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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1880-08-04
LAFAYETTE.
The County Convention.

xFoRD, Miss. July slst, 1880
Lafayette County Democrats Convention
me- according 70 appointment of tie Execu.
tive mmittee. j. +. Avis was elected te n
porarT Chairmanand j P. Wilkinson and s
". Nardlaw, Seerefaries
The roll OF delegates called and on mo-
ton the ofncers elected ware made the per
manent organization Of the Convention 4
Committee composed OF one delegate from each
| precinct was selected to select fifty delegates
/ from tie county TO the Congress onal District
Convention. to held at Water Valley, on Au-
gust the 18th. The committee reported the
/ following named gentlemen as delegates and
the report was adopted by the Convention
! The following resolutions were introduced
and unanimously adopted
| By Maj. r. A. Dean
| Res0iVed, That each delegate to the District
Convention who cannot attend said Conven-
ton, Is hereby empowered 10 appoint an alter
nate. who can and viii attend and perform
the duties OF such delegate
By Capt. W J. Showers:
WHEREAS, The Hon. Van H. Manning has
so faithfully. efficiently and ably served the
people of the Second Congressional District
in the Congress of the United States for two
con secufive terms; therefore,
Be Il Res0fred By this Democratic Delegated
County Convention, that he is entitled to the
esteem and confidence of his entire constifu-
eney, and has the endorsement of the Demoe-
racY of Lafayette county.
AcSOtCcd, furthermore, mat the lelegateS OF
this Convention to the Congressional Conven-
ton to meet at Water Valley on the 18th
proximo be, and they hereby in
structed, to vote continuously for the Hon.
Van H. Manning for Congress, and TO use
every honorable effort secure his renomiua-
ton.
By Col R. W Ph;pps;
Rssoieed, That we hereby endorse the action
of the Cincinnati Convention in nominating
Hancock and English, and that will use
every honorable exertion to secure their cleo
ton
ResoEUed That we approve of the platform
Of principles adopted by said Convention.
ReSolUsd, That the Democracy of each elect
ton precinct requested and earnestly
urged to organize campaign clubs, and TO
make every preparation to bring out the full
Democratic strength at the ensuing election
ResOtUef That our distinguished fellow-cit- +
zen, L. q. c Lamar, be, and he is hereby in /
Vited, to deliver address upon the political I
ssnes of campaign at such time may
suit his convenience.
BY H. P. Branham:
Resolved That we endorse the course of
1apt. Andrew J. Baker, the vigilant and eff
ent Chairman of the Executive Committee
# Lafayette county and assure him of the
confidence and support of the people of this
ounty in the ensuing campaign.
By 5. w. E. Pegues:
Resolued, That the secretaries furnishl the
nd Comet with copy of these proceedings
md request the publication of the same.
The convention then adjourned.
J. T. ALVIS, Chm.
s s V. W Wtnpn1T, Secretaries
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Tn is line for the North and West offer,
great inducements to travellers Passengers
aking the V. & VI. Road, at Jackson, at : !!
o'clock p. NJ, make close connection with
the Cincinnati Southern at Chattanooga,
and reach Cincinnati quicker than by any
other route. Sleeping ears from Vicksburg
to Chattanooga. The Cincinnati Southern
Company have made a general reduction OF
passenger rates to run till July 9th. Fares
throughout the line are to be two cents per
mile
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ONLY $I3 TO CHTC4GO!
The Cheapest Excursion Ever Run to
the Great Citv

WE are T liahly informed, and are author
lied TO state, that MEssRs. HENRY and Hos
K. Ms, Of Brookhaven, will run an excursion
from McComb City to Chicago, August 18th:
price fer the round trip Sl3. Tickets good to
return for fifteen days any train. The
price will be the same-Sl3-from all stations
north of McComb City Persons may return
via St. Louis by paying $3.50 extra. Tickets
viii be on sale at all depots till August Is, or
can he ordered from the Managers. None can
be had after that date. There will be no jam.
the seats are all numbered. Special cars
viii be provided for ladies and escorts, where
smoking will be prohibited Sleeper, dining
room, and baggage cars Will be attached to the
train. Persons desiring TO witness the Grand
Convocation of the Knights Templar, to be
held III Chicago, in August, merchants
wishing 10 purchase fall and winter goods
should take advantage of the cheap rates Of
fered by this excursion. Reduced rates at all
hotels and the actual expenses need not ex-
coed S25. Buy your tickets early, to be sure
of good seats. For further particulars ad-
dress HENRY Il HosKINs, Brookhaven, Miss
If.
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Consumption Cured.

