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On MOnday tha ID day ofAagust. A. d. -.

The following described lands or lots aud tenn
cmcuts, lying and being u said city ui Jackson,
county of Kinds. State cot Mississippi. ur sa
much thereof us may hc sufficient ta suti>j, tho
west quarter of that certain Iet or parcel nt land.
designated ON the official map ui thy city ot
jackson, %, two acre lot number Ten. north
and also that certain other lot ur parcel Of land
known and designated uu thc said official map
OF said city as Tot number nine in block b. iu
West jackson, fronting ol-l-lu feet uu the Gal
latin road. A publication having hccu hereto
fore made with above stated matter, but no sale
having been made by agreement OF parties Act
ing as Commissioner I shall only convey such
title To the purchaser as J may lawfully convey
under said decree. A.. g. MOORE,
June 2J,-1H.-lw. Commissioner
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Col. Manning's Financial Bill.

Holly Springs reporter.l
Col. Manning has introduced bill in the
House for the issuance OF six hundred millions
of Greenbacks and for the retirement OF Bonds
This bill looks to the relief of the country.
1t is the best bill OF the session The Green
hackers cannot say that our Representative has
not come fully up to the requirements Of the
hour upon the currency question.
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PROCLAMATTON.


WHEREAS. 1t appears by information rc-
w ceiyed by me, that on the 24th day of
Nay, le.4, SAMUEL BRANDON, a c5loreI CON
Wet IN Copiah county, while under the cbarr,
Of II. l. Brelaui. guard. struck said BrsIauH
several blows with hoe crushing his skull
in three OF more places. and afterwards effect
ell his escape and is still AT large.
Now, therefore I. J. VI. STONE. Governor of
VI ssIsslppi, do offer the above reward for the
arrest and delivery OF the said Samuel Bran
don to the Sheriff OF Copiah county. said Re
ward "a be payable On convection Of saiI
Brandon. And / do moreover. require an uf.
dcers of this Stateto Doe al gent iu thtir effort
20 arrest said fugitive Samuel Brandon
Given under my hand and The Great Seal
r of the State affixed, ar jackson. this
- - l3ta day Of june, A. D. lS-p
J NJ. STONE.
By the Governor.
Henry c MyEEs, Secretary Of State.
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cotton.
Methodist-Dr C. II. Jones, J. NJ. Black.
Episcopal-A. w. Walker.
Bro,ratscjHc.
Methodist. B. Robertson
Baptist. +. Mcdonnell.
Raymond.
Methodist-G. ". Harper, Rev. b. Jones.
Presbyterian-A. VI. Rafter.
Joctson.
Presbyterian-J l.. Power.
Methodist-C. {. Campbell
Edwards Methodist. J. Dromgoole an(
r. II. Noblin
Palestine-Baptist-A Peryear, J. c. Thig-
pig.
Queens Hin-Union-W. H. Chichester, Jos
II. Ellis.
Moore's Sprins-Uuion-N b. Smith.
SaIem-Baptist-J Hamilton.
Perch Place-Union-R. A. Murphy.
While the Committee on Permanent Organi-
cation and Programme were preparing their re-
port, Mai G.. w. Harper addressed the Conven
ton ON the Vital Importance of Sunday School
Work, and its necessity to the well-being Of our
country.
The Committee made the following report,
which was received and adopted:
OFFICERs-President, q. w. Harper, Ray
mond; Nice-Presidents, 4. Peryear, Palestine
and n b. Smith, Moore's Spring; Treasurer, y.
w. Walker Bolton; Secretary, c. c. Campbell
Jackson.
PRoGRAMME-Reporto of Delegates Condi
ton of Sunday Schools Addresses on How Il
Successfully Conduct Sunday Schools How to
Make the Sunday School Attractive. Devotion
al exercises to be Interpreted throughout the
session of the Convention. This programme
was carried out as fully as limited time of Con
vention would permit.
Convention adjourned till O'clock P. NJ.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Committee reported Constitution which
was received and adopted.
Col. j. l.. Power gave an account of the Sun
day School Conventions, County, State and In
ternational which he had attended
The Convention engaged in an interesting
Bible Reading, conducted by Col. Power.
On motion of \. NJ. Rafter it was agreed that
the next meeting of this Convention be held at
Edwards.
On motion of J. l.. Power it was decided that
the next meeting of this Convention shall be
held in April or May next, the day to be fixed
BY the officers of the Convention, and, that al
least thirty days notice be given of the time so
fixed.
On motion Rev. B. Jones, it was ordered
that the present officers, be the officers of this
Convention for the ensuing year, and that the
President appoint the Nice-Presidents called
for by the Constitution
1t was moved and carried, that the thanks of
this Convention be returned the citizens of Boil
ton for the attention to and entainment of its
delegates.
The Secretary was directed to furnish synop-
sis of proceedings of the Convention to news
papers of Kinds county for publication.
Convention closed with g Service of Praise"
and Benediction by Rev. b. Jones'
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Hon. F. G. Barry.

