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The weekly clarion., 1882-10-18
purIEs on NEcEss1r1Es.
Madison Aroused.
Canton Democrat

Canton Democrat.
Editor Democrat: On Saturday, the
30th of Sept, the citizens in the Couparle
neighbOrhood, met at said place and formed
Club, which bears the name of our great
standard-bearer, Barksdale. The following
officers were chosen: VIM. Melville,
president; s. E. Hanah and G. T. Mitchell,
Yice-presidents; w. r. Brown, secretary
after which thirty odd as good and true
men as are enlisted in this great cause,
stepped forward and enrolled their names as
members The meeting was addressed by
DR.. E. II. Anderson aud others. We are in
earnest and intend to use our every
effort to the electing in this Congress
sional District him so well qualified to rep
resent it; so in November, with victory
perched upon our banner, we will place it 10
the hands Of Mississippi's honored and
gifted son, E. Barksdale. NORTH END.
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THE Southern Reveille says Mr..
Barksdale will get a majority of from
800 to 1 900 votes in Claiborne. What
county will the color-line candidate
carry, anyway? Madison has spoken
against him. So has Jefferson. Rankin
Simpson, Franklin and Copiah are con-
eeded to Mr.. Barksdale by large MAORI
ties. Where then will Jeems get in ?
The patriotic people of Lincoln will GER
tainly not endorse him, and we can con-
fdently state that the voters of Kinds
will condemn him.
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GRENADA SEsTIEEL: Maj. Barksdale il
surely doing very elective work in his dis.
trict There i no better posted man il the
State on al questions Of politics, and no
more logical dsbater. A man Of pluck,
brains and experiences, he is we'll qualified
. meet opposition from any quarter. He
not only has 70 meet, or rather oppose, Jim
Hin. but Is nov butting against Bob Alcorn,
Ex-senator Bruce. and every other Radi-
caI. that can say speech Of absurditiea and
cFudities a inch long. No mora gallant
Z Kaight eEer poiseI lance than Ethel
BaEksaale.
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The Republicans of this District be-
g:n to realize their mistake in raising
the color-li1e in their nominating Con-
vention. They ignored the white Re-
pub'icans thinking that they could be
driven into line by Highwayman Hub
bells whip. The crack of the whip in
spires no terror, it would seem.
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THE Northern Republicans are fiat
tering themselves with the hope that
the Republican losses in the North in
the Congressional elections will be made
up by corresponding gains for the Re.
publicans in the South. They are reck-
oning without their host. The Repub-
lean candidates in the South don't ex.
pect to be elected by the people. Their
ma:n reliance has been that after being
defeated at home, they would be counted
in by Republican majority at Wash
ington.
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.

Gen. ]. 2. George will address his fellow
citizens at the following times and places:
Kosciusko, Tuesday, October II.
Canton, Wednesday, October lS.
Raymond, Monday, October %.
Utica, Tuesday, October "a
Port Gibson, Wednesday, October %.
Fayette, Thursday, October 26.
hatcher, Friday, October 27.
Woodville, Saturday, October q.
Liberty, Monday, October 80
Meadville, Tuesday, October 81.
Summit Wednesday, November I.
Brookhaven Thursday, November 2.
Hazlehurst, Friday, November 8.
.Vicksburg, Saturday, November 4.
w. L. HEMINGWAY, China.
y. nAPIoP ;. PosTP, sT.TH, Secretaries.
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.

o. R. Singleton, candidate for Congress,
will address the citizens Of the 9th Congress
siOnal District at the following times and
places, viz
Lexington, Holmes county, Saturday, octO.
Der 81
YazOO City, YazoO county, Monday, October
Papers in District please copy notices for
tiaa
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The Ohio election assuring Demo.
cratic majority in Congress knocks the
bottom out of Jim Hills tub. What
now becomes of the boast that if Maj.
Barksdale is elected by the people he
win be rejected by a partisan majority
in the House Of Representatives.
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COLONEL A, w. SLAYBAcK, promi-
nent lawyer of St. Louis, was shot and
killed by John A. Cockerill, the editor
of the Daily Post Dispatch of that city,
on the night of the 14th inst. Slayback
called at Coekerill's office to call the
latter to account for an alleged hbellous
editorial, and it is alleged displayed a
pistol, whereupon Cockerill drew pis-
tol and shot slayback dead. COckerill
is in custody.
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IT IS reported that there has been a
considerable change of sentiment in the
I'd District within the last week in f.
vor of Col. Manning, and his friends
nov claim his election beyond the
shadow of a doubt.
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KINDS COUNTY.
HON. E. BARKSDALE.

