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Hon. D. w. McRea


Wlnona Advance.
We were so much pleased on last We'd
nesday, while going down the principle
street of Winona, to hear 4 stranger to us,w no
had apparent by been drawn into a discus
sion of the political issues of the day, with
certain citizens of Greenback and Indepen-
dent proclivities; in few remarks so replete
with knowledge of the facts, and so Iogi-
cally presented as to leave it impossible for
his opponent to controvert his position
that we sought an introduction, and were
pleased to learn that he was ID. w. McRea,
one of the regular nominees of the Democ-
racy of Copiah county, for Representatives
in the next Legislature We learned from
him that the occasion of his visit to our
town was to verify certain legal documents
before II. p. Turner, Of Winona, who is a
commissioner for the Old North State. He
informed US that the Independents and
Radicals have formed coalition in the good
old county of Copiah for the avowed pur-
pose ftryiRg to defeat the election Of the
nominees of the Democratic party but
that Dr. Hunter, who, as a candidate for
the Legislature, received a very large plu
rality vote in the primary election over his
several honorable opponents, would doubt
less be elected in November, and that he
believed the whole ticket would be en-
dorsed by the people in the general election.
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KINDS COUNTY

Democratic Conservative Ticket.
Fyr District A20rHey-9h Judicial District.
HENRY S. FOOTE, JE, of Madison
For Seaators-1lh District.
JAMES D. STEWART, of Hinds
WILLIAM RA%LIFF, of Rankin.
For Representatives.
THOMAS A McWILLIE, LOWE WHITE,
JOHN NJ. SIMMONS, w. D. CARMICHAEL
For Sheriff.
FARRAR MORRISON.
For Circuit Clerk
SAMUEL LIVINGSTON.
For Cancery Clerk.
WILLIAM T. RATLIFF.
For Treasurer.
D. Y. HOWELL.
For Assessor.
b. w. HENRY
For Surveyor.
WILLIAM SHELTON.
For Coroner and Ranger.
T. HUNTER.
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Atrial package of CK-DRAUGHT"
free of charge at
BYRON LEMLY's.

THAT Quinine will cure chills and fever is
well known. But it is strange that the other
febrifuge principles contained in Peruvian
bark more powerful than Quinine, and do
not produce any annoying head symptoms like
buzzing in the ears, This fact is proved by DR.
T. WilhOft's Anti-Periodic Fever and Ague
Tonic, which is preparation of Peruvian bark,
without Quinine, according to the declaration
of its proprietors, Wheelock, Finlay & Co., of
New Orleans.
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.

NORTH MISSISSIPPI APPOINTMENTS.
Mr.. BARKsDALE will address the people of
North Mississippi at the following times and
places:
Grenada, Grenada county, Thursday, Octo-
Der 80.
Carrollton, Carroll county, Friday, Oct 81.
Lexington, Holmes county, Saturday, Novem-
Der l.
Durant Holmes county might November /.
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STRAYED,

EROM JACKSON, MISS, ON SATURDAY,
Il Der Der 18th about noon, going rorth-
ward, ONE DARK BAY MARE. six years
old, Is 4 hands high, letter IS" branded on
neck, nnder the name, small white spot on her
back She is short and thick. Shod on front
feet. Had a grass halter on when she left
Will give a liberal reward for her recovery.
SPENGLER & SONS.
Jackson. Miss. Oct %. I879-lw
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Not Scared.
Yazoo Herald. ]

dLOO I1SIdiu
The Democracy of Yazoo was not "raised
in the woods to be scared off by owls. -
When some of the Independent candidates
made an effort to frighten Democrats to
their support by intimating that the
negroes would go to Kansas if the Indepen-
dent ticket is not elected, they certainly
didn't know what kind of material the
rank and file of the Democracy of Yazoo is
composed Of Try some other dodge, gen
item; that won't win. The negroes are
free, and if they feel disposed to bundle up
and go to Kansas, they have permission
from the Democracy of Yazoo to go-and
may the Lord have mercy on their souls.
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Peachwood Nurseries.
JUST RECEIVED FROM NEW YoRY.

