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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1881-09-08

, Tra-dsy last.
I AI.Iaurin aud Pat Henry
sr,,a. Upobe- Of Edwards. is
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,.I,.n. WALL left last NIGHT for
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Pr 0aand" Green leaves the -
the week for princeton o'''ese' Nc"
.L Ben King was !" tue c.'y ue7u'y'
.i open h'' canvass at i'''"'0'' VI"
Irl4S.
lIe7-r-. Leon ana Ehan"e' II arI ie'' i'. -,
III pr Cincinnati ONO "leI7 'neE wiz
III ld College.
Jalga Peyton will hold Chaneery Court
y '.ondly' ana TOR one week o"'y " -
- e' - Kay lH'''"'
During iJc month Of August there were
4.l- in Jackson; thus farm September
% have been twelve.
IIan. oliver Clifton and family have
a ned from their visit to North Alabama
III 81 improved health.
-The heat. the dust, and the rapidly di-
i'll .hing water supply are few Of the I'M
san. realities Of the day.
IN and Mrs. Wilson Hemingway, OF
ssourf. are in the city visiting the family
kats Treasurer Hemingway.
rf.o ~ = Ford of Marion, District
+. nov ,,-..I tbronoh this city yester-
i ON his way to court at DeKaih.
We have had fbe pleasure ola call from
Mn ,T,v General Agent of the
Dn.rtriys Life Association Of AIississip-
NJ. ,Ii+.L-r Superintendent of the Lu,
..l.., l.. MAJ og.in after = brief
..i..,-, r,.,.i,e.. NJ ,be. insti-
d. H. ,r....,,..,.;II ...,,,no his course
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pc ''N''-'7''o'' anu IAN > ~
? citizens
-Driying has ceased to he a pleasure
Iee Ihe dust took possession OF 'he couh
7 ANA ''' lie" 'uf"-'"'' arc 80" - '' '''
our streets
-rue=ubjeet of lighting Capitol street
m the Capitol to the Depot. was tavorably
,cu--el at the meeting Of the Board o
defmen last night.
Az meeting of jackson Fire Co. No
held Monday night, Mr.. b. I. Raine'
IS elected u Assistant Foreman, rice Mr.
r. Hobbs. resigned
Miss Lizzie PRESTIGE, lie charming
zee of Auditor Gwin. returned to bel
me la Memphis on Monday, after :
}ulk's visit to our city.
Mis-. iis r,.em,n,s school for bows ant
... ,T, . -, VI tofl ;nst =,
ne place as last sessisa-the cottage OPP
site Presbyterian church.
Mr. !ss5ore Strauss i having a hand
m. .o,v y.yicL addition huilt to hi,
ne on SAT- street The ruildinr is t,
d a. Il waron and carriage depot.
. w, 80. -, ,,,..sor, tho decided i'm
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PROPOSALS will be received till the 10fh
L of September, by the Street Committee OF
the Board of Aldermen. City Of Jackson for
buiidina GulYert from Stdte Street, running
east on mississippi Street. Specifications "; i
be found at the Mayors office
IL. SPENGLER, SR
sepl ST.. Chairman Street Colnmittee
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ST. Margaret's Hall.
Boarding and Day School for Girls.
State Street. jackson, Miss.

NHE NEXT SESSION OF THIS INSTITU-
L tlon will open on MONDAY, SEPTaMaER
l9fH, 1851 The Laboratory viii te furnish
with new and complete gpEara tus, and will
be under competent and experienced Pro-
teSEor "h5 will also take charge of the classes
IN Latin, French and Bookkeeping.
Experienced teachers have been engaged
for all the other Departments
Drawing will he made compulsory the same
as Penmanship. The kindergarten will be
re-opened. Boardipa ana Tuition $50 per
term of f0;ty weeks.
for particulars apply to
julyl4, el-6m MRS. :. b WARE.
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NOTICE TO BUILDERS.

