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PROCLAMATION.
$500 90 REV


WHEREAS, 1t appears by information re-
w ceived by me, that the following named
Penltentiary Convicts have made their escape
from the places, and at the dates mentioned
ana are still at large, to-Witt Jack Young
June l4th, 1880, and Thomas Hodges, July 18th,
1880, from Thomas Graves, Tchula Holmes
county Bolton Murphy, June 23d, 1880, from
Stella Plantation, Washington county; Henry
Smith, July 3lst, 1880, from joe Townsend,
| Coahoma county Isaac Gardner, August ! th
$50, and Phil. Cox July 9th, 1880 from j s.
Hamilton Co.; Joe. Brown, August 10Th,
1880, from Random Shot Plantation, Holmes
county; Alonzo Sanders, and Charles Adams,
Sept. 9th 1880, (place not giveu); Ike Thorn
as, July lst, 1880, from j. l., Hebron, Wash
ington county; Henry Christopher. and James
Stanton, July 18th, 1880, from L. & II. n. War
field, Tchula, Holmes county; Thomas Wal
lace, July 23d, 1880 from Gravel Pit, Lincoln
county; Abe. Howard, August 23d $780, and
Matt Thompson, same date, from NJ. L. Clarke
yr., Bolivar county, AMI Eli Dawson, August
18th, 1880 from Pollock 4 Myers Bolivar
county
Now, therefore, l, j. NJ STONE, Governor
of Mississippi, do offer the above reward, for
the arrest and confinement in Jail of the said
convicts; or $50 90 each, for one or more of
them said reward to be paid by j. S. HamiI-
ton Co, Lessees of the Penite- tiary. And
! do moreover require AL officers of this State
to be diligent in their efforts to arrest said
fugitive convicts.
Given under my hand and the Great Seal
r. Il of the State affixed, at Jack son, this
- 10th day Of October, A. D. 1880.
j. NJ. STONE.
BY the Governor:
HENRY G. MYERS, Secretary of State
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l. Jack Young: Age, 10, height, q foet, 5
inches complexion, hair auI eyes, black
2 Bolton Murphy Age, 81; height, feet
= inch complexion, hair and eyes, black 2
ufarks on back scar on left thigh.
3. Henry Smith: Age, n; height q feet, Il
inches; complexion, hair and eyes, black
scar on first joint Of left fourth finger
4. Isaac Gardner Age 35i height feet, 5 y
inches complexion, hair and eyes, black
small scars on back of both hands scar, from
cUpping on right shout Ter.
3. Joe. Brown: Age, 81 height 5 feet "a
inches; complexion, dark mulatto hair and
eyes black; scar In corner of right eye scars
over body in numerous places; left leg frae-
tured; badly ruptured.
g. Alonzo Sandcr- Age "A years height
5 feet, iu5hes complexion, hair and eyes
slaek; one upper front tooth out; scar from
cut, on left arm wart on back of left hand.
Z. Charles Adams Age, Is; height feet
4 inches; complexion white. hair and eyes
black small mole an right side OF cheek
small scar from vaccination on right arm.
& Phil. Cox: ge, %, height feet 81
inches complexion, hair and eyes, black i'm
pediment in speech large scar on left arm
scar from wound, on left shoulder bald on
top Of head.
9. Ike Thomas Age, 80 height, feet, ca
inches; complexion, dark copper hair, and
eyes, black smell scar over left eye scar on
left upper cheek scar on hack; scars on
fight side; erippledin left foot.
~ ApDMds hoaEess age, ~; height feet
~ inches complexion, hair and eyes, black ;
scar on right arm, above wrist; scar on hip
scar on left shoulder; scar on back pant OF
head.
IL. Henry Christopher Age. q Aoight, 5
feet 10 inches complexion. haiF and eyes,
black; scar on left aria scar from burn, in
pit of right ara.
IL. James Stanton Age, 40; height, 5 feet
inches complexion, hair and eyes black
scar on right bullock; left fore finger. st,f
from shot; slightly bald
10. Thomas Wallace Age u; height, 5 feet
81 inches complexion, black, (griff,) hail
aad yves, black small scar in right eye brow;
small scar in left eye brow; two ~ small
scars on left bullock.
IA. Abe Howard: Age As height, . feei "a
inches; complexion, hair and eJes black; =
sears over, and one UGdes left eye; upper
teeth bad stars on upper part of back F.;
gcari4ed IN breast; shutters very badly.
Is. Matt Thompson: Age 36; height feet
inches: complexion, dark brown hair aud
eyes black large scars across back. aRd
scars on left arm.
l6. Eli Dawson Age %; height, ) feet 81
inches aemptexion. white; hair, brown
eyes, blown.
OCT. 20, S0-3w.
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UTICA, Oct. IS, 1880.
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DESCRIPTION

