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The courthouse could not be nau '"'" '''' III

The couhbonse could not pe n'" w. '''' ~
the afternoon. ,.,,asv,Ile and Rapidan
railroad goes bravery oa. with inferior
partly filled au tGs'F sse late freeze The
su Ssv, sroo ed IS looking badly, but plough
70, ,og grain in are above the market with ex-
penses of. ia Orange towards
tue ru''ns P'''' DENNIS.
dignatOn.
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Marriage OF n Daughter Of Manager
JOhu -. smith.

Miss Nellie Virginia Smith, daughter OF
John p. Smith, E.q., the well-known thea
trical manager formerly OF Richmond) was
married las' Thursday evening by Rev.
Father Duffy. to Charles +. Lowrey, Esq.
The ceremony took place at $50, at the re-
sidence OF Mr. Smith, 10 Prospect place.
A large number OF well known persons
were present, the spacious parlors Of Mr..
Smiths house beng very much crowded
with friends from Brooklyn, New York,
Boston. Washington, Baltimore, and Rich
mond, Virginia. The bride received
number OF beautiful and valuable presents
among them one dozen solid silver gold
linedJ teaspoons from W. A. Mestayer,
Esd, Of the "Tourists"; beautiful ia
panese vase from James S. Key. ESQ, OF
Baltimore; a toilet set from Miss Jeanette
Relferth, Of the "Tourists y; a silver
frut-basket from Miss Rosa Cooke, OF the
"Tour.t> -; very beautiful silver ice
pitcher and goblet and Swiss watch from
the brides father; silver coftee-pot
from Miss Maggie Smith, the brides sister;
silver butter-dish from Mrs. Fannie Me-
Donald, the brides sister; handsome
gold-and-pelrl necklace and locket from
Mrs. Captain Tyndall, OF Richmond. Va,
the brides aunt; a silver card-basket from
lace handkerchief from Mr.. Eugene Caiiet,
OF Washington. ID. C., The brides cousin.
A number OF other presents were received
from friends in different cities. The COM
pany were entertained by songs from Misses
Rosa Cooke and Jeanette Relfierth, &C.,
&c.- Exchange paper.
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DECIDING Nor TO PARADE.-St. Patrick's
Mutual Alliance Association, one uf the
strongest Irish associations in New York,
numbering $500 members, has unanimously
voted against paradlug on 81. Patrlek's day,
and the Ancient Order Of Hlbernians, OF
Kings county, which numbers $4,000, has
come TO the same conclusion.
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FANCY GOODS.
SOS BROAD STREET.

Another large lot OF MEMS STIFF and SOFT
HATS at 81, worth 1925 to-day at the factory,
and nearly one half Of them more than that;
Again, have a full line of TABLE CUT cry,
from soc. a set to handsome BONE and IVORY
HANDLES Or fine sILvER.PLATED
KNIVES;
An elegant assortment Of CAsTORs, CAKE-BAs-
KETs, PICKLE-CAsTORs FRUIT-sTANDs.
BUTTERDlsHEs, &C, &C., in single, double
or triple plate;
ROGERS BROTHERS AL PLATED KNIVES,
SPOONS, and FORKS at the lowest price;
Three compete lines of CROCKERY-,he common
C., very cheap; the best SToNE-CHINA and
fine P0RCELAINE, aud the lowest prices;
The largest assortment OF CHAMBER TOILET
shown in town; common WHITE at sI.75, to
fine COPELAND SETS from IS 81;
A beautiful LOT of CANES and WALKING-sTICKs
ats, 10, 15. 20, %, SOC, 81, to $3.50;
Lots OF new MERCHANTS, OPERA.CHAINS,
vEsT-CHAINs, EAR-DROPs, SETS, SCARF
PINS, CUFF-PINs, LACE-PINs, SOLID
GOLD REAL STONE RINGS, SOLID GOLD
PLAIN RINGS, MS well as PLATED PLAIN
and SET RINGS-all warranted a. represented
or money refunded. W. A. STEVENS,
fell No. sos Broad street.
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DEATH

at 9 A NJ Mis-, POLY rLAM, formerly OF Pow,
h1tau county.
Her fuuer I vii take place Al tue " Home " (7O8
Leigh Stree J. TO-DAY "wednesday .. ~ NJ.
llet friends are Invited 10 attend.
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CIOAKsl CLOAKsI CLOAKsi

