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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1881-09-29
Help for the Michigan safsersrs.

Jackson, Sept 20, 1881.
Thereoeipt Of the following amounts is
gratefully acknowledged
Citiz ms Of Camden, Madison county,
per W. D. Maxwell .........................$ 6 Is
Judge W. P. Harris, Jackson ......... 10 20
knights Of PEthias hnights Of Honor
and Masonic Lodges, Bolton, per T. NJ.
bIdch-.,.ts W
Contributions invited however small
amount. Thousands will be shelterless for
the winter unless prompt relief is afforded.
]. L. POWER.
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ELECTION TICKETS.

THE CLARION Office will fill orders
promptly from counties having no local
press. Our press brethren Who may desire
US to print tickets for their respective
counties are guaranteed that the tickets
will conform to the requirements of the
Code. The names of county candidates
should be written very plainly, to avoid
mistakes and delay. IT,
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Civ ASSeSSInent NOtIceI1,

THE ASSEssMENT ROLL OF REAL AND
i Personal Property Of the City Of Jack
the Board Of Mayor and Aldermen Is iiIed
and all persQns assessed ssse invited 10 ex.
awins said rob ANA Bic any objections they
may h2ve 70 said assessment within thirty
Gays from this date. Thereafter the roll viii
be turned ever to the City Collector Ana =,
objections will be considered
q TOWER, City Clerk
Sept e Issl-sw.
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THE Third Annual Fair of the Mississippi
Exposition Association will be held at Aber-
deem, October 18th to Goth. We are indebt-
ed to the accomplished Secretary, Q. O.
Eckford, Esq, for courteous invitation to
be present.
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For the Legislature-Mr. John p. With.
ers. of Bolton.

EDIroRs CLARION; If Mr.. John P Withers
date for the nomination for Representative in
the Legislature he will receive the warm sup.
port of the Democrats and Conservatives il
this section of the county. The interest and
welfa of the county demand that, in the
uext Legislature, our most enterprising and
publie-spirited citiz-ns should represent us
Mr.. Wi;hers is of this class, and possesses
energy, business experience and integrity Ill
an emf ent DEGREE and will make a cnmpe
Ient and faithful legislator. VIII Mr.. With.
els accept?
DEMOCRATS AND CONSERVATIVES OF
JACKSON AND VICINITY.
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Cut This Quilt May Save Your Life.

There is no person living but what suffers
more or less with Lung Disease, Coughs, Colds
or Consumption, yet some would die rather
than pay Is cents for DO tie of medicine that
wonlG cure then. Dr. A. Bosehees German
Syrup has lately been iutrod 4eed in this un-
Try from Germany, and its wondrous cures
astanishes every one that try it, If you doubt
what we say in PRINT, cut this out and take it
to your Druggist, and get a sample bottle for
10 cents and try it, regular size for IS
cents.
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Monaay. DE 8a day Of Octoher. 1ssl
PROCLAMATION
$3.50 90 Reward.

WHEREAS, Itappcars by iniornatio, r.
w ceived by me, thai the following named
Penitentiary conyicts made llcir cscape M
the dates, and from the places mentioned, and
are sill az large, to.wj'; James Arpald. Jul,
ION, 1881, from F. NJ Gosr Tupelo Mis-.
Levi bridget Sept. Sth 1881, from T.. X W r.
X. Holmes county, and Maurice Marsh. Aug.
Oh, 1881, from iio,6lns IS Hami}tans Mills
Brookhayen, Miss, and are sti.l 40 large:
Now, therefore, |, }. NJ. SION r. Governor of
Mississippi, do offer the above reward for HE
arrest and confinement in Jail Of thc said CON
vets or $40 OO for one or more OF them. said
reward PAYABLE by Hamilton. Allen 4 DO
LeSsees OF che Penttentiarv. And l. DO moro.
over require all officers Of This State 90 be dill
gent IN their efforts 20 arrest said fugitive con.
yictS
Given under my hand aud the Grrat Seal
r. 81 of the State affixed, mt jackson. thi,
18th day Of September, A, d 1881.
y, ~ STONE
BY the Governor:
HENRY G. MYERS, Secretary Of State.
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DIR. W. BILLIE,

