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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1881-03-12
A Chester Trapper's Experience.

SOME time ago a noted trapper Of
Easttown, Chester County, set a trapto
catch pole-cat, which occasionally
wandered about his place. The trap
was specimen of the choke vari-
ETY.. After putting in the bait the old
trapper left the spot to await further
developments. Instead of pole-cat
coming after the bait crow put in his
appearance. The crow seemed to par
TALLY understand the "dodge," and,
instead of picking out the bait with its
bill, reached out one of its claws after
il. The trap worked beautifully. and
the claw of the crow was caught be-
tween its iron Jaws. Pretty soon
hawk made its appearance at the trap,
but whether to fight the crow or get
the bait no one can tell. However.
when q neighbor of the noted trapper
came upon the scene, he found that the
crow had one claw caught in the trap,
while with the other he was holding the
hawk to the ground at the neck. Both
birds were alive at the time, but the
discoverer of the trap and the singular
associations soon succeeded in dispatch
ing the fowls. Chester (PG.) Times.
MISS VIOLET Brown, the thirteen
year-old daughter of Ex-Governor Gratz
Brown, of Missouri, was in the upper
story of public school at st. Louis the
other day when the building took fire.
While the teachers were subduing the
panic and trying to take the children
out in safety, the girl stepped to the
window, opened it, and jumped down
upon the roof of an extension building.
a distance of eight feet, caught hold OF
the lightning-rod, and slid down to tho
ground.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1881-01-20
oFF1c1AL PROCEEDINGS
Ofthe Board of Mayor and Aldermen
of the City of Jackson.
Jackson, Mss. Jan. IS. 1881

JACKSON, Mss. Jan. Is. 1881.
Al called meeting of the Board OF Mayor
AMI Aldermen oil tie city of Jackson, held
January Ism, 1881; Present: His Honor John
NcGiIl Mayor; Aldermen, Ciingan, Jones,
Taylor, Spengler and Virden. Absent-Aldee-
man Williams.
The Committee on Propositions and Griev-
ances reported b ,ck the petition IN regard to
a. nding the Privilege Tax Ordinance ana
recommended the following Ordinance:
Be At Ordained By the Board OF Mayor and
Aldermen Of the City Of Jackson. Tat clause
y o section Of the Privilege lax Ordinance,
adopted October 9th, $780, be and is hereby
amended by striking in the last line OF
said clause the words, for one week ten dol
lars" and inserting in lieu thereof, for one
year 1870 90
Be 1t further Ordained, That clause y of
said Ordinance be, and is hereby repealed
On motion OF Mr.. Virden the report Of the
committee wos received and adopted.
Mayor McGill presented bill Of Brongher &
Brown for hay Sl4 - On motion of Mr.. Tay-
lor. the bill was allowed.
On motion of Mr.. VIrden the Board adj
lOurned.
JOHN McGILL Mayor.
HARRIS BARKsDALE, City Clerk.
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MARRIED.

SHAIFER-FeNDRES-On Thursday evening,
January 18th, 1881, at the residence of the
brides parents, near this CITY, by Rev. Mr..
McLaurin, Mr.. Carl H. Shaifer and Miss Della
II. FOndren, all of Kinds county.
GALcERAN-WELLs-At Edwards, Miss,
Tuesday, January 18th, 1881, by Rev.
z. Fl. Mounger. Mr.. James Galceran, of
Jackson, and Miss Willie NJ. Wells, of Ed
wards.
PEEBLEs-HARPKR-InR Raymond, by Rev.
w. L. c. Hunpicutt, on the evening of the 9th
of January, Mr.. Sterling w. PEBBLES, of Iberia
parish, La, to Miss jennie Harper, daughter
of Hon. Geo. W. Harper, of Raymond At
tendants-Mr. IL. w. Harper and Miss Cora
Belle Wharton.
oss-GoRDIN-January 18th, 1881, at
Christ Church, New Orleans, by the Rev W
P. Kraemer, Mr.. B. A. Cross, OF Mississippi,
TO Miss Annie E. Gordin, of New Orleans
McGowEE-KNG-At the residence Of the
brides father, Jan. 18th, 1881, by the Rev
John d. Clayland, Mr.. H. A. McGowen and
Miss Josie c. King. all of Kinds county.
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Death Of Rev. DIR. MeInnis.

