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M. Withers Declines.
BoLros, MISS. Oct. Isl

BoLroS, MISS. Oct. lst, 1881.
EDITORS CLARION: notice in the last
issusue Of your paper, call requesting me
TO become candidate for the Legislature,
before the Democratic Convention to con-
vene at Raymond on 10th of October. I
feel fattefed to have been called upon to
represent my people in such responsible
position, but I prefer the humble position
/ hold in my business to any Office in the
gift of the people of our county. Ny bust
ness is of that character that forces me to
decline consenting for my name to be used.
pledge TO you my support Of the entire
ticket, and will use every honorable exer-
ton to secure the success of the ticket.
Our party have not been earnest workers
for the past two years, but the present can
yass is one that requires every Democrat to
begin with renewed energy, in order to at
tain the success so essential to the tax-pay-
ers ofour county.
Approaching the compliment,
am, very respectfully,
j, p, WITHERs.
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cenerai chaimers It Durant
DrRAvT. sept. 80, 1881


EpIroRs CLARION: Gen. Chalmers spoke
here last night to a full and very attentive
audience. ably and eloquently discussing
the issues of the day from logical and
elevated standpoint. He very feelingly
alluded TO the funeral of President Gar
field felt thankful for the unity of feeling
and deep sympathy universally manifested
hoped it would be the harbinger OF peace
and the beginning Of better era IN the
eauptrv. He made full and clear exposi-
ton of the currency question, demonstrating
the wisdom of the Democracy on the fnan-
ces and the general good resulting there
from; urged the Greenbackers to return to
the Democratic fold, the only place they
eould do valuable and effective work; said
the Bank and anti-Bank war began with
Jefferson and Hamilton, and was continued
down to aad through Jackson's administra-
tion-and now who should furnish paper
currency for the Government, the Govern
ment itself or corporations? was ole of
the questions in the near future. He
opposed the old system Of Banks OF Issues
we must have either national bank notes or
United States Treasury notes the former
would inevitably create government bonds
for their support and governmental debt
with interest for hundreds of years would
follow; the sum and substance of which
was simply to allow corporations to supply
the government with a paper currency,
which the government could and should
supply for itself He discussed the silver
dollar question; said the gold dollar WAS
made more valuable by the demonstration OF
silver; if either dollar was dishonest dollar
it was the gold dollar which compelled
debtors to pay more than they promised
called attention to the fact that Democrats
in Congress voted against these currency
measures, and the Republicans for them, a
fact which no informed person would deny.
He commented severely on Republican mis-
rule in the State of Mississippi; and that
a vote for the Fusion ticket Of this State
was an effort to return TO that misrule. He
met, in most fOrcible manner, the charges
of intolerance and fraud against Bourbon
Democracy, pointing out the good govern
ment which Bourbon Democracy inaugu-
rated, especially IN reference 10 VDe Soutn.
He was not ashamed of the name or the
result accomplished ridiculed the Fusion
ticket; and torcibly presenting the incon-
sistency of such fusion, urged the Green
hackers to consider well ere they re-instate
the misrule which pressed upon this land
like foul incubus-showed what Democra-
CIV had done for the colored man, what he
did in Congress for them, and was not in
favor of abridging their rights, comforts or
prosperity.
In word, Gen. Chalmers speech was
forcible, convincing and unanswerable,
doing great good for the cause of Democracy.
SPECTATOR.
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HINns CouNrY. oct. 3. ISL.

