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Railway employees working with trains are

Railway employees working with trains arc
assessed double these amounts.
The membership fee and one assessment is
payable with the application. The first an
nual dues viii be payable on the first day OF
December, 1852; after that date, within sixty
days from issuance of each certificate.
Certificates Of membership will be issued
emitting the holder thereof to q certain
amount for each and every day he or she may
be disabled by sickness or accident from at-
tending to ordinary business. Claims viii be
paid within thirty days, and at once if funds
are in treasury.
All persons Of good moral character and
temperate habits who will certify that they
are in good health may become members
providea, certificates shall not be issued for an
amount exceeding the average weekly income
or earnings Of the applicant.
ASSESSMENTS will be made only when the
funds in the treasury are insufficient to pay
losses. And these assessments can only be
used 10 pay losses.
NE Agents are wanted in every city, town
and neighborhood in Mississippi and adjoin-
ing States. TO whom liberal compensation viii
be allowed for active work.
~ IN places where no agents represent
the Association, reduction in membership
fee viii be mede to clubs Of six or more.
~ To members Of Fire Companies, where
q large proportion Of the membership make
application, : special reduction will be al
lowed.
Remittances can be made By check, P. o.
Order, or Registered Letter, addressed to
JOHN 7. BUCK,
SECRETARY AND TREAsURKR,
Jackson, Miss.
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CONQUEROR
OF ALL KIDNEY DISEASES.
THE BEST
KIDNEY LIVER MEDICINE
NEVER KNOWN TO FAIL.

CURES WHEN ALL OTHER MEDICINES
FAIL, as 1t acts DIRECTLY on the KIDNEYS
LIVER and BOWELS, restoring them AT oXCI
to healthy action. HUNTS REMEDY is
safe, sure and speedy cure, and hundreds have
testified to having been cured by it, when
physicians and friends had given them up /,
die. Do not delay, but try at once HUNTS
HUNTS REMEDY CURES ALL DISEASES OF
THE KIDNEYS, BLADDER, URINARY ORGANS
DRoPsY, GRAVEL, DIABETES, and INCoNTfN-
ENcE and RETENTION OF URINE.
HUNTS REMEDY CURES PAIN IN THESIDE
BACK, OR LOINs, GENERAL DEBILITY, FEMALE
DISEASES, DISTURBED SLEEP, Loss OF APPETITE
BRIGHT's DISEASE, and ALL COMPLAINTS OF
THE URINo-G GENITAL ORGANS.
HUNTS REMEDY quickly induces the
LIVER to healthy action, removing the causes
that produce BILIOUS HEADACHE, DYSPEPSIA.
SOUR STOMACH, CosTIvENEss PILES, &c.
By the use of HUNTS REMEDY, the Stom-
ach and Bowels Will speedily regain their
strength, and the Blood viii be perfectly puri-
fed.
HUNTS REMEDY is pronounced by the
best doctors to be the only cure for all kinds
Of kidney diseases,
HUNTS REMEDY is purely uegetqJle and
is a sure cure for Heart Disease and Rheuma-
tism when all other medicine fails.
HUNTS REMEDY Is PREPARED Ex PREssLY
FOR THE ABOVE DISEASES, AND HAS NEVER
BEEN KNOWN TO FAIL.
ONE TRIAL WILL CONVINCE YOU. For SALE
BY ALL DRUGGIsTs. Send for Pamphlet to
REMEDY CO., Providence, r. /.
Prices, rs cents and S1.25.
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Ohftnarr.

Died. October 18th, Ms. CaRoLIEE SHRocK
wife of Hon. J. K Shrock. Tins has passed
from the tolls and troubles Of earth 70 the
rest and JOYS Of Heaven, good woman She
was an affectio0rae ard devoted wife and
mother, kind and generous neighbor, true
friend. ard a zeaIous ard exemplary Chris
tian. We sincerely sympathizs with tie be-
reaved family, and would say 10 them emulate
her Christian virtues, and put yeUr trust and
confidence in that same blessed Saviour,
who passed her safely over the s'rIver," III
enabled her 10 meet death without fear, and
say, .Ihe Lords will be done" a FRIEND.
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NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND.

