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Adjourned at / P. NJ.
AFTERNOON SESSION.

Called to order by President Hillman. "a
/, A resolution was adopted appointing a
committee on needed changes in School
Law. Committee Messrs. Rainwater, Pace
Z. ID. Miller and J. A. Smith. - ri
Messrs J. L. Johnson, w. B. Bingham
and B. B. Seeley were appointed a commit
tee to draft Constitution for Association.
Miss Jones, of Hazlehurst. read an essay
prepared by Mrs. Annie {. Pey ton, ooln CO %
education in Colleges and Universities. pea
Prof. c. NJ. Hatsen read an interesting
paper on the same subject, and taking the
opposite view; one-sidedness, which has
developed itself in many WAYS from ii me-
to time, until it is .characterizedE at pEs.l
sent, mostly by the wars against co-edbeaAs
ton; mentioned the women of intelligence
showing what they have. DONE and There's,
fore what may be expected Of them in thef
future. He then passed on to the subjected
co-education proper; plead for more lib,
erty for women, that they should, grow M /.
with confidence in themselves aud in the
other sex. ga
!. Prof. Cooke. spoke. en- the same subject
fayofing CO education '7A 3sii4'l3 ioi
9 Adjourned until Z O'clock, P. N re -z9'
- NJ
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Tribute to the Federal Constitution.

The Weekly, Empire and Democrat, OF
Dayton, Ohio, after referring to the
round. of centennial celebrations that
have occurred within the past eight
years, so frequent, indeed, and SO wide
spread geographically as to afford min
ute recital Of the history and re-enact-
nsntof the deeds of the Revolution, pro-
cccds to refer to that grandest of modern
'docanients, our Federal Constitution.
This instrument, so justly precious to
the people, has, like the Bible, been
eften violated and desecrated by those
selected as its apostles and expounders.
But re. are GLAD. to see the period of par
tisan prejudice dying away, and with it
the disappearance of corrupt men from
high pl,ces, and to see the halls of the
National Legislature and the Federal
Courts filled as of yore with men of
honor, purity and justice. Here is the
editorial Of which we speak:
With the celebration of Evacuation
Day blythe people of New York has been
HOfkcu Oil lHSf list OF CenUeLnlal celeDfa-
tiOas which have claimed the attention
of the grandchildren and great grand
fchildran OF those who gift into the revo-
lution.3 The centennial business has
4 been completed, and we,now circle away
into the second century of our national
ity There is, indeed, another national
/ centennial which is nearer and dearer to
every citizen, but it. will be given the
| go by probably, because it is of local
significance, though as fact It affects
every citizen alike. Perhaps it is just as
well that it be quietly celebrated in the
heart Of every true patriot, of every
loveriof his country. We refer to the
one, hundredth anniversary of the adop-
| tion of the Federal Constitution, Septem-
Der. 18th. 1887, the grandest document
! framed in the mind Of man. The silent
homage paid it by fifty millions of peO-
/ ple,is4a grander testimonial of gratitude
than could be eVinced by the display of
i flags, the shouts of men or the booming
of cannon. 81 -....5
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Terrible Tragedy u

I I'VE leain II al or wednesday, evening
last, terrible tragedy beettrted At Car
thage, Leake county. It appears that
for some timstp9sb there had been some
i'll feeling Observation-Disclosures tPlnnkett
and Campbell of that . eladej5 Bat Upon
The. morning q astt 7KsdR@3fEy they
had met and made d frIiteends,o late in the
evening DR.. Campbell entered fheo store
of -Thbs. Al4erisahd salatetl ever4 one rss
he entered. DR.! ,P7dHkettt Ind 7ffsI son
,4..nIELs f,a.gId BOD .ftgW IuTTL ~
Joe we were also in the the St9rs and as Camp
bell 4 turned. to ago -oRto jed PluHkett
rushedi upon him sfrohp behind and
stabbed him aIffttHha7sSS fhfe fsenE 9Hea pom
through ana t6F9ri s hBS qnPlPis kin,
ing him at! one 1blQyf. r.Db. Campbell
lived but fifteen miDutesu HE IeaEbs. a
family to1moaFHi his I6ssIIo Joe FR2nkett
vas immediately af+fi1dssted For TIE crime,
as Tf also Dr. PIlunkests1 as accessory,
ia.]nd, both 21I are now in jail At Carthage
And the Jail eleselNa guarded. All par,
ties were oldicitikenpefaL cake county.
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LIE bas!nes. demands Of TaE g.

