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MississippianS at the Assembling of Sir
knights in Chicago.


The Chicago Times makes the following
notice of AIississippians in the Grand Coun-
ell of Sir Knights in that city. 1t has come
to hand and is copied in the absence of Col.
Power, to whom the writer Of this paragraph
will say, well and deserved tribute is paid ::
From the returns now in the hands Of the
trieHnial committee, it Is shown that the
Southern States will be largely represented at
the cOnclave. In the roll Of Knights from the
jurisdiction Of Mississippi are several names
familiar even in this latitude. especially among
Masons. Judge Frederick Speed. of Weeks
burg, is the Eminent Commander Of Magnolia
Commanuery. No. ,. and l. also the present
Grand High Priest OF the Grand Chapter Sir
". G. Paxton, of the same city, is the Past
Grand Commander of Ihe State. Sir Oliver
Clifton, of jackson, one of the Parade Divis-
ion Commanders, Is Il Past Grand Commander.
and an eN-member of the Legislature, and the
present Clerk of the State supreme Court.
Sir W. s Featherstou of Holly Springs, is one
of the most talented and influential citizens of
the State leading member of the legal pro-
fessi1n. Sir J. l.. Power OF jackson, for
many years Grand Recorder ofthe Grand Lodge
and Chapter. l. name that became favorably
known to the general public IL the great cpl
demic of 1873. During that gloomy period the
MasOnS OF the north ana west sent MIR. Power
nearly one hundred thousand dollars, which
judiciously distributed by him to the
panic-strIckeu communities. He stood nobly
by M. posi- OF duty during the months OF cpl
demic, after which his work submitted in
detail TO the Grand Bodies of Mississippi, and
gratefully approved. Mr.. Power is one Of the
publishers OF THE CLARION, and Is the present
State Printer Of Mississippi. This State will
be represented at the Conelave bv several of
It's Communicates. Mississippi Commandery,
No. /, stationed at Jackson, viii have in line:
John : Webb, Eminent Comma nder5 Harris
Barksdale, Generllissimo; James Shelton
Captain General; J. l. Power, Pfelate: Matt
F. Ash, Past Grand Commander Oliver Cliff
ton, Recorder; H. NJ. Taylor Robert Bradley,
JAS NJ Mckee. Geo. s. Green, John Mumforl
and {. A Heuck.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

BIG reduction on Wagons, at
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Auditoria1 Items.

Mr.. A. 7. Rush, Chancery Clerk Of Kem-
per county, Is entitled to the "blue ribbon"
for promptness in being the first TO furnish
the Auditors Office with a certified copy OF
the county levy for 1880; also with beau
tifuIly copied aud well gotten up copy of
the personal roll of his county for the year
135U, the former being received on the 9Th
instant and the latter the 10th This is
Pushing matters with promptness and a
vim truly gratifying TO the Auditor Mr.
J. w. Hurdin, the Assessor, is entitled to
much credit in making the assessment. He
has increased the valuation of personality
from 1851 ,902, in 1879, to 1919, 704, in 1880,
and the polls from ,, 446 of last year, to 1927
this year. Active, efficient, responsible
men in official positions cause the machin-
cry Of the country to run with ease and with
satisfaction to the people. Keep such men
in Office.
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Send at once for bottle Of Bradfeld's Fe
male Regulator. This preparation is the re-
suit of the lifelong study and experience OF
one of the most successful practitioners who
ever lived in the South. Ii is simply a skill
full combination of medicines known to act
specifically on the lcontb and uterine organs,
and its wonderful powers in the relief and
regulation of menstrual disorders are due to
such combination. It's benevolent author has
long since passed away, leaving this pre-
scription a legacy to suffering woman, and
she will ever bless him for this pricelese boon.
Bradfelds Female Regulator has been a
success in my hands. | have sold it for sever
al years and as it becomes known it increases
in popularity, | regard it as a standard RENE
dy. have also used it in my practice and al
ways with the most gratifying success.
WIN. BARRON,
Druggist and PHI stefan.
DIR. J. Bradfeld, Prop. Atlanta, GA. Price,
sl.50 per bottle. Sold by BYRON LEMLY Jack
son Miss.
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ArBrEN HAECocK CLUE,
.rry GROVE HANCOCK CLUB.
T. HE Q TT x


