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The "oid Guard."

NEW YORK. July 27.-The World says !:
''The Old Guard or as more Familiarity
known, The 500 delegates who, in 1850,
stood solid as a rock at Chicago for the
nomination OF Gen. Grant to a third term as
president, will probably attend his funeral
as an organization. An effort viii be made
to get as many Of the 3oh together ON the
day of the funeral as possible, Among the
delegates from this state who voted for Gen.
Grant first, last and all the time were Ros-
coe Conkling, Alonzo B. Cornell, Chester A.
Arthur, Edward Pierrepont, Levi P. Nor
ton and Thomas c. Plat. They each re-
ceived bronze medallion concentrating
their steatlfastnesS
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Mt. McGREGoR, July 2s.-There has been
very little change since 4:30. The respira-
has increased to 60 DIR. Newman just sale
the death rattle could be heard in the gener
ais throat. Mucuous is gathering in tbs
lungs and is gradually choaking him, as hi
has no strength to throw it off Death viii
probably be almost painless, though there i
some pain now No member of the family
retired at all during the night
FOURTEENTH BULLETIN The door of the
cottage which has been open all night is
now closed and nothing can be learned as t.
the generals condition.
THE END.-Gen. Grant died at sos a. m
surrounded by all his family. The end was
peacafnl and without annarent nain
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-07-29

AT the recent session OF the Grand
Lodge knights Of Honor the following
resolution was adopted by a rising vote
Resolved, that the thanks OF the Grand
Lodge be and are hereby extended to our
brothers OF Central Lodge 764, r. OF III :,
of Jackson, Miss, for conrtssies and kind
ness shown this Grand body by them, and
TO ladies and other citizens ofJackson who
have assisted in the same"
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-07-29

A mother who starts out in the battle of
life without a bottle of Shriner's Indian
Vermifuge, is like the warrior who
marches upon the battlefield weaponiess.
Both meet defeat because they are not pre-
pared for the battle. For sale at Lemly' :
drug stores
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-07-29

IT is hardly fair to require patrons o
the postogiice 10 purchase keys for the new
boxes in new building. But they have the
satisfaction Of being informed that possibly
ex-postmaster r. ID Fisher will refund
he price OF the old keys con their return
in good condition. This is rather small
business for Uncle Samuel. Ii a postotfice
box is worth renting, the government
should furnish at least one key Tor 1t.
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When tried always Preferred.

When they once become acquainted with
it, ladies invariably prefer Parker's Hair
Balsam to any similar preparation. II
makes the hair soft and glossy, arrests its
falling off, promotes new growth, restores
the original color, and has no rival as
dressing. Not dye, not oily, highly per-
tuned. Only Scots, at all drugstores.
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Decorations.

NEW York, July :s5.-The principal places
of amusement viii close the evening OF the
day when Gen. Grant is buried The de
mand for black and white goods for draping
building was very great. The representa-
tive of a large dry goods house said that
never before had he had so great call for
such goods, and that he had sold twice as
much as when Garfield died, as the idea of
draping all buildings, private as well as
public. seemed 70 be spontaneous. Lord &
Taylor received message from Mount Me
Gregor requesting some one 10 come and
take the measures for dresses for the various
members of the late generals family A
representative of the custom department
left at once
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COLLEGE,
-Hrooixbavep, Miss

Wy ILL REOPEN SEPTEMBER q, 1ss5.-THE
w continued success OF this School for Young
Ladies is one OF its best recommendations Expe-
rieneed teachers engaged for neat term, among
them Profs Ricketts, and Powell The Boarding
Department is home-like, discipline good, rates
low The cost for Academic ear in College classes,
including board washing fuel and tuition in Eng
lish and Latin II paid promptly. Sf51.0o, in Pre-
paratory classes only sf440a. See Catalogue, PIP.
ss-5 The railroad bed is higher az Broskhaven
than al Cairo, jackson, Tenn, Oxford, Grenada,
Jackson Miss. or Summit. See Catalogue, =. IS.
This n part accounts for the heathfsiaess Of the
location For Catalogue giving all needed informa-
tioB, address, II. +. JOHNSON, D. D.,
iuiys sses1ig. President.
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Farmers and Mechanics.