Late Assistant Physician e P,a.s..sr
Rieord, Paris
oFFIoE' ls5 cASar sEaEzT. NEw oRLEAss
sfFciALTIEs;-- Nervous Diseases. ana Cbron-
&c Diseases.
REFERENCES = Fifteen years successful
practice in New Orleans among the mos,
prominent business men.
ian. Il, 81, ".
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PUBLIC sPBAKING.

Gen. J.-Z. George Wiil address his fellow cit
liens at the following places:
Walthail, Wednesday, De sober II.
Chester, Thursday, October Is.
Louisville, Friday, October IA.
Shuqulak. Saturday, October Is.
Macon, Monday, October II.
DeKalb, Tuesday. October IS
Philadelphia, Wednesday, October 10.
Decatur, Thursday, October %.
Hillshoro, Friday, October q.
Carthage, Saturday, October y
Kosciusko, Monday, October a.
FRANK J0HNSTgN,
Chairman State Deaa. Con Ex. Com.
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she Has Faded"

1t has been but few short months. since
the sun poured forth his warm, golden beams
to unlock the icy letters that bound the land
and force winter back to his home among tn,
frozen caverns and snow-clad mountains of
the North Then spring impaired life to each
leafless stem, and arIayed every branch in
Giving green" Flowers of bright and varied
hue and rich perfume, opened their so ia petals
to kiss the rosy twilight of the evening, or
drink in the pearly dews OF the morning.
But, alas all things of an earthly nature are
subject TO decay. 1t is the fiat Of Heaven is
sued soon after Adam was expelled from Par
adse, and clothed in the language Of the poet,
that, 'all that is lovely must fade Spring
passed on, and the scorehing heats of summer
noon came, and caused each beautiful flower,
with its soft and delicate hue, to wither and
die And with the dying OF the flowers has
faded from earth the fair form Of little JOHN
ARCHIE, son of VIM. 4. and {. j. Cato whose
stay on earth lasted but nine brief months
He was sick only four days. Fond parents
aud relatives watching over the young and
fragile form, saw it gently fading away. At
length the hour came, when the silver corr
must be "lo0sed the golden bowl broken and
death touching with icy fingers, that young
sank to sleep upon the b som of his Savior,
who had said, Suffer little children to come
unto me, and forbid them not"
Little JOHN ARCHIE is gone-gOne from earth
70 rever, but he is not dead. He has fond
mother, only faded from your sight--he has
only crossed the misty river that bounds eter-
nifty He, with your angel Lola. will wait and
watch, parents and relatives, for your coming,
and when the keel of your boat CRATES on the
golden sands of the other share, they will he
there, with their little harps tuned to glad
some notes, and oh what pen can portray the
rapture of your meeting! Then the circle,
which is broken on earth, will be again united
in chat bright cline where there is no night.
T.
UNION CHURCH, Sept q, 1851.
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LETTER LIST.


GENERAL LOWRY DEsCRIBED.-A lad,
reader of THE CLARION, and great admi
rer Of the Democratic candidate for Gov.
ernor, handed us the following clipping
from the New York Tribune, with the
remark that it is ''real sweet -
General Lowry, Democratic candidate
for Governor of Mississippi, is said to have
courtly manners and eloquent speech. He
has clean-cut and delicate features, blue
eyes, silky blonde mustache, and capac-
ity for blushing like a girl"
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Liberty Grove Club.

There will be- meetingof the Democratic
Conservative Club of Liberty Grove OF
Saturday, October 8, 1881, at + O'Clock P
81. for the purpose of electing delegates tc
the County Convention which meets a
Raymond, October 10, 1881. A full atten-
dance is requested.
WIN. J. BRowN, JR., President.
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Bridge Notice.

