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PrentiSs County.

Extract from proeeedings.l
The following preamble and resolutions
were introduced by E. NJ. Perkins, Esq, and
adopted
WHEREAS At the Primary meeting held in
his county, on Saturday. the 81 inst, four
precincts expressed choice for Gen. W f.
Tucker, a s the Democratic candidate for Con-
gress and four expressed a preference for Jno.
VI. Allen; and
WHEREAS, The four precincts voting for
Gen. Tucker, represent about eleven hundred
voters, and the precincts voting for Capt. Al
len represent over one thousand voters; there
fore be ii
Resolosd, That the delegates elected by this
Convention 70 the Corinth Convention be in
structed to vote for Gen. W. F. Tucker long
there IS a reasonable chance of his nomi-
nation, and afterwards TO vote for Capt. Jno.
VI. Allen as the second choice of the county,
and continue to vote long as there is
chance for Lis nomination.
On motion, the following committee was
appointed to wait on Gen. ". f. Tucker, and
notify him Of the selection of the county for
Congress:
E b. Mcneil II. NJ. Street and W. E.
Thomas who being present, came forward and
the Convention.
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Is altogether the opposite OF his great name
sake. The latter is punishment from the
gods for infraction of their commands was
condemned to perpetual thirst, and immoya-
by fixed in water TO his chin. What must
have been his feelings to see that fluid, which
more than all the world besides he wanted,
within his reach, and he powerless TO drink
it! What a refinement of cruelty must be such
n punishment. How different our feelings to
his antique, who though suffering from sick
ness all the time, having means TO meet the
cost of alleviating his ailment, yet deliberate
ly neglects using the remedies to his recovery.
The ma jority of sickness arises from the tor
pidity OF the liver, and can be dissipated and
prevented by the use of that valuable elixir
tonic the HOME STOMACH BITTEBs, for sale by
BYRON LEMLY Jackson, Miss.
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Instruction in French.

Miss MATHHDE BEAULIEU has returned
home for the summer months from the St,
Louis Institute, New Orleans, of which she is
an attache.
Parents wishing to give their daughters a
thorough knowledge of the French Language,
would do well to send them to this institution
as French is the language spoken.
The St. Louis Institute was established 35
years ago, and is under the direction of Mrs.
Farnet. Address ST. Louis Institute, 275
Dauphine St, n. o.. or inquire of Miss
Beaulieu until her return to the Neg Orleans.
July II, Soft
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Fatal ARRAY.
Aberdeen Examiner.

Aberdeen Examiner.
One of those unfortunate affrays that al
ways throw community into a state of ex
element and bring sorrow and grief to the
hearts of friends and relatives of the partici-
pants, occurred in this city on Saturday
evening between Mr. Mason NJ Cummings
and Mr.. James L. Mosby. Before any one
was aware that difficulty had occurred
between them, the reports from their PTS
tolls alarmed those ia the vicinity of Smell
< Burdine's Drug Store, and of course be
fore any interference could be made the
deadly work had been executed. Mr.. Mos
by received bullet throug the lower breast
inficting a very dangerous wound, which
may result fatally and Mr. Cummings re-
ceived a shot through the abdomen, from
which he died in a few minutes.
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DEMOCRATIC COUNTY MEETINGS.
Harrison County.

Pursuant 10 call citizens Of Haudsboro and
vicinity, net 81 Arcade Hal, Saturday night,
81 inst Gen JOSEPH r. Davis was elected
chairman sad Z. Is. Myers. Secretary.
The object OF the meeting was explained al
length, aud called fer the purpose OF rstifyiaE
the Democratic nominations at Cincinnati. OF
Hancock aud English for President and Wee
President Of the United States
Addresses on the political issues Of the day
were made BY Gen. Jos 4. Davis and Major
". T. Walthau
On motion permanent organization was
entered into. ana Democratic Campaign ClUb
organized TO be known a. the Hancock Club.
Officers elected a. follows President 7. K
Mayors Observation-Disclosures DR.. J, J. Har-
ry-2d. f. ). Hewes; Secretary. Z. b. Myers.
Assistant Secretary, Or. Chas. Pelsez Treas
urer c NJ Ildd{e
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Agricultural Leins.

