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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-09-13

TUE Matrimonial Associations of this
city responded literally TO the call of the
Finance Committee for funds for the bar
becue tomorrow.
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DIED

In Brookhaven. Sunday night, Sept. 8. 1882,
Of laryineitis, WALTER TRAwlcK, youngest
son of Mr.. L. and Arola Mitchelli aged four
years, ten months andffieen days.
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BARROWS & HAYS.

They now represent the following sound and
responsible Companies, to-wit:
Liverpool and London and Globe Of
England-Gapital and surplus..sss 800. lO6
Surplus 49,. =. es95, 500
surplus 2,as. s75
Capital and surpi9s................. 5,ossao2
TorontO-capital and surplus. l,4l1.os6
Crescent Insurance Company, Of
N. 0rleans-Capital and surplus. sos ,440
surplus = 4sO9. s78
Equitable Life Assurance Society,
Of United States-Capital and
surplus. ALL, 4s6
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Mothers, sleep sweetly tonight by giving
your child DIR. MoFFETr's TEETHINA
[ leething Po,cders) to-day. For sale by
Byron LemIy.
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MAJ. WILLIAMS, travelling salesman for
the house of Messrs May & Voight. New
Orleans, fay ored us with a call Monday.
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Bellevue High School,
REDFORD CO. VIRGINIA.

ON N. & Western R. B., Is miles west Of
" Lynchburg. For Boys and Young Men.
Full corps Of Teachers Instruction thorough
Beautiful and healthy location. Liberal pro-
vision for comfort and Improvement Of pupils.
Session opens 18TH SEPTEMBER. For Cata-
logue or special information, address WILL
LIAM &. ABBOT, PRINCIPAL, BELLEVUE,
P. O.
july12, SPIN.
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MEssRs BRoUGHER & BROWNE announce
the receipt of Cane-MiIls, Egaporators,
Cotton Presses, Cotton Gins, rust-proof red
oats, etc.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.

As THE NEW INSTITUTION FOR THE
n Blind will not be ready for the reception
of Pupils by the First Monday in October, The
opening of the School will be deferred until
some weeks later. Pupils will be notified to
that effect. W. s. LANGLEY, Supt.
sep Spy
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IN another column We publish the pro-
gramme for the railroad celebration to-mor-
row and for the laying of the cornerstone of
the new Methodist church in the afternoon.
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REV. DR. HUNTER has been quite ill for
several days.
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EDUCATIONAL.
UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA.
NEW ORLEANS.
Faculty Of % PrOfessOrs-494 Students
In Attendance During Past Session.


TIFTH SESSION OF COLLEGIATE DE.
L PARrMEET begins OCTOBER 2, 1882. Full
Collegiate Courses in Languages, Bellies Let
tres, and Sciences, leading to Degrees, Adj
jEnet High School to prepare students for
Collegiate Department. Faculty Of IL Pro-
lessons and 250 Students in Collegiate Depart
ment end High School during last session.
Tuition fees, S45 per annun 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
4. q. JESSE, Dean
Session of Medical Department, commences
October Is. 1882. Full Medical Courses with
special advantages. Nine Professors and 2l7
Students Ia 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 q students
during past session FOR details address,
CARLETON HuNT, Ii. D., Dean.
aug2 82-3m.
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THE last rail on the Natchez railroad will
be laid this morning.
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EDUCATIONAL.
SPRING HILL COLLEGE,

Under the Direction of the Jesuit Fathers.
SD Annual Session opens October I'd, 1882.
Location beautiful and healthy Every faeil.
ity afforded for the best classical and CONNER
cial educa ion.
French. German and Spanish taught without
extra charge. 4 large staff of teachers per-
mits personal supervision and individual
training. For particulars apply to
Rev. JOHN A. D0WNEY, s. J.,
aug. is2-2m, President.
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i VIRGISIA lady desires q situation as
teacher. See advertisement.
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JEFFERSON COLLEGE
Hgh School isr Boys and Young Men.
Located Sir AfTles frOm Natehez, end tro
nils from NJ, i and @ r. r


