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Cooper Institute !!
A Male and Female School.

ATATRICJLATED ONE HUNDRED AND SEW
vi TT-UNE STUDENTS last year, l20 of whom
ere Boarders from SIX States. Faculty compose
eight members. Over !, 00e volumes in Society
library, Location as healthful as any in the south
the country, and away from town or Railroad
miles west OF Lockhart, NJ. 4 o. r. r., and i
niles North of Meridian, Miss. Its work of i
ears is before the people. Ii has turned out som.
1 the best men and women in the South. 1t is ems
lace on earth where drunkards are not maaufac
uTed. and where a religious, but not denomina
ional school is seen 1t has proven itself schoo
8r the times.
Board and Tuition for Nine and a half month,
My Si52. Three months Commercial Course only
Is. send for Catalogue containing History o
he School and all particulars. Fall Term opens
SEPTEMBER 10 lSs4. The Spring Term open,
JANUARY 2s. 1885 Address
REV. J. L. COOPER, Daleville r O.,
aug. 20, 's4-2m. Lauderdale County, Miss
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Bring in Your Poultry-A Timely
Decision.
ATTORNEY GENERALS OFFICE. !
JACKSON, Aug. II, 1884.

ATTORNEY GENERALS OFFICE. !
JACKSON, Aug. II, 1884.
Mr.. A. VIRDEN, jackson, Miss: You
inquired of me if Mr.. w. H. Lazenbv. who
owns a store in Rankin county, is required
to take out license as peddler before he
can sell poultry and other products in the
city of jackson; and / have to say that
no license is necessary in such case, as the
facts do not indicate that he is a peddler
in the sense Of See SIS, Code 1880. A
peddler is travelling trader by profession
and person who offers poultry for sale in
this city is no more liable to the tar than
one who offers cotton, corn or hay, for sale
Very respectfully,
7. C. CATcnINGs,
Attorney General.
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james Beecher, NJ. D., of Sigourney,
Iowa, says: For several years have
been using Cough Balsam, called DR.
VIM. Halls Balsam for the Lungs, and in
almost every case throughout my practice
have had entire success. / have used
and prescribed hundreds of bottles since
the days Of my army practice 1883, wher
was surgeon of Hospital No. z, Louis
vile, Ky."-For sale by all druggists.
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Economy and Good Sense Require
tt"
MARTIN. Us. Aug. q. Is

1AAAIIE. 1Llsss.s mug. Il Ioo1.
EDITORS CLARION: alst
think that economy, good sense, and the
present as well as ultimate good of thu
State requires that the Industrial Schoo
for Girls should be located st jackson
With all the public institutions there
they would stimulate and react upon
each other, all producing, as they would
a forward movement, and giving EN-.
ployment to every variety of talent.
am getting TO be an old man, but have
always hoped to see Jackson a large
city, Astounding in all that makes life
desirable, and, like the cities on oul
borders, attracting intellect and wealth
to itself all the time. P.S.D.
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
Ta~rycON- ATrSu A. o. 100

EDITOR CLARION: Failing in the efforts
have made to discover the identity of the
Major Lloyd, who was captured at Chick
amauga, by the writer of the enclosed let
ter, who now desires to return his sword,
hand you the letter for publication in TEE
CLARION, with the hope that it may lead
to the restoration of the sword to its owner
or his family. Respectfully,
R0RERT Lowry
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Jefferson College.
High School for Boys and YOung Men.
located al Warrington, Miss, Sir Niles from
NGtchez.
SESSION OF 1884-'85 OPENS 4rn OF SEPT.

oldest CHARTERED LITERARY TSsTITU-
~ TON IN THE SOUTHWEST. Location healthy
and very accessible Communication % Natchez
BY TeLsPA0Ae and thence By Telegraph to an QUAR-
tiers.
Moral and Social advantages good Grounds ez-
tensiYe and handsomely adorned with shade and
Ornamental trees Buildings large and comulo5f-
Gus, with study Hall, RecifFtion Rooms Dornffe--
mes, Library etc, Conveniently arranged and ad-
mirzbly warmed, lighted and veuffls4ed Fxnar5
euced professional 1ezchers instructor tlgrl.s5i
and practical. Discipline firm. English. Classical
and Business courses, including Theory and Prac-
tioe Of Bookkeeping
Boarding pupils room IL the College, and are IN
der the constant care aud supervision Of the In
struetors- Charges and Terms very reasonable
For Catalogues containing fn r,zrtfes,is-z s-i. 4
the PrInelppls J. 8. RAYMOND.
luly55s u I'm. Washington, Miss.
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We understand that Miss Jennie
Morancy il organizing u juvenile Opera
company, and will at an early day exhibit
the result Of her efforts and the talent Of
the children, 10 the public. Under Miss
Morancy's control it must necessarily be q
delightful entertainment, and will afford
pleasure and instruction not only to the
children, but will be n treat 10 all lovers OF
music, in jackson.
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"By Their Own Exertions,'

