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For Superintendent of the Penitentlary

WEare authorized 10 announce the name Of
w Capt r. W. SHlPP, Of Yazoo county. az
4 candidate for Superintendent of the Peni-
tertiary.
W CATCHINGs, Of Kinds. as a candidate
for superintendent Of the Penitentiary.
WE are authorized to announces u. T.
W LIGON, Of Hinds, rs n candidate for
Superintendent Of the Penitentiary,
WEare authorized 10 announce GEN. WRIT
w ADAMS, Of Pike county, as candidate
for Superintendent Of the Peniteniary.
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The election of officers of the Fire
Department being held tonight, it has been
deemed advisable to postpone the business
meeting of the Social Club until next week
Notice will be given of time and place.
III. V. WALL. Sec'v
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Extra Papers-Notice to Members.

Members wishing extra copies Of TIE DAILY
CLARION will please send their orders 10 our
counting room by O'Clock the night pre-
vious Orders for extra copies.of the Weekly,
which is printed on Wednesday, must be sen,
10 our Office on the Monday morning previous,
when the outside pages 90 press. We will
furnish either edition, by the dozen or hun
dred, Al reduced rates.
Orders can be sent by the pages Of either
House Payments for extra papers, or for
subscriptions can be made when order ia
given, or At any time during, or q: close Of
session, Os the members may prefer. IT,
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WE are grati6ed to state that Senator
Lamar's condition has continued to inn.
prove and that he will be restored to his
usual good health in a few days.
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SENATOR FITZGERALD was detained
yesterday and the day before from his seat
in the Senate, by illness. lie will be able
to resume his labors in day or two.
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A PARTY of fifty colored people passed
through this city yesterday on their way
to Kansas, from one of the East Mississippi
counties.
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UPWARDS of three hundred dollars was
realized by the Daughters of st. Andrew at
their festival Wednesday night.
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The Rev. VIM. X Douglas, d. d., Dry
Grove, Miss, has been appointed agent for
the University of the South.
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Appletons' Journal:
A MONTHLY MAGAZINE OF GENERAL
LITERATURE.
The BRIGHTEST, MOST READABLE, AND CHEAp.
Esr, or rnE HIGH.cLAss MAGAZINES

ihE proprietors of ArrLEroN's Journal
will henoeforth devote il exclusively ~ I;,o,.
ature of high order of excellence. bv wr;ters
of acknowledged standing.
us the growing habit Offhe leading minds
IN alt countries TO contribute their hest intel.
lectual work 20 the magazines and reviews
and IN order that APrIEroNs .suRNAL NAV
adequately reflect the intellectual activity
OF the time thus expressed, it will admit TO its
pages selection OF the more noteworthy crit
loal speculative, and progressive papers that
come from the pens Of these writers,
Fiction will still oocupya place in the JorR-
NAL and descriptive papers will appear: but
large place will be given to articles bearing
upon literary and art topics, to discussions Of
social and political progress, to papers adj.
dressed distinctly to the intellectual tastes of
me public, or devoted TO subjects in which the
public welfare or public culture is concerned.
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GEN. FITZGERALD, and Messrs. Hardy
and Chas. Lehman, Of Vicksburg, were in
the city yesterday.
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II LIKE TO TRADF.n

I LEMLf'S because / can ve, no0r,u
"A everything want there and The onaI;,y
oil their goots is generally all right. '''
Sn''' oV-lm. s. LEMLY & son.
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WANTED.

IN EXPERIENCED MALE TEACHER.
n qualified to teach Latin and Greek and ,bn
higher branches of Mathematics to take cbarge
OLA Mixed School at WEST STATION. HOLMES
county, Mississippi. Good references re-
qulred. For particulars address BoARp TRrs-
TEES, WEST STATION, HOLMES Co, MISS,
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7. w. CAMPBELL, ESQ, of the Vcksburg
Commercial, put in his appearance last even
ing.
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j. srADEKER & Son, State street, opposite
Sideways, continue to undersel in every line
of Dry Goods and Clothing.
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JOHN M. SMYLIE,
REAL ESTATE AGENT.