An cid physician, retired from practice, hav-
ing had placed in his hands by an East India
missionary, the formula of simple vegeta-
bic remedy, for the speedy and permanent
cure of consumption, bronchitis, catarrh,
asthma, and all she throat and lung affections
also positive and radical cure fer nervous
debility and all nervous complaints after hav-
ing tested its wonderful cura tive powers in
thousands of cases, has felt it his duty to
make it known TO his suffering fellows Actu-
ated by this motive, and Il desire to relieve
human suffering, l viii send, free of charge
to all who desire it, this recipe, with fun di
Iecuons for preparing and using, in German
French, English. Sent by mail, by ad-
dressing, with stamp, naming this paper, W
W Sherar, l49 Powers Block, Rochester, New
York.
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HYnochOndrasis

Is sad affection to suffer from. 1t attacks all
stations and conditions of life. There is q
constant dread Of impending dangers, the
Dsmocles sword of an imaginary evil is sus-
pended over, morbid sensiFiveness as to the
thoughts and actions of others sc. This d.
sease generally arises from an affection of the
nver, stomach, urinary organs. &C., and can
be successfully combatted by the aid of rest
and light diet, and the of a remedy which
will restore new force, promote secretions and
excretlons, and give tone to the whole system.
Such health restoring remedy has been
found in the HONE STOMACH BITFERs. For sale
BY BYRON LEMLY. Jackson. Mss
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Are gettin. too numerous for special edito-
rial mention of each. We ask attention to all
Four frst-class institutions for the education
of young ladies are aided to the large mum
Der that seek the patronage Of Mississippians
through the columns of THE CLARION The
Havana Lottery offers nearly two millions in
prizes At the drawing September LIST. It's re-
sponsible New Orleans agent, Manuel Orrau-
ten, is now ready 10 f Il orders for tickets.
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TAE SYSTEM Is OFTEN so RAPIDLY REDUCEp
by severe attack of Diarrhea, or other Affec-
ton of the Bowels, as to get almost beyond the
reach of medicine before the patient can real
ize the necessity of looking about him for a
remedy. Better keep by you DR.. Jayne's Car
minitive Balsam, a safe curative for Asiatic
Cholera, Cramps, Dysentery, and the Summer
Complaints of children. and thus be prudently
prepared to treat these complaints on their
first appearance.
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A Negro Kills His Sister.


On last Friday night about 10 o'clock. Jerry
Roy, living miles from Winona, in Carroll
county. shot his sister Tilla in the head and
killed her instantly.
He FIRE his pistol, the ball taking effect in her
forehead, killing her instantly He says he
did not intend to kill her but simply 10 shoot
over her head to scare her but It being dark
he shot too low.
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Vengeance for a Worse Than Brute.

ST. LOUIS July ga special to the Post
Dispatch from Moberly, Mo, says "A arm
ed mob of about 100 men from adjoining ceun-
ties came into town this forenoon and opened
fire on J. c. Corlew, whom Sheriff Matterock
was taking into the Courthouse to be tried
for committing rape on the person of Mrs.
Crugh in a hotel in this city last March. His
pursuers cornered him, and the husband of the
outraged woman ended the pursuit by firing
five more shots into Corlews body and one into
his forehead: Corlew died in ten minutes.
The officers of the law made no effort to stay
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OBITUARIES.