Notice is hereby given u the public that III,
teari River Free Bridge will be impassabl,
rom Monday, Sept, 10th, from . A. N. until
P, II each day until completed. During N,
n'sats and on Sundays the bridge will b,
passabIe, This is done in order 10 nut in
extra joist. Eighteen lIs} new bents hav,
been put in; those acquainted vi,h Cart
PAll Hammond win he satisfied tina, the work
SO Tar Is we'll done. Hands are now al work
on the turnpike, The river mas been fordable
for a month. Sprxorvp :,
lHE Old Reliable Tennessee Wagon.
SIDwAT's
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Memorial Day at Macon.

Macon, Mss, Sept %, 1881
EpIFoRs CLARION; All places of bust ness
are closed in this city The U, 8. flag, drapad
in mourning is displayed at hait-mast. All
the church bells twhite and colored) are toll
ing, as well as the fire bells Our people are
assembling at the churches and the greatest
sadness and sorrow prevails in regard to the
death of the late President. D.
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BeautifeFs.

Ladies, you cannot make fair skin, rosy
checks and sparkling eyes with all the eos
metios of France, OF beautifers of the world
while in poor health, and nothing will give
you such good health, strength, buoyant
spirits and beauty as Hop Btters. A tria
is certain proof.-Telegraph
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Kinds COUNTY.
CARD FROM DISSATISFIED eREENBAcKERs.

CARD FROM DISSATISFIED GREESBAcKERs.
Raymond Gazette.
In order to present ourselves in a proper
light before the public as a Greenback del
egation to the county Convention held in
Raymond on the 18th inst, we have this to
say, that we withdrew from the Convention
because We were and are opposed to fusion
with any party, and now propose confer
enee meeting of the straightOut Greenback
party, to be held at Raymond on the LIST
day Of October next, and respectfully invite
the cooperation and attendance of all mem-
bers Of the Greenback party throughout
the county and all persons interested in
this call.
A. Z. RoUx,
J. r. WHITE,
VI. z. HARRIS,
E. ID. WATsoN,
W.. ID. LEE,
d. BREsSEHAE,
RAYasoSD, Sept II, 1851.
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REV DIR. c. K MARSHALL took con
snieious part in the great Memorial Meet
inc of American citizens, at Exeter Hall,
London, on Monday last The Doctor is
great uQen, even among the very greatest.
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CapItOI Street Barber ShOu.

DoBERT CARROLL. fer % years Barber.
IL thinks he understands how to rWn a shop
so as to give perfect satisfaction 1e has now
complete outfit Of chairs, towels, combs.
brashes, razors, and safe and healthy fluids
for the hair.
.'..'s's ss-- ..'.. Toe
halt Nt4ihR s-.ss.. .-.---.. .....dtlc-
ESP BATB.iSooa ATTACHED.
Under cLARIoS BOoK-BIxDERT, Capitol
Street.
sep.a, 'sl-6m.
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GRAND EXCURSION

n EW ORLEANS
THE UNDERSIGNED HAS ARRANGED
i for an EXCURSION from CANTON to
NEW ORLEANS, to be run on
Tuesday, the 4th day Of October.
1t will leave Canton at O'clock A. NJ pass
ing Jackson at 9 o'clock. Tickets will be
Good for Five Days!
And passengers can return on any regular
train The hotels in City have reduced their
rates to Sl.50 per day Ter fhis occasion. A
comfortable seat guaranteed every passenger.
Cars viii be furnished with plenty of ice
water.
Separate Coaches will be provided for the
Colored people.
For further particulars, see circulars Of
schedule and fare.
HI BoGG, Manager.
Hazlehurst, Sept. /, 1S8l-5w.
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GRAND DICTArok M.cCAsKII.L has issued
an earnest appeal to the Knights of Honor of
Mississippi in behalf of the distressed people
of Michigan. We are sure the response
will be prompt and generous.
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.