EREE TRANSPORTATION TO THE IN
L sTTTUTIoS from Natchez or the Natchez s.
Jackson Railroad Communication by TeIe-
phone to Natchez
Expenses reduced two dollars and quarter
per month on former sessions.
4 & kAf AiOND PR1zcIPAL
Assisted By PRors MCCLURE and HARrrR.
SESSION OF 1sS2s OPENS I'm OF SEPT
Board. including tuition, furnished room,
washing. and lights One Hundred and Fifty
seven D1Ilars Sl51.599 and Fifty cents per
ses sion q Ten Months. payable ssmi-annnaI-
quaKterly II advance. Tuition alone Thirty
$50 Dellars per session Of ten months, pay-
able semi1nnuallY Id advance For Cafa-
legues giving full particulars address The
Principal.
is RAYMOND
eHe.p "a.
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appointment Of Commissioners Of Flee
ton.

JACKSON, Mss, Aug. II, 1882.
THE GOVERNOR, LIEUT.. GOVERNOR
il and Secretary of State, win meet at the
Capitol in the City Of Jackson, on
Thursday, August S1st, 1882,
for the purpose Of appointing ii each County
in the State. three persons as Commissioners
of Election to serve for the period Of one
year and until their successors are appointed.
Applications and recommendations for the
appointment Of Commissioners" should be
addressed to me at this place. and should be
filed by the 18th day Of August.
The Post O6fce address, and the politics Of
each applicant, or person recommended must
D. p. PORTER, Secretary gtate
Board Of Commissioners Of Election.
auR16, i62-3W.
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Mr.. r. L. SAUNDERS and family left for
New York on Monday night.
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SITUATION as TEACHER WANTED.
MISSES DORS0N & WATT.

~HSN~AIN~ = OA~h@NNN V " III
WILL RE-OPRN SCHOOL IN THE BASE
w MEST Of the PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
on MONDAY, the llTH OF SEPTEMBER.
Thorough instruction in English, Mathe-
mates, French, Music and Drawing.
Private Lessons in French after school
hours.
TTERMs MODERATE.
For further particulars apply to Principals.
iuly26, 's2-2m
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THE Hope Fire Company will receive the
Natchez colored firemen tomorrow.
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Union Female College,
oxEoRp. MISSISSIPPI

FTlEENTT-FOURTH SCHOLASTIC YEAR
4 begins
Tuesdays September BGhs 1854.
Full Faculty; Boarding. aecommod ATOMS first
class Expenses very reasonable Eor Gaia.
logue applyto 8. HON ARD. Frsaif
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Desirable Property for Sale.

UHE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE
i his House and Lot, North Jackson, con-
sisting of five acres Of ground, with substan-
tial buildings, cisterns, pasturage, fruit trees,
and all appurtenanees for convenience and
comfort.
TEKMs-Reasonable.
E. BARKSDALE.
Jackson, Sep. 6, 1882.
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visksburg and Meridian Railroad.

GoIyG EAsT-Passenger, arrives zoos. p. N.
leaves 1920 p. n; Freight, arrives 220P. m
leaves 4:20 p. N.
GoIsG WKsT-Passenger, arrives 800, a. N.
leaves $40 a. m; Freight, arrives 1220 p
H.. leaves Dds p. N.
JOHN SCOTT, Gen. Manager.
&. F. RAwoRTH Superintendent.
JSo. W. CLISGAN, Local Agent
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Carrollton I female College,
CARROLLTON, MISS.

HlHE NEXT TERN BEGINS on THE 18th
Il day of sEPTEMBKR, and closes in June
following.
The cost Of Board and Tuition per session Of
Eve m0nfhg........... ..............S N 90
Entire 142 90
For further particulars address the Presi-
dent Board Of Trustees or the President Of
the College. 7. 6. BELSHER, Prss't.
aug % '62-2m
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THE NEW YORK
WEEKLY WORLD,
Fkon NOW UNTIL JANUARY ], 1855, FoR
Is CENTS.

