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4 | Day, 3 Months AMI 5 Months CO.
$500 PER DAYI
The Matrimonial Mutual Relief Assc-
ciaticn,
LEXINGTON. MIssEssIpPI.


Do you want some showing or a guarantee
hat you are joining q Company hat will bt.iid
ap and have enough members 10 pay you,
nenev AZ matriage2 In presenting his OUT
pian--the only one OF the kInd--we pr posi-
20 giEe cur members The best, safest and surest
Of ,.ll plans, aud We feel assured that all viii
agree with US.
We TAKE Alt THE RIsK ON OURSELVES.
We GUAR AHTEE To ALL THAT We WILL
HAVE OVER 600 MEMBERS BEFORE lsT OF JASu
AIRY, 1888.
We feel confident that we viii have 1000
mem ers by that time.
But should zoe fan to get as many as ace
guarantee By said time. then zee ulH refund to
each one their Gdrance assessment NGRd annual
dues at our expense
We are determined to reach the number, and
great many more.
The scarcity Of mony at this time OF year
keeps o great many from joining, therefore
We have adopted this plan in both our Depart
ments Applicants will be allowed Q draw
on the Secretary for the amount of Member
ship Fee payable TO the Agent, out OF the
Benefit fund accruing TO the Applicant or
Beneficiary at the maturity OF the elalm- We
have made this important change in our hrsl
plan because it will enable the farmer boy
and great many others to join.
Members marrying in less time than 20 days
can have their annual dues paid out of tIseii
benefit by sending Receipt TO the Secretary
Tor that amount OF the money with the proos
of marriage.
Each member you get lessons your Assess
ment.
All who want to take out policies on thei,
intended without giving her uame, eau do 50
by using the words My Future Wife" and
m king out the application payable to the
ge ntleman.
For Supplies and information, address,
JN0. D. WRIGHT, SEC Y,
sept.6, Saw. LEXINGTON, MISS.
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Tho Tiohhorna Case.

The main facts of the story are that
Roger Tichbnrne was heir to baronetcv
and estate yielding 100000 year
He entered the army, remained three
years, and after visiting South Ameri-
ca disappeared. and is supposed 10 have
been lost ut sea. His mother, proud
and insane, was unwilling that the
esta should fall into the hands of the
child of detested daughter in-law, and
accordingly advertised in Australia for
the missing heir. Arthur orion, a
hatcher aad low adven urer, imme-
dIately went to England, and, backed
by spectators and accompiices, claimed
tae estate. The mother was an easy
dupe, and though the claimant was
wonderfully unlike R Iger Tichborne,
the swindle progressed famously. The
trial of the case occupied six years. and
0.ton was convicted of being a perjur-
or. The case occupied thirty-one days
in opening, forty-seven in summing up,
the Chief Justice took eighteen DAYS in
delivering his charge, and the whole
cas3 cost over 81 ,250, 900. 1t is the
uost celebrated lawsuit on record.
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THE CLARION.
An OplnIon On Ensilage.

Pro- Samuel johnson, of the Michi-
gan agricultural College, a college that
is really ayr cultural in its scope, gives
the following as bis idea of the value OF
ensilage, from experiments made there ::
I was not at. all sanguine when we be
gan the experiment, as to the decided
merits of ensilage as claimed by many
wiisers, but | have been much pleased
with the result of the feeding. The con
yenienee in handling the prepared fod
der: the large amount that can b.
stored in a small place the avidity with
which cattle eat it, and thrive and grow
when a meal ration IS fed with IL; the fact
that it can he stored 10 wet time, during
10 very W .ather when fodder could not be
cured; thu furnishing of succulent TO d
during the long winters at small cost
these are some of the reasons that led
me to think the ensilaging of corn IS
peciaily will prove to be practical and
profitable methods of preparing food for
stock. think it may take the place OF
roo and he cheap substitute for them
I am dsp ,sed to believe that the best
results will be secured by FEEDING one
daily rati,n Of dry fodder in connection
With ensilage. The experiment shows
that it is not a complete food ration. A
meal ration adapted to the animal and
the desired result, must be fed with it.
The last winter wss exceptionally favor
able for the feeding of fodder of this
character, on account of its extreme
mildness, the mean temperature being
about % degrees during the time en-
braced in the feeding. With severe
weather the results might be less favor
able.
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ORGANIZATION.
$500 OOsREwARD