We have been informed that this distinguish
ed gentleman win deliver the Annual Address
before the Graduating Glass Of the Columbus
Female Institute, liz next ensuing Com
mepCement. In thus announcing we have 10
Congratulate our community, in the rich liter
airy treat that is in store for them.-Columbus
Index.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE

OF Valuable Real Estate in Jackson.
FINDER 4 DECREE OF THE SUPREME
~ Court rendered on May 9th 1879 ou
writ Of error from the Chancery Court of lliuds
County, LIST District in The case Of Joshua
Green, Sury., vs.. Charles l.. CASTOR ct H.. filed
and Of record in said cause IN said Chancery
Court, | The undersigned Commi ssiouer II
said Chanccry Court shall, as ordered by said
decree sell
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Doughnuta.

# you desire doughRuts that are the incest
and richest you ever ate, make them from DR.
Prices Cream Baking Powder, according 70
the directions on the can. Such dcaghnuts,
Eith cup Of coffee, and light Cream BaEiaS
ttwder biscuit, would cause delightful sur
prise to the uninitiated,
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A Card From Mr.. H. M. Taylor.
JACKSON MISS June "a, 1875

JACKSON MISS June "a, 1879.
EDITORS CLARION:
| notice in your last issue, call upon me
to become candidate, for the Legislature
While | have not sought the office, nor desired
ii, after the urgent solicitations of friends,
have decided to submit my name to the Con
vention. Ii nominated and elected to the OF
fee, will fill it with the best OF my ability
Should the Convention nominate some more
worthy and ADLER man, | will cheerfully sub
nit, and accord to him my hearty support.
Respectfully yours, H. NJ. TAYLOR.
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A Young Bride Swept Over Niagara
Falls.

BUFFALO, June 2l.-Mrs. \. Roland, Of
Liege, Belgium, at Niagara Falls, to-day Dor
rowed drinking cup for her husband while
visiting the Three Sisters Islands and in stoop-
ing for a drink fell into the swiftly running
waters and was swept over Horseshoe falls.
Husband and wife were their wedding
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Mr. Albert e. Webb has been appointed by
Gov Stone clerk OF the courts of Marion coun-
ty, vice Paul l., Gusman, removed from the
county, Mr., Webb has qualified and entered
upon the duties Of his office We believe Mr.
Webb will fill the Office acceptably to the PEG.
pie of the county
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The Health Question.
Aberdeen Examiner. I

Aberdeen Examiner.
Our local authorities should insist upon the
strict enforcement Of the sanitary laws in
vogue last year. The general health OF COM
munities Is always secured by good sanitary
regulations and then, again, there is much
wisdom in the old saying, that an ounce Of
preventive is better than pcand Of cure"
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Whisky enters largely into consumption
as medicine, and it is in such cases of the ut
most Importance to get an article OF guaranteed
purity. W. Harper's Nelson County Whisky
is recommended by physicians everywhere, and
is received direct from the distllery by Law
renee Fragiacamo, jackson Miss.
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Miss Rosa, the much admired and accom-
pIished daughter OF Gen. Robert Lowry, Is on
a visit to Jackson, the guest OF Mrs. Fannie
G. Barksdale
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Democratic-Co Conservative Meeting at
Liberty Grove

We are requested to state that the Demo
Gratis and Conservatives OF Liberty Grove pre-
cinct will hold their meeting at Liberty Grove
school house, at 4 O'Clock, P. NJ, Saturday,
next 2Sth inst, to appoint delegates to the
Kinds County Convention which meets July
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INvALIDa

Requiring a slim alaat, made from pure grain
free freM. Fasil Oil. and improved by age
, should purchase J. w. Harpers Nelson Coun.
ty, Kentucky, Whisky. Lawrence Fragiaco
mo, Jackson, Miss, sale Agent for Distillery
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CHEW Stadeker's Golden Charm" Tobacco.
Attention Knights and Ladies of Honor.

You are respectfully notified that this WED
ne~day) evening is the regular meeting OF the
Lodge, and it Is desirable that We have full
attendance as it is the time for election of Off
GERS. and other important business incident to
the close Of the term.
w. q. LoWD, Protector.
A. w. LITTLE, Secretary.
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MARRIED.