Save money and doctor bills. Relieve
your mothers, wives and sisters by time
ly purchase of DIR. Bosanoo's Cough and
Lung Syrup, best known remedy for coughs
colds, Group and bronchial elections !. Re-
lieves children of Group in one night, may
save you hundreds of dollars. Price 80 cts
and Sl.00. Samples free. Sold by Byron
Lemly.
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A Home School for Young Ladies |!
Blue Mountain Female COLLEGE,.

REY. W. T LowREN. A. NJ, President.
RHv. W. +. BERRY. \. NJ, Pref. Greek aud
Latin
MRS. MopESA LowREN BERRY, Lady Principal
Eight other Efficient and experienced Teachers.
The Preparatory. Collegiate Music aud Art De-
partments well organized and equipped; Course u
study extensive Instruction, thorough, Discipline
mild hut strict: Buildings, convenient; Accommo-
dations ample; Expenses, moderate; Location,
noted for healthfulness, orderly society and bold
springs Of ffee-stone water.
During last Session 14s pupils were enrolled -
of them boarding. Next session viii open SKr-
TEMPER 14rB. 1855. For further information
catalogues, address.
IoWREY & BERRY. Preprietors,
All.ltr ,f...rn Tir..al
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-07-29

The expenses OF the Jackson Street
Railroad Company for the past eleven
months exceed the receipts by S3li -so--the
defisit being the result, in parto the bridge
having been washed away. We get TINS
;,,sosm alton from Mr.. J. b Bradford,
Secretary Of the Comtany, and I shows
that while the street railroad y
Great ..s. convenience, il might cease %
enerate were il not for the incidental a.
sra Il i 10 the hotel owned by is
principal stakeholder.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-07-29

Particular attention is called to the
notice OF Capt. F. A. Wolfe, County Super
intendent of Education. who is now ready
10 submit the prescribed questions to all
applications for scholarships in the Indus
trial College at Columbus. Kinds county
is entitled 10 eight, and We hope to hear OF
that number accepted for admission. Com
petition is open to all white girls over
fifteen wears of age.
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Generzl Hancock in Charge.

NEW YORK, July 27.-Gen. Hancock ha
received instructions from the secretary d
war TO take entire charge of the military ar
rangements connected with Gen. Grant
funeral. All military organizations wish
ing TO participate in the ceremonies mus
apply TO him for assignment
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-07-29

MOBILE, Ala, July 25-The Register
closes long review of Grants military and
political life as follows: THE south unites
with the north in paying tribute to his mem
Dry He saved the Union For his triumph
and time has shown it to lie a triumph for
the south as well as the north-he is entitled
TO and viii receive grateful tribute
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOR SALE!

A NEAT COTTAGE, SITUATED IN WEST
"A jackson, about quarter mile from Depot. Ths
place Is almost new, and contains three rooms. tive
galleries, nall and dining room; kitchen, eistern
and orchard are all good also, fences. For
further information, address
Z. e. BEAU1IIEU,
iaIv29 50 CLARION OFFICE.
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Attention. Taxpayers I.

NOTICE Is HEREBY 6IvES THAT THE
~ Assessment Rolls, Real and Personal, Of the
tity OF jackson, for the year 1855. having been
sHzined and revised by the Board OF Mayor and
Aldermen, are nov % Ele IN tho Office Of the City
Clerk. for the inspection Of those interested Any
person dissatisfied with any aAssnent may file his
or her objection thereto IN writing, Cd or before
the First Monday, the ID day Of August, 49,
JOHN AcfILT4 Mayor
Al n. NcLEoD, City Clerk
fuIr1T - 3u
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MARRIED.

July Goth, 1886. at the residence Of II.
r Estes. ESQ. Estes Mills, Miss, by Rev.
irwin Miller, Mr. ID. j. BRrrr to Miss
CsLIIE CLARK
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Union Female College,
OXFORD. MISS.

EsTABIlsHED THIRTY-Tw0 YEARS; sehal,
10 astie lear begins SEPTEMBER ), 1855. Thor
orIgh course Of English, Classical, scientific and
Mathematical studies, Music and Art. Boarding
IN College under care Of President and lady. Cost
Of years schooling, including board and literary
tuition, $1,000; ii Music Is included. 500 Ad-
J. :. HOWARD
iulyis -S5-et. President
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CANTON, Miss, July p. Regret fills the
hearts of our people over Gen. Grants death.
There is but one sentimental great man has
fallen. His faults are forgotten and his
memory revered, if for no other reason than
that he ceased fighting the south when he
received the sword Office
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For Sale or Reut.

