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against the aggFsssions Of rulers Of ma.
jorities, let US take heed lest in seeking
TO place yoke upon others VIC awake
to find one upon our own necks. Who
can say, with the present war measures
OF the Administration, and the spectacle
Of Maryland before US, how long a trace
! of constitutional liberty viii remain for
the other States in the Onion, and how
soon q stern military despotism may
usurp the place Of the Constitution and
the laws? Let us as freemen stand pres
pared In all lawful way to resist the il
auguration of such degrading con
dition of affairs, no matter how plausibl
or spacious may be the plea under which
it il urged.
Let no man believe that he may ever
safely violate a great principle. The poi |
soned chaIice vii some day be commend
ed to his own lips. Aud if we to-day
pass lightly over the outrage upon the
rights of John Merryman, We may to-
morrow mourn in our own persons of /
similar wrongs to his. If he has trans
crossed the laws, let them be fully yindi-
Gated. But it has been our boast that /
the humblest person, nay, the meanest
felon, has civil rights preceding his pun
ishment which no ruler can justly de-
priye him of. Let US stand by the
laws.
The matter, in conclusion, ask to
you TO hear and consider carefully.
A gentleman from New Castle County,
who has been your United States Senator
.or more than ten years past, have the
Ionor to call my father. If there be one
hing he has tried fully and fairly to do,
t has been TO represent the people of
lis State. And you will do him justice
0 say he never deceived you nor ever
will. His worst foe will agree to that.
The present issues which distract our
ouutry were not in existence when he :
vas chosen as your representative, and of
ate, As you are aware, having taken de-
ided ground upon them, he has been J
allied upon by voices many and loud to
esign his seat in the Senate.
Let US fellow men, follow peace as our
right north star, whose radiance may
e mild but never delusive or uncertain,
lille in the calamities of war, and in
nat worst of wars, a civil war, we shall n
My reach by sheer exhaustion the peace d
e can now command in ten days by y
eatF. II
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Oratorical Contest for Gold Medal.

1t WAS our privilege to Inc at the MiSsis
sippi College Chapel last Saturday night,
where "a large audience had assembled to
hear six Young gentlemen deciaim original
essays in competition for the TrOtter gold
medal. Dr. WhitSett, Of Louisville KY.
Rev. Mr. Norfsinger. al West Point, and
this writer, were the judges, and the points
Of excellence. fer their determination were
A. follows: Appearance and movements on
the stage; pitch and management OF the
voice: distinctness ef articulation pro-
priety OF pronunciation proper placing
Of emphasis; tone and infection OF voice
conversational tone to be the test or stand
ard appropriateness OF gesture; carr est
ness aud general naturalness matter and
compassionate speech, so far as could be
Judged from delivery The contestants
were:
Paul Roby, Thomastown-" fhe Elevat-
ing Power OF Literature"
r. NJ Boone, Simsp"rt, lathe
Ideal"
W. X. Bryant, Fort Adams Honor
and fame from no condition rise" etc.
J. W. Lee, Yossburg Honor TO whom
honor is due
J. p. Williams, DeKall,-"Trials."
j. H. Price, Mountain Greek = Life-''It|
Object"
The medal was awarded Mr.. Price, and
decision was to have been announced last
night Mr. Boone was next best, in the
judgement OF a majority OF the COMMITTEES.
Prof F. Menger and several of his
young lady pupils contributed delightful
music, Instrumental and vocal, to the pro-
gramme Of the evening.
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Personal Points.