THE business demands of The CLAR-
JON establishment requiring, at present,
The undivided attention of the propric-
tor, lie takes pleasure in stating that he
has secured the services of Hon. ], NJ
Howry, Of Oxford, who will be asso
ciated with Mr. Jayne in the editorshiE
of the paper during the session of tho
Legislature.
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F. A T1ERR has retired from
.the ieditg4sAip Of the Holly Springs
South. he viii be missed b. tie readers
Of IBIS paper and lpE his bEethrena of the
press kTHsis succeeded By MF.sIx n.
Manning 81 son Of Mr.. Van H. Man
.hfat.a gaII "a ram I.
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The trial of the. Louisiana Lottery
case is one of especial interest, in as
much as it involves the constitutional
right of the Post Master General to pass
upon the character of individuals o.
corporations and without judicialin-
vestfgation forbid them the use of the
mails, There is law which gives him
that authority, but if constitutional, It
gives him an unbounded authority,
given to no other branch of the govern
ment, and which is subyersixe Of all
individual rights, and of great danger
to every member of the Commonwealth.
The final decision Of the case will there-I
fore be looked for with great interest "a
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4 very effective y:ay 81. shn nnii,Irg, 81
greatly reducing the 81 salsrs.s duties
on impoftes Is practiced h4' Newly ORR,
and possibly aeaother ports Foreign
sAanafaetarerz c6us "a their goods q
American firms and mike out invoices
At Ealnesi about hall ntale trae ones.
The, of e0urss, have 81 understanding
with these firms, 81 wiieh they Ret
credit for the fall yslues. They fkhs
avoid half he datiss. AID ara enablei
b ppder.ells honest Importers II S said
that ais and othsf foreign g6odas cdt.
he shs 81 NJ s / Oh fha i. Ii
1sal3 k'eEl.anF q 1ances Rkbfe
ale manufactured .ed
e s remedy 10 .lg ilsII.e Il 4 he
g nsIFss It's olishsd ana IS il
&c "a per 81 s. 81 Iis d
made special d i i. 1iI. I.,IIls 81
1z ~ l5l
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The c0 Ednca tfon Question.

9 EDrToEs okARsoS q thank Jon 10
your eomplimentary graph, iin;whicl
yon inform Professor Stone that YOU
Ieorresp9 ndens IS really. ~ Mississippi
asenlan and nliot tscestziiS lawyer friend
'of MS III Disguise Y0u may inform
lin fRrtssr thai se knows Iittle ofs ii
except bat she learns 1t home n ! scrig,
tElraA ulzy ts6ss II u s5ys Every il.
telligeAt pssos, however,, should red
tie COnatIsul i1a 6f lie Enifsd satss,
the Declaration Of Independence. ana
the caastitnsisE ef the State in which
SEle says q 4 t. lie con
rs He plan e1ted II
mr. h1tirle Al. led thou i lias
8 laNsel. there s n5 difficulty 81 is
line il he = 6 of carrying int eIIs
this Tlep p fact tlaaf Professor.
tila ssrzEalle q mi e6a1i S. 5
- ls q 81 ana 8
shows slsat ~ Ste. s s
Uesss a. time ii 16I.sii III IT fnrl lei.
ni WoMN.
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The. Association having been called !,
efderS prayer was offered By DR.. WI I
/ Webb.
The Association resn med the fliaeiIyaa;;s,
| Of DIR. MiIler's resolution Of last eveniha
pend1ng which Dr.. -. Wheat, offered n
+ following substitute 80 - 4 I
Resolved, That this Association. & 81
p6ssd . the establ ishmeHt Of 4 STATE IL
male College, fnasnfuch as suldcienf facil &
ties for the higher educational won5en n
1fisled By the co-edueafi8n Of the seleS Z
sths State UNIVERSITY and e the AZ h III
College, hHwell ~ hy the "a lent Penal
Colleges alrsady III Exisfence.a .zxss7F 4
On motion 81 DF. 1N. Il Webb, the Rss6
lnfi0n and the suheti tslEe we're rsferrr7l III
special committee, eousiskiag 0ff DfE IFhitk
Miller and Webb. 35s &
s On motinn 81 Prof. Al RainWaisaI''
~. = a. Rush was sh1sen Assistant .EEeg.
re regular pEpe ...llas vas ( k1s Up,
Adsiia HIM s. Rad 81 ssa.4 u !
1el1s - & .sess alSaoI II N :;
Rev. u. n. read II nl.SsF n ~ \ !.
lehciEs and Detects 81 slllf II II|iiie sa6 u
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d alleE s Es lIEIsls 8
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LEGISLATIVE ANOUNCEMENTs.