BY the Governor:
HENRY q. MYERS, Secretary of State
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Solar Tip Shoes
Are the best made Sold only at
=. ROBINSON, STEVENS & Co.

THE insertion of Prof Hampeps card
brings to mind an incident connected with
his leadership of the brass band of the First
Mississippi Artillery during the seige OF
Vicksburg. His band was the first to play
at the breastworks, at night, after the in
vestment of the city. The enemy were
within thirty yards of the breastw orks. 1t
was necessary to light candles, in order to
see the notes, and this exposed the bodies
Of the musicians to the sharpshooters in
front After a consultation as to what piece
should be played, the Professor announced,
''Well, boys, we'll give 'em Home, Sweet
Home" and this was followed by ''The
Girl Left Behind Me-" The Fourth Iowa
regiment gave the band hearty cheer, and
called for Yankee Doodle; but Capt. S. of
the 10th Mississippi replied for the Profess
sor, Yankee Doodle notes don't circulate
in Vieksburg"
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The Schools.

Rev. J. l.. Cooper, President Spring Hill
Institute, writes: eve had fine opening,
and have unusually fine prospects for good
school"
A student at the University writes<
"There are now about three hundred stu
dents in attendance"
DIR. L. r. Gwaltney, President Judson
Institute, Marion, Ala, i'll business letter to
THE CLARION, bears this testimony to the
young ladies from Mississippi at his institu-
ton 81 am proud of my Mississippi girls.
There are not many of them, but they are
all smart and studous and excellent every
way We have GOOD school this session"
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To AFFORD IMMEDIATE relief in asthma,
try DIR. Jayne's Expectorant which acts
promptly by overcoming the spasmodic con-
traction of the wind-tubes, and by causing
the election of the mucus which clogs them.
ness, this medicine is equally beneficial +;
while for all Pulmonary and Bronchial Dis
orders ir is both palliative and a curative,
and sure and prompt remedy for all stub
born Coughs and Colds.
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The National Board of Health.

WASHINGTON, October 81 The national
board of health has submitted its annual re,
pert to the Secretary of the Treasury for
transmission to Congress. The expenses of
the board to September 1st were 1926, $50, of
which S210, LIZ were expended by the board,
and $ll5,653 by the Southern States.
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THERE seeming to be some uneasiness on
the subject Of the sickness of the little daugh-
ter of J. W. Jenkins, Esq, it having been
reported that she has scarlet fever, | hereby
certify that have been attending her in heI
present sickness, and thai she has not scarlet
fever any symptoms thereof
G. K HARRINGTON, NJ. D.
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4 Word to the Afflicted.

The most miserable human being in the
world is that person suffering with shaking
chill or burning fever. The joys of life are
hut misery to his mind and he longs for a
balm to restore him to health Fhe cure is at
hand for every sufferer. The greatest of all
medicines. CUBAN CHILL ToNIc the Great
West Indies Fever and Ague Remedy, cures
Chills and Fever, Billousness and Liver Com
plant every time. 1t bots out disease, car
rieS off malarial poison, and restores the suf-
ferer to HEALTH Strength and Happiness
Try CUBAN CAILL ToNIC the Great West In
dies Fever and Ague Remedy, if you suffer
with Chills and Fever, and be cured. Take no
other medicine. CUBAN CHILL Tonic will cure
you and give your Health. Get a bottle from
your druggist Go to r. X. Ledbetter and get
BIO tie and try il.
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SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.
BY c. c. CAMPBELL.
Ma 0~-ozrp * ISS1