WEST PoINT, Ang. q, 1881.
Col. POWER The four little girls composing my
Sabbath School class-Lula Daggett Mamie Swain,
Maggie MeEachin and Lucy Ware, send s.. 90 each,
and little Zoe Beall $1.00 for thu orphans. These
children have raised the money by their own ex-
ertions and forward it with great delight and we
all rejoice to in the rapid responses to your APP
peal Gods beautiful keeping of His covenant with
the fatheriess. Very truly,
Mrs. FRED. BEALL.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-09-03

Adults are subject to worms as well as
children; therefore, how important it is
that the system should be cleased of these
vile pests. Shriner's Indian Vermifuge
viii do it efectually-For sale at Lemly's
drug stores
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PROCLAMATION.
$500 90 REWARD.

WHERE'S, 1t appears by information received
w By me- that on or about 18th of July last
one GE0RsE BoLToS, Of Harrison county. was
murdered By one Hi1is saeEsoa who afterwarls
made his escape and is still at large
Now, therefore, / ROBERT LOWRY. Governor
Of Mississippi, do offer the above reward for the ar
rest and delivery Of the said Willie jackson to the
Sheriff OF Harrison county. Said reward i pavable
on eonylstion. And do moreover require ali on
GERS Of this State to be diigenf In their Efforts to
arrest said fugitive Willie Jackson
Given under my hand and the Great Seal Of the
r. - State affixed. At Jackson, this LIST day Of
- September, A b. 1881
ROBERT LOWRY.
By the Governor.
HExRr c. MrERs. Secretary Of state.
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PROCLAMATION
$500 90 REWARD.

WHEREAS, 1t appears by information received
w by me, that Lsaac ". Goodrin stands charged
IN Lafayette county, with the murder Of his father
ISAIAH GOODWIN, and he afterwards made his
escape and is still at large;
NOW, therefore, /, ROBERT LOWRY. Governor
81 Mississippi, do offer the above reward Tor the
arrest and delivery Of the said n Goodwin 70 the
sheriff q Lafayette county, one-hzlf on delivery
and one-naH on conviction. And do moreover
require all officers Of this State to be iiirenf Il
their Efforts to arrest said fugitive y Goodwin.
dlFen under my hand and the Great Seal Of tn
II state affixed, At jackson, this LIST DAY d
September, A D. 1884
ROBERT LOWRY.
By the Governor:
HEsEx G MYERS, Secretary Of state.
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The Blue Lodge Text Book.
A Manual for the Use of Masonic
Lodges in Mississippi.

THIS work, originally published in 1874, has been
carefully revised. 1t contains all the Ceremonies
peculiar to the Craft Constitution and Statutes OF
Grand Lodge, Regulations and Bylaws for Subor-
dlnate Lodges, complete set of Forms, etc. etc.
Price S1.5O per copy; six or more copies when or
dered by Lodge, or individual members thereof,
81 p per copy. Postage express prepaid BY the
publisher Only 1000 copies printed. One Lodge
has ordered IA copies, and several each. Those
who would be supplied should send in their orders
at once. Address
J. L. POWER, PUBLISHER,
JACKSON, Miss.
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The Tenth Mississippi,

CoMPAsIoxs In ARIES and friends Of the late Cor.
RoHEzT A. Saith, e the eveE-gloraoas EsutA
MississigPT' azefnvited . meet ma n the UnvefI-
ing q the Memorial sasne On the Field Of Nun
forasviIls, On Wednesday, the Seventeenth sepseu-
beE nsxt, 4 haif-past oas o'clock. midday.
14mEs Szrxn
Bsnvue, Dosun Hi. Clasps. Aas- !. 'ss-4w.
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We regret 10 chronicle the death Of
BOUnnoN SnOrwEfL, infant son Of Mr.
aud Mrs. Tom Green, Of Tensas Parish,
Louisiana, who died at the residence Of
Mrs. Vaughn, in this city last night.
The funeral will take place IRON the resi-
dence Of Mrs Naughn's this afternoon at
An'clnck
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-09-03

The Keeper Of the Capitol informs Us
that the cistcrns inside Of the Capitol
grounds are very large and are in good con
dition; the one on the South side contains
at this time about fifteen feet OF water
the one ON the north side Of the State
House, IL the one in constant use and has
nine feet Of water. The pipes on the Capt.
tol have been examined aud any repairs
needed will be done
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-09-03

