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FOR SALE

VALUABLE MULBERRY BLACK HAM
' mock Farm on eastern edge Palo Alto Prairie,
Ma o. r. K containing $50 acres 26V in cultivation
balance fimbered; fine outlet for stock q large
creek; good dwelling; gin house and press ,
stables; fne fruits iHa.bundance; good artesian
well; double tenement houses; Improvements
situated in beautiful sandy grsve. Price 5000 per
acre, 81 600 cash, balance on time. Rent of place
this year pays 1215 &c. interest net above price
Viii guarantee same rents for next three years
J. C. HILL, Abbott, Clay Co, Miss
aprls sI-6t
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A Reliable Art1cle.

: For enterprise, push and desire to get
such goods as viii give the trade safisfac-
ton. Byron Lemly, the Druggist. leads all
and Lung Syrup, because its the best Med.
icine on the market, Tor Coughs, Colds
Group and Primary Consumption. Prizes
80 cents and $l.00. Samples free. Sold By
Byron Lemly.
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FOR SALE.

q FINE twO-story house, cost about 5000, two
- miles from Columbus, ioI . acres. rs cleared
under fence, one-hah cultivated 1854 Rent col
leeted bales cotton, very productive clay suhs1I
good orchard, delightful water good summer and
winter range. Location very healthy; roads good.
80 minutes drive To Columbus; hogs and poultry
thrive with little attention. society. schools and
church privileges unsurpassed Very low for cash.
For further particulars apply To
}. W. CHENN-S, Starkyille Miss.
April T. 'S.J-Gt
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Clarke County-rhe Cheapest Yet !

y DELlGHTFUL HOME, AND wITH FERTILIZERS
a CHOICE FARN-FoR A SoNGt
Con ACRES NEARLY ALL UNDER NEW
C~O rail and wire fence substantially built
Posts rich lightwood; - acres under the plow
balance pasture; located IL miles east NJ. and o. X
r.; convenient % churches, schools. mills, etc.
residence two stories high; rOoms iu good repair
good barn and other buildings: for good water
health and comfort in bot cold the place scarce
has an equal lands level. Price s. % per acre, one
half cash, balance one and two years. $ per cent
interest JOHN MCCORMICK,
apl S, 'S5-6t. Shubuta, Miss.
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FOR SALE

ffl0 ACRES OF LAND N THE CORPORATE
iVU limits OF West Point, in Clay county. Miss
y acres OF timber; the in cultivation; part
hammock; part sandy land suitable Tor a truck OF
dairy farm, or can be sold in town lots; frame
dwelling house with brick basement; large
IN the town; nice orchard and vineyard. j. the
prettiest location in the state Price - 90 cash,
or $ 600 CO. half cash balance in payments TO suit
the purchaser, with interest. For particulars ad-
dress Hon. +. ;. White, or
aprlS 81 Ct MRS. Lucy W BRAME
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VALUABLE PROPERTY

Is BOLTON, HINDS COUNTY FOR SALE.
L Consisting OF Tot containing acres, on which
is located splendid steam grist mill and cot
ton gin. 31-horse-p power Greeuwald engine Straub
mill, Hughes gin stand tbOIh new, Reynolds press
etc. Also, two small tenemcuts on the lot. which
rent we'll. 4 good location for more machinery
Also, desirable residence on large and con We
nient lot Good we'll, cistern, garden, servants
rOom stable etc, lot A II within the corporate
limits Of Bolton, Address ". NJ GRAHAM,
Bolton, Miss, r. \. simpson,
april s. s56t RobiusonviNe, Mis--
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From New Orleans papers. !

7 IVIEI wv VIIINIFII0 IFIItI0.
Mssissippi's fruit exhibit in the Horti
cultural Hall is not only very ereditable
to herself but OF great interest Her ex-
hibit shows that many varieties of apples,
pears, etc, not generally supposed to thrive
in the South, can be grown to perfection il
her borders as well as elsewhere
Her display of fresh fruits in the Hall
though not so large as some others, is made
very attractive by its variety
On On her he tai table Yesterday, lJanuary 25l
oranges, pommegranates, etc, a plate OF
fresh peaches and some ripe, lucious straw
berries just from the garden.
At the late fruit exhibit in the Hall
Mississippi has taken the following premi
ums on fresh fruits competing with
the Mississippi Valley south OF latitude
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AN 81 CO..
RED STAR STORE,
CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.

