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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1880-12-30

The shipments of bulk grain from St.
Louis to foreign ports via New Orleans
from January 1st to date were Is, 1884,
900 bushels, against 6,164, 1888 bushels
for the same time last year. So much
for the ietties.
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j. f. HI. CLAIBORNE,
Is READY FOR DELIVERY.

y. E. H. CLA1BORNE Il,
Is READY FOR DELIVERY.
The History begins with the earliest settle
ment of the Territory and includes the admin
istration OF Governors Sargent, Claiborne
Williams, Holmes and Poindexter, with bio
graphical sketches OF those mentioned and OF
VIM. NJ Gwin, Jacob Thompson, Robert J.
Walker, Franklin E. Plummer, and other we'll
known names. The Indian Traditions and
History is interesting feature of the vol
ume- Graphic sketches Of early times in
Natohez and Warren County are also given
The first volume is illustrated with portraits
OF the Spanish Governors Gayoso and Minor,
Governors Claiborne, Holmes, VIM. NJ. Gwin,
Jacob Thompson and Greenwood LeFlore.
VOLUME II
viii bring the History down to the close of
the late war, and will be literally illustrated
with portraits Of Mississippians distinguished
n civil and military life. It's publication will
be commenced at an early day.
Prics, in Handsome Muslin Binding, % 90
Library Style, So 80 per Volume, which
includes postage.
Those who have subscribed through Agents
will be supplied with the work through them
Agents are wanted in every county and
parish in Louisiana, not already canvsssed.
Address,
POWER & BARKsDALE,
Dec. q, 1880. JACKSON, MISS.
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Local and Miscellaneous Items.

LAz KAHN announces that his stock of
clothing and dry goods must be closed out
by April 1st Good bargains are offered.
See his card.
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A Progressi1e Democrat.

Sedalia (Mo.) Democrat.
What if progressive Democrat? He is
one who has started post haste for the Radi-
cal camp, and who will never stop until he
gets there.
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4 BAPTIST PREACHERS Conference will
be held at the Baptist Church of this place
on Monday, January 8. 1t is expected that
several ministers viii attend. The exercises
will begin at 9 An All the services wiz
be public. The people generally. and chris
tian women especially ara invited TO attend
the exercises. At12M Elder y. B. HAM
berlin viii deliver an address on = Woman's
Work" Elder = 4. Pettigrew viii follow
on &sPsntoral Work" AZ night Elder ". z.
Tynes will speak on o-opsration Of ChHrch
and PASTOR q ID Elder J. B GanbreIl On
.Freachlne for tie Times
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CORNER Opposite Ghe Capitol In
JACKSON. MISS.


THERE YOU WILL FIND JEWELRY
Il establishment second 10 none in the South
what though a few may have more aceumuEa
ted stock on hand
ThOugh,-perhaps without exception, the
oldest Jewelry business in Mississ. ppi that
never failed or changed firm E. V. SEUTrER,
Jeweler, Opened thirty years ago in Ray
mond, and confined in Jackson, early in 1868
yet the bulk of my extensive assortments of
Gold and Silver Watches,
JeWeIry, SiIverVVare.
SPectacIes, Clocks, Etc, Etc,
is bran new viz: 1 buy only good and sale
able goods
Siekly-looking, 10 karat (l-3 gold) Watches
sold in cities to transient customers, or in
country stores i do not keep 1 have no
special rates for readers of special newspa-
pers. Butt offer right here at home guaran-
tees and cOnveniences not TO be reaped at
distance; and prices to all cash buyers as low
as at any city house, quality being the same.
By the slow but sure route Of hard work
and fair dealing with all, | have at last sue
ceeded to present for public patronage and
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LEGAL AND SPECIAL NOTICES
TO Whom ID NIaE Coneern.
- THEAsraEn- -

STATE TREAsUREn. OrrICr.
JAoK-oS, Miss, July litb. l-.0
NOTICE Sc This day given tia, the N0rrr
~ FIRE ID FtRTmEAT lHsURANrE ConrtsT.
Of Mobile, Alabama. viii wa hdr...g .. I.t.sfI
from the Stat. Treasury. SIX months FROM rr.r
date hereof WM l. HEMINGW
july IA, leoJ-bm. State Treasurer.
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R4ELRO4D TI-uE-TABAE'
BUSINESS LOCALS
Selling Out :

Selling Out
My well selected stock OF Dry Goods, Cloth
ing. Boots Shoes. must be sold by the lst OF
April. I DO no. propose 70 sell" for less than
cost" ou. 1 - III sell a. the wholesals price Of
manufacture Il is fine opportunity to
get bargains IN articles Of prime necessity
Call soon an make your selections, and you
will be convinced a. 70 the excellent quality
Of my goods, AMI the low prices st which they
are altered LAZ. KAHE.
dec3O 'sO-2m.
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LETTER LIST.