DERSONS WISHING TO SELL, RENT.
l. or PURCHASE REAL Estate will find il
to their interest to call or correspond VITA us
in reference to same
l will give special attention to business be-
fore the United States Land Office; Home
stead Entries; Final Homestead Proofs; pur-
chase or locate with Cash. Scrip, or War
rants. Any and all kinds of Land Business
Solicited.
Will furnish Maps, Field Notes, etc. Ger
tined copies from the originals for less they
can be had elsewhere.
P Q. Box 1872, JACKSON, MISS.
dec3l. '80-ly.
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MEMBERS Of the Legislature will find ut
ROBINSON, srEvEss Il Co.'S the Celebrated
Keep Shirt, Of which they have the exclusive
sale in this city.
This shirt in quality, fit aud work, Is guar
anteed TO be unsurpassed, and are sold on
leader for their stock, ats 10.
The same shirt retais in New York city Mt
81 30 each.
A good collar button given with every half
dozen. nd
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j, srADEEER & Son, opposite Sideways,
Have the most complete line of Gents Furnish
ing Goods
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Day Goods and notious--J. SrApFKER &
Son, State street, opposite Sideways.
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Sudden Death,

wednesday morning, tramp, giving his
name as Fred. Cass, came into Jackson from
Vicksburg, where he said he had been in the
hospital for two weeks, and still being in a
very weak and exhausted condition. Dur
ing the day he sought and obtained work in
the harness mandatory of Mr. G. d. Sidwav
and at night permission was granted him to
sleep in the shop. Yesterday morning the
employees of Mr.. Subway, on going to work,
found him lying on the floor in lifeless
The superstition was that he died
from an epileptic fit. He was German.
and apparently about forty years of age.
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Look at our carpet exhibitors aud get your
carpets all grades ut New York prices.
WHITING * GRAY.
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TIE largest and cheapest clothing house in
jackson, J. srApRKER & Son, State street,os =
poste Sideways.
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LADIES department, Dress goods, Cloaks md
Dolmans, neck wear, kid gloves, low price, at
E,S S. VRpEN's.
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The Legislature continues to be visited
by large number of ladies'.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1880-01-16

CLOTHING, additional receipts to-day. Our
department in the above is complete, nj
Il. IS. VIRDEN's.
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JUGDE ROBERT BOWMAN, of Yazoo CITY
was among the arrivals last night.
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TRr pair of those Emerson, s,gaiters. Ev.
cry pair warranted by.
A. VIRpEN
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ANNoENCE MENrs.
To the Members of the 1egislatur

To the Members Of the Legislature.
/ RESPECTFULLY ask reelection as sTArE
L1BRARiAy. As to the manner in which
have discharged the duties OF the ice In the
past | refer 10 the Governor, TO the members
Of the Supreme Court, the State officers. and
members Of the last Legislature. Mr. s VI
sHELroS, Of Vioksburg, kindly consents 10 re-
present me as a candidate, % as 70 save al
questions Of eligibility and 10 he responsible
in all respects to the State. l. therefore. ask
ny friends TO cast their votes for him, and In
20 doing they will vote for,
Respectfully your obedient servant.
Mas. MARY MoaascY.
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4 NEW YORK
"ANTRDI

A NO. ! ACCoUNTANT-FIRST CLASS
II permanent place in Jackson. Moderats
wages. Address Box Is, p. O. -
No man but one of best CHARACTER and tenn.
psrate habits need apply, '''"
deo9l, Wv.
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Tux latest novelties in Hats at
j. SrApEKER & Son
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1880-01-16

DON'T smoke scraps when yon can get "Paul
Boytop,' II long Havana Filler cigar for 3
cents at LEMLvs Drug Store
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1880-01-16

A SPLENDID shirt for 81 90, at srApEKEns
opposite Sideways.
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JAS II. SULLIVAN, ESQ, of Vicksburg,
is visiting the Capital.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1880-01-16

