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Rev sam Jones.


/ The f loving IS an extract of 4 letter
! written BY young lady Of Lebanon
Tenn, 70 sister in this city, referring
/ to the preaching at that place Of thi:
wonderful Evangelist Tie demand for
higa IS 50 great. says the Nns5yiHe CHFi-
tim Aa.aoeaa, that Lis appointments now
made extend to the end Of the present
year.
u believe | wrote you we we're ex-
pectiag Pew. Mr. sam Jones. lie came
last Wednesday, and saeh q meeting vou
have never Witnessed Lebanon has
never kaowa sach a revival
He breaches four sermons each day,
AID ag every service the house Is not
only fHtl Dut crowded. Thes 60 before
breakfast. 30 home and eat, then right
back - the church. Ibis is al the pe0-
pie Of Lebanon have done for the past
week
Of course we could not 90 in for 6
@ clock service, but just o. soon Is p0ssi-
bic after breakfast We would 90, in order
70 gee good seats; often the house would
be fuli 6y the time We would get there
Mr. Jones is the most wonderful man
ever heard preach. He has the audi
ence laughing ones moment and crying
che next Any child, Eve years old, can
understand all he says The irst time
he called for peaiteuts they crowded
around tile altar and down the ai,les
At night the house was literally pQeke3. .
SO that they brought seats from thel
Masonic Han aud put them in the base
ment for peuitent- and an christians
vino would go down there to sing, pray /
and talk with those who were seeking I
tile Light (
/ can't begin to tell you the names OF I
persons whom we know, who have been F..
converted. A great many more / do /
not know; many from the country.
Air. Jones Is net fine orator, does not
Use very fine nor floWery language, butt
peaks the PLANES. truths, in pl4inest
erms. AS he saws he "hoids your pho
oerllh uP before you and shows You
'oune.f so plainly you cannot help see
ug your sins.
Tie preached q sermon to mothers, and
wished 20 much that you could have
leard him. lie does more than half his
preaching 90 chureb-members. Ask Your
pastor to try to persuade Mr.. Jones to
-Islt Jackson.
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annual conventions and q Cotton Plan.
tiers Journal, have been in al the ~
fiety OF temptation. placed upon tie
market Of expectancy and hope, with
anything bus gratifying results. The
work Of regeneration Is STA before Us.
and we ale ready 70 sgbsi6ize any
lpstrumentalitv except thoses which
tod and nature have placed ia or
hands; and % this il must come At
last, and that Is the homely. but con-
mon method &c Fa1eemlng the state by
orr own exerti0us, physical mora and IN
tellaetual Let the Press begin. bv
entering their energetic protests against
50 much Gotten. - much claptrap Of
our greatness in resources. with bat one
III active use. II there Is any mission
for the Press. outside Of partiz1u politics.
It must involve our home lie in the
fraitsof plenty IS well as peace. Point
ogs to the people, with the in
tensity of a burning lens, that IS
we grow greater IN the produe-
ton Of one single article we grow less.
Notwithstanding the paCodoX. That
autIi our tables gtoan with the
productions Of our gardens, our fields
wave with corn, our pastures are dotted
With fatlings.our sch0oihouses HIIed with
our churches burtheaed with
,espectfui listeners. we may plant every
qUara inch of space IN tie state ia /
.etton and in theend as q population find /
ourselves PauPers- These are simply +
lie conclusions of one man I woald BE I
,.ea@ed 70 have others set me right, If Il
In wrong j. W. +
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stenography

We had the pleasure last evening OF a
cali from Mr. J. IT, Sharp, one Of the most
successful teachers OF stenegraphy in the
South, who visits olu city Tor the purpose
Of forming a class in that most usetul art.
MIR. Shacp has taught in many OF our
larger cities and given universal satisfac-
ton, being not only en- expert in the art
bat also s5illlul in imparting Information
SO as to rapidly advance his pupils. OF
course every one il Informed as to the
value OF steDography aud 81 the large sal
aries received by rapid wrsers. A Young
gentleman only nineteen years Of age is At
present receiving Si00 per month II Me
ridian. Those more advanced receive from
Sl5o to 500 per month in all large cities.
1t is very rare occurrence that a teacher
OF stenography travels through the coun-
Try, and one wishing Co learn should eager-
ly embrace this opportunity which may
occur but once IN a Lifetime.
Mr. sharp offers to teach Tor the exceed
ing low price ct $500 per scholar. and
guarantees that his scholars shali2horoagh-
ly understand the art or no pay Viii be
demanded. This Is a great reduction from
the solution Zee charged in cities, and
we hope that many Of cur citizens will
take advantage of these favorable terms.
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I. o. o. 2. Anniversary.
OFFICE CT GRAND AIAsTERI q. q. +.
Holly SPRINGS Anrii & 1875