MosDAT. OcToBER .. 1850.
Tie following cases we're affirmed:
$685. Nancy Hunt, ex't'x v. Wiley H. Potter,
admr.
3473. joan n Evans v Forstsll & Jumonville.
3i75- in P Stovall v SalIie j. COnHor-
34S4. 4. W Maxey Y. E. Z W hise, ct al.
1886. j. NJ Jayne, Jr. V. g. A. Cox. e al
1915. R L. Dunn, ct al. exrs. y E. H. Kelly
Motion 10 correct judgment sustained
3377 James Holbrook Robinson StSyens-
Re-aFgument denied.
340e. D. y. CIa K, ct al v Clark Co
Re-argument denied. but new decree
entered.
3445- James Johnson V. Margaret johnson.
Re-argument denied.
$40. W B. Mann v :. A. Lowry. ex'tr'x.
Reversed and judgment here.
34t4. Gansev Nicholson. V. E karpe, Trustee
Afirmed-if part of Judgment IS re-
mitted.
3474 W f. Enos, ct. al v John II. Evans
Dismissed. because of void appeal.
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Ex-Governor A. G. Brown.

TERRY, Miss, Oct. %, 1880.
EDITORS CLARION: Please announce
that Judge J. 4. George will deliver an adj
dress on the life and character of Ex-Gov-
ernor a. G.. Brown, at the State Capitol, on
Wednesday night, 18th November.
Very truly,
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Fortunes for Smokers.

TNWENTY-FOUR FIRST-CLASS. UNADUL-
A terated CIGARS sent free by mail lur one
Dollar. Tie SUPERIOR QUALITY uf these CT
CARS - unsurpassed. As nu ihdUcemCut 60
extend their Introduction. we give "a premium
Of chance in the LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY
to one purchaser in every twenty. M viii
pay TO investigate the merits of these Cigars.
for "he is we'll paid who * well satisfied TT
Address r. L. PEAVY
II Chestnut St., Portland, Maine.
oct 20 sow
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NEw Crop Molasses and Sugars, at
ROBINSON, STEVENS s Co


As may be seen every day By the most casual
observer of humanity, on our streets and high
ways; some walking briskly, talking gaiiY
aud laughing heartily, the living imPersona-
lions Of good health; whilst others appear
languid. tired, disturbed, cross and unkind.
He naturally reverts to the cause Of sueh 3
difference, end finds that the latter suffer from
some lesion Of the liver, kidneys or spleen. or
from some Gf the other Internal yiscera, pro-
ducing an indihereAee IS to what becomes Of
them; whilst the former bloom in health, and
have . smile for LIES troubles BY judiciohsly
using the HoME STOMACH BErTERs, For sale
BY Byron Lemly. Jackson Miss.
Buy only
The celabrassa SOLAR TIP SHOE for your
children s.
H. RQplnsoa4 sznrrNa n e..
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genuine Kid Glove in all shades and
Black, made especially for and every pair
bearing our own name endorsement of
their merit and sold as a leader at 81 %
ROBINSON. STEVENS & Co. :
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CITY MEAT MARKET.

OcoTT & ALBRIGHT DESIRE TO KEEP THE
y eating public informed that they continue
to keep their Market open all hours of the
day, for the sale of all kinds of FRESH
MEAT AND SAUSAGES. They have had a
lifelong experience in the business, and will
do their utmost in securing the best meat. and
serving them in the best style. E@ MARKE-
IN Stone BUILDING, nearly opposite Cry
HALL,
ocf40 'S1-ly
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ROBINSON, STEVENS & Co. have just received
20 frkins- "Stratton's Gold Dust Butter
None better. Try it.
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ON account Of their saving even when gbiect
ed t. en- account Of their looks. The 4. 8. z
IA, > Black Tip will wear Is Iona. and at tie
same sinss adds IL tie hsaat n The sbaes
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A Greenbaek Gun(n.l

Carroll Conservative
J. B. Gum, Esq, the self announced and
self nominated Greenback candidate fol
Congress in this District, paid his respects
to our town on last Monday, and RECALLED a
few, yes, Gerry fer Of our citizens for two oil
three hours, on the beautieaand success Of
Greenbackism
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The Deer Creek Advance wan : 4 prin.
ter, to whom wages viii be paid, or an inter
est in paper, if preferred. Address Chas VI.
Murphy, Rolling Fork, ISharkey county,
Mississippi.
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Notice TO contractors.