Governs The Fall Congrsssinnal Campaign.
EKnI.wEKKLy WoRTn For sane xime1 SOC.
Beth contain al he Nsun. and Iatsst Masonic
Notes
anas0 ss2 ~
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The M;psIipg Of the Waters.

A part of the ceremonies at Railroad Gel
ebration tomorrow will be the mingling of
the waters of Mississippi and Pearl rivers.
Here is telegram from Gen. Martin on
the subject:
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THE CHARTER

OF Incorporation of The Airing
TON Matrimonial Asso e 1 n / Q m,
of jackson, Miss.
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Kissing as a Cure for Freckles.


uuc tne evening recently Mr.. b., a gov
el1''H' ~ eiHploye in the town OF Brunn, was
sr@ -'af walk in the castle grounds when,
,.,I y. iI'"sA3as less frequented portion of the
ln,' pa@' ,'e faw young lady coming in the
,t ,it.al'e direction. AS they were about to
ia Sgl other the lady suddenly turned
's-'1s ,',i a!r. g., threw her arms around his
aSn aad Kissed him; and then, as If
II.Yl'e! o. what she had done, she covered
=. s,' Lace with her hands and ran Off as fast
: ,,, sl' eauil. The gentleman, unable to
4. sSs'uai ior this agreeable surprise, followed
,E NJ spaig eirl aud, taking her by the arm,
nay navy lor an explanation Of her strange
s.9Nlte 4. :" beg a thousand pardons, T"
6s, u'e response of the blushing
A "',sl you must be greatly shocked
Wl Wy behavior. | had been to con-
r.,, wise woman as TO the best
~ 'I' r oi charming away the frecklcs on
a., AYE aud she advised me to kiss the
m,. S,ht.einan :. met, when they would be
Go. aisappcar" The couple continued
n6 bal Walk Walk together and though we are not
eg',.G G1,ther the singular remedy proved
bls'a,!5 bl,.ous or not, 1t may interest the reader
Mo r,u ~a. liat, not many days afterwards, the
v@." we're !9ined together for better or for
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95 Per Cent.

oc l. O1 SClILs
Of all diseases arise from deranged Kidneys and
liver and 1t strikes at the root Of the Gi-
Guilty. The elements of which II is composed act
directly upon these great organs both as food
and restorer, and by placing them in a healthy
condition, drive disease and pain from the system.
For the innumerabe troubles caused by uE-
healthy Kidney, Liver ans Urinary Organs; for
the distressing Disorders of Women for Malaria,
and for physical arrangements generally, this
great remedy has no equal Beware oflmposters,
limitations and concoctions said To lie just good
For Dlahctes, ask for WARNER s SAFEDIA-
BEfES CURE.
For Sale by all dealers.
II, II. WARNER L CO.,
ROCHESTER, NJ
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pL.1-ya pIoksoNs,s omARens.
A Game Bird,
Louisville courier-Journal.

Louisville courier-Journal.
AH'lf peculiar instance of the talents
u g,mec6ck occurred on the corner of
Cay and Gray streets, in the back yard of
Lt tie lnckster. II appears that Mrs.
Lcr had lu-l purchased few chickens, and
10 ilc !oi were found two of decided male
stnlr THESE two were inclined to be
's3re''iFe, but bad put on their war paint
l'er dlme,t fatal circumstances. A next
qoor hc9hhor OF Lorr is one Bangs, who
heh genuine gamecock that has passed
Niou Tie terrible arena of the pit and
Vas tleheHoraole scars of many bloody
eotlc' In the modern amphithoatres. This
,9'E makes his home about half the time in
Nh Lorr's yard, and was there when the
aS'omeia we're thrust in. 1t was only a
mort 'imc until the arrangements had been
Pi"'gi and the game chicken tackled
4 %1 OF The others and was rapidly getting
aF b''i oi them when Mrs. Lorr came to
t ae rescue with stick. Nothing daunted
.h' 'uldcnncss of this flank movement
y 'Ae ihtt Of the new enemy, he turned
'a' ~ made a spring at her, tearing her upper
Y dreadful manner. The next spring
y y aale al the lady knocked one of her
~. 'Oa' ''etii out, when she retreatcd into her
Nv gsa Saddcr, wiser and considerably dis
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l,li G U # r. g