oct.25,' 82-Gw.
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Decay Of the Teeth

Arises from various causes, but principally
il may be attributed to early neglect or the
indiscriminate use Of tooth powders and
pastes, which give momentary whiteness
to the teeth while they corrode the enamel.
The timely nss Of that aromatic tooth-Wazh,
Fragrant sozoDoKT, win speedily arrest he
progress Of decay, harden the gums. and i'm
parf 4 delightful fraerance to the breath.
f. removes those raragea which people zus-
tain ii their teeth from the use of sWesf
end acld articles.
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UNION SCHOOL AGENCY.
W. H. CLARK, Manager...H. MAYERs, seo'y
BRANDON, MISS.

THE UNION SCHOOL AGENCY WORK
i to promote the Educational Interest OF
Mississippi and other States, by
l. Procuring Competent Teachers for Schools
Families, etc.
2. Securing suitable and lucrative positions
for Teachers.
There is no reason why any School should
be without competent Teacher, or Teacher be
without a school, if they viii avail themselves
of the opportunities furnished by this Agency,
which has the best facilities for aseertaining
all vacancies, being in constant correspond
ence with Schools and Teachers. For Circu-
lars, address UNION SeHooL AGENCY, P. O.
Box 148, BRANDON, Mississippi
nov.1 'S2-4w
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THE JERSEY LILY.
A Pen Picture.

New York Correspondence Picayune.l
That Mrs. Langtry is an exceedingly
beautiful woman of pronounced English type
is fact which, I fully believe, neither cap
tiousness, envy, nor jealousy will attempt to
gainsay. The photographs which have long
familiarized us with her personality are
good as likenesses, but convey peculiarly
inadequate idea of her charms. Above the
medium height and rather slender than ro-
bust, she has a form of exquisite contour
and proportions. Her hands and feet are
neither large nor small, but well in keeping
with the general character of her physique
OF her face it is difficult to speak. 1t is
delicately oval and the features are ideally
perfect. In repose, it is serious almost to
sadness in action it breaks into dimples and
becomes ravishing. The eyes are gray,
with curving lashes and strongly defined
eyebrows They light up snperbly, and
are full of expression and intelligence.
The abundant hair il Of light auburn
color, and is worn with graceful sim
plicity of style that is perfectly be-
coming without 8 tut of artiiciali-
ty. The most glowing accounts Of
the famous beauty's complexion have
failed to do it justice. 1t is dazzlingly clear
and white, with softly defined roseate hue
that scarcely deepens into positive tint
on the cheeks. must say that, in my
opinion, woman with such skin is justi-
fed in guarding it carefully against all I'M
favorable influences. Mrs. Langtry's mani
ner visibly heightens her personal attrac-
tons. She IS aifable, frank, girlish. and inn.
pulsive, and does not betray particle Of
Inconsistencies. Her voice Is sweet and
finely modulated, and she conEerses fuentIy
and without embarras sment, albeit m0destly.
To an appearances she IS Is much in earnest
IN her profession as though less gifted and
quite unknown to fame. If she i not free
from afIectation and as lovablela ssEe IS beau
tifill she IS already 3 consummate actress
and that trenches upon the Impossible.
Nature has made her conspicuous, for she
certainly possesses ID q remarkable degree
The fatal gift which i By no means uncom-
mon ON the American Stage. Whether she
Is equally worthy 0f namiEati0n g en-
artsst will Be seen 81 Monday evening next,
zhen Sic viii make her bon at Abbey Park
Theatre a. HExlss Glas I ia 6 An Uneqnal
Match
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FOR SALE!

An EXCELLENT FARM-One and hal
"A miles of Madison Station, Mississippi
Contains some Eleven Hundred Acres, zoe
cleared 400 Timbered, right Ia the best Straw
berry, Fruit and Vegetable district, on Chi
cago, St. Louis and New Orleans Railroad
creeks passes through it; fine cane for win
tering stock; two-story frame house. s
rooms all necessary out-houses for 90 or %
laborers; five fine cisterns. The farm is sus-
ceptible of being divided into two farms, $50
acres EACH For particulars, apply to L. F.
Montgomery, Jr., Jaokseni &. Q. Hail. Esq,
Carthage, Leake Co.; Emmett l.. Savage, or
l.. F. Montgomery, ST., Madison Station
Miss.
nov 'S2-3m
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DECISIONS OF SUPREME COURT,
Reported Weekly for The Clarion by
C. c. Campbell.

