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u Loals Republican.
TERMS -ls ADVANCE.

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Onr Advertisers.

G. D. Subway has a new card this week tie
wants 10 keep il before the people that he can
furnish carriages, huggies, wagons. harness,
ere at prices that makes 1t positive OBJECT
to trade with him. His business, we are pleas
ed to note Is extending in all directions
BeIlewood Seminary and Kentucky Presby-
terrain Nor nal school al Anchorage, Ky, near
Louisville. has "a card in our paper tod y that
speaL for itself Belewo0t j. one Of the most
DELIGHTFULLY."- located. and one OF The best equip
ped of all our Southern Female Colleges II
ENJOYS "a fine patronage from Mississippi.
The University of Virginia begins its next
session of nine months on the first Of October.
Proposals are invited f,r the building of q
bridge across Strong River, Simpson county
The University Of Tennessee, Knoxville,
opens its next session September q.
Nashville College for Young Ladies, opens
its next session September lst-
The University of Mississippi announces
the opening OF its next session September 30.
Whitw orth Female College, Brookhaven, re-
sumes its good work of educating our girls, on
the 10Th September. The catalogue 0 last ses-
sios shows a total enrolment Of nearly three
hundred pupils.
frst-class book-keeper and salesman, re-
siding al Canton, wants situation,
Huntsville Female College. now under the
Presidency of Rev. A. b. Jones, begins its
next ses sion on the 1st September.
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In another column win be found the annual
anuauu cement OF the University.
Young men who expect to attend next ses-
sion, Sh9uld apply to the Chancellor at once
forroom and arrange 10 20 TO this institution
~ the opening, September 30, 1850, because the
institution viii likely be crowded full next
session. and those wishing frst-class rooms
had better apply carly. There were Az stu
dents there lass year.
The Safe has at last recognized and funded
thedebt the State it owes 10 the University, and
pays am annual interest upon the debt, thus
placing the University upon an independent
footing. and relieving It from all uncertainties
and contingencies ami placing the Board Of
Trustees in an attitude Of perfect freedom from
elnbarrassmeuts. and with the Jealous and
efficient Boari Of T justices and the able and
learned Faculties and the large and increasing
number Of students and the splendid opportu-
mites and excellent buildings and beautiful
grounds and fine endowment TO II, the fact is
now patent that Mississippi is going to have
the foremost University in the South, and to
graduate there will be not only au honor but
~ passport and privilege in this country.
No tuition is charged 10 students from any
State except law students. Christmas Holt
days will be granted hereafter. The Trustees
are having some mess kitchens built outside
the campus for mess clubs. The Trustees have
stopped the messing in The dormtories. The
University is more prosperous now than ever,
and the unusually large number OF visitors
at last Commencement indicates hearty in
tsrest in the University never before more
fully demonstrated.
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57th Mississippi.

The advanced sheets Of this volume OF
our State reports have been used by the
Supreme Court in recent decisions IN max
Ing citations, but the book willnot be out for
several weeks vet. It wiz contain all the
cases decided by the Supreme Court last
winter and al the term juSl adjourned, a
larger number than Is 10 any previous
volume. 5lr Brown, the very efficient and
pains-taking Reporter Is at work on the
proof sheets. We may be assured they viii
be Intel.izentIv aud very carefully done.
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The A. & M. College Faculty.

