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$500 PER DAY!
The Matrimonial Mutual Relief ksso-
ciation,
LEXINGTON. MISSISSIPPI.

Do you want some showing or guarantee
that you are joining Company that will build
up and have enough members to pay your
money at marriage? In presenting this our
plan-the only one of the kind-we propose
to give our members the best, safest and surest
of all plans, and we feel assured that all will
agree with US.
WE TAKE ALL THE EIsK ON OURSELVES.
We GUARANTEE TO ALL THAT WE WILL
HAVE OVER 600 MEMBERS BEFORE lsT OF JANu-
AIRY, 1888.
We feel confident that we will have /, 900
members BY that time.
But should zoe fail to get ds many as are
guarantee By said time then wiH refund to
each one their Advance assessment and annual
dues at our expense.
We undetermined to reach the number, and
a great many more.
The scarcity of mony at this time Of year
keeps q great many from joining, therefore
we have adopted this plan in both our Depart
ments. Applicants will be allowed 70 draw
on the Secretary for the amount of Member
ship Fee payable to the Agent, out of the
Benefit fund accruing to the Applicant or
Beneficiary at the maturity of the claim. We
have made this important change in our first
plan because it will enable the farmer boy
and great many others to join.
Members marrying in less time than 20 days
can have their annual dues paid out of their
benefit by sending Receipt to the Secretary
for that amount of the money with the proof
of marriage.
Each member you get lessons your Assess
ment.
All who want to take out policies on their
intended without giving her name, can do so
by using the words MY Future Wife," and
making out the application payable to the
gentleman.
For Supplies and information, address,
JN0. D. WRIGHT, Seq,
sept. 'S2-4w. LEXINGTON, MISS.
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SECTION |. This Association shall be known
as s'The Arlington Matrimonial Association.
SEC. q The object of this Association shall
be, TO fraternally unite all acceptable unmar-
ried white males and females, and to estab-
lish a benefit fund, from which, no the salts
factory proof of the marriage, death or ex-
piration of the endowment period, of any
member Of this Association, who has COM
piled with all of the bylaws, rules, aud regu-
lations Of this Association, there shall be paid
certain sum not 10 exceed the limit of the
certificate, to himself or herself, or 10 any
one that he or she may direct and said sum
shall be exempt from execution. and shall
under no circumstances be liable to seizHre
or appropriation BIZ any legal process what
ever for any debt or debts of the member, or
his or her assignee.
SEc g. That H. B. Ware and A. ]. Addison,
their successors, associates, and assigns. be
and they are hereby created q body polite and
corporate, under the name and style Of The
Arlington Matrimonial Association and by
that name may sue and be sued, plead and be
implicated in any court OF law or equity IN
his State; said Association may have q cor
porate seal, and alter or change the same at
pleasure and may make all necessary by
laws, rules and regulations for the govern
ment of said Association, and may alter or
amend the same st pleasure, provided that
the same be not inconsistent with the Con-
stitution and Laws of this State or of the
United States.
SIC. A. That the private property of the incor-
porators, real, personal and mixed, shall not
be liable for any debts of this Association.
SEC 81 That said Association may al their
discretion purchase and hold real and person
al property not to exceed Eve thousand dol
lars in value, and shall have power TO sell and
convey the same at pleasure.
SIC. 6. That said Association shall have
power TO select such Cfieers and Agents as
may be necessary for the purpose Of carrying
Of Office and compensation shall Be fixed by
said Association.
ind nothing ii the foregoing charter Tio-
lasfve Of the laws OF Constitution Of the State
Z. G. CATCHIxe, Att'ny General.
sept. 'S2-3w.
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PR0aRAMAE
FOR
Railroad Celebration and Cornerstone
Laying.
Ar JAeKsox. THURSDAY, sEPr. Il 1852