EprroRs CLARION: Our Convention is
called to meet on the 10th to make nominal
tons for Representatives which should be
made from a class of true and tried men
who understand the wants and necessltlesO OF
the people. Such men are to be found in
3. v. Euochs, OF Terry, John Shelton, OF
RAYMOND, w. II. Chichester, Of Edwards,
n B Robinson or DR.. Mcconnell, az Browns
vile. 81. o. Dixon or Harry II. Taylor, Of
Jackson. They are men of unimpeachable
honesty and integrity with 8 large share OF
practical knowledge and intelligence, and
any four Of whom I believea large majority
81 the voters of Kinds county will feel
nroud ii sustaining 1T the coming election.
Hon;nr our Convention viii be discreet
n their selections, am
3 Respectfully yours.
CONSERVATIVE
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ST. LOUIS, October 3.-The Farmers Con.
vention assembled at the Laclede Hotel this
morning, and organized by the election Of
Hon. John Walker, State Auditor, as tenn.
porary President aud DR. L. r. Shannon
State Superintendent OF Schools, as tempo-
rary Secretary Delegates from MissisSinni
were present Resolutions were adopted de-
ciaring that the purpose Of the Convention
was to advance the agricultural interests Of
the nation. A committee on constitution
and bylaws was appointed, and the Conven.
tion adjourned until Tomorrow.
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PITTS & BURRAeE.

We are expecting every day to ee the
surveying party from Canton arrive. The
railroad is now an accomplished fact,
though the route has not been agreed on.
Messrs. Hudson & Hudson have received a
letter from Judge Fentress, attorney for the
c., St. L. & n. o. R. R., in which he states
that at Meeting held in New York by the
Illinois Central Railroad Co., committee
was appointed to ascertain the best route,
via. Yazoo City, frem Jackson to Arkansas
City.-Yazoo City Herald, Sept. 30
Since the foregoing was put in type, we
have reliable information from New York
that the Directory Of the Chicago, st. Louis
and New Orleans Railroad has concluded to
build the road from jackson to Yazoo City,
without subsidy. This is good tidipgs that
will bring great joy to all our citizens.
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Subscriptions TO tle Garfield Monument
Fund.

Under the resolution adopted at the public
meeting in the Capitol on Monday, 18th, the
Committee then appointed-the two banks
and Hon. Jas. Hilf-have received frpm each
of the following, the sum of one dollar-the
aggregate subscription to date being $500:
Robert Shotwell, H. R. Ware, L. F. Mont
gomery, Jr., James Hill, Isaiah Mitchell,
Fred Lynch, Farrar Morrison, George Lemon,
Charles E. Tolbert, j. Fl. GilIiland, D. T..
Harrington, W. H. Potter, L. o. Ryan, w. 7.
Simmons 4 Bro, H. Riordan, G. E. Flusser,
Clingan, IT, C. Niles, William Figures, ]. P.
Bradford, Jr., J. 2. Hough, G. c. Campbell,
B. H. Eyers, London, England, Preston Hay,
James J. Spelman. L. Lea, Geo. s. Green, ]. s.
Rietti P. Hart, William Ruekam, E. Bloom,
Isydore Strauss, Jn5. 7. Hull, L. Loeb. C. a.
Fransioli. D. G. Pepper, D. p. Porter, Robin
sen Stevens & CO., Lac Kahn, Geo. c. nyyTT;saalh
j. ". Crislef, J. Martz, F. R. Simms, J. Braun,
n. Muller s Son, Atnor B. Harris, j. s B.
Hart, Albrecht 4 Scott. E. ". Hall, Snengler
& Sons 4. n. Kiinball, Mary C. Kfmball,
Waller D. Kimball, Carrie May Kimball
Hsratio Kimhall, Leroy CASTOR Kimball, A.
Joseph I. Ware. A. u Packer II. c. Myers,
]. Il. Stone. II. II. Chalmers, Frank Johnston,
W. P Harris, H. c. Pairman. E. B. Comfort,
G. W. Carlisle, H. ii. Hines, W. Q LoWd. s.
Gwiu, James II. Nelson. G. z. Hemingway, w.
L. Henin ywaY, John McGill, A. Lehman, b.
Lemty. Robert Kells, Hunter s Harringto
s. yirden. Samuel Lemly, VIM. u Brown, ST.,
William Love- l. Schwartz, jacob Wonders,
]. Green, Peter P. Bailey, A. A. Green, I. ].
Wharton. Jno. H, Echols, SEQ. C. Mckee, w.
H. Perkins--Tetal, $500.
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JACKSON, Get 4, 1881.
The following amounts have been received
to date
Citizens of Camden, Madison county,
per w. D. Maxwell 10
Judge W. P Harris, Jackson ,.............. 10 90
knights of Fythias, Knights of Honor
and Masonic Lodges, Bolton, per I. NJ.
Black 81 W
A. Mangold. Hazienurst w
nP per l. b. Blnmenshal II 25
Franklin Lodge, No. 3, |. o. o. F., Port
Gibson, per c. o. Watson ................. 10 90
I per A. 10 CO
Good Will Lodge, No. I0t, |. o. o. F.,
McComb City, per NJ. Watts ...,..,,....,, lg 90
Proceeds of concert at Sardis, per j. a.
Rainwater ~ W
Bagdi ...'. ........... 20 90
G ,ffeeville Lodge, No. s., pes F. Kelly. %
cV ciy ner R PreiSslsri Alexander St
Mfsons aad s..n.ns .. i~p.l" p 80 81
W alter Valley Lodge, No. 81, L. o. o. +.
per I. W. Whitsey Sec y........... 10 W
Liberty Lodge, No. 81, per Chqs Carroll,
Secretary III w
Grenada Lodge, No. 81 per 4. q. Leigh,
Secretary ............... oO W
Total to October 5......... ........."..S295 10
+ l.. POWER
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~. Raek - Years.