-
-uas dav-.-anl
v,.r1f-Gt NIGHTS
.,.,
Competition is '"' me Oh ''''''s
Nf-- - l. I''5'"s
"
our merchants are "'4'""'"3 10 i'''''s
tho H'-i '. '"'.i DR." E'''S'
Col b. T. '''r.r Is VISITING '"e 7e'co-S''
l'r '"e 'en'"l'' "i7 Ne'i'"'
The ladies hfve taken charge Of the monu-
mental iunt-'[ 's B" good H'h's'
A large number of JaeS-oniaus are attend
aug the Raymond Ratification to-day.
MIR. john q. eastman, Of abe Nieksburg
Herald has been iu THE city several days.
r. $ NcIanrin. ESQ., of the smith county
bar. lavorei u- with call IA few days ago.
Ar ] r. II HEMINGWAY left last night for
.vr-l.ta Chicago and other western cities.
Mis-. sieianfe Wood. one Of Jackson $ popu-
lar gayorite-. is visiting friends ia this city.
Mr. and Mr. u N Wilkinson left yes er-
5avmra visit 10 friends in Jefferson county.
s,r d r,,,,,,i,,s left ON Saturday night
t,, wool. in Cb,rago and the
Nh
Ala ., s.....r, .r- ofo,r,rl +. MAKING
TIE I,,... ,-..,lyl,,. .l,,,, yisit to
A.. ,rt..~t r,yyfs Of Jackson. has been
e,,c,ir,aI IT $ Supervisor Of Elections for
.I5s pf.,r,.,
Trc Conn boy- sy. ,cfrtina their hall in Gle
,,.rt -tyre n will be ching of beauty
whom fri-bed
sflar,l1,. and tr,, csn.t-set-ayays are having
!. lonesome Time.
,,,. ,.s, 80, >r.,,.,.-
- c., ,,ncr. tl,cy viii snanJ
.r,. 80, and ,,,rt Of raxt
,-..-..--... ...,.-..,s Ina
~. MI 1o H., t,.,,, and cerlvnovt,, ael,
.f., t;,,.if,,,- sin b,. ,,,,,rreucsl
.,..p-.
-. -. .t..,, ~ ;. ta.
.,,.
=,
,9'l,..-, -.
~. u. hioo" WI" sen at ans extensive
i"tnla'' 'slho''S"'I,H', ''r 'ne next '''i'!
days. ala 1''eleN u" ms Hn' lor cash. al COST
here is " '"4''' ''' '''
'p,'i" : r. stevens anu ''ln''S are a.
d"n'7E,','' am l''y isi' N''''''S "'sl''
'N' WIZ 'e gone ''''' ''''''
Nj Collins hemingway returned to the
city Monday morning "''Sr " P''"'''"' WISH VI
three weeks '' i'i'"'S 'n N''S''"i''
Henry \ Hoskins Chicago excursion from
NeComt City, passed mp Yesterday. The eX-
eurtfontSts numbered several hundred
-Messrs. Richardson & Bro, have card in
This issue Of interestto the public They are
going 20 open a really hrst-class store IN Sep
temher.
The trains Saturday night and sunday
morning carried down large HHn''er OF '"'N-
sonishs go crystal springs 10 attend camp
meeting.
we risN 'ar rep"''.''" LOT rum anu pro-
PAe"' VISION a" ma.
trio o. We'''"7
month NO N'''''s
''.'S -
- ~. 80. - -, ,,,,r i,d,strios
"neS' 80, ','e r'9
,,-.,. p..,-,
Ni'hS'U'E "'lu '',',''" r'l'.i','u
'AS o'',,'' ~ ,.ain,
~ o'clock An.
..., ,:ss
Cur S''' sN''l 'I' e.1
cnitE reS'r", H'hE iiT''
," 7....-
ep.-,-,. -.
:" ! -
iof tue s@'S - ..,,-.:t-. 80
DOCS 'i'"'
'''''0 O'
Mr. - = - 80 ,Lo oe5e, af Receiver
mas ~. ana ! no,y discbarriny
y, ..n-.;,,i,., a. The afFee
'"' .,....-.
Main anu ,Ii' '.I ~ -
.i's'- -. .a,,,trv and We heard merchant
h.. i vas the busiest day he had seen
=. go
-, ox,,rs;oD
There Will he EI"uu ~ - g.
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CHANCERY NOTICE.