A HANDSOME AND COsM0DI0US RESI-
~ dence in Oxford. Miss Seven large rooms
large yards; garden. orchard aud euthousess CEN
traiIy located and in good erier For terms, adj
dress MRS. = T. ROSCOE, oxford. Miss
julFfs.' sim
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FOR SALE

Epusiness Lots i'm wcsSeu, Miss.
AD Three very desirable business lots on Trout
Street fronting Railroad Avenue for sale By Irus-
tees of the M. K. Church. South, al NesseH, Miss.
splendid opportunity for capitalists 10 invest in
the best Business block ia this thriving town Store
houses in the saRe block paying handsome
rents Address the TRUSTEES II. Z. CHURCH.
iuly99 IS SIN Nesson, Miss.
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Avn Ritternes. aione.

ATLANTA, Ga, July 25.--Chas. II. Wells
managing editor of Dixie, said: ''Extrem
feeling is dead everywhere IN the south anC
Gen Grants death will be as sincerely re
GREETED here as elsewhere
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-07-29

FIRE BRICK. Guaranteed equal to the
best in the English or American markets
at $500 per hundred and $500 per
thousand for sale, by
Gro. S. GREEN & Co.,
2t Jackson, Miss.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-07-29

THE ARKANSAS TRAVELLER ToBAc-
co is the fayorite brand with all lovers OF
the weed. For sale by E. & S. VIRDEN,
Jackson, Miss.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-07-29

The Ash residence on Congress street
will hereafter be occupied by Mr.. +. III.
Emerson and family, who have recently
removed from Edwards to jackson. Mr.:
Emerson was one of the most useful and
respected citizens of Edwards, and his re-
moval here is an accession that will be APP
preeiated by all with whom he may come
in business or social contact.
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His Last Words.

MT. McGREGoR- \. Y, July 23.-As fan
as known the last words uttered b,
Gen. Grant were the request for a glass
water at o'clock.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-07-29

The new postofiice commenced deliver
ing mail matter last Monday morning, and
the south side Of Capitol street has since
become the best travelled pavement in
Jackson
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state Dental Association.

TUE NINTH ANIMAL MEETING or TIE
j Mississippi State Dental Association, viii cum
veDe on TUESDAY, 4TH DAY or AgsegsT, 1ss5 at
Jackson Miss All Dentists are cordially invited
10 be present e z sFISES, President
julys SGT L h. RxzsEET, secsy-
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-07-29

This Institution maintains the highest standards
in Morals Manners, Management, as well rs IN
science Literature. Music and Art 1t is the most
economical school on the contisent for the advan-
taces afforded Beautiful for situation in mild
mountain climate free from malaria send for IL
Illustrated Catalogue with fun particulars The i3d
Session will epen on the 10th Of september, 1850.
CHAS. L. COOKE, SuPt.,
iuiv1s IS ssnas Botetort Springs 7. O., Va
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wuKs you come u JACKSON, Mss, % to
KaLARss. for Meals and Lodging The only seeond-
class house in town Just north Of City Han F.
KALAR, Proprietor. uaiy22, ss-eHa.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-07-29

The ladies OF the Methodist church
win dispense refreshments during the SEES
sion Of Democratic State Convention, at
some convenient place to be hereafter
named
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Capt. A. MizeIl and his daughters,
Misses Calie and Matte, and his little
grand-daughters. Annie and Mamie, left
last Saturday afternoon for Jackson, Tenn,
on a visit TO their relatives in that city.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-07-29

The young people Of the Presbyterian
church, will give an entertainment at
Angeles hall on Friday evening. Music and
refreshments will be the order Of the even
ing and all are cordially invited to attend.
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they will have them on hand fer the IN
spection OF delegates To Sfate Convention,
many Of whom would doubtless be glad 70
make purchases. We have no doubt the
Keeper of the Capitol would give the u e
Of the grounds for that occasion.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-07-29

Any person in Jackson having for sale
= secondhand piano in good condition,
will learn the address of a party wishing
TO purchase, on inquiry at this Office.
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.ShuquaIak Female College,
THE SIXTH SESSION BEGINS OF
s,s s,ofo,.ho,. 9th nav.

