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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-12-13

pIete directory of an s.5,es, ees and resi-
dences now in connection. We are pleased
to note that about seventy are now in use,
with prospect of reaching one hundred.
Collins excursion train, for New Or
leans and Cedar Keys, Fla, will pass Jack
son at 1l:1j P. N, January 9th. If tickets
are purchased before January LIST, the fare
to New Orleans and return will be So 80 !;
Cedar Keys and return $31 30. Ample
time for either trip is allowed.
-Messrs Eyrich & Co., in their selection
Of goods for the holidays, have eclipsed all
former displays in elegance and variety.
Their new show case is a thing of beauty
and is greatly admired by all callers. Read
their advertisement carefully, and then as
you pass down State street, be sure to step
in and make your selection before the
choicest articles are disposed Of.
Miss Bette Morgan has added to her
business of selling laces and trimming, a
very nice stock of stationary, also some
beautiful holiday goods. About year ago
this most deserving young lady very timid-
ly set up in business on her own account,
and She has had host of friends to en-
courage and patronize her. We are pleased
see her branching out, and keeping such
articles rs will find ready sale.
The proceedings of the Board Of Mayor
and Alderman, for last Wednesday night,
will appear in next issue. 1t is the last meet.
ing of the year. All the minutes of 1882 are
being printed in pamphlet form, in accor-
dance with late amendment of City Charter
The finances, school, mortuary and other
matters of interest to taxpayers, will be
fully tabulated and included in the publ.
cation.
The Chesapeake and Ohio railway, the
new Southern trunk line for Washington
Baltimore, Philadelphia and New Orleans
has card in our columns to-day, to which
special attention is called Those who have
tried this route are emphatic in their praise
of the comfort of its accommodations, the
pOliteness of its officials, the completeness
of its connections, and the beauty of the
scenery. Along this route you get a splen
did view of the famous BLUEGRASS region
We had a very pleasant call last weel
from our old-time friend, Hon. G. S. Nc
MILAN, now a citizen of Brookbaven, Wit
made careful inspection of our new quar-
tiers. Mr.. Mcmillan has been continuou
subscriber Of THE CLARION for thirty-tw,
years, since the spring of 1850. He is
charming writer, and while learned and sue
cessful in the law, we have long though
that journalism is the sphere in which hi
talents would have been more conspicuous
ly useful.
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Concert by a Blind Man.

NATCHEz, December 10th, 1882.
EDIToRs CLARION: In behalf of Mr.
Louis Davis, arblind man, and native o.
Natchez, Vi to inform your readers
in Jackson tt Ira will be in your city
some time this week for the purpose of Civ
ing a concert. [ can promise you rare
treat, as he is perfect genius, highly intel
ligent. Your interest in his behalf is kind
ly requested. He will give your people an
excellent entertainment.
SAM'L ULLMAN.
We are quite sure, on sh an introduc-
ton, that Mr.. Davis, Will meet an appre-
ciatiSe recNRion in Jackson.
TIE Ladies will do us favor by calling
early and selecting goods before the rush, at
Santa Claus Headq quarters.
G. P. RITTLBMEYER, q Bro,
Dec 1885,. Pearl street.
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I,J6U Prlzes. SIoZi 4UV
Whole Tickets, 50. Half Tickets, 81.
81 Tickets, $50. SIS Tickets, 500
Remit Money or Bank Draft in Letter. or
send by Express DON'T SEND BY REGIS
Orders of s. and upward, by Express, can be
sent at our expense. Address all orders 10
r. N. B0ARDMAN, Courier-Journal Build
ing LOUISVILLE, KY.
april. 49, 18S2-ly.
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though on Chills

Cures 5 cases for % cents in cash or stamps
Mailed by John Parham, Atlanta, Ga.
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ALL who lead closely confined life are
more frequent subjects of constipation,
headache and indigestion. If you win use
Bailcy's Saline Aperient it will cure yon
entirely. Pleasant as q glass Of soda,
cheaper than pills and never fails.
AFTER q severe test of twelve years, by
many leading physicians and thousands OF
females, it has been thoroughly demen-
strated that EagEish Female Bitters has cured
and relieved more sickly females, than all
other remedies combined.
ssTOugh ON ChiIls.,,
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$4,000 FOR So.
51st
IN the City Of Louisville, on

