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lHE CANYAss.
The Candidates for GoTernor at vo..
= Point. "ss'
Eeho.I

Echo
/ Joint discussion between Gov Lows
/ Co.'s King, opposing candidates for Govsrnor
sooE place al the Court house on Tuesdov
the 4th inst aocordins TO previous anno;'l,,
meat. The Court room was pretty vail
hlled and everything passed of oaietlv-tbs
speakers observing proper decorum and
courtesy to each other. Col. King opena5
In one hours speech, Gen. Lowry rebIvjn1
In an hour and halt, and Col. King elosin's7
IN half hours rejoinder. NOTABLY thsrs
IS no issue between them, of anv prart;.
cal Importance, snt1cieat to demand a divi.
SION OF the people on it. Col. King attemnr-
ed to arralgn the Democratic pIrtv At fba
tribunal OF popular opinion. and try i
upon something that his credulity has sug-
gested to him were charges but his mod
cate was two narrow, his allegations loose
vague end uncertain, and his whole cas-
unsupported by even the shaved OF prnnf
and yet ne talked smoothly and fiuentiy or
times warming up a. though he thought he
had struck hot track of some kind nf
warmth. The COTS position is truly an
ON I)us. He heads ticket formed by tGs
fusion parties, with neither of which he
agrees in sentiment aad has never acted
Bat lately escaped from the Damocratia
fold, he merely constitutes the cementing
element to bind his fused parties together
H ignores the existence of the Republican
and ireenback parties, stands upon m prin.
ciple, and presents no policy which he cou]a
guarantee would be carried out by the
joint contracting parties with which he ha,
been engaged TO run the Governors oAice
provided the people will let him, which thew
will not.
WHAT could Gen, Lowry do in the way Of
in such case? No issue was
presented, and no ground taken worthy of
an argument. Well, We answer for the
General; he triumphantly exploded the ban
bles and vagaries conjured up in C1l. Kings
tortured and feverish brain, CALAMITY vim
dicated every aspersiou thrown at the Dem
ocratic party, and in thunderous tones of
wisdom, truth and eloquenca, admonished
the people not to go fishing with the Col.
10 see. at the hazard of an experiment i'll
they could not hatch up some excuse drawn /
from the placid waters of Mississippi politics
for which they would reegate the State to a /
reign of terror, trouble and debauchery; and /
the people said amen
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What DeSoto County Correspondent
Says About W. D. Howze, Fusion
Candidate for Superintendent of
Public Instruction.
DEsoro COUNTY, October 9Th. l

DESoTo COUNTY, October 9Th, 1881.
EDITORS CLARION: ! desire to let the
people of Mississippi know the attitude Of
one ofthe men on the State fusion ticket,
Against w. D. Howe, of DeSoto, candidate
for Superintendent of Public Education,
was found an indictment last Mlrch by
the Grand Jury of this county. He gave
bond and asked for a continuance He was
tried at the September term of our Circuit
Court, and found guilty of misdemeanor in
Office. Under Gus Pre- ent statute his crime
would have been felony, Howze two years
ago was the Treasurer Of the county. He
failed to turn over the books of the office to
his successor. Demands were made by the
nroper officers and he still refused, hence
the indictment: Howze's predecessor was
and is Republican, AM his father'in-law,
and from the books he was found to be de-
fAuIter and suit instituted against him.
Howe is member Of the Board of Super
visors. Are the people of Mississippi willing
or prepared to turn over so important
an Office to w. D. Howe? He might not
turn over the books of the Office to his sue
cessOr. HORN LAKE.
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National Snrgical Institute.

One of the Surgeons of this old and notable
Institute will visit jackson, Mississippi, Oct
26Lh, 1881, stopping at the Edwards House.
The object of this visit is to give the Attic
ted an opportunity for examination at or near
their homes, thus saving hopeless cases the
expense trip TO Atlanta. A careful exam
ination will be made, and patients can learn
if their cases are durable or can be benefited,
and whether il will be necessary for them to
viSit.the Institute. Ia such cases as can be
cured, or treatment begun st home, arrSnge-
ments can be made with our visiting Surgeon,
and treatment commenced at once.
Cases of Deformities and Chronic Diseases
will be axamined, such as Club Feet, Diseases
of the Hip. Spine and Joints, Paralysis, Piles,
mia Eatarrh ana FemSIe Diseases, and
Diseases of the Eye, Ear, etc.
GDr Come early, as the visit is limited to
the time stated. For circulars and full par
tieulars, address
NATIONAL SURGICAL INSTITUTE,
1t ATLANTA, GA.
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appointments for Public Spea in
PUBLIC SPEAKING.