List Of Letters remaining in the POst-ofice
at Jackson, Kinds county, Miss, for the week
ending December 50. 1880.
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SEWING MAcmxEs Of all kinds at low prices
at BEUssox's.
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ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.

ONE DOLLAR A I EAR.
71HE circulation of this popular newspaper
i has increased during the past year. Ii
contains all the leading news of the EAily
Herald, and is arranged in handy depart
ments. The
FOREIGN NEWS
embraces special dispatches from all quarters
Of the globe. Under the head Of
AMERICAN NEWS
are given the Telegraphic Dispatches of the
week from all parts Of the Union. This fea-
ture alone makes
THE WEEKLY HERALD
the most valuable chronicle in the world, as it
the cheapest Every week is given faithful
report Of
POLITICAL News
embracing complete and comprehensive des-
patches from WAsHISGTOS, including full re-
ports Of the speeches of eminent politicians on
the questions OF the hour.
THE FARM DEPARTMENT
of the WEEKLY HERALD gives the latest as
we'll as the most practical suggestions and dis
ooveries relating 10 the duties Of the farmer
hints for raising CATTLE, POULFRY, GRAINS,
TREES, VEGETABLES, etc, etc, with sugges-
tions for keeping buildings and farmi ng uten-
sils in repair. This is supplemented by a we'll
edited department. widely copied, under the
head of --
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10 Wn0m N MnY rnncnrn

STATE TRFAsvReH's OFrltr
Jackson, Miss. sept ]. l--1
NOTICE is this day given tbat thc Frank
~ lin Fire Insurance Company. uI pHiIr-
delphia, Pa, will withdraw its deposit fram
the state Treasury, six months from fhe date
hereof. WI. L. HEMINGW AN
Sept.l, SQ-5m. State Trast-rrar.
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State Street .Jac 'zsOme
HAS COMPLETED HIS NEW GIN HOUSE
Ii for Ginning Cotton, with all the necessary
fixtures. He has purchased one Of
HALLS CELEBRATED GINS,
WITH CONDENSER AND FEEDER,
And has hundreds Of certificates 70 show that
this Gin tarns out more lint-pieks the seed
eleaner-and furnishes better sample than
any other now in use. His customers will he
served on reasonable terms al short notice.
FURNL EUE&6u
His Furniture Warehouse is as usual, wen
supplied with the best Imported and Home
articles.
JACKSON, July %, lbeQ-tE
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The Best

DoN'r fail to see those elegant Work Boxes
and Writing Desks at BRuRsoN's.
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The Best and Cheapest cIace to buy Trim
ings, Black and Whlte Laces, Neck-Ties, Silk
Handkerchiefs, etc, is at the Singer Machine
Office, State street, opposite Capitol. IT,
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A COMPLETE assortment of Ziegler Shoes for
Ladies, Misses and Children, can always be
found at A. VIRDEN's.
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The Best
Unlaundried Shirts in the market, at
A. VIRDEN's.
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a FINE SEWING MACHINE makes splendid
y mas present. BRUNsoN offers extra induce
ments for the holidays
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ELGIN AND WALTHAM Stem winders, Gold
ana SILVER Watches, cheaper than any where
else, at srrrrrp,s
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Anderson, R. H. s ca Holland, Dr.
Bates, John, care G. " Hogans, Frank
jackson McHugh, Jas.
| Balia, J. McNeely, II.
Barnes 6. g. johnson, Dicie Miss
Bloxion, Marget Jones A W. Rev.
Brooks Catherine Jones. Margaret care
Bridges, John A. Ross
Brumfeld Sarah JSnes Fannie Miss
Cameron, Sarah Kendale, Carrie NJ.
Cam Dbell, Frank DR.. Marble John NJ
Beeman, Nina Miss Martrinmerry, Sam
Bell G. H. Meriday. Edwin
Dixon, E. W. Reese Ed 2
Evans, Thos. &. Rice, F. O.
Fisher, E. D. Buff Geo. W.
Frederick. Radford Sales, l. c.
Garrett, Fan aie Miss Sanders,J r..
Gorsueh, Howard Sayle, &.
Cav. j. L. Sights, Louis (col.)
Glover, Margaret Smothers, Percila, care
Gooden, Elleck Ed Conch
Griffin, Albert, 2 Strattou. VIM
Green, b. j. Suttles, B.
Gray, B. E. Thomas BOny
Gray, Eliza Miss WALTON, Mary Mrs
Mess Hancock Inspira- Whitehead j. T. Capt
tor Co. Williams, Lewis,
Harris, Laura Winbush, John
Hall, n. Williams, Rachel Mrs.
MADDEN, Pat Williams B. W
Henderson, NJ. Miss Williams james
Holton, E. NJ. Mrs Wood, Geo. Judge
Persons calling for any of the above letters
will please say advertised
w. II. H. GREEN, P NJ.
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New Goods-Our motto is not to be under
sold-call and examine. You will find the
best selected stock of Dry Goods, Notions,
Clothing, Shoes Hats, Underwear, CIoaks an d
Dolmans, and almost any other article that
can be found in any establishment in the State
quite as low and lower than those who boast
so much about low prices.
GS-cLorHING SPECIALITY
f. & s. VIRDrN
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Dwelling for Rent.