within; its manifestations wth0ut, Hence to
cure the disease the cause must De removed ans
IN no other way can cure ever be effected
HAkAER'S SAFE KIDNEY AND 1--WE
CURE is, established on Just this principle.
realizes that
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THIEVES AND POLICE.
Alleged Criminal Col,usIIon Hetween
Them in WASHINGTON

WAsHiNdToE, Dec. THE citizens com.
mlItec 2i seven, appointed at the meeting
last nlght 70 take measures to secure greater
protection through the detective and police
system from professional burglars and
sneak-thieves, has been furnished with what
Is thought to be valuable clues from the
TWO noted three-card monte men, O'Leary
ana Murphy, now In TIE District jalI, and a
private detective has been employed to
verify them. II the detective succeeds, the
committee viii, as part of lis work, make a
pretentment OF the facts before the grand iury
nov sitting, which 1t is said will result in
making public system OF dividing spoils
between professional thieves aud certain
members OF the police administration for
The protection Of the thieves and the profit
OF the officers. The private detective has an
extensive acquaintance with professional
thieves, who have operated from time 10
Tune in Washington in connection with
numerous important robberies, and he is
confident that he will be able to establish
coliusion Ia number of specific cases be-
tween burglars and certain officers. Lieu.
tenant Eclot, the Chief and the members of
the detective force express willingness TO
meet aud charges that MAJ be preferred but
refrain won discussing the subject In detail.
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Natarrh of tho I,ln,Iaer,

ney "ShS aS irritation, Inflammation, all Kid
"Bucbm' ;, Iflnary complaints, cured by
'1'nupaiha " 81.
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The Storm Coat.

RooMY, WARM. WITH LARGE PRoTEC-
TI0N COLLAR, wooLEN POCKETS AND
MADE To BUTTON CLOSE AROUND NECK,
Is NOW IN SEASON. STORMS ARE SURE To
CONE, AND LUCKY THE INDIVIDUAL
WHO Is FULLY PREPARED TO MEET
THEM WITH GOOD, STOUT CLOTHING.
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That Hushand OF Mine

10 three times the man he was before he be-
gan using "Wells' Health Renewer. 81
Druggists
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''oo Ia iron, o., in reference to a beautiful lady
Nru.iy ~ rlend-"Lady - has been dan.
,,an" smo1t a., but now she is dangerously we'll
N Of the aiTere iiIs n bellies, when attacked by
pcra n avoid being killed by ~ taxing s II pr Ees X
sSalshes tpsn nt,avorito Prescription" which
"S0a Of faainiiIne weaknesses, and restores the
+e'i'h' BY alrdrnggists. tar
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sf.m Htn Hubson, vell.known travelling
y is rf3 VI ono IF the largest wholesale houses
H. tLe nus ~, mus answered n reporter: ''Yes,
fqre ,l,l#5lalI, chances are still open; II wis a
ga Sgfa.1I' l had, and invested 1t In Louisi-
,,,N1 5'ss2'ttery ticket, and it drew me the
oc lgtb .,,i 2Wn.Ihe next drawing takes place
ggayrs. IN IN the same chances are open to
T.. for 11aress illess NJ. A. Dauphln, New Orleans,
"Rde. 0rtan.ar .oarlanation.-Menlphis (Tcnn.) Ava
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Holiday Presents.