Saturday, December 80, 1857.
These Drawings occur on the last day of
each month Sunday exceptedl. $4,000 Cap
ital Prize, this month only. Repeated adjudi-
cation by Federal and State Courts have placed
this Company beyond the controversy Of the
law. To this Company belongs the sole honor
Of having inaugurated the only plan by which
their drawings are proven honest and fair
beyond question.
N. B.-The Company has now on hand
large capital and reserve fund. Read care
fully the list of prizes for the
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Only $1,000 Tickets and 2,2Oi Prizes.
SCHEDULE

1904 Prizes amounting in .. S. Gold to-S440 70
gss-lf the ticket drawing the Capital Prize
of Sl4, coo ends with the figure then all tick
cts ending with are entitled to s..
Tickets, So, Halves. S2.5O, Fifths, 81.
THE ROYAL HAVANA OFFICIAL LIST De-
CIDEs EVERY PRIZE.
Subject to no manipulation, not controlled
by the parties in interest, honestly managed,
it is the fairest, squarest and best thing in the
nature of lottery that could be conceived.
See that the name Gould & Co. is on the
ticket. None other are genuine.
ALL PRIZES PAID ON PRESENTATION.
For Information and Tickets, apply to
SHIPSEY COMPANY, GENERAL AGENTS,
1912 Broadway New York City,
Or 68 L. Randolph Street, Chicago, H. or
JNO. B. FERNANDEZ,
july2G SHY. Savannah, Ca
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

,,rr ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w II. c. CoSE, Esq., Of Copish, as eandi-
diiate for District Attorney q the On Judi.
'C.c-atie Conservative Nominating Convention.
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Not having room or time to devote

to this class of goods, l have made the
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iql District, subject TO the GecIslon OF a Dem
ocratic Conservative Nominating Convention
Or. c. A. Rice, of the State Medica
3 ard, gave US call this morning
Mai. Woford and lady have returned
70 the city from visit to Corinth.
Chancellor George Wood, of the Sea
shore, honored US with call yesterday.
See notice in another column Of ches-
npt sorreI colt taken up by A. J. Davis.
Pearl Lodge No. % will hold its annual
election of officers next Mondry night
See what Mobile has to say of the
creates. living yiolinist, in a mother column.
Don't forget to secure your seats for
the grand concert at the Opera House, Fri
day night.
Capt. Bustamente has fine display of
ricultural machinery of the latest models,
for the bonef! of the Changers.
The singing of Miss Mason of the
Remenyi Concert Company is said by many
critics to equal Nine. Gerster.
j. L. Harris, Esq, has gone up the Mis-
.i..ippi river on professional business, and
will be absent several days.
The famous Eetey organ can be pur-
chased on the installment plan at the store
oflfiss Bette Morgan, next door to Seutter.
The Governor offers reward for the
arrest Of Matt Logue, who murdered Mr..
Avery, a peaceful citizen of Washington
county, in August last.
Capt. Put Darden, Master of the State
Grange, and Mr. T, J. Ably, member of the
Executive Committee of the Grange, were
among our callers the present week.
The numerous friends Of Mr.. J. T. |
Cameron will BE- glad to hear that he is
cguyAlescing after his late dangerous i'll
ness. in which his life had almost been des-
paired Of
u. L. Collins, the great and successful
excursion manager mas his bills out for
grand trip, to commence January 9th, and
to take in New Orleans, the Jetties, and
Cedar Keys, Fla.
-Seutter has one Of his specially attract
tive and seasonable announcements in this
issue, which will not fail to invite atten-
ton. His display of goods is simply
superb.
Nine and half pounds the weight
Of a sweet potato left at this Office yester-
day, from the crop of an esteemed subscrib-
cr, J. VI. Calhoun, Esq, of Smith county.
Who can beat it?
The little people will find that Santa
Claus has paid a special visit to Mr.. Geo.
Lemons toy store in West Jackson. They
should 60 and see what he left there before
making selections.
The poles foEZkAe n, J. & G. Railroad
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DESCRIPTIONS:

HENRY c. MYERS, Secretary of State
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PURsER-RuNNELs-At the residence of the
brides father, Maj. E. ]. Runnels near Bran
don, by Rev. L. C. Kellis, 10 Purser, Esq, of
Hazlehurst, and Miss Viola Runnels.
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All the arrangements are about
completed fo the Fair. The lum.
Der is on the grounds to finish what
i not yet completed. The amphi-
theater is: forty by seventy feet,
and the band and Judges stands
are about completed. Nothing is
being left undone to make the
whole thing grand success. The
reporters gallery is fixed up in
good shape also, and We expect to
see : eoodly number Of Newspaper
men on hand. The stalls for the
keeping of stock In the Fair
Grounds are numerous, and in good
shape. Those who come to the Vi
nita Fair will witness the grandest
display Of everything they ever
saw in the Territory. People from
TIE distance will be well provided
fbr, with all the conyeniences nee
essary. Don't fail to come, every
body. Mr.. J. W. Skinner has been
largely instrumental in forwarding
the Improvements on the grounds,
and hes done al in his power to-
wards making the Fair : success,
md bis spirit is commended by the
nod people of vinita.
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help vinita. They are building /
enc academy. a Fair, and ass sup
porting the thing that really doe
Ne business for them-the INDIAs
CHIEErAIH.
| The "old reliable" engineer,
George Stephenson, who runs on
the west end Of the Frisco, is the
news eathcref Of the CHIEvrAIS fol
that section. George is one Of the
engineers you read about, and has
been with the Frisco q long time.
He il almost orthodox with the
company now, and he should be,
for he can be relied upon at I'll
times for both safety and correct
ness.
Col. VIM. N. Douglass, assist
ant special agent Of the Missouri
Pacific railway detective force, has
been here for some timc working
up that attempted train robbery
case. The colonel has got the
thing down fine, and it seems a. II
Sweeney will have 70 pay the ~
fdl penalty Of his crime. Col. D.
has made lots Of friends here BY
mis- gentlemanlY and bueiness- IKE
manner.
The "fat doctor" Of this town
xishes "Ignoramus'' .'PzDom
Phlint" TO understand Vh1D n ~,
screw flies do disturb him his q Z
ifors viii lose nothing, and that
here Is no three or four thousand
dollars Of his paper in St. Louis
for sale at twenty-five cents cn the
dollar, as there is of some Of his
informants who have been visiting
in this vicinity recently. = i
Eureka Springs Repsblicas !;
Samuel Love and sister, Delawarss
but residents Of the Cherokee Na-
ton, are guests of the Metropoli-
tan. Mr.. Love has been . great
sufferer from that dread disease,
rheumatism, and had to be lifted
from the coach when first brought
TO the springs. He is now able to
walk anywhere over the hills and
mountains, and is confident a per- |
euro will be effected.
Amy one who called at the |
Office on Wednesday |
evening last could not have fail
cd TO notice that the faces Of tho |
whole force, from the editor to the |
roller manipulation, were wreathed
IN smiles, child-likc and bland, and
hat a look OF almost divine sub
Unity was 10 be observed on
he noble physiognomy Of each.
Dur most cordial thanks are due
md are hereby most respectfully
endered TO Mrs. 8. K. Eihert. |
Again the CnuEyrArx will say,
10 not be afraid hut that 4 l. a per
institution! and You need
not be afraid 10 invest and lose
'eadins the best paper ever pub
ished in The Territory. OR .edi-
o., Gus Ivcy, sis also poktmastcr
L vinita, and is determined to see
he CurrFrArN succecd IL Il takes
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I'VE -3ont = correspondents "
= svegy >ovn b he Territory
), --AiyGAlsg ~ vais b or In,
:. .sG ~ ~ pdees.-Rsymesd.
-ylnita viii soon have IN Opsrl