WHEREAS, II appears by Information
w rec, ived by me. that Miss ). RENA
BURTaN, alaly of Prehsi,s e"un'y was brnttt.
y murdered ON or about the % h day of May
1882, by parties ltnkAosu and who afterwards
male their escape ami a e sill at large;
Now, therefore. /, ROBERT LOWRY, Gov
srnor of Mississippi, do offer the above re-
ward for the b rrest and delive y of the nc
murderer or murderers 10 lie Sheriff of Prem
ISIS county TIL reward is payable on con
v,ction, and is iu al ition 10 the ia uiory re
ward. And do moreover, require all officers
d this State to be diligent in their efforts 10
arrest said fugitive murderer or murders.
Given under my hand and the Great Sea
r, of the Stare affixed, at Jackson this
IT, u 18th day of September, A. D.. 1882
ROBERT LOWRY.
BY the Governor:
HENRY c. MYERs, Secretary Of State.
sert 20 'S2-3v
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CMARTER
OfIncOrPOraIiOn Of Ihe MT. SaIus
Daily Marriage Aid Association

SEC TEX l. This Association shall be known
rs the Mt Salus Daily Marriage Aid Associt
tion, and shall be donsiciled at Clinton, Mis-
sissippi.
SEQ 2. The purposes and obiectk of the same
shall be TO fiat4rnaily unite all acceptable un-
married white male and female persons, aud
70 establish benefit fund from which, upon
Satisfactory Iroof of tie marriage Of any
member Of the Association, who h:s compli d
with all OF the bylaws rules, r, guilt Gus made
and es ablished by the Association, there sha II
be paid "A certain sum OF money. NOT to xeet d
the limit OF the certificate 10 himself or her
self, or to ANY one that he or she may dir ect.
and the sail sum OF money shall lie exemlI
from 4cntion or a'tacEm mt. and shall un-
der no circumstances, be liable t. seznre rr
appropriate by any legal process wGaleveI,
or any debts OF the members, or his or hel
ssigns.
&c That s. ". Hamilton, G. NJ. Lewis and
Sar. q. Gas'on, aud Their successors, assoc ate,
md asst .ns be, and they are hereby crt ated a
body poluic end corporate, under the name
md styls of the Mt. Salus Daily Maria :,
Md Association, an may sue and b sued, :
plead aud be implicated in any court of law
or equity in thus State. Tha' SAID A>socia-
I: on may have u copper tie zeal, and alter or
change he same at pleasure, and may make
4 necessary hy-iaws. rules and reguiat ons
fer the 60 etnment Of said Association, aud
may alter or amend the same at will; proVi-
=
with the laws OF this state or Of the United
Sia,es; and policy holders shall be Interested
NY in he fund set aside by the AS oeiation
Or the Marriage ben fl.
SEC. 4. That the private property of the in
corporators and of hose who may be assocla-
t i with them, ii her real, personal or mixed,
shall not be liable for any debts OF the Assoc
c alton.
SEC g. That said Association may Mt their
di.eret ioa purchase and hel real and person
vi es ale not % exceed FIVE ihous md dollars
IN va ne, aud shall have power and authority
TO sell and convey The same.
Sac. 6. That the satd Association shall havo
power TO select such afaee $ and ageats as
may be necessary for the purp se Of the Ass1
ciaiioni whose terms of Office and saiaries
shall be fixed by the corporation, or thsir sue
cessoEs.
find nothing in the foregoing Charter vio-
latiye of the laws or Constitution of the State.
n e. G0IcuISCH AttJv Gan
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BREYIFIEs.