nHE HOUSE AND LOT OCCUPIED nF
III i. q. Cooper, ESQ, Sc FOR Rent for nrrt
year. Possession given Jauuary lel.
dec23 e1-8W 0N0
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THY pair Of the Solar Tip Shoes. For sale
by A. VrRDEE.
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THE HOME.

THE HOME,
giving recipes for practical dishes, hints fol
making clothing and for keeping up with the
latest fashions at the lowest price Every
item of cooking OR economy suggested in this
department is practically tested by experts
before publication. Letters from our Paris
and London CORES ondents on the very latest
fashions. The Home Department Of the WEEK
Ii HERALD will save the housewife more than
one hundred times the price Of the paper. The
interests of
SKILLED LABOR
are looked after, and everything relating to
mechanics and labor saving is carefully re-
corded There is page devotedSto all the
latest phases of the business markets. Crops,
Merchandise, etc., etc. A valuable feature is
found in the specially reported prices and
conditions Of
THE PRODUCE MARKET.
SPORTING NEWS at home and abroad to
geth with a STORY every week, SERMON
by some eminent divine, LIrBRARY, MUSICAL
DRAMATIC, PERSONAL and SEA NOTES. There
IS paper in the world which contains so
much news matter every week as the WEEKLY
HERALD, which is sent, postage free for One
Dollar. You can subscribe at any time.
The ". York Herald in IN Weekly
Form One Dollar n Year.
Address,
New York Herald,
Broadway and Ann Street, New York.
dec. 80, sow.
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LARGE lot Of X mas and New Years cards
ut cost at BRUKsoS's
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BRUNsoN sells Books and Stationary al
New York prices
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STRAYED,

UROM THE UNDERSIGNED. about lO,b Of
Il October last q Mouse-colored MARE
MULE, Az hands high, Is years old branded
"O' on each jaw. liberal reward viii Pc
paid to any enc returning the Mule or infor-
mat on that will lead 10 her recovery
dec Is sow. j. n. BAILEY.
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S. LEMLY & SON
Still at the Front ]

D GENTLY RECEIVED A LARGE STOCK
IL of the choicest CAN GOODS and other
FANCY GROCERIES at bottom figures.
On hand the most complete stock Of Strictly
Pure CANDIES in the City; also, full stock
of NesO 1880 Growth of Imported
FRUITS AND NUTS.
RAISIHS, CURRANTS
CITRON, ALMONDS,
PACANS. WALNUTS, FIGS,
BRAZIL NUTS, Ere, Ere
all new and best quality for the Table and
Culinary purposes.
Try our WHISTLES, WINES, ETC. Our
Domestic CHAMPAGNE is the best selling
article in the market. Try it'll
The continued favor in which our Leading
Brands of FLOUR is held By our customers
is most pleasing to us. Try Barrel.
Our stock Of TEAS is full of the most de-
sirable grades.
Our stock is fun OF the Best goods. Try
rs and you viii not be disappointed in goods
or price. Respectfully,
TIE OLD RELIABLE GRocEHs.
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ITsHoULD BE THE BUSINESS OF EVERY
ONE HAVING COLD to treat it promptly
and properly until it is gotten rid of-in.
telligent experience fortunately presenting
curative in DR. Jayne's Expectorant, thor
oughly adapted to remove speedily ali
Coughs and colds-allay any exciting in
fiammation of the Throat or Lungs, and re
move the distressing symptoms of Asthma
or Pleurisy.
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Al lost
CLOAKS AND CLOTHING,

