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The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-08-05
STANLEY HUNTLEY DEAD.
The Author of ''spoopendyke Papers" Die
of Rriyhf,s Disease


NEW YORK, Aug. STANLEY Huntley,
well known journalist, died in this city Of
Bright's disease. He was the son of wei
known New York lawyer and was born il
1S45 He achieved no little celebrity as tn
author of the ''Spoopendyke Papers, y whicl
he wrote for the Brooklyn Eagle He en-
tered business life as reporter fol
the Western Press and was for a lonl
time connected with Chicago newspapers
While in the west he had some remarkabl
experiences with the Indians, and by curinl
a chief of one of the tribes, he was adopte.
in the tribe and subsequently, it is said, be
came a medicine man.
He came east about six years ago an
since that time has been identified with tn
press of New York and Brooklyn As
writer he possesses great fund of hume
and considerable diScrintiya ahilitY
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Grants Cabinet.

MOUNT McGREGoR, N. Y, Aug. The
following has just been issued: 'The under
signed respectfully invites all ex-members of
his fathers cabinet TO attend the funeral OBJ
sequies to be held on the sth proximo, in
New York. All acce pting this invitation
are respectfully requested to advise Gen.
Hancock who will assign them to appropri-
ate places in the procession.
FIRED GRANT,
Gen. Jackson and Col Beck WI were
Frustrated by the electric bolt have COM
pletely recovered.
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There were about Two hundred persons

There were about Two hundred persons
al. Cooper's Well last Sunday, Of whom
more than one-haIf had been guests for .
week or longer. The Indictment weather
kept the crowd mostly indoors. The
elegant building handsomely furnished
rooms. and splendid fare ELECTED the praise
Of everybody. The proprietors Of the
Well feel % much encouraged they are
discussing plans for additional buildings,
identifying the grounds, etc, in time Tor
next season. And Col. Jones 5. Hamilton
says he is willing to take liberal stock IN
a railroad from Raymond to the We'll.
The distance would be about three and a
half miles.
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Jesse Grant,

Mt. McGREGoR, n Y, Aug. There
viii be no public exposure of the remains,
but permission will be granted few init
mate friends to view the remains. j esse
Grant says the statement that he was going
as an engineer to the river Euphrates is
news TO him. He thinks possible business
interests will oblige him to 60 to California
to reside after few months
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-08-05
Saw derser.s state canitol.

TRENTON, n. J., July 31.-The capitol re-
building commission accepted the plan of L.
II. Broome of Jersey City, who viii receive
the prize of 500 The dimensions of the
building will be 60x160 feet, sixty-nine feet
longer than the old building. Work viii bs
begun some time this year.
Cable Sparks.
There have been twenty -four cases and
four deaths from yellow fever at Havana up
to July 10.
The German decree expelling Poles is
being vigorously enforced
The cholera has invaded the French from
tier.
In Lyons, France, 5000 silk weavers
made a successful demand for higher wages.
The Afghan army on the frontier mum
bers 20, 600 men The Russians have thirty
companies
A man named Hamilton, alias Rivers, an
American. was sentenced TO twenty years
Imprisonment for murder at Zacetecas,
Mexico.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-08-05
Cable Sparks.

Doyle & Co.'S flint glass factory at Pitts
burg was burned, and McBeth s. Co.'S glass
factory and several other buildings were
badly damaged by fire.
The residence of Charles VogeI, near Sey-
mour, Ind, was destroyed by fire
The dwelling of John Randolph, near
Richview, Ill, was burned by an incandiary.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-08-05

terday. Or. w. II. Marshall, Of Oxford u
President; DR.. 4. J. Miller, Jackson. Score
fary. Two applicants for license we're ex-
anlined Bowen Lester, OF Sardis, and VI.
w. Dicket, Of Magnolia Both bodies will
adjourn to-day.
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CentralFemaleInstitute.
Clinton. Kinds County. Hi~s.
The Thirty-Third Collegiate Year will
begin Tuesday, Sept. %, 1885.

ADV ANIA0E>3--
DRESTIGE or A LONG AND SUCCESSFUL
i career; Full Corps Of Accomplished Pretess-
Ors and Teachers Curricuiuns, varied and eleya-
ted; Cabinets Libraries and other means of Illus.
tration. Unsurpassed: Location, accessible and
noted Tor its healthfulness; pleasant Home foI
Boarders, where order, neatness and refinement are
taught by preeept and example; Expenses low.
For Catalogues or other Information, address
De. WALTER HiLI4MAN.
RoRERT KELLs Pres't OF Board Of Trustees.
GEo. WHITFIELD, Secretary.
julyza, 's5-Sm.
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Special to Trustees and Teachers.

