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some Pat incomes.
Nau York Ietter to olncinnati aazstte.l

New York Letter to Cincinnati Gazette.l
Speaking Of incomes, Ex-Governor Nor
CAMS is estimated at $500, 900 year, Russell
Sage's is rated at 81, 600, 900 or 800, 900,
while Jay Gould's income cannot be less
than Sc, 000, 000 To come down to smaller
men, r. L. Stuart has nearly 81, 000, 900,
while Robert and Ogden GoeIet are each
rated at $4,000, Bennett is reckoned at
SIS O00, 900, d. o. Mills figures at $50, 900,
and the young Vandgbilts civilian &.
and Cornelius) are not much below him. The
estate of A. z. Stewart & Co. has an income
of 81 ,000. 900, which renders Cordelia Stew
ait the richest widow Ii America. The Aslors
John Jacob and William) are estimated st
81 500 900, while Wm. II. Vanderbilt has
probably I've times that sum, and jet within
i've minutes walk from the place where
these men live ons can find multitudez
whose life Is but prolonged battle with
famine.
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The Forest Register on the Nomina.
ton of Hon. o. r. Singleton.

Forest Register The Democratic party
of this District has spoken its sovereign will
and o. R. Singleton is the Democratic NOM
inee. Bowling to this decree the Register
makes the choice of the Democracy its
choice. and will give the nominee a cordial
support. We advocated the claims of
another, an able and well qualified gem
tleman, who would have fifty adorned the
station, and we know that no one yields a
more cheerful acquiesence to the decision of
the party than Capt. Thos. II. Woods, Col.
Singleton is an old and well tried veteran,
and the fattering endorsements he has re-
ceived at the hands of the party is an assur-
ance of his triumphant return to the position
where he is now serving the State,
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TEACHERS WANTED !

NHE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE
i FREE PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF WEST POISr,
Miss, will on TUESDAY. AUGUsT 10, meet at
the Court House in said town, to select Prin-
cipal and three Assistants for the White Fe-
male School; Principal and two Assistants
for the white Male School; a Principal and
one Assistant each, for the COlored Female
School, and Colored Male School Of said town,
for the ensuing scholastic year Worthy and
well qualified teachers will do well to apply.
The Free Public Schools Of West Point wero
taught nine months during The last scholastic
end of each month, in cash.
Applicants will file their applications in
writing with the Secretary of the Board, and
accompany the same with q certificate from
the superintendent Of Education of some
County in this State, issued during the pres
ent year showing qualification, ETC., as re-
quired by law.
VIM. Z. M0NTFORT,
Secretary Board Trustees.
West Point Miss July a. lS82-4w.
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So Semper TTrannia.

'Thus always to tyrants" says Virgins
upon her coat-ofarms, with this motto is q
vigorous form with his foot upon PROSTATE
usurper. Fitting device and motto fol
Hunts Remedy. Thus does it tread down
usurping diseases, and TINS does it speak to
ailments that battle the skill of the medical
profession. There are no diseases 90 bold,
yet 50 insidious and dangerous, and at the
same time persistent and multiform in man
ifestati0ns, Is the diseases Of the kidneys
and liYer9 And yet there is the domain 81
Hunt's Remedy. The experience Of fhous.
ands proves that It does al that IS claimed
for Il, effects cures Of cases that have been
hopeless, and turns despair into 10y. Yes.
il sets it, foot upon the tyrant kidney dis
eese, and cries ont to tie world, sc ssnspsr
tg9a8Hio
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We Can't TAX

Without showing the condition Of our teeth.
Every laugh exposes them. In order not to
be ashamed of them, let US use that stand
ard dentifrice, SozoDoNT, which is sure to
keep them white and spotless. No tartar
can entrust them, no canker affect the
enamel, no species Of decay infest the dental
bone, if SozoDoET is regularly used. It Is
q botanical preparation, and its beneficial
effects on the teeth and huns are marvellous.
- i removes al dissertations and renders
the gums hard and rosy.
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Congressional Nominating Conven-
tons.