MONDAY, October 80, 1882.
The following cases were affirmed:
39I0-Beauregard Mcdonald VS.. State of Mis-
sissippi.
4053-Sarah Z. Cameron ct al. va. Robert E.
Tribe ct al.
4051-Green's Bank vs. Asa C. Watkins ct
al
ges.
4090-C. c. Parkman VS.. J. & b. Hart.
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Bishop Green's Fall Appointments.

NovEMBER-Clinton, lat; Brandon, Sd Ter
~, 9Th; Dry Grove, It'll Crystal Springs, 9th
18th; McComb City (ordination and conseera
tion) 18th Magnolia, Dist; Osyka. 22d; Can
ton, oath; Livingston, 2Gth; Jackson, Especial
council) 28th
DEoEMBER-Lexington, LIST; Walden, Sd
Batesville, A. NJ, 18th; Como, P NJ, 14th; Sar-
dis, 18th; fernando, 18th; Early Grove Dist
Oxford, 24th; Water Valley, 9th Holly
Springs, 3lst
JANUABY-Lamar ID.
Contributions at each place in behalf of
Diocesan Missions. w. NJ. GREEN.
Sept. II, 1882.
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aTnnrh AL ChilIs.,,

Cures cases for p cents in cash orstamps.
Mailed by John Parham, Atlanta, Ga.
As standard remedy for the permanent
cure of chronic female complaints, EngEish
Female Bitters has won the graud prize over
all competition in the United States. Il
YOU need strength-if you wish an appetite
IF you desire iron in your bl0od--ii
emaciated and you wish 10 possess more
weight is the very medicine you want.
For sick headache and acid stomach,
Bailevs Saline Aperieat will give entire relief
Sold eve rywhere.
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These MILLS will grind faster and better
than any other of the same diameter OF stone
ever offered to the public. We make eight
sizes from Is inch up 10 81 inches, either Pull
ley or Geared Mill, and either Counter-shaft or
with MOrtise (Noiseless) Gearing.
The COLEMAN CORN MILL has success
fully stood the test Of over 30 years practical
use, and stands pre- eminent to-day in the mill
ing art.
We have made many valuable improvements
and recentconveniences, including our Center
lift attachment, Iron Bridgetree etc, and in
vite the closest scrutiny and criticism 20 the
character Of our work and the materials used
in their contraction.
COLEMAN'S CORN MILLS have solid
French Burr Stones, are made entirely by us
at our Foundry, Factory and Machine Works
here in New Orleans and n full line Of all
sizes are kept constantly on hand ready for
immediate shipment.
Write for circulars and prices, and address
III. DUDLEY COLEMAN a. BRO,
Manufacturers Of
Corn Mills, Saw Mills, Steam Engines, Cotton
Presses, Shafting, Pulleys, and dealers in
Plantation Machinery.
OFFICE: No.12 Union Street. WARERooMs
No. . PerdidO St.; No. 10 Union ST.; No. -
Commerce St., and No. "A Carondelet 81.
FACTORY AND FoUEDRY, ERATo ST., FROM
MAGEoLIA TO CLARA STs., NEW ORLEANS, La.
We carry in Stock here ready for shipment,
the largest Stock Of Engines and Boilers in the
South.
We want responsible Agents 10 solicit orders
on commission for our goods where we are not
represented.
july26, 'S2-3m.
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]. WrLIE QUILLIAH, Il D., Easleys, S. c.,
says: After using thsee bottles s. 8. s. On
case Blood Disease given up 70 die, an salts
fed Il will recover.
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c. Parkman VS.. J. & B. Hart.
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GOldsmith's Testimony.