NEW BREAKFAST BACON-psry choice
~ new Cream and Holland Cheese, No ] ::
new Goshen Butter; new Italian Macaroni
new Canned Salmon. etc, Apples Onions
Potatoes, etc. from Louisville New goods
coming in all the time and the hest-calI and
see =. LEMLY & SON
Sent lin
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MILLINERY |
Mrs.. II. T. YIRDEN

HAS THE PLEASURE OF INFORMING
IL her customers, that she has now the most
complete stock of MILLINERY GOODS ever
brought to Jackson, selected by her personal
lY in the best Eastern markets. Hats Bon
nets, Ribbons, Flowers, Hair Work, etc, in
variety to suit any taste. Ladies are invited
to call and see her assortment. Styles all the
latest, and prices cannot fail to please.
nct % 70 m
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Bud Reber, and A. \. Kimball, and James
Tapley, and John McGill, to say about
it What has John I. Hull, and Andrew
Addison, and John C. Carraway to say
about it? What has james D. Stewart and
Thos A Melville to say about it?
Let's have q showing of hands all round on
that speech.
The Barbecue, given by the Central
Club, in West Jackson, on Friday last, was
quite a success, although the attendance
was not large, on account of other attrac-
tions in the county The speakers on the
occasion were: Maj H. s. Foote, of Madi-
son, candidate for District Attorney; Capt.
J. C. Prewett, of Yazoo; VIM. Ratliff, Esq,
of Rankin, candidate for Senator; and,
after dinner, Maj. Pat. Henry, of Rankin,
Col. G. E. Hooker, and Capt W. T. Ratliff.
The speeches were all excellent. Generals
Manning and Lowry, who had promised to
be present, sent good reasons for absence.
The dinner was sufficient for q much larger
crowd; and the boys who served the artille-
ry kept things lively from daylight until
dark.
IT was a matter of local pride with all
Jacksonians in 1873, whether at home, or
refugeeing, that there were no sensational
reports of suffering, no begging appeals for
aid, no reports of men, women and children
diving unknown and unaided upon our
streets, no reports that negroes were dying
''like sheep with the rot unattended, sent
out from our afflicted city. No unpleasant
rumors of misapplied, wasted, or missing
money, no terrible tales of drunkenness and
neglect of the sick by nurses. No tales of
extravaganza by the authorities, physicians
or Others. No big bills for pleasure carriage
hire or wine parties paid The praise of
the Howards was upon everybody's lips.
Col. James d. Stewart was President of the
Howards. Now that he is candidate we
cannot understand how any Jacksonian,
particularly those who stood the seige during
those fearful weeks, be he black or white,
can vote against him.
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HON. II. d. MONEY,

viii address the people as follows ;
Louisville, Wednesday, Oct 20.
Philadelphia, Thursday, 30th.
DeKalb, Saturday, Nov. 1st.
Macon Monday 81
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REGISTRATION NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THR
IN City Board Of Registration win meet ON
he first Monday In November, at the City
Hail, and continue its meetings for the period
Of FIVE days, for the purpose of registering all
qualified voters Of this city. As this is
general registration, al persons who wish to-
vote in the next municipal election, win have
TO come forward and register.
Gro s. DoEyELL,
H. L. MULLER,
J. J. SPELLMAN,
Registrars.
Incbann Afiaa Ort B 1aLQ-ld
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Independents win Be Excluded.

Yazoo Sentinel.
If the independents are elected they will
not be treated as Democrats, and will be
excluded, As they should be, from all
Democratic caucuses, where the legislative
policy of the State will be determined.
Hence, if the Independents are successful
1azoo will in effect be without representa-
ton.
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Oct. 2s-2t

DENrAL.-Attention is called to the card
of DIR. R. J. Miller, who has taken rooms
over Seutter's jewelry store. The Doctor
is a regular graduate of the New Orleans
Dental College, and has practiced his pro
fession in Raymond and Durant for the
past seven or eight years.
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Without AUTHORITY.

1EKK4 MISS Uct0ber 9th, 1873.
EDITORS CLARION: Please say in your
paper that my name appears in the Jackson
Independent, as nominee of the Green
back party for the Office of Constable 5th
Supervisors District-scitkout 1uv outkoritv.
knowledge, or consent
Very Respectfully,
ID. L. LEWIS
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
DENTIST.

TENDERS HIS PROFESSIONAL sERVI-
L CEs to the citizens of JACKSON and sur
rounding country. viii visit patients in
country when professionally called. For
merly of Raymond, Miss. ES5~TERMs Mop
ERATE, and Cash.
Office over SEUTTER's Rooms,
GYn
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GEN. FREEMAN'S APPOINT
MENTS

Gen. ]. D. Freeman will address the people
at the following times and places. Green
hackers or Republicans are challenged to joint
discussions:
Columbus, LOwndes county, October 81.
Aberdeen, Monroe county, November 1.
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MEAT MARKET.