OFFICE Of GRAND MAsTERI q. @. T. 3
HOLLY SPRINGS, April s. 1885.
A CORDIAL invitation having been ex-
I tended by the Odd Fellows of Louisiana
u the members Of the Order I'm This
jurisdiction to participate with them in
celebrating the'siSrv- sixth 4 anniversary .
At tie Worlds Exposition, ON Monday.
April n, and Information having been
received 81 tins Office thai several Lodges
and Individual brethren desire 70 be
presen GA shat occasion, it is therefore
ordered
1st That Lodges visiting ia q b5dv
are required. Tor 0l.s- oi .the tAo oTinc5-
Tal Office IS. to ba9e travelling card, and
a. T. r. W by 81 aich the Lodge will be
introduced
u. individual members, NOT accom-
Penying their Lodge, must have card
aud q. r T. W.. unless introduced be
elective Grand OICers IL the JuFisdic-
ton visiting.
81. Elective Grand Ofacers. including
g'rand# kepressut aives and PAS Grand
8iasters not accom- aDyiug their Lodge.
may present themselv es in the regalia
and jewel If Office with r. 7. p. only.
The railroads have been applied %
Tor special rate for this occasion or az
least for "a modification Of the recent
reduction in favor Of parties of three OF
more Oh one ticket, 50 that individuals /
may gat The benefit OF -ueh reduction
i Committee, u which Grand Repre- I.
5Htauve Joseph Fgegtla g. chairman +
has been appointed to- procure suitable
aceommodatioH7 FIR all members nj theI
Order, on their arrival in New Orleans
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Chills and Fever.

The operation Ok cold ana effluvial poi
sons received through and into the lungs
often gives rise 20 aches. chilly sensations
and ehills aud levers. Take time by the
ioreloolS aud check it At once. Mansfield s
Chill and Fever Tonic is nature true REM
edy for the disease. which. ii neglected
ends IN dropsy. rendering the poor -aiier-
er unfit for the duties of lie and end in
death. Il will positively cure, and one
dose taken each morning befele meals Ion
ten davs. i the best Alternative and anti
periodic known 10 The world. For sale by
druggists. Prepared by the Mansfield
Medicine Co, Memphis, Tenn
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aud thas 1t was thar our very dear friend, Mrs.
hA1HEEfSG AeAaN, was called 60 lay her armour
od' aA1 Tes' Up 7"Een On 'Ae EN- aas oil FaafE
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H'h'lel h.'@'All' ''S-AN AyARS-
4f7- ARA spent a7e ei',Ie .'-e IN Union 'h'IIeh
Je+.'7oi count mere +'e ANe' meg happy r
-''''' ana won pa he'l.s ny Aer many personal
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nom lA' "''@I IF IAe7e scenes she loved SO wei
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Found at Last.

Alter years Of patient research and { lefl-
icai investigation IN the vegetable world,
there has been discovered and perfected 2
valuable compound tonic, agreeable N
taste, pleasant in action, aud highly bench
ciat In results, and IL now soda under the
name OF H8AIE SENTATIVE CoRnIAL- IL
forms one Of the most valuable tones and
eorrectives ever yet offered to the public.
tss especially adapted to any leison of the
hepatic, gastric or renal functions arising
from sedentary occupation exposure 70
night air, or any ether exciting cause. It's
freedom from any mineral Constituent,
makes ii more 6esirea BE as . household
remedy.
Cell upon yanr druggist or dealer and Sc
cure bottle. See adrIt9senent IN an
ofker c9lstRn 81 this paper.
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A Good Location.

