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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY NIRTURE Of the provisions of d certain
ID Deed of Trust made by II. and g. j. Booz-
man, on 9th day OF January, A. D., 1872, 20 SCI
cure to W. II. Irlbette, ON account of a certain
Indebtedness mentioned therein, the said deed
duly recorded in record book OF deeds Of Kinds
county, State OF Mississippi, Book No. q one,
page 355. The undersigned will, on
Monday, the l4th day Of April, A. D., 1879,
In front OF the Post office, in the Town of Terry,
proceed TO sell n public auction, I'd the highest
bidder for cash, the following described pro-
perty, tO-wit. Twelve acres west side west half
southeast quarter, and twelve acres east side
east half southwest quarter, and ffty-eght acres
east side west half southeast quarter, section
twenty-three, and northwest quarter northeast
quarter, section twcnty-siX, all In township
three, range one, west, containing one hum
bred and twenty-five acres more or less. The
tide 70 the above property is believed to be good
but shall only convey such title as is vested ia
me trustee. EUGENE SIMPSON,
Trustee
Ferry, Miss March u, 1s79-4w.
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TIN WORK
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

7. W. BURGE, In the Circuit
1897 VS.. Court. for First
Isaac S. Coz. Dist. of Kinds
Z. RICHARDSON, Garnishee. Co Missis' ppi
AN ATTACHMENT SUIT HAS BEEN
IA commenced in the Circuit Court in and
for First District of Kinds county, Mississippi
pi, by I. W. Burge. returnable at Jackson, the
1st Monday of July next,
For the sum of s34S 41-00 with interest, at ten
per cent from March II, 1878, against the
estate of Isaac S. Coe. The said defendant
Isaac S. Coe. is hereby cited to be and appear
the next term of our Circuit Court, to be
holden at Jackson, in and for said First Dis
trict of Kinds county, State Of Mississippi,
on the First Monday in July, 1873, and plead,
answer or demur, or judgment by default will
be rendered against him aud the effects in the
hands of Garnishee, will be applied to the pay
ment of Plaintiff claim.
Given under my hand and the seal of said
r. =, Court, this 18th day of March,
B. F. EDWARDS, Clerk.
By A R. GREEN, D. c.
April 2 1879 4w.
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CHANCERY NOTICE.
The STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, Chancery Court,
Kinds County. 1st District
OPHELIA HOWARD,

The STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, | Chancery Court,
Kinds County. LIST District.
OPHELIA HOWARD,
vs.. In Vacation,
ST. Louis MUTUAL LIFE IKs March %. 1874
C0NPANT ET AL.
ORDERED, That Frederick Won Phul, Silas
" Brent and VIM. Speer, Receivers of the
ST. Louis Mutual Life Insurance Companv.
lumbia Life Insurance Company, be made de-
PENDANTS in this cause, and that they enter
their appearance therein, at the term of said
Court, to be held in Jackson, Mississippi, at
the Chancery Court room, on the
I'd Monday of September, A. D. 1879,
And plead, answer or demur to the original
and amended bills in this case, or the same
will be taken as confessed as to them Or
dered, further, that within twenty DAYS this
order be published once week for four con-
secutive weeks, in the WEEKLY CLARION a
newspaper published in the City of Jackson.
State and county aforesaid, and that the Clerk
of this Court shall transmit by mail postage
prepaid, q copy of this order to each of said
parties, to-wit Friedrich Won Phul and SiIas
Brent and Wm- speer, and Lazell E. Alexan-
der, properly directed to ST. Louis in the State
of Missouri, the same being the post Office of
all said receivers. AID the Clerk having done
50, shall report the fact in writing, and file
the same with the papers in this cause sign
ing his name thereto, and stating the date of
such transmission Ordered before the Clerk
this March n, 1879.
W. 7. RATLIEF, Clerk,
By a. G. MooRH p @.
tfae copy from the minutes
W. I. RATLIFF, Clerk.
By A.. g. Moons, D. @.
April 2 'T9-4w,
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CorvILLoNvLLE. Jannary 81. IN

Mr.. b. F. CHAMBERS, New Orleans la.
Dear Sir: We take pleasure 20 write to YOU
in regard TO the South American L. 3 Cotton,
Of which you sold us seed last Spring The
cotton was planted the 9th and 10th of May.
II grew fast, wide on the row. and opened
as early as the cotton planted ia the middle
OF April, the yield was good as any OF the
best Prolific Cotton ON best land in this neigh
horhood. il yielded at lea two lbs. lint per
hundred more than ordinary cotton. and was
sold for one cent per No. more than any cotton
we have shipped, this season.
We therefore recommend ii as being d good,
and advantageous cotton % plant. The hollis
are al least quarter larger than the other
cotton. Yours respectfully
MARCELrN LEMoINE
Z. T.. CUUvLLuN.
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Our Great Leader.