CtEALED PROPOSALS FOR THE BUILD
- inc 81 a COuRr HOUSE,, in the town Of
stark TiIIe, for the County Of Ok1bbeha, &C.
cordinQ 20 plans and specifications nov On ME
in nv Office, will be received nntil Y elocE
n Monday Deem Der 6th, 1850
By order Of the Board Of SUPERVISOR.
G. Il. GAY,
Gel. 20 i8O-Aw. Chancery Clerk.
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THE spacious store rooms of s. Lemly &
Son are just now full of the choicest goods
in their extended line of family supplies.
Their establishment would be credit to
any city. They make several announce
ments to-day to which the particular atten-
ton Of housekeepers is called.
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A Tragedy in Two Acts.
DOn,tForget-

That the fine days are now enjoying are
sp endid for PHOTOGRAPHING as well "a
cotton picking. Cold. rainy, disagreeable
weather will come So please do not procrasti
nate-SEUTrER-THE-P PHOTOGRAPHER. 27.3t
HAMBURG and Swiss Embroidery; Torchon
and Lanquedoc Lace. At A VIRDESs
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CHANCERY NOTICE,

IHE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI Chancery Court,
LIST Dist, Sep
Kinds County. term, 1880.
Estate of
HENRY E. STEER. Deceased.
VNHE TINE FOR PRESENTING CLAIMS
herein having elapsed, and the Clerk of
this Court having made out "A statement of all
the claims registered, specifying each claim
and the amount thereof; 1t is now hereby or
CLARION, newspaper published in this State
for three successive weeks, that at the next
Terms Of this Court the claims against said
estate will be taken up for confirmation and
allowance, and that all creditors are request
ed to attend
Ordered, adjudged and deoreed, this 18th
day of September, 1880.
Z. G. PEYTON, Chancellor.
A true copy from the minutes
W. I. RATLIFF, Clerk
BY A. G. MOORE, d. c.
jackson, Oct 10, ISSO-4w.
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Opened to-day

Opened to-day
Another case of WOOL MONIES which are
the best goods and the best DRIVE" to be
found in any market. The line comprises all
the new shades, and as an evidence of their
value, we were forced to order new case to
meet the demand, An inspection will verify
this assertion. ROBINSON. STEVENS s. Co.
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FULL line of Gents and Boys Clothing, Gent.
furnishing goods. The best UnlaundrieC
Shirt in the city for one dollar.
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ending October y, 1880
Beal, Richard II. Mitchell, Miss Emma
Buck. Geb. Monroe. J. c..
Calbert, Jim Mount g. w. NJ.
Cox, J. z. Murrell, L.
Coleman, Willie; careJinkins. Miss Galley
Lewis Harris 2. Primuo; c1re Man
Conner H. c. SON Walker
Crawforde: care JudeRushin Jas
Car SibIev Geo feol
Eihs. Mss Laura Smith Montgomery
Fo0rley Mrs Smith. Mack
Chas- stone; care SellsStroude, Savannah X.
Show Miss
Nm. West; care B. P,TaylOr, Columbia Mrs.
W. Minstrels TAYLOR VIM R.
Chas. Tremalnes careTold, Mary Miss
Mabel Morton Com Watts s. c. Miss
Johnson; care F. HNalden. J. l.
Smith Webster Mary Miss
James, Mrs. NJ H. white. d. Of
Johnson. Iaylo Williams. Jessie
Lesser, ]. n. L. Wilson. Willie
Sawbrook Winfield. Chas. tcol.l
Wright. II. w. Mrs.
Persons calling for any Of the aboTe letters
will please say -advertisedv
VII H. GREEN, P. nj.
sHrP sTuFr, Bran. Oats, Pearl arifs. Il
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
r. NJ. HoRsoN.