hONs l. bAkkSDALE,
Will be Joined at the places and time.
named, by the following gentlemen
Brownsville, October 81, Oliver Clifton and
Jas. Shelton. Anu
Bolton, October 81, (night) ]. B. Harris ana
G. NJ. Williamson. Auu
Raymond October %, Gov Robert Lowrr
Dry Grove, October 81, D. S. Fearing sn3 n
s. North. 1uu y
Edwards, October Is NJ. Dabney, c. D
Gillespie. " y
Terry, October p, Jas. L. Harris.
Adams, October 25, W. c. Wells and Harry
Peyton.
Liberty Grove, November l, W. L. Hemipg.
way, ]. d. Stewart
Jackson, November 2, might IA. McWu.
lie and Gen. 7. ]. Wharton. IL
Utica, October "a, ]. X. McNeely, Geo W
Harper and J. NJ Shelton. W
Csc. W. HARPEE,
Chairman Executive Committee
RAYMOND, October 7th, 1882.
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Gov. Lowry at Fayette.

AJefferson county correspondent says,
1--WE welcomed Gov. Lowry with our
cannon, gave him a cordial reception,
and were highly pleased with his speech.
The Governor is held in the highest
esteem in our county, His speech did
great good and it is to be hoped that he
will repeat it in every county"
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Facts and Fancy.

The Free Trader: 1t is favorite asser-
ton of Protectionists that the tariff bears
heavily on articles of luxury and lightly on
articles Of necessity. They have proclaim
ed this so often that some have doubtless
come to believe it so The following tables,
however, which are drawn from the returns
of duties actually paid tell different tale
DUTIES ON LUXURIEs.
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MAJ. BARKsDALE will address his
fellow-citizens of jackson in the House
Of Representatives, On the night of the
oath inst. The ladies will grace the
occasion with their presence.
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Kinds County.
MISSISSIPPI SPRINGS CLUB.

The voters in this neighborhood met on
Saturday, the 7th day of October, and or
ganized Barksdale Club by the election o.
w. J. Crisler, President, and G. S. Spann
as Secretary.
All interested in the election of Maj
Barksdale are invited to attend on Satur.
day evening, Oct. IA, and enroll theiI
names as members.
w. ]. CRIslER, President.
C. s. SPANN, Secretary.
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CHAIRMAN Thompson of the Ohio
Democratic Executive Committee is of
opinion that an investigation will reveal
that only three Republicans were honest
ly elected in the recent contest in that
State,
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THE people had fondly hoped that
they were forever rid of The clan of
Bruce and Ames and Warner, but hey
are coming back it would seem. The
old era of Gatlin Gun and Pearl River
Navigation infamy, is TO be revived.
The snake was scorched, not killed.
The people must stampit out forever at
the coming election.
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.SPEAErSe Of The nomination Of 40,