Hon. & Barksdale and Gen. smith, win
speak e Ia1lding, Jasper county, Tuesday,
Sept 9th, and
Williamsburg. covington county, Saturday
Oct lst
Nsstyille, Simpsoa county, Monday, Oct
FRANK JOHNSTON,
Chairman State Dem.-Con. Ex. Committee,
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For THE CLARIox.l
Memorial Services at st. Peters Churcl

-N-- ONA hANSo at EObs L CtCA ,
According TO their own inclinations, and
to the wishes of His Honor, Mayor John Nc.
Gill, the Catholics of this city had very
large meeting, Immediately after o'clock
mass on Monday, the day Of the interment Of
cur lamented murdered Supreme Civil Ruler.
Rev. Father 0berfeldt, in his usual plain, I'M
assuming bat logical and forcible way adj
dressed mis- flock, speaking of the origin of
civil authority, of our duty of obedience in
anything not forbidden by God, and within
the hmiss OF its jurisdiction. Very feelingly
he spoke of the causes of disregard Of and
revolt, secret or public, against tia very
sad instance of which horrihes to-day all true
Americans, and other civilized people The
bell of S.. Peters Church was tolling mourn
fully in the afternoon to express sadness at
the misfortune which has befallen the late
President of the United States of America,
his family and our nation The schools were
closed on that day for the same purpose.
Immediate y after the meeting of the Cath
eiCs at large, the members of the Order o f
Catholics Knights of America met to adopt
suitable resolutions on the sad event in the
civil history of our free and noble country
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MARRIED.

NcAz-SfScHAx--As the r~s,ss-,s u -.
pr!de brother, W. E Binrhan. at Nos Po;rt
aisss wednesday. Sept, DIST 1851 wr p
=. Noah, Of hoseiusko, Miss 10 Miss Mar
q 3: Bingham daughter Of the late Rev. j
bingham Rev. v B. Bingham oEciatipy
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A LIST of the Governors of Mississippi,
and other historical data, will be found on
first page. Those of our readers who do not
file The CLARION would do well to clip
this out for occasional reference.
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PROPOSALS FOR BEEF,

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE.
- revived until the TmRD MONDAY IN Ocro-
BIER, at Y NJ, for furnishing FRESH BEEF
to the MISSISSIPPI STATE LUNArGc ASYLUM
for one year. commencing OCTOBER lSTH, 1881
Beef 10 be Of the best quality, and 10 consist
equally OF hind and fore quarters, and in
quantity from 80 10 400 pounds perday, more
or less, as may be required bv the steward
Bids must he So ci6c, and will NOT be consid.
cred if conditioned on what others may pro-
pose. The successful bidder will he required
to give bond In the sum Of three Thousand dol
lars. L. T. MCGlLL, Steward
sep29, Sl-3w
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where They Belong.

ST. Louis Republican,
Brady is in retirement ~ Canada. bqt
where Is Dorsey Ihe only proper place
s. retirement FOR either q them = in me
penitentiary.
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THAT wide-awake Prohibition Weekly
The Sentinel, will be mailed to any addres.
one year for 81, or three months on trial
for twenty-five cents. Address The Senti-
rel. Meridian, Miss.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS Is.
FARM FOR SALE.

TUE W. n. WRIGHT PLACE. THREE
L miles west Of Jackson. on the V aud NJ
Railroad containing 337 acres. labout $50
acres under fence, the balance opcu and tim
6ercd iandE is offered for sale. c6eap for cash
Il nos sold by January lsi, will be for rent
Apply TO B. 7. LYON,
sep29, Slim jackson. Miss
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AA~SN

PROPOSALS for beef, for the year com
mencing October 18th, are invited by Mr.
McGill, Steward of the Lunatic Asylum
See advertisement of same.
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DEMOCRATS AND CONSERVATIVES of
JACKSON AND VICINITY