The Governor has issued his procla-
nations, which will he found in this issue
offering rewards 10 the amount Of seven
hundred dollars for the arrest Of four e..
capped MUIR or r.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-09-03

The cash premiums and purses ioi
next State Fair exceed FIVE thousand dol
lars. The advertised attractions arc
numerous and others will be added.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-09-03

The sketch Of jackson, and Of Mayor
McGill, which we publish to-day, appears
a. originally prepared for the Times Dem
crat, the condenser Of which trimmed il oi
some Of its most important details.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-09-03

The Board Of Supervisors purchased
5000 Of the Hinds County Railroad Bond.
Monday, paying % cents and accrued in
terest.
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DE IT ORDAINED By THE BOARD OF
ID Mayer and aldermen gf he City Of .acksaR, That
il shall be unlawful 70 erect have erected jakes
or prvy, over any public sewer, ditch drain used
as channel to carry of water; TO tap and break
holes In such sever or to over such ditch o.
drain in order 70 build the the szd zkes prTes
thereon, and all such houses located shall be
moved, and the sewer repaired, ditch CT drain IN
covered, as the case may be within ten days after
the passage and publication Of this ordnance, and
any person convicted Of a violation thereof, shall
be fined not less than two dollars and fifty cents
nor more than fifty dollars
Be 4 further ovdained, That II shall be nnszwfa
to drive, pull push any wbeel-bzTrVw, hand cart
bycicle, reloeipede, or any other wheeled vehic5'
not described herein, over the sidewalks or pave
ments within the corporate limits Of the city; Pro
vsded, That baby wagons and ehiidren's buzgies ar
excepted from the above, and any person Who shai
be convicted Of violation Of this section shall b
fined net more than twenty dollars.
Adopted, August Is, 1854
JOIN McGILIs Mayor.
NJ n MCLEOD, City Clerk
aug n f84-7w.
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jackson will very soon have telephone
connection with Nicksburg and all inter
mediate points, Judging by the quick,
time Superintendent jackson Is making
in putting up the line. lie left Nicksburg
Thursday last at noon, and completed the
line 10 Edwards on Saturday.
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PATAPSCO INSTITUTE,
Elliott City, Maryland.
Ffnieth SESSION.
Principal, Miss Sarah N. Randolph, Of
Virginia.

THIS TIME-H0SORED INSTITUTION, WHICH
4 before the late war enjoyed such extensive pa
tronzge throughout the whole South, has been in .
most foarishing condition during the past Eve
years under its present Principal, who on taking
charge, introduced 70 the former patrons Of the
school by its distinguished founder, Ms. PHELPS
Hrs. Liaeoa Plslps 70 her Friend aEd Turner Pupil
Of PGtapso0 Bastifafe.
f'The writer, whose name from 1871 to 1856 was
associated with this Institution. is happy in giving
her testimony in favor Of Miss SARAH n. RAS-
DoLPH, who is distinguished a. an educator, and
who is also vel known as the author Of sfThe Do
nestle Lie Of her great-grzndfather, Thomas JET
ferson, and Of other works"
ALMIRA LINCOLN PHELPS.
Ent1ir Place, BditiHaore, Apra &c, 1873
An admirable corps Of successful and experienced
Teachers and Professors, both native and foreign
have placed the school in the front rank Of insfifu
tions 10 advance the higher education Of women
while its situation in a BEAUTIFUL country noted foa
the salubrity Of its climate wall as for the happl
home il is made 70 be for the scholars ATTENDING
make it most desirable school fer girls sent from
distance to be educated
Apply for catalogue TO the PRINCIPAL
P1fapseo LATITUDE, EH5c11 Cur, MARYLAND
| Or TO Ms. STAMPS Il Bourbon 81. New Orleans
aug 13,S4-sE~.
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The Capital Light Guards have nov
twenty -four uniforms, and hope TO be able
10 turn the whole company DOT in first class
style soon They long for dress uniforms
now.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-09-03

Tho remains Of Mr james Shelton are
coming by Express from Waukeshu, and
will arrive here at 8 o'clock tomorrow
morning The hour for the funeral has
not yet been determined, but will be an
nounccd in the usual way.
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Our sincere sympathy il extended 10
Mr.. and Mrs. WIN. b. Taylor, in the loss
Of their infant son WILLIE, which sad event
occurred in this city, Friday morning Aug.
10Th, 1884.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-09-03

The strees-oar line was recognized
lately and the first evidences 81 renewed
prosperity are shown in the new coats Of
paint the cars are taking on.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-09-03

Young men desiring to acquire a
thorough business education cannot DO
better than 10 take a course in Blackman's
Commercial College, New Orleans. lie il
the "old reliable" IN that line.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-09-03

The Lords Supper will be ceiebrAted 81
the Presbyterian Church next Sabbath
Preparatory lecture on Friday night
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ChamberIain-Hunt
ACADEMY.
Successor of Oakland College,
PORT GIBSON, MISS.
An English Classical and Business
School for Boys and Young Men
Next Session Opens Monday, Sept. sth.

