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NOTHING makes man, woman or
child feel neaner than a tickling sensa.
ton In the throat. Take "Dr. Sellers
Cough Syrup" % cents
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sAM-per barrel, Ohio river, 81 5Oi Pitts.
burgh 81 90. - 80
Timothy seed, So % per bushel
clover, IS Is; Kentucky Blue Grass, per BUSH,
75caSi 90; Orchard GraSs s. 90.
WooL-Quoted ut 42ai5c for choice washed
and one-third of for uawashed. Market firm
with very little wool. H.r
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AT length, as was said, the subject was
brought up in the Academylof Sciences by
the veteran scientist DR.. p. 81. Wander
Weyde, the proprietor and editor OF the
Practical american. DR.. Wander Weyde
declared that he had investigated the puz-
zle mechanically and thoroughly, and
that by the laws OF mathematics the solu.
ton was impossible II tho last two figures
were reversed. Nevertheless the great
American public kept on trying, but utter:
emergency. Whether possible or not, the
the public. The Herald had forseen this,
and had selected reporter with mathe-
NAUTICAL mind to solve the puzzle. The re-
porter worked at frstas other men worked,
but afterward he labored with the energy
OF desperation. He consumed valuable
time with utter disregard Of its value.
He well nigh ruined valuable brain,
but he found the solution. After
exhausting himself in vain to reach
the final solution, alter reversing the
order OF the II and Ii, with the board in
the original position, he made IN entirely
new arrangement. Changing the position
OF the board itself so that the left hand
side. (along which in the diagram are
ranged the numbers /, 8, 8, 1877 came into
position OF the top he found the puzzle
an easy one. So will any one else who
tries it. Investigating little further he
found he could do it by putting the right
hand side OF the board to the top. So can
any one else who will try it. All that is
necessary to do the fifteen puzzle is to
work it down to the first or second posi-
ton named. II the first position is
reached the puzzle is solved. II the sec.
ond position is reached, turn the board
one quarter way round, so that one OF the
sides becomes the top, and the top and
bottom becomes tho two sides, and the
arrangement is easy.
The members Of the Academy Of Science,
at their annual meeting on Monday, dis
cussed the puzzle They said that the fiji
teen blocks can be placed in trillion OF
combinations. "Supposing," said one,
'that the blocks be placed on chess
board, on the alternate white and black
squares. II the number that should be on
black square is on white square, the
solution by placing them in regular order
is impossible, unless the displacement Is
equalized by white square numbered on
black square. Changes between squares
OF the same color will not bring about a
solution"
By adding sixteenth block, the game
OF thirty.iour or the game Of sixteen is
produced. The object OF the player is to
50 arrange the blocks that the sum Of their
numbers will be thirty.four when added
horizontally, perpendicularly, or diago::
nally. The blocks may be taken out and
changed in whatever manner the player
chooses. This is the solution:
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LADIES, delicate and feeble, II you wish
to be healthy and beautiful, take Colden's
Liebig's Liquid Extract Of Beef. Daw
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Purely Vegetable,