Mis- Amanda Buck Is visiting friends in
thicago.
Jldse \ II. Arthur, OF Nicksburg, gave
rs a Passing call yesterday.
Ms lola Barr left Sunday night Tor
>saia, where she will spend the summer.
Mr. Clarence Nlillet left the city few
aays since for visit to friends in Ten
Rss o
Bisho2 Thompson Is in the city, the well
family.
e'W. Jne. \. Webb has been appointed
Passenger Agent OF the V. and NJ. Rail
faad al Shreveport.
Nj l. p feathers Of New Orleans, was
ia Toe city last week, attending the closing
smy.
Mr.: Morrow, of Lluisiana, and her
4..e.on.pilShed daughter, Miss Lou, are
visiting their friend s:rs G.. D. Basta-
Miss Maggie Nielsen, the accomplished
n teacher from Whitworth, was in the city
6dH ls last. en- route for her home near
Our Young friend Mr.. B. c. Rea, who
a. 9een attending the Jackson Collegiate
hight : = - :
=. all'S Fanny, daughter OF Judge Fl. H.
eaaim'r', left for Oxford Sunday night TO
I;esll e'e commencement exercises.of the
Cap. ]. W Beatty has entered on his
s s,A.a weeks CONTINENT to bed With rhen-
iI-@..sul III his left arm He suffers Intense
- ar. MeCr1eken, rector OF the Epis-
~ church at Yazpo City, Is in the city.
Js.' yaFilesi the title OF hero in the cpl
gealie al Grenada in 1875.
Ms. Dora McCalfum. OF Claiborne
= i ny With her daughter Miss Adda, one
eitv "Hi t'.r lair graduates, paid our
oriet visit last week.
=. Mus Mamie Campbell is expected home
se week, alter atwo years stay at Rollins
=. .'llele, Va. All will gladly welcome
-. .eine alter her long absence.
'ss Kate Power Is now visiting ok
.nu snloying the pleasures attendant
y me University eommencement. She
make a report iog THE Ct kRfox.
'1serneF Lowry has been aEfsndance on
:; 2 u. College commencement. n
siaens sT-ofeio Of Board Of TrIifesz,
: A University az o1ford this y Il
'lsses geanie Falls and Pira Ealsb.
:. nFandon's most charming young
no nave been visiting the family
!. ilssoa.deb1sh, for the last few DAYS.
y men home yesterday.
~ PesraPhiuai young friend james
10y residing 10 Selma. vas awarded
income prize recently IS the lssf
# - ls:sn9ef ei the military compsnr
Aleh be Is contested.
James u. ehiles r.. FORMERLY
~ g he Terry Enterplise. aud
lasas p chenfy7ille. Ia. Va mar.
- ~. q etsle Cough. s c1nIon 81
HA tIknlQ4 exIe1ds bzz|
ss7s g neie tho return 81 Col
'''. g. ..1n Washington. where ss
interest 81 lie 3a'I znA
al'E2sa and oder f.E.' 81.
mz.sg'4| |1651. s.
h SD Is.@ &
~ s.|| s.. 4. |S'' s.
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THE old mus die. the young nag die
thu wisest kuoweth not how soon,' is a
declaration most sadly verified in the death
of Mrs. GERTRUDE GALLOWAY, in this
city on Saturday, It'll inst She had been
married only ;wo months, when the COM
mon enemy OF our nature snatched her
from the conpanion-tip Of husband father,
mother, and others to whom she was very
near and dear, ~ y"ung, 20 fair, 50 full
of life and hope
Death lies on her, like an untimely frost
Upon the sweetest flower Of all the field"
Deceased was the Youngest Of four
daughters of orr respected townsman, Mr.
John Taylor of whom bnt ono remains.
She was devoted child OF Giod, a member
Of the Baptist church and Sabbath School,
and true and earnest 10 the discharge OF
all her duties. She was prepared for the
summons that called her to better home
on high. and may all the household in
mourning for her departure be prepared to
meet her in that house not made with
hands, eternal in the heavens
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THE rapid growth of protection serili-
ment in Mississippi is indicated by the
action Of the recent Democratic State
Convention in voting down free trade
resolution. The idea that Randall Is the
strongest candidate Is also gaining
ground in that State. There seems to be
4 possibiIity that Mississippi will prove
to be more progressive State than Ten
nessee, after all.-Avalanehe.
The State Convention was composed pf
the very hest and ablest men IN the
State, and their action may be taken as
4 fair reflex Of Intelligent Mississippi
sentiment on the subject Of Free Trade,
to-wit: Indisposition to agitate the
question at this time, bat 10 pretermit il
IN All confidence to the National Demo
cratic Convention. in the lively hope, rs
We believe, that that convention VIII
not unwisely OF radically NEEDLE With
it.--Aberdeen Weekly
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The Aadisorship