We have just received, and marked
our Light Weight Clothing.
Black Sicilians, Black and Colored
Mpacas, White and Fancy Vests, etc.
We waited our chances this year and
bought cheap;
Mems Colored Alpaeas............-...Sl.OO Loo
Mems Black Alpacas, $1.00, $3.50, 81. 80.
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FOR SALE.

A VALUABLE PLANTATION SITUATED IN
"A Iensas Parish, Louisiana, of six hundred
and forty acres 40 open and ready for cultivation
i or l3 very good houses; a number OF hands now
on the place, fronts on Cboctlw Bayou, 10 or T.
miles from ST Joseph, known Hard Bargain
Plantation. Price $40 per acre. sold TO effect par
tition amongst heirs. E. J. GUfCE, EXT,
api s, Sj.6t Natehez Miss.
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FOR SALE.

4 SMALL place in sight Of Brookbaven; house
- contains 4 rooms, has dining and
kitchen connected, fine garden, and nice yonng
peach and apple orchard. and hne well OF water.
Price $50 Parties wishing % purchase viii please
address the undersigned, or sherman s Davis
A. I. BrRDISE, Brookhaven, Miss
April !, s..
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For Sale.

TH0I ACRES OF BAYOU PIERRE LAND
ltOf In Claiborne county, 8 miles Of county
seat, miles from y, J. * {. 4 r., 600 OF more
cleared good dwelling, good cabins, fne water, and
excellent stock range. Open land level and un-
surpassed for corn and cotton by any hill planta-
ton in the state. Fer terms easy. address
: J. BRIDGERS
mars ss5 ct Port Gibson. Miss
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FOP CATE

Enn ACRES Of BEST LAND IN HTNDS co.
UUU $50 in high state OF cultivation and hav
meadows. balance in heavy oak, hickory, poplar.
black walnut, etc. Il miles from Jackson, 4 from
Clinton, whore are fine male and female colleges.
sufficient cabins and permABent labor. Bat very
little thin land on the place. NCail aud examine or
for particulars address W. J. SMITH
april 5 sj6t Clinton. Hiss.
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ORANGES.

Best collection from Gulf Coast.
grown west of Florida, not less than twenty
varieties, gold medal and S100, to
Mississippi State horticultural Society.
Fifteen varieties, ditto, silver medal and
SIS; five varieties; ditto, silver medal and
SIS: single variety ditto; silver medal and
$40: all 10 Mississippi State Horticultural
Society.
II is due to Miss G. F. Boardman, Of
Elmer's Point, Harrison county, Miss, TO
state that she contributed a large proper
ton of the finest and best varieties dis
played in the Mississippi State exhibit.
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n mile nom Port GIHson, LIS. On the place
is large brick house of good rooms; also halls
and galleries also kitchen outhouses ciserns, etc,
etc. Unlimited stock water from a never-failinc
spring. barn 10 accommodate all necessary stock,
feed and implements: an abundant supply of fuel
easy access to excellent schools both male and fe
male; within easy access to six seven churches.
For particulars, address PROF. e. HANN,
c. IT, Academy, Port Gibson, Claiborne Co, Miss.
aplZ9 s56t.
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

RE% ACRES. THREE HUNDRED UNDER
Oket fence; about 200 OF which is fine bottom
land balance in timber; pine. oak and cypress :
1 fine dwelling; rooms, Outh0uses, cribs and sta
bles; running water; splendid well water; nice
locality; fine garden; young orchard; good range
for stock; enough timber to pay for the place il
put into lumber. P. W. EsIELL,
1 april Is, 's5-5t. summit, Pike Co, Miss.
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FOR SALE

VTINE RESIDENCE IN LOUISVILLE, WIN
II ston county. Miss, s rooms ia main building
with large dining and storer0Oms in form of an J..
with kitchen joining Porch in front both below aHC
above stairs with all necessary outhuiidings with
acres Of land. Two fine wells Of never-failing
splendid water Price very lows. GO cash.
GEO Y. WOODWARD, NJ D,
aprl6, S5-Gt. Louisville. Miss.
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FOR SALE.