HENRY c. MYERS. Secretary Of state.
san : iS1-.iw
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Laundried and Unlaundried Shirts Bleached
and Brown Canton Flannel and Drill Ora wers,
Undershirfs, all grades, Ladies Undervests,
all grades and prices, at
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PROF. ROBERT CARROLL, tonsorial artist,
has a card of interest to all who appreciate
a clean shave and a perfect haircut.
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1t ShouId Go Overheard.

Port Gibson Reveille.l
The ''pint liquor" law, one of the most dam
aging of the last Legislature, must go over
board
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Our people may Fxpeef 3 corn famine
next year The Western crop and the
Southern crop is short. This suggests
the importance If preparing for the
worst BIZ taking care Ut what il Iasda.
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HON. G. ID. STANDS.
A Handsome Tribute from His Nativ,
State.

CLAREDoN, 5. c., Aug, %.
Editors Vicksburg Commercial:
| have read your article in the Commercial
in reference to Hon. G. d. Stands Will
you kindly allow an humble tribute from a
former comrade?
South Carolina is proud of her noble son,
the Hon. G.. d. Stands, and congratulates
the good people of Mississippi on having
him as a leader He Is eminentIy capable
of discharging every trust in Il faithful
and workmanlike manner" and will be an
ornament to any position. You have in
him 'cbevalieT sans peur ct sans reproche."
A man who can not be bought with gold
nor intimidated by threats. From his
youth we have known him, and Find no
fault with him at all" We predict for him
an iilustrious career. Referring to his war
record, you spoke of him as u ''stripling
soldier" Notwithstanding his inexPerience
and tender years. he more than once won
commentator for gallant and meritorious
conduct" and was offered promotion, which
he modestly refused. He served first with
"Manigauls battalion" on the South Car
olina coast. Next with the first S. c. Cav
airy, under our glorious Mathew Calbraith
Butler, always at his post, tireless as a
Highlander. He was the embodiment of the
Southern Christian soldier boy. Ten out of
twenty-three of his classmates, (the other
thirteen sleep in honored soldiers graves,
watch his career with pride, well knowing
he richly deserves every honor your great
State may place upon him. 1t is his
The applause of listening senates to com
mand.
The threats of pain and ruin to dispise;
To scatter plenty 'er smiling land.
C0MRADE
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FOR SALE.

FINE BOOK CASE ANDY WRITING DESK
IA combined Walnut modern style Al
most new. Less than cost for cash
Address Box IJ2
sep.l At Jackson Miss.
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NOTICE.

THE REWARD HERETOFORE OFFERED
L b. the Sheriff Of Rankin County far tae
arrest of WILLIS THoNPaQA, Is Withdrawn
the case haging hesn atiapased Of at the An
Rust Term OF Court
aug25. Silt.
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Hon. VIM. L. Hemingway and Hon. 5: G win,

Candidates for State Treasurer and Auditor
Public Accounts Will address the people at
the following places
Stems Creek, Rankin county Monday,
September Y.
Westville, Simpson county, Tuesday, Sep
TENDER l3.
September II.
Monticello, Lawrence county, Thursday,
September 10.
Columbia, Marion county, Saturday, Sep
tember II.
Augusta, Perry county, Monday, September
-.
LelkeaviIe, Greene county, Tuesday, Sep
TENDER -.
Ellsville, Jones county, Thursday, Septem
Der -
Padding Jasper county, Friday, September
%.
Raleigh, Smith county, Saturday, Septem-
Der II
Other appointments will be announced at
an early day.
FRANK JOHNSTON
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ZEALY'S
SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES',
JACKSON, MISS,

tNHE Sixth Annual Session of this Institution
i opens on the Second Monday in September
1881
Terms for Session Of Forty Weeks
Board, including Washing aui Lights
payable one-half in advance .....,....,.SlGO Ou
Tuition in Collegiate Department, pay
able MONTH y.......... > 90
Tuition in Academic department Sen
Tor Glass, payable monthly .-............, 90
TgtioU in Academic Department, Jun
Tor Glass, payable monthly ..........-.... 90
bic monthly ... '...........i... 90
Tuition in Music .................. ........... 90
French, payable monthly .......-....-.--...s ! 90
Bovs ,c'H be receiced "a me 4codssic s+ad
Primary Deporhrsa+s.
re- No cha, ge > made for Latin or Greek
Eupils receive instruction in Book X coping
without extra charge For particulars apply
to REV. }. 4. ZEALY, y g.
Aug. II, s1-4v.
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CHlCKlSlW FEMALE COLLEGE,
PONTOTOC. MISS