l.s... Purely fegetAU'ei
Containing those Southern Roofs aud Herbs, which 40
sIl.Wlsa Providence has placed tn countries where
esISed by Derangcmcnt Of the Liver aud Bowels
Tho SYMPTOMS Of Liver ComplaIntarea bitter or
hni tASlr In the mouth; pain In the BACK, sides OF
IontT bfte1 mistaken for Rheumatlsnli sour SION;
arh: Los OF Appellee Bowels alternately cosuVe Ahu
M: Headacle Las Of memory win ?ahiui selSa'
tOt Of having failed % do something when ouSht "
SSyo been doro; debility, Low Spirits thick yellow
appearance Of tho skin and Eyes, dry Cough olteh
mistaken for Consumption. :,
Sometimes many OF these symptoms HttenI tho us.
anSe nj otherS very few; but the LvKR the i4tgtsI
ortn in tho body is generally the scat OF the disease
Sn II not regulated In tme, great suffering, wFeteh'
edness and death will ensue.
can recommend rs an eiicacous remedy Tor disease
Of the Liver, Heartburn and Dyspepsia, simmons
liver Regulator. LEWIS G. WusDxR, 1928 MAsfEh
sTRyrr. ASSISTANT PosrMAsrEE, PHILADELPHIA
ave have tested its virtues personally and knoT
hat fcr yspepsin, BilIousness and Throbbing Aeaa-
schs II l. tnn best medicine tho world ever saw
have tired forty other rcmedIes before shannon ,h,r
an Regulator, bet Done Of them gave U. oId i,a1n'
10, npoFary relief but the Regulator Dot eny
Mi cured uS,"-Ep TRLEGRAPit AND hGsSAHVAii
MGron, Ga. Manufactured only by
l. II. ZElLlN & CO., Philadelphia, Pa
Price $500. Sold by all DrusSista
degNWRAW
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Itching PIIes-New Hagen Testimony,
would NOT TAKE $40 FOR HALF 4 BOX"
DR.. SWGyne q Son:
GRSTLRMRS-I have suffered for twenty.
FIVE years from Itching Piles, and consult
ed many physicians and used many rene.
dies, but found no permanent relief until
l used your "All Healing Ointment" and
can say am cured, as also neighbor Of
mine used 1t with the same happy result,
and says he has got half q box left and
for fear 1t might trouble him again, he
would not take ten dollars for 1t, II he
could not get more. / deem 1t my duty to
give this testimonial not 80 much for your
benefit as for suffering humanity. Yours
respectfully.
Gro. s1NpsoS, No. 80 Asylum st.
The symptoms are moisture, like perspi-
ration, intense itching, increased by
scratching, very distressing, particularly
at night; Il allowed TO continue very seri-
GUS results may follow. DR.. Swayne's
All.Healing Ointment is pleasant, sure
Price, so cents. Three boxes sl.25..
Sent by mail to any address on receipt OF
price. Prepared only by On. SwAYNR &
soN, Philadelphia. Sold by all prominent
druggists. MwP&w
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FoI UPWARDS or Thirty YEARs Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used
for children. It eorrects acidity Of the
stomach, relieves iriMi collie, regulates the
bowels, cures dySsntery and diarrhou,
whether arising from teething or other
causes. An old and weil-tried remedy.
25 ceIlts q bOllLs. DdW
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CONSTIPATION, sick headache and bill
iousness cured by SELLERS Pills." Try
them. 25c per box.
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
REMEMBRANCE.


Cold IN the earth-and the deep snow piled allow
thee, "-aI
Far, far removed, cold in the weary gravel
| llNVs forgot, my only love, 10 love thce,
Severed at last by times All-Seyeftng wRye3
Now when alone do my tboughlu no longer hover
Over the mount AnS, on that northern shore,
Resting their wingi where heath and fern leaves
Thy HsGl. heart for ever, ever more.
Goblin tho earth-and fifteen Wild DEFENDERS,
From tsoSe brown bills, have melted Into spring.
Faithful, indeed, Is the spirit that TemelaboIs
Alter such Year, Of chance and suffering.
Sweet love Of youth, forgive, II I forget thee,
While tho WOrlds tide Il bearing me along;
Other desires aud other hopes beset inA,
Hopes which obscure, but cannot do thee wrong.
No later light has lighted uP my heaven,
No second morn has ever Ah0ne for me;
Allmy HES bliSi from thy dear life was given,
All my lies bliss Is In the gave with thee.
But when tho days Of golden deans had psriShCd,
And even Despair was powerltts " destroy,
Then did learn how exiAten.e could DO cherished,
Strengthened and fed without the aid Of JOY. g.
Then did check The tears ofuseless passion
Weaned my young soul from yeafnlng after thine;
Steruy denied lis burning wish to hasten
Down TO that tomb slreadTmore than mine.
And, even YET, ! da,e not let 1t anguish,
Dare not indulge IN memory lpturOuS pain;
Once drinking deep Of that dvlneat anguish,
How could seek the empty world again?
FN -ERiIv BrOHte C'ElIt Beam |
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20, 80 Broadway, Eey York.
An our GrIad Extraordinary DralsiAgl Gfs 4Edsl
ii. I'm and Qf GENEkAl4 q. 7.
EAdRElIARD and JUHAL a. EARLY.
n R-TbiS Company has NO AGENTS In thu
BRITISH POSSESSIONS, and all persons pretending
"a be % and snllcitlRg oIdeFa BY circulars or other
viSs arc SWIEDtEltS. tell.wsAw
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NEw YoaK, March 2-MoEEY-6 per cent
per annum. aud 1872 per diem; closed at 6a6
per cent Prime mercantile paper 6a6H per
cent. Sterling exchange dull at 81 81; sight
exchange 81 81.
Produce exports for the week, s., 20S,000.
GOVERNMENT BoSDs-Strong and shade
higher ....
United SAtes 6s Of 1881,
New EiYes coupons
New Four aud halls
New Fonn coupons.
Pacific Go Of l96
RAILROAD BoSDs-Buoyant Erie cOnsols
second sold up 10 OF and closed at the highest
point OF tho day. Chesapeake and Ohio
Issues were more active, and advanced To 90
for first, series B, and TO "A for currency 6's.
Iron Mountain first preferred incomes rose to
OF, do seconds TO SAX. .s.g
STATE SEcUEITIEs-Dul.
Ious,ana. .....,......... 71SlDo now ......... sl
CousOls :...."".".... Virginia 6s............ %
ST. Joseph .....r..-i05 ConSols ...,......,..,. IS
Tennessee Gs u.".,.. SGIIzl Delerred-...."......
sTocKs-The market was active and buoy
ant again to-day, with further sharp adj
vance In prices, coal stocks, Pacific Mail, the
Pacific railroad shares, Iren Mountain and
Erie being conspicuous In the advance Coal
propertics were up on further rise In the
price OF coal by some companies, while Pacific
Mail aud the Pacific railroad shares advanced
because OF a new contract. Tomorrow the
regular weekly purchase OF bonds by the
Treasury will b. made. 1t Is generally be-
lieved that the Secretary will purchase more
than 81 100 600 II the bonds are offered on adj
vantageous terms, and in consequence Of this
lbelief the market closed up with great buoy.
lancy, stocks being in active demand for beth
! long and short account ..' FL
The Presidential the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company says that quarterly dividends of Il
per cent will be paid by the company here.
after, commencing the LIST OF June or July
luext Iron Mountain earnings for the third
week OF February increased $42,4lS; Lake
shore earnings for February increased about
1926, 900, and the Union Pacific gained $685.
900 for the same period. Transactions $4,000
7 .bannu b.
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Blight teeth and lips that glow the while,
Give light and color TO a smile;
And, infinitely more than this,
Give light and e0lOT 70 kiss. ..v ''
Both must suffer IRON tbs want H.
or the liic-giVlng SozodOut. MwP&w
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llQ,VJl TIVhEIo NJ IWU UVl4lAIs9 lsNVH
HALF.TCKETs, ONE DOLLAR.