Roman kELLs Chaucery Court
-. lst Dist Hinds
MARY K. NELSON, Er AL Co, Miss.
IN Affidavit this day filed in the above sta
~ ted case, ana it appearing TO the satisfac-
ton of the Court. that Gertrude ] Wilson.
Joseph Wilson. her husband. and Thomas T..
Nelson, defendants in the above entitled cause.
are nou-residents of this State, and reside
and have their post-ohce a. the Civ of Jack
son. IN the State OF Tennessee. So that the or
binary process Of this Court cannot be execu-
ted against them; Il Is there ore ordered by
the Court that said Gertrude J. Wilson, Joseph
Wilson and Thomas f. Nelson, do enter their
appearance herein. on or before the
I'd Monday of September, 4. D.. 1850,
The same being regular term of said Court.
at the Court room thereof, in the City OF Jack
son, Kinds county, Mississippi and plead.
answer or demur 10 complainantS bill or the
several allegations thereof viii be taken for
confessed as To them. Ii Is further ordered
thai this Order be published In the Weekly
CLARION, newspaper published IN the city
of Jackson, once week for four consecutive
weeks and that copy of this order be for
warded, postage prepaid, by the Clerk of this
Court. TO the address of said Gertrude !. VIII
son Joseph Wilson and Thomas f. Nelson
Ordered this August 9th 1880
W. I. RATLIFF, Clerk
BY A. G. MOORE, b. c.
Auv II 'Sfl-4w
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Georgia Nominations.

ATLANTA Aug. 1.-THE Democratic State
Convention, this morning, nominated Clifford
Anderson, of Chatham county, for Attorney
Generals D. N Speer, of Troupe county, for
Treasurer; William A. Wright, of Richmond
county, for Comptroller, and N. c. Barnett, of
Baldwin county, for Secretary of STATE.
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Jackson High School.

THIS SCHOOL WILL EMBRACE TWO
l. Terms OF Twenty weeks each-the first
commencing
September 30. ISsO.
The second, February :, 1881. closing JUNE n,
1881. Amy pupil, once entered viii DE charged
for the remainder OF that term The object
Of this school IS TO give good English and
Classical eIucation. For this purpos- several
of the sciences viii be taught 10 advanced
pupils Mhen the patronage OF the school
warrants Physics ana Chemistry will be
taught with appropriate apparatus. The
course in English Is thorough and extended
Youngest English pupils per month.--.....S4 90
Advanced English pupils. 1890 . "
With Latin and Greek or German and
rench W
It viii be the earnest endeavor of the Prin-
cipal TO build up in Jackson hrst-class High
School, 10 fit boys for the active duties OF life
and tor College. And to this end he asks
liberal patronage and the hearty cooperation
Of his fellow citizens.
Competent assistants viii be employed.
ANSELM II. JAYNE, Principal.
Auo Is So
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a CIRCULAR.
JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI, Aus. ath, 1880.
t. the Members OF the Mississinpi Bar !:

L y tAC VI tic uISSlSSIDDl
GENTLEMEN-My History of the Bench and
Bar OF Mississippi is nearly completed,
and would be glad if all who desire a copy,
and are disposed to aid in its publication
would send me their names, at once; for the
reason that the name and address of every
lawyer who subscribes will be catalogued in
the work.
This book viii present history of cur juris-
prudence and the biographies of our eminent
dead, and the last chapter will contain sketches
Of eminent living lawyers who are more than
three score and ten years old Many of the
families OF our distinguished dead have agreed
to furnish me with plates for their en- ra we'd
hkenesses, and. by this means, the work will
be elegantly and Interestingly illustrated.
The price of subscription has been fixed at
SO; one half of which is payable when the
manuscript is completed, and is approved by
the Advisory Committee, consisting of Mr.
Justice Chalmers, Gen. T. j. Wharton, and
Attorney General T. G. Catchings the other
half is due when a copy of the book is deliv-
cred to the subscriber About two hundred
and fifty lawyers and judges of the State, and
many of the friends of our illustfious dead
have already subscribed
Very respectfully,
JAMES D. LYNCH
Aug. II, 1sa0-3w
The Press of Mississippi please make notice
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DIR. Rice on Duty at Cairo.