A large stock of CLOAKS TO be sold regardless OF
cost as we intend selling every CLOAK out at
some price before the 18th Of March. CLoAKs
will undoubtedly be so per cent. higher next
season, so It will pay you to buy them now.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY COMPANY.
OFFICE OF SECOND NICE-PRESIDENT.
RICHMOND. VI. EehrnLrN 20. lssn-

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY COHPASY,)
OFFICE OF SECOND NICE-PRESIDENT.
RICHMOND, VA. February 20. 1850. }
NOTICE-TO THE HOLDERS OF
~ CERTAIN BONDS OF THE VIRGINIA
CENTRAL RAILROAD AND ChEsAPEAkE
AND ONO RAILWAY OMPANIFS-Ihe
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY con-.
PANT viii on anu after the IST Oh MARCH
1880, upon presentation at The Office Or the COM
p'ny. in the city of Richmond pay of al OF The
following bonds and notrs-t) wit:
1st. The g L A RIA = re Ed REGIS1 Erred
BONDS. whether issued by the Virginia Central
Railroad the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad. or the
Che apeakt ana ohio Railway Companies.
I'd. PURCHASE-MONEY BONDS. Class "p,''
issued by the Chesapeake aud ohio Railway Com
pdny.
Sd. DIVIDEND BONDS OF THE VIRGINIA
CENTRAL RAiLRDAD Company.
4th. The TWO AND THRtt-lFAK NOTES
OF The CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY
COMPANY, which fail due respectively on the LIST
OF July. 1850, aud the lst of July 1881.
Interest on all of these bonds and notes will be
stopped as Of the Isl Of March, 1850.
The company Withdraw the privilege heretofore
extended of exchanging per cent. bonds for pur-
chase-mOney bond.
WILLIAMS G. WICKIAN.
r. 2l-Hw second Wee President.
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JUST OPENED
ALL-WOOL RUNTING-, IN every shade. al 2Jc.;
UNION BUNTINGS. in black ana navy blue, J..
l23c.;
BROCADE POPLiNS, ew spring shades. al l2ec.;
New and very cheap line BLACK CASllMERES:
New spring PERCALkS and PRINTS:
100 pieces PACIFIC LAWN>-laiest designs;
CORDED and FIGURED rGQUES from : *. up:
PLAIN. STRIPED, and CHECKED VICTORIA
LAWNS;
300 new patterns I'm HAMBURG EhBROlDt-
RlES at specially low price.
100 pieces TOReHON and BRETON LACES;
New LANGUkpOC LACES:
New spring shades in our celebrated 80, 75c. and
81 KID GLOVES:
Another large LOT of those 2BUTTON BLACK KID
GLOVES at 25c.;
Large assortment new SPRING CASHMERE at Old
prices
All DDMtSTfCS rctailcd a wholesale prices at
JULIUS MEYER IS SONS. SOB BrOaa street.
Try our celebrated 6Uc. UNLAUNDRIED
SHIRT-the best shirt made at the price. fe "a
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
M NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS.
LEVY BROTHERS
SHOW A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF

HHUW LA.tbE ASSOhTn fsNf VF
NOTTINGHAMLACE CURTAINS from $3.50 to
e25 for set for two windows;
LAMBREQyINs and LAMBREQUIN LACES;
TIDES and MATS.
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We have received copy Of the Annual
Catalogue Of the Richmond Institute for
1870 and 1880.
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BLANKETS, BLANKETS! BLANKETS

A good time to buy whilst you can get them at old
prices. There has been an advance ri at least
25 per cent, and there viii be another advance
Of 25 more In very short time.
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General Tom Ewing pronounces for Sew
mour, y Iburman cannot get the Demo-
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FINANCIAL.