rIsHE LITTLE TOWN or FRENCH CAMP.
/ eheeta~ soantv, Mississippi. eisers many in-
antseuassnfS persons seeking homes ia q a1fat
moral and religious community. There are fhfce
churches. Methodist Rafssst and PRESBYTERIAN A
Fenzle Institute Hnief tie care II the Pfssfxtars
II Central Mississippi springs 81 sulphur aud
other minerals abound. with several Of pure Gree-
stone NJ SwaEap near Three s1aali branches
running all the year-aa excellent location for a
cotton factory. or other works by steam. As
free Tram nsaaFis any piace in the state. Seven
saiies Issn. lalros huf on the hne ~ survey u
tie Fzsa fTSssti sss4asia q Meridian AdsIrezs
4. II AlEEkI-fN. Preach camp.
fhnesaw Co. sLiss fs further Information.
apflz
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VALUABLE PROPERTY

IL BOLTON, KINDS COUNTY FOR SALE.
1 Consisting OF lot containing acres, on which
Is located splendid new steam griSt mill and cot
ton gin. q 3J-h0rse- power Grueuwad engine Strauh
mill, Hughes gin stand both new, REYNOLDS press
etc. Also, two small teuemeuts on the lot. which
rent well. a good location for more machinery.
Also, desirable residence on large and con We
uienl lot Good well, ci.tern, garden, servants
room, stable, etc. on lot All within the corporate
limits OF Bolton. Address W NJ GRAHAM,
Bolton, Miss r. \. Simpson,
april s, SCOT. Eobinsouvilie Miss
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II long article relating 70 the +. 3. D.,
of that city. says
The Blood Il lFu Company started one
year ago wis.4 $4,000, but to-day the basl-
ness cannot re bought for $50-0eo-00
The demand aud the sstIstastion given
sis said 10 be without q parallel, = II
action i pronounced wonderful.
we are glaa95 announce thst orr arng
gists have already secured alply, aiid
we hope our readers will supp y tiieuases Fes
at once.
Ii IS ssikl 10 be the oaiy specific and per
maneu; blood poison remedy offered, CIV
ing entire satisfaction in III caSes i'eiars
. oue bottle has been used Far Blood Dis
eases. Kidney Troubles, Scrolula, Catarrh
old TIeers and Skin Diseases, try one bot
tie ii B. 3. e.
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FOR SALE.

VALUABLE MULBERRY BLACK HAM
\ mock Farm on eastern e,lEc Faru Alto Prairie.
DO miles west OF " est Point: aud ftum Nu}dau d
A. 80 L. r containing $50 acres. 25t cultivation
balance trubered; nae outlet for stock On a large
creek. good dwell uE. new gin house aud press
stables. hue fruits in abundance. Zoad 8Tte>iJu
wetl. . double tenement houses, imVroV enien IL
situated in beautiful sandy grove. Price s1oao per
acre $4,000 cash balance ON time. INut OF place
this wear pays 11i5 g interest net on Above price
" iii guarantee same rents tot next ulree years
J. C. UifL, Abbott. Clay Co. Miss
anFs~ 81 St.
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That Sums it Tn.

We could use an sorts Of extrav agant
words abont the effects Of Parker's Hair
Balsam. Butthe simple truth is enough,
it is the best thing Of its kind. Cures fall
ing hair dandruf, dryness restores original
color, Is a delicious dressing and perfectly
pure and clean. II viii salisiysyou The
only standard Soc dressing.
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FEvHE MAGMA VISTA COTTON PLANTATION
n directly on Mississippi river IssaqBeua eoaaty,
Miss. About eleven hundred ceres u land About
500 at present in cultivation zf1 more acres
cep1ile 81 cultivation. IFelve room 5rie dwelling
h1use-zsieEty 81 cabins and b0ts-f,eeas grove
and best pasture on the river Terms oue-tiird
or more ess-balaaee IL enc tzo nr ~ tbree wears
Apply 70 E&NEsT \ 0sTEE.
inarls-8t NiekshEsTs. Alizs.
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FOR SALE.

G FINE two-story house, cost about s3,o9o, two
- mites from GoiuTnhus iS7t acres, - cleared,
under fence. one-half cultivated ISL. Rent col
lrcted bales cotton, very productive, clay suisii-
good orchard, delightful water, good s8mmer aud
winter range Location very healthy; roads good,
$50 mirutes drive To- Columbus; rogs and poultry
thrive Eitb little attention Society. schools and
church privileges unsurpassed. Very low ior cash.
For further particulars apply 70
J. ". CHENls - Starkviiie, Miss.
April l. SGT
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FOR SALE.