Ep.roR CLARION: A. friends Of Mr.. H.
c. Fafrman, who, when the proper time
comes. will make ourselves felt IN his IN
terest. Il he runs, We move that the subject
be postponed until 1885. In eoqcipsson.,
We wish 20 Say. thes 4 the present Ae1e
and popular Auditor declines g become 2
candidate, we will iusiat % kslrm4n eoln-
ing cut. He IS = man q oFlgipeiltt ana
capacity. 4asf and no .eess,
he wss not laggard il the great eamPal9 es
81 1875 and 1876, but Al qcs,ea sel1-seefs-
icina worker for Democfalie sppEenlee{.
TkrERkNs on AID l1.
Jackson. june - 1854
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Il commands Respect.

To whatever party one may belong
to whatever ideas Of public policy one
NAV hold ;lIoW muehsoeFer he may have
battled the principles represented BY
Mr.. Tilden IN the past, the last sentence
of the old man 5 letter must be regarded
with that seriousness ever provoked BY
the truly pathetic IN life. It IS doubt
les positive farewell to public ca
reer. It could hardly be less pathetic
we're il y last good might spoken from Z
bed of death to weeping friends; and the
geptler part Of ones nature demands the
FIGHT 10 say: let him rest in peace
Chicaro News.
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Cheap EzeursiOn to tha ocean.

On July 5, 6and Z, the New York. Penn.
and Ohio r. R., will sell Excursiontickets
to Portland, Maine, aud return at exceed-
inly low rates, giving all au excellent OPP
portunity OF spending the summer in the
mountains or at the Sea Shore. The ex-
cursion takes in Lake Chatauqua, Niagara
Falls. The Thousand Islands, Rapids of
the St. Lawrence. Montreal, Quebec and
the White Mountains. The choice OF these
routes in going and returning. Tickets viii
be good for return sixty days from date of
sale and good for stop over in either diree
ton at all points Of interest. The rate
from CINCINNATI will be but $500 for the
round trip. This low rate should be large
" taken advantage OF, for surely more
delightful trip than is afforded by this iex-
cursien, embracing more points Of interest
orreaching quarter where Temperature
is so cool and refreshing, could not Be
taken.
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pRoPOAIs FoR NOT WATER HEATING AZ
rARATJs, AT JACKSON, > Is.
0FrfcE on SUPERvIBIxG AReIiiTEcI,
TREASURY DEPANTMKN1.
~ $1,000 - q Tlsesa H4fh 1aEI

sealed Proposals VII be resolved a this 0lIiee
until p nj On the I9fh day Of July, 1854, Tor fur
TIalse Post once 10, Building Ut ankeqa, Hsas.,
Eoir Tsmpenafzre ISa Water Hsatiag Afagstta4 ia
aeeordance with drawings and EFeetHeatipns copies
n ssieh and any additional Information, NAV be
lad On application ut nj Ofe y ille Office 81 the
81 kserintendent
Bids alnf e aeraapaafsl ~ 2sgflfed eheek, ass5
1iSsseef n r BILL
iuuel5. ,s5-sr. Supervising Architect
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Consumption urea.

An old physician, retired IRON practice
having had placed in his hands By an East
India missionary the formula of simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and per-
manent cure of CONSUMPTION, Bronchitis,
Catarrh, Asthma and all throat and Lung
Affections, also positive and radical cure
Tor Nervous Debility and Nervous Com
plants, after having tested its wonderful
curative powers in thousands Of cases, has
felt it his duty To make it known to his
suffering fellows. Actuated by this mo-
tive and desire to relieve human suffer
ing, l will send free of charge to all who
desire it, this recipe, in German, French
or English, with full directions Tor prepar
ing and using. Sent by mail by addressing
with stamp. naming this paper, w. A.
NoYEs, 149 Powers Block, Rochester, New
York.
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SPECIAL AND LEGAL NOTICES,
TRUSTEES SAFE.