New Orleans States.
DIR. C. A. Rice has been relieved super
visor of the National Board Of Health Inspect
ors at this city, and DR.. S. H. Collins of Mem
phis, appointed to that position in his stead.
DIR. Rice has gone TO Cairo, Ill, on special dn-
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MARRIED,

HEARNE-FLEluNG-At the residence of the
bride, FIVE miles south of Ripley, on Wednes-
day morning, August 4th, 1880, bv the Rev. Mr..
Ellis, Mr.. j. A. HEARNE Of Union county 4,
Miss, TO MRs. JOSEPHINE r. FLEMING.
just so We took in the situation when in
Ripley last summer, and last winter while our
friend Joel A. was at the Capital, noticed a
mammoth gold ring on the matrimonial finger.
We heartily congratulate him in having won
TIA heart of one of the most elegant and ac-
complished ladies in the grand old county of
Tippah p.
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PERRY, HousToN County Ga Jan. -, 1850.
In the year 1873, there were two negro pris-
oners confined in the Jail Of this county. who
were very badly ain cted with that loathsome
disease syphilis. In my official capacity AIS
Ordinary, employed Capt e.. q, Swift then "a
resident Of this place, 10 cure them, Gudcr a
contract, ''Ho cure, M p0Y' lie administered
TO them his celebrated Sypbilitic Specific, and
in "A few weeks / felt bound. under NY con
tract, TO pay him out of the county treasury.
a ne had effected a complete and radical cure
In testimony lhereuut5 set my official
SEAL signature and seal.
As. GILES,
Ordinary Houston Coz Ga.
CHATrAEoOGA, TENS-, Feb d. 1879
We take pleasure In saying that S. s. 8. D.
giving good satisfaction. We nave bad excel
lent results from number of cases. One
gentleman who had boeu confined 10 his bed
siz weeks with Syphilitic Rheumatism has been
cured entirely, and speaks lu the highest
praise Of it. Il also acts as ven iu primary
a in secondary and fertiUry cases
CHlLES Is BERRY.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY Propri-
etOrs Atlanta. Ga.
Sold by BYRON LEuLY. jackson Miss.
Call for copy Of Dung Mems Friend
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DESCRIPTION :

Robert Garrett is five feet ten or eleven
inches high; weighs about 175 pounds; light
complexion, sandy hair and moustache; square
built, stands erect, and has n staggering
walk; scar from a bullet on the breast.
Au.11, sow
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DESCRIPTION

Sandy Strickland Is mul1t1, about - yenrs
of age, g feet high, slender built, thin visage
but little beard. that black, and mostly on the
lips and chin; scar on upper lip scar ou big
toe Of left foot. which makes 10 bulge ia shoe
worn on that foot; also, scar across toes on
left foot Wears No. 10 shoes.
Aug4 sO-3w.
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CHANCERY NOTICE.
FILLMORE POWELL, Chancery Court, Fir
vs. District. Kinds Count
IDA POWELL Mississippi

PHLMoRE POWELL, Chancery Court, First
District. Kinds County
IpA POWELL Mississippi.
ON opening the sworn bill of complaint led
" in this cause and it appearing to the sat
istaction OF the Court, that defendant. Ida
Powell, is not resident of the State of Mis-
sissippi, but resides beyond the limits thereof
to-wit: Frogmore, Concordia Parish, in the
State of Louisiana, that the ordinary pro-
cess of this Court cannot be executed against
her, 1t Is therefore Ordered by the Court that
said Ida Powell, do enter her appearance
herein, on or before the SECOND MoNpAY or
SEPTEMBER, A. d., 1880, the same being a
regular term Of said Court, at the Court.
room thereof, in the City of Jackson, Kinds
. County, Mississippi and plead answer or de-
muir TO compliments bill. or the several allie
cations thereof will be taken for confessed as
to her 1t is further ordered, that tins order
be published in The Weekly CLARION a news
paper published in the City of jackson, once
a week for four consecutive weeks, and that
a copy of this order be forwarded, postage
prepaid, by the Clerk Of this Court, to the
address of said Ida Powell
Ordered, this Angst 10th. 1880
W. T. RATLIFF. Clerk
By \. G. MOORE, d. G.
Aur IL so 4w
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Democratic Nominee in Yalobusha.