1857 Prirsl amounting to...
Responsible corresponding agOhn wanted a. AZ
polnti 70 vh1m liberal eomtenntlon will e PAD.
wife clearly, stAllls full addIptl IEr w
III nniv 10 N. A. DAUEHtN,
" S'' " GeW Orleans, "a.
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Now when alone do my thoughts no longer hover
Resting theIr winsi where hath and fern leaves
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NEW YoaK. March 2.-MoEEY--6 per cent
per annum. aud. 1872 per diem; closed at 6at
per cent. Prime mercantile paper 6a5H pei
cent, Sterling exchange dull at 81 81; sight
axnbao1a q Of #r|r.E '|H.. ..#....
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For sore throat, gargle with Piso's Cure,
mixed with q little water. Relief is instant.
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thee, .-HT.
Far, far removed, cold in the weary gravel
lave forgot, my only love, 10 love thee,
Severed at last by times all-OeVottng wayeE
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1880-01-15

IT is with profound regret that we chron
icle the death of Mrs. NJ. P. Barringer
which sad event occurred in this city, al
the residence of her sen-in law, DR.. Byron
Lemly, on Tuesday last. Deceased was
about go years of age. and had resided in
Jackson for little over a year. Her death
is mourned by large circle VI devoted
friends in Jackson, and In Oxford, her for,
mer home. The remains we're taken to Ok
ford Tuesday night, to be inferred in the
cemetery in that place.
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For superintendent Of the Ponitentiary,

I'VE are authorized to announce the name of
w Capt. r. W. SHIP, Of YaEoo county. as
a candidate for Superintendent of the Peni-
tertiary.
I'VE are authorized TO announce DIR
w CATCHlNGS. Of Kinds as a candidate
for Superintendent of the Penitentisry.
I'VE are authorized to announce R. T
" LlGON. Of Kinds, as a candidate for
Superintendent of the Penitentiary
WEsre RJhorized to announce G EN-. WRIT
~ ADAMS, OF Pike county, as candidate
for Superintendent OF the Penitentiary.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1880-01-15

Carr. GEO. NJ BUCHANAN, Deputy ior
W. W. Walker, Esq, outgoing tax.collector
Of Marshall county, has been in jackson for
the last two days, making final settlement
with the Auditor Of Public Accounts for
the taxes Of 1879. He made good and
very satisfactory showing and leaves the
Office, as far as the State is concerned. in a
most credtable manner
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1880-01-15

ASTHMA AND GROUP SPECIFIC. In an.
other column will be found the advertise.
ment of Dr. w, II. Stewart The Hon. f.
A. Wolf lives in the same neighborhood
with the Doctor and has been acquainted
with Mr.. Proctor for third of century,
and voluntarily offers his testimony to the
facts and the efficacy of the medicine.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