1. The Mayor City Council and COMMITTEES
I viii meet az the Mayors Office promptly at L
n, and procee1to the terminus of the hatcher
Jackson & Columbus Railroad.
2. The little girls who have been selected to
represent the several States and Territories
win rendezvous promptly az II o'clock, at the
residence Of Col. Power, and thence proceed
in suitable eonTeyaaces, 70 the Railroad Ter.
minus, TO aid in receiving our invited guests.
3. On arrival Of the train from Nstehez,
which will be announced by the firing
of an artillery salute, the procession
viii be formed under the direction Of
the Chief Marshal and his aids. The column
will march up Capitol to West Street, and
up West to the Public Square, where the eere-
monies celebrating completion Of the Railroad
viii take place.
4. Music By the Band
5. Prayer by Rev. c. K Marshall, D. D., of
Vieksburg.
6. Anthem "America,' BY select choir.
Z. Address of Welcome and CongTatulation
10 hatcher, By his Honor Mayor MeGill.
8. Music by the Band
9. Response to Mayor McGill by Represen-
tative from Natehez.
10. Music by the Band.
Ii. Mingling of the waters of the Mississip-
pi and Pearl rivers.
L. Short addresses by such gentlemen as
may be called upon.
- Music
u. Dinner, TO which all are invited
NoTE-The ladies Of the NJ E. Church will
dispense ice cream, cake, etc. on the corner
lot, just east of the new Church, the proceeds
for the benefit of same.
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The Laying Of the Cornerstone TO.mOr.
row.

| row.
Comparatively few of our citizens have
ever witnessed the laying of the corner
stone of public edifce Such rare OPP
portunity will be afforded tomorrow after
noon, when the Grand Master of Free
mssOns, Judge Frederic Speed, will conduct
the ceremony. Most of the other Grand
Officers have signifed their purpose to be
present. The ceremonies will commence at
half past three o'clock, precisely. Brief
addresses will be made by Deputy Grand
Master, G.. Y. Freeman, Governor Lowry,
Rev. DR.. Walker, of New Orleans, and Rev.
DR.. c. K. Marshall, of Vicksburg.
All articles for deposit in the cornerstone
should be sent to the Office of the Grand
Secretary, or to the residence of Rev. DR..
Galloway by u O'Clock tomorrow, in order
that carefully prepared list of sa me may
be made, which list will be read out by the
Grand Secretary while the stone is being
laid. This, we presume, will include his
tory of the church, roll Of its member
ship, the names of officers of State and city
governments, copy of the city charter
and ordinances, copies of the N. o, Chris
tian Advocate, newspapers of Jackson and
other cities, and all the publications incl
dent to the laying of the cornerstone, gold
and silver coins, ancient and modern, pho
tographs, business and personal cards, and
anything else that friends may desire to de-
posit, and that the cavity in the stone will
hold. All these to be Theoretically sealed
in tin or zinc box, and thus laid away for
the inspection of some future generation.
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THERE will be an immense crowd here
tomorrow, especially from Natchez, and the
towns along the line of our new road. They
will arrive here about dinner time. Unless
the Committee of Arrangements are active,
and unless the contributions are very gen.
eral and liberal, the supply viii not be
equal to the demand. If the ladies Of our
city will actively cooperate, there will beno
such thing as failure. The cash cOntribu-
tions to the barbecue have been very liberal,
but bread and meat, etc, viii be the stuff
needed tomorrow. The dinner viii be
spread on the Square in rear of Executive
Mansion. Contributions to the tables
should be sent to the. Square by IL 4. e or
may be sent before that hour to the stores
Spengler & Sons, S. Lsmly & Sons, Stevens
& Saunders, and Geo. Lemon in West Jack
sun
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Vacant Places

In the dental ranks win never occur if you
are particular with your teeth, and cleanse
them every day with that famous tooth-wash
SozoDoNT. From youth to old age it viii
keep the enamel spotless and unimpaired.
The teeth of persons who use SoZoDoNT
have pearl-like whiteness, and the gums a
roseate hue, while the breath is purified,
and rendered sweet and fragrant. It is
composed of rare antiseptic herbs and is
entirely free from the Objectionable and in
furious Ingredients of Tooth Paste, etc.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-09-13

