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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1881-05-05
Letter from East Mississippi
THE POLITICAL SITUATION, ETC.

EDITORS CLARION: The time for opening
the political campaign in Mississippi is
drawing near. The enemy are marshaling
their hosts, not openly, but in secret. The
Radicals, the Greenbackers, and all NAL
contents have formed an alliance, offensive
/ and defensive, against the Democracy The
leaders are men of experience, sagacity and
personal magnetism. They will have every
means for active and vigorous measures,
drawing the sinews of war through Federal
patronage from the national treasury itself.
We aF6 seriously threatened with the re.
ascendency of ignorance, corruption and all
/ their concomitant evils.
/ 1t is unwise to underestimate or ignore
/ the skill and resources of an enemy; and,
| in organizing to counteract impending perils,
/ the Democratic party can afford to make no
! mistake in the selection of its leaders. 1t
will require a man Iof no ordinary ability
to meet Alcorn upon the stump Our
nominee for Governor should possess the
highest intelligence, purest patriotism,
great experience, and record untarnish ed.
For all State offices candidates should be
men of integrity, capacity, and reputation
oo-e1tensiye with the State. Many good
and true men have filled with credit vari-
Gus positions of honor and political prefer
ment during the period of comparative
peace which resulted from the overwhelming
victories of 1875 and 1876; but they would
be poyerless to create the enthusiasm
necessary to defeat this new combination of
the political elements. The time 70 person
al favoriteism has passed Every inferior
consideration must yield to the general
good. To add to the menacing contingent
cies of the immediate future, the opposition
will resort to every scheme, which can be
devised and executed by ingenuity and
MALICE, in order to carry Mississippi and
break ethe solid South"-the only opposing
barrier to the demolition of the States of
this Union.
In selecting delegates to the nominating
Convention, let none be chosen who have
friends to reward or enemies to punish,
but only those who will nave an eye single
to the best interests of the entire State.
o. K,
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Natehez. Jackson 8 Columbus Railroad

hatcher. Jackson & Columbus Railroad
Gen. ". I. Martin, President of the
Natchez, Jackson & Columbus Railroad
Company, viii be pleased to meet and ad
dress his fellow-eitizens interested in the ex.
tension of the road from Jackson to Colum-
bus at the times and places below mention
sd
Fannin, Wednesday, May 18th, 1881.
Ludlow, Thursday MAY 10Th. 1881.
Carthage, Friday, May 10Th, 1881.
Edinburgh, Saturday, May DIST, 1881.
Louisville, Monday, May sd, 1881.
Columbus, Wednesday, May 18th, 1881.
Macon, Friday, May 9th, 1881.
Mashulaville, Monday, May Both, 1881.
Summervile, Tuesday, May 81, 1881.
Philadelphia, Thursday, June ID, 1881.
Benefits Store, Saturday, June 4th, 1881
Pisgah Church, Monday, June 9th, 1881
The press in the neighborhood of these ap-
pointments will please copy
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Mysterious and Distressing Disappear
ance, or Abduction, of a Young Lady.