To the Members of the Legislature.
l REsPEcTruLLY ask reelection as Starr
LIBRARIAN. As TO The manner in which |
nave discharged the duties of the office in the
OF the Supreme Court the State officers and
members Of the last legislature. Mr.. S. M
SHELTON, of Nioksburg, kindly consents to 70.
present me as candidate, SO MS to save ali
questions of eligibility and to be responsible
In all respects to the State l. therefore. ash
my friends to cast their votes for him. and in
so doing they will vote for,
Respectfully your obedient servant,
Mrs. MARY MoRANcy
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1880-01-15

HOPE FIRE Co, No. S,--At the annual
election Of this Company, held tonight,
January 18th, the following members were
elected to fill the various Offices for the en-.
suing year: Foreman, Thomas Shaw; LIST
Assistant, James Crawford; I'd Asst. John
Walker Hose Director, Joe Patton; Assist.
ant, Albert Wilson; Secretary, W. n. Small
wood Steward, Ben. Jones.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1880-01-15

The Leap Year party last evening at the
residence of Mrs. Ambrogio, was a splendid
affair. The young ladies did the honors of
the occasion to perfection, and the gentle.
men bore their temporary "belleship" with
grace and modesty
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1880-01-15

The City Cemetery is beginning to as.
an entirely new appearance. The liberal
and generous gentleman who contributed
the money to repair and beauty it, is emit
tied to, and has, the grateful thanks of the
entire community.
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Our W Edition.

The extra copies Of The WEEELY
CLARION, which we are printing to-day,
contains the proceedings Of the Legislature
for first seven days, with the Governors
Message as supplement. Orders sent 10 our
countiDgroom, will receive prompt attcn-
ton.
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THE festival given by the Daughters Of
ST. Andrew, at Angeles Hall, last night,
was one of the most enjoyable entertain
ments it has ever been our pleasure to at
tend. Financially, as in other respects, the
festival was success.
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WANTED.

A l EXPERIENCED MALE TEACHER
brbsr 20 teach Lain and Greek and the
or Mixed School at WEST STATION Ho uarge
county, mississippi Good refe~ens noiin ne
4afred. For particulars address Bo. nm IT,
TEES 1S, " INST STATION, HOlNEs Co., Miss
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LICENCES.

also herewith present the account certif.
Gates, which have taken up and cancelled,
in accordance with the ordinance passed at
your last meeting. would be much gratif-
ed to have them examined in connection with
the stubs in the warrant book, either by the
Board or the Finance Committee.
There are still outstanding certificates to
the amount 1889 90, which have not been pre-.
scented for redemption,
Very respectfully,
HARRIS BARKsDALE, City Clerk.
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ANNUAL election of officers of Jackson
Fire Department at the Hall OF Jackson
Fire Company No. |, Friday night, 10th
Ice
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Hon. +, WATKINS, ex.member of the
Legislature from Lauderdale, is in the city
on professional business.
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NNopVvblulllb
+. II. REBER, City Collector.
SECTIONS REPORT (wHITE.J
JACKSON, MISS, January |, 1880.
To the Honorable Board Of Mayor and Alder
men, of the city Of jackson:
GENTLEMEN-I have the honor to make the
following report as sexton for the white peo-
pie for the month of December, 1879:
December b. Mary Rose Monahan. 10
months, Group.
December H. Mr.. Gavin, 40 years, accident
al death, run over by a locomotive on the N
o., ST. l.. and G. r. r.
December "a Mrs. 0phelia Fulton, so years,
congestve chill, pauper.
December ~ child of of Mr.. Sturgis, still
born.
Respectfully,
PHILLIP RYAN, City Sexton.
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MIKE 0BRIEN has reopened his beer
saloon in gorgeous style, He will be clad
te receive calls from his old friends and ad-
mirers.
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4, 4, HANDY,
C0ENSELL0R Az LAW.

tFoRHERLF CHIEF JesrIcx OF MrssIss,pp,
DRACTiCES IN THE SUPREME AVN
i Federal Courts at JACKSON. and IN ~
Chancery and Circuit Courts Of NsS;S 'ue
County. Es-Residence, CANTON, Miss
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CLERK s REPORT.

JOHN McGILL, Mayor.
CLERKS REPORT.
JACKSON, MISS, Jan. |, 1880.
To the Honorable Board of Mayor and Alder
men Of the city of Jackson;
GESTs-l herewith submit my report Of
warrants and licenses issued during the
month Of December 1879:
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Notice (!

