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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-10-04

TUEpAv. October 18th, WIN be =
Rsld day 1t Utica. Senator George.
and Major Barksdale MI both speak
d that occasion.
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MERRIMAN HOWARD, the great color
line agitator is daily expected in Jeffer-
county.
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WIEN will Jim Hill and his lieuten-
ant speak at Canton again?
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Gov. LOWRY and Maj Barksdale will
speak at Fayette On the 7th inst.
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BRUCE and his carpet bag got in on a
tate train.
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The. Washington Republicans concede
Hills defeat. he feels it himself.
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WoN'T Jim Hill oblige us with some
thing on the subject of a full vote
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Fifty-Ninth Mississippi Report.

Published October 10, Price So. Unless pur.
chasers prepay age-S0 cts books will be
sent by express. Address, j. A. BROWN,
Sept27, '82-4t jackson Miss
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We regret 70 bear Of the death Of the wife
- Rev = A. Hackett Of Shreveport
AouIslana,
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As dernier resort Jim Hill under
tekes to lull the Democrats into a sense
of fancied security. The game wont
work. The Democrats are confident, but
"To make assurance doubly sure
And take bond of fate"
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HONE OFFICE-
GREENWOOD, LEFLORE CO., MISS,
--oFFIcERs-
L. P. Yerger, President:
}. l.. Davidson, Weep President;
l.. NJ. Sonthworth, Gen. Manager:
J. N. Lid lie, Jr, Legal Adviser;
5. b. Morgan, Secretary
DEPOSITORY:
Green" Bank, jackson, Miss.
Oct4, '82-3w.
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A GRIN joke-HilPs Canton meeting.
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Incorporated under the Laws Of the State OF
Louisiana
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DoS'r you hear the thunder
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DEPosrroRY-srATE NATIoNA1. BASK.

Emmett T. Ross, Pres't; W. NJ. Chamberlin,
Vlce-Prea.i James Simrall. Sec'y and Treas.
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they propose 20 prosecute the canvass
vigorously and without cessation.
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BRUCE has arrive with the sinews of
war.
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'EneR-NO. 1888 GRAvIEn ST., NIw oaIrAIs.
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Tnf Circuit Clerk will register you
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The Plan.-Certifeates will be Issued for
so,O00 payable In full ct the end Of / 600 days
--or 5000 per day for each day the party re-
mains single after becoming member.
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Hon. L. B. SHELDON, President.
J. y. BALDWIN, Secretary and Treasurer
u. +. JOHNSTON, General Manager
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DAILY.

The Louisiana NuptiaI Benefit Asso.
citation.
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TIL e COM EFT"

n MN 4NIMUNIAL Ao6UJIATIUN
Organized September 80, 1882, and will be
ready for business on'MoNDAY, Oct. 2
OFFICE, No. 6, ST. MICHAEL STREET,
MOBILE, ALABAMA.
Class pays $40 per Day, Ia Day Plan)
Class b. pays Sl25 per month Ia Monthly
PLAN.
Glass c pays $3.50 per Month "a Two Months
plan).
NO MEMBERSHIP FEE.
Annual DUES are as follows: Glass A SI5
Class $40 and Glass C $50
Applications received by telegram at our
expense.
g.. For leaflets and further information. apply
10 J. B. BALDWIN
oct.4, S2-lt. Secretafy and Treasurer
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GOLDEN RULE

BENEFITS $1,000 PER DAY.
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500, 900 DEPOSIT.
Two Thousand Five Hundred shares of
Capital Stock Now On the Market mt SEQ
Per Share

