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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-11-08

THE patriotic and stirring resolves Of
of the Barksdale Club of Dry Grove
precinct were received too late for pub
LEGATION before the election. They give
the ring Of true metal. Those who
adopted them have proven their faith
by their works and votes.
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Ex-Gov. JAMES S. ROBINSON, the
chief Executive of Kentucky during
the early days of the war, died at his
home in Scott county on the night of
the LIST inst, after lingering illness
which he bore with Christian fortitude.
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The investigation now going on
before the Jeanette Board is likely to
develop some unpleasant facts in refer
ence to that ill-starred expedition.
Grave charges are entered against
Melville which, if substantiated, will
mark his toasting and feasting as en-
tirely '.too previous"
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The great fight of the future will be
between the privileged orders upon the
one side and the people upon the other.
The issue is not doubtful.
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vAIDEH.

Nov. This box 200 solid for Money: 90
negro votes. Nobody wanted to vote for
Griffin who viii not get 50 votes in county.
TO ". Z. Hemingway. 1865 AoAoAs,
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Nh. BARKsDALE is now able to sit up.
He is profoundly grateful to his friends
throughout the District for their earnest
and effective support.
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Pamela Star: n. b. Keys, Of Oxford.
has invented and patented cotton cultiya-
Tor and chopper, with which il Is claimed
one man and tWo mules can cultivate
twenty-five acres ii cotton and tie sane Is
corn,
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Nov. North Okolona gives Money 81:
Griffin ~ South Okolona gives Money II2;
Griffin % This gives county to Democrats.
ii. B. LACEY.
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DURING the last 20 years more than
200 millions of acres of land have been
given to the great corporations.
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JACKSON.

RAYMOND AND UTICA.
RAYMOND, Nov. THE count is over at
this box. Barksdale received 218 votes; Hill
81. Reports from Utica are to the effect that
between 400 and 500 were cast, with not
ballot for Hill. SAM. D. HARPER.
EDWARDS AND AUBURN.
Nov 7.-Barksdale IS; Hill go. Raymond
and Auburn to for Barksdale.
W. D. RATLIFF.
BOLTON.
Nov. IA light vote, but Barksdale far
ahead. II. C. SHARKEY.
Nov. 7.--0ur box (Bolton) will give Banks.
dale good majority. Small vote poiled.
J. P. WITHERs.
CLINTON.
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A GRADUATED income tax would
reach the Goulds and Vanderbilts.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-11-08

UNLoADED pistols are the most dan
gerOus of all weapons.
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Ex.Gov. WILLARD Phil, of Missouri,
is dead.
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RING the bells softly there is Grape
on the door.
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Iris al i mistake about the spoons.
Butler when 81 infant vas not FED from
spoon even.
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FOURTH DISTRICT.
MINonA.

Nov. 7.-Only one-half vote polled here.
The Democracy make almost clean sweep.
D. W. HOLMAN.
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The trial Of the young man, Vernon
White. charged with the assassi nation e.
MF. Macon Leigh, st Charleston, Miss,
after four weeks trial before the mayor Or.
that place. eame 70 an end LAST SATURDAY.
week, and resulted IN young White being
bound over on 81 (, 900 bond lor bis appe AZ
znce before Circuit Curt
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HunRAH for cOpiah
THRrE cheers for Lincoln
TrSs1s couldn't see Il
BROWNSVILLE was almost solid.
Urea vas practically solid.
RAYMOND gave a fine majority.
MONEY is elected beyond question.
Thick and fast the good news comes.
RANKIN performed her, duty nobly.
IT was clean sweep in this District.
CLAIBORNE declares against the color
liners.
The Democrats have carried Ten
nessee.
HISDs COUNTY will not be behind
Lincoln.
REMEMBER the colored people who
ought with us.
PATTERSON will be the next Governor
of Pennsylvania.
How many counties did the color-line
instIgators carry, any way'
THE election yesterday passed of
without the slightest trouble SO far as
we can learn.
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SECOND DISTRICT.
TATE COUNTY.