OFFICE CHIEF ENGINEER,
JACKSON FIRE DEPARTMENT.
JACKSON, Miss, Jan. H. 1880.
The officers and members Of the Jackson
Fire Department, are hereby notified to
attend the annual meeting at the Hall Of
Jackson Fire Co. No. l., on Friday night
January 10Th, at n O'Clock
BY Order,
r, L. SAUNDERS, Chief Engineer.
A. l.. JULIESNE, Secretary
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LADIES will find at SoBINsox, STEVENS &
Co. the most beautiful display of Evening
Dress Goods, comprising Cashmercs in new
and delicate shades
Bunting in delicate Ivory and Gas blue col
orsi lmperetrice Muslins, Organizes, Tarla-
tanes' erode RhOne Silks in exquisite shades
Satius in all cjlors; Polka Dot Satin, the latest
novelty.
Pekin Satins in handsome Evening Blue .
also White Kid Slippers, Kid Gloves in three
to six buttons in opera white and new dark
shades, etc. AID
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J. D. MONAHAN.

Justice Of the Peace and Notary Public.
OFFICE IN HARTS BUILDING.-Up-
~ STAIRS, orner PEARL AND PREsIDENr
SSrRkErs opposite CRY HALL. Es~ OGas
hOurs--S A. N. to II NJ, and from I r \ d q
P. N. ] ID NOEAVAEftTS.n
jams, SOFT. -SanFf'" = -
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GAIT. MCNEELY, the able editor of the
Greenville Times, honored us with call
yesterday,
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SOME able and eloquent speeches were
made in the House Of Representatives yes.
terday.
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ASTHMA CURED.

A FTER HAVING SUFFERED FROM THIS
IA horrible disease as much as any human
ever uld Tor thlrty-hve years, l have been
t ha CURED BY DR.. W. H. Stewards
symptoms of a return of he disease for " n; nv
years. Yuos n pno,, ~, mas
Middleton Station, Hardeman Co., Team.
FOR circulars, with proof of mary enrses
OF Asthma and Group, together with ali no :.
hculars, address pr
W. II, STEWART, NJ D
janis, S0-3m, ~ MISS
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CAPITAL LoDdE, No II, |. o. o. f.
meets tonight
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SECTIONS REPORT (ooLoREp.l

SECTIONS REPORT (COLOREDl
JACKSON, Mss, January 1, 1880.
To the Honorable Board Of Mayor and Alder
men, of the city of Jackson
GENTLEMEN-I have the honor to report the
mortality among the colored citizens during
the month of December, 1879
December TO- child of Martha Bennett ago
IL hours unknown, pauper
December ID Percy Forbes, age II months,
intermittent fever.
December IA, John Freeman, age G8 years,
pneumonia, pauper.
December ~, Martha Freeman, age % years,
pneumonia.
December 20, Joe Ball age As years, aux.
Respectfully submitted. your obi. seryt,
Tony BARNES, City Sexton.
Mr. Spengler, chairman, rcported the fol.
lowing, claims as correct and they were
allowed;
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1880-01-15

CAPT J. G. NEAL, Of Conway, Lcake
county, is in the city,
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Rs,Otrsd, That sl69 25 be transferred from
the bond and Interest fund, to the contingent
fond to balance the account, Aioptad, "s'N'
The account certificates preseai Cd with the
Cierk report Vere examined. and oompareS
burned. wv anu
No further business appearing, the Ro.ra
adjouIn ned, sine die. D'S'u
up JOHN MCGILL, Mayor,
HARRIS BARKsDALE, CitY CLERK.
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Col, JAMES You've, of New Albany, is
among the late arrivals in our city
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A NEW YORK

'Hn AZ GARDENER wants emp,ov.
nsr;an en'.wR9 mas thoroughly practical e2
Beds and tbe nicn laying out of Flower
kiPds Of Vegetables Fruit Trees s srs various
Enquire at RAUNsoN s. cIrwNSs c.o'
jan1S s0-2ts. J 9ITIS g Store.
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90 HALL, ESQ, of the Leake county
bar is visiting the Capitol.
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Miss MINNIE HARRINGTON, of Can ton, is
visiting Mrs. c. G. Compbell, in this city
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1880-01-15

A Practical gardener and florist wants
employment. See advertisement
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McALLsrRR, the Wizard, at Angeles
Hall, on the 10Th
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j, srApEKER 3 Son, State street, opposite
Sideways, continue to underscll in every line
Of Dry Goods and Clothing.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1880-01-15

Hon. w. II. II. TIsoN, Of Lee county, is
in the city,
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1880-01-15

Look Mt eur carpet exhibitors and get your
carpets all grades, at New York prices.
WHlTGNa & GRAY.