The Grand Lodge of Mississippi, Ancient,
Free and Accepted Masons, viii lay the Cor
ner-Stone of the newMethodist Church. The
ceremonies will commence at half past three
o'clock and win be conducted by the NJ. W..
Frederic Speed Grand Master, assisted by the
several Grand Officers. The Grand Lodge will
be opened in the Masonic Hall at 3 O'clock,
precisely, at which time all visiting Lodges
and individual brethren are requested to be
present. The procession being formed, will
marcn to the northeast corner of the new
church where the stone will be laid in due and
ancient FORM
Brief addresses will hen be delivered by
Gen. G. Y. Freeman. Deputy Grand Master of
Masons, Governor Robert Lowry, Rev. J. B.
Walker, D. d., of New Orleans, and Rev. C. K.
Marshall D. D., of Vicksburg.
By order of
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
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The New Orleans Road has kindly con-
sented to pass all persons coming to Jackson
tomorrow at four cents per mile for round
trip, from all stations between McComb
City and Kosciusko.
The V. and NJ Road furnishes a special
train, leaving Vicksburg at 9 A. NJ; Sl.25 for
round trip, and proportional rates from
other stations west of Jackson. From all
stations east of jackson, one fare for round
trip. Two passenger coaches will be at
tached at Forest to the freight train arriving
here about noon tomorrow. Those who
come on that train can return on their ex-
cursion ticket on the regular train at night.
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Health is Wealth.

Cali the health enjoy, and even my life
l may say, is in consequence of Simmons
Liver Regulator. l would not take
81, 900, 900 for my interest in that medi
cine w. II. WILSON, Welborn, Florida.
Prepared only by j. II. Zeilin & Co.
Lemuel W. Livingston, of Florida, the only
colored applicant for the West Point Military
Academy, was among the very few rejected
ARE are suffering from indigestion? II
so ask your druggist for a bottle of SHER-
MANS PRICKLY ASH BITTERs Taken as
directed it will cure you. These Bitters
have now been before the public for a num-
Der of years, have been thoroughly tried,
and give entire satisfaction.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-09-13

Mr.. THEo. BEAULLIEU is offering his
property in this city for sale, as he con-
templates permanent removal to New Or
leans. He has been connected with this
Office for nearly twenty years, and in his
attaches, and our city will lose one its best
citizens
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MONITION.
United States District Court, Southern D
tIict of Mississippi,
NJ dO1

United States District Court, Southern Dis
tIict of Mississippi,
No 404.
In Re Steamship Josephine
TN OBEDIENCE TO AN ADMIRALTY
L writ in above entitled suit, have seized
and taken into my possession the Steamship
Josephine, her tackle, apparel, &c.. now IL
beled by Blakslee s Fobes, for the causes set
forth in the libel pending in aboye suit. And
| hereby cite and admonish the owner or own
ers thereof and all persons having or claim
ing any right, title or interest therein, to be
and appear before the District Court of the
United States for the Southern District of Mis-
sissippi, to be held at the Court House, in the
City of Jackson, Mississippi, on the
Fourth Monday of October, 1882,
to show cause, if any they can, why . decree
should not be entered in favor of libelants in
said cause. w. c. RAUM.
u S. Marshal, Southern Dist. Miss
By R. H. WINTER, Deputy.
Pillans Torrey s Hanam,
L. Brame, Proetors.
sep.13 S2-3w
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COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS
@-TnAsspoRrAr1s ARRAxomsxrs.