Nominating Conventions have been called
by the Demoeratic-Conservative party in
the several Districts as follows
1st District-August 10Th, Aberdeen.
Sd District-September goth, Greenville.
4th District-September 9th, Macon.
9th District-August 2Sd, Magnolia.
9TH District-August 10th, Hazlehurst.
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We have not read for many day a
paper that has given us more genuine,
heartfelt pleasure than the letter of
Col Tison, Speaker of the Mississippi
House of Representatives, to the letter
of Col. Chandler, U. S. District Attor-
ney, soliciting him to become an indie
pendent, disorganizing candidate for
Congress. The letter is good for doc
trine, for reproof and for correction.
Surely Col. Chandler did not know the
Roman qualities of Col. Tison, or he
would not have attempted to come the
tempter over him. Next
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THE CHARTpp
OF Incorporation OF the y
SON City Mutual Fire, VIA ek.
LlShung Insurance Associate
located AT jackson, aIiSsIssiLon

Of incorporation or.b.
son City Mutual Fire, WInd .' k.
ALlShttng Insurance Associ,s,n0
Aecateo M jackson, AIiSsisSi,.On.
SECTION 1. J. L. McCaskill. W
Thomas J. Wood, Jno. A. Webb Jobr Wall
W. Y. Lowd, W. MADDEN and w. G. SvkoS ulll
s suen persons as they may, from tir,a W !.
time, associate with them, their snccoss1 1e 10
assigns, be and they are hereby ereafsJ = and
polite and corporate, under the cornoSt body
Of 'The Jackson City Mutual, Fire we We name
Lighting Insurance Association. - aDJ t tuu and
name shall have perpetual succs.s; ~ that
right 70 sue ana De sued, in all the con-. me
law and equity in this State. TO bov vouEs Of
porate seal and alter or change To Cor
pleasure; to acquire and hold proner s~tle At
to dispose OF the same at pleasure J uAd
SEC. z The object and purposes NJ n;.
ISOLATION are to associate together ppr,ors as
may desire 70 assure their propertv Jus VINO
loss or damage by fire, wind and liggb,a against
either by issuing benefit certificates Il " "
members, payable In the event of loss or ~. ss
age on mutual assessment plan. uain'
SEC. 3. The persons named in the Cha.
and their associates or assigns, shall co i1sr
tute Board of Directors, who shall r voustl'
and control the affairs of this Associate nagG
! adopt such bylaws, rules and regulat;aL ana
they may see proper, and to alter or ns.5 Is
thy oNAhN a. piNNouIG HFCtturQ, They h.
in violation of the Constitution and Ue not
the State or of the United States. Jaws Oh
SIC. 4. Said Board of Directors shall L.
power to select such officers and aTon, nave
they may deem necessary for the nnrros. ~ y,
carrying out the objects of the Assnc; StS VI
and their terms of office and comnerss.;Hai
shall be fixed by said Board of DirectorsS non ION
said Board shall elect Treasurer and g.. ou'
tary, whose terms of Office and coIpne,sa.;
shall be fixed by said Board, and thew sbaugyh
required to enter into bond, with good ssc.oe
payable to said Association, in such penal,;ss,,
as said Board may fix, conditioned for' ~
faithful performance of their respective dp,;as
and for the proper application Of wbe,
moneys mayscome into their hands belopsine'
to the Association and said bonds NAV ~
increase from time TO time, by lorder ~ Ell
Board of Directors whenever they deem i
necessary.
SEC, 8. The private property of tho ina.
porators shall not be liable for any debt Jno
by the Association. OV
SEC. 6. Said Association shall hava anil
enjoy all the rights, powers and PRIVILEGES
conferred by law upon benevolent assoeia.
tons.
SEC. T. The domicil of said Associate,
shall be at Jack son, Mississippi. but NAV Ga
changed at any time, to any point other than
Jackson, within this State, whenever ina
Board of Directors may desire to do so.
| find nothing in the foregoing charteryio,,
tive of the laws or Constitution of the STATE
I. c. CArCRINGs, Atty Gen,
Aug. 2. 'S2-3w '"'
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The Natchez, Jackson and Columbus
Railroad viii be completed to jackson
within few weeks-September LIST, is the
day announced. We learn that the track is
ironed four miles this side of Raymond.
Its completion should be signalized here at
the Capital in some appropriate way. Let
US have grand gathering from Natchez,
Fayette, Martin, Utica, Raymond and all
along the line, to rejoice over what has been
accomplished by home capital, home pluck
and perseverance. We suggest that our
honorable Board of Mayor and Aldermen
take the initiative step by appointing COM
mittees to indicate the time and manner in
which the occasion shall be celebrated.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-08-09

IT is encouraging to note that reports
from the South received at the grain
centers at the East show a remarkable
grain production in the South this year.
States which heretofore have been i'm
porters of breadstuffs are now exporting
qantities of fine wheat. Georgia and
South Carolina, which have always here
tofore bought wheat, last week shipped
100, 900 bushels to grain dealers in New
York and Baltimore. In Baltimore last
week, 100000 bushels of wheat were
received from the South.
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Kinds County Delegates to the Congress.
siOnal District Convention.