'SPEAKTNG of the nomination of How
ard Corral for Congressman-at-large on
the Republican ticket, the N. Y. Herald
says:
It does not make much difference who il
nominated for Congressman-at-large or for
any other Office on the Republican ticket
this year. Steve French and his proxy
have killed them all.
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SENATOR JoEEs, Of Nevada, according
to an interview in the Chicago Tribune, be-
lieves in paying of the national debt as
fast as possible. The capital 70 released, be
thinks, finds inyestmentin the newer West
ern and Southern States, and makes money
easier and more abundant in those sections.
BE favors some plan of buying ont the
holders Of the four per cent. bonds and sub.
stituting bond with lower rate Of inter-
est This, he Is persuaded, would be q
good business operation for The govern
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Brown sville, Saturday, 2lst October.
Bolton, Saturday (night) DIST October
Utica Tuesday, oath October.
Adams, IN. and J. R. RI Wednesday, 18th
October.
Raymond, Thursday, Goth October.
Terry, Friday, 9th October.
Edwards, Saturday, 2Sth October.
Dry Grove, Tuesday, 3lst October.
Liberty Grove, Wednesday, lst Novembsr
JACKSON, Thursday (uight,), I'd November.
Other speakers will join in the above ap.
pointments. GEo. W. HARPER
Chairman Democratic Executive Com.
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THE arms of the wicked shall not
always prevail against the righteous.
Retributfve justice sooner Or later viii
visit its condemnation upon the evil
doer. Make note of this, Jeems. It
win be given an application in Noyem-
her
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The well-laid schemes "of mice and
men aft gang agIee." Jim Hill, and
his place-hunting pack, are disappointed
in their hope that there would be 8
majority in Congress TO count him in
whether elected or not.
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Bruce is the first Of the old carpet
bag crew, who ruled and robbed under
Ames, to come back into the State,
after 4 prolonged absence. Others Of
the clan are TO follow.
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MEssRs, CASSIDY, Applewhite, Lon
gino, Thompson, Byrd, Sessions, Nc
Nair and McGrath have placed their
services at the disposal of the Execu-
tive Committee of Lincoln county.
Read the appointments in another
column.
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THERE will be a grand Democratic
rally and barbecue at Liberty Grove on
the 1st of November. Mr.. Barksdale,
Col. Hemingway and Col. Stewart will
sneak ON she occasion.
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JIM HILL contemptuously rejected
the overtures of Independents looking
to combination ticket. He. would be
delighted to get their support now, how
ever.
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The Memphis Avalanche comedies
that the Democrats will gain three
Congressman in Indiana, but hugs
the delusion that they viii loose as
much "by Independents in MississinD;,
Arkansas and South Carolina.
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ARABI PAsHA has been indicted. The
indictment contains three counts First,
instigating massacres; second, direct
ing the burning of Alexandria, and
third, abusing the flag of truce.
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Hon. FRANK HURD the great anti
tariff revenue reformer was elected to
Congress over Republican majority in
the 9th Ohio District.
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The Fraternity is giving Maj. Barks-
dale warm and cordial support. This
is proper and just as he has long been
one of its members. Their efforts COM
mand his sincere appreciation.
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BRUCE is the aUGnt courier of great
army of the cormorants who in the
dark days fed and fattened on our vitals.
But there is life in the old land yet.
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BRUCE rose from Sergeant-at-Arms to
.. S. Senator. By what means? See
the testimony of his accomplice in guilt,
James Hill.
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The control of the next House by
the Democrats is assured even though
no gains were made in New York and
PENNSYLVANIA.
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THE Crystal Springs Monitor has a
spirited sketch Of Maj. Barksdale's
speech at that place, and says that cit
was the ablest political speech heard
here since he memorable contest of 70
and '1G'
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The long pending suit against Sam
uel j. Tilden. which was instituted
during the Presidential election of 1876
for political effect, has been dismissed.
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U. 5. Senator J. z. George.

Brookhaven, Thursday, November 2.
BogueChitto, Friday, November S-Hon. Z.
Barksdale, Hon. C. Byrd, Hon. A. G. MeNaiI
and Hon. J. F. Sessions.
Eleven o'clock A. NJ, is suggested as the
hour.
BY order of the Democratic Executive Com
mittee Of the county.
c. BYRD Seciy
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The present Ohio delegation stands
10 Republicans and 5 Democrats. The
next will stand I Republicans and IA
Democrats
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INthe Third District Senator Waddell
has announced himself as a candidate
and hopes are expressed that he will
run in between the two Republicans.
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- CHICAGO JOURNAL (Rep.): Hubbelpi
Republican Congressional Campaign Com
mittee" and its loaferish headquarters al
Washington ought to be suppressed. 1t is
not only suPerauous concern. but 1t Il
rendering itseLf obnori0us to the better element
Of the party ,chich 1t processes to represent By
the petty and hateful spirit that crops out IN
some the documents it sends Out ostensibly for
tie benefit Of Lhe Republican cause.
The organ grinder thinks the "docu-
ments" sent out should be in the hands
of every voter in the land. He can't
help it, through. He must obey or
ders.
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HONESTY, Robert, is the best policy.
We would not address to your mind any
other consideration than that of erpedi-
eneu.
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SENATOR GEORGE wields the pom
derous battle-axe of Ajax; Gov. Lowry,
the keen scimeser of Saladin. Both
are for Mr.. Barksdale.
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You pine for something brisk, eh ?
We are accommodating" Just step
to the music and we guarantee shaking
up of the dry bones.
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FRESH from the triumphs of other
fields, Senator George is coming into
this District to win new laurels. He
speaks at Canton to-day.
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FIrtH.Ninth Mississlpnl Renort.