n. Nj. HoBSoN,
REBFcCA EDWARDS
DURSU ANT To THE PROVISIONS OF
the Decree of the Supreme Court Of Mis-
sissippi, rendered on the 10Th day of Novem
Der, A. D., 1879, in certain cause therein
pending, wherein Lee II McGehee, Admins
tratrix of X. NJ Hobson, deceased is Appel
liant, and Rebecca NJ. Edwards is Appellee
the undersigned Commissioner will, on
Monday, the 29th day of November, A. D., 1880
in front of the City Hall, in the city of Jack
son, within legal hours, proceed to sell for
cash, to the highest bidder at publ, auct on
the following property, ito wit: The North
west quarter of the northeast quarter and
southeast quarter of the northeast quarter of
section one, township five, range one, west, in
Kinds county, Mississippi, except the ten
acres conveyed by Mrs r. NJ Edwards 10
Fred. Robb, and the dwelling house aud ap-
purteuances on the said land. Said sale is
made for the purpose of satisfying the Decree
made in favor of complainants, and costs Of
suit
The Commissioner will only convey such
title as he is authorized to convey under said
Decree, but the title is believed to be perfect.
A. G. MOORE, Commissioner.
jackson, Oct 10, SOW.
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relish, in 20 cent jars.
Plain and Mixed Pickles il 2 gallons self
preserving buckets Home made. no eopperas,
At RoBINsoS, STEVENS d Co.
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A. VIRDEN still has exclusive control of the
celebrated Ziegler make of shoes. Every pair
is sold under full guarantee.
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Basket Dinner and Speaking at Utica,
Saturday, Oct. 30, 1850.
Maj. E. BarksdaIe Will Address the
People.

The following speakers have been invited
to be present: Gen. Robert Lowry, Hon
@. E. Hooker, Maj. G. W. Harper, S NJ
Shelton. c. d. Gillespie, Hon. I. A. Nc
Willie and R. V Booth.
All are invited to attend and bring we'll
filled baskets. G. w. MIMMs, JR.
Secretary.
UTICA. Oct. IS. 1880
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Port Gibson Reyielle.
Hon. John Nice Martin returned from
Fayette on Thursday. He brings cheering
news for Hancock and the Gamecock.
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ChiIdrens' ShOes---

We are now selling the best Shoe yet for
Children, being Philadelphia male, with the
outside insole and slipsole of solid oak-tanned
leather and with the celebrated SOLAR TIP,
sold only at ROBINSON, STEVENS Co.
oct27-2t.
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NEW CROP Layer Raisins, Citron, Currants,
Buck wheat, arriving at
ROBINSON STEVENS AZ Co

ANOTHER large business house, in New
Orleans, inserts its card in our columns
If you want anything in the way of hard
ware, betting, saws, mowers, charter oak
stoves, barbed wire, write to Rice, Born &
Co, SO and 81 Camp street, and 597 Maya
zine street. Send for their illustrated
pamphlet.
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PARKERs Santonine Worm Lozenges are
the best of all Worm Medicines, Thousands of
mothers, al over he land, give their children
PARKER's SantOnine Worm LOzenges Tr
them, at r. r. Ledbetters, Jackson, Miss.
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Peachwood Nurseries.
REVISED CODE. lSSO-y8TICE.

OrFICs SEcEETtEY oF STATE,
JAcKsoS Miss, Oct. ~ 1850
All orders TO- the Revised Code nf 1880.
should he addressed TO tie undersigned
They viii be filcd o. dag received. The price
Of Code, fxed by law, is 500, When % he
sent By mai, add iS cents tor postage. Unlesa
hostage Is enclosed. the Code will 30 sent By
express TO nearest railroad stalion--
HENRS G. MYERS.
--oet2u-tf Secretary Of States
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TO ADVERTISERS.
GEO. p. ROWELL 4 CO.'S
SELECT LIST Or LOCAL NEWSPAPER