fpHIS institution viii resume exercises
! Monday, Sept. ~, 1881.
For particulars, address
W V. FBIERsON. President
Aug / sl-2m
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Lace Collars, Silk and Plain Laces at
WHITING & GRAY's
Dress Goods and Trimmings, Calicos
Bleach and Unbleached Domestic and Canton
Flannels, from cheapest to best, at
WHITING GRAY's.
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Forty Thousand BALES II Cotton Wanted.

FlHE JACKSON STEAM COMPRESS.
] capable 81 packing go bales cotton per
Gay, will be ready for ners bv she 15ih Of
September
Buyers for Eastern aud Eur.5-e an markets
are located here sind Others arc coming
They viii want 8n"s1 bales from this point
to ell SpIuness orders
Now u your time 10 deai with consumers
direct
Better than New Ories a. net prices guaran-
ssed, aud cash on the spot
Wagon yards viii be arrslugrd 10 accOmmo-
date Agons ffoTa a distance
Remember 70 anake he " l,ale- aud avoid
having two grades ia same bale
IAGk20N BOARD OF TRADE.
a NtRDEN. President
W. FERKtSe. secretary.
JAcKsos, M'-s., Aug +, leei- Nv
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Hon. G.. ID. Stands and Hon. Henry G..
Myers,

Candidates for Lieutenant-Governor and
Secretary OF State, viii address the people as
70 lows
Brookhaven Monday September y
Magnolia, Tuesday, September IL.
Bay st Louis. Wednesday, September H.
ii tndsboro, Thursday September 10
Pascagoula, Friday, September 10
Waynesboro, Saturday, September II.
Enterprise, Monday, September 10.
Meridian Tuesday. September ~.
Scooba, Wednesday, Sep ember u.
Macon Thursday, Septemb T. -.
Stark vile. Friday. September %.
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Wesleyan Female Institute,
STANTON, VIRGINIA.

OPENS SEPTEMBER 10rH, 1881. One OF
~ the FrRsr SCHOOLS FOR NorNG LADIES tV
rus UNIrHp STATES. surroundings beauti-
ful. Climate unsurpassed. Pupils from seven
teen States.
TER rs AMONG TIRE BEST ~ THE UN-
iDN. Board, Washing, English Course, Lat
in, French, German, instrumental Music. etc.
for Scholastic year from September 10 June,
S23S. For Catalogue write to
REv. WM. \. HARRIS, d. D. Prest,
lulyt4 Sim. STAUETOE. VIRGINIA
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WATKINS SCHOOL.
SESSION IssE-'s2.

SESSION E@9E-'N3.
WILL open MONDAY, OCTOBER 3D. at his
w room west of the Executive Mansion
Special attention paid 10 preparing Pupils
for U. SAiilitary and Naval Academies; also
for Scholarships at the Normal College of
Nashville University.
TERMS
Latin Grammar pupils per Calander moss 90
English . :" . -. 90
SELDEN WATKINS,
sep.S, Slim. SoLuS IN Gloria
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MEssRs. Power & BARKsDA1E:

MEssRs. Power & BARKsDALE:
GENTLEAlEN-Pleasen notice that we are
advised that Andrews Digest will reach us
about October 1st, probably sooner. Price,
postage paid, 80 80. As there is quite a
demand for the work in advance of its
publication, we would say to parties inter
ested, that on receipt of the price, we will
place orders as they are received and fill
them same way.
Yours respectfully,
Sept. l, Sit. EYRICH q Co.
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InINr APPOINTMENTS.