We beg TO call especial attention to our
splendid stock OF India Lawns, equal in ser
vice and comfort to any goods used and which
we offer as a "driye" at and Toe. Also to
our Fancy French Wells in all the new shades
and patterns. at and Zoe. These are designed
as leaders for our stock and are undoubted
bargains.
We invite inspection OF our new ZePhyrs
in head handkerchief patterns Mummy Cloths,
Cotelines, &c We beg the ladies to call and
see ROBINSON, STEVENS x Co.
April ?, '7O-2t
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Deputy Internal Revenue Collectors.

Hon. James Hill, Internal Revenue Col
lector, has made the following appointments
of Deputies The full list and the districts to
which they have been assigned will be pub
lished as soon as completed. DIR. John S.
Barton, Hon. VIM. NJ. Hancock, Col VIM.
Noonan, Hon. J. D. Cessor Maj. Geo. NJ. Go
van, and Messrs. Jno. A. Galbreath Jr., E. NJ
Hail. T. J. Wharton Jr Edgar West, $. NJ.
Howry and VIM c. Raum and Judge VIM D.
Frazee
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Hon. Van II. Manning.
Wilmington Gazette.

The course of the Hon Van H Manning in
Congress has shown that he is not only a gem
tleman of ability and patriotism, but that he is
elso sharp debater and more than able to
opponents as the ex-member from Maine, You
geen Hale, to whom he gave ROLAND for his
Oliver in the closing day OF the session Mr.
Manning comes back to the Forty-sixth Gon-
gress, and viii make his mark therein, unlers
eaH signs fail in dry weather
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Correspondence.

JACKSON, Miss, March 81, 1879.
Rev. W. W. Watkins, d. D.:
DEAR SIR-Believing that the publication
of your sermon Tor full synopsis of it, de-
livered al the Methodist Church last evening
would be of great benefit to our own people
and to the citizens of the country generally,
we respectfully solicit copy for that purpose
Trusting that you will comply with this request,
we are, Very respectfully,
J. NJ Stone, A J. Kerr,
John NJ. Smylie, VIM. L. Hemingway,
S Gwin, l. v Enochs,
Mrs HaddielS. Buck, H. II. Hines
w. L. Nugent, Mrs. w. L. Nugent,
and others.
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This delightful Cologne water is receiving
much attention moi only from the ladies and
gentlemen Of refinement and taste, but from
professional men generally. 1t isso gratefully
refreshing 10 the invalid, its odor is so exqui-
sitely delicate and vet so rich and persistent
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LEGAL NOTICES.
SUPREME COURT OF MISSISSIPPI.
January Special Term, A. D., 1879.


MONDAY. March ;, 1873.
ORDERED; That at the April Term. 1879, of
" this Court, the docket Of the First middle
District, II III be called until the Second Monday
IN May, when the docket of the third Northern
District, viii be taken up and the call continued
until the Fourth Monday in Nav when the
docket of the Second Southern District win be
disposed Of.
4 true copy from the Minutes
OLIVER CLIFTON, Clerk
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To-day majority of our negroes will vote
the Democratic ticket whenever true South
ern offers his name for office. There are
at least twenty thousand negroes in Georgia
and Alabama that will vote the straight-out,
old fashioned Jeffersonian Democratic ticket
for President and Congressman in 1880.-Cov-
ington (Ga) Enterprise.
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A Costly Hoax.
n. Y. Tribune

A peculiarly heartless hoax has been perpe.
trated at St. Louis, where between 900 and
2,0OG negroes have been drawn from various
points in the Mississippi Valley by the old
forty -acres and mule story in new shape.
No doubt there viii be much distress among
these ignorant people, but some rascal will
have the satisfaction OF having succeeded in
his bike
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Better Bear the Loss.

New Albany Indiana Ledger-Standard.
The Jackson CLARION suggest the proprie-
" OF burning ali the bedding and clothing in
fected with yellow fever last summer TO pre-
vent Its spreading next summer. The sugges-
ton is good one; those people could much
better bear the wholesale destruction of cloth
ing han they could afford to run the risk of
another epidemic.
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$500 90 REWARD.