SUMMARY OF ADVANTAGES.
/ A thorough EngIish, Business. Classical and
Bible Course
, An extremely low rate Of board and tuition,
on ing 70 . liberal endgwmenA For enffre year
including lodging lights, fuel and washing eI500 o.
q Experienced teachers, selected for their resuec-
tive duties.
4 sita4ted On the L. =. o. IT RR, ittse easy
Of aece@from al points.
s. The pupils i've in the Academy with the
texehers have their constant oFersixhf nj Al he
table and made members Of he PrfurfrslFs
lamiIy-thus having AL the adFantsess Of homo
influence
6. The Ioeations IN point Of health moral and So
eizl advantages, and freedom from Temptations i
unsurpazsed By any IN The State
Z The b1ildinE are brick, large, csumodiouz
well ventilated and in excellent repzir The studT
Hall and Reeitztion Rooms are supplied with nep
patent furniture A suitably fnrniahed Lfbrzry
Room contzining about 90 volumes, viii be opez
/ % the pupIlH
s. As incentives TO study, re ofer each year On,
scholarship, eight gold medals. four gold and tire
silver bsdees besides the usual certificates Of dis
/ tnctioa, etc. address
". C. GUTHRIE, A. b, PKrxcIPAz.
3ulE@ s4-sn- F0RT gibson, Miss
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Acts 1859 Wanted.

We win exchange pamphlet acts Of 1873,
1874, 1875, 1878, 1850 or 1854 for Acts Of
1882. address THE CLAR1ox, Jackson,
Mis-.
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VIcKsBUEs, Aug. 20, 1854.
THE TEXT Book came this morning and il is
undoubtedly the most conveniently arranged Moni
tor have seen. 1t contains all Chat is needed il
the work Of the Lodge and its large, beautiful type
is great improvement on the first edition.
FREDERIC SPEED.
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An "oId Soldier" on the Make.

In contrast with the foregoing, we are
permitted to publish the following, ad-
dressed to the Secretary Historical So
ciety of Mississippi" and received by
Mrs. Morancy, State Librarian:
CREsToN, Iowa, May 81, 1884.
DEAR SIR: An old soldier, living here,
has in his possession the commission of
Jefferson Davis to Mexican war, and his
first commission to U. S. Congress in 1845.
Does your Society wish to pay $1500.00
for them? He is offered a good sum, but
thinks your society would like them and
should have them. The first is on parch-
ment, and both are in splendid state OF
preservation. He, the old soldier, will
part with them, but says they must build
him home. Please favor with an early
reply. Yours, SAM'L w. SMITH.
This "old soldier" appears to be exceed,
ingly generous and considerate, but as ii
is against the law and good morals to buy
stolen property, he will be permitted to
enjoy his trophies for. some time before
anybody down this way will "build him
home"
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
EAST MISSISSIPPI
FEMALE COLLEGE
MERIDIAN, MISS.


A Nd CONTINUES FOR A SESSION OF TEN
IN Months A healthy locality; pure water; :
good table, comfortable accommodations; elegan
surrounding; thorough teaching; extensive carri
eu'um; an able and experienced faculty, and ever,
facility Tor a complete education. Southern
school for Southern Girls Our motto-"Never t.
be sxcelled" Send for Catalogue before deciding t.
sending elsewhere. You cannot do better, sem
where you will. Address A. d. MCV0Y,
sep.3, SHIN. President
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NOTICE

TN ACCORDANCE WITH FOLLOWING RES
Il olution OF the Board of Trustees of A. and NJ.
College:
Resoired THAT this Board advertise and make
known the fact that there will be election to fiji
the chair of Horticulture and Entomology at the
College on the THIRD MONDAY IN SEPEMBER next"
Notice is hereby given of said election. Applica-
ton can be filed with me-
T F. WATSON, Sec'y,
july3o, 81 Agricultural College P. o., Miss.
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JACKSON. MISS
Present Condition aud Prospects Of
MIssi@siPPfs Capital

REVIVAL on MASuFAcIUKzxs ETEzEsIs-A
DEAETH or HOUSES 10 Acco11xoDATE TIE
oRoETEo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AID So
GAL FzATUzEs.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-09-03

An unusual amount Of machinery Of
all kinds, steam engines, etc, are passing
through jackson now. Among these was
smother car load OF Murray Engines for
Capt. c. u. Bustamante last Saturday
evening. While money is hard to get,
somebody must have the needful to be buy
ing so much machinery. 1t Is an indubi-
table evidence Of the increased wealth OF
our State
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G CO..