TIsHE MANAGER OF THE NORMAL TEACH-
Il Frs Agency and Shorthand Bureau OF Bowling
Green, Ky, have decided TO establish branch
Office in this State, at Meridian. The Agency is
unlike all Others in many respects LIST. 1t charges
no registration fee. I'd. None but competent teach
ers are ever entered upon books; and Sd, 1t is
the largest in the South, Trustees are requested
examine lists before employing teachers.
Teachers wishing situations requested TO com
municate with me at Waynesbero, Miss, until
October /. Teachers desiring membership must
send their photograph and ten cents for applicants
blank. Circulars free. Address at once,
J. G. BALLARD,
inly22 '35.4w. Manager Miss. Branch Office
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Warren Female Institute,
OXFORD. MISS.

yHNHE EXERCISES OF THIS SCHOOL WILL BE
- reumed SEPTEMBER 2, 1855, with full corps
OF competent teachers. First-class instruction in
Vocal and Instrumental Music, EIocution etc. Adj
dtional accommoda ions for boardefs are in pro-
cess of building and will be completed by the OPEN
ing Of the session. Small boys admitted 10 Primary
and intermediate grades. For particulars, cata-
logues, etc. apply to
MRS. G. A. LANCASTER. Principal.
s,4IvI f5xfor Miss.
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suggestion Regarding a Burial salute

HARTFORD, Conn, July 3l.-Maj. Gen.
VIM B. Franklin, at a citizens meeting,
suggested that notice of the firing of guns at
Gen Grants grave on the day of the funeral
be given by telegraph to the country, and
the simultaneous firing of sixtY-three shots
to take place all over the Union wherever
the people hold memorial services
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-08-05

We differ in creed and politics, but We
are a unit all the same ON desirableness of
fine head of hair. If you mourn the loss
of this blessing and ornament. a bottle or
two of Parker Hair Balsam will make you
look as you did in the dear old days 1t is
worth atrialj The only standard soc article
for the hair.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-08-05

Divine service is now held at the
Jewish synagogue every Friday evening at
o'clock, and every Saturday morning at
$50. The rabbi, Rev. l.. Weiss, delivers a
discourse every Friday evening. His next
theme will be "Bible Critics" The public
cordially invited to all services at the
synagoVue
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Mr.. walter Malone, a talented

Mr.. Walter Malone, talented young
gentleman OF DeSoto county, Is now IN
Jackson, canvassing for his second volume
of poems. His FIRST volume, "Carlbel and
other POEMS" appeared in 1882, IN hi us
sixteenth year. The new volume VIII VI,
contain about $50 pages, II mo-, and VIII
he published in handsome style; price
$3.50. The book will be delivered TO sub
scrihers November j.
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Franklin Female College,
HOLLY SPRINGS. MISS.

uyHOSE SEEKING A SCHOOL FOR THEIR
Il Daughters Wards, will find here Home
and School combined, offering every advantage OF
a thorough and accomplished education in city
noted Cor its good health, refined and cultivated
society.
Thirty Seventh Annual Session viii commence
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER Z. 1855 Terms very mod
crate. For Catalogue, etc, apply 10
MRS NARY b. CLARK, Principal
0ra
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-08-05

As the freight train of the n ]. " G.
K. K. was pulling in yesterday evening,
when within about 200 yards OF their depot
the track spread, causing the engine and
tender to leave the rails. Ii was late
hour before they got everything IN running
order No serious damage was done.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-08-05

Mr.. Brown discovered last week that
he had no petro oil in his warehouse, and
great was the disappointment among his
many customers when they could not be
supplied. He has since replenished his
stock, and his 'non-explosiye" shines
again in many dwellings
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-08-05
" Atfliction sore long time he bore,

But had he used DR. Pierce's "Golden
Medical Discovery the greatest blood
purifier known, he might still be living
For all serofulous diseases this preparation
is a sovereign and never faiIing-remedy
Ali humors from a pimple to an ulcer
yield to it. 1t will cure consumption
(Which is scrofulous disease of the lungs
ii taken in time. All druggists have it.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-08-05

-Messrs. Hunter & Harrington have a
mail-box at their drugstore where uptown
people may leave their letters with the
assurance that they will be delivered at
postoflice in time for the mails. They will
also keep a supply Of stamps for sale.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-08-05

We are indebted to the courtesy OF
Messrs. c. II. Shaifer, w. G. Wills, L. d.
Fondreu, S. X. Smith and Chas Fitzgerald,
committee, for an invitation TO participate
in a basket pic mic at Hanging Moss Creek
tomorrow. Thursday.
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Medical Department Of The Tulane
University of Louisiana.

