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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1880-04-28

FOURTEEN YEARS AGO, CAPT G. d.
Bustamante sold to Comfort q Davis. of
Kosciusko Miss, his first Steam Engine ;
that engine is a good engine YET, as well as
hundreds he mas soid since. He still sells
just such first-class work. Write him to
jackson, Miss, if you want any machinery.
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IL you want a fine bedroom set 90 to


Nine-tenths of ii the sickness Of childhood
is caused by worms. Thousands of children
die yearly from worms in the stomach. that
could be saved by the timely use Of FARKER's
SAxToNINE WORM LozENGEs. They have saved
thousands of ch ldren. They drive ont the
worms wit hout pain. they cleanse the stoma oh,
and make the little ones bloom and blossom
the rose. They are the finest and best medi-
cine ever made. Thousands of parents all
over the land use nothing but PARKERs Lo-
zeager. Try them in preference TO anything
else for worms TRY PARKER's Lozengers.
Buy nothing but PARKER's. Give no other
Worm Medicine TO children but FARMERS
Lozengers. They are the cheapest, best aud
sGfest. Sold by your druggist-R. r. LED
BETTER, Jackson, Miss. april IA, So
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.

Jackson. MISSISSIPPI. }
April y. 1850.
fNHE undersigned Governor. Lieuteuaut-Gov-
ernor and Secretary OF State, will meet al
the Capitol, in the City OF Jackson. on
WEDNESDAY. MAY 26TH. 1850.
For the purpose OF appointing n each county
in the State three persons a Commissioners
Of Election, TO serve for the period OF one
year from the date of their appointment, and
until their successors are appointed
Recommend atoms for the appointment of
Commissioners should be addressed TO D. p
Porter. Secretary of Commi ssioners. Jackson.
Mississippi, and must be forwarded to him by
the 22l day of May.
The post-ottice address, aud the politics OF
each applicant, or person recommended must
be given.
!. NJ. STONE. Governor
". II. SINS, Lieutenant Governor
Henry {. MYERS, Sec. of State
Anil - 1SSn--In-
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viii find a magnificent line of HATS in our
stock, in all the new shapes. Especial atten-
ton is invited 10 our beautiful lire OF FINE
STRAW GOODS, that we believe is unexcelled.
Also to the ncatest, coolest and best Hat for
the money yet offered, being oar BAYARD Hat,
at Sl25.
An immense collection Of Boys Straw Hats
also in stock. ROBINSON, STEVENS & Co.
April 2S-2t.
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New Orleans and Pacific Railroad.
Philadelphia Ledger

PhlIadeIphla Ledger
Jay Gould and Col. T A Scott have pur-
chased the New Orleans & Pacific Railroad,
Of which about 100 miles are graded, and bv
the terms of the contract il is to be completed
to Alexandria aud Shreveport within eighteen
months The present creditors have agreed
to accept 90 cents on the dollar for heir claims
in first mortgage bonds of the new company
which Is to be organized by the purchasers
These debts aggregate between $4,000 and
S4UoUOU. The route to be followed is TO cross
the Mississippi river at Baton Rouge and
thence down the east bank to New Orleans
By connecting with the Texas Pacific at Mar
shall il viii tap the Northern Texas. and will
furnish an outlet &c the Cuff for the first
named road and the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas.
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Columbus Index
ALONG THE JACKSON ROAD.
WHAT MANUFACTURING ESTABLISHMENTS
WILL DO.

Mr.. b. d. GulIett since January. has erected
an edlhee between his cottOn-gin factory and
Amite, on the Chicago, St. Louis and New Or
leans Railroad which be il turning to ne ac-
count IN the interest of the rising generation.
Here he has planted the Outlet Institute
and here 80 boys and girls attend school daily
The number IN attendance will soon amount
to from l75 to 200 scholars. Fifteen new
houses have been built in twelve months in
the neighborhood of the Gullett co ton-gin
factory and the Gullett Institute chiefly BY
families Who desire to have the benefit of this
school. Property is increasing in value al
around this side of Amite, and would increasl
all over the State if we had mote such men a
Mr.. Gullett 10 build up the schools factories
and churches, an unborn generations would
rise up TO call such men blessed.
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Grants Strength and Weakness.