CALL on a. L BarssoS for Xmas Goods.
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Meridian homestead

We have not had time to give it more than a
haSty examination, but from that we are great
ly pleased not only with the work itself but
the elegant and handsomest manner in which
it has been printed and bound b. Messrs Pow
er Barksdale. The style Of finish is quite
equal to that of the best Northern publ shinQ
houses, and it will be highly gratifying to
every Mississippian to know that so hand
some volume was printed and published in
the State.
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Buy
The Emerson Cater, from
A. VIRDEN
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eve bear cheerful testimony to the value
We made special drive, on Carpets through
its columns, this fall, and have never sold
SO many in a season." This is q remark
kindly made yesterday by Mr.. Saunders,
of the house of Robinson, Stevens & Co.
And yet there are people who don't appre-
ciate the Importance of judicious and
timely use of printers ink.
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A LARGE lot of New Sheet Music at
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Persons calling for any of the above letter.
will please say advertised
With. GREEN. P. NJ.
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Price Four Gents.

the New York papers. 4 Frenchman also expired during the same voyage, but his case
 was attended to in three lines CHicago ISi-
 6ataae.
 "A bighted Efe,' is the title of the latest
 English society novel, but the name of the
 lady who failed to get the sealskin sacque is
 not given.
 Don't swear when you step on the icy side-
 walk. Think of little prayer instead
 Now l lame me, for instance.-Boston
 Commercial Bulletin. At a wedding, according to a London pa- per, ''the bride walked on the arm of her father.'' We fancy the bridegroom must have been alarmed to see such acrobatic ex. ereise.
 Would you like to look through the big telescope?" asked one girl of another. To I which the latter replied: 'sNo, I'd great deal rather look through a keyhole. "-Har- | card Lan.poon.
 Betsy Bobbitt, when she was elected 6 member of the Shakespeare club made a sensation. The part of Juliet being allotted
 to her, she got along very well until she ! came to the balcony scene, when she paused moment thoughtfully before the words. Hist /! Romeo, hist." and then, to the con- sternation of the audience, pronounced the ei'' broad shouting, ''Histe !'' Romeo l! Histe !''
 The Brazen Earl Consolidated Mining com
 pany of Vile du Sucker, with it's twenty consolidated true Assure veins and capital of $5, 900, ,000 is making splendid, glorious,
 magnificent offer to the impecunious citizens of the United States. Just think of it. men and brethren! Children are crying to be let into this giant bonanza, asking, crying, beg ging for shares at fifty dollars apiece, and
 yet the Brazen Earl Consolidated refuses to
 part with them except in the way of charity, merely taking fifty cents per share, not as
 payment-oh, no-but simply as a guarantee
 of good faith. Hurrah for the Brazen Earl -Bostoaa Transcript
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law does not meet with great favor in Detroit

law does not meet with great favor in Detroit,
 and g protest is being circulated in that city to be forwarded to Congress At recent meeting of the Merchants and Manufacturers Exchange there, MT. Charles Root, connected with leading firm in Detroit, showed what the experience in his own business had been. In 1860, '61 and 5'62 their losses were only one-fourth of per cent. of their sales in 1863, '64 and 65 they were three-eighths of per cent. in 1866, 67 and '6s, including two years under the bankrupt law, they were 23 per cent. in 1869, TO and I'll 2s per cent. j; in 1872, '73 and "A, 34 per cent. in 1875, '76 and TT, 25 per cent in 1878, '79 and 80, less than one-half of one per cent ''Now," he said, T attribute these losses during the years they were the heaviest not so much to the bad times as to the bankrupt law. The bankrupt law was simply passed, at first, to relieve class of people who had been unfor- tunate- They were relieved and got on their feet again. But people became familiar with the bankrupt law, took advantage of it, went through bankruptcy and came out richer than before.' There is, unfortunately, too much truth in this statement. But the idea now is to have bankrupt law that will not place a premium on dishonesty
 The Burnside educational bill, which has passed the Senate, is substantially the same that has been urged by Senator Hoar ever since he entered Congress and once before carried through the House It provides that the net proceeds of the sales of public lands and of patents shall be forever set apart for the education of the people This money is to be apportioned yearly by the Secretary of the Treasury to the several States and Ter ritories on the basis of the school popu- lation These amounts will be credited on the books of the Treasury as an edu- cational fund and the interest at the rate of four per cent will be paid to the years the apportionment will be made according to the numbers of persons from ten years old upwards, who cannot read and write, with the provision that one-third shall go to the endowment of the agricultural col leges established under the act of 1862 until after which the whole income may be applied to the instruction of children from six to sixteen years of age. For the first year one half, and afterwards ten per cent, may be ap- piled to the maintenance of schools for the training of teachers. If any State mlsap- plies the fund payment will be withheld un- til the amount misapplied is replaced. It is not thought probable that the bill will pass the House this session.
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VIM. H. BRADLEY & co.
EVERYBODY