400 AcEEs or al LASD ,Sl ,, r. eoPIAH p mic CO.
Browns Wells and miles from the l. c. 4 K.
Two settlements Of 200 each, i50 cleared
to each settlement under q splendid rail fence.
Also talerable good dwellings, bored wells, etc.
splendid location for country store. Viii sell in
200 acre lots if preferable. Terms, 500 per acre
half cash, balance, one and Two years, with eight
per cent interest. For further Information, 4d-
dress L r PIERCE
nnnr25 -s5.6t Beauregard. Miss.
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FOR SALE.

n SMALL FARM NEARLY EQUAL DIST nee
- from Beauregard and Wesson, one mile
OF depot: So acreS-21 cleared and under fence-and
balance in good timber. A fine summer spring and
good we'll wafer. A good residence in hFSf-rafe
repair Price $500 s50c cash, and balance in orc
year with per cent interest Possession, jan
J. fss6 Address Tor particulars,
ISNAS ". COOPER
api /. .ss5.st- Madison station, Miss.
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Land in Montgomery, Choctaw
and Webster.
$500

OEON ACRES WITH TWELVE SETTLE
0cOO ments-cau be III vided into twenty
farms Improvements good well waterci churches
schools; hoT.e. water and steam mills; convenient
iy located part OF land Wei adapted to stock rails
ing; situated on Big Black River. Wolf aud siul
berry creeks; VIII sell in tracts OF 100
10 suit purchaser. One-thjri cash. balance in j, =
and years, with 10 &c. interest
4. VI. POW ELL, Mayheld, Mont'ry. Co, Miss.
qvlfs
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3.jS3

0sSsD south Of Raymond, 5 miles northwest ot
Terry. in Kinds county, Miss, improvements
good; church and school convenient VIII divide
IN lots to suit purchasers the land IS good. Apply
% CHAS MARTIN,
April l. ts5 Raymond, Miss.
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FOR SALE.

A FINE sTORE-HOUsE N LOUISVILLE
n Winston Co, Miss, 30xS0 feet. Brick base
msnf, balance framed-frOut room 39x60 feet, with
tive back rooms l5x2D feet each. with warehouse in
rear. Toomy lot and a we'll Of ine water % same.
A fiHe roomy stOreh0sse in good ADcaIitr. where a
strong firm e9uld do a hne basineSs. Price g go
cash. Apply 70
GEO Y WOODWARD, President,
Of NGodwzrd's Liver Removal ter Co.
apis, 'S5s5t- Louisville, Miss
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EOR SALE

7An ACRES OF LAND ADJOINING THE
lfO incorporation Of Clinton. Miss. good wa
ter new buildings. and about 60 acres Of woodland
place in good state Of en- ltiyation For particulars
address the undersigned az Clinton, Miss
anrl / S5-st e. f. MCPHERSON
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New Advertisements
uliTarSitIOf Tngilia.

- uMMER LAW LECTURES lNINE WEEKLY
- begin 9th July lNs5, and end 9th September.
nave proved ol,ajg&ll use,-lst, to students who
design to pursue tpeir STUDIES st this or other Law
school! ID io those VINO propose 10 read privately
and Sd, To practitioners who h9ve not had the ad-
vantage of systematic instruction. For circular
apply p. O. University uf Va Ia JoHN b. MINOR.
Prof. Com and stat. law. Imaye 'S5-lm.
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We understand that the members Of
the Young Peoples Society Of the Baptist
church, contemplate giving, at an early
date Dickens tea-party.' This will be
something quite new to our people, and We
feel sure will he an elegant entertainment,
well worthy OF the cause in behalf Of which
it viii be given.
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For Sale on Eesv Terms

TWO LOTS AND GOOD RESIDENCES, IN
l. Blue Mountain, Tippah Co, Miss Also Il
acres Of timbered land near this village Blue
Mountain Female College, and Blue Mountain Male
Academy are located here, aud offer superior educa-
ti0nal facilities. Address NJ. 3. LOVELY.
apl y, ,'S5.6t Blue Mountain, Miss
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Mr.. Charles Mauship, Jr, who has
been spending several weeks so pleasantly
at his old home, has, we regret to say been
forced to cut short his visit, owing to a
telegram received to-day, calling him to-
the bedside of a little daughter who Is
dangerously i'll. He leaves tonight for
his distant home in Minnesota, and we
trust will find his daughter much improved
iu health
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RELIABLE
BEING OVERLOOKED WITH
THE OLD