HALL-HALI.-At the residence of the
brides, Edwards Miss, June p 1879, by Rev. ".
c. Black Mr.. J. c. Hall of Vicksburg to Mrs.
Sue Hall
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%-@%NS-

ANNoUNcEMENTs.- this issue we publish
gentlemen who have previously, by cards in
THE CLARION, informed their friends that they
were candidates Col. James d. Stewart and
Maj. Geo. W. Harper, for State Senator from
the 11th District; Thomas Atkinson, Esq, for
Representative from Kinds county, and Mr.,
John c. Carraway, for Treasurer OF Kinds coun-
ty And also the following announcements
which have not previously been published Mr.
H. NJ. Taylor for Representative from Kinds
county, and Geo. II. Robertson, Esq, Tor
Treasurer of Kinds county. They all submit
their names to the Democratic-C onservat
Convention
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DE-. W. ID. CARMICHAEL one Of Kinds coun-
tvs best. most worthy and capable citizens, is
announced a. a candidate for the Legislature,
subject TO the choice OF the nominating Con
vention.
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SuocKING-The death near Edwards in this
county, oitwo OF Mr.. Charles DiIlon's children
from hydrophobia caused by the bite OF mad
dog. Mr. Charles Dillon was bitten but has
no signs Of the disease. l. it not time to
abatc this dog nuisance to have a general dog
kilimg-or muzzIing-or prohibitory dog
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
The Medical Department
University of Louisiana
NEW ORLEANS.

POSSESSES UNRTVALLED advantages for
i Clinical Teaching. The Charity Hospital
has an annual admission of more than Sax
Thousand patients, and is visited daily by the
Pr9fe- sors accompanied by the Students
The Annual Circular will be sent t1 All who
may apply T. g. RICHARDSON NJ. b..
fune25 -g-fw Dean
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OUR worthy neighbor, Col. Stewart after
swinging round the circle, and addressing the
Union Church Democratic Club, is at home
again
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w f. are authorized To announce W. T. RAE
w LIFE as "a candidate for reelection to the
vljc, of Chancrry Clerk ot Kinds County, sub
i..r N, fl, action of the Democratic Couscrya-
~. Convention.
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THE reason why medical practitioners do
not hesitate to prescribe DIR. +. Wilhoft'-
Periodic or Fever and Ague Tonic is as
follows: Me--rs. Wheelock, Finlay * Co, OF
New Orleans its proprietors, have published
It's composition, and physicians have approved
il because it contains no dangerous drug and
because it invariably proves successful. 1t is
for sale by all Druggists
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Ward Meetings.

The Democrats and Conservatives of the
wards Of this city will, pursuant to the call OF
the County Executive Committee, meet to APP
point delegates the County Convention, which
meets at Raymond on July 4th, as follows:
NORTH WARD-Representatives' Hall, Sat
urday, s o'clock, P. NJ. Three delegates to be
appointed.
SOUTH WARD-City Hall, Saturday, 8
o'clock, P. NJ. Three delegates to be APP
pointed.
WEST WARD-West Jackson No. rs hall,
Saturday, s o'clock, P. NJ. Three delegates to
be appointed.
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Something Choice.-Geo- P. Ryans B5ur-
bon-at Jacob Cehens, Sole Agent, jacobson
Miss--tf
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THE Democrats and Conserv atives OF the
South Ward will meet at the City Hall Sat
urday night at O'Clock
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Kinds County Sunday School Con-
ton.

Bolton June 10, 1879.
The Convention met in the Methodist church
ut 10 o'clock, 4. NJ.
On motion of A. NJ. Rafter Maj. q. W. Har-
per was called to the Chair, and c. c. Campbell
requested to act a. Secretary.
After appropriate devotional exercises, the
Chairman stated in short address the object
Of the Convention.
J. L. Power, J. 3. Robertson and \. b. Smith,
were appointed as the Committee on Permanent
Organization and Programme
The following Sunday Schools were reported
by delegates:
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THE Natchez Democrat blooms for our
esteemed contem porary, Maj. Harper, of the
Gazefte
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Killed His Wife Because She Refused
To Live With Him

WoLFvTLLE \. s. June 20.-Bessie Harris
has been fatally shot by DIR. Albert DeWolf.
Two years ago she secretly married DeWolf.
They separated DeWolfproposed a reunion,
and she refused
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THE Gro. B. RYAN BoURBoN,-good, pure
and old, at Jacob Cohen's, sole agency, Jack
son. Miss II
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HARDLY ever, viii you miss b.ing suited in
shoes at Stadekers'
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LETTERIIST.