IAIE OUUNII.
Nov. 8.-Chalmers friends claim this county
by ID majority. R.
DESoTO COUNTY.
HERNANDo, Nov. S-Manning 243 ahead,
with three boxes to hear from. We viii carry
DeSoto by $50 majority. NJ.
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THE ELECTION.
SEVENTH DHsrRICr.
LINeoLN coUNTY-

BRooKHAvES, Nov. I'VE have had a per.
fectrevolution in your favor. About one-half
/ the negroes voting for you. Majority in the
county will be largest known.
To E. Barksdale. R.H HENRY.
Nov. 7-Brookhaven goes for you SIS MAORI
~ ]. F. SESSION.
BosvE cHIrro, Nov. 7-Barksdale l6l; Hill
BRoOKIAvES, Nov. g. -Barksdale's majority
| in Lincoln county 966. Let me hear from
Manning's District. r. G.. MILAN.
BRoOKHAvEN, Nov. 8.-Congratulations
Lidcoln redeemed; 966 majority for Barksdale
j. f. SESSIONS,
K. r. APPLEwHITE.
BRooKHAvES, Nov. 8.-Barksdale's majori-
ty in Lincoln 966-offcial
CASSIDY AND THOMPSON.
CoPIAH COUNTY.
HAzIEH6Rsr, Nov. 7.-Ha1lehurst, Wesson,
Crystal Springs and Beauregard give Banks
dale 621 majority. E. W. BRowN.
BEAUREaARD, Nov. This heat, No. 2 of
Copiah, gives Barksdale 500 majority-Beau-
regard AS; Wesson 285. The other two small
boxes make it up. L. o. BRIDEwELL
Crystal SPRINGS, Nov. Think will leave
here one hundred majority. Wire me latest
from this and Manning's District.
C. HUMPHREys
HAzLEHURsT, Nov. 8.-Have heard from all
precincts. Barksdale's majority 700.
H. C. CoNS.
CRYSTAL SPRINGS, Nov. 7-Barksdale, 295;
Hill l39. V. L, TERRELL
MADISON COUNTY.
CANTON, Nov. S-We have carried the coun
ty by about 800 majority.
ROBERT PoRwEIL.
CANTON, Nov. S-Carried Madison for you.
10 T. Barksdale. VIM. YANDELL.
Nov. 7;-LexingtOn gives majority of AZ for
barksdale. GREAvEs.
JEFFERSON COUNTY.
FAYErrE, Nov 7-Fayette, 8 majority for
Hill; Red Lick 100 for Barksdale. County all
right. S. P. LAUGHMAN.
CLAIBORNE COUNTY.
PoRT GIBSON, Nov. 7-Claiborne county will
give Barkslale at least 500 majority.
L. McLAURrN.
PoRT GIBSON, Nov. S-Claiborne will give
Barksdale between 500 and 600 majority
STEPHEN THRAsHER.
PoRr GIBSON Nov. 8.-Barksdale's exact
majority $50. L. MCLAURIN
Nov. Slower Hill sends greeting Barks-
1917 Hill AZ. K. w. MAGRUDER.
RANKIN COUNTY.
Nov. This is heaviest colored box in
county. You will carry it to l. if not more.
To E. Barksdale. ROBERT LOWRY
Nov. 8;-Brandon gives you Ids majority
the beat 154. Stems Creek beat gives YOU a |
majority of 102; Pelahatche box SO, and Shi- |
ioh 81. The vote is light throughout the
county but you will receive a larger majority |
t han the State ticket last year. We estimate
it at about 600. r. E. WILSON.
BRANDON, Nov. S.-Three precincts in and
Barksdale 400 ahead Fannfn, Pisgah, Anti
och and Cato to hear from. P. HENRY.
ARM1s1EAD, Nov. 7-Armistead vote for
Barksdale 126; for Hill 43.
WARREN HosKINs.
KINDS COUNTY.
Nov. 7-Oficial vote at this box is 26 for
Barksdale and for Hill. Everything passed
Of quiet CHAs. GALvANI.
LIBERTY GROVE.
Barksdale......
Hills mojarity II.
BROWNSVILLE.
About 100 votes almost solid for Barksdale. {
About 100 yotes-nearly solid for Barks- ,
lale.
LEBANON. !
UTIeA, p. m. Nov 7th, 1882.
We have voted over 400 Cannot get the ex-
let number.) Solid for BdrksddLe Perfect I
Iuiet reigned during the day. I
s. E. DUDLEY. i
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A. 9 n. college.