Washington Post.
The nomination of Grant will probably
be secured by the votes Of New York, New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia,
North Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Louis
lana, Mississippi, Kentucky, Tennessee,
Missouri, Arkansas and Texas, which will
give 3S4 votes. The only one Of these States
which gave 2 Republican majority four
Years ago IS Pennsy lvania. The remaining
States piled up a Democratic majority Of
$50, 467
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ATTENTION FIREMEN (!
OFFICE CHIEF ENGINEER,
Jackson FIRE Departures +

OtFitE AhIff L>SA-'Hf
Jackson FIRE DEPAKfAEN 1, Z
JACKSON, Miss, April 2Ith lo5o.
Tia Iscksan Fire DEPARTMENT will. in The
observance q ti1ii III 81 -'''.
FRIDAY morning, April 30th, 1880. III full
dre.s Uniform. prepared fer parade.
The following general Instructions art
issued concerning the same:
Tire several companies will report 10
the chief FnoiDear through their loremeH.
ar tb. f,aa;t,i' .utrsuce At To- o'clock sLarD.
when the Companies viii be formed on STATE
stree. in the following
-.-.....,-----,-.
ok'EH ~
II jackson Silver Comet Band.
d officer, Of Fire Department
FL Wgr.b.l
in ..Tarl-.,n No Hos
stu Jackson Fire Co. No. !,
ftb Tif. Honorary members of jackson
NJ
Sth. Gem No. > Hose
urH. Gem Fire Co. No. ,.
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Sheriff Morrison After the Hard Cases.

Sheriff Morrison deserves the praise of
every good citizen OF Kinds county for the
energy with which he has prosecuted the
search for certain bad characters who have
been giving the people so much trouble and
uneasiness. Lawlessness must be broken
up, and Mr.. Morrison rs determined to ac-
comPlish that end, even if dozen deputies
have to be kept on duty continuallv
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TILE RAINBOW

In the sky IS sign of Gods promise that the
world should not again be destroyed by water,
and viewing the tenacity with which men hold
on life, it is surprising to all how recklessly
they snap the links one after another, by pay
ing no heed to the arrangement of their con-
stitution, because they are SO light as to soon
wear a way. Mistaken deIusions! If one of
the parts of our delieately complex organism
be Injured, It throws greater strain the
others aud all suffer. Wishing to maintain
the animal economy in heaithful state and
to restore lost power, We have only to use the
celebrated Hons STOMACH BITTERs
For 81 by BYRON LEML1 Jackson,
Mississippi.
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The Lone Star state For Hancock.

GALVESTON, April 21.-The Democratic
State Convention made E. G.. Rover elector
at large. The resolutions adopted advise
the support of the two-thirds rule, and the
delegates go instructed. 1t was also resolved
that the devotion of General Hancock to
constitutional rights and privileges of citi-
zens entitle him to the confidence of the
people, and Texas will when called upon
show its appreciation of his generosity and
magnanimity, The resolutions pledge I'M
divided and enthusiastic support to whom
soever the National convention may see fit
to nominate.
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Incidents in the Investigation of the
Case of Whitaker, the Colored Ca
Diet at West Point.
New York Tribune. !

New York Tribune.
Rev. DR.. Fulton, of Brooklyn y. Y, took
his two daughters to West Point and said to
Whitaker: 8 | want you to know that
there are two ladies who sympathize with
you" He wept like i child, aud said it was
the first mark of kindness he had ever re-
ceived from white person at that place
In the proud state of New York, where
churches swarm, he has been treated like
this. He has been as absolutely alone as
though he were in desert
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Bruce's Bill.
Tupelo Journal