DY VIRTUE OF THE PROVISIONS or a
I'D Deed Of Trust made by Mary Roberts and Will
liam Roberts, on the 18th day Of May, A. u. 1873,
20 secure 10 Mrs. NJ L, Haberstrath, on account o.
certain indebtedness mentioned therein, tho said
deed being duly recorded la Record Book VI Deeds,
sissippi the undersigned will proceed 10 sell, 10
the highest bidder, Tor cash. at public outrTy, At
the front door Of the City Hall In the City oi Jack
son, Miss, al u o'clock, noon, on MONDAY, 2jn
JUSE, A. d.. 1884, the following descriDcd lot 81
land lying and being in the city Of Jackson count
and state aforesaid, tO-wit One hundred feet tl00l
OF the north end Of the west hall OF lot seven 7
Court Squire, two a. south Jackson, las pcr DAu-
iel's official map Of the city Of JacksOn) together
with the appurtenances thereuniO belonging. The
title 70 the above property Il believed ~ b. good.
but shall only convey such title Is vested IN
trustee II. v. BARR. Trustee.
Postponed until 2sth day Of Jalyslssl.
~. V. BARR, Trustee.
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EDakR FAWcETTs new serial story,
ssNildrea Allaire a romance of the War
will Be begun ii The Cuffenf 81 July
IS Il IS hanpflg conceived, and. though
Northeners and Sousheners mingle 81
- naoss. il development haa been 50
Stn,frsbie that the artistic character Of
tie whale hes been preserved Nithoas
intrusion az political sentiments The
stor4 S dramatic IN incident and quick
Is moremenf and vii cektefnly odd
ns9 readers "a Nr kaEcftts rapidly
Inersssine cons inpnex. IHk DunnENl
Il 81 lisI,e,l Ia Chicago. and IS e1eafilg
rf5Ninn ia public fa4aE.
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The politicians were in a majority at
Jackson and they thought il bad policy to
agitate the tariff question. The people
are unit on this question and should re-
tire the owardly leaders, or rather ob@true-
tionists to the background. - Ashland
Register.
Don't fret. The country is safe and the
people and the so-called leaders happy.
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CLINTON Lung 10 1874

EDITOR CLARIos: You have certainly
been misinformed about my being notified
about the pavement in front Of Mr.
Hinckle'> Very respectfully,
SALLIE ". JOHNSTON
We made the statement upon the official
report Of City Marshal Carraway 10 the
Board On Mayor and Aldermen that all
property owners, on the street referred to.
and on other streets, had been Only notified
to comply with the sidewalk ordinance.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

"ANTED-A FEW THOUSAND ACRES
w OF Cheap unimprOved Lands in this state
JAMES FELtH,
iana5, 's4-2ts Edwards House. jackson, Miss.
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- Dave Rietti has added a menagarie.to
his store on State street. His present at
,rrtiDn- are monkey and fox, AID he has
ordered white elephant.
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"Health and Home. .

We call attention to the advertisement
of this excellent monthly publication,
published at Washington, D. c. The sub
scription price is only hity cents year.
but we are authorized to state. that i will
be mailed, gratuitously, for one year, to
an new subscribers to The CLARIoS, be-
tween this date and December Slst also to
all our subscribers who may be in arreaE
and who viii renew At any time before
the end Of year. Il.
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sYy0fDHCAE
FEMALE COLLEGE,
Flerence. AInIaasna.
MISS s coE.E.lEll. nsvinefpaI.
Fan ss.-ien orenr aepa. Z. 1ssA

FaHE FACULTY Is COMPOSED o. PEDFEs-
sionnl Teachers Latin, Preach and German
are Taught without extra Charge
WT% To- |MUEs according 70 grade, VII e1re1
exF1ISgs 81 = pupil iar tnitiou havrd. washing.
lights and fuel duriuE term 81 GEe months.
Music An and Elocnffon 81 moderate fateS
fnne1z & aN
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IT will be observed that Mr. Randalls
name IS still at the head Of our paper
fol President Vicksburg Post.
les; but it will never be at the head
of the national Democratic ticket. -Ma-
con sam.
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The Deaf Mute Voice has suspended
for the summer. For mute paper, 1t has
had a good deal TO say on matters and
ming. generally.
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-INDUSTRIAL-
INSTITUTE FOR WHITE FEMALES