CoUNrY-AT-LARGE-Oliver Clifton, T. J.
Bolton, G. d. Newman.
1sF SUPERVISORS DIsTRICT-B. w.
Griffith, B. L. Todd, T. G. Rice.
% SUPERVISORS DIsTRICT-J. j. Bird
song L. A. Moss, Fl. C. Sharkey.
81 SUPERVISORS DIsTRICT-Z. Wardlaw,
]. w. Horne, John Bush.
4TH SUPERVISORS DIsTRICT-W. J. Girls
Ter, T. Mcclellan, S. d. Harper.
9TH SUPERVISORS DIsTRICT-M. J. Har-
dy, John Henderson, Marion Smith.
Appointed August 8th, 1882.
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Appropriation for the National Health
Board Refused.

The Senate in Washington increased
the amount of money to be allowed for
the National Board of Health to $751;
900, but the House refused to concur
Southern members fought for the
National Health Board. During the
debate it was stated that there was a
yellow fever epidemic just across the
border in Mexico, and that there has
been one case in Brownsville, Texas ;
besides cases in New Orleans. The con.
duct of the House in antagonizing the
National Health Board was extremely
reprehensible.
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THE trustees of the Asylum for the Blind
have offered the old site for four thousand
dollars. About that amour. is needed to
complete improvements on the new proper
ty. We learn that the sum of $500 has
been offered and declined. We should like
to see this property converted into first
class female boarding school or college. For
such purpose, it is beautiful for situa-
tom
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Death Of otho 5. Paul, Of Yazoc

Yazoo Herald.1
The death Of Ohio s. Paul, which occurred al
his home nine miles below here on the river.
on the Both ultimo, brought sadness and sor-
row to many heart. edied in his 35th year.
universally lamented. He was q generous.
kind hearted man, true to his friends and
obedient to every call Of duty He was q brave
soldier in war, and in peace he was all that
patriotic citizen should be. The deceased
was The Oldest son of the late Jno s. Paul, who
as man Of affairs in this county for nanv
years was so generally known and appreciated.
The wife and two children Of the 1amented
dead have our sympathy.
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4 Silver Wedding.

Some Of the many friends of Rev. Oscar
Newton and wife, Of Crystal Springs, com
plimented that worthy couple last Saturday
night by "silver wedding" The delight
full affair was intended to be a Surprise
to those most interested. We were kindly re
membered, and regret that we could not per
sonally tender our congratulations and bes
wishes. Rev. Oscar Newton and Miss S
Maria Cotton were married in this city on
the 9th August, 1857. They have lived for
many years at Crystal Springs, where they
are held in high esteem. May their mex
wedding be golden.
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Judge Calhoon.

Yazoo Herald: We see statement going
the rounds to the effect that Judge Cal.
hoon's resignation is in the hands of the
Governor, or if not already there, win be
soon, as it is his intention to resign at an
early day. What be may do in the future
viii, of course, depend upon contingencies,
but we do know that he has not resigned
yet, nor is there any probability Of his tax
ing such step at a very early day. No
Judge ever had the confidence of the Bar
and the people more entirely than Hon. s.
s. CaIhoon.
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Notice. Unmarried People!

If you wish to join an Association tina
cannot cost you anything, join the NASHVILLE
ENDOWMENT ASSOCIATION, just organized and
pays its benefits in months. For terms and
particulars address
NJ. F. MURDOCH, Secretary,
IL North Summer St., Nashville, Tenn.
July 10, '62-4t
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Fear Not,

All kidney and urinary complaints, es-
peeialIy Bright's Disease, Diabetes and liver
troubles Hop Bitters will surely and last
ingly cure. Cases exactly like your own
have been cured in your own neighborhood,
and you can find reliable proof at home of
what Hop Bitters has and can do.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-08-09

CIRCUIT COURT of the I'd Judicial Dis
trict of Kinds, met at Raymond on Monday
the 8th. The District Attorney, Maj.
Foote, has returned from Virginia in ex-
cellent health; and Judge Calhoon was
never in better condition for the perform
ance of the important duties of his office.
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Kinds County Greenback Delegates to Dis
trict Convention.
JACKSON, MISS, Aug. 7, 1882.

JACKSON, MISS, Aug. Z, 1857.
EDITORS CLARION: In conformity with
resolution, ! send you the following, with the
request that you publish the same for in
formation of those interested.
At convention of the Greenbackers and
Independents of Kinds county, held at Ray
mond, on the 9Th inst, the following dele
gates and alternates were selected to repre-
sent this county in the District Convention,
to be held at Hazlehurst, on the 18th inst.
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independents in copiah.