Goldsmith speaks of
''That dire disease, whose ruthless power
Withers the beauty's transient flower"
No truer description could be given of the
disease of the kidneys, which, uncared for
ripens into Bright's disease, and cuts down
our strongest men in very short time.
And if Goldsmith had known of Hunts
Remedy, he would undoubtedly have con-
tinued his poem, and spoken of
"Hunt's Remedy, whose matchless worth,
Makes it boon to all the EARTH"
1t is surely boon to thousands of sufferers
who have been able to find relief nowhere
else.
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Lebanon Club.
Gszette.1

G3zette.I
A meeting of the citizens of Lebanon pre.
cinct was held on the 14th inst, and a club
organized 10 be known as the Lebanon
BsrksdaIe Club. The following officers were
elected "A. J. Maxey, President; Saml.
Watson, J. s. Osborne, Vice-Presidents; G.
FL Grafton, Secretary.
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WE daily read of the rope ending many
a mis-spent life; but Cholera Infantum
Worms and the Bowel Disorders of Children
were much more dreaded until the intro
duction of DR.. MoFFETT's TEETHINA
{ Teetdiag Poacders). For sale by Byron
IemlY
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JACKSON.
THE SICK-RELIEF
AND
ACCIDENT ASSOCIATION,
MISSISSIPPI.

CHARTERED ACCORDING TO LAW, AND
~ having paid the State tax, pursuant to
recent opinion Of the AttOrney-General, is
now ready to afford indemnity in the event Of
sickness or accident, to all who may avail
themselves Of its membership.
The cost of membership is
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COMMISSI0NER,S SALE.

FINDER A DECREE OF THE CHANCERY
y Court for the First District of Kinds
County, Mississippi rendered September 18th,
1882, in case No. 466, S NJ. Shelton and Frank
Johnston VS.. H. G. Marshall ct al, |, the I'M
dersigned Commissioner of said Court, as or
dered by said Decree, will, on
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MARRIEn.

GoDBotn-LIGos-3t the Methodist church,
Summit, Mss. October 10Th, Is81, BIZ Rev DR..
Graham, Ne. JoHs p GeDRoLD and Mss
JEssfg LiGoS Atienaants-Mr 9. G. God
bold and Ms Lizzie NeTssme; Mr. g. Glib
son aud Miss Flora B0naey.
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THOSE who have children, or the care
of them should call at Byron Lemly's Drug
Store and get circular of DR.. MoFFETT's
TEETHINA (7eething Po'oders) 1t may be
the means of saving their child's life.
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N0TTCE

rs HEREBY GIVEN TO THE TAX-PAY-
i ERs Of the CITY OF Jackson, that the
Taxes for 1852 are now due and must lie paid
before December 18th. after which date dam
ages viii acerue and the collection thereof
enforced without exception.
81 III. REBER, City Collector.
Oct. Is. 1SS2-4w.
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Lime and Cementi

A large invoice just received, of the very
best quality. For sale by retail or wholesale
Orders from distance receive special atten
ton. Address,
CRESCENT WAREHOUSE COMPANY,
L. F. CHlIEs, Manager, jackson, Miss.
Nov. L 'S2-4w.
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HAM-SANDwrrcHEs.- light bread
and butter it; slice the ham thin, then mix
little mustard in vinegar, spread on one
side of the ham, and put between bread.
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vicksburg and Meridian Railroad.

GoIyG EAsT-Passenger, arrives 1905, p. m 4
leaves 1920p.m; Wy Freight, arrives $50
an: leaves $50 am; Through Freight
arriyes 400 a. H.. leaves 4:30 p. P. II.
GG,xG WEsT-Mail arrives 800, a. m, leaves
2 90 q. m: Exprtss leaves 7:40 a. m: arrives
from VIcksburg 800 p. m; Way Freight,
arrives 55 p. m, leaves 6:l5.; Through
Freight, 9:I5 a. M; leaves $50 a. m.
JOHN SCOTT, Gen. Manager.
E. F. RAwoRTH. Superintendent.
yvo. W. CLIsGAS, Local Agent.
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Thomas w. Keene.