CPRING VALLEY HYDRAULIC GOLD
- COMPANY.-Pcrsousd desiring TO subscribe to
stock in This company VIII have an opportunity Of
doing SO for a few days only. 4 he books of sub
scrition VIII positively he closed on or before The
2Sth Instant. For information, apply TO
DANENPp RT & CO..
fp24-2f stock Brokers. | / 3 Min street.
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NJ NEW AND GRAND OPENING
WHITE GOODS, LINEN GOODS, TOWELS,
NAPKINS, TABLE-LINENS,
SHEETINGS, SPRING CASSIMERES,
sACKINGs, BLACK CAsHMERES, BLACK
AND COLORED BUNTINGS,
NEW-STYLES MADRAS GINGHAMS,
and lots Of other goods, which were purchased
ahead, at very low prices and which We are ROW
offering at less than their value. Don't fail to give
Us a call before pur hasing. We will open on MON
DAY, February 23d, and curing the week, the fol-
lowing:
40 pieces new and choice PRINTS at eisc.:
50 pieces new and choice PERt ALtS at 10 and
43 pieces wide and elegant CHECK MUsLINS at
12Yc.. which ar" cheap al 2Oc.;
ii cases BLtACHED and BROWN COITONS,
SHfETINGS, PlLLOW-CA~E CO1TONS,
BtD-TlCKS, al wholesale prices.
92 pieces ALL WOOL BUNTINGS. in Black and
Colors. Now is your time 10 bug these goods
AZ riereS BLNCK CASnMEREs from 25c to
SI.25. These are elegant and cheap goods.
ana We guarantee them 20 be lower than ever.
We have also received an elegant and select line
of I, ACt and SILK FICIlUtS COLLARS, HAND
KERCHIEFS, CUFF, SCARFS, &C" AZ manuiac-
turers' prices.
We would also call icnfion 10 The fact thar we
are Tin selling orr stocA Of WINTER DRESS
GOODS. COLORED CA~IlMtREN. WtltR-
Proofs, ULSTER CLOTHS. (A>~lMtRE~.
SUAXLS SKIRTS, CLOAKS, FLANNELS. &c,
al cast prices IN order 10 close ihcm out. II viii
nav 10 Xatuine our stock and Law IN Your supply.
We also call special atten lon 10 our Zine Of COLI
ORED SILKS. COLOEED SATIN. BLACK
SILKS. BLACK SATINS. BEOCADt -. STRIPE u.
and FIGURED SILKS; a'>o. llrsc iur Of LIGHT
and DARK CHECKED and RIPPED u MINER
SILKS. when we are selling at extraordinary iOic
prices 20 make sales. w are also selling our stock
of PLAIN. STRIPED. and ENbOS~tD NELNEIS
very low, and ask call Tor In pectl0n
"a nieces newest trotti-,f. anu cheapest SILK.
OIIENiiLF, aud BEADED FElNGr : lust
received, from 4Oc. 10 - yard eau aud see
them at THALIIlMtk BROTHERS,
fe 2I->.MAW COL Broad street.
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M COMPREHENSIVE.

JULIUS MEYER having this day admitted hi,
son rs partoer IN his conc IN. The style ~ The firm
VIII hereafter be JULIUS MEN kR & son. Mr. j.
Meyer returns thanks 10 his friends and the public
generally for their past generous support. and btgs
Il continuance of the same for The new firm.
JULIUS Me Err & son,
603 BROAD STREET.
will always have on hand large and attractive
stock of
SEASONAGLt DRY GOODS,
which will be- sold at
BOTTOM PRICES.
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OFFICE JAMES RIvER AND KANAwHA COZ
AND BUCHANAN AND CLIFTON Force
RAILWAY COMPANY,

AND BUCHANAN AND CLIFTON FORCE
RAILWAY tOMPANY.
RICHMOND, VA, Fcbruar, u, 1850
no THE HOLDERS or TIE MORT.
4 GAGE BONDS OF TIE JAMES RIVER AND
RANAWIIA COMPANY AND OF me b.
CHANAN AND CLIFTON FORGE RAILWAY
COMPANY:
The parties who are negotiating tor The purchase
of the property Of these cOmuauIc~, win the view
Of building a railroad in tie Valley of James river
are WILING 10 make The purchase on the CONDITION
that the debts on which the companies have not now
an option can be settled on the following terms
VIZ: sixty cents In the dOar If The fir mort gage
James River and kanaWha Company, twenty cents
In the dollar Of the second mortgage of the james
River and Kanawha Company, and seventy cents in
the dollar Of the mortgage bonds Of the Buchanan
aud clifton Forge Railway Company. the calcua-
ton being made ia each case of principal coupons
maturcd, aud interest on cOuuOns ma'ured.
This is all can pay f.; | Offer neil more nor
less. ami Cfer the same terms to All. can pay Tor
no bond on which an option has been given.
The success Of the railroad, I'm which the State
and all It's citizens yIaY interested, tpends on
my success in making thi, settlement.
| am compelled 10 restrict this offer d the Sd
day Of March, 1880.
The holders of The above described bonds can re-
Ceiyc their none on the above by application
at this office, AZ the Peoples Savings Bans az
Lynch6urg, or At tie Bank OF Lexington.
JOHN ". JOHNSTON.
te 23-iMh2 Pre.idcnt.
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AT 2:45 P. NJ. the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Speaker LACY in the chair.