Who can refute sneer ?-Paley.
The gladstone light of Jurisdiction. =
Coke.
P"'ience and shuttle the cards. Ger
vantes.
Three removes are as bad as fire.
Franklin.
He that is down needs fear no fall
Bunyan.
Look gift horse in the mouth
Rabelais.
And learn the luxury of doing good.
-Goldsmith.
When you meet hear: that is true,
don: be afraid to trust it.
Has'y tempers, like hurricanes, often
do irreparable injury.
Love can gather hope from marvel
Gus little thing.
Men make laws-women make man.
ners.-De Segur.
The man that bushes is not quite a
brute.-Young.
Some men in marriage seek company
rlther than companion.
Much may be made of Sco'chman if
he Is caught young.-Johnson.
Long is The way and hard. that out
ofhell leads up TO light.-Milton.
Flowers that come from loved hand
are more priced than diamonds.
Who overcnmes by force, hath over
come but half his foe. Milton.
Minds that have nothing to confer
find little to perceive.-W Wordsworth.
What's done we partly may compute,
but know not what's resisted. Burns
Hypocrisy becomes a necessity for
those Wao live scandalously.-De Finod
a thankful heart to God for his bless
ings is the greatest blessing OF ALL
Sibbs.
The whole of our life depends upon
the persons with whom VIC live famil-
iarly.
uS uootG p4eS1ous true lofos @C0u-
tains all the elements Of selfsacrifce. =
Gilbert.
They are never alone that are ac-
conpanied with noble thoughts. Sir
Phillip Sydney.
That to live BY one mans uilk be-
came the Cause Of all mems misery
Richard Hooker
OF It is excellent to have . giants
strength but It IS tyrranous to use It
like q Shakespeare.
No pleasure IS comparable to the
standing npon the vantage ground oil
truth Bacon.
Moderation IS the siIken cord run
ming through the pearl chain 81 al
vir nes Bishop Hall.
some people. says Aphonsa Kari,
ass always Ending fault With nature
for psl ting th0fns 90 roses always
thank her for putting roses % GhoFns.
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.,1zsSsSA ~

Strnn1er-'tI say, Mister Big Head, you seem
10 be- a Little 'nf' What ails you ~
Bin Head-"WSl, yes; you see / was out
with the bows last night, and got kinder mixed
6trHnler-"I 1t appears SO from the looks Of
stg HEAD" 1t aon't feel exactly like my head;
pears be kinder 'swelled up and as i it had
notion TO hust,' and the pain IS teIrible.n
Stranger" II you will get bottle Of Baileyia
Saline Aperient, enc or two doses VIII put head
on Tou' that yoir friends would recognize"
Bf1 Head" I'll do any thing TO get rid Of al
this pain and Eufering.n
This marvellous remedy cures those terrible heads
unlOcks the liver, relieves constipation ~ once and
gives the bile chance TO GO. It has become the
popular and standard remedy for constipation, bl
fousness, sick headache, heartburn, acid stomach,
and all diseases occurring real nice and pleasant
purgative or physe.
Il never nauseates ror gripes, acts in one OF two
hours, and Is Just So delightful and refreshing Q
drink, that everybody likes it..
It uneOud5 and cooi5 the brain, ouets the nerves,
and is a sine qua for the headache Of ladies.
It mitgates the paags Of rheumatism and govt,
relieves Kidney aud urinary troubles, and pain in
the back. Fer dyspeptic5 il acts like charm, and
has equal in curing = eonstLpnted habit. II u
highly recommended for persons who travel, for
merchants, clerks, mechanics, factory hands, stu
dent, teachers ant all persons who lead closely
confined life aud are subject to Headache, dizziness
and torp!i bowels. II You are troubled witS
coated tongue foul breath, loss OF appetite or gen.
eFai snggishness, Baey's Saline Aperient will cure
Won. n performs better work than pills, 10 more
pleasant and paia Bile, and is much cheaper In fact
Il is 3 regular flnily medicine chest within Itself.
l. sparkleo Rmi foam, inst like glass OF aoda
wafer, and is just rs pleasant. 90 cents and sold
everywhere. J. 7. DEoNcooLE & Co.,
Proprittors, Louisville, Ky.
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CHARTER
Of Incorporation or the Zenith
Mutual aIatrimOni al Association
of NEissfssippi.
CHARTER