A special train viii leave Vicksburg at A.
n returning from Jackson at 6 p. M-Round
Trip fare: From Vieksburg, SIPS; Bovina,
Sl.OO; Smiths and Edwards, 90c; Bolton,
CO Clinton, SOC. Passenger coaches Will be
a tached at Forest to the freight train due at
Jackson at 1925 P. n. One fare for round trip
from all stations east of Jacksonville tickle;
good to return on the regular passenger train
that night.
On Chicago, St. Louis and n. O. R. R., a
special rate has been obtained for all stations
between McComb City and Kosciusko-four
cents per mile for round trip.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-09-13

CAPT G. d. BUsTAMENTE has leased the
large store house on State street, next door
to Martz's confectionery, and he will open
his office there, and this winter have sam
pies of machinery from the many large man
ufacturers for whom he is a agent.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-09-13

To BE beautiful, buoyant and healthy,
the whole female constitution must maintain
regular action during q certain period of
life, and experience advises the use Of
English Female Bitteys as the most wonder
full female regulator and iron tonic in use.
BAILEY's SALINE APERIENT is a cooling,
refreshing summer drink for dyspepsia and
headache. No medicine taste. Everyone,
home or abroad, should keepit.
"TOugh ON Chills,''
Cures 5 cases for % cents in cash or stamps.
Mailed by John Parham, Atlanta, Ga.
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THE arrival of the train from Natchez,
at one o'clock tomorrow, will be announced
by two pieces of artillery, under the COM
mand of Capt. G. d. Subway. An artillery
salute will also be the signal for the assem-
bling of the Masonic Grand Lodge at 3
o'clock p. II.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-09-13

THE train from Natchez is expected to
reach Jackson at one o'clock tomorrow,
making the run of one hundred miles in
seven hours. As good portion of the track
is new, it will not bear heavy train at
greater rate of speed. The train will leave
Jackson for Natchez at o'clock PM
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The Jewish New Year.

The business houses Of our Jewish fellow
citizens viii be closed tomorrow for the
purpose Of celebrating New Year 564s. ae-
cording to the Jewish calendar. Divine
service tonight, and win be conducted By
Mr.. Henry Strauss. The public generally
invited.
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R4TLROAD TIMETABLE.

CORRECTED TO AUGUST 20, 1882.
chicago. St. Louis and New Orleans Railroad.
TRAIss GOING NORTH:
x, 2-Exnress. arrives 4O0-leaves 4705 p. m.
4-Mail. arrives 1235-leaYes 1240 q. N.
s-W'y Frt., arrives a30-leaEes 800 p. m.
GOING SOUTH.
No Express, arrives 102O-leaves 1925 r. IN.
/" snail arrives 3.25-leaves 3:30 a. m.
Wy Fr't, arrives 5:05-leaves 5.35 q. m
E. T. RuDD, Agent.
Up. MCKINLEY, Div. Sup't.
c. NJ. sHEAFE, Gen. Sup't.
j W. CoLEMAE, A. G. P. Ag't.
J. c. CLARKE, Gen. Manager.
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BISHOP GREEN will call qsAcial session
Of the Episcopal council, ~meet most
likely in Jackson, about the 18th Of No
vember next, to elect an assistant Bishop
for the diocese of Mississippi.
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The public schools of this city will be re-
opened on the first Monday in October.
The same teachers will continue at the Col
lege Green school; for the West Jackson
white school, only one teacher as yet elect
ed several changes made in the teaching
force of the colored school.
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FAIR LAWN INSTITUTE, st. Peters Pa
roehial School for boys, st. Joseph's School
for girls, and the school of Misses Watt and
Dobson, all opened on Monday last. St.
Margaret's Hall will open on Monday next.
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Total cash assets ...-................ Ses,9l5677
All these Companies have stood the test Of
time and are solid and reliable, and always
have the CASH ready to pay honest losses,
have all complied with our State laws by de-
posting $4,000 in our State Treasury, and
viii issue Policies st the lowest adequate
rates. We respectfully solicit the confidence
and patronage heretofore 50 generously ac-
corded.
GINS - SPECIALT1.
OH oFFrIcE orPosIrE rHE CAPlroL.
d. n. BARROWS,
JAMES HAYS.
sep6 's2-4w.
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S. r. BALDWIN writes: "After trying
Soothing Remedies without avail and Ply
sicians without relief. gave Dr.. Nor
FETr's TEETHINA (Teething Po,oders), and
it acted like magic. I occasionally giUe a
ponder to keep my chiLd's gums softened !"
For sale by Byron Lemly.
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NATcgEz. Miss, Sent. u, 1882.