Bruee's bill, which provides for the appro-
priation of two million dollars by the Gov
eminent to reimburse the depositors of the
defunct Freedmen Saving Bank, is an alb
surdity and ought TO be disposed of by the
Senate with the least possible ceremony.
The National debt would be doubled in
little or no time were the government to
make restitution of all the money that has
been stolen bv the Radical party
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1HE Chairman of the County Executive
Committee Greenback Labor party Of Kinds
County has issued a call for a mass conyen-
ton TO be held at Raymond on Saturday,
May 10Th, for the purpose of sending delega-
ton to the state Convention of that Party,
in this city, ON the 20th proX.
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Grant and the Co7ored Cadets It
West Point.
EXTRACT FRoI REV. DIR. FUaTOS's SER
MON AT BROOKLYN.
y. Y. Herald

y. / Herald
The Doctor showed his pre- creme. for Mr.
Blaine rather than for the Ex-PGeSident.
because the latter, when President. lad not
treated the colofrd cadets, Smith au3 Flip
per, with proper respect a the wards Of the
nation Ana even his SON Fred who was
cadet when Smith was ar West Point de.
cIared In his f.ther'> presence. ia canyersa-
ton with Congressman Clarke. If Boston.
the patron Of Smith that the time had not
come u send ''njgzer>' to IVES, Point and
that No id niger should graduate
from the Academy for manv years T. come"
And the m8n who was tl4en President OF
the United States aud Commaniar-in Chief
OF Is miiitary and naval forces listened To
this threat 81 his son with approval
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Tippah County Correspondence.
TEMPERANCE AND POLITICS.

RIPLEY, Miss, April "A, 1880.
EDITORS CLARION Taking it for grant
ted, that the readers of your popular, and
very useful paper would like TO hear from
Old Tippah, in regard to the temperance
boom, III drop you line.
The "Murphy's7 after two years of I'M
paralIeled success, under the Presidency of
DIR. W. d. Carter, at his earnest request,
made change in this office, at the regular
meeting last night.
The following officers were elected for the
ensuing term: John Y. hurry, President
Rev ]. +. Rogers, Nice-Presdent Rev. J. A
Brown, Chaplain; w. w. Robertson, Treas
urer; l.. ?. Smith, Secretary.
The Ripley c. T. Union meets every Fri
day night.
The town and surrounding country is
alive to the interest of temperance, and
good will to men"
Should any of your temperance advocates
from about the Capital, Especially your
business Editor pass this way, please drop
Us a hint in order that we may engage their
services We will guarantee full house
any night
Yours Truly,
MURPHY.
p. S-The Democracy, of Eippah is COM
ing to the front, In this years contest for the
''horns."
Executive Committee organized, DIR. f.
NJ. Alexander, Chairman, Capt. Thos Spight
Secretary.
A mass Convention is called for the 15th
inst, Tippah'a motto-"Any true Democrat
to beat the Republican nominee. but Han
cock and Fields seem TO take the lead.
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Horatio seymour--New York.

New Albany Democrat
lfit Is positively necessary IL carry New
York, Mr.. Seymour may be the proper man
His age Is no objection. Gtey hairs are
synonymous with wisdom. After long
life Of study and experience. his rirrned
WARS, full Of political wisdom. belongs to
The Republic and the party that ne has 80
tondlv cherished. Ia amy event let our
country unite on one man and Tor him speak
in no uncertain sound
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A Leyel-Headed Lawrence County
Democrat.
Copiahan.l


Col. Isaac Newton, of Lawrence county,
was in to see US few days since, and says
his first choice for the Presidency, is the
nominee of the Democracy his second, is
Gen. Hancock of Pennsylvania, and Judge
David Davis, of Illinois. Col. Newton is
one of the leaders of the Democracy of old
Lawrence. and his head Is generally level.
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Cuban Chill Tonic.

Is the great Chill King 1t cures Chills and
Fever Of every type, from the shaking Agues
of the North TO the burning Fevers OF the Tor
rid Zone. 1t Is the great Chill Medicine. II
beats all others. 1t is the great standard. 1t
cures Billiousuess and Liver Complaint and
roots out disease Try it-if you suffer it will
cure YOU aud give you health. Sole by your
druggist-R. K. LEDBErTER, Jackson, Miss.
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Benjamin Franklin in the Constitutional
Convention.
There is a natural inclination in man
kind to Kingly government
am aRpTehensiEe, therefore
perhaps too apprehensive---that the govern
pent Of these States may ip futuFe time end
in a Monarchy.
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Grants Next Nan.