DRUGGIST WANTAD.-An experienced
prescriptionist, of temperate habits, polite
and attentive to business, and unmarried,
who can give satisfactory references, can
hear of desirable situation by addressing
this office
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
J. A. HosKtSs, 1t AL

J. 4. HosKtNs. 81 AL
IS, No PSI
BARBOUR, ST AL.
NoER AND By VIRTUE OF A DECREE
= Of the Chaneery Court i'm and for the Firsi
Distuei Of Kinds County, Mississippi ron
dered on toe 23l day of September 4. d
IeSv' IN the above stated case, l will on
Monday, the 81 day Of October, 1851.
expose for sale at 5be Depot ia the town nf
Terry, m said county, within legal hours. to
the highest bidder Tor oue.ualC cash and one
half payable Ia twelve months. the following
lots or parcels of land lying aud being in said
county, and State, and more PARTICULARLY de.
Serlbcd according Co the survey OF H. &. DAN
lels ia said case, ms lot Number lG. containing
- '--lOJ acres and lot number --, known AS
the Adams lot, and containing Gi acres. The
above lands will be sold % satisfy a balance
due under Said decree aud al additional costs
FABRAR MORRISON, sheriff
BY l. +. CHILEs, D. ;.
Sen - 'SI-2vc
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A PRIScE OF BREFFNY is the title of Mr..
Thomas P Nays new novel, which Is in press
and shortly to be published b. 4. 3. Peterson
& Brothers, OF Philadelphia, Pa. The hero OF
this charming book was lannon's irish soldier
of fortune and the first Spanish Governor OF
louisiana The book has a clearly defined.
healthful value while the authors power 81
narrative is remarkable, and the work viii
arnnly repay perusal. We recommend il 70 all.
a TIMELY memorial volume Of President
Garfield will be published by Houghton, Milf
Sin 8 Co. next week. It's title is Garfield 5
q orls: Suggestive Passages from the PUBLIC
and Private Writings of James A. GarHeld-
The volume wilI-sLitIle Classic size,-be
exouisitely printed aud bound. and enriched
with an admirable portrait and memoir.
The selections will contain ali the notable
,sssages IA President GarEeld's opeeches,
ia.rat;ens. magazine articles and letters. The
e = IS Mr.. William Kalston Balch. The
volume can be obtained through any ooek-
ssIIer ar direct from Messrs. Honghton, Milf
a.. q "a Boston.
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by J. b. LENcu The price of the work ha,
been greatly reduced, and We can offer extra
inducements to an active, competent agent
Address Il. j. HALE 4 SON,
sep29 SLIT IL Murray ST, n. Y.
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CITY HOTEL,
Chance for a Young Man.

I'VE WISH TO EMPLOY AN AGENT TO
W canvass the State OF Mississippi or local
agents to canvass the different counties, for
the sale Of the
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Appointments for Public Speaking
JOINT APPOINTMENTS.

Joint appointments for Gen. Robert Lowry
and Col. benjamin King, candidates for
Governor
okolona, chickasaw county, Saturday, 0c-
tober |.
Aberdeen, Monroe county. Monday, ooto-
Der g.
West Point, Clay county, Tuesday, Octo-
Der 4.
Columbus, Lowndes county, Thursday, Oc-
tober 8.
Macon, Noxubee county Friday, october T..
Go0oba, keIaper coanty, Saturday October s.
Meridian, LauderdaIe county, Monday
October 10.
Newton, Newton county, Tuesday October IL,
Forest, Scott county, Wednesday, Octo-
Der u
Jackson, Kinds county, Thursday, October
Is.
FRA9.K JOHNSTON,
Chairman DEM Con. State Ex. Committee.
JNO I. HULL,
Chairman Nat G. B. Lab r Elk. Committee.
II. Il. WARE
Chairman Republican TX. Committee.
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Sad Announcement