fcf snare,
To the Business Public
Because of the probability that our next
legislature will require our institution TO
make similar deposit to the amount
above named, we now being recognized by
the attorney general and secretary of state
as regular insurance, and because of our
determination to make our corporation a
successful and permanent business enter
prise, we therefore deem il prudent to take
immediate steps in this direction. 1t is
not our aim to initiate stock under the g,Iise
OF speculation, nor simply to advertise our
business, but the sole object is to make Il
permanent deposit for the reasons given,
having thoroughly convinced ourselves and
all persons acquainted with our history
that the end will well Justify the means.
The entire capital stock Of the corpora
ton is divided into 5000 shares, valued 1T
SO per share. 1t is the intention of the
present stockholders to retain one-half of
this number of shares, and TO make the
necessary deposit of $50 for each share held
by them. If any or all of them be unable
to raise the required amount, then they
Will deposit the amount required for the
number of shares attained by them, and
hold the remaining shares for sale at the
price named. Each subscriber will be re-
quired to pay in full for the
stock held, and hence there can
be no personal liability on subscriptions
taken. Each share entities its holder to
one vote in the regular management of the
corporation, and to that muck of the regu-
lar monthly dividends which will be de-
clared from the profits of the business
whenever this stock is negotiated. None of
the proceeds of the sales of stock will 90 TO
the present managers and stockholders of
lilo. s,,4s
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81 had suffered twenty years with severe dis.
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Having suffered twenty years with kidney
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81 was unable To arise from bed from an at
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insufficient, and the motion to dismiss
must be sustained, because it recites no
olehSe. begging hogs oonomino. is not
known to the law as an oiienSe. Motion
sustained. Appeal dismissed, Wilson, /.
Muller ct al, VS.. Brown; from Denton
county. Motion to dismiss for want of
an assignment Of errors in the same and
because the citation in error tails TO sulliri-
entity describe the judgment comp.aipel
ct Held, the assignment Of errors In The
record cannot be considered, because not
MED IN Tine, the writ OF error bond being
MED July 50, ana the assignment of errors
was not lied until July IL. The writ of
error BOND and citation also fails TO show
ALTERNATELY in what county the Indictment
of which plaintiff in error complains. wn,
rendered. Writ Of error dismissed, Hurt /.
DreyIus vS. the State, from Dallas coui.
W. A'w .a't wa convicted of fOrrin am
'' i'. Application for
."'d, the applica,
diligence in ap.
pS'tahi sa. ,.f.ars the testimony
OF absent NlUuvssls. The Indictment can,
not be called in question. The objections
10 the courts ruling are not well taken The
charge OF the court is not obnoxious ,charp,
ing the law of the case, verdict applca
BILE to the facts. The evidence support,
The Judgment and it is affirmed Wilson, i
Threlkeld vs. the State, from Delts
county. Evidence of the want of chastity
OF the assaulted party in q case of aggravat
ed assault and battery is not admissible
No predicate having been laid as to tn,
time, place and circumstances us to conflict
ing, statements of witness evidence o
such conflicting statements is not admi.sl
Bile. Upon an inspection of the record nc
error is found. The Judgment is therefor,
affirmed. White p.
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II Won doubt come 10 see US and we win
GU EE YOU, or charge nothing, Write for par
tcnlarS and a copy of the little took Message
to the Unfortunate suffering" ASK any drug.
gist rs TO our standing
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LOCAL LINKS.

Fall line OF fancy goods at Bauman's.
Plumes, tips and flowers, at Bauman's.
Ladies' underwear cheap, at Baumans.
The early bird catches the worm Mt the
Parlor saloon.
Cloth jackets and ulsterettes, $I.2j to
So, at BaumanS.
Steel buckles, slides, ornaments of all
kinds, at Mrs. Chesnut's.
Silk dolmans and circulars, from 50 to S75.
See at Bauman's, zoo Elm street.
Ladies' ready made suits from calico to
silks, at all prices, at Baumans.
The only exclusive millinery and ladies'
sdit house, at Bauman's 7O6 Elm street.
All the new shapes in hats and bonnets
French felts and moleskin, beaver and felt
mixed, at Mrs. Chesnuts.
Put nice polish on your shirt by using
Dobbin's starch polish. For sale by Wal
lace II Waggener.
Just the thing for polishing shirt bosom,
collars and cuffs, Dobbin's starch polish.
At b. NJ. Bond Il Co.'S.
Icebergs? Nowhere Just try some OF
those cooling Metford Rum Punches at the
Parlor, u new catch altogether, and deli.
Cious.
To all requiring an excellent tonic, COM
posed of natures own product, and most
invigorating. beverage, we oheeriully recon-
mend Lemp's extra export Beer.
Messrs. Mccormick & Starke have Just
received and put in position the dandy pool
table. The cushions are the latest patent,
and the ivory balls glide over the table
easily, 1t is pleasure to play on table
like this.
Crushed feeu.-Oats, corn and barley
crushed is economical, healthtul and better
for horses and cows than whole grain.
Corn meal, Graham -four, homny and grits
manufactured at Felton's corn.mill, Pat
serson avenue.
Messrs. Douglas Bros. at their merchant
tailoring establishment, No. 703 Main, show
one of the largest and most complete as.
sentiments of gentlemen's dress goods ever
seen in Dallas, Their quality and pattern
have never been exceeded in this city. All
of their work being done by iirst.Class
workmen and having experienced cutters
they are enabled to guarantee perfect fit
and satisfaction to the most fastidous.
Call and examine their suitings, at 703
Main street.
The iavorite sample room and billiard
hall over which there presides the we'll
known and atlable Chris. Rintleman, which
is situated in the goodly city Of FortWorth,
continues to grow In favor with the general
and especially the travelling public, simply
because he offers none but the best and
purest brands Of liquors, wines and cigars,
and he and his associates are ever polite
and attentive to customers. When you 20
o the Fort dom I fail to look for his place
II
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The KnCCs.
The Glen Lea saloon was thronged yes.
tcrday afternoon TO learn the result of the
races. This saloon is the only place In the
city that has the result of the races tele.
phoned as soon as they transpire, and every.
body interested calls there TO ascertain the
result
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Re mark able!
Letter from a Traveller!