We have seen a statement that Gen.
Stephen d. Lee, President of the Mis-
sissippi A. and VI. College, who Is now
travelling in the Western States, visit
ing their agricultural colleges, getting
points Of information preparatory,
while IN Michigan selected two promi-
nent young men Of the university AT
Ann Harbor for professors ofthe college.
We have no idea that the state
ment is true. The Trustees Of the Col
lege. and not the President. are required
TO select the professors and il i not
probable that they would overlook the
large number Of capable instructors in
our State, for the purpose Of giving
the chairs that are Yet to be filled, to.
Northern teachers. No such course
could be taken without being emphatic
ally disapproved by the people Of the
State Clarion.
The statement, which THE CLARION re-
terred to, Is not absolutely true in all its
details, but it is in substance correct. The
Trustees of the College did by resolution,
empower Gen. Lee to select two Instructors,
one in Chemistry, and the other in Scientific
Agriculture, if in his judgment, he should
find competent men, during his visit to the
zie and Gulley, gradutes Of the Michigan
Agricultural College, at a salary far below
the regular salary paid Professors, and his
action has been approved by the Executive
Committee of the Board, of which the wri-
ter is a member The idea OF the Board
was to secure the services OF men a IN
structors in the College, who had been edu
Gated at an industrial institution, such Is
we are trying to establish in Mississippi
l. Z
be more likely to find suitable teachers, than
among the graduates of the best and most
successful Agricultural College in America.
1t will be observed that MeSsrs. kedzie and
Gullev are Instructors, not PT0TessOFS in the
\. and NJ. College, of Mississippi, but we
do not hesitate TO say that II they should
fill the respective positions to which they
have been chosen. as we'll as we have reason
to expect they will, they will be advanced
to full Chairs among the Faculty. The
CLARION Is in error IN surprising there were
"a large number of capable instructors in
the departments to which the Michigan
gentlemen will be assigned, Gin our State"
As Secretary of the Board, to whom most, if
not all the Applications for Protessorships
were addressed, we can truthfully say, that
not a single application for the Professor
ship of Agriculture or Chemistry, from
resident teacher Of Mississippi has ever been
filed in our office, and no member Of the
Board so far as we have been informed, has
everreceiyed any such application Chick
messenger.
The foregoing is the explanation for
the employment of two Northern teach
ers in the A. q NJ. College, 1t is that,
for teaching in Chemistry and Scientific
Agriculture, no applications were made
by teachers of this State, seeking posi-
tons in the College, and that presuma-
bly, none could be found qualified for
those places and that as it was neces-
sary to fill them, the services Of the
teachers from the Michigan College
were engaged.
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Notice to Bridge Builders !.

OEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
- the Chancery Clerks Office of Simpson
County, Miss, until u o'clock NJ. Second
MONDAY IN AUGUST, 1880. for the building Of
a Bridge across Strong River or near c. B.
Banks place, in the County and State sfore-
said
Plan and specifications on file in the Chan
cery Clerks Office of Simpson County Miss
By order of the Board Of Supervisors a the
July Term, 1880.
W. L. DRUMMONDS, Clerk.
iuly21 '8O-3w
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10 MERCHANTS.

A FIRST-CLASs SALESMAN OF EXPE-
n rience, comm anding trust and regard,
and thoroughly acquainted with the Retail
Country Business ALL ITS BRANCHES,
desires an engagement by the first Of AU-
gust merit He is popular and pleasing, &C
tive and ever employed, free from any and
respondent and Book-keeper, a competent, re-
liable and ever faithful Business Manager,
able to give unquestionable references
Address: Letter Box-N 81, CANTON, Miss.
july2l, 'S0-3w.
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Proclamation From The County Health
Officer.
OFFICE or COUNTY HEALTH OFFICER,
Jackson. Miss, July 20, 1850.

OFFICE or COUNTY HEALTH OFFICER,
Jackson, Miss, July 20, 1850.
In this paper will be found the Order and
instructions issued By the State Board OF
Health, for preventing the introduction OF
Yellow Fever into this State. am charged
under the law, with the duty of taking care
that this order Is enforced within the limits
of Kinds county, and cali upon all author
titles and citizens to aid me in this import
ant duty. The violation Of the Order will
be visited with the severest penalties pre-
scribed by the law.
GEORGE K. HARRINGTON, VI. D.,
Health Officer.
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CONSUMPTION Cured.

