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WIN. McWlLLIE.

The killing of 2. B. Ryals by the Penn
brothers Rob't G.. and Layee B.
at Hazlehurst on the 8th inst, has an
ugly look. The circumstance that there
were two against one is bad enough; but
when we add to this the brutal manner
in which the slaughter was completed
the act is stamped with an impress
which gives it fiendish aspect. We
may recur to this killing after it has
been disposed of by the courts. Depart
ing from our custom, we have alluded tc
it now, because we desire to be put OIL
record as being opposed to the kind Of
homicide disclosed by the terrible event
to which we have referred.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-04-16

The controlling interest in the Missis.
sippi and Tennessee Railroad, held by
the McComb estate, has been purchased
by tie Northwestern improvement Com
pany. The nine thousand shares realized
three million dollars. Gen. e. Q. Wal
thall represented the estate in the sale
This transfers the road to what is known
as the Huntington and Wilson system
1t is understood the present efficien
| management will be continued.
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~ p,Ty a raR1sTIAE BAPIlsn.


Having recelved several letters q ne
following purport, ae have concluded
to comply with the request, and VIII
therefore copy from the Baptist Record
the articles a. they appear in that jour
nal
afoErox, Miss, April 9. 1884
EDIToEs CLARION: / see notice II
Tar CLARIox OF i proposed discussion
between Drs- Hunter and Gambreil
on the subject Of Christian Baptism
/ There are many of all denomination
who would ike to read this discussion
ana I am sure it would crafty you
readers generally if you would transte
the same to your columns.
Very truly yours, A. p. =,
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-04-16

IT is now said that the Republicans
will not oppose the consideration Of
the tariff bill, but will allow the Demo-
Gratis to fight the battle over the bill
without Republican interference. The
object Of the plan is to force Mr.. Ran
dall to lead the opposition. When the
bill is finally reported, the Republicans,
Of course, will vote against it.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-04-16

An organization has been formed il
Georgia BY leading white Republicans
among them Gen. Longstreet, which hai
issued an address wherein i IS stated
among other things, that the whisky
bottle, or money, has more influences
With the pegroes than political principle
and that they are entirely unreliable e
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-04-16

n Feft6k sin yoiii afEAi1en nieEls
,sf ~ RafIrnad Commission il issue q
sfe~rh qafb. Won make charges against
fhe Commission. Judge Campbell our e.
t 80 Chief Justice, and G. G. Campbell
10 was elected clerk Of commission,
which are unwarranted, unjust and m
,,1,e Won assert that Judge Campbell
- admitted and attended the meeting
of the commissioners at their organ -.
flor. which Il untrue Your inslnuatlon
that @. G. Campbell was elected clerk lot
the commission, on account Of an under,
standing made between the Judge az
the Commission, that he would favor
them in case Of litigation, y false u
every particular and too ridiculous 20
be entertained for moment
Your charge that G. @. Campbeil y
unfit for the position Of clerk Of com
i mission on account Of incorporate habits
Z probably in contradiction OF state.
ments Of some If the best citizens q
jackson.
I know YOU would not, knowingly
misrepresent or injure any one, and sup
pose YOU have been misled. believe
. YOU will make the amende honorable
when YOU know the true state OF facts.
WM. B. AUGUSTUS.
! From the card of Mr.. Augustus in thli
issue. and from other sources of infor
nation, we are glad to learn that tn
= newly appointed Clerk of the Railroad
: Commission is not, as we thought "
had good authority to remark, an II
e temperate man. We say We are pleased t
make this announcement, though froI
. authority we had no right to question
% we made the statement referred TO. IN
: card of Mr.. Augustus also shows thi
it Judge Campbell was not with the Con
u. mission at all during the session, b'
If after its ADJOURN Il, and as our INF
IN nation of collision was serious rene
r. ton upon the commission and the Chi
le Justice, We are glad to say, and feel
st sured, that nothing whatever occurs
a. to Justify such suspicion.
To Mr.. c. c. Campbell is said to be Fl
"A business man, and as matter of just
- to him, we cheerfully correct the erro
Of into which we have fallen, and regr
tn that in criticising this. appointment,
nd have said anything to injure him P
,m sonally.-Maeon Beacon.
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The place Best Suited" for the Pc
male College.
cAMDEx, April 9th. 1881