Kinds County Gazette.l
We are sorry to learn of the death of Mrs.
Mary Reid, wife of DR.. 7. J. Reid of Hot
Springs. Ark, and daughter of Col J. d.
Greaves of Edwards Miss. Her death will be
regretted by large circle of friends and &C
quaintanees throughout Kinds county.
Died on the 23i of June, at the residence of
her husband, in the ~ year of her age, Mrs.
Mary E. Carraway, wife of Mr.. II enry Cara
way, and daughter of the late Col. w. f. Dillon,
of this county.
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THE Chicago, St. Louis. and New Orleans
Railroad Company, IS now selling round
trip tickets, good until March 3lst, 1881, to
the following points, at reduced rates as fol-
lows; From New Orleans to Louisville,
$40 90; Cincinnati, SO 30; Indianapolis,
$50 90; Nashville, so 90 Chattanooga,
$50, and will also give special rates to places
not mentioned above on application to Mr..
:. f. Carey, General Passenger Agent, at
New Orleans
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]. f. III. Claiborne.
Seashore Gazette.

SeashOre Uazette.
The many friends of Col Claiborne rejoice
that his health has improved, and that he will
make his home in this county when his literary
work is finished. Illinois may claim her
Grant, South Carolina her Hampton Georgia
her Gordon Mississippi has great men too,
but the greatest of all il Col. ]. F. H'Claiborne
"a statesman and q scholar; a real true-born
gentleman from heart, not for honor.
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y. $ ENGrNFFR OrFIcr. D
No. 3 Upper Rampant Street.
New Orleans La. July 2b. 1850.
GEALED PROPOSALS i'm dupIirlts. ,yirr Did.
- received at this office uufi1 I5 o-,I,.t ,...,
Angus 30, 1850, for the following named y..rl 70
For continuing Improvement ot PEARL Riv-
Err, mississippi from jackson % Carthage
Specifications and the report of the Assist
ant Engineer who made the survey of tho
river, Will be furnished 90 those proposing to
bid, on application. IL is requested thaTaU
hose desiring 10 bid, call az this office aul e1
anime chart OF survey ou which specification
are based. Bids must Dee made ou printed
forms TO be furnished at this office
Amount appropriated. 5000 3D.
{. ". HOWELL
Major of Engineers, u. s.. a.
July -, 1SS0-3w
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Miss NAL WILLIAMSON, the charming
Holly Springs belle was married in that
city on the 22d, 10 Mr. Harry c. Smith, Of
Holly Springs The bride Is well known in
our city where she has MANY friends and adj
mirers. She is the daughter of Gen. a. E.
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After this week. viii appear on the first
page. As the campaign progresses, we have
50 much original and political matter as to
fill up the inside pages Of the paper The
Legal Department We expect 10 continue,
and will be made a. interesting and valua-
bic as heretofore.
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Subway )
Meridian MercurY.l

y
Our late resident candidate for Congress,
Capt. Woods, is a true philosopher who does
not foolishly stop TO cry over spilled milk.
He gives not moment of moody sad ref ection
to what might have been. Instead of repin-
ing over the past, he busies himself attend
ing to the busn ess present before him. He
has put his Congressional aspirations in
obeyance and is again busy with his clients
and other professional duties.
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THOUSANDS of children die yearly from
Worms in the stomach. PARKER'S SANToN-
me WORM LozENGEs, are the best Worm Medi-
cine. Children love them and cry for them.
Try them. Try PARKER'S WORM LozEYGEs,
the best in the world-Sold by your Drug
gist, r. R. LEDBETTER Jackson, Miss
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OFFICE OF
MISSISSIPPI STATE BOARD OF HEALTH,
Jackson, Miss, July 30, 1880
No case Of yellow fever having been re-
ported in the city Of New Orleans since the
case of the sailor that occurred on the bark
Excelsior, the quarantine order of this
Board against said city, adopted on July
10TH is hereby rescinded.
In view of the fact, however, that the
cargo of the bark Excelsior IS said to be
stored in New Orleans, and that vessels la
den with coffee, from ports infected with
yellow fever are constantly arriving in said
city it is hereby
ORDERED, That no part Of the cargo OF
the bark Excelsior, and no coffee that ar
rives in New Orleans on and after this date
from any infected port, shall be allowed to
be brought to any point in this State.
Any violation of this order will be pun
shed as is provided by law.
WRIT JOHNSTON, NJ. D.,
c. A. RICE, NJ. D.,
Executive Committee.
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The Brandon Republican.