BEING OVERLOOKED WITH
Waltham. Elgin. Rockford, and
other best grades of Gold and Silver
Watches; Diamonds. and other
Solid Gold Jewelry, ROLLED GoLD
JFwELRY, Solid Silver Ware.
Clocks, etc. I viii sell the above dur
ing the Summer at prices l9'rer than can
be had al any other time, or aagrlers
else.
Seutter's is, as always, headquar-
ters for the Best spectacles and
Eye Glasses, and Largest Stock in
in this State.
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The new iron fence enclosing the
grounds of the Deaf and Dumb Institute
is % marked Improvement. With the ad-
dition of several coats of paint ON the
main building, this would be one of the
most beautiful places in the State.
The clarion., 1885-05-06

The colored Benevolent Beneficial
Isciety of this city, wish to give notice to
fuI friends that, on Saturday night next.
. series of festivals will be commenced to
continue every Saturday night for four
weeks, at their hall Tor the benefit cf the
society.
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School Wanted,

For the Summer months, commencing
July 1st. References given. Address I
7. MARTIN, Clinton, Miss. Iap29-3t.
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1850

E4&n ACRES LYING IMMEDIATELY
AsSeSp north Of Walden, Miss, both sides
Of l. c. r. R.; partly inside Of the corporation and
not more than 400 yards from depot. 800 acres
cleared and in fine state OF cultivation, balance in
oak, gum and cypress timber. The entire tract is
level and we'll watered. Good residence aud other
necessary outEouses. No tract OF land in Central
Mississippi Is better adapted TO stock raising or
farming than this. Price very low and terms easy.
Call on, OF address /. W. HERRING,
api %, SJ.6t. Birmingham. Ala
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FOR SALE.
100

HnHA OR ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
n " ~ acres Of valuable Farm land, four miles
west from jackson, near the Natchez, jackson &
Columbus Z. L. About 20 acres are in cultivation
The tract is reached by good roads Is accessible 10
churches and school houses. Terms cheap Tor
cash. Apply 20 MRS ). J. J0S f.,
aDl y -S56t Jackson. Miss.
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E7,or rxxo ,rhousa,rd DoIIars CASH.

Il Mrs. n. z. BRIDGES 0uers % seII her elegant
two story residence in summit, Miss, l. c. Rail-
road. one hundred and ei hi miles from New Or
leans. EligibIy located newly painted and in
thorough order; fine kitchen and flower garden on
premises. Possession given Immediately II de-
sired Address as above. lapl - 's56t.
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state Female College Masonic Notice,

OFFICE GRAND MASTER OF 3AsoSS-
HERNANDo, May 4, ls>5.
Having accepted the invitation Of the
Trustees Of State Industrial Female Col
lege, TO lay the foundation sbeue thereof,
notice is hereby given that the Grand
Lodge Of Mississippi. A. F. and A Masons
VIII be ecfaliv convened for that pur-
pose, in the City Of Columbus, on Tues
day, the lqth day OF the present month, at
II o'clock A. N. l viii be pleased to meet
on that occasion all the Grand OHleers and
as many Of the brethren residing in this
Grand Jurisdiction as can conveniently
attend J. B. MORGAN,
Attest: Grand Master.
j. L. Power, Grand Secretary.
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The concert Thursday evening will be
followed by ball at the Hook and Lad
der Hall, complimentary TO the young
ladies participating i'm the concert.
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BY EXPRESS |