IVM. ALBRIGHT WISHES TO INFORM
w the public that his market is open for the
sale Of all kinds OF FRESH MEAT and SAU-
where he will be pleased 10 see his old friends
and new ones His market is open all day.
Oct. 9, '79-tf.
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TO THE FARMERS.

WE have large TAN YARD at the Peni-
w Tertiary is capacity exceeds our wants,
and we desire TO make il useful 20 surround
ing country. We viii TAN any kinds of
hides delivered TO ms on shares, and viii make
up Shoes for persons desiring, at from G5
cents pair up 10 $lO0, either pegged or
sewed, as may be preferred.
We have experienced and competent Tam
ners, and the best article Of Leather is turned
out. j. 5. HAMILTON Il co.
Seu10 Tam
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IS CHEAP"

YOU WILL FIND 1T Is NOT ALL TALK
i it You buy your TEAS of u.s. We are
hcadqua for Teas You get them fresh
cheap and Of the best qaaltv when you buy OF
us. 5. LEMLY g. SON.
SeptI7-Im
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HON. O. R. SINGLETON

VIII address the people of Mississippi at the
following times and places
Fayette, Jefferson county, Friday, October
81.
Natchez, Adams county, Saturday, November
/.
Port Gibson, Claiborne county, Monday,
November 3.
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Jackson. Miss. Oct. 8.
ROARDING.

A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE CAN BE
IA accommodated with BOARD AND LoDoIva.
or three or four Gentlemen as Day Boardera.
by applying to
Southeast Corner President and Court 81
Jackson, Oct y, 'T9-2w
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New Departure

We have added a department of home made
Crochet goods to our stock, consisting OF IN
fant's shirts turbans, misses and ladies' long
sacks, hoods for infants, misses and ladies,
bows ulsters, &C., &C., all made of zephyr and
Berlin wool. Also in same department zephyr
in all shades-Java canvass, Burlops, Honey
Comb Toweling, &c, for fancy work
ROBINSON, STEVENS Co.
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Mrs. f. T. VIRDEN, has an unusually
extensive and elegant display of millinery
goods, purchased by her during her sum-
mer's absence. She asks the ladies to call,
which they will not fail to do.
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THE Holly Springs South, of the 22d
inst, was running over with good
campaign matter. BY the way, the
South is the largest paper in the State
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The Right Spirit.
Oxford Eaple.l

Either Singleton, Barksdale, or Waltball
would reflect credit upon Mississippi in the
United States Senate. The friends of these
gentlemen should not let their feelings and
preferences run to high.
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500 Majority in Chickasaw.
Okolona Messenger

Okoiona Messenger.
Don't let the majority fall below 500
votes for the Democratic ticket. 1t can be
accomplished, if our people will work ten
more DAYS.
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A Favorable Report.
Yazoo Herald.

Yazoo Herald.
The Democracy Of Yazoo is gaining
strength day by day. Mississippi may
count on a favorable report from the Ban
ner County on the 4th of November.
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OIL OIL IL

/ EMLY'S FIRE PROOF OH is the best
Il and safest, being IT'S degrees il can not
explode. Look we'll 20 the security of your
CTiidrsH and Homes and buy your OIL of
oct l. -. I'm. s. LEMIY SON
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A DARK BAY MARE, the property of
Spengler q Sons, has strayed from home,
and for her return they will pay a liberal
reward.
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MEssRs. Whiting & Gray have carpet
exhibitor that is worth seeing, and they
have now in store large stock of clothing
and dress goods worth purchasing. Their
fall announcement will be found in anoth-
er column. "Cheap for cash" is the well
known motto of this firm.
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Gen. w. F. Tucker.
| berdeen Examiner.l

Gen. W. +. Tucker, the gallant champion
OF the right in Chickasaw county, has been
doing woman service in the canvass of cur
county during the last week, and we were
glad to see him at the court house Thurs
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STAPLE and Fancy Groceries, Cigars, Tobac-
co and Snuff Sole agent for Southern Home
Flour, and Lucy Hinton Tobacco.
A. VIRDEN
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Five Out. Set'em Up Again.

Aberdeen Examiner
At Gen. Jack Grifin's Greenback APP
pointment ut Schooner Valley Church, in
Chickasaw county, five of the boys came
out, and four of them belonged TO the oppo-
sition.
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Carpets

OdTpGIS
The unusually large trade we have had in
Carpets is proof of the cheapest line we have
ever brought to this city. The whole stock
were brought before the advance and are con-
sequently much lower than any Abat could be
bought to-day.
No one has looked at our stock who wanted
. carpet, but have bought We consider this
proof of our assertions.
ROBINSON, STEVENS & Co.
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Oct 0Q,1Q-2t.