ance, or Abduction, OF a Young Lady.
/ Public attention is called to the adyer-
/ tisement which we have copied below. In
/ further explanation of the facts, we will state
! that about the LIST of January last Miss Mon
ME Richards, the young lady whose fate is in
volved in manner SO mysterious and dis
/ tressing to her parents and friends, left her
home near Sharon, Madison county, Miss
sissippi, III company with the pastor of the
Methodist church at that place, and his
wife, to visit some relatives near Natchez.
On the 18th of March her friends at Natchez
placed her on board the steamer J. NJ. White
for Vicksburg where she was to have taken
the cars for Canton. The steamer reached
Vicksburg at u o'clock on the 18th, and the
clerk conducted her off the steamer for the
depot of the V. & NJ. Road. OF this fact,
there is positive information. Not reach
ing home, her father, Mr. William Rich
ards, went to Nicksburg, and with the as
sistance of DIR. O'Leary (who formerly re-
sided at Sharon), Rev. Mr.. Galloway and
other friends, instituted rigid enquiry about
her, and though they had the aid of detec-
lives, nave not Dceu dBlc 70 uISCOFeI the
least trace of her. From information re-
ceived, they have reason to believe that she
entered a hack on leaving the boat, and was
driven to the depot where her baggage was
checked to Jackson or Canton; but of this
they have no positive knowledge. On con-
versing with parties who have interested
themselves in the search, we find that the
language of the Vicksburg Commercial, is
literally true, that from the moment she
left the steamer she has been as completely
lost as if the earth had opened and swal
lowed her She had travelled but little, but
was intelligent, modest, and retiring. She
had no acquaintance on the boat and was
placed in charge of the officers ; and the
intention was for her to take the train the
evening of her arrival at Vicksburg for
home. She is the daughter of Mr.. William
Richards. Her parents are both living and
her situation at home was as happy a. the
relation of affectionate parents and dutiful
daughter could make it. Parents and
daughter are all members of the church, in
good standing; and are of the highest re-
spectability. The press will confer an act
of kindness by publishing and calling at
tention to the following:
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An drews' Supplemental Digest.

YAzoo CITY, April D, 1881.
EDITORS CLARION: | take this conven-
lent method of answering daily inquiries
about my forthcoming Digest. The manu-
script is completed. As soon as the May
term of the Yazoo Circuit Court adjourns, l
will go North and superintend the printing
of it. 8Ty publishers advise me that this
will be better, and will insure quicker work
and earlier completion, than to forward the
manuscript, and have proofs RENTED and
returned by mail.
The book will be sold by Messrs. Eyrich
& Co., of jackson, Miss. Further notice of
price, etc, will be given when it is ready for
delivery. Yours truly,
GARRETT ANDREWS.
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The Negro Vote Buying business.
Natchez Democrat

Natchez Democrat
THE CLARION Of the 21st comments upon an
interview with "a Southern Senator by
correspondent OF the New York Herald.
The CLARION, although it Knows the name OF
the CORES pondent, seems to be ignorant OF
who the Southern Senator was who was in
teryiewed by the Herald man. Indeed The
CLARION is even doubtful if such an interview
ever took place. It's particularly severe upon
q remark which this CORES pendent put INTO
the mouth of the Southern Senator as follows
Negro votes easily bought. From %
cents to 81 and s. il the usual price as you
may heat all over the South, To save Que
State government we are compelled also 10 bur
votes" Now this is very shocking TO tbs
feeling of The CLARION. The purity Of the
political atmosphere in which that paper hay
heretofore existed will not permit anything
like the purchase Of negro vote, ana
it thinks lit is not possible that South
ern Senator could have made a statement so
unfounded in fact, aud so derogG.ory at least
to the white paople OF the South. lHE
CLARION says I've reside in one Of the lar
gest negro counties in the State. and have yet
to hear of the first instance OF a white man
purchasing or Offering to purchase the vote
of colored man" As The CLARION is an
enterprising paper, and we presume gathers
all the news, we are particularly gratihed 70
find that che Integrity OF Hinds county office
seekers has been SO conscieutlously preserved
As The CLARION never for a moment suspect
ed that Mr.. Lamar was the Southern Senator
Win WHOM the correspondent u-d beth IA h
ing we do not woEder when it says: IF this
Senator Is not myth he is giving currency
among our traducers to the evil reports which
the Southern press are la boring day IN and
day out to correct But ia il not possible
that the effort to correct these evil reports
may be carried just little too far by The
CLARION? The people of the South politica ] s
are certainly pure as those of any othersee
ton of the country but IL is little too much
to claim that they are immaculate. The once
seekers in all ages Of the Tarii have been
given to the practice OF ways that a little
dark for the purpose of making votes for them
selves and we fear that all the electors, even
among the eolored people, are not ineorru pti-
BILE We would not in the face Of the state
ment Of our Jackson cotemporAry, make such
3 charge against either the offee-seekefs or
the voters Of Hlnds ccE@..y, out we will say
il What il says Is true that county must be the
paradise of honest men,
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August Flower.