Memphis Avalanche
Judge Settle is running a race, in the
newspapers, with Judge Key for the second
place ON the Grant ticket. ttrant prefers
Settle. but will accept Kew.
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SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.

II you want your dining room fitted up 90 to
f. BLooN's.
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..~-.-
-ug--aa-- is decidedly brisk.
-E.t.mg ia tie way of amusements to
announce.
..-.. ..-.o.,.,t ab,ut da--
............ ,.....
-..-.-..... ..r l..e...t Il. ,.f.f.fo.,
.. ~.
-r,5....... mad. .l..- ,,.ca,,sa...
.r.. ID. ham
-...:
''- ''.t D. canning ''' ''''
/- -.'1".- '' '''.
-.Ian. 81. f.-'mraI' o. ia5~'"i+' . '1
ia.'..g Oh pro-. --''n'' business.
number If prominent lawyers are IN
a-..aIaur. Upon tHa Supreme Court.
Hone Ffr. Company 80 3 will have
f.- annual parade ou Wednesday, Nay 18Th.
l.-Hs. .s5 week..
-.,.ta. -....-.- Warren C9van. of Vials--
E.... ,....iu rf.srity Monday on business
..-., ,.. -rar.rn. Court
% -l....-....t. r., the r.r.,lsr
-.:.r.. r........., ....,.,,t.. ,,.,. in rac cgtv
..............s.. >..r.,..- last. week
H. 'il. il..l.H '.'-eI ana '7.'''''-',5
Inspector "'i -2'a ot n''N'"s !''7 ROUNDS
'"'a" af'".' '''''' 80 o'l--'i 'i'
y. i'" '' 0i"'"s ''1'''" uP vac az
.HH-H a.fe, a"d 0.'a 'h'"Ie from tu' INQUEST
h-.. ..'a -d'tHHe7- 'i last week Is Il t's.'7'il
"a.
There wl.I be called meeting OF Jack
#aa Fire lo- No. q" night To make ar
Tn-nments .ar the annual parade o" + III
dizzy neEt
3D. -. Harris, Esq. for the past few
years resident IF Texas, has returned 70
iara+'l h'- ''''hef nome where pc VIII b"
iH.Hre reside.
-Goor-e 2. Harper Esq, sheriff OF New
tau county. was ia the city on Monday.
D1rlnEa.- stay he inspected IHE CLARION
establishments
Tile United States Senate has confirm
cd t.. sansrutnl.at of Mai. W. H. Gibbs "a
s...,.s-,-r-,r tha g.u-us for the Southern
1I.-.i--fagi District.
r.. r..r1 off 1I.,or and Aldermen
g.ys .rIar.i "a new foot BRIGHT to be built
across thrrraaI-on Capitol street greatly
needed improvements
u-. l...., with rarrat Of tlo death of
,t-.r. /. ,r....- ak. fatl.~af Mrs. Cbas.
d. ......r... .f .lfs'.st,- .t bi.. residence
r ,-.-..,.f. ..-. -,.,.i.....1,-f 25,b
p n'''ss sH+' IL ''',''''' % ~" ~ - .
enforcing iAr'r hSa'.h anu s''''''E ''F7, I"
fte" Cd. the app I'a'"'''- S'.N'S 7''7'''
Jackson taH INTO line. An ounce Oh pre-
vention, etc..
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The Grant Boom.

Washington POST
The Grant boom viii re.erberate to day
in Virginia and Georgia. Grant should he
truly grateful to the Democratic States fol-
lending him enough men TO make delegate:
Of
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Gen. Robert Lowry of Brandon, Rev Thorn
as Lowry of Okolona. Mrs. Sallie Baskin of
Fulton, are here in attendance on Col Robt.
Lowry who has been i'll for several weeks.
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WANTED.