SECTION l. This Association shall be known
as the zenith Mutual Matrimonial Associa.
ton Of Mississippi and shall be located at
Jackson, Miss
SEC. 2. The object Of this association, shall
be o unite in marriage all acceptable male
aud tensile persons, and to establish bene f.
fund, from which on satisfactory pr oof of the
marriage, death or expiration of the endow-
ment period of any member of he association.
who has complied with all the bylaws rules
and regulations. made and established by thu
association, there shall be paid certain sum
ct money not 10 exceed the limit Of the GER
tihcate, 10 himselfor herself. or to any one
that he or she may direct; AMI the said sum
OF m .ney shall be exemp. firm execution or
aitachmen45 and shall uhderno circumstance
legal process whatever, Tor any debts of the
member or his o. her assigns.
SEC. 8. That e. D Chandler, T. N. Avery
and 4. Kalor, their successors, associates and
assigns, be. andtheY are hereby created bod
polite and corporate under the name and
soci alton of Mississippi" ard may sue and
be saed, plead and be impleaded, in
any court Of law In this Safe; that said
association may have a cooperate seal, and
alter or change the sans at pleas ufe and
may make all necessary by-lawe sf0lts
aud regulations for the government Of said
association, and may alter or amend the same
at will provided that the same shall not be
L consistent with the laws Of the State, or the
United States. 80
SFc. e. That the private property Of the ia )
corporatlfs, and those who may be associated
with them.either real personalor mixed, shall
not be liable for any debts Of the association.
SIC. 5. That the said associations aay, at
their di erection, purchase and hold real and
personal properly, not 10 exceed I'VE thousand
dollars In value. and shall have power and au
thorify to sell aud convey the same.
SEC. 6. That the said association shall have
power to sels { such officers and agents as may
be necessary for the purposes Of the assoeia-
,ioE, whose terms Of ONCE shall be fixed 81
the eorporatars or their associates or success
sors.
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a woMAa,s REMEDY.

at certain ages mi periods o. wor.an's life, there
comes certain troubles, aches, Pains and suaerIngs.
giTF5 life IT sixteen, aud follow up and haunt the
married HOuap unfit effer the g turn Of life
Some have hesdaenes. ssEtmHl.ng Of the aeeG,
mental and nervous rostTatoD, elapehed cheeks,
blnodless lips, lnvless eyes, clouded brain: while
other3 suffer with painful Irregularities. uterine dis
placements and ulcers. hyserical sraszs, physical
p-ostr1 on, chronic leacorrhosa ehlorosis PRES
kions, loss of appetite, orarian Diseases kidney aec
tons. etc, which in numerous cases END c epilerte
ITS, commissions, insanity and death These
generally the result Of fnattention. All fesnale3
know the class of complaints we allude to. Now,
ladies' all these troubles ne averted and cured.
We have proof from thousands.
Or. DroDgoole's English Female Bitters will cure
yen sound and weil-will make you healthy and
happy-wilI NIKE you feel like new woman and
40 mistake. Sold BY ell Druggists at 20. Send
our address for copy Of Dr. Dron goole'7 Family
S.ectcal Adviser free 70 the od7tefed
;. P. DEox0ooLE Z Co.,
fFo- .ietors Louis7l.I-, y
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Haalth and Wealth