- IL - 2&@t1 wv
FDTT0Rs CLARION: Ii looking over your
paper see several letters from different
parts Of the State ady0cating the claims 81
their towns Or cities IL the most sfitable
place for the location 81 the State Feunaie
College. / am like the Yazoo Sentinel
man, the place best suited for Il should
BE selected 2 and that place, / think, i the
Altesian Springs. It Is a. near tie peo-
graphical center Of the State as We can cef
at sevea miles from Piekens. 81 the 4 q.
B. r Is very healthy locaiity. The best
oI mineral water, also fine cistern water
church close hy, good neighborhood. The
snFropnqing country 4 settled By elass 81
81 nz.attial Farmers y O will raise hog and
hoNiny 70 feed the girls a,
We don't pFopoae "a donate anything ID
me school only our beat Efforts "a build II
Up and make i an honor Is the state. pa
SIDES ~ have great many girls il the
nelRhp1Khoqd that We would like "a eend
e Iust such school. If the COMMITTEES
apposnle8 . |gesie The school win come
end 1ee the bIt1e he5 81 q den ai'..iv lFl.sis
I. Tiers TIE place can Be bought xefs
cheap Yours III. Nooar
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Death of Judge HowrY.

As we go to press, the sad news comes
from Oxford, that Judge ]. NJ. Howry
died yesterday morning. One OF ma
ure's noblest and best has gone to hi
rest after an honored and useful life O
more than four score years.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-04-16

IT has been our custom to send THE
CLARION to ministers Of the gospel, reg
ularly engaged as such, for one dollar q
year. Many of them, of all denomina
lions, will be interested in the discus
sion that has commenced in the Baptist
Record, and which we have been request
ed by several to publish. The first in
stalIment appears in this issue.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-04-16

THE President has ordered the various
departments of the Government to pre-
pare for a representative exhibit at the
Worlds Exposition in New Orleans, to
"illustrate the functions and admins
tratiye facilities of the Government in
time of peace, and its resources as war
power, and thereby serve to demonstrate
the nature of our institutions and their
adaptation to the wants of the people,
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-04-16

GES. G. P. NJ TURNER, Attorney for
the State in the taxing district of Mem
phis, was recently fined $50, and sen
fenced to thirty days imprisonment for
disorderly conduct while under the in
fuence Of liquor. Moral-DOn't drink
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-04-16

THR GOvernor, on IOsaazhsts appointed
Eaa HID. c0.usur6n, of Landerdale. as
Commissioner Of Swamp Lands. TO sue
coed Hon. J. II. smylie resigned. The
appointment is irst-elass. Mr.. Cameron
win make an industrious and capable
r,avou,iss;aner-
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-04-16

THE store and residence of ]. w
Easily in Summit was entered BY burg,
lars on Friday night last, and the sum
of $500 in cash and number of silver
watches stolen. The job is said to hays
been done in the best style of the art.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-04-16

CLEVELAND, o., which went Demo
cratic last year, elected the Republican
candidate at the recent election by ma
jorities averaging over 5000. The same
city gave Garfield over 1000 majority
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-04-16

ASEws item says that the brain Of :
circus employee found dying near Mid
dleton weighed ffty-six ounces the
sane size As that Of the first Napoleon
and Of Daniel Webster OF course be
mas the man who wrote the circus ad.
rsrf,semenfs.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-04-16

CHARLES READE, the well known
English novelist, died at his home in
London last week. He was the author
Of ePeg Wellington, Never too Late 70
Mend. nWhite Lies, Griffith Gaunt,
ssLoye Ne Little, Love Ne Long,
aHard Cash" "Put Yourself in His
Place. aThe Cloister on the Hearth, :
etc. He was seventy years of age.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-04-16
The State Of Mississippi-To all who shall
see these presents directing:


The State Of Mississippi-To all who shall
see these Presents-dreeting:
WHeREAs. it appe lrs from the records
in the Adiutant-G nerars Office that
Richard P. Bowen was gully and eonsti-
tntionalfy elected to the efhee OF Cap
tain Of the "Cnul:th3ma Cavalry" a
COMPANY in the Army of Mississippi, on
the sd Of March, 1861. Now, know
We. that Ia consequence thereof, and
by virtue OF the Constitution and Law
e this STATE. We do authorize and en-
mower hiln. the said Richard 2. BDwen,
10 execute aud fulfill the duties OF thai
office according TO Jaw Aud We do strictly
charge and require all officers and soldier
under his command, to be ohtdient to his
orders as such. And he is to observe and
follow such orders and directions, from
| time to time. as he shalt receive from tbs
Governor OF the State far the time being o.
other superior officers set over him accord
ing to law.
In testimony whereof, |. JOHN j. Pettns
Goyernor OF the State aforesaid, hav'
| caused these Letters to be male Patent
and the Great seal OF the State to be here
unto affixed.
Given under my hand, at the City o
Jackson, the LIST day Of April, in the yea
of our Lord one thousand eight hundre'
and sixty-one, and OF The sovereignty 0
the State OF Mississippi, the forty-tourth.
JOHN J. PErTus,
Governor Of the State OF Mississippi
Registered: w. H. BRowN, Adj: Gen.
/ C. a. BaoUaHER. Secretary OF State
The original of the foregoing is o
parchment, neatly printed, and bearin
the signatures of the officers named
We found it among some war papers
It appears meyer to have been delivers
to the gallant and still useful citizen &c
whom it was intended, and it has bee
our pleasure to mail it to him as
honorable evidence of the part he boz
in the "L.ost Cause
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-04-16

CHAEcELLoR PEYToN has granted
an injunction against the Railroad Com
mission at the suit of the Natchez, Jack
son & Columbus Railroad Company
represented by Messrs. Nugent & Me,
Willie.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-04-16

AN act approved March ID, authorizes
supervisors to have old poll-books trans
cribed, and circuit clerks are to be al
lowed one-half cent per name for copy
ing same.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-04-16

SHIELDS & CAMPBELL is the style of
a law firm recently formed in Green
vile, composed of Messrs. John W.
shields and R. B. Campbell. A con-
tract to insure them success would pay
tba insurer.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-04-16

A FINE looking, handsomely dressed
lady entered a fashionable tailoring es-
tablishment in Baltimore a few days
since and asked to be measured for a
pair of trousers.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-04-16

IL Louisiana Judges are elected by
the people and some of them take part
in ward meetings, and talk to "the
boys" just as any common politician
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-04-16

REGULAR passenger trains, with Pull
man cars, began running between
Chicago and the City of Mexico on the
10 inst. Time, five and half days.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-04-16
Letter From Commissioner McWil
lie.

CANTON, MISS, April 9th, 1884.
Editors Mercury and Observer, Meridian,
Miss:
DEAR SfR-A recent issue of your paper,
"the Mercury and Observer" publishes
me as having been opposed to railroad sn,
neryision. This is a mistake, aud / shall
feel obliged if you will correct it. While
a strong believer in the great need OF rail-
roads, and an advocate Of their encourage
ment, have always thought they shoule
be the subject Of close governmental sern
tiny to prevent oppression.
The same paper mentions the selection
of the present Secretary OF the Commits
sion as fixed up job" II this IS de
signed to convey the impression OF pre-
arran cement, beg to say for mytelf tina
the suspicion is unwarranted by any ac
of my life, and is without support in fact
and, undoubtedly, the same may be san
Of both my associates and our Governor
Respectfully,
WIN. McWILLIE.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-04-16

LAWRENCE BARRETT as ''Yoriek" in
''Yorick's Love" was enthusiastically re-
ceived at the Lyceum Theatre in Lon
don on the 18th inst.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-04-16

MR. GEO. L. CRcsB7 died at Brook
haven on Monday of last week. He
published the Utica Monitor until his
falling health obliged him to abandon
the newspaper business, for which he
had peculiar tAlant. He was 3 genial
clever gentleman, whose death We record
with regret.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-04-16

In the death of Capt. VIM. V. Davis,
of Attala county, the State of Missis-
sippi has lost one of its best citizens.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-04-16