JOINT APPOINTMENTS.
Joint appointments for Gen. Robert Lowry
and Col. Benjamin King, candidates for
Governor
Canton. Madison county, September II.
Durant, Holmes county, Tuesday. oePtem-
Der 13
Walden, Carroll county, Wednesday, Sep,
Wilona. Montgomery county, Thursday,
September -.
fernando, Des 10. county, September Il.
Senatobia, Tate county, Monday September
sardis, Pano!a county, Tues lay, September
20
Batesville. Pamela county, Wednesday,
Sept mber II
Grenada Grenada county. Thursday, Sep
TENDER y
Coferville YaIobusha county, Friday Sep
TENDER .
Water Valley Yalobusha county. Saturday,
September u
oxford, Lafayette county, Monday, septen-
Der %
Holly Springs, Marshall county, Tuesday,
Co NTH, Alcorn county, Thursday, Septem-
Der -
Bonneville, Prentiss county, Friday, Sep
t m Der 30
Dkolona. Chick4saw county. Saturday, DC
tober l.
Aberdeen, Monroe county. Monday, Octo-
West Point, Clay county Tuesday, ooto-
Der l.
Columbus, Lowndes county, Thursday, De-
tober g.
Macon, Noxubee county, Friday October T.
5cooha, kemper county, Saturday, October 3.
NJ ridian, LauderdaIe county, Monday,
October 10
Newton, Newton county, Tuesday, October II.
Forest Scott county, Wednesday, OctO-
Der =.
jackson, Kinds county, Thursday, October
-.
FRANK JOHNSTON,
Chairman Dem Con. State Elk. Committee.
JNO. T. HULL,
Chairman Nat. G. B. Labor Elk. Committee.
II. X. WARE,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Capitol Street Barber Shop.

ID OBERT CARROLL. for 25 years a Bar Der,
IL thinks he understands how to run shop
so as TO give perfect satisfaction. He has now
a complete outfit of chairs, towels, combs
brushes, raxors, ana safe ard heatthy fluids
for the hair
Shaving ...... loo.
HAIR 'EttIn SOC
RS- BATH-RooM ATTACHED.
Under CLARION BooK-BIxDERY, Capitol
Street.
sep.S, Slim
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Meeting of the Board of School Trustees
of the City OF Jackson.

OFFIcE COUNTY SuFKkJaTENDESr EDUCAT'S,
JACKSON, Mss, Sept. 9th, 1851,
The Board met Sept. 9th 1881. bressnt--
Messrs Lemon. Moore, Nelson, Smylie, Webb,
Patton. Williams Robinson and Spellman-
The minutes of the last meeting were read
and approved.
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rLrnrroN OF rEAonEKs.

All applications having been read and duly
considered Miss Corneha Lusk, Hiss SallIe
PATTON, Miss Sue Wilkinson, aud Miss kmB. a
Kerr. the former teachers of College Green
school were reelected. Miss Mary Johnson
81 Miss Callie Mizell were re-eleete ted teach
ars Of the West jackson School.
West Jackson Colored School-ksv. A. ;
5sctson, Principal; Miss Belle Campbell !.
Ne Iele Nc Laughlin Mrs. Rachel Williams;
Mrs Sarah Basso were all soed &c % a the
hIs, cansed by the pFsMotiep Of Mrs.
On motion of Mr. smylie, the salaries were
6 ID st TIE same rate IS last year
~, motion OF col. Nelson, commlttee on
sale Of school property s1d ta e'nn s rs G
Wv - ,.s,>ra central site, Was appointed as
saliow : aessrs, Webb srnylie, sPeimAn and
the President - orserai tn be
.o..5 -, The nth proximo, TO CLOSE en ms
1 9psI E.,sembar and to reopen January a
1882 ..;so,rned
On mot'0h' Ing gro. LE Non, President
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appointments for Public Speaking.
Gen. Robert Lowry,

Candidate for Governor on The Democratic
Conservative State Tieket viii address the
peonIe of Copiab count al Hazlehursf,
Saturday, Sept 10th. at which sime all the
candidates on the Democratic CouservatIFe
-
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EDUCATIONAL
Fair Lawn Institute.