Gen. s. D. Lee, President Of the a.
q II. College at Starkville. in a recent
letter to Holly Springs, says
ssKYe have commenced our third session
with an attendance Of 30 Mississippi boys,
The College thanks to the last Legislature,
Is well filed. We have every prospect of
good, practical and useful work. Our ca
pacify Is, however, from 800 to $50, and all
be comfortable We exr scted this nunlber,
but mf " boys who registered ara not here.
VS. can still provide for rs or 100 more.
Your county, Marshall, has bat three. Il
is entitled to four. But We now take them
without regard 20 distribution b counties
So you may send as many IS You ean."
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THE election yesterday passed of
without the slightest trouble SO far as
we can learn.
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HARRIsnN COUNTY
JACKSON COUNTY,

nAhhIoUN JUUNII.
Nov Mississippi City gives Lynch l26
Van Eaton e. P.
JACKSON COUNTY.
Nov. 7-Moss Point, Scranton and Ocean
Springs give Van Eaton 81 majority. Count
Jackson Comfy 400 majority for Van Eaten
Q. B. WooD.
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MONEY is elected beyond question.
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Utica, 9 p. m. Nov. 7th, 1882.
We haYe voted over 400 Cannot get the ex-
act number.) Solid for BdrksddLe. Perfect
quiet reigned during the day.
s. E. DUDLEY.
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The Democrats have carried Ten
nessee.
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CLAIBORNE declares against the color
liners.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-11-08

Thick and fast the good news comes.
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IT was clean sweep in this District.
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How many counties did the eolor-line
instIgators carry, any way!
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HIEDs COUNTY will not be behind
Lincoln.
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REMEMBER the colored people who
ought with us.
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RANKIN performed her, duty nobly.
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PATTERSON will be the next Governor
Of Pennsylvania.
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RAYMoSD gave a fine majority.
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Urea vas practically solid.
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BROWNSVILLE.
About 100 votes; almost solid for Barksdale.
TTNNIN.
About 100 votes-nearly solid for Barks-
dale.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-04-06
.

is TINS i TRuE BmL2-ls the following
which we cut from an exchange, q true
bill. brother farmers? I'VE are informed
by representative OF the class that the
old farmers sigh for the old times when
the little boys took off their hats to the
minister. But do the old farmers them
selves take OIL their hats to the Minister
Do they take of their hats when they pass
under roof aud teach their boys to do 1t
and TO take off their hats to their mothers?
or what is still more to the point do these
masters of the house teach their boys, as
they grow up and take on the insolence OF
strength, to treat their mothers and Sis
tars always with that deferential regard
and aflectonate care which is due to won :
an? The 'old farmers, it strikes us, might
be indicted more seriously than the schools
fol- their failure to teach morals and man.
ners in the home, the best place for disci-
pline Of this character.
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Don't sell the best calves and lambs.
II is true that they will command a little
higher prices than the inferior ones. But
the young stock that is kept this year Will
in a few seasons occupy the places OF the
animals which are now productive. Then
the slight loss which the owner will now
sustain by keeping the best animals Will
be changed to a great and permanent gain
in the increased quantity and improved
quality of the products which he will re-
ceive.
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ABOUT porAroEs. He came into the cit.