nR. E. C. WEsT's KEEvE AND BRAts TREAT-
~ MESr; a Hpvci6s fav HysteFia. Dizziness.
Commissions, Nerv rs Headacll Aenlal De.
preston, Lass Of 81 mary. frem Il ere Old 4 e.
caused by ovee-exer i. Al. or over-ialulgeRee.
VII eh leads 10 misery. decay and sirash b. Ont
box viii cure recent cases. Each i'ox eonlafns
one month traqtmen,. One dJllar b4x, o.,
>ix boxes 70 Eve lolIns; ent by mail pre-
p. i'd an recei OF price. We gnaiaLtre sia
hoxes 10 cure any ca {. With zach order RI.
neixed by ms FIR TX .xss. accompanied witt
i've dollars. we will s-nsl the pu, chaser gu
written gnaraniee to refuru the money It hs
treatment daeR moi efIees cure. Guarantee
issued only by B9kns LENLY. D usg1sI. Jark
son. Miss. ''rd r By mail Mt regular price.
Nov. 8. 'Sl-Iy.
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ArTACHMENT NOTICE.
THE STATE OF MI.sIssIPPI,
KINDS COUNTY.

THERE has BEEN ISSUE AN ATTACH
/ MENT at the SUIT of Hawkins & Roberts,
surviving partners, ETC., OF Walden. Hawkins
& Roberts, gainst the estate Of Norris Keiffer
a nd H. Gardner. firm of Keifer & Gardner,
tor the sum Of Isl 250l NO Thousand Two Hum
bred and Fifty Dollars, return ible TO the Car
cult Court torthe First District of Hinds Conn
". where the said attachment is still pending.
Now. an ess the defendants shall appear il
said Court al Jackson OH the
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First Monday Of Summary, fsss.

and pletd 10 said action, judgment will b.
inferred AID tie estate attached will be sold
and further act on hal against the Crescent
Insurance Company summoned as garaishee.
Given uuileF my ha d and the seal Of sair
r, - Cou 4, JackSoi, this 18th day 0
II. - Sept mber, 1857
s LIVINGSTON, Clerk.
By A. r GRvEN, D. L.
SCI, 20 3 t-3w
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sACkN0y.
MTDrcAI cINsoFe

nF THE FIstH CONGRESSIONAL. DIS
on { second Monday in Msfch, ] ne Sep
TENDER IN December, at tlss Cry II JacEs5f.
Miss.
DR.. ROfERT KELFs. 5asison
DR.. J. ". BENNETT, Brookhaxen.
aprl5. - II.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

~ Il DECREE hEA bEHED
i BIZ The Circuit Court of the United States,
for the Southern District Of Mississippi, in the
cause lately pending therein, wherein Leh-
man. Abraham S Co., we're CJmplainants, and
J. Welkart and Emma Wolkart Respondents,
/ will, on
Saturday, September so. 1882.
In front of the City Hall, in the City Of jack
son, State of Mississippi, within legal hours,
sell TO the highest bidder, for cash. the follow
ing described property, toswit: That certain
tract or parcel of iand situate, lying and be-
ing in the county Of Hancock, State of Mis-
sissippi, on the westerna bahk Of Bay 81.
Louis, within the corporate limits Of tie town
of Shields bare, and having a front Of about
Two huadre,f and thiriy-fve feet on he Bai
OF ST. Louis, by depth to the upper or north
ern one hundred aud forty feet thereof, ex
tending from said Bay st, Louis TO the centre
.; the frat ravine the adjoining fifsy feet IN
vidth has q depth of forty nrpeuts ex tending
back from said Bav St. Louis and the lower
or southern forty-fiye feet thereof has a depth
extending bick from said BaySt. Louis 10 the
track of the New Orleans and Mobile Rail
Road; sa d land is beuaded on the north by
lane or road dividing same from landssof Mrs.
I'll sisny. on the south BY lands formerly of
S. White belonging to Mr. " ilki1la4 N at che
date OF said deed OF trust, on the east by Bay
ST. Louis, and on theswest partly by ihetrack
OF the New Orleans & Mobile Railroad, partly
BY lands formerly OF A. Proyosky aud partly
by the line Of n Tayine.
j. NJ. MCKEE, Comn'r.
EUGENT & eieWILLlE Ats for Comp lts.
aug. %, 81 BOD.
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LEGAL AxD SPECIAL.
srpRgnE COURT SUNNONs.
MONIIION.
United States D 5 rie1 Court, Southern Dis /
let of Nj. sissfppi,
NJ 404
In Re Steamship Josephine.