Rev. Richmond McInnis, d. D., died at
Newton Station on Thursday morning last,
18th. The body was brought here for in
terment. The funeral took place from the
Presbyterian Church on Friday morning
DR.. Hunter gave an interesting sketch of
the life, character and services of deceased.
DR.. McInnis was a native of Mississippi,
and died in his sixty-fourth year. He was
one of the first graduates of Oakland Col
lege, entered the ministry In 1899, was
pastor at Yazoo City several years, supplied
the Presbyterian Church in this city from
1855 to 1853, in connection with his labors
as editor of the True Witness. This paper
was removed to New Orleans in 1858, and
its publication suspended in consequence of
the war. For the last ten or fifteen years,
DR.. McInnis devoted most of his time to
preaching the gospel in destitute places, and
was instrumental in the establishment of
many new churches, and in the strengthen
ing'of weak ones. His whole life was one Of
rare conservation to the cause OF his Master
he fought good fight, he kept the faith,
and has entered into his reward.
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SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.
REPORTED BY c. c. CAMPBELL.
MONDAY, January Il, 1881

REPORTED BY c. C. CAMPBELL.
MONDAY, January Il, 1881.
The following cases were ABfrfned.
3462-Abe Jones, v State of Mississippi.
35l2-Jake Perkins, V. State of Mississippi.
3534-S. f.. Marshall, ct al, V. P. g. Harris
25j9-J. A. Blair, v e. W. Gathings-
356O-J. A. Green, ct al, v Supervisors of
Tippah county
3563-Naucy Lea, v State of Mississippi.
Durham & Co, v. I. H. Philip
son.
3j70-W. J. Conwill, ct al, v. W. G. sohum-
pert, ct al
357I-w. J. Conwill, ct al, '. J. B. Livingston,
ct al.
3575-Fleming Hodges, v Bealles Wood & Co.
Bennett, V. Stete of Mississippi.
The following cases were -rsvsrsea aud re-
handed:
3524-C. G. Holman, v ]. W Scruggs.
L. Hudson, eft al, V. W. NJ. Strick-
laud, ct al.
3543-W. A Roberts, ct al. v. ". T. Ross.
Bros, Y. Sam'i Frank, ct al.
'276-O. Davis, V. o. II. Lumpkin and wif'.
Motion denied.
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THE following is going the rounds of the


Prince Hannibal Brown died rear War
renton, Va, the other day, aged about a
hundred years. Hannibal was stolen from
the coast of Africa in 1920 and brought in a
slave ship to this country. He always held
that his father was an African king. When
he was boy he had several slaves as person
al attendants. Being set free soon after his
arrival in this country, he learned the black
smithing trade, and became a skilled work
man. He accumulated money enough to
buy plantation and several slaves, and he
was the only negro STAKEHOLDER in America.
During the war he was devoted to the Con-
federacy, and was imprisoned at the old
Capital in Washington because he refused
to shoe horses of Union troopers.
We do not know how much of it is true,
but we do know that that portion which
says che was the only negro slave owner in
America" is false. Nancy Austin, negro
woman still residing here, owned at least
three slaves, her residence, another house
and lot, and large number of cattle. Be
fore the war she had almost monopoly of
the dairy business in this city.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1881-01-20
August Flower,

The immense sale AMI great popularity Of
Green's August Flower in all towns ard viii
lagos in the civilized world has caused many
imitators to adopt similar names. expecting to
reap harvest for themselves at the expense
of the afflicted. This medicine was introduced
in 1868 and for the cure of Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint, with their effects, such as
Sour Stomach, Costiveness, Sick Stomach,
Sick Headache Indigestion, Palpitation of
the Heart, vertigo, ETC. etc, IL Hecer faiLed to
knowledge. Three doses will relieve any
case OF Dyspepsia. Two million bottles sold
last year. Price Is cents. Samples 10 cents.
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Southern Enterprise.
Death of Judge veazie, of Natchez.