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
~ Board OF Trustees OF the Mississippi Indus-
trial Institute and College for the Eduea,ion OF
White Females Of the state OF Mississippi, will
receive proposals until August 18TH 1854, for the
location Of -aid school Alter which date the Board
will visit all places making application with a view
Of making selection for the lOcaton Of the same.
al propositions should BE- addressed 70 the Secretary
Of the Board. and " marked Proposals for thu
state industrial school" will not be opened until
the meeting Of the Board, alter the above date.
w a. HIRT, Secretary Boaui Trustees,
iunels, 'sf-td WiSOSA, Miss.
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Mrs. J. b MeArn, accompanied BY
her sister. Mi-- Sue Wilkinson, returned 10
her home last week, after a brief stay in
he rirr with relatives.
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WANTED TO RENT.

A HOUSE WITH FOUR or FIVE ROOMS
IA convenient 10 the business portion Of the city.
Possession wanted about the 18th Of August or 1st
Of September Address, with terms, CLARION or
RICR, JACKSON, Miss
june11, S4-3w.
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Tbs Mississippi Convention set good
example for Tennessee BY leaving the
tariff question to be settled hy the na-
tionaI convention. The democratic DIFF
ference Of opinion upon this matter vas
recognized and the deleRaia "a nnin-
sffuctad. Memphis Avalanche.
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Enr Salai
FOR SALE.

4 BOUT 100 HEAD GOOD HE1FERs TWO
~ III / wears old " T. DAVIS.
iilne25 ,s4-awS Terry. Miss.
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Tie picnic given BY the Episcopal
,sD4er schooI al The residence of Mr. A.
/. BrGu-on. On lat Saturday, was a most
enjoyable affair.
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Central Lodge, No. 76l, K Of H., will
aid It's semi-monthly meeting next Fri
iay night, aud we are requested 10 notify
mem 5rrs that full attendance is specially
.i..-Itr,!.
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Col. J. s Ham jlton Is having twenty
,snement houses erected on the High
school, grounds west of the Penitentisry
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The graduating exercises OF Central
Female Institute. Clinton. viii take place
t-lnsrroT.
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The Capital Light Guards have re-
.zjved new and handsome uniforms.
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The Catholic Knights of st. John eel
.t,rlfri last night the Anniversary OF their
Dr.icr in Il social way. Light refreshment-
..r.e -.ryed, and there were some excellent
.tu-I.. vocal and instrumental.
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The closing exercies Of St. Marsaret's
7tH will take place at the Opera House
:o-aight.
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ii some enterprising Missiseippian,
anp knows how 10 keep a hotel, will
run" one in New Orleans next winter, and
urui-h lodging and breakfast for dollar,
4- sill have d full house the entire Expo
-itiuu season.
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sd II TsFCRTnfR oEl -, ANU ItE.D
"a aud Deerad tha4 fhe stoeklaI1ers 81 the
Tsa7Sl lseFeiat Bank e Natehet and al Others In
fereaisd ID tls fund noE q tha hands Of ths re-
eetref enter iheir appearances herein On Or before
1 their paelife elains IA ariiine aiinf
With feIF 41a6 writing "A and saktlI1l lker eeF-
fheN1t Is BfAEks aud 81 assl rn seni IA AIs1ea1 To-
with 4nT and Ill Areia af 1ry ~ full
hdi1E 81 tteif elllias 81 they viii b. for
ever oxfle3ed lIpin 81 pariiei1afion IN he fund
te4,i1c1 b ard 0odef fte f.l1 ztIt had Is This
ears fE1m tlEe miuaies
Attest AeKLE fiff&.
f1fie 1T
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st Peters Parochial School will have
e. closing exercises next Tuesday night.
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THE STATE OF MIssIssIPPI:-To JULIUS
Kerstine, Lee Sander, Simon seelig Leo Lip
man. MFer Lehman, Emanuel Lehman. Henry
Abraham Ferdinand Marks and Maurice steeR. the
i've parties last above named being partners III trade
under the eopartnership name Of Lehman. Abra-
hams 4 Co. Isaac Seherk, and Adler, Goldman &
Co: You are Commanded 70 appear before the
ChAncery Court of the county Of Quitlnan. in said
state, at Rules, on the
FrRsr MONDAY OF AUGCsT, 1854,
% defend the suit in said Court Of Rachel II Men,
ken and Cornelia Menken, wherein You and others
are defendanss, j. A. CGDT'FH. Clerk.
srna1S fR4-aw
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PROPOSALS FOR COAL
G. e. FLUSSER,
The Old Reliable Coal Dealer,