SELECT LIST Or LOCAL NEWSPAPERS.
an ddrertser ,cho spSHis upwarYy or $4,000 "a
year, and eho Urestfd less Hau $3.50 ot w. tIl.
List 'crites: Your Select local Li.f pgi5 w.
better last year THIN AN THE 6TUEF
I'D VERTISING / DTD"
IT Is NOT A COOPERATIVE LIST.
1T rs NOT A CHEAP LIST
IT Is AN HONEST LIST.
The catalogue states exactly what the paperz
are. When the name OF "a pnuer is printed Ina
FULL FACE TYPE it, is ia every instance
tho BEST. When printed iu CAPITALS itfs.
the ONLY paper in the place. The list gives
the population Of every town and the cireuIa-
ton Of every paper.
The rates charged for Advertising nrc bare.
ly one-nhh the publishers schedule Tic
price for single States ranges from - t1 $50
The price for one inch one month iu the entire
list 500. The regular rates of the papers for
the same space and time are 50 $50 ia Tine
list includes 30 newspapers of which lST arc
issued DAILY and 7Gj WEEKLY. They are
located in 7SS different cities and towns 81
which ~ are State Capitals, 1868 places Of over
5000 population, and lG1 County Seuts For
copy of List and other Information address
GEO. T. KOWELL e. co.,,
10 ,pruce ST.. New York
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Just Received BY A. Yirden-

800 pieces new fall Prints, in latest designs.
Full line of Cotton and Wooden Flannels
Imported Cashmeres-from SOC. to 81.
Line Of Dress Goods, from Zoe. to SOC. pr. yd.
Prettest line of Ladies' Silk Handkerchief
in tn, city.
Beautiful line of Ladies' Neck Wear.
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eOLuABps, Ga, Feb. c, 1878.

DIR. c. J. Moffett;
DEAR RocroR-We can commend your
reethina tTeethiug Powdersl as the most sat
isfactOry prescription we ever used for the
toose bowels Of eruptions of our children
They haze saped many dollars In doctors bills
Yours truly.
b T. HATCHER,
(of firm Of McGehee s Hatcher, Warehouse and
Commission Merchantsl.
For sale by BrRoN LEMLY, Jackson, Mss
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r. w. Belt & Co.'S

Anil and other SOAPS, same as used by
Excelsior Laundries,' New York, at
ROBINSON, STEVENS & Co. Sole Agen.s.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

XMASFoEF 5araad free seH Th address s.
School street, Boston, Mass.
oet6 At
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a ~ ~ ~ A YEAR and expenses ~ arrrIr
S Outfit Free. Addre 0 vac.
cry, Augusta. Maine.
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1T Is NOT A COOPERATIVE LIST.
1T rs NOT A CHEAP LIST
III is AN HONEST LIST

DO ADVERTISERS Send TO cts. for our 100
Il page pamphlet, all about Newspaper ADJ
yertisiug. Address GEO. =, ROWELL 81 CO..
10 Spruce ST, n. Y.
oct. Ii sod
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New Orleans Cotton Market.
-$~~
MARRIED.

MARRIED.
FA1RLy-LANGLEY-Oc Is, at Institute for
Blind, by Rev. Wm. Browne, DIR. P Fairly, of
Brandon, Miss. and Miss Leila E., daughter
of DR.. W. S. Langley, superintendent of the
Institution. No cards
GRAvEs-FEARN-In this city on Thursday
Oct. Dist, by Rev. DR.. Watkins, NJ. Thomas
Graves, of Nashville, Tenn, and Miss Helen
Fearn, of Jackson.
Buy the Old Hickory Wagon from
A VIRDENs
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1880-10-27
Tnr a pair Of the ziegier Shoes. At

TRY pair of the Ziegler Shoes. At
A. VIRDEN.
Seutter
JUsT brought from New York: Fine Watches,
Ladies' Sets, Rings, Loekets. Bracelets,
Chains, etc, etc, in superabundance; select
ed with care at the very best factories. Also, a
choice lot of solid, pure Silver Teaspoons.
A load of best Clocks and fine Meriden
Silver Ware the way
bought cheap and will sell cheapl
Oct. 8 S0-3t SEUTrER.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1880-10-27
For Sale or Rent.

MY RESIDENCE IN JACKSON, on Presi-
III dent Street, one square from the Capitol.
House comfortable and.Foomy, with all neces-
sary outhouses and conveniences, and in good
repair. If not sold-hy first of January next
will be rented to good tenant.
For terms, ETC., apply to Coz. j. D. STKW-
ART.
oet2O, soft. GUS. ASHER,