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PenrI River NaYigatiOn.

We had the pleasure of meeting Mr. J..
II. Gardner, the agent for Capt. S. n.
Kimball, the contractor for clearing out the
lower Pearl, who gave us some interesting
particulars in connection with that impor-
taut work Mr.. Gardner arrived here this
week from Mobile, with full crew of ship
carpenters, and a dledge-boat already to
be put up, and lanehed- This work will
begin Immediately at the place where
the Clifton was built The boat is to be
seventy feet long by twenty wide. 1t took
i've cars to bring the materials They will
also build six scows twenty by six feet,
and ten or a dozen skiffs The work to be
performed here, before the expedition sets
out, will amount to 81, 800 or $4,000 The
contract calls for the clearing out of one
hundred and ninety-five miles from, and
below, this city.
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Death OF an Eminent Mason.

The Masonic fraternity of Mississippi will
hear with regret, the announcement of the
death of Past Grand Master Cothran, at Wi
mona, on Thursday of last week Judge
Cothran was Grand High Priest of the
Grand Chapter in 1855 and 1856, and Grand
Master of the Grand Lodge in 1853. In the
Scottish Rite, he had long since been admit
ted to the select circle of the SD degree.
His last visit to the Grand Lodge was when
it met in this city in 1876. Increasing years
and infirmities prevented his active partici
patton in the labors Of the craft, but his in
terest in the institution never abated He
was one of the brightest best and purest of
its members.
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Petitioners for retail liquor licenses
will confer a-favor on the printers By having
the names plainly written, with ink. We
have done the best we could with the long
lists published to-day, but we fear some Of
the signers will not recognize the translation
that we have given of their signatures.
The following members of the legal
profession are in the city this week, in at
tendance on the several courts G. V. Gwin
and H. :. Hooker, Of Lexington; John W.
Jewell, of Meridian; c. L. Anderson, s L.
Dodd and G. NJ. Brooke, of Kosciusko; Ja-.
R. Yerger, of GreenviIle; 5. NJ. Shelton, Of
Vicksburg.
Rev DIR. c. K Marshall, the eloquent
preacher, and great-hearted philanthopist
and great-headed everything else that Is good
has long been a favorite in this community,
and when it is announced that he intends
preaching, a large concourse assemblies to
hear him. Last Sabbath he delivered two
Of best sermons, full of practical teaching,
pathos, logic and eloquence-one at the
church in place of the beloved
J
AID the other in DIR. Hunters church
Manager Lowd deserves praise for his
Efforts to provide choice entertainments at
the Robinson Opera House. He succeeded /
admirably in securing a performance by /
-he Emma Abbott Opera Troupe, and was +
rewarded by good house composed Of the
lite of Jackson, and Of other convenient
owns. Canton was largely represented.
Messrs. Will Powell, A =. Hill, Baldridge,
Norman and others escorted numerous
handsome ladies from the Celestial City.
from Brookhaven we observed Hon Hiram
jassidy, Jr., and Hon. Charles Cummings,
1ayor of the city, and his lady; and
Brandon was represented by Hon. w. NJ.
buchanan, Superintendent Of Public In
truction, and his lady, Mrs. VIII Stevens
nd others. The famed singer was in her
est mood and rendered Mariana splendidly.
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A Word to the Afflicted.

The most miserable human being in the
world is that person suffering with a shaking
chill or-burning fever. The joys of life are
but misery to his mind, and he longs for a
balm to restore him to health. The cure is at
hand for every sufferer. The greatest of all
medicines. CUBAN CHILL Tone the Great
West Indies Fever and Ague Remedy, cures
Chills and Fever, Billiousness and Liver Com
plant every time. 1t blots out disease, car
ries off malarial poison, and restores the suf-
ferer to Health, Strength and Happiness
Try CUBAN CHILL Tonic, the Great West In
dies Fever and Ague Remedy, if you suffer
with Chills and Fever, and be cured. Take no
other medicine. CUBAN CHILL Tonic will cure
you and give your Health. Get a bottle from
your druggist Go to Il. r. Ledbetter and get
a bottle and try it.
PARKER's Sant0nine Worm Lozenges are
the best of all Worm Medicines Thousands of
mothers all over The land, give their children
PARKER's Santonine Worm Lozenges. Try
them, at r. r. edbetters, Jackson, Miss.
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IT will be seen by the card of Hon Van H
Manning, that, in addition to his Congress
sional duties, he will attend to cases from
Mississippi, in the Supreme Court at Wash
ington. tie Is at present interested in some
very important cases from this State in that
court. He has argued the case of the State
v the Mobile and Ohio Railroad, and also
the Lottery case that went up from Vicks>
burg, and has been quite successful.
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MARRIED.

