Informal. uu,
address COMMONWEALTH DisTRIBrTI9E tu.. 30
T. J. COMMERFoRp, Sac'y, CowIer-JogIuuI
Building. Louisville KY.
dec. ; 1878.
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The public schools Of this city will
open on Monday next The school trustees
will hold their regular meeting Monday
NIGHT.
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Notice..

WANTED to secure position as Manager
Of plantation for 1879. Win bring bess ref
erence as to energy, judgment and Honesty.
Now, ls7S-4W. Address, CONWAY,
Dry Grove, Miss.
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REMovAL.-Dr F. +. Daniel will oc-
cupy the Magnolia Cottage, West Jackson,
after the 10Th January. Office at Ledbet-
tcr's Drug Store.
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Meridian Mercury
CRIMES.
BUTCHERY OF A WEALTHY CITIZEN OF NOR
WALK, CoENECTICUT.

BUTCHERY OF WEALTHY CITIZEN OF NOR
WALK, CoNNECrICUT.
SOUTH N0RwALK. Conn, Dec. pa ter
RIFLE murder was committed in Rotten Hill.
mar the town of NotwaIk, this evening
The victim was Mr.. Schultz, "A wealthy
gentleman, residing on the hill. IL is be-
lieved the murder committed by
tramps. who were informed that Schultz
carried i arg &c SUN OF money on his person
and had concealed in the house nearly $780,
OCO.
LYNCHING OF HORSE THIEVES IN ARKANSAS
LITTLE Rock, Dec.-A report reached
here o: the lyuching OF horse thieves at
Coming, Clay county, Arkansas, last night.
A TEXAS DUEL.
GALVESTON, ID ca >ptcial to the News
from Macon, Texas, says: At Junction
City. Tom Deran and Louis Temple fought
with pistols. DDran killed Temple. The
latrer's father then pursued ID iran. shooting
him rv ice fatally. stabbed The body eleven
times and then cut the throat from ear to
ear.
ABE ROTHSCHILD FOUND GUILTY OF MURDER
IN THE FIRST DEGREE
GALVESTON, Dec--The News Marshall
special says: The jury in the case of the
State against \ be Rothschild, for the muir
der of Bessie Moore, brought in verdict.
equity OF murder in the first degree"
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LOST !!

~ cased rev rsible GOLD WATCH, made
by Jas. 5. Hoddel & Son, No - Northampton
Square, London. with initials R. C. B."
carved on back. liberal reward will be
paid for its delivery a this Office If
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w, S. sYELLENGER.

2 ESSEE OF BLIND INSTITUTE WORK
IL SHOP. informs the public that ha is pre-
pared to ma Ike Mattresses, or repair old ones
Chairs re-caned at short notice full as
sortment of Br0Oms always 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 A 78-4w
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The \. O c. IL st. l.. r. X. has Sc
cured good agent at Iugaloo in the per
son of Mr. James Galcerau OF this city.
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LIBERIA las 5000 colored emfgranfs
from the UnFtel States. who are slowly
civil.zing her $4,000 native inhabitants.
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II YOU WISH to engage in an honest gen,
IL teel business, and make plenty of money
during the holidays, send your address to
dec24,' TS 4w.
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MUST BE SOLD!

ON or before the first of January next a
~ valuable Farm of % acres, large frame
House with four rooms. u foot hall, 10 foot
gal cry, good frame stable with loft, a els
tern holding 800 barrels, large grated Or
chari, SO thfeeyear 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 G. a. LIGaN, or A. c. Knadler, on
the place,
iee-1l, 7S-3w.