IOa nOa POUNDS WOOL for which we
1UU,UUU will pay The highest market
price in Cash, or Merchandise.
ROBINSON, STEVENS S co.
mario 'SO-2m
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J. D. M0NAHAN,

Justice of he Peace and Notary Public.
OFFICE IN Harris BULDfNG-Up-
~ STARS, orner Pearl tyB PRESIDENT
STREETS, opposite Cry HALL. re- Office
hours A. n. to T. NJ aud from p M. to
P. J. .. MONAHAN, J. p.
JAMS Soft
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AUDITORIAL ITEMS.

CoAH0MA COUNTY Mr.. Allen, the eih-
cient Deputy Sheriff and Tax-coIleetor took
up his abode the Auditors Office for a day
or two last week for the purpose Of relely-
ing himself OF the root of all evil, which
he had rooted out" OF the hard earnings Of
his constituents on account Of State taxes Of
lS79-and thereby replenishing the State
Treasury to a considerable amount His
settlement, though long and tedious one,
his county being in the Levee district, WAS
most satisfactorily made, and he returned
home with the esteem and good will OF the
entire Auditors Office.
IsSAQUENA COUNTY Capt. Frank An
dersou, the handsome collector of taxes,
made his final settlement with the State
Auditor last week, bringing up his papers,
vouchers and 'hltby lucre, in a most bust
nesslike manner. Capt. Frank makes a good
officer and will doubtless remain in his pres
ent position Just a. long As he wishes TO do
So
ADAMS COUNTY This county, rs last
year, came up all Q. X. with her State taxes.
Mr. r. III. Wood, the collector was in Jack
son last week, making his final settlement
with the Auditor of Public Accounts. His
collections being close, his insolvencies and
other credits were small in proportion
to the amount charged against him, thus
making his settlement most satisfactory and
agreeable to the Auditor
ALCoRN COUNTY Mr.. i. i. Williams,
the incoming Tax Collector of this coun ty,
made his final settlement with the Auditor
last week. Having his papers in ''ship
shape" the Auditors Office was put TO very
little trouble to close him up.
NEWTON CoUNTY.-This county is really
fortunate in the selection Of Tax Collectors.
The outgoing Sheriff, Capt. Gallaspy served
his people faithfully and we'll for about ten
years, and learning by experience, that the
office didn't contain a gold mine, he gave
way to Mr.. Geo. T. Harper, younger and
handsomer' man-who is just the right
man in the right place. He came over to
Jackson Monday last, and having all his
papers SO well arranged, his settlement was
closed before he thought it fairly COM
menced. thus giving him time to make
several calls <he is young widower), before
train time Mr. Harper is good Tax Col
lector, and a fine business man.
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Try Hunter * Harriugtons Poultry Pow
ders Good IN all diseases incident TO chick
ems. ducks geese, turkeys. etc.
april 2s-2w.
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NV
.r..+..'.. -, ..,.I ,ln-,,,rar. j.,
' -, w., - ,'hf.I .t,.,,;a, T.. in,ftaJ
-.-,----.-
Mrs. II. A. CADwALLADER, mother of
our towu.mau, !. b. Cadwallader, Esq,
u'''' ...7~ "S'N '' '''' ,l''i''s - '''-' ''''
Nc" ''1' ''-'.' - - '.''-.
THE Louisville and Great Southern
Route. has in another column its announce
ment for the summersea-ou. Pullman cars
will run from Jackson to Louisville and
Cincinnati without change.
CAPT. q. d. BrsrAMANrE wants it UNI
l.,.+..l tIot Ia. a,,,ti,,,,ea 70 do a DRIVING
business in selling steam engines and ma
chincrv of all kinds. See his several an
nouncements elsewhere.
VI 40 f. i''i'i' i',7 ~
"'' i'll i''' ..''' % '''''-'' ~ '',' -
stock OF millinery received "t her sore
dufinS the past Week see Her announce
mehI III announcer e'luihu'
WI 80 .,++1,.+;,, to tho oa,ar-
,;-s..,,.,,t IF lTr T,bn Cfaar,- cIotLiar H
hasa fnU line fspring and summer cloth
Inc for men and bows. consisting Of coats,
,..,,.+y r..ts 5ra,ysr- shirts hats etc. Call
',,,l .,,,,,inc his stool, bef,r. purchasing
.r.-,.l.a..
1HE Chairman OF the County Executive
Committee Greenhack orparty Of Kinds
County has issued call for mass conyen-
ton TO be held at Raymond on Saturday,
May 10Th, for the purpose OF sending deiega-
u"n TO the state S"h' t"l'oil OIL ll'''' al ~
Mr.. Il. Blooms Furniture Establish
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April2S2t