Water Valley Courier,
We publish the proceedings Of the Dem O.
cratic Mass Convention, held in this city on
Wednesday, from which 1t will be seen that
Capt. z. D. Jennings was duly nominated as
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THE
n b W YORK SU n
FOR THE CAMPAIGN.

THE WEEKLY SUN will be found useful
/ auxiliary by all who earnestly work
ing for the reform of the National Government.
Believing that the evils which have so long
beset the country can be cured only by
change of the party in power, THE Sun
earnestly supports for President. HANCOCK
and ENGL4sH.
In order that all those who sympathize with
our purpose may most efficiently cooperate
with us, we will send THE WEEKLY Sun to
clubs, single subscribers, post paid, for
twenty-five Cents fer the next three months.
Address THE SUN, New YORK CITY
augIS-lm
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~ TO 100 CORDS SPLIT WOOD DELIV.
| y cred at EDWARDS House. Bids as low
as cords will be received.
JOHN W. ROBINSON.
aug sow.
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Local and Miscellaneous Items.

PEHs5xs who have corn 10 grind or cotton
to gin, are referred TO the advertisement OF
Mr. Edwin Barksdale.
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DESCRIPTION
John Nelson, a5iaS Tom Cottreu, is about
y years old six feet high square-built, and
weighs l75 to $50 pounds. Smiles when spo-
ken to, and is of dark ginger-ceke color.
augll, 80 3w
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Taz0o Gountr.
Yaroo Herald.

1azoo Herald.1
The State eensus-as taken By Captain Grif-
fn-Will show AGO county 70 have popula=
ton Of about $500 We laaTn,
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Kinds County Rail Road Bonds.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT /
N have to-day issued Four Thousand Dol
lars Bonds to the Natcbez, Jackson and CO.
lumbus Railroad on the July estimate.
d. G. MCRAE, President.
August 9TH, 1SS0.-It
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The best Wagon in the world for the money,
ct sIDwAY'R
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PROCLATHATEON.
500 90 REWARD.

WHEREAS 1t appears by information re-
w ceived by me, that ROBERT STEWART,
murdered BENJAMIN GRAY in cold blood, on
the 9TH of August, $780, in Jefferson County,
and made his escape, and is still at large;
Now, therefore, |. J. NJ. STONE, Governor
of Mississippi, do offer the above reward for
the arrest and delivery of the said Robert
Stewart to the Sheriff of jefferson county !;
said reward is payable on conviction and is
in addition TO the statutory reward. And l
do moreover, require ali officers of this State
TO be diligent in their efforts to arrest said
fugitive Robert Stewart.
Given under my hand and the Great Seal
of the State affixed, at Jackson. this
- - l1th day of August A. D, 1880.
j. NJ. STONE.
By the Governor
HENRY {. MYERS, Secretary of State.
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LETTER LIST,

List of Letters remaining in the Post-office
at jackson, Kinds county, Miss, for the week
ending August Is, 1880
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HOMEFOR @ALE.

Ny HOME IN BRoOKHAyEN MISS
III within two squares of WhitwortI ColIere'
two story frame. ten rooms, eight fre-places,
and ant-houses, aud ten acres of land, one
acre In orchard Low for cash, or par. .a.h.-
balance In annual installmep.z 0asn
july 81 II Iss % SSmaEtOn, Miss.
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032 Prizes -.--.. 81 3J0, OOU
PRICE OF TICKETS IN L. S. CURRENCY
Whole Ticket, 500; half $50; fifth so
tenth, $l0 twentieth, 81
Shares tor pool Of 70 Tickets, s. each
share. Send money by Express, Draft on
New York or New Orleans, Registered Letter,
or Post-ofice Money Order.
Address orders 10
MANUEL ORRAUTEN.
lbo Common Street, New Orleans.
aug4f Sft-Im
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Capt. Gwin, Auditor Of Public Accounts
IS making the semi-annual distribution of the
ties-the pro rata share for each educabe
child being a fraction over twenty-nine
cents 1t will be larger at the January distri,
button.
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University Of Virginia.