az was troubled for many years With
Kidney Complains. Gravel, etc; my blood
bacams thin: / was duh andinactiye; could
hardly crawl about was an old worn on
nan an over: could get nothing to help nae,
. -, ont Hon Bitters, and now ! am z
s Insu s~.sn Nv blood and kidneys are al 81
~ u.bs and I am as active As man Ct ~
. .Isl,o,,s -. am -. and have no doubt =
s III A. = we'll for others af my age 4 =
-. h ! trial Father. Sunday Mercury
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EXECUTION SALE.
J. D. STEwAET, Admir-, Of Estate Of j
B. g. WrcHE.4
We. Y. a. DoueHrY.

TTNDER AND By VIRTUE OF AN Exc
" cution In the above styled case to me di-
Iected from ]. d. Monahan. Justice Of the
Peace in ard for the Firth Supervisors Dis
trict Of Kinds County, win on
Monday, the 9TH day Of November, 1881,
sell 70 the highest bidder for cash. N front q
the City Hall door, ct Jackson, al the undi.
y4ded right. title and interest 81 defendant il
and 70 the following lands. TO- Wit: MY and
acres in Ne corner VIZ Sell and 81 acres
q Nv corner y Y E1k, SEX, Section l0 AMI
E51 Section 3 and NJ E5< NV ana s y
N y Nez, Sectionl I. aii Ii 7cMnship 4, Range
/ west. n Kinds comfy, and will Be sold 10
satisfy the ab0Ee stated writ and All costs
EARRAR MORRISON, sheriff.
Get. 'Sl-SW. BY Z. r. CHtLEs, D. 8.
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55~N-
Sensible Advice,

You are asked every day through the
columns of newspapers and by your Druggist
to use something for your Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint that you know nothing about. you
get discouraged spending money with but lit
tie success. Now to give you satisfactory
proof that GREENS August FLOWER will CUE
you of Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint with
all its effects. such as sour stomach, Sick
Headache, Habitua' Costiveness, palpitaiion
of the Hea t, HEARTBURN, Water hrash, Full
ness at the pit CT tue Stomach Yellow Skin.
Coated Tongue. Indigestion, swimming of the
head, low spirits Sc. we ask you to 20 to your
Druggist and get Sample Bottle of GREENS
AUGUST FLOWER for 10 cents and try it, or
regular size for IS cents. Two doses will re-
lieYe YOU
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Excursion to New Orleans.