The immense sale and great popularity OF
Green's August Flower in all towns ard vii
lagos in the civilized world has caused masy
lmitators to adopt similar names expecting TO
rean-a harvest for themselves a. the expense
ct the afflicted. This medicine waS introduced
IN ISIS, ana for the cure of DyspepsiR and
Liver Complaint with their effects, such as
Sonr Stomach, Costiveness, Sick Stomach,
sex Headache, Indigestion, Palpitation OF
she Heart vertigo etc, etc. q Hseer tGited 20
oar kRociedge. Three doses viii relieve any
case of Dyspepsia. Two million bottles sold
last year. Price - cents SAMPLES 10 cents.
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LEGAL NOTICE

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT. N
- accordance with the provisions of an Act
81 the Legislature of the State of Mississippi.
approved February Isl, 1877, 20 be found ON
pages IN rs, and 10 of the published laws
q That year. VIII receive sealed proposals
Tor the purchase and liquidation of Bonds.
refunded under the provisions of said Acf M
the amount > 40 UOb twenty seven hundred
AMI htty dollars. The proposals will be re-
eeiyed at the Capital state Bank. in the CITY
Of Jackson, on Friday, the ~, day CT Nav
1901, ana oPa ned IN the presence of such bid
1ers as may desire To be present. These pro
posaIs shall be addressed 10 the Treasurer OF
II inds County, and shall be marked "Propos-
ais for Purchase OF Bonds of Kinds County.
under Act February lst 1877 aud shall be
properly sealed l.. W. CARRAWAI.
mayo, el-3w. Treasurer Kinds Co.
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Cheaper than Physicians Rills.

"A THINc OF BEAUTY Is 4 JoY FoREvKR.R-
What is it? Something prepared for woman
only, and used by them exclusively. It il
adapted especially TO cases where the womb is
disordered, and will cure all irregularities OF
the 'mensesh or monthly courses" by restor-
ms the discharges, whether acute or chronic,
in every instance.
nave used for the last twenty years, the
medicine known as Dr. j. Bradfelds Female
regulator, and consider il the best combina-
tion ever gotten together for the iseases for
which il Is recommended
". B. FERRELL, NJ. D.
Or j. Bradkeld, Prop, Atlanta. Ga Price
SI.o9 per bottle. Sold by BYRON LEAL1,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
STRAY MULE.

NIRAYED FROM ALLEN McwHFRrER
- tenant = 'he Wells Place. in Madison
'e1A y ~ near IG1gA 90. on Sunday, May lst
enc pAHh HORSE MULE, shout FIVE vear,
ei9, fourteen hands high, long round body
Ia4I breasted and weil-mu scled. with some
preaching marks about the loius
any lnformaiion that will lead 10 his dis
coYery, will be literally rewarded.
maya sl-@w- THOS. ATKINSON.
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For Secretary of State.
LINCOLN COUNTY. April y. 1,

LINCOLN COUNTY, April D, ISL,
EDITORS CLARIoN-Down this way we
are all like the Forest Register, in favor of
R. H. Henry, Esq, of the Brookhaven
Ledger, for Secretary of State. His record
is good, both private and public, and if he
receives the nomination he will be elected
and fill the Office with credit to himself
and satisfaction to his constituents Hop
ing that when the State Convention meets
they will give Mr.. Henry's claims fair
consideration, and if consistent with their
views select him as our candidate for Secre-
tary of State,
/ remain yours, AMERICAS.
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Local and Miscellaneous Items.