MEMBERS Of the Legislature and other wish
tors to our city will find that the stock of
staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Clothing, Fur
nishing Goods, Boots and Shoes &C.. at RoBIs-
son, STEVENS Co., as usual is not surpassed
in quantity quality or price by any. A visit
will convince.
Jim 10 kndnI
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FrhsIsmSG goods just received Of this de-
part, complete stock, at
z & G V,.....f.
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THE jackson Fire Department elects
officers Tonight.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1880-01-16

Go TO A. Virdcu for Oyercoats, Clothing,
Boots and Shoes.
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TnE most complete stock Of Shirts, Ties,
scarfs, Hosiery, and Furnishing Goods 10 be
found in the city, st
NtpbFgis
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HOI FOR CHRISTINA AS !
EDWARDS HOUSE
NEAR RAILROAD JUNCTION.
JACKSON. MISSISSIPPI

NHlS HOUSE HAS BEEN THOROUGHLY
l. Overhauled, Painted and Refitted for the
accommodation of Members of the Legisla-
ture and the Travelling Public generally.
From IT'S locality Passengers are enabled to
reach all night trains with certainty, while
those visiting Jackson, are soon placed in
comfortable quarters. It's tables are always
supplied with the best the market affords, and
under the Management of Mr.. FoLKEs, and
his able assistants, with polite accommoda-
ting servants, the proprietor intends that the
EDWARDS HOUSE shall be frst-class in
every particular.
re- street Cars run from this House to all
parts of the city.
Dec "a, '79-4w.
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FoR Clothing, Ladies dress goods, Trim
mings &c, examine our stock before purchas-
ing WmrtNa X GRAy
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"ELEoAsrEs, Key West Cigar, at
LEDBETTER's.
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Hatsl Hatsll Hatslil

SorT and stiff brim hats in all the --latest
styles At A. VtrpEN,s
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Buy the Burlock shirt at one dollar at
A. ViRDEN's.
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SEED POTATOES

GARDEN SEED ,
BUY the best seed.
BUY fresh reliable seed
BUY Buist's seed.
BUY seed that are not sold on commission
BUY where the house has an established
reputation for selling RELIABLE
seed, and that house is
JAM, S0-lm, S. rEMLY & SON
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Go to STApEKGR's New York Ba EAR before
purchasing your Clothing aud Dr. Goods; it
will pay you.
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Go to Lcdbcttcrs for your drugs and fancy
goods
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MORE warm weather in prospect.
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GIN. W. F. TUCKER of Okolona, is in
the city.
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RAILROAD TIMETABLE.

Chicago, St. Louis and New Orleans Railroad.
HoiNo SoUTH-Mail, 1915 A. ".
Mixed, 7:30 A. N.
Way Freight G.i5 A. NJ.
Through Freight, 1920 A. NJ.
uolNO NoRTH-Mail, 1890 A. NJ.
Mixed, 635 r. NJ
Through Freight 400 p. NJ.
Way Freight $50 p. N.
JAS. c. CLARKE, General Manager
W p MCKINLEY, Division sup't.
+, CHANDLER Gent Passenger Agent.
JOHN A. WEBB Local Agent.
Vieksburg and Meridian Railroad.
COMO EAsT-Leayes Vicksburg 500 p. NJ.
Arrives at Jackson, $40 p. NJ
Leaves Jackson $50 p. ~
GOING WEsT-Leayes Meridian, 1900 NJ
Leaves jackson, G:l5 A. NJ.
FRGnr TRAs-Going East, Tvs. 200 4. ".
West, Lv's... 1:l0 4. w.
f. +. RAWORTT Gent sup'l
GEO. ID. LAWRENCE Assist sup't.
JNo. w. CLISGAS, Local Agent.
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WASTED.-Two or three boarlers. Apply
nj this Office.
Go TO Ledbetters Drug Store, for square
smoke.
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Silk Hats.-Just received at
Z. & S. VIRDxx's.
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Overcoats-To close out our remaining stock.
We will sell at cost. E.&S. VIRpES
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WANTED TO Buy.