The undersigned have arranged for a
frst-class Excursion from Grand Junction
to New Orleans, on Tuesday, October 25th.
Five days in city, and tickets good to
return on eny regular passenger train. The
train will pass JACKSON at 2;4O P. NJ, and
the round-trip fare from THIS city is only
$500. CGGlored people who may wsnt to
90 on this train yill have special coaches
assigned them, under tue direction of Mat.
Potter. Tickets will be for sale in jackson
by Capt. w. @. Lowd, and by Mike O'Brien,
at Edwards House Bar.
- Dr-rrs & pTrDpAcF
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JOINT APPNINrMENrS-

Joint appointments for Gen. Robert Lowry
and Col. Benjamin King, candidates for
Governor:
Macon, NoXubee county, Friday, October :.
oecooba, hemper county Saturday, October &.
Meridian, Lauderdale county, Monday,
October TO-
Newton, Newton county, Tuesday, October II
Forest Scott county, Wednesday, Ooto-
Der l..
Jackson, Kinds county, Thursday, October
FRANK JOHNSTON,
Chairman DEM Con- State Elk. Committee.
JNO. T. HULL
Chairman Nat, G. B. Labor Elk Committee.
II. K. WARE,
Chairman Republican Ex Committee.
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.

HON. II. L. MULDROw
VIII address his fellow-citizeus at the follow
ing times and places
Fulton. Saturday. October Is.
luka Tuesday, October Is
FRANK JOHNSTON,
Charm State Dem.-Con Ex Com.
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Hon. E. o. Sykes.

We notice with great pleasure that Capt.
E. 0. Sykes, has been nominated for the
Legislature in Monroe county, and this by
reclamation, which means election. We
know of no one in the STATE, who stands
deservingly higher in the estimation of those
who know him than Capt. Sykes. He is a
man of great ability, earnest, prudent, mod
est, generous and brave.-Corinth Herald
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LETTER LIST,

List OF Letters remaining in the Post-ofiee
at Jackson, Kinds coanty, Miss, for the week
ending October 6. 1881:
Brannan, J. F. Kinds, Miss Henry
Butler Geo. H0lloyroy. VIM.
Curtis, Miss Dolly Jackson, Miss Merrie,
Chambers Commercial care ]. Der Louis.
School Johnson Bob. {col)
Thompson, J. care GKendrick, r. P
W. Cunningham. Kemp, Miss Emma
Davis, T. r. Lovett, NJ. S.
Evans. Chas. D. Longaere, A. II.
Falsam, Henry. Little. Mat.
Franks, Myer Mullen, Blanche
Graves, Miss Sophy Mutton, Mury
Green, Miss M. Newell, W. j.
Harrison, Jno. T. Hill, JAS. D. care Frank
Harris Fernando Sheppard.
Henry, Mrs. Lucy Snowd0n, David.
Williams, l.. w.
Persons calling for any Of the above letters
viii please say advertised
GEO. c. MCKEE, P. NJ
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RAYARD TAYLOR, Poet and Traveller,
said: Il take great pleasure in recommend
ing TO parents the Academy of Mr.. Swithin G.
C., said (188O) Il cbeerfullY consent to the
use of my name as reference. Ny boys viii
return to you flor their fourth Yearl after THEN
vacation.
For the new illustrated Circular address
SWITH Il G. SH0RTLIDGE, A. NJ, HAR
WARD USIvERsITY GRADUATE. MEDIA Pa,
II miles from Philadelphia.
@ ~ n ~ A YEAR and expenses TO agents
D 1 ! Outfit Free. Address P. o. WICK
cry, Augusta. Maine
oet6, 6l-4w.
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.nngcR1PrIoN RATES:
ELEcFIoN TICKETS.

rgr CLARION Office will fill orders
notify from counties having no local
r. Our press brethren who may desire
r ,, nrint tickets for their respective
a..oties are guaranteed that the tickets
III conform to the requirements Of the
&C The names of county candidates
should be written very plainly, to avoid
~ takes aud delay. tt.
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ALL wool Shaker Flannel, at
yp--.,. q. - - +.
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For Supervisor.
cLrSroS. Mss, Oct. I, 1881.