WE regret to learn Hon. J. F. H. Clai-
borne mas been seriously ill. To this cause,
is to be attributed his falure to answer
the letters Of numerous correspondent His
condition is now improved.
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THE Mississippi State Dental Asso citation
will hold its 9th annual session at Jackson
on the 18th Ill dentists in the State OF
ereditable attainment and good moral char
acter are earnestly solicited to become mem
bers of the Association.
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WoODBuRY, Nj, July Is. 1877.

DR. C. J. MoFFETT-Dear Sir-T nerer forget
the gratitude Tore you for saVing the life Of nay
littL boy. Robert, rhea at dss:l,. ss1or from
Cholers LA<ass4Hs.. After having tried travel
ing, different localities aud climates, many
physicians and remedies, the disease only in
creased in violence As soon as we commenced
giving Teefhina (Teething Powders the dis
ease began to abate. the child TO rest better
than he had done for months. his appetite to
return, and soon has rosy cheeks gave JOY 10 has
mothers heart Very Respectfully,
MRS. GIN. s. FRENCH.
Tor sale by BYRoN LEMLY. Jackson. Miss
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$40 REWARD

WILL BE PAID By THE UNDERSIGNED
w "a any person who VIII deliver at
Weat be sby's Stable, in Canton, my stray
Mule which when last seen, VAS u possessi .n
of Wash Beatty, Tool who lives in the neigh
Dor hood Of the old Lyr ns place. Description
Of Mule BLACK HORSE MULE, with
small gray spot in his forehead and white
speek in right eye, Said Mule Is about nine
years old.
april2l 'Sl-SwF. R. H. BENNETT
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Election of Ohicers Of the V. q NJ. Road.

The annual meeting for the reorganization
of the Vieksburg and Meridian Railroad
occurred at y o'clock yesterday Mr.
George Arents, of New York, was elected
President, and following gentlemen Direc
tors. George Arents, 3. K. Bacon, G. r.
Chandler. Simon BOND, Thomas Rigby,
Peter Anderson an William H. Fogg.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
LAWRENCE COUNTY.

To GEoRGE F. BROr AND WILLIAM MARS.
y ATT ACHMENT AT THE SUIT OF D.
~ J. benson. Agent for auth j.. benson.
against your estate, foi fifteen hundred doll
lars, returnible before the Circuit Court OF
Lawrence County, Mississippi. has been exc
unless you appear before said Court on the
Fourth Monday OF May, 1881,
And plead 10 said action Judgment viii Doe
rendered and the estate attached viii be sold
Alontice To-, Miss. Apri 18th, ISL
w. WEATHEBSBY,
Circuit Clerk Lawrence County, Miss.
Apri1 n lNsl-Ig
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GRAND EECAMPMENT.

The following were elected Grand Officers
for the ensuing year
w. @. Lowd, Jackson, Grand Patriarch
John McGill, Jackson, Grand High
Priest.
E. schaefer, Fazoo City, Grand Senior
Warden.
A. Newberger, Natchez, Grand Junior
Warden.
Jas. T. McCown, Vicksburg, Grand
Scribe.
J. I. Bower, jackson, Grand Treasurer.
Fred. Ebden, McComb City, Grand
Marshal.
Sam'l French, Vicksburg, ! Grand Senti-
F. NJ Lassitter, ! nels.
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AsAAA y DHTaAE. Washington Heights. III,
says hive always found ready sale for
a = I Co. Tipped shoes; they take the lead
IN ehildren's shoes. and ny castOusrs vill
have no others.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

II hAhtAs on the 30tA day Of April. 1881
~ Letters Of Administration were by the
1HAncrry Court Of Kinds County, Miss ssipui.
First District thereof, granted TO the under
Niehel on the Is are OF john V Robinson. de-
ceased Now, therefore, all persons having
Chains against The estate Of said aecylrut
are hereby requested and notified 60 exhibit
lAelr claims and have them registered within
ne time as required bv law. ar thsv ,y5If ta
forever barred
MARY J. ROBINSON
r. l.. SAUNDERS.
G.. l.. ROBINS \.
Mays, slow. Admipistrators
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The Best and Cheapest Place to buy Trim
rEs. Black ana White Laces Neck-lles, SIX
Uaudkercaiefs etc, is at the Singer Machine
once. State street. opposite Capitol IT,
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DIR. w. BILLIE,