rs STILL IN THE MARKET, AND IS NOW
Il Offering CHOICE CRATE and STEAM COAL at
prices that defy competition Give him trial and
iunefs, 'S4-tf
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n THE C1Rcrl1 CoURT % THE UxITED 81 ATIs, u
ron TIIE sor TnERs T1ssTnIrr ~ y EssIssIKFi.
Nay Term, lss1--sth DAY u Mar. ISL
EoIIN BScox IT Al,
ys7 No z56, ON sKRtEs,
MA R0BEKIs0x 1T A.
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The Commissioners Of the State Res
eryatien at Niagara Falls met in New
York recently. The total amount to be
taken about the Falls for public pur-
poses is LOG acres, This includes Goat
Island, the owners of which property
have produced testimony to show that
it is worth from $500, 900 to 81 100000.
Irmatters not how selfish man may
be, there is something in him which tells
him the selfishness he sees in Others is
contemplate.
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Tle Z. :. Land Office is being remo,e
rom the Capitol to the Neal Binding
The room uDH occupied will be added to
,h- Stale Library. the accumulation ..
ha,,E- rendering additional space alb oIute-
j. necessary.
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A FRUIT AND VEGETABLE FARM-BEAC u
"a tifully situated, near Crystal Springs, Miss,
One and half miles cast Of Depot containing lO5
acres OF land comfortable dwelling, eslt-baildings
one tenant house. and an orchard, containing about
six hundred apple and pear trees; also several hun
dred peach and plum trees, aud some tine straw
K. T. GILMORE,
iunt25 's4-fm4 CRYSTAL SPRtaes.
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| He CLARION.

WFDN ESDAY, JUNE %, 1884
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Yataabf1 cknl zosic-H esd fsis
rssI1nonn.
RASDa1l, 4RK Jan. =, 1873
-. a. n,t;;.s1iz 4 a.

IIs<Ii. "a xxi uas slrloken down WITH
fewer "a eetlenbsf. / 69z and. aIifr feeeF-
ersne iFon, 'f6s sb.|| s. f1leH took .l'e
etiIls. and eo1'd noI 81. anE tAin8 hAk
noII1 het them E<Ee tHeN EttN
q s I.z.t. i e.1t| 1le1 50 Il5 your F4I11.
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The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-06-25

LocAL IND OTHER NOTES
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-06-25

About the best appetizer and tonic
that sc know Of is a morning drive t,
ra.rm1u- Mineral Well, in the northwest
part ai the city. This water was analyzed
,-yeral wears ago and found 10 contain
valuable medical properties.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-06-25

Jut-. Wharton has determined to
i,tproge lis parry -eryice-his bailif having
made e rild uu rHE CLARION office, ana
pressed ,#p of oGr Indispensable force.
fu,, wJ.i stu. each 'ca-c' and render
-s.rtu ryrstiri, according To the proof
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-06-25

a .r-uii Court convened Monday.
Iatg Wharton charge to the grand jury
ml-. & .r- i'aTr, --'-d the members thereof
sitn t..- ,yiru5 oi their jurisdiction ana
ihr r, -fu.,-iut.tS of their relation TO thu
court aus H. Purliy- Capt Jno- T. Buck
&, luf.altu-