EVERYBODY Knows that Books make the best presents, and most everyone knows that there is always an ele- gant variety at Coan's Bookstore. There may be some, hoyvever,Vvho do not know that Coan has moved, and this ssad.'' is written to notify all that c. R. c. is now located at - 257ChapeI st. ,On the north side, half way bet. State and Orange streets. All fn want of pretty and appro- priate articles for HOIf- day Presents are invited to take a look at the im- mense stock of Books of all kinds, fine Stationery, Fancy Articles, Desks, AI- buns, FoIiOs, Pc c ket- books, Diaries, Juvenile Books, Blocks, Games, Toys, Notions, Christmas and New Year Cards now on exhibition at this pop ular store. As there are but eleven more business days before Christmas 1t is fair to presume that COan will be busy, and he therefore suggests, ssCOme EarIy."
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TO fhe Holders of the

HNLELLSI laS5lsIUA15E BUNDS oI the boston ana
 The holders of the First Mortgage Bonds of the Boston and New York Air Line Railroad Company are pressed the face of said bonds hereby Hotes ths holders thereof that they will redeem the said bone upon presentation at the office of the Treasurer of said Company, number I2 Wall street. in the city of New York on or before the first day of February, Issl by ayin to the holders thereof respectively the fu1 amount of the principal sum which would be payable npon each Of said bonds at its maturity, to coupons annexed thereto, according totheir tenor. and also an additional premium of i've per centuI the princiTaf sum due upon each Of said bonds,
 Attest, T. L. EATS0Ny Secretary
 Ra oan4raoaw2m B B N. T. A. IAsR R. Co.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-12-20

The Boston Aduertsses, a paper that de- serves it's great popularity and influence, an- nounces that on the first of May next it will be printed in quarto form, from stereotype plates. cast from new type, with new presses and machinery adapted to its increasing busi- ness. The paper will come from the press folded, edges cut, back pasted, in all respects more convenient for both read CTS and advertisers than in the present form.
 A trial of interest to those who drink Ger man wines has just ended at Freibnrg in Baden. The firm of Darlacher Brothers, in Kippenheim, were charged with adultera- ting or fabricating wine on large scale. In five months the firm, it was proved, bought sufficient spirits of wine for the manufacture of 653. GOO gallons of their wine, and enough tartaric acid for the fabrication of 494, ,00o gallons. The court sentenced each of the prisoners to five months imprisonment and to pay fine of S250.
 The movement for a national bankrupt
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WARMED OVER.

Meet me at the grate, loye,n is simply a warmed over version of Meet me at the gate, love-, to suit the season.
 Balloonists say that when at the height of two miles they have heard women calling over the back fence to borrow fat-irons and starch.
 One of Jim Keene's horses died during the passage from England to this country, and received half column obituary notice in
Morning journal and courier., 1880-12-20
reported

The experimental manufacture of cotton goods in the region where the raw staple is produced has so far proved so successful that new mills are about to be built at Yieksburg, Miss, in order to keep pace with the devel- opment of the trade This is encouraging.
 The more cotton mills in the South the less bad politics
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On the Green.

FRAGRANT AND FRAGRANT ABUSES OF USES. Horse, swine and privy send greeting to our nose A perfumed dividend They call 1t, we suppose. Come citizens, s'take stock,u Don't say we won't-don't swear, But take it by the block
 Just as they put 1t there. Breath quick and take it in, Choice stock is in the air To breathe is not to sin, The sin is when you swear. We all may take it fin And have the right to grin When crossing on the Green.
 CITIZEN
Morning journal and courier., 1880-12-20

A most remarkable murderer was hung Saturday at Jackson, Tennessee. He was a young negro who killed the husband of the woman he thought he loved, and yet he was not entirely sure of home in glory, and he declared on the scaffold that his life had been cut short by his own act and that no one was to blame for his position.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-12-20

SaiIboat for Sale. EN1GHTEEN feet long, eight feet beam, aak-xigged, Ex newly painted. all in sailing order price 8ek ia1ElsEs st sooaehAss AVE.
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No. 400 State Street, Courier Building
 JOHN B. cARRrNGToN. EDWARD T. cARRneToN. JOHN B. cARR1saros, JR