FINE sToRAHoUsE Is LOUISVILLE
"a winston Co. Miss, alzS1 iset Brick base
Heut. balance lramcd-froni room 3Gx so feet, With
two back rooms I5N3D feet each, with warehouse ir
rear roomy lot, and a We'll of tine water on same
4 Gae rJomy stor.housc in good locality where q
strong iTn could do tine business Price 81 ,25O
cash. Apply 10
GE0. Y W0OpW ARD. President,
of W9odWarjS Liver Eeaavauer Co.
apis 'S5,Gt Louisville, Miss.
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Lillle - lAis Lie Iade Ini.

Little girl.-Doss this calico fade mis-
ter
0bIiging clerk No, oh no all fast
colars.
Little girl. Then I'll 90 somewhere
else, cause 4 want to dye my easter eggs.
Clerk, tiiurriedly3 Hold on a minute,
little girl. that end want fade bnt the other
eQd viii. and proceeds 10 reverse taae eAlieo
and eat Oft the identical END THAT was
originally pronounced fast
This VAS one OF the many little by-pgasF,
MlEnegaed oTeF our counters Saturday last.
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Bible Owner Wanted.

EDITOR CLARION: l have in my posses
sion Bible that a soldier gave me in 1861
Ii you can find ont where he or his rela-
tives live, and they desire il, | will
send it. His name Is ". p. Sandidge, Co.
T., 22d Mississippi Regiment. Address
nae al Lost Mountain, Cobb county, Ga
S. A. ORR.
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FOX. SAFE

u NE MILES NORTH OF KOS II sEO AID
>farkviiie s. r. IN Cboesaw eoantv, $50 acres
Of land 0Be-halI hue baftom alsaat 300 acres 10
cultivation the balance well timb4rei. convenient
20 church and school veil satered EItb springs and
running streams. dwelling house has rooms and 8
Ere places tenant h9uses On the plaee, also nne
orchard horse iaf stables. cribs, shelters and
all the necessary cat houses viii sell III three ~
four pas meats. ene-thIHa cash. Address,
}. & Bow Peafssie. Texs= or : Il BOYD, Ches-
ter, Ghsetow county. Mss
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a Reliahle Article

For enterprise, push and a desire to get
such goods As win give the trade satisiae-
ton, Byron Lemly, the Druggist, leads all
competition. Use DR.. Bosan6o's Cough
and Lung Syrup, because it, the best Med
icine on the market, for Coughs, Colds,
Group and Primary Consumption. Price
30 cents and S leo. Samples free
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VALUABLE PLANTATION SITUATED IN
"A Iensas Parish, Louisiana, of six hundred
and forty acres; $50 open and ready for cultivation
- or IS very good houses; number of hands now
on the place; fronts Jhoctuw Bayou, 10 or II
miles from st. Joseph known as Hard Bargain
Plantation, Price $40 per acre. sold to elect par
tition amongst heirs. i. j. GUlCE, Ex'r-,
apl .'o5.6t. NatchCz Miss.
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,fagnifleenf valley Plantation (Ileap,

4eaa ACREs-oSE Of THE BEST OK THE
1DVS famous ssfIoney Island p the richest regieu
aud safest from overflow, in tbe Yazoo Delta; I'M
prvgerle1ts unsurpassed: highly cultivated large
new steam gins grist and mills. machinery
frsS-eiass- All modera equipments. work shoIs-
cotton houses, e0salOaieus stables aud cribs nice
dwelling handsome shady grounds. excellent or
ehaFTi apples peaches, pears. plHuis G.ss. tisiefn
ard wells. substantial new cabins srsek chimneys
all along the trent stock range unlimited water
plentiful, ali speeie> splendid timber. 40 iBeaia
Fauee. railroads projected. Isss5 CATION perpetual
los lFeieiss2 address Is Pax J. TehtIa
rnarEk 'ss-8f Ha3fee.S County Miss
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FOR SALE.