No. Of Judges Brame's articles on the
New Code, published to-day, discusses the
subject Of agricultural leins- Every attor~
ney, every merchant and every planter,
should carefully read and preserve for refer
ence this complete and comprehensive state
meut Of the law. bearing upon the import
ant subject OF agricultural leiHs.
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CoLuMEus, Ca, Aug a, 1871
Dr. J. c. MOFFET:- Dear Doctor-We gave
your "Teethina' (Teething Powders to our lit
tie grandchlld with the happiest results. The
effects were almost magical and certainly more
Satiyact9ry than from anything eger used
Yours very truly.
JOSEPH ). KEY.
Pastor OF st. Paul Church.
AUGUSTA, GA, Feb. 6, 1878.
| take pleasure in saying that have used
Dr. Motfett ; TEErHINA for my infant with en-
tire satisfaction. II fully and pleasantly ac-
composites the purpose for which il is recon-
mended. CHAS. +. STAPLES
If You wish 10 keep the mosquitoes from bit
ing get the Boss" mosquito net frame at
E. BLOOMS.
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The Liquor Law.

We uilI publish, in next issue, the text OF
tie Liquor Law in New Code, which goes
into effect November lst, together with
Judge Brame's explanatory comments. We
have been asked more questions in reference
to this law than we have been able to an
swer, and are glad 20 be thus able TO give
one complete reply % all inquirers-
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Card of Thanks.

The ladies of the Alumna Association of
Whitworth College return thanks TO the public
for their generous patronage on the 18th ult
The sum of six hundred and eighty dollars
$3.50 00) was realized, which VIII be applied
toward the erection of additional buildings
The success of the entertainment was greatly
due to the kindness and courtesy Of the Press
of the State, TO whom they acknow ledge them
selves most indebted. Owing TO the great
number of persons present, they regret that
some honored invited guests were overlooked
and were not the recipients of due attention.
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LEMLY & SON

GTILL "WEAR THE HORNS."-A PULL
- Stock of Choice FAMILY GROCERIES.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS WATER
COOLERS BATH-TUBS, CHINA * CROCK
cry WARE on hand, all Of which we are
offering Bottom Figures Spend your Mo-
ney at Home Sustain your own merchants
Give us a call and examine Goods and Prices,
and we will satisfy you that money and trou-
bic are saved By buying your goods Of
Respectfully,
s. LEMLY s. son.
june2, S0-2m.
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ROANOKE COLLEGE,
SALEM. VIRGINIA,

TWENTN-EiGHTH SESSION BEGINS sep
TENDER NlH. Classical Scientific Elst-
tive, and Preparatory Courses Library. I6.-
WD volumes. Climate unsurpassed .fuWn
1000 teet above sca levob Churches 81 five
denominations. Entire expense, Tor ten
fees, board, fuel, Gght, and va-lugl Stu
dents from sixteen States. Catalogues FREE
Address, SECRETARY on FA,ulIY.
july. 50 I'm
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Warrington & Savage,
SELMA. ALA.
W holesale Dealers in
PIANOS,
Pipe
AND
Reed
ORGANS.