Hon. f. Barksdale ami Gen Smith ,,Qndi,
'ate Tor Superintendent of Public Instruction
VIII address their fellow.citizens n the fol-
loving times and places:
= Ashland, Benton county. Monday oetohsr
IS ripley TiPPah county, Tuesday, October
o. New Albany, Union county, Wednesday.
>, Grenada Grenada county, Friday October
10. A% 80 Alfalfa county, saturday, Octa.
Der a -'V''"9' 'e'o-
FRANK JOHNSTON.
'h"Hr State DEM Con. Elk Committee.
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Timely Adrira-
Ticksbuec HersId

~AetaIu.
,sI .ae People Of jackson should bes.ir them.
80 me building Of railroad from
Saa; % 1a2o0 City, would benefit the
bsI IA - more than any other enterprise that
sn5 80 suggested 70 promote its growth
M prosperity, Besides, we learn that the
~ ssOp's % AGO City prefer Jackson to Can
Gu cGu a. t9e terminus Of railroad from that
1 1,t,. anu tins being the ease we do not see
WY the people Of jackson and Yazoo City
r road unite and secure the building Of the
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FOR SURVEYOR,
WILL T. COLLINS, of Utica.
ELECTION TICKETS.

FOR COEONER AND RANGER,
THOS. |. HUNTER, of Raymond.
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Cut This Quilt Nav 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
would cure them. DR.. A. Boschees German
Syrup has lately been introduced in this un.
cry from Germany, and its wondrous cures
astonishes every one that try it you doub.
what we say in PRINT, cut this OF; ud take it
to your Druggist, and get sample bottle for
10 cents and try il or regular size for Is
cents
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Women.


Cheaper than physieians's h;us al :. /,
S Sseu 'S women exclusively II il nrsns rk.l
.or mem only, and IS sp eially ,darl4J Ia
800, 1850 "5ere toe womb IS disorder,d. ana vii
cure s.lI an irr gulsrites OF The s'm.nsss 4 q
monthly courses, wAetheracnte or ebrSnic
i: nTs r. me discharge This grea, tOoa
k7avn an5 5FauaeIa Female Regulator, sne
e.;@1 sh1 recognized as "Woman's lhes
Igflshd: Prepared by Dr.. J. BradSa,,si -
,Sn.a, Ia. Price: trial size. 75s. br,, size
I 1L3R For sale by Byron Lemlv and + K
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SOME of the New Orleans merchants re-
siding along the coast, have the exclusive
use of one car for which the members of the
&C. o. W." or "Club on wheels" pay 2
certain amount per month. None but mem
bers are permitted to enter the car; and
iadies particularly excluded. The members
of the Club ere known as the Cow Boys.
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oZ
Atkinson 81
On motion the nominations of Messrs.
Greaves and Atkinson were made unan-
imOus.
{ 1t is proper to say that Mr. Shelton re-
ceived Al votes on the first ballot, two more
than was necessary to nominate, but were
| Changed before result of the vote was an
nounced.-Reporter.
The chair announced that nominations
for Sheriff were in order.
Mr.. Mathews nominated Mr.. w H. Chi
chester, of Edwards.
Mr.. S. j. Crsler nominated Mr.. B. s.
White Of Raymond.
Mr. I. II. Jones nominated Mr. 5 B.
Thomas, of Terry.
Mr.. Wells nominated Mr.. Farrar Nor
rison, of Raymond.
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Excursion to New Orleans.

The undersigned have arranged for 4
/ first-cass Excursion from Grand Junction
to New Orleans, on Tuesday, October 18th
Five days in city, and tickets good t.
return Oh any regular passenger train. The
train will pass Jackson at $40 r. NJ, and
the round-trip fare from this city is only
$500. Colored people who may want to
go on this train will have special coaches
assigned them, under the direction of Mat
Potter. Tickets will be for sale in Jackson
by Capt W. @. Lowd, and by Mike O'Brien,
at Edwards House Bar.
St PITTs & BURRAGE.
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TUE CLABIoE office will fill orders
-,onptlv from counties having no local
rs our press brethren who may desire
u, ~ print tickets for their respective
o,,,tie. are guaranteed that the tickets
u.;I conform to the requirements of the
Code. The names of county candidates
should be written very plainly, to avoid
mistakes and delay. tt.
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AT ABERDEEN
Aberdeen Weekly.1