HAzIEHURsr, Miss, August 9th, 1882.
EDITORS CLARION: The Independent:
held meeting this evening here, and appoint
ed delegates to the District Convention, and
endorsed Hon. Ben. King, Sr., for Congress
Otherwise nothing worth note.
Yours truly, H. B. NJ. il.
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RICH. RARE AND RAGY.

CORIETH, Mss, July q, 1882.
Col W H. II. Tison, BALDWIN:
DEAR SIR-s The opposition 10 Col.
Mnldrow is anxious to have an Independent
candidate for Congress; and this opposition is
handsome majority of the district, and will
vote for you with great deal of pleasure, il
if you would like TO go TO Congress. Muldrow
has committed himself to the Prohibitionists.
and that settles Inge, who says he is entirely
out of the race We would prefer you to any
one, and l can show you that you can be easily
elected, if you will entertain the proposition
to run.
Yours very truly, &C. CHANDLER.
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DR.. MoFFETTs TEETHIEA (7eething
PosOders) Cures Cholera h.tantum, Diarrhea,
Dysentery, Cholera Morbus, Collie, Thrush.
Hives, Eruptions and sores upon the skin
Removes and Prevents the formation Of
Worms in children; AiLays irritation and
makes 7eethiag easy and not a period Of
suffering and dread. For sale by Byron
Lemly.
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A GIVE AND ENERGETIC AGENTS 70
"a canvass for "THE TRUE BASIS MARI
tai ASSOCIATION" Of FRASKLIE, TENN.
Organized July 18th, 1882. Extra liberal
Commissions allowed. New and ATTRACTIVE
features. Benefits paid in -Four Months.
Only Five Assessments per month. For all
information, address
$500 HENRY POINTER, seo'y.
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WHEN physicians have made use of pre-
seription for years in their private practice
with certain success, it is duty they owe
to mankind to put such remedies within
reach of all, and this is done Copyright, -
such is the case with Dr. sherman's PRICK
LIZ ASH BrTTERs, and they have proved
to be blessing to mankind.
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The action Of the Executive Committee, at
its last meeting in fixing the representation
in this Convention at double the number Of
representatives. in the lower house Of the
State Legislature, according to the new appor-
tionment, was approved.
On motion, the Convention proceeded with q
nomination of candidates for Congress. when
the names of o. Il. Singleton and Thos H.
Woods were put IN nomination, the vote hi. .
taken by counties with the following sui,
For o. R. Singleton-Yazos, Z Holmes, s;
Leake, 3; Alfalfa, 4; Neshoba, |; Scott, 2; New
ton, Clark. 20; Wayne, 2; Jasper, 2; Smith,
2-Total 332s.
For T. H WoOds-Lauderdaie, as NeshOba,
Total, 53s.
0. r. Singleton was then declared the
nominee for the Democratic party Of the 5th
Congressional District
On motion, the Chairman of the Convention
appointed the following persons as members of
the Democratic Executive Committee for 9th
District on the suggestion of delegates from
the different counties:
Smith eounty-W. H. Jones, A. NJ. Ander-
Holiness. E. Gwin, ]. F. I've.
Attala-J G. Clark, d. L. SInythe.
Wayne-L. r. Gum, J. s. Hays.
Clarke A. ]. Weems, F. C. MCGEE.
Scott. j. Crane, Joseph Beaman.
Yazoo-W. A. Henry, Jno. F. Williams.
Leake-G. Q. Hall, Thos. Moore.
Neshoba-Jas. Gilbert, NJ W. Stamper.
Lauderdale-E. E. Spinks, n H. Whitaker.
Jasper-N. J. Shelly, A. 7. Barton.
F. C. McGee elected Chairman Of the newly
appointed Executive Committee for the pur-
pose of calling the Committee together when
necessary.
On motion a committee of three, to which
the Chairman of the Convention was added,
was appointed to notify 0. r. Singleton of his
nomination, consisting of ]. C. Clark, r. G..
Hudson and s. B. Gilbert.
The newspapers of the district were, en-
motion, requested to publish the proceedings
of this Convention.
On motion, the Convention adjourned.
F. C. MCGEE, Charm.
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For the Miseries Of Dyspepsia.

and they include almost every unpleasant
feeling that belongs to physical disease and
wretchedness, this potent medicine, SIND
mons Liver Regulator, is a certain and
speedy cure.-Prepared only by ]. H.
Zeilen & Go.
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Mail Matters on the N. 81. R. R
Saws the RAYMOND Gazette

"Ofices will be established along the line
Of the railroad, so the agent informed us, as
soon as the people interested take the neces-
sary steps to secure them. We suggested
that offices should be established at Oakley,
Learned and Adams, to which PROPOSE
tion he seemed to acquiesce. Our friends
at those points would do we'll, we think to
send their applications to Washington inn
mediately, if they have not already done
so, not forgetting to recommend suitable
persons for postmasters."
Doubtless the Postofice department
win make the arrangement at the ear
lest moment.
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Republican Convention in copiah.