Published October 10, Price $5. Unless pur.
chasers prepay postage-35 cts.--boOks win be
sent by express. Address, J. A. BROWN,
Sept.27, 'S2-4t. Jackson Miss
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SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.

INONoNU~~~o~-~~~-~~~NI~ ~-~~o~NI~~N-~~I~~N~-N~
Es- Special Notices in this column at l5e.
per line first insertion; each additional iHSeT-
ton, l0c. per Hae.
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CONSIDER in your heart, Robert, that
it is adjudged, "woe unto them that call
evil good, and good evil"
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We would suggest unto Jeems, that,
''if house be divided against itself,
that house cannot stand"
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Mr.. WoLFE's negro school teachers
are making themselves peculiarly OBJ
noxious 10 the white people, at whose
instance, it is not kraown.
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WAsN'T it John r. who had much to
say about the girls in the "cow coun-
ties" last summer?
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AN active canvass is being made in
the 4th District, and the election of the
Democratic nominee is considered GER
tain.
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FOURTEEN Democratic Congressman to
seven Republicans, from Ohio. That
sounds The death-knell for Jim Hill
and his pack.
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The Democracy of the Capital Dis
trict will give Senator George a royal
welcome.
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Hon. E. BARKsDALE, Hon. G. Byrd,
Hon. A. c. McNair and Hon. J. F.
Sessions will address the citizens of
BogueChitto, Tuesday November I'd.
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GEN. GEORGE has comel Ably
seconded by Mr.. Barksdale, he secured
the overthrow of the Republicans in
1875. Joining hands they again attack
the old foe.
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Coy. Lowry has taken the stump in
behalf of the standard bearer in the
Seventh District. 'Rah for Lowry
The Conservative.
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The st. Louis Globe-Democrat, the
leading Republican paper in the West,
says "the next Congress will be Demo
cratic"
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THERE will not be much counting
in" at the next session of Congress from
present indications. Make a note of
this, Jeems.
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Do THE people of the cow counties
remember what Lynch said of their
women last summer in speech delivered
at Vicksburg
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READ the appointments for Copiah
county in another column. The can
vass in that county will be sharp and
AGGRESSIVE.
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CIrY MATRrMoNIAL INSURANCE. CoMPANY, Of
Jackson, Mississippi. Pays Sl6OO Day. APP
plications by telegraph will be dated same
day. Address,
1. B. MOsEEEY, Secretary.
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BRUCE has the presumption to under
take to advise white men how to vote
in the coming election.
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The c0lor-line seems to be the line upon
which the canvass Is being conducted in the
Seventh District Jim Hill and his crowd
ought to Be made 10 feel the full weight OF
the responsibility of rebellion against white
supremacy il Mississippi Enterprise
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OtD Man Ancient wants lively air
All right, we will give you ho-npipe
from his on.
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.
E. BARKSDALE.
HINDs COUNTY 4:

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS candidate for Con.
gress, will speak at the following places and
times in
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READ the Lincoln county appoint
ments in another column, and see if her
people are not awake.
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BRUCE was in the State nine years
without being out of Office but fourteen
days.
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The Chicago Journal calls it Wat
erloo, Sedan and Bull Run rolled into
one for The Republicans.
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Hon. STEPHEN THRAsHER has per-
fected the Democratic organization in
Claiborne.
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If beaten let US have the consolation
that We fought good fight, and kept
the faith.
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Hon. WIN. NJ. LOWE, the Independent
Congressman from Alabama, is dead.
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REFERENcEs-Capital State Bank and. Greens
Bank.
ser. 20, '82-4w.
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GOLDEN RULE