An old physician, retired from practice, hav-
ing had placed in his hands by an East India
missionary, the formula Of simple vegeta-
bic remedy. for the speedy and permanent
cure Of Consumption, bronchitis catarrh,
asthma, and all the throat and lung affections
also a positive and radical cure fer nervous
debility and all nervous complaints, after hay
ing tested It's wonderful curative powers in
thousands of cases, has felt it his duty to
make it known to his suffering fellows. Actu-
ated by this motive, and a desire to reheVe
human suffering, l viii send, free of charge,
to all who desire il, this recipe, with full di
rectIons for preparing and using, in German,
French, or English. Sent by mail, by adj
DRESSING, with stamp, naming this paper, W
W oherar 40 Powers Block, Rochester, New
York
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Is GI-02cVUeI on" 0I'T0SI'C o.
sake The latter is punishment from the
gods for an infraction O. their commands, was
Condemned to perpetual thirst, and immova-
lily fixed in water to his chin. What must
have been mis- feelings TO see that fluid which
more than all the world besides, he wanted,
within his reach, and he powerless to drink
it What a refinement Of cruelty must be such
a nuuishment How different our feelings TO
his aut5type. who though suffering from sick
ness all the time. having means to meet the
cost OF alleviatng his aIlmeut, yet deliberate
IN neglccts using the remedies TO his recovery.
The majority of sickness arises from the tor
ri Iitv of the liver. and can be dissipated and
prevented by the use Of that valuable elixir
tonic the HONE STOMACH BITrERs, for sale by
BYRON LENLY. Jackson, Miss.
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"MR. W. y. HAWKINS, enumerator for
Utica precinct of this county, completed his
enumeration work on Monday, and received
his certificate from the Chancery Clerk
His book, which may well be received as a
model for neatness, shows a total population
of about 8, 400 for the precinct named'-says
the RAYMOND Gazette.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1880-07-21

WHEN you go East via Cincinnati, take
the Pan Handle and Pennsylvania Route.
1t is over 100 miles shorter than any other
route, and runs three daily express trains
to New York and Philadelphia, and two
trains to Baltimore and Washington. 1t is
the only route running through cars from
Cincinnati to Philadelphia and New York.
Only one change to Boston. From Cincin-
natl to Chicago, take the air line route 1t
is the shortest and best
w. L. O'BRIEN, Gen. Pass Ag't
5. B. JONES, Special Passenger Agent,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
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were engaged


ARE You RIGHT SURE, that you are 50
physically constituted as to be exempt from
all attacks of Cramps, Cholera Morbus, Diar-
rhpa, or Dysentery? If not, it would be
prudent to provide yourself with DIR. Jayne's
Carminative Balsam, a safe medicine for
these affections, and a sure curative for sum
mer Complaint, and all Diseaseases of the
Bowels in either children or adults
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UniVerSitys Mississippi

EXPENSES FOR NINE MONTHS SESSION.
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AT the late meeting of the Faculty of the
A. < NJ. College, we had pleasant visits
from Gen. Lee, the President, and DR.. D.
l.. Phares, our able and esteemed correspon-
dent, who will soon contribute some valua-
bic papers to The CLARION, on a subject of
much interest
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A YOUNG LADY

OF SUCCESSFUL EXPERIENCE in Teach
" ing. desires situation in a School or
family l. qualified to teach the usual Eng
lish branches. with Mathematics, French and
Music IN Junior classes
Refers to Col. J. L. Power. jackson. Miss. !;
Miss Esther T. Baird. Jackson, Miss.
Address REV ) J. BAIRD, D. D.
- t. 18th Street, Coyiugton, KY.
iuIvf4 'S1-2w
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Temperance Mass Meeting.

\ grand rally of the friends of the tenn
perance cause Is TO take place at Raymond
on Monday next, Goth inst. Rev. DIR. c. K.
Marshall and other good speakers, are ex-
pected to address the people.
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Local and Miscellaneous Items.
For Three Dollars.

We will send THE WEEKLY CLARION and
NEW ORLEANS WEEKLY DEMOCRAT, or
LOUISVILLE WEEKLY COURIER-JoURNAT.
one year, for So co. Or we viii send all
three Journals one wear. for 81 90.
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The New Orleans Democrat.

We call attention to the prospectus Of
this excellent journal, which has been stead
lily advancing to the front rank in all the
elements of a first class newspaper. The
Weekly Democrat is mammoth sheet of
from ten to twelve pages, at the low price
of 81 so per annum. The WEEKLY DEMO
Graf and THE WEEKLY CLARION will be
sent to any address for three dollars per
year.
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CoLUMBus. GA, Aug. a. 1877.