Late Assistant Physician to Professor
Bic8rd. Paris.
orrrcr, 1856 CANAL STREET, NEw ORLEANS
srzerAlrrEs Nervous Diseases, and chron-
ic Diseases.
REFERENCES 80 Fifteen years su ccessful
practice in New Orleans among the most
prominent business men.
Jan. Is, 81, ly.
Jr-r received. large and well selected
stock Of Ladies' and Childreus shoes, at
WHtrtSG 4 GRAY's
Look at Spring Clothing and Gents Fur
uishiug Goods at
Spring Styles.
c. Clothing and Hats.
Opened to-day,
AT A. VIRDESs.
THE DAISY" new > seat Brewster Side Bar
and new style turn out seat Buggy, at
SIDwAYs.
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LOST !

On Friday, March 18th, 1881, Miss MoxsIE
RICHARDS, returning from visit TO relatives
a. Natchez Miss, left the steamboat ~ NJ.
White at Vicksburg, and proceeded to the
passenger depot, route, her home in this
Madison, county. No tidngs have been had
since that date, and her parents and friends
are in great distress about her. A liberal
reward will be paid for any information that
will lead to the discovery of her whereabouts.
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DARTIRs DESIRING GOOD PLANTING
Sled, hong staple on China Prolific can
bs supplied by applying TO
apFlS5, Sl-SW. Rioksburg Miss.
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We learn there was a frightful accident
at Grenada on Tuesday-the explosion of q
soda fount. DR.. Ray was killed instantly,
Mr.. fowler, commercial agent for Schmidt
& Zeigler, New Orleans, was, it is feared,
fatally injured
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IF misery loves company, the star
route jobbers viii be gratifed. There
seems to be "a po wer" Of them.
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conc BYRON LaaLT's DRUG STORE and ge'
b supply of Coigates Toilet Soap at New
y.rk cost Also Ba hing Sponges at cost
All -.
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a Coon Maze ASD HAHSEss- Apply 10
y II. BOYD,
Singer office, opposite Capitol.
Aprl. p, l--l-2w.
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A COMPLETE assortment ~ HIegler 0hoes LOT
Ladies. Misses and children, can always he
found ar a. 'lRDtN >
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SHERIFF MoRRIsoN's accounts for the
year 1850, as audited by the Chancery Clerk
of Kinds county, show total receipts from
all sources, S70,397 Al, all of which has
been duly accounted for. This is good
showing, which We are pleased TO note.
Kinds has a first-class Sheriff, and an efficient
and obliging corps of deputies.
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NAIL LETTINGS
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Port Onicc Dcpnrfn,cnt.