CIuSToS, Miss. Oct I, 1851.
Fprroas CLARION The citizenso q Hlnaa
s p;al.rs Thomas place bis name before the
l :. -. Convention that convenss e
,eaa0 , ~. n October 10TH for Supervisor 8.
:, ll. 1890 He will receive the nearly
sn.s 81 sIl GOOD citizens IN tie alssLles
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Women.
A REMEDY FOR HER ONLY.

Cheaper than physicians bills, and to be
used by women exclusively 1t is prepared
for them only, and is specially adapted to
cases where the womb is disordered, and will
cure all irregularities OF the "menses, or
monthly coarses,' whether acute or chronic,
by restoring the discharge. This great boom
is DIR. j. Bradield's Female Regulator, and
known and recognized as "Woman's Best
Friend Prepared by DR.. J. Bradfeld, At
lanta, ia. Price: trial size, 75c; large size
$50. For sale by Byron Lemly and R. r..
I adbpttar
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TIE prettlest and best Carpets, at New
York prices, at
wH1r1so GRAr's.
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appointments for Public Speaking.
PUBLIC SPEAKING.

non E. Barksdale and Gen Smith. (can1i.
aase Tor Superintendent Of Public instruction,
viii address their fellow-citizens at the fol.
loving times pnd places
Ashland, Benton county, Monday, October
- Ripley, Tippah county, Tuesday, October
New. New Albany, Union county, Wednesday,
>, Grenada, Grenada county, Friday October
Aossseiusko, Alfalfa county, Saturday, octo.
Lexington, Holmes county, Monday, Oeto-
FRANK JOHNSTON,
Chair State DEM Con. Elk. Committee.
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TnE BAPTIST RECORD, Of last week, has
a lengthy editorial setting forth the reasons
why the paper should be removed to New
Orleans. The removal will not take place
unless the Baptist State Convention concurs.
We don't like to lose SO agreeable neigh
Dor. Bro Gambrell gives as reason No. 4,
''that many people would take paper pub
lished in a great city who would not take
the same paper printed in country place"
Which is rather hard on the 'city of jack
son
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.

Gen. J. R. Chalmers will address his fellow
citizens, at the following places
Meadville, Saturday, October 8.
Hasehurst, Monday, October 10.
fernando, Wednesday. October II
Batesville, Friday, October IA.
Coffeev lille, Monday, October II.
Holly Springs Tuesday, October Is.
\ Benton, Wednesday, October 10
FRANK JOHNSTON,
Chairman Dem.-Con Elk Committee.
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A Fair Deal in Lauderdale.

Our Country.
While the Autobiography party of Lau-
derdale county" was not recognized in the
appointment of Commissioners of Election
for the county, we feel perfectly satisfied,
form our personal knowledge of The gentle
man composing the Commission, that they
will discharge this important and respon-
sible trust with fidelity to all concerned.
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.


HON c. E. HOOKER
VIII address his fellow-eitizens at the follow
ing times and places:
Brandon, Friday, October :, at night.
Fannin, Saturday, October S.
Holmesyille, Tuesday, October H.
Brookhayen, Thursday, October ID.
Summit, Friday, October IA
night, o'O''i 10 az
Meadville, Monday October Il,
Liberty, Tuesday, october IS
"oodyille, Wednesday, October 70.
FRANK JOHNSTON.
Charm State Dem.-Con. Elk. Committee.
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The Canvass in Lincoln.

Brookhaven Free Press.
The attention of the public is called to
the announcement of T. J. S. McGrath as
a candidate for the Legislature. He has
lived here since he was eleven years old.
is fully competent, and if elected will be
true to the interests of the people.
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What Bruce is Doing.

Washington Republican.
Register of the Treasury Bruce left the
city on Saturday, and on Tuesday night will
speak at Chillicoth, Ohio Mr.. Bruce will
speak at various other PLACED until the close
of the campaign in Ohio.
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Prospect OF 4 Deadlock.