KANSAS C3rY. No., Sep. ~ $3.50.
ib'nk IL tuty uVe % aunap.ty Ia Ray
what your remedy has done for me. 'Ose year
ago contracted a bad case OF blood disease
amd not knowing the result ot such troubles.
allowed II 10 run On for some time but lrully
Applied 10 the best physician in this city, Who
treated me Tor stN months. In that time took
over Gov pills OF protoiodide OF mercury. a grain
S,aSh' anu had run down in weight from $40 to
"a pounds, and Was cuDlned 10 my bed With
MeicHriM Rheumatism scarcely able to turn
myself III bed. Bcinga travelling man, some OF
ne fraternity touud me in this deplofable con
clifton, aud IeeommCuGed me to Try your spe.
clhc,m they Assy 'Vg@-9xa cases that
know lsxsNS{sqS NM Mhad been
SeVe,r lidN1A..ssSSls..1ssssa.sssN cured by It's
Use commenced the use OF Il with very little
lailh ana IN less than three weeks was able 10
take my place on the road The sores and cop.
per,colored spots gradually disappeared and
lo-Ioy nave not sore or spot on my person,
ana my weightiS 2l7 poundS, being more than
II ever was do not wish you TO publish my
name, hut you may show tins letter to any who
uouht the merit of ) :. S., for know il is
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as..tst Ir
-sAS,%,S&s,M;
II ad been
| cured by its

some thirty yeats ago there lived In Mont.
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time by the medical profession of mis- town
with no benefit he commenced taking s S,
AFTER persistonty taking i, two moa,hs he was
cured Being acquainted with him FOR twenty
years thereafter, | can testify that the disease
never made its return
]. w. B,sror, p, Hot Springs, AK.
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Illustrated Marriage Cute, go pages, cloth
anu gut binding 81 GEMS same paper cover
- cents Manhood, 10 eSu,s; womaahood. 10
cents; pamphlet cents, securely sealed, by
tm3,S send money or u0>,sNe stamps Dr.
Win tllE, Vie great 81 c0i...st 6l7 - Charles
Ntf,-L - Loui,. Mo,
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BE sure and call at the Crystal Palace and
examine the stock.
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ns'si 900 Reward viii be Paid 10 auy
chemist who will find, on analysis of 100 bottles
OF ) 5 $, one particle of Mercury, lodlde of
Potassium or any Mineral substance SWIFT
SPECIFIC CO., PfOpretOrs, Atlanta Ga,
Price of Small size Si,OO
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CURE YOURSELF!