STOP ORGANS, % w
- SToP MIRROR TOP French Verneer-
ed ORGANS, only ..,,.... .....- ........... II o.
OcT. ORGANS. ......s38 90 and upwards
Oct PIANOS. Rosewood Cases ........-Sl49 90
IS Der. PIANOS, .-..- -. ia 90
and upwards
The high prices that Standard Instruments
have been sold at through the Agent system.
has almost driven them out of the market. and
been a direct encouragement to the manufac-
ture and sale Of cheap and shoddy Instruments.
SO think ten Of the leading makers of Ameri-
ca, who have forever abolished the Agent
system. and established their own Depots
throughout the South These Manufacturers
are pledged TO stand by us and have author
lied Us TO place their Instruments direcfIu
With purehdssrs at lowest Factory prices, and
thus save to the purchaser two profits Oh each
instrument
Please remember We handle all the leading
makes Of Pianos and Organs, and feel assured
we can suit you in Instrument, in Prices
and in terms.
~ Come and see for yourselves, or sead
for Catalogues and Price Lists. Also, Lists
81 New Sheet Music
Ezc Instruments sold on easy terms.
For the convenience of our patrons in Kinds
and adjoining Cennties We have established
a Factory DepoE e j ackson Miss, under
the management Or MR. A, L BRUNSON
where our instruments can be had at same
price and same terms from us direct
WARRINGTON & SAVAGE,
SELMA Ala.
julyI4 s0-tf. DEPOT JACKSON, MISS.
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National Board of Health.

Vieksburg COMMERCIAL
DR.. Writ johnson, of the state Board of
Health, of Jackson, arrived in the city this
morning to meet DR.. Mitchell. of Memphis, and
DR.. Stephen Smith, of New York, Members of
the NatioRal Board of Health who arrived on
the steamer Benner this morning.
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Capt John Nelson, widely known as
the proprietor Of the Nelson House, in this
city, died on Sunday Last. He had been in
feeble health for tome time, and a renewal
Of paralysis, to which he seemed subject,
terminated his life after a few days strug-
gle. His funeral took place on sunday
afternoon from the Presbyterian church,
and We have seldom witnessed a larger or
more sincere denomination of respect To
any citizen. The deceased was an active
and Jealous Mason, and his brethren were
out in full force. Magnolia Commandery
No. ,, Of Nicksburg, came out on a special
train. with a band OF music. The services
of the Scottish Rite were performed at the
church and at the grave, conducted by Sir
Frederic Speed. DR. Hunters tribute to
the deceased met with a hearty assent from
all his hearers Mr.. Nelson came to Jackson
about the beginning of the civil war, and
he has been an active and useful citizen
ever since. He was siXty-siX years Of age.
His bereaved family have the hearty sym
pathv Of our community.
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1tauntOn Female Seminary,
StaUnton, Virginia

0LaUnLon' virginia.
TINS School from its origin took grounds
against all extravaganza, and has for the ten
years OF its existence, successfully maintained
its pos ton.
1t Is located beyond the region Of tornadoes,
malaria, epIdemics, and extremes Of tempera-
ture. Advantages Of all kinds hrst-class
Terms 500 per 10 weeks Send for Catalogue
TO the Principal, REV. J. l. MILLER
iulyI4 Stl-ln
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The Banner County.
Yazoo Herald.

I HOO HbTaIu.I
We want to see Mississippi roll up ire
mendous majority for the Cincinnati nominees
this fall. And more. we desire 10 see Yazoo
county retain the proud distinction which she
won in lST5-of being the banner county of
the State.
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Prepared by Judge Brame, are being very
generally copied By the State press. The
chapter which We publish today, and one
10 be published next week, cannot be too
widely circulated.
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Fatal RencOnnter.
Liberty Herald

Liberty HeraId.I
We learn that on Monday last, near the Mis-
slssIppI and Louisiana line. Charles Williams
killed James Smith, his brother-in-law In
the encounter Williams was wnunded
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Gen. HaneOck's Tribute to Gov. TiIden.
Boston Herald. !

1hal "eh. hancock should publicly have
asked that the Democratic campaign should
be fought out in 1880 on the plan traced BY
Samuel j. Filden in 1876 is a compliment to
which the greatest political camRaigner in the
country cannst be insensible 1t was. per-
haps. a bit OF diplomacy the part of Gen.
Hancock, but its result is to make Mr.. Tilden
an acknowledged power in the campaign.
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Col. McCardle's Tribute to the late Hugh
Campbell.