erE are zuthoTized 70 ANNOUNCE FRANCIS n
- WOLFF. Of TiPpah County. - a = candidate
fssr ssrSeabf-zt-AfIns ct the Seaste.
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- a CURIOUS discovery Of a secret so.
Iieiety aW5 s made in New York t'ityy. i few
weeks Since. 1t was composed Of clerks
in, retail grocery stores who were
pledged to.steal fronltheir employers one
hundred and twenty-five dollars apiece
each month The sum was paid over to
the treasury Of the society aad divided
amongsthe members according to certain
rules. Sometimes an amount equal to
81, 300 was given to any one who WAS
going in business for himself. This so
cietyz has been in existence less than a
year, and after leading to the failure of
one or two firms, suspicion was excited
which led to discovery. It was organ
lied By q milkman, who selected one
clerk, ii, each store that he visited. HQne
clerk on being charged BY his employer
with thieYing, replied that if the. Latter
didn't ike his way OF doing busih egg,
he would bay him oat. IL ss2sfos ~ y.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-01-02

TEYE s~e Authorized to announce GEOBGE L
w POTTER, Of Kinds county, as eapdidate
for SergeaBt-at-Arns OF the next House Of Repre-
ssntatiTeh, January, I554 a.r-4
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-01-02

MR, JSo W. War, as anticipated,
viii Fe-eRter the field journalistic at
Winola IN a few days. He and Mr.
Wear win be the proprietors, and their
>int product IS to.be called the Winela
smocEat. May this new Democrat aid
The old ones IN wGrding oasevsrs dan
ger Of whatever character from our
State. aud may Il last long and wear
we'll continually growing iRasefnlness
and prosHerity- e4a u ,ezf hoh q
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-01-02

/ Mr.. J. s.. Harris, the gentleman who
was recently killed while coRducturloh
the Little Rock and Tcxsrkana Railroad
was well known in this county. He was
the son of the Rev. H. J. Harris, of the
Mississippi and Texas Conferences, and
a brother of Mr.. c. N Harsis, of, Lake.
and Mr.. r. W. Harris. of Utica. His
many friends will read the news Of his
untimely death with sorrow ba47sl ~
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EETE are Authorized to announce T. J, HcQUIg-
~ STOE, 81 M0nFoe county, as a candidate foI
reelection = the oiled d saPeriBtendsht sfisissip-
n PealteniiaFy.
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E. FR1rL HaLnEn. who VA. nonn

~ II. RITZ I1ALDEt, VINO was N0unueu
Eng the shooting in Yazoo City on
nisAt OF 9Th ult., died on Monday
night, st 10 O'clock. He was treasurer
Of the county, and had been for several
years treasurer Of the city, He was
greatly esteemed aud his untimeiy death
IS generally deplered. ! aEnnd .qsI
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-01-02