COLUMBUS, GA, Aug. a 1877.
DIR J. c. M0FFET = Dear Doct0r-We gave
your ''Teethina tTeethiug Powders To cur lit
tie grandchild with the happiest results. The
effects were almost magical and certainly more
satisfactory than from anything erer used.
Tours very truly,
JOSEPH :. KEY.
Pastor of ST. Paul Church.
AUGUSTA GA, Feb. 6, 1878.
take pleasure in saving that have used
Dr. Moffett TEETHINA for my infant with en-
tire satisfaction 1t fully and pleasantly ae-
complishes the purpose for which it is recon-
mended. CHAS. Z. STAPLES.
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Good Enough Straight.

7NnaNt en- Leuger.
Sne few of the papers head the National
Democratic Conservative ticket. The
Is appendage Conservative was not
.nized in the National convention and
Mt see why it should be stuck on by
papers. Plain Democracy is good enuogh.
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To Whom it May Concern.

STATE TREASURER ; OFFICE,
Jackson. Mss, July 14th, 1880. !
NOTICE is this day given that the NOBLE
N FIRE DEPARTMENT Insurance COMPANY
of Mobile, labama, will Withdraw its deposit
from the State Treasury, six months from the
date hereof. WM. L. HEMINGWAY
july II, l88o-6m. State Treasurer.
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NOTICE z

7 HAVE DISPOSED OF MY INTEREST
l. in the West Jackson Drug Store; and the
business will hereafter be conducted by d. T..
HARRINGToE, Agent. who viii be glad to serve
the old friends Of the establishment and the
public generally.
GEORGE X. HARRINGTON.
iun30-3t
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A PROFESSIONAL TEACHER

OF THIRTEEN YEARS EXPERIENCE.
~ desires employment in q community that
wishes to establish Boarding and Bay School,
and commands local patronage sufficient for
one teacher. Correspondence solicited. Good
references given. Address
.TEACHER"
CLARION OFFICE, Jackson, Miss.
may26, 'S0-2m@.
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4 GENTS WANTED TO SELL THE LIFE
GEN. w. 8. HANCOCK.

By the veteran journalist. author and man of
letters, Col. JOHN W. F0RNEY. The STAN
DARD on the subject, and a grand model Of
biographical literature. The only authorized
and authentic work. Fully illustrated. Send
80 Cts. at for outfit. Best terms C. II
LILLINGSTON & Co, PUBS, Cor. Sixth and
Pine Sts., ST. LOUIS. No.
iuly21 so 4w
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0UR personal appearance is matter in
which our friends and acquaiutances have a
right 10 d choice whether we shall intiict upon
them IN exterior uncared for and unattractiye
a countenance married by 4 neglected grizzly
be I'd. or q crown guiltless of covering, half
covered, or matched with white hairs, or
whether shall in Difference TO our fellows
pay due regard TO cur own persons, and make
them presentable and acceptable in society
There are many helps for those who desire to
do this and there are none among them more
acceptable than Halls Hair Remover and
Buckingham Dye for the whiskers Both
these preparations are kept for sale at all our
drug stores, and if any Of our friends are look
ing little the worse for wear, we advise them
to make a note Of r.-North Star, DanyiNe
Vermont.
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II H IL q TT Y



Mrs farmer ~ New p-'s'h7' y III I'D
e '."5 @s-
Over ane-Dl.i 'i tHe Ne" y'1e mas Beer
printed. llt the remainder "l.- iHl-e" falii
rs
W. ~5ud -uzree, rae pr5yr-ty Of ON
sr.au.H.rl.ie- aiding an extra policeman e
-.. force.
u, r.z.. p ry.-1 If Watcher. fbeGl
n.-...e. Republican Congressional 7a1flHGs- d
.ae City.
t..-...r r..r..1... III 4. -..-.l. < young pesti,
....-I a r.-.-,... Tomorrow .t the country
Mr. ri q, p.r-,.a
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Sixth District Executive Committee.