LANGLEY-REYNoLDs-A the residence of
Dr. VIM Reber, the brides grandfather, on
the 18th ult by Rev. B. Caradine, Mr.. Jas.
nolds, of Rankin.
CAMPBELL-SPEAKs-At the residence of
P G. Speaks, the brides father, near Goshen
Springs on the 9th of October, 1850. by Ed.
W. W Kersh, Mr. Robt. a. Campbell, of Kinds
county, to Miss Nancy J. Speaks of Rankin.
CowAN-BARToN-At the residence of the
bride in Benton, on the 4th inst, by Rev. J.
B. Linn, Capt. j. ]. Cowan, OF Satartia, TO
Mrs Bette Barton.
McLEAS-CAaERoN-At the residence of the
brides father IN jefferson county Miss, on
the 14th of October BY the Rev Robt Grafton
Mr. Duncan Mclean 10 Miss Lou Cameron
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ONE COLD is sometimes contracted on top
of another, the accompanying Cough be-
Lungs so strained and racked, that the pro-
duction of tubercles frequently follows.
Many existing cases of Pulmonary Disease
may be thus accounted for, and yet how
many are now carelessly allowing themselves
to drift through the preliminary symptoms.
controlled by the fatal policy of allowing a
Cold to take care of itself! On the first init
nation of Cough or Cold, or any Throat or
Lung trouble, resort promptly to DR..
Jayne's Expectorant, a safe curative of long
established reputation, and you may avoid
the consequences of such dangerous trifing.
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REPORTED BY c. c. CAMPBELL.
MONDAY, November 8, 1880.
The following cases were affirmed
3465-Ex-Parte Am1nuel Burke, on hdbeas
corpus.
3483-C. A. Lyon, V. Catherine Spencer ct al.
35I3-M A. Coleman, admir-, V. Elizabeth
McQuien, ct al
3514-M. A Coleman, admir-, V. A. W. WEIGH.
S463-R. II. Rawlings, Ell. al, v Mary E. San
ford and husband. Reversed and bill
dismissed.
3506-K. C. Patty, V. Robt. L. Sparkman. Re-
versed and remanded.
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Employment of Women.

Following the strike of the hotel walters,
Col. j. p. Longley, of the St. James Hotel,
expressed his intention of employing in
future female walters for his house
Throughout the West and in many North
ern cities girls are employed in most of the
hotels and give full satisfaction. The labor
is light and of that character for which
females are well suited, and experience has
shown that they make most excellent wait
eTs, We venture that an advertisement
asking for twenty-five girls to serve as
walters in the st. James Hotel would be
answered in twelve hours by no less than
two hundred applicants. The number of
unemployed women in New Orleans at this
time, who are willing and anxious to work
is very large and q number of them are in
destitute and suffering circumstances and
would rejoice at such an opportunity to
earn living. Col LongIey Is to Be COM
mended for taking the initiative II this
matter.--N. o. States.
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Visiting Cards.

We will have some new and elegant styles
at CLARION Office in few days. Ladies
are requested TO call and see them, or sam
pies will be sent to their residences for in
spection, if desired. We will have full
supply Of New Years cards, to please every
fancy
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DIREETOR$.