HAzLEHURsT, Mss, August 9Th, 1882.
EDITORS CLARION: The Republicans met
and instructed for Hill in case they did not
fuse with Independents and Greenbackers,
but if they did delegates 60 uninstructed,
such the action Of their meeting.
Yours truly, III. B. ~, JR.
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The Yellow Fever in New Orleans.

4 case of yellow fever occurred in
New Orleans ON the 1st of August
making the third in that city the pres
ent season. 1t is idle to disguise that
serious apprehensions are felt as to the
spread of the disease. Our State Health
authorities, we need not add, are on the
alert
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Lincoln County.

BRooKHAvEN, Mss, August 5.
EDIToRs CLARION: The Lincoln county
Democratic Convention was held to-day
and instructed unanimously for E. Banks
dale for Congress. CONSERVATIVE.
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JUDGE WYLIE, of Washington, has
recently refused to naturalize a China
man, because of the restrictions of the
bill recently passed relative to Mongo-
Ian immigration.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-08-09

THE Hope boys will indulge in an excur-
sion to Canton tomorrow, on invitation
from the Hope Company of that place.
Train leaves at 8 o'clock. Fare for the
round trip, $100.
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NEWS AND NOTES.

The destructive fires II The woods in South
ern New Jersey have been checked BY rain.
Three hundred thousand dollars worth Of
timber has been consumed.
4 farmer named Griffin, living in Johnson
county, Arkansas, discaEered some one in his
melon patch, and after ordering him out fred.
The bullet struck boy named Willie VIM,
belonging to prominent family in the neigh
| borhood, and killed him. Griffin surrendered
at GAINESVILLE and was acquitted.
District Collector Barton, United States
Marshal Morphis and deputies captured the
Sanders whisky distiliery on the Sd, inelud-
ing Sanders himself and a negro named West,
the the others escaping. One eighty gallon
still and fixtures with mash sufficient to make
two hundred gallons of whisky was taken
and the fixtures not being in suitable place
and condition to be removed, they were COM
pletely destroyed by the officers. The still
was located was located fifteen miles south Of
Oxford in Lafayette county. The two prison
ers are in Jail.
| John W. Jackson, a prominent citizen Of
Logan county, Arkansas, was arrested on the
/ ID, on the charge Of raping his eldest daugh-
Ter, beautiful girl eighteen years of age
Jackson acknowledges his guilt and is now
/ in jail at Paris Jackson is wealthy, a mem
/ Der of the Masonic order. father of seven
children, and awidower. The people are very
indignant, but it is believed will let the law
/ take its course.
/ Miss Nellie Grace edits a daily and double.
sheet weekly paper at Eureka Springs, ARK.
The "no fence" law is agitating Alabama
Georgia and several other Southern States
A Railroad President of the Southwest pre-
diets that the trunk lines to the seaboard viii
be chOked with grain, heavy is this year,
crop of wheat Since lastyear's crops fell Of
from those of 1880, extra large yields now vii
help TO make up the average.
Ex-United States Deputy Marshal 7. J
Hewlett shot and killed Sandy Bynum, col
ored, the most prominent leader of the Repub-
licans in Madison county, at an Independent
rally at Huntsville, Ala, on the 9Th. A mol
of negroes then congregated, vowing to kill
/ Hewlett, hut was pacifed with great difficulty
Hewlett fed, but it is rumored he was arrested
last night.
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From Itawamba County.
FULToN, Mss, Aug. 6, 1sS2.

FULTON, Miss, Aug 6, 1852.
EDITORS CLARION: Our primary cleo
ton came offon Saturday last. Our county
instructed for Muldrow, by 1872 majority.
Health of our county good, with the best
crops ever raised. DAVID JOHNSON.
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DAY BOARDTNC

Mrs. JOSEPHINE HARRINGTON will &C.
III commodate limited number with Day
boarding. Her residence is pleasantly situa-
ted in the central part Of the town, near the
street Cars, and convenient to business in
either division. Terms Reasonable.
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