The College has gained the reputation aud patroR-
age of much greater age because Of its rtgoT eesf-
conn etc ion broad and finished work The heahft-
f,,Ta1xs j. . noted fact The in iuenees are Chris
III long experience The Curriculum is classical
and comprehensive. Terms reasonable and salts
factory. Correspondence aud a careful inquiry So
bcited l. NJ STONE, President
Shuqualak Miss July y, iss5~2in.
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Miss Nanny Campbell gave lawn
party Monday evening, as a compliment
to her guest, Miss Harris. 1t was elegant
and charming in all its appointments. and
a fitting termination to Miss Harris ex-
ceedingly pleasant visit in our midst.
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Shoes! Shoes! Shoes !!
Received, 156 Cases Of Shoes
Industrial Institute for White Girls.
-EoTIcE-

y7lHE LIST or QUESTIONS PREPARED BY
/ the President Of Industrial College for White
Girls. Lca+ed al Ceiumku reached safur-
day July %, and hereby give notice that viii he
in InF Office every Friday during the month of
August 10 submit said list Of Questions to zppf-
eants for Scholarships in said College. Kinds
county viii be allewed four scholars U board IN
siIege md four 10 board in lawn
,. A. WOLFE
Sup't Edacation Kinds Comfy
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The sidewalk on the south side of
Capitol street is to be put in first-class
repair and OF the prescribed width, as soon
az the grading OF the Government Build
ing grounds begins
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-07-29

We are pleased to note that the Nslo
Wi.stsipDian concurs in our view Of the
-freet railroad matter.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-07-29

Rev. Dr. Short having been granted a
vacation by St. Andrews Parish, he and
his family will spend the next two months
at SeWanee Tenn
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Miss Kate Harris, who has been Miss
Nanny Campbell's guest for the past week,
left for her home last night, leaving a host
Of admirers to regret her departure.
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The friends Of Miss Lizzie George will
regret 70 learn that she takes her departure
in 4 few days for Boston, to be absent
aeVeral mOnths.
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Cooper's Well water by the case, pints
and quarts, plain and carbonated, at SPEN-
eEER & Sous. June II, S5-2m.
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CHEW the celebrated ARKANSAS TRAY
ELER" TOBACCO. For sale by E. & S.
VIRDEN, jackson, Miss.
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The waiermelons on the fruit stands
are not unhealthy. 1t is only when they
are taken internally that they hurt.-N. Q.
Picayune.
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Miss Ada Green entertained Miss
Harris, Of Holly Springs, at a Progressive
Euchre party last week, which was very
delighlLnl 10 the participanLs.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-07-29

Misses Hattie and Ray Goldman, two
charming young ladies Of Pine Bluff, Ar
kansaw, are visiting relatives IN our city.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-07-29

We are pleased to learn from Mr.
Spellman that there is now scarcely a
doubt OF the colored people of the State
holding a grand fair in jackson during the
latte~ part of October next.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-07-29

Rev. Dr. Hunter will take several
weeks rest on his farm in Rankin county,
and will not occupy his pulpit again until
the first Sabbath in September
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NEW ORLEANS. April 4, 1885.

The following was received by a cor
respondent from jefferson Davis:
'sBEAUvoIR, Miss, April 2, 1SS5.-SIR:
Your letter, asking me TO give my views on
the subject of Gen. Grants military career,
has been received. With most respectful
consideration for you and the influential
paper you represent, must decline to COM
ply with the request for the following rea-
sons: Gen. Grant is reported dying; al
though he invaded our country with ruth
less track it was with open hand, and as far
as know he abetted neither pillage nor ar
SON. When his armies were so successful
that Gen Lees army had not even the power
further to retreat, Gen Grant gave terms
both liberal and courteous, aud has since the
war, believe. shown no malignfty nor per-
petuated ISLANDERS against the Confederates,
either of the military or civil service
Therefore, instead of seeking to disturb the
quietude of his closing hours. would, if it
were in my power, willingly contribute to
the repose of his mind and comfort Of his
body. JEFFERSON DAVIS
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BARNETT, sdELLIE, Iuka, Miss.
BELK, ". a. Cairo, Miss.
GRiSLER, J. D.. Byram, Miss
DUNN, &. X, Enterprise, Miss
FAIBGLOTH, }. H., Newbern, Tenn
FLYNT, A. H., Iuka, Miss.
GILBERT, W. E., BELMONT. Miss.
HARRIS, anna Houlka, Miss.
HARRIS, IL e, Milan, Tenn.
HARVEY, X. $, Iaka, Miss
U0LLADAY, r. a, Starkyille, Miss.
HoLLEY. J. r., Eastman, Miss.
H0LLEY, g. a, Rara Avis, Miss.
HD pS0S, ". f., Dyersburg, Tenn.
JoURDAN, W. f., Iuka, Miss.
LEE, J. p, Rara Avis, Miss
LINDSAY, H. b., Rawhide, Ala
MAY, BETTE, Sparta, Miss
MEMORIES, IL, BrooksYille, Miss.
MORGAN, L. B., Brooksyilie, Miss.
NEBLET, F. b., Iuks, Miss.
slBkRf, J. y, Waleot, Ark
IIfkEET, J. A., Florence, Ala
WALKER C. F. RfpIay Miss
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The young people gave very pleas
ant dance at Mr.. Wilcombe's Thursday
evening.
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Miss Harriet Johnston entertained her
friends very gracefully last evening al an
elegant entertainment in honor Of her
birthday.
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Starkville Female Institute,
-SrARKYIELE. MISS