List of Letters remaining in the Postoffice at
Jackson, Kinds county, Miss, for the week end
ing June d 1879:
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MORNING SESSION

Opening address, Col. W. L. Nugent. Mu-
Reorganization. Physical Geography, Ma
ior Hotehkis- Of Virginia; Music gymnastics
Discussion, school discipline: should corpo-
raj punishment be permitted p
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Color black height, 8 feet, age. 2l years /;
weight 50 pounds,
june % ,9-3w
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r. r. LEDBETTER,
Druggistand Pharmacist,

AND
JACKSON, MISS.
U EEPS A COMPLETE STOCK OF FRESH
n DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS,
READY MIXED HOUSE PAINTS,
Such as practical painters use. Oils, Var
Dishes, Glass, Putty, Fine Soaps, Sponges,
Brushes, Perfumery, etc.
- PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY CoMPoUND-
ed with accuracy and dispatch, at all hours Of
the day and night My night room is in the
northwest corner of Neal Building, immedi-
ately opposite Drug Store.
June u, lett,
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For District Attorney.

W.. ,r, authorized To- announce /. o. BRIDE
w WELL. as "a candidate for District Att"r-
uev. Ninth Circuit Court District-C ountles OF
Kinds Copiah Madison and Gazoo-
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Yes, woman, has as good right to health and
happiness as the other sex. Then, why suffer
so long when the remedy il within your reach.
Try BradfeId,s Female Regulator, Woman's
Best Friend, and you will have your health
and strength fully restored Call ON your
druggist for circular, and see some Of the
wonderful cures it has made. For sale by DR..
Byron Lemly, Jackson Miss.
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what the Democrats Contend For.

Free elections, no military inteEference
With the people at the polls, and honest iuries
for the trial OF American citizens. These qnes-
lions involve civil liberty, the great principles
Of free government and the existeRce of the
Fepublie."
HeaRing He4terea. - Particulasa free
Very 4 HaspeF. Madison, Ind.
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GooDs sacrificed to reduce stock, to make
room for fall purchases by
J. SrADEKER a Sow.
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WE are authorized 70 announce +. p. BRlN-
" COZ as candidate for reelection to the
office of District Attorney for the Ninth CircWt
court District g Counties of Kinds, Copiah,
Madison and Nazoo.
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! Call andexamine our Visiting Cards n
Tue CLARION ofice, e
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The Teachers Institute.

The following is the programme OF the first
day Of the Teachers Institute which will con-
vene at the representatives Hall, ON Wednes-
day next, July 2d, at $50 \. NJ:
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I'VE are authorized to announce DANIEL NJ
W POTTER, of Kinds, as candidate Tor the
Office of District Attorney, subject to the decls-
Jon of q Democratic-C Conservative nominating
Convention
Mar 10. IA.
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IT will be seen in another column, under
announcements, that Mr.. Geo. II. Robertson,
the present efficient County Treasurer, is q
candidate for reelection His official conduct
in the past Is a guarantee Tor the future. Mr..
Robertson submits his claims to the Democrat
ic-Conservatiye party, which viii soon meet in
Convention.
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CALVIN PERKI$s Esq, OF Tunica county.
has been in the city a week or ten days, look
ing into the records Of the Auditor Tor
evidence in the suit his law firm Is prosecuting
against the estate aud bondsmen OF the late
Manning Sheriff Of Tunica county.
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The type on which thia paper la printed n ngn
~ a6oVS ToundFy,-lip CtAAlQst
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\ LODGE OF Catholic Knights OF America
effected a temporary organization last week
with Capt f. NJ Scott as President, and J. c..
Julienne, Secretary. When the charter OF the
Lodge Is received permanent organization
viii be effected. Il is an association for mutual
aid, like the l. O. .. F. K. OF IT,, etc
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A DEMOCRATIC Club was formed at Forest
Hill on the 2Sth. DIR. T. A Catching was
elected President and Mr.. r. r. Holmes, Sec
Rotary The Club will meet on the 2Sth at
9 O'Clock 4. NJ to appoint delegates to the coun-
ty Convention
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4 New Era in tho Historz d Lotterias
THE FOLIOWTVG pPIIrs

SUPERVISOR.
The Management call attention 10 tho grand
opportunity presented OF obtaining for
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THE largest stock OF White Goods can be
found at ~tadeker's.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-05-01
Dr. =. \. Anberwuob,
Vr+ 1855, gSeitsSaDettea Stra6e,
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nibmet ber 8etanolung droutiher eeioen aller Art
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rirt are6s erinblih, iucnn baS Seioen H ntht nber
bas ean,e gpftem per6retet bat mittel elmer ieren
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6dnorboioeu, btnbe, offene ooer iudeube einerIei,
uie ftlimm aud bas seioeu iein, ooer ipelhe Wttet
man auh berets obne 2inoerun9 9ebraudbt baben
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,irt er poiitp ober er peran9t feline 8sSnbuns SEE
ben Nol pon ACKNOWLEDGMENT, in uslher Spe1tnlts
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Co., Sberif g. @. Bapers 91r. 67, Ct. Baul<EuGBe
Baltimore, 6rn. 6. 8. SHion, &ohlenbdnoIsT I'm
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