Fayette Chroniclel
The Brandon Republican enters this month
upon its thirty-frst year, and the old Demo-
cratic war-horse, A. j. Frantz, who has been
at the helm for tweRty-nine years, makes a
graceful bow 10 The nnhlic
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Personal Property in Kinds.

We are indebted to L. F. Chiles, Esq, dep
uty sheriff, for a reeapitulation, BY super
visors' dstrics 5, of the personal assessment
roll OF Hinds county, for 1850 The following
is the aggregate
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THE Q I II X

-.a.- -..". '''' '''' '"''
Sunday evening
-Tas Crystal Springs camp-meeting begins
r.r Wednesday.
5....,l. vfeksburg dre-boys hospitable
r.-satl.u tomorrow.
The Union Services next Sunday will be
a.rle Baptist church.
l.....f. ..ir,fr.,-, wake up-she is
,..l ...-.r-. l...,, ,-ra.n
.;fr ~. .. i,,r.,,r7,t meeting Of
, -, NJ, saturday, pf,,bt.
.,,..--.i ,,4.-,,.., will
=, IN h. f,.,,rd
..'....,s
-,-,,r,-.a.r.
MISS N'I"'7 l"' ''''D.'' ~
f""er ..ii Yesterday evening" ~ ''S''
g" ha-et"7E'.
Hon. 7. A Melville was one oil ne speak
crs at grand Hancock Rally IN hoscinsAo
last saturday
"A grand theatrical and musical enter
taj"meut is ID" h' give" by some Oh o'' ANA
tsurs early iu aptemb.r.
For large lot Of extra fine tomatoes,
other own cultivation, we are indebted to our
friend, Mrs NJ 4. Hack.ey.
our Fire Department is looking up. The
errntufes are growing, and new and increas-
"a Interest is being manifested.
Mr. Collins Hemingway, of the Treasury
n....-.,sart left On sunday TO spend few
....l.-,r.tb friends in Missouri.
-.r..tr.. f.. s,.,.,.l ,I,,+.,r mr. bafora
,n. I-.a of september three new business
.....,.-rr. f.. ..p,.rs.l in Jackson.
.,.. ,..-... .;-,. j., N,i,sis-
$50 -. -. =, So. and Jacl,son
tf, ..l..,..,-,-,,. Inc, anisted
,.,.....et..
Gun - ,,,.'' wv , iii so,n ac
Ne" 's''.s 1g'l,.,,,;I. H.
sniF '''s new
F'hy-
&c.,. .;,,l I,,, coed ia
...,. ...,.,,t..,,si,,, l,cir, disar-
f''.''
So"'n ',GN7'" IS MOI" '.','''e ~,
am T..rart,.r williams, Foundry Bloom.
a.. .,c
g.. .r., mn
o,., -,.,,t. orI
SEM '7 rum anu ..,' ~
'T'''s are ''s''
,y,...,-l.1 no Glad irtI,a summer exoSus.
...-..,.,,fl lei ,rs know of their departures.
....,. ~. c,,,ll tell their friends where they
.....1 .,,ir.-
NJ,
rr,,.il .,r,Tis .;ty are .vf.itinr in the North.
After thejr tour they viii make their home in I
Shreveport La.
BARLOW. Wilson. Primrose ana West, the [
r..s.,,. burnt cork artists. will open up the
season ST the Opera House. during the first (
week in October.
The north-bouni trains on the NV Or
leans road are crowded every day to their
fullest by parties taken advantage OF the
cheap rates of travel.
Mr. Walter $ Bell. the handsome and 1
am.f,p, Deputy Sheriff Of Warren county, is
making glad his many jackson friends by
spending Few days WIN mem
Mr. L. l.. Saunders OF honlhson' stevens
Co leaves to-morro" lo' We" ho'N' anu
other Northern clti'S' MIS- eaunueFS anu
Miss Saunders accompany HIM.
The Democrats of Liberty Grove will give
'''.' -. -, II raul.,,a1. t,ro
=. ''@'>t'- ~ 80 M
'.l''' 81" '''' ~
The state library Is 'e'"E put Ia manu-
some MONDAY "'i'ts' Tue moon i O,iiiS Wv
cred win 'uAgh'N'e"' ne" "i"SSe'S '"i Pe''
NV, en-. o,I.. far tbair new bapd-eneine 70
e.. NJ, l,,.;r.. C,mrayv lis to cost
xlGa1 0a and Is gparsutced TO do magnificent
.,arI,
r.. ,,......->- -ro,,,1or
thI,,,nea.io., baIJ Iast nfrbt. enthusiasts.
.auv resolved 10 turn out in full force to-mor-
row and rive the Vicksburg tiremen hearty
reception
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N01ice 10 Rrilge RniIders !

GEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
~ the Chancery Clerks Once Of Simpson
County, Miss, until II O.cIock M- Second
MONDAT IN AUGUsT, 1850 for the building Of
a Bridge across Strong River. at or near q. j.
Banks place, in the County and state atOrC-
said.
Plan and specifications on hle in the Chan
Gerry Clerk Office 81 Simpson County, Miss.
By order OF The Board Of Supervisors 40 the
July Term, 1880
W. L. DBUMMONDS. Clerk.
fuly2l Sow
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NJ GmpliS Conference Female Institute,
jackson, Tennessee.

REV. A. W. JONES, A. NJ, D. D., President.
TINS well-known College of the South and
West begins its Fall session the FIRST Mon
DAY IN SEPTEMBER. OPENING CONCERT AND
ADDRESS TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER I, 1890. (For
thlrty-sIx So years there has been an average
Of more than Twelve graduates annually The
Faculty IS full and efficient. The determine
ton is TO stand among the foremost in the pro-
gress of Science, Language and Art. ES-For
further Information apply to the President
aug.4, sow.
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HOME FOR SALE.

MY HOME IN BROOKHAVEN, MISS,
NJ within two squares Of Whftworth College
two story frame. ten rooms, eight hre-places,
and ont houses, and ten acres of land, one
acre in orchard. Low for cash, or part cash
balance in annual installments.
Address me at Canton, Miss.
July q lsaO-2m, ], u, HOOKER,
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Educable Children Kinds COuntrY.

Total number educable children Ii, 1877
For the foregoing statistics, we are indebted
to Mr.. g. E. Galeeran, the obliging Deputy
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The Governor offers reward for the ar
rest of Sandy Strickland, who murdered
Ann Pope, in Coyington county, on the
first of July.
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ChOice LianOrS nd Vino.

WTE NOW HAVE LICENSE TO SELL
w goods in this line from a pint uD 20 fvo
gallons. Those in want OF pure, uuadultera-
ted goods for Medicine and Cooking purposes,
can get il Of as At q fatr price, Some Choice
Rock and Rye.
Respectfully,
june2 S0-2m. s. LENLY s. SON.
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CoLunRrs. G.. Jan. II. 1sso.

Dr. J. C. MoFFETT-De1r Sir-Last summer.
when our little girl was teething, we tried a
great number Of prescriptions. but none of
them relieved her. We finally had broug bit 10
our notice your Teethina (Teething Powders
and used them with the happiest result. They
gave her speedy and permanent relief.
very heartily recommend them to others.
Yours very truly,
G. r. GLENN,
- President Columbus Female College.
It's speedv cures of Sores and ErHptioas upon
the Skia hare been remarkable.
GOLDTHW AITH & SON,
Druggists, Troy. Ala.
For sale by BYRON LEsLY, Jackson, Miss.
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why Hancock is the Man for the Times.