\ SLooD-CURDHNG, sensational and
fictitious story about Copfah county
matters, pretending to have been pre-
pared BY Mrs. J. P. Matthews, the estim-
able wife Of the late .P. Matthews, has
been published In the Northern Repub-
lican papers. 1t is palpable that she
neither wrote nor inspired it, It is de
signed for .partizan consumption. 1t
does the people of Copiah county gross
injustice. and is cruelty unjust to her in
so far as it attributes to her statements
that she would not have made. Curiosity
is on tip-toe to know the author.
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we are authorized TO announce K. D. CTIA1'D-
w LER, Of Kinds eotnty, - candidate fOs
election to the Office Of Superintendent Mississippi
PeBi;entizEy-
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-01-02

Tue business failures in the United
States during 1883, as reported by r. G..
Dun & Co, numbered 91S9, against 6zsS
in 1852, an increase Of e4f6. The IiabiI-
tiles FOR 1883 are s1z2, QOO, 900, against
SOL 900 in 1889. The failures last
year'were greater than those Of any year
since 1873, when they reached 10, AIS,
with Liabilities of S23 loo, 0OI.-d $ /.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-01-02

NE are authorized 70 aBnespee CHARLES =.
~ uARREII1 ia Of Grenada county, as can
sIdate for Sergeant-st-ATus Of the HOasSof Repre-
rsntaties. ,tzf
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For $3.50.

WE are authorized 10 announce NELSON II
" HYER, Of smith County, a ! candidate Tor
Clerk Of the House,
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-01-02

TIE State Teachers Kssofiation re-
commend an increase. Of the State dis
tributiYe school fund from three hun
dred thousand to four hundred thousand
dollars per annuhi; al iacFeassa in
the pat .of o: Comfy 5lperigten-
deBts a tpiasH7a SieitGtiQp and. in
speetioa oi ~.hnol+; and d9saprf6ae,l of
the propositiot "a c+tabii, Il a. 4S;sste. Fe-
male colIeg". Tie present aggregate
pay Of county slperiatendanas. Is Sl5E
1900. The proposed ineraase WOULD
make the total expense about 100000.
The Office Of county superintendent
should be all that the titleimplios, aud
if it cannot be made so, it were better to
abolish it and transfer the few and very
simple duties now required osexpeeted
to the chancery or circuit elerk..usl III
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THE heavy rains Of the past few days
have delayed trains on the " and n
Railroad. The rise in Bakers Greek
submerged the track for several miles.
There has been a big slide in the Missis-
sippi Valley road twenty -twO miles south
of Yicksburg, besides damage to the
track at other points along the line.
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tEs4 gEIayuT SIi4 @gEz Lef.a gt5r fsffer,ff4fs .
The ASA slns aef Jehn and Carnot
Z Possy and Jasper Nichols Lyneheao


i fRedals5a Ssicksbds TIefiid1 ssa vaar
Inf Al tsaaterday aiterno0n, tifsEn an. m
ma! near as fnembsf of dhe Herald STAFF
I Hsssens 9he 5sterts both mt the Ee1aphone
l.Eeaange Ande - the sNestern fUnfnn Of
Elseeys' laek lag Ier peBaoifom II aseol City.
MS Nszsh lAlnee4 Eaase4bsed hy The re-
Ilonno9I sd.ee f0.l oMi12 private telegram
from Bsntonla, which is about fIftean mics
from -1azoo City, 70
Hell azeos RiE teeright. Bodies
q armed men passing here ali dav.n ~
AT 6s30 pm a ton caue .av., x
lZlres thst l.sd y9adsd IL n -.
a 800. ssf BE iE.J * shslf march 81
g At $40 b d aSFs8sises I'd
the .wife ilpih Elis ifsI IN X.
,eolEes 5eaE. ,1asaRn EElg0s7 s3s seiAg
s = AszsosJi &
gltsf1idt here has been Sf 49,. II,
ana f0H lii Y ~ Y. NJ II 80
ca 10 n6onn All av I6es n. =. \.
came 81 meg ~ - 49,
lts afis i -. "a -.
ge tslkl1f aud eSsfv 7sssss -. u
9 ivy 49,
rotesllnai Tlut ~ -
.l asHod sd 10 sss13Efss4 ed s. ~ III
'olE.c saetlkI7 p. mssti1eF ,E,el
i n0ue9 bDavsf ifmbefTrIan ni,bIS1
~ 9lpafair4en andaiDp1lv ~ 4 fe;T ..rnieb |
- hkY deulasI,l ~ ,aifll,, 80
glloe d A e,nal s. 4 e. IaiIdSd
~ if 20 I've obzsn ssIaaneae.
I. sEEs go leEl aRd deter1ainels
ts g. ss.qse and as5siint ii hfrul
essEa HlRPs lIsyzs dnddl
=. = g g aklzeT ete hanged.
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A RICH PROPOSITION.