WHEREAS, It appears by information re-
w ceIved by me. that the following named
Penitentiary Conyicts effected their escape at
the dates, and from the places mentioned, and
are still at large, to-wit; From W. II Noble
Wilkinson county, Sept. l6 1878 Anthony
Ross, George Greer. Ras. W lson and Henry
Watkins. alas Contcag. From r. II. Allen Lee
county. Nov. 3, 1873, Alfred, alas Bully Mil
Ter; from DIR. Jno. l. Hebron. Wa hinCton
county. January -. 1879, Elijah Raynor and
William Cottrell. From Green Clay. Bolivar
county, February 5, 1879, Charles Cook From
r. Burdett, Wash. ngton county, February -
1873 Robert Castrix From Thos Graves Jr
Holmes county, January %, 1879. William
Collins ana Eph. Gilliland. From c s Jobes
Oakley Landing, Issaquena county, January
%, 1879, Ed. Long and Stewart Turner. From
Pollock X Myers, Bolivar county, January ,,
1879, Albert Booker and William Brown
From Richard Burdett, Washington county
January p, 1879, Wiley Stafford.
Now, therefore, l. J. NJ. STONE, Governor
of Mississippi, do offer the above reward for
the arrest and confinement in Jail, of said
Convicts or $50 90 each for one or more of
ihem-the same payable by j. S Hamilton &
Co. Lessees of the State Penitentiary. And
do moreover, require all officers of this State
to be diligent in their efforts TO arrest said
fugitive, convicts.
Given under my hand and the Great Seal
of the State affixed, at Jackson, this
L. . 10th day OF March, A. d. 1879.
J. NJ. STONE,
By the Governor:
-up~pv ~ MvppS Sacra.arv Of State
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

0I0O0I~0~0O00-0NONO0-O -~~-O-O-|4ON0-0~0~4
WE are authorized TO announce DANIEL NJ
w POTTER, of Kinds, "A candidate for the
office OF District Attorney, subject 70 the decis-
Convention.
Mar 10, { H.
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How the Free State of Kansas is Wei
coming the Colored Emigrants.

Ohlcago herald.
The Free State of Kansas" consecrated to
the memory of Ossawattomie Brown, is pre-
pairing to welcome the AFRICAN exodus''-not
exactly to a hospital grave. But about in the
same way that the Pacifc-sloper regards the
threatened Chinese Conquest of that region
''The Chinese-must-go" cry from California,
meets an Irish echo from the banks of the
Big Muddy, to-wit: "The niggers must keep
out"
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Still Victorious.

Many years have passed since DR.. Prices
Cream Baking Powder was first offered to the
public; and its superiority over all Baking
Powders for making wholesome, light, sweet
bread and biscuits has been established.
Still victorious, standing to-day in the estima-
ton OF thousands as the only safe and reliable
powder.
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Meeting of Kinds County Democratic
Conservative Executive Committee.

Rooms OF HINDs Co. ID. c. FIX. Con-.
RAYMOND, March 81 1879. !
A meeting OF the blinds County Democrat
ic-Conservative Executive Committee" will
be held at the court House in Raymond on
Monday the 4th OF April 1879, at II o'clock
A. NJ for the transaction of important business.
w. T. RARLIFF, Chm.
Y. B. SMITH. Sec'v.
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Every County Should Decide For It
self.
Vicksburg Herald.l

1t is our opinion that each county should be
left to decide this matter for itself that it may
accord itself with local influences. We believe
that firm, just liberal policy is the best one
to pursue in the Shoe String District, and that
leading and intelligent colored men should be
invited to cooperate on conservative basis.
And we think that all our pledges to the color
ed people should be faithfully carried out
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BENIAMIN 0. RurnERFnRn.

BENJAMIN O. RUTHEBF0RD.
ON OPENING THE COMPLAINANTfS BILL
" it appearing from the affidavit Herewith
filed that the defendant, benjamin O. Ruther-
ford is nonresident of this State; that his
probable residence and post Office at the pres
ent time is Hcndersonyilc Sumner county.
Tennessee that a letter addressed 10 him AZ
Memphis, tennessee may reach him; and that
his present residence and post office address
cannot, after diligent inquiry, be accurately
ascertained. 1t is therefore on motion of COM
plainants solicitors, ordered, adjudgcd and
decreed that the said defendant benjamin d.
Rutherford enter his appearance herein. al
rules TO he held by The clerk Of this court at
his ONCE in Jackson, on or before
THE SECOND MONDAY OF APRIL NEXT,
and plead, answer or demur 20 the complain
ant S bill or the several allegations thereof
will he taken for confessed rs 40 him.
And it is further, ordered, adiudged aud de-
creed that copy Of this order be publ shed i'm
The WEEKLY CLARION, n public newspaper of
this Stale, printed and published al The city
Of Jackson, in the State of Mississippi, for one
month; and that copy OF The same be trans
mitted by the ERIK Of this court by mail, post
age prepaid, 10 The said d defendant al Memphis,
Tennessee, and Hendersouville, Sumner cOuu-
ty, Tennessee.
Ordered adjudged and decrced as aforesaid
this 3D. day Of March, A. u. 1879.
W. T. KATLIFF Clerk
BY A. q. MOORE, b. c.
A true copy from the minutes.
W. I. KATLIFF, Clerk.
By A. G.. moore, ID. e.
March B. I9-jw.
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Compliment to a Jacks on Artist
CrSc1SSAT1 ONO. March IA. 1879.