With unfeigned sorrow we chronicle ~.
death of Mas. REBEeoA EsTIE DUPREE. at Raj,
Rouge, La, on the I'D day of September ,SSi
after an illness Of nearly four weeks. dprinc
W hieh time, al intervals, her sufferinrs vs.
most incense and severe.
Mrs. Dapree was a native of this city. and
was forty-0ne years Of age having been born II
the year 1916. She will be recollected by man
citizens of Jackson as the beautiful ibS
sprightly, the winning Sis Tolbert VIII
married surgeon in the Confederate arm
during the war, DR.. j. ". Dupree. Immediate.
Nv after the surrender they removed 70 Iouis.
lana. where they have resided until Mrs
Duprees death. She leaves devoted ms
band, loving daughter and large circle oi
friends at Baton Rouge, beside brother. Our
we'll known townsman, Charles Tolbelt, and
many friends in this city, TO mourn over her
early demise While it is sad to record her
death il is most consoling TO know that She
lived the life of Christian, and died The
death of the righteous. The funeral services
were conducted by Rev. j. T. Dawes. from the
Methodist church at Bacon Rouge, who paid
a glowing tribute to the life and character az
this very estimable woman.
We sympathize most deeply with the bereav-
ed husband and daughter; and especially do
we tender our heartfelt coincidence 10 her grief
stricken brother whom she devotedly loved.
That he may live a life that will enable
him, at the death to meet her in heaven, is The
wish of FRIEND
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CAMERON & SWAN,
LU MBER DEALERS.
JACKSON, MISS.

YARD IN WEST JACKSON, NEAR r. r.
DEPOT; MILLS, BRooKHAvEN, Miss.
DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF ROUGH
~ and Dressed YELLOW PrSE LUMBER,
SHINGLES AND LATHs
Can fill orders promptly for all kinds Of
LUMBER, SHINGLES and LATliS direct
from the Mills, upon short notice, ga8~ Orders
solicited.
sept22 silly
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MemDhig Hogpital Medical COLLEGE

A Nd MEDICAL DEPARTMENT SOUTH
AWE STERN BAPTisF UNIVERSITY, at Mem
phis. Lectures begin OsT0BER 3D.
aag.Ii '8l-6w.
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MISSISSIPPI
MILITARY INSTITUTE L,
PASS CHRISTIAN.
Next session Begins October $, 1851.

Large Reduction ih Prices.
CURRICULUM Commercial Scientific and
~ Classical Special attention given 10
Mathematics. English Composition taught
according to a new and improved method.
DIscfPLIEE-P0sitive and kind
LOcATIoN-On tbs Sea Shore--heanhy and
delightful
MoTTo--SolIier, Scholar, gentleman.
Send for a Catalogue
sep.1, slim. E. Il. MURFEB supt.
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EIEErnD-linsd Hose for Ladies. Il
WHIErsa Z Cars.
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THK charm of out-of-door life is making it.
self known to more people every year, and the
books that treat of nature OF life in the open
air are consequently becoming more and more
popular. 10 meet this growing taste, the
Messrs. Harper have prepared a new edition
Of Camp Life; or, The Tricks of Trapping
and AFsP s,55aking, with illustrations ira, by v.
ts-b
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Literary Notes.

TIM success of Harper's Franklin Square
Song Collection!7 has heeg SO great that the
publishers now announce an edition in eleth
binding. TIL re is so much vaFt ty in the
book that every taste may be satisfied but one
of It's rongest claims to popularity is the
number of old songs that are out of print or
long forgotten which may be found between
its covers
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.

Col. L. u. @. Lamar viii address his fellow
citizens at the following places, to-wit;
Raymond, Friday, September Both.
Natchez, Tuesday, October 4th
Fayette, Thursday, October 9th
Port Gibson, Saturday, October eth.
Hazlahurst, Tuesday, October 1lth,
BrookhaVen, Thursday, Qetober I1th.
Magnolia, Saturday, October Ia b..
FRANK JOHNSTON,
Chairman Dem.=Con. State Elk. Committee,