Natchez Democrat
After a serious illness, combining him to
his bed for some time, Judge Jas. H. Yea
ze, on Saturday night last, departed this
life, surviving only for a few weeks his es-
Unable wife. Judge Veazie had passed the
sixtieth year of his age, and had spent the
better portion of his life in this city and
county.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1881-01-20

Vie Merry DaHs of Old.

4 In reading OF the middle ages one is struck
b. the accounts given Of feats Of strength, etc,
1 f the life actors Of those times. The suits of
rmor worn, would certainly indicate the pos
aessiau of greater pin ysieal strength than is de-
y slopet by men i'm these latter days. What
wrought the chang Men lived in the merry
fay more outdoor life than this advanced
civilization Of ours can afford. There -
greater consumption of brain matter, and that
Increased demand on mental and physical
power uecpSsitate~ the use OF pure
Fegetthle -timulant tonic, such as the HOME
sroHAcu EIrrEEs.-For sale by Byron Lemly,
4shs0u Miss.
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DIED.

1t is our sad duty to chronicle the death of
Miss MARY EMMA CAIN. After protraeted
illness, she breathed her last on Sabbath morn
ing Her life was pure and beautiful-her end
was peace large company of sorrowing
friends attended her funeral, which took place
from tie Methodist Church on Monday morn
ing
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Jackson, January 20, 1881
Sale of Claims Due Estate of HI. e. SiZer.
Deceased.

The undersigned, Administrator, in addi-
ton to the posting Of notices required by law
and the decree of sale, hereby makes known
that on MONDAY, THE 2lsT DAY OF FEBRUARY.
1881, within the hours prescribed by law, he
will proceed to sell at the front door of the
City Hall, in Jackson, Mississippi, at public
auction, to the highest bidder, for cash, all
the following claims due said estate:
See list of claims on pages l, 2, g. 4 and
hereunto exed-interest to be added to
each amount, as stated
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1881-01-20

AFFECTIONS of the Liver, Bilious Disor-
ders, Sick Headache, &c, are thoroughly
cured by DIR. Jayne's Sanative Pills. Act
ing as a general laxative, they remove all
irritating and fecal matter from the bowels,
gradually change the Initiated secretions of
the stomach and liver, and restore these
organs TO healthy condition.
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{ Mutual Benefit Association.
Issments Mes. 16, II and Is.