To Capt. G. D. Bustameate
Water will be forthcoming. Train will
reach Jackson at P. NJ.
MARTIN, President
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Buy Your Sorghum Machinery, at the
lowest Cash prices, from A. NJ. HARDIN s.
Co, 20 Chestnut Street, st. Louis, No.
aug2,'S 80 -2m.
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THE ladies of the N. E. Church will be
fully prepared tomorrow to satisfy the de-
mand of the hungry and thirsty. We hope
their labors will result in a handsome addi-
tson to the building fund.
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IL order to make the Railroad Celebra-
ton tomorrow complete success, there
should be a general suspension of business
after II o'clock. Let there be a general turn
out, and let everybody help to make the
occasion q success.
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H.DldlGY C0lGnal&BTO.
Manufacturers of the Celebrated
Coleman Corn Mill. 2"
"NTATD2OF THE SOUTH"

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 TO 36 inches, either Pull.
ley or Cleared Mill, aud either Counter.
shaft or with Mortise (Noiseless) Gearing.
The COLEMAN CORN MILL has success
fully stood the test of over 80 years practical
use, and stands pre-eminent to-day in the mill
ing art.
We have made many valuable improvements
and recent conveniences including our Center
lift attachment Iron Bridgetree, etc. and in
vite the closest scrutiny and criticism to the
character Of our work. and the materials used
in their construction.
C0LEMAN'S CORN MILLS have solid
French Burr Stones, are made entirely by as
at our Foundry, Factory and Machine Works
here in New Orleans, and full line of all
sizes are kept constantly on hand ready for
immediate shipment.
Write for circulars and prices, and address
HI. DUDLEY COLEMAN & BRO,
Manufacturers of
Corn Mills Saw Mills. Steam Engines, Cotton
Presses, Shafting, Pulleys, and dealers in
Plantation Machinery.
OFrIcE: No.12 Union Street. WARERooMs;
No. Q Pcriilo ST.; No. 10 Union ST.; No. IS
Commerce St, and No. "A Carondelet St.
Factory AND FOUNDRY, ERATo ST., FROM
We carry in Stock here, ready for shipment,
the largest Stock of Engines and Boilers in the /
South.
We want responsible Agents to solicit orders
On commission for our goods where we are not
represented.
july26, '82-3m.
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NORTH
MISSISSIPPI FEMALE COLLEGE.
VERONA. MISS.

THE EXERCISES OF THIS INSTITUTION,
i under a faithful and efieieni Faculty,
will be resumed SEPTEMBER Ira, lo82.
Young Ladies can fud Board with the Pres
ident under the special care and supervision
Of Mrs. RICE.
The health Of this place is good, and Of the
Institution it has been almost remarkable,
no death having occurred among iis pupils for
13 years, the period Of its existence. Charges
Moderate. For further information, apply 10
the undersigned for Catalogue.
s. P. RICE, A NJ, President.
july26 S2-2ms
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Fer the Children.