Aberdeen Weekly.7
Gen. Lowry's speech here last Monday
was clear, logical and convincing. Truth
was on his side, and he had the talent to dis
tribute it most intelligently. He is progress
sive in his views and will make us good
and safe Governor. His speech made him
many friends in Monroe county. He will
carry the State by heavy majority
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PROF. BELcHER, the accomplished Presi'
dent of Carrollton Female College, writes
US that the present session has opened with
large increase of patronage. We are
pleased, but not surprised to hear it..
Prof Belcher is an educator of ability and
thoroughly devoted to his work; the College
building is one of the finest in the State,
and located in commQpity than which
there is none better
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SECOND BALLOT.
THIRD BALLOT.

Shelton. 30
Atkinson 81
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BUSINESS NOTICES

Cali at the "ParlOr Shoe Store and
select your new HAT You can find nice
line of the latest styles in Soft, Stiff and Silk
HATS, at lowest prices.
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AFTER strolling through Washburn's
Photograph Parlors, on Canal street, last
week, we remarked to the genial proprietor
that he seemed to be we'll patrnnized by
Mississippians. "Yes," said he, good work
and advertising is what does it." And we
concurred
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srEcrALrIEs Nervous Diseases, and chron-
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Carpets. Carpets. Carpess..

Just received at Whiting / Gray's, Tapestry
Brussels At Soc. SOC. and Csc. per gard; ply,
best quality. At 81 l5 per yard; extra supers
from Sc to 9Jc. Ingram in wool and mixed
from Soc. to &c. and for Sc. extra per yard
viii have carpets made any size or shape and
can furnish rugs to match any samples We
have. ISept. g, If.
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THANKS to our friend W, c. Wilkinson,
Esq. of Crystal Springs, who sends US
handsome club of subscribers to The
CLARIoN, with the assurance that "Copiah
county may be safely set down for a rousng
majority for the Lowry ticket"
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THE price of "Bench and Bar of Missis-
sippi" has been greatly reduced, and Messrs.
E. J. Hale & Son, the publishers, wish to
employ an energetic agent to canvas the
State. The high price heretofore. charged
$40 90 per copy-necessarily restricted
the sale of the work, and now that it has
been reduced by the publishers, who have
control of the edition, we have no doubt
the book will have the circulation it de-
serves.
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1t Can't Be Done.
n. O. States.

I
Judge Joshua Morris has assumed edito-
rial control of the Mississippi Republican.
This new Republican Joshua may com
mand, hut the sons of Mississippi will not
stand still and see their old State handed
over to the sore-heads.
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State LlhrarY Notice.

We are requestefby the State Librarian to
give notice to all persons having books be-
longing to the State Library that they must
be returned by l7tk mat,
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FARM FOR SALE.

THE W. N. wRIGBr PLACE, THREE
L miles west Of Jackson, on the " aud VI.
Railroad. containing 33I acres, (about 100
acres under fence, the balance open and tim
bered iaudl is offered for sale, chean for cash
II not sold by January LIST, will be for rent.
Apply To Z. T. LIGON,
srp29, SLIM. Jackson, Mise.
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MCDoNNELL's Foundry is continually in
creasing it's capacity for the manufacture
and repair of engines and plows. The
"Planter" has become an established favor
ita
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LErPRR LIST.

List of Letters remaining in the Post-ofice
1T jackson, Kinds county, Miss, for the week
ending October Is. 1881:
Baker Miss L. John D. Mrs.
Borhn, b. Mrs., care ofMoore. Carrie Miss care
Boston, Whitehead Mr.. Moore Natl Bank
iyest. Frances Virden Sarah Mrs.
The Bradstreet Agency Wells. Henry Mrs.
Busll. Mansand Wilson, Sarah
Chapman, E E. Mrs. Williams, L. W.
Drake, A. g. Mrs Williams, Sallie Mrs.
H0lcomb, E. W. Hon. Yantl, NJ F.
Persons calling for any of the above letters
will please say advertised
GEO. c. MCKEE, 2. II.
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.
HON. VAN II. MANNING.

Will address his fellow citizens At the follow
ing times and places;
Hazlehurst, October Is
Nesson, October Is.
Edwards October II.
Lexington, October Is.
Corinlh, October 20.
Iupeto, October 81
OkQlona, October -.
Meridian, October -
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Set Rack 4a Years.