Hon H. \. OGDEN, Ex-Attorney General OF
Louisiana.
JOHN 7. HARDIE, President Mutual National
Bank, and of J. t Hardie 4 Co. cotton
factors, etc.
R. NJ WAMsLEY, Cotton factor and commits
sion merchant
G. W SESrELL, CT G. W. Senteu & Co, cot
ten factors, etc.
Hon. JESSE 4. Ball, Vice-President New Or
leans National Bank, and of }. h. Bell s
Co, Agents, etc.
G. W TERRELL, Former General Agent Of the
Piedmont * Arlington Life Insurance Co
of firg mia.
LLOYD L. COLEMAN, President Mechanics and
Traders Insurance Company.
Hon. Louis BU>H. o. Bush x Levert. cotton
factors and commission merchants
P. MAsPERo, fi1c President Mutual National
Bank, AID OF ?. Maspero s Co, Merchants
CHAs B. SINGLETON, Of Singleton < Brown.
attorney -at-law.
J. C. NORRIS, President Canal Bank, etc.
SAMUEL LOGAN. Physician and Professor in
the Medical College.
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CHANCERY NOTICE.
THr STATE or Nrssrssrrrl c4nngasry Court,

TIM STATE OF MI.sIs-IprI / ChaucerF C0urf,
LIST Dist, Sep
Kinds County. term. 1850
Estate Of
HENRY f. STEER, Deceased.
TVHE TINE FOR PRESENTING CLAIMS
herein having elapsed, and the Clerk of
this Court having made out statement of all
the claims registered, specifying each claim
and the amount thereof; Ii is now hereby ore
dered that notice be published in the WEEKLY
for three successive weeks, that mt the next
Terms of this Court the claims against said
estate will be taken up for confirmation and
allowance, and that all creditors are request
ed to attend
Ordered, adjudged and decrced, this 18th
day of September, 1880.
f. G.. PEYTON, Chancellor.
true copy from the minutes
W. r. RATLIFF, Clerk
BY A. G. Moons, d. q.
Jackson, Oct 10, lSSO-iw.
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Fancy Store for Ladies

MRS. CANTWELL would respectfully in
III form the Ladies of Jackson and vicinity,
that she has opened Store on CAPITOL STREET,
first door below the POsT-OFFICE, where she
will keep all articles of her own manufacture
in addition TO a choice variety of FANCY
GOODS, selected from the best stocks for La
dies and Children. Goods adapted to the Sea-
son.
ncf27 Sn-4w
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Bishop Green's Appointments for NOyem.
Der.

NovEMBER-Friar's Point 10th; Rosedale,
14th-17th Greenville, 1Sth-2lst Johnsonville,
24th-25th Rolling Fork, 26th-28th.
Liberal contributions to the cause of Mis-
sions will be expected at each place.
The full list of the Bishops Fall and Winter
appointments will appear in next issue.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Robinson, Stevens & Co.'S
Weekly Drives.
Im ma nse BarSatns..
The handsome line of Wool MONIES, sold
only by US at 20 cents.
ROBINSON, STEVENS & Co.

opened To-Day
Another case of those splendid
10 CENT DRESS Goops
IN Garnet, Prune, Navy, Seal Brown, Gray
and Black, ROBINSON, STEVENS Co.
The only stock of Corsets Rugs, Oil Cloths,
Drugget Crumb Cloths, Carpet Lining, Carpet
Binding, Carpet Flax. Stair Carpets, Rubber
Mats, Thread Mats, Welcome Mats, Hassocks
and every thing belonging to a first class Car
pet stock, is at ROBINSON, STEVENS & Co.
Without fail at the line of $12 90 suits for
gentlemen offered as a DRIVE at
ROBINSON, STEVENS & Co.
Kid Gloves are made expressly for US. each
pair bearing our name, and the best
Button Kid sold only at 81 %.
ROBINSON, STEVENS 4 Co.
100 PIECES
OF new aud handsome Prints at 6 cents
All Standard Quality
No Harmony Brands in the Lot.
RoRIssOs. srEyEss Co.
Shoes for childrens' wear are the best ever
sold Every pair capped with the celebrated
SOLAR TIP.
Sold only at Robinson. STEVENS s Co.
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Step, Poor Mortal, Stop.