1@AN|A@
Offer TO the SOUTH the CHEAPEST
~ Solid FOOD for LABORERS ever known
Twenty per Cent Cheaper than
Cribs.
Soas1sG5I Winter Cured Meat.
|PoRK STRIPS 2
From Bsrre3ed Pork ffhe fzvoxfte food Of Norfhern
Lab1res1 Repaeked with clean, dry salt. in
Sales Immense. Demand Increasing
All Merchants have them or can order them
for you-
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-09-03

NFIss JOSIE FREEMAN csu4innes 70 give Ies-
NJ sans in Vocal and InsfrumentzI Music, At
residences 81 pupils. Five dollars per manth. As
70 capacity and success she refers % her pztronz
auz-Z7. ss4-2w.
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PROCLAMATION.


WHEREAS. Il appears BY information received
" BY ne, 1Eat On or about the 18th day Of july
1854. ThsRasJ -AEkias shot and killed one LoRxxzo
McPHKRsos. in Tate County, and afterwards made
his escape, and Il still n large.
Now, therefore, l. ROBERT LOWRY. Governor
Of MlszsEppi, do oer the above reward FIR the ar
rest and delivery Of the said Thos- J. Atkins to
the Sheriff cf Tate county, one-haH payable On de-
Iggry and oRe-hakf On conTiction. and Do more
sEex. requirE all officers Of this State 10 be dill
gent in their e0r1s % arrest aid fugitive Thomas
J. Atkins
Given under ny hand and tie Great Seal of she
= stzte afhxed, 1t Jaeksan, this Isl Day d
ROBERT LOWRY.
By he Gozsnor:
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New Advertisements.
WANTED!

A MAN IN JACKSON TO TAKE AN OFFICE
n and represent Manufacturer, to sell the re-
tail and jobbing trade entirely line of good,
sold by every grocer, and will meet with ready sale
$40 to $50 per week can be made, small capital re-
quired- Goods protected by patent, trade mark
copyright, etc. Address, with stamp, MANUFAC-
TURER, Box 20, West Acton, Mass.
sep.3, Silt.
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A GREAT RAILROAD CENTRE.

Twelve passenger trains, besides many
freight trains, arrive and depart daily
Such transportation facilities have encour.
aged the erection of Compress, which
puts the cotton in shape for the foreign
market. Pearl river, too, is navigable
north of jackson for six months in the
year, and the jackson merchants have there.
by established quite a trade with the coun.
try as far north as Edinburg, in Leakt
county.
jackson has been for some time on 6
building boom. Many new residences have
been erected and many old ones extensive.
ly repaired. There is not a house in the
city for rent, and score or more new cot
tages would readily find occupants. A
large and conmodious uptown hotel is
also greatly needed.
The new Government Building, which il
being erected at cost of 100000, is rap
idly approaching completion.
jackson has been deficient in good streets
and pavements, but the streets are now be
ing covered with gravel, and the ordinance:
requiring good sidewalks are being en-
forced. There has been marked improve
msnt in this respect in the last six months
and the good work continues. The streets
too, are gas-lighted.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-09-03

Gen. Jo. Bell and wife are bcreayed
10 the loss Of their bright little boy JoHS-
NIX, who died last Saturday night.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-09-03

IFsc-z Tln0s-Deno--zt, seYscmher 81 Edsrioa.l
We have the pleasure Of introducing our
sketch Of the State Capital Of Mississippi
with faithful Likeness Of fta wp-thy MAYOR.
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Capt J. w. Fite left on Monday night
for Muniordville, Ky, under an appoint
ment Of the Governor, To superintend the
removal Of the remains Of Mississippians
who fell on that battle field to the grounds
enclosed by Mr.. James Smith, on which a
Memorial Stone Ia 10 be unveiled on 18th
Capt. Fite was gallant member Of the
old Tenth, and his appointment is mos
appropriate.
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Ms. FRED. BEALL.
RANsAr. JAcksor col. Aue. q, 1ss!
The Testimouv of a Physician.

Col. POWER: l want to be one Of the thousand
little girls to raise Orphan Fund for the orphans
of Natehez. Enclosed you will ind my two dol
lars. Your little friend, EusEEIE DELsADo.