Hux4EE & HARBtSOroN have just received
a choice lot Of Perfumes. which they viii sell
cheap Call and examine
april - CIV.
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PERSONS calling Tor any OF the ABOVE reuters
will please say advertised
W II. II. GREEN, Postmaster.
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HOLD ONE MINUTE !

mELL Me SIR, DID YOU EVER HEAR
l. of an accident or fatal injury occurring
from use of OIL sold by
mar3I-lm. $. LEMLY s. SON.
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THE POPULAR HIstoKH % ENGLAND" by
Charles knight STANDARD Series adj. ion.
in eight volumes Price manila cover. 50
cents FER Vol 81 40 per set; in cloth, 1920
per set J. X. Funk & Co. New York.
This is the cheapest edition ever issued Of
this great work. The former price was $500
and S25. 80 This edition, glad to OBJ
serve - %. cheapened by printing second
hand plates and thin wooa-7aper as so
many other cheap hooks, 10 the destruction 81
ihe ewes of readers The type is large, loaded
brewer fhis great work of Charles knight
contains nearly as much Aqaite- as Hume's
and Macaulays histories combined, csSefing
the whole ground of English history down TO
1858 1t is called popular because it is a
history Of 4La people, not the dynasties alone
Said Lord BroughaH o. bis work; Nothing
has ever appeared superior, If anything has
been published equal. TO the account of the
state Of cos rls-ce, government and society at
different periods
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DeYoung Killed by ]. M. KallocA. \

SAN FRAScIsco. April 2-Chas DeYoung
was shetland killed at $50 o'clock this even
ing by ]. NJ Kalloch, q son of J. s. KallOch, in
the Chronicle office.
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ID always have good Cup of TEA; and buy
at the lowest figures, in this way you make
monev, don't lose), and enjoy a cup of Tea by
bu, ing OF s, LEMLY s son.
naF3I-1m'
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Franklin Predicting Caesar

II You want nice parlor set 60 TO
E BLooM' 5.
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Mrs. +. I. NRpES has created sensa-
ton in her line Of trade, by the superb
stock of millinery received at her store
during the past week. See her announce
ment In another c1lumn.
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For SALE.

VHE TRACT OF LAND LYING Is KINDS
L County, 10 -.,iies north Of JACKSON, on the
Livingston road, known as the " Washing
ton tract. near Society Ridge .aeetiny
House,; adjoining the lands :, george Whit
field, Green, A. Virde8, Middleton, Eouta ne,
and Others; containing l.286 acres, with a
sUs@oiency Of ere wood, and new cahins viii
be sold on time, if desired
Address b. r. MOORE
April, so-4wE, Meridian, Miss.
az, ia the city at the Spengler House, and
viii remain twelve days in the ely and ooun
try b, !. moore
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WE call special attention to the adver-
tisemeut of Mr. John Cleary, cIothier. He
has a full line offspring and summer cloth
Ing for men and boys, consisting Of coats,
pants, vests, drawers, shirts, hats, etc. Call
and examine his stock before purchasing
elsewhere
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1880-04-28
FOR The CLARION.
LOVE THE OLD SONGS BEST.
BY CLINTON.

Resp .c.f1Ily Dsifeated 70 -Nss Mary Hal6erf
Terry. Nss.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1880-04-28

List Of Letters remaining in the Post-ofIice
at jackson, Hind, county, Mss, for the week
ending April 2o,h, lsSn.