From rushing earelessly to destruction. If
you see a child playing with hre-brand, yen
take it away to prevent eonfa gratlon. you are
reckiesziy Indifferent to the progress which a
cold, q fever, a headache, aohill, constipation,
etc. makes, until the siambering are Of chronic
s:okness lays You low Take time by tue fsre-
10y remova those fore-runners Of sickness,
enfov good health, and you will thank as for
calling attention to and advising your use OF
The celebrated HoNE STOMACH BTrTERs.-kor
sale by Byron Le1nly. Jackson, Miss.
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Masonic Mutual Benefit Association.
Assessments Nos. 10, II, II and 1a.

Holly SrRNGs Nov. 81 1850
Members of the Masonic Mutual Benefit
Association are hereby notified OF the follow
ing deaths
No. l0-Bro c. H. Bessouet, of Verona
Lodge, No. 263, Verona, Miss, who died Octo-
Der ID 1880
No. ll-Bro W b. Dyer, Of Bolivar Lodge.
No. 30, Riverton, Miss, who died October sth,
1880.
No l2-Bro. Thos Newman, Of Rising Glory
Lodge, No. 2l5, Osyka, Miss. who died Octo-
Der 18th. 1880
No. 13--Bro. T. A. Eakin, OF Tchula Lodge,
No ~ Tchula, Miss, who died October 23d,
1880
Failure to pav above by December a. 1870
fOrfeits membership and an claims 10 Benefit
Fund. Be sure to give the Number of your
Certificate.
Nov. 3, l880-4w.
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FULL line of Gents and Boys Clothing, Gents
furnishing goods. The best Unlaundried
Shirt in the city for one dollar.
VTRDru
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Our Hand -Four Aces :!

TN FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES
i we hold hand not beaten b. aly house
them to give satisfaction. We sell the
BEST FLOUR
Sold in Jackson. Fine Whiskies, Brandies
and Wines. We sell fine Champagne Wine,
lpints) at s. so per doz or IS cents per bottle.
This is really very choice wine, equal tomanY
brands of imported. Try it.
oct27-am. g. LEMLY & SON.
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NOVembe1. IOrnN,.inn.-
COMMISSIONERS SlIF.
K. NJ. HoBsox.