Formerly 1s47-1ss4 he UaireTsity q Lo,isie,.a.l
POSSESSES UNRIvALLED ADVANTAGES
1 for practical instruction. since the law secures
il superabundant materials from the great Charity
Hospital with its 700 beds, S.eo0 sick admitted and
1000 visiting patients annually Students are
freely admitted 20 and taught at the bedside o.
the sack, in other institution. For Circular or
additional information, Adde'S
;. T. CIIAILLE Dean,
P. o. Drawer 26l. New Orleans, la.
julyS, SPIN.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-08-05

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI. chancery Court
Kinds County. First District.
2ss lsg Estate Of
Edgar q. and D. = o. Hodge. Minors
usHE FINAL ACCOUNT OF \. HODGE. Guar
1 dian Of Edgar o. Hodge and D. l. @. Hodge,
Minors with petition for final settlement and an
zdzvit or declaration showing that all the parties
interested IN such settlement non-fe<idents Of
Mississippi and that their posf-ofice address Is
Akron. State OF Ohio You are hereby cited 10 ap-
pear at term Of the Chancery Court for the First
District Of Kinds County Mississippi, At the Court
Room. City II Jackson, Mississippi on the sEcoSE
cause. If any you can, xhy the final scc0unt Of n.
Hodge, guardian. nov on ME in orr said court, sha
ref e. allowed and zpux0ved and the said E@arxizH
dfschsrred r. T.kATIIFF. chnncery Clerk.
Jackson, Miss. Aus- 5, 1855 ~
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-08-05

The young ladies Of the Hebrew Con-
rrevation realized about two hundred dol
lars by their recent efforts, which viii De
used in the purchase OF a carpet for The
Synagogue. The entrance TO the building
is to be materially altered. And we nots
with pleasure that under the spiritual
leadership OF Bev. L. Weiss, the congrega'
tion appears to be more united IN all re-
ligious work that heretofore.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-08-05

As an aromatic elixir the Home Sanative
Cordial forms an elegant combination OF
fluid extract, which is enhanced in our
opinion by its valuable therapeutic prop
critics
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-08-05

Miss Bessie Brunson is kindly arrang-
ing for concert at the Deaf and Dumb
Institute next Friday night, for the benefit
Of the Protestant Orphan Asylum at
Natchez small admission fee, % cents,
will be charged
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-08-05

THE ARKANSAS TRAVELLER" ToBAc-
CO is the favorite brand with all lovers of
the weed. For sale by E. & S. NTRDEN,
Jackson, Miss.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-08-05

Messrs w. S. Skellenger, Luther
Nanship and Geo. F. Hunter attracted
quite a large audience to the parior al
Cooper's Well hotel on Sunday last by
their singing of sacred hymns, such as
Nearer NV God TO Thee and other
favorites. These gentlemen constitute :,
musical trio that will never iail TO draw
whom the shirt moves them to sing.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-08-05

Should the street railroad track be re-
moved to the center of Capitol street, The
next improvement in order viii be good
brick pavement from the Edwards House
to the Government Building.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-08-05

Misses Annabelle and Emma Power,
and Rosamond Perkins, left yesterday Tor
Fayette The former will be absent all
summer, and the latter several weeks.
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Nine Thausand Idle.

FALL RIVER, Mass, July 9-The frs
week of the shut down has begun Twenty.
two of the fifty-four mill in the city are ST
lent and s, 400 operatives are idle
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-08-05

Capt. r. w Banks, Internal Revenue
Collector for Mississippi, will enter upon
his duties to-day. There viii be change
in the working force OF the office-all the
appointees OF Capt Sykes being retained.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-08-05

Mr. A. {. Kerr has entered upon his
duties as janitor Of the Government Build
ing. "Bud." will keep things in good
order on the premises.
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WHEN you come to Jackson, MISS. go Il
KALAR's, for Meals and Lodging. The only second
class house in town. just north OF City Hall F.
KALAR, Proprietor july22, 's5-6nl.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-08-05