NINCINNAII, VHIU- NIdTCI II, Io'''
Your favor of the 10th inst, and the views
in and around jackson at hand. We are much
pleased with the pictures. A. photographs
we consider them excellent. We retain nine.
Enclosed find our check in payment of the
views retained We will be pleased to give
you complimentary mention in our circular.
Very respectfully,
VAN KUTwENT BRAGG & Co.
Publishers
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Spring Dress Goods.

Spring Dress Goods.
We have in store and receiving daily, our
large stock Of Dress Goods both in Domestic
and imported fabrics in all the latest novel
ties for Spring-our line OF Buntings, Grena-
dimes, Byzantines, zephyrs, Camel Hairs,
Tamartines, Monte Cloths, Cotelines, Foulards,
Cambrics, Linen Lawns, Figured Piques,
India Lawns, &c, &c, are all representative
of the most fashionable goods Of the season.
We respectfully invite our lady friends to
call. ROBINSON, STEVENS q Co.
AnriI 2 ,1Q-1t
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Down they Come !

TNION LINEN LAWNS, at 10cts per yard
" Corded Pique, at cts. per yard.
Corded Pique in Coors, 10 cts. per yard.
Matelcssey Poplains, l5cts. per yard
Black Cashmere, Double Width, at Scots.
Black ALPACA, Double width, from 20cts to
G5 cts.
Elegant II air in Colors and Black for 25
to 20 cts.
Spring Silks at 70 cts.-pure silk.
10 Bleached Shooting, from 2214 to 25cts
ia Bleached Shooting for Boots.
Bleached Domestic at 5, g, I, S, 9, and l0cts.
Boys Spring Cashmere Suits of Clothing,
from 81 80 to $500
Youths Spring Cashmere Suits of Clothing
from 70 90 to 80 o.
Mems Cashmere and Cottonade Suits, from
81 50 to SO 50.
Linen Towels, from 10cts. to Scots, each.
Gents Under Shirts, from 25cts to 81 90.
Gents Unlaundried Shirts, Linen B som
and Cuffs 75cts. and 81 90.
Gents Percale Shirts with Collar, at 75cts
British Thread Half Hose, from 81 so to
So 90 dozen
Gents, Youths and Children's Caps~ and
Straw Hats in all styles, cheaper than can be
had in the City
1000 yards CALICO at 5cts. per yard.
at WHITING & GRAYS.
April 1879.
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Berea Grindstones, at
feb II '79-1m q. d. SIDwAY's.
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Bayou CURREN, Atchafalaya River, Feb. 81,
1879
The Cotton seed purchased from YOU last
spring has proved very prolific and my mer-
chant wrote me that the staple is very fine
and strong. From the increased price and
yield, consider il very valuable acuuisi-
tion to the planting community.
Respectfully.
W r. HUGHEs.
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Down they come, heads the proclaim alton
of Whiting * Gray, in another column.
Their figures and their goods speak for them
selves
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Walden, March 18th, 1879.

AlDEENt -ddlNh -CAti' 1Ct
Messrs. p & B.: Enclosed find $500 for
which you will renew the subscription of Mr..
at this office
Respectfully, +. S. W.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

Every possible requisite for geutlemans outfit First
and medium grades Of goods usual
prices Quality style and fit the prominent features
this denartment.
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CALL and inspect immense stock OF
Spring and Summer Goods, direct from New
YORK, at prices that defy competition.
J. SrADEKER & Son.
NOVELTIES in Scarf and Hair Pins, at
J. STADEKER & Son
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Drowned.