Dt llohanunn1 Vegetable Curative iswarranod 10 pcI
mangniy cure az 1rnA of Spesnsttorrhsa or s,miasI
weakness, General Debility, mpolent, etc and f,stors
Lost rover ana brings back the "Nouthfu ,iuur' Of
those who have DESTROYED THY sexual cacscs OF evil Irnc
ieos, IN tfsu two IN svNrn weeks time. This tesy MIMI,
has bcn u,d by Dr. B1hannan In his private rgacc ior
iniw ysar, was never known 10 fail In curing cvcu
with wonderful cicc To tAonc mddC-Apcd men who i,elt
Nsash," oslond tnrr years, IhhyigoLaing piopra.
qnences OF that dtadluy ds.rnctyc habit Il ssf Cbs
tan use hls medicine with the assurance OF ,t.sxy 80
iERnlNtNl ,ure. The patient gains strength md "a
NfN OF splTts at onec az acts diIccily the paiu nrs
cd a. soothing aud healing tonic and nnodyt 10 he ma
aNcd seminal yeilcles aud Initiated dults mpeftnr NOVA
and tone md restoring them to th3r natural rie ic 1uv
ns u the btnciul hpb had never been r,iulrcd in s,
ingredients are simple productions Of natur,-'tnfIs rulA
hero. 81, ana are specific for the aho;e diseases
pgifiee live Dollars sent whh nlt drcr,lpns Gle 4.
any hdlIss, Tor sale only NJ IT. A. lIohannhi,s a,i
No bl North fiith stref between Washington AVN nj
ofttn street, ~. LDulss,J, Es,ablehcd IN lS5, -
,ngDt B,s "1rcaNl on Special fca,s,," which rlyr.
e,a Ie'hvaNn ~ te nature, causes symptoms n,,an. a,
cure, ste, Of siluiLIs, SEMINAL wLAkNIss iiu sen,
tltLL " any addncss upon receipt OF one samp ~"
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Notice

Notice,
DALLAS, TEXAS, November s, lSS2.-We,
the undersigned bankers of Dallas, hereby
agree to close our offices at IL o clock a, IN.
on Friday, November 10th for the races.
ADAMS 4 LEONARD,
CiTYNATioSAL BANK.
OLIVER 4 GRigGs.
FlfrrES, ApouE& Lonir.
w. II. THOMAS.
TENSION & BAREx.
--sos-
H.. II. III "A Al - nj -
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The market committee also recommended
that the petition of citizens of the second ward
asking the purchase of a lot of ground and the
construction OF a market house, be granted,
and that the sum of fifteen hundred dollars be
appropriated for the purchase of lot and the
erection of a market house. The report was
read, and on motion, recommended to the
committees, with instructions to ascertain
price of lot, etc.
NEW BUSINESS.
Alderman Story introduced a resolution
providing for opening Oakland street between
Brooklyn and Trenton streets, and appropriate
ing SI5o for the purpose of paying Mrs T: P.
Tunstall for land taken and for the grading
and draining of said Oakland street to Fourth
street and Fourth street to avenue c. Referred
to committee on streets and bridges.
resolution was presented by Alderman
Schreiner providing for the construction OF
three crosswalks on Salinas and Osraje streets.
Adopted.
Alderman Lockwood introduced a resolu-
ton to clean the San Antonio river uuder the
| supervision of B. Wilkens, ditch commissioner
Adopted.
A resolution was introduced by Alderman
Pauly directing the street commissioner to daily
inspect Walnut street, and that in case the said
street is not repaired by the Galveston,
Harrisburg & San Antonio railway COM
pany, as heretofore SO often promised,
that the said street commissioner shall
from day to day bring before the recorder
ames Converse, the superintendent of the
said railway company, on a charge of obstruc-
ting said Walnut street, until said street shall
have been properly repaired as heretofore
ordered. Ad ,pted.,
Alderman Niggli asked for an appropriation
of $I3 for the purpose of grading and draining
Lavacca street east of Matagorda street. Re-
ferred to the committee on streets and bridges.
On motion. the bid Of G. Rehman to furnish
two teams, ETC., was referred to the committee
on public improvements.
A resolution was presented by Alderman
Niggli providing for the planking of Alamo
ditch on east Commerce street.
The regular business of the meeting having
been disposed of, the council went into session
as a school board.
SCHOOL BOARD.
A communication from the superintendent
of the public schools, drawing the attention OF
the council to the annual examination of the
public schools, and inviting the attendance Of
| the board, was received and read.
A resolution by Alderman Caldwell accept
ing the design of Architect Dobson for the
Central school, and requiring the said archi-
tect to furnish the full plan with specifications,
with estimates of costs, ETC., to be submitted
to the next meeting of the council for its &C
ceptance or rejection, was adopted.
The council then adjourned.
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WOOL GROWERS ATTENTION

The EVENING LIGHT is the
only paper printed in the 10th
congressional district that adj
vocates and upholds the party
of protection-the republican
party. We don't need your
money, but we would like you
as readers.
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ALAMO
estate Of H. Grenet, dec'd).