GhtSENl I'D AND hEf
By Mr.. TURNER: Bill to incorporate the
Chesapeake Club, Of the county OF Norfolk.
Bv MIR. LOvENsTEIN: Petition of business
graphy and 10 opposition to the repeal Of
the recent law.
By Mr.. FRAZER: Petition of Council Of
the town OF Madison asking that the bill to
submit to the people OF the town the repeal
OF the law be defeated.
BY Mr.. PAYNE: Bill to incorporate the
Warrenton and Fauquer White Sulphur
Springs turnpike, &c.
The canal railroad bill was ordered to en-.
grossment.
Recess from 2:30 to Z. NJ.
Evening Session.
Speaker LACY called the House 10 order
ut O'Clock.
The following House bills were passed:
In relation to business to be done in the
Court Of Appeals, &c.
To authorize the County Court Of Stafford
to appoint commissioners to rearrange tie
boundaries Of the fence law IN sad county.
Amending the charter OF Grundy, in Blu
chanan county.
Defining the duties Of city and county
treasurers as to tax receipts.
10 DIONIut lDI tdkIU1 tllt StHSC vi tUt
people of Norfolk county in regard TO
changing the site of the courthouse Of said
county.
10 authorize the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company TO con tIuct and work a
branch OF us line OF railroad from a point
near Hanover Courthouse Junction to
deep water on the Chesapeake bay near
Plaukatank or elsewhere.
To incorporate Walkers Creek Bridge
and Turnpike Company.
To provide aNniform mode Of procedure
in all eases OF application to the General As.
sembly OF Virginia for relief from any
fines, forfeiture, or amercement, or for any
liability os sheriff, collector. treasurer, or
other officer of the Commonwealth or from
any liability as bal, or as surety for any
sheriff, collector, treasurer, or other officer
OF the Commonwealth.
To Incorporate Cottage Grange, No. GSS,
OF Norfolk county.
To incorporate Woodville Lodge, No
2S9, Of the Independent Order OF Good
Templars of the town OF WoOdville.
TO incorporate the Alexandra Light In
fantry Building Company.
To prevent obstruction in Louisa Fork OF
Sandy.
70 provide for the payment OF interest
on the bonds held by the Lynchburg Fe-
male Orphan Asylum.
Adjourned.
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We deem 1t wisest to withhold the com.
munlcstion of "HenricO" for few days.
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4 pARryyasu,..

CO-PARTN ERsHIP.-HAyIyI,
~ BOUGHT OUT =. ". CARRTNGT0V ~
COAL AND WOOD BUSINESS tho nnT,,M no
have THIS DAY formed n CO.PAPJS'tt o,k,oef
under The s,sle and firm OF CRtMP \ w ~ hlP
can he FOUND az iJlS EAST CARY STREET. ~ sa1
they will keep always on hand fnll snori., , = .'ff
THRACiTE and BIrCMISOUs COAi for r. f,,. N
foundry, factory, anh steam use. Aiso '"lY,
stock Of WOOD-preuared bY maehinery = .''e't
ding and cooking purposes. ''' Ain-
With the desire to please ard a VEN fo,,n...
lowest market TKies We respectfully .oi,et, ' ne
rOnaee Of our friends and the pubic gen,r,t' ia'
formerly with T.. z f,rr.,,ii.'
{. H. WEsT -
TO THE . cont nuedhr,,
Ihave dispose ed OF my stock ~ coal A.nv'ii.'t H4
Messrs. CRUMP q WEsT. WHO Will COM, 'p'9
same business IN ALL ITS BRANt HIS A. ~. DO
carried on bs me AT my old stand. l7fa g.. ~
street. Allow me 20 expre-s 10 nv frient. 81. ~
trOBs my sincere ihsIks FOR ihslr lafr,.' lt-
ask that they will favor the new firm Nil, fai
Very respectfully. ~.
fe 23-iw J.. u. tAfRlVlr.x
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