Ladies and childrens fsrs, ladies fur col
lars, fur mufflers, ladies, gents and boys seal
skin caps, smoking caps, ear muns, hat
brushes, silk, alpaca and gingham um-
brellas and canes. Rumford g. Bro, 404
Market street
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TICKETS ARE TEN Doli s-
ONLY. HALVES, IS. FIE1lI,. =.
TESTHS, 81.

II, g,s Prizes, amounting to.............s52,1 go
Application for rates to clubs should only he
made to the oBite al thecomPany IN New Orleans.
Fer Information apply 20
NJ. A. DAUPnlN,
- New Orleans, La.
Or, VI. A. DAUPHIN, ~
co Seventh street, Washington, ID. G.
n. B.-Orders addressed to &ew Crcaes y n
receive nreinpt atituilcn. novi5-a, 5y-sY,Ss
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- . ~Ne-
Bird Mamma

d,eaS,.y.a yansfies in constant song and cures
FOoI w. 10 cents at drug store. Bird
no., camden, N. j.
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Tor Fresh E'iRIl
i, nobson's | Choice !, Proper one.

gs,l zane Sie of all kinds go to McCaulley's
Ming, above Second. tai
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In tho cityof LOUISVILLE, en-
Saturday, December 30th 'S2.

On the last day of each month Sundays
excepted, So, go capital prize for this month
State Courts have placed this company beyond
the controversy of the law. To this Company
belongs the sole honor ofhaying lnaugurated the
only plan by which their drawings are proven
honest and fair beyond question.
NIB. The Company has now on hand large
capltal and reserve Tlnd. Read carefully the list
a nrizpS fer the
The daily gazette., 1882-12-08