During the year or more in which Mr..
Keene has been before the public as a rep
resentative of the principal characters in the
higher range of legitimate drama, about all
his time has been spent in the Western,
Southern, and Middle States, where he has
won golden opinions and golden dollars for
his splendid interpretations of the exacting
and trying roles of the tragic drama. The
most laudatory criticisms from the most
astute and captious critics have been show
cred upon him and his performances and
these, contrary to frequent usage, have had
the effect to inspire him to greater study,
exertion, and endeavor. As one illustration
of how Mr.. Keene is treated where he is
best known, the following paragraph from
the Washington Republican of a recent per-
Torrance in that city is given;
"The persistence of his admirers had grad
ually prepared the way for the verdict which
the Washington public agreed upon in Mr..
Keene's favor last night. The house was
filled from the pit TO the dome literally with
throng composed in part of the tragedian's
old friends, who came with nervous hope to
encourage him, and strangers of genuinely
skeptical frame of mind. The friends were
overjoyed and the skeptics overwhelmed,
and there was no difference as to the conclu-
sion. If Tom Keene is not not great ira
gedian, America never produced one. Com
paratively, his Macbeth produces surprise
like that of one who, wandering through a
gallery of faded Autographs and tedious
mediocrity, suddenly comes upon an old
master, glowing with immortal stroke of the
brush Of divine genius. The impersonation
has certainly never been equalled in Wash
ington within the memory at least of our
middle-aged play gOers.
The people of Jackson viii have an oppor-
tunity of seeing Mr.. Keene, in his great
character of Macbeth, at the Opera House
next Monday night. Reserved seats should
be secured without delay.
Beware Of Cheap, Worthless limitations,
Ask for Simmons Liver Regulator.
Recollect that for malaria, billiOusness,
dyspepsia, constipation and headache it has
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DAY BOARDING.

MRS. JOSEPHINE HARRINGTON vii &c
M commodate limited number with Day
Boarding Her residence is pleasantly situa-
ted in the central part of the town, near the
Street Cars, and convenient to business IN
either division. Eg Terms Reasonable.
iuIYI9. SIT.
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$40. 90 REWARD |

cTRAYED OR STOLEN FROM THE RES.
y TDKxcE of Mr.. c. L. CASTOR. on Mon
DAY. OCTOBER 16, one DARK BAY PONEY-
BUILT HORSE, about Is hands high, left
rear foot and hoof white. a small star IN fore
head and on left side Of neck, small dent
about inches from left ear; about years
old. When standing at rest keeps head down
and ears dropped The above reward will be
paid to any one returning the horse to
CHARLES DUDLEY,
AT LUNATIc ASYLUM.
Jackson. Oct. %. I882-2w.
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CONTRACTS

I5sOR THE LEASE OF THE PRISONERS,
in Kinds County, viii Be made at the No
vember meeting Of Board OF Supervisors.
Proposals are invited.
D. G. McRAE, Pres't
oct.11, e2-4w
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FrHE = TAXPAYERS Of KINDS COUNTY
j are hereby notified that lie State and
County Taxes for the year 49, are now aue.
Which viii, MI enk exse ION, Be collected
s. b. THOMAS, Sheriff.
cct.Il. e2-w.
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CHAPEL HILL, MISS, Oct. 10th, 1882.
Will you please tell US in your next
paper, the best way to prepare sandwiches
By SO doing you will greatly oblige the
LADIES.
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4010-State, use, etc. VS.. J. W. Swinney ct al
Reversed and remanded.
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4075-N. 2. Potts ct al. VS.. Ella Gray ct al.
Affirmed in part; Reversed in part.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Dissolution of Partnership.

JACKSON, Miss, Oct. 80, 1882.
THE FIRM OF BRADLEY s HARDY IS
/ this day dissolved by mutual consent.
The holders Of claims against the firm will
please present them for payment, to either
member of same.
NOV tS2-If
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III. DUDLEY COLEMAN a. BRO,
EDUCATIONAL.
UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA.
NEW ORLEANS.
Faculty Of % Professors Students
in Attendance During Past Session.