1t was Gen. Hancock timely assertion, after
the war had closed, for the people of Louisiana
and Texas of the rights of person and prop
erty proclaimed by our Anglo Saxon fore
fathers at Runnymede which made him the
appropriate representative of the people in as
serting their RIGHTS of self goHernment.
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sissippi is the second largest cotton planter.
of the Sonth. He has recently connected all
his plantations, gins and mills by telephone.
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ALABAMA CENTRAL FEMALE COLLEGE,

A. K. YANCEY, JR., President.
REV. THOS. ARMSTRONG, A. NJ, Associate.
TUsI<aIOOsa. Alabama.
THE FINE BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS
i costing over 500, 00O-the costly scientific
and musical outfit, the healthful location etc.
render this one Of the most eligible seats of
learning in the South. With Faculty of
Twelve OH GERS and Teachers,
tested by years of successful experience, the
College offers the highest advantages in every
department of Literature, Science, Music ana
Arr thorough instruction wise government
and the purest influences of Christian HON e.
Total cost for literary course entire year, 1896
For Catalogue address the President
aug-4, S0-lm
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OLD AND YoUKe--rnale and femaie-take g.
s. s., for any blood iaspurity. For sale by BIZ
RON LKKLT, Jackson, Miss.
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LEMLY & SON

CtTILL WEAR THE HORNS. "A FULL
- Stock Of Choice FAMILY GROCERIES,
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS. WATER
COOLERS, BATH-TUBS. CHINA 81 CROCK
cry WARE on hand, all OF which we are
offering al Bottom Figure. Spend your Mo-
ney at Home. Sustain your own merchants.
Give ua a call and examine Goods and Prices,
and We will satisfy you that money and tryu-
BILE are saved by buying your goods Of us-
Respectfully,
s. LENLI * SON.
il1nnl slI-lrn
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To Whom il May Concern.

STATE TREASURER OFFICE,
Jackson, Miss, July 18th, 1850.
NOTICE is this day given that the MOBILE
IN FIRE DEPARTMENT Insurance COMpANY,
of Mobile Alabama, will Withdraw its deposit
from the State Treasury, six months from the
date hereof VIM. L. HEMINGWAY,
july IA, 1880 State Treasurer.
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EDUCATIONAL.
University of Virginia.

AESSlON BEGINS Oh THE FIRST OCTO-
- Der ana continues nine months. Apply
Tor Catalogue 20 the Secretary af the Faculty
Fosi- office University Of Kl-riuia. Albamarls
Co, Va. JAMES F. HARRISON NJ b.
Chairman ot the Faculty
iuN.i ~.I.lf-
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Millinery at Less Than Cost.

EDITORS CLARIoN: Please announce that /
Will sell my present stock OF Summer Goods at
cost and even below cost, TO make room for
fall and winter goods.
MRs E T. VIRDEN
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PRICE OF TICKETS IN L. 5. CURRENCY
Whole Ticket, 500; half $50; fifth. $50.
tenth $40; twentieth, 50
Shares for a pool of 20 Tickets. s. each
share. Send money by Express. Draft on
New York or New Orleans, Registered Letter.
or Post-offiee Money Order.
Address orders TO
MANUEL ORRAUTEN.
l6o Common Street, New Orleans
aug4 'SD-lm
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THIRTEEN DOLLARS 10 Chicago and return,
bv Henry and Ho-klns Excursion. Aug. 9TH
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Local and Miscellaneous Items.

BY the report Of the United States Census
Enumerators for Hiuds, the population OF
the county Is, in round numbers, 4, 600.
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To Chicago and back, $I3. Buy ticket for
Henry & H0sklns excursion
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UNION
FEMALE COLLEGE.

OAE Ob& Ds MASSMSSMM|PMs
ESTABLISHED IN 1854-NEXT SESSION
IL opens
SEPTEEM BIER 2, 1850.
Instruction given in all branches of thor
ough and accomplished education. Building
newly repainted and refurnished and premi ses
improved Boarding accommodations first
class. Expenses very moderate.
apply for catalogue to
J. S. HOWARD, President.
aug4 '80-1m-