Misses silk Mitts........................40c doc.
Ladies silk Mitts..
Ladies Black Cotton Hose, white
heels and toes.
Ladies Black, Brilliant Lisle Hose...75c.
White and Cream Eseurial Lace
Parssols. $1,000
Novelties in Black Parasols, at. $500
Our $3.50 Parasol is lined, trimmed
with all silk lace, has gilt ribs, and was
sold last year for $500.
Our $3.50 Parasol sold year ago for
S6. 50 STEDMAN & co.
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Capt T. II. Culley, of the Fsyette
Chronicle. stopped over and paid us q visit
un Friday last and departed 20 the Hill
City on Saturday.
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FOR SAIFg

ola ACRES UNIAPRovED, FINELY TIM
-fU bered land, white oak, hickory, poplar.
beach, etc, mostly bottom land. This i fertile
tract Of land, lying Aberdeen branch OF T. c. z
4, in sight Of Eentress, in Chocfow Co. Miss
Price $500 per aere. JAS j. WOODWARD
zpris, -, 81. New Prospect Miss
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SPLENDID LAND FOR SALE.

81 A. "a ACRES OF WELL TIMBBRED AND
- X ~ watered land easy of cultivation. above
overflow, " in sell exchange for land i'm north
eastern part ot State for merchandise. For FUR
ther information address l. j. INES
ail -, S5.6t. Little Springs, Franklin Co, Miss
The clarion., 1885-05-06

Mr. james Boyd of Haut-vilIe, Ala,
spent Sunday with his brother, Mr. Jno. J..
Boyd. lla was .g r.Htr tD she Exposition.
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Quite number Of visitors from the
uaigauadug towns. and many from Nicks-
aar. win pe present at the concert to-mor-
I.e evening
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.Nr and Mr.. Jno j. Richardson. Of
N.a Orleans. Gre the guests oi Mr.. and
Mr. Bob. J.. Saunders, Of this city.
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Miss salIie Compton, who is so uni
yersal iayorite in society here, was mar
ried last week in Holly Springs, to Mr..
Goyer, OF Memphis. Our congratulations
and very best wishes are rendered Mr.. and
Mrs. Goyer.
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The following are the aspirants for the
City Postolice: G.. II. Manship, r. j.
Wharton Jr., Marion Smith, ). Watkins.
j. w. Johnson, G. p. Buckly, J. w.
rliugan, Il. K. Holmes.
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10000 Hand Made Heart Cypress
Shingles 1925 per thousand Tor sale BY
Geo. s. Green 4 Co.
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Mics jamie Paxton, Of Vicksburg. is
M ,ue city, the guest Of Miss Martha
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The fret picnic OF the season will be
enjoyed Saturday, by a merry party OF
Young people.
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The old Standard and Celebrated -

The Old Standard and Celebrated
Meriden Silver Plate Co. and th,
Middletown Silver Plate Company
every visitor viii reeolIeet their gorssou.
Er4iBas at the Grea. Philadelphia Cn.as
aiaL Manufacture Strictly Quadruple-
Plate silverware, mot triple of uu,
surpassed Elegance, Taste and Duubata
They are represented in Jackson. Miss.
by E. y. SErrrER only; and who now
offers during the dull summer months. the
contents of his Showcases. overcrowdsd
with this Superior Silver Ware, -
LISTEN Regardless of profits.
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FOR SALE

CEyERAI THOUSAND ACRES OF LAND
- mostly unimproyed. situated in Winston Co.,
Miss Most OF it well tifnbeEed. Prices from 25eis
10 500 per acre. Apply TO
JOHN c. WOODWARD,
aprls -, ct. Louisville, Miss.
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The addition 10 Dr. Harringt1u's
house ou State street has improved it Won
driG.iy, and when finished it win be an
,Eaaad.ugly pretty home
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DECISIONS OF SUPREME COURT
IgEPoRTED FoR THE CLARION BY c. c.
CAMPBELL.
1IoNDAY. 8Iay 4. 1855.