Houss,. - b run- by he bad.
-Leck - fie nsttsesaes, I'll
lid and slssa, = Raynsond's.
-Dlis. HGnsy DIfsr{ inssnds d
ysns ~ bakery and lunch stand.
-lls. DisA - PEyor's Csssh
pesenas>et, ~ = town noadAy'
"a. ". 0seenss aivurtlsensnl
IN - lbu,i h ~ issns. Rsad 4.
Densnbsr DE vi1ita Fsir, o.
49, ~, - ~ 10, and dDnt ysu
-lhqCsf - E-;
-Rsuiule sehIckens, fans and Pc
60 ~ eogIlns into or nazkst
p1saii1hlly.
-. ~. oseen rsscived ane
.Goeek - e1othing dis week. .CaIl
- - Mn.
-Cssssspondsnss srs wanted N
svosy ssq1lsA'ef' ~ Territory e6s
~ CnsED1Asx.
I'VE ex>snd great big ipvf(n-
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male eem;narv 4 hsnnv o..,;1
..t;on
q. !. . p.,....;,.,. a. y
lhe.t family aonr onlv - "a :.
burdrcd .,.s.f4 .'.rd every .scl
warranted
- n,. !,
Il. I.o,,;. h,,s;,. !, 80 svsrs.,,;ns ,, = ;n d
lhs.s..s-. ~. -, 80 = 49,. 49, 49, 49, vsns. :
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'as Peop'''
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rss-. !. !. | 49,
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49,. -. r.'sS.h,s .,.as..sl;r. !
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= Z. = L s~s ~
- ~
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Tv.A.ol,.-- IN r.z
ins 81. F.jr vitn .ons ssood bor,es
Iz5Sk 3 I6odIe oudt. bovs. o. J06n
win earrysolf tie cake.
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parsaorv 70 the Fair. The rrend,
ct time. vim b had here ever vii.
messed n the Territory.
~. rom rhc.,.,,.., ;,..
fkom Tahlsouah. avs 10 Citizen.
ship Court made iots ofcitisens and
rejected lots ofclaimants.
-wm. Hollin,.~o,th h.. .ons
20 ot. Louis "a busineee connected
viii The CurRvrArr. He viii aIso
take In the 81. Louis Fair.
-Uecvv A,v,.&,c,. ~. ch.,...
and Coodv's Bluff merchant. p.as.
ed throurh vinits Tuesday ON ~.
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up 70 tho time o. going 70 press
we have been unable 70 learn what
me Union party dad q sneir conven-
lion, which is going ON this week.
-On Last Monday thc train going
north on the Missoui Pacific road
was several hours late, and The
Douth- bound train IVES abandoned.
There was every bit a. much
'un Tuesday ~ We generally have
n July, although, according TO
'ome people, Il was little farther
q.
- Our editor 0us lyey. has
ought the house and lot known -
- nmos Thompson property, IN
bwn, just south Of the rock build
ng.
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1ieut- Imrn1- 0rcen, vho con'
m1nded 1he dr<echmcnt q Uuited
Sta1ca Marinco ukicA bof1csoi door
the DOR - the euGius kouG1 -
cnp1ure1 John Droun - Hn1pcr'1
Ferzy. is fnrn<r GVin9 near Firt-
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-P. s. sipslair, fhs yinita and
Pierce City souts agent, and good
one, too, has ~ thanks n the
CHIErrAIx bs quite number = 1lt'
tie courtesies rendered the edl1p'
lately. s.ssl
4 When ~ are IN Muskogec
call It the uitcheIl Hotel, where
you can get : good meal. Col.
Mitchell is fine man, gentlemen,
! and will always do the best he can
for you.
bill Walker, ths white man
who was here drinking not long
since, and who most Of our citizens
know, shot and killed : fhll-blood
named Badger, on 6pavinaw, on
| the 18th ult.
GOV nuooaro, ., ie1as; pass
70 St. Louis, and stopped and chat
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th,r. II eoe. 4 and vhen Won
,v.rs .c,,d ,n..t ~ .Imost .rv t;nd
.;v. Rs.ttv,s butcher shon : cali
su. :.A.- g.
indemnity can obtain uolicies IN
old and mild comuanies - low
rates bv communicative bv mail or
oeIIin, 4 the General ins.r,nce of.
6ce of Allert A En,.rt a Co
Muskoree. IT
s., ,.... !. h..,, ..-o..-;..
boots. shoes and clothing. The
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th.t ~, cannot 80 ,,stt.r h.,..irs |
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yirst Aaspal Aaasunssnaak
WORCESTER ACADEMY.
vIxlrA. 1t.