Nlcksburg UOmmercIaI.J
Wa regret to hear of the sudden and most
unexpected death of Hugh Campbell Esq Of
Clinton, Miss, last Sunday This writer knew
Hugh Campbell many years, and no warmer
heart ever heat in more manly bosom. When
Harry Percy's spur grew cold. noble gem
tleman ceasd TO live Mr. Campbell had pass
ed his three score of years, and was never
guilty Of a mean, unkind or injurious action
Farewell old friend.
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Immense
HAT DRIVE
In all styles for Men and Boys
ROBINSON, STEVENS & Co.

If man wishes TO settle property on his
wife to guard against the vicissitudes of for
tune, he must do it while he is solvent and
not wait until he owes more than he owns
That was decided the other dap in an Illinois
Court, and it is good law sill the time every
where
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A YOUNG LADY

OF SUCCESSFUL EXPERIENCE iu Teach
~ ing. desires situation in a School OF
family. Is qualified to teach the usual Eng
lish branches with Mathematics, French and
Music in Junior classes
Refers 10 Col. J. l.. Power Jackson. Miss ;
Mss Esther +. Baird Jackson, Miss.
Address Ray. :. J. BAIRD, u. ID.
y Z. llth Street, Coyingtou, Ky.
iuIv14 SOW
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Col. Morphis.

Pontotoc Democrat
The news by the grape vine line is that Col
Morphis will run for Congress. This accounts
for the milk in the cocoanut. He is doubtless
the strongest man that the Republicans could
put out.
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GIVE PROMPT ATTENTION AND TREAT
ment ut this season of the year, to all Alice
tons of the Bowels, such as Diarrhoea. Chol-
era Morbus Dysentery, etc.-By using Dr.
Jayne's Carminative Balsam you will OBJ
tain immediate relief from these complaints,
and soon drive them from the system
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Il NEVER was anything but Democrat
and he looks furtiyely around to see if any
Republican Is within hearing.-Columbu In
dependent
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An Illinois girl in a breach of promise
suit testified that it was the usual thing for
girls to show their loye-letters to fifteen or
twenty other girls, in order to make them ieal-
Gus.
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CROP NOTES.
Macon Reacon !

:
The cotton crop of Noxubee county, is quite
promising, being fully up to the average
standard al this season.--Corn still Ianguishes.
and bids fair to result in one of the smallest
yields we have had since the war
Mayersyille Spectator
Hon. " S. Anderson says that the corn crop
on Deer Greek is the best for years. There
will be more than enough raised in that sec
ton this year 20 supply home consumers.
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Tt1AHArcHIE CoLLEGE.-Gen. y n
mn saws of Rev. Prof Thos. Ward White !:
"One who was true to our cause to the very
last can be trusted any,ehers and ought to
he be honored ereryachere."
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State Sunday School Convention.
The Mississippi State Sunday School Co