The following cases were A5irmed:
4s56-G. W Reynolds y. Alcorn County.
$50 -Cornelia kolberg :. Ernest kol-
berg.
'4s47-E Elizabeth 5. McDougal v. People
Savings Bank.
1856 Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing
Co V 3. T. Ligon.
4857-N O., B. r., v & NJ. R. r. Co. y.
J. J. Norwood.
4-9s-A Roy V W. Z. Moore < co.
1901 W. \. Pass y. Wm. Lee MeLendou,
4905-J h Leayenworth :. o. B. Critten-
den
4906-Lidia Gibbs, ct al y r. Z. Dortch.
The following cases were Reesrsei and
Temanded
4S43-V. & ~ r. r. Co. Y. Nat. MCGOWAN.
4s95-Newberg x Anderson v Warren
Cowau.
49l2-G. w Marlar, ct al v State OF Mis-
sissippi, use etc.
49I4- -Newberger x kory Y. Hugh Per-
kins, et al.
4G92-Southern Telegraph Company '.
Alabama Great Southern Rail-
road Company. Reversed and
the cause dIsfl1 iS=e9
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Mis- Wiher-poon, ef Nazoo City il
\fr- IS. II II Green's guest
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e1Ean WILL BUY A NICE LITTLE PLACE
ing houses i've rooms each, splendid barn,
buggy house, negro cabin, and good garden. Would
make a magnificent fruit and vegetable farm, situ-
a1ed at Gallman, the l. G r. r., four miles south
OF Crystal Springs Copiah County. For further in
formation apply o Mr.. J0Hs DAY, the Vegetable
King Of Crystal Springs, Miss, or 10
DR. J. GIB ERT.
aprll5, 'S5.61. NcNair, jefferson Co, Miss.
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CONTINUING THE EXPOSITION

next winter is being discussed. The
exhibitors are very generally we'll in
clined to the idea, and the city papers
all favor the proposition. 1t will cost a
large sum to take care Of the property
during the summer months, and most Of
the State Commissioners will not feel
authorized to incur any expense beyond
the present Exposition season; still it
would seem like a pity to pull down and
break up 50 suddenly these splendid and
costly buildings, with their crowded
and artisticaily arranged contents. The
croakers and horrible weather were
against the Exposition the first few
months; but it has outlived the first and
the other Is now all that could be desired
Should the Exposition be continued, |
feel sure that the Exposition Commits
sioners of Mississippi will not only au-
thorize the exhibit to remain complete
as it is, but will take steps to make it
even more perfect by the second grand
opening. Yours, j. L. =.
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M--. Willie Stevens and children. OF
Brandon are visiting Mrs.. J. p. Stevens
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Blind Tom held forth to well pleased
auJi,uee los. uigat.
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FOB SALE.

fsn ACRES OF LAND WITH HANDSOME
IdC residence, outhouses, and a tine spring situ-
ated On Tangipahoa, river, and the J. G Railway,
at Osyka Miss. one OF the healthest places in he
South. VIII he sold very cheap for cash For fur
+her information address J. J. STOKES.
aurII5 - st 4<vka Miss
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FABIUS.

MY WRITINGS AGAINST PROHIBITION,
vi with other pieces are now in pamphlet form
a IHE CLARION Office, copy OF which can be
had by any desiring 70 read it, by applying TO
that Office, free Of charge and postage paid n,
expense FABIUS.
apl 4. .'S5.ff.
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STEDMAN 6 co.
Red Star Store
CLOTHING!

Now opened, large assort rtment Of
Summer Clothing in Alpaca and Sicilian
Coats and Vests. White and Fancy
Vests, etc.
Boys Knee Pants, Youths Pants and
Boys and Youths Goats.
This Clothing was bought very late in
the season and at prices very much be-
low what they sold at earlier.
You viii find them very decided Bar
gains.
We still sell AIiddlesex Blue Flannel
Suits at $500, and Kennebec Worsted
Suits at $1,000.
Boys Knee Pants soc, Soc, and $l.o0.
Youths Long Pants, all wool, IA to
Is years-$2.0O, fully worth $500.
STEDMAN 4 co.
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Mis- Fannie >erugg- Of Holly SPRING.
-.....tiaz Miss Mamie Robinson.
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OE~ACREs LAND-oSE HTNDREs ACRE
~OS under fence. with dwelling and store
house, land other improvements necessary 10 con-
stituIe good home and farm, in Tyro, Tate Co
Miss A splendid stand 10 sell goods Situated
midway between the " 4 7. r. r., and l. c. r. r.
1S miles wess of senatobi2. Miss VIII sell above
property at barrain, or exchange for property il
town or station on the y. O., Xicksburg K Menphi,
R R., or Memphis 4 Holly springs 4 r. Address
r. D. WILSON, 1yTo. Tate Co., Miss
april S, ,'s5.et