BEEcHER lectured in Louisville on the
evening of the 7th inst, on Evolution
and Revolution.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-04-16

CAPT. ]. S. HosKINs, of the AdVer-
tiser, has been elected Mayor of Lexing-
ton
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-04-16

RUMoR has it that Logan is to be the
leader of the Old Guard-the immortal
"3O6.o
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-04-16

w. B. BERNARD has been elected
sheriff of Shsrkey county, vice Jno. ).
Joor, who failed to make bond.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-04-16

ADAM BADEAU has rendered his resig
nation as Consul General at Havana.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-04-16

In Logan county, Illinois, commit
tee of fifty was appointed by a mass
meeting t. invite one Q. A. Carpenter te
leave the county because he was sus
peeted (some people say "suspicioned"
Of knowing something about the murder
Of a girl. Arriving at the residence o.
Mr. Carpenter, the chairman Of the com
mittee rang the door-bell, which wa
answered by Mr. Carpenter, who de
clined to receive the message of thu
mass-meeting, denying its authority t
send him message of that character
and then thanked the committee for tn
orderly way in which they had come
Carpenter Is still in Logan.
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speciaI Aaent.

MR K. JAYxE is the daily authorized Agent
Of THE cLARIoS, and We commend him to our
friends in his travels through the State. he viii
transact any business for this Office and bis con
tracts win have careful attention.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-04-16
Land Wanted in South Mississippi


One of our esteemed subscribers, DIR. }
B. Hall, Augilla, Sharkey county, Miss,
writes us that he wishes to purchase lands
in the Southern part OF his state-the Coast
counties preferred and We know Of no bet
ter way TO promote his object than to ex-
tract from his letter Persons having such
lands for sale would do w,ll to correspond
with DIR. Hall:
II would like TO find high, rolling
country. well timbered, penetrated By
streams of running water, Astounding IN
sneh native grasses as will adapt it to the
raising Of sheep and cattle. Fertility Of
soil, proximity of market, ETC., while de
sirab.e. are not abs. .lutely essential II
making selection of the place would lik'
to locate; bat would prefer to locate near
railroad
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-04-16

The Pope has decided to remain at
Rome.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-04-16

ALT. BURNETT died in Cincinnati on
the 9th inst.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-04-16

Mas. WINrIELD, wife Of Mr.. Price VIM
field gave birth Monday night Is triples
lNo boys lid 8 girl. Ailthrce weighing
lel pounds Bodnetills Pleeder
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A War Document.

April 9, 1854.
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over on the day of Pentecost in some
way. Here is what he says: Nov,
though there was no dipping of them
vet. az they were completely surrounded
BY the wind and fire, by the catachrestic
mode Of speech which before explained,
they are said to be immersed" Reader.
/ here is a baptism in which the doctor
i admits there was no dipping, and YET be
saws the word means to dip in every in
stance. without a single exception.
| Again. he SAYS, "They who were baptized
on that day in wind and FIRE, had been
baptized before" Again, They were
surrounded by the wind and covered by
the fire above. They were therefore,
4 buried in wind and fire." There was
neither wind nor fire on the day Of PEN
tecost. They were baptized by the pour
ing out of the Holy Spirit. Baptism by
pouring is scriptural.
IN the next place the rite of baptism
| Il also scripturally administered by
snrinkIing. The water Is used as an EN-
| blem Of spiritual cleansing. When God
! first selected q mode which should rep
resent spirituaI cleansing, he selected
sprinkling. hence the frequent washings
and sprinkIings Of the Jews. In the abb
4 IUEAoU8 Oh k45 LCNAtAAl@A "a tAAD AAAONC VI
4 which vas prescribed we find that mode
/ was spTinkling. Let the reader turn to
the 18th chapter 0f Numbers, and to the
/ 9th chapter Of Hebrews and compare
them. The man who had touched
bone 81 the dead body Of 4 man was
eleansed from ceremonial pollution By
1 having the WaterOf separation sprinkIed
upOn him. knew Baptists claim that
this cleansing was BY dipping, but in the
hole ritual 81 Jewish cleansing III the
I Bible, no personal immersion was ever
eni0ined. This fact cannot BE iiepT0vr5.
Speaking of The Jewish ritual Ia He
breas, $40 Paul aaEs, Being only
with meat qn1 drinks, and divers
washings. Or divers bpp earlal or
linnncaa, imposed until the fiIna IF -
formation Notice hers. that the words
carnal ordinances are placed ia anposi-
ton 70 meats and drinks and divers bap-
fism1 Three times il this chapter tie
Aratle mentions spEinkIfne as efectine
e IA ~ These spfinE-
Iiag were S la. toT,i61 e ~ d.
zelze blrfisgs. Il j. ceil1I the sphinx.
ling belongs o. ono ol three things.
meats, drinks o. divers uashIn1 slf
itulsI belong q ihf divers 6aptisnis.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-07-29