Faculty OF I'd EFOieSsOrs-4Jh StuueHIs
in Attendance During Past Session.
EIFTH SESSION OF COLLEGIATE DE
Il PARFMENT begins OCTOBER 2 1882 Full
Collegiate Courses in Languages, Bellies Let
tres, and Sciences, leading to Degrees, Adj
iunct High School 10 prepare students for
Collegiate Department Faculty of IL Pro-
fessors and $50 Students in Collegiate Depart
ment and High School during last session.
Tuition fees S45 per annum in High School
and $50 in Collegiate Department, including
full course in Languages, Mathematics, Chem
istry, Physics and Mechanics. For further
information and Catalogue, address
X. II. JESSE, Dean
Session of Medical Department commences
October 15 1882. Full Medical Courses with
special advantages. Nine Professors and III
Students in Medical Department during past
session. Address for details,
T. g. RICHARDSON, NJ. D., Dean.
Session of Law Department, begins Novem-
Der IL 1882 Full Courses in Common and
Civil Law Four Professors and ~ students
during past session. For details address,
CARLETON HUST, LII. D., Dean.
aug.2 s2-Sm.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Under A DECREE OF THE CHANCERY
u Court, for the First District of Kinds
County, Mississippi, rendered September 18th
1882, in the matter of the Estate of Mrs. NJ
NJ Lawrence, deceased, !, the undersigned
Special Commissioner Of said Court, as ordered
by said decree, will on
Thursday, November 23d, 1882,
within legal hours, at the Eastern door of the
City Hall, in the City of jackson, County and
State aforesaid, proceed to sell, at public arc-
tion, to the highest bidder for cash, the follow.
ing property, to-wit: The south one-half OF
southwest quarter of two acre lot number
eleven, South Jackson, SAID State and county.
The Commissioner will only convey such title
as he is authorized to convey under said de
cree, but the title is believed to be good.
A. G.. MOORE,
nuv,1, '82-3w. Special Commissioner.
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Time Table-Takes Effect Oct. -, 1882
xatc1ez, Jackson . Columbus Ranload.


No ], Mail, daily-Arrives at jackson $50 P.
n Leaves hatcher 80 P. N.
No 3, freight. daily except Sunday-Leaves
Nutehcz 4:i5 IN. Arrives at Jackson ) p. n.
TRAINS GOING WEST.
No. =, Mail, daily--Leayes Jackson a. N.
Arrives at Natehez P. #.
No 4, freight, daily except SUnday-LeaTes
jackson at SD A. II. Arrives at Natchez
GO p. n.
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Plantation Rice Hnllers.

ec25-4t. At BRoUauER & BRowN's
CHEAP.-A5 octave parlor organ $685. A 81
octave piano for $50. Call early for bargains,
at PoTTER's, State street. a lot of frst-class
sewing machines, cheap enough for kindling
wood at same place
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R4TLRO4D TIMETABLE.
CORRECTED TO AUGUST -, 1852.
chicago, St. Louis and New Orleans Railroad.
TRAINS GOING NORTH:

TRAINS GOING NORTH;
n, 2-Ezpress, arrives 4oo-leaves 4o5 P. m.
Mail. arrives I2:35-leaves 12:40 a. M.
8-W'y Frt., arrives s.3o-leaTes 800 p N.
GOING SOUTH.
NIL arrives 215-leaves $50 a. N.
So IVY Fr't, arrives 5:05-leaVes 5sS5 a. m.
C. T. RuDD, Agent.
" p. McKIyLEY, Div. Sup't.
e. #. SHEArE, Gen. Sap't.
] ". COLEMAN, A. G. P. Ag't.
j. c. CLARKE, PTest. and Gen. Man gr.
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Victor Cane Mills

1NVVH ON8AAS @1-A-A
Cook Evaporators,
Boss Cotton Press,
Hydraulic Cotton Press,
Carver Cotton Gin,
Windship Cotton Gin,
Brown Cotton Gin,
Clarke's Seed Cotton Cleaner,
One car Texas Rust-proof Red Oats.
BRoUGHER BROWNE.
Septic, 'S2-4w.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-11-01

1900 Bushels Pure Rust Proof Oats, raised
on Locust Grove Plantation.
At A. V1RDEN's.
Oct. 4, '82-tf.