A SECOND HAND SCALE 900 to 1900 ms
II capacity Address P. o. Box los.
an. g. S0-St.
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whole Ti,,.4. - Sll2, 400
81 Tickets, $50. e t T;cSs 81 a,oo
ma A. apghcations for Club rates should he
remit by bank draft or express.
pp Up&DERs OF s. AND UPWARD. By FY
rNno' oAN BE SENT AT OUR EXPEYSF
cn run Inst Of drawing published in Loujsvius
oo9Pier-Journal and New York Herald a-S
mailed to all ticket holders. For ,icIe AID
information, address I. J. CoxTFproen Snd
Jan. ,lSs0-ly.
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LEnOErTEn's "Briiliants," Key West cigar
is the best in the town.
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THE FOLLOWING PRIZES.

| PriEo...."--s30,00 100 of loo each SIN ooo
Prize......... 10000 200 Of so each ~ 0oV
I Prize-....... 5000 eco of ~ each iiSS'0
10 of $1,000 each l006Q 1000 of no each i i10
20 of 500 each l900 n iuUOV
get 800 each approximation Primes o7oo
9af I'M each a 1900
. 900
, 1880-04-15
Public Notice

Dated the l4th day Of April, 1880.
CHARLES HOPKINS.
u. =, Marshal.
, 1880-04-15

HONOR FROM EUROPE. 1t is conceded
on all sides that DR.. Ayers PiIlSare above
comparison with other medicines Unit
iug the best elements known to the chem
ist they nre particularly effective against
the numerous stomachic disorders for
which they are recommended rs Il cure.
These pills are so mild. yet searching. that
they are often prescribed by DR.. who other
wise do not favor patent medicines. In
deed, with the fruits of Dr. Ayers genius
in the shape OF Pills. Sarsapari'a. Ague
cure and Cherry Pectorll, one might with
mminity travel through the swamps of
tropical America or follow Stanley on his
travels through the interior Of Africa
Amsterdam Nieuws van den dag"
, 1880-04-15

say that the "Press" editor is at.
tempting to injure the best interests
of the lower Sound when he INDUCES
in such senseless TRADE against
the descriptive pamphlet now being
published. His effusions are an in
suit to the best citizens in the com
munity, and stamp his paper as II libel
upon the representative and pro.
gressive journal, Of the day. No
plea Of ignorance or stupidity can
ex cusc him here. 1t is deliberate
and traitorous attempt against the
welfare of the community from
whence he obtains his daily hrea d,
We understand that he has already
lost patronage by his shamefully un
just article Of last week, and he ought
to lose more unless he changes his
course.
, 1880-04-15

A CHANGE MucH NEEDED
Some two years since, Major Morris
our resident special agent OF the
Treasury, recommended to the de-
partment that Alaska be attached to
the district Of Puget Sound for
steamboat inspection purpcses-on
the ground of the great distance,
danger and loss Of time incurred in
bringing small steamers from Sitka
and Wrangel to Seattle to he in.
spected. He further recommended
that the local inspectors of this dis
trict be charged with the additional
duties created BY this change, that
they visit Alaska at stated periods
aud make the necessary inspections,
and that thsir salaries be increased
to $1,000 per annum, to correspond
with those now paid in the district of
the Willamette. Hon. James Du.
mont, supervising inspector general
OF steam vessels, endorsed favorabIy
TINS action OF Major Morris, and, in
his published report, made June 30,
1879, we find his recommendation To
that effect. Oar delegate, Mr.. Breurs
has consulted Gen. DUN mt upon
this proposition, and the result has
been the introduction by hlm, on
March 18th last, of House Bill M.
1884, entitled "A bill amending Sc /.
lion forty-fnur hundred and fourteen
of the Usited States" The meas.
urs is just one, much needed by
the increasing steam commerce of
Alaska, and we trust it may become
a law.
, 1880-04-15
the CHANGE OF GOVERNORS.