AporrT poTAToEs. He came into the city
with load of potatoes and apples. The
potatoes Early Rose-were sizeable, neil
Their too large nor too small, but Just the
happy medium that made them desirable
for baking do you find the Early Rose
still a profitable variety to raise?' we ask
ed, "Wcll, yes, on the whole ! do There
are other kinds that yield well and are bet
ter for table use, in my opinion, than the
Rose, but somehow the Rose always sells
for little more in market than any other
potato For my own table there are sew
eral kinds that suit us better, but, like the
Baldwin apple, the Rose has a reputation
and that makes it profitable to raise for
market" "IIave you ever observed that
the liability to become strong, unless close
Iy covered from air and light was greater
in the Rose than in any other varietyy
at is more so than in any other variety
here grown. On some accounts the late
Rose is preferable to this; one reason be-
irg its better keeping qualities in the re-
spect Won mention" (Which yields the
best?" "From what experience | have
with the late variety think it will 90 a
little ahead of the early. think it makes
quite difference on what kind of ground
they are grown" 'Do you plant on sod?'
| nNo. not if | can avoid it, usually SOW
my broke-up ground to oats or barley and
plant to potatoes the next season. This
rots the sod and gives me better chance
TO give finer cultivation believe the pc.
tato should have as fine filth as corn.
| would never use green manure less than q
year old on my potato ground II ] could
help it. !" IL notice your potatoes are very
smooth and fair "Old manure or com
post of the yard with superphosphate does
that. II were TO try to see how good po'
tatoes | could raise for the table should
want TO pillow up a piece OF ground that
has been pastured for many years Let II
lie over one summer, then manure II
| lightly with old manure and put large
spoonful OF phosphate 10 the hill. The
potatoes on such land would be smooth
and handsome, sizeable aud in ordinary
seasons full of starch. - ferison Journal
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Sticking TO THE FABM. Boys, stick to
the farm. The original essay on this sub
ject was written during fit OF desponden-
cy, by Americas Nespucci in 1902. Since
then, with spring like regularity the voice
Of our country press, with lbs patent in
sides has waited its precepis from Maine
TO Texas. But with surprising unanimiiy
the boys refuse to stick, aud Why? Posi-
bly, because they object to rising at a. m.
and working until 8 p. N; possibly be-
cause they object TO riding horse to pillow
until they walk bow.legged; possibly he
cause thinning mRchine.planted tnrnips
in hot sun is disagreeable to them pos
sibly because they sre expected to SWING a
scythe aud keep pace with a four-dollars-
a-day hired m.u; principally because their
yearly income averages bali holiday ey-
cry Fourth Of July, with twenty five cents
pocket money. Boys who do stick gener'
ally do NO, hoping thAt in the near future
they may have little boys other own on
whom they may be reyenged.
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Aarifultnral.



Prof Iohnstoa SAYS. The anne Of nan
apd lhc animals 10 has domas;ieated IL tho
iaasi impoliaai and valuable though The
most neglected asa the most wasted
pfol Dana declares 'fhe quantity 81
liquid manure prodaoea by one Gov anu
ally il equal 10 fcr,ilsEiag one snd guar
ter acrcs Of ground, producing effects a.
durable a. DO the solid syaaaA,ions. 4
cord 81 loan saturated With urine Is equal
10 cord Of the best ro,icd manure.
II the lipuii and solid excavations. includ'
ing the litter be kept separate and The
liquid Is soaked NJ by the loAn !, has been
found they will mAuuro laud iuproportion
by bulk Of seven liquid 10 six solid while
their actual value Is as two TO one The
Ioar,,ad q, Clss,isiry contains tho following
testimony in regard to the value Of liquid
cxeremenl: "A COW under ordinary feed
ing furnishes 10 year twenty thousand
pounds Of solid excrement and about
cich, thousand pounds of liquid, The
comparative money value OF the two rs
bat slightly 10 favor of the solid. This
sta,emen, has been verified as truth over
and over again. The urine OF herbiyorous
animals holds nearly all the secretions oil
the body which are capable OF producing
the rich heterogeneous compounds so essen
,ial as forcing or leaf.forming agents in the
growth q plants The solid holds the
phosphorie acid. the lime and maenesla
which 90 to seeds principally; but the
liauid, holding nitrogen, potash aud soda
is needed IN forming the stalks aud leaye.
The two forms of plant nutriment should
never be separated or allowed to he wasted
by neglect The farmer who saves the
urine of all his animals doubles his ma
uurial resources every year
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Liver Complaint.

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For Headache.

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TyM. y. MILLER,
Harness. Maker,
pawlet. Vermont.

Makes b order 81 STYLES q light and
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Cure for Heart Disease.


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sH. Tho.apson recommends the freq
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Cd Aroand gooseberry and eursni bushes,
20 proven, rayages Of the currani worm.
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-04-06

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