The Mississippi State Sunday School Con
vention held its third annual session a
Meridian on "Wednesday and Thursday O
last week. About sixty schools, from vari
Gus portions OF the State, were rep
resented. Conventions have been organized
in twentv-one counties, and others will be
organized during the present year. The
topics discussed, and the devotional exer-
cises. al made up programme full OF in
terest 10 delegates and visitors. The citi-
zens of Meridian manifested, by their pres
ence. hearty interest, in the deliberations
Of the Convention, and the delegates were
all most Hospitality entertained during their
stay.
The next Convention viii be held in Jack
son, on the first Wednesday in June, 1881.
The following are the officers and COM
mitteess chosen:
Presideut-H L. Jcrnagin Macon
secretary-W IA, J. Brown IT. jackson.
Assist Secy-C. II Alexander StarhviIle.
Treasured J. Moore. Wiuona-
Executive Committed. z. Brown, Chair
man, Meridian, ;. NJ. Shelton, klcks burg; H.
A. Rice, Bigaee Valley Rev. J. }. Miller,
Webster; 2. NJ. Slavery. Baldwin.
Delegates to Inter National sunday School
Convention which meets al Toronto June Is
ISIS. NJ. shelton. Eicksburg; L. A. Duncan,
VI -ridian; Gen. A ?. Stewart Oxford L. r
Brown, Meridian: J. l. Power, Jackson J.
Z. Lucas, kosciusko ;, K. Boyd, Chester J.
b. Sheater, Black Hawk; H. A. Rice, BIgbee
Valley; ". NJ. Rogers. Starkviils. II. W.
Foote, Macon; Rev. II. +. johnson, Brookha
ven; L. T. Fltzhugh. Oxford F. ". Merlin,
Water Valley Rev. j. J. Miller, Webster I
Rev. E. II. Mormger, Meridian.
SABBATH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ADOP- /
TED.
WHEREAS: We as christians and Sunday .
School workers notice with deep and regret
.ul solEcItude the tendency among the people .
10 convert the Sabbath day into a day of world
y amusement and gain, and their fJrgetful-
less that il Is day of rest from worldly
abors, and OF praise ami thanks giving TO God;
Therefore be it
Res0trsd, That we protest against the desc
ration of the sabbath day, ana earnestly re-
uest our ministers, Sunday School workers
nj all christians ID join in our especial
Hort 10 counterfeit this tendency. and that we
all upon our Public Officers, National State
nd munich pal to enforce with special strict
ess the Sunday Laws of the State within their
especrive lgrIsdicrious
Rss0iged, FURTHER, That the President Of this
appoint a committee to prepare an
1e State, containing brief statement of the
uuday Laws Of the State and the reasons why
1ristans should by all proper means, urge
Icir enforcement.
Hesgieei thar said letter be published in the
tuutes of this Convention, and that a II news
lper- friendly TO the cause be requested to 5
JblIsh the same. q
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little boy. weeping most piteously, was
interrupted by some unusual occurrence He
hushed his cries for moment; the thought
was broken. MA" said he, resuming his
snitie, what was crying about just now ~
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice Of Issuance of Bonds,

NOTICE S hereby given That there has
~ been ;h's do v issued TO tae Natchez jack
son s Columbus Railroad Company. Eight
THOUSAND Dollars in Kinds Couutv Bonds
d. q NCBAE.
President Board Supervisors
Juiy ls~y-It
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st. Louis Market Quotations.

ST LoUIs. July L. lSSo
Prices given ara for goods aboard ears or
boat ready for shipment TO destination
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Go to Hunter Il Hsrrington's for the
now and invigorating Bonesst Tonic, 50
-. uaed at this season of the year as q
lntloN - AGAINST Malaria. They also keep
~ bsnd = I; ;-st-cIass Niekle Cigar 1t
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vioksburg and Meridian Railroad.
IT II H. 9 1T " .
LII. rim i r--re--Llnr.