E5- SPRING GOODS!
SPRING GOODS /!
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WE, GEORGE LEE AND l.. 4. >ir[.
w pEkS. have mis- dat tOrnri q in...II..
PARTNERSHIP 70 conduct iu tne ,I, .. I.
mond Va. where W" both reside. fl. sIN..f
GROCERY AND PROVISION BlSINf., t
period of one year from ihl, dafs.
GEORGE LEE T. th" general ralfl.~ sr. g.
SAINDFRS I. the hp- ciai parfurr. arl .a. ..
buted the sum Of zen ih0u aud a.. ... hi. ..,.
into The concern. witch I, TO GD b'..r.. l....
style OF GEORGE LEE.
Given under our hand, hi, Ian dItpf F,.....
\. -. 1850. EtpLtf CDR
b. l. NBl.r.
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RICHMOND. Fe1rusry ~. Is
CO,PA,.R.I NERsIIiP;rI hayc ui, Gly
interest in MY business. The sfylc OF no r. %
be JULIUS MEYER son. The b,.t..
continued at the Old stand, 10. Gu3 Broad ... '-
ie 1881 JtL'I~ NfYts
H'HE UNDERSGGNE HAVE 9.n-
u DAY FORMED 4 tO-PARTNIr.ufn' 90
he name aud style II ''..
HORACE BLACKM:R E CO..
or the MANUFACTURERS o. l.e,f,,.,.
CIGARS In the city Of Rirhuou1
Hpft'f HtklKNf..
fe 2l-lm IDWAEB H. ftVr
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T United COMPREHENSIVE.

The undersigned have 0cI1'oI No..
gether under the style and hum of
CARLTON & MCGRIDrn
aud have located ~ 9O9 MAIN -rrtrr .
mond, Va. for the purpose of rDl ....,
TAIL SHOE BtfSi - iu all if .....
will keep constantly on hand e fu. >Ht....t
BOOTS, SHOES. TRu>K>. auI ytII..
OF the best manuflcture. WIN q rp.. o.. ....
we nave been vcry cIreiu. DOB >e'tr. .rr .....
and We guarantee Sa'i -ftcfion Io fhr uIu.t %
hotn I'm styie apd quIli'y. our Hi.na.. ...f r....
lie are cordially inylt~i 20 caii iud tK.u......
stock. ENTIRE NEM STOCK Inl MN sly.
y. ~. iHIIG.
formerly with Wing. fu.f9 t....
4. o.. NDGEID.r
CARLTON & MCGkTDER.
fe1S 900 Main street. i.hmo.t,.
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To Northern Summer Resorts.

Chicago to Milwaukee, four trains daily.
Chicago TO St. Paul two trains daily.
Chicago TO Madison two trains daily.
Chicago TO Sparta, two trains daily.
Chicago TO Green Bay, three trains daily.
Chicago 10 Menasha. two trains daily.
Chicago To Green Lake, two trains daily.
The morning train runs through from Chi
cago to Green Lake, without change of cars or
delay.
Pullman Sleeping Cars run from Chicago TO
Green Lake each Saturday night and back
to Chicago on Sunday night.
No other road runs to Green Lake.
Chicago 10 all Northern resorts one to four
trains daily.
All of the above are via Chicago and North
western Railsyay.
Italone runs Pullman cars north of Chicago.
Ii has Parlor Cars north of Chicago.
Go through Chicago when going North.
The ticket agents of all Norih-bound rail-
roads viii sell you excursion tickets via the
Chicago and Northwestern Railway.
Il is the Pioneer Tourist Route, and is the
best in all respects.
Myl9tjyI4
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BLooN's assortment of furniture is large
and can not be excelled in quality or PAIGE.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1880-06-16

SODA WATER Five cents glass at
A L. BRUNsON's Main Street.
SODA WATER! Five cents glass, at
A. L. BRUNsoN's, Main Street
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The Heated Term---Where to Spend
Tt