As announced by telegraph some
days since, Hon. WIN, a. Newell, OF
New Jersey, has been nominated 10y
President Hayes for Governor OF
Washington Territory. We d'd not
desire a change, for the reason Ihai,
in common with large majority OF
the people of this territory, we were
perfectly satisfied with Governor
Ferry's fine record. lie had his enc
mics, of courss, principally among a
few pretending politicians whose cor
rupt principles and unworthy means
of obtaining prefermcnt did not har
monize with his own honorable
course. The most thoroughly un
scrupulous of these persons, how
ever, never made an allegation that
could tarnish our Governors othc'a'
robes. If his continuance in office
had depended upon the voice OF the
people, there is no doubt hut that he
would have been elected by all over
whslming vote But Pre- cs'drnt
Hayes fixed policy is against third
terms, and so, Notwithstanding the
most flattering Endorsements, and pc
titions by the score signed by the
citizens of our territory, new name
has been presented Tor the position
Hon. VIM. A. Newell was once a
member of Congress from New Jer.
sey, and has been Governor OF that
State. He is an eminent physician
as well as a public man generally.
When DR.. John NJ. Wordsworth,
Supervising Surgeon General o!
Marine Hospitals, died, Gov. Newell
was strongly recommended for the
vacancy, and Secretary Sherman was
strongly inclined to support him.
Much opposition to his appointment
was however manifested by the corps
OF Marine surgeons, on the ground
that it would be violating precedcn,
by going outside the service to elect
a head for it. Finally, Gen. Logan,
backed by the whole Illinois and
other western delegations, succeeded
in obtaining the appointment of an
Illinois man, DR.. J. NJ. Hamilton,
who was one of the ranking surgeons
in the service. Gov. Newell at
tanned deserved fame as the original
main promoter of the scheme to
establish U. S. Life Saving Stations,
He is a man Of fine education, large
~"A sa.riad ability. and is a consistent
republican,; so that while we are
persuaded that aay one Of the eigi.
BILE aud worthy citizens of this terri.
tory would have been more accept
able to the people AS their Governor,
we are nevertheless glad of being
able to congratulate our citizens
upon the eRviable record Of their
prospective ruler.
, 1880-04-15

WHENEVER cheap, superficial
political sheet wants to take issue
with a newspaper, it s,ra,ghtway
ca lis the object OF its attack ain cor
gam of somebody. The Seattle
,"Dispatch" is writing itself down in
this category of newspaper shystors
by its senselcss slurs at the ARGUS
in regard to delegate Brents. 1t is
needless to reatfirm that this course
betrays the shallowes tactics known
to modern writer's. Such course is
that adopted by the papers inimical
to Gov. Ferry, pursuant Of which
they denounce all who will not join
in their trade as 'belougiug" to the
the Governor. The "Dispatch" would
not be slow ia denonncing such
treatment as unfair if 1T were assailed
in d similar way. Because we do
no. join wit h our irritable cotcmpo-
rary in belittling delegate Brents, the
former thinks we must necessarily be
IN the position OF a srrvlle tool to the
latter. Some minds never can rise
above such conception of journal
ism and its duties. Because a man
has had years Of experience as a
writer, he is not necessarily the
purest judge of his fellow men, Our
position towards all and every public
official is that Of absolute inIepen-
dence; if we fail to abuse them as
some Of their enemies desire, no man
has right to charge US with mercen-
ary or biased motives.
, 1880-04-15

THROUGH the Kindness Of Col. G.
o. HalIer, we have received a copy
Of the clarendon News" small
but neat looking monthly published
at Sherman, Texas.
, 1880-04-15

The lighthouse tender, Shubrick,
came into our harbor on Monday,
from Portland. Among her passen =.
gers was Gel. Jno. R. Wheat, form.
erly auditor Of Washington Territory.
We acknowledge a call from him.
, 1880-04-15

EASTERN newspapers are raising
their subscriptio prices, on account
OF the immense rise in the cost of
blank paper. The Chicago "Times"
is said To lose 100000 a ear by the
advancement of prices.
, 1880-04-15

Mr.. Gro-e displays neat sign in
front Of his barber shop.