Ius proceedings of the CITY tOuuc
ysr f. a.r,rd ON fourth raga
..,.-- r.........- ...-. 49,.
..-4... ..,.I-.. ain I'm. -e..-,,
-...-.s. A..
.'..... 1870.
la. E.'s' l'.1l''.I4.'e ''N'a".''e ION
iiiI ,Lhi.i', Fl '.'-l Ir'ei''' " r. i'i''I''
'' h.N'.'f favored W Win o'''' IL 11'
"-t' 7'".'-
'.H'.A ''7'''s7. D.' pre- 'u''''' -
''-'' Fl, .'''. ''.'.''' '.'.'+
Do" ''-''''/.'
-IHn Grand L'je. Of oII Fellows VIII
meet IH tins o.tE ODD tuesday EeHl--il being
ta. 5-t animal session.
-1l-= Aa.hilde Hea"'.ieu' OF this city
#aH a.- been visiting DID Ne" orleans ioi
sop. time past. returned nome ''7I "eeS'
AIr. Emma pausbee, one of Hazoo' 3
mn-t accomplished ladies' is visiting The
family ot 'Ir- A. D. AdaS''-'"' D" ln'- city
I'VE ara indebted To MA. r. ~lade5er,
ara copy OF tine American I-raclite, an in
t.r-tue serial published at Cincinnati,
ohio.
-Crreufs Court Is -tiII iu session. ANA the
taaG Jury Is doing il- work diligently.
JHa indictments found have been mostly Tor
minor offences.
As c.. Balch. E-q.. of -ardis. mem her Of
tn. State Executive Committee, accompa-
al.I 6y 5Ir Campbell of chat place, favored
as with call yesterday.
rf.ar.. will he 81 meeting of all persons
5o fr.n5. county friendly 10 the cause of
temperance at Raymond ON July 10Th.
I..g-.n viii ba represented.
-,,.r.......r ,..,,...,
The American emo" le'osr'P" 0'"Pa'
my is making rapid strides toward compile
uou- An Office Of this company - we
learn, to he opened in this city.
Prof J.'. h-iahef Of the 'aTro'''o"
Female college, A'""'e' Us WIZ" IL '.'I' l'7.
'',s =, .. -, I,ra,;n,I r,nfIiris.
'..'7 "''.'' '''
"'.' '
Cen ?. j. Lee, fre-'denl-oi the !. "
H. ''.'-'
"'i..'. 'i '.''
wing" "' -.'7
What became "l the CLUB meeting 9't'
urday night quite NUMBER OBJ Se"'I'-
men were ''' ''.'''. ~ 90 .,. ...'r
Sumo
We don P"''l7h '"''' nous P',''l
This is am imperative iut' among P""''9i'''S.
I4eembryo Lord Hyrou5, Mrs. item'n7'r'c''
iu our city will please bear TINS IN m'nd-
- &. Prewett, E-I, and family, of VA
zoo. ana Robert f. Craig, Esq, and family,
ol New Orleans. passed through this city
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A Faithful Public Servant Welcom-
ed Home.
Starkville Times !

Hon. H L. Aluldrow and family. returned
home last Saturday evening. The Col. has the
proud satisfaction of knowing that he will
spend vacation among friends and oonstitu-
ency that willingly accord to him the distinc-
ton of having earnestly, faithfully and ably
represented them in the Congress of the Uni
ted States
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NOTICE ?

IT HAVE DISPOSED OF MY INTEREST
i in the West Jackson Drug Store; and the
business viii hereafter be conducted by D. r
HARRINGroN, Agent who viii be glad to serve
the old friends Of the establishment and the
public generally.
GEORGE X, HARRINGTON.
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MARRIED.

BEALL-DANIKL-In Edwards, Kinds county,
Miss. on the 9th inst, by the father of the
bride Mr. ]. G. BEALL, of Terrell, Texas, to
Miss NARY A., eldest daughter of the Rev. l.
]. Daniel,
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\. 7. Sun.


The defeat OF Garfield will carry with it a
lesson and warning to all young Americans
who looking forward to a political ca
reer- 1t will adnonish them that no wash has
yet been invented which will take the spots
out of public man 5 record or cleanse his
hands Of the stain of bride
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Col. ]. w. FILLER has been nominated
for Congress by the Democratic Conven-
ton of the fifteenth Illinois district
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PRTCEs ON Horses, Mules, Wagons Machin-
cry, Farm Implements, Field and Grass Seeds,
etc, given on application.
W NJ Pace x Co. S.. Louis. Nc.
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0athy Of our community.

JAMES II. BOWMAN, one of our oldest citi-
zeus, died at his residence near jackson on
Thursday last. Before the war he had ans
pie means, and invested it in public enter
prises. He built the Bowman House,
which was destroyed during the war. For
several years past he mas been steadily de-
clining in health, and Che announcement of
his death was a surprise none who had OBJ
served his slow and lettering steps of late.
Thus one by one are the old landmarks
passing away.
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GGGa week IN your own town. Terms and
pUO$5. outfit free. Address H. HALLETT.
Co., Portland, Maine