state St, Jackson. Miss.
WILL REOPEN MONDAY. SEPTEMBER
" 18th, ISL, under the management OF
Misses Celeste and Alice Lusk. Every effort
viii be made to render the courses of inStruc-
ton thorough and satisfactory
Miss Mary Fearn, a teacher OF experience
and ability viii continue in charge of the
Music Department.
Pupils from distance can be aecomm odated
with board in private families at reasonable
rates. For circulars containing full informa-
ton, apply 70
CELESTE }. LUSH
ALICE {. LUSK
Associate Principals
july Is. 81 W
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BUSINESS NOTICES

400 Bushels Rust Proof Red Oats
Sept. 9. Sit BRoUGHEB s BROWNE
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q Birdie" the chafming writer Of
the Baldwin locals of the BoonviIle
Pleader, has the following frst-rate
notice of the Southern Mutual Aid As
ISOLATION projected by our friend, Maj
Herndon. 2f West Point:
The latest boom seems to be the Southern
Mutual aid Association of West Point,
Miss. Maj. Geo. p. Herndon, President
1t is highly recommended by Gov. J. NJ.
Stone, Hon, II. L.Muldrow, and many other
of the most distinguished citizens of the
State. This is for unmarried men-mar-
age forfelts membership-yet it provides
nice little sum to set up the newly married
pair. Forty dollars per month will be
payed beneicaries after a membership of
s months, or if an applicant has both classes,
A. and b., he gets $50 per month. Bache-
lors are enrolling every hour and the girls
wish all of them success. Already a fair
one at headquarters OF the = ssociariGn has
offered herself on the condition stated in
the Benedict, viz: "He must be good look
ing, we'll recommended, sober, Industrious
honest, mild-tempered and must understand
cooking, washing and ironing thoroughly.
One of our Baldwin young men says he'll
accept the challenge, but look out, "Maud"
he's fooling you.
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n ORTHERN TEXAS offers great

n ORTHERE TEXAS offers greater atIrac-
IN tions in way Of good, cheap lands, healthy
country. mild climate, abundance OF tim Der
and water, diversity Of products, than any
other glon now open to settlement | n this
rapidly developing section, the TEXAS <
Pacific RATLwAY has in operation over 500
miles Of road, along which are to be had at
OF gooi and cheap Railroad and Government
lands, bat recently opened for settlement For
circulars and maps giving tra' hful informs
ton, address " II. ABRAMS, Land Commits
sioner, T. X P. Railway, Marshall, Texas
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Brown, kobf. care Y m. Pres: NJ. & D. Greek
Evans Reed, Russell 3.
Bradley, Drqcilla Mrs Robinson, Atr.
Brown, Ella Miss RbFer, sam.
Catchings, ". c. Roberts. Henry
Catchings Tempey, Rod gers. Calvin
care w. G.. Smith Marry j.
Collins Anise Miss Spenn Mat. Miss
kaIsq m, Henry SPeach, Laura
Hargroye Richard Stratton, W. II.
Harrison. R0bt. ste@ arc :.
Halden, b. f. Terrell J. q.
Hill, James d. Thotut6p, John
Jobn 7 a. Wicker, Julia Miss
Martin, Eugene. care Col hamohds
Persons ea!!3rg for any of the above letters
will please say ''adyertiseG
GEO. C. MCKEE, T. NJ,
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tions taken and magazines sold By booksellers and
newsdealers everywhere or ne putolsslh,eTs
nov Union square, New York.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1881-11-12
Years / Years
ual dues are SLIGO per thousand insur

Annual dues are SLIGO per thousand insur-
ance.
The advantages Of this Society over all
other mutual companies are:
1. Ii secures to its members life insurance
at smaller outlay than any other association
doing business at the present day
2. The life endowment secures insurance
at ordinary life rates, with the advantages
that II the insured shall live to an old age, it
shall then become matured endowment. and
consequently payable.
s. Ii is the simplest, the cheapest, aud yet
the safest, more emineutly just and applica-
bic to all classes than any contract of insur.
auce ever before offered to the public.
T. The Society is purely mutual, thus al
fording insurance at actual cost.
JAMES BLIZZARD,
OF Westminster, Agent for Carroll Co, Nd.
bl~Local Agents wanted in every district.
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