WASHINGTON October S.-Since the
announcement that there will be certainly
two Democratic Senators paired, Slater and
Fair, it is seen that the Republicans can
if they see ut, prevent the election az
Democratic presiding officer by refusing 10
vote, and thus breaking a quorum.
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.

Gen. J. T. George will address his fellow cit
liens at the following places:
Walthail Wedue3lay DC ODER u.
Chester, Thursday, October 13.
Louisville, Friday, October H.
Shuqulak, Saturday, October Is.
Macon, Monday, October L.
DeKalb, Tuesday, October rs.
Philadelphia, Wednesday. October 10.
Reoatur, Thursday, October 20.
Hillsboro, Friday, October q,
Carthage, Saturday, October ~
Kosciusko, Monday, October "A.
FRANK JOHNSTON,
Chairman State Dem Con. Ex. Com.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
State Library Notice.

We are requested by the State Librarian to
give notice to all persons having books be-
longing to the State Library that they must
he returned nv I7th inst
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THE Farmers Convention at St.
Louis organized permanently with Hon.
7. j. Hudson, of Mississippi, as Presi-
dent of the Association.
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ENrrRpRIsE. SAM. 81. ISL

Col. J. L. POWER: Having seen your
circular to the Masonic Lodge at this place
in behalf Of the Michigan sufferers, l am
pleased to send you the sum of twenty dol
lars, contributed by our kind-hearted citi-
zens. Very truly,
JAMES n. BOYD, Mayor.
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The Mississippi Baptist State Convention
will be held at Meridian, on Thursday,
10Th inst, instead of November Sd, as
heretofore agreed upon.
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Hon. Van II. Manning.

By invitation of the Central Club, will
address the people of Jackson and vicinity
at the Representatives Hall next Tuesday
night, 11th He will be greeted by large
audience. Mr.. Manning is one of the clear
est thinkers, one Of the soundest reasoners,
and one of the finest orators in the South.
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.

Col L. Q. c. Lamar will address his fellow
citizens at the following places, to-wit:
Port Gibson, Saturday, October Sth.
Hazlahurst, Tuesday, October lIth.
Brookhaven, Thursday, Oct 1her 18th,
Magnolia, Saturday, October 18Th,
FRANK JOHNSTON,
Chairman DENTON State Ex Committee.
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Hox. NELSON ". ALDRIcH ELECTED TO st
cEED GEN. BURNSIDE IN THE UNITED
STATES SENATE

PRovIDENE, R Z, Oct. The LegisIa-
ture, to-day, both houses voting separately
for the successor 10 the late Senator Burn
side, gave total vote Of s. for Nelson w.
Aldrich, being a majority of all members
He will probably Be elected on the FIRST
ballot tomorrow. The other candidates
were Wm. r. Sheffield, total ,yota Ill, and
Henry Ldppitt,
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Hon. G. '. GMin.
Yazoo Herald

Yszoo Herald.
Hon. c. Y. Gwin, of the Lexington bar.
will soon take the stump for the Lowry
ticket, and continue in the field of endeayor
till the close of the canvass He is a fine
speaker and ranks among the best LAWYERS
in the State. He was hatteringly spoken
of for Acknowledgement at the Democratic
State Convention, and had he consented to
make the race he would have been warmly
supported by an influential following.
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Bad for Love.

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, October 3.-Col
Love, President of the Huntsville, Ala
cotton seed oil mill and prominent citizen
was shot and instantly killed BY the brother,
in-law Of young lady to whom it is alleged
he was paying improper attentions.
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Local and Miscellaneous Items,

The Synod of Mississippi will meet at
Vicksburg on Wednesday night, November
10th.
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Total to October 5......... .............S295 10
j. l. POWER.
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DIR. w, BILLIE.

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SPEcIALr1Es Nervous Diseases, and ChrOn-
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