See Hunters Sitter Hunter Sitter Co.
Kitchen Observation-Disclosures d N. Y.
Circulars free.
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The London Outlook says of the Rev.
DR.. Hall: pleasant it was to see and
hear DR.. John Hall of New York at the
Presbytery of London, ON Tuesday
evening. He is without question in the
front rank of living Presbyterian di-
vines; and somehow he seemed to us, ~
he stood before the moderator q model
Presbyterian. a sort Of incarnate ex-
preston of the system to which he is at
tached-a man solidly built, and of
grave and simple bearings oombina-
ton Of sobriety and vigor. No one
could imagine him losing his head or
talking nonsense, or lplaying the pious
mountebank. A steady, we'll balanced,
discreet, but thoroughly progressive
man is John Hall; the very type, We
should say, Of Presbyterian Christian
ity."
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There are thirteen Baptist Assooia-
tions in Name. They contain PSI
churches, with total membership of
2O,637. The number Of ordained minis.
ters is 158, and Of students of the min
istry II. Quite number Of the min
listers supply two or more small
churches. Forty-nine Of these small
churches receive aid from che Baptist
Missionary Convention of the State to
the amount of $3,426, and the expenses
Of the Reneral missionaries amount to
xl,16i more. Ten young men Who are
from the Education Society to tho
amount of $3.50. Colby University at
Waterville in Sustained by the Baptists.
There are nine professor, besides an in
structor in elocution and . librarian.
The whole number Of students last year
WAS l32.
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Ro1R, May 1.-THE Gerarehia Cdffol-
tcd il sort Of directory Of the Catholic
Church. Il is due from the publishers
early IN the year, but the appearance Of
the present issue has bean delayed IN
ORDER TO include the important nOmina-
tons and appointments that have been
made recently. The Gerarchid contains
q complete list of the diGnitAries, both
high and small, of the Church through
out the world.
This book was published first at the
beginning of the last century, under the
pOntifcate of Clement NJ. The publi-
cation is commonly known and spoken
Of in Rome, not By Its proper title, but
as IL Cracas, q name derived from the
fact that it had its origin in a newspa-
per printed as early as 1716 by one Clio
vanni francesca Chracas.
The present number gives a full list
Of the 3Ss Popes, ending as follows:
Joachim Pecci. born in Carpineto,
March I'd, 1910, elected February 18th.
1875. and crowned March Sd, is now in
his I'D year and in the fifth year Of his
pontificate."
The Sacred College is now composed
of 6 Cardinals. There are consequently
five vacancies, Of which only four re-
main to be filled, since the name of ono
new Cardinal is reserved In pectore-that
is to say, has been determined upon, but
not yet published.
The oldest member of the Sacred Col
lege is Cardinal Donnet, Archbishop of
Bordeaux: he is 81. The youngest is
Cardinal Zigliari, only ~, q learned Do
minican, supposed to be the greatest
ThOmist living. The natiOnalities of
the Sacred COLLEGE are as fQlloWs:
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Tho tallest Cardinal ia Howard, the
shortest Jscobini, Secretary of State.
The latest il CartOlini, the thinnest
McC loskey. All agree that the most
learned is Bill0, possibly the future
Pope. The greatest orator is AlimOnda,
the greatest student Pitra, the greatest
linguist Haynald. Ten Cardinals have
been selected out of religious cOmmuni-
ties, fifty-five from the secular clergy.
The aggregate age of the members of the
Sacred College is $3.50 years, which gives
an average Of a little over 81 years.
OF the 6 Cardinals, are of the order
of Bishops, 46 of the order of Priests,
and IL of the order Of Deacons. Only
one Cardinal is now living who was Gre
ated as far back as Gregory xvi, Car.
dinal SchWarzenberg. Archbishop Of
Prague. He is fourteen years younger
than D0nnet, but has been Cardinal
ten years longer. There are 43 Cardi-
mails Of Pho Nono's creation, and n Gre
ated BY the present Pope. Since Leo
XII. was Drowned, 20 Cardinals have
died, averaging five yearly.
1t seems only yesterday since Arch
bishop oClOskey was made Cardinal;
yet he stands already in the first quar-
ter of the college in regard to age of
creation.
OF the nine patriarchial sees Of the
Catholic Church, that of Constantine
pie is vacant, while the others are filed.
The Latin rite has all over the world 149
archiepiscOpal sees, and the Oriental
rite has "a. There are 568 Bishops of
the Latin rite; Al of the Oriental.
Figures corrected to April 1st of the
the present year show that throughout
the world the Catholic Church has q
hierarchy composed of 1882 prelates
having Jurisdiction. In this number
are not included the Vicar Generals of
the dioceses nor the honorary Monsig-
nori. During his pontifoate, Leo XIII
has erected archiepiscopal sees, Is
Episcopal sees, apostolic vicarates, and
3 apostolic prefectures. The ordinary
denomination of some sees in partibMs
inndelium has been dropped this year.
For example, Archbishop Corrigan,
Coadjutor Of New York, who last year
was known as Archbishop of Petra. in
partib,is, is mentioned this year as Arch
bishop Of the titular see of Petra, tho
In partibMs being dropped altogether.
The Pope has taken this step because
many of those ancient sees are no longer
inhabited by infidels, but by Christians.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
KING COUNTY
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.

A REPUBLICAN COUNTY CON-
"A vention for the county Of King will
city Of Seattle. on the
9th day Of September. 1851.
At II o'clock am. for the purpose
LIST. OF making nominations for county
officers;
I'd. or electing nine delegates to attend
the Republican Territorial Convention to
assemble ut Vancouver on the 10Th day Of
September. 1882;
Sd. Of transacting such other business
as may be brought before the Convention.
The several precincts will be entitled to
representation as follows:
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DEMOCRATIC
Territorial Convention.

A Convention of the Democracy of
Washington Territory will be held at
Vancouver on
Wednesday. October llth. 1883,
At 10 O'Clock A. NJ, for the purpose Of
nominating a candidate for Delegate to
Congress, and candidates for Prosecut-
ing Attorney in each judicial District.
The apportionment Of delegates to
said Convention will be ono for each
county in the Territory, and ono for
each one hundred votes, or fraction
thereof over fifty, cast for the Demo
cratic candidate for Delegate in 1880, as