con ACRES OF BEST LAND N KINDS Co.
UUU 320 acres in high state OF cultivation and hay
meadows, balance iu heavy oak, hickory, poplar
black walnut, etc ~ miles from Jackson from
Clinton, where 6ue male and female colleges.
Sufficient cabins and permanent labor. Bot very
little thin land on The place. Call and examine, OF
Tor particulars address W J. SMITH
april S, 's5.Gt. Clinton. Miss,
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Clarke County-The Cheapest Yeti

so ux1sr fence, with dwelling azd store
house land s3fher Improvements necessary e. coa-
stitutc ga horne and farm. in Two, Tate Co.
midway between the n - T. r. T., and J. c, E r,
De miles aest Of SeaSfotia- Miss. Will se1l above
property ut a Bargain, ar exchsaee for property iu
y4wu station on the \. o.. NfeSsoufS * MsWHhis
T. r. ~ Memphis Il Holly springs r y Adirsss
T. p. WILSON. Tyre Tate Co.. Miss
aFrl Sz6s.
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FOR SALE.

- EEERAL THOUSAND ACRES OF LAND
- mostly uuimprove5 situated IT'D Winston Co.,
Miss Most ot it well tiruheEej- Prices from 2'cts
% SEQ per acre Apply To
JOHN &. WoDDN ARD.
aurlS SOFT. Louisville, Miss.
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FOR SALE.

a CHARMINff piece of land, "a acres just
"a outside Of the corporation north OF Jackson.
Miss 1t contains delightful grove Of thrifty forest
trees on the northeast: balance Of about > acrts
without stump. gently slopiuE down 70 ami front
ing the Livingston road, and joining south SIR.
subway place. II also contains very large els
tern. For suburban villa OF residence, and large
gardening facilities il is perhaps the finest site
near Jackson. address, T.. 81. >EBTTER,
Auril J. ISL Jackson Miss
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FOR SALE

a SMALL place in sight Of Brookbsven; house
- contains 4 rooms has dining room and
kitchen connected, fine garden. and nice Young
peach aud apple orchard, ard fine well OF water.
Price $50. Parties wishing 60 purchase viii please
address the undersigned. sherman * Davis.
4. 7. BUEDI&Es, Brook haven, Miss.
AuriI J. So
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We yesterday enjoyed reh radishss
grown iu rho garden VI one olour thougat-
.al Hr.s.H.r-.
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Mis-. Anna Barr, 81 Louisville. Ken
lucky, ie tha srestot har cousin, Miss Jeu-
uie Nerauey
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FoR SALE.

900 ACHE@ LANp TWO A1D HALF
GsoG .aise4 nsatswe~t 81 Iacks.stl Ia ii essei-
YAtaz- balance ia AIM ef For further q rtfelsrs
asidrsss GEO A. NoRK.
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N3-. Baaleee -Hi.a. Mics Langley
.ud Hf" Bessie Lemly are spending tIi
1874 H NeF Orleans.
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N,rI. r. lsra-la.. znaadiue This week
u &.H Orleans. accompanied bv It- ,sfEs
.ud daughter N. Harrington.
-IhIs Ir contains very moe Expo.
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.a|r-ue-niun- hence the paper has been
cation 1.t without lis valuable srpervi-
Lion. which must be our auoIaev Tor any
inaccuracies rt may contain.
Mr.. john Compton, who resided here
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The toau turned out IN iill force yes
t.riay 10 See the novel sight ri water
.g rywhere.
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Il Naek tfanses - % ser setting. S4Sss stamp
iaF zes,fy A. " eTEBkfAs
asas i sz-sw. Fiskens staten. Miss
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-04-08

Mr. Baxter Wiiz1n. If Lexington.
H0uar.d our office with cali this week.
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For Sale.

ArMNrINtf oFFIC =. WITH JOB OFFICE
cenacefea ia q sd erdia location. WIZ sell at
bar-afa. apply to CLaaI0S office for further
particulars. uiar25. 's.-5t.
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Trustees sale Lands, GIills, Etc.
25th lay Of Nav. \. D. 1850.

y VIRTUE or = DEED or TRUST. IKE
eUtgl by Ho~kIlS s. Hamilton eu May sEh, 1850.
Co rae. trustee, i such Trustee, at tbe request