NSSmehtS AVSs ~
Holly sPRIxas, Jan. 15. 1881.
= of the Masonic Mutual Benefit
lon are hereby notified Ct the follow
~ Joseph Able; Of t. 8. Gath
b5ga No. ST. oxford, Miss, who died
NJ + M. L. Bradford, Of Asylum
n 6S Woodville, Miss who died
II Rro Felix r. Turley, q member
h ctanhens Lodge, No. III Vlcks-
II 5;ed december 2Sd, 1850.
~ above by February "a 1881,
!. = . ,,ee-slaip and all claims to Beneht
- \ ere D9- Is give the Number OF your
g. L. B. MosBY, Secretary.
1s8o-4w.
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The most miserable human being in the
world IS tlltpersou suffering with a shaking
him Or burning fever. The joys Of life are
bat p misery TO his mind and he longs for
balm ta restore him 10 health The cure is at
hand for every sufferer. The greatest Of all
medicines CruAy chill Tonic the Great
W est Indies Fever and Ague Remedy, cures
ChiIl- and Fever. Bi.Iiousuess and Liver Com
pIaiut every tine. II blots out disease, car
ria- OF mtlarial poison, and restores the suf-
Terer 20 Health, Strength aud Happiness
Irr CUHsS CUILL ToSIC, the Great West In
BIZ Fever and Ague Remedy, If you suffer
y jth Ciiis and Fever, and be cured. Take no
,ther medicine. CUBAN CHILL Tone will cure
lou and give your Health. Get bottle from
TOUR druggist Go TO X. Il. Ledbetter and get
bottle and Try IT,.
P,RKERs Sautoniue Worm Lozenges are
hc best oiali Worm Medicines, Thousands OF
notAers. all over the land, give their children
'tRKER- Sautouiue Worm Lozengcs. Try
them, ut Il. Il. edbetters, jackson, Miss.
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EXPOSITION OF lS76.-Waudering thro ugh
1he United States section of this truly won
dertal Exhibition hyperornamented and owe
displayed as the most oil it is, l came upon an
elegant glass case, whose modesty was the
more conspicuous from its neighbours inery,
surmoVnted by the motto Hignis Prdemia. and
Displaying in neat packages, the medical
preparations of the house Of DR. J. c. AVER &
Go Lowell Mass.
: was aware of the worldwide reputation Of
this eminent firm, for the character and quail
" Of their goods, and remember well their
agents i'm London. Mr>srs NFwBERRY in st,
Pauls Churchyard. Having leisure hour l
determined 70 examine the contents of this
case, myself. and l was surprised to the
delicate perfection 20 which obey have brought
their household remedies | was chagrined at
the rejection that, while we have at home the
most skilful aud pre- emiuently the best physi-
clans in the Wort these Yankee doctors dis
tance ps so far in the line of popular medi-
cineS for family use. They have the sharpness
To take advantage Of the high scientific dis
coverIes among rs and make pills and po-
lions as palatable as they are salutary. l was
told by a leading druggist in Philadelphia,
khat DR. AVER mandatory was the large q
n America, giving employment to hL1Slureds
must go TO Lowell and see il on my way
Aome- CJrresPoaisHcs Of IL London (E"S'j
.
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HoNs. c. Z. HOOKER, o. r. Singleton,
Van Fl. Manning, H. d. Money and J. r.
Chalmers, have placed us under obligations
for numerous public documents. Judge
Tarbell, Capt w. w. Lester, and Maj. Jonas
Secretary of the Mississippi River Improve
ment Committee) have also furnished us
with valuable documents.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1881-01-20

T. Goods-OUr motto - not to be under
-caI and examine. You will find the
ii selected stock of Dry Goods, Notions,
s8hiug. Shoes Hats, Underwear, Cloaks and
s. mans. and almost any other article that
j be fouudiu any establishment in the State
IT, as l5g and lower than those who boast
much about low prices.
E~cLorHtSG a SPECIALITY.
l.. & 5. YIRDEN.
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handling TcethIua for several years. and the
demand Increases as the article becomes intro
duced and is known. oar sales average from
two 70 three gross per month. We believe that
your Teethiua lTeethiug powders) viii event
ualjy become "a aHuard and indispensable
article for ne ne Single instance has it faaed TO
7ir, suast4rtOU. NJ complaint has ever been
made to us. hence VIC conclude that it does all
you claim for IL. Htru IS b01W3 10 succeed.
HUNT, RANKIN \ LAMAR, Druggists.
For sale by BYRON LENLy, and all druggists
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1881-01-20

MY ANNUAL CATALOGUE OF VEGE-
VI TABLE AND FLOWER SEEDS FOR 1881, rich
in engravings from photographs of the orig
inals, viii be sent FREE to all who apply
Ny old customers need not write for It,
offer one Of the largest collections of vegeta-
table seed ever sent out by any Seed House in
on my six seed farms. Full directions for cal
ffnafion each package All seed sCarraated
to be both fresh and true 10 so far. that
should it prove otherwise, I seiH refill the or
der gratis. The original introducer OF the
Hubbard Squash, PhinDeyss Melon, Marble
head Cabbages, Mexican Corn, and scores of
other vegetables. invite the patronage of al
iDko aOh0 are anxious to hare their seed directly
from tie grocer, fresh, true and Of the Uery besf
straig-
New Vegetables n Specially.
JAMES ]. H. GREGORY,
Jana 'sl-Sw. Narblehsad, Mass.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1881-01-20

Wa call attention to the professional card
of DR.. w. Billie, 1876 Canal street, New Or
leans, who has an established reputation in
the successful treatment of nervous and
chronic diseases.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1881-01-20
Local and Miscellaneous Items.