X. NJ. HOBsON.
REBECCA EDWARDS.
OURSU ANT TO THE PROVISIONS OLE
the Decree OF the supreme Court of Mis-.
sisslppi, rendered on the lOh day of N6vcm-
Der, A. d., 1879, ia a certain cause therein
pending, wherein Ice II McGchcc. Admiui--
tratriX of K. NJ. Hobsou. deceased. is Appel
liant, and Rebeeca NJ EDWARDS g. Appellee
the undersigned Commis Toner will, On
Monday, the 29th day Of November, A. D.. 1850.
in front of the City Hail. in the city OF Jack
son, within legal hours, proceed 10 sell fer
cash, to the highest bidder at puhli. Huct on
the following property, 20 Wit. The North
west quarter Of the northeast quarter. and
southeast quarter of the northeast quarter of
section one, township five, range one, west. tn
Kinds county, Mississippi, except the ten
acres conveyed by Mrs h. ~ Edwards 90
Fred. Robb, and the dwelling house and APP
purteuances on the said land. Said sale rs
made for the purpose Of satisfying the Decree
made in favor of complaiuhnys, aud costs Of
suit.
The Commissioner will only convey such
title as he is authorized 20 convey under said
Decree, but the title is believed 90 be perfect
A. G.. MOORE, Commi ssiouer
Jackson, Oct 70, SOW.
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RICHARD THE THIRD is Shakespeare s
sons Opera House next Monday night by
one of the greatest living actors, Thomas w
Keene. OF his rendering of the character
in Louisville, the Courier-Journal says:
Mr.. Keenes Richard is an unequivocal
success. The deadly mirth, the railing dis
belief in morality, the tragic cynicism of
the character, were most delicately por-
trayed. There is a certain humor about
the character which the actor has imbued
himself with. The first three acts reveal
the tyrant as a merry devil, who finds inn
mite pleasure in his CHASTITY wooing, and
takes keen zest in removing living obstacles
from his path. In the scene where Richard
woos Lady Anne, Mr.. Keene's acting was
artistic in the truest sense of the term.
Ths change in facial expression, from
treachePous admiration to diabolicai cum
ming, we're most delicate Now the hupch-
back whispered soft words ia the lady's ear.
enforcing them with hideous smirks, and
then his face seemed to mock what he had
lust said. Never did villain take keener
delight IN watching how hate changed, In
the 1ady's mind, t. contempt, and contempt
gave way to indifference, which in time
Welded to faint interest. The various feel
inrs, such as appetite, admiration, daring
and determination, were all reflected on the
actors face, and we're as delicately distin-
guished as the notes Of soag
Mr. Keene's conception of the part is 9
mastery one. 1t lacks the extremely care
full finish of Mr. Booths Richard, but it
compares not unfayorabIy with it in intensi-
ty and fre The actor Is master OF the part,
and impresses the audience with his reserve
power. His appearance, his makeup and
his voice are admirably fitted for the tragic
roles he plays.
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That the fine days enjoying are
50 endid for PHOTOGRAPHING as well as
cotton picking. Cold, rainy, disagreed Bile
weather viii come So please do not procrasti
uate.-SEurrr R-THs-PHoTGRAPHER 27.3t.
i 4 NOTICE of the Rentz-Stanley Novelty
! Company appears in another column. They
will present here, next Saturday night, the
/ burlesque operetta PrettvPretty, of which
! the Cincinnati Enquirer says: pretty
+ Pretty is new and original, filled with de-
/ lightful music, lovely girls, handsome
scenery, and any amount OF fun and jollity,
and cast calling out the entire strength OF
the company" We have no doubt that
they will have large house.
Mutual RELIEF.-We call attention to
the card of the Southern Benevolent and
Mutual Relief Association, of New Orleans.
The officers Of the Association are among
the most responsible business men of New
Orlens. Maj G. w. Terrell, the Secretary
and Treasurer, is now in Jackson, and has
already received many applications for mem
bership. So far as we have been able to
examine the system adopted by this Asso-
citation, we believe it affords as cheap, equi-
table, and secure insurance as can be de-
vised.
l CAN assure you that IN single instance
has the Tsethiag srer prorsd aJdiiUTe. We have
tried the soothing medicines, and everything
kuown to US, and 'Old Women and Teethina
IS pre- eminentlya success, aud a bless ing to
mothers and children.
]. NJ. DELACY,
Hatchechubbee, Ala.
After trying Soothing Remedies without
avail, and physicians without relief, | gave
your Teethina and Il acted Ike magic. Occa
sioaaHy gre poicder to keep ny Childs gums
Sotteaed. 5. r. BALDWIN,
Columbus, Ga.
For sale by BYRON LEMLY, Jackson, Miss.
UNITED STATES GRAND JURY-The fol-
lowing Grand Jury for the Southern U. S.
Court District was empanelled yesterday
John w. Robinson, of Kinds, Foreman; p
B. Lancaster B. L. Harris, John II.
Odeneal, H. II. Heard, Arthur Fortner, w
A. Whiting, A A Saunders, T. T. Persons,
Harrison Taylor, Austin Morgan and Chas.
Morgan (coi.) of Kinds; A. Holcomb, w.
c. Ellis, H A Busick F. B. Bethune, and
d. w. Finch, of Rankin; John Neal, B. F. |
Muse, and VIM. Wilson, of Madison.
James Taylor (col) baliff.
READ in new advertisements, notices
from Robinson, Stevens & Co.
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TERMS