We will send the JotksAL or AeRICULTURE
AND AMERICAS STOCK BREEUER, q l6-page, so
coluTan weekly paper, Is years established, price
81 30 and THE WEEKLY CLARION, jackson, Aisz
ono ySar, both papsEs for s7.S9
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-01-02

MEMBERs of tho Mississippi Legisla-
ture are paid SfO0. DO for regular session,
and ten cents per aai5eii each way; for
special session 5.ee per. day and nils--
age. The Speaker Of House receives
$500, 90 for regular session. and mileages
The ny Of Liestenant Governor, fwk6
Is also President Of Senate, 3 i Sse8, 90
per annunn, and mileage The Secretary
Of Senate IS allsKed s. 200, 90, and Clerk
Of House $4,000 for asiizty days ses-
sion, OF proportional rate for longer Or
shorter period. This ihclddss ttkie pay1
Of al assistants, except when specially
employed ~ the osler. of7sither bod !.
The sergeant alarms of each hotiss L
allowed 81 % door. pen, s. 20 pzees,.
800. eszrs sfi.s n5l
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The death of the venerable. and ven
Grated Archbishop Perehe, in New Or
leans, several days since, is greatly Ia
mented, not only by the thousands Of
his faith in that city, but by the COM
munity generally. His body was en-
balned, and has been laying in state
until today, when the imposing funeral
obseapies will take place. Archbishop
Elder, of Cincinnati, will conduct the
ceremonies in chief. The public process
sion viii include all the Catholic so.
cieties Of New Orleans, the congfega-t
tons generally, and the orphans in the
several asylums. The deceased Arch
bishop is succeeded by.-krchbishop Le-
ray, who had charge OIL st. Peters
Church, in jackson, before the war, and
who IS kindly remembered by all Glasses
Of citizens Of that period. The mantle
Of the; dead Archbishop could not have
fallen on one more worthy to wesr it,. 2
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OUR attentive 1azoo City torrespon-
dent has sent Us a comprehensive account
of the recent tragedies, but details of
same, from other sources, were already
in type.
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MOTT Session.

/ : Association stunned business atlT.25P. Al
Il Rev. Il. d. Miller moved that Ale ganss
iof this body be expressed as In falgEFg5r 81
ieo7edncation #here,ipsn the President
announced thatthe discussion OF theduesl
ton vas in ORDER Mr.. Miller so6kesfI fal
vor Of his resolution sB .ftes iii sbia IL
rs Prof. J. A9Johnson, spoke on ahsaane
subject, ALSO, favoring it, HE.sald aliatl "a
ADVANCES, had met eoppositipnh and often
some opposite ll-foundsd;z buttthdughs
that, alter a fair consideration and full
DISCUSSION, the propriety Of Iee1eduoatiou
could be established. - --tg.;-ss - g
Dr.: w. s. Webb said that. While he vas .ssi
not opposed to eo-educationn,,.' y vet ia did
favor separate colleges under csrfaifn cir
eumstances. isssst = assts3t I'D 81
Prof ". l. Gibson vas opposed too ddd b..
ing the question; but wished 10 y6te AZ
Tentatively on the question. 95 sooIs9 Ioi
s On motion of Prof. Miller pro ff. '1lk9f2
longhby Reade was introduced to ana anLt
dience. He said, Elequenc4 Is the
ing gioi y of Educatioln aud proc gaea 16l
read selections, much to the deiigRitoF az
! On motion Of Prof P. WsG6sg9 the
thanks OF the Association iWhTe tendersds
70 fMr.gReade, s. Il asItt 1sSzgi .sY
The Associatieni at 9 o'clock adissrha7l.
% meet At 9 o'clock -morroN ,noriliags ri !
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I'VE are authorized to announce s. y. McIS-.
w TOsH, Of Iezks county, a. candidate for
ssTgsant-at-ATras Of tbe Heass ct Representatives
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TIE Democratic Executive Committee
Of Yazoo county meets on 18th inst, to
consider the matter of calling delegate
convention to nominate A successor to
sherih-elect Day, who died on oath nit.
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STATE Teachers Association:


Pursuant IA notice, the State Teachers
ASSOCIATION assembled ia the Senate cham
Der. at jackson. On Tlsursd ~ Dec. -
1888. &c II o'clock AZ.
Rev. Dr.. Walter Hillman, President,
called the Association. Rev DIR. Z d
Galloway offered prayer.
Rev. w. p. Corr Kas requested to act rs
Secretary, and MessE4 L. T.Fitzhugh, u
| D. Miller aud E. 4. Pace were appoints
Enrolling COMMITTEES.
The Executive Committee reported the
following
L PROGRAMME
/. Technical Education -ibs GEM s D
,. Co-Edueation in Colleges and Uni
versities-by Mrs. Annie G Peyton..
8. Same subiec.-bs Prof. @. W. Hntson
4. System, = it affects school Work
Mrs. Adelia II. Hillman. n
I 5. Proper limit Of the School Aga to-
our Common Sehoels-Reys ". 81 Bing
/ ham.
/ g. The Art al Questioning, a. feIatE8 t,
Teachers-Miss Alice Lnsk.
z. Exeellencies and Defects OF our Pub
/ lie Schools-Rev. E. D. Miller -.
s. Import auce of a more critiSal Fan,
thorough study Of English Pref. ! i
johnson. .
II g. Proper limit To Public School Gu
I IicuIum-Pro Il. NJ Leavell. -
| 10. Il is among the first duties ef III
/ State to properly support the ComhIo
I Schools-Dr Walter Hillman. -
IL IL. School Discipline Hon, WI. Git
son.
a12- Teachers Institutes J.
, Rainwater. - -
10. How Higher Eiueatioa A fec > d
Common schools. @ So
{ 14&At half-past seven o'clock h,,nigi
Lecture on Reading, anil Reeitatiohs; b
Prof Willoughby I:eade.
The Enrolling Committee reported ii
following ~
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TIE CLARION and either Of the following jour
mails will be sent TO any address year for g So
New Orleans 50
Louisville C0urer-JolrIlzl ................4 . 80
New York weekly Herald -..... .........-... 80
New YORK Weekly ...-.....-.. 2 80
American yrcaitnrlst y Y....,............... 30
Breeder, ST. Loals.-.......-..-- .-.--..,..,. ? 50
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What People Like . 49,.

|, s - lls lovers Lie to read poetry. 50
2 The widows Hike ~ q 49, 10
n9tleesg eiis 1Gax fgG1l ilog 80 1871
fyDOdy likes t6read the advertise
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The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-01-02

APETrrIoN has been very numcrously
signed in Yazoo county, calling upon
Hon. Jas. \. Barksdale, recently elected
to the Legislature, to permit the use of
his name as a candidate for Sheriff of
thdt county. Hon. d. Bunch, of Ben
ton, has announced himself as csndi-
date for the same Office .--.---t L.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-01-02

W ase Indebted to the .kiRaneAs sud
-, .n055,4 u,t.r frtuud, Mr.. q. G.. Ross
Okolona, for check with order for re-
newal Of eighteen subscriptions at that
place. 1t was substantial New Years
greeting. Our friend, Col. Wm. Handy,
of Canton, has also sent US an additional
!. list Of new names.