SEE advertisement of an eligibly located
residence on State street for sale.
THE Nicksburg and Meridian Railroad
will receive this week, two elegant new,
frst-cass sleeping coaches.
THOSE who have to labor and study at
night, know how to appreciate a clear, bright,
safe light. This can be obtained, as we tes-
tify after many years use, in Browns nom
explosive Petro or Browns Family Oil.
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WANTED.

MALE TEACHER TO TEACH A SMALL
a PUBLIC SCHOOL at j. E. CoKER's. Madi-
SON County. Must be qualified to teach Latin
and the higher branches of English Litera-
ture. Address J. E. COKER.
Livingston, Madison Co., Miss.
ian6 '81-3t*
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1881-01-20

The Best and Cheapest Place TO buy Trim
ngs. Black and White Laces, Neck-Ties, Silk
etc. is at the Singer Machins
Imee. State street, opposite Capitol IT,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
FOR SALE

THE LOT AND RESIDENCE IMMEDI.
l. ately north of the residence of J. H. Oden.
eal, Esq. Price, s., 300 cash
Apply 10 THOMAS STURGES.
Jan 20 lSSI-2w
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Dar of Februarr. A. D.1ss1.

Within legal hours, at the front door of the
City Hall, in the City of Jackson, Mississippi
proceed to sell, and sell at public auction to
the highest bidder, for cash. the following real
estate of said deceased, to-wit; That certain
lot of land in the city OF Jackson county of
Kinds, and State of Mississippi, being part of
that certain lot known and designated as lot
one, square number three, south; and de-
scribed by metes and bounds following: Be-
ginning at q point on Pascagoula street one
hundred feet west of the northeast corner OF
said lot number one; thence west with the
line of said street twenty-seven feet; thence
south sixty-One feet; thence east twenty sew
en- feet; thence north sixty-one feet to the
place of beginning.
A. MIZELL, Admir-.
Taal
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Wanted-.A Bright Light

V0U can have clear, bright, safe light. by
Il using Browns Non-Explosive Petro" or
Browns Family Oil, To BIZ HAD ONLY AT
BRowE's OH DEPoT, Jackson, Mississippi,
next door North of j. s. T. Green's Bank.
w. ]. RB0WN, SR.
Jan. 20 's1-am
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Ing Ont!

81 well selected stock OF Dry Goods, Cloth
Boots. shoes. must be sold by the lst Of
FL 1 q, not propose 70 sell"fo less than
Dgi VIII ssII at the wholesale price OF
h lf,rturer-. f., is a hne opportunity to
II fsr-afu- ia articles OF prime necessity.
II soon. AMI make Your selections, and you
BE convinced az 10 the excellent quality
rr cords and the low prices at which they
= aFar.a LAz. KAHN.
Iee5b 70-2m.
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Go To HuSrEE & HAnEiSGToN' Drug Store
h. fresh Garden Seeds, Onion sets, and in
H. anything else you may need in the Drug
ue.
Jan.G SLOW.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1881-01-20

COMPLETE assortment of zIegler Shoes for
Ladies. Misses and Children, can always Be
found ct A, VnDEz's.
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LETfER LIST.

tof Letters remaining in the Post-ofice
Aekson, Kinds county, Miss, for the week
nn January ~. lssi
|nn. Mrs. W. johnson, Albert
H. Mss Matte McGlH, Anna
Frmnk I, Moore, Mrs. NJ. X.
an Morgan, Minnie j.
IN. s A. orris, W. j.
Miles, II. c.
Frank Dr2 Mosiy, Il.
Ioe w Powell, Mrs. Angelina
arv l. Robin son. Jno.
is Jane Rollins, Ellen
Miss Carrieshealy, ]. p.
Colonel StalageT & Co
ms q. Taylor, Joseph
Is A2 Washington, Mrs. E.
X Walhein, F.
raJxin Ware, Martin
Womeldorff, Mrs. Louise
calling for any Of the above letters
Be say advertised
w. H. H. GREEN. P. NJ.
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LEGAL AID SPECIAL NOTICES.
To Whom ii May Concern.