Charlie Burns aged about twelve years,
was drowned or rather suffocated in rocky run
just upon the east boundary OF the corpora
ton on Monday evening. 1t appears that he
was going fishing alone; h. was subject to
epileptic fits and it is supposed had one Of
these attacks and fell in to the run with his
face down. where the water was not more than
three inches deep. He found about four
O'Clock in this position dead. Hon. John
McGill, Mayor, summoned a jury Of inquest,
who rendered the following verdict:
We the Jury OF Inquest summoned by order
of John McGill Mayor OF Jackson and ex-
oficio a Justice Of the Peace, acting coro-
ner, to sit upon the body OF Charles Burns,
found dead close to a branch in OF the
grounds formerly occupied by the L. :. garri-
son in West Jackson, are OF the opinion that
he died from strangulation, while in the fit OF
epilepsy, he being subject to the same) and
having been found lying with his face sub
merged in the water.
JOHN MCCiuL, Foreman,
GEO. l.. POTTER,
F. NJ. SCOTT,
L. FRAGICAMo,
ID. T. HARRINGT0N,
+ .. RYAN.
JACKSON, March 81, 1879
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UTICA, KINDS COUNTY,
March %, 1879.
Messrs. p. g. B. Enclosed find 81 Send
THE CLARION to Mr. --, another new sub
scriber at this office.
Yours truly, E. E. NJ.
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ATTENp To YoUR TEETH.

DOR FIRST CLASS DENTAL WORK. cali
Il on T. d. FRENCH, Graduate Dentist-
YIcKsBURG, Miss, over Hardaway g. Asher's
Drug store. Twenty years experience
feb.5 79-6m,
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Spring Clothing.

Spring Clothing.
We have received this day, handsome line
Of Custom Made Clothing in all the new
Spring Styles. Our Stock comprises every
class and unequalled in low prices.
Suits made to order a speciality with u.s.
ROBINSON, STEVENS q Co.
mar 31-'79 t..
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nervous DEBILITY.

Vital weakness or depression
weak exhausted feeling, no energy or cOur-
age tho result Of H1on9al oWoF-WBCragu
tRd9SerefiOns or oEee88ooy or some
drain upon the system, is always cured By
HUMPHREY s. HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC No. -
1t tones up and invigorates the SYSTEM
dispels the gloom and dependency ,impartg
strength and energy,-stops the drain ana
rejiIyenates the entire man. Been used
twenty years with perfect success by thou
sands. Sold bv dealers. Price, el.00 per
SINGLE vial. or $500 per package Of hye walls
and s. 90 vial of powder. sent by mai On
receipt Of price Address HUMP
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE CoN4AllA
100 FULTON STREET. M X
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High Commentator.

GeuHemea-This Is to certify that have ex-
amined, analysed and tested your DIR. Prices
Special Flavoring Extracts, and find the same
strong, fine, made OF good material, and well
put up in bottles Of full measure. Your fruit
coloring is free from any deleterious substance
Therefore, | gladly commend the above named
products of yours for family
Respectfully,
PROF NJ DELAFoNTAINE.
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JUsr received an elegant line OF Spring and
Summer Dress Goods, embracing all the latest
STYLES and novelties, to which We invite special
attention as we have marked these goods down
to the very lowest prices.
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DESCRIPTION /:

By the Governor:
HENRY c. MYERS, Secretary of State
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superb assortment O ane French handmade UNDER
WEAR CONFUSING every requisite for adys wardrobe
Also. chilareu7~ suits Ter every and
Infants Furnishing Department is thoroughly
equipped Complete Wardrobes as low as $50 better
goods proportion article the Wardrobe at list
price really cheaper than the home made article and
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and shipped FREE OF CHARGE. either from
New Orleans or Greenwood Miss. Liberal
discount in large lots. Address,
The unexpected demand for "CONFEDER-
ATE SILK COTTON SEED, forces me to
ship these in small lots of ] To- pounds By
mail, postpaid, at so cents per pound.
Il. CHI AvuHBEHgS,
36 EchOupitOulas street,
NEW ORLEANS
Or HARTW ELL & CHAMBERS.
Eab 9e 20 IL,
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Ladies' &Children's Undergarmenta

oar SUITS and COSTUMES fully sustaI III that emf
rece justly established and always oyTesent the
int STYLES md faShlo
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Aid and Comfort.

Still more letters from our friends-like
those we published last week;
GRENADA, March %, 1879.
EDITORS CLARION: Herewith please find
s. Send THE CLARION to Mr.. --, Dublin,
Coahoma county, Miss.
Yours truly, p. x z.
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Kind Words From Contemporaries.

h1nQ w OrOS from contemporaries.
Cincinnati News.
We are receiving regularly THE CLARION
in its new dress and we will say briefly, that
for neatness, news, and sound doctrine, it is I'M
surpassed.
Memphis Avalanche.
In its bran new dress THE CLARION is one
of the handsomest, as it has always been one
of the ablest, of Southern journals.