rTsf4E SEVENTEENTH ANNUAL SESSION
i viii open SKPTKNBKR srH- 1855 A superior
education. including Music. Art. Executions and
Modern Languages, offered 10 young ladies. Faeui
II enlarged. New apparatus added. Apply fer
Catalogue To + O. SELLERS
julvS,s s5-1m- President
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The Capitol Light Guards continues to
recruit. 1t has now twenty-eight members,
and four Of these from THE CLsRIoN
force
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Mrs. NJ. 5. Graft and Miss Jennie
Morahcy are visiting the Wells this week.
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Miss Emmie Boyd, Of Brandon, il
visiting Mrs. J. z. Stevens.
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The force Of habit has taken good
many persons to the old post Office since
the removal TO Government Building.
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Mrs F. r. Cooper is having an addi-
ton made to her residence, and otherwise
considerably improving it.
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Mrs. J. ;. Hamilton aud family. and
Misses Mamie and Jennie, left for Cooper
Wells Monday.
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,s1,sIc ASp ART

Ii. L. Paul. Organ. Harmony, German.
DIR II H. Haas. Piano and Theory.
Miss MARY II. PLEAsANTS, Piano and IheHg.
Miss AIAReNRRrrA SCHULZ. Noealizatiou.
Miss A. H. NELSON, uxawiag and Painting.
Mas EMMA PAUL., supt Music Room.
Miss IrIgA PoEcnFR, Piano snd Singing.
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D. W Gw1x, IL n, English Philosophy, History
Nm H. PLEAsASrs, Latin aud Natural Sciences,
WV. TAYLOR THoN, A. NJ, Literature, Compost
ton and French.
CHAs L. COOKE. Mathematics.
MISS y g. BOWMAN, Mathematics.
MRs L. V TURNER. English and Calisthenjcs.
MISS SALLIE l. COOKE, Latin and French.
Miss AGNEs TERRELI, Latin and History
Miss SAIEIE Il. RYLAND Preparatory School.
Miss Marty L. COOKE, Librarian and Registrar.
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Mr.. ". n. Benson j. spending this
week with friends in Port Gibson.
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"A Louisville firm was awarded the
contracts for the finishing work on the
Government Building and grounds in this
city, to-wit, for grading and building
driveway, $4,000; for stone and brick work
on approaches, s495O.00; for granite steps,
$4,000. Total $9050.00, or S2473.0O less
than the only other bid by Washington
firm
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Miss Mary Cooper left last night 70
spend the summer in Kentucky.
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DIR. 3 5. Carter, Nice-President of
National Bank, las been in feeble health
for several weeks. He left with his family
on Monday night for Holmes county. The
Doctor viii try the virtues OF Castilian
Springs, near Durant, in the curative pro-
perties of which he has great confidence.
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jackson, Tenn

rpsHE FoRTY-FIRST COLLEGIATE YEAR Be
4 gins SKPrEMBER 9TH. 1855, with additional
buildings and increased advantages. For full in
formation, address g. {. JoSEs, NJ. A., or the
President. A. W. JONES.
iuly1. aS5-3sn-
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Quite a number of our citizens are
health-recruiting at Cooper's Well. The
number Of visitors now there is about equal
to its capacity. All speak in high praise
Of the splendid fare, elegantly furnished
rooms, and courtesy Of the hotel managers.