FIRE BBIcK.-Guaranteed equal to the
best in the English or American markets
at $500 per hundred and $500 per
thousand for sale, by
GEO. S. GREEN & Co.,
ct Jackson. Miss.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-08-05

The Gem Band will give concert,
under the direction Of Prof Blees, at Rob
inson's Opera House, on Wednesday night,
18th inst
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Cooper's Well water by the case, pints
and quarts, plain and carbonated, at SPES-
GEER & Sons. June q S5- I'M
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We are pleased to state that Miss Nora
schwartz, who has been Frustrated with
typhoid fever for several weeks, is now in
a lair way OF recovery.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-08-05

PostofIice boxes have been arranged
At Ledbetter's drug store, on State street,
and at the drug store Of Ledbetter & Co, on
Capitol street.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-08-05

Miss Matte Alexander, head OF the
Millinery Department Of Messrs. Stedman
4 Co, left last night for New York, m the
interest Of the firm. Messrs. Stedman y
Co. recognize the fact, that to keep pace
with the changing styles, it il necessary
for their Milsiner to know what IS worn
and how to wear it. They do not reckon
the expense, ii it furthers the interest q
their Millinery Department, which they
pride themselves upon as being the leading
Millinery establishment OF the State
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Courtesy is an important factor in sue
ccssiul hotel management, and it appears
10 be held at its full value at Cooper's
Well
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Winona Female College,
xv.xAya MISS
wtNOSa. MISS.

r.,tTIS INSTITUTION NOW ENTERS UPON
Incarceration and has been steadily growing IN
hunters and In usefulness During the past ses-
sion one hundred and twenty five pupils were en-
rollad The College with her successful career Tor
a series Of wears her complete organization, and
her united patronage, again presents her claims 70
the public for the ensuing year.
The next session opens ON the Fiksr MoSpAf ~
SEPTEMBER 1889, and closes ON Thursday 81 the
third week in June following, session oi "rty
inlyp7 "a. iw n T. BACON, President.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-08-05

CHEW the celebrated ARKANSAS TRAY
ELERr TOBACCO. For sale by E. & S,
VIRDES. Jackson, Miss
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-08-05

Miss Cecile Strauss entertained her
friends at an elegant birthday entertain
Dent last night.
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THE SCHOOLS.
HoIlins Institute.
ROrETas5RT SPRINGS. VA.

CHAS. l. COOKE, A. NJ. General SepertatsHdt.
MRS f. :. CHILDS. Aseociafs Principal
D. W. GwrS, IL D., English, Philosophy, History
Nm H. PURAsASIs, Latin and Natural Sciences
WIN TAYLOR TnoM, 4. NJ. Literature, Compost
ton and French.
CffAs l.. CockE. Mathematics.
Miss \. r. BOWMAN, Mathematics.
Nes L. V. TURNER, English and Calisthenies.
Miss SALLIE l. Cooke, Latin and freaeh.
Miss AeNEs TERgEiI, Latin and History
Miss SAHIIE r. RILASp, Preparatory School.
MISS MArTY /. Cooke, Librarian and Registrar
MUSIC AND ART
n 1. PApt1. Organ, Harmony, German
pR H. H. HAAS Piano and Theory
MISS MARY NJ. PLEAsASrs, Piano aud Theory
Miss MARSAKErrN ScHVLz. Nocalization
Miss A. /. NELSON. Drawing and Painting
Mas EMMA PAUL.. supt- Music Room.
Miss JuIIA PoRcHER, Piano and Singing,
This Institution naintains the highest standards
In Morals Manners, Management az well as IN
Science Literature, Music and Art. II IS the NEST
economical school on the continent Tor the adFali-
taees Afforded Beautiful for situation IN a mid
mountain climate free from malaria. send Tor IL
ustrated Catalogue with full particulars. The isd
session will open on the 10th Of september 1855.
CHAS /. COOKE, Supt-,
fnlvf5 81 -2nla Botetort springs 7. O, Va.
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The Circuit Court at Raymond has re-
cruited the penitentiary force to the mum
Der OF ten.
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L0cAL AND OTHER NOTES.

Col. ]. J. shannon, Of Meridian, is in
the city to-day.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-08-05

An excursion from Yazoo City brought
a large number Of colored people to Jack
son this morning
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In the Dear Old Days.