Il was troubled for many years with
kidney Complains, Gravel, etc; my blood
became thin5 was dull andinaetige; could
hardly crawl about was an old worn oni
man al over: could get nothing to help me
until got Hop Bitters, and now | am 4
boy again. Ny blood and kidneys are 81
right, and I an IS active as man of 30
although | am 72, and have no doubt il
will do q we'll for Others af my age. It Is
worth trial Father. Sunday Mercury.
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FOR RENT,

7 WILL RENT ONE HALF MY HOUSE TO
L a good and quiet family. Apply TO
MRS. l.. c. CAGE,
Cor. Congress and Tombigbee street,
Jackson, Miss
sen 22'gl-3w
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Local and Miscellaneous Items.

SEE advertisement of 40 Horse Power
Engine for sale by Capt G. D. Bustamente
certainly cheap engine.
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Jefferson County, Splendid Leg islative
Ticket.

Brookhaven Free Press.
The nomination of Capt. w. l.. Harper
and Capt. J. J. Whitney for the Legislature
by the De nocratic Convention of Jefferson
county were wise and excellent selections.
Both gentlemen of ability, industry and
integrity, who will bringt to the discharge of
Legislative duties, the efficiency and wis
dom so much needed in Legislative bodies.
They will not be of that negative type that
so frequently steals its way into the Legis-
l4tive Halls to draw the pay and answer
at roll call, and fill leisurely a cushioned
chair, and beyond this knowing little and
caring less what is TRANSFERRING around them.
But in these gentlemen Jefferson county
will be heard and felt in the Legislature OF
the State.
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A COMPLETE set of Mississippi Reports is
offered for sale, including Freeman's and
Smedes & MarshaIs Chancery. See adver-
tisement
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If there were manhood suffrage in
Rhode Island, General Bnrnside's place
in the Senate would be fled b. Demo
crat. IF it were not for a property
qualification, it would be a Democratic
State.
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.

Gen. }. R. Chalmers will address his fellow
citizens, at the following places
Batesvilie, Friday, October IA.
Cofeeville, Monday, October L.
Holly Springs Tue day, October Is.
Benton, Wednesday, October ~
FRANK JOHNSTON,
Chairman Dem. Con. Elk Committee,
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Notice to Tax-Pavers.

T HEREBY NOTIFY ALL PERSONS THAT
/ | am now prepared 70 receive the Taxes
due the City for the fiscal year 1881
f. H. kEBER, City Collector.
oct 6 Sl-3w
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Quotations
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A N. o. PICAYUNE reporter having in
terviewed Mr. Clarke, Vice-President of the
c., st. L. g. N. o. Railroad, with reference
to the road from Jackson or Canton to va
zoo City, and Arkansas City, Mr.. Clarke
said his company had appointed committee
to look specially into the matter, an d
ascertain as nearly as possible the benefits
to be derived from the execution of such
an enterprise. And that's about the size of
the chance we have of getting the road.
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DR.. W. BILLIE,

Late Assistant Physician to Professor
Ricord PsFis,
OFFICE, l95 CANAL STREET, New ORLEANS
sPEcIALrIEs Nervous Diseases, and Chron-
&c Diseases,
REFERENCES = Fifteen years successful
practice in New Orleans among the most
prominent business men.
Jan. Is, 81. ~.
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FIRST BALLOT.

The chair announced that Mr. Greayes
only had received majority of the votes
cast, and that balloting would proceed for
one other Representative.
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GExTs' Undershirts and Drawers, both rec
and Whitehall guaranteed, at
WHITING & GRAY's.
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LEON GoDeHAUx, the Prince ofSouthern
clothiers, has steadily growing trade from
Mississippi, which he attributes no little to
the liberal use of printers ink, but which,
having visited his store, we will do him the
Justice to say, is chiefly due to the immense
and varied stock of clothing which he keeps
on hand, suitable for every season, every age,
and every ability to purchase. When you
90 to New Orleans, be sure to call at
Godchaux's, 81 Canal street.
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NEHOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.

FOR THE LEGISLATURE,
p GREAVES. THOS ATKINSON,
- - CRANBERRY, j. A. SHORTER
FOR SHERIFF,
sANL B. THOMAS, of Terry.
FOB TREASURER,
DAN Y. BROWN, of Utica.
FOR ASSESSOR,
2 F. PERKINS, of Edwards.
FOR SURVEYOR,
WILL T. COLLINS, of Utica.
FOR COEONER AND RANGER,
THOS. |. HUNTER, Of Raymond.
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BrIdge Notiea.