Miss FULLY has her semi-annual an
nouncement of goods in her line. She has
really a fire assortment of millinery, all the
latest styles, and at prices to suit. See her
card, and then call and see her goods.
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HPON REASONABLE TERMS, OR Elk
- change $40 acres No. I TEXAS LAND,
with improvements.
Address W. b. SORSBY,
oct Is, - Tvs Bvrnm Miss
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You will find full stock ofiClothing fol
Men and Boys
Suits from $500 to $4,000.
Overcoats from $500 to $500
IF At A. VIRDEN'S.
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The Cofeeville Times comes to us
IN mourning for Capt. w. B. Vowel,
who died suddenly last week.
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A COMPLETE stock of Dress Goods, Clothing,
Boots and Shoes, Hats, and Gentiemens' Fur
nishing Goods. The best unlaundered shirt at
81 90. For sale by a. NIRDEN.
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THE HATCH PLACE, otherwise known as
the Central Nurseries, will be disposed of
at Commissioners sale on Mon day, Decem-
Der 1st See notice elsewhere.
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THE Yazoo Herald and Sentinel are
both publishing campaign dailies.
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MIssrEG-yolume 80, Missouri Reports.
The return Of the book win greatly oblige
tine State Librarian. g
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Iuka AIirror.l

There are seventeen hundred registered
voters in Tishomingo, and Itawamba county
has about the same number, or the two
counties combined have enough voters to
entitle them to a Floater in the Legislature.
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Do ron want the Radicals kept under
foot7 IF you do vote the Democratic
Conservative ticket.
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HON. Q. C.LAMAR

VIII address the people on the political issues
of the day, at the following times and places
Lexington, Saturday, November 1st
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LADIES CLoAKs and Shawls, fresh lot re-
ceived by express. Call and examine
A. VIRDEN
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IF you need Blankets, Flannels, Jeans, Cas-
simeres or dry goods of any kind. Call at
A VIRDEN
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SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.
MoNpAY. October 22d /

The following cases were affirmed:
So50.-W ills Gilmore vs.. Rachel Henson ct al.
5070.-M. J. Donald ct al v. W r Chatham
ct al.
Slick parte, VIM. Meyer
3l66.-J. Stadeker 4 Son vs. Emma Sutherland
S176.-A. A. Folkes ct al VS.. David shelton.
3lT9.-Houston Bnrrus VS.. VIM. j. Gordon
3lS4-JOhn Kelly, trustee, vs. James Reid
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THE National Greenbackers all over
the State have s'melted..
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5000 pair Boots and Shoes, including full
line of ZiegIers Shoes for Ladies, Misses and
Children. At A. NIRDENs.
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|CARPETING from % cents to 81 90. For sale
bv A. NIRDEN-
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Down. Down !
Merino Vests

For boys girls and ladies'; and also very
handsome hand made crochet undershirts for
infants. ROBINSON STEVENS Co.
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$~@-~
Solid.

Westville News.
Simpson is solid for Barksdale-what says
Covington now?
DoN'T scratch your ticket.
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Capt. VIM. Ratlif.

317S-Thos. H. Allen & Co. vs. T. R. Mcclure
Affirmed, with leave TO answer in sixty
DAYS.
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GRANTS TOUR
THE WORLD.

A COMPLETE RECORD OF THE JOUR
"A ney Of General u s. GRANT, through
England, Ireland, Scotland France, Spain.
Germany, Austria, Italy, Belgium, SwitEer-
land, Russia, Egypt, India, China, and Japan,
with a graphic description Of the places visit
ed, manners and customs Of the countries, in
teresting incidents, enthusiastic ovhti0ns By
EmperOrs, Kings, and the people Of an clime5.
Sure success 70 all who take hold; win posse
lively Outsell all books.
NA4-' ~ - est, the best and tho
only authentic loW-prioed book on the subject,
500 pages. Price 1925.
Address RORSHEE McMAKEN
l6e WEsT FIRM TzREETs CINCINNATI, @.
OOt22, '7R-0W,
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STANDARD CALICO reduced to cents, only
at ROBINSON, STEVENS & Co.
Oct 2q'79-2t.
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EDIToRs CLARION Yielding to q generally
expressed vish Of the people Of tbs county.
/ announce myself as candidate FOR re-elec.
tlon % the office Of County Surveyor. Thank
ing the people for their generous coincidence
IN the past, can offer no better guarantee for
the future than the fidelity and efhcieucv witb
which have discharged the duties Of my Of
fee. HENRY 4 DANIEL
Oct 8. r7s-4w
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The following cases were reversed !;