Let the children take Simmons Liver
Regulator and keep well. 1t is purely veg
etable, and safe to take either alone or in
connection with other medicine. Mild in
setting and pleasant to take.
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A VIRGINIA LADY,

OF FIVE YEARS EXPERIENCE IN
~ Teaching desires a situation in a Family
or School fer Girls. She can teach English,
Music, and various kinds of
fancy work. She will giue and require good
references. Address, stating terms,
MISS A., Box No. 6, Buchanan.
sep12, '82-2w$. Botetourt Co, Va
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CONQUER0R
OF ALL KIDNEY DISEASES.
THE BEST
KIDNEY AND LIVER MEDICINE


CURES WHEN ALL OTHER MEDICINES
FAIL as it acts DIRECTLY on the kIDNKYs.
LIvER and Bowels, restoring them At ONCE
to healthy action. HUNTS REMEDY Is
SAFE. sure and speedy cure, and hundreds have
musicians and friends had given them up 70
die. Do not delay, but try at once HUNTS
HuNTS REMEDY CURES ALL DIsEAsEs or
r.rr KIDNEYS. BLADDER, URINARY ORGANS,
Dropsr. GRAyKL. DIABETES, and INcoETTN-
rNcE and Retention or URINE.
HUNTS REMEDY CUREs PAIN Il TIE SIDE
Rack. on Lo1Rs. GENERAL DEBILITY. FEMALE
DISEASES. DIsTUKBED SLEEP, Loss or APPETITE
RRlcHrts DISEASE, and ALL COMPLAINTS OF
qfsr URfNO-GEwITAL ORGANS.
HUNTS REMEDY quickly induces the
L4vFR to healthy action, removing the causes
that produce BIE1oUs HEADAcHEs DYSPEPSIA
sons SroMAcH. CosTIvKNEss, P1LEs, sc.
Nv the use of HUNT s REMEDY, the etom-
anh and Bowels VIII speedily regain their
strength, and the Blood viii be perfectly pur1-
III HUNTS REMEDY Is pronounced By tie
tesf doctors to BE the ealy care for AL kln1e
81 kidney diseases.
HUNTS REMEDY i purely tsgst4ate. ana
i & sure cure for Heart Disease ana 1neu1A-
ism when all other medicine fails.
HUNTS REMEDY Is PREPARED - Rkk.sL {
eon TnE ABovE nIsEAAKss I'D HAS
nzEH KNOWN 70 PAIL -. 80
or TRIAL VIII CONVINCE E9U. Eoh $50
81 Hrx DnuoaTsIs. Send for kempelsS e
HUMPS REMEDT CO. ProSldenees = !.
frl5,A y n1nta end =
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Nay BE YoU WANT PINE CARPET.
SrEDMAS HAS 4 LINE OF SAMPLES CHEAP
En- THAE EVER SEEK N THE SOUTH.
Look BEFORE You BUY.
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PERHAPS THE SHIRTS ARE PLA YED OUT.
Look AT STEDMAN's DOLLAR SHIRTS.
CHEAPER THAN YoU CAN BUY THE LINEN
AND BLEACHING TO MAKE ONE. SIX FOR
1915. Two FLY ALL LINEN COLLARS
FOR Is CENTS.
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Natchez to JacksOn-An Aboard!

NATCHEz, Sept. -, 1882.
To Hon. John HcGiH, Mayor:
Your invitation to our people to attend
the celebration of the completion of the
railroad has been made public. A large
number of our citizens will attend.
HENRY G. GRIFFIN, Mayor.
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JOY and happiness has brought to the
hearts Of mothers, and the bloom of health
restored to the cheeks of many little dar-
lings, by DR.. MoFFETT's TEETHINA Teeth
in0 P01CderS1
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THE new Institution for the Blind will
be ready for the reception of pupils on the
third Monday of October. See notice of the
Superintendent.
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For Sale at a Bargain.

A LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
n Kitchen Utensils, ETC., etc. Also, several
little COTTAGES, on long and easy terms.
good opportunity for those young men contem-
plating matrimony. Amply to
THE0 BEA ULLTEU,
sep Is, Syst. Jackson, Miss.
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REV. DIR. WHEAT, of Oxford, will preach
a Thanksgiving sermon in the Baptist
church tomorrow night. Everybody in
vited to attend.