Sixth District Executive Committee.
SamI Ullman, of Adams.
R. W. Magruder. of Claiborne.
NJ. Eiseman, Of Jefferson.
Jno. \. Reihead, of Wilkinson.
c. H. Smith, OF Washington.
Chas. Scott, of Bolivar.
W. 5 Parish, OF lssaquena.
c. T. Harper, of Coahoma-
W W. Moore. Of Sharkey.
T. +. Staudter, of Quitmau.
J. 0.sBurkitt, OF Tunica.
If you wish to keep the mosquitoes from bit
ing, get the Boss" mosquito net frame at
Z. BLooMs.
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Immense Bargain

Immense Bargain
All our Lace top Harris Kid Glove, the
leading fashionable Glove in summer shade,
at % cents, worth - % cents
ROBINSON. STEVENS s Co.
Jt,Iv N -l-1t
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Death of an old Citizen of Alfalfa.

faI Star.
Henry Hollingsworth, who has been a
h of Alfalfa county for the past 81
/ died at the residence of his son, W W
sgsworth, on the 9TH Of this month, in
FL year of his age.
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At COst---

Our beautiful line of Children and Misses
colored Hose to close out before taking inven-
tory. ROBINSON, STEVENS s Co.
July 20, 8Q-2t,
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DR.. J. Bradfeld's Female Regulator is not a
panaeea or c4re-aH, bat simply a specific rene
dy for one special class of Irregularities or
diseases. 1t proposes TO regulate disordsd
mems truation, and protects woman from a Ion G
train ofdisastrous consequences, and mitigates
an incalculable amount of pain, mental ankle
Y and anguish.
Its combined properties not only tend 10 in
vigorate and build up the general health of
woman, but furnish such special tonic, stimu-
lating and inyigorating influences TO the
womb as excite this organ to healthy perform
ance of its peculiar, natural functions. Il
possesses a special affinity TO this organ, and
exhibits specific power over menstruation, in
correcting disorders. and positively regulating
all Irregularities OF woman.
| have used, for the last twenty years. the
medicines known DR.. J. Bradfield 5 Female
Regulator and consider it the best combination
ever gotten together for the diseases for which
it is recommended. ". b. TERRELL, NJ. d.
DR.. J. Bradfeld. Prop, Atlanta Ga. Price,
81 30 per bottle. Sold by BYRON LEMLY Jack
son Miss.
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st. Louis Market Quotations.

ST. LOUIS, July 70, 1880.
Prices given for goods aboard cars
boat ready for shipment TO destination.
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DAILY, seoen ~ popers per seeeh-
ger ahnum ~
SIX mon .....- W
Three month az
WEEKLY, lpubhshed Saturdoy asornmgsJ y
SIX 20
Ihree mon 90
In clubs of ten 10 and over one 10 getter-
up Of club. each subscriber per annum 81 25.
In all cases postage prepaid by Office.
To newsdealers and newsboys, daily and
weekly, 1-2c. per copy.
Remittance by money order, registered let
ter or by draft, our risk.
Any issue as "A sample promptly mailed free,
on request
With news literary, family and agricultur-
al departments equal TO thar of any paper
published in the South, il materially excels
all others in its markets, commercial and in
dustraI reviews and political departments.
Address THE DEMOCRAT
New Orleans, La.
THE WEEKLY DEMOCRAT and WEEKLY
CLARION viii be sent one year to any address,
for s. 90. Old or new subscribers 10 The
CLARION may avail themselves Of this offer
July 81, som.
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Students can board themselves on the "mess
system in the new rooms built off the campus
for that purpose at one half the above rates.
The Trustees have prohibited messing in
the Dormtores.
The above includes all cost except fuel,
books, furniture for room, and clothing Some
respectable students got along here last year
for less than S7J.
The State has recognized the debt due the
University, and its prosperity is now assured
ments, including the Law and Preparatory
Departments, are in successful operation.
For Catalogues and information, apply TO
GEN A. 7. STEWART, the Chancellor.
II NJ SULLIVAN,
iuly2l 'S0-Zm. Sec'y Board Trustees.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOR RENT.

A DESIRABLE REsIDENCE-four rooms
"A and outbuildings-on Congress street
South Jackson. Apply to
HARRISON TAYLOR.
juiy21, '60-3m.
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Another Big Drive

We viii put on our Remnant Counter, for
Thursday next, fine line Ladies Under
wear at low prices, to close out before taking
our annual inventory.
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Prices ON Horses, Mules. Wagons, Machin-
cry, Farm Implements, Field and Grass Seeds,
etc, given on application.
W NJ. Pace & Co, s. Louis, Mo
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Do You Want To Enjoy Life !.

lou want your dining-room fitted up go to
E. BLOOMS.