\ Office b. this dav given thar abe M0HILE
~ FIRE DfpARtntNr us1RANcr CoupAgv.
% Mobile. A.absma. viii Withdraw IFS dtuosit
tom the State Treasury, six months from the
date hereof WM L HEMINGWAY.
July II, l>Sl-pm. SiItr Treasurer
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PUBLIC SALE.

IN PURSUANCE OF POWER CON
4 tanned ~ Mortgage executed hy W.
oliIer7' dated March Il, l0,t recorded iu Boil
var County, Mississippi, tuc undersigned will
sell at public sale, for cash, al the Court
House ia said county of Bolivar. ola
Thursday, the oath day Of February next.
Between eleven and four % clock of said .lav
all the following described property. situate
in said county of Bolivar. and Stale of Mis-
sissippi, being the west half OF section Sow
entecn; the whole ot section eighteen. thr
north half ot section nineteen, aud the MONTH
west quarter Of section twenty. ull i'm town
ship twenty, OF range seven, west: and tho
southeast quarter of section twelve the east
half and the east half of the west half of
section thirteen and the east half of tho
northeast quarter of section ten, Hll iu town
ship twenty, of range eight, west: or So much
thereof as may De necessary Gao pay the debt
secured by sand mortgage
Jan. l3, Sl-tds. II. r. ELLETT.
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NOTICE !!

rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT HAVE TO-
i day issued - 000l two thousand dollars
IN Kinds County Bonds to Matches, Jackson
and Columbus Railroad, on the estimate for
the month Of December, 1880.
d. G.. McRAE,
President Board of Supervisors.
Jan. %, 1881-1t.
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To WnOm il Hay Concern.
STATE TREAsuRERs 0rfIrr.
.lACEznN Mrs Sent E44

STATE lEEA~lHb $ OFFICE.
JACKSON, Miss. Sept D. 1850
NqH Ia H.. Is.ad day sS cd a q, F a
delphia Pa, will withdraw ELL si.ra-.t fror7
lhe stale Treasury. * months from tha date
hereof MM. l. HEMINGWAY.
SepLl, ~o-Gm stare Treasurer
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ADMINISTRATORS SIZE.

by VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
Id Chancery Court of Kinds County, First
District, made on 2lst day of September. A
D. 1880, the undersigned, Administrators of the
estate of Henry L. Sizer, deceased, will on
Monday, the
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1881-01-20
ATLROAD TTME-TABLE.
d Garden Seeds

II be hal at HUNTER & HARRIGTos's Druf
on State street Jackson, Mss.
6'eI-jw.
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Columbus Dispatch. ]
Forest Re gister.l

1t is replete with the history of the Aborgi-
mes or Indians, and the earliest white settlers
OF the Territory, giving portraits of the Span
ish Governors. 1t is a book full of interesting
historical knowledge, and should be carefully
persued by every native Mississippian. 1t
has page of errata, but the errors noted
thereon are not material
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-16

TIE New York HTahi, which is quite
a CoSKLISG organ, says that our present
National administration ''is composed
OF one brilliant and sudacious politician
who. knowing less about foreign affairs
than any man in public life, is made
Secretary Of State ior Foreign Affairs
five Industrious, active, middle aged
clerks in charge Of five departments;
one old gentleman, about six weeks be-
hind time in the correspondence Of the
Interior Department, and-aA angry
boy. The angry boy is President
of the United States" OF Secre.
tary BLyISE, it says that he "has no
illusions, no sentiments! He is a man
without gratitude, without convictions,
without friendships, without shame-s
dominant intellectual force, who has
risen to great authority aud consequence
in the Republican party-not by acct
dent, like HAYES; not by the power Of
treasury, like SHERMAN; nor by sue
cessiui intrigue in politics, like GAR
FIELD; nor by lofty courage and stately
eloquence, like CoNELING; nor by the
prestige OF an illustrious name, like
GRANT, but by imprudent audacity."