NESSlON BEGINS on THE FIRST OCTO-
- Der and continues nine months. Apply
for Catalogue TO the Secretary of the Faculty.
Post-oiice University of Virginia, AIbcmarlc
Co, Va. JAMES F. HARRISON, NJ d.
Chairman of the Faculty.
iulyJl SD-2m
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RAILROAD TIMETABLE.
.ioago, St. Louis and New Orleans Railroad.

Chicago, St. Louis and New Orleans Railroad
G0yG SOUTH-Mau, 1850 P N.
Fast Express, 80 A. N.
Mixed, 100 a. NJ.
Through Freight. 1910 A. n
Way Freight, 1910 P. n.
GODg NOErH-Mal. l1.40 P N.
Past Express, 40 p. N.
Mixed. lao A. NJ
Through Freight 900 p H.
Way Freight, $40 ?. II.
JAS. &. CLARKE, General Manager.
". +. MCKINLEY, Division Sup't.
s. d CAREY Geul Passenger Agent.
joins A. WEBB, Local Agent
Vieksburg and Meridian Railroad
GoIyG EAsr-Leaves Vicksburg G:15 ?. NJ
Arrives at Jackson $50 p ".
Leaves Jackson, 800 A.. 81
Glg,g WE-T-Leav,- Meridian, 1900 p. NJ.
Leaves Jackson, ll.3J b. N.
Fa DUR IEtIs- Going East I ys--12lV p. Il.
West, Lv's...l2.lU p. n.
T. T.. EAWORrH, GeuT Supt.
GEO. -. Law RENEE, Assist Supt.
JSo. vs.. CLNeAS Local Agent
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MISSISSIPPI MILITARY INSTITUTE.

ApD OIIhID INN, MIoo.
Next Session begins October 4, 1880.
For Catalogue, showing various advantages
apply to E. II. MURFEE,
aug.2l, S0-2m. superintendent
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Crystal Springs Camp Meeting.

The attendance at the Crystal Springs
Camp Meeting, Sabbath last, was immense.
Twenty-Five hundred were seated in the tab
ernacle, but it did not contain one-half the
congregation. All the counties around,
far up and down the railroad, furnished
liberal quotas Of attendants. The great
center of attraction was the II o'clock SER
vice by the Rev Dr. J. B. Walker, of New
Orleans His discourse was simply grand.
It was powerful, eloquent, thrilling, and
went home to the hearts of the audience
who hung entranced upon his burning
words. \ large number of able Ministers
are present. Among them, Rev. c. B. Gal
Ioway; DIR. Wheat, of the Mississippi Uni
versity; DR. Parker of New Orleans; Rev
Dr. Linfeld, and Rev w. II. Leith of
Hazlehurst and Rev. Ransom Jones.
The writer desires to make his grateful
acknowledgements to Messrs. Enochs, Rev
Mr. Johnson and Capt. Hoskins, tenters,
for appreciated hospitality.
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GIVE ATTENTION At ONCE to anything
symptomtic Of Cholera Morbus, Diaahoea,
or any Bowel Complaint, by using promptly
Dr. Jayne's Carmnative Balsam, and you
will avoid much suffering and no little dam
ger. The reputation of this medicine has
been established by its merit, and it is now
everywhere recognized rs standard cura-
tive
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DESCRIPTION

Robert Stewart Is about Is years old gin
ger-bread color; about feet : or inches
high; large head, mouth and teeth.
aug1S 'S0-3w
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PUBLIC LANDS.

I ETTERS IL RELATION To GOVERN
l. NEXT LANDS should be addressed hereaf-
ter TO A \. hIMBALL, Receiver. JACKSON.
Miss, in order to receive prompt attention.
Au-1S 'SU-3w
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1880-08-18

WANTED.-A Building and Premises for
W School purposes.
aug1S- A H. JAYNE.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1880-08-18
A PROFESSIONAL TEACHER

OF THIRTEEN YEARS EXPERIENCE
~ desires employment in "a community chat
wishes to establish a Boarding and Day School.
and commands local pa rouage sufficient for
one teacher. Corrcspou ieuce solicited Good
references given Address
"TEACUER"
CLARION OFFICE, Jackson, Miss.
may2G. 'SO-2ms