In Re Steamship josephine i
IN OBEDIENCE TO Az ADMIRALTY
/ writ in nboye entitled suit, have sc zed
rBd tsEen into my possession the Stan hiF
Josephine. her JHcsle, apparel. &C.. now IL
5eled By Blnkslee ! Fobe- f,r the causes set
9th in the libel pending in above suit. AMI
hereby cite and admonish the owner or aWn
ers thereof an all persons having oreIaim
ing any right, title or interest therein, 10 b
and appear before the District Curt ct the
Uniied states Tor the Southern District of Mis-
-.;ssippi t. be held the court House, in the
ciy OF Jackson, Mississippi. on the
Fourth Monday Of October, 1882,
to shogr cause, If any they can, why decree
should not be catered in favar IT libelants II
said cause. w. G. RAIN.
q s. Marshal. Southern Dist. Miss.
By Il. II. TIsTER, D put5,
Pillars Torrey & Hanaw,
L. Brame, Proefors.
I Z fS-g.s
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FOR SIZE.
mississippi Lands for Sale.
Tolal acres -. 6sQl

Total acreS..s.ss.s b6el
IL. a. Nets, Esq. Of Louisville, Is agent FOL.
Winston County Lands 4. T. Anderson. E d.,
Of Koseius1o. is Agent for Aftaia Coauf
Lands. these lands are al heavily sin,hered
and are good cotton and corn producing lands
IS otbeF timber upon them Coal il said 10
have been recently discovered in WinssoD
county.
For terms apply 10
PETER P. BAILEY,
aug sz-en. JAoKsnn. MISS.
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ATIANTA. a. Aug. d.

Nipples etc.
ATLANTA. Ga. Aug. 3, 1877.
After an experience OF twenty We years In sell.
ce s wacd its c ana bavi 1Re the ee
mony OF my friends and neIghbors to confirm my
IT'S value aud have bought the exclusive right to
make and selit and oierit to you as the hest rem
READ THE TESTIMONIALS,
This is TO certify that have tried Pryor's Pile
Ointment in case Of piles. and state that it gave
more Ts.tPf than anything have ever tried. fur
paraileled also use e fora case Of letter 10 my
the iirs, thing that have ever tried tint gave me
more than mnmentarv relief. ! consider nov hat
da a@ 'n J5S :fsysf W SfS hat distressing d
' Troup County. Ga.
Having heen afflicted for ten years. at intervals,
@ thas m "a s tine Rss and aTts5
use cum H1saeed short time ago 70 nse your PIE
the relief OxpeFencedIn my case. as well as from
thereputation 50 rapidly aeqpiIsA bg Fnnr Ointment
the, inion that It Is the most efficient remedy fcF
pilesev Invented. o. A. BULL.
LarGrange, Ga
This is to certify that used Pryor's Ointment
DAYS Il was entirely relieved Of ell lnilsimmation;
ever. T. J. MORGAN LaGrange, Ga
BY the advice of Mr.. Wynn. used your PiIo
Ointment on servant girl who had been suffer.
piles she Improved from he very first days use
of your Ointment and before using the box she
was entirely recovered. q. W. FOSTER,
CusseiS, Ala.
This is to certify that have used PTyor's Pile
Ointme"t. and say that II Is. IN nv opinion, the
best remedy for piles presented tn he public
] say this from positive application Of the remedy
on my own person. THos. r. MORAN
F1T SHE lSy al dealers IN z7edcste. ITfoe FIFTY
CENTS PR BOX ss'it by HGiE receipt OF pTfee.
DR. J. BRARFIELD, Atlanta, Ga.
For sale eueylrhze.
By Byro Jackson, Miss.
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ind nothing In ths foregoing charter viola
tive CT the laws Or ConstisHt on IL The Sfate.
z G. CATCAIxes, Att,y Gen. !,