The season of summer jaunts is now upon
US and many of our readers are debating the
question Of where they shall so TO spend the
heated term Not the mere fact of going to
the country TO board constitutes anything
worthy the name Of recreation. The locality
might be unhealthy, the food badly cooked and
served, and the society anything but cheerful
or agreeably; while dearth of amusements
would cause the suffering loiterer to almost
die Of ennH What one needs is a cool, bracing
atmosphere, pleasant accommodations and sur
roundinss. refined and cheerful society, and
varied means Of amusement. including walks,
drives, fishing, boating, archery, ten-Pins,
billiards, music and dancing Then the char
scter of the food. and the manner in which it
served sholll be stimulating to the appetite
and digestion, and p4oactive of that good hu-
mored complacency that makes Ole feei salts
fed with existence Above all, the situation
should be such that the nights will be cool and
pleasant, removing by their tonic influence,
the facilitating effects Of the daily heat. All
these desiderata are within easy reach of our
readers, and at exceptionally reasonable
cost. The location. surroundings, and man
agement of Bailey Springs, Alabama, enable
them to offer to the summer tourist, health
giving Saters, an excellent table, all the popu-
lar amusements ami the most refined and I'M
pretending society in the South; while the re-
duction in price of board, and excursion rates
on the railroads make it a matter of actual
economy to spend the summer there. For
iorty years these waters have sustained an
unrigaIled reputation for the cure of dropsy,
scrofula, dsspepsia, govt, gravel diseases OF
the skin and kidneys, diseases peculiar to wo
men. and diseases of nutrition and debility
Those desiring further information should
drop a postal card to Ellis & Company Bailey
Springs, Alabama, requesting circulars, as
they will doubtless be pleased to answer all
inquiries.
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SOMETHING NEW UNDER TIE SUN-A new
era is dawuing upon woman Hitherto she
has been called upon to suffer the ills of man
kind and her own besides. The frequent and
distressing Irregularities peculiar to her sex
have long been to her the ''direfuI spring of
woes unnumbered." In the mansion of the
rich and hsvel of poverty alike woma n has
been the constant yet patient victim of thou
sand ills unknown to man-and without a
remedy. "Oh Lord, how lougi' an the agony
OF her soul, hath she cried. But now the hour
of redemption is come She will suffer no
more, for Bradfeld' : Female Regulator Wv O.
mans Best Friend is sold by BYRON LEMLY,
Jackson Miss.
DR.. }. Bradfeld, Prop, ATLANTA, Ga. Price,
81 80 per bottle.
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GEN. ROBERT TooMBs has disappointed
the Literary Societies of the University Of
Mississippi, and will not be present to de-
liver the honorary Grafton, as announced,
in accordance with his acceptance. Such a
conclusion, at the last moment, is embar-
RAISING to the young gentlemen who ex-
tended the instation. The Hon. F. G..
Barry, of West Point, Miss, has consented
to deliver the annual Grafton. and those who
may attend commencement, will find hiln
equal to the occasion.
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. - 80 %
NOTICE.

The Convention of the State Young Mems
Christian Association win be held at Merid-
ian on July 9th, the day before the meeting OF
the state Sunday School Convention.
Associations already organized urged to
send full represen tatIon-
Delegates to the Sunday School Convention
are requested to be present on that day and
cooperate with the !. NJ c. A, with a view
10 organizing associations in their respective
towns.
The Railroad rates will be the same as for
the Sunday School Convention. For further
Information address
c. H. ALEXANDER, Sec'y,
Starkyille Miss
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The knights of Honor

As we 60 to press, the Grand Lodge OF
Knights of Honor il holding its third an.
uuaI session at the Masonic Hall in this
city. The session commenced on Tuesday
morning, and viii close tomorrow The
eighty-four Lodges in the State are all rep
reseuted-a fact which shows the strength
and zeal of this great brotherhood. Thirty
three Lodge. have been organized since the
last annual session. The Grand Officers
present are John Rawle Dictator: J. /.
McCaskiIl, Vice Dictator; D. II. Wallace,
acting Assistan. Dictator; John w. Year
gain, Reporter; Jno. a. Webb, Treasurer;
j. ". WorreI, Guide; A. II. Hilzheim,
Guardian; Henry Strauss, Sentinel; W. H..
Gibbs, Representative to Supreme Grand
Lodge; w. Dabney, alternate Representa-
tive.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1880-06-16
The 1st Congressional District COnVen-
tiOn.

The District Executive Committee of the
First Congressional District named Thursday
the 10Th of July, al 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. the
time, and Corinth as the place, for holding
I to the Forty-Seventh Congress. Saturday the
18th of June is suggested to the County Exc
eutive Committees of the District, if agree
able to them, suitable time for holding
county conventions for the election of dele
gates.
The basis Of representation will be as here
tofore.
An Executive Committee will be elected by
the Convention for the next two years.
The Committee have arranged with the Mobile
and Ohio railroad to provide delegates with
excursion rates.
| j. j. Chalmers < NJ. Harrison.
B. A. p Selman, j. H. Miller,
W. Fl. Clifton. H. Barr,
J. L. 8. Hill, J. ]. McQuistion,
n. W. Carcthers, L. F. Bradshaw,
]. n. FIELDs, Chm