Cooper's Well water by the gallon at
SPENGLER q Sons. June IL, 'S5-2m.
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Starkyille Female Institute,
-STARKVsIg.E yIISS.-

rIsHE SEVENTEENTH ANNUAL SESSION
L will open SEPTEMBER 9TH, 1885. a superior
education, including Music, Art, NIzloeution, and
Modern Languages, offered to young ladies' Facul
ty enlarged. New apparatus added. Apply Ter
Catalogue to I. q. SELLERS,
july6, SPIN. President.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-08-05

DR.. Robert Kells has lett Vernon,
Wisconsin, for Hudson, n. Y, where he
will spend the balance Of the summer.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-08-05

Miss Jennie Anderson, Of Brandon, is
visiting relatives in the city.
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For the Legislature.
SCHOOL DIRECTORY

Nv are authorized 20 announce W. ~; - -
foR fer representative subject 70 As'ion y ''''
c..rntr Dernocratic Convention
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located at SEWANkE. IENN-, upon the Cum
eerland Plateau. 90 kt above the SEA level This
school, under the special patronage OF tlie Bishops Of
Protestant Episcopal Church, in the South and
Southwest efers the heaishiest residence and the
best advantages both Fn0ra and educational in its
Grammar School and in its Collegiate aud Theeogi-
cal Departments For the special claims OF this
The Rev. TELF4IR H0DG>llN, yieS Chancellor,
Sewanee. Tenn.
aus. 5 sim
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Blue Mountain Female College.

REV W T LowREY. A. NJ. President
REv. W. +. BERRY. A NJ, Prof Greek aud
Latin.
Eight other efficient and experienced Teaehers.
The Preparatory. Collegiate, Music and Art De-
partments well organized and equipped Course Of
study extensive; Instruction. thorough Discipline
mild but Strict Buildings, convenient; Aeeommo-
dations, ample; Expenses. moderate; Location,
noted for bealthfulness orderly society and bold
springs OF free-stoRe water.
During last Session las pupils enrolled, 81
OF them boarding. Next Session will open sRP-
TENDER 14TH, 1855. For further information or
catalogues, address,
LowREY & BERRY. Proprietors,
juiys. s5-5in. Blue Mountain, Tippah Co. Miss
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-08-05
state Dental Association.

nHE NINTH ANNUAL MEETING OF The
Mississippi State Dental Association, will con-
| sere on Tuesday, 4TH mar or AUGrs1. 1856. Al
| Jackson Miss all Dentists cordially invited
! 70 be present T. Z. SPiSK1. President
| iuiSs ss5-sf L B. REHBKkT, sef'y
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County Conventions

The following counties hold their con-
ventions and primaries on the dates men
toned:
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THE ARKANSAS TRAVELLER" nine-inch
plug Tobacco is the best brand on the
market. Try it. For sale by f. & s
VIRpEN, Jackson, Miss.
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Each county is entitled to twice the num-
Der of Representatives in Legislature, as
follows
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Machinery.

PEACH Boxes, Baskets, etc, for ship
ping, at SipwA3s.
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nPEN To BOTH SEXES ALTKE-rERMs
" very moderate. Location healthy: in a cons-
1unity famed for is churches. schools, morality
aad culture; 20 miles Southeast of Memphis
Tenn. and on the l. c. Railroad Twelve Learned
Instructors. Departments Of Law. Art, Literature
and Science afl IN successful operation.
For Catalogue and information, apply TO the
Chancellor. esgS. A. z. STEwAsr.
H. NJ SULLIVAN
aug ). Sim. Secre, airy Bo2ri Trustees
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THE SCHOOLS.
University Of Mississippi,
Oxford.

Next Session opens s4th Sept, 1855.
Ttition Free b All bat Lar Ssssents.
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WESLEYAN Female Institute
STANTON. VIRGINIA.

~ IN ON- sEAUAthA-
linens September 2Ist. I885--one Of the First
III SCHOOLS goR YOUSG LADIES II THR UNITED
sTATEs Surroundings beautiful. Climate unsur-
uas-ed Pupils from eighteen States Refers 70
ore thousand pupils and patrons TERMS AMONG
THE BEST TX THE UNION. Board, English
Course, Latin, French, German, Music, sc, for
Scholastic year. from September 10 June, S23s. For
Catalogue write
REv. wM A. HARRIS, b. D., President.
5alvs sim stanton, Virginia
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rh, flioaipy frst-elass institutions % learning
lDe ouneessents for the next sessions 10
.s a ,rtoy For details, We inyita attention 10
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". NJ. GuLAsrrr, Late OF jackson.
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p NJ. DoannTy. Late Of 1asoo City.
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The Vote In Democratic Conserva-
tive State Convention.

1s4as - ess Is