Washington, y. C., March 10, 1881.
PROPOSALS will be received at the Com
tract oBcc of this Department until ar.n. Of
April 2a, 1881, for carrying the mails Of the
United States upon the routes, aud according
TO the socdule Of arrival ANA departure -pyci-
fed by the Department, in the state OF Mis-
sissippi, from July !, 1851, 30 June 30, 1854
List Of routes, with schedules or arrivals and
departures, instructions TO bidders. with forms
for contracts and bonds aud all other noces.a-
ry Information, viii be furnished upon appIi-
cation to the Second Assistant Postmaster
General
THOMAS L. JAMES.
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PIoUGu GEAR, Bull Tongues, Sweeps, sc
G. D. SUBWAY.
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ending May >. 1881;
Adam or Adir, Lottiej enkins, Jonas
Miss johnson, Maggie
Barden. Logan Kelly, VIM. (colj
B0udia. Alice Mrs. Kelly, jenny
Boyd ". Il. Lindsey, Eliza
Bradford. Robt. Mclnues, care OF Dr..
sasteIo l. e. McInuis
Estabrook, G. 4. > NelIs, Fannie Miss
Evans. Mary Jane Nettles, W H.
Farmer i j > Patton. Emmer Mrs.
FerriG James Parsley, J. 5
Fletcher. Shollet Mrs Biiey. Barust
Fletcher. L Robbins, Bette, Miss
Foote. W. Ii. Ross, waiter
Foster, Maria, care ofScott, Ihos.
Ffrap Foster Roy, W,
Hail Tanra Sheriff, Harry c.
Wareie Ida Mrs Sheppard, Richard
Havkau Ann Mrs Smith, Th0s. L.
care J. d. RobinsOnStewart, Jennie +.
Herald NJ Miss Tribbett. Jackson
HopiuE John Sessions Forden
Horfh p WATSON, W. T.
Hooker, Fred
Persons calling for any of the above letters
will please say advertised
W. H. IT, GREEN. P. n.
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GF~r-. Cashmere and ; traw Hats at
WuIrIsG 81 GRAY 8.
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MISI.AID.

ANYONE knowing the whereabouts Of a copy
Il RIP VAN WINKLE in manuscript, will
,5nf.-a favor BY informing the owner,
T. S POTTER
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The forty-third Annual Communication
of the Grand Lodge of the Independent
Order of Odd Fellows, was held at the Odd
Fellows Hall, in this city, this week, com
mencing on Tuesday at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
The following Grand Officers were present
Thos. J. Hanes, Vicksburg, Grand Mas
ter.
W. J. Bradshaw, Summit, Deputy Grand
Master
John McGill, Jackson, Grand Warden
pro tenn.
Jas. T. McCOwn. vicksburg, Grand Sec
rotary.
J. L. Power, Jackson, Grand Treasurer.
Rey.J. I. Zealy, Jackson, Grand Chap
lain.
Chas. Whitcomb, Natchez, Grand Con-
ductor.
d. NJ. Walker, Magnolia, Grand Herald.
w. Q. Lowd, jackson, Grand Marshal.
Samuel French, Vicks5urg, Grand Guar
dian.
DISTRICT DEPUTY GRAND MASTERS
Henry Dahmer, J. L. Bankhead, J. NJ.
Moore, Chas. Whitcomb, w. J. Bradshaw,
E. Schaefer, John NJ. Smylie.
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by ExpreSs-
Carria,. Afgaaus, spring styles, just IN.
g. D. subway.
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lat BarGeId's

At Barneld's-
pemoresfs Port Folio-What.to Wear-and
.CataIogues. Cut Paper Patterns, Spring and
Summer Styles.
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Spring &SunlTaer Millinery

Consisting Of the LATEST NOVELTIES and
# TX EST STYLES,
constant receiyed during the Season. Every.
tHlnE IN TIE line always on hand and sold At
the lowest prices fer Cash
JACKSON. MISS.
mayo, Slim
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ASK FOR the Imperial Uniaundried SHIRT
the best shirt made ct 81 90 each, at
WHGrISG & GFAY's.
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II WILL sell, ON reasonable terms. nv resi-
L dence near COLLEGE Green school House.
For terms, etc., apply to
MRS. FANNY BARR.
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Spring and Summer .
ATTENTION LADIES!

r HAVE JUST RETURNED gi.l p care-
/ fully selected stock of The very late-, ana
prettiest styles
Hats, Ribbons, Flowers, Etc.
which the Ladies OF Jackson and vicinity are
invited 70 call and examine Prices will ir
found very reasonable.
MRS, T. i. NIkDEN,
Three doors belOa Martzs Opposite
ola stand
Jacksan. Anil =. IssI-am.
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TINS cheapest and best line Of Haudkerchiets
and ua.iery. at WHITING 4 GRAY's.
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The Besl-
UnIauudried Shirts in the market, at
A. NIRDEN :.