~.......s. -s-.
1eas eeaoeny proposes % skSisn :
tian hsss e hone. "a eooe6nuently
~ ~ r,o.ev ~. ~ eer,e eSv,nt.
~ vesia - & eSiSs.ss ~ -
--
adapted - &heir spoclel -. ~
schcol I'm -. ua&i
Os
secured - ~ go. ~ - vhom ~
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II you want the highest market
pEice for your hides, fbrs, game,
wool, ETC., the place to sell them is
at w. C. Chamberlain's.
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Gtean,1ats M RIlLrJIl5.

4 FALL RIVER LINE
a. -fOr-
FALL RIVER, BOSTON, AND THE EAST.
The most agreeable route to the WHITE MOUNTAINS.
MOUNT DESERT, and all pr lcpa cities inland and sea
shore resorts Of New Eng and and the provinces.
The mammoth palace steamers
BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE
leave New-Yerk daily SUNDAYS included) Mt $50
from Pier IS y r. Of Connection Annex
boat from Brooklyn p. m. Jersey City. p
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERTS
every evening by the splendid bands attached
10 these steamers
Long route; full nights rest five morning trains 10
Boston short rail ride time seventy-hve mnutesJ
NEWPORT LINE,
FOR NEWPORT, X. L, DIRECT
MARTHAS VINEYARD, NANTUCKET. and SEA
SHORE RESORTS of CAPE COD. Magnificent steamers
NEWPORT and OLD COLONY,
New York daily Sundays excepted at p. N from
PIER Is. North River.
These their Eastern terminus at Newport
Tickets Tor both lines be secured at
principal notes transfer and ticket Offices, ~ he once
O PIER -. aud steamers. $500
SEND FOR LIST or TOURS AND EXCURSIONS
FREE ON APPLICATION.
BOEDhN q LOWELL. GEORGE = CONNOR
GEM Pass. 4 GENT
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PROVIDENCE LINE. -.
FnK pKnNIDENCE DIRECL

FOR PROVIDENCE DIRECT
Connecting with Providence & M0rcestcr RE-
for All POINTS NORTH and LAST. via "ORCkSTER
The entirely and palatia steamer hHODE IeLAs y
ON Wednesdays and Frdays' ana the avOrise
steamer MASSACHUS ETTS on Tuesdays, ihursdays AAu
SATURDAYS. Will leave
D. IN from Per 20 y. X. foot OF W arren-st
CnnIccfi"ns rnade az Providence. via + q ". X r.,
or IA or,ester ana All Northern. Eastern anl White
Mountain noins Tickets sale al principal ucAet
onc ~te-rooms secured At Offices u esteoit Express
% NJ Astor onse. Nos. -U1, 3el iy AMI 42l Broad
way and AZ Ffta Avenue aud Windsor Hotel ticket Offices
W. ~ l. 80 A
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,rnoslnn pros.rtp for Sale any 90 Lei

TrOR SALE on very easy terms, ar,b 1ou Heights
bfi9N @ lan and Wall street Ferries, ,,h mn
III the bsv AMI running through 70 al aroant only
srcrv store on FurInanst; lot zoNtSv ~rs,nn. Office.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-19
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AUGUsT :, s. g. II. l5 II and 49, Commencing promptly
a 2:3O p . ---- ,,.-., m o.U Tn
ertv-st ferry 745 IL ), u - Peunsyv
Disbursements ferries 80 a m ~ noon
Boat sandy Hook, Pier " Il, 745. .. ii a. H. IL nOOn