In order to close out Stock, we are
now offering our
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Mr.. Scott, in his address to the wool
growers, proposes, if the tariff on foreign wool
is taken of, to have grand round up away
out in the solitudes of the western border and
erect monument to the memory of the little
Spanish merino to tell what he has done for
Texas. Good idea, but companion shaft
should be erected to the glory of the tarif,for-
revenue-only democracy.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-28
state N eWB.

Domestic labor is scarce in Middle
town.
Bathing on horseback ia said to be a
popular recreation at Ocean City, Md
Young quail are reported as being
plentiful this season throughout the
lower counties.
A Philadelphia youth named KoehleI
is making tour of the State on bi-
cycle.
The business of the Delaware Rail-
road is getting too large for a single
track.
A very large number Of peaches are
being shipped from the Lewes station
to New York and other eastern cities.
Canuers and evaporators are having
much trouble with the peaches on ac'
count of their tendency to cling to the
s9ed.
A little boy at Union Corner, Md,
captured the other day small snake
with two heads, perfectly formed, with
two eyes in each head,
Eli Collins, veteran of the war of
1872, and the Oldest man n Sussex
county, is ill at his residence near Mil
ton.
A new M. E. church is under course
of erection in Dashiell's grove on
Bridgeville Circuit about three miles
from Seaford. 1t will be about 3OX5O
in size, and will be ready to dedicate
in the fall.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-28
Ponder Aga,us, stOckIey,

Under the head of more Sussex
County Mutterings" che Morning News
Of Saturday publishes a letter from
Milton, Sussex County, the home of
Ex-Governor Ponder in which Is the
following extract:
"Veni, vidi, vici"-Caesar' despatch
to the Roman Senate. The Latin stu
dent will tell you without going into
declension that this means v6ni, came;
vidi, | saw; vici, conquered. Charles
Stockley entered the contest of Tues
day with the odds comparatively
against him; divided Sussex; solid
Kent against him-New Castle appears
with her legions and nominates the
lonely single captain on the first ballot
The question now arises can we elect
Mr.. stockley? New Castle county vir-
tually nominated him. New Castle
county will go for Curry. Kent was
solid against Stockley on the nomina-
ton, and If 1t does not go against him at
the election it will be no fault of his
opposers, Sussex may give him a
majority but 1t is doubtful, consider
"g. The influence that will work against
nio, Ex-Governor Ponder publicly ex-
pressed his sentiments this morning,
saying:
"Mr. Stockley will not be elected by
my vote,my money, or my influence; in
fact, Mr.. Stockley's 3 nomination relieves
me of great amount of care. shall
be q uiescent spectator in this cam
paign. Well, J do not see but what the
Republicans might as we'll have the
offices as the Democrats 1t does ap-
pear to me that the Democrats have be-
come as greedy for the money there is
in the offices as are the Black Republi-
cans. Now there is Ignatius Grubb.
AS soon as he became Secretary of
State he wished the Legislature to al.
low him ten cents as fee on issuing
certain licenses. The matter is becom.
ing prostituted and l shall not have
much to DO with it.
DR.. Prettyman, a prominent Repub.
lican who was standing by during the
conversation, said: "Well, l shall
vote for Stockley" Governor Ponder:
"You are a bigger fool than I thought
you were." "Mr. Ponder, do you con-
slider Mr.. StOckley's chances bad for
election" Governor Ponder: II do.
l myself expect to vote the whole of
the Democratic ticket, Mr.. Stockley
excepted, but l shall not try to inau-
ence any man; and if any of my per-
sonal friends are on the ticket they
need not expect any support from me
outside of my vote" "Mr. Ponder,
have you any objections to this CONVEX
sation being published. Governor
Ponder: "No, sir; and furthermore, if
Mr.. Stockley's election depended on my
vote, and could 1, by giving it, secure
Eli Saulsbury's election to the United
States Senate, 1 would not give it,"