Warm Springs precincts; east by Warm Springs
and Deer Greek prectacts scuth By Cr'chton' VIII
low Creek and Corral precincts; west by Sswtooth
and BonapaIte precincts.
All persons having any objections
to urge, or desiring changes made to
the boundaries or precincts above pro-
posed, are requested to present the M
in person or by letter, at the next meet
ing OF the Board.
BY orter OF the Board:
J.K. MORRILL,, Chairman
Attest G. B. Fox, Clerk jl4t3O
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Sheriff. Sale.

BY virtue Of an execution, issued ont NJ W
trict { urt o. the Second judicial listriu
Territory OF Idaho, in and for the Couur
tIras. and 70 me dir ted AM. del vercd iot >
rnent rendered and entered in said mr. !
3lst day ii october 1873 in f,yor Of c u
nni egaiust 0uis Eugher. have levied Oh
the riGtt. title and interest of 'he above :
defendant in and to the following deserl'
pEcp rty. to wit: =
The mining claims known "a tue Anlis y
snd independence" mines situated about ~
athea from the Ciiy of hrl!lVue on n
Mountain, in Miueral Iill VI ming strict u
county Ithho TER tory, aud duly reeurue'
gu Records of said county.
Also, All # the rI0ht, t tie and inttre''
ahnvo named defendant in aud 70 Tue
Claims known as the Bsrtiesnu and anv.H
mines situate about tour miles southerst y
Ann" Bu her and ipdt penden nee Balu :, ]. n
m Mining District, A.turaa con t., iiaI'
tory.
Ais. all OF TIE right, title aud inter'H
hhuVs i1incd DIFF ndhlt III md 10 'ne
claim known as the Blpck Oak mine, tt'.ss
or near the Fikhorn nouatstn, in VAIN ss
MINING District. Alturps county, Idaho Xxx u
Ho''es IS hereby gwen that on the Ze'p
hhhuSt, 1881, 1t = O'Clock p, m. Of thtns NJ
OF tae Court House n lisilcy. county oi VI
VIII sel the rieht titlo and t'rert OF t's
IN her IN and e. the shovr described pfof,i
Ptbiic AUCTION, for cash IN hand, 70 ,M ~
IN best btld,r, to sutlsfy said execution
costa
Dated the oath day Of July, las! s,-
G II ri'nEf' GU
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Haley, I. r.. 1uly 3. 1884.

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That all who want work may test the business, we
make this unparalleled offer: TO all who are not
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Notice f01 Public alton.
LAND OFFICE AT HALEY. IDAHO, |

LAND UPFICE At HALEY, IDAH0,l
June 10. 1854.
!. John ". Gilman. Of Gilman, who made Pre-
emption Declnratory Statement No. 3 ost for the n
i NV and NV Of nj d Section Sc and NJ. 4
of NE Section 3d. Town hip y, Range II E, do
hereby give notice of my intention to make final
proof to establish my claim to tn. land above de-
scrtbed, and that expect to prove my residence
and cul'ivstion before the ReSist and Receiver,
Ut HALEY. Idaho, on August ,. Isl by two of The
follow ng witnesses A. T. HUFF ker, of Gi man, T.
z. Picotte. OF HALEY. II. Ncrberg, OF HALEY. and
James n. Blossou, Of Haley.
JOHN ". GILMAN
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cesses IN mftuIe- ysara
snrh M Loas of Mem,
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