AT age 81 you you can secure benefit.
amoUnt-$l 900 90, by paying only 80 90 cash
less proportionally for larger amounts. The
total subsequent cost will not exceed $500
per annum, and this, at that age in 81 90 pay
ments. This is certainly as cheap as any one
could wish. The plan is similar to that of the
Knights of Honor, but with Ut any initiation
or secrecy, for any healthy person male or te-
male up to % years, join Write for cir
culars giving full particulars. We urge all
to apply at once, either in person or by letter
Nov 10 'S0-lt
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MEssRs EYRICH & co. have now ar
ranged for the inspection of visitors their
superb display of holiday goods. Lovers of
the beautiful will find the store well worthy
visit. Mr.. Eyrich, in his selection, had
special eye to the amusement and in
struction of the young people. His stock
of juvenile literature is the largest and
most attractive We have ever seen in Jack
SON Call before the rush of the holidays,
and make up your assortment of Christmas
and New Years gifts. Mr.. Eyrich has
brought New York to Jackson for your
accommodation.
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PAEEsTs, in buying children's she's. ask
for those with A. s. T. Co.'S Black Tip upon
them They will outwear any shoe, adding
TO the beauty Of even the finest. 4. s. T. Co
Isars ON front OIL tin
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Just Received BY A. Yirden-

800 pieces new fall Prints, in latest designs.
Full line of Cotton and Wooden Flannels.
Imported Cashmeres-from5 SOC. to 81.
Line of Dress Goods, from I0c. to SOC. pr I'd.
Prettiest line of Ladies' Silk Handkerchiefs
in tn, city.
Beautiful line of Ladies Neck Wear.
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And other Fine Cigars, Cigarettes and 70
bacco.
Call, examine and buy some. and you win
call often.
oct27-2m. s.. LEMLY & SON,
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Local and Miscellaneous Items.
READ Robinson, Stevens & Cos, specials.

GREATLY AFFLICTED.-The many Ma
sonic and other friends of w. d. Ferriss,
Esq, formerly of Yazoo, but now residing
in Sharkey county, will sympathize with
him in his recent severe Affections. His
beloved wife died on the 10th ult., and his
little boy, eight years Of age, the day follow
ing
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A. YIRDKE still has exelusire cdnfroI Of the
celebrated ziegler make Of shoes. Every pair
$ sold under full guarantee
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NEW STOCK |

FINE CIGARS AND TORACC0!
THE BEST sTOGE IN JACKSON. The
i celebrated brand
La, Belle Creole,
md
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ending NOYmDer ~; IoSU:
Blake, J. 3. Kidd, Harriet.
BroaddeIs, A L. Lehm ann, Henry.
Buckley, E. McMiles J. W.
Carter Mrs Mary. McGawhy.
Casson, Mr., MachineM MILAN, Mrs. A.
Agent. Mckenzie. d. A.
Carraway, W F Partrose Miss Z.
Carraway. c. p. PorhOn, r. l..
Carter Matilda Ray, Miss Bette.
Cross Hy. Sadler, Mrs Bee.
Edwards Nose. Studerford, Mrs. j.
Freeman, Mrs. Alice. Swipb, c. F.
Green Olive. Truit, Ellie.
Harness, Mrs. Ida. Wallace, F.
Harris Gen. Jepney. Webster, NJ. J.
Jones, s. NJ. White, Miss Orlean.
Jones, Rachel. Wilson, Carrie.
Williams, B. W.
Persons calling for any of the above letters
will please say advertised
W. H. H. GREEN, P. NJ
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Buzz the Old Hickory Wagon from
A. YmpEH'b.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
TIE SOUTHERN BENEVOLENT
MUTUAL RELIEF ASSOCIATION,
NEW ORLEANS. LA.
OFFICERS.

JOHN T. HARDIE. President.
HON. JESSE & BELL. Vicc-Pre siient,
G. W. TERKELL, Secretary ana Treasurer
SAM'L LOGAN, NJ D.. Medical Examiner
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LOOK at Robinson. Stevens & Co.'S, week
Y drives under head ofnew advertisements.
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VAN H. MANNING,

A TTORMEY-AT-LAW, vii give attention to
a cases from Mississippi, IN the Supreme
Court At Washington.
no910 seg-ly.
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| have beer selling Bradfeld's Female Reg
ulatoI for years it continues popular-an evil
denee of its being ali that is claimed for it. |
can recall nstances in which it afforded relief
after all the usual remedies had tailed
S. J. CASSELS, Druggist
DR.. J. Bradfeld, Prop. Atlanta Ga. Price,
81 80 per bottle. Sold by BYRON LENLY, Jack
son, Miss.