3057.-Alfred johnson VS. T. j. Futch
S0S1-S- F. HartSel vs. Jno. NJ Myers
3169.-Thos. ". Sims surv. &c, VS.. W. F. Eli
land ct al.
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Will Open

Will Open
On tomorrow morning handsome line of
new Pekins in black and new colOrs.
ROBINSON, STEVENS & Co.
Down Down J.
Our large line of standard Calico in new and
fresh arrivals reduced to cents only.
ROBINSON, STEVENS & Co.
Oct 29-2t
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MISS IS. TuLLY.
Fall and Winter Millinery.

d RESPECTFULLY INVITES THE LADIES
H. of JACKSON and vicinity to call and see
her large and elegant assortment of
Fall and Winter Millinery.
Also a carefully selected stock of HAIR
GOODS. which she will sell very reasonably.
~ STATE STREET. next door to the Tele-
gragh Office.
jackson, Oct %, 1879-1m
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Persons calling for any of the above letters
viii please say advertised"
W. II. H. GREEN, Postmaster.
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All Standard Instruments, such as CHIlK.
FIRING, GUrLD & CHURCH. HALLEr & DAVIS.
AArHusHEK, HANEs, DIME, PEAsF, Souru-
ERN GEM and FAyoRIrE PIANOS
Fifteen Days Sale AZ Jackson az Factory
prices, commencing November 9Th, 1879. Ain
Instruments fully guaranteed Old Iustru-
ments taken Ia part payment for new ones.
Secondhand Pianos and Organs for sale or
Rent
We viii have with Us a practical TCNEH
AND kEPAtRER, who will put ia order iusttu-
msnts at reasonable rates. Introductory Sale
made with the view Of making Factory De-
pot in jackson.
In meantime, correspondence solicited.
WARRINGTON & SAVAGE
Music HoUsE, SELMA, ALA.
Send for List of new Sheet Music
0ctZ2, 7q-tf
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PEARL RIVER MILLS
SHOE STORE.

WILL PAY THE HIGHEST MARKET
w price in CAsH for COTTON SEED.
aet15 17g-2yn
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PARLOR SHOE STORE.
I AN NOW RECEIVING AND IN STORE
A. the largest stock Of
BOOTS AND SHOES
ever offered in this market / am prepared
TO suit every one IN style, price and quality
Of goods-rom an Infants Shoe 20 the very
best make Of
Congress and Button Handmade CATERS
for Gentlemen.
have added to my Stock Of Shoes this sea-
son, a large lot Of
HATS FOR MEN AND BOYS,
and can suitany one desiring good Hat also
Trunks, Valises, Shawl Straps,
Umbrellas, Backing and Brushes, and the
best quality SHOE POLISH FOR LADIES
and Children ShOes-which viii be offered 20
Cash purchasers, as low ms any house for tho
same quality of goods. Give ide a call aud
examine my stock before you purchase.
THOS. 7. PERSONS.
oct1, '79-lm.
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List of Letters remaining in the Postofice at
Jackson, Kinds county, Miss, for the week end
ing October 90, 1879:
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RAILROAD TIMETABLE.

RAILROAD TIMETABLE.
Chicago, St Louis and New Orleans Railroad.
GotSG SoUTH-Mail, 1915 A. NJ
Mixed, 7:30 A. NJ
Way Freight, 6:15 A. NJ
Through Freight. 1920 A. NJ
GONG NORTH-Mail, 1870 A. NJ
Mixed, 6:35 P. NJ
Through Freight 400 P. NJ
Way Freight, $40 P. NJ
JAS c. CLARKE, General Manager.
W =. MCKINLEY, Division Sup't
+. CHANDLER, Gen1 Passenger Agent
JOHN A. WEBB, Local Agent.
Vicksburg and Meridian Railroad
GONG EAsT-Leaves Vicksburg $50 p. NJ
Arrives at Jackson, 1920 NJ
Leaves Jackson, 1915 A. NJ
GONG WEsT-Leaves Meridian, $40 P. NJ
Arrives at Jackson, 1:25 A.. NJ
Leaves Jackson, 1:40 A. NJ.
-ACCOMMODATIoN:
GOING WEsT-Leaves Jackson, 6:45 A. NJ.
Returning Tvs Wick
burg at 2-2O p. n.
-Arv. at Jackson, at 5:35 P. M
E. f. RAWORTH, Gen1 Sup't.
GEO. d. LAWRENCE, Assist Sup't.
JSO. w. CLINGAN, Local Agent.