Notice is hereby given u the public that the
Pearl River Free Bridge win be impossible
from Monday, Sept. 18th, from 8 A. N. until 4
P. n. each day until completed. During The
nights and on Sundays the bridge win be
passable. This is done IN order to put in
extra ioist. Eighteen tls) new beuts have
been put in; those acquainted with Capt.
Phil Hammond viii be satisfied that the work
so far is we'll done. Hands are now ~ work
on the turnpike The river has been fordable
for month. H. sPExeLER. sR.
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AGENTS are wanted for new book b

AGENTS are wanted for new book by
Mark Twain-"The Prince and the Pau
per-" See advertisement of Southern Pub
fishing Company, New Orleans.
IT will be seen that the Michigan Relief
Fund, acknowledged through our columns,
is becoming quite respectable in amount.
We hope it will increase rapidly and largely.
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uolored sorereigns Falling Into Line.

UOIOred S0yereigns Falling INTO Line.
Port Gibson Reveille.
At the debate between the Greenback
candidate for the Senate, Mr. Burnet, and
the Democratic candidate, Mr. Martin at
st. Elmo, nearly all the freedmen present
joined the Democratic Club.
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COMMISSIONERS SALK nF LAND

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND.
FINDER \ FINAL DECREE RENDERED
I on Septembsr H. ISL by the Ghanccr,.
Court for The First District of Kinds Comfy
MlssisS ppi, IN the case Of Ka,e Halls ct al.
". George ". Fletcher et a.. |, the under.
,igacd Commissioner OF said Court, authorized
by said decree will, on
Monday, the 9Th day of November, 1881,
at the front door of the City Hall. in Jackson,
sell az public auction, TO the highest bidder
Tor cash, in lots ur parcels not TO exceed 100
acres, q tract OF land in Kinds county, de
scrlhed the s. < OF Section 81; the f y of
Sea-, and the NW'{ OF SeI ana the NcI. Of
Sw Of Section fl, al in T. :, r. /, w con-
tanning about $50 acres, with its heredita-
ments ana appurtenauCc..
A. q. MOORE, Commr
Oct q, 'Sl-tds
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT Is.
Law Books for Sale.
A new Book by Mark Twain
40 Horse Power Engine
AND SAW MILL FOR SALE.

/ A BARGAIN is OFFERED IN A SECOND
/ II HAND l2x24 LANE & BOBBY STATIONARY
ENGINE, with one Two Flue Boiler, Al inches
diameter and % feet long. has two pa ches
upon il. Also, Lane d Rodiey Saw Mil, Car
/ riage 80 feet long, az inch Saw, nearly new,
/ Belts Log Wagon, etc, now in running order,
! 20 miles from Chicago and New Orleans X. r.
( Price $3.50. as it it stands
Address, G. D. BUSTAMANTE,
oetl3 Sl-4w. JACEsoS, Mss
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Tn Claiborne county Democracy haye
declined to fuse.
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NEW ORLEANS GOTTON MARKET.

New oRLEAss. Oct. Y 1881.
The official closing report ofthe New orleans
Cotton Exchange day was as follows:
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RAYMoxD, Oct 10, j

Resolrsd That We the Representatives Of
the cOlored people, respectfully ask for two
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CLEARY, the ciothieF. calls attention,
through our columns, to his fall and winter
stock, which is unusually complete. His
goods are always the best, and his prices
ALWAYS reasonable.
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PROPOSALS FOR, BEEF,

GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- relvcd until the THIRD MONDAY IN OCTo-
BIER, ut II NJ, for furnishing Fresh BEEF
to the MISSISSIPPI STATE LUNATIC ASYLUM
Beef 20 be of the best quality, and to consist
equally Of hind and fore quarters, and in
quantity from so TO 400 pounds per day, more
or less as may he required by the Steward.
Bids must be- sp cifc, aud will not he consid-
cred il coudit oued on what others may pro-
pose. The successful bidder will be required
to give bond in the sum Of three thousand dol
lars. r. +. McGlLLl Steward.
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DR.. A. H. HILzHEIN, has postponed his
visit to the River counties, for the present,
and desires to say to his friends and patrons,
that he can be found in his Office as usual
during business hours, ready to attend all
calls in the line of his profession.