Day Marriage Association, Winona
Mississippi.
DIR. CHAS. NJ. ERWIN. ................ PREsIDEKT
CHAS. G. HOLMAN ..................... SECRETARY.
BENEFITS $1,000 PER DAY.
Entrance Fee....... ...................... $40 %
Assessments... II "
Annual Dues.......... 20 %
Just Organized. Now is the time to join.
Agents Wanted-Liberal commissions.
Applications by Telegraph not considered.
Sept. l3, ,s2-6w.
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SENATOR GEORGE will throw his pom
derous weight into the scale for Mr..
Barksdale.
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THIs Company is conducted upon strict bust.
ness principles, and prompt attention will be
given to all business entrusted TO their charge.
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The Republicans look, in vain We may
add, for large gains in the South.
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LINCOLN is aroused. Roberts incen-
diary speech at Brookhaven did the
work,
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ROBERT is ''wiser Ia his own concei
than seven men that can render rea-
SON."
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SENATOR GEORGE will speak at Brook
haven, November I'd.
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BRUCE is canvassing our State in the
interest of his accOmplice, Jin Hill.
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The Republican disaster in Ohio is
but the beginning of the end.
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Who said Lincoln would give the
color-line candidate majority?
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JUDGE VAN EATON is making live.
Iy canvass down on the coast.
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Mr.. w. @. McQU1aroN i in charge
of the editorial department Of The Pas
cagoula Democrat-Etar. His opening
address is in excellent taste. and gives
cause to believe that he win keep that
staunch Journal up % il high standard.
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HINDs is in the race too, gentlemen,
of Madison and Jefferson.
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FRANK HUID, the Golden of Ameri.
ca, wasn't defeated, was he?
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WHAT majority can you give in Lin
coin?
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AL the consolation We can ofler you.
Jeems, is that .Whom the Lord loYeth
he chasteneth.
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The impression obtains that Hill bit
off more than he can masticate.
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Arlington Marriage Association.

Established August gath, 1882, at
JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI.
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Qua weather-beaten friend was struck
by the lightning last week.
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THE PRESENT CRISIS.

Once 10 every man and nation comes the mo-
ment to decide,
In the strife of Truth with Falsehood, for the
good or evil side;
Some great cause, Coos new Messiah, Offering
each the bloom or blight,
Parts the goats upon the left hand and the
sheep upon the right
And the choice goes on forever 'twixt tina.
darkness and that light.
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On, Robert. have you read the dis
patches 7
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MANY are ''caIled" as you say, Jeems,
but few are chosen.
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Mr.. BARKsDALE win speak at Halle
hurst on the 23d inst.
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GREAT is truth. and mighty above
all things!"
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IT will not take Eve minutes to regis
ter.
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READ the ringing resolution adopted
by the Democrats OF Jefferson.
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II. r. WARE, ................ President.
A. ]. ADDKIsoE, -......... Vice President.
SELDEN WATKINS, ......... =. ........Secretary.
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Now is the time to register.
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DiD anybody say Lincoln would go
for Jeemsi
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Ten Republicans registered yesterday
and only one Democrat.
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VIII you Be counted in. Jeenss

JEEMs, have you heard fron ohio9
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THEcolumns are moving IN jefferson
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THEY are about to stampede. Crowd
'em!
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"HE that is not with me is against
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JEENs and Robert are securely yoked.
Drive 'em!
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DID Hill make the desired impres
sion" at Fayette?
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DrSSA ye hear the slogan |

II is getting exceedingly warm.
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We have them on the run, boys.
Crowd 'em.
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GEN. FIrzGERALD didn't '.join them"
at Brookhaven.
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DrSNA ye hear the slogan
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CITY MATRIMONIAL ASSOCIATION.
Day Plan.
Pays 915 Der Day,
$2A.1

$240.1 Jackson, MIss., Sept. u, 1882.
Received this day Of L. B. Moseley, Secre-
tary Of the City Matrimonial Insurance Com
Pany Of jackson, Miss. the sum Of Two Hun.
dred and Forty Dollars, being the full amount
due on the marriage Of Thomas Walls and Miss
Mollie Virgins. JOHN McGILL.
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TINS is the Capital District.
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NoTR.-These parties were insured only 8
days and Mr.. McGiil drew S162 clear profit, on
original investment Of $50. Our Company
pays Sl5 dollars day on all parties insured
L. B. MOSELEY,
Sec'y City Matrimonial ms. Co.
Septic ,82-4t.
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DFPosIToRY-STATE NATIONAL BANK.

Emmett L. Ross, Pres't; w. NJ. Chamberlin,
Vice-Pres.; James Simrall, Sec'y and Treas.
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DAILY.

The Louisiana Nuptial Benefit Asso-
citation.
Incorporated under the Laws Of the State Of
Louisiana.